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iUEDJ'ORD iMAITi TRIBCNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11, 19L0..
DEMAND. REPORT
OF TIMES JURY
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Secretary of San Francisco Labor
t Council Says Continued Session
Keeps OrjianlzctI Labor Under an
Unjust Suspicion,
.LOS ANflELIW, Oil., Dot-. 10.
A'nilimv .1. OiiIIukIh'I', hocioIiuv l
tli San Kiancihi'ii Liilxn- (.oiiiwil
mjiil todny Hint liu will nt onro make
u loruml demand upon tin npccbl
jrrniid .itirv invpslijfaliiij,' tlui Tiini-r
disiiHtor that it make an immediate
report. He. insist thai the ioui
weeks or more the urmid inry luih
heun in Minion in Miffieieiit ami
tliat with frecpiont porilpouenioat-
llio inveHtialion in boinj,' dola.vcd.
Oallanlier anjved here todnj from
Hi. Loimh, vli)i-u he al tended llie
convention of the .meiican 1'Vdeia
tton of Lnhor ai u delegate. He oh-
pihlifehod head(uarteiN heio and do
glared hu would remain until he m-
eures notion on liin dema'id.
,''! have made up my mind lo call
upon the Krand jury for an.iminedi
n(u report," niuiI fluiii;li(ir. "Wc
have been patient hero, in Los Au
jujle.s and the people (lnoiiplimil the
ciMiiilry have held their Imnitli tui'J
judtaent Ioiik ciioiiIi. It in linie
now to let the world know uhat the
rand jury linn fouud out. ,
"iVdjourninent mid delay only
keep.s orfiiiuir.vd labor rontles and
tinder unjuxt suspicion. ( um nnl
isfiuil that nothini: ban been pre
ijuutod to the Krand jury Hint ean
even rolled on organized labor oi'
bUHltiiu the (Iimi'ku" muile hy the
Times.
J. "Wo have stood for too iui(cb in
lliis affair ahrndy."
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AIRBANKS
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Sucli Is Report, But O'Brien Main
tains That He Will Return as Am-
-bas'sador to Wppon Fairbanks
Is C-".st of Taft.
LOS AXCJKIjKK, Cnl., Dee. 10. -United
Stales Ambassador Thomas
.1. O'Hriou will return to his Tokio
post, iiei-ordiiiK to bis etnphatie !
elnmllon today. H does not credit
the rumor that Charles Fnir
buiikss fonrier vice-president, is to
succeed him thete.
"Ileforo I left Washington,"
O'Hii. said, "I had a loin: tall:
with the .president. .Thoro are jmr
tieular reahons why 1 should return
lo Japan and I am eeitain there has
been no ehautie of plan."
white bonne lo upend the wi'pk-oud
iin Ihe kiiusI of President Tnfl.
Fiiirbanks arried at noon and was
driven to the executive mnnnioli.
where ho waft warmly -reeled by the
president t
Advertised Letter List. -
WASHINGTON, 1). (.. Dec. I.
(liiHMin to lhu effect that former
Vice-President Kaiibanks was to
succeed Ambassador O'Brien us
representative- of the United Sta(e
government nt Tokio was revived to
ilav when I'iurbh'ilks arrived lit the
FOR SALE
2Kood oily lots, .foOII.
J-l ueics., lVy iiiHum out, 10 ?Icicm in
orchard, fine new bungalow, trade
for income properly auywhore.
li-ll) aoies, lino lioj: ranch, l'.'i miles
Med ford, $15 per ncte; terms.
.1 120 acres, 70 ijiiltivatcd, 'J5 in ul-
J1 fulfil. 10 in orchard, j in bear
ing, nil bottom soil, no waste, piod
water right, -Wi miles lo station;
$1:1,500, good terms.
SI. uitrus or more under ditch, cloo
;lo limits. iiu;k or chicken ranch;
pi ice low, easy terms.
J.J() across H miles to station, o'O
ames cultivated. -0 in alfalfa,
11iD wuler right, brush and wood
bifid, easily cleared, 'J good
houses, outbuildings, 1 horses, 5
cows, 70 goats, few hogs; all goes
$'(() per acre, good terms.
iU.iuno, $1'J50; 80 acres, $'2500;
1'20 ames, $11750; terms, ( miles
to town.
110, .uoros, splendid soil, no wasto,
"A, miles (o station, 70 acres clear
ed, $85 per acre, tonus.
8 noros, (I miles out, chicken ranch,
$500, iuick stile.
17 acres hearing orchard, '2 miles
Talent, $8500. I reins.
100 iicroH nicely located, clone In,
Hood InilhlliiKH., tnulo for city lots
will mako goml suli-illvlalon.
'JO l-'2 aores, - mllos out, 7 year
NowtowiiH ami llartlottti, tine bun
galow, limn, nil tuulu, tnule tor lu
Vinuo property.
ill acres, under dilch, line pour and
alfalfa laud, :i iniliw. out, denied
and fenced j $250 per uoio.
10 lo 100 ue res fine Mill, 1 miloe
out; $175 per aore.
Ifi to 70 ae row, all cleared, fine puur
uoil, $100 pur aeio, Knglu Point.
CITY PROPERTY
230 iicich, find MtibdiviMiiu, 150
eleiuml, '2 iuili ISwtlo Point, $100
per acre.
lllil ueios for hbhilivutioii, 3V& uiile
Mudfuid, $10(1 pur cio.
J 00 uerok, 5 miles .Medio rd, two
thiids ptr, Imlanr tipple,
huildiugii, all tooU, iioi'M etc.,
$'275 per acre, uuod tomw.
Lot 32x111, new 'J-rooin lioiue, ue.tr
imviiiK, $01)0.
Kunming lioiiu, 10 iiniius, on 'm
Miiin, cliMie in; piico cut for nuiek
bale.
1'2 oJtv lot, oil W. Second nud Pulin
.li eels, Hitjoiidux lota muIHiut $100
. ueh. Price $2800, Rood tenua.
Ijvt on paving. COxUOO, $7S0.
Muduru bungalow, $300 will hiuidle
'2 good city lot, $50.
'2 climclu lots. 41100.
lrooui liutigulow, Imtli, pantry oU
Ui. UM00. toruii.
KJuo lot In Sliklyoii IIuIkIiUi , JI00
lift this week only,
Lulu In West Wnlnut Purk, $1278 to
$850, easy tonus. !
WANTED
Gills for general housework.
Listings of city properly and
raiiohos. i
IN NEW YORK SOCIETY. .
Beautiful Women of the 400 Who
Havo Luxuriant Hair.
In gay New York, where women
get their ideas from their foreign
hislcrs, the Iiair tonic called Paris
ian Sago is in great demand.
Parisian Sage is the discovery of
a well-known scientist, and he
claims most emphatically that it is
the only hair preparation that will
kill (ho persistent dandruff gonns.
Charles Strang guarantees J'uns
inn Sago to cure dandruff in two
weeks, to stop falling hair; to make
dull, lifeless and colorless hnii
beautiful and lu.xiirjaut; to cure all
Helling 'diseases of the scalp, or
money back.
The price is only 50 cents a large
bottle. Oironx Mfg. Co., Iluffalo,
N. Y. ,
The following letters remain un
called for nt the postofflce at Bed
ford, Or., Dec. 0, 1010:
A. K. Allen. Artrtur Aleson. C. W.
Anderson, W. II. Anderson, C. D.
Hnlrd, Hills Bontloy. Ada Hell, Mr.
and Mrs. Alon.o Ulsliop, Florence
MUilie, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F.
Uoltz. .John Uolund, Henry W. Urant,
W. nrynnt, Charles Utick, .Mrs. K. It.
Carter, David Dorn, Orover ICast (2),
Goorco A. Forrls, J. Fuller, John
Fleming, Gcrtrgc Hlnfy, F. K. Frost,
W. P. Olllcttv, Joscpliino Onlloway,
Clins. Olendonlng. Jack Gibson, Gen
eva Hall, Mrs, J. C. Hanna, Alma
Jlarymen, W. II. Hoaton, Uoyd II.
Houston, Mrs. William Hoy, C. T.
Humphrey, J. C. Hughes. K. A.. Ja
cohson, Henrietta Johnson, Desslo
King, It. II. LaUn, Ilobt. Leslie, Tlios.
K. Lowry, Hunry IiWangood, Mrs. W.
A. Martin, Medford Collection Agen
cy, Hazol .Moore, Win. II. Moqby, Mrs.
Win. Meltny, Arthur Murphy, Will
M. Mullen, Walter Nash, A. Page,
J. h. Paylor, W. A. Pottorff (2),
Charles ItandlcH, Geo. U, Itlchard,
A. W. Roblson, John W. Smltzer,
Wnltor SpniikB, Mrs. A. Sterling, Mrs.
J. K. Stevenson, Jim Taylor, I. W,
Thomson, H. Van Hoerenbcrg Jr.,
Hen Vim Iloeronlierg. W. A. Ward,
D. II. Watson, lames Walton, Ned
Weaver, J. II. Williams, W. II. Wil
liams, Win. Wilson.
Packages C. II. Hamilton, W.
Illgham, Alfied Ashor, Dorry Mlnk
ler, A. Hallahan.
Parties calling for tho above lot
ters please say "advertised." A
charge of one cent will bo made upon
delivery.
A. M. WOODFORD, P. M.
BIG DIVIDEND
SEATTLE FAIR
Directors Anilolincc That They Have
$30,000 Ready for Distribution
Amonn Stockholders Will Help
Tuberculosis Leayuc.
BUATTM3, Wash., Dec. 10. The
directors of tho Alaska-Yukon-Pa-
clflc exposition announced that a
dividend amounting to $30,000 Is
ready for distribution among tho
stockholders. A major share of thl?
money will bo presented to tho local
aiitl-tuborculosla league, stockholders
having ass'ned their stock to this
charity.
Aside from tho $30,000 dividend,
the exposition loft improvements for
tho University of Washington which
cost $92,700, Including grading, clear
lug and landscaping 225 acres of
land, a pumping plant, a double war
ter system for drinking and Irriga
tion, a sower t system and paved
streets.
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For Rent
Hoarding house, modern equip
ment; toilet, bath, city wnler, elec
tric lights, range nnd hot wnlcr heat
er; located witahiu one block Medfoid
depot. Impure Aldeuhngcu, Ilogue
Hiver Kyeetrie Co.
To Trade for Seattle
Income Property
50 acres. Fine im
provements; 40 ac.
in bearing orchard,
balance set to trees,
24 years old; less
than 2 miles from
city; price $55, 000.
ROGUE RIVER LAND CO.
11 N- CENTRAL AVE.
IMEDFORD, OR.
BURKE TRIAL
IS DELAYED
Both Prosecution and Defense.
However Arc Busy Sensational
Session' Is Expected Monday
When Case Bcujns Anain.
i.,. riimn tAimrvii I r
hi. office examining evid ence thn ai
he will introduce Monday. A
tional session is expceic. ...
case is .turned. While Lea will not
.. ... i.i: ,.i nit in reu-
miv -o, U is uum.-.-.. ... -
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. SANTA KOSA, Cal.. Dec. J0.
Allboiigli there was no oex'-ion of tU
Ilurko trial today, bolh the procc
ctition and the defense were far
from idle. DUtiiet Attorney Ln
spent the grcnterparl.of the day at da'3
.... , u:.. i.. In.
v,i for Lucttu bnuins un -
pan after Dr. BurkcV prelun.na
healing will be explained. The
nnuiCH of thiwp whom it is believed
Wuve her money to make the journoy
nre expected to be rcvenlud.
Precautions are being tnlicn lo
prevent overcrowding of the couit
room; us u record-breaking attend
ance is expected.
Attorney Lcppo for the defence
held several long conultntionA with
Ins iiHMiciale conji-el today. Lcppo
alto hinted iU n bonation.
Ueinuing Monday night, tho Nat
theater will present specialties from
the .Sullivan & Considinb vnudevillo
circuit Monday and Tuesday nighH.
Master of the violin, George Yeo
man, jest a Jennitn jester. Ho will
make vou all laugh with his German
jokes nnd dialect.
Wednesday and Thursday nighU,
Gil Ilrown and Lit Mills-, who know
how to sing and dance in u fashion
to suit theatergoers. Drown and
Mills are two of the cleverest sing
ers and danccrt. on tho Sullivan &
Considiue vaudeville circuit.
Hemomber, the Nnt theater puts
,.n nnlv first-class attractions. A
t n Tirnwn and wife of Sacramen-i ,.i,11CL. l' pictures with each chaiigo
to arc stopping In town for a few 0f vaudeville. Admission vaudeville
nights, 120 cents.
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ORCHARD
..ONCE MORE
AN IRRIGATED
WINS A
NATIONAL PRIZE
I mention inatk1 it jiossihlt' for tin Konc U'ivcr valley
lo win tho CJi'aiul Swccpslakcs Pri.c at tlio Spokano Na
tional Apple Show- jtistas it has ninth it possible for the
Unfile KMver valley to win the first prize on its Newtown
l'ippinsnt the Cnnmlinn Internntionnl Show at Vnneoiive.r.
Irrigation will make the Iiogne River valley the greatest
orchard district in the west; it will double the crops of the
producing orchards; it will convert our waste area into
prosperous homes; it wjll bring more people into the val
ley; it will build up the district and in the future, as it has
done in tho past, it will make it possible to produce, the
fruit which has won and will win the prix.es offered by the
national shows.
The irrigation system of the Uogue KMver Valley Canal
Company, when complete, will irrigate 55,000 acres of
land and the canal .system will serve the orchardisLs on
every side of the city of iModford.
The source of wafer supply is lish Lake and Four-Mile
1 ake, at the foot of Mi. McLaughlin, which is also the wa
ter supply for Medford.'s municipal system.
The Hopkins lateral, which is a part of tho Ixogiie River
Valley Canal Company system, now covers 27,000 acres
and the company is prepared to accept applications from
water-users from tiny of the districts covered bv this lateral.
Rogue River Valley Canal Co.
FRED N. CUMMINGS, Manager
MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
MEDFORD, OREGON.
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"J am pbinting at the greatest light since the yS
discovery of the electric incandescent. It is the vj
General Electric Mazda Lamp. It is rapidly Sv
displacing the ordinary carbon incandescent N
because it gives twice as much light for less
money. But that isn't all : it gives light of a
vastly better quality a clear white light
that is restful to the eyes. In fact, this Mazda
Lamp is an invention that has revolutionized
electric lighting: that has enabled anyone to
now enjoy tne many
advantages of elec
tric light."
"Now it will cost
you nothing to
come in and let
me prove to
you that what I
am sayino is liter
ally true. Come
now; your visit entails no
obligation whatever."
ROGUE
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