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IS M medford matl tribune, medfoud, orkcion, tpespay. November o, 10J2. P7TG1D '1UIREB: bj H w . S rH 4 i 11 I H hi GOOD PRICE F COM EL ONDON Tint Produce! Fruit i.(inii'tny Iiiih Jilnl linen iidvlHod (if ttio imlo of a cur of Coinlci) n'iirn from tint lllll onihurd nl Loudon whluli netted II. Hit a half box nl Now York. Tim imlo In t'oimltloieil exceptionally ROOtl, FREDDIE CORBETT, THE CHICAGO CRACKERJACK LIGHTWEIGHT WHO BOXES BUD ANDER80N IN MEDFORD. NOVEMBER 12. Cuiild's Sworn Foo Now (JAMHRIIHIU, MUHH., Nov. &.-- l.linla (lortniilo .loKiilyu, twenty olKlit, twho ii lulilo, In Htlll iiuuiur rind, itiiil mImi n Id hIio would Hover AK'lf II WI'll. Three yeiim iiko Minn .lonolyu innr rlotl! Him foiiinl out llio innn wnn already married, ami ho wiw uuut lo tixi llonnu of Collection for two mid o.iu n.ilf yoam. On April 20, 10 1 2, MIhh Jiwolyn tried iiiurrlwsii m;aln, thin lliuo with (IttorKo II, lliivorHtoiil. Iliivomtoiili ilindod guilty to linvhiK u wlfo llv Iiik when liu married Minn JiiHolyu. Tarantulas Cnuso Panic PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ,V--Tiiriin tuliin, hululrotU of tlioin, drovo for ty workmen from a nti'nuulilp they worn illNiiiniitllni; mid lin-aldiu: up, and cainioM'n rnll for tlm fuiiilt;iitlnK Nhlp llrntlon, tlio Kovuriimout vornml which Ihim tii'iin mint here lo rid In coiiiIiik ktimiiiMhlpi of bulioiilc rutii. Tim llrntton pnurod the Knur Into tlio hold of tlio larantiilii-lnilon Mtriiniiihlp for throe ilayii, when workmen lu diving hiiIIh boarded tlio Mtoniiiiililp to fiico thu army of duud or allvo laraiiluliiH, Owner's re-election Certain MII.WArKI.r-.. WV., Nov. f With Hiii' weulher here loiliiy, u ti '(Mil Vlltl In eICI't'll. TIlO I'ftVct of Senator La Folli'tlrV rfoiiiiiiriiition III' HllOM'Vt'lt IIMll his inihl Clltlolhl)- iiti'iil of Wilson i" pnibli'itiatii'iil. Tlio rcrlcollnii of Victor I.. Mer cer, Mifiitlint tMiiiKri'fMiiim i u Min'il, i"-t---i. REAR ADMIRAL WARD IS MR. KNbX'S Alii I - -- 1 nt0rVu W M 1 f&smw 1 invents Chameleon Dyes I'AltIB, Nov. 0. All (joiiccrm.il in the iiiichIIoii of woim-iiV ilroHH arc Kniutly luturrytril l.v tiio rcKrt t licit Iiiih jiiht riMiic fruin Italy tliut well' known clit'inlHt, l)i. (,'iiimicinii, hail itiHvuvi'ruiI nil extrooiiliiiitry hct Icm of (lyM for fntiriuH which cIiiihku color ovci'v hour. A COHtlllllO ticiilcil with nun of IIicni! ib'CK Ih, fof',1li''liiiicc, urny in tlio morning IIk1i1I",u l'rotnrn n rich ml nl noon. At iluk tlm drew linns ilai k uiccii, iiinl liyp'Hificiiil lihl it nppciii a ili'lifiito.lii'imc. HpocimciiH of tilt' hew cluurirluuii fnhrk'H arc miKcrly nmiilnl hern. Makes Artificial Meat I'AUIH, Noy. 3. A ft remedy for tlio world'Wldo lucrcait In tlio coot of llvlliK, n HoIkIbii cbfiiilBt, M, Hf froiit, DUKKCHti tho toiniiiiiiillon of artificial fodii. M. Affront iimortj.tlut ho Iiiih yn tliutlcally produced viand, cloncly rc HOinblliiK butcbor'ajneat In tantc, but of Krcutcr nutritive value. M. Kf- front'n method In to take audi Indnn trial rcxlduo aa malt cralna and to extract llinrcfrom tho nlbtimou, Th mnll Krnlnn, nftor IioIiib wanhcih presxed nod treated with niilpliurlc ncld and then limn, give a paHty autf ntnncc, taatliiK Hkn meat, but with tlirno tluicH nn much nourlnhmoiit. Hovcrnl doctora at HriiHxcln have experimented on man with thin nr tlflclal moat with natlnfactory re BiiltH. M, Kffront haK alxo prepared another food from tho hay of Lai ccrno and clover and other fodder, the nutritive quality of which ban panned tho tcntx. Cement Ties Up Railroad 8ANDU8KY, Ohio, Nov. T, Twelve cam loaded with coal and cement, were piled up on tho Lake Bhoro electric croKiiInt?, near Milan, when the rails npread under a WhcolliiR Ft Lake Krlo frclsht- train. Rain wan coming down In torrents. It mixed tho cemont, which wan ntrown over much of tho coal, and tho mortar hardened Into a nolld mass. j. , . ' ' . New Jersey Bear Scare HHANCI1VII.LB, N. .!., Nov. n. Tho firit wild Iilnck bear ween hero in many ycnrH in now making itself comfortable nment: the Wullpack towimhlp fnniiw. Tlio women nre ex ceedingly timid hIiicc tho iiowh not around ami the men don't Iiko the idea of koJiir on lonely trijw nl niht. "Be a Good Loser; I Win" KANSAS CITY, Mo ,ov. &. When Itlchard Norman of !)ci Molnea, Iowa, formerly ft rcnldcnl of ICatuaK City, read In n Kannan City paper that John McCnnlen, bin for mer partner, had taken out a license to marry Miss Hthel Anderson, who had been the ntcnographor for tho firm of .Norman &. McCanlcn, ho took a train for Kan nan City. Norman and McCanlcn had both fallen In love with Miss Anderson. Bho scorned to favor McCanlcn and Norman went away. When Norman read of tbo mar rlaRe license the old saying about tho faint heart and the fair lady oc curred to him. Arriving In Kansas City hn went Immediately te tho homo of MUs Anderson. Meaatlme, McCanloA, who lives In Karma Otty, Mo was preparing for bin marring!). Ho and hla mother were getting his thing ready to bo packed when H mnnnonRor eamo with a telegram: "Ho n good loner, Mac. All's fair In lovo and war. I havo married Bthol." Tlio tolcgram camo from Leaven- worth, whoro It had been nont from the train In which Norman and tho former Mlns Anderson wore travel ing to their future homo In Do4 Moines, r' Pastor Sues a Brewer FirrsnurtG, Pa., Nir. c".- Charging that John Conrad, a weal thy browcr, made lovo to his wlfo.itho Rev. II. V. Edwards, who IsP'.la charge of a largo orphanogo here, entered suit against tho brewor for $15,000 damages for alienation of his wife's affections. A capias was issued for Conrad's arrest and bo was required to put up a bond of $500 il bsIIIIIIIIIBisI """v-wiijH RtJkK. AOMiRAu AAlON WARP Itrar Admiral Aaron Ward, on duly with hit (iiuieral Hoard In Washington, slid recently In cumnuttid of the llrnl dlvUloii or ! Atlanile fleet, has been ni-leclnt as jiMval aid to Mr. Knox, Ibr Hrcretsry of Ktnte, on liU uilnnlon to Japan lo act nn nxx'lnl mid powonal rep n tentative of I'reildeiit Tnfl nt the fu ncnil of the late .tnpniioe ICmperor, on September I'.', Hear Admiral Hldiiey A. Hlminlon, re. tlrrd, who win. llmt elrled, found It nM'enmrjr to decline bis-amie' of sn In jury lo hi knee Ears First to Fail at 101 KHANKl'TltT. hid., Nov. .'.- n.i vid Mnher, iitrcd 'one liuiulicil and one yctiin mid xcvcti motitliM, in (ho iiiok rciiinrkiibtc nuiu in llio count rv mid probably there (h no oilier mini in the fttulc of 'Ium age that in- o aclivc mid icipiircH mi little alteiiunn fniui otlicrn. Kiilier hhavt'H hitiiMilf I wo or t'lrv limch a week, uxiuu tin old-fatiiioiied rmror, anil liih linuil i- iik xleady iih that of a man of fifty. He iiIho drehox liiiiiM-lf, FiVher ii nlde to walk anywhere about the limine ami can climb tho Maim. Ho luth a t;ooil npiK'tile, cn- joK tho bent of ticiillli mid the only faculty (hut in impaired ix bis lieur- illL'. Bin Spender "Comes Back" TULSA, Ok., Nov. .'.. AVIIIIam 11. Itocner. tbo "coal oil Johnny" of Ok lahoma, who mndi) n million in oil In Oklnbonm, and npent It in lens than nur years, in sain to navo "coma back," Associated with producers lu Inde pendence, Kan., ho In said to have inado a big striko lu tbo Cleveland fluid. HI flrnt well In said tl bo n 1,000'barrel producer. Roescr and hla annoclatcn arc said to have a largo area of promising looking acrcngu. Roener's spectacular earcur, until hn went broke two years ago, at tracted attention In many states. Ape is 220,000 Years Old I'AIMS. Nov. S..M. Dliarvent, a rVuueh mmciiUm icniiliiiL' nt llethiiue, Iiiih preeutei to the Ouigre n Prehlhtorie AnlliroMiloy mill Arch neology bix pieces of hctilptiircil Hle. dating from the Chellmi peiiod. It ik MiggPrU'il that thoy were Kculpliiied no fewer than 100,00(1 or 'JL'0,000 ciii-h ago by our prolitMouc ani'VHlortt who dwelt in ciivcniH. s Olio of tlioe crude work of ml lepiefCiilo a himimi liend, posMbly n gorilla, mill other rcproM.'iit hunds of bird. Fraud Is Charged INDIANAPOLIS, Hid.. Nov. C Klcctlou frauds are charged here and at Torre. Haute today after heavy early voting. I'rogrcuHlvo detectives aru working dlllguiitly luvostlKatlng the matter. Political Bhnrps rcfuno to make prodtctloiis tin to the rosult In In diana. Governor Thomas It. Mar shall, democratic nominee for vlco prenident, voted early and then wont to thu state house to res nine his duties. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY I'Olt SALK Kiiulty In a good homo with largo lot K2xl50, bonne has hIx rooniH, luintry, bath, etc., largo front and sldo porches, outhouse, store house, ntablo, wood hositso and chicken bonne. Come sco It and navo agent's commlhslon. Hal mica on easy terms. Street will bo payed next Spring. If you want a bargain' romo to 401 King AUTOMOHlLUSI havo room for a 'few more curs In my shop, no cost for storage on cars I ropalr. Have your car put In Bhapo now whllo you won't bo lining It, to It will be ready when spring comes. Can glvo references as to ability mid biiHliioM Integrity. Ceo. 1. Dy er. im-1118 North Central Ave., Phono 1K2-X. 195 FOR KKNT Three light housc keoplng rooms, 'i'iti 9. Urapo st. 19G I'Olt KXCIIANOK J 100 worth of iiiachlneH and county rights, also homo lots to trado for horses, Ktoek or liiipjomeiits. K. . Vb1lenldo, Central Point. Ore. 19G I-'OR SALt: Wooil miwlng outfit al most new, cont l.'U'J.OO, will take t 75.00. tleo. l Dyer, tho au tomobile man, I IN, HIS North Central Ave. 19C WANTKl) To buy a bleyelo. Call 191 1 194 i If Business Is Dull J&viL- ADVERTISE And Make It Better y 4&&&&&b4riririri&&& ? T ? t t f f f ? t t t t T t T t ? ? T t t t t f T r t t f f i .t.u Advertising is the foundation stone of tlio modern successful store. It has created the Waunairiakers, the Marshall Fields and all tho other retail merchant princes of our era. You will notice that the big city merchant keeps at it every day in the year that is the reason of his success. lie has something to sell some store news worth imparting to the public, some bargain to offer or somcfoiie thing to interest and attract purchasers. lie wakes his name other1 news. 7 i a tonic of household conversation. His store news is read as eagerly as any is thronged with buyers all seasons. - ' i.-"- ,v ", His store is thronged with buyi lie docs it by advertising not once a week or twice a week but every day. The Mail Tribune reaches practically every home in Mcdford and surrounding territory. If you are in business and want customers, use its columns and increase your business: If you aroia.con-t sumer, read its advertising columns and find out where to trado. . , . " ; IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN The Mail Tribune ALL THE TIME 8$m5mXkm MADE IN MEDFORD Your success and the prosperity of this city and valley depends on your patronizing home industries and using home-made products. Ask for; 'Made in Medford" Goods and insist on your contractor and builder buying of the home factories and institutions. Try this and in a few months we will have a "Greater Medford." A Rogue River Valley Payroll Wo Manufacture CEMENT DRAIN TILE CONCRETE CULVERTS CONCRETE PIPE FOR IRRIGATION SEWER PIPE Doalor in Washed Sand, Gravel and Crusho'd Rock Offlco Fruitgrowers Hank llulldlug Factory North Riverside Avonuo Phono Main (151! Phono Main C091 MEDFORD CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 0. J. 8EMON, Manager, For the best of , EVERYTHING MADE OF WOOD jjjjL See us. Wo make a specialty of OFFICE FURNITURE and FIXTURES, MANTLES, ' SCREEN DOORS and WINDOWS, Eto. Factory Corner South Fir and 11th Sts. Both Phones, , . ' M?PFQRD SAS AND DQ9R 90. Offiuo Furniture Library Furniture Bedroom lumituro Diningi'oom Furniture While Enamel Furhitura Built in Buffets, Seats .'And Bookcases, Eto. Store Fixtures Porch Swings Cedar Chests Cabinet Work Doug in Oak, Walnut, Fir,' or Any Other Wood Desjrod Cabinet Makors Mission Furniture Works 13. Q. Trowbridge, Tr Prop. 113 S. Holly, Medford SUBSCRIBE FOR THE MAIL TRIBUNE Lending Newspaper in Southern Oregon So. Oregon Electric 6 Heating Co. Electric Wiring , Electric Fixtures Heating and Ventilating Plants 29 N. Grapo St, Tel. Pac. 3G01; Home 124. Wo uiuke fixtures Medford Iron Works E. G. Trowbridge, Prop. Geuoral Foundry aud Machiuo Works Pacific -101; Home 298L. Res. Pac. 5031 j llomo 227L. E. A. Hlcka P, M. Korshaw General Manager Gob, Sales Mgr. OREGON GRANITE CO. Quarry Ownors and Manufacturers Orogon Granite stands tbo test ot time, Medford, Oregon H. WEINHARD'S Columbia The Beer Without a Peer .. The choicest liops and tho finest barley malt, browed scientifically in just tho right way, are responsible for' its absoluto purity and e.xcollonco ?l. Order a case from your dealer or phono Pacific 51 or Home 294 H. WEINHARD'S BEER AND ICE DEPOT Mtdford i i Kiim I Sandstone Quarry Jas. G. Smith, Prop. 1106 East Main St. Box 733. Write us your wants ' If it's inado of Sheet Metal I can make it JOHN SIPPL1 1 r", .V t I. Home M, F$ H, & Phone SOL ( . "J i;J r i ' o I, l l M i! f'H ' t 1! 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