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MEDFOflD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1910. 1, v 13 J vu Ml n 1 i M BIG FIGHT MAY NOT BE STAGED AT EMERYSVILLE Too Late to Classify Tl FOK RENT Suite of 4 or 2 fur nished housekeeping rooms; lower floor; corner lltli and Nowtown. 729 West 11th. 50 Sells Wife and Sons for $25. , UTICA. N. Y.. Mnv 18. John V. i . - - l..ll.J I t !.! I.J !( 1 n uiuski ui Jtuuiu sum ma wiiu mm his sons, 5 and 3 years old, respect ively, to ft fellow Polo for $125. lie told the authorities ho could easily Gleaswt Says Sentiment Is Against ThMH There and That He Willi State Mill Elsewhere Says Will Not Leave California. f Ho 1 -'' Commercial Club Meeting. Regular meeting of the Commercial club will' bo hold iu tho clubrooins tonight. A " lnrRC nttendnncc is desired. "" r. O. HANSEN TOH MOFFAT Wo mako nny kind and stylo of Windows. Wo carry Glass of any sizo on hand. lom uio umuonuos no couiu cnsu.y, i got anothor wifo, but ho refused to f MEDFORD SASH & DOOR CO., Medford, Oregon. X part "vVith his dniiRhter. Wotosfci ,,.,,., . k..i ii.- i ... :.. ' v..ttM, . pookotcd tho money and told Witi- Krowski to eo and claim his prop ertv. Thero was a row. however. .8 when miiKrowski wont after tho wife and her children, with tho re sult that the men were arrested and held upon a eharpo of disorderly conduct. EARTH HITS COMET TONIGHT. SAN FRANCISCO, Cnl., Hay IS. Fight Promoter Jack Glcason to day admitted that thero is a great possibility that the Jeffries-Johnson iight Trill .not bo held at Emeryville Jnly 4. Ho said thnt tho prepond- CONNECTION WITH BALLINGER. (Continued from pago 1.) bility of exploiting Alaska in railroad 'construction and other lines in which ran nf fooUnn- nmnr flirt ,rtml,..he is deeply interested. Ho Will Sail ants and residents of Alameda couu- ,rom Seattle about tho middle of iy is against holding tho fight at.Ju,y- . . . Emeryville Perlans is msistent that I rcc- Gleason snid thnt ho lins not dnfi. Jommend an engineer to accompany mitcly decided whero tha mill will bo,hIm w4ho c,ieictcd in Vmy wUh staged, but that San would hnvo first choice. Several other places in California have made (Continued from Pnco 1.) emorgo at 11 p. ni passing through at tho rato of 50 miles a second. It therefore may bo soon that tho earth .will tnko about flvo hours longer In passing through tho tail of the comet than tho comet will take in passing across tho fnco of tho sun. WAN TED Timber and Coal Lands Engineering and Surveying Contracts Taken and Estimates Furnished B. H. HARRIS & CO. Medford, Oregon Offlc in Jacllion County BanK, Upstairs Negroes Pray. LEXINGTON, Ky May IS. -Cor- offers for the fight. Point Richmond, whore Nelson and Wolgast fought, and Marysville, Tffhirh has offered to give a license tec and build an arena, are being considered by the promoters. "Thnt the fight will tako placo is 1ho greatest certainty in tho world," said Qleason. "and that it will take "place in California is an equal cer tainty. Wo are well within the law and nothing can stop the contest. "The only question now is where "tho boxers will meet. I appreciate tao mot inni me uncertainty re garding the battle ground that has suddenly developed is not doing us any vaours it will hnvo been definitely swept away. Emeryville can have -the fight if it wants it, but if the merchants of Alameda county do not see their way clear to giving us sup port, then it is up to us to go else where. "Wo can come to San Francisco, 3 am sure, but wo want to give Em eryville every possible chance Fracisco (any Alaskan intorosts, railroad or1"1" thnt tho approach of Hnlley's other private coucer which might tu'i lunigm speus uieir uoom, influence his judgment. I could nmny farmers In Kentucky and hun think of no one so well equipped as i ,lretl8 ot ignorant negroes nro pre-1 you, and as tho trip is one of im-Pnr,nS tor tho end of tho world to-, portnnce, creat pleasure and profit. n'Bht- whcn tho celestial tramp's I - i . . it occurred to mo you might enjoy this form of vacation. I hope you will not understand by this sugges tion thnt I have in nny senso aban doned hope about securing your services in the matter, abont which wo conferred at Seattle. I antici pate that not later than September I will be nblo formally to present thnt matter to you." . Thomson's Iteply. Thomson replied in n personal let ter to Bellinger: "I have just wired: 'Can nrrnnire .t- . .luv uuius no I ,, .... ... ' I good, but within the next 43 nortnern trip, but may mtorf ere with T " r L" n . Jt AnMtfwwAf.f. ' ''... Wmv. .... I congress to which ho referred was I the irrigation congress held in the! Washington. i "On receipt of your letter." Thomson's answer continued, "I of! course went to the mayor with refer-1 enco to a possible leuve of absence. 1 I said to him that you had asked me to make a trip for an unknown pur-' pose with unknown parties to an un-. beginning j Much to tall enwraps tho world. Iu Lexington largo bands of ne groes attended all-night prayer ser vices. Somo of tho services will con tinue throughout tho day. Th'e mnjority of tho negroes nro In abject fear of tho comiug of tho comet. For tho last week thoy havo been holding "union services" which have been crowded. A number of persons, Svhlto and black, hnvo dug cellars which thoy In tend to go Into whilo tho earth is passing through the comet's tall. FOR A QUICK SALE th h 0 CO T3 It is not that we fear that tho district nt. I torncy of Alameda can stop us, but Known Pnrt ot Alaska, if we cannot get the sunnort that nbout tho middlo of July, we think wo are entitled in conjunc- my surPnse, this worked upon his ( tion with a plain statement from the honois curiosity in a most wonder-, district attorney over there, instead fnl wny For two dnys he tr!cd to xrf an evasive intimrtnHnn of !, see if he could lead me to tell some-' thing that would reveal tho purpo3o of the trip. He said to me late this , afternoon ho made up his mind that Jaw, which would only tend to create a lasting feeling of uncertainty on the outside, then, as business mn tvc must go where we can for thelyou wnnte1 to catcn a bunch of smoothest sailing." thieves and he would like to help and (would like to know whom they were. ALL-AHFRIPAH Rllfinv ! "He said, Tou wire Judge Bollin- 'ger you can go, but will miss the Ir-j wnm urr iu uo i tirtLlrt ngation congress' Under these, judge, please write mo a blind let- SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., May 18. ter which I can show him to satisfy Tho all-American Rugby football his request, if not his curiosity. I team which will lour Australia at! must confess thnt considerable dis Ihc Invitation of tho New South I appointment nnd curiosity hns boon "Wale3 Rucby Union. la HnoPiUnflmnmfpsfPfl. Tf vm, will nniv env T north today to Vancouver on the first lap of tho Journey. Several hundred jpeoplo gathered at tho railroad sta tion when tho players departed and cheered them lustily. Cedrlc Cerf of Stanford Univer sity, considered one of tho strongest players obtainable consented to mako tho trip and H. Ashley, a forward, was left behind. Cerf. a star Dlarer have been chosen to be taken on a vacation trip visiting Alaska this statement will be satisfactory to the mayor." Thomson's letter added that he expected to visit various irrigation works in a day or two. Swallows a Cocklebur; Dies. EVANRVTIMTR. Tn.1.. 'MW 1R .. , , . .--..- , . uf ....,, ...H w ",luurow irwra ine ieam a weeK ago.jMiss Kate Wallace, 18 years old, is saying he did not wish to play. dead from lhe effects of a cookle- Tho first scheduled game tho all-'bur in her throat. She swallowed Americans will play will bo at tue bur four months n?0 and pi,ysi. Qncenstown. cinns never succeeded in removing it. HAVE YOU ATTENDED THE UNION MEETINGS COME OUT TONIGHT Dr. French E. Oliver IS DELIVERING SPLENDID ADDRESSES EVERY NIGHT, BEGINNING AT 7:30 P. M. No. 58 in Other ad is sold NO. 61 5 Acres, 4 miles from Medford, 3-4 mile from station; one acre family orchard in bearing; 4-room house; barn, horse, buggy, harness; 2 hogs and some chickens go with the place. Price $1,700; $1,000 cash, balance time. McARIHUR & ALEXANDER Room 3 P. O. Block 'Hasklns for Health.' RARDON'S PLACE IS SERV- t ING THE PEOPLE WITH COOL, REFRESHING ICES, 1 DRINKS AND ICE CREAM. WHAT'S THE REASON? EAT nt The Oaks or S. & Q. LUNCH ROOM. SKE Is certainly tho finest opportunity to mako money over presented In tho Hoguo River Valley: 50 ACRES of rich, red, loamy, nl luvlal soli, situated In a protected spot with protecting hills on two Rides; n small creek runs through It; no frost; adjoins laud, than which no better can bo bought for $400 an acre; 5 acres in young orchard; commands a flno view; land adjoining on tho south with unkompt bearing orchard Is held nt $S7G nnd aero; 2C acres only nbout half mllo away, but no bqtter soil, Is held nt $11,000. Thoro Is a house and barn on tho placo nnd timber to last for years. All could bo planted to fruit and sold at fG00 an aero lnsldo of two years. Property thnt enn bo mado worth $25,000 In a short time by plnntlng trees; can bo bought now for $12,500. PART CASH, BAL ANCE EASY TERMS. SEE THIS AT ONCE TORREY & MURPHY Medford, Oregon NOW OPEN -QUICK LUNCH AT ALL HOURS Special Opening FRIDAY, MAY Special Music and Extra 20 Service Friday we keep open house and the public are invited to call and inspect Medford 's new cafe. Modern in every way, thoroughly sanitary; everything clean, new and inviting. You will see that it is our aim to make this the most popular eating place in Southern Oregon. PRIVATE BOOTHS FOR LADIES. OUR SPECIALTY WILL BE THE BEST 25c MEAL ON THE COAST We will positively serve the best 25c dinner on the coast. Our facilities arc such that we know that we can please you in this respect. A trial will con vince you. Here is a sample of menu we serve. A 25c DINNER. - SOUP. Cream of Tomalo. fish. F. r Baked Salmon, Steamed Polntoos. ENTREES. Bnked Meat Pie, Southern Stylo. Fresh Ucof, Horsorndish Sauce. . Cold Spiced Beef Tongue, Potato Salnd. IJnmburgor Roll, Onion Snuco. Plain Steak, Mushroom Sauce. Minced Ham, Scrambled Egga, to Ordor. ROASTS. ' Prime Nativo Reef, nu Jus. Stuffed Ox Ilcnrt, with Onion Drcflsing. Shoulder of Pork, Oregon Prunes. VEGETABLES. Mashed Potatoes, Sugar Corn. DESSERT. Ripo-Custnrd Pudding. A DESERTS RELISHES Sliced Tomatoes 15c Queen Olives, 10c. Sour Pickles 10c. Dill Pickles, 10c. Radishes, 10c. Lettuce, 10c. 5u Assorted Pies, Per Cut. Strawberries nnd Cream, 15c. Shortcako, 15c. Specials, Hot Chicken Sand wich, 20c. Hot Ronst Boof. Sandwich, 15c. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS IN CONNECTION amsczhu ROYAL CAFE 322 East Main St., 3 doors east of Kentner's Dinner Sets PLAIN WHITE, GOLD BAND or FANCY DECORATED AVo carry the very best quality somi-porcolain and vitorous waro to be had, and are Helling lliem at just about what tho clionp quality costs. 5 Plain whiio 50-pieco diinior sols, tomorrow, per sot, $4.50. i C AVhite, gold and bluo band '12-piouu dinner set, a $7.00 value, tomorrow, per sot, $4.50. 10 Sots fancy decorated or gold band, '12-pioce din ner sots, a $10.00 value, tomorrow, per sot, $7.00. , All our dinner sets are carried in open stock. You can always keep your dinnor sot comploto if you buy it hero, because you can buy an odd cup, saucer or plate at the same rate you buy a sot. Wood Framed Mirrors .Just tho thing for company. A now line just in. 35c to $1.50 ea. 25 per cent Discount On all our fancy Jardi nieres for Thursday and Fridav. Hanging Wire Flower Baskets 25c and 35c Hussey's JUST A WORD Mr. Investor NO INFLATED PRICES HONESTY THE BEST POLICY IToncsty has been my policy in all my deals, and I am satisfied that is what has made my over in creasing business, and I bclicvo that this is tho one thing that every investor looks for first in the man that he is thinking of dealing with, and again it has been my idea of showing the man only that which I thought would ho a great money-maker for him, and so far it certainly has been that way, and, that said, J am going to toll you of one of tho best buys in the valley belew: DEEDED WATER RIGHT 54 acres of fine river bottom and beaver dam land, all free soil, the finest land for berries, fruit, veg etables or, in fact anything you want to plant in tho entire valley teday: 12 acres in high-class apples, part G years old; 2 acres fine berries; about 5 acros alfalfa; About 2 acres in garden; about tho same in potatoes; balance in grain; about 3 acres woodland. nil -l . -. . - ... more are several acres ol made land, which adds to the number of acres in tho place. This placo is about seven miles out, but only thrco miles from a railroad station. There is a deeded wator right of several hundred inches that goes with tho placo; also a sorghum mill, 2 cows, about 30 stands of bees, somo lumber, this year's crop, tools and implements, also somo household goods. Thero is a fair barn on tho place, but tho house is old. This is without a doubt tho best buy in tho valley. This will not last long and I havo it exclusively and I can dolivor tho goods. Don't wait until tomorrow, but see about it to day. Phono or write for an appointmont. PRICE VERY LOW. EASY TERMS. W. E. WHITESIDE For A Square Deal CENTRAL POINT, OREGON. n mm r - immnmrtmiacttmmMi,ttmfMimMmr wMwmmmi ,,