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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1914)
vrMrrWff(W -W,WWW ,..,,,. rt t, "if WA i tXl vhi, -V1 f V it ; i.if, . . I!" M i I',, II i (J ft HI f i M - i f J : J: r- r X---r )$t l,f , f PAOTS TWO u.i,". , ' gas "V. " jjj OT41 AMD r IPtRONAL .T, A Mltclioll and family autoed Sunday to tho hills back ot Ashlnml for a milot 'n 'n tho woods, jjiTJjinerltilcmlcut Collins and Prln ejpaj llowmnn of JLho high school nro making up the final reports or tho' selmolsfor.tho year. Atoralcaulphnr, arsenate of lCAit, tilncVIcaf, llmo nnd sulphur, berry crates nnd boxes, for sale nt lowest prices by the Co-opcrAtlvo Fruit Growers' Association. Med ford nnd Central rolnt. llud Anderson nnd his mother nro etpeqtcd to nuto to this valley nbout tho -middle of July. Hurt Is highly desirous of having his people Jocato In this section. )Yllson Waltc.who Is with the Ilos ton Ideal Opera company, writes that It la so hot In Kl Paso, that he dreams nights ho Is back In tho Hague river valley. Ho says It Is hotter nights than days, and the best tlmo to sleep Is about 4:0D In the afternoon. Try a "Splti" cigar, best 5c cigar on market. Frank Tutllo of Talent spent Sun day -visiting In this city. Mr. and Mrs. Kdgar Hafcr will leavo about tho middle ot the month for Snn Francisco, where they will reside, spending, however, about a third of (ho time In this city. Transplanted tomato plants, 70 cents .per hundred, special prices on lets 500 and over. Egg, pepper and aweet potato plants now ready. Portland Avenue Greenhouse, Med ford. Thone 87-Tt. 65 Mm Harkdull, Daldy Worthlng ton and party of friends made an un successful qitest after fish Sunday on WIIHaras creek. Mr. Darkdull drove off without his rod and reel. Mrs. Nancy Herring of Kanes creek Is visiting friends and relatives In this city for a rew days. Balto. tho driver of Sunrle Laun- day Med ford, has some wood for sale on Kronnd at Coleman creek. 2.50 her cord. 11.35 per tier. 79' The Rev. W. F. Shields ot the Presbyterian church, who has been attending the national conference In Chicago Is expected to reach Mcdford m the return trip tho last ot the week. F. K. Merrick returned this morn ing from a, -six weeks business trip to thoolt fields of Wyoming. A "King 8plti" cigar is home made. Try one, 5c. llalllo Burrls left this morning to spend tho summer at Gardiner, Oro. Henry Thomas of Watklns Is sending h few days la tho city on business; Sam .Newton of tho Steamboat dis trict is attending to business matters in the city thla week. Ask yonr grocer or neighbor about the pennant wrapped bread made at the Newtown bakery. C3 J. K. Long of Iloscburg Is visiting friends and relatives In this valley for a few days. G. T. Ryan of Ilutte Falls Is In tho cMy making tho final entries en his homestead. Money to loan on improved ranch ... r.-l,l r. T-lnf 71 propeny. vi,m m. ..j.w.. J. T. Ilakor of Talent attended to buslncs matters In this city tho last ot the wock. Will C. Smith of Grants Pass vls Itojl In this city Sunday afternoon and evening. Royal llakcry goods at.DoVoes. . CharlvB Ilrady of Weed Is spend ing n few days In the city on bul- ew. j. Moelcr of Klamath Falls l tran sacting business In the city this week. Milk and cream at DcVoe's. II. A.Mason of Prospect was a busi ness visitor In the city Friday and Saturday, J, n. Hlackden of Climax Is attend ing In tho city this week. Wo have a number of Miss reefs books of, "Cooking Suggestions," at l,l. nfli.i for frnn distribution. 02 Misses Cannon lllttson and Grace Mitchell returned Sunday from cor vnllls where they have lieon at tending; the O. A. C "having finished their exaiulnatlons a week ahead of tlmo. F, D. Turner of Gold Hill was a buulness visitor In tho city Saturday. Fresh llmo. Medford Lbr. Co. K. Harris of Salem nltended to business matlcrs in this city lust Bat- lilajer Parton of Kagle Point. Is attending to buslunsv matlors lu the city today, Carkln & Taylor, lawyers. (John II, Carkln, Glenn u, Tayiorj, Vlns-Boyden Illdg., Main street, Mfot Irene Plotuer, who ha been tMHtfckig the school nt Huuenm has rwtHraert to Medford for the sum mer, kw school wUllui Friday, r-r WctfctMcGowmCo. UWDIBTAKIMI PPMv bW"bb7 vIbv w A, K, Wit wlim JJJM irMisM si'"" I iiiiM'tmii ' i Chhfles Nlckcll left Sunday on n short business trip to -Portland. .The, toojs from the auto of K. T. (Staples of Aahland were stolen from the macuine cunuay evening, wnno n was standing In front of a house In Talent. The pollco are looking for tho thclf. F. W, Shaplelgh Hardware Co., are dally adding to their well assorted stqck nnd ar selling at cIoms prices. S7 A hoavy thunder shower broke over the valley Sunday evening about six o'clock, hoavy rain falling In this city. In tho Phoenix district the fall was very heavy. Heat lightning flicked back and forth acro.-n the southern heavens all night, making a brilliant display. In the i-ecohn rango of foothills snow fell during the storm. It being visible on the hlchcr neaks. Kmll Mohr has returnert troiii n' ten day's trip to San Francisco. Screen doors at Mcdford Lbr, Co. The Women of Woodcraft are re-. quested to attend the funeral of Mrs. Anderson's mother, Mrs. Dennis at 5 o'clock at 344 S. Central. George K. Uoos writes from Cus toms, Canada, as follows. "1 am on the oxtremo end of the Pacific high way boosting good roads and tho second annual convention of the Pa cific Coast Good Roads association to be held nt Mcdford July 17-1S. Six weeks ago 1 was on tho Mexlcau border near Yuma, Aritona, so wo boost Trorn terminus to terminus. I took for a good representation from the north as well from California to our meeting. Greetings to Mcdford."1 "Our Mutual Girl." at the It Theater Tuesday and Wednesday nights, "For tho Lovo of a Man," two' reel special and "Speed Kings," fa turlng Tetxlaff, Oldflcld and Cooper In auto races at Corona, Cal., a Key stone comedy you cannot to miss It. CI W. T. Doxlcr and family are oc cupying their bungalow which was recently erected on their orchard tract Just south of the city limits. Tho new dwelling Is modern In every respect nnd commands a do llghtful view of the valley with Mt. Mclaughlin In tho distance. The tract which consists of 16 acres of pears, was purchased by Mr. Dozlcr a yoar ago and has been christened Lono Oak Ranch Grace Kimball & Co.. clever vaude ville, at tho Star tonight. 62 Vaudeville at tho Star today, also tho fifth number of "Dolly of tho Dallies" series, The special late release Patho Week ly al tho Star today, contains all the late .Mexican war news. 6. Among tho many whp motored to tho summit of Roxy Ann yesterday qver the new automobile road were Mr. and Mrs. Hf ,C. Stoddard, Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Janncy, J. A. Dcstor lund, Walter Merrick, rerry Ash craft, II. H. Howclls and C. V. Tcng wald. The road Is now In excellent condition. Mrs. Wayne Leever of Central Point visited with her mother Mrs. Jerome In this city Sunday. StudenU of this city attending stato schools at Kugene and Corvallls will begin to return tho last of tne week. Tho work ot taking examina tions Is now In progress. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ulrlch of Jack sonville visited In Mcdford Sunday. County Commissioner Con Leever of Central Point. Is attending to county business In the city todny. .A. K. Earhart of Rogue River, transacted buslnesn in this city the last of tho week. "Dolly of the Dallies" at tho Star today. 2 The latest news from Vera Crux In tho Pathe Weekly at the Star to day. Amos Walker returned Saturday from a business trip to Willamette valley points. Dr. Coble and party of boya will leave Wednesday for a few days fish ing trip on Kvans creek. Call Mitchell fpr lawn mower trou bles. Ph,pne 26. J. A. Westerlund is spending a few days in Portland on business. J. H. Cochran left yosterday for tho northern part of the state on usness. Bill Guernsey, formerly editor of a socialist paper In this city who pro posed last month to walk from San Francsco toiNevr York, and ot sleep In a houko en route, has abandoned this Idea, nnd Is running a paper at Haywnrds, Cal., called "Land and IL berty." Tho object of tho paper Is to straighten out a fow of the exist (ng capitalistic ideas in short order.. Mr. and Mrs, Harry ronor oi Gold Hill visited frlonds and rela tives in this city Sunday, returning this morning. J. O. Gcrltlns, tho host all around photographer In southorn Oregon. Alwuys rollublo, Negatives made any where, time or placo. Studio 228 Main Kt. Phono 320-J. Gnu Newbury left yesterday for Sulem to attend to !ef.a mutters. St Mary' Academy commonrtment etercUe will bo held Wednesday night Instead of Thursday us priutod. Kodak flnUhlriK, lo' or dull flu Uh at J. 0. nerklni'N studio, 'J id K Main Ht, Phono MO.J, Il'orier J, Neff Ims ftiirnml from Kukoho wltitro ho Htleiidml tliu Cvmmuum Willi CVHfofOUlV, MEUFOUI) ISIAlIi TUIHUNE. Nono of the tunny fishermen who weut'to the Rtrcmns yesterday report' good luck. Tho 'warm weather l expected to make, the, fish blto brisk ly. Nollcejins been received by Super intendent Will 11. Steel of Crater Lake park that n money order office will be mntntnlned nt tho park this year, nnd that rlosoil mall pouches will bo sent out from this city after July X, when tho stage service he-i gins. Heretofore all mail has bwn,; "t " Klamnth Fallx fur tho , lho, U J TO FT. WINGATE WASHINGTON, June 1. Hrijtn ilier -General Jilt romntort to tho war department toilny the nrrct of QucvHtlo nnI (lis follower nt Kl I'ao ye-tcnlny. It Is ,uuilcnlooil Que vtulo wna ilienrfiin; n new counter revolution in Chthuntnm: Ho will be sent to- Fort Wingnte, N iM., with other Mexican refugees. Qtievuilo was in the Huerln nrmv which sur rendered ut PrvMiln, Tex., but es caped nt that time. The Hnizilian minister in Mexico City iuforuuM the Mute lcmrtmcul today that Orecnr'o Alcarnx. nen1" nnt of Captain Itnxh of the battle ' ,hip Florida, who went through the Mexican liuc.-, now U liclil in the military prUon in Mexico City. The minister s eekiiiK lit" release. iii-isilL P HOUSE WASHINGTON, June 1. After about two IiouiV ilipcu-Muu today the fitt Webl) (intendment o he Clayton omnibus uuti-trust bill n ndoptrd. On a riin vote 20" mem- bersj nil that wcru pneut, vutnl to write', the amendment into tint hill. Several other amendment, includ ing one -)rIH,"l'l by Ilepreseiitative Ilryiin of Wliiii-'t"n, to inelmle the demoerntic plnti'onn, dcelarntioti against including labor ami l'annei.' unimiH under the nnti-triHt Iiiwh, were voted down. The paragraph with the Webb amendment was then pas.tcd. PLAN NATION WOE VOCATIONAL EDOCAIN ll'iitiiittim.vtr - mm.. vAniiiMiiUA, June l. Alter hcveral muntlc1 iuvotiKation, the plan for nation-wide vocational ed ucation appeared in lliu senate in a bill introduced by Senator Hoke Smith, one of the eommihsioncrs. 1 propo.c ail cxK'nditurc by the feil- ernl covcniitieiit of .lrr)00,()l)0 next year for the salaries of tcuclierii of agricultural, .trade, indmlrinl and home e,coiii(uiw, The amount would jncrcuHc nutomaticnll- each tear im- ti .11)24, when the tolpj would rench 7,000,000. An i-(unl rimioiiiit must be expend ed by Htuteti. A federal board of vocational edu cation would roiihint of the Mihtma tcr Kyneral and the gccrctarie.s of llic interior, agriculture, comniercu and labor. State board of ant k. than th'ree memltorn each would bo pro vided. OREGON MINIMI WAGE LAW APPEALED WASHINGTON, June 1.- The fire! fiiho to reach the mipmae court in which the validity of n law fixing a ininiuiuiii wae wn involved, wax 'docketed there today.. Jt wan the attack of Frank C. Stettlcr, a paper Jox maaiitactiiier of Portland, Or., on (ho statute of that ,tatc, under which the industrial welfare coia iniMxion fixed a minimum w"u of 0.04 a week for women. CnWJCM ,. , THREATENED CAMPANIA QUEVADO m NBW YOKK, June 1.-After a vwynjjo made poriloiD, by lea which forced her llirce Auurvv ou of Jier coiii'( the Campiinli arrived here today front Liverpool, Iwonly-foiir liomx late, A great ihv Uuv off I lie New Foiiiidland Imnk t)ll) lU tow vtiiin Uvrv and nuuiUvrU'n "Krou " cxtcaded, piiiMi'iier (.iilil, a tur IIH tin ityn could C., At llliMU lliv Hiur buivly U'ld bv' InttdwHy, ' MMliKOItl). ORIOCION, MONDAY. .1UNM 1. 1!U I mm ROSE SHOW FRIDAY Aglnln dwarf Cwlch.l A. K. Williams (II. P.) Alhcrlo llnrbler (wlrh.l Alexander Hill Orny (T.) Alfred Colomh (It. P.) lAllnvdo Rothschild (T.) 'Allstcr Stella Gray (,V.) Amorlenn Pillar (mult, scan.) Anne Gelerstcln (8. Hrlar) Ards Rambler (11. T.) Arils Hover (11. P.) Armusn (II, C.) Augustine Oulnelfscnu (II. T.) Aviator Rlerlot (wlch.) Avoca (II. T.) Hardou Job (H. T.) Ilennctl'a Seedling (A)r-) llesslo llrown (II. -T.) Hetty 01. T.) nillnrd et Harrc (T.) Ulush Rambler (mult, scan.) Uoiuiuot d'Or (1)1 Jon Tea) nrldesmald (T.) llrltlsh Queon (II. T.) Caroline Tcstuut, Climbing (II. T.) Catherine Mermet (T.) Cecllo Hruuncr (poly, pomp.) Chateau alo Clou Yvugeot (II, T.) China, Common (C) Commnnder Jules Grnvcrcnux (It. P.) Common China (C.) Captain Crlsty (II. T.) Captain Crlsty, Climbing (II. T ) Caroline Testout.(ll. T.) Common Moss (Moss) Common Provonco (Prov.) Common Swcetbrlar (S. Hrlar) Conrad F. Meyer (rug.) Countess of Shaftesbury (II. T.) Crested Moss (Moss) Crimson China (C.) Crimson Damask-(D.) Dean Hole (H. T.) Dorothy Page-Robcrts (II. T.) Dorothy Perkins (wlch.) Dr. O'Donol Rrowno (II. T.) i Kdu Meyer (II. T.) Kdwarrt Mawlcy (II. T.) Evelyn Dauteoy (II. T.) Kxcels.i (wlch,) . Follcltc-ct-Plrpotuc (Scmpcrvtrcus) Flora Mclvor (8. Ilrlnr) Florence Pcmbcrton (II, T.) Fortune's Yellow (N.) Frau Karl Drushkl (II. P.) G. C. Waud (II. T.) Goucral Jacquomlnat (II. P.) General McArthur (II. T.) George Aronds (lf P.) George Dickson (H. T.) Glolro do ChcdaocGuluolsscnti (II. P.) Glolre do DIJon (T.) Gruss an Teplltx (II. T.) Gustav Gruncmald (II. T.) Harry Kirk (T.) Her Majesty (II. P.) Hcrmosa (II. C.) Henogln Marie Antoinette (II. T.) Hugh Dickson (II. P.) Irish llcauty (II. T.) frlsh Kleganco (II. T.) Irish Flrcflame (H. T.) Irish Glory (H. T.) Irlkh Harmony (II. T.) J. H. Clark (11. T.) Jersey Heauty (wlch.) Jonkhccr J. L. Mock (II. T.) Joseph Hill Ol, T.). ,,, i . Jullot (Austrian H,ybrld), , , -Knlscrln Augusta Victoria (II. T.) Kalscrlp. AubukU Vctorlit,rCllmblug (II. T.) Knthorlnu Zelmcl (poly, pom.) Killarnoy (II. T.) King GcorgoV. (II. T.) Lndy Allco Stanley, (II.. T,) Lady Ashtown (II. T.) Lndy Ashtovwi, Climbing (II. T.) Lady Gay (wlch.) Lady Hllllngdon (T.) Lady Pnozanoo (K, Rrlar) Lady Plrro (II. T.)- I Franco (II. T,)fj - La Franco, Climbing '(II. T.) Lamarue. (N.) , Usllo Holland (II. T.) Llborty (II. T.) ' Lord Penzance (S. Hrlar) Lyons Rose .(11. T.) ,. Mmo. Abel Ohatonay (J. T,) Mmo. Alfred Carrier .(II, N.) Mmo. ChedalO'GolaolflNeacfl (Ti) Mmo. Constant Houpert (T.) Mine. Kdouard Herrlol (Auatrlan Hybrid) Mine. Jules Gravereaux (T.) Mmo. Melanle Bouport (H. T.) Mmo. Plorra Cochet j(T,) , Mmo. Jlayary (II., T.) Mine. Sogond-Welwr (II. T.) Maman Cochot fT.) , ,. Marpchtl Nell XN.)it j ,Marlo van Houtte (T.) Marqulso do Slnety (H. T.) Mojg Merrlllos (H. Hrlar) Mildred Grant (II, T.) Molly Sharman Crawford (T.) Monsieur Joseph Hill (II. T.) Moonlight (H. T.) Moschata alba (Hybrid of Hpoclos) ,Moschatn fl, jl. (Hybrid of Species) Mrs. Aaron Ward (H. T.) Mrs. A, It. Waddoll (II. T.) Mrs. David MeKoe (H. T.) Mrs. Kdwarrt Mowloy ,(T.) Mrs. K. O. Hill (II. T.) Mrs, K, J, Holland (II, T.) Mrs. Foley Hobbs (T.) Mrs, I'ri'd Htrakor (II, T.) Mrs, (wth-u HhuwyiH' Ol. T ) MM, John Uliitf (II, I'.) ROSE m i m m Mrs. Mnynnnl Hlntuit (II. T.) Mrs. Mylea 'Kennedy (T.) Mrs, R. U( Shnrmun-Urnwford (II. p.y. , - , t Mrs. Sam. Ross (II, T.) Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt (II. -T.) Mrs. Wnkuflulil Chrlatlo .Millar (II. T.) Mrs. W, II, Uuthush (poly, pom,) Mrs. W. J. Grant (II. T.) Mrs. W. J. Grant, Climbing (it, T), ttlplmtu, Climbing (T.) Nlttt Weldou (T.) , l . Pnpn Gontlor (II. T.) !Papa Gouller, Cltmbluit (II. 'I'.) Paul Ncyrqn (II, P.) IVrlo d'Or (poly, pom,) PhnrlHiiKr (H. T.) Prince tie llulwtrlu (II. T.) Provnuco, Common (Prov.) Itnyou d'Or (Anntrlim Hybrid) Kcliio Mario Hvurlctto (II. T.) Uovo d'Or (N.) Ilhen Iteid Ol. T.) Itlrhmonrt (II. T.) Itlt-ltmond. Climbing (II. T.) Hubert Crnlg (wlch.) Sofrano (T.) Simplicity (II. T.) Soldi d'Or (Austrian Hybrid) Souvenir do Plerru Netting (T.) Sunbrust (11. T.) Suzanne Marie Kodornunchl (II. P.) 8wct Hrlar, Common (S, llrlnr) Tho Ilrldo (T.) Trier (mult, scan.) lllrlrh Ilruunor (II. P.) Una (11. Ilrlar) Vlscounlesa Folkestone (II, T.) Walter Speed (II. T.) White Dorothy (wlch.) White Killarnoy (II, T.) White Maman Cochet (T.) William Allen Hlchnrdson (N.) William Shcau (II. T.) Wlllowmero '.cphlrlno Drouhln (II. P.) II. T. slamlt for Hybrid Tea. T. stands for Tea. 11. P. stands for Hybrid Perpetual. T. R. FIRES BROADSIDE WILSON ADMINISTRATION NKW YORK, Juno !, Falluro of tho Wilson administration to handle satisfactorily either tho trust or the tariff question was charged by Col. Roosovolt In a statement he left lc hind him for publication attar his departure for Kuropo. "Tho cost of living hns not been reduced. Not tho slightest progress has been madn In solving the trust question," ho said. And again: "It has been shown that thn reduc tion of tariff In no ahupo or way helps towards this solution. Tho economic conditions nro such that business is in Jeopardy and that tho small busluoits man. the farmer nnd the Industrial wage worker aiij all suffering becausu nt theso courtl tlona." Colonel Rooiotolt said ho would put In his hardest work of tho cam paign In Now York stntr. "1 bcliovo tho tlmo has coino to clean house In New York," ho snld. Ho assailed tho "Murphy nnd llnrncs machines" hut inado no ref erence to tho tentntlvo plan of the progressiva leaders for endorsement of thn republican nomlnoo In this stnto, provided ho meets tholr re quirements. I. W. W.'S CALL JOHN 0. ROCKEFELLER MURDERER TARRYTOWN, N. Y., Juno I. A meeting In protest ngulust John P. I), Rockefeller, Jr.'a alleged conduct In tho Colorndo coal strike, held on a public square hero Saturday night, was broken up by tho nrroHt of Arthur Cnrrnn and 11 followers of thn Indus trial Workeni of tho World, Including n woman. Arriving from Now York by trolley tho I. W. W, partUuus marched up Fountain square, attracting n crowd. At tho center of tliu squnro Carron began his apecch. After ruforenccH to tho women and children killed In the Colorado labor war ho declared: 'John D. Rockefeller, Jr., who live lu Tnrrytown Is a murderer." At this point tho police stopped thn meeting, arresting tho Bpoakcr nnd )ils fqllovyors from -Now York. The prisoners will be arraigned to morrow In tho city court on tho charge of blocking traffic and hold ing a meeting In the utreot without u permit. MOUNT LA8SAN IN ERUPTION (CoitlauaA frms po 1.) lioin, The crater in one-fourlli mile from Ihe forext firo lookout Iiouhu, Hour tho old crater. No iluiii aj," bun been done yet." KupcrviHOt' Kiixliiii reported u for et fire in the ucighhorhood, eoveiin' mi area of two ncrcx, but it wiih naid nt lieadqiiartei'M here Unit llieie wax no imlieation il had lati'ii ciuihud by lliu voleanle ilittiiiliiiurc. Mount I.aHrtcn U ttituatcd on Ilia lioiiiidary between I'Iiiiiimh and HIuimIu couiitiiiH in lb' Kierra Novnda nuigo. It U 10,:i)7 feel higli and in of vol raiiin oiigin, There urn plenty of Dvldi'iu-e pf comparatively ircenl voIcmiiIu life lo Ihi found on lliu mountain, lull thein Iimn liecii no prevloim ilinliiibiiiii'n vs J I lit if (lie ineiii nry of Ilia alillc populiillon of lioillicill Callfoniii, licndilllif In HIGHWAY PAW BEST OF ITS Klft SAY CALIFORNIANS Htttlo Highway Mliglheor Hertford '( ulforihi unit HlsMj.uu County Hluhvwiy Knislnuor Graves ot Yioha' vlsllcrt 'Jncksoii county MouUnv nuili ln?leetcit (hu worV done on local hlgliwtu)a' , i Accompanlflrt by Kugl- iicor Klttrldgn, they watched i-ou creto iiaVumeut dnylug on tliu Cen tral Puliil road tuul also weal over Mio'Ki-nrtliiK hiilm; rtuiio on tho Hlrikl- oil section. "Wo have Jut let thn coiitiait for (parting the Callfotula iti!iiloit from Hie Oregon boundary for . eight miles south." said Mr. Hertford, "and the contract calls for completion this summer. Tho work )i not as heavy nn that on the .Inekxou county slrto, aurt tho tout III not bo as great. Tho contract prlres do not illlfor mntorliilly per cubic yanl. JackHou etiunty Is ilolng good work and get ting result." "No better pavement of Its kind can bo lalrt any where than Jackson county Is putting down on tho Con trnl Point road," ld Mr. OrnveH. "You will have a pavement that will last and glvo thn bout satisfaction. I rto not kuowtns yet what pavement 'will bo lulrt In Slikl)ou county for our highway. It rtepenrts largel) upon the state Hindu available" E PAPERS TO SHIPPERS WASHINGTON. Juno I. Acting under the decision of the admini stration to embargo shipments of nruis to Mijvk-o. tho department of commerce Is refusing to Imiih clear auco papers to any Mexican port, to nn ships Waring munitions of war. Government agents hnvo learned, however, thnl ship are clearing from the Pnltcit State for ports nut lu Mexico nnrt there ro-roiiclgnlng lhlr cargoes. It was snlrt the Cnlteil Statca Iiiki no control over such pnv. tire. MISSOURI PACIFIC NKW YORK, Juno t The market closed steady today Missouri Pa rifle dominated the market, dealing In that stock for thn greater purl of the session exceeding tinnmirtlous lu any of tho lender. Tho result of the note extension plnus wn still un settled when trading terminated nt tho day's lowest level, Missouri Pa cific falling abruptly. More gold for Pnrls wus withdrawn. d0nt take chances Have MEDFORD TAILORS Mul.o your next httit mid it will he RIGHT KLEIN for KLOTHES IMEDFORD ICE CREAM Till: CHI-JAM OF QUALITY Our complete equipment operated at low expense enables iih to fnriiltli the finest gradu of cream at a liOWKii prici: Wo stand back of our leo (treiim aurt Creumery llutter, Medford Creamery Jill X. lllvi-iklrto W. 1 1. Clmppell NEAREST TO EVERYTHING lint located siul moit nopuUr hotel In h City clrculstliiif let wsttr In tvrry room. IUfeU ttsnllon l ImHm Irsvsllinf aloos, Kclliriit( rruoiubly prima ifiill, Mtn your filrndi st ids huit, '.U,MllflllKlM I.Mhi, Mttnuyimnnl, Clftltr W, KUiy BMBBWnMBBBWIBBtBJBaBMBj LAWRENCE RIG'S BODY PICKEO UP IjUKIICCiJiino I.-Tin- body of lialircui'i' Ininif, llnj HnylMIt iinlor, wtm ploked up tliM utklil on tho 'il linnk nf tin'- St, l.uw'rciiee below l(iuumkl. IrviugV rium im liruled almost beyond roeuutdlioii, A ityuet tiller with (lie Initinl.H M. I." on una .ot' lil. 'filli-M led to I he ldi'il!it1i(ttioli, One hatiit hIiII idulohed a picuu of i oiibtif, piolutlily loin from lliu diH. f wll. wlinin ho w-iim "uilc io'K ili'HM'mlt of foi U In have vtIiuii lliey weie liml i)in nlnu. I'njiinln I. ,, I'ouliot of the gov-eiiiiiii-ul htenmer I .inly IJvoljn, to liotlcil lodav that lie iceoveii'd Ilia IokIikoI, of the limine-- of hetaiid lule I'mlii injfltt while eiin-lnm: lor bodioM. The boo! wiih loiind in a water I Ik lit metal box. HAS JACKSONVILLE FOUND THE SAME? 'Hie AiiMier l riiiu In tlieSlralgbl- fimwtlil Sliileoieiil of a Jin Umiii. Olio lteileut Wo have hern mailing week after week lu the loral press of Mertforrt cltltous who linxe been rid of lUstrcs. lug klrtimy nnrt bladder trouble by Doau's Kidney PIIU, and wo Inuo often wondered whether Ilio sniiii) high opinion of this medlcliiu Is lo bo found In our neighboring towns. This frau). and earnest statement by a wcljk iwii aurt respected resident of Jacksonville will set this doubt at rest. ' Andrew Cautrnll, California Ht., Jacksonville. Oregon, sas: "When I was suffering from hncknrho ami other kidney ailments. Dunn's Kid ney Pills came to my aid aurt stopped the trouble. The public endorser mem I gave ilieni several years ago still holds good." Price 0c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for n kidney remedy get Douu' Kidney Pills -the rnmo that Mr. Cuntrntl hart Fostcr-Mllburii Co., Props.. HuffAto, N Y. CHICHESTER S PILLS TllX I-.JI..I Atkinrl'nitiMMiVl t, ME wMlMI.SA !, S,ll SOLO DY DmXtfilSIS LVLOnLRt: SUMMER IS HERE Let us clean and imikn over your last year's suit or dress. Wo have tho equipment and wo Know how. Have your work done by oiio of tho largest ami most sanitary plants lu the country, the cost Is no more, NOW VOTE FOR Till-! Biggest Baseball Grab in Medford A cruli h that upaulmim of human lly who can say tho most mean mid critical things about a hall gnmo and ball playor lu thn least tlmo, with tho least caiisu null tliu least effect, Tho one who Is clotted "blggoat crabber" will hu allowed to select the liply for queon of tliu lliuio Hall car nival to bo hold hero Juno Itilh to 20th, ATTRACTIONS BY FOLEY AND BURK Ho Hiiro lo vuto limit mid much for your favorlto crab. You cun uvon vido fur yourself, Nobody tiutu noro but n urouch, niKK "CHAM" voir Oooil For Oiio Yolo I'or Cut Out Mini I'eimsll lii Ohm of Him IImIIiiI Jlfifci'M NA UlilUl . n iiu IMIU l ll,4 iM ti.M .t.nV I . hi UU I x ttmm. Tl lWr ll .rjf v nUiluio iiii.vSo fn.l.- ft Vvi tv Jj . I