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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1914)
-JHT ' v ', PA110 TWO iAIKDIOOKH MAIL TRMU'NK MIODKOIJI), OHM ION. VMI)N?MSI)AV, KMPTH.MIU'IU1 Ml). 1!) 'V.' i - HHMM IOCAL AND L RERSONAL Tlio h"Ml rond attraction nt tho Vaw thoat'cr will be Kitty MaeKnve, n mimical production not Monday, .October ?, followed Ity DrWolf Hop- por, Wednesday, October 10. Tlioro I will bo n change, of vaudcvllo tonight with an extra Reed run of pictures J. O. Corking, tlio rbet nil around photographer In southern Oregon. Always reliable Negatives mado any whero, titno or plneo. Studio 228 Mnln St. Phono 3U0-J. Chlof of 1'ollco lllttson lias return ed from n campaign trip to the KlllipeLnrrlhd from Medtordh'ounco Hook district. nornincand'lerMnmicdlatclybyl Arthur Furry of l'hoonk spent mines1 Tuesday afternoon in Medioru on uns- noiinlas Wood of Grants 1'ai.a was ti Mod ford visitor Tuesday. Mrs. 11. V. Clarke and Miss Helen ClarHe, ot Grants Pass aro Medford vlsllois. Peanut Candy, 15c a pound. Get it ht DoVoo's, J. this morning nutomohllo foi the Kllppel near Holland. He was accompanied by John Smith, who arrived n few days ntfo from Klamath Kalis. Mr. Smith will, lie amploied on the prop erty. Grants Pass Courier. Ho'enro flro Insiiranco1 upon your fruit whllo In a packing house, low rates. ( 'Special short term policies. Guaranteed Insurance with B. S Tnmy, 210 Garnott-Corcy Bids. Mr. and Mrs. George It. Von dor Htdlen and son Donald of nngla Point fipont the week end vlMtlng Mr. nud Mrs. Chas. Nitnnn. Kodak finishing tho best, at Wes ton's Camera Shop. Over Isli Thea ter. Hoger Uennett Is spending the weak In tho northern part of the stale nttcndtng to business matters. Joo Under of Talent Is a business " visitor In the elty todny. DeVoo Is selling gum drops at ten cents per pound today. Tho Talent Dancing club will hold . a dancing party at Talent Friday evening. A number of Medford peo jdo will attend. K. P. Weston has returned, from n threo weeks visit In northern Cali fornia. ' . Mako your winter homo at Colonial Flnts, 217 South Riverside. " Mrs. Fannlo McNulty, arrested at Boise, Idaho, on n charge ot defraud ing tho Jackson county bank through falso representations, will bo return ed to this city Friday. Sheriff Stag ier left the first of tho week to bring her back. Tho preliminary hearing will bo hold tho first ot next week. Tho finost equipment in Oregon for printing fruit labels, Medford Print ing Co. Tho- Wago Earners and Tax Payors Toaguo will hold an Informal meeting at tho .Medford Hotel Tuesday night, and namo prccluctmcn for tho com ing election. Seo R. II. McCurdy for Aetna Fi delity and Surety Bonds. Prohibition forces are actlvo in tho country districts lining up rotors for tho fall election. Somo.of tho work ers are getting over the ground on wheels, making a houso to house can Tass. Tom Nichols of Eagle Point, prohibition candidato for tho stnto ' eenato Is innkfng an actlvo campaign. Most of tho candidates for county of fices on all the tickets will bring out their heavy artillery tho first of the month for a whirlwind finish. Tho oldest cxcluslvo agency In Medford, "reliable protection, our only business. Holmes, tho Insurance Man. If Dud Anderson, former prido of Medford. appeared in an exhibition bout at Pendleton Friday night, tho press of tho northwest did not con sider it worth mentioning. Den Chnvoz, a featherweight, and former camp nttendant of Andcrson'H was knocked out in half a minute. Dick Donald at ono tlmo had him under his managerial wing. Kodak finishing and supplies at Weston's Camera Shop. Over Isis Theater. Tho railroad yards aro full of wanderers beating their way south for tho winter. Train crows on tho S. P, liavo boon initructod to keep thorn off, and have special ngents out to seo that the rule la obeyed. On Eomo rnllronds in this country trainmen mako more money than tho directors charging a "dollar a divis ion" for box car travelers. Authentic war news received by Mali Trihuno leased wlro will bo posted during tho day at Hotel Med ford. K, V. Coffin loft Tuesday for San Francisco to visit fi lends and rela tives. Got it at Do Voo's. Tho next term of the grand Jury will open October 19, nud tho petit Jury wil open n week later. 15. H. Tumy writes all form of in siiranco. Excellent companies, good locul service. 210 Oaruott-Corey Bldg. flnmn Warden A. S Hubbard spent Tuesday In Medford attending to offi cial business, .Automatic haw ball, that brand bow out door game, has arrived in Medford. Seo it at DoVoes tonight, Just went of Hotel Mitfnrd. fr)io quail keuuun will open tomor row, uiid tint lowlands and muudowH will bo full of hunters. Owing to depredations of punt easons u number of laud owners In tho Tuhlct Hock district! which is a favorite iiul wu Hon, Iimtf warnings mw boon ). KIM'd, JIuihIII''IiIhk and plralliitf rtoiui jiHd HiotJW iimdn ut Mis. Hatiuy rirnwiiisklHK parlor, Him' toru J hit Alt' Mw4Uf vf )lsu J'ru'H'lm, vOio h MH vjIIIhk hi iprm in M Iness. Wanted sound, .voung blnck horse between 1300 and 1100 lbs. Com- .tnunlcnte with J. H. Murphy, Nash Hotel Immediately. 11 Miss Helen PurucKer will leave for the eat shortly Vhcro she will spend the winter. Medford Poultry and Egg Co. have fine la!ng hens for sale. The High school and Alumni foot ball teams will play a game nt tho Jackson school grounds next Satur day afternoon. Following Saturdays until Thanksgiving will see games with Klamath Falls, Ashland. Grants Pass, and northern Cnllfornln teams. Now Is the time to buy your win ter laying hens. Wo have some choice ones for sale. Medford Poul try and Egg Co. Sid Drown, Court Hnll. W. A. Stow art, William Dates, Charles Palm nnd William Miller aro among Medford hunters spending a few days on 'the Klamath county lakes after ducks. The duck season opens tomorrow. Dig bargains in millinery com mencing Friday at Rundlett Sisters, ion North Central. 1C.' Probation Officer Charles Gny left Tuesday night to place tho four Cow. an children ot Ashland In chargo of tho Hoys and Girls society at Port land. Flro salo of millinery begins Fri day at Rundlett's, 103 North Cen tral. 1C5 Frank Newell of Rogue River spent fie first ot tho week In Medford at tending to business matters. A public reception on Wednesday evening, Sept. 30, at S o'clock tho members of the 51. E. church will give Rev. nnd Mrs. E. O. Eldrldge.n farewell reception at tho church. II members and friends of tho church cordially invited. A good program will bo given consisting of songs, reci tations and speeches. Everybody wel come. 164 , Apple cider of local production for thlf. season Is making Its appearance aUoc,al thirst emporiums. JC a, lioimes, mo Jnauranco-oian, has $1300 to loan. Walter Merrick, Mrs. Ij. E. Enyart, and Miss Opal Lang will return Fri day fro pi a week spent bear hunting on Wood, ruff Meadows. ' Ylbnry Walters of Prospect Is In tho city on business this week. Councilman Gcorgo Porter loft this morning for Klamath countyfto spend the rest of tho week duck hunting. Tho K'Ks lodge will hold a smoker after tho tegular session of the lodge tomorrow i.lght. A feast, music, and speech making will make up tho evening's program. Miss Nell Storm will leave in a few days for a visit with friends and rela tives in Portland. Judge J. R. Nell ot Jacksonville spent Monday in Medford visiting friends. Section hands at Stclnman havo complained that an offlcor of tho law deprived them of their rifle last week and were under tho Impression that they could secure redress. Tho con fiscation was mado upon tho law pro hibiting an unnaturalized resident having firearms, without a special license. It was suspected that sec tion workers wore killing gnmo nnd birds. Moso Durkdull nnd II. G. Worthing ton will leavo tomorrow on a quail hunting trip. E. J. Vlning of Ashland was a bus iness visitor In tho city Wednesday. A 10 pound watormelon raised by D. H. Humscom of tho Tablo Rock district is on exhibition at thu Com raerclal club. A cucumber grown by Pat Mogo In his kitchen gardon Is also shown. J. 11. McNeil of Grund Forks, D. C, is among the out of town visitors In the city. this week, M, F. .Sanders nnd wlfo nnd chil dren of San Jacinto, C'al., aro in tho cll. JAPANESE MAI! HELMS' NDIN WITH BRITISH IS ; RELICS AI ;FAIR OFFICIALLY DENED i The bent of.it he rvllrs In the Kd Helms' collection, now fit tho pioneer bar l Jacksonville, will bo sent to the I'M. fair, an u fcatuto of the WASHINGTON, Sept. 30. Official southern Oiogou exhibit atoidlng to nnd diplomatic quatter united today .plane under wnj, Among tho ciitloiv In dlscredltlrg n published report of Hon Is a bow and arrow said to have a secret Anglo-Japanese agreement ibeeu used by Captnln Jack of the under which Japan was to hove n'Modocs In lit early liny raids, and a free hand In China, which to bo por-' piece, of the tvpo "with which tho tnltted to send Japanese emigrants I flrtt Ivuchltig IikUiU 'section wan no lo all parts ot the British Empire, i gotlaled. Many other Interesting BELGIAN BATTLE IS FINAL EFFORT liltm W ii'nllv iipn!iilh'rit, "'h louiitiN Anlweip, it In not on lo miiKe iiu ilcliiiile -tiili'iiicnl nil III llit u"Milt o' ImliiCR (Tiieh.laj ) buttle in kuiiuii, In uii.v i'mi' Hie III tm n w well o Moduli mill ili'lVml- cil. I lie (liiiiimii lioon in the luM lew ilnv uiiiNt luivo litu'ii t'limiiiuiiv (Vilninlv limits tlioii-iimls luivo lulli'i.." LONDON. Sent. .10. ;i "JO o. m. Tho eoriexpiiniliiil ot' the l."inl-'ii ; llnil.v ftiioni.-lo wilh Hie Uolci.tiiH, I GREAT GALE PflUSTnATF.S wiiliuj; unilor .volouluy's ito, oli Imilet. thai iicittlv lod.OOO Uihih me 0ngii!eil in n tlt'Mitiillii lialllo lilting n litio iiMeuiliiiv: I nun Teiwoiulo ! Aer-ohot. "Tliw Imttle," Hi iCAOLE LINES TO SWEDEN wlilrh would Include Caniidn nud Aus tralia, nnd was to havo a DrltNh loan og J200.O0O.O00 while Japanese curios comprise the collection, In cluding a doen or so fro.ik growths of wood. mastodon tusk found I.ONMHN, Kepi. HO. (1 I.I . in. A tVnlrnl Nov- tliMiuiteli I'n.iii t'nicii liiiyt'ii av i (luil till ciilili' i mm "(nni i'oii'iniilt'iil I lit Iwt'i n Sunleii nml (Imiiii uv have ni-. "iipiienix to In- the la-l t'l't'otl j In rii inlciilnilu! sinci' vcli'iiluv n, i mi linth stilts Holiiiiiii itsi-liiin e in i hii-i niit mi', il , Htniid, it' t,lic tho Ini'i'.iit llic Mtit'iiit' (ieimiitt itt' uretil - tit iiirunllnir. M nun ITTC III lum U.OI FOOD SIOFF PRICES THU IIAUinC, via l.oiiiluu, tfoni. .'Id, C.iaO ji, in.-"Tlio Hovmiuufiiit tif tho Ni'iliniluiitU In nlinttt to inalit) an liivmitoiy or tin KltieliH uf whiHil ninl flour In nil of the mills of tlm (otin. ivy. Tim lulll Hint nt nitiif' 'In iditipiv with ih iiimiiiiiiitsniT urn itov. oiitiiiniit will Ii6 rurhlslmirtfini' tho iteceKHiry niippHpn of whont'. .Tho KiiVi'inini'iit aUo sotifi will fix 'mini mum piicoh for win tit, tlo'tir itml liriiul. ' ' '' troops were to assist In putting down on the Applegate )eats ago l.s another disaffection In Dritlsh lndln. j telle. Steps Will lie tnUeu to In- At tho British embassy it was teiest tho proper nii'iioiltlei In the stated that official warning had been ' proposed dlsptav. sent from Loudon some time ago to' - - lie on tlio watch for such a report, Dritlsh officials in China having ad vised tho home government that the report would be sot In circulation for the purpont of arousing antagonisms. Nothing Is known of the alleged loan. but It Is said that If any funds have been raised through tho London i . ""I"11' Mhm i-w"R ii-miiii-market It would be In tho natural i "- '.,tf iiuiiiiineui ..l the v:K'r- liineo in tin eiiv til uto .ii'wr i . . . tenuis or the Anirrifun itml National yifr0A--.'frfrM PLAY IN MEDFORD course of financial transactions nnd without the slightest bearing on the alleged agreement ns to Japan's ac tivity In China. As to Japan having a free hand In China, state department offlclaU re call tho statements coming from Lon don at the time ot Japan's ultimatum that Japan's field of activity In China 1oiii.mii' tenuis in this eitv, Miuttlav, Nov ember "2. The hull players usk a jitinrnnteo of ."i00. Kliim will vvue limit tonittht lltatrjio will jiiummtc'' them thin niiitimil' mi the utile ie reipts. Should tlio l fer lie net cptel, lireiiar.itiuiis t'lir.tlit' iuiiiin ot" the ,.... :n i... i i..i l .... ..ir... i would bo restricted to the China Soa -V" " " " "VV V ; " " ' tiinifi. In hrill.r hiWMlltll v in limit its lar north n- Unselmrir ninl -outh l: and the German poKsessInu of Kino Chow ami would not extend to tho mainland of China. INDIAN JAILED FDR A An order was Issued by the pollco this morning to the effect Hint an In dian found In n saloon would bo ar rested and subject to tho full penalty of tho federnl law. Tho order ap plies to full and fractional breeds of rod men. Tho first arrest was that of Joo Got a Klamnth Falls aborlgno who urrlvcd this morning from tho Hol land round-up. Joo was highly In dlgnnpt', because no pnq wopld sell him liquor, and with every refusal would start an argument. Ho was put In Jail by Officer Clngcndo pend ing further Investigation. !t tilling. The iersotn of the two tenuis itulii.li' Connie Mud., muu (iger or the Athletics, ,jt the pick of the two innpir leuj;ilt'. Tho hifl.'es slur listed is IVntik llaker, the home, run maker. rOM FREKAS LOSES TEAM THROUGH FRIEND Tom Frekas, star witness in tho Mike Spanos trial, lent a team of horses to an Itnllan friend, and now alleges he Is shy both friend and team. Fre'wis asserts his friend took j the horses to Eugene mi the pretext I of having grading, work to do, nud (there sold his property for !.p0 and kept tho money, The local nnd Lnno county nuthorith'iM uro Investigating Crater like .Sjieclal Trip". Parties wishing to go to Crater Lake during this flno weather, can mako special arrangements with tho Hall Taxi company. Seven passen gers, round trip, $10 each; six pass engers, round trip, ll each; nvo passengers, round trip, $12; Tour passengers, round trfp, 1 13. CO. For particulars phono Seeloy Hnll, manager Hall Taxi company. 101 tho case. ' 1 H i a: No Alum" must be the watchword when the housewife . buys bakinjx powder. Alum is well known to be a powerful astringent, and .should never be used in food. Prof. Geo. '. lUrhi'y M. O., of the. Unher , suy of Pennsylvania , says: i ( I consider the tstt of alum baking powder highly injurious to health. Food economy now, more than ever, demands the purchase and use of those food articles of known high quality and absolute -purity and healthfulness. ROYAL Is a Pure, Cream of Tartar BAKING POWDER Contains No Alum Perfectly leavens, leaves no unlicaltliful residues, makes the fond more delicious and wholesome. r r 5Vs,id'yvvvv"'l'ywv''lVi'i4if''ici t9'yv'VFfy?7y TO CKSHJ!'Y. TOO laTK itKNTr-.l'iir'nlslied von modern 3 7 2-J. Iioiim.', closo ro.om In , In. Phono FOH UH.NT Two room fiirnlshi'd honso. Largo closet nnd pantry, electric lights and city water. 317 West 2nd St , phono MO-.M. WK LIKE TO FIT Till: HA ft!)' TO FIT 1)0,11 Today Itcsolvo to innoki) (jov, Johnson cigars, Jljnjio.jijul thereby iiairon- uu.noiiu jumniry, tf $mmL'AKLmMi r4 ramous leatner Lisle & Fibre Silk Hose 25c. FOR MEN md WOMEN Alt Koodi yent potpald on receipt ot prlex eicept (Jlovet Cleaned or Umbrellaj Kcpilrcd, We art Speclallsti tn Men's, Women's and Children's Gloves, Hosiery & Umbrellas The Agent for PHOENIX GUARANTEED HILK IIOSK MeCAM.UM HOSIERY WAYNE KNIT HOSK ONYX IIOSIEKV KAYHEK UOhK CREST CAfK. KID and MOCHA OI.OVRS DENT OLOVE3 KAYSKK SII.K and WOOL OI.OVIH FORTjnEI) UMIitELLAS KEl'AIItlNQ Bttttr CtoJt rr Lit I i.3 'm2: T9t r&i PORTLAND, OREGON mwm lll Mi- Artistic :3ho.es Pretty feet aro often clumitlly clad. ' A woiiian'a foot tan bo, mado pret tier hy uelectlug tlio.rlgltt niton. i I Our bIiocb nro skillfully modeled. I Thny uro made in slmpo to fit all tjit'H ot feet ami r to make any foot (attructlvo. I Wo want to Keo ovory womun with a I uu to "for liiiiMl(Hii(tliV)a. aooa &w" Lilg S Sftoc loro SrraH FPf. n ! A f v r Hll L Si Sbv --"M TTiiMtfcaiTi'n -. , -bv- r r wm tWu?9gJ?i jj" aRat J Dixie Queen It's a Brick l-j Lay in a Lot of it i , 'ird,' You could smoke or I QOj i chew Dixie Queen by -7 , thezoandyou'dnever iSct enough it's so mel- et enouiii low and rich and pleasing. Lay in a supply of it today. Keep some at home and some on the job, and it will hold you steady as a spirit- leycj trues a wall. DIXIE QUEEN NOTH.'K, Notlro m hereby given that tho un- dnrnlgnod will apply lo lite city coun cil ut iU mooting to bo held October U, 1UH, fur n llrmiM) to Hull mult. xplrltuouH urn vInmiim ll'iuorw in WUlllt('M eHH ihun a kuIIoii ut IN plum at biiMni'KH, J.'J Houlh iou. Hniii, city of HviUunl, tor u perlml of nit iiioiiIIk, Hrfted Hepleliibr-r , IttM. O. M. HI5LHJJV, TlutUv. .- IRENE HAMPTON ISAACS PIAN9 VIRTUOSO l.lil Silieuluf I'lint) Instructor, Accompanist, Couclrfgr Knscmblc Sinin Plug Cut Tobacco is the one perfect tobacco for the sturdy man who likes his tobacco i;ich,iuU-ho4ied and stti.sfyhi. Made of pure old 'Hurley leaf, aged carefully for three to live years, so as to bring out all its fragrant flavor and sweetness. This is what makes DIXIE QUEEN always the same. It doesn't depend upon one season's crop, Jike ijptuiiy tobaccos. We have several seasons crops ajways stored away. Dixie Queen lasts in tie pipe because it hums slow holds its flavor when you chew il. Take DIXIE QuiiRN on the job for a week's try-put after that you'll always carry D.IXI.E QUEEN in your jeans. Sold everywhere in convenient 5c fojl packages jiko in 10c pouches and 50c lunch boxen, YflC AMKHICAH TONAOOO COMPAHV 4 il Wf' !kL fr " a I Bit! 5 n ft M t .Sluilio 1105 WfilMiiliiiSl, Ilion.!36l