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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, ISlEDirORD,;OEKOON, MONDAY. MAY tfl, tOt t.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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Representative Barred From Club
iCInrcnco Baldwin wits n Grants Van
Visitor Burma).
MIm Lnclllo Under rcturncil Sunday
after ntlnndlnK tho coIIcro festlvltlcn at
ISusnna.
C. U JJcnton wan ft Gold nny vlnltor
Hiliuiny.
Mr. nnd Mm. IT, A. Hunm upcnt Stinilny
With Mr. and Mr. Fontcr near Jnctoton
vlllo. Moilforit now linn a rental agency and
houu liuntfTH nro pourlnc Into the of
fice of E. a. Tinny nt 201 anrnott-Corcy
building. If you want to rent your
Iioubo notify htm at once. 50
W, K. Johnson wna a Sunday fisher
man nt Gold Uay.
Mcflitrn. Hornet) LooRley and Ioo Bur
ton with MIrb"K Madellnn llaln nnd S
dlii Carnrj icnt Sunday nt Gold Hay.
T. R. nanleln, Will Mullcr nnd Dr.
Hart Ml Monday morning for Pjunw
lake whero they will ciuni for a few
day. The trip wan tnndo In Mr. Daniels'
nutomohlla.
Head dlaplay advertisement on an
other pnRo of thin Issue. Butte Falls
Lumber company.
8. H. Duf fluid of Gold Hill wnn ft
Medford Visitor Monday.
R. It. Leonard and Bonn. Paul and
Mark wcro Grants Pass visitor Sunday.
Kd Jones was among the Medford im-o-plo
In tho Grants Tass metropolis Sun
day. Carkln & Taylor (John II. Carktn,
Glenn O. Taylor), atomeys-at-law, over
Jackson County Bank Bldj;., Medford.
B. T. Van Do Car Was a Grants Pass
visitor Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Noblet with Milton nnd
Harris Janes spent Sunday nt liter Butte,
Mr. r. J Illppey spent Sunday fishing
W. H. Humphrey returned Saturday
evening from a week's visit In Portland.
Lfcullo Palmer of Central Point was
In Medford Saturday.
Do you want S acres In alfalfa, one
mil south of Main street, cheap? C W.
H. EVorhard, 213 Fnaltrower Bank
bid.
M. S Myden, Ilrnest Byden and
Chnrles Duffleld spent Sunday fishing
nt Brownsboro.
Mrs. Ell Baker of Gold Hill was a
Atonday shopper In Medford.
Miss Prudence Smith of Talent shop
led In Medford Saturday.
Rd Hanlcy left Saturday evening for
n few days visit In Roseburg.
Ore irory's panoramas nnd views sell
real estate.
Miss Kffle Heffllng of Central Point
was In Medford Monday
Mrs. Tjowenc lhiync returned Sunday
from a visit with friends In Grants Pass.
U. IS. Mitchell of North Takoma. Wash.
Is In .ilcdford looking over the valley.
.Ashland Steam Laundry. Medford of
fice phone No. 1101.
Mr. Lee Burton leaves Monday even
ing for his homo In Jackson City, Tenn.,
after an extended visit with friends In
Med font.
Miss Mary Hess returned Sunday after
a, visit In Grants Pass.
O. Ackcrman of Kelso, Wash., Is In
Medford.
Do you want 14 lots SOxME each for
2Stn on easy terms? C W. H. Ever
hard. 112 Fruitgrowers Bank bid.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Trowbridge. Grrer
Hertzberg. and Miss Clara Manning Sun
tiered In Grants Pass. ""
C. I Glgclow of Dunsmulr, Co., spent
Sunday In this city.
A. J. Sharp of Jacksonville spent
Sunday with Medford friends.
Large, delightful sleeping room for
rent at 203 Oleson street.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Webber of Eaglo
Point spent Saturday In Medford.
E. D. Berry of Portland was a busi
ness visitor In Medford Monday.
W. A. Schrollng of Harrtsburg, Or.,
was among the Sunday visitors In Med
ford. Dr. J E. Shearer has moved his of
fices to aarnett-Corey building.. 45
H. E. JonA n wife of Amarlllo,
Tex., arrived here Sunday and expect to
make their home In Medford.
P. Donegan of Grants Pass was & Sun
day visitor In Medford.
Leave your ordr for strawberries
with Tatsuma, at the R. B, Valley de
pot fruit stand, e does a wholesale and
retail business nnd his berries are the
best and cheapest In town. 65
Harry Foster and party of survey
ors: returned Sunday from Prospect
where they have been for the past
month.
B. L. Berkey of Portland was a busi
ness visitor here Monday.
K. C. Sadler and Miss Ida Sadler of
Centralla, Mo., arrived Sunday for a
few days' visit with friends In this city.
Two and one-half acres In alfalfa, one
mlU south of Washington school; easy
terms. A. W. H. Everhard, 212 Fruit
growers Bank bldg.
W. T. Wrlghtman, grand vice chan
cellor, Knights of Pythias, and L. R.
Stlmson, grand keeper -of records and
seal, both of Salem, are In the city at
tending a special meeting of Talisman
lodge. No. 31.
M. E, Shledo of Sacramento was a
business visitor In Medford Monday.
II. II. Zollinger of Fort Wayne, Ind..
Is tn tho valley looking after business
Interests.
Medford local socialist party meets
every Sunday night at 7:30 at Smlth'e
hall on North Grape street. Everybody
Invited.
O. B. Slubbn of Portland transacted
business In Medford Monday.
L. R. Stlnson of Salem was a Medford
visitor Monday.
II. P. Millar of Salt Lake City spent
Sunday In Medford.
K. H. Riddle of La Grande Is stopping
In Medford with a view of locating here.
See R. A, Holmes, Tho Insurance Man.
over Jackson County bank.
Henry Lerch, the shoemaker, and Em
ma Sprlngor took a trip to California
nnd on their way thero they got mar
ried. O. W. Dwlnnell of Montague, Cal., was
nn over Sunday visitor In this city.
An unavoidable iicrldetit occurred nt
tho corner of Laurel and Main street
Sunday nftonioon when mi HUtmnobllu
driven by Scott Dnls skidded Into one
driven by J. It. Whltmlre, Tho front
axel of the Inttrr's machine wiih bent
nnd tho lamps broken
Colonel Frank Ton Voile, O. N. A.,
(retired), has returned from n business
trip to Snn Fmncltoo.
Tumbling Brick Kills.
VANCOl'VKlt. It. O, Mny 1C Tons
of brick tumbling from tho top of tho
Jonathan Rogers block on Ornnvlllo
street, nearly killed six men nt It o'clock
this moraine. -
Bryan Williams, provincial gntne
warden, wns onu of the victims. The
falling muss felled him to the side
walk, hroko one leg, smnshed (jpen his
head, Injured his hack and otherwise
wounded him.
I. S. Main, Harry O'Dorman nnd two
others were rushed to the hospltul In
n police ambulance. Their loga were
broken and they were unconscious when
placed upon tho stretchers.
Dorothy Arnald Thought Dead.
NEW YORK. May IS. Partial Identi
fication of n body found floating yester
day In the East river here wns made to
day by the two brothers of Dorothy
Arnold, the daughter of n wealthy man
ufacturer, whoso disappearance has been
a mystery of New York for mouths.
At tht morgue today, D, P. Arnold,
tho girl's brother, expressed u belief
that the body was - at of his sister.
Another brother, who viewed the body,
would go hardly so far, but both de
clared that they would not be able pos
itively to deny that their missing sister
had been found nt last.
Investigating Enumerators.
TACOMA, Wash., May IS. Tho mass
of evidence which the officials of the
department of Justice have been accumu
lating concerning tho alleged crooked
work tn the taking of Tucomn's 1910
census was placed before tho fedeni.l
grand Jury, which met In tho federal
building here today.
The jury. It understood, will "devote
tho granter portion of Its tlmo to an In-
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vestlgntlon of tho alleged padding In
connection with the count taken more membership February 10
man a year ago.
WASHINGTON, l C, May 15. Rep
resentative Martin W Littleton of Now
York has failed of election to the Metro
politan club of this city, nnd his name
has been withdrawn. Mr Littleton was
proposed for membership by Mr. Thomas
Nelson Page of Washington, nnd Sena
tor Francis G New lands of Nevada.
Mr, Littleton s name was proposed for
A candidate
become eligible for election after his
name hits been up fur II days. Mr Lit
tleton's uamo was not acted on. and his
friends, becoming otiiiWmvd that there
was some sentiment In the club against
him, withdrew his name I'nder tho
rules or the .Metropolitan club two nega
tive votes reject. Mr Littleton was not
blackballed: his name was simply withdrawn
Pays Dividend.
NEW YORK. Mny 15. A quarterly
dividend of 9 won declared by the
Standard OH today. The declaration calls
for tho disbursement of 19,700,000 among
the stockholders.
The dividend was published several
hours before Chief Justice White rend
the decision of the United Stntcs su
preme court at Wasulngton ordering the
dissolution of tho trust.
Wllsoa loits.
WASHINGTON. D. C. May IB. Tho
United States court today handed down
a decision adjudging Christopher Wilson,
president of tho United Wireless com
pany. In contempt for having refused to
produce the books of tho company be
fore, a federal grand Jury which Is In
vestigating a charge that the company
Is using the malls to Uofraud.
htho boarding house you're looking fori' the property you need at n "right price.'
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
T)ny Phone 2271
WKhC Phone P. VV. Weeks 2071.
A. E. Orr, 8009.
LADY ASSISTANT.
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JOHN A. PERL
Undertaker nnd Embalruer
Succeuor to tho undertaking de
partment of Medford Furniture Co.
Office with Medford Furniture Co.
; John A, Perl, residence, Bell 4111,
; Home 179L,
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Crop Keport Soon.
WASHINGTON. D. C. May IB. The
department of agriculture will Issue the
June crop report June IS, which will
give the preliminary estlmato of the
acreage of spring wheat, oats nnd barley
and on June 1 will glvo the condition of
winter wheats, spring wheat, oats, bar
ley, rye and hay.
Vast Use Safety Brakes.
WASHINGTON. D. C. May 15. The
United States supreme court today de
cided that the United States safety ap
pliance law absolutely requires railroads,
as a duty, to make certain that every car
used In Interstate commerco Is equip
ped with automatic couplers.
Boy Breaks Arm.
Claire, the little son of Dr. and Mrs.
E. K Seeley, fell and broke one of his
arms while playlrLr In tho yard about
12 o'clock, noonjjpilonday. Tho little
follow was practicing Jumping when he
tripped and fell, breaking both bones of
the right arm Just abovo the wrist
Joint.
VARBIED.
Henery Lerch, the shoemaker, and
Miss Emma Springer are among the new
ly married peoplo In this city. They
started for a short trip to California,
but decided a wedding tour was more
appropriate.
Look for the ad that gives a clue to
OTIS AND BURNS
HAVE 1ADE IIP"
Publisher of Los Angeles Times
Comes Again to Aid of Detective
and Will Support Sleuth's Hand in
Los Angeles.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, May 15. Coinci
dent with the appearand here today of
William J. Burns, who accuses the Mc
Namara brothers of having dynamited
the Los Tlne. reports readied hero
from New York that Burns and Harrison
Gray Otis, publisher of tho wrecked
newspaper, had buried their differences
Early in Burns' search for tho alleged
dynamiters Otis Is said to have cut off
the detective's supply of cash from the
Los Angeles city council. At the meet
ing of tho. National Manufacturers' as
sociation In New York Burns nnd Otis
were brought together and after a con
NEW AUTOMOBILE
LAWjS MODEL
Statute Covers All VehiclesTheft
of Machines by Joy Riders is Made
Penitentiary Offense; Speed Lim
itations on All Roads of the State.
Automoblllsts all over tho state are
acquainting themselves with thu n.ew
law for the regulation of vehicles pass
ed nt last winter's -session of tho legis
lature. Tho bill was Introduced by Itep
resentallve Henry JtcKSntuy of Baker
county, Inter ruvlscd with tho assistance
of prominent nutomoblllMts. and Is do-
ciurt-u to Ik) a mode1! of Its kind. While
uiu law uovh not go Into effect until Au
gust i, nutomomilsts will begin to reg
ister With tho SOCrutUrV Of Mtntu nn
Juno l.
The new statute covers not only auto.
nu Hi 1 1 uu I nit . it Ail... ....i. ri .
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differences. Otis, It Is said, -agreed to
return to Los Angeles and led nil his ef
forls to backing up Burns' hand.
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4- THEE ICE rOB POOB.
CHICAGO, III, May 15 Free
ice will be furnished to tho poor
during the summer by the county
hoard of Cook county. Bids will
he advertised this week to sup
ply Ice for tho thousands of poor
who are unable to buy It during
the heated months. This Is a
municipal charity thut Is said to
bo new In America.
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Look at tho nds 'for tho cllanco to buy
To Establish School- for Girls
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SKONTS.
Mrs. Thoodoro P. Shorts, wife of the Now York traction president, haH no
tified Colonol Juck Chlnn, one tlmo Ieglslutor, horseman and oducutor, of Ken
tuclty, to Join her In Paris, Ky , and go with her her nnd a party of frionds In liar
prlvato car on u tour of tho niountuliiB uf ouHtoru Kentucky to select a locution
for a school wllci Mr. Slionts proposos to establish In thut suction for gills
and to endow It with from 30,00 t6 J600.000.
It In said that some tlmo ago Mrs. KhontH confided to President Tuft her
deslro to glvo approximately fSU,00U to liuprovo oducatloual LoiidltluiiH in thu
wouth,
an hour unit eight miles an hour when
wiuiin ion yards of nny vehicle drawn
by a horse. The various loeal authori
ties, however, ure given nuthorlty to
maintuin their prenl speed limits or
enact now legislation, provided that they
do not authorize a speed of more than
-j nines an hour upon any road.
Ptaalty for Thefts.
Beginning August 1 and annually after
that tlmo on January ,1. tho secretary of
Bum- wiii issue milniM.-r plates to own
ers of motor propelled vehicles. The
color of tho platt-H will be changed. Carh
year. Ownurs of motorcycles will bo re-
iuiwi to pay on nnnun llcenso feo of
3; of electric vehicles for pleasure, $3,
of electric vehicles for service, J5; of
nieuin. gasoline and oilier hydrocarbon
cars up to 'if, horse power. 15, In excess
of 20 horse power and Inclusive of 36.
W.50; In excess of iq horse powor, tto.
It Is estlmuted thut tlieso fees will nt
present bring a rovpnuc of IS5.000 td
tho state.
One provision of tho nnw law is par
ticularly welcome, to auto owners. Jt
provldeds for a heavy penalty for ifnyonu
who steals or borrow a mnclilna with
out authority, At present tho offondor
can only ho punlHhed on a simple lar
ceny charge, based upon tho theft of
tliw gasoline used. unlesH it In conclu
sively shown that tho offendor Intended
to steal tho machine. After August 1
"Joyriders" who borrow machines ren
der themselves liable to Imprisonment In
tho peiiltentlury for two years or n flno
of JJOO. Kor the first offenso tho court
at Its discretion may reduce tho punish
ment to Imprisonment In thu county Jail
for threo months, or u flno of not mora
than 1100,
May Htvoke Jjlcens.
Punishment Is also provided for tho
violation of any other provision of tho
net, lnrludlnir falluro to pass n muchlnc
correctly upon tin) rood, fulluro to stop
In ease of nn aceldiuit and tho various
other two scoio or more provisions. A
minimum punishment of l'S days in tho
county Jail or flno of 50 Is named,
whllo for tho Htiond and third and xuc
I'coillug offense mom Hovuru tiuuultles
arn permitted.
It Is also rciiuirucl that tho presiding
maglstrato sliali uftor each conviction
forward a record (o ' tho secrotary of
state. Tho latter must then summon
all persons Interested and hold a heur-
ing. At bis dlserotlon Ho mny rtivoko
tho llcenso of the,' offender, depriving
Mm of tho right to" cjrlvo vehicle "ur
Ing tho remainder of tho your or longer,
AH of tint fees paid to tho Hiicrctary
of stnto will go into wjiut will bu known
uh tho "motor vchlcfd fund." At a later
Mcsslon of the legisldturo an act will
probably bo passed so that this money
inn ho diverted Into tlui construction of
good loads, this lcng tho. original lot tui
tion of thu fliiinerH of tho bill.
TO CURE A COLD X OWE SAT.
Take LAXATIVE BBOMO Qulnlna Tab
lots. Lrugglsts refund money If It fulls
to euro. K. W. aitOVE'H signature Is on
each box, 2So
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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WANT'". rjlf 1 or, wpmnn for general
iioiiHuworti; twijr in nimiiy; iichi oi
wui.'ch. AildiuHs Box, CO, cuio Mull Til
buno. , 1, .
MUTTON HEAD IS
OKI) LATEST CLOD
Mighty Heaver Is Imported From
Portland, nnd Oh, Such nn Empty
Void In Local Trousers Hcnco tho
Creation of tho New Organization.
The Milttouhend club Is the Intent or
ganlKittlnu to grace .Medfoiil soelul cir
cles and enjoy u inn of iopuhuity and
for charter inemheis It has taken In the
members and follow it of the Medfoul
baseball team the luxlui'lbles The
ot,. U uiiiuilmoiiH followliiK the buso
bull game In (Irauts I'iin.m .Suudiiy nnd
came as an aftermath when imiuy
blight, gleaming ehlliMlllg pieces of
Medfoid's coin of the leiiliu found lesl
lug idiices In GraiitN Push Jeans O such
a headache) om MMi slmoleous were
I'll I ted with.
It hltipened lIUIMly The time luul
come ror revenge with a capital It. Ho
a mighty luaxer win Imported fiom
Poithmd, lie of the Wonderful arm
was to slip n or a letory that would
live lung In thu luttmls of the great
American pastime. The leiim and fans
were cunfldeut. So they hacked thut
conrinencii with their coin.
Tile hcoro: Grants Puss S. Medford f..
lleiiee tho Muttonhend oluh TIs said
that this Is the Vrin which will uilorn
tho club rooms of tho new orgnnliatlou.
()ht somewhere In tills favond hind the
sun Is shining bright,
Tho bund is playing somewhere and
somewliero hearts are light,
And somewhere men are laughing and
never count the cost.
Hut thero Is no Joy In Medford - too
inueh money has. been lost
manylocaTpeople
. attend meeting
The third annual convention of the
Klamath district of the Kpwnrth league
was held at Omuls Pass May IS, 1ft and
II, There wns u good attendance, among
them being many Medford people Thus
present Sunday worn .Mr. and Mrs. II
(. Brown. Mr, anil Mrs, Mlnenr, Misses
(.'artier. Fielder. flllppH. Hess. Woods
Wines, Klier, ..un and Nellie Monloff,
Bailey, Itnteman, Payne and Tinker,
Messrs. Yodur, Stone, Prjor. Khluabar-
ger. Sherman, Couklln and Payne.
The newly elected officials are Pres
ident. F. W. Stone of Medford, first
lccpresdent, J. (. Itlggs of Ashland.
second vice-president. Miss Ada I'ry of
Iloschurg, third vice-president. Mis
Clam Wines of Medford. fourth vice
president. J. L. Smith of lloseburg, sec
retary, Miss Itlta Johnson of Grunts
Pa mm; Junior league superintendent, Mrs.
J. A. Demoy of Grants Pass.
Look at all of tho real estate ads and
at much of tho real cstato advertised, be
foro Investing.
URICSOL
THE CONQUEROR OF RHEUMATISM.
II you linvo trlod ovory other known
remedy for rheumatism do not do
8 pair. You sttll havo Urlccol, tho
practical certainty of CUItK, nnd tho
absolute certainty of material and
lasting benoflt to fall back on.
Urlcsol Is not a curoall. Its apodal
field 1b rheumatic diseases and it
euros them by removing tho cause.
Everybody nowadays knowH thnt
Thcumatlsm Is caused by an excess of
Uric Acid In tho blood. Local appli
cations may relievo, but thoy cannot
possibly get at tho soat of tho dis
ease. Urlcsol Is Just what Its namo Im
plies, a solvent and eliminator of
Uric Aeld.
Jlemovo the causo and tho dlsonso
Is Bono.
Urlcsol not only cures tho common
forms of rbouraatlsm, but It does what
no othor remedy has boforo accom
plished: IT DISSOLVES AND ELIMINATES
DEPOSITS IN THE JOINTS, WHERE
THEY HAVE BEEN ACCUMULAT
ING FOR YEARS.
Records are In our possession of
not one but many canon whoro tho
joints of tho Angora wero so thick
ened as to bo practically usoiess;
whoro tho hip or tho kneo Joints wero
so filled with tho depoiiltu as to ren
der tho victim wholly unable to walk;
yet tho patients woro completely ro
etored to health and activity by tho
syBtematlc uso of Urlcsol.
In this way Urlcsol hnn boon a
genulno RENEWER OP YOUTH!
Wo can truthfully claim tho rornnrk
able record of 90 por cont. of cures
where a proper opportunity is given
our remedy to accomplish tho result.
Wo will gladly supply testimonials.
Writo for foldor.
If your druggist does not havo It,
send ono dollar to The California
Chemical Co., 325 New High St., Los
Angeles, Calif,, and Wo will send you
a bottlo prcpulu.
"USDrORD AOENT,
HTRANO'O DSUa HTOBE,"
Medford
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thu iirrfiumniui' to roiiilnut', ho lit nil Iiiih ) n lhlr lmi:ii uooIiIiik i'oiii
mly Special engagement of
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Medfoid's Favorite Actor
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Mr Wllhllil, ttlii tr llo.iHliM' nnd hi-llli h ihllliK hoivi'lmuh fliuil t,on
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delicious cakes that melt
in tho mouth and light flaky broad that makes you ask
for more. That's tho kind wo have sold since wo began
biiHinoHH and will continue lo sell lo mainiain our ivpn
iation for (lie moat delighll'iil cakcM and rincst broad
in town.
'Bring more pleasure lo your family nioal.s by
iwing our bread and cakuH. Your nuiglibors
do why not you?
This week's special offors com
pare them with tho prices and
quality offered by others.
Allen Grocery Co.
32 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE