Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 02, 1911, FIRST SECTION, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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atEBFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, lIEDFORD. OREGON SUNDAY, ,7tTlAr 2, mil.
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BAND CONCERT IN
CITY PARK TODDY
Mcdford Concert Band Will Delight
, Local People With Splendid Pro
i gram at the Park This Afternoon
President Taft and Family
Prepare for Summer Home
Is Free to All.
A bnnd, concert will be Riven this
afternoon In tho city park by the
Meiltortl concert band nt which time
the following program will bo rend
ered: March "Washington Grays". . . .
Orafully
Overture "Tho Golden Magnet".
..,,,.,. Bcnnct
Itnllnn Wnlti "La Sorenata"...
Darch Jaxoue
Descriptive Fantasia "Way Down
South" Laurcndeau
Selection "Tho Time, the Place
niid tho Girl" Howard
Characteristic "Tho Jlappy Hay-
Heod" Rolte
Lnrgo By request Handel
Grand Selection "Bohemian Girl"
Balfe
Romanic "In Thoughts" ......
Frochllch
March Greater Mcdford .' . .
W. A. Eamcs
t Dedicated to Mrs. H. C. Kcntner)
Director Johan Anthonlus Norllng.
jrTT"-" ' ' ' n i i ..immi i an in ihiimim
HOUSE ATVOOC6URY POINT. aEVBRLV COVE MASS
IEASED VT PRESIDENT TAFT TROM ROtfRT D EVANS
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KAISER SENDS
SHIPJO AFRICA
Gives Out Notice That Ho Will Oc
cupy Moroccan Port Powers Pro
testing Situation Could Lend to
War Say Officials.
CONTRACT FOR
MILL WORK LET
Mcdford Sash and Door Company
Get Big Contract mid Will Furnish
Mill work for tho new Hospital
Have Other Dig Jobs.
BOSTON', Mass., July 1. President Taft ami his family arrived here
today at S o'clock and left Immediately for the summer white house at
Beverly.
St. Louis r
Pittsburg 3
American League.
At Boston-
Boston . . .
New York
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SATURDAY'S SCORES.
National League.
At Philadelnhla R, H E
Brooklyn T 10 I
Philadelphia 8 12 2
(Eleven Innings)
Batteries: Barger, Schardt and
Bergen; Ewlng and Dooln. Umpires:
Flnneran and RIglcr.
At Washington i .
Washington . , 8
Philadelphia ......... .rt 6
TWO PERISH IN QUAKE.
(Continued from Paga 1.)
ccs and other flocking to the street.
Xo serious tlnnuijie is reported.
At Cleveland It
Cleveland . ? 1
Chicago .' S
Coa.it League
At Vernon'
Vernon
Oakland .V. .2
.mii 2
At New York
Boston
New York
Batteries: Mattern
Martjuard and Meyers.
Frhry and O'Day.
RUE
1 12 3
0 15 2
and Kllng;
Umpires:
At St. Louis R II K
P.ittsburg ...-:... 2 6 1
St. Louis 3 6 0
Batteries: Lclfleld and Simons;
Harmon and Bllis. Umpires: John
stone and Edson.
At Sacramento
Sacramento
Portland
R H
.11 11
.13 15
At Los Angeles '
Los Angeles . . . 2
San Francisco 1.3
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7 3
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SACRAMENTO. Cal.. July 1. One
of the heaviest earthquake shocks
Sacramento has experienced tdncc the
destructive, San Francisco temblor of
11 111? tv-.in fnlf thla nftAniruin nt 9
o'clock 'sharp. The only damage
done here was to the nerves and
weak hearts.'
Tho clocks In tho capltol building
stopped at exactly 2 d'etock. Girls
In tho telephouo office rushed panic
stricken Into the jitreet;
In the Gerber building lawyers
and other tenants rushed to the
streets and tho girls In tho Nonparll
store were panic stricken.
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Xortliwcstcrrt League.
At Portland , " R
Portland ." ,.. 6
Seattle . . -....; 4
At Cincinnati R II E
Chicago 3 11 2
Cincinnati 0 4 4
Batteries: Mclntyre and Graham;
Qaspar and McLean. Umpires: Klem
and Brennan.
Americas League.
At Cleveland R H E
Chicago 2 6 0
Cleveland 5 8
Batteries: Baker and Payne; Gregg
and Smith. Umpires: Pcrrino and
Dlncon.
At Detroit R H E
St. Louis 0 4 0
Detroit 8 10 1
Batteries: Hamilton and Stephens;
Wlllett and Stanago. Umpires: Mul
lln and Evans.
At Washington R H B
Philadelphia ..i 13 14 5
Washington K 8 12 6
Batteries: Coombs and Lapp:
Johnson and Henry. Umpires: O
Loughlln and Connolly.
At Boston R H E
Now York 8 12 2
Boston 2 4
Batteries: Ford and Sweeney; Col
lins. Moser. Nagle and Nunamakcr,
Williams. Umpires: Egan
Sheridan.
and
Pacific Coast League.
Sail FrnncUco , ' 3
Los AngcleH -
Vernon . JJ
Oakland '.
l'ortliuid :... .. ' ' 7
Sacramento
.Northwestern League.
Scnttlo 2
l'ortruiul J
Tucoina
Victoria . 0
'(Called nt end of ninth.)
FRIDAY'S BASEBALL.
Nutlonul League.
At Now York '
Now York .,
Bpstou .
At Phlliulelphla-
Phlladelphla
Brooklyn
At ClncinuaU
Clnclnnatl . . ., .
Chicago . . . . vk
At St.- IOUls
Jt V"
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At Vancouver - R H
Vancouver 1 4
Spokarfe .' '. .... 4 14
Second gamc-- R H
Vancouver -.10 10
Spokane .". i 2 G
At Victoria R
Victoria o
Tacoma .- 9
Haskina for Health.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. July I. Two
heavy earthquake shocks were felt
here this afternoon. Tho first shofik
was recorded on tho seismograph at
SU Ignatius College at 4:20 and tho
second at 4:30 o'clock. It Is be
lieved that the temblors were tho
same as those felt In California.
TANG IKK, July 1. Tim Clermuu
minuter today notified the Sullnn
that tho Kaiser intends to occupy
Adegier, llu soulliemiost port of Mo-
roeco. The Hiinbout l'nnllier will he
stationed at tlm-port to enforce the
demands- of thu Kaiser. The move
ment is interpreted to mean that (lor
many is to break into the Morocco
situation. It foreshadows thu col
lapse of the Algerian treaty.
PA It IS, July 1. Franco is iudig.
mutt tonight over the reKirt Hint tier
many has issued 11 statement sav
in): that her oitixens need protection.
This is ridiculed. Oficiuls assert that
unless Germany is blocked she will
occupy Morocco. The strongest pres
sure has already been brought to bear
on Knglaud and Spain to protect the
action ol thu Kiuser. Thu officials
admit that the situation is strained
and that it could lead to war.
Many new stores and business
have been opened In Untie Falls this
year, and the demand for store-rooms
is greater than the supply.
Our bank, under the able muungo
inent of Mr. Barker, is prospering"
splendidly and has supplied a much
needed convenience.
Tho Med ford Snah A Door factory
of thts city has Just been awarded
tho contract for tho mill work to bo
used In tho Sacred Heart ItOHpltal
whtuh will amount to moro than 1 10,.
000. The factory Is miming full
blast, to get tho work out as noon
as possible.
This company w been very for
tunate In securing a largo number of
big contracts this season, They are
turning out tho work for thu Noff
and Wcslorluml apartment house, thu
now business college being erected
on Grape street, the Berber apart
ment house on Peach, tho new county
jail nt Jacksonville and tho Carueglo
library and Beaver brick at Ashland.
Oakland Is Scared.
OAKLAND. Cal.. July 1. This
city waa shaken by two severe earth
quake nt 2 p. m. sending throngs
from buildings about town Into tho
streets.
Even Seattle Hliakcn.
SEATTLE, Wash., July 1. Two
distinct earthquako shocks were
registered on the seismograph at the
University of Washington at 2:02
this afternoon. Though (bo quake
was not left In Seattle the record on
the delicate machine showed two
earth tremors In rapid succession.
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Medford Mail Tribune
Official Map of
Jackson County, Ore. !
Complied especially for the Mall Tribune by the
Jackson County Abstract Co. Approved and offi
cially adopted by tho county court, July, 1910.
Shows ownership of each parcel of property,
township and section lines, county roads, forest re
serves, railroad grant, city and town boundaries
and all other necessary Information.
The only convenient, handy, complete map
of Jackson county published In many years. Sire
29 by 40 Inches, on heavy map paper, .tinned at
both ends.
No. home complete without this map. It sells
for $2.50, but will be given away free to subscrib
ers to the Mcdford Mall Tribune.
HOW TO GET THE MAP FREE.'
SUBSCRIBE TO THE DAILY MAIL TRIBUNE
FOR ONE YEAR IN ADVANCE '....,.., ,9.00
OR FOR THE WEEKLY MAIL TRIBUNE TWO
YEARS IN ADVANCE AT $1.50 A YEAft.fa.OO
, ' . AND THE MAP IS YOUH6.
Or get one new subscriber to tho Dally or two
2 new ones to tho-Weokly, remit and we will send the
map.
. Old subscribers may securo the map by paying
up arrears and subscribing In advance;.
Medford Mail Tribune
27 N. Fir Street
Medford, Ore.
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An Ideal Ochard Home
at a Sacifice
$100 PER ACRE
Consists of ItO ncrcs; llirco and one-half
miles from thriving railroad town: two
rnllpa from sidetrack: one mile from
HoRue river: 65 acres In cultivation: 40
acres In :-ycar-olil fruit of best com
merclnl varieties; l&f acre In wheat;
half acre of TokayBrnT)'s: three never
falllne springs, sufficient water to Irrl-
Cnto largo Konlen and for alt domestic
purposes, situated rlnht at house; about
12500 worth of stock and Implements
go with place. One of most beautiful
bulldlnir sites In Roguo lllver valley.
Splendid view of tho river, Mount Pitt
and surrounding vnlloy. Two houses and
Urjfo barn and severnt other outbuild
Ings. On county read connecting; with
new brldco to bo built thla summer.
Dest fishing In the world and near best
hunting; crounds In valley. Lands adja
cent not bo had for twice the money,
Owner In poor health and In order to
males quick aato wilt sacrlflco for II.
000; half cosh, balance In one and two
year, 6 per cent. You can deal direct
with owner. For further Information
ca.t 1118 West Eighth atroct or phone
Main 0901.
In a Class by Itself
It is a great big loaf, mado from
the best high grade flour.
1'KKULK.SH lUtKAU Is moro Hko
that good old homo mado breqd that
mothor used to make than any other
on thomarkot.
Ask your grocor for PKKItLKHH
ISKKAD and Insist that you get It bo
cause thero In nono ho good.
RARDON'S
BAKERY
Corner Slain and fJrnjto Htreet.
IV Ju mi Mt KmwM mi JVA'' 1 1 1
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The iiiipichHloii tlutt our Krfertly
liiuiHlcml proiliictM k'vcm one In thai
of KL'I'KHIOItlTV. Jn every lino of
(k-tul I this is apparent. The ImnIh In
.iofteiied and filtered, water mid then
It Ih Houictliliift to you to know that
your KariueiitH are Mcnt to a laundry
that In muiitary and hygienic through
out. All work called for and deliver
ed. -: : ;. -: : :
The Star
STEAM LAUNDRY
HULL I'llONE JJJ01 HOME 05
Tho mall order Iioubch of tho East
would not bo so prosperous I fthe
peoplo of this community would In
sist on having "Mado In Oregon"
goods from the Iqcal merchants. Thu
business of this community would bo
bettor conserved If tho buying pub
lic and tho .merchnnta would help
along tho "Madu In Oregon" Idea.
Crater Lake Stage Line
Official Crater Luke Hlug" Autiw
lenvo Motel Nanh at H a. in. Tu'.
duyM and Kridiiys, arrive Crater
jkn futitie evening.
IteturnliiK, lenvo Crater Iako
Monthly nod Ttiuraday. Cotttiec
tlous with Steamer Klauinth for
Kliininth Kails.
Itound Trip SU3.00, one way
SI 5.00. .Medford to Klninatli FnlN
via Crater Itike (one way) J1H..TO
lU'ficrvatlons mul tlrketa nt
Hotel Naili or Crater Iako
(arnge.
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lurveyori, iportimen, itockmen, farm
ers, tearnitcri, anyone cxpoied to dry
or warm weather. Used by 17. S. Gov't.
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COOL CLOTHING
FOR HOT DAYS
Boys' Wash Suits $1,35 to $2.25
Boys' Wool Suits $3.55 to $11.00
Youths' Long Pants Suits $5 to $18
KUPPENHEIMER
CLOTHES
...
FOR MEN ARE BETTER.
They are made of pure wool, steam .shrunk mater
ials. Are hand tailored. They fit better and wear
longer and cost no more. Seek, our underwear de
partment for comfortable hot weatheV garments. Wo
are headquarters for mens shirts, suspenders, tios,
hose, cte.
Akins Benton 6 Co.
Established
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'OPEN ALL SUHMBB
BUICKS
LOCOMOBILE'
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