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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 4, 1914)
' u t ' I'AOfl TWO IOCAL AND L PERSONAL , Stovon It. IHirUos of Phoenix la of tliu many out of town vIMtors who nro VlBttlnft In the city toilny. Charley Coolcy hns returned to Weed, Cnl., nrtor n short wtny l Jtcdfonl. Ilolnicir "TIiq Insurance Man" Is the nuthorlxcd ngont of the Aetna In nnranen Co. ' Jnmoa T. Kinertok of Roruc Illvcr attended to buslndss matters In tho city Tuesday. Mr. Kmorlck former ly rcMdod hero. WalkliiR the floor at night with tho baby Ib bod uiiourIi, but to hear a blifRlnr sawing out n" wlndow-pano In rent oppressive. U you hold nn Aetna HurRlar Policy you can toll Mr. llurftlar to help hlmrolf, and you can KO back to Bleep, KcntuiliiK the forward pans and playing with all the pep and enthus laBin possible for pecond raters, the nocond team of the local hlRh school crushed the WashlnRton grammar school team In yesterday's game by a Bcoro or fifi to C. Tor guaranteed 100 per cent pure, sanitary mill:, prompt delivery, call r,82-V. 217 SeomlnRly tho local high school football team hag lost the season's honors while their opponents, many Inferior, strut forth with tho colors, llccnuso of their attitude toward Kreshmen partle the local team will probably bo drawn from the field. Fresh lime In barrels for sprnyliiR. DIr Pines Lumber Co. IDS Mr. and Mrs. M. M, Jenkins of Long Iicnch, Cnl., aro visiting frlendB nnd relatives in Mcdford. Good driving horse for sale with hilggy and harness for $30. Address route 2, box S7-I1, Mcdford. 197 Harold Sears returned on Tuesday from a month's sojourn In southern California. I had fivo unsolicited applications last week for burglary Insurance, henco this advertising craze. There must bo something to It. It. H. Mc Curdy. 1 D. Williams departs today for his homo In Seattle, after having upent tho past week visiting with friends and rclntlves In this city. Don't forget to go to tho nuctton salo at 10 a. in. Thursday at the home of tho lata James G. Smith, on East Main street. Tho meeting of tho social hygiene department of the Greater Medford club will bo held at tho home of Dr. Myrtle S. Lockwood, 45 Llndley Ave, Thursday at 3 p. m. All aro invited to come. Miss Elslo It ny of Gold Hill is vis iting frlendB In Medford. Plant your rosea early. Mrs. L. Neal visited friends on Itosg Lane yesterday. Telophono 123, that you want to start that burglary lnsuiS2 today. Clarenco WilllamB of Phoenix Is transacting business matters in the city today. When ordering your bread by phone, always say tbo Pennant wrapped. 195 Mrs. George Coltrin fiua returned to her homo In Nevada after having spent the past fow months visiting with rolatlveH In Medford. Do Voo will send you tho Weekly Orcgonlnn 14 months for 75c. " Leiu Charley lias returned to his homo on Llttlo Hutto nftcr brief busl nesa visit in Medford. Aetna llurglary Policy Holders' sleep well. Mrs. W. L. Hanby has gono to Bnlem, Mass., where sho will remain for beveral weeks visiting with friends nnd relatives. Tho finest-equipment in Oregon tor printing fruit labels. Medford Print ing Co. It. M. Muldoou, nu Applognto min or, nrrlved In tho city yesterday oven Ing to buy supplies to tako to his property. Fresh lime In barrels for spraying, nig Plnos Lumber Co. 195' Jack Low la was down from Talent this morning. An Aotna llurglary Policy Is cheap er than firearms, and Bafor. Mr. nnd Mrs. William Serle, Miss AHrctta Clarrotson and Herbert Lnilnupach were entortained at tho Lnunjipuch count rv home Monday evening, ''Insuranco" moans "Holmes'' and "Holmes" means "Insurance " See Holmes "Tho Insuranco Man." II, Knglos Is attending to business matters in tho northern part of tro state. Fr,csh llmo in barrels for spraying, Dig Pines Lumber Co, l'J.i Mill, Cvorgo Launspach lias re turned from a two month's vlult In the vast, Fur $10 n year' you can purchasu an Aotn.it Ilesldonco llurglary Policy that will protect you against Ions by tlinft. Including theft by servants, paynbl up to f 100.00. Seo It. 11. Mr, Curdy. Hill, Lofland of GrlfMn creek was h rcut biilm'u visitor In Medford, KortBV finishing tho bolt, at Wei Uh' C'twura Ebon, Over Ul Tb Imt J F Mooro will return shortly to his work In the Fish Lnke vicinity Ucutun Unborn is contemplating n trip to the northern pnrt of tho state Tho Medford Hebo society requests that all rose grower of Mcilfonl rpnno their roses during tho first week of November. Tho cuttings should ho saved for tho society which will distribute them to tho school children Monday, November 9th. Kd Holms, owner of the. old his toric Holms' bnr at Jacksonville, i spending the day In Medford. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Chase of Seattle Is visiting In tho city. Matt Hartley of Wntklnn, Oregon, Is spending tho week in Medford on business. According to figures published by tho local weather office the past month has been n very favorable one for tho farmer. .More rain fell than In tho same period last year and the month was characterised by Indian summer days. Hnrohl Uonnor of Wolf ereok was n recent -Medford visitor. Hemstitching nnd pleating done and models lnndu at Mrs. llnnoy'a dressmaking parlnni, Moc's store. 201 Mrs. F. II. Karrar of ltny Gobi Is visiting friends In Medford today. Miss Kthel Webb of Tolo. has re turned to her homo nfter a short visit with friends in Medford. Kodak finishing mnd supplier at Weston's Camera Shop. Over Isls Theater. ; r t Jlf Matthews amVDort Htpplerof Yrcka, Cnl., wero of the many out-of' town visitors, who sjKint tho first of the wccTc in Medford. Mis Helen McDonald returned this morning from Porttnnd where she spent tho vast three weeks visiting with .friends and. relatives. Get It at Do Voo"3. ' F. M'. Shearer Is attending to litisl ncss matters In Kaglo Point this af ternoon. Charley Mitchell was :i recent vis itor In the city. E. 3. Turar writes all forms of In surance Kxccllcnt companies, good local service, 210 Oarnett-Corcy Bldg. . Charley Stacy of tho Red Top school district, attended to business affairs in Medford Tuesday aftornoon. I), Smith, foreman of the P. W. Haralll orchard, is In the city on busi ness. Authentic war news received by Mall Tribune leased wlro will he posted during the day at Hotel Mel ford. Mrs. Uelwln Smith hns returned to her country homo after a fort night's visit In tho city. Charles Luke of Trail creek spent a short tlmo in tho city this-morning on his way home nfter an extended visit in tho northern part of tho state. J. O. Corking, td rest all around photographer in southern Oregon. Alwayj rollablo. Negatives made any irbero, '.lmo or placo. Htudio 228 Malr. St, Phono 320-J. V. A. Dupray has returned to his homo In tho Butte Falls country after a short stay in Mcdford. L. Terrell is in tho city today from his ranch home. New Thought Circle, 504 S. Oak dalo, Saturday 2:30 to 5. Miss Josephlno Boot recently vis ited In Central Point. Iludy Ashton drovo to the city yesterday from his ranch homo lo cated in tho Jacksonville district. Mako your coats, suits and dresses at Kclators Ladles' Tailoring Col lego, room 42C, M. F. & II. build lng. 205 Charles Conley of Phoenix Is spending the day in Medford. Charles Tull and Charley Swan wero recent visitors at tho county seat, A rummage salo and homo cook ing snlo by tho Methodist ladles In room next to Wardrobo Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week. Glenn Pitt of Ashland Is spending tho duy lu Medford on business. S. Hawk und sister, Miss Mnhle, of Central Point visited friends In Mcdford Tuesday afternoon. Sweet cider at Do Voe's. An effort Is being made to form an all star basket ball team In Mcd ford. It Is again In favor and will probably bo organized about tho mid dle of tho month. It. 1 Itlchnrdson of Iluch spent Tuesday In Medford on business. Don't forgot to go to tho auction salo at 10 a. in. Thursday at tho homo of the lato James G, Smith, on Uust Main street. Jnini'B Stuart ha returned to hla homo In Klamath county after a brief visit with friends and relatives In Medford. Mr, und Mm. C cargo I). Iloinott of Waco, Texas, urn guesttt at tho Hol land Hotel, B, B, Martin, u Portland buHlness man Is spending the week In Medford, G. II. Peterson of Snius Valley Is a vlbltor in the ety today. Kurby Miller Is visiting In Medford today. W. L. Pearl of Willow Springs Is transacting bindnngg affairs In Med ford this aftornoon. Miss Merle Jarohs of Itlddlo Is vis iting friends In Medford, Mrs, Until Kelzur und daughter, MUn Vuiilta, departed Tuesday after- noon fur uu cxloudcd vUll in tlia oust, MICDKOKl) "MAIL TIM HUN 10. A S. Mnrkce of Portland Is the new night operator at tho S. P. pas senger depot. . Don't forget to go to tho auction sale at 10 n. m. Thursday at tho home of the Into James O. Smith, on Kast Main street. H. M. Collins who Is confined to his homo suffering from n severe at tack of pneumonia Is reported to be Improving rapidly. Carl Stltea Is over from tho county seat today. Fresh llmo In barrels for spraying. Big Pines Lumber Co. ! PROHIBITION PROBABLY DEFEATED IN WASHINGTON SKATTI.K, Wash., Nov. 4. Six hundred precincts In Washington, In cluding 1152 In King county, give: For prohibition, 4.1.SIS4; against, 42. 297, Less than half tho precincts of King comity, tho antl-prohlbltlon stronghold, have, reported. G. 0. P. GAIN IN CONGRESS (ContiMiriVfrntn r-iiro'V. f MI'-Miurl WilliiMif J, Stone, letn,l re-elected senator. Diiiiiooriitii state ticket Mieec-wful. Klcven ilciuocrnN nnd two lepuh lit'iui elect wl to imi'-rc'i. Fifteen proposed constitutional uuii'tiilmenls fnilcil. l'cnusjUnulii Scnnlor Hoics Peiiro-e, rep., cicetcii. .Murlin G. ItrnmlKiuli, rep,, elected governor. All tepuhlicnii Mute eiunlM.'ites hiicceasrnl. Ucpuhlicims electcil four comtrp'-incii-nl-lnrgc. Indiaiin Scnntor II. F. Slilvcly, ileni., re elected. Knt ire (li'iiiocnitic state ticket elected. l'riri'ive; poor thinl. Mlclilgiin Governor W. X. Ferris, dem , re elected by fmm l.'iJ'OO to .'10,(10(1 over former Governor Clmrliw K. O-horn, rep. Nniiisln Hinnuucl L. I'liilinn, rep., elected governor. Kntiiv reiuiblicnii i-tnte ticket sue- ce.sfiil. Governor Francis E. ".McGovern, rcp.f elected scnntor. All but one present eont-rcsoinnn re-elected. All protoscl fonstitutionul amend ments dcteuteil. Vermont i i William V. Dillingham, elected scnntor. rep., re Ilcptiblicunti retained control con gressional delegation, slate officers ami Icgislntuic. Charles W. Gntc-s, rep., elected nv ernor. Kentucky J. C. Heckliam nnd Jolinsnu X. C'nmden, both democrnts,' elected to senate. XEW YOItlC, Nov. 1. The .lciuo orutic party, througli yesterdayV elections, apparently retains control of both brunches of emigres, nl- tliough gains made by the republicans in tlie lower house tlireutcn to reduco the democratic majority to it mini mum. This is the oiitMiiniling feature of yesterday's .euernl election, aside from which the most Hiuificnut de velopment wns the dwiuillini; uwuy ol tlie strength of the progros-ivu party. Returns fiom oxcry cc ion of the couutr' indicate that tlio ii gressives, who cusj n linger vote than the republicans in 101'J, lutvu been absorbed in Jnrgc part by that party. In almost every case there was ilc cisive falling off in their vote, with the exception of California, which ap parently tins ie-clccted Hiram John son, its progicisivo governor. Itcpiibllcau Giliis lirgo ltcpiibliciiii cuius weio made in ev ery section of the country, nnd lead ers of that paity asserted that tlie tariff issue was instrumental in briiigiuir about that result. Some of the moro ontimistic of the leaders us- serlcd early todn" that theie was u (bunco that the, democratic majority lu tho house of representatives would bo overturned, but tbero appeared to be small prospect of such tin out come. Tho result of stnto elections wiih less definite. In u number of cases democrutio iidmiuistrutious were overturned, but these were offset by instances in which tlie reverse was tho case. Itupublicaii leaders were elated, howover, bv tho showing made in Xew Ynrlc, whoro Distinct Attorney Charles S, Whitman was elected to Hiiccccd Goveuior Glynn, tho demo emtio incumbent, by what bid fair to be a record vote. Incomplete returns indicate I lie election of the following democrats to Hit M.'Hiit: Benjamin F, Khivcly, In (liana; George K. Chaiubcrlaiu, Grit gnu. Vou.Cict Hia tMt There Is when you imok Gov, Joon ion clgsn sud patronUe home Indus triea, MIODKOUI), OHI'KION. WMDNKSDAV. XOVKMUMW Ell HER AND G.O.P. REBUFF A number of politicians nnd politi cal nrgnnlxatloiiB wore flattened out bexond iccnll lu tho vote Tuesdav, the most Important being tho .InrUsou County Iteptihllcnu Contial Coinmlt teo. Whouiver they luhoicd, there was doiiiocnulc plurality. Ashland, n G. O. P. stronghold, showed uu In- crenso for diimoerac). It was tluno that they hoHd Tor landslide mujoil tles. Wheniver the committee or their llturnture wont, the foe either secured big votes, or an Increase over previous years. Tho Riirprlsii of the county elec tion was tho showing of John Perl for coroner. Monday huts wore mndo at 10 to 7 that llsshcr would win. Perl wns given no chance, hut ho out down t's.iher's load lu his homo town, and rolled up big majorities In this city, nnd ran strong lu the country districts. UcpubllcaiiM nil over the country knifed llsshcr for Perl. The disappointment of tho election wns the feeble showing oLBIIl llnu ley lu this county, though two months of active campaigning had been made Inn his behalf. Ilanley ran but llttlo ahead of Fred Mcars, pnigri'iwlvo cnu-J dtdato for congress. It will ho tomorrow morning bit fort' tho complete count Is received on West Main, Southwest Mctlford and North Oakdulo precincts. North Itlvcrsldn nmf North Central will bo campluted Into this afternoon. Supporters of "Our George" aro financially bettor off today. They backed him heavily ngnltntt Booth. Local staudputtcrs sec In the result In tho unst tho passing of Colonel Roosevelt us n poltlcal factor, and are rejoicing on this score ns much as If they had swept the statu clean. FOR POSI OFFICE Supplementary bids for tho Med ford federal building will bu received up to November -' It according to ad vices received today by Postmaster Bnlph Woodford. Tho bids call for changes In tho original constriction plans, tho most Important being tho making tho building fireproof throughout, with Iron stairways, and tile, roofing. Tho right Is also given to hid for the construction In Oregon sandstone, heretofore withheld. All of tho original contractors will flic bids In the last call. LONDON SILENT (Continued from Page 1) are clinging to their positions on the Blvcr San. Crisis In Turkey A cabinet crisis at Constantinople over Turkey's attitude toward tho war Is roported. Premier Halandra has been able to form a new Italian cabinet, Turkish warships aro Hiild to huvn sunk tho Bosnian battleship Sloop. This Is not confirmed. A fleet of German warships is said to have gathered off tho Aland Island In the Baltic opposite tho Gulf of Finland. According to an Kngllsh corres pondent, British airmen dropiied bombs on Thlelt soon after the de parture of Kmporor WUHam, who had nuulo a visit to tho German head quarters at Tlilclt. Why Not Got tho bent snioko, Gov. Johnson, and also patronize home. " TOO IiATB TO GTiABSIFir. WANTED To rent fivo or six room modern bungalow by Nov, ISth, Wrlto or phone Mrs, L. P. Blnck, Ashland, Ore, 1U WESTON'S CAMERA SHOP 208 East Main Street Mcdford The Only Exclusive Commercial Photographers in Southern Oregon Negatives Made any time or plueo hy appointmont Phono 147-J We'll do the rent E. D. WESTON, Prop. LEAVES HUSBAND Word lum lieon recchod. by I'liiel of Police Miujo from A sol Suuilstoruu u piouiiueut linrHuess mini of l.oug Heueli, Oil,, stntliitr tlint his wife, .Mrs, Herlliti Suiiilstorm. luul lelrliim mid (lint it wns vory .prnlmlily tlint she luul mrived in .Mcilfmil eilhor Stimlny or Monday of this week, t'luel Mego iiniiHMlintely nuulo u seuicli ol (lie cilv iind touud that the woiunii spent MhihIiiv in MoH'onI mill t lit-ii deported for I'oitliunl. Foul lnv is evpi'i'leil, ultliouuli it is known that the woman n unite loiupiinied when in Meill'oid, It i leitied t It n t sin- hns been induced to loove lier liuslmnil bv Hintl1ir mnu. Autlioritics have teleginplii'il north m mi el tort to lociito her. Mrs. Sandstorm is a young woman 'Jl! cai old, a' blonde nml medimu siBc. She wh uu iwlrrs befoiv Inr murriniio lo .Mr. Sniulst,.iu. 'flu couple have lie n inuiiil but a t' iiuintlis. FINE SHOW HOT The .-liar Theater offum today and tomoriow oiih of tho liesr shows evor put on tho srrtiitn. "I flood Will Tell' Is it splendid colonial drama, lu three parts, dttnllug with colonial das and the present tlmo. Koiitur lng Francis X. Bushman at his best, lu addition to this will ho shown "Tho Dancer," a two reel Kiilem. which features Mist Vcrna Mersureau In her hciisatloual and spcclnlty dance, Tlila phtuto Is shown by re quest. A good laughable "Sllppco Slim," coinctlv completes tbo bill. LONDON, Xov I, 1 1 :"I0 n. in. -ucwcil threats of conscription, unlc-s nblc-bodieil llel'.'iaiis mH to the aid of the Hair, arc contuuud tn .m ol licial proclamation which the Ilclum government hns issued in Loi.doii. I IW II fmmm 2x KRESO DIP N9i leading AuthorltlaB ogre Uut SANITARY MEASURES to ktp Hon CLEAN AND HEALTHY rr ti Imt munt ol PREVENTING HOG CHOLERA KRESO DIP No. 1 KILLS disease: germs DISINFECTS Bixclal booklrti on tliedl.ieawnof IIoci iul tbo iirovcqllnn ol Hoit (,lolci lim upou re"utt. ron baix ur MEDFORD PHARMACY 1 rail maI plB Tfz niuais busd H i, inn LWARTHUR LEADS m CONGRESSIONAL RAGE I'OllTLAND, Or., Nov, I.- Tliiti.v eiubt. pieeiiudis cnuiplete in tin Html distiiet give lor cengiessmaii: Hegel, deinocrut, llolj Lallerly, liulopt'iul eut, 1KIH; MeAi'tliiir, repiihlicuu, l:il' Moult on, progie-sive, -Sl. PARTIAL RETURNS FROM pHEGON PRECINCTS POBTLAND. Ore., Nd. !.- Bo turnsrrom r. K t precincts out of 1 Hi? lu Ornttou, nvery iiounty bultiK heard fiom give: Goviiriior -Gill, prowoMHlvo, T; Stiutlh, deiuoeral, r. !7 1 ; U'lten, la depuiidciit, Uii'.i, Wllhcomhi, icpuh llean, S.'i !U. Prohibition, for .'.III, against 1177 BOSS, FEieiSI C1IIL0 IS BILIOUS Kery mother iimiIIxcii, nfter itlv hit: her thlldrun "t'allforula Syiup of I'Mir'' that tbl'i U their Ideal laMi tli, hecituHn they love It pIcitHunl tiiBte and It thoroiiKbly cIuiiiibob the tuinlor llttlo Ktomnuh, liver ami bow oIh without KrlplitK- When croiui, Irrltnhle, fnvorlKh or breath In hud, Htomauh Bour, look at tho toiiKUo, mothorl If coated, nlvo a teiiNpoouful of ttilH hurinhmx "fruit Inxatho" mid lu n few bourn all tho foul, roiiKllpated uumIc, wiur bllo and tindlKcMcd food iane out of tho IiowcIb mid you have a well, playful child tiKuln. When Itu llttlo H)nleni In full or i old, throat Bore, ban Moiu-ach-ache, diarrhoea, Indlfetlon, colic reiuuiuhur, a Komi "liuldo elcaiiB Iuk" Bliould alwayN he the flmt trcnU meat ulven. Millions of inotliem kep '('allfor nln Hruii of KIk" handy : limy Kui'W a tu.i'iiooiifiil icii..' io-.i u lck (blld tomorrow. Auk your driiiitt for a Bo-cent botllo of '('nllfornlu rfyrup of l-'lw," which linn dlnHitloii for Imblei), children of all aci nml r.rowa-iipH printed out liw 5wttlo. He- waro or ronntrfelti inlil hero, bo don't bo fooled, tlet the neniilnc, made by "Cullfornla Klg Syrup fo." (Adv.) COS PATED S. II. Itniiman H. I. VauOlliler M Ii D F O R D SCHOOL OF MODI'UN MI'THODS 31 N. Ci.ikSI . Ilfdlvi.l. Oittoa BUSINGS, SIIOKTIIANI) AND 1-NfiUSII C0UKSKS DAY AND NlfiHT SCHOOL UTILITY BOXES Hlc, .'lfi-lil. IniKC, 1H III lllpb. 115 III do.p, P'ltiCd wPh ciiHtorH, haiidlcH mid bill'-. 'A lid, Thmo cIk'.'Ii- arc made of icdar and arc Inti med to lie rowred Kvitv homo med- on'' or iimrc ol Ih.'iu Thin in jour opportunity to net o'U' iln-un. Wo of fer thelil at f".7fi. Pacific Furniture 6 Fixture Factory till SOUTH MOLLY BTIIKCT. "GOOD SHOES" THIS HTOItK'H .MO'ITO ABl L M A I IBfhiT im I X. ! KilvVH Woilllvo "H. & Jl." (Jreuii ('XradiKrltampit At tho Hlmi of "fiof(U Swico" OPt'OSITi: MANN'H H'I'OUH HEADACHE NEURALGIA PI When MBit' bead ntlion jou slipply must have reller or mu will (' wild. It's utedless to suffer when yilil cttii jtskt a lonicih like lir, .titinim Itoml- ucho Powders ul ruliovo tho pain und uouralKla at unite,. Send ijonui lino tii Um dnif storn now rur u .Hint iinrttugf of Dr. .Imi' Tload aoho Powdors. Doh't suffer, lu k fi-w iiioinnuts you will ftsul flilo--I'Mulm he Kom no mnio uunigla I'iilu i d.) L Erl N LOTH lS MV D K I N ED FOR RD H8UT4 vose PIANO c YOU know whou ' liny an art U lo of the "us-Nixrtl-nV ' kind ynn wero .ilw.tyit cxplnlitinif. Iniitalion.i nntl inferiur iuls itfctl ninth cxilanatioii. All ni Knincnl.alipioof, alluxplnimtioti, I ncuillcHs when yon liavu a VO.S'C. After in 'Sixty-two Years of toKtintf it needi no H)lojry or explanation. Tliu fact that your piano in a Vse U a nulf Bunieiont prtH)f. Why VOSC in mtpurtor Is easily provoil to tlwxc who seek the truth. You smut sec. touch ami hear thuVo.se, tlmt i why wc arc m anxiuu that you bhottlil call. SMr rail t'r timt faymtMti iy HALE'S PIANO 110USK Wo tako Into ('onnldi)ratlou that' our cuHtoiaorH aro wIIIIuk m pay n rca'ioiiahlu pilro for i;ood hIiouh. Thin lucludmt a careful atten tion lo your wiiiiIh, (oiutnny to man, woniaii and child, iieloutiriii flttlm; of feet, prompt dullvory of merchaiidliio and alwayii a warm wolcomo, It In our duty to fico that you nro forructly fitted. It Ih your prlvlloo to mako your tlo uoluctloii. To our women frlandn It In ft pUaiiiiro to ruiouimciid our bootu ' no Kplundld In uyury ya;. Tho Window PhowH'tlm !NiwcBt l'rircs fiom !fI.IMt to " M) i - - i A Nj aUir,