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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1915)
' ";, iv :' V a Rfc V j HMBMBMnMKaRSBSSS API SHOWERS EASIER FORECAST BY WEATHER MAN Butirig weather, with possible Apt! Jdimvcrs, ii flic weather for Raster, promised by the wen lur htitcnu in cofitrnst t the hehYiest snow storm of tho Scar ilimiiuliout tin east. Con- dilioiiH for I lie winring of n( w gowns unit hats will bo iilciil. There are a profusion of flower for tlu day. Se?al Knslcr scfivicei, hi Ii innsie ns n prtMiincnt fen tit re, will ltd givn in tlic churches of tint eh v. The lltnnln struggle r:t,'intr in Ktirnpc will l!nv tin importnnt putt in the sennoi themes, one subject dealing with the possiblo cjcolion of the Turk I'tmn Kuropc. Tho services in iminv r the churnlie will uphohl the significance of the lnv to the chihtreu. Live nihhlts and eggs -the ehiof roinmodilifs of the sonsoii, nre plenti ful. The first nre selling nt 3,"i rents apiece nui! tho Intter from lii to 'JO eenlH per tinge n. NT. MUHOQi TH DIIAI I AQQPN Mount McLaughlin, wrongly culled Mount 1'itt by some, thnt lordly look- ing ponk to the cnKt, Ims entered the same class as Mount Lasson, accord ing to D. A. HniiHeoin of Agate. On Thursday thnt slumbering mount emitted smoke, visible from tho "dcs. ert." Mr. Ilnnsoom snw the smoke, mid says a number of his neighbors did tho Mime. Since, then there have been floods over the summit, nnd they hnve been tumble to tnko note of nny further activity. Mount Mc Laughlin i 10,01)0 feet high nnd in the same chain ns Mount lessen. Ac fur as nny one knows, Mount McLaughlin is. an inactive. eak, though from time to tffnc it has been reported ittjlJUvcd signs of volcanic inclinations,' ntfvrr' viofent, hhwerer. Mr. Umixenin is firm in his belief that lie snw smoke pouring from the crest. i?o nre his neighbors. . There have be,cu no reports from n her point in the eastern part of the county relative to nny nniisunl con dition nt the mountain. MONTHLY DINNER The Commercial club will hold itf regular monthly meeting Vldlu'sdn3 tivt'iiiiif;, April 7, in St. M'nrk'H hall. It is cvpceled that members will mine, with their Indies nnd enjoy the chicken biipjer to be served promptly nt 0:30. Members will confer n favor by no lifyinjf F. 1 Streets not later than Monday evening Hint you will he there, for the ladies will serve an excellent Clipper for oO cents', but must know how many to prepare for. T oiituary! " I)c Lnskio J. Mathes, auditor of the Medford ICntinnaLbnnk, died of pncai mouin nt his r'esijli'iu'o on .h'oulh COMMERCIAL CLUB I lolly street, in tuts rity, on tlie inoi-ii t ing of April 1, ID l.i, after an illness of about three weeks. Mr. Mathes was born nt Sullivnn, Indr,, October 10, 18G0. Ho U surviv ed by his widow, nnd nlo by his mother, tho latter of whom resides in the state of Indiana. Mr. Mathes cariio to Med ford form ' southern California over five years ago. All his life he had been connect ed 'frith batiks and hnukingintcrcMs. During his residence in this city ho has been associated with thp Medford Natinnnl bank as its auditor and was hijfhly esteemed by the officials of mat bank for Ins utgli sciif-o ot Honor, his, integrity and his painstaking fidelity to tho bank's interest, Mr. Mathes was hold in high esteem by tiio people of .Medford for his many virtues as u man and u citizen, lie will be greatly missed by his bus inoss ufisociates ami the community in general. Muclh miu'cic sympathy is expressed for tho bei caved widow, wlipui wo understand will continue to reside in this city, The funeral services will bo held nt the lalo residence of tho deceased ) "n oiiHUHy uiiriioon ai ztiiu o'ciouk, KNinilTH TWMl'UUt ATTENTION" Malta Comniaudery, No, i, K. T., Will worship In St, Mark's church, ""Medford, o Kaster Sunday, April "4th, at the Invitation of Itev, Win, M, Hamilton, VIear, Sir Knights will NMt at Mttsonlo Hall, Medrord, at 2 n( m. sliarp, MrylMa TmkIe at 2:30. VllU Kdlghta Invito, , TIIOMA W. 1MMK)N, K. C. IV, . MeXAlRrRworder. i mnUJUDTS iPIUNCHl POWER TERRIFIC! SPEED7T00 W WFlBI y ..: s ,-v .jfo JSs y - f&Glk nBPK - ki ?-mti 1 mm STATE AMERICANS KL I'ASO, Tex.. April IJ. A state mejit from the American colouy nt Mexico City, in which it was declared that the situation was "more chaotic and helpless than cer,'' was brought to the border today by Aithur Hullard Johnson, a delegate representing jointly the 'J00O Americans nnd the international committee of the capital district, the latter emiiKiped. of sev enteen nationalities aggregating more than 10,000 persons. Mr. Johnson i on his way east to take up the matter with public men. The resolutions were drawn Mnrchi 10 nt a meeting attended by about '200 members of the Anicrican colony, in nnswer to a communication from the Washington government ugniii suggesting that the Americans leave the republic. "The lust request that Ameri-niis leave the capital was sent by Mr, Ilryan ut n limo when he mus't hnve known that there was no railroad open," said Mr. Johnson, who is an attorney for n Mexican banking firm. XOTK'K Notice Is hereby given that tho un dorsigned will apply to tho city coun cil at its meeting to bo hold April 0th, 1915, for a llconso to soil malt, spirituous and vinous liquors in quantities lets then a gallon on Its place of buslnc-n at 13 South front street, city of Medford for a period of six months. C. J. CAKSTKNS, Dated March 21th. 131C Gim Chung, China Herb Store Herb Cures for Knruchc, ellnilaclie, Catarrh. Diphtheria, Horo Thoat, I.nng Toiilde, Cancer, Kidney Trouble, Stomach Trouble, Heart Trouble, Chills and I-'ever, CraniN, Coiigbs, 1'oor Circulation, Car Iiitneles, Tumors, Caked llrcast, Cures all kinds of Goitres NO OI'KKATIO.V To Whom It May Cencern: I am free from tho rheumatism. You can be the same by taking treatments from Olin Chung, the herb doctor. My rheumatism was bo bad that It made, mo so weak I could scarcely get up when I was down and the pain I suffered one could hardly know unless one had the samo disease. I was truly dissatisfied and disgusted with llfo In my condition and trying to live. Now to my friends that earn to bo cured and would lllto to bo freo try tho herb doctor. Ho can certain ly rellove in a very short time. Very truly yours, MRS, M. L. KOLI3. 211 fi FltONT KT.MIIDFOHD, OHB, Interurban Autocar Co. CAU I.BAVKS MBDFOItl) FOIt ASH FUND DAIIiV, oxcopt Sunday nt 8:00 a, m., 11:00 a, m,, 1:15 p. m., 3:30 p, in., and 5:15 p. m. Also nt 11:15 p. m. on Saturday only. Sundays car leaves nt 8:00 n, in., 11 n, m., 2 i), m. 5 p. in, nnd 0:30 p.m. CAIt LBAVUH FOIt CBNTItATj POINT DA If A", except Sunday, 8:10 a, in., ll;40 a. in., 1M0 p. m. and 4:30 p, m. Sunday loaves ut 10:00 a. m., 1:0Q p, in, and 8:40 p. m. CAU LHAVlvS CBNTU.W, POINT FOIt MBDFOItl; at U:lfi a. in.. 12:50 p, in., 2:05 p, in. and 4:50 p. m. Sun day leaves nt 10:25 a, m 1:25 p, m and 9:00 p. in, THE BIG GRAY CAR ' WTCTVFOTtfl lATH TRTBUNE. w Ujgpf AWF 4H . ' MONDAY'S BATTLE I HAVANA, April Il.-Jnek WcMi.l who will referee the bout MondaV be tween Jack Johnson nnd Jess Willnrd for the world's heavyweight chnm pinnrhip, arrived in Havana today nnd immediately opened conferences with the fight promoters ami princi pals regarding the interpretation of the rules. Weather conditions toduv were the MuW for training purposes that haxelitito gymnasium clothes nnd then, if prevailed for a week. It was clear. and cool and both Johnson and Wil lnrd were on the road early. Tomorrow ami Monday the men will do little moie than trot nml walk. J swinging, but snapping in his punches Iloth had arranged a heavy exhibition j in the short, quick style so much ap schedule this afternoon before the, proved by .students of pugilism. This half-hobday crowds. A feature of is Jess Willnrd. Johuroii's work was to be a si-roiiml He fights Johnson next Momhiv hoiit with Sam McVev, the promoter! for the derby of the pugilistic world. l'v'. ' P trving to Mo,, the champion from lining this for fear of possible injury to himself. 'I hey cautioned him, however, to go easy nml Johnson promised to comply. There bus been little change in the bolting situation. Johnson imuiev is plentiful, hut his backers nre holding out for even money. Willnrd adher ent contend that they least 8 to .'. will get at r WHO SAID THIS li WORK? AMBROSE TUTH1LL SAYS IF YOU WANT TO MAKE A BUCKSAW SING A SONG IN B SHARP TUNE YOURSELF T iBa rtBw THE vHiVjBE tl coupons in Sr k$j&mt MTCOFORn. OTCTCOOX. SATriiTUY, 'ArnTT) a, '1915 I IIAAXA, Cuba, April .'I. Picture, I to voiioelf n man six fu-t m inchesi i t till .Hid weighing I2(i."i pound, Hi amis are like the trunks of gnod si.ed tree., his neck 11) inches around, his jaw strong and without the old squareness which nrtisls uiistakcnlv thought denoted tho fighter. His bunds are so big thnt his gloves must be made to order. The arm seems to jutt into the baud, there being tin entire absence of slender ness of wrist. Xow, put this mountain of flesh on can, imagine lum moving uroiiml n padded ring as lithely us a panther, shooting both liamU nt his opponent straight from the shoulder; never If he wins he will be the most pnpti lar heavyweight champion of nil lime; if he loses he joins the ranks of white hopes who have passed to oblivion in the hist five cais, Willard has every advantage with the exception of experience. He has been ruiscd to the fighting gume in the last two vents with the same care Unit a mother give to her child. He stands five inches taller than his JP WITH President Menorat of Culm (ar row points to Mm) ami crowd of Ha. iivaua folks at WIIIiiiiIN training vuiiii mild ;n iiiniii " iiiiiuinH tr.ilnli.K eauipt l.elow, .le.ss VIIIil InixIiir IHi IiU p.nlner, ami Wlllaiil ctijnjlng a swing, opponent, he has n reach of five mehes nioie; he weighs not h's tliiiu ''.") pounds more tliiiu Johnson, he is 11 years ,ninigrr; he is far stronger and admittedly a much better puncher. Hut can he stand the acid test of matching wits against the great, cun ning negro fighter; Johnson always bus made his opponent do the lending, then beaten linn on counters. Within! told me ut dinner Inst night that he iom ively would not fall Into this trup thnt Johnson was cham pion mid it was u to him to start the leading. For this reason I ex pect, to hcc ii slow battle at the start, both men refusing to lake the chance' of lending and each waiting for the other to "stni I something." Then the battle will become u mut ter of wits, nml the first man who al lows himself to be led into certain opening, will wear large dimples over Ins eyebrows. It is the hardest fight in the woild to pick. First I suw Johnson nml believed Willnrd would win. The ne gro impressed me us a man who never could get into condition. Then Willnrd came to town nnd the big, good-natured looking fellow did not seem to have the fighting spirit nec essary for a champion. Hut I suw bin" in his training work, became ac quainted with him nml talked with him. A AN STEEL HEAD TROUT BEN EARED FOR X posmoN Mleeii fine steelhem.N nie In linr , , , MiiIinliiiil ln the .Inekson eoiinh rWiliiK ohihil I nt the San .'u.neisi-o exposition, lliev were tukci by U, I.. Kwing ami puily at the (lold l!u dam under special penult Iroiu the state game wiudeii. Oilier steelheads me promised by the liuieau of fish cries. Siipeliutemlctit lleuiv O'.Mulle.v wil:es thai the pohev of n stocking the Hogiieivvith sleelheiiils is hegiu miig to dli'lir- fruit in the iuerensed iUtiutity of fish, This woik mis been conducted jointly b.v slute ami fed etal authorities for the past four .eiirs. Mr. O'.Mnllev wiites; "Stimethiug is hnppi uiiig on the Kogue liver which is most unusual, ami that Is to March JJ the station on Mil; ci eel; has taken HT.'i.lllM) steel head eggs ami 51,11110 cutthroat trout eggs, Applegate click to March ID had taken 1 ,7 1. 1, ."Hill scclhiud eggs. The tnko which I icfer to is the one C. E. Insecticides and Fungicides Atomic Sulphur Bordeaux Paste Arsenate of Lead (Paste and Dry) Lime and Sulphur Distillate Oil Emulsion Black Leaf 40 Niagara Saluable Sulphur Tree Tanglefoot FOR SALE BY Rogue River Co-operative Fruit Growers' Ass'n Fourth and Fir Streets ul the upper butchery, Iiopiwmo In initio of the yeuin )iiin have wo been able to iel iniicli over 'JIIII.OIIH or :I00,(IIII) egs ill this polul of this Hic eles, Mini 'illll.llOO wiih Hie lluiil. It i call v iniikcM me I'eel Unit the hleeU bend woik down I here h eotumeiieinjx to hem- a little 1'itiit." CHICHESTER S PILLS Ws. . Till! mAM(INI IIHANll, x I Ural Atk jp lraif f, i hi fkM.tpalllaMnjTlrN4 mIaA f.tf , in II .d m.l 1 I nut, tfllt.l slllt I'llla in lit a ml wau M.uilk ulna HiUa, it na aihtr. IMt ar vaar UVllSII llll ; tfiVftW'is riiiBntitlnl,ilt.AIMKliilla SOLD BVORUGRISIS VERVWICRE WHICH? Alt !: you looking far Imrnnln niun- . ler nlmoien'' Alo ou witling to wear cheap glasKim Just hccittiHo they aro eheapT Do .von eminent to having your eves tumpeied with nt the risk of their perimuieiit Injury? Then this mcni'nne is um tor you. nui ii ou value the pieelous gift of Hlght; If you wish. to letaln It; ir you appre ciate skill, then It Is for ou, and ou are asked to coimi wheie almo Ititu aecurucy In eerreetlui: defects. Is placed above every other con slilerntlun, DR. RIGKERT BB HIOIIT SPBCIAI.IHT Hullo 1- over DciioU, GATES Medford, Oregon jTrhtis. ?i?S$8 IK. S . vp m L .d jr r W W ,ii