Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 11, 1911, SECOND SECTION, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 16

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OTDFORT MATT, TRIBUNE. MEDlfORD, OKFAK)N, SUNDAY, .KINK 11. 19.11.
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FIRE BUG CAUGHT
BY EUREKA POLICE
Is Wanted by Cincinnati Authorities
Fires Amounting to More Than
$20,000 Are Traced to Him Of
ficers Coming for Him.
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John D. and Preacher Shake
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Juno 10. j
ChnrloB Ij. Ilcrr, under arrest nt
Eureka, Cnl., Is wanted lu Cinclnnntl
on a ch.irgo of arson In connection
with the destruction ot tils home nt
Mount Airy, a Cinclnnntl suburb.
8tnto Flro Marshal Zubcr nnd Deputy
I.oe are today en route to California
with requisition papers for Hcrr, who
will bo brought here for trial.
At tho flro marshal's office today
It was said that llerr, alias J. P.
Francis, and his family, Including his
mother, wHo they say, now goes un
der tho name of Mrs. Mabel Grlswold,
his wlfo and two children, are with;
him nt Eureka.
Ills Mount Airy residence was de
stroyed August 29 Inst, After this
fire Hcrr was arrested, but secured
his release on a habeas corpus writ.
It Is alleged that Incendiary fires in
Cincinnati, Cleveland, New Orleans
and other cities, totalling losses ot
120,000 have been traced by the flro
marshals offico to Hcrr.
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GASOLINE STOVE
CAUSES FIRE
Explosion Occurs in Homo of V. E.
Bcno on South Oakdale Flames
Flames Extinguished Before Do
partment Reaches Scene.
REV. JOHN CLIFFORD.
KKW YOKK. .Tune 10. -Rev. I)r.
John Clifford, of IamuIou, president of
the World' Baptist nllinnee ami dele
pate from the Council of Free
Ciuirt'lies of Great Britain to the re
cent Lake Mohouk pence conference,
shook hand nnd chatted with John
I). Rockefeller the other day.
Both are well preserved men for
MR JOHN O ROCKEFELLER
excellent health and Rood for mntiy
Tho fire department made n hur
ried run to the home ot V. H. Bono,,
'-;)(! South Oakdnloohorlly utter II
o'clock Saturday numiiiiR, hut the
cont'hiRration reported there luul been
their years, nnd when Mr. Rockofcl-( den the tide of years very well.
ler placed due hand on the arm of "God hless you. Mr. Rockefeller,"
mor.. venrs of i.renehiiiL- the minister, oxliiiRuWiod befoto it arrived. The
asked' -Mr. Rockefeller how old ho, wns caused by tho explosion of
was. "' Ri'solhie raiiRC. .
Mrs. Bono had jut lighted tho
stove preparatory to cookiiiR dinner
when he was called to the froiit door
in iv.mium to the doorbell Wiir'hir.
When in tho front piirlor she hoard
the explosion and ran to tho kiteheiM
where she discovered a lace curtain
"I am 7'2," answered Mr. Rockefel
ler. "I can so you three better," spoke
up tho F.iiRlish preacher. "I um j.V
Thou both nRiccd that they had rid-
remarked thht Dr. Clifford looked in a handshake.
the venerable Baptist preacher and I said Dr. Clifford, s they parted with over one of the winflows to be abhiJio.
mho secured u small irnmou nose
and with the aid of neighbors cxtiu
Ruisbod the lire before it had Rained
j any headway. '
FALLS INTO BOILING
WATER IN CANNERY
COMMANDANT DENIES
OBJECTING TO JEWS
WASHINGTON. D. C Juno 10.-
Donylng any anti-Jewish sentiment,
nnd asserting that the papers In the
case of Frank Bloom had been stolen
from Fort Myer, Colonel Joseph Gar
rard, commandant, reprimanded by
President Taft because of his com
ment on tho case, today defended
himself. The reprimand was based
on alleged statements by Garrard de
livered when ho reported adversely on
Bloom's application for permission to
take examinations to secure an army
commission.
Garrard today said that the regula
tions required expressions of opinion
In cases like Bloom's and that he
mercley believed that his application
for permission to take examinations
should not be granted.
"Taft could no nothing else but
make the public reprimand," said
Garrard. "I do not resent tho presi
dent's attitude, I realize thoroughly
his position and prefer to say noth
Ing.' Garrard asserted ho had never ex
pressed any objection to Jews as a
class.
SAN JOSE. Cal June It). While
at work In the plant bf the California
Canning Companyat Milpltas today,
E. J. Walselt. an employe, fell into a
vat of hot water used In tho prepara
tion of peas for canning. Ho was
terribly scalded and died in a short
time.
SMALL CHANGES MADE
ON SATURDAY'S MARKET
N'RW YORK, Juno 0.-Ttiiiiy'it
nhort session of ,llin stock market
showed miiiiII olintiRos oxocnt in tho
case of n few of tho losft nolivo is
sues. United Stolen Stool Rained 1,
Southern Rnllwnyn preferred i,
American Beol .SiiRnr 1:(k mid l,oliijli
Valley, Rook Mimd" pieforred and
Western Union 1 point. These
ohtuiijCH canio shortly before tho
close.
The market closed active and
HlroiiR. Bonds wove firm.
To Withdraw Troops.
WASHINGTON. I). !., ,1mm .10.
I'rcsldeiil Taft this afternoon im
thoilr.ed Sceroliiry of Wnr Htiiiimm
mid (loiiorul I nurd Wood to j)ii-
oroil at once witli tho withdrawn! of
I roups from (iitlvcHtou mid nu
DicRO.
RECIPROCITY VOTE
J0LY16SAYSSM00T
Skeleton Found.
WIHTTIKR, Cnl.. Juno 10.,-Thc
skelotmi (if u man found by Forest
RiiiiRcrs on the banks of Castuic
WASHINGTON. D. C. June lO.'-' r f ' 'wr '""w"! '"
(lav to be that of Jefferson Wulls. n
Senator Ueed Smoot today predicted . in;.mm, of Tulare. Cnl.. ulm has boon
that the senate would vote pn reclpro-jjuLssiinr since last February. At tlje
city by July 1C. Congress will ad
journ by July 27, he predicted.
Look for the ad that offers it to
vou. second-hand, nt n real bargain I
time of bis disuppenmiice Wells va
eoRaRcd in line work ttlonir the bank
of the creek, and it i believed thn;
ho losj Ins life in the heavy flood .
that prevailed Inst February
The
Tog
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Introducing the New
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, jap Kills Himself.
FRESNO, Cnl., June 10. Blood
dripping on the bonds of occupants
of the first floor of a Japanese lodj
iiiR house today caused an investiga
tion which revealed the fact that T.
Oda, a Japanese laborer hud almost
severed his head from his body with
a knife, used in pruniiiR Rrape vines.
Hasklns for HeaUb. "
Your Kitchen is Too Hot
Unless you cook with gas. There is nothing like a gas
range to make the thermometer listen toreason. Besides
there is no wood to carry, no dirt to clean. Let us show
you
THE GAS WAY TO HEAT WATER
and the gas way to light the home, .store, or store front.
Oregon Gas & Electric C o.
VINOL
Prescriptions
Solicited
MKMIA TOII.CT j
I'HKlMUiVTIONS
AM) DKMVEItKl) TO AIL IWKTS OF TUB CITV. WE USB NOTHING HUT THE I'UMCHT llHL'CS
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AND HAVE MADE PJtESCKIPTIO.V WOItK A HI'ECIALTV.
Med ford Pharmacy
FAMOUS ORANGE
ItbOSSOM CANDIES
Near Post Office,
IMIONE 101
NIGHT CJjEKK
CIGARS
KING
ALFONSO"
The Newest Creation in Hats
The Toggery
(Of Course)
GREEN VEGETABLES
We have a very complete line of fresh, vegetable!,
anything in the market in here
Meats
Our meat department Is
known all over tho city because
It Is complete and clean.
Fruit
Our nnsortment of fruit In
varlod nnd templing. None bet
ter In tho innrkot.
Poultry Remedies
A complete linn of Conker's
Poultry ilomodlcn ntiit Tonlca.
Warner, Wortman 5b Gore
Grocery Phone 286, Market Phone 281, Homo Phone 281.
Building or Remodeling, Which?
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In either case it will pay you in hard dollars and cents to see us
tor all kinds of mill work
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Screens. Window Frames
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j'rrn.NtJ i;i a ktoke
uhciI to bo a matter of weeks. Now
It Is a matter of a few, days only, If
you want to open quick and not nay
rent Tor iioLIiIiik got, our mill work
with which to fit up your place.
BholvltiK, poHtH, pauelH, purtltloiiK,
rallliiKH, olc, ran all bo had at a mo
niont'H notice. Thoy will navo you
tliuo and a lot of monoy, too.
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Have You Seen
BEAVER BOARD
Paneled Walls and
Ceilings?
THEY far lurpa lath,
platter and! wall-paper
in beauty, durability, ease of
application, and economy.
They deaden found, re
titt heat and cold, retard
fire, resist shocks or strains,
do not crack, chip or deter
iorate with age.
BEAVER BOARD
modeled buHdingc of everjrW
Wo cry full 4jfU
d. r.d. wi,r Board
information about
use, application.
jOne Panel and Solid Doors
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can bo fitted up very (illicitly and
roiiBoniibly with tho aid of our inlll
work. Wo huvo all ready to iiho a
Kioat variety (if partition)), iianohi,
powt , rallliiKH, inoldliiKH, otq., that
can ho put up by almoHt anybody Uu
a llttlo whllo; Wo Hliull bo Kind 'to
hIiow you hoiiio IiiiikIhoiiio offico plmiH
which our mill work makoii pohhIIiIii
to tho man of modoHt moaiiii.
etc.
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