Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 19, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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Tim l'nrcnt-TeuelionJ iiHMiriution
ol" Mcdford litis iINeuvoml in it in
vcHUt,'iilioim Hint iniiitv people have
lict-n miHin formed or have a mim-oii-ception
of the law M to tho qiinlifi
nitiniiH of loi;nl voter at huImmiI olcc
tioiis and therefore dosiiu to will at
tention to tlio matter.
Tin' law as to tlio njiulifieatious of
voter in tlio diHtridH of the i-Iiihh of
Jvledfonl is iih followw (pnrntriipli
'i'i'2, piiRo 01, Oregon School I.iiwh,
3015):
"Any cilicn of this slate, mule or
female, wlio in 21 .oarn of am' and
Iiiih resided in tlio lint net lliiitv 1m.vh
immi'diatrly preceding tlio meeting or
election, nnd Iiiih property in the iIih
Iriel, iih hIiowii Iiv the IiihI eounty iih
H'xsnipnt, and not assessed bv the
Hhenff, on which he or nh is liable
or subject to nay a tax, shall he en
titled to vote at any school meeting
or eleclioii in Hiiid district; proided,
that, for the purpose of this section,
iinv mail who Iiiih declared his inten
tion to hecome a citizen, of the I'nitrd
Wales and Iiiih resided in the state
for six months imniedialelv preceding
the meeting or election where he pro
poses to vote, shall he considcicd a
citizen of this state; provided, fur
ther, that any person shall he deemed
to have, complied wilh the property
(pinlificntioiiH imposed hv this sec
tion who prcHeiilH to the directors or
judges of eleclion snlisfuotorv evi
(lcnce that ho or she has stock,
fthatcK or ownership In anv corpora
tion, finn or en. partnership which
lias propertv in the district, as shown (
by the last county assessment, and
Hot assessed Iiv the sheriff, on which
Mich corporation, firm or co-pnrl-nership
pays a tax, oven though his
or her individual niinic docs not tip
)iunr upon the tax roll."
Many people have the Idea that a
person must own real cstntn in or
der to he a qualified elector at school
elections, hut such is not the case.
.Any ono liuiiig propeitv on which he
or she pays a lax or is liahlo to pay
a tax, providiusr the taxable prop
erly appears on the last completed
assessment roll, and it has been held
the last completed assessment roll, is
that which governs (he nucstiun iih to
whether one offering to vote at such
I'leeliou is a ipialified elector or not.
The chairman of the school meet
til).', or any (nullified elector, has the
light to clinllengo any person offer
ing to ote, in whiili ease the chair
man is to question such eliulleiigod
person us to Ins qualifications.
I.ON'DON, Juno 19. -I). A. Thonins
tlio Welsh coal magnate, tlio Kx
cbango Telegraph company nays, has
accepted nn Important commission
from David Uoyd-dcorgo, minister
of iiiunltloiiR, to go to the United
States and Canada to supervise tlio
making of munition contractu.
Mr Tlioinan, r survivor of the l.u
tdtnnln tragedy, presided Juno 11 at
one of Mr. l.loyd-doorgo's "speeding
up munitions" meetings at Cnrdlff.
lie wim reported to have unld at Hint
time that he had been told by friend
lie must bnvo been spared, when the
LiiMitnnla sank that ho might do for
tlio government soiuo work not jot
accomplished.
RUSSIAN COUNTER DEFENSE
AGAINST AUSTRIANS ON PRUTH
LONDON. Juno ID. A dispatch to
tlio Times from llurlinrost sys:
"Hoports from the frontier stutn
that tlio Husslaiis biue taken a (Minu
ter offensive against (ho Austrian
who Invaded lteirauu under (Ion
oral I'flniuor. The Austrian havo
boon forced to retire hastily aa far an
llojana to tlio cunt of Ciornovvltz and
nro evacuating Novo tfellrn. In KiiskIh
on the I'rutli and the rent of the nccu
plod territory. The KukhIouh havo
captured a gioat quantity ot wnr ma
torlal."
ASQUITH, JR.. BACK
TO THE FIRING LINE
LONDON, Juno 10- Lieutenant
Herbert Aaqulth, who returned to
London recently from the Dardanelles i
where ho was wounded, In expeitt 1
shortly to return to tho fighting luc
Ilia wouikIb coiiKlst of coiitii8i.niis of
tho fuco, uiudo by a splinter ot a
sholl. which also knocked out tfeverul
of his teeth and cut Ma lips. Lleuteu
nnt Arthur Asquith, another of tho
proinlor's boiii who was woundod In
tho leg In the Dardanelles two weeks
ago, li convalescing in wairu mm i
jectH to return to nctlvo service vvlth
(u a fprtulsht.
WELSH COAL KING
TO BUY MUNITIONS
At n upccinl mccllnp of the city'
council held Friday nfght. definite
action regarding tlio granting of n
frnnchlHO to tlio Uukuo Hlvur Public
Service corporation was pontponed
until after .Inly tfith, when the California-Oregon
Powor coiupnny-Clty
of Mcdford'sult will IiokIii boforo tlio
federal court nt Portland.
In thin milt tlio city Invalidates Its
franclilno with tlio California-Oregon
Powor company, claiming that It
owns tlio local light plant. To grant
a franrliUo Is In dliect contraven
tion of the city charter as It will Im
pair the value, of tlio cII'h property,
If tlio clnlniM advanced by the city
In tlio cano nro uphold by tlio court.
Ruction 101 rends:
"lieforo any propoxltlou for selling,
leasing or encumbering any of tlio
city public ntllltlefl. ran bo legally
Htibmltteil to tlio decision of tlio elect
ors or Ham rliy, tne council snail
uo to bo printed a full nnd ex
plicit statement of tlio powor and
authority which they desire to have
granted to them to bo published for
two Weoks before said election Is to
bo held In one of tlio newspapers
printed In tlio city; and no franchise
shall over bo granted that Injures
or depredates the value or usefulness
of any of the city' public utilities."
Tlio council alio decided at tlio
meeting to grant nwook's vacation tin
pay to tlio policemen and flromen,
after a warm debate.
TALIAN 1 FLEET
ATTACKS AUSTRIANS
KO.Mi:, June II). A combined mid
by nu Iliiliau iiiimiI Xeppeliu iiud dir
igihcH upon Austrian pnniliuu on the
Isour.o front ix deserilied in tin off.c
ial ttutemeiil issued tonight ut tic
war offieo. Serious diuiing" is iud
to lune liccn doiio In niilriiud tUi
tioiH mid lo Auiftiiiiii entrench
mttit. All the iiinehines returned
snftl- o their hnsen. The Italian
Clonic ported to havo uuined t'urtlei
Miccf-son in the prevent sruj."ic
Uu is developing aiouud I'hiv.i.
JOHN 00UUR0UGHS. FAMOUS
NATURALIST, SERIOUSLY ILL
KINOSTON, X. Y., .lune 1H. John
Itiirroughs, the iiatuialixt, it was
learned today, bus been ill eernl
days ut his home nt West Park. II.'
is suffcriiiif from unto toxaomi.i,
which resulted in wcnknos of h
lieiut. Ills eoudilioii lodav was con
sidcraldv unproved. Mr. Iliiinui','!i
is 78 years old.
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Reported by Jhcshoii ('nuiitv Ab
trnct Co., Hlxth nnd Fir Kti.
Clniili
H. K Iteecbeit vs. JotioplilUH Hoo).
Smith ot al, order overruling demur
rer.
Aaron Andrews . Wlnlfiod Ser
combo ot ul, uiollon.
Ileal Kslutc Tiaiisfci-N
Harry hu ul u to ChrUtophor
Keeguu, pi. blk S Jackon"oIU.U0
l.clln W. JStaiiMll ot ux to
llenj. M. Collins ot al. pt. bk
8 .lrkinvlllo 10.00
Mid M. Xtcliol ot al to l.iwllo
V. taiiMll, pt. blk t, Jaak
ennUllo 160.00
l.oien I.. Damon ot u to 1CII
abeth StowNrl. lot 10 blk 10
Mcdford 100.00
ICIIih J. l.owbj ot vlr to Wtti.
Stalloy. lotg 1.1. a, I. 6, ,
blk 50 Mcdford . 10.00
MkIicI Hiolicck ct i lo I'U-
gi'llC t oI , .( ' s In on
'VENGEANCE," AT THE
COURT OS
EW
.i&at
A I'mviunv
Oh,
they bun? (he mi--ionnr in u
pawpaw lice,
And thev bruised the lcuvos (ill the
juico ran I'rtsi.
When the banquet was -nil roody,
cried I he chief in ulee:
"Why, hu's .just us lender as a iiuiu
ciiu In. I"
Sonus of the Solomon InIhihIh.
lu Hie South Son islnnd the cnu
uihnlM lined to wrap their human vic
tims in Niwpnw Ioiicn to iimhe the
flesh tender. The lilipiuos hniiir
their chickens, nmstH or slonlis in u
pawpaw tree over uiitlit for the same
reason. Thev use the Ichvok instund
of soup, lu Hawaii the melons that
Kiow on the imwpnw hot. lire, when
Klccii, cooked Ifae siiuuucr squuslics;
when ripe thev mo eaten us u break
fast fiiiit. Yoiiiik molhciM in Foi-
niosu eat pawpawb boiled with pork j
to stimulate tlio flow of milk for their!
little ono.. In Mexico the pawpaw is!
cultivated because of the ureat dc-1
niHiiil for the juice ns nu ingredient
in tie iiimiufiictiirc of chewiutt gum.
A slice of the green imwpuw melon, '
used us u spoiiKc, will remove stums
irom clothiiuf. A slice ol the jipo
melon, rubbed oer milady V lace,
will iomoo freckle.
Aiiierieuu medicine mniiulacluicrs
picpare a long list of remedies from
the pawpaw ranging from a simple
worm medicine for childien lo a nerve
tonic tor rundown nilulK
The fruit is delicious and health
till, et the juice of the truil will ic
inow u wuit from your hand- or di
hoe the fteel blade of a knite. The
Iruil may he ealen rcguliuU as e
remedy for dysMwiH, or Ihe jim-c
may he extracted nnd Used a- a cure '
for ecieiiwi. '
Wonderful ami curious, indeed, i- J
the ww-niw, known in its iiutuiul
habitat iik the impHva. The mcilicin
nl ipialilies of tlio juice haw bceonic
well known uiiiong ehcmit- and a '
llouiishin- biihintss bus bwn built n,
between tlu-m nHil sipaa griwc in
Umwiuj Hud .Mexico.
The fruit, Nliml like u iiiu-kmelou
aud hImmiI the siuue si.c, grow. m
tlio tinnik Im'Iow the lcue-. Fiom
t wen! y to n hundred incli max br
found on ouo tree, mane of them
wibiiiir ui. iniK'h us twcnt ptuiud
AihI mi rnpidly docs the tree gnw
tluit buiU. Iwivcs. uiwu melon
and
riM melou often upiwitr on one Ire.
nt tho hmwo time.
The eiirioua iuicH'i'tie of lh' jiiic.
ot the end. u iiic due In lb.- . re-en. e '
lit )i it in i b. nil. ,.' - lli -t. IK n In. 1 1 I
PAGE SUNDAY ONLY
- 'V Mf " .
VvV2;;
Tree In ItenrliiK.
is iilmosl identical wilh pepsin, and
posxesiug the snme qualities. To ob
tain thin juice the melons while still
bunging on the tree, are cut through
the skin on four sides with u bone
knife. .Metal cannot he u-ed because
of Ihe action of the juice on the steel.
The milky-white juico is collected in
glass or porcelain receptacles nnd
nllowcd to dry. The dried juice is
ground to a powder nnd shipped to
American chemists, wh'o irr1roit wry
highly as u valuable ingredient of
nlitny mediciu'ul fm'iurirn'lfipis.faj' i.
As breakfast fruit the papliya mnv
cventuallv ho impoited into the I'nit
cd Stntes, whore it is believed it Will'
bo icccived favorably uud will in time
bo widely used. The melons weigh
from five to twenty pounds, nnd the
flesh, reddih or yellow in color, is
firm, sweet, and bus an ngrcenble
flavor.
"All Cats look
"yt'STUubbornud Can
I vnw pumped full of
J air!"
Po thinks the Tire Uner who
buy PiieuiunticVlllind," with
out comparison after thorough
inveftlyirtimi.
So thinks the Car Owner
who biivs from the Cut Price
It. ab r. the "just .. gissl" Tire
ou which th.it Dialer quotes
Only 5 Plus for this
Best Non-Skid
Nolo following comp4rtiY pric. MA."
"P, ' f and "D"r;rnt four Wiilr-SoU
N n kiUTlrM
CmoiIiU
OTHER MAKES
Slf
"A"
UH
"C"
.Ji3
33
3ti4
36 -1
37S
i 9.45
13.20
14.00
20 35
28.70
3193
$10.5S
$ia95
14.20
16.30
23.80
33.60
4180
$16.35
21.70
22.85
31.15
41,85
49.85
flWV'nr tk um$ rU-
I A I yA fttUCoAltriKtMfl,
EpfSjr Hj bU Srflcf
lay oitkoul aiftKutf
VWUfVfw out qI Qlty, n
VwV dtKiiont in LUt
iPOOO C? Vttf ?r
I I I I J3 hmJ.
$18.10
23.60
25.30
33.55
41.40
52.05
13.35
15.40
22.33
32.15
39.80
Goodrich
Tomorrow will fitid the llomlirook
and Urnnts i'ass baseball teams hero
j tq furnish some good playing for the
local fatidoim ,Two pimes are to" be
i played, the first ut J :'M) and the seC-
toinl directly after the first! is ovt'r
Hornhrook will be the first to look
horns with the Mcdford, and accord
iuy; to the jat'est reports, thov tiro
here to get rovengo for the defeat
jModford gavt' Yrckn JiiHt Siindny.
The Cnlifurilln boy have been going
.nt u very rapid clip this season, and
when they trot onto the diamond Suii
(day it will he with a determination to
i oven up mutters.
Grants puss will bo on the ptogrnm
for giiino No. U, with "Hub" I'ernoll,
former Const league star, ns the
mound urtUt. This will be "Hub's"
, first appearance since ho loft the San
Francisco camp u short lime ago, and
this fuct alone should prove a great
latlraetion. After his lay-off Pr
I noil should he in the pink of condi
tion, uud if reports frorm the 1'ijss
aro to bo taken seriously, he intends
to twirl his best in order to bring his
home town boys iictosk the pan with
the Inrgo end of the score.
As u great deal of rivalry exists
between tlio two teams and support
ers, there is sure to bo a riot in the
way of rooting. Manager Kopor of
the I'ass team wires that his boys
pro in groat shape, and along with
them will bo a largo delegation of
fans lo lend their lusty yells towurdn
helping their team to victory.
Manager Hwing of the local club
stated today that his team had been
practicing; bard all tlio week for these
games and arc more capable of dent
ing out u winning brand of ball Sun
day than at any other time Ibis sea
son. SCANDINAVIAN PROTEST
DETENTION BY BRITISH
NICW YOHK, Juno J8. Ilfccaimo
they were stopped by tlio Hrlilsh crul-
Hepedrlc off.HiqJlobrldo iHlands ani
uiKcn iniu niornuwiij wnoru wiuy.
wore detained throo And n half days,
'tmwnprH-on-tbo steamship Hollg
Olnv of tho Scandinavian-America
lino which arrived nt Ilobokcn today,
sent a protest to President Wilson.
MIku I.oln M, Lloyd, a dolcgato to
tho penco conferenco at Tlio Hague
jdrow up tho protest.
grey
at Night!"
him the Ihjqnt diteount ofT a Price List
bpecinlly printed tji for that purpose.
So thinks the Mnn whoc Tire bill
nvcraKcs nearly half of his entire Season's
runuiiiK Expense, when it ntJ not aver
age one-fourth, if he would only "Work
Ins head" and, once for nil, team the
Tire Game.
o a
THHRHarcOirOvvitcrstriorr7
ulnrly tjit SS$ to 50:6 MOll'K
Mileage, icr JMUtr invested
In Tires, than do the Owners of other
Cnrs driven with equal care, under equiva
lent road conditions.
The latter tyjw of Owner Is npt to
conclude ofTband (from his own experi
ence) that all Tires must be Short-lived
and t'tisatisiactory.
Now this is to tell him thnt there h
aa much difference tietween the Mileage
and Keiliellce of different brands of
Tires, when the facts are investijjateil,
aud proven through actual Service, ns
there is difference between the Color of
Cats- when viewed by Jhiiliyht,
This is to inform him that three Rub
ier Factories using precisely the same
quantity and quality of Materials might,
aud sometimes do, produce ( through the
difference in their RubU-r KXI'HRI 15NCH
nnd efficiency methods) Tires of such
widely different Mileaijc-lhtult as to iiver
nge 3000 Miles, 4000 Miles, ami 5000
Miles respectively under parallel road
condition!),
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COST of profliicfioH is therefore
no Mire Kuido to the Milana
and Resilience which can l
put into Mich n subtle and "tempera
meuf.il ' product as the Rubber in a
Pneumatic Tire.
And, though The 11. P. Goodrich Co.
can, and does, put the most Mileage per
Dollar invested by the Uter, into Good
rich Safety-Tread Tires, they do not in
terpret this as a rea-son why they should
ehurye n higher price, to include an In
surance Premium which would place their
''Adjustment llasis" bejoud the safe and
reasonable minimum that Had Roads and
Cureless Driving make necessary.
Ilecause of its Manufacturing
Advantages, its Precision Meth
ods, nnd Waste-reducing Proo
esses (resulting from its45 ears.'
ItXPKKIKXClt in the working
of Rubber), The 11. 1'. Goodrich
Co cmojlord foaud (for, offer
tho gtxatest Mileage In Tires at
the lowest price per Mile.
It sells thertumhird! grade of
Goodruh Safety Tires at 10 to
50 "4 l-uftr prices than other non
skid brands which "Guarantee"
greater Mileage but cannot prove
uelicxry of greater Mileage in
actual use
'h pay MORK for any Tire?
THE Jl. F. GOODRICH CO.
Akron, Ufuo
Tires
SAFETY-TREAD
Here Is the New
Slzo Plain Tread Casing
3 x.10 $ 9.00
314x30 11.00
4x33 10.05
4x34 19.10
4V4x3G 27.35
D.X37 32.30
"IK VOL' PAY MOItK THAN I-'ISK I'ltlCKS YOU IAY FOIt SOMK
Tlll.Vri THAT l)Oi:S NOT ILVIST."
BETTER TIRES THAN FISK ARE NOT MADE
You Can Uuy risk Tlrew At AH Dealers
MKDKOHD AflUNCY
Medford Vulcanizing Works
HALL TOURING CAR CO.
For Country Service
And long, hard trips. Coinpok'iil t'liauITcurs, easy
riding oars.
Wo also oporalo the CVaier Lake auto lino from
duly 1 to October 1. Auto stage loaves .Mcdford for
Crater Lake on .Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Special trips can bo arranged to leave on any day.
"Road information bureau in connection. Office
and stand at tho Crater Lake Motor Car Co. Oarage.
Phono .100.
COURTt HALL, Manager
EXCURSIONS EAST
CALIFORNIA EXPOSITION
Low Hound Trip Karca direct o eastern rltlca by tho North Hank
ltoad nnd Northern Pacific or Great Northern Hallways.
"NORTH BANK ROAD" WATER LEVEL
RAIL. 26 HOURS OCEAN SAIL
Portland to SanFrancisco'
Same Time and Rate as All-Rail
Meals and Berths Included in Fares
"North Hank Hoad" water lovol rail, 2G hours ocean sail, Portland
to San Francisco.
SS. Northern Pacific snlU May 23, 31; Juno I, S, 12, 10, 20, 21, 28.
Steamer train leaves Cortland !) n. m.
Featured of Palatial Steamship Sorvlce: Do luxo suites with bnth
nnd hhowerj dcek ehnirs, free; refreshments freo nt 30 n. in.; ten
In palm room nnd buffet luncheon, free. Unsurpassed dlnliiK borv
lco .Write for folder. -- '
It. II, CHO.IHH, Assistant Oeu. I'usb. Agent, Portland, Oro.
PAGE WIRE FENCE
Is the choice of every careful fence buyer. You can see it along
nearly every road anil farm In Southern Oregon and Northern Cali
fornia. WE HAVE THE RIGHT STYLE FOR YOU.
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Our 12-bar 46-Inch General Purpose Fence Is a winner. It repre
sents most value for the money. Will turn pljs, hogs, sheep and
cattle. Every line wire Is made double strength, stretches tight over
rough and hilly ground. Gives you just what you need In fence ser
vice WE SELL SUPERIOR FENCE
SERVICE AT THE RIGHT PRICE
GADDIS & DIXON
"THE PAGE FENCE MEN"
MEDFORD, OREGON
At Now ltovr Vrlccvs. Tho Most Kco
iiomicnl Tire Yon Can Ituy
Standard for Values
Non-Skid Casing
I 9.4S
U20
20.00
20,31.
28.70
33.90
Tubos
$2.35
2.70
3.85
4.00
C.20
G.2G
VIA
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