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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1912)
MMWOftTI MATH TRTBUNE, MEDFORfl, OnEClON, TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1912. --. S FTOE THREB A V V im , . 1 V DR. SEELEY IK IN IJVFR MRS .L.u. HN Dr. M. K. Sim'Iv wiih t'ltn'li'il hcIioo! illit'iilor MhimImv iil'titrnooii ovr .Nf im. li. H. PnrmiiiH It.v a vn.i of IIU'J to JHO, Tim olmtlion wiih (hit I'irrtI hcIkiiiI (leu. tlon hulil In DiIh (Unhid In yi'itrri which nllnii'lcil iiny nlltuillnii, Tim IiuIIn wi'iit I'imvili'il dining I lit nlli'i ilium fu-l vnti'H hi'inir ciihl. 'I'lii' oli'i'lloii ii vn o)Hiilii'ill,v fur M'l'lllir ll WOIIHMI lf (lilt I'ity .It'tlvi) lit an I'liM'liiin. Thi'.v liml (nit Inrwnril .Mih. I'nrmniM iih ilicir ruiiilliluli' mill all of Out iniMnlii'iH uf llm I'riuul xiif Illicit clnh wurki'il Imnl for ll" '! linn of their I'linico. Tlnty look urnil inlt'i'i'Kt in all inntliTH numi'i'liM uilli tin' rli'i'tlnn iiinl Mlinwril ii tlioinnli kiiiiwcil,'. iif tlifir rllitM ii.nl ni li)tfH us well .i it thorough ni'.iinitil' ani'K with I Im ('ci'tlnii law . Two ri'MHoiiH I'lintrilinti'il heavily In ityo roHiill. One wiih I la mth-uiiiI piipiiliirily at' Dr. Nei'ly, who uiuiilm IiIm frii'inlri lv ill" neon, nil nf whoi i tnrni'il nut lo vnl for him, nml llm nllinr wiih thn HiriiuliiiK of t'liniif. a rt'itanliiiK Mr. I'lirxoiiM. The iidhI ilainahiK of IIii'mu wiih ii tory spread that hIih wim n iiiciiiIht of the Kninnn (..'nlhulli' I'hnri'h whili iih it miitlir of I'ui't hIii Ik a (,imt'r'KatiimiiH't ami ilhiilr her iittiMiiliini'K in thin cllv hv tH't'fii tln I'ri'hhyli'rinn nml Kpim-n paliun rliurcltex. t nuinltor of him fniKtliM in thin rity nri CiilholicM ami llirir rfforlH on lii'hall' of Mra, 1'ijrxoiin In! ninny to m-ilU thn ri pifrt that hIio ImrnHf wiih ii C'nt'nilii'. Thin Mary aloia. nmt la-r aver Hill Vlltl'X. MniibiTH nf (lie Hohnnl hoiinl wrri' very iiotivi tlurttiir llm nfli-rnom innl M'lit initny to thn mh In vote for Dr. Hi't'ly. Ti'iit'hcm in the ki'IumiIh hail aUo rcccivi'tl tlair liinlnwtioim ..ml worn Iiiih.v. In nililition to thin many intorjtri'tft! tla liuht an nni Imtwvcu the Niiffriic'ltH nml lint iinti nml helm; tpHiNil (o ripial Hiif frtiut voted iiKiiinxt Mr. I'lirniMiH. Onn nvlent anti wnH warned hy thn women not to hniiif too many vnler to the miIU and la ipill. A immlier of ainuMim iiieidenls oo iMirred tluriiiu the aftcrnnon, Onn of tint iniiht iimtihiiii; of Ihexe witx when it woman npprnia'heil the hiIU nml iminlred an to (lie locution of tin poll. "In there." hIi wiih told. "Ill there,?" liA eelioed In minniM' m TS ARE TO BE ne Tim II, , 0, Kill have Milc.'li-.l nixly maHciilH nml on .lime 'Jft-'JII will iixhlhil Ihem al Ilia opera hoime, nml they iih I; hn pnhlle In enme mid Jn lun wlileli of Iherai 1h Hid real hona 1'iile inaHi'ol. Over 'JfiO immcotH wen1 offered ami the .indue weio liimhle to deeide Uf I'ricmlnhip ami jeiilnilKy v:-ie eliaii'i! nuaiiiHt them. TAFI IS GIVEN NI W E WAHIHNdTON, ,1mm IH. I'm-hi dent Tall wnteheil the proeeedlnH in CliieiiKo today throiiKh the medium of the United I'rexM direet leaned wire H.VMtein, whleh commoted the While IIoiih,, wilh Hie (.'oliM'iim Htnue, The pietddfiit, inemher of hi fain It.v ami 1'riendn unthered m the exeen tivn offieeH to reeeive thn ri'Mirts I'lilmiiiiitlni; tin) hIi'iikx'1' in the lon filil far the nomination. Tin United I'reNrf IciinciI wire wni etleiided to thn ej(eeiitive oflleen A't that the preiddent received the IIiihii mid hnlleliii hcrvice, w it It the riinnim; ami deneriptive hlorie, nml the hiiiii mint: up lends, nent direet from the convention platform hy the United I'rcM Htnff eorrehMinileiiN. E WASIIIKOTOK, Jiiiih 18.--The in terxtnto eominereu catainiK-inn today ordered a K(,aernl impiiry into I he riiten, practice and rnlen p)veriiin the transportation of anthracite coal hy the rnilroiulH. The purpart of the impiiry are to uncertain whether coal U mined un der thn authority of common carrier enancd in the trmixpartntioti of the Hume. rear "why, there are men in there. Wheie da the women vote!" Ami it tank name lime to canvim': her that Iheie wiih hut one eoiumau votiuif alaee. WN PARKING I GRADED IN CITY A niunher of eitizenn will lliin ever iiil.' link Die city council to puxH mi ordinance leipiiriu nil property own in in the city who live on improved HtreelH to urade the pnrkiiiK hetwem the eiuh nml nidcwail: in order (hut thn htrccl may have a iiiiiform mid nt tiactivc. iippuurnnce. .Several of the HlieetH in the city pinhiltl a very poor nppearmiee due la lliix leiiMiu and citictiH are anx ious la hae the mailer corrected. X LAMPMAN SELLS HIS PAPER Het II. I.aiiipmau Iuih hoi the (lohl Hill N'cwh to liix hrother lieu l.amp inmi, pohhehhiou heiuu hen lit once. Hex xlate.H that he Iuih not yet de cided what he will da hut it in report ed Ihul he hit k ptmiH for uuolher pa per in Jnclcwon county, either in Med io nl or elsewhere. FEW ELECTIONS FOR I Hchaal elections wern held in each district of tlm county .Monday hut re- ttiniH to lite county Htiperiiitt'iideut are very slaw nml it will he several dayH hefarn the results nru known fully. lit a hard fought hattle at Gold Hill Dr. KcIm-v was defeuted hy .lohu Hmuaiersley hy a vote of -til to II'J. W. V. Triiux was elected ta till it short tenu. William McCredie and Henry Miiwry were elected direetars af the 'it Side district, a. l.r), hy a nar row vote. It wits n hard fought elec tion. S. J. Taylor was elected at Central I'oint. No contest. W. T. Grieve wits elected at Jnck- Isonxille. No contest. Kreil I'elotijui was elected direolar at liable I'aiut over John Grepp hy it vole of litl to II. WOMEN A1ND LOCAL GAMES One of the ideaninu fcalurcH of Irct Hiiuda.y'H hall uamc, nnd one whidi ntlracled a rent deal of nttcnliaii, wiih lla IniKii iittciidniice af Indies in fact it )uvi! tlm iinprcsflon af mi I'astcr function. Out af threw hundred and .cvenly fivn jersaiiH preta-ut the largest atheiinir mo fur this season -mare than two hundred wen-of the fuir sex. J''or utlcadaiico next Sunday lould he a record hreaker, when ln- loeuh mei.'l tliuir worthy rinls from Grunts I'iish ul the .Med ford hioehull nail:. AND E SON BEGINS ROOM.T W TO LEAD FRAY CHICAGO. .June 18. Hrotoi! nl one end of it private telephone wire in his apartment an tlm top tloor af I lie CaiitfrcKs hotel, Calancl Kaosevel, Mill keep in touch with the proics of events in tin; convention hall and is sue orders to his lieutenants, nccard iuj; to his plans today. In order ta ensure seercny thn wire will run direet ta the Coliseum avoiihui; the hole! switchboard. Colonel Haosevelt did not leave his conference rooms far lied until 2:!K) a. in. today. "Are you K"iU '" attend the i 011 vcntioiif" he was asked as he depart ed for hed. "I don't know yet," he replied. The former president today sent for Governor Dudley of Missouu, who will he his floor iniiiuiyer, far a on ferenee hefare the convention opened in order ta trive him final instructions for the fray. He also met his other managers. A report was current today that Colonel Itooscveli has a deleiratcV halite, to hu used in ease he rhould decide ta uo t the convention. AVIATRIX KILLED AT ILLINOIS FAIR GROUNDS Hud Anderson, tho pride of Van couver, fltarlfd In acllvo trnluliiK VK (onlay for his ten-round hout with Aba Lfthf.d of Han Krnnclisco l'efore tho Meilford Athletic eluh Monday ovenlnK, Juno 24. Anderson started with a four-mllo run on llio road and In the afternoon conrim.'d hlit work to a llttlo llchl training around the KyaimiHlum. An a Kvnaral rulo Anderson always keeps hlmitelf In pretty good shape, but la his coming bout with Isabel, Unit suys bo Intends to go through a more systematic con roe of training than ever before. In doing this liml me- rood Judg ment and only goes to show (hat bu Ik made or tho right material and that his cranium Is not swelled by his recent easy victories, as la the trouble wild most young promising boxers who have been making fast headway to the top, only to meet with a crushing defeat at the hands of some boxer whom they had under rated, thinking he would bu just ns easy as the last one, and that they could afford to take things easy la their training. This Idea lias proved a costly one to many a promising boxer. Hut this Is not tho case with young Anderson, and his ever-watch. fill manager, Dick Donald. They are modest enough to know that in meet ing Abe Label, Anderson goes up against one of the hardest men In Ills career and a decisive win for An derson over Label would make the sporting scribes of Han Francisco and vicinity sit up and take notice. Legal blanks at the Med ford Print ing company. SIMilNOFlKLD, III., June 18.-The body of Miss Julia Clark, a tutrix was today shipped to Denver to he cremated, following an impiest here this morning by Cormier Hhodes. Miss Clark was killed at the Illinois fair grounds Inst evening while tnrk im: a preliminary flight in a hiplan' pMAi 1fslhAsJ!l lit tht Original and fimylfl HORLIGK'S MALTED MILK Tk Fttd-rfriitk ftr All Ant. For Infants, Invalids, and Glowing children. PuxcNutrkion.up building the wholebody. Invigorates the nursing mother and the aged. Ijich milk, malted grain, m powder form, A 4kk Inch prepared ta a smiMte. Take W9 nktftate. Ask ferHOR LICK'S. Not in Any Milk Trumt IVH VVl!Pll and Retail Hpeclal attention to wholosalo shipping orders. Aro you particular about tho Ico cream you entT We aro just that particular about the riuallty of Ice cream wo make that wb use pasteurized cream In tho manufnctiiro of our Ico cream. One trial will convince you of thn superior quality of our Ice cream. Wo rnako all flavors and special orders on short notice. Free de liveries to all parts of the city. MEDFORD CREAM (O. BUTTER CO. Phenes: Pacific, 881; Home, 1C4-L Natatorlum Dtilldlng ! nunnni4 ICE as clear and hard as diamonds Storage rooms right for all kinds of goods. Our wagons deliver to all parts of the city. Phenes: Pacific 2641, Home 240 Medford Ice & Storage Co. Nearly a quarter of a century under the same management THE Jackson County Bank Medford, Oregon It has succeeded because of Soundness of principle , Economy of management .t Safety of investment ' Courteous and liberal treatment CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $175,000.M W. L Vawter, President G. R. Lindley, Vice Pre. 0. W. McDonald, Cashier JmJmJmJmJk I t T T T f t ? T t T ? T T ? ? T T T I For Ten Days we are Going to Offer one lot of 150 SUITS AT JUST 1-2 PRICE Also All Straw and Panama Hats at Just 1-2 Price I t t t T t T T t T' T t t t WSa r" ,Vr, One lot of Golf Shirts, formerly $1 and $1.25 values: your choice while they last 50c Every other Article in the house; nothing reserved, not even collars and socks; buy any and all you want of everything at 1-4 off, or 25 per cent This includes every mans and Boy's suit in the house, Blue Serges included Mothers, here is your chance to fit your boy out for the Summer and Fall at prices you have never heard of before. Our boys stock is all new, having only inaugurated this department one year ago 4,ri i MODEL CLOTHING CO. WE MEAN BUSINESS vii - 4$4itlfyll4ll4fy -,""' 234 EAST MAIN STREET t -?- k ? t t T T T t T T f t T f T. T t Tf 'X.