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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1912)
'iWrr"-rrw- N pXge fersc HEDFOTO SOlTC TftTBTTNTS, HEDFOTTO, OTTOaOK. TrTCSTTAT. MAY 7, 1012. warn TO m M W. M, Dnvis, director of iho trnn eontiitentnl excursion i)f li12 of the American Gt'oraj)hioil society of Now York, Iiuh writ ton W. M. Col vis of the Commercial club, accepting tho invitation extended hv the club to take n trip lo Crater Lake as tho quests of tlio local club. The forty peoRriiphurs who will he in the parly will include some, of the nioftl noted scientists of the world. N such jjatherinjj of distinguished geographers wnfc ever brought togeth er before in this country. McFARLAND-ANDERSON GO TONIGHT STIRS ENTHUSIASM MK CONGRESS TO MEET JUNE 18 . j wKvVk "iiiiiiiiiiHOT? ssMBjiiiiiH iiliiiDlBliiiiiiiiHHHiiiiiiiiVV V-lliiH BmHHH:H k iH Local miners arc. already planning to attend the mining congress which is to be held at Yreka next month and if plans do not miscarry a largo ex hibit of ore will be shipiK'd to Yroku from this city by local miners. The hist Mwsiou of the Northern California and Southern Oregon Min ing Congress was held in this city In February. This session is to bo held at Yreka and at that time the meet ing place for ne.t winter will be chos en. It will probably be Ashhiud. The congress meets twice each year. DN cii -ions of value to this mining dis trict are di-cn--ed. Ik mm OREGON HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. Hud Anderson Tonight before the Medford Ath letic club sport lovers of tho boxing gaino should witness a clever and equally matched bout as ono could hope to see. It Is indeed a rare oc casion for a town the size of Medford to he able to stage such a stellar' at traction, for both of the lads in to, night's main event are considered pretty well up as knights of the pad ded mitts. Both boys are well known locally and have u largo following. McFar land won from Bobble Evans here several months ago, while Anderson defeated Australian Kelly here sev eral weeks ago. From the stand point of a good equal match and the interest being taken the Medford Athletic club's gymnasium promises to bo filled to a capacity. Much depends on tonight's bout for either boy, it being a case of either a step forward or backward. A decis ive victory would mean more recog nition in the pugilistic world. An derson and McFarland will have to strive hard should they try to win de cisively, for they appear so evenly matched , but then mistakes are of- Atrs. Clara Newtek Colby addressed tho high school assembly last Mon day morning on the subject, "The Twenty Greatest Women." Mrs. Colby is one of the pioneer editors In the woman's suffrage field. Her list of the twenty greatest women con tained some names that arc not al ways Included In the catalogue. The big event of the coming week will be the senior class play to be given at the opera house Tuesday night, May 7. The class has been working hard on this event and is prepared to give the audience Its money's worth. The production they will give is "The Merchant of Venice Up to Date." The cast is as follews: Portia Mary Douel Xerlssa Mildred Antle Jessica Ethel Eifert Bassanlo Allen White Gratlano Armond Taylor Shylock Fletcher Ware Tubal Clayton Isaac Launcelot.. Mark Leonard Duke Emerson Merrick Professor George Baker Policeman Leo Schuchard Miss Threedlce Esther Beery Mrs. Gobo Laura McQueen Polly Eula Carnoll Football players. Friday the horticulture class went on an excursion of investigation to the Hill orchards. This Is the sec ond trip of this kind that the class has taken this spring. Friday afternoon the physics class visited the ice plant for the purpose of getting a clearer notion of the pro cess of ice-making. ten made, and you can never tell In the boxing game until It's all over. In tonight's preliminaries Austral Ian Kelly, who lately was defeated by Bud Anderson, will box a younger brother of Bud's named Freddie, who has been acting as a sparring part ner to Bud. In the other event. Art Collins will meet a new white hope named Young Carl Morris. This one should be good while It lasts. The club has added a hundred seats, which will sell for 1 when the doors open at 7:20 p. m. Reserved seats on sale at Nash hotel. In accord with (hut high degree of courtesy common to Iho men of his nationality, Mnrir.o Ida. consul of Ja pan nt Portland has addressed n let ter to William M. Cohig of the Com mercial club thanking him for the kindnesses extended during the con sul's recent visit here. Mr. Ida shv: Portland, Ore., May I, 101'J. Mr. Win. Colvig, president Commercial club, Medford, Oregon. Dear Sir: Carrying pleasant im pression of beautiful -ccuery and warm hearted people, I have just re turned from my trip in southern Ore gon, and hasten lo express my hearty gratitude for your kindness during my stay in your city. In conclusion of my investigation, I would predict that Oregon will be come, before long, a magnificent cen ter of production, commerce, and en lightenment ; for its good soil, good climate, and good educational .system can not he equalled by any neighbor on this coast. Thanking you again for your cour tesies, jyn. Ever faithfully vours, MOK17.0 IDA, Consul of Japan. BURN CITY'S RUBBISH TO MUSIC STRAINS All citizens who want to make Medford more cleanly aro urged to spend tho week In cleaning up their yards and vacant lots. Saturday all rubbish will be collected by tho city and disposed of either by burning or carting away. Rubbish should b separated into two piles combust ible and non-combustible. Saturday evening a free band con cert will take place on the vacant lots back of the Washington school, when all combustible material will be burned. TROUT FRY FOR I LOCA STREAMS Application has j-t been made to W. L. Kililcy, nins.tor fish and nunc warden, by tho Hogtto Kiver Fish Pro tcotion association for the following trout fly: Knstern Hrook Hubbard creek, 'streams. ll.'t.DUO; llig Untie 100,0(10; Little, Nutto fiO.OOOs Mill meek ftO.OOO. Itniiihow lied llhuikot creek 100, 000 1 Middle Fork fiO.OOO. tu addition lo this the forestry ser vice has nsked for fiO.000 trout fry for Lake of the Woods mid Four Mile lake. Warden Finlov ha spminised the fry requested, They will be delUoicd to Medford in the now hillcherv cur now being huiltt for the state by the O. W. II. & N. This car will greallv lessen the expense of stocking POLICE ON WATCH" " JEWELRY THIEF The Medford police depailmeiit was notified Tuesday morning lo he on the outlook for n luiin who pulled off a burglary at Ashland Monday night. No clue as to the Identity of the mint was found, He secured a large amount of jewelry, Including dliituoiul sot welches, plus mid link, A clone watch will bo kept for iho man In thin city. NOTICIJ TO CONTItACTOttN. 1'liiiiH and iipcolflciitloiin for the First CbrlHthin church nro ready for figuring with Power ft Went, urchl tentH, offlco a07- OariHilt.Coroy building, Medford, Ore. Alt bldn to bo placed with architect by ft o'clock P. in. May 1ft, Una, Committee reserve tight to reject any or nil bhU, -lo -.-u.z .a.'if'uj.-'tui I.1...1 i-j,-1. .J-. .. j JmJmJmJOoJ Four More Backward Days of the Season Sale You cannot afford to miss this opportunity of buying crisp, fresh, ready-to-wear garments at discounts of from 20 to 50 per cent. The beautiful, bright days we have been waiting for are now here but we continue our Backward Season Sale for, four more days. SALE CLOSES SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 11th Mother's Hair is Falling Out Tell Her PARISIAN SAGK Quickly Stop It. Will No preparation can grow hair on bald heads It tho hair root Is dead. PARISIAN SACK however will stop hair from falling, will banish every particle of dandruff and do away with scalp Itch or Chas. Strang will refund your money. Thousands of people arc wasting time -fooling with remedies that never did and never will stop falling hair, when they can get the quickest kind of action by using PARISIAN SAGE, a scientific combination that grows hair (when possible), and also puts the most vigorous kind of life and luster Into It. 50 cents for a large bottlo at Chas. Strang's and druggists everywhere. ? Y Y Y Y Y Y X f T Y Y T Y Y i T t X Y I ALL MILLINERY ONE-FOURTH OFF Trimmed Hats, rutrtnimed Shapes, Panamas, Flowers, Plumes, etc., all at ONK-FOCHTII KKIUTTIO.V SILK DRESSES, WOOL DRESSES All at redactions of l!.1 to .to kt cent mid an Iuiuiouho line to choose from. Too many Ik the only nmnon wo aro making this Immense reduction. Priced at $l.l).l, $l).(M), $10.1).-., it:i.t)n up. TAILORED SUITS At a Saving of From 20 to 50 Per Cent Kvery Tailored Suit In stock Is Included, White Serges, Hair Line Stripes, Serges, Mixtures. Specially priced S7.no, l l.i3, tn..ia, iii..io, $!.(Mi up SKIRTS ' At Backward Season Prices 200 Skfrls to choose from, In Serges, I'auamitH, .Mixtures and Voltes, reductlona one-fourth, one-third and one-half, Priced at $I.Nl, $1.0.1, .in, $7.t.1 up t SHIRT WAISTS At Backward Season Prices SWEATERS For That Outing Trip, at Ono-Fourth Reduction HOUSE DRESSES At Prices You Cannot Afford to Mako Thorn ll.ftO and $1.75 Dresses 'J.2r, and 4'i.lti Uremic i att ! .fl.ll .mi. ho WASH DRESSES For Thoso Four Days $n.:& Dressed $3.9 ft Dresses Jl.fiO DrcNMCH $(i.fto Drccn :i.(io ffifri ltKimUTIONH SO TO 50 PKll OKNT . Entire line of Waists at theso Immensu reductions. Llnen.'SlIk and Chiffon. ' Triced at Htlc, !.!, $1.81), 2.ia, .:!. up ' K i ' Lingerie, $n.r.O Dresses 97.110 MUSLIN UNDERWEAR At Special Prices Including llin I'limoiu Ixt (Jtvrquo t'ntlcntcar $1.25 NIAGARA MAID SILK GLOVES 08c ; Inng Silk Cloven, Id buttous, double tipped, black, white and nil colors; Special, f)Kc wtlr. , Two-button Silk (llovcu, double tipped, all colors, special 1,1c ChamlsetWi (ilovctf, two buttons, nil colon. Special U.1c unit 13c 222 West Main St. Medford, Oregon a V Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y X Y Y X Y 4 Y Y Y Y X f Y X Y T Y y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 4illXltl ft ! MWl"t"l"ll"X 2 a. a. ! y y y Y Y Y Y y y y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y V y y y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y y y y y TONIGHT TONIGHT v )"$' ? t:." MEDFORD ATHLETIC CLUB Rounds-1 0-Rounds ,A s . Jffe. Bud Anderson fA Tommy McFarland Va ncouver, Wash. Fon Du Lac, Wis. i ' GOOD PRELIMINARIES Reserved Seats at Nash Hotel y Y Y Y Y Y X Y Y Y Y Y Y y y f Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y J Y Y Y Y Y Y y :( l?AnA.n Almiccmn 1 AA f J,