3MEDE0RD MAH TRIBUNE, AIEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 32, 1911.
PGE THREE'
AUTO DEALERS
HOLD MEETING
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Organization Is Now Perfected
Good Roads Are Urged Com
munications Are Sent Member of
Jackson County Delegation.
The Southern Oregon automobile
iiasoclntlon held a meeting Friday
evonlng for the purpose of completing
their organization. .Representatives
from every automobile concern in the
Hogue River valley were present and
a most enthusiastic meeting follow
ed1. The association has taken up tho
good ronds matters with the members
of the Jackson county delegation In
tho legislature and have been assur
ed by Itepresentatlve Wcsterhind and
Senator Von dcr Ilcllen that they
wero doing all in their power to aid
tho cause.
Meetings will bo held frequently by
tho automobile men and It is thought
that tho new organization by con
eerted action will bo atile to do much
good. , ,
RAEDELL AGAIN
ADOOT STREETS
Gold Hill Inventor Who Lost Both
Hands and Eye In Explosion Is
Able to Appear On Streets In
Three Weeks.
Lacking three days of throo weeks
from tho time that he lost both hands
and one eye in a terrific explosion
of chemicals with which ho was try
ing to make a waterproof match, II.
C. Raedell of Gold Hill appeared on
the street for u constitutional. He
left the hospital several days before,
and Is now back at home with his
family. Tho little girl whoso eyes
were Injured Is getting on nicely, and
may recover her sight entirely. Mr.
Raedell haB not yet decided on n
line of activity when ho shall have
completely recovered, but It Is pro
bable that ho will locate in busi
ness in Gold Hill.
O'GARA TO AID OF
STATION BILL
Will In All Probability Visit the Leg
islature Monday to Address Solons
On Need of Experiment Station in
tho Rogue Rover Valley.
GOOD ROADS BILL
WILL PASS MONDAY
(ContlnuMl from Par'. 1.)
Kinney, 2iInrrinoi, Clemens, Thomp
son nnd Bigelow.
Friends of the state university .it
Eugene made a hard fight in the
house- today for passage of the two
bills -which carry appropriations for
that institution amounting to $30.1,
258.02. The bills were vigorously
fought by a number of representa
tives from Eastern Oregon who were
led by Thompson of Luke County,
but they succeeded in passing by n
Inrgc majority.
The entire appropriation asked by
the university this year amounts to
over thrco quarters of n million dol
lars. One item asked for to build a
library amounting to $175,000 was in
lunger, but the Lane delegation won
over many votes before tho roll was
called.
RECALL BILLS HOTLY
CONTESTED IN CALIFORNIA
AT THE CHURCHES. t
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SACRAMENTO, Cal., Feb. 11.--With
tho recall bills' in both houses
of the legislature being hotly debat
ed in committee, the fight of the ad
ministration today concentrated in
the assembly, which is believed to be
less than the senate to the inclus
ion of tho judiciary.
rn the senate more than .'10 votes
for the recall of judges are practi
cally pledged nnd this assures vic
tory there. In the assembly opposi
tion to the making of tho bench sub
ject to the will of the people grows.
From all over the state leading law
years are crowding here to work
agniu&t that feature of the recall
bill.
In response to a summons from
Representative Westerlund, Professor
I J. O'Gara will In all probability
leave fot Salem Monday to nrgo tho
passage of the appropriation bills
providing $25,000 for n branch ex
periment station in this alley. Mr.
O'Gara will be extended the courtesy
of tho house and will address tho
solons in regard to tho need for such
an experiment station hero.
Tho orchardlsts of tho valley aro
taking a great Interest in this meas
ure as they aro very anxious to securo
such an experiment station. The bill
was fathered by Representative Eg
gleston and his death was a sovcro
blow to It. It struck a snag in the
house.
POLICE MAKE A
QUIGKJAPTURE
Thirty Minutes After Receipt of No
tice, Officers Hittson and Hall
Land "Wanted" Negro Behind
Bars Alleged Stole Horse.
HARD FIGHT WAS
E FOR DILL
MAD
Within 30 minutes after the arri
val of tho mail from tho south, yes
terday afternoon, containing a de
scription of n horse thief, badly
wanted by tho authorities of Stock
ton, Cal., Chief of I'oSico Hittson
and Policeman Hall had the man in
custody, and had wired Sheriff W.
Sibley of the California city, no-
But Local Men Found That the
Cards Had Been Stacked Against
Them-Will Continue Fight Be
fore Senate Committee.
AT THE PORTLAND HOTELS.
Rebel Leaders Slain.
CAI'K HAYTIEN. Feb. J 1. News
reached here today that General On;i
uset, commander of the rebels, who
captured Quauamiiith and General
Mitchnol Codio insurgent leader, weio
mIioI by the llaytien government
forces.
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 11.
(Special to The Mail Tribune)
Southern Oregon people visited Port
land during the week as follews:
From Medford At the Portland
hotel, C. R. Ray, Sprague RIegel,
John F. Merrill, James R. Barbour;
at tho Cornelius, Dr. R. G. Gnlo; at
thq Imperial, J. E. Barkdall, and R.
II. Whitehead; at tho Soward, W. S.
Crowell, W. F. Isaacs.
From Grants Pass, at tho Belvedere
C. II. Pollock, at tho Imperial, J. C.
Smith, A. C. Smith, A. C. Hough and
It. G. Smith.
From Ashland at tho Cornelius,
L. L. Mullt.
From Ro8eburg At tho Soward,
Walter Good and wife.
From Weed, Cal. D. Montgomery.
From Eugene At tho Cornelius,
Geo. T. Wllloughlby, Dr. D. F. Skene.
From Marshfleld At the Portland,
John Morlne, L. W. Bennett; at tho
Imperial, John F. Hall, Geo. Watklns.
Hnsklns for Health.
tifying him of the arrest
The man wanted nnd now under ar
rest at the city jail is William John
son, a negro.
According to thu notice sent out
by the sheriff's office at Stockton,
Johnson, who is nlso known by the
aliases of Sam Johnson, Snm Delu
satr and Lowe Delusatr, and who,
when arrested hero yesterday was
discovered to be masquerading under
the cognomen of Monroe Johnson, is
wanted in California for grand Inr
ccny, the specific charge for which
ho is alleged to bo under indictment
being the larceny of a long piece of
rope ui)ou the other cud of which was
attached a horse.
He will be held bore pending the
arrival of an officer from tho Cal
ifornia city. Ho admits his identity
but denies tho alleged crime.
ODD BEGGING LETTER
REACHES ROTHSCHILD
PARIS, Feb. 11. Offering to sup
ply him with tho "elixir of life," nn
odd begging letter today reached the
Huron DeHothsehild, thu richest man
in Europe. The correspondent wish
ed to sell bis secret. The Rockefeller
of Franco replied:
"Dear Sir: To date 1 have had on
ly threats against my life. You aro
tho first to offer me life everlasting.
Hetwcen those who wish to cut my
days short and those who wish to
prolong them, I have no proforencc.
Tho one eventuality is as bad as tho
other."
Messrs. J. E. Enynrt, W. S.
Crowell and Q. Putnam returned
Saturday from Sicui where they
wero looking' after tho interests of
the Koguo river fish bill. "Toggory
Hill" Isaacs remained to work among
legislators, and Messrs. Enynrt and
Putnam return Tuesday to appear
before the senate eominillee on fish
eries, where the Pierce bill has been
referred.
Senator Von der Ilcllen, who has
charge of tho fight in the senate, is
doing strenuous work against the bill.
Ho is a member of the committee
on fisheries, which gives him a point
of vantage, and he has good pros
peels of success.
A strciiuoiiB battle was made by
tho Medford contingent before the
house committee, but the cards hud
been stacked against them. During
the entire session, Messrs. Ilumason
and Kcarsoy, Herbert Hume and his
brother and Mrs. K. D. Hunio have
been lobbying for the Pierce bill.
Judge W. M. Davis of Portland ap
peared before the committee against
the Pierce bill, made two speeches
and worked liko a Trojan in behalf
of a closed river.
J. W. Horrian and Mr. Hossour of
Central Point, who wero pioseut ear
lier in the week, returned before the
bill came to n vote.
Monday the bill for an agricultural
experiment station in tho Koguo river
valley comes before tho house com
mittee on ways and means. Profes
sor O'flara and Professor Lewis of
Corvallis will appear before the com
mittee in behulf of the bill, as will
President ICear of tho agricultural
college. This bill was introduced by
Captain Eggleston shortly before his
death, and by error was referred to
the agricultural committee, which
after holding it for 10 days, turned
it over to ways and means connniUoo.
HAMILTON FLYIES
OUT OVER JUAREZ
EL PASO, Toxas, Feb. ll.IIow a
iortified town looks from a bird's
oyo view is being told today by
Charles K. Hamilton. In his aero
plane Hamilton gazed into Juarez
from a height of 500 feet. Despite
warning that the federal soldiers had
been instructed to shoot at any aero,
piano that crossed the border, both
Hamilton and Garros flow into Mexico.
G0VERNN1
IT MAY
BUY EMBASSY BLDGS.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Fob. 11.
The senato this afternoon passed tho"
bill for purchnso of embassy buildings
in foreign countries which aro to bo
occupied as tho offices and residences
of American representatives.
Tho bill permits tho expenditures
of $iuo,000 annually but limits tho
cost or any embassy building ,to
$150,000.
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Attention!
Fruit Growers
Aftor attending tho annual meeting of stockholders of Fruit Grow
ers Association Tuesday, Fobruary 14, don't fall to sec tho "Cham
pion Automatic Powor Sprayou" in oporation at tho Old Studc
bakor warohouso.
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Packed Plunger, Variable Spray Nozzle
Aro Bpeclal features. in addition tho machino Is Ugllt
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For rurthor information ad dress T. E. HKAUL1EU, Agent, RogHo
Hlver Valley, IIox 225, Medford, Oregon.
Methodist Church, South.
Corner Main and Oakdale. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11
a. m. Special sermon to children.
Ep worth league and Bible study G:30
1). in. Preaching 7:30. Subject,
"Salt." Everybody welcome. Stran
gers especially Invited. J. P. Hipps,
pastor.
First Church of Christ, Science
Servlco Sunday at 11 a. in. Sub
ject of lesson-sermon, "Soul." Sun
day school at 10 a. m. Testimonial
meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. in.
All aro welcome.
Heading room heurs: Wednesday
from U to 5 p. ni nlso one hour after
Sunday and Wednesday services.
Church edifice 212 North Oakdale.
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Presbyterian Church
Preaching in tho Preabytorian
church at 11 o'clock. A sormon to
the young people. Subject, "The
Great Stono Face." Good music.
A union Sunday schoql convention
at 12:30 p. in. by Charles A. Phlpps,
liiterdouominntlonal state Sunday
school superintendent.
Preaching at 7:30 p. m. Good mu
sic.
A lecture on Abrahnm Lincoln at
:30 Monday, February 13, by a not
od lecturer.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. J. C. E.
at 4:30 p. m. S. C. E. at C:30 p. in.
Ladles.' Aid Tuesday, February
14, at 2:30 p. m. in chapel of the
church.
February Furniture Sale
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This Sale Is Proving a Record Breaker
Baptist Revival Meetings Continue.
Evangelist J. Bruce Evans is at
tracting large crowds to the Uapti't
church every evening. Several have
signified their desire to live the
Christian life. .Mr. Evans will
preach Sunday morning at 11, after
noon at I and evening at 7:110 o'clock.
Preaching every night this week at
7:110. Special music is a feature of
the evening service.
Tho lit. Rov. Charles Scaddlng,
D. D bishop of Oregon, will officate
next Sunday at 11 a. in. and 7:30
p. m. at the church services held in
St. Mark's Guild hall. All are cor
dially Invited.
Also on Monday ovenlng an in
formal reception will bo given tho
bishop in tho same room. A short
musical program will be rendered. A
talk by tho bishop. Also light re
freshments will bo berved.
To this reception aro invited all
tho mombors of St. Mark's congrega
tion, all subscribers to tho now
ohurch fund and those ospoclally in
terested in the new church.
WM, LUCAS.
SINCE the opening of this record breaking
FEBRUARY SALE, scores of Medford
people have marvelled at our gigantic offerings
of splendid house furnisinhgs at small prices
The advertising value of this great crowd
is immense
We can easily afford to cut off all the
profits during this magnificent sale simply to
advertise the store
Better come early before the Rocker or
Parlor Suite or Hall Rack you want is gone
You will do yourself a favor by investigat
ing this Big Sale, and especially by examining
the HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINETS and
RENOWN RANGES
Our Greatest
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FEBRUARY SALE THE GREATEST ADVERTISE
MENT THIS STORE EVER HAD.
One of our guests yesterday said: "You'll hoar from this
sale for years.
That is the object of this sale to show you tho tremen
dous buying power of this store; to show you tho splendid
quality of our stock; to acquaint you with tho volunio of
our business; to let you see how small aro our regular
prices.
So we are giving these ridiculously low prices, simply
to bring you into the store this month.
Don't buy unless you need it, but we warn you that tho
temptation will be groat onco you are in the store.
Remember the Hoosier
Kitchen Cabinets and the
Famous Renown Ranges
114-124 West
Main
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