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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1910)
Y MEDFQKD MAIL TJIIBUNK, MKD1TOHD, ORKCION, TUESDAY". APJilb 19. 1910. I nnnin iimnrnnnuii ll bUlilAL AHu rtKoUHAL W. (I. Davidson Iiiih unreliiiNod thu Klovi'iilli-iitruot grocery mid will at onuu nntaruu it unit inoruiiHu thu fltoutf. Wook day is your uiHiorlunlty T, tl. Lmoy luft this nioriiliiK for bun DIi.'ko. Bo rondy to rocolvo Mock day on volopoo, It. u Jowoll of Grants I'llHS WAS .in Mod ford TiioHduv on n husliuSsH visit. ltotncinuor tho cottao prayor meeting in your district tonight. ' II. U, Mills of Kluit.uth Falk horo on n businuNH trip, Whitman's delicious chooolntoH nnd confections nt tlio Morrivold Shop. Mrs. h 10. Brown Iiiih ruturnod from a visit to rolutivou nnd frioiids in Portland. Thoiio lotH in tho Qiiooii Anno Ad dllion nro tlio bont over, oonnidorlnK pneo nnd tonus. JudKO B. S. rout of Ilutto FIN wuh in Modford on luminous Tuo- day. JimIko I'ontr. Iiiih very optlmU tlo viows of tlio future of Hullo Falls nnd itit Hiirrouiidinir country and In uhIiix nil efforts in bin powar to advance tlio progroRH of tlio com tnuuity. The Mcdford Printing Compnuy jh&s added a bindory nnd now does -all aorta of bindory work. T. A. Qlnsn nnd family of Donglo woro in Mcdford Monday trndiug nnd on pleasure IMock day boat invoBtmout known ,Jfor your inonoy. Florence Wnlkor of Mountain dis trict cnmo ovor Saturday on land bUSUICBH, Don't lout your Block day envoi- 'Jul Robinson, tlio fonnor pioneer trnppor nnd hunter of Itoguo river, camo up from l'ortlnnd Friday for n brief visit. Ho nays ho has u plcns- nnt homo with his daughter in thu metropolis but in not cntlroly dl Vorccd from bin old (intuits in Jack floii county. John II. Carkin, attorney nt law, iver jnokson County Dank. Mrs. Clino nnd sistor nro paying friends in HoBoburg n visit. Tlio Union livery stahlo is reopen--ed and will bo hereafter oporated as n feed nnd bonrdiug stable. H. E. Gnunynw, proprietor. 21 II. V. Mendo and family nrc mov ing ' today from East Jackson into IL II. Mots' residence on North Oak ntroot. Mr. mid Mrs. II, F. Aldon of Hank f'ontor, Minn,, nro hero looking over tlio country with u view to locating. II. ('. F. AHlbury returned to Gold Hill Monday morning nftur a visit of several days in Mvdfoid, Coltiige prayer iiiotolngH in Di triot No. 1 will bo at Mrs. Etnmor hoii'h, on Tripp ntroot. Joe Miller of Trull is a Medford visitor thin wuitk. Cottage prayor mooting in District No. 8 will meet with Nov. Clouldor. Help tho library fund. 25 E. 13, Ilanloy was in Modford from Ills orchard wont of tho city on Monday. A. E. Iloamos was in Modford from JnclcHOUvillu TuoHday. Ituinumber your lllock day gift, 2.1 Judge Calkins went to Grunts Pubs' Monday, where ho opened the regular April term of court for Jo Kopliiiio county. I he following students of the coin mereial department in the high school who have accepted positions this year nro: Miss lone Flyiiu, with Jackson County Almtrnct company; Miss Voni Ilenilricksou. with 0. C, Hoggs, attornoy, Miss Amy N'oltor, with Thoiss & Co., wholesale gro- cors. t i i. . iiemcmoor mo cottage prayer . .... i mcatings tonight. Horaco Vonablo of Jacksonville was in Mcdford on businoss Monday. Sheriff Jones will reach Medford this evening, having in custody tho young man apprehended ut Klamath rails for stealing u horso from W. S. ChuDinan, who lives some sovon miles abovo Ashland. f BUSINESS LOCALS : ASHLAND GIVES $10,000. (Continued from Pace 1.) bocoming subscribers. Ho dwelt on tho need of co-oporation among tho fruitgrowers as esscntinl to market ing fruit at n profit, and how, upon tho prosperity of the fruitgrower rested tho prosperity of the vnlley and every one in it. He urged the Commercial club to iiianguruto an nctivo campaign for stock subscrip tions in the exchange. WILL TEST AIRBRAKE ON SISKIYOU GRADE ASHLAND, Or., April 10. Tho Southern Pacific road across the Siskiyous from Ashland is soon to bo made tho scene of another nir-brake-testing campaign. A few yenrs ngo the WcRtinghoiifio iVirbraku company hud an immense Whitman's doliclous chooolntos at Morrivold Shop. Tho Pnntorium cleans every thing porfoctly. 25 For wood of nil kinds, see the Squaro Deal Woodynrd. Phono 2001. Fir ntrcot, between Second and Third streets. Gould & Lindloy, proprietors. 201 If you want satisfaction, try a snck of Mt. Hood Snow-Fall Flour. For sale nt tho Hubs Mill. Remem ber tho plnco. Polk Hull & Son. Every spot takes a hlko whon tho Panlorium docs your work. 25 OH, YOU HOBO! YOU . HAD BETTER KiEEP V OUT OF ELLENSBURG Rev. Goulder Emphatically Denies Story Story Published In Oregonlan on Monday. April 18, Is Absolutely Groundless. ADVERTISE Hero Is tho story as It appeared In Monday's Oregonlanf MIKIHTKIt TAIIOOS OLIVKIt. Mcdford I'ustor Ask Followers to Avoid Evangelist. ELLENSBUKO, Wash., April 10. Ileronflor it will bo dangerous for any able-bodied man to venture within tho limits of this city unless lro bo prepared to accent a job on short notice or produce uroof that ho is financially boyond tho neces sity of laboring. Under direction of Uiioi Uaivin, police onicers arc watching tho railroad yards day and night for indigent travelers, nnd ns fast as theso aro rounded up they nro offered tho alternative of going to work on nenrby ranches or filling an engagement on the chain gang. ,Tho reason for tho unusual activity of tho nolico is that tho entire Kitti tas valley a suffering from a scar city of labor. Three hundred furm hands aro needed. Fiftccu tramps wcro arrested yes terday and accepted work in the country in proforenco to the chain gang, ilio police then rounded up nil tho men found in rooming-houses nnd served notice that overy man not nt work would bo given employment on tho chain gang if he did not ac cept farm work. CASE MUST BE HEARD AGAIN. (Continued from Page 1.1 I itnilllMIIAIll ltt.lt (!. m l. ft Architects' supplies, drawing pa-1"'", ' V " . K K .... . It' r' i oi ' . i trains and llioir crows nnd n score Mr. oung tho barber, nnd '8 weeks making tests of he officicnev wife will vacate the Metr property f tI(J a 0 ui,mcllt fllPni8hct, ffnilnv nt tl iinvA itim Miaiv ihhi inmn . - . 1 J today nnd movo into thoir new home In West Modford. Twonty-fivo rolls of wall pnper for COc nt Modford Furniluro Co. Tho ditch-diggers nro now Inyiug wntor mains on North Court street. Old books rebound by tho Medford Printing Company. " Pupils of Mrs. E. E. Goro will bo hoard in n piano recital this (Tues day) ovoning at tho Prcabytorian church ut 8 o'clock. Itemombor tho cottngc prayer meeting jn your district toniglit. S. O. Hodges of Gold Hill was n Mcdford visitor Monday. Why pay cash for lots when you can got them on easy terms in tho Queen Anne Addition f 'J. R. Hnrvoy of Galico was in this city Monday. A comploto lino of Old Hampshire bond, tho finost stationery mndo, ut tno Modford Printing Co. S. W. MoClondon of Gold ITill was ti Modfonl businoss visitor Tuesday. Do you Iiko fancy stationoryt Tho Modford Printing Company car ries It. 8. K. Adnma of Tablo Rock was In Medford on businoss Monday afternoon, All stylos of legal blanks at tho Mail Tribuno office Ovor n huu drod forms. Dr. Ilonry, n prominont bnnkor from Port Washington, Wis., is tho .guost of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. Vilns. IIo is looking for orchard property. .Mrs. J.- S. VilaB lonvos Wodnosday for n trip to Portland. Privnto bon?d nt 110 East Oth Bt, Striotly firflt-clnss. Rov. W. F. Shields visitod Grnnts Pnss Tuesday. Trespass noticos for Bala nt Mnil Tribuno 'office .Block dny is coming. 25 h. E. Iloovor mndo a trip to tho north TuoHday. If you want to doublo your money Jn roal ostnto, Quoon Anno Addition Is-tho Httfo plnco. . Cottngo prayor mooting In District No. fl will bo nt Chnrlos Tnlont'e, on South Contrnl nvonuo. Lognl blnnka for snlo. Mnll Trib tifio offioo, Ed Androwa hna rotumod from n trip up tho Roguo to tho Tuokor rnnolt, nemombor tho cottngo prayer mooting in your dintriot tonight. A. K. Wnro of Northfiold, Minn., who purohnflod n plnco horo somo tlmo fliiico, lirtB rotumod to mnko his homo In Modford, Haskins for IIonHb. them for such .erodes as that across tho mountains south of horo on the Shasta route. Now tho New York Airbruko com pnny is arranging for a similar cam pnigu of tests, and an equipment of two trains is being fitted up nt Sae- ramouto shops for the work oovorai ouiciais ot tlio compniiv have been in Ashland recently mak ing preliminary arrangements. The New York company now has the con tract for equipping Southern Pacific rolling stock with airbrakes, but it is suid the Westinghouso people nro after tho contract. GIRL WITH SILVER SPINE MUST LEAD INSULATED LIFE LOS ANGELES, Cnl., April 10. Miss Myrtle Williams, u tolophouo operator, resigned hor position to day. Miss Williams hns a silvor in laid opine. Sho feared sho would be oloctrooutod. Misa Wilhnms injured hor baok sovcral years ago. Sho was oper nted on by n celebrated surgeon in Now York. Tho doctor insortod n silver pinto botwoon two of tho in jured vortobrno. LnBt wook whiio nt hor switch board Miss Williams roooivod n shook that hurled hor to tho floor. Sho was soon convinced that sho must load nu insulated lifo nud take no chancos of futuro shocks. Shu roslgnod hor position upon tho ad vice of tho dootor who nttondod her W0RKINGMEN VOICING OPINION OF TARIFF BILL ROCHESTER. N. Y April 10.- Tlio workingmnn's opinion of tho Pnyno-Aldrioh lnw io being locordod in n spcoial olootiou horo today to soloot n 8iiccossor to tho lato Con gressman Jrnnos B. Perkins. Jnmos II. Ilnvons, n Democrat, pludgod to tnriff for rovonuo only, is opposing Uoorgo Aldridgo, Itopubliean. Tho district is largely a manufacturing oontor, Tho Ropublionns, during tho short onmpnign that has prooodod tho oloo tiou, Inwo mniutninod that tho no.v tnriff law fulfilled tho promises of tho Republican platform. Anything of vnluo can bo sold if tho sollor usos tho want nd soiling- mcnt of condemnation there was n comploto void of authority of law in John S. Coko to crcato a legal term of court by calling a spccinl term for Jackson county, as well as u lack of power to hold such n term. "It follows," says tho court, "that an nsscmblngo of persons claiming to net ns n court nt that time was not tho court known to our lnw, nud bonco nil proceedings then had and entered of record were void. "As the en t run co of tho city upon tho premises of M. F. Hnnley would bo of irrcpnrnblo injury to his property nnd As tho snid void judg ment is u cloud upon tho titlo to his premisos, this court of equity will interforo to set nsido such judgment, nnd Judgo Hnnna's- action in en joining tho city from proceeding fur thor to comploto its water system was just nnd his docrco is affirmed." Modford, Or., April 17 (Special.) o South Methodist mlnlator ot this pnrco has reauostodbla conKrc- gatlon not to attond the jorlvnl nicot ines ot Evangelist Oliver, who begins a six weeks' revival bore tomorrow. Somo of tbo pcoplo of Ashland recent ly took excoptlon to remarks mado by tho evangelist, and demanded a public apology of tho ministerial body of that place. Ilev. GouiJcr was very Indignant whon ho read tho story In tbo.Ore gonlnn last night and requests that It bo most emphatically denied. Ho said that ho nover requested bis congre gation tovpa8s up Oliver's meetings, but had urgod Just tbo opposite that they support the Oliver meetings, as ho fully intended doing. STOCK MARKET SHOWS SOME SMALL DECLINES .LONDON, April 10. Declines : Anaconda, Vi", Amalgamated, 1-8; Atchison, 1-8; do preferred, 1-8; C. O., ; D. X., V; Illinois, V2; Knty, 1-8; L. N., ; Mexican, y4; Pennsylvania, Vi R. Q., 1-4; R. Q. D., 1-4; S. J., 1-8; St. Paul, 1-8; Union Pacific, Vi; Steel, V4. Advanced: C. A., 1-8; New York Central, 1-4; St. Paul, 1-8; U. S., 1-8. CHAMPION JEFFRIES IN FINE FETTLE 1CDAY Give Some Time To Your ADS They'll Draw For Results and You Are Sure to Get Them If You : TWO RESULTS Merchants who don't advertise ac complish two things. First They only get the part of the business they should rightfully control. Second Competition is sure to come to a town where the merchants appear to be asleep. Do you want more competition? 6tft Use Use our Ad Man. He will be glad to talk about -ADVERTISING Now Gompetitiott Will Use . It Later tho roosters this morning sad shortly a'fter cockcrow was humping himself down tho plko for a ten-mile run be fore breakfast. RUSH TO CALIFORNIA GOLD FIELD IS NOW ON nOWARDEN'.VAN TRAINING CAMP, Ben Lomond, Cat., April 19. Jim Jeffries Is feollng tine today. Re ports from tho Morrltt hospital to tho effect that llrs. Joffrles Is recover ing rapidly from tho operation of Sat urday has dono much to ehcor him up. As a result ho Is blngt his work with more ovidouco of tho old time vim than hns heretofore marked the progress of his training. Tho ox-holler maker was up with NEVADA CITY, Cal., April 19.- Great excitement was caused here to day when a report was received from Downicvillc, Sierra county, that a rich strike has been mado at the Standard mine. According to tho report, nine tons of free millinp ore, produced $70,000 in gold. If the report is true, this is the richest strike made in this par of California for several years. It is expected that a rush will be made for the district. Boston Beats Senators. At Boston Morninc; game: Wash ington 1, Boston 2; batteries, Ober lin and Street, Cycotte and Carri gnn. All other games postponed, rain. Ship Completes Hard Voyage. EVERETT, Wash., April 19. Completing a stormy voyage with many days of torror, tho German ship Adolph arrived this morning, 292 days from Bremen, by way of St. Vincent, Cape Verde Islands and Montevideo. The Adolph sailed from Bremen with a cargo of 20,000 tons of pig and structural iron, loaded at St. Vincent from tho disabled bark Skjold. Miss GeuM Keeps NEW YORK, April l-WMKSt o'clock this afters gob Miss Gould becomes the brMa . Drexel, Jr., she will wUte promise, made to her father twm : ago, that she would auury a Mmut- can. In that period Miss GeM refused a small army ot Utto elgners. The preseat wedtfteg Jmci struck a popular chord, by faSanrtac st. series of marriages of . esses to foreign aoblesaat. Cut Glass " TTHHpfKV AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS J. W. DIAMOND 1I5-E. Main St ROOSEVELT IS GIVEN VALUABLE ARABIAN HORSE J1UDA PEST. Anrll 19 Theodora Roosovolt visited Babolta today for' two hours and Inspected tho onlyl Arabian stud farm in Europe. The ownor of tho farm told tho American that ho would send him tho finest Arabian stood on tho farm when Roosevelt roturned homo. Picnic Parties When you think picnic, think of Olmstoad .& Hibbard, for thoy carry a complete stock of all kinds of canned meats, fish, vegetables, pickles, fruit, etc.; also a very choico line of bulk olives pickles, etc.. You will find just what you want for lunches and no mat tor what you choose hero you'll find it to always bo fresh and perfect in overy way. PHONE MAIN 571 Olmstead & Hibbard 131 W. MAIN ST. AdvertisingSpreads THE FAME OF THIS STORE "We ask you, as a user of merchandise, to always, at any time, compare this store in every detail with any other store you may visit compare our mer chandise, quality for quality, style for ' style, price for price. Compare our store service convenience of trading cordial ity of clerks, our appreciation of your patronage. . "We know our regular patrons bring now customers, and wo hope that our advertising will help them to spread the fame of this store. Alpine Sales CONTINUE ALL THIS MOMTH. One-Third Off All Tailored Suite. ' $18,00 Suits .$12.00 $21.00 Suits ! .$iLoa $21.00 Suits -$16.00 .$27.00 Suits $18.00 WHITE WOOL WAISTS FOR SPRING. The assortments are very extensive and embody style features of highest excellence. Beautiful values on sale, 99c, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, and $2.00. You will certainly appreciate seeing these new Waists and wo will bo pleased to show you. McCall Pattern No. 3275 A SMART SPRING SUIT WHITE AND COLORED WASH GARMENTS For Misses and Children. Wo feature a special offering of ready-to-wear, washable negligees, misses and children's dresses. Tho great variety of styles of which tho great ma jority aro exclusive and the attractive colorings es pecially commend this offering. 20c and 25c values, 6 to 14 years $1.26 $3.50 values. 6 to 14 years 20c to $235 WOMEN'S NEW SPRING WALKING SKIRTS SPECIAL. Many different models in this purchase and whichever you choose, you will realize a saving from regularly asked prices. Special blue, browns, blacks, at $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00. NEW LOCATION, 28 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE YOU SHOULD SEE NEW STORK AND WINDOWS way, 0