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t . -MiWMWPm AMMWwmwMllMrtiilMiMiNMG If A "" v fir:?.". ,.-V'.V7;.r r t I I 8 MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, .TUNIS 20, 15)10. IIELDER JONES IS BACK IN GAME Flays A I Ball With Chchalls Doing Swiw Tall Flcldlnn Work Says He Docs Not Intend to Go Back to Big League Work. Too Late to Classify MOST BE KOK RENT Dam, room (or 5 head of horaes. HI South Holly at. S2 CHEHAL1S, Waah.. Juno 20. -'There is only ono ball plrjror In Cho- "balls today. Tho horo of tho hour la Floldor Jonoa lato of tho Chicago Whtto Sox, FOH SALIC Jacksonville, July 4, 1010, stand rights nt courtyard and for ono block each way; upon to highest bidder until Wednesday, Juno 22, at C p. m., whoa bids will bo closed. Hlght reserved to accept or reject any or all bids. Call on or address T. Vincent, Hox S73, Mcdford, Or. 79 school in 11)05 nnd entered Harvard nniverMtv in the fall of that year. His father then hoing president, the young man attracted unusual atten tion, which, hoing extremely modest, sow a member of tho Stato loaguo, ' ho sought to escape as much as pos ylaylnB with Chchalls. sible. Following his father's exam- Jones mado his first appearance pic, he went in for a strenuous life, -with tho Chchalls team Saturday, but ! and, although Aberdeen won tho game by a score of , weight, obtaiued C to nothing. . lreHiman football team. Cbehalis fans declare, howovor, that j became a member of the 'Varsitv :It -was baseball luck and because Ab-jteam, hut played on his class teams -crdoon'a players woro nioro scientific. with remarkable pluck. In his junior "When Jones appeared at tho plato i vear he wns duly initiatod as a mem- 3io was given an ovation by the crowd. her of the Alpha Delta Phi and his SCENERY EVER Two Travelers Who Havo Seen tlio Big Things All Over the Earth Re gard the Scenery of the Rogue as Most Beautiful. That the natural scenery along tho Roguo river to tho tMuuult of tho Cascades and from thenco down Arua oieok to Fort Klamath Is tho most beautiful tloy havo over scon, al though they have visited European sconlc vendors and tho principal ones in tho Unltod Stales, 13 tho verdict T l ,f.V - d" AT ti& tf w rjfau . m Now Soiling Write Tonus "Ql'KMC HAIiliH AND SMALL IMIOITIS" Wo iiiv ullve and luuo never had tlio AslilaudlliiH, New Life and Young Blood IIAVH MHWTKI) MAIN OFFICIi IN' .MICM'OIU). With HranehoH In rOUTIiAM), MLVNKAI'OLltf, KANSAS (MTV, .MO., AM) ('UlCAdO. SorloH No. C, which Is a part of tho FAMOUS 81'NCItlOST OUCIIAUDS, ono mllo oast of Tnlont. In parcels of tun acres or lotn at an avorago prlco of $400 per aero. All those tractn wor planted tho Spring of l!0l), and aro taken caro of until January 1st, 1911, froo of charge to the purchaser. ' A Ho was at bat threo times, mado throo hits and the fourth .tlmo flow OHt to right. Jones played sensational ball In tenter, catching u drive nt his shoe tops and stopping a scoro. In tho Holding of tho fly ho rolled over on tho ground. Another splendid catch was mado of -a drive to left center, Jones taking It on tho run over tho left shoulder, Tunning with tho ball. Ho expressed "himself as well pleased with tho Che lialts team and the exerclso of the .came. IIo says ho does not Intend to go "Sack to tho big lengue, but the threo games a week series suits him. He says he is playing about 20 pounds ver weight. somewhat under I of M Jt csillo ti and Fred Longdon, I n position on theTTi.n i,vft 1nst returned from a tlrlvoi Ho never i,m, .,vk over tho Rocuo r'ver routo. "I never saw anything llko It In sylvan beauty," said Mr. Glllan. "Tho Mill crook falls cannot bo i.irpassod in Switzerland, even, and tho roads f are so much better than wo expected ' For Illustrated llooklet of tho IIO "WW ItlVEU VALLHY, 20 por cent cash, and tho bulnnco In eight quarterly payments discount for all cash. Llburnl TO tllO Public NVo rm,8ty rK upon all vlsltnrii to .Mod ford tho wisdom of a visit of Inspection to this bountiful OltOHAUl) tract "?, father was present nt the hazing jtilom t0 bo w0 j,atl no aitflculty n which lorms part of tho initiation cr0Pslng ever to Fort Kb math from l ceremonies. J,hla B!do nml ,CS3 ln COmtng back. Early in 190S, before being grad- Wo ni!U,c nv, nttompt to got to Crator , unteu, Jir. uoosevcit tenmnatcd ins college work and in the following autumn began life as n wage-earner in a carpet mill at Thompsonville, Conn. He rapidly worked his way up and is to be the nirent of the Hart ford Carpet corporation in San Fran cisco. Aeronautics recreation. Lake, knowing that wo ould be un able to rencl- It until latoi. But tho j Anne creek canyon, tho falls of Koguo i river. Mill ccek falls and tho othor, beautiful scenes along tho routo aro sufficient for .our trop. Whon wo. make tho trip again wo Inlond to seo IF (l' l'HKFKIt Hfl through our autliorUcd ageul.s: IltAJ. UODCH3 II C MAI.TUY CH SICK & MYERS JOHN D. OLWBLL W T YORK & CO. TOKUKY it MURPHY ANDERSON & QUEEN J W DRESShER AGENCY OREGON ORCHARD SYND. THE AIEDFORD ORCHARD & TRUSTl CO. 1. W. 11URMNGAME, JOHN R. ROIIBRT80N, President. Secrotary. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF ROGUE RIVER VALLEY FRUIT LANDS TELEPHONE MAIN 1601 TEMPORARILY LOCATED AT NO. l NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE. Permanent address after August 1, St Mark's Bldg. & .. . t ,. ' is nis iaonie t an. Wo aro reserving tho best Crater Lake for the last." Glllan and Mr, Mr. Longdon aro YOUNG SINGER IS SOON TO BE HERE 'looking -'or a mountain farm, this was the reason of their i across the mountain. and trip. f AM B rBBt KN 4. ONLY MINOR CASES IN THEODORE JR. WEDS. POLICE COURT MONDAY (Continued from Pngo 1.) : 1 President and Mrs. Uoosevcit. Jt was not a grand society event in the ordinary sense, and there was no lav- , ish displnj', as could be seen at the I Gould and Vauderbilt weddings, butt at did not have to depend upon gor-J .eous decorations nnd other frills to Attract attention. The mere pres-l enco of the former president of the) - United States at tho ceremony was sufficient to make the wedding an' vcnt of more than ordinary interest. and to attract thousands of curious -people to tho vicinity of Fifth Ave-' aaue Presbyterian church. The church wns handsomely, but mot extravagantly decorated, and all appointments were. rather simple lut dignified. The bride, radiant in ier beautiful white satin gown with Irknminga of old lace, was asssted "by her matron of honor, Mrs. Snow men Andrew Fnhenstoek, an intimate friend of the bride, and herself only a. bride of a few weeks. The brides siaids, five in number, woro MUs JEtliel Roosevelt, second daughter of BK-Presidont Roosevelt; tho Misse3 ZHarriet and Janetto Alexander, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Al "'orander and cousins of tho bride; 3Css Jean W. Delano, a daughter of 3Cr. and Mrs. Warren Delano, Jr., and -ICsb Jessie MillingtonTDrake of IParis. Tho ceremony was performed bv Dm Rev. Dr. Henry M. Sanders, a .jrrent uncle of tho bride, assisted by iOr. Gordon Russell of Crunford, X. a-J. The church was well filled during lie wedding ceremony, but by no 'fc-raaeans overcrowed, us only members of tho two interested families, their relatives and friends, had been in vited to tho church, excepting a num ber of persons who had been part of itlie Roosevelt establishment at tho "the White House, when tho father of lie bridegroom had been president. Several of tho former negro servants of tho Roosevelt household were in terested spectators nt the ceremony. jEx-Prosident Roosevelt cordially shook hands with them at tho church Joor after tho ceremony. Tho wed--ding was followed by a reception nt tho house of Mrs, C. B. Aloxnndor on TVcst Fifty-eighth street, which wns attended by many hundreds of guests, among them men and women of note and social distinction. Tho bride, who mado her 6ooinl do Jbut only two years ngo, is tho grand daughter of Mrs. Henry M. Alexan der, who was Miss Susnn M. Brown, and n nieco of Charles B. Alexander uf New York, of Mrs, John J. Mo t Cook, and of tho Rov. Mnitlnud Al exander of Aleghonv, Pa. Ilor moth- cr was Miss Grace Grcon, n daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Green of Ohio. Mrs. Alexander obtained a divorce from Mr. Aloxnndor some yenrs ngo. Tho hrido is also n granddnughtcr of tho Into Tlioron If. Butler. She is "" liighly educated and n genornl fa vorilo in sooiotv, She and her young Jinsband woro friends from childhood. Tho young bonedictf Theodore Jfoosovolt, Jr., is tho oldest child of tho ex-presidont hy his second wife, turhn waR Miss Edith Cnrow, nnd n aalf-brother of Mrs. Nicholas Long rwertli. He graduated from Greton The cas.es for adjudication by Police Judge Canon Monday morn ing were all cases of simple drunk. James Burke had come to Medford I from the MncKcnzio river, where he had been logging, to go to work on the Upper Rogue. lie tnrried by the wayside in Medford, "Looked upon J tho wine when it was red," and ns n consequence wns arrested IIo was fined 5 nnd allowed to go out on the job, providing he paid tho fine the first time he enme in. j R. A. Bcckmnn objetced to being arrested and had a $10 fine plastered i'CHAMPIONu DEFEATED BY JACKSONVILLE Grants Pass Tearfi Which Won Championship (sic) hy Defcatlnrj Medford One Games Loses 5 to 2. went on tho mound In tho fourth and hold tho Medford stickers dow tlrrtA il fa Young Under. Central Point's s! ortstop, has all tho marks of a ball player. Ho fields clean nnd has a beautiful whip. llii,tu linn iil.nviiil m'nrv nnr.lt Inn ox. copt nocond, center nnd pitcher, and j La pinyeu mem vun, nu pariicipaiuu iiij n double play whon ho caught Mu sic's high fly that looked llko a safe one and doubled Under boforo ho could got back to first, whipped down from deep loft at that. Tlio Score. R. -JEN OROWN WHEN Attorney General I!ipur of Mhuiourt 'todry filed In tho stale mijiromtt court ipio warranto proroniUngi whlny, to oust tho "beef trust" from tln stnt in' MlHtmurl, HiiskifH ft.. ri"r.!lh on him. He had no monev and was -- -f -f Sheridan Williams Whoso Beautiful baritone voice has won the plaudits of all Australia. With the Columbia Park Boys. "HELLO BILL" GOES ON BOARDS TONIGHT Athon Stock Company to Open Their Second Week's Engagement With Strong Farce. ordered out of town, on penalty of working on the streets if ho ovor came back. I August Ilartmnn was an old ac quaintance of the judge. lie hnd a .balance of $2.50 on a previous fine hanging over him. August wns fined $o more, which he promised to pay by 9 o'clock or get out of town to his job. Chas. Wilson and Joe McCormick were given the option of five dnys on the streets or seeking u job out of town. Mike Swuning, who is n semi-annul contribution to tho city treas ury, came over from Siskiyou coun ty Sundny afternoon nnd wns ino briated when he arrived. Mike was assessed $10, which he paid. HARRY WHITNEY SAILS AGAIN TO HUNT IN FAR NORTH The Athon Stock company opens Ub second week'B engagemnt tonight at tho Medford in "Hello Bill." This is a farce comedy said to be a "screnm" from start to finish, enlisting tho cervices of the entire company and filled with musical numbers and spe cialties This company Is deserving of splen did patronago, as It proved Itself wor thy last woek, and It is now up to tho people of Medford to show wheth er they want this amusement during tho summer, for, unless tho patron age is Increased very much over tho last week It will bo impossible to keep such an organization hero. Remember tho dates for this woek and tho future Monday, Tuesday and Saturday. BOSTON, Mass., June 20. Tho steamship Boethic, chartered by Har ry Whitney of New Haven nnd Paul J. Rainoy of Cleveland, after being equipped ut this port, is today bound for the Arctic. Huntig will bo tho purpose of the expedition. Captain Robert Bartlett, who accompanied Peary to the far north, has command of tho Boethic. A bountiful supply of candy and (and was batted trinkets tor the igloo dwellers of tho north was included in the Boethic' onrco. Members of tho party said they would not attempt to find tho records Dr. Cook claims to havo loft nt Etnn. Wheat Goes Up. CHICAGO, III., Juno 20. Septem ber wheat advanced 7 cents in two hour.' trading todny on tho strength of reports of dry weuthor in the northwest. You can novor tell when that old town of Jacksonville Isn't likely to "slip ono over.' They enmo near do ing It a week ngo Sundny on tho Medford H Medford team, and they put it ovor Central Point 8 the "champions" from Grants Pass Sunday by a score of 6 to 2. Mcln tyro was In flno form and ho had tho support, which helps him a wholo lot. Tho ono troublo with "Mack" Is that he gots discouraged when a team makes a few bobbles behind him, loses his head nnd docs not pitch up to his standard. At Medford when Medford and Cen tral Point opened tho gnrno tho wind wns blowing a galo across tho field and tho peoplo who attonded showed a lot of sand and also accumulated some on their clothca by showing up nt all. Tho pitchers wore handicapped by tho cross wind and tho out Holders had tho worst tlmo ovor. A high fly would start for tho loft garden nnd by the tlmo tho wind got through with It tho ball was likely to drop In rflght field as nnywhoro olso. Burgess started for Medford, but ho couldn't mnko his near sldo curvos work at all and was taken out after two Innings. Ho uld mnko a threo bagger In his only tlmo up, howover, which helped some in tho scoring. Coleman, with his fast ball, ovorcamo tho wind nnd allowed only ono hit for tho rest of tho game,. Lux for Central Point couldn't mako his slow ball work In tho wind freoly. Forguson Rochcllo Runs Down Another Steamer and Goes to Bottom En-, tiro Crew Is Lost In Accident. ii. 13 o E. 3 c GILLETT IS COMMENDED BY MANY CHURCHES SACRAMENTO, Cnl., Juno 20. Governor Gillctt todny received from many churches copies of reHlutioiis commending hie notion in preventing tlio Knufmnn-I.nngford, tho Joffries Johnson nnd other fights in Califor nia. Ho wns lauded from tho pulpits of several San Frnneinco churches and from those of othor California cities yesterday. Ministers dcclnred thut Gillett hhowed irrit nnd acted fenrlossly ngainst strong powers nnd influ influonccs. IIo was termed by one minister "Tho Greatcat Mn:i in Cali fornia Todny' Fourth of July at Jacksonville. Watch our emoko on that auto pageant July 4, 1910. Bo suro niul outer your enr nnd win ono of those cnsli prizes offered, Mr. or Mrs. Au loist. Got in line, oven if you only hnvo n ono-lungor. Compote for that $100. Remember a fifty in gold will bo givc.i ns a second prize Come Mr. Au.o Owiif, nnd outer our cm July 4. TUB JACKSONVILLE FOURTH OF JULY COMMITTEE. LIVERPOOL. Juno 20. Tho crow of tho steamer La Rochcllo of Ray mine, N. J., munborli'g ton man, woro drowned today following n collision between tho Ln Rochcllo and tho utcamor Yowos. Tho La Rochollo ran down tho Yewen and sank within n few minutes after tho collision. DP. COBLE'S OPTICAL PARLOR REMOVED TO 235 E. MAIN STREET. OVER STRANG'S DRUG STORE. Would Oust Beef Trust. JEI-TEKSON CITY, Mo., Juno 50. -f - " GOODFRIRND MOTEL. JAN rRANCIKO I. COOOIRItMO, Mitupr romirityHotrUHInnfotilnml Ht PrfiMNmrU Hlirrt, nwrdntry, mlhiliiliiit llof-l Mitniu 1Vn lltilrl Manx lil,ir MarkrltUnvlf'AI. trmnftrr to IVmrll. Moil Iioun) niul IjcuUui (ur bilk lulling tho city Motto. BATES, tl.00 PEU DAY ANI Or Conley Goes East. LOS ANGELES, Cnl., Juno 20.- Bantain Weight Champion Frnnkio Conley will leave tonight for Chi-' cngo. Ho expects to pick up n fow1 mutches on the far sido of tho Hock-' ies, returning to Los Angolos next ' month to moot tho winner of the I Morn.i-Attcll match scheduled forj UMMU til UUU VJVlilVJl IUU JJVUU KUI' cr's brother, will nmungo tho trip. Notice. Notico is hereby given to real es tate dealers that my property is off the market. MRS. J. D. EVANS. 78 CtlSETS $1.00 to $5.00 BRIDES AND DIAMONDS iiro in evidence this month. Tlho selection of either is a muster of no little importance). As to the Dnimontl part of the bargain, we arc ir I position to guarantee satisfaction. J. W. DIAMOND USE. Main St. Your Chance Are yon hunting a bargain in fancy decorated (riis and Saucers? .Ii so, attend our big special cup and saucer sale. Tuesday and Wednesday Over 20 styles in fancy decorated Japanese and Im ported Cups and Saucers; our regular (55c, 75c and pi .00 quality; for tbeso two days, Choice 50c FANCY BOX PAPER 200 boxes of the celebrat ed Quality Brand Writing Paper and .Envelopes to match; our regular 75c and $1.00 quality; sale price, 50c Box 10 dozen ladies' plain black lisle finish drop stitch Hose; a !15c quality in most any store; sale price, 15c Pair 2 Pair for 25c Men's Socks, tho best wearing hose in tho city, any size, in colors black or tan, 15c pair, 2 pairs for 25c HUSSEY BAN