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MEDFORD MATT. TRTBUNE, lEDFORD, ORISON, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 18, 1911.
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airships fly. Get your tlckotB at
the depot. Excursion leaves 3:32 p.
m., Thursday, tho 19th.
PEOPLE LL HUT
TARIFF 8111 CUT
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LOCAL FORCE TO
WEAR1ARNESS"
Los Angeles Kvcnrnlon
A grand treat Is in Jtore for the
excursionists to Los Angeles. The
avlctlon meet In San Francisco lasts
until the 22d. This will give the
excursionists threo days to see the
Grace Cameron Tonight
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Medford Mnll Tribune Want ads
aro business bringers.
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Country-Wide Poll Conducted by
New York World Shows People by
Vast Majority Want Extra Ses
sion to Revise Tariff.
NKW YORK, Jan. 18. That the
people or tliu I'nltcil Stntct hy n vnsl
majority nro united In tho demuml
tluit nn oxirn Reunion of congress
Should liu hold to rovlao the tariff and
remove the duties from all Incoming
food Bt tiffs Ih the Htatoment of the
Now York World today.
Jn a country-wide poll, conducted
liy that paper, a great majority of
the queries brought replies favoring
an extra aossloii. The Independent
dally nowHpapers favor tho proposi
tion In the ratio of two to one, the
World assorts. Only 20 per cent of
the loptihllr.'tn papers were found In
line for the project and tho commer
cial bodies, of whom Inquiry was
made, were about evenly divided.
Calkins Presents Resolution Provid
Inn for Office of Lieutenant Gov-)
crnor In This State President of!
Senate Now Serves.
"I LEAVE TO GO TO THE
DEViL" WRITES SUICIDE
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 18 Work
ing on a cltio supplied by nn un
signed note found in bin pocket the
police today ondeavored to Identify
ti man who, Into yesterday, Jumpopd
over a U00-l'oot cliff on Telegraph
lllll ami wits killed.
Means of Identification had been
romoved from tho mnu's clothing,
With a Meno on top of tho cliff as
'i table, Just before bo Jumped, be
wrete:
"Judging by tho distance I am go
ing to tiavel, this attempt, should
be a comploto 'success, 1 leavo here
to go to tho devil. Host wishes to
a fow of you,"
SALEM. Jan, 18. Creation of the
office of lieutenant governor, as pro
posed In a resolution resented by
Sonntor Calkins yesterday, seems
likely to command strong suppoit
t this session of the legislature. Im
lottis Is given by tho recent nnoma
oiis situation In tho state when Sec
otAry of State Benson, called upon
o perform tho duties of governor,
was compelled by 111 health to turn
ver tho office to tho president of
ho senate.
Tho Calkins resolution provides for
ho submission of a constitutional
intendment at tho election of 1912,
o the peoplo may pass upon the
liiestlon. It provides no salary for
he lleutennnt governor aside from a
)or diem unless called to fill a va
ancy In tho gubornatolrlal chair.
GOVERNOR BLEASE
PERISH IN VESSEL!
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A $50,000 BLAZE
BACHELOR'S CLUB
AGAIN FLOURISHING
SPOKANE, Jan. 18. The Hluc
Mountain Bachelors' club of Dayton,
Wash., southwest of. Spokane, Is
planning to resume activities In the
near future. With tho completion of
fall work on the ranches and tho ap
proach of winter tho mombora of tho
unique organization of mate-seeking
farmers are arranging a meeting for
tho election of a president as the re
cent murrlngo of Ralph Hunt, for
mer president, linn loft the club with
out a head. Several candidates for
tho position are mentioned. Robert
Rainwater will probably bo chosen.
Tho enrollment of the club has In
crojuied during the summer and mem
bers are looking forward to material
results this winter. It la said the
malls are being liberally patronized
by Bomo of tho bachelors. Now ar
rlvuls dally have Increased tho num
bor of letters on hand from marriage
able women from -'500 to more tbnn
H000 hIiico tho last report or tho secretary.
COLUMBIA, S. C, Jan. 18. CJov
irnor Livingston Dlease was the tar-
jot for many sarcastic editorials to
day becaiiKo of tho personal unlmus
V displayed In his Inaugural address
yesterday.
The major portion of tho nddress
wns dovoted to denunciation of nows
naperB which had opposed his candl
lacy and "men who call themselves
.ululstcrs of the gospol and who give
.'ent to malice and slander against
tie." Governor lllonso assorted that
he press opposing li tin had "assailed
lilm with falsehood and abuse."
Tho governor flayed those who op
osed lynching under certain circum
itances. Ho further declared that he
viib In favor of public execution of
leatb penalties for assailants of
votuon.
MOULIN, Jan. 18. -The cuptuiii.i
lieutenant and coxswain of the sub-!
marine "I'll" which Mink .vesturduy
uere smothered in the conniiu; lower
of the erai't. When the veicl wjih
raihed lodr.y it wns round the three
oITieeiH who stuyed with (heir es-
hol after 27 members of the crew
llllfl IHHMl l'ftrHlfifl I lll'ltHvtl n Iiiimwi.I. i..l 1j i i i
- " "!-"" i nuiriiuiuii. ji hiuneo in one corner
tube, were dead. They telephoned! of the tluee story fnmie liiiililinir
uiey mm pieniy oi air aim would not! Nothing was left slandui" exeenftlio
walls. How tho fire originated lias
TACO.MA, Wash., J;,,,. 18. Fire
destroyed the fertilizer and renderin,'
plant of the Carstons l'nekiuj,' com
pany at midnight, entailing; u loss of
approximately r0,0()0. The hlnzc
had gained considerable headway he-
lore, it was discovered bv a nielit
ucheri uie vcbtci. i
Tlio "UU" was lifiiHtcd by the par
ent nliip Vulcan ami examined today
to nsceitaiii wlia: caused the aeei
(lenll filling of the water hunkers yes
tenia v.
not been oetermined.
MAYOR'S SLATE PASSES.
(Continued from P.ikp 1.)
DEATH PENALTY IS PASSED
ON 24 SOCIALISTS
(Continued from iiib 1.)
EUGENE ELY IN AIRSHIP
LANDS ON BATTLESHIP
(Continued from 1'uko 1.)
newwpuper men with a wiulo
"Jio, it wa eay," lie xniil. "1
cjtn do it eery day. I'm going to
do it again belore the meet i oxer.
Wlien lily oanio up tliu bay lie fir
(dud diiue around (lie tr.ituport Hit
1'ord, wliieli wan lying iitar llu l'eiin
Kyhnina, ami then bwoope over to
lite i eriiiher, lie circled iibuut Ihi
wiiivbip iiKHin like a bin howl; ami
finally, KcttiiiK lii denireil iliieetion
and angle, alighted with no iu-ire dif
Jieiilly tliaii ho would Imv: uori
eneed on n wid'i plain.
After remaining on the oi nisei
lboiil an hour dii'ing the xrciiei pari
of which ho wn !ept biuv 'itnwer-
mg Hie (iietioi ot tliu iinvui men.
Kly climbed iikviw i:tu the ndt'lo ot
Ills aeroplane, tk enmue whirred
and (he iiiaehine riniug lij;rtl,
Hkimmed oer tliu ede of the phu-form.
For n nionieiit it euiod as though
(he during inintor wm dim for a
plunge in tliu mtv lot, hefuie bin en
yineH had do eloped their full upeod
bis iieropliine dipped down atul oul
stopped ith glide ulieu within
feet of tho water. Then matherim.-
headway it, geared slot).
Kb'i t" Kvu IM'rlmg Htilultf lo hii
wifa and olhera on (he hip eireUd
onco nroiinil tho cnu-er iiiiil ttiwi
s'ldimiiocj swiftly d'u the bv. 1U
reunited ,Solfrih,u in-ld in i.bout aoileot,
miituleft anil liindin geuhiiy cindet- "
(! without miiJii) tin Hijht tlm- .s .Imoullo liauclug Club
Jniiled us U luoord ill tin' hiioi ol ' ThU olub will hold Its net partv
aerial tiiivicntioii. M st Mark' ball. Monday nlgUt, on
In a newspaper, "Fieu Thought,"
and a magazine, "Our I'roletuinat,'"
which Kotoku published, this evi
dence Wllb net foith.
Iron Hand In IMdence
Kotoku and his ussoeiates weie
particularly sevoie (In their htrie
tu res on the Katsuru govetumeul and
this action it is hiiid by (heir parti
sans, led to the determination of the
authorities to stump the socialist
propaganda ut all costs, Kotoku
wiih arrested, the Micialisl papers
were Mippicsscd with an iron hand
and the charges were circulated b
government agents that Kotoku and
his ftiends bad planned a reign of
(error; that they were to assiiMsiuute
the Mikado, and dynamite official
buildings ami the residences of the
licit.
, Within a few days of tho spread
of the dynamite rumor moie than
100 of (he socialists in Tokio, Kobe,
OmiK'h, Koiniinato, Oiuaya and Wu
kavama were arrenled. Tweu(y-M.
of (hem, the same us tlio-e con
deinned today, weie found guilty ol
lioiiMiu by a seeiel tiibunal and
uemi 'd to die The einnini i 7-J
were imprisoned and held iiieoiuuiu
uicado. They are still in prison.
.Motciuciit Started to Sno
No sooner was the news sent out
from Japan that the 'J I social)! had
been condemned to die than socialist"
the world over Marled a mowiiient to
wi them. I'loni evey ctvili. :
country and partieulnil.v fnun Kng
land, Oerniany and I'mted Slnle
protexU, muiiy of them seini-ollicial
poured into the KiiUunt goerumcut
(iHUiaiiding that th alleged anareb
imU be given a fair and open tunl
For a lime the K'iiura aduiuns
U-Htion hold stubbornly U- thci.
point and declared Mint uie social
Utti were iniuderoiii and eneiniot, in
tliu Mute, and that Ihey should die.
Pimillv pii)!ure ceeietly exerted
from the olhor soveruiuenlH, hecaine
too strung, and the Japanese niiius I
try aKivid tt u trial which should
have at leaM wune pivten-iom, to
fairuem and impartiality.
O'Gaili.
Tho mayor hinted thai he was not
prepared to submit a complete slate
and at last uight'y session no men
tion was mado concerning the offices
of city engineer or chief of police
On motion by JOifert .Merrick was
elected piesident of (he council.
Tho following; committees were
named:
Huilding Merrick, Worlnian, Kif
oi t.
Light and water Wall, Kifert
Millar.
Finance Worlnian, Wad, Met
ric k.
St reel and sowci Knierick, Mil
lar. Worlnian.
Lieenso Canbn, Merrick, lCincr
ick. Health- riinon. Kiferl. Kmeriek.
Agency Grand Union
Tea Co.
1 10 Tripp St. Phone 901
Teas, Coi'fccs, Baking Pow-
tier, Spices, Soaps, Starch,
etc. Orders ialceu.
Prompt Delivery
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ried Fruit
W. Silver
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stock, per I
j Diamond
i v runes, lancy
j )ouii(l 20c.
Diamond V. .'Italian
Prunes, fancy ,'stock, per
pound 15c.
Dried Fis, per lb. 10c.
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I1'ancy
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Apricots, lb. 20c.
Cal. Dried Peaches
15c.
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Records will be on sale for
the first time on Saturday,
.lannuary 21, in the rooin
occupied by the Paci
Motor Supply Co.
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Vancy Dried Apples, lb.)
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h'ancy bulk Raisins, loose j
1 15c.
j an aim see inese wonder- ;
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I Medford M
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uv west wam-st Marks Block t
instead:
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wicst smn (ihoceus
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l.os Angeles Kxemslou
This o.veursloii Iwivm tomorrow.
I'Uursday, afternoon at 3:38 o'clock
uiid not Friday as reported. Itomaui.
bar tho day. Tuurwlay. tho lOtk.
Don't wait until tliu Itut momnt.
Qt your ticket now. On aal at
ITuskins for Jioultii.
(.mount or the hall at the Natalorltim
, not belnu nvnllable.
If This Interests You CUT IT OUT
and Save for Reference
201 Acres ,.; si1;.", A Bargain
AT LESS THAN $150 PER ACRE, ALL
AROUND FULLY EQUIPPED
Fronting on Rogue River
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Twenty-five acres in orchards 12 year and. 3 vgar old,
bowing the finest or fruit location ideal; water and
water rights except ional. Very best soil for Peal's,
Apples, Poaches, Tokay ( rapes or Alfalfa.
WRITE OWNER, BOX 23, R. D. 2
Grants Pass, Oregon
Death Knell of Present Plain Clothes
System for Police Force Sounded
' By the Mayor Would Clothe
"Cops" In Uniforms.
! The first step toward the uniform
Ins of the local police force was
'made last night when Mayor Canon
brought the matter to tho nttentlon
'or the city council, nnd afterward
J referred It to the finance commltteo
of that body for consideration.
I Tho mayor suggested that the stop
be taken and that the finance com
mittee, during Its deliberations on
the subject, devise a means of pro
viding for tho change.
The mayor also appointed William
, Hlnton and Harry F. Snyder to the
police force. Hlnton retains his
former position on tho force, while
mo new appointeo will fill tho po
sition made .vacant by the retirement
of Joe Menialc.
Snyder was formerly a member of
tho pollco force or the city of St.
Louis nnd has only been In Medford
for a short time. His mother, how
ever, has lived here for the past
twelve years.
His home Is at 112 Columbia
street.
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for You to Buy Your
Piano for $100.00
Less Than You con
Obtain Sumo for Else
whore :"
CORNER TENTH AND OAKDALE AVE.
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We Are the Only Factory to Home Distributors
of the world's best Pianos and Player Pianos at the
least possible expense.
When you fail to investigate our proposition and
buv elsewhere you just take .$100.00 from your bank 2
account and trive to the other fellow, isn't it to your 2
. i(ni.nnf 4r iiiirncfiirnfn tlli ni.'lfloi'? It Costs VOll A
A lILlirnti LU illTLtlUwUIV uv -.- .-- - , - -
nothing to look, and nine out of every ten persons 2
X that enter our warerooins find such tremendous fine
pianos at such low prices and on such easy terms that
they most always buy from us.
" The expense is what creates the price of any com
modity. Tlus is the reason why we can save you
money on the piano deal, as we don't have to contend
with high rents and we hire no one to sell our goods,
and for this reason alone we can save you $100.00 and
then make the same amount of money as the other
fellow. 2
We Tune Pianos. We Rent Pianos. We Repair $
Pianos. We Sell Pianos. In fact, we do the Piano
business of Southern Oregon. $
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One case fine quality
Bleached Muslin
worth 10c yard
Special .
7c
MANN'S
CENTRAL AVENUE-NEAR P. 0.
One bale good quality
Unbleached
Sheeting worth
8c yd. Special
WHITE SALE NOW GOING ON
GREATEST VALUES EVER KNOWN
. BE SURE YOU GET SOME OF THEM
Tor-
hiser-
Embroideries
Buy ytour season's sup
ply now. 2000 yards Pine
c a m h r i onibroiden'
and insertions; 10c val
ues. White ' JTp
Sale price, yd -'
1000 vards fine
ch jon lace and
t;ion; good width; real
10c value. White Zfi
Sale price, yd Jv
1000 3'ards new em
broidery and insertions;
wide width; values up
to 20c. White -j-j
Sale price, yd llv
1000 yards IS inch cor
set cover embroiderv,
Hoc value. White
Sale price, yd ...
Und
erwear
Have you seen the Big
Snaps in Muslin Under
wear? Look These Up.
Children's muslin draw
ers, skirts and waists,
2oe values. lute
Sale price, ea .... .
15c
19c
Women's muslin skirts,
drawers and corset cov
ers, 50c values. White
Sale price, Jtop
each UvXj
Women's muslin skirts,
gowns, drawers and cor
set covers, values up to
$1. White Sale rQp
Sale price, each JeJv
Women's combination
suits, gowns, drawers
and corset covers, val
ues up to $1.50. White
Sale price, 7Q
each I vj
Sheets
Buy all you need at
money saving prices.
8-4 bleached sheets, of
good quality. White
S, ,)l'i"- 59c
9-4 bleached sheets, torn
and hemmed. White
Sale price,
each
69c
ITope muslin, yd 9c
Lonsdale muslin yr lie
Bedspreads, full' size,
$1.2o qualitv. While
S. pi'iixv 98c
HALF PRICE
The balance of our win
der suits and coats all
go on sale at exactly
One-Half Price,
J When your watch is "all broken up" or "out of sorts"
bring it to this "watch hospital" and we'll quickly put it
in "shape" again.
Qq "Sick" timepieces "made well" hi Uie quickest sort of
time, consistent with good workmanship.
J Let us do your watch and jewelry repairing.
I We do all kinds of mounting, diamond setting and jew
elry repairing.
Near P. O.
MARTIN J. REDDY
THE JEWELER
Medford
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or you get nothing-you never get "something jus as
good here, because we only have on, best. . qb oe iwt
this assurance warrant your trading wn! AVe think "o
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