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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1910)
It MR. FISHERMAN It's Time To Get Ready For The Fun MR, FISHERMAN: ARE YOU PREPARED FOR THE SPORT? OUR LINE OF FISHING- TACKLE IS THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE TO BE FOUND OUTSIDE OF PORTLAND OR FRISCO. WE CARRY THE FLIES THAT ATTRACT THE GAMIEST FISH. TRY OUR SPECIAL FLIES. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY. APRIL 3 .0, 1910. Our Big" Prize Offering TO BE GIVEN AWAY THIS YEAR First Prize Wo will give a $50.00 Fly Rod lo the person cn telling the largeset stoclhcnd on one of our Special Rogue River Flics (luring this season. Second Prize Wo will give a $20.00 Hardy Reel to the second largest fish eauirht during this season: - ,t Third Prize We will give a $10.00 Fly Rod lo the third largest fish caught during this season. RULES OF CONTEST The fish must be caught on one of our Special Rogue River Trout Flics and weighed after being dressed. If possible the fish must be delivered to our store and weigh ed; otherwise the party catching the fish must have two reliable witnesses to testify that the fish was caught on one of our flics. A Few Of Our Specialties Shakespear Reels Thomas Rods Landing Nets Kewell Flies Fish Baskets Hardy Reels Fly Books Fish Lines Leaders 1 Fishing Tackle 1 Jr Our line of Fishing Tackle this year is the highest grade that mon ey can buy. We make a specialty of this line and can deliver the goods. Call and look over the line before you buy. ,A Catch Steelheads CATCH STEELHEADS ON OXTR SPECIAL ROGUE RIVER TROUT PLIES 17 9 1 Medf ord Hardware Comp INTERNATIONAL AERO MEET IN AMERICA Believed That Long Island Will Be Selected as Scene of Next Inter national Aviation Meet. whother Curtlss could coinpoto m Iho contests, an ho refuses to rccog n'uo tho WriglitB' clainiH. CurtixH won tho grand pruo nt lthoims in n Curtiss biplnno. Tho Wrights nllogod that his tnnchino in fringed their imtontB. C0Y0RAD0 RIVER IS AGAIN AT FLOOD STAGE BUT THOSE FOREIGN BOYS PLAY BALL NEW YORK, April 0. It is con sidered ns cortniu that tho noxt in--tornntionnl nviution moot will bo hold in the United Stntos, when tho trophy won by Glenn Curtiss, tho Amorioan birdman, at Rhoims, Franco, last year, will bo oompted for. According to tho tonus of tho greomont undor which tho trophy can bo compotod for, tho meat must bo hold in Ainorioa. Mcmbors of tho Aero club of Amorica are of tho opinion thnt tho norinl tQurniunont will bo held at Long Island. Owing to tho decision of tho Aoro dub of Ainorioa today to recognize tho priority of tho Wright noroplnno pataunts, thoro is Homo doubt SAN BERNARDINO, Cnl., April 0 Tho Colorado river is within ono foot of its previous high-water mark ut Port Mbjavo, Aris., and is rising rnp idly, according to information that ronohod horo today. Soveral hun dred feet of tho bank of tho river Iiuh been washed away and thoro is danger that tho entiro Mojnvo sec tion will bo inundatd. Tho river is reported to hnva out a now channol through Black Can yon. It is fillod with dobris and every offort is being mndo to pro vent this mass from damming tho stream. Notice. Thoro will bo a silvor modal con tost on Friday night, April 22, at tho High School building. All nro invited to attend. drawing good crowds hero this week, and predictions nro freely made that they will bo running to tho end of tho rnco this yenr. McCrcdio has worn a circular path in right fiold ut Chutes park in just . tho few days his club has been tu Every Year MTnA '!&a?!rC One and This Year It Is the Names lender's habit of running around, - ., Dl i tireless, and shying pebbles at tho 01 tne Players. j unoffending right field fence when i things nro not breaking just right for him. LOS ANGELES, Cnl., April 9. I Tho "judge" has not outgrown this "Every year Judge McCrodie ; habit nud his little circlo in right springs a now ono on tho unsuspeot- field is growing deeper every day. ing bloachoritcs," declared a dyed Tho local right pnsturo appears to in-tho-wool Angolino fan, who was hnvo been ploughed, nnd Cov, of tho porchod on tho roosts direotly bo-' Vernon outfit, has given tho judge hind first base today. "Look what notico that ho will protest to Prcsi ho'a dono this year. He's brought 'dent Graham if the wanderings aro a bunch of 'gooks' to town whoso not stopped SPEECH; IS ANGRY Throws His Manuscript Aside Anger ly When Told That His Time Limit Was Up Says Action Unfair. ! I PHILADELPHIA, Pa., April . President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor today created a sensation in social science hall when he angrily threw aside hut manuscript and stalked froom tho speaker's- chair after being told thai his timo for speech, had expired. Labor Commissioner Neil preside.! at tho meeting and placed the Hunt on Gompers. Several speakers pre ceding Gompers had consumed trots half an hour to an hour and a half.' Gompers had finished his introduc tion to his speech on the "Scope and Limit of Injunctions" when NeSl tified him that ho had only tea ales enure tin -which to linish. IsiazKatt auirrijy left the pIatfors SBauu∈; tihat UcSlPs Jictioa wag vTo u2 uj. u1.d4aif" .-through vault ad almost too simple st f&ree-tfeusthi: xiXvihtia .ere tfound. JL TOCTtJharttTmitst-mjike his adver tising Mne -.good -as "Ms store" S ISwvt -vrhen tiomeone judges "his stor, K&kZy y iito advertising 'he will not be -dosaR it -an injustice. names sound liko tho immigrant list of nn Atlnntio steamer. Just listen to this: Notzol, Olson, Speas, Krapp, Kratcborg, Ryan, Stoon. Say, couldn't yon make a 'warm old col- logo yoll out of thnt bunch?" If tho verdict of tho. locnl fans is to bo accepted McCrcdio surely has picked up a coming youngster in young Krapp, who humbled the Ho gnnitoB early this week. Krapp Bocmoa to nave everything when ho It When in Need of a Cleaner CALL MAIN 2441 AND OUR WAGON WILL GALL. 0 J tt US U I JV H m Novortheless, it would nppoar that ; took tho mound at Chutes, nnd tho MeCredio's foreigners are somo ball-1 villagers wore nil but helpless before playors and this tho fan admitted, ns ; him. do all tho fans who hnvo seen tho, .Tho bugs nro still talking about web-footors in notion. Thoy nro Pearl Casey's nembatio stunt in the .1 Bovonth period of Thursday's game mat won lam the best hand given a piayer at Unites this season. With tho elder member of the Bnislienr family occupying tho sec ond bag, Coy cracked what was la belled for n doublo through Cnsoy's torritory. Tho Honvor hurled him solf on his fnoo and sponrod tho sphoro with ono hand, thon while ly ing on his back with legs waving wildly ho cousigncd tho ball to tho enro of the first snokor, Rappo, with us protty a peg as though ho had been stnnding on his pins. Cnsoy dosorvod tho npplauso ho got. SIMPLEX CAR MAKES NEW TEN-MILE RECORD I A Little Talk On OXFORDS : PLAYA DEL REV, Cal., April 9. Driving his Simplex oar on flat tiros, Goorgo Robertson won tho 10 milo froo-for-nll ovont in 0:35.02. This is tho fastest timo over mado for tho distnnco on any track. A cinim will bo entered for n world's rocord. Bracer, in a Fiat, was second: no Palma, in a Fiat, third, nnd Korschor in a Dnrraoq fourth, Ground glass in somo mysterious way got on tho trnok and every driv er oxoopt Do Palnm finishod tho rnco with his tires floL Ilaskins for Henlth. nnHERE are many kinds of Oxfords on the market GOOTJLlmZi antl intlif f er A ent and the exclusive shoe man must show the feegt. Even an indif ferent Oxford will not do for this store to carry. WcMie.vx'5nfitoeking only shoes and oxfords that are absolutely sure to please. The New Arrivals o TJR new arrivals aro certainly beautiful. Every "bit le thai tfhe most J discriminating maker could conceive is in them. trw .fsdLmiite sure that you will be pleased tho moment you see them. Wearing Qudffl PRETTY Shoes can bo made to wear, and our llie tmpfise ;ttl Tthe clur& bleness possible to find in any shoe or oxfordL Come 5n4Uia:adlow us the pleasure of showing you the famous lines we carry, aodkas. EDWIN C. BURT, JNO. KELLY AND A HOST OF OTHERS EQUALLY GOOD. Duffield Bros. EAST MAIN STREET t .