Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 07, 1911, SECOND SECTION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 12

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MEDFORD MALL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, MAY 7, 1911.
PROSECUTION CLOSES
IN JOHN DIETZ CASE
SUNK CASE GOES
OVER UNTIL SEPTEMBER
FASTER TIME BETWEEN
PORTLAND AND SEATTLE
ASKS CONGRESS TO
LET WOMEN VOTE
CADILLAC OWNERS
TO BE INSTRUCTED
REAL ESTATE ACTIVE
SAYS LOCAL FIRM
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'BLUE MASKED' BANDITS
ONCE AGAIN ESCAPE
LOS ANOBLKH, May C A rojild flro
of revolver eliotfl, a chase of Hevernl
ljlockfl mid a lone hunt about tlie South
ern I'nclflc lallroad yards followed n
holil-up of tho Liberty Hnluon early to
day !y tlm "blue innflked banditti."
Tho Iwrtcnilvr and a pnHsInK police
man opoiivil flro on tho hnndllit an they
fled. A score of nhotfl were fired with
out any cnnualtluH before, the robbers
hid In tho railroad yanlH.
Tho search for them falhd.
Collection of 30,000 Stamp.
WASHINGTON, V. G. May 0. One of
the finest collections of postage stamps
In this country has been deposited In the
National museum by David V. Cromwell
of New York city and Is now being
placed on exhibition, Thern are 20,000
stamps In tho collection.
IIAYWAllD, Wis., May 6. The state
closed In the case against John Diet.,
"defender of Cameron dam," his wife
and son, Leslie, this afternoon. Testi
mony for the defense will begin on Mpn
day nnd the case Is expected to bo In
the hands of the Jury by Wednesday
nlcht. The Wets', family are accused
of having killed Oscar llaip, a deputy
sheriff, during an attack upon their
cabin.
Denies Quotation.
HAN THANC'ISCO, May C In a let
ter today to It. Poster Haiti, director
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u. t. numim in me Kuvurmiieni nurcau
of mines denied tho reports that he had
given out an opinion to the effect that
the explosion In tho Times building wbh
not caused by dynamite.
Wlir.KMNO, W. Va, May C Final
disposition of the case against Mrs
Laura Parnunortli Hchenk who was tried
for the nlleged poisoning of her husband,
John O. Hchenk, a millionaire, here,
Which was expected today, was post
poned to the September ttirni of court.
It Is authoritatively stated that the In
dictment against thti woman will be
(luasbed then.
Market Is Steady.
NEW YORK. May C Opening quota
tions showed few variations of Impor
tance from yesterday's close. Canadian
Pacific was down G-8. The market early
developed a general declining tendency
with considerable pressuie against the
coul stocks. United States Steel sold
down 3-4. Canadian Pacific hist 1 1-2,
C. & O. 1 1-4. and Lehigh Valley 1. A
HBATTLn. Wash., May C With a
view of meeting the running time of tho
O. W II. St N. between Seattle and Port
land, whleh Is six hours, It Is r.noffl
clally announced that the Great North
ern will probably put on n new night
train to cover tho distance In less than
itx hours, beginning May 11. It Is be
lieved, thnt the O. W. It. & N. and the
N. P. will also put on faster trains to
meet the cut In tlmo.
moderate coveting movement in the final
liimr wns effective In restoring practi
cally all Iosips In the active group. West
ern Maryland udvimclng 2 1-2. The mar
ket closed steady.
Ilonds were film.
WASHINGTON, D. C, May C The
cry "votes for women" has been sound
ed In congress. A resolution giving the
ballot to women via, the constitutional
amendment route was Introduced In tho
lower house today by Representative
Mondel of Wyoming, republican. The
resolution provides for the submission
of an equal suffrage amendment to tho
various states.
Hopkins for Health.
Having looked tho valley over from
Grants Pass to Ashland, John Thomas
and wife of Aberdeen, South Dakota,
havo decided that Medford and vicinity
looks the best to them. Mr. Thomas
has bought an alfalfa ranch 2 miles
northwest of Medford from Enos Conger
through C. A. McArthur of this city.
Mr. Thomas will commence building at
once and make Juckson county his fut
ure homo.
The Cadillac factory has ft special
representative In Medford at this time
for tho purpose of giving lectures to
present owners of Cadillac cars and to
teach them the fine points of automo
blllng. Every owner and contemplative
of a Cadallac Is specially urged to call
at the Bear Creek Motor Car Company's
office and arrange to meet the represen
tative of the factory. It will bo time
well spent to see him nnd hear his lec
tures. Tho Information you get Is free anil
may be tho means of saving you hun
dreds of dollars In expenses.
USED AUTO.
Whltp Gas car, completely equipped
with top, wind shield, speedometer,
magneto, etc., etc. will sell for llfiOO.
BEAR CREEK MOTOR CO.
Cornltlus-Garner Realty company re
port the salo of a good many Iioubcs of
late, one of which was sold to J. M. Cul
popper recently, of San Francisco. Mr.
Culpepper purchased through tho ubovo
firm Mr. Edmeade's house on Howard
and East Jackson street. They claim
quite a little demand for ncrenge prop
erty ns well as residence property that
can be bought on easy terms.
XOTZCE.
Dr. Barber Is now located In rooms
.207 and 208 Farmers and Fruitgrowers
bonk building and will be pleased to
meet lila friends and patrons In tho
new location.
Hawkins fot Health.
The Big Overstock Sale
IS THE BIG SALE OF ALL THE SALES
The sale where you can buy the most for your money. Encouraged by the success of this wonderful sale, we announce today a reduction on the little prices made at the opening of the sale.
Look Here Before You Buy
ANOTHER
SWATH CUT
Priced Cut Still Deeper
PRICES LITERALLY
MOWED DOWN
Dress Goods Specials
Our Dress goods department is full of materials for mak
ing garments of every description. Serges, panamas, bas
ket weaves, brilliantines, cashmeres, albatross, batistes,
broadcloths, etc., are here in abundance in all the desira
ble colors and shades. Note these prices:
35c values, special 28c
50c values, special 43c
(X)e values, special a, . 49c
(5e values, special , 53c
75c values, special 59c
.$1.00 values, special 79c
$1.10 values, special 89c
$1.25 values, special v 98c
$1.50 values, special $1.23
$1.75 values, special $1.49
$2.00 values, special $1,69
Hose Specials
Children's fine ribbed black Hose; pure maco yarn; 20c
values; special, two pairs for 25c
Ladies' ribbed lisle Hose; embroidered, plain and lace;
all colors; 50c values; special ...39c
Union Suits
Ladies' summer Union Suits; low neck; sleeveless; laco
trimmed or tight knee pants; 35e values; special 29c
Low neck, sleeveless, fancy yokes; lace trimmed pants;
$1.00 values; special 79c
20 g&r Discount
on Children's Dresses
on Children's Rompers
on Muslin Underwear
on Ladies' Blaek Sateen
and Gingham Petticoats
Fancy Dress Silks
Only 26 pieces left of our large stock vof fancy silks, since
the sale opened last Monday. We make another big cut
in them, and will close out the few that are left at only
69 Cents
Regular $1.00 and $1.25 values.
Black Taffeta; guaranteed; regularly sold at $1.35; spe
cial 98c
Black Taffeta; extra good quality; regular $1.25 values;
special 89c
Exclusive Agency for
THE LEONA
A Woman's Long Felt Want
J UST the dainty and practical garment for which the
stylisluwoman, and especially the PARTICULAR wom
an, is looking. Combines corset cover, drawers and short
skirt in one garment. Saves time and laundry. No tapes
or gathers at the hips or waist line. Clings to the figure,
giving the slender hip effect so much desired. Comes in
a wide range of styles and prices. There is a Leona suited
to every purse and taste.
The trade-mark "Leona" is your guarantee of style and fit.
Prices from $1.50 to $6.50.' See the line in our muslin
underwear depart ment.
Deep Cut in Calicos,
Domestics
Best quality Cal
ico, sells regular
ly at Cl-4c; spe
cial 3y2c
Cotton Challies
Sells regularly at
6 1-Jc; spe'l 32c
31c
Ginghams
Regular 6 l-4c
Ginghams, spe
cial 3VijC
Towels
TIemmed Cotton
Towels; regular
5c values 3c
Cream Outing Flannel, our regular seller at G 1-4 c, sp'l 3c
Feather Marabouts, Neck-pieces,
. etc, 25 to 50 Per Cent Off
Corset Demonstration
All ladies are invited to visit our corset department and
meet Miss Nellie Parrisee, who will demonstrate and fit
the celebrated
GOSSARD CORSETS
THEY LACE IN FRONT.
Miss Parrisee will be here for several days, beginning
Monday, May 8th.
Wrist Bags
Three gross string Wrist Bags at away below their value.
Bought the whole lot at a bargain. You are thus enabled
to buy them for less than half.
25c values : nQ
50c values 21c
75c values 31c
$1.25 values ggc
See window display.
Shoe Bargains
Ladies'. and misses' Shoes at cost. Thousands of dollars'
worth of fine ladies' and misses' shoes go at a sacrifice.
Special lots at one-half the actual cost and some odd lots
at much less.
15 Per Cent Off on Men's
and Boys' Shoes
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KENTNERS
The Big Department
Store
Everything for
Everybody