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THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDIrpRD, OREGON, SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 19.10. HILDEBRAND IS MAKING Gets a Flying Start in the Eyes of Jack Sheridan, Dean of Umpires Manancr Duffy Keeps White Sox on Their Toes. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., March 12. QeorRo Hildebrand has got array to a flying start in the eyoa of Jack Sheridan, tho dean of the umpires, and Ban Johnson, right hand man. Sheridan, who has been looking Ilildcbrand over since the White Sox have been here, is im pressed with his work. Jack, usual ly a man of fow words, pare the young umpire this send-off yester day: "What I liko about him is the way Hildebrand Rets about on the plays. Over at Oakland Thursday he was on top of every close play. If a man was off tho bag ho called attention to tho fact by pointing in that di rection. Ho is prompt willi his de cisions and I could see no flaws in PATTON SORE AT HIS TREATMENT Manchester Exchange Which Hooted Him Off Floor Receives Bitter Excoriation at His Hands Before He Sails. LIVERPOOL, England. March 12. Still crestfallen nftor his oxpen enco at tho hands of a Manchester exchange, James A. Patten, the Chi cago operator and "wheat king," sailed for home today on the linor Mauritania. "Tho trouble with tho people of Manchester," said Patten, "is that they do not apprecinto that I am not responsible for the law of sup plv and demand. "They ought to travel a bit, for I never saw people eo much in need of 'broadmindedncss.' "Until tno Alancnester spinners learn that in connection with their business they can never compote successfully with tho world. "lne .demonstration against mo showed their narrowness. I have no more to do with tho Manchester cot- his judgment. To mo he looks like lon ,ln?,st.ry r co.ndfltln9 I h nmich irhont rr n vL'f than f V thA a very promising umpire and I hope ho does well. Doc Moskman has signed a con tract with tho Oakland State League club. Though Manager Moreig has made no announcement, it is more than probable that Moskiman will handle tho club for him this year. The latter is an experienced player with, plenty of brains and qualified for tho position. Manager Duffy is on the coaching line from tho first inning to the last. He keeps the Sox on the tiptoes and as n result the games are bubbling with ginger. Comiskey has a lot of confidence in his now leader. The English wheat market than with tho movement of Halley'a comet." Tho demonstration referred to by Patten occurred yesterday when Patten was hooted from the Man chester cotton exchange and later al most mobbed on the streets by an angry mob, tho members of which believed that Patten's market oper ations were inimicablo to their in terests. Hotel Arrivals. The Nash W. A. Rummer, Jr., Modoc orchards; B. B. Youmans, S. M. Speck, J. A. Nelson, San Fran cisco; A. L. Loftus, Boston; Fred old Roman was heard to remark the Thompson and wife, Portland; H. B. other night: iReed' Kerby; J- - Bill, Omaha; C. "If wo are not up in the race thisiVL .t ' w. year it will bo because I haven't given Duffy the right sort of players. Ho is a hard-working man and he is as keen about looking after my in terests as I am myself. The players like to work for him and nobody knows the game any better. He was a great player himself, so why shouldn't ho prove a fino leader of tho Sox." Abemethey. Seattle; K. D. Carlson, Chicago; W. W. Shannon, Jr., San Francisco; H. S. Bobbin, Portland; A. Pankey, Central Point; R. C. Washburn, Table Rock; J. C. Dono van, Albany; Q. F. Bryant, San Francisco; F. J. Clapton, A. R. Hammond, C. L. Munson, Portland: E. L. Lane, Central Point: J. W. Boyd and wife, Spokane; E. I. Gil bert. Portland. BANDIT LEAPS FROM 1 The rore s- G- Reid. Seattle: TRAIN INTO SALTON SEA Henr B- a,Jr?8hn ChicnSI jMr. and Mrs. E. Kind, Grants Pass; YUMA, Ariz., March 12. No trace R R- Manning, Central Point; A. C. has yet boon found of tho bandit who SmnrN Portland; C. Odin. San leaped from a passenger train Into Francisco; N. Clark. Oakland. Cnl.: the Salton sea Thursday night after vn Moore, Fresno; C. B. Robbing, le had been caught plundering the Chicago; P. T. Genile. York. Pn.: G. sleeping passengers in tho Pullman.'" Nickerson, Portland: G. F. Tref TRAINS GET EAST BY WAY OF OGDEN Seven Trains Arrive In Ofldcn Over Southern Pacific Lines Which Have Been Out of Commission for Two Weeks Past. OGDEN, Utah, March 12. Sovon Southern Pncifio passonger trains, tho first to run over tho main lino of tho Southern Paoifio sinco tho dis-l astrous washouts in Nevada two woeks ago. arrived horo today. According to railroad mon who ar rived with the. trains, the tracks have been damaged to such an extent that it will require the use of large con struction gaugs throughout the sum mer to put the roadbed in its former condition. They report that tho greatest dam ago was done in tho Palisade canyon in Nevada. GREAT NORTHERN AGAIN RESUMES SERVICE SEATTLE, Wash., March 12. Tho Great N'ortrorn resumed operations over Its main lino this morning attor a lapse of 16 days. Tho through train to St. Paul went out on tlmo and tho Oriental Limited will leave on schedulo this evening. Tho Spokano; local win not rosumo operation until tomorrow. Attention, Eagles. A special meeting will be held ut the lodge room Sunday, March 13, at 4 o'clock p. m. All members must bo present. J. CASKEY, President. DEVELOPMENT AND SUBDIVISION 360 acres, 300 acres free loam soil, under ditch, 250 acres cleared, 60 acres red soil. Best proposition now available. 336,000. Terms. Also oth er bargains. A, N. Parsons, Grants Pass. 407 Tho man had searched the cloth Ing of several passengers when his peculiar actions aroused the suspic ions of members of the train crew. They waited until ho had rifled the pockets of several other passengers rnd then started to overpower him. Tho man fought desperately, but was subdued after a big revolver had been taken from him. Guarded by two trainmen, he was leated In tho car beside tho window. Tho man complained that he felt ren, Ashland; A. N. Holmnn, Port land; I. W. Holmes, Eugene: Will Woodward, Portland: Mrs. B. J. Jewell, Trail; C. Stocks. Hoqniam; E. Laurant and wife. Chicneo: P. D. McFarlane, Bremerton; G. E. ITnl- Jock. Seattle: A. J. Moore, Portland. Race Called Off. DAYTONA, FJa., Marcn 12. Tho automobile race between Oidfleld and De Palma was called off here today j,n c,ty owing to an accident to the Flat car. , J500! faint and requested that a window be ' 1 n,Bton ot tho Flat was smashed a - - i rr. fc- t t a a. . . raiseu. no sooner was tho window "roKn snaii cannot ne re opened than he Jumped through It, He struck In tho Salton sea. It Is supposed ho drowned, as no trace could bo found of him. placed In this country and a new part must bo Bent from abroad. The men are cclieduled to meet at Las Angeles next month. GILT EDGE INVESTMENTS SS acres fruit lnnd 3 miles out; 50 acres pears, 1 to 5 yoars old; all under ditch; a good Investment; $22C per acre; good terms. 14 acres, apples, Newtown and Spitz; nice 6-room house; modern Improvements: one mile out; $12. 000; easy terms. NIco 7-room bungalow; 5 rooms finished; 100x168 foot lot; nice oak j shade trees; high lot; a dandy homo buy; only $2350; $500 will handle It. ONE ACRE of tlno land, half set j td 5-year-old fruit; nice 6-room house; east front; close to Main St.; only $3500. . ' A fine corner lot 60x150, Improved, Just off of Oakdale; a snap at $1000.. Take a look at our Ross Park lots. ' They aro A No. 1; only $350; terms ( to suit you. Nice 8-room bungalow, all modern ( conveniences; best resident district . city; close to Main street; only terms; lot 50x200. LET US SHOW YOU. . 128 East Main. Wright 6 Allin 128 Eas' Main Street. j PUBLIC SALE At Woodvllle, Oregon, March 19,1 1910, tho following propeity, to-wlt: j Torty-acro ranch, located 12 mllos up Evans creek, fino fruit land; 14 i acres under cultivation, house, barn, I -good well, school one-quartor mllo, ! It. F. D. Ono-half cash, balance In t one year, Interest at tho rate of 7! per cont. I Also one gray horso 10 years old, wolght 1100 pounds; one sorrel horse 9 years old, weight 1100 pounds; one Durham cow, giving milk; ono Jor soy cow; one farm wagon; one bug- -gy; two sets double harneis; ono set , single harness; one No. 20 Oliver chill plow; ono 8-lnch plow; ono 2-' section harrow. Other articles too J numerous to mention. , Terms' Cash In hand. E. B. O'HAIR Auctioneer. B. D. THOMPSON, Clerk. AL DAVIS, Owner. .- .-.- . F. N. CUMMINGS T. W. OSGOOD OSGOOD 6 CUMMINGS CIVIL ENGINEERS The Best Equipped Engineering' Of fice in Southern Oregon Surveys, Maps, Plans, Specifications, Reports, Estimates, Etc., Water Powers and Water Works, Paving and Road Making, Sewerage, Rail roads, Irrigation and Drainage. Office: Medford National Bank Building Can you see well? If not, con sult Dr. Qoblo. Repairs of all kinds. Wo can duplicate any lens mada Magic eyeglass cloanora free. Dr. Goble Optical Parlors No. 18 West Main Street. DRIVERS-that know the country S( Is 3 -that cover the country notice: I will show tho people of Medford and Jncksou county the largest assortment of looso Diamonds over shown in southern Oregon, in all sizes and prices, and fino quality. Martin J. Reddy The Jewler Near Post Office QUICKLV AND WITH COM W TO YOU A It II ALWAYS TO Y, FOi)XD Al THE ' FAR IX) W & DOWKTNO, MlOPIUKTOItS. WEST SIDE STABLES l'HONK 2481 8. OHAJ'B BTKKUT NOTICE. All real estate men are notified that ray property la no longer on tho market at llio former price. Prices and terms furnished on ap plication. L. P. LQZIER, Modford, Or. A RARE BARGAIN. 25 acres 8-year-old Spltzenbergs and Now towns, excellent condition, adjoining best bearing orchard here. Best free loam soil. Belo the ditch. $10,000. Terms. Also other bar gains. A. N. Parsons, Grants Pass. 407 OPEN LETTER AMALGAMATED FILM ,j EXCHANGE (Incorporated.) Successors to MORTON FILM EXCHANGE & EDISON DISPLAY CO. 112)$ Fourth Street !J1 Madison Street. Portland, Ore. Seattle, Wash. HIGH CLASS FILM SERVICE Agents for all makes of Licensed Motion Picture Machines and Dealers In Song Slldes-Trnvelliig-Tulklng Machines and Record Electric Pianos and Orchestrions Novelties, Etc. Portland, Oregon, March 7, 1910. 1 M'gr Bijou Theater, Medford. Dear Sir: If you do any newspaper advertising we would re spectfully request you to put the following on same, which will, we believe, do you as much good as It will ourselves. "An exclusive service furnished this theater by the Amalga mated Film Exchange of Portland, licensed by the Motion Picture Patents Company, New York. All pictures approved by the board of censors, New York." Yours Very Truly, AMALGAMATED FILM EXCHANGE. P. S. The original of this letter can be seen In lobby of Bijou Theater. A. L. MIDQLEY, Mgr. Itv inn. 1 YOUR HANK DEPOSITS ROLL UP SURPRISINGLY If you malto It a rulo to pay by chock m only and doposlt all your cash at the Farmors' & Fruitgrowers' Dank. Thon you stop to think boforo you buy and in many cases thinking means re training. Ambition to havo a good balance provonts many a spending and thus your doposlts roll up. THE ROADS ARE NEVER BAD, THE WEATHER IS ALWAYS GOOD, WHEN YOU WANT TO GO, CALL UP THE UNION LIVERY R. O. DUNCAN, Proprietor. THE.,, NASH LIVERY CO, Have the Best Turnouts in the City You are treated right, the prioe is right, the team U right in fact, everything is right, Come and see. NASH LIVERY OCX Medford Iron Works E. G. TROWBRIDGE, Proprietor. Foundry and Machinist All Unr of Engines, Spraying Outfits, Pumps, Boilers and Ma chinery. Agents In Southern Oregon for FAIRBANKS, M0PSE & CO. J. B. ENYA'RT, President jlOIlN 8 OKTII. Cisliior J. A. PERRY, Vice-President. W. B. JACKSON, Ass't CaBhlar. THE MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL , $5f00 8UHPLUS $ 0,Q0 Safety boxee fw rent. A general Banking Business transacted.' We solicit your patronage. --