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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1913)
i n in I K --?K3CS3EifcLSIXX3 " PATH! SIX SELLERS MARKET mrnroTrn arxrn Trimum mrvonn. m?rcw. mojtoav. wfat?v 17, iorn. FN LIVESTOCK eiferf to name americans askeo new engineer; not to butt in rOIlTLAND, Fob. 1C -Receipts for last week, cattle, 10J7; calrea, 7; hogs, 3088; sheep, 0800. This week'a cattle market has been full of surprises. Tho broad ened outlet made posslblo bjr actlto bidding on tho part of killers, Urge and small, caused a sudden reaction In heft raluea and the tendency of the. market points upward. Demand for prime heary steera waa urgent enough to make a "seller" market and the former top of 3.00 waa mtly obtained. Tho bulk of ters were of good quality and averaged J7.C0 to 17.80. Butcher itock waa firmer although tho prime atuft waa j-carco. Cowa at ffi.86, helfera at 17.00, bulla at 16.00 and stags at I0.S0 are extreme quotations for quality offering, llecelpta haTe been small compared with laat week and almost devoid of contract shipment. Ascendency of awlne prices oc curred on three dlfereat occasions until 8.00 was finally reached Thursday. Aa tho closo last Satur day waa weak at 17.45 tho upward flight represents a big half dollar. Apparently the bulk of awlne bold lilt has been marketed and while Public pork conaumptlon la not so heavy at thla time of year, there are acarcely enough hoga to satisfy the demand. Every other large market Is allowing unusual strength, which may be speculative. At any rate the eight cent hog market has arrived again, even if temporary. Supply nnd demand will determine future price levels. Sheep house business waa brisk during the week when opportunity offered. A few cara of choice year ling wcthera featured at 16.25 and several bunches of ewes at 85.15 Mutton demand seemed to be steady although not urgent. Good lambs found a ready sale at curreat quota tions. One lot ot 490 head cold "off the cars" at $7.50. The extreme top on prime fed Iambs la considered 17.25 to $7.35. ! , Quit Statlftf fee Lunch MEXICO CITY, Feb. 17. At 1 o'clock this afternoon there had been no firing between the opposing forces for thirty minutes. The reason for the silence was not known. Mall Tribune's classified ads bring results. Mayor Kifcrt will recommend the appointment of 11. 0. Stockman ns city engineer, to succeed Olcn Am sRer, nt tho meeting of the city council to be held Tuesday evening according to cily hall gossip. The appointment of Stockman will be met with opposition in the council, not on nccount of nny disposition to beliltlo him, hut because mjuip of th councilmen hold that Mr. ArnsptgerV services ure too valuable for the city to lose. Whether tho opposition to the mayor's oontemolnted Appointment Is strong enough to prevent it being made remains to he seen. SWINDLER HUMAN FREED FROM N SEATTLE, Wash., Feb. 17. Clar- cnc Dayton Hlllman, the millionaire real estate operator who was con victed for fraudulent uso or the malls In building up his gigantic for tune. Is free to leavo the McNeil's Island penitentiary today, after serv Ing ten months. He waa sentenced by Judge Don worth to two and half years, but President Taft on December 2 1 last, commuted the term to one er. Hlllman also earned 62 days off for good behavior. U 111 man waa convicted of making false promises and claims about his lands and of having swindled hun dreds ot poor people. NEW YORK, Fob. 17. -Francisco dc l.a Harm, the Mexican soldier nnd statesman who is lryiR to restore pence in Mexico City, sent Ihe follow ing message to the American public todnv : "As a simple cUiicn of Mexico, I wish to npcal to the sense of justice of the American people and hope they will not ho led from their present course regarding Ihe sovereignty of the people of Mexico. "Our citiiens by their patriotism lUid vitnlitv will victoriously survive the present crisis. I have no news suggesting thnt Mndero intends to re sign." BY GENERAL DIAZ MEXICO CITY, Feb. 17. (Censor- Jed) President Francisco I. Mudero's i expinnnitoii oi me eircuminueetf in which .xestonhiy'a armistice was bro ken nn given out here today in nit official statement. "Oeneral Dins broke the armistice," the statement sns, ''by placing ar tillery nt the intersection of Hnldcrns nml Victoria streets nnd firing on federal troops. This compelled Ih'i government soldiers to renew the fighting." The statement also acknowledged the receipt of President Tnfts nole. PRESIDENT-ELECT GETS M'CLURE'S SCIENTIFIC MONEY FALLS THOUSAND FEET AND ESCAPES INJURY SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 17. After escaping with only a slight scalp wound in a fall of 1,000 feet in an aeroplane, here, T. Sakamoto, member of the Mikado' aunlion corps, is sending up long prayers of thanksgiv ing to the Nipponese Ood of luck to day. The engine of the machine "went dead." E. L. McClure, nulhor of "Scien tific Money" has received the follow ing acknowledgment from President elect Woodrow Wilson to whom he sent files of Med ford papers contain ing his theeries: Dear Mr. McClure: Goemor Wilsou hiis directed me to acknowledge receipt of your gen emus letter and to thank you sin cerely for your kindness in sending him clippings of articles written by you. They were received with real interest nnd appreciation. Very truly yours, J. P. TUMULTY. Secretary to Ooernor Wilson. Mr. E. L. McClure, Medford. Ore. L SERVICES AI CHURCH The services yesterday In tho fresh) torlnu church were largely thnt of Lincoln memorial services. In tho morning was tho reception ot members, nnd the sermon by the pastor, ltcv. W. r Shields, was on "Thn Joy of Defense." The quar tette rendered some flno nnd nppro prlnte music. At 7:30 In tho even ing there was a rich program of music by the quartette, Miss llnnrn and tho chorus nnd orchestra. O. U, dates spoke on "Lincoln, tho Man." A. K. Ware spoko on "Lin coln, tho Man of Convictions," nnd Hev. W. F. Shields spoko on "Lin coln, tho Man ot tho People." W. II. (loro spoke on "Lincoln, the Man of Convictions," and Rev. W. F. Shields spoke on "Lincoln, thn Man of Sym pathy and Immortal Oratory," The kervlee closed with tho whole congre gation singing the "Star Spangled. Manner.1' Many old soldiers were present and Joined with delight In the service. All were Inspired to higher patrio tism, and a deeper consecration to righteousness. Every great thtug In life Is born ot religious convictions and so Is true patriotism. Our flag stands, tho nation's pledge to equal Justice and equal opportunity to all without distinction of race or prev ious condition ot servitude. Will we provo receant to tho trust Shall the great of our laud huvo died In vain? These were some of the ques tions urged In the service. All went away, feeling thnt the day had been ono of rare entertainment and or Inspiration to tho higher things. NEW JAP CABINET MEETS OPPOSITION TOKIO, Feb. 17 Under the leader ship of Premier Ynmnmotn tho new Japanese cabinet, is meeting with stubborn opposition from the old con stitutional party.! Lending represen tatives of tho old organization met hero today nnd agreed not to stiporl tho government unless all members of Yamatnola'rt party agreed to ndhcre to tho party, thereby placing Ynma mtota in tho same position faced by Katsura. SHIELDS ACCUSED OF FALSE REGISTRATION REAATLU, Wash, Fob. 17 Charges ot fnlso registration thnt may lend to tho arrcHt of Charles fl. Shields, leading opponent of single tax and president ot the Washington Equal Taxation League, hnve today stirred up real otellement In the local single tax campalgn Shields Is chnrged with false reg istration In Seattle on Jnnunry 7. The single tnxers, acting upon u hint from Dr. W. ll. Kngleston of Portland, discovered that Shields hnd registered In Portland last Novem ber, nnd could therefore claim no qualification as a voter In Washing ton. Shields admits his registration nnd voting In Portland, but declnres ho hnd no knowledge ho hud for felled his right In vole In Washing ton wheru he has lived for fifteen years. tt ETTOR IS ADVOCATING GENERAL L0GQINQ STRIKE SEATTLE. Feb. 17. - Adiocnling a generiil strilo of loggers nnd millmrii m on (he IWIrlu ronsl, Joseph Mllnr, one or the Irio or I, V. W, leiulen recenllv ncqiiiltrd of nuiiiler nt Lnv. reneo, Muss., hiis moused consider, utile Interest hein tudny, Etlor lias been visiting his pnreiiH nt Tncoinii and iniuln u speech before 11,1)00 people In Ih-ciimtmid link Inst ululit. WOMAN'S PRECIOUS GIFT " ho one which she should most Jealously guurd, Is her health, but It Is the one most often neglected, un til some ailment peculiar to her so tins fastened Itself upon her. When so affected such wouiun may rel upon Lydln E. I'ltikhniu's Vegetable Compound, n remedy that has heon wonderfully successful In restoring health to suffering women. Hotel Medford Rooms without bath SOo per day and up. lloonts with bath fl.OO per day and up. Special rates by week or month. Combination breakfasts every morning 113, 513 nnd -13 cent. Warm Southern Breezes and bright skle tell us that spring Is at hiind. It's u good plan to select your spring shoes while, stock nro Intact and sites unbroken. You'll enjoy the spring dnyu bet ter If you wear a attmrt, good fit ting "JOHN ICKLLY" shoo. THE WINDOWS TELL THE STORY I 'Good Shoes" Opposite Post Offico : ilc U.V Toniornm's .Miiitcii.t.vr.H i.i'.vrii 11:30 to : p. m. Chicken (llblcts u'la Anglalso , Fried Silver Smelts Tomato Sauce Ponunes lllol Soiled Pickled Ox Tongue German Spinach Hoast Soddlo of Tork Sage Drc&slug linked Veal Hash with Poached L'gg Spiced Pickles Mashed Potatoes Creamed Carrots Strawberry Sherbet Vunnlln Cream Plo Cofteo Milk Tea During meal hoars Iteautlful music and singing will be rendered by llerr Carl OHen and Mntn. Hveljnp. THE ALQO Self-Heating Hair Curler SIMPLE, CONVENIENT, PERFECT THE ALCO MEANS: Artist it1, curls nro always assured, Luxuriant, fluffy, lasting curls, Curls that will delight tho iris Ohtained and maintained with the ALCO. HEATS ITSELF Xo lamps, gas or elect rieitv required. Two Sizes Prices 25 and 5(ty See our window. Medford Pharmacy Noar Post Offico, Medford, Orogon $4$f$$frfrifr jM$M4MfMM$M3MfrX"X"S"S XXKHK A A EM t V ''. Vf- . WILL YOU COME? Business meeting of land owners and Rogue River Valley Canal Company Saturday February 22 2:30 p. m., at the Natatorium, Medford It is known what water will do what we want to know is how to get it. THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE COMMERCIAL CLUB AND MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION HAS BEEN SATISFIED THAT THE COMPANY CAN GET THE WATER AND WILL BRING IT IN IF YOU WANT IT. REPRESENTATIVES OF THE COMPANY WILL BE PRESENT AT THE MEEING TO ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS TO YOUR SATISFACTION. Come With Your Questions RATES HAVE BEEN PROMISED FROM ALL POINTS MERLIN TO ASHLAND. WATCH THE PAPERS FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS Commercial Club and Merchants' Association Committee ' st M 1 " " f- , "1 4. f I W I I I w V 9jk Jn HI f ? ? ? ? y v ? ? y ? ? t x t ? ? t t ? Y f t f ? ? ? ? ? ? T t T T t T y y y ? y y y y y y y 4t4t&&l&& hiiWrihigsirftr'" "'yl? ' "J?T? ivr fr ft f f ' a.- , A m J m - f,