MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, APRTL 20, 1911.
PAGE SEVEN
WHITE LABOR
' ONLY JSSLOGAN
Greeks and Italians Are Told to Be
on Their Way Local Contractors
Are Employing. Amerlcanstlh Pre
ference to Foreigners'
Kvery laboring man In MetUortl vroto
a Hinllo Saturday when tho ri-port, that
foreign labor was bulnK done away with,
was clrculnleil about tho city. A num
ber of firms In the city ilcenilpnt on
common Jnbor liuve steadily refused to
employ OrcekH, Italians and other for-
clKiiorH, but ono or two of tho larger
companies have been forced to employ
(hem or did so for economical reasons
Of lato considerable bad feeling has
developed over tho labor Question and
member of the city council recently went
on record with u protest against tho
evil. This morning It was rumored that
8nu of tho concerns employing n large
number of theso foreigners was drop
Sing them fro the pay role, one by
fine, and employing American labor l'i
their stead.
' Tho sentiment ngnlnst these people
has become so strung that cen the busi
ness men are protecting and many petty
depredations luivo been committed that
nuvo been attributed to them, In some
(jases with Just cause,
' Work cannot bo furnished to all lab
orers who wish Jobs but they can bo as
sured that they will be'glveh first choice
for any opening In the future.
Riley Is Paralized
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ORIENTAL RUGF TO
1 BE SHOWN INr CITY
Last winter tho people of this city
wero shown tho finest assortment of
Oriental rugs that has over been exhibit
ed on tho' Pacific coust. Weks and Mc
downn's furniture storu was tho p'lace
chosen to exhibit that tine assortment
of rugs. Heglnnlng next Wednesday
aiaj. Ilanlef, representing Atyeh Uros
of Portland, Oregon, will place on sale
n' choice now collection of tho finest
drlental rugs and all franclers) of Orlen-
tnl are are Invited to call and examine
tiio same. .Don't fall to seo the windows
at Weeks and JlcQowan's. Thoso of
'ou wtio liavo met' JlnJ. Ilanlef will no
doubt bo pleased to lenrn that ho Is to
lfo lierij again and that his rugs will be
oh display nt tho same placo as before.
' Whether you aro Interested In Orfental
rugs or American rugs or anything In
the line of house furnishings you aro
Invited to call and seo tho Weeks and
McGowAit store.
tJAME.3 VHITCOMB til LEX
Noted Hoosler poet, who has lost con
trol of his hands and cannot walk With
out support.
UNIONS WIN BIG
VICTORY IN SOUTH
'hook at tho classified nds If you have
lost something mid If the finder Jiann't
advertised. You Advertise.
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American league
Iloston, April 22 Tho world's cham
pions received another humping today,
tho Boston lted Sox taking them Into
ciinip, 4 to S. Ilotli Krauso and Collins
pitched good ball, but tho speed boys
g'nrnered the hits when hits meant runs
Scere:
n II K
Philadelphia 3 9 0
Iloston 4 10 3
' Uattorles: Krauso and Thomas; Col
lins and Cnrrlgan. Umpires Kvuiih and
Kgan.
CIIICACJO. April, 22. With "Doc"
White pllchlng In rnro form, tho Chi
cago White Sox had llttlo troublo in nn
noxlng today's gamo-from Detroit, 3 to 2
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Detroit .' 3 S 0
Chicago 3 9 1
'Uattorles: Wlletto'nnd Stanngo; White
aid Sullivan. Umpires Perrln and
Sheridan.
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1 At Now York Washington Now
York gamo postponed; rain.
' American at Cleveland St. Louis
Cleveland game postponed; sno.
1 National Leatpte.
ST. LOUIS, April 22. Chicago out
Kitted St Louis today, winning by a
long margin. Scere:
It II R
Chicago 7
St. Louis 4
' Hatterls: Illchlo and Archer,
8 3
'6 4
Har
mon and Brosnaliun.
mid O'Day, i
Urn pi res -H rennan
At Pittsburg: Clnclnnati-Plttshurg
gnmo postponed; rain.
At Broeklyn: lloston-Ilrpoklyn game
postponed; ruin.
' At Philadelphia: Now York-Phlladel-phla
gamo postponed; cold weather.
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Paclfio Coait I.erne.
At Portland
n H R
Los Angelee . ,,.. , 4 4 4
Portland ,'.,,.,..,,., 2 4 4
At Los .Angoles
Oakland
R H B
4 14 0
1 At San .I'ranqlsoo .
Vernon . 6 7 3
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5 10 2
Saoto .....,,.
Sdn KranoUoo
nURKRLKY, Cal. April 22 Waseda
university this afternoon defeated Call
fornla by a jicqjro of 4 to 1 California's
errors oaniriuuieu largely to ine iciory
Of the little brown men
LOS ANORLRS, Cal., April 22. A
complete victory In their strlhe of eleven
months wus served by tho brewery
workers uhd the bottle workers of Los
Angeles today when the Mntlilo Brew
ing '.Company followed the example of u
large breweries hnd signed with the un
ions. The new contract gives tho Un
ions overy concession for which they
struck. It holds good for ono year.
Tho Los Angeles nnd tho Mater Brew
eries signed last week nnd tho Union
Ureweiy of Annhelm, tho only remaining
firm which with a contract has not been
signed, -Is 'expected to follow early next
wuek. '
BIG MAJORITY
FOR RECIPROCITY
House Passed Measure By Vote of
2G4 t6 84-Believc' This Majority
..Will Have Effect Oh'Scriatcand
Pass till. 4 ; '
WAStilNOTON, D. C., April 22
Prlends of the leelproclty program with
Canada aromlglitly encouraged hero to
day through the showing nuulo In the
house by the measure. They believe
tho voto in Its favor of 2C4 to 89 will
Impress on -the senate that the tlmo has
come to cense obstruction anil to .chime
In with tho lower house.
In nil, tho democrats defeated thirty
fotir amendments boforo tho bill was
passed. Most u ftheso wero nttempts
to embarrass tho reciprocity plan by
it'ddttfohs Ho the 'farmers free list. '
Look at a few of the furhlnhcd rooms
advertised and pack your trunk!
MEDFORD SHOE PABZ.OBB
OrrEE 8PRINO SHOES
Kor three days tho Medford Shoo
Parlors will sell brand new sprlHg 1911
shoes, oxfords, pumps, etc., at absolute
cn(r. Put everything itsldo und don't
filtl (o come to this great sate. Tomor
row, Monday morning, thlH storo 'will
place on snlo over a thousand dollars'
worth of brand now goods and tho first
coino will bo first served. You can't
find newer or neater styles unywhero
than you will find at this sale and think
of getting them at absolute cost. You
certainly can use a few pairs of shoes
and If you want to Bave all tho profit
you should como In on ono of tho first
three days, or on Monday, Tuesday, and
Wednesday. Wo will convince you that
you are getting shoos at nbsoluto cost
If you will come'-on tho, first" threo days
of tho wovlc-. . , ..,$ t, s.v '-,
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Look at all of tho real ostatp ads and
at much of tho real estate advertised, bo
foie Investing.
Rock Spring Coal
On hand all tho tlmo. Phono 1602.
BURBIDGE
THE COAL MAN.
Two Days Only
Special Sale of Steolei Maitodou Famle.
All In Slouom.
35 G2MTS PEK DOZEN FOB ' TWO
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SAYS ONI.T TUESDAY AND
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WEDNESDAY, APBXX. 33
AND 3C.
J. I.Broadley&Co.
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Diamonds, Watches and Jew
dry of quality. Seo -
Martin J. Reddy
' ' , The Jeweler
.. .. Neq,r Postoffice..
Fbie Watch and Jewelry Rc-j
pairing Diamond Setting,
Engraving.
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Medford Mail Tribune
Official Map of
Jackson County, Ore.
Compiled especially for the Mall Trlbuno by tho
Jackson County Abstract Co. Approved and offi
cially adopted by tho county court, July, 1910.
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township and section linos, county roads, forest re
serves, railroad grant, city and town boundaries
nnd all other necessary Information.
Tho only convenient, handy, completo map
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MANEY BROS BET
DERBYONTRACT:
County Commlssionrs Let Contract
for Road on Upper nope River
Will Cost 2250 a Mile to Build-
Great Inprovemcnt.
Van Dyke
Realty Co.
CITY PROPERTY
FARMS, FRUIT RANCHES
123 E. SIAIN STREET.
TURN EXPENSE
INTO INVESTMENT
Tho county cotnmlMlonors court ha
let tho contract for tlit bulMhiK of thn
county roiul from Dorliy to Hokuc lllvcr
to Mnnoy Uros., who were tho only con
trnctorn. Their 1)1(1 wiih 522.10 ti lullci
Work Tm to Hturt nt onoo.
Tho roiul will connect Dorliy with tho
Mow' hrlilKO which Is to ho eonstructoil
ovor Horuu Itlvcr about four iiiIIom
nbovo ItoKUo lllvcr niiiclim ownod by
.T n. Ihiynrt.
Kodaks
From $1 to $65.00
A Thoroughly Good
. One For
$4.00.
Medford
Book
Store
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Supplies
GOING JPICKNICKING?
This is the place to bii'
your supplies.
New bulk pickles, olives
chow-chow, etc. etc.
Fresh stock of all kinds
of canned goods every
single can the best the
market affords. Call and
let us make up your order
or show you our stock.
Try our famous coffee.
Steel Cut.
OLMSTEAD
& HIBBARD
West Side Grocers
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BUICKS
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FIRST CARLOAD OF SEASON. SEE THEM AT ONCE BEFORE ALL ARE SOLD. THEY ARE THE
CLASSIEST, STAUNCHET, SPEEDIEST CARS EVER OFFERED FOR THE' MONEY. '
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Model 21 Half fore-door. Oiie'bf the new models. Sells for $1700 f. o. b. Medford.
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Model 27The car especially designed for this valley. $1350 f. o. b, Medford. Six other models to choose from.
BUICKS HAVE STOOD THE TEST OF TIME AND PROVEN THE SATISFACTORY CAR FOR THE ROGUE
RIVER VALLEY.
Crater Lake Garage
Rrsfcle, Near Main
Medford, Ore.
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