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OROItC.13 PUTNAM, IMItor n.1 Msnsser
Kntercd An stcbnd-elsss matter nt
Medford, Oregon, under (he ct of
March J. 1879.
Offlflnl ropr of lhi City of Medford.
OfflcJHl l'sper of Jncksoa County.
8TJ8BCBXTXJON BATES.
On jrer. by mail S.OO
On month, by mull.,,.. .SO
Per month, delivered by carrier In
Medford. Jacksonville and Con
trol Point - SO
Saturday only, by mall, per year 3.00
Weeklr. per year r i 1.S0
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SAN FRANTISCO, Cnl, April 22.
After soititiR the opportuity pre
tented by n mpiMsetlly unc vent fill
trip to the theater to become married
in tho fare of parental objection,
Herbert 11. Cnlvin, twenty-two, son
of Vice-President K. K. Cnhiti of tbo
Southern Pacific rnilrotul and iliss
Jnne Hope, n Portlnnd, Ore., society
girl, hnvo nnnouncctl their secret
uptials hero today. It is said that
tbo parental blessing U extended to
them.
The young people bad been friend
from childhood. Miss I logo was n
visitor nt the Calvin home here to
day. Upon returning front n trip to
fchuitn Hnrbnrn, young Cnlvin in
vited tho girl to the theater nnd the
wedding followed.
ROSEY OFF TONIGHT
FOR TOUR OF EAST
A. S. Rtttcnbnttni, general manager
of the Medfonl division of tho South
ern Pacific, will lenvc touight for nn
extended tour of tho eastern slates.
Hundreds or friend nre wishing
"Hoscy" n delightful trip and nn cur
ly return to Medfonl. ,
ltoscy litis appointed hinifclf n
committee of one to boost Medfonl
and this Koguo river vnlley through
out tho length and breadth of tho
nation. Ho has a trunk full of lit
erature and intends to coerce ever'
Pullman porter lie eiiconnten. into
putting this literature nil over their
carx.
ltoscy will visit Chicago, Xew York,
Washington, Key West, New Orleans
and ninny other cities.
EAST SIDERS KICK
AW ROUGH ROAD
A movement has been launched by
icsldcnU ot tho cast side to clrcu
Into a ictltlan and ask for tbo grad
ing of the strip of road between the
cast end of the Jackson street bridge
aud pavement. Tho roadbed, white
hard, Is extremely rough, mid an ef
fort will bo mado to have tbo city
order it regraded and rounded up.
Two days' wotrk with a plow, grader
and roller would mako It smooth. It
Is pointed out that It will yet be a
month before tho Malu street bridge
is paved nnd In tho nieantlmo the
flro truck would Ioso much time In
crossing; to tho cast sldo over this
stretch of road.
ENDANGERS HEALTH
Chlaf of Pollco Hittsoii this morn
ing notified tho garbago haulers or
tho city that thoy must Mop (lumping
gurbago along Hear creek at tho
bouth end of Cottagu btrcet on tho
cast uhlo. Much of tho refuse U
burned, but there Is enough decom
posed matter left on tho ground to
pollute tho creek and to scent tho
air for many blocks around, endiiu
$or(ng health,
TWO INDICTMENTS BY
JOSEPHINE! GRAND JURY
(WANTS PASS, April 22. The
grand jury has returned two indict
incuts, tjie first being against Kmil
Hi'ig, indiutcd for larceny in the
theft of ii bicycle, mid that of Will
Depcw, indicted for fiiiluro to pio
yitlo for and fiiipjioit his; family.
Rcig was placed under bonds of 100,
jind Depuw'n bonds weio placed at
$200.
Tic grand jury is composed of A.
J, Klocher, W. II. Pollock. W, It.
Whipple, C, I. Wooiro)k, NirhnilciniiR
Kj)iw, Marvin Jordan mid II. V.
J'oiii'f,'-
TO THE LAND OWNERS INTEREST.
IIOSH who own land in tho Rojin Ivor valloy whit'h
Mint- wiuli In uoll will find il inimsnilili In himmiti 11111'-
",1 MIHII IVUII nil - - - "- - 1
fhnsiM's us ill days gout by, unless wa(pr is also supplied.
I nn. In mdiii'ii filifnriiiii 5x vnltii'h'&t without wntor.
It is water ralhor than land that is puirhasod. Tho snmo
conditions obtain in almost every siusoossfnl Tniit distriot.
Expoi'iouoo has proven that water is essential in semisirid
sections for fruit growing nnd the investor realizes this,
hence demands the irrigated tract.
The Panama-Pacific exposition will bring thousands of
homeseokors in its waUe. But most of them will be looking
for irrigated tracts. No place will prove more attractive
to them than the Koguo river valley, it' irrigation is made
possible.
Compared with almost any of tho California fruit sec
tions, the Koguo river valley is superior in climate, in fer
tility in resources. It is a better place to live the year
around, aud the products produced are superior to those
of the Golden State. , .
Tho monov spent in the construction of the irrigation
and trollev svstems will immensely stimulate business. It
will attract a stream of people sinular to that of three veal's
since. Tt will create a demand for irrigated property. So
it is np to overv land owner to do his share in securing
irrigation not onlv to increase his out put and better his
market, but to enhance the value of his property, and
create a market for it.
Everv land owner should sign up for water under the
new contract. It is not a matter that affects Meilford
particularly it is of vital concern to the entire valley
especially the farmers, fruit growers and owners of idle
land.
AVIATORS
LAND IN
PARIS, April '22. After Inmlinp
nt Arrncourt, France, in n military
biplane, two German ofieen nearly
caused nn international mix-up totiay
until they explained they did not
know they were on French territory
nnd were forced to land because thev
had cshnnMcd their petrol. Minis
ter of War Kticnnc, who was nt
Nancy, nearby Marted for the tccne
Imt when informed of the outcome
of tho incident, abandoned lib jour
ney nnd ordered the men released.
President Poincnre. evidently an
noyed by Minister Ktienne'ri action.
ordered Ambaiauor l aiiioou,
France's representative nt the Kais
er's court, to request the German
chancellor to prevent i repetition of
ptjcli "regrettable incidents"
GUARD STABBED BY
CONVICT NEAR DEATH
SALEM, Ore., April 'I'l. II.
Fifrher, rhniel puard nt the Mate
penitentiary is near death today from
injuries inflicted by Henry lhuiRert,
n convict, who stabbed him in the
abdomen with a rudely contrived
knife.
Superintendent Lnweoit bad or
dered FMior to rcniovo Hnnj;ert from
the prison yard on account of the
latter! htrnnjie nctioiw. Jiibt uh
Fisher placed hi hand on Dancerl'ii
fehouldcr the convict turned und
blabbed him. He was restrained be
fore deinj: further harm.
HaiiKert i- believed to be demented.
He iriiit committed from Douglas
county on ii charge of nosnult witJi
a dangerous weapon.
NEW LiiCORD
KFAV YOIIK, April 22. Jfew
Haven dropped to 112 7-8 in the trad
ing on the btock market today, mak
ing u new low record for that block.
Peel activity in shares for which
wider distribution is sought was en
couraged by tbo nctivo buying of
standard issues. Sharp iidvauccs
were noted at intervals.
llusinesh diminished utter the level
of prices hail been raised from half a
point to a point nnd the juntkut closed
dull.
Howls were sternly.
TY COBB ARRIVES TO
TALK VITH BALL MAGNATE
DKTKOIT, Mith., April 22. For
the purpose of conferring with
President Nuwu of th Detroit
American Leagnu Uaseball club re
garding lias salary differences with
the club, Ty Cobb, Detroit's stait .mt
fieldvr, is opected licre today from
Georgia. Ho will "talk it over" with
Nuvin Friday.
A Grct I'nln Killer,
Merltol Whlto Llnlmeut reduces
Inflammation and uorenesa wherevor
found In a.bout ono-thlrd tho time
roqulrcd by tho usual treatment. It
has no cannl as n general IiqiibdIioM
renicdy. Hnshiiitt Dl5 Stoiq.
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PLEAD FOR SUFFRAGE
WASHINGTON, April 22 With
Senator l'oliidcxter of Washington as
the principal speaker, suffrage was
given a hearing today before the
scnato committee on woman suffrage
Sonutors Chamberlain and l.ano of
Oregon also soke.
In espousing tho cause of equal
suffrage, Polndcxtcr said the oppo
nents of suffrage would oppoo any
franchise based on human right and
human need.
Senator Chamberlain, who Intro
duced a suffrage constitutional
amendment two wcoks ngo, said he
thought coagresa could enfranchise
women by a Blmplo enactment and
without a change In tho constitution.
Ho referred to tho superior qualifi
cations of women In educational nnd
other fields, and predicted that tho
"effcto east" could bo taught much
In development of good citizenship
In suffrage states.
Senator Lane said ho could not
understand any reason for delay and
would give tho ballot to women at
once with an apology for tho delay.
SCHOOL RALLY PLANNED
FOR WILLOW SPRINGS
A school rally will bo held at Wil
low Springs high school April 2S,
1913. Some of tho prominent edu
cators of Southern Oregon will be
present and deliver addresses, in
cluding Superintendent Gcorga A.
Iirlscoo of Afiland and Hon. Ii. F.
Mutkey.
A program will bo rendered by the
following schoels: Tola, Table Hock,
Agato, Dardanelles, North Jackson
ville and Willow Springs.
Tho Central Point band and other
musical artists will provldo music
throughout tho day. Gaines of all
kinds will enliven tho hours.
An Invitation has been sout out
signed by It. !, Dean, John Slsty und
It. W, Eldcn, members of the board.
ESCAPED CONVICT IS
CAUGHT AT MONROE
VANTOL'VEK, Wash., April 22.
Frank Anthony, who cncaped from
tho guardhouse nt Vancouver Bar
racks Friday after his sweetheart
had beguiled tho guard, Private Kur
ley, into laying down his rifle, was
recaptured at Monroe, Oregon, awl
brought hero today. IIo was under
bcntew0 of ono year for insubordi
nation. Guard Knrley and five
soldiers and civilians lire implicated
in the plot to muku Anthoiiv's es
cape pohMhlc,
AN APPEAL TO WIVES
You know th tcrrlblo affliction
thut comes U muny homos from tho
result of a drinking husband or sou.
You know of tho money wasted on
"Drink" that is needed In tho homo
to jiurt'liaeo food and clothing. Oil
ItlNIJ has saved thousands of drink
ing men. It is n homo treatment
and can bo given bccrotly. Your
money wil bo refunded If, after a
trial, t bus failed to benefit. Costs
only 11.00 a box. Como In and get
a free booklet aud let us tell you of
tho good OltltlNi: Is doing.
M:0.V II. IIASKINK
John A Perl
Undertaker
Lady Assistant.
t!8 s. HAiiTM-rrr
Phoiirs M. 17 ninl l7.J-!i
Ambulance Hmll'O Deputy (Vl'0icr
VON KLEIN SURE
OF
CIIICA(U), April 22 I Mum ml U
C. Von Klein, a diamond broker who
admits Hint ho Is tho sou of Pro
tensor Carl Von Klein, a prominent
educator of Minneapolis, aud whosv
extradition to Portland to answer to
a rhnrgo of stealing diamonds valued
nt $ 3 f 0 0 has been granted by Gover
nor Dunne, was arraigned In tho
South Clark street municipal court
In habeas corpus proceeding, and i
alleging that ho would be able to
produce an alibi, the bearing mi
continued until April 2'..
Von Klein was taken Into custody
about two weeks ago on tho com
plaint of Miss Amy Ncwconibe, of
Portland, who asserted that she reo
ognlted htm as Jack howls, whom
she alleges married her In Septem
ber, 1911, nfterwnrd decamping with
her Jewels.
Miss New combo Is sure ot his
Identity, but Von Klein chiliad that
the alibi ho has prepared will prove
conclusively that he was elsnwhcro
at tho time tho alleged marrlngc took
place In Portland. Detectives from
Milwaukee are hero attempting to se
cure Von Klein's extradition on a
charge similar to tho one preferred
by tho Portlnnd authorities In case
their efforts to remove him fall.
L
SAN FHANCISCO Cal . April 22
A strike of tho wireless operators
union. Involving about 300 operators
of the eiitlro Pacific const, was called
today as a result of a failure of ef
forts to roach u compromise with the
Marconi company.
Tho operators are asking for a
wage of $60 per month. They now
receive from $35 to $15.
J. It. Irwtu, commercial superin
tendent ot the Marconi computi),
more than two hours after tho strike
was called, declared ho knew noth
ing of It. Ho B.i Id bis company Is
not affected u 'the least.
1 1
IOWA BANQUET TO BE HELD
THIS WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Tho annual banquet of tho low
Society wilt bo held Wednesday even
lag at 8 o'clock, lit St. Mark's hall.
Mr. I'red II. Mears will act as toast
master. Pregram:
Speech "Our Country." Kov. W.
F. Shields.
Toast "The Wan's Birthright,"
Mr. C, K. Whlslcr.
Orchestra Selected.
Toast "The Homeland," Mrs. My
ron Sheets.
Solo Selected, Dr. Howard.
Toast " Whon You und I Were
Young," Mr. Iloon.
Orchestra Selected,
Toast "Our Mothers, Wives, and
Sweethearts." Mr. Coffin.
Dancing will conclude tho even
ing's entertainment.
All lownus Invited to attend.
The Joy Of
ComingMotherhood
A Wonderful ReroedyThat Is a Natural
Aid and Relieves the Tenilon.
Mother's KrlenO, a fatn'xis txtrrnil rm
rdy, ! I lie only one known that It aliln to
rtacb all lli dlffrrrDt parU lovolTnt, It
Is a prnrtrallng explication after lli" for
inula of a noinl Uuilly il'tir, and Juhrl
! crrry rnunclv, ntrrr, tluun ir tendim
offcctid. It ' dlrrctljr to Ihr utralunl
portion and Ktntly but aurrly relieve all
tindiwy tu surrnrM or siralu.
II j it dally uf t lure will Ixi no pain, no
dlilriti, no nauua, no danger of lait-rallon
or other artldrnt, and the period will l una
of supreme comfort and Joj-ful antlilpttlon.
To all young women Holder IrVlend Is
ono of tlie grrairit of all lielptvl Influrnrt.
for It robs clilldbirtb or all Its aicoiilrs and
darners, dUeli all Hi" doubt and dread,
all muu of fear, nnd thus enables (tie mlod
and body to annlt th" Kri-ateit event In a
woman's llfo with, nntrammeleii gladnfM.
Mother's Trlend l a moiit rlierUheil
n-inrdy In thousands of homes, and Is of
surh iieeullar merit sod tabi" a In make It
'wntlally one to be recommended by all
women.
You will find It on sale at all ilnnt storefl
at $1.00 a bottle, or the. iJrnifKlut will Klsdly
gel It for you If you Insist upon It. Moth
er's I'rlend t pnpard only by lha Itrsd
tleld lleuulstor i' HIT .rnsr lld . At
lanln. a , who will rend you br mall,
sriled, a very Ini'rurtlvn )ook to cipciUnt
mothers. Write fur It to day.
Sweet Sixteen
Comes hut qnco In hor lifetime.
Lot tho portrait prescrvo the record
of that happy age, A visit to tho
photographer keeps fresh for all
time tho budding charms of sixteen
or tho bloom of twenty,
Think what thoso pictures will
mean to you and to her, In tho after
years,
Modern. equipment nnd tho natur
al, homoliko surroundings ot tho up-to-date
studio, Insure faithful and
artistic portralturo.
I am The Photoguipher In your town.
H. C. MACKEY
H, Main ami Central, Alvdford, Ore.
PROVING
AB
BASEBALL LEAGUES
S DECLARED TRUSTS
WASHINGTON, Apill 22. Dec lur
ing that the big baseball lcauue en
.lave uud coerce their placers, com
bine to picvcut coiiipctitiou und make
tip the "most niiloerutlc niul multt
i'Ioip truit in the world," u resolu
tion unking for a tliomuuli lnclm.i
tiou of thexe lenmu wu introduced
in the lower house of emigre today
by HopreMMitutivo (Inllaghcr of Illi
nois, The ieoluttnii provide- n eomiiiit
tee of seven to probe the liiuehnll
trust's vvorkimrs. linitieularlv ils Mif.
Hug of e'liiipeiition, uud uppm tinning
ot lertitory lor its exclusive use.
Humro hVgel, deposed president ul
the l'hiliidelphia club in the National
League, hat promised to Milium evi
dence to congress Mtstoiiiuig the
rosolution also directs the uttoruev
gcnerul to CMimine plaers' and other
contracts to determine whether the
Sherninn antitrust law is being vio
lated,
$4,000,000 LUMBER PLANT
IS DESTROYED BY FIRE
WH.MIN'tlTON', X. (', April 22
Causing dnmage estimated nl $1.
Omi.tlOO riru tlestrojeil the plnnt of
the Atlantic Coast Lumber (iiiuiuv,
The dnnt is mi id to have been the
largest tu the world.
GIRL SUFFERED
TERRIBLY
At Regular Intervals Says
Lydin E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound com
pletely cured her.
Adrian, Texas." I take pleasure In
mldlng my testimonial to the great list
inrni noim innv im
Ihoi interest to sui-
rrlniTUrtmill. For
'VK V" -CM ur yenra I sulTercd
tT 5M untold ngonles at
regular interval.
Such pains and
milium. sovero chills
nnd slcknessnt stom
ach, then Anally hem
orrhage until I
'vould bo nearly
lilln.l I lind flvil
doctors and none of them could do mors
thnn relievo me for n tune.
" I saw your advertisement In a pa
per nnd decided to try Lydia K. I'ink
hnm'a Vegctnblo Comjiound. I took
seven lwxcs of It and uswl two iKittlea
of tho Sanative Wnsh, and I am com
pletely cured of my trouble. When I
began taking the Compound I only
weighed ninety-six pounds nnd now I
welph one hundred and twenty-six
pounds. If nnyono wishes to niklroM
mo In person I will cheerfully nnswer
all letters, a I cannot spool; too highly
of the l'lnLhara reinodle."-.lb Jtw
Bin Makmii, Adrian, Texas.
Hundreds of such letters expressing
gratitude for the good I.ydla II I'ink
Imm's Vegctablu Comound has accom
pUshed ore consUintly In-lng r'celvsl,
proving the reliability of this grand old
remedy.
If rou vrant special ad lire irrltc to
T.rd'n K. I'lnkhai.i Jledlrluof.'... (i-oull-Initial)
Lynn, Main. Your letter will
ic opened, read aud ausncn-41 by a
rromuti and held In strict ronlldcucc.
E.D.Weston
Official Photographer of the
Medford Commercial Club
Amateur JTiiiiahing
Post Cards
Panoramic Work
Portraits
Interior and exterior vicwe
Flash lights
Negativea mado aiiv time
and any place by appoint
incut.
208 E. Main Phono 1471
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I 242 Turk Street
Finest popular priced
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Cottolene
makes dollcioua doudhnuts
Cotlolcnn makes delicious
doughnuta free ftx)tn Bogglnoss,
grcjisc and indigestion. Tlio rca
Bon is that Cottolene contains
vegetable oilnot nnlmnl fats
heats to n much higher degree
than butter or inrd, fries bo
quickly that it forma a criup, dry
crust over tho dough nnd prevents
the absorbing of the fat.
ColtolcHo is decidedly better
than butter or lard for all short
cning nnd frying. It is healthier,
it is qulcker.itis more economical.
Coitolcno cost3 no more than
lard; yon use but two-thirds of a
pound of Cotlo
Icao to do the
work of a full
pound of butter
or lard.
Coltoleon la never
sold In bulk nl
vvnya In alr tight
tlnpalU which pro
tect it from dirt
(lvist and odors. It
Is always unlfonn
and dependable.
.THE M. K. rAlKnAHtt COMPANY
m
Clark & Wright
LAWYERS
WAMIMM2TO.N, II. O.
Public Und Matters: Final Proof.
Desert Lands. Contest nnd Mluloy
Cuscu. Ucrli).
N. L. Tovvnsend
PAI.Vl'Ull AMI DHCOItATOIl
Hnvo Your Painting, Tinting and
Paper llnuglug Done by n Practical
Mechanic. Prlcoa High!. Satisfac
tion Oiiarautecd.
Phono lu:t-K
Till Iteiinett Ave.
BILL OFFUTT
Automobile Expert
Now Lornted at tho
("ruler IjiKo (larago
a;iH. Ilartlott Stteet
ItfU'iiniililc I'rlci-. Work (Jii.iianteed
ll-l of Itefcrcui'ci
Cam Washed aud Tlrs lUchangtd
tlarago Phono PJ-lt.
ISIS Theatre
TONIGHT
The Bullet-Proof Lady
A real, livo human bolng who dofies loadon bullots
to hurt hor.
MOST SENSATIONAL ACT IN VAUDEVILLE
Kemp and Melvin
In thoir big scream.
ANOTHER BIG COMEDY ACT
BY THE ENTIRE COMPANY
NEW SONGS
PHOTOPLAY PROGRAM
Tvo Parts GO Sconos
THE VENGEANCE OF DURAND
Writton especially for tho Vitagraph Co, by
REX BEACH
PATHE'S WEEKLY
. Come early and got a good seat
Admission 1 5 and 25 cents
VHERI5 TO OO I
rONIGHT
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STAR
THEATRE
Alvva)tt In the IawiiI
TOIIAV NI 'HI.MOHimW ONLV
IIO.N'T MISS TIIIH
Willi a HH'ilil Added Allraetlou,, IM
tieatloiuilt InxtrurlHe, Ihilcr
lalulug
W. J. LKIHTI'titlT
America's oungNt globe trotter,
In n IC niluuto curtain talk nn tho
Pnuama Cannl, Illustrated with -lit
orlKiiial views photogrnphetl nt not.
nhle points nlong tho canal by .Mr.
l.lBhtfoot, who has been live ytmrs In
tho rauiil tone. IIo will bo heard at
tlio Star Muuday and Tuesday.
I'ouiplele Change of Program
IIHMI I Vet ot .Mutual PIIiiib IUIIII
,hwi)N I In llel
Special pi It c for cbllilreu during
.M'Hidn)- and Tuoday uinlliirr.
To children under )'J yearn will bo
admitted on ono he ttekot
Two children between I- and 15
will be admitted on om 10c tlckwt.
KVIIM.VCS, He mnl Kc
CO.MINO
'UV HALOMI'''
April SB-sn
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THE BEST PICTUnCS IN TOWN
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XHAT I'ltlOAV ANI SATllllllAV
"A Will and u Way"
No. 8 of tho
"WHAT IIAPPIIMtO TO M.UtV"
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NEW ACTS
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