Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 15, 1916, SECOND EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextT " t U- I t- r 4 :1 Jw r TTOEHTX. rEDFOTm MAM, TTimrXr An-DFOHD, OREdOV, SATrittUY, JAXTAKY 15, 3010 - L'-ijJiiLii...1 - . m '" rrw,nnwtwiifr; M'DIIELS GUILTY iCOLOIiL HOTEL OF WIFE MURDER; ! NEARSG0MPLET10N CARLOTTA MONTEREY AS LUANA IN "THE DIRL OF PARADISE," AT THE PAGE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19 LFE1P KSONMENT A special (Hnpntvli to llio Mail Trib une today from Mangum, Okln., Htntoa Hint thff jury in the J. U. MoDaniels trlnl, nftor fifty hours of delibera tion, returned a verdict of guilty nml used tho penalty nt life imprinon rmint. One tnnn had hung tho jury Ipr innny hotira. MeDnnicln was charged with having tnurdorcd his wife. Tho manner iu which tho orftno wns dono wan ex tjTnnoly revolting. Tho fact thnt Mr. and Mra. MoDaniels formerly lived fi j this county on n ranch in Antclopo valley gave tho horrifying deed locnl interi'Ht. Mrs. McDanicIs hnd many friends horn who hnvo watched tho case with much intercut. Tho orimo was committed nenr the town of Jcstor, Okln., to which plnro iho MoDnniclB fntnily removed di rectly from thin county. Mm. Mo DuiucIh hnd mied for divorce, iinhbls longer to endure tho cruelty of her brulnl lutHhnud. Tin orimo was com mitted before, tho cnno hnd gone to trial. It wns believed thnt Iho fenr of revolntioni of Mt'Dnnirln' ihihI conduct during tho hearing of tho E RVE Tho ihree-Htorv .summer hotel on Itoguo rivor nt Klk ercc"k, in procext of construction by V. 0. McDonuld, tho well-known landscape arliM, in nearly- completed; It oonlnitiH about 150,000 feet of lumber. Tho flre pliice, which in built of native stone, to oslimnted to weigh ninety tons. The Hleps of 'tho npprondli nrc thirty feet wido. Tho columns suppoiting tho front porch nre twenty-six feet high. Tho typo of architecture is colonial. It wns designed by C. O. Power, .the architect. Tldo building and tho grounds will bo lighted by a privnt electric plnnt. It will contain all modern convenience. Prom thin data it will bo hecn thni the hotel is a substantial utructure, built whollv on modem lines of archi tecture of its type. Its interior is spacious nnd most conveniently de signed. It witl bo devoted to tho ac commodation, convenience and enter tainment of plensuro parties nnd tourists duriuglhc season of vacation and sport, leisurely travel nnd sight seeing. For these purposes it bi, typ- divorco onso prompted MuU.iniuls totally designed nnd nppointed. Add kill his wife, taken iu conjunction with his having brooded over her em phatically expressed unwillingness to rot urn to him ni wife She had nshed lognl protection from him and tho Kbcriff of the county In which they Jived lmd on nn ouonnion or two in tervened, On the night of the murder McDnu icjs ngnin appealed to lilt wife to drdp the divorco procivdlngH and return to bo liiis wifo. Again she repulsed him. It was storming violently thnt night and Mi'Dnniols remained in tho family residence. Hcfotv ho retired, their daughter, Gladys, 10 years old ,luiml her father threaten her inolliiT uv rnil tin.i'H, each (lino lOinlndliig her (hat if she told Something which "tho dnucjilcr could mil winlerstiuid ho would do her vcrious hiinn. Jn tho morning early on tho fallow ing duy tho mother vim found dond ill IiPr lietl, a i;h4tgun by her uido mill, a m ring fnbtcni'd to onu of Iiur low nnd to tho trigger of tho gun, to Indi cate Miioidp, The nhildien lmd not hr'nrd tlfe re port of tho pin duriujr (ho night. H i believed (lint MuDnitU'lsl hnd ulilor. nionued tliLin to avoid arousing tliwn before ho hod fliiUbrd hi utioelotu. crime. WINTER WEATHER BAD FOR OREGON BIRDS t'AI.KM, Or., Jan. 15. -If tho r-eient winter weather continues hero iportimrn fear thcro will bo a destruction of many game bird. About ten Inches of snow covers the "WlllRniottn valley making tt difficult for pheaj-antj. anil alo for young fl'iall that woro liberated In the l ley a few weeks ago, to obtain food. Hiould thawing weather Ml In mid b followed by a freeing spell, the r null woulfl probably be dlmtroun for Muncnllan pbemnti. to these features Hie rugged ellann of its citcrior and you will hnvo a homo in the .wilderness peculiarly mountninosque. Its environments, in cluding tho turbulent p'ash of tho up pir Itoguo rivor, with hero and thoro a charming pool for tho fish fan with rod and reel, arc in happy accord with tho appearance and purpose of thh great summer homo in the hllK L. I. McDonald will bo the man ager of this resort and is preparing to innko tho welkin ring with an np proprintu dedication about the finU of ilu no. Tho hotel is located on a (lOO-nou ranch, twenty aoios of whloli will h cleared up nnd beautified u a park and general josoH. Tho owiior li in oontomplntiou n nui)niiii UHdyit werosn Hogno riw for tfco com mil- VIICO of gllttN Nllll IM&ADtH. Thl will givo thorn easy -acecim to escrl lent fishing pools. A bmV will i4m' be uoiiHtruutetl to what is known qn tho Un;qim dnitlt for thu ii'-mxuiuo-dation of luuitufM. An ovoolloiit swimming pool in Klk utuok, iwi- th" hotel, also uuppliiw on Uifoik. AU fvaluro. . Manager MeUonsld nr.uouwv th-4' many rcquonts hvo nlvoady Wm re ceived from uoasl (ij'Hos for ;k...,i mfxlations during tho (tailing :w hunting soamjii. Otifl of the jctiiitl attfoliof,; ; tho hotel will bo n poiwanont aii' o uibit of nintlngM und nkctolic ov sceneu of Crater lako and vioinlty, h Rogue river fulls and other IuUm..'1 ing seciifK along (but biMoilu nt-ro; and its tributaries, mid of momvUt viWH of ninny tyio. Tho hotel is stluuted tin' (lino nnloH fitrni Medfont .'. ;! umin highway u Ci-n(r nw. its k ontiou has been moM oouviiiul and happily i-cleot-d :s a ; - "t. 't'l. Inttdsonptt about it is i'i .tppcurnuiv wild, wierd nnd ruggpl. It pohMo HlK, vmm- PLANS OF BMILE OPSAN MATEOARE TOLD IN DETAIL Colonel II. II. Sargent, who is tho author of the plan to attack tho in surgent forces at San jlateo, Hear , Manila, nnd overcome them, delivered an imprvmivvlv interesting lecture ast night at tho armory to a deeply i interested audience. I The colonel gave a most entertain ing and instructive account of that ' memorable battle between the Tinted States, after the death of General I.awton, showing every slrategio movement thnt enabled tho troopx to surprise and overwhelm the enemy. The battle occurred on December 11), 181)0, and on thnt day tho rain fell to n depth of four inches. This cxtrnor tunnry downpour nHsistcd tho United States troops to carry out their plan of attack successfully. Colonel Sargent illustrated his ad dress with a map of tho scene of tho conflict and the country through which the troops made their principal detour.s in order to reach tho camp of the enemy unobserved. This was tho firbt of a scries of lectures to bo given nt tho armory by local speakers of prominence. The series promises to be an instructive and uopulur entertainment through out the winter months. HEMa We Want You to Know (he Fine Quality of Good Old REGENERATION AT At MONDAY Iiiounced bv (lemmer of the Clemmer thenter, Suittlc, and Mr. James of tho Majc tic, Portland, as the best ever I -hown in li'cir houses, coming to tho j Pane theat.r. Visit Our Walcli Departing "Kegci'eution" in a wondeiful story of O -en Kildare's life. Glance at this epitome of ills life and wonder nt his ris. from obwurity t fame: ISO' Horn in '-'1111100110 street, r.ow Vor'.. Orphaned ' his infancy and adopted by a childl couple. laiTXl U'canu i nwiboy in tho Ltiui-ji of v hicJt Tfaioty 1). Swllivin as tho Uuiier ad Icnriud tn tci'. tor himrfll? is the Xo Yoik streets. 1S30 A "ber-slinger" m 11 IoiirIi Mory divo al a pugilixt of more tliuu loo 1 ruin, :'is iiruuuny mnuo him f(.i;nous even vi competition with tl- most brutal of l'iahter. 130.'. b"MV. littlo seh(Aneheritryk of Storllno (1 Triple troinh ihOtetiKi? her from insult, lu ti u'jlt h1iu-.o oai'aud Orito md i .'.(.' in 1ur.11 ot Hurt. liOtVt 'iho d'B vlunj ho imAt Jr. yiM' $ OD wjot and pint I :oA tt: 0u" to cn an hnu wt UvImv, iAajybiO by "Ky VTNtmiu fclttfW." IfWOW tijtlt suhotii tnacrRl9 died 40't vtiotoir &tty fow to h mr 1,1 j. 1W)5 U.Tsj-XBsa i sijijvr writer tt .' 'JOJrrlLKtoo 's utJiraQine, V.-.(y YflO'V' . ki OOlWtAlU llMTUIld d thV ; mtCr, who nova mad '.U-Af-r ! v-vyj:, n Hjo .t Hq mu 30 yearn "!4. ilea rm!uniKl rKeturi) ylay, pro lo III iir 0? tlr vi!tn Uou?ier eli.-.uiii.n r"V('iv 1 iciiliir alone oountiy. Your tnblo to bo corrcct b, ami convetilontly sboulil bnvo tho neces sary knlvoR, forks, spoons and Biyclal dUlios for j ch couVso. Plated Why not aaloct them from' our Sllvorucro? JIany urw dosljnn auo shown. FOR SUPERIOR QUALITY Titer" is none thnt equals DAIY BUTTER Tiy it today. Kwry jiound sold with in giinrainco everywnere. .miik, cream, buttermilk, cottago Cheobc, , leo Cream, Halted Goods. b TOE DAIRY "PLANTATION" COFFEE Steel Cut, in Air-Tight Tins, 25 lb. Wo want yon to get a pound today any grocer can aupply you. We want you to try it then we want you to writ ira your opinion of it wc aro offering prizes in gold for the beat letters. , WIN A PRIZE! For the best letter of 60 words or less giving your opinion of PLANTATION COFFEIi accompanied by a rough draw ing of the can and the label, we will give a first prize of S10 in gold. For the next two best prizes of 55.00 In gold each and then 5 prizes of $1.00 each for tho C next best. The letter will count 76r the roach drawlnc as J5i. No profeiflonal nrtlnta will he permitted to compote In this con tent Clet a can of Good Old Plantation Coffe today cuter llim corneal win a n,j. n wl m... r,m... m1 1 1 m n your coffee bill with- Cr tA out sacrlflclnir qual- S i& , Ity. Content c lot e i&v"" ..T'lR' A February K.th Ad- -' ,M ,MHJnT Urea, letter, to ' M Really Lang & Co. '-W BiS Good AJverll.lm: Drp't. W' ?k CofffiO itniidin. z m at Portland. Or. M lt)B9lMC ' '" i?0 Your Grccr SSistfSf&Mi J). 1541' ,'i'o ,sl --v" Min Tho Jewolor for QuaJlty Vlalton Always W'jlcomo Wo gio S. & If. Green Skimps. & I T PAY? JhaH 05aifc GIilftAJOJliJiJt'aMSS. Theic earning pfl'wirs havb?cn doublGd and trebled since completing thvfl'r courseb ot stud- at the f'lMfe'd! CMmwd Colfege .jjttdATiiirov;- 1'umi Ijjuains JjniiUf j 3. 1).j ond Ewninj; Sessions Farmers, Notice Wc have just received a shipment of Taylor Subsoil Plows This implement solves the problem of storing wa ter and breaking tip a hardpan. It pulverizes the subsoil so as lo allow the sur plus water on the surface to run deep down in th(j soil and be preserved for dry summer use. Also by talcing the surplaco water off tho surface tho seed has a chance to get a good start before the dry season sets iiT. Thi.s4mplement is so constructed that it may be ensily pulled in our soils by two horses. HUBBARD BROS. aiEDFOKD, OREGON mk: vV Vw-Wv. SWKft " 'f'-T " t ' vj !. ?. ;; ! T . fr ---- -vr . r;v'Nr4:t4;;tUi4:i?;it:H;HH: ? T ? T Y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y A $6,000,000 f s "IrftOiiri Corporation .i i i i t. I c -Vwi i. (i.: e: tn, i . ' ii uni.i ,. : ' i ' 1 th I'atnot. Ity tllib doal ft OttlptMMfiAft Oflk.Hl 1kI h dtUltjftfi t! $jA& k !' n effected u4 mmi Mm wr K tlw tUrWo i4jwtlb, kwIms tf UriM'Oo Motor o(NiMy, the .Wyt omHray,'o IbtelMMi HMhM dP"Ar JI- .my, the MetaJ I'roduotx ooKNMiy Mul bll ddkr iwtuwwiitw (MMnoviuM A tlmii, us well an tb Maxott Cm wpmy, ot ITUtfttNi, , Uw niahin,'rj' fioni wbinb phwl in Mif ekirtM K- AkImi. JAm thw until iMteii't. of tho LowU StInk A AU ooq.Vi HMruAhtt ilhr, KMchiuery, thirty-five uor of hMMl mm! t Witrtr-- f At ewwwax, IftMU will be u-cd by tu Bui-ot' intoMMte i lm MftU'lfiwttKS of itute &- Tuo itolilur Ulyut automobtlti nm w wwawftwttiiffl :A 'w iJu& urtu by Hi iiwis i4 rtroUus. lltMt 'or .nine lime piist i In- liiiMur iiupnn ba lelt the need of luijjer ftieililieh to mnt-t til leadil uv'iea-'ag ibjuaiid I it product. fl Iiiik ealicrHl, loo, Hum the bit; I'm-tuft in the uiitomohilg production of 4h future wctxld b4 found aiong the inuiiurtHuri'iv fully ivuipped to turn Mil 0i detail of I heir product in thett ow IOpb hii4 iudepoude of (.alt noJfV o9 supply fuOuythaiiigfigt rya- luMerialk. Ibeujantia Uriix' with hi eeut,md freithl, early roeoguiied lhi roidilio1Vud for a number of month), paat hai ben winking in conjunction Mb .. H. VCflrluoii, rvr4BOtiiti9e of lQp Chii'Hgo liiu'. intoroii, to HtMI iout flu condition wieh uaurc the future of the lirwcoc ilotor coqjMraoy. . . m Q ftb puftrhaae of the Iewi Spring A Ale compitny, pel hap one of tho ol eojajpix'd iu tto coifttry, gie the ijoniNUiy a thoronlJIiy up-to-date foriflflfftf lo o& odor plant, CM" tMipply puiii. in very lai-gt' n,uantiticK at the pieeul time, und eaHible f iiiiJftiijU'd expansion. One of the tlrat It li Wn oVuurdued tiut tutti jrtr miWin ill i ou- .itwt o Uto Imu) yi mowxtA torn, bWe iwtin iivro, This sLli(tyw 'tibfUb 9 JSilisiW Wiffiflg TtODiilCT ftrr-rmr- one of ttic0 dominant factors in the automohile industry in the United States and hteps to be tukeiibx the new owners, incidentally, vill be tho erertion ot a $100,(100 building to limino tbeiiunl a.embly dpiirliuentb and the aonerjtL. ottWk of the company. "rati eomnny eonteinplatex a prothietion durinjr it h first fieal year of SO.OOo' onrfc 1S.O0O of thoo will ho of a new lijrrU "Konr" oh which tho cuginoorinir. and other proldetn- baxe btttm the hubjeot of caroful study and v.N)h)riinunt during tho past few month. This will be announced at the national automobile show 'about the firt nf the year. Ten thousand of the prueout Ilriei'oO'four ami eintht-eyluider earn, vbjch hao mot with wide njifoad public favor, hBI be manufactured as a minimum. Iu addition, tho eotapany, ioiouoinff tne enormous fiemuna which the near futuro will wit- iipm uir n uiuiougniv umciory, utiieifiii ana siyimii iigni ueuvory i jf vehielepbae arrHiiged to place 5000 ear of this tyje on tho market durinw j 4"iU iui 9 wwei i vi MHvn iivimuirit H I'll UHlflViN UL U X HtrIll7 1'iviu the Jnekkou, Michigan, Patriot, Dw-ember 17, lOlJOCD a e 0 "plant is onQ of the largest and most up-to-date. Wtsi compaii iimuuCaetures the Briscoe "Eight-38," $1050; Briscoe "Four-38," $750; Bjtfscoe "Twenty-Four, $585; Briscoe light convertible Delivery Wagon, $585. These prices include electric lights; electric starter and complete- equipment, fW. b. factory. We have a Briscoe "F&ur.38M in the 'Show gooin and will have a mixed carload soon. Come innd see descriptiveocatalogues and J you aDouc cnese cars 0 A. W. WALKER MJTO CO. Phone 18. NiollySt. L y r 1 7 k L y y y Bs tell f y y y a-a A Valley Garage feJfeitK i y J 1 k I w 1 mi I II r I s Ir u I I - f r t o C6 8 ( )