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MEDFORD MAIL TRTBXTNB, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, MAROIT ,19, lflt2.
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Cattle rustlers nro sniil ' lie enus-
inp more trouble on the Applepute.
Critir.onH mnv nnin tnko tlu Inw
into their own linntK
February 5 n vigilance committee,
after nnvoral weeks' secret work, fix
cd tho crime or the kllllnc and ekln
nliiK of several beeves upon Dave
Hutfmati nnd Jasper Nealy of that
section, nnd ordered them out of tbu
country. This they thought was tho
end of tho affair, and those that had
prevented a lynching at tho time that
the two men wero caught at their
dastardly work for some time con
gratulated themselves that no blood
unit been shed. However, within tho
last few weeks tho cattle herds have
again been depleted and no trace has
boon left of them. Tho vigilance
committee that was Instrumental In
running tho thieves out of tho county
are again scouring tho country for
evidence and state that they now
have several suspects under surveil
lance. SAN DIEGO WARS
ON THE I. W. W'S
SAX DIEGO, Cnl., March 18.--Plnns
are under way here today for
the organization of tv vigilantes com
mittee which propos.es to aid the po
lice in clearing the city of 1. W. W.'s
wlio Imve been flnckinjrMiere to make
a free speech fight. Merchants anil
citizens have pledged to take n hand
in the fight. The commit toe propo.se
In whisk ,1 number of the "agitator"
nut of town in automobile, nnd to
guard (he ciK' limits to prevent oth
ers from coming here.
BEIS TETRAZZINI
SHE CAN SING BEST
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal., March 18.
"I, Madamo Chambellan, will bet
you, Madame Tetrazzlnl, $1000 that I
am a better singer than you are, the
press of San Francisco and such
musical critics as may be agreed
upon between us to be Judges of the
contest."
All San Francisco Is eagerly wait
ing Madamo Tetrazzlnl's reply to this
challenge. It is generally expected
that Tetrazzlnl will accept, as her
press agent says, "Tho diva Is a
woman of spirit."
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
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Rev. Boyle, pastor of the Christian
church, addressed the high school
students Monday morning on the sub
ject, "The Study of Your Face." His
remarks wero to tho effect that tho
face acts as a sort of reflector for
the Innor being; that the Impressions
carried to tho brain by the special
senses are clearly mirrored in tho ex
pression o the ace.
Miss Gage, field worker for tho Y.
W. C. A., gave the high school a very
Interesting talk Wednesday morning
on the "American Girt." The gist of
Miss Gage's talk was that the Ameri
can girl of all girls Is the most capa
hlo of adapting herself to most any
typo of environment.
A string quartet made up of Miss
Altken, Dr. Marlon, P. P. Marion and
Professor Root entertained tho stu
dents most oxccllently Friday morn
ing. This Is ono of tho best musical
numbers it has been our pleasure to
listen to this year.
Friday, March 21, closes tho first
half of tho second semester. The
week following will bo tho week of
spring vacation.
Thursday and Friday, March 20
and 21. aro tho days for which tho
third quarterly examination Is sched
uled. Tho first, second and third grades
of tho Washington school gavo an en
tortalnmcut at tho high school build
ing Friday night. Tho proceeds nro
to go toward tho purchase, of n Vlc
trola lor tho Washington building.
NIFTY ST. PATRICK'S
WINDOW AT McBRIDE'S
Ono of tho neat window displays
In huuor of St, Patrick's day is In
Mollrido'H confectionery. They dis
play ljomo-madp French creams
dipped In chocolate and mado In tho
shapo of Irish potatoes, also bonbons
and other candles In tho color ap
propriate to tho occasion, It Is cer
tainly a nifty window and iliowa tho
enfornrluo of that popular confec
tionery. Thoy bollevu "nothing Is
too, good fop alio Irish," as well as
all other pooplo,
CATTLE
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HANDLES A PLOW
Phil Metchan. Jr., earned .f 10 hon
est money Inst week. Ho did it by
the sweat of Iin brow. And hi state
ment bears several elements of fact,
for he has produced n cheek to prove
his rank statement.
Mr. Metchan has for nearly a
month been in southern Oregon on a
vacation. It was while sojourning
hero that a morbid desire to work
eame over the hotel manager and he
went and applied for a job plowing
The farmer looked the applicant over
and finally decided to employ him.
The hotel man went to work the next
morning and earned six-bits, or n
dollar, or whatever they pay out
there, a day. When he had earned
flO he quit. He ays he would have
continued to labor and to wait, but
that after he had put in enough labor
to add the $10 to his Mipply oT readv
collateral a cold snap came alene: nnd
froze the pump and the water trotujli
and he couldn't take his regular mor
ning uold-water bath. Then he quit.
He says he won't work anywhere if
ho is cut off wrom his cold water
plunge.
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CENTRAL POINT ITEMS.
Miss Bessie Randall spent the
week end with her sister, Mrs.
Whipple, of Woodvllle.
Mrs. Myrtle Denton, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.
L. Love, returned to her home in
Klamath Falls Friday morning.
Dr. Loughridgo of Grants Pass
spent Friday evening at the bedside
of Mrs. J. II. Gay, who Is-s'ufforlng
with nervous prostration.
Miss Mclntyre, one of tho popular
teachers of the Central Point public
school, spent the week end with par
ents at Ashland.
Miss Norwood, Miss Herring, Miss
Huiller, Mrs. S. Simpklns. Mr. Har
per, J. W. Myers, A. J. Dunlap, C. S.
Sanderson, Jack Aiklns, N. Jerry, S.
A. Pattlson, R. E. Murray were
among the Central Point people wbo
spent Friday In Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Cummlngs of Med
ford wero the guests of Miss Mary
A. Meo and Mrs. Emma Bebb Thurs
day evening.
Rev. Aldrich will hold a series of
evangelistic services at tho Method
ist Episcopal church beginning March
17 and continuing to April 7, 1912.
Rew Aldrich will be assisted by Rev.
R. E. Dunlap. Rev. E. O. Eldrldge,
Rev. L. C. Poor and Rev. E. C.
Richards. Every one is cordially in
vited to attend.
J. E. Olson of Medford mado a
business call here Wednesday eve
ning. Tho city council met Wednesday
evening and canvassed tho vote cast
at the annual city election held last
Monday, and found parties elected
as published previously.
Dennis Green left for San Fran
cisco Thursday morning, looking up
a location.
Rev. W. F. Shields, Mr. Trelchler
and Mr. English of Medford spent
Thursday here.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heff of Seven
Oaks, William Norvile of Jackson
ville and G. F. Wilson of Dudley
spent Thursday afternoon here.
W. W. Scott. J. L. Cllno, T. J.
Kelsoe, C. S. Sanderson, Thomas D.
Ross, Mrs, J, O. Isaacson, Mrs. Den
nis Green, Mrs. R. II. Paxton, Mrs.
R. M. Whiteside, Mrs. E. G. White
side, Mr. Lane, Mr. Upton, William
Chambers wero among tho Central
Point people who spent Thursday in
Medford.
TELLS ON THE KIDNEYS
.Medford People Have Found This to
Ho True.
Tho strain of overwork tolls on
tho weakened kidneys more quickly
than on any other organ of tho body.
Tho hurry and worry of business men
the heavy lifting and stooping of
workmen, the women's household
cares, tend to wear, weaken and In
jure tho kidneys until they can no
longer filter tho poison from tho
blood and tho whole body suffers
from tho wasto matter that accumu
lates. Tho weakened Iclduoys meed
quick assistance. Doau's Kidney
Pills nro prepared especially for sick,
n'eakeiu'd kidneys; tired, worn-out
backs have cured thousands of such
cases. Convincing proof in n Med
ford citizen's statement.
Mrs. Graco Skceters, G W. Jackson
St., Medford, Ore., says: "I can rcc
ommond Doau's Kidney Pills, pro
cured at Hasklns' drug store, for
pain and stiffness in tho back and
other symptoms of kidney troublo,
This remedy relieved mo when I
used it and I have boon well over
slnco,"
For oalo by all dealors. Prlco CO
cents. Fostor-Milburii Co,, Buffalo,
Now York, solo agents for tho United
States.
HemOmbor tho panio Doan'a
and take no other,
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TEDDY, JR.. HAS
NARROW ESCAPE
HILLSIIOIIO. Cal., March 18.
Friends of Theodore Roosevelt, dr.,
son of the ox-president, are eongrut
ulaling him on hi escape from suf
focation in a fire at the home of
Charles Clink, mii of the Montuun
senator.
limwevolL with his wife, and n
number of the ocial elect of llill
boro were n.sNtini in fighting th"
flames, when Hoosevelt climbed to
the roof and stumbled into an attic
where he was almost overcome by
smoke, when resetted by firemen.
PRESIDENT SCORES PRIMARY
Continued from Page One.
of the past believe thnt. next to the
right ot liberty, the institution of
private property is the greatest up-
lifter of men wo have ever had.
President Tat't commented iivn
the fact that the Massachusetts leg
islature had missed a presidenti'il
primary law, declaring he was sure
it would bo surrounded with proper
safeguard, lie recited an inMnnce
where a "western governor" in urg
ing the legislature" to violate a consti
tutional provision to put a certain
law in operation declared, "whatever
is- right is constitutional." He said
of this: "It is iuipos-ihle to escape
the meaning of this, which is that the
plain construction of the constitution
is to be perverted because the people
nt present prefer not to be subject
to the provisions contained in n con
stitution lawfully adopted. "It is
not true that whatever is right is con
stitutional unless the declaration of
right is contained in the constitution
Important Letter to
All Who Suffer
"I suffered from indigestion for a
long time. Last May I almost died.
The doctor told me it was acute In
digestion and I could not be cured.
Since that time I havo suffered very
much, as some days everything I ate
even light food, as soft boiled eggs,
would distress me. I lost fifteen
pounds. Sometimes I felt that I
could not llvo another day. A
month ago I got a box of MI-O-NA
tablets. Ileforo I had used them n
week I was better. 1 havo used two
boxes and I feel as well as I ever
did, Eunice A. Peters, Jackson, Ga.
Use MI-O-NA stomach tablets for
quick relief from sour stomach, heav
iness, heartburn, belching of gas and
distress after eating. They aro guar
anteed. Large box r0 cents at Chas.
Strang's and drugglstH everywhere.
Mil. INVESTOR
Wntch this space. It will iay you,
for on Frlilaj, March 22, I Mill offer
one of the liest buys of the m-usoii.
OWNER.
The National League
Has Officially Adopted
for Twenty Years More
TUB
SPALDING National League"
Cork Center Ball
SI. 25 EACH
When you pay to see a game of Base
Ball, you want an interesting game, and
at near like a World Series game as
possible. The best game is played with
a Spalding Cork Center "Official Nati
onal League" Ball, the official ball of the
World Series. Cork Center balls are
used in all World Series and will be for
Twenty Years more.
Cop? efSpaliHogCauiozuc free on requtit
to nojr ddre.
Btnd for itrnplct of Hue Bait Materia 1 1
for Uniforms. Free.
A. a. SPALDINO & BROS.
158 GEARY STREET SAN FRANCISCO
Easter
Booklets
It will soon be Easter
time and our line is
most complete
Medford
Benson's
Bargains
Wo wish to impress you with tho fact that wo aro
Exchange Headquarters
What havo you got, and what, do you want? Through us
you can exchange what you have for what you want.
Will exchange $8000 equity in Medford business lots for
clear property.
JM acres near Koswell, New Mexico, in alfalfa and apples.
Price $G0OO; want pear or garden land.
25 lots on and near West tlaekson st., Medford. Price,
.$7500; will exchange for income city property or acre
age
1 1.") acres within 1 ' miles of Woodvillo, S. P. Ry. runs
through tract, 21f or -10 acres fine alfalfa land, !M mile
river front. Price .;2f0. Homestead relinquishment
near this place can he purchased at a reasonable figure.
1-rooiu house, large lot, water, 1(50 hearing grapes, chick
en house, good garden, stra wherries. Price $M00 cash.
100 acres within -l miles of Medford, good suhdivision
proposition; get details at office. Price $125 per acre,
terms.
10 acres in Lake county, Ore. Price $1200; will exchange
for auto or Medford lot.
o-acre garden tract near citv limits; good soil, house and
harm Price 1"00. $1000 will handle.
29 acres 2i miles south of city, 12 acres in orchard mostly
S veal's old. Price $275 per acre. Terms; might ex
change. $100 down and $2o monthlv huvs -l-room house on Court
St. Price $2000.
$25,000 business property, income payer, in Medford; will
exchange for ranch.
IG0 acres level land 1( miles north of Medford, nearly all
tillable. Price $50 per acre; will exchange, for Medford
city property, Seattle or Portland.
120 acres 17 miles N. W. of Medford, sonic improvements.
Price $3500; will exchange for Medford property or will
sell on very, easy terms. Relinquishment on 1(50 acres
nearly adjoining can he purchased.
Some 20 acre tracts near Eagle Point for sale or exchange
at attractive prices.
Several 10 acre tracts nearly adjoining city of Medford at
attractive prices.
5-acre tract suitable for chicken ranch within 3 blocks of
city limits. Price $2900, $1000 down, balance in 3 years
or will take one half value in other property.
1-room furnished house and about 1 1-4 acres ground;
barn, chicken house, paved street, water and sewer, all
kinds of fruit and berries on the place. Price $1500.
12-aere tract inside Medford city limits, 10 acres in 18-year-old
fruit trees, splendid subdivision proposition;
will plat 60 lots. Price $20,000; $0000 will handle, or
will trade for Medford income.
2-room new house, large lot, sewer and water; nothing
down, $15 monthlv buvs this. Price $550.
20 acres 2'j miles S. W. of Medford, all in cultivation.
Price $0300, $1300 will handle'; consider" exchange for
city property.
Will exchange real estate for automobile.
List your alfalfa land with us. We have inquiries.
CALIFORNIA ALFALFA LAND
Do von want alfalfa, dairy or fruit land in the irrigated
Tiirloek-Delhi district of California? We can sell you
20 new r-aets or more at $125 per acre, as low as 10
per cent down accepted. We are exclusive agents in
this district for these lands. If you are interested we
will be pleased to give you further information on re
quest. 80 and 300 aero tracts; alfalfa and' apple land; 175 miles
from Los Angeles, in San Bernardino Co., $05 por aero,
one quarter cash handles, balance very easy terms;
might consider Medford city property as part payment.
(259)
HOMESTEAD RELINQUISHMENT 80 acres within 5
miles of Medford, 5 acres cleared. About 00 acres till
able land when cleared; small house, spring. Price $500.
Act quick on this. (250)
Furnished and unfurnished houses for rent.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
We have some very attractive ones, large and small, rep
resenting different lines of business in Medford and
elsewhere. As these matters aro somewhat confiden
tial, we do not answer phone inquiries. Ask for per
sonal interview.
Benson Investment Company
Real Estate, Mines
QOJtNER OF MAJJtf AND FIR
PJiones ; Bell, 7001 ; Home, 234-L
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ii Ladies, No
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;: They cost no more. See our line and learn our price. ::
;: 1500 fabrics, tho newest, nobbiest, snappiest products ::
:: for the season. Come and
:: come, call us up and we
We make men's suits,
Berlin Ladies' Tailoring Co.
Control Point, Oro.
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A HOME, OR MERELY.A RENTED HOUSE
WHICH?
do you llvo In? Pay rent to un ami movo Into a homo of your
own. A little niHli down, and tlio Imlunrn Jmt like rent. See tin
to ilny,
HUNTLEY & MacCLATCHIE
401 M. P. & 11. Pldg.
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Medford Concrete
Miuiufiwturi'rn of
canzrtl Cement Sewer l'lw uml Cemeat llnxlii Tllo
DcnliTrt In
Wnfctiftl Smut, Ornwl mill Criihe ltx5c
One our waahed mntorlul for your ennereto work, you aavo coinont
nnd faulty coimtrticllou
Drain your land with cement tllo. It'a otronReit and oyorlaatlnK.
Offlce: Factery:
X KrultKrowora flirr OUIt I'ltlCKH North lllveraldo Aro.
Hank Dldj;. I'hono Connoctlona
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American Electric Irons
Tho Iron which han tho ImnrovemonU of all otherii embodied In
one.
Wo havo Just received a largo alilnment of thc lrona and
4 Invito you to look them over huforo buying.
Southern Oregon Electrical & Heating Co.
PLEASURE CARS
CIIAIiMKIlS, rOlMMIAItTIXJItl), I'ISKUIiKSH, IIUPMOIIILB
COMMERCIAL
rKKUIiKSS, CHAHi; ItHMANC'i: (IVom H ton to 10 totw)
THE VALLEY AUTO CO.
Fineat Kqutpiwd GantRo In Southern Oregon
First
National Bank
OF-.
MEDFORD, OREGON
CAPITAL STOCK $100,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits $65,000.00
United States and Postal Savings Depository
Wo solicit your business, which will recoivo our
careful attention.
P. K. DISUKIb PltHSIDKNT
OIUUB OHAWrOUI),
Nearly a quartor of a contury undor tho samo
mauagoment
the
Jackson County Bank
Medford, Oregon
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' It has succeeded because of
Soundness of principle
Economy of management
.Safety of investment
Courteous and liboral treatment
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $175,000.00
; W. I. Vawter, President G. R. Liudloy, Vice Prea.
---.-- 0, W. McDonald, Cannier
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Reason Why ii
see them now. If you can't ::
will come.
too, $18 and up.
(Construction Co.
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M. L. ALFOIID. OABIUKU
ASSISTANT CAHUIKII