Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 12, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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Mm. Sndlc Stephenson who re
Biden tou(hwcst of llio city and her
Infiint child hnd n miraculous es
cape from RCrioua injury nt Onkdnlc
nml Eighth streets Saturday, when n
horse nlie wn driving hconme fright
ened nt n hit of paper nnd ran away.
Mrs. Slephcnsdn nnd her child were,
thrown from the enrrinpe. Mr.
Stephenson had tho baby in her
arms. Shn slnick on her side,
rolled over three timw, nnd was not
injured to any extent. The child did
not even cry.
The horse ran into a vacant lot
nnd ran around in circles until stop
ped. Nothing was broken.
Bystanders who rushed to her aid
were tdartled to Bee Mrs. Stephenson
calmly climb luto the riff and proceed
on her way.
MONEY HEEDED FOR ED ROOT
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Tho Clinton, la., Dally Advertiser
contains tho following account of the
cyctono at Comanche In which Kd
Itoot, then a boy of IS, waa Injured:
'Tho cyclone at Omaha on the ove
nlnn ot Eaater Sunday.. March 23, re
calcd to the minds ot many older
cltlicns what they actually knew or
had, heard of the destructive cyclono
which devaitatcd tho jrrcatcr part of
Comanche, Iowa, and damaged a
number ot other towns 63 years njco.
''It was on the evening ot Sunday,
June 3, 1SC0, at about 6 p. tn., when
tho cyclone struck Comancho and
practically ruined most ot that busy
little city, killing quite a number out
right and lujurlng many others.
''About tho only means ot sending
for, help was by mounted messengers
ashore and by boats on tho river.
"When the news reached Lyons
tli at evening, a crowd collected at
once, and the ferryboat was load
with supplies that could be quiciy
got together, medicines were sent
and every physician who could be
notified went along, the late Dr. W.
A.. MacQuIgg being, we believe, one
of those who answered tho call for
help.
"Others responded from different
directions, and the Injured, sick a:
homeless, both In Comanche ca .n
Albany, III., which also suffered se
vere damage, were quickly cared
for."
11 cost Albert Williams colored,
porter in Dates Dros. bnrber tdiop.
just $15 todny to reeitl being cnllcd
n "nipper." Ho struck the man who
used the term nnd was promptly
hniled into court. He paid hi1 fine.
Williams was rvnlkitip nlonc tho
street when Dee Phclnu, n recent nr
rivnl from Texas nnd n friend met
him. As they panned I'helnn re-
mnrked to his friend:
"I didn't know you hnd any "nig-
pers in this town."
Williams nt onco turned nnd took
nn the remark. lMiclnn nnswercd
him rather shortly nnd Williams re
plied with n blow. Bystanders in
tcrfered. Williums stated in court thnt he
was simply relenting n slur. His
pockethook wns nicked $15 which he
paid and returned to wotk.
Hurt by Explosion
J. T. Fullor of Talent was serious
ly Injured Friday afternoon, when a
charge, ot dynamite exploded as he
waa bending oxer It. Ills face was
badly battered, but ho wltl recover.
Ho was unconscious for somo time.
Fuller was blowing out stumps at
the time. He placed a charge, tired
It and retired. It failed to explode
In a reasonable length ot tlmo and
ho returned to Investigate. As ho
was stooping over It tho dynamtto
exploded, Injuring him.
The Idaho Horticultural bnnrd, in
search of infortunium, hit turned it
c,cs in tho direction or tho Hogun
Hixcr vnlley nnd during the season
when tho penr trees of the vnlley nio
in full bloom will hu n representa
tive hero studying condition, Wight
is canting considerable loss in Iniho
and tho representative will study
methods of control used here.
J. W. MclMiersoii has wired I'm
fessor O'Oarn that n representative
will he here soon nnd nsks that ho
bo shown through tho orchard districts.
NEWBURY
ESCAPES
NAM
Although his spnrring partner, W.
K. Phipps, pled guilty to n charge
of disturbing the peace nnd pnid n
fine of fT, Uus Newbury fought tho
case nnd wns discharged on technic
ality. His hearing wns held before
Justice Dox nt Jacksonville Friday
afternoon.
Newbury set up the fact that the
complaint was based upon "best
knowlcdgo nnd belief' nnd therefore
it should be iiuashed. He cited sev
eral decisions and waa sustained.
Determined to inuko their ciasn
play tho best in the history of tho
hiph school, tho senior class is dili
gently relu'iirsing their pints in tho
famous Drondhurst fureo, "What
Happened to Jones." Tho play will
bo staged at the Star theatio April
17 and 18. mid tho proceeds will he
given to tho fund to defray gradua
tion expenses, Tho cast has been
carefully selected and is being drilled
by Mrs. Frank Marges. Kay Intuitu
is manager.
The part of Jones is to be tnken
by llerbett Alford nnd Kbemxor
(loodly will bo noted by Millon
Sehuchnrd, the two students who
have had the most histrionic exper
ience. Until Wilson. Irene Smith nnd
Hthel Githrio hao tint leading fem
inine parts. Others who nro cast
nre Kdison Marshall, Will llevercdpe,
Paul Dodpe. Ralph Italeoni, Nolo
IJndley, Ksther Heed, ltuth Inrcncc
nnd Inn Cochran. The farcu is one
that gives opportunities to each mem
ber of the cast nnd is ono of tho fun
niest of the old-time laugh provok
ers.
WASHINGTON, April 12. Presi
dent Wilson expressed today tho hopo
that pending legislation In California
by which aliens who nro Inellglblo to
American citizenship bo prohibited
prom owning land would not prove
objectlonabto to Japan.
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W7E recommend the Royal
W Baking Powder as superior
to all others. It is indispensable
for finest food."
United Cooks and Pastry Cooks
Association of the United States.
Cold in Head
Goes Over Night
Don't try to break up that bail
cold with dangerous stomach dUttirb
Ing drugs, (let directly to Ihu In
flamed mnmbrnno by breathing
Booth's HYUMKl (proiiouuro It
lllghti-me), Get a bottle for M
cents at Clins. Mining's nnd try tho
safe treatment thnt thuutnitUa nro
using.
Into n bowl of boiling wntc pour
n scant tcaspoonfut of ItYO.tD,,
cover head anil bowl with a town,
nnd brentho deep luto the lung tlm
healing vapor thnt arises.
11 rent ho this vapor for flv r ten
minutes until tho bend feels film mid
clear, then go to bed and sleep sound
ly until morning. No conur.o or
opium or harmful drug In Do.nh'a
1IY0MK1. It la made of Australian
Kucalyptus and other autntoptlcs. It
Is guaranteed to end colds and ca
tarrh or money back. Jurt In rat ho
It no stomach dosing.
ant.DHK.v who aid: sicki.v
Mothers who value their own com
fort and the welfare of their children
should never be without a box of
Mother Gray's Sw.eet Powders for
children, for mm throughout tho sea
Hon. They brenk up colds, relieve
roverlshness, runatlpatlon, teething
disorders, headacho and stomach
troubles. Used by mothers for 23
years. Theso powders never fall.
Bold by all drug stores, 2Sc. Don't
accept nny substitute. Samplo mailed
FHKB. Address, Allen S. Olmsted,
1.0 Hoy, N. Y.
To Exchange
General mcrchandlso stock tor
farm or Income city property.
23 acres only 3 miles from Central
Point with IS acres deeded water
right, flno alfalfa land, part In pcani.
Wilt exchnngo for good city property,
A flno bungalow near Ixja Attgclci,
a beautiful placo to exchange for or
chard tract. Wo have picture.! of this
placo. Call and sou them and submit
your proposition,
Stock ranches, alfalfa farms ann
orchard tracts at very low prices and
on easy payment plans.
Wo hnvo somo good buys In city
properties.
List your prucrty with us. Wo
lutvo buyers.
Wood&Messner
H South Central Ave
A Word to the Fathers and Mothers
of Medford
On a recent Sunday morning a paper wuh road by
tho Pastors in our church urging parents to have
careful oversight of their children at all times; inti
mating t liat thorn woro dangers to their moral na
turi's lurking in our midst.
WHAT CALLED OUT THIS WARNING?
Was it not, that certain events transpiring anions
us woro uncovering .somo of tho plague, spots in our
city That the attention of dti'ens was being railed,
not only to the existence of those plague spots, but
also to the fact that while these dens of infanmy were
known to our officials thoy woro not closed.
GOVERNOR WEST SAYS. "Any municipal
official who pormits or ondorsos tho oxiatonco of
thoso institutions lays himnolf opon to pronooution un
der Soction 2044 of Lords Orogon Laws," and ho of
fers to help officials who are cleaning up such places.
How long will the fathers and mothers of Alod
ford allow snob a condition to exist hero, when tho
governor of our state offers to help clean up? Advt.
1000 Rooms Wanted
In order to accommodate tho peoplo attending tho Odd I'cllon
Orand liodgc anil Itebckah AciuMy to bo held In Medford May
20:i-22.
PHI out printed blank below and mall to John A. Perl, Sec.
Itooiu Committee, not later than April 20, III order that list can In.
classified.
We will have rooms available from May 20 to 23 as
follows).'
Dooms with bath it per day for one per per
eon: ft per day for two persons,
Ilooms without bitti it -..per day for ono
person; it .....'. por day for two person's.
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