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CHINESE PRES
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l'KKINO, Chum, Oct. II. Ytnni IUIS, Oct 1 1. -The Rcntlciuanly
Shih Kni, jiiNt elected the ftit per-, and scholnrly burglar of a certain
limiienl pi evident of China, lm Iippii whool of romantic fiction has t'oi'.i (
Hie first provisional president ninP.glvpn n torrmo wiincK by .m. .aior
Mnttih ,10. 1012. Contrary to theiOulchnrd, formerly chief of tho erlnil-
uonurnl opinion, Dr. Sut. Y.it Sen, to
whom perhaps Ihr rcntwl credit i
duo. for tho revolution which ovor
turnetl (he Munchux in ls'll, via
novor proiionl ""proident of the
CIiIiioko repnbliu. Wlion the revolu
tion Iiroku out nt Wttclmng on Oslo
nor iu, nut, ir. tsun iot sen wn
in Kurope. He hurried to China nnd
on January 1. IfM'J, he wns instnlletl
nt Nanking if provisional prcsidoii'
of tire "o-calico "government" which
tho rebel lind hd up. At Hint time
the Xnnrhu cmoror wns still Uie lo
pil ruler of China. Ho abdicated on
IVhrunry 8, tho edict of hU mother,
tho empress riowugcr, directing thai
from that dnto nil power of herolt
nml ami should lie osted in Yuan
Shih Kni. tho primo tninUtcr. Om
month niul two days Inter Yuan wo"
inmigunited proviblonal president,
with tho consent of Sun Yat Sen.
l'elritij continued to b,e the onpitol
nml the temporary and revolutionary
urpmiiznlion nt Xnnktng ceiled to
exist.
Vunn U r,lVenrs Old
Yuan Sliili Kni wns horn fifty-
iour years aj;o in nonnti proviuo
Central China. Thus lie is not a
North Chinese, as lias been said .
reponlcdly in tho foreign press. An
other erroneous impression in regard
to Yuan, "tho Washington of China,"
is that he is of a noble family. Hi
family lias bcou of the Honan gentry
for ninny generations, and his uncle
was n general in tho old Mnuchn
nnny, hut they wore not noblemen.
Scholarship has been the only sure
key to prefomiout in Chinese poI
ities. Yuan rejected the oay path
by way of tuo Ilanlin neademv and
choso the life of a soldier nftor tak
ing his provincial H. A. As the heJ
dior in tho old days ranked bolow nil
grades of society except the merch
ant nml the actor, his rise is all thi
more remarkable. Ho is essentially
a self-rondo mnn.
Ynnn Shih Km's public career be
gan in 1SS2, when 23 years of nge.
with his iinMpinwtit to Korea. Three
years later he became Chinese im
perial resident. He held that )m
tiou for nine years and wns driven
out by tho wnr with Japan. He has
held many other positions undor the
.Muiidius.
Was Leading Fnraicr'b Mfo
vv ncn me ouiurcnK nt Jiucunng on
October 10, 1011, blnrtlcd the world
mid struol; terror to tho hearts of
the Mnuohui!, Yuan Shih Kni wa
leading tho quiet lifo of n Honnu
gentleman farmer. The army that
ho had trained, the first conn of
Chinoio boldur that ever got their
full pay on pay day, wns in the
hands of others, but the spirit of the
corps wns with its old commander
and benefuctor. The .Manchu em
peror and his mother Rent out three
tlikhwi bigunls to Yuan Shih Kai
boforo ho responded. Ho vvus mude
viceroy ovor the dibnffecled prov
inces, with full commnnd of the laud
mid iinvnL forcos. 'Soon thereafter
lie was hiiinmonud to Peking and ap
pointed prime minister to succeed
the notorious, corrupt and reaction.
nry i'rlnoe Cuing. He then hiicooed
cd fti bringing about tho resignation
of tho prince regent, Prince Chun,
who had dismissed him two year
uolore.
An unsuccessful attempt to assas
sinate Ymuh was made jn (ho &trooc
m Polling on January l"", 3012. The
bi'inb thrown fiom a roof killed n
number of his bodyguard. Yuan
continued to smoko it cigarette
throughout the otdenl. Three times
he wan offered and throe timoh he
rt-fiwed tho rank of marquis tender
ed hint by tho imperial family tho
month baforo their nbdieation. He
opposed both tho Munokus mid the
railioal lepuhlicans. Yet tho Man
chus Jnaned uion him in their lnt
days, and the republicans aceoplcd
him as thsir first prcsideul. The
icasoii was that ho was. mid till is.
tho btrongofct man in Ciiiua, as the
foreign government.; have consider
ed him unco 1000.
nnl lnvotlgntlon dojarttnent here
and loader In (tic chaw after the no
torious llotuet band of automobile
nnndlla all of whom be captured.
Said he:
Ititrglai's Inferior Unco
"The gcletitltlc burglar does not
exist. Ilurglar belong to an Infer
ior race and very few or thorn nro
very Intelligent. As a rule thoy nro
what you Americana would call the
lowest of the lowbrows, and what
courage they may happen to pomps
Is duo almost wholly to thlr feeble
Intellect and lnek of Imagination."
Guicbnrd, nine the criminal Investi
gation bureau was nltolUhotl recently,
has been lu charge of the Seventh
District police Motion. His knowl
edge of criminals and their habits Is
said to bo uncqunled In Kurope. In
a conversation with tho United Preaa
ropretentntlvo ho said:
ThrouKh fiction writer's efforts,
plays nnd oven novvspapor articles.
the public has come to believe that
tho modern burglar ! a very superior
person. He Is noi loed m w coai
blnarion of romantic venttonmn look
ing for now sensations and an up-to-
dato sclentlet to whom such ob
stacle as steol, armed corneal, ultra
niodorn time locks, etc., are as eard
bonrd. Tho supposition Is erroneous
and silly- Nothing could be further
from the truth.
Ilunnling Jobs Hone
"In my whole career as chief ol
tho Paris Sureto (detective deimrt-
tnent) I met with but two casts In
which safos had been forced by oxy-
hydroRen blow-pipes. Dynamite.
oven, I found to be rarely used nnd
when employed usually bungled
things up so that the burglars had
to rotirc ompty handed. The doors
of the safes wore generally wodged In
by tho oxploslve tighter than they
had been to begin with. Few crimi
nals tnko the precaution of woarlng
filovos so their fingerprints cannot
be taken, lu this day whon every
body Is acquainted with the finger
print syStom of tracing crime, an in
telligent porsons. crime-brut, would
certainly use gloves."
M. (lulcbard added that more crimi
nals aro caught by means of finger
print duos than by any other means
He added that whllo Scotland yard
Is generally praised for making ar
rests In three out of fivo crimen.
which Is CO per cent, tho Paris do-j
lecuroa may noasi oi a rccoru oi u
per cent In 1909, SO per cent In 1310,
30 per cent In 1911 and 34 per cent
In 1912.
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PAMfNNl A- Pr ipi
rvooiTiiJ c OMiviirstirNL'K'J
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.rit-r iMViug formnlly luceptcd the lot of ground nt the Panama-Pacific
i:mom,.ii tiiat h Iteen alittrd lo "mitce four members of the coiuiuhwlun
.iuru.l in Pulls Hefore allliig (iatou de Pellerln de IjUuii. lie said tliej
er .ideut o:ithuU.l legtinlln the I'nlted State. The momtien of the
.oii-uis-lnii are AlUTt 'llrmaii. Alfn'd Snv.r, It. Uoger hhIihi nml Mr de
Hi.- i i'ill,m. wlili h represi'iiM the Prenoh Itepiibtlc Imk formal
joxx.-xlnrt nt the pl.'t I" Sim PrnncNco iml t'icn i'de a tour over tile countrv
V, 'li'iv -f ' m v.'ver bid Ni'u here l -f v
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lloiid buyer- from several ixin.
are flocking to MVdford lo bid upon
the county highway bond-, bids fir
whiHi will be oneiied by the cutilitv
court Wedne-dny. Among the huv
ers' representatives here aw C. S.
Woodv of Kansns City, II. L. ttoone
of Osden, reproenting llnl-ov t Co.
of Sau Frnneiseo, and II. 11. Wood
of .MinneaiMilis.
State Highwav Knrineer Ilnarlhy
will arrive "elnedav In be present
at the oening of bond bids ami it
is probable the county court will nt
the same time execute the contract
with (he Heaver Portland Cement
company, so thai work will imm
inence at once on the Gold Hill plant.
According to official statistics cov
ering the whole of tho German em
pire, the employer' organisation
now numbering 132. 1 oS members.
covering 1.37S.2T3 workers of both
aoxes.
BOOSTERS-RALLY
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Plans are about completed for the
rally and mass uioetliiK of tho Hokuo
river valley boosters to be hel din
this city tomorrow, the Nutatorlum
being the meeting place, with promi
nent clt liens of the valley nddreits-
lug the delegates, ('.rants Pax.4
Ashland, Gold Hill
Jacksonville and oth
send delegate. The purpose
meeting Is to outline a eampalgu to
Induce visitors to tho 191 1 fair to
visit points In .Southern Oregon, and
throughout tho state.
TO DEFRAUD PEOPLE
I.OS ANdl'MM, Cnl., Del. II.
After fighting for two .veins the ef
forts to bring him to trial and lidd
ing Hi that time :?;I0,(III(I to the o
pensps ul' ln federal office ou the
Pacific const, Dr. John tlrunl l,y
mnn went on trial here Indue in the
Pulled Slnles court on n charge of
using Iho mails to defraud it; con
nection with the Paiiiimu Develop
ment oompuny, of which concern ho
wns (he propolcr,
After mi iu estivation of his com
imny by (ho posloffice uuthoiiliiw
in 1011, hyuiau iliapprurcd from
ls Angels nud wax urre.lcd in Sim
I'rancisco, Attempting to ceuiii
from tliu uriestiug officers, hvmun
fell from a lrccl er, twisting mi
ankle. U was taken In nu Oakland
hospital, from which he escaped nnd
fled into Oregon, lending the federal
officers a wild automobile clmo be
fore lie was arrested nt Klmunlh
Pall.
For the Oakland iwcnpe hvmun
served n fourteen monlhs' term nt
lite McN'cil's isluiid federal nrisou.
jupitii the epiration of which ho wns
I brought to I, os Angeles. During hi
I incarceration iu .mil here ho fie
joiiently telegraphed Prraident Wil
"in, making various ehnrgcH aguitixl
his iuilci-H nnd ilemiindiiig juilice.
Cooking Lectures Big Success
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Mrs. Briggs Meets And Interests The
Ladies of Medford At the Free
Baking School in K. of
P. Hall
Hello tills is
thor dUlrlcts vvll'' J I (STm 1
he purpose of the V "U45U I X.
Schef felin's Grocery
Pittsburg municipal laborers havo
been unlonlied.
A woman is chief
tor of Switzerland
factory Inspoe
Detroit, Mich., has been inndo the
pormanout headquarters of the Amal
gamated Association of Street and
Hleetrlc Hallway employe of America.
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Pots and pans quickly shed
their grime and grease, and
shine like new when you use
BROWNS AND CARDINALS
STOP WITH TIE GAME
scuors TRIAL IS
A
ST. I.OUIS, iro., Oct. 11.-Although
tho Drown m d the Cardin
als have ouch woa three games ii
the scries for tho city ih.iuip!iniliip
it was announced that tho tie will
not be played off. M.nugr Ifn-ke.v
of (he Drowns dtohin-d lie wn will
ing to resume p'(iv Hi . nfteninon.
hut Manager Ilugu'.n-- t iho Xu-
tiounls refused, vjj.ig his plucrs
were "-hoi to ,uv I he share
of ouch plajer fr ih- i-nes is 7".
Marble Pudding
Steamed puddings will not be huuy If
nude with KC liaking Powder and cooked
tlowly to filvc tl-.c puJJing time to rise be
fore the dough Is cooked through. I live a
low blaze under the water fur at icist the
fust fifteen minutes.
K C Marble Pudding
lly Mrc. Janet McK.enzic Hill, llitor
of tie lioaon Cuofcing Siliool Maguinc.
cups sifted paitry flour; 2 levil tea
sjioonfula K C Ualtiivj l'owdnr i tui
epoonful cinnamon; J teaijmty ul salt;
yolka nfScggi, leaten light; jj cup eugar;
i tahUijMjtmjuls rtwllid butler; i cup
cold water; whitos of 2 eggs, beaten drj;
li ounces melted chocolate.
Sift together, three times, the flour, tak
ing ponder, talt and c:r.anion. 'Jo the
jolUadd the tuipr, but'er and water, and
stir into the dry ingredients. Add the wliitct
ol the egg, Divide the mixture into tuo
parts and add the
rliotobtcto one part.
Diiposethetwo parti
in a buttered mold
to give a marMed
appearance, steam
forty -five mlnutCi.
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Clcanri everythinri. and
leaves purity behind it.
5c and larger packages.
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EXPERIMENT shows
which wny u should have
SOIK1.
Experiences Chooses
Experiment Chances
Stop taking chances, leave
I'jNiKM'iinenl to those who
prefer the Incitement of
wondering how Things will
come out. JJny your Grocer
ies here, von will know hv
SXPKUIKNVK that, is a
sure wttv towards SAT1S-KV(TIOX.
Mrs. Nevada Hi lues, tho lectuicr
and IllustriUor nt tho (icu unIcIiik
school, certainly did (alio the Indies
of Medford by surprise. Iler suc
cess was InutautaneoiiM, JudKlug by
(he clilhuslnslle lutnios( of (ho larKe
number of Indies present, There Is
no tuliitnko ubout Mrs. Ilrlgns helm:
expert lu her work; slut Is slmpl)
wonderful. Tho linking school Is sum
to ho popular with tho houtewlves of
Medford, as (hero Is so much (hut
Is prnrtlcnl and useful In oveiy tlsy
baking tnuxht by this er(. Kvery
thtiiRS sho docs In her work Is ex
plained in nu undorstuuduhlo way.
As each reelio Is put (oKothor the
conslsleAcy of the doui;h, us It should
be, Is shown ami you nro told how
to control the temperaturo of )our
oven lo secure result thnl nro un
failing uiul satisfactory. It Is noted
lu tho work of thin ovport (hat she
has no failures lu baking. She servos
what she bakes to (ho ladles preneut
as It comes from the oven. Tito IC
C linking Powder, lined by Mrs
llrlKits lu her work, certainly gives
an u(onlhlug result, If the food
baked by It Is any criterion to go
by. I.adlos who hnvo tried this mod
ern. iiever-fslllUK powder nro koii
eioun In their (inline of It, and aro
advising their uelKtihom and thoso
they aro luterestnd lu to order a can
from their Kiocor and Insist mi his
sending It to thorn nt onco. Tho
Pook's Hook which f.oim free to umirs
of K O for tho return to tho bnhluK
school of tho rerllflcnte found lu oaeh
InrK'i can, Is tho mimt prnrtlcnl and
valtiablo over written by Mrs. Jaimt
MelCencIo Ittll, our Krentost authorlly
ou culinary art. It von want lo
inako some olio linppy nlvo (hem a
Cook's Hook. Duo dollar Is not morv
than Its vnluo.
Hpeclal subjects for Tuesday: l.ndy
llaltlmoru Cake, llcof lloll wllh
brown gravy, nud Peiiuut Cookies
Choice Rogue River
Beef
lot of prime
dock, and an
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"PHONIT"
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AVe have recently purchased a nice
Kogiic Iviver honie-grown hcef for the
yon know, there is none halter. We do our own
hntchering and therefore have nothing hut the hesl
in Ileef, Pork and Mutton.
FOR
EVERY OCCASION
"Wo have everything yon could desire in Meal,
"Poultry and Ki.sh and all is guaranteed find-class.
Nice Ilome-(irown hard, pounds, -I'ic; f pounds,
10 pounds, $1.10.
70i
Phono orders to 40 and got tho host.
Economy Market
WyVAf3M?iyivJwrvV
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WOOD
For Sale
OAK. FIR, LAUnEL AND SLAUW00D IN TIEf?, COnD AND
CARLOAD LOTS
Patronize H
ome Industries
THESE GOODS ARE MADE IN TH E ROGUE RIVER VALLEY. KEE P THE MONEY AT HOME
NEWI YORK, Oct. IJ. With his
clothing badly soiled and wearing u
heard of eovoral weeks' growth,
Huns Schmidt, confessed murderer
of Anna Aunnillcr, appeared beforo
Jitstico llulono I oil ay to nnsvvcr to
t,ho indicliiient charging liim with
lnurder, Attoniey Koelbe, rcjiro
Kcnting Rclunidl, asked that Iho for
mal nrrnigiiineiit ho postponed for u
week nnd Ills request was granted.
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Vanilla Squco
7?oi7 2 cups of eugar and a cup 0
wattr mx minutes; add 2 tablcspoonfuh
of butter and a tcaspoonfal of vanilla
extract.
The K C Coolt Hook containing thli
and 90 other delicious, tuccrnful, ncijx-i
tmxfrtt upon rcreipt of the colored certlfi.
caie tacked In 2 5 -t tut cai.e ol K C Baking
Powder. Write your name ami adJrcii
plainly. Jj(juci Mfj. Co., Chlcafio. 41
Wc have changed our
name, hereafter the Mission
Furniture
known as
"Works will ho
The
Pacific Furniture
and
Fixture Factory
Home of tho "Pacific" Cedar
Chest.
E. G. TROWBRIDGE, JR.
Proprietor
113 South Holly
Medford Oregon.
Medford Iron Works
E. G. Trowbridge, Prop.
General Foundry and
Machine Works
Pacific 40 ; Tfomo 298L.
Res. Pae. 5031; Home 227L.
Frank H. Ray
Yard at Sixth and Fir Sts. PHONE 700-R
&?Sifi&?(ii(z&vl'ivGff
Cement Drain Tile
Irrigation Pipe
ETC.
"It'a Strongest and
Evorlasting"
MEDFORD CONCRETE
CONSTRUCTION CO.
Factory N. Rivoraido Avo.
Phono M-C52
For tho best of
EVERYTHING MADE OF WOOD
Seq us. Wo make a specialty of
OFFICE FURNITURE and FIXTURES, MANTLES,
SCREEN DOORS and WINDOWS, Etc.
Factory Corner South Fir and 11th Sts. Both Phones
MEDFORD SASH AND DOOR CO.
McDonald's
Chocolates
MADE IN THE MOUNTAINS
SALT LAKE
SEE OUR WINDOW
Medford
Pharmacy
NEAR POSTOFFICE
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