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About Medford daily tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1906-1909 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1909)
THE MEDFORIDAILY TRIBUNE, M KDFOltl), OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1909. Do You Know Why the Sale of the ORAIN xn, ft ) ))j ' ITS ON LEGS Is Greater than any Range on the Market ? Call and Let us Demonstrate Its Superior Qualities ITS ON LEGS Medford J ardware Go "THREE WEEKS IS SOCIAL STUDY Moral Question Is Uppermost in Play Which Will Be Presented This Evening at Opera House. i Popular fjnoks as a -rule make a very poor material for plays, because they contain so much of the incident that must be, of necessity omitted. The notable exception, however, is Klinor Glyn'a story "Three Weeks," which has. been so widely discussed on both sides of the ocean. Since the original copyright performance in England, in which .Miss Glyn ap peared herself, the play has been re vised and reconstructed to such an extent that it is said now to be :i powerful love tragedy. It will, In presented in its revised form at the Medford on Tuesday with a special cast of players, headed by the dis tinguished actress Miss Meryl Hope, and Harry C. Browne, who will play "The Lady" mid "I'aul" reseetively. Others in the cast will be Miss Lillian lthodes, Miss Caroline Lamar and the Messrs. Frank .1. Kirk, Sydney Price, William (',. Chatter! on, W. T. Hayes. W. J. McConnei:, K. TT. Thomas. Charles Moucrief, William Casey and AJbert Duall. The play will bo'moimt ed with special scenery, the two no table effects being the lawn before the hotel at Lucerne and the Boggin of the Palace of Venice, Where the "Feast of the Roses" occurred.- : Miss Glyri has a great motive ir. her book which was purposely- or otherwise misinterpreted by a host of readers; but, in her-own dramati zation of the story, she has left no room for doubt. ' The moral strength and object lessons are obvious to all. The play begins with a prologue, showing the home of the Queen at Sardalia and introduces the charac ter of her drunken and vicious hus babnd. thus supplying a plausive mo tive for all that I'ollawcd in her life Tbe'sad story of this queen is of par ticular interest to women, who have comprehended and understood her better than men. They have wept with sorrow at her misfortune and sympathized with her m her great love. The Queen had a glorious mo tive for her sin which cannot be at tributed to Marguerite, Sappho, Zaza. Camille or Lady Isabel. And to al-ino.-t ii II her readers her character is superior in every respect and it may be truly said of her that "there is no joy bill bitter tears will come to ca.-.t it like a (allien angel forth." INTO LAKEVJEW Plenty of Travel Between Klamath Falls and Lakevlew for Two Auto Cars. Apples, more than 2.000,000 of tliern. including every variety, are to he seen among the horticultural ex hibits in the different buildings at the Seattle exosition. KLAMATH FALLS, Or., July 13. Lakeview is going to have a pleth ora of automobile lines and if the service is not just what the traveler desires it will not be the fault of the enterprising gentlemen who are en gaging in the business. Last evening the first automobile arrived hero from Lakcvview. It was what is known as the Lambert car, the present stage contractors. This car left this morn ing for the county seat of Lake and will make the round trip every alter nate day. Mr. Lambert left the car and wil go to Lakevicw for the pur pose of arranging the schedule. At Lakeview connection will be made with the Alturas auto, bo that it will be possible to travel fro mthis city to Alturas in twelve hours. The second auto to enter tho field is one headed by W. L. Clapp. Ho left this morning for Lakevivew, and wil lalso cover the route every other day. It is quite possible that an Special Sale In Smmer Goods I agreement -may bo reached betweon him and the T.ambort company where by their cars will not leave on the same day. If this can he done, then it will afford a daily service between this city and Lakevicw. The plans of the Lambert com pany have not been fully matured. It is possible that Mr. Cni.-s of Illy will place a machine on tho run between Illy and Lakevio-.v. In that caso the Lambert will operate' only betweon this city and P.ly. In that caso then. this company would give a daily r-cr- j vice. j The Lambert car was driven by I Phil Cross. He was accompanied 1 by H. T. McKnight, who is to travel I on the train between Weed and this city and make arrangement- off tin transportation of l.nlrevicv ivi Rent. It is the intention nf the iMttn p ple to make the run between the two cities in seven hours. SALEM SEER SALEM Is the most popular beer In Northern Califoi nla and South ern Oregon. It Is acknowledged to be the equal of t!tu very best east ern product. All beers are good, but some beers ara liked better than others. The proof for this assertion lies In drinking Salem beer. If you wish to be convinced, ask for Salem bee: and drink It. SALEM BREWERY ASSOCIATION, Medford Depot: Medford lea & Storage Co. Rea ILinen All linen white oG-inch medium-weight goods at 23c All linen white llG-inch extra fine linen: regular oO.' grade, at ...39c ISrown linens, 'J0c grade at Ifie; 2"ic grade at I9c Fancy striped linens in brown and given, brown and pink and other patterns, regular 'tfic values, a'. : 19c , F.xtra he.iw l'i'i-n coating, regular 40c value, at . . '. '..33': See the window displays of these goods. For Women's Outing' We Have Women's high-lop tan lace boots. Women's divided skirts in khuki, covert and corduroy. Women's walking skirts in khaki, covert and corduroy. Women's outing jackets in khaki and covert cloth. Outing hats in straw and felt. WHY JEFF DAVIS DIDN'T ATTEND TAFT'S DINNER WASHINGTON'. July 13. Sena tor Jeff Davis has written a letter i.i the President telling him why ho did not attend a recent dinner at the White House to which he was invited. He explains that it was due to tin? fact that he was compelled to look after his twelve-year-old son, and not to any intentional discourtesy. ' "On the evening of the dinner." lie! writes, "I allowed him to go to Fort Mycr with a little companion to soo the airship. Ho did not return until such a late hour that I became very i much alarmed about him and went to look for him. I did not return until it wus too late to be present in obed ience to your kind invitation." The senator writeswablO. .4gi. . . The senator stales further that his letter owes its origin to newspaper criticisms, lie says ho writes in the fear that some of these may frill within the President's observation. He says he does not want lo be con sidered rude. THE SAVOY Cozy, Cool, Comfortable TONIGHT AND TUESDAY THE HUSTLING ADVERTISER. THE LITTLE PEACEMAKER. THROUGH SHADOW TO SUNSHINE. LAUGHING ALL THE TIME. ONE DIME DES CHUTES RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION CAMP OPEN VANDYKE'S Shoes a Furnishings Clothing GWASS VALLEY. Or., July IX -Tlie Twohy Bros., railroad contrac tors, of Spokane, havo established ; headquarters al this place and have ; rented six office rooms. They also secured a warehouse for a commis sary and hnvc it filled with supplies for tho men and toalns. They have built a large cellar for storing pow der, have rented a large livery Hlnbre I for teams and have 20 head of mules , hero now. They have also established a ea'tnp on the top of the Deschutes hill and have l.r)0 men nt work there building a wagon road down tho hill so thoy , can establish camp on tho river. So life-like appeared the wax figure-on teh operating table and tha wax hospital surgeons standing near by, in the marins hospital section in the Government building nt the Henl tlo oxMisitioii, Hint a woman fainted APPLES AND PEARS AND ALL KINDS OF FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. YAKIMA VALLEY NURSERY Largest Commercial Nursery in the Pacific North- 1 XT 1 il. 1 ft I Ml 1 4t I west, in oi in tne coniomc. jompeies witn all nrst- class nurseries.. L. E HOOVER, Agent MEDFORD, OREGON GET AHEAD OF THE HOT SEASON. Vou can bid defiance to tho heal by having an oloctric fan put in po sition. It doesn't cost very much, either. If you haven't one, wo nan fix you up i n a short time, at tho least oxpenso. We're geuoral eleo Irioinns, and do all classes of work in our lino in tho most thorough manner. Jobbing skillfully and promptly executed at lowest ehnrgns. Portable lumps in all varieties. ROGUE RIVER ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION CO. J. R. ENYART, President J. A. PRMIY, Vice-President. JOHN S. OliTII, Cnhior. W. H. JACKSON, Ass't Cashier. THE MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL $50,000 . SURPLUS , $10,000 Safety boxes for rent. A general Banking Business transacted. We solicit your patronage. 1 I I J soon as she looked at them.
