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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1915)
o ".Fxrifc six WFmronT) mate TnmuNTC. MTCPFoni). opecon, aviWnesdaY, apkil 28, mm POSM STAMPS USED BY PYTHIANS FOR LAKE MEET BUILDERS TRUST OF CHICAGO FACE FEDERAL OU T WOMEN WHO WELCOME AMERICANS TO PEACE CONGRESS Pouter fltmnpi of Kogun ilver vol ley wenery, llio prmlimt of tlio Mod fnnl Printing ccmipnuy, will li nt tnrlu'il to nil oorrcnpoiiilpliuo of tho Oirpon grand lotljjo of the Knight of 1 thins, who August 17 wil hold an initiation nt Crnter Lnko. It N expected thnt Knights ftxini nil over tlio Innd will nttrml thin iiiiinnp cor oniony. Thn Htnmpt will nKo nponr on the correspondence of the grand lodge which will com cue in Portlnnd in August, llcnenth ench stump i tho Htnmpcd lino "This you will s,cc en route to Crntcr Iikc, Aupist 17." Secretary Streets of the Conuner it club received the following let ter from L. R. Simpson Huh mom ing rcgnnling the stump1: "I nm in receipt of nent viuwn tf Reentry Rurrounding Medford. Thoy ro just the thing nt thN time. They will go nil over the country with my correhpondence. We hne prepared n ntnuip to go with ench of them, nnd one will bo attached to each letter. Anything I can do to ndverlisc Med ford I can nssure you will he done, by me. -mo nppies lerwnnicu: to mo in Washington, I). C., one year ago did more to bring attention to your city and Oregon than anything cNo that wns done by any city or state. It enabled me to get in touch with thousands nt once. I appreciate your nets very much, and am willing to do nil I can to nbbisl you at all times. "Respectfully yours, l. n. 8NrpsoN',"o. k. n. s."' AUTO PASSENGER CIllCAClG, Api.il 28 United Slate deputy marshal began hunting today for the contractors, electrical fixture men and labor leaders who worn nam ed in sensational indictments by a fed nil grand jury here ycMcrdttv charged with violating the inters1!'! con metre and nnti-tru-t laws. The basic allegation is thnt tin defendants conspired to keep non-un ion articles, and articles nmiiiifaetur ed mtMilc Chicago, from coming inti the city. It was expected that inont of the defendants would surrender oluiitiirily. There arc one hundred of them eighticn labor leaders, forty ono em ployers and forty one firms headed by theso employers. hightccn officials of labor unions 82 contractors or contracting firm- and two alleged trusts were named in the indictments. The ehnrges in ench of the eight in dictments are conspiracy to restrain trado, combination in restraint of trade, interfering with intcrtnto com merce nnd restraining interstate com merce. 1 no labor leaders weir charg ed with having prevented union work men from unloading or handling good which hnil been shiped from out-ide the state, because of nlleged disputes with tho concerns to wliinch the goods were billed. 5R- BAND CONCERT I PET Tho authorities In tholr delving Into tho mystery of tho Roguo River bank robbery aro looking for a man carrying an empty suit case who rodo with Seelcy Halt In tho Grants Pass Med ford stage on tho day of tho crime. He got on at Gold Hill and rodo to Roruo River. Hall's des cription tallies with that given to tho authorities, by the man who told of the plot to rob tho bank. Tho supposition now advanced Is that tho robber rode to Rogue Rlrcr In Hall's auto, and that ho was car ried to safety by the grey Quick Hall saw speeding toward Roguo River, flvo or ten minutes before tho crime. Tho plans of entrance and exit were planned with tho same caro as tho crime. Hall thinks the robber es caped on tho S. P. train through Roguo River at 3:15 o'clock. PInkerton detectives aro now working on'tho case, with tho usual shroud of mystery, cast over their operations. AT M TNIH T I t r i l vHi "hMuHH W I U t. M .Wv al ' & " a Kil.j, KH?dnHL i i 5- hk x v m. -w wrm i k f &4 DALES-CELILO CANAL OPENED TO RIVER TRAFFIC IUU K)DY, Ore., April SS.- -With-out ostentation tho Datles-Celllo aunt was opened today to navigation, Tho c,ana, which was completed af ter 10 j ears of woik at an expendi ture of .t,srt0,U00 by tho federal gov eminent; 'opuutt tho Columbia river to steamer traffic from tho Pacific ocean to Priest ltnpldti, Wash., a distance of 450 nillcM, and to Low- Iston, Idaho, oil tho Bniiko rler, a tributary of the Columbia, a dlstanco of t"t miles. The ilvcr steamer Inland Kmplre. carrying army engineers headed by Colonel Jay J. Morrow, United States engineer corps, who siiK)rvlcd tho coiiNtnirtlon, and civilians Interested In river traffic was tho first vessel to pass through the canal, She des cended from the upper river and pnsred through, the locks at 1:10 p. m. L IIU! ' -. -t-l- -I 1 . y adnor the New ,l IU Abrow COLLAR A collar cut to fit the neck and the prevailing fashion In big knotted cravats. A manly, good fitting, good looking collar. ikxMunu ctunT. rrAtwiiY co. MAKtW Or ARROW MtlRTS (Jticoii Wllhelmliin of Holland and daughter (Cop). Wllliclmlim will n crUo the Moinen'.s hc lelegntlnts nt Tlio Hague. I Mow ur, left to right, arc Miulnino ItoMku Schuim nior, llitugnrtnii K'aco ixhiK-ato; Ir. 3lln Ilotssetnlii, lco prtblont mill secretary of tlio cxrciithe conuulttH of tlio Dutch penco lnler, nnd Hr. Alettn Jarolis, president of tlio ctiin niltttv nnd lender of the k-jico inootncnt in Hollnnd. Tho first open air band concert by tho now Medford band will bo given at tho city park Wednesday even ing. Tho following Is tho pregram: I'm On My Way to Dublin Bay , . i ii r I'll J Suporba Grand Medley banco of tho Skeletons .. .................. Descriptive Overturo Cornet Solo Selected F. Wilson Walto Intermission MaHTiiT'"...:.::.V;.:".''.Oporatlc Selection Hunting Sccno ................Descrlptlvo Arcadia Overture Song of tho Old Folk . ....Grand Selection IAN E ADDAM PEACE LEADER!!; under conditions of modern warfare; recognizing women's responsibility in connection with wars, but declaring fiuni ineir inuitciicc against wars ould be effective onlv with ciimil olitieal rights; pledging women to do nil in their power to promote mutual TI1K IIAOl'K, Netherlands, Apiili'ii'dTstanding and l"qi1 will. :russ of POUTIjANI), April -sT 28. The Iiitenintional Cong Women uiinnimotily made Miss Jane Addams, one of the delegates, chair woman. The gathering passed resolutions protesting Against thu madness and horror of war; opiMtsing tho u"stimp tion Thomas Scott Hrookv, ono of tho foremost real estate and Investment mon of Portlnnd walked or Jiiuiled out of the second story"liidpw of his bath ropm at his homo hero this evening, fell twolvo feet, llchtlni: on his head thnt women enn be protected on a pavement, and Is expected to die. ' ' CONFIRMED TESTIMONY io Kind Medford Renders Cannot IKiulit. Dosn's Kidney Pills have stood tho test. Tho test of tlniotho hardest test of alt. Thousands gratefully testify. To quick relief to lasting results. Medford readers can no longer doubt tie evidence, It's convincing testimony twice- told and well rouflruied, Medford readers should profit by these experiences, John Kroner, farmer, Jacksonville, Ore., sas: "For cara I suffered from kidney complaint. I tried ono medlcluo after another, but nothing gave mo relief. A friend who had taken Dona's Kidney Pills, told mo to try them. After I had used three boxes, tho trouble left mo." (Htnto uimit given Oct. 3K, l.00.) OVI.'R THRKK YKARS I.ATKR Mr. Krciuer said: "I nm hnppy to say that kidney trouble has left mo, never to return." Price fiOc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy got Dosn's Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Kroner had. Foster-Mllburn Co., Props , lluffalo, N, V. Adv. Your Money Runs No Risks If you Invest It here In DlainondH. You can tl a good deal of money up In a' small parcel alright by buy ing diamonds. Hut lots of people consider II money well Invested to purchase a diamond ring. They think tho ring earns thorn more In prestige than if tho money were deposited In n bank. Anyway when nn begin to think of diamonds, hero Is the store to look up. Raro gems - guaranteed high values, , t MARTIN J. REDDY tiii: ji:vi:i.i:k 'J I a IJvt Main Street For That New SPRING SUIT Tailored (o Fit SEE KLEIN 128 East MAIN Upstalu Sudan Grass Now is the time io put this seed in the ground. Do not. fail to at least, try a pound op two this spring. It. will pay you to experiment, with this tfreiif plant. We have a stock of the purest .selected seed. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. :U7 K. Main Street i:uu:ut iimin.utn s.wsi "Get Busy In a Business School Where Everyone Is Busy" Hlbert Hubbard Is a HIICCK.SS. Taku his advice. Attend tho Medford Commercial College 31 N. Crape Ht, "Southern Oregon's Iltisy Dullness School," School All Hummer Day and Hvenlng. 10 WASHINGTON, April .-Commissioner General Cuminctti of tho bureau of immigration wan today working out the details of a national conference at Ran Francisco, August '2, nt which questions of unemploy ment, the distribution of labor and J'vdernl control over private employ ment iifucoH doing an interstate hutri jichs will be discussed. Secretary Wilson of tho department of Inbor, who called tho meeting, Is sending invitations lo the governors of tlio various states, mnyors, heudH of state lnbor bureaus and othors Jo nttend. It is hoped to bring about ro. operation between thu department o labor nnd the btuta and municipal authorities, so us to prevent duplica tion of woik, bring nbout elfieieut mid more uniform methods. FOR GOLDEN STATE SACItAMEXTO, Cnl., April '28. Four bills etublishi.ig uou-partinu state elections in California were signed today by Governor Johnson They represent tho chief legislation wibb of the administration and aiv re garded as the most imMirtant legisla tion of the session. Under them no ennd'dute for political office in Cal ifornia will carry a party label ex cept candidates for representative m congress f.nd United States senator ;MM;M.;;:;MgM; Mistaken Diagnosis-Doctors Guess Wrong Again NEW DAYLIGHT TRAIN In anticipation of heavy traffic to tho J'anama-I'acrio exposition at Ran Francisco, thu Southern Pacific will Install an additional passenger train between l'ortlund and Kan Kraaelsco, Sunday, May 10. Tho Hw train southbound will loavo Portland at 8:30 a. wi. and arrive In this elly at P;30 p, i, Tlio north bound train will will loss Man Tran vl at 11 p, i,, a'rrlWHK In Wwl foul akMt 7i0 ft, m, Thro will I JJkl f4)NfiM In tkc IJw sf tliu About flvo years ago I wroto to you that I had been a terrible suffer er from kidney and bladder troubles, and that my physician Informed mo that my left kldnoy was in such con dition that thero waa no hope for my recovery. I was advised to try your Swamp-Hoot as a last resort, and after taking four DOc size bot tles, I passed a gravel stono which weighed ten grains, J afterwards for warded you this gravel stono. Have had no return of any trouble slnco that tlmo and cannot say too much in favor of your wonderful prepara tion, Hwamp-Hoot, which cures, af tor physicians fall. Very truly yours, K. H. HOllNB, Kouto 3, liox 30 Hoseboro, N. C. Personally apopared before mo, thlu 31st day of July, 1009, V. II. Horno, who subscribed to tho above state ment and mado oath that tho same is truo in substanco and in fact. JAMH8 M. HALL, Notary Public. Letter to Dr, Kllmor & Co., Ulng- hamton, N, V. 1'rovo What Kwamp Hoot Will Do I'or You Send ton cents to Dr, Kilmer & Co., Dlugliainton, N, Y., for a sample ln bottlo. it will convlnro anyone. You wl alio rocelvo a booklet of va. uabla liiforipatlon, tolling about llifl kidneys and blsdoer. When writing be sure ami mention n,0 Medford Hvenlng Msll Tribune, lingular flfiv rent and one dollar le bottles for t t r r r ? t t ? ? t MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED SHOPPING BY MAIL It pays to send us your orders by Mail. We Give you tho same service we would if you came yourself. Send us a TRIAL ORDER. -PARCEL POST, EXPRESS OR FREIGHT PREPAID MANN'S THE WOMEN'S STORE CENTKAL AYR, NEAR P. O. OUR BIG LACE SALE Far oxcoodod our oxpoctations, storo boing crowded all day, Wo have a good assortment. tho still OUR. BUSINESS IS There Must Be a Reason! GROWING EVERY DAY Quality and Service Is Our Motto EVERYBODY IS TALKING ABOUT OUR I ANOTHER BIG SALE OF WAISTS ? ? t t T t T ? t X .1. t X f f T J y i LAGE AND EMBROIDERY SALE New Bargains for Thursday 27 inch Enib. Swiss and Voile Flounciiig.s, boaiilifnl patttonm, worth up to $2.00 a Salo Price yd 69c 5000 yards All Silk Plomidngs, All O vors and Bands, values up to $3.00 a yd, Sale Price, vd. , ? ? t ? ? y t X 48c ")000 yards beautiful Laee Floun fings, Hands and All Overs, worth up to $2.00 a yd. Sale Price yd 39c New Corset Cover Embroideries, Dainty Patterns, values up to f)0c, Salo Pritip, yd. ..., 29c 1(K)NEV SILK WAISTS, in plain and fancy high and low neck, long sleeves, all sizes, !M lo 'II, values up to $2.50 on stile Thursday each $1.39 100 Now Crepe Do Chino and' Tub Silk Waists, all sizes in plain and stripes, values up to$l, on sale Tliui's- (iftn "Qk .lay, each piL0 J 1 ) BIG GEST,l BEST STOCK 'IN MEDFORD JL fill J Mill l mO iilHii JMllBr 1 -. fMaWI i " tiiMWO -jr' k'.M.U.l.'M itiurri r Hi Mutton J isle and Chaiuoisclto Cloves, pair 48c k'nimnfluM mi(ini i n Two.Clnsp Lisle Cloves, pail 25c "Kayser's" Ki-Hutton Silk Cloven all colors, pair 98c i,.,...:. ,'o t n i in n Two-Clasp Kid Cloves Special, pair DON'T FORGET THAT SATURDAY, MAY 8th IS COMMUNITY X DAY IN MEDFORD. FREEDINNER, FREE MOVIES, Froo X BAND CONCERT COME. SPECIAL THURSDAY BARGAINS Clark's ONT Spool Colt on 7 lor 25 $1.25 I (IOOI) APRON C1NCIIA.M a yard 6c HEST Dress Prints a yard 5c COOD HLI'JACIIEI) MUSLIN yard 9c HEST Colored Oil Cloth, a yard 19c SANITOL Talcum Powder a can 12c Devon shire Cloth, Special, yd 18c Sans Silk and Luslre Cotton, a Imll 4c (Jldfdinw st all drug iin. Pt i I'iilil A.lv T ' . .-I , n'lii v wmmmm&tmt&L mtmnimutmifn-rmrUm prmm SffcWtMl, NO f
