Medford mail tribune., August 06, 1911, FIRST SECTION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

MEDFORD MATJi TRTBUNR, MTCTWQftP, ORKflQN, SUNDAY, 'AUGUST (i, 1011.
PAGTU TTTREHJ
COMMITS SUICIDE
COLD HILL HOTEL
ClnutlQ Clinllonor, AijciI 05, Slrnnncr
Swallows Contents of Two Ounco
Uottlo of Lnuilnnuin Is taken to
Hospital Whrre He Passus Awny
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tlOU) IIIM,, in Auk. n. (Jluui.
riiulliitii'r, iir.i'ii ariDiil tsii, u todtl
Ml i iiiiu'T lmi, coiiiinllti'il iiuli'lihi liy
tlMllllsl) lll t'OlltOlllH t if it twli-
imiiiio liottln tif luiiiiilaiiiiiii In a roojn
nt (ho Hold Hill linlol homo tliilit n
tor ii'llrliii; WtMliioHiluy iiIkIiI. I
hum finiiiil hy tln landlord TliurmMy
iiuirnliiK mill tiilinii to tlio Hold Hill
IhiMliltiil, wlmrii lio illml,
Cliiilliiiinr ciiiihi to tint liotnl Hhort
)y Imfoni It) iiYIOrk Woiliiomluy iiIkIiI
mill imlioil (or u luoin. I In ri'uUtoiOil
with difficulty, itMimrkliiK Hint )
I'oulil Hrnrroly mm; uttd for tint room
mill wiiit nliowii to lioil When fomiil
In wiiri lyliin mi tho Ik'iI liiimthliiK In
i;iihih, wllli mi tiiity lioltlit hilndt'd,
"liiiiitiiiuiiu" liy III mIiId. Motllrnl alii
wnh nt oiiro miiiiiiioiiiiil, anil n utuititl
ty of alinoMt nini launiliiiiiiiii whh rit-
iovitikI from hln iitoiiiurli. II wan
tipput miL Hint lie hail tiiltmi ho Inrr.o
a iIonk tlutt tlio nrtlou of tho Htoiu-
itith liiul lii'i'ii in ri'iii hI, irivnittliiK tliM
nliHoiiim or alt tho ikiIhiiii.
Muii) Hintill iilrturi'H. atiiiarviitly of
mlalhcH, wi'Ki foiiml In tho iiiiiii'h
IHiuliDtu by Coroiii'r KuIIokk. ami omi,
a iontiant hIkiuiI, "IVarl unit Main
inn," iii'uii'iitly a iilclurn of a iIiiukIi
lir ami crandilaiii'.litur, wan itatml
"IMi MiiiitK""i"ry Htnrot, Cortland "
Tho ioiil inarlc whm J urn It', ltiOt),
TIiIh Ih tho only OKMllil(t rlmv that
tin' aiithorltliui horn hrm an to Ohal
loiitu'tt frlundu or rrlntlvim. It wum u
pariiul that Clinllonor hud npitut tho
Ktiiimttir of I'JOU at Wllilnrvlllo anil
Woinlor. Joiihlim count)', hut ih to
whom ho hud ln'uu In tho mi'iiutlino
In not vvldoiit from liln imuhth. Ho
rami' hum (rout Miulford, tho liiiidn
iiiiiii bottlu hmirliiK ttui .Itihol of a
.MiMfonl drtiK nir'.
SOCIETY SEEN
BY HAYWOOD
Three Layers Parasites on Top,
Worklnu Class, or Paystreak In
Center, Detectives ami
breakers on Bottom.
Iklkfi
HI'OKANK, WiihIi. -To provo Hint
tho Conor tl'Alono nud Hpokanl''
ItUura am nali;ahli, Arnold Owon,
a foriiior Hiillor, Iiiim nt out for Hpo
hano fioin W'allnro In a H fool rnt
ho.u. Tho ulroniiitt nro ilaiiKorniiM ami
twlft
Unnklnn for Ilnnlth.
I.OH AN(JHIilCM, Auk. '."Hoi-lnly
out com poHvU of Ihri'o litycni ilcpu-
tli'M, ili'cti'ctlvim and HtrlkuhronkorH
urn tint ilri'Kn at tho bottom, Tho
woildiiK oIuhm--Iho jjiciiL payntrcnk
Ih tho rontor, Ami Iho paniHltoH aro
tho hdiiiii lit tho tup,"
TIiIh whh tho mi in in tt r of tho kII
iiiillon u m bolwouu cupl'.al and labor
volct'd horo today by VIUItttii I), Hay
wood, oiiui iimTotary of thu Woiitoru
Kuduratliiii of Milium, who wiih tilod
for IiIh II fo at llolno, Iduho, on cliur
Km of havliiK plottml thu donth of
formor (Jovornor I-"runh Hluucnobor
KCr tn an oplnodo In thu Cuotir dAI
om Jnhor war.
llnywood'H homily on tho itltuatlon
In tho labor world catnv In i omiuctWiii
with a (IIuciibhIoii of (ho McNitiiiaiim.
Of courHO, ho li'.'llnvt'ii tho McNutuurH
InuoL'out and H't;anlii tho rharKOH
itKalnnt Hiimii In tho llchl of a blow
by capital at or:iinlrcd workliiKiuon.
Living Oiail In .fallM,
"Mont of tho llviui; doad who Ho
In JiiIIm," fitld Hnywood, "IioIoiik to
tho worldni: rlmm. Wo urn tho prop
oityliitd, tho dlrpomioH!il. Wo inonaro
your properly rli'.litu bocaiiNii wi havo
not lilni:. Your laH nro dtHl(;uod to
uiako you noriuo In your IioIiIIiikm.
Vonr Kovi'iniut'iit In (ho MudUfOii
which you hao unod iikuIiihL mt.
"ThoiiHaudn aro dcadoiivd beyond
boliiK niov-od by tho fuutn of I If''.
TlioiiHnndn bollovo that thoy eoinohow
donorvo nil tho llbor and mlHury In
tho world nud that tt fow othorn
nhould onjoy plonly ami poaro and
opportunity.
Soltl In iho .Moi kt.
"Drain ttmt iiiuncIo, uudor our nyn
totn, aro bold In tho opvn markot
tlko ho much nonp Kroamt or brlckn,
All thu (iroporty a workluKuinii linn
mi earth In douo up In hln own hi do.
"How have our tuition and faetoJ
rlon and rnllnmil.i count to bo Junt
what tlioy aro? Thortt wat tt tlnto In
Amorlc.i whon ovory ouiik , innn
could ntttrl nut and tuako it llvltiK
for hlttiNoir without hoKKlut; front
rxiinu onn who had It to offer. Tho
SWITCH
ENGINE
TO HANDLE FRUIT
llliHMI
Southern Pacific Is Maklno Ready
to Promptly Cpot ami Move Cai-3
for Benefit of Fruit Shippers to
Chlcano In Ten Days.
A. K, KoHOuhaum rutiiriH'd Hattir
tlay fioin I'ortlaml with tho word
that Ihn Koulliorii I'aclflo will plaio
a HWltch i'iii;lno In Modford ilurlm;
tho fruit .ililppliiK Honiiou In order
to IhHiiro tho rapid and prompt ran
illliiK of earn. An ordor him boon
Hi'nt In for many fruit earn mid thoy
will ho fiirnlnhud In whntovor niiiii
born may bo noconiiaiy. Thero will
ho no car HhortiiKO thin year.
.Mr. Itonotibauin ban hIho boon nil
vIhihI that tho company In piopttrlm;
to nut fruit HhlpinontH throiiKh to
CIiIcuko In Ichh thun ton dayn, thiui
InniiiliiK an oarly dollvory of tho
crop,
Tho firm oar of ncurn will ho n!iip-
pod from tho valley about AukuhI
10. Tho Hour Crook orchard will
havo a car ready on that day. A fow
(Iu)M lator ninny of tho orcahrdH will
bo picking.
WIFE JADE JOHN D. WEALTHY.
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MMwpjgKBFEtzm
"I lad it not l)io for my wifc'H
liiiKinoRrt HiiKitoity iiml her clour in
lKht into uffnirx," .Mr. John J).
Hooki'follor Kitid in n recent interview
in Clevelanil, "1 would he it poor
man. Many litncH her advice Iiiih
been eouiilor l my iileitH, hut lier
judgment Jiiih invuriiibly j. roved (ho
better."
WORK HARD FOR
COUNTY FAIR
Mass Meeting Is to Be Held Monday
Nlijht at Office of J. W. Dressier
to Further Plans for County Fair
Next Month.
Look at tho "For Hale" ndfi and
nt nomo of the thinn that aro advor
linrd for Halo.
cobbler owned hln Hhop and nniall
IooIh. Tho earpontor built tho cob
blor'n tihop and tho cobbler in a do
tho carpoutor'n nhoea. It wan a fair
oxcIiiiiiku of labor. No ono wan rob
bed. How different It In today!
Itccomjiicrlni; Amctirn.
"Tho nhoo workorn lit nomo of our
fni'torlcn mako on an average of 11!
palm of nlioen for ouch workor In a
day, but thoy rcI only tho prlco of
ono, or lenit, an waKen. Thu carpouterH
build miiuulonn but llvo In mlnorablo
tononiontn,
"Tho ntory of the pnnt Ib ono lonK
tnlu of couvtant cIiuiikimj In human
labor and human life. North Amorl
Ica wan won from tho wlldornonn nud
luriiod Into n nation of fnruin, inc
torlen nud rallroadH. It wan nuroly
it Krontor tank for tho American
working peoplo to comiuor tho wild
ormiHK thitn It will bo for their do
Hceiidautn to reconiiiier America
from tho fow capitalism who havo
taken It from thorn."
OLD CONTRACT
MEARLY COMPLETE
Only Three Blocks Remains Under
Old Contract en Which Concrete
Base Has Not as Yet Been
Laid.
With the exception of one block on
Ivy fctiecl and' two on East Main
the Clarko & Henery C'onstmotio:i
Company havo nil of tho concrete
biiM laitl for paving under the ori;
itiul coiitiaet with the city. These
llirt'u blockH will huvo tho hnne laid
by Tuesday nijht nnd the binder nnd
hiirfauo will bo laid in short order
Tho company hits almost complet
ed radiiij: under the new contract
and work will ntart nt nnco in the.
Iityinj; of Iho concrete. A j;ront de
cree of iho curb mid potior work
bus iiNo been finished. Hv Septem
ber 1 the company will probably have
their contract with the city complet
ed, nnd it is reported that they arc
planum;; to inovevlheir plant north.
However, it may be that residents
tin additional xt rod will ettlion for
paving. ;
A determine deffort will bo made
by tho bUBlneBB moir of Modford dn
Monday ovennli: to Innuro tho hold
ItiK of a dlntrict fair In title city In
October. A anann mnotint: In to bo
held nt tho offices of J. W. Drcwlcr
In tho Mull Tribune block for tho
purpoxo of workliiK up Interest and
no doubt plaim will bo laid which
will Innuro tho holding of tho great
cut fair ovor hold In Southern Orc
Kon. Tho commlttoon which hnvo boon
nt work for nomo time with prelim
inary plana havo mado connlderablo
proreH lit tho matter of Interest
ing local bunlneiia men and a call
ban been Hunt forth for tho meeting
on next Monday night In order to get
all who aro interested together to
talk It over.
It In planned to form a county
fair nnnoclallon, which will hold an
annual fair lit tho city and attract
thounandn of vlnltorn to tho valley.
Such a fair would noon grow Into a
great pear exhibit nomothlng which
no other district in tho northwest can
liow on Htich nn elaborate scale.
STATE W. C. T. U
TO MEET HERE
Big Convention Will Be Held in Oc
toberCounty Union Holds Con
vention and Elects Officers for the
Ensulnp Year.
Tho ntalo convention of tho Wo
man's Chriillan Tompernnco Union
will meet In thin city October G 10.
Over 200 delcgaten aro expected from
nil partn of tho atnto and local mein-
born of the W. C. T. U. nro planning
for their entertainment on an olar
oratc scale. A unliable urogram for
the glvo days will alao bo arranged.
Tho county W. C. T. U, cloned Kb
convention In thin city last evening
MANY SHRINERS
TO COME HERE
Assurances Received From All Parts
of State That Many Members' of
Shrine Will Bo Here Wtien B!
Pllrjrimngc Is Made.
A Inrgo number of local momhors
of tho Shrino attended a notion nt
Ashland Friday evening nnd worked
up enthusiasm regarding tho pllgrl
mago to bo mado to thin city lit Oc
tober. Anhland Bhrinorn havo prore
lcd to mako tho trip hi great num
bers and tho day's festivities will
bo without an equal for years to cotno
If tho plann for tho grcotlng and cc-
with n tnlk hy 3Iia Kobbin.4, one oftcrtalnmont of visitors do not m la
the national organizers of tho Union, carry.
WILL PROBABLY EXHUME
BODY OF MRS. BEATTIE
RICHMOND, Vn.f Aujr. 5.The
efforts to fasten tho murder of Mt
Henry C. Kcattie on her husband
probably will result in exhuming tho
body of tlio dcud man in spite of
htrentious objections on the part of
her mothor. No detu'tled attiopny
was erfonned before the body wis
burned.
ELEVEN INSURANCE
CONCERNS FACE PRR0BE
LANSING, Mich., Aug. 5. An
nouncement was made here today
that a probe of 11 bi; insurance com
panies by a committee of the Na
tional IiiMiruuco Commissioners will
be started in Detroit August 14.
It is charged that irregular meth
ods of hcttling elnttns .prevail 'it
mnuv states.
Tho biiHlnenn Henslori of tho Union
wns devoted nlmost entirely for the
forming of plans for tho ontertain
rnctn of the mule convention in Oc
tober. Among tho other forms of enter
tainment which will bo tendered tho
visiting delegates will be automobile
rides throiighout tho valley. Thin
with a dally program of speaking
and the discussion of tho prohibition
movement throughout tho state will
comprise the work for five day.s.
Tho county Union elected now of
ficers for the ensuing year as fol
lows: Mrs. Graco Holmes of Ash
land, president; Mrs. T. A. Howell
of Medford, vlco president; Mrs.
Birch of Ashland, corresponding sec
retary; Mrs. WHItem Burton of Mod
ford, treasurer; Mrs. Abbott of Jack
sonville, recording secretary.
NOTICE TO JAIL CONTRACTOnS.
Sealed proposals will bo received
by the county court of Jackson county
at his office in the county court house,
at Jacksonville to bo opened August
28, 1911, at 10 o'clock for tho con
struction of tho ceil work in the new
county jail at Jacksonville, Jackson
count, Oregon. Plans and specifi
cations are on filo in tho office of tho
county court, also In W. W. Harmons
office in the cnurt house in Jackson
ville, Oregon. A certified check of
10 per cent cf tho amount of tho bid
must accompany samo. The court
resorves the rlgat fo reject any or all
bids. Signed
J. R. NEIL,
, County Judge.
From nil necttonn of tho stnto lo
cal uhrlncrs aro rccolvlng assurances
that mombors of tho ordor will bo
In attondanco. Tho Shrine will Init
iate over fifty members on tho day
of tho fcMtivitios in this eitv. moat
of tho class being Medfprd men. Tho
Natatorlum has been secured and
will bo used att a placo for tho stunts
during tho Initiation. A big street
pnrada will bo held during tho day.
Medford, Oro., Aug. 5, 1911.
This is to certify that about Novem
ber I any daughter was taken with a
sevcro attack of rheumatism which
rendered her left arm usoless, tu fact
it was so near paralyzed that sho was
not able to movo her fingers, hut
knowing of somo of Dr. Chow
Young's marvelous cures of long
standing cases of rheumatism, wo de
cided to consult him, in which I am
pleased to say mado no mistake as
his remedies acted as ho clamed
thoy would and after tho third treat
ment the rheumatic pain entirely Ie,ft
her and sho has not had any symp
toms of rheumatism since; besides
her general hoalth is much improved
and I do not hesitate in saying I be
lieve those afflicted with rheumatism
or paralysis will do well to consult
Dr. Chow Young, whoso house Is cor
ner of Tenth and Front ntrcet, Med
ford, Oregon.
130 A. P. WEISS.
Printing of all kinds at Portland
prices. Mail Tribuno office.
Hasklns for Health.
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The Time The Place and The Dentist
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THE TIME to have your dental work done is NOW before it
it gets too late.
THE PLACE to have your dental work done is where you can
get the best work at the most reasonable prices.
THE DENTIST you want to do your work is the one whom you
i ' ' think is qualified to do it the best. Call on me for examination and
estimate which will cost you nothing. Compare my prices with others
and remember I use only the most expensive quality materials' and all
my work is guaranteed. Lady attendant.
22 KarAt Gold Crowns .... $5.00
Porcelain Crowns . .-.,.. . 5.00
Bridge Work (per tooth) . . . . 5.00
Silver Fillings ....:... 1.00
AND UP.
Gold Fillings .". $ 1.50
v AND UP
Full Set of Teeth on Rubber Plate 7.50
BesJ: Set of Teeth on' Rubber Plate 10.00
Painless Extraction .0
ALL OTHER WORK IN PROPORTION
to be the very best
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IJ.EMEIBER The Material and Workmanship are
pR. BARBER, The Dentist
2U-2UO farmers and rruitgrowers JBank JtSIdg, corner West Jtyam and drape otreets, Medrord, Uregon
OFFICE HOURS: 8 a. m. to 8 p. m.-Sundays, 9 a. m. to 1 p. m.
Phone Main 653
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