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arEDFOTCD MATTi TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. WUDNKSDAY, MARCH 25, l!)M.
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DESPONDENT
OVER
FAMILY QUARREL;
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
l)i'PMiilcnl over family nffniiv,
following nn argument with n rein-
live, Louis Carpenter, age, 10 years,
nltempted o commit suicide. by
phootiiiR himself in the loft shoulder
Tuesday evening between tl nnd i
o'clock on Yankee creek with a 3S
cnllher revolver. The young man
wns found near the creek by l W.
Chase, bleeding and suffering from
loss of blood. A brother-in-law,
John O'Connor, n clerk in the post-
office, left tins morning for the bed
side. According to farmers living in the
neighborhood, Carpenter came out to
his relatives' ranch Tuesday and was
in n gloomy mood all day, nnd in the
evening took n, walk down to the
creek bottom. A pistol shot was
heard and investigation confirmed
the suspicion thnt the. young man had
made nn attempt upon his own life.
The bullet struck in the left shoul
der and ranged upward.
During the night the condition of
the patient was precarious, but this
morning ho rallied nml began to im
prove. No doctor was in attendance.
The young mnn is highly regretful
over his action.
COLORED GIANTS
TO PLAY COLTS
E
ORCHARD HEATING
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DOG KILLED, MAN HURT.
Arrangements have been made by
Court Halt to hue the Xew York
Colored Giants and Nick. Williami'
Northwest Colts to play a game of
baseball in Medford on the after
noon of April 1 nt 3 i). m. All chil
dren under l'J years of age will be
admitted free and all school children
over 1:2 years will be admitted for
l!3 cents. General admission will be
straight "iO cents for cither grand
stand or bleacher. Thi mnv be the
only chance that the Medford fniw
will have to witnes high elas ball
this season. The Colored Giants
have some high-class pin vers, but are
not allowed to play in big league ball
on account of their color.
The Sioux Indian pitcher, Hap
tiste, who spent the winter in Med
ford and was expected to play with
the Medford team this summer, late
ly joined the Colts and pitched a
game last Saturday agninM St. Ig
natius college, letting them down
without a hit.
Court Hall has wired Nick Will
iam to trv nnd ii'teh liaiitiste
again.st tlie Colored Giant- here.
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PROTECTS FRO
N
FIRST HARD
FO
T
Somebody's black dog was run
over and killed by a speeding nuto
Kt on Ross Lane, Tuesday night, the
body being found in the middle of the
road.
A citizen with more- courage than
discretion, whilo riding n wheel on
North Central avenue this noon, was
bit by an nutoist nnd knocked from
his wheel, fortunately without injury
to self or wheel. The. names of the
parties involved were not reported to
the police.
II. Wolf, a bakery employe, feeling
the need of n fast ride nbout the
time of n small fire on West Main
street Tuesday afternoon, raced six
blocks with the fire engine nnd paid a
fino of $.- before Poliee Judge Gny
this morning for speeding.
Chief Ilittson says every time the
fire whistle sounds motor cyclists
speed at reckless rates upon pretense
of going to the fire to fight it, and
never stop at the blare. "We'll be
getting more of that bunch if they
keep on," warns the iolico head. He
says Mr. Wolf was so interested in
the fire he never stopped.
FLOUNCE ROCK FLOUCELETS
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Tho Flounce Hock school went in
n body Friday to visit the Laurel
hurst school. The pupils had a
cyphering match after recess.
Alfred Gordon made n short visit
to his children and bisters' families
last week.
Tho county correspondents have
begun to announce that houseclenn
ing and gardening is tho order of the
day, so we fall into line with n simi
lar announcement. Some fanners
have already planted otii(oes,
Mr. Lewis of Flounce Hock rnnach
found it hen's nest last week with
cighty-nino eggs in it. There was n
hole in the hay just buck of the nest
nnd tho eggs rolled into that. They
nil were freh.
There was n picnic Sundnv nt
Prospect. The object was to clear
out the trail to Mill Creek Falls nnd
incidentally to hnvo n good time and
big dinner.
James Grieve is putting in n foun
tain between the hotel and the store.
1'rosppft has been beautiful quite a
lot this winter and work is being
done nt the power jtlnut to improve
there, too.
Mr. and Mrs. II. I). Illnuchiird uru
spending several days at J. II. Krs
kine's. Mr, Koenig of Dei by is assisting
It. H. Vincent to get in his crops.
Mrs-. Lower nud Mrs. Walker of
the power plant returned Tuesday
trom n trip to the valley. Mr. Wul-
ker met them nt the station.
The oad bus now been dragged nnd
put in good shape from l'rospcct to
JUl'I.COIl.
J. II. Krskiue went to Prospect on
Saturday,
0. II. Morris of Hutlo Falls spent
Sunday nt V, M. I'celor's.
Gtw and Ora Ditswoith, Mrs. Carl
HichnnUon and son and Hoy and
Uriah Vaughn attended the picnic tit
Prospect Sunday.
Loek: took!
Smoko Governor Johnson cigars,
they're made In Medford, you'll like
them,
land was literally to go and take It.
Now we havo more refined methods
of exploitation, nnd there arc other
ways to take It. It la tho only pro
test that the United States has ever
whispered. You will, I am sure, un
derstand why tho t'nlted States pro
'ers that no land In the new world
should be acquired In these subtle
ways. Would you do m the klndncsi
clearly to understand that, and pos
sibly correct the mls-lmprcslon that
has gone abroad?"
Regarding the Panama Canal,
Page said.
On Panama Cmml
"I will not say that we con
structed the Panama canal even for
you. For I am speaking with great
frankness and not with diplomatic In
direction. We built It for our own
reasons, nut I will say that It adds
to the pleasure of building that grcut
work to know that you will profit
by It. You profit most by it, for
you have tho greatest carrying trad"
I can say a similar thing was the re
cent lowering of our tariff. We did
not lower It In order to please yoi.
It was for purposes that we con
sidered economically sound for our
selves. "Nevertheless, it added to the
pleasure of doing it to reflect that
thereby we should have more trade
with you. Concerning the recen'.
message of the president, I tako on
myself, In my own responsibility to
say this: He delivered that mes
sage, not to please you, but to express
the true sentiment and self-respect
of the American nation. As I in
terpret it, his was tho voice of the
people.
"Nevertheless, It adds to tho pleas
ure of hearing that voice to know
that It docs pleare you." j
A minimum temperature ranging
front I!" to ;10 degrees was reached
between o nnd 7 o'clock Wednesday
morning. Orehardists of the valley
were generally nreparvd and those
who heated had little difficulty i"
maintaining n temperature of IV2 in
the orchards during the danger per
iod. This w the first orchard
heating of the season, and only
early frii't was affected, late pears
and apples not being tn bloom yet.
Clyde Humum was in charge of
the weather bureau as volunteer ob
server, and early in the evening sent
out warning predicting n tempera
ture ranging around '27. Practically
nil of the larger orchard, with the
exception of I). It. 1 1 til. who had a
hunch there would be no frot this
year, lighted fires and had no dif
ficulty in keeping a temperature that
iiiMired safety.
A partial list of temperatures re
corded follews:
Degree1..
A. C. Allen orchard . '27
I War Creek
Kin math orchard
William Undue .
Hurrell orchard
Paggett orchard
llolloway (in Hurrell)
101 orchard - . -
Count Fiem (Centre! Point di.
I rid
SYNOPSIS OF TUN ANNtWb HTATICMNXT OF TUN
Fireman's Fund Insurance Company
of San Francisco, In the Stn(o of California, on tho 31st day of Uecoutlior,
11U.1, mndo to the Insurance Commissioner or the Statu of Orenon. pur
sunlit to law:
Capital
Amount of capital stock paid up H.r.OO.OOO.on
Income
Premiums received during tho car In cash 7. 102,0 I0.fi I
Interest, dividends nnd rent a received during tho year 5100, toil, 27
Income front other soureoa received during tho jear J,t03.t I
Total Income 97.SHU.St I.S
DliliurscmcutN
Losses paid during tho year ., , '.l.tLILfttLI 3"
Dividends paid during tho enr on capital stock U40.000.00
Commissions and salaries paid during tho year S,STfi,5t 10.510
Taxes, licenses nud fees paid during tho year 900.502.01)
Amount of all other expenditures , US.2li5.U8
Total expenditures $7,071. OSS IS
Asset
Value of real estate owned $ 171,000.00
Value of stocks and bond nutted ..., ri,:il7.l(Ut til
Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc I,J tO.URU.OO
Cash In banks and on hand 74S.07t.4S
Premiums In coursu of collection nnd In transmission 1,170,454,00
Dills receivable taken for marine risks 115,005.00
Interest and rents duo and accrued 02,977,10
Where is the Best Place to
Buy Seeds?
Why Itnmdlcy'H of Courup, tho only plnco In Southern Oregon whoro
you can get llurpecs Heeds nnd Mulforit's Nltrouorni. Ho has had nearly
550 years experience In handling and growing semis and customers all hitvn
thn benefit of his experience. It Is only n tow steps from Main street mid It
will certainly pay you to tako tho tow extra steps to llrondloyV whoro you
can got everything for tho warden, Use Mulford's Notrociirm In your le
giimn crops, llurppcs Hpenror Sweet Pens havo no equal nud you havo
about 40 of the vmy host wtrlollds to ehooso from. If you don't se
wL.V. j on want ask (or It.,
BROADLEV THE FLORIST AND SEEDSMAN
Is In the M. F. & II. llulldliiK
Store Phone 8712
(IrecnliiilM.t Htt J
.9.SC4.S71.St
!$u"su"LS71.S4
,..$ 0t2.filt.0t
... 8,11 S,R ll.lt"
105.000.00
.. IS7.500.00
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Smote Mt. Pitt.
Cigars and help build up a pay
roll for your own town.
DELICATE CHILD
.Mndo Strong nd Healthy by Vlnot.
Growing children play hard and
work hard at school, which with
rapid growth usvs up an enormous
amount of energy and vitality that
must be replaced.
When a child is tired all tho time,
no nppctlto, weak, delicate and sick
ly we guarantee Vino!, our delicious
cod liver and Iron tonic, will build
them up, create n hearty appetite,
sound flesh and muscle tissue, pure,
healthy blood, and make them strong,
Mrs. L. L. Hcrtrand, Xew Iberia,
La., says: "My little one was weak
and run-down In health, and was
continually taking cold. Different
medicines failed to help, but when
'Vino! was recommended I found it a
wonderful help to my child. It broke
up the cold, and quickly restored
health and strength. Vino! Is a most
excellent tonic for children."
If Vlnol falls to do just what we
say, wo will glvo back your money.
Medford Pharmacy, Medford, Ore.
P.S . For any skin troublo try
our Saxe Salve. Wo guarantco It.
Total assets .
Less special deuoslts In any stnto tit any there bo)
Total assets admitted In Oregon
Liabilities
dross claims for losses unpaid
Amount of unearned premiums on all outstanding risks
Duo for commission and brokerngo
Alt other liabilities
Total liabilities exclusive of capital stock of
Total premiums In force December 31, 1913
lltiHue- In Oregon for (lie Year
Total risks written during the year
dross premiums received during tho year
Premiums returned during tho year
Losses paid during the year
Losses incurred during the year ..
Total amount of risks outstanding in Oregon Dccmbcr 31,
1913 . . 10,590.501.00
FlUi:.M..VS 1T.I INSCItANCK COMPANY.
lly LOl'IS WKIN.MANN. Secretary.
Statutory gencrnl agent and attorney for service, It. U. Tlckuer, Portlnud,
Oregon.
II. S. STINK. AOHNT. MMDFOItH.
Hupmobile History
$0.1 13.020. 5 I
$9. SS7, 020.33
, $17, SS3. 107.00
205, 147. SI
. 3S.707.2l)
01.570.20
71.400.02
CIIAPTKIl VII
SUNRISE LAUNDRY AND
CLEANING WORKS
The Japanese Cleaning and Pressing Pari ora will he com
bined with tho Sunrise Laundry March 15, and we will bo
prepared to do everything in these lines and guarantee
satisfaction.
Cleaned, $1.25; Suits
Club rates, $ 1.00 month.
Phono 873
(Continued from jesterdny)
The clean, strong Hues of tho Hup.
mobile approach almost perfect
symmetry of design. Ktery piece of
uiechniilsm forms tin Integral part i '
the cutfrn creation and contributes
to n perfect engineering balnifo
throughout all Us parts, The stool
frnmn Is Unusually sturdy nud so
designed ns to harmonUo with tho
body Hue. All tho working pnns
aro enclosed from dust or other for
eign tunttcr.
Note here Hint ery moving part
nt thu Hupmnlillo motor Is thor
oughly enclosed from dust and dirt.
Phis protection given tho motor n
HU'x.ttneai nml ullnttr.i nf rliiinlni? Illi.
'known to motors where worl.liitt
parts nro exposed. Hxposcd work
lug parts can neither bo properly
lubrlrntcd nor fully protected from
tho wear canned by dust or dirt.
Spring
Front springs nro or tho semi
elliptic t)pe, wry flexible, although
Ladies' and Men's Suits Dry
pressed 50c. All kinds of dyeing.
Wo call for and deliver goods.
215 S. Riverside.
largo nud strong, measuring ntxHl
Inches. Tho Hupmuhlln pntmttod
cross spring, which Is used for tlm
rear suspension, measures UI6
Inches. It hnugs In ball shackles
which are nickel steel forgliiKs, dou
bly hent-trenteil. Spring bolts nru
of largo diameter, hardened anil
ground. They nro provided with
urease cups so that no looseness or
sitienks jfan ho developed.
The use tit tho two snuil-olllptlc
front springs and the sluglo rear
cross spring connected to the renter
Of the rear cross member of tli'j
frame by nspherlcnl joint, pmtldes
tho chassis frame with three-point
support. Thus tho body, motor,
radiator, etc , nro protected from
Hie sutcro twisting stratus of rough
rond work.
Couttol
Throttle and spark teters are lo
cated on tho dnsh within easy reach
of the driver's left hand, lent lug thu
steering wheel free from complica
tion. (To he coiitluurd.)
Incroaso tho Powor of Your Oar
We remove carbon bv the oxygen process at the low cost of
a5 1 .00 dpi' t'vlinder
Crater Lake Motor Car Co.
JmJmJmjmJmJmJmJmJ
5 FOR YOUR DEN C
Uesutiful College Tenants J
Yule nnd llnrvnnl, each U lit. s 21 In.
Princeton, Cornell, Michigan
Knell 7 in. x 21 in.
All best quality with felt head
ing, streamers, letters and mascot ex
ecuted In proper colors. This splendid
assortment sent postpaid for 50 cents.
Send now,
HOWAlt!) SPECIALTY COMPANY
Dayton. Ohio
SYNOPSIS OF TUN AN.NTAL STATKMKNT OF TIIK
California Insurance Company
of San Francisco In tho State of California, on tho 31st day of December,
1113, made to the Insurance Commissioner of tho State of Oregon, pur
suant to law:
Capital
Amount of capital stock paid up $ 400,000,00
Income
Net premiums received during tho year $ 4S2.5C1.5I
Interest, dividends and rents received during tho year 58.2S0.07
Income from other sources received during the year 0,135,50
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Total Incomo $ 5HC,977,u
IUluirciueiitH
Net losses paid during tho year $ 290,909,1 1
Dividends paid during tho year on capital stock 55,000.00
Commissions and salaries paid during the year 78,177.05
Taxes, licenses nnd fees paid during tho year 21,808.'2
Amount of all other expenditures 1 17.C70.2U
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Total expenditures 503,925.94
.Assets
Value, of real estate owned (market value) 85,000.00
Value of stocks and bonds owned (market value) 392,780,2 1
Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc 290,000,00
Cash In banks nnd on hand , 00,737.5 1
Premiums in course of collection written since Soptomber
30, 1913 H7.910.00
Interest and rents due and accrued - 10,781,50
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Total assets 11,093.215.35
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Less special deposits In any stato (if any there be) Canada.... n.CiO.OO
Total assets ndmltted In Oregon l,110b05,35
Liabilities
Gross claims for losres unpaid ; S1.CH.43
Amount of unearned premiums on all outstanding risks 350,080.89
All other liabilities 170,933.83
Ifftl blaaki tot Mlt at tht Mall
Tribune efflea. u
Total liabilities exclusive of capital stock or $100,000.00 519,229.14
Total premiums in force December 31, 1913 f 702,158.02
Itusliiesh in Orctjon'for tho Year
Total risks written during tho year 1,309,450.00
dross premiums received during tho year 01,080.18
Premiums returned during tho year 18,093.50
Losses paid during the year 15,987,79
Losses Incurred during the year 10,112.00
Totul amount of risks outstanding in Oregon December 31,
1913 $2,279,224.00
OALII OltMA I.VKPItANCi: COMPANY
lly J. W, WAIt.NKIt, Asst. Secretary.
Statutory general agent and attorney for service: Denton A, Sifford, 230
Sherlock lildg., Portland, Ore.
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$1.25 GLOVES 79c
500 pairs New Kid (Moves,
in black, tan, gray and white,
all sizes, good as most $1.25
grades, sale 7Q
price, pair 7t
MANN'S
CENTRAL AVK., N10AK 1 O.
$2.00 PETTICOATS $1.69
100 plain and fancy Crepe
I'elticoats, in all colors.
and sizes, tip to $2.50 val
ues, sale price,
each
$1.69
Prints
Host quality
Dress anl
Shirting
Print, yctrd,
5c
Challios
Xew Cotton
Challies for
comforters,
yard,
Embroidery
27-inch Swiss
Flouiicings,
new patterns,
75c values,
yard,
39c
Hose
"Women's Fast
lilack Hose,
all sizes, pair,
10c
Batiste
New Dresden
patterns, '.VI
inches wide,
special, yard
15c
Shields
Good Dress
Shields, all
sizes, pair,
5c
Towels
I'xtra large
J luck Towels,
real 15c ones,
each,
15c
Scrim
Bungalow
patterns, 25c
Scrim, new
grade, yard,
19c
Corset Covers
New line of
Fancy Corset
Covers, each,
29c
Table Linen
(JO j lichen wide,
worth 39c,
special, yard,
29c
"Designer"
We take sub
scriptions for
one year,
30c
10c
Thread
Clark's O.N.T.
Spool Cotton,
7for25c
Oil Cloth
Best quality
Colored Oil
cloth, yard,
19c
Dress Ooods
.'Jfi-inch
Shepherd
Checks, yard,
25c
Wash Rags
Now sanitary
Wash Rags,
each,
5c
Gloves
"Kayscr's" 10
Button Lisle
and Chamois
cttc (Moves,
75e grade,
pair,
48c
Gingham
5000 yards
Rest Washing
Oiiigham
made, vard,
10c
Hoso
Boys' School
Nose, good as
most 25u
grades, pair,
15c
Percales
Fine quality,
fast cplors,
special, -yard,
Muslin
:!(;-in. Rlcachfd
lusliii, 10c
grade, yard,
8c
Laco
Linen Torchon
and Val. Laces
and Insertions,
15c values, yd.,
10c
Underwear
Women's Rib
bed Rants,
tight or loose
knee, pair,
25c
Silk
1000 yards new
Foulard Silks,
new patterns,
yard,
59c
Shoots
72.90 Rleached
Sheets,
(JOc. grade,
each,
39c
Houso Drosses
Now styles,
mado of good
gingham, each,
$1.25
Darning
Cotton
Best quality,
3 lor 5c
5c
Vosta
Women's Rib
bed Summer
Arcsts, sleeve
less, each,
10c
Pillow Slips
12 and 15-inch
Bleached,
each,
12&c
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Waists
An odd lot of
.Mussed Waists, Y
up to $2.00 ' Y
values, each,
48c
Gloves
Kilyser's Two
Clasp Chamoiscttc,
pair,
25c
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