Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 29, 1911, FIRST SECTION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text' -1 r LjtftiMrawNtfCNiK pamwyf.yjilwMMafc3HHimmuatif;Fai - PAGKE TWO' MEDFORD MAIL TRTDUNE, MEDFORD. OREGOX, SUNDAY, JANUARY 29, 1011. II. OF 0. HIM WARSOAREiSBUT pill ESTABLISH NORTH BANK HAS FINDS BACKERS DODGE SAYS SOLON A PAROLE BOARD. LARGER CAPITAL EDEN VALLEY NURSERY The nursery that puts 'FT r ' . . Local University Club Passes Reso ' lotions Calling On Jackson County Defoliation to Lend Their Aid to University. ' ' The hoard of governor ot the K o ne Hirer Valley Unl rurally club have unanimously endorsed the Unl verally ot Oregon appropriation bill, which Is now before Ihe stale legisla ture at Salem, and petitioned the members from Jackson county to use their influence towards its adop tion, without amendment. The oc casion of the rosolutlon was the at tack upon tho proposed appropria tion by a cortaln mossharlc institu tion of tho state. Tho 'resolution reads: "Whereas, the state of Oregon Is entering an era of rapid develop ment, wo believe the educational In torosts of the state demand a larger and bottor equipped state university. Therefore, bo It t'llesolvod, That tho board of gov ' amors of tho Iloguo Itlvor Valley " University club heartily endorso tho Unlvorslty of Orogon appropriation Mil, and rospectfully petitions that the members from Jackson county fliipport tho bill entire." Jackson county has always favor- od tho liberal support of higher edu cation. In 1907 at the Instance of tho calling of tho referendum upon tho Btato university appropriation act by certain Linn county mossbaeks voters of Jackson county enmo for ward with tho largest per capita ma jority favoring tho appropriation of any county In tho Btato, tho plurality It gave being second only to that by Multnomah. Senator Bell In California Charges That Enemies of Progressive Laws Are' Raising Japanese War Scare In Order to Defeat Them. SACKAMENTO, Cal., Jan. 2$. Enemies of the initiative, referendum and recall are raising a Japanese war scare for the purpose of defeating reform legislation, according to Sen ator Charles W. Uoll of Pasadena, chairman of the republican caucus. "The initiative, referendum and r pcs 11 ill be adopted," said Hell today. "The intentions of tho men who support Governor Johnson and bis progressive policies is to give to the people the right to say what laws shall govern them. If the peo ple of California desiro restrictions of the Japanese, It Is primarily up to tho people. I bpllevo that if the people can bo shown that any law (hey may favor would endanger the country's welfare, a majority of Call fornlans would vote against it." E BY PM LABORERS Ship Loses Propeller. VKNTUHA. Cal.. Jan. 28.- Strik ing a floating pile In the harbor horo this morning, the Btoamor Coos Hny, Captain Uowen, Ban Pedro to San Krnui'isco, lost her propeller, drift ed ashore nbout 1000 foot northwest of tho pier hIio had just left and Is fast on tho rocks. Ilonvy Hoas throaton considerable damage. The tug Warrior has been ordered from San Pedro. Tho Coos Hay carried no passen gers. Sho was loaded with n mis cellaneous cargo. The crew Is stand lug by tho vessel. Senator McColloch Introduces New Bill Recommended by Governor West Makes Most Sentences Mandatory. SALEM, Or., Jan. 28. Following the recommendation in Govornor West's messngo, Senator McCulloch has introduced a bllll establishing a parole board and making Indotor- minate sentences mandatory in all caes except those of life imprison ment or death. Tor instance, where the law says the penalty shall not be loss than one or more than ten years, the new law would require the sen tence to be indotermlnate, running from one to ten years. At the expiration of the minimum term, the bill provides, the case may be considered by tho parole board. This board is to consist of the war don of the penitentiary and two oth ers to be appointed by the governor, the board to serve without salary. Stock Is Increased From $25,000,000 to $625,000,000 Meeting Ex plains "Pleasure"' Trip of Presi dent Hill to the Coast. REPRESENTATIVE CHARGES THREATS OF COERCION PARIS, Jan. 28. Terrified at tho throats demanding rovengo for tho execution of the 12 Japanese social IstH hanged In Tokio, with which tho gcnernl federation of labor has pla carded tho city, tho Japanese) colony today askod tho pollco for protec tion. "Wo woro tinablo lo snvo our Jap aposo brotliors," tho jilacnrds say, "whom tho .lapaneso government ns- Haselnated, but wu will avenge tholr r deaths and make Jnpau pay dearly I for thorn." 7 Fooling here is running high among tho labor element, and tho pollco are, guarding tho Japanese embassy to provont a possible attack. Tho Jap r miiom diplomats aro being nccompa- i nled about the streets by detectives rTO INVESTIGATE TREATY . BETWEEN U. S. AND MEXICO WASHINGTON. I). C. Jan.- 2S. j Tho first gun In an Investigation of charge) that Mexico Is abusing Its extradition treaty with the United Stat os to persecute political refu- "guos was fired today by Congressman .Wilson of Pennsylvania. Wilson Introduced a resolution In tho house requiring the secretaries of several states to furnish the house with Information of the number or Mexican cltlsens and other pertous arretted at the instauce of the Mex ican government In the past ten years. , COMPUTING MACHINE IN OFFICE OF SHERIFF E 10 MEET IN ASHLAND The Orogon Christian Endeavor I'nioii is planning (o hold a big eon vention in Axlilum! Febniary 10-IU Dr. W. H. HiiiHoii of the White Tem ple of Portland and Paul C. Urown field secretary for California, are among the prominent speakers and workers on the progrnm. A rate of one and one-third fare for (lie round trip Iiuh been granted by (lie railroads but it is iiaeossfiiy for delegates to secure a certificate from the agent at t lie time of pur chasing ticket ami bring it to the convention to lie signed by the slate secretary. Free, ontertninmunt, consisting of room mill breakfast will he provided for all delegates during the conven Ashland is one of the moat beauti ful residence oitius in the state and lias u reputation for hospitality sec ond to none. Indications are (iiat the conven tion will be a great euuceeg uud uil hIio )Kasibly can do so hlioiilil plan to attend. John liigg, Ashland, Or., is secre tary of lite registration eoiiuniUet and delegates should semi names to him. DENVER, Col.. Jan. 2R. Repre sentative Judkins broke the monot ony of the fruitless balloting for a United States senator which hns boon going on here for a week, when at a Joint session today of tho legislature ho charged that offorts to coorco him had been made. Judkins said that he was told that unless ho supported a certain candidate all his bills Intro duced'' in the house would be killed. Ho refused to give nnmes. Today "h ballot resulted: Shafroth 1. Adams 18, Speer 2:. Ward r., Daw son .'10, Vaile 1, scattering 14. PORTLAND, Or.. Jan. 28. The trustees of the North Hank system, better known as the Spokane, Port land and Seattle railway, a Hill con cern, met at Vancouver, Wash., to day and lncronsed tho road's capital stock from ?2i',000,000 to ?C25,- 000.000. This is considered n5 tin1 first step toward the assimilation of all the Hill roads In Oregon, both steam and electric, by tho North Hank. Incidentally, tho meeting of trus tees otday oxplains the "pleasure" trip of President Louis Hill of the Great Northern, who has just reached the Pacific coast from St. Paul. Among those who attended tho meeting were Hill, President John Stevens of the Hill Hne3 in Oregon and F. V. Urown, general western counsel for the Great Northern, who accompanied 11111 from Seattle. Demand Explanation. WASHINGTON. J). C Jan. 28.- The American embassy at Constan tinople lias made representations to tlie Turkish government, in regard to the attack on John T. 1'eristinnv. United Htntes consular agent at Al exandreta. Tho attack on Peristinny was made during u mutiny on board a coasting steamer. Qliarge d'Af fuires. Philip, at Constantinople, was adised of the action of the state de paitiuenl todr-y. TELELECTRIC PLAYER IS MOW M DISPLAY Where tp Go Tonight ''' Hnvo you heard tho Tolelectrlc player? If you haven't, you hnvo missed ono ot the finest plnyors that J tho world has over seen or possibly will see for a long time to come. This wonderful player can bo heard and examined at tho Kntncr store most any afternoon, and Mr. II. II. Achor will be pleased to oxplaln tho now Invention. This player Is ontlroly ..lit... ...... .,1.-,.,. (I. .it ... ,.,. ,,,,. uiiiini; nil j iinj ui Liiii I. juu u.iu mi .. . It can bo attached to any piano and , i New Attraction at THE ISIS THEATRE Sco tho World's Greatest MOVING PICTl RE CURTAIN The Radium Gold Leaf Screen XOVKIjTV .MTSICAIj ACT 1JV THE FLETCHERS J MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY I AND SUNDAY AT 2:30. nree hcc s ot Pictures and is uelf-rogulnliug. The records are made of a kind of metal, tako up only a small space and aro indestructible. Thoy fit into a small box arrange ment at the back or side of the piano and by pressing a lever you start the music. The Ilttlo machine Is run by a motor arrangement and you do not have to touch it with the exception of putting In the record and start X Good Song. X a J s NATATORIUM ; CO. F HASKETUALL TEAM of : of Portage. Wisconsin, champions the Unit id States, piny two J limit to going. Wlion the iileco linn ' H,neB w,lh the -Moil fords Tues-J day evening, Jnnnnry 31, nnd j S Wmliitiflffn v nvAnliicr llVthritnrv la t -.r Bt "" W -" X' 30 obruary 1st, Adinihshm 25c. The cur-? AT THE CHURCHES First Church of Christ, Scientist. Service. Sunday morning at II i o'clock. Subject of lesNon-Mrmon : "Love." Sunday s.-hool at I! o'clock; testimonial meeting Wi'diie dav 7:;i0 p. in. The public is cordi ally initcd to these service. Church 'dil'ice North Oakdale ave, Reading room hours; Wednesday 'J lo &, -M to U ::t0 and Sundays 12 to 1. Same address. Amtrioan Sklnjiw Buried. SOI'THAMPTO.V, Kuglaml. Jan :'S.- With all tho houurs due to a man who siucessfiilly dcfi ailed the America's cup on tso wcaMons, Cap tain Hair wus burled here this afi eriUMiu. The officers aud crew of Sir Thomas Lip ton's ateaui yacht Krla were the pall-bearers. The defeat of the two vacate rought over by Llptou to capture America's cup was due to Captain Barr's clever handling of the Ameri can NCMtda. Sir Thomas so im ii eed with Barr's work that after his defeat he offered the American skipper a fancy salary to handle hU boats. Uarr declined the offer. Mora Troops to Tcxus. WAWIINQTON. D. C.. Jan. 2S.- (louerul Leonard Wood, chief of staff, announced this utu-ruoon llni idditional troop will ho rushed to Texas to assist in patrolling the Mexican border. Qennral Wood WASH1NOTOM, 11. O., Jan. !8 ,llan- t0 pr,vnt. if possible. furtUvi laaguauoai wneiii. waiea n was Ul,huiou of the neutrality law bv lumoi.Kl had Ihwu blown up at 8W. r,.bt.l band, who haxe been t.r.huig was rejwrted to the av7 dWrtmit ,ie forbiOdeu line. this aliurnooa us ha ring arrived at, . Uiiantauaiuo this inoruiag. I Haskjru for health. In order to cope with the pnor uious amount of work thrown mou the clerical force in his otfiea i:i puikuig up the annual tax roll Sheriff W. A. Jones has installed n ooinputing uiaehine of a new typ. It is known as a "Daetvle" aud bear the stamp of a French iiiuiiuliictiuvr Willi it it is possible to compute ac ourately and with lightning rapidit lliO taxation rates in mills or tenth of mills on any dcniied sum of money. FAVORABLE REPORT ON ALASKA COAST PROBLEM WASHINMTON.niro.. Jan. 2S. The publio laads committee decided today to report favorably to the sen ate the Kelson bill as a possible solu tloji of the Alaska coal lands prob lem. The bill prorldes for the de relaiujiont af ooal lands under a leas ing ayaUiu dealgned to protect the public. been played it is autonutticnlly re wound and ready for anothor record. This is the only playor that exactly imitates the human touch without the aid of human. It Is a most won derful Instrument. One has to see it sad have it explained to really un derstand all qie Intricate parts, yet after It has been explained you real ize that It is very simple. One nice thing about tbis player Is tho fact that you do not have to watch It at all after nutting on a record. The rec ords cau ba uxohauged after you haw J J grown tired of them. You should ' MVdford's Exclusive Picture The- . .1 -.,. Ihls Latost Lieeuaed Photo- j 1 tain at the opera house will not j rise urn 11 ! u'lloik owIiik to aaiue. i &m$ifwalM, ran at uie iveuiner siore ami see ian . wonderful invention. Mr. Achor ex- s pects to establish a factory in Med-!?pn.. ford and will make the machines!; here. He will be pleased to tell you all about them, X One lime -No More One Dime, Perhaps most of our "had luck" I'oiiftixU in failing to answer the want aiK that contain opportunitic lor ou. -0r-0 ' Wlicilliin Safe. "NAT" THEATRE X XX JLj J : evory NO. 3 Astigmatism of the Eye By Dr. RlGkert, Medford. Oregon When the eve i.- said to be nslir inutii". the uieauuig is thut the ee Ifa double focus. This nnuoys the brari iuul the e.ve will strain unconscio.ir ly to bring about a clear focus; t hi- tratn usually eatisea hwidaohe. A tigmatisiu is usually congenial at birth it is remedied guises ground from the a cylinder. Those glasses if right ! mad bring linages to a focus on th' retina and thus relieve all trntn Children aw well as adults nultci from iislLirmaiivin. I am prep.nl to etrreet all com mon or complicated errors of Mght tou take no ehanee here. DR.RICKERT.EyeSlglit Specialist Over Kentner's. Changes its program Sunday, Wednesday mid Friday.? A special matinee evory Sun-1 day afternoon. We tbow notlibg but tho very latent and ln't films. 5 I X ADMISSION 10c. X segrociit " X Stocl -Class Stock Co. ON'IGHT - "Oil: M-W SHNISTUU" Tlii-e-.it Hural Drama. J MAUJOHIK MAXDV1LLK STOCK COMl'AXV Specialties Between Acta X 'rt r4r-t4-- if TiI ITV sf ar af J8. A 1 BIGGEST, BEST AND MOST COMPLETE stock of trees in Southern Oregon Phone 3711. N. SI BENNETT Office: 1201 N. Central Ave Remember Your credit is good You can buy for less at our store. We are not undersold by any concern. We have the right prices every day in the week. People who are looking for the right prices are sure to find them here. We cannot afford to sell things at one price one day and at a higher price the next. Our aim is reliable mer chandise at reliable prices. We want you satisfied and you will be if you trade with us. See us before you buy. Our goods are all new; not a collection of years of shop worn odds and ends to put out at apparently special prices. Next P.O. 6th and Cen. Ave The house that made it possible to buy house furnishing goods in Medford at reasonable prices WeeKs & McGowan Co. UNDERTAKERS DAY PnOXE 2271 Night 'Phenes: F. W. Weeks, 2071 A. E. Orr, 3692. LADY ASSISTANT AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE SOMETIIIXU TXrsrAL-A Pope-Hartford (5-pns- ;soiijfiT) for saU 1908 nuxk'l. Bitr, easy ruling, powerful, njuhmIv. In jHTiVi't nu'chaniral condition; over $500 extra ,('tuiuicnr. whirh im-lutles follewing: Two large "Solar" 'headlights, pi'ostolite tank, magneto and storage battery, top and side curtains complete, Troy wind shield, "Warner i speedometer ((iO-milc), Firestone" demountable rims, iiwu extra rims), two extra tires and inner tubes, full set tnnk jack ami pump. Have best reason Tor selling. The price, $1900.00, inoludes painting. Address Owner, 641 East Morrison Street, Portland, Oregon. .5P bsW