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ftfEDFOUD MATT. TRTBUNE, afFPFORD, ON EG ON, FRIDAY, JUNTO 9 .10.11.
FEEDING EAGLE
50 HE'LL SCREAM
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Something Will Be Doing On the
Fourth and Nervous People Arc
Warned to Steer Clear of One Bin
Rouslnjj Time.
it
A largo nml cnthusIaBtlc body of
hutdncBS men attended the nicotine
of tlio Fourth of July committee
Thuraday evening In the Kealty an
Horlntlnn rooms and much progress
wan tnndu 1 perfecting arrangements
for tho celebration to ho held July 2.
:i and I.
Tho celebration will he extenslvol.x
ndvertlBod and Kd Andrews started In
his nutomohtle Friday morning to hill
tho Hiirrouiidlng country. Tho va
lojm finance committees are still at
work and nro meeting everywhere
with Rood success. Tho advertising
nnd program committees have their
hands full preparing for the vnrlou
icports and other amusements.
Tho horse and automobile rarcs
promlso to bo unusually good and
considerable outsldo talent will he
entered In an effort to pull down
sonio of tho valuable trophies offer
ed. In all events It Is the object of
tho committee to start exactly at the
hour set and no postponements or
delays will bo permitted.
Tho race track will bo the scene
of mot! of the athletic contests, as
well as motorcyclo nnd bicycle races
Swimming and diving contests will be
held In tho Natatorlum. Dancing will
also bo indulged In In the evening,
and efforts are being made to have
afternoon dancing as well. Tho flro
department will enter two teams In
coupling contests nnd exhibition
drills. At the suggestion of .Mayor
Canon and others the automobile
race courso has been changed and the
turn will bo made at the Washington
school, thus eliminating lower Main
street from the course. The start
will bo made at Oakdale and Main
streets nnd tho course will be Eouth
on Oakdale to the county road, fol
lowing this to the Jacksonville road
and return to the starting point. The
entire distance will be 75 miles and
tho contestants will be compelled to
"tnko tho circle ten times. There are
a number of powerful autos entered
ajid tho race should prove exceeding
ly interesting.
The baseball tournament will begin
Sunday and continue throughout the
celebration, while the other events
will bo held July 3 and A.
Grants Pass is boosting, Ashland Is
boosting, and with tho live buuch of
.Medford business men at the head of
It tho celebration cannot help being a
.great success.
START WORIHON
ON COUNTY JAIL
, i i
Leonard and Goodhue Are Given
Contract for New Structure Will
Accommodate 25 Persons and Will
Cost About $9000.
To Command Atlantic Fleet
Leonard ami Goodhue, con-tractor
of thK oily, weie jjixon the contract
for the eonstriiation of the new coun
ty jail at Jacksonville, t a meHP's.
of the ooulit.v eommtionurs in .hick
sonville Thursday afternoon.
Work will begin muuediulel
on I ho structure which -will
he two .slime high, I'J.vll feet, and
constructed of reinforced concrete
It will accommodate from '2(1 to IT
persons and owt in the nciuhhoihood
of $!100rt. The cells from (.he hl ii
will he u.-od. The hiiildinir "ill 1"' fm
ished bv September and will he .
great improvement oxer the picent
jail which holds only V2 prisoners.
The question of purchasing the
JMskiyon toll mad was referred oer
until July .".
The commissioners visited the sites
on Hear creek for which applications
for new steel bridges have been made,
one n mile below Central Point and
another near Tnlo. The proposition
will he considered at the ue.t meet
inir in Julv and ope bridge at least
wjll prohahK he liuill.
LOCAL BUSINESS
HOUSES 10 CHANGE
Russell and Toggery Bill to Change
Locations New Shoe Store tc
Open in Present Lo'cation of th(
Toggery.
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The transfer of the coininaml of been postponed, ns Hear Admiral 0--
i i - i .:.i i terhaiis has to he in Washington to
h KenrAdtiur.il ..... . .. ..,,.
1 iiiimiii Hi. i iLLimiL- ., tii., I'liii.L mi.
hoard, of which he i president. It
is expected that it will take place a
thought would take place June 1. has .week later.
the Atlantic tleet
Seaton Schrocder I" Rear Admiral
Hugo Oslerhatis, which it was
KOHL HAS GOOD
GHIIICEFOR LIFE
Millionaire Clubman Shot by French
Maid Rcstlnn Easily at Hospital
Girl Is Hysterical nnd Screams
Denunciations.
Way to Success
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ANOTHER HOT
1VEJITS EAST
Mercury This Afternoon In Chicago
Stood at 96 and Was Still Rising-
Schools Are Closed at Omaha
Deaths Reported.
CHICAGO, HI., June 9. Another
hot wave blmck the middle west to
day. In Chicago at '2 o'clock this af
ternoon the mercury stood at l)(5 and
was inoutitimr higher. A cool lake
breeze, however, burved to relieve
the situation here.
JtuportK .tfrom other cities show
record breaking temperatures. In St.
liuib street level thermometers thi
nfternoou registered 104 degrees. In
Milwaukee tho temperature stood sit
1)4 and several prostrations were re
ported. In iImneiijM)lis the thermom
eter stood at 1KI. A temperature ol
H) was reported from New Uliu and
Montevideo, Minn. At Winnebago,
Minn,, the 100 nuuk was reached.
At Oiiiulm the hchoolfe were closed
today on account of tho heat. A
scorching wind swept through the
slreetH this afternoon making a tem
perature of i)!) degrees almost un
beiirablo. A baby at tho Cbilds' Sav
ing institute died this afternoon from
heat, the meicury in the building reg
istering 102. Grain men say that
the oats crop in southern Ncbniskc
has been burned up, while wheat ha
bceu damaged fully 50 per cent. The
corn crop was unhurt.
OAHKLi:SS AHOUT AIM'KNWCITIS
I.V MHDKOltl)
Many Medford peoplo have stomach
or bowel troublo which la llkoly to
turn Into appendicitis. If you have
conHtlimtlon, sour stomach, or gas on
tho stomncl, try simple buckthorn
hark, glycerine, etc, as compounded
In Adlor-l-kii, tho now gorman ap
pendicitis remedy, A filnglo doso of
this slniplo romody will rellovo bowol
or stonuiph troublo nliuoat Instantly
For nalo by Loon 1J. Husklns. v
There is oon to he quite a shake
up in the location of several we!
known finits in the city, due princi
pally to the growth of I heir business,
and there is to he at least one new
store opened when the change comes
D. B. ltusscll and Toggery Bill an
to move.
The interior of Duf field's present
store is to he completely renovated
and altered and into this" I). B. Htis
sell will move his confectionery store
which is to be enlarged by the ad
dition of new lines. Trfgsery Bil
will move his men's shop into the lo
cation now occupied by Mr. iuisscl.
nnd the room he vacates will be or
copied by a new shoe store.
Banker Arrested at New York On
Charge Involving $12,000,000 Coal
Land Deal Bail Is Fixed at
$10,000.'
NEW YORK. June 0. On charges
of fraud involving a $12,000,000 coal
land deal in West Virginia, Thomas
Latimer, a I'itt-hup hanker. .lohn
Philips of Richmond, Kuglaud, and
Henrv Derudder of London, were ar
rested on fugitive warrants at the
Waldorf Astoria hotel this afternoon.
Tho arrests were made at the re
quest of Pittsburg police. The men
were arraigned and committed to the
Tombs in default of .$10,000 bail.
Tho men denounced the arrest as
a malicious attempt to interfere, with
i legitimate transaction. j
Y TELFORD
GETS GIOO JOB
Will Take Charge of Malheur Gov
ernment Reserve Was Formerly
Deputy Game Warden Well
Known Here.
Look at the ads that offer em
ployment and you'll find the right one
soon.
Haskins for Health.
I HULL'S TEAM
PLAY PASS SUNDAY
Court Hail will take tho Medford
Invlnclbles to Grants Pass again Sun
day and expects to repeat the victory
of the last gamo between the twe
teams. Baker is out of the Oranti
Pass lineup and Joe McCarthy, the
boy whose playing at shortstop help
ed win tho gamo for Medford, will bi
seen In that position ngaln Sunday
Joe will play with Medford the rea.
of the season. A largo number of
fans are going to tho Pass and the
team will go in automobiles as formerly.
Noted Man-Bird
0INfi3Ojvw
Karlo Ovlngton, tho young Boston
aviator, is tho star performer theso
days at Bolmont Park. Last Satur
day ho entered his Bleilot, which hud
been tuned up to tho mlnuto, and
startod a flight, which ho expected
to excel any ho had provlouBly made
since his arrival In this country. Ho
(julckly roso to a height of about 700
feet, when ho discovered that tho
upper atmosphere was bo thick with
fog that ho could not soo tho earth.
IIo kept on rising for about 200 feet
more when ho realized that any
height ho might reach would add
nothing to tho spectuclo of tho after
noon, as he would be Invisible, ami
then he Htarted on a llttlo cross
KLAMATH FALLS, Or., .rune .
Harry Telford, formerly of (Irnnts
I'a.ss, will take charge of the Mujhcur
government reserve in Malheur ami
Harney counties, according lo advices
received here from Washington. Tel
ford will leave soonjfor hirfJiPw post.
Ho formerly serVgjLii'ffdcpnty game
warden and has also behcinpIoycd
by the Wehnitser interests.
Telford is well known in tbis'city
having at one time resided here.
Have You Read It.
-ountry flight to Hempstead Plains I
and return.
The Adlcr-i-ka book telling how
you can EASILY guard ngainut ap
pendicitis, and get instant telief from
stomach and bowel trouble, is being
read with much interest bv Medford
people. It is giM-ii away tree by Leon
B. Huskins, the druggist.
nankins for Health.
SAK PliANTISrO, Tal., July l.
C. Frederick Kohl, inillionniie club
man, shot ,eseiduy by Adelo Verge,
French maid, who had just lost t suit
against him for false nriosl, todify
was testing coinfot tubly at the Ad
Icr Kauiloiiiim, lo which he has been
removed. Although at first it was
believed that his wound would plow
fatal, it was said by physicians to
day that, he bad a cliauce for iv
coery. An Xrav culmination, it
was .staled, would he held today if
Kohl's condition pciiuitled,
Adcle Verge loday is in a seini
liystcrtcal state. She is wildly excit
ed, eriiii; and laughing in turns. In
eery sentence she asserts she was
hounded from ulace to place by Kohl
and by detectives whom she charge
he employed, and whosu statements
about her made it impossible for her
to retain situations. She was placed
under the influence of opiates lasn
night and at midnight transferred to
the city prison.
"hvVr since my first trouble with
the Kohls in 1!)(U when, after the
elder Mrs. Kohl had brought me from
Prance lo become her maid they dis
charged me at lfiverside on accusa
tions, that were without foundation,
and caused my an est when I asked
an explanation and satisfaction. I
have been hounded by detectives
hired by the Kohls and pursued from
house to house, from city to city,
and from state to .state," hiu said,
"They said I was eccentric at Glen
wood Inn, Kivcrsidc, and that I
Mapped the face of a hotel clerk
there. Of course Ijdid. The main
insulted me. I did only what any
woman would hne done.
''I am sorry for what I did yester
day. If I had the day to live over
again I would rather turn the gun
on myself. I think that is what I
contemplated during the two years 1
carried the weapon."
s she talked to newspaper men
at the city prison today the girl
laughed hysterically, then wept and
at times screamed her denunciation
against those whom hho accused of
persecuting her.
Ill busillPHM Of pltMlHUlV,
jMoh! ovoryono knows
A mail may suet'cod
y I ho pul of I lis clothes,
IJamo .Koriiuio is smiling,
And sho alwavs will
Kop tho man who buys clothing
OP TOM! WHY HIM. -
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A Few Specials for Saturday
'in
JEWELRY AND WATtHES
Mi-V i in... hi. in. ... .i ..i.imi,. -- - .mi mil
$1.00 Wafches cut to 65c
17-Jewel Elgin and Walthams
cut to $8.35
Large Lot of Watches in Gold
Filled Cases cut to $10.95
Alarm Clocks cut to 65c
Also a bin; ,.nt ill prices on MUACKhKTS, CHAINS,
LOCK UTS and in KYIMYTIILVU IN THU HQUSK
kELlLER THE JEWELER
l(i: Wi:ST MAIN STItKICT
r
- MEDFORD OPERA HOUSE -
SIX NIGHTS
1 "' W0& 0 & W0&r
The New Hat
A fellow feelg fine when he wears n
now lid;
He stepn all the brisker and fee In llko
a kid;
Just stop to think, and you'll realize
that
A Hiiro jilaco for Bin Ilea la heneath a
new hat.
--TOHHBKY HILL (Of Courao.)
GORMAND & FORD CO.
Featuring
Little Miss Mildred Ford
Standard K'oportoiro - Opening Hill,
"Wedded, But No Wife"
"LENA RIVERS"
"TRISS, THE GIRL FROM THE WEST"
O-Piece Orchestra-- ( Hig Vaudeville Aet.s
lb People in Cast.
Prices 2.e, 155c, OOo.
U. 11"
MEEKER'S JUNE CLEAN-UP
WOXDBRFULSUCTKSS DURING TUB FIRST WKKK JUST CLOSED. PKOIMJi IIAVJO RECKIV-
ED WONDERFUL I3ARGATNS ON SEASONABLE OOODS AND ARE TELLINU TlllSUC J'KiWiNU aimj ismiiujuic. what
TIIJS SALE ILVS BEEN A
"ED WONDERFUL I3ARGA
BUTTER, BHlCKll ADVERTISEMENT COULD WE WANT?
s&lSitte COME TODAY
5fjl Wi -?Jtr
HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS LEFT
COME TODAY
$6.50 f ND $7.50 WHITE
DRESSES
CLEANUP PRICE $3.98
Men"a Ode Torus Knit Underwear
(cream only,)
PER GARMENT 39c
r.O do7fii10c holies' -HandkerchlefH,
JUNE CLEANUP 5c.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
AT REAL BARGAINS
OownH, Drawurn, nc up
Cornet Co vera. Bo up
Wo aro aKcntH for tho "AdJiiHto"
madu Skirts.
ar yartlB of Toyvollnj;, 18-Inch, for
$1.00
$7. r.O Moimallno Bilk UnilornklrtH,
JUNE CLEANUP $5.00
WASH
COST
SKIRTS AT
PRICES
Satureay Spacial
7.r)C ICmhroldery, 117 lucliea whin, lilK
lmi(;nln, ncn yard,
27c
'J.: ladlea woolen Tailored SiiIIh, woith
125.00,
June Cleanup $9.99
This is a Sale for the People. ' When Meeker s advertise Bar
gains the people know they 'will get them.
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PARASOLS
Tho Heanon'H Intent; Jimt one,,
found cut off of roKiilur prlceH.
PoiiKeoa, fancy tucked, Per
hlan Plalda,
Cot In, early Btock huntorfl.
LACE CURTAINS
IOvery pair nuiflt'hO closed out,
$8.00 valiioa '. .". .()
$4.00 vahKHv v ?:.
'iM valuta ,."., I.B
All otlmiH fn 'proportion.
INDIA LAWNS
Wo aro making rodtictlona
you cannot rail to take advaic
tUKO of,
10c valueii , .H lHc
Vi Win valuea lOo
irc valiioH 113 !";
20n valttoH , lite
All othora la proportion,
WOOLEN DRESS,
GOODS
Wo are endeavoring to aol('
ovory yard of Bummer Woolona
In our on tiro ntock.
HOu valuoa , !lln
OHc BerKOH- ..,,', -lo
11,00 I'anamna , ,.7fo
Many Bult I'AtteniH cut to half,
SUMMER SILKS
Knncy ItaJaliH . . . , IMu
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Navy Kotilarda ..,,.,.,, , 7rto
Blllc I'opllnu
i '
, , . , nou
Wo liavo tho Coral ntpl KIiik'b
UIiich. Jtiut rco,lvud;