Medford daily tribune., April 22, 1909, Page 2, Image 2

TMI MEOPOTO DAILY TBrBtrMB, MHPPORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1909
PHOENIX PURE PAINT
IS ABSOLUTELY THE BEST
FOR SALE BY-
MEDFORD HARDWARE CO.
TEDDY'S GUN OUT
OF CASE FOR HUNT
STOESSEL TO BE FREED
AND NEBOGATOFF, TOO
Ex-President Is Given Rousing Re-
m
ceition in Mombasa Cheered
Three Minutes Straight.
MuMHASA, April 11. Theodore
lioOSOV ell , I'll I'll MM' president ((f tilt'
United SI nil's, was rn a rousing
reoepliou in Hiis place nl ;i cluh i!in
niM' today. Hi' wits cheered for three
minute- when he n rose (o address
the el lilt. Me made ;i hrief speech
thanking I he- nieiiiliir. u( the local
( ill for I heir reeelion of Into.
1 1 1 hunting material hno .-til heen
unpacked iiihI (he hit; hiinl i ready
to st ji 1 1 . Tomorrow Im u ill o nl in -hly
lea e fur I he interior.
CAPLES MADE BIG COUP
WITH RESOLUTION
sr. rKTKiJSiiimu, April -ii, -
tieti. SIoomjI him) Vice-Ailmiral Ne
hnatoff are to he set free, it is un
derstood. Itnth were condemned to
(lentil hy eoui't martial for surrender
, inc- to tlm enemy in Russia's war with
.)nuin Slonssel for iviiif? up Port
Arthur, N'cho;ntoff for striking his
flm; in the haltle. of Japan sea. J ut
the Car ronillillleil the sentenced in
eaeh cac to imprisonment in a forties-
lor ten year.-. Nehoatoff,
liieo! ami convicted fiisf, ha-, heen in
' pri-tiiti ,iut two years; Sloossel it
car ami ahoiit one month. They oc
cupy adjoining rooms in the eelehral
cd fort ress of Saints I'eter and I'aul.
The coming release of thee I wo
notalih' pri-oiiers is forhadowed hy
the htn ration today ol Uoar Admiral
I iieiiorii'l'l and l.icul. Smirnoff, suh
o din a le ol ftccis under NehoatoJ f,
who were tried, eonviefed and iinpris- J
' oned w hen he v;is. !
NATIONAL COMMISSION j
TO FOLLOW OREGON PLAN
SAVOY THEATER
TONIGHT. .AND. .THURSDAY '
A strong dramatic entertainment, featuring
THE CRY OF THE WILDERNESS
Kdison's masterpiece,
.itory of Alaska, the land of the midnight Min. Natural marine
seenerv.
OTHER FEATURES
ONE DIME
WANTED
Timber and Coal Lands
Apply to
5. H. Harris & Co.
MEDFORD, OREGON
Office in Jackson County Bank Upstairs
WASIIINCTciN. April ''J. "l!..l.'"
'ntl'. H'iiip rrri'l.ir li Si'iiatnr
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,i ii I in n- llu' cii-toni tr;t atriit for
hull m ri'iihu'x, l' i i u I" iMtiLmiht;
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n WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
no
Htr SAN Wi'lSi O. April -" A
IlUllpi-nehant f-M vx.-n c-ter-hlie s,-n e
npro .-.! ill,- -union-;;- r.itn. Mnr
"ph, :i -.iitm ino.My-.M'Wii ears
mill u hi was f..'ii!d dead in the h.-iU;i of
Mr, 1 i.Ml-nu; :tt -J.-.-J K.lM street
tliift ' Id-, morn in i; It his poekel was a
ooaln'-hU emptied hottle of ori.-ier-ploshiie
-anee. The deati sailor hud
itT."tM,.n . ln'.ny drinker and lately had
Mnken to driukini the saueo tor epi
Kome ims in whatovor tpianlitios he
make,-,m(i find it in tho ehfnp rt-tau-
nnts. Sovoral empty botthv were
WASHIMiTON. April
eont'eieiH-e helween do-.
11. After
eph N. Teal
Secret a i Sliipp aiil the national
coiiserx at ion commiion would fol
low the Oregon co?ninision's plan
alnio-- without change, as the (reoii
hody had worked out the unsl praeti- j
enhle llieory yet devied. Teal eon- i
ferred with i'iuchot nt the hitter's
teejiie-i, a- a memlier of (lie commit- j
lee to formulate plans for nation
wide application of ihe conclusions of j
a! )asi eoovenlioM. and conference-.
FAANKLIN K. LANE IS
FAVORITE WITH PRESIDENT,
WASHINGTON, April JJ 'I'hnl
ri.iuMn, K. I. .in,' .,1' Caill',,n,ia will
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TUNNY OLD ENGINE TO
BE SEEN AT A. Y. P.
1 A I- HI IT. Wa-li . Ann! '.'L' I o
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ttaii' ,,1,-r uli.il i- iii.w kimuii a ih,
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.;(.. -!i,,p- !i,ti. t',,r a'i oriia ulii'L
pi ,M,aral,M v t,i it,1 talv.'ii t, til.' Ala--ka
Vulvoi: l'atili.- ONin'-iliaa as a
part -!' Ilio raili.'.i.l I'v'iitiil. Th,' t-n-cine
It'ok lli.1 a mtTi' t,iv lic-ule N
1!HS. llu hiiU-r,n mouul. aiul the
clootrio liHinutir. whii'h will nlso
form part- of tile ohilitM.
Closing Out
Sale
of odd pieces of plain and fancy China, including
Haviland China
Bavarian China
Austrian China
Old Dutch China
Wc have about 100 pieces of Fancy China and odd pieces
in the above make gnotls that are worth in a regular retail
way $1.50. $1.75. $2.00. S2.25 and $2.50 each, that we are
lining to put on sale tomorrow at
Your choice $1 each
Th'-oMh error thw w .1- made 1. n; ye-iet'dn"- auverlise-met.t.
1: .
hi.lt
l.e
! a uiee pieee ot t'hma at ja-t atiout oup-iT'i'-u"
value : i" oror!'uv, hrj e.in-- early
tit it is -maiv I'he e.tri.er von win-1 'he be;!.;
HUSSEY'
2. 12 -
COPYRIGHT- Ii -"mB " .
ap cpJL I -..'. 1
On a
Spring
Stroll
yon can always tell the cutaway or
froiMx coat suit made hy Kreuzer.
It i- always so exclusive in style, ami
it make, fit and finish are so ele
uaul and per fret that il is always
a suhjeet of admiration. When you
want a swell suit of clothing have it
made hy
J. A. Kreuzer 6 Co.
Importers andTailors
Upstairs. Palm Bldg., Medford, Or.
Baseball Goods-
Tin- I in si ! m 11 scmmhi is lippr and wc ii it
sli nwiiio i hi. must . . .ii i; .l.-t e lin of Sjinnlil
iun nn! Hiiifh ! inula.
Baseballs Wagon tongue Bats
Catcher's Shields and Masks
Large and Small Gloves 1
.-mil all ii.'ii',ijilipi-ii;ili,i fur tin, atioiial
(tame. A new shipment just rci-cived of
Ti m,;. h'lirkrlx. Hulls mnl X,
Medford Book Store
Take the Tribune lor New!
tint in lii. nom.
M. M M ('liib