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JEKYLL
HYDE SENT
10
NEW YORK, April -O.Edwnrd
Mendel, a prominent business man of
Newark, X, J., was sentenced hero to
day to serve IS ears In Sing Sing
prlr-on. The evidence shoXvcd ho had
Jived n "Dr. Jckyll and Mr. Hyde"
existence for yenre.
Menders wlfo and two children
wcro In court and they collapsed
when sentenco was pronounced. Men
del was convicted on a charge ot as
sault preferred by Mrs. Pauline
Koetzlc. They met several months,
ago, she said, at a banquet tit tho
Woolworth Cafe.
"After several drinks," said Mrs.
Koclzle, "Mendel led me to tho rail
road yards and attempted to assault
me. Ho was unsuccessful but look
my rlncs and car-rings and escaped."
District Attorney Whitman told
tho court that ten women had Iden
tified Mendel as a man who had
robbed them In a similar manner. !
Mrs. Mcndlc declared Mendel was
n model husband and a regular
church goer.
Hi PREDICTING
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CHICAGO, April 9. As a result
ot their sweeping victories In Tues
day's elections, prohibitionists today
were predicting a dry Chicago In the
near future. Though somewhat
gloomy over their losses at tho polls,
"antls" laughed at this suggestion.
Complete returns showed that 22
counties went dry Tuesday, giving
the prohibitionists S2 out ot 102
counties.
EARL HON JUMPS
TOM FEDERAL LEAGUE
ST. LOl'IS, Mo., April II. Karl
lliiiiulloii of the St. Louis American
jumped today to tho Kniihiw Cil,
dub of the Federal league. Thin was
the first attempt by the Federals to
secure a player already turner con
tract and wn believed here to mean
thai the war between organized base
ball and the outlaws is on in earnest.
SOCIALIST TEACHER BOUND
TO GRAND JURY FOR RIOTING
QFINCV, Or.. April 1). -Airs. Flora
1. Foiemuu, former teacher in the
Qiiiuoy school, dismissed because
she is alleged to have inculcated so
cialist ideas into her pupil-, ami
right other socialUl ai'o liouiiil over
to (he grand jury tfiilnv on the
charge of inciting to tint. Tliev arc
tillered to hnvo stoi ninl the (Jiuncv
schoolhotiso in mi attempt to letuin,
Airs. Foreman to her position as in
stni( tor.
BEAT ADOPTED SON
WITH GARDEN HOSE
1'ABADKNA, Citl.. April l).
Chaiged with beating his 11-year-old
adopted sou with a gunlcii hose, He v.
J-'icd It. Mathews will bo uncled to
day on a warrant hwoiii out by of.
'fleer of the humane society.
Neighbors usseit Ibal Mathews,
"who is n retired minister, (logged the
boy because bo refused lo say his
prayer,
Weather Forecast
Oiegoii Occasional ruin, showers
) iilbm tonight Mill IViday, iwM
cily wind-, increasing lo iiimlciiile
Hle flbK Ibe t'OMSl,
MODERN
AND
SING
1G
DRUG HABIT
THAT (ho drug habit is making alarming strides in tin
United SiatVs is proven by statistics recently com
piled. In t'aet, there are more dope fiends in the nation
in proportion to population than in China. The .propor
tion is given as -1 15 drug victims out ol! every ,10,000 pop-
Illation, as against -110 in (. luna.
Jlr. ICdward Huntington
the Medical ttecord calls attention .o (lie growth of the
drug habit among the negroes and poor whites of the
south. The number of drug-lakers admitted to insane
asvluins in the south is .from
than in the state of New York. Tse of the drug has sup
planted alcohol in those regions where it was hoped pVOlii
bition would reform the negro. Instead, however, it has
provided a more deadly substitute for mild stimulants and
beverages.
A large proportion of the wholesale lynch ings of the
south. T)r. Williams asserts, are the direct result of cocaine
which the negro has become addicted to. An immense
clandestine traffic in habit-forming drugs has grown up
throughout tho country.
There seems to be no way under the present tendency
to stop the spread of the drug habit. We cannot cut off
the heads of the victims as China is doing. Sumptuary
laws which attempt to reform morals by legislation have
only substituted worse evils. Jnstead of studying the his
tory of older nations and profiting thereby, our religious
enthusiasts and politicians must first exhaust themselves
and the nation by their cure-alls and then find a scien
tific and common-sense retnedv.
REGISTER
REGISTRATION books for the primary election close
on Muv 1. Persons not registered by that, date are
not entitled to vote at the
right to help select party candidates.
Onlv about -10 per cent of the voters of Jackson count v
have thus far registered less than 20 per cent of the
women voters are enrolled. It is the duty of all good citi
zens to attend to this dutv at once.
Any notary public can register the voter, providing he
has the proper blanks. There are several places in every
city whore the voter can register regardless of Iils resi
dence. Voters can register in Med ford at the Postal Telegraph
'office, Jackson County Abstract coihpa'ily Yif Mall Tribune
office. .Register at once--tlon
The Electric
Tho electric locomotive Is like tho
steam locomotive In only ono respect
It Is used to haul passepger hnd
freight cars. Tho steam locomotive
Is nothing more or less than a com
pact pow'cr house on wheels. The
fuel Is carried In a tender, tho water
In a tank. This coal Is burned un
der a boiler which produces steam.
This steam Is utilized, through the
medium of a steam engine, to turn
the driving wheels. Tho steam lo
comotive generates -power enough to
drlvo Itself along and to haul a heavy
load. If tho grade Is not too steep.
N6w the electric locomotive Is not
a power houso on wheels. It pro
duces no electricity. It merely re
ceives tho electricity, from n third
rail, or an overhead trolley wlro,
and transforms it Into mechanical
energy through tho medium of elec
tric motors. Tho actual power Is
produced at permanent power bouse
Have You a Little Husband in Your Home?
In the April American Magazine
Jnine Montgomery Flngg, the well
known artist and eomie writer, does
a funny piece in words uud pictures
entitled "Tho Care and Feeding of
Husbands." He described tho Amer
icau business htibund, the traveling
salesman husband, the Kuglisb hus
band, the continental toy pedigreed
h.nsbuud, the idle rich husband add
the urtist or writer husband. Fol
lowing is tin extract from what he
has to say about the American busi
ness husband:
"This animal is very popular and
Potato Soils
WASHINGTON, I). (, April 8.-
Irlsh potatoes arc ono of tlpj easiestl
mid most prolitable suburban crops.
They "may bo grown on almost any
typo of soil which possesses hiiliic
icnt moisture mid plant food, though
tlley thrive best on sandy loam or
ravel loam soils, add it is cui 'these
types that ina.xiiauin ciops of high
quality potatoes can be produced.
If the land which is to lie planted
to potatoes is not likely to wash in
the winter, plow in the fall to u
depth from nine to ten inches, if the
cliaiacter of the laud will permit.
Deep plowing insures u greater wa-ter-holiliug
capacity, Spate no pains
in fitting the land for planting.
Thoiongh preparation is essential to
In tun yields, aihwrs the department
of agriculture.
Should a poor sod lam be select
ed tor it potato Im'iI, upplv fioin
10000 to indO pounds of'li ceitllUer
analyzing fiom 'J fo 'A per cent of
aiuinoiiiii, (I to 7 per cent of plios
phono Held nml 7 to 8 per cent of
jiolnsb. If h stubble or corn land
is i.i(l nififfimi ibu iiimiioiiiii con-
INCREASING
Williams in a recent issue ol'
five to fifteen times greater
AT ONCE
primaries and exercise their
t delay.
Locomotive
located miles away. Hero the coal
Is burned to mako tho Btcam, tho
steam jiasscd through huge steam
turbine engines to produce the elec
trical energy. This electrical onorgy
Is tent out to tho locomotives through
tho third rail or overhead trolley
system.
The electric locomotive can be
made moro powerful and compact
than the steam locomotive becauro
It does not have to haul fuel and
water and mako Its own power. Tho
electric Is merely a hollow shell
housing several powerful electric
motors which are geared to tho driv
ing wheulri. Tho nmount of electric
ity picked up from tho third rail can
bo changed Into driving energy with
very llttlu loss, whereas tho steam
locomotive Is also equipped with air
brako systems, with bell whistles,
etc , just tho same as tho steam loco
motive, i
justly ,o. He comes in n variety oT
colors, while, tan, deep red, mottled,
brown nml sometimes green. Tho
white vnriety is generally desired.
There is no animal known that will
Ihko the amount of abuse ami neg
lect that this one does and still be
devoted and affectionate. Tlcuco bis
popularity. They nrc limited in in
telligence, their one thought being
the collecting of money. They will
thrive on almost anything scraps
at tho table, a few hot words or
anything lying around the room that
comes handy.'1
and Culture
fenl 16 y.. or. 1 per cent. Half tho
ummoniii shduld bo derivi'd from
dried blood, taukngo or oilier or
ganic forms, uud tho other half from
nitrate of soda or uuimoniuiu sul
phate. Select a vuricty df seed potatoes
which is known to do well in the lo
cality. Koino good varieties of the
potato uie Irish Cobbler, Kurlv'Ohio,
Itose Four, for eaily potatoes, and
Orc'cn Mountain mid Peerless for
Into growth. The importance of
good seed cannot be loo stiongly
emphasized. In the fiist place, the
seed should be free from varietal
mixture uud disease, and true to
mime mid typo. Tho tubers should
be reasonably smooth and firm, with
the first sprouts juH sfiirting Info
growth. Wilted md badly germinat
ed seed Is not dcslrpMc.
1'Jalit these potatoes from I luce
to six indies in depth, depending oir
the nature of the soil, I'lmit shal
low on heavy cla soils mid deep on
light Niiinly oi nun k soils, I'lmil in
lows lioin .'III to 'M inches mid fiom
10 lo H incites npurl, iJepeililliiK on
CHAIRMAN OF CHILD
LABOR CONFERENCE
V
Vty
Owen 11. Lovcjoy Is tho chairman
of the National Child Labor Commit
tee, which recently held Its tenth an-
Hnual conference In Now Orleans.
variety gtown mtil the fertility of
the soil, l'nrly varieties can be
planted elo-er than late ones. Cover
seed with at least three inches of
soil. If planted l outlined li to
'JO bushels of seed potatoes per nere
will bo required.
Uie first tillage before plants
puh through tho ground. The aim
should be to keep (be surface of the
soil loose uud free from weeds. Con
tinue cultivations at ficiiucut inter
vals, remembering to vo shallower
each time, nml graduully narrowing
the space tilled. Potato plants nrc
generally sprayed to protect them
against leaf-eating ineet pests or
fungus pests-. Protection ngaittsl
IhcseMnsects is iimiiiIIv secured b
some form of Arsenical poison such
as the arsenate of lead or pnris
green. The potato plant may be pro
teeled against fundus dieiiscs by
keeping its foliage covered with
llordcnux mixtnre.
AMBASSADOR PAGE'S
WASHINGTON. April (.That
tho speech of American Ambassador
Pane, nt London, fa which references
t6 tho Panama canal nurc made that
aroused much dlsculon and criti
cism of tho ambassador, Is a cloned
'Incident, was tho statement of mem
bers of both tho house nnd senate
foreign cominltttees today.
ASHES OF MURDERER
ARRIVE AT SAN JOSE
STOCKTON, Cal., April I).- Tho
ashes of William A. Dorr, executed
in Massachusetts March 'J I for the
murder of Oeorge K. Marsh, million
aire soap iiiauulactiiicr of Lynn, ar
rived in Stockton mid were interred
today In the Dorr family plot in
nirnl cemetery.
TO THE FARMERS
AND 0RCHARDISTS
Owiu to the lateness of tho plow'
iug season, you liuu!d )iao a Cater
nillar tractor, as it will enable you
to get your spring plowing done
much ipiickcr mid cheaper. II. C.
Shircmmi of the Holt Muuufactiiriug
company is ul the Medfonl hotel for
u few days and will be glad to ex
plain bow mid why yuu can do more
and better work with 't lit! Caterpil
lar. ' 1,1
SALEM TO HOLD ITS
ANNUAL CHERRY FAIR
SALKM', Or., April 0,-Ity practi
cally unanimous vote of tho Com
mercial club it is decided that .Hiilcm
holds its minimi cherry lair this
year. Tlicio had been discussion us
to whether the fair should bo drop
ped. SUCCESSFUL CAESARIAN
OPERATION AT SALEM
SALF.M, Or., April I).- Mrs. A.
C. Itoda and baby uro livinir today as
the result of tho first successful
Caesarian operation over performed
in Kulcm.
Look! Look!
Smoko (iovernor Johnson cigars,
tSoy'ro iiudf. In Medfonl you'll like
thuin
John A. Perl
UNDERTAKER
Lady Assistant
UH H. IIAIlTfTT
Phonos M, 47 u4 4T-JI
Ambulant Krvl Deputy Coroner
MRS. H. L. LEACH
Expert Corfletifere
,12(1 North Dnrllolt.
PIiojio r(JU M.
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DKNN'KU, Colo, April !. (Iov
ernor Oswald West of Oiegon lit on
record hero today with a sttoug de
fense for condonation ot natural re
rources. Speaking at jcstorday'n
evasion of tho goeruors' conference
ho declared that conservation and the
forest serxlee saxed Oregon lumber
from the hauda of three powerful
concerns.
"You who oppose conservation,"
mlil (Iovernor West, "should consid
er tho oil lauds ot lViuinjIvnnlu
You will flint these nro owned by tho
same Individual who are working
most ot the coal laud In Colorado,
"When It conies to tho conservation
of coal and )o leasing of cuitl lauds,
Instead of selling, I want to say
that (lod put the coal lands hem for
the Mine purpose that ho put thn air
uboo for common nte. If this Is
aoelatlsm. It may malic me unpopular
but It Is the truth.
"Whomner llockofollcr monopo
lizes our nnttir.il resource It Is high
lime for tho federal luivurninont to
take control for tho people,"
Twelve federal agents from the de
paitmcnt of the interior nt Washing
on nnd H.'iO delegates from arid states
nUo were piesent, I ho meeting was
piesided oxer by Assistant Secretary
of the Interior Andricus .lours.
"We came here," said Jones, "to
find out your difficulties, nnd to
gether we will revive irrigation pro.
jects nnd settle mid laud ipiestious."
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lleportcd by Jackson County Ab
tract Co., Sixth and Fir Sts.
.Mnrtlauc LlrctiHCS
, W. S. Niiiiii, .i7, Jacksonville, mid
Kthel Crump, ;i", Jacksonville.
J. II. Stanley. ''., Ilrowiisboio, uud
liiu P. Under, 'JO, F.aglc Point.
Probate
P.statc of William C. Hurtled, de
ceased Petition uud order for
monthly siippuit of widow-; petition
and outer setting aside propeity to
widow; petition nml order to sell
personal proper!).
In matter of uuarilimislup of Liu
gle Scautliu Report mid account
filed.
Kstnte of Domino It. Provost, deceased-Order
admitting will nnd
probate and upimintiug P. Sylvia
Provost mid J. Henry Provot ex
ecutors, mid order appointing ap
praisers. Kstute of Hufus Cole, deceived
Inventory..
Circuit Court
Mulkey nnd Cherry vs. F.. K. Km
merson, uetlon to recover money;
writ of attachment issued.
Mulkey A: Cherry s. IJ. K. Km
crsnn ct u mid Fred L. t'olvig,
county recorder F.quily and in
junction. A. K. Kennies vs. K. K. Kmmcrsoii
uud Fred L. Colvig, recorder To
declare u trust mid for injunction.
Heal INtato Transfers
Unwind Mining Co. to W. L.
Waters, laud in 'JJ-.IH-'JW $ lit
F.liuhctli llumphiev to W. II.
Humphrey, part lot 2, Mill-
Kiis Hiibilivisiou, Medfonl . Ill
I'nited States to William Lind
say, laiid in sec, M-:iK-nK.Pateul
I. O. O. F. Lodge l'JO to hUii-,
uie S. Crawford, lot (ill, I,
O, O. F. cemetery, Hock r.
Point HI
P.il Itolier'ts ct ux to Milton Ot
tohimi. .-i.'lxlOO feet West
Fourth street, Mcilford 10
Milton Ottoman et ux to Jack
sou County liuililiiig & Imii
ussociatioii, hiime JO
It. ('. Kiuleyside to Lidd A. '
KiuleyHidc, lot 11, blfc. I,
Pink Additiloii, Medford 10
Angus W. Atlcibiiry to Mabel
L. Itush, tract in I). L. C.
.'ID, III)-IK , ,v 10
NEAREST TO EVERYTHING
jm LW W"k.
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VWj.t.c
nnuin fti' y ranrw'
m f-fcw. tiT miiy;. - ..1
3T. -mars- oTARfinJU
licit lofitrd and iiiom isipular
hotel la the t'iiyi tiicuUiIni: Ice
wuier In cvtry room.
CipacUl attention lo ladlaa
travellliik alona.
Kuellrnt, ifiiorahly priced BfHI.
Meet ymir (iltadi ut the M.
V Ul... U.t.. SI Kil.tn.
MunuKimint, Chttlir W, KtUty
WES
DEFENDS
CONSERVATION
DENVER
MEETING
COURT HOUS
NEW
SALTS IF BAC W
1
Drink lots or water nnd Mop eatlnR
moat for a whllo If your lllnddcr
troublfs yott.
WliMl yell wnkiX Up with bui-kurlif nnd
dull tnlnrry In tho kidney legion It tn-n-cr.vlly
nirivns yon liivvo Nth entlng dsi
nmcli niwl, imj a well known nulliotlty.
Miwt forum uric neld which overwork
tho khliiev In thrlr olTrtrt to niter It
fnun thn blood nnd they Ihtoiiio nut ot
pnrnlyrcd and leggy. Wlim jour kldiiry
get IiikkI"Ii and cleg Jim uiust tellnro
tlicin, llko jou rrllfve your bowelkj re
moving nil tho lioify'n urlnou wt,
rl yvni hivvo tuckivelio, lick hfudnclie,
dlrrr s-lln vnur atmnnoh snnr, toiigno
Is cotleil, nml when the wither la lod
you h.tVn rlirumatta twinge. 11i tirlnw
l cloudy, full ot iiMliuirnt, cliannrl nflMv
get aore, watrr scalil ami yon nro nbllpsl
to nock relict two or three time during
thn nlubk.
KtthiT roniult n gixxl, rrllnblo phyt
clivn at oAci' or get from your plmrmneht
abovit four otinc'ra of Jad Saltn take
a Utdmpooafnl la n glmrt of watrr
Mote bieakfntt for n few dv nt)d Jour
kldnrra will thru nrt tine, 1M fammia
anlta'U niado fniu tlm acid nt Rrapc
and lemon Juice, romldnM with HtliU,
and ha lvn n-d for gtnrrnllont lo
clciin nml atlmulivtn ililn;lh klilnrya,
alto to nctilrall'e ludil in lls urlnn cmi It
no longer irrltntra, tlai enJng bladdor
wrnknua,
,!nd Halts U a llto natrr for regular
meat rater. II I Inriiwiialve, canmit
Injure ami inakrs a delightful, ctTer
vcacent lithla-water drink.
Musterole, the Great
Remedy for Rheumatism
It stops tho twinges, loosen up
those stiffened Joints nut! muscles
liiftken you feel good all over.
TluniiMUdn who itOo MU.STKIlOLi:
will toll whnt relict It gives from
Soro Throat, Ilronehltlti, Tousllltls,
Croup, Stiff Neck, AHthuin, Neurnl
Kin. Headache, Conpenllon, Plulirla),
IttiouiuAtlHtn, Lumbngo, Vnlnn and
Arhe of ttio Knck or JoIiKn, Sprnlu.
.Soro Muscles, limine, Chllblnlun,
Frosted Feet and Coliln (It prevents
Pneuinonln).
poctors and nurses frankly rcr
Ommcnil MPRTKUOLi: an a subiill
Into for tho old mesay liiuntnrd dns
ter. I.nriro hoNpItnls um It.
At otir druKKlst'n. In '.'fie nnd 'fie
Jars, n special InrKu honpltul slxo for
$2.60.
Accept no HtibMltulc. If your
driiKglst ennuot supply you, send
zr,c or f0e to tho Ml'STKHOl.i: Com
pany, Clovolnuil, Ohio, and w will
mull you a Jnr, pustnRo prepaid (01)1
JoNi'ph F Hnords, Hutpbur, Okln ,
says: "Your .Muntcrolo Is very ef-
(Irnclous It has done awny with my,
rheumatic pnlna ami uilies In n won
derfully nliurt xpneo of time"
K
L E I N
I'Olt
LOTHES
Hulls to oritur, prices renHOtiubln.
Noxl door to First National Ilanlc, up
stairs. MLWOItll 'IWII.OIt.H.
NOW IT 18
House Cleaning
Time
llomembor wo clean fcuthcrlmdtf,
pillows, iiilltn, enrpetH nnd rugs,
Also try our 50 pieces for $1.00 wash.
Medford
Domestic laundry
Phono 1110
WESTON'S
CAMERA SHOP
Ilecontly romodolod and onlnrgod,
added now cameras and apparatus
uud Is now strictly ' up-to-doto lu
oVory way,
Coimncrtcal Work of 'all Kinds
Including copying uud oularglng of
pictures, legal documents, etc. Uro
inldo uularKlug, any slto, mid kodak
flnlnliliig of every kind,
Profmuloiml mid nmnltior photo
Kraphla stippllui,
, M, llurinoii AskocUltsI Willi Mo,
Hiiop over iin mwm, riiuuti mo
ISIS 1HEATE
Pliotopln)s Tliursihiy Duly
TUB TWO ROSES
l.uhlii Feature lu Two I'nilti
SDI'MICH IMAHINAIIV VIHlVlllJM
Comedy Drama
si'si'i:nsi: ami m'npkmiciih
Mollos Coiuedy
WINUV WII.LIP.'S HlltTIIILW
un-r
Comedy
lleto Toinoiiovv
Till! lUtl IMIIS
Two I'm Piiiimt
STAR
THEATRE
TODAY
NKW VAIM)i:'ILLK
W)()tl,t:V ANIi PATIIIIISO.N
t.'liii)' entertainers
ntox and HTi:i:ti
: part Vltnisraph
in tiii: titi:tMii:its claw
Lubln tiramn '
cmitTi.Vd inriTVM uiti
Hdlou comply
Coming tomorrow-
HANICL I'ltOIIMAN
Presents
"LI.'AII KLIISCIINA"
Admlntlon 10 renin
MEDFORD FLUFF RUG CO
Hug nml Ciirpol ClviB
mill Waiving
flit IOAKTiMAIN STUKKT
Plunio VMl
House
cleaning Time
Is Hero and you will want sumo
now wnll paper. Wo have tho larg
est lino uf tho choicest patterns over
show'us lu Medford. Como and aoi.
Wo carry Cabot's Creosoto Hhlnuto
Htnlu.
WATERS
illH i:it Main Phono 1,111
Wo Vivo H. d II. (Ireon Htnmim
Garden
Seed
CIiooho your Clardon nild
lJowm' ScihIh fioin a Hlock
lliat in (saroi'ully Holoetcd and
handled. :'
Our nidtlind of haiidling
HfedK iiiHiiroH porToet reliii
hility and a "true to'iiaino"
h audit I'd ia perfeeted.
Don't put ol'L' your jiuyinL'
too long, a wo may not lie
able lo duplicate Heedw that
we are out ol later in the
KcaHon,
Monarch Seed
& Feed Co.
UUfl V., MhIm N, Bedford, Ore,
Net! U Hnr 'l'lifMf
I