Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 20, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text' w PAG1S TWO MKDKORD MAIL TRtBttttE, MRDFOJtD. OKECIOlft. TTITWSDAY, MAY 20, 1015 !- : v ,'j ii ..I u I 't- h J V ! ' 1; 1. . ffiNI INLAND! L PERSONAL m Aubrey. the 15-year old soa ot E. I). 9fff from near Gallco, 1b short th ed ot two of the fingers and ,th thumb of 1i!b left hand because 4f bwrfag Monkeyed wltk the deadly dyifttewite cap. He found ono ot the Mfswitn a piece ot fuse attached, aW;amAtck did tho reet. QraaU II'AM Courier. Screen doors at Med ford Lumber Co. , Xi C. Hall ot Grants Tans was a bwlMas Tlsltor in tho city for a tow 3be"rs "Wedaesday afternoon. " ArD.' Sheldon of Aberdeen, Wash, Is' among the out 'of town visitors" in the city this week. kodak finishing the best, at TTcs tea's Gamers Shop. Opposite Book 'more WY n. Craig and wlfa. of Nobles vllle,' Indiana, are In tho city for n few days visiting with tho family of 0. E. Gates. MIm Clladys Jackson ot this city left this morning for Portland to visit with friends and relatives. J. O. Qerklag. the oest all around photographer la southern Oregoa. Always reliable; Negatives made any where, time or place. Studio 22 S Mala St. Phone 320-J. Sirs. Anna Dcnhoft leaves today for tho tnlddlo west, where sho will spend tho next four months visiting wHa friends and relatives. a. ti. Heiily arid wlfoot Sioux City. Iowa, are In the city this week In specting local conditions. Have your laws mower sharpened by J. W. Mitchell, p&obo 8S0-J. tt J. Carson ot Dutto Falls spent Wednesday la Medford and Jackson ville attending to business matters. W. A. Woodford and wlfo of Port laad are spending a few days la the city visiting frieads and relatives. Dr. M. C. Barber, Palm block. Hours 9 to 4. Phene: Office 1'iO; Home 110J3. The city has somewhat of a desert ed 'appearance today, most of tho bus iness men Journeying to the annual Valley Prldo picnic on the Applegate. Between 40 and CO autos from this city made the trip. Governor Withy combe, who will deliver tho princi pal address, will reach Mcdford about 4 o'clock this aftcraoon, leaving for Salem on tho evening train. Promi nent republicans of tho city and coun ty are holding councils with him to day. The Medford band is one ot the attractions at tho picnic Ask for Grandma Cookies. Bids for the clearing of the right of way of the Grants Pass-Crescent City railroad from Wlldervllle to Hays Hill have been called for by Twohy Brothers, and the same must be la the hands ot tho contractors by next ifonday. Tho survey is com pleted to Hayrf Hill. Pop corn Crtapettes at Do Voe's. Bert Anderson, chairman of the republican county central committee spent Wednesday in Grants Pass ar ranging for the coming of Governor Wltbycombe to that city this morn ing. HelmaaV white sulphur swimming pools and baths at Ashland, Ore., open for the season Saturday, May 1st. 57 Mrs. Frederick Pelouso of Eagle Point Is in Grants Pass at the bed side of her sister who is ill. Leslie Osborne left today for Port land. Pan Dandy Bread at De Voe's. Frank Innes ot Eugene Is spend lag a few day in the city and valley. R. L. Wilson motored to tho city today from Central Point to attend to business matters. The regular dally drunk appeared before the pollco court this morning and was fined $5 and costs. Lunch goods at Do Voe's. The threat of the city council td attach a flno to property holders for allowing unsightly weeds and grasd to grow on vacant lots Is yielding fruit, most ot the weeds In tho busi ness district receiving an application1 of the scythe. Tho resident district is under tho samo treatment. Ask for Grandma Cookies. Merle Kellogg is in Gold Hill re ceiving medical treatment due to a broken shouldor blado sustained whllo scuffling with a friend last Sat urday. Kellogg slipped and fell to tho sidewalk, and his friend fell with ail his weight upon his shoulder. Kodak finishing and supplies at Weston's Camera Rbop, Opposite1 Book Store. Knox McCoy lias returned to his wlflltig claims In tin Middle Fork dls ;trtet after spending u fow days In thU elty attending to justness mat ters. Samuel Young of Hill. Cal.. Is among tho out of town visitors In t,h 61 ty this week. Mereftant's 'lunch 25c at Shasta. A, ehlekea wandered up tho Main street Wednesday afternoon, and was based by a bey and long legged rwWWed mu i(e.Hrow' pool hall. Tjw m4 nxtlred word Wed aWiir lliat a sew w )mm (Ihk mm fUvr N4 o teittk Cwdral The Parents-Teachers association ot tho high school will hold tho an- tilinl' olnMInn at nttinrsra nt thn rnv. ,1a MnnlM4 MfcMllnk . tti. 1.&1. 1J ..,. Hiv.iuiv ncvuug pu iivivi c in- day atteraeoi. u Sea Plertie the florist, tor bedding pHats ot all Kinds. At tho regular meeting and ban quet of tho Jackson County Merch ants' association hold In the basement ot the Methodist church, It was de cided to close tho stores of tho city Decoration Day am! .Monday, July B tor the Fourth of July celebration Av banquet was served-' by tho ounrf ladies of the Jtinlor c)a. of the high school, under the direction of Miss Graco Mitchell. A vote ot thanks was given tho young ladles. Tho Applogatd picnic being held today was approved. Flolschmann'a yeast al Do Voo's. Dave Harrotl of Copper, Cal., ono ot tho best known prospectors ot tho Bluo Ledge district Is spending a few days In the, city attending to bus iness matters. Sco Davo Wood about that tire In aurance policy. Office Mall Tribune Bldg. County Superintendent Percy J. Wells spent Wednesday afternoon In Mcdford attending to business mat ters. Velvet Ico Cream at Do Voe's, Tho Parent-Teachers' association of the Koosevelt school will meet Friday at 3 p. m. Election of offi cers will bo held and a full attend ance Is desired. Anyone desiring boy or girl to work for board during tho summer, notify Medford Commercial College. Bl Tho Warren Construction company has completed repairs to tho south sldo of Main street between Front and Central avenues. Tho cduncll refused to approve" their bill until this work was done Tho pavement rotted through water seepage, which collected owing to a low spot, and formed an excellent breading place for flics. General Freight Agent Hlnshaw of the Southern Pacific was a visitor In Medford Thursday. Pierce, the florist, has a fine lot ot pansy plants. Samuel Hill, good roads advocate. and Major H. L. Bowlby, former stato highway engineer, arrived In Med ford Wednesday afternoon, having made the trip by auto from San Fran cisco over tfio Pacific highway. They report ono section of the road near Bedding lmpassablo and construction work held up by lack of co-operation by county officials. It will bo July 1 before tho highway is In good con dition for automobiles. Four autos wero shipped by train from Redding to Medford. James Kershaw, Jr., and Ed White of thd Climax district, wero Medford visitors Thursday. DIED W. R. Falrraan, aged 7G years, was found dead on tho porch ot his home In tho 1200 block on East Ninth street Wednesday night by Steve Gardner. Death Is presumed to have occurred about six o'clock, and' the cause to have been heart failure. It Is thought Fatrman was stricken when in tho act of unlocking the door, and seated himself upon tho porch. When found he was sitting erect, resting against a chair. Cor oner John Ai Perl took charge of the body, and determined that death was due to natural causes, and that aq Inquest was unnecessary. DIED At her homo, 320 floutH Holly street, Wednesday night. May" 19, 1915, Mrs. Lydla M. Amy, wife of Councilman Frank M. Amy, aged 46 years, 9 months and 2 days. Thd funeral services will bo held rron' tho family residence Friday after noon at t o'clock, tho Rev. Harry Ej Tucker officiating. Interment will be In Jacksonville cemetery. Mrs, Amy's death was sudden, being stricken with paralysis. She wad born In Indiana, but had lived for many years '1 soitficrhyOrerfoB,. - ii ". i FULL POltarfS QRAKTEIt , (Continued, from Page 1.) . restored Premier Salandri exclaim ed: 'Wo have confidence in our aug ust chief- who Is proparing' to lead tho 'army toward a glorious future. Let us gather round this well be loved sovereign.' "It was obsorved that 'the social ists took no part in the applause". "Premier Salandrd thin proposed that a committoe of 18 deputlos should etamino a bill composed ot a slnglo article, which ho presented. JUll Is Prest-iitW "The bill reads? " 'Tho government Is authorized In case of war and during tho du ration of war to nwko decisions with duo authority of law, in every res. pect required for thd defense ot tho state, tho guarantee ot public or der and urgent economic necessities. Tho provisions contained In articles 243 to 2Q1 of the military code con tinue in force, Thtf govirriffleat Is authorixed also (u have recourse un til Docomhor ii, t9W, to monthly rrerMoHs) spprftpristioHs tor bl aHdxg the budget, TWi f should mmn fnfff torn thu day It J tr- IS LITTLE FOUR - Dorothy Dean, 4 years old, who in n Pnvlowa' in miniature, performing difficult dancer with sprightly graco nnd remarkable talent. Dorothy lives in Los Angeles, Cni.. where she recently won prnitto for her Krfor mancd at tho annual children's day given by tho Elks' club. Sho began dancing as soon as nho could toddle. Her improvisations nro dcclnrcd re mqrkabloffor their intricacy HAMLIN IS HELD TO Gcorno Hamlin, accused of a statu tory offense against a ten year old girl, was bound ovor to tho next term of tho grand Jury by Justice of tho Peace Glenn Taylor upon S3000 bonds. This Is one the heaviest bonds' ever Imposed upon a man charged with a crime In tho annals of Jack son county courts. Tho court said tho bond might seem execsstvo to some, but that In view of tho hcln ousness of tho offonso tho ball de mand was light. Attorney Porter J. Neff represent ing Hamlin, asked for a light bond, and was strenuously opposed by Pros ecutor Kelly, who classified tho tes timony of Hamlin's alleged victim as "the most damnablo ho had ever 'heard.'' The defenso also took ex ception to thd prosecutor's Inference ''that In somo communities men had been lynched for similar crimes." The mother of tho Ilttlo girl wept throughout tho entire proceedings. Hamlin i tt pioneer o( this ecctlori, and has a family. Ho was arrested about 18 months ago for cutting a fellow socialist with a knife- during an argument In a Front street na'oon and acquitted. ITALY CLAIMS COMPENSATION (Corittlntied from Page 1.) ion ot pence', of any agreement mndo by Au'htris. Bign6r Sonnino rigrecd to rrBtiirie negotiation) on the condi tion that Vienna would mnke concrete proposals'. Seven days iutcr Ilnron liiirinu nskrd Italy to jiv formal agreement trf tho' foiMaing einnKc'H: Auntriaa Itomaniit Firhi, (lie maintenance of benevo lent political and economic iiriilriilify throughout the wnr; HceomJ, AtiKtri.i fp liavo a free hand in ilio linlknnri third, tho renunciation on (lie part of Italy of any further rornpenKntinn; and, fourth, the maintenance of tint cxirttinc; Itafrt-Austrian accord con cerning Albania. April 2, Baron Hiiriun added that in pxchiuigo fot tliene plcdgcx AiiKtriu would giv to Jtnly (l (Iihtricfs of Hnveredu, llivn and TrerituiQ, an well uh a few vii Jagex. Signer fionnino refdied lie eoiihid- TVM LATH 1X OTAHfilFT FOR BALE Dining table and chairs, library table, baby cab, foungo, beds', dressers, spring cot, sanitary lounge, kitchen table, linoleum, r-ewing machine, range, heati-r, car pet sweeper, blcyclos, fruit Jars, tdbs, Wringers, tc- fid7 K, Jack. MR, CI lmT-IMlf tM watch l(twtu fHur thwtfr an4i)ruuir,iirn't in GRAND S3000 BONDS YEAR - OLD PAVL0WA wv ercd tlico demand)! contemptible novertlieiesfJ, they were Hrtnittcd td wtand. Rumors of n separate Austro itusxian jM?nco )critting, Home ntked Vienna for n definite answer. In re ply Vienna added n small zono in the province of Trent to tho Italian com pensation. Denounced Allknca April 2 tho Duke of Avunin report ed that tlio Austrian u'ovornnifiit did not think Italy cstr would make wnr and that contcqucntly Vienna regard cd a continuance of tho diHotisMon u UHclet-s. On receipt of this reiwrt, Siuiior homiuio, considering any accord im M)Hsibie, denounced tlie iiliinneo uith AuRtria-Hungnr'. lie onid that lant summer Austriatlungnry wltliont renchiiig an ngreem6nt with Italy and without giving Italy another notice whatever, again diMduiuing the ndwee of Italy that moderation bo oltcrved had sent to henna, July 'J.'(, an ulti matum which wub the cntue f tho present conflagration. Tin Austria". Hungary had disturbed the HtntiiH (pio in the Balkans, creating a situation which wan of advantage (o herself alone. Neutrality ImpoMlofo Sucii a course of ToIcnco nindu benevolent neutrality in1poHrfilili for the reason that AuHtria-IIungnry wan fightirig to nttain nn object diamet rically opposed to thd vital intcrestx of Itnly, her ally. Nevertheless, for several month Italy endeavored to bring about a nit nation fuvorable to the ni-ctitnblmh-ment of friendly relation between thp two eonntricH, but thVs5 negotintionn brought no practical rcrfults. C'onsc fluently tho alliiince wrf denounced 6n May 4 liv tho duke of Avnnm. Tho duko t.nid Italy wan confidefit of her rights mid he affirmed to the Auxtro. Hiingnnnn government "that from this moment Italy veAnmcn cnfir6 lib erty of action, declaring fhrft lier treaty with Austria-Hungary iH hcrC by annulled and wjthout effect." With Medford Trade Is Medfcrd.Mado Squabs! Squabs! TRVTttfeM They are Tondo tiad Detlclods Considering nutritive valuo thoy 4re the cheapest raefct 6 tbej ninjk et.' phone for special" spring drlcis. R. R. SQUAB FARM Phono 2df-R4 LATH HiiiESkSr VKysTW ik Fornu-rly owned by thh C'rowder will stand Hitnflttyi and Monday at Crowder's ranch, Utinwf Tiwid'ays YVdHKdBy and fitatwrdays' at Vn CJHt'x Usrn, Mtltor4i 'ru4rt4yi oud Fridays at Kle vmU H6fVk6 IO, fo) gMrNtHl, L 10 ftlE 10 A commilteo eompoxed !' lltU'eliiM Mulkcy, Seelev and Mi. Ooro wiih up pointed nt nu ndjoium'd meeting nf tho Hchnol litmrd lawt 'l'initav night to iuvestipite llm cot ol finWiItig llu llooxevelt selimd mo uh lo lU'coiiiiim duto the nuventh grnde. The imiiu inilteo uitH hihhul'U'd (it lopoit tit the next 'lucetirtg. The HovM. Shields and tliikniH of the Ministerial iiMHoeiatiou nppiaied before the board and ikrd tluit the Bible ho rend dtiily in (lie m IhmiI- ot the eti.. Xo aeliou ih taken, the hoard directing the vieik to determine how miieli it would cost to furitl'.lt n copy of llolv Writ to eaeli pupil. Mj Thorn Smith was elected ns Knglinli teacher to lake the place ot Mihh Lucille Mitrdinll, iTsigunl. Mins flertrudo Booth wil named lo fill tho vneaiiey enured hv tlio tesigmilion of Miis Mn hoi I. Mear as domesth science traelier. The suhirv of both wnn fied nt .00 per month for nine month". Tho unlnrv of Mihh Coffin wiih ruined to .-80 tho month. SiiHriiitendeut II. S. t'ollins wan gixen tho contrnet to repair liluek hoanirt with hyprolilo nt 'J cciiIh per Htiuaro foot. The hoard voted $!l." inward paiiug the exjionses of tiiii yenrV grndiintiiig claht. A resolution tegrettiiigtlie resiunu tloiii of ProfcHsor C. It. Bow man nnd tho MinicH Lucille Mnrxhnll nnd Ma bel I. Meant to ncc-cnt H-itioitH in Klnmntli riill wrm piinsed, BARNES SUIT TO JURY (Continued from page ono "WhCn ehurgm nro niftdo against n man, if they nro true that is nuffio- ient defense. Anyone hart n rigid to puhliyh nnything about any other man if it in true. The whole law concern ing libel in woven around the que- tioti of whether the chnrgu mado iV true or not." Juttiee Andrews then CTplnined I In points of libel inw in detail. In lhi connection ho Maid; "Tlio burden of proof i on tho de fendant. He niriitt nhnw by a itrepon- deniuee of evidence luit tlie charge, made i true. He may justify his ehnrge in whole or in pn-t ' "Ah for tho article comnluincd of, JO rroaa america's Greatest Cigarette Attention Workmen! Your eyes tnko enfo of youwhy not tako car 6 of (horn? tt you have poor eyesight hoc DR. RIGKERT -fidlto l-'J Over IfoxiuVn When In Need Of a Cleaner or Dyer 4 PHONE 244 Bcsf of WorknatiRliip SHO ASKED BHJES PUPILS Hi tH Mi SjMlHVAj &J fH BH I iH Hi H I Imvo held II to IIIioIouh porno In I wo ri'guidH it elinrgoH ii rdriiipt jlolll hull unimieo livlwot'ii Mr. IhifuoH and Mr. iMmph In ivgitrd io tlio goMn tftmil of Ino itlale, HiVomlfy, II oluilgert thnl Mr, Unriicn liart worked GOLD DUST For every brightening and cleaning purpose Gold Dust Is tifiod nt toast three times n day In millionii of homoa. Yet thefo nro ninny Ihousflndu of hotinowivofl who think Gold Dust is only for a fow UHon meioBusTTWHta fajrsM work" FRED ALTON HAIGHT TEACHER OK PIANO A surcoaHful teacher of piano for over lltteon yonrs. Kporlnllnt In tho correct principle" of Touch and Tvchulc ns np piled lo modern plnno da) lug for children, all Ixjclnnorii and nd vnuced puplU. Tho Instruction Is ctpiat to that offered by tho heat tenchum In tho larger cities whllo tho coat la much It. Hummer term. IIAKJIIT MUSIC STl'IMOH llootii IOI flnrnett-Corvy llitllillug I'hmio 71) How Frequently It happens that great damago lit done by tiro nnd much Iota occurs through burglary. I'tit oiir rnlunblo.1 In our Flro and Ilurglnr I'root Vault wheru )oii can rent n Sato liepoult llox for f2 00 and up per car, OVER ?e YEABg UMDtn QUE MANAOCMtHT i z:4i GOOD YEAR T AND REPUBLIC HAVE QUALITY Wi: K,W K K.XTIM C'OSTH AN' TIM 13 IIV IK)I.( Of It OWN AUJt'STINd Crater Lake Motor Car Co. DiHlrilmloi'H for SouIIum'ii Oregon .10-18 K. ITir Hfrech Aredfonl, Oi-pkoii The gicafest ceonpmy of Ford enrH Ik not tu tho low puce, hut In I lie low nTler cod of opeiiitiou icH than two ceutx it mile in city mid (ountn, They (tie dnnigned and liuilt to muhi nnd Nino, to bring Ilio luxury of plenum ro and tlio Htiirdinouri in busiiuiHti work --Ui in it wliy Ih'iro nro moin thnn 700,0110 now in iiko thirf i wlinl Iiiih iiiihIii ilio Fold tho universal cur Uicko mo tho merlin wo piuKtmt why you should buy n I'oril. Iluynrs of thirf car will hIiiimi in prol'lln if wo wll nt i ft ii II 1100,000 iiutr I'ord cilrrt ludworii Auguxt, 101 1, and AngiiHt, 1015. Kiiuahoiit i 1 10; Touring Cur 100; Town Cm JUDO; pnipeiet t70()i HciJoii faffii, fully ciilpped, t, n. b. Detroit, On dlMpluy nnd Aula ut O. E. GATES tliiouuh u t'owupt nlllnm'0 holweou cloaked IiiihIiii'mh and oiookeil ml itUw. Nutliinir )li In Hi" mtl"l' llheloilM." "Tlio tmlv iiiit'Nllon yon luiM' In coiiKiilei' , 'Aio tlio oliniue Iiiiof Gold Dust should bo used for donning everything. Gold Dust fruly wdrhn for you. It in most economical; it U most nntls- fnctory itnd it is most aunitury. It emmot tcralch or harm any turltcn, n J It will illnolvo and ttmovc all dirt and toi-. Till" active principle 61 Gold Dint U to rrnurli ably tliotougli llial you rin.a away ino uin nnu rrat, Icavlnd a newoei", a cltaiitisia and a CrUlitnen which dllshlt. 5c ami larger packajti sold cvcryvrlicra CiDKFAIRBANKSBHSIJ MAKEK9 If You Have a Bad Wheel a loom! body or spokos on your ear rl'U'.n or nitln send It lo tin to bo put Into "hftpo. Thern's nothing about vehicle repairing wo rnmint do nnd do well. Don't rhargo nearly as much for our nervlcoiuiia thoy nro worth so coie ltdl ii. Try us nnd set?. Ollllitas' Wngon, Cnrrlnnc nnd Auto Vork$ m a f R E S -- ? wronnywwMwimn nil n Jgra-g-i:a:ar-m-agT-s i mil i r M MsWsbalU'j iHNtk tH at mt, V" f If fmtlf tamg f innMHnwnm-w