Medford mail tribune., January 10, 1912, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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FAST BOUTS AI
ATHLETIC CLUB
Schmidt Given Decision Over Wil
liams After Four Rounds of Clover
Work Substitute Tnkes Rufus
Williams' Place Johnson Clever.
An t'xlni I'tinl piovi'tl f lit uiniii'i'
in Kninldn 1'ilnii rilr' lumln hi'iiiicii
In kIhvi-iiIiik nl tln Nut when Ni'hinlill
inn WilllntiiM, nut mi I In' irouriiin,
liilxod it for four ioiiiiiIh. Willlnm
hImiwciI wiuiili'iful iiiiiriivi'iiiiii in
form over nil pio iniiM vfToit, Kil
wimlrt'jiivit iIih titiUiiiii In Kcluiiiiil,
wlni iMirrli'il I In' niliiiij tliinnliiMil,
lull tlin ili'i'Uinii ilhl mil iiii'i'l the iii
iiiivii nt' llii' iTiinil.
Ttiii nvi'iil .Incl; .IdliiiHuii vh.
it hiiliHtitnli' for Itul'iiM WillimiiH, who
xciit Wlll'll III Hut lllMt IIIOIIK'Ilt III' liml
HliiHil on it Illinium xii'l mill Htrniued
IiIm iiirviiH Ihn iiiiimI liitiM'tiii: In
llin lovorn nt' I lii'lioxiiiK Kiinic, hm (In
HiiliNtilntc, Hpiilor UiivIm, pit tti it
Hcii'iilillc iirittiini'iil wllli lh lijr I'lmin
pinn. The rntir niiiiiiM rcnlty iliil
nolliing hut hIiiiw JiiIiiihoii in Million
mill went fnrtlii-r to provo tint! tin1
lniKl;y litni'k U Ihn itiiikiwt itml iiiohI
Hkilirtil Hjilitnr In tli ln'iivy i'Iiihm tvr
to nlrlko Mi'ilfnnl.
AunthiT old liiuitl nl tin1 Kitiiii' !
.liu'k Ofcri'rfi'r, ulio t'imily lii-Mrd liiw
mini, .lui'k Willi. SVitln-r mini luul
ImilH'il fur tin' iv'iit, hut OvrnliT
fcr iliHi!n,vril nil KIiiiIh of form nml n
Hlmn tlitrtiro in now iivlnnM to m-c
liint in iii'lion uKniiiHt it ktiointcr mmi.
Tim "p'l'l" of MiMfnnl," 4m IHff,
liml mi tinny tiiin' of it with Jiiintw,
who oulwfihi'il him nhout 20 miiiihIm.
.Iiiiiikh wiiHti'd lii Htri'iitli HtmnpiiiK
on tlin floor nml HturtiiiK off it freight
tntiii iIkIiI tlint hi'lilom Inmli'il, while
Miff hliile-Nleppi'il itml invited him to
muiih on. The hunt wiimii'I very flint,
lint the ilt'i'Mon wiih elenrly lliffV
O'Hrien ninl Seixler, in the llrnt
lioiit. mixetl in it wild whirlwind of
blown' mid then Hepitrnted, Seiner
tiliiiinini; it fpritiiied thuinli. The d
nUloit vm jjlvtui to O'Mrien.
The liontrt were held ill the In rye
hull nl the Nut mid tin) liirtfent erowd
of the hi'iihon wiih in ntleiiditnee.
BRITISH COIl
STRIKELIKELY
Over Half Million Miners Vote In
Favor of Minimum Scalo and Walk
Out to Enforce Same Fuel Fam-
Ino Will Threaten England.
LONDON ,Jnn. 10.- Voting liit
tliinnfiiioiiHly in fnvor of the estitu
liHluucnt of a miiiiiiiniii viip miiIo in
Ilrilinlt eollierx, n strike, of til 1,000
miner on Mnreli 1 seenm inevilnhlu
today.
The miner tiro voting on thu inini
iniiiii wngu proHmition, mid if two
third fnvor the prootdtiuit, us M'i'iiih
likely, tlin men will walk out. Ak tlin
ininerH hit vu 10,000,000 in their
tri'itHitry, they n prepared for it
lone; light in uiihc their tK'ninniN tiro
not met.
The colliorieH at Cardiff already
liavo HUhpondi'il all domestie and
I'ommeriiiiil deliverien on aecoiinl of
Hut great dntitmul iiimle on their mip-
ply hy the ItritiHli iinvy. 'I ho Hitpply
of ttoiil now on hnnd will not Iiih(
KiikIuiiiI it month.
HIGH SCHOOL VS. NATS
BASKETBALL CONTEST
Tho high Hohool hnski'llmH team
will play thu Nat team at tho Nula
torinin Friday uvuiiing and tho game
in certain to ha it clone fought and
ii veiling- olio. The hcIioo! team lmn
heen piaclieing hard and there arc
cnongli men nut for tho loam lo make
each ('(indidato play for all thi'to Ih
in him to hold hln plaoe.
Kaell hide in llgiiring on a violory,
tlin dupportorH of tin Nat t'lainiing
longer prantiou mid mow oxpnrioneo
will win, and tho high hoIiooI mip
jiorttirK iilniming that nioro faithful
practice during tho IiihI week will
turn thu trick.
Burjilary Cnso to Jury.
KUItKKA, Cut.. Jim. II. Tho ciiho
ngiiiiiHt tho lluv. II. T. AdiiniH, rt'etor
of (ho Areata Kpihcopal church, who
lutH hi'on on trial hero for two wcokn
on ohitrgOH of lntrglary, wiih given lo
thu jury HiIh at'lcrnoon. Thu pica
of iiiHitiiity oiitoiud hy thu dofouHo
may nmult in thu jury auipiitliug tho
miniHtur,
rtlii Onrta tn o to li njr
Your ilrtiKRlMt will roruna money 1f
J'AZO 01NTMKNT falU to aura uny cas
of llcliluif, lJllml, HleoiUntr or l'rolrudlnt
I'IIdh In 8 lo 14 day. COo.
PHOENIX ELECTS
NW
OFFICIALS
Annunl Election Results In Selection
of A. H. Fisher ns Mayor and F.
E. Furry as City Recorder A.
Henrn Chosen Treasurer.
Tim city election lit I'hoi'iiix Tuen
day reMiilli'd an follew:
Mayor
A. II. KImIiup '. II
O. V. Aon 1
Henonler
V. I). Furry II
TreiiHiirer
A. Iloarii 'J.l
('oiiiinilmi'ii from Fiivt ward -
Ira Diiulop 'jr
.John Wright 21
Councilmi'ii Hecoiid waul
W.J. HeanMey "
J. F. I'ralt 21
II. F. Slmickiff ...'J0
Coiinellmen Third wnrd
K. Wilder '-Ml
It. II. Huston 2
lleenry Shufer :i.r
HAN KKANCIHCO. Mr. May l)
vlnn throw her uriiiH nliout CluirloH
ICiii'Iu'h neck during tlin crowded
houm on Market Htrcot mid klmo'il
It 1 in on thu mouth, both oyeit und
thu none. Ho protoHtcd. HIh wife
wiih with him,
GOLDS VANISH
Tho Keiiolldo )irnllil lleiueily for
Hi'iill)le I'eople.
After you hitvu iipmit your utomnch
with plltii. powdorH mid vllo nontrumii
mid Mill retain poHKOHidon or that
torrlhlii cold, do whnt thoiiHitniU of
Noimlldu peoilu are iIoIiik. Do thin:
Into it howl threu iiiiirtnrn full of
hollhiK water pour n ncnul tcunpoou
ful or HVOMi:i (pronouiico It High
o-tiie) rover head mid howl with n
towel mid hroathn for five mlniitoH
thu nouthliiK, lulling vapor that
nrliion.
Thon go to hod mid nwnko with n
clear head la thu morning. UYOMKI
doi'it not contain iipltim, cortilno or
any harmful drug. A hottlo of IIY
OMICI Inhnlnnt cohIh r.O renin at
Chan. Klrmig'H mid drugKlMtH every
whoru. (liinrnatoeil for catarrh,
iinthmn, croup mid catarrhal ilcnf-uuu.
THERE IS
STRENGTH AND SECURITY
In A Bank Whose Officers Have
No Speculative Tendencies
Such A Bank Is The
Medford National Bank
The President Don't Speculate
The Cashier Don't Speculate
The Directors Don't Speculate and
THE BANK WON'T SPECULATE
11(!S0ur!(!8 Nearly
MPMPAP-Prr'f-fjrP'M.ifiitir
Tri?g it htjpiisi'Oix.i mireiCTW M . u
A lull Line or :
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I Peerless Lamps jl
ah guaraiiteea. jnow is;
the time to got your houso !
wired. Good ligltE ndds to ! J
tho comfort o winter !
months. !
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North Grape Street. i
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$70 0,000.00
In Growth and Safety It lias
NO SUPERIOR
William U. Gore, President
John S. Orth, Cashier
Pre -Inventory Sale
Of Diamonds, Silverware,
Cut Glass, and Mesh Goods
CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SOUVENIR SPOONS, UMBR ELLAS, NOVELTIES AND OTHER ARTICLES
In order to reduce stock before inventory wo have ma de a big reduction in prices on strictly first-class goods.
Wo quote a few prices:
SILVERWARE
$W.r Sterling Silver Kour-pieee set,
Tea and coffee, now $85.00
P2 Tea and Coffee Set....:.$22.00
.17.50 Chocolate Set now..$20.00
FLAT WARE
$2:$ Set Knives mid Forks, pearl
handles, now $18.00
G Rogers and Community Knives
and Forks '.....$4.00
CARVING SETS
.$8 Curving Sets now $5.50
$(i Carving Sets now $4.00
CAKE BASKETS
$8.00 values now only $5.50
$7.fi() values now onlv $5.00
$0.00 values now only $4.00
$5.00 values now only $3.50
CUT GLASS
Lihby's, Hawk's and Hoar's Fa
mous Brands
$1(5.00 Water Sets for $12.00
$18.00 Water Sets for $14.00
$25.00 Fruit Dish for $18.00
$10.00 Fruit Dish for $6.50
TABLEWARE
JHI-pieee chest Holmes & Edwards'
Sterling Inlaid Tablowarc, for
mer price $34, now only $26.00
JlO-piece Sot, former price $25.00,
now $18.00
MESH BAGS
$50 Sterling Silver no...$35.00
$.17 Sterling Silver now $28.00
$25 Storling Silver now $18.00
$9 Sterling Silvor now $6.00
BREAD TRAYS
$20.00 Sterling Silver now $14.50
$G.50 Silver Plated $4.50
$3.75 Silver Plated $2.75
CLOCKS
$10.00 Mantel Clocks $6.50
$8.00 Mantel Clocks $5.00
$1.00 Alarm Clocks 60
RINGS
$10.00 Rings, sale price $7.50
$7.50 Kings, sale price $5.00
$(i.00 Rings, sale price $4.50
OTHER THINGS
This sale also includes Souvenir
Spoons, Stilt and Peppers, Napkin
Rings, Sterling Novelties, Lockets,
Chains and Emblem Goods at big
reductions.
SALE BEGINS JAN. 8th
ENDS JAN. 13 th
COME EARLY AND GET YOUR CHOICE iN"lMWOT
B. T. VAN DE CAR
PHIPPS BLDG.
MEDFORD, ORE.
REMOVAL NOTICE
On Jan. 1st
THE BUILDING SPECIALTIES CO.
Will remove their complete line of
Paints, Painters' Supplies & Wall Paper
TO 318 EAST MAIN ST.
Formerly occupied by the JL II. Jewett Pnint nnd Wall Pnper Store.
SECOND DOOR EAST OF KENTNERS
eha.
pijf
If uaafls
vSMmn km 1 4m 'wT
jRHPIfir
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HAPPY is the woman who is never
unprepared who can always lay a nice appetis
ing meal or light luncheon before any guest unexpected
or not. Her friends, praise her for her housewifely qual
ities and sho feels that delightful satisfaction which can
only come from hospitality perfectly done.
phe secret lies in having a
well chosen selection of canned
goods and table dainties always at hand.
Look over our stock the best of the kind in the town
and make a selection today. Then put your fear in the
cupboard for you will be prepared for any company
come when it may.
ALLEN GROCERY CO
8 6-4 0 S. CENTRAL ATE.
'V SUNSET
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"ROAD OF A THOUSAND WONDERS"
Portland to Los Ant'lt'S
$55
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