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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1911)
i 'M '.-PL FHJB BEE MEDFOItt)' MAIL TRTBUNK MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY. JULY 10, 1011. GERIG TO MAKE FINAL FSTIMATE WITH WAN N T CONNECT SEWER MADE Dispute Between Contractor and County Road Engineer as to Classification on Pumice Grade to Be Decided Definitely. jtj . In order to nettle a dispute regard ing the clnnnlflcatlon of the niater tnl removed by Contrnctor Natwlck In tlio building of the Pumlco grade, William Qerlg, chief engineer of the 1'nclflc & Eastern railroad will make a Btudy of tlio grade and file a re port with tho court. Hoth the en gineer ami tho county officials agree to abide by Mr. Gerlg's report. Mr. Natwlck claims that tho class ification on which he was paid was not high enough. Knglneer Harmon says that It Is. Tho dispute seemed hopeless when tho suggestion was mado that Mr. Oerlg make an ex amination and settle the matter and thlH was adopted, Property Owners Urging Enforce ment of Ordinance Which Provides That All Must Connect With Sew ers as Health Measure. Now that hot weather has set in property owners In various parts of the city are complaining of differ ent cess pools and out hotses and are preparing to ask that tho city officials compel all to connect with the sower mains on their streets In order to do away with offensive odors and fly breeding places. In many portions of the city the nuis ance Is becoming very bad and many complain. There is a city ordinance CREEK DAMMED BY MINISTER Seven Will Be Baptized In Griffin Creek Today Wood Is Used to Pay for Orgon Bar Creek Open Air Church Flourishes. Rev. Stuart of ihe Dar Creek oluireli wliieli meets each Sunday in x grove on the summit of the moun tains above Griffin creek, will bap tize Mvcn at this Sunday's service. Griffin creek was dammed Kridny by Rev. Stuart and t-talwert niember of his flock and einerMon of the re pentent will take place in the pool formed. The church is if no par ticular denomination and contains members of many of the evangelical churches. Nevertheless the hnntisin MRS. NAPOLIANTO FAINTS AT NEWS VYV SAULT STB. MARIE, Ont., July 15. From a convicted burglar, it developed today, Mrs. Angela Na Iolitano received the first news tint her dentil sentence had been com muted and that she would not linn? for the killing of her husband, in a statement Mrs. Nnpolitnno said she was seated on a cot and heard a tap'ung on the floorings. Putting: her ear to the floor the prisoner in the cell below told her the news. He said that he had been informed by nn outsider who had shouted through the cell window. When the jail officials visited Mrs. Napolitano they found she had faint ed, and although quickly revived, she remained hysterical for some time. states that they are going to take tho matter up. BILLY SUNDAY AND CURTIS.SKYPILOrS. FLY WARSAW, Ind., July 15. "Billy" Sunday and Glenn II. Curtis, two ot the world's greatest sky pilots, an pals today following an aeropla.u trip of two miles. The evangeliM who is spending a few days here, ac cepted Curtiss' invitation to make a trip and never flinched as the hip aircraft sailed over the lake at ter rific sied. requiring that these connections be! uut be by emersion says Rev. Stu- mado and different property owners' rt, as he can interpret the Scripture I in no other wav. Amonir thoe to be emersed an William H. Fields Sam Meadows several of the liar family and Wil liam Davis, son of John DnvN, the fflriffin creek woodehopper, and hun ter. The church until recently has beef without tin organ or muicnl instru ment of any sort. Hut through a wood dicker with Mr. Wolfe, the lo cal second han dninn, Rev. Stuart has procured a second hand organ for his congregation. Wolfe agreed to give the organ in exchange for $18 worth of fuel, wood chopping anil hauling being the main occupation of the community. Rev. Stuart, aided by several members of his congrega tion furnished the second hand deal er wtih his quota of wood and trium phantly transported the intrumcnt to the mountains. DALTON GUILTY OF TAKING BRIBE I .Mil I Ml Assessor of Alameda County Is Held Without Ball Will Be Sentenced Tuesday Case Was Hard Fought Throughout. BIG BASEBALL GAME AT PARK TODAY i The 0. & W. R. R. & X. team of 1'ortlnnd will arrive on No. 15 at 10:35 this morning. Everything is in readiness for the big game today. The attendance and iddicatious point to a largo crowd. Tho grandstand is one of the coolest places in Med- ford. AH people buying bleacher tickets will be allowed to sit in the shade along left field fence. The Medford band and ball teams will Jleavo fro niinfrontof MRDL UP leave from in front of Commercial club building at 1:15 p. in. and march to the ball park, where the game is scheduled to begin at 2 p. m. IN SPIRITED AWAY TO SAVE THEIR LIVES The people of this city should buy "Mado In Oregon" goods from the local merchants' whenever the price and quality are equal to Eastern made goods. BURNSIDE, Ky.. July 15. Depu ty Sheriff James Ellis and John Hel ton were spirited nway from the Som erset jail today in an effort to pre vent a proposed lynching of the mei following their killing of Mngistratt A. J. Beatty and Constable W. F Heath. Helton and Ellis shot the officials dead when they appeared in the mag istrate's court to be arraigned oi minor charges. The rejwrts of th guns attracted citizens to the conr room and when they arrived Beatt; and Heath were dead on the floor. Ellis and Helton were soon ar rested and they declared they hnd shot in self defense. We notice that some merchants in other cities nro using considerable space advertising "Made In Oregon" goods, That is as It should be. The merchant must know that his indivi dual prosperity Is to a great extent dependent upon the prosperity of tbe state at largo, and If Oregon manu facturers aro patronized, that It will mean greater pay rolls, and greater pay rolls mean a larger degree of prosperity for every man, woman and child In Oregon. DIGGING UP COIN FOR POSTAL BANKS WASHINGTON. D. C, July 15. That the postal savings banks have the confidence of the people who heretofore refused to place money in banks is exemplified today by a heavily corroded silver dollar bear ing the date of 18S9 which was re ceived here by Postmaster General Hitchcock from Postmaster Elgin of Corinth, Miss., who nlloged that it was one of several" hundred similnrly corroded coins reiwrted which had been buried in the ground hecaine the owners feared to put their money in banks. OAKLAND, Cut., duly 15. Found guilty of having solicited and ac cepted a bribe of f."0t)0 from the Spring Valley Water company, Hen ry P. Dalton, iihseisor of Alaiuedii county, is in jail hero today, hold without bail to await sentence Tuo.n day morning. The jury returned their verdict aC ter a consideration of only aliiHit four hours of evidence presented ,it the "J3 days trial. Dnlton's attorney, Charles H. Fairnll, probably will move for a new trial before sen tence h parsed. The conviction ends one of the hardest fought trial in tho history of the county. Dalton was mi ex tremely popular official and had heti. the same office for 17 years. Dalton' wife and his niece were with him when the verdict was read. The for mer collapsed and the younger wo man placed her anus about the de fendant and attempted to console him. Dalton turned very pale and then flu-died. On motion of the defense Judge Drown set next Tuesday for sentence Dalton was rvmuuded to jail without hail. JULY IS A MONTH TO CLEAN UP STOCKS To mako room for tho now fall morchaudiso which will soon bo coming in. Tho following tire only a fow examplos of how wo aro slashing tho prieo on dopon dablo morchandiso. Trimmed Hals and Untrimmed Shapes 1-2 PRICE LINEN SKIRTS In Whito and Linon Colar 12 PRICE TROUBLE OVER BILL ENDS LINEN SUITS at EXACTLY ONE-HALF Two.pieco linon suits in Natural, Pink, Bluo, Holiotropo and Whito, rogular values, $8.50 to $19.50 AT EXACTLY ONE HALF. $4.35 to $9.75 Cream Serge Skirts Special $4.95 Pretty Plaited models in Serge and Panama, rogular values $9.50 to $11.50. SPECIAL $4.95 LONG SILK COATS, SPECIAL $10.00 '. OAKLAND, Cal.. July 15. Harry AtichnulmtiKh, an inspector of the local street railway company, was probably fatally shot today by George Kuchler, a contractor, who afterwards shot and killed himself. The men quarreled over tho pay ment of a sum of money due Kuch ler and the latter drew a pistol and forced the carman to accompany him to the bank. On the street he cov ered Auchanbaugh through his pocket. Auchnnbniigh inude a sign to a passing M)licemau, whereupon Kucli- ler opened fire. When he fell he iiImi shot J. Kcltou, who also is expected to die. Then he commit ted suicide. It is supposed that the man was insane. LONG SILK COATS made up of a handsome piece of cloth of gold, largo sailor collar or regulation collar, also long black taffeta coats, full plaited style, rog ular values to $22.50. SPECIAL$10.00. In short every ready made garment in tho shop is undorpricod for quick cloar- anco. . , "W kMMNMHHHMM Ilasklns for Iroalth. It Does Not Pay YOUR EYES to take chances with Many of tho most difficult cases in this vicinity have been suc cessfully fitted by me. A call at my office will co-it you nothing and will convince you that you take no chances here. The best is the cheapest. DR. RICKERT Eyesight Specialist. . Over Kentner's. Q :3 FISH! FISH ! FISH! BUY YOUR FISHING TACKLE FROM THE Medford Hardware Comp'ny WE HAVE THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN MEDFORD THE FIRST SALMON REGISTERED AT OUR STORE FOR 1911 CONTEST WEIGHED 29 POUNDS AND 10 OUNCES. a: 8 M ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oo ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo JGR.EAT REMOVAL SALE! I GOES MERRILY ON I 0 ' . o 0 No inflated prices to deceive the public, as are sometimes used for Jhese sales, but a sale where THE TRUTH ALONE IS TOLD. Where genuine prices and genuine reductions, are given 0 0 plainly and where misrepresentation is not laid on "VALUES" in short a 3sxSu--w .. . 0 tf TOGGERY BILL" SALE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ALL $10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $16.50 AND $17.50 SUITS AT THE RIDICULOUS PRICE OF u $8.50 ALL $20.00, $22.50, $25.00, $27.50, $30.00 AND $35.00 SUITS $15.00 r One-Fourth Off on all Blue and Black Suits. One Third Off on all Extra Pants On all Hats, (Stetsons excepted), the slashing goes recklessly on. Shirts, Underwear, Etc., all Share the same fate No Extra Charge for Alterations Good Pair Suspenders FREE With Each Suit, THE TOGGERY (OF COURSE) Medford's Reliable Clothing House 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .9 0 0 0 0 0 0 & 0 0 0 ooooooooooooooooooooooooo oo oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo OO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO -w.., i.KI) bk ?&JfyZ&-2&Ffttt??.rrs.r ytfrzttvy!' rrr "-