Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 15, 1912, SECOND EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti "3Q"TO ,- j PXGE TWO atEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, QRIWON. AVflnNKSDAV, MAY lo, 1M2. a 'IQCM. NR L PERSONAL Mr. J, l'nyno lms tlio foundation in for a npw 5 room modern cement block Jiouso on West FpurtU street near IIoro nvomto. Pr. Edward II. French lms pur chased one of the handsome dates bungalows on Kosp nyonuc.. Mr. and Mrs. French will movo to their new homo thin week from their npart ments li the Derbon, flats. Instructions how to Increase or ro duco weight Information, how to ro movo blemishes on the face. Includ ing excellent receipts tor unmet. Mrs. S. YfataQi), O. P.. Portland. At 13. Gates Is building two more now modern bungalows on Rose avc nup. Mr. Gates has plans for 1Q new houses to be bult on Rosq avenue thin season and no doubt tlm way thoy nro going they will all bo sold before they nro finished. Dr. M. C. Barber, physician and surgeon, has moved from the M. F. & II. puldng to room 9 Palm block. Opposlto tho Nash hotel. G4 William Gerlg, chief engineer of tho Pacific & Eastern, returned on 'Wednesday morning from a business trip to Portland. Lyman O. Orton left Wednesday morning for a short visit nt San Francisco. S. A. Newell, ladles' tailor. 4tb floor M. F. & H. Co. bids;. - Lincoln McCormack, George Kra mor, J. W. Parker, Alfred Carpenter and Whltcomb Field will leavo early Thursday morning for an automobile trip to Roseburg, where Messrs. Par ker and Field are interested in n large tract of land. -Money to loan, In amounts of from 500 to $1000 on improved real es tate, country property preferred. Carkin & Taylor, Jackson County Dank bldg. G, D. Trimble of Buncom is spend ing a few days in Medford on a short business trip. Mr. Trimble is turn ing his attention to the raising of blooded horses. Ho recently re ceived a shipment of tine mares from Ohio. He- states that the now arriv als hare shaken oft all tho 111 effects of their long journey overland. B. W. Thomas of Trail is in Med ford Tor a short visit with friends. Ho reports large crops in his section of the county. D. B. Reame, the Wonder soap and talc man. is the best sewing machine repairer on tho coast. 246 North Oakdale. " E. H. Wilhlto of Debenger Gap was a recent visitor In Medford. Mrs. G-E. Hamilton of Climax Is visiting her daughter In this city for a few days. Cordwood, hardwood and fir $4.50 per single cord. Special low prices Jn carload lots. Gold Ray Realty Co., Cth and Fir. O. N. Nelson has returned from a visit at tho northern end qf tho val ley. W. A. Cowley, mayor of Central Folnt, was a recent visitor in Med ford. Carkin & Taylor (John H. Carkin, Glenn O. TayJor), attorneys-at-Jaw, over Jackson County Bank building, Medford. Jdrflv Mary A. Mee of Central Point has returned home after a visit with Medford friends. George B. Alden of Gold 11)11 was a recent visitor In Medford. Cordwood, hardwood and fir $4.50 por single cord. Special low prices in carload lots. Gold Ray Realty Co., 6tb and Fir. Miss Jessie Chauncey of Central Point wh.o has beep visiting friends in Med'ord lias returned to her home. See R. A. Holmes, The Insurance Mao, over Jackson County bank. Word has beep received from H. M. Whetsel stating that bis brother died boforo he could reach his bed aide, Mr. Whetsol left here some days ago for Ohio when he first learned pt big prpthpr's Illness, E. D. "VVteatoni commercial photog rapher, negaUvoB made any time pr place, by appointment. Phono M. 1471 Mra, P. A- Kvaps of upper Rogue river is Bpupdlng a few dayB n Med ford visiting friends. Mss pcrtrud.o Whiting qf Sacra mouto has arrived for ft ylslt In this cltyfWltb her sister, Mrs, I L F, Stpne, G'. II. Ends lias purcnased tho coal and fuel bUBlnesa formerly conducted by J. W. Burbldgo and will at all times have In stock a full and com plete line or fuel of all kinds, In cluding mill bloflk wood for summer use, Tho women of St. Marks Guild will give a ton cent tea Thursday uftarnoon at the Guild hall. There Will bo a musical program and all friends are Invited. rssmrp iJI.J IL H I'll. J" ') . M J I flecks &McGo wan Co. tjotijrtAkers rit VkMMI . W. Woka t071 . X. tor, MM mmmm i mpt A large nmnunt of Medford litera ture wns distributed Tuesday evening at Uiu Southern Pacific depot among the vIsUhiK Shrlners who tarried In tills city n hat hour on tjielr way lip mo from attending the bg doings nt Los Angoles. The visitors took a great deal of Interest In this Section. William Powers of Kvana creek Is visiting Medford for a few days on business. Kodak finishing, tho best, nt Wes ton's, opposite, book store, Claudu Jones of Sams Valley Is visiting friends In Medford. A. J, Klnm of Central Point wns n recent visitor In Medford. Cordwood, hardwood and fir $4.50 per single cord, Special low prices In carload lots. Gold Hay Realty Co., 6th and Fir. U FOILETTE STRONG IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY SAN DIKGO. Cn., May lo. Until remote back country precincts are heard from, tho result of yeMerduy's primary in Sun Diejn) county will be in doubt. With '.V2 precincts out of 145 missintr, La Follotte mid Roose velt were rumum; cloe, with Tuft a poor third. The totals were: Roosevelt 2,854; U Kolletto 2,712; Tnfi 1.404. La Follette apparently carried Sup Diego city by n small margin. Wilsjjn led Clark by n 2 to 1 vote. Wilson had SS4 mid Clark 307. TRAIN BANDITS GET NEW ORLEANS, La.. May 15. At the offices of Wells Forgo and company here today it wns admitted Mint the bandits who held up the Queen mid Crescent limited near Hat Mesburg secured $35,000 parly this morning. Five Pinkerton detectives werp rushed from here to the scene of the robbery in a special train. DARROW ON TRIAL (Continued from Page 1) District Attorney Joseph Ford and Deeputy District Attorney Arthur Keotch. Ford also, played a promi nent part in the McNamara trial. Before ontering the courtroom to face the charge against blm, Darrow said: "I have full confidence that I will be completely vindicated in this trial. There never was anything In the charge." C0LVI6 TO MEET GRANGE AND DISCUSS GOOD ROADS President W. M. Colvig of Mje Med ford Commercial dub leaves tonight to attend the state Grange meeting nt Ko&eburg upon invitation of the Grange, to see if the Grange nnd Jackson county cannot get together upon a initiation good roads hill. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Notice is hereby given that the County Court and County Commis sioners of Jackson county, Oregon, will on tho 4th day of Juno, 1912, at 10:30 a. m. at the courthouse at Jacksonville, Oregon, receive bids on a reinforced concrete or steel bridge over Bear creek in city of Medford, In eald county and state. Completo plans and specifications for samo are on fllo In the offlco of the county clerk in tho courthouso at Jacksonville. A bond satisfactory to tho County Court will be required from tho suc cessful bidder In tho full amount of his bid as a guaranteo of a faithful performance of the contract. A certified check in 10 per cent of the amount of tho bid must accom pany each, proposal. A "proposal of surety" which Is preliminary to filing ppnd ip full ampunt of contract, must also be submitted with bid. The County Court nnd County Commissioners of Jackson county, Oregon, reservo tl)o right to reject any pr al bids. Dated May 11th, 1912. J. R. NEIL, County Judge. JAMES OWENS, J. F. BROWN, Commissioners. Alexander The Suit Man Call and look oyer twelvo hundred samples of tho latest weaves In Men's Suitings. A niado to your measure suit, ab Bolutoly guarantopd to fit, guaran teed aU P'iro woo) and guaranteed to hold ts shape, Madp to your nieas- urq suits, $18.00 Jo ?xp,oo Room 8, Palm Building, I EDDY m n i NS AGAIN lN'DIAN'APOLIS, hid., Mn l". That the presidential candidates in 15)12 campaign will be llnosevell. Hryuu mid Delis, is tho opinion t-f lenders of the socialist party, who to. day licgnp n movement in the national .socialist convention For the noniiiri tion of Kiigeiit) V. Dobs n th'ii na tional .standard hearer, with Clinr!"- Kdward Kussoll o his running mate. There is miiiic opposition to Pells in the eastern rank and file of the delegatus. The Milwaukee delcgnlin'i is fighting Dobs, mid urging the nom ination of Mayor y.u Seidel of that city. The consensus of opinion evpressd in the convention' is that Koo-ovolt mid Brynii. will he the standard hear er.s of their parly after the Chicago mid Baltimore conventions. Some time today was sped in dis cus.siiijj the platform to ho adopted hv the convention. Kfforts were made to prevent n fight on the floor of the convention over the endorsement of the Industrial Workers of the World VILE DEN FOUND (Continued from Page 1) catcd her mother and sister at Los Angeles, but they never knew of her fate. She told them that she had been married. This statement was true hut she did not tell them that It was to a Chinaman who kept her locked In a room In Chinatown until sho bad become a slave of the drug. Then ho sold her to a Chinnman nt Port land. Sho was taken to various cities in the northwest nnd recently she ran away. Sho came to Ashland In search of work and there she met Jim Ling, the Chinaman accused of stabbing Wo Leo In this city at the laundry last Sunday morning. The craving for tho drug was on Viola Miller and she easily fell into Jim Ling's power. He brought her to Medford and to the den on tho banks of Bear creek. Sho spent n portion of her time at tho Royal lodging house. But over so often tho craving for the drug led her back to the den. Tells of the Assault. On last Sunday night she left tho Royal lodging house about 1 o'clock and went to the laundry. Her mas ter, Jim Ling appeared on the scene and demanded money of her. 'Sho declared that she had but ?2 and that she was sick and needed it. He then drew a knife on her, according to her story, and threatened to kill her. Sho fled and sought refuge with Wo Leo. Then sho declared Jim Ling entered Wo Leo's room and drew a knfe. As she fled sho de clares sho saw Jim Ling plungo tho knife at Wo Lee. We Lee's stqry as told on the wit ness stand Tuesday afternoon In the Justice's court did not correspond with that of the woman. He says he was alone in the room when Jim Ling entered and demanded money. As the complaint filed against Jim Ling only specified assault with at tempt to kill, tho matter of a subse quent robber was not gone into. It Is a consensus of opinion that tho two men quarreled over the earnings of the woman. Woman Unnerved. Tho fact that the woman was badly unnerved by being kept away from the influences of the drug and the fact that Wo Leo does not under stand English very well mny account In some degree for the differences In their stories. Jim Ling was bound over to tho grand Jury by Justlco of tho Peaco Taylpr and bond set at JfiOO. Tho woinan was also held. It may be that confinement In the coun ty Jail for the nxt, tjirco months may fend toward breaking her Pf tio drug habit and plnco her p such a physical condition that sho will have an op pprtunlty to start her llfo anew. It was during a search for opium at tho laundry Tuesday afternoon that the den was found. About It were scattered several pieces of woman's plothlng. On a sbolf was fpund a small quantity pt opium pnJ a largo number pf letters addressed tq Viola Miller which corroborate TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FIRST CLASS PASTURE l,r,0 per .month. J. W. Oroyor, Eaglo Point, Orogon. 65 WANTED Barber for Saturday work, J. T. 8ununorvllo, 17 North Central ave. 48 FOR 8 AL Hliakes ?5. -1500 second hand Tel. Home 182-X. 48 WANTED Soppnd hand Orlolo gq cart, 525 S. Grape, 40 FOR SALE Good cook stovo $5, kitchen cabinet $4, bed mattrosu springs 5, Jcltchon cupboard $5. Cpeap for quick sale. Also canned fruit and Jars, at 802 Riverside. 40 FQR, SALE Full blpoded Plymouth Rppk eggs for hatching, Call Pa cific phone 53G-. 47 LOST An envelope containing three ?20 blla. Finder leayo at Tribune offlco und receive reward. 40 tier story regarding her mot her In l.os Angeles. Sho has evident! been In the habit of Bonding money homo, for In several of the letters this Is mentioned. Hot mother urges her to "be u good girl." Hy a peculiar circumstance Micro whs found In tho room a copy of "Lost Id's Weekly" In which Kaufman recounts the expe riences of a white slave In tu dons of San Francisco's Chinatown. Little Opium INiund. The only opium found nt tho laundry was the. small quantity In this room. But It In evident that an iiiHUuUod business nt selling It to Chinamen and others H carried on and It Is believed hy the authorities that the laundry Is headquarter for It. Viola Miller declares that both Wo Lee mid Jim Lint; sell It. District Attornny .MulKoy declare that lie will qontlnuo t probe the case and wll have it brought to tho attention of tho federal officers, who will probably probo the opium selling and the white savo aspects, TEDDY CALIFORNIA VICTOR (Continued from Page 1) That California is overwhelmingly progressive, is oyidcut from tho fact that President Tuft carried only the Fourth congressiounl district in San Kranoisco, his only victory in ihe .state. La Kullctte. U running close up on Kiiosovult in Han 1 Metro mid Han Joaquin nful may capture those districts. On the ileiuocrntie side it was walk-over for Clark. Me seemed, in the face of Mm returns-, to have car ried every district in lli. stale mid to mve more than doubled the vote for Voodrow Wilson. Not even Kan Francisco, whore Tuft hopes were highest, gave an un qualified endorsement to Ihe presi dent. Hoosuvelt received a plurality of ;i,nt)7 in Mm cjty. The complete city figures nr: Hoosuvelt 1D,8'J."; Tnft lll.flS; La Kollctteo 8,107; Clark 11,774; Wilson 2,040. Los Angeles treated Tnft even worse Minn Sun Francisco, Roosevelt winning there hy '. to 1. Practically complete returns show that Roosevelt cprried Los Angeles county by nbo'it S,t)00. - . TARRED AND FEATHERED (Continued fronx Page 1) many people about the hotel. "An hour or so .'after' midnight tho manager of thc'botol camo to mo and asked that 1 leuro bis place. He said that vigilantes had threatened him if ho permitted mo to remain. I got an automobile nnd went to tho railroad depot, whero I boarded a sleeping cur. Within ten minutes after I was aboard six automobile loads of men dashed up to the depot. Thoy mndo a lot of nole, but did not come on tho train." ONE WAY OUT A Resident of Mcdfonl Shows tho Way. Only ono way to euro a bad back. Liniment and plasters may relievo it; They won't cure It. Backache means sick kidneys. Doun's Kidney Pills are for bad kidneys. Medford people back them up. - Read a casp of It: F. W. Oray, 507 Palm St., IJcd ford, Ore., says: "A fow yoars ago my kidneys began to bother ono and tio troublo was aggravated by my occupation which requires mo to bo on my feet tho greater part of tho duy. When I began work In the morning 1 felt all right, but after I had been on my foot for a couple of hours, my buck began to pnln mo and at night I would scarcely bo ablo to straighten. In somo way I heard of Doan's Kidney Pills and began using them. Thpy cured mo In a short time nnd In return I am pleased to recommend them. For sale by al dealers. Prlco 50 cents. Fostor-Mllbiirn Co., Buffalo, Now York, solo ngetits for tho United Stutcs. Remember the nawo Doan's nnd tako no other. Clark & Wright LAWYER8 WASHINGTON, D. O. Public Land Mattera: Final Proof. Desert Lands, ContciU und Mining Cases. Scrip. MISS FLORA GRAY Pietflo Instruction 144 South Central Avo. Studio PIiojio Mttiu 1241 SOCIALISTS ACT ' FOR Ml 1. 1 W. INDIANAPOLIS, lud., M.v IV Only a pcrxiiitnt appeal Iniin Con gressman Victor Merger o Wisconsin, the only socialist iepreHntaHve ill congress, prevented todav (lie social ist nntioiiiil convention mmi tele graphing to President Tnft and Uov ernor llirmn liilius.nu of Cnil'irnin, detumidiiitf prolQcMuu Tor tm , W, W7 in Han Ditgo, Moth Merger and John Shurgo declared, that such net inn at thU time would merely enable President Tuft to inloiTeie. in a IimkiI matter iim) aid him I'lom u political standpoint, Merger pacified the delegates hv prouiisiutr Mint the milioiinl committee would net immediately for the protec tion of soeialisls and t. '. nqw in San Hicso. SHRINERS WANT BOOKLETS AO0UT ROGUE RIVER Some ."Oil .Miidfiird booklets were distributed last night among the re tlirtiiiit; Shriuers who hail fioin (liio mid other eastern stnlox. Thev all clamored for literature and kept the Medford people who were at the train busy nnswcriiig queues nhoitt this country. Another Shriner special is due Miis evening mid Mcdfonl boosters are re quested to he oil hand to pass out literature. SHE GAVE UP ALL HOPE Physicians Failed To Help Mrs. Green, But She Finally Found Relief in Cardui. Moctie, Va. Mra. J. C. Orcen of this placo. nays: "I suffered with womnnlr troubled no tbnt 1 could hardly Hit up. Two of tho best doctors In our town treated me. and I tried different medi cines, until I cavo up all bopo of ovor getting well. Ono day, I docldod to try somo Car dul. It did ko much for mo that t ordered somo mom. nnd It cured mcl Today, I feci as well aa I ovor did In my life. Tho pains nnd tho troublo nro all Bono. I feel Ilka another person In every way. I wish every nufforer could know what Cardui will do for sick women." A faw dosc.1 of Cardui nt tho rlKht time, will savo many n big doctor bill, by preventing norlous sickness. It tones up the nervous system, and helps mnlco p.ilo cheeks fresh nnd rosy. Thousands of weak women have beon restored to health and happiness by using Cardui. Supdobo you try It. It may bo Just tho medicine you nood. N.n TTr to;Uin' AJvty Dpl.. Ctitt. nocfi Mf iklr.t Co.. Ch.lUnoof , Tt nn far Slveittl initructioni. n4 W-nn book, Horn TrttUMaJ Ut tuLta," Ml la Ula ararcxr. on rcoutst. 0-!00OKtO0OKC This is Kodak Weather Medford Book Store 0000O.K00004 Take Warning and Advice W JT. - n. ., .1 a i puiu tyjAYt? nw JUrT5 .X.'-SSVjtsttto don't nKlect your teeth under any nlrctiniHtnnccH, Thoy are a valuable nsHot In your porxouul nppourunco. Wo nuilto a upcclnlty of udvlslng on Teeth and of doing high class Dontil work lu ull its branches, If you need Dental work of any kind you will find tho host Ih dono hero, al though r churgcfi aro moderato. Vo mako a Kjioclulty of pnlnlcsB ex traction, mid of children's toqtli, Lady Atloudaut DR. BARBER THJ3 1)13 WIST Ovor DanlolB for Duds, rnclflo Phono 2G8!S, Home I'hono aQU-IC yuuju liiKim 'HRmmnii w -r. . nnnflnNrXc IliHHIIiffi! lIWBStiSiS- Jloyxrir Bakinti Powder MStito - - O .v'ir'i-V'Cs Al Mm. , WJL ir&mui f Where the finest biscuit, cake, hot-breads, crusts or puddings are required Royal is indispensable. Royal is equally valuable in the preparation of plain, substantial, ev.ery-day foods, for all occasions. The only baking powder made M fnnni DaiisI AnanATanam nlTanlali " Wj '('I wasa nuMiuiapwivaiiiui imi No Alum No VUiSsviFo g&SSS3p ICE CREAM and SHERBETS i Alt our Ice ('renin mid Hherbots uuullly of cream and other Ingredients. you havi: Tin: ii.viut, wij iiavk Tin: fioons. Tin: AN.swim ih PALACE OF SWEETS ouit ekaxui: HiiKitiii-rr ih a winnimi. Sunrise Laundry FAMILY WASHING A HI'KCIALTY. AI.I WOHIC GUAKANTKISI) Orders called for nnd dollverod. I'lrnt duns work douo by hand. Ladles' and men's suits cleaned and pressed. Tel. Main 7.S31; Home, 37. Comer Eighth and South Central Avouuo. bW Good To Groceries and bakery goods that are bought here are right. We wish to call your attention today to our BAKERY DEPARTMENT which is complete and modern. Get the habit of turning off of tylain oh to South Central for your groceries we can prove o you that you will save money ALLEN GROCERY CO ii '4W4Mr4VgW . w v (.89n Wm eiyjrure Lime Phosphate arc jnailo by mi from (ho best 1 SS3S3CgU5cSFlfe-gfl) THE Things Eat 2 !!