Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 25, 1911, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textu bAm SIX .--.&. t-r ""nTwrTr MEDFORD MATD TRIBUNE, ftrEDKmp.fOREClON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Sfl, l!)1f. wrwrm fri ( 4 STREET FRACAS ATTRACTS MANY wiimii ii ii i George Mansfield, While Intoxicated Stirs Up Rumpus in Neighborhood of Jack Johnson's Bootblack Stand Canon Endeavors for Peace. Attractions at the Medford Theatre A JOY RIDE WITH DAVE LEWIS IN "DON'T LIE TO YOUR WIFE," MEDFORD OPERA HOUSE, TUES- DAY, NOVEMBER 28 Jfe. rrnnBinmTii-TTrrrTiirniiiiiiMiiiiMiinBMirnnMimnnmTT''T "" ' . -x- - & Maintaining that It is "no crime to kill n nlggor," Gcorgo Mnnsfield, n newcomer In this city from Red lands, Cnl., created considerable ex cltotnunt while Intoxicated Friday cronlng In the neighborhood of Jack Johnson's bootblack stand on Central nVonno, which was only ondod whon Matisnold wns lodged In the city Jail. During tho fracas Mayor Canon, who attempted to enforce order, was assaulted. Peace was restored whon Officer CIngcado appeared on tho scone nnd boro tho bclllgorcnt off to Jail, accompanied by Mansfield's brother, William, nnd his wife, Mayor Canon wns roughly handled during tho mixup but wns not in jured, Mansfield shoving him about but not striking him. Tho possibili ties of a Eorious tragedy were aug mented by the fact that Mansfield had a 3S Colts revolver in his pocket which ho kept referring to nnd handling. Mansfield will be given a hoarlng Monday. Mansfield's condition was first no ticed about 5:30 o'clock by Fraukle Udwards, tho athletic Instructor at the Natatorlum gymnasium, when, minus n hat, Mansfield drove up to tho Nash hotel and informed him that ho meant to go around on Cen tral avenue and "kill a nigger." On arriving at Johnson's bootblack stand EdwardB tried to calm Mnnsfield, when tho latter's wife and brother showed up on tho scone, having fol lowed him. Their appearanco riled Mansfield again and ho started to raise rough house when Mayor Canon arrived. Tho mayor endeavored to quoll tho noise and was assailed by Mansfield. Officer Cingcado took the man to tho city Jail, whero he remained until 11 o'clock His brother was locked up but soon re leased. Mrs. Mansfield refused to leave her husband, remaining at tho Jail. Mansfield with his family camo hero a fow weeks ago. Ho is said -to46" considering Un Investment in tho valley, being a man of consider-J ablo means, and to havo properly conducted himself at all times until yesterday. . Ho has mado many friends hero. mfii - "BISM -xkwh W S flSM srxvft&s. -, wr: ,7r . l. v vp.j.y,jk - . tm A Campbell U. Casad displays the characteristic humor of a newspa perman in his play, "Don't Lie to Your Wife,' in which ltowlntul and Clifford offer tlic well-known com edian. Dave Lewis, at the J fed ford opom house on November 2S. All the incidents of the play hoar on modern-day happenings, and the complications of n married man liolusr caught in the midst of chorus girls during n party of much caycty liv his wife, are unraveled with as much humor as anybody can withstand during, one night's entertainment. Comedy abounds in this piece, nnd with Mr. Lewis stipenisini: the dis tribution of same, the offering is hound to please as much as it did during tho four mouths' run at the Whitney opera hone in Chicago. .Seats for this engagement go on sale .Monday. Sixteenth century was worked only by .means of physical honor nnd tor ture, and was known n "tho Spanish Inquisition." Thin soon guvo way under tho opposing attack of certain Kuropeau powers, and was abolished. Later, In Franco, a erlnto was 01.. acted, us It wan supposed to have been committed, before tho mispect, which necessarily called for tho many gruesome spoctuclox without any real assurance of'a correct "con fession." This system of playing crime was known ntt "Tho Kocon structton," nnd Ih Htlll In vogtiu In France, though In milder form, Tho name, tho third degree, as applied to tho present form of In quiry Is a phrase given to a "sweat lug" ordeal which was given a news paper review of tho event by a "po lice reporter." No one, even the re porter himself, could toll Just why tho phrase was applied to tho sys tem, but It won Instant favor among his follow newspaper men, until now It Is a term that has un International significance. OSENBRUGGE HAS PASSED AWAY Mrs. Mary Jane Osenhniggo died tvt the family residence on Hlvor tddo aveuuu at ll:lfi p. tit. Friday of rheumatism. She was aged OR yearn t mouth and -7 days. Mrs. Ortonbruggo woh a nallvo of North Fleet, Nnglimd, and camo to Medrord with her husband nnd chil dren li! years ago from St. Paul, Minn, Hho leaves to mourn her de mise n husband and one daughter, LMltlt M. Osenbruggo, and one sou, Johauas J. Oseubrugge. Funeral services will ho hold at the late residence On Monday Novoin her a7. at 2 o'clock, Yon really know where to find the new home after answering a lot of "possible" ads. Hnsklns for Hoaltn. J? L. Sabin of Portland lias pur chased the Harden grocery in this city and will conduct the business .11 the future. Charles J. Munaii ha . been placed temjiorarily in charge nf the business until Mr. Sabin can uit Medford nnd make permanent ar rangements. Mr. Harden has not announced what lie will engage in in the future GOLD HILL BANK BIDS IN Ml Property of Sylvanite Mining Com pany Is Sold at Auction by Sheriff to Satisfy Claims Amounting to $4,176. The mining property of the Syl vanito Mining company of Gold Hill was sold at sheriff's Bale yesterday to satisfy claims against tho proper ty to tho amount of ?417C. Tho property sold included the mine itself, all buildings and machin ery used in operating tho mlno. It wns bid in by tho Gold Hill bank, ono of tho heaviest creditors, for S40G0. IiOS AXOKLKS KXCUHSIOX. Leaving Medford December 29th, an excursion will no run to Los Angeles, round trip rate will be $35, tickets limited to 90 days for the round trip, stopovers in both direc tions at the pleasure of tho excur sionists. Whatever enuinment in the way of Pullman and tourist cars will be provided, also chair cars for those who prefer to make entire trip by daylight. Thoso desiring to go should call, phone or write passen ger office Southern Pacific company, Medford. Oregon, and glvo their orders for sleeping accommodations. Tho date set will enable thoso who desire to be in San Francisco for New Ycare eve (a great treat in itself) and also reach southern Cali fornia for other attractions. Gipsy Smith Lauds West. PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 25. Gip sy Smith, world famous cvnngoltst applauds Governor West's nnnouncad opiwsition to capital punishment nnd calls tho governor the bravest of bravo men bocause when ho commut ed tho death sentenco of nns M. Wil liam Uassing to lifo imprisonment ho also declnred that so long us lie is governor there shall bo no more hangings in Oregon. Tho evangelist, too, had a caustic word to say this moriiin gcoticorning tho oritios of the governors notion "Any little dog may bark at the moon," he said, "but tho moon goes on shining just the same. Whiskey or Beer Habit. OUH1NI3 is tho standard remedy and is overywhero recognized as tho most successful and reliable homo treatment for the "Drink Habit." It Is highly praised by thousands of women, because It has restored their lovod ones to Uvea of sobriety nnd usefulness, nnd tho weokly wages which at ono time woro spoilt for "Drink" nro now used to purchase Miq (necessaries and many comforts for nome. Any wlfo or mothor who wants to savo her husband or sou from "Drink" will bo glad to know that sho can purchaso 01UUNJ3 nt our Btoro. and it no benefit is ob tained nftor a trial tho money will bo refunded. Ask for n frco booklet telling all about OUItlNH. Leon W, Hasklns, 214 3. Main. 1 Catarrh Doctor Vou Can Get the Best Ono In the "World for 1.00 Go to Chaa. Strang today. Say "I want a HYOMEI outfit,' take It home with you, open tho box and pour a few drops of HYOMEI (pronounco It High-o-me) into the llttlo hard rub ber inhaler. Then breatho pleasant, soothing, healing, germ killing HYOMEI over tho raw, inflamed, germ ridden mem brane for a few minutes and relief is immediate. Stuffed up head will vanish. Keep up the treatment four or fivo times a day for a fow daB and hawking, spitting and forming of mucus in the noso nnd throat will ceaso. HYOMEI is guaranteed to end ca tarrh, coughs, colds, crou. , asthma, catarrhal deafness, or money back. Completo outfit fl.00, subosquont bottles If needed CO cents, at Chas. Strang's and druggists everywhere. SCENE FROM CHARLES KLEIN'S "THE THIRD DEGREE," AT THE OPERA HOUSE SATURDAY EVENING. II 1IMMI1II II I ! W I ! MEDFORD THEATRE ONE NIGHT ONLY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25 Triumphant Return The Really One Great Play of This Day and Ago Electric Rooms I'nder New Management Newly furnished, all modern, steam hcht, Imtlis, do. 218 East Main Turkey Shoot IntoroHl Is being tukou' In tlm tur key idiootii now being hold nt I bo Nut shooting nailery ovory afternoon and uvouliig. EAGLE POINT LIVERY STABLE, Tho undorHlgned having Just rompletod it largo new livery Htublo In Knglo l'olnt, wo Invito tho travel lug public to call and examine our rigs, teams, old., all being In find class condition. Our motto Is to Live nnd Let Live. Phono fit stable and residence. Call contral, 8. II. HAIINIHII a HON, Prop. - -1 . : 1 1x5 filllfc BY CHARLES KLEIN AUTHOR OF THE LION- -AND THE MOUSE -THE GAMBLERS MAGGIE PEPPER"ETC. IF YOU OWN A LOT We will htilld you n homo on monthly payments. MEDFORD REALTY AND IM PROVEMENT COMPANY M. F. and H. Co. Dulldlny Nothing but good money gocu at this laundry, hut you can depend upon It that you alwayu get good work. If you trnut your linen well cared for, this U tho laundry for you. All work called for and promptly delivered. STAR Steam Laundry I .MI'llFOKH OltKUON . HOTEL MEDFORD aiKNU The approach of Charles Klein's great drama, "The Third Degree," which is to appear hore on Saturday, November 25th, may bring with It somo conjecture as to tho mooning of the title. Not all theatergoers aro familiar, through one sourco or another, with conditions as they exist In cortaln police circles, nor arc they acquainted with the evils of a much-used sys tem of preliminary Innulrv too fre quently employed by tho polico In' questioning a suspected person. This system Is known as "Tho Third De gree." Tho more modern Idea of tho third degreo constitutes a long, trying series of questions with or without somo form of physical tor turo, but never without somo mental shock or discomfort. Tho third degree as used In tho J FRANKLYN GALE n.s ANNIE EFFRIES RAYMOND WHITAKER B ns RICHARD REWSTER nnd Perfect Supporting Company Prices 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 Seats now on sale at Hasklns' fitfO to 8:M0 P. M. Olivtj.s ?rftV,,' $1.00 Pop Cover ColtMT Dill Pic-klos Tolco Points, Hair Slioll "Mock 'Purl It', Amontillado Boiled Salmon, llollandai.Ho . .. Chicken PaHius a la Ifoinu M&- Cauliflower Polonaise Roman Punch Roast. Spring Lamb, Mint Sauco Ponmios 'Rissole Hnissolls Sprouts .Endive Italienne Apple Pie Hot Mince Pie Strawberry Tee Cream Cream Puffs ' Spice Pudding Roquefort Cheese Demi Tasso All Broad and Pastries Our Own Make For Mineral Waters, Imported Ginger Ale, Consult Wine List Special Music ITOTIUL MEDFORD SUNDAY Rau-Mohr Co., Props. November 20, 1911 w nt, - j t ': 'I 'I '1 'I 'I '1 '1 1 '1 1 'I 'i 1 ' '1 'i 'i '1 S '. '. 1 'i S 'i 'i ' 1 '1 '1 ' . ' 'I '1 r4--r-rt "" "" " '" ' '", '-, "T" imYii" "i""i 11 111 ""uTiiiiiiiiiiw i We Handle Watches mwEhW' that cannot bo surpassed for perfect beauty and accurato tlme-keoplng qualities. They aro in Gold and Sil ver for Ladles and Gentlemen. Our present stock of high grade Jowelry omhrases Watches, Chains, Charms, Bracelets, Hrooches, Wedding, En gagement, Mourning and Slgnot iiings, isur-uropa, ureast-pinss, and a Yarloty of other handsome trinkets that will mako handsomo presents for either box. KELLER THIS .TinVKLKK 10li W. Main St. TWENTY PER CENT Every day up to November 30th, Thanksgiving day, wo aro going to give you an opportunity to buy your Fall, and Winter Dry Goods, Underwear, Cloaks, Suits, Shoes, Gents' Furnishings and Notions of all kinds at a groat saving. NOTHING RESERVED; every article in the store goes at this Big Discountl No matter how new and scarce the article may be, as long as they last they will bo sold just as ad vertised. We do not aim to give you a wholo lot of fictitious prices with big cuts. Our goods are all marked in plain figures, many of which you are familiar with, and when your purchases are all made we doduct 20 per cent from your entire bill. ." GRAY & MOE Successors to Van Dykes 125 EAST MAIN MEDFORD, ORE. L J