Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 09, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX MEDFOTCD MATTj TRIBUNE. MlWFOttD. ORKGONT, FU1PAV, JANUARY 0. !!)! SOUTHERN PACIFIC TOCHARGEGRAZING FEE IN FOREST LAND YUHKA, Jan. 9. Siskiyou county stockmen. In common with others Krnr.liiR stock In tho northern pnrt of tho state nro nstonumloil that hero nfter they will have to pay tho rail road company for tho privilege of rnimliiK their stock on the company' land. In most of tho national forests tho Tnllroml company owns tho alternate, sections. Stockmen have been paying tho government for the prlvlleRO of grazing on government land and then running their stock freo on tho rail road holdings. This day Is past, It now appears, and the railroad com pany Is going Into tho grazing busi ness on Its own account. In years past, for Illustration, tho government would give a stockman permission tor ranging ono hundred head of cattle on a certain portion of forest. Hatf that tract belonged to tho government and the other half to the railroad. White the government gave permission to range 100 head of stock, tho area of government land was ablo to care for only fifty head and the government charge was made for the fifty head. Yet stockmen could range 100 head, for they had free use of the alternate sections of the railroad land. In other words, the government collected range fees for only half tho cattlo that were ranged on tho forests. Tho fees wore small, and tho stockmen did not complain. Though stockmen mado complaint of tho forest reserve system at tho start, they have since learned to like It. Dut It Is different now that the railroad company is going 1 nto the grazing business on tho same system as tho government. Roughly esti mated, the present rates of tho gov ernment are from )6 to IS a section. Tho railroad rates aro from $16 to $25 a section, according to tho qual ity of tho range. And the railroad company is independent, too. If the stockmen don't want to pay the rates, thoy can keep their stock oft the railroad land. Other stock will be shipped in from the southern part of tho state during tho coming dry season. COLORADO SEEKS ESTABLISHMENT OF IPPING POST I DKNVi:it, Jan. 3. The whlpplnR post ought to be established In Colo rado, In the opinion of K. K. Will to head superintendent of the Stnto So ciety for Child and Animal Protec tion expressed today. He bcllocs such nu Institution would have n very salutary offect on certain classes cf criminals, who arc giving the courts much trouble. "Professional" wife beaters, fath ers and stepfathers who are In tho habit of whipping their children too socrely, quick tempered men who tnko their "spite" out on horses when armed with clubs, whips and sticks, and men who refuse to support their families are those whom Whitehead would punish with tho knout. "I would not punish them too se verely, but 1 would mnko the pun ishment fit the crime." he said. "Ten lashes. I think, would bo sufficient for the man who refuses to support his family, with the understanding that he was to get 30 more if ho didn't get to work. This would bring quick results from the non support list of men. The whip's use could easily be adjusted to fit the other crimes. I would have all whipping done In private." VILLA IN CHARGE OF 01AA EIE INSPIRES REBELS I E 00 AND ADULTERA I N CAUSE ARRESTS PKKSUHO, Tox., Jim. l.- Oetiernl Villn today took percoiinl elinro of i the lejfe of Ojitmpi. The (;i'iierul enine lliroititli I.n Mullu l'ti. Thursday ovoinij. Willi liim wore "JfiOO of (leiiernl Merloni's I'pon iilloKiitlutw of soi vim; mluU lorntod, food four win runts worn ii sued nuninst Metlfoiil uiul Alilintl lintel Uiul rosttiuiiinl keepers this morula liytnle Kool liispoolor M. S. Sluooli tTitouh I'uwei'ulor K. i. Kelly. .More wiunmls ol the smne men. On their heels followed n lout i ,mtM'ro uj follow. wnpm tmiti with nu iiiuple simply of )iroiMons mid iimmtitiitioii uiul a number of enimon. Villn reported severnl other trninloiuls of nnununi tion on their way nloiijj the llio U run ile. Villa's piesence seeuted to have in spired the rebel-, uiul the eit.'s full was prodietetl by tomorrow. Thirty of the Mexican wounded, representing both sides were 1ih ehiiruul from the hospital here todn ns no longer roquiriiiK medical atten tion. Ins end of lieiiu: allowed to re turn to Mcvoo, however, thev were plnoiil under u held hero. military uuiml anil J ASHLAND, Jim. 9. The Ashlnnd city council held its first meeting Tuesday night. The ontli of office was administered by Hecorder Gil lette to Councilmen CunniiiKhnm and Worth. The most imKrtnnt items brought up before the council were the rending of the mayor's nnnutil address, tho ncccptnnce of the city treasurer's nnuiiul report and the organization of the new council with the appointment of standing com mittees incident thereto. The com mittees appointed were ns follews: Finance Cunninghnm, Wertli and AMieraft. Klcctrio light Heaver, Cunning ham, Ware. Fire Wei th, Heaver, Cornelia-. Htrcot Ablicrnft, iionvcr, Worth. Licenses and ordinances Ware, Worth, Cornelius. Sanitary Cornelius, Ware, Heaver. Hoard of health Dr. Swedenbiirj,', Dr. Uregg, Coum-ilmcii Cunningham, Ware and Heaver. Councilman Cunningham was elcet i'd chairman of tho council for the ensuing year. TWELVE DEATHS RESULT IN CRIMES OF VIOLENCE DKN'VKH. Colo., Jan. !.Mos. sages received in Denver from San Francisco brought the news that the latter Imvc two strong eases against jonn itny new, charging the vouug man with obtaining money by faNe preteuses. It was thought likely here that the prisoner would be sent to San Fran cisco for trial, though it was under stood he is wanted nNo at other places in California, Washington, Or egon, Utnh, Missouri and Illinois. The district nttorneys here nml nt Snn Francisco were in communica tion concerning the case. Dew denied today that he had ever masqueraded ns Adolpluis Huseh IN, saying he nlwny gave the name of Henry Marvin Hueh. RESTORED 10 LIFE BY CHRfSTfAN SCIENCE Iuxcstignt'oii of the pure food tip'nt. it is said, showed hut 11 per eont buter fat in the cream, whore 20 per cent is toqtiitod, ami no maple in the maple syrup noil on hot cukes. Crouin sen oil with strawber ries was found dof'oionl. uiul none of the pancake "sliokuin" filled the hill. The cases will be heard uovl week, unless pleas of guilty aro entered. Otherwise a ohoniit will oouio from Siilem to verify his findings. Finos comprise the principal penalty. Tho probe of Inspector Slirooh has boon going on for some lime, tint! in cludes the sauitarv conditions and suoplios of ice oioani parlors uiul grocery stores. The question of sprung stnlo and unatied beer is aNn heirs probed. The practice of some eating houses sweeping while guests nro oalliig is now tabooed, mid linen sweepings n day tcqultcd. Musi of tho complaints will bo based upon olmigos of deficient milk mid cioaiu. Weather Predictions Oregon - I'lisoltlotl tonight and Saturday, probably rain iioilhw ost ein; generally fair southwest and east poilious; soulhoily winds, "Today" Iiiih paused Ita 100th per formance In Now York. 10. T PARIS, Jan. 9. Jack JohnBon, the negro fighter, denied hero today that he had received any offer from James Coffroth, tho San Francisco promoter, to meet Uunbuat Smith Tho negro, however, announced that be would take on Smith if Coffroth would pay him his prlc, $:10,000. "I am ready to fight If tho offer meets my terms," Johnbon said, "Tho fight must bo after that which has been definitely fixed to take place In Paris the first week of Juno ngalnst Frank Moran, the Pittsburg heavyweight. For this engagement I am guaranteed $35,000. 1 expect to meet Sam Langford later In tho same month If tho $30,000 I demand is forthcoming." HF.IIUN, Jan. 9. Twelve deaths were involved in two criineh of io loiro committed today in tho prov ince, of Knst l'nihsia mid Hamburg. DiMieurloncd by iiuaucinl reverses, Albert Hiatz, a carpenter, and his wifo nut tho throats of their five children. Then the patents and Units' fiihtcr committed suicide. Following a family quurrcl, a city policeman at Hamburg killed his three daughters and himself. Card of Thanks Tho Commercial club desires to express its gratitude and high appre ciation of the splendid entertainment furnished at its annual banquet lust ovoning by the Hevelers' club, and particularly to thank Messrs. Mc Cunly, Smytho, Middleburger, Ver non Ynwtcr, William Vawter, Alford, Thomas, Fish, Sooy-Smith and Haneo mid Miss Fern Uiitehiiinon for their generous mid talented services. Good Wood, If you want good wood, get It from Frank H. Ky. KXTItA SPIX'IAI, llltA.MA at i.sis tiii:.ti:k If every mlllonalro did an Giles Webster ho would learn soino sad truths regarding the character of hlr Intended heirs. As In tho rase of "Whimsical Threads of Destiny." In which a wealthy uncle finds that his nleco is entirely unworthy of his klud ness, a strong drama which will be tho Ibis Theater's chief attraction on Friday and Saturday, they would find that some of thoe who will In herit their wealth are vllllans nt heart and they would leave them out of their will. Stella even goes so" far as to try to dangerously Injure a beautiful circus rldor who is loved by Dr. Hale Wobster, to prevent their marrlago which will keop her from getting the legacy which her uncle, thought to ba dead, but really in hiding, has said can only bo had If Stella and tho doctor marry. Kate, the charming equestrienne, conies very near being killed when she becomes dizzy from tho "rope" which has been secretly placed In her medicine nnd falls beneath tho hoofd of her horse while making a daring leap through fiery rings. Uncle Webster rewards his ne phew's worthiness by sanctioning his marriage to the girl of his heart, the circus rldor, whllo Stella Is Justly punished fur her shameful belinv CINCINNATI, O., Jan. D.- De claring that he died last Satunlnv. night, but was restored to life bv the primers of a Christian Science pr.ic ti ioner, A. J. Thorne, a local bus. , iiiess mnn, was at his usual work to day. He had completely recoxered, he said, from his "journey into tlri plane of death.'' Thorne told his story publicly first at a Christian Science meeting! last evening. Hoyond assorting that . , his case really was one of death, audi not merely of suspended animation. I ho gave few details, remarking: "The' exerienee wa sacredly my own." I He was completely unconscious (hi rill- his "iouniov." Im tohl his hearers, however, of what was trans, i piring in the ''material plane," where his body lay. "Death is a continu ation," he said, "and I do not fear it, but I wanted life to work out mv problems here. That is why I am glad that life was restored to me." UVqhantonBHH WU1TB STRIPED MADRAS Arrow COLLARS 3 lor 25 rt. Cln.lt. TraboJr Ov. In. Good Reasons wiiv you siion.n nrv "Good Snots" Wo sell nt "Itlght Prices" Hecaimo we soil for "Cash" Wo sell only standard mnkoi Wo are not ovor-stocked Our stock Is alwaa fresh. Our over-head expense Is light. Wo Keep up the quality "A Fit or No Sale" 3'J. discount In the "S. & II." Oreon Trading Stnmps. Oct the habit, trade at oppesiti: post errici: I0NAIRE HIE SLAVE CHARGE MOIIII.i:, Ala., Jan. I). Miss De lilah iliadtcv and K. M. Foster, son of tho mllllouniio piosidoul of the luloiiialioual Coiiospoutlonco school of Soianlon, I'a.. who wore n nested '.V. ' .."L'-l- l. I... . JlU.'.i.n hero jcHlonlny on u wlillo slavoiy chmgo, woio iiuitt'tlcil In separata lin tels (inlay, "I came south with Mr, Foster with Ilia iimloislaudiug Hint ho was lo mairy mo as soon as ho got u ill Miico," said MIhn llradloy today, "His maiiiod life had hoen unhappy." Foster iloolaiod ho Intended lo Miami hv Ilia ghl. Tho couple camu hero fiom I'eiuhoitmi, N, J, MMnuMruHJM, Shoes of Quality Wo aim high In our show lug of num'r kIiocd, In our selection of tho t)lcs, tlio leathniH and tho shoo making. Wo soil tho sort of idiocs that make us friends, WVih tho bout model ate priced shoos that ran bo found any whore. Pili os is'-'.oo to sjin.no Do not Judgo of tho merit of their advortlMod price. Hon tho evidence of allien. Moo our splendid shuonl Simon, by n litics for Behlins ,,(,,,,,,,,T slllllJO HIIOCSTOIIK" Chalmers w MOTOR CARS ARE THE BEST FOR THE MONEY FREE Shirt Waist Pattern Day Tuesday Tuition foe for full course 10 days' suwiii course . .. System alone, with full instruction ijUfi.UO lf.(0 Instructioti hours from ! a. in. to ! p. m. Keister Ladies' Tailoring College MISS (VWTIS, Instructor. Kooms (5-7, St. Mark's block, Cor. Main and Holly. JmJJmJmJJmJmJ r IIoffJ CKNTUAIi avunui: MANN'S NKAIt POST effici: t r ? ? ? ? t ? T ? r r r t t ? t T t T t t t t t T T T t SATURDAY we will sell the balance of our high grade Winter Suits and Coats at ex actly ONE-HALF REGULAR PRICES NOTHING RESERVED. Everything must be sold. All sales final. Be on hand early before best are sold. (ort) ONE-HALF OFF ON WINTER SUITS "Women's $15.00 Suits now 9 7.50 "Women's -f 20.00 Suits now 510.00 Women's 25.00 Suits now $12.50 "Women's $30.00 Suits now $15.00 "Women's $35.00 Suits now $17.50 "Women's $-10.00 Suits now $20.00 ONE-HALF OFF ON WINTER COATS "Women's $12.00 Coats now $ G.00 Women's $15.00 Coats now $7.50 Women's $18.00 Coats now $ 0.00 "Women's $22.50 Coats now $11.25 Women's sjflO.OO Coats now ... .,,.$15.00 Women's $:15.00 Coats now $17.50 ONE-HALF OFF CHILDREN'S COATS Children's $10.00 (Nmts now . ..$5.00 Children's $ 8.00 Coats now . . .$1.00 Children's $ 7.00 Coats now $3.50 Children's $ (i.OO Coats now $3.00 Children's $ 5.00 Coats now $2.50 Children's $ 1.00 Coats now $2.00 January White Sale in Full Blast A CHANCE for tho THRIFTY BUYERS TO SAVE MONEY MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Children's "Waists, .Drawers and Skirts, all sixes, real 15c values, sale price, ea 'tV'J? AVomcn's Gowns, Corset Cov ers and Drawers, real 50c values, now, each 29 AVomcn's Combination Suits, downs, Drawers and Corset Covers, up to $1 values, sale, price, each 59 Children's Skirts, Drawei's and Waists, 25c, values, now, each 12 y.b "Women's Chemise, Princess Slips and Gowns, $1.50 val ues, each 79(J BIG TOWEL SALE Kxlra large I luck Towels, real 15c ones, each 10 Good size Hath Towels, worth 15c, special, each 12 ijf: Jjartro size Hath Towels, worth 1110 lioc now, eaen Good Cotton Crash, worth 8c, now, it yard 60 Good. Linen Crash, cheap at J5c, iiow, a yard l'i 72x00 Bleached Sheets, OOo grade, now ' 390 '12 and -15-inch Pillow Slips, .18c grade, each 12i0 Greatest Lace and Embroidery Sale BUY YOUR SUMMER SUPPLY NOW 2000 yards fine Torchon Lace, worth 8c, very special at, a J 4 1 1 (I ! ..J 5000 yards wide Torchon Lace. real 10c values, now, 50 5000 yards fine French and German Val. haccs and fn scrtions, real 15; values, now, a yard 50 5000 yards i'ino Cluny Lace, and Insertions, 25c values, this sale, a yard 12 '0 5000 yards wide Lace, 15c values, yard Plat. Val. now, per 80 GQRSETS Warner's fine Coulil Corsets, fitted with two pairs Hose supporters, on sale Saturday at, a pair '180 5000 yards fine Cambric Kin broidery, good .10c, grade, now, a yard 50 Corset Cover , enib., new pat terns, 50c grade, now at, per yard 290 '15-inch Voile Flouncing, new patterns, real $1.00 grade, at, a yard 090 '15-inch fine Swiss Embroider ed Flouncing, real $1.50 grade, now, a yard 890 ? ? V f f Y ? ? ? ? ? t f t f t ? ? ? ? T t ? Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y FREE SAVE YOUR SALESLIPS AND GET WM. ROGERS' GUARANTEED TRIPLE-PLATED SILVERWARE FREE ,or. 1MXX1Z1 .Ucgaiyaam inmt"