Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 11, 1912, SECOND EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMWM-WfcJMHw'IH . MJlljlWHHt ! IfclMW ((WirtiJljWwrirt(wwfiJ(MT W act ,. - .., rt.,W PAGE TWO atEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNE, MEDlORD, OtfK(K)Nr. S.VTrHDAY. MAY II. 1!H2. ElMrf I t TMTI "i FT ii iff life it if! i I if' f , ! : i ?r ! hi - i m U i E I I .i 4 : l hv PUKIUH 10 KEN! CflY BKNEEW MNEIJ Bf ill lie At, Iho Commercial elub meeting Fridny evening, Messrs. Garnet I nuil Hcddy, members of the, rnilrond com mittee, had n friendly sqt-to over the llluo Ledge rnilroad committee, wltleh both, admit is torn with divergent Menu tvC, jiroceeu'ure. Mr. Cmruclt Ktutcd thnt the commit teo honed to have u definite pniosition to, submit to the, people, shortly, and Ur. lleddy holding that nicotinic to do things was now.'aiul that tho road would never bo built unless u start was made, and that if Medford hoped to catch n rail road builder, the hook had to be bait ed first. . In the course of the discussion. Dr. Roddy staled that Superintendent Campbell, had told the committee, that ho thought he would be able to have the Southern Pacific furnish the rails, on nominal terms, provided the rnilroad was Riven nn option to pur chase, which would make the line a Southern Pacifiq branch. Mr. flnnictt stated that he was un alterably opposed to the Southern Pacific securing any more of a stran gle hold on the valley than it had now,, and that solution lay only n building an independent line to the const, which the committee wa working ou ut the present time. At the proposed mass meeting the railroad committee will bo expected to report its progress. APPLE TO IIP, THE EAST A gel-together Woslers meeting at (which the Koguo River Canal com- W proposed extension will bo uiea lo be taken on nn excursion ll.If,l,.JWi,.1 ,,.! III.. I.lilk....l ....! , . . . ... to the Hlne Ledge or coast set forth is planned bv the Commercial club nt nn early duU Members of the committee having the meetiug in charge are Messrs. Colvig. Andrews, Putnam. H. 'a. Flynn, MeCorjui.'lM Knv nnd HedtQV An interesting program relnU'in; t development projects wiH be. rendered and anv eituen, having the growth and welfare of the valley at heart i expected to be present.- "i i - r, , . i ' I YESTERDAY'S SCORES: ' f , uienclug to got ready tr their Hum mer verduro ami, last Imt not leant, William 1 Indies, eoittrncttug agent of the KellH-l'Moto corrin. has arrived. TIits, or course, m:i he n colucl deuce, so It will to sitfflelont to rhrunlolo tho fact that the blj? show will be hero on Thurcilay. May :l t that, to uho tho language of the proiin ai;cnt, everything will bo nioro iiihk- ulfleont and multltudliiomi than over horn re. Tho Btnry, itT how tho Kelln-l'Mntn elrcun "bucked'1 Iho trust ami out tho prices In half Is now an old one, both to tho public inul to tho umiiitcmcnt world. The nil price tit lit prowillis while wo are 'eiedlbly ndvlmltl thai tho uIieiiH ItMcir li huger than ovur buforo. Tho iioi-forimuii'OM itlvou hero liuvo nlwnyii been HiiUHfaetory, nnd there Ih no reason to bellovo that thr liroMout iiouwtin'tt oiuiH"iiient will iihow any railing orr or Inch of do n I if ou tho part or tho miuiitgoiiicut to hold tholr pntroiiH, llblV Ik kIiII'Io illlv'.. .IHML'llll(Mll. Itllll .i... .-.. .. i ... n... I ' " " ...,j n v..i."r. -. ,xiih urnco iiiirvin, m i euiri Point, who Is to be a mumlier ot the i imriy oi ciKHieoii uregon jouur ih-, .TkTT4Tr.TcToTrTfTTT7TT , I " '' t v r - f w v -- -- - -- -- - - - ", Da ten ( : Mr, Ibjuvn lUuuirU. thai, wo will tieo tioiuoUiliig ww thlH neauoii In (ho way or iipeelal uttrartloini, Hit (our big ut'tn liuvo been liniiortod niiuclully no m Curoio In order that tho uiiUm'. latiuninit bo entirely worthy, Attor leaving hero, Hollii-I'loln In lilllt'd to play a day'a (iilKiiitouiiit at Omitt'ii 1'iiHrt, Vft . -.4U.tU. J.?.J.Ja TT, A A A a 'A'VVVWWVVVV XATIOXAIi .13 w 4t Y i S "in mr is mm F A R G E Cincinnati New York Boston 9 Chicago 10 Brooklyn S Philadelphia ... 9 Pittsburg .: I St. Louts "i Pittsburg S. Chlladelphla -J Chicago 0, New York .4. , St. Louis 3, Dosto'n 1. Cincinnati fi, Brooklyn C. o Z 9 10 14 ? 12 r. a .7G2 .030 .5qo .sou .441 .391 .30.S "94 Labt night's piny was in the fullest sense nn entertainment. While it :s not a performance that would stand tho light of nnnlization or criticism, it was evidently written to nmnsc, and" thoroughly fulfilled its mission. "Over Night" is n comedy some what on the style of the Hoyt plays, the humor lying in tho situations rather; than the subtle delineation of character, and I nra not altogether feure but what there is still a large field for this kind of light comedy. Tho play requires n good even cast, yet there is no star part that stands out. Last night's cast was so wejl balanced that it would be an, injustice to praise" one 'actor more than an other, t,o wo will just give one hearty hurrah for the wholo company nnd they may be assured that Medford extends the hand of welcome for their return. ji- -.. ED ANDREWS. NAME COMMITTEE TO FRAME BILL What will be known as tho "homo rule" good roads amendment will be draw, a. up by the committee appointed by tho Commercial club at their meeting Thursday night, and an ef fort mado to obtain tho necessary amount of signatures to present the measure bpforo tho voters of the state at tho election this Novembor. Attorney A. B. Keames, Judge Wm. Colvig andf Ed Andrews are the com mittee. Tho amendment will mako it pos sible fqr any. county to vote to bond itself to an amount that tho voters of tho county think necessary for tho building; or permanent highways. It wiiaso include, a provision that the funds thus obtained cannot bo' used for any other purpose other than the building of permanent roads. Inasmuch as all Initiatory meas ures mus possess tho required per cent of names must be In tho secre tary of State's office by July 1, the 12,000 games rfiQMlred must bo ob tained in a surprisingly short tjme. With, the new amendment drawn up, petitions will bo circulated through out the stato in the most rapid man ner .possible. ., AMEIUCAX W. L. Chicago IS 5 Doston .-.,....12 S Washington 10 10 Philadelphia 9 9 Cleveland 9 9 Detroit 10 13 St. Louis 6 13 New York ., 5 12 Boston 5, Detroit G. Philadelphia 3, Cleveland 10. Xew York 3, St. Louis 2. Washington 2, Chicago P. C. .7S3 .coo .500 .500 .500 .435 .316 .294 COAST W. Oakland 2 1 Vernon .... i 1 S Los Angeles 17 San Francisco 17 Sacramento 16 Portland 10 o. L. 11 15 17 17 19 20 P.O. .CSG .545 .500 .500 .457 uuu next month by Pulllln A. Dales, of tho Pacific Northwest,' will bo the only real apple girl In the party, ac- rnrilltii In -t K.tli, fw,, ti llulitu received by Miss Uarvlu recently The asprnnt for a place In the party jjj rr,om uoou; itivor una wuiuirnwu and us no othr strictly fruit growing section will have a representative save the. Kogue Diver valley, .Miss (Jarvln Is meotlug with excellent suc cess securing subscriptions to the Pa cific Northwest, so that there Is no , j iiouiii uut.umt sac win tie a meinour j J of tho party. Jacksonville has un- uenaxen 10 secure a goon sueu us,i i ,r there and members of the Conuner-, & clal, club are now preparing lltera-j lure to send east with hor, Talent, ' & Ashland and other communities In f tf the valley besides Central Point, are i J also taking an Interest In the mutter jj and will send literature east .with j Miss Garvin. The girls will tho national republican, convention at Chicago whllo on the trip and will be special guests of President Taft dur ing a portion of their stay In Wash Ington. Klbert Hubbard, the writor and lecturer, has sent a special Invitation to Mr. Dates for the party jf to he his guests at East Aurora for a ' day. All thebig cities of the east I fy, will be visited and the Oregon girls) t win do pnoiogrnpneu ana mtervieweii ' x .. ... ". .:.. " ,- w.... ... in an iuiiung iiui:vi-s, iiivrcujr Hiv ing to their state much desirable pub llcity. Tho amount of literature that can be taken by each member of the party is necessarily limited and Miss Garvin will naturally carry tho lit erature and sing the praises of the communities which have given her some assistance and encouragement in the campaign. Free Mu sic-Free Refreshments i T attend ; l. noted ! V jfcj W i- 1jiftfc V;'4f m i' ,,, ,i 'VV-, ' . . T L. s ! .Jl. . W MOTHER'S DAY SERVICES AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH R. H. S E. Sacramento 3 S 3 Portland 2 5 0 Batteries Fitzgerald and Swenk; Check, Koestner and llowlcy. Oakland 7 16 1 Vernon 4 10 1 Batteries Harkins and Mltze; Carson, Gray and Brown. San Francisco 1 Los Angeles 6 Batteries Henley and Halla and Bollcs 7 3 11 0 Berry; " CUTLERY CONCERN ASKS TOO MUCH That tho Bradford Cutlery com pany, asks tqo much for the erection of ope of Its manufacturing plants in Medford was the opinion pf some of tho members of the Commercial club Friday night, when a letter from II, M. Plaits, president of the com pany, was, read. In behalf of uia company, Mr. riat,ts uaks tho,t the citizen should pay Jlio taxes of. tho plaut for five years, subscribe 25 per cent gf tlo capjtul stopk,. which would bo prob ably 35 per cont of $100,000, and furnish a sltq for tho plant. In re turn. Medford would rccelvo a payroll of sovoral thousnud dollars each month and havo tho advantage of a $2QO,000 Ranking btislnoss. No, actlqit was taken by tho club ut this tlmo, though It Is understood that Presldont Colvig will answer tho letter and. try and. got better tormjj, Medford Printing company carry a full lino of legal blanks. XOUTirWEST w. Vancouver ..14 Victoria 1 2 Portland 13 Spokane 10 Tacoma .10 Seattle ..." ! 9 L. 10 10 11 11 13 14 Vancouver ..,..l 1 Spokane 6 Seattlo v 3 Tacoma 4 Eleven innings. Portland Victoria . Virr Tr II. 16 10 10 G P. C. .583 .545 .542 .476 .435 .391 E. .uotner' uay wm be observed a; both the morning and evening ser vices in the Hiiptit church. At the morning service n sermon appropriate for the occasion and special muic. All mothers who have not u church home are invited to be present. At the evening service six laymen wilt give five minute addresses on the following subjects, "My Mother' Teaching," "Mv Mother's Patience," "My Mother's l.vc," "My Mother's Oenllo Influence,' "My Mother's Prayer" and "My Mother's Defini tion of n Man." The following spe cial musical selections will be given: "Tell Mother I'll lie There," solo bv Mrs. A. A. Holmes; "Memories of Mother," by si cpiintcttc; "Abide With Me" by quartette. Mrs- K. C. Webs ter will give n rending. All nre in vited to theso services. A. A. Holmes, pastor. rr 1 WITH SPRING COMES THE SELLS-FL0T0 CIRCUS f A time-honored joko that spring and the circus arrived simultaneous lv Is so old and threadbare that it '-..,, ... z. . .:...... .. ... it wuuiu uuk uu buiu iu Kivu u jiiuuu iu i .- ., .-, n.l . ,, . ..... i Ull'SO CUIUU1I1Q. Dllll, iur llll WI II1UI, ' . tho air Is balmy, tho trees aro com- f f f f f t r y t y r t y y y t y t y ! SATURDAY, MAY 18th 2:30 to 5:30 and 7:30 to 10:30 p. m. DON'T FORGET THE DATE . You are cordially invited to call at your convenience during these hours, listen to a fine orchestra, "sip tea" with your fl Ijnends and rest in our easy chairs, rockers, sofas, davenports, .''.' couches, etc. Bring your relatives and friends, renew old 1 acquaintances and form new ones. Everything will be f arranged for your comfort, pleasure and entertainment. Yours to please, M. F. & H. CO. ? ? y y t y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y y Y v f y Y y t' Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y y Y Y Y Y Y Y y y y y x ! CmSmS i - - JmJmJJ ! WESTEUX LEAGUE W Denver 13 St. Joseph 12 Topoka .i 10 Omaha 10 Des Moines 9 Wichita 7 Sioux City 0 Lincoln .,...,. 6 L. 5 7 U a n 10 ii P. c. .722 .632 .520 .526 .500 .380 .375 .353 AMEIUCAX ASSOCIATION W. L. P. C Minneapolis 16 6 .727 Columbus 17 9 ,651 Toledo 12 10 .545 St, Paul 13 11 .542 Kansas City 11 13 .458 Milwaukee r 9 13 .409, Louisville ...,...,..,.,..,. 8- 13 ,381 IndiuqapoIlB 7 IG .304 Alexander The Suit Man Call and look over twelvo hundred sample of tho latest weaves In Men's Suitings. A made to your pleasure suit, ab solutely 'guaranteed to fit, guaran teed .all, puro wool and guaranteed to hold Kb Bhapo, Mado to your meas ure suits, r $18.00 to ? 10.00 Room S, Palm Building. The Fan Season Will Be Here Soon m . .9' y Y y y y y y y y y y y Y Y y Y y y f y Y t f. y y y t y Y y y y y y i f Get your Electric Fan ready for warm weather We will send a man FREE OF CHARGE to oil and clean your fan and put it in running order. Any mis sing parts supplied at cost. Do it now. Don't wait until warm weather when all our men will be busy. California Oregon Power Co. y y Y y y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y y Y Y t Y Y y Y y y Y Y Y Y . J f j '; t .A' L