Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 09, 1912, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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    OTPFOftD MATT, TRTTONTC, MWDFORD, OKtiflON, THURSDAY, MAY 9, 3912,
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t'Mwiinl i Ireland, I'oiiiii'iliniiii
lYiim llio nct'iunl Wind, illcd Miililfill,
Hi' Ih'iiiI (IIhi'iihii WiMliii'Ntlny nl'liir
iiimiii nt Hut Med In id Imli'l u I ic i'o hi
wiih liilinn by I'iIimhIh Wlll'll Mint nt
liiehetl, Tint iii'uh nt' IiIh iIimiIIi enme
UN a n''"t Hinpiixe to bin many
I'lit'llllf lUlll lllllilll'HH IIXHIM'lllll'H In
lint ell, v. 'I'lii' city eittineil ttlileli u im
in hi'Hmiimi wlii'ii Mr. Ireland tiled in
jlMIIIICll Immediately upon leet'lpt III
till Ill'Wrf.
Mr. Iri'liuiil lntil lii'ini ii ieiient iiI'
I In- city lut' tin' ihihI lliii'n vi'iiim, iiml
llllrt lll'l'll I'llHMKI'll ill llllhilll'HK in tin
oily tieaily nil of tliul time. Lust
u inter hit wiih tuned In run I'nr the
nilv I'liiiiicil Innii IiIh wind mill wttn
hlKTIihrtl'llI Kl'ivillli nilll'H tint lirl nl
lit vettr. lie wit iiiiivetmillv ronpeei-
fit mnl wiih M'tv iiiiiilat' in Iiiihiiii'h
I'lll'll'H,
Mi. Iti'lmul wiih a Miihiui, mi Kll,,
mnl it Mihihi' mnl tlu'Hc niilciH will
iirobitblv lut irpicHcnlitil nt liu run
ciiil. Hit Iiml hi'iil iiiiniy i'iit u" lu
ll I'o in I Im employ uf JitiiiiiM rail
khuIh.
Ill WIIh Til ,N I'll In mill llliilllllh
nlil. mnl u'iin limn in Ciiii'iiiiinli, (),,
May 'JO, IHIHI. Ilih iiillwr.ilied uli.'ii
lie mum wo year ulil. October I,
1H8II, lut wax iiiiiirii'il to MittH l.iMiiic
I, Iteiimei. of Havana, Maxim I'liiuily,
Illinois. To tliin iiiiiim wiih burn
Mir.. K. I-'. Tliitinp-xiii of riimnpitiuii,
III., ami two ilmiulili'iK, Mabel ami
I iva. Iioth in I'liilillioiiil.
Mr. IitIihiiI a member i Vci.
em Star Indue N". 'J ID of ('liiimpuipi.
llliiniN. A. I V A. M. Of tin- Coiii
imtiidery uf Ktutililn Tnnplar ami nl'
I 1 1 II It ft Tl'lliplf Of till' Klltlll'H of till'
Mytiii Hhiine. Ho wan a member of
Mi'illorU IihIkk S'o. 1 1 US l. I. O. KIU
Mr. Ireland will ai'i-niitpaiiy tin' le.
titaiiiH to llliuoiH, IniviiiL' Mi'ilforil
Salttrtlay I'M'tiin. Tint MnMutie I'liii
I'ral M'rvii'i'. uill lut rnniliii'li'il by
In home loile in llhnnih.
On .Saturday at'ti'ittoon at I o'clock
I'linoial M'rvirex will hit held in Mnl
t'oiil nailer lint ntiNpircs of Ihe loeal
IihIjjo ttf KIU.
Mr. Ireland' ileath in the lust
death Inc. MWltilncd by the local
Indue.
To the '.ersii'i-H which will he hold
in the I'.lkrt hall, all friend ntv iit'.il
eil to atleml. IVillowiau the. M'ttii--.
the body will he by (he odp ecnrted
In the train, the iaanr ami enmie.il uf
the i-ilv aeliit',' ttr pall heareih.
SCENE FROM "OVEn NIGHT" AT MEDFORD THEATER TOMORROW NIGHT.
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DON'T EAT FISH NEW FEATURES IfllM
FROM BEAR CREEK: FOR THE CIRCUS, NEXT SUNDAY
SEE "OVER NIGHT"
TOMORROW
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'HltlSTI..V HCICNCK
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Dr. Krnnk n.T.eoaard. C. H. II.,
iiiumlier or tint hoard of lectttrcHhli
of tint Mother Church, the KlrM
Church of ChrlHt, .ScloittUl. at IIdhIdii.
Miihh., w III ilellvor a free lerttne nt
Hut Miiilforil theater tonlKlit All
llioHe liilercHled aro ntnlhilly Invltml
to UttDllll.
YESTERDAY'S SCORES:
NATIONAL
W.
Clmlmiutl ITi
Now York II
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ritlKhuiK 7
I'liiimioiiiiiiii t;
Drooklyn 0
HI. I.imiIk ft
(JIlW'tlKO !), IIohKiii S,
Ht. hotiln S, Now York 11.
Cincinnati 5, Phllaihtlphla
1'lttHhui'K'llronklyii, rain.
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l'h.xieimi me mii tthix Mili'iil The people o the ciri'tiK aie nluan
ol the ettv aaniM( ti-hiii in lli'iir lookiuir for new feature, ami o
ereek ami eatitli: Hi' fi!i A lnrt ' iiiimy have lieea introiltieeil in yearn
time ago the neptie (auk, nilo which 'one hy into thi particular foini if
the Ki'iici' f,yti!iii of the eilv emplift, ' unlet titinunuit. that it wonhl seem nt
hart mnl inee that time the MuiMMitlcei aw if inyciiitity ami oninaliiy
have cnipticil into Hear clock direct ' had Itccn n.iatihlc.il.
ami will eoiitiiitin to ih m until the I tit t the Sell-Kioto eriun. which
wl play a xiityle iliiy'rt eiij-UfU'iae.it
new hcptie tank, of cuiiciotc, ha
lieeii eoiapleleil. Sewer led iU ate
lint ii'eiiiaiuemleil l llr. Yile.
Tin old M'tilie lank wn eoiihtrttc
hero mi Tliitiilay, May 2.'), Iihm on it
ini'Kiiiiii one iiuinher which in een-
i'il iJnee or four .vein iikh of wood I t"y a ttnvulty. It i ttilroilueeil pit
ami it took onlv a eonnutrativeiy J innrily an a eouit'ily ael, in whieh .t
hhnii I for the wood to tot nut lll",, liitflio.l to an ordinary lamlittt
ami lltt tank to tvc wav. The eity
enuucil lecenlU oiileriil a new o'te
coiiwlrnetcd
SANITARY SURVEY
CONDEMNS EATING PLACES
Htrlklm; at the ttminaitary condi
tion of tint ItotelH ami runt nit ran t:
comlmmiliiK proi(irty-owar for tint
lovi'iily itiamtttr thut tint nllojH In vehicle and it oeeunaiit-.
enrryinir two tiuM'ii.'ers is dtiven in-
lu the riu;.'. At fitvl the miintal t"
I'tiec to move, ami when uracil hy hii
Itiver. hicks that individual clean off
htrv teat hack apnii the lady ami ett
tleinmi who are -cati'd in the carriage.
The animal then kicks himself clear
nit of the haruei- and after gallop
inu wihllv nromul thu Tiny ttfiyernf
linii'n, winds tip hy jiiiapiity over the
AM1CIUOAN
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llOMtOII 11
WaHliliiKtoa 10
Philadelphia i)
Clttvolaml 8
Dutrolt 9
KU I.oiiIh t)
Now York 4
WuhIiIiikUmi (i, Chli'iiKo 7.
All uthurn piiationod; rain.
L. P. C.
R .727
7 .011
8 . r. r, s
8 .020
0 .171
12 .120
12 .:i:i:i
12 .100
COANT
W.
Oakland 211
Vtirmiu 17
Han Fraut'lHco It!
I.iih AtiKtilim ,,,,,'., Hi
KiKiraimtuto 10
Portland 0
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It. II. w.
Oakland r 111 1
Vurumi t (I 2
Hattorlou AIiIoh ami Mltxo; Wha
It'it, Canton ami Akiiihv,
Haiti'amunto 1 I I
Portland 0 7 1.
lat,torlPH--VllllaiUH ami KrulU;
(Urol ami Howloy.
Hint FranclHtu) 0 2 1
Loh AiiKoloa 1 0 1
IliittorluH Noyon, Timor and
Hohnildt; Lovorotiz and llolua,
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Hpokauo ,,,.10
Huattlo 0
Tn co tim , 8
Victoria
Portland
Vancouver
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tint inula part of town were kept ami
iirclm: that llio idiyitlclaitH of (ho city
hit foreeil Ut oliey the law ami
promptly ipiaraatlne eontaKiontt i1Ih
eiiHett, the report of tint woitiitu of
tint (ireater Medford eluli wiih hiiIi
milted to tint city council WmluoH
tlay nftcriinon.
The oneral (yimlltlomi la tlio city
were tip to tint' avorauo. Proper
tioweraKii ami dlMposal iff t ho Hitnin
wiih one feature that the city bIiouIiI
ho proud of. .Mated tint report. A Inn
the water wan kooiI. In office htillit
tiiKH the pluuilihiK wiih iih a rule kept
In a clean ami ttaiiltary condition,
llmuKh Hotnit citMea wttro cllod that
woilld hliow thai careliiHHmtMt on tltn
pnit of thu property itwiiorn wuh ln-
cnutliiK' a uteiiaeo to tlio public
health. 4
OwtitK tp tile aiinoumuiuout of lite
ttemlMo of Councilman K. C. Ireland,
thu ntport wiih not road In its en
tirety, tint council adjourulUK nntll
Monday afteinoon.
Improper dlHposal of KarluiKo
placed nearly every rcHtaurant and
ItotePln tint city In a Hat of highly
umtuiiltnry placeH ami unfit to ho
patronlr.ed hy tint puhllo. With few
except Inns garl'iiK" ciihh aio tint In
UNO, the retime ami dehrlH IkiIiir
thrown In thu hack yarda or la
wooden Imrri'lrt without coverx,
whero It wan allowed to putrlfy, of.
foiiuc an admirable hrcmllm; place
for typhoid.
Though tho atrcots of tlio city aro
In a miultary condition, tho a I ley h
aro maul an iltimpInK KroumlH for lu
flaiumahlo material and decajlitR
voKolaltlo mattor. In uuo ciiho tltn
rofmui from a htoro liamllliiK moatu
watt thrown In a barrel In an alley,
Tint report commred tho phMtlclamt
of tho city fur falling to report ciihoh
of typhoid. Thin wiih oiled aa In
fitrlcl uou-oltuervauco of tho utnto
law,
Tho ladli'H havo (itilotly worked
ipon tho Hitnltary Hitrvoy for tho
pattt Hovoral weekH, and tho report
Hubinlttod wiih very roiuproliontdvii,
KlvliiK every ciiko where a iiiiIhuuco
wiih found. The report doolaiod
that no ciihob worn rtted out of por
Honal feolliiK, hut that tho city might
lut ahlo to take on a moro baultary
condltlim.
Action will prohahly ho taken
xyhou tho reading of t,hu report la
complotod,
The act in ilsf i what it termed
a "sereata" in the show world, iittd
further ileinoustnUes the marioloiis
Ntsiliiities of hore traiititi'.',- which
iinlei'il, s the Y'r ko by, acum with
out limit.
KaKlod.
Mother'M Day, Hitnilay. May 12,
will be obstirveil yenernllv throughout
the nation next .Sunday. Appropriate
services have been arranged in nearly
all of the Moilfonl eluirclic ami the
day ,t'iiernlly ylll bcduoted to trih
utos to mntlieiH.
Knelt man is expected on that day
to wear n whit carunlioti out of re
MM'i't to his mother. The day was
icncinllv observed in this eity last
year for the firt time.
COUNCIL REFUSES
ASH LIQUOR LICENSE
At tho Hpeclnl meeting of the city I
council Wednesday afternoon tho fol
lowltiK roiitino business was trans
acted: Llconsc of Arcltlo Ash for a wholo
itnlo and retail Uqupr Hccnso was re-
ftlSOll. , . (
Hesolutlon docliirlng tho Intention
to pavo alloy back of Gamott-Corey
bttlldlui; passed.
Street committee was authorized
to rURngo names of all streets that
wore named In duplicate.
Hotiolutlou declaring 'the Intention
to pavo I-'ast Ninth street from Ulv
ormlilo to Central avenue passed.
Tho council ordered tho Rogue
Hlver Valley railroad to place on
William A. Iliad) will rcihI to the
opera Iioiiko l-'rlday nllit, May 10,
tho new throo act comedy "Over
JNlBht," written hy Philip If. Mar-
tholotmie, a play that scored otm of
tho blKK't HiicretteeK of hut loascn
In New York- City.
Tho story of "Ovr NIkIiI" has to
do with tho mlKfldvonttireK of two
youtiK marrJcd wttptoe who stnrL on
their lu.tieytnoon trips up the Hud
Hon river on the day lino steamer
llcmlrlck Hudson.
Hy some means they In-come set
arated and tho husband of one dis
covers that he has the bride of the
other on his hands, ami vice versa.
It Is said that there arc so many
lamiisInK complications arising over
Mils device of the author that It
, keeps tho audiences In constant roarft
of laughter from the rise of tho cur
tain till Its fall. The first act taks
place on board the steamer llcmlrlck
Hudson, and the other two at th6
Rip Van Winkle Inn, a small hotel
supposedly situated In the Catskills
not far from Poughkccpsle. While
It might bo thought that "Over
Night" treads on rather delicate
ground, It Is said that the author
has carefully avoided anything that
might be construed as suggestive.
Mr. Iirady promises a first class
company and an excellent produc
tion for his play. One of the most
amusing characters Is that of a
country hotel clerk, played by Mr
Arthur Aylsworth, who made all
sorts of a hit In tho part when it
was originally produced in New York
a success that has been duplicated
wherever be has appeared. ,
Much of the interest naturally
centers around tho two newly-wed
couples, and for these roles Thomas
Emory has been selected for ono of
tho husbands nnd Sam D. Hardy, an
other well known light comedian,
for tlio other; while the two brides
will bo played by Franclno Larrl-
tnore and Ada Stirling. Others in
the company aro Inez Buck, Mahlon
P. Hamilton, James T. Ford, Elsie
Scott, Florence Stewart, and Edward
netici:
The Fiaternal Order of
There will bo Inltlatlonnl work nt I grade and plank all crossings within
tho regular meeting Thursday evo-i tho city limits.
uiiig All meiiilierH and visiting mem-1
berrt please he present , Legal blanks at tlio Medford Print-
41 JAMES STEWART. Sec. i Inc company.
L. Dunne.
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LOOK FOR THIS SIGN ON LEADING GARAGES
The superiority of Michelin Tires
is recognized all over the World
Yon cannot know what a
good tire is until you try a
Michelin properly inflated
IN STOCK BY
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PACIFIC MOTOR SUPPLY CO.
1-0 W. MAIN.
VAPOR BATHS
and Scientific Massage
Try it for a cold, rheumatism, etc. Advice in dietetics,
medical gymnastics and Hydrotherapy. Lady attendant.
DR. ROBT. J. LOCKWOOD
CHIROPtACTOR
E. 9th and S. Riverside Both Phones
IF YOU ARE A TRIFLE SENSITIVE
About tho slzo of your shoes, It's
somo satisfaction to know that many
people can wear shoes a size smaller
by shaking Allen's Foot-Easo, tho
nntiseptic powder, Into them. Just
the thing for Dancing Parties, Pat
ent Leather Shoes, and for Breaking
in New Shoes. When rubbers or over
shoes becomo necessary and your
shoes pinch, Allen's Foot-Easo gives
Instant relief. Sold everywhere, 25c,
Sample FREE. Address, Allen S.
Olmsted. Lo Roy, N. Y. Don't ac
cept any substitute.
Vacuum Carpet Cleaning
"We have casoliue powei, a
large machine, and guaran
tee all work.
Home Phone S3-K
NOTICE
Tho ladles of tint W. C. T. U, will
meet at tho Uaptlut church at 1 p,
m, today, At 1 p, m. Mrs. Hllhatigh
will give au addretis. All ladles (if
tho city tiro Invited,
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OF READY-TO-WEAR LADIES' GARMENTS
Offers more true economy than has ever been
given on new, crisp, fresh, Spring ready-to-wear
garments so early in the season but our
stock is much too heavy and must turn it
into cash.
Millinery One-fourth Off
Silk Dresses, Wool Dresses
at reductions of 25 to 50
per cent.
Skirts at backward Season
prices. h .
200 Dress Skirts at 1-4, 1-3
and 1-2 off.
Shirt Waists at reductions
of 20 to 50 per cent.
House Dresses at special
prices.
Tailored Suits at savings of 20 to 50 per cent.
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5 First
National Bank
OF X
MEDFORD, OREGON
CAPITAL STOCK $100,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits $65,000.00
United States and Postal Savings Depository
We solicit your business, which will receive our
careful attention.
F. X. DEUEL, PRESIDENT M. L. ALFOUD, CASHIER
ORRIS CRAWTORD, ASSISTANT CASHIER
Nearly a quarter of a century under the same I .
management
THE
Jackson County Bank
Medford, Oregon
It has succeeded because of
Soundness of principle
Economy of management
Safety of investment
Courteous and liberal treatraont
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $175,000.00
W. I. Vawter, President G. R. Lindloy, Vice Pres.
0. W. McDonald, Cashier
ICE
j$fr
as clear and hard as diamonds
Storage rooms right for all
kinds of goods.
Our wagons deliver to all
parts of the city.
Phenes: Pacific 2641, Home 240
Medford Ice & Storage Co.
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