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a. MEDFORD MAIL TJIIBTJNE, MEDITORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1910. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Mrs. M. M. l'liliinin, accompanied by hor uninilditUKlitur, Miss llruoo, Iiuh rotiimud from 11 vIhII with hoi hoii In Han I'Vunolseo. If you want lo Hloro n piano for Halo's (ilano Iioiiho, ilrup h until ul- crossed io (iu in, central avo. Keep your oyo ou tho Hoguo ltivor FIhIi Co. for luiioh noods. Crabs to day and tomorrow, lU'i and 15 cents. Chlokonii for Saturday. Our own prepared smoked Biilmon. .Jeff Drophy, who rouonlly rosiKU d iih iihhIhIiiiiI chief of police, is iiiuvIiik IiIh fiimlly lo IiIh how rauuli ou IIokiio river. If you want to Htoru a piano for IIiiIu'h l'iaiio Iioiiho, drop " curd ml droHHOtl lo Oil N. Central avo. UoHiery Halo at Meeker's. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Allen of KiikIo Point hpunt Thursday In Medford. Mr. Allen Ih Huporiutcuduut of the Hamilton orchard. Kajah silk at Meeker's. Mrs. M. M. l'utniim Iiuh returned from u hIx weekH' vinlt to relatives iu Han Francisco, brinnine; with her her KriiuddniiKhter Ilruco, child of Arthur I'utnhin, thu California soulp tor. Qcnnsoo Roofing awardod gold modal at A. Y. P. ozpoHition. Mndo from Trinidnd Lake mtphalt and guaranteed. No expansion or con traction. 08 Now Ih tho time to buy your wood nt .fl per cord. Call at -121 South -Grnpo street or phono Main 101. OU - -50n hose 3fo, Meeker's. C. Ij. Uobnrt of GrautH Pass wnH n recent viHitor In Medford. !Iosiory Hale, Meeker's. Thirty-two carloads of cnttlo passed through Medford Thursday afternoon ou their way to tho Port land market. A dozen earn of Hhccp completed tho train. IIiiIu'h plnmm will arrive about Juno 10. Paved streets, cctnont sidewalks, water, cower, electric lights nnd all improvements will bo found in tho 'Queon Anno addition; only olRht minutes! walk from tho Postoffico. Choice lotH $050. 18 North Front atroot. Lawrcnco A. Gregory, tho photog rapher, Iiuh been iu Ashland recent ly on business. Princess Blips nt Meokor'fl. Mrs. ThomaH Harvey of thin city hnn boon visiting frionds in Aflhlnnd. Mr. nnd Mrn. Do Itobonm of thifl city visited the Hiilphiir springs near Ash- .lnnd, recently. Hair goods nt Meokor'fl. The Warren Construction company in after a paving contract in Klain- .nth Falls. All Htylcs of legal blanks nt tho Mail Tribuno office Ovor a bun- drod forms. Arthur Brown wnn n rocont vis itor in Ashland. JabotH, IGo, Mookor's. J. F. HopkiiiH of Contral Point was n recent visitor iu Medford. John II. Cnrkin, nttomoy at law, over jnokHon County Bank " ARhlnnd ih planning a groat roHo and ntrawborry bIiow ou Juno 3. The Into fiction nnd FoiiBt craft jowolry nt tho Morrivold Shop. Halu'H pianos will arrivo about Juno 10. A branch of tho ordor of Hoo IIIoos will bo CHtnbliHhod iu this city :8aturdny ovouiug. It iu an organizn ition for tho bonofit of tho lumber donlora. Cloth of gold nt Mookor'u. Charles Ij. Snow, who drove tho first nuto livory in Ashland, was re cently drowned while fishing near tho Cliff Iioiiho in San Francisco. Ho .waR well known in Medford. A visit to tho Morrivold Shop will ibo next iu order. f8 Do you want iioino fiuo fruit land nt u bargain? Owners will bo pious od to show you over tho finest f)0 noro tract in tho valley. For biiIo at n very low prico. Addross Box -100, Medford, Or. N. Jerry, tho well-known mining man, lias boon visiting Ashland dur ting tho past fow days. C-B corsots, Mookor's. Mrs. Blniuo Klum rooontly visltod -frionds in Jnoksonvlllo. Those lots on Quoen Anno uvenuo aro going rapidly; bettor got in bo foro vnluoH advance. Easy tonus. J 8 North Front Btroot. Mossrs. Galloway and Galon, of the fltnto tax commission, havo boon visiting Jaaksou county making n tour of inspection. Thoy Btato that thoy found everything in this county very satisfactory. Don't forgot tho tho lawn foto of tho ladios ou Saturday. 13. II. Holms Iiuh returned from a trip to Yrokn, Wnnh fliiitn nt Mookor'n. Mrs. D. IT. Jnokson, who has boon visiting hor friond, Miss Issid Mn Cully, of Jnoksonvlllo, has roturnod .homo. LadloB wiibIi skirts, Mookor's. A visit to tho Emporium will ro voal tho uowost idons in waists and othor road.y-to-woars for womon. A box of tbo most dolioious ohoo olntos (Whitman's) nt tho Morrivold Shop. 58 P. K, Gordau, gouural akonl of thu Washington Sunset route, is iu ihu city from San Francisco. J. T. Sullivan of Coour d'Alouu, Idaho, ban decided to locate in Med ford. Buy your fishing tackle where you got tho fiuost, assortment to choose from at Hpmphroy'H. C8 A. A. Carper . of ItoNuburg hat; been appointed cashier of thu South ern Pacific iu Medford to succeed Joo Parker. T, K, MoAudrews was it Medford visitor Friday. Kaysor gloves, Meeker's. L, K. Ilaalc of Eagle Point wns n recent Medford visitor. Mr, Johnson, coast inauager for Sherman-Clay piano houses, return ed to Portland today. Mr, Holt, lo cal manager for Sherman, Cluy & Co,, has decided to remain in Medford. Canton restaurant for salctylOOO. Sam Lock, proprietor. (II Can you ontimuto tho vnluo of a Queen jiiiio nvouuo lot n year from now? Only $050, nt prosont, ensh or terms. 18 North Front ntrcot. J. T. Sullivan of Coeur d'Alenu if looking ovor the valley with a view of investing. ltujnh Hilk BOo, Mookor's. Dr. George II. Cnrtor will loavo ou Saturday for a visit iu thu Applcgntu district. Odd sizo Nemo corset sale at Koiilner'H Satuhlay. C8 Volvot ribbons, colors, Mookor's. ' Thu lawn fetu of thu Ladios of the Greater Medford club is scheduled iu the city park tomorrow aftomoou. Will soil 'JO ncrcH of fniit laud near Central Point; price S'JIOU. Aylor & Bennett. ()() Foust Craft Guild jowolry for graduation prosonts nt tho Morrivold Shop. Miss Mario C. Urchin will lccltiro nt tho taboruaclo on "Scientific; Tomporauce," Saturday, May 28, at JO i. in. Mihh Brelun is a fine sponkor. Sho is roprcsonting tho general nssembly's purmaiiuut com mittco on tompontneu of thu Prosby toriau church of tho United States Curtain nets nt Meokor's. Fred J. Blakeloy of Bosoburg is in .Medford ou a short business trip. $") Hilk skirts $3.50, Mookor's. Just received, fresh salmon, hali but, shad, flounders, etc. Hcndcpiar tors for lunch supplies, pickles, olives, smoked fihh, etc. Chickens for Sunday, ordor. early.' Fish mnr kot. 58' Tho C. II. Snydor Motor Car com pany hns sold Cndillacs to C. W. Wilmoroth and E. C. Bcckworth. Before letting your contract for cement walk bo Hiiro and figuro with tho Medford Cctnont Co. It will bo to yoru ndvnntago. Phono Mnin TO SESSION ON TRAIN Innovation for Annual Mcctlno Is Planned by Baker City, Where the Gathering Is to Be Held In June. (Baker City Herald.) An innovation iu tho meetings of tho Statu Editorial association will ho introduced this year when tho an nual gathering of thu pencil-pushers is held iu this city. A meeting of the executive committee wus held iu Portland Sunday and there the invi tation was accepted to hold (ho bus iness Hossion ou board it special train to bo run out of Baker City ovor tho Sumpter valley road. Tho train will leave Baker City iu the morning nnd tho entire day will he spent iu tho hills viowing tho fine sceiiory and noting the development work that is being curried ou in the hills. Tho nicotine is to bo held in this city Juno 17 nnd 38, and arrange ments arc being mndo to givo tho newspaper men tho time of their livos. Not only will tho doors of Baker City he thrown open to them, but the business men of Ln Grande will also entertain them for a day following tho Hossion here. They will bo taken iu automobiles ovor the Grand Hondo valley and iu tho eve ning u dinner will be served nt tho Cominercinl club. Wherever thoy may go, they will be shown the great resources of this section of tho stato. Daring the progress of the conven tion addresses will be made by Wil liam Pollmnn, mayor of Baker City; George Putnam, editor of the Med ford Mnil Tribuno and president of tho association; John P. Carroll, ed itor of tho Portland Telegram; John Dcllingor, editor of tho Astorian; Charlos H. Fisher, of tho Eugcno Guard, and Editor Ireland, of the Wnsco Ohserver. - RASFRAM NflTF.9 f-f-f-f-f-f4--f-f-f"f-f-f-f-f-f4 oral exhibit nnd Mm. W. O. Halo was awarded tho prize for tho best In dividual rono. Tho human, rosebud exhibit wns ex ceedingly alractlvo. It connlotod of VI bright, chubby faces of lads and lassies, Home for flr,it time on ex hibition. Klovon prlzos woro distrib uted. Dr. Strieker's baby was con sidered tho prettiest baby and P. P. Proctor's tbo bcalthlcBt nnd fattest baby for Its ago. Tho prlzo hung up for twins was returned to tho com mittee, tbero being no exhibit ln that clasii. All evening decorated t utomobllos pnBHod In rcvlow through tho princi pal streets. Exorcises woro conclud ed with a beautiful maypolo dance and grand ball. BATTLE RESULTS SflLMN DOUBT Confllctinn Reports From Blueflelds, Where Madrlz and Estrada Sol diers Are Struggling for Mastery of Nicaragua. tion of his government by foreign powors. ' Thoy bcliovo if Mndriz captured tho customs houso, as it is alleged in ; tho Mnnngun dispatches, he would have had little difficulty in soiling , the wireless station and flashing tho jnows of his victory' from Bluofiolds. INDIANS HURL ROCKS THROUGH CAR WINDOWS HOFER TURNED DOWN AND DUNNE REAPPOINTED 052. Charlos h. Lehigh of Grants Pass Hpont Friday iu Medford. Fishing tackle bought of Humph rey is suro to land tho fish. f8 Mr. nnd Mrs. John D. Olwcll have returned from a trip north. On tho locnl page you'll find nn ndvortisemout you should cut out nnd uvostignto. ltohuilt typewriters and supplies at the Morrivold Shop. 58 Odd sizo corsots, tho now stylos, at very low clenn-up pricos nt Kent- nor;s Saturday. 58 Mr. and Mrs. Chnrlos Nunan of Jacksonville havo returned from a visit at Coleslin. Thoy wore accom panied by Mrs. Jo ltussoll. MULKEY UNDECIDED AS TO CANDIDACY Tho Portland Orogonlan states: That Insurgent aontlmont In Ore gon's First concessional district Is not vory ncuto is domonBtrntod by a inck of opposition to RoprcsontntlVo Hawloy. Tho only other candldato thus far to ppponr Is 11. F. Mulltoy of Jacksonville, Jackson county. Mr. Mullcoy Is now district nttomoy of tho First Judicial district and pre viously hnd boon active In politics. Mr. Mulkoy wns ot ono tlmo su perintendent of tho Btnto normal school at Aflhlnnd, and boforo that wns a mombor ot tho stato sonnto from Polk county. It Is not known whothor ho will doclnro hlmsolf to bo an InBttrgont' or not. Both Orogon roproBontatlves woro classod as rogu lar ropubllcana nnd agalnBt tho In-BiirgontB. David M. Dunne, collector of in ternal revenue for the state of Ore gon, hns been reappointed. lie re ceived word today from tho commis sioner of internal rovenuo that tho customary transfer of a federal offi cer at tho expiration of a term will bo mndo May 31, Dunne succeeding himself. Much surpriso was expressed at tho sudden nows from Washington, iih the appointment of Colonel Dunne is evidently in oposition to the wishes of Senator Bourne, who had recommended E. Hofcr, editor of tho Capitul City Journal at Salem, for tho place. SPLIT COMMISSION WITH CLERK; IS SUSPENDED NEW ORLEANS, La., May 27. Tho real situation in Nicaragua, whero tho Madriz and Estrada sol diers aro struggling for tho control of Blucficlds, is in doubt today. Messages received hero from Blue fields say that revolutionary leader Estrada was vistorious in tho fight ing around Blueflelds, and that Ma drid had been forced to retreat, suf fering a heavy loss. Other dis patches from other points declare YUMA, Ariz., May 27. Federal officors today aro try'"? to round up tho bad Indians who havo been ambushing Southern Pacific trains and hurling rocks through Pullman car windows. Tho officials believe tho redskins arc nttempting to retaliate for tho re fusal of tho government to permit them to continue the funeral orgies that usually included tho burning of the dead buck's possessions, and fre quently fields of grain and buildings that belonged to white settlers near tho reservation. A heavy guard has been placed along tho railroad's right of way through tho reservation. ATrnlriy rna attnnncafnl tlinf tli TCa. trada cuBtoms house on tho bluffs! HETTY GREEN'S SON overlooking Bluefields hns been enp- TO MANAGE PROPERTY lured and that tho storming of the ; city itself may follow. I NEW YORK, May 27. That Col. KAISER ATTACKED BY GERMAN NEWSPAPERS BRItLIN, May 20. For the fitst tlmo slnco tho momon.blo attack by tho Gorman press and tho rolclmtag on tho kalsor In November, 1908, tho knlsor today wan assailed by loading members of tho conservative and pan- Qcrmnn nowapapors. The kaiser's Pacific uttornncos In Londoa last weok woro criticised and ho was con demned particularly for talking pence with M. Plnchon, tho French minis ter ot foreign affairs. LIVING COST TOO HIGH FOR STRIKEBREAKERS ABERDEEN, Wash., May 27. Thoro nro 27 disgusted college men from Stanford university horo today who nro intending to return to Cali fornia owing to tho high cost of liv ing in Washington. Thoy arrived re cently to take the places of striking millhands in ono of tho local .yards and to work in tho construction camps of tho Union Pacific and tho Chicago, Milwaukee & Pugot Sound railways. GATES WILL FOUND TEXAS UNIVERSITY District Attornoy Mulkoy Btntoa tl:nt ho Is considering tho mnttor, but hnB not as yot fully dooldod. bad"weatherprevents curtiss from flying NEW YORK, May 27. Contlnuod bnd woathor today causod another postponement of Aviator (Bonn Our tlsB' plan to nttompt an aoroplano flight from Albany to this city. Our tlsB rocontly nnnouncod Ills Intention of nttomptlng to win tho Now York World's $10,000 prlzo for a success ful flight ovor tho Hudson botwoon Albany and Now York. Ho planned to loavo Albany yostor day morning nt -1 o'clook, but bad woathor Intorforod. Ho ohon decided to loavo early today, but again wns provontod. Ourtlss ald that If the woathor clonrod ho would start this afternoon In his blplnno. Sny, tho Roguo River loaguo Is playing somo ball Just now. Wouldn't wo llko to hook up with somo of thoso Wlllamotto vnlloy teams! Wo havo got a bottor team than Casoy had horo last year, and that la no Joko. Yos. and wo would llko to go to Lnkovlow July tho 4th nnd cop that J 100 purso. Lnfit Sunday's gamo at Central Point wns tho most spectacular of tho season. Isaacs, niacklncton and Hopkins each mndo a sensational catch. Medford won tho gamo In tho first Inning, when Hcnsclmnn started off with a throo-baggor. That wns tho first gamo that tho Medford toam ovor yplayod In Contral Point, and wo lokld It so well wo wnnt to go bnck again. Tho Contral Point fnna do not ap plaud good plays mado by n visiting team. Woll, wo showed you somo ball, and how did you llko it? Ask Tynon Dealt. . UtnplroB l.avo tho rlsht to cbango a wrong decision, nnd romombor, unv pi res, thnt tho plnyors havo cortaln rights. Isnncs had a kick coming, and this was tho first mado by tho team this season. Ills Umps, not satisfied In robbing Isaacs out of a hit, callod a strlko on him boforo ho had time to toturn to his box nftor tho argu ment. Tho games next Sunday and Mon day oiiht to be hummors. Medford plays Grants Pass Sunday at 1 p. m. In ordor that tho pooplo can attend thd aviation moot nftorwarda, On Monday tho Medford w.nd Contral Point teams piny on tho Medford diamond. This gamo will bo callod at 3 p. m and chould bo ono ot tho best of tho sonson. Turn out and pntronngo tho squnrest sport In tho world. NEW YORK, Mny 27. Tho gov ernors of tho stock exchange today susponded E. F. Button & Co. for ono yenr for alleged violation of the rules of tho exchange. The firm was charged with "splitting commissions" in paying an employe a monthly sal ary of $1500 because tho firm re ceived $30,000 profit by the business he secured. Officials of Hutton & Co. deny tho charges and say thoy would con tinue in business, despite tho sus pension. Tho firm hns branches in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Pasadena and Coronado, nnd much of their business comes from tho Pacific coast. SCHOONER WRECKED SANTA ROSA ISLE Tho first messages were sent from ! E. H. R. Green, son of Hetty Green, Bluefields, whero Estrada controls ! will abandon his business interests in tho wireless station. Tho other mes- Texas and come here to aid his sages woro sent from stations con- mother in attending to her affairs trolled by tho Madriz forces. was admitted today at the homo of Efforts aro being made to get in' Matthew Stanley Wilkes, Mrs. Green's son-in-law. communication with tho Paducnh to lenm tho true state of affairs at Bluefields. The Central American colony here, health, deeply interested in the Nicaraeuanl situation, is at sea over the affairs, BANDITS STOLE PLATE GALVESTON, Tex., May 27. Tho ambition of John W. Gates to round a university In Port Arthur, Tox., his homo town la about to bo realized. Gates offorod to add a donblo amount to any fund that tho Hotcodlst gen eral conference would raise for that Mrs. Green is 75 years of age and ralse $i25,000. so Gates' gift will for the last year has been failing in niak the t, fnnd $375,0oo. PAULHAN MAKES NEW HIGH-FLIGHT RECORD VERONA, Italy, May 27. Pnul- lmn today rosts secure in possession of his crown of king of tho bigh- flyors. At tho aviation moot horo tho Fronohmnn yesterday ascended 14G3 motors, This wns 200 motors higher than his former record, made nt Los Angolos, It wns statod today that Paulhnn will mnko nn attompt to bottor bis now ronord boforo tho oloso of tho lo cal moot. GOOD CROWD ATTENDS GRANTS PASS ROSE SHOW Attendance at tho rose carnival at Grants Pass hns boon good, All tho dtaplnys manifested sharp competition nmong tho oxhlbltors, T. P. Grnmor took Bwoopstakos for tho host gon- SAN PEDRO, Cnl., May 27. Ac cording to members of the crew who renched hero today, tho three-masted schooner Dora Bluhm wns wrecked off Santa Rosa island Wednesday night mid is a total loss. Tho crow was picked up by tho jwwer launch Santa Rosa. Tho schooner had been tossed about by unusually heavy seas Wed nesday. Shortly after sundown she struck tho rocks off Santa Rosn. Captain Oticar Johnson nnd his crow of eight men left tho wreck in a small bont, nnd for 24 hours were drivon back and forth by the great swells, not dnring to attempt a land ing. Ten minutes nfter the men left the schooner sho wont to pioces. FRENCH SUBMARINE ' IN THIRTY FATHOMS CALAIS, Mny 27. Tho French submnrino Pluviose, sunk in collision with tho packet Villa do Calais, lies in 30 fathoms of water today. Ex ports declaro that tho Pluvioso can not bo raised boforo tomorrow. This menus thnt uono of the officers or crew of 27 men iu the submerged craft will bo found nlive. Tho submnrino is of tho heaviest typo in tho French navy. CONGRESSMAN 0VERSTREET CROSSES GREAT DIVIDE and private cablo messages throw little light on the true situation. These messages confirm little boyond the fnct that a desperate battle has been in progress. Some messages from Bluefields declare Estrada vic torious. Others say the outcome, Is doubtful, while messages via Man agua tell of victory for the arms of Madriz. Traders who have largo Central American connections arc inclined to believe the Bluefields messages nro the most nuthentic. They declnre thnt if tho Mndriz forces had been victorious they would havo endeavor ed nt onco to secure control of the wireless station nnd flash tho nows of victory from Bluefields. . This, they declare, would have made the news nppenr more authentic than any other sort of dispatch and would havo hastened the thintr Mndriz is most anxious to secure the recogni- FROM JIM HILL STATUE SEVTTLE, Wash., Ma? 27. No clue has been found that would lead to the Identification of tho vandils who Btole ono of the forr bronze plates at the base of tho $8000 statue of James J. Hill on tho exposition grounds, which was unveiled June. he ads are taking on that "vaca tion tone," nowaday. Haskins for Health. last Tho missing plate bsan tho cott.-f of arms of the state of Minnesota. Christian Science. Sen-ice Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Subject of lesson-sermou, "Ancient nnd Modern Necromnncy; or, Mesmerism nnd Hypnotism De nounced." Sunday school at 10 o'clock; testimonial meetings Wed nesday, 7:30 p. m. Tho public is cordially invited to these services. 128 North Grape street, north' Sher man-Clay" music house. - " 4 RARDON'S ASSORTMENT OF CAKES AND FANCY NOVELTIES FOR SATUR DAY WILL PLEASE THE MOST EXACTIN6. f . 4 "it ; -f 56 ACRES OF AS FINE FRUIT LAND AS CAN BE FOUND IN THE VALLEY; WELL LOCATED; WORTH A GREAT DEAL MORE THAN IS BEING ASKED. ADDRESS OWNERS, CARE BOX 496, MEDFORD, OR. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., May 27.- Ex-congressman Jesso Overstrcet, ' who for many years represented Marion county, which includes In dianapolis, in congress, died today, j Overstreet wns for a long time tho elmimmu of the houso committee on1 ..n.w.rr: 1 ....,-. ...i n i IUSIU1.1.1L'L' IIIIU "J D l- 1UUUS, I1U Wtlh dofoated for congress two yours ago, when many of tho Republicans in the stato woro rotirod. . Hnskins for Hoalth. " f THE QUALITY OF RAR DON'S ICE CREAM IS RE MEMBERED LONG AFTER THE PRICE IS FORGOTTEN. --- 56 ACRES OF AS FINE FRUIT LAND AS CAN BE FOUND IN THE VALLEY; WELL LOCATED; WORTH A GREAT DEAL MORE THAN IS BEING ASKRD. ADDRESS OWNERS, CARE BOX 496, MEDFORD, OR. rt If You Are Looking for a Money Maker INVESTIGATE THIS 50 Acres of the finest hillside land in the valley, one mile from Jackson ville on main road and every inch can be utilized. Sightly building spot. Price $225. Good terms. The Best Low Price Proposition 1160 Acres on the Antelope Creek, in one body. This is a great bargain for the price asked. You'll have to hurry to get this at $35 per acre. Investigate This Before You Buy 19 Acres adjoining Burrell Orchard on the south. 5 Acres bearing peaches. 1 1-2 Acres bearing pears. 1 Acre bearing Spits. 9 1-2 Acres 1-year-old Bartletts. 2 Acres bearing Ben Davis. 9 1-2 Acres peach fillers. Houso 6 rooms; barn, good condition; one span fine mares, -wagon, hack and buggy; all implements, including spraying machine. This is the best buy on the market barring none. If interested, call for price and terms, which cannot be beat. How is this for a mid-season bargain? How is This for a Mid-Season Bargain? . 19 Acres, 1 14 mile from Phoenix depot; soil slightly gravel; 6-year-old apples and peaches; 2 houses, one built of concrete; good barn, somo alfalfa. Prico, $4500; $2000 cash, balance good terms. Walter L. McCallum HOTEL NASH LOBBY Ik ! .,-.