Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 13, 1911, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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    MEDFORD MATTi TRTBITNT1, MRDTrORD, OKl'IOON. WIODNMSIUY, DMOIOMMMR, !. 1011.
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BOTCHER TAKEN
INTO CUSTODY
WHAT DUD FISHER THINKS OF "SEVEN DAYS" AT
HOUSE TONIGHT.
Vv
ne Shopping Days Before
Gconjo Stone Said to Bo the "Mys
terious Butcher" in the Roqaway
murder Case Is Arrested at Ash
Christmas
land Ucarlnn Tomorrow.
PAGE BIGHT
THE OPERA "
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A preliminary hearing will be given
ficorgo Slonb Thursday il Ash
land in the justice's court, fol
lowing his nrrost is n suspect in the
Nullum Hogowny murtlcr case. If
evidence is presented on which lie enn
ho huld lie will ho bound over to the
grand jury.
Slnno is said to ho the "mysterious
bntchor'' in the oaso, Tor whom llu
ooronor's jury searched for some
time, while holding the inquest. Stone
hns heon in Ashland several dnys and
was taken in custody Tuesday after
noon. District Attorney Mulkoy staled to
day that ho had no direct evidence
against Stone, and that ho was taker
into custody simply as a suspect ii
oordcr to learn of his movomonts at
the time of Kogowny's death. An
attempt to connect him with the mur
der of Ilogowny is to be made.
Stono is a butcher by trade and for
sometime worked in Mcdford. He i
paid to havo taken the mysterious
"joy-ride" on the night ogowny dN
apiwared not to bo seen alive ngnin.
Itbougli his body months afterwards
was found hidden in the brush' near
Kingsburg Springs. The body show
ed tbntt he had been murdered.
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HAND BAGS
100 now Lent hor and Plush Hand
Bags, look s good as most $1.00
Sale price, AQ
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CHRISTMAS SALE OF HANDKERCHIEFS
Mann's
RIBBONS
J000 yards bountiful now Rib
bons in now Persian dositrns.
wido wifltbs, wrth up to J0P
riuldron's 1 randkorohiol's
iu a box, special, 1 C
Women's .Initial .Hand
kerchiefs, ( in a box, very
special, 3Qr
Women's lace edge Hand
kerchiefs fine qual- Ap
ity, special, each
Pine embroidered and lace
Children's Initial .Hand
kerchiefs, II in a box,
special, OCp
a' box Jl
Men's Initial Handker
chiefs, (5 in a box, EjQn
special, a box JJv
Women's All Linen Initi
al Handkerchiefs, Ar
00c; sale price, a yard
CHRISTMAS SALE OF DRESS GOODS
REPUBLICAN SCHEME
IK ARIZONA FUETS
PHOENIX, Arlr., Dec. 13. Re
turns from tho balloting mako it
clear today that an alleged republican
scheme to prevent tho elimination of
tho recall by amendment to tho state
constitution of Arizona failed. It
was charged by tho democrats that
tho republican standpatters and tho
federal- of fico holders of Arizona
planned to defeat tho amendment
and thus under President Taft's ac
tion, prevent the entrance of the now
state into tho union.
Everybody has laughed ofcr "Hud" i of seven months, and let me explain
Fi.-her A. Mutt) the iamous funnyriKt here that little Iluddie is a
man. Well, ho went to see "Seven toiK audience. I'm one of those
,,., i 4 ... , . IT .boys who crnb n front ient and lie
Days" when the Uinehnrt-IIopwood' . ... ..,". , , """'"
comedy
was mnninc at the Astor
thcrntre in New York. Then he re
turned to his office and wrote this.
"You've heard about a show being
a scream, a knock-out and n riot.
Weir, this one goes them all one bet
ter. It's more than a riot; it's a
massacre. (Regular critics plcae
eopy.) I got more laughs out of
back and a.-sume an I-darc-vou-to
makc-me-huiKli cxprcioii. Well, 1
dared them last night and they called
me. Can you imagine getting a Inimh
a minute for seven days in one night ?
Grab the price iu one hand and your
wife iu the other and go and take n
peep for yourself. Hut sny, if you'ri
inclined to splash where you laugh
take along some rain checks for the
"Seven Pay" than I usually get out 'man in front nf vou."
special, each
Men's All Linen Initial
JlniidlvOi'cbiel'M. .'I in n lmv
trimmed Handkerchiefs at special, 7c
25c, 50c and 75c each la box! 5C
" CHRISTMAS SALE OF PETTICOATS
100 Women's all Silk Mes
salino Petticoats, with
fringe ruffle, $0
Hoauliful new 'Plaids for
children's drosses, OC
special, a yard Jt
58-inch Suitings, all now
patterns, special fffl QO
a yard 1.70
Serges in all colors, all
wool, very special CQr
a yard w"t
38-inch Fancy Suitings,
very special, Cflr
u yard..
CHRISTMAS SALE OF SILKS
.1500 yards Plain Mossa
lines in all the now CQo
shades, special, yd ....v
U.'1-inoh Silk Alessalino, all
colors, $1 quality, (iQp
special, a yard vO
CHRISTMAS SALE OF WAISTS
100 Beautiful New Black
Satinc Petticoats, with
deep flounce and dust ruf
fle, up. to $2.00 AO.
values, snecial tOC
CHRISTMAS SALE OF NECKWEAR
fringe rut fie, $b (go QO
value, sale price...VwwO
FRANKLIN'S
BAIL
REMAINS $10,000
LOS ANGELES. Cul., Dec. 13.
When Bert 11. Franklin, chiof investi
gator for the JfcNnmara defense,
charged with having bribed perma
nent juror, Robert P. Rain, appeared
for urraignment before Justice Young
otady, former Governor Gage, his at
torney, asked Hint there be no fresh
bail demanded for bis client, us he
is nlready under n 910,000 cash
bond for his appearance on a charge
for (ha attempted bribery of pros.
pecuvo juror, ucorgc tf. Lockwood.
Justice Young allowed Franklin to go
on Ins own recognizance in the Rain
case.
"A. L CARTER" SPELLS
"STUNG" TO MANY
BUSINESS IN
EASIS GOOD
Ralph H. Lincoln Who Has Just Re
turned From Swinn Around the Cir
cle Says East Is Doinq More Busi
ness Than in Months.
thirty-seven days from Nome.
m The fourth day out from St. .Mich
ael the schooner rudder was car
ried away, and on neount' of the
heavy calc, repairs were impossible.
A few dnys later Captain A. I John
son devised a jury r eudder, and put
itno Dutch Harbor for repairs. She
left tllere for Seattle November 27.
New Jabots and Side Ruf
fles, very special 90l
each vt
Beautiful new Lace Dutch
Collars in. all styles, very
special, each 48c, &(i QQ
98c, $1.48 and p.4WO
Beautiful new Bows made
iu the latest styles, OQ
special, each.. OC
Windsor Ties in all colors
and plaids, special 9p
each 0L
Women's All Silk Taffeta
Waists up to date in style,
very special, (go no
each $tJO
CHRISTMAS SALE OF GLOVES
Women's All Silk Messa
lino Waists in all colors,
very special ?Q AO
each otittfO
Women's Street Gloves in
tans only, $1.25 quality,
very special,
a pair
98c
JMV.L. Fine Kid (Moves,
special,
a pair
.10-buttou Kid Gloves, all
colors, very spu- ?0 QO
cial, a pair vUivQ
Women's and Children's
$ Q Golf Gloves, all col- 9
XXcF ors, special
IF IN DOUBT BUY A GLOVE BOND
"Business in the cast is much bet
tor now than it lias been for the
summer months," states Jtnlph II
Lincoln who has just returned from
a swing around the circle. "While
the wenthor was disagreeable on tho
Atlantic seaboard everyone I talked
with was evidently satisfied with the
amount of business being transacted.
Several heavy buying orders for wes
tern development schemes wore re
ported placed.
"The K-igiic river valley looks go-id
though nnd I think that in the spring
there will be n largo delegation from
the eastern slatos here seking loca
tions. The New York hind show .lid
much good work."
Tl LIVING
"A. L. Cartor" Is a namo which
(loos not look good to a numhor of
Mcdford merchants, especially whou
It Ik hitched to a hank chock.
Tills is tho namo which a very
clover forger has heon affixing to
checks for various amounts on tho
hanks of Medford and passing them
on tho merchants of this city for a
day or two. "Carter forged and
passed no loss than a dozon of these
chocks, the amounts ranging from
SIC to J25, In all nonrly $160.
Tho pollco of tho city havo hoon
on tho lookout for tho forger, but
up to noon today had gotten no clue
as to his identity or whoreahouts.
189 VOTERS TO BATE
HAVE REGISTERED
During tho first two days session
ol Iho city hoard of registration 1S9
voters of tho city nppcarcd before it
and registered for tho coining citv
t'leotion, Kvory voter in tho city
tdiould register for tho coming elec
tion for if they allow it to go it will
require qovurn freeholders on elec
tion day to swear in the voto.
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JJnstiiikV for Henlllf!
CURIOSITY
Iu the drummers' samplo room of
tho Nash hotel just south of the of
flco aro being oxhihltod two of tho
strangost living animals oAt scon in
Medrord. Ono Is callod "the Wichita
wonder" and was dug out of lD'd
feet of solid clay in tho street of
Wichita. Kan., In 1907, provod to he
In a dormant condition and was eas
ily revived to a normal condition at
one of the local colleges. It la S feet
H Inches long, weighs 145 pounds
and is a veritable monster in every
way. Collier's Weekly of Juno 10,
1011, classes It with ancient mon
gers that lived centuries ago, Tho
othor Is called "tho Texas myiory
and Is tho strangest combination of
different beasts ever found alive. Its
head and body rosenible several dif
ferent animals, while Its front feet
aio padded like an "ostrich, its hind
feet aro wobbod like a goose. It was
captured In Texas, Tho exhibit is
out of the ordinary and la being well
patronized. The owner carries cre
dentials to show it has Interested the
best colleges, newspapers, and period
icals of tho country.
Ship Has Hard Time.
SKATTLK, Wn., Due. IU. After
drifting helplessly before a fierce gale
for six days, the little steam schoon
er Iuxjiury, with fourlemi pnssongprs
on board, urived' in port ydfeterdny,
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Buy the Man's Gift where he would buy it The Toggery
oi-' coriwi;
A Present For "Him
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Maybe it's Father, maybe it's Brother, and maybe it's some other girl's
brother, but in any case
You Want that Gift to Please .
We sell goods that appeal to men no useless trinkets or nicknacks, but
such a gift as he has seen in our store or window and would like to own.
If it has The Toggery name on it he knows it is good and
approves the selection
A. FEW SUGGESTIONS
Hath and Lounging Itobes 9ft to 91ft
Famous Pendleton Hath Holies, each 9-0
House Coats and Smoking Jackets ij(5.o to yio
Handkerchief Cases .'.....',
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91 to $'
Collar Dags . .;; $1 to $!
Tio JtingB ..'..') j ,. 91 to 9'J
Jow'ol Cases ,'.... 91 to 92
Neckwear I I,.7. ...'..' JMc to 9J.no
Reefers v . . . 91.Uft to ffH
Mufflers , . .' 50c to 9"
Founds and II. & P. Dress Cloves .":. .',.:.'...'.. -.ijiI.RO to 9a.R0
H. & P. Fur Llnod Cloves 91
Pennants , boo ( 91
Hosiery, silk nnd cotton , , aRe to 7Rc
Handkerchiefs, silk and linen arte to 91
Pajamas .', .' 91.RO to 9R
MglltrobcH ;; ;,, 7Ro to 9U.RO
Hweator Coats, with new collar , Up to 9H.RO
Umbrellas 91 to 910
Cuff Links ,,..', ROo to 9I.RO
HaudbagH and BultrasoH 9a to 9aa.RO
Bilk HiiHpondoTit 7Ro to 9:1
Fancy Vests ,'..,; 9I.BO to 9R
Triinka '. 97.RO to 9-
THE TOGGERY
OF COURSE
Largest and Finest Men's Clothing Store between Portland and San Francisco
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