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ift I. If r 'ft. l l-.i J . P AGE EIGHT ftfEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MDFORT), OREGON, TUESDAY, tARCII 281911. BIG RUSH FOR FHIDAYISEATS "Merry Widow" Proves Great Draw ing Card Regular Company Com ingMessenger Boys Line Up at Box Office. To Indlcito that local plnyROcr ' are highly intorcutcd in the ever-popular "Merry Widow," a Ioiir lino of prospective patrons appeared at the office of the Mcdford theater In Has kins.' drug Btoro yesterday morning when seats were put on salo for Henry V Snvngc's delightful pro duction of Kninz Lehar'H light opera classic. Many sent messenger boy? to stand In lino. It would ho an of fenso to tho average playgoer's In telligence to recount tho charms of "Tho Merry Widow," because most of tho regular patrons of tho theater Imvo seen this piece and rccognlzo Its oxcollenco. "Tho Merry Widow," however, le ono of tho really good things theat rical thnt mny bo seen many times mid enjoyed over and ovor again. It Is like an old friend In whom ono finds new charniB at each now meeting. Tho company which will Interpret "Tho Merry Widow" hero Is claimed to bo tho host that has yot' appeared In this ploco. NumL-ored among the principals aro Mnhel Wllber, Charles Meaklns, Ivy McLaurln Macauley, Campbell Sdott, II. K. (I rati urn, Krod Frear, F. J. McCarthy, Harold Wake and Leona Brandt. In addition to this cast, thoro Is a chorus for whom Iioth vocal mid physical charniB nrc ussured, and two orchestras, tho Sav ngo grand ojiora orchestra under the direction or Ilralun VandonhorR, and tho IlmiRarlan TrouhadourB under tho leadership of Nicholas Iloday. lMlllMBinvlHHaMMuannnaMiaainmaaaHaMn""MmmKmimaMRiiMBMnM H s$ iff lik i && I I m WZMB 1 I, "Zg'gZLZa'W I mabpi aii nei- I n niBX? .,.. 1 I &.-..,. '& H ? JJ X yZmBS CHARLES MEAKINS. VlllJ fS- f 7 V IB ll 1 isr - - ,: i& I bs3uffbocJCtmY fOylWPffinfatrx. tussiyedncofflSOW :Jspbycdrokc(ffl0Jl ra3 rAtcs? Sflr!0rii4arjMfs. orA too TlMts ' ere soonm is. SAAGEGRAND OPERA ORCHESTRA GOLD RFAI TVfHAD ''I ""HUNGARIAN TROUBADOURSgrlMEDALDLAU I UfMlbl " l i " LIGHT FROST L T T; E lturr McTntosli. When Ilurr Mcintosh appears at Iho Medford theater tomorrow night ,1t will ho because of conditions some what out of tho ordinary. Although ho has been n successful actor, au thor, photographer and publisher, IiIh "Call of tho Wild" seonis to ho the lecturo platform. When ho returned from Cuba In 18D8, where he went as a Bpeclal correspondent for n number of lending publications, ho igave a lecture, Illustrated by more than 200 views taken by himself. It was called "What Llttlo I Saw of Cuba," Hut the "llttlo". proved to bo (liilto a good deal, as ho told iiiany trutliH which wore not relished very heartily by several who como home crowned with laurel wreaths. When Jlr. Mcintosh roturnod from tho fa iiioub IMilllppIno trip with I'roBldent Taft ill 190G, ho gavo hlu Illustrated Jocturo, "With Secretary Taft In the Orlont" throughout tho country for tho two following years. It was the best exposition of our oriental pos sessions that tho American people Jmvo had. Then followed his greatest effort, "Our Country and Its Fu ture." His "plain talk" as ho pre fers to cull, with tho 400 wonder fully colored views, has created a profound Impression In tho various lics In which it has been given In the past. Pew of the orchards in the valley were 'fired Mtiiulay evening owing 10 Iho fact that in the evening Professor I'. J. O'Qnrn in charge of local weallier bureau notified bin foreeast made earlier in the day and gavo cen tral u warning only to punch growers whose orchards are located in low spots. There was not enough frost to injure apples and pears. It is not thought thai tliero will ha n killing frost tonight lint call cen tral after 7 o'clock for further in formation. VESSELS SEARCH WATERS OF SEA FOR BODIES WOOD!!! FREED BY JURY VICTOHIA, 11. C, March 28. Following (lie recovery of Iho hodv of Jolin Henderson, nged 28 years, one of the Victims of (ho Scchcll wreck off William Ilcnil Sntiirday, officers on vessels plying tho straits are on the lookout for moro bodies. Henderson's body was kept n float by a lifebuoy and it is generally believ ed now that nil (he passengers of (he boat were warned before tho craft sank. Men who debarked at Willaiu Head stated today (lint tliero wore between 'JO and 'J7 persons aboard the boat when she went down. Atueli wreckage is now drifting in. Henderson's mother lives nt Tody, Wyoming, lie is a native of York shire, Kughind.l TENUIS CLUB E1B1S0FHCEB Board of Directors are Instructed to Purchase Property on End of Oak dale Avenue Mealy is New Presi dent. Tho Oakdwale Tennis club held its annual meeting Monday evening and Instructed Its board of directors to purchase tho property on Oakdale It has had under option for some time, and to proceed with tho work of pre paring tho courts. William I. Mealy wjib elected pres ident; II. 10. Tinny, vlce-presldont, mid Paul Janney, secretary and treas urer. The following board of directors was named: Messrs. Mealy, Janney, Johnson. McNealy, Ueeson, Tinny and Campbell. ORCHARDISTS ARE TO MEET APRIL 2 The Horticultural Society will meet on Saturday, April '2.' At the meeting the society will pass on the new constitution which hn- been prepared by tho committee which was appointed at the last meet ing. The old constitution was inade quate and full of errors. I'rof. O'Gnr.i will address the so ciety on "Lead Arsenate Spraying." This is an important subject. SAYS HE OBTAINED GREAT SUM THROUGH BLIND POOL DIED. Ilannei nt the Southern Oregon Hospital at 0 a. in. sniu's llauuer, about -10 years of age. Home ut Haulier's F.Ik, N. (.'., hodv will be shipped to that place. ,1. A. l'eil, Prt to undertaker. 'session Boys Arc In Bad. Four Hrants l'ass hoy- got on a lark last Wednesday evening, and painted the windows, blackboards and floor of the high school. On Saturday they wore sentenced to 10 days in jail, but paroled pend ing good conduct. The damage done must he made good and the boys spend their time before mid after school scraping paint from the window panes. Kcystoncrs Sidestep Suffrage. HAimiSOIuntCr. la., March 28. Wonian Buffrago in Pennsylvania was sidetracked today. The senate Judi ciary committee referred the measure to the committee on elections to re the legislature at the 1911 PITTSHURO, Ph., March 28. Charles Sheldon was arrested here today on the chargo of obtaining more than .$1,000,000 through blind pool brokerage operations in Mon treal. Sheldon fears violance when ho returns to Canada and is being guarded to prevent suicide. ST. ELMO'S FIRE MADE SHIP LOOK LIKE HUGE FIRE SKATTLK, Wash., March 28.A possible explanation of the supposed marine fire reported off Eureka Fri day night, is seen here today in the .story told by offjpers of the French fro mimm That Mrs. Alien Winters and Wil liaiii Wutkius did not murder Charles Winters, husband of the woman, i the bulief of the grand jury and at tho ttiiggoHtion of H. F. Mulkey th ehnrgu was dropped. Tho woman told a straight stor, to the jury which firmly convinced thuui of its truth. She snid Winter wan disabled, having but one arm. tho farm heavily mortgaged and th it he had buoomu diocourngod mid (tone to Portland or near there. She promised to try and get word to him nud notify the dint riot attor ney if hho did roach him. The charge of unlawful eohabita tiou wan dropped also. BIG CROWD AT GAME IN FAR SOUTHLAND LOS ANORLKS, Oil., March 28. AViiahinglou Park, with a beating cap acity of 8,000, was crowded toi the limit this afternoon for the opening gunio of the Pacific- Coast Lenitue Los Angeles botweon Portland and tiio AngelH, A big mitomobilo purado of oily officials, baseball magnates and fan loft tho city hall at 1 p. in. travel ing to tho baseball park in a round jjibout route. Honry Horry, Frank ,Dillon, Walter McCredie and the plav .ors occupied the lending automobile. A largo crowd was waiting for tie .procession when it roaehed tho park mid tho player ran unto the now grasfl diamond to tho inspiring stiiiim. of "Pixio" id tho cheers of the Hpeolatora, I , "J'M'HJNJ-.IJ l ! . . i . " -j. 48 J t" UiflH&i 101 ,' .7W7rr BL-SSlX .'..? I ht.'-i".-, ' vVvixv hdwwi Z:JZ&y.,JEAi'' . MBN.Ki SRPT5 ! ' jwSMI . .. .."Hilvs . RA-W-l wmwsmr ni2V'I?V Private Ambulance Service Sick and Injured Conveyed to Any Part of the City or Country. JOHN A. PERL PHONES: Day Bell Main 351, Residence 41 1 1; Home Phone 179-L Owning a Good Watch is a XISOKSSITY theso days when time is so im portant. If you haven't a watch, or perhaps want a hotter one than you aro at pres ent carrying, come in and see what we have to offer. Prices to suit your purse. Martin J. Reddy THE JEWELER NEAR POSTOFFICE Nine Watch and Jewelry Repairing, Diamond Set ting and Engraving. "Buy at home and help Medford." Exclusive Agency ORANGE BLOSSOM CANDY PURE DRUGS Exclusive Agency VINOIL The Place to Get Your Prescriptions Filled Squirrel Poison BOSS Squirrel Poison gets them and gets tho best results if sown now. Condition Powders Buy now and horo and your stock will be well cared for. Main 101 Day or Night MecKord Pharmacy "IUTY AT 1IOMK AXD II KLP M KI) KORD M Near tho Postoffico Hark Mux whii-h has just arrived here, I'M days out of North Shcids, England. The senraen say that while they were off Eureka, California Friday night the ship was suddenly illum inated from stem to stem with St. Elmo's fire. For two hours they say the flickering tongues of ghostly light Ipnyed on the rigging and shrouds of the vessel. Then a thouiiderstorm ended the display. Woman Fights Suffrage. SPRING FIELD, 111., Mnreh 28. Phoebe Cotizins, a former suffragette, will address the lower house of the Illinois legislature tomorrow in an ef fort prevent passnge of a bill grant ing suffrage to women of the state. The henate recently passed the suf frage measure. SAN DIEGO, Cal., March 28. Mnncuvers at Grossmont by the sold iers of the provisional .brigade of United States regulars under General Hliss will begin Thursday or Friday. Typhoid vaecinntion is still delaying the work. IRRIGATION We have the Water and the Terms are Easy Rogue River Valley Canal Co. FRED N. CUMMINGS, Manager. Offices 3d floor Medford National Bank Bldg Irrigated Orchard Tracts The Returns from Strawberries and Cantaloupes grown in be tween the trees will meet your payments. ROGUELANDS INC. FRED N. CUMMINGS, Manager. Notice to Property Owners -. .. i The Mcdford ."Realty Association has been organized and comprises about six ty of the most reliable Heal Estate men in the city, and under its rules and By Laws we are required to list property on a different basis. The intent and purpose of this Association will be cheerfully given by any member thereof, and wc earnestly request that all persons having property listed with us, and all those desiring to list property with us, call at our office and let us explain the works of the association. This will be necessary to effect a satisfactory sale of your property, and wo extend a cordial welcome to all. Cornitius-Garner Realty Co. No. 1 33 W. Main Street "Gold Medal" and "Blue Ribbon" Two Famous Brands of Flour Both are sold exclusively by us in Mcdford. Both are the best for the mon ey. Both will please. Call us up and let us deliver a sack for trial. O yes, you'll keep on using, the first one you try. You may want to keep both in your home. Warner, Wortman & Gore GROCERY PHONE 280. "BUY AT HOOT, AND HELP .AlEDFOKMX" MARKET PHONE 281 I . .'.. 22 Acres 8 acres in orchard, modern house, good barn iu;ut:bu sun m valley, close in, price right ricnest seil: in va ley, COAAA will handle, vnnr ifJuWU own terms on 1-inl --w w rwSWV Bittner & Clark Room 207 Phipps Bldg. ' .'