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STTMFOttT) MATT TRTTOTNR MEDFORD; OrtKGOX SATURDAY. MARCH M, mil.
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GIRL PREPARES FOR LONG TRIP
TO CHINA TO BECOME A BRIDE
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All Automobile
Owners
SJEGEL FAILURE
PRISON 7TH TIME
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PANKHURST
HROUGH
RELEASED
FROM
Xi:V YOItK, March 1-1. -The
Fourteenth ntrect More of Simpson,
Crnwford & Co., owned by the S.cgel
Stores corporation, will clo-c their
iloors tonight by ronrt order. At the
same tnno 21100 girls, mnnj of them
destitute, will he thrown out of ork
The failure of the Siccel Stores cor
poration, District Attorney Wh ttnnn
said loilny, has hit sill workers
harder. than nny. other in the city's
history.
"The evidence we hnve unearthed,"
nilded Whitman, "shows that Henry
Siepel and his partners are culpable
niul they must pay for it. Wo will
accept no compromise. About S.0
girl employes have lot their nungt.
ns well as money paid into n sick
fund, which was 'loaned to the Sie
pel private hank."
One girl who had been in the cm
ploy of Simpson, Crawford & Co.
for years, the sole (.import of an in
valid sister, died oon after the firm
went into bankruptcy.
"With everything running smooth
ly," said n n employe today, "the in
valid sister would have receied .f 100
from the beneficiary fund. She got
nothing and her Mter was buried in
the potters' field. Someone should
bo made to suffer for the way the
employes of th,c store have been rob
bed. We not only arc to be thrown
out of work, but money we put into
the Siegel bank, representing years
of work and self-denial, is gone, too.
It's hard on the girls."
OIGON DEFEATS
STANFORD IN DEBATE
EUGENE, Or., March 1-1. Univer
sity of Oregon debaters lust night
defeated the Lelnnd Stanford team
in the triangular contest involwng
Oregon, Stanford and Washington.
Oregon had the nffirmntive side of
the questien:
"Resolved, that the executive de
partment should be made rexpon-ible
for our national budget. Morris for
Oregon and Weston for Stanford
were the stars in argumetn and ileliv
cry. Favorable comment on the work
of their colleagues, Hurtles ty and Ide,
were, also heard. Tho verdict of the
judges was unanimous.
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MIm Itu.tl l!t"e. of Treatuu. X J
l busy preparing tier trnuse.iu before
starting on a twelve tlioil.xtul mitt
Journey to tw mnrrlctl to a man she
has never met She will leiue soon foi j
China to be tl.e bride of Arthur O
Itowinan. a Xew York man. who Is lit .
the customs serxlco at Hung Chow
t.OXUOX. Mnr. 14 Mrs Uinine
llne PunKhurst was released from
1 follow ny prison again today. It
concluded her month Installment
ot Imprisonment under tho same
sentence for acts ot suffragette mili
tancy. She was on hunger strike
and the prison ploslclans said she
would die soon unless she atn: yjt
lit probabl would kill her to feed her
forcibly.
Wednesday six suffragettes, arme.1
with long-handled hammers smashed
tho front windows of Home Secre
tary McKenna's residence. In Down
I lug street. They did not try to cs-
capo, were arrested, rushed to West
minster police court and were sen
tenced to two month's imprison
ment each at hard labor, In record
time
O'GARA MEMBER OF
PANORAMIC VIEW OF
i
Professor 1 .1. O'flnrn has receiv
cd word of his election as a member
nf (tin t.iivnt t l.i. rnli.i.iiml mii't
PDATCD I KUZ DADIT 'f Kuglnud because of his work in
UluilLll LnliL I (Hill i connection with frost prevention and
i lie uampnieis iueti inereou. ine
honor comes just as he tpiits work
in eoiiuection with the weather.
Professor O'Onrn is now a mem
ber of nearly nil European scien
tific' societies ns well as thoe of
America in connection with his lines
of work.
The validity of the motor ve
hicle net having been sustained by
the circuit court, all users oT mo
tor vehicles not having a license
for the year 15)1-1 are hereby
warned to immediately apply for
such license.
E. E. KELLY
District Attorney.
Hupmobile History
CIIAPTKlt III
AS FEDERAL ATTORNEY
SAN FRANCISCO, Oil., March 14.
11. F. Towiisend resigned as hpeciul
nssihtnnt to the federal attorney
renernl, saying he did so because he
could not afford to work for the pay
he was getting. Townsend tins had
charge of the Oregon and California
land grant case for the government
nt $10,000 n yenr.
ROCKEFELLER TO GIVE
CLEVELAND $50,000,000
CLEVELAND, O., .March 1-L It
ivnt, announced that John 1). Rocke
feller intends to give at least -foO,-000,000
to the foundation for Cleve
land's betterment.
coit.v con I'li'i: fhki:
with ihxii: qui:i:x
Kvcry Purclmher of a 10c Pouch of
I)llo Queen Will Itecelte u Corn
C PIjkj Free
Local dealers have a limited sup
ply of "Panama" Corn Cob pipes and
during the noxt few da) a, or until
their supply Is exhausted, they will
glvo one, freo, to each purchaser of
n 10c pouch of Dixie Queen Plug Cut
To ha ceo
Tho "Panama'' has a natural finish
corn cob bowl that boasons richly
unci ubsorbs all the nicotine, thus In
Hurlug a mild, sweet smoke. The
Htum or Imported Gorman Welchbel
wood, with Amborlno bit addn Its
own aromatic perfumo and It neat
and serviceable
Dixie Quoun Is what the local deal
orscall "a man's tobacco" and they
statu that Its treat process, which
takes from three to five years, and
gives to Dfxlo Queen u fluor and
Bwcotness, that Is cxce)tloual. Sev
eral seasons' crops uro kept stored
away, by tho manufacturers of this
tobacco, so that (ho quality of Dlxlo
Queen never vurlcs, and the lover
of this famous tobacco never switch.
.Tho popularity of thu corn cob
plpo scorns to bo greiiler thuu ever
it nd al local dcalum say thulr lim
ited supply of "Panamas" will dimin
ish Vary quickly, d lovers of a
good old corn cob siuolio should (uku
lidVHUlujfo of (his fruo offer nt onco,
OregonV great natural and scenic
wonder, ('rater Lake, is .shown in u
mii(tif and .striking manner in u
panoramic view recently issued by
direction of Secretary Lane. The
characteristic features of the laud-
scaic are hmimht out in n realistic
maimer by harmonious combinations
nf color and shading o that the na
tional park is shown as it would tip-
jear to a person fljtng oxer it. The
lake, which is almost in the center.
a dark blue, the alleys and
meadows are shown in n light green.
the cliffs and ridges by shinies of
brown and yellow, the roads in light
brown, und the streams in light blue.
The lettering is printed in light brown
which is easily read on clo-e inspec
tion, but which merges into the basic
dors when the sheet U held at some
distance. This icw, which may be
purchased from the Superintendent
of Documents, Washington, I). (,
for J." cents unfolded and for -10
cents folded in a cover, measures 111
hv IS and is on the scale of one
mile to the inch. It is based on ac
curate Mirveys and gives the observ
er an excellent idea of the configur
ation of the surface.
CANNERY PROPOSITION
IS BEING INVESTIGATED
SEXUAL
KNOWLEDGE
II.M'STUATKII !K!0 PAOKS
Tells nil atMitit m'v matters! what
young men and women, joting wives
and husbands and all others need to
know about the sacred laws (lint gov
ern the ex forces. Plain truths of
sex life In relation to happiness In
marriage. "Secret" of iiuiiiIumhI and
twinuuihootl; sexual abuses, social
ctll, diseases, etc.
Tho latest, most advanced and
comprehensive work that has ever
been Issued on sexual hygiene. Price
less Instruction for thoso who are
ready for tho true Inner teaching.
This book tells nurses, teachers,
doctors, lawyers, preachers, social
workers, Sunday school teachers and
all others, )oung and old, what alt
need to know about sex matters. My
Wluricld Scott Hull, Ph. I., M. I).
(Leipzig).'
XeMNaMr Cemments:
"Scientifically correct." Chicago
Tribune. "Accurate and up-to-date. '
Press. "Standard
(Continued from esterday)
in the touring models, cocoa mats
carpet the tonneau floor. The back
of the front scat U uprolstored to
prevent marring of the enamel finish.
These cars Incorporate st)to and
beauty In their low, graceful sweep
InK lines, clean construction, Individ
uality without frcaklshnoss.
For every service, and In every de
tail, except that of unusual luxury
and wheclbase, these types stand
euua In quality, workmanship and
close Inspection with cars of much
higher price.
CUAPTKIt IV
Ilupmobllcs hnvV been unusually
favored In different parts of the
country where road conditions are
roiiRh or jirlraRflc.
In tho mountainous and hilly
parts of the United States; on the
ve'dts of South'"Afrlca nnd the
rugged plains of 'Australia, you will
find Hups In larger proportion to
their production ,Atiaji the make of
l"'
almost any other car.
Our company has never gone In
oflclally for rctlAhlllty perform
ances. However, Ilupmobllcs, under
the auspices of souin of our progres
sive dealers have achieved some re
mnrkablo feats during tho past year,
the more Important of which nro
briefly described.
On April 2Mb, 1113, at Stockholm.
Sweden, a "3J" Hupmobile flnlshel
first In the elithth annual .SwcdlMi
winter reliability run conducted by
the Itoyal Automobile club. Tho tour
covered 731 miles out many hills
thickly coated with Ice. There weri
OS contestants In this tour, 1!) raru
being American makes.
For a ong time the record time
by motor between Los AukcIch and
San Francisco stood at 1? hours,
April 32, 1913. a Hupmobile "32"
roadster, driven by IL W, Johnson
of Fresno, Cal., made the distance of
I S3 iuHch In a Uupmohllo In 1 1
hours flat.
(To be continued.)
Think of the Company hehind
the enp nnd you'll renli.o why
.Kurds nnd Government, honds
are hoimht with ennui assurance.
Ktroiujest financially world
wide in scope largest In volume
of output. We hulld our reputa
tion into the car. Hetter huy a
Ford.
Mr Is the price of tho Ford runabout; tho
touring car Is ICI& f. o. b, Medford, complete
with equipment, (let catalog and particulars
from
C. E. GATES
niWUTA lUHLDINO. MKDI-OIUI, OltK.
FENCING SEASON
IS NOW AT HAND
YOlr NKK.I) TO I'KOTKCT YOKU ClKOWINll
CHOPS AND PASTTIvKK KUOM STOCK AND
1KKIS. YOr KIIOl'liD INSTALL A KKNCK
WITirSTKKNvlTII AND LASTING QtTAIilTIKS.
These requirements are fulfilled in
PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE
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Our repair shop Is second to nne. K. X. Iliiure, Into foreman of (lie
largest remlr shnj on the ro.st, 1m our nuiMer inccliiinlc.
Wo sell tires, ,t ll Ik-, oils anil gasoline.
Agents for the llupmnhllp noil C'adlllnc rrs.
Cant HAshetl and polishis! tlay or night.
Free air compressor in front.
Crater Lake Motor Car Co.
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rA-Hl- " .. a . "si 4A-H
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OVll 12-IIAR -Ki-INCH PKI, 110(1 AND STOCK
KKNCIO is specially designed ftir your needs. In
this fence you net more value for your money than
in any other fence offered you anywhere at any
price We ship carloads direct from factory to Med
ford and offer you the hest fence made nt a reason
able price, delivered at your depot.
GADDIS & DIXON
"THE PAGE FENCE MEN"
MKDKOHD ORKCJON
Tho committee having In charge
tho Investigation of the cannery prop
osition of It. D. Hoko of Central Philadelphia
Point, report that thero Is enough book of know-ledce " Philadelphia
acreage signed up In tomatoes, etc . Ledger. The New York World sayi:
and that the banks of tho city will "Plain truths for thohc who need
take up at onco the matter of financ
ing the proposition. It Is understood
that a number of merchants stand
ready to take stock and glvo assis
tance, and will bo called upon by tho
committee the first of next week. ,
or aught to know them for the pre
tention of etll.
Under plain wrapper for only
$1 00. Postago ten cents extra.
MIAMI Pl'ISLISHINU COMPANV,
Dayton, Ohio.
svxoi'sis ov tiii: axxcal statkmkxt of tiik
Hanover Fire Insurance Company
of New York In tho State of Ne.v York on the 31st day of December, 1913,
made to the Insurance Commissioner ot the State of Oregon, pursuant to
law:
Capital
Amount of capital stock paid up
Income
Net premiums received during the year
Interest, dividends and rents received during tho year....
Income from other sources retelved during the year
.1,000,000.00
. 2,528.856.77
. 143,451.2'.'
C'J,5C3.t)l
12,741,871.80
Total Income
lIshureiucntM
Net losses paid during tho year $1,404,815,07
Dividends paid during the year on capita) stock...
Commissions and salaries paid during tho year...,
Taxes, licenses and fees paid during the year
Amount of all other expenditures
100,000.00
. 700,473.81
88,500.00
. 341,808.03
2,H15,G57.03
Total expenditures
Assets
Unpaid reinsurance on paid losses $ 18,825,53
Value of real estate owned (market value) 1,129,173.00
Value of stocks and bonds owned (market value) 2,801,759.00
Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc 3,500.00
Cash In banks and on hand 297,132.10
Premiums In course of collection written since Septembor 30,
1913 404,072.83
Interest and rents duo and accrued , 27,870.31
Total OBkotB 14.713,232.80
Tptal assets admitted in Oregon 14,713,232. 80
Llnbilitle
Gross claims for losses unpaid I 219,155.18
Amount of unearned premiums on all outstanding risks 2,042,121.89
Duo for commission and brokerage 0,231.27
All other liabilities 101,110.59
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SERVICE
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Total liabilities exclusive or capital stock of $3,001,928.21
Total premiums In force December 31, 1913 $5,187,923.17
IIiinIiicmk In Oiegou for tho Year
Totnl risks written dining tho year $ 720,100.00
(Irons premiums received during the year 13,308,3'i
Premiums returned during the year . . .. 2,320.02
losses puld during the yu.ir 4,480.32
Losses Incurred during tho year . . 2,020.11
Total amount of risks outstanding In Oregon December 31,
1913 .. . 520,098,00
tiii: iiAxovi.it fiiii: i.VKi'itAxn: co., of xi:w voitic
lly It KMOItY WAItl'IKLD, President
Htututory geuerul iiKoiit and uttnrney for servile, William Duuiik, 019 Cor
nell building Portland, Oregon.
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1)0 YOUR WOKK TIIK KLKCTRIC WAY.
COOK WITH BLKCTKKMTY and save time and ttmipnr.
IRON WITH KLKCTIUCITY and save time and fatigue. No
time lost Koinjf back nnd forth to change irons.
HKAT WATER WITH KLKCTIUCITY and insure a eon
slant supply of hot water for household use.
LIGHT WITH KLKCTKIC1TY and use the improved Tungsten-Mazda
lamps for the best results.
KKKP YOUR 3IOMK CLKAN WITH AN KLKCTIMO
VACUUM' CLKANKR We have the agency for the latest im
proved cleaner, weighs only nine pounds; has powerful suction;
will pick up matches, etc., and gets all the dirt; costs only one
cent per hour to operate and sells for $.'iO.()0.
USK 10LKCTUIO MOTORS for all power service to increase
production and economize labor.
PUMIMVATER WITH KLKCTRIC MOTOR for irrigating
ranches or orchards. Production and not acreage is the time
measure of profit.
Nearly every problem of LIGHTING, JIKATING or
POWKR has been solved lor HOMK, . HUK IN KSS IIOUSK,
RANCH or ORCHARD the KLKCTRKJ WAY.
California-Oregon Power Company
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Main Office, Medford, Or., 210 West Main .Street.
Phone 108.
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