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StEPFOHTI Mm, TRIBUTO MEttFOTCn, OTTOflON, TnURSDAY, MAY 28. WI.
Medfokd mail tribune
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SUBSCRIPTION RATX1
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One month, hy mnll.
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Pr month, ilMlvcreil by carrier In
Aieaiom, jniksonvino and con
tral Iolnt . -, , SO
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CALIFORNIA LETS
FOR EIGHTY MILES
SACRAMENTO, Cal May 2S.
Rids for tho construction of approxi
mately 77.3 miles of roadway, the es
timated cost of which Is $970,000,
were opened by the stato highway
commission Into yesterday afternoon.
The Mds call for road building In
San la Clara, Solano, Kern, Marin.
Tularq, Colusa, Los Angeles and
Humboldt counties, and the lowest
submitted were as follews:
Santa Clara county, Gllroy to Sar
gent, Blx miles of Portland cement
concrete H. L. Peterson and A. J.
Grlcr, San Francisco, J-t0.SS7.C0;
stato engineer's estlmato 0, 223
plus I27.S33.50 In materials fur
nished by the stato, Fred I.effler,
San Francisco, fS7,SCS.
Solano Work Flguml
Solano county, Uenlcla toward Cor
tlolia, nine miles, cement concrete
Cominery-Pctorson company, San
Francisco, $5G,410; stato engineer's
cstlmnlo on construction cost, JG2.
215 plus !45,GGS.31 In materials fur
nished by state.
Solano county, Fairfield to Vaca-
Tllle, 8.8 miles, cement concrete
Commcry-Petcrson company, San
Francisco $49,t71.70; stato engi
neer's estimate, $01,702.12 plus
$39,292.00 cost of material to be
furnished by state.
Kern county, Dakersfleld north for
13 miles, cement concrete John D.
Marsh, Los Angeles, I72.2S2.70;
stato engineer's estlmato, 17C.70C.25
plus $70,912.50 In materials to be
furnished by tho stato.
Marin county, Larkspur to Sausa
llto, six miles graded graTel
O'llrlen Brothers, Oakland, $53,395;
stato engineer's estimate, $00,775.25
plus $11,308.10, cost of materials to
be furnished by state.
Tulare county, Tulare to Tagus
Siding, 4.3 miles, cement concrete
Parlleu-lllgdon company, Tulare.
J21.8C1.90; state engineer's estl
mato, $19,549.43 plus $21,000.90
cost of material to be furnished by
state.
Colusa Hlds
Colusa county, lllrshoy to Berlin,
10.8 miles, cement concrete C. L.
Schaud, 'Williams, $54,905.50.
Los Angeles county, Llebro Moun
tain to northerly county boundary,
12,7 miles, cement concrete Leo
Mooro. Callcnto, $153,019.10; stato
engineer's estimate, $202,3CC81 plus
$44,300.90 coit of materials to be
furnished by state.
Humboldt county, Dycrvlllo to
Slilveley, 7.3 miles William Crow
loy and homas E. Conley, Euroka,
$C0,G11.40.
VACATION.
Vacation Is hero,
And what Bhall I do,
Through tho long summer days,
With skies of blue,
I shall wander down by tho little
brook,
And tako my fishing polo and hook
And fish for tho trout as they scamp
or by,
Hut uIiih! alas! not 0110 to fry.
I'll tell you boys when It comes to
fun,
There's nothing like taking your
trusty gun
For n hunt in tho woods or a stroll by
tho brook
This will innko )ou forget all )our
troubles nml books,
Hy Eugene Thomas, ugo ton years,
gratia 4-A, Washington school, touch
er, II In ('la)vjlio.
Xoilu, I), or I'.
Mi'Hibcrs of U'cmoiiku Couiiull No,
10, at rti'iuestfd to be present Frl
4y tivlux. tuu SClli, tor Initiation
h4 new I nations of new oflltur.
MAIIUAII.T(JAIIINi;il,
K. of It.
HIGHWAY CONTRACTS
FIRST BIG
.)"' ! ' - - - - -
V VERy GfM.LNT CENTl.C.MAN-TWe HEUOIC END OP CAPTMM
w i-r n.ruunr ii I uixjti
One of the bis pictures la thb ear's Hoyul Academy tl.otiduui Is that by Mr. J. C. Uollman representing tho most
heroic act In the tragic story of the Scott expedition. The tltlo Is nmpllflcd as follews: "Captain L. IX Q. Oatm,
InnUkllllog Dragoons, who willingly walked to his dc.it h lu a bHwtiinl. to try to savo bis comrades, beset by
hardship." Captain Oate.., It will be remembered, left the others during the return from tho South Pole, In tho
hope that they would be able to reach safety when no lunger hampered by a dUubled tu.in. - -
POPE CONFERS
HOME. May 2S. The public con
sistory nt the Vatican nt which tho
red hat was conferred on those now
In Home of the thirteen new cardi
nals created on Monday, was held to
day and was nttonded by several
thousand persons, most of whom were
Americans and other foreigners. A
special mission will be sent to tako
the bercttas to tho absent cardinal,
as was done In the raso of Cardinal
Gibbons.
Tho ceremony attracted niucli at
tention outside tho Vatican, the pub
lic watching tho departure of each
cardinal from his residence to go to
the Apolostlc palace.
The papal procession and the
ceremony were conducted with great
pomp. The passago of tho pontiff.
surrouhdetT and followed by many
ecclesiastic, military and civil digni
taries, was most spectacular.
After tho consistory tho cardinals,
both old and new. gathered In the
Slstlno chapel to return thanks and
then met In tho consistory hall,
whore Pius X bestowed tho cardi-l
nal's ring, granted them the Prlvl -
leges of their position and named
their titular churches.
L
VANCOl'VKU, H. C, Mny 2S.--I
Five thousand Jive Jiundreil men lire
tngii''i'il in construction work alon'
I he different sectioiis of the I'ueilif
Great Knsteni rnilwny route between
Viiniouxer and Fort flcorge, it was
frtntci nt Hie loctil offiee of the I'n-
..:e:.. r 4 i.....,. ,.i.. rr 41. ,.-
uiiii; u.uu ...ift.i-ui i...... yt tow,
;iou uro netween nouumihii nun
Kqtiumihh
I.illooel, 1100 on the hcetion bctiveen
I.illooet and Kelly lake, TiOO on Hie
next division to Horse Lnkc summit,
nml 1iOO on tho hucceediiiK hection
to Fort GiHirfie, On Hie north hliore
a force of .'100 men i engnged in
the 1 lort-cxlioc Buy exteiir-iou from
Diindnrnve,
Jlr-cent progress reports hliow ll'nt
the Hquumiili-IJllooet heclion li.is
jeen vuhtly improved.
The riu'woy builders are cotioyi
tralinj,' their forces on the rouli
portion of the line so tlmt tlio mils
mny be laid north to I.illooet.
RAYMOND FISH WINS
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
Tho local high school tennis tourn
ament wus hold jebterduy nfter be
ing posponod three illfforent times
011 iitioiint or tho ruin. Haymoiid
Fish, who Iitht your won rorut hon
ors lu tlio boy's singles, uguin won
flrbt pluco with I'tlou.o necoiid.
Helen I.ydlnrd won first pluco lu
the girl's singles with IaituIiio Cow.
gill second.
Fish uud Seoloy won from Ituy
uml Polotizo In the doubles uud Hel
en I.ydlnrd and limine Cowglll do-
feutnd (llitdyu Wilson uud Louise
l)udd)smuii In Iho girl's doubles.
In tho mixed doubles Helen Lyd
lard uud Charles Ituy took with first
Iioiiois winning from I.oruliiu Cnw.
gill uud Unhurt I'ulouzu by u slim
iiiurglii.
j'rtxos were given by dlffcrmit
hiuils of (he city.
Tlio moot IhroiiKhoiit whs iIomj
uml t'xrllliitf,
RO
HT
UPON
NEW
CARDINALS
PICTURE II LONDON'S
MILITIAL'OFFICER
NEW VOItK. Mny 2S -The fid
oral troops could now bo withdrawn
from Colorado without danger, ac
cording to testimony given todny by
Major fcdward J. Houghton, Judge ad
vocate of the Colorado military dis
trict, boforo the federal commission
on Industrial relations In session
licre.
Major Houghton said he had bi-en
sent by Governor Amnions and by
his own commanding officer of the
Colorado National Guard to enlighten
public opinion, "whirh had been In
flamed by press reports."
Ho was chairman of the military
committee appointed by Governor
Amnions to Investigate tho conduct
of tho National Guard at Ludlow.
Tho witness ald It was his opinion
tho mlno owners had yielded to the
strikers In every demand except tlio
recognition or the union; that tho
mine-workers had received fair treat
ment at tho hands of the employers.
Major Houghton admitted that
since ho tins been In New York ho
had been In rnnfnrntim if "C limn. I.
;wa.( StanJard mi ,,,,.,.,, ,,
;tha, ,.,,. , nv ,.,.
--. ..n. ... -.- hh; iviVOilltU'
tlvo of the mine-workers In this city
Attempts were mado by A. 11. Gar
'retson. of the commission, to show
that tho major favored tho mining
'Interests and had not concerned him
'self sufficiently with the other ele
Jments In tho dispute.
Major Houghton had hardly lef
i.
i the stand when Judge Llndsey, who
1 rnmn tn Vaw Virlr In l. !.... .f
discussing tho strlko situation with
John I). Itockcfeller. Jr.. JuniDed to
his feet and declared that a great
many statements of the witness w'ere
ontlrely falso. Tho Judge was there
upon asked to take the stand.
'"TItft nllnntlnn In fnlnrniln U nna-
., f
,lIgKcr ,hn a Htr)ke." he said. "Tho
outbreak there Is merely a loent
symptom of wider disorder.'
Judge Llndsey said that 500 chil
dren In Colorado mines had been
mado orphans by explosion that re
sult from carelessness and failure to
Install ordinary safety appliances.
The witness then recited a num
ber of Incidents, which, he snld, had
led Inevitably to the final protest of
tho mine workors,
"Thero nro no mora lawless pub
lic corporations In the country than
In Colorado," ho said,
"E. A. Colburn, president of tho
Mine-Owners' nssorratlon, Is olso
president of Children's Aid society,"
continued udgo Llndsey drylly, "Ho
has been 01111 of tho most bitter op
ponents of the passago of child labor
laws.
"Colorado," snld udgo Llndsey,
"has perfected the science of corrupt
ing men. Its Judges, Its supremo
court Judges, are owned like office
boys. Its lawyers, Its business men,
all nro owned, Thero are, of course,
fearless 'men, but they have paid a
heavy sacrlflco for their fearlessness."
SUFFRAGETTES GET
LONDON. .Mny 28. A liomli filial
wild guiiotMlcr, jidalme nml iron
boll wns found today in lim linlitlit
car of 11 lialu u UVIIiiighorougli.
The niiHiilii Ik believed ly Hie nil
HiomIicm In lime lacil plnocil tlii'io
y suffriijjclli'w,
ADMITS CONSULTING
WITH
ROCKEFELLER
BOM ACADEMY
OCVTES MADt TH& SUQOECT
DAMAGE CASE
AGAINST EX-SHERIFF
!T
Ki'lioot of I lu N.iili.ui lli".-inii
' !.. .... 1 -. .. . . li
" " ' '7 IS ' . "
". -...p., .f. i tin i tiinri, lllliin
Seymour, hnncii lnt
wiuler will
Mike SSiuiiiih for Hie munler of (leo.
IK'ila-kalous in (Ins cily Septetulier
-"', 1!H2, wilt he tvun-tl. when Hie
suit of I.. II. Wheeler itf .Mil tll field
ujjiiiii-tl loriiu'r Sliinll Willmr .Ioiii-h
Tor .ll),0llll for nllegisl fulno iiiiiri
oniiieut, W iiilK-il next week in the
eiri'iiit eourl. Wherlrr win. urie-tcd
iix n mi-jiei't. The routine in eoiiuei'-
tiou with Hie suit ha. liven ftui-linl.
Wheeler litiscj hi. neiiou iiou Hie
ulli-Kiition Hint Itii nrret wu iiiiju-t
anil caused jjrent Iitiiniliiitiiu ami
iliimnge to eliorat'l.T. After lu-'ns
held for n iJny he ns reloii.ifil. Tln
netion of the hJienffV offiee wiih
taken imou ni.lruoliniif and a war
rant from then Pr.neoul.ir II. F. Mill
key, who will nnjieur n nttorney for
Willmr Jimi, flhd nl.o n a wi in-,-.
The Miil ha. been liHtiginjr lire hi the
court for o "a eur.
In one of lim otiffwHioiis while nt
Hie Mute priMirit I'urkur ndmitted he
ilei'oye.l !.. iy, uf,0 Wllh ,
lanyliideli,i.rto nrloiiely spot near
KiiiKhiiry Sjirin, nml killed linn.
This wiih in October, nml the Imih
wns iliieoven-d Hie next (.priiijr. Tlie
exuot story of Iho erimo Wiih never
unearthed, Menil Hiivpx'eU liein,,' un
der Hiirveill one for week.
Tho conf- -'im of I'nrker will fonn
part of Hie e ihnee introiliieul, and
inniiy loenl . i.,I A-hhnttl citizniH will
he i-iillcil ni uitnei.H.M.
BY?
SEVERE EARTHQUAKE
COLON, Panama, Mny 28. No
damage Is reported rrom tho severe
enrthquako wiiUh occurred Inst
evening nt ubout hair past ten. Vir
tually the entire city is composed of
wooden frame houses, which rocked
during the qunko. Tho shock laHtod
about 35 seconds. Thousands of the
terrified InhnhitanlH fled from tholr
houses into th open air. Tho dura
tion of the earthquake was unpreio.
dented.
SCHOOL EXERCISES FOR
YEAR TO BE HELD FRIDAY
Tho schools of the city will close
Friday. Exercises will bo given lu
tho grammur graded and tho grad
uating exert ls of tli'n ccnlor class
will bo hold ot tho Page thoatre.
Fifty-six pupl , grndiiato-Jrpm tho
grammar schools. From tho' Wash-
lugloii school thorn will ho thirty
four. From the Lincoln school two
will graduate out or tt cluss or twenty
three. For three louseciitlvo yean not
0110 hart f.illr . in tho Wushlugton
school thus 1 ni iIiIIhIiIih; u rocnril ror
gmmiiuir schools. Prof. Dally him
churgo of the - iiool,
With Medford iriido u Medford marts
John A. Perl
UNDERTAKER
Lady Assistant
M H. IIAIITJ.I'Ir
I'll line SI. At una J7.IU
iiobulsui rUtrvli'i Dspuly f,'oroitr
TRIED
NE
WEEK
HUERTAS NIECE TO
RETURN TO MEXICO
PASADENA, Cal., Miiy US. In
ipilo of lh IioiiIiIim llml liemil tliuil
iiueltt, (lonuml Vletnilnnn llueitn,
Mttxitn Virginia uiul Dnloitm lluerta,
tillomlltiiT niiImmI lit'ft, iu inmtliii
to leltnti id Weir lioino ill
'ir iiomv hI s,jyi.t-i-;
r Mexico OjlyT The
! In I'oV, lieu
piCM'tieo of tlu .Mt.)vuii ilietnliti'
niece hetc vn unknown nntI nf
the school unlit Mlx ViijjViiW )dil.
Ii'lieil it Moiy in the ic'iool uin'f.
'I lie Inn jjiil" rtiiiiuit n teller frieu
llioir I'nllii'f lemi U which -niil' li'
would rr vo Mum to tike Hum
home.
I0NSF
T
Y
NKW YOUU. Mny 2. The'
wentlier In New York lodu nn hot
but not as hot n )Hilortlny I p to
noon no ili'alhs ntlrlliiilalilo to tin
hrnt hud been rcporlod. At 1 p. m
tho mercury stout) m S3 dogri'i's,
conimri'iMUli HO nt (ho aauin Hum
yesterday Thero wim half n doxi'ii
prostrntlons,
FRIDAY
IS FRY DAY
And linw -nn yon frv
wi! limit I ho
FISH
AW luivp the Hmrrcst I'Ycsl
Pisli lo he found on I lie
cons!.
Medford Fish &
Poultry Market
Mione'KiU
YOUR Privilege
or mtiklug a cholto will
owiiitiiully cuiiM) you to
Iry
"Crescent"
You'll liku Its good
qualities, tho purity of
Hh liigredleulH, mid
you'll npprgcliito lis ica
souuhlu price.
rilrvhTEy.'MI'n CO Huultio, WnnIi
Ol.T IT FIIOH .0111 OIIOI EH
U.lc per lb,
W J VtV
j T
x JkW VL. Ajk i A
Jr ?'". i
Jf IOetrourtJlrt "'.t1 j
WA SurprUv Hox I'rco gA '
1 COI't'KCP 12 ends I
from six pack- 1
ages of 'Supreme" 1
m uiiMiii erncKers or
m cakes, nml If your
m deuler cannot supply
M Njirm." II.WI D.lnllM
m lillualralnl Uluwl mail l,m
lllrrvttuui r III Hl'lla. Milt
at unr It l-rrl (o.. .Uu.
lul.ljr frm,
I r.r iiasadon a aoM I
rvMTtUHb.OKU. I
v-lFv , w- vVj
7 .iSjBSBSk ft3HMjS.iJ
1 tMifiQT'ri'H
1 ibHiTii,!! I H4HI
STEERS AN AEROPLANE
S A USUI l!Y, Kimtiiiul, Mny "JH.
'I'lu lii-l lord ii' the lliitii nilmir
ully, WiiimIiui Suoiioui ('liiiielilll, iti1
cutnilllieil Imluy (lie Mint mm lot of
letn H'(ililTil in older In uoliilii Mil
iilr pilot' iMMlilii'iilii. .Mf, Clitii'cliill,
nl tin' steuriug ttppnrutit nl" u uauil
neropltiiie, ion ul Nclliemxoii, Mini
nflcr n I'liglil mur SulWiury Plum,
landed witli euc in lit" Yeoiimniy
iitui.
T
SAYS JODGE ADVOCATE
rV YOMf Mny 28 IMwnr.l J
HiMgl Inn iuiIkii nitvnriilo u( Ilic
STAR
THEATRE
TOIIW
tiii:
Itl'.l'IIIGEItA'IOIt IWIl'.S
t'APTIVt:
Two nel Kitlem rallio.id story.
MltS. ItOM.W.VS SI'IIXAIIIO
Edison Coinedy
WHEN
TIIIKYICS
Drama
I'AI.I. OPT
.MlSSIStl TWHXTY.I'IVH IMU.IhXIIS
Killsuil rntro Comedy
WIMil.KY .V IIE.NSELMA.V
Musto
('outing I'rldiiy mid SHiurduy -
IIINTIN lAltXt .M
In
'MIESIJI V M V
Admission 10 rents
IT Theatre
.Mm mil Moili'M
WwliieMln) 'riiui-otlii)-
-Mgl.t
"TONY'S SAI'mi'in.'
Itellaiico
"A WAIt.M Wtll.f.'OMr."
Majestlo
"IIEIt ItlCIIT'll) IIAPPINIKS"
Princess
"AT .MIHXICIIT" '
Flying Auitirlcau Film
Coiuliig I'rliliiy nml Sit tor day, .Mall-
nee nml HtenhiK
"THE (I HEAT LEAP"
or
"I'XTIL IIIMTII DO I'S PAItT"
Thrills, keiitucky feud life; one
faction wipes out the other, while two
sweethearts escnpn 011 horseback and
plunge off n fifty foot cliff Into the
river below mont dangerous and
sensational fent over performed for
tho films.
ISIS THEATRE
PliotoplujN Totluy Only
'HIE It.MD OF THE KEII
.MAIIAI'DCIIS
Two Part Drama or Frontier Life
THE lll'IKUait'H SAFIIII'ICE
Hlograph Drama
PHOI'EKSOIt OI.IHIOY'H ItlHI'VIN
XATOK
Novelty
A VI'EEIt OFAItAXTINE
8. & A. Comedy
1 1 em Toiiioii-oiv
AIIVKXTI'KES OF KATIII.YX NO. H
Coining Soon
THE PKItlLS OP' PAI'LIXi:
Star Theatre
Coming Tomerrow:
The Squaw Man
Willi
DUSTIN FARNUM
Coiiiplclc in Kl-v I'U'Ih
military district of t'olurmlo, lill
OliiK loitiiy tiiitnro tlio ftiiU'i'iil iMiiii
mlusluii on liidiiiililitt roliitloiiH, tmlil
tlmt "slnu'iiuiutH to tho tiffoot tllltt
moiiiiiii unit tiltlliliim worn sliot In
Linlliiw nin not trim."
Tlmro WIIH no HIICll (IiIiik us till'
liiidlow iiiiiHHiicri'," hn ruiilliiiiiMl
"Niibnily wiin Idllml or lininoil ixrupt
n Hiimll I'lilld, who wns shot, It np
ln'iiit'il, not by tlio trooiH of tho stud),
hut hn it lesiilt of his own titinloHs
IIIIHH."
iWsBssssHsssssVlk
mi
All UIkIiI hi tin; Morning!
When sou tiavo Ihiiio IuhIi,
or suffer from lu'iiinlitlr,
rhi'iiiiiiUli or olher sliiillnr
pubis, n kooiI rub with
MKIU'I'OI.
WIIITi: I.INAMI.NT
hrliiRs early relief This U n
highly morltorlmis ntmeitt,
thoroughly iliipondiililo lu ie-Hi-Mux
tho tunny loiiimoti
nllmeiils. Endorsed and
retomiuended by thn Amort
run Drug nil I Press Assurln
Hon. Khoiild bo kept In
overy homo Threo slues
2ic-r.Oe-l.on.
For sslo by
Ti. II. MASK INS,
KxrliislYo Agency
II.MIICS WILL imow
and while they am growing you
should hnvo tlmm pliotoKrapluul
iiiiiiukIi. to keep a record of each In
teresting stngo ot llielr childhood.
You will prim the rotlitctlon of hahy'it
pictures more iitnl morn n Ut )mirs
Ho by. Make an uppoliitmeiit today
for u silting.
THE SWEM STUDIO
lrt rail l'li(i(ouriittirm
i'-.i 1.4i.. a i.i..i it. ...
SHINGLES
Wh) buy shlugles Hint nn shipped
In when oii tan gel a better graitii
that uro made nt homo or heart wood
a ni; liar plunr Tho old fiutiond
shaken (hat lanleil so long Won iiiinto
or suglinr plue. I hno inovml tlio
mlllu 10 Untie Falls, running 011 n
big sealo and can supply any niuotiut.
Thtiso shingles are on sale lu
.Medford nl the East fildo Wood Yard.
Phono 1.77-W,
ST. JAMES, SIIIXGI.E MAX
DON'T TAKE CHANCES
HAVE
MEDFORD TAILORS
Make jour iel suit uml it will lie
RIGHT
KLEIN for KLOTHES
101 v
If you do nol'seo clearly nud with
romfort, or If oii hnvo liiuidarhivs,
or tired nerves, come here nud tian
your eyes scleuHflcnlly refracted lo
sen II they uro not tho cniisn, If
glasses nro needed, nothing else will
give mnro than lemporiiry relief. If
Ihoy nro not needed I will tell you
so frankly,
DR. RIGKERT
HE KNOWN HOW
Hullo 1-2, Over Deiiel'ri
:tOH i:. .MhIii SI. Meiirotil
K. H. II. Green Trad I ni. Stumps
1
iwVoBi
It 'lit i
V