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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1910)
& 'tSJV ..w r u aiKDFQRD ALVIL TKIBITXK. MKDKWn, OIM'XIOX, SCNMUY, PIOCKMIWR 18. 10 in. &' APPLE SNOW EXP10ITEDWEST F STUDENTS PROTEST CRUELTY TO PRISONERS onniiiizcd ly the -t nliuls ot .Moscow nkKmrnMBiKmsisaSBaBaaRaBSSE unnerxilv wus hroKcn up li, tin- po lice. Tho wliofi'Mile ilciinr of in is KE FINE GIFTS E oners at Z-.miillui and Vologda pris- on- is said lo luiu cauwed tlu aclioi of the .stitdunlH. ar LO ATTACKS 1A TARIFF SUM Better State of Affairs Reported in Declares He Favors Purpose o( England-Snow Storm Stops Ad- Cummins Measure, But Differs as vara in New' York-Frozen Ap- Renanls Method of Execution pics Come Out of Cars. Wants Permanent Commission. SPOKANE, Wash., Dec. 17. "Per- u-imilVfl'mv 11 i n ,- Imikc tin mnct ,llftn.. .. .., AblJIMI J ON, D. C ., Dec. 1. .. ' x..... , ...... '". 'V. Ul Senator Luiluo tuilav ntlnekutl tin- ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 17. An culio of tlio alleged suicide of six Russian political prisoners at Zai antui nrison was sounded today in the hijih schools of St. I'etewbuiv, when students announced they had (liiit work until prisoners weie better treated. At XIom'ihv an indignation uieelinu You can tell what section of the city aie iluVelitpiuj: ftiMtv hv look- in-: through the real estate ads Wherever there is real estate actix- t ity tliurcmliHt he real estate ader- isiujr. And tiic more real estate ad- vertisim; the more real estate "ac-, livily.!' recently Is tho widespread attention ?rMx 7 V T fV attracted to tho commercial orchard f fl " 'hedu Cby-schedule HlHtrlct. of Washington. Oregon. Fda-, 1,e,,,,,pn,"J l10 1,lVoh!,, ,,K; ' ho. Montana and Ilrlttslt Colnn bin." "'.V. 9."TII1S "1UaM"XV bul dlff,T ' "mi iiiu junii .suiiauu lis 10 uic would be .suflieiont and that it was unnecessary to bind both houses to a verlain mode of procedure. In the coiir.su of his remarks l.odj:c said he favored the establishment ot i ueriiKMicul tariff commission am' cm Li in i.1 r.n.ii,,.. ir.. tii....i ri...i vlce-prldent and chains, of tho , ,lS"!d. "f X??,lio"- ? f l...,l nr f... ,.,!.. -r . i. ...i. . ... I "i umiiKiii Bisii.ui!. ivsuiiuum uuit.u iii ii imivva III lliu .N.UIUIliU iJ)- plo Show, Inc., adding: "Tho dally newspapers and class publications In Chicago weie liberal In devoting space to the enterprise, and, taken In' all, It was tho bc3t ex ploitation the apple over had. next j ) to tho story of Its first appearance In the Garden of Eden. Moreover, the 'people of the Mississippi valley coun try and the states to the cast and south and north have a better ac quaintance today with the apple dis tricts la the northwest than ever be fore." Investors Attend. Mr. Van Dlssel said that the Chi cago show was attended mostly by that wholesale revisions of the tarifl were unmitigated evils, "not only ruinous to the commercial and bus incss interests, but to the party re sponsible ior them." He pointed out the iccent reunion as an instance, saying that the changes not only failed to benefit business, but the usual icsiilt hap petted to the party in power. Hcjintor Heybttrn said: ''I'll,, ,i, ,;.. iw, i.i.i i,,, ... i,;.. i. n. ,i men and women who have money to i ., ,. . . . " , ' , . , ,.. , . , . , 'there would be no inducement to buv lllVU.-ll UU ItlU IUUIilll 1U1 1HIIUUS III foreign goods ;n j)ieference to American-made goods-." The completeness, (alwaxs) of v store's tidvertising is a reliable test of the completeness of t.he s're service. this country. The fact that the ex hibitors were literally besieged from morning until night by eager Inqulr et s, seeking knowledge at first hand of the various districts in the four states and province, ho added, may be taken as an indication that many will cat their lot In the western conn- tho extent of the Influx of capital and try. ' settlers into the northwestern coun- "Tho carlot displays," Mr. Van We- ' try as a direct result, of the apple sel continued, "were viewed by thou- show, but if only one of every liun Siinds, who marveled at the color, tired men and women who evinced size and uniformity or tho western I Interest in what this country offers apples, and also held tho interest of to tho homeseeker ciosses to the west buyers from all over America, but it ' side of the Rocky mountains the vai ls probablo that the district exhibits! no of the Chicago exposition will be were the chief centers of attraction apparent, on all sides. for thosd with a few thousand dol lars to Invest in orchard hinds. "It is likely that the coming year will see the construction of a perma- 'Trenicndous Interest was aroused nont home for tho National Apple la all the districts. There was a gen eral interchange of courtesies; it wa a genuino 'get-together' movement; und as a result all will benefit. Great Influv Predicted. "Xo one is in posttion to, foretell for the fall of 1011." ' Show, also the establishment of a cir cuit in Important eastorh cities. We aie highly pleased with what was ac complished, and 1 look for a larger and more complete show than ever T l l LAND OWNERS AVishimr to sell are reouestcd ft) list their nroncrtv with J us before Januarv 1st. During the last four months, we J lave made two trius thromrh the middle west establish- ? ing new agencies. We are now preparing for distribu- tion through the east, a catalogue of the best properties I for sale. "" .- i.ist Your rroperty Where the eastern buyer mav know it is ior sale, furnish the land we furnish' the buver. HUNTLEY4IREMER CO J OK n..'l i i t.1.1. ai. xTiuigrowers' JtsanK J3iag. HionoJfiyi Vou r WIVES LOOK! FREE WE AUK dOlSU TO UIVIJ A WAV A KIXE, IiAIKiE, LU MKIWU $18 Kitchen Cabinet IVIiriiaiy ltd, lllll. TO ONE Ol-' Till IjXDIES Wilt) HIV TIIEIIl ( llltlST.MAS PltES ENTS AT ART STUDIO MEDI'Oitl), OKE. liritXT WOOD AXD IMEKCEI) ItltASS OL'TKlTh VXD MATI:itlAI.S, (TIKIST.MAS IJOOKIiETS, l'OSTI,S, C'AliEXDAKS, SEAL AXD TA(JS, EMITV IIOLI V ItOXES, POST CAUI) AMtl'MS Al SOl'VEXIItS. CLOSING OUT From 25 to 50 Per Gent Off A TICKET WITH EACH ur.c Pl'ltl'II.VSE. REMEMBER ART STUDIO 331 E. Main St. Upstairs FREE . Our display of Fancy Dishes is the largest in the city and just now we are offering all at SALE PRICES B mwm t n I . . . ' 132 West Main Street Medford MEDrORD MAIL TRIBUNE WANT ADS ARE BUSINESS-BRlMGERS wBHsamism&MimumsKmx Most Everyone is LooKing' For mmm .irrw fctttSJSWSCf -' Wearing Apparel Makes the Host Sensible Gifts Imaginable It is, something evorybodv needs; it is something that ever body can use. It combines beauty with utility and gives pleasure to both receiver and giver. Vou can positively feel assured that if you give an article of wearing apparel your present will be fully appreciated. Choose an evening cape or coat for a Xnias gift. Prices are re duced one-fourth. Choose a tailored suit for a gift. Prices are reduced ojie-fourth, one-third and one-half. Choose a coat for a Xmas gift. Prices are reduced one-fourth and one-third. 'Phen, for the children, a few toys are well and good, but the useful article. is better a rain cape, a child's coat or a set of furs. iMost of the children's coats are priced at exactly one-half off. FURS Select your Xmas furs from '' our vast assortment, while it is complete. Ve will hold any arti cle and deliver to any address in city on Christmas eve. Neck scarfs and throws in oppossum, squirrel, chinchilla, imitation er mine, etc., regularly priced $(.")() and fl.7)). A Xmas (jJC JjA Japanese mink pillow muff; medium size; regular value $1 ).."( speciaL $15.00 Other dap mink muffs priced at $25.00, $32.50 and $37.50. Stoles, throws, cellars and col Ian ties to match $8.50 to $60.00. A, handsome blue 'wolf set; large pillow muff, wide shoulder cape collar; regular value .tlti.OO; Xmas special .;. $37.50 li i ' ii'ra&l AMi ,Ml'i 1a, li a t " it 11 i - ' ml Kf r'feA See These Space here will not allow of all descriptions, so come, see the showing. You will be well repaid. SILK KIMONAS FOR GIFTS Heautiful floral patterns, $5.00 to $12.50. UMBRELLAS FOR GIFTS A very special number at $.'.!)5 that is regularly priced at tti.'lO, ladies' and gentleman V styles. Others at 1.50, easy stiiges up to $10.0. HAND BAGS FOR GIFTS Speciallv priced for Xmas week 20 WAX CtiXT OKI SILK PETTICOATS FOR GIFTS Priced $4.95 to $13.50. SILK WAISTS FOR GIFTS LINGERIE WAISTS FOR GIFTS. NECKWEAR FOR GIFTS HANKERCHIEFS FOR GIFTS BELTS FOR GIFTS If It is From AHRENS' It is Right 222 W. Main St. St. Marks Building MMWJMMHMaMMMWMBWMIMBIIlH,i r. tijmaaWiTii-MntftwWM. inEffiftiffilMB Wfr. fjZmg. JiBttl-Mfi,Vff
