MEDFORD MATT, TRIBUNE. MEDEORD, QKECON, 10R1PAY, MARCH 22. 11)11.
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lMlllCHlDlO by way of tho mmroiit
KlltH escape, 'Jlien you will ho
AM'MIIKI) worry you didn't liikn nut
a PIIM'3 liiMirniien nolley with
H. 11, Oil All A.M.
iiooin a Over I'oHtofflpii
Phoneiit Main JlOHlj Home S!7.
TEDDY JUNIOR
GOES TO WORK
In total iliu'kneKS before the cuune of
tho double was discovered.
Easterner Too ForwmV
OXNAIlfi, t'nl., March U2.
Without. conmillliiK tho lady, (loorno
Urownllo, mild to bo a wealthy emu-
ornor, secured a Hcoiimo to wed Mlm1
Stella Mccormick. Iletween gimpi!
and fiolm Minn Mccormick npolto her
mind. Urownllo disappeared.
NATION WIDE
IS. JACK WHY'S BURGLAR
PROVES 10 BE HEIR flF MILLIONS
STRIKE LIKELY
nm:.
Pirn mo away If yipt wlnhi but soma
day YOU may ho KlUMU from your
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CUlVKIiAND, Ohio, March 22.
With tho oporntorn and minors of tho
bituminous district adjourning no
ncnror rt sottlomont than tholr con
ference begun tho probability or a
national' coal strllco nppoared much
nearer. AH tho big lntorosta ol tho
country hnvo n corps or men hero
dully Hontllng thorn reports ot every
Htop la tho negotiations of. tho confreres.
Tho cntlro morning was spent In j
dlscusHlni; tho first clause of the
mlnQrs' demand providing for thej
payment of their wnj;6s on a nm of f
mlno Instead of on a screen coal basis j
nnd at noon nolthor eldo had con
ceded a point. Tho screened coal
basis, which Is now In use. pays 95
cents per ton on all coal which does
iiot pass through an Inch and a half
screen. Tho run of mine basis, upon
which tho minors are uncompromis
ingly Insisting, pays thorn for all
coal mined, largo or small, nt tho
rate of 77 i cents por ton.
F
OR
CONVICTS
IN T. r:s crowd
WASHINGTON1. D. C, March 22.
That four convicts woro Roosevelt
delegates at tho convontlon hold In
Christian county Missouri, on March
11, is tho charge made today by the
bureau which is supporting tho can
didacy of President Taft here.
Tho Taft bureau publishes a letter
In lhwch It Is declared that Judge
Moore or Excolslor Springs, Mo., re
leased tho prisoners, took them to
dinnor, and then brought them to the
convontlon as Itoosevelt delegates.
National Committeeman Cecil Lyon of
Texas Is also cntlgatod by the bureau,
which says:
"In the open and unblushing at
tempts of Cecil Lyon to force the
government office holders of Toxas
to Join In olectlng Itoosevelt candi
dates n further attempt oh tho part
of Taffs opponents to collect a slush
fund from tho officeholders has been
revealed."
ME5. cJOHJST P. CIZDA.H1T
LOS ANGELES, March 22. -Morris
Condory. arretted in the home 1 1'
Mr. Jack C'uilnliy, Pnndwin, plead
ed not jruiltv to a elmix of attempt
ed burglary when arraigned today be
fore Superior Judge MoConnick. lib
hearing was set for Mirli 27.
Morris J. Condory, hold under a
charge of attempted burglary in Pas
adena, i the grands-on of the lute
Count Charles Xeal of Conhngen.
neninark. aud sole heir to his vat
estate, valneil at 32,000,000 korana
or aiiproxiiiintely S.OOO,000 in Amer
ican inonev. Such w the statement
of Ins father. Profe--or V. Condory,
M. 1)., tf Sun Francisco, who arrived
in Pasadena this mnriumr for the
purKiM of aiding his son, whom lie
protosls- is- innocent of the charge
placed :itaiu-t liiui. hut is mentally
unhiilaiiucd periodiuallv.
Condory's son is the man who s
aeeused of having entered Mrs. Jack
Cudnhy's homo in Pasadena a a
burglar.
Dr. Condory, who is of a prominent
nnd wealthy family of Hungary slat
ed that his ;.oii would come into the
big eslale oou.
FORTUNE OF SI 00.000
LEFT GUNNER'S MATE
VALLEJO. Cab, March 22. To
Chief Gunner's Mute Torako of the
cruiser Denver, at prosont in reserve
at Mare Island today belong the dis
tinction of bolng the rlohost fighting
seaman alive. Toniko has Just re
ceived news that his grandmother has
died In Strasburg, Prussia, leaving
him $100,000.
Tomke fought in tho Boxer upris
ing In China and through tho Span
ish American war. He will serve out
his remaining enlistment term of two
years.
"That estate Ik anchored In Ger
many and nobody will scuttle the
ship," said the bluejacket. "Thoro's
plenty of tlmo for everything excopt
In a sea fight."
Urgo Penalty for Fraud
PORTLAND. Or., March 21.
Judgo C. U. Gantonboln today Is
urging Orogon voters to amond the
stnto fraud statutes so that fraud
may bo proseoutod hero without writ
ten token uh ossontlal proof. Judge
Gantonboln declares tho fraud law,
llko many others, I sarchalc and not
udaptod to prosont day conditions.
.Mother Slays Children
TORONTO, Ont., March 21. Craz
ed as tho result of studying spiritual
ism, Mrs, Emma Orr, 55 years of ago,
killed hersolf ami her three children
hero today. The woman locked her
solf and tho children in their bed
room and turned on tho gas. Sho
loft a note saying her husband would
wolcomo their death.
Ax-ciiscd of Killing Mute
PHILADELPHIA, March 21 Mrs.
Dulsy Gruco, accused of tho shooting
of her husband, Eugene, In Atlanta,
nnd who was subsequently rolonscd
on bail, arrived horo today and wont
to tho homo of hor mothor, Mr.
Martha UJrluh. Mrs. Graco donlod
that sho shot hor husband nnd ox
prossod confidence that ho will exon
erate her.
Unitarians la Fight
FRESNO, Cal., March 21. Bitter
warfaro ragod hero today In tho con
vention of tho Pacific Unitarians
vthon a letter was read from tho Rov.
Fred S, Well of Uolllngham protest
ing ngnlnst, tho carrying out of the
convout Ion's morning program of n
discussion of "Unitnrlanlsm ngnlnst
Orthodoxy."
HEADLESS BODY TELLS
STORY OF EXPLOSION
M'CCRTAIN, Okla., March 22. In
the finding of the headless body of
W. It. Rhodor, a civil engineer. In
the ill fated mine nuinbor two of tho
San Bots Coal company here, It la
believod that the causo of the explo
sion here which entombed moro than
100 miners and set the mine on fire
on Wednesday last Is discovered. The
theory Is that Rohr struck a match.
Igniting the kus. A miner's body was
found near by with a pick driven
through it.
The mine Is filled with gases to
day, and the rescue work may be
abandoned on account of the danger.
The explosion is the sixth In the
history of mine No. 2. A few months
ago the mine Inspectors closed It and
ordered It repaired.
WHERE WOODnOW WILSON'S
MONEY IS COMING FROM
NEW YORK. March 22. Whore
the money is coming from with which
Woodrow Wilson's partisans are
pushing his campaign for tho presi
dency was set forth hero today by
W. W. Vlck, In charge of the Wilson
headquarters hero. In response to a
challenge by Senator James Reed of
Missouri.
Vlck said In reply: "Tho contri
butions to Wilson's fund are spon
taneous, voluntary and personal, by
political friends and mostly in small
amounts.
"It Is true there Is a Wilson organ
ization in practically every state or
ganized and maintained by Wilson's
friends who believe his oloctlon would
see tho establishment of cloan government."
PORTLAND, Ore. Marguerite
Hillinrd turned in a riot call wlion hor
dad, club in bund, chased hor Jovor,
O. J. Mundriek, up on tho Iionaeroof.
Police rokciied Mnndrick.
Your Freckles
Need Attention In the Spring or Face
Will Stay Covered
Now Is the tlmo to tako apodal
caro of the comploxlou if yon wish it
to look woll the rest of tho yoar. Tho
March sun brings out freckles that
will stay tho rest of tho summer un
less romoved now with othlne
doublo strength.
This proscription for the euro of
frocklos Is tho discovery of an emln
on t skin specialist, and Is so uni
formly HUccossful that It Is sold by
any fIrst.'Class druggist In Medford
under guarantee to rofund tho mon
ey If It falls. Got an ounco of
othlne doublo strength, and ovon
tho first night's application will
show a wonderful Improvement,
somo of tho smallor frocklos ovon
vanishing entirely,
STABS WOMAN, THEN
BURIES KNIFE IN SELF
SAX FRANCISCO. M j -eh 22. -While
her three Utile children .iod
by paralyzed will, fear, FrnucoM-o
Troche, a Porto Rican Mn'p t-'-nlcr,
plunged a .--tibjlto fio times into the
breast of, Mm. Tainnso lkz r.i lb
kitchen of her how$ her, (inlay, and
then fell iijuh l!i woman j- bdv nfier
twice burying the knife ii bis r.un
breast.
Little hope is Iild out fo- tin1 wo
man's life, but Troche will recover.
Mrs. Diez had repulsed her country
man's advances. She is a widow.
TO THE PUBLIC
If cough syrups would cure coughs
overy tlmo, It would not bo necessary
for us to print this information, but
there are so many cuses of chronic
bronchitis in town that have hung
on for months and years, wo foul that
we must tell what we know about It,
It is a positive fact that the only
right way to troat a cough Is to use
a romedy that acts on tho blood, such
as inol, our delicious cod liver and
Iron preparation without oil.
This makes the blood rich and pure
so it can lieal and strengthen the In
flamed bronchial tubas. Its taste Is
so ploasant that even children like it.
Mrs. Olivia Parham, East Durham,
N. O., says "I used Vlnol for a cough
which had lasted two years and It
gave me porfect satisfaction. I am
also giving it to a delicate child to
strongthon hor. She will not tako
any other medicine but Vlnol is so
ploasant she cries for It and it is
benefiting her vory much."
Romomber If Vlnol doos not help
you It costs you nothing. Medford
Pharmacy, near Postofflcc.
Play Ball, & Spalding
"Official National 'League''
COfiK CENTER BALL SS
The Coxlc Center makes a ball tlml
pluyers can depend upon, The ball play
evenly, as good In the Ninth1 Inning u
in tlifc I'irst. It makes the game inter,
estlng to the spectators, as it is lively
throughout the game. Cricket limy be
all right with a (lead ball, but llasc Hall
is American, and the ball Americana
w-nt has got to be lively. There never
w.is such Interest In the World Serb s
games as in loioand ion. The Com
Center balls were used exeb-iively 111
these games, and for Twenty Year jiirc
all World Series games v. ill be pud
with Cor Jc f:etftr ball 1.
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108 Geary S;rcct San FrancJac
SAN FRANCISCO, ltl . .March 23.
Theodure. Hoosovelt Jr. left for
New York today, where he entcra the
cinplo. of a Wall street bund house
aw a wulexnmn. At an Informal ban
ipiet given li tin by hi political com
Hides last night Twddy Jr. puffed
un contentedly nt tin old briar pipe
and appeared to enjoy himself hugely.
Young Uoostivolt made a happy 111-,
lie speech In which lie declared that
California's Inlorests would alwy be
dear to hli heart.
Why, 1 am ovon forced to admit,"
Itoosevelt said, "that there nio Kotid
democrats In California. If I oor
got the thnnc' and 1 tun going- to try
nml make the chatiee. I am coming
buck "
MRS. SAGE GIVES $1000
TO SEATTLE Y. W. C. A. FUND
SKATTLK, Mavch -Ji A ehe-k
for $irU0 was- recoived today by the
. V. C. A. fnun Mt-. Kus-ll Sue
of New York. It will be applied to
the building fundi Mr". Kane's
friendship for Mrs-. Kli.iilieth
Chaiupney of tho local assoeiatior
was the cause of (lie gift.
T. R.'s Son for Him
SAN FHANCISCO, Cal., March 122.
Theodore Roosevelt. Jr.. baa Join
ed tho KooHoelt club here. Ho Is
for papa.
Owl Stops Electricity
GRASS VALLEY, Cal., March 22
A venturesomo owl flow against
the power wires near here. GrasM
Valley and Nevada City bpeut a night
FELT BAD
ALL JE TIME
Shcllhorn Lady Suffered a Great
Deal, But Is All Right Now.
Shcllhorn, Ala. In a letter from this
place, Mrs. Carrlo May says: "A short
tlmo ago, I commenced to havo weak
spells and headaches. I felt bad all
the time, and soon grew so bad I
couldn't stay up. I thought I would dlo.
At last my husband got mo a bottlo
ot Cardul, and It helped mo; bo ho got
somo more. After J bad taken the
second bottle, I was entirely well.
I wish every lady, suffering from
womanly trouble, would try Cardul.
It Is tho best medldno I know of. It
did mo moro good than anything I ever
used."
Cardul 13 a woman's tonic a
strengthening medldno for womon,
mado from Ingredients that act spe
cifically on tho womanly organs, and
thus help to build up tho womanly con
stitution to glowing good health.
As a remedy for woman's Ills, It has
a successful record of over GO years.
Your druggist sella It Please try it
N. B.- TIWi te: Ufli' Advtjory Dpt.. Chitt
poon MrJldne Co.. Outunooci. Tnn.,fof Hpfcuil
Jnttruettont, nj 64-pjtt book. Horn Trctttxst
(or Wocxn," ttnl In pUla '.TJppcr, on (4utL.
A SNAP
SO acres, six miles from Medford,
good graded road crosses tho tract,
all free soil, at $50 per aero. $1000
will bandlo, easy torma on balance.
Part Is creek bottom land, su'table
for alfalfa. Several springs on the
place. Timber enough to pay for the
tract. No buildings. In the Qrlffin
creek district,
W.T.York. Co.
TUSCAN SPRINGS
flnvlnK no eaual on earth !n variety ot
mineral waters and curing dleoasek
that medicines will not reach. If you
are In need of health, come now. We"
aro open all tho year and can give the
best of caro and nttontlon now as woll
as In summer. Stago dally from Red
Dluff to the springs. Further par
ticulars address
E. B. WALBRIDGE
TUSCAN WRINGS. OAL.
Men's $4 Shoes $2.65
on the
Bargain Counter
We have placed on a bargain counter in our store
a big assortment of Men's shoes. Men's fine
I dress shoes and heavy durable working shoes.
These are regular $4.00 shoes jail
go at $2.65 a pair.
-srsrsr-s:-
ifcVS &.
The Wardrobe Clothing 6 Shoe Store
West, Main Street
A Klamath
Ranch
FOR SALE OR TRADE
100 acres, 13 milcB cast of Klamath
Falls, on main road to Lakeview.
About 85 ncrcH will bo under Uio gov
ernment ditch and can bo irrigated.
Fine alfalfa or garden bind. An
nbundnnco of free outside rnncli. One
of the best proportions there in in
that section for a man who wants to
engage in tbe sheep biiHincHH. LocnU
ed just riuht for a townsito when
the railroad in built from Klamath
Full to Ukewow. I'rieo 1.rj0 P-''
noro Will oxeliarigo f('r Medtoid
eity or eountry property.
Wc T.York (a Co.
Aggressive
Progressive
Tomorrow, Oh Tomorrow!
We will sure tell you tomorrow in our NHW way of to
morrow and in this them will he some ood advice Tor all
to follow. If they don't want to "borrow sorrow" on to
morrow they had best come uir and see US TODAY.
llEMEMTBEIl we are the F1K8T, that, we state noth
ing lint PACTS and the we are introducing the ways and
MI5TH0DS of the EAST in the WKST and we aro work
ing for the least.
CONSULTATION always FR1CR
NEW METHODS NlfAV IDEAS
OUR WOKIC THIS WIST
Drs. Saunders & Ureen is our namu
We are graduate PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS
We have had years of experience and it's yours.
OUR liOAlliJ is in the ClARNETT-COREY BUILDING
EVERYBODY KNOWS US YOU CAN'T FAIL TO
ELND US
j Reliable
Ethical
EXCELSIOR
Yes, That's It
The highest standard of material,
workmanship and finish
EXCELSIOR AUTO CYCLES
THE ONE THAT ALWAYS MAKES GOOD ' '
For demonstration call at 608 E. Main St.
or phone Home 236X
East Side Motorcycle Shop
O. G. Vroman, IProprietor
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