Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 16, 1911, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MMDKOKD, ORKOON, lOKinAV, .1UNK 1, 1011. to m mmm m SfiHOD L WORKERS Parly Will Spend Several Hours in Jftff , Salur.day-pi Be u)jyn.Ov4er tliey and ciiat On Way to Convention. A ennibniiv of 25 Sniultiv fiehool wftlklrs bf hntioniil'nnil iiiterriritinn-J al retaliation will nrrivo in Metlfonl tttrthp id:pihlm jSnfnnlay'inorn &(k Jo jiton drfcr in the city until if 530 o'clock in uie afternoon. The linrly, which is on its way to llio International Sunday school con vention at Salt i'rriheisco, will be met at the train and will be taken 'for an automobile ritle in the vnl tlcy, x'qtw'niuc to have lunch it .the Nash at noon. A special program, to which the public H' Inviteit will be given for them in the afternoon at tho Baptist church from 1:30 until 3:15 o'clock. . Tho iiitornnlional oonventiou of Sunday school workers 'will convene from June 20 to 27 nnd is attract ing a great deal of attention in church circles ihrouenoul Uie world. The parly which' -will visit Medford Saturday, will come down from Port land where they were" given a big reception. KILLING CARLE Earthquakes Continue In Neighbor hood of Collma Houses Thrown DownPcopty In jStajhjs pf Terror Poisonous Fumes Kill. MEXICO CITY. June it). Earth intakes continue in tile neighborhood of" lhe. volcano Cnliinn, ncedrdini; lo reports roceiveu aero loony, iiou"e. in ZitiMluii and (lit Mini hnte been thrown down and the people are ut a state of terror, I'oisonous fumes from the two craters of the volcano have been blown down the alley and arc killing cuttle and vegetation. FILING TEETH OF EASTERN LOAN SHARKS 1 TELEGRAPHIC TABLOIDS. ft - ' " ... HELENA. Mont. Winnini: a gnme of sci!n-np played with a burglar to sec whether he could carry oat hi intention of robbing her home after ie .had entered it, Mrs Charles Y Holmes today has all her silverware. AUSTIN, Texas. Twin residences in 'Adrian, Mo., have been prepared for Lelnnd and Lornnd Tabler, twins. Vho 'married Alma -and Altn Mbqre respectively, twins, of San Marcos ZTexas. NEW HA YEN, Conn., June 16. Following an investigation by the board of education which revealed that many teachers are in the dutches of the loan sharks the board today took hteps to protect the teachers. The board issued an or der to all principals to refuse to hand over checks of teachers to anyone save to whom they arc made out, no inntter what power of attor ney or other legal documents are ex hibited. This action was made necessary owing to the Tact that the shnrks made legal demands on school prin cipals monthly for the salary check of certain teachers. BOY BANDIT SLIPS AWAY. (Continued from Pacta 1.1 Baltimore. . Md. At the nnnivcr sary'of the Battle of North Point, September 12, the originnl star spangled banner thnt inspired Key io write tho anthem, will be unfurled over Fort Henry". CHICAGO, 111. Walter Krane of Chiengo who paid $390 to Ague iMdMullntJ, to tell him the location 'of hidden treasure, has had her ar restee" Thetreasure was not there. Kruno looked. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Union relig ion fs lb bb preached in a union church established by local unions Were. The lnbel'goes on everything they snyl NASHVILLE, 111. "Strayed or. stolen 50 Presbyterians; liberal re gard for return," is thendvertise riichi with which a local minister is faying 'to increase his hot weather nttetfdancc. CLEVELAND, Ohio. Sparks from n wireless receiving apparatus on a tall building caused a telephone girl in "an opposite building to ium in an nlrirra ofTire. ST. LOUIS, Mo. Struck and bruised by a street car, Professor S C." Curry, Boston lecturer apologized to the motorman for getting in the way and delaying traffic. CHICAGO, III. "Blood sports" is the phrrise applied to automobile racing, aeronautics and other ovciits in which elements of'danger are in volved, by' Coroner Peter 'Hoffman LITTLE ROCK, Ark. That the Arkansas' state league Will sooii Break1 up is the belief 'of funs fol lowing ''the surrender of tlic 'Jones Ville frnnckisd 'for lack of patron age. CHICAGO, 111. Denatured dime ign, for exercise, men in one hall and by of ntcniro phnstinn Endeavor union. ign, tor exercise, men in one nan am women in another, is 'suggested bj n. 'll. Van Meter, huperintenujent o Evungejicnl 'work for the CJiicngi OLNEYVILLE, H. I. Because of ipo popuiuniy oi ine. uouuie bKiri wjiicji does not rc(uifo as much cloth as older styles 3000 are out of em ployment in the mijls here. jCIIICAGO. 111. Tho policemen as signed to (July in tho so-called vice Uistrjbfs of (Chicago who have to per mit violations of tho law permit their cb'miiiuud'ing officers and political exploiters to promote tho business of vicftliaVtho" niost dogra'dillg de'esupa tioh irf tho world, sfiys IteV. M. P. 'Boyuton. ' ' CLEVELAND, ' Ohio. John D. 'Itookofellor'tbduy is scttle'd comfort-Hblyin-his Forest Hill homo; Ho .nays Jio will stay until after the strawberry soasott cutis. jwsses todaj gradually worked m the direction of Sacramento. Warn ing was sent to the police there to Le on the lookout for the lad. Klntod Ovc? Escape. Melville when he appeared at the Three Mile house late j-estcrday af ternoon, according to Mrs. Strubel seemed highly elated over his escape and appeared to consider tho whole affair a lark. He was not wounded and seemea tobe in good spirit nhM little fatigued. He ilisplai'ed the three revolvers which the police had aserteQ he carried and remarked that lie still had plenty of ammuni lion. He laughed as he told how he crawled down a dry creek bed which warf sheltered by bushes and led'from a piont near his hiding place through the line of the posses' into the broken country at the foot of the lull. 'Ho planned his escape, according to Mrs. Strubel, soon after aii attempted sortie was cut off by a volley of bul-" lets from the revolver of Sheriff Yeale of Contra Costa county, who was in a motorboat off Glencoe. The lad said he was convinced that 'es cape in the open was impossible nnd nt once planned to evade the posse by stealth. He left his hiding place at 2 o'clock in the afternoon and succeeded in getting into the creek bed unobserved. He crowled slow ly down the hill and waited until Jte was sure he was unobserved before he made his way toward the Tjireo Mile house. O'FALLOON, 111. A " moonlight session of his court was held 1H Ule city park here by Squire Asliury be cause of the intense heal. CORDELE. On. Church attend ance is. the "punishment' for drunk enness Mayor Davis nroposes to give in future instead of fine. Promising Young Golf Playjcr i M PAPER MAKER t r k ii , to w urn Chamcd Willi Attempted Bribery In Connection With n Contract (or Pnpcr tor tho United SJntos Pos oftice Department. WASIUNOTON, I). C, .Unto 10, -t'otor ThoinpMon, mtlllouitlro paper hmuuraeturnr of ltnutllton. mutu stand trial for nttomptcd bribery In connection with a contract for pnpcr for tho postofrtvo depnt intent ho was trylni; to secure. J ml go Wrlnht In tho ntipioniu couit of the DlHtrlcL of Columtila today morrulcd a motion for a demurrer filed by tho uttorunyn for ThnuipHun and ordorod thnt thrt cntu muHt go to trlnl. Thompson, who Is president of the Champion Coated Paper company, it Ih alleged, scut a $100 hill to Major Xuutxlngcr, who was nt the tlmo pitt ing upon wunplea Of r.irdboard silb. milted for sale to tho postofflco il-partiiHMil. l2AXL3 EVAATS. -CifC. Charles Evnn, jr., be&t known or the American golf players, is now in Glnguw and is to play in the Brit i-di amateur gold championship tournament. l CARLOADS LUMBER FOR SISTERS HOSPITAL SPECIAL FQR SATURDAY $1.00 watelies 65c $5.Q0 workingmeh's y watelies $2.jJ5 17-jewel Elgin or Waltham watdlies $8.35 $1.0,0 Alarm Clocks '.65c Also a large line o. ladies' and men's rings', chains', fobs cuff buttons, Stickpins at cut prices. The Big Pines Lumber company has secured tho contract for tho lum ber to bo used in the new hospital being constructed on Nob Hill. Twenty-one carloads of lumber are, con tracted for. P. L. Llthcrland of Portland, who has tho contract for the building, let tho contract Thurs day. Immediate shipment is asked and the framework will bo erected as soon as the material arrives. Excava tion for tho building Is almost com pleted and tho foundation will be laid very shortly. NEW COUNTERFEIT BILLS IN Look among tho classified ads for the "address of your next boarding' place! WASIIINGT1N, D. C. Juno 111. The treasury department today is sued n warning against two new counterfeit bills which have been dis covered in circulation by the. Meeret service. Ouo is a .f'Jtl gold certifi cate on lithograph bond pacr and the silk fibre is imitated by ink lilies. Defct in the ortrait of Washington will bo found on clo-e inspection. Tho bccond U a $10 United States. It heart tho portraits of Lewis and Clark; if of good color but is too heavy printed. Look ibr tlia "lielp wanted',' fd that seems like a "prospect" and answer it promptly. JAPANESE POURING INTO PHILIPPINES WASIUNOTON'. 1). C. .Juno IH. -As a result of unofficial information from Tokio, the attention of the state depoitmcut has been" turned upon Japan's activities in carrying out what is apparently a iletinite policy of expansion in the Philip pines and South America. The Mi kado, it is nMcrtetl, law decided' Id pour immigrants into the Philippines, and Jfitl havu been sent to .Manila on each steamer. The Hrailian minis, tcr'of agriculture has permitted the establishment of a Japanese colony nt Munu'ipro Cihum, hi the Auiiuoii vallcv. The colonv is to be founded by a Japanese syndicate, which the government Is supiMtrtiug. lhe Jap nneo line Nipp.ni Yua KulMin, i preparing to build three new 7f00 top liners to use in the American trade. These ships it is pointed mil could be easilv converted into tnitisorts nnd auxiliary cruisers. Look nt all of the real estate ads and at much of tho real estate ad vertiscd, beforo investing. ARE YOU WATCHING MEEKER'S Great June Clean-up Sale Now? IP YOU DO NOT NOTE THE PRICES Y.OU WILL LOSE ONE OF THE GREATEST OPPORTUNITIES EVER THROWN .TO THE PEOPLE OP SOTLTTHERN OREGON. EVERY REMAINING ARTICLE IN OUR GREAT SALE CUT TO THE QUICK. Todays Bargains Will Pr.oye Attractive KEUEB THE JEWELER l'0'3 W. Main'St. Laces and Embroideries These are beyond all question the greatest bargains we have ever of fered. Big lot 1 to 3 inches in width, 10c to 15c values, going now at, yard .'.. 2G arid 27-incli Embroidery, the Toe kind, sale :..27c ' Summer Silks (We RajitliH 39c ' i 7c ilk PopJiiiH 49c Summer Lawns and Hosiery 25c ,Fancy Lawns 19c 20c Fancy Lawns 15c 50 DOZEN LADIES' WHITE WAISTS, the $2 arid $1.50 kinds, in our stupendous cleanup ....::.'. :. : : .:.:...;. .......at 98c the waist MUSLIN UNDERWEAR at prices you never heard of before; limited amount; bet ter call and get in on prices offered. Our Millinery Department ' Is closing out every hat for the season at.ttricds never before mentioned in this cijty. Remember that we have no olrjf gopds hi this 'department, as every hat or s'tyje we Are showing came into the stor?t)iis season, his department is in charge of Mrs. Marion Dwight, just from the East, and can make or trim your hat to perfec tion. ' 12 PATTERN HATS PROM $12.00 TO $17.00 .VALUES, SALE FOR $0 CHOIQE But to 'cap the climax and petrify competition, WE ARE OFFERING EVERY $20.00 LADIES' MAN TAILORED SUIT FOR $9.95. Nearly every size in st6ck. CENTRAL POINT ITEMS. MHi. WV'U." l.ewlrt anil diuiKliler, Jlink Nellie, wei'o Medlo'rd NUUntS CThuhidiiy 'hrtuVii6ou. ' .Mit). l(io(mk'dMiii mill Mr. Single, jr., who have been !oiinj their pit lenh, Mr. nnd Min, ,1. Slile, near here, tho pint iiihiith, lelt for their home in Amity Tlmrnliiy, 1, ( Kohiiuill miide a hip itown Ihn vall.-.v Tltiltilhy. Mix. Heelai tint) xinter, Mr. and Mim. . .1. Tiijlnr, II. R. ni'ilfmil. nnd denize liiiiiini Npenl TlniiHilny alleinoon in Mcillntil. ilodtun I;. l'uil vIhIIi'iI In Itnlto I'mIIh IIiIh week. Thin evening ( Piiilny) llm Kounu Itiver Vnley liiind nlll le n eoneeil nnd eiileilnliiimMil ill the opeut Iiinne whieli, hIiiiiiIiI be well pnlionired by our eilixeiiH, U, H, Slioiin ami fiunil.N me heio from lliiilllne, W'MmIi, Mr. Slioiin will tnKi clinifte of lhe IliiptUl elltuMi heie. ' Medford Hardware to. Mr. J. J. Petty lias rcsontly nssumod tho management of tho Modford Havdwuro Co. and will bo glad to moot all frlonUs and cus tomers of this firm. Out of town ordors will liavo our prompt and careful service In soliciting your business wo dosiro to draw your attention to tho fact that tho Modford Hardware Co. carries a vory comploto stock of merchandise in this lino. Quality and prico comparing favorably with any othor concorn in Southern Oregon. CORA E. UTLEY fhiropodist MARINELLO SHOP OVER KENTNEE'S 1IAJR D,Uli:SSLT(.l MANIUUUINCi SI I A.MPOOINd Al ASSAfl M . 1IATUOOOD.S Campbell & Baumbach MORTGAGE LOANS, COUNTY WARRANTS CITY AND SCHOOL BONDS Money on hand at all times to loan on improved ranches and fruit land. PHONE 3231. 320 GARNETT-COREY BLDG. row0 A Hotel That Is Different ' ASHLAND, OREGON offers more attractions for tho tourist than any city in Southern Oregon. The New Columbia Hotel at Ashlandjs unexccled for excellence of furnishings. Compares favorably with the best hotels of Portland or San IjVancisco for modern convenience and com fort. Steam heat and hot and cold water in every room. Rooms with private bath. Single or en suite. Xlotel auto meets trains, fluropcan plan. )r res ervations address or apply to The Columbia Hotel Mrs. E. G. Hadley, Prop. Enders Block, Ashland, Or PLUMBING! STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING All Vork Guaranteed PricoB RutiBonabloi h : : ; an iiowaud wxgk, kntkanok on" nth htiucet. iuonh kos z tltttWfWWffWWfWtfWfWWWfWfWiWWNW COFFEE.N a FP.ICE ti. v MEDFORD IRON WORKS E. 0. Trowbridge, Pr.op. FOUNDRY AND MACHINIST All kinds of Engines, Spraying Outfits, Pumps, Boilors and Machinery. Agents in So. Orogon for FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO.