BEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, .MEDFORD. OK ISO ON. WIODNIOSPAY, KIODRUARY 11. 10M.
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EVRSISOUSTEO
BASEBALL FANS
BOYCOTT CUBS
Summary Dismissal of Second Base
man as Manager of Chicago League
Players Causes Eruption 20,000
Fans Support Federal League.
Suspicion That Evcrs Was Flirting
With Outlaws Cause of Discharge
Hank O'Day New Manager.
(By IIurIi Fullcrtoii.)
CHICAGO, Feb. 11. Tlio summnry
dimnWnl of Johnny Hut h mnn
nccr of the Chicago Cubs by Charles
Webb Murphy toihiy cnu-cl nn erup
tion in Chicago bu-eball circle!.
During the forenoon n petition
bended, "Never ngaiu," was circulat
ed against Jho National League club.
It wad signed by more than 20,0110
persons, who agreed to support the
Federal eaguc club here when the
Chicago Araericnns were nwny from
home.
Murphy's action, it was asserted,
wan due to u suspicion that Ever
was flirting with the Federals. A
month or more ago Evcrs remarked
tlint "nil n fellow has to do to git
rich is to hit Murphy in the noc "
Ho meant by this that the Cil p'
era were rebelling, because those wh
refused to obey orders wore reward
ed by being sent to other clubs where
their salaries were raised, while the
faithful boys got nothing.
"Chubby Charley" Angry
Thi3 mnde "Chubby Charley" an
gry. Later Evers said to me joking
ly; "flo over to Federal league heud-
nunrters and see what they will give
for me." Murphy also heard of this.
Later Evcrs said to me: "The red
crals pacd roy job for me. Murphy
intended to fire ine as manager, but
the new league movement made him
change his, plans,"
At this time Murphy had excluded
Evers from hU privnte office.
Later Evcrs wnmed Murphy thnt
the Federals were becoming danger
ous, lie was informed of their
plans and advised Murphy to get his
players signed up as quickly us pos
sible. At that time seventeen Cub
players remained unsigned. Murphy
scoffed and delayed, but soon bo be
came frightened and summoned E
ers to his office. Then Johnny go'
busv. traveled 23.000 miles and
signed up most of the players.
Discharge Is Sudden
Up to the day he went to N.
York Evens believed that his elashis
with Murphy were ended nnd that
Murphy hnd agreed to not nttempt to
override the orders of his manager
again.
Hank O'Dny, the new manager of
the Cubs, said that if Evers will not
play with his team he will get an
other second bnsemnii immediately.
President Clihuorc of the Federal
league conferred hero this afternoon
with Evers. Later Oihuore suid he
would not offer Evcrs n contract un
til it was found that his dismissal
by Murphy cwieelled his five-year
contract with the Cubs.
"We have $20,000,000 back of us,"
said Gihuore, "nnd wo nro willing to
pay some of it for such plnyors us
Evens. We know what wo nro up
against nnd wo also know the bent
way to uso our money."
Ottf r ?ur,,(M)0 for Kvers
James Gnffiioy, owner of tho Uos
ton National Lcuguo club, this ufler
noon confirmed a report that he hud
offered Murphy $23,000 for Evers.
Evers reached the Wuldorf -Astoria
nt 1 p'clock and was given tho
"glad hand" by tho magnates gather
ed there, Before eonferrjjifr with
Governor Tpner, Evers said:
"I'm agniiiBt Murphy. That's all 1
have to nay. I jim leaving it all to
Tener. Ho has assured mo that I
will get u square deal. Ho said he
wanted to discuss every phuse of the
case with ni", and hnt ho would see
personally that nothing ruw wus put
over."
Evers admitted that ho saw Gil
more lust night and would see him
again this afternoon.
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M155 CONSTANCE. B.BENNETT wJSKWUi"
Hodman Law, the "human fly," who faced death nnd nearly met It by
being blown from the mouth of a cannon, Jumped from the ccntro span of the
Williamsburg II rid go. New York. Just after Miss Constance Uennett lad dropped
from the bridge rail In a parachute recently. Law's parachute failed to work,
and he dropped like so much lead Into the Kast lUvcr while anxious policemen
who had hastened unsuccessfully to prevent tho leap ram hclploaJj to woA-Sai
on the bridge. vj h-
Law has thrilled the United States with mora TIftf rhttnjr fonts than any
, other man. IIo has leaped from the Statuo of Liberty and has been blowa
from the month of a giant skyrocket for fun and movlnjrplcturca.
GOVERNOR TELLS
COMMISSI
HOW
10 SAVE MONEY
In frying pancakes, groasa
the griddle this way:
Wrap a tablespoonful of
Cottolene
I in a piece of brown paper.
SAl.K.M, Or., l-Vh. U UowMiior, ... .
,,...,,..., , r , 1 1 Tho Cottolono readily strikes
West todav told lie Mate fih audi, J .
. . . v through tho paper enough to
game comnti-Himt where to cut ev-
pondmmw to hnv $;7.:nm over laM grease thu griddle without uny
eir. Tlu' governor has eoatendedlcxcess of UlO fat. Pnncilkcs
that the eo-t r the depanment jyjj on a jn-idciie thus treated
should not wceed $100.(100 anna . Cottolene will tako il
all v. uhctviw last ear the evpendt- y"11 "olcno will tatCO il
tunw reached .fi:i7,')0ii. -dehcftto brown on both sides,
Lnxt your'.-, expenditure., were a- and Will bo tender and (13
r!'mV!,: . ., smooth as velvet.
Trout propagation, $ 1.1100; giuiie
farm. $70(10; deputitw and expetiM-. A tnblcspoonful of aoftcnctl Cot
$:)0..)00; office ospen-e. t)000: tolcnc In the pnnenke bnttcr fur
otbor expoiixen, $2JI,0OO. The goer : thcr incrensea their tenderness.
nor lunge-ted that the evponditure- Rcmcrnbcr,Cot
ho cut to the follonini! amount- t0cnCf for nil
Trout propagutioii. .f.lO.DOO, gam 0001:1111? nur-
farm, $.'i000; office epetiditme. noses, is nor
c.'iOOO; deputies. 10.000. Miudry e.- ftly diRCStlbloJ
pen-e-, biologieal mid other depart'' , , .
ments, $l.yiun. Total 100,000. d 'jfjVgg
H0FF CANDIDATE ' SonSlps'.
TO SUCCEED HIMSELF
bSbMhSmbbRj
((a yrC7T7kX In
SAl.KM, Or., 1-Vb. 11. State La
bor Ooinmi-Mimcr l). I. lloff today
iiunounei'd his caudidiicv for re-election
on the repiihlieau ticket. Ilotl
wa- tir-t appointed to office in 11KUI
i ml i- now (.urviii); hi- -eeoiul elec
tive term.
"My platform i- mv oath of ol
fiee,' hii aniioitueenifiit ter-l
it.d.
I BE ENLARGED! OF CJTY A1T0RNEY
ROAD BOND ELECTION
FOB COOS COUNTY
MAJtSHFJELI), Or., Feb. 11. The
county court nt Coipiille today i
eonsidoriuff tho ctitioi)i of tho pcor
dIo aHkiiiL' that u bpeciul election bu
called to vote on the proportion of
iHHidinj: th oounty for $400,000 for
jjood rouds, Tho petition wcro Hit;u.
4 by almost 50 iter cent of tho vot
orti ut tho lubt election.
SALESf, Or., Feb. 11. A rc-olu
tion, introduced by State Ijijriuecr
Lewis, i- on file with the Mate landj
board today providing that the Ci
trnl Oregon company mu-t en'argi it-!
plant nnd thai all lifts of land r -.
mnininj; unsold in the project bv r -voked
nnd further sales forbidden.
Lewis declared that the seepage I
lo-ses inny bo ."50 per cent and that
the facilities provided will not supply
the land sold, patented nnd listed for
patent. '
No notion will be taken on the re
olution until tomorrow, when Man
ager lloscoo Howard of the company1
will explnin his side of thp eae to'
the board.
I
CAUSES EXCITEMENT
City Attorney D. It. McCabo may
bo scporatod from his jolt, upon the
grounds thnt his tcnuro If the office
Is detrimental to tho city In case tho
electric llrht company controversy !
taken to tho courts. Definite action
In the matter will ho taken at tho
next meeting of tho city council.
Members of the city council said
this morning that thero wcro no ob
jections to McCabo. other than as a
matter of policy, hut Inasmuch as he
had committed himself In writing I
regard to his position on tho electric
light rate question, they folt a no?
man would servo best tho Interest of
tho city. The entire old city council
signod tho same statement as McCabo
favoring tho light company franchlso.
Mr. McCabo said this morning thnt
there was an agitation against him
by the V. C T. t'.. who think a city
Mtcrney should stop all card games
and close tho pool halls on Sunday "
First Baptist Church
Thw o ruing (WVdm-diiy) will be
prujer tueetiug inMead f Thumday
evening, llihle study 7 p. in., by the
IKiMur; light evening praer meeting
led by Kev. Hall. Friday evening the
church will give a reevttiou to new
members. Come to the revival meet
ing Sunday. Hear Tem Maokey of
Chicago.
Good Wood.
If you want good wood, get It from
Frank II Kay
EeEZFAIRBANKESU
CHICAGO
To the Milk Consumers
of Medford
i
Why not buy your milk and crenni
from tho datr tint has tho 1iIk1icI
score of any dairy In McdfurdT i
Wo sell milk just as cheap as ttio
lowest scored dairies and guarantee
It to bo pure, clean nud rich of butter
fat.
Wo inako a specialty of milk for
babies.
Olvo us a trial nud you will alway
bo our customer,
Wo make two deliveries dally
GLASS OF SALTS IF MedfordDairy
TIM nlUntYb HUM
J. V. Snider
Phono U()tJ:i
Eat less meat if you feel Bocknehy or
have Bladder trouble Salts
fine for Kidneys.
HAVANA. Feb. 11.- Gr..n . . t. -ment
was caused todnv " '-'
dents of Santiago hy im . ill
which rocked that city nt J oVIim 1.
this morning. The damage wn slush .
tui: mo iioiix maksacuh
M'i:ci.u AT ISIS
FIcotfoot and Hawkeyo fight a ter
rible duel on horseback for the hand
of Willowhud. daughter of Chief Buf
falo Face. FJeetfoot Is slain. Wil
lowhud, who hates tho victor, flees.
Ilawkoyo follows. Tho girl Is roecuod
by Lieutenant Illako and his men.
Foiled, Hawkeyo returns to camp and
declares that the soldiers havo made
Wlllowbud a prisoner. Tho Indians
doclaro war upon the white men.
They make a furious attack upon tho
fort, only to bo repulsed with heavy
loss.
Shortly afterward, the Indians
learn or tho presence of an Immigrant
train In tho Big Horn Valley. Chlof
Buffalo Face and men make a sud
den attack and massacro tho Immi
grants after a dcsjiorato battle. Only
two whites escape death Leo, who
dashes away to the post for help, and
Vera, his sweetheart, who Is captured
hy Ilawkoyo. Leo brings noWB of tho
slaughter to tho fort. Soldlora an
dispatched to the sceno. Wlllowbud
steals out of tho post and hastens
to warn her people. The sight of tho
massacred women and children causes
the troopers to register a vow for
vengeance.
Blake, who Is III command, divides
his force so us to tako t)ia enemy on
two sides. Tli a toldl-.rs descend
upon tho Iucllacs Ilk j u whirlwind.
Fighting like dcruous. tho troopers
wlpo tho IndlanB out. His doslre to
avenge tho death of his pcoplo gives
Leo superhuman strength. Single
handed ho slays Buffalo Face and
lluwkoye. Ill alio, discovers Vera a
prisoner In Hawkeyo's topeo. Ho
frees tho girl, who sees her Bwcof
heart standing over tho bodies of his
foes. She calls him. Leo turns. The
lovers rush into each other's arms.
OF AMERICAN CITIES
WASHINGTON', Feb. 11. Mortal
ity MatiMic for IOL'1 were i-stud
Iito today by the censti- bureau.
The national duatli rau' won L'l
per 1000 for Inst year, ugain-t Kl.fi
for 101'-'. New Voij; stute had tho
highoM death rate, with Ifi.'J per
1000, and Minnesota tho lowoM, 10.7.
Of the cities in the registration.
Memphis hud the highe-t, '11.'.), and
Portland, Or., thu louist with 11.
The death rate at San Francihco was
10.7 and L Angeles 1 1.9,
With Medford trade li Mrdford made
Wth Medford trado Is Medford made,
DECIDE YOURSELF
The OpHrtunlty Is Here, Burked by
.Mcdfnril To-tliiiouy
Don't tako our word for It.
Don't depend on a stranger's state
ment. Head Medford endorsement.
Bead tho statements of Medford
citizens.
And decldo for youVself.
Here Is one case of It:
A Botz, 130 Front St., Medford,
Ore., says: "I am Just as willing to
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills to
day as I was In September, 1907,
whon I publicly told of my experience
with them. I suffered from kldnoy
trouble for at least flvo yours and as
tlmo passed, I grew worso. Sharp
pains darted through tho small of my
back and sometimes the attacks were
so severe that I could hardly stoop.
At night my back ached intensely and
sound sleep was out of tho question.
Being told to try Doan's Kidney Pills,
I got a supply and they soon guvn mo
relief."
For sale by all dealers. Price CO
cents. Foster-Mllbiirn Co., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Hoinomher tho name Doan's
and take no other.
Meat forms urie acid which cxcits
and overworks the kidneys in their efforts
to filter it from tho syitem. Itcgular filt
er of meat omit fluih tho kidneys occa
sionally. You muit relieve them llko you
relievo your bowels; removing all the
acids, waste and potion, cle you feel a
dull miicry In tho kidney region, sharp
paint in tho back or sick headache, dli
zincu, your stomach sours, tongue is
coated and when tho weather II bod you
have rheumatic twinges. The urine la
cloudy, full of sediments tho channels
often get irritated, obliging you to get
up two or thrro time during tho night.
To neutralize thcie irritating acids
and fluah olf tho body's urinous wasto
get about four ounces of .Tad Halt
from any pharmacy; take a table
poonfuj in a glasa of water before break
fat for a few days and your kidneys will
then net fine and bladder disorders dis
appear. This famous salts Is made from
the acid of grapes sod lemon juice, unm
bined with llthla, and has been urcd for
generations to clean and stlmulata slug,
glih kidneys and stop bladder irritation.
Jad Salts is Inexpensive; harmlcit and
makes a delightful effervescent llthla
water drink which millions of men and
women take now ami then, thin avoiding
serious kidney and bladder dlieases.
E. D. Weston
Official Photogntplier of tin
Medford Commercial Olul
Aiiiutfur fftitkhing
f'it ford
I'iajoraraic Work
Flashlight '
Portrait
Interior hnd oxterior vifr
Xegativtu matte nnv tim
tttiJ any plaoi Iiy npj-oin'.
li:Jit.
U Si. H.iltMON, .Mnunger.
?,08 ?.. 'Main
PfHjllH tH'i)
THE COLEMAN
Will bo openod Feb. 1C, undor now
mnuagoment for roomers and board
ers. Hot and cold water In each
room, and best of home cooking serv
ed family stylo under personal chargo
of tho landlady
.MHH. t'.J. HL'.NTIJ.V
100.- Mnln Kt. I'houo HH.1..I
ff
If
IIOHSKS FOB HAT,E
Ono span of mules, ago G and
7 years, wolght 2500. One span,
of argo mares, weight S000. Ono
good nl around horse, 8 yenrs old.
Large team, weight .'1000, Ono well
broke saddle horso. One gentlo lad
les' driving mare. One Kood ranch
team, huigy and harness. Can he
agon ut
I), H. Lilt's At Union Burn
Special to Farmers
and Ranchers
Beaver' Brand Animal
Fertilizer
.Mudo hy tho l.'iilon Meat Coin-
jinny
NOW ON BALK IN MKDFOHD
AT A SAVINU IN FUKIfJHT
TO YOU
Wo offer you tho opportun
ity of buying tlilH famous fertl
Her at a snvjng In freight, ns we
liavo Just rocolvod a largo ship
ment for Immediate disposal to
farmers and rnnchoru of Med
ford and vicinity.
IIHAVKIt IlItAM)
ANIMAL l'i:itTILIi:itH
'A IVrUIIer for Hvrry Crop"
are to your soils what nour
ishment Ik to Invalids. It ro
vlvos HtrniiKth gives now llfo
eiinbleu the next crop to feed
upon the necessary Hiibstonuuco
i for n good healthy harvest.
Contains tho proper proportion
of nulinul ammonia, nitrogen,
phosphoric acid and potash.
Avoid danger of wearing out
your land by placing your or
der now. Wo make jmmodlnto
delivery.
NOTIOK.
Wo huvo appointed Mr. IL K.
Alton to handlo thu Union Meat
Company's famous "Bosolawu"
brand fertilizer for us. This
fertilizer Is especially adapted
for rones, Hwoot pons, lawns anil
all kinds of flowers. Put up
In sackfl or In u special ulr
tight 10 pound pall.
UOOFK HIVKIt FHUIT & PRO
DUCK ASSOCIATION.
Medford, Om.
LongDistance Drug Customers
Sliu'o ho innupirnliou of llio Parco! I'o.sl our
mail ordt'i' biiini!8H Jiiih Iicoii constanlly IniM'i'asiiiK.
IVopIo in Hurrouiuliii,' coinnuiuiticH nro Ion riling
thai our atomic is an uuuwinl one nud I hoy naturally
Hcntl their orders lo ihontoro Ihnl rurni.shi'H (ho wiii
ost assort mont at lowest, prices.
We give special at tout ion to mail orders nnd can
usually send goods by return mail.
Send your orders hy mail or telephone us il' you
have niatle arrangements for a charge account.
All goods aro guarnntood. Wo propay postage
on all small parcols.
MEDFORD PHARMACY
Noar Fostoffico
The only drug store in Medford that gives S. & II.
(Ireeu Trading Stamps.
Don't Miss This
Clearance Sale of Shoes
When we offer ,nu the ('renin of America's
SlKiemnkiug,
10 to 25 OFF
NOTHING RESERVED
Discontinued lines are being closed out regardless or
cost. This includes
(I STVIiKK WOM ION'S TAN SIIOKS (
Complete lines, broad high tots, short vamps, all
.sizes. A to 10 widths. These "e;ir like iron."
Your choice, $5.00 stylos, J?:J.75; $-1.00 styles $U.i)5
C. M. KIDD & CO.
Crater Lake Motor Car Co.
AHIO NOW l.O('ATIOI) IX T1II01W NIOW (iAKAOlO
at 16-18 South Fir
Near Moore lintel.
10. N. Hruce, formerly foreman of the Covey Motor
Car Co. repair shops, is in charge.
Our workshop is large and installed with the hit
est machinery. We are prepared to do the work on
any make of cars, no matter how complicated.
We have a neat, fireproof and up-to-date garagtj.
Have ample room for storage.
Cars washed and polished.
Tires and Inner Tubes for sale. ("Insolini! 'Jiie.
We are agents for the world's standard CADIL
LAC Automobile that Jias no equal for the money
invested.
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sorvico that will please.
Call on noarost S. P. Agent and lot him outlino a
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