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The Democratic Times, Th Meilford
Mull, Tho Mcdford Tribune The Bouth
rn Orri'onlnn, Thn Afthlnml Tribune.
Office Mnll Trlbuna llulldlnir, 3J-S7-J9
North Fir Btrcoti tolcphone 7S.
Official 1'uprr of thn City of Mtdford.
Official 1'npcr of Jackson County.
Kntcrod nn second-clssi matter t
Medford. On con, under tho net of
March 3, 1870.
BUBSCRirTXOH BATZa
Onn yrnr, liy mnll - - ... IS JO
Oiia month, by mntl . . . .50
Per month, delivered by carrier In,
Medford, Jacksonville nnd Cen
tral Point SO
Fnturdny only, by mall, per vrsr. S 00
Weekly, per year . 1 50
Willi Mcdford Stnn-Otcr
SENT CHILDREN BY
l'ORTLAXn, Or.f March '20. "1
ju-t hnxen't any tte for the whole
family," n (ho onlv reason given
today by .Hr.-i. Kdith Kdnn Iltiwle;,-.
34 yonrs old, who was arrested IiVSl
night on the charge of sending fiv
boxes of oioncd windy throiitth the
lunik to her three stepchildren nnd
Mrs. Alice llowhiy, nl whose home
her hu.-bainl, Hubert II. Ilnwley, from
whom she Foparntcd three months
ngo, was staying. According to Do
tectites Swonncs and Moloney, Mr.
Haw ley made n complete confession,
stating that s-he sent the rnmly in
the hope of killing her stop-chiKlren.
Three boxes of the candy, heavily
impregnated with jwwdercd bichlor
ide of mercury were received liy her
two little stepchildren, Stanley llaw
ley, 11; Margaret Ilnwley, (J, nnd a
fourth by Hoy Baxter, n stepson ot
Hawley by n former marriage, who
lives at another -nddres-i. A sixth
box was found at the home of Mr.
Hawley nt the time of her arrest. It
was nddn-sed to Stanley Haw ley, to
whom two.buxe had been previously
sent.
In confeing to the police, Mrs.
Hnuley, without emotion, told how
she removed the ba.se from choco
late creams, and after Tilling them
with biehlonde of uiereury, had re
placed the bottoms and carefully ar
ranged tho candy in the boxes in
which it was purchased.
Little Stanley Ilnwley received the
firt box on St. Valentine's dnv. It
was wrapped in brown imjier and tin
address win typewritten. Unsus
pecting, the hid bit into a piece of
tho candy, but because of its nause
ating Uiste, immediately sunt it out
mid rinsed his mouth The news of
thi experience reached the rest nl
the family.
PORTLAND, Ore., Mar. 20. Pre
suro of important business was given
by Hubert h. Stevens today as the
reason for his withdrawing from tho
rato for tho republican nomination
for govornor. Tho withdrawal of
Stevens lontes eight candidates to
content for tho republican nomina
tion. PLAN M0NTESS0RI
SCHOOL FOR MEDF0R0
Tho Presbyterian church has
opened u Montensoii school which
will hold scaxions during the church
hour on Suiidny. All members of
the church who hnve small children
nre nl libeily to bring their children
nnd lene tlieui with teachers who
hnie chargo of the school, t'hildien
nndcr six years of ngo will be per
mitted to be placed in this ulttss and
will ho instructed in Clod's- teachings.
The it.nterinl for the school arrived
yesterday nud the iiikt session will
lio held Sunday. Mrs. K. K. Gore is
in charge with Mis Hope Marshall.
Mirf Aria llnnnoud nud Mist, Coryell
us assistants,
LAURENCE 0UKE IS
ACQUITTED MANSLAUGHTER
KKATTLB, March 'JO.-Lniirenee
Duke, nephew of James II. Duke, the
millionaire tobacco lunnufuctuicis
was acipiitlcd by u Superior court
jury of u niiiiislaiighter charge pie
J'crrcd niter his automobile ran down
mid killed Henry Furr, u saloon
keeper on the county rond south of
lioro last October. The defunso uV
clii red the ilcftictito slueiiug guar on
Jblke'ri iilibyiioliile can. oil the ucci-iK'lll.
ID
CANDY
PORTLAND
WOMAN
A STAND-PAT
THE absolute disintegration and decay of tho Progrcs
sivo or Hull Moose party in Oregon is emphasized by
developments during the present campaign. The lack of
registration and even of candidates signalizes the hope
lessness of the cause. .Many of those who hoped to ndo
into political power by hanging onto the coat tails or
Roosevelt popularity are now seeking office as republicans,
while others are open in their espousal of the stand-pat
candidates.
With nine hungry office-seekers trying for the guber
natorial nomination of the 0. O. P.. not a single Hull
Mooser is in evidence. Almost every one of the nine is a
stand-patter, with a stand-pat record, though some of them
show their political insincerity by championing prohibi
tion for expediency.
Among the more violent Hull Moose advocates of a
brief two vears since, was the
newspaper announces that
will "be found hereafter lending support to tho candidacy
of Robert A. Hooth of Kugone," who is seeking the repub
lican nomination lor United
Mr. Hooth is the Portland Oregonian's candidate,
brought out by the Oregonian and its allied big business
and stand-pat interests to del eat the candidacy of .lona
than Hourne, .Jr. lie is a member of the Hooth-Kollv hum
her company, owners of immense timber tracts ami lum
ber interests.
Mr. Hooth is allied with the following big financial
interests: The Scligmans of New York, the FleisacheiN of
San Francisco, the Wendling-Johnson company of Califor
nia and Oregon, the Klamath Development company and
the Northwestern Electric company of Portland. With
them are more or less closely allied the Pittock-Leadbcttcr
interests, owners of the Portland Oregonian, various paper
mills, power companies and timber tracts.
These extensive financial
need of representation at "Washington. The v are also loud
in. their condemnation of the
they doubtless seek to gobble up the forest reserves and
the water-power rights. While the expressed fear is that
the people will, by the initiative, confiscate corporate
property, the real fear is that the people will prevent the
non-resident interests from confiscating public property.
Mr. Booth's record is that of the ordinary successful
business man who has taken full advantage of his oppor
tunities to become wealthy. He is a pillar of his church
and Qininontly respectable in all that the word implies
notwithstanding that his methods of acquiring timber are
now in disrepute. He is a self-satisfied stand-patter and
Jiis platform is nothing but a string of platitudes without
a vital plank.
Probably nothing could shock Mr. Booth more than to
accuse him of the alleged political vagaries preached by
Roosevelt and advocated so vociferously liy the Ashland
Tidings only so recently for Mr. Booth is nothing if not
"safe and sound," even if he is politically mediocre.
How can a sincere progressive support Mr. Booth ?
To Improve American Wools
By Australian Methods
WASHINGTON', I). r., Mnreh 20.
If American wools were sent to
market graded and put up w attrac
tively a" are Australia!' wools, it is
estimated that an increase in price
of ns much ns ,1 cents u pound mi'.'ht
be rceeiwd by the grower. Wool
growers-, denims and mnnufnciurer.
generally admit that the American
system (or lack of sy-tem) i mt.v
bad, and at the annual meeting of
the National Wool Grower' associa
tion in Salt Lake City, Utah, consid
erable interest wns shown in the pro
Mul to adopt the Australian method
of putting up wool. Three cents u
pound upon wools helling tit from 15
to HO eenlsj'tt pound is very high per
eentnge of loss which can and doubt
less will be prevented by growers in
llje future. The growers' gain in
this particular is in no way opposed
to, the iutcrct.s of the dealers or
manufacturers.
Australian and New Zealand wools
are graded or "classed" nt tho time
of .shearing. They are also shipped
in bales instead of sacks. The
"wool elnssers" who do their work
Sign Commercial Club Register Cards
The Mcdford Commercial club
wants to help you. Will you co-op-erato
to the extent of u two-cent
postnge stum)?
Without cxngguriition, there have
been thousands of visitors lo the
club's exhibit rooms making inquiry
concerning persons who came from
their home towns. In mot eases the
club lias not been able to handle
thc-e inquiries owing to tho luck ol
information. It wants that informa
tion. An on I; card index cabinet file is
to be installed in the exhibit build
ing in which to keep u list of the
names, addresses and former ad
dresses of the residents of Medford
WINTERS STILL HOPES TO
FIND STOLEN DAUGHTER
N1AVCASTLK, Intl., March 20.
Dr. W, A. Winters announced here
today that lie hud not ubiiudoued
hope of jintliiig his- len-ycar-old
daughter, Catherine, who diMtppcnr
ul one yenr ago today.
"I am iiioio positive than ever,"
ho said, "lliat my daughter is uliie,
I huie ii I ways believed Unit she will
be found uvTiiliiully,"
CANDIDATE
Ashland Tidings. Now this
after thorough invest i nation it
States senator.
interests doubtless teel the
"fool laws of the people":
nt the shearing plant lire familiar
with the basis of grading wool fur
mniiutncturcrv uses. .No bale eon
tains more than one grade of wool,
and any one bale is n true represen
taiive oi outers ,ot me same gnnie
shorn from the same Mock. In
many iustuuees the fleeces nre nlo
"skirted." Skirting is the removal
from the fleece of that pint of the
wool shorn from the legs ninl bcllv.
Such skirtings contain most of the
dirt and fore'gn mutter present in
the fleece and when haled and sold
separately bring their actual alue
mid do not detract from the appear
mice ninl uniform character of the
body w'ool.
Only a small proportion of Amer
ican wool growers separate their
wool into grades before sacking for
shipment, lulcss the flock is of
very uniform elm meter the sacks of
wool must bo opened at the ware
house nnd their contents graded be
fore being offered for sale. Skirting
is never done in America nnd on the
majority of ranches the tags ol
dung locks nre left with I lie lleeccs.
and surrounding sections-. The club
feels the need of this list. Let it
be able to put you in touch with
people coming hero from your for
mer home. Jt may prove holh ugree
nhle and remiineintive to you.
Will each reader kindly ussist in
this work by filling in tho accom
panying coupon nud mailing it to tho
Medford Commercial club today.
Name .- ...
Local Addiess -.
Former Home .
County . .
Stnte
SENATE APPROVES
IMMIGRATION BILL
WASHINGTON, Miuch 'JO. The
liuiiiett iiiimigrutioii hill willh the
literacy test, which is finally ictuiii
ed, is generally expected to cause
I'residt-iil Wilson o veto the measure,
was fuvoruhly reported today by the
Keiiulo liniiiigriilioii ('oiumillee,
Various iiiiiciiiIiiiciiIh Ik llio hill us
passed the lioiiso hud been iniiile, but
the literacy test in iiiiclianged,
IHiMTR'Ali ANNOVNCKMNNTS.
von suiutiiT.
A. W. Walker of Medford, an
nounces hid candidacy for tho to
publican nomination as sheriff nt tho
primaries May IS,
(Paid Adv.)
J. F. llttfson, chief, of police ot
Medford, announces his. candidacy
for tho democratic nomination for
sheriff of Jackson county at the pri
maries May 1C.
(Paid Adv.)
1 wish to announce my candidacy
for tho republican nomination n
sheriff at tho primaries May IRt'i
A IC KAUIIAUT.
((Paid Adv.)
siNdi.nt kou siu:itirr.
In ncceptlug tho appointment suc
ceeding my brother for his uuoplrcd
term as sheriff, 1 did so for the bene
fit of his widow mid family. The of
fice has had an honest and efficient
administration.
With tho same objects and pur
poses In vlow I hereby nnuounco my
self as n candidate for the republican
nomination nt tho primaries May
If.. 19 H. .
W. II. SINULKU.
(Paid Adv.)
kou roiWTV Titr..sritr.it.
I hereby ami ounce myself as n
candidate for the offlro ot county
treasurer, on the republican ticket,
to bo voted on at the coming primary
election on May thn lKtli. 1911.
I havo alwa delUered tho goods
nnd will do so nr.aln If elected.
I guarantee:
1. To account strictly for nil
money,
2. To perform tho duties of tho
office according to law,
I am not connected with any
bank. All banks will be treated
alike, with no special favors.
KltKI) L. COLVIO.
roit r..cn.N;i:
COO acres near Spokane, Wash., 0
acres in high state ot cultivation,
balance pasture, good building,
only five miles to railroad station,
with warchpus'c at'statlon for ship
ping purposes; IS head flue Dur
ham cattle; IS head Percheran
horses. Af?tmmbor of hogs; also
wagon, hacks, burgles, harness,
3 mowers nnd rakes, gasoline bat-1
er, plows, pud nil farming lmph
tnents. Will exchange for .Moiirora
Income property or orchard. Price
for a while, 110,000.
177 acres near Corynllls, 125 ncrcs In
high state of ci(UlVatlon, good buil
dings, 30 Jiijad cattlo, four good
horses, ho, chickens and nil farm
Implements, Will oxchanco for
Mcdford Income' property. Price
$125 per ncre. See
w. a. mi:ksxi:u,
Plioue :i(l-V. 5U H. Holly St.
FOR SALE
Homestead rollnqulshmcnt for
salo or trado for city lots or for sec
ond hand Kord, his place Is well
located, close to railroad and Pi
clflc highway. Also havo city lot
or equity In houso anil lot to trade
for now- or second band auto,
Flvo room houso an paved street,
modern, to sell on Installments,
small paymont down, balance $1
to $25 per month.
Houses and office rooms to rent
cheap. .
Como up and tell mo your troubles.
itooui no m. r. .v ir. iiiiihiiug
Opposlto tho Post Office
W. T. VOIIK.
Formally Senior Momhor of W. T.
Vork & Co.
Exchange
$3000 Soattlo residence, wants
Medford or vicinity,
18000 10 ncrcs near Bpokano,
wants small place hero
$91002 properties at San Diego
wantH equal valtio here.
$12,500 Los Angeles residence
wants orchard Mcdford
district.
$21.000 Wheat or stock much,
Sherman county, Oregon
Wants ranch, Jackson
county,
Hco my exchange list,
Money to loan on closo In ranches
C. A. McArthur
Over Post Office
Phono :!(!'
KLEIN
FOR KLOTHES
Is still at tho old stand noxt door
to the First National Unnk, upstalr).
MEDFORD TAILORS
John A. Perl
UNDERTAKER
Laity Assistant
HH H. IIAItTLKTT
Plioncs M, 47 nt4 17-Jil
Ainhulsuce ftwvlco I)putjr Corouer
TEA TO
She made up n mixture ot Bbrc It,
ud Sulphur to bring hack color,
gloss, thlckuos.
Omiiiiioii gtrilen pi brewed Into
lnuy toi with sulphur nnd alcohol
nislisl, will turn gray, stjenked mid fu'lnl
hair twiutlfully dntk nnd luxuriant, u
mow every bit of dtinlrulf, slop oculp
Itching mid fulling Imlr. Just ft few
application will prmo a revelation II
vnur luvlr Is fading, gray or dry, scrag
ply nnd thin. Mixing; tho S.ige Tea and
Sulphur recipe at home, though, I
IrouMcmuiuv An enslcr way I to grl the
reid,v-lo-ue tonic, routing aNiut 80 cent
a large Imltlo nt drug store, known ns
"WjethM Sago nnd Sulphur Hair Ibm
cdv?' Urn molding n lot of inns.
While vipy, gray, faded hair I not
sinful, we all desire to retain our youth'
fill apivaranco nnd nttncthfiifrf. Uy
darkening jour hair with Wxeth's Sg
and Sulphur, no one can tell, Nvtvuw It
does It o naturally, so evenly. You lust
daniH?n iv spongn or soft taiuli with It
nnd draw lid through your hair, biking
ono small strand ut n tlutei by morning
all gray lulr have disappeared, and,
after another application or two, jtxir
hair Imhviiio Uaiitliully dirk, ghwy,
wilt and luxuriant.
WESTON'S
CAMERA SHOP
Hecently remode'ed and enlarged,
added new cameras and apparatus
nnd Is now strictly up-to-dato In
oery way.
f'otumerlciil Wik of all Kinds
Including copying nud enlarging of
pictures, legal documents, etc lira
mlde enlarging, any site, and kod.tk
finishing of every kind.
Professional ami amntuor photo
graphic suppllos.
I. M. Harmon Associated With .Me.
Shop over Isis Thcnter, Phono H7-J
Seeds
Plant your Pe.i, Carrot,
licet, Itadlsh, Lettuce, Tur
nip nnd Onion seed now.
Also onion sets.
Wo tuttko n specialty ot
alt plants for ro-iwttliig such
ns Cabbage, Tomato, Pep.
per, Colury. Sweet Potato
nud Kale plants. Also seed
potatoi.
Lot a houso of quality
supply your seeds for the
family and market garden.
Monarch Seed
6 Feed Co.
liiill l. .Main St.
Next to Star
.Medford, (lie.
'I beater
Ugly Sores
Quickly Banished
You Marvel How Wont Skin
Eruptions Disappear aa Result
of Famous Remedy
Tf you should mrrt nnjrnnn Tnrnlililnc n
or wltli a urinny i.ln line nt, jruur lt nil
vlit wotilil Imi In inilt sik-Ii tliliiKS nml
uttifxl to Ilia liliful.
To Mtji-oitMfiilly llk'lit any lilool troiilile,
Mima iruplltit nklii iIUpaw -tall It eeii-mii,
lupus. piiirUl, malaria or scnifula itrl
your bluixl under lliojiiflurnre n( H. H. H.
It U ono nt tlionu rurn innllral fori wlilrli
ait In tli IjI'HhI wild tliu sniiio ilcureo of
rrrtalnty Hint In found In all natural tin
ililicli'K. Tliu liiuiilirr In whlili It ilniiiliial'S
J and control" llm iiijuHtIouii trninfiriii
in riru, rru, ium uruiiiu iihhiu, lor iiih
ilUcairil vriKiiu lilouil U inirvi'lnu).
Out tlirniiKb every skin porn udil, girtnt
nml iiIIcit liloiut luipurllli'S nni forced In
llm form of InvUllilu vaper: llm bowiln,
kldui')s, Madder ami nil riuuiiclmlcs of Hie
body uro iinrlmlled Into n HkIiIIiiu fonu
In ejpi'l iviry vmllifu of rriiillre illwaie.
'Ilurn l murri'l n rumiuiiiilly uuywlirro
but wliat lias Us livlnic eiuuiplu of llm
wonderful nirallvu iffi-ila of H, H. H. (let
n bolllu of tlila famoiiii rruiedy lodny, am)
IT your rn la tlulilmrn or (iilUr, wrlpt
to Hie Hwlfl Hpulflc Cu.i i!Hl Hwlfl llldi; ,
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lio not pi-null anyone to talk you lulu
soiiik iiiim roiiMiounil lliry pill up u s
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