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p q A tl v 1 v V r ll 0 (1 11 1 0 I t C r ) t r s 1 z J i, t ' I! 4 f r 4(1 PAGE SIX ftlEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, APRIL 2, 1911. JUDGE CALKINS PASSESSEHTENCE Two Arc Taken to Salem Where They Will Servo Indeterminate Sen tencesMrs. Griffiths is Granted Divorce Desertion Grounds. Judge Ciilkins sentenced J. Canon, K. A. Nerin mid W. K. Du vius Saturday nioniiiitr, and two of ilium, Canon and IJuvies wore taken io Salem by Charles Clay and Louis Warner to serve out their sentence- in the penitentiary. J. W. Canon, convicted of rob bery, was fjivon u sentence of from one to 10 years, the length of which is to lie determined by good behav ior. If u clean record is shown only one year will be served. V. K. Uavies was given a similar sentence which is bused on the same provision. K. A. Nering was given a sentence of six months in the county jail and fiuntenee suspended on good behov 3 or. The divorce caso of Lorn Gnffitli against Lincoln Griffith was called Saturday afternoon and a judgment by default given .Mrs. Griffith. ' On January '21, 1010, Griffith de soiled bis wife and daughter Alma age 12. A son, Kay, age Jfl, was cared for by Mr. Griffith. Since that tiino, Mrs. Griffith has support ed herself and child by iiiiiiiiinl la bor. She asked the custody of the girl and -fit) per mouth alimony. a positive guarantee of I per cent increase in one year you should sec one of the owners of this addition. C. W. 1'ahn, H. U. Ltimsden, 0. I Hutchison and F. V. Hutchison arc the owners and will bo pleased to toll! you all about this new addition. ' Business is conducted at such n tension that you don't know your fa vorite store today simply because you visited it last week or een yes terday I For a store renews itself every day and "your store" may be twice as important to you today as it was a week ago today. HILLMAfl GETS LONGJEMENCE Seattle Real Estate Man Who Was Convicted of Fraud is Given Lonn. Jail Sentence and Large Fine Judge Roasts Him. SKATTLK. Wn-li.. April 1.- C. I) llillimm, milli'iiiniie real estate oper ator and builder of boom towns, was sentenced to two years and sixi months in the federal penitentiary' and to pay a fine of $5200 by United States District Judge Donworth to-1 day. Donworth refused this mom-1 ing to grant a new trial to the real estate man convicted of using the mails to defraud. Then he refused to stay the .sentence asked for. Af ter that he pronounced sentence. He scored the prisoner severely as he sentenced him. Judge Donworth sentenced I lil I man to two years and six mouths on each of the Ll oounts o.i which he was found guilty. However, he pro vided Hint he might serve all the sen tences at the same time, so that the real estate imui need serve only two years and a half altogether. District Attorney Todd announces that he will ask $200,000 bail for Hillmau pending bis probable appeal to the United States circuit court of appeals. The advantages offered by the kitchen for the development of elec tric devices' are now beginning to be fully realized. The kitchen is the workshop of the house, nud offers a splendid opportunity for labor saving apparatus. MEbKER ADDS MILLINERY Mrs. Dwight Wilr Have Charge of the Nr: Department and the Open ing Will Be Announced in a Few Days. A new millinery department has been added o the Meeker store. Mrs Dwight has just opened a millinery department in this popular store and will be pleased to have the ladies call and examine the new styles. Only a small stock is now ready to "how but after next Tuesday Mrs. Dwight will have n very creditable display. Watch this paper for the an nouncement of the opening. You will do well to keep this fact in mind s the opportunity to secure fine spring hats at the right prices in Med ford is limited. Hasklns for Health. HnskltiH for Health. 1000 PEOPLE III BUTTEFALLS1913 Such is Prediction of Resident of That City Lumber Company Will Start Operations Monday Mill wright Now at Work. "Work Is booming In lJutto Falls" wild a prominent citizen of that city Saturday "and wo expect to bo 1000 people In lit III. "Tim IJuttu Falls Lumber company will commence operatloiiH on .Mon day, a mill right from Portland has lieon placing ucy machinery and all will he In rondluess then for the summers work. Forty acres of tlmlior linvo been felled on the school house flat, three miles this side or Ilutte Falls. They will cut It up with gazollno saws for fire wood. "Surveyors are locating a spur to the mill. The distance la a little ov er 5000 feet and the grndo a :i per coat euh work will take the place of trosloH nud u switch hack imcd. There is considerable building at lluttti Fulls. Throe now stores arc going up and business Is lively. "The lumber for the new depot Is on the ground and work will com liHiiico on It about April 5th. "The Hutto FallH mill is building a reservotr on the hill above the mill for fine protection. It will hold Ki.OOO gallons of water. L ISDN TO IIII E H. U. Ltimsden Will Build a Fine Home in South Park Addition at Cost of $10,000 Things Aro Do ing in New Tract of Lots. Til :.....- ..... .)..;.. i .... c.,.,,1, it. ,i n..ifn Hit it"ii win mi .".inn iii- ly tstroot. Firxt, the owner get together and plait a new addition to the it and deoide to cull it "South l'mk ml dilion." Souh Holly r-trccl in oim of the longest btrccU in the cii and runs right through thu new addi tion. The ft reel i puod right to Hii' addition and will no doubt be puvod nil ihu way in u very nhori time. Cement hidewulks are uliendy iu on South Holly street for .iue JKI00 feet and more are to go in. II. U. Luuibdcii will hcLMii a fine homo on South Holly etifit in tin; very near future. The plain ure ul-jj ready in his IihimU uud the home ! yhuii completed will com itbuiit lu,- t QflO or possibly more. The building rojitriutioiiK and line limit in I In ud dition will uHsuro only lust clu i homos being built, nud there i gic.it prospects of ninny neiug mint m tin addition during Nio coinmL' -mnniri If you waul to soo (lie fme-t l"i o the citi Jut that are bfiiitf -. t - r- 4 s---- s Our Annual Easter Sale April 3 to and Including April 8 The items below are some of the best values ever offered in Medford. Come and look them over, you will see that they are just what we advertised them to be REAL BIG TABLE LINEN Bargains 1'or Easier: HO grade blenched or brown, 70 in.43c (5o grade, 70 in.,' vnrd 49c $1.00 grade, 72 in", vard 79c $1.25 grade, 7 2in., yard 98c $l.f)0 grade, 72 in., vard $1.29 $2.00 grade 72 in., yard $1.59 Come early to get the best patterns. EASTER SALE PRICES. Sheets and pillow slipps. 50 grade, 72x90 sheets 43c 70c grade, 72x00 sheets 63c 81x90 Salem Sheets, regular S5o grade C9c 81x90 lYiiot shoots, OQp Yogulnr $1.00 grndo OeL 12x15 in. pillow cases, Idtf 20c grade, each xx '15x3(1 Salem slipps, 1 0f 25e grade xu We are going to give you a great treat. Our entire line of dress goods and silks at a reduction of 10 per cent. 15 pieces "Klaxon" cloths in fancy on ly, (he vn'y neatest of patterns; ex tra special, vnrd 15c Now is the time to get that new gin gham dress at extra special prices. All 10c ginghams, yard 9c All V2Ke ginghams, yard lie All 15c ginghnms, yard 1240 All 20c ginghams, yard 17c All 25c ginghams, yard 20c All 35c ginghams, yard 25c Remember we have the assortment of patterns that will please you. "Real Shirt Waist Sale" Our great success in the past week with our "Real Shirt Waist" sale was so pleas ing that we will continue same with our "Easter Sale." All Ladies Waists to $1.19 89c All Ladies Waists to $1.59 $1.19 All Ladies Waists to $2. 19 $1.59 Entire line of embroideries at Easter Sale prices. Regular 5c yard grade 4c Regular 10c yard grade 9c Regular V2U' yard grade 10c Regular 15c yard grade 12c "Regular 20c yard grade 15c Regular 25c yard grade 19c 23c Corset Cover Embroidery, while it lasts, -I Qp vnrd J-O' Complete line of Kayser silk gloves; all colors and sizes 50c, 75c, $1.00 12 Button Long silk Kayser gloves, special, OQ only OdV, 1(5 Button long silk Kayser gjoves, special, &4 jQ only $JLxiJ 5000 vards house lining sold bv others at ;':( yard: while it lasts, M 4 ft per yard 10 PER CENT Discount on our entire line of Ladies' Muslin Underwear Hutchison & Lumsden 4 K, -1FT '' KSf A WC