Medford mail tribune., April 12, 1912, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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PAT3E SIX
ftrrnyrcmn matl trtpitne, medpord, oregon, Friday, april 12. 1012.
SUED FOR $150
BUT PAID S300
To bug for .$K0 nnd gel stuck for
$300 vib the cxporicnt'p of .Initios
Itniloy of Aslilniitl who brought suit
nt Jni'ksoiivilli njjninsl Victor Klein,
formerly of Asltlnml, now of San
Francisco, for money nlloyod due hlir.
for locating Klein upon n .lo-epliine
timber olnim.
Klein pnid Hailey $100 a n local-
IDE 'EM STOP
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"I'vorv lime 1 come to town
The hoy keep kiekin' m hvj nnuni'
.Make no difference if lie is a houn'
They srottn ipnt kiekin my daws
arouu."
Champ Clark'- famous houn' dnwg
oin; a literallv earned out on
to piiu posesxjon of tlio dotf and
Hnrm insisted that he shouldn't
kieU his don around. Ho hacked hli
arguments with his fi-t
Ninth Central avenue this numilng
and as a result doe Uarnes, owner of
a houn' dawn mav appear in the jus
tice court soon on a charm of nssnull
and liatterv preferred by Will Stunr
ou of Kaglo Point. Smupou, in
vpite of bis name, wiw liadlv beaten
in a row over the ownership of the
houn' dawn in tpie-tion.
Hnruiw was employed for Mime
time bv Sampson on his ranch bo
yond Kajrle 1'oint. He left the place
about 10 days no and Sampson al- J The manaKOmeat will lvo to each
lej;vs took one of bis shepherd dosslaily attending any of our afternoon
with him. This mormmr no attempt I :r evening performances oae auto-
T AT
VITAGRAPH
IGHT
(implied pliotoKiapb or tlio woild'rt
favorite motion ntcturo nctrcne., Minn
Floreitco .W Turner (tlio Vitnitrnpli
Olrl). ThlH offer today only, Wo
have neeurod for thin Oceanian the
special feature comedy, "The Now
atenoKraplier," with Mian Turner
and llunny la tlio loading roles. Thin
Is positively tlio funuloHt comedy
over produced.
Klvu other featurcH, well lilemled,
and Snther In kouk mnkeu up the
show thin climiKo. It Ih tlio blpsout
offerlUR over nlvon at the Star for
10 cents.
inp fee and says that was the price j
nprcetl uKin. Hailey claimed his fcej
was to bnvc been $'2:A) and sued for
the babiuce he claimed was due.
At the trial Klein set up a counter
claim for .$1,100 on the grotuuK that
Bailey after locntine him on the
elnun pot it nwny from him and into
the hands of others by misrepresen
tation, greatly to Ins financial disad
vantage. He claims he went upon the
property and spent $800 making im
provements but was unable to make n
living nnd lwd to go to the city to
find work. While he wns in San
Francisco Hailey telegraphed him he
was about to loc his claim through
non-residence, but that he, Hailey,
could pel hint ;?2."0 for his improve
ments if he would relinquish. After
several telegrams back and forth
Klein pot worried and relinquished
for $:tf0 nnd others were located on
the claim.
The jury decided thnt instead f
Klein owing Bailey $150 Hailey had
damaged Klein in the transaction to
the extent of .f.100 and judgment was
accordingly given Klein for that
amount
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Sensational Saturday Bargains
Glove Bargains
O u r C e 1 o
bratod F. W.
L. Kid Glove
regular $1.23
grade. Sale
price, a pair
98c
Kayser's 16
button Silk
0 I o a e s in
white, black
and tan, our
.$1.25 grade,
sale price, pr
HERE
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FROST FIGHTING
Professor Cox who is in charge,
of ihe Great Lakes district of the
United States weather bureau with
headquarters at Chicago is in Med
ford visiting Professor O'Garn study
ing frost fighting at first hand. Pro
fessor Cox plans to put the same me
thods into use in the middle west.
While Professor Cox's stay in the
valley is limited he plnns to spend to
night with Professor O'Gnra "on the
job."
TEN-YEAR-OLD TOT
98c
SENSATIONAL SKIRT SALE
Saturdav we place on sale 100 new
Skirts made of ;ill wool materials in
white, black, navy, brown and fancy
mixtures, vals. up to 8. Sale price, ea.
Traveling alone almost across the
continent and arriving at her destin
ation only to find that her parents
had moved into a strange part of the
city and no menus of finding them ex
cept through the kindly offices of
Policeman jlagoon, wan an experi
ence that ten year old Nora Anderson
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. An
demou, who arrived in Ashland Fri
day at midnight having come all the
way from Michigan alone, says the
Ashland Record. At Portland the
Chicago Flyer on which she traveled
was n few minutes late and train
nineteen on winch she was to come to
Ashland was just pulling out. The
engineer of the flyer blew his whistle
to attract the attention of the crew
of the outgoing train which stopped
until the little traveler could be trans
ferred to it. Tired from her long
journey hut smiling bravely the little
one trudged up to Policeman Mngoon
at tint station and he began a search
td midnight for the parents as they,
bad moved from the home in which
the little gill had left them last Aug
ust. After seeking out a niimbor of
places lie found them on Laurel street
and turned over to them a huppy lit
tle girl, glad to be once more with her
papa and mnma.
SATISFACTORY SETTLEMENT
OF INSURANCE CLAIM
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Hand Bag Bargains
MANNS
CENTRAL AVE. NEAR P. O.
r.O Beautiful
New White
Wash Hags,
values up to
$1.00. Sale
price.
48c
'il'lv New
leather Hand
Hags, values
o $1.00. Sale
price, c a e h
69c
fai lured
$4.98
(See display in window)
100 New Linen Finish Wash Skirts
in white and linen colors, worth $2.50,
sale price
$1.48
Sensational Sale of Petticoats
Petti
SENSATIONAL WAIST SALE
1000 Beautiful New Tailored Skirts (T. ji
and Lingerie Waists, made of fine ma- I jl
terisils, nicely trimmed. Sale price .. r -""
New Marquisette Waists at
New Silk Shirts at
New Middy Blouses at
.100 Percale Waists, all
made. Sale price
nicelv
each .
$2.98 each
$3.98 and $1.98
$1.00 and $1.69
new styles, AA
100 Near Silk
coats, all
lengths, worth
75c. Sale price
39e
100 Woman's Persian
Striped Petticoats, new
patterns worth fitk-.
$1.25, sale price hjll
each
100 Wash Petticoats,
made of good gingham
and chambray, in
worth 75c, sale 4flfT
tMIIWl Allll
Jlll-v,
each....
100 Women's
Near Silk Pet
ticoats, $1.50
values, each ...
Pine
98c
SATURDAY SPECIALS
OIL CLOTH
Best quality,
colors, only, a
yard
19c
PRINTS
Best quality
Dress Prints a
yard
5c
SHEETS
72x90 bleached
6'0c grade each
39c
Sensational Sale of Underwear
Women's fine Ribbed
Seamless
Vests all styles
special, each....
10c
Women's x Pine Lisle
V e s t s, nicely ffkjT
trimmed, ajl 1 -11T
styles, spee'l ea "v
Women's Umbrella
P si n t s, lace
trimm'd worth
!U5e, spee'l pair
25c
Women's fine quality
I nion Suits all
styles, special
a suit.
39c
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Pillow Cases
42 a j id 45 inch,
worth 18c, sale
price
lie
TOWELS
ft o o t s i . e,
worth 8c, spe
cial, each
4c
APRON
GINGHAM
flood quality,
a vard
6c
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Talent, Or., April 11, 1912.
Messrs. Graham, & Wakefield, hkIh.,
Medford, Or.
Qentlenien: Our property, eou
pihtiiiK nt! dwelling nnd contents, de
stroyed by lire, being insured in the
Continental Insuranee company of
New York, we take pleasure in ad
vising yon that the insurance haK
been adjusted and paid in full to
our entire satisfaction. Wo would
cheerfully recommend all persons
desiring first-class insurance, with
prompt nnd satisfactory treatment,
in case of loss, to insure their prop
erty in this old and reliable com
pany. Very truly yours,
J. M. KGRDY.
IDA TlKLh KEIHJY.
Graham & Wakefield, iiisuranco
men, nre located in room U, over
postoffioo. Phones Pacific .'l(j81,
Hoini 270
to otfjm a oox, xm ova sat
TK liAXATIVJU DROMO Quinine Tab
let Drugglnta rofun4 money If It fullw
t.uiw, W, V. OROVK'S Ignaturo U
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SUCCESS TALK
The Medford National Bank
Will share its wonderful prosperity with its friends,
and until further notice will pay
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PER CENT INTEREST
On All vSavings and Time Deposits
Our Bank Building and Banking Facilities are STILL LARGE
ENOUGH to accommodate all the bankable funds in the Rogue
River Valley, and besides
WE WON'T
WILLIAM H. GORE, President JOHN S. ORTH, Cashier
iMiftWaMaaa
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Tho Proof of tho Pudding la In tlio Tnato
SUPERBA
STEEL-CUT
COFFEE
.Is micMiill(Ml in quality and flavor. Wo invite you
to call at tht' store and sample a eup of this superior
coffee. We have arranged for a special denionst ra
tion, tts wo want you to know hw gmuL HuptnJjn-Steel-Cul
Coffee is in the cup.
Loose Muscatel Raisins,:! lbs 25$
"Pitted Prunes, per pound 10
"lllack Cherries, per pound . lf
Fancy Kvaporatcd Peaches, pound 15
Pancy Evaporated Peais, pound 15
liunkles l-lh. can flround Chocolate 25
ifh. tins Kunkles or Huyler's Cottoa, 2 cans 45
Lowney's (1 round (Chocolate, -lb; tins 15
T.o wney's CI round Chocolate, Mb. tins ., . 25
Pishop ('up Chocolate, regular 'UK; package ... .25
'Armour's Vigoral Houillou Cubes, delicious, invig
orating, special Saturday only, the tin 25
I'Yeslt Fruits and Vegetables in Market
Hot Huns, Rolls and Warm llread daily after OrllO
p. m. .Fine Hue of Pastry in stuck at all times
Como in and try a cup of that good coffee and ask
iMiss Hansen to explain the many advantages of
using Superba Steel-Cut Coffee.
Chas. L. Schieffelin
Grocery
A Good Place to Trado
I'ltOOKKSSIVi:
AOUUKSHlVi:
NATURE IS DOING
For this valley all that is in her power anil we
should all be appreciative, yet there are many who
need to stop and think of this before they talk ill of
the REST place on earth. It is the same way with
US, we are doing all the time. OUR RUST for this
countrv and we are getting results and OUR WORK
is tho'RHST and OUR patients are OUR boosters.
When you need glasses come to US and find out
vour exact needs and get OUR prices, for they are
the LOWEST.
RFMIOMRFR Tho FYF, the EAR, the NOSE
and tho THROAT are the onlv parts of the body that
we treat. AVE KNOW HOW. TRY US.
CONSULTATION ALWAYS PREE
DHS. SAUNDERS & GREEN
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialists
Second Floor Oarnett-Corev Huildinj;, Medford, Ore.
UKMAIILK
irriucAii
Clothing
Men
Boya
The
Wardrobe
Shoes
Men, Women
nml Clilltlreii
Think over the all-important question of Clothes
you'll readily admit that you are looking for a J'ull
dollar's worth of wear for every dollar you spend.
Then come to us. We'll see that you got full meas
ure in style, which is New York's latest; in fabrics
which arc strong and lasting, with a wide variety of
patterns to select from; and tailoring which is done
by experienced workers.
Tho question of clothes will not bother you again if
you onco wear GRIFFON CLOl'lIES.
THE WARDROBE
PANSIES
PAN5IES
'A Special Jflno Strain of Gorman Pansies
Extra Fine Roses, A lino Lino of 2-Yoar-Old Stock
Out Flowers in Season Always on Hand
Medford Greenhouse
Home 237-X
023 East Main
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