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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1910)
iUW. tmHlmta -, " " ' MEDirQRD MAIL TItlBUNE, BEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1910. 1 t H. u GOLDEN RULE - CM .,, 1 wmmmmwmmmm ' ' mi wwi iwiiiiiiiii 11 f i mi n ii i ! '" """" " '' ' i ' '' . ! n'wn , i ww miwwm m W - - tMMMM .,,.. .- Mtti -- -4- -------. .MM(4MMM0MMMtMMtMtMinHMMMMMHM H y I W 1. V fvuf S ) , Now Open For Business Our OPENING SALE wns a grand .success. Wc arc veiy much pleaded and gratified' .with the response to our invitation to visit the new store and examine the special offerings. Although we opened under difficulties, and were rushed in getting open, we were busy almost every minute from opening time Until' late Jast evening and a great deal of the time we were too rushed to take care of the crowd as it should have been taken care of. We will have more clerks this week and will have everything in place the store will present a better appearance and you will be sure to get waited on promptly. SALE CONTINUES ALL WEEK We will continue the Sale all this week and will continually add new lots of sale goods to those mentioned before. We find that many lines are incomplete, but everything will be in soon new goods are arriving daily by freight and express and now we can open them and put them on sale as soon as they arrive. YOU CAN GOME HERE EXPECTING TO GrET THE BEST GOODS, ALWAYS AT THE LOWEST PRICES. $4.50 SPECIAL MEN'S GOODS Men, we want to show you ihc new lines, including shoes, clothing, underwear, hats, trousers, etc. The newest styles and? the. very lowest prices. Here is one sale that" will give von an. idea of what we are doing. MEN'S HATS. ' ''Gordon, "Lanphcre Skinner," "Ermine" and "J. B. Stetson" brands; all new sta ple and novelty shapes; sizes G 7-8 to 7 l-'l ; worth from $3.00 to $5.00. JO-4C Special Introductory Sale price .$& Suitcases .A swell line of Suitcases now on sale; solid leather 'suitcases; our leader; for (4 AA only 3rMJV Other special values at; $5 and $6.50 WOMEN'S GARMENTS , You will be surprised at the exceptional values in this department. While not all of our goods are in, we wish to show you a lot of sale goods, both, in the ready-to-wear lines and in dry goods, notions, millinery, suits, skirts, waists, fancy goods, etc., at the lowest sale prices ever made in this section of the state. . . You are invited to call and inspect ihe special lots on sale this week. Make this store your stopping place when down town. The Peoples', Popular, One Low Price, Cash Store Akins, Benton & Company StMark's Building, Corner Main and Holly Streets 4 H ( V maSW. mm- m&bm m if m T K n3EW rr B'1 mm--mr 'BIHI B" n ' 1 1 THIS MODEL $2.25 J -,-, , ... 0 ,,, 1 . n . .... . t m t . n 1 1 1 1 11 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 . t 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 , , 1 1 , , , 0 c 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n n n , , , ,,..,..,, ,t ,,, , ,v. . . . . . . ; m 1 I , I ' wmMmmmMmmmmmmammmmmmmmBsammmmtwmmmmmmmmm 1 11 m iWMMOWMWWMUWBjiu i WEST TO CARRY ' LANE COUKTY Afcfcvmlily Ikhiio HoiuJ mill tl"' t'rjiM 4 Hum Not llct'ii Hurled ViXith r- Now rn-jmre for tli Kmn'riil, I Whlrli Will IU Mtt.Coniph'tc. , CANDIDATE DIX FLAYS ROOSEVELT Say Thnt If tin; l'olltlnil IIoum) In to v ClruiiM-d It .Muiit Ili Iiiih j AiTordliiK lo T. Hn l'orhoiin Methods and ly HIh FrleiuN. KUOKNi:. Or., Oct. SO OhwoIiI Wont. tilri'ct iirlmury, iintl-nwHi'iiiltly niuJ HluJic hkhU No. X ciillitnto for uoviirnor, will curry I.no county, thnt nnolniil ntronu ifnl,) of rockrlhbvj rcpulillcunlmn, by iih hlK u iilumllt)- iih thnt given OcorKo U. Clminhitrlnlit In 1000. anil thnt mi-niiM 360 voti-ii or more. Thu vimt bulk of I.nnu county'n ro liubllcniiH do not love I.. U Ilonn nml IJ..nn'i county nenoinbly, nml Ihoy ilo nut lovo Jny Hovirnwin or JnJ llowor miin'M Htnto nimi'inbly. Amioinhly orRnna unit nmombly orntorit, ulioulliift lomlly, my thnt, "An I.iumi county koch, ho kovb tlm Htnto. nml old I.11M0 hnn 11 normal i,iulllcun nmjorlty of 1200 votc." Ho fnr they pnlnt 11 iloturo truo to life. Hut thoy o fnrthor yot, nml horu they Mitimblo tiil fall. "Tho nmiumbly la iUnl In Unno county." thoy Biiy. "Tho votcrit thorn hnvo forKottrn tho iniMotif lily, hnvo lmrM tlii-lr illffvronccM nml nro MUlMKirtlnic Howurmun to n nmii nml hero they Htnrt out with, tho fins mid fliiluh lnino. Tho iiHHPtnlily Ih iloml In l.nno county, but It h not forKotton, ntul tho onrpNo, loft ' lylnK In "tnto too loiut, hnH not fiaoit tiurlcil. Tho republican votoru of Limn county urn propnrlnK for tho fun oral. Muybu tlu nHHombly li'ijilcrH of tho Howorninii hcmhiunrtorH In I'ortlnml luivu not liennl or tlm "l.nno County 11 irot rrlnmry Antl-AHwmlily club," which Iiiih Km honthiuiirtorH u ISuitctu' 27 WITNESSES , 3 IN TIMES CASE (Irnnd Jury In Ioh AhkcK'n HihiiimoiW l Mnny Mi'li I'rpm Hny IlfKlon ! ,vtNllKntin Will Ho MHt Complete f i.VlHi'o Chief Ih QiileHWiit. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20. Twbnty-Bovon wltnoHBOB Biuninonoil from counties nbout tlio Sim Vyi cIhco imy will lovo toihiy unci o 'morrow for hoa AukoIob to tqatlfy lioforo' tho apoclul Kvnntl Jury cnllod to . InvoBllKnto tho ' oxploHlon unil liurtiliiK of .tlio Lob AiikoIob. TlmoB. Tim orYJoo of tho BUbnooniiB lmu boon complotod nml H 1 HUoly thu grand Jury will resumo 11b iionrlnR JK BuSft Of tllO a 7 WltllOBBOB woi-q Bummonod from Bnn FrnnclHco.qth ,o Woro from Onkiid, lloruoloy, Olant, Port Cqattv nml SiuiBnllto. Tho Horvlco of tho BiimmoiiBOB whb uccompllBhpd Uhotit nny 'rW thltoli hoUvoen Ohlof of Pollco 8oy miir nml Attorney Knr J nononi, Tlio wrltB wpr bundled ontlroly by dp tootlvou frdm Los AiigoleB, NUW VOUIC. pet. 29. In 11 copyrlunt oil iirtlPln In tho Now York Kvcnlng I'ot IikIuv. Jolin A. nix. (li'inncrntlu cnmlU j ilnto for Kovernor of Nuw York, flnyji TllOOlltlll) ItOOHDM'lt. "Ihul ltooHi-vi'lL known thnt tho kov rrnor woulil ntttinpt to put tho rcpifb llcnn Iiouko In onlor," tho nrtlclo HnyH. "Tho AlliU trlnl ami tins Imiumnro cnn iIiiIh would linvo been ImpOHHlblc. What wo boo toilny lit tho SnrntoRn nominator, tho arilont prpuchpr of pur polltlcw, n MoclatlnK with nuch purlflrr an Col linn, HomlrlckB and Alilrlilpo. lloonovolt In ri'ltoratliiK tlio Hamo old nppcnl, If tho polltlcnl houno bo cleansed thorouKb ly It intuit bo nccorillnK to bin porsonnl inuthoilH ntul ilono by bin frlcmln. Tho publlo hiirf not forKotton tho promlscH ItooRuvvIt mnilo 12 years no nml what hnH happened In thimenntlmo" OEFICE OF MAYOR IN SALEM BEGGING PORTLAND, Or.. Oct. 2!). -Salem In without mayoralty cundldtitea and tho officii promlot'B to o bogging at tho comltiB prlmnry election. Ap pnrontly nobody wnnta to bo chief oxootttlvo of tho Heavor capltul. Clt UonB or tho city nro much wrought up In !oiiBO(uoneo, m tho city print nrlfH occur iext weolc. t if The cnmpnlgn Stilem Is nbout to enter upon for n Biipply of moun tain wntor lfl tho renaon for the Inch of nBplrnntB for offlco. Many op pose the iichomo, bollovlng thi,wuer of tho Willamette rlvor enn o fil tered and iisod In tho city mains. On tho othor hand, It Jo urgod thnt It Snliim Ib to hoop tho capital, It mttat Bocttro c pttro water supply, Blnco the city baa had difficulties In tho past in tblB rognrd and opldomlea re Biiltod. Thin Ib largely tho renaon prominent cltUonB nro aldoatopplng the hiayoi-Qlty. It la held thnt tho work Involved In 'ntrnlghtonlng out tho witter situation ontwolgba tho honor of the position, 8I1190 thoro Ih no aalnvy attached to the, offlco, I'lU'lflO CotiHt KIiuiIm, At Snn KrnnolBco II. H. Vernon ,,,.,,'. vl 10 Onhlnnd . . .. ...... - 7 At t.oa AngoloB--' Portland ...,.,.,,,. 1 7 Loa AngoloU . . ,j . , , . At HiioriunoiHu - San Frnnclaco , , . , ,,0 Saornmonto ,..,,.. ' 1 ? 1 a is, a Medford Theatepr Friday Night Nov. 4 J DENIMAN THOIMPSON mid GEO. W. RYER'S Everlasting Character Play OUR NEW CA.&tiW. MINISTER A Story of Life in New England by the authors of "THE OLD HOMESTEAD" Coming from its third successful engagement in New York City, and fifth in Chicago. SAME "NOTED CASTS MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION Seat sale begins Wednesday, November 2. .w. CALIFORNIA JUSTICES CAN'T GET SALARIES IIERE'3 CHANCE FOR EIGHT YOUNG MEN (Hi SACKAMKNTO. Oil., Oat 29 Tlio mivou Juntlci'H of tlio Htiito Huprcmp court W H. Ilfittty, IV M AiiKidlottl, I.uclan Hluiw. I W. Hi'nulmw, II. A. Slolvln, W. it LorlBini nml M V. HIohh luivo nut drnwii tiolr saliirlcH for tlio pnHt yi-ir, li'uvlnif $50,000 Ullo In tho Httito trt'HHiiVy. Tho roaHon ulven fur tho fall uro. of 1'iicli membor to rcculvo IiIh 18000 Ib Ijcciiuso lio cannot nmVo nffiilavlt thnt thoro Ih no coho boforo him which linn ro iimlnotl unilecltlcd for uioro tluui 90 iluyn from thu tlmo It won Bubndttcil, Tho lirlbory cuho of Abo Huof, now on upiu'ul, Ih Uolfovoil to bo tho obstuclQ In tho wny of tho JiuIki'b Kottlr.K their pay. In tho inenntlmo tho money ciin bo limni'd out nt Inton-Ht by tho Htato troiiHuror, thoroby curnlug tho Htnto (1020 to ilnto. , j- , STUAJIKlt CALLS FOIt' TIK38 1V WIHKLKSS K WovU-fc-ul'-i's ''u1 every help wnutoil ml, Your ml will cot .you up pllonllonu from tho host of tho "oil- SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 29. After pounding on tho Bhoro off Point HoyoB for ovornl hourB hiBt ulglit, tho schooner CluuioB Nolaon limped Into port today, llttlo tho woyso for woar. Cnptntn L, 0. Hanson report ed all Btifo on bpnrd and very llttlo of his enrgo of lumbor lost, Wlrolesa calls for nld rocolved lnat night lod to tho belief that the scboonor, with her crow of 30 men, woro In danger of sluicing, and curly today the tug Son Lark was sont to hor nld, Tlo Nelson flontod off nt jilgh" tldo, howovor, after somo of tho' cargo waa thrown ovorboard, and enmo Into port under bor own Btoam, No iiowb has boon rocolved from Point Aronn, whoro anothor vossel wiih roported naboro at, about tho snmo tlmo tho Nelson wont ngvoumL Jln,sl!lns for hon.Uh SPOKANE, Wash . Oct SO.Elzot young vomonQlving In Mroolclyn, N. x., nnd suburbs hnvo Kent ti Joint letter to tho publisher or i" local newspaper, requeuing him to put them In touch with niii.n,in ,..o... ers, npiilo-grawoi-B preferred, who de sire WlVfS. Thnlr. nnm.w ,,,! .i drosses follow; .Marjory Uoby and iv,im uecijor.v 4-10 Nineteenth street, ?2Vt!l, -"roeklyn: Bertha Sccholpor, 191 Wood 1)1 lll Hfronf llrnnlrlvn. I ! Stengor, 1348 Pntnnm - nvonueV lirooklyn; May Glff. 0 Honsnmn otroet, Brooklyn; Julia and Mlnnlo Pnlsgrnf, ir4 Newton otreet, Brook lyn. Tho letter doses with" ,tbla ex ex planateon: "Some tlmo ago wo rend In a Now -ork paper that t'lere are not enough women and girls In tho In- liiiiu cuiiuru. incro nro oignt of IIB and WO wnulil liincrv If un r.i.i.i find mon to suit, Please print this lottor In your pnpor, aa wo are in earnest about this mnttor. Wo .can glvo satisfactory loforencea nnd should bo glad, to oxchango photo gnipiis wiin any ono who can runt sh recommendations as to chnro'ctor anil prospects. We havo heard of tho big rod apples and flnq crops and' wo nro rondy to holp m tho work." t Fine Watches - - "We are showing comiiletejines of all the best makes of watches. Waltham, Elgin, Howard, Illinois and othei's. Every watch is fully guaranteed to give per fect satisfaction- and we stand back of every watch we sell. REPAIRING? is our specialty everything guaran teed to give perfect satisfaction. "We jilso do engrav ing and jewelry repairing and manufacturing. NEW JEWELRY NOVELTIES Our line of fine jewelry novelties is very complete. Anything in the line of rings, brooches, necklaces, pins, emblems, bracelets, etc., etc., may be found here in the very latest styles. Come here for loose or mounted diamonds. We can show you somo special values and, guarantee perfect stones. All kinds of mounting done on short notice agates "lid other minerals polished and mounted in, any man ner that you may desire. B. T. VAN DE CAR PHIPPS BUILDING X W NATIONAL CONVKXTIOX ,OV CllltlSTlAX CUUHCIl TO OHKGOX LOCAL yiiiM ms AX . OHDKIt KHOM SO. .MKHKU Tho Nicholson llnrilwnro company bns rvcplvcrt nn orilor for flshln'i tncltlo wjilcli nmaunti'il to ovop 80 from nupnoa AyrcB, ' H, L Kelly nont for tho gooils, Mr. Kelly wh formerly In qlmrgo of tho flHli batehory on 131k creek and avldontly knuw Unit kooiI flHhlntf tncklo coulil bo bouKht In Mvilfpril. PORTLAND, Or., Oct. 2a.Lnrge ly through tho good offices of tho other coast cities who boosted for Portland, the uo.t national conven tion of tho Christian church will como to this city during tho first half of July, 1911. From British Columbia to Mexico, commorclal bodies backed up by tho Portland Commercial club In asking for next year's gcthorlng nnd tho combined npneal was successful. Thoro will bo n very largo attend unco at thin convention and groat bonoflta vJU follow to tho whole const because of tho largo number of vlsltoia, many of whom wllj soo this section of tho country for tho first tlmo. , . Portland will build a tompornry structure thnt will sent 10,000 poo plo'for tho convention. Plans aro now undor way whoroby tho Chris tian churches of tho city will erect tho building on land U?aEod by tho Commorclal club. It Ib llkoly thnt this nrrannemont will bo mado Haaklns for health, Farm Lands and Orchards Pine ranch, partly sot to trees, fine soil, good location, to exchange for Seattle property. 50 acres, just north of Phoenix; county road runs through it; heavily wooded; will cut into 5, .10 and 15-acro tracts. Must soil at once. One-third cash will handle. 28 acres, fine Boar crock bottom land, subject to ditch,. cheap and good terms, 23 acres in Crestbrook, half sot to trees; fine buy if tak i on at onco. $2500.00 will handle. Corner lot on West Main: lot 1, block 1, Highland Park. . Make me an offer. House and lot on West Side, $425. Wo have the finest of bearing orchards, largo tracts for colonizing and timber for further orders. Any thing -in real estate at D. H. JACKSjON -B- COMPANY 118V2 WISJJT MAIN STRUT B1 III Hill m m ' At ( 'i ti til ii is A I" 'I m t !I