Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 25, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text. til L-M ? l M mBPTOftP IVrATn TTlTnUNE, MEDPORD, , OREO Off, PRTPyY, SEPTEMBER 25, mt vmfj mve : ( ! I iy- - K PRZES AWARDED AIJ ACKSONVILL E NDUSTRIAL F NEWS ROM COUNTRY CORRESPONDENTS ZAGLE POINT EAGLETS. Hy A. 0. Flowlelt. .Inelmonvlllo held l(n hocoihI an il tin I Jndimtrlnl Kolr Hulurdny, Hnpl. 10, Over nOO pxIiIIiIIh liy Hchool chllilri'n mill 100 hy ndultn wi-ro on illMpliiy. I'rof. K. C. Ilolincr kiivo nn nflilronn on point nf oxcullonry of tno differ I'lil proilurtn, A nninlcal proKrnm followrrt TJ Hold Hporln ti'iinltt nml n unnMinH liiiino, Tint rnllnwIiiK acluil nn JuiIkoii of llin viirlniiH iliipiiMinvnln: P. (.', Ht'lini'r, nKrlcultiire: Mltt.i MiiIm'I Mi-niH, DotncMtlo Art; llerthn WuIhIi, Hclonre: Mr. Clmo, I'oiiltry nml Jlnnunl Arf, Mra. Htitnlmrt, IIOWITH, Tim followltiK nro tho lrlo win- III'IH. ' (lull I'rojrd lluhy Jarliet, TIIIIh KulpH. I'lyiiuiulli (tocli, Carroll KoliliiHon riowjr rorn, rriii wniKniuntt. I'nluloi'rt, Huynioml Ittor. 1'lyliiK iiiurhlito, llovttrly Wooden, AKrlrulttirn riclil rorn, IMiinr l.iitiullo, Inti Alitor. llui'kiTl, Hud, Wnl n r inolon, 1'n'il Cnlllim, Int. KHiihIi, Viili'iillno Hlnnliir. Int, IMnnr Ciim'Ii. 2nd. Pop rorn, lli-nry Nr-ldr-niinyr, Int. I'ln piiiiiliUIn, Vnlcnlliii) HIiikIit, '.'ml: ltuyinpid Uluxlor, 1h(. I'Md pmtipklii, IMi'iir Kuiudo, Int I'ln pumpkin, IMkut KtiHf It. 3rd. Tomutoim, .luliii Joliiiiuni, I hi; l.loy.t llnlilnnuii, 2nd; Ulutln Klt'ln li.iiutiii'r, nnl; l.ouln Ji'iiiiIiikh, 4Hi. AKrlcnltiirul KWi'i'pntuki'i, HdKiir HUMll'. Poultry I'lyinoutli Hock, Alln WnUli. Plymouth itork, Victor IIiimhi. Whlto U'Bhorn, Hlrhttrd HIiiR.Hr. llrown Leghorn, KIhIo Enlo, lt. It, I. HciIh, John Johnann, lit. OrphlnKtonx, l'nul I.iiy, Int. Hnhulti, Uodlovo. Int. HfleUn HnroH. Itudolpli Bluster. 3rd; Thoron Appltiliakur, 2nd. IHitnivitlc Hrlriiro Wlilto bread, clnn a, Mario Mar tin, lit; Mainl Cantroll. 2nd. Whlto broad, claim b, Molly Huttoy, Int; liticllo Abbott. 2nd, Cnko. clami n, IMItli ICulill, lit; Mary jlncknrt, 2nd. Cukjy clan b, DorlR Klelnhatnuie., Int; l.uclln Abbott, 2nd. DoiiKlinnti, claim n, l.oonn Cuntrnii 2nd. Doughnut, claim b. Illrhnrd Silic ic r. 2nd. I'lo, rliiM n, Kdlth Knbll, Ut; Al bert Michel, 2nd. I'lo, cIuhh b, KInIo Kltto, Int; ttal ilrrito 1 torpor, 2nd. Cook Ion, claim a, CliaH. Antiott, Int; Vnlontlno ICIiiRlor, 2nd. Cookloi, clam b, I.oiiIhd Martin. 1M; Moyd Htblnaon, 2nd. Cannod frultit and viiKt'tnbloit cIiibh n, Murlo Martin, tut; lCUlo KdnoIo, 2nd. Cunnnl fruit and vcgctnlilcn clunn b, Lillian KiihoIo, Int, Jelly clans a, Klnln Kunolo, 2nd. Jolly, cIuhh h, l'nul I.uy, lit; Ml I la ii KtiHolo, 2nd, Doiuohtlo Art Machlnn tnailo iItchh, Clrotcncn rum, 2nd, Hand in a iln apron, clnxn n, Maud Cantrall, lit; Mary Hackcrt, 2nd. Hand inndo apron, claim b, llcfl.ilo JohiiHton, Int. llt'Ht driiHHOd doll, imu h, Kttn Oroavi'H, Int; Nnldroito llarpor, 2nd; Krunrt'H Harroll, Hrd, Itaffla work, clans n, John F. Mil ler Int; Kutlo Johnnon, 2nd; Rum Hnrroll, 3rd. Haffln worH Hiibr b, Jonoptiln. Martin, Int; Thoron Applobakor, 2nd; HohhIo JohnHon, Ilrd, Itcod work, olnuN b, Harold Tlont wlclc, Int; Paul Luy, 2nd; Hunntpi Hlniilcr, 3rd, Manual Art Chulr, Hdrry Walali, Int, Kiirnltur, I.ouIh I'nhl, 1st. Hint hoiiHO, cIohh n, Vat, Slnelor, iHt; lp)a I-undB, 2nd. Illr'dl.hoiiiio, clnHH b, novorly "Wood on, lit; Htavon Wooden, 2nd, When I it it oft.' writing my IiihI iMiiiMiuiiiiii'iil ol' KmkIHh 1 wiih JiihI rcuily to tell nlioiil I). ,1, I.i'wIh iiimI Sliorly DoiIko Hii'inliiijr Iln- nielli of Iln llllli with iih, They IiihI Imtii to Ml'lll'lllll lll'll'l' II lllllll of MUllli('H llllli rniclicil hi'l'o jilMt.iii linn1 In Hpcnil tin; iiIkIiI. Williiuii Coiiiploii, fiHini'tly u i'ili .rii of HiIm pliii'i' mill oiji'i' lln owiht of I In1 now I'iiiikmih fm in licliiiinin to llr. V. II. NihIIii, Ih now tnivcliiiK In I lie iiili'ii'Kt of n IiimI ioinniiy, inn lilni; liif lii'iiiliiintli'iH in I.iih An Tin fn t hum m hlill (oiiliuuo to liiintf in tlu'ir Ima-i fur nlilp.iii'iil to Cnlifoi- inn, nml they tin going it t u kooiI piii-i', i'ioiii 7 to 8 ri'iiU jut iiouinl llvo wi'ijjhl. AfliT llii'v in nil ih'liv itiIi- I will try lo urn the mini totnl of nil, mill kiii- tiling wi liuow ii Mint Mr. Iliinlie is iiiviu; iiiiti n lot of iniincy, for I miw him ilrnw n i'IhtI; for ohm nl for Iln miiik Hub' mho oT il lllllc over iflHIII, uhile otlli'ls e. eeiveil eininiileinlile mine limn tluit. I.nt Siilnrdiiy Mike llnoley, I'niiil; Imiiih'k mnl h hi runner mIhim mime I iliil not leiini wi'ic hen1 for iliiinei on their wny In lh lliiuley rmieli, on Hit' noi III fork of l.illle Mnlle eieel;, unit whili' Ihry ! lu'ti' t'nil Huh eiilcdl nml bin Mm Alviu nml Mi. Thiiili-oii of I ,ii lie Cieek nml Intel drill 'fill H'l, llNo of I. II lie (leek, eniiip in for ilinner. Mih, Clllltlev I'lliell, whose Jills lilillil owiih one of the hi'hl I'll I III oil Millie ereek, Wits ill InUn lllx) I'll tiny. ,Mi.HeM Louisa llhiss mnl Seinmilliii Minler, who hiixe been spenilini: the Himnner out in K'liimulh roiiuty, re llirileil ii few iIiivm iiii. Misi (om Neiiluil enmineneeil her hi'IiimiI in Ihe Reese ereek hcIiiiuI (lis. Iriet on Iln lllh insl. List SiiihIii.v we IiihI nt llii Sunny hIiIo for illniM'r Mr. mnl Mr. Fnl l. Ilenth. Mr. nml Mr-. T. I-'. Holt, nml family, Mr, nml Mm. J. V.Mi'lntyri', our hunker, mnl n Htrmif.'i'r whose iiiime I iliil not leiiru. Siimlny innriiiiiir we hml the recti lur hcrviees ut the Hnplist eliurcli, mill at llio close Itev. I,. L. Sim mons, thi piiritor, Hiigesteil that we till mum to the cveniu(.' herviees prntnptlv ut 7:110, nml t tint he would Iry to net llirouu'li with hi services hy 8 o'clock, nml Mij.'mshil Hint we nil c I" tli o tern lionse lo hour Mr. Crnnilall, u notcil lecturer Hint wns sent in hero hy the wet nido of the controversy on the question of whether the ntnle of Oregon (.hull ho wrl or lry or whether we nhnll vote for or niMiust the nry nmemlmeiit. So wo nil, nliout ixty, met nt the church nml he preached, one of his best M-nnons in just twenty minutes, ami nt the close we till, I think ev ery mail, woman nml child, went to hear the lecture, showing lint wch in our little town Hint we me not ufrniil to heuriheir side of the cie.linn, as they seem to he. Hy the time we nil arrived ami were seated, the house was pretty well filled, and hy the lime the speaker urrived, about 8:1.), the scat were all filled and many were Rtamlinu. lie eoiuiueiiced by leferrim; to the present Kuropean war ami ipiotcd a prophecy hy lion. Shaw, formerly one of President .Mo Kiulcy'H cabinet, commented mi that for ipiitc a louu' time until he mid pd his audience, interested ami then he bewail to tell of the fniluro of prohi hilion in Kiiiihiis mid ilenyini; the stulenicnls that the unvernors and stntcMiicn of that state had publish ed, hill as he drew near the close of his led mo ho seenied to losu his zeal mid hepiu lo act as lliniieji lie hud mi hopes of turning or channint; the opinion of any of his audience, Hut he is a fiuu speaker and u mini Hint is caloiiluleil In influence nn uiulieneo If ho has Hie riejit sido of the ipieslion. Monday nioriilut; I slatted for (ho iuiliiHtvial fair on Hulle creek and spent the day there, and will tell about il in my noxt. ALONG ROGUE RIVER LEAVE NO FRENCH IS noiiiKAUX, Ki'ni. as, rj:wn. m. Tim I'ViiiiIi fiiri'ijsn offii'o toilny liinilo the liili'inent Hint (Icuerul HU'UKi'l', i'oiiiiiiiiiiiIIhu the fifty lliii'd Ociiiiiiii liifnnliy lirlyndii, iKhiii'd mi iiiilrri of vlilcli llm following U " Irmishilioiii "AMe no ilniii'iH, Hlionl nil mIiu lull into your IkhuU, sinuly or III K'7f'j'k '""' ll,t't'H HlU HOHIIllI'll hnih' ti)Mi)'ir iiiimwh), mm lit nwHMNi wmM !' )ti VnwUnmi NOTIOH. Notlco In hereby given that all IiiihI jiohh and pnrtnorshlp relations here (6foro cxIrIIub botwoon tno under hIkiioiI and W, K. Gllmon la tn all ronportfl tlleRolvrd. 1 CI J, It. OHOWrrKlt. l - - J I (leni((i Lynch Hold his much on Kile creek lo u Mr. Johnson mid Iiiih moved lo (Vntinl Point, Mr. nml Mrs. .luck Houston went lo Ihe willcy MoihIiiv. I hi vii Pence nml mud crew return- cd lo their home Sunday, having fin ished the load to the mines on the t'mpipiu inoiiiiluitis, Mrs. KirchiM'ssiicr wiw culled lo Knn riniicisco I'lidny by the severe illness of her sister. Klincr Murray rcluincil hoine I'ioiii Crater Inkc via Cnlifoiniii it few ilnys 110. Mr. ami Mrs. IV.tnl; I'ield, Miss llcnton, I.ee Weaver ,nul Dave Smilh passed en route for .Mount Vcinoii. They have been visiting Mr. mid .Mrs. luck Stowell. Itohcrl Kincaile enmo up Fiidiiy cvenini; mnl his ihiityhler, .Miss I'liir ciice, uliii mil home with him nni! spent tin' week end. Mrs. (Inilium was the uue. of Mi. lliiKcne Itellims Sunday. Steve Smith ol M-ilfonl wns out lo Henry rienehV hist week. Mis. II. Unwind ami Mrs. (I. Fry were Funic Point visitors Friday. Mr. mnl Mrs. .luck Walker mnl l.lnvil Fiench ciiiue down I'ioiii ('in ter lake the IiimI of the week. Frank llaiuuioml has moved lo lienr Medfoid. Ileniv Fieneli took llllli down the lir-l ol the week. Mr. ami Mi. I.imllcv of Med foul spent Sunday ut the Merriinaii home. Mis. Ilamiuoud ami Mrs. Mcriiuuiu leltiiued home with them. llurrv Meiriiumi took u load of lions to the valley Satiiiilny I. .1. Hanson nml Jim Vincent wn lonkiuir fr Imp lieie Sntiiiilay. A fine sou nrriveil nl the home of Mr. ami Mrs. Jesse Storms u few days ne,o. T. ('. dailies mid John Klipple of I'orttaml left Sunday on a hunting tiip. Mr. nml Mrs. Koiiel have moved lo Annie. Mrs. Daw and Jm-k spent Satur day night with Mrs. Skyrman. Mr. nml .Mi, Chris Ilergmau were guests nt the Fisher a-mie Sunday. Mrs. Jet tie Chi rim visited her brother, Wallace, a few days ago. Mr. mid Mrs. Dick Johnson were Kagle Point visitors Knturdiiy. . Mr. ami Mrs, Peter Heir, were Hip guests of Mr. ami Mrs. John Howard. FRENCH DELAY IN AIDINGBR told by KnKllnli frtondii, who had rota I lives connected with tiio Hrltlnh war of Men, that General Joffro, In ro- iiponHo to tlm reipicfit of (Joneral I French, tho 1 In kI lull rommandcr, for ' reluforcoriii'titn to extricate him from ,hl daiiKoroiifi poxltlon, entriinffd or ,(IerH for tho illnpatoh of such rein- forcementn to a certain high French J officer. When tho execution of tlicio iorderH waa delayed nn InvcatlRatlory wan begun. It wan known that the vithiuii in uiu rrunun wny .nit rrfiivii French officer had n Merman wife. delayed in coming to too support or ills Home in rarln wan Hearched and tho IlrltlHli when they were hard I therein were found military docu- prcHxcd by the (lertuaiiH nt Moiik, was menta of n treasonable nature. The told to her frlenda In New York to-jofflcer was Immediately court-man IT1SHDUE 10 TRAITOR'S ACT duy by Minn Fvu May of Norwood, .Mans., a former Mount Holyoko Col Icko girl, who linn been teaching ncliool In Hpalu, ami returned from Fuglaud on the Olympic. Hailed, convicted and nhot, Mlnfl May nnld that nbe had been told that the HiikIIhIi autliorlllea had rcfuned to tiermlt publication of tho affair for the fear of ltd effect on the mmimmmaM 2forT'I I 1 Jforman aJfeur ARROW COLLAR JS close fitting, graceful collar with smartly cut curved front, that admit! of easy cravat ticing. CLUETT, PEAnODY k CO., Inc. Mkcr, Troy N. Y. Minn May nald that xho had been morale of the Kngllnh troopn. For Congress Regain the Mastery Over Blood Trouble No Matter How Duheartenkif You Can Overcome IL lllood dlin-ilrri arc qulrkly rkrrkrd T K. H. H., I lie fimmu lilood tuirlllcr. It riutiri Into the liluod anil In ibn mln utrt h trarrrtnl the rntlrt circulation. It ptnt Irate to whrre the blooj U puile, It wnliri out I Uo. tiinU and ptarra nlirre lBnlloii liaa arlllril. It rlranaea the membrane, ilrlvea Irritation from the Jolnta, nil tlir l.too.1 alrram with antidotal Inlturni-c and from brail tu foot crtalra roiiOUIona Hint mule (or blood lira I lb. There are prople In every ruin miinlt)' who know thh tu ls true. Thej lia ue! S, S. K. for aevrrn forma of rlirumallini, for Inilnl.'nt, ulrerutril apou. for eruptive kkln illtraara, for any and all tboie bmllly ennilltluna raiunl by Mom! loaitril Willi Impnrlllra. Heine; a purr, product of Nature It ran nut hurt Ihe alimiacb ami baa therefore been the refuse of a bout of people mli;iiluVd In Ilii'lr dilemma by llrat tlyliiR to I lime (langrroiia nirrriirlal ilruga which have t'lalmrd ao mnny mifortiinutea. If the akin breaka nut In a raah, If holla or other eruption upprnr, If there are blood 'rMiiK nr any other Inillrallona of Im pure blood Ket a bottle of H. K. H. at once of any ilmcul.t. Hut beware of antnlltutm. If In doubt aa tn your Iron, ble or you with romprtrnt medical ml Vlre free, write lo the medical depart ment, 'the Nwlft .Sprclllc '.. M Swift llldif., Atlanta, la, Thin department la known far and wide aa one of Ihe Kreat eat of hrlpa tn blood aurferera. Hut don't il lay to Ket a buttle of H. H. H. toilay. DAISY BRAND BUTTER Huvo you Irlod UT If not, not a roll today, It will pleano you, (luar aiiteod, Wade by WHITE VELVET ICE CREAM FACTORY l M MBS. H, L. LXAOH Xzpert Gonttltr 826 North Bartlett. Phone 563 M. ua1iilililHH9PRIH1BBrv aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaataaagp-y - . , tffj m wm '' S"f - iit ...... Fred Hollister The wmnii the Courier nl8 voteri l'rwl llolll-tcr of roa llay Is Kvcry to kIvo ConBresaman llawloy'-j placo to Krotl Holllater of Coo's county, Ii liecniiKo Mr. Ilawlcy la not liiaUInK Reed the same rennon tho Courier would let go of nn Incompetent print er find put another man In his placo. Thero lan't nn Individual or ncwa paper In this dlxtrlct thai ran ask for Mr. llawloy'n return to concresa on his record for his record won't bear the strain. During his past four years In con greia ho Iioh not passed n bill except prlvnto pension bills. This of Itself wouldfi ct fio any thing agnlnst him, perhaps, but dur ing his term In congress ho has como down tho lino with tho big Interests and standpatters on about everything thoy havo tried to Jimmy through tho national leglslaturo and this of fice has bin roll call rocord to prove it. He hnfi been tho handy ninn tn tho big bunch to mich an extent Hint such periodicals as I.aKolletto's magazine linH held him up to tho view of tho peoplo as a "Mo, too," congressman. Heretofore the Democrats havo nominated n weak brother to run against Mr. Hnwley, ami mndo his return easy. Whether this wns mlafortuno or In tent doesn't matter now. Hut HiIh year Mr. Hnwloy has h llvo oiiu for on opponent a man run ning agnlust him who fa going to bent him nut. Ounce a II nii tier nnl, Doer He Is a progressive from the ground up a progressive for progressive Ore gon. Ho believes this district hni been overlooked In tho Washington shuffle, and he wnnts a new deal. Ho believes that a congressman who has served eight years and had 170 or his ITS bills killed, must hav been asleep at tho switch. It is certain that Mr. Ilawlcy has alwnya been lnuio so far as Oregon has been concerned. Supposed to bo representing this state, n state which emphatically went on record for reduced tariff duties, Mr. Hnwley took tho stump In Massnchusetts advocating a repent of tho present tnrlff Inwg and a return to protection duties. Thero nro no reasons for return ing Mr. Ilawlcy, and thero aro tho best reasons for electing Mr. Hollla ter and having this state represented by n man who represents tho peoplo. ll'i a joke, n burlesque for pro gressive Oregon, to return this Dis ciple of Joo Cannon. Wo hnvo timber to beat him and we will hnvo correct represeutntlon in Mr. Hollister. If voters of Clnckamns county will uso tholr bends and forget party, Mr. Hnwley will bo a onco-wasor Novem ber 3, nml wo will, havo a congress nmn In Washington who will not huvo to think whether ho Is repre senting Massachusetts or Oregon. Oregon City Courier. Moro Ituslne.-s unit Less lMlitlro.V Coast Man Tor (t'ald Adv.) A Coast Country Q(&! Notice Ranchers and Farmers Tho Medford Poultry & Kbk Co. have opened a houso where they will rurolvu your poultry and egg llly and itlvo tho hlulieiit inurltot ch irlt'u, Wo art alluutiiil In Ihe first build. (UK south of thu t)ulon Muut Co,' tviirhoiuo whern you will find ui limrly for bualnwim, Wo solicit your palroimjui, MKDFOKI) POULTRY k EGG CO, Hi...... mMjt 5 8, If, llauiiiim MEDFORD U. I. VanOllder Ommkiaat "The School of Modern Methods" 31 N. CKAI'E ST., MKDFOKI), OREGON IIUSINKSS, SHORTHAND AND ENGLISH DEPARTMENTS Kvory boy nml girl cannot nttoud tho University or High Hcliool fur (our years; but ovury boy and girl ran at lend the Medford Coniuiorclftl Co I In no for six moil tlm, nr u year, uml cot un oduv'ttloii Hint pays dividends for llfu, Hcliool all year. Oradualea assUloil to ponlllons, No Ifrni dvllunsuw itujciils may vntur ut any Hint, Duy mnl uvuhIhk fons, full, ilphHm ic-1 or wiliu, for full liiforumlloH, I WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION to the fnct that tho Jackson County Ilnnk desires to bo nt the utmost service, to you in your banking transactions. Wo afford yoil Bccurlty for your funds and modern fa cilities. Checking accounts aro Invited. OVER ?2 VCAR5 UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT m .m .b-zk L-Fmamnrr.rm FX'ailililililililxliaHilL.il SW7 (aFm- iOJBSHOT SHELLS '- fe :r.S r"-' Arrow and NitroClub Steel Lind SpMd ShU Scientific teata thow that Rmkgoo-UMC Arrow awal Nito CiuhJilcd.UntJSpcdlilMm ttta imtUt alxlto m wmM,. The ilttl lining gripa th powder puts every ousca el tkm t exploiWe force into a atraighuwajr dnrav Nt low iroaa tctcU cxpanalon. i . You lake abetter lead on the fatt b'naa, get nor of tliem. ! . Li V.n;."7, &' oK'o tnnKl, thlli-Vli an cultaift Rrts- ' JnaiwUK- f'. lounf odr U R.mittoo-U.MC "Arrow" and Tilf Club UMlktltnijictiJtxlj. rULUt DUck Powdr bhW. ' . Co loth. JtiltihUmi die W PJ1 AfVt lUmlnfUnVMQ-li analSparlmHdiuartci, lUHUtthem. To ttrp your tun doixd and lubrkatct fjJt u Rm Od. Uve an dr oIent. tj,lpirrnllie,nl(Tjnkibricnt. ' ItBMINCTON ARMS-UNION METALUC CLVRTHIDOR nn. - m Brt-4-.ar NnT4 FIFTY-THIRD ANNUAL OREGON STATE FAIR Salem, Sept. 28 to Oct. 3, 1914 $20,000.00 OFFERED IN PREMIUMS Por AgriiMiltuf.nl, Livestock, Poultry, Textile and other exhibits. JTorse Knees, Shooting Tournament, Band Concerts, Boys' Camp, Moving Pictures, Children Play ground, Bee Demonstration, Animal Circus and other Preo Attractions. YOU AftE INVITED. PR13E CA1P OUOUNDS Send for jjreiniuiu List and Entry Blanks. REDUCED RATES ON ALL RAILROADS Por particulars address PR AN K MER HDlTILSecretnry, rSalom, Oregon. LHiaiBI'' llHlulSlaH WHEN in x W Portland stop at th (in comparable Hotel Benson. Modtrn. fireproof, central Ralc3 Moderate. Send for free booklet. Hotel Benson w WWa (tori ii 1 VI j .a 'it "J 1 , l.'l ft 1 11 til ..n i i 'it.; ') y si -nl :? 1 1 . i.'! .! A m i-'rt , rr t f-i WMk4lkm," ttLuMM 4Mi.U. MulMlulum """" I WMWWM''''siM'i)'iiiiii''''i'