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AEDFORB MAIL TRIBUNE). MISTXFOftP, QKUHON. SATURDAY. !MA"V -I. 1912,
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SAN DIEGO, Col.. May A. Ho
turning from a sorrel mission tilong
Hie Lower rnjifoniin ront, the tor
pedo boat destroyers l'erry and
Preble, comprising Hie !ccnml divi
sion of tile torpedo flotillo arrived in
port here todny, their conl supply ex
hausted mid rations low.
"Our orders from Wnhinjjlon' nn
noiiueed Coinmnuder Hlnsford, in
rominmul, to tlie l intod 1'itws eorre
Hpoudeut, n the vessel docked, ''mv
to give absolutely no lufortnntioti rts
to onr trip."
"Will you tell your destination!"
ninsfnnl wns nsked.
"I cannot do that." he answered.
It is believed here, however, Unit
the midget boht went to Mngdulcnn
Bay. ' Tliey have ninde n lonir trip as
their. tidal and rations t erepraotioal-
ly cxhnusted.
The men were paid off and have
been granted slime eae until Mon
day. They were cautioned not to say
where they had been.
4-PAGE PAPERS M'FARLAND WINS UOHN JACOB ASTOR that bad coid
OUI IN CHICAGO: IN SAN FMNCISffl IS LAID AT REST
CHICAGO, May 4,-Four page odt-1 y Mcrarianu, mo ston;y
tioim was the bet Chicago's bijjnior-'yoniiK lightweight who lias u ton
ning uewspapei-v could do for the j round draw with Champion Ad Wol
rending public hero today. The N-LaBl to lt8 credit, and lm Jioxo Jlnd
sues appeared without any adcrm-A.u,orson ... .,drori, ..-, Tuesduv
night, administered u crushing defeat
500 CHINOOK FRY
- JUEiON EXHIBITION
Five hundred voim Chinook salmon I
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fry hatched two inontlt ngo, were re
ceived from the United States bureau
or hatcheries, Klk Creek station Fri
doy nnd are on exhibit in the aquar
ium in the Mail Tribune office win
dow. The fry average an inch and a
half in length and still have the egg
snek nttached. It will not be neces
sary to feed them until it has all been
absorbed, which should he in two
weeks. Not a fi-h was lost in tran-it
mg iu their pae., onlv a few were
distributed in the residence di-t riots,
while none could he bought in the
chief IntMiie street.
It is generally believed hero that
the pros-men will win their -tiike.
The lender spent today enlisting the
aid of other printing trade.-. All i
stceivolypers joined the pressmen at i
storeotypors join the prosmen at
bablv ipiit before tomorrow morning
unless the publisher ive m.
The Chiongo Socialist, an after
noon publication, got out a morning
paper ami thou-ands of copies were
.-old. The Chicago Day Hook was
also widely circulated.
A few .-mall riots were reported to
day downtown but no one was ser
iously injured. It is feared other
riots will occur Inter in the day.
150,000 PEOPLE SEE AUTO RACE
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XKW YOUK. .Mnv !. To h dy ot
Colonel John Jacob A '. roeouT.'d
from the -en whmo w Inur Tilanu
weul down, was buried this afternoon
beside that of his imolm in Trinity
(A'luctoiy on Washington Moitflit '. 'l!io
n I .....;.... a .,i,.."... I., .1.1 :.. I.M.. ..,...'.,. ....
to Young Watson last ul&ht t , V , ... ' '.' V
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IM'MIIIMMUI ,f,, l.,Wlt, IT,,.. . .ll,.-.
i Reports ?ny that Watson was ti
highly touted boxer from around
Chicago, lint pioved a i-nd disap
pointment against the aggressive Me
Farland wlio guvo Young Watson a
whaling that the latter l.s not apt
soon to forget.
McFarland Is well known locally
having boxed Hobble Kvans here sev
eral months ago. lie Is scheduled
to meet Hud Anderson of Vancouver
hero before the Medford Athletic
club next Tuesday night McKarland
will arrive In Medford from Sun
Francisco tomorrow night.
tlor presiding.
All flag- in Rhinoi-li1' wore -i half
mast nnd busii'osst WIk .eiiernllv sii
spooled. The Kpi-on .i' church bl
the village was packed '-ith niou net's,
Tlie hvmii, "Xonw Mv (Ini li
Thee," s oiiiitted livm the erice-,
as relatives feared th.'t it- ividlnon
might caii-e the o In-1 !' Mis
Madeline Force A-toi. t'i. gir1 wuhw
of Colonel A-tor. Ko'l in, tl -u
vice tlie ImxI v was ltroii"li( t ., .Mmv
York titv by fpecii' It. in.
Vapor Treatment stiroly Does1 Cloiin
i Oi.t Hint St off od Cp Head In
Kcooril llroaklng 'lime
Don't try to luoiilt , a cold with
daiigeioiiH utoinach disturbing dnin
(Jot directly to tho Inflnmod inoiii
brano by breathing IIYOMHI (pro
noiinco It ltlgh.o-mo). Hat a bot
tlo Tor RO ceiitft nl CIiiih. Strnng'n nnd
try this rapid nnd ocoiioiulcal trout
mt'iit Hint thoutumtlH nro unlng,
Into a bowl or boiling water pour
u toiispoonful of MYOMI'JI, cover
head nnd bowl with a towol, ami
breiitho deep Into tho Iiiiikh tho heal
Ing vapor that urines.
Ilroatho thin vapor for five or ton
minutes until tho head feels fluo and
elenr, then go to bed and Bleep
soundly until morning. No cocaine
or opium or harmful ilrugN In IIV
O.MKI, It Is giiiiritnteod to cud ra
tal rl, or money hack,
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Mniiufndturnrn nf niul DmOiirii In
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OV ALL 1CXHUN
Durli ..Ml. WcIkIiIn nnd Wlittlm,
AwnliiK. HlrliH, Ulo.
WltOnHHAXn AMU KUTAIIi
All MuloMt of Awulaitn "Mil I'uroli
CintaliiH put up at .Mttiiiifiuitur.irii'
I'tlom,
Aiji'iit for tlin
KoAliokn NuUli VantlliiMntr Win
dow Awalnr
1 100 TT, X'ront HI,
tlutli PImmi"" Medford, Or"H'iii
"BRYAN FOR PRESIDEND"
IS SLOGAN IN IOWA
DES MOINES, Iowa. May 4.
William J. Bryan for president.
This is the slogan here today of
the Iowa Bryan league, which has
formulated plans to start a "stam
pede" at the Baltimore convention
for the Nebraska statesman, despite
his frequent assertions that he Is not
ti candidate.
Although the league has only been
in existence about a month, it has
grown at a surprising rate and its
members assert that Iowa's dele
gates will be sent from the demo
cratic state convention at Burlington
May 16 pledgod to support Bryan
first, last and all the time.
Judge Marquam Dying
PORTLAND, Ore., May 4. Judge
P. A. Marquam, Oregon pioneer and
millionaire, today suffered a stroke
of paralysis and this afternoon Is
dying at his home here,
biles nnd sjx'oial train were disgorg- i
mg other thou-ands.
Officials of the meet conservatively
estimate that JoO.OOO perMuis .miw
the race.
The Itaees.
Kight oars with pi-ton di-placeinont
limitations of '2'M to H00 cubic incite-,
were entered in the medium oar con-te.-t
of lol.f06 miles. Kight ma
chines al.-o were entered in the light
ear race. 101.001 miles 1(51 to 2.10
cubic inch pi-ton displacement. The
free-for-all nice offered evon en
trie, driven by the world' greate-t
driver.-, nnd featured the return to
the racing game of Rnniey Oldfield,
once king of the speeder. This race
was 30:1.012 mile.
Four hundred special police, aided
by 200 re-en e from I.o. Angele-,
policed the conr-e, 100 being on duty
at the dreaded "death curve,'' the
rnot dangerous spot on the road.
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l)rlu away your backache, got to- ll7Vq??.rJtMr1Wvr jnowi. I
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lay a pnekugo of Mather 11 raj s Aro- of tlie sum im ti n.c iiimhI n.i mi
A Tuuic, Atltitt've ami KtwiWcul.
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COTTAGE GROVE. Ore., .May 4.
Mrs. Arthur Woolcott has talked so
much about her expeilences In escap
ing from the wrecked liner Titanic
that her voice today Is almost en
tirely lost. Mrs. Woolcott suffered
a severe nervous shock when the Ti
tanic was wrecked and tho accom
panying exposure affected her throat.
The Woman's club of Cottage
drove will give Mrs. Woolcott a
public reception Tuesday evening, at
which time If she Is able Mrs. Wool
cott will entertain members with a
narrative of her experiences in con
nection with the great sea disaster.
matte I. oaf for the kldtiex mid cor
locttng that tamo, sore and all tin-
Ibtrung feeling of the nerves. It your
kidneys act too froquotitl) , or action
Is painful nnd sennty, Aromatic Leaf
Is corrective ami the best regulator.
At druggists or by mall 00c. Sample
FREE. Address The Mother Gray
Co., I.e Uoy, N. Y.
TiHt Mtcugth nud Ijor m the cutbe jlcui.
fflo REMEDY XXtio
PllCS ;CHUBt.AIN9 FELONS, oVlNNS, tIC
AVAlUAnkC HCUSCMOID SALVC
IL DKUMiftn Hvr iron whloct.in on MtauClt
Atett-r no lyoiTirutu ,
rrtctsuSConfsr.
iw;irvtMirHxci.!co ;ANrwANCi3C0
When you ask for Cyrus Noble the
dealer knows that you know good
whiskey.
It cou you the same as any other good whiskey.
W. T. Van Scbnjxcr Ai Co., (Jcn'I AgontM. Portland
A MOOSE llAXCK.
A social dance will be given at the
Moose hall, West Main, Wednesday
Ai'Dlitni. Mnv K Hut vnur Itivlt!.'
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The feature event of tho day, the tlon cards from Moose members. 37
nual Santn Montrn m.iil rnpc irnn . '
annual Santa Monica road race, was
started at 1:30.
Barney Oldfield, making his first
appearance on the track since he was '
ruled off for qualifying as a "white!
hope" when he defeated Jack John
son in a motor race, was accorded an
ovation -when he brought his car to
the mark.
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The highest point ot -woman'B hap
piness is reached only through moth-
Oldfield was first away, followed erhood. Yet tho mothor-to-bo Is often
at 15 seconds Intervals, by the seven
other contestants. Dingley, In his
Simplex, was the last to get under
way.
KING GEORGE GIVES
FRISCO A BOOST
LONDON, May 4. Iq a lengthy
He was one I chat with the members of the Pan-
of the early judges of Oregon and Is
one of the best known men in the
northwest. He is S9 years of age.
nnia Pacific exposition committee
who were presented to him today by
the American ambassador, King
George expressed the opinion that
HASKINS FOUNTAIN OPEN. the California spirit, which built San
Tho soda fountain at Leon Has- Francisco after the earthquake and
kins' drug store was opened thlsjfjre of 190C, Is sure to make the
afternoon. Mr. Haskins has bought I exposition a success. His majesty
the best flavors on tho market and
will run a high class, sanitary fountain.
carefully scanned the plans and etch
ings of the exposition buildings and
diisplayed a keen interest.
fearful of naturo's ordeal and shrinks
from tho suffering Incident to Its con
summation. In Mother's Friend Is to
be found a medicine of great valuo to
every expectant mother. It Is Intended
to proparo tho system for tho crisis,
and thus relieve, In great part, tha
Buffering through which tho mother
usually passes. Tho regular uso of
Mother's Friend will repay any mother
in tho comfort it affords before, and
tho helpful restoration to health and
strength it brings
about after baby
comes. Jlother'
Friend Is for sale
at drug stores
wruo ror our
freo book for expectant mothers
which contains much valuable Infor
mation. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., AlknL, Cu
THE
Sunrise Laundry
FAMILY WASHING A SPECIALTY. ALL WOUK GUARANTEED
Orders called for and dollvored. First class work done 'by hand.
Ladles' and men's suits cleaned and pressed. Tol. Mala 7831;
Home, 37. Cornor Eighth and South Central Avenue.
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HOTEL HOLLAND
DINING ROOM
' "Which Is Different"
"Will serve on Sunday, May 5th, ilioir usual
unoNffllcd Table d'Hote Dinner.
5 to 8 P. M.
Price 75 Cents
Special Merchants' Lunch served every week
day 11:110 to 2 P. M. J 'rice .15 Cents
Spend Your Piano Money
Where It Will Bring
Th e Best Returns
And you'll purchase the piano
at our warerooms !
The difference between buying here and else
where is Our Prices are based not upon what we
think you can pay, but upon the actual WORTH of
the Piano you select.
Our assortment gives you a wide range of reliable
Pianos to select from and every instrument is thor
oughly guaranteed.
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STUPENDOUS SILK SALE
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M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE
Beginning Monday and continuing throughout the entire week closing Saturday, May 11th
It is with pleasure that we announce the opening of this sale, for we have been weeks getting together this splendid array of silken fabrics, gathered
from nearly every portion of the world, for the largest portion of these silks are imported. We have the plain striped, the pin stripe, the fancy
checked, novelty striped, tub silks, Suese silks, silk marquisettes, and everything carried in a modern silk stock.
THE PRICES WE OFFER CAN'T BE BEAT
$1 Fancy Suit Silk, brown striped, also grays and fancy
patterns, 20 Inches wide, biggest valuo you over saw. .7l)o
$1 Gray Fancy, prettiest you ovor saw, 20 Inches wide. ,7c
$1.50 Chiffon Taffeta, fancy, with beautiful dot J)Hc
$1.50 Twilled Silk, check black and white, tho "Iron
Mado" OHc
$1.G0 Drown with white check novelty, 20 Inch, Halo..Kc
$1.50 Green with whlto check novelty, 20 Inch, salo. . . ,08c
$1.G0 Navy, with white check novelty, 20 Inch, salo. . . .OHc
$1.50 Dlack and white check, .Must bo seen to bo appre
ciated , OHc
75c Novelty Silk In every check, every strlpo, light bluo,
navies, biggest arruy of patterns evor shown. Yolt should
seo thorn whether you wish to buy or not. Simply won
derful values . . . .' 10u
$1.50 and $1.25 Tub Silks, :(3 Inches wide, all hIIIc. . . ,lKo
$1.25 Silk Morays, extra heavy, Salo prlco OHc
Dlack Crystal Cords, .10 inches wide $1.7fi
$2,50 I'eau do Solo K-liich double faced, extra quality, full
guarantee, a yard $2.00
1000 yardH of Plain Sueso 811k, every Hhntln known; soils
tho world mound at 35c, On salo hero (plain) . . . .22)ji:
75c Silk Poplins, all shades HOc
75c Silk Itajahs, plains noc
Wo have tho asoncy for tho original Crinkle Silks, popular
shades, selling ovorywhoro for 75c. This salo, yard noe
Wonderful showing of French bordorcd Silks, tho stylen
that nro selling In tho Kast Jllcu wlldflro. Strictly Im
ported blues, Coponhagmib, blacks; 42 Inches wide. AsIc
your dressmaker how good these French Silks aro. ,W I. -'.
The now Changeable Silks, .'!(! Inches wide; ovary combi
nation of HhntlcH, Sell In hiiIIh or short longtliH, , . ,0H
$1.25 nnd $1.50 Showor Proof Foulards, bountiful pattoruii,
f.tll widths. Salo prlco ,' , OHn
7r- Fntil.-rds, this Halo, per yard ,...,.... nOc.
'!' ''.", St stock of PougeoH to bo found In Southern Ore
gon, ;U inch Domestic Pougoo usually Hold at 75c; this
salo, tho yard , ,',,,. ntin
Tan Crepo (lb Chono, this sale, tho yard,... HOo
'J'Iicmo flood must bo seen to bo appreciated,
Wo iiIho Invito you to look over our Nplcnilhl lino of
specially priced PltlNOKHH SUITS, and also remember wo
carry mcryUiIng Wr .MK.V, WO.MK.V AND OIIILIlllHN
to wear.
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REMEMBER EVERYTHING YOU PURCHASE IS GUARANTEED. EVERY CUSTOMER
MUST BE SATISFIED OR NO SALE IS OUR POLICY
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