Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 27, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE, ItEDFOllD, OK13CIOH". 'K'KSDAY, .TANl'AUY 27. 1!)ll. . tan two IOCAL AND L PERSONAL Tlio high school basket bnll team will piny tho Corvnllln team nt tho Nat ThhMday night. To Unto tlio financial support given tho tenm hna not been up to former standards and a Reed nttondnnco Is urged. Mies Xell Storm who hns heen 111 for tho lnt month la able to ho ubout, nnl will resnmo her position tit tho Pnlnco of Sweets tho first of tho month. If It la lnauranco of any doscrlp tlon wo write It. Why not havo tho boat. Holmes, Tho Inaurnnco Man. Don Under, tho hlto Sox InMelder recruit has received no word to date cither from tho Federal Leaguers or hla old boss. Pcto Wataon la duo this week from a six weeks visit with relatives In tho cast. All tailored suits, long ronta, chil dren's coats, evening dresses and woll dresses ..at exactly one-half price. Ahrens, Tho police put their foot down on snowballing on Mnln avenue thlt miornlng, A number of autos were tn.rgots, which causod action. Harry Howclls mndo a short busi ness trip to Griffin creek Monday. Ten day's sewing for 15.00. Rela tor's Ladlca' Tailoring College, rooms 6-7, St. Mark's block, corner Main and Holly. 277 C. K, Gates, Court Hall and Scoley Hall left Monday evening for Port land to attend tho annual northwest automobile show. According to eastern papers Ad olgast will leave for San Francisco February 1, "stopping en routo to look over his ranch property In South ern regon." Attend Ahrens January clearance Bale unusual bargains to clear tho racks and cases. Mrs. C. Angel of Amarllla, Texas, Is n tho city, and will locato here. Dan nradbury of tho Steamboat district Is spending a few days In thu city on business. "Wo havo a limited supply of very fine, extra largo Cuthbort red rasp berry plants at 5c each, or J4.50 per 100. Call us up now. Janes Pros. Capitol HJ11, phono 370-X. 2CC A. S. Davidson of Ellensburg, Wash., Is spending a few days vis iting with friendsand relatives on O riff In creek. Attorney F. W. Mears, rnado n business trip to Jacksonville this forcing. Real Catalonia laces for alp. at tho Handicraft Shop. 2C4 Arthur Liming of Sutherlln, Ore gon, has returned to his homo after a visit with Dr. and Mrs. Rlckort. He contemplates locating in Medford. in tho near future. Mrs. O. D. Hoffman has returned to Medford after a month's visit. In Portland. J. O. Corking, tho best all around photographer In southern Oregon Alays reliable. Negatives made any where, time or place. Studio 228 Main St. Phono 320-J, Tho regular quarterly social of tho Presbyterian church will bo hel4 to night commencing at 7:30 o'clock. All members of tho church and con gregation are earnestly requested to bo present. J. L. Ragsdale of Lake creek la In tho city this week visiting friends, and relatives. Rogue river valley grapo Juice on salo at all tho lcadlpg groceries and In booth C at public market. 2GH Jack Slump of Grass Valley Is at tending to legal matters In Medford and Jacksonville this week. E. R. Lawrence of Grants Pass was In Medford Monday night on thea trical bUBlllCBS. Try our flour, Johnson's Best I1.1C; Dluo Stem, $1.35; None- net tor, L, I). Urowu. Rubs Mill. Flour and Fed. Mrs. A. L. Illackburn of Dorrio, Cal., Is spondlng a few days in Med ford. H. J. Taylor of Pendleton, Ore., was a business visitor in Medford Monday. Roast beef and plum pudding iu St, Mark's hall Thursday ovenlng. 2C5 Frank Fraier of Laurel, Wash., is in tho valley this week Inspecting local conditions. 13. O. Drandoberry of Albany ! spending tho week In this city vis iting friends and relatives. Lawyers Carkln and Taylor havo moved from Central avenuo into thrco larger front offices on Main street over Hasklns and Boydon's stores, Employes of tho street, engineer und water departments aro kept on tho Jump hooping tho storm soworu opon. ear: I Weeks & McGowan Co. UNDERTAKERS Lady Awlstaut Dy I'ltoup 227 Xitfkt V. W. WimAh 103-Ja Webs A. K. Orr U78-M) .! .i. 1 .....f. . .4, Jnmca Fltzglhbons of Foots crook la spending a few daya In Medford attending to business matters. A letter rceclvod by tho forestry service from ano of Ita men located at Hutlon, Oa)., pays ten feet of anon coxora tho ground nt tho Dluo Ledge mine, niu that morq Is falling. Kodak finishing, glossy or dull fin ish nt J. O. Gcrklng's studio, 22S 13 Main St. Phono 320-. Arthur Whipple of Roguo River was n business visitor In Medford Tuesday, Freight trains on the Southern Pa cific havo been delayed tho last week, by derailed cars, caused by tho slippery rails. Don't forgot tho Guild dinner In St. Mark's halt Thursday from 5:30 to S o'clock, GO cents. 2GB C. h, Russell of Spaknno Is trans acting business In Medford for a few daya. W, C. Walker of Sacramento la In tho city for a few days. Fresh lime. Medford Lbr. Co. W. C. Klnlcysldo has returned from Douglas, Wyoming, and reports cold weather In that section. Quito a number of former Medford resi dents nro located at Caspar, in tho oil district. C. K. Miller of Klamath Falls la In tho city for a few days attending to business Interests. Rev. Clara Ferrla will hold a spirit ualist message meeting at 301 So. Central avenuo Tuesday nt S p. in. Tho Rev. William B. Hamilton ot tho Kplscopnl church returned Mon day from Grants Pass whero ho con ducted services Sunday evening. P. K. Kelley, special agent of thu S. P. was in tho city Monday on busi ness. E. D. Weston, commorctal photog rapher negatives made any time or ,dace b) appointment. Phone M 1 171. A. Aubrey has completed tho big boat with which ho la to tako sup plies down tho Roguo river to tho Llttlo Windy mining property, below hlskcy creek. Tho boat is 3S feet long, 11 foot beam, with a bottom width of six feet. Between ftvo and six tons of supplies, including gro ceries, hydraulic plpo, etc., will bo taken down in it, besides the 10 or 11 men who will go to work on tho property". Tho placer ground In cluded in tho Llttlo Windy has lately been purchased by Portland parties, and ditches will be dug, plpo laid, and a "giant" installed at once. Grants Pass Courier. John M. Scott, general passenger agent for tho Southern Pacific, and H. A. Hlnshaw, general freight agent for tho samo lines In regon, wtro inlhocUy Monday attending tho hearing beforo Stato Railroad, Com missioner Miller. Try our flotir, Johnson's Best. 11.15; Dluo Stem, $1.35; No no Bet tor. L. B. Brown, Rubs Mill, Flour and Feed. Guy Connor and wlfo havo re turned from a week's visit with friends and relatives In Seattle, The Ladles' Aid society of the Christian church will meet at ths home of Mm. Ben Garnett tomorrow afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Carpenter leave today for Laralmlc, Ariz., called by the serious Illness of Mr. Carpenter sister. Sugar Pine shakes. Medford Lbr. Co. Two cars of steel plpo for fluming purposes have been received by tho Sterling mine this week, and aro be ing hauld to tho works. A force of men aro at work on tho Opp mint near Jacksonville preparing for the Bprlng activity. Fred Lewis of Wellen. was a busi ness visitor In Medford Monday for a few hours, Milk and cream at DeVoe's. George Leonnrd and wife of Ra clno. Minn., aro visiting the family of W. C. Klnyon for a few weeks. Jim Kclwards has returned frqra u trip to Roddlngs, Cal. If it is insurance of any descrip tion we write It. Why not havo the best. Holmoa, tho Insurance Man. E. L. Ober of Grants Pass is at tending to business matters in Med ford today. W. W. Usshor, manager of tho telephone company at Ashland is I'J tho city today for a few hours. ADMITS WHOLESALE MP ROFPERSONS E AT $100 APIECE rizca, wN v"M. NKW YOKIv, Jan. '".-Calm it citul of tlio pari ho had played in two murders n M'nro of dynamiting ami tlio nbditetion of girl- for white slavers, wn given in Judge Ho-uil-sky's court lioro today lv Alfred I.olimiui, 1M cnr of ugo. Operations uf nu alleged desperate Hhtek Hand Kiiinr whiolt, tho polico holiovo, do serted l.ohmnn after lie liml thrown it bomb into tlio plant nt Ii.viit1liiirt. X. J., of Kloo & Co., wore laid bure. l.olutmn appeared hoforo tluiliju Konlky n tlio principal witue ngtiin-t Augolo S)lvtwtii, ohnrged with planting a hoinh in a lloiwtou flreot tenement hoit-o. I.olimiiu ( olnrod lio had participated in a moio of dynamiting, luul hiirnod wo Brooklyn houo for the itiMirniie and hud purtioipiiled in two murder, tho motive for one of tlio murder, ho said, was robbery. In the other, lie iniil, ho and two nooiutes wore paid $'J enoh for killinir n Chino-o. Asked if ho over i-vgretled tnkitu; liiimuu life, I.olimiiu said: "Why, no. It win tho same to mo ns killini; tneets." Itooeo Puoillo testified thai lio had plneoil bomb in thirtv-fivo placet, lio said ho bud but little reirunl for human life and admitted bo bud re ceived from WO to $1110 for each bomb "planted." REVOLUTION IN HAYTI GROWS. MURE SERIOUS CAPE HATtE.V, Haiti. Jan. 27. Tho revolutionary movement In Haiti Is spreading with alarming rapidity. Reports received here today said tho ontlro population ot Port do Palx and Connives had risen. General Carlos amor and General Bcaufosso Li Roche, two prominent exiles and for mer ministers ot war, returned todnv to Cape Haltlcn, which Is in tho hands of tho rebels. FOUNDER OF NEW THOUGHT ASKS DIV0RC v Vi1 i M ! MP HI mi mm FL SIA i SAN OAQUIN STOCKTON', Cal., .Inn. 17. Tlio delta roolumntioiis of tlio lower ,Snn loiiiiiiu wilt pa-s tluouuli it oiimU to. niylit und tomoriow. TIiIm morning ul 8 o'olook tlio Sun .lunipiiti ii'r hero vonoliod u height of I tl . ." fool nt l.ntllioi tout wu Mtill liHintt xlnwly. Tho diiiiKor murk is 18 fool, und 'bo litKbot "ttiu'o over known whs iv ooiilod in 1'Vbruiirv, tilt I, wbou tlio mor ivuobod 'ja.."i loot, unit tlio del tas became an inland sou, All lowoH aro liolilinvr todnv. Imt tlioy nro heiiitr oonstnnllv pal Killed to Ktiurd ttKHinst broiiki. In mau plaoos uborv tbov woio in diinKor i jheiiiir uiidoniiinod liv hoojhiho or plior IioIom, hiiokm ol oiulli woro boh thrown in to Hiioiijctlum ( luubuiik- meiits. Tho rivor will oouliiiiio to rio dur iiiK tho not twont-foiir hours, s tho fiohot wulois of tho King' uvor and tho upper San Joiiiiilu niiivo. KtooKlou obiiiuiol, which was ncir the top nt its haukr. se-li-idav, rais iin; tho boats hub nboxo the wliart linos, liml hilleii ooiii derublv toduv NOSE AND HEAD STOPPED UP FROM COLD OR CATARRH, OPEN AT ONCE My Cleansing, HomUimi Halm Instant. ly floats .Voso, Horn) ami Tlirout Stops Nasty Cataitlnil Dlscliurgos Dull lloiultubo (h'os, Try "Kly'n t'roniu llulm." Hot a iminll huttlo anyway, Just to try It npply v llttlo In tho noHtrlt' and liistautly your olnggod homo und stoppod-up air luisuni'os of tho bond will open; Mm will Immtho froul; dulliioMM nud himdncho dlsapponr, lly morning tlio eulairli, oold luhoiid or ontarrhnl aoro tlnont will bo koiio. I'm! Htieh misery now-1 (lot tho tuna 1 1 huttlo of K)'a Cream llnlur' at any drug atoro Thin sweet, fr.i- grunt hiiltii dlnHnlxu by tlio boat of tho uoKtrlla, poiintrntoH mid lien In tho Inflamed, hwoIIoii inotiihrmio which IIiioa tho uoso, bond mid tlirout, clear tlio air pnKoti, Mlopn iinaty dlaont'KVN mid a roolliiK u( rlomiHlug, noddling riillof oomon Iminodlnluly, Don't lay nwiiko tonight tilniKiilliiu' for breath, with bond Mil fed; iioitrlU olofed, hnwkliiK ntid lilinvliig. Ca tarrh tint cold, with Ita rnuuluK homo, foul miuMiua dioiplun Into tho tlnont, mid raw drMitst la dlitioaalUK hut trul) upodlfM Put your faith Juat oiieu in "Mly'H t'loaiu llulm" mid our void or tittnrih will amoly dlaappnar. MltCTCDni C Dvntr. nI'for oro Thront. llromhllU. Tonalll- itiuji i.iulu nuuo rnm ti For Millions Dr. Julia Solon .Scars, foiniilor of tho Now Thought iburoli in Now York, has filed Niiit for ah-nlnto di voroo against Kntnl,' V. Sours, nam ing us onrropmn!eiit mi uotrorti nam ed Paulino (.migdou. Tlio papers in tlio ea-e woro iiuiuoditilolv sealed, but iu them it is nllogod lint Soars fre quently mot tho nottoxN at bur hotel. Sours is tho New Thulit miiiitr who ma mod a young ooiido undvr a now -el of nihil for Now Thought murrmges which Soars ustablirhod iu tho church. LAXATIVE FOR OLD PEOPLE-'TASCARETS" la, Croup, Htffuork. Anthmn. Nmiral- Kin. Ilondneho Coin; oat Ion. Plotirla). Ithoiimatlam, l.umbniio, I'nlna and ' Aiiti.itl uf llnltul .ii. l.itlll MlflMtlliM Our granduiothora had a novorolmi Hoio Muai-.llon. lliiilmm. Clitiblulim. romody for pnlna and iii-hoa Iho old ruuilod foot, Coldn of iIih rhwt. It faalilonoil uiUHtiird phiator prevent pnouiuonln ) .Mllllonn of ii urn uia worK. nut Kooituoaa no a , Jars of .Ml Hi'i:i(()i,i; nro aohl mi- OF E T SACKAMKNTO. Cat., Jan. 'J7. All danger of a flood iu his i-ec-tion is past, noeordini: to WVntlior Forecaster Taylor. The wntor in tlm upper roaches of the Stiornmento wa tonihod is falliui: rapidly ami tho only danger i iu tho delta rogio'i. The levees iu Saorameiito easily stood the licaw Mlrniu. Tho woatluT over the uillov is oloiVr. WASHINGTON', Jan. 27. Presi dent Wilson issued this afternoon a formal executive order establishing civil government on tho Panama canal zone. Tho naming ot Colonel ' George W. Goothala as governor of the zone was expected to follow soon vflth Modforrf trartoin Medford r.inrt.i LJ WASHINGTON, Jan. 27 In hopo of abolishing tho incessant scramldo apiong tho national law makers to get fodoral Jobs for tholr constituents, Senator Works today urgod tho creation ot an appointment commlttco to make recommendations to tho president. HEAD AND NOSTRILS STUFFED FROM COLD "Pno'H Cold Compound" Kmls Coldi noil Grippe Iu I'Viv Hours Tiuslci. Nice Actn Gently Salts, Calomel anil Pills Act oil l,lor mill llowols l.lko Popper Aits lit Xoiirll Diingor! Got a 10-cont box now. .Moat old pooplo must glvo to tho bowel aomo regular help, olso tho suffer from constipation. Tho con dlttou la porofutly untural. It la Jim an natural as It Is for old pooplo to walk slowly. For ago In ncor ho ac tive an )outh. Thu mum-lea nro I em elastic. And tho bowula nro muaclvi. So nil old ponplu need Cnscnrct. Ono might na well rofuao to aid woal; eyes with glaen as to neglect t tit gentle aid to weak bowula. Th-i bowola must bo kept active. Thin In Important at nil agon, but novor ao much na at fifty. Ago la not a tlniu for htirah pliy alca. Youth may occasionally whip tho bowels Into activity. But n lash can't bo lined every day. What tho bowels of tho old need In n gontlu mid natural tonic. Ono that can bo con- stantly used without harm. Thu only Mich tonic Is OiHcarotH, and tlioy cou only 10 cents per box nt any drug store. Thoy work whllo you nloop. uoitsivs run hai.i: mfm WASHINGTQN, Jan. 27, Tho in-ter-stato commerco commlesion reaf firmed yestprdr r.ftcrnoou a rovlous ruling thut thu nmlutonanco by tho Southern Pacific of terminal rates to Santa Clara, San Joso and Marys vlllo in tho abscuco of similar rates to Santa Rosa was discriminatory to Santa Rosa. Tho commission refused thu Fresno Traffic association's pe tition to Jntorvono. Kthol Jackson, who was (ho origin al "Morry Widow" on this uldu of tho Atlantic, has started on a vaudeville tour that will Juut through Iho re mainder of tho season. WASHINGTON. Jan. 27. Tie nomination of Wiufreil Denison to 'k a member of tlio I'hilippiuo commis sion mid secretary f thu interior for the ii-land was confirmed by tho en iite this afternoon, Senator Hrnoot bitterly opposed Denirton'rt confirma-tiou. TOO LA'IK TO UliAHHIPY. FOR" SALKWhUo" Leghorn coclT erels, Potaluma Incubator, 120 egg size, good as new, bono cut ter. Phone 201-J4. Your cold will break and all grlppo misery end nftor taking a doso ol "Papo's Cold Compound" every two hours until thrco doses nro taken. It promptly opens cloggod-up nos trils and air passages In tho head, stops nasty dlschnrgo or noso ru.v nlng, relievos sick hoadacho, dullness, foverlshness, soro throat, snoozing, soreness and stiffness. Don't stay stuffod-upt Quit blow lug and snuffling! Knso your throb, blng head nothing vlso In tho world gives such prompt, relief as "Papo'a Cold Compound," which costs only 25 cents at any drug store, It acts with out assistance, tnvtes nlco, and causes no Inconvenience. Accept no substitute. Hooray! Baby To Rule the House No Longer Do Women Fear The Great et of All Human Bleating. It Is a Jnr and comfort to know that tbote iniulitalkfjof palm and other dla tri'nin Hut aro IJ to !rerH child Irfar Inf may canity be avoided. .No woman need fear the dllicMut dltcomfort If ihu will fortify berielf wltb the well-known and tlroe-tionorfd remedy, "Mother's friend." 'IhU U a moat Kratcful, penetratlaK, ex. trrnal application that at once aoflrna and makm pliant the abdominal muacle nl lluamenti. Ttiey naturally expand without Hie gllKhtcat Ktraln, and thui not only banlab all tendency to ucrroua, twltcliloi; pells, hut there la an entire freedom from liauaea, dlacomfort, il(s'plraanes and dread that ao often leaxe their linpreaa upon the bate. The occasion Is therefore one of un. hounded, joyful anticipation, and too much ktrcai can not be laid upon Die remarkable Influence which a mother' happy, pre-natal deposition liUN upon the health and, for tunes of the Krncrallon to noioe. Mother1!! friend Is recommended only for the relief and comfort of expectant mothers, thouisud of whom have uud and recom mend It. Ypu will find It on sale al all d.rus stores at ft 00 u boltlo. Write to-day to Hie Hradneld Itiif'lUlor Ca, K0 Ulnar llldif,, Atlanta, Ux a tuoti Itiat met I vt I"hi1 on this yriatest uf all subJiUs, n'thtrbod. Wanted Live wire siilcsinaii for bost-HPlliiifj jiroposition in United Mutes today. Call Koom 2, XaKh Hotel, Ono span of mules, ago 0 and 7 years, weight 2500. Ono span, mnro and horso, ngo 7 and 8 yonrs weight 2C40, Ono good all around horso, 8 years old, Largo loam wolght 3000, Ono well broko saddjo horso. Onu geutlo ladles' driving maro. Ono good ranch team. Can ho seen nt Ii. 8. TJti'n :t S. Illvcraldi- Tho I.adloa of StMarksGuild Will Servo tho Kollowlng Menu for GO Cents Thursday, Jan. 29 From SUW to H O'ljocklii Kt. .Murk'a Hull .Menu Itoats Ilcef With Dressing Mashed PotntooH mid Oravy Kscollopod Com Jolly Itlpo Olives Cabbago and Pimento Hulad Ptirkur Hoiiso Hulls Cugllsh Plum I'liihjliig Hard Bunco Coffeo Butter 65 c for 2 lbs. Phone 268 Rogue River Creamery , It did ntlur. and blister1 Now you can gel th n mar volutin relief, with out tlio pluntor mid without tlio bllstor' MPSTlCltOI.il Is tin Twontlntli IVnliiiy form- -a clcnn. whlto oliitiiuoit mud with oil of mustard that jou rub on pain is gouo, And It won't blister tlio twidcivnt skin. Villi ft Inl li, trff I, rt lit lilTV It h so ..any to npply. oudoiitl yr .Mattlo J Hliilth. Kt Paul, havo to bothor with a cloth. Just ,., n) MiiHt.-roh. worth IU rub It In hrlnkb -no that lPuo- ,.Klit Iu gold, mid I r.-coiniiii-ud It trntcH tho pores and ou get delirious mHt ovory dny. It Is tho bent for cooling relief Asthniii llronrhUU mid UliKiiiiiutliiu Thero In nothing Ilko.Mt'STKItOl.li of nit) thing 1 ltuo evor tisod. and the iiunlly It In ntuulo in tin Inrno hunpltnU. Doctors mid iiiirmw iiho It miirrixHimiiuuid It mid It to tho mi patients At otir droit nUt n, in :'!' mid r.ni Jiirn. mill a upoclal largo hospital nUo for f 3 r.O If our druggist cniiuot supply you, scud 2 ,r or T,Ut to tlio .Mutiroli nun- pan), rit't.ilmid, ) , ami wo will mall Phalmers S MOTOR CARS ARE THE BEST FOE THE MONEY MONEY TO LOAN On Farm Lands. No Delay Page-Dressier :il!() !:. Main St. Just Arrived "Mary Jane" mid "Baby Doll' Pumps $2.50 Choicii or I'aloul, Volvid. Dull Kid. All Sizes Colonial Pumps Cut liuoklo and Ihlrn StmiM $!,.) (."hOrtttl of I'll tOMt VulvsU KhIIii DhII ICid All Sizes At the Kif,'ii ol Opposite Po&tofflce Al iho nigu of "Gootl Shoes" Come and Our New See Us in Quarters Large, clean building, with plenty of light, which enahlcs ub to hotter han dle the t ratio. OUTSIDE THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT, BUT INSIDE ON LOW PRICES If you cannot call, phone your orders and they will receive Wie name attenjion an personal calls Fouts Grocery Co. :) to .10 H. Central. 1Ihiiioh 271 and 272,