MEDFORD ftEAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREO ON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1911.
PA!GE THRIJEr
JUAREZ IS CITY
OF PLEASURE
Where Women Run Mad Rivalry for
White Man's Smile Thousands of
Dollars Pass Over Poker Tables
Daily.
SENATOR
WORKS
EL PASO, Feb. 13. A city where
nil senso of responsibility seems to
havo been suspended, where languid
ayed senorltns run mad rivalry for
tho white man's smile, whero thou
sands of dollars pass over poker ta
bles as easily as nickels pile up in a
soda fountain cash register, whero
men wear spurs and shoot, and whero
the bull fight Is more popular than
the drama fancy, if you please, such
. a city and you have a mind picture
of Juarez, Mcx.
Travel a year In any direction and
you would not find a more cosmopoli
tan place on tho map of the universe,
for in Juarez almost every nntionnl
ity Is represented. Juarez's chief
cluim to distinction is tho fnct that
It Is tho Monte Carlo of North Amer
ica a city whero gambling attracts
no more attention than the sale of
Bibles in Philadelphia, or tho reading
of Shakespeare in Boston, tho killing
of hogs in Chicago or tho grinding
of wheat In Minneapolis.
Prom Xcw to an Old World.
Juarez is across tho Rio Grando
river from El Paso. From tho plaza
in EI Paso to the plnza in Jnuroz is
but a 15-mlnuto rldo on a trolley car
11 sudden transition from one re
public to another, from a now to an
old world.
Time was when El Paso was a
Monte Carlo, with wide-open ground
floor gambling. El Paso is still what
is commonly understood as a hot
town, but public gambling had to
give way to the onward march of
civilization, and buildings that were
originally occupied ns gambling dens
are now given over to grocery stores
or book shops.
Monte Carlo, moved across tho riv
er, and quaint old Juarez was sud
denly transformed.
By reasou of Its charming climate
the territory around Juarez is a mec
ca for health seekers and tourists.
Tho Juarez bull ring, which is sec
ond In plcturesqiiftness only to tho
gambling houses, is ono of tho most
costly in Mexico. It has tho good will
of the governor of tho state of Chi
huahua, and from ono of the govern
or's ranches come tho ferocious Span
ish bulls which meet death nt tho
hands of Juarez bull fighters.
Thoro is n bull fight in Juarez ev
ery Sunday, largely patronized by
American tourists. Tho seating ca
pacity is 12,000. It is frequently oc
cupied to tho limit.
IS UNDER FIRE
Wordly Wrangle Follows Introduction
of Resolution Demanding Recall of
John D. Works as Senator From
California.
Our Correspondents
EDEN PRECINCT ITEMS.
CENTRAL POINT ITEMS.
SACRAMENTO, Cal., Feb. 13.
A verbal riot In tho sato Satur
day followed tho introduction of
resolution demanding the recall of
United States Senator-elect John D.
Works of Los Angeles because he op
poses the recall of tho judiciary. The
measure, introduced by Sanford, wns
not read, nor was It printed In tho
journal Tor information of Senators
when the question shall como up
Monday. Senator Itoseberry, In tho
chair, refused to havo tho resolutfon
read, holding that the allotted time
for the Introduction of bills hnd
elapsed. A wordy wranglo then fol
lowed upon tho question whether the
resolution should bo rogarded as n
'bill." Tho resolution recites tho
election of Works by "insurgent re
publicans and progressive democrats
who believed him to bo tho embodi
ment of progressive legislation." It
declares that Works since being elect
ed has "bolted from the combined
Insurgent republican and progressive
democratic party and become a re
actionary republican," which Is a kind
of republican not In good standing
with thlB legislature.
Talent meat market has another
partner, a Mr. Howe. They nro do
ing n goad business.
Miss Mary Stancllff of Phoenix
went to Ashland Wednesday to visit
her friend, Mrs. Matt Potter.
Miss Clara Allen of North Talent
wont to Ashland Friday to attend
tho convention of tho young people.
Wo are sorry to havo to announce
tho death of C. E. Houston, which oc
curred at Ashland Ashland January
10, at 2 p. m. Mr. Houston was a
member of Oregon camp, No. 438,
Woodmen of tho World, at Phoenix,
also of Oak Circle, No. 242, Women
of Woodcraft, and was a momber of
for
Thomos Kiucald left Saturday
Portland.
Tho Ladles' Aid of tho M. E. church
entertained nt tho residence of Mrs.
J. II. Gny Saturday afternoon In hon
or of tho fiOtli wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. Gay. All onjoyed
tho occasion very much and hopo that
this estinmblo couple will Hvo to en
joy many moro anniversaries.
Among those from our city who
attended tho convention of tho Pres
byterian Sundny school nt Ashland
were: Miss Beulah Caldwell, T. M.
Jones, Dan Hcssing, Frank Hatfield,
Paul and Hull Norcross.
Miss Nettle Lents and Ituth Eus-
OO ABE
.GROWINGS
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tho Rcdmon nt Phoenix. Ho leaves ley were In Medford Friday
COLD AIR COURSE IS
SUPPORTED BY SOCIALIST
CHICAGO, III., Fob. la. A "cold
ail-" course, based upon ideas advo
cated by Kmil Seidel, socialist mayor
of Milwaukee, is the lutest innova
tion in Chicago schools.
Class rooms nro to be maintained
at different temperatures nnd the
pupils will bo advanced from one"
room to anotlicr until they nro able
to stand a temperature of .r() degree.-,
without discomfort. The "cold air'
course is designed for children hav
ing a tendency to tuberculosis.
a wlfo and two children, mothor and
father, Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Houston
of Phoenix, one brother, Emil Hous
ton; threo sisters, Mrs. J. E. Roberts,
Mrs. W. J. Rlnehart of Klamath Falls
and Mrs. J. M. Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Carey wont to
Ashland Saturday to attend tho fun
eral of their sou-In-law's youngest
sister, little Luclla Rcasc.
W. E. Anderson of North Phoenix
wns over to Phoenix last Thursday.
Row Dr. Bailey, pastor of tho Pres
byterian church of Phoenix, went to
Ashland to attend Christian Endoav
or convention, which Is being held
at that place this week.
Ren Sloppy of Fern Valley was
trading in Talent Thursday.
Mrs. John Graffes of North Phoe
nix was trading in Phoenix last
Thursday.
W. J. Dean of Wagner Crcok was
a Talent caller Wedncsdny.
C. Carey sold a load of flno pota
toes to J. S. Spitzer, the Talent gro-
Jesslo Adams of Wagner Creek
Miss Etta Williams and hor sis
tor, Mrs. Ella Roper of Grants Pass,
wero visiting friends at Medford Sat
urday, Miss Parks and Mrs. F. F. Coopor
woro shopping In Medford Saturday.
Tho audlenco at tho electric theater
Saturday evening was greatly amused
by watching a pie eating contest par
ticipated in by soven or moro boys.
Rev. Coon of Woodvillo was hero
Sunday.
Miss Deathc, who Is teaching on
Griffin creek, is Visiting Mrs. Wol
verton here.
Mr. Palmor nnd family returned
from southern California, whero they
havo been Bponding tho winter.
Mrs. Bello Pleasants wont to Ash
land Saturday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Emtio Brophy.
was trading in Talent Inst Wednes
day.
cor, last Wednesday.
John Calhoun of Phoenix was visit
ing in North Talent last Friday.
BUL
BOY
GETS BEST OF
HIS OLD MAN
IN FIGHT
WIT SHORTER HOURS
FOR CHICAGO GIRLS
WHITE SALMON, Wash., Feb. 1.1.
"It wns all because T tried to spank
my boy," said Albert Darting as be
placed his arm under the x-ray to
day nnd then submitted to an opera
tion which laid open his wrist to tho
bone. As he swung on the lad, the
boy instinctively throw hi" hand be
hind for protection, and an indelible
pencil he held penetrated the father's! paid
wrist. The point broke off starting
blood poisoning.
Amputation mny be neeossnry.
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SELLS FOR $10,000
HKOCKTON, Mass., Feb. 311.
"1 never saw a purple cow,
I never hope to see one;
Hut I will tell you, anyhow,
I'd rather see than be one."
If you will change tho cow's mime
to Jake, and niter the "saw" in the
first lino to owned, the good old ditty
will not bo so far from fact. Daniel
W. Field of this city did own u pur-,
pie cow or rather u voyal purple
bull. Today W. II. Miner of Chicago
is in the possession of the freak
and Field has $10,000 instead, the
purchase price being the largest over
J'or any seven weeks old host.
jTAFT SAID TO BE AN
ENEMY OF NFGROFS
NEW ORLEANS, La., Feb. Y..
President Tuft was today denounced
as tho enemy of the negro Hishop
Turner of tho African M. E. church
of Georgia who spoke at a conven
tion of tho bishops of tho state.
"The supreme court," Hishop Tur
ner "is always robbing the negroes
of their
rights
in congress and
thB
president will not interfere. If the
devil does not luko some of the
whiles who are mistreating my race.
I respect the devil because be never
stoops to draw the line on a man bo
cause his skin is black."
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UNCLE SAI TO HAVE
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Nothing Just as Good as the REXALL Remedies
EAGLE PHARMACY,
100 Enst Main St.
Phenes: Home G3; Pnc. 232
WEST SIDE PHARMACY
200 West Mnin Street
riienes: Home 43; Pnc. '1041
Real Bargains
CHICAGO, Fob. 13. Declaring
that long hours of toll havo caused
thousands of Chicago girls to become
a menace to tho state's future wel
fare because of broken health, tho
Women's Trade Union leaguo of Il
linois will send representatives to
Springfield next week to work for
tho strengthening of tho stato wom
en's ton hour working luw.
Tho leaguo plans to havo n bill In
troduced which will extend tho scope
or tho present measure, which thoy
say Is full of loopholes.
In an effort to forco tho bill's pas
sage, data collected by tho Louis
nrandols and tho department of com
morco and labor showing working
conditions for Chicago women and
glrla will bo prosented to tho legislature.
TELLS HER HUSBAND'S
BUSINESS SECRETS
SEATTLE, Wiihh., Feb. 13. -The
superior court mini decide whether
u wife's, alleged habit of disclosing
hor htibbnnVb husniebs secrets to her
frionds is cause for a divorce lor the
buffering husbiuul. John I). Fields,
mi expert mining engineer litis lileu
suit for divorce beenufeo lie alleges
his wifo told outsiders about h'-
business. This caused him to loo.o
hunvily on sevoml occaious, he ul
logos. They wore mnrried thrc
yours ugo.
Molds was a mining expert nt tlu
Alaska Yukon Pacific oxpofcition.
Newspaper Man Dies.
OAKLAND. Cal., Feb. 13. Ar
rangemonU for the t'uueral of Willlnii
IS. Dftrpio, owner nnd publisher of he
Oakland Tribune, who died at uii
home here lust night aftr u linipHu.;
illmtee., will bo made today. Dur-ie
will ho buried here. Ho figured lu
oly in California iwlitiw for over j"
years, no leavo n widow, Mr. Kr
minin Hnrgi
IlakiiH for Health.
BOSTON, Feb. 13. Through the
good offices of the .Mexican govern
ment according to former Governor
Curtis J. Guild if Miissnchuscts, who
wns special nmbnssiidor to tho Mexi
can centennial celebration, the United
Stales nrmy will soon have u superior
nnniunent, so far as rifles nnd ma
chine guns go, to that (t nny other
power of the first rank.
"(iouorul Mondragon of the Mexi
can nrmy, has invented u coiitrivuuce
which, applied to u rifle or machine
gun, make it the mot advanced
weapon in the ranks of tho armj,"
said Guild today. "Tho government
of the United States asked for in
formation concerning it, and the
Mexican government, although it had s-
not fully issued the improved arm to I
its own army, immediately furnished
Washii
I nm
time the Americnn troops will be
equipped with tho device."
Eagle Drug Co., Inc.
Thos. Bartholomew, PIi. C, General Mgr.
Hie Rexull Stores Medford, OlU
L. H. JUDD, REAL ESTATE AGENT
Talent, Jackson County, Oregon.
Midway between Medford and Ashland, in the fruit
bolt of Southern Oregon. Healthy and mild climate,
and pure water. Alfalfa, fruit and limber lands from
15 acres to 800 acres. Also lots on the instalment
plan, in newly incorporated town of Talent, Oregon.
Write (enclosing stamps) or come and seo mo at
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; army, immediately furnished '' y t fll Q T 1 1
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informed that within u short1!;
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PHONE323I. 320 GARNETT-COREY BLDG.
W A T O II I X (i T II i:
IS It K A 1) h I X 13
coming to and goluy from this bak
ery glvoa a vlow of happy face with
not a traco of dyniieimla on a slnglo
fare. Don't start trying to make
bread aa mother used to. Huy It
hero, save tho labor and get bettor
bread, and more for your money.
Kvorythlng warrantoiL uro.
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ed Autos
We have some real bargains in second hand automobiles.
One .1010 model .17, '10 J I. J?. Jjuick; top windshield, presto tank JA7iI
and all ex- equipment; At condition. Price tP-"-"
One 3910, HO II. P. Maxwell car; wind shield, speedometer, presto light tank
and extra equipment. This car has only run 2200 miles; cost the ownor
$2000. This is a bargain. Will sacrifice tlflflA
!
One 1910, HO If. P. Whilo Oas car; only run about 3000 miles; top wind
shield, pivsto lank, fully equipped. Will sell $1 Qflfl
One 1908, 30 IT. P. Rambler; all new tires, 36x4; a ft(
bargain vUtlU
One 1910 IS. M. P. 30 IT. P., two tops, speedometer, clock, glass front, storage
batten' and box, tire iron, shock absorbent, trunk rack, presto fiAf
light tank OVV
Ono model 10, 18 Jl. P. Buiok only $1000
Medford Bakery
TODD .v CO.
(Si Delicatessen
SOUTH CKSTHAL AVKNTH
i.ujy cook iv en Altaic.
These ears can be seen and domon strated at tho
Bear Creek Garage
104 S. Bartlett Street
MEDFORD, ORE.
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