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JOEDFOttD MAIL TRIBUNE, MMTFOttD, ORKCION, TtTTCSDAY. MAY 2H, 1011.
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KLAMATH FALLS
J. L. Hammerslcy Visits Klamath In
Interest of Local Power Company
That is Desirous of Operating on
Other Sido of Mountain.
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KLAMATH tA!.l.a May SX .1 I.
llnmmornlrj, publicity nml rlctit of )
mutt for tlio liiiRtn lllvrr Klectrlp com
lmii), la In the city from Medford and
I'xptctn to upend nevcrnl days hero tmiK
litK over tliQ city niul country. Mr
llmiinioriilp' In b. brother of t'nllpil
Hlntex ..Mnrtdiiill Hnmmrmlpy. Ho In it
former ItUo county hoy. nml In wojl
known In buidneas circles throuRhout
tint wlnt
Mr. HammorMey bring thp Informa
tion that tlip IIorup Hlvcr Electric com
tmny In coiitPinptntlni; entering Klmn
nlh county with Ihplr power lines. The
Itopnc Ulvpr company which I headed
by Colonel 1'ntnk H. Hay of New I.ork.
In known n onp of the blc power com
pnnli'R of Hie conM. They ore promo
terM of the now Industries, anil when
pvpr they enter n flelil they ilevnte their
enerKlen toward encournRlnir fnctorle.
Irrigation systems nml Industries of
every nature, which will bring people
Into the country, develop the land, and
thus create, a market for their power
A big company Is very naturally Inter
ested In the rapid settlement of a coun.
try nnd tlio establishments of mnnufnc
turlng plants and they nrt very valuable
power In the upbuilding of any comma-
nuy.
Mr. Hammersley will spend scvpm!
days here Interviewing the business nw-n
nnd property owners to see If this city
desires tho advantage of more power
It Is not the desire of the company
to secure any franchise for furnishing
service ror the Homes nnd streets of the
city, but their tm&lnesa will be to sell
power. Mr. Hammerslcy Is also looking
tip possibilities for furnishing power to
the farmers for pumping for Irrigation
purposes.
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COLORED MAN HITS
AGED 'TEX'; IN JAIL
A colored man name unknown, charg'
cd with nssaultlng an old man called
"Tex" was nrrcsted nbout 10:30 o'clock
Tuesday morning. "When found he was
hitting the ties for the mountains and
will be held for trial. According to his
story he was In a saloon on Front street
when crowd of men began to Jeer and
taunt him. According to witnesses lie
left the saloon and as "Tex", went to
pass out swung about and struck him
on tho head with some blunt weapon
driving him back through the door Into
the saloon where he fell to the floor.
A physician was .called but qid jiot ro
spond'for some time. A tiny stream of
blood continually trickled from a break
In tho hack of his head and It Is feared
Hint the skull la crushed.
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THE SUPREME COURT Of THE UNITED STATUS .
rront row (left to right) : Juetlce Oliver Wendell Rolutes, Juetlce John Mnrehe.il Harlan, Chief Justice Edward Douglas 'White, Justice Joeeph Mo
Xenna, Jnitlce William XU Say. Rear row (left to right): Justice Willis Vandeveutar, Juetlce Horace Harntou Xiurton, Justice Oharlea XSvaue Xuffhei, Jus
tice Joseph Sucker Xamar.
NOVEL REQUEST
FOR BEE RIDE
Southern Pacific is Asked for Ticket
to New York on Ground That Man
Had Livestock With Him Twas
His Mother-in-law.
ASHLAND FIRM TO
BUILD NEW LIBRARY
-ASHImVN'D. May 23. A local firm of
contractors Moyer and Van Natta
were the successful bidders for the con
tract to build tho new Carnegie Library.
The contract has Just been awarded by
the City Library Commission. There
wero four bids submitted as follows:
Moyer and Van Natta. !6,:'9: W. O.
McGlnty. Reno, Nevada. 16.S0O: H. I.
Stuart, Medford. 17,77:; and Shirley and
Company, Medford J 18.687. Work will
be started at once.
Tho successful bidders will build the
library complete. Inside and out. with
tho slnglo exception of furnishing the
chairs and tables. They will furnish
the Cortecenc cork carpets, which will
be h feature of the building and the
same material will be used on portions
of the walls In order that they may be
used for posting bulletins or lianglng
pictures.
Tho Library Commission has already
had tho cxsAvatlon made and paid for It,
tho cost having been $700. Of the
architect's fees, $350 lias also been paid.
The Southern Pacific ticket office
was In receipt of a quwr request for
free transportation to New York city
Sunday.
A man walked up ti the window
and requested that he bo given passage
as he was taking some poultry, fruit
and livestock to the eastern metropolis
and said that he understood transporta
tion wns allowable under theso circum
stances. 'Well,1! said the ticket seller, "you'll
have to show me the stuff flrit."
"All right, there the are."' and the
man pointed to three people seated In
the waiting room. "There's my mother-in-law,
she's a hen. That Is poultry My
wife Is a peaclu that's fruit, and her
brother is a mule, that's lltcHtock
gimme a ticket"
DR. REDDY TO
ADDRESS CLUB
Secretary Boos of Commercial Club
is Arranging for Speakers to Fol
low Regular Business Sessions of
the Club.
uncus. XX.XCTIOH zs
xxx.x zk vanmaxLVAsiit.
PIONEER WOMAN OF
JOSEPHINE IS DEAD
Mrs. Curollno Sexton, one of the best
known ladles In Josephine county, died
on Saturday at her residence on the old
Ktnge road eight miles north of Grants
Tass. Sho had lived at the same place
and In the name, house for 56 years and
Im believed to be one of the very oldest
pioneers In this section.
Mrs. Soxton was born May 1. 1824,
nnd death came at the age f S3 years
and SO days.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa., Mny !5 Wil
liam Stuart Reyburn, Pennsylvania
legislator and a aon of Mavor' Rev.
burn of Philadelphia, probably will rep
resent the Second district as a result of
special election held today to choose
a successor Tor tho late Congressman
Joel Cook. Reyburn was opposed by the
democratic and keystone party candi
dates, but his victory 1 assured.
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PRESBYTERIANS HAVE
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QU0R100YR
ATLANTIC CITV. N. J.. May 2J.
With special exercises tho Presbyterian
General Assembly today celebrated the
100th anniversary of tho month In which
the church committed itself to the tem
perance movement.
POWIH WIRE SKATS
AKD TEAKS UP PAVEMIKT
Secretary llvon of the Commercial
club is arranging to hate n speaker at
one of the club's rvgul.tr semi-monthly
meetings to address the club on some
current topic, this to take place after
the finish of the business meeting, it
Is done to make the meetings Interest
ing to the members and tjMltnrs ttho
may be In the city nnd who are always
welcome. The rirst to nddrest the club
will be Dr. J. r. Itetldy ttho Is aluted
for June 7.
GOLLWELL IS
TURNED DOWN
Man Who Scorned Oregon System Is
Rejected by Senate as United
States Marshall Chamberlain and
Bourne Opposes.
LITTLE GIRL STOLEN:
TONG WAR THREATENED
SAN FRANCISCO. Oil. Stay JJ.
Tong war threatens here today . the
result of the kidnaping by Chinese high
binders of little Sen Vcc, daughter of
Ten Hop, a Chinatown merchant.
The little girl was stolen from her
mother's side In Chinatown yesterday
and so far neither the police nor Ten
Hop's brothers have found tracer of her
Ten Hop Is prominent In his tong and
If the child s not soon returned war
among the hatchet men Is likely.
BOCTOX BEACKTS OOTKAU
OH Z.OITO SICK CALX.
NEW YORK. May 23. Dr. Choate of
Los Angeles, arrived here today and will
sail on the Steamer Mnuretanla tomor
row en routo for Rome, where he has
been summoned to nttend Miss Mildred
Browning of Los Angeles. Taken III In
Rome, Miss Browning Insisted on rail
ing In the family physician to attend
her. Dr. Chouto agreed to respond nnd
will make the record cal lof 7.S00 miles.
AMXKICAX
OKEEXS OZVE
9100,000 TOR ARMY
WASHINGTON. M.ty JJ. Ileoauso of
his ppresiked opinion that members of
the legislature of Oregon were not oblig
ed to voto for George li Ctmmborl Jii
for the Cnlteil Stales senate, although
they have been so Instructed by tho peo
ple. Senators Bourne and Chamberlain
of Oregon today objected to the senate's
confirmation of B. II Colhvoll as t'nlted
States mnrahnl In Oregon. Tho nomina
tion wan rejected'
WANT MEDFORD
. BE REPRESENTED
Any Person Planning Early Trip to
Crescent City Will Be Given Cre
dentials by Commercial Club to
Meet Colonel Blddle.
MEXICO AGAIN
IS IN WRONG
mi ii in t
Germany, Japan, China and Spain
Ask Explanation of Wholesale
Butchering of Their Subjects by
Rebels In Torrean.
Ml'.XIfO tMTY, May 3J,Umto fears
that Japan, China, (lei many nnd Hpitln
may Ix't'omo Involved In tint Miuk'nil
revolution urn felt hero today iiiiuiiik
officials as tlm-result of protests nl
ready being tiiado its tlm result of u
reported inassaoiv by rebels In Toitputtit
lufortimtlon front that tiltu'e, thuiUNh
a Chinese mi'li-lmnl at I'ltldad I'm fir In
l)la. has rem'hd heie that 17V Chinese,
70 Japanese, one tlprmau And 13 Hpan
lards were shot down In tho slieelN "T
Torreon aflttr Its captllto by thn rebels.
The Chinese, ehnrmi Maffalres hits .
ready made rppresiMilatlona to the Mexi
can government on thr utatlnr and vig
orous protests by tlf leprpNontntlvpN
of the countries wIionp sub)eetH suffeiid
urn sure to be tuadn as soon as verifi
cation of the massacre Is received.
Jhlt'ltPit dinner Wednesday noon, '4
nth IhtrtlMlt l Mi" M'V Taylor. t
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Hnilth
llssKlns for Health.
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ArrKOACXIMO MARRIAOB
' CREATES OOMTRXTB HEART
Mi:.TTI.K. Wnsh. May !J - i:plaln
lug that she was about to be married
Mini ttuitted to start with it clean slate
slate and nleur conscience, a young
ttomnu walked Into thn park Ixtard of
fices uhd planked dottn 11 to pay for
holly clippings sho said she had stolen
last April In Washington park. The
secretary suggested that SO cents twta
ample but the girl didn't twtnt to haggle
over full restitution.
An older woman sent In 50 cents to
the coimclrnce fund and said aha felt
relieved and was now able "to dross
over the big rlter" with ler mind at
ease.
Look at tho "Kor Halo" ads and a
some of the things that are advertised
for sale.
INDICTMENT AGAINST
RECKLESS CHAUFFEUR
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.. May 23. The
grand Jury probably will return nn In
dictment against John W. Whitehead,
accountant for thp Diamond Tiro Com
pany, who surrendered himself to the
authorities' on a char bo of manslaughter
In connection with the death of twelve
year old Jrannette Hellbuth, who was
run dottn and killed Friday nlgltt. He
la nt liberty on a, $1,000 rash bond.
When nrralgned today Whitehead was
granted a continuance until Muy 31.
Miss Klsle Vulda, a cousin of thn dead
girl, who was also Injured by the au
tomobile. Is still In a critical condition.
INTERSTATE COMMERCE
COMMISSION ENJOINED
WILLIAM J. BRTAH IS
QUEST Or GOVERNOR SXX
ALBANY, N. V May 23. William J
Bryan Is u guest of Governor Dlx lit the
executive mansion today. He Is here to
deliver a lecture under tho auspices of
lha National Civic league. From A!
huny Bryan will go to Atlantic City,
tvnero no will undress tlio rrt-sbyUTUn
Gemirul assembly 1'rlduy evening.
Look for a tonunt through want ad
vertlslng oh most tcnant-flnders do.
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BrUTTI.K, Wash., May :3.
Anna Joints, a negrees, owes her
life today to a trusty corset.
When sho rejected an ardent suit
or, John aarrlxoti, mud told him
flatly "git uwny from here, nig
ger," Garrison Infuriated, whip
ped out a revolver and fired. The
'first shot plorced the rats and
piiffd of her hair. The second
struck a steel stay which ward
ed off tho bullot. flarrlBOii, peeved
becaiiso ho couldn't hurt her with
bullets, beat' her over the head
,' with tho butt of tho gun. Then
4-t he turned the platol on himself.
-ft He may die.
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8ACnAMENTO, Cal.. May 23. Whip
ped and strained by a high wind thitt
prevailed all morning, a high potential
wire of the Kolsom Power Company car
rying 6,000 volts, snapped at noon today,
the sputtering end of the wlro dropped to
the street, ploughed up the asphaltum
and coming in contact with a gas main,
set It on fire. The power company was
forced to shut down, and some difficulty
was exxrlenced uy the flro department
in putting out the blazu In the gas
main.
Report Made oa Coal Lands.
BKATTLK. Wash., May 23. A com
plete report has been made to Secretary
of the Interior Walter Fisher on 774
of the 1100 coal claims In Alaska. Tho
report was made personally by Andrew
Chrlstensun, chief o ftho field division
here, who returned from Washington
last Saturday.
While the naturo of the report Is not
given out by Chrlstcnscn, tho rumor
that all of the clalmH liavo been proved
fraudulent after a thorough Investiga
tion, Is not denied. All of the Cunning
ham claims, 33 In tho group, are In
cluded In the 771 already Investigated.
Moie or less difficulty has been ex
perienced in making tho investigations,
as claimants, most of whom uro "dum
mies" have been advised to decline be
ing Interviewed.
Ship rinds Hsr Last Berth.
SAN DIEUO, to!., May 23. It In be
Moved along the water front bore that
tho famous old pirate, tdilp Jennie Tlielln,
center of many strange tnej of smug
gling and wild una fights, bus found her
last berth. She has heon In una oh a
station boat down tho lower coast, but
was repotted missing from her anchor
ago by Captain Farwell ot the Steamer
Kea, which arrived today. -Captain For
rest was in command of tho Jennie
Thflln.
Expct Vota Sopn.
WASHINGTON. V. C. May 23. A
voto on tho Flood resolution approving
tho constitutions of New Mexico and
Arizona was expected In tho house this
morning. Democratic leaders predicted
that It would bo adopted, Tho measure
has been debated, for six duy and It was
expected tho arguments would be closed
early In today's session.
V1HAMA, Cal.. May 23. Three mad
dogs havo been killed In the sheets here
during tlio last week. Two men who
ttcro bitten wore taken to Loh Angeles
.or treatment. The city trustees have
been linked to pass u miulliiK onlln-
finty.
CHICAOO, III.. May 23. The Kins of
Greece today received 3100,000 contrl
butcd by the Greeks of America, to be
used by tho government In the Improve
ment of Its army and navy. Tho an
nouncement was made at a banquet here.
at which I. I- Cuftunxoglu, charge
d'affaires of Orcce at Washington, won
tho guest of honor.
Wctpro Kills Judge.
NASHVILLB. Tenn., May 23. Judgo
David F. Barry of tho Sumner County
bench, was shot and Instantly killed by
a negro named Sweat today when he at
tPtnpted to Interfere In a quarrel be
tween the negro and his cook, near his
home at Gallatin. Sweat killed tho cook
and then turned the gun on Judgo Barry.
A posse rounded up Sweat In a barn.
When they approached lui shot from a
window, painfully wounding Constable
James names. A mob threatens to lynch
the negro If ho Is captured alive.
Arctic Brotherhood to Matt.
POMXAND. Of, May 23 Following
u. meet'ng of tho trustees of the Alaska
club hero preparations for tho enter
tainment of the annual meeting of the
Arctic Brotherhood in November ttcre
started today.
It was announced that a special train
will be run from Vancouver, II, C, to
transport the British Columbian ibde-
gates.
Acpurdlng to letters received over 200
delegiilcH from Alaska will attend the
ericampmtnt In Portland.
Rmurglera Sntncd Soon.
NEW YOHK, May 23, Benjamin and
Ifenry Duveen, the millionaire art deal
ortf who recently paid the government
II, 180,000 in settlement of a civil suit
for evaded customs duties, today plead
ed guilty In the United States court horn
to having undervalued Imported vases.
They wllj be sentenced on tho criminal
charge tomorrow.
Nearly Loses Hand.
H. L. Hobllt. connected with tint
Sterling Gold Quartz Mining Company
nail tils left hand almost severed about
9 o'clock Monduy morning when an ax-
ho was using swung around and Htruek
him on tho wrist. Ho was chopping
somo wood when tho accident happened
nnd wus hurried to Medford gutting hero
about 1;30 o'clock.
Seamen to Strike Soon.
LONDON, Muy 23. Tim Shields Hca-
mens union today Issued warnings to all
British seamen to expect a general strike
signal. It Is believed thn strike will be
ih'iiliili'il Ililn ttceli.
WASHINGTON. D. .., Mny 23. Thn
now court of commerce today enjoined
the Inter-state commerce commission
from interfering with thn sugar trusts
arrangements kith tho rullroads of New
York whereby thy received an allow
ance for "Cartafo".
The Federal ftugar Herinlng company
has been fighting for years and had won
out before the Inter-stnto commerce com
mission. It is reported that the decis
ion T worth ISOO.OOO yearly to tho trust
STEAMER LA rBANCB SINXS
IN THIRTY MILE RIVER
DAWSON. Y T May 23 Tho Steam
er ltFrnnre, sailing from Ijikn I ji Marge
to D.iwson, sank today In tho Thirty
Mllo Itlver, 12 miles nbovo Hootallnquu
Tho passengers nnd most of the cargo
ttcre saved. The LaFmncn was a mem
ber of tho first fleet sailing from Lu
Burge for the Northern port.
Calawsll la Kit.
WASHINGTON, D. C. May 23 Tho
fienato commltt'o on Judiciary decided
report adversely on tho nomination of
II II, Caldwell to bo federal marshal of
Orogon.
The cltltens of Creseen City, Cl., are
making great preparations for tlm ar
rival nnd tlslt of Colenel John Blddle
of tint United States war department.
ttlm routes to Crescent City for the pur
hisp of Inspecting thn fcasahlllty of
constructing it harbor at this point
Medford is contiguous and adjacent
to Crescm city and ttin reap some ben
efit from such it port of Piitry The
Crpscimt City Commercial club sends
greeting and desires Medford repre
sented Seerelury Boos would like to see
some representation and If any of tho
ttiiio iiwiikp autninnbiip owners who de
sire to represent Medford should call at
tlm Commercial club and get credentials
MR. AND MRS. PALMER
HERE FOR SUMMER
Mr ami Mrs Honnre Painter' and their
children, nrrltrd In Medford Tuesday
morning. Thoy Hern accompanied ny
a governess nnd n number or jnaldn and
valets They are registered nt tho Nftsti
hotel at present and will removo to the
Potter Palmer ranch near Hoxilo river
where they will spend a portion' of th
summer
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Omaha . . ...
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September I, 2, 4, 5, fl and 7.
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ror fare on way throttffh OallfornU
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or writ to
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