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MEDFOttn MATL TRTntTXR MKT) FORT) ORF.fiOV. ' AVKOXttSnAY; AVUTL 2, 1SVJ
M'
Its. 1.VH II. ! iti:io.
iC riiiituit'iitiiiii. n Mih
Hot III IMC lm til III kiiv !l Timliie
Houlcl lie liulf ( oil fiumult ulier
llnr way iIiIh i-etmii kulile iniilli Ine
tills bltiUHllt lliiek lll'l' lieiltlll.
ASHLAND
OUNDRY
F
IS TAKEN OVER BY
W i!k C i
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II NEW OWNERS
AS11I.ANI, Apr!'. :?. Two
local moil linvo tuKen over the Aslilaml
Iron Works will hereafter conduct
the business nlotw all lines infurporat
Inn Kenerat foundry and timehiiie shop
ever-reeuiTiiiii Issues of temporary cer
tlfientes of Inilohtedness. but ! tile
fraternal orKimUiittons, and in it
Mrtnise to theso nppenls the' tinvmytnii
reply Is. a stereotyped one that the
issu In question has Ijeoll heavily
oYorsuhscrihed. Some parties In this
low n have never been nblo to Invest a
iVtit throiinlr these channels owing to
the Kit tint lou ns cited.
PiMbalion After IVath." topic at
the Christian Service church l.vst H'in
day. ts reminder of the "imisatery"
yOHUJ.j proviso preliminary to parole, advocat
ed ns a U'lioi oi iue uoiuisu laiui.
Siskiyou ehnptor, Koyat Arch Ma
sons, hits lately purchased a eom4i'te
oiitrtt of eluliorute vnstumeo, the rep
nwutatlve of lending eastern manu-
uii'!f itn itiiitiiiini.nl lit'tnir I'trst rKisH
1 ' .... I f.... .ifln.r lti. I...i.tn.t l.....n llli
iipiHiiutments. The "".'"" "
r tlnli Uadfii'ld f ' 'niueie uiie.ui iiaiin'ivn in jhi-h i
in these' various
Hew pioprieturs are
and liwnnce Coder, Imlh "to the
manner horn in the vocation which
I hey ure imrsulii!:. Coder bavins been
with the institution for over a decade,
while lladt'ield has nisi lx n brounht
up in an atmosphere remindful , of
metaf crafts widely diversified. The
boys assumed clianle of the business
the first of this wck, the activities of
Uilch mhrae n briNid scope as apply
inc to cither delicate imvlianisitis or
(HUiderous . innditiuiry. The old Ash
land Iron Works Is one of the land
marks iu Oils locality, not necessarily
ancient, but ri(i in a maniif net until!
e.xiH'riciica wbicli it has enjoyed for
over a quarter century. lUKW-worktiiK,
minliif? and sawmill machinery will be
available as specialties, alsn mrtonio
bile caslln'H. and in fact foundry
machine -work of ail descriptions. The
town In general is t4klnn an interest
in this new departure, and wishes for
its well known proprietors such a mea
sure of success as their cnterprlsinst
industry deserves. .
Numerous fYiends of Hie pioneer
Mathes family will Warn with n-itret
of the death of Miss Jessie, daughter
of Mrs. Christina. Mathes of this city,
who passed away at a Medford hospi
tal recently. Members of the family
"lt-vii" Just Riorums to ' have my
health back, and in my opinion there
ht riuUiing I eon say about Tan lac
xi i'ik i ir.,,'1,,,, t will receive tho sympathy of a wide
St.. Jtiiladi'lphla, I'a.:
"Por tw ymnt I had all the mis
erable and n'.rii.inR symptbms that
so "with, a bad coso .of ;-tonuuii
trouule. ' Ahhouph 1 lived on the
rlrlctcDt kind of fllt, I suffered tor-turi-Iroai
imliKifdlon and finally niy
bul'e kywtem net-mtd to ive way.
; "1. ccrt'Unly know bow to uypn t-iatc
tho , WOndrrful ., bk-intf of Cood
heslMv 'Tuid I Jvn such-confidence
in Tanljc 1h.it I wish It wag in my
Towcr. to put a bottlo of it In the
hands- of every sick nun, Woman and
child so that they might take it and
Set Well and strong, as I haw done."
. Tanl3C and Tannic Vegetable fills
nro eold by the W-t Hide Pharmacy
and by leading druggists everywhere.
"'' :" Adv.
NEW TAXI RATES
' EFOXTO R MAV 1ST
CltJ rt, 1 or 2 passnosent, 50c; 2or
fur additiunnl pivv'UGnr. 8liofintf
by hour, . Ih-lrinjr by lKirn
Taxi Phones 66, 96, 15
Day or Night '
WEEKS-CONGER CO
. Funeral , Directors
DRY
WOOD
Two Tier 12 inch Pine, One
Tier 12 incli Oak and Laurel,
r lor $2.75 a Tier.
' CUT RATE
v WOOD YARD
C Phone 551
I circle of ncqualntanees. tlje name be-
iUK bo woll known thxousuout . the
southern portion of Jacks .m county.
At EuKenn. lat wuek. Mws Mary
tiulley of tills city wa forumlly or
dained m a minister of the gttpl
uuder lUblo Schuot twuspices.
KUIah Temple's unlfornied patrol
will (so to San FrancUco thirty strotuf.
includlus two standard bearers. The
temple has voted each individual mem
ber $50 in the way of iiersonal expense
acconnt. The three dances, Riven at
Medford. U rants Pa and AsUland
may augment the patrol's "prize
nioney." Headquarters will be at the
Alexander hotel, risht adjoininK the
St. Francis, so that the boys w ill enjoy
the prestige of high-toned surround
ings. The command will leave fx Sen
Francisco ahead of schedule, in order
to participate, by special Invitation of
Islam Tumple of that city, with other
patrols as escort to the imperial divan.
A "big majority of tiie local patrol are
made up of members from Medford
and Grants Pass.
. A queer situation exists incident to
tlie government's financial status. The
treasury department not only bom
bards all the banks and trust compan
ies with appeals to subscribe for the
SWISS LOVER 10 BE
VeHri(lii)V Scons.
.niri l mi liiKU
Now Yi rk : IMilUulel pliln .
WashliiKtin H: llostou l.
Cb'voland-Chlcaui). rain.
St. l.uuU 5: iKirolt ;i.
NutioHtil League
I'hlladelphlu ;t; New York .
Cinctiiiiatl-i-'t. l.euls, ruin,
llusiun '2: Hivl(,klMi
Chicago-I'lltsbun- aln.
t Kk.st I ivci'ie
1'ortland tl; Venom
l.os Auueles 7: SttriNkmcnto
Seattle S; On k la ml '.'.
Salt Lake 7: Situ I'iMliuisio .
; St.- l.outs slurr hat a chance to keep
his lead fur tuuuo time.
NKW MAUKICT. Ktudand. April 2.
Illy Ass.H'hited I'ressi. The lw'
thnusuud Kulneas slakes, the first clas
ste of the r;niu season, run lien ti
day. i won by lir.I ijuet'nshorou:;h;i
St. Louis, by Ijuuvols, out of rrineeiui
Stcrltnir. ridden ly tho Anicrlcao
Jockey, Archibald.
DKTKOIT. Mich April '.'(i I), r
othy McU'eod, Ihitro't Northern hlfth
schot I girl, net a new world's record
last ti Ik lit In wiiinhiK tho nnlioiial A
A. I', wttiuin' iihiiige-for dWtnuco
event In Hm Y-. M. C. A. ool. Miss
McWood registered ilii fwt ten tmhes.
breaking the record held by her team
mate. Ileln .Nolan, hy eight Incliei.
Miss Nolan was second.
))sr.::j
Safe
Milk
For Infant
Sc. Invalids
NO COOKINO
Th "Food-Drink for All Arcs.
Quick Lunch atHoiae.Ofllcen'l
Fountains. Ak for HORLICK'S, :.;
set-Avoid Imitalionj & Substitutes
fi-vtui. The chapter has remaining on
its: hands n lot of old Junk eligible for
disposiil at u civic Improrcmcut rum
iiua sale. . . .
from curn-nt Items to criticism is!
a ilitii.Kshui. but il Is aiimHlnif bi read ST. l.tH'IS. April -. With six
of the Way certain pivple, deplore tlmjhonic runs made. In four days. Kenneth
methols adopted by some other pe-ple " Uliams. lell lUUl. r or tlu. nrown.
In deullng wuh lawbreakers. lln; "" niujor leagues in uoiue
mnjtfsty:' t tho law beius at stake ruus and ltti llube Kuth. the "home
In tb. meantime l.itvnbklinir citizens, run king, suspended until JUiy J l, t'lo
aru held up iUid felled down, shot.
knifetl. and terrorlxod, with the result
that most i of tlu sympathy Js ex
piVKSud in Ix li.ilf of the thug instead
of the. t let (in. - rending trial, tome
peter-funk Judgw dwolla upon the law's
technicalities, whiln thu sharp "aim
inai" law)r's servlws tmsm to bo freo
ly available lu nhtrtting Instead of
abating further criminal tendencies.
Marianne, the sweet littbr Ashland
miss, whose temporary home is in
Klamath Ffclls. won first priie at a
baby show lu that city lately. She Is
six months old, and is the wtiiHomej
danghter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Alnutt.
well known tormor residents of this
kcaJlty. The chief award of merit
approximated fifty dollars In value.
there being several other gifts accom
panying the first prize.. .
."Oregon Pioneer Women who have
made History." dw-elt upon by Mrs.
Jessie IXMlge. and "Kaj-ly History of
JaeksonvllkY' aa portrayed by Mrs
EUda Anderson, both speajlcrs being
frvta this city, were pevpors presented
at. the April gathering of Mount Ash
land chapter, n. A. R. The regular
serakn for JIny will occur on the l!th
day of that month. .Mrs. Mrs. Edith
MacCrackcn as hostess, nt the family
home, 282 Hargadlnt Btreot.
After an extended visit in San Kran-
Cisco and other portions of central
California. Mrs. II. E. Iladger has re
turned home, accompanied by other
members of her family.
Charley Harris, Western Union
manager, is at the old reliable head
nuartcrs once more, after a brief vaca
tion. ...
Old-time neighbors will gladly wcj
conw' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Andrews
back to urban surroundings, after t
residence of several years on orchard
properUes east o flown. They will re
occupy the family home on Church
street.
.Malta coinmanderv will hold a spec
ial conclave on Wednesday evening.
April- 25. Work in the Red Cross, can
didates being from Medford and vicin
ity. . .... .
Amos, what seest thou?" Visions
of Lithia park and the babbling brook
must be Interpretative in replying- to
the Bcriitural inquiry, for Amos IJa
Uuff has returned to Ashland from
(iraeta Pass, despite the boosting as
sertion tliat "It's tlin climate" which
entices j)eople to locale in Jow.phlne
cvunty, more cseeially amid the
Grants Pasa surroundings.
Due to extensive repairs beJng made
tho Overland shoeshop has been tern
porarlly closed a few day this week.
1
BACK HOME
WASHINGTON, 'April Anwimt
Plubst, a Swiss waller, who has chaiK
ed that he was "kidnaped" liivuimo id
his IMiuautlc Interest III the daughter
of n wealthy member of. the ruahlon
utile ItolliiiK ItotU t'oiiHli.v club, near
l.itlHburU. will be di'piilted from the
Vnlted Stales under nil ord;r Issued
today by Secretary 1 1 oil II lilt; of the
lalKir ieHirtmelit.
In approving the llndluKs of Hie
liiiiiilgrullon ' h.iard which reiH'itid
that Its was illegally In Hie I tilted
Suites tho court granted Probst per.
lulxsii'ii to remain In tho t'uilcd State.i I
until May ti with the iiiiuuum enuiil t
that II further eMellsloll Woubl ! I
taunted If ileviiopment-i wiirr.inted
tho contention of his atl'iiuevs that he
would be iieisled as a witness lu i-rlui-ill
ill. proceedings.
MAfHSON. Wt. April 58. The
I'lilvvrylty 'f WlM-unslii l nuking
arrnnueiix'nis to m the t'nlvirnltv
of V.i.tilnkion hiri. during JiJiic, tu
a dUBl mi-i t, T. I". Juiu s. UVrt lur of
atbli tb-K. Mill tvtLiy. This contest
will rrn.-w the rlvnlrv' Utwri-n tin
l0 unlvi-rsltlen ri.tmni-iii-ed' In I ?!
w hi n tlx Vanhington uursnn-n n
the fkidgcrs n Uik Mnnd-.i. wblto
on their wty to I'uuKbkri tle i t-g-.U4.
20 DEAD. 30 HURT IN
FIRE IN SPAINi
i
j
MALAGA. SNiln. April I'll tl'y!
AsH-atcd Pretis ) Twenty persons!
ure ktionn to have lost tluir liv-is and ,
thirty were Injured In a lire whlvh
swept the g iverniuent bullilltiK last '
nl,:ht and was still burning t day. til
ws feared the fire would spread t - j
the custiiilMi ll'iUMC. in which great
iltkiutltles of ammunition destined for
use f the Spoiil.ill lorcei iu Moroc jol
were Mored
. Slf.
'Hi I".-.-- i
"..M3S2SS2t
HELPS TO HEALTH .
A "lot of ickns( roiiK-s frnn
tuiMtniUiry ' pium'rtng. Iks
Kafj) and linvo ndlitble, r
lniinifxl piumlicrtt advise
and do your work.
Seiiitle liars Arbin kle.
KKATTI.K. Apitl t. .:!... w as
rr.n hrd (it a im-4 tlov of the If
b'sird Of llnatir ciimiu brre l.it
iwulit to bar all Ail.u.-lilo lilin.i ol
rnd 1. ) I'klutitilun in K.nllii-
m I I ..n
UN VOTERS
MOUWt.N IIVMTUNG
im.Tix'a co.
Phone 020
&
ARE UNDECIDED
Gas Is a Clean,
Convenient Fuel
"It comes into your Hou&e and to the stove in
a small, well-concealed pipe. Gas fires pro
duce no smoke and their flames can be per
fectly controlled.
' V ; . i , , . . '
Kitchens in which gas is used for cooking
are easier to keep light and clean. The ad
vantages of brightness and cleanliness in
your kitchen in themselves are reasons for
investigating more fully the many merits of
i gas as a fuel for cooking. ' -
Southern Oregon Gas Go
HALTIMOKE. April Tlin dlffl
cult problem of whether tho National
Livigue of Women Votem kIi.-iII "ifi.t
inu jjollticB" by endorsing or oouosing
candidates for political ofkio vim on
Uu. program for coimlijoratlon today
at tho league s annual convention here.
A debate of the live-Hunt character
was anticipated.
Miss Mary Garrett Hay f New York
Mrs. Solon Jacobs of Alabama and
Miss Helen BenbrldKe of Indiana were
selected as leaders in the order
named. ' '
Ajuong the reports presented was
one on "the year in congress" by Miss
. . .. . i . .. . ... . .
uitnun i. i-artwiinrst. . jKjoording Uie
ahkrveinents of the league- In obtain
ing national and. state legislation for
the benerit of womsnklnd, the report
gave first place to Uie isuisage bv con
gress of' Uie Sheppard-Towner luater-
nay bin, tor the enactment of which
the - maternity league contributed its
stt'oitgewt efforts. - ' t :' '-'
KANSAS . CITY Kd Slruiiuleri
Lewis, champion heavyweight wres
tler of the world, successfully ilcfiid
cd h's litVe against StanUlaus 7.bystku
taking the first and lust fall.
. NKW YOUK Ustrict Attorney
Kosion absolved Prankle Pitcher,
llghtw-i-tttht boxer, from ldaim In con-
ui-ction with Iht death of Lew Hnxty.'.
h. dlwl a. fi-w hours after leln-:
knocked out in. the ninth rounl of u
12-roiind bout with Pitcher.
NfcW YOHK Kdouurd llorenians,
Ik-lgiau cue staCi established what ex
perts declared was the highest run ou
record when ho. tallied MR straight
points at 1H -' balk llun billianls.
SAN KKANCISCO Ad Siinb'1. light
heavyweight wrestling chnmtduii of
the world, won from Toot Mondt, lu
termounlivin title claimant. when
Mondt quit artwr the first fall, suffer
ing from a torn leg ligament.
JCARCT Hilly Jlrltlon. Kamia
City, stopped Gorilla Jones of Alexan
dria, Ui., in 12 rounds here. The bout
was scheduled for 15 rounds.
.LOS A.(;iCLK8 Danny Kramer.
Iloston. scored a technical knockout
over "Ssc" Kamb-s,. !s AnKch-s, In
tho last round of a four round match.
SliATTLK Inhby Mlc.hiiels, New
York lightweight . knocked out lu-rt
Korbes, Suttle, In the HHiiid round,
iticreastng his knockout record to -12
SKATTLlv Mike IU-llerino. KllldJMi
defeated Krnnkle Pantley, iioiihweHt
bantamweight claimant.
Jimmy Jtivers, Tnixwna, wcup'tl a
decision over Kill .I'iIuimihi,, Olyinpla.
In a four round match.
Pimples Keep
Young Men
Down!
i
MV Worn. Too, Paall
How S.S.S. Slap Skia
traption Potitivoly.
rtmp1 sn.1 stain ruptlnnt h a
rt'o, ou py for vty pudul.
hlsrk-hd ni plmplo on ymir
Ilmrtra Drodinwi prvlieliro snS prrnt
piupaciur. lour brarl inay b go!4.
. R. i. WW M
mt Uo Oshlag
Col unity.
WEED MILLS AR
E
FULL HANDED Hand-Tailored
WESTON CONVICTED
MURDER CHARGE
IJKNIj, Ore., April 2d. A. J. Weston
was . convicted of killing K. il. Krug of
Sisters, liy a verdict' retunietl last
night' -after the Jury had deliberated
7H hours., W'cBton'was to be snnt'enced
this nfterwxm.. ' '
This was Weston's second trial,' the
supreme coifrt recently having granted
hln a new hearing. Krtig wa d-
ciareo io, nave. oeen: tortured in an
etrort to make him HeH the hiding
place of his luohey. finally killed ml
AV'BKI). Cnl., April 27.-f-Wlth :,2:,
men lit wc.rii. In tho mvt mill mid
other p'unls irf tho AVeod Lumber
conrpany, flencral Manager J. M.
White iiiuooiiced yesterday that ln
considered li strike of ernplpycH, ef
fective March 7, at an end.
Tho men have been if uiulug to
work since .March VI, White said. The
Workers went out when reduced
wages were put into 'effect und the
working hours changed from eight to
ten hours. ',.
I.iilll.j of Mtinh'r.
1UAIIO I'ATXH, ,Idn April 2I.
Ooy bod Clyde Nelson, brothers,
loond gtilllyof first degree murder
by a supiTi'.f r.njit Jury last iih'lil. in
conneciliio with, the death of H. A.
liroM-ning, v. ill Ih), senteoi-ed frldny.
acco dlog tu ii iiroiiin in.-nt .
lug 'was nli,f und killed
a holdup of his'stiH'u lu-re
inontliH oho. ' -
Hi own -dtiriiig
!Vcro I
Sure Relief
FOR INDIGESTION
INDIGESTIOHl,
I CI If I
A Rpi
tt0tfcli water
ELL-ANS
-r
bui who wsnts li kins rtipl)nnT
Pimply mn dm't I. .ok V tho nwnur
of urwtlilnir. Pimply wnmn. Inn, oro
Pusxlns, Willi no prnnpiM-tii Mi rfb
lmwrr. Youni; fnn mid wemrn. hnr s
ths pnnlllvo wny out Id .. oni
purRnllvMi wilt fall. Wtml yon tA
is n nclr-ntlflr hlimt-riaieir. H. R. M.
la on ill thi mir l ("rr(iil tro'ra
of tiUtfwt impuri'.iA. You ran prova this
In a aiiin-t llm. H. H. H haa bn
PIumI vn ty a Jury of millions of pn.
pla jiint lika )vurarU, It la ronaiitor!
ont of thu ninaf powerful vKlablo
lilrxl i'iirltlr-r and ' flrah-hiilt'lora In
iiiiinii'-. 'I'hal'a why yi-.ii huar of so
mnnv nnilf i w.iiht pwiplo putting on
lost flMh In a liurr. why u hoar of an
many rlifimiatlra ti-lng frfd from thlf
aniirc. "Hh H H. Hlart totlaywlth
B, H. H. and a rur faro cloar and
yiur a! ln et npldirr. ynur flh
firmar. M -'i ! you a bona! In your
rarz-or. 3 f. H. la anM ot all ani
pmr. In two !. Tho larjar alo
ta ih mr ornnomlnal.
SUITS i
MEDFORD MADE j
Choice T)f GO Patterns i
Values $15.00 to $55.00
This Week.'Ouy.
at $42.50
KLEIN The TAILOR
una
real coffee "
yo.l I t. say mi hhi w lien
1 you ity ruli'.c r's lioMcn
(i.llC. It is tllC CollfC tll lt' llll i
tlic 1114I1I Spiit"wuli tlmst ; who
tli.iM.uul (iuliiy.a
Tt llyinr,unKcr yoti v.int il.
J. A. I'OI.Cil'R &; to.
5rfN I'MHUll AuNUll ( lr 1'tllt.ll
,Nli;Miij,i''f"
hrv lihrd
so will yotiy
-T-TT- " -'I
GOING EAST?
If mi, liavi- voiir tirkt-t ifiititl ,
Through California
"The Sunshine and Open Window Way"
A ( 'hniiv of Unities
CtHlYCllit'llt SculllIfH
Iahcral Stopover l'livilt-H
Through Slt-t 1 til 1 Cnrs
Oli.TViitioii Cars
Dining Cars
Every part of tho service
contributes to the
Traveler's Comfort.
Slop nt San l'ciiM li 0 and l.os Aimeles, world famous
bud Ix'iiutlful title.
I'or futllier piirtti:ul.iii, iisk u:;euls or ifl.
Southern Pacific Lines
. .loll M. SCOTT,
' tienmsl I'utamiKiif A(fmil
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE
. KH IXTIVK FK1J. 1, 1M9
MEDFORD -ROSEBURG STAGES
...
Dull ICxcrpt Hundsy
LV. MKDIOIII) 10 A. M. I.V. UOHHUUWJ I .(Ml P. M.
t .
- . . (ill A NTH I'AHH-MK.IIFOIU) 8TAO KS , ; ,( s ;
Ihtlly and Hunday 1 4
ls Medford " taars OrmiMa Pm-
IO.IMI A. M. 10,00 A, M.
1.00 V. M. IJM I. M.
4..K) P. M. . . 4.4B P. M,
Pnmi MitdforiMlranU Phss, fl.IAi Grant Pmu-rtuBeliarg, &(;
Medford-Kowhurg K.l.l.
i- .-'.i '.i'..m.,.'J . 1 1
mini
, lis' ' " ,
lillllllllllll
There is only one way to get Kelly-Spring'
field mileage and that is to buy a Kelly'
Springfield tire.
SMILING
WITH.
And now it costs no moro to buy a Kelly.
rri 1 .--
McCUISTON & JVIcMURRAY
27 South I 1011I. Street . ,
riu.no on
i
I ii is body and cabin bunu.'J.