Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 23, 1912, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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HAlTIMORE, Mil., March 23.
"Womnn ttuffrngo is not democriiry.
It ii n fnlso itlcnl. The Ieon of tin1
nges lins boon thnt woman is inferior
to mnn. A womnn i built to be a
holptnula of niHii, not to mnke Ins
laws."
Denouneinir wouinn suffrnpe in
these terms mill (lcclnrinir that it lms
hceu n failure in California, VUhop
Kdwin II. Hughes of thnt tnte has
created a 3enntinn here today. Tin?
nnli-Miffrnpe addics was made be
fore f)00 prominent Baltimore Metho
dists. The bishop wns especially bit
ter in denouncing the militant London
suffragists, but s-nid that he did not
hold this as nn argument mjninst sen
sible women in America hming the
ballot.
Hishop Hughes declared that wom
nn lacks the, intellectual fiber which
guides mnn to he conservative, weigh
matters in the bnlauee, and helps him
to decide questions wisely and justly.
It is impossible, except in rare and
exceptional iustanees, ho claimed, for
womnn's intellect to equal that of
man.
LEPER GIVEN CHARGE
OF FEDERAL HOSPITAL
TACOMA, Wash., March 23 John
n. Early, tho leper who located at
Summit View In the edgo of Tncoma
and started to build a home when
his Identity was discovered and
neighbors went to court to have him
removed, tqday accepted tho offer of
the government to become keeper of
tho leprosy department of the marine
hospital at Diamond Point and he
was taken there on a government
launch.
His wife and family will bo settled
near him In a home to be purchased
by tho Spanish American war veterans.
HORRIBLE ATROCITIES
OF CHINESE BANDITS
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., March 23.
Tolling of horrible atrocities by
Chinese bandits, who slew two of
their children, four other children
and a teacher, H. S. Watner, In a
raid on a mission school near Shlng
Ping, Mr. and 'Mrs. S. Bergstrom,
missionaries from Minnesota, re
turned to America on tho steamer
Nile today. The massacre occurred
last October. The bereaved parents
tell a thrilling story of the heroic
work of Watner, who, for two hours
singlehanded stood off the murderous
bandits, before he was slain.
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COKTUOTirS AltKNA, DAl.Y
CITY, San Pmnclncu. Cnl.. March aa.
With l-'ianU Klaus, tho PlttsburK
bearcat, a 10 to 7 finorlto over .luck
Dillon of Indianapolis, only a fair
crowd gathered today to hco what
was bllleil ns a 20 round bout for
tho inlddlowelKht rhamplonwhlp of
tho world. The weather w:n clear
and the sun bright Moth KUuih uml
Dillon were at weight and the e
pectatlnu was thai the bout would
Ko 20 loiimlx In the Hint prelim
man Joe Aehonon and llarne It le li
ter, neither of whom Know tuiotiKh
nliout the Kaiuo to caiiHo him pain,
walloped and wrestled through six
routids to u draw.
The second prellinlnaty wbh be
tween llalio l'lcato and Walter Scott.
Scott was light and for tho flrat five
rounds l'lcato liud It practically all
his own way
Prioo $1.00
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SEEK EXTRADITION OF
BANKER BARNEY O'NEIL
HERALD SQUAR
Herald Simarc N the real hub of New York. The n oujpainlnc picture was taken from the top of the new
MrMpin I duel, which when completed will be Hie of the larcett hotels In the city. With Us lrp depart meut store
i.iiel- iim) dieitres Herald Square Is surely the business centre of New York.
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SON THANKFUL
'FRISCO'S HOSPITALITY
WILEY'S RESIGNATION ROBS
. CRUSADERS OF A CAPTAIN
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., March 23.
That the resignation of Dr. Har
vey W. Wiley as chief of the bureau
of chemistry has robbed the public
pure food crusade of a captain whom
It will be extremely difficult to re
place Is tho assertion of Ernest Biar
dot, president of the American Asso
ciation of Purity of Food, who Is
hero today.
Btardot believes tho government
will sorely miss the benefit of Dr.
Wiley's Initiative and experlenco in
this campaign against adulteration
of foods and drugs.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal , March 23.
Mayor James Rolph, Jr., Is today
in receipt of the following telegram
of appreciation on the part of the
Oregonians for the hospitality ex
tended them on their recent visit to
San Francisco to select a site for
their state exhibit at the Panama Pa
cific expositien:
"Portland. Ore., March 22, 3912
Major Rolph, San Francisce: In
behalf of Oregon and the commission
we renew tho state's expression of
gratitude for San Francisco's splen
did courtesies when selecting our
building site. Your attitude shall be
treasured as one of tho brightest
memories of tho new era when the
Pacific must come into its own.
Count us among jour most loval and
determined friends.
"OSWALD WEST.
"Governor of Oregon.
-JUMUS h. MKIEU,
"Chairman of Oregon State Commis
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BODIES OF MURDERED
DEPUTIES ARE RECOVERED
CONFESSES TO CHOPPING
COUSIN INTO PIECES
MILWAUKEE, Wis., March 23.
Charged with chopping hU cousin,
Miss Annie Miller, literally to pieces
with ii bntchct, Albert Koehlcr wat
arrested here loday. He was found
hidden in nn ntlic. The police decline
that ho hii confessed.
Mifs Miller's mutilated body was
found in tho kitchen of her home
bore. Neighbors declare that Koehlcr
hud visited her that morning, quar
reled with her and been ordered 'o
lcuvo the house. A search was at
once instituted for tho missing man.
YOUNG COUPLE ELOPE ON
BICYCLE BUILT FOR TWO
REDWOOD CITY, Cnl., March 23.
Eloping in u motorcycle built for
I wo, William Jacobs, 20, and Mis
Jean Urock, aged 18, both fiom Santa
Clara county, eluded their puronts
and urp mini mid wife today. Jacobb'
lather nrrived a few bonis after the
innmngp.
"Just for this," bo told William, "I
intend to take buck that prune m ch
ord nud tho three moutliK old heifer
I riivq you day before- yesterday."
ROOSEVELT SPEAKS
IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
DOVER, if. II., March 2.1. Colonel
Kooaovolt addressed 4,000 peoplo
briefly from hit automobile, at tho
depot hero today, stopping en route
to PorUunri, Me., where ho spenks
tonight. Tho former president advo
cated tho initiative, referendum, re
cull and Qtlier "people's power pol-Mes,
TO BREAK UP A COLD
Somo AdWcc That Will Snw Time
and Money
Strong drink and quinine may re
lieve a cold, but It usually does more
harm than good.
To break up a hard cold In either
head or cliost thousands are using
this sensible treatmont.
First of all look aftor your bow
els; If they need attention una any
reliable cathartic. Then pour n scant
teaspoonful of HY&MKI into a bowl
of bolllug water, coor hoad and
bowl with a towel and breathe for I
or 10 minutes tho ploasaut, soothing,
healing vapor.
Do this Just boforo going to bud;
your hoad will fool flno and cloar and
you'll awake fiom a refreshing sloop
minus u cold In tho morning.
For colds, coughs, catarrh, asth
ma and croup IIYOMKl Is guaran
teed. A fifty cent bottlo Is all you
need to break up a cold and this can
bo obtained at Chas. Strang's and
diugglsts every where.
MONTESANO. Wash . March 23.
The bodies of Officers McKenzie and
Elmer, believed ,io have been killed
by John Turnow, alleged murderer
of John and William Haeur, his
nephews, are recovered tdday They
wero found by tho posse searching
for Turnow burled In a shallow "T"
shaped grave, 30 miles northwest of
hero. Tho posse Is continuing today
the pursuit of Turnow. It Is be
lieved ho will never be taken alive.
DRANK VARNISH INSTEAD
OF BEER AND IS DYING
VANC'Ol'Vr.lt, 1. C, March 23.- -Application
for the extradition oi
Hnriicv O'NVil, former president of
the State Hank of Idaho, ui'cummI of
having issued finudulcut r'Mrt(
came up in Judge Omul's couit to
day. Prosecuting Attorney Wayne
of Couur IVAIene county nud a huge
number of other Idaho witucHic( me
present and will testify in proceed
ings which will probably Inst well in
to next week. Harney O'NVil's coun
sel this morning raised technical ob
jection to the proceedings but Judge
(Inint bus not as yet nsscntcd to
these.
DR. TANNER TO ASSIST
FAST CURIST'S FAMINE
SEATTI.i:. Wash., March 23. Dr.
Tanner, tho original 'M0 day fastor,"
arrived here from I.os Angeles lust
night to assist in tho proposed hIx
weeks' fast of Dr l.luda Hurfleld
llazzard, tlie Olalla practitioner who
Is under sentence of two to twenty
j ears In the penitentiary for the
manslaughter of one of her patients.
CHINESE REBELS FIGHT
TROOPS AT SWATOWA
PORTLAND, Ore. March 23.
John Latraskl, an Italian, was taken
to the hospital today In a dying con
dition as tho result of drinking n
bottlo of arnlsh, mistaking It for
beer. He had drunk two bottles of
beer when he tackled what he sii
posed was a third.
IIO.VO KONG, March 2:i. Rebel
and the troops of the republicans arc
fighting desperately todnv north ( f
Swntown. In thnt city biiHiucus is
suspended and nil foreigner are
warned to renin in within doors.
Should the rebels win the battle it jh
feared that an attempt will bo mtidu
in sack the city.
And look around our laundry. You'll
bo convinced that It Is everything nn
up-to-date laundry bhould bo. Quick
servlco and excellent workmanship
aro two of tho many flno features of
this laundiy.
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Star Steam Laundry
Pacific 1201. Home 05.
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Our Responsibility in
Selling You
a Suit
In rnakihg your selection you probably will
rely entirely upon your ovh judgement" ef
STYLE; you khow whar you want and will
endeavor te get it. But in ths matter of
quality and workmanship, outward appear
ances do not always tell the story, and it is
usually only ths expert who can positively
discsm the bad and the gsod. In this respect,
the average purchaser must depsnd on the
integrity of the hsuss with which de deals.
Ws are in business not only for this ssa
s9h but for an ihdefintie psriod of years te
come; and not to mention ths principle of honor involved we cahnot
afford to jeopardize our reputation by offering you any but garments of
unquestionable quality.
Our slock is full of the spring 1912, styles jnow and we are anxious to
show you the line of Clothing with more merit and individuality than any
kind made in America at tho same price, from $20 to $40.
"We want you to look upon our label as a Sign of Safety
Dttlratd
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Model Clothing Co.
Exclusive with us:
Knox JIats $5.00
Beacon (made by Knox) $3,
Exclusive with us:
Wilson Bros. Shirts
$1.25 to $3.00
Canape Isabella
Celery on Hraneho Uipo Olives
Ct'eiue d'Orge a la Princess
' Chicken Mssence
Filol of Salmon Trout, Sauce Chaniboi'd
I'onuncH Pai'isienne
Tenderloin of Veal, Mushroom Saueo
I loganberry Sherbet
Koasl Prime Ribs of Heef an .Ins
Roast Spring Chicken Stuffed an Saueisse
Brown Potatoes Clarden Peas in Cream
Bedford Hotel Salad
1'Veneh Cream Pie
Assorted Cakes
Neufehatel Cheese
Mixed Nuts
Demi Tasse
Apple Pie
Chocolate Ice Cream
Heuts Crackers
La ver Kaisius
The Bread and Pastry used in this Hotel are made
on the promises
1IOT10L M10DFOHD
Rau-MohrCo., Props.
SUNDAY
.March 1M, 1912
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CURES
SKIN DISEASES
Tho causo of nil skin dlnooMn can bo trncwl to sotuo humor or nclil In
tho blood; tho cutlolo In nlwnyn houlthy whora tho olroulatlon In froo from
iuipurltloa. Wlion tho blood in In foot oil with ncrld or unhonlthy innttor It
cannot perform ltn nnturnl work of nourishing tho akin. ruKUlutliiK tta tone
poraturo and prosorvlni; It norinnl xoftnoiis, pllnblllty nnd hoalthfutuoin.
Inatoad It lrrltataa and Inilumoi tho dallcato lluroa nnd tlnsuos n round thu
poron nnd glands nnd producoa lonm of thu many forma of ukln dlsonu.
Tho Itching nnd nUnglng no ofton nccompnnyiiiK ukln nirnotlonu aro produced
by tho dopoalt from Uio blood of tho acrid humors with which It In Ullod,
Into tho cotuitlvo membranous Hush lying Just benoath tho outor covering,
nnd surrounding tho countloas norvou, poroa nnd glands. Thin axplnlns why
ucrutching tho outer skin alfordii no roliof from tho Itching nnd burnlug.
8. 8. S. euros Skin Dlsoases of ovory character by purifying the blood. It
poos down Into tho circulation and removes tho humors or acids which am
causing tho troublo, builds up tho weak, acrid blood, and jxirinanontly euros
ovory variety of skin affliction. Local applications can only sooUiojthey
novor cure bacautto thoy do not much tho blood. 8. 8.8. goes right Into tho
circulation, roaohon tho troublo and cures it by removing tho causo. UooU
on Skin Dlsoasoa and any medical advloo fruo to all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
PROGRESSIVE
AGGRESSIVE
TO-MORROW
Tho ix-rxoii who invrtN iMirli day mIkmi tl lien,
Who no trnuliln Is nit-king to Imiit),
And In making thing go and good Hull's iipiwar,
1m llui oiio who Is not piitllug off till tinnuitm.
Hut tlio oiki who Im fearful of all tlu Had fuli-i,
U'Iionh fuco In tho picture of Mimnv,
Im tho oimi who don't do, but nlwii) awaltN
I'oi' llui g(MMl lluifN to ioiiii', Im mi)n iiiii TOMOHHOW.
Tho imi-H who do NKW tblugN by MimiODH SVAV,
Who nowr "Old TroultliV do botiow,
Whi'tiii wink Im a plcasuii', whoso KiiirowN urn few,
I)(hn toilay'H work today, nnd don't wall fur toiuoriow.
A licadadin today nuiy caiiMo )ou inurli jmiIii,
And Hh fii(uii) muy bring jou murh Niiriow,
So why do you wait wlii'u Hkmv'n notlilng to gain,
llavo a cart', iiow'n Iho lime, don't wait till toiuoirow.
A iioso thal'N oliNirurli'd (licl())iinnt mips,
And from Intolh'it abva)N will Inirrnw,
I'ioiii wKhln, oi( ran hear, Opportunlly liipn,
lrl It In, iiow'n tho lime, don't wait till TOMOHHOW.
Dii'ad "(HhoiiHo" In our Urn Iimn (aught uh to fear,
That "grim irapcr" who hrlugM to all hoi'iow,
And tho liiidx tluit unVr bloom but full to nppi'ai-,
Am rcphu-cd by tho bloNNoum In wivndi form tomorrow.
I,ll(o Dcnth mo tho "dead ouch" iroiind a lingo hlcr,
And from each they ato trying to hoi row,
CoiiHOlatlou for things tlmt havo falliMl to apMnr,
Itut tlmy'vo waid'd too long their 1 1 mo In tomorrow.
Dcjir Friend. and Dear IleadorN, don't let It ho Mild,
At u tlmo iWicn theio'H grealeHt of sorrow,
That llfi) might of leeu, whero now nil In dead,
Had you acted today, Instead or TOMOHHOW.
Tho nbovo In our homo browed Idea or proeraalltintlou and
wo lmo tiled to pifHout It to ou In it rcndnblo Hliupo.
Wliy do you wait? Niim'h tho tlmo Wo am thu peoplo.
Wo wunt you to know that oiiin nro tlio NUW MIITIIODH and
tho NKW IDKA8 und (hat wo work for tho IdJAHT lit all
lliiii-H nud considering that nn aro tho IHIST, niC.MlC.MMlIU
ONK THIKO MOUI5.
CONSULTATION IS ALWAYS KIIIJU,
Our orrieeN OAltNirrT.COHIJV llUILDINn
OUIt NAMK )HS. SAUNDIJIIS At OIIKK.V
OUR HI'KOIAMT Tho IJVK, Tho JOAH, Tho NOSK nud
Tho TIIHOAT.
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