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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1910)
- .l WMWX ''Wfr.WT.:' Si tm-. vB mkofihid TlttBUNE, aaaPffORD. ORlSgON. TUESDAY, S15PTISMHHK. 27, 1,010, MmM "STODDARD:DAYTONSw $ Qsyr4-4' T Tlofrio ror4 tv To-1r-o Toz-fc-rvlvJ- j"v a-- 17 1 ---,- -4-!-, iAm42a vjyci. . lyavio aguxi iua i vivovjli, juocpumc anu AViaiJJTdUUL lAJUJULLlCS -jjjp "M, O '- - r V ' JL Of Special Note To Prospects BRIGHT NOW is the best time to order your car for spring delivery. fjfStoddnrd-Daytoii output is always sold ahead and if you wait until you are ready to use your car you can't get it. Examine a Stoddard-Davton car and you will sav that it offers the GREATEST YALTJE FOR THE MONEY. Catalogues mailed on request. Demon strations by appointment. ; ; !II1i I y Kt, W. ..n s&s? iSatai Au. : m VI Stoddard-Dayton 20 H. P. 5 Passenger ii STODDARD-20 11-M Touring Gar :s . ' '' A! 5-passeuger touring car, designed for those whose requirements do not call for .higher power. "Wheelbase 112 inches; .tires 32x3 ; (4-inch tires if desired, extra); cylinders 4x4; dual ignition 'system, including inagncto; robe-rail; 5 lamps; genera genera eor: horn, jack, tools and tire repair, outfit; f. o. b. Dayton, $1275. (Top extra.) r : Marvels of Beauty Power and Speed 20, 40 and 50 H. P. OARS IN 30 STYLES OF BODY. PRICES $1275 to $3000. Selection of a car in harmony with your views and your purse is made easy, and no mutter what model you select you wjll ob tain a HIGH CLASS CAR, because all of our models and designs are high class. SSM W& wgm Stoddard-Dayton 40 H. P. 5 Passenger "Stoddard-Dayton 40" 11-A Touring Car $2300 .Five passengers. Furnished also with frontdoors, $100 extra. C3'linders43-4x5; 2 independent ignition systems, including Bosch D4 magnetto; wheelbase 120 inches; tires 36x4; Nq, 2 "Universal Q. D. demountable rims, including one extra; robe-rail; 5 lamps; Prest-O-Lite tank; and complete equipment; f. o. b. Dayton. (Top $120 extra.) u.?"; ,. EWJiho!! H sszxiai m Stoddard-Dayton 50 H. P. 7 Passenger, 4 doors. "St-oddard-Dayton 50" 11-P Touring Car $3000 Seven passengers. Doors front and rear. (Front doors omitted desired.) Wheelbase 130 in.; tires 36x4; No. 2 universal Q. D. demountable rims, including 1 extra; cylinders 5x5"; 2 independent ignition systems, including Bosch D4 mag netta; shock absorbers; robe-rail; footrcst; 5 lamps; Prest-O-Lite tank; horn, jack; etc.;"f. o. b. Dayton. (Top $125 extra.) A MODERN SCALPER. Tht Littla Comedy That Wat Playad Between the Acta. A little coimtly Iteiwreit mt8 enllv pnu III lugs, ut u Broadway ilieiiter one chairman. The motion to elect Roosevelt temporary chairman brought Abe Gruber to his feet with a bitter ar raignment ot the coloned. The nUtlii lust wcelt. A middle ui:wl iiuiti j Roosevelt men hissed and cat-called accompanied by bis wife n directly J the aUack continued. The delo- Ihsuimu protiy youus Bin uimi iwr ni. gateg of the two facMonB open,y curL At the end of the drsi act Uiv middle aged lunn u-cut uui for "Tri-wi air" lie came back liringiti Hie xuiWI of 'Hie fresb ulr and Kiiyer splrlin with Islm nis wife pive him u riliiriMl Klam-e. and like u tfusu I) it hand weni unUo bis vest. There duiiKlIng from the. tup button watt n hunch of brown, curly puffs. Tbure was a dyimiiiitlt-ul wcoutl as the wife held the puffs In bcr white gloved bund uud looked at thtflu. Now she was uot a Jealous wife Just vt common Reuse little wo man, ready to meet an emergency. Kbef looked nt the heads nbouf ber. Tji? pretty girl's buck bulr looked as ,!f 'iT jilec had fallen out., The wife Jwiitl over to the side awny from the jtjri'H escort and whispered. The girl slipped a hand down and back, and be, wife stealthily laid tbo buncb of puffs, which her husband hud carried avav on his vest button In tho owner's hand Tho latter kept them concealed, gently and artfully reached up, pinned them Into place, and escort, watching the .rising curtain, was none the wiser. vNew York Times. ROOSEVELT IS CHAIRMAN V (Continued from pace 1) tlio state commiffeel citing "letters from Rooseylt himself declining tho vc airmanship. Then omination of the former pres-, Ident was tho signal for a bitter at tack on the colonel by Abe Gruber, a delegate. Grubor'e remarks was tho signal for the animosities of the delegates In both factions to break ofrth", and they cursed and cat-called each other, so Hint tho speaker seareely could bo heard and the voice of Roosevelt, who rose and stated that the attack on him might pro ceed, was drowned in the confusion. Curse Each Other. Uftloltlag on the temporary chair manship began at 2;ij!0 p.. m. Al bany oiiHty led off with' 28 votes for Sherman. Oflgftte Hicks presentod the name cursed each other. Teddy's Fnce Flames. Roosevelt, his face aflame, raised has hand and sheuted: "Gentlemen, keep quiet. Let him talk. Each side should have a chance. Give them a square deal. Better order." "Twelve years ago I warned the republican convention," cried Gru ber, "against turning the White House into a shooting gallery. Tbo advice was unheeded and since then the man who has ever since been shooting has seen tho party divided, candidates defeated and business de prescsed. "The- apostle of Darringer practice, while president, abused Judge Hnuinphrey for rendering a decision which to tills day has been un re vised. When Haywood and Moyer vere tried the same shooter sought to Influence tho Jury by holding up these leaders of labor as undesirable citizens." CADETS ON STRIKE (Continued from Pace L) though Burt wuh oppcratcd upon the next day in the hospital. After the open break by tho ca dets nt mess Saturday night, Captain Logan forced the corps to Icavo tho mess hall at "double quick" and it is nid forced tho cadets to repeat tho double quick for un hour thereafter. Sunday tho cadeffi agaiii refused to eat, Captain Lo'iui repented tlie.so tactics and kept them drilling until. Koine of them nearly dropped from ex haunt and hunger, according to the report circulated outside of the aca demy, DAVIS WINS OVER PATTERSON Continued from Page 1) Y. In tho race for tho ubernntoriul ef Colonel Roosevelt as tomporarynomi,mtion Grant Dimuiick won first honors in this county by getting 55 more votes than his nearest competi tor, Jny Bowerman. Abraham came next with 11 less votes than Bower man while Hofer followed Abraham with 12 votes less.' The vote wu$: Dimmick 310; Bowerman 264; Abra hura 253; Hofer 241. F. W. Benson proved a popular candidate in the race for nomination as secretary of state defeating his opponent, A. Wingute by 308 votes. The vetes: Benson 736; Wingato 338. T. B. Kay, antinssembly candidate for treosurer defeated R. W. Hoyt in the county by 429 votes. The vetea: Kay 746; Hoyt 317. In the race for nomination us Su preme Justice, Bean was first with 788 votes, Moore second with 755; Burnett third with 092; MoBrido fourth with 582, while McCnmmel brought up tho rear with 282. Fou ure to be nominated. For Attorney generalship, Craw ford defeated Hart in this county by 376 votes. The vetes: Crawford 694, Hart 312. t h. It. Alderman, unnppoBed, was biven 807 votes for nomination as Suprintendcnt of Public Institutions. Dunniway defeated Clark in this county for the office of Stnte Printer by 67 votes. The vetes: Dunniwuy 549; Clark 482. O. P. Iloff was defeated byG. M. Orton for Labor Commissioner by 43 votes. The vetes: Orton 498; Iloff 455. F. II. Miller, unopposed, was given 771 votes for Railroad Commissioner. John Lewis, unopposed, was given ceived 856 votes ns nominee for Stnte Engineer. For members for the Board of Contrbkv J." T. Chinock received u majority of 284 over F. K. Qotin. The vete: Chinock 604; Getin 314. Frank M. Calkins for Circuit Judge polled tho highest vote of any un apposcd candidate, receiving 1032 votes. V J. A. iiuchnunii, ror Htato Hepsen- tutive', was given 880 votes. Tho vote for unnpposed county candidates wrts: Coleman clerk, 1017; Colvig, recorder, 020; Bellinger tot sheriff 826; Crono Miller, treasurer, 977; Greiez, suveyor, 921; and K)l log, coroner, 045. August D. Singler was nominated for constable in this distric andG. O. Taylor for justice of the peace. If there's nothing 'rant ad can help you to accomplish you're lead Ing too quiet a life! Send a Messenger that will meet with the ap proval of the recipient of your message. Any old kind of a messenger won't answer. The best should always be sent "if" you wish the re cipient to pass a favorable verdict. What you think about busi ness stationery isn't quite so important as what your corre spondent thinks, Don't buy r Tht standard f.tftr fir tullfuil Huthiitrf (M MnDIHE wm "Lfcker llu vmHr-tftarh" because it pleases you, but because it influences the man you write in your favor. Ou AMrtiini( Bono l a clean, crfap paper, uud lot clean, criap butine folic. It I told on the assumption that -( ihcra'a economy In quality. A handsome specimen book given upon request show.' inx letterheads and other business forms, printed, lithographed and engraved cm the white and fourteen colore. MadebylfAMrtHiais PAriR Cowtahv, the nly paper makers in J world malting bond Taper exclusively. Medford Printing Co. t Wait for the Opening FRIDAY You are urged to wait aud attend the "OPEN ING"oJ. ho new store next Friday afternoon. Complete new stock of. Dry O oods, Notions and Ready-toWear Goods. J..C. MANN Music from 3 to 5 Baker-Hutchnson Old Stand Medford, Oregon. i,' v XJ J i ";-?'i-. sAkIIi i J RESOLVES Tha best resolution for yo to make is to come to ui for your uoxt suit, if you wmut boaiethin 'out .of 4b .tfrJJirisvy. We do the beat Work a'taj ohrf the lowest prioe. W. W. EIFERT rn pmOQBKsMsrm txxlom TOO LATE TO CLA88IFY. -f -f -f -f -f f -f. WANTKD Nhwo wanted nt iho AhIiIiuiiI hospital for traitiin,'. ''tC l?he finest (Sample Rooms in tho city. Single rooms or en suite also rooms with bath Hotel Moore Telephone in Krery Room Rau -Mo.hr Company Proprietors. Ctiriinn Plan KOIt liWN'P riiiiul nffii.,. v.,w....u 1,... yiiirtinj arooKory Htuido. if FOH SAIil'J Ily ownor hovoh room hoiiHo on K"'d Htreot, worth .f.'lOUO will Roll for JplifiOO ciihIi, oonioit walks in front and around Iioiiko wator sowor and will oomploto hath hIko ono hoaujiful cornor lot with Hower and Hidownllc, price $7fi0 oiihIi,. Two cheap lotH at f.ino and $2125. All Hiiiua locality. AddroHH Owner Caro Mail Trihuno. lflS FOR fclALI Fruit farm on nonr' orook hottoni, .M aoruH 0110 rind 0110 miloH from Talon; Hoil vory fortil; youiijr oruliitrd of nppltiH, moHtly NowtowiiH and SpitHj 12 1-2 uoron lib poaiH 2 itiiroH in pcaclion; fiuo now Iioiiko, l'ivo room, hatli nml nnnirv! Hdroon ponroh on two hIcIob; Imr'n, omoKcn noiiHo and othor outhuildiiiRH A fino woll of water at tlo door; all fenood $8000. Como to Talon and I will Hhow you tho pltico, Lot Jud RobortB lliiildln, tf