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

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Newspaper Page Texti'8 , " V ut- :. f It- It! PAGE u? -!.. TWO 5 MEDFOftD MATT, TRTBUNK, MEDFORT). OKKCION, MONJUY, .1PNK 21). 1011 cnrr 'UJ.l. Ji. IOCAL AND li. PERSONAI. t A euto.UMIo fltrnnKor.nrrlvotl nUtho homo of Mr. nml Mrs. John Wllltlnson Sunday nrterpoon, at a; 00 o'clock It's n hoy, nnd wcIrJih, nlno pounds. The Father Ik the happiest man In Jackson comity cksoii couniy. . , viinur jones-oi. k uano ' nHtlnffi of itlW carnations tptidlUK to bunltioBtt matters In the rllj'' thl morulns. , Holmes insures homos. Miss Muriel llurrl who has boon Mating friends and relatives In Portlnmt nml Abctdeon, Wash., for (ho Inst month returned this morning . t'olo Holme nml Karl Trowhrldgo iVipent Bitmlny In tho PlioenW dis trict. Carklri & Taylor, lawyer. (John 11. fcarktn. aienn O. Tnylor), Has-klns-noydcn WAg., Main street, , Will' Hevorldfie -who has heen' spending his vacation with his par-1 cuts In this city, ling returned to Spo knno where he Is omplojod by tho Northern Pacific. v At Patikcy ut Central Point spent Sunday In Medfonl visiting friends. A "King Spltx" cigar Is homo made. Try ono. 6e. Joe Ileeman of Gold Hill was a business lsttor In the city last Sat urday. Four gentlemen convicted In the police court Saturday afternoon wore fined $." and costs by Judge (Jay, and being unable to pay were put to work cutting weeds and burn ing grass On vacant lots throughout tho city. J3000.fl0 to loan on ranch or In- Sunday maintained tho record es tablished by previous days of rest this yc"or for heat, and the mercury registered 9 degrees with relative humidity I J per cent yesterday nfler lioon. Ho far the hottest weather foe 13li tins fallen on a Stlndny. At noon todnytho temperature wah 91, wilt prospects that It would reach 94 orlietter this afternoon. $ Mr. and Mrs. .1, lingers of Ash land were Medfonl tlsltors Monday. j bringing In soma lijige boqitots of the In Jcarttipj Ions They claim to bo come property. Ik A... Holmes, theUurnlshed tho(tuusIc at Inanratifs&ilnn. ,; '' ' !' IfciV tho last l'V! llloi'llll! niiimuiT3iiiiii ., ., , , I. Itoguo river In the 'ijunty olthe Ilybeo bridge, and HIg and Little llutto were lined with fishermen Sunday, dozens of Medfonl people motoring to tho river In tho afternoon to watch the fishermen. John Downs Is down from his homestead at Untie Falls for a few days. Try a "Spits" cigar, be3t Do. cigar dn tho market. Arthur Hose has returned to his work on tho Siskiyou division of the Pacific highway, after spending a few days in the city with his family. Miss Miriam Gregg has returned "to his home In Ashland after spend ing tho week visiting friends In this city. Kodak finishing the best, at Wes ton's Camera Shop. Over Isis Thea ter. , C. U Clevengor nnd wlfo arid Miss Julia Callahan of Grants Pass spent Sunday Iri tho city. Luko Deuel Is contemplating leav ing for tho cast In a few week, where he will enter Culver Military "Academy. Fresh lime. Medrord Lbr. Co. Proof of tho decline of pugilistic Interest In this valley Js shown in the returns of the Johnso'ri-Moran fight Saturday afternoon. Seven men, and one of them from Gold Hill, assem bled to hear the result. A year ago this time, with Hud Anderson at tho enlth of his glory the sight of a pair of boxing gloves would draw a crowd. A large number of cltlrcns did not know their was a fight Tor the cham pionship of tho world. Royal Bakery goods at DeVoca. Councilman Emqrlck and family and 1)111 Stewart and wlfo will leavo Jn a couple of days for a two months auto tour through tho mountain dis tricts of Wyoming. and Idaho.' Tho pollci estlnalij that r0) tran Blents were In tho city Saturday and Sunday, about half being I. W, W'.'b headed for llutto, where labor trou bles are browing. Saturday night a northbound train blocked tho Main street crossing, and a crowd gath ered. When tho train started, tho poo pi o were given an exhibition of fancy hoarding of a freight train, Hwlnglng underneath vith careless ahandon, and a misstep would have meant tho hospital or tho morgue. J, O. Gerklng. tho best all around photographer In southern Oregon. Always reliable. Negatives mado any where, tlmo or place. Studio 228 Main St. Phone 320-J. Harry Thompson of Grants Pass at tended to business mutter In this city the last of tho week. Prank Ituy wus u business vultor In Jacksonville this monlng, nego tiating for tho winter 'wipply of wood, Tho Parlllo & Eastern will run ex cursions to llutto Fnllt, July -I and 5, leading at 8 a. in. each day and ro- in., pieco 'fish- lurf finoVamnliiK. etc. iK Oeorgn K. Shaw and I.ydla II. Wll sou, both or Jledroid, were married '.Monday by Judgo Ton Voile, Call Mitchell for Vnwn mower trou ble. Phono 20. this section. Milk and cream nt DoVoe's, Joe II. Wilson of Talent Is In tho cltv today on business. Jnmcs Day of Kaglo Point spent Saturday nfteruoon mil evening In Medfonl. Kodak finishing and supplies at Weston's Camera Shop. Over lsls Theater. J. K. Goln pf Ashland was n vis itor In the eltyJSunday. Ixistcrlirotknidrln of Uueh tran sacted business Iti. the city Saturday I'antl Sunday. screen uoors ai .Mouioru uor. uo. -Dr. William Martin of Klamath Knlls Is a business Usltor In the city this week. A grass flK on Siskiyou Heights Sunday afternoon, threatened for n few minutes the homo of It. . Huhl. It was finally cxtlngulsho.l without any damage. Mme. Dreyfus glvea advtco on. all affaire of l(fe np mistakes when her advice is followed. CO rents J1,00 charts written. Colonial Flats, apart ment 5. S6 Scott Hubbard, employed for to years as operator at the Star Thea ter KlA leave shortly for Klamath Fall?. The Woolworths who have wio ineaicr CENSUS TRAFFIC ACROSS TgACJKS ON Ml STREET A census of linffio .uto the .Mnln nvenue ero-inir of tho Southern Pn eifit rnilnmtl ! heinir ninth loilnj h.v (Vi-HinK annul V. O. Unltwlnkle. nelini: upon in-tint'linn- rnnn the senernl mmlntn-iter. lt to I ill!) IliU nfleruooii llu ftdlnw imt wn 1 1 eeuut: I'eilo'.trinn-, M.V. Automobile. .Ml, Tenuis 'JStl. Hie.xeles -19. Jlotoreyele-, ol. Trains S. Tin- ufleiuoou travel nero-s the traek i e.xpeeled to briiu: the num ber t jireilestrimia eloe lo .'WHO. niii) to double the number of utitos The erossiug is Ihe eenler of ncUwty in the e'ty. Ir. Unttuinklo reporN tlint one nmu s, fur loilnv hns cross. el 21 times, with lmtf n diiy of wtilk- K rt'iiinitiiii1;. The fijjnres show (lint the old fashioned wheel i- u popular lis tho new fnngled motor eyeles. CRATER LAKE INN JULY v 1 ra mV the last IV.:. months .VIII also Mo within nrdw days. T'Uir for salo. W. H. Evcrhard. Jilri) To tho wlfo of John Wllkln- ton, June ;iu. a uoy. Only one kind of kodak finishing nt Weston's Camera Shop, that's the best. Over Islg Theater. Home of Truth, 114 South Cen tral, meetings Thursday, 3 to . p. m. J.earn to swim at Nat Tuesday fore noon. Ladles only. ar. Chnrlie Youtii? nml fniuily will leave ihe Fourth for n mouths eaiup in trip on the upper Itnjnie nml rnion creek. Tom Fiisitn nml Dr. F.inmnns spent Siiiuliiy fisliiu-; on the Utile ltutle. YL K. Vnuunii sKtit Snndiiv init iug in the Sums valley district. Mrs. S. S. Smith returned Satur day from ICniiMW where he has heeu vlsilinr for the Int.) three months. STAG SALOON OF $50 Gqor;;e Woodin wii-j nrreiteil t It I r. morniiitr'liy the jMiliee, ehnred with the theft of ..'() from Ihe Stu-r sal oon, htiniiny mornitiir ami is luniii a preliminary lieuriu lii-fote Justice Tnylor this nflcmonn. Woodin U em ployed as porter in the saloon, and is tillered to have token the 0 from its hidini; place tindenn'iitli the bur. The enche vwi- only knownjo Woodin the bartender and the proprietors. Entrance won gained ti the saloon by eitttiu the wire uer the bad; Irniip-ome. A Vtiiteh ideulilled iih be lon'in to WiMidiu was found on the fljior. Proprietor, Murphy, ns hoon jia. thft Jo .yi jiliseovered, toolc Woodip mhiiridnnd:' turned liiin over a the polie6. FELLOW PASSENGERS NEW YORK, June 29 -.When the Anchor Line steamship Campania ar rived here today three members of the crow ,wero under the surgeon's care as the result of being slashed by d woman passenger, Mrs. Anna Nichols of Glasgow. Sho Is thought to hayo become temporarily de mented and will probably bo de ported. HATRED CAUSE OF CRIME (Continued from Page 1) V?" t d- r-r ? Ml CASEs ON TRIAL (eutiiix hi n u. in. eiiuii nil) uiiii turning leuyft Unite fijla at r, p, niund trip IVj.Vy1rthisp pi Land, ball gmtf.eithdliy,'ood 'f ! HI ! II " - Weeks k McGowan Co. 4 UKDIITAXERS A, K. ihrr 7HM ii)ii II s".''-'-i 'Mm ! PORTLAND. Ore, Juno 20. In- ler-stalo commerco cocmmiHsloner A. li. Pugh gave prcccdcnco today eve: tho Astoria rate case, to hearing ar guments for and against raising rail roan rates aiiecting tuo sasn aim door trado of tho Pacific coast. In volved In the prriccedlngH aro the leading lumber manufacturers of tho Mlsslbslpid valley, all tho tranh-cou tliiuutal railroads and more than 110 different tnanufactureri of tho noithwest and;Caflforn)a. Mlsslssliipi sash and door inn nil facturers, it was statod, want the rates on these commodities raited so that they can compute with Washing ton, Oregon and, California points. tte FEELS BULLY, JUS! REAL BULLY OYNTKK IIAV. N. V., .lime '!). -"J feel bully, jwl lmll.." mini Col luiel ItooKovell today u In mount ed Inn IVifciiin uelillnu mid oluilnl ni( Willi Iii mmi Aieliie ior a long nniler. The foniiei prwldi'fllt "M II oiieiM mil In bin iloeliii, tvlm liml pie--iiilieil it lour iiioiillm mI, lepl mi lioiir inii'i Hum iiiiiiI (In- iiiomiiiii,! Idated, It is said, the blowing up of tho royal train when the arch duke and his wife were leaving Sarayovo. In rae the attempt by Vavrlo Prln xlp failed. It was learned that several bombs were found along the Sarajevo rail way over which tho arch duke and his wife would have traveled. Prlnzlp's plans were carefully laid. He secreted himself behind n build ing at a spot where It was necessary for the arch -duke's car to slacken speed. Some accounts of the crlmo say that Prtnzlp actually stood on tho step of the car as ho fired tho shots Against all theso carefully laid plans of tho crclmlnals, tho extraor dinary precautions taken by the au thorities proved unavailing, for the murderers guessed rightly that tho arch duke would not bo frlRhtened Into giving up his program after the first bomb had failed. round Sums of Money In Prlmlp's rooms the police found a large sum of money, which they say Is further proof that ho was a pal.1 assassin of somo Servian organiza tion. The sympathy not of tho rulers but of the people of Kuropc has been expressed to tho nged Kmperor Franz Josef, whoso much needed rest nt his summer residence nt Ischl has been broken by tho crlmo. Ho left Ischl, whoro ho was recuperating from his recent severe Illness, for Vienna to day. Tho Imperial train stopped at Arsteetcn, whero tho emtieror was Joined by Arch Duke Francis Salva tor and by his only daughter, the Arch Duchess Maria Valeria. From nil pnrlH of Ihe dim! mon nrehy, ns well ns from inord foreign couii'lries, messages poured In todn.v testifying l"-' profoundly painful impression produced throughout Ihe world by the iissnssiiiution of Arch Duke Vrnncis Ferdinnnd, heir lo the Auslriiiii-niingiiriiin thione and his foiisiirt, the I)iif)ict of Ilohenberg. The news pay the warmest limine to tho Into nreli duke nnd hi wife, dud refleel the sorrow nnd sympathy evoked nmeiij: nil eIiiRt.es by their death. When Hip old emperor nriived nl ii Hiirliuibun station from Mil ho was greeted with ehcers by huge crowds. His majesty drove in nn open eurri ue to Selioenliriiiiii CVtle neeom limiied liv n full Muff of brilliantly uniformed officers. Ifo nppeiired lo he in best of henllh. Mo wiis rci'civ ed ut the induce liv III"' Arch Duke ChiiVles Piniic'.i .loseiili, new heir nppureiil to Ihe Minnie, Although today wi u holiihi, the newspiipers nppeiired and deotcd their columns n.tcluielv lo yeslcr duv's tnigic eent. All of them dvult on the duvoliou to duly of Hie lute Aich Duke mid lo Ihe importiiiil M'h'iees he iciidcreil lo Hie urmy .mil iliivy, while loiichinx iifcniico wiis iiiiiilo to Ihe fniuily lelnllous d' Hi' Arch Untie mid his coiikiul, which hud been miiild'd by iiiidlnliiihi'd llllipillCHM, (liiii'iiil oxpreMiioii hum nlvin by Ihu iniHW to lh coiiffction Ihul Hie peiiple of h diml iiioiuiicliy would iilly ioiiimI Ihe person of Ihu iilde cmpi'ioi. A I.. Pnrkluirst, president of tho Crnter hake cquiiauy, ntrluMl In Med ford Monday tUI a crow of cooks, waitresses and eimloes for tho Cra ter Lake Hotel mid cabins, lie left for tho lake after securing n supply of provisions and anuounres thnt the hotel will be open for business Julv I. The rood Is now open allium lo the lake, theKovernmeut Is tmlitg the 20-ton steam 'roller to smash tin enow hanks and burn up the road'a tlrylug. A eamp at Camp Steel will also be operated b) the company. Ilomtlnr auto stage service to Ihe ,lako begins Wednesday by Conit Hall. The stage will also carry mat' u convenlenco not before permitted Superintendent Steel has been nu thorUed by the department to fit m two rooms In the superintendent's house ns rest rooms for tho general public. They nro being furnished comfortably and provide tho tourist with attractive toititiilug quarter. Mr. Pnrkhurst was accompanied to the lake by Mr. Kler, of tho Klser Photo company, whoo photographs and rolor work of tho lake nro fam ous. Mr. KUer hns resigned as landscape photographer for tho Great Northern system, hitUng completed n series of Glacier park, and will spend the entire summer at tho lake, se curing new views and photographing famous parties. an AT ST. PAUL BREAKS ST. PAl'l.. Minn.. Juno 2l The lare coffer dnm on the government works In the Mississippi river Just above Fort AnnfelMng brok undo. pressure of high, 'water this after noon. I'nlted States engineers Im mediately notified the St. Paul police department nnd a number of automo biles were dlspatihed aloiiK both sides of tho river to warn residents of tho lowlands. A section of more than SO feet of tho coffer dam was washed out. The river for several ilajV ' Inis been within about fojir feet of "flood stage and It wan rearMl'tlitf rreit of the flood from tlio'TroU'cn dam would send tho river orer a "wldo area of IcwIandH Includfif llulleilf-d InVgo squatter colony hVsh.'Pnul. ,s $2.50 FOR SPEEDING. $1150, jy "SASS" A. T. Wulkef. dilvtiin -itr K'o. ,-, of tho I'tnler Lake IVttk enmpiiuy wus nrreslcd llils nflernoon for speedlint ilowli Main nil eel, nnd wns line'd 'T-ll nnd eos(,s by I'oliee iludgo tiny. Wnllter "smtsid'1 tin) ootul, wliieh neeounls for the heavy fltiol A Hue of flf.oO wan fiisl shipped tut Walker, hut niter remark nml oli sei'Mitions on his pail hiouxhl the lolul up lo u double eagle. Chief llilt-on mude the Hires), Viud he ulleyed (hut Walker wus Citinu :I0 miles mi hour, uml hloniii); his siren. Ailloists mill molnt'.Mit have been uinniuu; hoi; wild III Hie resident distiiels Ihe last week, Host Main heiui ii fuvoiite seorehlnv ground. Al the next meeting of the council, i mi effort will be imule on Hie purl of InxpnyetN uud pedesliimm to linvej the council put on n couple of speed cops o curb the speeders. BUSINESS' ctiANfcg1, Vnrtyir npl'ui InNljIitlcjiYmlo and piorUuble io(nll hu'ilnes Yoling Niint with Mislies ediienllou pieferied, bill no,olJecllun to ImlV partner. Will oll for f asttti, half luteieiii (nriiuit InveiiHiry.) AddiesM, " ' ' ERWIN FRENCH t'liiv I It' HI Xottiiiila, Pi.itlaml, Oicuuu., ti rf in mi - TT IDENT 10 lollow- o till WASIIINOTON. June .'JO. dent WlNou todnx scut Ihe iiti; iuesiii;( of eomlolenre Kmperor of An-liin-lluiiynr : "Deeply shocked ut Ihe utrocioiis murder of His Imperial nml llnynl Highness Areh Duke Francis IVrdl 'iiiiud nml consort ut mi ns-m.iti's lmuils. I extend lo vour innjesiy, to the royal fnmily, uml In thu gov ernment of Alistriu-llituxitry, the sin eero condolences of Ibis iov eminent nnd people of Hie I'lilted SIiiIi-h mid mi expicssimi of my own prolouml svinpnlliv." CONSPIRACY CHARGE CAMIIRinnt, Mr.ss.. June 20 - -Charlea 8. .Mcllen, former prnsldoiit of tho Now York, Now HnvVn nnd Hartford railroad company; Frede rick S. Moitsly a banker, and Ralph I). Gllletts of Westfleld, wero Indicted today, accused of conspiracy by the Middlesex count Krand Jury on a charge or Inducing tho Investment committees of two savings bnnks In Cainbrldgo to lend money to tho Humpden railroad corporation MARKET REPORT Price PalO tij Healers KdOS'JOc. Iil'TTKIt- ( rcmncry, JH; d.iiry, irc two lbs, NKW l'OTATOKS f2.00 per IM lbs. ' C per' III. . ONJONK- 2 IIONKV lb- j.cr lb. VIDVAl '.ic, I'OHIC 10c to llUe. hi:i:f l'jc to j-i. LAH!) -J'Jc. JJACOX'JDe. RIIOUI.DKIIS --1-Jc. HAM 'Jlc. . - IIUTTI'K I'AT-r'jr.e. Jt , swhi:t CIM.AM .inc. ICK CIIHA.M -Wle gnf: laveMock'-S ' IIOHH l)rcstdj lie; nlive, tilj.;; SIIKKI' ."). " " STMIMIS Ahvo.b'e. f'OWS Alive, fie. VKAIi- Dressed, 12n. J'OUIi'KV .Mixed chickens, V.Ur, rcHnt'i, I8ii to 20;. liny and drain , i ..J (liiiviug I'riccH.) WHKAT--I).'c bushel. OATS- iro bushel. IIAV VoVtHi, ll iimj urnlM, 9I to ij.2. ' J'AliM-'y Whole, fffli Ion. fOKN 2S Ion. Why .Vol Get tho best smolio, Gov, Johnson, uml ulso putronlrn homu, Tt tt'OMI'.N WHO OVi:itl(l Thousands of American women In our homes are dally sorrlf Icing their lives to duty. In order to keep tho homo neat and attractive, the chil dren well dresseil mid tld, women overdo. Soon n wenlners or dis placement Is hroiiKlit on and they sufrer In sllniice, drifting nloni; from bad to worse. For 40 years I.) ilia I!. Plnkhatn's Vegetable Compound has proved n boon and a blcuslui; to women In this condition, by rcMorluc their system to a normal healthy con dition, Why don't you try If wr, i.iki: TO 'KIT tiii: HAiti K) FIT The Come Again, Idea 4l -. M sllOII.Vl.AD.Vl.Oll Is alwavs uppermost when wo'io filling vou wh Wall. Over footwear. Come In mid out line line of oxfoids, tho Ideal kIiiio for hoi weather. (7 pf. ''sjociiiTu" NOTHING BETTJER FOR YOyRSELP AND CHILDREN CHAUTAUQUA ASHLAND, OREGON JULY 7 TO 17, 1914 FINE PROGRAMS GREAT CLASS WORK ('aiiipiUtj op I'lirnislictl rnnins Sc.'iHoii liclcpls only U.(M) if hniijltt lie .Inly llc.Mi' flu L'lt'jtt I'lHiciM'is on Hip 111x1 day ," U .?:; W'lid loi-VAi'li'hAiW'rt' Ol't : : w w $i;3$$ QiU$g$r vjw m a HvVtir wr "QUALITY TlUST' fhalmers, 1915 I f LICjHT f SIX- $200p .,.,i An too it,yw it; chjHHm imm mimmmmwimmi WANTKD-Th rent' two or Ilium light housekeeping rooms Cull ul Hoi llul.eo &' Why not buy a "1915", car nqw and get an immediate delivery Call of Phone for demonstration ; ii'fi .'ci i ,'uinur .. ,-.ji,w .1 Ashpraf t Bros. MEDFORD GARAGE rnone i. IU4 o. isarticr r. vZ4 t: ) S. ' ' f , 'I'r'UhS ' .34