Medford mail tribune., January 31, 1911, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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TENUIS CLUB TO
BUY OWN COURT
COLDER WAVE IS
ON WAY DERE
FINDS HUSBAND AFTER
i NATION WIDE SEARCH
TO IMPROVE M
HARBORS Oil
Call and Hear the
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LOS ANOKLKS, .Oil., Jan. 31.
fter searching In almost every state
In the Union for her husband, George
M. Dllfer, who, she alleges, deserted
MKXICO CITY 3ti.ioo, Jnn. 31.
I'rcsidcnt Din: lojfiiv approved the
appropriation pf$(),()0l,()00 lor the
impioNcmciit j!Me.icun luubors
along the gulf (f l'acatie coasts.
OF DEMOCRATS
VICTOR
and
EDISON
Machines
'her, Mrs. Mary 11. Dllfer of Huffalo,
i.V Y, located him hero and today
Barometer Falls Steadily While The-, filed suit for divorce.
Oaktlalc Tennis Club, at Mcetinu
Monday Nlflht, Resolves to Rid Self
;bf "Lease" Bun-a-Boo Will Buy
and Operate Own Grounds.
Champ Clark and 32 Other Demo
crats Support House Tariff Com
mission Bill While 91 of Them Vote
Arjainst It.
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Rain and Snow Prediction for To-ni(ht.
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For tlio second time In two years
tlio Odkdp'n Tennis club has been
compelled to soolc now iptm-tors ow
ing to the fact that It 1b practically
Impossible to obtain a lease for any
length of tlnio In tbo vicinity of Mod
fpril. With thin .fact In view It was de
cided at a mooting of tlio club hold
Monday night ,U Incorporate tho club
with a capital of $5000. Over half
of this amount han boon subscribed
and the officers of tho club have
been assured that alinoHt all of the
total amount will be subscribed by
March 1.
Tho club plans to purchase a tract
ofgrpund suitable In size and local
ity for tho purposes of tho club, mak
ing popijlar tho gamo of tennis. It
Ibt planned to cominonco work as
soon ns Hiiltnblo grounds have been
secured, upon (ho construction of
foiir double courts, and It Is also the
, Intention of the club to eiect, as soon
as 'possible, a clubhouse that will es
taftllsh a prorodcut among southern
Oregon -clubs.
' ' (Tyhii . Heospn vtin ro-.oler(ed to
tlio -office-of president of the club
and 10, AT,. J a n nay also succeed
ed himself as secretary-treasurer of
tho organization. William Mealy
wan appointed legal advisor to tho
club and was Instructed to prepare Its
articles of Incorporation. Tho mem
bership" oT tho club, heretofore kept
at 21, will bo Inci cased so as to not
oxnocil fiO.
The commlttco on membership are
Mr. llo'eson, Mr. Janney and
William McNoally. Conunltteo on fi
nances aro James Campbell,
Orvlll JolniHon and II. I. , Shan
non. Tho lattor coinmltto, with
.1. Marshall, have also been appoint
ed to act Jn co-operation with tho
jiioinbershlp committee.
WAKIIINdTOX, 1). C, Jan. Ul.
(.'Iiiiiup Clink lefut-ed to make any
comment today concerning the divii
ioii in (Iqjnum'ntic rank), over the
limine tarilT communion bill which
was passed n( mduglil last nglil.
Clark and !(U other democrats mip
pinled the bill, while !)1 others voted
against it. The dissenting demon nts
mo dunging the Missouri congress
man with "lilting wth Congressmen
I'ayno ami Dals-ell" and with "Hill
ing and cooing with olhcr piotection-
ists." (Jlnrlc declined to discuss lhe.se
charges.
The insurgt'iits voted solidly in
favor of the bill.
CongioHsmuii Hacker of Alissomi,
cnminentiiig on the mailer biiid to
day :
"When the republican ptnly was
about lo, bo diiven to Ilio abyss of
political oblivion its champions and
sponsors, Congressman I'ayne of
iTew York and Congie.ssman Dal.ell
of I'eiinsvlvania were billing ami
coosiug with a friend on this side
of the house. Now lliey propose to
A cold wavo Is on Its way down
the coast, according lo a forecast te
celvcd from Portland today, and al
icady a slight Indication has been
received hoie. The barometer went
down over 50-100 this morning, while
the teinperatliro cased off two points
and Is still falling It icglsters now
In tho neighborhood of -10 and with
the coming of night a further fall Is
expected. i
lluln and snow Is predicted for to-1
night. Tho snow foiecasted for last,
night did not arrive owing lo a rlso
In temperature which caused rain.
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Hotel Arrivals.
At the Nnsh K A Waterman, St.
Louis; J K McQuade, San Francis
to; John 0 Fox, Portland; J II Ware,
Seattle; II J Iliown. Portland; Mr
and Mrs 10 13 Whitney, Chicago;
I; Allchoff, Portland; il h Urns, 10 v
erott; W II Davldgo, Illighampton;
A L Peter, Portland.
At the Moore T II Judge, San
Finnclsco; V 10 Fisher, W J Wor
tham, A II Webber, Portland; Mr
aiid Mrs John T AInsworth, Cham
We will nut, on salo tomorrow arjew swell line of
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an extra fine quality Valentine IM Cards; the reg-
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ular 2 for fyc uiiality in other stofra; here tomorrow,
your choice,
lake the .pioslon mil of politics lV ,. A c Cnillhi Snn Kr'an(.!fiP0!
iiuthoriziug Ihe repidiliean Vslandpai' ,.,. .,,, ,,,. wint...,. n..,i.... n,...
. (. , an mu into trim ti in iiiiivliiii v ir
high protection president lo appoint
a purliHiiu tnrIT hoard wheh does not
iiiloiiil to follow ;my body, but will go
iirni in mm with IJiose persuasive
gentlemen from Sow York and l'en
iiHvhuuiu who have had no moments
of concern aboul our friendship for
a downwind icvision of Ihe Inrilf."
SENATOR YOUNG IS
F0RMINST NEW TREATY
tral Peint: W C Lowls. Pertland: Mr
and Mrs M 10 Young. I.onevo: II A9
Phillips, San Francisco;
S Powers, lOaglo Point.
T O Hell,'
KSt iTTELL BREAKS
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i ARM IN FIGHT
Cr,l';VKLANI), Ohio, Jan. 31. Fol
lowing an e.viiniinntiou today liv rli
BiciiliiH it i f(nred Abe Audi's fight
ing day are over ns n result of the
i'rnctuie of his right arm receded in
'his light Inst nighl with Tommy Kil
bane of Cle eland. Tho neoidonl oc
can cd in the fourth round. Tlio mei
laid been fighting pt a torrifie pace
when they wont into a clinch. Hoth
fell to tho floor with Attell under,
iienlll. Attell was nisjieil lo a hnsl
lijlul, whoro it Avan ftuinl thai (lie
"funny" bono in his right nun wn
brokon. rhyKiijiaiis say lus arm
probably .will he of little use heie
nftor. ICJIIianc was given tho decision on
ft technicality.
TIasklns for Health.
WASHINGTON, D. C Jan. 31.
Senator Lafayette Young of Iowa
thlc altornoon said ho was opposed
to any such proposition ab tho Can
adian reciprocity treaty, and that his
state was overwhelmingly ngalnst It.
Ho contonded that It would opon up
unlimited compoltlon In everything
Hint Amerlcn produces and would not
help nnywhoro.
"I told Senator Cummins If ho vot
ed for tho troaty ho would havo to
go to Pes Arolnes via Sioux City, as
It would be dangerous for him to
travel thrdugh Iowa," said Sonator
Young. "Tho agreoniont does not
correct any of the Ills of the consu
mer. If a republican admlnlstratloa
forces the treaty upon Iowa It Is apt
to havo drastic political effect upon
tho Btate."
One Cent lach
Valentines, each jn box,
Also a neat line of lancv
at 15c to 50c each.
for , ',
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WASH THAT ITCH AWAY.
It Is said that there aro certain
springs lu lOuiopo that give lcllef and
euro to IOcema and other skin dis
eases. If you knew that by washing
In these watois you could be relieved g
from that awful Itch, wouldn't you '
make every effoit to tako a trip to;
IOuropo at oaco? Would you not be
willing to spend your last cent to find
tho euro? I'
Hut you need not leave homo
these distant smiiiKS. Relief Is rlk'ht
here In your own home town! I
A simple wash of Oil of Winter-1 !
greon. Thymol and other Ingredients
as compounded only In I). 1). 1). Pre- .
scrlntlon will brluir Instant relief to
Hint f (iitIIiIk burn I Mir Itch niwl lonvn '
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the skin as smooth and healthy as
that of a child.
If you havo not already tried It,
get at least a UG cent bottle today.
We assuro you of Instant relief,
MIODFOHI) PlIAItMACV,
NIOAIt POSTOFFICIO. ,
Here's
Barg'
Another
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10c Each or I for 25c
We will put on sale tomorjow 200 fancy Calendars;
regular price 15c, 2"c and oMeach; each in box; also
a line of fancy Portraits, cjuh on fancy pebble mat;
all at, your choice, 10c oach3 for 25c.
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And you will find that they nic ab
solutely truslwoithy in everv rcspoct
that you are sure of a firt class
machine whether you pay
$10 or up to $250
Large Assortment of RcGords for All Machines
Whetsel Music Co.
Corner Grape and Main Sts.
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J. 13. IONYAItT, President
JOHN S. OUTH, Cashier
W. H.
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PIOHUY, First VIce-rrcsIdent
MEHUICIC, Second VIce-Pres.
JACKSON, Ass't Cashier.
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Capital, $100,000.00
Surplus, $20,000.00
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Hafiklns for Health.
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AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE
SOMUTIIINO UNl'SUAh- A Pope-IIarlford (fi-passoiiKer) for sale,
1(10,8 model Hlic, eas rldliiK, powerful, speedy. In perfect mechan
ical condition; over $500 extra equipment, which Includes follow fellow follew
ing: Two laifjo "Solar" headllKhts, piestollto tanK, mat;netto and
stontKo battory, top and side curtains complete, Troy wind shield,
Warner Bpoedoinetor (itO-inlle),' Plrewtone" demountable rims, (two
ojUm rims), two extra tires and Inner tubes, full hut tools, jack and
pump Have best reason for selling- The price, Kinoo.oo, Includes
imluthif;. Addn'ss Ounce, (It I Kast MoiiImiii Stieet, Poitland, Oie.
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323 E. Main St. I Medford.
AVe ar6 now o)en or business. Hoi waf
fles, hoi cakes and aiort orders. Quick ser
vice cooking done in'w ndow on gas. Come
and see us. I
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Demonstrator of I'sjeholojjy
Heurs: 9-12, 1 to C, 7-S. By appointment on Sundays.
:t(M-:t07 Carnett Coiey Uiilldln- MIODFOHI), OUKflOX
0,000 REMOVAL SALE
INCLUDING SUCH LINES AS
Furniture, Rugs, Carpetings, Wail Paper and House Furnishings
Wednesday-Tomorrow-Morning at 8 O'clock
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Begins
Bo on hand at tlio beginning and get first choico of the largest and most complete stock of tho abovo mentioned goods ever brought to southern Oregon. Many of you know
us for years. Know that our goods aro first-class in ovory respect. Know that we have built on merit. Know that we have been content to make friends on our acts and the
quality of our goods alone. i
When wo tell you that we aro making oxcoptionally low salo prices in order not to havo to move this stock, we believe that you will take advantage of this opportu
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