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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OWIWOX, MONDAY JANUARY :a. 39J1.
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Personal and Local
Thu Xat iiiantiKonitMit have uuguK
cd thu services of W. J. Tanner as
skating Instructor, who Is giving good
J. K. Anderson, president of the
Kogue River Qas company, who was
badly Injured by a falling polo some
results, as it has been difficult for .weeks ago, will leave Tuesday for
the mnnngement to get an Instructor
who will assist those learning. They
feel confident of having the right
man, so everyone will be given at
tention by Mr. Tanner and his assist
ants. Don't fall to see the big double
bill nt the "Isis" for tho next three
nights, botRinning tonigLt. Finest
blackface comedienne ever nppearlng
in vaudeville will be in the person
of Eva La Hue. '
J. C. Xcff and wife left Sunday to
take in tho automobile show at Port
land. Call phono 2151, 1032 for baggage
wagon. 45 j
It. K. Geary, a brother of Arthur
M. Geary of this city, is spending a
few days here visiting.
Howard 3. Dudley is planning to
leave In a day or two for an extended
business trip east.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott V. Davis, who
have spent tho winter in Los Angeles
and San Diego, have returned to San
Francisco, where they will spend a
lew weel;s before coming home.
Private room and board with Mrs.
J. D. Fay, three blocks from central
part of town, 310 N. Bartlett.
G. Stockholm of Gold Hill was
a 'recent visitor in Medford, as was
Sam McClendon.
Flfty-iuroo acres special, 10 acres
coming into bearing orchard. Call on
J. B. Wood, Condor Water & Powei
Co.'s office. tf
W. D. Lewis of Central Point was
a recent Medford visitor.
John H. Carkln, attorney at law.
over Jackson County bank.
S. A. Pnttlson of Central Point
spent Monday In Medford.
Dr. J. K. Shearer, pnyslclan and
surgeon. Offlco over Strang's drug
storo. tf.
Mrs. Maud Hockenyos, who has
been visiting for some time with
friends in this city, has returned to
Portland.
See U. A. Holmes, Tho Insuranco
Man, Over Jackson County bank. 28i
A. S. Hoscnbaum has returned
from a short trip to San Francisco.
Is your ioubo wired? Ono cigar
less n day would pay for a hundred
per rent lncrcaso In comfort. Start
living tho electric life. tf.
Mrs. J. G. Martin attended the Ma-bee-Gordon
wedding in Jacksonville
Thursday, which was performed by
Juhtlco H. Dox of that city.
Every Ug.U out electricity glvi
off smoke and smoko contains soot,
which deposits on your wall paper,
curtains, draperies. Electric light
glows In an air tight bulb. tf.
Willinni S. Thompson and hon Carl
of Spokane spent two days of this
week with relatives in Jacksonville.
Tho most profitable as well as the
most Interesting "littlo journoyc
are tho.se made In answering clasj
Ifled ads.
G. A. Owings is dangerously ill with
pneumonia.
Sec It. A. Hdlmes, The Insnranru
Man. 2 So
N. H. Harvey, proprietor or the
Mllwanklo nurcerles, Is In tho city
on n short bublnes trip.
Wanted Hoarders a now board
ing houso has opened nt 706 South
Oakdale. Call and seo us for fair
trontment. or address F. H. More
land. 302
Horace Nlrholbon Is amoiiR those
who loft Sundn: for the auto show at
Portland.
Dr. Heuter of Jacksonville was J
Medford vlhltor Sunday.
Ei a La Hue at the Isis for three
nights only. The most popular black
face comedienne ever on the vaude
illle stage.
Dr. E. G. Hlddell, after being con
fined to hie hon.e for ux weeks. Is
.-tin greeting don mown f lends.
San Fran.-lsco on n shnrf ininitw.cn
trip.
H. J. Xeeloy has returned from n
flying business trip to San Francisco.
C. A. Mr.lboeuf, secretary of tho
Commercial club, Is expected to re
turn tomorrow from a visit to Port
land. The Ladies' Aid society of the
Presbyterian church meets with Mrs.
W. W. Elfert, No. 33." North Cen
tral avenue, Tuesday afternoon at
2:30. At their last meeting tho In
dies decided to charge 10 cents when
refreshments are served. All the
ladles of the congregation nro Invit
ed. Elmer A. Hicks spent Mondav In
Jacksonville on business.
D. C. Herrln of Portland Is regis
tered at the Nash hotel. He was for
merly a resident of the Iloguq Itlver
valley.
E. F. Fay of Portland Is vlsttliu'
Medford.
W. H. Smith of San Francisco is
registered at the Nash.
r"iry J. Necly of Spok..no arrived
In the city this morning.
Fiank Roberts of Myrtlo Creek
spent today in the city.
J. C. Shnnkland of Portland is a
guest of the Nash.
The Rev. Morse, a Methodist minis
ter from Grr.-. : Forks. N. D., stopped
off hero while en routo to California.
M YORK NOW
V
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COUNTRIES
TO CURB THE TUSKS
'received the .constitution of tho Na
tional Republican Progrosstvo league
and nlso ninny letters from signers of
it inviting mo to join," said Governor
Johnson today. "I considered tho
matter thoroughly and wired my do-
sire to becomo n member. 1 look on
the leaguo ns pnrt of tho republican
VlKNXA, Jan. 'J3. Information nnrfv n innvnmint within Mm nnrtv
Legislature' iTiiched th foreign ot'i.ee here to- at least for tho present.
day that bervia, .Montenegro, Uul
Kiirin, ltonuuiin and Greece have
VOrlngO Pacific Coast as Site Of joined 'forces to curb Turkish k-
Kressivenets in the Hnlknus. A sub-
T.
IS
FREED BY JURY
By Overwhelming Vote
Passes Concurrent Resolution Fa
Exposition in 1915.
AIiMANY, N. V. Jan. 23. Uy a
voto of 40 to U iu tho cenato and a
unanimous vote In the house, Now
York's legislature today adopted n
concurrent resolution urging tho Now
York congressional delegation to sup
port San Franclcco In Its fight for
congressional recognition of Its claims
for the Panama exposition in 1915.
TlaskiiiH for health.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
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CHOW YOUNG'S Chinese medicine
will euro rheumatism, eiitnrrit
colds, goiters, throat and Inn
trouble, deafness, pnrnl.VMs, pri
vnte diseases and all kinds (
chronic and nervous ailments. Ston.
neli trouble, constipation, indige.s
tion, womb and bladder trouble
See me ut 211 S. Front st., .Med
Jml, Or.
FOR KENT 1-room house, rent $10
Call at :134 W. (ilh st. 'JQ:t
FOR SALE Milch cow coming ficsl
in five weeks, .-(."), if taken with!
10 days. Cull or address Jtnnc'.i
12 miles south nf Gold Hill. Mael
Wowers, Gold Hill, Or. 12(57
SACRAMENTO, Cnl., Jan. 23.
Resolutions pledging congress that
California -will nsk no material aid
for the Panama exposition to be held
it San Frnnclsco in 1915 wero passe i
.innnlmously by the sennto and -icnibly
today. As soon as Governor
lohnson has reviewed ono of tho
measures it will bo telegraphed to
Washington to the various California
representatives for presentation to
congress.
DAKOTANS SEEK
TO INVEST HERE
Party of Grand Forks, N. D., Busi
ness Men Making Study of Rogue
River Valley Will Remain Here
Several Days.
"Its doclnraUon of principles can
be subscribed to by all titters. It Is
broad, slniplo an', .loflnite. it seeks
null' (ft w lit r ih.l tWaltnl tn rln.
sidy of 48.000.U00 has been ,u,irnu- vilapment of tho nal.on and tho state,
teed by the beruan government to
support ii uuerilla uarinro alunjr the M1 nm deeply Interested in tho pro
Turkish frontier, the Sen inn bnnds ' "0Sl''1 work of tn,R lsu. Though
workiii" in conjunction with the Mon-, within the republlcon party, Its prln
tenegriiis. clpkvs should bring democrats Into it.
It is the up-to-date effort of tho load-
J0HNS0N TELLS WHY ?rs or ropebllcai.lcm In America to
HE FAVORS LEAGUE brlK tno P?oilo into their own."
SACRAMENTO, Cnl., Jan. 23. "I- Hnsklns for Health.
FOR RENT Newly furnished lions
keeping rooms; center town. 'J.'f
E. nth st. 207
WANTED TO RENT Small fn.
nished housciiuniecVtntely. Musi
have htith, be reasonable and closi
in. Apply A. II. Mimes, Mail Tiiii
une office or phone 11021.
WANTED To rent a U or 7 mini
modern house with a burn. Wil
lease for one year. Address Ho
M, cure Mail Tribune office. 207
WANTED The best burirain ii
from -10 to 120 acres of firs) elas
undeveloped fruit land thai gooi1
hard cash will buy. Must be with
in 15 niijes of Medford. Give fu
particulars in first letter. Addrc
Ho.v 700. care this office.
WANTED To rent, not later than
March 1, four or live nmin hou-
IW six months, or longer. I). 1
Woodruff. -120 (iiirnett-Corey bldp.
Phone 0121. 2(53
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
DAY PHONE 2271
Night 'Phenes:
F. W. Weeks, 2071
A. E. Orr, 3692.
LADY ASSISTANT
John A. Perl
Undertaker and Embalmer
Successor to the undertaking de
pa! tment of Medford Furniture Co.
Office With
Medford Furniture Company
About February 1, Private Am
bulanco Scrvlco. Sick and Injured
conveyed to any part of city or
country.
Telophene3: Day 351.
Night: John A. Perl 4111. C.
W Conklln, 3601. J. H. Butler,
3R71.
California
Is the place to Kit. Orange grovcc
in full bloom, tropical flowers, fa
mous hotels, hifitoriu Old Missions
attractive watering places', delightful
climate, making that favored section
the Nation's most popular ietre.il
You can see it i.t its best via the
I Shasta Route
and
j "The Road of a Thousand Wonders"
J SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
i
i Up-to-date trains, first-class in
I every respect, unexcelled dining-cni
j service, (puck time and direct con
nections to all points south.
'STECIAL ROUND-TRIP FARE OF
$55.00
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' Portland to Los Angeles and Return.
With corresponding low fates from
all other sections of the Northwest,
Liberal stop-oveis in onch direction
and long limit. Interesting and at
tinctiie htei a tui o on the i a imhis re
sults and attiaetions of California
an be hail on application to any S
I' or O & N' Agent, or from
WM. McMURRAY.
General Passenger Agent
Portland, Ore.
Vibjting the Rogue Hivcr valley
vvith n view to investing capital horo
should a desirable opportunity pre-,
-out itself, Messrs. John Fadden, O.
Young, 11. N. Ford and M. Hruer of
Irand Forks, N. D., are registered nt ,
ihe Nash hotel.
The party was joined this morn-
ug by Mr. Korpnugh, now n resident '
if Grants Pass hut formerly of'
CJrand Forks, who will conduct them
m a tour of the district near Med-)
ford.
They will remain in town several
days.
Hasklns for Health.
TURN EXPENSE
INTO INVESTMENT
TACOMA, Wash., Jan. 23. Mrs.
Martina Kvalshaug, licensed of com
plicity in the murder of her hus
band, Martin Kvahihuug on May 1 1,
11)01), was today acquitted by a jury
which has been deliberating on her
fato for 37 hours.
Mrs, Kvalshaug had been treid
twico before, both times the jury
being unable to agree.
Charles O. Neweoinb has already
been convicted of Kvalshnug's mur
der and is now under sentence nf
death.
Uiisklns for Health.
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Iaro sold in Medford by
Ilale's Piano House.
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If it's merely a question of
what you can "get along
with," use an ordinary paper
for your business stationery.
If, however, you are seek
ing to turn expense into in
vestment, use
T7ir sttiHibtrJ .tVr for lsiutst tlatientrj
Li HABflRSHIRE Ml
"ZniSvr (At H'atr MarV
The added influence given
your messages lw the clean,
crisp sheets will wipe out the
expense item and leave a bal
ance on the other side.
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A little Journfy Into tlm worltlrRt of
your own mind will urenrllirn our argil
mem, To hrlp, ak lit lor a uptcinirn
book of tlm pjpr -.howing InirrlirutU
and othrr buinr lormi, primed, litho
graphed mid engraved on ''" white and
lourteen colon of Old Hamvsiiiih Donu.
It' worth having.
Made hy HAMnnim
Paprr Comi'anV, the
only paper innkrri in
Ihe world making bond
paper exclutively.
Medford Printing Co.
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WmW
FINE JOB
PRINTING
IS OUR
SPECIALTY
WE CAN
AND DO
MAKE QUICK
DELIVERIES
GET OUR
PRICES
38 S. Central Avi
Trimmed Hal s
to $8.00 for
$1.98
Trimmed Hats
to $4.00 for
98c.
Home Millinery
1021 West Ninth Htroot
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NsrseyB
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Open
Tuesday
! Columbia Phonographs
: and Records will be on sale ?
:: for the first time on Tups
i : day, January 24, in the;;
iroom oeupied by the JPa-i;
; eitie Motor Supply Co.
:i You arc invited to call;;
i; and sec these wonderful;;
;; machines and records.
Medford
Music Shop
220 West Mam Street.
St. Mark's Block.
Hale's are the onlv fac-?
;;tory to home distributors
j; of the world's best Pianos ?
liand Plaj'or Pianos. They?
j: guarantee to save you atj
ii least
FINE
PIANOS
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$100.00
ANY piano you may?
i ( 4
j ; wish to buy. They can do?
:; this because they pay no
J: salaries, employ no help,;;
I pay no rent and sell more;!
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j:tlian three-fourths of alii;
:the Pianos sold in south-;;
i !
jern Oregon. j!
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iiYou are invited to call!:
;; us up and we will be pleas
:;ed to explain how we can?
; ; save you money and givej
i; you the best piano or play-1
j: er piano sold in the world ?
1 1
;; today.
8$
Corner Tenth and Oaktliilu.
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First January Clearance Sale
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We enter upon the fourth week oL' our FJRST IANLTAHY CLEAKANCIO SALE with values greater than ever. We are determined to t
clear out all winter wares regardless of loss. In conjunction with the Clearance Sale we will show the NEW ROYAL SII1RT WATSTS for i
Spring Nineteen Eleven.
I Dresses for Quick Clearance $14.75
? Di'esses made of an excellent storm serge; some plain tailored styles, others braided; (Jibson shoulder; in colors navy blue,
brown and leather; excellent value at the former prices, $19.50 nd .(.50. Clearance Sale ".
.$14.75 !
Evening Dresses Special $29.50
For Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, your unrestricted choice of the following Dresses:
A handsome black mousseline de soie Dress over black messaline;
trimmed over Persian band and Persian piped; tunic effect skirt;
regularly priced at $f7.o(); for these three
davs
$29.50
A most handsome IWassalinc dress elaborately braided, waist
has Peasant sleeves plaited skirt with stitched band color gold, re
gular!' price is $55 for these three days $29.50.
A navy blue mousseline de soie Dress over messaline
plaited flounce; bodice over Persian; regular value
$12.00; for these three days
tunic skirt;
$29.50
A light blue lnousselino de soie ov er messaline; tunic skirt banded
with messaline; yoke bead trimmed; regular $-17.00; for j,9Q ( t
Vv a
these three dj
Others that we will not take time to desc ribe, as printer's ink at any rate does not do th em justice, but come and see these values.
The New 1911 Spring Waists
jRoaf
actitititt "'' la
The ROYAL which stands for best in shirt waists; only the
worthy materials; note the tailoring and finishing; a line of waists we
have sold for the last 1-1 yeais; come in beautiful hand embroider
ed linen; plain tailored linen and prettv lingerie stvles; NOT HOW
(i.,0A, iu-t now (ioo; PwrcKf) $1.50tO$12.00
Coats Jan'y Clearance $15.00
Your, unrestricted choice of any Winter Coat in broadcloth and
$15.00 I
fancy mixtures; regularly priced to $30.00; Clearance
Choice of entire stock of Coats, including some beautiful
black broadcloth coats; regular values $45.00, $50.00 and
$50.00; Clearance Sale
imported
$27.50 1
j Evening Capes and Coats For Three Days, Monday, Tuesday J
and Wednesday - -jijjk nvi riijj, 5
Not How Cheap
But How Good
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St Marks Bldg.
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