OR Iffl ON, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY (i, 19 10,
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THE BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, TODFORP,
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Charles B. HanfortI Will Appear In
New Sketch, Forsaking Shake
pearcan Roles for a Time.
SATURDAY
'The American Lord,"" n four-net' Milliner lliuelriRg recoil-oil bis
comedy by Gcoiyc 11. Hrondhurst and contract for Mclntyro & Hcnth from
Charles T. Daroy, is the offeriiiB for ,.,uw & Krlnnpjr yostordnV. Tbey
ffiL'icnUforon. performance of 'In
ford theater. J
In brief, Uio story of "Tbo Ameri-1 Hnyti" at the Medford theater, Fn
can Lord" is that of John Brouetor, da y, February IS, and a punrnnteo
a North Dakotan, who is about to be
nominated for congress, when he
lpnms that tln-oujrh the death of Lord
- ,
Breuster he has becomo heir to tno
title and elates of the fine old Kin-
ltsh house. He gives up his ideasnf
going to Washington, and, although
having little likinjr for some of tho
ways of the English, crosses the
ocean to claim his own. With his
hereditary feud with tho houso of
Wyeherly and his good-natured at
tempts to introduce his American
methods of doing things, Breuster
fads himself folly occupied. Imag
ine his feelings, then, when he dis
covers that his daughter nud the sun
of Lord Wyeherly are in love, and
that his son has lost his heart to an
girl! Breuster makes it
"three of a kind" by tailing in love
with an attractive Irish widow. Mrs.
Wcstbrooke, and the story ends most
happily.
"The American Lord" is one of tho
brightest, most wholesome of the
stage offerings in recent years, and
the excellent company will give it the
rendition it deserves. The part of
John Breuster is in the hands of
Charles B. ITanford, one of the
strongest actors on the American
stage, and in it he is said to have
found one of the most sympathetic
roles of his artistic career. The Irish
widow of the piece is Mis Marie
Drofnah. a charming and accomplish
ed actress who has been MrVlIau
f ord's leading woman in Shakespear
ean Darts for several years. The
supporting company has been care
iully chosen, and includes a number
of players who have successfully ap
peared with Mr. Hanford in the past.
The production will be both elaborate
and complete.
Whether tho thing thai interests
you today is a hair net or a hat pin,
a parlor suit or a pillow top, the store
ads will be worth reading.
CURTAIN
at 9 p. .
Seats
$750 IS
TO
Only Town In Oregon Outside of
Portland Which Will Get Glimpse
of "In Haytl" Attraction.
that the company's share of the re
ceipts shall not bo less thau $750. As
.fnfnl in tbn nnlv town south at
v w j w - - - - - - - - f
j iortlaml that can give such a gunr-
nnteo, this will be the only Htop the
company will make between Portland
and San Francisco. The date of the
seat sale will bo announced later.
TRONSON WILL TELL
HOW HE DID IT
H. B. Tronson, of Tronson &
Guthrie, tho npplo kings of the world,
hns been invited to deliver an address
before the Agricultural college at
Corvallis, telling how ho produced the
car of apples which, by winning the
sweepstakes at the Soknuo apple
show, brought honor and fame to
Southern Oregon.
The exact date has not been set,
but will be about February 12.
County Court.
Report of viewers of mad in town
ship 3G, 4 west, filed and approved.
Petition of J. M.s Achor for change
of road on his. premises filed.
Statement of county clerk for
.bounties paid in January approved.
Bonds of rond siiorvisors ap
proved. Petition of IT. Palmerlee et al. for
county road continued to March
term.
Petition for establishing road by
S. S. Aiken et nl. continued to the
March term.
Report of viewers on rond peti
tioned for by W. I). Moore et nl. con
tinned. Resignation of G. W. .Taylor as
eonnty entomologist accepted.
Reports of county poor farm ap
proved. Franchise for Evans Creek tele
phone line granted. -
J. J. Fryer addition to Eagle Point
ordered vncated.
MEDFORD
Saturday, February 12th
First Appearance in This City ot a Modern Play
F. LAURENCE WALKER ANNNOUNCES THE ENGAGEMENT OF
Nr. Charles B. Hanford
THE AMERICAN
Reasons Why You Should See This Play
1st. It is presented by an actor who has never yet disappointed an audience.
2nd. It represents the best efforts of two of America's best playwrights.
3rd. There is an air of patriotic sentiment that will make you a better American.
4th. It is a comedy full of bright lines and comic situations that you will enjoy.
5th. Your presence .will encourage the production of good clean plays.
on Sale at HusKins Drug
HIS INTRODUCTION -IS
SOME EXCITING
First Time Pioneer Saw Jacksonville,
Man Killed Almost Under
Horse's Fcot, 53 Years Ago.
Fift'y-tliiee years ago, February
1857, I drove into Jacksonville for
the first time," said 1). J. S. I'carcc.
!"I was looking for some relatives,
the ('numbers family, and halted in
front of tho Table Rock saloon, thou
conducted by the late lleriuiiu
Helms.. While 1 was talking with Mr.
llclius an inquiring about the proper
direction to take, 1 heard a shut be
hind mo and a mnu reeled out of the
rivs -troet m trout oi wo present
town hall and fell almost under my
horses' feet. I was used to tho vet
at that time, but I must confess. in.v
first live minutes in Jacksonville
were exciting. Tho man killed was
Jack Driscoll, and he was shot by
Walt Williams because he knew too
much about the lawlcsi. operations of
Williams and his gang. Williams es
caped and was never heard fronr for
yenrs, until he was seen in Idaho. He
afterward met the Usual fate of the
early-day bad man. What called my
nCTcution to this almost forgotten
story was that the 5th of February,
1857, was n day ns nearly like the
5th of February, 1910, as you could
make them. The events of the day
impressed the weather upon my juen
ory." RAILROADS Fl RATE
ON FLYING MACHINES
SAN FltANTISCO. Feb. .V-Tho
flying machine In all its variety, that
of Paulhan. the Wright brothers and
several other kinds, linn at lust been
recognized by the rallrondB as an ar
ticlo of commerce and shipment. Tho
western clntuilltcntlon committee,
which has Jurisdiction over nil the
roads between Chicago and tho Pa
cific const, has Just decided to put
these machines in its tariff schedule.
For purposes of shipment, they
have been rated as double first-class
articles. Thjs means it will cost $C
per 100 pounds to ship them In whole
or in part. across the continent.
This action has been taken by the
officials because of the numerous In
quiries they have been receiving as to
what It would cost to ship the ma
chines between- certain points.
Accompanied by MISS
IN AN ELABORATE PRODUCTION OF GEORGE H.
The Greatest Success of
T
Says Verdict Awarding Damages to
Hat Manufacturers Is Against
Purposes of Trust Law.
WASHINGTON, U. C, Feb. 5.
"Tho verdiut awarding $7-l,0UU dam
ages to the hat iitunufncturern ot
Daubury uud Nonvnlk and Bethel un
ions is repugnant to the very pur
poses of the Sherman anti-trust
(law," declared Sampel Gompers,
(president of tho American Federation
,of Labor, today.
i Gompers said that the very thing
for which the membership of the Hat
ters' union have been fighting is le
gal in the United States,
i Tho labor president blamed tho
I The labor president blamed the
(United States uuprcme court In part
tor holding that an organisation like
lha of a labor union, which is not
organized for profit, comes under the
provisions of tho Sherman lnw.
The damages' referred to by (lum
pers were awarded yesterday by a
jury to I). E. Uw & Co. of Don
bury, which nsked $240,000 damnges
from Martin Lawlor and .flMO.ono
from other members of the Daubury,
Nonvnlk and Belhel unions. The
manufneturing company alleged a
conspiracy in restraint of trade, fol
lowing the so-called "boycott" of itn
goods by the unions. The trouble
grew out of the hatters' strike of last
spring, which affected the hat indus
try of the east.
Pioneer Takes Last Trip.
Ling Alexander Murphy died at his
residence, WT Granite street,, Ash
land, Friday morning. Febnuiry 'I, at
5 o'clock a. m.
Mr. Murphy came to Southern Or
egon in 1852 and has made his home
in Jackson county nearly ever since.
For many years he was a resident of
this city, but Inter moved to Ashland.
He was born in Knox county, Illinois
Mny 8, 18-12, and leaves a family of
seven sons, all grown.
The fuiwrnl will take place Sunday,
February 0. Services will be held at
the late residence at 10 o'clock a. m,
and the interment will take place in
Odd Fellows' cemetery' in Medford at
2 o'clock p. m.
Roth quality and quantity at Meek
er's. . 75
THEATRE
MARIE DROFNAH
BR0ADHURST AND CHARLES T. DALEY'S GREAT COMEDY,
Mr. Hanford's Career
Store. January 8, at lO
SAYS COMPANIES HAIE
"YELLOW DOG" FUND
Senator Alleges That Eight Largest
Expross Companies Maintain a
Fund to Fight Legislation.
NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Thnt eight
of tho Inrgoat express companies op
erating in the United States have
what ho termed a "yellow hg" fund
for use in influencing legislation, was
the allegation uiadu today by James
Muuihuu, attorney for State Senator
II, L. Sumlhci'g of Minnesota. Suud
herg is complainant in an inquiry in
to tho business methods of the ex
press companies which is being eon
dueled by Kjtunlncr Frank Lyons, of
the interstate commerce commission.
Muuihuu declared that the larger
express companies have parcelled
territory, uud are bound not to en
eronoh upon distrluts assigned to
onch other. Ilo compared the alleg
ed methods of the companies with
"old-time" insurance methods.
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AT THE CHURCHES.
Talent St. K. Church.
Sunday school at 10 a. in. Dr.
Forbes, superintendent. CUirhoh to
suit all kinds of people and peoplo!
of all ages. Church servlco nt 11 a.
in.; subject, "Tho Little Things of ,
Llfe." You are Invited to these Borv-ple in tho city, whether member of
lce. 'the local church or not, are eordiollv
'invited. After tho rollonll the con-
It'tun In Tnlcnt. Igregntlon will repair to Smith's hall.
Attorney U. F. Mulkey will deliver n North Grape street, where a re
al noted lecture, entitled "Tho Win-'coptlon to Mr. nnd Mrs. ITolmcH will
dom of tho Ancients," In Conway hull I bo held.
Saturday, February 5 nt 7:30 p. m.j
Proceeds to be used to- purchano lots : Christian Science,
on which to erect an- M. E. church. fUrvim,. r,i.. mtn. - if
-
Aumuiancv. auuits . cents, cnudreii;0tc,oekt gnbJect of eHfton.Bonnoi.
,c cnw- ."Spirit"; Sunday school at 30
r- ii. j. a L . 'o'clock; testimonial mooting WedneM-
Free Methodist Church. t&ay ftt 7:30 p. m. All are welcome.
There will be no sen-ices nt the 128 North Grape Rtroet, north Sher-
r ree Methodist church Sunday, as mnn-Clnv wnslo house.
tho pastor is attending district quar-i
terly conference at Grants n.s Rcv. A fflW ,. , rmUnK
B. mnget, tho missionary secretary, i name cases of croup, oven the length
has also withdrawn his nppointmcutlof time It takes to go for a doctor.
for Monday night
lrrbytcrin Charrh.
Proachlng at 11 a. ra. The subject
of tho eriuon It "Tho Herolim of the
CURTAIN
at 9 p. n.
LORD
Prophets." I'renchlng nt 7:30 p. m,
Tho Hitliject of tho norimm Is "Tim
Having I'cnw" Sunday school ni 10
a, m, 0. 10, society nt 0:n0 p. in.
J. O. R society at 4 p. in, Ladles'
Aid moeiii Tuomlny nt 2:.1U p. m, ut
Mrs, (I, William Ullionoy's homo, cor
ner Onkdalo and Hamilton.
Christian Church.
At tho Christian church, comer
Sixth uud Ivy streotH, revival meet
ings will begin on Sunday, llibla
school at 10 a, in.) preaching hoivIoo
at 11 a. m. and 7:110 p. in., G. H. at
11:30. At tho morning service tho
pnHtor will preach on "How to Havo
a Great HovWnl." In tho evening tho
subject will bo "Tho Illggost Fool in
Medford." SubjeotH of the week:
Monday ovo, "Tho MeunoHt Man In
Medford" Tuesday eve, "The Rest
Man in Medford"; Wednesday ovo,
"What About Jonah"; Thursday eve,
"What Would Hnppon if Medford
Should Come to ChriHtT" Friday
eve, "What Would Hnppon If Christ
Should Come to Medford 7" Mvery-
body invited lo these KorviecK. Good
iniisio and short, energetic sermon.
W. Then. Malloek, pastor.
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Baptist Church.
Rov, A. A. Holmes has arrived ut
Medford and will begin his. work an
pastor of the Bnptlst church Sun
day morning. A cordial invitation is
1 extended to tho peoplo of tho city to
a i worship with us. Especially is it re-
j quested (hat every member of tho
church nnd Sunday school bo pres
ent. On Thursday evening, February
10. the nnniinl rollcnll meeting will
be held.
It is hoped that every mem-
jber of the church and their fninille-
will he presont; also all Baptist peo-
semi
often proves dangerous. Tho safest
wny Is to kep Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy In tho house, nnd nt tho
firm indication ot croup giro tho
child n dose. Pleasant to toko nnd
always cures. Bold by nil druggists.
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