Medford mail tribune., April 29, 1910, Page 5, Image 5

MEDJTORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 39.10.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
K. J. BknwiH, imrlnor of A. C, Ran
(lull In tlio Tnloiit Orchard company,
lttiH arrived from( Minneapolis lo
upend tlio minimer 111 tlin Rogue River
viilloy.
Tliu Morrivold 8lio) huIIh rolinllt
typowrltoiM.
W. II. Randall of AmIiIiiixI wan In
Medford on ImihIiiohh Friday.
Cash or bankable paper takes u
block of III line, high lots near jmv
Iiik; it bargain Sf taken in throe days.
ttio Hoiihoii'm, over l-'rult growers'
battle. 3-1
It. A. Flynu of Konnott, Cal., is in
Medford on liiiHlncHrt.
Tho HoIiiiiui baths In North Anti
land, will open for tliu Mcauoa Brit
unlay, April 30. 35
Mr. and Mrn. .1, A. Robertson of
Tallin Rook nru in Medford today,
Hi 10, tlio banner year. Watch Mod
ford'a population double, values ill
city property triplo and HtrootcarH
run to tliu Queen Anno addition.
fMrn. Charles King or Portland U
veiling rulntivuH and friends in Mod
.ford and vicinity.
John H, Carkin, nttornoy at law,
ovfr jnrlcHoti Comity Untile.
Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Cox, who nro
now residents of Alntticdn, Cal., arc
in Med ford looking after property
intttroNtH. They visited relatives nt
Knglo 1'oint tliu last of tlio week.
All stylos of legal blank at tho
Wall Trilimia office. Ovor n hun
dred forms.
Mr. J. II. Heemnn of Oold Hill
npent Thursday night in Medford
villi friends.
AltnoMt now office fiirniltiro for
pnle nt ulinoHt your own figures, if
taken in three days. See Ilenson,
over r'riiitgrnwcrM' hank. 34
Mr. and Mm. K. H. Hiinley were in
ifroin tho ranch Friday.
Whitman's dolicioim chocolated
mid (millions nt Morrivold Shop.
II, J, I.nughlnu of Ashland waH in
Medford Friday on business.
Trespass notices for nnlo nt Mnil
Tribune office.
J. II. Ilannnor of Willow Spring.'
wnn in Medford on liumnoRR Thura--duy.
Kivn-poAsongor Mitchell automo
Iiilo, in first-class condition. Tnko it
nt your own figure. Ilenson, ovor
Fruitgrowers' bank. 34
W. n. Hanlcy of Hums lit in Mod
ford looking hf tor business inntturn.
Gun you afford to miss ono of
thoHo beautiful homonltes in tho
Queen Anno Addition nt price and
terms offered, wtuV improvements
and Htroot railway service assured t
I. C. Dawson rotunicd Wodnoscr.iv
from Douglas county, whoro ho lo
cnted Homo now mining claims on
Canyon orcok.
1(10 acres of fine land, near Mod
ford, for salo nt tlio lowest prico you
liavo neon for yenrn, vnluo consider
ed; 40 nores not to commercial or
chard. Soo Benson, ovor Fruitgrow
ers' bnnk. 3-i
Miss Ona Humphrey, lately of Lin
ton, Ind,, hns accepted a position in
liuHHoy's storo.
aicnu L. Davis of tho dillin-Chnm-bora
Asbestos Supply company of
Seattle, is in Medford on biisiuoss.
Havo you considered nn investment
In city proporty, whoro tlio electric,
car lino is sura to go. Investigate
tho Quuon Anno addition. 18 North
Front stroot.
J. C. Pondloton of Tablo Rook wns
a Medford visitor Friday.
Thomas Itiloy wns in thin city from
bis farm,- oast of Medford, Friday.
M. W. Ilowatt of Stillwater, Mich.,
is in Medford looking ovor tho coun
try. P. C. Clnrko of Ashland was a
Modford visitor Friday.
V. 11. ltnndnll of Ashland spent
Friday in Medford.
Como and onjoy tho park at tho
Holmnn llntlis Park lionchcB and
picnic tablet) provided froo of chargo,
It. P. C. ABlbury of Gold Hill i.
In Modford on buuinoss Friday.
Mrs. II. II, Holmes of Portland is
lioro on an oxtoudod visit to hor
daughlor, Mrs. D. II. Drowory.
L. A. Nowton of tho Paoifio Statos
Tolcphono comnauy louvos Saturday
for Klamuth Fulls on official busi
ness.
Tho Morrivold Shop has all tho into
magazines, fiction, oto.
Tho Morrivold Shop is tho homo of
Whitman's famous candy,
Tho Morrivold Shop soils robuilt
lypowrltors. Now Fox, Remington
.and L, C. Smith typowrilors nnd
Biipplios.
You enn buy a now bungalow nt
practically your own prico nnd
torniH, if tnkon boforo Saturday. Soo
UotiHon.
Morohunts' lunch nt Prosbvtorinn
church Saturday (tomorrow) from
11 n, m. to 1 p. m., undor nuspioos
oi y. r. d, (j. ii. Hooloty.
Morohantfl' lunch nt Prosbytorian
church Saturdny (tomorrow) from
11 a. in. to 1 p, m,, undor auspices of
i. r, a, u. m, society.
Benson's holdings nt your own
figuros. Como quick or you'll bo too
"uto, ,,
IluBklnu for Healtb.
Benson will go oast in about ono
week to attend important business.
All holdings, consisting of fine resi
dence lots, Iioiihus anil bungalows,
office furniture, automobile, etc.,
will ho closed out at vr low salo
prices,
Has anybody horo seen Kellyt
OALLINGEROfl STAND.
(Continued from Pago 1.)
and Oarf fold will lift an IminoiiHO
burden trout my shoulders."
Ilallliu'.or said that Ills relation!
Hecrotary OnrNold havo boon friendly
hut not Intimate.
Tho wIih.'hs declared that lie did not
know thero was any nucli group of
ulaluiN as tho "CunnliiKhnm claims"
whoa ho liocamo land cotumlHulonor.
HiiliBorjiiontly, h" said, ho learned
that several of bis acquaintances woro
ulnlniiiiitB.
MallltiKer took up tho testimony of
Louis H. Olavls, former chief or tliu
field division at Honttto. Ho nnld:
"Olavls made a deliberate, wilful
mU'Htntoment when ho testified that
wo had talked over tho Alaskan eases
In December, 1907, and that 1 had
mentioned several persons. It was a
wilful, deliberate Ho."
In explaining tho olonr listing of(
tho Cunningham claims, UnHlngo
said that no and 11. H. Schwartz,
clllur of tlio field service, had looked J
over Love's report and decided that
It was fnvorablo to tho patenting of;
tho claims, tltcro bolng no protest In I
the records.
"I wish to right horo." ho con
tinued, "that I bcllovu thoso claims,
should havo bo.eu listed clear on tho.
records, submitted to tho department.
"If I woro called upon now to pass
on the claims with tho same record
boforo tuu I would order thorn clear
listed.
"I iiwjuiih) nil responsibility tor tho
clear listing.
"1 never had a slaglo ono ot tho
Cunningham claimants ns a client."
Has Anybody
hereseenKelly"
THIS IS THE TITLE OF A NEW
VICTOR RECORD
Whetsel Music Co.
JuhI received, the great "WOULD HET" The Victor and Edison records rc-
jost talked about and most sought alter song, entitled "its
DrodueiiiL' that most
ANYJ30DY KMLLYV.
I'M W'KHV MAIN" STItHIJT,
COALB AND KISAB IT ON A VICTOR.
MKDFOIU), OREGON.
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FIRE DAMAGES
BIG LUMBER YARD
For wood of nil kinds, see the
Squaro Deal Woodyard. Phone
Over Thirty Million Feet Of Lumber 001. Fir stroot, between Second
, . . n, ,jL land Third streets. Oouid & Lindley,
Burned at Sand Point, Idaho- prdpriotol7,i .m.'
Lumber Piles Dynamited to Check, if you want satisfaction, try a
I sack of lit. Hood Snow-Fnll Flour.
Flames.
EDEN VALLEY NURSERIES
SELL NEARLY 200,000 TREES
X. S. Ucnnott of tho Edon Vnllcy
Niirsorioj has hold in exact fiures
18,303 trees this soason. Soventy
fivo per cent of thoso sales nro of
pears, tho balance btfintf apples of
commercial varieties and some
grapes.
The demand for iioars is frrcatcr
than for any othor fruit trco and at
times Mr. Bennett has been closo
run to securo tho number ordered.
Sl'OKAKK, Wash., April 29. Af
ter blazing fiercely all nif,'ht and re
sultiiiK in tho destruction of about
30,000,000 feet of lumber, entniline;
a loss of !?3(J5,000, tho fire in tho
Humbird Lumbor company's yards
nt Sniid Point, Idaho, wns extin
guished early this moniiiiK. Tho
combined efforts of the fire depart-
.. C....1 Pn;,.t Pnn .TAroilln
and Kootenai, was rcouired to sub-
For sale nt tho Russ Mill. Remem
ber the place Polk Hull & Son.
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Rardon's icclcss fountain is
scninp; all up-to-date drinks.
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Portland Still Leads.
With "1 Six" Steen in tho box
i. nn,nnD i..,i cn nffniivo wnB Thursday Portlard won over tho
i, wnrL- nf firemen that tho bit: Seals by a score of 5 to 3, batting
nlnning and cutting mill of tho com
pany was saved, in spite of tho fact
that for many hours of the night the
mill was in tho center of 25 acres of
seething flames.
I Tho yards of tho Humbird com-
Inv between tno ureat iorin-
unity
POE OFF FOR ALA&KA on, nnj Northern Pacific tracks and
IN SEARCH ADVENTURE tho firo started in the lath shed. A
1 strong breeze curried tho flames
SEATTLE, Wash., April 20.
Johnny Poo, who oamo homo trom
Central Amorica last tall ns n ica
raguau genernl and wlio before his
career in Central Amoricnn wnrfnro
was n football star of untionnl fame,
will leave for Alaska Friday morning
on tho steamor Jefferson in quest of
now adventures.
Poo's enrcor lias never lacked ex
citement. Ho wns ono of tho colo-
hrntcd family of gridiron stars who
bolpod Princoton win many a game.
Ho graduated from Princeton with
an A. n. degroo in 1805 nnd prompt
ly set out to see tho world. Ho saw
floldfiold, Tonopali and tho rest of
Novadn in tho palmiest days. When
things began to grow dull in Nevada
ho hoard tho call of strifo in Central
Amorica and served with distinction
in tho Hondurnn and Nicnraguan nr-mios.
This timo Poo is going north to
Alaska with two other Princeton
mon, If. A. C. Popo nnd Thomas
tiggs, Jr., nnd othor young men on
tho United States government survey
of tho Alaskan-Canadian boundary
inc. Tho party returns to Sonttlo in
Ootobor.
Poo lives in IlaU'unoro and is u
relativo of Edgar Alton Poo.
YOUNG MINING ENGINEER
DROWNED; SEARCHERS OUT
VICTORIA, H. C, April 29.
Hurry Pond, n young mining engineer
from tho oast, a brilliant Rhodes
scholar add son of n distinguished
Canadian, togother with Morris Me-
Ardle, ills son, nnd a west const pio
iieor named Ludovitch, liavo been
drowned nnd parties of Indinn
soarohors nro now looking, witli little
bopo of success, for the bodies of the
dead.
quickly into tho shipping division of
tho yards, where 24,000,000 feet of
lumbor wero piled. In an effort to
keep tho firo from spreading from
this to the mill, great stacks of lum
ber woro dynamited by the millhands,
and in this way tlio buildings woro
saved. Flying cinders ignited other
part 8 of tlio yards, however, so that
nt times 00,000,000 feet wero blazing.
Tho flamos at ono timo threatened
tho destruction of Sand Point nnd
Kootenai, but the firo was checked in
time to savo these towns.
Two Skeletons Found.
ALTURAS, Cal., April 20. Two
sketotons hnvo been unearthed in the
comer of tlio Modoc county court
house yard, ono that of n woman and
tho oilier a child. Samuel Todd and
other old-timors sny tlio bones nro
thoso of n woman named Brundridge
and tier infant, who disappeared 30
years ago nnd woro believed to liavo
been murdered by a French black
smith named Jcreaux, who was tho
father of tho child.
FIvc-to-Two Shot Wins.
NEWMARKET, England, April 29.
Waldorf Astor's Winkipop, a 5-to-2
shot, won tho rnco for 3-yenr-
old fillies horo today and thoreby nn-
noxed tho 1000-guinea purso. Maid
of Corinth, 100 to 8, enmo second,
nud Rosalind, 20 to 1, third.
Tlioro wero 13 stnrtors when thu
barrier wns dropped.
LEAVITT THREATENS TO
STOP RUTH'S MARRIAGE
Miller, tho Denver recruit, out of tho
box nnd having Rex Ames ut diffi
culty sovcral times after ho bad been
substituted.
Standing of tho teams:
Won. Lost
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Portland . . . .
San Francisco
Vernon 10.
Oakland 10.
Sacramento 8
9
12
12
13
10
18
Pet.
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.555
.571'
.550
.384
.307
cornnlimcnt.
Who U Oliver?
Who is Oliver? What is he doctor
of? Certainly no college or other iu
fititution of learning has ever con
ferred any such degree upon this
buffoon. To call this butcher of
Divinity "doctor" is a lasting libel on
every honest veterinary.
Oliver is just what the Oregon ian
styles him, "a grafter." The shell
man and tho gold-brick man are gen
tlemen of character nnd decency
compared to him; thoy prey only on
the adult male, while this thug of
character takes the pennies of little
children, tho dimes of tho women who
toil in wnshtubs and the widow'a
mite.
I am informed that tho price of
this crusade of buffoonery wns
$2000.
What sort of religion is this? Cer
tainly this bnftnlity, this vile epithet,
this degrading scandal is r.o part of
tho religion of the meek and lowly
Christ who said, "Let him among you
who is without sin cast the first
stone."
Ilctrnyer of Christ.
If this Divinity quack is a disciple
of Christ ho is a greater betrayer of
the Master than was Judas Iscariot,
nnd by comparison Judas had some
redeeming traits, for when ho saw
the perfidy of his conduct ho hanged
A Gentlemens Opinion of
Dr. Oliver
GOVERNOR E. M. HOCH of Kansas Said in tilt
Marion Record:
Eev. French Oliver, the evangelist, is certainly a
remarkable man. He is a striking personality. Tall,
several inches over six feet, slender but sinewy and
athletic, black hair which he parts in the middle,
smooth face, a chin and mouth which denote firm
ness, piercing eyes, a magnificent voice and a great
command, of language these are his personal char
.acteristics. lie is a natural orator. With apparent
case he passes from a conversational tone to a climax
of thunder. He is a fjood story-teller, investing his
anecdotes and pathetic recitals with a naturalnewJ
which makes them wonderfully attractive. Ho is
a bora commander. He is master of the situation
evciy moment of the time. He holds the reins him
self and never lets anyone else drive. Preachers and
people alike do his bidding. He preached evcry
night for a month, .every Sunday three times, and
about half the time twice a day. His addresses were
ahVays entertaining, searching, popular, eloquent and
powerfull. . . .
HEAR HIM SATURDAY NIGHT.
himself.
This ranting buffoon pretended to
lecture tost night on the "Majesty of
tho Law," but instead delivered him
self of a criminally libelous attack
upon ono of the most respected citi
zens of the town, and who shall say
that Judgo W. M. Colvig is not one
of the oldest and most venerated
members of local society? If a
grand jury were in session he would
be indicted in firo minutes nnd if bis
prosecution were given any serious
consideration tie might be facing a
term in the state prison.
"Majesty of the Law"! Travesty
of the law would bo a better title.
This man belongs in either one of
two places the state penitentiary or
the insane asvluxn and is well on
his -way. E. E. KELLY.
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You will remember tho
quality of Rardon's ice
cream, bread, cakes, etc., long
after the price is forgotten.
Merchants' lunch nt Pres
byterian church Saturday
(tomorrow) from 11 a. m. to
1 p. m., undor auspices of Y.
P. S. C. E. Society.
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BENSON has 47 lots for sale
at genuine bargain prices.
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4 Ona fireman. 4
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One carpenter. 4
Twelve common laborers. 4
C RATER LAKE LUMBER CO. 4
See Edgar Hafer, Manager. 4
Rardon's now cream bread
is just tho thing for toast nnd
sandwiches.
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LINCOLN, Nob., April 20. Wit
linin Jennings Bryan today rofusod to
discuss tho threat of William Iloraco
T.oavitt, former husband of Ruth
Kryan, that ho would stop lior pto-
to investigate and stnke coal prop- lsed nmiriago with Reginald Owen,
orty along tho western islnnd soa
bonrd, tho immediate destination be
ing Rajo Point.
'Tho Ancient Ordor ot Hibernians
who aro to hnld tholr nnnual convon
fon In Portland, July 19 to 21, ot
this yoar any no mooting ovor oxcltod
such advanco lntoroat. Lnto ndvlcoa
say Philadelphia county, Pennsylvan
ia, will send 2G dologatos whllo from
tho nilddlo west Bjioclnl carB and ovon
speclnl trains nro bolnp;plf.nnod right
now.
of the British Royal Lngmoors.
Friends of Miss Brynn scoffed nt
Lenvitt's threats.
Tho Nebraska law allows a re
marriage after six months havo
elapsed aftor a divorco. Thoy say
that Leavitt cannot legally provont
tho marringo.
Una nnybocy horo soon IColfyY
Ilaskins for Health.
BURRELL ORCHARD TRACTS
SOLD BY JOHN D. OLYVELL
Tho sale of tliu Bun-oil orehird
tracts at record pricos was made bv
John D. Olwoll, who mndo tlio orig
inal salo to Mr. Speck, and who has
sold most of tho largo orchard tracts
of tho vnlloy.
KELLY REPLIES TO ATTACK.
(Continued from Pago 1.1
controversy with a man of this char
acter, but with nil tho Instincts ot
his hyenn-liko soul ho has attempted
to hido bobind tho five- ministers and
their congregations. Neither Mr.
Colvier nor myself mndo any allusion
to tho ministers or tho Christian peo-
plo of Medford, and tho attempt of
Oliver to distort these remarks into
a reflection unon any ono but him
self shows what an nrrnnt coward
tho man is.
Words for Oliver.
And now, just a fow words for tho
self-styled doctor. My attention was
first colled to Oliver by his criminal
conduct in Ashlnnd, whoro ho mndo
nn nttack upon tho charoctor of n
young man and dug his wifo up out
of n nowly-mndo grave to elotho hor
with a most lontbsomo venereal dis
ease, nud despito tho fact that the
five nttendiug physicinns denied tho
statement ovor thoir signatures, no
public rotrnotion has ovor boon mnda
At tho snmo timo this solf-styled
disciplo dolivorod himself of n slan
derous and cowardly attack upon a
young girl whoso very livolibood de
pended upon hor good reputation. To
bo nssniled by this charnotor thug,
this assassin of tho reputation of de
fenceless women, this gravo-digging
vandal who blaokcns the memory of
tho. dond, this foul sowor of billings
gnto whoso uttorances nro as putrid
as tho broath of a pestilence, is a
Good Candy
Insurance
Look for this
Label
It stands for
'all that is good
Hlolioious in Candy.
Intromit the ".Vortcrn Dealer"
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Values or Theories
Which Would You Rather Have
VALUES or THEORIES?
If any ono thing hzs had more to do with the building up of tliis business than any other one this,
it is that wo give merchandise values instead of merchandise theories. Any store can publish, a loud
sounding, alluring advertisement; but it takes a good storo to "make good."
We cannot afford to induce you through our advertising to visit this storo and then let you go away
disappointed. Therefore, we first mnko things right in tho store, and our "ads" aro merely our storei
nows nbout thoso things. We hnvo build up this businoss by giving our customers all they expect all
thoy could expect in a perfectly satisfactory storo. Wo know that it pays us best to make your money go
as far as possible when you aro trading bore. And we do do that very thing every day. However, we
desorvo no especial credit for this storo policy. After all, it's moroly common business sense. A store
that does not treat you "white" has no right to survive. And this coming weok wo will add to this store's
growth with many special trading advantages similar to these examples bolow:
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Ench day finds bettor values cropping up each tio.u in tho wear marked at decided savings in
day demonstrates anew tho magnitude of tho va- pru finQ Hne of CDT CORNER BEDSPREADS,
notios nnd tho economios. . just whnt lmv0 beon lookinR for( ut $1.50, $2.50
75c Valuo Rajah, 50c. and $3.50.
ieoieu M5CALLh?
Hero is a speoinl in Worn- -AND
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woman should examine. JmJ 3m I I H 1 11 m. ICj ' M
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I II Mf
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