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T, k w K MTJfoPORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21. mil. PAGE THREE y i x hi H POSTAL BANKS ARE PROVING POPULAR Pcrccntnyo of Deposits Grows In tilvldunl AVcrajjc Now Is $33.39 Throughout Uic United States Report Is Issued by Hitchcock. Our Correspondents L 4 ' ' f If 1 KANE'S CREEK CENTRAL POINT ITEMS. ! . i m aainiMwi J , ' iii MBimniMM nuiKM, WAHIIINOTON, .Inn. i 31. -A ntntii imtiit IhhihmI tiiilay liy I'(iHliuiitil(ir-(liti-urnl IllU'hi'Ock hIiowh thitt n total of f. 11)1), (Kilt MIM ltllimltOll In tho (Imt IS piiHlal mivltiKM Intuitu In thu flvu itmiitliN of tliclr otiui ndoii, Tim hocoiiiI turnip or t, tlnpitnltiir li'M. willed opniH'ii for hiiulnitiii Mity 1, ptoIvimI In ilio flrttt mouth 170,741) In iliplUl 1.17 por cent innro tlinn wim tiiknn In nl tint Initial offlctm dnrliiK Hut flmt nimitirn operation, thi'io IioIiik 'i ltiy i'pitratt ilitpoiillii, nvuraitliiK W3 HO. On July I, It wll In (MutHllili) for iltionltorM to couvurt tlit'lr mivliiKH nri'ountn Into UiiIIimI Htnti'i IioikIn, licnrliiK 'i I -3 pur emit Intercut. Many appllratloiiH for lint IjoiiiW linvii licon romlvcil. Tito rorln ri'eolvi'il from tin do pOHltnrloH nri no I'ltrouuiKliiK that lliu prcillt'tlon Ik tumid that by July 1 do ponltn will linvo rtmrliod $1,000,000. HUSBAND GOES INSANE; WIFE CRIES FOR HELP VANCOUVKK. II. C, Juno 'Jl.--TIiiti' wnM n cull for lnli nuil it iuhIi liy n woman nluiijj tint hi root from nuinhiT 1510 Yew utri'rt shortly tiflcr iniilniK'lil thin itioriiiiij;. The woiuaiiiu aroiiHcil doclorH Trntiuliton luil Cnrtwilulit, who ui'iit lo tint Mi'cun of tho Irouhlo. Tlny fouuil no unit prcNiuit nuil calli-d in if polirn inaii. Dr. TroiiKlilon hrokx open Die linthniom tlonr nutl tluro found J, OlUrr Hrntt lyiiic on tliu floor. II i' hail taken vii).nn. Thn wife Hlnti'il Hint her hiihliaml liml itppitri'iitly yoiw iiiHiuitt am) hai Ihreuteucil h'r life. Mill llliotvn, of Tolo npotit Htiudny hero, iiiicnt of lionio follni, Mr, and Mix. John Murdon, npnnt hint Hiiiulay on (liillrt Creek tho (iii'flt of Mr, tttid Mm, .liimi'Ron, Mm, lliiinphroy of Hlaclunlll whh thu nueHt of lutr daiiKhtvr, Mm, HtlnelilnlK 0110 dny ninintly. Tint ilancit IiihI Saturday iiIkIiI nt Mr. l)uiiKyH on (IiiIIh Cioelc wan a ileiideil Miiccunii. udiirK" IllKliihotlinm nud wlfo Hpitut Hiinday on upper K11111111 Crook iih KiH'Ht of Mm. II. mother of Mm. Taylor. Mm. Tom Norrl Hpmit mivorul ilajH lecently at JackhonvllJo, tho KUi'dt of frluudv and rolnllvoH. Jauiim ItobhliiM nud family will leave In a few i!ayn for Colorado, their former homo, tho clianK" Ih for tho hiinoflt of Mr. IIoIiIiIiih health which linn boon very poor nil win tor. At the annual mcIioo! inootlnu which wan hold nt tho Dnldnnolli Hchool ho 11 no Juno tho l'Jth tho following offlroru woro oloctod. John Manlon rooloctod director for tlireo yoam, and Mr. llloiirln wan olectod clork for ono your. Ooorgo Mnrdou, upout Monday In Hold Hill 011 himlnoMH, ('him. Htlnebrlnic In oiiRnRod hnul Iiik 1 1 mi' from thin place, to Medford which ho nlwnyn flndit n ready nnlo. EDEN PRECINCT ITEMS. CAPTAIN C0LVIG (Klnmnth Chrnulrlo.) William CoIvIk of Modford, who nrrlvod hero Wodnondny evonhiK, U a KUiut nt tho llnldwlu. 'Mr. CoIvIr U woll nniuiilutod with inont of tho old Nottlom of tho comity, having boon dlNtrtrt attorney of thU dUtrlct for lwo,tnriiiit,rfMiii) ilO.yt'am no, la luiro Inokliift after Homo logal busl noMi. Mr. Col v 1 1? Ih n pront booiitor for Houthorii OroKon, and ban very broad hlean of tho futuro poxrilbllltloH of thU rerilon. Ho wnH ono of tho oarlloHt vfMlturn to Crater Inko. In tho llino of tho civil war ho wnx Cap tain of Company C, Klmt OroKon cav alry, and for a time hU commnud wan Hlntlouod at I'ort Klamath, and whtln there ho traveler all over thin region when It waa uninhabited by whlto men. Ho hnH traveled much both In America and abroad nnd ropirdn Cra ter l.uko an ono of tho urnudoiit tirotii'H to bo found In tho wide world, nnd prodletH thi(l with prnpor facll !tlen for rearhliiK It, that many thou hiiiiiU of tourUtH will annually vIhII and vlnw Itn wondom, that with oiiHy nccoHH by (ourliiK earn botwitm Mod ford and Klnmnth Falln, via Crater Lake. It Ih roaBoiiablo to iihhuiuo that 10,000 pooplo will bocomo vlHltom of OiIm city every Hummer, who wilt leu vo a trail of wealth behind thorn. "Thoy nro pooplo of wealth who do maud thu bent there Ih, and nro will In ; and able to pay for their comfortn iih thoy k." Hiild ho, "and H'Ih Hlniply tho pnt-t of wlHdom and hoiihIIiIo foro iilKht for our men of mcann to preparo for tho accommodation nnd coming of HiIh hunt, Moat of thom will ntop off tho tralim nt Medford nnd go thonco lo Crater I.ako, hut thoy will not ho Hiithiflod to return thu way thoy came, hut will ItiHlHt upon hooIdr Klnmnth lake nud ItH beautiful onvlronmontH of cryatal Htieanm and mountain ponkn, it ml will coutluuo their Journoy thla way to tho railroad, or piuhapti to flHh fgr trout In HprhiR crook." Many of tho cnptuln'n old uniiinluU ancoH mot with him yontorday nnd KJivo him moHt cordial KrootliiKH. For r() yoam Captain ColvlK 1uh boon a loHldont of OroKon. WRECKED VAULT IS FOUND BY OWNER VAN'COUVKU, II. C, Juno 21. A wiockod vault, with imperii and con tractH atiown In IndoHctihnbln confu hIoii In nil dlioctloiiH and n battoiod caul) box, which originally coittulnotr tho Hum of $7, wan tho hcoiio that prommtod ItHolf to Frank Bprlugor of tho HiIIIhIi Columbia TliorouKhbrod nHHoctntloti whon ho outorod hlu officii1 thin morning, Thnt n doHpornto bur glary hud boon oiiKlnoorod wits evi dent.' Thn hurKlurfl bad .manipulated a cold clilaol with hiiccohs In horing 11 hole Home two foot In dlamotor thrniiRh an lS-lnch nolld brick wall (Without ny nolHo.holiiK npparont to ttlio ociiupnntH of tho building. ' Ilnskluo for Honlth. Mm. J. K. Hobi-rlH of North Tal ent wan in Pltuoiilx Kiimlny. S. S. Kti)liMiiH ami family woro at- toniliui; the unveiling ccrcinoiiicH at I'lmcuix .Siiuilny. M. I.. Alfonl nnd family of Mod I n nl aulncil up to Talent Slinilay n f teruoon. Mm. 0J0 Under vinitcd Medford Saturday uiglit to hco Aunt Mary plnyed. L. A. Hose of Phoenix went 'o Portland Tiiendny nud took two children lo tho UoyH and Uirl' Aid home. Mr. and Mm. ('. (,'aroy woro ut Ashland .Saturday, nnd their daugh ter nud son-in-law enmu down witli Ilium and remained over Sunday. II. V. Nonnnn nnd wife of Talent ivlnltcd to Phoenix Hatunlny evening to seo Mr. Nnnmiu'ri motlicr, Mm. Nonuau. A. .S. Furry uml P. K. Furry loft lor their Dead Indian ranch Mini duv ovening. Mm. .J. (). Henry of North Talent visited in Medford Monday lo nlay u few duy with her father, A. Fro- dogar. Henry ami Oliver IIcIiiih nnd their fnmilieH went out to Soda Sprin Hatunlny uml npeut thu night and Sunday. J. S. Spitor. ono of Tnlouttj husv men, wiik in Medford Kfiturdav af ter 11 load of groceries. K. li. Oalinan of Medford was in Talent Saturday looking after or chards in that vicinity. A. Ileum nud his bride returned last Sunday from n Hhort wedding tup to I.os Angeles, where thoy went after their marriage. Mr I learn went down to meet his father who had recently eomo'to I)H An geles to locate. Mr. nud Mm. Henrn will oommeneo housekeeping nt once. Mm. Clara Hador nnd her grand daughter, Miss Francis Pool, oninc, out uml spent Friday night with Jou Ifiulcr, MUs Kdith Fish of Phoenix amj lira friend, Mr. Drake of Ashland woro among those who attended tho play, Aunt Mary at Medford Satur day. McNAMARAS ASK MERCY FOR CONDEMNED WOMAN I.OS ANOKIiKS, Cat., Juno ai. Touohed by tho enso of Mm. Angel ina Nooppolitano of Sault Sto Mario, Ontario, who is under sentence of death for tho murder f htishund, lolin J. and James H. MoNnmara un der iinlictineiit for eomplfoity in tho iltmti notion of tho Los Angeles Timo huilding with ovory olhor pr'isonor ut, tho opiiiity jail, Higned u petition ro quostim; tho govoruor-general ,of fiinadii to intercede in her huhitlf, Ortio 10. MoManigal uml Ilienrdo Floros Mngou woro iitnoug thu ollii' blguorfl. ' W0LGAST WILL START TO TRAIN AT ONCE ' I I ! LOS ANCIF.LKS, t'nl., Juno 21.' Ad Wolgimt, lightweight champion, will louvo for Sun .FrnnoiHoo Thum dny morning to got in oondltion for hi matuh with Owou Mornu, Hohod- tiled for July 4. Aftor tramping tiround tho hilH at Whoolor Springs for two wookn, Wolgnht is id I,ok Aii- goliw today looking thu ptoiuro of health, Muniigor Jones left last night for San Frnnu'tHco lo fioouro t milling qimrtoja. , , Mr. nud Mm. W. 1). LowIh, Mm. (Jaffo, Ur. and Mm. David uml Miss Noltio LowIh molored to AhIiIuikI Monday evening. Minn Ik'iilah Culdwull, who lias hceii viKiting fricmlH hero for the piiHt week, returned to her homo In Ashland Tuesday afternoon. Miss Kstlicr Merritt has invitations out for it private dancing party at the roniduneo of her grand mother (Mm. M0010) Juno 27, given in honor of Iter guest, Miss Helen Hlniw of Oakland, Cal. The young pooplo nro looking forward to this society event with much pleiHiiro as Miss Esther on former occasions him proved her self n charming hostess. Dr. ami Mm. Humell of Kugene were visiting in this vicinity tlio fiml of the week. Mr. Marshall, Mr. Manning, jr. J. H. Harnett Hjient Tuesday in O rants Pans, Percy J. Merrill left for Sioux FiiIIh, S. I)., TucKilay evening and will make his homo there fur the present. Ilov. and Mm. Shoun, Mm. J. V. Myers, Misa Huiller, Mm. J. W. Prowett, Mm. Jes Ncff, Al Pankey, nud W. T. Wright spent Tuemlny af ternoon in Medford. Scott and Tox have sold their elec tric thentro hero to Will Scott. Tho membership in tho Cenlri! Point Firo company is increasing rapidly. The elxonsion of the water-system of Central Point will ho com metiled very soon and rushed to com pletion as fust as possible. Mm. Annie Anderson nud children of Klamath Fnlls nro visiting her parents, Mr. and Mm. Wit to. Iicnl Manager J. F. Williams has ocen making much needed improve ments 011 the switchboard nt the cen tral office this week of the Mutual telephone line. MEDFORD'8 "0PERY. HOUSE" LAMPOONED (KilKCii" HeglHtMr,) Ah riu accompaniment to other lit tle movements which "liavo n moan ing all their own,""n member of tho "Miidnmo Hhcrry coinpa.iy," which ie. cently toured thin clmilt, him exor cised nn offoiiHlvo "twirl of tho wrlHt" In a letter to a NW York paper, In which article Medford'H "opery Iioiiiiii" Ih hold up to MllarloiiH his trionic derlHlon, Aft'r enumerating what Modford hnH done In the pant few yearn In thu matter of civic, bet termoutn nud tho Hut Ih a long one - tho Medford Mall Trlbimo dlspoH'-H of thu innttor with the fallowing tomo iMimmeiit: "It may be', an 'Madamn Hhorry' nays, thai koiiio dny wi will 'ralxe,' a real 'opery' Iioiiho aloi g with the np ph'H and tho prunes, b it If wo ever 35 do, wo will got n real hIiow to open It, and not 'Mndntnu Hherry, with Itn oxciiho of a plot, ItH HiiggoHtlvo linen, Hh Frenchified humor." Don't "let on," Ilrother Putnam, you've got nil tho better of It. Wo might iiiipplement your llmoly retort by adding thnt thin nddln-pnted a c tor writer would better took to home. Why, right lu Now York there nro more "riimmloB," moro nmart "aleckH" nnd moro "yokels" to tho iwiuaro Inch than anywhere cIhq on tho fnto of the 'arth. . Another Hhlnlng example of 33d degree provlnclallHin Ih deplorably nppurent at New Ilochollo, only -If, mlnutcH from Jlrondway, tho "tank town" Immortalized by George Co hnn'H miiHlenl comody of tho mime name It l reputed thnt the majority of Now Kik hello reHldentn are actual ly too "onery" and "cuIIuh" to have hookworm. YESTERDAY'S SCORES. NnUonnl League. At Hrooklyn n Hrooklyn fi Phllndelphln c At IloHton 11 Now York 2 -At Cincinnati , j Cincinnati 4 St. IOiiIh r, At Chicago H Chicago Pittsburg 3 American Icnguc. At Now York ' n Now York i IloHton s Phllndelphln-WnahlnKton: Haiti. At Detroit r Detroit Clovelnnd 3 At St. LoiiIh r St. Louis 2 Chicago g Second game r St. Lou In (j Chicago 13 Pnrlfle Coast league. At Los Augolcs - R l Sun FrnnclBco 3 11 Portion 0 9 At Sacramento R H Sacramento '. . . 1 l) Lou Angotes 5 fi Snn Francisco R H Portland 7 n Oakland 3 11 Northwest Ix-ngue. At Senttlo R Sonttlo r Spokane 10 At Vlclorln R Victoria 1 Vnncouvor 7 II 8 12 II r 13 Send' Children WE LOVE THE CHILDREN ANY of the shoppers who " visit our store daily are bright little men and women. And they are shrewd buyers, most of them, in their way. They are always welcome liere and you may rest assured thai every attention will be shown to nn order forwarded by them Just as much as would bo given to yourself. It Is n convenient way of getting groceries in a hurry and la used by ninny of jour neighbors. ALLEN GROCERY CO. 2 8. CK.VTlt.VL AVENUE r GOVERNOR CRUCE PULLS A GILLETTE STUNT OKLAHOMA CITY. Okln., Juno 21. Tho Curl Morris-Jim Flynn fight selioduled for July 4 was called off today by Promoter Ufor. Ufer, in his announcement rousted Governor Cruoo who had threuloued to stop the fight. Tho fight was lo have boon held in Tulsa, whero a big menu was heiiu built, flovornor Cruoo some (lino ngo untitled Ulor that the "hope" would not ho permitted to perform. Ufor thought tho governor was. bluffing and went ahead witli llio preparations. Today ho hold u oon foroueo wilh tho slnto uuthorities in Oklahoma City and decided that thoro was no elmiieo to hold tho battle. ' Hnaklns for Health. FOB SAJyE . CITY PROPERTY Lots wholesnio and rotail MOOR-EHNIOO. 212 JVuitgrowors Bank Bldg EXCURSION FARES EAST 1 9 11 During the months of June, July, August and Septem bpr, on dittos shown below, the Southern Pacific will sell round trip tickets from Medford via Portland as follows: TO FARES Chicago $ S2.40 G9.90 Council Bluffs Omaha Kansas Citv St . .Tosniih : St. Paul i St. Paul, via Council Bluffs 73.S0 I Minneapolis, dircgt G9.90 X i Minneapolis, vitrCouncil Bluffs 73.80 I Knot-mi 11M ?l(l VK W. .. J New York 118.40 : St. Louis 79.90 AVaslniiP-fnn 1"). C 117.40 I Atlantic Cit , N. J 112.30 SALE DATES :i Juno 1(5, 17, 21, 22, 23, 24, 28, 29 and 30. I! July 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, C, -9, 20, 26, 27 and 28. , i; August 3, 4, 5, 14, 15, 16, 17, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29 and 30. :: September 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 and 7. :i Stop-ovors within limits in cithor direction. Final I !roturn limit October 31st. Tov fares one way through California inquire of any soutnem raonic agent, or write to WM. McMURRAY General Passenger Agent Portland, Oregon. t0i0rf Medford Opera House, JJ$gg1! The Biggest nnd Best Musical Comedy Offering of the Entire Year FER.RJS HARTMAN and his Superb Jfa Company IN S Z&SrWim 4tf4 Vfi -Ty. 'mvm v. ( KV7M mm t. 1 f? I(K2SJ j '. r Li U 1' n . A him umMi 50 Mutle by AuJran A Lllllo Journey lo the Lund of Moko. Believe. wmi WALTER. DE LEON AND MISS "MUGGINS" DAVIES Toftlhcr with Singing and Dancing Co. of SO Seat Sale Tuesday Morning, Haskins Centennial Jubilee AT A.IS 1 OlvlxV August 10 to Sept. 9, 1911 Commemorating the One-Hundredth Anniversary of the First White Settlement in the Northwest and the Beginning of the Oregon Country at Astoria, Oregon, Presenting Historical and Ceremonial Features to gether with a Spectacular Marine nd Military Pageant. Glenn Curtiss, famous aviator, will fly over land and sea in .his airship. PACIFIC COAST REGATTA The Greatest Aquatic Event to be Held in the "West Historically This Celebration Is to Be One of the Most Important Events to Take Place This Year in the United States. The SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES IN OREGON will sell tickets from all points on its lines, including branches at LOW ROUND TRIP FARES -For further particulars apply to the Centennial Com mittee, Astoria, Oregon, or to WM. McMURRAY, Gen'l Pass. Agt., Portland, Ore. NEWPORT -YAQUINA BAY- Oregon's Matchless Beach Resort The Place to Go for Perfect Rest and Every Conceiv able Form of Healthful and Delightful Recreation ITS FACILITIES ARE COMPLETE Best of food and an abundanco of it. Fresh water from the moun tain streams. All modern necessities, such as telo graph, telephone, markets freshly provided ovory day. Fuel in abundance. Cottages partly furnished or unfurnished to be had cheaply. Strict municipal sanitary regulations. NEWPORT is reached by way of tho Southern Pa cific to Albany or Corvallis, thonco Corvallis & East ern R. R. Train sorvico daily and the trip a pleasure throughout, PARE FROM MEDFORD Season six-months ticket $11.10 Our elaborate new Summor Book gives a concise description of Newport, including a list of hotels, their capacity and rates. Call on, telophono or write A. S. ROSENBAUM, Local Agent, Medford. WM. McMURRAY General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon W M VI I" Iff: Kl i m ti i i II Jill i li J .: i ti n