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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OR KCION, TODAY, T)lgQIOinEU 1. 1H11
RUSSIA SENDING
TROOPS 10 FORCE
PERSIA 10 YIELD
t t
W. Morgan Sinister Must Go, Say
SUCCESS SMILE
EXHIBIT TRAIN
u
Powers Will Not Tolerate Amcri-
can fit Financial Ticasurcr for the
Shah.
BELIEVE RUSSIA AND, t J ..
I ENGLAND WILL SEIZE-LAND
Sinister May Not Quit Country, But
' Remain in an Advisory Po-
sltlon.
I' t ' - J
jST.iUJTEK$BUHG, Dee. 1. IIu
sin todny ordered an Ktlvnnee of
troops to tho Persian frontier, iudi
cnting Unit it iiitoiidp to force w
Persia an immcillnto noonptnnoc of its
iijtinmtiim involving' the cVpulMon of
nr r " ni i- t ? ... M
v. juorynu onager, -nu,nran unnii
cinl treasurer of tho sdinh's monarchy
TEHEKNA, PerSin, Hoc. 1. Op
posed in his sohemes for tho tvor-
gnnuntion of Persia lv both Kne
lntui and ttussinn mrent. W. Morsii
Sinister, American treasurer Renornl
of Persin, today presented his rc-is-nntion.
Sinister laid down his thnnklo
task following a refusal by llie Per
sian parliament to cxwi him from
the country on the united demands of
Great Britain and Russia. He be
lieves that England and Russia have
determined upon the partition of Per
sia, and that he could not reorganise
the finances of the country effective
ly against such powerful opposition.
It is not yet stated whether Shuster
will quit the country or whether he
will rcmhin in an advisory capacity
tolthe Persinn cabinet.
Sinister Talks.
Shuster, -when Interviewed by the
United Press today, said?
'.Russia's demand for my dismissal
ast treasurer general of Persia is ac
tuated by myefusal to officially
recognize Russia's sphore of influ
ence in nohtrern Persia. If I had
acceded to the czar's demand I would
have betrayed the Persian people.
The unexpected repulse "of the old
shah in attempting to regain hi
throne and the Solidarity of the con
stitutional "government have further
embittered the Russian bureaucracy.
j"If the Persians vUh to submit to
Russian dictation they must get a
now treasurer general. Rtu-sia for
vcars has been intimidating Porsian
officials, and Russia is wild now be
cause Persia has secured an Ameri
can ivho won't submit. The czar of
Russia never intended to pormit real
finnncinl reform in Porsiu, but he wi
forced to show his hand sooner tliwi
lie expected.
"England has sanctioned tho at
tack upon me, but I challenge both
England and Russia to show any net
of miuo opposing legitimate foreis!
interests. I offer no njwlogy lor my
conduct."
JURY. U8I DRAWN
III
Sam Richardson Writes That Govcr
dr Wesl'YMir Be a "BFji Spoke in
Tliis Wheel" -Hartley Is Also on
tho Job.
Tremendous interval is lieiiitr di
played in the governor' .jeeinl trnin
now touring the euMern -.tnte show
ing exhibits- of nn)duet of the west-
era state. ' U is believed Hurt the
trnin will arou'o initncii'-o inturo-tt in
the tnte of Oregon nnd that tho bene
fieiiil result-, will be renlixed ver,
matorially no.t "prituj.
Tom RiohnnNou writes n follow -from
St. Paul roirntxlinjr the uovcr
nors special which L- now touring the
east:
"Arrived on time, and the gover
nors' special seems, to loom nboo
and beyond all else, and Governor
YVost feels I should stay with it to
the Qjid, nnd he expects to do tint
very thing himelt.
"Dig newspaper men are booked for
tin? entire trip, the cities the each to
outdo the other, and it may be bet
for me to stay with the train nnd let
some one eNe do the lunor-s on Ore
gon at Chicago and the irrigation
congress.
"The Epvomor. WiPinm Ilnnley and
I held n conference this mliAiins and
wo will be on the job from now on
"A committee of prominent man
met us nt the depot this morning nfti-'
we had ridden through 1.000 miles of
snow. The warmth of the reception
melted the chill in the nir to retnilar
Oregon climatJ nnd we filt nt home
"You can hear, see and feel Pa
cific northwest everywhere, but Ore
gon is the bell wether. Seems us
though tho land hunger must bring
results. I will try to keep you ad
vised, but you can i nsily understand
I will be occupied most of the tinis.
"Governor West :s going to be a
big spoke in this wheel,"
MAY INVITE ELK
fell
TAIN
E
Local Members of B. P. D. E. Much
MAY DEMAND LAW TO THANKSGIVING PAY
0USTI.W.W.8PEAKERS
POHTl.AXl), Oio, Dee, l. Al
though nuinerouT complaints ngauit
Exiltcri ' '' ' l,0Mker "" ''" down town
Thank-uiMng dav was uppropri
alelj oh-trned In Mcdl'oul ,vesUilu,
the litiidM-s "cetion of the cits being
d. A Inruo iimnooi' ol'
. . . , . ' .".. tt
inicrcstcii in visit oi txaucui - ;v'"';" . . ... V .fV,V uenontllv ohmed. A Inrbc
.Aulcr, Who Will Be In Portland ... and Ow men, whb nYo .- "t J'.SffJir.. K. K!
Minimum In Iilivr tlw.ni iinalAil Tiinu "wl ,"", ' v ,.'
Next Week. ip.iiHuiiii it..ttk.ii.tki itti!iim niiv
oiditwueos today mdtotl Hint 'the
mitliorilicx ani' without tcjtnl light to
FORESTRY OFFICIAL
WEDS SCHOOL TEACHER
T
Jury list for December term or tho
circuit court bus boon drawii as fol fel fol
eows: A. Jennings. Gold Hill, merchant;
Fred S. Knglo, Ashland, clorlc; G. A.
Drlner, Talunt, tanner; Ira J. Dodge,
Meclford. farmor; William Hillls,
Woodvllle, (armor; Tom Pankoy,
Sams Valloy, farmor; ir. E. Conger,
Jacksonville, farmor; J. H. French,
Kagio Point, farmer; S B. Holnios,
Knglo Point, miller; A. h. Ifnrvoy,
Gold Hill, merchant; Ed Jacobs, Tal
ent, farmor; F. Y. Alloa, Trail, far
mer; Uobort Payuo, Ashland, farmor;
C. O. Purcoll, Huncom, farmor; Theo.
Glasa, Antlocli, farmor; It. J. Ed
wards, Ashland, farmer; W. L.
Hailpy, Jledford, retired; G. E.
Oboiichaln, Central Point, faimor;
Chaa. V.s Grubb, Ashland, farmor;
F. A. Hawk, . Contral Point, black
smith; Hany Von dor Hellen, Eagle
Point, farmer; W. B. Holdrldge,
Talent, farmer; Miles Cantral, Iluch,
farmer; C. L. Dusonborry, Gold Hill,
fai'tnur; Thomas Dungoy, Gold Hill,
fanner; Frod A. Copplo, Buticom,
farmor; Petor S. Stonstroup, Mod
ford, morchnut; William Howard,
Medford, farmor; A. E. Collluga,
WntkliiB, farmer; W. D. Davis,
Beagle, fanner; h. A. Cuslolc, Mod
ford, real estate.
rilos Cured la 0 to 14 Dbjti
Vo.ur ilrucKlet win,, rcfuiul money If
1'AUO OINTMENT falls to euro any caao
of ItcIilnK. niliut, ltleedlnic or rrotrudlnsr
l'ilea'ln 4 to 14 dnyti. COo,
i tj- ' ' '
naaklns for Healtn. rf
John E. Cribble nnd Miss Ifrtrion
Foster were married Wednepdnv, Xo
vember 29, at tho home of the bride'h
brother and sister, Mr. nnd Mrs. liar
old D. Foster, of this eitv. the Kev.
Courad Wilker officiating. The Epis
copal service was used, nnd only tho
immediate relatives of the bride and
groom were present. Master Ilarojd
D. Foster, Jr., acted as ring bearer.
Both of tho young people are well
known in Medford, where they hne
a great many friends. Mr. Gribblc
has beon connected with the foroot
service for many years and has been
attached to the local office since its
establishment four years ago. His
work has brought him closely in touch
with many of the residents of all the
cities of this valley, and ho is also
well known in Portland and eastern
Oregon, where he has been detailed 'ii
upcoinl imestigntioii't for the government.
Mrs. Oribble, who is n grndunje of
.Mount llolyoko college, is a voting
womnn of rare qualities. Coming 'o
Medford after bcxtoml years' experi
ence in teaching in the best high
schools of New PInglnnd, and after
extensive travels nnd studies ,iiyEu
rope, "slio has built tin tie Euglit.li
department in tho Medford Iliali
school to an excellence it bail not pre
viously attained. She reigned lujr
position last Juno after two years of
succoRHfuI educational achievement,
with the -warmest friendship of her
fcllow-cdiicatorK nnd pupils nliko.
Mr. and Mrs. Qribble will travel in
southern California, and will bo at
a home to their friends after Jaint
ary 1, at 139 Kenwood ncuuc. ,
Hasklns for Healtn. '
What Ails You?
MI-O-NA 'Stomach Tablet? nro
guaranteed by Chas. Strang to end
Indigestion or any stomach distress,
or monoy back They rellovo upset
stomach In flvo minutes. ,
MI-O-NA for belching of gas.
MI-O-NA for distress after eating.
MI-O-NA for foul breath.
MI-O-NA for biliousness, ' '
MI-O-NA to wako up tho liver.
MI-O-NA for heartburn,
MI-O-NA for sick headachos
MI-O-NA for nervous dyspopsla.
MI-O-NA for night sweats,
MI-O-NA for Blepplesunesa.
MI-O-NA for bad droains.
MI-O-NA for sea slcknriis, t
MI-O-NA after a banquet.
MI-O-NA for vomiting of preg
nancy. Makeu rich, pure blood puts gln
gor, vigor, vim, vitality Into the
wholo body.
Fifty cents, n .largo box at Qhaa,
Strnng's nnd druggists ovorywboro, ,
Locnluculbers of the U. P. 0. Iilk
nro taking much iuteivM in the pro
posed visit of Oraml K.ulUd Killer
Sullivan at Portland next wojtk iittt
miry endeavor to hae him ifft MH
ford before returning east
John P. Sullivan his middle unuie
w Patrick is tho biggot mini in .ill it
Klkdom, nnd thqjdol of -100.000 of
his fellow lodgemen. ' Sullixnii is big
in more ways than one. lie is the
chief tnin of one of tho most powerful
orders in the world; ho tips tho brain
nt 28o pounds, and n friend of hi-
has described him as "big through
the head, big through the neck and big
through the chest, especially in the
region of tho heart." And ho Mauds
six feet three in his stocking, lie
stands just as big in tho affairs of
his home city as he does in his home
lodge, New Orleans No. :i0. nnd hw
fellow townsmen knew when he start
ed out to become craud exulted ruler
of the Elks that ho wns big enough
for the job nnd that he would win.
John Patrick also has the honor of
being tho youngest man who ever won
the position ho now- holds in tho big
order, for he is but 30 vcars old.
having been bom March 5, ISifi. His!
family came from Kerry county,
which menus 'there is Irish blood in
his veins.
MULTNOMAH BEATS
OREGON 17 TO 6
prohibit street funking oil huv thor
oughfare ni ImufTlH it doen not block-
Inud the TlfnukxijjLvhik- someon nt ill"
Methodint llpiiJcQpitl chinch In tli
iniiriiing an dthn football game In the
uftorunou.
The day was idem in point nt
wwthfr.
rlrp.rlM.
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GEKERALLY OBSERVtD f ' J I 1 V U L
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kT
ndo tmffto,
Am 11 1'ar.ull it is iniilinlilc that downi
town nu.re4i.uits will utmost tho eit pilannUig t I.Ik nu-tnbeiMhlp euuipfttvsn
fiiimeil t., .-iinrt a ,.uli-iiiuce wmfin-.hore thix winter among the bundii-ds
iujr tvM KiwaklW 10 de tt'iHt i of iin'in)lo.td, nnl tiouble is pivdict
pwMlto
bulioviuU Uiu I.
W, W.'rt niv d.
PORTIixVND; Ore., Dee. 1. Thor
oughly chastened by the Multnomah
club men, who bent them by a score
of 17 to G here yesterday, the Uni
versity of Oregon team left for Eu
gene todny.
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l? slioulcl be tempting in appearance, Ta
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w Give Keen zest u um uuu a v
ft diifcstion. Tl..... "C
BlueRibbon $
The Bcr of Quality 5f
is all tills anu mure, i uc Bcitntu hvi'p, u-uy rZ
malt and Pabst exclusive proccs ivca 4JV,
.v iL.i. .ii:.,i..f..i :...,. i : i: t
tanif anil ric! mclloNv flavor Ji?
f7 tnat distinjfuialics it $t$f';
H'tfljl from all other Leer. Afcr ' fa.
ji k -4scst '-rHf y '
$2m?Bgr :
VISZZZ.J-l-:
JRV " Jmw Mwci. AL.
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tion:tn
For Sale, Bottled or Draught, Nash Bar
WAKE UP
PIANO BUYERS
and Get Next to a Good TKing
HjiIo's Piano Iloiise is going lo sll all Urn goods iv have in slouk bo
ioib Mr. Iale gous east to buy noxt year's sfook, fugardlcss ol tho price.
. r Now is your chance to get a fine m'ano for loss than the factory cost. Just
25'days more of this opportunity sttiring-j'011 n tlie face, to g;t a fine piano at
almost your own price, $10 down and $8 per month, and we will deliver tho
piano to you.
We give you $2 for every $1 you pay np to $50. Never 1ms such an offer
been made on good goods a't factor prices.
Remember the place, corner lo'llt aiiol Oakdale, just threo blocks south of
the Washington school.
We at all times sell pianos of samcipiality for $100 less than other deal
ers, as we have no expbhse to coulomb, with. Our celebrated lines, V. M.
Knabe, A. M. MePhail, Sterling, Lal'iai'gue, Jliintington', .Mendelssohn, aTTd
many others.
We tune pianosfor less than others and guarantcothe work.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A BIG- LINE
OP ikEN'S AND BOYS' HEAVY WORK GLOVES
AND DRIVING GrLOVES, THE BIlST WEARING
LIE OF GLOVES ON THE ilARKET, AND ALL
POPULAR PRICED
lion's llortvy Wnrjc (Moves, pair W
Men's Heavy Haunt lot 1 1 loves, pair 7."0 t
Men's Driving (Ihivcs, lit'tny, sof'l, pliable ht(her
(launllel and pl-iin writ t, ,-alr :Mj $t.a5, $1.50
JWys' Goatskin daunt let ( Moves, all sine, pair 50
Ladies' Kid Hauntlct (Moves, pair ...75 and Jjl J
with tight wi'ial, iO pair
. ZT$
iMen's Canvas (MoVes
pairs Tor
Christmas
Post Cards
We will put tin sale
here tomorrow the fin
est line ol' Christ man
Post Cards ever shown
in the city ol' iMedl'ord,
all at the popular jirit'o
of
1c Each
Hand" Colored
Calendars
We are showing (ho
finest line of Artistic
Calendars over shown
in Medford, all hand
colored. Kadi in sepa
rate box,, ready to mail.
Sale nri'ces
10SJ5S 25 aminos
Each
i
!
HAND PAINTED CHINA, FINE IMPORTED t
CHINA, BOHEMIAN GLASS, CUT GLASS, FAN- ft
CV POTTERY. OOT.ONIAL ftT.ASS. F.TC1 . A T.TNtt
TO SUIT MOST EVERY PURSE AND TASTE.
WE ARE ALSO SHOWING NEARLY 100 STYLES
IN STRICTLY HIGH GRADE HAND MIRRORS
AT PRICES FROM 25c TO $3.00 EACH
HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEFS, UNDERWEAR,
ETC. Comploto lines popular priced.
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HUSSEY'SI
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OiUR-WOOD AND
DRAY
Ortldi In now iouiluil nt So. MH Smith l'lr In WIIm.ii & Oi.'n Minimi
liuiiil Hlnnr. Si('i'liil nttontloii i;h'ii to tho iiiiivln of linuettliolil
PmmN mill llit) ilclltory of fit)lf;lit.
11. S. BRUMBIE & SONS
iioinc, 'Jiin-r
licit, :tt(ii
NEW LINE to
TILLAMOOK
$W$h
SUNSET
0GDEN &5HASTA
ROUTES
m&
j
Pacific Railway &
Navigation Co.
Trnlim will 1'iin ilally, oxrppt Sun
day, on tlio followliiK Huhoilnle:
hv. Portlunil . . . ,v . . 7:20 a. in.
Lv. IIIIlHhnio ...... K.ro a. in.
Ar, llnncli I'olutu. ... 1:20 p. in.
Ar. liny Cltyv 2:1)1 p. in.
Ar, TIHIuinoolf N2;2r p, in.
IvV. 'J'llliiinnoh ..... 7 : fi fi n, m,
IiV, liny City. , , , . . fi;15 u. in.
Lv. Iloach VoIiiIh. , . ,0:90 11, in.
Ar, lIlllHlimn 1:25 p, 111.
Ar, Portland 4:10 p. 111.
Tlirdfiuh tlokitttt on nulo nt city tlulcol
nfUcor.TliIrd and Vunlilntoh atrootH,
on Kdiiitli ami Yuiulilll, to all points
on tho '. H, & N, Fintlior jiartloulnrH
from tho oltytlultut agdiit or iikuhI
Fourth and Ynmlilll Htrciota.
John M. Scott, ,
Oi'iicinl I'liHKOiiRPr Acnt
I'lirtlaud, Oii'Kon
J. F. BARRY
EXPERT
, AUTOMOBILE
N PAINTER
.now wrrn
Crater Lake
Garage
Conic 11 ml Git l'rlem
We Hnndlo Watches"
MEhW
11
.ma v-rww
VL
that rannot ho nurpaHRod for porfoot
Inmiity nnd ncouinto thno-lcuopliiK
quulltlyH. Tlicy aro In Hold and Ml
vor for LadlcH and (lontlununi, Our
piuaont Htoclc of hlh nulo Jowglry
oiulirauoH Watt'hou, Cluilnu, Oharuiu,
JlrubolotH, lirooclioH, Wuddlni;, Kn
Knuoiuuiit, Moiirulii); and Hliumt
UluiiH, L'ar-dropH, HroaiU-pliisH, and
a variety drotjior lindNtunu frlnltotp
that Avtll mako hauilfioiuu proauutu
for oithtir iiux. ,
KELLER
Til 13 .7KW0MCIt
iOil V. Mnlli Mt.