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wmV0t1MtVftlWHtofM'0Jlmn'''rVe'' i-k.-i. - S-v V i AGE SIX MEDFOTCT) MATL TRIBUNE. OT.DKORR OttEOOtf, FRIDAY, JANUARY 510, 1011. i 5 ' s i BOO GIVES GOMPERS CALLED ZE FIGHTER LIE TO M1NALD INDIANAPOLIS. Intl., Jnn. 30. A cln&h between Samuel rjompors. .irenldcnt ot the American Federation of Lnbor nnd Duncnn McDonald of Illinois enlivened today's session ot the United Mine Workers' convention hero today. McDonald was given tho floor soon after tho gathering was called to order. "I Just want to sny to tho dele gates to this convention," said Mc Donald "that Samuel Gompers has no right to n scat hero. Ho is noth ing more nor less than a confirmed boozotlghter." aompcrs leaped to his feet, white with rage. Ho advanced toward Mr Donald, shaking his fist. "McDonald," he shouted, "is an unmitigated liar and ho knows It.'' Other delegates kept tho two men part. McDonald declared all tho execu tives of tho American Federation of Labor are hard drinkers. "They are a bunch of reactionary and fossilized boozetlghterft," ho said. McDonald declared that during the labor convention at Seattle a resolu tions committee headed by Gompers, mado so much nolso that ho and his wife, who occupied the nest room, woro unable tp sleep. After a futllo complaint to tho hotel management, McDonald said ho opened tho door to tho room and "saw & bunch sitting around tho tablo, with Gompers at its head howling drunk.' Gompers answered McDonald by calling him "a liar and a slanderer." Ho also doniod McDonald's charge that tho American Federation is ma chine-controlled and that socialists wero barred from all responsible and cfective positions. Charles H. Moyor, president ot thn Western Federation of Miners, also denounced Gompers. rr ROD MAY L WITHHOLD TAXES N RAN T Intimntirnj Hint the Southern Pa cific company docs not expect to win its suit iMMitiing before the supreme court over tho heliliue: of In rue bod ies of timber in Lime county, inco.v cd in tho Oregon & California laud grants, .Judge William I. Colvig, tax and right-of-way ngent of the South ern Pacific company, has notified be county naesor.4 of tatie coun ty that the Southern Pacific will probably refuse to jay taxes on the property m quest on. I he govern ment is seeking to revoke the land grants given the railroad company in the carlv '(iOV on the claim that the railroad hn failed to live up to the terms of the grant, by refusing to ell for if'i.oO an no re. The guvern ment won in the lower court nml the railroad appealed to the supreme court. A decision is not expected for nt least two years. If the railroad company refuses to pay its taxes on this land in Jackson county, the county will lose $72,001) in taxes, stnte, county and special. Xo such notice has been received yet, though Februnry 9 has been set as a day for Judge Colvig to cheek up ns scssments with County Assessor Grieve. If the railroad company refuses to pay the nscssmcnts. the property enn be sold by the sheriff. Hut if the government wins the suit, the county may bnve to reimburse the purchasers mid will in the end lose the taxes. If the county does not uso this method to collect the taxes it leaves the county without money already apportioned. NEWS FROM ASHLAND AND UNITY C. 11. Natwlck who linn been nt work for two weeks clearing ttio CO toot right of way on tho SUklyoiig tor Kcnscl & McDowell, the cviitructors, received n telegram Thursday to iult work and n letter coming would glvo further parttculni Ho had about 30 years ago, and but twice In any mouth. In January, 1909, tho rnlufnl reached 7.2 8 laches and In November, 1903, It reached S.10, hlghwatef mark for tho history ft Ashland. Tho rainfall tho past au tumn nnn tmiMi Imliiiv tmrtnnl tint ",rc' J the high amount of precipitation for .. ... . -.. -...i i men ompioyeu ami mo irees cm ..mi ,......-,. ...... ,., ,. ...,. .... ... . I' " " "- """ NOW IS TIME TO ORDER HE ND SHRUBBERY POT DYNAMITE ON TOP OF OFFICE SAFE Tho list of rosos given in yester day's paper as being the best for all round general pultlvatlon can nearly all bo purchased from the local nur serymen. Home grown stock, if of good qual ity, is usually superior to that Im ported, as tho samo conditions of cll tmoto and soil aro saldom duplicated within a radius of more than a few hundred miles. Oregon roses are finer than Cali fornia roses, having more perfume, and as a rulo being of finer toxture. Kastern grown roses do not do well on the Pacific cor.st until they be come acclimatised. If the local nurserymen do not corry all tho varieties they will pro 'curo them for you. Now Is tho time to do tho ordering ot roses, plants and shrubs, as the second week In February Is usually about tho best tlmo for planting these, depending somewhat on weath er conditions ot course. Articles by rose growers will appear from time to tlmo on tho proper preparation of tho noil, tho best way of planting, tho diseases to which the roso Is subject and their control. PORTLAND, Or.. Jan. 30. An hour nfter the safe in the Fnrgue Machinery company's office on the cast side was blown open with giant powder, Milton McDowell, 53. n lu borcr, was arrested while hiding un der a wngon coyer ou the wn'cr front by n squad of policemen and is said to have admitted the crime, claiming it was due to insanity. A warrant charging felony was issued. Four sticks of giant powder were placed on top of the safe and it was torn to pieces. The office was dam aged to the extent of $300. Xo money was secured from the safe, but tho desks in the office were loot ed of stamps, cigars and a number of small articles. Officers summoned by neighbors, aroused by the explosion, surprixed McDowell while lie was searching the debris in the office, but he exenped by n rear door, only to be found lutcr on the waterfront. Four Micks of dynamite were found hidden in McDowell' room in the Revere hotel. brush burned for a quarter of a mile. The work was dono on this sldo of tho contract. Mr. Natwlck says tho survoy was well placed In regard to both scenery and economy In co t structlon. Tho contractors have been seemingly tardy In getting the work well under way. They nro under bond for $R5,000 with a surety com pany and It is more than likely that work will soon bo moving. Tho Civic Improvement club hnvo elected Mrs. C. It. Lamkln president. Mrs. l L. M Inkier vice-president, Mrs. May Cambers secretary and Mrs. C. H. Veghtc treasurer for tho en suing year. Ono of the activities ot tho club wilt be a fly kilting cam paign. M. S. Plttmnn of tho Monmouth normal addressed the high school this week and Frederick C. Ayer. head at tho department ot education of tho University of Oregon, will ad dress the school Friday evening. George V. Gillette, superintendent ot transportation ot tho lines be tween Portland and Kcd Muff Is hero on ofltctal business. Somo of tho Med ford bloods who came up with tho Hen Hur train thought It would be tine to tnko a joy ride on horseback and appropriated the horse of G. W. Mllner, who rode in to attend tho Normal School meet ing. They were Ignorant of the fact that Gcorgo has an "M" from Morn ing Sldo College, Sioux City, Iowa, and a "C" from tho University of Chicago, and also failed to count on his speedy return. Ho connected with the ono on tho Morso at the ttmo with a blow which sent tho rider to tho pavement with probably a pretty soro head, says tho Tidings. The rainfall for the month of Jan uary Is to date 6.S7 Inches, an amount which has been exceeded but ono January In tho history ot the weather bureau obscrvatvon hero, ' axerage. Tho average rainfall for i January for the past 20 yearn has been 2.52, an excess of .X Incite this year to go to make Up tho prov- Ions deficiency. The Ashland Commercial club nt , a special called meeting Monday af ternoon formally endorsed the move ment under way to bring tho mineral , springs about Ashland Into tho city ( Ileretoforo tho work was being en gineered by Messrs. Hert It, Groor, 1 It, A. Mlnklcr and J. P. Dodge and It had gotten along so well that the results were becoming tanglblo and In such form thnt tho preliminary ex. ploratlon Indicated tho possibilities of bringing thu Issue to it successful Surely uso Hyamel. It's tho right-to-tho-polnt remedy not only for ca tarrh, but for head colds, sniffles, bronchitis, laryngitis or croup of chil dren. You breatho It no stomnch dosing. You will llko Hyomel. It not only gives Instant and lasting relief, but It entirely harmless, pleasant to use, and economical. Money refunded by Chas. Strang If you aro not benefited, Hyomel is a combination ot anti septic oils that mixes with tho air and quickly reaches the Irritated and Inflamed membrane ot the nose. Its sure and safo healing begins Immed iately you fcol better nt once. If suffering from watery cyc., husky voice, discharge from tho nose, or that choked-up feeling, try Hyo mel now today. All druglsts sell It. Ask for tho complcto outfit 11.00 slzo. tt GRANDMA NEVER LET HER HI GET GRAY Kept her locks youthful, dark, glossy and thick with common garden Sage and Sulphur. JUDGE HARRIS CANDIDATE FOR SUPREME COURT BENCH KUOKXE, Or.. Jan. 30. Circuit Judge Lawrence T. Harris of Kugcne hn today announced his candidacy for the nomination for justice of tho supreme court on tho republican ticket at the coming primaries. WAR BREAKS OVER (Continued from Page 1) Corvnllis New Year's, day, where he went last fall after breukiug his dad's ami, ns he admitted, when ho nttempied to hit his siro over (he head with u rake. At other times they buttled wilh hoes, shovels or tho first farm implement they could lay their hands on. This morning, following n dispute as to who took tho "nuts off u spring wagon," they mixed in Iho barn, tho sou tho loser until thp wifo brought u pitchfoik into play, Tho father and husband appeared before Prosecutor Kelly, covered with bnrnvard mud and bleeding freely from tho neck. Ho took his two younger boys from school ns witnesses. Neighbors balked nt entering tho tunglo. Prosecutor Kelly condemned Owen for abuse of hia father, and tho son then made a bitter speech against him. Hq refused to swear opt n com plaint, but advised husband nhd wife t get n divorce, Owen to go to work, and predicted u. murder would ho tho outcome of tho fajnilv rows unless peuce was speedily secured. Tho family then dispersed from tho prosecutor'! office, relumed home, wkllo their nUoineyti held u confer twee, hoMiig to bring (ho mutter bo foiu Judjte C'Hlkiiia uexl week. Baking Helps Valuable Sojjjfestlons By Mrs. Nevada Bn'ggs, Exponent of the Art of Baking, as taught by Mrs. Janet McKenzie Hill Htlpfal Caka Maalatf Hlf Always sift flour and K C Baking Powder at least three times. The more sifting, the lighter the cake. Remember thatl To cream but ter and sugar quickly, warm the sugar slightly. Beat yolks of eggs with rotary beater. Whip whites of eggs with flat spoon whip. Water makes lighter cakes; milk makes richer cakes. To mix a cake, first cream but ter and pugar thoroughly, then add yolks, if used. Then alternately add moisture and flour that has been sifted with baking powder and stir until smooth and glossy, add ing egg whites of ter thoroughly mixing. Always use A' C Baking Powder. Biscuit Helps Always sift flour and KC Baking Powder at least three times. Have shortening cold and firm. Mix dough as soft as it can be handled. The softer dough goes into the oven, the lighter the biscuit when it comes out, It is easier for K C Baking Powder to do its work in soft than in stiff dough. Mix biscuits very little. Do not knead. Stir un with snoon or knife and press in shape to roll on floured board. With K C Baking Powder re suits are sure and ccrtuiti, Ask yw grocer for KC When you darken your hair with Sage Tea, and 6ulphur, do one con tell, be caum it's done so natural I j, so errenry. Preparing this mixture, though, at home U xnuaiy and troublesome, lor 60 cents you can buy at any drug .tore tho ready-to-uae tonic collet "Wyeth's Saga and Sulphur Ilalr Remedy." Von juat dampen a sponge or soft bruih with it and draw this through your hair, talcing one small strand at a time 'ly morn ing all gray hair disappears, and, after another application or two, your hair becomes beautifully darkened, gloaay and luxuriant. You will alio discorer dan druff is gone and hair ha stopped falling. Gray, fadl hair, though no diagram, la a sign of old age, and as we all da sire a youthful and attractive appear ance, get busy at once with Wyeth't Sagn and Sulphur and look jeara younger. WANTED Somo good country property to ex chango for a houso and two lots sit uated on a paved street, houso five rooms modern. Will glvo a good bar gain for tho right kind of country property. If you have a snap in city or coun try property to sell or exchange call and glvo mo a listing on It as I think that I can handlo It for you. If you want to ront an office or a residence I can fit you out with the best at reasonable rates. Come up and tell mo your trou bles. Itoom 410 M. J & If. Iliillillng Opposite tho Post Office W. T. VOUK Formally Senior Momber of W. T. York & Co. IIAVK YOU SKKX TIIK XKW KIIOiKY IIKKI.S? Tho vcy newest atIe for early spring of 10H. Patont Colt- button or Delaine Cloth button, mado over n now last to carry tho "Kidney" hcols. Well sewed soles. 2 V4 to 7, an to d. 8i.no AND 93.00 At tho sign ot '(.i-iou oppesiti: post eitici: r E.D.Weston Official Photographer of th Hertford Commercial Ciur Ajiiateur Finishinji Post Carda Panoramic Work Flash lightH Portraits Interior and oxterior viewj' Negatives mado any tint--md any plnco by appoi rnent. h. SI. HAHMON, Manager. 306 1, Main PDQnt 147) I Special to Hog Breed ers and Feeders DigesterTankage Mado by tlio Union Meat Co. NOW ON SAM3 IN MBIJFOItD AT A SAVING IN FKKIOHT Wo offer you tho opportun ity or buying this famotm hog food at a saving In frolght, as wo have Just received a Inrgy shipment for disposal to lios breeders and fecdem In MeJ ford and vicinity. l)Kii;.STi:it TANKAOI-J Is a concentrated animal pro tein 00 por cent meril mado from fresh wholesomo pieces 6f meat. Kndorued by ull leading Agricultural Experi ment station and by tho boit breeders and foedors In every stato. It duvolopB bone and musclo and makeu pigs (ytOW. Pod wet or dry mlxod with other food. Order a trial NOW. NOTICE Wo have appointed Mr. H. 3. Allen to liundlo tho Union Meat Company's famous "Itose lawn" brand fertilizer for us. This fertilizer Is especially aduptod for rosos, sweet peas, lawns and ull kinds of flowers. Put up In sucks or In a special air tight 10 pound pall, Itoguo Hlter I'Ynlt & Produce Mi'dfoicl, Oregon conclusion. Tho nbovo immmL Ron-lthn tormx of thn options Hcmirod on tlemen, who hnvo been steadily nt thu mivornl uilnurnl sprluus uml work on tho project, felt Unit It win wherein Iho purponen of tho nrognuil In slmpo for tho endorsement of Iho would work out toward milking Ash Comniorclnt club nml tho ivmllonco land it watering plueu and lesort city, present wh enthusiastically with Mr. tlreor'n ntntotuiMit showed that thorn. President McCoy explained $11000 Imd been subscribed by Iho tho purposes of the meeting and Mr. , lending cltUeus or tho place, tltut It hoping rr, sii)tt tho llecord. Orocr gave n rosuuiu or tho effort ' had been dono cheerfully nml In tho - and tho work up to date, explaining .lumniutH thnt thn orlgtniit committed with Medford Irmlit in Mortfard nindn bud assessed them for. Tim club wont on icninl oiithuslnutlnilly ami rreslilimt McCoy nppolnted I hu siuun itoiitlomim who Imvn been so sucrciij. fill In furring it pruetlNil considera tion of tint project (hut so many poo plo hnvo boon ilreuinliig nlmiit iuH Clearance Sale of all Tailored Suits, Ladies' Coats, Children's Coats, Wool Dresses and Evening Dresses at exactly ONE -HALF PRICE DRESS SKIRTS $1.98 One full rack of Ladies' Dress Skirls, not this season's styles, hut beautiful materials, all colors, actual values to $10.00. clearance sale pi'iee $1.98 KOVER-ALL APRONS 59c Another .shipment of those good values in Kovcr - All Aprons, made of good quality percale, specially pric ed at 5ity All Winter Millinery at Greatly Reduced Prico3 OUTING GOWNS Specially Priced Good quality colored Outing Kliinnel downs, cut full, special 8lty White Outing 1'Mannel Clown, made of genuine Daisy flannel, full cut, special ij1.00 Others specially priced nt J?1..J8, $1.G9 and $1.98. NEW KABO CORSET MODELS The new spring models in Kaho Corsets are here; we will he pleased to show you the new Mesh models, the new Suede models, etc. THE STORE LADIES' WOOL HOSE Spocially Pricod Armor Plate Wool Uono ribbed top. a good .'lot' value, special i!5 A heavy worsted foot Hose, cotton ribbed top, a regular TiOc value, spe cial 5) .Vine Cashmere Hose Hint are excellent value at 7oc, special . .50 Jf you really dislike flaming, try our Armor 1'late Hose, all weights and prices. SWEATERS SPECIAL $4.05 An extra heavy Jumbo Knit Sweater, rough neck, in cardinal and gray, $7.o() value, spe cial at $'1.95 This is only one of many specials. THE DAY- LIGHT STORE You Need One of These Devices No Matter What Your BrfstT . I PEV'ft. Ns4!- ... v I I I ""11111 .22Mfl&XJH m'.'nmm mgrymu. " 'mHpIm JkjkHiLHK -1 w j&finammi'nw see MKBBTm carry A'.-i.M- .-Tri" iji.,l"i ! HAf-kPM"" 1 Jli li i h . 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