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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1915)
tr ! ; :1 ? ,1 ;! rf r '1 ! Ill, fc vxcm srce' OTDFORP MATTJ TttTBUNK MTCDFOttT), MtTCflON", TTTFRRDAY. OC'TOttTCft: U M5 II NDIAN FOUND GUILTY OF CATTLE STEALING A jury in tlio feilerni court this af ternoon rottinirtl a vcnlict of fiitiltv in the cumi of Kluier L.viioh, n Klnm ntli ltnliau. ticmisel of cattle stcnl iiur. A sentence of six month in the r!iiltnoinnh county jnil, vvitlionl cnsto, mw iinposrd, after n ptcn for len ffnVv lml beii nmiln bv Attorney B. J Mulkcy, nml n kindly lecture lui'l Ifiion nlininiHleirl bv the ctnnrt. liyncb is tla tutbcr of fifilit cliiblrcn ttjul heretofore n liiw-abidinjr retl mnii. In tlu !nn of David Alexander, ic(Micil of bontletwlnic, tlio jury re luniit n veuliet of guilty. Alexan der is nearly 70 youiN of iirp ami lum often bpfn in the toils of the lo ftil potion. Tlic hyni'li Irinl tnnrkcil tin- close or thi' present term of court. lYiIcrnl .lintel1 Wolverton lenvine, for PoUliuid tjiiw 'li'tpnioon. TIip retuniniler of tjjp offii'inls will Ipiivp Finlny, the vnrl; of iain' off jurors Ijpiiijj un der vo this nftprnoon. A HUB E OFFRENZIED FINANCE IN TIBER DEALS 50-50 BASIS OF BONDING AGREED TO MARTIAL LAW ED ANDREWS TELLS OF RUTH ST. DENNIS There is porlinn- i mislal.cn im )roion nmonjr some of I ho plnjKo .orH as to just what the entertainment itt Mini It nt It St. Di'iiiri ih to Iip. WIiiIp (he entire vttiiiiKrt perfonnnru'P i to be one of iIuneinK, yet thn dnneini; Is nf ii ilifTcienl Kind from atiytliiiiK Al ed In n I Iiiih ever seen. jMisa Kt. Ijeuis, I'uvuloii mid Jonais are tin) ex ponent of the pantomimic, dance. ' Centuries before the Christian era the Greeks wore very proficient in tin1 pantomimic ilanee. They had ilniH't'c ffJi.ni of sorrow, even it ijanco (hiitwas toiil ut fuuonil.s to cvprosn koitow. Misn Ht. Denis is iuiioiik the few (lint have revived these eliiwdc duller which huve found so much favor in all the large ei ties of thu win Id. London, l'ftris nnd NYw York have aeknowleitecd Mis SI. Denw oh the pautomlmu iliuii'er pin' i.Neclleiiee of 'inoilclu times, lie miro to see Miss St. Denis Fri day nljiht ut ihu I'lip,!', for she is one of the Unco HTdnUM daneers livinu,. HI) AXDIMiWS. p in i mini ! i i 55 KILLED ZEPPELIN RAID (Continued from Page One.) ijiiilly on the city of London. "The docks of London, the water works nt Hampton, near London, and Woolwich iiNo wciii heavily bom barded with incendiary boiulni. "At nil the plncow ntneked iinpnis taut cvplosioiiH nnd Jjreut fires wnc oliKcncd. "All the aii.iiH. lelimnd safch, iiHIioiikIi tlicv were vigorously at tacked on putting over the .'nghrli IHM.t." XKW.YOKK, Oct. M. The chnrpe that the Hov. Dr. Xcwcll Dwfolit Mil !i Piistoi" of Plymouth chuicl, Brooklyn, inndc 'vpiick fubtilocs profits" through ellinjt Miitish Pol umbiii timber clniniK to tniniter nnd other fnoiidn, wn inndc todnv in ho affidavit filed by Fmnk L. Fimijii- hoii, foimer chainnan of the honrd of tniotciM of I lie clinicii, and for five yours niaiumer of Dr. Ilillis' bus inesH affairs. Dr. Hillls had proem ed n older to punmirii Dr. IVit;uon before v id"-1 crcu nnd .Mi. FerjjiiHOH oliliuiu'd nn , f.idcr rcijuiniiK Dr. Hints to snow cause why he uihcd to rxiiinitn his fonnor liiihinPAM ninimacr. When nr iimciit on thn latter onlei was call cd today bcfoic Supiciac Conil .lus lice ICnlly, atloiiinys lor )f. Ililli nsked J'or Aililitmual time in which to answer the I'Vnrusoii uffidavit, which they tcnacil "fnlsp. iiml mislcadiiiv.'" The urffumcnl wiih postponed until October It). Mr. I'itkunoii in his affidavit slat ed Unit be had tinned ocr all dcoii incuts rnul matter eonnci led with Dr. Ilillis' timber deals lit Itntilsli Col umbia mid denied Hint his testimony is iiecessnrv for Dr. Ilillis in the libel soil Died iiitaiust him by his nephew, I'crcy Pi Dillis, of Viciorin, II. ('. .lRl7r1fifoirrlher nllced Hint Dr. Ilillis bnd between l.'IODII mid .f.lOOO when he lcj;:in spcculaliii); in timber Innd.-i, but throuph sales to other,tuinisters mid friends he made enormous profits within a vcar. Dr. Hillls' financial troubles, Mr. Ferguson alleged, were brought on by his iTwu busiiicHs follies mid willful ict ion. He explained how the pastoi had contracted (o purchaso liion thnu .i7f)0,l)00 wot Hi of timber lands, nnd jMr. Fciiikoii declined that he had personally borrowed nnd turned over to Dr. Ilillis more than .fJOll, 000 in mi effort to meet his obligations. The eilD'Ciix' bonding committee and .11 ot the city I'oiiniil, with tlu- exception ol Counciliiimi Mcdynski, confeired Weilncsdnv night upon th icmodoling: of the .Miles rcbouiliut; plan. ThJ; .iO-Stl basis of payment of the pntinjr iiulcbU'diiess was nppiov iil. The win It of untangling the de tails of this pi 1 1 n will be ready for acceptance or icjeclion nt thp next icgiilnr niccling of the eit coum-il Tucdav iiifilil. when the matter will be furtlii r ilisnisp(I. In the matter of tlio wall peti tion, there were no now develop nents !lodn, and the eiietilntuig ol the pe titions is at a stanstill. It is claim ed cnni'gii name- have been seeiircit. RULES THE HAGUE CLOTHES PRESCRIBED T TDK IIAOUK, Oct. 1-1. -Martini law In n Hiioclflcd ami partial form wan proclnlmcd horc today. Thn proclamation affects tlio Tarlous trail cs which futnkli Hiiptillcs for the ormy. TIip proclnmntlon, annoiincltiR Hint The HnKUO wan placcil under a minor fltntc of martial law, wan plncarded thin mornliiK. The ineaHiirc nffcctu niovpinmitn of workmen employed in Hip trailps which provlilo military suppllPH. Tlienp workmen licroaftcr will bp ronipellcil to obtain mllltury liermltH If thoy dpslre to go to otlipr itlHtrlcts. KorplKnern arc not nffect pd by tlio deereo. NEAT, NOT GAUDY SEATTLK, Oct. 13. Tlio national convention of the Women's Chrlstlnn Temperanco Union today elected Itheso efficers: President: Mrs. Anna .AdaniR Gordon, Hvanston, 111.,; vlce- I ...... i.inni ir Vlln A tlnnle. rirook- lny; corresponding secretary, Mis. UNDERTAKERS Francis P. Parks, Evnnston, III.; re cording secretary, Mrs. Sara II. IIoro, Lincoln, Va.; treasurer, Mrs. Mar garet C Munns, Seattle. These wero nil re-elections except Jn the caso of Mrs. Munns who succeeds the late Mrs Elizabeth Hutchinson. Ni'W YOWK, O'-t. II. Lawrence Clrnnt of London arrived here today on the French liner Chicago with a letter from I'iPsidcnt Pierre Font of Andoim. the oldest nnd second small est i public in the woild, lo Picsi--Icut Wilson, us licitil of the largest republic. The letter cotigiatiilules Picsidciit Wilson upon tlio stand taken bv the Cnitcd Stales foi iii-iiI rnlit niul also upon the material aid leiiilcicd to Helginns. Andorm, which is located on the southern slope of the I'yrcu new, adjacent to France nnd Spain, became a republic about tlio year "III). It contains 17f sipiure miles mid lias it population of approximate 'y (11)01), RUSSIA'S SUCCESSES DUE TO MUNITIONS TDK HAGUE, Oct. 1L Itimsla'a recent aucrcimea arc declared by a Dutch correspondent In tlio eastern war thcatur to have been duo to the overwhelming superiority of her mip ply of ammunition which took the AUHtro-GermnnH completely by sur prise, nnd with which, It Ih dialed, they were unable to cono. LONDON'. O.I. II. Tl.p which has been conducting a cam paign nihoeating; icprjsaU for Zep pelin attack, ny teday: "The public knows now that tin Zcppilin, ohoosinit its own time ami circumstances lor attack, is prac tically immune nniiist tlio ordinary weapons of Bprial wurfnie. The onlv way to hit the enemy x t stiikc m him ns he strikes ut us sIcepliiK towns." XOTKT. Nntlrn Ih hereby given that the un dersigned will apply to the city coun cil at Its meeting to bo held .Vovein- iber 'J, 19 IS, for a license to sell innlt, 'spirituous and vinous liquors In Olobe 'nautltle.s less than a gallon nt its piace oi DtiHincstj on lot li, block so, Ity of Medford until January 1, 1910. Dalt'd October 9, 19 IB. SELSHY & KENNEDY, 22 North Front St. TAGGART SEEKING EDIATE TRIAL INDIANA I'OLLS, Ocl. M.-Fi-foils to obtain an immediate trial for Thomas Tuvsjnrt, mdietrd bv .Mavor Joseph V.. Hell, who jve-lerduv wns acipiillpil of conspinicy to commit election fraud, w'eic made nldny he roic Special .liulgc II. Ficliiniru. I'roseciitor A. .1. Itiickcr opposed iinincdiate nctioii, as he said he had been worn out bv the Hell trial. It was agiccd to take up the mntter iig-iiin in about u week and dispose of it at that time. $2520 APIECE FOR ATTitXTIO.V A. V. X A. M. ItcKtil.ir comuiiinlentlon Friday ovpnlnK, Oct Kith. All M xons arc rordlully luMtcd A. N. UH.DKIUtAND, See l.ti ?vK INTKHUItltA.N AUTO GK CO. Tlitio Tulilo I.eavo Medford dally except Sun- to bomb his day for Atniand, Talent und Phoenix at 8 a. ut., 1:15, .1,.iu and r:lS and tO:ir p. in. (Saturday at 11:15 p. in.) Sunday lenvn nt 8:00 and 11:00 a, in., 1:00, .1 ; 0 0 and 9..1C p. in. Leave Anliland dally oxcopt Sunday at 9:00 a. in., IJ 50. 2:30. 4:30 and 7:00 p. in. and Sunday nt 10:00 a, m 12 noon, 4:00, 0 mid 10:30 p. in. PHILADELPHIA. Ocl. 11. - Mem bets of the Philadelphia National league baseball team today received their losers' hlmre of the world's ser ies recci)tH npjiortioiieil to the teams. Twenty-two players "nml Mniwxcr Sroran each received .L'.'ilO.tlO. Finnl fiiimieinl nimncments for the trip to the Pacific const for a seiies of exhibition Raines have not been made with the P.jcific coast in terests nml until mi 'mguwncni s r"nched the personnel of the team "ill not bo deciileil. TEUTONS CAPTURE TOWNS (Continued from page one) WASHINGTON. Oct. 11. Fash ions in dress for funeral director should be neat, but not gmub, ac cording to a dictum Inid down at the national convention of funeral ill lectors hcie by Fred L". ierec of Los Angeles. The iielcgntps to the eon enlion bnd Pierce's address before them fo n discussion today, ns well as several other matters relating to their trade. In his addiess Pierce also outlined whnt in hi opinion the fuueial di rector should be. '"The true itinera! director," he said, "is serious, but not uloomy, dignified but not morose, sjcntle but not fawning-, self-possess-id but not self-conscious, quietly masterful, but not rashly, alert but not fusy, watchful but not nervous, sympathetic but not lachrymose it kindly, unassuming muster of cere monies." Regarding diess, the spenker said. "In his diess the undertaker should always avoid anything looking towuid the llashy or sti iking. His dress should bo ncal mid correct, his clothes perfectly pressed and the whole appearance ipiiet, modest and unassuming. Never should he make a course and vulgar display of jew elry, us is the manner ot some, nor iiitu to convey the impression that he is seeking to enroll in the millionaire clnss or with other gamblers." That many funentls arc "spoiled" bv ministers was the statement of the speaker, who said: "With all due respect foe the cloth, I have observed that some pie-idiers would spoil any occasion, mid that they arc certainly adepts ut spoiling funerals. Then is such :i want ol appreciation of (he ot-eu-ioii mid such a doctrinal and unnatural coarseness, such n stilted want or feeling, stieh noise mid bluster, such u woeful vvnnt of appreciation us to the element of time, that probably the least said on this subject, th" better." I Oct. 1 8 to 23 Steel Cut, Full Weight Golden West Coffee Specially Priced to Feature National Coffee Week One Pound Five Pounds 35c $1.50 Order This Delightful Fresh Roast Coffee of your Dealer Closset & Devers The olilrst a n it liurk'i '.t Coffee ltoanif-rn In t li i-1 Nui III wear.. J SHINE bSn IN EVERY ?Nwfl DROP" Kttii fiQFFEE) Sf bla'A asBltanco In resisting the Ten-tonlc-nulKiirlaii nttnekM. Scrlw I'lglit Gamely Serbian rpnlntance to the Teutonic ndvaneo Koutli of tbe Danubo Is de-i scribed In the tun cut Austrian war office Btatemont hh "most severe " t Tlio Austrian nttneks, however, nro' rejiorted as overywbero proKreesliiB I .Serbians took the Initiative at onei point on the ItulKarlnn frontier on TuoBday, nccordliiK to a Sofia ill-.-liateh to London, and crosHcd the bor der but weer defeated after an ull day battle In their attempt to occupy the helKhtH went of HeloKradchllE, Uul paria. tlh. k .SKk blovo Poihh -tl i tr I. 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Itlifurtilrrrwan.nicktl.tin. nulfkty, ra jly anj l.-.yr. a U.lliai t aurfar It l, iM rijual roruMwiautixnvUlM, ifi!l:mfTltihz;y EXPOSITION VISITORS Stop at the Fine New Hotel Brayton no Ti'itic sti:i:t At .Market CI-LVTIJIt ()!' lU'SLVKSS AMI TIIKATICK IMS'CIIIUT V,, San Francisco ROOMS $1 PER DAY AND UP Private Lavatory to Ktcry Itoom ItiKiias Willi I'rlvato lUitlismiil Slimy, cis SIiikIo niul Ln Sulto 1? -w Rnrt 0n arrival in the city take 1 T L e Dili) UNIVERSAL BUS direct to Hotel Brayton at our expense. T Y V V V y 'Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y We take our discounts und gladly give you yours in &) Green Stamps. M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE RELIABLE MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODS Our prices and our goods are right and ?: Green Stamps will save you money. I Y Y Y Y Y Double S.&H. Green Trading Stamps GIVEN ON ALL CASH PURCHASES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Y Y Y (wiipttCl lfeiv&& ALL DAY &c XVC ALL DEPARTMENTS Medford's Original and Exclusive Profit-Sharing Dry Goods Store .aft. 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