Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 20, 1910, THIRD SECTION, Image 23

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Newspaper Page TextI MEDFOttD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1910. 30 SENATORS TERMS EXPIRE Many Members of Millionaires' Club Scrvlnn Last Year of Present Terms Fall Elections and Con ventions Will Decide Fates. WASHINGTON, Mtm'li 11). Thirty tnntiilmraxif tin rvnntv urit in 'dm lHt your of (linlr pruMunt lurniB. Tll iMiiivt'iilionn nr oliM'tinim of I he fliiminnr mid full will (luciilo. In nl iiiohI nil Hit ijiihoh, wliollii'r I lie Inua won nn hIiiiII rcliini lit llioir law prnntli'i) nr ilinoort for nix yum tnoro In Hie mnrble tcmplo of legi Inlleii nu tin Mil. lit nU'Hnl til HI'VITIll lf HlllfH'll atorn, Hut question Iiiim already lit't'ii fliittldl. The riliirn of Senator IM- lor Itnynur linn boon iiHMircd by llio niitlon nf the iMiiryliiml It'pHliilure Sonntur Hcninnilo do Buln Money, the Di'iiifMTiilii' lender, will retire In m plantation in MixHiHNippi. Tliev lake it Mi'iialoriiil Kit nation by the forelock down in MisKiMslppi and in llni' witl tho honorable eutom John Sharp William, ht.iloNiniin, pintle innii, xeholnr, lawyer and planter, "wiih ihnNin weveral yearn npi to riii1 cued" .Money. Villininn wiih tliun loader o' the )emoenit and one f the most wpiilar member of tin1 Iioiihii. Senator Hint (Cal.) Iihh Raid hit would not lie a eandidate lor ie cloolion. In a Ntalement insum! a nlmort time njt lie explnined that tho :rent expense of carrying on a oainpaiKii under tint new California prliimrv law wm beyond hi meiui nnd that, hodden, lie felt it to lie hi duty to earn more money than coiiioh in tho nennto pay envelope to pro vide tor the future of his family. At the head of tho lint, alphabet ically and otherwise, of thoxo who will toe the mark and take the oath newt Mareh 1 will be one Senat.tr .Aldrii'h from Rhode Infant!. A vat; Taut rumor went the round lat Hummer that Aldrieh had deeided retire. When it was bronuht to hi utteiitioii he remarked that he hadn't pinned out authority to anybody to make hiicIi ii statement. So he'll 'ooiiiit tiimk. Thoy hnvc been trying to build a fire under Senator Halo in tho Ihirnty fltatu of Maine, but tho Henntor' frieudrt deolure thnt he'll , return juwt . he Iiiih for thirty yiwnt. He ntnntln bonlile Aldrieh at tho head of the regular orunuixatimi in rank, but not in influence. Other itiofiihorH of the old guard likely to return aro I, oil go (Miihh.) and Kuan (X. .1,), while HiirriiWH (Minh.) and Scott (V. Va.) Buy thoy will bs hero, too, though thoy aro fighting lor tho honor in tho faeo of right lively uppimition. Four of tho band of progrextuvoH in the Nouato aro tiudor fire of the "iutororttH," and, aoeoiding to widely ciii'iilateil rciitH of the regular He jnihlieaiiH, but they are fighting on ohoorfully with tho expectation of initling in nix yearn more at the old fltaud. La Folletto in, of cnurne, an objoot of onpuuial Holioitudo and ox traordinary offorta aro being made to overturn WiHooimin, where ho Iiiih tin t'riouilK but tho people, ltover idge, now the uudiNpiitod Itepuhliciin .lender in Indiana and u atrong force in the Houatc, in up for re-election, liurkutt has W. J, Hrynn, among other isHiios, on his hands in Ne braska, and Tlapp neekn reeoguitiou in MiuniHotn, whuro they are up to Jnte nml don't huvo moss on their political dootrinoa. In tho group of those who must bo born again iih senators if they are going to help govern tho I'oiin try and advance tho light of civiliza tion generally aro; Hulkeley, Con liootiout Carter, Montunn: Cfarfl, Wyoming; Culhorflon, To.vuh; Uaniel, Virginia; Dopow, Now York Dick, Ohio; Dupont, Delaware! Krazier, TenneKHOo: MoCumbor, North Ha kotu; Nixon, Novndu; Oliver, I'enn fiylvania; Page, Vormont; JMIoh, Witflhingtou; Suthorland, Utah; Tnl. iaferro, H''londa, and Warnor, Mia eouii. tOt tho expiring !10, thoro are Ul liepublieaiiH and (I Domoeratfi. MANY EXPECTED TO ATTEND NEXT DRY FARM CONGRESS SPOICANH, WaHh.. iMareh lit. -Federal and Htato offlclala, liondn ot ngrleuHurnl enllegoH and oxperliuout tiitlotiH, commorelnl orcunlzn t loan anil roiiroHontiUlvo grnwora from nil parts of the United Hint oh mid Can- udu, tho Houthorn ropuhllcH, PJurope, fjouth Africa, Australia and tho orl- out aro plannlnif to attend tho fifth hohhIoiih of tho dry farmlug conprotiB In Biiokano Ortoher 3 to (1, ami It lu liolloved by moinborn of tho Vanh- Ington board of control that more than 3000 dologutoH will bo In tho city during tho wook, John T. nurns, eocrotary-troaquror of tho organlzutlon, Iiiih ndvlcfla from Hungary that an offort will ho mndo Tiy Ita dologatloa to huvo tho bossIoiis SPRING OPENING Thursday, Friday and Saturday WE KEfep OPEN HOUSE THE LAST THREE DAYS OF THIS WEEK, AND TRUST EVERY LADY WILL CALL AND INSPECT THE SUPERB SHOWINGS OF NEW SPRING GOODS AND READY-TO-WEARS. Ot?R YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN SUPPLYING THE .ArOST DISCIil MINATTNG PEOPLE OPTIUS VICJJsTITY HAS TAUGHT US HOW TO SELEOT THE GOODS THAT YOU NEED AND DEMAND. WE CATER TO YOUR WANTS TO AN EXACT NICETY. OUR ENDEAVOR IS TO PLEASE. H. C. KENTNER COMPANY Hart Schaffner, & Marx Suits for Men Every suit iimdc by those people is guar anteed to give perfect satisfaction. The new spring styles are cer tainly winners. The new effects in gray will take vour fanev. Prices Up From $12.00 Spring Suits, Wraps and Dresses . for Women Tlie largest and most complete assortments of correct and beauti fully "tailored Suits, Wraps and Dresses that have ever been shown in this section. Your size, the right shades and the most pleasing styles now on display in our show rooms.. . Priced Special Copyright Hrt Scluffher tc Mir Fancy Goods All the neat little Jewelry back combs, barrettes, side combs, buckles, fancy pins, chains, etc., etc. You can find what you want for Eas; tor wear. Neckwear Tlie new neckwear styles are neat, and will wash. Com plete lines of nichings, etc. Bags and Belts Tlie wanted styles in bags and belts are here. Have you seen the new things? See the Window Displays Waists We can show you a superb line of Waists in the tailor ed and wash effects, also silks, nets, etc. Prices the lowest. , - Skirts An extra skirt may be se lected here with ease. The assortments are complete. See the new stvles. Flying Machine Free with every Boys Suit The most complete line of Boys' Suits in Oregon south of Portland. Everything a boy needs can bo found here. The New Spring Dress Fabrics--All New and Alluring You will eniov seeiner the New Dress Fabrics f or SDrine:. 1910. The new Shades and Weaves are praticularly fascinating. To see is to buy-we certainly will be pleased to show you. Munson's Union Suits WOOL GOODS, ETC. !. A beautiful line, including the new two i toned striked cream ground serges, plain color ed panamas, batistes, serges, etc., and many other new effects.' PRICES, 50c TO $2.00 YARD. WASH GOODS, ETC. Oitr line of Wash Goods is tho most com plete in the eity including the domestic and imported Wash Fabrics in lawns,-batistes, wool effects, etc. PRICES, 5c TO 65c. ALL OF THE MOST DESIRED SIZES AND WEIGHTS OF THE MUNSON UNION SU ITS FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN. WE CARRY COMPLETE LINES OF UNDERWEAR. H. C. KENTNER CO. , ZEPHYRS Domestic and imported Zephyrs are here in the newest stripes and plaids, aud all qual ities from 10c TO 35c. ALATEAS, ETC. A fine line orGalateas, Percales, Chambrays, etc., durable colors and neat patterns. The goods that tfive satisfaction. Wayne 6 Ironclad Hosiery THE BEST 25c HOSIERY IN THE LAND. THE BEST 50c HOSI ERY IN BLACK AND ALL COLORS. WE CAN CONVINCE YOU. ONE HUNDRED DOZEN NO. 99, IRON CLAD HOSE FOR CHILDREN A BIG DRIVE TO SELL AT 15 H. C. KENTNER CO. of tho coiibvcwh In 1912 taUo nlnco In HuilapoBt, or If that Is not nosaltilo, to nuk for authority to orBtinlzo a dry fannliiK conKroaa for Kurono to moot In llutlnposi that yoar'. Tho inovoniont Ih IioIhr tllroctod by Jo hann Sufary of Klskoros, Internation al corresponding Hoorotnry ot tho con KloHa for 1 Unwary. l'roftisBor W. 11. Olln, miporlntond ont of promluniB and exhibits, hna rocolvod applications from numorous Htatos and provlneoa In Amorlcn nnd Australia for displays pt dry farm ing produptB at the International ex position on tho Spokano Intorstnto fair grounds, Octobor 3 to 8, whoro tho largoBt ennvas tent ovor erected on this continent will bo used to house tho oxhlbltB. Senator Jamoa H. Mc Colli mombor ot tho Australian narlln- mont and International vice-president ot tho congress) for tho division ot tho Ilrltlsh empire, will have chnrgo of Australa's exhltbt. SUMMONS. In tho circuit coh rt of tho state ot Oregon for tho county of .Tacksou. Woods Lumbor coxuimny, a corpo ration, plaintiff, vs. Caucado Coal Company, a corporation, J. C, Urown and J, W. Droadbont, dufondauts. Suit to foreclose llou. To J, W. Broadl"nti ono ot tho nbovo uamod dotoudauts: In tho nnmo ot the stato at Oreson, you aro hereby required to appear und answor the plalntltt'a complaint now on file against you In the above ontltlod court and cause on or before tho last day ot tho time prescribed lu the order for publication of sum mons heroin, to-wlt: on or before the 28th day ot March, 1910. Bald date bolnc the expiration ot six weoks from tho day ot first publication of this summons, and It you fall to appear and answer, for want thoreot tho plaintiff will apply to tho court for tho rollof demanded In Raid com plaint, succinctly statod as follows: That tho plaintiff bo awarded Judg ment against tho dofondants and oach ot thorn for the sum ot $540.37, to gether with Interest thereon at tho rate of 6 per cont por annum from tho 19th day ot August, 1909, until paid, and for costs and disbursements ot said suit, Including $150 reasona ble attorney's too and the further sum of $2.35 paid for tiling and re cording tho cortaln lien described in 'said complaint: that said principal sum and luteroat aud costs and dis bursements and attorney's reo bo do- ' creed a llou upon defendant's real proporty montloned In said complaint and doscrlbed as follows: Tho southeast quarter (1-4) ot the southeast quarter (1-4) of section four (4) and the southwest quarter I u-4) of tho southwest quartor ot section threo (3) In township thlr-ty-sovon (37) south ot range one (1) 1 west of Wlllamotto morldlan; that Bald described property bo sold under ' the order and docreo of said court, as by law provided, and that the pro- ' coeds, or sufficient thoroof, bo applied flu payment ot said judgment; that the defendants and each thereof bo barrod and foroolosod of aty right, title or equity of redemption In or to said property. This summons Is published In the Modford Mall Tribune l.' order of Hon. F. M. Cidklns, judge of the ' above entitled court, which said or der was made and entered on tho 12th day ot Fobrudry, 1910, and the tint publication heroof Is the 13th day ot I February, 1910, W. E. PHIPPS. Attorney for Plaintiff. AT)MINISTRATW.V NOTICE. Notice Is hereby give tlwt the un dorslgncd has boon by tho county court of tho stato of Oregon for Jack son county, duly appointed executrix i of tho estate of J. W. Harroll, do j coased, I All persons owning or holding claims ,agalnst said estate aro hereby notified and requlrod to present the. same, duly verified, as roaulred by law, to mo or my nttornoy at Medfordi Oregon within six months from the dato hereof. Dated at Medford, Oregon. Febru ary 18, 1910. PIERE L. HARRELl., Administratrix of tho Estate of fm W. Harroll, Deceased. W. E. PHIPPi, Attoratfr Dato ot first publication hwrwl i. the 20th day of February, mi. Notice to Real Estate Doafers. All parties having my propijp listed are hereby notified to pfuual: saino from your list, 310 C, t HJCIINBQTIUJfc