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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO aiEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OlWdON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1911. f PRAISE STARLANH PLAY Musical Comedy Hero Frlday-Nlght . JSdSB. Hlnh Praise from Chjcajio ' Papers, Where It Ran An Entire n To Big Houses'. Sea5 On Friday evening at Medford The atre tho big Chicago musical comedy jffodufctlon "Miss Nobody from Star lafluy Will ho "prcsejited for tho first thno direct from the Princess theatre after nn entire season's run In It's en tlroty. Tho critics of tho Chicago papon?" hnvo' been oxceutlonnlly good in their pruiso'and have tho follow ing to say: ' Percy Hammond In tho Chicago Trlbuno says: "It Is bright In color, rich In fabric, grncuful In movement, lneiodlomHln score. A happier audl onco never attended n first night at the' Prlifccss." 'Amyi'L'oslle of the Chicago Dally News has-tho following toisay: ."The production miiBt have cost a pretty round stim of dollars, golden cloth andjjowclcd storms, sumptuous little Bcenes nnd beautiful clothes dashing ly shown 'forth; capture! tho' eye con tinually." O. L. Hall of the Chicago Journal says: "You may bo sure there are tidy miiBtc and dizzy dances and swooning costumes and glittering scenery." Charles W. Collins of the Chicago Inter Ocean says: "It is an opulent frolic of mirth and beauty. It Is a show for tho Peter Pan existing In all 6'f us, when ho starts out with a night with tho boys.' "Goregous as to costuming nnd scenic effects," is what Frederic altt ton of tho Chicago JPos tsays. James O'Donnell Bennett in the Chicago Record-Herald says: "The girls are pretty, the music Is pretty, and that Cuban dance in the fourth scene as pretty a concert as has been devised in a long time." r issvtGo u.ssl ayy MARKING LIRE HF NFW ROAD p-' J '0ft Pacific Highway Association Carry inn On Three Separate Lines of r Activity Arc Blazing Line Apross f Oregon. 1 r- rt Three sepnrnlo lines oC activity rnre nt present .marking the piogret- of the l'lieifit" lliuvuy, work on whieli is now nrtreit with urrent vicor lo prepnro for the thousands of "tourists who nre'vxpeetcM to" motor along the Paeifie roast," lour years hence when Ihoy visit lie Panama Pacific Exposition at San Pxaucis eo. The Flanders pathfiiuliug pavtv at present blur.injr a trail for the Pa cific Highway Association and the Hritish Columbia government from Seattle to Iluzollon, J.- ?., within sixty miles of thu Alaska boundary, is well into the wilds nf the Cana dian province now, ami is expected to reach its destination by Iho end of the week. The Association is urging upon the motorists of California, the nec essity of a definite rolitu from the Amerieati border to the City of Mex ico, and within the last itwo, weeks has;, offered a cold medal -for the first trail binning party establish nig a route, to the capital of the southern republic thatr may bo de veloped. nni made practical during the next four years. Officials of Uio Association in Or egon, together with Secretary Frank Jr. Trolwcll, having been working the cntiro present week in marking the highway through that stale, from Portland to the California line, and it will soon he possible' to' travel from San Francisco to "Vancouver, B. C, and find a guide -post of the Paqific Highway at every turn of the road. FANCY PEARS , $i CI it ' f, Several Sales 'Are Made of Rogue River Pears In Chicago and Nnw yprk Prices Aj-e Ahove Otrjer Districts. "i I - cv Vi s The Htutuo River Fruit & Produce ttt yAssocintJou has boon atlvisoil by tho Stewart Fruit company of the,, fol lowing shies: P. F. "fc. enr 20S5 from Medford, Oregon, August 19th uartlett pears: H)gue River Fruit &. Produce asso ciation, fancy, average, $I.70T"chdlco, average, $1.50; car grossed ?S21.00. P. F. 12. car 1S14 from Medford, August ISth Bartlett poara: Roguo River Fruit & Produce association; fane,, average, S1.G5; choice, aver age, $1.25; car grossed I7C1.00. P. F. E. car SfiflS from Medford, August 19th Bartlett poars: Roguo River Frujt & Produ.ee asociation; fancy, t average, $1.65; cholco, aver age, $1.45; car grossed $758.00. P. F. K. car J4B5- from Medford, August 24th BartIott,poars: Rogue River Fruit & Produce association; fancy, average,' $3.10; choice, aver age. li.'JQ: car' grossed, $1021.00. P. F, 13. car 810 from Medford, August 24th rBartlett pears Rogue River Fruit & Produce association; average, $2.15, fancy; S1.70" choice; car grossed ?95S.O0. FRANK GOULD! V FAMILY WSR Refusal Of Relations To Glvo Ac 'ti i ' r t ' tress Wife Social Recognition Precipitates. Fucil Of rcprlsal( In Wall Street. f rt env iro. 4iif,ooo; 0 Chicago, JrOOibrfx.1 "' ' Cir IftfsdOl, ST. Y. $79G. a box. ' ' ' Gar No. 0103 a box: !" N. Y., .$S80. ! 0 $075. $1.53 i $1.72 ! NKW YOHK, Sept. 111. Heunusc of an uuphuisantnosN which took place nf (h'oi-gmn Coin I on Iho oc onsioir of a visit there by Frank 'Gould and lias 'wife, according To a Wull "Street blory, Frank lu'gau a Avar of reprisal on the plaits laid out by George Gould for tho'Missouri Pacific railroad.. Xow tho warfare includes Kdwin Gould. Tho Gould family has steadfastly refused to receive Frank Gould's wife, formerly ivu actress. Wall hlrcet is tmlhy filled with gossip over the fight Frank Gould is lunk ing for promises in the coming tileu tion of the St. Louis-Soiithvvestern one of the besf managed of the Gould properties, which has been un der the direction of Kdwin Gould. DURBAR MAKES HIM UNPOPULAR LONDON, Sept. 13.. Nothing could, have contributed more to the unpop ularity of King George than his de cision to hold the Durbar in India In connection with his coronation, de spite the famine which Is already spreading over India and which, be cause of 'the drought, is certain to grow infinitely worse. ! The London newspapers, which usually hes'tato to question any ac tion of tlje king, frankly condemn mm lor insisting upon mo uig snow ing of which ho is to be the central figure. Illustrative of tho general feeling in the mother country, the Morning Times says editorially that the king's rppresentatlve has said in official language: "The Durbar, first' and then If need be, the famine. What does it matter when the Durbar is over-?" The Leader comments: "Nothing more disastrous can well be imagined than an attempt to dazzle tho eyes of tho Indian popu lation with a costly pageant, paid for by exactions from their penury and distress In tho belief that by this means tho prestige of tho British empire In some mysterious way will bo enhanced and maintained, though tho hollow mockery of rejoicing U swjuiy succeeuea uy a gmiBuy tragedy." OLD SOLDIERS MEET WOODVILLE THIS WEEK . CHENG KIANG, Western Chlna The uprising In the district of Cheng Tu Is llkoly to lead to a robelllon that w(Jl requlrp great,fpn:a to quell. Soldiers in tho dlsthictt today refuse to oboyi th'o orderB of i tho govorn mont and are trjlng to get possobslon dfftliQ,'rallr6ads. ' ' "" ' -'BRONCHITIS CONQUERED. Seventy Years Old and Praises " '.' ' Wonderful 'Hyomel.' " "I had a severe attack of La Grippe. 11 left mo with bronchitis nnd catarrh of my throat. I be came quite deal, m ono car so coma not noar a watch tide. 1 ce:n meucd w-pipg your JIYOMTCl and ni llnjer nnd soon got relief, and be- lioye that it saved my life. I have recommended it to many. I am over Seventy years old. I have told, sev ernl prominent doctors what it did for nW Wjn. H. tyowdor, Washing ton. J., It. P, D, March 10, 1911. r For qatfiu'li' asthma, bronchitis, cbugjisc'pljls and oatarrjiAl dcafpess HYOMEr is guaranteed by ' Clins. Siriinjr. Complelo oufjt including in- W"-"rf W.OTOIP( UbH. "SB: The Old Sbldiors' and Sailors' As sociation of Southern Oregon, com posed of veterans of the civil war, are enonmped nt Woddyille ilf an nual session. Veterans, their wives, children, and grandchildren assem bled in numbers, nnd Woodville's hospitality is being enjoyed by nil the visitors. The enenmpraent opened Mondny on the baseball grounds, music be ing furnished by the Woodville band. Prof. T. H. B. Taylor deliv ered the welcoming a'ddrcss Monday evening. Friday there will 'be u dance nt the opera house. HUNTER'S NEAR ESCAPE ' FROM VIOLENT DEAT,rj SAN TUltNARDINO, Cal., Sept. -tr nri . .. - ti. I'innsriiitr down ji hluif leafhn ' ' - r to a deep precipice, J. J. Officer, i Ls Angeles sportsman, narrowly escaped death today while hunting deer in the mountains near IJonita Jails. For three hours Officer elung to his rifje, .wliich'in the de scent bad caught fast between two projecting rocks. His shouts finally attracted GJen Hams and Norman G, Brittle, also of Los Angeles, and they pulled him to safety -with ropes. I'ollqwmg his rescue Officer swoon cd from exhaustion. AMERICAN TENNIS, PUIYER, .WLLtGdTA AUSTRALIA NEW YORK,' 'Sept. 13 By de fcatmg the English players today, American tenuis players won the honor of going to Australia to play ;tor the Dwight Davis trophy, which jis now held by the international champions in the antipodes. Maurice McLaughlin, tho brilliant California playor, defeated Dixon the Biilihlier, in three out of four sots, 8-0,3-0, 0-3, and 0-2. William 'A. Larned, tho American champion, disposed of Arthur Love in three out of four sets 0-3, 1-d 7-3 'and 6-1. CHICAGO.Unable to untie n eordaobut her waist Mrs. Grace Weber lost: her temper and touched a match to tho cord to 'burn it in two. She will recover. nrHrflii'Nuri 0.TO0LE SPECIAL TRAIN ST. PAUL, Minn.,- Sopt,13 Ar rangements have been' couipeted'-hero today for a special train to carry Ibaseball fans from hero tp Chicago wnon O'Tool, the .122,50Q Pirate, pitches for Pittsburg against Chica go on October 20. The train will bo called tho "Marty O'Tool special." mi MpipptY LOsUnGE"s7 Gal.: Sep! -13. Rehearsal of the testimony he is ex pected to give nt the McNaraara trial is being practiced daily by Ortie E JlcJIanigal in the' presence of Mal com McLaren of the Bums Detective agency according lo a statement by Jailer Qeorge Gallagher today. Every morning nt 9 o'clock Mel Manigal is hurried across the street from the jail building to the court house and remains closeted with of ficials of the prosecution until noon hour. He is then returned to his cell for lunch, and again at 1:30 is taken to the county prosecutor's of fice, remaining there tho. balance ol the afternoon. HOW, HUSB.AND TAUGHT. 1 '' HlSWlFETO ECONOMIZE GREELEY, Colo., Sept 13. Jes se R. Harrison, is. but a iinero man, hue he Is given full credit hero to day of Inspiring his wife with the spirit of economy. Mrs. Harrison wanted to purchase an expensive rug. Harrlhon nnd different Ideas about the .matter but his wlfo was doter- blned." Hnrttscu shut hlniHclf up in a loom for ton minutes and emorged I'jnp. He then sent Mrs. Harrison $0(, nil in silver, with which to pmcbnse tho gloor covering. Mrs. Harrison counted it several times and then decided she could not af ford to spend so many dollars for one rug. Iho portrait of President MoKiuley. Tlio counterfeit shown tho Bevies nf 1(102-11)0:1 mid bonis n chock letter uiy Monui slates Hint it is a dim gorous eountei'iVilt RANCHES 280 ncron. $r nn nerc, flno nuttdlvlHlnn. a Mirer l'Oirj nubiHvlMlnn, vimy tcrmn. 15 ftorcn; cIoko In; beautiful ylow; flno noil; SS0 net: vory ensy ttirmn. 1 13 norcHj licnrliiK orchard; wntrr rlnht; ntora; nlno 1ciho on Rood ynii turo and tmy lnnd; mi In or trade. v " TRADE it t2 ncrcn. 4room Iioubc," JCB0. ICO ncnH In Wild county, Colorado! trade for ranch liqro. 160 uetTB, 1 1S milt' from town In WIN lnmctto valley, rich hottom nnd up IruvoT'lOO noroH oultlvatod, uood (In provoments, V12S noro. (upcnua vroporty, rontuls, 126 monthly; tnltu good norcitKO. 20 ncrcn, XB In pecirs, cloto In fine bulld ln stto and view. t60-ivar b too It- and alfalfa rnnoh! ISO ncroa tlllublo; undor ditch; 7B por aero; tako thcomo property. 120 ocren raw land; all flno fruit laud; tako any Rood property. SO acres, tlllublo; 2000; take town prop erty. 20 acres, clonred; tako residence in trade. 30 ncroa Hoar Creek bottom for Dakotah land. SO acres, l'nllitade, Cnllfornlu In orchard, tako dairy or stock ranch and city property. Income property, Twin Falls, Idaho, for Rood acrcaRo, WANTKD ' 5 carpenters. HolNtliiR oiiRlncer. iris for Ronornl housework. City nnd ranch propertr t list Cuttoff intn, box fnetory. 3,00. Tail cutoff men. J2.G0. Hiicker, J2.7S. L F, ft. RITTNFR BOOM SM TtJtzrrM xnxDma ANNOUNCEMENT wriinRx. MFJDFOR D -r-- .17 ?-- .lM.MMr. OPEN'Ji'OU INSIMjU'TJON" SUNDAT"-, S10PT. T li'rom to (I oVlock and 8 lo 10 p. id. Til ID PUBLIC! (OKDIAM.Y INYITHl). rj;i;.i3SPAv, supTiauuiiit iQiii AVith u BANQUI 4 7 p. in. , ' Scnfs can b reserved on and al'lei' 'riiur.sday, Sup ' temhur 1-llh, ni tho Jlotol Aloore. f' ' RAIT MOHR CO. br CO- CO- co-coco-co-coco-coco-co-coco- CO- ?is,P",P "P P P T P p ? P P T p' T 'p' P T T P VP " "P P P "P P The Medford National Bank t $100,000.00 CAPITAL STOCK SURPLUS nd PROFITS, $35 OOO.OO UNITED STATES POSTAL SAVINGS DEPOSITORY 8AKK DICPOBIT HOXKS KOH HUNT. W. X. OOKB, President. ' 3. A. rEBRT, Vlco rrss. JOHN S. OKTX, OnihUr. r. s. assiuuoK, tics rrvs, -w. s. jaoksoh, Asit. oanhur. l . a- hV. i i'h CO li Ji fi n h .' CO ip if) tp tp ip ip ip i p ip p Jp ip p if) ip Jp p P p P p P P -p p p 1 TJED URSIDE DOWN. AND LEFT TO DIE J3ILQXI, Hiss,, Sept 13, William Ifulley wns found hera' today in 'the mnrshes tied to tia gtnke face down ward. lie had succumbed to' tho .bites of insects nnd a congestion of blood to the head. Posses arc seeking the murderers yho are believed, to' be outlaw fish ermen whom Ilulley has been watch-i"fe'. DQ.IT NOW Walt AMERICAN WARSHIPS CONCENTRATE "IN CHINA WASHINGTON, D. C. Sent.13- (Al! the Afnericnn nhvill1 strcfftrtli possible to (ho se'eno of spriouH 'flis doemed liecessury us a nrecaut'ion is boiiiR concentrated ari'ienr'. as .' 'I...'. !.. -,!.!....' '" '' -".'I 1UUUIB Jll 1II1U. Medford Peopfo Should Not Uptil ills Too Late. 'Tire'apiftiHnfrderith-rate frdm kid ney dseaso is due in nibst 'cases to the fact that the littfe kidney trou bles aro usilhlly iiegleeted until tljey becoirie ' serioiiB. Tfie slighj; symp toms give plaoo lo chronic difjjordors and the sufferer goes gradually in to the grasp of dropsy, .'brigh't's di sease, gravel or some "other serious form of kidney complaint,, If -you snffer from baoknclie, Jieadacluj djzzy sppllsj if tU? kidpAY, secretions are irregular of jiassagt and unnatural in ilppCarauce, do not delay. Help the kidneys at pneo. Doan's Kidney Pills aro especially .for kidney disordcrsr-they, curp where others fail. ' 'Over ono hun dred thousand people have recoui .raended them. Here's a casp at 'homo; MrH. qrnce Skeoters, G, Jack son St., Medford, Ore., snya: "I can ,r6oorarnend Doanvs Kidney Pils, pro oured at HasTcnis' brug Store; fpr pain and stiffness in tho back and other symntoms of kidney' trou,blp. This remedy relieved njo' when I used it and, I hayo been wolL over since." ' For sale by all dealers. Price f.O oculg, FoslcrrMilburn Co., Buffalo, Nqw Yprk, solo agents foe. tljo Unit ed States. Rt'inpmber tho ' name Dpan'sT andtaka no other.4 ',f "-' T;AII PAYS. UP AND, IS FREE ONCE MORE Owing to tho fact that Doc Ryan refused to prosecute after ho had re ceived the money advanced on bad checks, saved J?TW. Swelyn Tait for continuing to lanquish is durance vile. Tait was released Tuesday evening when he hnd made good the money obtained from Doc Ityan on (two checks which proved to be val ueless. As Ryan would not appear .'against the young man the state dropped the matter. snooiis f-YoU tuelrf ilia ll!ImnV nmClL Wo irtl In B 4 arbnjy UirtA fiom out ovra ln'g UCory Cbir 8uvJlH la piwwj j u i n SOME REGULAR CATALOG PH1CH3: Bungalow or Craftsman Door . . 1.60 Cottaio Front Door tip from . . 2.2S Faac? Front Door up from . . 15.00 Fancy Front Window up from . 2.78 Window and Claw one-third Imi. Wa thlp promptTr anywhar. Lat u , tlmato your bill and freight. SEND POSTAL for CATALOG No. 43 O. B. WILLIAMS CO. 1043 FIRST AVE. SOUTH, SEATTLE Our New Location The Southern Oregon Elec tric Company is now lo cated in the College Block on N. Qrape Street Southern Oregon E(ectric Go. X ---r4--e-w CHICAGO, III., Sept. 13. With a right of way over' all other trains except limited and express passen ger trains, a fast freight of f)0 cars is today carrying binders to Western Canada for the harveting of the 'lOO.OOOJOOO bushels" of grain erop in Alberta, Naitoba nnd Snkatehowan. A crew of mechanics from n facto'- ry at LaPorte, Ind.j accompany the machines to set them up at owe for the" farmers. , NEW TEN DOLLAR BILL DESCRIBED COUNTERFEIT ' ' WASHINGTON' D. C, Sept 13. 4 Jn order to giro warning of a n'ow counterleit .ilO national bank note, Acting Chief Mornn ' of tho secret service division of tho treasury de partment, has issued a circular do scribing tho illegal paper. It is on the Angle nnd London-Paris Nation al Bank of San Francised and bears WWPftltty APPLES FOR EUROPE We aro appointed agento for ' J. B. THOMAS, Covent, Garden,, Lon don arid Shuthajnton, ' Epgland, k. whoso charges ore 5 per cent and '" (T cents por box." SJAS.- LINDSAY Sa. SON, Lt Qlas- , gow ana Kdlnburgn. 'ScoUand,- 5 , per cent and 10 cents per box. RAWSpN RODINBON," Hall, Bng- lang, 5 per cent and 8 cents, per ljox. ;. ' Theso aro tho oldest and largest txma 1 their respective, towns and their roforonco aa'to financial abil ities can bo had at Medford "Nailonal nnnlr To,lV-.t 'rt-'j-!- " ' w...., ii.vuiuiU, UlOfiUU. Cash can bo cabled day, after sale if required; and highest market prices guorantoQd. ; Red Paced Men smoklngBIO Qlfr ARS talking "HOT AIR" don't alwa'ys live on air, henco our remarks on charges1. Tho clap-tran about nrlvate. sale vdpea not prpvp rQmuneratJve, except for some curios of a. small nature. All "sellers" by prlvato', safe" nave to wuli until auctions aro over 'so as' to know' what to ask, and Inf the case of large supplies they often, gat left, ' For further particulars, adfJresa, w. n. whit a Co. Misa Stmndeford'a ' Piano .Vchool Piano, Harmony and Musical History EMILY T, STANDRFOUD Examiner fpr Now England Conservatory of Music in Boston Makes a specialty of training teachers. Send for testimonials and tonus. Phono 7211. 170 OPEN Fpr ,B.usifl.e$$ . RIGGINS & LESLIE'S Kccond-Himd Htoro at :!G South Grapo Streot. Glvo lus a -call and wo will treat you fair. Highest cash prlco for second hand goods of all kinds. Newport 70, PAItJf PLACE n& NI5W YpK ' TAQtTIHA. BAT qmzoosr'a' poptoab bhaox SEBOKT ' An Ideal retreat for outdoor paBttmoa .of all kinds. HUNTING. FISHING, BOATING, SUItF BATHING, HID INO. AJJTOINO, CANOEING. DANC ING. AND KpLtnn SIC.VTINO. Whoro preUy waiter BBatoB, ' input., abates, moon-stonctf, carnollans can bo found on the beacfu Furo mountain wator fand tio bput of foqd at low prlcut). Frph fleh, clamti, crabs and bystors, With nbundanpo of voKotablcs of all ktnds dally, OwapIiiB Oronnds Oonvenlant nd At- trMtIv wJU Ijtrlot aaittry Xeg-nlnttons. ' ' i , tOTT, XPUWT TIP KMAUO XICJIETa ',JProm AU Points In Ortfoa, Wuta. Iittrlmi iMil'TMnliii ML.1a ll a w pmm uuvf w WftlkAJa t - -AT ATUKPAT.lCOVpAT 'r from Southern Faolflo points Portland to Cottage Grove?; alBpTrom all C. & E. stations Albany and west. Oood Kolng1 Rutufday or Sunday and for' .return tsuntyy or Monday. Call on any S. P, or C, & 15. Agent , for full particulars as to fares, train 'schedules, ate.', also for copy 'of our Illustrated booklot, "Outings In Oro gon," or write lo ' ' "W ???fT tafatral Twevgiv, Agrat, "Portland, Orgoa. Campbell & Baumbach MORTGAGE LOANS, qOUNTY WARRANTS CITY ANp SCHOOL BONDS Money on hand at all times to loan on improved ranches and fruit land. PHONE 3231. 820 GARNPTT-COREY BLDG. r-'j)--s-s srsiK.tsj J- Sportsmen Savo your trophioH this yonr, Thoro wl'ino nono to savo In a fow yenrs. This cut hIiowh wlion to cut tho skin. Novor cut tho front of a deor'n nock. Call at Humphroy's Gun Storo and got a pamphlet free, tolling how to savo gatun hoads, lilrdn and skins for rugs, publluhod, by F. W. BARTLETT TnxidoriulHt M6dford, Oregon toT-' n,v For Sale 640 acres foothill fruit land, 10 " i 11. .- - miles from railroaj station; $1,5, per ! W n 1-Q yws' me- Qne tenth cash, one-tenth each year, for 1.0. years. . 'i " 1 ' Interest on, deferred payments. Big gest bargains ever offered. ' ... GoMRav Realty Co. CIS ycsi MiiinStrpot"- ' 'oom 101, Elec(ylc Ilhlj J