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MTCDITORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MRIYKOttD, OR WON, TITKSDAY. NOVIOMBIOR, 7, 1011.
"CONVICT CAMP
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MISNOMER
Commercial Club Passes Resolution
- ncclirlstcnlnn It "Honor Camp No.
I "Governor West Is Commended
by Club.
"Convict Cmnp No. 1" is no lougor
l(i lo iliufc tlcsij;iintcl. The Medfiml
Uiitntunrciiil Club nl its mooting Mon
ilfty uvoninc piiHScd n resolution ro
Qlirmtoniiif; it "Honor Cmnp No. 1"
nnd roqiiesliiiR all to horonftrr c!l
llio priVonors n( work tipon the Cra
ter Luke liiphwny "Honor Men" in
stead of conviels.
Talks were nimlo commending Oov-
iirtior West for his interest in this
Heotion niul approving his prison pol
iov, which it is evident, has struck n
popular ohord.
Monday "Honor Camp" wns visited
by Dr. J. P. Noddy and Engineer Har
mon. They found the men well con
tented nnd pleased with their sur
roundings and enjoying their work.
A mpiest for old magazines and lit
eratureis made to the people of Med
ford by Hio honor men. It can be left
at the Pacific & Eastern depot ad
dressed to "Honor Camp No. 1,"
I'rospect, Ore., or given to Countv
Engineer Harmon, Dr. J. P. Hcddv or
to Dr. li II. Porter, who has volun
teered his services as physician to the
cmnp nnd will visit it weekly.
MISS MORBAN EATS
A "TWO-BIT" MEAL
311 MEMBERSOF
CLUB ARE ACTIVE
Secretary Boos Files Scml-Anmial
Report With Board of Directors of
Commercial Club nnd Shows State
of Finances.
NEW Yqniv. Nov. 7. Miss Aime
Morgan, daughter of the money king.
At the annunl meeting of (he Mod
ford Commercial Club Monday, Sec
retary Hoom filed his semi-annual re
port, which was referred to the aud
iting committee. It shows receipt
during the past six mouths of $.;lr,
oT which $'2yj) was subscriptions and
.flKM dues. Expenditures totaltd
$.r)'J.i,", of which $'.Y2 was salaries.
$J-I1 postage and $1900 booklet ac
count.
There are HI I members in good
standing, l', in arreas who lwni
promised to pay. During the p.i-t
year 140 have been dropped for lion
pament of dues or resignations. The
club's only indebtedness is the book
lei nnd publicity contract with the
Southern Pacific, and payments ure
being met as they come due.
Monthly receipts approximate .?".?),
club, expenses .flirt), leaving the b.tl
mice to be applied Uxin booklet.
YOUNG MAN NO LONGER
RECOGNIZES FRIENDS
Mme Schumann-Heink Coming
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 7. Ac
companied by nn alienist who went
with her to Hilli-boro to ascertain
whether any accident had occurred
there to her son. Bernard Marvin.I JHss Lois Steers of the Steers
Ihat would cause the strango lapse of jConian burenii, managers of distill
memory from which he is suffering, Bulslioil artists and concert tours,
ELECTION GOLD
HILL P0STP0NE0
Fault Is Found In Provisions In Now
Charter ami Election Is Put Off
Until It Can Bo Chanflctl New
Charter Finds Favor.
As n result of n protest and "g''!
together'' meeting held Pridny night
at Gold Hill, the special runt'lcr elec
tion scheduled for .Monday was con
tinued until November lit), when a
inueh altered charter will coinu up for
the approval of tbo voters.
When the proposed charter was
published there were many who found
fault with some of the provisions. At
the protest meeting Mayor lleeinnu
appointed a committee of five to o
over the charter ami make necessary
changes and amendments and as a
result a new charter, which the (lolil
Hill residents say is the best ever,
has been drawn up. There scents to
be no doubt us to its passing at the
election November lit).
We have a full line
of PEERLESS LAMPS
on hand
4, 8, 1, 33 O. I. carbon lampii; 115, 40, 110, 100, ICO, 300
watt TuttKHton Iniups. Tliu beat iiiuih and the. bent prlcci, All
Inmrm guaranteed.
Southern Oregon Electric Co,
IMiunes: Pacific 4001; Home 124.
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Mrs. G. E. Leiberg returned here ti-
day. She investigated the minor that
Marvin was assaulted while working
at Hillsboror as n civil engineer and
found it to be untrue, and is now at
loss to explain his ense.
Marvin, who is closcry watched
uere, maiiiinincu tmu uis name s
ate, n two-bil" meal of corned beef, Lc.;s n(1 bn ,e ;s a lo 0
cabbage, dumplings nnd coffee, with
mechanics at the Brooklyn navy yard
ivorkingmcn's restaurant while a time
register on n waiting Inxicnbsped into
the dollars. She founded the restau
rant sovcral yenrs ago.
The Power of Personality.
The jwwer of 'personality was nev
er iicltcr illustrated than in the case
of tbo members of the Whitney Bro
thers Quartette. Most succes.sfu!
iiiuieiniis win the audience after the
audience lias had a chance to hear
their work, for audiences, generally
speaking, arc from Missouri.
Such, however, is not true of the
Whitnoys. The moment this qunr
telc of remarkable brothers appear
upon jho plntform, fhey capture the
audience. The people, in front of the
foootlights see four fino looking,
clean, wholesome fellows. Their nt
titudo is one of sincerity, nnd this
fact the audience instinctively recog
nizes. No mntter how large tho as
semblage, tbo atmosphoro of a Whit
ney concert istlint of n group of
friends gnthorcd together to spend a
pleasant evening as oim might step
into a neighbor's home to spend the
evening. Med ford Opera House, Sat
urday, Nov. 11.
TIaKkina ror TlealtB.
siits he never attended tho University
of California and is suspicious of
Mrs. Iiciberg, whom lie asserts is not
his mother.
Physicians who have examined him
a c of the opinion that the young
man was injured about the head re
cently, and that an operation will re
store his memory.
Masquerade on Thanksgiving Eve at
Natatorium Skating Rink.
First masquerade of season will he
given Thanksgiving Eve, Nov. 12!), at
Natatorium Hank.
At this early date interest has
been shown, for skaters arc placing
their orders for suits. Anyone who
wishes can order-suits nt "Nat" of
fice any time before Nov. 21.
Five prizes will be given to the fol fel fol
eowing: Best dressed lady pair Richard
son's $G.f)0 ball-bearing skates.
Best dressed gent pair of Richard
son's $0.40 ball-bearing skates.
Best skating couple .G.OO ensb.
Most coiaic woman pair of Rich
ardson's $."j.00 skates.
Most comic man pair of "Richard
son's $5.00 skates.
Admission 10 cents to all specta
tors. U'J
Haaktns for Health. "
spent Saturday In .Medforri consulting
local music lovers reKardlng a eon
cert by somo litj;h class artist here
this winter, and as a result Madam
Scliumnnn-Holuk, the moat popular
singor today before the public, will
probably appear nt tho Natatorium
hall.
Before- arrangements are concluded
It will li0 necessary to sell sufficient
tickets In advance to nnsuro tho guar,
anteo and a preliminary canvass will
soon bo made.
Mine. Sehumnnn-IUinlc concerts
command from $:t. to $5 a seat in
cities, but if a full house ran bo se
cured the juice In .Medford will be
12 a scat.
Oil. KNABE MAY
HAVE KILLED SELF
Such Is Opinion Expressed by Wil
liam J. Burns After a Careful
Investigation of the Puzzling
Case.
M
INDIANAI'OLIS. Ind., Nov. 7. -That
Or. Helen Kiiabe, the former
state pathologist who was found ly
ing dead in bur office here, was not
the victim of n cunningly planned
murder, but took- her own life in a
fit of diwpondoney over professional
reverses, is the opinion expressed here
today by William J. Burns, head of
the national detective agency, after
a careful investigation of the onfcct.
Dr. Knabe wo found lying ulnm-d
nude on the floor of her office with
her throat cut.
mm is
OUT ON BAIL
Sscoiul Trial for Murder Will Proli
ably Start Wilton a Month Judge
Allows Her Fresdom on Bend of
$5000.
GIRL DISGUISED AS
BOY, RIDES THE RODS
l'OUTI.ANI), ore, Nov. 7. To
stand trial Tor the theft of a motor
cycle on which he and Carmen WoIIh,
a girl who wore men's clothing, rode
from Portland to (Irants Pass, Oliver
Williamson, a chauffeur, is in Jail
hero today. Ho was brought back
from San Francisco, whero ho and
tho Klrl were arrested after they had
beaten their way on a freight train
from (irniits Pass. Williamson sold
the machine at (irants Pass for $riO,
ho said. It is reported that the girl
avowed her affection for Williamson
and said she would rldo tho brake-
beams back to Portland as soon as
sbo was released by the California
authorities.
Tho girl, who enmn from Montana,
was arrested hero recently for mas
querading as a man. She was re
leased after she explained that she
found hIio could cam more money
dlsKulsed In male attire. Shu Is an
expert machinist.
Get your plows ready
for plowing
We have a complete assortment of
JOHN DEERE PLOWS
All kinds of Plows fur all kinds of soil,
spring tooth harrowa. etc.
A full lino of grain drills,
HUBBARD BROS.
Hnsklnn for Health.
OPKLOYSI1A, .La., Nov. 7. Mrs.
J. I. MeCrea, charged with the iimr-'
dor of Allan GsrlaiKl, returned to her,
home today from 'tho jail where she
had been confluelf since the shooting
of Garland two months ago. She wuhi
admitted to .foOOO bail.
Mr. McCren had had one trial for
tho alleged murder reuniting in a dis
agreement of the jury hint week. A
second trial probably will start with
in a month. '
Hex Spray.
Wo nro distributing agents for
Oregon for tbo Ilex Spray Co.'b affil
iated factories. Call and get our
cash or tlmo terms.
Producora' Fruit Co.
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MILLINERY SALE
Choice any Hat n House $4.25
30 Hats at $3.45
20 Hats at S2.45
10 Hats at $1.95
WILLOW PLUMES
20 in. wide, 24 in. long $14.95
20 in. wide, 22 in. long !;i2.45
18 in. wide, 18 in. long $ 9.45
Ribbons, Velvets nnd Sundries at all
Reduced Prices
HOME MILLINERY
1021 West 9th Open Evenings
ma
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Opera House, To-ni
ght
Tuesday Nov. 7
Tho original cast and production that ap
peared at Liberty Theatro, Now York
FIVE MONTHS
Walnut St. Theatro, Philadelphia
THREE MONTHS
Powers Theatre, Chicago
TWO MONTHS
HENRY B.HARRIS
.Presents
TH.E
COMEDY
success
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SB COUNTRY
Coming hero direct from its tromondous suc
cess at tho Columbia Thoatro, San Francisco
en routo to tho Heilig Thoatro, Portland
What the 'Frisco Critics Said:
EXAMINER The Country Boy is dolight-
ful ontertainmont.
CHRONICLE An ovoning with Tho Coun-
try Boy js distinctly worth your while.
CALL The Country Boy is played by a
cast of stars.
Comedy Hit
OF A DECADE
Prices $1.50, $1.00, 50c
Seats Now on Sale
NOTE THIS WILL BE ONE OF THE DISTINCTLY HIGH CLASS ATTRACTIONS TO PLAY MEDFORD AND IS ONE OF THE BIGGEST NEW YORK SUCCESSES OF SEASON
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