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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1911. PXOEj EIGHT prcache'd regularly at the state peni tentiary and the state hospital for the Insane at Salem. The funeral arrangements hrfve not been made. A want ad campaign will sell that automobile or that carriage or that machinery, or thoso fixtures at small cost of tlmo or money. OFFICIAL TAKES SOLDIER BOYS AT SAN DIEGO i i Troops aro Remarkable Fresh After Lonn Trip South Make Raids on "DOLLAS"CAISE. TONIGHT'S LAST GAME OF YEAR FOUNDED FIRST CHURCH HERE The Rev. Thomas Fletcher Royal, Founder of the Methodist Church .1 SSUE WITH TAFT SAYS J. LI GET THE HABIT Mexican Minister of Finance De clares That There Exists no Ex cuse for American Intervention In South Land. American People Should Resent Movement of Troops Says Social Basket Ball Game Between Medfonl Of calling us If you havo any electric work of any kind. Wo can fix you up In the best possible style. It Is a Good Habit and Will Cost You Nothing High and Medford City Teams at Coffee Vendor Off on March to ist But Dollars. Arc Dollars, and Troops are Tools of Corporations. Natatorium Tonight to Wind up Season Which Has Been Great in Jacksonville, the First Religious Edifice in Southern Oregon, Dies'. Rosccrans. NOD ,w-ww " o i : I, vrm ? "m: . I I-v NEW YORK. Mnreh 10. Tukin lirect isHtio with President Tnft, Jode Yves Liniiintoiir, Mexican minister oi'finiiiico, today declared that there existed no excuse for American in tcrvcntioil. Iimanteour added that tlio heallii oi! President Diaz is not jirecarious and that Mexico ein eas ily protect all foreign interests. Under no circumstances, declared Laimontour would Mexico consent to Ameiican interference. Limantour isucd tlic following carefully revised statement: "While undoubtedly the ideas re Kiirdinir tho matter expressed by J're&idnnt Tnft yesterday liavo had i rcnHMiriiijj effect, I consider it un true-, as reported, that representa tions liavo been mudo by responsible -persons to President Tnft or to any other hih official at Washington of a gonoral uprising m Mexico in tho 'feature, or that President Diar,' health is precarious. "Tho latest authorilalivo news '.from Mexico shows an improvement in tho general situation and that l'rcsidcnt Dinr. is attending to his duties as usual, and I regret exceed ingly that so much has been said about possibilities of intervention by ibo United States. I cannot con ecivo of a situation in my country wnranting such action. "My government will, protect not only foreign interests but its own people Undor no circumstances could my government consider tho intervention matter for a moment bcenuso Moxico enn never allow any government to interfcro in tho management of its affairs. AH talk of intervention by any foreign gov ernment is offeusivo to Moxico, Wo simply wish to bo treated as a self respecting government, as any other established government is treated. "Although thero have been sorioiiH distutbauccs for some time in certain' European countries, similar to those in North Western Mexico, tlloro has not been the hlightost intimation of intervention by other European gov ernments, though tho foreign inter ests of those European countries aro largo. "It is generally known that tho in surrectionists in Mexico havo smug gled arms and supplies across the border. Obliviously, tho stationing thero of a large forco of American troops will losscn and probably stop tho smuggling. "Tho presence of troops there probably will have 11 salutory effect on the insurrectionists of North Western Moxico. More than this I cannot believe the American go em inent contemplates. LOWER CALIFORNIA IS SEEN OF ACTIVITY (Conllnuoa front pnen 1.) jip'Hldont nu soon h tho rubelB se cured control. CJonornl Wllllnni Loyva and (Jen oral Hlmon Horlholri, both or Los An geli'B, with 10 followers, slipped across tho l.ovor California boun dary Into Mexlcnll early In January, drovo out the half dozen federal gar risons and burned tho custom houmv Thoy were Joined by recruits, until their number now Is nbout 200 well armed men. An attempt to oust them and recapture Mexlcnll by (Ion em! Voga of tho federal army two weeks ago resulted In tho wounding of Vega and the defeat of his Hoops with slight lobs, (Jouoral I.ejva, It Ih oxpoctud, will evacuate M ox I call within a few das ninl mnreh on KiihoiiimIii. tho fodornl capital of Lower California. He Is ojepoctod to attack Tin .luana. a small town near Han Uhigo, en route Mexlcall Is situated hi the heart of Imperial valloy, about 50 miles from tho Colorado river dam. SAN 1)1 EOO, Cnl., March 30. Undcr command of Colonel St. .Tolip Chubb who arrived with the first battalion early today, the 30th United Slates Infantry from San Francisco is now encamped nt Fort Kosccrnns with the singlo exception of Company A of tho first battalion which is on LMiard at Iho old barracks in the city, General Miss' headquarters Remarkably fiesh and cheerful after their tedious journey of eight hours from Loh Angeles, tho meinbera of (lie LuiM'ilinn under command of Major Koudiois arrived on tho first section at 8:lfi o'elocek. Thoy wore Die first of the troops to arrive for participation in the activities in Sail Diego mid along the border. Tho next two sections, carrying the second and third battalions un der command of Majors O'Ncil and Day arrived in cplick succession. The soldiers lost no time but immediately prepared for Iho hard march to Fori, Itosi'crnns. Citizens had planned to give tho soldiers a rousing reception but be cause of the many delays wore- taken unawares and only a few boys and newspaper men were in tho railroad yards when tho first train arrived. As soon as tho people learned that tho soldiers had arrived, hundreds flocked to tho station. ' Guns were slacked and tho work of loading the transport wagons be gan. Twonly-fivo tons of flour has been ordered by the soldiers alid or dcrs were placed for 75 Ion of po tatoes and lifi tons of vegetables and other provisions. Many of the soldiors tried to inako ji skirmish for coffee Nena was Served on tho train but tho men we.'e promised their coffee as soon as camp was pitched. . A pie merchant llid a laug office business with the wnrriors for a fow minutes. . Peoplo offorlng Icbb dostrnblo prop erties than yours find buyers through ndvertlBlng ovory day. Yqu should bo ablo to. Haaklns for Health. GLEN KliLKN, Cal., March 10.-.-" hope the people' of the United Slates will leseiit this action of I lib government, but I am afraid they will not," biiid Socialist Jacck London todny, commenting on the action of the government in massing two thirds of the mobilo army along the Mexi can border. "Tho action of tho Unit ed Stales is logical. The govern menl lias regard for dollars and op poses democracy. Dollars are in vested in Mexico. Isn't it logical (lien llinl llit! government .should scud its soldiers to protect its dollars? It may bo necessary to send tin troops across the border down into Moxicco to try to crush the revolu tion. Diaz is afraid now, and hell may break loose. "If tho government wants to send troop down there thoy can find ox cuso to do so. They mav be ablo partially to end the revolution." NOTICE. Beginning April 1st, 1911, tho union scalo for painters will bo $4 per dny. On that date tho Initiation foo Into local union, No. C43, Bro therhood qt Painters & Docorntora of America, will be raised. Tho union mcotB ovory Thursday night at 8 p. m. in Anglo hall. C. W. HARRINGTON, Socrotary. 40G North Dnrtlott St. 310 In the basket hall game to bo played on the Natatorium floor to night, local people will be given their Inst opportunity to witness a busket bull gamo hero this bcasoti. The game tonight, between the Mcdfovd High school team and the city team will constitute tho wind-up of a ser ies of games that have been success ful both from the point of view of I playing and also judging it by tin. patronage given the games by tho pupils. As the two local teams have not met since the first of (Im season, a difference of opinion now exists as to which is tho stronger team, so in order to decide this question tho game for tonight was arranged. The game is called for 7:30 sharp Hasklns for Health. A good job Ib rarely found oxcopt through a bualnoBH way of Ronrohlnc for H. Tho accopted buRlncsB way 1b the want ad way. RYES TESTED S ATISF I ED Customers aro my beat advor tlBomontB. That happy, pcacoful, Qoutcutod expression of wonrors of iny bUibbcb signify good vision freedom from oyo-straln. Scientific Optometrist Over Kciitiirr's, Mctlford, HBKH I'JIOIMiltrA' VITTKIh Dr. Rickert Stock Market Firm. NEW YOItlv, March 10.-There was Miiall movement in today's utock market at the opening, but the gen eral tono was firm. Prices rangid fractionally nboo yesterday'o clon ing level. Northern Pacific. Heading Missouri l'aoifio mid National Hall ways of Mexico second prof on od ad vanced !l-8, and Union Pacific and United Slates preferred and Amal gamated Copper 1-2. Tho market closed strong. Honda woro htoady. Not Wall Street, Says Wilson INDIANAPOLIS, 1ml.. Maieh 10 -In an interview hero this afternoon Henry 1. Wilson, nmbnhsndor to Mexico declared lhat he did not le Jiuvo that Wall Street had nnvthi.ig to jdo wil. the hasly mobillrnlioii of Irani Hie Texas frontier Easter Post Cards JUST IN WE WAVE JUST RECEIVED AND PUT ON SALE THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OP EASTER POST CARDS IN THE CITY, AND ALL AT HUSSEY'S POPULAR PRICE :, j . . 1c Each Ladies' Hose LADIES' Cashmoro and fleoco lined Hose; rogular 25c and 35c qualities; all sizes, 19c pair, two lor 35c UNDERWEAR Boys' and Misses' Wo aro closing out our en tiro lino of boys' and missos' flooce linod Under woar at, your choice, 25c Each Bettor' look at those. LADIES' SILK AND SILK LINED GLOVES; 85c $1, $1.25 QUALITY. THIS IS A SNAP, BUT YOU WILL HAVE TO HURRY. CHOICE, 50c Pair IHussey's According to advices received In this city tho Itov. Thomas Fletcher Royal, formerly a methodlst preacher hero, is'dead at his homo In Portland. Ho died Wednesday morning at' tho homo of hi! daughter, Mrs. Harold Ob-erg, 3G EaBt Eightieth street, aftor a brief Illness, at tho ago of 80 yours. Tho deceased had tho distinction of having been engaged In tho minis try longer than any other man In the northwest. Ho was born In Co lumbus, 0 In 1821, entered tho min istry in 184C and in 1853 was trans ferred to Oregon. His first charg hero was tho Jacksonville circuit. He built tho Methodist church there, which was tho first church In south ern Oregon. Ho served a term as school super'ntendent In this county. Sinco his superannuation ho has Electric Construction Co. 220 WEST MAIN STREET PHONE MAIN 0501 I Notice to Investors Income bearing orchards in Rogue River Valley, Ore gon, Medford district, in large or small acreage. Apples or pears; improved laud, suitable for subdividing for or chard purposes. From five acres to five hundred acres. Good, deep soil. Near shipping points. Choice business property, residences and vacant lots in Medford, Or. LA LOMA REAL ESTATE CO. W. H. Stewart F. M. Amy W. H. Savage Room 2, Stewart Building. Pactflc 5351. Home 201-K QPRING I wwwwwwwwwwwwwww ' www rLOTHING Setirftj Brent ClOTIU T HE 1911 MODELS show great improvement over the styles of past seasons ? .''.' v. MUCH DEPENDS ON THE BUYER to II. Ji fc .,. JU-Vi j.! .. WMJ?lOAlHdleUiClii Two Suits of Clothes may look c'xactly alike. The patterns of the cloth are the same; the style identical; the finish just! alike, and yet one is worth 25 per cent more than the other. WHY? They are made that way. We carefully select only the better grades Clothing that wo know we can guarantee to give perfect satisfaction. Wo could buy the cheaper grades and APPARENTLY undersell all others, but we would not be dealiug "on the square." and we could not guarantee satis faction. if T. (?, i rJL ll. .v liAX JalMiA.2 A , I , Ever Buy Out of Town ? '' rJWwwJWfww'www When you are tempted to buy out of the city just remember that we guarantee everything we sell to be worth all we ask and we back it up with "MONEY BACK IF YOU DESIRE" r,s""''' See the New Spring Hat Styles ALWAYS IN EARNEST THE TOGGERY (OF COURSE)