Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 03, 1910, SECOND SECTION, Page 13, Image 13

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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORKflOX, KrXPAY, APRIL 3, 1910.
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Tim l'ociihoiitriH Trilio liulil Until
n'Kiilar iiioiUliiK Friday iiiKlil. A
now Miilininu dI' oiilortiitmiiiiiit wiih
deoldttd upon. Tho hullo rlinnu two
CfiptuillH, Who llllONU lliull' IIHRiNtlUllH,
TlutNii oiiiiiiiilttooH will iintoitiini,
turn iiboul, on oh vliiinjr with lliu
otlnir In llit'ir imtoitiilniiitf, Mi.
Hollo tot i mi 1 1 iiml Mr. Myrtle
fliinlnor wuro Iho cinplititiH oIiiihuii.
Tim Indlurt, will iintoiliiin Iho .'Id Fn-
lny of uuuh tnonth,
,Tlio Iwiiliim' A hi of thu Pi OHhylnr
rian church hold Iholr annual duo-
tioit Ot lllTU'l'll TllUf'dll.V 111 t t IMMlll
at thu ohiiroh purlorn. Tho officer
clu lit ml were: I'rotflduiit, Mih. W. W.
OIhhrow; ftrwl vIco-prcHldunt, Mih.
Qlhhonoy; Hooond vit;o-prunlduiit,
Afro. Walt; nocrotnry, Mih, W, U.
JoIiiihoii; truitHiiror, Mm. M. J. Mil-
Jor. ,
Mr. ami Mm. llrokaw of WiihIi
iiu'lon, 1). C, nro HpomliiiK a low
dayn in Mmlford. Mr. Jlrokuw lint
chiuKrt of tho column bureau for nil
iiidtiHlriul work on thu noiutt. Dr.
and Mr. Oulo kiivo a diiiuor in thnir
honor nt tho Louvro ThurHilay. Tho
dinner kimhIh wore Mr. and Mm.
Urokaw, Mr. Haniion, Dr. nnd Mr.
'
Colonel and Mr. V. II. Kay will
Tottini to Kow York tho fir I of tho
wrok. After Mr. Ilny'n nppenrauco
' nl thn Groator Modford club ontor
tainmcnt, at which nho fjraoiotitily
conmintoi! to ln'Ip th club, it wait
liojxjd thu poaplo of Mudford would
have tho opiorttinity of hoarluic hor
nlii Again, and hor oarly doparturo
in mtioh to bo regretted.
In honor of Mr. ami Mm. D. II.
Millor, who loft Tuiutday to iodide in
Gold Hill, Mr. and Mm. Hon Qarnot
Kino, n farowoll diuutr Monday.
They were Htirpricd Intar in tho eve
ning by about -10 of tlit'ir frioiidn,
-who j;nvo thoin a farowoll reception.
Tho Guild of St. MarkV church
hold (heir annual olootion Thtimday
afternoon. Tho nowly elected offi
corn nro Mm. Horry i president; Mm.
Kcolner, vlco-proHident; Mm. Hitrt-
sell, flocretary; Mm, Iliuolri,
troarttiror.
MtH8 Graoo Andrews, ohaporound
by Mm. Philip Ilatnil, lunvu today
for Portland, whoro thoy no to ne
Jeot MiH And rows' troiiHuonii. Mi
Andrew' iimrriiipo to Mr. A. Conro
Flora talc plnou tho I nut of Juno.
Mm. Philip Ilnmil oiitartuinod Sat
urday nlht at dinuor in honor of
'llr. Uoudiuot Connor. Tlioso prou
ont wuro: Mm. Ilnrvoy, Mit Am--drowa,
Mr. Connor, Mr. Fioro and
Mr. nnd Mm. Ilnmil.
, Mm. John Htitlor ontortaincd tho
Fivu Hundred club at hor homo on
Oakdftlo nvenuo Friday nftomoon.
Tho Hint priro was won by Mm.
McGowan and Mr. J. A. Porry tho
ficcond prize.
Mm. Marion Moltao, a former
member of tho OrcRoninti stuff, ro
ivntly u HticccHHful real cututo doalcr
at Hood ltivor, apont sovoral days iu
Mud ford thin wook, the RiicHt of Mm.
11 K. Gore.
Mm. Glenn Fabric gavo n pnrty
Saturday aftoruoou for hor two lit
tin children. Tho littlo tots had ft
merry time playing nnd dainty ro
Zrcrthinonts woro norvod.
Mr. Ak Conro Fioro loaves today
(for a ehort trip to Portland,
Mm. E. E. Goro will K'ivo n rooltnl
, 4htH week at Uio Proubytorian church.
Only tho advanced pupllu on tho pipo
orfroti nnd piano will tako part.
Mr. und Mm. Dunlop.nnd Mndnmo
Dunlop ontortnincd at diunor lnut
Sunday. Thoir guoHta woro Dr. nml
Mm. Stokes, Mm. Hafor, Miss- Nol-
on, Meanra. Dudloy nnd Van Ordon.
Mm. Clara Moulden will ontortniu
t cards Moudny nftornoou at tho
reeidenco of Mrs. M Purdln.
Mr. L. Woodford ban bought u
homa on To nth stroot south and will
reaida thero with his mother, who
aurriwd In Arodford Friday.
Tho Juvonilo Dnnoing club will
meet April 0 nt Anglo oporn Uouso.
Tho Lndioa' Aid of tho Mothodist
church will moot in tho church par
lore Tuesday afternoon. Tho moot
ing is for work and a full nttoudnnoo
is requested,
Mm. Kidd entortainod tho Colonial
. Bridge club Friday at tho rosidonoo
of Mrs. Morriok.
Miss Bnnkfl, who- has boon in
charge of the suit department at tho
Kuntser company storo, left fjr tho
mat Vdtul.v fnf n ntnv nf Hftvnrnl
Bonths.
Ill honor of Maulor Clalro Soeloy'H
llllh liirthiliiy, a HimiriKu piirly wiih
glvuti by Mm. Ooorgo Hhirloy. Tho
yoitiii; pcoplo mot at Iho park ami
wont from Ilium to Mm, Khirloy'M
liiimo, Tho ouniiiK wiih m ii 1 1 play
iiik giimuM, al'tor wliioli loliOHliiiioiitu
woro Horvud, tho Hoiivonim huiug
EiiMtur uuuh. TIioho proRout wore:
MIhhcm l.iiiirn P'lgUf llnzol Antic,
Nina HiiitIm, EHthor Warn or, Netlio
Cani)hull, Eva 0nbuni, Wilma Har
liHim, Vora liiino, Mario and Kami
Booloyj MriHtom Italph Daviti, Mor
ion Leonard, George Luonnrd, Htow
art Clurlioy, Joroino Coo, Harold
Hhirloy, Krodoriok Shlrloy nnd Clniro
tiooloy.
Tho Mndorii Woodinoii gnvo a
hiuoi) at tho Anglo Oporn house Fi i
lity night which wiih well attended.
MiH ImdIo Ewbaulc outortaiiiod tho
junior oliihH of the high hcIiooI, ot
which hIio in a momhor.
Mm. Joff Heard and Minn OladyH
havo roturnui from a lx wouks'
visit in California, whoro they wont
for .Minx Glady' health.
Mba Helen Watt in wpundlng her
KiiMtor vacation with her parents.
Mr. and Mm. 15. It. Dnvin havo
lakoii thu bungalow of Madnm Miller
on South Holly htroot.
Tho No-Knmo Uridgo club will
moot with Mm. Itau this week nt her
country homo near Central Point.
The KiiHtur music at tho Ciiritiiiu
oliiiroh wiih iiuuHually good and w:ih
greatly nj)juotitt tol. Groat credit in
duo Miw Edna Morrill, .Mm. Suoloy,
Mm. Hollo Jonon and Ml Wilson,
who had clmrgo of tho inunio.
Mssm. Donald nnd Vauco Colvig
havo' roturnod to Porllaud aftar
hponding thair Kaitor vnoation in
Mmlford.
. m
Tho C. C. C. oluh aud thoir friends
had it ploanaut trip to Jacksonville
and Central Point Tlmradny evening.
Arm. Ed AudroWtt, ohr.porono. '
MisH It lit li Merrick i home from
Eugouo for tho EiiHtor holidayH.
SCIENTISTS TO MEET
T
Many of Most Learned Astronomers
and Students In World Will Gather
In Southern California in August.
PASADENA, Col., April
Art I
guoHts of the BoiontiriU connected
with tho Carnegie observatory of Mt.
WilMon, many of tho most learned ns
trunoniom und students hi tho world
will gather hero noxt August. Thirty
uf the luading scientists of Europe
aud twoseoro Americans havo ac
cepted invitations to Attend tho sci
entific concjave. Among the Ainuti
enns of international reputation who
will bo present arc Professor E. C.
Piokoring of Harvard university,
Professor Campbell of Lick observa
tory and Professors Micholson and
Chamberlain of Chicago; Professor
Hicco of tho Itoyal Italian station lit
Mount Aotna has accepted an invi
tation nnd ovory Ettroponn nation,
according to Director Hnlo of the
Cnrucgiu obsorvntory, will Bond hor
most noted savants.
Tho gathering will in a monsuro
bo to colobrnto tho installation of tho
ISO-foot towor tolbscopo that has
boon ordorod. This will bo tho lnrg
ost instrument in tho world for tho
study of tho sun's rays.
Los Angeles Medico Declares Sandy
Soil of Southern California Is Ex
cellent Breeding Ground for Insect.
LOS ANGELES, Cal., April 2.
That, tho- hookworm hus invadod
Southorn California and may gain a
foothold iu this sootion of tho state
was tho information civou tho Los'
AneoloB Couutv Medical association
by Dr. oJsoph M. Kling, who is
making a complete investigation or
his startling discovery today, ur.
Kine doolarod that ho has diagnosed
n pooullnr disoaso that attaokod
Suria, proprietor or a Jnpiuioso pool
room, as hookworm. Uria oomo to
Lon AiiMlea from Moxico. where Dr.
King boliovos ho contracted tho dis
ease.
Dr. King deolarod that tho sandy
Hnil nf Southorn California would
make an excellent breeding ground
for the parasites, and spundoa n
noto of warning to tho physlolanB of
the association.
Our PoHlimd limnager bought 1 300 piniJOS, ov h ni them Bent to the 40 stores of the northwest, each store getting its pr
no (ioumormnniioa nis HiupjMiig instriiciioiisr.'i n rricred all snipped to the .Portland house. As luck would have it, the
to MMl'ord had been shipped out and it wtfs t-1- '.- to stop it. IT IS HERE NOW GAME YESTERDAY AND w;
Factory Ships a Car of Pianos by Mistake to Medford f
The Ch SUGG of a Lifetime
TO SECURE A HIGH GRADE PIANO FOR A .SMALL PRICE f
portion. A little later f
car originally ordered
IIUIP 1 AM IT M AVA APMWMIM tt .. i I. .... i I, V ... .1-1 1 LI 'II .n n. i ... .
i 1 1 ii jiui x u iii Avini iii i . .iv-iuii r Liuui .i i j i iiii mmi ways, we win sen rne pianos ana win remain a lew days Jonger.
V.E VILL REMAIN ONLY A FEW DAYS TO CLOSE OUT THIS CAR
Every Piano
Guaranteed
YOTT TAKE NO RISK.
You know that we sell the most famous and world re
nowned makes of Pianos and that every instrument m
guaranteed to be perfect and to give perfect satisfaction
We Want 15 Homes
IN WHICH TO STORE PIANOS
."May we store a piano in your home? All we ask is
that you take good care of it. You can use it as much
as you like, in fact, it will be yours for the time being.
INVESTIGATE THIS STORAGE OFFER.
Your best
chancetosave
You can always buy a
Piano and a good one, too,
and-you Will no doubt pay a
very large profit. Wc are
giving you the profits in this
great sale and advertising
test, and it's your one best
chance to own a fine piano
for
LITTLE MONEY
1 o
Pay $1.25 a Week.
Pay 19c a Day.
Music in the
home
DON'T BE WITHOUT A
PIANO
Xothing is more elevating
than music nothing more
f-ootbing or ennobling. You
certainly appreciate the fact
that every home should have
a Piano. The children will
learn to be musicians and
will become better prepared
to meet the battles of life.
Pay $6.00 a Month.
Opportunity
comes but
once
Probably not again CorX
years and years will yea
have the opportunity to nor- T
chase the world's most ax&
Mis makes of Pianos at sack 4?
low prices. Better invest
AN OPPORTUNITY,
HERE IS THE CERTIFICATE
CUT THIS OUT WOItTII $30
PAY AS YOU LIKE
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GOOD FOR
I QTfjtrtp Bolters 1
cs firm payment on a piano at special baio trices
if presorted on or before April 5, 1910. EIT.ERS
IMAXO 1IOISK Weeks & Me Gowan Co. Tribune.
Bring this Advertising Test Certificate with you select any piano
In our stock. Wo will accept this certificate as first payment on the
pano. You make your payment one month later.
$2.00 FOR $1.00
Should you dcslro to pay any cash, In addition to this certificate, we
will glvo you a recoipt for $2 for ovcry dollar you pay up- to $30.
EXAMPLE:
Present this Certificate and get a receipt for $30.00
lYtticnt this Certificate and pay $5 in cash and get a receipt for $40.00
rreteat tills Certificate and pay $10 Iu cash pud get a receipt for $50.00
lrecut this Certificate and pay $15 in caUt and get a receipt for $00.00
Present tlila Certificate and pay $20 in cash and get a redept for $70.00
l'rueitt this Certifirat and pay $-3 in cash and get a recoipt for $80.00
Present this Certificate aud jxiy $.10 In cash and get a receipt for $00.00
EILERS PIANO HOUSE
MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS
TERMPORARILY LOCATED AT
WEEKS & M'QOWAN'S.
SMALLPOX QUARANTINES
ALL PLEASURE RESORTS
SEATTLE. Wnsh.. April 2. Tho
suhools, BnlooiiB, billiard nnd pool
rooms nro nil closed in Chiuloston,
tho imvy-ynrd town, bocauso of eight
onsoa of smnllpox which have uo
volopod. All Cliarloaton pupils in tho
Union high school havo boon orderod
to stay away from school until fur
ther notio.
Roma norfions boliovo tho onidomio
wftB Btartod by sailors from tho
orulsor WnBhington, now nt tho
nnvy-ynrd, whioh was qiinrnntinod
for somo time for smallpox following
its rotum from tho Oriont.
Johnson Files Well.
ALAMEDA. Col.. April 2. Aftor
ono suoocssful flight in n Curtiss bi
plane, nvintor Frank JohnBon was
oorapollod to forogo further flights
boonuBO of tho breaking of tho noro
plano'a stooring goar. JohnBon flow
from tho Noptuno gnrdons to Enoinol
olub boat Iioubo, a diatnnoo of noav
ly threo-quartora of a milo. H"is av-
orngo hoight of flight was OU rent.
On returning to tho field ho groundod
hard and a gust of wind twistod off
tho ruddor, Johnson will continuo
his flights tomorrow. There was
only a small attendance today.
BASE BALL
Sunday, April 3
At Medf ord Ball Park
Medford vs. Jacksonville
GAME CALLED 2:45 P. M.
Grand Stand 40c Bleachers 25c
Are You Ready To Commence
SPRAYING
Swift's Arsenate of Lead-
Just received, two cars of Swift's Arsenate of Lead,
and one car of far Aphis Spray. We are preporal im
fill orders promptly and at the lowNrt pricc tkme
goods were ever sold for. Vor sale by
J. A. PERRY
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