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MKDFORD MABD TKIBPME, MBDTO'BD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 19.10.
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IN TRAIN
WRECK
FORT WAYNE, Jnd.. Sept. 21.
Thirty-five persons were killed in a
hekcUon collision between two Wn
bnsh valley traction cars this nftcr
noon near Kiugslnnd and 20 were
injured.
The Wnbnsh Valley road is nn
electric interurbun line operating be
tween Fort Wayne and Lognnsport,
Inn. The accident occurred near
Kingslnnd, in Wells county, south of
hore. The two cars that crashed
were specials.
f he cars were running at a Irish
'rate of speed when the crash came,
according to reports of the accident
received here. Thev met with ter
rific force and ono of them
practically demolished.
was
STOCK MARKET STEADY
NEW YORK, Sept. 21. Prices at
tho opening of tho stock market to
day showed little chance from yes
terday's close. Beatings wero slug
gish and tho variations In price were
confined to fractions. Interborough
Metropolitan was under pressure,
preferred dropping a full point. Dur
ing tho later trading tho prices fluc
tuated without a definite trend, the
price changlngs being upward. Great
Korthern preferred rose 1. Union
Pacific and Reading rose fractions.
Pressed Steel Car fell 1. By noon the
Hiarket was alcost stagnant Slight
decline; followed.
Bonds were steady.
(Furnished by Moss & Co., by private
wire.)
NEW YORK, Sept
range of prices:
High.
Amal. Copper 63
Am. Car Fdy 47
Am. Loco... 376
Am. Smelters 67
21. Today
Low.
62
46
36
65
116
98-
134
104
74
37
190
74
146
Close.
63
47
.37
67
117
99
135
105
75
38
190
75
146
33
29
131
30
26
56
127
128
20
55
Am. Sugar . .
Atchison . . .
Am. Tel. . . .
Bal. & Ohio..
Brook. R. T.
Beet Sugar..
Can. Pac . . .
C. & O
117
99
135
105
75
39
190
75
C. Nor. West 146
Cen. Leather
Con. Gas ... 131
D. & R. G... 30
Erie 26
Ot. Noj?. Ore. 56
dopfd ... 127
Ills. Cent .. 128
Interboro .. 21
do pfd ... 55
130
29
25
56
123
128
20
54
4.I.. N 144
M. K. &T.. 37
Mo. Pac .... 53
Nat. Lead . . 52
N. Y. Central 114
Nor. & West
31
31
53
50
113
53
52
114
97
117
40
129
107
33
142
31
31
63
40
122
115
23
167
68
116
45
35
63
Nor. Pac . . .
Ont. & West.
Penna. . . . . ,
Tea. (Jaa . .
P.r8. Car . . .
Reading . . .
Rep. S. & I.
Itock Island
do pfd . . .
S. F. II pfd..
St. Paul ...
So. Pao ....
So. Ry
117 114
129 128
143
31
31
63
40
122
115
23
140
30
30
62
39
120
113
23
164
66
115
45
35
60
Un. Pac ....
V. 8. Steel . .
do pfd . . .
Utah Copper.
Wabash pfd.
167
68
116
46
36
Westlnghouse 63
Call money, 1,
Total sales, 471,000 shares.
Cklcego Markets.
Wheat High. Low.
Close,
106
100
54
51
37
34
.May 100
Dee ,.. 100
Corn
105
100
May . , . ,
Dec . . '. . .
Oata
May , .,,
iWj f
Pork
J&B. t ? i
55
52
38
35
54
50
37
34
18.35 18.30 18.32
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NMS 4 COMPANY. Brokers
mm YORK STOCKS
tilRAlfe'AXD PROVISIONS
VtUtAtK LKASKD WIRB 4
HOOM 1 P. O. BLOCK
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For vSale
by
M00R-EHNI CO.
213 Fruitgrowers' Bank Bdg
RANCH PROPERTY
10 acres bearing fruit, 1
miles out $15,000
10 acres bearing fruit; good
buildings, IV2 niiles out....
$15,000
2y2 acres truck and berry
land, water, buildings, 1 1-4
miles - $2500
10 acres truck and berry
land, water rights,' barn ....
$3750
SY2 acres fruit, good build
ings, tools and stock, close
in $7000
20 acres all fruit, 10 bearing,
a bargain $12,500
7 acres bearing fruit, g6od
buildings, Vfe miles out ....
$9000
30 acres near Central Point,
part bearing, good build
ings, water, a bargain
$16,000
240 acres best fruit land,
part bearing, house and
barn, 4 miles out, per
acre $300
35 acres, all in fruit, build
ings, spring, wells, stock,
tools .: $17,500
40 acres near Central Point,
fruit and alfalfa, worth
$400 per acre $12,000
CITY PROPERTY
5-rom bungalow, modern ....
$2500
8-room house, 3-4 acre $1800
Fines residence lots on 8th
t $500 to $700
6-Toom modern house $2700
5-rom moderncottage $2000
2-story house, lot 168x258,
$2000
5-room modern cottage $2100
Fine residence lots
and dwellings in
all parts of the city
MRE INSURANCE, BEST
COMPANIES
CALL AT OFF. ICE OR
PHONE MAIN 2592
Wilton Lackaye in "The Battle."
Henry E. Dixey is a great admirer
of Wilton Lackaye and fond of re-'
counting stories of tho wit and prow
ess in repartee of tho star of "The
Battle," which, by the way, is due
here.
"Steele Mackaye said to Lackaye
one day of course this was years
ago llr. Lackaye, you're too full
of spirits, too full of the comedy of
life. You'll never be a great actor,
sir, until you've had a great loss
and a great sorrow.'
"'All right answered Wilton,
gravely, 'why don't you write me 0
piny? I'll have both."
NOTICE.
The American Woman's league will
meet at the Christian church at 4:30
p. m. Thursdny. All members re
qquested to attend.
(Signed) SECRETARY.
ADVANCE GUARD HERE.
(Continued from Pae 1.)
Over 200 inquiries have becne
ceived at the Commercial clubin tne
past two days, showing that interest
in this section is at fever heat' in
the east. More and more letters
from prospective Bottlers arrive each
dny, and it looks as if the capacity
of Alcdford hostelnes will be tested
to the limit, as it was last spring.
DR. CRIPPEN BOUND OVER.
(Continued from Page L)
ings. When they werp taken from
tho building nnd back to their pells,
both wero depressed and Mile. Lcn
evo showed signs of possible col
lapse. "I am not expressing any opinion
on tho evidence thnt has been sub-
mjtted, particularly with reference
to Mllo. Leneve," said Magistrate
Do Rutzen, "but I think sufficient
facts have been adduced to warrant
the committal of both for trial."
Attorney Newton explained at tho
close of tho hearing that his failure
to produce any witnesses for tho de.
fenso should not bo construed as an
admission of weakness. lie sniu
that tho defense had its casn wll in
hand and that it was ready to go to
trial, but he believed it waB evident
that tho magistrate intended to holJ
Fruit Jars
REASON'S, the jar that has stood
tho test of years and is yot the best
jar made.
SOHRAM'S, solf-sealing jarsthe
kind that once used will always ba
used.
THE BEi
The best is none too good for Mcdfon' people, and our experience in cat!.'
raising, buying and butchering has taught us how to got tho best thou, too,
our cold storage plant keeps all meat fresh without causing it to becomo bd
after being sold to the customer. Try hero for j'our meat and 'provo our
statements.
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Warner, Wortman & Gore
ttMIIIIIIIIIHIMMMIMMIHIH
MEDFORD THEATRE
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22nd.
Wilton Lackaye
(Liebler & Co., Managers)
IN CLEVELAND MOPFETT'S DRAMA OF LOVE
AND DOLLARS
THE BATTLE
Seats on sale Monday, September 19.
the couple for trial nnd that it would
bo unwise to produce the line of de
fense that will be presented when the
final hearing comes up.
The next step in the proceedings
will be the indictment of Crippen for
murder and Mile. Leneve as nn ac
cessory. This will be n purely for
mal matter.
i
MAN IS STABBED.
(CenHnned fron'pace L)
tion was today "hurled broadcast over
southern Oregon. '
Was a Carpenter.
Mock has been working as a car
penter this summer In Med ford. Last
fall ho chopped wood for Arthur
Rose on Griffin creok. Tho man
has borne an evil reputation since
ho has been In this district, but has
not caused any trouble. He was in
the habit of hinting mysteriously of
crimes hitherto performed.
JesBo Smith, tho murdered man,
had served in the Sevonth United
States cavalry for a number of years.
He bad seen active service in tho
Philippines and during tho Boxer up
rising in China, as five bullet scars
and ono bolo cut on his body testi
fies. For four years Smith was a
Texas ranger. Ho was 35 years old
and unmarried.
An Eyo Witness' Story.
The tragedy is described by David
Martin, ono of the two eyewitnesses,
as follews:
"Mock and Jesse went hunting to
gether on Labor day up Griffin creek.
Jesse got tired as they found no
game and returned homo. Mock's
dog followed hlrn. Jesso tied tho
dog up, fed and took care of It.
On Mondny Mrs. Mock camo after
the dog. Jesso 1b said to havo Jok
ingly said: 'I haven't your dog.' She
thought that he was lleing to her
and becamo angry. Finally Smith
gavo her the dog.
"The next evening McMullen, Jesse
and I wero sitting around tho table
waiting for J. II. Free to come over
from his home across tho street to
mako up a four-handed game of
cards. I was reading while the others
wero talking together, when there
was a knock on the door. McMullen
naked the knocker to enter. Mock
camo In tho door looking somewhat
RESH MEATON
MARKET PHONE 281 GROCERY
RESOLVE!
Th9 best resolution for yon
to make is to come to us for
your next salt, if you want
something out of the ordinary.
We do the best work an J charge
the lowect prioea. '
W. W. EIFERT
FKOOBJlMXVl TAXLOB
Modern Sweets
Make
Welcome
Treats
ThiUtJern SmX it tkt
OutnnlM f JPvra mtd
WktUfmt
Candy
i
PtreU tU "iltiarn DW
Un CMftrtlttwy U, lira fwtUW, 0ew
flushed. I think ho had beon drink
ing. He sLook hands with mo and
Jesso introduced him to McMullen.
Then Mock noked Jesee: 'Why did
you try and steal my dog?'
Tho Lie Pawed.
" 'I didn't; I was Just fooling with
your woman; I did not intend to
keep tho dog,' Smith answered.
" 'Why did you call my wife a
liar?' Mock said next.
'"I didn't call her a liar,' Jesse
responded. Then the lie was passed
and they wero fighting. I, do not
know which ono hit first. Martin
and I were going to lot them fight it
out, not knowing that Mock had a
knife in his hand. Thcro wore two
lamps on tho table and I grabbed
them, as they were In danger of be
ing tipped over.
"no nan Killed Me."
Suddonly Jesse cred: 'Take him off.
Ho has stuck mo with a knife.' Mc
Mullon grabbed Mock's wrist, but It
was too Jaw. Jesse said quietly:
'He has killed mo,' and fell face
downward on the floor. I asked
McMullen to go and telephone for a
doctor. I ran outside to see If there
was any help In sight, and at tho
door met Mro. Mock, who said:
Josse hit first, and don't you Ho
about It.' I returned to Jesso and
tried to got rooponBe from him, but
ho could not talk. After a minuto or
two tho struggling ceased and I know
that tho man was dead.
"I bellevo that the murder was pro
meditated acd that Mock camo with
an opon knlfo in his pocket with tho
Intention of doing damage to Smith,"
Mrs. Mock is bolng held by tho ,
officers, as It Is bolloved ihfct she Ib
an accomplice,
J
Coroner Kellogg Is holding an in
quest this afternoon.
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"- P50
Stoneware
Churns, .Tars, Crocks, Flower Pots,
all sizos and tho best values over
put on tho markot. Tho pricos this
season are lowor than last, on ,c
count of tho immense quantity so-..l
bv this store.
EARTH
PHONE 280
New
Stock
Wo hnvo-tho youngest grocery
storo in Medford. All goods are
cunrnnteed "NEW STOCK" nnd
euro to bo fresh. If vou want
tho best in stnplo and fancy
Groceries givo us n trial.
Wo mnintniu n specinl delivery
nnd enn givo you prompt service.
Sale of Dishes
Allin
6 Allin
132 West Main Street.
Phone Main 2691
Our Special
25c
COFFEE
is tho finest for the money to bo
found in tho city; in fact, wo be
lieve it is as good as most cof
fee sold at 35o a pound. Try a
pnekago and sco if you don't
think it is all we claim. Every
thing wo carry is on a par with
this coffee a little belter than
you usually got for tho money.
Olmstead
& Hibbard
Phone Main 571
1
Fountain Pens
When you buy a Foun
tain Pen you want tho
best.
WATTEEMAN'S
has proven tho best.
You are sure of a good
pen if it bears tho trade
mark and comes from a
Watterman factory.
The Medf ord
Book Store
Bac
Cash Store
NEW ARRIVALS
CHEEvSE
Imported Swiss Cheese,
pound 40c
Wisconsin Oronin Brick,
pound 30c
Edam Ohcese, Med.,
each $1.00
Tapico Sago for grating
each 10c
Limburgor, Oamombort,
Breakfast, etc.
Watermelon, largo, and
sweet ono, direct from
Fiero ranch, oach for
TODAY 15c
Fresh Fruits Peal's,
Apples, Peaches, Ba
nanas, Grapes Prunes
Fresh Vegetables
Carrots, Cauliflower,
ITead Lettuce Sweot
Potatoes, Beets, Celery,
Egg Plant Squash.
Try our 25c Coffco
and O. 0. Brand, 1V2
pounds 50c
Tea, a direct importa
tion. iTnpnn Spiderleg, oxtra
choice, pound 75c
Japan Basket Fired,
choice, pound 50c
E. B. Congon extra
grade, pound 60c
Try a pound of the
best value for the nioney
in tho city.
Crockery Sale.
A cleanup of broken
stock pattern, Pekin
blue.
41in. plate, at, each 10c
5-in. plate, at, each 12c
G-in. plate, at, each He
7-in. plate, at, each 18c
8-in. plate, at, each 20c
Tea cup and saucer 22c
Coffee cup and sau
cer, each 25c
Covered dish, each $1.50
Creamers, each 25c
Creamers, medium 3c0
Creamers, largo 35c
Oat meals, each 13c
Fruit dishes, each ....10c
B. C
Cash Store
Medf ord 's Best Grocery
223 W Main St. Tel. 23
223 W. Main St.
Telephone 2341
THE MERRIVOLD
FOUNTAIN PEN'
$1.00
Every pen is guaranteed
to give satisfaction.
Come and examine this
fine pen. Every school
child should own ono.
We also carry
CONKLIN'S
SELF-FILLING
PENS
Durable and satisfac
tory. THE
MERRJVOLD
iSHOP
134 West Main Street
Henry Stono of Talent lias ordor
ed the lumber for a $4000 bungalow
which ho is intondlng to erect on his
orchard near that placo,
BKLECT10N8 IN 11KAL KSTATBi
KiHt front bungnlo, , S, C hI.,
$1000.
Sninll hoiiHO, iffiOO. i ity
30-aoro fruit farm, fino iiuproVc-
iiioutH, $10,000.
J noroH, oloao, $1050) , t'
Knst front lotB in Kenwood on
tiuiu.
Solool property on Wot Main; a
bargain.
Vino cottngo, new, oust Hide,
$11000.
Act from HiIh list; it won't appear
again for ono wocg.
GKOHOK Y. nYKH,
Hoom 11, over Med ford I'. O. 158
FOR SAL13 ftiur IOIh, Bowor nnd
water, ntruot ordered paved, hIso
filxlQO foot, jfl'jnO; or I IoIh, filx
100, for $1000; on Pnhu hI. TIioau
nri) (ho ulumpoHt loin iimido tlio
corporate limits of Mcdford. Ad
drosH owner, P. O. box 172. tf
1'OIJ SAM-! 5-room house nnd lot
TfixllU fool, on H. ftvprprcoti hI. nenr
now Medford Grocery Co. building
for .f'JfiOO; riKlit In tho now warehouse-
district nnd will double in
value in 18 months , 1 block from
S. P. friiiijht depot. AddroHH owner,
. 1!-. iLfci7-'. tf
FOlt SATjK AiTlilonl Binnll farm of
10 uoruH, alinoHt H miles from
Phoenix, unino distanco from Tal
ent, Or.; fruit laud, 2 pood sprinti,
fi-room hoiiBo, outbuilditiKD, small
fruit, fl ticres elenrod, ,$800 worth
of wood; $1200 down, balance on
timo to Hiilt buyer; lake earn to
Talent and I will show you (ho
property. L. N. Judd, Hoburtu
bldj;., Tuloni, Or.; only $10 per
Hero. 1(12
FOR SALE Do you want n fino
farm of GO acres, noar Anderson
crook, Talent, Or.? Fertilo soil,
healthy location, ainoiiK tho hills, 20
acres under cultivation, a 7-rooiu
house, outhitildiiiKtf, etc., etc.; n
well of pure, sparkling water, suv
oral livini: springs of water on the
place, a fino bearing family orchard
of throe acres, early and late ap
ples, also ponchos, pours, pliitm',
prunes, cherries nnd somo Hiunl)
fruit; lovely view from it of Iho
valley; will mako Homebody nu
ideal homo; six thousand dollars
thnt'H only mm hundred dollars nn
acre; take your wife, and coino on
tho cars to Talent and I will take u
rig and go out nnd show you tho
place, h. M. Judd, Hobort bldg..
near depot. 102
WANTKU To oxchango somo of (he
very host of orchnrd lauds, 0 miles
of Medford, for good dcHirnblo city
property; pricos right. Addros
box '107. Ifll
WANTED Foreman for young or
chard; wife to board men. Apply
Nash hotel at between 1 nnd 2
n. in. lf)8
WANTED-IIigh school girl to work
for bonrd ami room. Phono Main
1021. 1M
FOR SAL!- Iland-mndo sweet cider
dolivorod daily, 25o gallon by bar
rel. Phono Main 2012, W. E. WoIIh,.
Medford. MO
WANTED Modern furnished Ikmiho
of fivo or six rooms, contrnlly lo
onlcd, by couple, no ohildron. Ad.
dross A. A., caro Mail Tribune 10 1
Some
Good
Investments
A bountiful homo, 8 roomn,
completo, bath nnd linlln, lot (0x
17r, fino lawn, on paved street,
cIoho in.
Hcnutiful bungalow, 5. Inrgo
rooms, bath, laundry trays, built
in furnituro; nil plnstorod nnd
tinted, cement walks; a bargain.
fl-room houso, now, largo burp,
food well, lot fiOxlfll.
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120 neroH good farm land,
houso nnd bam, dcop soil, irriga
tion ditch on lino of proporly.
niaoksmith Bhop, good well,
building and tools, all for $-150.
Two fino lots, 00x17-1; 30 largo
npplo trcon; a bnrgniu at $500
oneli, terms.
A fino 5-room bungalow, stono
foundation, largo porch, 10 laiyo
apple, trooo; tonnB,
Ono of the host lots in Medford,
53x1-171., oast front; $800; a
bargain,
Thos. H. E.
Hathaway
'134 West Main Street.
lUskjns for Health. '
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