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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1911)
i COUR T DENIES II HAS DISMISSED CASE WASHINGTON, D. C, Jnn. 28. Employes of the United Stntes su piumc court today nro busy explain ing nn erroneous report that that tribunal had summarily dismissed the contempt proceedings ngalnst President Samuel (tampers, Vice President John Mitchell and Secre tary Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor, which grow out of the Ducks Stovo and Range com pany boycott. The court merely hinted that It would refuse to consider the question whether the Ducks company should be granted a permanent Injunction restraining the labor men from con tinuing the boycott. The boycott was settled out of court recently, and the refusal of the court In the Injunction matter will In no way affect the present main Issue, which Is the matter of contempt of court. flniORP mail tribune, medford, oreoon, Sunday, January 29, 1911. PAGE FIVE NEW ORLEANS ADMITS IHAT FRISCO LEADS WASHINGTON. Jnn. 28. Tho New Orleans boosters for tho Pnn omn exposition admitted today that San Frnnclsco is lending in the fight, according to a statement given out by tho San Francisco delegation. "It is tho unanimous verdict of official and political Washington." the statement says, "that San Fran cisco has all the best of tho struccle. New Orleans delegates frankly admit that San Francisco is away in tho lead. "Wo have an unofficial state ment from Omaha today to the ef fect that telegrams costing over $100,000 had been sent from points between there and the Pacific coast to Washington demanding that San Francisco bo given the exposition as a business proposition, and also be cause it had raised $17,500,000 for financiering It." SEYMOUR TO CLEAN UP ERISCO POLICE Farmers to Organize. LANSING, Mid,., Jan. 'J8.--A mass meeting i soon to lie held here to organize u national party with principles identical (o thosn, an nounced liy the new National Pros; 1'hbivu Republican lunge, nccordiiiv to an announcement following a on ferencu today between Governor O boni, labor federation representative:, iind various farmers' organizations, representing over ,100,000 Michigan farmers. Throws Away Gold Pieces. LOS ANGELES, Oil., Jan. 28.- -Bringing u hag of 100 gold franc pieces, to go with a newly acipiircd French habit, Charles V. Gates created a mild sensation at n locai hotel today by tossing .$20 French gold coins to hellboy.s. WOLVERINE GETS BACnO DETROIT Car Is Cominn West and Will Visit Portland for a Time. Mexican Released. WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 2S. Juan Jose Azcona, said to bo a Moxl enn revolutionist, held hero for tho Mexican government on charges of embezzlement, was released today by order of Chief Justice Claybaugh of the supreme court of tho District of Columla. When tho Azcona case came up Justice Claybaugh denied more time to the Mexican government to securo evidence against Azcona, declaring that for an offense alleged to have been committed five year ago, the request was unreasonable. Azcona's counsel asked his client's release, which was ordered. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Jan. 28. Sweeping changes In the police de partment wore promised today by Chief of Police Seymour In the prose cution of a wnr "to tho death" on gambling In the city as the result of the shooting of Gustav Postler In tho Saratoga club, located a block from police headquarters. Sergeant Donovan was tripped of his star and weapons by tho chief and will be tried for un-offlcerllko conduct. Cowardice may be Included in the complaint. Charges are being prepared against two patrolmen for dereliction of duty in not reporting tho presenco of tho Sartoga club at police headquarters, and 50 other officers will hnvo tholr beats switched. Edward Krlpp, proprietor of tho Saratoga club, who wns charged with murder, has been released on $10, 000 cash ball. Krlpp Is charged with murder for having shot and killed Postler when tho latter, armed, Invaded the gam bling bouse and demanded return of money ho had lost thoro. CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS WIN OUT IN NEW YORK NEW YORK, Jan. 2S. Christian Scientists hero todn arc Jubilant over tho failure of tho police to con vict William Vernon Cole, healer, who practiced on Fifth avenue, of In fraction of the medical laws of New York state. They regard it Is n clean cut vic tory for tho practitioners of their cult. E 'LOVE' MATCH FAILS CHICAGO. III., Jnn. 'JS.-In Iho application for a divorcu hero to day by Countess Klcanor Gizyoki, sister of Joseph Medill Patterson, editor of the Chicago Tribune, from her husband, Cjunt Joseph GiycKi. another wns added to the long list of failures of Amorican-Kuropean marriages. WOMEN NOW WANT A FEMININE POLICE FORCE NEW YORK, Jan. 2S. Members of tho Artists lenguo of tho Politi cal Equnllty association who heard Dr. Anna Shaw's address be'foro that body arc agreed today that bIio was right when she said that Mauda Ilnl llngton Dooth would mnkc an ideal chief of a feminine pollco squad. Mrs. O. H. P. Delmont seconded Dr. Shaw's suggestion that tho only way to stop tho white slave traffic and to koop boys and girls uway from vicious moving picture Bhow3 was to havo women policemen. -rjrsss- MEDFORD CONSERVATORY FOR MUSIC AND LANGUAGES NAT. BUILDING ALL BRANCHES OF MUSIC. FULL FACULTY. G. TAILLANDIER, DIRECTOR. ssssvv4s. --tfr'.r.4s Flight Postponed. KEY WEST, Fin., Jnn. '28. Confronted by a high wind and rag ing sea. Aviator McCurdv announced t hut ho would be unable today to at tempt his proposed flight from Kev West to Iluvnnu. McCurdy is de termined to make the flight, even if he has to remain here u month. Hasklns for Health. BBWJBhtiginiikftk THE SPOl-riNJo goods HOUSE SACUAMKXTO.CAMKOHXIA. The largest exclus House on the Coast. Fire Arms, Ammun Bicycle, Automobile, and Athletic Supplies Rambler, Ideal and Big New Catalogue. and receive copy. ive Sportinn Goods Wholesale and Retail, ition, Fishing Tackle, Hunting, Photographic Overland Bicycles. Send us your name Its speedometer .showing over 1S00 miles hnvelcd through . the snowdrifts the Warren-Detroit "Wol verine," which left Detroit for the Grand Central palnco show in New York on December 20 returned to Detroit January 7 making the entire trip in the phenomenal time of 18 days. This iu an unusual lecord for this time of the year as the roads arein the worst shape but even with such handicaps as the car had t-he plowed through the deep snowdrifts and arrived in the factory city he fore sliedule time. The ear is bat tered mid its fenders nre bout hit grotesque shape as Iho result ol skidding into the trees and posts during the return which was mink' mainly over ice-crusted roads. Tho return journey was made h;, wnv of Philadelphia, Wilke-lmrrc, I'll!. Elnrire, N. V., Brio Pa., uwlj Cleveland. A four-day rain and thaw , during the return trip made the roads extremely treacherous and the tour- isls spent one night in a log in llu( hills of Pennsylvania The car was forced to descend the Mig (limit IK'-, siiiiir, where the car turned around' three times iu spite of brakes audi skid chains. On Mt. Pncono in Pennsylvania tile tourists climbed to within 'J00 feet of the summit and found the road unbroken fuither on. In the darkness they tried to back through the smaller drifts they had trav ersed, hut it was imposible. The, two men had to chop two trees and n f-'iico down iu order to turn around . Several times during tho trip the J drivers woio forced to take to the! ice of the lake for several inihic in order to get past a section iu which' even horso-drnwn vehicles had failed1 to break the roads. The car vvillj stint for Sau Francisco by way of Chicago in the next few dayo. After visiting San Francisco the car will covor tho northwest luidt probably will be on exhibition at tin" Portland Detroit Auto company, lu-1 cal agents for tho cur. A HE YOU INTERESTED IX A GOOD ! IX VESTMENT? J A 4 A iw s- W J iIiy l I i "l ,1 HTll ONLY TWO DAYS MORE OF THOSE UNPRECEDENTED VALUES IN HIGH CLASS MERCHANDISE CONSISTING OF I Libby Cut Glass, Sterling Silver Tableware, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Etc. ' r- J. W. DIAMOND PALM BLOCK jH&0&HJhjP& One hundred acres Butto Creek j bottom, under Irrigation, perpetual t water right. Al for npplee or pearaj can make big money raising onions. ' colory, tomatoes and all kinds of veg etables; big money In subdivision; joins a new townslte and the rail road; all under new wire fence; can be bought for one-half the price of adjoining land. Buy from owner and savo tho commission. 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Evening Capes and Coats included in this great price reduction AT EXACTLY HALF PRICE Tailored Suits Reduced ONE-THIRD to ONE-HALF. All Dresses Reduced ONE-FOURTH to ONE-HALF. Silk and Net Waists Reduced ONE -FOURTH. Showing the New Spring Line of ,-fi -iTfie . M'ri Waists in tailored, linen and lingerie; the name ROYAL IOUal sno,l'(' 1,('l'(l n) 1'in'ther introduction. Come and see the showing .(. JtVjim A pleasure to see such a line of crisp, fresh new waists at $1.5C to $10.00. 50 222 West Main. MEDFORD I I lln skins for health. 1 refZEnX-pe? m "fR?-" i2C MPMWKMMmf, iMUII&UHM
