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arEDFORD jAIL TRIBUNE, IttEDFOKD, Qh'ttdON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 36, 1913.
DUCK HUNTERS
PUT GUNS AWAY
Season Passed Last Night at Mid
nightLittle Regret as Season Has
Been Very Poor During the Past
Few Weeks. .' i '
Loenl Bpo'rlijtacn for t lie most part
are oiling tneir guns mitl putting
tlicm .away" i'or the winter ns tlio
duck tendon dosed nl midnight hist
illicit. Not nuuiy regrets lire ex
pressed in Medford over this fact,
for dut'k hunting has been very poor
liero during the Inst few weeks. The
sport 1ms been especially hud wince
the Intter purl of .January. Hardly
a duck was brought into the city hy
the several parties of hunters that
visited the streams and ponds in the
nearby country.
There is still good goose shooting,
and as thero is no closed season on
theso birds local sportsmen will be
able to go out after them as Jong
ns they remain in this section of
the country. The snipe season is
'open until the first of April. Snipe
'offer good sport, and the best snipe
'shooting doesn't begin until after the
nose of the duck season.
(MISS ELLEN SCRIPPS
GIVES TO UNIVERSITY
BERKELEY, Cab, Feb. 1(1.-As
fiured that an endowment would be
provided for the tip-keep of a bilogi
cal station at La Jolla, near San Di
ego, President JJenjamin Ido Wheeler
and Regent Earl of the University of
California are preparing to take over
the $170,000 property from Miss El
len Scripps, its donor.
When the matter came up before
the board of regents through u state
ment by J. C. Jlurpcr, representing
Miss Scripps, Regent Johnson moved
that the acceptance of the gift bo de
ferred because tho university was
in an unsatisfactory financial condi
tion. Assurance of an endowment
overcame the obstacle.
POPE PIUS IS ILL;
EEARS FOR RECOVERY
ROME, Feb. 10. While announe-
ing today at noon tJmt the condition
1 of Pope Pius hud improved over
r night, physicians in attendance were
uneasy. Owing to the pope's 7f
years, it in feared that if the brou
- chitia from which he is suffering
S spreads to his lungs his chuneos lor
recovery would bo slight.
g Doctors Fetacci and Murehiafnuii
2 admitted today that the pontiffs ill.
J ness might prove serious. During the
morning the fever bubsided relieving
S inflammation in tho throat.
I LONDON, Feb. 10. A Router ,1U.
patch today staled that Hie pope
f passed a good night, but that respira
tion was rapid this morning. The
pontiff's temperature early todu.v
.. was till.
SECRET AGENTS SEARCH
" FOR WOMAN IN NORTHWEST
.. v SPOKANE, Wash., Feb. 10. -So-
tiret ngentb, piosuiiiubly attached to
Scotland Yard and eastern dclectho
bureaus, nro searching in Win-lung-ton
mid Oregon for Mi. Tiovelyn
Napier, daughter of Admiral He.,
niour, mid alleged morganatic wife
of King George of England. The
Spokane police admit that one oper
ative, bearing bona fide rredentiiiK
lias been m ciihtcru Washington lor
ii week mid his impm-ion, they add,
indicate lie is looking for the ad
miral's! daughter, though ho de
clined (o statu his miskiou in this
part of the country. The theory ml
vnnced by local detect i vox ih (hut
the secret agent seek to proout
Mrs. Napier disclosing her identity.
The Inland Herald of Spokane, which
published the fin-l intimation of the
agents' movements in thu utato of
. Washington, declares that the possi
bility of Spokane harboring Mr. Na
pier easily could be a fact mid db.
orotion keep the secret hidden. "Just
who is employing the secret agent it,
nut given out," the paper adds, "but
i' it is claimed by the police that his
credential,, are genuine.''
Recall Started In San Diego.
SAN DIEGO, Cnl, Feb. HI. Ki
cournged by (lie MicceSh of the fill
year franchise mensiiro, which enr
'rfed by a vote of 405(1 to 17."(l in the
recent election, a recall of t'ouneil
jneii Sehon and Woods, who opposed
tho measure, was Hturtod today. ;
Supporters of the long term fran
cliiho were elated Inst tiiuht mid a'
urowd paraded 'the downtown utreots.
belion and Woods wtjie elected two
years ago to servo iVmr years onoh.
NEW BULLETIN INORTH DAKOTANS
OF JIB OUT HOLD JLIY OP'
Fruit Growing in the Rogue River Nearly 200 Sons and Daughters of
Valley is Theme of Interesting North Dakota Meet and Hold In
Booklet Issued hy Medford Com- terestirig Session Merrick is
merclal Club.
Mnnager Charles A. Malboeuf of
the Commercial club has received the
flrnt edition of fiOOO copies of the
booklet. "Fruit Crowing," being put
out hy the organization. Seventy-five
thousand more copies will bo procur
ed as fast as they are printed.
Unlike most booklets of a Hlmllar
nature usually distributed by public
ity bodoes, the new booklet, printed
upon book paper, resembles the pam
phlets Issued by the different govern
mental departs from Washington.
It was written by Mr. Malboeuf fol
lowing nn exhaustive study of actual
conditions throughout Jackson county
and contains, not the rosy abstracts
and stories of fabulous returns which
generally abound In such works, but
actual facts and figures founded upon
close Investigations and based more
nearly upon tho minimum than upon
tho other extreme.
Tho booklet is being issued in con
Junction with the community public
ity department of the Southern Pa
cific railroad.
An edition on poultry raising and
small fruit and garden truck produc
tion is In course of preparation.
Wants Tariff Revised.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., Feb. 10.
The house has passed a resolution
which usks President Tuft to call mi
extru session of congress to revise
the tariff.
ELKS ACTIVE IN WORK
OE REHEARSING PLAY
Active rehearsing is now undor
way by the members of Lodge 1108,
H. P. O. 10., for tho presentation of
"Fra I)lavolo" at the opera house
early in MncTli. Much training Is to
bo done In order that tho production
will be without a flaw. Inasmuch as
thoro mo many old theatrical stars
in the city, tlio production will in no
way bo one by amateurs.
UNDERWENT OPERATION TO
WIN SUIT BUT FAILS
LOS ANGELES, Cab, Feb. 10.
Undergoing a second serious surgical
operation in an attempt to prove his
charges of malpractice against Dr.
Rea Smith, whom he sued for $!W,'
000, Henry Crissy, while loser in the
suit, has left the hospital almo.st
completely recovered both from the
"test" operation and the one Dr.
Smith performed.
Following the first operation Cris
sy was unable to move about and al
leged his health had been permanent
ly injured. Ph,VMciuii today said he
would entirely recover.
Big Blaze In Portland.
PORTLAND, Or., Feb. 10. Siv
business houses, including a small
jewelry store, restaurant, saloon,
confection store and u clothing store
were destroyed yesterday by fire at
Third mid lliirnside streets. The loss
i estimated at .foO.OOO.
The fire started in the Reiehen
steins cleaning establishment when
a man tluew a lighted match on the
gasolene soaked floor. The result
ing explosion spread the flumes
throughout the building mid hofo-'c
they could be controlled three build
ings were glutted. The structures
wore wooden and had stood for ll'i
ea i.
SliriiiiTS to Honolulu,
SAN FKASriSCO, Cnl., Feb. 1(1.
One hundred and fifty .Mystic
Shriller nnd their families have
sailed on the steiimer Wilhelmini for
Honolulu. The party will speud nine
days in Hawaii, where a large num
ber of island candidates are to he
initiated. Degree, will he conferred
on the edge of the wtlcnuic crater
of .Manna ,oa. Imperial Potentate
Fred A. Iliuet. i l,n Augclc, i in
charge it the parly.
Woman Electrocuted.
SAN FUANVISCO, Cnl., Feb. 1(5.
Mr. Uertrude .Maluletkin, .'Hi, was
uhuokt itihtuutly killed today when
fhe $uiiCMcd the sputtering end of ,i
live wire which hud fallen aeros her
best purlor table, carried into tin
wtruet buuiuisc a fire next door thrnnt-ld
eued her home.
She died in her!
hitsbmid'H anus.
Onllim Seizor!.
J'OHTLAND, Or. Feb. 10.- Con-,
trabnud opium worth $30 wu urtijutd
uy eipjiom oiiieuus in mo uumwc
quarter aboard the l)ritili stimiuoi , '
Slratmuwtf which hit arrived liorol
from 'Aoupuloo, Jdmito. J
President.
North Dakota folk who have found
their homes In the Jloguo Klvor val
ley gathered 200 strong in St. Mark's
hall Wednesday evening and pro
ceeded to "Jolly up." After a busi
ness session a banquet and dance fol
lowed. The following officers were chos ches
en: President, F. K. Merrick, suc
ceeding D. V. Luko; vice-president,
D. W. McKlllop of Central Point; sec
retary and treasurer, John Carkln,
re-elected.
Tho program opened with remarks
by F. 10. Merrick. Other features
were:
Piano duet by Miss Hertha English
and Miss Gertrude Treichler.
HeniarkB by Presiding Klder Moore
of Grank Forks.
Vocal selection, Miss Hunse.
it was voted to bold another meet
ing at watermelon time, which will
probably bo in the early part of Sep
tember. Thousands View Corpse.
PHILADELPHIA, Pu., Feb. 1G.
Clarbed in purple pontificals and
wearing the mitre, stole, amethyst
ring mid gold pectoral cross of his
office, the body of Archbishop Ryan,
lying on a dais in tho cathedral here,
was viewed by thousands of per
sons today. The orphans of the di
ocese wero given lending places in
the line of mourners.
LOCAL COUPLE HAVE
BEEN WEDDED 50 YEARS
Surrounded by scores of friends
who called to congratulate them upon
the occasion, Air. and Mrs. J. II. Gay
of Central Point observed their fif
tieth wedding anniversary last Sat
urday. From nil parts of tho val
ley came friends to do them honor,
as they have resided In this valley
since early Jn the '80s.
Mr. nutl Mrs. Gay wero married In
.lonesvllle, Mich., a hnlf century ago.
Deadlock In lown.
DKS MOINES, In., Feb. 1(5. De
spite the fact that La Fayette Young
has withdrawn from the senatorial
race, the deadlock is still unbrok
en. Young's friends aiTTl several
progressives voted for Supreme .Jus
tice Deenier as a compromise candi
date, but he could muster only 47
vote-..
Briand's Assailant Escapes.
PAItlS, Fob. 10. Fear is express
ed hero today for tho safety of Pre
mier Hrland, following the escnpo
from an asylum of a lunatic who
recently attempted to kill tho prime
minister. Tho madman was armed
with two revolvers and several knives
when arrested. The country is being
scoured for him.
SOl'TIIKIt.V PACIFIC COMPANY
Office of Agent, Medford, Or., Feb.
8th, 1911. Advertising Department:
We take pleasure In nnuounclng
that our eastern connections will sell
socond class colonist tlckoti dally nt
reduced fares March 10th to April
10th, Inclusive, ID 11.
Wo have received tho following
rates and will bo pleasod to accom
modate you in giving you all the in
formation that Is required. You can
doposlt the money here In Medford
and wo will be glad to notify mid
have our agents In the oast furnish
your friends or relatives with tickets
and sleeping accommodations. Fares
frem:
Chicago $3.1.00
Minneapolis 3 1.75
Missouri river points 115.00
Now York, N. Y 50.00
Yours truly,
A. S. KOSKN'HAUM, Agent,
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SUNXY SOUTH.
Whon you arrange your eastern
trip be sure to Include tho Sutisot
Route through Now Orleans, 101 Paso,
Los Angeles and San Frunclsco for
return. It is a splendid educational
Journey , und at this time of the year
especially delightful becaiibe so warm
and comfortable. IOvory mtlo is
through the sunny southland the
rice and cotton fields of Louisiana
Texas, the vast mirage moses of
Now $tlco and Arlwmu now spread ,
with bright green, the orange grove
and semi-tropic charm of Callfor
nlu. miles and miles alone tho ocean
" "I - .. ut V.UttVJ! -
'oro, and several of tho most In-
torostlug cities ou tho continent. Ask
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Ilanklus fur Health.
ASHLAND
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PREMIUM
New Five Per Cent High School
Issue Brings Ten Bidders to Ash
land, Representing Firms From
Chicago -to Pacific Coast.
There was n delegation of repre
sentatives of great financial establish
ments in Ashland recently to attend
the opening of bids for the sale of tho
$75,000 issue of school bonds for tho
purchase of tjie eight-acre tract and
the erection of n modern high school
structure thereon, says the Kerord.
School Directors George G. En
banks, chairman, V F. Loonils, C. 11.
I.amkin and G. W. Gregg and Clerk
Thomns II. Simpson were present. Di
rector J. P. Dodge was absent in
southern California investiatlng mod
ern school conditions there.
Of the firms bidding, eight wero
from Chicago, one from Seattle and
cue from Portland.
Tho bids were ns follews:
Morris llros., $".", 757. f0 with de
ferred deliveries and accrued inter
est. .1. M. Wright & Co., $75,052.50.
Harris T. & Savings Co., $75,245.
Woodln.'McXear & Moore, $75,000.
Farson, Son & Co., $75,257.
McCoy & Co., $75,000.
Davis & Strove Hond Co., $70,138.
S. A. Kean & Co., $75,7(55.
10. 11. Rollins & Co. (serial) $75,
8C5. 10. H. Rollins (c Co. (10-20) $75,
483. John N'uveen & Co., $70,000.
As soon as the bids wero opened It
was found thnt Morris llros. of Port
land was a trlble better than the Har
ris Trust and Savings Co. of Chicago
and they were nwarded the bonds.
P. A. GUmore, representing that
firm, and Clerk Thomns II. Simpson
wont over the technicalities of tho
various proceedings and Journeyed to
Jacksonville- to inform County Treas
urer Cronemiller of tho successful
bidder. The state laud board had
previously waived tho right to furnish
the money, not being in a position to
niako a better offer than private con
cerns. ENGLAND'S QUEEN
MOTHER VERY ILL
LONDON, Feb. 1(5. Indisposition
on the part of Queen Mother Alexan
dra gave rise to disquieting rumors
today. Although the court physicians
announced that the queen was only
.slightly ill, there were ninny rumors
that her condition is serious.
Weyerliaucser Better.
PASADIONA, Cnl., Feb. 1C He
ports that Frederick Woyerhausor,
lumber king of St. Paul, is soiiously
111 from a stroke of paralysis, wore
denied today at his winter home in
Pasadena.
ARIO YOU IXTICKK3TKD IX A GOOD
' INVKSTJIKNT?
Ono hundred acres Butto Creek
bottom, undor Irrigation, perpetual
wator right. Al for appleo or pears;
can mako big money raising onions,
colory, tomatoes and all kiudB of veg
etables; big money In subdivision;
Joins a new towusite and the rail
road; all under new wire fence; cau
bo bought for ono-half tho prico of
adjoining land. Buy from owner
and savo tho commission. Address
Box 30, Medford, Or. tt
Medford, Or., Feb. C, 1911. This
is to certify that about Novoinber 1st
my daughter was taken with n se
vere attack of rheumatism which ren
dered her left arm usoless, In fact
It was so near paralyzed that sho
was not able to movo her flngors,
but knowing of somo of Dr. Chow
Young's marvelous cures of long
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standing cases of rheumatism, we de
cided to consult him, In which I am
pleased to say made no mistake, as
his remedies acted as ho claimed they
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the rheumatic pain entirely left her
and she has not had any symptoms
of rheumatism since; besides her
general health Is much Improved and
I do not hesitate In saying I believe
thoso nfflicted with rheumatism or
paralysis will do well to consult Dr.
Chow Young, whose house Is corner
Tenth nnd Front street, Medford,
Oregon.
284 A. P. WEISS.
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Three Reels of Pictures and a
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