Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 17, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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TWO BEAUTIFUL
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PELKEY AROUSES
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A' sharp contest is on between the
two beautiful dolls, Judgo Kelly nnd
Attorney Newbury, ns to which .will
bo tho most beautiful doll ftt. the
Klks iilcnle excursion to Colestln
Buiidny. Mr. Newbury writes ns fol fel fol
eow: "ttdltor Tribune:
"I noted what you said In your
article of yesterday respecting the
beauty contest nt tho Klks picnic at
Coluxtln on Sunday next, and that
1 had mndo n fruitless endeavor to
hrlbo Judge Kelly not to enter the
contest. This is certainly tho prod
uct o.f someone's prolific Imagina
tion. I do not regard Kelly as be
ing; In my class of bounty. I have
held tho chromo for this In every
beauty contest In southern Oregon
for more than twenty-five years, nnd
you need not think that I shall yield
It to nn Interloper from Idaho of
Judgo Kelly's pretensions. Tho only
real competitor that I have ever had
Blnco they offered prizes In this cli
mate for rotund figures and comely
countenances Is Judge William M.
Colvlg, and by the unanimous vote
of a beauty committee constating of
the most expert Judges of the beau
tiful in man (the committee consist
ed of several distinguished ladles
whoso names I do not now care to
publish), I was awarded the prize,
and Colvlg was second best. This
nward was mado since Kelly moved
Into this country with tho avowed
Intention of carrying off the 'ba
con.' I'll bo at Colestln Sunday and
If Kelly is tho beat they baTo In tho
contest I shall return with tho cut
glass bowl. Very respectfully,
"GU3 NEWBURY."
GERMANY MAKES
RERUN, July 17. Germany hna
mndo no demands uon the United
States in regard lo'Me.xico, necord
ing to n statement issued today nt
llio wnr office here.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Cnl., July 17.
Not since tho dnys of Peter Jack-
flon,' Jim Corbett, Hob Fltsslmmons
and Jim Jeffries .has San Francisco
taken such nn Interest In tho heavy
weights of pugdom as Is manifested
hero today. All sorts of matches are
discussed with Arthur Pelkey and
(lunboat Smith, tho most likely can
didates for a collision In tho beef
trust class.
Pelkey, who lays claim to the
heavyweight title by virtue of his
win over Luther McCarty at Calgary
last Emptro day, already la on tho
ground, haviug arrived today from
Portland with hU manager, former
Heavyweight Champion Tommy
Hums. Sam Lnngford, after a long
campaign In Australia, Is due to
night on the steamer Sonoma, and Is
expected to cast a dark cloud over
the situation. Jess Wlllard of Kan
sas nnd Charley Miller are also
clamoring for action.
When ho arrives tonight, Lnng
ford will bo offered a four-round
bout with Miller by Louis Pnrente.
the latter's manager and matchmak
er for the National club's tdiow Aug
ust 21. Parento nlso declares he
has posted I2GO0 to go ns a side
bet for n match with Pelkey. Miller
Is witling-to box on a wlnncr-take-all
basis, but It Is probable that Pel
key will demand a guaranteed purse.
If Pelkey refuses to meet Miller,
Promoter Coffroth, who holds tho
September permit, probably will
match Pelkey and Gunboat Smith.
Smith, who Is In New York, has au
thorized Coffroth to make the match.
In any event, it is probably that tho
heavyweight supremacy will bo de
cided on tho coast within the next
few months. With this object In
view, Coffroth Is planning an elim
ination contest to decide who Is en
titled to tho laurels laid down by
McCarty.
THREE NATIONS UNITE.
(Continued from pan 1.)
Roumanian troops continue to
advance without opposition from
Bulgaria. The king or Roumanla Is
In personal command of his troops.
FRUIT LABELS
ALL ROGUE RIVER FRUIT SHOULD BE SHIPPED UNDEP
LABELS PRINTED
WE have received a large order to print the new tri
Kr remnant Accrniatirkr AAnr f KpnaucA iAr
Jh JIVVAUVV J. JkikJVAIAJLVrAJI TV KAY JUVVUUIV TTV CUUIUJLIVVV kllV lyiVVAUVl) kllV TT V lilllMll
ship, the quality and the price is right, (ft We can print your labels also. Keep the money
at home by patronizing home industry.
The rapid strides in the art of printing in the past few years are fast making lithography
a lost art. The finest color work in the world today is done by printing.
MEDFORD PRINTING COMPANY
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aSstsen mBS apple ISiiiieF liso Ilo
CAMP MEETING VME R0PE ON NEW CHARGE
Tho nmuml eainp mooting of the
Southern Oregon conference of tlu
Seventh Day Adventists opened
Thursday nt Reatty nnd Kdwnnl
streets with many in utteiidaut'e from
nil parts? of Southern Oregon. Tin
encampment will Inst for ten days
with the following daily pregram:
Forenoon
Rising Roll 5:1. "i
General nnd Young People's de
votional meeting-' fi:00
Hrenkfast 7:00
District Meeting S:00
Children's .Meetings 8:00
Conference Business Meetings. .0:30
Missionary Meetings, sifter
Business is Completed .0 :.10
Preaching 11 :00
Afternoon nml Ktciilug
Dinner 12 tfO
Preaching 2:00
Children's Meetings 4 :0()
Joung People's Meetings ":09
upper ( :0)
Song Service 7:13
Preaching 8 :0rt
Retiring Roll l):l.i
Silence Hell 10:00
Prominent speakers of the denomi
nation will be present, who will tnlk
upon timely and important topics.
sank two torpedo boaU and two
steamers In the Danube to prevent
their capture by Roumanla.
MAIL TRIBUNE BUILDING
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(Ily Andrew J. MeCounlco, V. S.
Consul. St. John, Quebec.)
Reliable reports from all sections
of tho district Indicate unfavorable
prospects for an apple crop this sea
sou. In certain sections tbero will
bo no' fruit, as orchards hnvo been
completely devastated by the tent
caterpillar. Tho damage has been
enormous, but definite flgurea can
not Ik given. It Is cstlmntid, how
ever, that tho total loss to tho fruit
growers of this Bcctlou will amount
to several hundred thousand dol
lar. Tho whole of eastern Canada has
been visited by this caterpillar
plague, and not only have orchards
and gardens hceucrlously damag
ed, but whole wooded areas of the
countryside have been devastated.
The tent caterpillar Is not a stran
ger to this section, but never before,
It Is snld, have Its ravages assumed
such large proportions. In several
Instances rcontly they have been so
numerous In their migrations across
railways as to cover the raits for
miles, causing delay to truffle.
REALTY AND IMPROVEMENT
C0MPANW MOVES OFFICE
Mcdford RenHyVniid Improvement
company have moved Iheir offices
from thu M. F. &4F. building lo the
bonded warehouse building on South
Front street.
IN ROGUE RIVER VALLEY
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SAX IIKUXAIthlXO. Cnl.. July 17.
That Alouro Hornby, millionaire,
supposedly deceased, "coffee king"
and innnufncturcr of breakfast foods,
who disappeared from Kedlnuds in
11)00, is nlive in F.umpc, is indicated
here today by I lie filing of nn affi
davit in which he seeks lo collect
.J.'IO.OUO on n nole signed hy (1.
Cown nnd ol hers.
The paner was filed by (I. Allen,
nn attorney. Hornby disiipiearcil at
the amu time Mrs. Mabel YVutsnti
dropped from sight here. Mrs. Mur
by brought suit against Mrs. W'nlson,
charging alienation of her husband's
ulTcclioiis nnd secured nn order re
straining the couple from sailing for
Kurope. Later the suit was dropped.
The Honibys lire known socially in
many Pacific const cities.
480,000 ROUNDS CARTRIDGES
SEIZED ON MEXICAN BORDER
KL PASO, July 17. American of
ficers aided by Mexican consular
agents captured the largest consign
moot of contraband ammunition over
taken here, when they discovered
four Mexicans covering rases contain
ing four hundred nnd forty-eight
thousand rounds of rifle cartrldgej
with coal In n car In tho Santa Fe
railroad yards. Tho American be
lieved to be the lender of tho smug
gllng party escaped but Is being hunt-
- color labels ,of the Rogue River Fruit
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I'OHTIiAXI). Ore., July 17.
Charged under llie laws of the United
Slules with conspiracy to oouiiult u
cr'nie, W. W. Robinson and K. K.
Ojipeithi'lmer, members of the bank
rupt linn of W, Robinson, elolh.
lor, were arrested today by I)epul
l.'iiled States Marshals Fuller and
I'.iker. The specific charge is that
tl'ev made nn effort lo conceal from
iliu referee in liiinkruptoy certain us.
sets of the corpoiatiou.
(.'.tiled Stilled Commissioner Can-
I "ii relciced Oppeiiheimer under
'lllll) eii-h bond. Robinson k bond
uus fixed u t 10.000.
When the case was finl called to
tin' ntletilioii of the federal million-
iff the alleged withholding of flH,-
dull of the firm's funds appeared to
lie I'lcielv u case oT iinbezzlcment un
dec thi Oregon stale law, and it wns
turna.l over lo District Atlnrne
i'.voiis oftMuluomah county. Off I
fi".i nrre-ted ltobiusou in Helling
li'im hot Satnnlay night, it being al
leged that he wns on his way to Cana
da, lie was returned to Portland.
The federal charge is the outgrow Hi
f i meeting of creditors
before
Referee Chestei .Murphy.
d. The ammunition Is believed to
hao been a shipment for (leueral
Villa destined to n border point near
Columbus, Now Mexico,
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WAHIIINOTON, July 17,- llepje
sentatlvea of Hun Francisco who are
hero fighting Mr a permit to use iho
waters of tint I letch lletchy valley
In Yosotulto National park for a mu
nicipal Htipply, were astonished this
afternoon to learn that Henntor
Works of California Is determined lo
oppose any action on tho lletch
lletchy bill at this session or con
gresji. works pt'DpnicH another Invimllita
tlou or tho whole controversy, based
on the claim of Han Joaquin Irriga
tion Interests, who have been oppos
ing the Kan Francisco penult on tho
ground that other sources of a wa
ler supply for the city may bo hud.
It these claims are upheld, Heiia
tor Works sa, lie will offer an
amendment nt the next session or
congress striking out all tho condi
tions to tho grant, and giving au
thority over thu control of the wat
ers on the lletch lletchy watershed
exclushely to tho state of California.
MRS. 0. P. THEISS
IS SERIOUSLY ILL
Mrs. II, P, Tliclnt. one of tho lead
ing chili women of the city and one
of the rounders of tho public library,
Is seriously III at the Hacred Heart
hospital, whero she was taken after
sudden seliure Wednesday evening
at her homo on North Central. Mis.
ThelsH has been In poor health for
the past yuar, having recently re
turned from California, wliem she
spent tho winter hoping that a
change of cllmato would benefit i,.r.
Physicians hold out II 1 1 lo hope for
her recovery.
JOE HERRICK VICTOR
OVER JACK CARROLL
JAl'RKZ. Mexico, July 17,-Jou
Derrick of Chicain knocked out Jack
Carroll in sixteen rounds here tn.lnv.
Next Sunday afternoon Jrff Clark of
Joplin, Mo., will box Kufus Cameron
twenty rounds here.
On the Sunday following Fniiik
flag!, of Los Angeles will box Ymiiir
Thorpe of Kansas City for the lighl
m eight championship of the south.
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