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MEDFORD MATL TRTBUNE, MEDFORD, ORI'IOOK. WflDNKSDA V, .I UN 13 2(, 11)12.
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BALL CAML
ON NEXT SUNDAY
A hiischnll cnrnivnt Ims boon nr-
. rKl f next Sundnv wlion I ho
jUodfonl club lihiys it dnuhlo-lii'iidi'r
with 0 nuila Piih tuiil Tnlont nt the
loonl bull grounds.
On neeoiint of tho high olnss nrliolo
if ball played by (ho locals iml (ho
Josephine county elinnipious mi th'ir
last nppearanco here, n rwoiI Mod
purse has boon nunriinlced to hring
thuso (wo tennis, logothor Jipun next
Sunday.
The Talent hall team has cleaned
up nil of the small towns in the
nullity, and like most of the other
I wins in the vallev. longs to take a
full onl of Medford.
Tho first giinte will he with Orants
Pass, startiii;: nt 'J:.'I0 p. in. MeFar
laii will he on the slab for the visitors
while Ike Mutter will net iu n like
eaparity for the loeals. Talent and
iMedford will start playing immediate
Iv after the first gainc is finished.
The u-unl udmixxton will cover
both came.
PAYS $10 FOR
FAST DRIVING
The motorcycle riders who are
planning to enter the motorcycle
races on July 1 In this city nro dally
working out on the Koss l.ane road
and considerable complaint Is being
made by the ranchers nnd others who
uso the road. The macadam roadway
Is In excellent shape for speed and tho
t)0a wore not slow In finding It out
W. Tyler Smith one of tho pioneer
motorc. lists of this city after trying
out the country road Tuesday after
noon started Into tho city hi groat
speed and failed to slow up on West
Main after ho struck the pavement.
Chief Uittson was In walling nml
Smith paid a flue of $10. It Is said
that he was traveling tiO tulles tin
hour.
Chief Hlttson Is again on tho war
path for speeders and It some of the
automobile drivers are not more care
ful on the resident streets of the elti
they are likely to find themselves In
the mayor's court.
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SUFFRAGEnE FORCES NEW SOLICITOR
ROYALTY TDUfflH
A GREAT SUCCESS
"The Mascot" as presented by the
Hurgess Hrothers under tho auspices
of the U. l O. Klks at the Opera
House Tuesday evening scored a dis
tinctive success. To those of Mod
ford's chitons who wore hero three
years ago when Frank Walters formed
a local stock company atnl presented
ninny of the old time favorite musical
comedies the success of last evening
was no surprise but to those who were
unaciiulaiited llh tho talent Medford
has along those Hues the production
wns n marvel.
The Uurgoss brothers, assisted by
W. l Qiilscuhury carried tho prin
ciple male parts of the oporn In their
usual excellent manner while Mrs. K.
M. Andrews nml Mrs. Kdntt issacs
handled the leading feminine roles
splendidly. Tho chorus work was
except lonally good.
A feature of the evening was tho
rendering of tho Klks song "Portlnud
wants you In 11M2" by Col. I t..
Ton Voile who was In excellent
voire.
The performance will bo repeated
this evening.
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CARDIFF, Wale, .lime 2(5. -A Mif
fnigette forced King George and
Queen Mary to hear her appeal here
today, but was nrrcMcd for her pains.
The king and ipicen were visiting the
cathedral when the suffragette sud
denly nihed into the royal presence,
demanding "voles for women" and
loudly denouncing Home Secretary
McKViinn for the attempts to forcibly
feed Mrs. Pankhurst and Mrs. ljtw
ronee when they declared n hungrsr
flrike in Ilolloway prison. She charg
ed the officials with attempting t
murder flic suffrage lenders. The
guards quickly rushed to the protec
tion of the king nnd queen. The suf
fragette was drugged out of the
cathedral and thrown into jail.
St. Paul Wants T. R. Convention
ST. PAUL, Minn., Juno 2C St.
Paul wants the convention of tho new
Roosevelt party. Tho public affairs
committee of tho city council today
Invited tho new party to hold the
convention in this city. A campaign
will be pushed toward securing the
meeting.
MAMFn RY TArT'WOMEN 1ST WAIT
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WASHINGTON. Juno 26.--President
Taft today accepted the resig
nation of Frederick W. I.cliiunun,
solicitor general of the United
States. Lelimanu Is a democrat
but he said today that politics had
nothing to do with his resignation.
His relations with the president and
attorney general were pleasant, he
added, but he desired to return to
private practice in St. Louis, his
home city.
LOUISVILLI. K. June 26.
Friends of Marshall Hullltt, a young
attorney here, say he has accepted
appointment by President Taft as
solicitor general of the Unltud States
to succeed Frederick W. Lehmann
of St. Louis.
DIED.
Mark Marvin Heatheriy, at Central
Point, June 25, aged IS years and 9
months, a native of Washington, died
of tuberculosis at the residence of
his undo W. G. Freeman. Funeral
Wednesday afternoon, June 26, In
terment Central Point Cemetery.
An excursion to all of the Koguo
Ulver valley towns Ims been arranged
by the Medford Dihlng club under
whoso auspices the great racing moot
on July I will ho held. Tho excur
sion will ho made for the purpose of
advertising the rtveos. Several of the
stripped racing curs lll tniiko the
Journey throughout the valley. The
baud will bo taken along as will a
largo number of local people for tho
purpose of boosting the moot.
Tho directors of the driving club
met last evening at the office of Or.
Helms uud made further arraiigomout
for tho meet. The motorcycle rac
ing card was arranged and man good
races will bo seen Tho day pronvv
Ises to be a big one
Teams and men are now at work
on tho race track putting It tu good
shape for tho moot on tho fourth. No
expense Is being spaied to make the
track safe and Hist Tho best days
sport Medford has over scon Is In
prospect.
Kntrlrs for tho various events of
the day nro being received dnlly and
there Is no longer doubt of tho suc
cess of the meet.
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MAIn.MOHK. .lime 'Jo. Mrs. MuV
Arkwright Hutton. of SHkiiue, one
of the two women delegates nuiiouii"
cd that there wns mi hope of women
suffrage being endorsed by the p rott
en t convention.
"I hno found that conditions here
are not propitious for a suffrage fight
jut now," he ..aid, "and 1 will not
waste time trying n get suffrage
considered. Four veal's from now
we will have many more states in line
for suffrage and then our appeals
will be mst successful."
WAT I "It I'SKUS' XOTICK.
Notice Is hereby given that the
City Water will positively be shut off
from every premises on which rent
for the quarter from June 1st to
September 1st has not been paid by
Saturday, Juno 29th.
Ordinance No. Cii9 provides that
every delinquent user shall be shut
off. without notice, after June 15th,
but wo are giving, In this Instance,
11 days additional time, as well as
a second notice.
E. T. FOSS.
City Hecorder.
Dated Juno 24. 1912.
PRESBYTERY HOLDS
SPECIAL SESSION
The Presbytery of southern Oregon
met In special session tu the First
Presbyterian church of Medford, Or ,
on Tuesday at 1 1 it in. Itov. J. K
Halllle, I). P., of Phoenix, was mod
erator, ltev. O. T. Morgan. Ph. I).,
was examined In theology and licens
ed to preach the Gospel with a view
to ordination at the fall meeting of
th Presbytery.
Tho Presbytery found the charges
against tho brethren of Coos liny
false and unfounded and dismissed
them. Ily a vote the Presbytery ox
pressed Its rejoicing that the ltev.
Weston F. Shields has decided to re
ninlu with the Medford church. Four
teen ministers ami two elders were
In attendance.
A representative giitheilug of Inixt
uess men and innoh owners m
I'hoeni.v and tieinily mot Monday
evening in I ho V. O. W. hull and
orgunitod n Conimoroiiil club. The
following officois woio chosen :
President -John Cope.
Secretary- I',. (I. fnlcmuii.
TioiiMuor- Aitliur S. Fun v.
Trustees for a teim of tlitoe veins;
Fred I. Furry. J. I'. KoboiK I).
t'oltor.
For two-yen r tetm: A. II Filler,
Dr. .1. K. Haillio.
For one-,ear tot in: lleiuy Shnlor,
S. fope.
t'omiuiltee on by-laws uud eoio.ll
tiition: A. II. Fisher, John Cipo, lb.
.1. I. Haillio, K. G. t'o...nau. F I!
Furry.
The next meeting will be hold M.u
duv e eniug, July I.
notici:.
I have Impounded .1 pigs on tho
Guthrie ranch. Owner miiy have
Hiimo by paying damage done by
l hem. ' Si!
PKOF. K. KNGKI.IIAHDT.
NOTICI'.
Notlco Is hereby given that the
undersigned will apply to the city
council of thu city of Mcdford, Ore
gon, nt Its next regular meeting on
July 2, 1912, for a llccnso to sell
spirituous, vinous and malt liquors
In quantities lesajhan a gallon at Its
place of business on lota 5, 6, 7, 8,
block 20, In said, city, for a porlod
of six months.
HOTEL NASH CO.
Dated Juno IS, 1912.
MRS. HcGILL
BROKE DOWN
Gives the Real Facts In Regard to
Her Case and Tells How She
Suffered.
Jonesboro. Ark. "I suffered a com'
pleto break down In health, soma llmo
go," writes Mrs. A. McGIII. from this
pine. "I vraa Tory woak And could
not do any work. I tried different
remedies, but thny did ma no Reed. I
Ona day, I got a bottla of Cardul. It
did mo so much good, I wos surprised,
nnd took soma mora.
Doforo I took Cardul, I had headache
and backache, nnd aomatlmos I would
cry for hours. Now I am over all that,
and can do all kinds of housework. I
think It Is tho greatoat modlclns on
trth.M i
In tho past fifty years, thousands of
ladles haro written, llko Mrs. McOtll,
to tell ot tho benefit received from
Cardul. I
Such testimony, from earnest women, '
surely Indicates tho grcnt value of this
tonic remedy, for diseases peculiar to
women. Aro you a surrorerr Year
Cardul Is tho medlclno you need.
Wo nrgo you to try It.
N. t). Writ4 la t IaIIm' A4vUory D., Ctl.
nr a Mnlkln Co.. QuMtanoet. Traa.. for JSjvtvjI
Jntlruttiont, ani Mth tonic, 'lloo TrfatBMl
V Woffiao." Mot to rUJn rapr, oo nquaaL
OUR REPAIR SHOP
Is oquippod to do nil branchoo of Bioyolo nnd
Motorcyclo repairing. Brazing n npoclnlty.
Bnby Oarriagoa and Go-Oarta Rotirod!
All work guarnntood nnd do'livorod
promptly.
Pacific Motor Supply Co.
220 Woat Main St.
Both Phonos
Flour ?
Coffee?
Tea?
or What ?
Anything You Buy
from Us in the Gro
cery line will be right
Our Bakery Depart
ment is a source of
pride to us investi
gate Allen Grocery Co.
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blast.. Don't wait too long to make your purchases, lttght merchandise
at right prices soon go. Store is crowded most all the time with anxious
buyers, and although our stock is still complete in every department, we
advise you to HURRY and get your share of the many bargains we are offering.
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this line of merchandise.
AVe buy carefully ami buy nothing but the best, by ho doing we are in a
posit ion to guarantee every garment we sell to have the best workmanship
and style possible. It is needless to say that we are offering you more for
your money than you can get elsewhere. To come and see for yourself is
to find this statement true.
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stock of suits go at halt'
price, some less. Large
assortments to choose
from, and absolutely the
V best " tailored garments
& that money can buy.
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ing dresses go at about
one-half price. In no
city can you find a more
beautiful and up-to-date
assortment. AVo can fit
you, but don't wait too
long.
Wo are also offering
our entire stock of
Ladies' and Children';
dresses at money saving
prices. These goods just
came in. and aro the
most beautiful line we
have ever shown. You
canuot afford to miss
these bargains.
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