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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1913)
PtSfrf 5 v i ' if h BH9H555E5SSES wi. IQCAL AND -PEI RSONAL Froo for liaulliiR, Reed, rich creek bottom Hrt. SIS K. Main, right on imvoliient. Main Ill(kn nnd Jlnrlon Lnnce mnde a phvcu o( sixteen fthe slrel bend's Wednesday. Wltllnin Mullor 'nnd Dr. deploy nlso lirought In n Kood strlhlr. jfrouccrB Frtilfc ea. tin Just re polvnd a. targe shipment of 1 lb. and jb tlh lop berry baskets, nnd can fill ordors In any quantity. Wo also Imvo on hand n largo supply of the celebrated ."Security" orchard lad iicrs Innll nb.es. lltilph' Clarke, who was a resident of Medford several years ago, Is In tbo city for a few days. Ho Is lo cated ht 'linker. Colonel nnd Mrs. .T. P. Mundy left for Portlnnd Wednesday evening Th'ey will return at the end of the week. $3,000 accident and 11 To Insurance for $10: $5250 for $17.50. Sec Holmes, tho insurnnco mnn. Mrs. C. 13. Conklln nnd Mrs. Hugh Elliott visited friends living In Jacksonville Wednesday afternoon. Curtis Anderson, son of liort An derson, who Iiob been attending the Culver military academy, Is In Med ford again. Don't forgot tbo Klks plcnlo at Colestln Sunday, P. I). Illackden of Climax trans acted business In Medford tho fore part of tho week. W I. Vayter, president of tbo Jackson County bank, Is In Portlaud on a short business trip. Orchard, hunting, ashing And Crater Lake scenes for sale- at Cor king ft Harmon's studio. Negatives made any place, kodak finishing. 138 Bast Main street Phone HE R. Dr. E. n. Scely's family la at New port for tho summer. Tho doctor will go to tho beach occasionally! as business will permit. Mrs. Klrmln Zena of Gold Hill, who has been in Medford visiting her sister, Mrs. K. Ingrahnm, re turned homo Wednesday. Kodak finishing, best In town, at Weston's. John M. Root has returned from San Francisco, where ho spent sev eral weeks pn business. M. A. Womack, tho miner, went to Gold Hill Wednesday evening. Tickets for the Elks excursion to Colestln can bo obtained from the .Elks committee, Jesse Hamilton returned to Jack son county during tho week, after an absence of several years in Washington. Mrs. C. O. Seaman of Roguo River. who has been visiting her daugh ters, Mrs. C. E. Dufficld nnd Mrs, F. M. Lance, left for her homo on "Wednesday evening. E. D. Weatom commercial ohotos rapber, negativoa made any time or place by appointment. Phone M Ull. Mrs. Sumner of Sacramento Is at Roguo River visiting relatives vhilo on her way to Newport. L. O. Van Wegen. a well-known horseman, has fcono to Ashland to visit bis family. iiero wui he great doings at Colestln Sunday when tho Elks ex cursion arrives. You cannot afford to miss It. W. R. Tfcmaino, Mrs. E. H. Try on, Mrs. O. F. Haskell and Race Tremulue of Crcswcll arrived in Medford Wednesday. Colonel n. C. Washburn of Table Rock motored to Medford Wednes day afternoon. Dr. Klrcbgessncr will bo at Hotel Nash every Saturday from 10 a. m. to 8 p. va, on and after May 24. S. P. Mathow Is down from Butte Falls, accompanying his nleco and nephew, who have been visiting him, to Medford, 9, W, McDouald, cashier of tho Jackson County bank, and his fam ily nro being visited by Mr. nnd Mrs. L. F, Pickett of Spirit Lake, la., who are relatives. The greatest picnic excursion over given In southern Oregon will bo tho Elks picnic at Colostln Sunday. Everybody is going to Colestln Sunday on tho Elks excursion. mho stnto camp meeting being now Jn Medford by tho Seventh Day Auvoniists nt, .Edward and Deatty Bireots, is being well attended Mucji interest Js being manifested. ' C. W, Palm nnd F, V. Medynskl h.avo gone to Pollcan Hay to riistl- cato ut that well-known summer re sort. Thoy will return next week. , Summer slab wood 2.00 n tlor. Valley Fuel Co., Tel 70. Mrs. J. nrown went to Gold Hill Wednesday on a visit with relatives nitd friends. Weeks & HcGowan Co. UNDERTAKERS ftAav AMurvAmr Day Phono ir7 SWtt Y, W. Week 111,11.8 Vim A. K. Orr U1H-H V. K. nolle, vlci-mesldoiit of tho Pacific & Eastern Railroad company, left for Portland Wednesday, oven Ing. Colonel George P. Minis of Bovoit Oahn transacted business in Medford Wednesday afternoon. Vapor baths And aolentltlo mas sago for men and women. Dr. R. J, Lockwood, chiropractor. 303 Gar- nott-Corey bldg. Phono 148, R. A, Holmes, the insuratico agent, made a business trip to tho northwestern part of tbo county this week. Misses Eaton of Ashland, who have been visiting their grand father William Eaton, left for homo Wednesday afternoon. Yon can't afford to miss tho fun at tho Elks Sunday excursion to Colestln. Harry Silver was of tho many Ashlanders In Medford during the week. Mrs. Ruby Fox and (rs. Walch of San Frnnclsco nro at Jacksonville visiting Mrs. Iiene Eaton, tbo for mer's mother. For best quality homo grown meMs, go to Stall 12, Public Mar ket. J. R. Tyrrell. Professor Harrington of Jackson ville left for tho north Wednesday evening. Thomas E. Osgood, county sur veyor, left on n business trip to Portland Wednesday evening. Tho finest studio In Southern Ore gon has been opened by Gerklng & Harmon, nt 228 East Main St., first stairway east of Star theatre. Our work is always tho best. Views of all kinds for sale. Tho best of Ko dak finishing. Negatives mado any time or place. Phono 320-J. Guy Thresher nnd O. Dunlnp of Phoenix were of tlioso who camo to Medford Wednesday. Clinton Cook of Applegate spent a few hbura In Medford Wednesday afternoon. Plctorinl Review patterns now In stock at Moo Co. 10C Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Klmo of Griffin creek wero recent visitors In Medford. C. V. Meeker nnd H. E. Harris are recent arrivals in Medford. Private music lessons from 50 cents upwnrd to Threo dollars por losson, according to subject and teacher chosen. .Medford Conserva tory; open all summer. Collego Bldg. I. H. Bradford, tho Insurnnco and real cstato agent, has rented a resi dence on North Oakdale and Is ex pecting his family to arrive soon. D. H. Jackson and his daughter, Miss Minnie, returnee from Ashland vveunosdny. They hnve been nt tending tho Chautauqua. Talk with Tumy, in tho Garnctt Corey Bldg., about the low cost or accident Insurance In tho Travolcrs Insurance company. 101 Miss Blanche Wood, who has been visiting at Richmond, Cal., during tne past few weeks, returned Wed nesday evening. R. II. Hart returned Wednesday from San Francisco, whero he has been transacting business. New green pasture with shado and running water to let. Isaacs, phone G91-n-4. Brooms Ask your dealer for the product of the Ashland factory. The ladles of tho Altar society of tho Catholic church will have all kinds of home cooking, pics, cook ies, cakes, salads, cold meats, dough nuts, etc. Special orders taken by calling 110C-J, at tho public market on Saturday. V. J. Emerlek and W. H. Humph- rey leu ror Beattle Wednesday, whore they will be Joined by Mr. LUsworth. Tho trio will then pro- ceeu to Alaska to hunt bear nnd othor big game. Miss MIddlebusher of Trail visit ed in Medford und Central Point during tho weok. Mr. and Mrs. Ashton returned from Seattle Wednesday and will tarry In tho valley a while beforo leaving for San Francisco. Thoy Hill. T, n. Wright arrived from Cros cent City Wednesday and will re main a few days. William McCredio was down from his pear orchard, located west of Central Point, during tho week. This Is Grants Pass day at Chnu- inuo.ua, nnd tho Southern Pacific Is giving a low round-trip rato to Ash land. Tho apodal train wan nmn. Ied by a largo number of residents of Josephlnp county's capital, while Mecuoru and othor points furnished u iiuerai quota of missenKers. Tho owners of tho Suncrest orch ard, which is located a few miles east of Talent and Is ono of tho largest and best In southern Oregon, uiu nuving a packing house 02x112 feet In size and two HtDHes high built. Although only a small nr. Hon of their trees nro Jn bearing as yet, thoy will ahlp several carloads oi iruit thin year. tfilwfir.t n III.... ,. . , . . " v- '" oiuu ni ids Home m aieruord July JO from pneumonia after an Illness of soverul weeks. Ho was about HE yoins old and In stir vlved by thrue small children. Rice attempted sulrldo by taking turbollt add some tlmo jigo because of bin unrequited Infutimllun of Mini Wltbrow, u lrlrj0ytais. MEDFORD MAJJJ TRTBUNTC. POOR LITTLE CHILDREN OF NEW WORK TENEMENTS FIND A WAY TO BATHE EVEN WHEN THEY HAVEN'T CARFARE ..... ' ' . i . . - When the heal of the en. I Mo ot New York, whole hundreds of thous uiuls of the poor live in Iniomeiits lieoonirM uiihonrnble, tho boys find u wnv U eool lhein-ole. Mayor (lay uor two enrs nc instructed Fire Department official- to Imvo their Jnmoa Vance. Robert McKluk sldo, Earl and Rollln Hubbard com pose a party who, with threo burros nnd n camping outfit nro cu route to the Pnclflc ocean via tne Klam ath river. They will go as far north as the mouth of Roguo river and visit the Josephine county enves on their return. John Wilson, county Jailor, left for Portland Wednehdny evening nnd will bring back with him Peter son, who Is chnrged with larceny by bailee. Tho defendant Is chnrged with buying a doublo set of harness from tho Medford Harness company under false representations and skipping with it. Ho will prohnbly havo an examination In Justice Tay lor's court Frldny. R. M. Cross of Portland spent Wednesday with H. A. Thlerolf, manager of the Big Pines company Ho Is vice-president of tho corpora tlon, owning this and other con corns selling nnd manufacturing lumber. spencer unuuers and Mi son, Harry, who were accoulpanlcd by A, n. Sallng, havo returned from an nutomoblle trip to Central Oregon. They went as far as Burns, finding business quiet nnd dovelopmcnt slackened everywhere, although tho country they visited Is In- excellent condition notwithstanding. I. II. Snell paid no attention to tho loud protest of women In an au tomobile bo wak driving nnd made a right-angled turn while going at a rato of thlrty-flvo miles an hour at n point near Klamath Falls Sunday. Ab a result the machine turned tur- tlo nnd Its occupants were thrown out. Sneli Is qulto seriously Injur ed, Miss Phillips Is badly bruised, Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Doney and two small children moro or lc&s hurt. Snell Is said to havo been under the influcnco of liquor nt tho time. Mrs. R. O. Mlnear has returned from Portland after a two months' visit. Her daughter and son re turned with her. The subject of Dr. Hughes' lecture tonight at tho Chautauqua will bo, "Tho Fine Ar.t of Living." Friday's subject will bo, "Tho Dimension of Life." . MULHALL TELL8 SECnETS. (Continued from Page 1) On May C, 3008, MuTnnll mivh, Jiv called on Watson and Senators Cur ler, Ilemcnway nnd Aldrich, nil "ohnl tlnjr plensnntly" and nil wiyliifr un fair legislation would not pass I'jc Hound. Mullinll said ho wrote Sohwedtmaii that novoridge had said JANET BEECHER TO WED A YOUNG LAWYER fern lA Ky&xnt- t.iAi 'jr 7 .- . .. j, TiA-. , Juiiot Jleechor, long u stur In tho flrinanlnt Wlilcll J)a'ld Bulasco nur tures, has coinu to tho conclusion that married life beats tho Htago, and accordingly silo slipped nway with Harry tiuggeiihulmer, a young Now York law) or, tho other day und o'i tallied a mnrrlago llcensu, Thu ton plu kvpt thu fact uecrnt. But when t lit'ii wuru dlsovirod (buy udiultt'.l tlity w'ito to bo currlud, 4rppirfljf rMmm w;tA, . .. i rA'iidJvi:i r.w 4nmnBtfm MEDFORD, ORTCflON. men turn on (lit water from Mreat hydrant so tlint ehildreu could bathe. Now it litis become u regular tiling to don linllrin'i; MittH nnd have hath on n htreet corner, while MMtret of strangerh look on in nston iiliment. v the X. A. M. would have to heccpt nn amended Stu,nnmitnit law nil anil child labor law hji'dnn nnti-iujutu'-tiou law. Mullinll nid he then caw llemcuwny und wrule Sfhwcdlmait as follew: Tnlkluc Ttirbugli HU Hut "Hemrnvtny told me If I n.v Hev eriilo naiu to toll him ho was talk ing through hi hnt and a damn Mior ono nt that'' Watson confirmed Ilenionwny's report, ayin!j Hevcrid;e was ernsj't On May 7, llins, Mullinll said ho accompanied Wutsun to llattimori and en joute Watson said that he (Watson) and Cannon had started the scare about nuti-injuuetion Ick-i-lntion ami nu nuieudmeut to thu Shennan law to head off tariff lejjN latioti. On May H, Mullinll nlleged, Sehwcdttnnn wrote him that Heve: ide's influcnco wns wnninir, ndding: "It always is disngrccablo to mo to think o have uiiytliint: in cominon with iiiun who are wron; on the labor question as Hevvridgv A llownver, we never know who our bedfellows nre. Wnt-on is a mnn nfter my own heart and wo will help him in every way." Ohio Shoo Strike Mullinll declared ho went to Ports mouth. Ohio, nnd broke a strike there of 1100J) fdineworkcw. Ho snid ho entertained the strike lender, bought the union's entile net-relit and ended the htriko within three days. Thu witness declared that on May 'JO, 1008, K. A. M. hi'udquartcrfl wrote him Hint thoy wanted "(ho right kind of miisriwineii" elected in the Tenth and Klcvcnth l'eiiiiHylvniiia districts, and 'wanted Cannon of Illinois nnd Jenkins of Wist oimiu reeleelud. Many letters that Mullinll wrote to head- quarters appealed for,fiuueinl aid for Jenkins, "one of our best friends." Once, Mullinll said, Jenkins did not have Riifficient money to pay rail-' road faro and money wns rushed to his aid. He told of pnvitit Henry Ncal, one of the speaker's me-sengcni to keep him informed rcxnrdiiifr tla spenker'H inltord. All for (1. O. I. Tlikei A score of lettol-s mid lele(,'rnnH, nrrnnged chroiudogieally nerd read purporting to hliow that the N'. A. SI. officials were in constant touch with reublicnn lenders both before and iluriiij,' the 1008 convention. Kmery, ono of tho letters Nnid, was "in touch'' with thO committee on Reso lutions ten days before tho conven tion met. The prcsiilpiit of tho N. A. M. SIul liall said, and the executite hoard at tended the convention mid when the ticket wan hdeett-d nil tho resources of tho X. A. SI. were used to aid Tii ft nnd Sherman WASHINGTON, JuTy 17. Plans to mako tho National Association of Manufacturers a controlling factor of congressional campaigns to dofcat legislation in Washington which Its members did hot npprovo, to got the ears of men running presidential booms and to land a member ot thu association In tho cabinet of the pres ident worn laid beforo tho senate lobby committed today, Martin. Mullinll, self-BUded lobbyist for the association sworo to thu au thenticity ot nearly four hundred loi ters which told of these plans and brought In tho names nt such mon as former Presidents RooBovelt and Taft lato Vice President Sherman( former Speaker Cannon, (lore, Senators Aid rich, Hcmonway, Forakor and others, Arthur Vorys of Ohio, manager of the Tart campaign of 1908 and Frank Hltchcoek, ono tlmo chairman of tlin republican national commlttoo and postmnstor general In Tad's cabinet Mullinll testified that the National Council for Industrial Dofotlso organ ization was allied to tho national an soclatlon. The manufacturer1! raised between five hundred thousand utid sovkii hundred thousand dollars a year to bo used to oppose legislation Hm member did not like, THURSDAY, .lUfiY 17, 1f)1ft. ARAN! LIABLE TO ARREST FDR Tho effort of W. l Arnut to bold bin Job as slipnrlutoluluut o( Crater Lake national park, despltu his num mary removal by Secretary, t( the llttei lor Lane, and thv rulings against him by tho totlm-al clrll cr vice board und Attorney (Jmiernl MclleyuoldH, and the stoppage of his pay July 1, has bcon referred lo thu United Ktntcc department of Justlco, which will probably tivko HUutpii'iy action ami arrest liliu for trutpass, Avttnt ictnliiH poKHCHxJon of the gov ernment headquarters, refusing to surrender on demand of Secretary Lane. Will (I, Htenl, who was ap pointed superintendent, nlno ic maliiH In tlu' park on Lane's order. As a result ot Arnnt'i action, no work Is being done on roads and trails, no nuto llroiiscs are being col lected, no foresters are at work and tbo short season Is rapidly progress ing without needed Improvements being made, money for which Is available. A, L. Parkhurst drove down from tho lake Thursday and states that thu road to tho rim will be open by Snturday. It Is now open to within n few hundred yards. Work next weok begins on finishing tho stone Inn whlrh was begun two years ago KATl'RIl.W AND SUNDAY SI'KCIAIj AT P.WJIi TH:.Ti:it Petlto Alvn. the clever llltlo Par- such a decided bit at tho Page the ater Wednesday night, will again appear beforo Medford theater lov ers on Saturday and Sunday nights In change of program. She Is a clover little miss, commanding n big salary and showed her rluverness and ability to please by the repeated encores she received, Resides this attraction, tho man agement will show a big thri'O-riK'l moving plrturo feature, entitled, California Itodco," depleting tbo scenes similar to those of the Pen dleton Round-up, but on a more elubornto scale, and which tins iifvor been shown In any house for less Admission C and 10 cents. Notlro to llio Stockholders of The Sterling tiiild (Jiniru .Mining anil Milling Co. Notice Is hereby given that there will bo bold nn adjourned meeting of the stockholders of the above named company, July 19, 10 13, nt 8 o'clock p. in , nt tho office ot tho president. W. II. Canon, Room 29, Jackson County Hank bldg., for the purpose of reorganizing the company nnd transferring of property to tho new company. J. L. DK.MMKR, Secretary. HAVE YOUR WXTCI! . CLEANED OCCASIONALLY! A .WATCH will run withou oil or cleaning longer than anyl)thcr piece of machin ery but it needs both occasion ally, i vm)ih A If you will consider that th'e rim of (he balance wheel travels over fifteen miles a day, you will not prudce your watch a speck of oil and a cleaning once a year. It will increaie the life and accuracy of your watdh lVS your watck with iu ta-ifarVj the Waltham, Elgin, Howard PARK TRESPASS Hamilton, .. Illinois, .. South Bend and Rockford move ments in all the sizes. Also the new Gent's Thin Model Tult Dress Watch. Martin J. Reddy The Jeweler Nearl. O DEFIES 50 OfFjCPfS UIOI.IilNOllAM, VmbIi Jul) 17. -"Tin1 liaiullt who for rivo ilnyH lmn eluded fifty of Tirol s on Shaw Inland trlml to t'srnin' ft out Point (teorgo In a fishing dory yesteiduy morning, hut wuh diiveii buck to shorn b) Canadian patrol boat. At 0:110 o'clock last nlHht thu outlaw pn Kited along tho beaeh In front of tho Slnnv Island cnuuory searching for an other boat In which to make his oh cape, Ho wns driven Into the woods and nightfall put a stop to the man hunt. The outlaw obtained food at a fish trap .vi'itenhiy moiulng. He Ih tired and haggard, but determin ed that bo will never bo taken alive Neiv Singer m Htnr MamtKcr llurkhntt has secured tor a few lilt) only, Mr. Ilnrry Ray mond, an excellent tmiltouo singer Mr, Raymond comes very highly ice ommeuded, having Just cloicd nn on- (T $4.50--$5.00 Ton Black Behling's - We Like To Kit Vr THE, PAINT SHOP Paints, Oils, Varnishe3 and Wall Papor Por yoiif Tiniing, Paiulin nutl Paper llaiipn Set J. H. FIRES Proprietor Phono 243 J Siskiyou Heights Now is flio iiino lo mako solcclion of I0I3 and tracts in this magnificent residence district. SEE JOHN A. TORNEY ROOM 1, PALM BLOCK ISIS Theatre SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY ONLY ' WAMBA A I'll I lil) OK TIIU.JUNULU SKU-CPK Wllil) ANIMAL SKXSATION .lN2 1llJI3Lf3 3-OTHER PHOTO PLAYS- 3 Maiiiiec2:irl.M. AIUSIO Wli'FKOThJ Ue.st of J'ietiireH Perfeei Projection MAIL-TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED1 WANT ADS ARE READ BY ALL OF THE PEOPLt il v Hi .i Till VI ill M WELwfc&mi1' mWM if 1. r umji imiz- rvi'vw W M. gageiumll nl (ho People's theater, Poitbiiul, 1 1 hi flint iippuiuniit'o will bo tonight, The pholophi)ii mi tile bill today are above tho iivi'lugi', featliilug a two-reel Kiiy.lleo, elitllleil, Ii!Ii o or Hiiitciih," ode of thMr best. Thuio mo tin eo other pUiurofl. ImiudliiK one of thosu laiighnblo'comiidlei pio (lucoil by the now fiiiiiuuu Ku)slino coiiipiiiiy, An eutlto iihaugM oT pliolnplayii tomorrow with ''l-'roiil V'!1" " I'opo' in the big feat lire; PLYMOUTH, luil., July 10. Motor pattleii, arriving fiolil Diuic foot, a town near Lake Maxlukuckeo, today reported thnl I lui (own inur slial had hung this uotlcu In fiout of thu (own hull: "Notice to nutlliieblllsln: Speed limit, ncvuiity-rivo uiles mi hour, Drive as fust you damn tilouso." TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY I'Olt KXCIIANlIK- Close In Im proved ranch for rUmr ulty Im proved; describe fully first letter: deal with owner. Hot atlS, Cen tral Point IUJ r There's One , Thing You'll do el to (U In your mind whiiii yon think of shees: You want comfort au well as loeks: ou don't want to sncilflio ouij for an other, And nn don't have to when y on come here for W.l, ICOVI.it SHOliS Absotuto satlsractlou will be 'our. The I tin d To I'll 32 S. Central Avo. 1 1 t 1 1 Q