THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDJfORD, OEKflON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1910.
FIGURES IN NAVY ROW; FAMOUS EDUCATOR ILL;
NOTED AUTO 1ST SERVING JAIL TERM.
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MODELS 16 AND 17
PL U MBING
Steam and Hot Water Heating.
All work guaranteed. Prices reasonable. j
I. F. MOORE AND E. E. SMITH J
Old Tribune Building. Phono H931. I
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SECRETARY
Tin' Illicit rnv In ihf imvy ilcimrttm'Ht Involve tin ri'lntloim of the hotim navy coimiittti'i' M.tu Siri'inry
CtiifkV vim I.viii;itI.h Mi')t r add awliliik'tot) I I'u.ip. who lien rn tlic liiipotliiK tltli'it of clilcf constnu Inr and cliU-t
f the linn-Hi nf i-iiiiru Him itiul repair ittitl iiclltij l ief of Hit- bureau of nam viiKlnccrliiK with th rank or rwir
niliiilrnl Kri'titry Me.viT I rrniitc(l to m tiiicry- v it It Admiral (.'iippi for Kjienklm: tinfnvornlily licforo flip coin
mitt or Mr Mt'.vri N rc.ntly iiuiiiitiuiMil plan for ilu- roirj:itii1itloii or the navy I'uy uiHHier (enural llngcro lias
iiIhm fHllnii nntlcr i ln lMp'fiHim of Mr. Meyer.
.MoMtMKiie ItotiertM. ilie fmiiiiu autoiiiolilllHt wlin won tin- International race from New Vort; to Paris. In nerving
it thirty ilay term In Jail In llartfonl, Conn., for ri Menu driving The otTeace iwih coiniiilitiil Sunt. IT, and Itol
nrlM wmn tried and eonvkteil In IiccomiImt.
(Hie of Hie eouniry'M niot fainoim eiltientoni, lr. Janini II. Anjjcll, retired prenldont of tlu -University, of Mich
Iknii, l In ill health lie Iimn l.eeii mdereil to t'lutida hy hit pli)fcli-laiu oil .ituoiint of hronchlal trouble. Dr. An-
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ADMINISTRATOR FILES
sun
E. B. Hartley, as Administrator da
Donisnon, Files Suit for Cnrdwcll
Heirs.
After ovor fonrtiHMi yor of po
gagioii of tltu property J. Xunaii i
unlleil upon to tlofuml hi title to what
in known iih the Cimlwelt plnuu nnr
Jnoksoiivillu, ncoonliiiK to tltu com
plaint filed iiKiiintit him in (lie circuit
court Tiitmilny.
The (liiiuplaiiit witU out tlie fact ot
(lie appointment of K. H. Ilanley n
inliiiiuiMtriitor do hois noli of the o.
tate of .laiuoM A. Ciinlwull, with will
itnno.xed.
Tlutt tliu dueudont wnti thi! owner
in fuu minplo of (torlnin run I entitle ilf
Herilu'il in tho oomplaint iiiiioiiuliiiK to
121)2 norcH.
Tluit tlio Htiiil property IioIoiiuh to
mid iB now tint proporty of nntil oh
tntu iinil that tlio iuliniiiintnitor in en.
titloil to iniinudiiilo poHHenMon there
of. That defendant wrongfully witli-
, IioMh Ha id poHHt'HHion mill Iiiih done
bo to tliu tlmniiKO of .f 1(1,0110 In plain
tiff. Wlicniforo judgment in HHked for
$10,000 anil poHHCHRiun of tlio real
properly mid eostH mid (UhIhu'hu
montH. 'BERGER GETS WALLOP
IN HIS P0CKETB00K
SAN FRANCISCO, Mnreh 2.
Sam Horror, Jeffries' sparring jmrt
nor mid iniiniigor, in in excellent
fighting trim hut he rceeived a wal
lop, today in mmi'n wuukuHt Hpot
tlio pookothook when his Imidliird
ontorod tlio ring.
Tho landlord, Abraham AroiiKon,
routod a Htoro to Horror who h n
lmhordiiHlior whun not fighting, The
storo was to ho roady hy March 1
mid tho indiuotioiiH roeontly were
that it would not ho inshnpo until
March fi. Ilorgor wagod that llm
Htoro would not ho roady hy Mareh
1, and Haiti lio would pay tho land
lord $100 a day for ovory day up to
tho Htli of tho mouth, providod the
landlord would pay him a like
amount for ovory day nftor Maroh 1
that tho Htoro whb not randy for oe
ottpmiy. ArotiHou agreed, oomplotod tho
Htoro fittitiR on Folnimry 58, mid
now Ilorgor in paBHinff out $100 n
day for four days.
LOU AND JESSIE.
Oy M. QUAD.
(Cop) rlcht, Itio. ty Aaoolatd Utoritry
Mm. Hponcer had dropped In on tho
lirlde of four inonthn. She hud hud
hr oj'ij on youiiK Mm. Oruy for nouie
time mid whm now preparet) to shutter
her Idol.
After olwnrrlitK that there were live
oti.Hi. of uiarrlml coupler eemratlni: re
enrded In the wpir (IiIn uuirnluK hIic
went on to Mild Unit the vny hiisldiiuU
were carrying on tliemi diiyn wiismiiiio
thhiK perfectly awful.
"I never' read about thoo thliiKS,"
replied tho yoiiui; wife. "Of couro
there are kkih! and Iwd hiiNhandu, but
my Hilly N ouo of the very bout."
"Y w-h," said Mr. Speiuer BnidRln;:
ly nad with a look of pity In her eye.
"I thought my luwlHtud wm almost r.n
nusol for nevurat venrs. nml Hum hu
) wan arrcMted fur havlni? flvo wlven."
j "Hut Hilly In different, you know."
"Perhaps. On .'.iondny I wn In tho
telephone booth at Oildcr'n drut; Htoro
to talk with my diuiKhtcr. It'a n
double booth, you know. Just nu 1 was
ready to rlnj; tip, your hiiKbnnd entered
tho other booth aud called tip n youtiK
woman and had a conversation with
hen"
"Hut ho didn't nay nnythlng to mo
nbout It," replied tho wife. "What
tiamo did ho call tho lady byV
"Thoro woro two of them beforo ho
got through, uud ho called them Lou
and Jessie. Ho snld ho'd have moro
money for thorn soon. Mrs. Orny,
don't so on deceiving yourself an I
did."
"Hut-but I don't hlnk ho knows
any ladlca by those names," faltered
tho wlfo as her oyea filled with tears.
"You mean ho husn't told you that
ho docs. Of course not My huibnml
didn't tell mo that he hnd four other
wives. Husbands nru slock, slick and
sly. You hnvo cot to bo crafty to Hnd
them out, llowovor, If you want to
sit horo and do nothlns I'vo uo objec
tlons." "Hut whnt cau I do? I don't know
who Lou aud Jesslo aro."
"What can you do? You can bo in
tho telephone booth at noon today; you
ran hear hlin talk; you can get sight
of him; you can go homo and pack
your trunk; you can stand right up to
htm and toll him that his portldy Is
discovered."
At noon young Mrs. Gray was In ono
of tho telephone booths at Calder's.
Up to tho moment sho started from
homo sho had said to herself that sho
wouldn't go.
Hlio had boon waiting lu the booth
only flvo minutes when a step sho
know entered tho Btore, Thou somo
ono sat down In tho other booth. Ucr
heart was throbbing as central was
rung up and a volco called:
"Ulvo mo saill Jackson."
Tho number wont down on a Blip .
ofapcr In tho booth at tbo man's
hficC. "
"Hollo! In thnt you, old man? Well,
how sro Lou and Jcnle today? I
didn't sleep two hour last night for
thinking of 'em. Haven't moved yet.
eh? Oh. no. I'm not going to throw
up my handx. I'll rend you n check
by inensonger at 1 o'clock. I picked
I,ou and Jotwlo. aud I'm going to stand
by 'em. Ooodby."
At the uhuiiI hour of 0 o'clock Wily
Gray came home whistling. Ho was
happy, almi hungry, also longing for
tho kiss that always greeted him. He
entered the sitting room to find a wo
man seated on a trunk.
Kho hnd her hat on, and some things
sho had failed to And room for In tlio
trunk woro piled on a chair. The wo
man was his wife, and sho looked up
at him with a cold stare.
"lo It you, Ituby? Good lands,' but
whnt does this mean? Is your moth
er dead?"
"Stand back, sir!" sho replied as she
motioned him off. "I am neither Lou
nor Jesslol"
"Hut what Is It? You aro pale. You
have been crying. You havo packed
your trunk. Tell mo what 1ms hap
pened." "Sir," sho snld as sho rose from tho
trunk and extended a piece of paper,
"hero aro tho proofs. I don't think
you'll want to ask any further ques
tions." "No. 2013 Jackson," ho read aud then
asked;
"Hut what Is It? What does this
mean?"
"It means Lou and Jessie, sir! I
was right tbero In tho telephone booth
this noon when you conversed with
them. You picked Lou and Jesslo
and you'll stand by thoml Will you
have the kindness to got mo aud my
trunk to tho depot? I am going to
mother. If you think Lou and Jceslo
will object I can find n cab myself."
Hilly didn't rush forward and try
to throw his arms around her. Ho
didn't try to explain, no simply got
down on tho floor and laughed and
rolled over and kicked about until tho
stern faced wlfo wondered If tho sud
den blow had taken nway his reason,
flho had almoHt decided to send for a
doctor wliou ho got a hold on himself
and roso up and pulled her dpwn on
tho trunk bcsldo hlui and Raid:
''No. 2013 Jackson Is tho ottlco of
n stockbroker. I can bring you tno
telephone book mid show you. Lou
and Jesslo aro the names of two coppor
mines 1 am Interested In. Tho brokor
Is carrying mo on a margin. Tho
stock Is dull and down, and I'vo loBt a
bit, but I am hoping for a rlso and
hanging on. Hero's n circular telling
all nbout tho Lou and Jessie nnd sev
eral other mines."
"And you you"
"I nm not a perfidious wretch. Hub-
tlo that hnt off and I'll help you got
dlnnor."
Tho Witch's Track.
At Tool, In tho Islo of Man, It la re
lated that u witch euld ouCo tho hor
rlng tleet would uot return, Uvcry
ship was lost, and sho was rolled down
tho hill In a barrel set with spikes.
Tho glass has nover grown sluco lu
the barrel's track.
149 Firsts
The BUICK closed the season with the greatest ree
oi'ri history of automobile contests b' winning
l'J9 firsts 94 per cent of entries thereby defeating
tlio highest-priced foreign and American cars in road
races, hill, climbs and endurance contests, find
ALL THIS .WITH A STOCK
CAR JUST LIKE YOU'LL GET
A Few of the
Big Wins
COBE CUP RACE 100 miles at an average speed
of 00 miles an hour.
YORICK CLUB TROPHY First and second, 150
miles at an average speed ot ol miles an hour.
VESPER CLUB TROPHY 212 miles at an aver
age speed of 55.5 miles per hour.
RIVERHEAD, L. I., CLASS 4-lll3 miles at an av
erage speed of 70 miles an hour.
ATLANTA 200 miles at an average speed of 72.2
miles per hour.
. In winning the Los Angeles-Phoenix
Desert Race the BUICK
achieved one of the geratest victo
ries of the year. This race, run over
hills and through fields of sand
such as a car seldom encounters,
was entered upon with great enthu
sim by the manufacturers of high
priced cars, because they knew that
the "popular-priced" car could not
stand the grind. But it was the
same old story the BUICK won,
defeating its nearest competitor
nearly four hours and lowering the
record 12 hours, thereby achieving
one of the greatest victories for the
"popular-priced" car in the history
of the automobile.
Why Then is the Buick
Popular
Figure it out for yourself. It won't take you long.
You will find moro Buick Cars throughout the west
than all other makes combined. It has proven the
Best Car for the Rogue River
Valley. Ask Any Owner.
There will bo n greater shortage of automobiles of
nil kinds this year than ever before. Last year's
shortage will bo nothing in comparison. Porhaps you
havo not noticed it yet, but you will when you buy a
car. So ordor NOAY and have it in time for the
"Good Roads."
Medford
Buick Co.
(Buicks Exclusively.)
HODSON'S GARAGE TOU VELLE, MANAGER
Demonstrations by Appointment.
RESOLVED
Tho best resolution for you
to make in to come to us (or
your next suit, if you want
something out of the ordinary.
We- do the best work and charge
the lowest prices.
W. W. EIFERT
TBS FX0afcE88IVZ TAILOR
WAA1ED
Timber and Goal Lands
ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING CON
TRACTS TAKEN AND ESTIMATES
FURNISHED.
B. H. Harris & Co.
MFDFORD - - - - OREGON
Office in Jackoum county Bank Upstairs
mortgage: loan
Money on hand to foan on Real Estate. City and County
Warrants bought Fidelity and Indemnity Bonds Furn
ished. Fire Insurance.
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f Phone Main 3231.
208 Fruitgrowers' Bank Building
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Operating Quarry at Gold Ray, Oregon
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J. B. ENYA'RT, President
JOHN 8. ORTI1. UuHhivr
J. A. PERRY, Vioe-PreBideat.
VT. B. JACKSON, Aus't Cashier.
THE MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK
UAPITAL , . $50,000
SURPLUS $8,fiQf
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We solicit your patronage.
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