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    MBDEORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDJTQttD, OREGON. MONDAY, .TUNE 11), 1010.
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WOODVILIE HAS
MUSIC EPIDEMIC
Little Town Evidently Suffers From
Too Much Melody Brass Band
Starts and Enterprising Firm Ships
in Carload of Phonographs.
ELK TO BE FIRST
TO MEET TEDDY
Member of Detroit Lodge, No. 34, B.
P. 0. E., Will Meet Roosevolt at
Gangplank and Ask Him to Attend
Elks Rcuniin in Detroit.
Woodvlllo la evidently suffering
the tormonta of Hndcs it tho follow
ing graphic account of conditions in
that city la r.ny criterien:
To tho Editer: Aforetime vro haTo
heon very qulot, easy going. Con
tented, and thoroforo happy, little
municipality, seeking nolthor notori
ety, ostentation nor trouble, but now
we have tho trinity In a most ogra
vated form. First camo along tho
comet and most scared tho wits out
of us, then after our nervous prostra
tion was slowly subsiding, some Hy-as
Mesacho TilPkum said let us havo a
brass band. Moses and tho Angelsl
Has it over been your misfortune to
be subjected to tho dov er I mean
tho dulcet notes of a brass band in
its cmbryoio stage in its very in
ciploncy? No. Well, don't The
nerve-Jolting bquo.i1 of a B flat horn
In the hands or a farmer would raise
hair on a bald hair trunk. Then tho
amateur who pulls and shoves a fow
notes the length of your arm out of
a trombone would mako a man swear
In meetln', but tho most unkind cut
of all Is tho villain who pushes wind
Into that big cadaverous bass horn,'
notes from which go down a thousand
leagues under the sea. sending a chill
vibration up yotr splno and cold drops
of perspiration stands ?.U over you as
the hideous dam-on!ac contortion of
sound overwhelms and terrifies you;
It's a sound halt way betweer a wall
of woo and death pulling eternity out
of a well. Ono redeeming feature,
however, is, the band has to stop part
of the time. The citizens wcro all up
in arms and had decided to swear out
an Injunction. Everybody seemed
willing to ass!s. in the swoarlng part.
Then we all decided wo would grin
and bear Just a few more days and
rights until our city officials could
quality, when lol county court could
not ratify until July! Holy smoko!
The news camo like a last year's road
tax. Then, O horrors! What worse
calamity could befall death and de
struction, crop failures and taxes.
Why, Jones & Palmer have shipped In
a carload of phonographs.
Graves of our ancestorc! Angels
and Ministers of Peace! Tho weird
sisters three and King John, graves
and epitaphs! With rainy eyes we
writo cuss words on the bosom of tho
earth. Thluk of a. carload of phono
graphs and 1750 records, all in ono
key, seeming all alike but different!
They aro all lined up on tables,
shelves, etc., witl. three energetic at
tendants kecking as many cranked up
as possible, and when you aro about
naif a milo away you can pick out of
the pan dam-onium a few songs like
these, "When This Cruel War Is
Over," "Mary Ann, I'll Tell Your Ma,"
"Home Was Never Like This," "Old
Black Joe," "I'll Kill You With an
Ax,' and "Hell Is Better Than This,"
with several hundred moro quite as
appropriate as these. They work on
tho samo principle as Interest and
taxes and tho mouth of a river open
nights. They start up at 4 a. m. and
when wo retire but not to sleep at
311 p. m. that dov or infer er, I
mean well, you know the rest Is
still going.
Well, half tho population has taken
.their tents liko tho Arab and
DETROIT, Mich., Juno 13. When
Theodore Rootovolt arrives In Now
York Sunday morning, Juno 18, It Is
expected that tho first Amorlcan to
extend an invitation to -him on his re
turn to Amorlcan soil will bo Car-
lylo Burgos3, who comes from Dotrolt
lodge. No. 34, B. P. O. E to ask
America's foremost privnto citizens to
attond tho graud reunion of Elks to
bo hold hero July 11 to 17. Burgess
left hero today In an automobile Ho
ocnects to make the Journey In flvo
days.
Burgess, who Is a son ot P. S. Bur
gess, chairmr.n of tho reunion cxecu'
tlvo board, carries in addition to tho
invitation ot tho Elks, ono from tho
mayor ot Dettoll, on behalf ot tho
city, and ono from Governor Warner,
on bohalf of tho state.
The Elks' committee has obtained
permission for tho nutomobllo to drive
onto tho dock so that when Colonel
Roosevelt w.-.lks down tho gang plank
tho first man ho will meet will bo tho
bearer ot tho Elkr' invititlon.
MAKES 5100 MONTH
AT LION KILLING
GAME SUNDAY WAS TIME FOR DRASTIC
FULL OF THRILLS
Much Hittinn Was tho Feature of tho
Jacksonville-Medford Gamo Bnt-
ting Averages Aro Fattened Larqo
Crowd Present and Enjoy Game.
Shasta County Man Is Most Suc
cessful With Hunting Leo in the
Siskiyous Making Good Money
SACRAMENTO, Cal., Juno 13.
When a man gets to making S100 a
month shooting mountain lions it
looks as.thou-A tho sport ceases to be
mere fun, but a business proposition.
At least such is tho case with L. P.
Boye3 of Henderson, Shasta county,
who received 100 of good stato money
tor slaying f'vo mountain lions and
cashing the scalps for $20 each.
The lions were killed on Camper
down creek In Shasta county. The
first was shot on May S, tho second
on May 11. The day following tho
third one was bagged, while tho
fourth was broug'ht down on tho 14 th
Tho last was 3laln on May 18, bring
ing tho killings within such a period
that Boyes could say he ran do $10 a
day for ten days' shooting. Tho rest
of tho month apparently was not do-
voted to Hon killing.
State Controller Nye drew a war
rant for ?360 yesterday to meet tho
expenses of eighteen lion scalps ox
changed with tho California flch and
gamo commission for tho beasts
killed during May. Aside from tho
Shasta county hunrter, there were no
great klllla. Tho remnlnlnr hunt
ers were widely scattered throughout
tho state.
A home run, the first lor the sou-
sou on Mod ford grounds, another
wallop that lucked but a few inches
of gointr over tho fence mul four dou
ble plays, together with a lot of bone
head work by each toam, kept the
fans cheering or swearing alternate
ly Sunday. It wns a good game at
that, and nobody had a cinch
Colemau started by walking Ennis
and tho first double occurred when
Qaskins hit a fly to Henselmnn, who
threw Ennis out before ho could
scramble back to first. Anderson
hit, but was caught napping off first
by a throw from Colemnu. No runs,
one hit.
Medford started with a hit by Hen
selnian. Strain sacrificed. Miles hit
for two bags, scoring Ilcnschunu.
Isaacs singled through first and he
and Miles scored on Bcebe's hit.
Colemnu struck out and Antcl flew
to second. Three runs, four hits.
Jacksonville went out in the second
iu oue-two-threo order. Wilsou flow
to left, Strain, Miles to Bccbe; Dun
can flow to Autel.
Medfonl accumulated another ace
in their half of the second. With
two down, Henselmnn wns safe on
Smith's error, stole second and came
home on Strain's single. Strain was
caught trying to steal second.
Jacksonville scored first in tho
third. Dunford flew to Antel. Smith
hit safely. Melntyre was safe on a
fielder's choice. Another fielder's
choice and some woodeu-hended pluy
iug allowed Smith to cross the pan
nnd Melntyre followed him on Gas
kins' rightfield hit, which shouldn't
have been a hit at nil.
Jacksonville scored again in the
fourth three times. Strain made a
scratch hit. Duncan was safe on a
fielder's choice. Dunford flew to
right and Strain beat the throw home.
Smith fanned. Melntyre was safo on
Henselman's error nnd scored on hits
by Ennis and Qaskins. Three scores,
making five in nil.
Medford scored in the first, second,
third, fourth nnd sixth innings. It
was in the fourth that Strain, with
Henselmnn on first, lifted the ball
over the left field fence for four bags,
chasing the Pretzel over the pan in
front of him.
The scere:
R.
Medford 8
Jacksonville 5
ACTION
BENSON
Oregon Executive Is Quoted In New
York World in Regard to a Safe
and Sano Celebration of tho Glor
ious Fourth of July.
Governor Becsott Is quoted in tho
Now York World In rogarl to a Bano
Fourth ot July nB follews:
"I bollovo the Amorlcan pcoplo
should tnko stops to bring about n
sano and safo celebration ot Iudopcud.
en co Day. Tho patriots of old who
signed tho Declaration ot Indopond
cuco nnd fougM and diod that this
country might bo free did not havo
In mind tho character ot colobrations
that aro witnessed annually, especial
ly tho colobrtstlenB soon In our larger
cities. I am a firm boliovor In all
forms of pntrlotlc services on Indo
pendonco Day nnd would not abolish
any of our timc-honorod customs, but
tho ttmo has coma for drastic action
against tho firecracker, tho toy pistol
and tin bora. Tlcso articles nro not
tho propor ngoatlos of patriotism and
many lives r.ro lost annually bocauso '
of tLclr lndiscrlmlnnto and impropor
use. The best solution ot tho wholo
question lies in tho nbnnt'nnmont ot
tho firecracker, tho toy pistol and tho
tin horn nnd tho substitution of somo ,
sanor and safe- method ot demon
strating patriotism."
11 Outside tho
fire, limits,
but insido on
prices"
WE SAVE
YOU MONEY
ON
West JMnin St.
Cor. Lnurol
Noxt WnHliiugton School
Tol. Mnjn 1-151.
Furniture and House Furnishings
It Will Pay You to See Us Before You Buy.
'Wo'givo oiu'li delivery our poivuniil attention.
Deliveries promptly and properly iniido.
CourtcuiiH treatment, whether you eomu to buy or jut to look.
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NAT GOODWIN COMING
TO ATTEND BIG FIGHT
LONDON, Juno 13. Nat Goodwin
is aboard tho Maurotauin today on I
tho first lap of a trip from Loudon i
to Snn Francisco to see tho Jeffries
Johnson fight.
Mrs. Goodwin did not accompany
her husband, and will go to Carls
bad. In tho presence of Mario Klnw,
Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin had au inter
esting conversation just before Good
win's departure. Goodwin proposed
to his wife Unit they loltiiu to Onll
foriiiu mid load n wimple lil'o on their
ranch for a while.
"Go to tho fight, Nat, If you want
to, hut 1 would rat lie r stay hero."
Tho ad that tho other newspaper
render merely glnnccd at may bo tho
Smilingly, Mrs. Goodwin answered :t ono you'ro looking for.
TEDDY'S SPEECH IS STILL
INFLUENCING BRITISH
LONDON. June 13. Tho influence
of Theodore Koosovolt uikmi English
opinion resulting from his recent
speeches criticising British colonial
administration. N bolioved now to bo
responsblu for the uppointmut of Sir
Charles Harding us viceroy of India
to sucrecd Lord Mintn.
It is nnnied that Hoosovelt's
speech at Guild Hall concerning
Egypt, iu which he urged England
to sterner measure1, linn decided the
government to institute stonier offi
cials in Egypt. It is known that
Harding favors force iu ruling the
Iliudoostau peninsula.
WANTED!
Thinners to thin
fruit
Talent Orchard Co.
Talent Oregon.
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MAN CONVICTED OF FRAUD
TO BE SENTENCED IN AUGUST
hither up round tho bend In tho can
yons. Your humblo servant scrlbo
lias his belongings packed ready to
start to Crescent City. A fow havo
become resigned to their fato, given
up in despair, but quite a fow havo
said vongcanco la mine. I will repay
and am forming a vigilance commit
tee. Amen!
NEW YORK. Juno 13. Charles R.
Heike, secretary' of tho American Su
gar iteiining company, nnu Ernest
Gorbrncht, Williamsburg dock super
intendent of tho same company, who
were found guilty of defrauding the
gone government, will be sentenced August
.FRIENDS WOULD SAVE
ACTRESS FROM DISTRESS
i 30. Attorneys for tho convicted men
are reported to be preparing an np
pcal from tho verdict, and it is prob
able the appeal will bo ready before
sentence is pronounced.
Cashier Bendemagel, who was co
defendant with neike nnd Gerbrncht,
upon tho question of whose guilt tho
jury could not agree probably will not
bo brought to trial again. This is
tho second time n jury has disagreed
iu trying Tlendernngel.
'WHITE PLAINS, 'N. Y., June 13.
IVIends of Clara Morris, tho act
ress, who hns been seriously ill for;
several weeks, nro making efforts
todny to prevent tho court sale of her
old homo place on Riverdale nvenue,
Yonkors. Judgo Keogh of the su
prenio 'court has appointed Laurence
'Crosby, nn atloraoy, referee to sell
'ilie property to forecloso a mort
gage for $25,000, hold by a New
York tniBt company.
Humel Coming Back.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Juno 13,
Among tho pnssengors on the Nip
pon Mnru, which is in quarantine at
Angel Island today, is Abraham II.
Hummel, iv New York attorney who is
known as a divorce lawyer and who
fierve'd a year on Illackwells Island
for subornation of perjury. Hummel
hns been traveling in Europo and the
Orient with his daughter since Mnren,
1908.
MRS. HARRIMAN TO
BEFRIEND WORKING GIRLS
MIDDLETOWN. N. Y June 13.
A force of workmen wns employes
today to mnko alterations to tho
Mountain Top hotel properly, near
Ardqn, which wns recently purchased
by Mrs. E. II. Ilarriman to be used
as a country homo for Now York
working girls. Mrs. Ilarriman plans
to accommodate hundreds of poor
girls who cannot afford to live out
of New York dunni tho summer,
Mrs, Carrie Rumsoy, daughter of
Mrs. Ilnrriinnn, is interested iu tho
work.
Rainey Loses Out.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Juno 13. -Tho
house today "killed" Representa
tive Rainoy's resolution seeking to
dotormino whether tho Friar lands
speech of Congressman .Duncan Me
Kinlay of California had boon writ
ten bv Attorney Gonornl Wicker-sham.
Every man on the Jacksonville
team got ono bingle.
Hill wns the only man on the Med
ford team who didn't get a safe hit,
and he is credited with n sacrifice.
Antel tried to duplicate Strain's
performance, but the ball fell just
a bit short.
It was Fome gnme, in spite of the
errors.
Blackie redeemed himself bv set
ting u hit the first time up.
Antel caused the fans to nearly
have heart disease by apparently
loafing on Wilson's fly in the second,
but ho was under the ball at the
right time.
In a fow days the batting averages
to date of nil the teams of the league
will be published. It is a question as
to who is lending iu the several
teams.
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The Little Giant is u very powerful machiuo
mounted so as to bo easily moved froin place to place
cleans everything thoroughly. If. you havo it do
your house cleaning once, you will never have any
other. Call us up and we will gladly call and givo
you prices.
Medford Vacuum lloasc Gleaning Company.
STEWART & BEATJLIEU, Proprietors.
Phone Main 2944.
3-R00M HOUSE, CHICK
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WOODSHED, ETC.; LOT 50
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$15,000.00 CIT1 OP MEDFORD,
OREGOX, WATER MAIN IJONDS.
Tho city council of tho city of Mod
ford, Oregon, will receive scaled pro
posals for $15,000.00 of tho city of
Medford, Oregon, ten yoar, six pdr
cent, water main bonds, at tho next
regular meotlng of tho council Juno
2lHt, 1010. ntds to bo filed with tho
city recorder not later than 4:30
o'clock p. m. Juno 21st, 1910, and
o bo accompanied by a certified check
equal to flvo per cent of tho amount
bid for, check to bo made payable to
jtho city treasurer of eald city.
HOBT. W. TELFER,
City Recorder.
91,000.00 CITY OF MEDFORD, ORE-
GON IMPROVEMENT BONDS.
Tho city council of tho city of Med
ford, Oregon, will rccolvo sealed pro
posals for $4,000.00 of tho city of
Medford ten year, six per cent Im
provement bonds, at tho next regular
meeting of tho council June 21st,
1010. Bids to bo filed with tho city
recordor of tho city of Medford not
later than 4:30 o'clock p. m. Juno
21st, 1910, and accompanied by a cer
tified check oqual to flvo per cent of
tho amount bid for; check to bo mado
payable to tho city treasurer of said
city.
ROBT. W. TELFER,
City Rocordor.
Sewing '
Machines
Ladies' we want you to
snow that we carry a
complete line of Sewing
Machines, White and
New Home and other
makes; also second hand
machines of all makes.
We repair and rent ma
chines and keep the
parts for all machines
made. Old machines
traded in on new ones.
Cash or EASY PAY
MENTS. LAWTON BUILDING,
No. 32 Bartlett St.
C. S .LUPTON, Mgr.
Phone Main 1711.
All Work Guaranteed.
PIANOS
Wo will doliver to your homo
on 30 days' froo trial ono of
our eolebrnted pianos. Uso it,
try it nnd then buy it, if it's to
your satisfaction. Wo nro gj
ing to givo away frco ono $-150
piano in Soptombcr. Any one
buying a pinno from us during
this time, should you have tho
piano uwnrded you wo will
givo you h hill of snlo and will
refund nil money paid by you,
Tho above will bo done from
a publicity standpoint. Wo rent
pianos. We tune pinuos. Wo
storo pianos'. Wo buy pianos.
Wo do the pinno business.
DEAL AT HALE'S
It Means Satisfaction
HALE o
Piano House
611 N. Central Avo.
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Special facilities for teachers and hlfih school nmiluatcs
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The Only Beach in the Pacific Northwest
Whoro tho protty Wntor ARntoH, Moan Agates, Moonstonos
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Outdoors vSport of all Kinds
Including Hunting, Fishing, dicing Hock Oystom, Uontlng,
Surf Dnthlui;, Hiding, Autolng, Cauoolnt; and Dancing. Pure
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Low Round-Trip Season
Tickets
from all polutn In Oregon,
Washington and Idaho on tmlo
dally.
Three Day Saturday to
Monday Rate
ftom 8. P. points, Portland to
Cottngo drove IiicIuhIvo, lnclud
lug branch lines; also from all
C, & 10, stntlons Albany nnd
west, dood going on Saturday
or Sunday, and for return Sun
dny or Monday,
A Sunday Excursion Rate of $ 1.50
from Alhai.y, Corvallls nnd Philomath, with rorrospondlng low rates
from points wost, In offoct all Hitmnior. Call on any 8. P. or O, & 13.
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