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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1912)
PXGE TWO !TODT?OK;n MATL TRTBTTNW. MROPOTCT), ORMION", TUIWDAY, .lANlWRY 2, 1012. WWQRK TO REVIE OF YEAR TONIGHT City Dads Will Receive Annual Re ports Frum the Many City Depart ments rat Tonight's Session Ex perts to Rcpdrt'on TclfcrYBooks! OPENING NEW COUNTY COURT HOTEL SUCCESS TO DELAY ACTION A review of the year's work by th nlv will he tho ohiof foaturo of to u!lil's rfCMinn of the nitv ooimtf, i Fully 2500 People Pass Through Ho tel Holland and Alt Arc Charmed at Manner in Which It Has Been Fitted ant Furnished. ' '' F H MEN AND The opening of tho new Holland hold, hold New Yonr'a day, prtvtl (u ba.a xjroiit hmmm in awry., way, vlmi tint ntvcrnl duimrtmeiit hnb over 2300 ieod beim- shown tbroattti jiMrl i.rriHutH rlll flic tlmlr niuuml m jmru. Auikiiv thoe report will lw m from the mayor, elty ruoorder. il Ironsnrer, .Mipcriiitomlent of the w.lrr plant -.treet foiniiiiwiowr, fir thiol' nml oily engineer. Thc-o runwri will show whro fke $iSO,(mn -.pent fluriittr 1011 for inn meipnl improvements wrrt and will renew tho inipw insula during the l.i-t vpnr. Interest also centers in the report oi tho experts who huvo just gone otr t'ity Heeorder Telfer's book, for the jiast two yoars and n half. The eperls found n shortage of only $10, which is considered' most remarkable owing to the hirso ninouut of money bundled bv Mr. TeJfer during that length of lime. ANTNSAL00N FORCES ARE BUSY IN WASHINGTON SPOKANE, Wash., Jan. 2. Offi cials of tho anti-saloon league here today said that a stato campaign to turn "wet" towns "dry" will he for mully Inaugurated In n few days. This yar Is different from alt pro visos ones In that all local option flections will he held simultaneously In Kovambor. Any district that votes "wet" must roinaln so until November, 13'l4. Tho same -applies to any torrltory added to tho dry column. It Is estimated that approximately 3 00 Washington communities will vote wet or dry In November "and tho antl-saloonlsts want to bo onrly on the ground. the building. Ocuemm prtu was bestowed by tbno otloudiH; the reception, upon Porter .7. NofT. and.d. A. WJtrliutrit who provided Urn new imstitpn: George Hut, who Atoned iti Jifre. Neff, who supervised its fumitdunf? and decoration, ud JnW & Turner, tho contracting tlnn, who oreoled l. The new hotel was prmuninccd per fect in every detail. NO MORE PRISON STRIPES FOR GEORGIA.. C0KVICTS ATLANTA, Cn ..'" January " No moro stripes for federal prisoners bore. Only convicts working outside the walls of tho institution, wtU be compelled, to wear tho ponal upiform horonftor. Announcement to this ef fect was in n do by Uio wardon today. Several weeks ago be mndo the first-radical change In the rules when hlyhltscarded the regulation compell ing sjlonco during meal tlmo. ,. , 1912 Tax Levy Will Not Bo Made Until Supreme Court Has Handed Down Decision in Regard to Roatl 1 . Bend Issue. HUNTERS 8EWAR ;JrtCK AITKEN IS Ei GIVEN PATENT p Although the somhiu of th nnuiity onrt Wednesday, being the first one ia tho ' Snr. i..thtt onto at vtldeh tke tax levy for the yor is fixed by the omniiwitiitrv ho. notion will bo taken, uh the oonrt wdl await a do- ei-Mon from the ninretue court in re ject! to the $1,800,000 ruad boud KttillC. EVERETT. Wash. I. Keys Is dead tho victim of his own invention. He had made an acetylene tank from a largo kerosene can. A brother stood near as Keys applied a match to the wick. Instantly an explosion oc curred which crushed in tho chest of tho Inventor. Mullen Resigns. JUNEAU, Alaska, Jan. 2.V. M. Million, receiver of tho United Static land office, hits rtwigm'd. His rot-iV- ntttion in an outgrowth of the"v ornni cut's prosecution of the coh! Itunl elaiinnntf at Penttlc. It whs allciied that Alullen showed little intere.-t in the prosecution. Recently the interior department iuumutd tlinf his rosis nation would be accepted. .Mullen served in the Vnited tntes hind of fice in Alaska 11 years. ,. VANCOUVER, Wash. Unable to enter his home at midnight because ho had .left his keys in the bank vault, which was locked, 11. B. Kies, receiver of the Commercial bank, se cured a fishing polo and fished tho keys off a shelf through the bars of ,the vault door. It. is hiahlv probable that the coun ty roHduMMer's ofiiim will not be filkul at th present fur tile, miiho, tvumi. The tppoiiitiucut of W. V. lfuniMm expired Heeember :il, li)ll. All Licenses Hnxe Expired and Do fore Visiting this Roguo or Hills Again New licenses Must Bo Se cured Fromllie Cotintyblcrk. " ORGANIZED LABOR AT ., t2P0RTLANP NOT TO ACT union, liulurs hero tvduy declared that organized labor In Portland w take no stand either for or against Tvettmoe, Johapnsou, Clancy . and llunsey, who aro charged with con spiracy in connection with tho. Mc Namara dynnqiltings iu Los Angeles. U id considered certain that no funds for the defense of tho accused California hibor Renders, will bo coir lectqd nore, Fwhermen nml Iiunlers had host b-1 ware before ojujc lumh-iif HKaiii, mi lew they (!til call at (k vfiwuig clerk' office und secure new HejfiiHw, All of ikel01iVtniuiv iNiied bvvlhe count ve'erk InPt oir bax expired aud aru, now vulimloac. 'ib and. Rauie ftnli)iw nro lutwutn tho lookout rr tluiKe lunUhijcof ft-lmur wlihout a licence. Jllwiiks luivo been received for (bo new Uvtuiiio. , . Burns and Miller Confer. INlUiVNAUOhlfcl. lad , Jim. a. 1) teetiv. Willijun,.). Uhui- and United State Attimioy .MlUer went into con ference hero Tutltyy uiu the arrival of the sloatlu Durni- w to testify bo foro the federal!, grand jury iitve.sti antin iu alWil nalimi-wido dynu inite, cjoniiptrhc. Oscar hawjor, special Kovertnueiit precentor, niHlJDititriel ttoruey Joho 1). lcv!orteks iihw AnueleM uro due to arrive hero .tomorrow. Woodvllle Man Has Letters of Patent Issued to Him by Government for Flslr Screen Which Is Most Suc cessful. - VC'AUkon of Wotidvilla. wlio noiue laoiitlm ago piirfiN'toirn flll aeieeu, inl to ho tb laont RUeeowfid of any yul triW n foml inteaffhu ditcher, Itart been homed loiters of taleut by Hie Koyoraaierit. Air. Aitkeu'a nerean ban beau dent oiiMtnited beforo tho Orcein IIkIi imI koiiio comiiiixNjoii and miiv be of lU'inlly udupted. DOZEN PROGRESSIVES AT WORK IN OHIO Soldiers at School. FOUT STKUEN'S. ore,. Jan. " 1 11,'n . ... ' l,.ilinv.. tlinm Innnpnnt 1ml I UU lUerea-CO IKIV "i IIU incentive don't' carp to make their trial thclf"r n thoroiiBji iuaterv of the shb- .trlal of orcanizod labor." ouItomlzes.Jl,;" "-' wiawsi at ie xarnsoiUien w . . j . the attltiido of many labor mon hero. , union LOOKS LIKE WAR IN ' i. SEATTLE- CHINATOWN Ilasklns for health. SEiVTTLE. Wash., Jan. 'J.- Poli.-e believe today that if their vigilance is relaxed for an hour in locnl China town a fierce tons war will break out. The Chine--e colonv has received news that eight hatchet men, or profes sional killers, have been imported from Portland to avenge the murder oE Dom We?, a ton man who was killed here vesterday. The colony highly excited and it is being pa trolled by scores of policemen. Not ninny good jobs will be found in this city this week except through want advertising. today have started their winter course ju gunnery. America Loses Cup. CllRISTgilURCit, N. Z., Jan. 2. America's lust chance to win the fiavls international tennis trophy . wont glimmering today when Norman K. llrooka and 'A. W. Dunlop Won ! tho doubles, defeating llonls C. Wright and .Maurice E. McLoughlln C-4, 5-7, "-5 andC-t. COhUMlJUH. Ohio. Jan. . lload- oil by lllffonl Plin:hOtfonuer United j States chief foronler, ami Senator Mohoh Clapp of Mluuetiota and John 1). Works of California a doaen pro- grusxlvos of iintlonal roputatluu are spread out today over Ohio, continu ing tho fight for progressive prin ciple? begun by Senator I.a Follette'a tour. The Hpeakera will remain In tho Ht.Ma an oat of tho week. All of l.a Kolletto'a friends today declare themselves authtfutd with the action of tho progressive conference horo, wblMi. while it deferred on donement of La Follotte for the presliluuey a( his owA doslro Its immiliers want on reeord Itidlvldually by tho rutin of 7 tOl to, the, wiiue effect. " . 2 Unfcklna for health . , Git the Original RiiJ.fieiiuLie HORLIGK'S Underwear We are going to close out every piece of Ladies', Misses' and Boys' Winter. Un'derwear in tho store re gardless of cost. Compare our qualities and prices with any of the big sales and you will save money. BOYS' HEAVY FLEECE LINED SHIRTS AND DRAWEES; fie tU.00tL(imliti0a onrli 25 Misses' Honvy Flooco Linod Vosts and Pants, .1V to oOc values . Ua..LC!. , , 25 Ladies' Heavy Kiuuec .Linetl Vests alul Paiits, (iOe Values ..ri 3J), 2 I'or 75$ .Ladies' Heavy .''leucu Lined Union Suits, 7f)o value to ,. 50 Ladies' $1 and $1.25 Union Suits, each 75- JijidicH' $1.50 and $1.7$ Onion Suits, ea-h . ..$1.00 The ahovh eouiO in all regular sizes and"ii7Tx(nt large- sizes uptu'Q, ' Hoys' AVool ltibhud Union Suits, regular $1.12 value, eaeh r 85 MALTED. MILK Gunboat to Ecuador. I inB i-ooa-Hfinn ir ah A5. U'ASIIIVCTflV ii r i.n IorInlan!i.Invnhd.nnrtCrovinirhiW'M?. The gunboat Yorktown Is stenmlngj PureNutrition.upbuildinglhewliolcbody. at full speed today (rem Panama to InM'goratcathcnurilngmothcrandthcagcd. tvich milk, maltetl wain, m Dowdcr tortn. A qkk Iwck prtpntd. in a Minute. I Take se raVrtilutc. Atkfor H0RUCK.'S. ' I iwar an anjf mux f r,umv Ecuador to prevent the disturbances In that country ', from interfering with American interests there. Tho Yorktown was ordered by telegraph to proceed at once. 1000 Regular 10c and. 15c 1012 Calendars, each in box, salo price, eacl ..... 5 i i Local view Photograph Post Cards,2 for 5tf or 12 for 25 r ' H U S S E Y S IHW I i I : r : r : r : -: : : : ' : : : : : : : - : : : : : : r : ; : : : : : ', : . i SUITS AND OVERCOATS MARKED WAY DOWN ' f f ANNOUNCEM E-N T We Are Arranging Our Stock For a GREAT SALE--The Best Bargain Offering In -Southern Oregdn. Watch for Our Price Announcement, or Drop in an$ Let Us Show You tJThe Quality of Clothing Handled by Us is a Matter of Reputation. It will Pay You to Buy Now and Buy Here 3Tn i . i V if : ,; . ,. V,' - v MODEL CLOTHING COMP'Y w 9t . '14 ' ' f '. - . A &: jf i I FlillifcAitliAiitoAArtiinliAihiiili.ilirtiiihrtAitiAi.AAifc .. V. Wf ' , nr,i .. J ; : ; : ; : ; ; ; . ; 4 : : : : :