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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, MAY 7, 1911. PAGE THREE FREIGHT TRAIN DELAYS FLYER Jacksonville Cannon Ball Limited De railed Huge Moyue.Tugs In Vain 4o Get it Back on Track Second Engine Called Into Service. Tho Jacksonville "flyer" wns constd crnbly off schedule late Saturday after noon on account of a derailed box car car consigned to the lllir Pines Lumber company. The Riant mogul tugged and snorted, and finally, with the assistance of another engine, dragged tho derailed car off tlio Bwltch. A rcBldent of Jack sonville Is thinking of lnstgntlng a suit iiKulnst tho company because 20 cents' worth of cholco fish ho wns tnklng to Ills wife wns likely to spall. Tho woes of the hungry arc innny and the company will have to be enre ful In tho future. PROGRAM OF RUSSIAN SYMPHONYORCHESTRA Walter J. Travis Successfully Defends His Title UMmfe .& WKk. Mill upifM " lirvf - AW l11- FEED' H32hSv::::::::: The following Is tho program which will bo rendered by tho Russian Symph ony Orchestra, Modest Altschulcr, con ductor on Its appearance In Medford Wednesday: Overture, VTnnnhnuscr" AVnRner Two Caucaslon Sketches Ippolltow Ivanow 1. "In tlio Aul" 2. "March Snrdnr" Prize Sour from "Dlo Melstorslngcr" Wagner Frank Onnsby Scherzo nnd Finale from Symphony No. 4 Tschalkowsky Arln, "Samson and Delilah" Salnt-Saons Mint). Hulse. Meditation from "Thais," Violin Solo Massenet Nikolai Sokoloff Aria from "Alda" Verdi Mine. Dlmltrleff. (a) Andante Cantabllo. .. .Tschalkowsky (1.) Fairy Dolls Tschalkowsky 1'roioguo from "I PaRllaccl" Leoncavallo Bertram Schwohn Quartette "Itlgolettb" Verdi Mines Dlmltrleff, Hulse, Messrs. Onis by, Schwnhn. March Slav Tschalkowsky Stolnway Piano Used. YOUNG MAN HAS NARROW ESCAPE Thrown From Wheel and Run Over by Automobile Man Escapes Death Shoulder Dislocated Is Badly Injured. Bat Ha Will Oloia Saloon. ALTON. 111.. Mny (!. Stephen Craw ford, candldnto for mayor or Alton, has deposited $2100 In nn Alton bank as a pledge of Reed faith In raso of election to bo forfeited Is lio falls to close sa loons on Sunday, as ho declares In his platrorm ho will do. When he announc ed his platform thco was somo skep tic I smandlindecldedtolottmir LiAfcCWOCto, N. J.. Mny 4. Wnltor J. Travis, tho human Rolf machine from Garden City, camo off with tlylng colors onco again by defeatinK "Fred" Ilorreshoff, tho metropolitan chaplan of tho sprlnK tournament, on tho links of tho Country club of Uikewood. Mr. Travis won only after an oxtra hole had been f6uml necessary. This iniulo tho third time In two years tho pair havo met as I.akowood finalists. Mr. Travis now wears glasses In Ills MmtcncH REBELS SPREAD FIRE AND DEATH Troops Sent to Quell Revolutionists Who Have Broken Out Again Near Canton and arc Terrorizing the Country. CANTON', May G. With flro and sword, the revolutionists tonight nro threatening SheklunR. on tho cast rlvor, 4!i miles east of this city, and f.7 miles REAL ESTATE MEN SMOKE AND TALK The private smoker Riven by tho Med ford Henlty association Friday evening was well attended and all present had a pleasant nnd enjoyable evening. Much business wns transacted Infor mally and many matters of Interest to tho members woro discussed. Whlta moro of a social than a business meet ing, tho members nro satisfied that Reed results will como from tho various discussions. north of Hongkong. Troops havo been despatched by tho authorities, It Is re ported, to Intercept tnem. O'GARA TO TALK PORTLAND Y.M.C.A. Will Lecture on Frost Fighting in Rogue River Valley Is Invited to Make Address by Educational Director. Thrown from his bicycle and rolled over and over under the wheels of nn automobile driven by Mr. Waterman, chaffetir for Walter Uoyd. Frank Miller of Central Point had u miraculous es cape from death about CMS o'clock Sat urday evening. Passenger trnln No. K of the Southern Pacific had Just pulled In and the toad on both sides of the tracks was packed with automobiles nnd conveyances of all sorts. Turning from North Front street south Into Main street Waterman was forced to cut n Huunro turn on account of nn ntitomobllc and a buggy standing sldo by sldo at tho curb, thus .being thrown past tho center of tho street. In the machine with tho driver wero Mrs. Waller Uoyd, Mrs. T. O. Uoyd and Mrs. B, C. Aylcr. Miller was coming north on Main streot nnd had crossed tho railroad tracks when ho saw tho automobllo nnd ac cording to tho spectators dodged to tho loft. Waterman turned to tho right ns tho rules of driving require but upon seeing tho blcyclo rider turned to tlio left again ns dtd Miller nnd tho two crashed toRothor not ten feet from tho south curbing. Miller was thrown di rectly botweon tho front wheels nnd It Is n, mystery how he over passed tin der tho front oxlc. Ho wns forced through In somo way and rolled bend lover heals under tho mnchlno striking his back and head furious blows aRatnst tho bottom o ftllo mnchlno anil tho pavo inoiit. Waterman applied lilo brakes Immediately and brought his enr to a stand still and wont to tho nsslntanco of tho Injured man. Miller wus taken Immediately to tho office of Dr. Stearns where ho wns found to bo badly bruised about tho body nnd his right shoulder dislocated. His clothes wero badly torn and his scalp was sevcrly lacernted. As yot no blamo can bo attached to cither party but Chief llltson has tho names of several witnesses and tho mat ter will bo moro olosoly Investigated. HIGHEST GRADE FISHING nn AA&m w vsw-"7r" SLiPOACK Ti'tW OTU. Professor P. J. O'Oara will lecture In Portland Saturday, two weeks banco, be fore tho Y. M. C. A. of that city, tnklng ns his subject tho work dono In tho Horuo Itlvor vnlloy this spring In right InR frost. Professor O'dnra has dono notablo work In saving tho npplo and pear crop In this section nnd Is In n posi tion to Rlvo vnlunblo Information to thoso desiring It. Professor O'Oara was Invited to mnko tho address by tho edu cational director of tho V. M. C. A. UwkU youCC m& any fy&fa that ta&kCrtr uoiA Salt. ouh Cin&b a& new and -fci&fa and dfoonfo ouh hwCb ai& nd)t bu&tif. wlbenevek th& thought oj foahd i&abe entehA ifoub mhnd abo M In tfoz thought that oak &toe & th& h&we to $uy zia$C& foahd-wahe Nicholson Hardware Co. No. Bartlctt Cor. Main St. im0HHimitHm iiiiiiiaaaftiMiaaaaafriftiftaift t t OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT ON Furniture-Carpets-Rugs t fJLfM- tj Our rogular pricoa ai'o loss lliaii so-qallud special sales. C Our goods arc not marked with the idea of sales or big ,x)rico 4 cuts. We have to have a legitimate profit to do business; every successful merchant must have; consequently we place a J'air price on our merchandise and guarantee satisfaction, and that our customers will receive better value at our store. J There is a reason why wo enjoy the best trade in the city, why we are always busy, why we have made tho phenomenal growth that we have. if It will pay you to see us before you furnish- your home or buy anything in the house-i'uniishing line. Wc Sell for Less s Next to P. O. THE HOUSE THAT MADE IT POSSIBLE TO BUY HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS IN MEDFORD AT RIGHT PRICES ttttlm0mi0llmm t & r "i r i