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MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. MONDAY, .TUNE 12, 1011.
FORFEIT GAME
TO GRANTS PASS
Raw Decisions By Ono Mutt Arc
So Ridiculous That Local Boys
Quit Exhibition Game Is Lost
Even Grants Pass Roasted Him.
Tho uniiu' at Grunts Pass yesterday
between Medford and the Gran Pan
team wan forfeited lit tlio latter team
in tho first half of the fourth inninj:,
with tho score tieil two and two.
It wns very palpable from tho firt
that tho Medford team wns pettinp
much the worst of the umpire's de
oibiohs. They were so plainly raw.
that oven the Grants Pa fans pro
tested about tho injustice beinj; met
ed out to the Medford players. Cap
tain MeCaithy sent a rounder down
to tho Grants Pas first baseman,
and the pitcher tried to cover the
ling, which ho over-ran by six teet
before entehinj; tho ball. Hi I'mp
says out. Captain McCarthy pro
tested apaint such decisions. What
does his umps dot Ho wants Mc
Carthy out of tho panic and beiiehe
him. Upon McCarthy refusing: to be
benched His Umps pave tho pune to
Grants Pa, nine to nothing.
After Kettinj; two now umpires
Wheeler OMiorno and Honest John
Pom oil, tho tennis played an exhi
bition rmiic which Grants Pnss won
by tho scoro of 8 to fl. The new um
pires were greeted with cheers when
they began to officiate, and old Cap.
McCnrthy got tho glad hand cvery
timo ho came to bat. The name of
tho man who held the indicator for
tjio first few innings is not known.
it might bo Mutt. Then again it
might be Mack Dart. Hut it is known
that nothing will kill the game of
baseball more quickly than such um
piring. The decisions were so raw in
favor of Grants Pass, that they bad
very much a tainted flavor about
them. Pcntoll and Wheeler umpired
a good game and without prejudice.
Tho snmo teams play again tomor
row at Grants Pass, and it is to be
Imped that the umpiring will be of
that order which will tend to elevate
the game instead of marring it. That
the captain of tho Medford team wa
within hLs Tights is conceded by all
fair minded fans. Young Rurgos
will be in the box tomorrow and Cur
ly Vfilson on the receiving end. A
large crowd will go to Grants Pass
to see the game. Grants Pass plays
the Medford team on the Medford
grounds, June 18.
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FIRST NATIONAL
SIX YEARS OLD
Mcdford's Million Dollar Financial
Institution Will Observe Its Birth
day Next Thursday Growth Has
Been Phenomenal.
Tho First National hank, Mcdford's
"million dollar" financial Institution.
will observe Its sixth birthday next
Thursday, June IB, and congratula
tions aro alrendy pouring In on the
officials of the hank. During the six
years Its growth has bordered on the
phenomenat such great strides hav
ing been made. Last fall It passed
the million-dollar mnrk tho first
hank In southern Oregon to do so.
The statement of the bank, Issued
In response to a rail from tho comp
troller of the currency, shows It to
bo In a splendid financial condition,
its assets being ?l,0:0,-tJ9.
The Success of the bank Is due in
a great degree to ability of Jutlgo W,
S. Crowell, Its president, although
ho gives tho credit to tho other offi
cials of the institution. Mr. Crowell
Is known as a sterling business man,
and shrewd financier, qualities which
tend to create confldenco in the bank
of which ho is tho head. In addition
to this, he has a happy faculty of
winning friendships by his person
ality. Tho bank having outgrown Us old
quarters, is now having a new build
ing erected, which will be great ad
dltlon to the city.
Back to the Brush
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SCHOOL
GROONDS
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Annual School Meeting Is Called
Citizens Aro Wanted to Insucct
Grounds and Houses and Make
Suggestions to Board Regarding
The annual school meeting In this
( district Is to be held on Juno I1.), and
'nil ttiOmnl imtrmm mi., nakoil In ,., It,
, n
the schools of tho cltj and see If they
can help with suggestions as to lui
We learn that the eteran "nob" M'ruvoiueiui.. mo program lor tun
Kwlng, for many years a successful day Is:
pitcher In the National league, Is dot.- Muct at It a. in. Inspection of
tlned for the minors. "Hob" was ground (a) slxe, condition from rub-
with the Cincinnati Iteds for a dec
ade, and later was transferred to the
Philadelphia Nationals. There ought
to bo many a good game left In
"Hob" yet, and the minor leagun
club that gets his services will bo
very fortunate.
ST. MARK'S LADIES
ENTERTAINS THURSDAY
MURDEROUS DESIGN
OF MAN THWARTED
MUNCIE, Intl., Juno 12. William
Kuhn is under arrest here today after
attempting to wjpo out his entire
family. Ho fired two shots, one at
his wife, which graed her arm, and
another at Mrs. Kola Wea'ver, his
daughter, which produced a flesh
wound on tho finger. Kuhn then cut
his throat with a razor, but the wound
Is not serious.
The ladies of St. Mark's guild will
entertain with n dinner and dance
next Thursday evening in St. Mark
Hall. The dinner will be served from
o30 p. in. to S p. m.. after which
dancing will be indulged in.
MENU
Meat Loaf
Cream Potatoes
Peas in Patties
Oyster Salad
Hot Biscuits and Butter
Pickles, Onions, Radishes, Jelly
Coffee, Ice Tea
Strawberry Shortcake.
The dinner will bo fifty cents a
plate and dancing will be teii cents n
dance or $1 for the entire evening
A cordial invitation is extended to nil
who may wish to attend.
PUBLICITY MAN
TO ASSIST BOOS
J. P. Bonhag Formerly Connected
With the Portland Commercial
Club, Is Here to Work With Local
Club.
blsli, etc. (h) Water: t. If well, when
was It cleaned? condition of pump,
drainage of grounds. -. It no well,
hae you an enclosed Jar or tank with
faucet? (c) OuthouHos: Aro thoy san
itary? (d) Are the school grounds
fenced? Do they need fencing?
Inspection of bmics (a) Floor!
when cleaned? (b) Walls: do they
need painting or cleaning? (c) Heat
ing: Location of Htoe: It should not
be In center of room. Is there a Jack
et on stove? Wood supply, (d) Ven
tilating: Aro there window boards?
1:30 p. m. Discussion of how tho
things Inspected may ho improved.
See It some definite action can't bo
taken today.
2:30 p. in. Turn meeting over to
hoard of directors.
SUIT BROUGHT BY
POST DISMISSED
Sought to Prevent n Closed Shop
Agreement and Asked Damages for
$760,000 United States Judge
Throws Case Out.
Drank Acid, Out Lives,
Imlllo of enthnlie itiiid, Tim hullli)
lind been left within teueli. mid the
KKAN'SAS (MTV. Mo., .f unit ( ,,hll.l nhlntnml It In lint mIimoiwh .it'
miiio i.uwroiwe KolibiiiH. amid L s I he iiuii-o.
repoiteil out of danger todnv nller
drinking tho contents of an ounce HhhIcIiih for Health,
ST. I.OIMS, Mo., Juno J'J. The
suit brought b.v C. W. Post against
the American Federation of Labor
and the Hunks Stove and Mango com
pany seeking to prevent a closed
shop agreement and asking damages
for $7.-0,000 was dixmWscd today by
United States District .ludgu l)or.
GORMAN-FORD CO.
MAKE A BIG HIT
J. P. Itonhag, formerly of the In
dustrial bureau of the Portland
Commercial club, has accepted a po
sition with tho Medford Co mm ere ml
club.
Ho has been identified with the
Southwestern Washington Develop
ment association and also with the
Seattle lodge of Klks, being secretary
of this organization. He has been
connected with industrial and pub
Last night the (Ionium-Fowl
company opened up at tho Medford
theatre in tho four-net dual comedy
bill "Wedded, but No Wife," which
was well received by tho audience.
A special feature of tho evening was
the splendid dramutiu work of Mils
Mildred Ford as Kleanor Howard. In
this roll Miss Ford displays hot
ability as an cmotiounl actress.
Charles Flako in tho character of
Klionoier Hemmenway supplied the
comedy of tho evening in u ebarnu-
Mint !. limit M, It. f !. (.1 MM I ,1 t ...
PRETTY HOME WEDDING maiuder of ihu oust offer..! Miss
NEAR BR0WNSB0R0 Fonl much support and aro dcviniug
ot secial mention.
LACES
12 yds f w per
in each frcts Picc?
piece vV 12 yds
A pretty home wedding took pluco
at tho resldenco of the bride's moth
er, Mrs. Olive Hell. In Hrownsboro,
Or., on Juno 7, 1911. Tho partirl
Preceding tho ceremony tho song,
Precedln gtho ceremony tho song.
"O Promlso Mo" was sung by tho
brldo's brother, Orlln Dell, while fol
lowing Lohengrin's wedding march
was played by Miss Go! die Humes, ns
lieitv work for the oast two vears!1"0 bridal party entered tho room,
and'is familiar with the work of thei8tailliiR under an arch of vines and
Oregon development league of whieh,ro8e8- Kcv- A- A- Holmes solemnizing
tho Medford club is a member. 'no weauing ceremony.
The bride Is ono of tho popular
teachers In tho Klamath Falls school.
The groom was head engineer In tho
MARSHALL TESTIFIES
IN M'NAMARA CASE
QUAKE SITUATION
NOW WELL IN HAND
MEXICO CITY, Juno 12. That the
earthquake situation Is well In hand
Is tho statement given out by officials
hero today. Most of tho dead have
been burled and tho Ilcd Cro68 So
ciety Is caring for tho homeless. Full
reports of tho damago ot the section
affected by tho shocks accompanying
tho eruption yesterday of tho volcano
of Collma have not yet reached- the
capital.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Juno 12.
Governor Thomas P. Marshall today
appeared before tho grand Jury In
vestigating tho alleged kidnapping of
John J. McNamara. It Is believed
Marshall appeared voluntarily. He
was closeted In the Jury room for
nioro than an hour.
Outfielders Change.
PORTLAND. Or., June 12. Out
fielder Pcttigrcw and Otto Moore
joined tho Portland Northwestern
lenguo team here today. Pcttigrcw
was purchased from tho Wichita
team in tho Western lenguo and
Moore played with the Oregon Agri
cultural college last season.
government service of tho Klamath
reclamation procct. After refresh
inonts wero sorvod tho happy couple
started on a honeymoon trip to San
Francisco. They will return In about
ten days to Grants Pass, where they
will reside
a x fin nre oj me
evening was tho vaudeville numbers
by Charles dynes, Charles Fluke,
Arthur Fletcher, Hurry Tuurtlott
and Miss Mildred Ford. Tho double
specialty by Ford and Flako drew
down tho applause of tho house and
wero made to rusiHiud to boverat en
cores. Interspersed during thu even
ing, tlio orchestra rendered several
iwpular selections and overtutes
which eliminated all tho waits, while
tho scenes wero being changed taking
tho performance. All in nil with the
excellent acting, vaudeville special
ties, and orchestra, an onjoyublo
evening was spent by thoso who at
tended. Tomorrow night tho coin
present that dnuna from Mary Jane
Hohnca' novel by speeiul permission
of Beulah Painter, Lenn Hivers. with
u complete change of viunluvillj
specialties and musical numbers.
We will put on salt here tomorrow and Wednes
day 100 pieces of fine Valenciennes Lares and
Insertions, l-l! to 1 1-2 inches wide, and worth
He a yard anywhere. Special price for lliese two
days only, per piece of J 2 yards each 35c
Fancy Plates
KM) pieces of fancy I Mali's, Cups and .Saucers,
etc., worth $1.00, $ l.'Jo and $1.00 eaeh. See east
window. Choice tomorrow,
50c Each
Boys'
BLOUSE WAISTS
Hotter and cheaper
than you can make
them; here in sizes (
to 12 years,
25c and 50c Ea
Sun Bonnets
Ladios' and Missos
in blue and white and
piulc and white; also
in plain colors,
25c Each
Ladies' rndorwoar, children's Waists, popular
priced goods, at money-saving prices.
BUTTER MACHINE
An imported glass Hut tor .Machine, cream whip
and churn, full half gallon capacity; a $2.2.") val-
.. $1.50
no, (puck,
easy, e
lean; each
Hasklns for Health.
FOURTEEN KILLED IN
RIOTS AT MATHEUALA
EL PASO, Texus, Juno 12. Four
toon persons aro reported In dispat
ches from Mathounla, today, to have
been killed In riots at that place. A
strike of minors has been In progress
(hero for sonio tlmo and, whllo no
details of tho riot have been rocolved,
It is supposed that tho strlkors clash
ed with tho police.
ROOT AMENDMENT
MAY BE THROWN OUT
WASHINGTON, D. C Juno 12.
That tho Hoot nmendment to tho re
ciprocity bill will not bo accepted by
the hoiiBO was tho assertion today
of Chairman Underwood of tho house
ways and means commltteo. if tho
Bouato adopts tho amendment, ho as
sorts, thero Is possibility of tho two
houses being doadlockod, prolonging
indefinitely tho presout session of
congress.
GK.XI LODGK KNIGHTS OF
PYTHIAS
Astoria, Oregon, June UO-Ul, 1011.
For the above occasion tho South
ern Pacific and Corvallls and Eastern
will sell low round trip tickets from
all points Including branches at spe
cial Jow round trip fares.
Tickets will sold Juno 18th and
19th, good for return until Juno 24th.
Tho splendid excursion steamer "T.
J. Potter," has been chartered for
this occasion, and will Ieavo Ash
street dock, Portland, for Astoria at
11:00 p. in. Juno 19tb, returning
from Astoria midnight, Juno 21st.
Delegates aro urgently requested to
make reservations for sleeping accom
modations either through local agents
or C. W. btlnger, City Ticket, Third
and Washington streets, Portland.
For detailed faro from any station.
call on any Southern Pacific or Cor
vallis and Eastern agent.
Medford, Or., May 1C, 1911. This
Is to cortlfy that about November 1
my daughter was taken with a sovorc
attack of rheumatism which rendered
hor left arm useless, In fact it was so
near paralyzed that sho was not able
to move her fingers, but knowing of
somo of Dr. Chow Young'H marvelous
cures of long standing cases of rheu
matism, wo decided to consult him,
In which I am pleased to say made no
mlstako, as his romedles acted as ho
claimed thoy would and after tho
third treatment tho rhoumatlc pain
entirely loft her and sho has not had
any symptoms of rheumatism since;
besides hor general health is much
Improved and I do not hesitate In
saying I bollevo thoso afflicted with
rheumatism or paralysis will do well
to consult Dr. Chow Young, whoso
houso is corner of Tenth and Front
stroot, Medford, Or.
78 A. P. WEISS.
BIRTHDAY STATEMENT
First National Bank
of Medford
at the closo of business, June 7th, 1911.
HaskliiH for Health,
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ft SOURCES
Loans and discounts :. $182,957.'! 6'
IT. S.'and other bonds .'ind securities 294,703.89
Banking house and fixtures 25,825.50
Cash in vault and other banks 247,902.15
Total ,. .$1,051,449.00
LIABILITIES
Capital in gold coin $100,000.00
Surplus and undivided profits 51,350.58
Ciroulat ion 99,997.50
'Individual deposits 798,094.92
U. S. Deposits 1,000.00
Total $1,051,449.00
THIS BANK IS SIX YEARS OLD JUNE 15, 1911
Though our competitors are all excellent and worthy
banks, yet through the confidence of our friends and
the public. tlio First National of Medford lias in six
yeai-s passed all competitors and become the Leading
Bank of Southern Oregon.
FOR THIS WE THANK YOU, AND WILL CON
TINUE TO BE FAITHFUL TO YOUR INTER
ESTS. M. h, ALKOItl), Cashier OIU8 CKAWFOHI), Assistant Cashier
WM, 8. CUOWKLLi, President
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HUSSEY'S
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Stock Ranch For Sale
$12 an Acre
:i'J0 acres of raw land in the ttoguc Kivcr vallev,
just ten miles from the railroad, one-half sticky, one
half free soil. Irrigation possible on every acre.
Title perfect and in shape for a quick sale. The best
proposition on the market fodav. Call on
EARL S. TIM, 201 Garnett-Corey Bldg
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NEWPORT
-YAQUINA BAY-
Oregon's Matchless Beach Resort
The Place to Go for Perfect licsf and Kverv Conceiv
able Form of Healthful and Delightful Kcereation
ITS FACILITIES ARK COM P MOTE Host of food
and an abundance of it. Eresh water from the moun
tain streams. AH modern necessities, such as tele
graph, telephone, markets freshly provided everv
day. Euel in abundance. Cottages partly furnished
or unfurnished to be had cheaply. Strict municipal
sanitary regulations.
NEWPORT is reached by way of the Southern "Pa
cific to Albany or Corvallis, thence Corvallis & East
ern R. ft. Train service daily and the trip a pleasure
throughout.
FARE FROM MEDFORD
. Season six-months tickot $1140
Our elaboralo new Summer Book gives a concise
description of Newport, including a list of holds
( their capacity and rates. Call on, telephone or write
-A. S. ROSENI3AUM, Local Agent, Medford.
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WM. McMURRAY
General, Passongor Agent, Portland, Oregon
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