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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OR MOON, TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1910.
PIONEER
WOMAN
IS. YOUNG DOES NOT
0BJEOPICTURE8
CHICAGO. 111., July 12. Mrs.
Mrs. P. J. Ryan of Jacksonville, One N Flaw Younp, president C the
National Education association and
of First Settlers, Is Committed to
lnsano Asylum at Salem Has
UL'M
EEK
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ADJUDGED INSANE
CLEANUP OF OXFORDS
Been Failing Some Time.
Mrs. P. J. Rynn, widow of the late
IViirick liynn, and one of tho first
settlers of Jacksonville, was adjudg
ed insane by County J wipe Xeil on
Titosdny and ordered committed to
the iusano asylum at Salem.
Airs, Ryan, who is nearly SO years
of KO, hns been fnilimr mentally for
a year or more, but only of late has
3ier dcmcn'ia developed u violent
form. She is a large woman and for
ier aco very stronj;, and matters
Unally reached n stae where she
could not bo controlled at home, and
licr oommitfent was found to be ne
cessary. Mrs. ltyan and her husband came
to Jacksonville in the very early days
-and by dint of hard work and econ
omy accumulated considerable prop
erty. Since the death of her hus
band, u year or more ago, Mrs. liynn
lias been gradually failing in mind.
superintendent of tho Chicago
schools, refuses to join the ranks ol'
the alarmists over tho Keno fight
pictures. Mrs. Young, who has jut
returned from Hoston, whore she wii
elected head of tho educntors after
a lively little fiaht of her own, de
clared sho could seo no reason for
preventing tho exhibition of the pic
tures of tho Jeffries-Johnson un
pleasantness, j
"Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, wlio
is considered a good judge of,
sports, approves of boxing. I don't '
see why I should object to tho Reno
fight pictures. I do not think there
is any reason for opposing them. I
think tho objectionable features of
tho pictures can be removed, as thov
usually are."
PECULIAR GROWTH '
MOUTH OF HORSEll
Surprising Values Offered at
SALE BEGINS
Ridiculously Low Prices
WEDNESDAY
In order to make room lor our inll lines, which will begin to arrive shortly, wo linvo decided (o place our entire stock of Ox
rds on SALE A I LMvICESthat will clear the shelves in double quick time. TILTS TS YOUR OPPORTUNITY to buy your
oice of nil brand new .1910 styles m Oxfords at a substantial saving. Don't dolay, but; come early Wednesday morning, while
for
ehoic
the assortments are good.
ROLLES DASHED TO DEATH.
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tramework could be heard plainly,
lor after the first shriek the crowd
-was silent.
Holies fell headlong from the brok
en aeroplane and In an Instant was
tburicd by a mass of crumpled can
Tasa, splintered wood and twisted
"wires. When the wreckage was re
rsorcd it was found that the heavy
tsaotor of the plane had pinioned and
vrashed him to death. He was dead
-when taken from theidebrls.
v Andcmars Falls Also.
Meantime Aviator Audemars, fly--lag
a miniature Demolsello machine,
lecamo confused, lost control of his
'crart, which turned over in the air
-arad fell to tho ground.
Uoth accidents occurred almost slra
JHltaneously, creating a panic In the
jsreat crowd. Hundreds of persons
-rushed to tho stands, trampling wom
ea and children in their flight. Others
surged about tho wheckago of tho two
anachincs and Impeded tho work of
zreKne.
People Forced Back.
Police and attendants at the aero
drome finally forced tho people tack.
3lollcr.' hody was carried Into the
JssUrid, while Audemars, badly hurt
and unconscious, was given temporary
aid and then sent to a hospital. It
was announced that he probably will
atjcover.
. "With tho double accident, the
Bournemouth meet was hastily ad
journed for the time being.
Holies had gained enviable fame as
ann r.vlator. Ho was tho third of tho
inanbirds to cross the English channel
mnd was England's foremost man In
sae ronaut!c3. He was one of tho three
Englishmen selected to participate In
:tlie international halloon race to bo
ield in St. Louis In October, and later
-was to have taken part In Interna
tional aeroplane contests on Long Is-JlaxL
James Cantrall was exhuming a
peculiar formation on the street
Tuesday, which the wiso one guess
ed as beinfr all tho way from the
tooth of r. prehistoric reptile to a
putrefaction of the brains of the man
who bet that Jeffries would win. The ,
object was probably live inches inH
length and two and one-half inches
in width and about the same meas
urement in height and weighed a
couple of pounds, seemingly compos-'
cd of ivory and cement. On the up
per surface a depression' appeared,
smooth and showing all tho charac
teristics of tho tooth of nn equine
"That." said Mr. Cantrall, "is a
tooth taken from tho jaw of a mare
which crossed the plains in the earlv
dnys, by Davo Vincent. I persund-d
him to let mo have it as a curiositv
Thnt polished portion yon see was
made by the notion of the upper mo-,
lar for yenrs. The tootli wasn't
taken from the jaw the jaw was
removed from the tooth."
Misrepresentation in a store's ad
vertising Is aa rare as murder. And
no more profitable as a business pol
icy, i
res
Sale of Ladies' Oxfords
Every lady in Medford can use an extra pair of Oxfords now. You
have until November to wear them, and at the extremely low prices
named below you certainly cannot miss a look.
At
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Specials at $1.50
This lot includes n number of styles
in patent, tans, kid, etc., in all sizes,
values never offered be
fore at the low price of.
$1.50
Special at $1.75
This lot comprises all sir.es in the
newest styles in patent, tuns, gun
tuoU.ls and kid, sold in sonic stores
for almost double our tyt J C
sale prico of 4jJ. L O
Special at $2.75 Special at $1.75
This lot comprises our vory fluent
Oxfords in alt the most popular
leathers, all sires, tans, patents, kids,
etc. surprising values
at only ,
$2.75
A HiMwiul lot of tlin famoiiH Moldoln
and Coon brand of Oxfords, in par
ent and tniis, all sires, vory tiiuo
stylus, exceptionally fino (T! J e
to wear special at... pM.J
STRIKERS RIOT IN PORTLAND
NSj? P5v
SALE OF MEN'S . OXFORDS
MEN, hero is your chance. Don't miss it. You should come earlv
and if you ever wore a J. & M. shoe or Oxford, you will ask to see the
styles were arc offering during this sale at special prices. Nufsed.
J. and M. Oxiords Reduced to $5,00
Special at $3.0Q
All other Oxfords below .-?.j will go
into this lot, nnd we can assure you
that the values won't bo duplicated
elsewhere; nil sizes, in patents, tun-,
gunmetnls. glazed kids, etc.; all new
1910 stylos; tho best values wo ever
saw to go during this T ff
sale at pOJKJ
Special at $2.75
Hero it n fine lot of 0l'ui-iU, all
size, the uu'.v latent Mvlcx, nil new,
clean, cIiiksv O.Nfnrdn in tun, patent,
ulnzed kid mid giiuuielal; if vnti want
the best bargain in Oxfords that vntt
have seen for a long liiiuCO J C
come for tt pair at P.X J
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Married.
MOOAfAW-DUTTON At tho res-
Sduace of J. Ilnrtmnn, by Rev. Chns.
IT. Johnston, Josephus Moomaw and
Nellie Dutton.
I Too Late to Glassify
"WANTED Stenographer for a few
weeks' work. Apply R. H. Hanauer,
TOtim 1C, Postofflco hldg. 99
"WANTED Young lady to travel with
carnival company. Address G3, this
offico. 97
VOUND Purao, containing some sll
ver. Call at C. J. Semon, with Med
ford Comont & 'Paving company, tf
'f WANTED -To rent, 4 or 5-room
liouso, modern. Address P. H. II.,
-this offico. 99
secure a raise of 25 cents per day.
The Employers' association, made!
uo of members of the vnrious dmv-
ing companies of the city, hns im-
ported a largo number of strike-'
breakers. j
Until this morning but little trou
ble had been reported, although a
number of the strikebreakers had
been arrested for carrying concealed
weapon's. In four cases it was prov -
en in court that the revolvers had
been furnished by certain officinls of
draying companies. .
FAST TRAIN WRECKED.
Sale of Childrens'
Oxfords
Oxfords, all
..$1.25
..$1.75
Special lot of Children';
sizes nnd the neatest
styles to clean up for
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lira M. DM. Nicolas, Grand Harbor,
Mich.; body bruised.
Mrs. Charles Lamont, Detroit;
spine Injured; condition criMctl.
Mrs. H. B. Barnard, Indianepolis;
back sprained; foot Injured.
MIhb LouIeo MuBhopcn, Beach City,
O.; scalded about body.
The wreck occurred nine miles from
tho little telegraph station at Metz
at 5:45 a. m.
Cause Unknown.
The cauau of the accident is yet
unknown, but it Is reported here that
the conct train leaped tho track on
a sharp curve in a narrow gorge of
tho santa Cruz mountains.
Tho onsino and tender turned com-
i
reduced in pnee to
mm t
Another lot of fine Ox
fords to go special for
Buster Brown Oxfords for Children,
all sizes and leathers, all Gjfl rr
$2&..JL.UU
We have n big assortment of Oxfords for tho little toddler a host P
of styles all neat styles all worth from twice the sale price up to go )P
during this salo
All Childrens' Oxfords Reduced in Price.
DUFFIELD BROS.
214 E. Main
Medford
a limited stipplv, to K"
during this sale at
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Sale of Boys'
Oxfords
A special lot of Bovh' OxfoidH, (Iih
double wear, durable kind all sixov,
tans, patent, etc., to go
during this male at ... .
..$2.00
Hti'cl-Shod Oxford for Hoyn only
$1.75
GERMANY DEFIES U. S.
Mjl Tl
Continucd -from Page 1.)
the Monroe doctrine.
After the i'liot conciliatory state
ment there was much bustle about
the foreign office.
Second Statement Given.
After the high officials had held
n secret conference the representa
tive of the United ,1'rcss was sum
moned and (he second statement was
handed to him. Ho was told that :t
represented ufciuiaio'd rsont atti
tude, i
The attaches of tho foreign office
feel that Secretary of State Knox
was presumptuous in publishing the
kaiser's letter to Prosident Mndriz.
Tho government is awaiting develop
ments at Washington.
Government nowspnpers today are
under instructions to emphasizo Gor-
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TllE LADIES' PAVOHITB.
"Wherever Parisian Sago Is Known It
Has the Call.
Parisian Sago, that most efficient
xtt all hair reattrers, Is a very dellghe-
Jul and rofroahlng hair dressing. Bo-
aides posaecalng these qualities it will
Itosltivoiy make any wo-a.a'a hair
ft, luxuriant and attractive. Chas.
Strung soils It for 50 cents largo
feottlo and will return your money if
Jtt dres not cure dandruff, falling hair
and itching scnlp in two woo::d.
"I hid given up hopes of over bo
Jbr cured of dandruff, when I pur
efcaod a bottlo of Parisian Sago, It
,1i8 entirely i raovod tho di.ndruff
and has otartod a growth of now
liair. end bII this aftor laving been
4rsnblo4 15 years. I choorfvlly roc
WMBEd Parisian Sago." Mrs, EUz'
ltH Anderson, Mecnanicscurg, x-h.
,A,.t.. aam nnA IaII Intn tYin Qfillnnn
I1ULL'1 UVt.1 UUU iVW tW fc.w fcj... . .
river. Tho Wells, Fargo express car U'5' "Knt to maintam any rola
plowed the ground for hundreds ofjtions sho sees fit in Central nnd
feet and then followed tho engine , omn iimenca wnnoui in any way
Tho compilation baggago and smoker
left tho rails anad remained poised
upside down on tho brink of n high
cliff overhanging tho stream.
Automobiles from Salinas and Sole
dad carrying physicians woro rushed
to tho Econe of tho wreck.
Tho second section of No. 75 was
a special train run for tho benefit of
COO members of the Chemists' asso
ciation bonid for San Francisco,
Hany prominent eastern men and
their families woro aboard.
Tho wreck occurred on a reverse
curvo and railroad' men bollovo that
tho loosening of n rail was responsi
ble for tho disaster.
Lator roporto received indicate that
Conductor Metz, aftor whoso father
tho station Metz vas namosd, escap-
od with slight Injuries.
Fireman Ernest and Engineer Dix
on nro still missing.
A railroad wrecking crow loft Sole-
dad soon .-ftor tho wreck and a
"ehoo-fly" track will bo built around
tho wreckago to pormlt tho passage
of regular t'-alns.
Train No. 9, which was duo at tho
placo whoro tho accldont occurred,
was hold up In tho nick of tlmo by
tolcgraphlc orOoro nt King City.
in her policy of nonpolitienl nite.
fcreneo in the affairs of the West
ern Hemisphere is believed in Wash
ington to be tho result of siiccuwHt'iil
negotiations between Germany, Italy
and Japan.
Jujiaii In Deal.
That Japan Jms succeeded in in
ducing Germany to enter into an of
fensive and defensive alliance, fol
lowing the expected withdrawal of
Kngluud irom u similar pud is one
of the possibilities indicated, it i
snd in diplomatic circles.
tfnpati i known to ho seeking un
entrance into the triple alliance and
ih also to be planning a dofoiiMo and ''lnck propound for tho aamo. Blanks right to roject any anil all bids.
offensive alliance with Turkey, pro
stimably for the purpose of liarniK
bing Jtiissia.
Kngluud already hns bugtui to
.strengthen her defense in the far
cast, and politicians hero look upon
German and Japanese activity as the
opening stugo in a studied course of
interfereuco with the policies of the
United States, both in South and
Central America mid in the far east.
An curly announcement made by
German y stated that there had lien
no intention of wounding American
IV'-llllgH.
will bo furnished iiiion nnnllcntlmi ' llv nr.lor i.f tho School Hoard
by tho Clerk or Architect. Plans No. H,
and specifications may bo had at tho1 J. V. DAVIS, Chairman.
Architects. Tho board roitorves tho! T. C. IAW, Clerk,
consulting the 1'idted States.
Paper's view.
Tho Voosicho' Zeitung, the organ
of tho government, in an inspired ar
ticle, says:
"Whether the United States or niiy
other government recognizes or re
fuses to rocognizo Jfadriz is a mat
ter of supremo indifference to tho
Gorman government.
Qonnnny's sudden chnnge of front
For a city of demoralized streots,
Medford, tora up for paving, heads
he list.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids will bo rccolved by
Chas. D. Lyon, at Medford, Oregon,
until July 22, 1910, for tho orectjon
of a frame public school building,
according to plans and specifications
proparod by Chas, D. Lyon, Architect,
Medford, Oro. All bldB must bo
accompanied by a certified check
payablo to "School District No, 14,
Juckson Co,, Willow Springs, Ore.,
for tho sum of 175.00 as a guaranteo
that tho contractor will furnish an
approved bond equal to 35 per cent
of tho contract within ton days aftor
tho awarding of tho contrnct.
All bids must be mado out on
The Stanard of Excellence
The Waterman Fountain Pen
We Feature Them
DIAMOND'S
118 EAST MAIN STREET
MEDFORD
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Single rooms or en suite
also rooms with bath
Che finest
Sample Rooms
in the city.
Hotel Moore
Fire Proof
Rau-Mohr Company
Proprietors.
European Plan
Big machinery is now excavating tho ground,
northwest corner Main and Ivy streets, for the new
HOTEL MEDFORD
Watch the dirt fly and hurrah for Medford.
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TilL BIGGESI RETAIL BUSINESS IN
THIS CITY COULD BE CREATED
BY ADVERTISING EXCLU
SIVELY IN THE MAIL
TRIBUNE.
No business of any moment could bo built up in
this city WITUOIT"' ,,,T' PATRONAGE OP
THE READERS OP THE MAD, TRIBUNE.
ANY BUSINESS which persistently seolcs and
secures tho patronage of THE READERS OP
THE MAIL TRIBUNE can bo mado 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-howspapor campaign
of publicity. Such a campaign is AIMED AT
SOMETHING DEFINITE it has direction, ob
jective. Thero aro no wasted expenditures no ex
periments, no advertising to prove your "friendli
ness ' to some cause, or faction, or interest.
The patronago of the Mail Tribune readers can
"make" anv store any ontorpriso in this city.
THE LACK OF IT CAN QUIOTCLY UNMAKE
ANY STORE OR ENTERPRISE IN THIS CITY.
And, more and more, the Mail Tribune's renders
aro coming into tho solf-intorest habit and practico
of buying tilings thnt nro Advertised in the Mail
Tribune. For they aro realizing more of them
every day that tho firms that advertise in their
noAvspapor aro rondoring them a REAL SERVICE.
And they APPRECIATE it,
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