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Newspaper Page Text' V " 3 w PAG1 TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNR MEDFORD, OKECION, WEDNESDAY, NOTRMW.R 20, 1012. ' IpCALAND j - PERSONAL returned Col. J, 1 Mundy has from a trln to California. " Mr. Wilson ami Mr. and Mrs. K. !'. KlChsli-, who Hvo near Central Point, were among thoso who traded In ,Mcdford during the week. -D. II. Miller of Hold Hill Is In Mod ford receiving medical treatment, Mrs; Millur Is also horu, and they are Riicala of Dr. and .Mb, J. O. (lohlo. Mrs, Halllday-IIatgnt, contralto liun'll of Marrhesl, (Paris), Knmlog Kcr (KiiRlaud), George Swoet, Os car BaotiK?r, New York, will receive 'pupils for vocal culturo at residence studio, 403 Oakdato avenue, South. Phono Main 72G2. 22.1 W, E. Thompson of Gold Hill was a business visitor in Med ford Tues day. Carkln & Taylor (John II. Car "kln and Glenn O. Taylor), attorneys-at-law,1 over Jackson County Dank Building Mcdford. David Fuller, deputy U. S. marshal has been in Jackson, Josephine Lake and Klamnth counties, subpoenaing witnesses to appear at the coming session of the federal grand jury at Portland. The Itoso Maiden Is coming. Charles Feldenhelmer, a prominent Jeweler of Portland has beeu making Mcdford 'ft business visit. The sale still continues at the Home Millinery. 1101 AV. 9th St. 207 Mrs. J. Morgrclter of Poor man's creek Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. II. G. Kln'g of Medtord. Oak and hardwood M.G0 and $5.00 per cord. Gold Ray Realty Co., Sixth and Fir. The case of Walt Heirs vs. M. M. Welch, Involving a homestead In SquaW Lake district, has been de cided In favor of the latter by the general land office, to which an ap peal had been taken from the deci sion rendered at the Roseburg land office. Walt will probably go to the secretary of the Interior. I hayo Installed a cleaning plant and am' In shape to reclean any seed grains. Vetch, vetch and wheat, winter oats aud seed barley for sale. L. D. Brown at Rusa mill. " A. W, Shearer of Steamboat, who Is managing' an extensive placer pro position, was In Medford the fore- partjor the week. Home-niade, mince pie. Manlut tanjjty - -. t , 212 CrJA. McLomoro who Is arranging for'the "Christmas Fruit Car" .back easgj returned from Portland last evening. Those Interested In the carjaro requested to phone Main 1100 or Home lG-Ii. 207' W H. Adams of Ashland spent to daywlth Medford friends. For goodness sake, have R. A. Holmes,- the Insurance man write yourrlnsurance. Ho knows how. Carl Von der Iiellen spent Wednes day at Medford on his way to Port land where he will spend a few days on business. Send Presldent-Elect Wilson one or moro boxes of fruit In the Christ mas Fruit Car. Phono 1100 or 1C-L 207 John A. Harvoy has resigned his position as cashier of ono of tho Ash land banks and with his family left for Imperial Valley, Cal., recently. Loose leafs for ledgers, day books, journals or cash books, with or with out binders at Mail Tribune. tf S. It. Dimtck of Hubbard is mak ing Medford a visit Mrs. C. Carey of Eden Valley is In Medford on a short business trip. J, W. Meyers of Ccntrnl Point, fruit Inspector, tarried a few hours In Medford Tuesday. Artistically printed loiter heads on fancy bond paper mako fine Christ mas proionts. Let us show you snmpIoH, Tho Mall Tribune. tf TIiob. Farlow of Lake creek spent Tuesday night In Medford. Homo-made ml nee-meat, DoYoe'ts. Mrs. A. S. JacobH of Ashland Is Visiting relatives living at Central Point. Glasses fitted without uso of drugs. Dr. Rickort, over Kentnor'a. J. J. Petty and 11. W. Lindsay are among those from abroad who arc "in Medford on business. Real homo-made bread at DoVoe's. Mrs. Schrump of Minnesota .is the guest of Mrs.- H, Carnell of South Holly ptreet. Legal blnnka for sale at tho Mall Tribune office. tf ;N, L. Nurrogan has returned from his oxtonslvd orchard, located near Eaglo Point, Bags of all kinds to ombrolder at Tho Handicraft Shop. 207 ' Mrs:. A'. Fi5dryuud Mr", uud Mrs. L. Smith of Eugene nro In Medford. Tho city council postponed Its nletliiKfTuosday night infill Friday 'When Mayor Canon and Porter J. j!Nitf will bb back from Salem whoro they hnvq gone In connection with tho Medford bridge case which Is to ho argued Thursday, Vapor batns and scientific massage $1.00 for men and women. Dr. It. J, Lockwood, ehlroproctor and nervo ipcclallst. 203 unrnatt-Cnrey Bldg. Phone Home I4f. IJ. A. Ulldroth of Butto Falls Is In McdtOrd on n short business trip. . Tresspass notices Tor sale at tho Mall Tribune ortice. tf Hot rakes and maplo syrup, Man hattan. 212 Dr. K. Klrehgessner of Ulvcrdalo was lit Medford Tuesday, on profes sional business. Oak and hardwood $1.50 and $5.00 Oer cord. Gold Bay Realty Co., Sixth and Fir. ' Spraguo Relgel and J. F. Merrill of Gold Hill transacted business In Med ford Tuesday. . Dr. Rlckert, cyeslghi specialist, over Kentnor's. Xo. drops used. Joseph Glnet, who owns a flno or chard on Applegate, returned from Idaho a few days ago, accompanied by his bride. Collect thoso scattered sheets of music you value and have them bound In book form at tho Mall Tribune. tf C, P. Briggs, postmaster from Butto Falls, transacted business Med ford Wednesday. Home-made mince pie. .Manhat tan. ' .212 County Clerk Coloman was a Med ford visitor Tuesday evening. $2000.00 or traction thereof to loan on Improved country real es tate at current rates. Carkin & Taylor, Jackson County Bank Bldg., Medford. Irwin McCall of Prospect was In Medford Tuesday, on his way to Grants Pass. He was accompanied by his niece. Bring that old book with torn binding down and have It rebound at the Mall Tribune office. Costs but little. tf T. J. Carney went north Tuesday on business for the Oregon Granite company. I have installed a cleaning plant and am in shape to reclean any seed grains. Vetch, vetch and wheat, winter oats and seed barley for sale. Lt B. Brown at Russ mill. A. E. Lnponte and W. E. Kahler spent Tuesday afternoon In the city. D. C. Wilson .of Sam' Valley was In Medford Tuesday, looking after his business Interests. ' Soft wood $2 'jler. Gold iRay. Realty Co. David Duncan; Clydo Shaw and Don Cameron woro over from Jack sonville Tuesday ! i Try a Vapor bath, for that cold. Dr. R J. Lockwood, Garnett-Corey Bldg., Phono Home H5. v Elmer Hicks and T. C. Norrls made a business trip to Ashland Tuesday. Fruit labclsln ,any color printed by tho Mall Tribune. tf Misses Marlon and Anna Towne of Phoenix were among their Medford friends one day this week. Dr, R. J. Conroy has moved his office to tho Hutchison & Lumsden building. These offices wero for merly occupied by tho commercial club. Drs. Conroy and Clancy have dissolved partnership. Dr. J. F. Reddy has left for a busi ness trip to San Francisco. Hot cakes and maple syrup. Man hattan. 212 Charles Nickel! left Wednesday for a visit at his Sterling ranch. Henry W. Boyd of Ashland Is In Medford on a short business trip. C. J. Buck, assistant district for ester, la in Medford ontbusfness. 1 ARGUMENTS BEING MADE TRIAL OF STRIKERS SAI.UM, Mass., Nov. 20. Tho fato of Joseph J, Kttor, Arturo Glovnn nlttl and Antonio 'Caruso, on trial hero for tho murder In Lawrence of Anna LoplxKO, v striker, during the big industrial strike there last win ter will noon be In tho hands of the Jury. Attorney Mnhoney Is making tho final plea Tor the defendants this afternoon and Judgo Qultin Is ex po v tod to deliver his charge this ovenlng. Then tho case will go to ' the Jury. Attorney .Mahoncy made an Impas sioned pita for tho defendants, vir tually charglug that Kttor Is tho vic tim of n frame-up. , "The men Interested In big corpor ations," he said, "are often able to remove the law's machinery. Every body knows that the workers do not receive tho samo consideration from the authorities that the owners do." Mnhoney also denied that Ettor had ever consulted violence. JAP PLAYER DEFEA.TS. CHAMPION HOPPE lift iBkfiSBft HsLdH KHMyBnaHH -, SAYS TURKS WILL KOJI YAMADA Kojl Ynuuuln, the Japanese Millard export, demonstrated hU right to a place anions the musters of the game when he defeated William Hopee In tournament play for the 13.2 balk Hue tbllllanl championship, which is helm: played in New A'orfc. Iloppe Is consid ered the. most remarkable Atneilcan player sluce the days of the late Trunk Ives. Tle match was one of the ciim tlons of tho tournament. LEAVE EUROPE JOHKSON TO LET ILLNESS LEADS TO SUICIDE (Continued from Page One) with L. D. lirnmk-ih, tllo noted Bos ton attorney. Weeks &McGowan Co. TJNDERTAKERS y raoa aan Mffkt VbMdl T, W. Wtka 071 A. S. Orr M Wliiteoinli Field was well known in Medford coining hero from the euit last winter. He purchased n Miinll tract eat of tho city and im proved it considerably when lie h cninu interenled, with John W. Par ker, in a 4200 acre tract nour Hohc burf?. Siuco then ho linn divided hit. "ti;ne between Medford end Jto4oln:i'f. ' Mr. ricld whs a member of th3 lloiio Hiver Valley UmverHiiy olub nnd took great interest in its ni' fuirM. Ho Bpent the entire day Thch- day nt the club nnd Jin demeanor at tracted no special attention. Tues day evening ho left for Kos;bu;; on Train 14. Mr, Field wns nn oil ;ic(i:in(nucc of many of the eastern men who have located here duriu;; (he p.ist J'ow years, especially thoie win fo'-inorly uttemled llnrvnrd. Mr. J'ield'H brother, I!i,uv C Field of Seattle wns a vit-itor in Medfoid lunt Kiimmer upending K.tiiui li.iu hero wilh Win! comb. He N nt tho head oj a jjrent implement li.VHe. I3agjes Fly4 All E&gles whethor members of Rogue Illvor aerlo or vis iting brothers, uro requested to bo present at 8 p. -ni. Thursday night, 'oj 2 jBt,. Remember tho -place, Redman Hall on Apple 8t, i!08 JAMES STEWART, secretary, j ''The Turk to Leave Europe'' wit1 pres-ented nt the hnll on Main street last night to n houseful of interested people. Two line.- of prophet1) fjK'ak directly of the Turkish iwwer. One of these is the ninth chapter of Vova Intiou where symbols are used to uive tho characteristics of the Turk: the other is the eleventh chapter of Dan iel where their literal history is ivcn in advance under the title of Kinj: of the Xorth. In the Revelation it wn- shown thnt the Turks enme from tile de-ert wastes of Arabia, railed hero "bot tomless pit"; that they were let Ions' up Eastern Rome by the overthrow of the Pcr-inn kimr Chosroes; nnd thnt for fivo prophetic months, or one hundred nnd fifty years their bands pillaged nud burned nnd other wise tormented that division of the Roman empire. The prophecy spid that they -Rlihtild be c'nmmamlcd riot lo hurt tho praps, nor the trees, nor any green thinjr. It is interesting: to note that the historian Gibbon make their lender i-sno n eommand usint almost the Inugunjrc if scripture. In 1201) they iuvnded Koiunn territory mid oppressed the people fur l.'iO yearn. In 1441) Ilu emperor of the Romans died, nnd hi- brother Con htnutiiie XIII refu-cd to take the throne without permission from the sultan. Soon after the sultan died, and his successor, Mohammed IT de termined to mnko himself mnsler of Constantinople njid ensteru Home. The scripture speaks of fire and smoko nnd brimstone u-ed in their warfare; nnd the historian tells of the first eampai-.Mi where gunpowder, cannon, nnd muskets were used in n siege. They were to coiiiiuue, says the prophet, n year nnd a ninutli and n day nnd nn hour, or 1191 years and lo dnvs of literal time. This added to July 27, 1 140 would brinjr I he Tur kish empire to nn end ns nn indepen denl kingdom on August 11, 1810. On that date the sultan begged the mediation of the jxiwers to settle the war between himself mid the piislm fEjypt; Since thch thd Turks have existed u- n iiiilion in Europe only by Ihe suffrnuce of the great powers. Subject tonight, "What do the precept war preparnlions meni7" PRISONER HAN SACKAMKXTO. Cai., Xov. 20. In grnutin-; a reprieve of two weeks to Edward Dchihnntc, a negro who murdered n fellow pri-niier in San Qtieutin, Oovembr Hiram Jolnwoii today took occasion to express his jwliey in regard to capital punish ment by deidnrigg that lie would not interfere with hmigiugs uud that ho would not i'ojlow the uniiouur.-d eourse of Governor, Ve-t of Qrcsou, who plans to bunch the execution!; as n terrible tdijvct lesson. "Soino mouthy uso," said the, gov ernor, "I iiniHiiinceil that I would re prieve tho vnrioit'0 cniiHcinucit men until the initiative petition' tu'fta he iug secured Itti -ben tilcil.'.uiiilVhe iH-upni. hil utidgTfji8H euunea,pt pa'b',,' llii nljnfij of Vapiturimif islimcnt. ' ' 'Tjjc-'petilipri was never completed and tho. matter w not presented ti the neop'c. Thereupon J nuiiotiuced that thu law must take JIk course. I feel it my dillv to,Miphold every law of tho state aud I bnvn no more right to abrogate the capital puriishuionl law thiiu hiiv other on the statute books." WEARS DEATH CAP IN AERIAL HONEYMOON T OF WASHINGTON, Not. 20. Akil regarding the re-wrt that President Elect Wllnou had asked him to uc eeit a cabinet position tho secre tnrythip of state and that he now is eu route to Uenniidu to confer with Wilson, William J, Hrymi of Nebras ka today sent the following telegram to the United Pi-ess from Savannah "I. have lliiil iw eoiiierenco Uh Mr, Wilson and never have disvusned any fi'ffice with him. I Jtnyq no inten (ioirnf going to (indii'da,'r POItTIiAXI), Oie, Nov. "iO. Casting HUpcrHtltitlou .to the windx. Aviator Silas Chrlstofferttou Is .today taking his ncroplano houeyinoou trip wearing the cap worn by Aviators Gill and Wnlsh when they foil to their deaths. Wnlsh wiih killed In tho northwest and tllll In Chicago. Walsh was present, secured Jllll'h cap, and when ho was subsequently killed, ho had Jhp djoadKenr on. At tho tlmo of tlio Chicago inlshap Chrlstofferuon's brother secured tho "sky piece" and today presented It to the daring aviator, with u brief resume of Its history. ChrlMtoffor sou trald he would wear lt throughout his honoymoon aeroplane trip With his protty young brldo. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LOSTa months old heifer calf with bell on. Will pay liberal reward for Information, Uob Crowder Home phono 272-X. 207 WANTED (ilrl for gonoral house work at once, call 004 W. 10th street, Tho Cottage. 208 FOR SALE Light buck, two seats, canopy top, polo and shafts, Also cedar foiico (posts. W. J. Hartzcll. 209 FOR" ' SALE Two work horses, cheap. OH North Riverside, 208 After Coughing Months llrooklyn, X. V., 'Woman KouinlUc lh-r III Vlnol Did you ever cough for n week? Tnen Just think how distressing It must bo to have u cough hang on for thrco months, v Mrs, Maria Prlmrono'of 87 Newell streot, llrooklyn N. 'Y'.' suys: ""I had a very heavy cold which settled Into a chronic cough which kept mo awuko nights for fully three months, and felt tired all the tlmo because my reHt was broken. Tho offoct of taking your cod-rllvor and Iron re medy Vlnol fs that my piUfb, Is grino. I can npw got ij.'good night's rest and I feel niuclj stronger In every way." ' , RvIh the toiuldnod action of tho uuidlcluul eleiniiilu cods' livers aided uy the blood-making and strength creating proportlea of tonic Iron which makes Vlnol so offlclont for chronic, coiighn, colds and bronchitis at tho Kaniq tlfno building up Uo weakened, run-down system. Try u bottlo of Vlnol with tho un derstanding tliat,-.'yotirmonoy .will ibo rotiirned If It does not ""help you. Medford Pharmacy, POST- CARO TELLS OF NEW CRIME H08TO.W Nov. HO,- Btroug ludlea tlon that .1, Frank lllekey arrested nt Whiting, N. J., In connection with tho murder of soven-year-old .loneph JoseVliH at l.ackawnnnn, a lluffnlu siibut'li, In not the murdei'ori Irt uceil by the Huston police today In a pout card received hero by Innpimtor Mc Farr, Tho postcard, which hearn tho sumo handwriting ns thnt on other cards to tho police of Chicago,' ;ll$ ton and Huffalo, imiMlmt, JllcKvy '" iiot tho murderer t Jophn aud tells whoro tho body of Jooph O'Con nor, a llosbury boy who has beeu nils lug for several days, can be found, ' , PANAMAlANATTO BE TOPIC AT CHURCH The "Home Mission Wee!." t the I'reshjtcrinn chntch evorv niulit this week nt 7:il0. Tonight the Ml'iect is "The Pniiumn Cnuul, tho 'ncitle Coast and the Christian Conscience." Mr. W. II. Go iv speaks on this sub ject this evening, Wednesday, Now JOtli. All Presbyterians uud till Christian people who enn, should be preM'iit. This is a great eek in nil-America. Every great question' that makes for American life is considered. Every American iiucstiou imi-t ultimutely be solved from the Christian stand point or America fails of her highest and iie-i. MMMMMWMWMMMNOTMP" TURKS RAN AWAY , FROM MSI mniwAni:, Nov, uo tim iimu cd cuplitre ol' 13,1100 Ttilks In tho fall of MoitiHlu' was diHciedlldl t litvliv tlio ill mteheM friiin Hint 'Hy which m tlml lite .Moslem lianisou did pot rnirrender but I led hcl'ott' lln Hervbi'i eltnol, Icnviiiir Ihoiisaiuls of rounds of iiumiuiitllou and o'tlterAviir mutoiint Krlitiid. 'Lnlest necoituls of the halllr snv I'm Talk's loH' 'JO.OIIO. tilled at d tvoitndi'di aud that the oi-vinii eosiieM weio licdrly aw heavy. A delilehmcnt of Kui'timi cnvnlrv is icporled ill close ptivsull of llio Tn i to who fled In (lie generiil iliic Hon of Fiorina, '-Ml tulles VwnllieaM of Motmsttr. The slate ontrv into tho city of (he crown prince of Her via is said to hue been delayed until yesterday, JURY ACQUIISM OF ASSAULT CHARGE Chillies Tail, arrested on complaint of Charles S. I.ebo, for iihmuiII wim nctpiittcd Tuesday ufteiiioiiii ill Ihe cotnt of Justice of the Pence Taylor. Toll demanded a trial bv jury. Lebo charged that Tull had knock ed him down following it dispute re garding the payment of wages under it contract between the two. Evi dence was eonfitsiuir nud till doubt less led to an aciiiittal. -ttfflj-4 ROYAL BakingPowder AbsoiutelyPure TheonV Baking Powrfermade from RoyalGrapeC&amoJTarfar roaoejrom crapes MEXICO Now 1h I ho II mo lo buy wliilo (100!) JiANI) Ih Hliil t'llOllJ). Clot in boloro I ho vuhIi. II. IhihJusI Hlai'loll. J Woiti'oSIM'iriALIHTSin ngHuvllural uml Unibei; Iiiml on tho rt's. C'oasL ol! AIux ioo. Wo huvo hi-on thoro Top youm; wo know I ho ooutili'.v, llio proplo, (ho lllWH uuil I ho t-nstoniH. Wo can tiuiivoi' llusL'oodH nt tho liKIHT l'Voni our list of Hploudid pi'opurtioH, ovory ono VftR SONAMiY iNSPKO'LMai), we selout llio I'ollewin: $1.00 per aore: tii:):i fi,IKK) acroH, Hlalo of Sonorn, eloMo lo railroad. WatiM InuiAporlntion 80 Hi-jjI-olaB iaruiiii lautl, )itrlly fonuod. Will raiso alfalfa, forn, wheal, folltin, olo. A big bargain. $:i.OO por aeru: '111,000 aoroa SJIalo of Souora. 8 miles from railroad. One-half fine farm ing land, balani'o splendid range, all fenced and erons fenced. Several reservoirs for irrigation water. Hig lime kIoiio deposit and limu kiln. Lime business alono would pay inleresl on cohI. Can de liver about U000 head of good range radio at $!UH) per head. A splendid properly, worth twice the niouoy. , We have also Irrigated1 Land in huiuII trncto-al $2o lo .:K)'i)or acre,. ' Write us or jin our No vember oxoinwgnUMgh&t . banking referonceji in Uuil tjtl Stales aud Mexico, OHAS. J. O'JBRJEN. ,CO. :j.(ti I'niw on nidg.; Jo.s AugelcK, Calif. . Splendid Opportunity for". Live Agents. s FRUIT MEN Hold Your Apples and Get Bottor Prices Wo can store 17 cars moro of fruit. Katofl'aa follews: 200 boxes or Jess 25o per box for the season. All in excess of 200 boxes 20o for tho season. Season to April 1st. Medford Ice & Storage Co. EdinblUhod 1878 FRUIT Incorporated 1004 D. CROS3LEY & SONS Commission Merchants 201 Franklin tfL, Now Vorlc , . Our HjH-clnlty APPLES and PEARS We have Our ,wj housoa In , , xi:w yonif, MvimeooL, lonijon and OLAHaow Direct coniilgnmonta BoljoUod or bo our Iloguo Hlvor roproonUtlT. CHRIS GOTTLIEB Medford, Oregon 12 room 60 roomi 50 rooms 00 rooms wlib prluli bjih BO rooms MibprittU bilk $1,00 narh 1.50 each a.00 each 2.00 each 2.50 ench t iA1"tti1"Hri'4"Y1-Wtttf ff H4. FERNS FERNS Wo have the finest lot ol! ferns over grown in Mod ford. Prices aro right Cut flowers that aro fresh. Bulbs, Jioso Bushes-- a fine lino. ' , MEDFORD GREEN HOUSE "Pfinna Q7A1 nnn n mm . - .. ".".' o&O Xt, JViain J I Aano.m.n ChiUr W, Klly f t-rttttfff tt-rtf 1 14 'rttnttttfr-rttfrff t-rf 4 V H 'l YmilCMZn2M wi: iiAXii,n mj, Magazine Subscriptions and moot nil cut ir clith rules which aro ndvartliuid or f forod by any company. lio Bldcu wn rIvo you n Hicclal MrVIco whlrh ynu dn not Rnt U you loud dlrout to puhlltih era. 4 . MEDFORD BOOK STORE mmzsMMzmsi j"4,,,j i MjrcjTriirTnii Bctil loaitcd nnd most popular note! in tho City. Running dituilled ice water in each room. European Plan, a la artc Cafe. Tariff on Rooms 30 (Ulli, bedroom, par. lor and bath . - 3,00 each For more than our, auatt add $1.00 extra to the above rates for euch additional guest, Reduction by week or month. 5W m c m J- ' s 1