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PAGE EIGHT arTCDFOKD MAIL TRTBUN13, MEDFORD, 'QRMGON, FKMDAV, MAROH 'JO, 1012, -1 I STEAMERS TO BURN PETROLEUM SAN FKAXCISrO, Mmch :W--C'oiifinimlion lodny of tho halo of lle imipi'rtics of tho Palmer Union Oil cumpnny io the Imperial Koroiiru cor ponitiun of London for $10,000,000 U boliovcil (o mark llic (.Imiipiiijr of tlio Cnnurd and n ntnnlior of other lij; tnuis-Athuitio stontnMiip lint's from coal to oil lunm,.iuitl the usr of the California petroleum fields as n poneral fuel center for the foreign concerns. The Imporinl corporation was or ganized last your for the aprva pur pose of making the purchase, which comes after two years of nesjntia tions. The directors of the corpora, (ton include the names of the direc tors of many of the largest compan ies both in Knulmul and on the continent. ROOSEVELT EIGHT TUFT EIGHTEEN INDIANAPOLIS. Intl., March 29. With IS delegates from Indiana to tlu Chicago republican convention pledged to President Tnft, eight tor Colonel Roosevelt and two congres sional districts remaining to elect delogntes, National Committeeman Harry S. New today predicted tho nomination of President Tnft on tho first ballot. New stamped as absurd Colonel Roosevelt's Intimation that the Tatt following secured control of the In diana delegation by fraudulent Means and also expressed tho belief that Roosevelt would remain within tho ranks of the republican party regard less of the outcome of the Chicago convention. Educational Tonics Discussed ANN AHDOn, Mich., March 2. A largo number of school teachers and principals arc attending tho an nual meeting of the Michigan School masters' club, the general sessions of which were held today at University hall. Vocational training, the social center, and teachers' pensions wore the three leading subjects dealt with in the addresses and discussions. TAFT SUCCESS GIBBONS OPPOSED TO TESTS FOR MARRIAGES HALTI.MOUK, Md March 2!K Cardinal Gibbons has declared him self today as unalterably opposed to tho reuniting of medical tests for applicants for marriage- before tho ceremony can be performed. When nsked what he thought of tho edict Issued by Dean Walter T. Sumner of tno Protestant Kplscoual cathedral of Chicago, w hie 11 said that a physician's certificate of meutal and physical fitness would be required before any marriage was solemnized In that church, tho venerable cardinal re plied: "t am opposed to any such Idea. I am opposed to any such Inquisitorial methods." RECORD LIST OF SALKM, Ore., March 2l. With ISO caudldaten who have filed their declarations, the dose of time for tiling tonight will soo In the field the largest collection of candidates for state offices la tho history or Oregon. Tho voteis will select their fawirltcs at tho stale primaries April 19. On that day tiosldes voting for delegates to the national republican and democratic conventions, the elec tors will vote for a United States senator, representatives, for Judges, and will express their preference, for candidates for the presidency of tho I'ulted States. MINERS' WAGE BILL LONDON, March 21. -Wild cheer ing greeted the announcement of Premier Asqulth In the house of comnionn today that King Ucorgo had signed the minors' minimum wago bill, which became effective. Ilcporta from tho mining districts are that the minors are voting very slowly on tho referendum to end the coal war but that they probably will agree to tho government's plan. Founders' Drty at Gordon Institute 1IAUNKBVILLN, 0 March SO. Today's colouration of Foundurn' day at tlordon Institute was made notable by tho dedication (if tho now $10,000 athletic field and tho laying or tho cornerMlouo for tho new neadeinlt) building. Many alumni and other friends of the c.ollcgo attended tho celebration. White Slaver to Prison SAN FRANCISCO, March 29. Charles Celll. convicted as a white slaver for bringing a young girl nam ed Mary Kncz from Tonopah to Truckce, was sentenced by United States District Judgo Farrlngton to day to eighteen months In the peni tentiary at McNeill's Island and a fine of $100. The motion for a new trial was denied. CLAIMED RAIN SAN MATEO, Cal. Wrought up by talcs of tho recent tong wars Ah Sing fired a bullet at his shadow on a box car. He missed It by 20 feet and landed In jail. WASHINGTON, D. C, March 29. Taft headquarters here today pre dicted that withlu three weeks, pos sibly two, Taft will lvavo enough delegates pledged to Insure his nomi nation on the first ballot in tho na tional republican convention at Chi cago. The Taft forces claim to have 274 delegates already. 539 are neces sary to nominate. During the last week tho Taft men garnered 131 delegates and nest week they expect 40 more. Tho following week they expect to get tho remainder of the 539 necessary to nominate. The Taft campaign managers pre dict that the radical progressives of Nebraska will divide between Roose velt and La Follette and that Taft has a good chance to win there. Revolver Expert is Shot LOS ANOKLKS. Cal.. March 29. Dr Irwin Rbyce. editor of tho Pa cific Poultry Journal nnd secretary of the Los Angeles Revolver club, Is suffering today from a wound in the groin, caused by tho accidental dis charge of a ,22-callbre pistol. Royce Is 61 years of age. and is ono of the crack revolver shots of the Pacific coast. Indict Pastor tor Arson FORT WORTH. Tex.. March 29. Rev. J. Frank Norris, who re signed tho pastorate of tho First Haptist church of this city last night, was Indicted today on a charge of arson In connection with the burn ing of bis church the night of Febru ary 9. Pacific Phono 701 Home Phono 321 SATURDAY SPECIALS PRICED FOR SATURDAY ONLY S. mid W iirt. I 1 14, FRECKLES Sow Is the Time in Oct Hid of Tlieso I'Kly SkIs Tho soiuan with tender skin dreads March because It Is sure to DISSOLUTION NOTIOK. Tho partnership herotoforo exist ing between J. C. llarnes and Win. n v i,.- n,,.i in.n no th ft, i cover her face with ugly freckles w. .uu.,...; .. .,...... .... ...V. , name of Uarncs & Murphy has this No matter how thick her votl, tlio day been dissolved, March 27. 1912. '.March sun will surely make her 1 1 ROOK CANDY SYRUP Quart cans IQ$ id gallon 75 1 gallon . .$1.25 M. J. B. COFFEE 1 lb. tins 35 2 lb. tins 704 GOLDEN GATE COFFEE 1 lb. tins 35 f lb. pails local Honey 65 the pail Van Camp's Assorted Soups 1() can 1 Hen Davis Apples, the box 0 pounds 25 Fancy Oranges Fancy Southern Grape Fruit FRESH VEGETABLES IN MARKET Pure Maple Sap, ' gallon tiiiH 5tf K linker's Pure Huckwhcat Flour 65tf the sack 1'ickage llandvCut Macaroni 120 the package Pink Heans 25tf Pink Heans $1.00 D. 'rice Corn or Wheat Flakes 5 the package while they last Mile Stem Flour, the sack $1.25 00 20 pounds K 50i 20, 30S and 400 3 for 25 All outstanding accounts should either bo mailed or presented at oucc to either Dames or Murphy. J. C. BARNES. 6 WM. MURPHY. SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. When Benjamin Rosenburg, IT, married Lena Fischer, 16, two years ago, his parents attended the wedding and blessed them. Now the parents want the marriage annulled. Tho Judge Is In a quandary. freckle. Fortunately for her peace of mind, tho recent discovery of a now drug, othltio double, strength, makes It possible forsvon those most suscep tible to freckles to kcop the skin clear and white. No .matter how stubborn a case of freckles you have, tho doublo strength othlno will re move them. Got an ounce packagu from any first class druggist In Med ford and banish the freckles. Monoy back if It falls. Asparagus Lettuce Rhubarb Cabbage. Carrots Green Peas Kadish Spinach Sweet Potatoes Parsnips Comparo It with anything you now pay 30 cents for elsewhere. Cauliflower ' New Potatoes Celery Mustard Greens Turnips i!fl Cent buys a pound of good Coffee. Sole agents Dwtght Kdwards Huixrlui Coffee. I'ure Gold Duller Is received by us Tuesdays. Thursdayn and Halurda. Give us our standing order to be delivered on any of abovu days. Packrd In smell-tight 2-pound nnnltnry carton. Other good Duller 70c the 2-pound squnro. CHAS. L. SCHIEFFEXIN Successor to W. H. Rardon & Co. A Good Place to Trade f Y T Y Y T f f T Y f Y ? Y f ? Y f Y Y Y BIG EASTER SALE The continued cold weather has forced the shoppers to stay cloak home and now in order to move an immense quantity of merchandise quickly we are going to offer for the next! seven clays KAK& JiAKb-AliNb through our entire store. Sale Commences Saturday, March 30th - Ends Saturday, April 6th The merchandise offered in this sale is this seasons best nothing old or out of date to offer you. Just a weeks chance of Easter money saving. gi Y ' 1 Y I I It' LI M f JM. i i in i " Ladies' Suits, Coats and Dresses Here wc arc able to save you more Easter money and give you more real dress up satisfac tion than any other place in our entire store. Manufacturers were anxious, we were in the market at an opportune time. .Ready cash did the rest. Ladies' Wool Skirts, small sizes only, at $3.65 and $4.50 Our Ladies' Suits are making quite a hit. We have the popular styles and cloths made up cor rectly with only a moderate price attached. We start them at $11.50 and stop at $36.50. Ladies' Dresses $4.50, $4.95, $7.50 and up to $35. See our special 98 sale of Ladies' Waists values up to $2.25. A Big Snap in Ladies' Collars, Jabots and Ties Eight or ten dozen, all styles and all prices from 30c to $1, Easter sale at 19d Easter Sale of Wool Dress Goods .All our GOe, (Joe and 75c Mohair Serges, Challies, Plaids, Co verts and Mixtures in this Easter sale at 48c Men's and Boy's Clothing Prices in this Department will not. he cut. They are too low now to permit of any re duction. Suffice it, to say wo have one of the best selected and closest priced stocks of Clothing in Southern Oregon. Men's Suits in a splendid soleetion of patterns, Suits cut to fit and made well, at $9.50, $10, $11.50, $12.50, $13.50, $15 and $18. Boys' Two-Piece Norfolk Suits in grays, tans, navy and browns, at $2.75, $3.65, $4, $5 and $6. ' Young Men's Clothing with lots of style and snap to them. The new ideas correctly shaped and built to retain their appearance. These are the Kuppcnheimer pure wool steam shrunk hand tailored Suits at $20, $22.50 and $25. lP t T T f f ? t T T T T T f f t T T T t 7 Days of Men's Hat Selling We are offering for these 7 days only some very rare bar gains; $3 Hats $1.95; $2 and $2.50 Hats $1.50. A little over indulgence makes it necessary for us to move men's hats. The season's new shapes iu all the popular colors, smooth or rough finish. Our lino of Stiff Hats is very complete. The price is not cut on these. They are sold too close. We give the very best val ues possible. The styles are always up to tho minute. The quality the highest. The price always $3.00 Men's 50c Work Shirts for 35c A big buy in Men's Work Shirts enables us to offer these for 7days or as long as they last. See the win dow, or better yet come in and see the shirts. See Our Men's Union Made Overall Cut full, Double Stitched Seams. Eegular 85c Garment at 75 Our Men's 13ib Overalls are no cheaper but they are better, fit just like a glove, nice and roomy yet shaped to fit. ANOTHER BIO- BARGAIN Men's $3 Work Pants at $2.25. These are cut over the same patterns as any $5 dress pant. Made with two hip pockets, watch pocket, belt loop and cuffs. 1 V r t T t V V t V ? Y Y Y f Y Y Y Y Y ? Y f Y t f Y ? Y ? ? Y Y ? Y Y Y t Y i DO YOU WANT THE BEST $4.00 WORK SHOE IT IS POSSIBLE TO SECURE, AT A SAVING OF $1.05? ( V That is just what we are offering you 1 hese seven (lays. This is a double soled thoroughly viscoli'ed bottoms, with the very best oil tanned upper stock made over ono o' tlio mos,. comfortable lasls. All hUgh (5 to 1 1 at. $2.95 Our Elk Skin .HikcH are now ready for your inspection. lOvery orchard man should have a pair. The price is the lowest. We have them in three grades, $1.75, $2.50 and $3. Reniembor wo handle nothing but solid leather shoes. No matter how cheap, they aro solid leather. i Y Y ? Y Y f Y f Y Y Y Y Y ? Y I ,N i THE GOLDEN RULE Medford, Oregon West Main Street
