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.NAB SUSPECT FOR BANK ROBBERY
UBW YORK, .Inn. II. -ClmrRpl
with the larceny of .'-.")8,000 fmra
tlu ItrmiHi of Hit Bnnk of Montreal
HI Now Westiniiiitcr, H. C, which
wiis dynuimtod Septcmhisr 1 i, John
MrXninnm of Sun Krnni'Noo, known
to ilcloi'tivps throughout flip I'ountr.v
ns "Australian Muck," is in jml hero
today, hnvintr hoou arrested by cen
tral office deteetivc.
When penrehed the detectives found
$1100 in McNnnmrn's nlothos, and to
day thev arc IiondiiiK their enorpios
l locate $2-10,000 more which they
bolice ho has secreted somewhere
in New York.
l.OS ANOKl.KS, Cnl., .Ian. 0.
Suspected of hivinr hecu concerned
in teh lliett or .rJ."S,U00 from the
Hank of Montreal branch at Xew
Westminster, H. C, on Sejiteinher 1 1,
Charles Hoffman. who-c real name,
the police say, H (.'luules Dean, is
under arrest here today awnitinjj tho
action of the Canadian authorities.
Aoconlinir to tho local auency of
the Pinkcrtons, Hoffman has been
trailed from Canada to .Mexico and
from Xew York to los Auolo sitice
thu Now Westminster nihliory. lie
w8 arretted, they Hnt, onlv aftrr
the nmassinw of Mifficieiit evidence- ia
Canada.
IS
OVER 10 COURT
K. C. Olover, who was arretted
Monday morning charged with assault
upon tho poivon of Chris Nalwick and
Peter Swiler, had a hearing before
Judo Flynn 0. Taylor, Tuesday aft
ernoon, and nfter nearly the entire
afternoon had been consumed in tak
ing testimony Olover was bound over
to the grand jury with bonds placed
at $500.
WILLIAM LORD JR. SUED
BREACHOFPROmiSE
ABSOLUTE DAN PLACED
ON HAWAIIAN FRUITS
SAl'KAMKXTO. Cab, .Inn. t.
. Throuuh publication of the tact that
(the state hoard of control had kniiiI
ed to Professor A. .1. Cook of tho
state horticultural commission $S,"i00
to maintain a quarantine against the
Mediterranean fly plague of Hawaii,
it was loam today that for eight
months past an absolute ban has ex
isted in California against all Hawaii
an products. Not only has not a sin
gle pound of Hawaiian fruit come to
San Francisco or other wrts of the
state, but tho steamers plying between
California and Hawaii have been
forced to refuse to buy a pound of
Hawaiian products of any sort, and
have been outfitting entirely in San
Fntnoinpo for the romid triv. Kvcn
the baggage of passengers has been
rigidly inspected.
The latest "war appropriation'' U
designed to make the embargo on
Hawaiian products absolute until
such time as the danger to Califor
nia's horticultural products shall have
SALEM. Ore., Jan. .- A sensa
tional suit was begun hero till- morn
ing bv Lillian Smith, n former ShIwii
girl now in Portland, when she filed
a breach of promise suit against Wil
liam Lord. dr.. a prominent attorney
and son of ex-Governor Lord of Ore-
ion. She brings suit for ?2.",000.
WOULD PROTECT HORSES
AT FRENCH BULLFIGHTS
4PAKIS, Jan. 9. Vigorous pro
test against tho killing of horses tn
tho tO or more annual bullfights
held In France is being made by the
French League for the Protection of
Horses. The loagtio is seeking en
forcement of tho Grammont law,
which demands that horses bo pro
tected against tho bulls horns by an
armor covering.
Five Children Burn.
MOTLEY, Minn., Jan. 9. Five
children of Irving Carlisle, who-e
ages ranged from '2 to 14 years, were
burned to death in theity home hero
today. Carlisle was badly burugd in
nn nttempt to savo his children. Irs.
Carlisle is crazed from grief, and her
condition is critical.
SEVERAL INJURED WHEN
TRAIN HITS SWITCH ENGINE
passed.
UNIONISTS DRILL TO
DEFEAT HOME RULE
HKLFAST, lrolnutt, Jan. It. At a
secret meeting of uutoulstH today
drill miiHtors woro appointed to pro
pare Irish volunteers to resist tho
imposition of home rule on tho coun
try by force of nrms. Appeals woro
sent to 4 .'too Orange lodges urging I
tho members to hold themselves in
readiness for armed teslstanco in
enso their services are needed.
WANT TOURISTS TO
CONTINUE TO COME
PAttlS, Jan. !- The Seo Amor
lea first" movement tn tho United
States is causing grave- alarm
throughout Kurope nail Calls. In
particular. Is a-worrled over tho
probable loss of rich American tour
ists' patronagu.
EIUE, Pa., Jan. 9. Several per-
tnnc nnnor!lni in ronnrJ c rorolvnil
hero, wore injured near bunklrk. jf.iton,Bht
Y today, when tho onglno of tho
Knickerbocker special, running from
St. Louis to Boston on tho Lake
Sboro road, crashed into a switch
engine.
Pressmen Locked Out.
SAN KUANCISCO. CaL, Jan. .
One hundred members of tho press
men's assistants' union are locked
out of tho 24 shops of the Franklin
Printers association here today as a
result of tho refusal by nlno press
feeders in the Mysoll llolllns and tho
t'nion Lithographic company's shops
to work while the wages of flvo of
their number nro under tho union
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dispute is $4.50. Tho scale is 16 4
Steamer Straiuletl.
PUOVINCKTOWN Mawf., Jan. P.
Pound from Weymouth, Mass., to
N'awport News, Va , tho New York
steamer Wllhclmltm stranded today
during n heavy storm one mllo oft
tho mouth of Pamet river, In Cape
Cod bay.
FLEET NOT TO START FOR
COAST FOR SOME TIME
AIAKK KSLANl), Cnl., dan. t, -
Couiileiinnuding orders that tho Pa
cific fleet icturn to the Pacific coiihI
this week, new aider urc today on
file at tho niival sttuiou here, in
structing lite cruisers to remain lit
Honolulu mid seudiug ,1000 immumN of
supplies from San Francisco to (hum.
Admiral's Son Wants Divorce.
WASHINGTON, 1). C. Jan. U,
Hear Admiral 1 1 Idiom's sou Philip
has entered suit today for absolute
dlvorco from his wife, naming Hor
aco Wyllo as co.rospoudout.
lug city warrnntn Iwiuoil against tho Wttrrnnl No. !l( on hilnrnl No. H
following finuls:
Warrant No. 00, uu water main
linproveniciit fund No -'.
Wiunint No. SIR, nn water main
linprovciuent fund No. 3.
iiowor district No. 6.
Interest on the mtuiu will counn
after tho ahovo dnto,
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am City TrouHiiror.
CITY TUHASVHKIt'S NOTICK.
Office of tho City Tieasuior, Med
ford, Oregon, Jan. Uth, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that thorn
are funds on hand In tho city treas
ury for the redemption of oittstaud-
Vicar General Dead.
MJMJQUA. Iowa. Jan. !. Mon-
slgnor Hogor Itynn. aged 75, vicar
general of the Catholic areh-dlocese
of Dubuque, died heie today from
injuries received in falling on an Icol
pavement several wctks ago.
PLUMBING
BTKAM AND HOT WATKH
It IC ATI NO
All Work Guarantee
Pricea Ueaoabli
B5 Honnrtl Illork, Katrsac
On Oth Htrcvt.
Coffeen & Price
Pacific 8031 Horn SID
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ttss&se A (Mull I inn s1- Z
rents an hour. The printing trades: J
council takes action on tho lockout's
A Distributing Point f
at Medford
D0UKH0B0RS TO LOCATE
IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Duke to Visit Us.
OTTAWA, Ont., Jan. 9. Tho
duko of Connaught, governor gen
eral of Canada and his wife may soon
visit tho United States. It Is de
clared hero today that tho British
and Dominion governments have ex
changed on the proposed visit.
Martial Law Proclaimed.
HELSINGSFOR, Jan. 9. Procla
mation of martial law and banish
ment of all persons suspected of as
saults on soldiers in Yiborg is threat
ened by tho military commander as
a result of tho attacks ho declares
llavo beon made upon his men there.
Expect Balkan Revolt.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan. 0.
With tho Uulgarlan and Macedonian
revolutionary committees determined
to obtain tho autonomy of Macedonia,
a general revolt in tho Balkans is
expected.
LOS ANGELES. CaL Jan. 0.
Twelve thousand Doukhobors, follow
ers of the teachings of Tolstoi, nre
coming to southern California to form
an immense colony. They will leave
their present homes in Saskatchewan,
Canada, within the next few weeks
and begin their southern pilgrimage,
nocordins to A. P. Cherbak, their
agent here.
Family
Hair Dressing
Benefits the Huh of Men, Women
iiud Children
Get a bottle of delightful, refresh
ing PARISIAN SAGE madam, and
have everyody in tho houso tiso it
regularly. It's flno for children as
well as grown tins and Chas. Strang
guarantees PARISIAN SAGE to drlvo
away dandruff, stop falling hair or
itching scalp, or money back. Large
bottle GO cents.
"I think PARISIAN SAGE Is good
as a hair grower. It is cood to rid
tho hair of dandruff and stop the
hair from failing out. It is a beau
tifier as well as a scalp cloanor. I
Intend to keep It in tho house. I
know it helped my head." Hannah
Harkness, Marshnlltown, Iowa.
By the apMiiutiug of B. ,1. Palmer
ns factory distributor for the Se
bpld piano factory at Elgin. III., Med-foYd-will
be made a distributing oint
for a large territory, and Medford will
thereby control a large share of the
entire piano business of Southern
Oregon, as the Seyhold pianos and
player pianos arc fast' coming into
prominence as Oregon's favorite in
struments. Always placing their artistic Hue
of pianos and playors. with the best
known and best rated business mon
and manufacturing a piano of hish
grade has caused tho Soybold factory
to more than double the output with
in the last two vcars.
The fuel that Medford was chosen
as the city affording the best advan
tages, situated as it is about half way
hotwecn San Francisco and Portland,
in the heart of the best fruit and tim
ber districts in the entire west, is a
compliment to this eity, and the fact
that II. J. Palmer of Palmer Piano
Place reeoived the npxiutinout as
factory distributor shows (hat the
Soybold piano factory has ehospn us
well in the man to represent them 'is
they have in their location to distrib
ute from.
A bountiful group of the long-lasting,
sweet sounding Seyhold pianos
nre now on display at Palmer Piano
place, who invites you to call in and
hear some good music. Corner North
Central mid Sixth htreet, near post
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A Full Line of
Peerless Lamps!
All giMmntccd. Now is ;
the time to got your house !l
wired. Good light ndds to
iitu eouiiort or. wiinci
months.
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;M11ATIPHAW?CD
It's the Name on the Movement that Counts
BUYINO a watch hy the case io like buying a book
by the cover. I3ook or watch, it h the inside that
counts. In buying a watch give first consideration
to the movement. If you want the best movement for
your money choose from our assortment of
WALTHAM WATCHES .
We have Wal'ham Watches in all grades at a wide rangeof prices each watch
the best value possible at its respective price. And wc cm suit you with a
watch case plain or fancy, solid or gold tilled.
"If t Time You Owned a WaUham."
Wjlikim Witchtt re t moil i!rpnilaUe of imr-plf t. Tht
'.V. ioiinl bm. It you wm i mike your waich
a life locitmcnt let ui tell yuu a.i ajjuncl Va!thw.
MARTIN J. REDDY
JEWELER
Near Postoffice
Med lord
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OF COURSE! I
There was pressing need uf a good reliable homo
piano thai eould he Hold at a priee within (he reae.h
of the common people. .Seyhold Piano Company
originated and produced that piano in tiie mnnufae
hire of tho instrument hearing their name, "Sey
hold," but (he price would still he too high for the
average piano buyer unless a way be found to dis
tribute the' pianos direct from factory to Home, ami
thereby save each customer the jobber's and agents'
big profits. This marketing
PROBLEM PALMER PLAINLY
solved by accepting the appointment of factory Dis
tributor for the western territory from the Soybold
piano factory.
PALMER'S PIANO PURCHASING PLAN
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enables you to receive your piano direct from tho
Factory as one of a carload lot, thus Saving you tho
local freight, which is much higher on a single piano
than in carload shipments.
PALMER PROVIDES PART
Time Payments, so you may have tho uso of the
instrument while you are paying for it.
PALMER PLAN PLEASES PEOPLE
who demand a dollar's worth of piano for a dollar
because he saves them the San Francisco jobber's
profit, tho Portland dealer's profit and thu agent's
big commission.
The, supremo efforts of the Seyhold Piano factory
to make the piano bearing their name a piano that
would
PLEASE PARTICULAR PEOPLE
is the main reason tluit the Seyhold is today tho most
talked of piano being sold. And people are saying
good things about it, too, but please don't opel to
hear of the good qualities of the Solbold piano from
people who are interested in having you buy pianos
of another make. AVc are factory distributors from
maker to user, from factory to home, at the store of
PALMER PIANO PLACE
and we invite you to call and investigate our Piano
Purchasing Plan, a magnificent display of pianos.
At Culhberl's old stand, near Postoffice.
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Meeker's Red Hot January Bargains
THAT BID YOU HURRY
NEARLY ALL OF THE VERY SPECIAL VALUES WE ARE OFFERING IN OUR JANUARY BARGAIN LIST ARE IN SMALL LOTS. AS A RULE, THE SMALLER
THE LOT THE GREATER THE BARGAINS, AS WE HAVE MARKED THEM AT PRICES TO CLEAR THEM QUICKLY. THEREFORE, LET US ADD EMPHASIS TO
OUR INVITATION THAT YOU VISIT THE STORE WHILE THE VARIETY OF OFFERINGS ARE LARGE AND YOUR CHOICE IS PRACTICALLY UNLIMITED
A FEW OF THE GRIPPING, SIZZLING, BUSINESS-IMPELLING BARGAINS THAT WE OFFER THE BALANCE OF THE WEEK, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,
7k FRIDAY AND SATURDAY:
REMNANTS CHEAP
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Iii lengths suitable for waists, skirts and children 'a dresses, sacrificed at great reductions, tf .j " Wtfp" : 'r 'fy 'it&Wsi
lOu Outing Remnants 6tf ioc Oinghams Itcinnanls 86 7f5c Woolen Dress Goods '....'. 40 ' ,,
joc JJiingaiow borims ; ,,y.j.aO' , f. tli:
5e. Calicoes Jcmnants 3
10c Muslins keinnants 69
15c Shirtings WemnariCs 89
I? k1llillllrill iill 4-It fity r AAlr t 1 I sx. i"t .....! l....11... .. 1 - . "1 t ..1 . i-1.,. .,.La.t...l .. !-. 'tllrtMk tin IllkH nil II ei l.wii l-vaM .
J.LUJ11U-111UU1. mi tuunu guuuo 1 nil in 1 iu o jaru lUJlglllS anil Olliy tOylltl Oil um xuiiuiaiil cuuni-ui-. aiiwi! rmm-n jviu iiul iimu lung.
$1.50 and $1 Lawn $h!rt Waists, 39c this week only. These Shirt Valsts are Just as uood styles prohahly the same styles that you will find In 'our sprlnn slock at hinder
Clirls' Zibline Tamashants, all colors, $1 values now 50 each .
- SEASONABLE FURS AT HALF PRICES
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$8.00 Jurs now ?4.00
A money-saving opportunity in Furs of absolutely reliable qualities.
$G.OO .'Furs now ?3.00
$3.50 Dili's now $1.75
MEEKER'S
Never before have yon had the chance to secure such harnalns as we are now offerinu in nearly every department. It Is a criminal larceny to your purse to pass this chanco.
.- fi". J&IC'l'But If Isn't Too Good to Be True," It is an actual, livlnjj reality. Remember our new location, formerly the old Daniels Stand. .
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