MEDFORT) MAIL TRTBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON". TUESDAY, NOVKMBKIl !), 1915
PAGE THREE
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THIEVES ARRESTED
AI LOS ANGELES
The men who stole V. II. Lyilianl's
'nutumobile oh the evenine; of October
128 ami csenpcll with it to Los Angeles,
Cnl., Imvo bt'on nrrestetl in tho latter
feity and aro held Htilijcct to the com-
rinnm. of tho Oregon authorities They
tliavc confessed the crime, it is re-
hiortctl.
Clitef. of Police llittson received a
Melesrnpliie incsngc from Police
(Chief Snlvcly of the California oily,
yesterday livening, eontiiinitifr the
Inbove information, includinj; tho as-
Mtrniico that it is llio Lydinrd ma-
Pehinc, having been identified by limn
er and otherwise. .
The men pive their iiames n Ucorco
Sluclonkey and Tliomas McDonald,
and unhesitatingly admit lhat they
took tho automobile with felonious
aforethought.
Lydliml in California
Jlr. Lydiard, who offered a reward
jlf .foO for the recovery of the anto,
1H now in San Francisco looking foi
lit. Chief llittson endeavored to get
Pinto communication with him last
flight, but ho far has not been nblo
to reach him. When Lvdiard shall
have been notified, it is assumed that
lie will go directly to Los Angeles and
drive his machine back to Jfudford.
j no j.vitinni auto, a lord, was
Minuting iigniimt the curbing nt the.
jinrk, near the I'tclivtcritin church,
with that of C. E. Oaten, tho Ford
agent in I hi city, htanding next to
it. The thieves had to back the
agent's machine to release the Lyd
iard auto from the curbing, Hut
dates' machine had the dealers' tag
on display and the hurrying tourists
were wise enough to leave it unmo
lested, knowing that every Ford agent
in tho country would bo after them
as soon as the theft was announced.
May Ihi Tried In Los Angeles
Prosecuting Attorney Kelly is in
communication with the California
authorities at Los Angeles to deter
mine if the self-confessed thieves can
receive sentence at that place for hav
ing taken stolen property into (hat
Mate. If so, that would reduce the
expense of their conviction and im
prisonment. It may develop, however, Hint those
who would appear against them would
prefer to have tlum tried for the
crime in this district and this possi
bility may influence the adjustment
of. the matter.
News From Our Neighbors
EAGLE POINI EAGLETS
By A. C. Oowlett
GOLD HILL NUGGETS
OREGON APPLES
ATTRACT ATTENTON
H. Klum, the advertising man of
Jnckson county, came out with two
other men and erected a frame on the
corner of the lot facing Main street
nnd Hamilton avenue, and later he in
tends to cover the frame with a metal
covering, and the structure is to bo
used for general advertising. The bill
hoard will not add much to the bounty
of the place, hut Sir. Klum says that
he has so arranged the structure that
there will bo no pasto drop on the
sidewalk and that he intends to clean
up the entire lot and try as much as
possiuie 10 improve us appearance.
Messrs. Hoefft, jio owns a fine
farm on Little Ilutto creek, near Lake
creek, and Ernest Kithlos, who owns
a farm between Mdford and Central
Point, were hero Thursday for dinner,
nnd I noticed when they left town
that they took several sacks of flour
on homo with them from one of our
stores. Arden Tyrrcl of Lake Creek
was also with us at the same time,
and 'so was Henry Moycix of llrowim
lioro. lie brought out a load of fine
looking potatoes for some of our citi
zens. (Jus Peck, nnothcr one of the
Lake Creek farmers, was also doing
business here that day and was a
guest at the Sunnydde, besides four
strangers whom I did not know.
C. A. Chntman nnd wife eame in
Thursday afternoon, after taking the
.wrong road, coming out from Med
tord and going across Dry creek into
the Wellen neighhoihood, and having
an experience in sticky. They were
tired and hungry when they reached
here and so spent the night with us,
and tho next day went up to the I long-
In ml lnnch nnd back and spent Friday
night with u. They arc" agents for
the Singer sewing machines.
Arnold Ilanholcer of Hutto Fall
alls
came out Thursday on the P. & EJlz'
bo treated by Dr. W. P. Holt. Ho
seems to be having tumble with his
heart. He has taken u room at the
Siinnyside.
Joseph Proll and Art Vestal, the
men who look the contract to build
the schoolliouse nt Derby, were doing
business with our merchants Thurs
day. Mr. Stimson and nnotl er man, bolh
in tho employ of the 0. & C. Power
Co., came out Thursday and installed
two eleetii,; heaters for .1. V. Mela
tyle in his home. I believe the first
ones to be used in our town, but if
Guv L. Hcrriek of Helena, Mont.,
has returned from the Frisco exposi
tion, where he lift Mrs. llerrick for a
visit with his father-in-law, Georg
L. McClellnn, and fninily. Mrs. Der
rick will nrrivc toon.
F. W. Dodge and Fritz Dean, em
ploycs of the It. K. P. S., were Visitors
at the head office in Grunts Pass the
first of the week.
Minor A. Foster, the weather
prophet of alCnes creek, leaves to
morrow night (btiiidnyj tor hand
Lake, Mich., where he will spend the
winter with a married daughter.
A'moug the names of the lost in the
Wreck of the Santa Clara steamer off
Coos Kay is that of Deloiar'Hoguo of
GohfUill. He was about seven years
of age and was accompanying his
mother, Mrs. C. Ilogue, nnd two
older brothers, Wilbur and Henry, for
a vi-.it with his oldest brother, Hoy,
who is employed at Marshfield. The
father and husband is nt Cook's In
let, Alaska, wlieic he has woik at the
salmon fisheries. Mrs. Ilogue and
the bovs left Gold Hill several months
ii;to for Tangent, Or., for a visit with
her brother.
Mr. , i KcNcy was a Medford
visitor Wednesday.
L. 0. Walker, locally known as
"Deacon." is spending his vacation at
San Francisco, having left here Fn-
AT BIGiEXPOolIN
day morning. M". Wulkcr is in tho
CONSERVATORY NOTES
hxcellcnt results nro being ob
tained In the public speaking depart
ment. Platform work has Uegun nnd
the surccsg of this clnss lies In tho
fact that tho mcmherti nro getting
down to the fundamental essentials
of Bpoech building nnd nro brlnglnR
In subjects which nro of common In
terest. Dcbato work begins this
week.
The physical training and athletic
dancing clnss, composed of twenty
high frchool girls, met Thursday of
this week liiHtend of Tuesday In or
dcr that (ho girls might attend tho
McdfonMvlamtitli game.
.Mrs. Houln of .14 Koso street Is n
new member of tho Indies' physical
training cinss which meets ench
loudny nt 4:00 p. in.
Llttlo Marlnn Van (Jllder of tho
music department gnvo nn Informal
recital Krldny evening which was en
Joyed by those prosont.
The classes of St. Mnry'a Academy
under tho Instruction of Mrs. Ha
vlous, nro very enthusiastic over tholr
work.
Llttlo Agnottn Itodolph Is making
wondorful progress In tho art of boil-
lly expression nnd relnxatlon.
Master Itobnrt Holllns, son of Itov,
nnd .Mrs. Holllns, tins unrolled In tho
music department of tho conserva
tory. Mrs. Snoarly of the music depart
ment Is visiting In Portland this
week.
"The Lark," n story In tho fourth
A grndo English, lias beon dramatized
by Cornl Fay Hnvlous nnd will bo
put on, ns an English lesson, by
onio of the tth grado puplla In Miss
Forgusoa's room. Mrs. Hovlous of
tho expression department, has been
us-kod to coach the children.
The Interpretation and expression
class, composed of high school girls,
employ of the H. It. P. S. at their hi
cal power station, and is thus enjoy
ing his much-needed vacation.
C. P. Easley, recently S. P. agent
at this station, left for Asbestos last
week, where he has leased the Hill
billy ranch of II. II. Lampman, hav
ing deserted the key for the calm of
the hills. Mrs. Lampmau arrived hero
Saturday for a visit with her son, Pen
II. Lampmau, and family. .Mr. 11. H.
will remain on the ranch until Mr.
Easley becomes acentoincd to tho
"rounds."
Hallowe'en night tho hillside hen
roost owned by W. W. Trua.v was
raided with devastating effect. Tho
following morning discovered the
chicken coop broken open, with its
feathered inmates frightened ami
scattered through the nearby brush..
When the fowls were finally rounded
up for a census, after u forenoon of
effort, the loss was found to bo
thirty-five of the finest. All through
the summer season the Truax chick
ens have been levied upon by someone
nt scmi-ocensionnl intervals, but tho
they prove a success there will prob- good-natured owner preferred to
ably be several more put in. chnrgo tho loss to foraving hawks.
A son of lort Hubbard and two
more men who had been working up
at Fish Lake came out and spent
Thursday night here on their way to
Medford. They report that the If. L.
L Co. have completed tho first sec
tion of the dam, having built it twenty
feet high, nnd have moved their camp.
Paul Opdvke was here Friday and
took a load of supplies home from one
of our stores.
A. 0. Itisliop, who is fnteiested in
the Hollyu'ood orchard, was in town
Friday on business.
II. C. Stock of Ahlaud brought
out a let of cankets for F. L. Heath.
ono ot our local undortak'r. last
Friday.
Frank Lewis, cue of our confection.
ers, mid J T. Zmuneily, proprietor of
the runner' hotel, took a hike for
the hi'ls last Friday. Some said they
were going to prospect for gold and
take an online.
Pert A. Xaren, one of (he forest
hargo
This last calamity destroyed both his
theory and his faith, along with his
liking for the chicken business, nnd
tho remainder of his flock have been
crated and hhipped to a Medford com
mission house.
SAX FHAXCLSCO, Xov. 0. Fifty
boxes of Spitrenburg apples from
Ashland, fifty from Medford, fifty
from the Willamette valley, fifty from
Hood Hivcr tun! fifty from custom
Oregon me being placed on display in
the Oregon building, and on November
1.") will be given to the thousands cer
tain to bo uttractcd by Oregon Apple
day. Thcc npplcs arc of the JlU-to-the-box
sire, and with fruit already
on hand to be given away, no less
than 25,0(1(1 to .'10,(100 people will be
given u big, juicy npple from Oregon
on this greatest of fruit days. This
will fill a long-felt want, for through
out the season nltcndants have been
constantly besieged with the plea for
an Oregon npple, 4j-l ono sample"
of the fruit Of which all visitors have
heard and so few tasted. Loganberry
juice, prui es fresh and stewed, enst
crn Oregon popcorn, (asadia mineral
water, Tillamook clcese, Klamath
county honey and cheese, Oregon
roses nnd Willamette valley cherries
have been given away at the Oregon
building, with such spludges and pro
grams as to attract wide attention,
but r.ot before this time has an apple
been offered.
Certain it is that the demand in the
San Francisco markets has been in
creased, and some of the dealers re
port an increaso of 300 per cent.
The real display of Oregon apples
at this time is that in the palace of
horticulture, thin being comprised of
the 100 boxes sent for competitive
purpose, llicso apples come wholly
from Hood Hiverand Hoguc Hiver val
leys and arc tho finest those famed
sections can produce. More than
thirty varieties are represented, and
the display, just now being finished
for judgment by the jury of awards,
is beautiful beyond compare. Ore
gon has a larger number of competi
tive entries than any other state and
there is confidence that the jury will
find that Oregon has the finest fruit
being shown at the exposition. The
display is set in the center of the Ore
gon pavilion at the palace of horticul
ture, cannot be pned by the thous
anils and will not bo hushiM by nny
who catch cen a glimpse, for it is
one of those displuys that holds tho
attention mid bring out those satisfy
ing "ohs!"
All Fall Suits at Big Reductions for Quick Selling
ABOUT 40 OF THESE SUITS TO CHOOSE FR0M-N0T AN OLD SUIT IN THE LOT, BUT EVERY
ONE OF THEM ARE THIS SEASON'S STYLES, SOME OF WHICH HAVE BEEN IN THE STORE ONLY
A SHORT TIME. &,
ALL MUST GO
It's our timo of season to close out this stock, and we intend that tho prices will
do it. Mostly regular sizes and colors, many of which are the navy blue, sizes
16 to 44.
DONTSCOLDJOIR!
THE CROSS CHILD IS
win meet Tnursdayafternoo.n at 4
o'clock. This class wlPput on several
pluys throughout the coming somes-
tor, which we hope, tho public may
I attend.
Our llcst Seller
Wo aro soiling more of Merltol
Kezema Homed)- than all the others
lut together This largo sale Is due
to the fart that it It a preparation
of unusual merit, made exftreitly for
one .iirKXK, enema In IU varleus
form f ou are afflicted with thli
loathsome dUeaie, ilo net delay uttns
Merltol Kciema Remedy. Price &8e
and 1 oo Kxtliuive Asw Haaklns
Look at Tongue! If Coated, Clean
Little Stomaili, Liver, llouols
Don't scold your fretful, peevish
child. See It tonguo Is coated; this
Is a sure sign Its llttlo stomach, llvor
and bowels aro clogged with sour
waste. i
When litslcss, pale, feverish, full of
cold, breath bad, throat sore, doesn't
eat, Bleep or act naturally, has stom
ach-ache, Indigestion, diarrhoea, glvo
a toaspoonful of "California Syrup of
Figs," and In a few hours all tho foul
waste, the sour bile and fermented
food passes out of the bowels and you
have a well and playful child again.
Children lovo this harmloss "fruit
laxative," and mothers can rest easy
after giving It, because It never fulls
to make their little "Insldos" clean
and sweet.
Keep it handy Mother! A little
given today saves a siek child tomor
row, but get the genuine. Ask jour
druggist for a SO-cent bottle of "Cal
ifornia Syrup of FiM." which has
directions for bablcw, children of all
ages and for grown-upc plainly en the
bottle. Hemember thorn are counter
foils gold here, so surely look and
ee that yours Is made by the "Cal
ifornia Pig Syrup Comiwny " Hand
hark with roalrmnt any other fig
rangers, spent Friday night with us
on his way to Trail with a load of
flooring.
Messrs. Meyer and Mann, the two
men who are managing the big truck
that is taking tho big lot of lumber
front here up to he used on the It. It.
I. Co.' big ditch, when they came in
for dinner reported that a Swede who
had been working on the big ditch
dropped dead Saturday morning near
ramp !, near the Lake Creek iost
office. The coioucr wnt up to take
charge of the corpse this morning.
Among the guests here for dinner
Saturday were ('. II. Willi-on, one of
our grocery salesmen, wife and
ihughcr: O. V. Mvers nnd V. K.
Miiun nnd William Nickel, wife and
two children.
Since my last report, Thomas Ves
tal has renewed his subscription to the
I). M. T.
Help! Help! Help! Tu lo Abso-
lutelv Nothing!
(From Helllngham, Minn. Times)
Your correspondent will need somo
help next week as he Is about snowed
under for lack of news.
AU$15 to $20 Suits
All 20 to 25 Suits
All 25 to
All 30 to
All 35 to
30 Suits
35 Suits
40 Suits
Now $12.50
Now 16.50
Now 19.50
Now 24.50
Now 27.50
All Millinery One-Half
Every lot to be closed out new Fall shapes
many pattern hats in the lot and black
velvet shapes both small and large yet all
are moderately priced. Entire stock to go
at the one price.
THE MAY CO
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Walk With Ease
Dr. K. C5. Mann, Chiropodist and
Foot .Specialist, Is In tho city nnd
located at tho I'alm Rooming llouso,
130 West Main St. Ilcmovcs corns,
nnd Ingrowing toe-nails without pain
or loss of blood, and treats bunions
nlbo. Examination nnd consultation
rice, Offlro hours !) a. m. to 8:110
p, in. Special appointments by phono
34 8. K. Adv.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
br locil application! aa tliry cannot rrarb tht
itltraird portion of lb. nr. Tbrm 1 onl? out
MIT tocur ilralnrti, and thai I. by cmiatltullun'
al rrmrdlr.. tfealnr.l la rauint tr n liidaninl
rendition nf bn muroua lining of Inn Kuitarhlan
Tub. Wbro Ibla tub. la luflainnl you ha a
rumbling aound or Imnrrfrct hrarlng, and Hbrn
It It rntlrrlr rlox'd Dvafnua la Urn mult, and
imlraa the Inflammation can U tnkrn out and
till. uti r.itorrd to Ita normal mudlllon, bear
tug- will tx d"trojrd forftrr, nine c' out (
Irn art. canard lir Catarrh, nhlrh la nothing- but
an Inflamed condition nf Oik nivroiia aurfarra.
W will il onn llundrrd Dollara fur anr "
of Dtafnn (rauard br catarrbl that rauuol In
cured by Haifa L'atanb Cure. Send for clrcu.
lara, tree.
I' J Clli:S'i:V & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold br Prufgtata, TBc
Taka Haifa faulty I'lIK for ronatlpallvD.
SAN FRANCISCO
Corner Gury and Jonei Sts.
HOTEL KENSINGTON
"A. date I at Rtllarmtat."
IVnlrallr located wllliln tlnatro nnd
hopping ilUtrlct.. 110 uninv oiitalilu
roomt with tMtli. Jtoatutlfully luriiltlinl.
On direct rr lino In tlio KXPOgiTlO-.N-
TKN MINl'TEU JIIDK.
Kcvcn itory Hwl and mncruto bulIJItif,
RATIS: irio2.50 a ty
Vrnm Kerry or ItorxtU UVn
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any Ikary atrutciir paasuj lliu iloor.
Wrltn (or IltMiVlit
Till: ItOV.W. TVPUWIHTini will
wrlto a lotter, a post card or a label
without a change It has no paper
fingers to adjust.
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