MEUFoKf) DAILY TRltWtfE, MED FORD, OHEGON. THURSDAY, AlOTST Kl, lilOS.
BLOODSHED
IMMINENT
IN TURKEY
Young Turk Party Elated
Over Success Wish Ab
dul Hamid to Abdicate
the Throne
CONKTANTIXOI'U:, Anoint
The police turiiiy an Ki iircluiiK for t ho
liou(l(iinrtcrN ut h Knmp "f Young
Turku wlio nrc pl-iltiiitf Ut ov.-rt hrow
the Hiillfin, nlli'Kinjf tlnil liis effort n nl
reform nrc iiiHi lucre. Tin' ril.v wiw
Oirown inlo u Hint.' of .oiif.inioii wlii'ii
tliu iihjiM-t nl' Ihc wiirrh Im i ui;u.- hy
tin' .oli.e was li'iuiu-il, ami it in iVarM
1 hat tin1 hili tension thai has prevail
-l hen' si n the fhtuiKf in I hi' jjuv
iTniiK'Ht was itiirioiinrril mil v ri'snt) in
I)Ihu(hIii(1 l.rfon loii.
Thi Ii'IhI-th nl' tin V if Tinlt parly
are flati'il over Ihrir victory iiml make
no siu-ret of Iheir ileHire lliat Alxliil
Ihiniid II nbflicato the throm. Tlmy
wnn t VtiHHcf I eild in, Hecomi in line
for the Tnrkinh throne, pnu-lniineil em
peror. Izr.cddln Narrowly Escapes.
iz.i'.ll in imrely escaped ileath at the
juiihIh of HHHiiHsiiiH lately a 111 the rare
with which the news was siippreKScd
has led lo the belief that supporters of
A hil ill 1 1 amid are responsible fur t he
plot.
Details of the allarks are hard to
mtt lint it is said that Ynssef himself
believes that someone is trying to elilil
iimto him as a n ace to the snllaa's
power and perhaps his life.
Vussrf believes thai Die iaiit of
the ('(institution was inberely an expe
dient by whirli Abdul llamid has pie
pared to nin time, and as soon as he
considers himself Kiroiijf enough, it will
be withdrawn. The openness with
whirh he has expressed his opinion
lias brought all I ho radicals under his
banner, and se enil demount rat inns
have been in his favor.
Sultan's Hands Full.
Wit h Ynssef I lireateniii t rouble in
ronslanliunple, Nia. Itey Yill in arms.
Macedonia in disorder and Asia Minor
far from tpiiet, the snllan has his hands
full. Several incut Im-i-h of I ho diplo
matic corps have informed Iheir j;ov
I'rnmeiit that they doubt whether the
council will ever IiuhI its present head ,
Powers Not to Interfere.
WANHIW.TOV, August i:t.--lin.keii
hearted over his pnlit ienl down lull.
Mehmed Ali Hey, Syrian, today sulks
in the upper room of the little red brit-k
house that was until yesterday the le
Ration of the Ottoman empire. He hat
denb d himself to till callers mid re
fused to discuss his recall or state what
he plans to do.
Miin.lji Hey, his successor, who wa.
until yesterday consul general of Tur
key at New York, stroll the hotel cot
rulers explaining to nil comers that
the change is simply the result of tto'
new regime.
Mundji and Ali had a cniifeienie last
niht, but Mmtil.ii refuses t discuss the
meeting or stale what transpired.
HAWAIIAN COMMISSIONER
TO CONFER WITH HIS CHIEF
SAN Kit AWlNl'l), t'al., August U.
.1, W. Pratt, coiiiinisftinner of public
lands in the Hawaiian ishmds, is in this
city (inlay en r nlr to Washing! '.
where he intends to iir the Tinted
Stall's laud office with the purpose of
improin the syHtein of earint for 1 he
public lands of the islands.
"Itnnds in Hawaii are under (he Ha
waiiaa law instead m the federal law
of the I'liiled States." explained Colli
niissioner I'ratt, "as u result of Ihe re
cent visit to the islands of Secretnrv
of the Interior llarlield. I was led to
see thai the provincial laws there are
too cumbersome and with (he dice ol
tiarlield and other ollicials at Washing
ton I hop.' to perfect a svstoin that will
be mote modern and adequate.
"We also hae in view the re.lamil
tion of lame tracts of bind that can be
milde excei dincl V pn-duct i e Hy
proving these backward lauds, we hope
to attract the srttleis.
GERMAN NOBLEMAN DIES
UNKNOWN AND A PAUPER
WASHINGTON, August U.- Hanm
Alexander do I'urv llerve. formeily an
ai'le to Hismar.'l; and a member of one
of (iermanys greatest families, has
been buried in a little suburban ce
terv on the Hladensbur road, n pauper
nnd unknown. Hut few of his friends
knew his secret. When he died they
went to the (ierinan embassy with pa
peni that proved Ins identity and an
jittncl f the location was delegated
to attend the funeral.
The baron served in the (ierinan annv.
married a princess, j-ot into ttouble and
f.ed from the fatherland. His son. whom
he nexer saw, was born after he left
Germany and is on army officer. The
baron did newspaper work in New York,
mnrriod nn actress, whom he biter di
vorr.ed, ran a newspaper in Wmauo.
Minn., nnd secured a position in the
unvtirunient printing office. He died s
paupflT,
. . . 1
VtApiol ann PArcnnal.
H. B. Cult- of Cok-stin Mineral
in in Metlford today.
!?pnns
George- Wolamolt has been iu Md
ford several times lately.
Ed Wilkinson and Vance folvije were
iu .leeksonville Wednesday.
Key,. Mr. Hither of Portland i i"
Medford visilitiK his former home.
T. '. While, th- painter, has returned
from Yreka, I a I.
Sam Smith of Jacksonville, n veteran
of the civil war, has gono to Portland.
Prank Tracy, H. P. UeKobonm and
Joseph Young were over from Jack
sonville Wedwmtay.
Mrs. P. O. Apph-gaLe ami her daugh
ter, Mrs. W. 1(. Stnusell, left Wednes
day for Drain on a short visit.
Kmest Walz of Griffin Creek district
transacted business in Medford
days ago.
Asbnrv Henll of Central Point and
W. K. 1'riee of Tolo were among theii
Medford friends not long since.
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Wells of Port
laud have started home after spending
a few days in this section.
W. It. olemaa, enmity clerk, and
his family are i usl ical ing at the Dead
Indian springs.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Alexander, who
live near Cent nil Point, visited hi Med
ford and Ashland one day this week.
I)r. C. Vroman of Evans Creel; was
in Medford Wednsdeay mi a business
visit.
Horace IVlloii and Max Schult. of
Sams Valley were among Medford V
numerous business visitors this week.
Mrs. A. Schmidt of Jacksonville is
at I smiiir, Cal., v'siting her sister,
Mrs. I-. L. Savage, who is quite ill.
V. It. Allen is on deck nl the corner
grocery store after a ten days' sojourn
at Newport.
II. I. Meyer and Charles Iloefft iif
Lake Creek district were among those
who 1 1 a nsacted businc.n in M ed ford
during the past week.
C. W. Wolters of Talent, who was one
of Ihe pioneer merchants of Medford,
was iu Medford and Jacksonville dur
ing the past week.
Miss Prances Haines has returned to
Jacksonville fr a visil at Gold Hill
and Sams Valley. She will leave for
Portland on Saturday.
John Mast, W. Tnrnliaugh, O. Sai
gon! and T. H. Kngel of Phoenix trans
acted business in Medford during the
week.
P. J. Sweuning came in from Crater
Lake park a few days since to visit
his brother Sum, Ihe forest ranger, who
was quite sick for a while. lie did
not tarry long.
Perry Stewart, the export uutchaiiie,
was up from Phoenix one day this week.
He is employed mi the fine, large nchool
house now in course of const rue t ion
there.
Misses Mould and train Meagh-y of
'ortland have gone to Cinnabar, mi the
California side, and will be gone a
weeks. W. C. Kitto of Jackson
ville accompanied them.
It. Anderton and J. Schufer Co Phoe
11 1 x preciucl were in .MCdimu one un
this week. The latter afterward went
o North Jacksonville lo visit his par
nls.
Mr. ami Mrs. W. C. Sparks of Thotup
son Creek district were in Aioiironi re
1'iitly. The former was mi his way
i Seattle to attend the national aerie
f the Order of Hngles.
Hubert H. I!. Heamo of Woodvi'le re
ently visited Ins parents. He returned
ti this morning train and goes four
lib s abo e Winter, w here he h::s an
:gro"mcnl lo louni niio run n sawniui.
Hon McGlashau, K. A. Junkeii, loud
linker and Fred Jnnken have arnvd
;it Unite Palls mi route to Ciater lake
mi foot. The boys icpoit a fine lime
nnd that they are still iu splendid
f ra eling shape.
lames J. Houegau, Harney county
lo w a-sessor, ami ins lamiiy are ex
-clod iu Jacksonville this week for
short visit with relath es and friends.
Prank Welcome, a pi mn incut cil ien
f Hums, will iieconipany them.
A Portland paper of August p! snys:
'Leon Cohen, the famous mountain
guide, has ju-.t return, d Horn Mount
Hood with a party comprising James
Murrv and others of Montana. They
will next isil Crater lake and icin
it v. "
Lincoln Sa age, fcchool Miperintend
ent of Josephine comity, who also owns
the big lliieslnng outfit operating in
I lie Millev during the past several years,
was in Med fold the fore part of the
week. A -park from his engine set fire
to two small slocks of grain belonging
to A C. Tavloi and J. C. Pry. mi tic
Med lord I eutial Point road, and de
l roved both of them.
EARL, OF YARMONT 18
NO LONGER MARRIED
l.ONImN. ln;ilst 13.
tndav lu.'ldi' lll'Solnti- til'
einnt.d Alice Thaw,
.lusti,
livorc
Km
dec l
sister of Harrv
rlv of Yniuiont
K. Thaw, from the
This arti uts off anv forth. -r nog,,
tuition belweell tl irl and the Thaw
liimiU. and the countess is free from
her unsuccessful mat ri mon inl alliance.
The ruling was a disappointment to the
earl. who. it i said, fully ctpectnl to
,d, lain some of the wealth of the Pitts
long family.
AvFTiv:n lettM list.
Mis
,l',i 1 ham!
.erlin. tlilinore Cut
1). Ilallev. II. W
tine. .1. V. Poss. V.
Uawkinsoii. ,1'dni II. Ilillis, .' Hn"
sicker, A. .1 llossev, .lames Jackson.
I., c. .I.ihiisuii, John Minn, A. Hodman.
P M. Holierts. P. V. Robertson, P. C
Sliirtleff. tlilliert It. Slingeiland. Mrs
Tillle Wnl o,o. Wllcin
(Bsdfor Trlkaat, OSo per moota.
BIDS BEING TENDERED
for woo steel cars
NEW YOHK, August U. Agents of
various railroad tar equipment compa
nies art- here tiay preparing to sub
mit bills on 001 iij steel cars reported to
be desired by the Harrimau liues. It
is expected that uu order will be placed
ut an early date, as specifications for
more than half the number of cars
have been filed with the companies
with a request of estimates on the cost
of equipment.
It is not stated for what purpose
these new cars will be used, although
there is u possibility that some of them
will be placed on the New Mexican liuu
which last week closed a contract for
JH.OOO tons of steel rails, Ihe largest
order placed by llurriman since the
pa nic.
The cost of the tiOUO new ears will be
between .-fti.HOII.IIllO mid 7,000,111 IO.
2,300,000 GALLONS OF RUM
LAPPED BY THIRSTY FLAMES
1 . 1 ; X I N GT N . K v., August 1 .'!. A
fire believed to have been of incendiary
origin which raged from 10 o'clock last
night until nearly daylight this iimming,
destroyed six large bonded warehouses
of the Greenbaum distillery iu Midway,
Wood fonl county, containing 47,fion bar
rels of whisky, burned the Southern
railway trestle and two enmity bridges
nnd threatened the northern part of
Ihe town of Midway. The aclual prop
erty loss was lit least .."oo,oon. The
loss to the government iu Ihe destrnc
tion of whisky in bond amounting to
2,300,000 gallons (the lax, of si
unpaid) will be nearly Lr.in),0im.
CINDER IN HER EYE
CAUSES GIRL'S SUICIDE
ST. EOl'IS, August Hi. Miss Mar
garet Neumann threw herself under an
Iron Mountain passenger I rain last
night; lur legs were cut off. Hurried
to the hospital she begged the surgeons
to kill her and end her sufferings. Stu
died there today.
A cinder from a locomotive was
lodged in the girl's eye ten months ago;
severe i n I'ltimiuat ion followed, which (he
most skilfull treatment did not relieve.
Miss Neumann became profoundly meb
oiicholy; besides she had the illusion
that ther parents were about to put
her in u sanitarium. She eluded their
loving vigilance last night and fled
from her home, isil (teuton street, lo
tin- i ni I road tracks.
POK SALE A good small husine mi
Seventh street. Renvois for celling.
Address. P. o. box "ill! or call at this
office. tf
FOR SALE An iron gray mare, 4
years old, weight lotto pounds, gentle,
splendid driver, g 1 light buggy I
harness; price $Uf). Inquire of Will
J esc like, I he .jeweler. Pt'
W A NTEIt A good, fresh milch cow.
Address Pox M, Medford. nr.
Colestin
A Sure Comer
Mnny ii-k ! ri-ulizi- I In1 mi'.li.-in:il
inijt nit's ot iiilt'Hiin .Miiirriu
Mine nil- t"t:i.!iii tlicni out I'Vfly iluy.
S iIim .ii r dntililiuu. Prii'iis ill'" Culrslin
:;ti' ttpir:i.li"K ;t runic far ninl ni'iir.
Nil IliltllNll mill -IT'l wi.Iit ol' lllll' IIIMI'H
I ;.s Iiml it plii'iii'ini'iml nrnwt;;. (ll,.v
f,.r lln. i' van Hi til" lll.irli.v. i!
niiiiiy I im.-. ul u--.iv.-i. Hi'- i'M
ll'.' l.'.Ulniu I'limt.
Anderson 6
Burbidge
Mritford AgcnU.
ll.'ltV
For Sale Kxclusivolv Hy
THE TOGGERY
l
,
DRY COUDWOOD FOH SALE.
Pine, Fir, Oak and Laurel.
P. OSKNHIU'flliK.
Slu.l. linker Hies. Co. WarehoiM,'.
Function, M
l.ooae Fitting J
14jt .l.'rA. XrfttttrrJ U. S. PMt 1M II !
Coat Cut Undershirt
anj I :
KnM Length Drawer! I
1- , li
jpt Course"
Our Annual August Clearance Sale
NOW ON IN FULL BLAST
There were many who took advantage of the low pm-cs last week. This i the second week of the GREAT
SALE. Don't delay. Remember, you are saving money for yourself. These goods must be sold to make
room for our Winter .Stock. Look at these prices.
Regular L'rice. Xow.
Men's Xettleton Patent Oxfords $0.00 ?4.75
Men's Xettleton Tan Oxfords $0.00 $4.50
Men's XoUlcton Yu-i Kid Oxfoi'ds $5.50 $-1.25
Men's Xetlleton (iunnietal Oxfords $5.50 $-1.25
('raw ford's Patents, Tans and (iunnietal Oxfords, reg
ular price $4.00, now selling at ". $3.25
Full Double Sole Vici Shoes, reg $4 values, at. .$3.25
Men's Canvas Shoes and Oxfords, regular $1.50 and
.$2.00 values, now $1.15
Ladies' Patent Oxfords, $4.00 values, at $2.95
Ladies' Patent and Kid Oxford, $:5.50 values, at $2.85
Ladies' $3.00 and $15.50 Kid Hand Turned $2.00
Low-Heel Patent Oxfords, reg. $2.50 vals., at... $1.80
Ladies' Patent (land Turned Shoes, regular
Classified Advertisements
One Cent a Word No single lnsor
tioni loss tban IS cents. Six Insertions
for th price of four. Seventy ftv-j j
cents a Hue per montb.
FOR SXE.
KOIt SAI.H At a tiniip. Two f irHt-clusst
buililiiiK Ints I'uciiiK t"'W Catholic
Hi-lmiil ; inn' quarliT I'lisli I ii It mm Hi, 'in.
Allllll'HH U(IX .1M.S.
KOli SALK 400 t'iliH Ant'ora gouts. Ail
ilrtms Charlm Sliilliiigl'iiril, Cri-m-cnt
Oity, Or.
Bill UAHOA I X Owing to ruverm-s iu
himiat'SM, I must hl-K niy liuine at iince;
1 lii-ili'ijniiiH. I , lining rniiiii, 1 parlor,
I kiU-ben, 1 hull room, I pantry, 1
large summer liitiilien, 2 porches, chick
en house unil yunl, ganlt-n anil fruit,
apples, peHrs, plums ami grapes, fine
weel, walking distance, - lots, each
"iiixlltl; prii-o $l.r).r,U, $7."iil cash will
hamlle. A.Miess 1. o. .n 272, Med
fonl. i:w
FOR SAIjK- A liarred l'lymouth roost
er, i Iniroutihlirt'd, 1 months old. Ad
dress 1. O. Hox .r,7-.', .Medford. J
FOU SAI.K llnlf interest in the uest !
luisiness proposition iu Medford. Ad-j
dross Uoi 27, Medford. !
I'HlH SAI.F Sand and gravel; the best j
grade of sand Ullil gravel for sale by
.1. T. Long. Ittverside avi'uue, near M-i-
Andrews' ford. j
FOR SAI.K liesidenee property; 7
rooms and liatn, city water, eiociric
lights, sewer counoi-tion. P. O. Pago.
KOK SAI.K 15 elioioe lots, five mill- j
utes from depot, near school; easy
terms. V. C. Pago.
Poll SAI.K Lending rooming house in
Medford. location unsurpassed, genu
ine bargain to right parly, cash prop
ositiou only. Write (', Hox .Ins. l:f-
Poll SAI.K Camping outfit, one horse,
light spring wagon. Inquire Vinson's
leedvard.
124
POR SAI.K Sevontli street business
property, two story brick, 50il40; also
2M feet on Seventh street by T.O feet
on lfiverside avenue. P. C. Page.
POR SAl.K S. . Subdivision is in the
market now; choice ten acre tracts,
best location in the valley. 1,. Nee
detneyer, Jacksonville.
FOR SAI.K -A first class pianola pin
o; a bargain. P. O. Hoi J5. .Mai
ford.
WANTED.
W AN I'PH M ii u and wife for farm;
no children; two positions open; meet
employer Thursday morning. W. M.
West Kmployment Agency. 12-1
WANTKD To buy a good llemiugtou
typewriter cheap. Address Box .'it's.
Medford.
WANTKU Two girls for geueral bouse
work. Apply to Mrs. Pay, North ('en
tral avenue.
WANTED Young girl to help in house
work; must b. neat and cheerful. Mrs
Ii. Schollr. North V St. 12.'i I
WANTEn Tu buy from 100 to 300;
head of stock sheep. W rite Box 131,
Med font, Or. j
WANTED Puriiished house; relit no
object; no children; six rooms. VI
dress "II." Hox .1HS.
WANTED A span of good horses,
geldings or mares, whick can be driven
or worked, s.vn or .ight years old,
sound and irent, weight lloO or 1500
j peuods. Ad.lrww Tribua., Meilfor.1,
I have the best stock of harness and
..id, lies in fact everything belonging
lo the harness biisin-sa, in Jackson
oiiitv 1 P. Settle, success,, to K C
Whites. dc, Medford. Or.
SMITH &
ALL
To be closed out at reductions of from
25 to 50 per cent.
Beautiful assortment of wash dresses,
waists, kimonas, children's dresses, par
asols, muslinwear etc., etc.
THE NEW FALL GOODS
are arriving almost daily. It will pay
you to see qualities and get prices
We
BAKER
Central Avenue,
BUSINESS CARDS.
DR. A. B. SWEET
Physician and Surgaon.
Office at Residence.
Medford Furniture Co., Undertakers
Day phone 353; Night Phones: ('. W.
Conklin .Hi; J. II. Butler US.
OO TO DR. QOBLE FOR Y00R
CLASSES.
Optical Parlor in Perry's Warehouse,
SKVKNTII STREET.
"lie Has No Other Business."
E. R. SEELY. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Mtslera Equipped Operating Rooms.
X-Hay. Office Hours, 10 12, 2 4 P. M.
Offlc. Iu Jackson County Bank Bldg.
Wlicu others fail, call on
DR. E. J. BONNER,
Eye Specialist.
Office in tin' Orand Theater bl.lg.
Phone 3o. Seventh and Main.
Q. M. JONES,
City Scavenger.
Oarbage of all kinds removed on short
uotiee. Leave orders with chief of
police.
BALL A OLOSCOCE.
Contractors and Builders.
All Work (luarantetfd.
Offks with C. H. Pierce ft Sou.
Phon. 653. P. O. Box "1.
PRIVATE DETECTIVE ANC COL
SECTION AGENCY.
Lock Box SOS. Medford, Or.
THE ODELL,
;l.,:ldiiig h'ooming ll.-.ise of i!lt, ,.t
t Pre. baths. tt'. er 1' .T.'i 1 1. ,-.
M. IV Mooiir
COLVIO A DURHAM.
Attorueys-.it L.iw.
Oeo. H. Durh.im. Urants Fjss, Or
Win M. Colvig. Medford, Or.
J. T. ANKROM.
WELL (U!U0KK. MEDFORD. OR.
Trices right Pomps Pnruishd when
Wanted.
$5.00 values, at
. , i. -i'l.i.
l-i.l
lilies J'atent l .unoii
now $3.90
Ladies' Kid Mutton, Hand Turned Shoes, regular
$3.50, now ?2-95
Ladies' Canvas Shoes and Oxfords, $1.50 and
$2.00, now $1.00 and $1.60
100 pairs of Mabics' and Children's Oxfords and Slip
pers, going at. per pair
They eitst us more than this.
Farmers' Heavy Mountain Hoots.
Farmers' Light' Shoes, just right for August and Sep
tember, going at Special I'ricrs.
Hoys' and Misses' School Shoes, we will sell at Special
i'riciN that will astonish vou.
MOLONY
invite you to visit here
- HUTCHASON CO.
Just North Jackson County Bank
Graham Sterling Silver
and
Hawk's Cut Glass
Nothing nicer I'm- a present.
MARTIN J. REDDY
The Jeweler Near Postofflce
Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing a Specialty.
FOR BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
CALL OX
H. M. COSS
Ct'KNlCR W'P.ST Tl'.NTH A XI) K StREKKS
City Property, l'arin Lauds, Orchard Land, Hay Laud
Improved and I'lumpim ed Lands. Prices reasonahle
and easy terms to suit purchasers. I-Yee transporta
tion to ami tYom all tracts. Oft'ice in residence. No
commissi, ,u luisiiu-ss. I lmv and sell direct.
Bargains in Pianos
I li.ne a U w tine Pianos U-tt that I will sell at a
.iii;ain. Call at my oflice iu residence, corner West
Ynth and K Streets.
II. M. COSS
Tribune Ads
?J.Ju
1 Lt.r Art
eir, regular ;p..j.uu,
GOODS
Brin Rexulfe
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