Medford mail tribune., July 10, 1910, SECOND SECTION, Page 13, Image 13

MiqPFOIlD MAIL TRTBPNID, MIDDFORD, OREGON, SUm)AY, JULY 10, 1930.
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CHARLTON NOT
VET TOGO FREE
Oospllo Stories That Yuunu Man
Woulil Do Freed, Owlnii to Techni
calities, Ho Is to Bo Tried (or
Murder or Insanity.
.IKHKKY (MTV. N. J., July 0.
)m)Uo HtorlcH Hunt ImmikiiHl yoH
tonlny Unit I'ortor Clmrltloii, tho
oonfomtoil wlfo-munloior, milit no
fruo livuuiiHU of tucliulual liitchux bu
twoun tliiH country ami Ihu Italiiin
Koviiriitiiuut, I'roHumitor (itirvln do
olart'il unipliiUiuiilly today Unit lliu
youthful Hlayui' will not lo kjvuii IiIh
J'rtH'ilom, hut that ho will curtaiulyl liu
trit.'d uitliur Ity a court or an humil
ity t'onuitiHHiou.
"Tlio Klatuiuisul that this hoII'-coii-IVkhciI
iMiriHitrntor of a fiondiHlt
-orime, ho I'iumliHh iih to arotiHo
louhtH iih to liin Hitnity, may ho turn
ed loorio on Hit) (joiiiiiiiinity Iicciiiihq
of any h'jjal luchnlcallty !h an iiiHiilt
to an American court," ihiclarcd tlm
Jurriuy itroHcciitor today.
Oarvin declined to tttutu what ac
tion ho will take, hut it 1h holiuvod,
havinu hiuiHulf hucomu convinced of
Cliarlton'H mental iucomimtancy, lie
-will link for an iiiHiinity commi8nioii
iih hood iih the matter can ho taken
out of the IiiiiiiIh of tho utato depart-
muiit.
Daroncss May Recover.
ItHKIMS, Franco, July (). In
apito of frightful injuricH HiiHtaiued
in her 'JfiO-feet drop from nil aoro
lilaue at Hethnuy PlaiiiH, HaroueHH
lu In KocIiu'h chanco for recovery
nro favorahlo today, according to Dr.
ItotiHrtnll.
Tho harouoHH wiih much Htroncor
itiid although iiuahlo to move owing
to the fracture of her IcgH nml aniiH
and internal injuricH, hIio retained
coiiHrioiiHiicRH.
It in now helieved that hor Hkull
-wan not fractured.
BURNS SAYS HE
GETS NEXI FIGHT
Honvywcliilit Is In Portland, en Route
to Seattle Says Johnson Prom
ised That Ho Would Bo Next Man
to Meet Him.
PORTLAND, Or., July . "I am
tho next man with whom Jack John
hoii will fight," declared Tommy
ItnriiH. nx-Iieiivvweiuht champion, to
day. IIuriiH Ih in Portland on route
to Seattle, where Iuh wile awaitH liim.
IturiiH told local nowKpapor men
(hat immediately after the fight at
Iteuo, JohiiHou gnvo him an uii(iiali
fied promiKU that ho would givo
ItuniH a chancu to regain the cham
ploiiHhip, and that Hurim could count
on hnviug tho first fight.
According to ItnriiH, ho and Jolni
hou will fight in London. Tommy
Hiiid 1 1 null McliitoHh, the AiiHtraliiiu
promoter, prohahly would arrange
the match.
"JoIiiihoii told mo Unit he thought
it no more than fair that I should
get Urn firnt chance to limit him,"
Hiiid Toiiunv, "hocaiiHe he never
would have won the holt if I had not
fought him and lost," ho concluded.
Falls From Aeroplane.
N P.WMURYPOltT. Miium., July 0.
While flying in a biplane, 7fi feet
above the Pluminlnud river, A. L.
Pfitmcr full from hit machine to
dav. It in foared that ho wuh fatallv
injured Internally.
Eden Precinct Items.
Hortlo Htancllff of Phoonlx wna
down to Modfonl with borrlen Friday.
Mm. Jou Under wnu up from Mod-
ford vIbUIiir hor fntlior, L. A. Rouo
of Phoonlx.
Jerry HIbIiop of Phoonlx took a
loud of flno nvnpuorrlcs to Medford
hint Friday,
Mr. nml Mm. Fred Prntt woro Mod
ford vlidtorH Friday.
0. Caroy nnd wlfo woro In with
herrlcH from Star garden Friday.
Morris iilittorH, nuRlfltod liy Mrs. Pc
toy of AHhlnnd, will kIvo n concort
In Phoenix at Woodman hnll Monday
evening. AdinlHslon lCc and 2Gc.
ProrecdH to ro to tho Pronbylorlnn
Aid Hoclety.
1 CENTRAL POINT NEWS ITEMS
Iioiiro romodolcd nnd doco.ntod with
n now coat of paint,
Tho thormornotor Friday ovonlng
registered 100, hut tho blcsxcd Itoguo
Will (1. Htool, tho leading Hplrlt In leaguer and Iuiowh hall playcra when jvalloy hreczo Ih with iih nlwayo.
(Jrntor I Mho promotion and father of ho hoco thotn.
the Cintnr Lnhn park, wan attoiidliiB1 Tho funeral of MIbb Opal Hoathor
lo biiHlnoHH mutteni In Central Point ; ly wan largely attended and many
Friday evonln;. TIiIh Ih Mr. Htcol'H ht-'iiutlful floral offering!) woro placed
., . .... ,, . . , ,,,, Ion tho hlor by hor ochoolmatcB,
fnit v Hit to Central Point In throe ' ..,. , , ,
Ar. ft. Womnek r.nmo I I from WonU
yeniH and ho uxproimeH ureal HiirprlHo vIo l0y to ait(snA to HOino ljI)8ncH8
at tho wonderful Krowth and Improvo- mnttoni.
NOTICK.
All momborn of local 1840 nro noti
fied to bo proHont July 7. Qunrtorly
mooting nnd li.etnllntlon of officers.
UefrcRhmonto. 94
C. E. UJATHKIIMAN. It. B.
TInnkitiK fo- Hontth
moiit of Central Point In conornl, Mr.
Btool oxpoctn tho laritoiit tourlHt pat
ronage UiIh year over known at tho
lake,
John G-rlfflthH Ih building a flno
J2000 bungalow on KnHt Pine Htrcot.
Walter Illner of Frcno, Cnl., Ih
vIbUIiib frl'iudn near Central Point.
Ho Hiiyn tho Itnituo Hlvor valley Ih not
In It with tho San Joaquin when It
cornea to holnj hot.
Many Contra! Point cltlzonn nro
Hovoroly crltlclulng tho county cor
oner for tho Mlr.'tory ninnnor In which
ho carod for tho body of Thomas
Hmlth nnd IiIh unJiiHt nnd iinroaBon
nblo r.wiortlon that Mnrflhal Holmca
wnn roopoiiBlblo for tho death of Smith
Tho peoplo horo roadlly call to mind a
tltno whon tho coronor'ii Hen, In com
pany with nnothor kid, ran away
from homo. Tho coroner sont word
to Marsha! IIoIihob to Intercept tho
IndB nnd send thorn home, nnd that
ho would pay tho bill. Marshal
IlolmoH found tho ladH. took them
In, dried tholr clotlicB, boiiKht thorn
Bomothlng to oat, boiifiht UckotB nnd
Bont thorn homo, hut nn yot tho cor
oner nnd no other man ban paid
Holmes back hla original capital.
Qiicbb tho marnhal miiBt lmvo been
tho caiiBO of thoBo lads running off
nlBO.
Tho now wntor system la aorvlng ns
II Bort OI JOU!! comioriur uuiiuh
thcBO trying hot days. Thero !b wa
ter In tho pipes, but tho small gal
loping authorities nro making no ex-
tra effort to got It to tho ctistomors. !
Antone Lombardlnl, an Itnllnn clg-!
nr mnkor, Is In town and Is consider
ing tho establishment of n factory In i
Central Point '
Mrs. S. A. Patterson nnd children
will go to Aahlnnd Monday to romnln
during tho Chnutauaun meet. Sam
will botch during their absence, unless
ho ninkos up IiIh mind to enjoy his
vacation with them In tho "land of
Idlowlld."
Manager Nnsh nnnounces that ho
has picked up three now ball players
and will Hoon hnvo a irackerjack
nlao In tho field. Mr. Nash Is an-old
W. IF. Hall (not Whipple) carno In
from HoBohurg today nnd will mnko
arrnngomontu for taking a largo party
to Crntor Iako.
I). W. F.owlH & Bonn nro putting In
a comploto outfit for Handling flah
In connection with their moat mar
ket.
An AugiiHt enmp mooting Is bolng
planned by tho Pontccostal brothron.
Gcorgo Obcnchaln 1b having his
Tho old wood span and covered
hrldgo ovor Dear creek la getting In a
dangerous condition for travol, and os
pcclally lo thin truo regarding auto
mobiles. Tho flooring In worn al
most In two In several places.
Central Point has a young man
who Is building an acroplano and ho
bellovea that IiIh machlno will bo a
passongor success, j
Experienced Clothing Salesman
Window Trimmer, and Fancy Show Card Writer
would like a position in Medford. Answer, stating
salary, etc., jgj
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Box 126
Salem, Ore.
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II. U. Patterson, tho Qua
kor Nureory mnn, has moved
bin offico to 110 East Main
street.
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BANKING.
Hnvo you investigated our facilities,
our resources, our modern methods
nnd equipment for handling ordinnry
deposits, loans, collcctiotiH and hank
ing business in general? No? You
will find it to your interest to make
inquiries.
FARMERS' AND FRUITGROWERS'
BANK.
GOLD RAY GRANITE CO.
Office: 209 West Main St., Medford, Ore.
.:l
Operating Quarryljat Gold RayOregon
DEALERS IN
BUILDING, MONUMENTAL AND
. IRIKHED GRANITE
THE BIGGEST RETAIL BUSINESS IN
THIS CITY COULD BE CREATED
BY ADVERTISING EXCLU
SIVELY IN THE MAIL
TRIBUNE.
No business of any moment could be built up in
this city WTEHOT rT1TT PATRONAGE OF
THE READERS OF THE MAIL TRIBUNE.
ANT BUSINESS which persistently seeks and
secures the patronage of THE READERS OF
THE MATT TRIBUNE can be made BIG
ENOUGH TO SATISFY ANY BUSINESS AM
BITION any mercantile aspiration.
If there is any wisdom in CONCENTRATION,
then there is wisdom in a one-newspaper campaign
of publicity. Such a campaign is AIMED AT
SOMETHING- DEFINITE it has direction, ob
jective. There are no wasted expenditures no ex
periments, no advertising to prove your "friendli
ness' to some cause, or faction, or interest.
The patronage of the Mail Tribune readers can
"make" any store any enterprise in this city.
THE LACK OF IT CAN QUICKLY UNMAKE
ANY STORE OR ENTERPRISE IN THIS CITY.
And, more and more, the Mail Tribune's readers
are coming into the self-interest habit and practice
of buying things that are advertised in the Mail
Tribune. For they are realizing more of them
every day that the firms that advertise in their
newspaper are rendering them a REAL SERVICE.
And they APPRECIATE it.
Buicks
Lead The Vallev
A ,. . t
In Number of Cars Sold
In Low Cost of Maintenance
In Satisfaction Given Owners
In Durability, Reliability and Speed
Have been tried and found not wanting.
Ill 1 1 C rC S Have Proven the Be$a Gar for the Rogue River Valley.
-"-, A JL.LJ Are the Cars that Stand the Wear and Tear of Rough Roads
Nearly 50 Buicks Sold in Medford this year Another Carload in today If you want one Speak Quickly in order
to get one at oice, without Delay. Otherwise you will have to wait for delivery.
THI5 IS YOUR CHA
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MEDFORD BUICK COMPANY
Garage on Riverside Near Main
MEDFORD, OREGON
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