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1fFDF0RD MAJJJ TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, 'APRHJ 24, 19.12.
Iff JACOBS WINS
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In m iIi'iiiihm'i!, Unit lut would liiivn It.
Mo Hiirvml llin iifopjo of tint (oiiniy
lmiK iiml I'lilllifnll.v liml iiioii- ii"i'iilly
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illil ilut rciillzo Vlint ( wiih ilmiit In
onlnr Hint In- mlulit niiil.n tln Unlit of
Ida lifn in lint ili'lniii'l-nllc niin irli ,
llU'ollH Cltllllt out vli'liniiinH toil In
liml n imrrow 'ofiip,! ha Ifo lM'.'ith'jl
Ii!h niHiiii'iil liy only turn vote. I'op
nlili' iih In In lut tun up nutiint n
linril Kiiiiiit wlinn lut wmit into iiiiu:n.
OKuiiml l-M Knot, J.eo wilH (loch'..'
iivci' (oot I'tnitml (niiiiuil(o(tiiiiiii i'nnu
liU pi'i'iiiiM'l by lint following voto.
.liicoliH 2, Hoot 1. Mr. Wool', wenli
ihwh Ih iliiit lo tlm fiiiil liml lie nit
ti'rcil liU HlrciiKlIt niniiiiitf fur u
iiuiiiy ofHi'im IVoiii vliMt pn'Milont lo
OOIOIUII.
Oilier I'Oiiiliiitlci'iiH'ii clcclcil I'ioii,
tin- iluiiioi'iiitin iiinliK tlinniuliotil tin
I'ouiilv ihi: KiihI AnIiIiiiiiI, h. I.. Mu
lil; (Vntrul I'olnl, W. II. Coniii'i)
Anlilaiiit lloiili'Viiiil, 0. ". Dnwx, Ap
pli'SHl'V Kolniil. IJnyd; Iliimm, ,)
MniTt't: Cmilriil I'olnl, II. T. I'ltHlcovi;
Kuj-lii I'oiut, (lux KjcIiiiIh; Klniinrc
Honk, II. It. llim;iiliotliiuu;noliI Mill,
II. If. IH'I'li; iVonil IJIK'KHOIIVIIII', lit
II. IMvj South .lui'ttNoiivilli', Itoiii
IJIrii'lij .Moilionl, N'urlli (Vntml, .1. V.
fiuiiiiiiorv.lln; Moill'oiil, Snutli (Vntrul
I.. I. .Incolm; Mi'ilfon, North .Mniii,
.1, A. furry; Mi'ilfoiil, South Muiu,
.1. P. IJrowii; (lnliiliilo, I'. .1. NHT;
Mitill'inil, Niirlhi'iiHt, V. II. Cuiio-u
.Mnll'oril, Hmitlii'iiKl, .1. I). Skiuiif.;
IMnu'iiix, l V., I'uiry; Sum ViiIImv,
II. ,M. t'oult; Sli'tlinir, I'liitH. Nickel;
Tinil, ,1. A. damn: t'uiou, Mili'
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CRUELTIES INDULGED IN BY7MUTINOUS TROOPS INGHINft. '. y"
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wMTTeTijj 1 Z Jin Hl 'jy . , i x JHr , Jsk '&
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Ilorclii Ij nown lotnu of tlio cruel work liultilijcfl In by ttiu mutliiuu.i troopn in China during Miclr recent out.
Iircnk. ItOnhlcA IooIIiik nml hurnliiK properly liny na vo that fi-JI foul of their niunlerouM nlin wan linweUlatel
(luMpntPhiHl. ...
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COLORADO
PEOPLE DESIRE
EBUCRHB VOTE'
OR DELEGATES
Cnutriill; Willow Sprinj.-, (.
Dentii Woo.lvilhs fj. W. Wilcox.
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TO HIT ATTELL
SACHAMKNTO, Cnl.. April 21.
Aim Alti'll iliil not lry to hit .liiuiny
I'm roll In the fimt 1 rouiuU of n
M-Iii'iIuIimI 20 iiiiiiiil hunt )iero hit
niylit. In tin- hKViinth Atltill Inml'il
ii 'onpli of julu to llot htotniu'h unit
Ciiinill wmit down nml out.
; CiutoII ni'iil left juliN tS Atloll'
fa'r.rC I r w'l ffif . - hlui m .WuV'iTifTiitf oii
(hiniUKO. The fniin fxpectml (ho fiht
to ml licl'nri' It tliil, us Atti'll huh
plniiily Kiviuu Cnrroll it ohuiico.
.Mnniiel Vit'rnt and Sally Sitlwilori
fought a leu roiiud draw; Suilni'
iluUhin'l0 (i dCl'inlOII nVlT (ll'lirKC
I'lipjniH. mid Toiiunv Allien I.ihh kril
out Young Atvlicr in tlnvo iomkiN in
I ho preliminary iviut.
SACItAMI-JNTO. Cal., April Ut.
('opti'H of i-atili of tlio lit It In tl v licit
tloiiM now Julpj.clri:ulitti'rt In CnlAr
niln under tin; now illroct IvKhtlutlon
luw pimMnil In that idato hint, win tor
woro rarolvi'il horn yoHtoruiiy. AinoiiK
tlicHo iihuihiiich for which tlio pcoplo
of (Vilormlh mo worltlnp am:
A coiiHtltuttonal iiinouilimtiil. wtnli
HhIiIuk tho recall of all elective of
tlcurM: a recall of iIccInIoiih of courtH.
doclnrliiK IitWH uncotitttltutlnnal; tint
allowing of trial hy jury ami lifoic
nuiitlior Jmluo to niiy on churned by
a JihIk with conioiniit of court not
couimllioit lu IiIk lintnedlnto inert
dice; n inotliorK' coiiipiiUHallou 1111,
promotud hy JuHko Hen II. I.lndHny
of onver, providing pay for iinedy
luothora to rttny al homo and t:ikn4
cant ot thulr children, rather tliiiu
liavlnu the mute pay for the clill
ilren'H rare la a unite Inxtilutlou, and
n hill eHtahllHhltig Htato coal inlnca,
w 1 1 rote product Ih to ho uold dlieet to
cnitMUinorii an? nearly nji pOftHlliIe at
COHt.
Another amendment nought Ih to
create a pnlille titllltl-n court Mliullar
lo (he California mate railroad-com
mlxvhnt. Stilt another would utllUe
all Hchool liouxeu after m-IiooI hours
an fornuiB for tlio pcoplo for tllkciiK
hIoum of puhllc iiucHtloas.
Tlio dcinoerntio eandidaten for
delegaloH lo the iiiilionaL coitvcntion
lo ho hold at linlliinorc in July re-
.ceived hcattcring votex only at the
primary olection lat 1'iidav. Tins
higlicM vptc 'hI for any one wim
15(1 and life loWexl 2. Tho ri'Milt wiir;
uk follews: '
Jtcnnott ISO. Itiirkn , Cole 2fl, 1-M-niuiiMiii
It, (lodfrey 211, (Iom.h .l), IIdI
mini 22. Holmes Hit, .Tuivoll lit), Kad
derJy 2.1, King 15. .Maloncy :ti). Mock
HI. iicyiiolds 2, Sheahan l. Sliciimm
17. SleveiHon 21, Sucek IH, Wi'Lcha
7 and Vio .'10.
HeiiK.eniU couiptcted their liek
liv nominating Lewis I'lrieh of .lack
Minville for county Iriintirei, J)r.
Shearer for coroifer.
DEMOCRATS
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NOW
PRECINCT
OFFICERS
LITTLE DANGER
OF FREE
Owing to tho largo amount of
inoiHluro in the valley at tho present
time it ix now very probable that the
fruit crop will get through tho re
mainder df tho front Ht'tiftoii wilhoiit
much additional Kiuudgmg. Tho peiir
bloHHomrf havo fallen for tlio moxt
part and In two wcekx xhoulil he clear
of danger nnloxx a very heavy freeze
-which is improbable eoma-i.
Sjtitzenbergs uV now approaching
full bloom,
Lnut night .1(1 of an inch of nlin
fell in tho valley. It will rain again
tonight and Thnruday.
William Kitto Buried.
Tho funeral xcrvlcoH of William
Kitto were held it the late rexidenco
at .lackxoriville Tnexdny afternoon,
Huv. W. F. Shieldx officialing. In
(enaont in .Iack.onvilln cemeterj.
Tho pall bearers were J. M. Itork,
J. W. Hock. A. h. (Jail. L. Eaton, A.
Oetchel and Alex. Norrix.
MRS.ASTOR ILL FROM
WRECK EXPERIENCES
XKW Y01IIC. April 21. Mrs. Mud
eline Force Axtor, widow of Colonel
.lohu .lueeli A-ter. who went down
with tho Titanic, ix under the con
stant cure of physicians and.nurxes
here todav as a result of a second
collnpie into a state of nervous
wcak'ic-s. Mis, Aslor was seriotislv
ill the day after her arrixal on the
Carpathia. hat he rallied Suuday
and Monday.
Counly Clerk Coleirmn and his of
fice force aro today endeavoring to
determine who the republicans of the
county nominated lor the varioux
xinnll precinct offiecn throughout the
county. Ax xo many namex were
written in with only it vole or two
east for each it ix a difficult tax); to
get tho voto completely tabulated.
The democratic! nominees for ju.stice
of the iM'iieo in the different districts
and for couxlnhlo are us follews:
Medford, II. A. Canaday, justice,
Kaukiu F.stcx, eonstnlile; AHhlnnd, J.
(I. Hurt, justice, A. L. Irwin, eon
stable; Phoenix. F. )'.. Furry, justiei".
II. ('. .lohusoii, countable, Applrgntc,
A. I). I'cfirdsley, jlicticc, .biliu Mal
noy, eoiixtiiblc; .laclxiiiville, II. G.
Dox, jnxtice, Joe Wcttcrcr, constable;
Hig Htitle, Ed Watson, justice, N". S.
Morris, constable; Trail, T. M. Hig
genbotham, justice, I). W. Pence,
constable; Central Point, W. K. Kah
ler, jttslice, J. K. Ihs, constable;
Kagh; Point, John Watkins, justFce,
John Smith, eon table; fiold Hill. J.
H. Morcloek1, jtixtice. II. T. Paukey,
constable; Saras Valley, J. F. llodg
erx, juxtioo, K. Coxr. eoustnble.
xhe had entirely recovered from auv
ill effects of her excrienco in tho
wreck, mid now her condition is enux-
It was thought that ing grave iilnrm.
XOTICB.
I have, on Imnd BUfflctcnt funds to
cibIi all warrantft tanned by the town
of Talent from No. 4 to 13 both
numbcrx Inclusive. Intercut will
ccano from date of publication of thlx
notice.
G. A. GAIlDN'En,
31 Town Treasurer.
THAT BAD COLD
Vapor Treat nieiit Surely Dock Clean
Out that Stuffed Up Head In
lUford Ilrenklng Time
Don't try to break up a cold with
dangorotiH Ktumach.lllxturblng drugs.
Get directly to tho Inflamed mem
brane by breathing IIYOMEI (pro
nounco It Mgh-o-mo). Get a bot
tle for 50 cents at Chns. Strang's and
try this rapid and economical treat
meat that thousands aro using.
Into a bowl of boiling water pour
a teaspoonful of HYOMEI. cover
head and bowl with a towel, and
breathe deep Into the lungs tho heal
ing vapor that arises.
lireatho this vapor for five or ten
minutes until the head feels fine and
clear, then go to bed and sleep
soundly until morning. No cocaine
or opium or harmful drugs in HY
OMEI. It is guaranteed to end ca
tarrh, or money back.
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TAXPAYERS LEAGUE
NAMES OFFICERS
Tim Taxpayers' tiHHoeJatlon of
Jackson county met last night lu the
opera Iioiiho for their Initial meeting
iiluce tho formation over two wcckH
ago. Ah pur nrrangenient at that
tlmo tint officers of the organisation
wore made and tho constitution ami
by-htWH of tho organization read and
adopted.
Tlio offleorx for the Initial term
aro ax follewx: Juilgo E. E. Kelly,
president; F. 1). Medyunkl, vice preal
dent; E, F. A, lllttner, secretary, and
Mr. OMiiouhruggo, treasurer,
Tho mooting wax then adjourned
until May I, when a hoard ot dlrec
tola will ho elected from tho niein-
horshlp that has boon obtained at
tltat tlmo.
Tho object of tho club Ix to have a
restraining Influence over all county
officials and to offer an organized
front for tho betterment ot tho
county,
VITAL MATTERS ARE
BEFORE COMMERCIAL CLUB
At a special meeting of tho Com
morclal club tonight several Weighty
uiatloni will bo placed before tho
momhoi'Hhlp of tho dub ror action.
Among these will ho tho Htund that
tho 'dub will take upon tho building
of a railroad to tho llluo hedge; the
amount of money that tho club would
offer for tho oroOtlon of a cutlery fac
tory, and tho iitaud that the club will
asHiimo toward tho oHtahllshmouU of
a-company of the O, N, It. in ndill
tolu to these Important topics a largo
amount of imiallcr business will he
disposed of,
All ninltoiH to ho brought up to
night aro oxtromoly Important to tho
city and tho need of Immediate action
Is Impnrlomi, It lit undoiHtood that
Albany at thlx tlmo Iiiih a hid In for
tho establishment of tho cutlery fac
tory lu that city,
NOTICE.
CurmmtoiB, wo aro polug to havo
a iiuppor and xmnkor' at our next
jnootlntf, Wodnoaday, April 2-tth,
J', JEUM18TA, H. 8.
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Second Annual Spring' Clearance Sale
Glove Sale
KAYSER'S
AT
KAYSER'S
Lislo (llovos,
Sale pi'ico
a pair
23c
Long
Chamois
CJ loves, pair
48c
MANN'S
CENTRAL AVENUE, NEAR P. O.
Petticoat Sale
GINGHAM
NEAR SILK
Petticoats, $1
values, sale
price, each
39c
Petticoats,
erood stvles,
75c ones, sale
48c
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$25,000.00 Worth of Clean, Up-to-date Merchandise at Great Reductions
Every Spring Coat Must Go
$9-98
Every Spring Suit Must Go
25 Women's New Spring Suits, all new 'J J A QC
styles and colors, values up to $20.00. V A
Sale price :
25 Women's New 'Spring Suits, "La
'Vogue" styles, the hesi fiUinpf ;ar
nienls made, $25.00 values. Stile price
$19-98
25 Women's New Spring Suits, the $6)6) (j)C
best; styles ever shown; real values up V Z
to $:J5.00. Sale Price Mkd
25 Women's Now Spring Coats, full
length, made of all wool materials, up
to $15.00 values. Sale price
25 Women's full length Spring Coats,
all new models, tgood colors, values up
to $22.50. Sale price
$13-98
or
L') n omen's neauti nil new Snrnur fill 114?
Coats, the latest styles, values up to V '0
$30.00. Sale price MM
Great Waist Sale
500 Percale Shirt; AVaisIs
all new styles, worth
up to $1.00 FAA
Sale price, J)Jlf
each v t
500 Aonien's Shirt
Waists, all colors, soft
collars, .sale
price
'heh
colors, sole
fl.19
Dress Goods at Great Reductions
1000 yards plain and
' Vancy Dress Cloods, val
ues up to 75c.
Sale price,
a yard
48c
1000 yards fine all wool
Stripes and Fancies, real
$1.25 values. QQ
Sale price, IfoL
u yjird
Silks at Great Reductions
1000 yards or Mcssalino
Foulards and Fancy
Silks, all gootl MQ
styles, real 75c 4r)C
val.a vard vv
1000 yards wide Foul
ards and Fane j" Silks,
values up to 'tLJfl
Sale price, OefC
i j 41111
Wff
Flour
irf&X$
f s I H ,' f'i '
Flour
Flour
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Linens at Great Reductions
500 yards fine. Mercer
ized Table Damask, real
40a values, 6) ft A
sale price, JJ (J
a yard , ,, w
100 dozen Bath Towels,
Bleached and Fancy, 25u
values, J 6)1
Sftlo price, IxoV,
each
PRINTS
Best, quality,
sale price, a
yard
Sc
OIL CLOTH
Best quality
sale price,
a yard,
19c
SHEETS
J2xOO
Blenched, sale
price, eaeli
39c
PILLOW
SLIPS
43 and 1 5 inch,
bleached sale
price, each
lie
WAISTS
Children's' Hcnit
Waists, 15c
ones, sale price
10c
NECKWEAR
An odd lot of
women's Neck
wear up to 50e
values, each
10c
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Until you have tried Waitsbur
PURE WHITE FLOUR
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you cannot know the satisfaction of
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having the best.
Coffees and Teas
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We have always made a specialty of
these lines and most of the discrimin
ating users have found it out.
Allen Grocery Co.
ICE
as clear and hard as diamonds
Storage rooms right for all
kinds of goods ''- , V
Our wagons deliver to all
nn'rf.Q nf tf otr
Phenes: Pacific 2641, Home 240
Medford Ice & Storage Co.
First
National Bank
MEDFORD, OREGON
CAPITAL STOCK $100,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits $65,000.00
United States and Posjal Savings Depository
We solicit your business, which will receive our
careful attention.
F. K. DEUEL, PRESIDENT hi. L. ALFORD, CABVUM
ORRIS CRAWFOItD, ASSISTANT CASUIKI
Nearly a quai'ter of a century under the same
management
THE
Jackson County Bank
Medford, Oregon -
It has succeeded because of f
Soundness of principle
Economy of management
Safety of investment
Courteous and liberal treatment
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $175,000.00
W. I. Vawter, President GK R. Lindley, Vice Pre.
0. W. McDonald, Cashier
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