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MDTTQRP MATL TRIBUNE, atEDFORD, OREO ON. 'WEDNESDAY, AUGUST HO, 10,1.1'.
GRIGNON MUST
FACE A JURY
Justice of the Peace Taylor Holds
Accused Man to Await Action of
. Grand Jury Suspected of Rob
Inn A. S. Kiuby.
Henry Miller
In "The Havoc"
Hnlplt Orixnoit, accused of belnp
one of thn four thtms who slugged
nlul robbed A. S. Kibby, an aped
knife grinder, on last Thursday o--iming,
wan held to await examination
by tht grand jury by Justice of the
Peace G. 0. Taylor this morning.
Tlic benriup was lenptby and the
cidence, while circumstantial, seem
ed strong cnoiigh to warrant holdinp
the vounp man. llond was placed
nt $500.
A birpe number of witnesses were
called to the stand during the prop'
ress of the case, mnong them bcinir
A. L. Duffy who swore that he saw
Grigmm runninp away from the
scene of the holdup. Kibby was un
able to testify apamst the yonnp man
other than to say that one of the
robers was bhort, about as tall as
Gripuon. .
As the grand jury is now in ses
sion it is probable that Gripnon will
be given an early examination.
CLEVER BOXERS TO
MEET THURSDAY EVE
Four clover four-round bouts will
bo pulled orr at tho Xatatorlum Ath
letic club's gymnasium tomorrow,
Thursday, evening at S:30 sharp.
Frankto Edwards states that local
fight fans will witness tho fastest
and cleverest contests ever seen In
Aledford. All tho boys aro In good
condition, having trained faithfully,
and the bouts will all be of a good,
clean variety.
This Is the first of a series of bouts
which will be staged monthly at the
clubrooms. The boys are all evenl
matched, as follows:
Dick Rhodes vs. Roy Smith.
Chic Rowlen vs. George Frozen.
Jimmy Smith vs. Dick Phlefer.
Eddlo Moore vs. Wlllard Jones.
v Tickets for sale at clubrooms.
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PROGRAM TO CONTINUE
BALLta HOST Of!
TAFT AT SEATTLE
SAN FHANOISl'O, Cul., Aug. 30 SKATI'I.K. Wu.. Ami. 30. -Vrv
Tho retrenchment policy adopted dent Tntl wi'l iiivno in S .title t)c
by the Uim-inum system will not in- lohor 10 nd will sponk at i. pubbo
tcrfere with the double-trucking meetim in tin' Annul v m ilu even
i from Snn KrnneNeo to the Missouri inp. l)n the morning ot th' 17tb
river, much ot which h ntrcmly uu- he will he invited to enjo, roun
der way, according to the announce- of golf at the Count rv ''In' lie will
n cut todr of Vice I'livddcui and
General Manager .luliiw Kruttschnitt.
lie explains that the improvement
work is not an operative expense,
ami it i only economy in handling
existing lines that the sy-Mcin is
strmnp for.
BATTLESHIP OREGON IN
COMMISSION ONCE MORE
YESTERDAY'S SCORES. . I
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National.
At Xew York
5Tew York 7
St Louts 5
At Brooklyn Ilain.
At Boston Rain.
At Philadelphia
Philadelphia 5
Chicago yt 3
American.
At Deroit
Detroit . 0
Philadelphia 8
At Cleveland
Cleveland 1
Washington '. .' 2
At Chicago ,
Chicago 3
Boston . , .- 0
At St. Louis
St. Louis ....'. -1
New York 7
Celebrated actor, who appears at the
MeJfortl Friday evening, Scpteni
bcr 1, to open the theatrical sea
son .
Henry Miller, whoso great acting
ability in big dramas has been shown
hero repeatedly in the past in such
plays as "The Great Divide" and "Tho
Only Way." will appear in Medford in
H. S. Sheldon's remarkable stage sto
ry, "The Havoc" one of the most em
phatic successes in New York last
3eason. Mr. Miller has come to tho
west Immediately following the met
ropolitan presentation ot the play and
will enter upon the second season in
'Tho Havoc." Ho will be supported
by thq original New York cast, every
.uember of which has been brought
to this city for the coming engage
ment. In "Tho Havoc" Mr. Miller has
round a powerful role In which he is
doing the finest acting of his career.
His characterization of Richard Craig,
the central character of H. S. Shel
Jon's gripping play, is a really re
markable blend of subtle, sardonic
comedy and powerful, repressed, real
istic acting that keeps the real depths
ind irony of the wronged husband
uppermost throughout even the com
;dy situations. It Is tho greatest ex
hlblton of sheer acting ability Henry
Miller has even done, anad presents a
stage portiait that rivals his Sidney
Carton and Stephen Ghent.
SKATTliK, Wn Aug. 30 - The re
built Imttkwliiii Oregon wn- todav'
put into commission nt the Pugvt
Sound nay vnrd. Tho ceremonies
v,r,, lirinf. Tli.t lif tl..lii.i .11 ..-
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....,.:.. ii, i .11 .i ,1-1 tinted btutes tluve veal's ago.
carrying a "skele on erew ' ot 150
men.
speak nt an opeit air ittctinr dc.wn
tn'xp nl noon and in the cvemii.' will
hi entertained u i'nner by 'icbaitl
i'ibuger, i j tune secre ury ul
the interior. The president contin
ues on Itw trip, leaMiur for the south
on the evening of the 17th.
Prince of India Dcntl.
HYDKUADAl). India. Aug. 30. -
Asab ,lah Xiramnul-Mulk, the Nirani
of Hyderabad mid the prince of the
premier empire, is dead hero today
Hyderabad has an area of S'J.Oiitl
sipiarc miles tiud a population ot
11,000,000. Tho Niintu's heir, Sul-
11 Mulk huhaduur, visited the
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Hasklus for lleolth.
How's This
ENGLISH ROCKINGHAM TEA POTS
Wo will put on sale hero tomorrow and Friday
(see oast window) about 10 dozen of the genu
ine English "Rockingham tea pots, 4 styles to
select from; 4 sizes in each style; regular retail
price -J0c to 7i5c each; special price for Thurs
day and Friday,
CHOICE
25
CENTS
HOSIERY
In getting the children ready for school remem
ber we are selling our boys' and misses' regu
lar 15c quality Hose at 10c a pair, in colore black
and brown, sizes G to 9Vi. a
AVe also carry the best line of boys' ithel misses'
25c Hose in the city; any size up to size 10.
CENTRAL POINT ITEMS.
Pacific Coast.
At Los Angeles r K.
Los Angeles 8
San Francisco 2
At San Francisco
Portland 3
Onkland 4
At Sncrauiento
Sacramento 5
Vernon '. . . . .7
II.
13
10
14
Northwest.
At Seattle
Seattle 3
Vancouver 2
At Portland
Portland 7
Tiicmn 4
At Spokane
Spokane 5
Victoria ,.., 4
0
8
14
7
0
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as
Point
TO TIII3 1'UIILIO.
Cojnmenclng September 1 the Mess
ier and Kenworthy Fish Co. will bo
utrlctly on a cash basis. Jly so doing
wo can uoll our goods much cheaper.
Commencing Friday, September 1 we
will sell spring chlckons at 2Cc per
poumL uml everything In our store
will bo reduced In price. Halibut, 10o
por lb.; Bulmon, 17 l-2c per lb. Ite
nneuibor those not wishing to visit
tho storo may telcphono their orders
nnd thoy will bo sent C. O. D. "We
wll lat present keep up our free de
livery four times a duy 8, 10, 2,
4 o'clock. Hoping our old customers
wll still remember us, wo remain, uh
i'vor, 140
'mESSLER & KENWORTHV.
A HANK HOOK
Hasklus for Health.
3Lrs. I. J. Purkeypile spent Tues
day in Grants Pass.
Miss Maud Caley, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. E. March,
left for her home in Yoncnlla Tues
day morning.
At the special election held here
Monday the ote was 03 votes for
the amendment and 55 votes against
the amendment. i
H. F. Peurt has resigned
school director in Central
school district.
Mrs. T. F. Kimckstedt and son
Emmett, returned Monday even
ing from a visit to relatives at Etna,
California.
Mrs. Ervington, who hns been vU
iting her uucle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. I). F. Wade- left for her borne
in Ashland Tuesday morning.
The opening of school hero has
been postponed until September 11
on account of tho serious illness In
nn trancisco of Mrs. Cooper, wife
of Prof. Cooper, principal of our
school.
Dr. E. Davis left Tuesday morn
ing for San Francisco on a business
trip.
II. E. Bedford and family have re
turned from an ouiing o Crescent
City and other coast points.
J. T. Anderson of Red Bluff, Cal
ifornia, spent tho first of the weik
hero accompanied by his son und
left for homo Tuesday evening.
Tho city council Monday evening
accepted the bid of the Clark Ilunery
Paving company to puvo (ho sheets
ordered paved and woik will com
mence very soon.
Chailes Woody of Red IHuff, Cal
ifornia, has started a bowling alloy
hero.
Mrs. Ella Ropor of Grants Pass
visiting relatives in Central Point.
Mrs. E. E. Emmcrson and daugh
ters, Misses Edytho and Ceoyle, have
returned to Central Point, lmvinn.
spent tho boated term nt their rnouu-lf
turn uomestend nud liulto Falls. ,
Boys'
School Waists
Pine quality Madras
Cloth and Percale,
cheaper than you can
i
make them; light and.
dark colore; sizes G to
12 years,
25c and 50c ea
Boys' and Girls'
Knit Waists
Nazareth Waists, C to
13 years, 25c.
Acorn Knit "Waists, 0
to 12 3ears, 15c.
The Nazareth Waists
Union Suits, three
garments (waist, -pants
and vest) in one
here, in sizes 2 to 12
years,
50c Suit
SCHOOL SUPPLIES You will buy them here
when you see our prices.
HUSSEY'S
WILL LIGHTEN
the burden of caring for your money.
Deposit your cash In tho Farmers &
Fruitgrowers Bank 'and you will not
have to sit and worry about Its safety.
Thieves don't steal bank books; and
If flro destroys ono, you don't loso
anything, us yon would If It was tho
cash Itself. Open an account today
and you'll sleep easier tonight and
every night.
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Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank
Still in Business
The Southern Oregon Elec
tric Company has moved
two doors south to the
C. C. Ponting Plumbing Shop
Southern Oregon Electric Co.
Your Skin Nee4s
MARINELLO
Tntio u carofiil look In jour mirror
Sou tln tmvuo wriiiiRlit tn your nUln
ly wind umt wonthor
Now In tho limn in IipkIh tn rme
ily llm doffotn -tmt rluxMrt your iun
oilli'B with thn utninxt ciiio
Tho hivit nuthnrlty In tho country
on tho kln In Kinlly l.loyil, author of
"Tho tfkln" Mho iicotnmtinln
Marinello Troatmonts and
Marinollo Preparations
u tlio only tihioliitoty umt entirely
I'ffoclhn lurthoil or oivrliiK for thw
Klsln. Wo iino lhui cxclimholy,
CtinnullittUui In fro In our Khop,
I.i't ui ti'll ou exactly wlntt your
xkhi milN to jmt t In nrrrnt comtl
lllon. AniHilutmeiitN muito hy t.U
pliomi will nam both your tlnm uml
oiirA
CORA E. UTLEY
Room 5, over Kcntncr's. PHono 1 1 1
PLUMBING
STKAM AND HOT WATKIl
HKATINO
All Work Ounrnnteed
Prices Itcanonnbto
23 Howard IIUh-Jc, KuUtmc
on (II Ii Street.
Coffeen & Price
Ihiclflo noat Home ll
In a Class by Itself
It In a gre-.U big loaf, tnado from
tho best high Krado flour.
FKKIU.KSS IIHKAU Is tuoro like
that Rood old homo tnado bread that
mother used to mnko than any other
on tho market.
Ask your- Rrocer for I'lIKItLKSS
I1UKAI) and irfslst that you got It be
cause there Is nono so good.
RARDON'S
BAKERY
Corner Slain nud Ompo Street.
Phone Pacific 2681
Home 268
For oMTLK
CREAM for
Wim?PJNCr,
BUTTERMILK,
BUTTER,
ICE CREAM, or
SHERBETS.
''Not the Cheapest but the
BEST."
Rogue River
CREAMERY
134 N. Riverside Avenue
LABOR
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DAY
MONDAY
SKl'TEMUER 4
WILL BE ROYALLY
CELEBRATED AT
MEDFORD
GRAND PARADE IN FORENOON
FOOT RACES
TUG OF WAR
HORSE RACING
BALL GAME
OTHER SPORTS
Prizes for Best Decorated Floats and
largest attendance in parade of any
individual union :: :: :: :: :: ::
Big Dance at Night
IN THE NAT HALL
CHEAP FARES ON RAILROADS
Everybody Invited to Participate
In New Quarters
Wo aro now loontod in largor quurtorfl,
nt tho ortst ond of Jnclcson Stroot, ncrosH
Boar Crook.
Mill work of.nll kinds onshortoatnotico
Medford Builders Supply Co.
Phono Homo 21L East Jackson St.
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TROUBLESOME TEETH
are a great source of annoyance. Why neglect them
until they become troublesome ? I charge you nothing
for examination and advice and may save you many
dollars. All work guaranteed. Lady attendant.
22-KARAT GOLD CROWNS ..$5.00
PORCELAIN CROWNS .. $5.00
BRIDGE WORK (per tooth) ....$5.00
GOLD FILLINGS ....$1.50 AND UP
SILVER FILLINGS $1.00 AND UP
FULL SET OF TEETH, on rubber
plate ....? $7,50
BEST SET OF TEETH, on rubber
Plate $10.00
All other work in proportion.
PAINLESS EXTRACTION.
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REMEMBER THE MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP ARE GUAR
ANTEED TO BE THE VERY BEST.
DR. BARBER, The Dentist
wri-wa .Farmers ana fruitgrowers JBank Building, Cornor West Main and" C
and Grape Streets, Medford, Oregon.
Office Hours 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays, 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. Phone Main 653, J
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