Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1911)
" -55wpwuiw.Jl . f.'wfftTnJ ,? P7TQE STX irtriiN' ., MEDFOttH MATL TRTBUNTC, MTCDFOTCD, OTOON, OTUDAY. JULY 23, 1911. I vv M h I IU I If l If IP 11 I I L (f. l5' ' 1 y- lii 7 w- !', fc 11 i.. M WILDE MUST 60 TO OREGON California's Governor Signs Requisi tion Papers for Banker Wanted 'at PortlandDidn't Think West Was Correctly Quoted In Statement. GAVE WORTHLESS TOPE SERIOUSLY ILL CHECKS: arrested: F SAN FltANClSCO, Cnl., July 28. l'rt'imrwl to sign the oxtnulitioii pa pers nskeil by tlie state of Oregon for Louis J. Wilile, Snn Diego bank- iT. wanted in the northern state For alleged embezzlement, ns soon as they nro pre.sented to him, Governor 1 IU ram .lohuson today made n Hi Mo Rtatcracnt in reply to the castration given him by Governor Oswald West. Johnson was disinclined to believe that the governor of Oregon hntt been correctly quoted. "I can hardly believes that the gov ernor of Oregon," he said, "could have mado the statement imputed to him, because- no governor could be so petty, so contemptible or ho nssinine as to make such rcinurks." And there you are. Governor West, informed that Gov ernor Johnson would decline to ex tradite Wildo, said that if California were so fond of Wilde, it might keep him, accepting him as Oregon's ex hibit at the Panama exposition. CLERICAL ERROR SANDRY INTO TROUBLE SALEM, July 23. For the purpose of investigating the report that Sam L. Sundry, fish warden in fishing dis trict No. 2, had duplicated items in his expense account, Game Warden Finley and Master Fish Warden Clauton went to Salem Tuesday. After examining Mr. Sandry's pa pers it was discovered that the re ported duplication was a clerical er ror and that Mr. Sundry had had no criminal intention. In addition to hi-, position as fish warden, Mr. Sandry also acts as deputy tgame wardrn. In entering his expenses for a recent trip lo Koseburg, Mr. Sandry had in advcrteuitly made the entry for the fare from Woodville to Roseburg twice instead of the return trip to Woodville. State Gnmo Warden Finley said yesterday that the report had caused Mr. Sandry and members of the fUU and game commission some annoy ance. The explanation made to Mr. Fin ley and Secretary of State Olcott was satisfactory to those officials. rr. H. Itlitdlo. who Is also snld to go by the name of Or. VoroI, was arrest ed at ItosoburK Tuosilny and hold there, until Constable Irwin con I'd tiring blin back to Ashland to answer a chnrge of obtaining money by false pretenses from W. 11. McXnlr, says the Tidings. Ho Is also charged with having cashed a number of worthless checks on merchants and with bas ing taken a 1 150 set of veterinarian's Instruments from Dr. Charles E. Car ter. Hlihllt" appeared In Ashland last week. Ho was well dressed and very smooth. Ho held out that ho was a graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College at Toronto, Canada, and an nounced that he was going to build a veterinary hospital at the corner of Second and H streets. He deposited $5 ln'n local bank and proceeded to cash a number of chocks on local par ties, so it Is alleged, most of them for $!i. He picked an acquaintance with Dr. Carter, a local vetcrnartau, and beforo decamping helped himself so Dr. Carter says to a brand now set of instruments. As soon as it was learned that Rid dle had skipped the town, a warrant was sworn out for his arrestand the officers at Koseburg picked him up. It is said ho is a "world beater" and that ho had been playing the races heavily at Vancouver, B. C, before he camq south. Kiddle cashed worthless checks at all the drug stores In Ashland except Bolton's. Those who accommodated him in this matter and were "stung" were McNair Brothers, East Side Pharmacy, W. M. Foley and P. B. Mix. While here the "doctor" stayed at the Hotel Oregon and left an unpaid bill of 1 19 when he departed. HOME, July US That Popo IMus Is seriously 111 was visibly apparent at the Vatican Ills advisors says the pontiff Is haggard, Weak and depres sed and that as a result of tho laryn gitis attack h breathes with dUfleuK ty. This condition hns greatly nggravat ed his heart trouble which has be come grave through his chronic gout. 'Professor Marchlafava who today wnr called Into consultation, MEDFORD BF-NEFICIALLY AFFECTED BL THE DECISION (Continued from Page 1.) East of tho Missouri river, in the Chicago zone, the coast cities have tho advantage of 7 per cent, which in tho case of a dollar rate would bo soveu cents tho hundred which would enable- tho coast citltes to overlap tho half way distance to this extent. However, tho question arises if it will not bo necessary for Chicago to con cede this seven cents to interior buy ers so as to compcto with Missouri river towns In this event that trade condition will cause Chicago to absorb tho differential In favor of Missouri river pobblng It will practically give the interior terminal rates from Chi cago. Westward Movement. Census statistics show that manu facturing Is moving westward and In tho exact ratio that Atlantic sea lui rd manufacturing has decreased the mlddlo west section has gained. Movomcnt of traffic alBO shows that approximately 85 per cent of the ton nage consumed la the interior of custom origin moves from tho Chi cago territory and west. Theroforo It is clear that upon this portion of the traffic moving under present condi tions tho Interior will becomo the solo arbiters of distribution In their sec tions. Furthermore It Is to bo ex pected that manufacture of tho re maining 1C per cent will bo stimulat ed In tho .middle, west so that tho ef fect Is likely to be that far eastern mado goods will bo a very small part of tho volume of traffic reaching from eastern parts to the Pacific in terior. l'unama Hopes Fade. In vlow of this no very great ad vantage can bo hoped to bo gained by coast cities by tho completion of the l'uuamu Cuuul so far ae recovery of tho lout territory Is concerned, As pointed out In tho Reno decision tho industrial development of tho coast cltlos would In all probability be stimulated by tho operation of tho now principle in rato making, Med ford hns already set In motion this Idea iu the ponding suits boforo the stnto railroad commission whero commodity rates aro asked for move ment of traffic from oPrtlnnd as ngtiln the exponslvo method of long distance Jobbing, TWO JUDGES FAVOR NEW TOBACCO TRUST NEW YORK. July 28. Elated by the di-fcovery that nt least two judges of the United States circuit court are in harmony with the money powere in applying the "rule of ren son" to the tobacco trust, bankers representing the bondholders of the American Tobacco company today arc pushing its reorganization. They be lieve re-organization will provide necessary "competition" without cur tailing the earning power of the com ponent parts of the trust. ON TRIAL TOR SETTING OUT A FOREST FIRE Guy Fogers and Gus Davis, tho lat ter colored, appeared for preliminary hearing before United States Com missioner Canon Friday afternoon on a charge of setting fire in tho Klam ath National Forest. The men were recently arrested at Ashland. The two men will probably be bound over to tho federal court, as, tho evidence against them seems to be conclusive. RETURNS MONEY PAID PRAYING IN LEGISLATURE MADISON, Wis., July 28. Ex plaining in a letter that "it really seemed thut the $077 paid for pray ers during this session was lost money as the legislature did such rotten business on all temperance measures," Rev. L. A. Tull today re turned to State Treasurer Dahl a check for $3 paid for delivering one invocation in the senate. DRY SHAMPOOING IMPROVES THE HAIR (Madge Lyon on "Hair and Scalp") "Women having an ubundnnco of fine, glossy hair do not employ u wel shampoo. They rely upon a powder which is sifted on the sculp uiu' brushed through the hair, removing dandruff and excess oil, und leaving the hair light, Huffy and beutifull lustrous. "It is surprising what excellent re suits can be had if the dry shampoo is used for a short time. Dry und sculy scalps becomo clean, soft and free from dandruff; coare, faded mid stringy hair grows rich, fine and glossy. "A dry shampoo of unusual excel lence can be made nt littlo cost if yen mix four ounces of orris root with four ounces of thorox. Just sprinkle a tablespoonful of this mix ture on the scalp, then brush out well Dry shampooing removen nil possi bility of catching cold from washing the head." THEROX FOR SALE BY HASKINS' DRUG STORE I i YOUR CHOICE 25 Each Cents 200 Pieces Fancy China, Regular 50c, 75c and $1.00 Value on Display in Our East Window To morrow, Sale Price 25 Cents Each. 1000 Cakes Fancy Toilet Soap Oatmeal, buttermilk, witeh hazel, encum ber, eream, glycerin, etc. A full size cake tomorrow 3 For 10c Box Paper Regular JOe o B5c quality, fancy box writing paper with 24 envelopes to match, sale price 25c Box Saturday Special Ladies ribbed summer vests 10c, 3 for 25c. Ladies ribbed union suits, 35c Each. Ladies union suits 75c values, any size 50c Each. Boys and girls Nazareth waist, union suits, three garments in one, all sizes 50c Each. . Boys and girls Nazareth waists, 25c Each. Boys and girls Jersey ribbed under waists,, iu sizes 2 to 12 veal's, 15c Each. Ladies fancy collars, 25c value, closing out price, 10c Each, 3 for 25c. 1 lot ladies side combs, back conibs, barretts and fancy hair pins, 10c Each, 3 for 25c. MEN'S AND LADIES' SILK HOSE 50c VALUE, WHILE THEY LAST 35 CENTS A PAIR, 3 PAIRS FOR $1.00. HUSSEY'S 4A '- uieMMMAMS4hHaH eCJftpp? ( - - fur -a 'j 2v" Waitsburg m i aM Pure White Flour is the flour you have been look ing for it solves the problem. So confident are we of its merits that we will sell it on an absolute guarantee. If you are not satisfied there is NO COST TO YOU. Could we do more? You will buy Waitsburg Pure White Flour sooner or later WHY NOT NOW? f'f4rrMh't Host Dress Calicoes on solo Sat., yd. MANN'S CENTRAL AVENUE NEAR POSTOFFICE 25G Tnblt Oil Cloth Yard 21. CONTINUATION OK TUB MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE SALE ALL WASH COODS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY Gloves Kayser 16 - Button Glove, white tan and blk sp' pair wnue can $1.19 Ribbons Taffeta in all A shades 25c val "-' 35c values very special 15c Laces Wide Torchon 1 c very special ror Saturday only at a yard . . 5c CORSETS All 75c val's MOp $1 Corsets on Qf sale nriro . . ivJ I colp Sntnrrlnv vwv e price sale Saturday All $1.25 cor sets sp'l price 79c SUIT CASES and LUNCH BASKETS Our Special Offer in Suit Cases should interest every pros pective traveler, $1.39 to $8.98 Straw Lunch Baskets, just the thing for picnics, special on Saturday 48c to $1.25 Hosiery Sale Ohildron'fl Fnat Black Hoau 9c Womon's LIhIo 1 1 oho; Hppciul 15c Underwear Sale Womon's Sloovo- 10BB VoHtfl 10c Womon'n Um brolla l'antB 25c r--4 Q ALLEN GROCERY CO. it (I - I () H . V K S T It Ah A V 15 . m FISHING IS GOOD Judging by the fish brought in the "BACKUS FLY IS A WINNER." We have them! Also a complete stock of Rods, Lines, Reels, Spoons, Etc., Etc. Medford Hardware Comp'ny 210 EAST MAIN ST. b: M IRRIGATION Nature Supplies the Land and Sunshine We Furnish the Water Rogue River Valley Canal Co. FEED N. OUMMINGS, Manager Office 3d Floor Medford National Bank Building Irrigated Orchard Tracts Land for $150 Per Acre With Perpet ual Water on Easy Terms Can You Do Better? ROGUELANDS Inc. FRED N. CUMMIN QB, Manager iu. X MMMMMMMMHIIiaiM