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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, MAY 22, 1910.
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REPLY TO CHARGES
OF BUYING PLACE
Friends Say Illinois Senator Will De
fend Hlmsolf on Floor of Senate
Still Refuses to Discuss Matter.
OMIGAOO, IIIh., Mny 21. Bonn
tor William Lorlmor will ntnrt fur
WnnhliiKtun Into today nud IiIh frlonriH
tiny thnt ho will reply, from tlio
floor of tlio nonnto to tlio clmrnoii of
bribery In connection with IiIh oloc
tlon. Lorlmor linn retimed to Htnto defi
nitely whether lio will mnlco hiicIi u
reply or not nml ho rofiiBow nlo to
dlHciinti tlio ruport thnt n cotiKroH
nlnn Inquiry will bo domnndod.
Tlio fnct thnt Lorlmor will roncli
WunhliiKton and npponr In tlio Honitto
on tlio dny tlnt tlio trlnl of Leo
O'Noll Ilrown, Indicted for bribery In
connection with tlio iictmtor'H elec
tion, bt'Kln linn rnunod cormltlornblo
comment In political circled. It Ih
believed thnt tlio nonutor'H nppenr
nnro In Wnhlni;ton on thnt dny will
mnko It noroiiHiiry for him to tnko
moiiio iitarid In IiIh own defense.
If tlio nonnto lendoru linvo derid
ed to niilc for nn Inquiry It Ih be
lieved thnt the Honntor linn been In
formed of thin fnct. Iorlmon'H
frlendH believe thnt IiIh return to
WaMilnnton linn been ho timed thnt
bin Htntement nud explanation can bo
made before nny action on the part
of the Honnto retarding nn Inventl
Kntlou can bo tnlcen.
It In Intimated thnt the senator
mny liliimelf demand that n formal
luvoHtlK'ntlon bo undertaken. It In
a I no Intimated thnt Lorlmor linn been
btiHy prepnrliiK IiIh Htntement durliiK
the liiHt few dayn.
None of the clone political frlendH
of -tlio Hunntor will Hnywbother tho
reportH thnt ho lins decided to tem
porarily retire from tho donate until
ho Iiuh boon vindicated Ih truo,
Colleqe Game Monday.
IIOSTON. Miihh., Mny 21. The
Harvard-Princeton hiittolmll unme
wiih postponed tli'iH afternoon on ne
eouut of rain. Tlio k11'11" will 1'"
plnyoil next Moiulny.
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Some of the
Possibilities
Olio limy hnvo a bountiful
country plaeo, oloso to tho busi
ness niid social circles of n met
ropolitan city. "When orchard is
in bearing it is possible to have
a not incomo of from $3000 to
$10,000 a year.
Tho possibilities of raising fruit
and liying in tho finest climato
on the coast far outweigh all ar
guments against owning ono of
these tracts.
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BITTER ATTACK IS
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INSOCIALISTCONGRESS
Speaker Says President of American
Federation of Labor Went to Re
publicans and Democrats.
OIIICAQO, IIIh., May 21, An nt
tnclc upon Knmuel GomporH, prenldent
of tho American Federation of Lnbor
nnit offlcarH of thnt organization cre
ated, n ntory today In Hoclnllm con
ureHH beltiir hold hero.
Tho attack wan made In nn nd
ilrt'HH to tho coiiKroHH by 0. L. Kur
inan, n dontlHl, of Now York.
"Two yearn njo (loin porn wont to
tho back doom of the Ilopuhllcnn
nud Democratic parlies and peddled
labor vnteH to tho h Inborn bidder,"
mild Fiii'inuii. "Tlio offkerH of tho
American Federation of Lnbor aro
trillion to tho runic nud file of tho
organization. Lnbor enn never liopo
for u remedy of IHIiioIh condltlonn
tliroiiKh nny action of tholr Icndam."
Furmun furtbor mild' thnt Gom
perH Ih the paid agent of n cnpltnllH
tlc organization known nH tho "Nn
tlonnl Civic redorntlon."
KETCHELL SAYS HE WILL
BEST SULLIVAN 12 ROUNDS
BOSTON, Miihh., Mny 21. Stan
ley Keteliol unel his new miuinger,
WUhoii Mir-uor. linvo wnered $8000
iiKiiiiiHt $10,000 Hint Keteholl will
knock out Jack "Twin" Sullivnn in
12 rouuriH, and nrrniiKemcntH for the
match are heiutr made toduy. It ih
believed tho fight will dike place in
HohIoii early in June. Charley
While of Now York will referee. A
IloHton banker n mud to ho lmckiun
Sullivnn.
WHITE SALMON POSTOFFICE
IS ROBBED OF $400,
WHITR 8ALMON', Wnah., May 21. j
During tho night crncksmon blowj
open tho nnfo of tho poutofflco nt
White Salmon with nltro glycerine, '
Hccurod $400 In Kold, u certified
check for $32 nnd escaped.
Tho robbery wiih not (Uncovered to
dny when tho offlco wnH opened,
Tho robbors unlncd ontrnnco
through n bnck window. They loft
no clow.
TEN
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ESCAPE WHEN. BIG
CIRCUSJENT BURNS
Darnum & Bailey Show Suffers a
Heavy Loss Tent, Bleachers and
nlnn Paraphernalia Aro Destroyed.
BCHENKCTADY, N. Y May 21.
Tho main tent of the Itanium & Hni
loy cireiiH caught lire hero thin aft
ernoon. Tlio hie cunvuB was. crowd
ed witli Bpoctnlorn and u panic fol
lowed in which it wiih impoHHiblo to
iiHuertain if any pornoii8 were in
jured. Ten thounand porHOUB wore in tho
lent when tlio fire started, hut none
were injured in tho rush for tho ox-
itH.
Tho (out, hleaehorH and riiiK purn
pliernnlia wore deHtroycd.
Later it wan announced that ull
had CHcnpcd from tho burning tent.
Advertised Letter List.
Tho following liHt of lettcru rcmnin
uueallcd for at tho K)Htoffico at
Medford, Wednesday, .May 18:
ISiir Four Orchard Co., W. S. JJon
ham, Orcn Uoolh, Mr8. It. Holder,
Fred H. Hrayton, Johnny Calhoun,
Will Carknuff, Charley Clemana,
Mrn. Liddio Clark, Geo. Coulter,
Mauley Conlcy (2), Iluiitt Cliriliim
hoii, Alvin Dickcftou, Mary Dudley,
K. S. J, (Kcnornl dolivery), Heginnld
Enri; E. A. Kriktf, Mr. Escliild, J. Eu
gene, F. Oirimonte, Harry W. Ilnyo,
Alice Hawley, Mackio Ilartwcll,
Kalph Harrington, C. T. Harmon,
How I). Heriugton, Herman A. Hun
ter, Ralph C. JackHon, F. P. Johnson,
II. F. Johiirion, JiunoH KcnppeH, M.
1. Ivonwortliv (2), Sam Kershaw,
Mrn. Vorgio Leo, Frunk Lumsdon, F.
H. MoCord, J. H. Mitchell, Jnmc IT.
Moore, Oregon Laud Co., Clara Peel,
J. L. Kngfidale, Mrs. Stuart Saunders,
L. M. Smith, George H. Spouce, Jim
Spencer, Arcliio Q. Slownrt, T. W.
Stevens, Lena Stough, Mrs. Updykc,
C. H. Updyke, Win. J. Watner, Mrs.
J. H. West, Austin J. White, Mrs.
Edith White (2), Hamsler Wilson, D.
A. Wood,
Parlies calling for tho nbovo let
ters will plcnso say "advertised." A
charge of 1 cent will be made upon
delivery.
A. M. WOODFORD, P. M.
0ne-Year-01d Orchard
Two miles northeast of business center
of Medford.
City water for domestic use or for irriga-tion.11
T This is the best tea acres for pear orchard
within two miles of postoffice. Will give
good terms.
JAPANESE HORRIBLY
TORTURES A BOY IN
SPIRIT OE REVENGE
Places Younfjster In Dryer and When
Unconscious ho Revives Him and
Repeats Process.
MARTINEZ, Oil., Mny 21. After
having boon placed in a laundry
steam dryer because he tormented a
.Japanese, Samuel Hoffman, tho son
nf ii wenltliv rancher, is tlvintr here
this afternoon. A Japanese is being'
held by tlio polico pending the out
come of tho boy's injury and will he
charged witli murder, hhould the child
dio.
According to the story tcld by the
police, the boy was accused bj the
Oriental of having tnken a dollar
from tho laundry till. It is alleged
that tho Japanese placed the lad in '
tho drier until he been mo uncoil-'
scions, took him out, revived with
dashes of cold water, and placed him
in tho drier again, repeating tho pro-!
cess several times. j
Citizens of Martinez aro aroused
and precautions are hcinc taken j
agair.Bt a possible attack on the pris-,
oner.
Baseball Writer Dead.
CHICAGO, 111., May 21. George
A. McDonald, a baseball writer, died,
todny of n fractured skull. McDon-j
aid was crushed under the fender of
a streetcar when the enr was struck
by an automobile in which he was
riding.
Tho machino is owned nnd was be
ing driven by Johnny Evers, the Chi
cago Nationals' second baseman.
Roth Evers nnd McDonald were hurl
ed from the automobile by the impact
with tho car. Evers escaped practi
cally uninjured, but McDonald was
not so fortunate.
NOHCK TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Kotlco Is hereby given thnt tho
annual meeting of stockholders of the
Pnclflc and Eastern Railway will bo'
held nt tho offlco of the company,'
1 n f nil f st Ai(TAn rr f Anlni Ynn'
11 iUVUlUiU, Vl VUli, Ull tUUUUUJi ilUUU
C, 1910, nt 10 o'clock a. m.
Dy order of tho President.
O. P. HUMPHREY,
Secretary. I
ACRES
REAL AUTOMOBILE BARGAIN
I will sell my 1910 Parry demonstra
tor at a great bargain. Must go
quick. Phone Main 1451, care Cuth
BerVs, West Main and Laurel.
R. M. CUTHBERT
All delicate fabrics such as Organdies, Mulls,
Lawns, etc., cleaned perfectly at the
H
L. A. Cook
F. C. ELLIOTT
Our
Palm Building,
Medford, Oreg.
Wagon is at your service g.ni
Don't Miss this
Opportunity
Here is an opportunity you
should take advantage of by all
means. In a f ow years these ten
acre traqts around the Rogue
River Valley will bo worth many
times more than is now being
asked for them.
XOW is the time to investigate
and when you learn about my
plan you will bo anxious to buy.
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