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AmPKOKlJ AlAlliTUnuiNK MtilWORl). OKIWON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1910.
CHICAGO
SCHOOL
CHILDREN
Board of Education Believes That It
-Has Solved the Problem of Dissat
isfaction Poor Children Now
Study With Full Stomachs.
FEEDS . TEAMSTERS GO
BACK TO WORK
Terms Ofefred By Companies Arc
Accepted and All Drivers Will Rc-
"turn to Their Work on Monday
Conference Soon to 3c Held.!-"-, ,.-
CHICAGO, Nov. 11. Lunoh roo.nft
in six or ChioivV.s latest r blc
m-IiooIs wcio well pnlronizeil toilny
Mini (lie bouni ol' etlnealion liohevc'a
il luts solved th inouleni thai lonj;
hits futised dissatisfaction -namely.
the feeilliiK nt noon tune 01 tnu euti
il'v'en in Hie poorer disttieK
Soup and bread ami butter, fnud
up tin? menu nml h olmrse of uno
peitiiv for ciieb "niPiil" was imule
l(owtver, it was announced Hint any
iliild without the neeessnry penny
;ln a liimury I'ould enrtt fornnlh
inr." NATURAL MULLIGAN
( FROM APPLEQATE
HurreU Miller btouulif in a freak
flpnt tbu AppleKalo seetion Friday,
which indicates an attempt of Mother
jfatiue to,Kio,v tlto stmt, at least ot
a MiillidUi stew. Tho potato and
the soup hone were there, all m'nf wns
necessary to complete the dish win'
the ImluiKV of the ingredients.
To telieve the jiiwpensi of the
rentier, the 1'ienU consisted of a po
talo on each end of the lej; of a deer.;
T)ie picco of bone was some five
inches in length and the spuds were
connected by a root ruiinintr through
the hollow portion of thermic from
elid fo eml. The potatoes were, t
c.lnrse. not ol hiriio size, hut were
perfectly ripe'ned.
The i'renU was found in Hie potato
patch of John Shenkel of Applcjjnte
A. Burbank might by udieious
'l-iiftiui' produce the tomatoes, onioin
and other things thut go with tho
toothsome Mulligan, and nil thut
would be necessary for I ho traveling
gentry to carry would bo a can and
u match and raid some f turner's Mill-
li'Mtn iwiteJi in order to live on the
fat of. thejiincl. ,
YALE likely to meet '.
I DEFAT FROM PRINCTON
.IXBW 1IAV1CN, Nov,. 11 If money,
can pull a forlorn hope out of th-
ditch Yule will will front Princeton
tjBnorinw. The Yale team, the weak
est in the history of Old Klf, gos to
Bniu'eton tuniorrow appniently to bo
sihtiglilered nt the- bands of a team
wjiicii" expei IV pronounced tho hestj
of year'.s" college corp.
Ynle tooters, however, lire taking
along; plenty of iuoiie. to back up the
wemers of the blue and it is pre
dirteil that I'nnebtonians will find
plenty of Yale cain in spito of the
I'xiH'cted easy conquest of Princeton.
THREE HUNDRED FRENCH
.KILLED IN OUTBREAK
.MKW YUKK, Nov. II. TIio strike j
of cxincss wtiL'on drivers, which hast
paralyzed express traifflc in New
Yoik and vicinity for the push wok
and fhrenteiied to result in a general I
teamsters' walkout, practically is
cued.
The New Yoik teamsters today ac
cei.tt d tho terms offered tho Jersey
City tenmstrs and nccpted by them.
All drivers will' return to work Mnn-day.
T ho express companies agree to
take hnck the strikers and consult
with representatives of the employes
regarding wages and hours.
D00IN STILL TO LEAD
PHILADELPHIA NATIONALS
CONSTANTINOPLK. Nov. 11. -The
death of 1100 French soldier-,
killed in an anti-French outbreak in
Tripoli, is lepoited here Today. The
governor of Tripoli reported Hint
lho.OOO natives of Tripoli attacked
the French garrison while angered
over French intprfereneo with Turk
ish rule.
Il is declared that ninny block
houses iiinuiicd by the French were
cnpltited and the Frciicluncu slain.
Hasklns (or realth.
DKSIUOUH OF GUK1.VG TIIK DIWNIC
11 1 KIT.
Wo aro honestly desirous of curing
you uro Interested In anyone- needing
Orrlno wo Invite you to write ub.
Our correspondence Is confidential,
aud bur ropllcs aro sent in plain
scaled envojopea. Orrlno No. 1 ns
a bccrot treatment, and No. 2 Is for
thoao who wish the voluntary treat
ment. J I nor box. Write for free
booklet on "How to Cure Drunken
ness." Tho Orrlno Co., C32 Orrlno
Building Washington, D. C. This
leading druggists lndoro Orrlne.and
Is sold by Leon B. Hasklns,
PUUjAUKM'IUA, Nov. 11. In
lito of his resignation and the pre
diction to tho vontraty, Manager
Booin will be at the head of the Phil
adelphia Nntioual league baseball
leai'n next year, nccdidiiig to an itn
itoiiticemeut made today. The news
wns gion put after a conference be
tween Owilei Horace Fovcl and l)on
ii. Although it was not mentioned in
the aiiiioiiucemeitt, it is believed that
.ho Cincinnati mid Phihidcdphia trade f
.liielt caused all the trolihhs will go
hroiigh. Chailie Murphy, owner of
ho Cubs, ami representatives of
'liarles P. Tall, who is believed !.
iinnv to be the real owner of the
Phillies, aro said to have brought
heir influence to bear to force Fogel
to accede.
ALLOWED FIGHT TO
CONTINUE BY COURTESY
NKW YORK, Nov. 11. The sched
uled ten round fight between Joe
Jennetto and "Black Hill'' is being
considered on the light of 'n g6bl
pike onfans who saw ithe allowed
contest Inst )tight. It is believed that
Jeanotto could have nut bis onnnhent
iit at tiny 'stage of tho' fight land:
allpwed him to go live rounds through
courtesy.' At the! beginning of the
fifth round Jeauettc toltl Black Hill
he was going to knock luiu out, and'
ten soeoiids later ended the fight
vith a right cioss to Jhe jaw.
rf Fim.iw mi in
BRIDGE FOR WATER
PIPE BEING PUT UP.
i
Thursday afternoon, Wnter .Super
intendent (limit left for Lille Untie
eieck tp superintend the placing ol
the permanent iron bridge for the
'pipeline to Med ford. The structure,
which takes the place of the tempor
ary wooden bridge, will be (18 feet in
length and 2 Sleet above the bed of
the stream.
The steel i soli Hie ground, in it
will letpi'ue but a few days to as
semble the parts. This piece of woik
completes the wnter system.
YOUNG MAN. 20, WEDS
ADOPTED MOTHER, 40
Jfp M
-UfiU jH'JtW ' " " U-
IIAItltnnSlllMtO, Ky.. Nov. 11. -Hint
Cii)id will not be denied under
nns ciicunistaiices was shown heie
when James Tinner, 'JO years old,
applied at the office of the countv
clerk for a license o wed his adopted
mother, Mrs. Sarah Stewart. Ait
vcars old.
The del I; would not giant the li
cense as Hie boy was under age, mi
les.-, his patent or giiaidiau would
sign mi agreement, tins wa.s cusm
accomplished, iix Mrs. Stewait, mori
Hum twice Hut nge of the prospective
bridegiooin, liliisliingly came forward
and signed the paper which uoiilc
permit her adopted sou to become
tier husband.
Turner was adopted by Mr. Stew
art IS years ago, and alter reaching
manhood he found that he ood lit
mother in a diffcienl wtv than most
mothers ate loved, and the wedding
was Hut ic. ult.
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ANOTHER DEER CASE
I . " AT W00DVILLE
Change
Name
but not
Policy
You
will find tho same
faces to wait on you as you
found before tho sauio well
known quality tho samo
courteous treatment the samo
willingness to make right ev
ery llttlo thing that should
piovo wrottg tho samo desire
on ovcry ono'a part to please.
Wo will continue to carry
lite well-known brands cf
goods that wo havo carried be
fore and add to them such
others as wo feci aro In de
mand by our trade.
Wo hope to maho this the
best and most popular store In
Southern Oregon, and while
wo fool that wo now enjoy tln
Inrgcat trndo in tho city of
Medford. wo will endeavor to
increase that IiiibIiicss right
along and if good goods nnd
right prices will do it wo will
huvo :"i easy time.
Allen
Grocery
Co.
Main arid Central
Main 2711 ;
The Fair Oaks
Orchard Tracts
Close to Medford. Good
splendid sofl. Sub-irrigated
and above frost lino 70 aores
now planted to pears and ap
ples. Prices right and torn:?
onsy. Let mo show you a good
real eslato investment.
Earl C. Sabin
Room 202 Fruitgrowers Bank
Building.
SPECIAL- PRICES
ON HOME MILL 'PRbbtfCf S '
The prices listed below are for sack lots or for 100sack lots. A- mixed order of
500 pounds or ovnr of any of the above will be delivered to any part of the city.
J One-sack lots sold only at mill.
Middlings, flO-pound sack $1.65 Davis' Best Flour, sack $1.25
..Mill Koed, 75-pound sack $1.20 l?rtdo Washington Flour, sack $1.25
'Oats, No. 1, p,cr 100 lbs $1.75 lllugstom Flour, sack ...$1.4Q
Screenings, mr 100 lbs $1.50 Kollyd IBm'kry, 75-pound sat;k..$1.15
"Ural nun audXlarinapur sack ,30c Hi'an,.(j0-pound sack ..,....;..,... ...95c
Thanksgiving Special
With every 25c cash purcbaso made at our market von are untitled
to a chance to win an J8-pound (urkoy, no buy your froth, salted,
(alined and .smoked fish hero. Wo alho havo fresh oysters for
.hat Thaiikstfivinp; dinner. Call or jfliono and wo will deliver
your order.
Rogue River Fish Co
17 NORTH FIR STREET.
PHONE MAIN 3621.
On complaint of Game Wardons
(Wriaht ami Sundry, J. Non t ha miner
i of Kvmih creek ha been taken into
j custody charged with running deer
i with dntth. DiMriet Attorney Mulkey
i left Friday morning for Woodvillc to
! hold the examination.
( A number of cnca of Solutions of
I tin. "lime lnu'n havrt lieitn lirnuilit no
Ii ta vnnituvt dUfitfurcment anda ,.om ,jia, neiu!ibmIt(ioil during the
Vffl
1 AlVt W
Premature Grayness
handicP io t octal and bu.iut life.
Thoie who cire for their pertoaal ap
pearaace, uie HAY'S HAIR HEALTH.
It retoovei all tracei of raynei by re
atorlni the hair to it antural color ued
aucccttfully when all other fall.
'is NOT A DYH. ,
Send 1c loe lok 'Ti Care ol ba H' asu
aEru. ma. sUBSTiTinca
M and 58c. bottles, ut UruaO'
KOH SLK Y LKON II HAS
KINS, MEDFOHD, OR
past year, but niot of ilieui fuiled
for lack of evidence. Tho resident
of (but section ure dividuiHinto tw
tactions and each one wntchoe the
i other for a chance to mil a citbo ol
some kind.
The prompt aud efficient news
tiorvlco of tho Mall Trlbuno has never
lioen duplicated In a town tho alio of
Medford.
PRIVATE WIRE
PHONE 1831
Moss 6 Co.
GRAIN AND STOCK
BROKERS
W. L. BAIN LOCAL MGR.
ROOM 15, P. O. BLOCK
MEDFORD, OREGON
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Votici: of sam: oi-' 91 1,2.-50 i.u.
PltOYKMKNT JIONDS Ol.' TIIK
CITV OK .Mi:il'OHI.
Nntlco Ih hereby kIvbii that tho city
council ot tho city of Medford, Ore
gon, will rocolvo soalod proposals foi
JH.250, nlj; per cent, teiv-ycar, lm
provement bonds.
llIdH to bo filed with tho city re
corder of tho city of Medford, Oi-oroii,
on or lieforo 1:30 o'clock p. in. No
vember 15th, 1910, and to ho accom
panied by a certified chcok equal to
five por cent of tho amount bid for:
check to he mado payable to tho city
treasurer of wild clty.
Tho council reserves tho right to
re Joe t any and all bids.
.BOUT, V. TELFBR,
Gt City Recorder.
A store must make it pay you foi
ending its ads. If it did not, tin
tost of its ndvet Using would be
brown awny. For if the ad pay
you it pays the store not oilier
viae.
Hawkins for health.
Tho finest
Sample Hoonis
in t)u, city.
Single rooms or en auitb
also rooms with bath
Hotel Moore
Telephone In Kvery Room
RAU-MOHR COMPANY
Proprietors.
EUROPEAN PLAN
,1,
: fajS
' u1 ii''lv' sPf
The One Right Way j
is the Hand-Tailor- j
ed Way. - j
JjTYour clothes will fit perfect-
ly, went' longer look better
and bo absolutely satlafric- l
tory if furnished by
W. W. EIFERT-Thc---Ptogressive
Tailor.
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The Famous Ji
Does Not Strain the Eyes
Don't use a small, concentrated HeIu
over one shoulder. It puts an unequal
strain on your eyes. Use a diffused, soft,
mellow light that cannot flicker, that equal
izes the work of the eyes, such as the Rayo
Lamp tflves, and avoid eye strain.
The Rayo is designed to give the
best light, and it does.
It has a strong, durable snaue-noiuer
that Is held firm and true. A new burner
Klves added strength. Made of solid
brass and finished In nickel. Easy to
keep polished. The Rayo is low priced,
but no other lamp gives a better light at
any price.
Once a Rayo User, Always One.
Dtalirt Ltruhtrr "n Iclyurt, wr tf r HutlpUm
wiarfi I n amlatfiicy otiht
Standard Oil Company
(Incorporated)
A
Jr&w?s
CATAItnil Rl FFERI5IIS
Ciood Tiling to Know.
If you now own a Ilyonicl hard
ubhor Inhalur, Chan Strain: wanti
on to know that ho will noil you o
oottlo of IIYOMKI for only 50 cents
"Hemenibor this, all who suffer wltl
atnrrh a bottlo of HYOMI3I (pro-
lounco It Illgh-o-me) la put up In fl
oparato packaK and sold for 50
ontB, to nccomuiodiito tho vast arm)
if pooplo who already own a llyomot
Inhaler.
ChaB. Strani; will toll it to you a
hat prlro and :lvo you tho opportu
ilty to begin at onco to rid yourself
if v"llo catarrh ami tho BiiuffllitK
lawklnB and spitting that go with It
Many peoplo through years of nej;
oct havo let catarrh Bt a stronp
iold upon thorn. Borne of (hose peo-
tlo unreasonably think that one hot-
le of IIYOMBI ought to euro them
No matter how chronic your cat
arrhal troubles, IIYOMEI Is guaran
oed by Chas. Strang to euro them If
-ou givo It half a chance. Just
reatho it, that's all, and Its healing
oothing, antiseptic properties will
nake you feel better In a day.
If you own an Inhaler got a 50-
'eat bottlo of IIYOMEI today. If
ou do not own a Hyomol Inhaler,
sk for a l 00 outfit, which Includes
dialer.
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Hasklns for health
De.tt s, n tk cv -, i.ttnrait
thheb.iit'es ot the en-, iln-iiina
tihtn, Liiinev, Imr, stoiiuii'li ami
boHcl lioiible niiiiiot ei-t with
out n calico.
('luropiiietie Adiu-tiii' ulx ip
innv thu caiiNtt, which i pro.
ure on nerves, and HO to 00 per
cent of so-called iucureb'e
cluouiu caittMi nt-3 Hindu well
No mutter what yTitir ailment,
call or aildioss Dlt. I. M. (H)l(
DON, 'J10 K. Main .! , Mcdforl,
Or., over Med foul Hardware ('
orfu-it hotii-n 10 to V2 11 ui.. 2 v
.p nnd 7 to 8 p. tu. Other houis
and Siiim1.(h bv (ippomlment.
Splendid Fruit Land Tract
465 ACRES 3io miles from the city oC Mcllfordjtooo'
acres under plow, balance scattered oajts ai$1ln,usU
land, easily cleared; land lies above the frost line, Is
finely drained'and sub-irrigated. This tract overlooks
flic entire vallev, in the heart 'of a fine fruit section;
Adjoining land hold at $250 per acre. Price of this, tract
ijiloH per acre. Splendid tonus. Apply
D. H. JACKSON . COMPANY
PHONE 2722. 118ia WEST MAIN ST.
RED SOIL
'WHtt .Ki
IVuit .lands, denrcd. or uuplearcd. Tonus to suit the
buyeji''. StiJ3Iqv)aitil, thp ov.Ticr, pr' i
The Van Dyke ReaItv Co.
Boom 3.
123 Main Street
Campbell & Baumbach
REAL ESTATE, LOANS, COUNTY WARRANTS,
CITY AND SCHOOL BONDS
Money on hand at all times to loan on improved farms
and city property.
PHONE 3231.
200 FRUITGROWERS BANK BUILDING.
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Mil
, tf , ,9 The P. 4f JS,-&,iR,(will soon be at
.
Wt
Butte Falls, Oregon
iViMrt Iimidlc your orders. Place them iioi
"Writq 07 Phouu us for oriccs.
Butte Falls Lumber Co.
The Best Sub-Division Proposition f
I in the Rogue River- Valley
170 ACItKS, HAM? Ml Mi FltOM ItAIMtOAl) STATION' 9
11C acres In train; 10 ncren In 2-your-old poaru; 45 acra In brucili
nnd timber, easily cleared; no wnste; u'ood houso, two barns, all
fenced with woven wlro; tolephone; It. F. Dj; part Irrigated,
l'rlco, 1155 per aere; total, JUG, 350. Terma: 7G00 canh; $400.0 ono
year, 0 por cont; $14,850 five years, G por cent,
HUNTLEY - KREMER COMPANY
tilt uulT(UlovI:ItH, hank.
LANDQUIST, JOHNSON 6 LILIUS, INC.
Real Estate and Insurance
Bargains and Monoy Special Representative
Makers in Farms, for International Real
Orchards and Tim- Estate Association,
h or Lands. Chicago, 201 St,
Phone 2 411.. Mark's Blook.
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