Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 14, 1911, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextfEDFCRT) MATL TRTBFNR MTJDFORD. onKHON. TUESDAY, NOVEMTTTCR 1l, 1011. BERTRAM LYTELL AS THE STRA NGER WITH "THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST ' AT THE OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT. PLAY EUGENE oiaiwnir Mcdfcrd High School Boys Arc De termined to Best luf- Willamette Valley Players When They Muct on Local Field. SMITH'S APARTMENT HOUSE Hoittli Klvemldo New and U-to-l)nt MiHlern in every particular, sput cook- InB, Kteain lieat, etc. Women nnd kMh t1111.1t Initio rt(er. viiren. W. M. 8SUTII Home l'liono NIK. The - Jackson County Bank .Medford, Oivfton Kouudod liy W. 1. Vnwtoi In 1K8H mid now for Uil yoiitH uiidnr ,m,M Kinnt. m&afGRUiia a vinfiijsiii'iiu aui Schooner Washington and Her Crew, Snatched From the Waves and J Death Eglno Fires Extinguished hy Big Waves Breaking Over Her. raoE 8EC SHIFTED CAUSING WRECK ASTORIA, Wn., Xov. II. Ac cnnlinj; 'o Cnptnin Winkol oC the tonm soltoonar Washington which wis towed into port Into Motidu.v, jtnviiijr tlio livos of nil but two on lionrd, the bur wns rough but not dnnporouBly so whon ho tried l cross, lie lind nltnosl ronohoil tho open spn when tlio sttirlmnrd doek lond of lumber was lost and tho ship kelud ovor until tho rail was awash. Tlio port load was tliou released to rilit tho vessel Winkol is of the opinion that one of the chains, used to secure the deeklond, dragged along side and fouled tho propeller, ohok ini; iU Willi the pngiiKM rendered usele the ship drifted toward North Head. tlcttpito the fact that the anchor had been dropped and with seas pouring from overhead the boiler fires were soon extinguished. The vessel was nt tho ocean's mercy, during the hours that followed while hhc did not touch the bottom once and nil he water she shipped was from the combers that broke over her. The deck of tho Washington is n mass of kindling wood. Part of the bridge and wheellioitse were washed away, tho window and doors of the cabins are broken and from three to sir inches of water covered the floors when teh disabled craft ar rived here. The hull and engines, however, are undamaged nnd the cargo, with the exception of the deekload, is intact. Tho passongers all hpenk highly of Captain Winkel nnd tlio crew, who, they say, did everything possible for their comfort, and encouraged them in tho face of what appeared to" lie certain death. UITO TRUCK 10 JACKSONWILLE Manager Gorst of Auto Stage Line Considering Putlng Large Ttruck on Run to Handle Genreally Freight Business. In the play "The Girl tt the Goldct. 'opera Mr rruhrltk Iklnsco, broth- West" that comes to tho Medford tr of tl -f author and manager of tlio opera house tonight. onre told that' Uc:l2ar tht;-tpe- f-" V". "- ,. . tins en,.if;cd Kt-ln Vnughan and tho days of '40 In California are IlrtrtMm ,..,,, fn ., r, . . v.. .... .'.. w. ww . wiv:o (lly Ortil litm.) That tho lihth selul foollmll team took defeat in the proper -pirit t eudeneed by the ft that ciidit now mm appeared for prurtiee last een 1114 and that nil tlw regular w rc out. Keryono e.preH the deter mum turn to wipe out the ftitiir hy de feating Kugoue next Ptttitrdny. The Wogister at lisgene ay thai the team there ir in One condition nnd has high prospmu of winning th championship of tins upHr Willaiu etto alley. The twin K eiiyer to he.it Medford and nlo claiin the Southern Oregon elminpionsliip. At the Medford high school the stu dents urc eating, thinking and liieiilli ' football. There will be a mil" mcetir.g nnd mlty Wednesday even ing and another Kridny and if eutliu hinsm mid encouragement count for anything the prospect will he bet tered. A number of changes in the line-up are coutemplted uud it is .said that but very few of the rcgiilnrs lire loni'ident of holdiiii; their places. most picturesquely described. Mr. David ttolasco, tho noted author, cer tainly hit on a most realistic themo whon ho selected "In tho days of gold and the days ot M9," for hist most wonderful and successful play. In the history of all plays written by American authors, ,,Tho Girl of the Wear Toric Glasses For Comfort in this production togother with tho Aloftuir thontro company which wilt present Will It. Walling to theatre goera of this city. Mr. Polasco has also arranged to have tho original scenic, production and effects brought on from his brothor's theatre In New York, to produce in detail a perform- Golden West' has been the only one;anet that will lie In keeping with the ever selected by a composer of grand Beksco name. JACK LONDON Mnnngor Gorst of the Jnoksonville auto stage line, is considering the purchase of a modern auto truck for tho purpoho of entering into n gen eral freighting busino&s between this city and Jacksonville. An nuto truck will make 15 miles an hour with n load of several tons of freight nnd the venture is bound to pay. AT BANQUET Ovor 70 members of tho Medford Huslness Men's association met in tho assembly room ot tho Moose hall Inst night. There wero a great many subjects of interest to tho mombors of tho association discussed, soma of thoso In Intorostlng detail and quite nt longth, but all gormul" to a more efficient sorvlco to their customers and nt the samo tlmo a bettcrmont of business systoms as applies to de sirable or undesirable trade. A splendid banquet was served by M. S. Johnson In tho Mooso banquot hnll. Twolvo now names wero added to tho association's membership list ut this meeting. MANY CATHOLICS BID CARDINALS E NBW YOltK, Nov, 14. One of tho greatest outpourings in tho liihtory of oiitholicity occurred in New York toduy when iv farewell miifes wiib cel ebrated in St. Patrick's cathedral -in honor of Gnrdinnl Dcsignato Farley, who sailed for Itomo at 10 o'clock aboard the Kronr. Prinzeshin Cecilie to Jnko up his new duties in the col lege of eiirdiiuilH. 'fho noted dviino was accompnjiled by Cardinal Desig nate Palcoiijp, fjnmor nposlolio dole gatu to tho United States, Hoth were appointed to the college of cnrdinnltt Hovurnl weeks ugo by Pojio Pips. "" " ' m llasklna for Ilcaltiu SIS VALLEY Character In "Smoke Bellew" In Cos mopolitan Magazine Has Nice Things to Say of His Home in the Rogue River Valley. GEORGE PIERCE Fl 1 m n The first direct result of the visit of Jack London to tho Rogue Klver valloy appears In the Decem ber isaue of the Cosmopolitan jnaba zine, anil in his noted "Smoke Hol low" series. In the course, of the story London makes ono of his ho roos, who had boon a "lunger" say: "Thon wo Jumped cities for keejts. Knocked around on the Pacific coast aud southorn Oregon looked good to us. We settled in the Rogue rivei valley apples. There's a big futuro there, only uobodv knows It. I got my land "Say that farm of ours is the prettlost pieco of orchard land on all tho Pacific coast. Good climate, too. Our lungs will novor get touched again there. If you're thinking of settling, woll, just take a peep In at our valley beforo you settle, that's all. And fishing! Say! did you ovor got a thirty-five pound inlmnu On a six-ounce rpd? Some fight, bo', somo fight!" IS MEDLEY TO BE Tho funeral services of Mrs. W. A. Modley which were to have 1k? n held this nftornoon at 2 o'clock will not bo hold until 10 o'clock Wednesday morning, at tho Into residence, 211 Genesee street. Mrs. Medley died In Portland Sun day morning and tho remains wero to havo iirrivod In Medford on train No. IT, this morning, but owing to a mistake made by railroad employes in Portland they woro not put on No. 15, but will bo hore on No. 13 this afternoon. Manager Gorst States His Driver Wos Not Drunk but That He Let Him Go Because He Was Running at Night Without Lights. George Pierce, driver of the Gorst car which hit a carriage on West Main street Sunday night, has been fined and "fired." He was arrosted, charged with reckless driving, and Justice of the Peace Taylor fined him $21. Later Manager Gorst of tho auto line "fired" the young man. Gorst snys Pierce was bober at tho time of the accident but he was to blame for running without lights. It ws for this he let him co. Mr. Gorst regrots tho matter vory much and assuros his patrons that such an accident will not occur again. MANILA, Nov. 1 1. Iiolleved to bo held in case of an emergency tho army transport Sherman did not sail today for the United States. No of ficial explanation was made, but a large detachment of soldiers are In readiness horo for embarkation. Gfmr sexr XT SAYS: Tom If your ordinary Glauses act as a mir ror and reflect objects from behind. If your cyolnshcs touch tho lens or tho rim of your glasses como be tweon tho cyo and tho object only TORIC lenses, conforming to tho shnpo of the eye, can overcomo the difficulty. I will bo pleased to fit your eyes with TORIC lenses today. Dr. Rickert Eyesight Specialist Over Kentncr's, Medford At Fountains & Elsewhere Ask for ii 5! HORUGK'S The Original and genuine MALTED MILK The Food-drink for All Ages. At restaurants, hotels, and fountains. Delicious, invigorating and sustaining. Keep it on your sideboard at home Don't travel without it. A quick lunch prepared in a minute. Take no imitation. Just say "IIORLICKY Not in Any Milk Trust LIFE SENTENCE FOR MOTHER-SLAYER TIIK DAIJ.KS, Ore., Nov. 1 1. For the murder ol' lii nyed niollier, whom lie wtuhhud in the hack with a butcher kiiii'e heeaiiho lu had ak d him to "atrnitfliton up" alter a three weeks' doliaueh, William (lliwiin to day in under sentence oJ' lii'o inipritf oiuucnl in the peiulcuiury. a ; ; , ' MMtfM mk. mam: k rjmmM JM l. It 'Vr ' , IVPAZJ fW m t ' "' I ' " ir-mtm, w Clean, Dry Heat Clean, drv heat, with nn smoke or odor and with no flying ashes or soot that 18 what von rrfr -uirri 'J D.1.J' cTV ,"" .111 a. x en ection dmoKeiess Perfection The Perfection is the most reli able and convenient healing device vou can find. It is always ready for use. There are no pipes or (lues or wires to bother you. You can pick it up and take it wherever extra warmth is wanted. Every mechanical improvement that experience could suggeit was already embodied in the Perfection Healer. I his year we have tried to add to its appearance. The drums are finished either in turquoisc-bluc enamel or plain steel, as you prefer; nickel trimmings; as ornamental as it is indispensable to comfort. A ipeclal automitic device abiolutely prevent! .mokiog. All putt euily tinned. Cilloa font j lull nine houit. Cool handle, damper top. DmImi eycrywhMei or wru IM jMcJpdf eirtuUr to nr igruc U the Standard OH Company (Incorporated) r' ,'vvnHamr t- PLUMBING BTKAM AND Htxr WATKU UK ATI NO All Work Guaranty I'rlccs HoftBOimble an llonnnl lllock, Knlrsiac on dlli Htrtvt. Coffeen 8c Price I'Hdfle lUKIt HotiM IH GET READY FOIt THAT THANKSGIVING DINNER You Will Need These for .Milieu Meat. I-'nwli l,ot of BOILED CIDER DRIED CITRPN LEMON PEEL ORANGE PEEL SPICES RAISINS CURRANTS APPLES MOLASSES Wo A'sii II.to VERIBEST Already Srndo Minco Men.. OLMSTEAD 6c HIBBARD West Sidj flrorcrs. Capital (fully paid) $100,000. Surplus $05,000, llimed on nonrly ti ipmrlor of u eonliiry or hhiiiuo, Hiifo dt'iil I ni;, tltlH liuiilc Holleltn your pntroiuiKo wltli tlio prumlHO Hint your nccniint will tin enrefully ;lvim every nltnntloii nnd that you will tie ut nil tliuen clvoti tlio iitmoHt eouiUiity. W. I. VAWTKIt, I'tenldent. U, It. MNItl-HV. Vleo Pivhldeiit. t W. M'DONAM), OiKliler. &&3'jp'jj&&&'rrL --ALL KINDS OF- FLOUR lvL? Ml RIIIL ALL GUARANTEED Warner, Wortman b Gore l i We carry a very complete stock of ELECTRIC IRONS We have the American in two styles, the Beauty at $5.oo and the Superior at $4.oo Step in and let us show them to you. Medford Hardware Comp'ny 218 EAST MAIN ST. IRRIGATION TJRflfi IRRIGATION is the Rcienno of giving a plant jM'hL as much moisture as it needs, and just exactly when it needs it. IRRIGATION has added more wealth to the country in the last ton years than any three of. the largest resources combined. Thousands of acres of worthless land have been reclaimed and some of this land has sold for the highest prices ever paid for horticultural or agricultural land. IRRIGATION will reclaim "the desert," 0800 acres will ho developed into a vast orchard district. "Tho desert" whon irrigated will prove io bo tho best orchard land in tho Rogue ftivor Valloy. IRRIGATION will make the "Roguo 'River Valloy famous for its berries. Tho largest yields in the next few years will como from "the desert." IRRIGATION will add thousands of ucres to the producing area of tho Roguo River Valloy, and in'theso now districts there will bo no crop failure, for irriga tion is a guarantee of bountiful yields, and is real crop insurance for tho grower. IRRIGATION in tho Willamette Valloy has incroascd production from sixty to three hundred por cent. It will do tho samo in tho Roguo Jlivor Valloy. IRRIGATION will double tho population of Medford and tho Roguo Rivor Valley in the next fow years. Now homes will bo established. Orchards will be planted on lands that havo novor boon productive. "Tho desert" will bo redeemed and a thousand families will bo added through this dovolopmont. Rogue River Valley Canal Company FRED N. OUMMINGS, Manager Medford National Bank Bldg., Medford. Ore. i MM LK" jvyijUM- jr 4t f ?rf-i si'-5"ii' -5 f 4 . f . .Www.