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V f, 'PME EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3. 1911. bring charge agalimt lau-jcw hom. lllHinnii'H launch Birmingham wti- 1 START PAVING PLANT MAY 11 HiUmmi Move to Evorett. I rut rile dealer, haM luovtil to Kverctl, Arizona Needs Good Roads v. hero liuvexpcctH to nuiku his home. Ho SEATTLE. Wash., May 3. Peeved at Iuih plans for developing Birmingham Seattle. C. D. Hlllman. convicted real and Cathcart. Ho Is now threatening to tVB . a. , , ,lm. or paid S80U pernonai iw. r V Have Your Old Books Rebound Clark & Henery Now Has Concrete Base Laid for Considerable Dis tance on Jackson Street Await Arrival Skilled Workmen. r'yy',,",,-w ! 2 fc ;a i- ,t1 " 1 w . K l ?. sft yfor- itf ' " Ai44ii -.& OK AH VKlXOiV 'VXtJVlU KPniNQFinLD, Ariz., May 3. Ac conlliiK' to a dlHpiitcli received from A 1 1. Wentrnnl, who Ih pUntlng tlio "I'lo ncor FrolRhtor" HnuriT, four uiul n Imlf toim truck, ucroHB tlio continent, uuA who lioltlfl n HPfdiil iiulliorlrntlon from tho United Slates tlepurttneiit of (iKrlcul ture. officii of public ronilN, to report on road contlllluriH, thn Htrelch of 132 iiiIIoh between MiiKleleiui, N, M , und HprliiK "It linn ban tnlcn 10 clayH to cover wlmt ordlnurNy Hliould not luivo con mimi'd niuro thun two nla thn moHt, We havo come ncroHH thn moHt ilcnolatc country ho far oxporlenced, Ik'Iiir com pelled to camp every night In mlKhty uticomfortublo weather Combined with the) poorem. poRHlblo npoloKJ' for n roud there, Iihh been e.very other oliHtncbi pre vlmiHlr met, with wcuk lirldKi'H, ur- roycH, Hand titid rockH without end. In ervllle, Ariz, hnH been fur worno than one place wo bud to mine nwny on over they llavo encountered hIiico leaving hiuiKlliK lcl? of rock to permit the Denver, huj-h Sir. WontKiml. I truck to puhh. VACATION TIME IS NEW HERE Commercial Club is in Receipt of In quiries Regarding Crater Lake and Various Other Attractions of Southern Oregon. Vltli thn opeuliiR of tho vacation hph mmi cIoho tit band many people nre ul ready prcparhiK for their Hummer out InK I.etteiH ate foeliiR received dally by tho Commercial club umiulrlnK about Orator luko and tho varloim other at tractions to bo found on and about Med ford. These ImtulrlcH comn from all parts of tho county and tndlcatu that the Hokuc river vnlley and Hiirround Idkh are well known to thoso havliiK the tlmo und meatm to enjoy themHolvcH AVIth the opening of tho new automobile load to Cruter lake, Jledford will draw u IniKO Hhari) of thn excurHlonlntH here, btdiiK the Statural otitrittlim point for thorn Kolni; Into tho mntiutaluH The toad will be flnlHhed about Juno 1, and Hi-cral compauicH are already preparing to i mi automobile IlxcileH the entile HOIIHOII GIRf TELLS OF TO WHISKER OR NOT TO WHISKER? That is the Question Debated by Con gressmen at the National Press ClubPresident of the Bout Calls the Account a Draw. The paving plant of the Clarke & Hen ery Construction company will be placed In operation May 11, and will run with out a Htop tlitougbout the season, barr ing accldontH. The plant would have been Htuitoil earlier but the clmp.in Is forced to await tho arrival of skilled woikmen from Han Francisco, The concrete base gang Ih rapidly lay ing the base on Jackson streitt having completed tho work between Hlverlde and thn railroad track, and nre now at work tt block or two bejond the track Tho curb and gutter gang ure now fur In the lend of the bac crew ho there will bo no delay when the wink once Mini ts. SpicUl Car for Irebyterlan General Asismbly. A Hpeclul car for the accommodation of delegates and their rnmtlleH who de slro to attend tho geneinl nHsembly of the Presbyterian cliuich to bo held at Atlantic City, N J . will be attached to train 18 or the O, W It. & N. r. leaving Portland ut 10 a. in., May 12, mil. Del egates to the convention should call on our local agents for reset vatlons WE maintain a fine bindery and employ the most skilled workmen. Our prices are as low as you'll find in the largest cities :-: :-: :-: :-: :-: :-: :-: BRING YOUR BOOKS IN AND LET US FIGURE WITH YOU Medford Printing' Company 27 North Fir Street Medford, Oregon rr-r-r-e4--4--- y .-... m"?' WAHHINOTOM, May a. Harbor Hhopi. did no inoiu than the ordinary amount of business today und hair tonic counters Mere not visibly affected an thn result of last nlght'H debate at the National PreHH club on "Itesolved that whiskers are a greater dcti Intent than a bald head." Kuuutor Robert It. Taylor of TenncH sen and Conogressnuin Nicholas l.ong wortli of Ohio, ably bandied the affirm atlve, while former Hpeaker Joe Cannon und ox-Senator Carter of Montana op posed, ltefeiee Hcott C Hone, piesldont of the club, called tho bout a draw. Look for tho ail that given a cluo to tho boarding houoo you're looking for' llasklns for Health. it M E" Mrs. Knott Fully Details How She Aided In Scheme to. Get Money Out of Wealthy Merchant In Washing ton Last Fall. STRIKERS QUIET TOOAYBUT SULLEN Strikebreakers Arrived In Pittsburg To Carry on Work of Railroad Strike Assumes Alarminji Proportions. WASHINGTON. May 3 Wearing " l'ails modal gown bought with money raised by pawning her rlugH, Mis. lMor once Heunutt Knott, SO ooih old. today took the nlaud heio and fully detailed bow, by mentis of tne "bailuer geiuo," she had aided III a selioino to pluek t.'barlgs HiiMimtlial, a wwilthy merehant Mobbing loudly, the "badger gill" told how Nbe had lured lloHtutbal to hat fashionable apaitmeut m nil tlnne phi j ml with him while hei htiHbauil, Jas Knott, took photographs of the pair In com pioinlslng positions. Knott, his biother llonjamln. and Al beit Armstrong, who weie all In tho plot, pleaded guilty. Their sntoiu'os weie postponud Judge Wright declined that Jiiiues Knott'H statement did not Indicate the degiee of bin guilt and oi- dtred him to be tried by a Juiy It In j piohnble that the woman will be relent, , t I on imiole 1MTTHMUHO, Pn . May a -With tin in 1 1 ul today of Htilko breakers the Htrlke of the employes of tho Pennsyl Minln railroad sliops Is assuiiilug threat ening ptopoilloiiH Nous finut Pllealrn and Alloonn, where tho huge shops aie loeated, sas that Imported strikebreak ers are at living In largo numbers The Milkers ate sullen but unlet, and It Is real oil tiouble may follow any attempt to put the strikebreakers to work Would Xuvcitlgrnte Oteel Company WASHINGTON. H ('. May 3 -The losolutlou Intiodueed ky Cougiossiiiaii Htunle) (dftuoornt, KeutUik), calling for an ln estimation iin to whether the 1'nlteil .States steel eoi potation bad Nlolated the Mheimaii anti-trust law was favorably lopottod todii) bv the house eommlttee on I tiles Tho losolutlou Is to be sIlHbth uiiioudod In fore It Is le turned to tho bouse I Excursion! Butte Falls and Return Via Pacific & Eastern R. R. Sunday, May 7th Round Trip $2.00 MEDFORD BAND 35 Pieces Will Play at the Falls and onrouto Soo tho beautiful scenery. Knjoy a day in the open. TICKETS ON SALE SATURDAY. a yard PPPWT mmmmmmmmmmmmmm0m MANN'S Forced to Cut, Prices MANN'S Central Avenue Near P. 0. Central Avenue Near P." 0. We Don't Like to Do It-But the Cold Back ward Season Combined With the Many Sales Now Being Held in the City, Compels Us to Cut Prices DEEP in All Departments. REMEMBER-$25,000 Worth of this Season's Newest Up-to-date Merchandise at the lowest Prices Ever' Heard of in Medford. Sale Commences THURSDAY MORNING and CIOSES SATURDAY NIGHT Prices Cut Deep ON WOMENS' SPRING SUITS Look for the Red Ticket 25 brand new suits, all this sea son's styles, regular $lf), tf 1 A cut .sale price, each $1" 25 brand new suits all new styles, up to $22.50, values cut tf j r sale price, each Jl J 25 brand new suits, up to date in style, $25.00 values, cut tf 1 Q sale price, each Jw 25 brand new suits, all new styles $35 values, cut sale ffir sale price $uJ Prices Cut Deep ON WOMENS' SPRING COATS Look for the Red Ticket 25 women's spring coats, made of fine black broadcloth, $10. values, $5.98 it ? f cut sale price, each ... 25 women's full length coats in tan, navy and black, $12.50 val ues, cut sale price, tf O QO 25 women's full length spring coats up to $22.50 values, cut i: $15.00 Prices Cut Deep ON WOMEN'S SPRING WAISTS 500 women's liugere and tailored waists, all sizes up to $1.50 val ues, cut sale price, Q8f each ?ot 100 women's new vaists, all new styles, values up to $2.00, cut sale price, tl 48 Women's chainbrcy waists in all colors, cut sale price, AQp each "Ol Women's black silk waists, worth $3.00, cut sale price, J1 QO Prices Cut Deep ON WOMEN'S PETTICOATS Women's gingham wash petti coats, worth 75c, cut sale AQp price, each "01 Women's black and white stripe petticots, worth $1.25, H(p cut sale price, each ' v Women's year silk petticoats, real value $2.00, cut . ffl JZ sale price, each 1J Women's black silk petticoats, cut sale price, tf f AO PRINTS "Best quality, cut price, 20 m yard limit, IIP LACE Wide Torchon cut price a yard 5c EMBROIDERY lOxtra wide, cut price a yard lflc GINGHAMS (lood quality, cut price, 20 m yd limit, IIP a vd . , AV HOSE ttursous 4 P out price, XaC a pair .. ."v v FOULARD Cotton Foulards, worth 39c jA cut price Hl a yard UOXj MUSLIN Heavy unbleach ed, cut price, 20 5c yard limit, a yd VESTS Women's vests, cut price, each 8c FLAXONS Beautiful pat terns, worth 25c, cut price, a yd ... 16c SHEETS 81x90 bleached; cut price, G to a custo- irA each GLOVES Long lisle gloves, cut price a pair 39c TISSUES The best 35c cloth made, cut price, a yd 25c CASES 42 and 45 inch, cut price; 6 to a custo mer, each . 12Jc CORSETS Good quality, cut pricr, a pair ... 39c PERCALES Best 15c quality, price Ifel a yd . . ."' TOWELS Extra large worth 18c, cut price; 6 customer, JiliJ each -a-vv COLLARS 2oc ones, cut price each 10c GINGHAMS Best 15c quality, a yd "MmmmrJ OIL CLOTH Best quality, cut price; G yards to a custo- A moi a 19 C yard -vw UMBRELLAS $2.00 quality, cut price to each . 98c CURTAIN SCRIM Bungalow styles, worth 25c, jQ cut price f. a vd . XLFl; MANN'S great cut - price sale MANN'S Central Avenue, Near P. O. Don't Forriet the Place Central Avenue. Near P. o. 0 " I I f A 4 . ' ' -- MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMIMMNMMIMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMl