3MEDF0RD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEBFORD, OREHON, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1911.
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Personal
Born To the wife of Leon B.
llasklns, a daughter. Mother uml
daughter are doing nicely.
Arthur M. Geary of Griffin Creek
was a visitor In Med ford Saturday.
Former Chief of Police
spent Saturday In Medford on busi
ness. See It. A. Holmes, The Insurance
Man, Over Jacftson County bank. 28R
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Grlevo of
Jacksonville were In Medford on n
short business and pleasure trip
Saturday.
Harry C. Stone of Talent was a
visitor In Medford Saturday.
II. B. Patterson, 11G E. Main, has
soma nice English Hollies and all
kinds of bliiulu trees. Roses (all the
best). Now is a good time to plant.
Diop In and seo me. tf
T. H. Goings of Grants Pass was a
recent Medford visitor.
Mrs. Henry Kubll of Jacksonville
was a visitor in Medford Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Thomns of
Klamath Falls country are spending
a few days in Medford with friends.
The car that stands the gaff The
Buick. '
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young, who
have spent the winter in Honolulu,
are expected to arrive homo In the
near future.
John G. King of Eugene Is visiting
. friends In Medford.
Is your iouso wired? Ono cigar
less a day would pay for a hundred
per cent increase In comfort. Start
living the electric life. tf.
Louls C. Johnson of Woodvillc
was a visitor In Medford Saturday.
The Medford high school basket
ball team is contemplating a trip
through some of tho Willamette Val
ley towns. '
William Davis, son of tho veteran
Griffin Creek hunter, John Davis,
killed a fox last week.
Any person pnsslng through con
fectionery at tho Natntorlum on Wed
nesday from 2 to C p. m. will receive
a check which will entitle them to
Cc worth of peanuts or popcorn.
William Flolds of Griffin Creek
was In Medford Saturday.
Richard E. Geary left for Port
land Saturday after a two weeks'
visit at his father's farm on Friffln
Crook.
Don't bo in a rush to buy your now
auto see tho 1911 Buick.
There will be a meeting of the
Rogue River Vnlley University club
next Tuesday evening In tho club
rooms.
A. V. Dunlnp of Talent spent Sat
urday In Medford on business.
Tho sensation of the auto show at
Portland 1911 Bulcks.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wolverton are
contomplatlng moving from Central
Point to Medford In the near future.
Call phono 2161, 1032 for bnggage
wagon. 401
William Gerlg, chief engineer of,
the Pacific & Eastern, has returned
for a few days' visit with his family.
During tho winter's suspension of
work on the local road Mr. Gerlg Is
supervising tho construction of a
$100,000 dredge for use on construc
tion work on tho North bank road.
Ask Colonel Ton Velio about those
1911 Bulcks.
J. F. Halo is arranging for a trip
to tho East in tho near future. He
will visit some sovonty-flvo piano
ftctorles and select a largo stock
of pianos for the trndo In tho coming
year.
Don't buy an auto until you boo the
1911 Bulcks.
II. T. Alien Is tho proud father of
a bouncing girl baby. The little mis
arrived In tho city lato lust ovenlng.
Mother and babyaro doing flno.
John II. Carkln, attornoy at law
over Jackson County bank. '
C. Losmclstor's studio at Central
Point for photos. Satisfaction guar
nntecd. Prices reasonable. Special
attention glvon to children.
Weeks & McGowan'Co. !
UNDERTAKERS
DAY PHONE 2271
Night 'Phenes:
F. W. Weeks, 2071
A. E. Orr, 3692.
LADY ASSISTANT
John A. Perl
Undertaker and Embalmer
Successor to tho undertaking de
partment of Medford Furniture Co.
Office With
Medford Furniture Company
About February 1, Private Am
bulance Service. Sick and Injured
conveyed to any part of city or
country.
Telephenes: Day 3S1.
Night: John A. Perl lilt. C.
V Conklin, 3C01. J. II. Butle-,
1r.71.
and Local
L. A. Pettis, a rancher near Med
ford, spent Saturday in tho city.
W. W. PaVker of Butto Falls spent
Saturday in Medford and Jackson
ville. Dr. J. E. Shearer, physician and
surgeon. Offlco over Strang'B drug
store. tf.
Mrs. J. R. Ryan will leave Medford
next week to visit her former home
in Seattle. She will be accompanied
by Miss Laura Woodley. They will
be gone about a month.
Rail wood, $5 a cord. Farmers
7116. tt
F. H. Claussey, a real estate man
of Ashland, was In Jacksonville Sat
urday on business.
Tho triumph of auto building tho
1911 Bulcks.
Chris Natwick, a contractor on the
Crater Lake road, arrived In Medford
yesterday.
Send name and address to P. O.
Box 496 for full particulars about
the most Interesting book over writ
ten, tf
Wilson Walt, ox-mayor of Tolo,
Ore?! Is spending a few dnys in Med
ford.
Light, durable, strong, powerful,
economical tho Buick loads tho au
tomobile world.
Scely Hall, sou of Court Hall, Is
laid up with an Injured knee, re
ceived while practicing for a basket
ball game. ,
What car has delivered tho goods
In the Roguo River valley? The
Buick That Is wjiy there arc so
many In use.
LOCAL
The Emporium has been closed, O,
E. Tarkstrom making an assignment
to Fred W. Means, who represents
?redltors. Lack of sufficient capital
led to this stop.
Five hundred flno Bartlett pear
'roes for sale. Call on J. A. Perry
it Medford Nntlonnl bank. tf
Donald Clark has returned from a
visit In Chicago with relatives.
H. B. Toonson of Eaglo Point Is
spending tho week end with Mr. and
.Mrs. George Dnggett.
J. J. Cambers of Ashland was a
iedford visitor Saturday.
E. T. Staples of Ashland spent Sat
urday In Medford.
CANT SELL CIGARETTES
YET IN WASHINGTON
OLYMPIA, Wash., Feb. 4. It is
still illegal to sell cigarettes in this
-.Lite. The senate bill calling for lln
repeal of the anti-eignrette law
which has been in force two your
was recommitted without a hearing
It is a misdemeanor under this lav
to sell or to have in possession cig-
nrettcs or the makings.
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WANTED White or color maid foi
general house work, must bo nei'
and compentcnt. Two in the fam
ily, $2f) per month. Mrs. I. S
Steinstrup, Jacksonville or plion
321. 275
FOUND Ladies' glove, owner ma
have same by proving propeity am
paying for this ml. tf.
FOR SALE Draft horses, 1 have V
head horses and mules for snle, a!
good work stock, weighing from 1
to 10 hundred pounds, every thin;
warranted as represented, one client
team that will do for ranch worl
Write or phone V. A. Dutilap, Tnl
cut, Ore. 27.)
FOR SALE Slunglo mill; 2-1 inch
surfacer, sticker and turning latin
Addresn Mrs. D. Sharp R. 1, ho
(id Woodville, Ore. 285
FOK KENT Six room house, light
and water, 2051 S. Roosevelt A.
AKo one at !H2 Knight st. Jniptin
Mail Tribune H. W. R.. tf.
FOR SALE Fancy gobblers am
white lighom roosters. Robt. Dut
ton, Orchard Home tract. 275
FOR SALE 100 acres, f, miles fror.
i ail road, 5 acres cloared, 15 acre
under ditch, 3-4 mile to school, creel
through place. Cheap will take soim
city property in exchange. I. O
Box 023 Medford, Ore. 277
FOR SALE At Central Point, gooc'
orchard team, weight 2500, aim
lighter team. F. 0. OImiii, Centre
Point, Ore. 272
FOR RENT Three pleasant unfur
nished house keeping rooms, elec
tric! light. East Medford. 211 Htarl
streot, phono 5232. 277
WANTED Hy a high class JapanoM
a sleeping room with private fnmih
furnished or unfurnished, must be u
neighborhood not" far from Mail
strftot, stato price. Address Ho.
90 care Mail Tribuno. 272
FOR RENT Three room house, f?"
Inquire 331 West flth 4. 272
FOR RENT Furnished room on
p.iemctit. 105 South Onkdalc, phone
Maiu 1014. 27j
PRESIDENT QUITS
!N HONDURAS
Daville Has Abdicated Rcsolutionists
Near Capital Want Further Blood
Shed Stopped Taft May Take
Hand.
NEW ORLEANS, La., Feb. 4.
President Davlllii of Honduras has
ibdlcated, according to private ad-
.'Ices received hero today. Tho mes-
jage conies from Tegucigalpa and
inys Davllla has cabled Washington
isklng President Taft, on behalf of
:he United States, to Insuro his safe
departure from the country. Ha will
go to Mexico.
Bonllla, with tho revolutionary
'orccs, Is Hearing Tegucigalpa and
will assumo tho presidency whon ho
irrlves.
Consul Ulloa of Honduras, horo to
Jay, conceded that the Davllla gov
ornmeiit had lost In tho struggle for
oower. He has ceased signing In
voices for tho Atlantic Coast of'Hon
luras. President Bonllla, ho de
clared, has decided upon tho mem
bers of his cabinet.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 4.
Tho state department was Informed
Mils aftornoonthnt the armlstlco In
londuras has been arranged through
Vinorlcan nnval offlcors nt tho re
quest of President Davllla, who asked
president Taft to prevent further
iloodshcd In the South American
:ountry. Tho terms of tho armistice
.vere not given, but it is believed hero
lint Davllla will abdicate.
General Bonllla, head of tho revo
lutionary forces, gained control of
tho ontlro Atlantic Coast with but
slight resistance from tho Honduras
president.
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V. KfJGLKSTOX DIES
SUDDENLY OF PAltALYKIR
(Continued from pace 1.)
'.ens resulted in their inducing him tc
icccpt the nomination for Candida. (
for County Judge in the primary elec
ion in 1008, but ho was defeated 1.
i small margin.
Over ten years ago he wroto tin
first literature descriptive of the
Rogue River Valley, intending to in
ducc immigration to the valley. Hi
was tho pioneer publicity man in thi
section, was for several years sec
retary of the Ashland Hoard of Trade
ind was for three successive term'
President of the Ashland Comniercia
dub.
The funeral services will bo heir
it tho Methodist Episcopnl churelj i;
Ashland, at 2:30 this afternoon. In
torment in Ilui-gadine cemetery
'Yk'iids and acquaintances aie in
ited to attend. Rev. 11. J. Van Fos
'iim will officiate.
Captain Eggle.ston leaves a wife
-topdaughtcr and a sister, Mrs. .Tosc
lhine D. Hrockcr. He was aged ."('
years and 20 days.
FIltE BOYS AltK AFTKK
MODKHX FIUH 8EIIVICK.
(Continued from page 1.)
'vhlbtlo bo installed.
Wo avo also readied that stngo In
ho growth of our city where nn
ilnrm system should bo Installed
hroughout tho entire city.
Want Hook ami Ladder.
Tho next matter Is that of a hook
ind ladder truck. Tho city hns spent
uany thousands of dollars during the
last year In various kinds of Improve
lients. With theso Improvements
omes tho construction of tho moro
lermanent and largor buildings, and
vlth tho construction of these Inrgor
'inlldlngs conies tho necessity of the
look and ladder. Wo need such a
ruck to get hoso up Into a tall bulbi
ng. As It is wo aro not sufficiently
'quipped to successfully get hoso Into
ven a three-story building If Btalr
A'ay routes aro cut off by flames.
Another chango that wo suggest la
hat of a chango of tho present liorsc
Irawn wngon to nn auto-drawn com
bination hoso nnd chemical wngon.
Want SM-(ial Election.
Therefore, wo, tho members of tho
olunteor fire department of tho city
if Medford, backed by a signed list
if business men, property owners and
'egal voters of this city, hereby peti
tion your honorable body to call a
special election for the purposo of
unending the charter of tho said city,
to provide for tho Issuance of $15,
'100 fifteen or twonty-year bonds, as
he council shall seo fit. for tho pur
ioso of gottlng a flrst-duBs flro np
naratus. Thoso bonds wo suggest
jould bo retired In tho following man
ner, to-wlt:
First. At this election also havo a
'harter amendment voted upon pro
viding for a special tax levy for flro
orotoctlon, to bo mado oach year, and
Mion from tho amount roallzod each
year to sot asldo a certain portion and
nlaco the same in a sinking fund,
which shall bo used to retire tho
bonds when they becomo due
Uasklus for Health.
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CAUSE AND CURE
OFJjEADACHES
The primary cause of headaches is
he abnormal condition of the cerebro-
spinal nerves, which supply life and!
power to the different organs and
tissues of the body.
'All the sensation and" power of
function ia transmitted through ner
ves. When tho bowel action is weak, the
stomach fails to digest the food, or
any organ fails to function ncmnnlly,
it is becaubo nerve impulses aro ob
structed. The catiso of obstruction
is always found in thu vertebral col
umn, where nerves exit between tiie
vertebrae.
Through scientific adjustment, ir
ritation and pressure is removed
from tho nerves. The sensation of
pain called headache, with the acute
r chronic abnormalities of the stom
ich, bowels or Tither organs, disap
pears. Tho most prevnlont form of hend
iches aro caused by pies., tiro on ner
ves having exit from the spine at the i
'nick of the neck and near the base
if the head. This pressure is brought
ibout by the first vertebral (Atlas)
becoming slightly tilted pressing the
ub-occipitiil nerves, which end di
rectly in the brain ti.'iNuos, against
he base of the skull. Many will
recall the tense feeling at the base
if the brain. In extreme cases this
lortion will feci, hot, feverish and
min fill.
The removal of pressure, tho res
oration of normal nerve supply lo
he different organs of the body, is
iccomplished with case and ncour
aoy. The tenets herein set forfh have
icon proven in so many instances
hat the statements made are not
insed upon supposition or theory, but
demonstrated fact.
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Dr. L. M. Gordon,
Office over Medford Hardware,
21(1 E. Main street, Medford, Oregon.
Other hours, 10 to 12 n. in., 2 to 5
and 7 to 8 p.
appointment.
m., and Sundays by
MAYOR SIGNS RECALL
PETITION ON HIMSELF
TACOMA, Wash., Feb. d. Mnyor
A. V. Fawcott today placed his name
at the head of a petition dcmnmling
his own recall. The recall, which
"cems to have been instigated by per
sons opposed to the mayor'.-, iinli
treat ordinance, will be iought outi.. , . ,, ', , ,. ' , 1 2
. ,, ,, ' " I tho late Matk Twain which are to boll
at the polls.
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sign., ure to the petition su.d:
"I hope there vwll be enough names
to insure nn c cr ion. us I until the
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people to decide whether t hov want
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i he saloons to inn the city or not. '
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MARBLE PALACE
BARBE R S H O P
Everything New From Room to Razors
Everything Modern-, Sanitary, up-to-date and ideally perfect in
every way
As fine as any in Portland or San Francisco
In Medford Natiodal Bank Building, Opposite Post Office
APPORTIONMENT
HITS JACKSON
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Multnomah's Gain by Joseph's Bill
is Loss to Other Districts Baker
Gains Representative This CAunty
Would Lose Representation.
SALEM, Or., Feb. 4. Dissatisfac
tion is being manifested among some
of the country members of tho legis
lature over tho reapportionment bill
Introduced in tho sonnto by Joseph
of Multnomah, resulting from tho
loss of membership that Multnomah
gains.
Complaints como principally from
members of the house, where Mult
nomah Is given 1(5 menibors, com
pared with 12 so alloted to that coun
ty, and ono Joint monibor with Clack
amas. The only other county to mnko
a gain Is Baker, which receives two
representatives Instead of ono. Tho
loss falls most directly on Washing
ton, Linn, Marlon, Douglas and Jack
son. Multuoiuab gains ono senator, anil
tho loss falls upon Union and Uma
tilla counties, which aro now In a
Joint district with Morrow nnd aro
represented by A. C. Barrett. Mor
row Is shifted Into a joint district
with Gilliam, Sherman and Wheeler,
now represented by Jay Bowerinan.
Tho result Is to Increase Bowormairs
district by tho addition of Morrow
nnd to cut out tho seat now held by
Barrett.
As Barrett was elected last No
vember for a term of four years, his
tonuro of offlco cannot bo nffectod
until tho cud of the tlmo for which
he was elected.
Siimmnt'y of Losses.
A summary of tho losses In house
representation shows that Washing
ton loses ono, Douglas and Jackson
loso tho joint district now represent
ed by J. A. Buchanan, Marlon and
Umatilla each loso half a member
through readjustment of Joint dis
tricts, and the Joint district of Gil
liam, Sliermnn nnd Wheeler loses ono,
these seatB now ( being occupied by
G. A. Buckloy nnd W. J. Mariner.
Thore Is a readjustment of lines of
eastern Oregon counties Inuring chief
lv to tho advantage of Crook. Bv
tho now nlnn this countv will com-
poso a district with Grant, Klamath dent W. C. Hrown of the New York
nnd Lake, and four counties togoth-' Central Railroad, who is to speak
or electing two mombors. By tho Canadian Heciprocity nt the Nu
now plan,' Klamath and Lake go into iul Corn Show here, will point his
a now Joint district, nnd Grant forms nrgumont with tho statement that tie
another with Morrow, farmer is tho only one of nil Anicri-
If Multnoinnh wero to receive hor ' industries which will suffer by
share according to population It ho now trade policy. The difference
would have 10 sonntors and 20 rop-
rcsontatlvos. Bocauso or the losses
this would causo In other counties,
Multnomah will bo linahlo to enforce
a claim for tho full numbor, content -
Imr herself with sovon senators, along
with a Joint district with ClnckanuiH
and Columbia, and 1(5 representa
tives, a gala of ono senator and of
three and one-half representatives.
"ARK TWAIN FROM
GRAVE RAPS TEDDY
NEW YORK'. Feb. I -An nrticlc
on the "inauguration of Taft mid the
di'liv'nincc of the country from
Roosevelt," is tho title of one of a
series on unpublished manuscripts hy
sold at. auction here next week. The
in" "t.
Tart.Ri0!,ovelt nitidis was written
Mnrtii ,m Jt f ,(j ij)m
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J. T. SUMMERVILLE, Proprietor
SUNNY
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Cleaner, sweeter, whiter
clothes, is the result when
you use Sunny Monday Soap.
Sunny Monday is white,
and contains not an ounce of
rosin, which is one of the
chief ingredients of all yellow
laundry soaps. Clothes cost
more than soap and it, there
fore, pays to use the best soap,
even for laundry purposes.
Ask your grocer for Sunny
Monday.
THE N. K. FA1RBANK COMPANY
CHICAGO
GIVEN GLAD HAND
San Francisco Appreciates His Work
in Successfully Boosting in the
East for Panama Exposition
Banquet is Tendered.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 1. Mayor
P. 11. McCarthy was given tho "glad
hand" when ho nrrlved hero tonight
aftor successfully boosting San Fran
cisco's claims for tho Panama expo
sition. Tho ninyor was escorted from
tho ferry to tho shoot metal workers'
union- hall, where a bnnquot wns glv
on in his honor. Tho cnrrlngo con
taining Mayor McCarthy and mom
bors of IiIb family was escorted by tho
League of tho Cross Cadets.
ONLY FARMERS WILL
SUFFER SAYS BROWN
COLUMHUS, Ohio, Fe. !. Prcsi
land values, he will urge, is j
Canada's favor, while the prices ofi
I implements and other nwiiHifactiir-I
d products here are higher here
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AMERICAN CHINESE
HELP FLOOD VICTIMS
SAN FRANCISCO, Feh. .. Tlie
Chinese Six Companies, a benevolo it
organization of this city, yesterday
sent JrT,0()() by cable to the Red Cross
Society nt Shanghai for thu relief
of tho flood suffers in (ho province
of An Ilwei. More inniiuv is bei'iur
collected in Chinatown for (he relief
fund.
MAYORM
GARTHY
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SOLANO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Choicest 'dairy and alfalfa proposition In the stato. located on tho
main lino of the Southern Pacific railroad, between Sacramento and
San Francisco.
IDEAL CLIMATE
ABUNDANCE OF WATER FOR IRRIGATION
Writo Us for Information
DLYO.V ALFALFA LAND CO, - - IHXOX, CAL.
Are
You
Sure
That you arc getting the
host
men Is ami groceries?
If you are trading at his storo
you aro sure In your own mind
that you are getting tho best. Fur
thermore, your friends who know
this storo know that you aro get
ting the best.
Its
Different
With
Us
Wo nro as suro that you are
gottlng tho best goods that money
can buy as wo aro sure that we
aro running n storo. This doesn't
menu that you cannot buy goods
at other places that are just as
good, for you can It simply
means that everything wo sell is
of tho vory best grado thnt mon
ey and lpng oxperlonco can buy
and that wo will not offor for sale
anything thnt Is not first-class in
ovory respect.
This Is tho way tho lmmonBO
buslnoss of this storo has been
built. It Is ngnliiBt our principles
to offer a slnglo article tor sale It
thore Is tho slightest question as
to whether It Is first-class or not.
You aro invited to call and
place your order for meats and
groceries and should you hnppen
to find anything that Heomlngly Is
not satisfactory wo will gladly
make It right and according to
your idea, too.
Warner,
Wortman
Premature Explosion Kills.
GRAND RAIMDS, Mich.. Feb. 4.
One mini was killed nnd two othoty
futnlly injured horo hero today by
" premature explosion of dynaniito
while excavating; for a now building.
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