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PIVGE EIGHT IEDFORD3itATLTRTBUNE3n3DFORD, 0RRC10N, FRTDAY, pRBRUiVRY 10, 1911. tit Ite IK I FEDERAL TROOPS NEARING JUAREZ Baltlo is Momentarily Expected Orozco Has Many Case of Dyna mito Which He Expects to Use Against Diaz's Forces. SAW WASHINGTON; IS WAN T COOLIE FOR WOKTir, TexiiH., Feb. 10.- 0 MET COMMISSION IS CHICAGO, Feb, 10. Hccauae they ClnimiiiB to bo the oldest woman in'Scnator Sailford in California Calls ""loroil, far iihu In the park natato- KL PASO, Tex., Feb. 10. Expec tation of a battle between the federal troops mulct General Navarro and Orozco'B force of rebels is strong here today. Navarro la reported as stead ily approaching Juarez along tho lino of tho Mexican Central railroad, re pairing tho line as ho advances. Orozco, whom tho rebel Junta hero says is not to be deposed from tho command, lma 75 cuhl-h of dynamite, with which bo is preparing to blow up the Navarro troop train at some point below Samalayuca. Orozco has established a now camp In the hills in such a position as to be nblo to contest Navarro's advance but has his outposts still In tho hills near Juarez, preparing to report at once any attempt of tho garrison to make n sortie. , It Ih reported hero today that American troops are being rushed to tho border near Domllg, N. M., to prevent rebel recruits from crossing Into Mexico. ANNUAL IRRIGATION CONGRESS IS TO BE HELD IN CHICAGO CHICAGO, 111., Feb. I'.. Plans nrc being onnulntcri by the Chicago board of control io niako (he 10th annual convention of the National Irrigation CongreHS, which will meet hero De cember 5 (o 0, of world-wide inter est. President Tuft lias promised io Hponk at one of the sessions on the closing day, and, in addition, there will bo rcpreseutativcrt from practi cally overy irrigated district on tliirf continent, government oxpcrls, rail road officials, capitalists and dele gates from foreign countries. Former Judge Charles F. Fishlmck, member of t lio board of governors, has interested .'10 prominent busiuos and professional men of Chicago in the work of the local board of control, of which lie in chairman, and the cooperation of the people of Chicago and tho millions tributary to this great central market is bound to be a tre mendous aid to the movement, which lias for its chief purposes the sav ing of forest, storing of flood waters reclamation of deserts and making lioiiKM on the laud. "The National Irrigation Congress will liavo Hi" support of our puhlic- Hpiritcd men," said Judge FishbacK. "and with the assistance of our f rends ill other parts of the country there is every reason to believe that the miming convention will bo the most imiMirtant in the history of the or ganization." RATE CASE .IS BEING HEARD (Continued from page 1.) the world and the only person now living who saw George Washington, Mrs. Lucie Owens is dying at the home of Iter daughter at Longvicw, near here. Mrs. Owens snys she saw Washing ton when she was .' years of age. Her cwii age, she says, is I'M. Her daughter is 08. Aviator Recovering. PA HIS, Feb. 10. Leon Morane. the aviator who narrowly escaped death last fall when he and his broth er fell from their machino near Juv- isy, is believed today to have a good llnnn F n m I li 1 1 nn n Molnrllu In tin nil I UIUII III-1UUIIIUII IIIUJUIIIJ iu uu Ull Record Against Admission of Japanese. SACKAMKNTO, Cal., Feb. 10. Calling upon the republican majority in the senate to fulfill its platform pledges and go on record as opposed to Asiatics, in California, Senator Sanford today introduced a resolu tion directing lie senate committee on federal relations to report to the up- jfer house immediately his resolution chance for complete recovery, lie isiaK,:i"K the Washington authoriles to Hum, 100 pairs of bloomers, with a minimum waistline of 27 Inches, members of the Lincoln park com mission belong to the "In Had Club" today. Chicago women say that the average Is several inches less, nnd the action of the commissioners will make the world believe Chicago wom en are getting fat. MISS LENEVE TO WED WEALTHY CANADIAN? SUNDAY GAMES ARE GIVEN DR. CHARLES ELLIOTT'S 0. K. now out of bed on crutches. Physicians expected tho aviator would die when a blood clot formed and threatened his lungs. This has almost entirely disappeared. Market Good. NIOW YORK, Feb. 10. Today' .Jlock market, responded mildly to (ho favorable report of United Stales Steel. United States Steel, Alingam atcd Union Pacific gained 101, Now York Colli nil 1-Ii and Cheseapeako & Ohio 1-8. National Hiscuit lost U-8 and Northern Pacific l-'J. Tho mnrkot closed firm. JJonds were sleady. Independents Forminst refuse elimination of the coolie clause in the proposed new treaty with Japan. Wright of San Diego, chair man of tho committee, was on his feet protesting against tho resolution, arguing that Sanford failed to appear before tho committee to discuss its merits. "Can't the senator frdm San Diego read" retorted Sanford. "The reso lution needs no explanation. It calls for Asiatic exclusion in no uncertain terms and the delay of the committee is reprehensive, If I had gone be i'oro the committee would you have ruled out the resolution. You prom ised to bring it onto the floor as soon as possible." TJr. To Explore Brazil. PAHLQ ALTO, Cal., Feb. 10. Led CHICAGO, 111., Feb. 10 The Nn- by Dr. Joseph C. Pranned head of tho (tonal Association of Independent geological department of Stanford Telephone Companies today unai-i University, a party is being organis ed hero today which will attempt to explore the unknown North West part mottsly adopted a resolution declar ing against consolidation with the Hell Telephone interests. J. Picrpont Morgan has been rep resented as desirous of taking over the middle Western Independent tele phone companies. Wife Beats Him to It. HKNO, Nov., Feb. 10. Herman Cripps, aclor, today is charging that his wifo slipped ono over when she secured a divorce from him in Sin. Francisco nows of which reached him hero whilo ho was having a simi lar suit prepared. Cripps had secur ed fivo and threo (ptarters of tho neo ossary six months residence before filing pnpors. I pioro tne unknown North West par of Brazil. Professors Stark, Jenkins and Mann and possibly Doctors MoFnr lnnd and Haker will go. Assistance has been promised by the llraziliaii government. NEW YORK, Feb. 10. The eight hour dny is a back number willi the caisson workers, or "sand hogs' wh i today concluded an agreement with tho contractors who employ thftti. which will continue through 101! Throe hours work a day with half an hour off for luncheon and pay ol $5 is tho stunt of the men who work under an air pressure of three at mosphercs. 1JOSTON. Massr, Feb. 10. The stand Charles FJiot, president emeri tus of Harvard, has taken favoring Sunday games was widely discussed here today. "1 am in favor," said Dr. Eliot, "of freeing the minor sports from the restrictions of present Sun day laws." ' Fruit Show 'Opens. TAMPA, Fin., Feb. 10.-Fruit grown in states from Oregon to Flor ida is on exhibition here today as a side issue to (he convention of (he National Pomological Society. The fruit men started sessions in the Tampa Pay Casino today and will discuss plants, flowers, fruits and bugs for four dnys to come. Young Thaw Missing PITTSPUPO, Pa., Feb. 10. Wil liam Thow whose wedding (o Miss Gladys V. Bradley threo months ago was accompanied by a pledge of total abstinence for a year, dropped from sight in the West Indies while on his honeymoon, according to a report, and Detective Frank Lee, of Pitts burg, today started for Martiniquo to search for him. LONDON, Feb. 10. Ethel Clnire Lenevc, who was freed in the Crippen (rial, is today a passenger on (he Steamer Edward, bound for Cnnnda, and it is rumored she is to become the wife of a wealthy Canndian. Shortly before sailing sho sold most of her property. Two hundred other prospective brides sailed on the Itoyal Edward. Thief Gets $32,000. EDINBURGH. Scotland, Feb. 10. Police today are searching for a highwayman who attacked Mrs. Dun can Cameron, wife of an officer of the guards in a crowded street here and robbed her of a pearl necklace worth ."r'll'J.OOO. W A T C 11 I X G It It E A I) T 11,10 h I N E coming to nnd going from this bak ery gives a view of happy faces with not a trace of dyspepsia on a singlo face. Don't start trying to make: bread as mother used to. Buy It here, save tho labor and get bettor bread, and more for your money. Everything warranted uro. Medford Bakery (SL Delicatessen TODI) & CO. SOUTH CENTKAIi AVENUE HOME-MADE PIES AND PASTRY LADY COOK IN CHARGE. VICTORS Schwab Wins at Roulette. MONTE CARLO, Feb. 10. Chns. M. Schwab, according to friends, (o- duy has just won .1 0,000 at roulette at Monte Carlo. Former Premier Balfour of England enme over from Cnnnes, won a louis ($1) on an even chance, and quit. Crew Drowned. COSSACK. W. Australia, Feb. 10. All except one of "a'crew of 30 of the Russian bark Glennb'ank wero drowned when the vessel vwas wreck ed off here today, nccordlng to re ports late this afternoen: Victor-Victrola XI $100 Victor-Victrola X $75 ifnl ," - ?rrri II Ifpi No More Election Cigars. SACRAMENTO. Cal., Feb. 10 No more ejection cigars or drinks, if Assemblyman's Held bill introduced today becomes a lnw. It holds office seekers to advertising on ono page of a pamphlet to bo printed by the secretary of state. Victor-Victrola XIV $150 There is no question about the superiority of. the world renowned VJOTOK machines. Call and hear the latest records as played by the Victor and Edison i machines. Whetsel Music Co. WITH SHERMAN CLAY & CO. f- .' -' jtjtlli t'i cantor of Oregon, and Sacramento, tho nearest jobbing center to the south, and that this city was entitled to tornilnal rntos for tho same rea sons that thoy wore granted to Wal la Walla, Spokane, Ilolso, Salt Lake City and a number of others. Ho refused to bo led Into any ad missions that either local prldo or a wish to score a point on tho neighbor ing cltloH was the motif behind the demand for lower rates by stating that ho know nothing of the desires of tho other cities and that Medford alouo had boon considered by tho m roMii, who were only undertaking a right for rates to this city. Mr. Fouton asked IT It was not true thai other cltluu enjoying terminal ratog woro doing ho because of com petition, olthor by water or otherwise, but witH told by tho w 1 1 liens that while this city did not have a Hon port, tho probabilltloH are that It will event ually have such, and cited an Instance where, nntwIthHtaudiiiK the fact that tho powder bad to be hauled own land from C'rescont City to Medford, ho at ono llmu Imported a shipment of that commodity by that means at a gioat Having on what ho would have had to pay had the Mhlpment come direct by rail from Sail Fran cisco. NELSON SAYS HE WILL GET MR. WOLGAST'S GOAT NKW YORK. Feb. 10. - "I am oil for a two months vacation and when I gut back the 'checMo' champion wl' olthor meet me or get out of th game," declared Buttling NoUon to dny, commenting on the recent We: gust-Drown fin lit at Philadelphia. Warehouse Falls. Valentines i One Cent Each WE ARE SHOWING THE LARGEST AND FIN EST LINE OF VALENTINE POST CARDS EVER SHOWN IN MEDFORD; THE REGULAR 5c EACH AND 2 FOR 5c KIND AT OTHER STORES ARE HERE AND IN OVER 400 STYLES TO SE LECT FROM, AT lc EACH. j; ,: i: : ,: : : - : : OPENING SALE OF NEW SPRING GOODS AT MRMP1IIS. Tumi.. Feb. 10. T. inon woro hilled nd fifteen injured in tho oolhi)Mo of n throo lorx brick warehouso toijny, aocordtug to a u port at police- lionilqiiiirtars. , UNDERWEAR DON'T FORGET we are closing out our line of bows' and misses' .jersey ribbed and flat weae fleece lined Vests, Pants and Shirts at, our choice, 25c each Children's Union Suits, jorsoy ribbod, flooco lin ed, oach 25 Cents LADIES' UNION SUITS Ladies' jersey ribbed, fleece lined I'liion Suits, (JOc values, while they last, per suit MANN'S Medford's Popular Price Store North Central Near Post Office MANN'S SATURDAY MORNING we place on sale $10,000 WORTH OF NEW SPRING MERCHANDISE, consisting of the newest ideas in Suits, Coats, Dress Goods, Silks, Wash Goods, Underwear Laces and Embroideries. We invite your inspection, No.te the special prices NEW SUITS Beautiful New Suits " LA VO(UTU" make; 2-1 inch coats lined throughout with satin; new stle gored and plaited skirts; splendid materials in plain and lancy weaves; all colors; at $35 $25, $20 and $18 each tp NEW COATS Phe latest long Coats for early spring wear; beautifully tailor ed; made of best materials in serges, satins and fancy mix tures; buy now while selection is complete; all colors; at $30, $25, $20, $15, $10 each NEW SKIRTS Women's tailored Skirts; made of brjlliantines, serges, voiles, Panamas and fancy mixtures; new gored and plaited styles; all sizes in all colors; on sale at $15, $10, $7.50, $4.98, $3.98 and $2.98 39c Ladies' pure white hea vy fleece lined Vests and Pants, a 7.V quality most places, here, Cfl any size, each . .V"v Also special valuos in la dies' bettor quality of Union Suits. MEN'S AND LADIES' Seamless fast black Hose, the best wearing hose in tbe cit ; ladies', with ribbed garter top; all sizes, 15c pair, Two pair for 25c MOST STORKS' :t.V AND-UV HOSIKRV VALl'KS, I1KRK, 2.V PAIR. Hussey's : ; ; : : : ; : : ; -: ; -: -; l: : - : : : : : : : : r : : : -: Complete Line of Infants' Wear at Popular Prices. Agents for Warner's and R. & G. Corsets and Ferris Waists. Standard Patterns Are the Best. March Styles Now on Sale. FIRST SHOWING OF NEW SILKS e Foulards at, yard 59c, 79c and $1.00 ew .Messalines, in all colors, at, yard 75c New Taffetas, in all colors, at, yard 85c New Persian Silks at, yard $1.00 and $1.50 Peon Velvet, in all shades, at, yard $1.00 FIRST SHOWING OF NEW DRESS GOODS 10,000 yards of the latest weaves and colors, con sisting of serges, panamas, voiles, brilliantines, fan cy mixtures, checks and plaids, suitable for waists, skirts and suits, at $2.00, $1.50, $1.00, 75q, 48c and 25c yard. 1000 yards BEST PERCALES MADE on sale at. 15c and 10c a yard GINGHAMS lO.OdO ards of fine domestic and imported (linghams and Cham br.n s; beautiful patterns; on sale 10c, 15c, 16c and 18c a yd FLAXONS Thousands of yards of this beau tiful fabric on display; comes in white and colors. IJon't fail to see them at, r vard i5C EGYPTIAN TISSUES Tins is the best washing and wearing fabric made; comes in plaids, checks and stripes; on sale at, 28c a yard 500 yards wide Embroidery, a yd. lie 5000 yds. fine value Laces, a yd. 5c Sixty dozen BURSON HOSE for women seconds i Op 3 pair CAi worth 25c sale price, per pair XOL for e)WL GET MANN'S PRICES FIRST -: -: : ; ; : : : : : : ; 1 L ; ; : : . : : : : : -: : : : ; ; ; ; : t jrMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM'MMi Tlnaltlns for lloiiltli. 1'