MEPyOffD DAILY TOIBUJSIIMflDPOB OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1908.
j Social andPersonal
tf: -Johnson's Best Flour, t.3S. Mc
i Comb True. ....
,: George Harden paid rec.ot v...t to
H Will
7i Mr. and Mrs. 8. K. Ad.mi of Table
' Bock were reut Medford vii.ton.
J S. Furguson and family have lef
V for' North Dakota, where they will
'i. upend i've winter.
GuarauteedkidKlvei,IllKthtad
" Van Dvkfl 'f.
;f; . j) j, J, Me iff 8 of Btocktou, Cal., who
f'Jjaa beeii visin'iitf relative in the eity,
' Una returned home.
i H. C. flnrnett is bu-rk from a busluetw
, trip to Los AngelcH.
' Kllu duuuynw, publli stenographer.
( room 4, Pului builiing.
W. M. Finch in hack from u recent
vimt to UnM Hill,
Minn iN-url Hritdliury in iu Mcitford
MMit.utf with hfr father.
Ihhho HurrU ban moved from Medfurd
: tu u fiinu near (leiitral Poiut.
(). A. Johnson in visiting id Hittflnt..
.'nl.
Vote for the uumt popular baby. Hal
, lotK at King (t Ijontf'i.
Arthur Jtrmvn in back from a trip to
lorriM, ('al., whoro he vUited with
iMiyhoiid friend Kditor Huhauiimi of
; ihi' Worrit. Booster.
; . It. ('. Ilandall in back from a bear
, I-tin t in the Nt umbout country. He
trot (lie hunt, but not the bear.
Ill i nurd & Ariimtrong's wiihIi ttilki iu
'j, i1l Hhndi'h at Van Dyke's.
Hliortie (iarnctt has returned from
l a htiHint-MK trip to Los AjikoIvr. "Med
ford looks better than ever to me,
hlati-s. "There is jutt one building go
iK up in I,os Angelei and that a gov
'cnimrnt one. Why, (tout hern Oregon is
, ti:r more pnmporoiifl than bou thorn f;nl
iforma.
L. A. Ankow and family of Central
. Point spent Tuesday in Medford.
. (Moves fitted at Van Dyke'l.
W. Hart Hamilton of Han Jose, Cal,
owner of the. Koguo River Irrigated
. orchards tract at Kagle Point, in upend
ing a few days in Medford.
WOMAN KILLS WOMAN;
SLAYS INDIGNANT FATHER
: LOUISVILLE, Ky., Dee. 1. Mrs.
Fanny Tutt, wife of Dr. William Tutt,
died today from the effects of a bulb't
j Hoiiud said to have been inflicted by
Mrs. Amelia tie II Allen. The shouting
was done yuxterduy : the home of Mr. '
Tutt at Vau Cleave, eight milr from
Jack sou, aud in suid to haw iT-sultcd
from alleged MtauderoiiR remarks mu U
Uf;ainst Mrs, Allen by Mrs. Tutt.-
Bud Grismun, aged 23 yeurs, I mini
shot aud killed l.ob.rt Kenned;., ::gd
M, near Muy field, tirirsum, who w.iv
nllged to hitve made stateuienlH alio it
Kennedy 'h daughter, was pass'ii in u
tvagou when the girl halti'd him. I!
father demanded tluil he apologize. Tint
Orissum refused to do, it is said, aid
drew his pistol and shot Kennedy twite.
OriHsuui ia a deputy constable, wlrl
Kennedy hud served as magistrate and
was u prominent farmer. (Irtstum w i'
arrested.
At the Grand
LADIES HOLD MEETING!
AND ELECT OFFICE ES
The annual meeting of the Greater
' Medford club was held on Monday aft-
" ornoon and was well attended. The eloc
i- lion of officers for the ensuing year,
t, uia,-uuMV important turn noun transact
, !-d, resulted in the election of Mrs. P.
; K, Merrick president, Mrs. M. K. Wor-
roll, first vice-presideint; Mrs. H, (7.
; Kentner, seeoud vice presidont; Mrs.
M. L. Alford, recording secretary; Mrs.
harles King, correnMinding secretary;
Mrs. P. W. Hollis, treasurer; Mrs. B. H.
; nieiHH, press correspondent.
'; , Tlio club decided to take steps to
i: Iwuro a arnegie library for Medford
' . it an estimntcd cost of $10,000. In or
V for to do this It will be necessary for
e . i maintenance sum of $1000 a year to
' )e raise!. The ladies will endeavor to
yu et the council to levy a tax of one
v nartor mill on Medford property. The
omaiittee appointed to confer with the
mined is Mrs. H. C. Rtoddard, Mrs,
; .V. J. Vawter and Mrs. K. B. Piokol.
! 4 A committee, consisting of Mrs, H.
t, Kentner, Mrs. O. D. Haaelngg and
Irs. B, P. The is, was appointed to so
: urfe more land for park purposes.
Good roads were given attention, and
j comnutteo wus appointed to confer
1th tlio Cam mere) til club wore Mow
i lines Alford, Smith and MnCrav.
. A dune will he given during the
, lirintma week, and arrangementa are
I the bands of Mend omen Page, Hazel-
gg and Irving.
The following new members wore ad
, ittod: MeHdumes Lounsberry, Noff,
'cCain, Miller, Kstop, Ronenbnuro,
'r not, Putnam, Bates and Smith.
; The public library is now open Wed
. -Kitay and Friday nfternoons from 2:30
.":;ui o'clock and on Saturday eve
ngs. The library now has 490 read
n. Thto club was addressed by Mrs. M.
i Worrel, who has had great oxperi
co in club work, diking as her topic
Department Work for the Greater
edfc.rd Club."
OTOB CAE SERVICE
ON SHASTA DIVISION
BEDDING, Cal., Dec. 1. fluperln
mtont .1. II. Dyer of the Shasta dlH
in of the Southern Pacific company
ssed through hero today on his way
Nan rrancisco, where he coca to ar
oge for a motor enr service betweon
d Bluff, Itoddiug, Kennett and way
it ions. Dyer, during his brief atop.
plained to a Bee representative that
) schedule probably wll provide for
ar north from Red Bluff in the morn
(, going through to Kennett, stopping
all stations. It will come back from
unett shortly before noon as far as
dding, remaining horn until the mid
of the afternoon, when it will ra
ti to KounMt, making tha return
ough trip to Red Bluff lator in the
ernooit. This schedule would ha of
at benefit to nil the towns served
ibliitg people in the placet mention
as well as in Anderson and Cotton
td. to visit in the other towns with
having to stay all day.
Guns-Nelson Fight.
A reptoductiou of lis great halt
fol thw light we'glit churn prolyl' 'tp it'
lie world will bo :;huwn at Tlio S:ivov
tonight. Tha fight is a fat( one f,-n"
the lap of the go tig in th first roim-1
tiutil the k uockout pum ii in the l:yt
one. It Is a f:tnt, furious fight, with
iiiruy realistic ripping, rouug round .
Iu the large eitieo people paid from
2fi eeatn to n dollar a hem! to witn:; r
this reproduclira. Thin is a fen tine
attra tlon thr.t you cannot afford to
nifi;s. Beside this head liner :i lrou.'
comedy bill will be ohewu. Admission
10 .eonta.
Marie"
Wondra
The
Bohemian
Girl
Musical
Wonder
at the
Grand
This
Week
ABMT OF REBELS NEABINO
CAPITAL OF HAYTI
PORT AU PRINCK, Hayti, Dec. 1.
The advance guard of General Simon's
army of rebels is expected to arrive
here today, and the greatest excitement
prevails throughout tho city. Three di
visions of the government troops un
der General Anarlnre encamped six
mi lea from the city bocamo panic-
stricken today, having lost faith in the
ability of tho government to cope with
its opponents. Hundreds of persons
have left and most ovoryone, is hiding
their valuables in tho expectation thnl
the city will bo glnttod.
ANOTHER RECRUIT FOR
PRESIDENT'S HUNTING PARTY
OUR TELEGRAPH NEWS IS RECEIVED BY
TELEGRAPH OPERATOR IN OUR OFFICE
NEW IBERIA, La., Dec. 1. United
States Civil Service Commissioner .John
A. McLlhenny announced today that
he had made his plans to accompany
resident Roosevelt on his African
hunting expedition. Mcllhonny is a
wealthy manufacturer of tobasco sauce,
a veteran of the Philippine campaigns.
formerly lieutenant in the rough riders
and a close friend of the president. He
entertained Roosevelt during his recent
during his recent Louisiana hunting trip.
UNITED STATES VIOLATES LAW
WHICH IT HAS ENFORCED
TACOMA, Wash., Dec. 1. State Rail
road Inspector Perley announced todny
that, as a result of his investigation into
conditions at the Puget Sound navy
yard, he was satisfied that tho United
Stat s government was violating in a
flagrant manner the safety appliance
laws, under which it has in the Inst
few years collected thousands of dollars
in fines from tho railroads. Perley says
that he cannot interfere because the al
leged dnfectivo cars aio being operated
on government property.
The flnt cars nt the uavy yard, he
aid, have neither power brakes nor
hand brakes and the only way to con
trol them is to rery on the locomotive
brakes. This is contrary to tho fedora!
law, which demands that nil the trains
shall be equipped with enough power
brakes to enable the engineer to con
trol tho speed of the train without j
it being necessary to set the hand
brakes. The cars also lack impact coup
lers which are also required under the
law.
GOING AWAY?
If so, you want a Suitcase, Telescope or Handbag.
Wo bavo tboni the. best made at the best prices.
: t
rim
Suit Case
Specials
A swell Suitcase
f?oes a long ways
not only in creating
favorable impressions
for the traveler, but
also in service We '
have all grades from
$2.50 to $18.50.
Hand Bags and Telescopes
A swell Handbag is the most convenient receptacle
in the world for the tourist holds all you want to car
ry in all grades, plain or fancy, from $1.00 to $12.00
Telescopes that hold almost a runk full, in any ma
terial, at most any price; useful and convenient for the
tourist, from 50 to $1.00
What we sav
we do, we
do do.
f MEDFORD
V ORKOOMf
Men's Fur
nishings of
all kinds and
varieties.
At Christian Tabernacle.
'he great meeting at the tabernacle
tin ties with wonderful interest and
or. A magnificent service waa held
night. The large chorus delighted
with their heartfelt singing. The
s by Mr. Iongman and Kd meads
e rendered in a delightfully pleas
manner. Tho sermon on the sub
"Some M vatic Htope," was
it one. Evangelist Wblston delights
with his splendid gosypel messages,
spirit's power waa felt last night
n former nights. Two were added
to date. Many more are coming
iect tonight, "The Man On the
;o.'" Wednesday night, "Sowing
Heaping." Cordial invitation to
"They're nl coming." You come.
MER RESIDENT OF
MEDFORD IS IN TROUBLE
fjord reached this city Tuesday morn
that Elmer Long, formerly of this
had been arrested at Sheridan,
: charged with a statutory of fense.
"Crestbrook Orchard Tracts"
rT ' '' Wl one-half miles from Medford Railway Station.
TEN ACRES $225 CASH
5 YEARS TO PAY
BALANCE
Wc will plant and care for trees
AT COST
Do you realize how this makes your small capital work ? Always large increase
in value of land immediately after planling. YOU reap this PUOFIT.
Tracts directly south and adjoining the famous
HILLCREST ORCHARD
Oregon Orchards Syndicate
"A Word To The Wise Etcy
You Know About Procrastination?
Right now our stocks are the heaviest in the history of this store. We've been
getting goods by express and freight every day, and almost anything you may
desire is here if it's in the sensible line. Sow don't wait until the day before
-Xmiis to pick out those little gifts, but come now, while-the assortments are in
the best condition. Oh. .fcv, we will sell the goods to someone those who come
early will get best select ions -that's all.' We invite you to visit. ,
The New Things
Many new things are now on display
which you have never seen here or else
where before, and need 1 :v!d th;it the
pries are right?
THE XKW BKITS
Xever have we shown such a taking
line of ltelts such excellent values,
such large assortments; every one
priced low.
25 AND VV TO $3.00.
TIIK XKW liAOS
Oct a Handbag that not only looks
good now, but one that will look good
for a long time. Our assortment will
appeal to vou
25 ANTn FP TO $13.50.
New Arrivals
You can't visit this store without see
ing something new these days, unless
yon go through with your eyes shut.
I fere are a few for vou:
THE NEW WAISTS.
We believe that you can only find
the newest "Waists at this store. Prices
lower.
$ 1.00 TO $25.00.
THE NEW EVENING DRESSES
Only a select few to show now, but
they are very neat for the money. Prices
low.
THE NEW GLOVES
Every color, every size and dandy
gloves. You can get anything in the
glove line here, guaranteed.
$1.00 TO $4.00.
MEDFORD'S PROGRESSIVE LADIES' STORE.
BAKER-HUTCHASON CO.
CENTRAL AVENUE, JUST NORTH OP JACKSON COUNTY BANK.
The
Season's
Newest and
Best
Clothing
Hats
and Toggery
OPVNISHT t0 BV THt MAKtRQ OP
MICH AELS-STCRN
F.I N E CLOTH I NQ
MICNAELS, BTEHM 4 CO,
naoMiitcn, , t.
SEEN 'EM?
Have you seen the Winter Suits we are showing? They have all the late
kinks on them buttons galore, cuffs a nd long lapels, iii shades of brown,
green and gray; both bowed and striped effects in worsted and cheviots.
THEY'RE OUR NEW ONES
Have you seen the new Overcoats that full back three-quarter length coat
has been a hummer this season. You should not fail to see it. -
They're Our New Ones
Exclusive ailors are making up these same garments, but. thev are charg
ing $30.00, $40.00 and $r0.00 for them. Our prices are ?15.00, $20.00,
$25.00 and $30.00..
M d ford
Pillow Teps
$1.00
.LOT MING
Pennants
50c
Classified Advertisements
SELLING AOKSTS -
PALM BUILDING
FOX SAT.r
FOB SALE
$ 100 Office buainrfia, desk, typewrit
er, stovo, chairs, etc.
$l.'il0 raying tnerchandiio business.
$ 250 Fine building lot on instalment
plan.
S-.1 C. W. Stone, Over Bijou Theater
FOK SALS seventy fivt feet east
front lot near city park; choice resi
tleuce property; at a bargain. S. A.
Summerlein, V22 F stroet. 22:1
FOI! SALE 320-acre ranch, $12,000,
first class improvements, well, family
orchard, etc. This is a bargain. See
u c. w., tribune office. tf
TO TRADE Light single covered bug
gy for two-seated rig. L. E. W, Tri
bune office. tf
WANTED.
FOK SALE Two choice eornor lota in
Pafcj'8 addition, at a bargain. K. H.
Sawyer, 303 N. Central ave. 217
WANTF.D I desirt family washing to
no. i no to t lie nU: and wash by the
flay. Trices reasonable; satisfaction
K'UiraiittHNi. Mrs. M. F. Sohaenfele.
Mi'.lfonl. Or. Itoi L'A, route No. 1. 219
VA N'TKO Party wanted to take con
trait for hotel laundry. Apply Ho-t,-l
.Nash. 2oo
FOR SALE Fivt, and ten acre tracts
withil and adjoining city limits, at a'
bargain en long time. Address P. O.
FOK SALE A gooo small business on
Seventh street. Reasons for celling.
Address, P. O. boi 518 or call at this'
office. tf
WAXTEP Poj, i;;nn ni tiouoV(vpr in
widower's family. Address A. V. II.,
Tribune office. 218
TO EXCHANGE I5,000 first mort
gage .-u-year gilt edged bonds, paying
ti per cent, for ranch, orchard or land
in Rogue River valley. W. M. French.
Medford, Or. 215
WANTED An experienced night op
iior ior mc n.iamato t ails Exchange.
.10 a month, with room in the buildiii,;
if desired. 217
FOR SALE A few choice Rhode, Island
Red roosters for sale. Mile west of
Medford. J. Merlin Achor. 220
LOST Light colored no nrand Jersey
lieifer calf. Send word to I), li.
Uennie. 210 "
TO RENT Rooms for light hous. kr.'p
ing. Mrs. Je Thomas, llollv st. 222
WANT TOO MUCH MONEY
FOE SUB-TREASURY
SITE
WASIIIXOTOX. 1),. 1 i;.
Secretary of Hie Treasury Winlhrop i.
; prices asked for the
four sites in San Pr,,,;,,..,
as the best locntions for the now nh
treasury were kivher tk.
ditions in that city warranted and that
more money than the govern
ment proposed tu uive Tk. ...1.
- .Il-W t,ll-
treasury will he a fonr .inr.
of classic dcsii;i. const nil..,l ..f
and couerete, ,