Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 05, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text'"j"" rw.jA-jKt",jfifr' fV:'i,"i)'Cr ffflWSW ",r wpw5P If N K ) Ml M I PilOKTWO. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY. IttMfrlD JtAiLUtllUNl MT NRWKTAPnn k'ni'lK. SVfRT AFTERNOON H tfuMUlWOKD 1'HtNTINO GO. fhnocrllr-Tlmii, Th Mfitfonl Kali, Ths Medfonl Tribune. Tlio South am OreiHrntan, The Ashland Tribune. OMc Mall Tribune llulldlni?, 23-3"i-3 North Fir atrnott ndephons 74. Offlcfet Var of the City Official raptr of Jncknon of UrilfoM. County. QBOIWB rOTNAM, B.lltor ami Manner ntred s . ' 'KaJTorti. Orrron, laairn s, ibis. pccoml-claits mutter utiorr mo net HOBSCKXrTXOX AATJCS. One yrnr. by mnll - .,-. $5.l Ono month, by inll. ....... .SI lVr month, HHIvret by cnrrltr In MeoTonl, Jacksonville ftml Con tral Point .. . -. . .50 Statwtttar only, hr inMI. vtr vrar 2.04 Wivkly, per rcr.... l.SO womir crmcrjt.TiON. Dally n vera ro for elovrn months end Inn; November JO, 1911, iTti. , , ' r. ,-i e 1 1ELEPH0NE HEARD SEPT. 15 Tho stale railroad commission will hold two session as the publlo utili ties commission at tho Medford city hall Monday, September 15, to hear arguments for nad against tho appli cations of local telephone companies "to lncreaso their monthly phone charges to subscribers. In tho morn ing tho application of the Eagle Point and Butte Falls company will bo dls enssed and In the Afternoon tho ap plication of tho Home Telephone and Telegraph company to lncreaso Mod ford and JacVsonvilo rentals will bo under tiro. All thoso who object to tho pro posed Increase In rentals are re quested to he presont and state their reasons why tho application should not be granted. 5 FAIR PROMISES TO BE BEST EVER HELD IN COUNTY MANIAC RONS AMUCK 13 KILLED, 11 STUItTdART, Germany. Stpt. 6. Thirteen persons wore killed and eleven others -Injured, flvo probably fatally, when a demented school teacher named Wagner ran amuck to day In tho villages of Degerloch and MullHrasen, nearfcere. "Wagner first murdered his sleeping wlfo and four children nt Degerloch. Then 'be rushed to Mtilhausen, a short distance away, and fired a dozen dwellings, jeopardizing the "lives of scores 'of sloepers. When the In mates of' the nurnlnglmildlngs rushed to the street, Wagner opened "fire with a rerolver. Eight women wore killed and eleven others injured be fore Wagner was overpowered. Two revolvers and twenty-two cartridges were found in Tils pockets. Wagner was almost beaten to death by a mah before the police arrived. STORM RAGING JOFF DIAMOND SHOALS WASHINGTON', Sept. fn The rev enue cutter Seminole is eiiKiij;el to t'luy in aiding distressed vessels off Diamond 'Shoals, according to wire less messages received at tho navy department. Among the storm-endangered craft, it -wan said, is (he four-masted bchnoner Anna ITcid rittor, which lost its topmasts, broke its rudder and iind two of its crew injured during last night's storm. CRESCENT CITY MOTOR RECORD IS BROKEN W. V. B. Campbell of Suncrest or chards broke the automobllo record to Crescent City recently and Jncl dently won a banquet from Stewart Patterson for IB University club mombers, when ho traveled from the coast city to Medford In his Lozlor roadster In C hours nnd 47 minutes The wager was that he could not do tho dlstanco In 8 hours or less Mr, ICaaipbell was accompanied by Chartey Brown and a .formal affidavit was made otit'to attest 'to tho correct ness of the claim. Tho two men left Crescent City at 8:23 a. in, and reach ed tho University club In Medford at 3,08 p. in. They had one blowout on tho way and had to stop and back In order to pass teams several times. No otherjitopg were niado on route, 8ATyiU)AYANI SU.MIAV SlJX)AIj AT IVWIK Kverything is rounding into slinpe for the Jnckson County Pair nnd l'enr Show which will open its gates to tho people next Tuesday. All business houes nre nsked to decorate nnd with our sik'ndid elec tric lighting system, clean jwved streets nnd beautiful parks, wo enu mnke nn attractive appearance. So cot the fair stunt, iirlp make It it success. The management have moved the exhibit building from its old lorn turn, remodeled nnd iilnccu it near tho grandstnud for Ihe Mter cou venience of exhibitors. The ladies department Iins been placed under tho grandstand, with new ceiling nnd nrrnngcraenls for the careful protec tion of valuable exhibits. Two rest rooms arc also provided. A building f0.nQ has boon built for livestock nnd lwttltry. Excellent innsio has been secured. The Grants Pass, Ashland and 'Med ford bands will play on their respect ive days. Street carnival nnd Mnrdi Gras Thursday and Friday nights on th paving from the S. 1. It. It. to Cen tral avenue. The racing events will be good as entries for pacing nnd trotting nre nlreadv secured with .fast hon.es from Idaho, Washington nnd Culi foriiic, nnd wild horses nnd bulls used nt the Elks couvcnlion at Klam ath Falls will be hen1. Following Is the program of the week's events: Tuesday, Sept. 9, Kntrjr Day All superintendents will be nt their )Hsts to take care of the exhibits. It will be a busy day; come early with your exhibit nnd secure good space. All entries close nt 0"p. m. Wednesday, Sept. JO, .Atthlasul Da; With the Ashland band in attend ance. The fair will be formnlly opened by President J. T. Sullivan. All exhibits will he judged by the judges of the different departments and ribbons placed. The race track villiircsent n 2:30 trot purse of $300,00; 2:30 pace -purse of $300.00. Hnlf mile free-for-nll running purse $100.00; hnlf mile saddle horse rnn ning race purse iJ.'iO.OO. Thursday, Sept. 11, Groats Toss Day Wath the Grants I'axsJjuud fur mu sic. Parade of liune. and cattle in front of grandstand. Itaecs for tho day: Wild hon.es and -bulls; 2:lfi trot, purse 4300.00 ; 2:M puce, -purse. if 300.00; livo-oighths mile .freo-for-ull running race, purse $100.00; half mile pony race, purse $."i000. Friday, Rcit. 1, MetUonl J)y With Medford music. Make thi the 'big jollv day. Give the nssooia- iinn a Teoord-lircaking crowd. Sec' the -2:20 trot, the U 0 ipnce, ithe hair mile running race for 2-year-olds, and the uartarinilc dash. Then irv the evening tho carnival nnd ditnriup1 on the street downtown. Naturdny, Kept. IS, The It 'Day "Exhibitors permitted to take away their exhibits. There will be good1 racing events: A free-for-all trol purse $300,00; free-for-nll parr purse $300.00; one mile running race, nurse 100.00; ihnlf mile frunninr race, nurse $50.00. The swilfl dumvs and bulls will nfford excitement on tho track during tho fnir; doii't miss it. Old yarn, the fntnons ilnickmg bull that remnined riderless nil through tho Elks rpdeo nt Klamath Fulls, will be here. The association offers $10.00 to nnyone who can ride him ten seconds. ASHLAND MEN IN FAVOR OF BID FOR PAVfl) MAD Tho following Interviews with prominent Ashlanders shows the sentiment prevailing there retarding the road bonds. Tito Interviews are printed with otltors, In tho Ashland Tidings: Ncnton Mewers: Tho bonds should carry by all taans. flood reads are a real substantial investment, me Siskiyou mountnln nnd tho toll road are aothlsx ssort of a dtsgrae to tho statu and to the county. Tho bond Issue will connect Jackson county with the California statu hlghwny and this venture -will moro than re pay the amount of the investment lUelt. S. A. Carlten: I am thoroughly to favor of the bend insas and nm fully smttskd ttat It will earry by n good Ttwnd vnajorltr. Ths arguments or well known, tad Inasmuch ns the attitude of thu county ts certain 1 b!ive the vote should bo made over- wheJMiag O. F. MlllBgs: BeHevIng there Is m crap et haretofare raised In Jackson county to any exUnt. and of mrfetch our sU. water, -cMawte. aeon- r. flsWteg anil minting rumsiaea weuld prod nee ownper crop ach year, If onco plantad and always soil for tbo Mghcst cah price tho tourist rop I shall rot for the fcot4. O. . Bwtler: I am for the bond Iwne sftrong. I fought the previous ono for the reason that It "was -not sound fn iny feature. Aside tfrera the advantage of good roads I con sider th Pactflc Highway of trltal tm porlanee. and while I had thought that powerful lanumoes would wrost It from -ns T bellevoThat tho couqnor Ing of Blsklyon tuouataln -will locate the highway ronte. P. O. McWHIIsms: It is incum bent upon thoee who favor tho- bond Issue to get to the polls. Every vot er should reason out "the -expense far himself and ttwn figure ont If Jack son comity ran nfford to do anything else. It s 'plain to -mo that Ashland has no kick coming wi rlils public Improvement. George W. Owen: I am strongly In favor t the bends. The-jpraaant system -of road BACHELOR WILLS G BECKO 1 MAID 10 PON TOMBS 1 NS Win. H. Hartley, for siany years a farmor of Jackson county died recent ly at tho ago of 73 at Myrtle Point. IUr will was offered for probate today and contains tho following romnrk ablo clause: "1 direct that an eloBt.nt tombstone nr monument bo placed on my grave, to ho made of granite, on which all tho lettering shall show plainly and distinctly, nnd of a lasting qunllty, nnd on tho tombstono or monument Rhntl be engraved nn old bncholnr standing on the brink of tho Jordan, preparing to cross Ihe river, nnd on the other side nt tbo river a group of old maids, each carrying In their hands n hunch of roses, and beckon ing to him to cross, and on which tombstone or monument shall bo en graved tho following epltath: "To an Independent, good looking old bncholar, who In his younger dnys. preferred living a slnglo life rather than get married nnd have n pottlcoat boss ruling aver him tho rest of his life and perhaps throngh an endlssa eternity." SEPTEMBER. 5, Will BOTANSS BACK DEL ED WITH CRAIER'SWONDERS LIKELY TO BAR MRS PANKHUR T COHAN ONLY SLIGHTLY INJURED IN SUP Fxof.jlfowoll, leader of Jhq Page Theater orchestra, and Mr. Itoot, first violinist, of tho same organization, will furnish a special musical pro gram at the Page avery Saturday and Sunday hereafter. An attrnotlve musical and picture program will be offered each evening. Tho usual jirloe of 6 and 10 cents. AIITFORD. Conn., Sept. 5. -Geo. M. Cohan, actor and playwright; his thirteen-year-old daughter Georgia, and Wallace Eddlngor, leading man In Cohan's new play, and TrancluDC Hope, Cohan's secrotary, wero 'only slightly Injured whon their automo bile, lato yesterday, crashe'd into a garlrago wagon, neanhero, according to announcement made today at tho Hartford hospital. Cohan's daughter, s was said, es capod with a scalp wound. and .Cohan sustained a dislocated shoulder. E& dlnger escaped with a few bruises. WOMAN PAYS FINE, " GUILTY 0F SMU9QLIN TRENTON, U .7., Sept. fi.ltrs. Annie Volie, of Molino, Ills., lodu.v has pnid n fine of $3,u00 in .tlir United fitntes court here after plead- in,, friiilfv tn n iliiirr nf RrnifD'fllll(r. Her maid wns fined $.r)0 on a sim ilar charge. work is the meat wasteful kind Tind tt can be flgtmHl eut to be tho west extravagant x pease ithe taxpayers of Oregon are Indtilclnc In. A good hard Hirrracc trunk road to carry the traffic In the densest traffic section would set the pace. Tho towns 'hove rult throwing good money into -mudholes and the county should certainly connect llsolf with tho California 'highway, E. V. Carter: I am In favor of the bonds most emphatically. It would be a public calamity were they to be defeated under existing conditions. Jackson county endorsed a road 'bond Issue ot S1.S00.000 less than two vo.r. mm. To fall In voting one- third that amount now would be a backward step from which we -would not soon recover. Furthermore, the Pacific Highway Is at stake and we've got to havo it. I bttevetho proponsfl highway will ibeneflt the eounty to Its outermost limits and resultant prosperity will bo-so'ovioent to pro perty owners that laterals -will come fast. NEW YORK", Sept. .V- That -Mrs. Emmuliiic PunUiurst, the militant English suffntgette lender, now on her way to this country, intiy be de nied the right to hind -on the ground that she is n fugitive from ju-tioe, was intimated today by immigration officials here. Si.-rinleiulciit lin ker, of the Ellis Isluud immigration station, said it had not been decided definitely how to treat the expected visitor. Mrs. Pntikbtirst was sentenced to n tenn of imprisonment for instigat ing outbreaks of puffntgette mili tancy, begun n 'hunger strike, wits -released lest she die for Inek of food, and re-wrrested uis soon us she hud partially recovered, agniu .released and re-arrested over and over ngnin. until finally, while out on Wave mid with part of Iter sentence still hang ing over her, she went lo Fnmre. The Ilritish authorities, very glad lo see .her go, made uo iilleinpt to in terfere with her. .j j-i-iail l . -x- .-t-SJSlilIJ-. SUPHEHE COURT JUSTICE anowM passes away IinOKXVILT.'K. y. T Sept. 5. Henry nillings .Brown, retired asso. cinlo justice of the United State Supreme court, is dead here lodnv of heart .disease. Tie was nppoinicil to tho supreme bench in 1800 and served until May, 1000. FRECKLES-! Don't Hide Them WUh -a.tVellj We- move Them With the Otblne ilVescriptioa This prescription ifor .Iho removal of freckles was written by a promi nent physician and Is usually so suc cessful .In removing freckles .and giv ing aeloar, .beautiful complexion that it-Is sold iby jrour .druggist under an absoluto (guarantee -to .refund tho money dfdt falls. Don't hide your freckles under a veil; get on ounce of othlne and re move them. JCveu tbo first fow Ap plications uiboUld (show a wonUorful Improvement, 'some of itbo Jlghtcr Irecklas ,vanlhlp,f .entirely. Re-sureltouMlntheidriUHlBt for tho doublo strength'dthine; It is this that s sold on the money.back guarantee SAGE TEA PUTS LIFE ARD COLOR IN HAIR Don't Hty (Jmy! Kogo Tea and fiul- pbtir llarkciK Hair so Naturally That .VoInmI Can Tell You enn turn gray, fad oil hair beau tifully dark and lustrous almost over night If ou'II got a CO cent bottlo of "Wyeth's Stage and Sulphur Hair ite med)" at auy drug storo. Millions of battle of this old, famous Sago Tea roclpe are sold annually, says a well known druglst hero, becauso It dark ens tbo hair so naturally and even ly that no one can tell It has boon applied. Those whoso hair Js turning gray. becoming -faded, .dry, scraggly and thin havo a surprise awaiting them, because after ono or two applications the gray hair vanishes and your looks beeomo luxuriantly dark and beautiful all dandruff goes, sealp Itching and falling dialr stops. This Is tho age ot 70uth. Gray- hnlred, unattractive folks aren't wanted around, so get busy with Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur tonight, and you'll bo delighted with your dark, handsomo hair and your youth fill appearance within a few days. The International l-yleogritphiu o uursion to ('rater Iiitge, bearing u seoro of noted selentlsls nnd botan ists left the Mct'iilo wonder nt 7 o'clock this morning, spent two hums nt noon ut Prospect, nnd wero duo to reach Medford this afternoon be tween A nnd ft o'clock. Thoy nr rivod nt Prospect ut 11 o'clock Ibis morning, Tho visitors were elated i 1 1 1 Iho trip, innrvclitig nt the natural bounty and scientific icsenrob imssthililios they encountered. Much data wit" gathered which will be compiled in roxr!s to bo printed next winter. Not an accident marred Ihe (lip. Tonight tho Koieutists will be Iho gnosis of tho University club and tho women of the parly will bo ell leiiaiucd by Iho Women's College club nt the Medford hotel. Tomor row morning nit uuto trip lo Mod ford's points of Interest and Itoutto Jtiver vnlley orchards will bo lukcu, lowing Iho picking and packing of fruit. Tho parly will then bid good bvo, leaving for the .south on tho 10 :.")'' train. Tho Commercial club committee. Prof. P. J. O'Oara. S. S. Smith and II. C. fhtruclt telephoned from Pros, pect lhat tho members of the pat ty wore more enthusiastic and louder in their praises than last onrs cl entitle visitors. KING SEAL WINNER AT VANCOUVER, RACES Tom Taylor's purer. King Seal, won the first beat ot the J'1-l pane ut the Vancouver ratios Wednesday siimtuug off tho mile ill '2:11, 1-1, Iho lct time of tho meet. A $700 pitme wont -with Iho victory. King Seal is slated for thirty races this season and made his first appear ance at the Jackson County fair hot year. -i. .HJ, ..II!. .'.I.' J.'HJ-WH'U.lU. 'JL-i-J CAT? vA vafyfflfi CHlFifjUBE 1 Baking Powder Those who have had cakes ruined bv Jnrrlnjj the slove, slamming the oven door or n heavy motslep, may have wondered how Ihe dining ear chef can turn out such marvelous biscuits, hot breads and pastry when Ids oven is being Incessantly jarred and jolted and shaken by the motion of the train. To get nnstry to raise and stay raised under tlier.c con ditions, a baking powder must he used that continues to ulvu off its leavening tjas that HiiHtttimt tlw rttuc until the clmitfli Is baked tliroui'h. Dining Cir Chefs have found a IwiMni! powder exactly mltcd to Ihclr ncoli In K C and imi will Hnd It lint at well Milled to your rrmilu-mcuti. K V. li really a blend ol two Iviklng (xnMlorJ, one active at soon ns moUtt'iu-d, the olltcr ttNpilrlmj bulh molt, tufcandhcil In tart thcccm-Mtifn cl leivrnlp.2 j;.i. Noin.iittr how molit ami rich you nnl.o your ralte, K C lUKing Powder will sustain tho raise until a cnut h ioitucd ami j!I t'anccr of falllnu U vtit. K C llaklnu Powder It pure and lu-jllliful. It It guaMtitcvd under all pure food l.iwt, and Uiiiuunlcvil loplraM'iu. And It lisuld at a nvuonabla price no luklnit powder iliuuld sell lor nioic Trv a ran nt our rink ami bt cotulnrttL fjfevS M SMITH AT WASHINGTON COMMANDS VETERANS M'FFAI.0, N. Y.. Sept. fi.- John lswis Smith, of Wnshinjjtun, was elected todav comiuander-iu-chief of tho Spanish Wnr Veterans in con tention here. STAR THEATRE ISIS THEATRE HI'l-XI.XIi KIMTl'lli: l'Olt I'ltlllAV XII SATt IIH.W, HISIT. .1.0 "SHENANDOAH" UUANKON IIOU'AItll'S CIVII WAU I lit AM A In Three Full Heels lt().MIt.IU)Mi:.T or IT. SI.'MTiat !SLL IHl :V.,.,.!.a,.r.t.:iJ!!!l.T I KIIKUin.X.VS JtlSXOlUC JtlDK u.vrj'i.i: or wixcniMTKit 1000 SOLDIKRS IN TIIK KATTLE SCENK 1000 Till: TltOl'll,i:so.Mi: l.l'JIITi:itS VttnKrnph Comedy With the .Vasli Twltii and ('it toy Afternoon and Kvcnlugs t TODAY ONLY IT Theatre JoHt A. Perl lXndrftker Lady .Aaslstant S S. ARXItTT Phones M. 47 and 17-l-il Anibiilanre Rervlrc deputy Coroow flXTKA'HPKCIAIi TOXIOttr "TIIK TIWKIt MUV" 3 Tart 'Vltagraph As far as tho Illy, as ilerco and revengoful as tho tlgor, Booking tho destruction of hor own flesh and blood, sho meets 'Iwr uloom. Stoat beautiful and wonderful mniraal story over .soon. Throo jeols, 3000 feet or it. "MIAMI rAXYOX OF A1II.O.VA" Rdlson Scenic "AH TTIK TOOTH (?AMK OUT" Comedy Come. early and .Avoid the rush, .7: IIIMWH'OIIBW ilOO ONIV CoitUnK I'ATIIi: WKKKLY" Sunday and Monday Nights The Pit and the Pendulum THIIKK IIKKI.S OK TIUUM, AMI HKNHATION Lurid and lllood-C'unlllnB description of -tho Innutrition vkiiv i:ri.uiuiux:iiV truontraiii) A (Feature .He Lux Mr. Harry Raymond FojmUr HnrKono Classy Comedy I i Animated Weekly I PAGE THEATER Special Picture Programe Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 6-7 PROFESSORS HOWELL & ROOT Ju Popular -Musical Niuiilicr.s Picture Program STOLEN IDOL-a Rex CRYSTAL WILL POWER Solux SMUGGLED LACES -Eclair THE ANIMATED WEEKLY Pricoa 5c and 10c COM I NCI SrNDAV: Eclair Throo Rcol Foaturo WHY And WAR OF BEETLES and HY MAYOR, Cork ing Good Comody Alway 10c Pa'n Gone in a Minute S.A.E.TATSUMI Magnetic Healer CURES TOR CHRONIC RHEUMATISM AND ALL KINDS OF PAINS DR , NUMBNESS IN BODY, TOOTH ACHE AND HEADACHE 4 43 N. GRAPE ;; && i mii i n uwry-wrtetyAMtAVi4f www