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MEDFOUD MTfTH TRTBOTIU, MEDFORD, OKKflQN, MONDAY, JULY 20, 1013
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,111)1" llllK Hilt l) llt'llllr0M in (h
I'lly iiiiil in uilvhliijr the Md.xicitii
roliu) I'liiiii'liilii from tint Atiiitiifiiit
Hhln it' Hut Him m tlm iiiiiiiMiiiri'inmit
of United Klnlt'rt MMTi'i H(trvl(! men
here tmliiy. Tim men who cuiiHllliiin
Jim iiilviHiry liounl of Ornr.eo, It Im
uliiiiuml,- Intvti chImIiIImIii!.! hendtimi'
'hi i-M in North Mniii Hlrcol, tlm old
HpuntKfi Mcciloii of tint flty, mill lire
iliumlm In liiiiiiKtimh) n weekly
iinwHinjM-r to iilluck I'reMdciit
Mmlnro.
Tlm fhliil)lliiiiiint of liiiiiliimrtiMri
hero N In l iMi iim iMinfltiiiiitlou of tlm
reported pliili of the idicl to nhiin.
Ion Cliiliiiiiluui, where tlmy luivi
prui'tiitiilly Imoil ililven out, Mini coif
eenlrut Ihrir offoilH nuiiiioit tlm
ultitu of Kouoru.
THEFT OF REPUBLICAN
ELECTORS SAYS HILLES
, NKW VOIIK, July 29, -Charles
D. 1 1 1 1 1 v h , formerly aocrotury to I'ron
Mont Tin, now cliitlrmuii of (ho ro
pulillcnn nntlonnl committee him In
Hied a atatomenl In which ho anld
"the only nuailiilo Juittlflrntlou of
Iim avowed nrrortd of tho third tunu
party leader In to Indueo tlm ronuh
llran atactorn In (it leant nIx Mate to
betray their truitt md cunt tlmlr
votes In tlm electoral roHeim for
Hoowelt and thnt thoro I no truth
In the rhnriti) (lint I'reiildonl Tuft
waa nomlnntod by tho fraudulent
ncm ting of n (sufficient nuintmr of
delegate to nffect tlm cholco of tlm
nntlonnl convention.
"There In no truth whaUoovor In
thnt charge. Colonel Itoniievelt nod
his ainsorlale know thoro lit no truth
In It hut they hnva been ntteuiptluK
by vociferation and relterntlou to
becloud tho fnct thnt llioy have no
proof to offer. They would drown
out by thotporitliiteiil crlon of "thief"
nnd "frntid" nil ntemptii to eMnb
Huh tho (ruth.
"The third torm pnrly In tlm rou
feed Mponnor for one hundred and
Uty fnka rontcMtit by which It at
tempted to aocuro fraudulent control
of tho nntlonnl convention nnd now
ha the temerity to auk the American
public to believe thnt In tlm remain
Ing HeventyolKht contenln tlm right
wnn nil on It ldo.
"Of the 238 content which Hoone
veil ordered to !n brought tmforo
r the nntlonnl committer, bin political
f& manager voluntarily nbnndoned mm
liUndrcnl nnd lxtyonn. 1 1 Im prenn
ncentn announced theim content worn
InHtltuted Holely for naycholoKle.il ef
fect In order thnt n tnblo of dele
unten elected might not reveal tho
Ihtko innjorlty of tKlllmutnly elect.
cit delegate liiHtructod for lr'
dent Tnft.
"There In no Htenui roller In op
eration) tho committee voted In nc
cordnncw to Itn convlctlonn und n
It wnn compelled to on tho evidence,
llooitovclt coufonnod bin own know
ledRo of the frnudtileut character In
IiIn content nnd (entitled to tlm Jiih
tlco of tho conunlttoo'M work, und
when nt Oyater liny tlm nlKht tho
'committee' action wnn taken ha
nhowed to reprcontatlvo of tho
prefn Miction of bin ronfldentlat lint
of deletion,
"The lint nhowed Itocuovolt ox
pechti only (wo of bin contenting
deleKOtoH from Alubumn to bo Heated
and Hoonovolt added: 'Wo bndn't
counted on nny but thone two.' Vet
ho mourIU to ciiHt u cloud over tlm
tltlo to twenty other votvit. 'When
you go HcekliiK equity, do equity,'
that Im an old uinxltn or equity. Tlm
law nnd Jury from which HoohovoII
Im pretending to Meek equity In from
tho republican national committee
and ho nought to Induce Unit com
inlttoo to uiiHOiit at leant one hundred
and nlxty rcKUlnrly olectod duloRntoH
and In their aloud neut Hoonovolt
dolcKatctt wIiomu olectlon ho had ltd
, mltted wan fraudulent admitted It
by abuudouliiK tho cuncb either bo
foro tho national cominlttoo or be
foro (ho tlnio came to prouunt them to
tho committee on credential) of the
convention.
"Whut would you think of u law
yer who ndvled IiIh client to brliiK
'i'AH huUh knowliiR tnoro wan no Jim
tlco, If nny, nt leant In only 78,
Would not audi n courBo prejudlco
k tho niout JiiHt court on earth. Hut
thnt In proclHoly what UoohovoU'h
mnnuRorH did In tho cumo of tho re
publican national committee,
"Why thoy know tholr rovolutlon
, of tho fruudulont character of tholr
canoH lit ono coutoHt after another
niuut prejudice (no court ngnlnut
them and Hum tend to lotto any of
tholr chhoh which poHBoHaod inorll.''
Hllloi) declared tho courno of tho
KoohovoH "luwyorn" uiiHcruimlouH
uud iiotMoekltiK equity but huoUIuk
political advunUiRO.
lroBot"fiuTlcilloiiiiro'tlint tlmro
will bo U itood crop of hopti, Tho
qtittlltyiand Hlxo, howovor, of tho
hopn cannot bo ' determined until
tho yuro further, dovolopod, but It
In thought thoy will bo up to tho
BttuulHrd. Albuny Uomocrftt.
POLICE NET GATHERS SUSPECTS ill NEW
.
The police nt In KilherlnK In many ntupect In the icnvatlonal Itosenthal murdrr cane In New York city.
Flv art held without bill, Including "UrldRcy" WcU-r, "Jnck" tlxt, -Bam" Paul, William Shapiro and l.wla
Llbby, tb lait two named bclnc thf ownm of the automnblle unrd by fix murderer. Weber Is the f-oprldnr of
a Kimbllni houta wherein, It I allfRf-d, the ntojrrn of ltornllinl plnyed cerdi nnd hud a wbliered conference Jtixt
utfora the crlmt wat conimlttrd. 'Bam" I'nul wnn n former friend of the rlcllm nnd Is well known to thi RambllnK
element of the lower east side of the loirn "Jnck" Sullhiin, whone rltfbl oame Is Jacob Itrlcb, Is ktiowu as tba
"ltlnj of Kawaboa" and Is In-Id as a material wlim-n.
MOVEMENT
FR
CHURCH UNDER WAY
A Ioiko nuiuher of Con;rexitlion
ulislH met Sunday moriiiui; at the
Moone hull uud diVcusHed pluim for
the cxtnhliNhmctit of n new church
of that denomination in Mils city. A
committee wii named to uncertain
how many Coiinn.'KntionuliHlH thero
are in thin city.
Tlm Home .Mihioimry Soeity of
the church ktiK pledged 7r0 toward u
piihlor'ri Milnry for the firnt year
nud Kcvcrul tlmiiMiind dullarr toward
u building fund.
G. 0. P. TARIFF BILL
PASSED BY SENATE
WASHINGTON'. July 29. A ro-
publlcnn niiKar tariff bill, tho flntt
purely republican revision menauro of
tho prvMout coni;ren wnn adopted
by tlm senate. DesortlnK their
allies of tho Inst two day, tho ropub
llran proKrenslven by Iron clad rules
with tho regulars, succeeded In pass
Inc a tariff reduction bllt which they
bellove President Tuft will sign. Tho
niiKar bill wan a compromo between
tlm I.oiIko plnn indorneil by tlm reg
ular nnd tho llrlstow bill, behind
which tho proKrennlves wore lined up.
It would cut tho present duty of
11,00 to Il.tIO, would nhollsh the du
ties Ktnndard under which virtually
no refined sugar can bo Imported,
nnd would nbollsh tho 7-cent "re
finers' doforcntlnl." on additional
duty on refined sugar which It In
said ban accrued directly to tho profit
of tho refiner,
Tho democratic froo augur bill did
not como to a voto In tho senate
having been defeated In commltteo
of tho whole.
FURNISHING IMPETUS
TO DAIRY INDUSTRY
WKST STAYTON, July SO. Tho
dairy IndiiHtry bun been given u do
elded Impetus by tho action of tlm
Wlllanmtto Valley Irrigated 'Land
Compnny In providing tho Bottlers on
tho Irrigated tracts'' with fundn to
buy nil tho milch cowa they can rood,
repaying tho amounta In monthly In
HtallmentH out of tho cream checks,
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" ' Tho iiqw bungalows built by 11. 13. .Gntes
on Kos avonno arc sold as soon as thoy aro
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l'inisliod. Thoro inust bo a roason. Thoro
$m Quality Location and Price ho has no
competition. " . ' ..
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MRS "BRIDGET WEBKR.
SlOIIll STATUE
OE M'lLEY
N'll.KS, Ohio, July 'J -The eiti
.eiiH of this city luivo mixed today
more than .tll.'i.OOII toward u 1 00,000
fund for the enaction of u inemoriul
hi William McKiuley. Miles in the
birthplace of the martyred president.
Vexterday nt noon u nix dayn cam
pain was Hturted to raio the entire
xiim needed. The .lii.tlUO htihserihed
wiik the reniilt of the first day' cam
paiKii. A ineotliii; of the school children
will In Held tomorrow und oOOO pu
pils will join I ho committee in the
work.
KANSAS CITY BALLOON
ION RACE
KANSAS CITY. Mo., July 20.
With only one balloon, the "Uncle
Sum" of the Ktinsas t'ily Aero Club,
unreported, jt i believed here today
tlmt the ICiiiimis City II, John Wuttx,
pilot, Iiiik won the imtionul elimina
tion nice wjiieli stinted from here
Saturday afternoon. The Million
Population Club No. 1, it wan learned
today, lauded near Nora, III.
The KniiHiirt City II lends so fur in
tlm nice, having- covered approxi
mately 010 miles.
IS
..PORTLAND, Ore., July 2D. Dr.
II. V. Coo of Portland is today in
receipt of u telegram from Medill
MoConuick, notifying him of his ap
pointment as u member of the cre
dentials comiuitteo tlmt will puss on
the (pmlificutiouH of delegates to sit
In tlm nntlonnl prognslvo party con
vention nt Chicago August f.
Dr. Coo was one of tho signers of
tlm call for the convention.
ROSE AVE.
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CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE
YORK MURDER CASE
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SKA OUtT, N. J., July 20. With
his speech of acceptance of the demo
cratic presidential "nomination com
pleted, Governor Woodrow Wilson
will return hero tonight.
Information recolvcd of what Gov
ernor Wilson will Bay Is that his
npeech will bo strongly progressive
In tone. Wilson favors tariff for re
venue only; scientific tariff reduc
tion, and heavy taxation of luxuries.
Ho will urgo that thoro bo no third,
and even no second torm for presi
dents. Regarding tho triuts, Wilson
favors tho proposition that all triiBt
officials convlcted'of violating tho
Sherman law shnll bo dealt with on
tho basis of peruana! guilt. Ills
speech also will favor direct primaries
nnd n drastic national corrupt prac
tices acL
Governor Wilson will go to Tren
ton tomorrow to transact state busi
ness. . Wednesday ho will confer
with tho leaders of tho democratic
party to make plans for tho national
campaign.
COUPLE START HONEYMOON
IN PRIZE BALLOON RACE
KANSAS CITY, Mo., July 20.
Sovon hngo gas balloons ascended
from tho aviation field hero Satur
day In a race to dotermlno what thrco
shnll Journey to Stuttgart, Germany,
to compete this fall with tho foreign
sportBrnen In un offort to regain for
America tho James Gordon Bonnott
trophy lost last year. Tho Gorman
balloon won tho International race.
Tho pilot balloon Kansas City HI.
carrying Dr. Mllo E. Hnrtman and
wlfo (Miss Violet Davis), on tho first
log of tho honeymoon preceded tho
Boven bags na non-contestant, Tho
couplo had Just been married. Tho
hnllbon St. Louis IV was disabled
and did not loavo tho ground. Ideal
wnnihor conditions prevailed. Tho
pilot balloon landed at 0 o'clock to
night at Smlthvlllo, Mo twenty-two
mlloa northwest of Knntiaa City,
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ATlANTA, On., .Inly 'Jl. Willi (Im
rourt room jnmmcil the trinl of Mr.
DiiImv (Jniee, cliiUKed with ntlempliuu
,! murder her hiiMbniid, hticnc
.Ornee, with the ullcucd motive of e
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lllilllj; inn iiini, iiiii;i ii,."i j, n .,...,
here todny. Mm, Oniee h eoufldeut
of nequittul.
In the cnrly morning f March j
hint, Unicc telephoned to the mILc
tlmt he find hecu xhot. Arrivinc nt
'lii home they foimd Oniee nlone,
i locked in n hedroom. The Imllcl
leiiiiced imnilyHirt from the waist
down, und (I nice wn uenr dentil for
weekK, When he reeovercd he 'hnrfr
ed IiIh wife with MhootiiiK him to get
Ii!k iiiKiirnuce money,
Mm. Ornee, in protelin her inno
cence, iiMHcrtu there in another woman
in (he ciine.
LIFE TERMER TRUE TO
WORD; RECEIVES PARDON
WAItDNKIt, Idaho, July 20.
Governor Oswald West's plan ' of
prison reform haa worked out advan
tageously In the caso of Billy Mack,
n miner, employed In the mines here.
Tho man waB sentenced to the Ore
gon penitentiary for life, but when
lio showed himself a man was grant
ed a pardon.
The mortgngo hanging over tho
home of his wife's parents, caused by
the efforts of tho family to aavo him
from prison, was the cause of tho
pardon. . Mack appealed to tho gov
ernor and was given a parole. He
set to work and found employment
In a blacksmith shop, where he was
faithful, and soon raised $200,
enough to lift tho mortgage on tho
placo of Mr. and Mrs. Sam P. Wil
son, formerly of Wardner.
Tho prisoner then returned to Sa
lem and reported to the warden and
started serving the remainder of his
endless sentence. It waa because ho
had mndo good nnd had kept his
promise with Governor West that ho
was soon liberated, a full pardon
; coming to him.
Mack's wlfo remained loyal to
him, and before ho returned Jto prison
ho secured a position as cook for her
In a logging camp, whero aho waa
certain to make enough to keep her
self and tholr two children.
Tho crlmo for which Mack waa
sentenced five yeara ago waa com
mitted at Grants Pasa. Or. Mack en
gaged In a quarrel with two barten
ders In n saloon and waa thrown Into
IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW
What n Heap of Hnpplncss It Would
llrlng to Medford Homes
Hard to do housework with an
aching back.
Brings you hours of misery at lcl
suro or at work.
If women only know tho cause
that
Backacho pains often como from
weak kidneys,
'Twould savo much needless woo.
Donn'a Kidneys Pills aro for weak
kidneys.
Head what a Medford citizen says:
Mrs. Mary Wlnterhaldor, near W.
Jackson street, Medford, Ore., says:
"I used Doan'B Kidney Pills with
beneficial results when suffering
from kidney troublo and I ;now of
other porsona who havo taken them
with success. Sinco I used Doan'B
Kidney Plls about a year ago, I have
not had tho least troublo from my
klduoys. This romedy deserves my
hearty endorsement."
"When Your Back la Lamo Re
member tho Name." Don't simply
ask for a kldnoy romedy ask dis
tinctly for Doan's Kldnoy Pills, tho
samo that Mrs. Wlnterhaldor had
tho rcmody backed by homo tcstl
mouoy. 50 cents all stores. Fos-(or-MUburn
Co., Props., Buffalo,
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tho atrect. Ono bartender was killed
and Mack wan chnrgod with tho
crlmo and sentenced for life.
Tho fortnor prisoner hnn announc
ed hi. Intention of working In tho
S.S.S.
Bad blood in responsible for most of our ailments, and when from any
Cause It becomes Infected with Impurities, humors or poisons, trouble In somo
form is sure to follow. Muddy, sallow complexions, eruptions, pimples, etc.,
tdiow that tho blood la Infected with unhsatthy humors which have changed
it from n pure, fresh stream to a sour, acrid fluid, which forces out its
impurities throitfji tho pores and glanda of tho skin. A vory common ttrh
denco of bad blood Is sores and ulcers, which break out on tho flesh, often
from a very Insignificant bruise, or even scratch or abrasion. If tho blood
was healthy tho placo would heal at onco; but being infected with lmpurltlM
which aro discharged Into tho wound, Irritation and Inflammation are sec
up, tho fibres and tissues aro broken, and tho soro continues until tho
biood is purified of tho causo. 8. S. S. Is Nature's blood-purlfler and tonic,
mado entirely from roots, herbs and barks. It goes down Into the circula
tion and removes overy particle of Impurity, humor or poison, restore lost
vitality, and steadily tones up the entire system. 8. S. 8. neutralizes any
execas of acid in the blood, making It pure, fresh nnd healthy, and perma
nently cures Eczema, Acne, Totter, Salt Rheum. Bolls, and all other akin
eruption or disease. Book on the blood and any medical advice free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLAMTA, OA.
ICE CREAM
PURE and WHOLESOME
AT THK ItlGIlT rillCK
In cartoon, 25 cents per quart,
25 cents extra for packers of any size up to one gallon.
Any order over one gallon at $1 per gallon.
Dcllrerles of packers to any part of tho city.
Ice cream served at tho creamery at 5 cents per dish.
Medford Cream dX Butter Co.
THE
Sunrise Laundry
FAMILY WASHING A SPECIALTY. ALL WORK GUARANTEED .
Orders called for and delivered. First class work, done by hand.7 ;
Ladles' and Men's suits cleaned and pressed. Tel. Mala 7331;
Home, 37. Corner Eighth and South Central Arenue.
GROWERS OF
PEACHES
Do you want your fruit hnndlcd by expert ealcsment
Do you want the BEST PRICES the Pacific Coast market af
fords? -: " -" '
Do you want to line up with "The House of a Square Dealt"
If so, get in touch with us NOW.
EOGUE RIVER COMMISSION CO. '
Medford, Oregon
Pac. 5621.
Nearly a quarter of a century under the samo
management -
THE
Jackson County Bank
Medford, Oregon
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It has succeeded because of .. ," "
Soundness of principle ' ; f?
Economy of management ,,..
Safety of investment ' .". .
Courteous and liberal treatment
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $175,000.00
W. I. Vawter .President G. R. Lindley, Vice Pres.
C. W. McDonald, Cashier
ICE
as clear and hard as diamonds
Storage rooms right for all
kinds of goods. ;
Our wagons deliver to all
parts of the city.
Phenes: Pacific 2641, Home 240
Medford Ice (2b Storage Co-
mines and working hard to prevn to
hla wife, her parent anthv Gever-
nor West that tho prlsonfrforw plan
Is not lost on him nnd thai ho wilt
mnkn good,
PURIFIES :
BAD BLOOD
Home 307.
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