Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 07, 1911, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextM rRnT'-Om') ArATLTRmUNF, fRDFOHD, OTCMON, .SATURDAY. OCTOniW 7, 1011. PTOE THRT3I0 SINGLER BACK WITH DAVIS Mint Walks Out of Prison Gales Only to Flml Officer Waltl:i fur lllh Must Fiico Trlnl on Anollicr Clmriii) AMERICAN MAY COMMAND TUKKI5II I-L13I5T IN WAR WITH ITALY OVI2R TRIPOLI P I Cniiulnlilc Hii'tylii- icIiimii'iI IliU mninliig Innii Siili'ia mill witli him wiin lliuiy 1 iiU uliom lie iiik'miiI til tin peiilliiiiliiiiy door when ln (IiiIh) Iniil HuMicd ii hvii fii iv lei in for fiiimy. ImvIm wiy i-nt icxtrtl mi n war imit dwiiiii mil , Warner, Wiili'iiniiii (Inrc, chaining lilm uilli nliliiiniuu IMIIIU'V IIIhIki-'I'iiInii pii'lciiM', . DiuIh will In' iniii'iiiliriiil .. tin. Illtlll Willi, Cllllpll' or lllicc VI'lllH iiuui liulll a dwelling InuiHii in iIh. IniiiiMM- in I mtililimi In .M.hII'iii.I, which IhiIIiI Ink wiih Ininii'il lii-l'iti,. ( nn ....in ll.'tel Till- IllllldlUU WIIM I'llM'lill In IiiMiitiincc iiml (i h.' lime it ImiiimmI Ihmn were ihii.'i..iiK llmi Hum, ,, llllllleil It. Til" lllllll'lllll I'm III,, run ilnuMinn id' ih,. ,Km.ihk hud , hcen pin. I Infill tin hum' nC I In Itri lint (In- furl llmi n iiKiiniiii'i' i'.iiii piwv wu ii Utile klntv in mljiiHlinu I In' limM mill paiug iIik I'lniin a- hied li uiul ut' tin, en .lid, i-i ,,,.. rill lli i'lr claim In IIik i'iiiiimii mill gel llmi ruiniie, Nniiic, linwcvcr, u.'ie nut n firl iiiiiiIi mnl it Ih llmne cn,.. Hum wlin iirr rtnu prunci'iiling I hi . vl. Iuv itl li.-if mimiii utter the i .! !il" nf llm iiimumii'i' imnii'v Iiml u paid lilm mnl Int mm nut h, win! ut' again until In- u-iim iirri'xli'il fin- fnr- gcrie I'Miiiiiiilliil hiuiif ili in Mm Willamette viiIIkv. La Follclle Given Ooust HKA'ITI.i:. Waidi , On 7. Sena tor Unhurt M. I.nlift to wan en. domed for iiri'nlili'iil at a meeting of tlm CrogrcHidvit ltiiilillt'aii league of King enmity taut iilnht. ItcMotutlnnii were alNii adopted urging Uovernnr, Hay tn I'nll n uperlnl hchkIoii of the IcgMatiirn In allien. I llm iiluiary itlorll.ui lawn, ami ili'iKiiiurliu: Hi '' . . I ' ' ' ' i ' I WKa" M ' M ' VTX , . BhfftwaTi r!i?-1 1 - i i - i . u n 'JAPAN PLANS MANY SHIPS Prepares Naval Ouilud of $175,000 000 lo Better Htr NavySeveral Battleships anil Cruisers are to lie Built ! ' TOKIO. 0j( J.: (..nlimllctiiii: tin- iI(i"Mh ubrofiil,' (If Jiiiiiiii'k fivi,H, I lie KOviMiiinftLfiffiHiiiht'iiil (tuliiy tli.it il Iiml )i('iiinwii mi v i.l hmlp'l (nt lln- I'XiM'ininitrtrT)!' Hiiee Imnilr-ii , niilliuii von, (.flTTi.lHMi.iioll) u-liii'h will ' In- (viiniil(,il ilfiriii i In noxt wwii , yi'iin1. " SimtuI liilllnliM' . tun iimmi.'.l iTIlixiTH nt ilOyiOO Ion- riit'li, il'ii! hiiiiic miiiiIIi'I' u'lirHliiic. nri' innlinlril , in lite iihiiix. Tlic-' .iililitliiiin tn i' iiiiy will iltici' .Ini''ii'". rating Willi lliuxi' nf iliniiiht 'WrM. . J-" Ttfff , ,, I 'l:ANNY H'ARI) ARRIVES: I.OSI-SIII.RJliWIiLS GIANTS' KEW PUYER SWAPPED WIOI THE PMWUS RWSIE. FUCKNAM PAJ14A .Sit. nilil hutilitii'H li.'l wicn Tin l.i mnl Hnl. ciiiiliiiuc, it inilil fall in tin1 Inl id' an Aiiii'i'icnii In illicit miiih' nf tin' nii'rii(iuimr ul' tile 'l'ui)Jli iiiu.V. Hiifl.iiiiiii I'lii'hu (('iipliiiu I), liiii'lmiiui) ImliU tin' mill, ul' vice ml miial in Ihi'TiicKiMh uuw, ami when, in HUH), then' mm iIiii.hit nl' war In' twii'ii 'I'uiKi'v ami DiiKlauil, Im vn- iliciilcl iimu In ilni'i't wIiiiIi'mt uumiI uiiin.H'in ri'w wli.iiilil in iii'i'i'MMiitv. RESERVE LOCOMOTIVES ! CAN UNCLE SAM SELL FOR PRESIDENT'S USE! BOOZE IN DRY TOWN? rOKTUNIl. On-., Orl.7 Willi HKM.INIJNAM. Wnnl. , Oil 7 th' i.niMil ul' I'li-tfiili'iit Tall in Hh-' Wiililiilnii. I) ('.. mi) Iw aski'il to, ..iMlhwi'M tml.iv ,i.l hJ llmi nf 'l"'- '", 'li"Hllnu nf llm rlKl.t f fi.'ialH ,,r tin Suutl...n. I'a.-in.' I..' ,,,M r,",,,r"1 Htiimioih vliilalo Hm it'M'Muil Ini'iunutivi'M ill VHiin.ic ill law, lu HiIh "tain iih a nwiilt of n pro-, ixiuii p.iuilM iii Oiiun mnl (.'iililW-1 tiMt Hint Is lining mailo ncntimt an nia tu annum tin ilitlay ur llm i'ii- 'uihurtlHoiiMtnl aiipimrliij; In n Hlntim ilrntV MH'cial mi um-n.int ..I' the -Imp- iii.cIii that tliu fi.H- nii'ii h ulriKi'. . DmiiIIi tlm fai'l that uiHtiv iiiuini- """ 'H'T" w: " Octolm- 13 Ub- pinic in aiii'iiuii in a ipiauiiiy in wui . ii . ' - . a 77 I nHn i - m ft M- siwf3 l4w - - m tAWSSfism mJ.. "! .1. -! I.l. I IIIIBI , IMPROVING END OF EAST MAIN ' AIha! n.Mlitlnuix OittiAii illllrtrt oucci uuiiiuuasiuiicr uunui uiiiunu Down Embankment Lcaillnn to Sis kiyou Heights Improvement is Very Much Needed Htrect CoiniiiixHioncr Baker Iiiih n Btiiii of nmii at work cuttiiic; liowii tlm nppnincli to th Hast .Main ntrucL l paving. Tin pnvcil ulri-ct Knulc lead ing up to Him point jh almnl fivu loot lower than the road from Ihnf point on ciiHt nil Hnkiyuu Iii'ihlH mid it in tliH nppruneli whicli Air. Itnkcr m now working nu. The rartli to Im tx , mnatt'd will he from :)()() to -100 IVi't I in length and ujill vary ill deplli 1 from tlirt'c to fivo fei-l. Noiim of (liu oxcnvntiiic ran In done with plo.vfi and sfraptTH, hat the doepcxt of Tl Mr. linker will tuuind and hluw out with (lyiiamilc. BIG PARADE IS PLANNED FOR PORTLAND TOMORROW Ku&ix: BxteA. I "Art" ISunu, why in t'tilttl ami facial appearnnro liearn n r-mnrkall r'cKi'inltlaiiP to Tyrim Cobli. liau mail o an cnvlahle reputation with the Cortland (Oro. I tcitiii. lie Im hIiowii in the ahuv picture aliaklns haadB with Anion ltiiHlo. tho faiiiouw pitch) r. Hues ha Jut been signed by the HI.Hitrt. Bridal Suite for Taft '"mM, have i'iiin "ilcii.l". il i riniiilli'il IliTi "pliikoil ilnlmtaHuu" plan (or loiiiuy Hint at limM one miKiue in llit ela--1"00''1 H"u,,'l Ir"" t'"r'" romliiK iiml htato cuiiveiitloiiH. i n.,,iP ,h '.'ii kept in diviximi rmmd ,n,) llu '',lt"'' S:'-, fro, Canada. - i InniM'h fnr i ml in drawing the ,,,," lrt ,,r' an' ,,' ''"' t at !. ....l . ill. .iau ..... I...u ' t i . IlllllWt ltlllM?t III llflV'llllf Ulllklllfll Witt n. .n, u, uii. en; .......... 1.1.7. MMTIIH. "- '- -" 7 - . -r.. --,,, ,,,,..,..., .nflftn wnrll. ..f low. Mndn III OreKon' Kooila Irom tlm. Tl... .rmlilfiitV Irain ulILimi lru. riH" ""' 1m ,n" "" ""(,l ". '.., ... T'V ,. ..... ...- -iTS I... ...- . ' .. , , . , . .-, InriililUinU In .. Mr.!,, of Inv fnr n " '" ""' ""l'1'v..i. .-,.. i-.i.iiu iiui '"",' "-- ".-.. . i..-,i. over iiiirriman lrueK . mini mini ' . v n , ,.i t . ....i ,i tell poHltlvely whither the Jewels had'rounty, captured the fiiKlHve late last nml quality ara qtml to Knitoro, Thuodav. Oeloher 1J. when Taft H,,k An appeal ma ho mado ti , ',,.,......,,. ,.,..,..,....,', ,.., ,, ....... I I . ..... . . U .lulihurtMii --! nuuvu liui ilif, IIIU Hi).lK f Ul- IIIKIlk Ut I II V IIUUI I' " t'llV Ul V II 111 a lllllclll tf04)(lM. ..muL llitrt .ii.. I rit. Cm I., ii i.-. ,i IIHlllllttlOll . . ' " " . ....... " HlriIHiHW(tTf'-"H' M186TAJJK1I.VAKD 'APPROACH OF DEATH i ANGEL SOFTENS HEART mv I'lMVi'imi r, n i - I TACO.MA, W.i., Oel. 7. -Workmen , hAN I'KAM ISC I). ( tu, Oct. ..- , A , ,A. ,, , .Snrieni'd hy the approach nf .Im.iIi.!"' '"' to'lu r",U",fr ,h" ''V1 .Mis Klmira .larxm. of ItnMon. u-itl,;' h.- on the fticuiim lintel hnd- ' fort.n.e nf .! Il) 11110. IIHM l,l,,v J- " "" ",;r, re-iueui lau will l - ' - ' ; ; quested the San Fraueieo police to -c.irch for her Miiter and her mhIitV family whom she helieveR to lie living , here in jM.crty. l MIkh Kniinlo Ward, well known , ASSAILANT OF NURSE uctr'H, has Just .etunic.' to HiIk country for n very ahiirt stay. Shu U hero on a business trip. MIsh Ward l said to have htought with her JeuelB worth 1250,000. She de clared that wlilkt Iter hnKKiiKo wa fori't his cares Tuesday night. PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 7. -For the purpn.su nf exhibiting eonerelii evidence of their faith in the inno eenee of the ileNiirnara lirothern cliarged with dynamiting the Is All gele.s Times building, heveral llioiis niul iiicrnhers of local imioim, the So eiulistH and tlic Industrial Worker of the World will parade the Htreetn of Cortland tomorrow afternoon. Support tho manufacturers of ynttr home city first, last and all the time, and you will hplp yourself to prosper ity. But If your local factories can not supply your wants, insist that tho merchant carries "Mado in Oregon" goods from other Oregon sources to tupply your needs. X IS PLACED UNDER ARREST Ci:XTUA'MA, Wash.. Oct. 7. The two weeks hunt for John Calvin of Chchalls, who shot and seriously wounded Mrs. Vivian Irving, a nunse, at HatoiiNlUe, September 2-1, has ejiilctl. lX Henry I'rquliarl, sheriff of Lewis EYES TROUBLE? DR. RICKERT THAT'S ALL- fore fl.e lift on the other side. friends, 10 miles east of Toledo. 0Ht-0rj-0 MEDFQRD THEATRE QfT 1 OMP NlfiHT ONf, V F RIDAY V- V M. JL Mad FRIDAY MORT H. SINGER OFFERS s HARRY BULGER --IN-- t HBBBBHBHBBBBBBBBtW BBBBBBBTvT7Pf "Vl VLt f ' -rv W HBB 4 Jt utih' ml-TS,,TfBH c. eSJMSS MBSrHKRHBBBBHBBBBBBBBBBBBBl 39LflHILflHLlLflHHLflLflL9LflLfli c c THE Flirting Princess f 42 PEOPLE t A MUSICAL COMEDY BY THE AUTHORS OP "MISS NOBODY FROM STARLAND" - 30 GIRLS - 21 SONG HITS - 2 CARLOADS OF SCENERY THREE ABSOLUTELY ORIGINAL DANCE NOVELTIES :-: OOGIE, CL00MY GLOOMS, EGYPTIAN TURKEY TROT Prices, 50c to $1.50 Seats Monday at Haskins t .va . ..5t. 'M M ,n . .-41 ? jr, ' ? fJfJfuvuuMuul1yyrrrrY'rrrr'f','r,,,',,,i,'r, -"-"r"- -Y.r.f('.r.r.l lf...ri.f.Yrrrrr.,..uu...l,a.... . . .J.,.