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MT3DFORD MATL TRTBUNK M13DFORD, ORVXION, TITUttSDAY. OCTOBER ID, 1011.
BOOSTERS ARE
I0 MEETfOGT 26
Fall Rouml-Up of Commercial Club
Is Planned Invitations Will Be
Scnl to All Other Clubs in Valley
Natatorlum Place of Meeting.
FAMOUS FRENCH ACTRESS.
Ono of t'm Inrjcl Rntlierinjr? of
Horuo river boosters Modfonl lins
cvtr RPCii will moot on the evening of
Tfmrsilny, October 'JO, nt tlio Jfntn
loriilm. for the full round-up of the
qlub. Many prominent men of the
eouiity will lie nlied to spenk nnd
there will bo blunts nnd "cats" -lore.
Jnvilntions will be son I to nil ilub
in Iho vnlley to send deIej;ttions lo
the meet iii;. Governor West will le
invited to attend.
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OPENING DAY
ON SATURDAY
Medford Furniture & Hardware Co,
Will Greet Friends Saturday-
Souvenirs to Be Given Away Mu
sic Will Be a Feature.
Saturday will bo (be opening day
nt the new Hertford Furniture &
Hardware store on North Centra)
avenue From 2 o'clock in the aft
ernoon until 11 at night the people
of Mcdford and tbo valley nro invited
to inspect the new store as guests ot
tbo management. Appropriate, souve
nirs will be given away nnd then
will bo music all tbo while. The
building is n four-story concrete one
nnd bouses one of the largest stock
in tbo slate. A trip of inspcctiir
will be well worth anyone's time nnd
no doubt ii largo crowd will lie out
to help Die firm celebrate-its formal
opening.
NEW LAUNDRY IN
PLACE OF ONE BURNED
C. G. Brown who was opera tine in
the Crater Lake laundry when :t
burned several mouths ngo, has a
new and much larger laundry build
ing erected ou the site of the burned
buildiiic nnd about November 1st
will commence doing business there
in. The building is 30x80 feet in m.c.
with a lnrt;c and practically fire
proof brick and cement engine room
The new building is well lighted and
splendidly ventilated. 'New nnd mod
ern mncbincry has been installed and
no belter building or laundry equip
ment enn be found in any city on the
const.
KIO M'SHANE LEAVES:
LANS DISAPPOINTED
The boxing fans of Medford will
bo disappointed to learn that Char
lev (Kid) McSltniie, who rceentlj
earned n decision over Boy Smith,
bus left for Portland, as it was
hoped that eventually someone of bin
class would come to Mcdford and
give McShnnc and opportunity to ex
tend himself.
GUATEMALA AND
MEXICO MNY WAR
MEXICO CITY. Oot. 19.Vnr is
imminent between Gualemnla and
Mexico according lo n report hero to
day. Troops are being rushed to
(he Mi'nlli (o protect the Mexican
border,
President Estrada Cabrera of
Guatemala is- reported to bo acting in
conjunction with tbo ONpeeled lloyes
revolt against Madero in Mexico.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oil. Mrs.
Einnm Mnria Harrington, cashier in
the jtiwlico courts and wife of Begis
tr.ir II, C. Harrington, was tbo llrsl
wri(nni lo rogixlor ns u vol or in Sup
Francisco. She claimed affiliation
with Iho union labor parly, when she
signed Iho registration affidavit to
day five minutes nl'ler tho cleclioi
I'ouuniuiirfiiou on special call rescind
1 cd its action of yesterday nnd
ndopled a resolution acknowledging
(he right of women lo nieoll tlieii
name ns voters.
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TAFT THANKS
CLUB FOR FRUIT
Charles 0. Wilis Writes Commercial
Club Expression. Appreciation for
Fruit Placed Aboard His Car While
Here.
Mine. Simono Snsmir-Perier,
whose talent as nn actress has won
France, is now inthis country with
her hitsjmnd, Claude Camir-Perier.
son of the formmer president of the
French Republic?. She says she is
eager to pleaso America with her
art and will appear inn number of
plays written by Henri Benitein.
Charles I), llillix, secretary to tbo
president, has sent n letter of thank
to the Mcdford commercial club on
behalf of President Tuft, for fruit
placet) aboard bis car while he wa
in this city Mr. Hillis writes:
"I am requested by the president
to thank you and, through you, the
members ot the cotuuimcrcinl club
of Mcdford, for your gracious eour
tesv in scndinir the fruit to his ear
as il (Missed your city yesterday, it
was very thoughtful of the club to
do this, nnd the president appreciate1!
the courtesy very much."
TACOMA, Wn. Failme to make
up ii strong hchodulo has caused
Whilwoilh college lo cancel what
games it bud lifted and io p foot, auuci,
ball for tbo year. Hex Kennedy,
coach, returned bis coal met and
will go tti Califtmiia lo mine or
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MUCH PROGRESS
IN BOZUS TRIAL
Mike Spanos, Son of Murdered Man,
Tells of Paying Tribute to Bozus,
Lending Color to the Proosccu
tion's Claim of Premcdittation.
Considerable progress lias been
made in the Bozus murder trial nt
Jacksonville, Mike Spanos, son of the
murdered man being the mot im
portant witness to date. On the stand
lie declared tbnt be bad paid trbiute
to Bozus nrevious o the crime, and
from bis testimony lent some color
to' the contention of the prosecution
that the murder was preniediated.
A number of ober witness were
placed on the, stand telling of. the
manner in which Spanos was shojt.
Tho jury which is bearing Iho case is
composed of G. W. MeNabb, If. 0.
Duncan. Fred Herrin. .7. W. Bonar,
E. A. Ford. W. C. Dcneff. Ira Dtm
hip, II. A. Bnney, Marion Tryer, J. E.
Ensley, S. C. Xewball, J. Hirrtmnn.
LAMBARDI OPERA COMPANY
WILL BE HERE SOON
The Lnmbardi Grand Opera com
pany, comprising more than one hun
dred jicople, arrived nt San Fran
ciseo on tbo Pacific steamship Sun
Jose, Sunday afternoon, August 1.1.
after the most eminently successful
South American tour in the hiMory
of the famous organization. The
singers were in direct charge of the
distinguished imprcssnrio, Sig. Mar
io Lainbnrdi, who has spent a lifetime-
in grand opera organization.
While touring the South American
metropolis Sig. Lnmbardi secured.
for this season's American tour,
sevral of that country's most dis
dislinguished vocnl celebrities, ns
well ns a sufficient number of pro
fession dancers to constitute h
complete and first-class ballet. In
addition to those artists, tho num
erical nnd artistic possibilities of the
Lnmbardi are to be augmented by the
further engagement, for the Ameri
can tour, of a number of Itnly's
most famous singers, including Mine.
Casazza. from the Coblanzi theatre,
Home; Signor Alfredo Chiodo, the
"ininenl dramatic tenor, of Nnples;
eSnor Muiiuel Snlnzur, "tho Caruso
of Spain, Inte of tho Madrid Royal
Opcrn; Signor Agostino Guarnieri,
lyrio tenor, fresh from operntic tri
upmlis at the Theatre Carlo Felice,
Florence; Mine. Emilia Leovalli, dra
matic lyric soprano, famous for her
iinporbonation of tho role of Cio Cio
Sun, in "Mine Butterfly" nnd other
operatic novelties. Willi such nn ar
my of distinguished singers ns Sig.
Lnmbardi will prcsont lo tho music
lovers of tho neifio coast this sea
son, it may snlcly bo said that the
company k iippcaranco m tuts city
will constitute an event well worth
tho pntionago and support heretofore
accorded the organization in such
oities ns Los Angeles, San Francisco,
St. Louis, New Orleans nnd oilier
musical centers where gran dopora is
looked iorwurd to as tho real
amusement event of Iho year.
EDMUND VANCE COOK
WILL 8E HERE SOON
The Mcdford Amuemcnt Associa
tion bus signed n emit met to give
six high class entertainments in
Mcdford during the coming winter.
The association has adopted a nov
el plan for conducting the admis
sions to these entertainments. They
nro ilistnlinlmg ;i000 tickets free
among the residents of Mcdford. Ab
solutely no charge is made for the
tickets but a. charge is mndo for ic
serving seats. These charges range
from 10 cents to '23 cents for each
scat. The entertainments will be
given in the Mcdford Natatorium nut)
the reserved seals will bo classified
snmc as in any public assembly ball,
nut none will cost n season ticket
holder more than 2f cents for ench
entertainment. 'I here will be 1200
rear seats which mny be reserved
free, these for use of those iho do
not feel that they can pay anything
to attend the entertainments.
The first entertainment will lie
given by Edmund Vance Cook, the
famous Ohio poet and humorist nt
the Mcdford Natatorium next Mon
day night, October 2.1.
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We have a full line
of PEERLESS LAMPS
on hand
t, 8, to, aa o, i. cnriion ininim: an, -to, o, ion, inoy ar.o
watt TitiiKHteu laniim. Tim bent lttniin and the Inml prb' All
liuntH ipmrnutood,
Southern Oregon Electric Co.
l'lioueii: 1'nelflQ 4 0 1 ; Homo tat.
For Sale, Bottled or Draught, Nasli Bar
HAKIXU, Wis. While npoker
game was Koing on nnd the players
were lined up at the bar of a focal
saloon, two masked men entered ami
look $200 from them at the point t.f
their guns, nftcrwnrds getting .'J00
from the till. The blackjack dealer
saved hN money by sliding it into n
dark corner.
Chas. Strang
Cunrnnlcos I'arlxlan Sage for Falling
Hair nml Dandruff.
Wo want you to know that tho
girl with the auburn balr Is on every
bottle nnd carton of PAKISIAN
BACK.
Wo want you to know this for
your own protection, for thero are
many Imitations, and It Is aa easy
matter to get tho spurious article.
"ion can always got tlio gcnulnu
PARISIAN SACK nt Chas. Strang's
for only 50 cents a bottle, ho will not
deceive you.
PARISIAN SACK Is rigidly guar
anteed for dandruff, nfllliiB hnld and
acalp Itch. '
It Is a most delightful nnd Invig
orating hair dressing that puts life
and brilliance into tho Iiahl and
causes it to grow if the hair root bo
not dead.
It's tho tonic you will use always
If you use It once.
Just Arrived
A Carload of
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Come and selecl 3 our
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North Onipo.
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19th
For Quarry Blasting
For Coal Mining
For Quartz Mining
For Jionioving Stunips moisture.
FOR ALL WORK REQUIRING EXPLOSIVES
It wilL'ilot freeze so you don't have to thaw it in
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Tt is fnmeless so Ihore is no headache in it.
It won't explode unless confined-handle.
-so it is safe to
It is 20 per eent stronger than nitro powder or
dynamite consequently will do more work.
It doesn't cost any more, pound for pound, than
dynamite so it is cheaper.
Tt is guaranteed, if directions are followed, so no
chances are taken.
Imperial Powder has recently been demonstrated
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DISTRIBUTORS
Garnett-Corey Hardware Company
Medford Furniture & Hardware Company
Medford Hardware Company
(Mr. E. Storcr Tice, General Sales Agent, can be
found at the Nash Hotel and will be pleased to dem
onstrate the merits and uses of Imperial Powder to
.purchasers.)
Medford Theatre
Thursday Night, October....
THE SHOW THAT SET ALL CHICAGO TALK
ING. TUNEFUL MUSICAL COMEDY
"The FLOWER
of the RANCH"
Vtv Joseph 13. Howard, Composer of
"Tho .Flirting Princess," "The (loddess of Liberty,"
"Miss Nobody .From Starlaud" and a score of others.
EXCELLENT CAST
JMSS ItAlimS with UKTTY CAUnVFIJ,
10 Singing, Dancing Show tlirls and "Ponies" I0
A Singing, Dancing, Merry Musical (lirl Show
200 Nights in New York; (I Months in Chicago
Prices $1.80, $1.00 and fiOe. Seats Ready Monday
Morning, llaskins Drug Store
.
HOUSTON, Toxiih. An imliflinwl
ovuriiitf Hfvcn coiiiiM, h out lioro to.
lay iiiCiiiiiHl Cluirlou J. Horn, ivlio Ik
m'u to liuvo t'lcuiu'tl iit jKIOO.OOO Jiy
t'llintt tlioiwanJH of noriiH of hwhuii)
I11111I iillcct to bo uootl fiuiniiij,' )0-
ity. IIih t'oiupany was known as Uio
Vi'liiMfos Liiiiil am) InvuHlnii'iil Co.
Tlio iiitlii'liiK'iit is for unlawful um,
of tlio iiiaild,
HIGH GRADE DENTAL WORK
THAT'S ALL
Offices fitted with every modem appliance known to dental science,
for free examination and estimate. Lady attendant.
Come in
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 BOo
REMEMBER THE MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP ARE GUAR
ANTEElfTO BE THE VERY BEST.
DR. BARBER, The Dentist
207-208 Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank Building, Corner West Main and
and Grape Streots, Medford, Oregon.
Office Hours 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays, 9 a. m. to 1 p. m.
Phones: Main (M38. ITomo 287-L.
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2 Specialties
FOR FRIDAY ONLY
1000 large si.o good
quality Paper Pencil
5c
Tablets, the best
tablet in the city,
with about. 15 differ
ent covers to select,
from. Sale price for
"Friday only
2 fr 5c
Not over -1 tablets to
any one person.
Fire Shovels
100 Fire Shovels,
the kind you pay 10c.
hud 15c for everv
where, on salt here
tomorrow, Friday
5c each
Limited ono to a person.
UNDERWEAR
Children's Heavy Fleeced Lined Union Suits
in plain white and silver gray, sizes 2 to 8, 50c
each.
Misses' 10xt ra Fine 'Quality Pure 'White
union wuils, Heavy neece,
Ladies' 'Fleece Lined
Suits in si'.e I) to 0
50c and 75c each
si'el to 8, each $1.00
Pure AVhite Union
Ladies' extra fine quality Pure White Heavy
'Fleece Lined Union Suits, sixes 'I to 0,
$1.00 Euch
Hoys' flersey Ribbed Wool Union Suits, all
sizes up to JM
$I.OO Each
Misses' Jersey ribbed
AVorsted Hose, sizes
5 to 0, pr 25c
Ladies' plain black
fleece lined liuison
Nose iu sizes 8 1-2 to
10, pair 25c
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