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( PftGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2G, 1911. !i ; 1 i r J s LOCAL AND PERSONAL C. Hodrnond of I'ortlnnd Ih vIhUIiik utj tho homo of Dr. (Jooblo. Jlr, Hodniond, a wiill known portrait nrtlut and hftn considerable work In Medford nmong which ip the hunting BCcno In tho Louvre ciifo which won pulnted Home two years nKO. H. T. Vnn Do Cnr wns a IjuhIiicss vis ltor on Oold III11 Wcdnrndny. Two And one-half acres In alfalfa, ono mile noil tli of Washington nchool; cany termu. A. V. II. ttvorhard, 212 li"rult BrowerH Bank bldir. ' T. Colo of Onltland, California, tran-1 uncled biiHlnoHH In Medford Wodnpudny. M. At. Ilolmen, for the past six months a membnr of Myurn WhltcHldo and Hol mes, real oHtnto donlrn, loft Tueoday for IiIh former homo In Heattlo. Helmtin J3athB, open Huturday, April 29th. MrH. It. I. Htuart and allKhterH have returned from u fow dayn vlnlt In Grants 1'llHH. Do you want 14 lots riOxlJfi each for J2500 on easy tormn? C. W, II. Ever hard, 212 IrultBrowora Hank blilfr. Mr, ami MrH. II. I... UeArinorid and II. II. DoArmnnd Hpunt Kunday In Grant 1'llHfl. MrH. CordoloaKoffo of Central I'olnt Bpent Tuesday HhoppInK In Med ford. Do you own ii lot and want to build a homo on 0 per cent niouoy7 Got parti culars from tho .1. W. Droaslor nji'-noy, Mull-Trlhuno building. 33 J, C. Donovan of Albany, was a bind- neHS visitor In Medford Tuesday. K. H. O'Noll of Canton, 8. D., Ih visit ltiK with friends In Medford, Is your houso wired? Ono cigar less a day would pay for a hundred per cent IncrsiiHO In comfort. Start living tho electric life. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Manning of Talent, wero In Medford Tuesday. W. II. Williams left Tuesday for a business visit In Kaornniento. Mod ford local socialist party meets every Sunday night at 7:30 at Smith's hall on North Grapo street. Everybody Invited. O. IS. Tracy spent Tuesday foronoon In Ashland. Mrs. It. O. Iloko of Central I'olnt was a Medford shopper Tuesday. Ilolman Hatha, open Saturday, April 20th. Kred Furry of I'hoonlx was In Medford on business Tuesday. A. II. Jones -visited Tuesday at tho home of M, J, ICmerlelc. Soo II. A. Holmes, Tho Insurance Man, ovor Jackson County bank. Mrs. I). l.cahnerH, of I'hoonlx was a Tuesday shopper In Medford. George H. Cliamberlln of Cedar llaplds, Iowa was a Monday visitor In Medford. Tho famoiiH Ilelman IlalliH In North Ashland will open Saturday, April 29th I'uro Whltu Sulphur Water lu plunges and prlvotu baths. 10,000 gallons of wntUr an hour, fresh from the springs In natural temperature of 75 degrees Mowing continuously through the largo plunge. Water In smal plUugq ohnngci dally and heated to temperature of 85 jienutlfut grounds provided with park benches and plo-nlc tuition. 31 L. Bnminerfluld of Tacoma Is a busi ness visitor In thlH city. J. D. Clement and wife of Kalamazoo, Michigan aro visiting with Medrord friends. Why not tho host. It costs no more. Kummervlllo Harbor Shop, opposlto pont offlco. II. S. Dudley returned Tuesday even ing from Klamath KiiIIh wheru ho has business Interests, N. J. Taylor of ltoseburg was In Med ford Wednesday, Curklu & Taylor (John II. Carklu, Glenn O. Taylor), atorneys-at-law, over Jackson County Hank Illdg., Medford. V. O. Kplhu of Kautu Crux, California, was a Tuesday arrival In Medford. Mr. Salary Man build your homo and pay for It In monthly payments 0 per cent. Got details from tho J. W. Dres sier agency, Mall Trlhuno building 33 G. London Darley of Tho Dos Chutes Land eouipauy of rortland Ih at tho Nash hotel supplying privileges or entry un der their Carey Act Irrigation project In the Southern Dos Chutes Valley. 30 Mrs. J. C. lllgg of Hprlugflold. Illinois, MrH. O. J. Smith and Mrs. J. II. Illgg, of Mount .Pulaski, Illinois arrived Tuesday oveillng for an extended visit with friends, A. T. Ilruwu wuh a visitor In Gold Hill Tuesduy. Printing of all kinds at Portland prices. Mall Tribune office. J. J. Humes and V. K. Offutt left Tuesday evening for a business visit In Grunts Pass. Mis Frank Helllngiir and Mrs. G, N. Klsk and daughter returned Wednesday from a visit with friends In Grunts Pass. Mr. mid Mis A. 1). Llttlo visited In Ashlsnd TueNdsy Ashland Steam Laundry, Medford of flee, phone No. 1X01. 14. L. Maxwell has gono on a week's business trip to Griffin eruuk. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Loflaml of Griffin orimk wero shopping In Medford Tues day, Da you want 5 aores In alfalfa, ono mile south of Main street, uhenp? C. W. If. Hvorhard. 212 Fruitgrowers Hank bldg. C. K. Coon of (IhIIp. Or., wni a busl. liens visitor In town today Look for the loser of the nrtloloj. you have found for a prompt ad may nut lilui a lot of worry CONGRESS MAY PROBE ARREST WASHINGTON, D. C April 2fi. Con gressmnn Ilernnnl Korbly today tele graphed to Indianapolis for the facts regarding the arrest of J, J, McNamara. it Ih presumed that on them will larg ely depend tho falo of the proposed con gressional Inijulry. f-f-f-f-f-f-f-f-f-f-f-f " TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ttttttt1 -t-rff '-r -f IIiailCHOF'i' resldenco situs nro scllln dally; maka your selection befor cholco lots are sold. aOVEBNOB WZZiZ. REVIEW CADETS AT TOURNAMENT CORVALLIH Ore., April 2C Tlio nn nual military tournament of tho Ore gon agricultural college cadet reglmont will be held Friday, May G, at tho col lego armory. Governor West will ro view tho regiment nnd Captain Laubach of the United States general staff will make his annual Inspection. It Is ex pected that tho special rateH offered by tho railroads will bring a largo crowd of visitors to be eutortalned by tho college throughout tho day and evening. The program Is as follews: 0 to 12 a. in Inspection by Captain Liiubach on tho campus; 2 to 2:30 p. m., rovlow by Gov ernor West on tho campus; 2:30 to HifiO p. m., company competitive drlllH for tho Hrodlo banner nnd ChainberH cup, Including musical drill by entire regi ment, wall sealing events, equipment and obstaclo races, Individual, compet itive drills and officers sabre drills; 4 ji. m buHoball game, University of Washington and Oregon agricultural college; 7:30 to 9 p. in., military exhib ition in tho armory; t) to 12 p. m., an nual military ball In the collego gymnasium. MEXICO FILES KICK ENGLAND LONDON, April 26. Tho British for eign offlcu today announced tho receipt of a protest from Mexico regarding the landing of Marines from tho llrltlsh sloop of war Shearwater at San Quintet), Lower California, Captain Vivian's no tion Is denounced an nn unwarranted In terference with tho Interal affairs of Mexico. AT THE THEATERS. Iila Kspalrod. Tho Isis theater Is undergoing n slight alteration which, when finished, will make the place more convenient nnd at the same time fncraso the seating ca pacity. The raised flooring Is being ex tended to tho original entrance nnd steps will be placed outside. The management Is determined to please the public and Is making every endcaror to secure their comfort. 'will be seen at the Medford opera house for an, engagement of one night, Friday, April 28, local theatergoers will have tho opportunity of wltnesslng'the great est success New York hns seen In ton years. Tho piece Is tho work of Paul M. Potter, the author of "Trilby " which has been given In every city of nny Im portance In tho world. "Trilby" enjoyed an enormous success at the Oarden the ater and became a fad, but nt the close of ."The Girl1' at AVeber's music hall, Mr. Potter announced that he had re ceived from It more royalties than from nny play ho ..ml ever given to tho public. opinion on Thursday, April 27, when tho Illustrious tragedian and Shakespearean scholar, Mr. Frederick Warde, presents his latest revival o tho populur tragedy, "Julius Caesar," at tho Medford opera house. Mr. Wnrdo has spent a great deal of time nnd study on the play and has innde his own ndnptatlon. Hi' Is a man of progressive spirit and realizes that tho present day public demand handsome scenic productions. Report has It that he has mom thnn fulfilled the public expectation In that respect. Further more, he brings with him u company of players who know how to read Shakes peare nnd can bo understood nnd 'heard. Tho engagement of Fredorlpk Wnrdo Ih an event In tho theatrical history of any city nnd commands tho, attention of all lovers of tho 1o,h In art, literature nnd tho drama. The seat sale has commenced at llas klns' drug store. TInsklns for Health. Frederick Warde. Airyono who thinks ..,nt Shakespeare I cannot bo made Into Interesting and NOW ON DISPLAY If you come down town nny day or evening this week don't fall to call by tho Weeks & McGowans Btoro nnd sod tho CO foot window display of flno Orien tal art the smallest rug In tho collec Hon would be prized very highly were you fortunate enough to own It. All sixes nnd the. most beautiful patterns ever exhibited on tho coast. right Over Valuation. SPOKANK, WaHlt., April 2(1. Testl fyiug In ti rate case before tho stato rail road commission at Its seslon In Spo kane, Jap P. Graves, president of the Spokane He Inland Kmplro Klectrlo Hull way system, controlled by tho Great Northern Hallway company, announced that the aqtual value of tho property Is $21,000,000, us against a physical valua tion of $16,114,357, reported by tho com minion's engineer. He declared that the commission's appraiser's valuation of a tract of land In Spokane, owned by the company, was too low at $3,19S,290, us It Ih worth fully $5,000,000. The com pnny'H capitalization Ih placed nt $21, 3(10, 000. Mr Graven added tho company Is ready to award a contract for an eleotrlo lino down tho Spokane river to the Columbia river, also that tho main lines will bo extended to LeWlston, Idaho and Walla Walla, Wash., respectively, 117 and 201 miles from Spokane. The electric plant at Nino Mile, capable of developing 20,000 horsepower, ho said, has an annual output valued at $1,000,- 000. the production costing less than 20 per cent of that amount. Drifts Out Into Xak KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., April 20. George Clough, a H year old lad, Ipid n very narrow escape from drowning In Lake ICwauna during the high wind here. The boy was out at tho mouth of Link river early In tho morning llshlng. He was In a niimlt row boat and not In tending to get very far from tho wharf only had n small piece of board for a paddle. Tho wind came up very sudden ly and heforo he realized IiIh danger the boat hud been blown Into tho current of the river and, aided by tho wind, was drifting rapidly down tho laku. IIo hud drifted nearly a quarter of mile when his plight was discovered and a launch went out and picked him up. Tho wnveH had drifted over the top of the boat and It was rapidly lining when ho wns taken Into tho launch. HAFFY RESULTS Havo Made Many Medford Enthuilaitlc Beildents No wonder HeorcH of Motif aril citizens grow entliUHlnstlc. It 1h enough to make anyone happy to find relief after yearH of HUffcrlng. Public statomontH like tho following nro but truthful rep resentations of tho tlnlly work dona In Medford by Doan's Kidney Pills. A. ' Sears, 231 Fifth Htrcet, Medford, Oregon, HayH! "Hlneo publicly recom mending Donii'n Kidney Pills In 1907, I have used them occasionally and they have alwnyH brought good results. I was afflicted with sovuro pains In my back and I often found It nlmoHt Impossible to stoop. Thu kldnoy HCcrotlous passed too frequently and thin weakness was a Htmrco of much annoyance. Hearing Doan's Kldnoy Fills highly recominond otl, I procured a box nt HnHklns' Drug Store and by tho tlmn I had finished the contents, I could see that they wero the right remedy for nv troublo. Orndually tho pains and other difficulties disap peared nnd my health Improved. I cheer fully recommend Doan'H Kldnoy 1'lllH to everyono nffllcted with kidney com plnlnt." For salo by all dealers. Price CO cents. Fostor-Mllburn Co., Huffalo New York, solo agents for tho United States. Itumember tho namo Doan'H and take no othor. MONEY BACK Ohaa. Strang OunranteeN Fariilan Saga to Bnnlih Dandruff And also to stop that bald spot from growing larger; to stop Itching scalp and falling hair, or money back. Par isian Sage will dilvo every particle of ilaudrurf rrom your scalp, because It ponotrntoH Into tho scalp and kills the dandruff gunns which uro tho cuuho of all hair diseases. It Is n most beneficial hnlr dressing and hnlr beautlflor, not sticky or greasy, uiiil Is used by women of rnflnonieut the country over. Ijtrgo bottle BO contH. "Parisian Sage Is tho best hair tonic and hair grower I over used. It Is a grand dandruff euro and scalp cleaner. ami also cures Itching sculp." Mrs. Lot tie Davis, H. F. D. No. 7, Flint. Mich. Juno 20, 1910. "Olrl rrom Rector's" Friday. In , "Tho Girl Froirl Rector's," which amusing entertainment will change their MADAM-- r ARE YYOX7 TAKING THE MARINEI, DO FACIAL MACSAQE? IF NOT, BE GIN AT ONCE Don't Put It Off The lines aro growing deeper on your face. Wonld yon grow old before yonr time Barely not. Make appointments for treatments at tho Marinello Shop OVER KENTNBRS- -FHONB 111 iiitftrvf Ntinifi infflj riiAiiiiiiiiiaiiioir -CJ1VEN BY- $ i 4 4 t, 4 4 t 4 4 4 t I 4' 4' 4' Musician's Mutual Association of Medford, Oregon LOCAL NO. ITS OF TIIE A. R OF M. AUGMENTED OECHESTRA OF 20 PIECES PART Otf PROCEEDS TO 00 TOWARDS ERECT ING BAND STAND IN C.LTir PARK Natatorium Large Hall Wednesday Even'gApr. 26 ADMISSION $1.00 CHAS. D. HAZELRIGrG MUSICAL DIRECTOR 4' 4' I Mr.SJCALDUIEOTOn 4 Great Money Saving Sale Mrs. Jane Orr Send. VUHICA. April an Mrs. Jano Orr. ono of tin oldest residents of Siskiyou county, died Saturday at Ontario, where she hud gone for medical treatment sev eral weekH ago. She wan 72 yearH of ngii ami Is survived by four soiih nnd one daughter, nil grown. New BUlard Farlors Opened. Tho now billiard and pool parlors on West Main Htreet woro thrown open to tho publlo Tuesday evening and- the proprietors, Messrs Miller und Manvoll, wero agreeably surprised at tho large crowd lu attendance. Tho entire decoration scheme Is car ried out lu tho mission style mid nine of tlio finest mission blllard and pool tables has been Installed. Tho pool (utiles nrti eipilpped with patent run ways, aro tho first to bo used In Med ford. An orchestra especially engaged for tho occasion played during tho en tire evening. The fixtures are the best to be had and only tho finest line of confectionery, cigars and. soft drinks will be carried, us the proprietors wish to eater to tho best trade In Medford. WeeRs & McGowan Co. UNDERTAKERS Day l'lioiio 2271 XlRht IMioiios 1 XV, Wccltfi 2071. A. H. Orr, 11(102. IjADV assistant. She Was Smothering' Hock ford, Ala. Mi s. M. O. Fasclml. of this place, says: "I was taken with nervous prostration, and had headache. Mrs. Orr wiiue to Siskiyou county In! backache, pains lu my right side, and Hi eily fifties with her husbaiul.j smothering spoils. 1 called lu physicians Thomas Orr, who died a fow years to treat my cum but without relief. Fl Blue, and located tu Shasta county, nnlly. 1 tried Cuidul, and It gave perfect where sIih resided tver sliieu. She lovoS satisfaction. 1 luvommuml It to every out of the largest landed estates In the slk woman. Aro you weak, tiled, county, which him been deeded to tliol worn-otitT Do you Hilffer from any of children. The home farm comprises the pains peculiar to weak women? several bundled acres. She also owned1 1'ardul has a record of ovor fifty years many other valuable pieces of town and. In lollevlng mich troubles ami will cor country properly. The body will be.tulnly benefit you. It prevents those WAISTS- 500 women's brand new waists, all styles, values up to $1.50 This sale 98c AT MANN'S CENTRAL AVE. NEAR P. O. Neckwear-- 50 dozen womens fancy neck wear, all new styles. Regular 25c values, Special each 10c THURSDAY and FRIDAY of This Week We Will Com mence a GREAT MONEY SAVING SALE in all Depart mentsIt Will Pay You to Attend This Sale. We Mention Only a Few of the MANY BARGAINS OFFERED 25 Per Cent Ofi on All Spring Suits Women's $30 Suits, this salo $22.50 AVoinon's $25 Suits, this salo $18.75 Women's $18 Suits, this salo $13.50 "Women's $15 Suits, this salo $11.25 Now wnsh suits at $3.98, $4.98, $5.98, and $6.98 20 Per Cent OH on AH Spring Coats Women's $25 Spring Coats, now $20.00 Women's $20 Spring Coats, now $16.00 Women's $15 Spring ('oats, now $12.00 Women's $10 Spring Coats, now $8.00 New Pongee Coats at $10.00, $12.00, $15.00 and $18 21c shipped lier for Interment. JOHN A. PERL Undertaker and Kmlmliiinr :: : Successor to tlio undortuklne; do-; ' ; ' nnrtmont of Moilford Kurnlttiro Co. ; ; Offlco with MiMlfonl jKiinilturo Co. ; TolenJionea: i)y, UoU 351; j: ! John A. Port, rcHklonco, Doll 4111,; i Home 179L. C. V. Conklla 3001. J, II. Dut- i fler 3671. Child Labor lw Enforced. HAN PUANV1SCO. April Jft.-I.nl.or CnnimlMNlnner McIjuikIiIIii ncorul hlx llrnt win h'n toduy In tho fluht to en-fou- the child luUir liiw In Hun I'uin i'Ihoo when l'ollc JiiiIko Trondwoll tilled thu firm of Hporney. Ifcivlx & l.tmktt. rhrwvkl $60 for finploylni; Jminle Hop kliiM. 15 yimr old, without a hoIioo! permit. When warnl thut tli Kill win muter HK Himriiey Muld "It'n nolle of my hunt m tu." Then he wmh hi Tttntml, friilint lifudiu'lum, und koopn you tip out of hod, fnolluK f i cult mid huppy. Try t-'iudul. HaUtn Say April 39th, 1911. Tho . ubovo duto Iium in'oii not apart by tho puoplo of California lu which nil uro uwViod to Join by ontliiK nittdiib In tho form of "KuUIn llivud," or In wlriituvor form In detilrcd. Tho object of thU nptotnl day In to c-ivuto n wldpriMil rulaln HontlnnuU tlmt will run ul t in u xroHtiT demand fur Hint fruit, and to dliwl the attention of all Kod huiiHowlvi'-i lu thi' tixcolleue of tho rulnlu an tin Kil'ile of food. The good poopl of the northwest tiro DOMESTIC SALE Good apron gingham and best quality dress and CJ Best quality oil cloth til CI . .,.,..,... -12 and 15 inch lileached pillow slips, very special, 4 Ja each v -" 72x90 blenched sheets, good qual ity, this 4C sale Large size bed spreads, new pat terns. Qftf Special FOi' no inch curtain swiss, new pat terns, special tor this "10 On sale, yard " J-"'' HOSIERY SALE 5000 pairs guaranteed hosiery for women and children at low prices Women's and childrens fast blade hose, good quality this sale, a pair 10c "Bui'son" hose for women, a splendid 25c grade, this sale, a pair 15c AVomen's tan hose, all sizes, good grade, this sale only, 4 r I'or 25e li pairs AVomen's black silk hose, ver 50c special, a pair .. EMBROIDERY 5000 yards wide embroiderv and insertions up to 25c values, this Si". 12c DRESS GINGHAMS Thursday and Friday we will place on sale our bes't 15c ging- v;::"::!:.11 121.2c INDIA LINON 1 case H2 inch fine sheer India linon, splendid qunlitv, -jj a special a yard ' 1"L MUSLIN M inch unbleached muslin, good heavyquality a special, a yard ML njtrr-f'- ! 4 Kuu star Wlm. N'KW MAltKKT. UiiKlnnil, April 8C. Invited by their nolKhuors to purtlolpato J U JoelM Kun Str ut to I oupturod j In tho pltmmnit mmtom und brouk tin- two thouitand (lulneaH Make lu-ro to. da . MnviliiK huine before an onormou.i yrowd. rulslu breud on April Jfth 33 Hneklim for Health. Therm is Only Ono Br onto Quinine" That Is Laxative Bromo Quinine UD THE WORLD OVER TO CURE A COLD IN OM OAT. Alwuys remember tho full namo. Look for this elgauturo on every box. 25o, SWA rrxnr MEDFORD THURSDAY, APRIL 27 THE EMINENT ACTOR Frederick Warde AND 25 SPPPOimNCr AimSTS IN A SPLKN 1)11) SCKNIC PRODUCTION OP Julius Caesar PRICES 50cf $1.00 AND $1.50. Seat Salo Opens Monday, April 24. THE FRIDAY, ATRE APRIL 28- A. H.WOODS PRESENTS The Girl fm Rectors PAUL POTTBRVS (UiTCATKST PLAY COMPLETE PPODPCTIOX SAME AS RUN 300 NIGHTS IN NEW YORK CITY Seats on Sale Tuesday, April 25. AMJIL'LA.VCfJ SICHV1CH i-t-