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JMEDrORP fAIL TRIBUNE, TMEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1911.
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local and personal
n. A. Wilcox, of Albany, wns a busi
ness visitor In Alcdfot-tl Wednesday.
Two and one-half acres In alfalfa, ono
mllo south of Washington school; easy
torms. A. W. H. Everhard, 212 Frult
Krowers Bank IiUIb.
Miss Edna Klfort and Mrs. ItodRo left
Tuesday evening for n visit In Port
land. Is your liouso wired? Ono cigar less
a day would pay for a hundred per cent
lncrcaso In comfort. Start living the
olectrlo life.
Justin EITert arrived In Mod ford Mon
day evening for a visit with homo folks.
Ho Is located nt RoReburg.
Mcdford local socialist party meets
every Sunday night at 7:30 at Smith's
hall on North Grapo street, Everybody
Invited.
II. O. Hint of Berkeley. Callfqjnla,
transacted business In Mcdford Wednes
day. Seo It. A. Holmes, Tho Insuranco Man,
over Jackson County bank.
Jncob Wortenson of Oak Park, Illinois
Is visiting with friends In Mcdford.
J. H. Mulchay. of Portland district
freight agent of tho Southern Pacific
transacted business In Medford Friday.
M. A. Stutsman, of Ashland was In
Medford Tuesday.
Head display advertisement on an
other page of this Issue. Bulto Falls
Lumber company.
K. W. Carlton of Table Bock wits a
Tuesday visitor In Medford.
Why not tho best. It costs no more.
Smnmervlllo Barber Shop, opposite post-
office.
Tho regular mooting of tho city coun
cil was not held Tuesday evening only
Couucllmen Elfert, Merrick and Watt be
ing present. Mayor Cnnon adjourned tho
meeting until 3 o'clock Wednesday after
noon. Cnrkln & Taylor (John II. Carkln,
Glenn O. Taylor), atorneys-at-law, over
Jackson County Bank Bldg., Mcdford.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. F. Roddy of Medford
who havo Just returned from abroad
are now at tho Hotel Wolcott, New York,
where they will remain for two weeks
before returning home.
Printing of all kinds at Portland
prices. Mall Tribune office.
Mr. Brown of Eagle Point was a Med
ford visitor Tuesday.
Crlnvelt's Quality Shop has located In
room 4, St. Mark's building. 219 1-2 West
Main street, whero they will make reg
ular $35 suits for $25 this week only.
Roger Hitchcock of Eagle Point trans
acted business hero Tuesday.
Do you want 5 acres In alfalfa, one
mllo south of Main street, cheap? C. W.
II. Everhard. 212 Fruitgrowers Bank
bldg.
Horace Pelton of Sam's Valley was In
Medford Tuesday.
Ashland Steam Laundry. Medford of
fice, phone No. 1201.
P. V. Cooper, chief engineer for the
Prospect Construction Company was In
Medford Tuesday on business.
Do you wont 14 lots 50x145 each for
$2500 on easy terms? C. W. II. Ever
hard, 212 Fruitgrowers Bank bldg.
Miss Cordelia Goffo of Central Point
was u visitor In Medford Tuesday.
Largo, delightful sleeping room for
rent nt 203 Olcson street.
Frunlc Torrey nnd Mr. Wood were
Grants Pass visitors Wednesday
II. C. Stoddard, superintendent of the
Rogue, River Electric company, was u
business visitor' In Woodvllle, Wednes
day. Who Is Palmer? Ho Is the piano man.
Where located? With Cuthberts furni
ture store, next to post office. Notleo an
nouncement In this Issue.
Miss Ona Humphrey has resumed hor
duties at Kentner's after a prolonged
vacation.
Notleo the announcement In this Issuo
of tho new plnno bouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Conro Flero of Central
Point wero Tuesday visitors In Medford.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George II. Monroe who
havo been In Medford for several days
left Tuesday evening for Portland.
Guk Nowbury departed for Korbyvllle
Wednesday where he will attend court.
T. W. Kelly of DoWlttc, lown. Is
spending a few days visiting with his
brother E. E. Kelly In this city. This
Is Mr. Kelly's first visit to the vnlley
of the Roguo and ho Is greatly Impress
ed with It.
Mrs. J. Rlgg and son, Dr. James Rlgg,
with Airs. Smith who havo been look
ing after orchard Interests here left for
their homo In Springfield. Illinois via
California and the Yoscmlto Vnlloy.
George Russell, of tho Cuthbort Fur
niture Company left Tuosday for Gold
Hill where ho will Install tho carpets
anil draporli'S for tho hotel recently
purchased by Cnpt. J. W. Gale.
Mrs. Flora Huggens and father Mr
Lewis of Wntervllle, Washington, who
have been visiting with Mrs. O. C. Hug
glns loft Tuesday for Redlnnds. Colo
rado. Mis. W. T. Grelves of Jacksonville,
was among tho Tuosday shoppers In
Medford.
Mrs. George Elfers of Phoenix spent
Sunday with her daughtur, Mrs. O. C.
Hugglns.
Ralph Darling of Gold Hill was a Med
ford visitor Tuesday.
Sam Hodges of Gold Hill spent Tues
day In this city.
Mrs. L. Enynrt left Wednesday for
a visit In Snn Francisco.
Mrs. Lillian Elder loft Tuesday for
Grants Pass, whero sho will mako her
homo.
Rev. W. F. Shields of this city and
Dr. McUiln of Giants Pass will Jour
ney to Phoenix Wednesday evening and
Install Dr. Bailey as pastor of the
Presbyterian church.
Tho piles of railway ties placed on
East Main street to hold tho streot rail
way franchlso are being removed much
to the satisfaction of the residents of
the east side.
Mr. Spraguo Relgel returned Wednes
day from n few days visit In Corvnllls.
An attractive now bungnlow Is being
constructed on tho Liberty Orchnrd
tract north of Medford, near Cokor
Butte.
George Taverner of Ashland transact
ed business In Medford Wednesday.
S. M. LntK of San Francisco was
among tho arrivals In Medford Wednes
day. Mrs. A. II. Miller returned from an
extended visit In Klamnth Falls Tues
day evening.
G. P. Llndley wns a business visitor In
Jacksonville Wednesday.
F. M. Daugherty of Kcrby wns In
Medford Wednesday.
G. E. Geaves of Ashland spent Wed
nesday In Medford.
Chns Bnssler of Lima, Ohio, was
among the eastern arrivals In Mcdford
Wednesday.
T. Young, of Portland transacted busi
ness In Medford Wednesday.
REBELS BURN
MANJJ STAKE
Mosby's Rebel Band Exhibit Much
Cruelty Said to Have Burned
Captured Rurale at Stake Near
Carillo, Monday.
SAN DIEGO, Cal May 3. Vlllavl
ccnslo, n Mexican rurale captured by
Mosby's rebel band nt Carillo last Mon
day, was burned at the stake yestorday
at Tecate, according to reports rocolv
ed hero today.
LOVE REFUSES TO TALK
or bis love ArrAiRs
BAKER, Ore., May 3. Sidney C. Love
former millionaire New York and Chi
cago broker, Who lost his fortuno two
years ngo and is now trying to recoupe
It In the Baker mining district today
declined to talk o ftho suit for divorce
which his wlfo has filed against him
In Now York City, where sho with their
smnll daughter resides.
According to advices received here to
day, Judge Morchauser of the supieme
court has decided that tho New York
court properly has Jurisdiction of the
case and that Love either will have to
go to New York or loso tho case by (Jo
fault. Love has a similar suit for divorce
against Mrs. Lovo on file In tho local
courts. Ho filed the pnpers two days
after Mrs. Love began proceedings.
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FOR RENT Large, delightful front
sleeping room; bath and hot and cold
water; reasonable. Call at 203 Ole-
son street, or phono Main 414.
FOR RENT A six room nil modern
bungalow on 11th street, Just off Oak
dale. Rent $33 per month. Phfjne
G6I1 or E S. 1fimy, 201 Gnrnott
Corey bldg. 38
Wcks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
Day Phono 2371
Night rhoiios P. W. Weeks 2071.
A. E. Orr, 3002, .
LADY ASSISTANT.
WANTED Washing or house cleaning
by the day. Mrs. Jordan, 035 N. Fir
street. J7
SHORT CHANGE
ARTIST AT WORK
Two Grants Pass Boys Arc Buncoed
Out of $10 by. Smooth Young Man"
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Who Posed as Landlord and Took
Their Change.
Some Ballplayer
Two young men from Giants Pass
wero victims of short change artist
Tuesday night nt tho Royal rooming
house. They had attended tho circus
and went to tho rooming house shortly
after midnight. Going up tho steps they
wero met by a young man who Inquired
If they wanted rooms and upon stat
ing their wishes ho conducted them to
a room, unit having no chungo they hand
ed him n $10 gold piece. Tho man whom
they supposed to be tho landlord told
them to wait and ho would get the
change. Ho went down stairs and has
not been seen since. t
Tho management claims ho was not
connected with tho establishment and
refunded the money rather than have
any trouble over the affair. The two
men hunted ull of Wednesday morning
tor mo liner nut coiuu not locate Win.
HANS WAGMER,
Pardee Honored.
SACRAMENTO, Cnl., May 3. Tho
conservation commission nnd tho con
servation board of control, Just appoint
ed by Governor Jolulson, confened to
day In tho governor's offlco for thnlr
first meeting. Former Governor Gcorgo
C. Pardee of Oakland, wns made presi
dent of thu commission.
Rebellion Crushed.
LONDON, May 3. Secretary of the
Navy McKonna unnounced today In the
house of commons that he had received
a messago from tho cpmmnnder of tho
British squadron at Cnnton, China,
which stated that tho rebellion had been
completely crushed.
Belief Sont Ohlneie.
SAN DIEGO. Cat.. May 3. Relief was
sent today to the ten Chinese cast nways
who have been on one of the corunndn
Islnmts for flftoen days with llttlo food
and no water. A sloop, said to have
been engaged by Chnrley Snm. n Chinese
merchant of Enscnnda. lower California
was towed from thnt port to tho Island
by tho steamor St. Denis on her way up
to San Diego.
Tho men on tho sloop lntendeod to
tnko the mnrooned Ohlneso bnek to En
scnnda, fiom which port they wero taken
by wouldbe smugglers, who later aband
oned them on the Island.
Codalnghnm'o Trunk Searched.
Additional Information regarding
regarding John Coddlngham, tho man
killed by n falling tree at Prospect lust
Friday, has been obtained. A trunk be
longing to htm has been found at the
MEDEORD THEATRE
Monday Evening May 8th
THE GREATEST EMOTIONAL ACTRESS
OLGA NETHERSOLE
(Lieblcr & Co., Managers.)
IN A DOUBLE BILL
SISTER BEATRICE
A Miracle Play by Maurice Moctcrlinch
AND
THE ENIGMA
A Modern Drama by Paul llcrvieu
Seat Sale Thursday: Prices $1.00, $1.50, $2.00
Reservations by mail accompanied by check given
preference.
Duulop hotel In Central Point where he
boarded for some time a short While
ago. Coroner Kellog searched the
trunk and Its contents Wednesday morn
ing but found nothing to Identify the
man Mr, Perl still has the body In his
posesslon but what disposition will be
undo of It Is not known,
Palm Olive
Soap
FOR THE
TOILET
ONE OF THE BIGGEST ADVERTISED AND
BEST KNOWN OF TOILET SOAPS. ESPEC
IALLY GOOD FOR THE MASSAGE, FOR
MANICURING, FOR SHAMPOOING, FOR
WRINKLES, PIMPLES, ERUPTIONS, ETC.
ALSO FOR THE BABYS, BOTH BECAUSE
OF THE PURE OLIVE OIL, OBSOLUTELY
FREE FROM ARTIFICIAL COLORING, A
FULL SIZE CAKE OF
Palmolive
10 Cents
Don't fail to see to
morrow our big spec
ial of Fancy Glass
waro at your choice
10c Each
Just in, a swell new
line of plain and fancy
glass vases, all sizes,
all shapes
25c to 50c
Our New Glassware
We have just received a big shipment of new
glassware, we would be pleased to have you to
come in and see some and ask that you take
special notice of the color, cleanoiness and quality
of some. AVhy buy. cheap glass, when you can get
the best for the same money or less at
Hussey's
Largest Assortment of Post Cards, each lc
FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms,
close In. Apply 322 8. Central. 38
WANTED Work on ranch, man, wife
and boy 17. Address J. G., Trib
une. 37
Send a
Messenger
that will, meet with tho ap
iroval of the recipient of
our message. Any old kind
f n messenger won't answer
The best should always be
sent "if" you wish the re
cipient to pass a favorable
verdict.
What you think about busi
ness stationery isn't quite so
important as what your corre
spondent thinks.
Don't buy
Tht tlandiirj faftr for t limn tlalhntrf
a HMflKHiRiE mm
"Leokir Hi wattr.mari"
because it pleases you, but
because it influences the man
you write in your favor.
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Big Overstock Sale
A Grand Success
Store thronged with eager buyers snatching up the
f thousands of bargains. Read to-day's specials
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JOHN A. PERL
Undertaker nnd Embnlmcr
Successor to tho undertaking de
partment of Medford Furniture Co.
Office with Medford Furniture Co.
Telephenes: Day, Bell 351;
John A. Perl, residence, Dell 4111,
Home 179U
C. W. Conklln 3601. J. H. But
ler 3571.
AMM'LAXCE SKRVICK
Old Hahmiiiri Bend it a clran. criin
Jir. nude lur clean, frivp Im.inen
toilet. It it told on I lie assumption tint
(here's economy in quality A nandsome
specimen dook Kiven upon request, snow
in; leiierheadt and oilier butinest forms,
printed, lithozraphed and enslaved on
lbs while and lourleci cot.'"-i
Made by IfAur-MCIkH
Pamx Com tan v, the
Ally paper makers in
he world making bond
Mptr exclusively.
Medford
: Printing
Co.
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Shirt Waist Specials
Today we offer a big; lot of 500 waists from our main-
month overstock. These are plain and embroidered
tailored waists, also fancy lingerie, both plain and
embroidered and come in lawns, "Klaxons, etc. In
this lot will be found waists of all decriptions, 'includ
ing Dutch necks and short sleeves, and hitrh neck
and long sleeves.
$1.25 values 98c
$1.50 values $1.12
$1.75 values ,..v ., , $1.29
$1.90 values .'... .. $1.49
$2.25 values $1.89
Silk Petticoats
A special lot of fancy silk petticoats at tempting
prices.
A new and unusualy fine garment, special $3.98
$5.00 to $7.00 values $4.45
$8.50 to $10.00 values $6.98
$12.50 to $15.00 values $8.98
Big Stock Ladies1 Parasols
Special Today
piain and embroidered white linen, also plain and
colored border, pongees, $1.50 values
$1.13
An Ideal Orchard Home
at a Sacrifice
$100 PER ACRE
Consist! of 160 nrtrft; thrco nnd ono-linlf
mllrs from thriving rnllroiul town; two
mllt'M from ritilctrntik; ono mllo from
Horiio rlvor; 6R ncrcn In cultivation, 40
noreM In 2-ycnr-old frtllt of beat com
mnri'Inl vnrlutlt'Hi 15 hitch In wheat:
linlf ncro of ToUny crapes: three never-
fnlllntr sprlnss, sufficient water to Irri
gate InrKo Karrion nnd for nil 1oinrntlc
purposes, Hlluntcil rlijlit nt heuse: nliout
J2DC0 worth of stoclc nml Implcmants
KO with plnee. Ono of most beautiful
bullilliUT sites In UoKtio River vnlley.
Splendid view of tha river, Mount Pitt
niut HUrrouiullnjj valley. Two houses nnd
InrBO barn nnd several othor outbuild
Iiikr. On county road connrctltiR with
new brtilKo to li built tills summer,
llent fltihlnir In tho world and near bent
hunting groundn In valley. Inndn ndjn
cont not bo had for twice tho monoy.
Owner In poor health nnd In order to
mako quick snlo will sacrifice for $16,
000: half imbIi. balance In ono nnd two
year, 6 per cent. You can deal direct
with owner. For further Information
ca.t 111S West Eighth street or phono
Main C901.
WOOD FOB SALE
IlLOGK WOOI
! VFAX LOAD
'liono Main 2381 or leave orders at
MEDFORD HARDWARE
COMPANY
Medford
Horse Shoeing Shop-
128 South Ilnrctlctt Street.
rnclflc riiono 1831
Home 210-R.
C. L Allen, Prop.
GIVE XJS A TRIAL
SMITH
APARTMENT
HOUSE
317 SOUTH BXVSmBXBB AYBKUB
Thirty completely furmtuhed
Ap&rtmenti for rmllla
Oaa Sang; and Xilrhta
Free Telephone
Speaklnr Tubes, Call Bella
Private Batha
New, Clean and Sanitary
ror Apartments apply at
Premise
W M. Smith Prop.
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YOUJt JIO.MB COMFORTS.
Wo can wlri your liouso, or do re
pair work 0- the service you now
havo, and will save you money on
the work. Promptness and satisfac
tion aro two othor essontlals that
you'll alwayB get horo.
MOTOR REPAIRING
FLAT IRONS
FANS, FIXTURES.
CraterLake Wiring Co.
NO. 1S7 NORTH UARTLETT ST.
Gossard Corset Demonstration Begins Friday May 5th
Miss NELLIE FARRISEE will demonstrate the supe'rity of tho famous GOSSARD CORSETS "They
Lace in Front."
Parasols
$1.50 val
ues for
$1.12
Plain white linen and
ecru linen, also pongees
in plain and eolored bor
dered, $1.50, sells for
$1.12
Table Linen
$1.25 all pure linen dam
ask, at overstock sale,
per yard 98c
$1.00 all pure linen dam
ask, at overstoek sale,
per yard 79c
7ti uil pure 1 1 iioii (laiimsk ...49c
od iiht iiz-l diuniiHU 39o
"l.'.c iiicp rlzeil damask .. . .380
Silks
75c silk messaline at
overstock sale, at per
yard 49c
G5c wash -silks at over
stock sale per yard 39c
See the many other sMlk
specials now on sale, al
so wash jroods, etc, etc.
25c Summer 1p
Vests lUt
A splendid lot of ladies'
sleeveless vests; many
with fancy yokes; all are
25c sellers, during over
stock sale we offer thorn
at choice
16c
All Ladies' and Children's Shoes
AT COST. All Men's and
Boys' Shoes 15 PER CT. OFF
jer4rf
KENTNERS
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PORTLAND
ROSE
FESTIVAL
TO HE 1RJLP IN
Portland, Oregon,
June 5 to 10, 1911
witi nn a most nmr.niANT
FLORAL FIESTA
& CIVIC JUBILEE
I'ortlnnd, "Tlio Itoso City." will lie n
Hcone of Hplomlor nml the contor of
worlil'wlilo Intorcat for ona week.
Reduced Fares to
Portland
FltOM
AX.lt POINTS ON TKB
Southern Pacific-Lines in Oregon
To keop perfectly posted on all Impor
tant matters relating to this great event,
rail Qn local agents for circulars and
printed matter, or write to
i WK. MQMUKRAY
Onnrnl paiwnKflr Awnt,
i rOllTfsANU, OUK.