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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1911)
r f -n jMMDKOUI) MAIL TmiU'NK, AMCI)KOmM)UK(JON,SlfNI)AV,.n:NI0 2rf 1011. PAGE THREE! HAS MEDFORD A WHITE HOPE Well Known Ncnrn Pii!llsl Chnl Icniios Local Jownlcr to Fourth of July Cunthat Vnnls Rclercu Par tial to Blacks, RAPID GROWTH VAMMAN TO TRY AGAIN. ' PUBLIC SCHOOLS The billowing letter Iiiih been id reived liv r'miiltU $Mm IMwillds III' lilt Athletic i lull 1 1 mi Jon Collnii (ciil l ii i itil) former KpUllillg IHIlllH'l' nl Jack Jolm-iou, i'i i it t t l ng a lillili'll fur tin I Hi id July Willi SolllC Infill lldMl': "I IlllVn been tlllg I'll" SOIII0 tlllie In Ki'l on it mulch Willi ('ml Morii", Superintendent Collins Makes His Annual Hcioi Year One of Un usual Activity 1325 Pupils Upunj tlu neni&tcr Cltv KiilM'iiiiloiiili'iil ill' Bi'IhioIm I'. H. CllllillH IlilH rflllleil'd !h iiiiiiiiiiI , poit lo (In1 Hoard of l.iliii'iitiou tiiul III llll' CnillcillM 111' HI'lllMll district iitt. I't. Ill Hud' Hint (In- year luih been 4i)in (if iiiiiiNinil activity mill I tin I lllllliy lllipoilllllt llinVCIIU'tltH IlIlM' i been niugjiriilcd, mnl tlml lint opening nl' school September llli will sec- I lie successful completion of v all of tlii'iii. 'Tin' gienl mnl rapid ki-uwIIi .f iHlliin mude Mir Collins. "Tin' building of the Ouccii Ann mnl Jackson school is ttr! a) vjt' HMkt TO CROSS BATS - ' ' ' ' - "" p. i -- priMpl l i 1 J It GRANTS PUSS POOL GAMES ARE VERY EXCITING Court Hall's Invingihlcs Pay Tenth .Tournament Under Way In University Gamo of Season With Their Old Roes and Have Chance to Even up the Score Two New Pitchers "MW.VIH ViUIlxiMl t Vi mi hi niriit'M. who nl 1 1 . Mil- i'niiia Occam In n ; -1 iiS Wi r WHltniii I l l U i- itiifi hi if finju fnl " it ii 1 1 u in p'joil.li-. IJr ' 1 1 f'. ' tln l)U uliuik. Com t Ilrtll'n iir iik ililc Mill prove CIiiIj Draws Large Crowd of In terested Spectators Social Even iiip a Success. Tint pool tournament now under loiluv whuihuf (liv art' in iht "cnmeiwny in the Univenrfly club is pror buck" class for today Ihcy have llio ( itisf a great drawing card. A large .MhIIiiiiI Iiiih made it nuecwniry in ptovlile more mom,' sinic riiiH'b- ii ii iniiiiirtmil unit lf llm vcurs lint Oliliiliiiinii while limn- linp"i 1H I w,iiK. Tin buildings are iiliicly 1 guc he' nl'rmil to Imigltt with modern in till urrmiKcnieiiU. The' nil. I iiltfo here t hut nii Iimm' ii' ilTiiiilinu I " ininliiiii plans mnl I lie' T DRINK UPON TRAINS uy in llii' jewelry hindim whine ilfuiiit in Vim something, posing i" n wliilc iiiiiii'h liiipi' in .vinir mm'. I'hmi. "If .sun ciiii scenic n iiinli'li with lliih U'uiiiii for nut for lint Fourth of July, will cither wrestle or hot him li'ii routiMH Tor llii- villi' icecipis, mnl CUUAUO, III., Jin... 21. AJI.r IlilH Week III) IM'IMHH Vvllll drink . luxicaiuig lii(iior on nnv rmlujiv Irmu fxi'cpt in ihc .lining rUr, InillVl, lii-wl Kiinln of fixlun, hiinitiiry in vt'r, it'Hpi'fl will lie iiiHliilli'il. I'i-iiInci. Stliool H)l,ui. "No "' I" '"' w,,,t i'ihi In I'ntiiiil iiioiit I'oiiinioiliiiiih. Iii'llcr lidit- fit, lii'iili'il uml M'lililnli'il ncliool ".Hn-pint: car will bit Miiliji'd o niic liiiililiiijjH llnui llnixi" in I lie i-ily of ;jijuiiiimii(ni. c(iiiihi t luw Milill'iii-it 'I'll., nl riiim ..I' llii. iliklrii.l i'ilitlll'll llllllil'lllllllv In tln.k,. :... ... .... . .... "' will kivi VMi Km ll io '"""! im. mltiiiiiiMutvil in iim .iipulil.' nml ''" m Hie il.iy iiuii'liu. Il.u slniul.. hum maii'ii. Inixiiii'KH liku iiiiiiuu'r im n privnlv ,M 'oninioiily known n llu l n.l.'Mlmi.l iunl. .oii l.iivi' :i,llhlliMIH .,, ,k. ,,i, nt l.il.t .! finhl fan in your town mm.nl .lull . fil.i(.y , m,H,na,t) ,.(mt." Until. If nii mlih' lli matfli, ( ,. . ,.,. ... ..... , , . i Ihi' n'poil shoWh i:U'i pupilh mi niif.i ii a i u ii , HUH' IIIMI ! ''' Ii" '! opportunity lo ctu up the pctcen ItiKtt of (iitiiu won nut! Iiihl with tlioir old I'ocn (IrnnlM I'iin- ToiIny' yiiiiit' will lti iliu tonlh of flic scumiii. Mi'tl- U'oril Iiiih won -four out of llm nine plnycil nml n VK-lory loilay in mi ioi(iuil. If tliiiy loxi. it will tmikr lliicii ulntilit' vii'lorifn lo cinch the HIIUHOII. 4 Two jiuw pit:licTM will ho fjiven u tryout hy .Mnniiv'i'r Hull. Ktuvitn miii a I'lurkr, mnl TIioiIck mi electri cian, wIih drilled ndo town lire liotli U'ooi hiiMherg mid will nee what thev ciiii do in the twirling line. Court, howeter, !k uoiiutiiiu' on Rurley IJoh ' Hrajiditw lo euieli llu- (iiiih;. Hob in xliiiwiiii; vlithtj nl lut-t mnl Iiiih Iiivii woikini,' out wejl. A liin,' nuniuer of fmin will a'e eoiiipauy the teniii to (Iraiits I'aw. Several wiiiIm " 'Uh reM)rted will he phieed on (lie bo to eop the iaine. number of Xfieetntorn were jtreHetit IiihI evening mnl hugely enjoyed IheiiiHclvcH. , The resnlN lo date: HrnolcH de lValed Frar'ier li.j to (i2; Ueekwith defeated Harbour .'JO to 35; Powell defeated Aloikle 70 to .')1; JJevnrd defeated JiirCH 100 to .'l.'l; AI Car penter defeated Kiero 70 to 20. PORTLAND BOYS ADDICTED TO THE USE OF COCAINE CHALLENGE IS ISSUED TO ! WINNER OF FATS AND LEANS Hie rciMcr and mi average ntiinbei he m pa it lo Hie eoloi'iil raec. " " .... , ., . i v 1 1. .' iitleiiilmilH ol Kl.rl. Ihece nn lie me if liinllliliL' U ilolliL' eulf lite ... .... ... . ..... .. ... ii (llVUleil.llH IiiIIomh; lllfi pupilh over .11111 .1111111111111 .111 IUII' llll. I " I'. S SUNDAY SCHOOL SESSIONS ARE ESPECIALLY INTERESTING l-nut Suiiilny'f hefoii of Hie .Men',4 llilile el a mm of the .M. K. church wit lllllde enpeewMly lllteiextiilK heeniiM' of Ihe Tnel thai (he leiiehcr. Mr. Sleep, hud aliened mhiu veiy en-, leitaiuiinr lopiiM lo a uunlher of Ihel ehanueil duriiiu the year. I i :.... .i.,r. .... .i.. ... .... . i . i . .. " i "i iiikii'i onir, .i.i.i liter ii i iiiiui i, "l.nelieil lind my milk'. '.,.,, ....... ... '.. ,. , .... ,...' Ml I ..! lw llllti.'l I 'I llll.l ..! I.'! I I and under 'JO. I'eieeutiiKe of at teudmiee for Hut seur wan Oil pel eeiil. Xuiiiher (if IiooI.h in Hie chtnil libriuy ih llllll mid (he iuerene ilur in the eitr of TJA. Coiite of Sluily riinnp-d. The enlire of Mudy for Ihe Med- rnl .Iii inlkj lifiw liiutti in til it rt ii It v ' 'n r,i"i" iiii" fi-i ((wt(ii Mote Hrxl bihieiil hludeuU in Ihe elan. hlieM ih laid upon remlini; mul pupiU The diheuHMnn weie eoiiriiiod e- uiveii a wider aeipimiilnuee with lit I'liiHivelv lo the lenwiii and iiiueli nml j eratine. More alleiilion in paid lo Keiipliirul iufiirnialiim wan iuipail-1 fpelliiiK; arillunetie, history mul eil on the iiioM purl Hie itliiH pie. t Keoraphy all eonie in for the uh- for dieti.hioiiM of llii tiiiliire rath poor nimih niilnjiit; law." Uailrond or. fieialn hihU out Dial Hie rrnniei of Ihe law paid full repird lor tho-e who have Hie m-eeiiry change o pay for Hut bent iicconmuidotioiw i n the liuiiiK mul Imided heavil.v on Hie lellow whoe enough tn puv ordiuar eoaelie- The Medford Furniture & Ham. wire Couipany'M IiiimIiuII lemn hnsi POIITLAXIJ, Or., Jnno 24. Through Hie nrrenl of Samuel Miller, i a Kirt street druiHt, the authori lien today jmsertcd they have learned Hint Hi'vonil hundred lxy, many of. tlieui newhboyw and largely residents of South Portland arc addicted to the tine of cocaine. ' .Miller wan arrested following the euiifvoHion of ii boy Hint he pur eluced the-ilnnr from Miller's store and that other youths bought "flake" at the htore'aNo. The lad eonli'Mxcd tliat it was only after his craiing for the drug had heeouie o ! iulijane that medical aid was called. inmied a challenge lo the winner of jJRATERNITIES BARRED next Tue'.day'rt gauie between the ( J , AT WHITMAN COLLEGE fat mid the lean the proceed o tl .. . ... y. lift I T I .If I I f . -.. . . A . puie in not loii" IK' given lo um i.auies ol llie tirater i.i..i.u wai.ua, misii., June '1. for entry mte into! 'eillnril elub lo iiHHit them in erect-J H was oltieinlly announced here mg the new-baiuNland m Ihe ei(y ' loilav that college fraternities would park. The Furniture team him the , he barred from Whitman college for following lineup: Klnier Wilson, e. another year. At least this decis- tir thai) u delving inlu liue'ilie. U) Wefal 'or polilfeal tnallem. The metn bert-li'p of tlieeliiHH in couliuiially growing mid Hie large hIiikh leul i being tiiM'd to iU eapaeily, hiI1 iiioiii will he made for all who til tend and an mutation ih evtemled to all lo join the chin, limially ma lup, Hegiilar ciiitio.s in manual train ing and limnetic mmciicc me mn'ii imued uml the inlrodiielion of iudiiH. Iiirial ait ha1 proven sueeessrul, TOGO TO VISIT AMFRIPA ON RETURN FROM LONDON ' '"'"Xt' l''lW0,M' Pi ' '' Kurk, lsi;'"'" as reached hy the overseers. . iiiuiey Jim; nurrj- UHMiii, ;inl; (Tart- tinier wic ruling a nuiuiier or lo- WASIII.VflTnv n c Tn.... . wrighl, rf; Otto Mver cf: Dexter c'0l fralcniities were denied the Only 17 das will be sim-ih in" the I if: ,)oe n"iI,,r HH'' R w- 'Vvue sub- privileges of applying for charters Cuiled Stales l.v Admiral To-o r ! ""- ,''- W "" - "" 1' frt"" ""'"'l organizations. If at liter ol (tie team mul John ll. mil- "c eiui ol me uexi college year llie ler manager. board dccMes that fralcniities utc " " ' ; t doing iio good, the local bodies will ELEVEN MORE MINERS 'v "- ,)'l,rwi? . VIOLATED INJUNCTION! """"' pemion ior iiiiiioiiii caariers. me .KipiuirHP nnv vvueii lie arrive in Hhn country on hi way home from Ihe ciinuialiiiu eliviic. in Kiiglaud. Togo will iirrivo here August .J. He will vit.it New York. Philadelphia, llostiui and WllHllillKloU. ile to iuipre.e jmnniiMUI-j i$ XS"K"t livinu Hhuliiw are nx- IM'ctetl. 4Dimng the yeKr .'2."y worth of picturitn and stntunry lias been purehased by school largely (hrotiffh the interest taken bv the ladies or the (Jivater Medford Club. Prefer- In Ihe first live grades no home, enee is given to home teachers in studies ure expected, but in grades' implo.viuj,; Hie stall. DBN'VKK. Col.. June 2-1. Judge Whitford toiluyrtrdereil the urnM of 11 iifitre niciiuVK f Hio United Mine Workers of America on the charge of having violated his injunc tion preventing 'interference with strike breaker in the Northern Col orado coal fields. All tho-e arrest ed were held in bonds to appear June oil PORTLAND GETS NEXT MEET OF LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE SIOUX CITY, Iowji, June 24. Portland. Oregon, was ebo.-eii here today for the 11)12 convention of the National Livestock Kxehnnge. which closed the sessions of thi year's convention. v i Health Hints EloctnV Light, in your .store or homo, hum no oxygen, therefore rtre more healthful than any olhur artiffeial light that exists. Li truth, Electric Light, is the one and only healthful manufactured light Iciiowii today. Jt does not vitiate the atmosphere in any way wwuuver, wiif.ryas uvrry uuior open name Jigllt tlOCS. Fui-tliermore, electric lights throw out no odor; they are cool, not heating the store unpleasantly in the summer time; they are neat, clean and hand some; they do not burn in a Watering, fitful way, throwing a deceptive light on your goods; they do not "blow" out accidentally. SAFETY i If you have any other hut Electric Illumination m your store, or home, you' run a risk of fire every time you -or your help light a match. Matches arc the cause of more fire losses in this world than any other known agent. With your electric lights, all that is needed is a siinjm' mm oiunj wrist to ui row on or on me ligntf 7in t i trir Wiiutrwl lmnfinrr 'it'niitil fni lnnn-nvrma matches; no danger fro mdiscarded, burning jj matches; no danger from discardedr burning ;! to dirty the ilooi-s or become a menace to your store and stock. At your service, R0PUE RIVER ELECTRIC CO. Sss.s n ' tt '-, ' 4 - PrivateAmbulance Service Sick and Injured Conveyed to Any Part of the City er Country. JOHN A. PERL PHONES: Day Bell Main 351, Residence 41 1 1; Home Hione 179-L PRIZES FOR CATCHING THE BIGGEST FISH IN ROGUE RIVER IN 1911 9 For the Biggest Steelhead Trout Caught on Fly For the Biggest Salmon Caught With Spoon For the Biggest Cutthroat Trout Caught on Fly For tho Biggest Stoolhoad caught with ono of Our Special Flies, $50 Rod For Biggest Cutthroat Trout caught with, ono of Our Special Flies, $10 Rod ot Reel :: i ' For Biggost Salmon caught with ono of Our Spoons, $15 Fishing Outfit W Sk fe SL "W T7 w sTrdfrAAkSKl L i . - tat L 1 vJHBte Hr sw. w .-ttm Zvj J3gaz3iez?zz - sz - i!fe - Wg y& " , isB -t-Si For Second Largest Steelhead caught with one of Our Special Flies, $1 Rod or Reel ,For Second Largest Cutthroat caught with one of Our Special Flies, $5 Rod, Reel or Line For Secondlargest Salmon caught with one of, Our Spoons, , $5 Rod, Reel or Line . 'i i RULES GOVERNING CONTEST h'ish must bo dressed and brought into our store and weighed, catcher making oath that fish was caught on ilies or spoons purchased troni the Bedford Uarawavo d guaranteed, especially lor the hogue river and its tributaries. Oonipany headquarters for fishing supplies of all kinds, find tackle, made and MEDFORD HARDWARE COMPANY