Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 29, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text'" i ift'tu rt"M i nnf ofA'-vaff I i MEDFOKD MAIL TltlHUNK. MtiDFOttl). OKK(U)N. WKDNKSDAV, APKIL MM I PAOE TWO OCAt AND r :' PERSONAL i .1ml l'ornoll Is tlll tho UlnR of the nltchors of tho Pnclflc Const Hnse Imll l.ongue. At tho end of four rr Iph .Tint linn nti ii!iliro1(in record, his vlctorc numbvrlnc torn, nnd In nil h Knhiei ho linn pitched onl two runs hi?vc beon tallied JtRnliiM bin aldo tor which ho In hold rennon IUlo, ThA stocky lefthander hat pitched ft underfill hnll and s en titled to nlurh of tho credit for imt tlnc the Seals In the lead In tho pen nnnt race Rxamlner. lloy.nl llnkery good at noYor. Amonfnrnntit Paw dcleRaten to tho IliptUl conference Tuesday were .Mr. and Mrs. Htzgaratd, Meidntne Orlffln, Shepard, l.nckett. Taylor, McCrnckon and Mr, ConMIn E. D. Weston, commercial photog rapher, negatives mado any time or place by appointment. Phone- M 1471. Onbe flnlc of Ashland attended to business In Medfonl Tuesday after noon. Screen doors at Med ford Lumber Company. The smmlRtnR operations through out the' valley Wednesday morning were so heavy that tho business dis trict was covered by a hne at sun up. At 3 o'clock lights of nutomo- blles did not penetrate tho nittrkl ness over half a block. Window curtains and the hair of dogs suf fered most when the smudge began to settle. Typewriters. All makes new and rebuilt. Sold, rented and repaired. Typewriter Ezchango, 9 North Fir street. 52 P. II. Anderson or Hilt. Cat.. Is In the city today on business and renewing acquaintances. Plato Ico. Morning deliveries. Medford Ico & Storago Co. Phone 2G4. V. L. Weeks of Heno. Xev., It spending tho week In tho valley on business. Fresh lime. Medford Lbr. Co. Roy PoCtcr of Qallco is visiting In Medford this week. The standard bred stallion. King Seal, No. 61138, record 2:11. over bait mile track made last September at aacouvcr, B. C, will make a short season before racing this year. Fco 125.00 to Insure. T. L. Taylor, own er. Joe Wilson of Talent was among the country visitors to attend the trl-county banquet Tuesday night. Gentlemen are positively guaran teed to cure dandrnft and other scalp troubles. Parisian Hair Dressing Parlors. 429 M. F. & 11. Bldg. 35 Aviator Roystone of the army avia tion corps, who was killed Tuesday while making a flight at Long Beach, Cal., was a rolatlvo of Charles Roy stone, employed at tho Medford Hotel. Milk and cream at DeVoe's. George Younger of Cor va! lis Is spending the week In the valley on business matters. Save money. Uso Plate Ice. Med ford Ice & Storago Co. Phone 2C4. J. D. Hester of Dunsmulr, and em ploye of tho S. P., at that point Is spending the week In the city vis iting friends. See Tumy for fire insurance. " A. S. Halght or Salem is In this city and Jacksonville this week tran sacting legal business. Don't be deceived. Uso Plate Ice. Medford Ico & Storago Co. Phone 2C4. The foundation for the Hoko can nery to bo built on Jackson street has been staked out, and the work of actual construction will begin at once The cannery will bo completod and ready for operation by June 15th, Say clear, pure Plato Ice. Med ford Ico & Storage Co. Phono 2C4. In letters to Shorty Miles and Chief Hlttson received this morning, Hud Anderson declares that ho could have knocked out Joe Swain In four rounds, but tho police were watch ing closo, and If he had, ho would bo in Jail. Dud writes that It was noth ing but another Plcato affair, and nothing to do but box for a draw, Postcards 75c per dozen this week at Up To Date Studio, 232 Hast Mali. 41 Charles Shock, Jr., and wife of Montague, Cal., aro visiting In tho city this woolf, J, 0. Gerklng, the best all around photographer In southern Oregon,, Alays tellable. Negatives made any where, time or place. Studio 228 Mala St. Phone 3 20-J. S. II. Graham of tills city attended to business Interests In Grants Pass tho first pf the week. Ray La Mar says go to Orres & La Mar, 200 W. Muln, for cleaning, pressing and alterations. Phono G88 It. W a ii " - Weeks k McGowan Co. ( UKDIETAXIK8 Jaf Itof Hmhw7 Hmi A. K. Off t7M Guy A Ross of the Applcgato was In the city Tuesday on business. An Italian woman, a member Qf a party of gypsies romped on Hear creek Invaded the business district this morning telling fortunes, nnd met with a cold reception to her plea "Putta da pleca sllva In da linn, brlnsa da gud luck, mon'su. The lady professed to be a mistress of the masteries of the tuturo nud palmistry In the rough. Special for Sunday, Nepolltan brick velvet Ico cream. Phone 4 Si ll. Tho family of Will G. Steel, super intendent of the Crater Lake park, have inoud to this city from Port land, and will make their home In this city, Kodak finishing, glossy or dull fin ish at J. O. Gerklng's studio. 22S K. Main St. Phono 32 0-. The flro department responded to two alarms Tuesday, the first In throo weeks. One was caused b) rubbish burning In a furnace, nnd the other by a woodbox on the back porch of the residence of K. 11. Adams on South Holly. Plato Ice, guaranteed clear, hard, pure. Medford Ice & Storage Co. Phono 2C4. I. W. llerry sustained a broken right leg Tuesday afternoon, when a pile of lumber he was handling with R. IX Hoke was blown down by a gust of wind. The lumber which will bo used In the erection of the Hoke cannery was being stood up In a tent shaped pile to dry and fell when tho two men passed under It Mr. Hoke fell flat, and escaped In Jury but llerry fell with his leg crumpled nnd the member was broken. This la the second misfor tune to overtake Mr. llerry in the. Jast six months, his wrist being re cently broken. Manila, chocolato and White's spe cial Ico cream for Sunday. Phono 4S1-R. Herman Powell of Rogue. River Is In the city today on buslucss. Carkln & Taylor, lawyor. (John H. Carkln, Glenn O. Taylor), Has-klns-Doyden Bldg., Main street. Quite a number of Medford cltl ens are suffering from colds nnd throat trouble, duo to tne warm days and cold nights. Miss Sarah Grecory of Gold Hill visited with friends and relatives In this city tho first of the week. A tralnload of hogs rrom Califor nia points passed through Medford for Portland markets Tuesday after noon, Illustrating tho possibilities In this line to local farmers, when a nolchborlng state ships In pork to supply the markets. R. E. Wilson or Eugene is spend ing tho week In the city on business. Bob Dow has accepted a position with Ualdy Worthlngton or the Med ford Sheet and Iron Works. R. II. Hell or Central Point, who has lived over CO years In the Rogue river valley, was In the city Tuesday afternoon, attending to business and talking against taxes. Wong Yet, a Yreka, Cal., Chinaman who bought hogs for Frisco markets In this vallev 25 years ago, and Is well known among old residents is vliltlnc Medford Mongolians for a few days. J. M. Kilgour of Evans creek was a Medford visitor Wednesday. F. C. Relmor of tho experiment station at Talent spent Wednesday In Medford. For a good bod go to Palm rooms, 138 West Main St. 3" A. E. Roams loft for Portland on a business trip Wednesday. Mrs. Fred Pelouze of Eaglo Point and son, Robert, returned this morn ing from a visit with relatives In Southern California. Andrew Jeldness Is down from tho nine Ledge district for a few days. United States Marshal Montag of Portland was In the city Tuesday snrvlnir federal Krand Jurors sub poenas and wltnchses for the Juno term of court. Orchardists had another busy night Tuesday fighting frost. Those who practised orchard heating suf fered no damage but apples In unpro tected orchards were thinned somo what. FIRST WORK ON NEW CANNERY HAS BEGUN The work on the building of the cannery has bcon started and already the foundatlou has been marked out, Tho Roguolands company aro to put lu a concrete floor and basement muklng It sanitary Jn every respect. The building Is expected to bo com pleto and ready for operation by Juno first. DIsKiiliillnri Xotlro Notice Is hereby ijJvuii that tho firm of Caskcil and lligmbotham U disHolvod by mutual consent, Tho business will bu continued by Joieph Caskcy and ull outstanding uccoiiuts are payable to him. JOSEPH CABKKY. 232 f T. HIOINIIOTHAM With Medford trade Is Medford rnsde T, TOO MVK 'IU CJMHHIK1T J'OUNO A Keiitliuimii lull shoe Owner limy Imvo mum by (uIIIiih lit this office 3U prize wmqs Spelling contest county schools 1 ) Keult. of county -pelluii: oon-te-t-, lOUM-i. Wiihuiii m-IiooK: I'liVfi A (.-eltooU employing live or nmie teiieliei-1 Central I'oilit. IHJ.U per cent! Hold Hill. SfJ.-i : liojttie River. HO.U. Cliix- ll (ejuployiui! Iiiii two to Ile tern-hepOOak thove. !W; Wujj. ner Cieek-, Slt.D'. Rutte KnlK SS.H. Cln- C (eiuptoyiin; one lonelier)- -PinehiirHt, Hil.4: Hylioo Spr'n. 1.i; Anderson Creek. IM.'J: I'tinkex. IV.VJ; l.one Pine. !ll).l. The nhmo .-ohoul will urlieiputi' in u finn) eon t o t to he held May Ii. The orijiiiml pin it wu to Inwe till content Mny S. hut since llie tnto eiuhtli urn do examinations ocour Mny " nnd S. it is thought luM to hnxe the spoiling ctuilest on the litli. Word for this KM mny bo taken frtmi any part of the work covered tlnriiitr tlie year, ami the list will he sent .sealed to teachers a tiny or two before the final test. The uiuiiii- scripts tor this test must be sent to the county superintendent with the rejiort. The following iiiuucil pupil par ticipated in till of the tests for the yenr without limitur misled u miiuIp word : Wagner Creek school Vnleta llur nett. Charles JVtri, Miiitic Turner, I.loyd Tumor. llvhee Spring school Itidiert Car ter, Jane Carter, AMrn flalhreath, Herniee Ctiillireath. Central Point seliooU Oertnitle Wiley, Hontico Reall, I.eota .McDow ell, Floyd Sullivan. Kathleen Wright, Verona Hrcomer. Rogue River schools Kiuniii Wood cock. fluid Hill sellouts John McClcti don. Hutte Kails .school Ruth llarritt, Kniistiue Frodenhiirg. J. l'F.IICV WKI.1.S, County School Superintendent. TO BUY AUTOMOBILES The second day of the thirty-seventh annual convention of llie Rogue River Imprint association oM.-ned in the Ilupiist church this iiiomiug at 0::i0 with O. C. Wright as chainnnn. The moniiiig was devoted to a gen eral expression of the needs of clnirch work by the delegates and an address by Dr. Hin-on. Dr. Mac Cttllougli urged that the ministers buy nutos and make regular tri to the country districts to secure new mem bers and carry the OoK'I into out-of-the-way places. The atternoon t-ession opened at l'IO o'clock, with new delegates from Ashland, Grants l'n and I'hoeiiix in attenilancc. Aildre.-cn and tnlks on missionary work were given. Hen oral business of the year will bo completed tomorrow. Dr. Ilinson will address the evening meeting. BAD CHECK ARTIST J. K. Woods, fimner organizer of the Owls lodge, who was arrested upon complaint of local members of Rie order for alleged isiniii;r of dad checks, ban been released from the county jail and the charges will prob ably be drooped, though presented to the grand jurv according lo Prose cutor Kelly. All shortages, etc, have been made good. The Owl lodge, of which Woods was organize-, whose fraternal being IdeJtilver I Collars m Cm KlU 1 ft IMiti. Tity, K. 1. m rrt 1 tjJW)t I I'rS I I '"I 2 Sep ifJa-nKt? rJ'iiiie now lo nmmgo for Codling .Arolli Spray. "We Blurt thin wpok. 'ii'Ht in first Kpraycd, Phono 77.r. Orchard Care Company AlnlulMr, wan in tloubl, Iiiih lie,en n'oouixetl !,v Hie ci inn! Inline nml it eltniter tn (lie loeul order luu been ieePivei. The eliief lectin for llu loleifAol Wood U8 il v unwillluiiin""' of lo-e who oiiini'd lux tuit'M lo to-tlly, nml hlo n eoiniiltiiiit. MOURNING LINE PICKETS .(.ntluud from pa "Theio uiv nmiilerers n; i'tl llroad. way. Rockoleller knows over.vlliinp. that is traiispiriu); in. Colorado and is directing tipetiitituis there," In icpl.v to published stones of hi interview with Chnntnuii Foster of the coiiKicssioiiu! cotiimitlie which in vcsliunted the Colorado mine triko. the junior l!oekel'elec( Nsmd a letij: s alement hist iiivhLv He mid lis tiilher, he aid, were inteieslcd onl" in the Colorado Fuel & lion com pany, which, ho asset led. controls but a thiid of Colorado c.i.il output, and besides this, said the statement, they arc onl.x minority s ockholder even in that company, (iK'ti Mmp the Issue Wnivine; this (piostioh, however, the oil kitiu's sou went On to nrjruc that the coiiiauy granted all its men's de iiinuds botorc tho trikc was so much as ihouuht of, The onlv issue be tween the company and its employes now, he asserted, is that of the open shop. "This," the statement announced, "is a mnlter of principle which wo could not accrde or arbitrate." GLOOMY FOR PEACE (Continued from page 1.) smallpox and typhoid auioiiK thn Galveston arrivals. 1'otvlKiiei-H I.CAVC CaUtal Official reports said 1300 Ameri cans, Germans and UnKllsh left .Met. Ico City last nlKht bound for Puerto, where a Drltlsh wanhlp will protect them until a transport arrives to take them off. Transports nud Colliers wore also said to be Catherine up foreigners on thn Mexican west coast, especially at Mazatlan, when) the Chinese and Japanese, colonists were In n state of panic. Despite the exodus. It was learned that .100 Americans were still In Mexico City where It scorned likely they Intended to risk staying through the crisis. Additional trou'is. were ordered lo THERE ARE IMITATIONS NOW h HcrpAlde W Hut Ncvvbn as the "I'lr-I Iliuolroff (mijiii llotro)or" 'A discovery can bo made but once After that all similar acts become emulation, Imitation or an attempt at substitution. N'owbro's llerplclde Is a discovery It was the first remedy ever Riven lo science to kill the dandruff germ. Other preparations have since Ihjcii offered to tho public, some Hlmilar In appearance, some In odor, but all bringing tho daring promise, of dolus the same things that Horplc'dc has been doing for years. Hvcry article of this kind is merely one more Instnnco of vicious emula tion, vile Imitation or n base attempt at substitution. The "something Just as good" story Is old, why jtlvoMt a thought? llerpl clde Is the Original Itemudy. It de stroys tho dandruff and prevents the hair from falling. Itching of tho scalp stops altnoit with this first ap plication. Don't bo deceived by "something just as good." If our own druggist dot-H not keep the genuine dandruff germ destroyer, Nowbro's llerplclde, go to ono who does Nowbro's llerplcldfi In 50c and II sizes is sold by all dealers who guar antee it to do all that Is claimed. H you aro not satisfied your money will bo refunded. Bend )0c in pottage for sample, and booklet to Tho Herplcldo Co,, Dupt, It., Detroit, Mich. Applications may bo obtainod at good harbor shops. MRS. H. L. LEACH Expert Corsetiere 32G North Bartlett. Phono 5G3 M. For Your Children's Health- Snyder's Filtered Milk I'Yi'o Delivery, i'Jioiit' 'JOM-.'J Naeo, In response to ficuxlod appeals from AiUonii border towns for pio tectloii. LAKE STEAMSHIP LOST WITH m lll'I.CTII Minn , April St Wreck nge soon floating In t.aio Superior today Indicated the loss of the Capl tal Tiaunpoi'livtloii ct.tupnii)' con) steamship lleiijiiiulii Noble prcsiim nhlv with Its view or elaht Five other Ktciittmhlp were over ( due following a tleno i.iile on (lie lake lust iiIkIK Y SAN' I'UANVISrO lal MtiI i" Kdwnrd I' tlrceu former pros' dent of tho I'nrlfle Const t'asualty eompaii.v. nlloKod b, the statu Insur ance oftlve to have emliemled ).to. 000 of the compnnv'N funds, was ar rested In Sun Itafael todn ) Sher iff Keiitliux on a warrant Issued here yesterday t I'ollro Judge Sullivan, ANSWER THE CALL i .MimWiiiiI 1'iHiple Have I'ltuiiil That 'IIiIh N NcccKsm-y , A cold, u Ktr.iln, n middou wrench. A little eauo may hurt the kldtio Spelln of bnehneho of tun follow, ; Or no me IrrcKitlnrlty of the iirlno ; A Npluudid remedy fur mich attack. ' A medicine that Iiiih vatlnflcd thou tnmU I U Donu'H Kldnoy I'llU. Thousands of peoplu relj upon It , Hero Ih one eime: John Kreuier, farmer. Jiirknoiivllle Ore, H.i): 'Tor yenra I miffered from kldnoy complaint. I tried one reined) after niiothur, but notliliirf1 Ravo me relief. A friend who liu.t taken Doun'n Kidney I'IIIh, told mo to try tlieni. After I had uhuiI three, boies. the trouble left me. I am Khul , to gay that I have never Ntiffeteil ' from kidney complaint iliirlmc thn , pant two )carn. I wIIIIiirIv Rive' Itoan'it Klilue) I'llU a mh-iiiii Clidnrie niuiit " , I'rico &0c, at all ilealnm. Don't simply auk for a kidney remedy -Kel fioan'n. Klduc) I'Mla ttifi namo thnt Mr Kretner had. l'oter-.IIIUurn I'o Prop., Iluffalo. N V Reach Down in that Old Bottom Drawer and get out a fresh pi of Dixie Queen. Man, tobacco satisfaction for you ! Just like old times, ain't it when you used to work outside, before you took the inside job. And the old DIXIE QUEEN habit is a mighty good habit, too. A sweet, juicy chew or rich, fragrant smoke of ripe old Burley tobacco, aged for three to five years to bring out all the mellowness and smoothness that's DIXIE QUEEN Plug Cut Tobacco DIXIE QUEEN is an honest, healthful, pure tobacco for men who like their chewing or smoking to have a solid satisfaction to it. """"""""iaaiaaaai Blood Troubles Are Often Hard to Locate Catarrh, for Example May Be the Cause of Very Serious Illness. ! A nilirtit Trmililo Often Urliur I A tlirenlt' vld m nil in lliln.r st i ttMmlltllllolinlll I'liiili'.Ti mil l.a.l I i... .1. iinriiiiiniiaui lurm rd nil r , Mii'Ui . n . I Iit mitl n InitiOrvil ,".r mu( n moli lo.lly rrii'unllr.l. Iiiil wtirrx I l ' tumMi Wimp u it liMntoir wiiat U wuxiit nlllt I hi- Lmllly uiiit-liliirt U vii will uu Intit mir frtl i'hh nlr nun ki a iiiik in H M M lnu nrn mi tli way to H'tllng rlil ( tliixo ,1'ii.llll.ih. Ilml lHllr lftllr mill ill-f llul Ooll't Irt tiiijonp ..iV i-IT Hint ili Itlrk if minx tlillia 'Jmt m Cll" SH.SU UViu lull, thn ,nnu )nt s natmslljr n th mint rtmitutiliitf f... il It i'icil It4 Inrturnrf irr -r)r uritnti In mi- ixhijt, iiiinrn iiiroiifii nil um ,na nHil , ltt-tlr. innlilr all iuiIiimk untruth In1 riflimiiw tinlliinitiiiiliiry srliN nml ullir iiiiihiiiik piiii.iaurrv inr nili-riai rirniiea I In I rirrrtimllir rlranm lti anli-m nn. I' lima put au mil tu all t.illiilloii S H H I tlrnui nut lae atumtib vt luucwui nccuiuu, Colonial Flats I.lKht hounekcepitie Kent by week or mouth only. A quiet, refined homo for people who llltc comfort morn that) ele Knro, and renin well within tho limit of tholr poekethoak. Hummer rat on lvor)thlni; modern and up tn-datu. 217 South Ulvemlde. Look tin up. Buy Your Seeds Of llroadlev. who linn had 30 )eam experlenro haudlliiK ami kowIui; acciU nud iinderataiuU tho tiimliiujut thoroiiKhly. lie rndla all Kind of enrdeu, field and flower neeiU Innlitdltif; thn fntuoiia llur pe neeiU, no better arowu. I'ull ttock ulwti)'" on hand t Broadley the Florist and Seedsman s III t?.n tf IV.A II Julldlmt Slim. I'liOne H7l (irccntiili.e HIIM..I that's hJ v W&ami fflHVll aiBSaa2Sl? 1 flaH .aaW aW B laV H t H aBal 'aMMM H B fll ('I &H vgj Hr HBW You get tobacco hungry lots of times, and no insipid "hash will come any where near suiting you. You must hiivo your DIXIE QLJI-IiN. It's ns satisfying uh a square meal tho standby of the lie-boys with vigor and vim in lliein. Those rich, juicy strands ;f mire DlXIR QUIJKN have a llavor and luwuth-filling quality you can get no other way. A week's trial will move (hnl DIXIE QUSiliN can keep right on sahnfying you, day after day. Then you will keep right on mlntf DlXIK QlJUKN. Sold everywhere in convenient 5o foil packages- also in ll)o pouches and fiOo Ituioh boxes, THE AMI.'KIOAN fOU10l OOMI'AMV UloocI l)ldorili:r. liM nsMrt 'ur i ,i I. In t la ru'.'i- III l"m. IiIomI HMklotf liiirlli, rMMUiiM v llli ihr r ui urmrnin in imr uta lit- lii. n ol I In ! I'mti mi hisir : tV tin otigu .lil . xlr In tli ii i.iiiifl iiiiuii. Miionn' ly !.0 ntiHii ( b-A4ti, a, Ita.! lit liuiniri cinllll.iti i.f Ikv ih. "il il til f iMtllly frllrr that liroiM h. coat. l. trly lhr ililltn ajii.m i ImiiVmI Mltli inn ni iihiii riiia limmriiir Vn i mi in nml H H H on lr at til ant tiirr Ii li k rrtuu'lxlil" niuil fnf utf tut nil IjltHMl nmrlMtB . twcti at Nmu. K Mi. hiitta. UIIit, iitiirfiiala, Uilla, uMii till olM-r iiavfi iUl HilvW i4i nut IiImhI illajMt wHbi iwr uwttni rtimiiiiyiia hi m naimn. i HilTlM Mtt In 'Pik Holfl Swdn Ci i'M Hwltt III0, uaiia. im ll.t nnl irltlx wllli II. .na ,r ant i.f Hi" atlttttltiitrs, Imlla Iwivr v( Jltst N4 (,vvl" Cviihl'tfilti u( M, H, I), Set Ion .IBriiirtia. j i i i r i f