THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDEORD, ORIWON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY I I, 11)10.
PARLIAMENT 10
0PENT0M0RRR0W
Lord Balfour Assures Premier That
Conservatives Will Aid In Pass
Inn Budget No Longer
Wish Responsibility.
LONDON. Feb. II. Lord Balfour
today assured Premier Asquith Hint
tlio conservntives in the coming nr
linment will help the Liberals pnss
the bndcelt nrennred by Cliureellor
of (he Exolieuner Dnvid Lloyd
Geortrc. This has effectively nllnyed
the fenrs of n pnrlinmentnry dead
lock.
Unlfonr declared that the conser
vntives are as ranch opposed to tiu
hndiret ns ever, but that they are
unwt"'tis to nssmne the responsibil
ity f further trfns HP the nation's
finances; Business thronphout the
cpu'"T has been noticeably affected
by tV uncertainty caused while the
budcet tasvpendinir.
Despite the fact' that parliament
-coixn-es tomorrow, the personnel of
the cabinet is yet mtdecidcd.
Tb; -VJay in eliooMnp the cabinet
moLors ;s unprecedented.
It w reported that Asquith's delay
in "une the cabinet is due to the
ki"t refusal to "swamp" the. house
til lords with liberal peers in the
cvp the lords continue to oppose
liben1 lepislntion. If this report is
we" funded it indicates that the
en'" T-oij.nntion of the cabinet,
me' : ' another penernl election n
Tnat'", of days instead of month".
NO
AMFOIOAW ON
FOUNDERED S.
S. CHANZY
PARIS. Feb. 14. Tlie American
cnns'il nt Mareille wired the Unit.'d
Press today thnt so far as he has
been able to determine there were io
Americans aboard the French trans
atlantic, liner General Chancy, which
foundered off Majorca, in tho Med
iterranean late Iat week.
The consul had been requested to
invKtijrate the report that Georpc
Green and A. Dronda, vandeville
netors of San Francisco, were ranonj:
1he Io5 persons who lost their lives
when the liner struck. He hns so far
been unable to establish the truth of
the report that the Americans were
on the ship. He is containing the in-veti!ation.
SHORT WINTER COURSES
WERE MOST SUCCESSFUL
A Well Arranged Cottage.
Dcslfln 03, by Glenn L. Snxton. Architect.
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MORTGAGE LOANS
Monoy on hand to loan on Roal Estate. City and County
Warrants bought. Fidelity and Indemnity Bonds Furn
ished. Fire Insurance
JAMES CAMPBELL
203 FRUITGROWERS' BANK BUILDING.
Wm. E. STAGEY & CO.
REAL ESTATE AND EMPLOYMENT.
District Agent for ALADDIN LAMP Local ngonts wanted. Lnmp on
exhibition nnd (or salo at tho following places: Med ford Garage, Alien
& Hongau's, Wnrner, WorUiin & Gore's and WooUh & McQowui'h
and Medford Furniture Co.'b Stores.
ADDRESS BOX 826. FEDEORD, OR.
P A T T
and see us in our New
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E. G. TROWBRIDGE, Proprietor.
Foundry and Machinist
f All 'r. of Engines. Spraying Outfits, Pumps, Boilers and M:
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chlnery
Agents in Southern Oregon for
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FIRST FLOOR PLAN.
SECOND FLOOR PLAN.
Thts plan for a seTen room cottare Is creatlr admired. The arrangement
of the rooms Is compact and convenient, making a comfortable dwelling for
inmlly that can be accommodated In a bouse or tuw size. The first story
contains four large rooms, all opening together. There Is n sideboard in
real- of the dining room, with windows over It. There is also n grade door
on the kitchen side under the strflrs to the second story. The second story
Is reached by combination stairways leading from the kitchen and reception
hall. There are three large chambers In the second story, good bath and
linen closet Size 20 by 2a
There Is a full basement under the entire bouse. The first story Is nine
feet high, the second story eight feet Birch floors are used throughout, with
Washington fir or red oak finish In the first story and pine to paint In the
second. Cost to build, exclusive of plumbing and beating. $2,300.
By special arrangement with me the editor of this paper wilt furnish one
complete set of plans and specifications of design No. 03 for Sift.
GLENN L. SAXTON..
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All work guaranteed. Prices reasonable.
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fPRVALLIS, Feb. 14. The Ore
Ron Asricnlturnl College winter short
courses which close this week with
the r"rular "farmers' meet," have
been the most successful from every
fvi?- of view of any of tho coIIcro
fihnH course work. The work offer
ed been more extensive nnd more
thoni'teh and the class of students
hn I -en more mature and more pro-
pre.ive than those that attended in
fonnr years. 4
T' t the efforts of the college nii-thof:'-
were nppreoiated is attest
ed bv tho resolutions passed by the
Miort course students exprcssinp
"appreciation and gratitude to the
prc'Vont and faculty of the college,
and to the members of tho expori
mer' ilion for tho benefits nnd op
portunities which they enjoyed, and
for the many conrtosios and tho in
terest in their behalf."
Fanners' week promises to celipso
nnvOiing of the kind over hold at tho
college. The institution has added
i it- 'iuipment and has received
Vfiiy valuable assistance from, farm
ed. ooknien and poultrynien who
'hu'c loaned specimens of livestock
and p iultry for the short course
"Tli" 'oJJowing prominent and snc
esM Oregon men havo been so
eipw1 'o talk during farmers' -vvenk:
L. T "nvnolds, Snlcrn; C. B. Whis
ler, Jredford; Austin T. Ilnxton, For
est Grove; II. 31. Williamson, Port
land; Walter M. Pieree, La Grande;
D. O. Lively, Portlnnd: W. K. Now
ell, Gaston; A. T. Mason, Hood
Tliver; A. II. Lea, Portland; Ferd
Groner. Ilillfiboro.
ACTING T08 GOOD
FOR CHEAP PLAY
GRANTS PASS DEALERS
SHIP WOOD TO MEDFORD
,' GRANTS PASS, Feb. 14. As us
ual, (hero is a scarcity of dry wood
everywhere, and in some sections it
amounts to a famine. At tho Grants
Pass yards dry hard wood is bring
ing $8.25 a cord and there is not
much to bo hnd at thnt price. In
Modford the dinnnd is so much great
er and the price eo much higjior that
.tlie lorn I dealers find thoy can whip
i up there by the carload and make
n better profit than by selling it nt
liQino. Qucor thnt tho owners of
woodland do hot forestall this, annual
nvood famino nnd ninko n big addi
tion to their income by having a gon
' erons supply cut nnd dried during the
glimmer, Willi wood between $8 and
$9 a cord it should bo worth while
for any man lo swing on nxo,
Play Will Not Stand Critical Review
Hanford Is An Actor
of Ability.
Jlr. Charles IK Hanford In tho "Am
erican Lord," gave us a performance
that pleased the audience. "Tho Am
erican Lord" Is u comody that eon
tains some very good humor, with
now and tnen a situation tnnt ap
peals to one's patriotism. Sonii ot
the supporting cast was very good
Indeed. Mr. JIcGregor, as tho Scltch
man, deserves special montlon, for
he Is a real artist. Perhnps tho name
McGregor has something to do with
his excellent Scotch dialect.
Miss Drofnali, Mr. Han ford's asso
ciate Btar, and by the way his wl!u,j
is a good actres and plays her part
with Intelligence.
As to Mr. George Droadhurst and
his playr well, it is hardly worth
while to review tho play from a crit
ical viewpoint, for In truth tho piece
will not bear close Inspection. Mr.
Droadhurst has written some good
comedies in his time. His first suc
cess was the "Wrong Mr. Wright,"
which was written for the late Ro
land Reed. Tho play had merit and
made a reputation for its author, who
was at that time a newspaper report
er earning only enough to keep the
wolf at bay.
His next play was a comedy entit
led, "Whnt Happened to Jones." The
success, of this venture established
Mr. Droadhurst as a playwright and
making him a lot of money. Ho was
then taken up by Messrs. Klaw & Br
langer, tho Hebrew head and front
of tho theatrical trust, and Georglu,
tho erstwhile reporter on a Grand
Forks, Dakota, dally, began to wax
fat and Important, and what llttlb
ability and art he onco possessed be
gan to ossify in his now Quarters on
Droadway, until ho has given us at
dead steal.
Mr. Hanford Is an actor of ability.
He Is a gentleman and a finished
scholar, and to wnste his ability on
a play like tho "American Lord" is
like Betting Puderbklskl( playing rag
time, or adding "Cuddle Up a Little
Closer" to Kubellk's repertoire.
"The Great Divide" Is a real play.
Don't get cold feet and pass it up on
account of what has happened.
ED. M. ANDREWS.
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LONDON', Fob. 14. After a
checkered career, the petition of Er
nest Honrj Snckville-West for the
title and estate of Lord Sackvillc,
was denied toduy by Justice Uighnm.
The petitioner ionht by witnesses
and record to prove himself tho son
of Lord Snckville by a Spanish danc
ing girl, who, he alleged, was mar
ried to Lord Sackvillc in Paris and
who was his mother.'
In weighing tho evidence, tho court
ruled that even if Lord Snckville had
been married to tho dancer, the mat
riage was illegal becauso she already
had a husband living.
Anticipating nn adverse decision,'
the plaintiff withdrew his petition,
but was commanded by tho court fo
resubmit it. West pleaded for a de
lay of proceedings on the ground that
ho desired to bring in furthor evi
dence from Spain, but his attorneys,
who previously had withdrawn the
case, told tho court, in candor, that
they could not vouch for tho materi
al in the evidence.
Spices at Goodfriend's.
R. A. Holmes, the insurance man.
Phono 781. 281
CURED WITHOUT A KNIFE.
About eight years ago, after hav
ing consulted several physicians who
failed to cure my wife, I called In Dr.
lng of No. 725 J street, Sacramon
to, Cal, After, making an examina
tion, ho pronounced It a caso of ab
scess of tho bowols, for which ho ac
complished successfully a euro with
out a knife. About a year ago ho
also treated hor for heart trouble.
fl'IHl tulllnfl lift Vtl1 MlA n n 1 ffimnnnt
Some tlmo back ho cured mo of a
caso of klJnoy trouble. Anybody
wanting any roforonco can address
mo at No. 528 Oak avonuo or Anto-
last ns his crowning offort, "Tho Am
srican Lord", which to say tho loast
Is rominUcont of two or three ot
Hoyt's comedies. His nogro servant
nnd the two wild and wooly wostorn j ,0P- Saoramonto county,
politicians remind ono very much ol H,- J. ATWOOD,
similar characters . In tho "Toxaa1 January 8th, 1010. , .
Steer." In fact, It might bo called a Your business needs a Buick. 281
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obes, tents, blankets, wag
on sheets, axle grease and
gall cure, as well as all kinds
of custom work, see
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314 E. Main.
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900 ncres best sticky land In val
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30 acres fru't land. 20 planted to
lionrs, w'th peach flllora, close, to
t-cliool and liovtofflcc, $S500, ono
third, bnlanco long time; no Im
provements. 1C2 ncros, 7 mllos from Medford,
S 1 25 an acre; good Irrigation ditch;
ono-thlrd down, halanco long as
iwantcd.
; Good city lots, close la. Money
to loan.
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Orchard Land
Residences City Lots
Orchards and Mining Claims
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