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vmmm IF-W MEDFORD MAIL TRTRUNE.MMDP'OnD. QRWIOX. FRIDAY JANUARY 13, 1911. 6 i i J 1 -: ' f i I . '. TOBUiLD HARBOR CRESENT CITY H. S. Woolley Has Returned From East and States That He Hns Nec essary Finances for Biilltlinn o! Harbor on Coast at Crescent Cit II. S. Woolley has rotcrnori from li oast after n HticreMfnl ctmipnlKii for financial IhtrkiiiR for lw bulldlm of u harbor north of Croccout City. Togctlior with the onKlncers and representatives of oaslern capital Air Woolloy loft today for Croecent City for tho purpose of making the nur voys and estimating the tot of con Htniftlon, not only or tho ship cannl which Ib to bo built, but also tho Jet ties which are to protect tho inoutl of tho cnnnl. Tho ilnn of tho builders Is to upon np Dead Lake, which Ib throo-quar-tori of n mllo from tho ocoan and Luke Karle. which Is two miles far ther inward on lino of tho Hhlp canal. Tho openln;; of those lakes Ib essen tial to tho building of tho hnrbor, for only by such an operation can thore roH.ilt am Inland, froah wntor laud Jock. Itl e estimated tho cost or bulldliifr tho harbor is In tho neighborhood or n million dollars, and the builder? are flKiirlng that withl-i a year Dead Iako will .;o opened up to naviga tion. Tho building of this harbor will menu thnt only SO mlloH will Bopuratc Kogue Itlvur valley from the best har bor north of San Kranclnco until the mouth of tho Columbia Is reached. and according to some engineers, it Mill exceed ovou tho Columbia harbor In safety. W TO OPEN SUNDAY Christian Scientists Complete Their "Bunnalow" Church and Will Hold Their First Services Therein on Next Sunday Mornino i r 4 Bullet Flattens On Skull. WIN'ClltibTtilt, I'ii., .Inn. !. Tonv .Jackson, colored", wlio wen. with olhurs to give an olil-tiim "linllinj party" at llio liomo nl' Hoe tor Woodl'ork and Iniile, 11N0 col orcd", near Winchester, was shot ii (lie hcail with ;i revolver Ity Wood Jork. The liullel llntluncil itself .luckhonVi skull ami foil lo tin Kiouiul without inflicting serious in jury. Woodl'ork said the crowd wn too noi-v and interrupted his lioiiov moon. EVERYONE WENT: OB I The "Ouecii of tho Moulin Roiifjc' Made Decided Hit A Ttmofu' Medley of Sonys, Beauties am Artistic Dances That tho people of Aledford won't lake a dare, even though tho proba ble tvliattorlug of their morals is tho pilco tlonmudud. was fully doiuon Minted last night when tho banner crowd at tho opera house this hoii h.Mi ncceptodtho gauntlet thrown down by a wily prom agent and ul inded tho performance of tho "Queen if tho Moulin llogue." tin the miength uf a rumor tlmt tin- itueen'B mldulKht visit to the d'inl-niourie of l'urln had bevu u via ii Ion plqlUfllt for blHHO old Krlsco and thai the critic in tliHl city hud Ix-i-n forced to express theimsolvu niihily In Haiurlcka lo riodi! the km ml law on Marat urn of n tuhaaco im tine, the I boater wa pnekod -thoae v. Ik. havo M'or v 11 tori KrUo going Id ( ho ilioatcr curly. ltut after the fall uf tho curtain mil) inoinory of pretty aceuoa, many pielty women gorgeously omduiueri, and u men)' jumble of whlntleable ami cMtchy music reutuliicri of the (liieeti. The pantomimic porlrnyul by llai r Short, Alls Gladya Turner mid fh.wlen Wilcox yf the Uwncea of the I'ltriwiau Apiu'lie were onthuslaktl callj i-cm-oIvoiI for their artistic merit when, after the flmt atgusM. tho audi ence. roulUwl thnt thy Ufld come to lt no a truly ulnae! mil exblhttluu. and not. ne they had been led to be lieve, a deinunalrutlou of the eMeiit to which a producer can abbreviate iliu costuiuos ou 0 women without 'landing In Jail. The Christian .Scientists will Imhl their opening services in their new church on North Oukdnle avenue Sunday morning, January lo. This is the first Christian Science church to he hiiiult in the valley. The architect tiro of this cliureli i- iu tlie-hungalow style, with weathered lini-h lliroiighout the iulerior. Jt is steam heated and brilliantly lighted In the auditorium aie three cluster electroliers suspended lioin the ceil ing beside wall' fixture. The auditorium is furnished wilh JOO mahogany oiera eliairs. At (!r rear of the rosiriuu are convenient rooms ami coat rooms for the use 01 the renders. Mi'hiiles the entrance hull, the liiircli contains a ooinfniKble ladies' parlor, two lavatories and a pleasant reading room. A reading room open lo the piihlii s always conducted in connection with a Christum Koinco church wlu-t ill of the llie authorized litcrnlui'.' is kept on sale and for free re.iding. Mesidu the denominational literature, i Homi daily newspaper, a ni-liucl iiuovaliou in the field of ioininliiii ailed (he Christian Science Monitor, nay he found here. Sueh n news uapor, an long ooiisiilered impussilile, 'ms proven itself a sucee-.. from u nornl, literary and fiun icial sland toinl. This paper may also he found in sale ut the Med ford hook store. This reading room will he open lo 'he public in a few weeks. Owing to iiiilowanl wcnlher condi 'iojis I lu exterior of building is in oinplele. At an early date, llie "hristian .Sciontisls contemplate unking a lawn and ittlracliw .'rounds. Itogulnr services will he held ever -liiuday morning ul 11 o'clock, Suii :eel of lessoil-sernion for .lanuarv 1." "Life." Sunday school aj 10 o'clock. Tcslinionv meetings Wednesday a I T:'M) p. m. The public is eordiully inilcd to these services. BEAR PUIS ONE N R Meets With Adversary on Stairway of His Home Thursday Niujit anil as Result Printer Has Broken Thumb and Is Laid Up I'aul Seliulor, a pro feeder em iloyed h the Medford Printing com aiiy, in today nursing a hiokeu liiiinli us the ic lilt of an eiicouutei vilh a hear on the stairway of his home Thursday night. The injured hoy stoutly nutiulaiii hut he h not or, well Unit he has ml vt violated the pledge lu took on New Year's day, so, taking thai into oiisidtH'iitinu as well as his prcinu fpittntinu for truthfulness, his own ei'siou of the afitiir. lidd by him In fellow pre siueii, will serve. lie was cliiuhiuir llie stairwa. Uiiiii miis dark, when his foot ud leuh bneaiiie eutaiiKled with the I'uaKV niiatoinv of a I eddy hour lipped, and precipitated violently ither uhere he a L'oing or froiu lien'i he had i i t eoiue, depending hi whether lie a elimhuiK or do eliding said Miur. lie will recover. PEARY TO BE MADE A REAR ADMIRAL S00H 'WASHINGTON. J). C, Jan. VI Tho'.ptjlj-CQJIllilillOO "f III" Ii"""' '"' UUMilt&fl ill) tiuvhl oM'ttils litis. ulUM noon voluil iinonihly on u bill ieai ing Jfobprl 11. I't'tuy n rear aihinil The hill ills" o.Nluwd tlc'llianks o ooiigio to Junr.v fr IiAung ili cHiyorcd tho uurih isde. The Imt tjj-p. 1'enry from ticiiic servn. flic nuw with lie- Inght pay ' rvUU'tl eu ill)u.il. Tlie car Iji.gin from April 1. 1000. ll '1 on which he reached i In- pole L HELD THURSDAY The In lie in I ot Miv. I.ouella Hoover Diii was held Thiiisduy alleruoon truiii, the llaptUt church. Iiiloiiiioutj I'tdliiHcd nt the I. O. O. I ceiiieleiN. The pullheitroiii were l' K U'odduii, V. V. bulvr. II. tuwoll, II. 11. i'utllc. Lewis Iteiinelt and I'aul llau sm Policewoman Makes Good ' 1.0 yAXOKLIuS. .Inu. 13.-So lielitt'iil has Mis K eh bill WhIU, Ui Auueles' pdieewoiimii, lieou lu lite (! purtment tkul Chief of Police SoUa' nan will usK tlu eiiv ouiicil for t sipiud of Jie iidditioiml women lui jKitrnl dutv. The chief deelu: MiK Walk Um been a pot en I fuitor m Mdicc affait. siui'e her appoinliaenl fuiir Utullth' :fi. 1U will also asK lot 1UU tm i licewan. J 1 1 ii s k i ii k fur I Ifii lib So. HU.MJ. ' . REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF Medford National Bank at Medford, in the State of Oregon, at the close of business, January 7, 1911: RESOURCES. Loans and discounts $-115,198.12 Overdrafts, secured and unsecured '. 11,G05.07 II. S. bonds to secure circulation 100,000.00 Premiums on l S. bonds ., 2,:(9.68 J'onds, securities, etc 15,709.99 Hanking house, furniture and fixtures 155,071.14 Due from state and private banks and bankers, (rust companies and savings banks 2,545.58 Due from approved reserve agents 94,074.135 Checks and other cash items .300.22 Exchanges for cle'aring house 4,G()'J73 Xotes of other national banks 200.00 fractional paper currency, nickels and cents.... 2115.24 Lawful money in reserve in bank, viz 29,341.75 Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (5 per cent of circulation) '.. 5,000.00 Hold dust 1G9.02 Total v $722,521.89 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in $100,000.00 Surplus fund 20,000.00 ' Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid 12,984.159 National bank notes outstanding 99,900.00 Due to other national banks G22.2S Dividends unpaid I34S.75 Individual deposits subject to check , 440,112.20 Demand certificates of deposit 27,055.0!'. Time certificates of deposit 15,1507.14 ('ert ified checks 11(5.00 Cashier's checks outstanding .., 15.50 Total .' $722,521.89 State of Oregon, County of Jackson, ss: I, J. IC. lOnyart, president of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to tho best of niv knowledge and belief. J. K ENYAKT, President. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day ot t fJanuarv, 191 1. (Seal') O. L. KhlAAIES, Notary Public. Correct Attest: , J. A. PIOKRY, HORACE PULTON", v. n. cop io, , . Directors. -" V f MEDFORD THEATER Wednesday, January 18 DAINTY Grace Cameron lu l II. Ken'.-, Cheat Masterpiece "NANCY" Life. Full Numbers of A Soul Stirring Play. A Beanlilul Storv of Home 1'niii.w mill t'limndv. with Special Jltis-tciil You Will Laiiflh, You Will Scream, You Will Roa and Then Some YOU ALL KNOW HER Some of the Attractions lie I.i sturred in: Henry W. Savage (Iriiml Opera; Wliitnu.v'b 'Tiff I'litT I'oiifl';" llio HuclHiiimib in 'Ifoltin Hood;" "The Tcmlerfoot ;" "Johnny Comes Miirchiiif,' Home," "Poxy Quiller;" Sotisa's Famous Maud; "Dolly Dimples;" and many Other.s. Hntire Production Carried hv Cnmpnnv. Secure your seats early Sale Opens Satunlay morning. .1 ' MIIH MMMH If i. MEDFORD THEATER Thursday, January 19 The .Messrs. Sliiiheit auueimci: Mary Mannering IN WA MAN'S WORLD" . I'liAV I.V FOl'lt ACTS V I'.At IIKIi CIIOTIIKIIS Seat.s on sale .Monday, January Kllli. ,lcc.s 7."c, .1.0(1, $ !..-( and $AH). cur COUNCIL TO CANVAS VOTE No Protests Filed by Defeated Can didates, So Canvas Will Only Be Matter of Form Tuesday's Count Is Accepted by All REAR END COLLISION DEALS DEATH-TO FOUR 1.1. I'V'.r passcn sleepor wire killed BATAVIV. Jan veis in ; Pullman lodiiN mid twclw iiijiired in a teai end collision on llie New York fun-, j trnl railroad here. The accident oc curred in front the .station where a pnsNcnuer train ih standing A lollowiuir train plunged into it, telc I scopimr tin1 rear sleeping. Notice The funeral of Mrs. J H. Stewait will he held Sunday at 1 ::)() p.m. from the late residence in-, South v)aliiiale ine.iue. I Mermen: n ;. u. U. r, ceniuery. rnenus nu. (ii-niiuuiuuicc'. imited to attend co-1 z A tft''''.'ft'.''. V 9 J. E. ENYART. President. J A. PERRY. Vico-President. JOHN S. ORTH, Cushicr. V. B. JACKSON, Ass't Ca8bier. THE MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK Capital, $100,000.00 Surplus, $20,000.00 vrjw SAFJE: DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT. A GENERAL BANKING SUSIKESS TRANSACTED WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE. The citv council will meet ut th cii hall at :t o'clock lliis atleruoon lo caiiMit. the Mile cuht at tliu recoil .'iU election. As no nilus to t lut original comii liavy heeii filed, the eaiivab 1) the council will he made xiiperliciai ARE YOU LUCKY? Five Articles Given Away Each Day of This Sale Knrh ila iliiiim; oar Lucky llor.se- hoe Sale ii' will uuc live iiiticleo dial sell tor .t-I 00 each and hide them 10 our tin play ol merchandise Kit cli article will hear a Miinll iickel with thei.e woid "l.uck.x liiie Slum Ticket" when tind i.e of tlnait tiekeh, nimply call the ieaiei eleik, kivo her your name and nddiv.x aid take the articu lainie, xrikti. Ker,V article will he hidden eitlu-i 011 the tnhlck, the coiuiier or in the dipla -AND NOT in the shelve The Lucky Ones: JANl'AUY ?. Mi. I.. K. Parkm-. ilr. lititbttru KuuitU. Mrs. J. F Williius, CimUtt. Pciiu Auino. .Mc.MmIhiu. JIi-.. Co mm. .IAXUAKY 0. Mik Inej 1 1 aye, Cwitml Point ilr. C. V. Slmri). K. S. llillor. .Mi-. I'uuwortliy. Maud Joue. Jonnicr l'Hrkor. Kniiu .Sharp?. Annii UHch. Mmi-khi-pi liiuley, OoHlml Point. Mrs. K.-:lTsrTm?r" V It MPrKI'U v t 0 To tlie Lovers of Good Colfce We vvltdi to aihlse you that wo lime IiiHtalleil In our store a new Itoyal ICIeclrlc Col'Cee .Mill, l'lils machine is euuiiii'dl with ateol knives vhich cut the lioi t y Into practlcalb I uniform clean ml mrtlcle, Instead . r mi'ludlnc ami u-iiKhtiig ttj as hy he old method. , All Coffee .Mills horetoforo imeil vlll only criibh the liorry, niutllat UK the minute oil colls, allowing the Coffee OH to evaiiornte, thus Impair ing the strength Hiid flavor, Hy this new procusa tho little oil .oils remain unbroken, the essential oi (fond pruritic!) cannot evaporate nnri the toffee thug retains Its flue.' rich, aromatic tlavor in Its full' strength. This I one ichmui why a pound of of lee cut lu this mill will make from twelve In fifteen nips more of full 'itronstli eotte iluui will any tof- fo ground Hie old way. The Lover jf ttootl Coffee finds hore a rlchncbs if flavin- never t miiri In Coffee ' uruuuri In the onhnary way. ' Another ream re about tills Mill lb ' 'hat you may h.ne your Coffee cut ' its flue an the ftnet sand and It will ntlll he pimilcaiu free from thati' f tn 9 duI which .-. produced bv the tld niethoil of Riindlng. You will. therefor. nlwir. have a clear nip of offeo Instead of a muddy effect a rteult of using tin old stylo Mills Itoyal Cut (drtee Is also adaptable for percolator 01 Pruch Dip Coffee potd. Ii) 11 pound of our coffee cut on a Itoyal Mill and tc Know )ou uill lie uleascd Willi llie icmiIis. Olmstead&Hibbardl TO WIIO.M IT .MAY CON'CKKN. This Is to certify that A. K. Lo I'ontz of Central Point, Or., has for the past two years, and Is Belling nnri handling our granite for monuments, and any statement to the contrary Is not true. 250 COLD HAY GKANMTE COMPANY, INC., Medford, Or. Ily C. H. RAY, President. STODDARD DAYTON Automobiles Dr. F. C. Page Mgr. Local Agency r4'tf'4''.f''. NIJITINt; OCT A CIIKCK coinniands a lot more lespect than counting out tho cash. You have probably noticod that fact yourself. You'll stand higher In the community if you pay by chucks drawn on tho PAUM ICItS' & vniUITCiHOVHUS' HANK. Opon an account thore and trv It for :'. while. Vo warrant you'll not be sorry for jour action. Farmers & Fruit Growers Bank 1 ,ivWS)WSs SUBSCRIBE FOR THE MAIL TRIBUNE AND GET THE NEWS THE DAY IT HAPPENS 0&ikmmfftiiiKiiktiitoM We were asked if we would run a SPECIAL SALE and we replied that it was unnecessary Tliu good people of this city nml county have favored us with so much the past year that our stock has been kept absolutely clear nusuiess (luring and clean. 01 SPECIAL PRICES EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR Our prices are all special or as low as the lowest at all times. You are sure ' a square deal when you buy groceries or meat at this store. WARNER, WORTMAN & GORE, Inc. MarKet Phone 281 Grocery Phone 286 on mi wnsr sim miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiKiiHiniinii-i n iiitY,f'Vr'ftVyirfliij(rf-TjfUUUUijfijfUTr A. J