Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 30, 1917, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textr PAGE RTT arenronp matt; tiutsunt:, MEnronn, ot?e;ox. Tuesday. .taxi why no. inn MOVE LAUNCHED IFOUGHT II YEARS AGO FOR $9; NOW RATED WITH CHAMP COUNCIL DELAYS Fl ALIVE AND WELL hirh "snHnni JOHN HAMMERSLEY. 1 MISSING HUNTER. ON GAINS HUNDRED ISSUE PUPILS IN YEAR Julin IlnniiKersley, u.i-siii" ovem- IJIC'Ilt IlllllU'P, who Wlls thought yester day tu have liven tin- tictiiu of n pack 1)1' t ilu'xT Wolves, is alive Mid Hi ll IJ killed u concur hi-t Saturday, nccor.l inp to u mcsai:e h' telephoned to Ir. William I'. ChiOiolin :it (Jul. I Hill this ni'temoon. llaniuierslcy telephoned from the ranch of liiram .Moore on Willow Flat. This mornini; two men Iff I Winter for the scene of tlio trujjedy on L'p- r Kvan creek. Thcv were follow ed this ui'ttTiioon hy Mrs. Ilauuncrs lcy, who left Grant I'us-in an auto. Ilnromcrsley was informed of this t'aet and will meet his wife and the other scan ners at Willow Hat and will proceed with them to Evans ereck. where the party will endeavor to establish the identity of the skele ton found Sunday by a party of tim ber cruisers'. Ilammerslev had been in the moun tains since January 11, ami his failure to send word to his wife of his where abouts led her to believe that an ncei dent bad lie fn lien him. The timber cruisers who discover ed the tragedy left everything undis turbed ami the sinus will be. plainly read , by tho members of tho party when they arrive. A large and very enthusiastic meeting was held at the library last night the object of which was to form an organization to exploit the copper and other mineral resources tributary to Medford, and especially the Blue Ledge copper district. Also to promote an educational a.-d ad vertising campaign of the same. Dr. K. C. Page called the meeting to order. II. C. Carnelt was chosen chairman and II. A. I.atla. secretary. Committee Xauml. The following persons were select ed to report directors and commit tees: W. X. Campbell. Sam Blchard son, Dr. F. C. Page and J. 1). Bell. Thoy reported as follows: Iiirectors and executive committee: C. E. Gates, chairman; II. I,. Wal ther, C. W. McDonald, F. C. Page, II. C. Gamett. K. C. Gaddls, Mrs. E QCKHBTAItO, .lan. 29. On the recommendation of Foreign Minister Aguillur, tho constitutional assem bly today withdrew for re-considcra-tion and amendment article 3 of the now constitution, which was under consideration. Tho provision or this article regarding which tho foreign minister addressed the assembly and tho revision of which he recommend ed was that requiring foreigners to Cbas. L. Schleffelin Copper exhibit committee: S. T. Richardson, chairman; Henry Calla han. Bert Anderson, II. Klum, Ever ett Eads. Tag day committee: Mrs. Cbas. I.. Schleffelin, chairman; J. W. Dress ier, Chris. Gottlieb, Itoger S. Dennett. Finance committee: Bert Thierolf, chairman: W. A. Gales. J. D. Hell. Copper Community .day entertain ment committee: E. C. Gaddls. chair man; J. II. Carkln, John C. .Mann, C. E. Gates. Press committee copper edition: Geo. Putnam, chairman; A. S. Bllton, I.iljegram, W. W. Watson, S. S. Smith, Chus. Fry. School educational committee: V. Waldo llillis, chairman, E. W. 1.11 jo gram, Mrs. Ed. Gore. Work Is Outlined. A motion was made by A. S. Hilton that a transportation committee be appointed. This was seconded by E. H. Kurd, the motion carried and the chairman will select tho committee later. E. W. I.iljexTam gave an illustrat ed talk on what was accomplished, t Aw & -- - After debuting the uur bids sub mltUil for the ??3:,n( 0 boud Issue until midnight, the city council ad journed untli -"j-isuay ldght without accepting or rej'cilns auy of the ofi.rs. Fcur bids were s ;'ji. lilted and read as follows: Keeler Bros., of Denver, offered to take the loiuls, at par on a C per cent basis and give a premium of $ 1 ,050 or to give 94 on a 5 per cent basis. This bid was submitted with the provision that tho issue be mado a general obligation of the city, and does not tomply with the condi tions demanded. John E. Prico and Co.. offered to buy the bonds on a 3 per cent basis at par with 1 1 per cent deducted for commission and services, or the equivalent of a bid of 89 at 5 per cent. J. R. Sutherland Co., of Kansas City, offered to buy the bonds at 6 per cent with C per cent deducted for commission or the equivalent of a 6 per cent bid at 94. Tlie enrollment of pupils in the lii .u' school has increased pruetically loo since this lime last year, aeeordin tu P. II. Daily, principal of the hy, school. Four hundred and furiv stu. dents are now registered, as against JS1 Inst semester and u.'il) last year at this time. Two nev subjects have been milled to the lii.;'li school curriculum this semester agricultural botany, open to all classes, and coiuniereiul law. open to juniors and seniors. Several changes have been mode in the high school faculty. Miss Ajns, who is now a teacher in the lush school at Tonopah, N't, lias been succeeded in the I.ntiu department by Miss Knowles, a grntluntc of Iiate college, in Maine, and the University of California. Miss Cox of the I'niversilv of Ore. gon has taken the place of Miss An derson, who has gone to Spokane lo tench, in the Enulish department. Miss Ilrnult of Kced college, Port land, has succeeded Miss Turner in renounce nationality ' "l'. " tuf . ivuss.u.ki rights Insofar as they affected prop erly they wished to acquire, before they could arqulrc It. The discussion was suspended for an hour while the committee withdrew for amendment of the article. The assembly planned a continuous iH-'Hslon from !1 o'clock Ibis afternoon until midnight of January .11 for the "completion of its work. The only measures remaining for consideration are tho article dealing with the ex pulsion of foreigners and the acquisi tion of land by foreigners and that providing army rc-oiganlzatlon, to gether with some minor matters still requiring attention. ASHLAND DEFEATS After defeating Medford In turn ganm on tho local floor, the Cot- HHllsh Columbia mining ; district and compared the same with j what could bo accomplished In the j Blue l.edgo district. Mr. Jeldness. a prospector for 16 .years in the Blue l.edge district, told I or tho wonderful ledges of copper : from r.O to 200 feet in width, which can he traced for miles, on both the Oregon and California sides. Dr. Page told or the work among a row enthusiastic citizens to get this movement started and to arrange for displays of copper ore in tho stores, ,for an advertising campaign and to . prepare data pertaining to tho min eral resources. Necessity or Bonds. Vernon Vawter called attention to tho necessity of putting the roads to tho Blue I.edjie In shapo for auto trucks to bring the ore to Medford and said one of the officials of tho Blue Dedgn told him tho amount or ore brought out would depend on the condition of the roads. E. M. Brown, or the Rogtielands company told of his experiences In E. Austin Haskell of Seattle of fered to buy the issue at 5 per cent ibo tonehins of French and Spanish with JS6.500 deducted for fees or .Miss Ilrnult was elected last year, the equivalent of a 5 per cent bid at ; but her place was held temporarily S9.9, provided ho was appointed fis- by Miss Turner as substitute. cal agent for the city. i " Each one of the bids was qualified 'innK AT A CHILD S as to the con.ilttmtR nndnr n-hlnh 1 purchase would be made. Somepro- I IIMlM L UUL vided that the city employ counsel to U 1UUL I! ML punca prepare the bonds and others agreed to pay for counsel. Some would fur- a .... -. . ... -u.. nllu jiuis nu lougni youtn in less than one round accom- Ami for ihno i,,. ,ii,,.,. ... v aBu piisiieu wnut no otner lightweight the victory by the lucky u uoi 1S now a nas uoen able to do win over the i theory, there Is this to remember dmuds ; w . ,, ,r r.81" ; -... .... ...Ff "--I '-.."" r bonds . ask. ... , " . .....s.umc.iii.e dui hub oeen iigiuing me uest ot tlic'ed that these be furnished i.v ures for future ring engagements, (of the west and sent Terry McGovern featherweights and lightweights and'eitv - '"" the ihrlT.. , ;,aConl lcssr tlun,t0 ,hc ca"vas t0' " t bas therelin that time has assimilated numer- This point was dwelt upon by Col. three minutes to hurdle into fame. , been such a sensation In ring circles ous heavy punches on his jaw. The Howard A. Hanson of Seattle who u as seiup lor as mat t.roUUCed bv the nne-rm.nrl general rnclt n,. ti 1 '""" uuuuee, tins traii-iooKing victory of the New York Hebrew. j back and fought all the harder. E PROGRAM DEPOSED LEADER OF COSTA RICA APPEALS 10 U. S. WASHINGTON,- Jan. 30. After WASHINGTON, Jan. 30. Alfredo tage Grovo basketball team went "fr'"'1" "lining districts and said down to defeat nt tho hands of the lov,!'l"nent of mines would build Ashland Coast Artillery team last1"1' " community quicker than nuy Salurday night, tho scoro being jlhl"R "l excepting oil. 20-8. The artillery team has d.-fcal- "onry Callaghan. one ot the prom ed tho Ashland high school aggrega- ' nent Pfooprctora in the Blue l.cilgn Hon .14-25. - j district, said we have at our back -Medford will meet the strong Ash-''0.or ono "f 1'''"l"' copper dls land Bitlllery team next Friday night "''1" '" rld and all that was on the local floor. The game Is aioiis-1 nt'l,'ssnrv lo I"" -Medford on tho map ing much Interest, as it will afford is U K0 "l"'r " ,olrt of 'he rich a means ot comparison as In the rein- j ''locked out nt tho Gray Eagle live strength ot the Medford and Ash-f"1'1 ""''PV r'nips that Is waiting r..r land teams. If Modhird puts up a j "i'lslrtat Ion. lie also spoke of the good gamo against the soldiers iiri(!l bl-products In the districts. -Mine to Co-OlKM-ilte. I'EKNAMBCCO, Brazil, Jan. ,10. vlvors or sleamem .....k r,.,n.lv In : " """" " luu -l"" ". uvposeu presmeni OI l.OSia the south Atlantic by the German j on Placti"!l.v " fra-ures of his leg-. Rica has sent an appeal to tho United raider, It has been learned that the i 's,at,ve Program; President Wilson States government for intervention, raider was a vessel of the merchant j told his advisers today he believed He Is a refugee now in the American type, about 300 feet long and with action could be secured at this scs-1 legation at San Jose, where his for parts or her sides moveable. She had ., ,.. , , . two telescope masts, two telescope! ' ""'ortant ""'"sure In mer minister of war, Federico Tlnoco funnels, a false hand steering gear on j " hl''h llc !s 'teietod. With differ ; has installed himself as provisional tho poop deck, which concealed her cnt nembcrH of the senate and house 'president after a revolution, that was was called upon by Mayor Gates to clear up the question. ltantToft Bonds Valid. "There is no question in my mind said Colonel Hanson, "as to tho val idity of the Bancroft act in this state. It is my opinion that the bondholder must exhaust every recourse against the Individual property owner before attempting to recover payment from the municipality. The municipality, I bcllcvo, is ultimately liable. "In my plan I provided for the issuance of bonds to rerund the pres ent Bancroft bonds, and the new Issue will also be Bancroft bonds and direct liens against the specific pieces of property." The meeting was livened by ora torical tilts between the bondbuycrs. vwiitv.il, iiih.'wi unit lit v. .111:1 a ul the audience. FEVERISH AND SEX Take Xo Chances! SIovc Poisons From Uver and Uovcels nt Once. largest guns and four concealed tor pedo tubes. The steamer it is said, mounted! four six-Inch and two seven-inch! guns , Including several of the ma chine type. She was equipped with; ventilators and was of the fruit j rarrying type of boat, her betw een-1 decks space giving accommodations j tor main pi isouers. I Tho captain of the raider, accord-1 I Ing lo some of the men brought here, j Informed a captured British officer) that he was not interested in nasscn will mean that she has a relatlvcl good chauco against the Ashland high team. The artillery team Is composed of high school stars of former seasons. They have played together fur the past threo years without a change of J. W. Dressl-T -aid the meet In, was a splendid sccccss In every wi,y and read the following telegram from 11. c. Broun, manager for th" Tow no estate: "New Itoi hcll.i. x. Y . Jan "S he had discussed means of prcventii: railroad strikes, vocational education revenue, flood central, the geueial land leasing bill, tho Porto Bico bill, a measure to allow American expor ters to form lominon selling agen..es abroad, incr.-ised pay :cr federal 'm ployes and r.i.e pl:v. nig of postmas' c. 5 under civil service. The president; told Senator Poiu-dex-tor, author of an amendment to the legislat'.M . judlci.-l and executive j appropriation bill, c.Jopted by the senate, which would extond civil s.-r- brought to a triumphant conclusion welve hours after it was begun with out bloodshed. ; Word that the ex-president had .submitted his appeal to the American minister was received here in a pri vate message, and lato tonight the state department had not been ad- vised officially of the development. 1 Official reports of the overthrow ! of the Gonzales administration af fords little ground for the belief the 1 United States will interfere. NORWEGIAN STEAMER BLOWN UP BY U-BOAT I.OXDOX. Jan. 30. Lloyd's an nounces that the Norwegian steamer Argo, l'Jlll tons, has been blown up and that nine of her crew are reported lost. Tile Norwegian steamer Pulton, 10.10 tons, has also been sunk. Mothers can rest easy after glvis "California Syrup of Figs," becauso In a few hours all the clogged-up waste, sour bile and fermenting food gently moves out of the bowels, and you have a well, playful child again. Children simply will not tako 'the time from play to empty their bowels, and they become tightly packed, liver gets sluggish and stom ach disordered. When cross, feverish, restless, sco if tongue Is coated, then give this de licious "fruit laxative." Children love it, and It can not cause injury. Xo difference what ails your little one if full of cold, or a sore throat, diarrhoea, stomach-ache, bad breath, remember, a gentle "Inside cleans ing" should always be the first treat ment given. Full directions for ba bies, children of all ages and grown ups arc printed on each bottle. Beware of counterfeit fig syrups, Ask your druggist for a 30-cent bot tle of "California Syrup of Firf then look carefully and see that it is made by the "California Fig Syrup Company." Wo make no smaller sue. Hand back with contempt any other fig syrup. ger boats. lie sought Olllv run boats he said, as he had no acrommo- vllc ""f'lremcnts to all postmasters datlons for w omen and children. ! thal hp l'"vi',,l tho change. At pros The raider frequently was re-painted ' 0,11 0n,y Iost lmiFteis in l-lnall towi.s and had on board sufficient material ""' tourtl class a; completely to change her ,-, .examination ai-d the remaiud Htrongest teams In the southern part of the state. lineup and are considered one of the "M,'di'oid Commercial club. Medford I Oregon: "Will take great pleasure In acting j upon tour telegram :'7ti, and am in istructing Superintendent Carnaha.i ( deliver ton by Tuesday n.-xt as con jtiilmtion toward your admirable plan two tons Blue l.edge shipping ore, as I requested, for window display." l.llks were made by W. W son, ll. c. r.uructt, W. X and others. According to figures compiled by Wat- Campbell Among the plans for publicity un- . -i....i .. . i... ue Gall Stones, Cancer and Ulcers of There is a disagreement among the i anno'"leJ l,v 'hf! I'reslc'ent and con- the Stomach and Intestines, Auto-In. men landed as to whether the raider y l scn!U- Mr- Wilson toxlcatlon, Yellow Jaundice, Appea ls armored. All of them agree, how-!"''1 '", woull be gratified to line dlcitls and other fatal ailments re efer, that the raider is thoroughly ! a'nendnient agreed o lu t lie cjn- sult from Stomach Trouble. Thous equlpped and no detail in this resj.ci t ; fl'"',"'- has pietiously urged a ands of Stomach Sufferers owe their has been overlooked. As an exan:-1 1"'0!'04"' of "'is kind, and Postmaster complete recovery t5 Mayr's Wonder- ple. they say, each prisoner on hoard I. 1 Ml"'loso" lli,s endorsed it in fill Iiemedy. Unlike any other for the raider is furnished with a kit ' a,1:ll,:l1 report. It is expected to Stomach Ailments. For sale bv drue- hanimock and blanket. I men tvi.h so mo opposition. ' gists everywhere. The prisoners arc kept In the hold j ---- - . . behind Iron doors. Enemy prisoners,1 it was Mated, were allowed an hour dally for exercise. while neutrals! who wore v. kite bands on their sleeve' were granted greater liberties. i ron"t Fail To Sco This (lock. NOTICE The Latest Mantel Clock Runs in any position and will keep perfect time M.UiK 1!V TJIi: AVAI.THA.M WATCH CO. MARTIN J. REDDY I FOB THINGS THAT AUK Xi:w 4(7TlT For Correct Time Phono 10. VWfors Mxmys Wc, ; tho county clerk, there was a distinct d. r consideration Is a special coppe inning on in me saio oi nsning snil je.inion ot The Mall Tribune, a Copper hunting licenses during the year 1 1 It; j Community ,nVi jaR ,ae ,(',t(,r wr( from the figures or tlie previous year. ! Ing and lectures In the city schools During the last year hunting li-1 cenws to the amount of ll'mi were CAPITAL PUNISHMENT ' sold; fishing licenses $1T:; combl- .... I nation $504; non-resident hunting 'Uc.rt.ATED IN UTAH ; licenses, J4U. Sixty-six combination MKXICO CITIT. Jan. . has! been reported to tho war department ' that bandits tried to cross fn.m tile United States into Mexico todat near t llrownsvllle and were forced back by j troops under Genera! Iticailt. General Klcant reported that i American tj-oops were pursuing the bandits on the American side of the I line. It: sWKatDoes theWoiid OweaMothGf?i All that' love can give for cheer. All that science can give for relief. And ir'enw !n contr-butci "Vnttwr'a I ...w.i. ui.fi.Hie p;.!n Rn.t lYnrlcr ni prrceil.nt, n.i.1 at i-unilnniiritt, to ,ii.t ii.nuir m prrpnnt fer rp:,l rts-mc.y n,l .....rill, t!, nicth.-r au.l child pr- rc book on Motherhood. nrt ,'t t re.ir dn.ci'rt, and T '"'""CI Mte a nipy. . . ..mi .7" 1 innr B!l'- Atlaela, 0. f How's This? W oTrr O,- HMnb-l p.il.i. n, i- --f t i.ai.b i-:iu-l Huh t u:.-. i. ). i ur.Ni y k i,. Wf. fli-i umlr; ,;s-..-,l. s.,. t-t t--r Kip license mere issued without charge lo Civil war veterans. The toial sale for 1916 was $44C. The sale in I I :. was ."154, or a loss ror the p..-t ear of $6SS. SALT I. .IKK i 'IT V. .1.,,,. it;.l piui'-hnienl will ivmai -'"'!' blink- ,,' l l.ih. - abnli-l, (. deuta penally 'I ii. the Inner h";i-c v -I I" I.. ! : llr 14. ! jM- .11. I'U ll!C bill I., lleleat ; inle ll. i P.nn. l Vtr itj fata flr-u. M r (l.r .ill. u. I . -i-Dll lrr It-Ill'. s . ttkp II..II . I an,;!r MEDFORD COMMERCIAL COLLEGE I nder etv Manaaement fiffers Standard Courses by Indirid ual Instruction and Class Method in r.uoltKKIIPINO. PFNMtxs,,,,., SIKUITHAXI). TVPHWHITING AI'.ITII.VIFTIC, Pit ACTUM 1. MX(iI.ISH, '"" SPHl.l.IXC, HTC. Hradiuites AssKtexI lo Positions Make Karly Hesertatlons for Places. shk thk MAx.Wina 31 X. (;rape Slreci. Pbune 15-1, Watch for cars equip ped with Federal Tires and ask the owner how he likes them. We make our own re placements no ship ping away. You deal only with us. C. E. GATES r rron. ' ' - lby uiiyui Lc WtMiia UHvr lieeu Wok mote fs,..u.,cu , gin, orogH.