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PAGE TWO MEnTORD MATTi TRTRFNR, IMTOnFCRT). ORIWON. THURSDAY. ,IVHTUY I, 1012, t to Medford Thursday from Mt. .Mr. uuiii wns forme the market biiHtuoxs LOCAL and IK"!;; V. i Medford, but loft, here nbout n year rHl"Vllll BlNJ.A I S'inM to find a -locution which would , . I J UV "") IMIUllUh' , HUU "1. mif he narel? hunted for l over the - 'n . ',. v . , , ,, , J greater part or Hrltfsh Columbia nnd Mrs. 11. F. MulUey ntnl c hi dronlS,,, .. ' ., ,,. wll . ,, ,-. , , , . , 7 wtfaltthftton. HOT oxnects to now ro- votiiniod Wednesday night from a .,,,, ',. A...A... , SlTWK LEADER IS RUSSIAN POLICE JBLACK JACK READY DCpnDTCll Ql AIM .WW AMPDIPAHO: . TO START T visit to rolntlven fn Monmouth. floaton. Mowers, an Ashland capit alist and enthusiastic good rands ad vocate, vn in Medford Wednwday on busuliiesti. - Q. W. II. Albort, ot mute Falls, was In Mod ford Thunklny. II. M. HHbrs of Hftsevllle, Cal.. arrived InModterd Wrfflnesdny. Mrs, V. $5. nonnafl Is In CiranU PnB for a fow days' visit to friend Mr. V. M. Vlfaftn remrfifcf ftaiw dav to nor hftlnft tn'tiletidalo affUr a visit In Mmltard with hdr totif C. A. Wilson, and family. ' Mrs. Porter J. "eff willlonvb to day Mr a couple or w6ko' visit to friends In Snn Francisco. S. A. Newell. ladles tailor, 4 th Hour M. F. & II. Go. bids. ' Mrs. Ellznhath Robinson, who Is to ho librarian whsn lbs new Carne! library Is opened, arrlvod In Medford Tuesday from Seattle. Mrs. Hobln pon Is very much pleased with Motl ford and the library prospects. The new library Will be opened about January 15. Carkln & Taylor (John II. Carkln, Glenn O. Taylor), attornoys-at-law, ovor Jackson County Bank building, Medrord. Mrs. J. IJ. Hqliuas and daughter, Misg Gjadys, of Central Point, wore In Medford Wednesday, Ruosta of Mrs If. Ilartzoll. Mrs. Will Howard, of Eugene, ar rived la Medford Wednaeday and Is tho guest for a few days of Mrs. M. If Taylor, In Jacksonville. Frosh milk at DeVoe's. 257 W. F. Middle loft Medford Wed nesday evening for Corvnllis, where he will take tho short courso In hor ticulture at tho agricultural college. Attorney Portpr J. N'eH loft Sled ford AVodnosday for Salem, whore on Thursday he arguod tho road bond- ng Issue beforo the suprome court. Rheumatism, In all forms; Ilko to eco tho case I can't reach. Speedy results. Dr. E. Brooke, D. C. 2-17 South nivorslde. S4-K. 215 E. B. Petzell of Glendale was in Medford Wednesday on business. Sec B. A. Holmes. Tho Insurance Man, ovor Jackson County bank. A. S. Boscnbanm, L. A. Gregory and C Walker were In Ashland Wedaesday on business. Mr. and Mrs. W. Dale wero in Ashland Wednesday. Emily T. Standeford, examiner for tho New England Conservatory of Music In Boston, piano, harmony, musical history. - 42S West Fourth street Telephone 7211. 2CC Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Malloy returned to Portland Wednesday after a visit with Medford friends. Mrs. A. Craven loft for her home In Portland Wednesday evening after having visited frlonda In Medford F. M. Wilson, cigars, tobacco, con fectionery, next to Nash, on Main. , 2C8 . Just an even 100 couples attended tho old folk dance Tuesday night at the Xatatorlum. The large hall was used; tho music was furnished by Eanies' full orchestra, and refresh ments of ices and punch woro sorvod. Tho next party will be given on Jan uary 15 tli. S. B. Graham, room 3 ovor post" office, lias art caloudars to givo away. Mrs. II. II. Corliss of Pheonlx was In Medford Wednesday. Attorney II. A. Canaday was In Phoenix Wednesday on legal busi ness. The Loyal Temperance legion will Bneet next Friday at 4 p. m. In tho hasemont of tbo M. E. church. All children from C to 1C aro invited to come. There will be- no skating Monday afternoon or evening at tho rink. 244 I, M. Collins, cashier of tho Dank of Jacksonville, wa In Medford Wednesday on bufc''isss. Thoro nro still n few of those clus ter street lights which nro not burn ing. Phono your ordora In to Hada Bros. Transfer Co. Office phones: Bell 3152; Home 350-K. Mis. S. M. Woods visited Ashland friends Thursday. Mrs, I. Dodge of I'nrla, Mich., who has been in Medford for several days visiting her daughter, Mrs. F, 13. Merrick, loft Thursday for Los An- gOlOSi Mrs. Olive Hayes, of Newport, Wash., arrived In Medford Thursday for a Visit to hot- sister, Miss Idu Keith. ti. T. With and children returned main In Medfortl nnd 6ngHige In huslnetts. Miss Alabama nronton has re Uirned to Monmouth, Qrtv after a Tbv daB visit with her alstor. Mrs. J. K, FuBrikniui. .f. P. Duncan, operating mnnsgof of tho wireless telograph station in Medfbrd, lias boon transferred to Se attle, and- left Wednesday for his nevf station. Mrs. M. R. Dunham of this city is visiting Grants Pass friends. Mrs. M. tii. Gray ot 1 15 South MIstletoo sreot, left Thursday for a two months visit to her old home In Brooklyn, X. Y. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Shnlti, of Uklah, Cal., Arrived In Medford on Wednesday and may docldo on locat ing hero. Mr. SliulU is' an oloctrl clan. Dr. II. P. HftBgraVtt loft Wednes day for Los Angelas; where, he will Join Mrs. IlarfenKO and dnughtor, who loft for that plnce' last week. They expect to be absent a couple of nfonths. Clielket Pasha, Commander of tho I One of a Parly of Four Kills Four Turkish Constitutional Forces, or Yoiiurj Turks, Is Said to Be Victim . of Assassination. ADMIRAL EVANS DEAD. (Continued Frcra Page Onei LONDON. Jan: 4.Chefket Pasha, leader oT tho Young Tirfts and com inatfdor Of the Turkfrh constitutional forces, has been assassinated, accord ing to dispatches received hero to day. All telegraphic eomtifttataftttiu Policemen and Wounds three Oth ers in Makluri Escape Quo of Ameilcan Party, Is a Woman.) i UKOKSKA, KOMriH, Jrtft. J.Fntrf AiftwrifHltiN, o of limn killed four pHtpi anijH!inli it tour otlitn-s three pudmlily fntnllv nro today h hiK M.nmhl by Oie polioe uf thi din. trie!, tkt f the rtiutli"'" ix noiu- IMIIUAGO. fll Jan. with Constantinople la hitofmtd , nn. and details of the alleged aMaslan tlon and official verification aro not obtainable. Tho same dUpatch stat ed that the Adriauunle arm corps A poMcoiuNii koi knl al the Ameri cans' dam". It wa- upenod and he fell dtad fUI flvo bullets (hntiudi Ihe head. Tim offlesr tailed t inviMi- f.r-ljeelarlun that all obstacles to his proposed battles with ,llm Tlynn, the Pueblo flioiuan, and Sam MnVoy had been wiped away, Jaok .Inhnsun, hwtivy elutft chHiuploh, filer nn IdlfiiAia if tiMirty iwb ysiavir, aifnounftd to lay tliut he would start tralulug at UtWn (or fhtf Piyan IrtJut, The Imttla uotweon (ho "big stmiku and Mynn will lie Rtagial at Windward. Nev. The champion U to recolvu $30,ooi uh his cut and oiuvthlrd Interest In the moving yleMires, tits battle with IJynn over, John- wm, provlilmg lm iimji(Mea or tli flromaii, will rush to rails to pro paio fur bin fight, with .Mo'j' hod commenced, n march to Coiistan- Kt a rejort 1 lift t t'u- American hud olis nnd al-o a large contingent from West Point military academy will at tend the funeral. Admiral Kvxns' death was sudden. When he arue yesterday he an nouueed to members of his family (hat he felt in hotter health and spirits than he laid onjoyod fr some time. He said he felt no ill effects from the old wounds received in the civil war or from the recurrent at tacks of rheumatism from which he had suffered for yours. After partaking of hearty lunch eon Admiral Evans went to his li brary. He wan stricken thore about 2 p. in. Members of his family im mediately summoned Dr. S. S. Adams, who found him in great pain. Uo siMiuding, apparently, to treatment, the -admiral fell into a restless sleep and hi- famliv believed all immediate dnugcr wan pansed. He awakened, however, shortly after 4 o'clock ami, ntisi!c' himself on hie elbow with great difficulty, announced that he was choking. "I am unable to get my broalh," he suid. Thou he sank hack and, fully conscious to the last, died at -1:4." o'clock. With him at tho end were hi- wife, his daughter, Mrs. 11. I. Scwnll, mid his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Frank T. Evan, wife of the admiral's only son, a liimtonnnt commander in the navy, attached to the torpedo boat destroyed Moiiahan. The only other member of the family who was nut present wa his daughter, Mrs. Marsh, wife of Captain Charles ('. Marsh, commanding the cruiser North Carolina. tfaopTo. Stormy scones In the chnmbor of deputies nro said to have followed a inMug of l the msW cabinet named )iy Said Pasha. Krlethm .resulted when the grand vlsler announced hat It was tho Intentfcin of the min ister to proceed with the policy di rected at a modification of the con stitution. Poaco was partially re stared when the grand vltlor an nounced that a debate on tho con stitutional bill would be held this afternoon. Although dispatches Trom Tripoli quiet conditions thoro, it was learned today that Italy Is proparlng to send more troops to Cyronnlca. PHOENIX ELECTION Ml iUfCVT TllCOnHV 1'AKISIAN SACK dall -fc , i. w Nt A lUtollfll ,ia,r " o,f -' ' you will give to your hnlr a TERROR OF COST OF LIVING HIS DEFENSE SANTA IUIU1AKA,.C1., Jan. !. Takiu of tetiinony in tho trial of John Ifoch, charged with the murder of hid 4-hour-old babe, began today. It was evMonl fnm Hie nfitsel that the defense plans to base its ctie on Heeh's terror of tho ever increasing cost of living. Further, it as inti mated that the attorneys may try lo prove that the father n driven in nno Fy worry over his praoitul eco nomic prablema. , The jury, which has been complet ed, is composed almost entirely of farraero living near thit, city. Jt was secured with little difficulty. .. .t..f.f. . . TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Woman for general housework, wages $1 per day. Ad dress IJox 25 care Mall Tribune. Utm Weeks & McGowan Co. UNDERTAKERS ' Bax, Pliono 37t '.Night Piione,s, V. W. Woclts iotl. A. ti Ofrr, 5J002. I.ADV ASSIfSTANX FOIl SALE Homestead relinquish ment of ICO acres located in the Hams valley country. This place is thoroughly equipped with every thing Hint pertains to farming. Good team, wagon and haincbs, plen ty of oorn and hay to winter tho stock, hIx bond of hogs, three head of , fltio tows, enough apples und potatoes to last until next season, and enough tools on tho placo to start In clearing and fencing. Thoro' Is enough timber alono to pay foj; tho placo. Tho whole lay out goos for lirO0. Terms. CEO. 0. COnNITIUS, 210 W. Main St., M. C031. Ifffmo 313-lt FOR SALE Homestead relinquish ment of ICO acres, three miles this sldo Eaglo Point. Freo soil, and some sticky. An excellent htllsldo property for fruit. Fine gardon land. Tho Improve ments don't amount to much, but tho land Is worth the money. Only $fi00. GEO. C. COUN1TIUS, 310 W. Main St., M. C031. Home 343-It. Phoenix 'Will liac its citv cfeetiou next Tuesday, Januarv 9. The names of thoe wjio have qualified and whose names will appear Am the of ficial ballot lire: 'or mayor. A. II, Fisher. Kecorder, F. K. Ftirrv. Marshal, Ira Dunfnp and Joliu Wright. CouneilmcJif 1rt ward, (I. T. Thrasher and Lloyd Culver. Conncilmcn, Second tpird, W. J. Ueardsley, 1. F. Pratt, JJ. S. Stan di! fe. Couneilmcii. Third ward, Eil Wilde, A. II. Uouston, Henry Shaffer. LOS ANGELES COUNTY GRAND JURY REOPENS PROBE LOS ANGELES, Cal., Jan. !. The Los Angeles county grand jury today reopened its probe of the dyna miting cftses, and fhrce witnesi' wero ordered to hold thcim-cltcs m readiness to go before the inipiisi forial body. These were Leenartl S. Holer, a night watchman employed in the Higgins building, where, the Me Namara defense maintained offices; Miss Ethel Koniftgiuin of Ksu Kran eisco, a stenographer employed b. Clarence Darrow, and L 1C. Kusell; privjito secretary to Job Harrimnn. It wits stated flutt Kiissfll would be tho first witness. no isports. Uenitoreeineiits wei-e sHimiMined. One ! the Americans stepped out. holding up his hands and sayiojr "I surrender." An offi cer approarhed and fell with a bullet through liU Itcarf. The Auu'riVun look the levolver and cartridges fnun his belt and said: 'Tlwftks. that's all I wanted," and returned to the hou-e. In a few min utes he reappeared, a gun in each hand, calmly walked through the crowd and sought-ri'iau'e n a garden. In a subsequent llulit he killed two more polieeinen. GLORIOUS HAIR For Nwry Woman Who Wants It. Any., woman who neglects her hair cannot expect to lmv as lovely hair as the woman who doesn't. Wash tho hair one" a week, uso keep your few days beautiful lustre that you will he proud of. PARISIAN SACK Is a most roll ablo hair tonlo; so reliable that Chns Strang guarantees It to eradicate dnn draff, stop falling hair and itching fccalp, or money back. It should bo used as a dressing by every member of the family booause It keeps the scalp clean, prevents hnlr from turning gray and baldness. Large bottle GO cents. You will have no use for ordinary preparations after once giving delightful PARI SIAN SAGE a trial. Glrl.Dronks Arm, Mis Aim1 tlockci'Miuith, while -killing at I he Plioemv link Wedtiea. dn evening, hud lln nilsforluiie lo tall ami fnulliie her hkmI arm. She Whs ulM'lt prompt iilteliliou nnd is now mi the loud l riocr. i M ' " Not innnv tiiimleilteil IiumIiichh oppot'liitiillcrt will ho iMjiisldored liy people who Imvu money lo invwtl In this ellv hli week, HiiHldiiK fur lienHh, Do You Need Drain Tile? WH MAN't'l'ACTrilE IT ii '' i li i J i The Itcnt That Can J!e Made, lleforo Oiderlng See tfs, Rogue River Pottery Co. Plant at Tola. IMP Gaiuett-Coiey llldg,, Mcilfoul I? This ,&S&&t&iK&&9PJHt)yhJ. V TM9C Bk V ". iViNin -. y w 2 ssStowiw a if ill I I .in a nt 4 Uaftln will be staged by Itugli M' i? Inlosli, tho AitNimllan promoter, I j I NOTICE. (5 ,AVfll tho Hirt who took two wag-iV oiis from I. II. McDsnlels roMldemejy on Tuft avenue return sumo at nine J and nothing will be done, but If not ,7 returned Immediate action will be Z taken. Vi:UNE V N DYKE 'J A Full Line of Peerless Lamps I All tfimnmtooil. Now in 3 tho time to mL your Iiouso wired. (()0(1 l'K't nth'lH to J tho comforl of winter liioiithn. Southern Orcyon ricctrlcCo North Grapo Street. !4'4,'rfsTrtfr''rfor'' iu m m nn. TUSCAN .SPRINGS Having no cnunlpn oarth In variety of mineral waters and curing diseased that medicines-will not reach. It you aro In need of health, como now. Wo aro opon all tho year and can give tho best ot caro and attention now as well as In summer. Stngo dally from lied Uluff to tho spring! Purthor par ticulars address E. B. WALBRIDGE TUSCAN M'UINGK. CAL. Ilasklns for heaJUi. Draperies We enrrr a very complete line of dr&rwleii, lace curtain, ilxturca, etc anJ Jo ail classes of apholstcrlnK- A Biec!al man to look After ttiH work exclusively sml will Klvo n gooil ervlca an Is possible to get In even the largest cities. Weeks & McGowan Co SKATING RINK Under New Management It is the place for mothers, fathers, brothers, and sisters to enjoy themselves. Races every Wedncs day, Saturday and Sunday, also band concert. Spc tators, 10e; skaters, 25c. All other days spectator free. Lady spectators free at all times. Lady skaters free. Wednesday nights with band concert. Lady beginners free from 10 a. m. to 12 m. every day. Uink open afternoons and evenings. Children lOe Saturdav afternoons. 'PlOb ,f. LAUNDV. In order to give space or our regular foek, in1 will place on SALE THIS WEEK Beginning Tuesday, January 2, 1012, . . ' AT Ct)ST Genuine Navajo and Chlmayo Rurjs, Pillow Tops and Table Covers Caletlars Dolls Pictures Games Indian Baskets Holiday Stationery Craftsman Leather Good's Leather Hand Bans Brass and Copper Goods Desk Sets y ALL AT COST All reuular 75c reprint Fiction, GOc. THE MERRIVOLD SHOP M any longer trying to read without glasses. (!o this ery day to Dr. Rickert and have your oyoalght prarly cor'roo'leil, Many wine people In tht'Hc parla claim he ix the best in that line. Office over Kciitnei', Medford. Game Boards Also Full line of Games all seasons ...First... National Bank -of MEDFORD, OREGON CAPITAL STOCK $100,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits $58,000.00 D.ited States and Postal Savings Depository We solie""4 your business, which will reoeivo our care ful attention. F, K. Deuol, President M. L. Alford, Caaliior Orris Crawford, Assistant Cashior Medford Book Store "We have for sale some ten-acre tracts across tho road from the Stale Kxperiment Station recently lo cated between Phoenix and Talent. The soil is suit able for fruit, alfalfa or garden. Well water in quan tity sufficient for irrigation' can be had at 20 to 25 feet (wo have a wall on an adjoining tract which sup lilies 200 gallons per nfhmlo). The price is $JI00 lo $TJ50 per ncrfl, and we can mako very easy terms. W. T. YORK & CO. BJfoil Tribuno Block i:H WckI Mam St. a ? T y t T T T T T Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y t T f Y Y Y Y M IRRIGATION NOTICE TO ALL NEW USERS OF WATER The Irrigation Season Opens , April 1st. Make Arrangements for Your Water Early so as We Can Give (You Prompt and Ef- i ficicnt Service. ' ROGUE RIVER VALLEY CANAL CO. FRED N. CUMMINGS, Manager Y Y t t ? ? ? Y Y T Y Y ? Y ? ? Y t ? ? Y Y ? f Y f Y Y Y Y f Y Y Y A M y i rr ittttwt"tiw i i