M13DF0RD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OR ISO ON, WEDNESDAY, DrcCllMNfoU 27, 1011.
SHORT COURSES
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THREE IWIinT RECEIVING DATA
EAGLE POINT
LIVERY
STABLE
The ututerRlHiied having Just
completed n large now livery ntnlilo
lit KitRln Point, we Invito tlio travel
ing public to call mul examine our
rigs, toaniB, etc., all being In drat
class condition, Our motto In to
Mvo ami Lot Live. Phono nt stnblu
nitil resilience. Call central.
S. II. HAHXISU . HON, Props,
Mount TamaSpais
Military Academy
MAN UAKAKI-, WKST KNI), CALIF.
An necrodltod With School, Orninumr
ClaHriCH. Junior School Hoimrato. Only
WoBtorn School having Cavalry anil
Mounted Artillery, Opon-nlr Gytmin
rIuiii. Open-air Swimming Peel.
United Stnten Army Otflcor tlotallml
(ir Stinorlntomlont. Next term bo
Kino January 8th, 1013.
AUTHim GllOSUY, A. M., l),l).
Head Master.
Let us show you that The Art Store
is the place for Wall Paper. Two
hundred kinds to select from
TO BE
Leonard Carpenter Savs Efficiency
of Short Course at Oregon Agri
Local Playhouse Will Entertain Its
Patrons Tonight With Good Pro
ductionMuch Laughter Lurks In
Lyrics of Musical Comedy.
Committee of City Council Having in
Charge Matter of'Establlshlng Ptm
lic Market Now Seeking Suitable
Site for One.
O. E, COLLINS
27 North Ornpo
cultural College Will Dc Greatly
Increased This Year.
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PAGE SIX
VALUABLE
MEDFORDTONIGHT
ON PUBLIC MARKET
Leonard Carpenter, one of tlic jm-
' prictore of the Veritas orchard, nenr
this city, who 1ms in cIim-rc portion
of tlio extension work of the Oregon
Agricultural college, ns well as hoinc
on its staff ns mi instructor, is tak
ing nilvnntngc of his holidays, which
ho is spending in the valley, to work
up interest in the winter hhort coiirs.es
and has interested a number of local
leoplo in the work.
"The courses will rim four weeks
this year," states Jfr. Carpenter,
"opening January 4, and will bo far
more valuable than on preceding
years. Courses nro to bo given in
apple and in pear culture, which will
bo especially valuable to Medford
people."
Among those who will attend the
courses arc Mrs. and Miss Holloum,
T. Slater John&oii, A. S.V. Carpenter
and Harvcv Houston.
OVER HALE INCH
OF UB FALLS
Storm Will Continue Today and To
morrow, According to Local Weath
er BureauSnow and Rain Sched
uled for Tonight.
Fifty-five one hundredths of an
inch of rain fell Tuesday night in the
valley and, according to the local
United States weather burenu, the
storm will continue tonight and to
morrow. This is the greatest amount of
raifnll to date this season, to fall in
a like period of time.
OND
HAND
DEALER FREED
Lack of Evidence Causes Release of
Henry Lerch, Charged With Re
ceiving Goods Ko Knew to Be
Stolen.
Good w ine needs no bush" is an old
adage and a Reed shov needs not the
deft pen of an nleit proses agent to
boom it. That N the reason whv
"Three Twins," which is announced
for the Christmas attraction on Wed
neday, December 'J7, needs no allur
ing announcement to pack every thea
ter whore it plays. Kver since its
first production it has caught the
fancy of the public and the story is
so amusing, the uiumc so fascinating
and the general production on such .1
scale of magnificence that it always
is a welcome wsitor to evorv city, no
matter how iiwi tunes it is played
there. This year the story of the plav
is the same, the musical numbers are
The committee of the city council
which has in charge the matter of
establishing a free public market in
Mcdtord is receiving a large amount
of data from cities in which the mar
ket has been a success, according to
J. R. Watt, who is acting as seeretarx
of the committee. However, a num
ber of cities are vet to be heard from,
and it will be .omo time before the
matter is ready for final action.
''V are now in search of a suit
able location," states Mr. Watt, "and
would like to have property owners
who are interested communicate with
the committee."
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Becnubc the state failed to produce
sufficient evidenco to justify holding
Jinn for the grand jury. Henry Lerch,
a 'second-hand dealer, charged with
receiving goods he knew to have been
stolen, was released by Justice of the
Peace Taylor.
Lerch was arrested in connection
ith the arrest of several boys who
were charged with stealing, and sent
to the reform school.
FRANKLIN
IS
HELD TO ANSWER
Defense Rests Its Case in Bain Bri
bery Matter and Franklin Is Held
for the Action of the Superior
Court.
Rose Delamnter.
exactly the same as when first pre
sented and the general production i
along the same "lines as when the
chnrming musical comedy fiM
stunned New York with its novelty
and humor. There is a reason for
this. There was no use to change
a line or note of the tnuMc, for it was
perfect and just what the public had
demanded for years. Other musical
comedies lugged in new melodies and
put in new .-pecialtics because there
were spots in the book that needed
strengthening, but not so with "Three
Twins." Its dainty and pretty story,
kits unexpected flashes of wit, its
numerous ludicrous situations and,
above nil, its melodies which delight
ed everyone could not be improved
upon, and so the whole story and the
music are the same. Dtit it is dif
ferent with the Scenic and costuming
part of the show. That is all now
this season and on n scale of mag
nificence never before attempted by
the manager of a musical comedy.
It will delight the eye as the story and
the music of the play will delight the
car. The company is composed of
people who have made individual hits
in the past years, with George Elmer,
a droll comedian, assuming the lend
ing role, supported by Miss Gertrude
Hutcheson. a well known primn don
nn and Estello Colbert, a dainty bit
of femininity, playing the pnrt of
''The Varna Yamn Girl" in such a de
lightful, refreshing mnnncr that crit
ics in all the cities where she has been
playing hae raved over her.
LOCAL MAN TAKES
OVER HOTEL AT PASS
DANCE PROVES
GREAJJUCCESS
Ladies of Greater Medford Club Glvo
Pleasant Social Hop at Natatorium
Many Couples Attend and Enjoy
Themselves.
The dance given by the ladies of
the Greater Medford club nt the Nat
atorium Tuesday evening proved to
be a success in every way. Many
couples were in attendance and great
ly enjoyed themselves.
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lacsroBO xabxxts.
KUU Friots.
Vegetable.
Potatoes 11.75 per cwt.; 2c lb.
Cabbage 3 c.
Parsnips 2 c.
Lettuco 5c bead.
Carrots 2c.
Beets 2c.
Onions 2c.
Celery 50c 1 doz.
Cauliflower 10 0 16c .head.
Turnips 2c.
Radishes 5c bunch.
Onions Green, Eo bunch.
Prnlt.
Cocoanuta 10c each.
Prunes Dried, JOo lb.
Lemons 25c dozen.
Bananas 10c to 30c per dozen.
Oranges 15c to 40c.
Cranberries 15c quart.
roll,
Butter Eggs and Poultry
Butter Fresh ranch, per
65c; creamery, 85c.
Eggs Fresh ranch, 35c; storage,
26c.
Poultry Hens, dressed, 15c; live,
12c; springs, dressed, 15c.
Turkeys 20c to 25c, dressed.
LOS ANGKLKS, Cal., Doc. 27.
Bert II, Franklin, former chief inves
tigator for the McNaiimra defense,
charged with bribing Permanent Juror
Hubert F. Iiain, was held today for
tbo action of the superior court. In
this case the defendant as held on his
own recognizance by Justice Young,
Franklin being out on $10,000 bail on
a charge of attempting to bribe I'ros
puctivo Juror Lockwood.
When (he continuance of Franklin's
preliminary hearing come up today
the defcuso rusted iU caso without
submitting any evidence.
OAKLAND, Cal. Woldon B,
Cooke, the Alameda county aviator
and University of California gradu
ate who recently sprang into the
limelight by flying over the top of
Mount Tamalpals, has added fresh
laurels to. his aeronautic careor today
nB a result of his return trip' to Oak
laud, nfter one of the fiercest battles
with the elements ever fought above
the qlouds,
UnskliiR for health.
As the result of u deal just closed
by the Ilcst-Fiiller Henlly company
of Grants I'ass, Medford nnd Ash
land men purchased the new Steward
hotel at Grants Pass from O. II. Stew
ard, the price being .'rHO.OOO, and will
re-christen it the Oxford. In the
transaction Mr. Steward takes a
much valued at $20,000.
The new purchasers of the hand
some Steward hotel are Streets, Saiui
dors and Uagley, Messrs. Streets and
Sauiider being residents of Medford
and Mr. Uagley living in Ashland.
The new owners turned in to Mr.
Steward their ranch located on Kvans
cioek, four miles north of Woodville,
a section which is considered one of
the most fertile in the southern part
of the state.
Men Is, Wholesale
Beef Cows, 4 l-2c; steers, Ee.
Pork 5c and Cc.
Veal Dressed, 7W-10c.
Mutton 33 l-2c, llvo; lambs,
5c to 7c
FTft and Feed.
Hay Timothy, U; alfalfa, 12;
grass, 112; ,grain nay, ?ii.
Grain Wheat, 95c bushel; oats,
135 ton; barley, $35 ton.
MRS.
Ilasklns for health.
G. W. C0LVIG UNDER
KNIFE AT SAN FRANCISCO
GRANTS PASS, Dec. 27. Judge
G. W. Colvig has returned from San
Francisco, where he nnd Mrs. Colvig
have been visiting for some weeks
with their dnughter and her husband,
Dr. Uert Stone.
Mrs. Colvig some' mouths ago met
with an accident by which one of her
knee caps was broken and separated.
This has given her much trouble, and
while they were on their visit to San
Francisco they took udvantngo of the
occasion to have a surgical operation.
This was done on December 18, the
operation being success! ally per
formed bv Dr. Inman, one of the most
skillful surgeons in San Francisco,
assisted bv Dr. Stone. The knee cap
was brought together and wired, and
it is believed the knee will bo re
stored to its usefulness. The opera
tion was performed at St. Luke's hos
pitul, where Mrs. Colvig still remains.
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There is Onty Onm
"Bromo Quinlnm"
That is
Laxative Bromo Quinine
USED THE WORLD OVER TO OUftE A COLD IN QUE DAY.
Always remember tbo full name, Look
for this signaturo on every box, 25o,
PQf
yrvi4
Ordor at
Mill
T. B. BROWN, Prop.
New Year's Cards
Calendars
Diaries.
All the week
Medford
Book Store
Wo have for Halo hoiiio Ion-aura trads aurosu tlio
road from (ho Stnto Mxpcrimuiit Station ruuonlly lo
cated between Phoenix and Talent. The Boil is suit
able for fruit, alfalfa or garden. AVoll water in quan
tity jMffU'iont for irrigation can be had at 20 to 20
feet (wo have a well on an adjoining tract which sup
plies 200 gallons per niinulo). Thoprico is $1100 to
$350 per acre, and wo can make very easy terms.
W. T. YORK & CO.
Mail Tribimo Block
Clean Sweep Sale
-AT
THREE BIG DAYS
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
Dec. 28th, 29th and 30th
MANN'S
CENTRAL AVENUE NEAR POSTOPFIOE
End tho Old Yoar Right by
attonding this, tho last salo of
1911. MONEY SAVED IS
MONEY MADE
OUt STOCK MUST BE SWEPT CLEAN
Of all Winter Merchandise to make room for new Spring Goods
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CLEAN SWEEP IN CLOAK DEPARTMENT
Suits and Coats at and Below Cost
$35.00 Suits $10.98
Two beautiful navy blue
broadcloth Suits, regular
price $35, Clean Sweep
price $10.98
$15.00 Suits $9.98
Six Serge and Broadcloth
Suits, good styles, well
worth $15, Clean Sweep
price $9.98
$25.00 Coats $12.48
Three "Winter Coats with
the new shawl collars, reg.
price $25, Clean Sweep
price $12.48
DRESS'GOODS AND SILKS
At Wondorf ul Low Prices
$12.50 Coats $6.98
Four heavy -Winter Coats
for women, good $12.50
values. Clean Sweep
price $6.98
ALL CHILDREN'S WINTER COATS AT LESS
THAN THE COST OP MAKING
PRINTS
Best quality. CIciui-Swcep
Sale price, a yard 5
TOWELS
All value Towels, big sixe,
18c quality, each 10
BED SPREADS
Large size Honey Comb
Bed spreads. Clean Sweep
sale, each 98
CREPE
Best Serpentine Crepe,
Clean Sweep Sale price, a
yard 18
SHEETS
72x90 Bleached Sheets.
Clean Sweep sale, ea. 48
500 yards All Silk Mcs-1
saline in all colors, 18
inches wide, a splendid
75c grade. Clean Sweep
sale, a yard 48q
1000 yards new Plaids
and all wool serges in the
now shades. Clean Sweep
price, yard
49
NECKWEAR
Jabots, Collars Bows, in
all styles up to $1 values,
each 25
UNION SUITS
For Women, good heavy
75c grade. Clea'n Sweep
price, a suit
59
OIL CLOTH
Best quality in colors only.
Clean Sweep prico, yd, 19c
BAGS
Women's leather Hand
Bags, $1 values, each G9
CORSETS
Women's Lace "Front Cor
sets, $1 quality. Sale
price 59
PETTICOATS
Made of good satine,
worth $1.50. Salo
price 98
GINGHAM
Good quality for aprons.
Clean Sweep price, yd..6
PILLOW SLIPS
42 and 45 inch Bleached
Pillow Slips. Clean Sweep
price 12V&9
HAIR NETS
Good grade with and with
out rubber. Clean Sweep
salo, each 4$
HANDKERCHIEFS
Womon's plain and fancy
Handkerchiefs, 5c quality,
salo price, each 3i
GLOVES
Women's and Children's
Golf Gloves. Sale prico, a
pair 25
500 yards 23 inch Silk
Mcssalino in all shades, a
good $1 grade. Clean
Sweep price, yard 69
58 inch heavy Cloakings
in the newest patterns,
sold all season at $2.50.
Clean Sweep, yard..$1.98
PETTICOATS
.Made of all silk Mossaline,
$5 values $2.98
OUTING
Flannel, good 10c grade.
Clean Sweep price, yd, 8
KIMONA
.Flannel iii all new pat
terns. Clean Sweep prico,
a yard 17
SHEETING
30 inch Unbleached Sheet
ing, good 8c grade. Clean
Swoop sale, a yard G
UNDERWEAR
Women's and Children's
Heavy Fleeced Vests and
Pants, special, each ...29
SWEATERS
Big reductions on all
grades. Very special val
ues at, each $1.98