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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1910)
t AN APPLE TREE IN EACH ROOM Hnl Plntt Erection New Dwclllnu on East Slilo Which Arouses Much Comment on the Part of the Pass ion Tlironii. Much odimiKMil liiii. been iiuiuril in llui MiiiltH (if Dm imhhIiik llironu on llio mul Hlilo liy lliu itpplu trccH wliloh 11 in Ki'owinir within llui I'imiii ilalloii liciiiK Ir.id Tut' lli'l I'IiiM'm imu' r.isiili'in'ti. Ah it IikiIh now. tlicio will lie mi npplc t ion, in I'lii'li iiiiiiii. Mr. I'lntl recently Mturlcil eoii Hliiiiiliiiii ill' u IiiiikIhoiiio now Imiiikm- lllW 1111(1 Witllill till) niilfilH'H of I III) I'oiiiulatiiiii iiimi full-crown mid lienr inn (ippln trctw inn HliiniliiiK' Tliuir i'alo !h trmihHinr tlm p.iHHtii-H-liy. DEATH IN RACE RIOTS. ENGINEERS TO ON STRIKERS Grand Trunk Locomotive Guldcrs to Go Out If Trains Arc Manned by Nonunlonlsts Officials of Train men In Conference. (Continued fromJPaftflJU porutu liulit lictwcon iinncil iii-jjioiim mid white, men Ih niKinif near l'nloH- liun Imlav. a mlhiK l rcMrlH from there, (lovcrnor Cauiplii'll Iiiih or tltueil Hint tlio runner and militia hliall diHiirm all citir.eiiN at all hnr iinlw. Twcntv-fivii ui'KnioH mid five whites aro ruportetl dead and hooiiik iiijiiroil. I'aloKtiuo iiiitlioriliori report that uiauy iiiuii liuvo been diHanm'd, hut that tin' rioting Htill ruiitiniicH. Troop havii hift Sun Antonio, Kort Worth. T.ylur and Marshall for the hi'ciih of the liolinu'. Saloon ill Palestine have been cont'd mid storekeeper oido.rt'd not to Hell firearm. The iiiljutnnl-uun-cral miiiouiicod thin afternoon th.it a htiiall dulai'hiiii'iit of rn niter In rcai'lii'd I'alt'Htitin and that tin- it tiatiou piohahli will xoou he undor control. Mt'HHiiu'i'H indicate that the entire htutc i aroiiHL'd mid that white arc Hwitnninir toward Palestine afoot, on horsehack, in wiikoiih, hiiititi' and automobile. ' ItiotH aro rtiwirtod at Slocinn, in Antiunion county, and at Klkhnrt, near I'nlcHtinc. Mounted poHe under Captain llcee Fowler, veteran of the Nica rnitiiun war, aro pntrolliuir tho conn trv to prevent further outbreaks. Fowler has itiven his men oiders to hhoot to kill if riotimr bcuin. Tho inoiiuteil itunril, it is lielievcd. will ovorawo the blacks mid help Mip prehs the disturhauees. WHITES FLEEING PLANTATIONS Negroes Threaten to Kill Anyone Enterlnn Their Settlement. I'AI.KKTIN'K, Tex., .lulv .10. I Twenty neitroc mid five while nicii are reported dead mid xcoron of whites and neirroes injured in i tot -intt throughout the uiuht near here. A call upon (iovornor Campbell for troops hn been made. Three hundred untied ncitroe are terror ir.itit; the countryside. Kcotes of white iiieu flceinir from the plantations and furin nrrived here today with their families. They brimr word that the ncurm-. Iiave threatened to kill any white uiou who attempt to enter their settlement. Hundreds of whites here mid ii nearliv town are nrnunu' for liattlc. DUIIANI), Midi,, July 30.Oiie. hundred and twonty-flvo iiiiKliicuru of Jtlic (Iriiinl Trunk railway will Htrlko Hiinday, accordliift to huuuiiiumIh In hiici by tho HtrlkliiK trnlnmcn and cnnilnctoni today. If tho non-union men aro retained the I'lmlncoift will i;o out. It Ih be lieved hy tho HtrlkorM that It tho en kIiiimth (to out tho dlHputo will ho Hettlod within IM bourn. It Ih reported that President Stono of tho Ilrotherhond ot Locomotive HiiKlneor mid 1'rcHldont Carter of tho .Urolhorhood of Flreinon, after ((inferring with official of tint Grand Trunk Pacific at Moutror.l, aro com I ni? to niiraud with "iiowh acceptable to tho Htrlklm; conductorii and train-moil." Bankrnpt Sale Tremendous Success I'OKBlllly thO IllOUl HUCCOKHflll HIllO over held In mtthoru Oregon Ih In full hhiHt .it the old Htjind of linker & Iliitchatjon. TlilHHto:!: vns bought al tfic on ilio do'lar by C. F. Hurl burt & Co. of Portland, .mil JudclntT from tho ImnioiiHo crowriH on their opoultiK day, ttilo Htoolc will not Innt ImiK. Tho 30 clerkH woro unable to dl imtch tho demands mado for titer cIiuuiIIhc and tho doom had to be locked half of tho day. Ranch Owners, Notice. Man with family wants portion as nun nicer of rnneli.v Horn mid raised on I'n nn. .1. K. lrcndrick-. AnIiIiiiiiI, Or 11-1 lrul"' klfff m&9z;sz N tftizm w m With a Kodak Film Tank ou an declop films for . per dozen anywhere clear water can be IijmI the dark room mid the experience are in the tank. Let ii- demonstrate. Medford Book Store MANAGUA STATE OF PANIC Sudden Advance of Fstradii'M Forces Terrorizes City Madrlz Army Routed and Driven Back Toward Capital Foreigners Ask Aid. V15KA CRUZ, Mex July 30. MamiKiia, Nlcarar.ur., Ih In a Htutc of panic this afternoon, according to ad vices received hero over tho sudden advamo of the KHtradu forces, They city Ih surrounded, tho dlHpatchcH Hay, ami It Ih feared that nn attack may hei;ln at any moment, Tho Madrlz forcott at Mauatcpo have been routed and driven back lowurd MamiKua. They lout their cannon and a largo mipply of ammunition. The cannon olr.cd by tho HHtrndu forccH aro IivIiik hurried toward Man agua to help In tho attack on tho city. It Ih believed hero that ICntrada planK to bombard tho city. Women and children uro belni; hur ried to plnccH of Hafely. Foreign rcs IdeutH have iiMkcsl protection at tho cotiHiilateH. It Ih expected the con hiiIh will demand that tho HHtrnda forceH refrain from bombari'.lng tho city, hut It In feared Miat tholr do immd will bo dluregarded. Routed Holdlont of tho Mndrlz fon.cH itnvo reached the tlty and re port Bharp fighting near tho Tlpalapa river. I OLD YAKIMA IS BURNED; LANDMARK WIPED Wanted Of 1f1t4C ADVICK AHOUT THK EYE Hliould bo sought only from those qualified to glvo It. TL'o traveling peddler, oven tho ordinary oyoglaBB Holeiman, la not compotont to ad vise about tho most dollcato organ of tho body. IP YOUIt EYES ItOTHEK YOU havo mo cxamlno thorn eclontlflcal ly. If glasscB will aid, I'll supply thorn. If not I'll toll you so and recommend you to an oculist. DR. RICKERT. Over Kentitcr'H Medford Girl for KoiicrnI hoti-.j work. Hotel cook. 10 laborers. Matt and wife. Loggers. Laborers, $2.75. Itiinch bunds. Cooks. Light wagon. 2 carpenters. 10,000 acres or more stnmpage. FOR SALE. 100 acres, (J'a mllt-H Medford, $3000. 0 tents. 1 brood mare, cheap. Fine business at invoice. 7-room house, modern, fine furniture, snap price. 7 horses, harness and hack. Ijo(h $10 down, easy payments. Alfalfa tracts, under ditch, $100 per acre. 8,000,000 feet timber, $1 per 1000, 10 acres timber and wood, 7 milet Medford, very cheap. 10 acres and improvements, $800. 3 pony, $25. Close-in fruit land, under ditch, $200 per acre. 3 room modern house, $250 down, $1800. 80 ncrez, income $2500, tools and (cams. $0500. Ono aero for subdivision near So., Oakdnlc. $2000. 00 acres creek bottom, $125 per ncro Boardiuc house, snap price. Far Trade. lO'a acres, Grant I'nss. Lots for spnn horses, weigh 2500. 3-room house, lot 50x150, for acre ace. 1 acre, 4-room house, trade for team. 2,000,000 feet timber for Medford or Portlnnd property. 2 lots for 2 or 3 acres. 20 Acres, 12 in fruit, close in, for city lots. 4-room house and barn, take team in trnde. RELINQUISHMENTS. 1G0 acres deco red soil. GO acres of fniit land, 200,000 feet of timber t miles from Jacksonville, $200. 1G0 ncrcn, 40 acres red fruit so.l, 7.r0,000 feet of timber, 3 miles from Jacksonville. $100. E. F.'A. BITTNER Room 207 Tavlor & Phlpps Bldy Phnn 4141 Main OUT NOIJTII YAKIMA, July 30. Old Ynkiimi Citv, which wax left in the lurch 25 .years ago byhe removal of the lownsito to North Yakima, lost its business distiiet this afternoon. Ten buildings were burned. The es timated loss wax $8000. The fire started in an oil stove and until mi engine arrived from North Yakima. four miles nwuy, a bucket brigade win the only ftro department. The wind was finite high. One of the buildings burned was the old At kins hotel, tho material for which wan hauled from Tho Dalles before the Northern I'acifio railroad was built. During tho afternoon tho presldont wob taken on a slglit-fleolng trip about Bangor. FAST FIST FIGHT IS FOILED BY POLICE J. II. (orrigan nnd nn unknownl mixed it in front of tho Nn8h HfHr- day evening and it was a boniitifll sernp until tho police spoiled H bvl arresting both parties. Corrigim -jintl up $10 to insttro his appuiirnucrl Monday, while tho other chap illl stay in tho custody of tho chief ovcrl Hundav. Patronize Home Industry Don't send your money away if you want your property to advance in value. The Medford Harness Co. can supply your wants in light and heavy harness, strap work, saddles, tents, sadlery hardware, etc. HARNESS MADE TO ORDER. FINE REPAIRING. MEDFORD HARNESS COMP'Y A TAOKSTROM, Proprietor, Successor J. C. Smith. East Main Street Medford, Oregon OXFORD SALE Begins Monday, Aug. 1st and Closes Monday, Aug. 15th Our entire stock of ladies', children's and men's Oxfords are now on sale. They must go. You can not afford to miss this sale if you wear half shoes, and you can wear them for three months to come. Come and examine the quality we show. LADIES' FANCY OXFORDS, SLIPPERS AND PUMPS. $2.50, reduced to $1.95 $2.75, reduced to $2.10 $:i.00, reduced lo $2.20 ijaSO, reduced to $2.85 CHILDREN'S OXFORDS AND SLIPPERS. (Joe to 75c, reduced to 50c HOc, reduced to . 70c $1.00, reduced to 80c $1.25, reduced to : 95c $110, reduced to $1.10 $1.50, reduced o $1.20 $1.05, reduced to $1.35 $1.70, reduced to $1.30 MEN'S HALF SHOES IN BLACK, TAN OR OXBLOOD. $,'UX), reduced to $2.55 $:i.50, reduced to $2.95 $1.00, reduced to $3.30 LADIES' LOW HEEL COMFORT HALF SHOES. Plain toe or with toe cap, lace or elastic sides. $1.85, reduced to $1.40 $2.00, reduced to $1.55 $2.25, reduced to '. $1.70 $2.50, reduced to $1.90 MION'S VIURY FINIS QILAL 1TY $5.00 TO $0.00 K. O. OXFORDS DURING THIS SAUO The House of GOOD SHOES The WARDROBE $4.10 Farmers and Fruit" growers Building GREAT Demonstration Sale of HIGH GRADE Pianos and Player Pianos POSITIVELY THE LARGEST STOCK OF PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS EVER DISPLAYED IN MEDFORD. Never before have the purchasing public of Medford and vicinity had the opportunity of selecting an instrument from a stock as large and com plete as is now being shown by Eilers Piano House at the Weeks & Mc Gowan Company's Furniture Store. Over $18,000 worth of high-grade Piano's must be sold bv August 15 1910. MR. PIANO PURCHASER: Just so sure as the sun shines, if you let this chance go by, it is going to cost you money. "We are offering the rarest piano buying opportunity of your life and WE KNOW IT. We wa nt YOU to know it. Will you investi gate? Will vou call and see what all this means? READ. REFLECT. THEN ACT QUICKLY. Just ponder a moment, All-. Piano Buyer. Do you know that more than one-half the pianos sold in the Pacific coast states are now sold through the Eilers stores. (The New York Musical Courier is authority for that state ment). Ten years ago the first Eilers store was established on the Pacific coast (in Portland). From one small store the organization has grown to forty stores. From selling a few hundred pianos in a year it has grown un til now the sales are numbered in the thousands. No business could grow to these wonderful proportions without good reasons. The ever-increasing patronage of Eilers Piano Stores would have been impossible without the thorough confidence of the people, gained by the most progressive, straightforward and liberal treatment of every patron of the house. From the day we first opened our business on the coast until the present time it has been our aim to make every customer a satisfied customer, for we realize that the best advertising we can do is to gain the good will and the influence of our patrons. It has always been our aim to give more value to the piano buyer than any other dealer could. To accomplish this we have established a system of effecting everv possible saving for the benefit of the customers. SHIPPING IN TRAINLOADS. All our pianos are shipped from th e east in carload lots and mostly in trainload lots, and this, together with our special "harness system," do ing away with the use of boxes, introduced by us, has enabled us to save the patrons many thousands of dollars every year that otherwise would have gone into the hands of th e railroads. FACTORY INSPECTION. There is often a big difference in p ianos of the same make and st'le. They may not vary in the quality of the materials used, but in general workmanship and tone quality of the piano. We keep an experienced pi ano man who understands piano construction constantly in the eastern fac tories to select our choicest instruments. He selects from thousands of instruments, the pianos of the very best construction; those most beauti fullv finished and those having the richest and most resonant tone. THE ORDINARY DEALER MUST BE CONTENT TO ACCEPT FROM THE FACTORY THE PIANOS SHIPPED II LM AVE GET OUR CHOICE OF THE CHOICEST. A BINDING GUARANTEE. Having selected the choicest pianos of the various factories (including over fifty-five makes), we are enabled to give with each instrument sold a binding guarantee that warrants the instrument against any defect of material or workmanship. We thus assure every purchaser entire sat isfaction or a return of his monev. STERLING NAMES. in selecting the pianos that we represent, special preference has been given to those whose names have for many years been a guarantee of ex cellence; makes that have been sold by Pacific coast houses of old days for many years. The famous Chick ering, America's oldest and the world's best; the most popular of all modern high-grade pianos, the world renowned Kimball; the Sohmer, the favorite of the most appreciative musicians; the rich toned Lester of Philadelphia, used in hundreds of mu sical conservatories; the Hazelton, "the piano of New York aristocracy." The genuine and most durable Decker; the old reliable Hallett & Davis; the Ifobart M. Cable; the Schumann; the Story & Clark; the genuine Au topiano, already in use in over six hundred Oregon homes. All of these any many others attest to the high quality for which we constantly strive. DON'T WAIT. DON'T DELAY. BUT COMK AND COME EARLY, TOO. Bear in mind that the exceptional feature of this opportunity lies in tho fact that you are enabled to place in your home a strictly first-class in strument for a price ordinarily paid for a piano of shoddy quality. NEW PIANOS $275 AND UP. TERMS AS LOW AS 16c PER DAY. EILER'S MUSIC HOUSE LOCATED WITH WEEKS & McGOWAN FURNITURE COMPANY.