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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1913)
-B & - ,""- "-T '"'( o ot,t)FOTW matt 'rimwNE. Mrcnroi.n, oi.KfioN.TuiwnAv. APiw.!.n. im.i. ' 7 TJ Lsft WOK DEFENDS SMS RIGHT 10 PASS LAND LAW WASHINGTON, April 3S D fens of tho stnnd taken by Oovtrnor Johnson nnd member ot tho Cali fornia itntc legislature on the nntt allou land law problem wns rolccd here today by United States Senator Johu D. Works or California. "Every stato has a right to pro vide by law who will own Its land and to except alions from this right. The national government has no right to enact any law or make any treaty either denying or Impairing this right ot r state. "Governor Johnson and tho Cali fornia legislature arc strictly within their rights when thoy Insist on en acting an alien land law whether It excludes cltltcns ot all or but one foreign nation. If a government treaty infringes on that right, a state Is not bound to abide by Its provi sions. On tho other hand, tho presi dent Is within his right when endeav oring to persuade n state to waive Its rights and respect a treaty. Dut neither our own government nor auy foreign nation has tho right to co erce a state, and no self respecting ntato would submit to dictation or coercion from either Bource. "Tho American and Japanese gov ernments may Just as well under stand for onco and for all that the subjects of Japan coming to Cali fornia aro extremely objcctlonablo to our people and that their permanent ownership ot land will not long be allowed. "If there Is any existing- treaty preventing any state from enacting as effective alien laws as may bo de sired, the government owes It to that stato and to tho wrholo country to abrogate that treaty." CITY TO BE MADE ATTRACTIVE FOR EVISI D TORS Judging from tho plans formulated by committees of tho local lodge of Oddfellows Mod ford will be more ela borately decorated with bunting nml electric lights thnn at any previous time in her history when the grand lodge meets here in May. All of tho business houses on Main street were solicited today for orders for bunt inir to decorate their nlnees. The committee, is specifying the colors to be used. Sexernl thousand yards of hunt ing is to be used while long strings of electric lights will be strung across Main s-trcet. Even" place of busi ness in the city is to be appropriately decorated. The local lodge has taken over the Xntsilorium complete. This building will be used for nil assemblies of the grand lodge nml, for festivities. ELIZASETH GUflLEY FLYNN THE I. W. W. ORATOR BIXBY WNSS WHITE SLAVE PROBE BOSTON PEOPLE FIND ROADS IN POOR SHAPE n. E. Dame and a party of auto Kobilists of Boston tarried In Mcd ford last night on their way from Southern California to Seattle. They state that the roads over the moun tains are in very poor condition rank ing touring rather unpleasant. The party left Dos top last August an'd mofcred lpr Los Angcle wljere the3 spent three months'. They "arc now on their way homo over tho tho northern route. Thin is Mr. Dame's fourth transcontinental trip. JUDGE CALKINS TO MAKE HOME HERE Judge F. VL Calkins of the circuit court, after several years residence at Ashland, has moved to this city and will make his home here in tho future. He decided upon this Htep owing to the large amount of court business on hand which made it necessary that he eliminate tho long trip to and from Ashland. ENGINEER IS HERE TO MAKE SURVEY OF ROGUE J, It. Lupcr, engineer of tho stato water board, Is In Med ford looking over tho Rogue river and its tribu taries securing data to bo used In tho adjudication of the pending water cabes before Supervisor Chinook, lie will detcrmlno tho flow of the stream, 4he rate per aero and other facts entering Into the settlement of claims. Mr. Luper, who Is stopping at tho Hotel Medford, will remain in tho city and vicinity until August. LOS ANGELES. ( .!., April 20.- With George II. lli.l of 1-ong Dciieh, scheduled to he the fir-t uitnev called, the deliberation of th coun ty grand jury were the center today of anti-white slavery crusade here. Diiby, who apenred at the court house yesterday after a mysterious absence of a week, wn ordered to report today. His attorney, Oscar Lawlcr, stated that he would testify in detail regarding the alleged black mail plot of which he claimed to be tho object Two more Los Angeles business men are drawn to the edge of the fieSclight today by the stories told the police by two motion picture act resses who heretofore hnvo not ap peared in the police investigation or grand jury probe. The names of the girls, both of whom are said to be minors, liko the names of tho men they accused, were withheld. Several witnesses in tho cases of Christine Nenl and Eva Sercl Ncs- beith have been carried over until next week, Judgo Wilbur of tho ju venle court having intimated that a dozen warrants for the arrest of men of their acquaintance will be issued. DETECTIVES OFF FOR I PORTLAND, Ore., April 29. De tectives are eu route to Portland from Marfchficld today with J. C. La Franco and wife, wanted here on the chargo of swindling insurance com panies out of $15,000. According to Marshfield authorities, LaFrance has admitted his identity. Jn July last year, a body in nn ad vanced state of decomposition was foiind near Estacada, Oregon, and was identified ns being that of L;i Franco by tho clothing it wore. Mrs. Lurrniicc is alleged to have collected the 315,000 insuranco her husband carried on his life. LaFrance was located through de tectives shadowing his Tife. There is much conjecture ns to the identity of the body on which tho insurance wus collected and LaFrance has re fused to comment in this connection. WILSON STANDS PAT. (Continued from pagt 1.) BBBBBBBBsV PBBBBi' ! BBH LsbsbsbBl An r m HB.- BBH mL x r v. c f iLiBHk vfj 49H3sBBBBkBBBHftftttBw aH ir'SEEK TO CLOSE HUSBAND NAILED KENNET SMELTER MBIBJMMTB TF ACCOUN 1ES Wife o Weak nnd Nervous Could Not Stand Least Noise How Cured. Llixahcth Gurlev Flynii, the Indu ttinl Workers of the World orator, is trying to ship 3,000 children of the silk mill strikers of Puterson, N. J., to New York to hnc them enred for during the jdriko which w already resulted in bloodshed. She insists thev will soon be without anything to eat and must be sent to relatives and sympathizers to avert starvation while their mothers and fathers are holding out. "Do you want to help your fathers and mothers win the striket" she cried in a meeting largely attended by children. "Yes," was the answer. "Would you bo willing to leave home for a while and go to New York where friends will care for you m as to take the harden off your parent while they ore fighting for their rights V ho asked. There was another chorus of as sent from the children. Miss Flynij has become, perhaps, the niot-t prominent woman labor ngi tator in the country. The Industrial Workers organization rely on her al most as much as on William D. Hay wood, the chief of it. KFDDIXa, Cal., April 20. Tlini the Mammoth Copper smelter plant at Keunet should be abated us n , public miwntiee because fume-filled' smoke destroys egotntlon and mil- f mal life for miles around, was reo-j ommended to the suervisors bv n grand jury here today. Tho jury further recommended that the board of supervisors instruct tho district attorney to proceed ngninst the smel ter. The smelter nnd adjoining mine employ more than one thousand men. ! The smelter people claim that the plant is doing no damage whatever, since the installation of n $330,000 bag house five- years ngo. The smelter is operating under n decree of the Tinted States supreme court , which permits n small amount of sulphur dioxide to bo emitted from its stacks. The smelter at Coram, nearby, was closed three years ago because it did not comply with this decree. TAX I CAB DRIVES CABMAN TO COMMIT SUICIDE SEATTLE, Wash., April 2!). Driven to desperation by the advent of the tn.xiab nnd the automobile hack which seriously diminished hi" earning inwer, II. E. Crew, fifty three, one of the best known hack drivers in Seattle, shot himself through the head and is dead here today. Crew hud at one time been well to do. MRS ORE CHOSEN HHD OF GREATER MEDFORD GOLD DUST makes soft water available everywhere Munford, Ala. " I was no wenk and nervous while pawing through tho Clmngo of l.lfti that I could lmnlly live. My husband lind to nail rubber on all tho gated for 1 could not stand it to hnvo a gate lam. "1 nlsohnd back ache and a fullness in my stomach. 1 noticed that Lydln E. riiikhnut' Vege table Compound was advertised for such cases and I sent and got a bottle. It did too so much good Unit I kept on taking It and found It to bo all you claim. 1 recommend your Compound to all women nlllictcd ns I was.''-Mrs. F. P. MulXKNDOiiu, Aluti ford, Alabama. An HoiH'.st Dependable- 3Iltcluo Is Lydia E. Plnkham'a Vegetable Com ound. A Hoot nnd Herb medicine orig inated neatly forty years ngo by Lydln E. Tinkhnm of Lynn, Mm., for con trolling female til. Its wonderful success in this linn has made It tho snfest and inoiit dopondnlilo medicine of tho ago for women and no woman suffering from futnnlo Ills dooi herself justice who docs not give It n trial. If you hnvo tho slightest doubt that l,ylh. I'.lMiikhiun'.s Vegeta ble Compound will help you, write toLydlalM'liiUhum.'Metlli-liieCo. (confidential) I, ynn.Inss., for ad vice. Vour letters lit ho opened, rend nnd answered hy u woman, nnd held In strict eontltleiicc. Died. ItEESEn -At l'ortlaud, April 2, 13. r. Itecser, pioneer of Ashland Horn Schuylkill county, Pennsyl vania, August 14, 1S28, Carao to Oregon In I860, sottllng at Juclcsonvlllc, a few years later moving to Ashland, where ho built the Stephenson building and conduct ed a hardware business for many years. Afterwards ho operated a sawmill in the Dead Indian country. Tho following children survlvo him u well as a number of grandchil dren: Mrs. V. U. Camps, Ashland; Mrs. I), a Uorrju, Portland; Mrs. G. W. Peunobakor, Ashland, Ore,; Mrs. O. IS. Hooper, Ashland; MUs Margaret Roeeer, Portland; Horace r. Ileeser, Ashland, and Mrs. II. 11 Carpenter, Dunsmulr, Cal. Inter ment took placu at Ashland, Sunday. E0RN. HORNTo Mr, and Mrs, Rondlnot Couior lu Portland, a son, April 27, officials, und it mny be he will go di rect from Snu Francisco to Washing ton. It is possible, however, that de velopments may bring him to Sucra niento before ending his effoits to meet the president's views ou the anti-alien land bill. Inclusion Is Certain. The apparent determination of tho state administration to go ahead with Japanese exclusion was prac tically pressed last evening at Bryan's second conference with tho legislators, When there seemed a possibility that Hryan's picas might induce- dcluy, Governor Johnson nroso and, in u few words, practically sett forth tho stato's position. "The bill proposed for passago by the California legislature can call forth no just criticism from any for eign nation," said tho governor. "Hero in Culifomin it is not a ques tion of whether tho Japanese gov ernment takes offeuso at what wu do, but whether wo give that government just cause for offense, I do not bu liovo that tho proponed bill limiting ownership to aliens who nro eligible to citizenship gives tho Japanese just cause- for taking olfcu&o." Mrs. E. E. Gore was chosen presi dent of the Orcator Medford club at moetlug hold Monday afternoon and will nssunio offico at the annual meeting to be held next month. Mrs. W. G. Davidson, the retiring presi dent, declined to serve another year. Other officers chosen were: Mrs. W. G. Davidson, first vlco president; Mrs. Y. E. Merrick, second vlco presi dent; Mrs. W. W. Harmon, treas urer; Mrs. A.-I). Schuster, recording secretary; Miss Elizabeth Robinson, corresponding secretary. Tho club's retiring officers will filo tbolr reports at the annual meet ing to bo hold next month. At that tlmo work for tho coming year will bo outlined and dlscussod. Every woman knows the luxury of having soft water at her command, especially for washing clothes, but Naturo has denied this luxury to many, especially to those living in cities or in "Jiard water' countries. However, every woman can have soft water in her homo with little trouble and less expense. The sprinkling of Gold Dost washing powder in the water from your taps or well will make it as soft as the rain water that falls from the clouds. Gold Dust takes out the mineral substances that make tho water hard and brings out the greatest cleansing value. effe Eyed seldom prow better without help, but how ran glasses improperly adjusted help your eyes? Evory day I seo pcoplo wearing glasses which by their position bo foro tho eyes nro a positive Injury. I liuvo special skill In adjusting glasses ns well as In testing tho eyes. Comu In and tmvo yours properly adjusted. Dr. Rickert Over Kentner's Th-GoUDuit Twins MskettyWeyitrH Briefer D Ml UM 'SIP, Nisblha, Dti. 34t. Aram.ol r KrMsiithOAlJ Dmtt. Csld.Dv-t hi -II tftafrtbl cLaoiiclquibli.lla c.rfttilr turmloi lad UiliaS form. "Ut lU COLD DUST TWINS rf your work' IS.IIUIIWII I- UIUUUU) UPSET? "GflSCflRETS." Xo Ifradacho, liilliousncss, Upset Stomach, ldi.y Liver or Coiihtl pated Honels by Morning Are you keeping your bowels, liver and stomach clean, puro and fresh with Cascarcts, or merely forcing a passageway through these alimentary or dralnago organs every few days with salts, cathartic pills, castor oil or purgatlvo waters? Stop having a bowol wash-day. Let Cascarcts thoroughly clcanso and regulate tho stomach, romovo tho un digested, sour and fermenting food and foul gases, tako tho excess blln from tho liver and carry out of the system all tho decomposed -wastu matter and poisons In tho Intestines and bowels. A Cascaret tonight will malco you feel great by morning. Thoy work whlio you sleep never grlpo, sicken or oauso any inconvenience, and cost only 10 cents a box from your drug gist Millions of men and women tako a Cascaret now and then and never havo headache, biliousness, coatou tongue, inuigostion, sour stomach or constipated bowels. Cos- carets belong to ovory household, Children Just lovo to tako thorn, Draperies We carry a very complete line of drnprlt. lace curtain", flxturra, etc., ana do sit clo-ir. or upliolsterlna. A pedal man to look after this work exclusively und will elve as good service as Is noislbio to get In even the Inrtfoat cities. Weeks & McGowan Co. SSLaLaaaaaLUiLB ? HjvI Wo prldo ourcltc on the Inclu sive llaUcry AtmoKphero whlrh pre vails hero. 'I ho only odor thut nro odorable heio nro thmo ndorablo odorn iirNhig from our iMloriferouN bakery goods due to their iiiullty anil tho sanitary conditions xjrvudiiig our shop. MEDFORD BAKERY & DELICATESSEN 4' 8. Central Protect Yourself Auk for ORIGINAL GENUINE The Food Drink for all Ages-Others arc Imitations SAVE MONEY ON SHOES Attend our Big Cut Price Shoe Sale. Money Saved is Money Earned. 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