MEDFGRD MAIL TRIBUNE, 3MEDF0RD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCII 10, 1911.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dean of Tal
ent visited Medford and the count
seat Thursday.
J. S. Spltzer nnd wlfo of Talent
wore recent Medford vlaltoro.
Mr. mid Mrs. John Gore of South
Medford nutocd to Talent Thursday.
Be sure nnd read Ellors Music
IIouso large ad on page 4. This means!
much to you In the way of dollars
saved on tlio puchrase of a fino high
grade, piano. If you already own a
piano; Jthe prizes are well worth try
ing Jar. Possibly somo of your
frieiidB would want a piano. Win
one of the cash awards and lot thorn
apply it on thb purchase price of any
one of our famous makes Chicker-
ing & Sons, Kimball, Lester, Hallett
and Davis and several fino piano play
ors. Lato( magazines, periodicals and pa
pers at the free reading room in chap
el back of tho Presbyterian church.
Open evenings from 7:00 to 10 p. m.
AH mn nnd boyB are invited. tf
B, N. Manning of Grants Pass is
spending a few days in Medford with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar S. Hafer are
expected to return tonight from an
extonded trip east.
II. B. Patterson, 11G E. Main, has
some nice English Hollies and all
kinds of shade trees. Roses (all tho
best). Now is a good time to plant.
Drop in and sco mo, tf
W. H. Henderson of Williams
Creek was a visitor in Medford Thurs
day. Robert W, Tolfcr was re-elected a
trustee of tho local Elks' lodge at a
meeting hold Thursday evening to
take tho place of Clarenco Reamo-?',
who has been, elected exalted ruler.
Is your houso wired? Ono cigar
less a day would pay for a hundred
per cent increase in comfort. Start
living tho electric lifo. tf
John R. Wilson of Ashland spqnt
Friday in Medford pn a short busi
ness trip.
Ladles if you have any hair to
sell or wish it made into fashionable
colfuors plan bring it to Madame
L. L. Reame, 240 North .Oakdale
avenue. : 306
H. J. King 'of Woodvlllo district
Bpent Friday in Medford on a short
business trip.
William Stoadman of Central Point
was transacting business in Medford
Thursday. ,
Dr. J. E. Shearor, physician and
Burgeon, office ovor Strang's drdg
store. tf
Howard S. Dudloy is expected
homo soon from a trip to eastern
points.
Louis Donno of Sams Valley dis
trict was a Medford visitor Friday.
They say Tumy at 201 Garnett
Corey building has somo awful good
bargains in houses and lots on hnnd.
302
Mrs. T. F. Fallis of this city left
Thursdny evening for an extendod
visit with her parents In Missouri.
Tho now parsonage for tho Pres
byterian church of Phoenix is being
rushed to completion and will bo
modern in every way.
Horo is a tip. Tumy has a $3000
houso for salo that can't be duplicat
ed. 302 "
Charles Turpjn of Roxy Ann dis
trict was a recent business visitor In
Medford.
Spring hats in all their glory at
Mrs'Salter's Home Millinery, at 1021
West Ninth street. 302
John B. Antlo or Sacramento is vis
iting George Browing in this city.
John H. Carkln, attorney at law,
ovor Jackson County bank.
I. E. Thomas of Talent spent Fri
day in Medford on a short business
trip.
Call phono 21D1, 1032 for baggage
wagon. 4G1
D. R. Phillip of Volga South Da
kotn bought block 4 in Oakdale
Park addition. 301
Mrs. C. Carey of Eden precinct was
n recent visitor in Medford.
E.'H. Natwlck bought block 6 in
Oakdnle Park nddition. 301
H, H. Johnson of Beagle was a re
cent Medford visitor,
Gregory lending photographer,
viowo, portraits. 323
F. H. Ree'd, a business man of
Portland and a former schoolmate of
Arthur Brown, editor of tho Rogue
Mngazlne, Is visiting Medford. Mr.
Reed is connected with a piano com
pany in Portland.
All kinds of bindery work done at
Mall Trlbuno office.
John A. Perl, who has been con
fined to his homo on Apple street for
sovoral days suffering from an at
tack of la grippe, is ablo to bo down
town agnin.
I hear Tumy likes to show houses
to his customers. 302
S. Polack of San Francisco Is a
business visitor to Medford.
Sco R. A. Holmes, Tho Insurance
Man, Ovnr Jnokuon County bank. tf.
Who is Tumy? He is a city property
seller at 201 Garnett-Co'roy building.
302
Looso leaf ledgers made In Medford
at tho Mall Trlbuno office.
Try tho now barber shop; every
thing clean and sanitary; opopslto
P. O.
Ashland Steam Landry, Medford
office, phone No. 1201. tf.
Mado in Medford, any stylo of loose
leaf or blank book, at Mall Tribune
office
Printing, nil kinds at Portland
prices. Mail Trlbuno office
TAFI REVIEWS
PARADE
GREAT
ATLANTA
UNITED STATES TO INVADE
THE REPUBLIC OF MEXICO
(Continued from Page 1.)
nnd unless the storm subsides the
vessels will be several days lute in
reaching their destination. Tho re
frigerator ship Collis is being lndon
with provisions for the fleet nnd will
probably will sail tomorow. As soor
ns her engines are repaired the cruis
er Washington will sail with a sup
ply of rifles nnd revolvers.
REBELS HAVE ALL ARMS
NEEDED SAYS MADER0;
BORDER PATROL IS 0. K
NEW YORK, March 10. That Uk
Mexican rebels liavo nil the mint
mid ammunition needed was tin
statement hero today of Gustavo Mu
dero, agent of tho insurgent juntn.
"The United States 1ms n porfect
right to put, n wnll of troops nlonj
the frontier," M micro said. "But thai
will muko no difference. Wo have
nil the guns nnd ammunition we need
Incidentally I wish to contradict a re
port tlint my brother, Francisco 1.,
was defeated at Casus Grandcs Tues
day. He was not there at that time."
ATLANTA, Qa., March 10. Presi
dent Tuft, hniled ns n feature pf the
'session of the Southern Commercial
Congress, reviewed a mammoth pnv-
ndo hero today representing the in
dustries of the south. Tho president
rodo to tho roviewing stnnd in nn op
en enrringe, but although the streets
were packed with humanity, the chief
executivo was not cheered.
Today's exorcises marked tho be
ginning of the closing session of tho
congress.
GENERAL BELIEVES THAT
TROOPS WILL REMAIN
AT FRONT 3 MONTHS
ST. LOUIS, Mo., March 10.
Major General William II. Carter nnd
his staff pased through heie late last
night bound for the front. Carter
said ho believed his troops would jo
main on tlio Mexican bui'der for three
months.
WILL FIGHT UNITED STATES
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troops on thd Mexican frontier. With
Rieardo Flores Mngon, Rivera is the
lender of the Los Angeles revolution
ary juntn, which controls tho insur
gent movement in Lower California.
Ho is editor in chief of the revolu
tionary pnper "La Regenorncion."
"It is big business nnd nothing else
that prompts the movement of the
United States against the revolution
ists," says Rivera, in nn editorial
vhich he will publish in his pnper to
morrow. "Wall Street apd tlio money
'tings have been treated very kindly
by Diaz to the detriment of the Mexi
can common people, nnd it is to pro
'oct theso concessions that the United
States is sending its troops to the
'order.
"We of the revolutionary junta in
Los Angeles hnvo been harassed m
svery wny by tho fedcrnl authorities
Thrents to provent publication of our
inper have been mado. But wo will
keep right on, nnd if it is suppressed
'tore wo will move to Mexico nnd
iriiit it thore."
After Counterfeiters.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
DAY PHONE 2271
Night 'Phenes:
F. W. Weeks,"2071
A. E. Orr, 3692.
IADY ASSISTANT
John A. Perl
Undertaker and EmbaliM
Succesnor to tho undertaking de
partment of Medford Furniture Co.
Office With
Medford Furniture Company
About March 1, Private Am
bujance Sorvlce. Sick and Injured
conveyed to any part of city or
country. V-
Telephenes: Day 351.
Night: John A. Perl 4111. O.
W. Conklln, 3601. J. II. Butle-,
3571.
30TH INFANTRY AT
SAN DIEGO; ARRIVE
IN A HEAVY RAIN
SAN DIEGO, Cnl., March 10.--Th
first section of the special train car
rying two battalions of the 30th in
fantry from San Francisco urrivec
hero today. In a heavy rail the
work of detraining was commenced
mid the men proceeded nt once U
the camp site near tlio quarantine
station on Point Lomn. Tho second
nnd third sections were expected dur
ing the morning.
.TRANSPORT SAILS;
CARRIES 200 MARINES
AND 2500 CARTftlGES
MARK ISLAND, Cal., Mnrch 10.
Carrying 200 marines and 2fi00 bill
cartridges, the Transport Buffuli
sailed nt 7 p. in. today for San Diego
The supply ship Glacier is boirg load
ed with supplies and provisions and
will sail for tho fcoulh cither tonight
or early tomorrow.
Orders were received from the
nnvy department today to placo the
cruisers Cincinnati and Raleigh ir
iMiiiiinission at once and thesj vessel
are expected to sail for Sim Diego
enrly next weok.
TENTH INFANTRY HAS
PASSED DENVER ON
WAY TO SAN ANTONIO
DENVER, Col., March 10. -Under
command of Colonel Williams the
10th infnntry passed through lic-o to
day en route to San Antonio. Tk
9th cavalry, under Colonel Anderson
is duo to nrrivo this afternoon, and
the fourth field artillery with df
tnchmonts of engineers and hospital
corps will reach here early tomorrow
From Fort Lognn tonight 12.'i recruit
will start for the Texas frontier,
DESTROYER SAILS
FROM FRISCO ON
HER WAY TO FRONT
MARE ISLAND, Cal., March 10.
Completely overhauled and fit for
any service tho destroyer Lawrene
is today well on her wny lo .San'
Diego. Tho vessel sailed at noon
EVERETT, Wash., March 10. A
rang of counterfeiters making bogus
10 gold pieces are believed to be
iporating in nnd around Everett nnd
fecret service men who nro investign
'ing today believo that tho bad money
nnnufactory is in this city. Lloyd
Cummings, nn Everett youth, lins
'icon nrrested chnrged with passing
'jad money. IIo is alleged to bo a
nember of tlio gang.
Chicago Feels Trembler
CHICAGO, HI., March JO. Cans
:ng a simultaneous ringing of fire
oolico and burglnr alarms, tho ex
olosion nt Pleasant Pinirie, Wiscon
nn, Inst night, shook Chicago from
no end to to end and gave tho citi
zons tlio biggest fright in years,
Many believed that an earlhminlu?
had occurred nnd hundreds ran from'
'heir homes, senntly clad. Tho shook
if the explosion wns so great that
windows in fiOO buildings were shattered.
MAN ID 10 HORSE
IS DRAGGED TO DEATH
YUMA, Ariz., Mch 10. Confident
that a murder hns been committed
the police toduy sought to learn the
identity of tho man whoso body, tied
by tho wrist to the tail of ft wild
horse, was found by a detachment, of
troops fr.ouf tho First United States
cavalry in tho (lesert 15 miles cast
of hore. The body Lad dried up like
that of a mummy.
Ex-Mayor GUI a Witness.
SEATTLE, Wnsh., Mnrch 10.
Former Mayor Ilirnm C. Hill was
called before the .grand iury this is
probing charges of corruption in
tho police department today. Anotli
ed witness today will bo Councilman
Mux Wardall. While acting mayor
during Gill's absence on u shooting
trip, Wardall discharged Wupponsteiu
tho chief of police. Gill re-instated
him ns soon ns ho returned to Seattle
and this incident le dto tho election
that resulted in Gill's recall and tho
present indictment against Wiippcn
stein. j
Wappenstein on Trial.
SEATTLE, Wash., March 10.
Charles Wappenstein, former chief
of polico against whom tho grnud
jury returned an indictment charg
ing bribery nnd corruption, will be
arraigned in tho superior, court to
morrow afternoon. Ho is nt liberty
on $25,000 bond furnished by two
saloon keepers.
Benson May Return Soon.
SALEM, Ore., March 10. Accord
ing to a loiter received by Chief Clerk
Corey from secretnry of state Ren
son, tho secretary is improving in
health steadily.
Although h Hots nn dnlo for his
return o Oregon it is probablo that
ho will plan to como back homo
about the middle ofjMuy, or at bucIi a
as ino wcamor occomos more
IRRIGATION
Means More and Better Fruit
CALL ON US FOR
WATER for your ORCHARD
Rogue River Valley Canal Co.
FRED N. CUMMINGS, Manager.
Irrigated Orchard Tracts
Means Independence for Life
Buy an IRRIGATED ORCHARD TRACT on
EASY PAYMENTS
, t,
ROGUELANDS INC.
FRED N. CUMMINGS, Manager.
Offices: Third Floor, Medford National Bank Bldg.
timo
sot tied,
lands.
The secretary is in Hed-
Westergaard is Victor.
MNCULN, Neb., March 10.
Wrostling enthusinsts who ' saw
fWcptcrgrmrd oa!jiJy?!dispdsoJof John
Leinin, the Swiss champion, in two
straight falls predicted today that
ho would be tho succesors of cliiini-
Ipion Frank Qotch. Westergaard won
n handicap match Wednesday night
irom George Ilackonsclnnidt.
No Monkeys From Orient.
PORTLAND, Ore, Mnrch 10.
Shipments of monkeys fro mtlio Ori
ent must ceaso until tlio plnguo is
stnmpcd out in China. This order
was issued by Harbor Mastor Spies
today to till steamship companies.
As a result Portland's importing
business will decrease as much ns
twelve monkoys annually.
CARD OF THANKS.
I wish to oxprosB my thanks to tho
many friends of my Into husband for
tholr klndnoBH to him during bio III
ness nnd their consideration of mo In
my borenvomont.
MKS. J, J. ANDI3KSON.
Tho people who nro Influenced only
by placard ndvortlBlng aro probably
not tho kind you want for tonauts.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
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IIiailCKOFT rosidenco sites arc sell
ing daily; mako your solection bo
foro choice lots nro sold. tf
STUDIO
700 SOUTH
OAKDAIiK
PHONE 0079.
Private or claBa lessons In oil, wa
ter color or tapestry. Orders taken.
AGNES R. GRANT.
FOR SALE
ORCHARDS, FARMS
FRUIT LANDS
Largo and Small Tracts
MOOR-EHNI GO.
212 Fruitgrowers Bank Bldg
Draperies
Wo carry a very complete
lino of draperies, lace curtains,
fixtures, etc., and do alt clasuM
of upholstering. A special maa
to look after this work exclu
sively and will give as good
Borvlco as Is possible to get la
evon tho largest cities.
Weeks & McGowan Co
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NOTION.
Notlco Is horoby glvon that tho un
lerslgned will apply to tho city coun
"11 of tho city, of Medford, Or., at
Is regular meeting on March 4, 1911,
'or a Hconso to sell splrltous, vin
ous nnd malt liquors In quantities
less than a gallon at its place of bus
iness at lota 12 and 13, block 20, No.
37 South Front street, In Bald city,
for a porlod of six months,
tf J. W. SLINGER.
Apron Ginghams,
good quality, p
very special, yd.
MANN'S
Dress Ginghams
100 pieces fine 4 ftp
Zephyr, worth 15c a ydlvU
Money Saving' Bargains Saturday
Ready-to-Wear Bargains
ITasklns for Health.
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f NOTICE TO PIIOPEIITV
f OWXKIW - SECOND AND
4- FINAL NOTICE.
f Those who have not paid
f their Bocond aBBeaamont for
f water mains on tho following
f named streets aro now dolln-
f quent and the samo must bo
f attended to at onco.
f Please glvo this your
f promt attention.
f West Main.
f Narrogan.
f Itoso avenuo.
f West Second.
f Orange.
f South Peach.
f Rosa Court.
West Twelfth,
f Summit Avenuo.
West Jackson,
f South Newtown,
f West Fourth.
North Grapo.
f Olson.
Clark.
Mlstloloo.
North Peach.
O. H. SAMUELS.
Deputy Treasurer.
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NEW SUITS
Women's now Spring Suits,
made of all wool materials,
up-to-date in style; very spe
cial Saturday, each,
$15
Better Suits at $35, $25, $20
NEW COATS
Beautiful new Spring Coats,
full length; all colors; very
special, each,
Wash Goods Bargains
FLAXON CLOTHS
5000 yards of this beautiful fabric; all now designs;
the best washing fabric made; worth 25c; Jj)C
Saturday, yard
GALATEA
This famous cloth will be placed on" sale Sat
urday at the low price, yard
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$10
TISSUES
5000 yards Egyptian Tissues; beautiful new
patterns; never fades; special Saturday, yard....
28c
Better Coats at $15, $25, $30
Now "Peter Pan" AVaists, special .....' $1.19
New Wash Dresses for children .. ..$1.25 up to $5.00
New Spring Coats for children $1.98 up to $5.00
Complete line of Infants' Wear, up-to-date in style,
at very low prices.
New Gingham Dresses for women; all new styles;
at $1.98, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98 and $5.98
See our new Wash Petticoats at 48c and 98c
SPECIAL SALE OP CURTAIN GOODS
36-inch Curtain Swiss; all new patterns; spc- IJZp
cial, yard ;
25c
CORSETS
Wo are agents for Dr.
Warner, Rust-Proof, R.
and O. Corsets and Fer
ris Waists.
SPECIAL 100 pairs
women's coutil Corsets;
nil sizes;' very CAp
special, pair uVh
GLOVES
Saturday wo will placo
on salo our regular F.
W. L. $1.25 Kid Gloves,
in all colors, at tho low
jSr..0!:..1!0:. 98c
Beautiful new figured Scrims, suitable for
bungalow curtains; special, yard
See Our Line of Lace Curtains
by the Pair.
CALICOES
For Saturday only wo
will sell tho best grade
of Calicoes at, CV
per yard
If INDIA LINONS
2000 yards of this cloth
in extra fine quality on
salo Saturday at, jn
yard
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