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2 ; T1TE MEDFORD MAIL TRTHUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, Sl'NDAY, DECEMBER fi. !!)()!). FALLS VICTIM 10 10 FIGHT IN NEW SWINDLE UTAH" SPRYE SOCIETY Continued f om Ptirfe 9 .ponded to a onerous recall "liurero.-uuo," by Dvorak. . Miss Edith Adams llu ' Buys Stock in Patent Medicine Con- Utah's Exccutivo Says He Is Sworn , who in private life is Mrs. 'Maximil i . t .1. ..l I... .....!, . . . . .. i ii.l-ij I .. ,1UU IWKi ClllinilCU UV lll'l CCril, LUlCr 10 null llie n- I m uynuiu uun unu nin ident" Had Dlsap pcared. " . Do So at i Hazards., inn touch.1 nut's poems ami "flloaniuns of Fifty Yours." while Miss Lottic Arznor was forced to console hcrulf with a mw-fas!iioiioil toy shotmin. tin tho resumim; of places in tho auditorium, cauuw wore played till parting tiuu arrived. All too soon canto the hour for ooil-ltycs. ami in- tllltlll.lMlt.tl. .-.k.l III.. ..'iut.l.U tilt, t Hut 11.111.11. .l. . l V II ..IV- it O ..It.. .lit' The Hom e of Good Shoes with i mi inn mill it u-itist t ln w wtutw I lut t - .!! t i . . ... i i her ' graceful ami decisive : V'"" 1 , ,,nS" , v bowlnir and a certain marked jinoM'T"'". V10"1 uuu mp ,us ""' tioual nuulity in her playing that he such evenings of enjoyment. and I will do it. LOS ANGELES, Cal., Doc. 4. II. P. lijohardsoti, incident of the Unit ed Manufacturing .company, is being souuht for by tho police on a war-' prizefight in Utah. rnnPsworn out by Louis Havelin. fbo sufficient." hiserstwhilo ntniuicrcr. who allege! This statement from . Governor! thntliihins been "bunked" by n Itew, Spryo today delivered' a setback to ; speaks finish and sincere musician- ll,0 Ve"w?ro 5 '"m Gnf," ship. Mrs. Dick has a graceful way, '"" nV".""' TV ' of turning over her own personal1' Mooro. Heatrico Moore. SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Dec. 4. compliment to her husband, insist-."' -"u; u" . . . . . . ... I'll IHI 111111 IV II I I ti 11 1 1 11 .llllliIWt "I am sworn to uphold tho law"K " "J entitled to nrsi 'uin-,- p. ; There' will 'be no That, ought to ,.! T Hint f.tttv no umiwl f IV,I,KI of his riftdd anil neooniniished wife, i hxmn' r'orrl Ulrieh. Alice, ......fosses thai their onlv nunrrel is lrbes. Mornel Gillette, Louise Arx as to which' is tho more deserving ftr- list; The soprano. Mrs. lVarle-Meyer. u possesses n light voice of lyric quul- ni pl.Pme Havelin ns. the local syndicate . hich received a possesses a light voice ot lyric qttnl- nent b mdl ng clume. Hvc n n , m .y mi mmW ,u,miuu,njr serts that Ins i,encnoL co him t jeffrIcs.JoUnson battle W0llItU)0 fresh, lisht-hearted. girlish style. $250. He wants Ins money back. . .. . , . ero s j pCft3iK nm miaffect- ... hcld hL,ro JuIy 4 lnl0. Havclm recently came to lx,s An- ,he v peles in oarch of work'. Ho had . . , , . .. Ln?s With the Delicate Air." by J)r.i saved $'2o0. Ho saw Kichantsoirs ".."-f , - " " Arno. , - . - advertisement, which stated that .a 0,jr J . my Mr.'Adolph Knat.er, with his deli-' 'lil; nnd teachers of the mannTcrvas needed for a patent , ,.ri,Vt,! i'? .......cattf touch; caroful shadiui: and a- l'sc tool tendered the Gnu.ts Pasn y AUoey Job". Lvon " " "tistic ,ubonliuntion . to the soloi... io H. m d tlw r friends a re I "If a wnrrnut is placed in ivt-aA an ideal accompanist, and in Ink mht nt Uio;hiIi school 'hJls. lX ake stSrt "Polonaise in E Ma- h'l',',f,1 r'' victory Nf the after- U.U.US, i 1UU IIIM ML llllll ... ...lit.) Mll.Wl llltr Vlllllll ll.witllil wllll anv Jrt one ot t he most hntnant ami . " ' il.l, ! . . ... nntltt..iit.-.i. rta .!.... 41... uni fnntiin- .if I nno im rtnlil. ""-. lliv,l nil null U1U P- plcastite; tier encore nor. Loin Harry, Joan Anderson, Caroline Andrews. Irene Sludley. Mamie Deuel. Catherine Deuel, Mary Knife, Annie Kolfc, Heryl Lithcilaud. Sarnh Deswiok, EiiRcnia Townseiid. Anita Dodi;e, Elsie Miller, Mrs. Wea ver, Gorirudo Sissel. Uertlia Slssel, Myrtlo McKea, M'nrio Waschau, Alma Simons. WE LIKE TO HAVE YOU FEEL THAT WHEN YOU OUY A PAin OF SHOES IN OUR SHOP YOU ARE GETTING A FAIR EXCHANGE FOn YOUR MONEY. WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK AND THE DEST LINES OF1 SHOES IN SOUTHERN OREGON, AND WE KNOW WE CAN GIVE YOU THE BEST VALUES. WE WILL MAKE $1 SPENT WITH US GO FARTHER THAN $1.50 SPENT IN MANY SHOE STORES. WHY NOT TRY US? C. M. KIDD TPIE FOOTFITTER medicine concern After meotinir Riohnrds,on null jns pufiliK him tlint ho was younsr, 'ambi tious nnd possessed of $2'A), Havelin pot the job; also a beautifully print ed stock certificate. The stock cer tificate cost exactly, 250, so Have lin stated to the district attorney. Monday Havelin took chnrpe. He was j told that all the furniture had been paid for. Tuesday morninp tho prcs tho principals are arrested at cost," declared Sheriff Sharp. CARNEGIE IS STOPPED FOR SPEEDING MACHINE ntinir team were "pame losers." Class spirit ran hiph and a jolly evening was spent. ' NEW YORK. Dee. 4. An automo- 1 Vrt rnrZTI M contuininp Andrew Carnegie was bear lum out If V -hSS nVf JZl wJm?n up by the police today and the encore was tho day- '-hoomg f -W won,enj Hambonrp. On tl who came senrchinp for n chance to sell J patent medicines. Wednesday, Thursday still no president. Thn n furniture dealer cntno nnd took possession of all the Splendid furn ishings, which, it developed, had not , been paid for. Later Havelin swore ' to the -warrant. was released Carnegie. on bail needing. furnished by positions, displayed n fluent tech nique nnd h temperament equal to the demands of a modern concert w ... it.. -.... r..tt.,,i iti,.t ivviiiMtt;. a. ... .t ..v..vt. ...... I , tl . .. ... the piano had not sufficient volume ' At the repular meeting of K,,th Ko to bear him out in heavy climaxes. V"" ' ",KC "l "; Gavotte." by Mark,1""1"?. nam?a Persons were eiccu-.i the whole, the con- 7 " ae eusu,., :yenr: o- cert was one of the .most satisfactory "w Bnmu. cme iiimer; vice grnmi. n fn,lfr,t "meiin tinier: secretary, rlora Next Friday ovoniitp the Indies of I ho Greater Med ford club will pivo n dnnco at tho Anplo opera hoiihc. All holding Swastika'tiekets arc cor dially invited. The proceeds will bo used 'for tho betterment of tho library. F. J. Shnoffor of Talent was a Medford visitor Saturday. recently presented to a Medford ; audience. Thompson: financial secretary, Mar garet Taylor; treasurer, Lizzie Cronemiller. The installation of of ficers will ho held in January, at POLICE WILL NOT FOUR CHILDREN HURT ! , ' WHEN BALCONY FALLS, Tho Medford W. C. T. V. held a WALLA WALLu, Wash., Dec. 4.-Thurs;lay afternoon at the home of ''j"10 the B"b,l utfi'w wi" Four children were painfully injured J.frs' Iekwood on Last Maui street. 0 ... hnm tndav whfin n ornwded bnlconv A PaPcr 011 " W tmertnin V illi 41 wit v r Liinvi iiimi vti- If t il i .i rr tt i i r . A nionsnnt Uttui ilmiinr nnrtv u'ih INTERFERE WITH GIRLS .,.c ; thev were stnmt.ng gave V " , given by Mrs. J. F. Koddy Friday cve- me nana ivaser oopannieni - insr ; 10or of Dr. Kcddv's birthdny. Guests Putnam. long ns they are orderly. Baker said that he would make I discission NEW YORK, Dec. 4. Comaus-i1 Ir , ., . vi,..t..r f r,,i.r. nmv.. sioner Baker today Issued orders to' 1 10 orc nnn cncu inai etretnrv wil, ,,e ; Medford ,l,t,,n,n' ,Toh I the H)Iice forbidding them trom in-, ' " . , r , .. . .December 12. HI nnd 14, and will terfering with the women pickets in ffI" s?f"n"! J0."",. . e,.fl"TV5 rive a nniernm of reading one eve- the shirtwaist workers strike, sofl . -' . J,, ,,,, .hiAiw ...p vU t. It U ...n... ,io me siore, lorcing me mnnnpemeui - - ; - J to put a number of little tots on the ll,at mil organize a young worn- .... iii. s iiuxi mrv. investigation of the charges made by j"""-.. , ... r, n !..:.. Q.i-.a .i,n Those standing directly beneath; . Mrs. Rose I astor Stokes, y .ho says! ,.nv 'Vm- i On the few rare occasions when she has evidence against iwlice-. v, J -"-"-"f men guilty of brutality. The manu- jnncarcd f st ns l Patve nJ' facturers' association states that the!0 u,Jurc? a: hx F,1,norc: i i... , i.,. -..o.i Xhcstec Cook, Maude Thomas and recognize the union, and the situation !W were Mrs. Allen, Mr. 14th M. M. George For the Best In harness, saddles, whips, .ofaes, tents, blankets, wag on sheets, axle grease and gall cure, as well as all kinds of custom work, see J. C Smith 314 E. Main. .Jacob Teas. is serious. C.T. MOTHER AND CHILDREN ARE BEATEN TO DEATH U. HOLDS VERY PLEASANT AFTERNOON CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 4. Their heads beaten nnd their bodies maul ed with a heavy bar, Mrs. Antonio Lubicn and her two small children were found murdered today in their flome in this city. A third child, supposed to be fatally wounded, was inken to a hospital. FIVE SAILORS BLOWN TO SEA STILL MISSING WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec. 4. Five sailors blown to sea a few days ago off Port Liraon, Costa Rica, while out in a whalebont from the crunbont Marietta, are still missing. accordinc to a dispatch received ,coiiraging. from Commnnder Shipley of the cruiser Des Moines. The search is being continued by the Marietta and the Eaple. LIGHTED PIPE IN BED; IS BURNED TO DEATH NEW YORK, Dec. 4. Three lives were -lost in a fire that destroyed a tenement building on South street early today. Jesse Ames lighted his pipe without getting out of bed and ignited the bed coverings. Ames was burned to death and Maria Brun, who lived in an adjoining apartment with her 3-year-old child, was cut off by the flames. Tho woman and hor child died in the fire. Mr. Ed Andrews hits been induced to put off his role of comcdinn, in which he excells, and give for the en tertainment of friends readings from Wliitcom Riley, Eugene Fields nnd t others of like character, there has been no little surprise over the nr :o;n ,n....,n :.. .i.:t. i. t. ...., it-T.it, 4.,iiiiv& ... ..mill liu ifl.lln iii.i The W. C. T. U. had a very pleas- ,l,e. ')a'hos f ' t',e Jll0s ant afternoon last Thursday at the C"W the melodious roll of profound lovely home of Mrs. Dr. Myrtle Lock- i!'"uir- " ,,e "eafe'1 w ,s ra,l-f wood, on East Main street. There ! ,m-' of "Thanntopsis "at tho Elks' was a good program rendered by tho mcmonal th.snftenioon. different ladies of the Union and . some business matters were brought' . A "fo,rn,nI, la"ci? larty wa up and discussed, after which re. pven y cdnesdny evening by the sis freshments were served by the hot- i ters, of St- Jfary Academy for the ass. Every one present cxpressc(fistll(,ents entrusted to Uieir care, their plensureof being a member of such a union, where every one is!. -Mrs. V. T. McCray. who is visit, wideawake and doing something fori1" f"c,n1? aml relatives in Stoek tho betterment of mnnkind and where ton Ca,i', 1S expected homo next they have such enjoyable meeting's. I week- phe wilj be accompanied by The Union is rapidly growing and her mother, Mrs. Ilemnirton. has a number of our young men nnd , Co on,01 0"a ?In- srun,; expect ;o Indies as members, which lo6ks en-1 "I1"1 tlie. Christmas holidays with Sides were chosen to en- ''ciuuves in j.incom. jii. losing side to entertain tho winners. I MjHS a?nla Curey entertained a Miss Wheeler Wilcox of Portlnnd will nnm er ot her young imiy ineuds at be in Medford December 12, 13 and ,,er iu,me Monday evening. Tho evo- 14, to give ns some readings nnd ning was spent with music and games lectures, nnd also to organize a "Y." nnA home-mnde candies and nuts Great things are planned for 1910, rvore EerTe(1- .... among which will bo a number of eon-j , , . , jesjs . The Junior Bible society met yes- The L. T. L. will meet next Thurs- 'rd,'y "f!.0"100" nt 1,10 llomo of JIrH' day nftenioon nt 4 o'clock nt tho F' Shields. j Columbia Lard Ilcsldcs, It Is the best for culltinrjrinpiire Into your kitchen If you Uncw it. Coliimlilu Inrrt foonrs t)w government cmlorscnifiit of purity. Von u'diilil not take niiythlng I purposes ns well. Union Meat Qq PORTLAND HWBnMHnHWHHHI InoannaHmnMnmHi OREGON It's a Pleasure indocd to pay your grocery bill when you dual here--for tho items arc always correct. "What gives it additional pleas ure is the fact that you know Full Value for youy money has been receiv ed that you are charged with the lowest prices on tho very best goods. It's mutual pleasure doing bus iness with us. Allen Reagan The Square Deal Grocers Baptist church. SCHOOL ELECTION ? : ONJCEIER 8 Special Tax Is to Be Voted Next Wednesday at High School Building. DARN YOUR STOCKINGS On your sewing machine. Table linen, Iaco curtains or your clothing can bo mended with tho darner. Free demonstration at Deuel & Kentner's store. Special price this week, 35 cents. 221 WOMEN FIGHT POLICE; 200 HURT On Wednesday last tho members of St. Mary's Cecilian Harmonic Cir cle entertained a number of their friends in the spacious auditorium of tho academy. The event wuh the first of its kind to bo given this year and proved a brilliant success in every particular. A short musical nnd literary pro gram won for its participants pro longed npplniiHo from the nnpruei ntive hearers. Various amusements were then indulged in, until tho huppy groups woro invited to an observation i party in tho adjoining room. Eager faces manifested tho interest of the contestants, who zealously strovo to 'Suffragettes Rush Doors of Theater ;nnHW0P tho proposed questions by ho- A special meeting of tho lefjal vot rs of School District No. 49 will bo .ld at the High. School building on Wednesday, December 8, for the pur poso of voting a special tax for tho support of tho schools for tho en suing year and to provide funds for taking up somo of tho indebtedness of the district. It is estimated that a levy of at least 10 mills will bo necessary to meet tho current expenses of tho dis trict and the interest upon tho bond ed indebtedness. and Many Are Injured. LEITII, Scotland, Dec. 4. In a fight with tho police that followed when several hundred suffragettes rushed the doors of tho Gaiety tho ater, where Sir Edwnrd Grey, secre tary of foreign affairs, wus speak ing,. 200 women were injured, somo of them severely. Despite tho presenco of the police, wlio were guarding tho doors, tho women rushed to tho attack. It was necessary for the officers to wiold their clubs to disnorso the mob. Tho injured wore takou to tho hospitals. Lw.witifully bound volumo lecting objects, tho nnmes of which implied tho nnswers. At tho end of tho allotted tuno pnpors were given in for correction, while tho merry lasses descended to tho dining hall, whore dainty refreshments wore served. The tables were adorned with chrysanthemums, and at each place was found 'a linnd-painted uu liiinn leaf, a souvenir of tho occas ion. When lunch was over, tho most fortunate and unfortunate of tho la borers in the contest wero anuoiiuo ed. Misses JCoa Griffin nnd Marga rot Emig hnving each answored uu cniial number of questions correctly. voro nwnrded first prtzos, nnmoly, a of Bry- RESOLVED Tho best resolution for yon to mnko is to come to uh for your next suit, 'if you want something out of tho ordinary. Wo .lo the best work nnd chnrgo tho lowest prices. W. W. EIFERT Tim raooBbSSiVB tailok In Case of Sickness . V 11 O N K 3 6 4 1 MEDFORD PHARMACY Nenr lot Offico A 11 Night Sorvico Froo Delivery THE STORE THAT DIVIDES ITS PROFITS WITH ITS CUS TOMERS. THE STORE THAT FIRST BROUGHT THE PRICE OF GROCERIES IN MEDFORD IN REACH OF THE POOR AS WELL AS THE RICH. Gal. Squash, per can 35c Gallon Pears, per can 40c Gallon Apples, per can. . . ,35c Gallon Loganberries, can.. 50c Gallon String Beans, can.. 40c Gallon Tomatoes, can 35c Sampson's Prunes, 4 for... 25c Gallon Rhubard, per can... 45c Superb Drips? Vi gal 40c Superb Drips, I gal 65c Rock Candy Drips, I gal... 80c Palace Drips, I gal 80c Eureka Syrup, I gal 85c Preferred Stock Syrup, Yj gallon GOc Don't forget our home-mado bread. Rex Grocery "One Price to Everybody" Timber and Coal Lands ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING CON TRACTS TAKEN AND ESTIMATES FUltSlSllEV. i B. H. Harris & Co. I MEDFORD, OREGON Office in Jackson County Bank Upstairs I REAL ESTATE Farm Land v Timber Land Orchard Land y Residences City Lots Orchards and Mining Claims Medford Realty Co Room 10, Jackson County Bank Building