Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 06, 1910, SECOND SECTION, Page 12, Image 12

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    12
MEDFORD MAIL TJECiUNlS, MEDFORD, OREO ON, SUNDAY. NOV KM HER G, 1910.
K
4
Js
Central Point Items
Mr. O . Vox linn itonc to Hlierlilart,
"Wye, In ronpivnsa to h tck'Krntn rccolv,
d Monday evening, advising her of tho
rtHtrloui Illness of her mother, Mrs.
auwllnRH, who reptiles In that city
Captnln una Mr. HrwIIiirii were, for
witr residents or this plnco and havo
aaany frlcmla In tho valley. It Is un
derntood Mrs. HawHti" suffered from a
rroko of pantlyfllt recently.
Mayor I-oever and J. W. Mycr mo
ftered to Medford yesterday morning.
Emit T. Erlckson, who owns a flno
Hwict of land east of Central Point, wag
in town yesterday morning on busl
ines". .
Jud IVrnoll. ythe Jackeon count
ftwuthpaw balltosser. who has tnado tho
-Anplegato valley famous by breaking
Into fast eastern ball company because
3js could deliver tho goods. Is homo for
Hh winter, after bavins spent the sum
nr with the Dotrolt team. Jud Is a
full-blood JacksOn county native and
3ila clever left arm and well-balanced
tfcraln will doubtless carry him Into the
forefront or pitchers before, many years.
A flue fire at the Msgnidor home, tn
be cast part of town, called out the
ilr department Saturday evening, but
tUm) blows had spent Itself before the
Tboys got properly under way.
Mrs. N. P. Thompson, who has been
visiting friends and relatives In Sams
"Valley for a couple of weeks, has ro
tane4 home.
M. U. England expects to get Into his
ww store within a few days and will
rt nettled at his leisure as soon as
ili shelving and fixtures are finished
nd In place. The shelving, showcases,
tc, arc all made In Central Point.
-When all Is completed Mr. England will
Hive one of the most handsome drug
stores In the valley
M. O. Womack, the well-knowu min
ts man, has struck a very promising
-yrospect near Gold Hill that promises
to develop Into n veritable bonania
Tho vein Is four feot v,ldo and largo
portion of It Is literally shoo full of
the precious metal.
Mrs. V.IUabiMh Heal stopped off hero
for n day or two during the week on
her return from a pleasant visit with
relatives til Junction City, Portland and
other Willamette valley points. She
went on to Ashland Saturday, where
hse. expects to spend the winter, but
will probably return to Central Point
In tiro spring and build u now homo
herA
Mr. and Mrs P Olson returned Sun
day from a pleasant -visit of several
week at ltov-burg and lrtland.
Dr. and Mrs. K. l"als were Medford
callers Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Lester Mavis of Ashland, who
has been the guet of Dr. hnd Mrs K.
Davis for two weeks, returned to Ash
land Sunday morning
Mrs. Thronla Slmpklns returned Fri
day from a pleasant visit with her
brother, J. A. Shields, and family, at
nervals.
Mrs. M. M. Cooksey left yesterday for
Portland, where she expects to spend
tho winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Itose Hartlett.
Heports from many sections of the
county arc to the effect that an In
creasing number of republicans have
announced their Intention of supporting
J. W. Myers for county commissioner.
Many who heretofore have supported
Mr. Patterson now object to his can
didacy on the ground that ho is not
willing to abide by the will of the peo
ple as expressed at the primaries. On
tho other hand. Mr. Myers declared
policy of letting road work by contract
Instead of having It done by day labor
as Is now done, meets with general fa
vor. It looks mighty like Myers now,
with Mr. Patterson tblrd man In the
race.
, v savnee's creat revival of "The Prince of Pllsen." Medford
thc?terPsaJur?ay Number '12. Advance sale opens Tuesday, Nov. 8.
BIFPER LAST
- HOPE IS GONE
LONDON. Nov. 5. The court of
. . . 1 .,.,,- Hlamlsftpd the
criminal appeui wu; -- - -
Tuition of Dr. H. H. Crlppen for a
atrial on a charge of having mur-
Tercd his wife. The decision means
-that Crlppen will bans November 8.
After hearing brief arguments the
court decided that there existed no
.SS?nd lor a retrial. Crlppen .was
Sim. though rmle. when the decis
ion was conveyed to him.
Only the interference of the home
-secretary can now prevent Crlppen s
button. U U not kely that the
Clemency of tho crown will be ex
itended in thla case. ,
Crlppen appeared in court with his
attorneys to learn his fate, in
rlnUng Crlppen the right to appjj.
justice Ridley ruled that Crlppen
must not appear In court when the
SiDeBlwaa argued. Today Justices
ffiing. Channel
Tuled Ridley and sent for the pris
'CrWn's step was firm, but his
,-SttoS of manner bad van shed.
THo walked steadily to his seat and
Conferred with his attorneys.
Barrister Tobln'a plea was that
trial iurors bad not been sutfl
"ently isolate and that outsiders
could communicate with them. His
bxtxrdy js.'K
Kd In the Crlppen borne to North
-Son had not taen ' cleat y
xo proofs ot murder.
LOS ANGELES C.J.. &
Mre. Vesta S atfo " mobile
tuo result ot a K'"1 husband
SffS. dffifng'be ir. is unable
tel?W .who Qwas drlv,ngBan
K,tber car on Norton aven 3Q
rtbat ho saw tho woman . wn Wn0i
-yoarB of ago, fall irom to
-apparently ePf.f.'"t a moderate
wUllo 'SiaS!? at a loss
?oPeae?counfodreSr action The case
waB irlven to the coroner.
. .1. nv anrvice to YOU
is ZrV::io than its advertising
2nd it aoesn't cost you money-it
biivcp you money.
- irtnc and
Sfin"id a. .i-
?o"r 2m on .'"'.'T.Tt
name when you vtuu iu - .
before .the name of Will . "&
PaId aa.)
New atooka make tbe stores new
nowadays-make them "wonder
lands" for people who like to see and
owu new and allurfoK thinRfl
Haektea for heUh.
CliERK LOCKED IX VAULT
HAS NARROW KSOAl'E
LOS ANGELES, Cal.. Nov. 5.-
Deputy Clerk W. C. Hart of the
United States district court 10 -
covering today from the harrowing
experience of being locked In an air
tight vault in the federal building,
where his screams for help failed to
penetrate to his fellow clerks work
ing on tne omer sine 01 w ic-'i"1
wall of concrete and steel.
Hart went into the vault an hour
unA tlmA fnr rlrvitncr tho OfflCO
vaatnrAnv in some way the massive
steel door swung shut behind him
and he was caught in the cell, which
was not lighted.
nonntv Clerk Owen, seeking a
document that had already been
placed In the vault, opened tne uour
and Hart fell fainting into his arms.
PORTLAND TWEXTV-EIGHTH
CITY IN UNITED STATKM
wjQinvr.Tnv n fi.. Nov. 5.
According to well-authenticated ru
mors here today, Portland will be
ihnn. tn hrv Mm 28th eltv In DODU-
latlon in the United States when the
census. is announced. In 1900 the
city stood in 42d place.
it la iinrinrstnrwl that Portland's
population, while reduced below the
original report ot the enumerators,
will bo in excess ot tne ngurcs seni
In by Special Agent Heater of the
rnnniiR nhn rpeheoked the various
districts and shaved down the fig
ures by several thousand.
FIFTEEN THOUSAND A YEAR
PAID TO HALLPLAYER
NEW YORK. Nov. C Christy
Mathewson's salary for next year
was announced today by President
John T. Brush at $15,000. Like
wise, the Giant star Improves with
age, as his salary last year was ?10,-
000. In tho. post-season series alone
he showed ho was well worth the
money. Tho announcement was not
official, but Is accepted In baseball
circles as correct. ThlH is tho high
est salary ever paid a baseball
player.
You believed that "dead stock" to
be salable when you cought it.
Probably it was and is. Concen
trate a little ndvertisinc on it and,
in a week, forget that it over worrier1
you.
Notice
TO OUR PATRONS:
Owing to additions and improve
ments being mado to our power plant
at Gold Ray It will bo nocossary to
shut down ho plant occasionally for
the next few days. Shutdowns wbnn
necessary vtill be mado Sunday dur
ing tbe day and at noon hiyir ob
week days.
Wo trust that you will have pa
tience with us for these unavoidable
Interruptions in electric service.
Respectfully,
ROGUE RIVER ELECTRIC CO.
HOT SHOTS WORTH READING!
A vote for principle Is never lost.
Rather voto for what you want, and
not got It, than voto for what you do
not wnut, and then kick about it.
Any people o:t any clnss who wait
for liberty to bo hniuled down to
them from above, will forever re
main enslaved.
No man who Is prejudiced Is, or
can bo free.
Charity Is not Justice- It Is degrading.
How can a man get wealth who
does not produce It, uulesn somnoivn
producing It does not gel It?
Wo (socialists) know that our
present business methods made pau
pers faster than charity can relievo
them.
llo that will not reatuin Ih a bljuH;
ho that tliuv not Is a slave.
THE SOCIALIST PARTY repro
souls tho best thought of an ago
teiMulug with problems, and fraught
with Immense significance to tho gen
erations ot the future. Have you a
better solution?
CLEVER WOMEN
Always Keep Their Hair Fasclnatlnrj
and Free From Dandruff.
Almost everybody in Medford
knows that thero is no preparation
for the hair that can compare with
Parisian ace.
It cures dandruff, stops falling
Sidney Story
Of New Orleans, one of the foromostspenkers in Dixieland, cheer
ful, magnetic and convincing, will speak in this city at the
Opera House, Monday Night, Nov. 7 on
'Prohibition is Not Temperance'
AEr. Story's treatment of this subject has brought tears and
laughter to thousands of his listeners. It is an acuto appeal to
common sense of every sound thinking man, and woman and is
worth going miles to hear.
Don't Miss it Admission Free
ForQuicRSale
Six-room modern house, with funiaco, jmved streina,"
(finely t'urnishod), worth $(i000. For tliruo days wo
oan soil this fine homo for flROOO $1!0()0 cash, balance
like l-ont onlv $r0 per mouth, .lihiough oak wood
included for winter's use. A I3S01AJTELY A SNAP.
Huntley-Kremer Comp'y
Room 214 Fruitgrowors' Bank Bldg.
000OfO00OK000000000000'
For Lease
16-room modern houso, closo in, nearly complotod,
suitable- for. hospital, rooming or apartmont houso.
Phone 4141.
Bittner C& Clarh
K004000K00400f0'00
WHAT IS THE
Name
OF THE FINEST
Flour
that wo handle it won't take I
you long to answer this ques
tion. If you don't uso the flour
wo soil you haven't tried the
best flour sold in this oity.
Most bakers use a cheaper
flour in their bakery products
they eon make more on their
bread. We are sure that PURK
WHITE is the finest Hour, for
we have tried and found it to
bo better than anything wo dver
tried. Have you tried itf
WHAT IS THE
Brand
ON THE BEST
Coffee
Hundreds of homes right here
in Medford would answer right
off the reel. If you are a cus
tomer of this store you can an
swer, too. "Golden Gate" is
the name and you'll find that
we are not exaprReratinR when
we claim that it is the best.
Wo think so hundreds of fam
ilies in this section of .the coun
try think so you will think so
if you try it. Let us send you
n pound nejet time you need
coffee.
GROCERIES?
staple and fancy fjrocery line.
Anything you want in the
Allen &
Reagan
JEhone Main 2711
Main and Central
hair and itchin gscalp in two weeks,
or money hack.
It puts radiance and luster into
that dull, lifeless hair that many wo
men possess and does it in a ' few
days.
On March 25, 1010, Lulu D. Fix
of Raphino, ya wrote: "Parisian
Saco is a wonderful hair Testoror;
it stopped my hair from falling out
and stopped my scalp from itchinu:
also cured the dandruff."
Parisian Sago is sold by Charles
Strang for 50 conjs u largo bottle.
SIDNEY STORY SPEAKS MONDAY.
Sidney Story, for 15 years park
commissioner of Now Orloans, ex
member of Now Orleans' Municipal
assembly, father of reform measures
which havo absolutely solved slvlo
problems In his natlvo city, and one
of the foremost speakore In. Dixie
land, will deliver an address In this
city at tho opera house on Monday
evening, November 7th, his topic be
ing 'Modol License Law tho Only
The Best Sub-Division Proposition
In th Bogue River Valley
170 ACRES, HAIiP M1LR PROM RAILROAD STATION- 9
115 acres in grain; 10 acrea in 2-ycar-old pears; 45 acres in brush
and timber, cosily cleared; no waste; good house, two barua, all
fenced with woren wire; telephono; R. F. D. part lrlgatod.
Price, $155 por aero; total, $20,350. Terms: $7600 caan; 400O ono
year, 6 per cent; 114,850 fivo years, G per coat.
HUNTLEY - KREMEK COMPANY
214 FRUITGROWERS RANK.
Fltffiacst
Sautple Booms
in tho city.
Singlo rOMs or on suite
also roonwj with batk
Hotel Moore
Tolopbouo In Every Room
BAU-MOHR COMPANY
Proprietors.
EUROPEAN PLAN
00H4H'
Farm Lands and Orchards
Fine ranch, partly set to trees, fine soil, good location,
to exchange for Seattle property.
50 acres, just north of Phoenix; county road runs
through it; heavily wooded; will cut into 5, 10 and
15-acre tracts. Must sell at once. One-third cash
will handle.
28 acres, fine Bear creek bottom land; subject to ditch,
cheap and good terms.
23 acres in Orestbrook, half set to trees; fine buy if tak
en at once. $2500.00 will handle.
Corner lot on West Main; lot 1, block 1, Highland Park.
Make me an offer.
House and lot on West Side, $425.
We have the finest of bearing orchards, large tracts
for colonizing and timber for further orders. Any
thing in real estate at
D. H. JACKSON 01 COMPANY
1181a WEST MAIN STREET
MISS FLORA GRAY,
PIANO INSTRUCTION..
STUDIO, 144 S. CENTRAL.
PHONE MAIN 991.
1
For the Ambitions
& &lnfocritp
(Ebucatum
b? naJl (or tboM who cannot tUml la
umn. All Instruction. iDrmainr now
Z 1--. 1 I- Vlfl'P t'. l...li.n
K&UJ1U&UUUB, M .., ..-,
ttnjl.nt nn.Hnir far Cfllfiff Of tUUTertl
ty, omn'i t,lub, gimft. tBg'utttM and
boo tnVf r. N trTlniln&ry ciualu.
Uou u reiulrl. I Ul mu ataito dmh
opportjnUy yon. . ... ... . ..
ouu lot a acawip""" w
f
CorrMPondcnc Study Dtiutaunl
Unlreralir ot Ortna '
Ensana ui
00C00
Dressmaking
Two front rooms, centrally
located; 5 largo windows; flno
for dressmaking; $25 month.
Phono 2001.
oooxxxooooooooo
Curo for tho Evils of Intomporance,"
Mr. Story's address on this subject,
dollvered scores ot times, has gained
Uim tho plaudits of tens of thousands
of his llstouors. ,
Mr. Story will deal with fact com
serning prohibition and Its failure to
prohibit. He will support initiative
bill No, 328, which gives to ovory
city and town tho excluslvo power to
llconso, regulate, control, or to sup-
The Fair Oaks
Orchard Tracts
Close to Medford. Good
splendid soil. Sub-imKntol
nnd above front lino 70 ucich
now planted-to pears and up
pies. " Prices incut nnd terms
easy. Let wo show you a t;ood
real estate investmoat.
Earl C. Sabin
Room 202 Fruitgrowors Bank
Building.
Nursery Stock
Let us Quote You Prices on
All Kinds of Trees
and Shrubs
L. B. WARNER Jr.
At Warner, Wortman & Gore
Grocery j& j& &r Medford
$i
P. N. CUMMINGS T. W. OSGOOD
OSGOOD &CUMMINGS
THE BEST EQUIPPED ENGINEERING OFFICE
IN SOUTHERN OREGON
OFFICE: MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK BLDG,
00000O000OO00'
For Placer
or
Quartz Mine
CALL AT ROOM 3,
123 EAST MAIN STREET
koooooooxooooooo
press or prohibit, tho salo ot Intox
icating liquors within a municipality,
and which also embodies the presont
local option law. Ills address will
deal principally with this law, opera
tlvo In Phllndolphla, which has mado
tho latter city tho best governed In
the country from this standpoint,
VOTE 328 X YES,
(Paid advertloomont, Oregon Homo
Rulo Association.)
Troutman Orchard Heater
The world's standard of efficiency and economy.
They burn air. Mado in soven types to moot any
requirements. Special prices for short timo. Wo
also manufacture the lard pail hca'ers. Write Karl
R Wundt, General Agent, Meridian, Idaho.
Settle It Now
Settle It Right
For constitutional amendment
giving to cities and towns
exclusive power to license,
regulate, control, suppress,
or prohibit the sale of intox
icating liquors within the
municipality.
328 X Yes
ENDORSED BY
40,000 OREGON CniZENi
OREdON.
THE LAST CALL OF THE WEST.
By Waltor V. Woehlko.
Beautifully illustrated in four clora
in Novembor Punsot Magazine
Now on sale, all nowsstands, 10 otb.
GOME 2
3 Pines end got some or tke
nBD SOIL
which gives the rloh color
2 FIIUIT
5, It and 30-ucro tracts frem
?BC to i"12G per nore. If you
wleh employment wlrlle tho
treoa and vegotabloH are grow
ing, you can got It noarby, at
3 Plnos, the now lumber olty.
BOWLANB
.Iloom O, 138 M. ALUs St.
NOTICE.
Dr Stoarns has movod from over
Allon & Itoagan's to now Qarnott-Oo-roy
bulldlnt,, tf
'"""'aaafcaaaaaaaB.Bi.BwaB )
Haokins for health.
V .4.
flwWMw,
jy
wwtn,,inm
l
--iV- i,iin.i-..,...i,.. ,, '., ;. --,-,
fMte!-? .