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jWJTFOBD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFOTCD, OREflOtf, FBIDAY, FEBRUARY 17,-1911.
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BIG DAY AT THE
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TOMORROW
Dance In the Main Ball Room During
the Evening Prize Contest on
Rifle Range, and All Other Conces
sions Arc Features.
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SELL READILY
BOWLING MATCH J. PLUlf BACK
AT "NAT" SOON: ON HIS OLD JOB
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Saturiltiy will be n feature day nt
the Natatorlum, for besides the regu
lar Saturday evening dance In the
main ball room, there will bo a prize
shooting contest on the rlflo rnnge.
A largo number of targets have been
posted for the shoot during tho week
nnd. as a number of them nre close
to the possible marie, the rivalry to
wards the close of the contest will be
It eo n.
Tho doors open for tho danco nt 8
o'clock tomorrow night, nnd tho Nat
atorluni orchestra of seven pieces will
be present to jirovldo the necessary
music.
, ' The roller rink nnd bowling alleys
will bo open, as will nlpo the billiard
nnd pool hnl.
Tomorrow morning from 0 to 12
o'clock in., Instructor Tanner will
give skating Instructions to any mem
bers of tho male sex desirous of
learning to disport themselves In tho
rosined arena.
A KQtionil admission of 10 cents,
carrylMKwlfJi it u ticket good for Its
face-value, nt any concession In tho
building, admits to everything.
Tho program of tho Natatorlum
theater changed today and contains
two now dramatic films and a
screamingly funny comedy. I
Local Masonic Building Association-Married Men Will Face Bachelors in Rain is Promised for Tonight and
Has Little Difficulty in Disposiny
of Bend Issue Portland Men
Take Major Part.
The first Issue of bonds for the
erection of u Masonic temple In this
city have been disposed of, Insuring
the early erection of tho new $50,000
temple on the corner of Mnln and
Riverside.
The bonds were disposed of for tho
greatest part In Portland. With the
money now available work will begin
at once.
Contest on Natatorlum Alleys ,
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Promise Good Games as Players
Members Tournament Teams.
The line-ups of the two teams who
will meet in a mulch tfame on (lie
Saturday by Weather Man Last
Two Days Have B,cen Perfect
From Weather View Point.
NOTICE!
Jupiter I'luvius is back on the job.
Tis ram tonight and Saturday, say
Noted Actress
alleys of the uNtatorium next JI011-! those who keep tub on the old man's
day night having been decided upon I actions. The barometer is off nnd
the game will bo culled promptly at 1 that spells rain.
7:15 a'cloek. j The past two days huve been nri
The "Married Men" will be repre-1 perfect ax were ever exhibited. They
scaled by O. J. J'atton, captain ; Hob- were too good to stay on the job.
ert W. Teller, J. Corbin Neff: Wil
1'KOliIA, III., Feb. 17. Blanche
Walsh, tile actress, is soriously id
here toduy from la grippe. She was
unable to appear 011 the stage last mates in the reguular Natalorium
night and several engagements have teams nnd the games for Monday are
liuin Keycs mill J. Hutchinson. The
"Single .Men" will be composed of
M. Ii. Patton, captain; 0. Soov
Smitli, .1. Kisli, W. Antle and Wal
ter Woods.
As the result of tiie matrimonnl re
quirements, many of (he players who
will face each other are former team
WALTER KUHN WILL PLAY
BALL WITH BEAVERS
been cancelled.
SOCIALIST TO SPEAK
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MISSION LADIES
MEE! AND TALK
'. Ninety lady members of tliu var
ious missionary societies connected
with tiie different churches in the
city met at tho First Presbyterian
church yesterday afternoon. Ho
j'reslimentH were served anil a musi
cal program was rendored.
Mrs. Glasgow led tho devotional
exercises andd the musical part of
the afternoon was contributed by
the Misses English and Treichlor, in
a duel; Dr. Van Sooyoo, solo; Mrs.
HurgosH, Mrs. Wold and Mrs. Duis
enberry, trio. Mrs. Koborts, a for
mer missionary i Hie islands in tho
Pacific, gave an interesting talk upon
her experiences ami Mrs. Webster fa
vored with a reading,
f Another meeting will be held on
5laruh fi. "India" will be tho sub
ject and each church will raccount
(s work in that field.
Howard M. Caldwell, one of the
foremost .speakers in the Socialist
movement, will answer a number of
attacks recently made against his or
der at a meeting to be held in Smith's
hull this evening.
Caldwell has spoken in behalf of
tho Socialist cause in almost every
corner of (lie country and is tlioi
ougniy cnpunio ot upholding his
eaiiKo in debute.
No admission will be charged and
tho lecturo will commence at 8
o'clock sharp.
ENGLISH SPEAKER IS
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promised to be good ones.
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AT EARLY
Mrs. Annie Vincent died early this
PORTLAND, Or., Fob. 17. Wal
ter Kulin of Fresno, Cnl., a promis
ing young player, will wear a Port
land uniform during the coming sea
son.
Walter McCredle has Just received
information from the national com
mission that Kuhn's standing is O. K.
Kulin was signed for 15)11, but It was
announced that bo was ineligible to
play with Portland until tho national
commission took action on his case,
which It has now done.
Mrs. Watson Dead.
Word lias been received of the
death of Mrs. John Watson, is New
Mrunswick, Canada, on January 'JO
resident of this valley and has many
friend,. liing here,
morning in the Seattle rooming bouse M"-s. Watson was for many years a
on botilu Frant street.
A number of relatives, including
Mrs. Vincent's mother were present.
Messrs. Weeks and McGowan will
have ' charge of Hie funeral which
will be announced Inter.
Rockefeller's Illness Scares.
NEW YORK, Fell. 17. Rumors
that William Rockefeller had con
tracted piiouinoniu alarmed Wall
fit reel today. It was feared the re
port would have a distuibing iuflu
yuee on the stock market. Roekefel
Ipi'i who ig 70 years of age, contract
ed a cold several days ago and il
was rumored that pneumonia had de
veloped. ITiipViiij for hpnlth
LONDON, Fob. 17. An uproar
was caused In tho house of commons
today when Ian Malcolm, conserva
tive, read a letter written by Joslah
Wedgewood, laborlte, to Lauronco
Gluuell, nationalist, In which Wedge
wood supported (Jlunell's charges of
"czarlsm" against Spenkor Lowther.
Wedgewood declared that Lowther,
waB an enemy of the proposed land
tax, and as he was an advanced liber
al, was not supposed to be a member
of any party.
Malcolm demanded an Investiga
tion of Wedgewood's charges.
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SOLD EOR $8750
L. N. Judd of Talent has disposed
of Mr. Moody's farm of :t acres to a
Mr. Norrls, an easterner. Tho con
sideration was 18750.
To Suppress Futures.
WASHINGTON, I). C, Feb. 17. -The
senate committee 011 interstate
and foreign commerce today decided
to report favorably an umended form
of the ImuMt bill suppressing "fu
ture" contracts in cotton.
Hawkins for Health.
Tho noxt dozen classified ads
you acquanted wth a dozen phases
wheh you answer, will probably get
you acquainted with a dozen phases
of this city's life that you never en
countered boforo.
ROES
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Notice to Those Taking Pint
"Kin Dluvolo" He.
Iiearsals,
Male members Sunday
afternoon, at 2.!10 p. 111.
For ladles Tuesday eve
ning, 8:110 p. m.
Kutlre company Friday
night, 8 p. m.
All rehuarsals In Klk's hall.
Very essential all bo present
nt proper time.
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SACK AM UNTO, Calif., Feb. 17.
Tlio Richmond Industrial Commis
sion of Richmond, Cnl., has prepared
u bill to bo presented to the legisla
ture, calling for an appropriation of
.fllOUOOO for the purpose of a gen
eral publicity campaign.
Here are two sectiens:
Section .1. Tho sum of .fMO.OOO
is hereby appropriated, to lie used
under the direction and control of
the state board of examiners for the
purpose of advertising the resources
of California and culling attention
to its agricultural, horticultural and
industrial advantages; provided,
however, that $lf0,000 of said money
shall bo collected and' spent during
the fiscal year commencing July 1,
J!)lt, and tfl.'iO.OOO of said money
shall be collected and spent during
the fiscal year commencing July 1,
111 112, said amounts to be included in
tiie tax levies of said fiscal years,
lespeetively.
Section 'J. The controller of the
state of California is hereby direct
ed to draw his warrants in favor of
such peixuis entitled thereto, upon
the certificate of tho state board of
examiner approving itemized bills of
expenditures coming within the pur
view of this net, for amounts not
exceeding the appropriations 11s
aforesaid, and 'lie state treasurer is
h'Tcbv authorized to pay the same.
We want every man in Medford to know about these,
consequently we are using a little more space this time.
'No. 1 An acre of ground, with two good houses on it.
One a six-room and the other a i'our-room.
An ideal place for gardening and chicken raising.
In fact for a suburban home it can't be beat.
This spring you will have the advantage of a paved
street without a cent of cost to you.
On the property there is a good well, so that you can
irrigate every foot of the ground.
All the advantages of the city folks, without the nec
essary expense, is just what this place means.
$1250 will handle, and the balance will be less than the
first payment.
No. 2 A six-room, thoroughly modern house, on West
Tenth street. .
Lot 100 feet front by 195 feet deep. There are 11 bear
ing fruit trees on this property and plenty of room for a
garden.
The price is $3G50, on mighty attractive terms.
We are here to show these properties, and all inquiries
will have our careful and courteous attention.
Cornitiiis-Garner Realty Co.
Home 29IK 133 W. MAIN ST. Main 6031
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PEOPLE'S
Groceries and
STORE
Meats
Isn't it nice to realize that one of your children can trade as safely get just
as much for their money get just as courteous treatment and just as good qual
ity as you had you visited the store instead?
THAT IS OUR METHOD OF DOING BUSINESS.
Our business has always been run in this way and always will be.
We awry well asosrled stocks of staple and fancy Groceries.
See The New Displays
A trial meat order will convince you that our meats are second to none on
earth.
Warner, Wortman & Gore
Grocery Phone 286 Market Phone 281
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Saturday Specials
1000 yards or pure linen Tor
thou I.aee; all widths; r
new patterns i)C
12 00 anln Val. Lace, with lu
BMtIon to K t A
match 0 I"4
S00 yards 1'lawn I.aee; beau
tiful underwear trimming,
from nanow K i A
to wide 0 1-4
THE GOLDEN RULE
Is Chug Full of the Cleanest Merchandise Time, Money and
Experience can Procure. Nothing old, Nothing out of Date.
But the Season's Best Merchandise at Bargain Counter Prices I
Saturday Specials
I lot I.aee Curtains; good pat
tern; matched Jrk
pairs 49C
1 lot Arabian Curtains; r
2 1-2 yard; new patterns; )4C
1 lot white or ecru Curtains;
all new pat-
tern. 69C
1 lot 72x90 full -
Hleaehed Sheets OyC
Kayser
Gloves
are the result of vear.s
of effort of the most
expert glove makers,
coupled with latest
improved methods
and machinery. V e
carry (he full line at
25c up to $2.00
Our stock of shoes for men, women and children is now complete to the min
utest detail. We are handling nothing but solid leather. No difference how
cheap it is, if it comes from the Golden Rule it will be solid.
Men's Shoos $2.00 to $7.50 Women's Shoes $1.50 to $5.00
CHILDREN'S SHOES MADE TO STAND HARD WEAR.
Ladies Suits, Coats and Hats
.lust a tflimp.se of .spring stUs. The season's best cloths and fabrics, with
only tlOLDKN KT1.K PRICKS, THAT M10ANS Til 10 BUST FOR BBSS.
It is the constant aim of this store to build our business on dependable
merchandise at reasonable prices. Here you will find every article marked in
plain figures. Our terms are strictly cash. One price to all. No one will be
charged more and no one can buy for less. New methods. New goods. A
downward revision of prices. Ask about our profit sharing plan.
AKINS, BENTON S CO.
A Big Saving for
Rug Buyers
Washington Art Squares; good colors and extra
heavy quality; 0x12, $5.00; 9x10.(1, $4.50.
One-piece Bedroom Rugs; a combination of wool
and fiber; a splendid weave; 0x12 $10.00
Tapestry Brussels, one-piece Bug in oriental pat
terns; size SxlO.O $13.50
Same, 0x12 at $16.50
Colonial patterns in Axminster Bugs, 8.3x10.(3,
at $17.50
Brass Curtain Boles 10c to 50c
Window Shades 35C to $1.75
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