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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OK K( IOX. TI I URKDA Y, AVJUL 13, 191.1.
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Says portI
IS OUR
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j$.. Chairman of Publicity
the Portlnntl Comm
' " Visitinn McilfonlI
no(iic Valley.
1 Thai the Portland O
feolB very friendly to
and tlmt Medford !b u
break at the hand of
statement of G. K. .To
niariiiKer of Sherman,
hiiirinnn of tho puhl'
i.r tin Portland folium
is lsltliiK Mcdford f
l.iokliiK ufter the Inlor
i:inv iii llila fluid a
luidvlnx Into tho roiior
i not getting a sipiat
l.ind.
Wo fool vary frl
Mcdford, ' Htntua Mr.
iill reports to tho col
Mcdfoid Kt8 ovory
tho club oxtondw to ui
of the Htnto. Tho Po
ci.il dub ha been ad
tire utaie. and I feol
tlon Unit Medford la
Inati'l nKulnut I
ci.uno, othur auction
colonlntH. hut that Ih
haw- not taken an n
the dlhioltlon of th
Uhv reach Portland
COMMITTEE PLAC
FOR
WASHINGTON,
re limn Iiiit'orty m
the irrigation nnd inF.
ami Ilawley on llio
l..lnr coinmittuoa in
oniniiltcoH today.
Senator Chainlior!
loil.iv liy lli" ohicl' "
i nil llixliy, Hint Hid
Oregon, wonM lie ha
ricr .June, 10, lo rim
lwcn llnudon und
The (reiiHiiry le
cepted the joint oll'i
luooL mid .1. A. Nc
cr.il liuililintr hito (
S-lt. plit-ii- and Ciihh
lor -10,000, for u i
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Tho regular annual meeting of the
congregation of the First Prosbyte
rlun church of Mcdford will bo held
Friday, April 1 1. Lunch for all will
bo served in tho reading room nt
0:30 p. in. A pood soclnl tlino for
everybody. HuhIuphu meeting at 8
o'clock, when reports will bo heaid
nnd officers elected. All members of
tho church and all inoinbcrs of tho
oliurch and all members of tho con
gieKiUlon and all Interested In our
church are reiiuested to be present.
From the session of the church.
Two and one-half acres In airalfa
ono tullo south of Washington school,
easy terms. A. W. II. Kvorhard, 21'J
Fruitgrowers' Hank bldg. If
A. C. Mooro and wife of Los An
geles arrived yesterday for a visit In
Alodfottl.
Tho Cartwrlght company i endured
n choice program before a largo au
dience at tho Methodist Kpiscopal
church Tuesday evening. Ventura
people stand ready to declare It ono
of the finest organizations of first
class entertalneis In existence.
Dally Free Press, Ventura, Cal., Feb.
1, ! 1 1 . Hear them. Natatorluin,
April 11), 1 1)1 1.
Harry L. (ilbson. abend or Arn
old's shows, was In Medford today
trying to book the attract Ion.
Tho most favored people on the
coast are tho Medford people. They
have tho Medford .lobbing company
to look after all of their little odd
jobs, repair tholr electrical appliances
and clean their walls and ceilings.
Medford Jobbing Co., offlco Medford
MiihIq Shop, St. Mark's block. Phono
Main C501. 3 30
Mrs. Worrall or fhlco, Cal., Is vis
iting with friends In Medford.
1, allies, phono 0371 and have
vacuum cleaner come and clean your
rugs. ,.
W. I). Van Ho Vanlor of Seattle is
In Medford on business today.
Alfinoy to loan. Spraguu Bros.,
!!H Farmers He Fruitgrowers Hank
lildg. 337
II. Van Ilalvlnhiirg of Sains Valley
was an over-night visitor with .Med
ford friends.
Spring Is here. It Is hoiisecleaulng
time. Have those walls and ceilings
cleaned by tho Medford Jobbing Co.'s
now Parisian process. Nothing like
It. Office Medford .Music Shop, St
Mark's block. 330
Flue watch repairing and engrav
ing at II. T. Van He Car's, Phlpps
building. 1!)
Do you want It lots nnxi-lR each,
for $2fi00 on easy terms? C. W. II
Kvorhurd, 21-' Fruitgrowers Hank
bldg.
Flue crystal steel blue diamond,
weighing 2 1-10 K(.. at $2.20 a ICI.
11. T. Van Do far. Phlpps bldg. Ill
Printing of all kinds at Portland
prices. Mall Tribune office.
The regular iiuuunl meeting of the
First Presbyterian church will be bold
at the church Frlda evening. Dinner
aorveil hI 0:30 p, m. In chapel. Ilus
lucss meet lug begins at S p. in. All
members of congiegatlon and sym
IwlhUors of the church work are In
vited to attend Friday ,oenln. April
J I.
Aladv In Medford, any style loose
loaf or blank hook, at Mull Tribune
fflco.
II. I). Chink 111 of the Dupoiil Pow
der rotnpnny, who conducted the
demonstration Wednesday on the
lands of the Hogue lUver Valley Ca
nal company, left this morning for
his home In 8nn Francisco.
Is your liotiso wired? One cigar
loss a dn v,ould ia for a hundred
lier cent lacreusw In comfort. Start
living the electric life.
M f. Whlttiikcr or Portland is In
Medford looking over the Intul sit
nation,
Ashland 8tcni l.nundry, Medford
office, phone No. 1201.
.1. A Peiiii of Kurekn stopped In
this city for a few hours this morn
ing. Medford local Socialist party niowts
oery RuinUy night at 7: SO st
Hm! Ih'o hall on North UmH street.
lCveryhody ItiMted tf.
M f WhiKler ir Klani.ilh K.tll-.
Iniiih.ii led liiiwliieHN In Medford to
day
Weeks & McGowan Co.
ITNDKUTAK10RS
I In j Phone '2H71
Night Phones Weeks 1071.
. K. Orr. iNIPil.
l.l)V SSISI.ST.
H. II. Fenm of Frankl'n, Pa., was
an arrival at the Nash today.
The prize shooting contest nt the
Natatorluin rifle rniigo is getting In
teresting and finite a number will
have to shoot off the Ho for first
place.
If you could buy a tioine nlready
furnished ready to move into with
nil imodern conveniences nnd In a
good locality for $1000 loss than you
could possibly build and furnsh for,
would you bo Interested? Address
Box 190, this city.
The Alarkliains, who have been
playing nt the Pgo theater for some
time, left this morning for Chlco,
Cal. Miss (lladys Mlddleton Is the
new vaudeville attraction.
Special embroidery sale at dray
& Moo's Friday and Saturday.
Miss F.tliol furry' has returned to
her duties of cashier at Hutchison's
iV- I.uinsden's store.
To all cement werkers: Take no
tice. The charter for tho Cement
Workers' Union of this city and vi
cinity will be closed on nnd after May
7th. Better join while you enn do
so as a charter member. C. W. Davis,
secretary. 19
, P. minor, president or the Ashland
commercial college, spent a few hours
In .Medford Wednesday evening.
Big values in embroideries at Gray
& Men's Friday and Satuiday.
Arthur Drown returned Wednes
day from Denver, where he has been
ror the last ten days at the bedside
of his father, who is seriously 111.
House for sale Less than cost.
Lot for sale, $400 under regular
price. Lot for sale, $fi0 cash, and
terms. Address II. Carr, AInll Tribune
office.
A. II. Fisher and O. W. King of
Phoenix were business Isltois In
Medford Wednesday.
Free Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday. A ladles' handkerchief with
each oiinco of perfume purchased at
the Uaglo Pharinncy and West Side
Pharmacy. 2 1
J. A. Caldwell left yesterday for
Siinnyslile, Wash. Mrs. J. A. Field, a
daughter or that place, Is seriously
111 and an operation Is necessary.
Free $3.00 lace handkerchief.
Watch the windows. Fagle Pharmacy.
West SIdo Pharmacy. 21
F. f. Hlllott Is unable to attend to
business at the Paiilorlum today, be
ing confined to his homo by a alight
illness.
Say, luivo you seen those nifty
handkerchiefs? Ask the Roxall man.
21
"A word to the wise" Free hand
kerchiefs at The Hexall Stores. 21
Big values In enibiolderles at (J ray
H Aloe's Friday and Satuiday.
Late niagnrdnoH, periodicals and pa
pom at the free reading room In chap
el back of the Presbytorlan church.
Open evenings from 7:00 to 10 p. in.
All nion nnd hoys nro Invited. tf
John !!. Carkln, attorney nt law,
over Jackson County hank.
See It. A. Holmes, The Insurance
Man, over Jnckson County bank.
Do you want ,r acies in alfalfa.
ne miles south of Main street, cheap?
C. W. II. i:erhard, 212 Fruitgrowers
Bank bldg.
Special eiiilnoldery sale at (Jrav
Aloe's Frlda and Satunlav.
si y e
NEW
BURGLARS ENTER BfTULiTMIC FOR
WEEKS&M'GM'S; fiORTH YAKIMA HIGH POWER LI
Force Entrance Throujjh Rear Doors Extensive Street Improvements pro- Harry E.' Foster With Party of Ten
ami Attempt to Open Safe Little vltletl for In Two of the City's Best 1 Men Locating Route for Line to
Districts Warren Construction
Company Given Contract.
Damanc Is Done hy Marauders
Keys Are Missing.
JOHNSON'S GIFT OF GAB
SHORTENS HIS SENTENCE
S.N KUAXflSCO, Cal.. April Hi
Jack JoIiimou'n gift of mih ioin
cut down hi '." iln.i ,iui xfiitcucc
lor aiilouiohile scorching. When the
piiKel'igliter was hroimhl up in Judge
Trcuilwcir court lo he rc--eiileiiced
iinl lined lllll for a former offense,
he iiiiule a long m,a ;,v ilu.r(.N,
"I think 1 had enough ol tlu juil,
Mill liouonli; I ilonu like it nohow,"
Johnson pleaded. "I miess I'm ciircil
1 dou'l maud pujiiitf this $100 if you
nll only fiit down iny term. I dou'l
like to stav in jail over Hauler, fiui'l
uu see yoii wn.v clear, judge, to
Mini me loose f" Ami the judge
.I'M'eed lo,
Hasklus for Health.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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I ills m. ik. sum t'U-ctliu taforu
1 llnll'o l ) III BUllI
4 mr-t.
JOHN A. PERL
I'ndi'i taker mid rinlmlmcr
s Buccesaoi i ilu- tin, lei taking de
j partnient of Medfoid Furiiltuie l'o
JOfflie Willi Mcdronl 1.'iiiiiUiiih Co. j
I (K KKN'T ,'vmotn bouse and liain
"ii N. liiM'i-idc. PhouuT-ll.
Telephones l)a. Hell 8& I.
? John A Pei I, lesldeme, Hell Mil, J
;iioiu 17HL
X V W foakllu 3001. j. u. Hut-i
;ler 3571.
5 Htll.V(i: KHKVIflB
I'oK S.M.K I'keil piano in i'irnl
.l,i- t-otuliiioii at the cottage. 001
W. nnli t. i9
WTKI) To exchange Cor iroHr
u 111 1.11s Angele. Sauls An or
Sun Diego, fal.. a ivsidencf prop
en m Ahlanil. Or., near bnmes
1 nler .ilue J'.'tIO; equity iMUOll
Ad.lref, 1. Hos 113, Ahtand( Or-
ejfun, 21
A suspect, who rfifusos to give his
iiuine, with lacerated hands, Is lodged
In the city jail today following the
attempted burglarizing of Humph
rey's gun store Monday night and tho
entering of Weeks & McGowan's fur
niture establishment. Tho attempt
On IIuniphroyH was frustrated by
threo young men who hnppened to ho
In the rear of tho ntoro at tho time
and who took a shot at tho midnight
marauders, without hitting them,
however.
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About U: lo Tuesday night, Irwin
White, who Is employed by Mr. Hum
phrey, and two friends, Paul Schiller
and Frederick Heath, were sitting In
a small room In the rear of the store
when they heard someone talking In
tho alley. White has boon In tho
habit of sleeping In it nmall bedroom
behind the salesroom, and lip and his
companions had Just come from a
game of billiards when they hoard the
disturbance.
Tho lights were quickly turned out
and all kopt unlet and awaited devel
opments. ,,
Kroni the conversation of the rob
bers, there were Judged to be three
In tho party, and noon the roar door
was subject to tholr attention.
One of the party tried to Insert a
skeleton key, but the regular door
key was In the keyhole and he was
unable to do so. After shaking the
door and evidently confident Hint
they were unobserved, one of their
number was boosted to the window
sill und preparations made to break
the glass.
Tho shadowy form of the Intruder
could be seen feeling over tho wln
doNv glass and White, who by this
time had secured a revolver, niado
up his mind that matters had gone
far enough, and took a pot shot at
him. Hie bullet striking the window
ledge but a few Inches from whero
tho burglar was standing. As the
bullet was fired from a sharp angle,
an Inch further to the right would in
all probability have brought the man
down.
Dropping iroin the sill, the man
and his companions made a wild
dash through tho alley and escaped.
railing over laddeis ami boxes in their
night, and making a great racket.
Night Officer flncado was imme
diately notified and after some
s 'arch noticed a suspicious looking
character skulking about town and
after stalking It 1 111 for some tlmo inan
aged to land him In a cell at tho city
hall.
.Mori- complications were added to
the case this morning when Mr. Mor
dortf of I ho Wolff &. Mordorfr Kur
il Hiiro company discovered that the
rear doors of the Weeks . Mcf.ow
1111 furniture store had been broken
In. fining to the back of his store
about 7 o'clock this morula, ho no
ticed the glass In the doors of Weeks
.McCiownn to be broken, and upon
linestlgation found threo suitcases,
one In the alley and two hidden In a
ilrv uoods how
Wilbur AIIIIIkhii. who Is In (ho em
ploy of Weeks & McHowan. notified
the proprietors over the telephone.
Hpou iinostiKUtinn the dial of the
wife was found to be spattered with
blood and blood hIiiIiih were found
on tho broken glass doors. One of
tho burglars evidently had secured a
loveio wish In breaking the glass
Outside of the three suitcases noth
ing was touched.
Mr. Weeks was In the store at 10
o'clock and noticed nothing unusual.
and Mr McUowau peered Into the
into shortly after mldulxht, but
could see no signs of disturbance.
l'he seem to think that the store 1
was broken Into early this morning. '
but Mr. Humphrey U lucllnod to)
ihluk that the deed occurred befoiel
1 o'clock and that the thieves iu-'
tended to fill the suitcases with guns'
and Niiiiuiiultlon from hU store. '
A close eamlntlon of the man1
hi rested Ism night dlarloioc the fact
that both his hands are badly lscer
nted tlirouuli con tret with some Jag
ged wdgo. suc: is a luoheii door 01
window glass
l'nou being questioned, he told two
different tales at to how his Injurie.
wr receheU. fnou his arrest last'
niilht he stated that he had had .t
fight AHh a Southern Pacific con
ductor on a train at Hnrnbrook Cal
bin when questioned by Chief Hltson
this morning said that he had been
thrown off a train several miles thin
Id of Hornbrook. II could offei
no explanation of h he Hat In Med-
NOItTH YAKIMA, Wash., April HI.
Carry Juice from Prospect to Gold
Ray.
I lurry K. Foster in efuinje- ol 11
By unnnlnions vote tho council last p,,,.. ul- 0 R, Parted today lo sin-
vey llie route for the new Juj;h powei
line which is lo he constructed lrom
Gold Kay to Prospect for the inirpoc
of transmit lin-' the power to lie gjn-
eruled hy the new plnnt lo he con
structed at Prospect this summer h
the Kog-uu licr Klcclrie company ol
which Colonel Frank Hay is the con
t rolling owner.
Mr. Foster will locale 11 line from
Hold Hay to Prospect ocr the short
est loul most udvutitiigeous mule.
night awarded the contract to the
Warien Construction company of
Portland, Or., for the laying of bltu
llthlc pavement and the construction
of concrete sidewalks, curbs and gut
ters In the WcbI Yakima Improve
ment district and the Pleasant ave
nue Improvement district. The War
ren Construction wnt, the lowest bid
der on both Jobs and the totnl cost
will bo close to Siri.ooo.
Tho adoption of bltullthlc pave
ment in North Yakima was the result
of cnreful Investigation by tho coun
oll In various cities of the northwest
wlieto bltullthlc bus been laid from
ope to eight yeais.
Hast year North Yakima laid some
brick jukI asphalt pavements, neither
ot which canio up to expectations.
Active work on the now improve
ments will begin at once.
Mrs. Dcano's Funeral.
CURTIS GUILD NAMED
AMBASSADOR TO RUSSIA
WASHINGTON'. D. C. April l.f.
President Tnfl twlnv sent to the scu
ttle the tinines of Curtis Guild, jr.,
former governor of Massachusetts
to he nmhiis-tjulnr to lusin. and ot
William W. Hockhill, at present nm
hiissador to Hussiii, to he amhassa
doV to Turkey.
Tho fttnernl of Mrs. Artemiis Donne
was hold at 1 o'clock Wednesda ynft
ernoon from Perl's undertaking par-'
lors, and many of her former friends
were In attendance.
Main beautiful floral offerings
were In evidence, one beautiful piece
being ordered by Mrs. Hemic s moth
er from Philadelphia, sho being un
able to attend.
Hev. Lucas delivered the last rites
and Interment was In .Jacksonville
cemetery.
Free lee
teres
Professor Knox
president of Men
al Science Col
ege, Seattle, will
jive four lectures
.t Angle opera
aoiise this week.
April 1 I, 15, 10.
n5fnralirKSr
The pallbearers were: N. O Mc- MSwftaCW't? l''ldny night
Howell, W. II. Keardon, II. L. Neal, "How to Cure
II. N. Mow, S. C. Hdiueades and WM'ovcrU " Siuirdin night, "Educa
A. Koblns. tiou of the C liild. .Sunday, I! p. 111
I' freed, m of Women '. 5 p. 111., "Law
Ilnsklns for Health.
WMarHMnBunmuMi
of Mental Healing
MARINELLO
Jllilik
WSrfflJ
MEANS
MERIT
The Woman Who Knows
1 hi wni'iaii who knows what's what
in the enliaui eineni and puservutiou
of her beant is the woman who does
not e.xpiriuient with her hair or com
p'i I011 she knows that at
MARINELLO SHOPS
she will lecehe the expert and scientific treatments that have
made Hie name Mariuello so famous .
She Miows that .Muriucllo cosmetics are made ot the purest
materials by skilled Chemists.
Appointments maj bo made by Telephoning 111 Oil CALL
ING AT 1100M '.. OVUU KLWTNIJIt'S.
CORA E. UTLEY
(IKWIH'ATIO MAKIXKLLO OI'KIfATOU.
Medford Iron WorKs
E. G. Trowbridge, Prop.
FOUNDRY AND MACHINIST
All kinds of Engines, Spraying Outfits, Pumps,
Boilers and Machinery. Agents in So. Oregon for
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO.
Horse Shoeing and
General Blacksmithing
HV lirfill IMXIOTT, the noted horse sdiocr.. I carry the largest .stock
aiid keep nothing but toe best mechanics and guarantee till work.
Wv Make 11 specialty of sholng driving horses.
Comer ltlverside and Kighth streets, l'lioue Home ill). Pacific tit 01.
Pure
Flour
If oii hao been n user of this famous hard wheat flour you win
not cue to wfsto time with new brnnds. This flour hns been sold
In Medford and vicinity for yeais nnd hundreds of the best fami
lies kii"w that it is almost perfect for all kinds of baking. The
know It Is sold at 11 reasonable price and every sack guaranteed or
money back. If you are dissatisfied with your flour, try "Pun
White." a Hour that most all old residents know by experience to )0
first-Mafes. If you iloit't like It you don't lost1 a cent.
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The ilium' good qualities proven for this cofree has won a b..a
siiMmimI frirnds.
Grocery
wxe
i'2 HOl'TII CHNTHAIj AVKiNTK.
Make a Selection
of our small cakes nnd specialties
and you'll have u collection of as
tempting and toollisomo' dainties us
were ever set before n kin-. Don't
bo too late coming for yours, liow
ovcr. Vo can never seem to bake
enough no mutter how many extra
wo bnke fresh daily.
Medford Bakery (Si. Delicatessen
TOI)I) CO. SOUTH CHNTKAIj avilntt
HOMI2-MADE PIRS AND PASTRY LADY COOK IN CHARGE.
BUILDING SPECIALTIES COMPANY
sum
xwm?tX'&AfSs
r.n XOUTII II.XHTLKTT ST.
A full line of Mixed Paints. Leads.
Oils and Varnishes. Complete stock
or Cabot s" Creosote Shingle Stains.
Wood Tints, Dry Paints and Kai-u-nilnes.
Call ut tho Sign of tho Sun and
get our prices.
:j:: north iiartlutt sr.
California Irrigated Lands
IN SriHMVISlOXS, 'M ACRKK AND L'PWARDS
KASY PAY.MKNTS
TIIK 1IOMIJ OF ALFALFA. IHHAL CONDITIONS FOR ORANGES
AND LEMONS.
Write us for Particulars.
Dixon Alfalfa Land Go.
DIXON, CALIFORNIA.
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FORD
1911 TORPEDO ROADSTER, $875.00
Willy equipped, J, o. b. Mcdford
Fonr-c Under, shaft drive, 100-iiioli wheel-b-ise, in.it,'
nelo ol course. hot us show you."
Ashlapd Motor Car Co.
m:j mill stupf.t, ashlaxd, oi;e gox.
Walter W. Richardson, Medford Representative.
Phone 2551.
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H. L. White & Co.
Main st. Ashland, Ore.
REAL ESTATE
Ask any Bank in' Ashland
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' Medford Jobbing Co. !
The only inclusive Jobl.l,,- coni1Miny l Mcilfonl nliero you can
get all of your little oild Jobs done nt onco by expert nnrkmen. i
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Cleaning KaMmliii.,1 or pai.ercd wills and ruiUns.
ALL KLi:CTlUCALs APPLIANCES ItlilMlltKI). We uill tko
charge of any Job yr.u may i,vi., call us up and talk It over.
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Office: Medford Music Shop
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