Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 07, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text. y-vMfci fVl 4&J5tAm?m rTTTTCTSiytmp " , Tf &hr( PAOK TWO MlSniTORT) MAIL TKIBUNR MErWORT), ORIWON. WMDNKRDAY, orromw 7, 1!)1. Bfcw ijTwiWHMrfiFinftyi-m" ' l r IK if- i ., & .... IOCALAND L PERSONAL It, H. lltillorlc a telegraph operator, nttemplod to board next to tlio last car of No. 14 thin morning na the train. imh pulling out. Ho was warned y tho ngcnt not to attempt It", but RWtintr on nml fell lcnKthwtso to tlio crouml, tho wheels uilsslng his limb, but nn Inch. Trainmen paw lilm fall nml slopped tho train. Bul lock ivna not hurt nml boarded tho train which was wilting for him. Ho held a ticket to Grants Pass. When ordering your bread by phone, ntivnyB ray tho Pennant wrapped. 105 Thoro will soon bo n vacancy for nn npprcntlco nt tho puuiic library. Applications mny bo mndo to tho li brarian. Miss Ilooscy for fresh hominy, hoo'tli 13, Tuesdays and Saturdays. 175 Attorney n. V. Mulkoy of this city who has been campaigning In tho Wll lnmette valley in tho Intorests of the rc-cstab!lshmcnt of tho statu normal school' nt Ashland, has returned to tho city. Salem, Hoscburg and Kugcno papers speak flatcrlngly of his good work. Mr. Mulkoy was for merly president of the Southern Ore gon Xormal. Call 319-Ij for scissor and knlfo sharpening. 1 call nt your homo to do tho work. 11. S. Allen. 170 Leo Jacobs, democratic camlidnto for county recorder Is spending the week In tho country districts. Peanut candy. 15c a pound. Get It nt DoVoo's. James Wtlt) combe, republican can didate for governor will spend Thurs day and Friday In this valley In tho Interests of his candidacy. He ex perts to lslt Ashland, Jacksonville nnd Central Point during his stay In this section. Koaak finishing the best, at Wes ton's Camera Shop. Ovor Isls Thea ter. S. P. officials at Roseburg advised tho Mcdford police last night that 20 hoboca were on board southbound passenger trnln Xo. 11, that reaches this city at 3:20 a. in., nnd nsked their usslstnnco in dislodging tho wander ing gents from underneath and on top of tho cars. They refused to got off, although the train crew had been Xussing with them all night. When the train reached this city tho knights of to rodB were told to pilo off. They did and piled right back on. This Attornojs O'Xell nnd lleekmnn of Klnmnth Kails nro In the city attend ing to legnl business before tho fed eral court They nro representing Thomas G. Smith tho Klnmnth Indian accused of tlio murder of Link lllier Ileal). J. O. Gerklng, the best all around photographer In southorn Oregon. Always rcllablo. Xegatlves mnilo any where, tlmo or plnco. Studio 228 Main St. Phono 3 110-J. Mrs. Mnslo llurnott and Mrs. Geor gia Helms havo returned from n threo weeks visit In California. Gcoigo Tranna, for three jears and oi or city water superintendent, left this morning for San Francisco, where ho has a new position. H. A. Holmes, tho Insurance Man, has 1500 to loan. Mrs. S. C. HowlctlR or Knglo Point spent Monday In this city attending tho reception to Illll Hnnley, sena torial candidate. Hemstitching and pleating dono nnd models mndo at Mrs. Haney's dressmaking parlors, Moo's storo. 192 Sweet elder at Do Voe's. Dr. Roberta has sold his dentistry practice here to Dentist Xash of ltld dle. Mr. Roberts will move to Jack son county, nnd will eventually re sume tho practice of dentistry nt Medford. Kred Pelouze of Eagle Point Is nt tendlng federnl court this week as a uror. If you want to saio money trado at F. K. Deuel & Co.'s. Reports were filed with tho police this morning of the theft of two wheels Monday night by unknown thclves. An entirely now stock of men's nnd boy's up-to-date clothing and furnish ings nre now on display. Men's nil wool suits. $10.00 to $22.50, that sell elsewhere at JIG. 50 to $.10.00. Children's Norfolk suits, latest mod els. $2.50 to $10.00. KUowhcro you will pay $3.50 to $15.00. You mny be from Missouri, but wo can "show you" if you will come in and give us a chance. An entirely new stock of Munslng Underwear. Wo glvo Fi delity trading stamps. Deuel & Co. Another delegation of Indians from tho Klamath reservation will nr- rlvo in tho city tho end of tho week as witnesses In the Peter Smith mur der trial. 13. X. Youug or Glcndalo is a busi ness visitor in tho city this week. S. B. Holmes of Eagle Point spent Monday In Mcdford attending to bust, nes matters. Tho showing 25 cent four-ln-hands at Deuel's is exceptionally good and will save you money. Deuel & Co. Pat Welsh, president of tho Rogue lands company and R. II. Xell vice- WITHYCOMBE SEEKS VOIES IN VALLEY lames i'n diiil into Wit Uj combo, for governor. Is lepuhticiui due in Aloilfonl, Wednesday to meet politic ians. iiiitFenmiialii for lole. Ho a" met nt Kogue Kivcr by S. S. Smith. 1 II. Madden nnd l W. Hoi lis and driven to (lold Hill nnd (Vn- Inil Point. He will spend two dais in the mllo.v, holding a leeeptiou tit tho Medford hotel nt 'J uVloek' Thursday ufteinoon. Dr. ,1. .M. Keene and other promi nent tvpiiliHenus who have charge of his campaign, Mill lour the inlloi with him. William llanley, progies-iio candi date for senator, speaks toniulit nj Jacksonville and leaies for the north Thurdav. KITTY MPf AT T I TRIAL TOOAY Fiesh futm l( tiuimphaiit .unit nt the Comedy, NVv Yiuk, "Kitt Mao Kay,' the htillinut plit fiont the pen of t'atheiiue f'usliing, will be the at t motion ut tho I'agO llieater on Wed, nosdny, October 7, for one peifoim unco, under the direction of William Klliott. The .same comimiiv nnd pro- duetioii will ho scon here that ap pealed iu the mettoiiolirt, "Kitl" wits enlluisuislicall.i ie eoixed by the diiuuatie iiutlioritios when die made lior how In New York, and Alan Dale, tlio famous- ciitic, said: "Don't let 'Kittv .Maotuij' cs cape ,oii. llreak all voiir tango en gagements and go." The Kieuing Sun pioehiimed: '"Kittv AlooKay' m u Inotli of u giil ami goes .sluiight to the Item I." In the orgauiratioit )iesentiiig "Kitty'' are hiicIi well-known nersoim as .Mai'ione Munay, Wallace Kr kine, Kleunor Daiiielr, liiuics r'niliti son. Utile P.vott mid others. I lie PoinIhii fioiilior fioin with a eoimlgiiinl'iil of uiiu. "The mothid IVnr on Iho purl of Kiighuid Hint the tuilli of tin) pics out nit nation in Humpo iiiiuhl ho oomo known in Kg.ipl fuis lotullcil m loiy slnct measiiics nml some lilund eng. All timolol milling in or leaiiug P.g.ipl hid oniond for loi ters or papeis. i;ujlii olliouils at AloMiiidiin, on September 7, made on extended noiucIi for tin nle ot Iho klicdiio dud lor Ids' Hifer, I'lincc-H Nimot lluiieiu. I'giiiliuu Indent i ruiopoloioilioai-il mnl, hut louiinloi lIHoonipll- titt'httirv to (I ion I Urltuln tlio lloggod mill llioii sent to jail for ihco uipnllih. Hthsoiiboi'ri lo iioHpnpolf of Tillkoi mo hcnleiieoil i tlnco iiiniiths in iii'Ihoii ami fiuod foOO. "Tho hoops of liuliu woio (oh) that tliov no to doing .cut In Km ope for a mi it it (i t lomiinuioiii." TOO liTM TO (Hi.UI.SI FY. 'I'OH ttAI.K Todn.i, 10 1 1 Pnid tour- lug car, nought August Mh, com PlOlo cipilpilllMll, wild whi'olH, cloo tilil IuhiiI, tall, iIiihIi ami Hide lU'.htti fidlii stoniKo liiitloi'V. No i on I ns tnlo, no tlmo. IIihI good utsli of for tahi'it our. Walter iimno, 2ft Hum mil Auiiiiic, 170 You Oct the Host Thoro In when you niuolt Oov. Jonii sou elgarH and patronize homo Indus trim FOR HAI.IV Cor V. Iniiaoii. I7f. NTI I) ii Fir. l;liloil liulv milk, Cull BERLIN EXPECTS CAPITULATION (Conttnuod from Page i) was no sorrow to tho local nollee. as they had no moro uro for tho wand- President, both of Spokane aro In tho nrrni tl.nn nnv oMipp town nlonp tho!c,t and" Valley for a tow daS ln- The preliuiinnri homing of Mrs. Fannie McNulty, .clanged with do frmtding the Jackson Couutv hank out of .s;i80 through the mediiun of a ecrtifieate of dopoit helongiug to J .Mr. Ninth lollin-. is beim; held in lustiee Tailor's court this utter noon. The principal witness wn Mrs. Collins, who tivtilieil she show ed the certificate o friends and Mfs. jfcNulty. with whom she was stop. pirn:. I lie piece ol paper that rep resented all her worldly wealth was kept in the bottom of her trunk. Ou July 10 the certificate was cashed at the bank. Mrs. Collins testified that tho defendant was sick upon this day. The lirclimium v homing will take nil afternoon, a doon or mi wituis.se-. being called by both .sides. Prosecu tor Kelly represents the state mid Attorney H. F. Mulkoy the defense. ' Alinr. known u-. the enemy of Kus. em. who has been n fugitiiu in Per sia for sonic ic.irs, has tctmucd to 1915 HUPMOBILE HERE THURSDAV AND FRIDAY NO SIGNS OF END (Continued from Page 1) Mr. Dulmago of tho l)ulmai;e Manly Auto Co., of Portland is tour ing the state with a 1915 model K. Ilupmoblle. The Model 1C. Is a flvo passenger touring car, with 119 inch wheolb.iso, .".txl tires, welching 2G50 pounds and uoit-Mnllnhlo motor. All tho latest Improvements nro added to thlo car, )ct with Midi situ pliclty that any one can easily mas ter them. With its atMo of beauty, eronomy and endurance to withstand rough mountain roads, this automo- I bile can well he, called the car of tho American family. Wo will bo pleased to give demon strations on the two above dates to all those Intorontcd In this car. Ora tor I.uko Motor Car Co. 170 felSliiil"' ' it W ' wre&NXHB l i H iwfii'T ' MiKriSlM Rr!ixBL- L A ' ' A 1 ' H iH line. Thoro Is a heavy travel south at this soason of tho year ot frco pas rcngers, and they travel in gangs and defy tho train crews. Full detailed report of world's scr ies baseball games at Alco. " So far this month there has been no alarm of firo turned In for tho local department. Mako your winter homo at Colonial Flata, 217 South Rlvorsido. Coming back! Miss Virginia Carder of this city is visiting relatives in Grants Pass this week. The finest equipment in Oregon for printing fruit labels. Medford Print ing Co. Tho ndvanco solo for "Kitty Mac kay" at the Page Theater tonight is largo. A special matlneo will be given by tho management Thursday afternoon to accommodate tho pa trons deslrious of seeing the "Trey of Hearts." Coming back! Two cnrlondB of Roguo river valley Mock were shipped to Portland Mon day, and nnither consignment will bo bent out the lnet of tho week. Tho bhlpplng of turkoys und chickens for tho holiday trado will begin next week'. Tho oldest excluslvo agency In Mcdford, reliable protection, our only business. Holmes; tho Insurance Man. I.ullior IJakcr of Jacksonville spent Monday in Medford attending to bus!. ncsB matters. Kodak finishing and, supplies t Weston's Camera Shop. Orer Isis Theater. Coming back! WlllJum Mullor left this morning on a biisluesH trip to Lou Angeles. John Fori returned Monday from n two weeks business trip through ijho northern part of the ntato. , Authentic war nows received by ljlall Trjbune leased wlro will ba posted during tho day at Hotel Med ford. Ben Plymale and Oioior Corum loft this periling on a duck hunting trip to tho Klamath I.uko rountiy. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Hopkins upent Monday In Med ford attending tho io- copllon to BUI Haulcy at tho Medford Hotel n tho qvcnlng. Got it at Do Voe. K, B. Tumy wrltos all form of In surance, Excellent tompanlos, good local service, 210 Ournott-Coroy Illdg. Dillon Hill U attending to business lUHftern In the ilty toduy. .rsiiK Johnwm of Wlllii, Oro., U pMdlnjr h fw dwy In Mcdford. spectlng conditions, and going over tho canals of the company with Man nger Sullivan. Miss Muriel Ilurrls Is suffering from a slight illness. One drunk was landed In tho city Jail Monday night, the first to be re corded so far this month. Col. R. C. Washburn of Table Rock was a business visitor in tho city the first of tho week. Mrs. Robert Telfer of KtiRcno is visiting friends and telatives in this city. 'I no Mcdtord Chamber of Com merce, not tho Commercial club, an organization of wbfch Dr. Kvcrhardt Is one of the founders, appeared be foro tho city council last night, and suggested that tho city establish a municipal lighting plant as a moans to solve tho present suit of tho California-Oregon Power company, bring lower rates, and develop tho water power of tho valley, besides furnish ing employment. So action wbb taken; on the matter. J. H. McDauiels of tho Antelope, is showing some flno Nowtowns grown on his ranch without Irrigation. Ho claims mat no ono tan show finer fruit this year, Tho Aufttrlans claim success in On- llcla also. On tho other hand, tho Russians aro reported as steadily advancing to the westward and southwnrd. The most recent British victim of mines Is the steamer Ardmount, which Is variously reported as sent to tho bottom by British and Gorman mines. Tho official report is not yet available, but it is claimed that If steamers are following the sailing di rections there is no danger to them from the British mine' field. This initio field is now regarded, it Is said, as essential, as It has securely scalod tho channel )n preparation for a per iod of fogs in long nights when tho lookout by nlr craft will no longer bo possible. SPECIAL TO WOMEN Tlio moat economical, cleansing nnd germicidal 6t all antiseptics la A soluble Antiseptic Powder to be dissolved in water as needed. As a medicinal antiseptic for douches l In treating catarrh, Inflammation or ulceration ol nose, throat, nnd that caused by fcminlno illslthaanoequnl. For ten years tho Lydla U Pinkhnm Modlclno Co. has recommended Paxtlno in their private corrcupoudenco with women, which proves its superiority. Women who have been cured say It Is "north Iti weight in gold." At druggists. 00c. largo box, or by mall Tho Paxton Toilet Co Ronton. Mais Agnes Isaacs Merrell TEACHER OF PIANO Phone 839-L 315 Olson Street 1'rcbiilcnt Wilson 1 W I Ki-I'rc.sidcnl Taft y PATHFINDER CUR F. M. Vim AUtyiie, ilriier Patlitindcr car mapping out runt ex, was arrested Monday lor tecklcsn liming on the lillo road, in which the of n unto iiiuht Jackhon-macliine crashed into a wagon nml jenin be longing to ti man nn mod Hroiwiiny It is alleged that. Van AlMyno crn-li v.i :..-. ii .. ..... ii ono mi: wiigon, iiuniiig tne (liner to the giouuil, euiihiug hniihcu. One of (he wheels of the wagon was toiu off. The iiieliniiimry of the case will bo held in the morning. Van Alntvnu'rt I'ricndH ny liroiviiing bo euiiie oM-itod mid turned hU (earn into the wrung Mile ol iho load. BANKER'S SON ARRESTED FOR KILLING YOUNG GIRL -T-T- IRENE HAMPTON ISAACS PIANO VIRTUOSO Liut School of Piano Instructor, Accompanist, Coach for Ensemble Singing Studio 1105 West Main St. riionc 361 : l OAKLAND, fill., Oct. 7. - (j. ,M HimlfM, iisMxianl riiftliier nl tho Aiiit'iiciiii Nalioiinl Ihuik, Sim IVnii cJHco, in o 'lulo I-:. Ilonlch, ti Inuilicr, iicciikcii of limning iIomii nml lolling with im uiiioiiiobilc I.ciutn iVrciwil, r.'.ciu.oi iIiiiikIiIci' of it lieikeliM' real olnlo denier, win, r. H'nlOil Imlny on n iluiigc (,f ,. lillllii'-, Ofwffcfti ill v'Ss.ll hViiRsJlix V Shoes For Boy, For Girls, For Little Tois, Too NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN LEADERS ARE OPPOSED TO PROHIBITION WOODROW WILSON says: "I am in favor of Local Option. I am h thorough boliovor in LO CAL SELF-GOVERNMENT and holiovo that ovory self, governing community which constitutos a social unit should . have tho right to CONTROL tho mutter of tho regulation or . tho withholding of liconscs." WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT, : TIilto'h no denying tho fact that nhooH for children flhould ho carefully Heloctcd, You will find tho I) cat children's slioca hero. Ko irlcn lower than oum, when tho hIiook aro an uood, Jc)cfl t irg s 'G 8f0O A If. . f 1 coj Wll 8lort hx-n-fhi'lcut, M.ih'siimn, .Jiii'isi ,-iikI I'nilcHHor, tit an .iiltlrt'.s.s tin Civic Duly, said: "Nothing is more foolish, nothing moro utterly at variance with sound policy than to onact a law which, on account of con ditions surrounding tho community, is incapable of onforco mont. SUCH INSTANCES ARE PRESENTED BY SUM)?- ' TUARY LAWS BY WHICH THE SALE OF INTOXICAT- ' ING LIQUOR IS PROHIBITED undor penalties in locali- " huh wiioio me puuuc tsenument win not sustain nio oniorco ment of tho law." WITH THESE AMERICAN LEADERS AGREED ON THE ISSUE ISN'T IT WISDOM TO I'OLLOW THEIR COURSE? Register before Thursday, October 15 VOTE 333 X NO t Dofoat of tho proposed prohibition aniondinont will havo no effect upon tho ofnclont home rulo or local option statutos nov in forco; and oaoh community vill continue to dotormino its inrti vidiml stand on tho mattor of granting liconsoH, (IM1' AJvtillioMtviil,THXjiii)prii& Whkv l.dilii'iK LfiiBiiv of Ori'Hon, I'oiliaiul, Oioxmi.) v ts i' 'iV J i '