THE A BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON". SUNDAY, FISHRARY 20. 1010.
KING GEORGE CALLS STEAMER WITH CREW
IN ALL DIPLOMATS! OP 20 IS LOST
Have You Seen 'Em ? ?
No; They Have Just Arrived
TILLMAPTSRECOVERY
Patient's Power of Articulation Is
Every Representative of Greece to
Foreign Countries Is Recalled,
Owing to Strife at Home.
Drlven on Rocks in Gale Crew Un
able to Launch Lifeboats and
All Are Lost.
Completely Suspended and It Is
Feared He Will Never Speak.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19. Dr
Tickford, attending Senator Ben
Tillman, Issued tho following bulle
tin this afternoon:
"The senator Is resting comforta
bly. Ho Is suffering from paralysis
and aphasia. His temperature Is un
changed from the morning record
and his pulse and respiration are nor
mal;
"The progress Is favorable to Till
man's recovery If the present condi
tions are maintained for a few days.
The stricken senator had a fairly
restful night, broken only at Intervals
by bad spells.
The patient was able to recognize
the members of his family, and al
though ho was unable to speak, he
gave slight signs of recognition with
his eyes.
The senator's power of articula
tion Is completely suspended, and It
Is feared that he never will speak
again.
HUNDREDS SUE FOR MRS.
RUSSELL SAGE'S FAVOR
CONSTANTINOPLE. Feb. t9.
King George of Greece today signed
a decree recalling aU Greek diplo
matic representatives In foreign posts
with the exception of this city and
Washington.
Thts move is taken to mean that
the military league, which Is at dag
gers' points with the navy. Is well
entrenched In the kings good graces
In Its fight for control of Grecian
domestic affairs.
It was reported today that the
Greek fleet has mutinied as tho re-
LONDON, Feb. 19. The steamship
Hohenxollern was wrecked In Demor
ley bay and he.' crew of 20 men lost,
according to reports that reached
here today.
The vessel was driven on the locks
(during a gale last night. The report
stated that tho crew was unable to
launch the lifeboats.
STOMACH TKOUHIiK AND TUMOU
cunun.
After suffering with stomach trou-
sult of the Issuing of a command by 1 bI tor osht years and having tried
the military league that all the ships I thr other physicians that failed to
J - i
.,. iilMrnmd. The vessels, the renort Sv e any reuei. i was recoiumenu-
stated. steamed out to sea to prevent
the execution of the order. Commu
nication with Athens, however, was
Interrupted this afternoon and a ver
ification of tho report was impossi
ble.
Notice North Dakotans.
All North Dakotnns living or visit
ins i the city nud valley, whoso
name? have not come to the notice;
of the society ami who have not
beeu included in the loiters of invi
tation sent out", are very cordially
ed to consult Dr. HIng. Chlnejo phy
sician, at No. 725 J street, Sacra
mento. After treating with him, I am
completely cured, and I can cheerfully
recommend him. as I know of several
other cases that he has cured. Among
them Is Mrs. E. Fraley, whom ho
cured of fiber tumor without a knife
M. J. Stahl. No". 1S01 C street, S. P,
Shops, No. 9.
GUARDIAN'S SALE. .
Nntlro Is liornliv pfvnn thnf Mi tin
if 1111. I . - - . .
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nunorcas 01 leuers uecpug lor nn- rauon sem out, are very conmuiy and estMe of L,ovd Elvvood( n mlnort
nncinl assistance have begun pour- invited to .ho present at the second , nv virtno of -n nnW nt tha rmmiv
ing into Pasadena addressed to Mrs. j annual reunion and banquet of the court ot jacj.son county. Oregon.
Russell Sage, the widow of the late Xurth Dakota society of the Rogue i dlliv and rec,nariv civpn"nn, muto
New York financier, who arrived River valley to be held in the Angle and ont(,r(xA of rPrnr,i nn thn Hh in
here a few days ago for "rest." Opera-house, Main street. Thursday. of December. 1909. and nn ordor n'f
February 24. from 4 to 0:30 pun. - annian,t.i ,!,,.,
D. W. LUKE. President.
JOHN CAR KIN, Secretary
New Cases.
Joseph McMahon vs. May MeMa
The mailman delivered a great
package of communications today to
ndd to tho pile which Major Slocutu.
her nephew, estimated to total over
500. Most of the epistles have not
been opened. Thus far only two of
them have been given to Mrs. base hon Divorce; Gns Newberrv
to peruse. 3 he remainder probably I plaintiff.
will not be read for some .time. Albert V. Schmitt vs. Luella 11
Speaking of the flood of communi- Schmitt Divorce; IT. D. Norton for
cations asking for aid, Major Slo-j plaintiff.
cum said: Charles II. Smith vs. Lydia H.
"Mrs. Sago is in no sense in pub- Smith Divorce; Fred V. Menrs for
lie me. lins continuous string oi plaintiff.
letters asking for money is rinnoy-
inir her. She will not nretend to DESTItOYS SLEEP,
pive them heed."
Mrs. Sage and her party are at Many Medford People Testify to This
the Raymond cottage. She expects
to remain here two months before
returning to the east.
PRICKS THUMB WITH A
PIN; POISONED; DEAD, nrfnary troubles
You can't sleep at night.
With aches nnd pains of a bad
back,
When you have to get up from
said court supplemental thereto duly
made and recorded on the 13th day
of January, 1910, will on or after
tho "lit 1. ryt rali.iiniii- 1 Q 1 rt t
j fer for sale and sell at private sale
f to the highest bidder for cash In hand.
for I the following described real proper
ty, belonging to said minor, to-wlt:
Lot numbered nine (D) In block
number one (1) of Whitman Park, In
Jackson county, state of Oregon.
Dated this the loth day of Janu
ary, 1310.
E. D. ELWOOD.
Guardian of the Person and Estate of
Lloyd El wood, a Minor.
W. E. PHIPPS,
Attorney.
Date of first publication January
16, 1910.
Tho first showing of SPRING CLOTHING, IT ATS
nud FURSIirN-GS.
MATERIALS The now soft grays.
MAKERS Best on earth.
Here are two of tho many Spring Models wo will he
pleased to show you at your earliest convenience:
Our Spring Suit display will certainly he a feast for
the man who wishes style and durability at moderate
cost say s?l7.f0 to $35.00. The only way you could
get it cheaper would he to make it yourself, hut. "who
wants to he a on moll"
All the new things in Spring Mats are here, $3.00
and up.
Try a Wilson Brothers Shirt
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r s b v v r a -w m r mm .u . 1 i 1 a-.
aim yvu wm wem uu UlllUi W
$1.25 to $3.00
'Me c7fjrcZ& Cojrr&crt Clothiers
m
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HATS
$5.00
ac LOTH 1 hlCCO
BSSa OREGON
MEDFORD
ON THE CORNER MAIN AND BARTLET T.
All on account of the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills brine pence
City M slumber:
dead Thev enre all kidnev ills.
G. L. Boone, 533 Grape street
Or., says: "The public
TACOJfA, Wash., Feb. 19. Mrs.
Martha Freelnnd, mother of
Treasurer Ray Freeland, is
here todny, a victim of blood pois
oning. A month ago Jlrs. Freeland Jfedford,
pricked her thumb with a pin. She statement I gave in praise of Doan's
paid little attention to the wound at Kidney Pills in September, 1907, still
the time, but it finally became fo holds good. I recommend this rem
serious that she was taken to the edy in the hope of briniring it to the
Fannio Paddock hospital. The phy- attention of other kidney sufferers.
sicians, however, were unable to do I was in bad shape with rheumatism
anything for her and she succumbed at one time and despite all mv ef
yesterday. forts I was unable to get relief from
u . . . . , pain and stiffness in the small of
nUlCI MWIVUIS. mv t.-.l. r W.-dneva wero nlsn nut
The Nash H. H. Jonesfi Chicago; f orj na Bftm(,:ma T bn.l n
T..1: r vr xr i. . -v t tii.i I
ley, Iioseburs; N. Devan, A. M. frnm th- onrn,ia. vn,0 t t1ft1
LanKstaff and wife, R. P. Hurst, W. about given up hope of being cured
n. xreui, iroruunuj vj. n. uuiaru, someone tnld m tn trv Donn's KiA.
Denver; F. A. Ruchert, L. J. Moore, ney PflIgf nnd x did g0f procuring n
ou . inutww, vx. r. auaa, acvca suppiy at Haskins' druir store,
vaics; ). mciniyro ana wue, r. .nnn tnnnA fW iin Pin;ma mn fnr
iieatti ana wue, u. w. bimmons, u. tt,em were triie. fop T t.n(i nnt nse(1
ounmons, mew loru; j. u. imirray, uu-m nnr l,fnrA mv rhnnmntUm l,
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ti, it. Jjuvjex. x onianu; rj. i. oayior, nn ?,-flnnnpnr. A T .nnini,,1
Eugene; J. F. Porter and wife, Se- taking this remedy. T steadily grew
. ' rT,T,V , blttw Md contents of eight
onggs, Abmnno; wrs. d, ju. nurpuy, boxes restored me to good health."
r.agie i-oini; j. r. urown nna wue, Vnr sn1 hv nil .ImIo Pr? Kn
Eagle Point; J. C. Emery, Seattle; cents Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
w. Jicxvee, vvuicago, x. umnne, N, Y Sole agents for the United
.angle x-oim. Status.
m r n - -r I
Hie MOOre U. II. UnrKer, d. U. Ttpmomlmr H.o nnmonnnn's
jinrsnau, rortinna; u J. Moore, ban mi(j tajje no other,
xrancisco; H. 11. i'arsons, rortlnnd;
W. W. Wolf, Spokane; T. Vogel and OITV TREASURER'S NOTICE
wue, Doauie; r.. r. natneia, i.os Office of City Treasurer, Medford,
Angeies; .j. uison, bacrnmento; Oregon, February 18th, 1910.
ti. iv. Armstrong, oeaiue; j. u. .a- Notice Is horebv clven that there
toil, Baldwin, Kan.; R. S. Lacey, Vi-Lre funds on band In tho cltv treasury
salia; P. IT. Wolf, San Francisco; ror tn0 redemption of all outstanding
V. w. iJoreiliicK', &t. Lotus; A. Wnl- cltv warrants Issued acalcBt the fol
lowing fuuds:
Lateral sewer No. 5, district No. 3
Lateral sower No. 4, district No. 3
Lateral sewer No. 2, district No. 7.
Lateral sewer No. 1, district No. 6,
Lateral sewer No. 1, district No. 7.
Lateral sewer No. 1, district No. 8.
Lateral ,ower No. 3, district No. 7.
Lateral sower No. 1, district No. 10
interest on tne same will cease
a'ter the above date
L. L. JACOBS,
288 City Treasurer.
ker, Bly; B. E. Peloure, The Mead
OW8.
Mrs. Francis M. Snyder, of tho fa
mous Snydor case, who underwent a
vory serious surgical operation in
Good Samaritan hospital, Portland
January 31 by Dr. Robert J. Marsh,
wo are pleased to report convales
cing. Dr. Marsh is a physician nnd
surgeon of note that Portland's med
ical fratornity may well bo proud of.
Mrs. Snyder's many friends wish her
a speedy rocovery.
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(InnA Snmnri'ffiii Wtfnl iuo tuuvu, vuiibibuiik
hvw hwmh. iiutJittuii I AAA i Tl " 1. Ill
Hv rm?BR5nn nt W V f R,. v rea Bl UK'B 1 WHlc' wa
purchased lately by Spokane parties,
is being surveyed and platted into
Macrio eveplass cleaners frn nt small tracts by Osgood & Cum
Dr. Goblo'B. 18 W. Xfafh st. 2Rfl ""HgS.
der.
Seats on sale nt Haskins for There's
losing contest; $1, $1.50. 289 IBuicks.
a boom on in whatT In
GILT EDGE
INVESTMENTS
14-acre orchard, 7 acres Newtown,
4 acres Spltzenberg, 3 acres mixed
orchard, in full bearing; nice C-rooiu
house; electric lights; phone; one
mile from Oakdale pavement; $12
000, half cash, reat easy payments.
S3 1-3 acres, 3 1-2 miles from Med
ford; 26 acren In pears and apples
and some bearing apricots; fine soil;
About halt under ditch; a bargain at
$14,5u0; easy terms.
7-rootn bungalow, bath, electric
lights; A No. 1 locality a good Invest
ment at $3000; good terms.
5-room bungalow, new, strictly
modern, close In; a lovely home;
$3000; reasonable terms.
Good list ot choice lots nt right
prices.
LET US SHOW YOU.
Wright & Allin
128 East Main Street.
- 4
F. N, CUMMINGS
T. W. OSGOOD
OSGOOD 6 CUMMINGS
EMPLOYMENT AND
BUSINESS CHANCES
Wanted Ten wood choppers.
Wanted 20 ranch hands.
6 first-class girls for house-
Wanted-
work.
Wanted Porter,
and board.
$30 month, room
Wanted Dining room girls.
Wanted Other holp at once.
I have a party who 7Jshea to In
vest $50,000 to $100,000 In a bank,
oltjier In Medford or some where In
the valley.
Have room and board In private
family for two gentlemen.
Five acres near Phoenix, ono for
$000 and one $750.
Lots, 50x210, $275 only for a short
time.
Call and see us If what you want
Is not In this list.
One girl, no homework.
E. F. A. BITTNEn,
208 Taylor & Phlpps Big. Phone 4141
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