Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 19, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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WEDFOKD WHS TRIBUNE, MEDFORD OREGON, TniTRSDAY, ftTJOTJST1 iO, IftlS.
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STORM
WALL SAVES1 CITY
SAN ANTONIO. Texim, A up. 10.
Tlio Htorni broke over Onlvexton
nl f:00 o'elook Moiulnv nfternoiin.
Tlio wind blew wnlcr in from the liny,
flooding' the streets mid cellar.
HiiKinccm men eontinued to woik un
til neiirly 9 a'eloek remoinjr fntids
to plnee of mifoty. At Hint hour,
however, tlie wnlor wns from four
to six feet deep in .Murkei street mid
till who could sought refuge in the
higher floors.
The wind, blowing from the north,
eontinued to increase its velocity un
til iihout 2 o'clock. At (lint hour, it
is climated, it had reached n veloc
ilv of from 00 to 124 miles an hour.
Meanwhile, it had veered from the
north around to the east nud then
came, direellv out sof the south. It
was this south wind, sending in the
waxes from (he gulf to hreak against
the sea wall which did the damage
to the western part of the city and to
the boulevard. At.no time, however,
say those who "spent the night in the
Hotel Oalvez did the sen 'run clear
across the wall. The breakers thun
dered airuinst it, sending the spray
high in the"nir and the witves brok"
over the wall with ten ifie force. So
great was this force thai the two
grnuilo monuments which weie.plnced
at the foot of Tremont Mrect to com
memornte the storm of 3000 were
blown elenr neross Ibis boulevard,
a distance of more than ."() feet.
SOCIALISTS VOTE
AMSTERDAM, Aug. 10. Tho So
rlnlTst party In the Cerman Ilelchstag,
according to tho Vadwaerts, has de
cided to vote for tho war credits ask
ed by the government.
The proposed new war loan"of $2,
r.no.000,000, Is ono of tho principal
matters before the session of tho
Itelchstng which opens today. Tho
opposition to tho loan, If any devel
oped, was expected to come from the
hocinllst members.
REFUGEES FLOCK
TO BIG HOTELS
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Aug. 10.
Thousands of people who remained
in Galveston left their homes Mon
day night and sought refuge in the
lug buildings in the heart of the city.
The Tremont, Hoye, Panama and Hal
ve?. Hotel were crowded In enpae'.ty
M-hil the upper floors of the Santa
I'c station, Amcncnn Hank building
nnd the Rosenberg librnrv Imi held
their thousands.
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AMSTERDAM, ia Indon, Aug.
30. Political impoitance, it Jm re-
l lotted from Herlm. is attached to
the announcement by the newspaper
Vorwaerts that Kinperor William has
bestowed the Iron Cross of the firt
class on Albert Sudckum, a socialist
leader for urnu'rv in battle.
G. A. R. MEETS IN MEDFORD
SEPTEMBER I3TH TO I7TH
The annual encampment of South
ern Oregon Veteran association and
tho V. R. C. will bo hold September
1.1-17 in the Hills grovo southof
this city. The number of visitors ex
jiected to be in the city at this time
I variously estimated from 100 to
S00. All arrangements have been
made for Ihe visitors' convenience.
The encampment promise to bo ot
unusual Interest. A musical program
will be one of the features. Prom
inent C. A. I, veterans will relate
historic tales of the war.
Aim simvici: fwmi harm:
POINT TO MHIIPOHI) AMI HACK
Tho underflcned will leavo Frank
I.ewli' confectionery every day ex
cept Sunday for Medford with bit
nuto nt 1 o'oloek p. m., arrlrlnff at 2
i. nt. hoove Nah hotel. Medford, at
C p. m., arrive at Eagle Point at 6
p. m. A hart of the trafflo la solicit
ed. S H HAII.VIHII,
Ksjle Point, Or
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PIGS TO-
Y PEOPLE
IlOl'STOX, Texas, Aiib. 10. Hous
ton's storm death list stood nt five
early today. The bodies oftwo white
vomen, two white men and a negro
had been found.
At Virginia Point fifteen persons
wiio had esraped beforo the Cnuse
way hotel collapsed, sought refuge. In
a hiiall power Iiouko. Hen feet of
water surrounded the place. Kor a
while they were without food. Two
live pigs, squealing as they were
borne along on the turbulent waters
reached the marooned party Tuesday.
Then camo two cans of coffee and a
barrel of beer.
The party killed a pig Tuesday nnd
ate pork nil day," declared Mllo Wag
gle, one of the party. We only need
ed some tobacco and matches to make
us perfectly happy."
The. life saving station nt Surf Side,
seven miles northeast of Krecport,
was entirely demolished. Captain
.John P. Stolnhart and Pollet Shan
non, the helper, were the only sur
vlvors. Mrs. Setlnhart, members of
the crew, nnd some visitors, Hit i it to
number 10, are missing.
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W-ASHINOTON, Aug. 10. The
battleships LoiiMjinu and New Hamp
shire arrived at Vera Cruz laic
Wednesday. Tho state department
has had no report cither from Vera
Cruz or Mexico City for several davs,
(he gulf storm having put the tele
graph and cable lines to the south
out of commission.
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OVERLAND COMPANY
PLACES MEDF0R0 AGENCY
K. G. Delano, district representa
tive of the J. V. I.envltt company of
Portland 1b In the city and has placed
the agency for this popular car with
Mr. George L. Trelchlor, who with
Mr. W. T. Dosler, will carry a full
lino of Overland nnd Wlllys-Kulgbt
cars nt tho Medford Oarage.
The sensation of the 1010 season
1b the wonderful Overland thirty-five
horsepower, fully equipped, selling at
J7&0.00 f. o. b. factory, nnd the
Knight motored WIllys-Knlght forty
horsepower selling nt $1005 f. o. b.
factory.
Tho J. W. I.oavltt company havo
eold nnd delivered on the Puclflc
const over two thousand of these
popular cars since. Juno ft, 1915.
An Overland scrvlco station will bo
Instnlled by Mr. Trelchlor nnd Mr.
Dozler nnd nil Qverlann owners nro
requested to make the Medford Oar
age tholr headquarters nnd tho public
Is cordially Invited to call nnd inspect
the now 7t0.00 Ovcrlnnd, now in
stock, nnd tlio WIllys-Knlght will bo
here In n few days,
TREE KILLS BUTTE
FALLS MAN ON TUESDAY
A wife nnd five Btnall children nro
left to mourn tho loss of C, A. Wood
of Uutte Tnlls, killed Tuesday after
noon In Klamath county ly n falling
tree. Tho body arrived in this city
late last evening und will be burled
in the Medford cemetery toduy.
Wood met his death lato Tuesday
afternoon. Ho was engaged in felling
a giant tree when a cutter cIobo by
pulled his saw for the last time. Not
bearing the warnings of his fellow
workmen Wood mado no effort to
tnke shelter. Tho treo fell In his
direction striking him on tho bead
and causing instant death.
The dead man Is forty-seven years
old. He lived In Uutte Falls but for
years has spent the logging season In
Klamath county. He has a brother,
J. Wood, living Injhls city.
INTKHL'ltHAN Al'TO OAK CO.
Tluu Table
Leave Medford daily except Sun
day for Ashland, Talent and Phoenix
at S a. m., 1:15, 3 00 nnd SMS and
10:15 p. m. t Saturday at 11:16 p.
m.) Sunday leave at 6:00 nnd 11:00
a. in.. 1:00, r.:00 and 9:30 p. m.
Leave Ashland dally except Sunday
nt 9:00 a. in., 12:50, 2:30, 4:80 and
7:00 it. m. and Sunday at 10:00 a.
m., IS noon, 1:00, C ami 10:30 p. m.
STEWARTS .SPRINGS
E ratios from Kdgouood, Calif.,
good for rhouniatiim, stomach trou
ble, and skin dtaoaso. Rata lit per
neek far tent, board and bath.
A bMNlUMl earning ground, (toed
trout BtNNun. delightful cIlMale, alil
turf (!. CnuilierB am wtrt
come. Mall card far liu to wset you.
K (' Lled,
KlKeoo! California
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BRAKEMAN KILLED
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DUNS1IR
ASHLAND, Aug. III. W. I. An
derson, passenger lirakeinau with
hcadimrters at this terminal, was ac
cidentally killed in the vicinity of
tunnel No. I), near Diiusmuir, yester
day, while No. 1(1 was on its way
north from Red lMuff. At the time
of the accident he was leaning from
the coach steps watchinjr operations
of uhcel and brake equipment, and
was knocked off the train bv cattle
guard obstructions. His bodv ishe
ing held at Diiusmuir pending funeral
urrangeinents.
His wife has been living in Port
land. A pathetic incident' connected
with the fatality is that onlv a short
time ago Anderson hnd rented ptop
crtv for housekeenint; nurnoscs nnd
his wifo was to have joined him here
vesterday. The AI Cox house on
Vistn slrcl had been selected and
merchants weie in the net of deliver
ing' good.s at lliosp premises when
news of Anderson's death at rived.
FEARS FOR SAFETY
NKV ORLEANS, Aug. .10. No
repoith have been leucived here early
today from Marsh Island, lfi() miles
soutliwoNt of New Orloiin. where
more than 100 persons arc believed
to be miunoned or lost. They were
not warned of the approaching hur
ricane, llonts of the Louisiana
state conservation commission huve
been ordered to go to the rescue.
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NKW YORK, An
m
- Prices
broke with some violence j
nt hot ore
1:.'10 o'clock when WhII Stiet
reived word of the sinkinjf of
re
tlm Arabic. The market which hnd been
rather irregular except in the vwir
"roup,, turned suddenly netie and
weak.
FOUR GAMES OF BASSEBALL
AT THE COUNTY FAIR
One of the principal free attrac
tions of the Jackson County fair, to
be held In Medford, Soptumber S to
11, will 'lie the serins of bine ball
games botwoon the Klamath Falls
club and the loeal team. A pure of
1300 will be offered, four pome will
be played. Knell wU take place In
the afternoon baKlnnlng promptly at
1:30 o'oloek. A dluwond. wklok ho
doubt will prove to bo batter than
the one now ud, hi being waito at
tko fair KTouHdt. Ilotk tua are
bolus; mreHKtbeHed far the nmlnB
and a ratillHg foal erl to nnUtlft
wl. A iMtaral udwlMtaH or " tmt
will b thsfttMl tor oiiiranti- into tke
fair gHMMi4a. a-u mut M aimwrwi
i the araMiBtaatl for m sira rharee
There will b no -xlr i barge for
tebhle
100
LANDER
STOCK WAVER A
DISASTROUS
NEWS
DELAY FORMATION
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LONDON', Auk. 10 -King Con
stantino of Greece yesterday received
Sir K. P. II. Klllott, llrltlsh minister
to Greece, nnd nlso expressed n de
sire to sco tho Itusslnn minister,
Prlncn Kllni Doinidoff. M. Vcnlzolos
visited the minister of the entento
powers nnd hnd a long conversation
with each of them.
The Telstla says that Veulzelos has
asked permission to delay tho forma
tion of n new cabinet In order to in
"cstlgato whether tho policy of Gour
naris, the former prime minister, bad
not rendered the international situa
tion such thnt his own policy hence
forth would be liniioHnlblo of nppllca-tnu.
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DANISH VESSEL
HELD BY BRITISH
LONDON, Mondny, Aug. K, (delny
ed by censor) - Tho DmiiIhIi motor
boat .liitlaudla from Han Francisco
for Copenhagen with a general car
I'o, has been detained nt Kirkwall
by tho llrltlsh authorities for ex
amination. Tho Danish motor boat Jutlandla,
detained at Kirkwall, Scotland, by
llrltlsh nuthorlttcs, sailed from hero
.lune 2R wit ha cargo of dried fruits
and barley valued nt ISO, 000, ship
ped by StrntiB & Co., of San Fran
cisco to Acnjutlnnd, Salvador. An
other cargo was tnk.cn aboard there
consigned to Danish ports.
The Jutlnndln is owned in Den
mark. Tho Knst Aslntlc company,
limited, are the owners agent here.
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The Intem'ationaT
Jury of" Awarjd
seledled
FATIM A
is the onhrciFarettei
fo.be awarded the
GRAND PRIZE
the highesl: , award,
given to any cigarette
Panama-Pacific
International
Exposition
Piparette
a sensible
cigarette
Jattfjny.u JuCucco Gr, .
RANK'S FUNERAL
PARTY REACHES
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NUW YOKK, Aug. 10. The bod.v
of Leo M. I'raiih wan brought lien
enrlv today. Detei'tivil nnd police
wete on hnnd to guan'l against an
ttbitionstrntioii bv the few person
who gathered at the station.
Miy. Kranlc, who accoinpanied th-'
jhody of her husband on the trip from
Atlanta, was greeted bv relatives,
Otto Stern, brother-in-law of
l'rank, said the fuiicial tomorrow
woiild.ho private.
Mr. Kudolph l'rank, mother nl
Leo M. Frank', gnu out a statement
today in which she said she nnd her
hushaud bad received a large iiumbev
of messages of sympathy from
Southerners duiinir Hie past t
days.
By 1(1 o'clock a crowd of more
than 1:100 people had gathered.
AMSTERDAM, Auk. 10. -Tho 8tith
birthday of Hmporor Frntlcls Joseph
was celebrated today In Vienna and
lierlln. Dmperor Wllllnin and nil
the German princes sent telegrams
to tho ruler of Austria-Hungary ex
pressing warm nud ' unbrenkablo
I friendship "In the good and bad for
tunes of tho war." Kinperor William
ordered that I ho Austrian flag bo ills
placd In all Ocnuiiu cities.
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EXCESS OF 1900 GALE
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. -Oalvcs-ton
ml vices to the treasury depart
ment today describe the storm as
equal to that of 1001) and said:
"Onlv six reported dead, other
than those on dredges and twohoats."
Tea thousand dollars damage was
done to (he pos office.
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ITirro In tnor Ctrrti In thU wcllon ol Iho
ronnltr thnu ill olhrr dlKi-awit iut lotcrlhrr. and
Until the lam frw jtt w suppiocil to tw
Incurable, for a gnat uiaur jrara doctor
pronounce J It a local dl.val.) nnd vreavrlhcil Iftcal
rrmrtlle. anil lijr rtinatanil falllnic t" rin'e WIIL
lural trfatincnt. invuuuncvil It Incurable. Hclrlwr
baa jiroTon Catartli to be a rcualltnllunal il!nr,
ami tbrrrfore toiulrea comtllullminl trealuieut.
INira Catarrh Cure, mannracrurnt by P. J.
t huipy A Co., Toledo. Ohio, la the only Constitu
tional cure cm llii market. It la taken Internally
In dnaea from 10 dror to n traaponnrnl. It acll
directly on (be bhxM and mucoid aurfacea uf
tli avalem. They offer tme. hundred dollar for
any caae It (alia t) cure Hend for circular and
tesilninnlal.
Add-. r J ClirsrY & TO Toledo. Ohio.
Mrt b IHugtfl t. T"
Tak Hair amity t'tlla for comtlpatloo.
Infants od Invalids
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Rich millc, malted grain, in powder form.
For Infanta, invalid ui growing children.
Pure nutrition, upbuilding ll whole body.
Invigorates nursing mothers hJ the aged.
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Alwayn pleascB tho young nnd tho
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dayn. It's pure, wholcsomo and re
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nnd btittor ordora.
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AT FACTORY
The White Velvet
Ice Cream Co.
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32 S. C St.
WESTON'S
CAMERA SHOP
E08 East Main Street
i Medford
Tlio Only Exclusive
Commercial Photographers
in Southern Oregon
Negatives Madu any time or
place by appointment
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