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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1913)
itprawwtr rW $5PV W rAOTCTWO. MWDKOKl) MALI, THIHUNK MklDkMI), ORKOON, MONDAY, DKCKMHIOR 1, .101H IOCAI. AND L PERSONAL jMonnBor Oonlou of tin I'ltgo Then tnr I cQtitciiitilntliiK; tho hooking of n burlcKfnio raliiimny for nn extended tn' nt IiIh theater 'flic uooKlni; of iMInnlftjSlndilorn Klske was cnncolled. Clfiirlld YoufiR win lenVo thin weak for n Hichr Miuut with frlonila ou1 Kvnnk erode. liOHtor Jllclton w.ib nrrcstoil by tho police Sntunlny iilKlit rhargoil with entering tho ronhloneo of Lou Tnylor Thumljiy, nnd taking n kecp iinko wntch nnd t'ttUhfng. Ho w'ns on pnrolo. Mlases HooJfcj-'a hominy nt the fol lowing Krorurlca noVooa, Olm utend'H Nlcliol, Fonts, Wnrnor Cash Store. On Wctlncritla)' at booth 20 In puhlle market. Saturday's from 3 to 12:ao. 220 The city council will hold Its regu lar meeting tomorrow night. Tile most Important business will bo tho naming of a registration board and tho allowing of monthly bills. Leo Grant of Hilt. Cal.. Is In the city for a fow days on business. Andrew Jones of Alpine, Ore., Is vlBltlng friends In tho city tor a few days. Orcgonlun agency nt Do Voo's. A gamojOf basket ball, tho first of tho soasoni Is ljelng arranged for tho end of the?.WT2ek' between the. high school teant, atid all stars. X. K. if 111 ot!Hogtfo Klver was a business .vlslto In Med ford Satur day. Wig Ashpolo will' jnake another shipment of cattle to Portland this week. Holiday offer 50 per cent off. Up-to-Dato Studio-, 232 East Main. Tho schools of the city resumed work this morning after a two days' holldny for Thanksghing. Miss Gladys Hollo expects to leavo shortly to spend tho Christmas holidays with relatives In Northern California, Dr. 12. Klrchgcssncr has returned nnd will bo at tho Nash Hotel on Wednesday from 10 to 3. tf Attorney D. P. .Mulkcy spent a fow days In Douglas county last week attending to business matters. D. K. Scott of Klamath Falls Is spending a fow days In tho city at tending to business, . Miss Ina Cochran left last night for Kiigcno to resume her studies at tho U. of O. aftor spending Thanks-glrlng- at borne. - - K. D. Weston, commercial photog rapher, negatives mado any tlmo or plnco by appointment. Phono M 1471. E. L. Jones who has been on his mining property In thoi Dluo Lcdgo for several months has' returned to Medford for tho winter. Benton Dowers and wlfo of Ash land visited with U. F. Mulkcy and family last week. ' Kodak finishing est in town nt Weston's. Mrs. P. J. O'Gara who Is In North Dakota, whero sho was called by the illness of her mother Is expected homo tho last of tho wcok. Don Tata has returned to tho up per Applegate country after a short stay. In this city. Mrs. Hen Johnson of Grants Pass visited friends in this city tho end of tho week. . -. Milk nnd cream at De Voo's.. Fresh eggs. Phono 201-J I. 21C A, B. minis of Ashland was in Mcd- ford. Saturday on business. Mies Agnes Uurrcll of Phoenix vpvnt Sunday in Mcdford. "Insurance your best nsset." Hav) tho oat. I'iaco your Jnsurauco with Holmes, tho Insurance Man, right if bo writes It. tf Miss Vivian Greor of Ashland has rclurnod to her homo, nftur a short visit with friends in this city. Itoguo river poultry raUurs aro preparing shipments of turkey, ducks nnd chlckons to northern points for the holiday trade Sorguunt Pat Mogo will bo dis charged from Sacred Heart hospital tho last of tho week. Jao Smith of Iloguo Hlvcr spent Sunday in Medford. Tho JJullIa' Intnrosts have flnlshod rnll laying on Main street to Control uvonuo, and begun tho final laying of cement this morning. Sheriff Slngler of Jacksonville was n visitor In Medford this morning. K. W. Denuett and wlfo of Yroku, Cal who hao boon visiting with K. It, Oatman and family loturnod this morning to their home, Judgn F. M. Stowart of Knglo Point spout Monday In Medford. Mr. Hlno linn returned from Tilla mook, whoro ho has been looking af tor his business Intorcstrf. Col. J 1,. May, a prominent mem ber of tho Oregon National Guard, foil from a bridge near ltosoburg Inst week and U In a critical condition. Ho b well known In this valley. C. Von dor Italian of Wcllett was a SUmlny visitor in Medford. Mr and Mrs. R. Webb and Mrs. Flcro. St., of Contrnl Point district were recent visitors In Medford. llankln Kales has boon visited by his brother, who Is engaged In busi ness nt Uond. W, J, Stanley of Koguo Hlvcr Is n Medford visitor. G. V. Thrasher of Preston Peak district, who la spending a fow weeks at Phoenix Is In Medford today. Thomas Walston Is over from Ster ling. Ho reports that excellent pro gress Is being mndo In the rehabili tation of tho Sterling mine. Henry Gregory of nig Sticky Is transacting business In Medford. W. H. McGrath of tho Ashland Iron works Is In Medford. John G. Gore nnd Isaac Mcrrlmnn, who llvo near Medford, are trausact ing business In tho city. n. F. Mulkcy wns registered nt a Portland hotel Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Moore of Kla math Falls passed through Medford recently, en route to Portland. Thoy wcro Joined nt Grants Pass by Mrs. W. C. Hale. M. C. Mahony of Hip nutto camo to Medford Sunday. Ho is In a fair way to get a patent to his homestead claim, which has been vigorously con tested by forest rangers. I.. O, Van Wogen has returned from a trip to Kastern Oregon. A, J. Weeks, a well-known archi tect, Is making this valley, his for mer Jiome, a visit. Ho Is located at San Francisco. T. MV Wilson, who has boon de puty sheriff since January, has gono to Keno and Sacramento, whero he will spend several weeks In expert fng public records. F. M. Stewart and William Perry " " HORSE SHOW AT PRESIDENT JAW1ES MADISON'S Hat"" I l l - i- II- - - II - - - - - - - -yd , K i "I --BGGflHn'' r t m jT'Wk :SBI i THE. MWDlSON MOUSE. AT MONTPtUGR.' ' sKZr'UisKHIHP'HaftSIHsAHBCjtfkBlisWf1' TrJWfJBKjHAJfliPHffD&ijiWJB W1U.IAM H "PU ror4TFtiVING jnOVJUAT 4TiC MCNTPCUCU KQQltl JHOW Tao annual Montpcllcr horse show was recently hold nt the historic Jnme Madison oMnte. now the homo of WlllLim Dti Pont. In Oranco countr. Va. Rxhlbltorji. iudces and Kixxrtators wore the ruixt-t of Mr iiikI Min. Dii I'ont arrived from Eaglo Point this morn- J at a luncheon scrvetl In tho great hall of the stately old Colonial mansion where President MmlMun, 'lb fattier r Hie ,nK' I constitution," nnd his Quaker spouse, "Dolly" Madison, lived together almost half a century, liefer JiidRlua tlm Charles McKcan, a former resident visitors strolled about tho grounds, admired tho noblo tree and the splendid old formal gnnli'ii designed by llif of Medford, returned Sunday, but will celebrated French landscape architect L'Knfant, who drew tho original plan for tho city of Washington; limpcvlliii? tlit MYRTL MCHDM SYSTEM nnclent bowling alley whero Madlwn and Jefferson rolled nt tenpins, nnd foaming their eye on tlu grnir fill simple lines of tho beautiful old summer house, which is n reproduction of the Templo of I.ove at Varsallles. .Mont peller fa one of tho most Imposing nnd Interesting of all tho historic homos of the early ProJlduut In Northern Mr. gin la, and to sco It on such an occasion as tho tuiuua) borso slow is to sco It nt Its lost. I ...... : ......... . ' I mill I II IIIH t ill 1 I Hil 1,,c uwimimi wnn rciKicrrii in n - niiii: the pftilinii for nn lujniiclli.'i houkIiI by tilt- Merrill lioxpital- Irus Ircs to iHHlraiu I.tilior ('oiiiiui-HiinMr Mt'Loiigliliii, liiN ilcpiilicH and Dis trict Attornfv lline of Alniuoilu I coiiniy iroui ntiloroiii; tho law, mi " the ground that it wan a violation t MAIiSHKIKhD. Oroi.-Dec-l. The 1 WaiflNKTON: !ec l:?vTho '" feilorul I'ftiwlilulion. Tint Mht- B vnt.ii r h 5.,.. im.,ir r twii United States suurwiiu court sus- ,lo,lr ",w proxiili that t-lmlci.t en and his family of Holly. I . . . . . '. 'iRliiud' todar tho rTiflncr nf-tlio 'fnier- mt -Iii1I mil lie wirkcd mnrr lit in ard motored to Medford "' near nero was oown opon . b- commtrcc C0Mlto1 wtMMl. rl,i .1 somo.umo oeuveon aiiuruny mgat fnB . y. UII,r0rm'6ystom ofl" not tarry long. Ho has been engaged In mining In Alaska. Samuel Owen, a member of tho firm of Owen Ilros., extensive own ers of Pacific coast timber and operators of eastern mills, has re turned to Portland, leavinc his brother Frank to completo tho In vestigation of a big tract on Illg nutto they will probably buy. Joseph Martin and' W. A. Ha frail of Jacksonville have returned from Tillamook which section they may lo cate In.. They iouud an abundance of moisture. A. C. Allen wood orchard Sunday. Frank Porker, who Is employed at Grants Pass, Is In Medford for a shortstay. Dr. J. F. Itcddy has returned from a business trip to San Francisco and Los Angeles. Professor and -Mrs. F. C. Smith of Jacksonville spent Sunday afternoon In Medford. Jcsso,G. Hodges of Douglas county Is making Medford, his former homo, a business visit. M. F. Hanlcy has returned from a business .trip to Portland. F. Mi Wado of Tacoma, who has been looking after his mining nnd Ir rigation interests In the Big Apple gate section has returned home. Mr, and Mrs. J. T. Fry of Trail nro visiting relatives living In Med ford. Rev. JI. M. nranham, pastor of Oakdale avenue Methodist church, wns called today to Myrtlo Creek. Ore, to preach tho funeral services of William Fitspatrick who died In his homo at Mrtlo Crco Nov. 20. C DfllUT l ruin i iumiur BANK ROBBED! RAILROAD ACCOUNTS and this aftflrnoonandapproxlmatolyimilroad accounting. Who ro,1jrt ruii-inifr Mftl7T PIIDC 12, U00 In gold'. and currency taken. I dored Its decision hia tost case t. I B L illllllJlL uUltL ino rouoory was iiisrovprou wnen tnu vr""Rllt "' l"" I"1ihs uh rtoutiiernf nanK wati'ppennii jor uiisiuum toiiny. ,iuinniaii in .wniiui it nan anegisi mi . ..... fc Tho robbers gained entrance to tno commission s uruor' xas unroason bank by cutting away the flooring of ,nble. an office above. '1'hen drilling a j The Illinois child labor law, pro holo Into tho Interior of the vault .liHilUng the oniployun-nt of children from the top. the robbers, put ta! under sixteen yean or ago, wuh do dynamite and blew the Mfe open, idarad valid here tetay by the Unltwl Soveral resldenU of Myrtle Point jStHtoe snpromu court, stated that thoy believed they hoard i Proceeds from tbo salo of mine tho detonation of tho explosion about ore lre "taxable luromo," neord 2.30 this morning. No clue was loft '" to a lUclslou ruuderwl today by IFJ 18 behind. L SERVI ithn I'M It All Otmtmm iHhruMn Msf I.. . i..,v .(w4 vwwwwm ejH'iwniv iliiiik 111 44 Jteet stilt iHstltHttHl by tho Strnttou Indopondoneo company, llmltod, jags I list Itovenno Collector Howbsrt of Colorado. AT T ;20 OREGON TOWNS The revjtnl sorites In the Med ford Methodist Episcopal church, corner of Ilnrtluit and Fourth str'-etx aro continuing in power nnd interest Vosterday was a Sabbath In thU POUTLANp, !.. F Weeks &McGownn Co UNDERTAXERS I.udy Assistant Day Phone 17 Night V, W, Weeks 103J.2 Phones A. E. Orr 078-M VKRA CItUZ, Dec. 1 United States Consul Canada announced to day thut John I.lnd would return to Vera Cruz from Tamplco and Tux pan on the battleship Ilhodo Island this afternoon. Tho Ilrltis'i crulsor Suffolk re malnod In tho harbor hero while Ad mlral Sir Christopher Craddock wont to Mexico City to look over tho situation. ISETO PROM FOREIGNERS 1 Afmiieiiml church long Ui bo romuiuberoU. Over- rlifiioiw nra in pro-m'- in mnro limn flowing congregations woro present i twenty towim tutlsiv. tho wet an. I dri ll t all the survlcoa. Four wore con- oloirionts trying- (iii-lindoim in li WASJIIXGTON, Dec. 1 A wlro loss message received today from Ad mlral Flotchor states Gen. Agullur, rouol leader In the Tuxpan-Tamplco district lu Mexico, had renewed his assurances of protection for foreig ners' lives and property. "Hroadway Jones," George M. Cohan's latest production, Is deicrlb od bb a play with a story of urban life wlthouta sluglo coarse Joko In it, vorts woro rocelved Into membership. Tho evening services was marked by great enthusiasm and interest on the , any, inr, ,.r ,l.. ..-.!, ..-.. .J I !'.. w mv until v rvusresliuii jiruv- ont. The choir director was. ftiip purtod by a full churns choir, nna beautiful solos wero reduorod by Mrs. Van Bcoyoe and Miss Kitto, members of the choir. A notable featum lu tho night service wa thi tho toktluiouy of Dr. J, Hill of this city giving an account of his con vet shut nt a Methodist altar service, and remarkable circumstances that lod up lo It. All hearts woro moved aa with manly form ho stood befuro tho au dience and ploadod with, the unsaved to give tholr hearts and lives to Christ. Subject of sermon tonight, "Tho Yoke That Ilrlngs Host." You aro cordially Inilled urn! j'pur friends. millibar of I hum. Jn two (owns, Trouiilalo nml Hal- woman nro cHiulidnle for mayor. t'omtiiiaaion form p government i" being inteil on At IVnilletoii. Hnlurn i- vntinir U n churler niiimiilmcnl foroior pioliibitiug Uie city council i'toin ishiiin' Milomi Ik-oiiscm. When "I'iiin-N llnpci.lu" Hi-ailu-n Siimuiili itl I Imllgi-itioii, (;iih nml SniiruoH lllhiiiHiirri You don't wnut a slow romody when jour stunineh Is bad- or nn un curtain oni) or n harmful ouo jMiur stomach J- too inliinblo; ;ou iiiusu't lujurn It with drastic drugs, Papo's DlnKplii Is noted for its speed lu giving rollof, Its liannlini iioss; Its certain unfailing action lu irogulntlng sick, sour, gassy stomachs. Its millions of cures In Indigestion, dspcpiln. gastritis and other stomach trouhlu liiiH mndo it famous tho world o or. j Keep this perfect stomnoli doctor in your homo knap it handy get n I largo flfty-ceut chso from any drug loro anil thou If iiuyoiif should oat 'something which dotwn't ngrro with them; If whaf thoy oat lays llko lead, ferments nnd sours and forniH gam caused headache, dizziness and mill sea; oructatlotiH of ncld and uiiill gestud food runiouibnr as soon nu Papo'a DlnpopMln (omen In contact with tho stomach nil such distress vanishes. Its promptneiis, torlaluly and ease In ovorcomlug tho worst stomach disorders lu a revelation to those who ry It. n WORK BEGUN ON NEW LIVERY STABLE AND BARN Work lui lioeil lici'tin liy llubliiird liriitliei'r, mi tin conslriu-tioii of u livery hlnblo on the n(e u Hivoiiiiile iivcuiiu, occupieil by lite 'iimn hIii blon, inn will bo roiuly lor ocou-imm-y by Jfuy Oiiiinynw iilmul Junii-ni-y J. Tin biiililiux will imht be tween ffOOUO unit $7(1(11). S. Clillilptv Iiiik iliu contraot for llio nninii worU nml M. li. Iiuih for (ho cni)('nliy. IS iAN' rirACltsrO. Ore. l.-rlJtut-cil fttntc Uiulriut ,Iinl,'o Vim Flout, with tho cotii'iiiTi'iico of United HtlltOfi Histl'iilt . T 1 1 1 1 ' i Dniilin.f nt id Aiipplliiii! .llidge .Morrow, iiplmlil limo toilny Iho oouttitiitioiiitlily of tlm (iglit-hoiir In iv lor wultcn, iuimkciI liy llie f'nliforiii.i legislature. TOO liATJJ TO UfjASHIFV. FOiT1TaVgK30" ?e71irTJi Dakota, dairy and Htouk farm, vuluo J0400. Kqulty, flCOO, Wauls oijual valuu lirModford or valley. O. A. MoArtliur, room ,.'f, o-or P. O, Itenl ontiitonud loaiiBj, Phono f!i!8, ir, fJoffPO A ton of ouo ore may contain $10 worth of k'old, u ton of anotlioi' ore, ijJiiO woi'Ui. It's the sumo with coffee and coffee flavor. .Schil ling's Hcst has more flavor than other cof fees. The best tlmo to buy Hchll llng'H Dost In toduy. H GUS tho Tailor MAICICH SUITS TO FIT AND FIT TO YYKAlt ! Bairgiins in Second-Hand Cars i Ono BUIOK ROADSTER, nearly now, nil now tiroa, in oxcollont condition !f500.(M) Ono Pivo-PnBsongor JACKSOW Onr, only $'1(1)0.00 Ono Fivo-Passongor PREMIER, a blp bargain I Mil iwi nf. 5'iWMIU ....... Other Bargains in Usod Onrn. C, F C;tes G. E. Gates p. " Spnrtn Building. . . "S f Motor Oarn and Supplies I i i . 1188 Carloads ci 15 Automobiles UICK IMado to the Howard Auto Co. of San I'Yanei.sco, Coast distributors for Muiek.s. The largest shipment of automobiles ever made under one draft ami bill of lading. .Breaking the Hoick record mado last year, when they shipped a trainload of If carloads, containing 'Mo machines, valued at IS2.-i00.00, to the nou'ard company. All 1011 models are left-hand drive, center con I ml, fully equipped, including the famous Delco Electric Starling and Lighting System. Come and seo the ears. Valley Motor b Traction Co. AOKNTS, .'ION. UOI.I.Y sT. A Special Train lo Hie OREGON DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE via the VTHi nv00 W fsu N S ET YJB-' IUUUtNtibMA5TAI KOUTt-S i. sJcbO (rn riie Exposition l.iw IJ)ir" i At Roseburg,- Thursday, Dec. 4th One Fare Round Trip Cloud Going and Returning on Special Only SCHI'JDUHMs 1, Id , Speeial will loavr ' Ashlimd 0:00 a. in., Talent (,1 JJhoenix(:li5. AfetOi't ('.! Cmii.,,1 i,.:..i n.'.m u.. m:ii. ri rt ' i V. -,,.'.. '"" ' i'.oo, iuiu .!;-, nuns raw 7:'J i; ai(.,-1.i, 7:03, Iceland 8:11, Vol Creek 8:57 , flendaje 0H7, West; h'ork flrfil Itiddle 10:14, Myrilo Creek 10:55, IMIhird 11:25: ar- ' M1 . RI'-TUIWINO Irani will leave loseburg at (5:110 j). ,., slopping at intermediate points shown above. Arrive Ashland a-bout nudnitrht; Vov furlher parlieulars call on any S. P. agent. c u4i")W .