Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 16, 1911, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPtf CH5 SEC aiEPFORD "MATTi TRIBUNE. arEPFOTTO, OREGON, TIXUTCSDAY. XOVKMmm 1(1, 1911. POULTRY Ml VISITS MEDFORD Representative of Firm Which Ships Hup Quantities of Eggs to This City Surprised at Growth Mcdforcl Has Mantle. HKIS CABINS Jogupli Hritljjos of Uio Onklnnil (Orcpon) Una of lJruluos Drollicr, vn a business visitor in Modfonl yoslordny and expressed himself fliirprisod at tlio Kt-owth of Medfonl. Mr. Itridges snys Oakland i sto tin I'lutifio northwest in (ho poultry lu jinosa what Jfodford represents in tlic fruit raising industry. Oakland ships mrc poultry niul poultry pro ducts tlinn any other Pacific cont-t oity with tlio exception of Potahnna, Cl., Mr. fridges' firm shipping 1200 jlajinn of eggs to Medfnrd alono dur ing tlio past (hive weeks. .Air. llridges wliile in Medford met It. T. Van do Car. an old-timo friend. CONVICTS MUST ATTEND SCHOOL Thoso Applying for Parole Must Eil- catc Themselves in Addition to Fulfilling, Other Requirements Be fore Securing Their Release. BEIIUOOBED Horace Stevens Loses Over $100 Worth of Personal Effects Be hooves Miners to Keep Their Eyes Open for Visitation of Thieves. I AT THE NAT TONIGHT I SALEM, Ore., Xo. 10. If the plan of Superintendent James of the Oregon uuiteutiary and Superintend ed! t of Pulic Instruction Alderman Is followed, convicts in the near future will be compelled to educate them selves in addition to fulfilling other requirements before they can secure their release on pnrole. A recommendation will be mnde to lho partita board soon that every fel on shall be compelled to take up some course of study, with a view of fitting him for some trade or pro fession on his release from prison. It is generally believed that the plan will bo nceptcd by the board. SECOND SENSATIONAL SUICIDE SUCCEEDS SANTA ROSA, Cal., Nov. 10. -The fionsational suicide of Mrs. Minerva I!olIe Loppo, wife, of Frank Leppo, n prominent Srna Kosn bu-u-noiw man, is recalod here today in that of her cousin, Assistant Cashier W. Thomas Hopper of tho Santa Kosn Hank, which followed close! upon o conforenoc of the bnnk offi i'ialh at which ho is alleged to hnvo bean acouse'd of writing a note to tho c-nployorB of Mrs. Doris Lincoln, a Mow, whose name was connected wuli that of Frank Leppo, and who was ostracized by society women of oantn Komi because of alleged re siH)c"Wbility for Mrs. Loopo's suicide. ked the employers to dis-f'-iargo tho woman. Aftor tho conferenco with the of ficials nt which Hopper protested Ins innocence, ho went home, wrote his wife a note tolling of his inten tion, kissod his 10-ycar-old daughter, sent the child with a note to hor grand-parents, entered his bedroom, fostcd his revolver by firing ono shot, placed mirror on his bed and gazing lo it, gent a bullot through his brain. That owners of well-sunnlicd cab ins in the mountains should he on tho lookout for marauders is ovi dent front several ruoeent oxperi eneos reported front the Siskiyou ramre south nf Waldo. Ilonteo Steven, who is iutoroeted in a group of quartx claims in the Preston l'cwk region, Mtys that with in the pu.st ten days his cabin was raided during his nbt-oitec. and about everything it contained of value was takoii to pnrt unknown. "From the free-handed maimer in which the thieves operated." said Stevens, "it pei-Mtu would suppose that I had given a potlaeh. "My loss will aggregate more thtut $100. and include-, a 7x7 six and cotton tent, an Kastnian 5x7 folding target kodak, a dozen No 'A double spring Xewhonse steel straps. heavy piece of new 8.15 foot canvas, prao' Jically all my tools, besides provis ions, nmmuuition and other articles of minor importance. Tltoy even took my razor, tortoise shell comb and a ooth brush, although just why they made away with the latter is a matter of conjecture. "In view of the circumstances, it strikes mp that some gang has gone into this mining cabin thieving busi ness on an extensive settle and it be hooves miners to keep their weather eye open for visitations of this character." -4 , r .iEKlSB t i ELKS WELL GREET FRIENDS TO NIGHT bond Ikmuo needml to complete tho In tho election. Tliuy planned to now IiIkIi school, tlio lwnlncn incu wilu only If tholr Imlliitii wcio ueroii of Lulu'vlow took no further liitoroHt wary to cany tlio IiuiuIh. hut an tho 111 iti-HoiiH who did vote favored tlio Ihhiio the IiuhIuchh iiicii wein not illn-tiirluxt. rvWsrsssrN' $ The local lodge of H. V. O. Wiles will greot their frlemls uml entertain them at n stag noelal tonight at tho i Jg iouko rooms on sixth street, a largo number of Invtlatloim have been In sued and a splendid evening Is prom-Ised. OFFERS HIMSELF TO DOCTORS FOR MONEY The litul Welsh Ladies' Choir will appear this cuuirg at the Nat niorium under the nitspices of the l dios of the Greater Meedtord I'lub. SAN FKAXCISCO, Cal., Nov. 1C. Facing starvation with his wife and baby, Dr. Herbert Glynn in seeking today to save his family by sacra fie int himself to n living death. He hud advcTtiscdhis body for sale to viscc tionists. for his family, and seems to hint like a waste of good material. He ar gues that there must be some one, for scientific purposes or otherwise, who is willing to pay a reasonable price to become absolute owner of the body of a mnn who is willing to die nt any time by request. He is willing to submit to slow vivisection, he says. Glynn is a graduate of some of the leading medical and surgical colleges! of London, and is not yet 50 years of age. His present capital is 85 cents. MAY SEND ROGER'S PLANE EAST TO BE REPAIRED PASADENA. Cal., 2Cm 1(1. -Mechanicians of trie Kogers camp must establish ?n aviation carpenter simp at Long Peach to repair the biplane that Kodgors shattered when he fell nt Comptou Sunday, or else send the entire craft to the Wright works at Dayton to be rebuilt before he can complete his transcontinental flight. The mechanicians will decide today whether it will be possible to repair the aeroplane nt Long Peach. Kodgors was much improved to day. Ho slept late and after bicak- last, which was followed with three cigaars, he announced that he was going to get up and go for some ex croisc. He aNo suggested that he might take a three days' trip to Sun Francisco while his men were at work on his machine. His doctor came barely in time to prevent him Ieaing ins tied. They Hail It Fixed. I.VKKVIKW, Ore., N'or. IK. Vftor arranging with their friend or tlio e'.ecluu board to telephone In cane any one voted against the $20,000 Rock Spring Coal OX XAXD AWV TX TIXB. Offlew and Coal Yitnl, Twelfth noO Front Strcotji. Phono 7IU1. Burbidge vn coax. SEATTLE, Wn. Cries brought!? boarders into the home of Miss Le onn Kindrc. They found her waving an empty creoline bottle. Antidote administered. Mistake she snvs. THE WEST SIDE MARKET Louis Hell, Prop. Is handling the best Meats and largest variety in tho city. I sell my meats Tor cash, which enables me to sell for less. Xote prices belew: Leq of Lamb 15c 3 lb. Lamb Slew 25c Butter, per 2 lbs 65c Eggs, per doz 35c Hams J8c 10 lb. Lard $155 Louis Hcil WEST SIDE MARKET 213 West Main. Home Phono 20D. Pacific 1011 Senator Williams Injured. HOUSTON, Texas, Nov. 1C. Unit ed States Senator Williams of Mis sissippi was hero yesterday to attend tho wedding of his son, in spite of painful Injuries received in a run away accident. Tlio Bonator was hurled violently to the roadway when his horses ran away whilo leaving IiIh homo in Yazoo City. Ho was badly lacerated about lho hands and fa co. NEW s4 NEW S?e ART STORE has a new line of Paints and Wall Paper Pacific Phone 10D-1 Home Phone 95 27 NORTH GRAPE STREET WWWWWWMWWWWWWWWWWWW, Look at all of the rem estate ads nml at much of tho real estate a J. vrtijd. Iioforn inepiri. (Paid Advertisements.) CANDIDA'!': VOn COUNCILMAN l-'HOM TDK TJIIltl) WAItl) teiii'MW l!i MA H (I I "ms& i I In vlow of Mr. V. W. Elfort having decided not to becomo a candidato for councilman at tho coming elec tion I hereby nnuounco mysolf as a cnudlduto for councilman In tho Third ward. W. G. ALDENHAGEN. CAXDIDATi: FOH COUNCTLMAN FJtOM BKCOND WAItl) I lioroby nnnounco myself as a can didate for councilman from tlio Sec ond ward nt the coming election to ho hold January 3th, 1912, hi tho city of Mod ford, Oregon, CAUL V, IU3ILDRONN13U. On Christmas Morning as on any other winter day, you can make your home more comfortable and cheery by using a Perfection Smoke less Heater. Perfection si'in "m Hfiuvt rHk qpiiisj Its genial warmth is quickly at your service, ready for use in any emergency. You will need it as a supplementary healer when those extra cold spells come. Later you will find it just the thing for the changeable weather of early spring. The Perfection Heater is light and easily carried. It is safe in the hands of a child the safest and most reliable heater made. Drums finished either in blue enamel or plain steel, with nickel trimmings an ornament to any room. A ipecia! automatic device make imoting 'imporiible. All psrls eatily cleaned. Gallon foot bumi nine houiu Cool handle s damper lop. Dcaieu everywhere t or write for deKriptive circuUr U 4oy agency of ilia Standard Oil Company (Incorporated) Draperies Wo enrrjr n very complete) line of (iraportcn, laco curtain. flittirr. fte.. anil 0o all clunnon of iinlialatnrliiR A ipeclnl man to look after thta work pxoltislVfly and will kIv ua koI vcrvlco an la itonslble to get In even tho lnrKeat clilea. Weeks 4 McGowan Co We Have Moved Tho J. T. Hroadloy flower atoro Is now In tuo M. K. & II. store, ncroes tlio streot from former location. Choice lots of cut flowora. liullis, ferns, paliim, etc., al wnjH ou hand. J. T. BROADLEY i : X ! X ! X X V SMITH'S APARTMENT HOUSE South IUvcnddo Now nnd Un-to-llate Modern In every particular, gru! cook Inff, Ktonjn lieat, etc. Women and i;lrls uiuat tiring refer ences. W. M. SMITH IToine Phone 84IC V X V V V X ! Why Pay a Big Price FOR FILLED AND PLATED JEWELRY WHEN YOU CAN GET SOLID GOLD JEWELRY AT B. T. VAN DE CAR'S t C. FOR LESS MONEY? Wn'iiaranlccovfryjuiit'lowoHond oiif, and will Ihj hero to hack up our jrunrai.loo. WIkmi in fhcmarkul for j jril't lor your wife, molluM- or hwoH, hcarl, give us a rlmiifo to nruro with you. We will tfivo you hittor qualilv and li,u'4,s than win Ik obtained anywhere in the state of Oregon. Big Stocii of Watches In all llii$h (Irade Movements from the llownnl to the Swiss. Sizo 18 Hamilton, 17 jowol, non-adjustod $12.25 Sizo 18 Hamilton, 17 jowol, railroad grado, adjusted .... $14.00 Sizo 18 Hamilton, 19 and 21 jowol, railroad watch $28.00 Sizo 18 Elgin or Waltham, 7 jowol, in caao $5.00 Sizo 18 Elgin or Waltham, 15 jowol $8.00 Sizo 18 Elgin or Waltham, 17 jowol $10.00 "When buying a Watch compare those prices with others The same prices the year round. Prices For Watch Repairing ! 2 rioanintr, 7 to 17 jewel watch.. .. Cleaning. Ul to UJ) jewel watch Main Springs 15alai.ee Staff pI.)U .$2.00 41.no ipw.OU liepairing other parts, clutrges reasonable. All work guaranteed one year. All Makes Silverware at 10 per ct. Discount For this wook only, Novombor 13 to 18, Big Bargains Make your selection for Christinas. We will reserve it for you for a small deposit. The store with tho largest stock of Jewelry, Silverware and Watches in the city. I B. T. VAN DE CAR JEWELER EAST MAIN STREET tf'-..: Golden Rule FRIDAY and SATURDAY PECIAL I 10 doz. Boys' extra heavy fleeced cotton Underwear, sizes 26 to 34 29c 25 Boys' and Children's purejvool School Suits, age 3lo 14,'at ".1-4 OFF 25 Men's pure wool Suits, broken lots, not all sizes in each color but all sizes in the whole lot 1-4 OFF 5 doz. Boys' wool Sweat ers, new stuff, just got too many. Regular $1.25....98c 10 DOZ. 72x90 SHEETS 43c 10 DOZ. 72x90 ONE-PIECE SHEETS....63c 25 PAIRS COTTON BLANKETS 49c 25 PAIRS COTTON BLANKETS, TAN, GRAY AND WHITE 75c 25 FULL SIZE COMFORTERS 98c 50 27xG0 AXMINSTER, BODY BRUS SELS AND TAPESTRY RUGS $1.49 15 Beautiful Wool Dress Patterns, $1.25 and $1.50 values, no two alike, tho season's best. Friday and Saturday 98c 10 dozen Men's and Boys' Ties, bows and four-in-hand, values up to 35c, at 13c or two for 25c. Suzine Silk, all colors, any quantity 29c 50 Ladies' whito tailored and lingorio Waists values to $2.25, sizes 34 to 42 98c 25 Ladies' Hats, all colors, all shapes, values up to $5.00 $1.95 All other Ladies' Hats go at Half Prico. Just a fow Ladios' Suits left now. This is our clean sweep time. First cut prico 33 1-3 OFF. Our entire stock of ladies' rainy day and Dress Skirts at 25 per cont off. OUR PROFIT-SHARING PLAN IS BECOMING MORE POPULAR EVERY WEEK-ASK ABOUT IT AKINS, BENTON & CO.