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MDFOTJD MATTi TTUTUTNK MEDFOnn. OttF.flOtf, TUESDAY, MATWTT 17, IflM
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OLD LOVE LETTERS
BIG VENGEANCE
FIGARO EDITOR
PAWS, Mnr. 17. Mine. Henrietta
Calllnux, who shot Kdttor liaston
Cnlnicttp of the "FlRuro" yestorda)
bccmiEC lio publlRhcit a tovo letter
written to her by Fiiinnca Minister
Joseph Calllnux before her divorce
from a previous husband nnd his
from iv previous wife, went In her
cell at tho St. l.nznro women's prison
when told that her lctlm had died
early today.
Sho repented that she had Intended
to wound but not to kill htnivctfm!
sho wanted to tench hi in n lesson
hut not to end his life.
Public opinion was Intensely hos
tile not only to Mme. Cnlllnu.v, but
to her husband as well. Tho news
papers denounced them in unmeas
ured terms. Only strong police pro
tection tnved the finance minister
from mobbing as he emerged from
thn St. l.ainro prison after an inter
view with his wife last ntRht. Until
midnight crowds marched through
tho streets, sheuting: "Down with
tho assassin! Down with Calllnux!"
Tho minister spent a sleepless night
nt a friend's house.
Ho was so unpopular, In fact, that
his more presence In the cabinet
threatened to result in tho admini
stration's overthrow. The moment lie
received nows of his wife's act he of
fered his resignation to the premier
by telephone.
Having maintained an appearance
of supporting him by once refusing
to accept his resignation, it was tho
general bollef that the administra
tion would bo glad to yield to his In
slatenco and that ho would be out ot
offlco by tonight. Calllaux has
been considered ono of France'
most brilliant public men.
Mmo. Calllaux, with whom ho had
not been living for somo time before
sho shot Caltnetto, was his third
wife. When ho met her he was
married to a former Mmo. Dupre, the
second of his partners, and she :o
Leo Claretle, tho "Figaro's" literary
critic.
They fell In love and It was one
of tho letters written by Calllaux to
tho then Mme. Clarctlo which Ca'.
inettu published In tho "Figuro."
I-ater Calllaux divorced his second
wife and Mme. Claretle her husband
and they were married.
MEMORIAL BRIDGE TD CELEBRATE PEACE WITH ENGLAND
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BKID6E HT KtMARA fAOS ID CtlEDRATE ONE HUNDRED YEARS PEACE.. CXrxJ X. N. T KENNAKD TIOMSOH
The cause of International peace was extolled from tunny viewpoints recently nt n luncheon In the llcpublt
ran Club. In New York city, the subject for discussion being "A Century of Fence llctwecn tho United States nnd
Great Hrltnln nnd the Present World Condition of International Unrest."
At the luncheon drawings were exhibited at the memorial bridge which will span the Nlngnrn Hirer as n
laMliiK iDomorl.il to the celebration of the pence anniversary. The drawings are from tho bridge dc.ilgn by T.
ICcnunrd Thoinon, which, It was nuuouucvd, In nit probability will be accepted as the model for the pcrmnueut
memorial.
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DIGGS
' PAL TO
PLEAD THURSDAY
RAX FHAXCfSCO, C'nl.. Mnn-li 17.
I'nul A. Spott, im Oakland plum
ber, nccuKcil jointly with Maury I.
DijiK nl Waller Gillipin of n stnt
utory offense agniniit Iiln I'enrrin.',
was arraigned here toilny before Su
perior Jmlgxs I.nwlor. A motion by
his attorney that he be allowed to
plead Thurbdny was granted by tho
court.
MURPHY WILL NOT
BAHLE WITH LORE
RAX FRANCISCO, Cnl., Murch 17.
With the Willio JUtchie-Iiarlem
Tommy Murphy bout nolieiluleii to he
htugetl a month from today, San
r'nincNeo fans were tuning up to
the affair and predicted the winner
will be watched with Ad Wolgnht for
n mutch hero in June. A telegram
from Malinger Jim Iiuekley said the
report thai .Murphy hud been mulch
ed to box Joinny Lore in New York
Friday evening was fnlbo.
"Murphy will not fight Lore or
anyone, tins until he get (he cham
pion in tho ring," wired Huckley.
"Ho Iiuk licked everyone there from
Mornn to Woljjitht. ill now heat
Kitehie. Mutpliy will arrive in Ran
Francisco several weeks before tho
fOlltfbt."
LOS ANOKLKS. Cnl.. Mnr. 17.--Miss
Martha t:. Handle. V. millinery
bujer for tho Xrwmnri-l.ovlnon
company of Snn Francisco, Is plain
tiff today In n breach of proinlre ac
tion directed nt John'F. Humphries.
75, of Venice In which the seeks dam
ages amounting to $138,085. Hum
phries recently was married to Mr.
Kate Fields of Venice. When aho
learned of these nuptials. Miss Handle
filed suit suggesting the following
Itemized compensatien:
Neglect and rvfuial to marry.
$100,000.
Value of furniture' sho gave nwny.
$000.
Position In Pittsburg sho rejected
$5000.
Position In San Krancl'ro she gavo
up at Humphries' alleged request
$10,000.
Trousseau $2000.
Linen purchased for new home.
$435.
Freight on rugs from Chicago, $50.
WESLEY GIRLS
FLEE FIRE IN THEIR
NIGHT
DRESSES
THO
AND
WKLLKSLKY. Mass, Mnr 17,
Few of them clad In anjthliiK inure
thnu their nightdresses, four hun
dred girl students wcro driven by
fire from the main dormitory In the
adinlnlstrntton building of Wcltcslcy
College nt 5:30 a. m. today.
The structure was completely de
sttned with $1,000,000 estimated
losi.
i ho fire wns butlevod to linve
started In the chemlr.il laboratory
on tho fourth floor. The college
fire brigade, composed of girls,
aroused the students, directed the
rescues and saved what little proper
ty they could.
TIE
BIND GIRL, THEN
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NEV
DESERTS
ONTAItIO, Cnl., Mnr 17 After
eight, hundred men had buttled all
night ngnlnst forest flren that hno
swept tho rnuoiiK north of Uutailo,
n change. ofwlnd came tit their aid
nt daylight today nnd Indications
wero that tho flro would be under
control before noon.
Tho flro wits centered nt tlti lironlc
In llrowit's Kbits, northeast of Sun
I Ulmns ean on. It had been con
trolled partially by backfiring, nnd
with tho change of wind, which drove
It buck over Its own path, little
further damage was feared. No
lives, It wus helloed, were lost
Tho flro started before noon m
terday, when a power company s
thigh linn went down before n heaw
wind. More thnu eight minimi miles
were burned. Forest supervisors ill
reeteil Jhe fight ngnlust the fire
their rangers being reinforced oj
s'ovYral hundred cltlteus ami school
bo)s from nearby cities
to WfFTTT J
FOREST jpSKiwt scmbi P 1
RATTLERS WW Jusl Rub- Ltl A
i !w L Clean f looro -WJrfSiff mm i il
I GOLD DUST J'p-ij
AClonnH ovorythinp;. It ciiIh (ho tlirt nndvXft J
llm (trutiuo nnd ma Icon work easy. mW I,
$y .7. Go nnd InriJer pncItiiL't-n. Mul
lWUi CMICAOO vIPOOS
IfttofejSM "Let tho OOIO DUST TWINS jWnWl
VreydytyJW o your work" WW J
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SAN FltANCISCO, Cnl . Mnr. 17.--
jNo clew had been found today to
the Identity of tho two men, who
overpowering 17-yenr-old Kntherlne
Spagna on the street Inst night,
I tojjed her Into n tnvlcnb. asked her
where her father, a I'nlted Itnllrond
eiuploe, kept his patters nnd monev
I nnd then, fulling to get a satisfac
tory answer, tied her bauds nnd
feet, gagged her nnd left her In ir
doorway, where she was found an
hour later.
The police Inclined to think the
men really planned n robbery or
perhaps nn abduction nnd lost their
nerve nt tho Inst minute.
When Glasses Fit the Eye
They restoro nervous energy not
only to thn eye hut to the whole body
an well. How often do we seo ex
tremu nervousness cured by wenrluw
I properly fitted glnsses? How often
iiiit pi'H'ir iit'iitiuciirn iiiit-u ii; nun
same remedy?
These cures are of almost dally
nniirp,ttii-.,M In Ink fiffli... tta ulnim.ii
J euro because I fit them right, i
know how.
Keusonnhle charges for quality of
kertlrt1 rendered. '
Hit. KK'KI.UT
Suite l-U )er Oeuel's
H & II. llreeu Trading Htutups (liven
SUNRISE LAUNDRY AND
CLEANING WORKS
The .rnpiiiitw ('loaning and I'rt'Hsinjj I'arloi's will ho I'tuu
hint'd with tho Siinriso Idiiindiw March lf, and wt will ho
pi'i'paivd lo do ovtM'ythiiiK in these lines and imrayteu
satisfaetion.
Latlies' and Men's Suits Dry Cleaned, $l.'J."i; Snils
pressed fide. All Icimls ol'dyeinj,'. Cluh rates, $l..ri0 niuiilli.
We eall for and deliver jowls.
215 S. Riverside. Phono 873
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CMS DECLINES TO
(I'ortlnnd Journal)
"Circuit Judge Calkins does not
believe In Increasing the poor man's
"burden of taes by drawing expense
money, for he would accept no ex
penses from the state during tho
past week. Judge Calkins spent two
weeks prior presiding over tin.
courts of Judge Cleeton nnd Morrow
hud, although they offered to pay lilj
expenes, he declined to ncco'il.
When It camo to expenses from tho
state for tho past week to which ho
was entitled he said that Inasmuch
as ho had declined to accept expense!
from tho other tidges he did not feel
Justified in accepting them from the
state. As a rule the cxpenrc ac
count of a visiting Judgo averages
$5 a dsy."
OVER LINE EENCE
IlOKNKR'S FKIIItY, Idaho, Jtnrcli
37. Cliurguil with Imving Mint anil
killed A. Waterman, a farmer, in a
(linpiilo oyer land Ijounduricx, An
drew Alilrldgtf, a neighbor, in under
uncut today. Following the, Miool
jug, ulileh ucriirrc'il ycnterduv. AM
riilgo Mirrcnilercil ami, according to
thu police, iioiifubiicil. Waterman Im
Halt (o Imvu been moving u l'cnce
over what in clnlmcd was tliu proper
IiichIIoii, wlien AMriilgo opened lire
vvllli h rl I1v Walvnnait wan llll
Jim (rfil ,., .
Si ill
THOUGHT SHE
COULD NOT LIVE
Restored to Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Unlonvllle, Mo.' I suffered from a
female trouble and I got so weak that I
could hardly walk
across the floor with
out holding on to
something. I hod
nervous spells and
my fingers would
cramp and my fnco
would draw, and I
could not speak, nor
sleep to do any good,
had no apputite.and
everyono thought I
would not live.
Some one advised mo to take Lydia EL
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. I had
taken so much medicine und my doctor
Bald ho could do mo no good so I told my
husband he might get mo a bottlo and I
would try it. Ily the time I had taken
it I felt better. I continued iU use, und
now I am well and strong.
"I havo always recommended your
medicine ever since l was so wonder
fully benefitted by it and I hoiM this
letter will be the means of saving some
other poor woman from suffering. "
Mrs. Martha Seavey, liox 1144,
Unlonvllle, Missouri.
Tho makers of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetables Compound havo thousand of
such letters as that above they tell
the truth, elso they could not have been
obtained for lovo or money. This med
icine Is no stranger it bus stood tho
tvst for years.
If there are any complications you
do not understand nrlte to Lydia K.
riuHiam Medicine Co, fronHdintll)
Lynu,Mis, Your letter will be opened,
rrsd ami aimm-rcd by a nutuau ami
kcla lu strict touildeucv,
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Oregon Cashmere Suits
$12.50
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"Wo nrc .showing a heantifnl line of Men's Spring Suits at ."r 1 2.f0 ami 15.00 per
suit. These are all wool suits in the famous Oregon Cashmere and Capp's
One-Unndrcd Proof wool makes.
"High Art" Clothing $20.00 Suit
Aside from our Oregon Cashmere ami Capps' lines of elothing, we hnve added a
very heantifnl assortment in the "J Iigh Art" Clothing, made by Stronse &
Brothers, Baltimore. The high-grade tailoring put in this line shows for
itself. The workmanship and fabrics are 'ho best. We want yon to seo them.
The Wardrobe
"WEST MAIN STRKET.
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Patronize Home Industries
THESE GOODS ARE MADE IN TH E ROGUE RIVER VALLEY. KEEP THE MONEY AT HOME
We have changed our
name, hereafter the Mission
Furniture "Works will be
known as
The
Pacific Furniture
and
Fixture Factory
Home of the "Pacific" Cedar
Chest.
E, O. TROWBRIDGE, JR.
Proprietor
113 South Holly
Medford, Oregon,
Medford Iron Works
E. 0. Trowbridge, Prop.
General Foundry and
Machine Works
Pacific 401; TJonic 298L.
Res. Pac. 5031; Home 227L.
For
GALVANIZED
TANKS
OIL AND WATER
and
IRRrOATJNa PIPE
Clo to J. A. SMITH
128 N. Grape St.
Telephone 890
For tho best of
EVERYTHING MADE OF WOOD
Seo ub. Wo make a specialty of
OFFICE FURNITURE and FIXTURES, MANTLES,
SCREEN DOORS and WINDOWS, Etc.
Factory Cornor South Fir and 11th Sts. Both Phone
MEDFORD SASH AND DOOR GO.
Hupmobile History
t'llAI'Tim V
(Ciiiilltnti'tl from )ftn!it )
All of llU'Mi Kuplit culllit ciinII)' nf
foril mill timxt ot tlit'iu tin uffonl
InrKcr mill iorIIiit mm. A roiiiili
llm of tin' minion of iiroinltiuiit 1 1 u;
niolilU' (iwiiith moiiIiI flit n Mini Ixiok
an InrKo n tlm cntntoKiii'.
An n typlrnl limtnnrii of lliU i'oii-
itltloli, wn cltn liflow it tint of liuim.4
tnkrii from thn rMr of our New
York ilinlrr. Mmiy of llinn iir nl
mont niitloiutllr known. You wilt
riTOKiiltn Hint qunlKy mint linvn loii
tin' flmt iMiiinlili'riilloii nuil hrlco i'f-
ouilur) lu tlii'lr tiiiri'liumt of n Hup-
IIKllllll'.
Any lliipiiiolillo ilntr lu n tiU
town mo dhow )oti u llm of niinii'
ttiut am Hluiltnrly prniiilnmit m
tlii'lr n-upp'tlvo tornllttN.
I'liimlnriil NVm' Voik Ounrrn
W. K Vnmlrrlilll. Jr., N. Y. t:. H.
II. It It It., innKiintf.
I.ropolit llnrlx1, Imnlii'r.
lluKtilc IIiikIioh, profi'Nlonu ilrli-
IT.
V. U. Tiffany, Jewrinr,
il II I'.'ll Imiikor
II K Lmliiw. i-npltnllit
Mm W K Vnuilt-rlillt, .Ir
l.niilit Mxnii, ulilptniliilnr.
OKiIni .MIIU. rnpllullM.
Cuiiut I. Him'Iiiu)I, Aiulrlnu uolilo
, until, nmrrli'.l to h Vnuili'rlillt,
I Om-iir HtniiiM. foriuirly iiii'iulinr ot
I'rmlttimt ltoo(ilt' ralilin't.
Jntui'N lliitlcr, w liolcmttn r.rocor.
John Altkcii, ilrKHnl uicrclinnl.
Mim. KkkIiiiiIiI Vnuilrrlillt.
Ili'iiry P.i'wn, Imiiknr nuil lirokur.
I.llllnu ltumn'11, ui'lri'nu.
I. I Tlffmi), of lint Tiffany ulllil
Ion. TliuiunN DlrkHiiu lum ownml flro
Hup,
i tiny VtiiiKlinu. niitouiolillii ilu
l)',inr unit uiiiniifnrtnri'r.
, Cntlicrlnx llmnirmi'), riiiltiillHt.
I'tnniim lloilfiiou liurniitt, nutlior.
Nntlinn Htrniiim. of It. II. Mnr) K
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', Wnlitn .IoIiiikIoii. riipllnllm.
Jiimi'H Ki'IIkuiiiii. rnpltitlliil.
I .Mr H. J. Colfonl, Jr.
1 (To Im I'oulluui'il.)
Our irwilr kliop In (ceo nil lu nin'. I!. N. Iliinrr, lull furi'iiinii uf llm
liirK"t ri'pulr liop on C It innni, l our umtrr uitlinuli.
W Kt'tl lire, IiiIn", niU nuil unxillui'.
Aui'iit for tlio lliipiiiolillo nuil ('nilllliir rant.
Cun. unlii'il nuil Mitul ilny or nlulit.
1'rii) nlr toinpri or in front.
Crater Lake Motor Car Co.
BeaverBrand
Animallertilizers
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Best f(
Fruit
Growers
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This is an Era of Special Crops
Fruit is a Necessity
Ami tliu lidltnr tho iimllty of your fruit tho mora
moiiuy II will hrliiK you. Kxpurlimcn lum hIiowu thnt
inoBt hoIIh rontnlu too" lit tin uvnlluolu plant foml for
inaxliiiii reHiiltii imperially lu fruit itrowliiK. Iu
UHiiiurli n m ourllmiHu iiinl uillh)llty lu fruit Ih vrry I tit -portant,
Il U iilalu to liu hcdii why crowurn urn iihIiik
uioni and morn of
Beaver Brand Animal Fertilizers
"A IVitllUi'r for llvrry Crop"
Mnilo hy UNION MIJAT COMPANY
North Portlmnl, Oro,
Thin fortlllzor contaliiH HiifflHnut nnlinal plant fuoil
In incut tho Hull Iohhoh from I'ach your'H I'rop, lly IU
iihii, mi lurrfiimi lu iiuullty ami iiuautlty In ponhIIiIii, ut
wnll iih pultliiK unprofltahlo Inml on u puyliiK IhihIh.
IIKAVKIt IIIIANI) ANIMAI I'HIlTII.IKltH tiro
rich lu IiIkIi Krailo orKiinlc nltriiKiui ami iiiiiIiuh your
lainl rich lu thu loiiHtHiiinit iiluniimtH that proilinn
profllnhlo crupH, Plain your unlur now for thin fain
oiih fnrtlllor. It Im on miln liy
itooi'i;itivi:it iititiTANo
I'HOIMKrC AHHOCIATION
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