Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 12, 1916, SECOND EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textfahk arx VfFf'F.T 'fMI 'f f.'FF'.f N'f Ml hfnr.'fi fil.'M.n " I I' I 1 M,'-''1 L'. '!' r , . f ? ' i. t r itr 3 DISFRANCHISEMENT 'WHAT B R .LIKE BY COUNTY CLERK i iv, fyivai PROCEEDS MERRILY: K?$ Hw( "Yw cun reicntcr if vrni wnnf, hut t'n nil Ibe inot it will rt ""I fan rin't rate," I lb edttt of Conn t Clerk (wre A. Oentter to Hn W. MMrpt, pastor f th- Frn Methodist rharc-h, mktr is quit indijr Mmi over being disfranrhisefl. "I ! been voter for fmlv even year,' said Mr. Mian. "'"' I never before was refased thr iriM l)T f vntingrf I MUM to thf I nilol 8ttM wbm a rbiM, nA mv I'nili.r wm turalittti. Tbrae tiBien I limi wrtifwHl mv eitiznitlH to the ( tut i States Kvernment, and each tinm tba Mfiera were pigeonholed at Wali -infton. I acquired hmii4itHd 'uid Umber claim an a pitmen. I hnr votl in Jfwlfonl fur the at hcii yearn and now .Mr. Gardiner hus I Must otttl and get eodea of mv fatli cr'a pitiitHiahip, over half a intiir iilio, whiisli will ooat me $fi and lm li womIiI not nrrivo in tiino for I hi' pn laariee. It ia nit outran." StiiiriKt Not Alono lUtt Mr. RJmr)t in not the onl fit ituii diflfranehiiud by Count ClerK Oardinur. There i4 quite an arniv of them. Nor ia the enmity clerk " -crnud hv the adrhe of the oimt' legal advimr, County Attontev Ki'llx, for on thia I'itiacHaliip matter Mr. flardiner hna eonatituted himHelt n aupreme eourt, takina; the narronent HiaUde ronatnietioii of the law. .1. V. Wlaoii of W'eat Ninth alreet ia another disfranchised uitiaeii, aon of nMtnraliid wreiit and for fortv yeara a voter and hie Aineriuan-horti wife along with him. William Hudge, witurnlixed forty-four veara ago, who took tip a homeHtead in Dakota aud liad hia iiMturalixHtion papura 4geoH liolml in Wanhiiigton, and who for ciiglit years waa Hatmaater at Oraud l'Wka, ia aunther one of the dia franehiaeil along with hia wife. Jonaa Wold, horn in Norway of natuiHlijied wrnta, during a viait, who, oxeepl for a few month in iufaney haa apent hia entire life in the United Ktntea, owner hUo of a homeHtead and a vot or for twenty yeara, i aleo diafran eliiaed along with hia wife. I. V. ThoHMa, a votr in Jarkaon county for fifty yeara ia lao diafrauchiawl, with hia wife. Ml-N. llallliiKiu'N J'iim? Tim mtMtl absurd eaao on record is that of Mrs. Caroline Ilallinger, born in the United States, widow of the laU ilerritt I tel linger, awl mother of John llellinger, who, deopite the fact that Mr. llellinger hua hcen dead for live yeara, waa twice refuted regia tmtion becNuae aha could uot how her huaband'a eiticnhip Mien -though what they had to do in the eae of a widow jMeseth mortal com treheuaiot, Incidentally, Mr. lleil ioger votwl for fifty years in Jack son eounty aud held a donation land claim, for which he proved his oiti ilettahip early in the AH'm. Instead of trying to assist iU aetut to vole, Mr. Oardiiier is doing his utmost to orvtent them. Ssetiou 3 af the regtoU'stion law provides tht ail pemona heretofore regi tercd in aaid county a fullv natur alised eiticena ahnll not be required to exhibit Ui')r citisenship aierk whsn registering under thia act." The duke of the district attorney bruwhed aide and it i exident ihut only niandamiiN proceedinu will force the i-miiil i-lcik t ml us tin- n (inilfiiipl.itcH mill KH'lit ih.fiis t In i r rmht. Mori- ihsii I-'"" wan pant l oastrn r.liiuu foi Hie KIiik Moun tain cluuslisr ill I lie in a deal cloned this WMk. Th mine was owned b 0. I. Krlua. K W. Uljegrsa. both of Hertford, and W. K. Hayes, of ! trott, .Michigan. The mine Is oct ed asar Oold Hill and covers u aerea of toad. The eastern (indicate wbUh .m ekased the Klug Mountatu mluv w.i l presented by Col. J. M. lUtle o HMheeter. New York. The o-tiki Of the mine has already been u..i. over by W. S. Jjwhslls, mlnlr.a u glHeer emploed by the eastern m AtMte. Twelve additional men l.e Ween put to work and if more will i gddsd as soon aa room for theui un be made. The King Mountain mine Is proi. ably one of the richest qulckllver producers on the coast. Accord Ins te.tbe owuers, quicksilver can now be Nfigged out In the free state without trMtmeut Tiie new owners will Im wetUMtely Insult new and elaboiate (MjHlpwsHt including retorts, fur ltaeee and otimr machinery. Shelter for 100 men lelng erected. At least 1 U to be epeai on tlevelopuient a once. O S200.000 PAD F MOUNTAIN KING K afi IHk k tsbk K3ki 'n sM JL TH& Wl & MD nH vtv IhIUt v flee m wfil Lv jV V ,IB&k deeB- aLKiBHr iLLv ga VIH B lB H B HHLK ' IB) JLV bV Thcdu Il TIIKHA 1UUA I Would vnu like to be cnlhd n "love nii-sle." "the Ubmiiclitc ot I'Vmiiiin- ity," " a vampire" -in short, tho woman with the moxt bcuulifiilly wiekcil face in the worldf" That is what tieople call me be cause of parts 1 piny in the Fox rilm cor)Mimtion's produelions of "Carmen," "A I'ool There Was." "The Clcmenccnu Case." MHin" nnd the "llevil's Daughter." Pretty nenr y even- Mrsnn in the country has told what he or she thinks of me, and now, for the first time, I am given an opportunity to -toll what 1 think of myself. Vsmpiring, such as 1 do, is the hardest kind of hard work. I am imbued with the character and lose myself in H. Complete exhaustion follows my duv of work. A year mro when mv name was displayed on the billboards for the first time the American people did not know whether it was a new loolh mte, soup or a' uialudv. Now when the see it thev invariably say "The hu man vampire." It is uot pleasant to be so de scribed. When I. first heard invclf referred to ns "the v umpire wow an," I was heurtbroken. AH mv ideals were shattered. I felt I wu that against which every woman's hand is raised. I was held up us one who delighted iu the lure of destru. tion aud evil doing. People asked ' what manner t woman I could be. I hie wom.ni wrote this description of uu: "Her huir k like the -crpciii loclt- of Medusa, her e.ves have the crm I cunning of l.uereeia fcn;in till now held up ns the wickedest woman of the world, her mouth is the mouth I of the sinister, scheming IMilab. an. I , Judge K M. I'.ilkiu- h i .1. in. .1 ilu her hands are those of the blond application ,i lim Angle I,,. ,u, m bathing Kluabeth Huthorv, who , junction nguuist the I uion on .on slaughtered oung girls Ihut -he MMyV ercctiou ot ml tank-, and vm.U might bathe in their warm life blood Ml tiM. northern part ot the . ii m the and so return her beaut v. Can it bc,v fr,,ter Lake no.. ,it..l that tale ha reincarnated m Tbetln ,, , ,mperl of the idaiutiii The llarn the souls of these monsters ot jthion of the court is that. m. e the me.liiieval timesf" eompaiiv .r..M.M to erect onU ll.c llanllv a duv Wsses that tin- Mt- io-t iiuhIciu oil plant in the l. ..l..ii niun does not bniiB me letlcr- will funned and will conduct n- bu-in. --. ten uloug similar lines. Mauv ol'ii,,.,,,,,, , iiuwfrom in the .lom them attack me most unux intullv ',.,, ,) ,,, , 4, rsf tl maiiini. thci Nome lulimaie tnai no vvouuni couui poittuv such cbsiailcr-. without i liiivmu bud I be itctunl cvisTU-iiee. ii . i ... .. i i II"1' '- "" i M i- I rc ei.e.i ,, .llir.ln; III. I ...- I I. w iiiolitli " ...I in. ii no n.i i l tin Ii. ilium rn. i M .tn i .i nn i' i'. in m.iii lii.ii.U .it t.i' in. ' i lil I. .,1- to The wax and oil polish that shines quickly and saves the leather. ShinoiA Home Set Best at any price Sold to bniMXA users at nom inal cost. At 11 dealers. BUCK lAH tvWIC Take no Subetitute o- Jrt J i f , f I f .SBBBBBBBBBSle 0 rsm Yitr s i;Tyfv - --- -m SJL, ,.v TO BE A VAMPIRE? Horn ruin mid dct ruction. Tbonc trlitler- K ' f vours ure like thime of l' mh lit. except tluM they me ' dangerous." Such letters hurt. It is impos sible to Hocustom myself to them. Why do tieople hole me sof I try to show the world how at tractive sin may be, how very 1phh t if ul, so thut one must always Ih no the lookout and know evil in di guise. I niu n moral tcrn-her then, if many jsjople go to see me nnd re ceive mv message ns I mean to give it to them. Hut what is my reward 1 I n m detested. 1'eoplc seem to forget that I am only an actress, that an actress should never show her real self to nn nitdivnee, else she censes to be nn actress. A woman in New York saw mv photogruph in n frnnie in front o theater and deliberately jabbed u hole through my face with her um brella. Hut wbv do nrode hate me mi f Wliile some of mv bel parts sln.u me as n soulless creature. I think they ore susceptible to ilclciisc and I believe the "vnmpivc wi.iuiiu" emi be .in-lil'iid n a tvis. I tlniik there is it U i . ul mural lc-.m lamjlii in most ol I tic plas iu which 1 lmc apeiired. Anvwav, in mv next i.rii.'c. to lie piibli-liiil -noii, I am i; 1 1 1 ' ( til. .i III let in mi all. n.pl In -linvv I ii- IS OIL INJUNCTION t.iiutii h.i no adequate ur.. uul on !,,, , , ,,. u f,.ar diun ..'c or dunyer .id, therclolc. no r.i-.nblc ,,,, , , , ,.,, , t. ,,,,,, ll( , 111 ll. ll II Ii) MtHike lilt Cigar When I s i.nndas nr vnly ICc ANGLE DENED t :y V f y y 'T rari ''Jzdm Massy iQMP WBS yO XFor v Home. Gnu or Automobile SCOTCH BARONET PURCHASES HOME EAR JACKSONVILLE Sir ("rain I Wnldfr of Artiroth, - mi.nrf who purchase th Kmll n. it- properly of 130 acres near i. . -onvllte, Is one sf Ihs owners of ii.. truest heart of cattle la the rir and thejargest nndlvlited range .n the continent, located la Texas. ii l also owner ana losses of a million acres of land In Montana. It. Ih one of the moat extensive msn . fn Hirers of fine linens In Scotland, au.l Uf snd his sons ewa many thons ,iiw I of nheep Kor the Brltt property Mr. Web t'T paid a little over $20 an acre, or a total of $8580. It Is largely bnmhland located in the foothills est or Jacksonville. On It aro nr eral attractive, residence litos from which a scenic vlow of unsurpassed charm may he obtained The land la onlv In part susceptible of cultivation. hut It can be made excellent rango land for a small herd. The younger j publican ballot, but the nnmo of son. who accompanied Mr. Webster I Roosevelt whs written in bv 11.020 to this valley on two former visits, ! voters. In like manner Hughes re w III have Immediate superintendence I ceived D.'iO voles, Root IPS mid May or the work of developing tho place. or William 11. Thompson '2. He will make a placo of residence for In the deinooratiu fight Roger C. his parents there during a part of tho Kullivnti easily won control of the year. (Cook county committee, the state ecu- Mr Webster has becomo very fond i tral committee nnd the voters that of Rogue river valley as a result of ( will control the democratic state con two or three visits and a careful . ventiou. stud of our attractions, our nianl- A total of 7705 women expressed fold resources and the eatie with, which they may bo developed when properly encouraged by advantageous transportation facilities He has other properties In vlow Iu this val ley With an unlimited capital, Mr. Webster can purchase, whatever mav ( suit his fancy hero. His chlof object j is lo find a permanent place of busl-1 ness for his younger son j It IS a notOWortny compiliueill lo ltoaiie river valley to be selected as ' the place for the first Investment of I this nature after tho purchaser had . examined ever)- locality of any con sequence on the coast. War conditions In Kurope havo un settled values and rendered securi ties unattractive thore Kor that reason much capital for general In- vestment Is finding Its way to this eouutrv -and the Pacific coast has begun to enjo.v some of It. Medford HooMrn Hmoko The Medford and Mt Pitt Clunrs ;e;ee;e;ee;ee;ee;;e t y y y ? ? ? ? T V V ? Wash Skirts Our I'lr-i hhipnifiil W'jish Skirts at S1.98,S2.98, $3.98 Easter : i r ? ? V V V V ? ? V V ? V ta-j! too Silk Sale It will pa you to buy silks now, as the price is advancing every day. Wi st ill own ours ai the old price. Special, UXKJ yards iUMnrh faiiex striped Tat feta; mil value $2.00 a ,- ardr now. per yard . . tPl.J Corset Sale If t V f V y y Miller llrov Cor rtets, new model, all sizes: worth lodav $ hi Hi. On sale Thursday, at pair 59c Warners Kust Proof Corsets, new models, all sizes. SjK'cial, a air o $1.00 : &&&& RMAN WNS ILLINOIS PRIMARIES PRESIDENCY Clllt AH). April I-'.-K.furn- to- dsv from yeaterdsy's pronlenlial j ; preference primary in HHnom ahow j ' that Senator I Y. Sherman will have; .VI of the .S delegates in the national repuMiean eonventicm. Two of the district delegate have declared Uhemeelves in favor of Colonel Theo dore Roosevelt. John M. Harlan, who ran for delegnte at large unpledned, bat who in hi cnmpaiKH talks fa orcd Hooevelt, was defeateil bv np pntximHtelv 'J0.0O0, according, to al most complete returns. President Wilson's name wns the only one on the democratic ballot, but seventy-five utters here wrote in the name of Champ Clark. The total republican vote in Chi cago was 7(l,.r)in and the democratic ote was 70,473. Senator Sherman' , iintne wns the only one on the re- their preference for president nnd of this number Rooevelt was choice of about one-fourth. the Vennta sawmill railroad ties. at work cutting TIIK (Wl'SK OK ANAKAIIA It Is unlvursally known that Iron Is u very Important element of theJ uioou, mill iuck oi u in hip uireii cauio ot run-down conditions and anaemia It may Interest our read- era to know that the Medford Phar mary of this town, has In Vlnnl a re liable, constitutional rotuedy for such conditions. Vlnol supplies Iron , to the blood In Its most soluble state, then there's tho nourishing proper- tics of beef peptone and the mcdlcln-1 ; Ml curative extractives of fresh cod . livers, without oil, all dissolved In a pure native tonic wine. That s what i ! makes Vlnol so successful In over-1 'coming run-down and anaemic con 'dltloiiB -Adv esseeeese:KKKK:vJ ja I" "KnlTrct' TlieWoman's S and S4.98 11-22 NORTH CENTJ7AL Money-Saving Special Hair Goods Sale Muilnuir lvimt ul' Piutlaiul, i Iu ic ilriimnst rating Iut raiimus Hcauty v4fl3 Pn-paration;, the lllnoin uf Ruses ami Herman i;iea-lier. alsu i fair Toiiie and Skin Developer. She alsu carries a line of first-class hair guilds at all prices. Ladies wishing to see .Madame Uoot eall here. Ml . w C Ribbon Sale 5000 yards wide ribbon in plain and fani'V colors. Cheap todav at :.-. On Ue Thui-s- r day. at a yard v. jC Kayser's Gloves Women's lisle and chamois gioves. all sues and colors. worth .V)i Special OT at ZDC IIS t I 11 Flesh colored cor sets iu all sizes, fine qualiu. Why pay .f2.uif Our )rue. a pair o 98c AVoinen's I'Vont Uieet'oiiuHs, new model, all sizes. Special, a pair uinen s wiK and coIoin. $1?50 (flair.. I Hem's A 'Tip9 Follow It AH AC5UATK fiCirnOM When your arm or your kg fret, ai knoi ...I with rheumatism, hen you feel i- I'lo-ifh your nuclei, were "lied up with a top r " are really descrlWng your jnlns '"7'v HhematlMn Is a condition ? the body scld and other deposits of Inwliles are sc tually "Helng up" the .trends of """ your body, or strangling the nerves and th-is profweins; the awful nhooting palni of "clatics. lambago, etc Medical """"SSn., these acid deposits are carried and deposPe'l by the blood In the various parts of the brniy It standi to reason, therefore, that WW cations such as robbing with no-ca led remedies can't do any permanent good At beM thev cart relieve the pain a little and only for a little while. The only way to effect a real cure Is to attack the real cause the blood It l cleansed from the troublesome deposit - by S. 8. ., the reliable blood purifier that Is now easing the palas and healing the Ills of the third aeneratlon a B 8. "goep after" the impurities In the blood as relentlessly, as eagerly and a iknHhivu fsrrsi soes after rats; pursuing the poison Into every vein and artery. no.iT.nd corner of the body. nd out of the systeu. '".'"": ri-T" f he body through the , XkeU .Thai;1 S."i5icVoTO rrchariVof'our'ratory do not helltate to write us You will receive free, conscientious and eonnden tlal SSS" ThTaTaTiln w.th'our .alley I. ??!;? urTlr 5" best rcnults from S S. S to every sufferer (Jet ."ai iVMrtmeiu Klsfs today If you wish special advice, write to Medical Department. Room 45. Swift Spectllc Company. Atlanta, ueorgia. THIS GIVES THE FORD FOUR SPEEDS 7 ye ure ftrfereejrf in s fmr l mthmim r tit W ear es s up One uprcd liclwrcn the Penl high ami Inw the other optional, cither above the high fer good rondu or lielow tho low for hsnl grades nnd doep wnd. Vau still have the i'ord high and low. ijjgT- y MAM FACTl III I) UV TRITK ATT VCIIMI-NT COMPANY StATTLE CENTRAL POINT AUTO CO. PRICE $75 INSTALLED Central .Point, Ore. atiKS tore i "Siiiiiotliw't $l.."i0,; very Wonderful 25 new Spring Suits in navy, b.'ack X and fancy checks, sold all season at X $27.50, $30, $32.50 and $35, splendid $. styles and all good sizes, to be OQ f t sold Thursday at, each .... PvJ Another Shipment of Waists .lust received our April shipment of "Wirthnion Waists. The best value in America. Sold onlv I u. Manv of the Waists are Always bold at, each ) The 'Welworth" Waists, of fine vuiles aud organdies; real ;&1..")0 (Jr A A values. Sale price, each sUU AVoinen's fast black IIosj worth 15c. SK? cial, pair 10c Our celebrated lavender top Hose Spi-cial, pair 50c Children's fast black Hum-, fine rib. I'.ur giovt - s. all M'c8 Sji4 wjOc 15c nXi On Rheumatism $ " ' Pi TWSWirrsWKCO 'It Tl' 0 fl " -ssasr- JR frtw. leWPtwPWiy 2 TKSwffjffcifKca J AfUMSSl. 3W ' Into ;ever chasing the tn mb le.om bitances acid and llSWstt ,SsWHir Timil4urt Petticoats Near Silk IYtti-outs, till cnlois, t ? V ? Top," wtn-th no a spt'cial at each O'- & f y y y y y y y Is vSale Suit Sale t t y y y y y y y t y t y y t y IV worth $2.. U)jLsUU beautiful new sth,. nude Hosiery Sale Woman's I'Mber silk worth a.V. cial, jair Hose; le- 25c Kayser silk Hose in all colors. Spe cial, pair $1.00 Hoys' school I lose all sizes. Spicial iir 15c t y ? y y y y vj n 9 o r