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& -hv ti m i t k. v - t r r vMti m ,. hint' ' " " " ' f' n H UM MM1f - fr . f f 1" u PXG13 SIX tode-ord matl trtrune, meiworp. oriwon, iwrnAY. .tuly 2, tni2. ? kh-$ f .-. Ml - t WaMNMIN MORRIS an by HUMPHRY WASHINGTON, July 2G. IlHtcr- 1' rrltlclRltiK Congressman Norrls ot Nebraska for suppressing tho namu of tho "high, Influential republican' ho clnttncd Itait admitted tho Wash ington delegates to tho Chicago con vention were stolen, Congressman Humphrey today npoko in tho house In defense, ot tho nomination ot President Taft. Humphrey satd In part: "Is It nny oxcuso that 'High, In fluential republican' Bhould withhold his name, because ho Is running tor offlco himself? It seems thoro nro many csttmahlo gentlemen In such . dazed and hysterical condition that they have JoBt their sense of propor tion. I hopo tho period ot hysteria, tttispcton and unfrclndly denuncia tion which has endured slnco tho Chicago convention will pass nway and that wo shall haro less cant and hypocrisy by tbeso self constituted guardians of the people in their self righteousness solemnly and fervent ly thanking Cod they aro not as other men." A Scene From Beverly of Graustark I'REirV WIDOW , m m ATLANTA. Ga July 2G. The criminal division of tho superior court. Judge L. S. Roan presiding, will meet hero next Monday and the opening ot tho session is awaited with unusual nnd siate-wldo interest, for tho first caso to bo taken up is lhat of Mrs. Daisy Opio Grace, who Is charged with having attempted to murder her husband, Eugene Hamil ton Grace. This intense interest in 'the case is duo not so much to the so cial prominence ot tho defendant and her alleged victim, but to tho pe culiar circumstances surrounding the caso and tho mystifying features which promise to make the trial one long to bo remembered. Mr. and Mrs. Graco came to this city from Philadelphia, their former home, about eight or ten months ago. According to statements made by Mr. Grace sinco tho shooting, his wife, who is an .unusually handsome and attractive woman, used to be one of tho numerous sirens of the Great "White Way of New York, when he be came acquainted with her a few years ago. Sho fascinated him and, after a brief courtship, ho married her and took her to Philadelphia, whero he held a responsible position. Less tnan a year ago, Mr. Graco, who is wo) I to do and has prdporty interests in tho south, decided to remove to Atlanta, whero ho owns some valu ablo real estate. Graco and his wife made a good impression and freely mingled In local Boclal circles. They seemed to bo devotod to one another and no body over suspected that bloody tragedy lurked behind tho all-deceiving mask pf happiness. Tho catas trophe camo in tho night ot March 5. What really occurred within the secrecy of the Graces' beautiful home on West 11th street, is still a mys tery, tho solution of which at the coming trial Is awaited with Intense interest. Beyond a general denial of tho charges made by her husband Mrs. Graco has volunteered no state ment that would throw any light up on tho events of that night. Mr. Grace, however, haH not been so re ticent. According to his statement, made on tho day aftor the shooting, when tho doctors oxpected that his death would bo merely a question of a few hours, Mr. Grace was in bed, asleep, wlton his wlfo shot him. Awakened by tho shot, ho found himself power less to movo and begged his wlfo to cull a doctor. Sho left tho house, according to Mr. uraco'ts story, but Instead of calling a doctor, sho took tho next train for Newnan, the homo of Mr, Grace's mother, There hIio was urrostcd upon tho chargo of at tempted murder and brought back to Atlanta. Later she was released un der $5,000 ball. 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Amy Lesllo tho famotin dramatic critic of tho Chicago Now In re viewing George, ltiirr MeUulchoou's "Uovorly" writes i follews: "George llnrr McCutohcon's spnrk. ling romuueo "lluvvrly" lm boon exquisitely transformed by tho scholarly Robert M. llakor Into n do llghtful piny which wan Introduced to u n nttoiitlvo and enthiiHlnntle mid lenco nt tho Studebnker laHt night. Tho beautiful stago pictures followed one after tho other and thn costumoH nro unique nnd costly. Tho ucoiioa are piquant, exciting and full of ro mance. In the third net thoro Is a flno "Anthony Hope" wort of Imttlo scene with three ngnlust one which Is quite, as pulsong nnd genuinely thrilling an anything Sothoru or Ilnckott used to do, Every mlnuto detail of tho production Is exnet, ele gant and gratifying, and for' those who urge tho preservation of clean sentiment and rugged adventure "Uovorly" la bound to delight." Tho original SUulolmkor Theater. Chicago cast nnd production Intact will bo presented nt tho Medford Theater n Friday night, August 2nd. Popular nummor prices, 11.00, 711 nnd GO cents. SANITARY Paper Drinking Cup Tho mmloHl, cliiMipoHi and iiiohI. sauHai'.v driul; iiiK cup to lako on your liuiitini; or cainpiiig I rip. Put uj in scaled packages. 10 Cups for 5 ' 25 Cups for 10 tho team arc sightseeing in Europe and wi!l not return home until later. Wisconsin Knights of Columbus PRAIRIE DU CHIEN', Wis.. July 26. Delegates from cities and towns throughout Wisconsin are here for tho annual state convention of the Knights of Columbus. Today wns given over principally to tho rece- tlon of tho visitors. Tho delegates will attend religious services tomor row and on Monday the chief business of the convention will be transacted. Third Party Convention at Utah PROVO, Utah, July 26. Tho Roosovclt adherents In Utah rallied hero for n convention today to com plete tliu organization of tho pro gressive party In this stato and to elect delegates to the national con vention at Chicago. Big Welcome for Athletes NEW YORK, July 26. A truly na tional welcome awaits tho American victors in the Olympic athletic games in Stockholm, when they arrive here next Monday on the steamship Vad erland. About two-scoro of tho Am erican team, including tho majority of tho star performers, will arrive en tho Vaderland. Tho remainder t f SATUEDAY BARGAINS No. 1 BASE BALL SUPPLIES BOSTON, Jul? 2; Vigorous de nunciation of the actions of homo judges of the lpwor courts of Massa chusetts In their dealings with labor men and labor disputes was voiced today by District Attorney Polletler. Immigration Inspector Killed DETROIT. Mich.. July 26. II. (J. Herbert, n trnvullug Immigration in spector for the Canadian government, was shot and Instantly killed at tho ferry boat landing- here this after noon. A man giving tho uamo of William I-erguson wns nrrcstcd for tho killing. A letter found on tho prisoner was addressed to William Furgusou, Bloomlngton, California. let Cream Social. An leu cream social will bo glvon Saturday afterooon and evening at tho city pnrk by tho Ladies' Aid so ciety of tho Lutheran church. 106 "Headless Woman" Mystery Unsolved WONNSLOVER. It. I.. July 26. Henri Dcslovors, wlio Ih lining hold for tho alleged murder of Augelo Parmontlor, wns arraigned In court again today for a preliminary hear ing. Tho .man strenuously mntntaliiH that ho Is guiltless of the crime charged against him. lioyoud tho arrest of Deslovcrs on rlrcuiustantlnl evidence, tho authorities hnvo appar ently mado llttlo progress towards unraveling the mystery surrounding tho murder of tho Parmontlor wom an, wtuiKo headless and nuilo body was found In the Blackstonu river more than a mouth ago. Abandon Honeymon Trip SAN I-4RANCISCO. Cnl., July 26. Abandonment of their plan to sail tomorrow for tho Hawaiian lslnndH wiih announced today by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tomplcton Crocker ami Mr. nnd Mrs. Malcolm Crocker Whit man. Tho party had intended to sail on tho steomer Korea to Join Mr. nnd Mrs. William G. Irwin. No explanation for tho sudden change In plans was given. MgM$MgMM MONTH END CLEARANCE SALE Cut Star Blown Qlnm Wator Sot A euLslar blown lass one-luiU' gallon jug with (5 cut star blown glasses to match all complete $1.25 Sot Irridoscont Glaaa VnsoB and about 15 other odd stylo irridcHceut glass v dishes, all Uwi values, here tomor row 15 Eacli SATURDAY SPECIALS Men's Oauntlett Gloves, "$1,125 to $U.0() values, pair , , $ 1.00 Ladies' dauntless Gloves, pair ...50, 75, $1 Men's Heavy Leather Work Gloves, pair .50 Men's and Ladies' Husking Cloth Gloves, 10c. a pcir or , ..3 for 25tf One-pound can l ergon's Talcum I'owder,. 15 .Fcrgens Face Cream, 125c .size .. . 15 Woodbury's Tooth Powder, 125c size . .15 Colgates Talcum Powder , 15 Hardwood Hath Tub Seats, 75c value. . , .,..25 Men's Black Silk Socks, Linon Hool and Too, All sizes, pair 25 HUSSETS f. j0 Honor Helper of the Deaf PARIS, July 2C. An Interesting celebration will bo opened In PariH tomonow to murk tho blceutenary of the birth of Abbo do 1'Kpco, Inventor ot tho doaf and dumb nlphabot. The celebration will last four dityx and will Include an International congreuH of deaf inutua, which will be attend ed by delegates from many countries. Abbo do 1'IOpoo wan tho first of the great toachors of the deaf and dumb. Ho was educated for tho priesthood, but took up tho work of teaching the deaf and dumb beforo tho field h'id boon ontorod by any one olao. Ho whs successful and invented tho man ual alphabet, which was it great aid in ills work mid has sinco remained a standard device. Medford Priming; company carry a lull lis of legal blanks. Until you come and see our line of base ball goods you can't know just how well we can care for your needs. Be a good sport; come and have a look. 29 OFF On iill baseball goods except balls Tho't out by F. W. Shapleigh Hardware 28 South Central Ave. a f r f t T T f f v r v f f y y y r y y ! t y y t y y y r y y y i 6 t y y t y y y y X AT Mann's Central Av, Near P O PARASOLS Ladies Parasols in all colors for Saturday, special One-half price f)fKrfSniji MM Scrpeutino Crcpo in figures. Tho ideal matorlal for Klmonas and Dresiu lug Sacqucs. Also pipt$lm w- In plain colors for liotmo dresurH, in plain whlto for uu dorwear and shirt waists. Tho only storo I" town carry ing n full line. 0 and 25c values, spe cial lHc AT Mann's Central Av, Near P O PARASOLS Children's 50c para sols, Saturday, spe- r.inl 9!wV A y t f y f y f y y y y y HOSIERY J laving replenished our stock ot hosiery we arc in a position to fill the needs of every body. Following are the prices quoted for Saturday specials. Children's and Misses hose in all colors, 15c values, special 9d Ladies fast black hose Viy.: value, spec. 1) Ladies Jiiirson hose, the 25c grade, spe cial 3 for 50d Special 9c Sale SATURDAY JULY 26 at the Oakdale Cash Grocery Special Bargains in Waists Lingerie Waists Worth up to .$2.00, high and low neck, lace and embroidery trimmed, in sizes from '.)() to 4-1, special $2.00 values 98 Marquisito waists also the new voile waists in plain, tucked and plaited, values up to $3.50, special, $1.98 IN OUR WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT i . . I i y y 7 MwMM X ' KAWm y U Mm 4; 1 y i v l A. 1 Ginghams The well-known toile du noj'd fabric, in plain colors, stripes, and designs, regular 15c value spe cial 12io GLOVES $1.00 values, spe cial, Saturday Dimities and Lawns livery one strictly fast color, in dots, stripes and floral designs, 35c value, Saturday special II9 HAIR NETS Special Salui'd'y only Talcum Powder Colgates violet, boquet and cash mere, spociol CALICO In blue, black and white, spe cial Saturday 4 y j y y f y y A z can Armour Cork and Hcann.. .On can Hahy brand H-'irdlncn .'. 9c can Whlto Itono hrnnd Sardluen Do ran Hammond Dried Hccf Oo ran Van CampH Soup Oo cans I.lhhy Dovlled Meat Oc can Cove OyHtern ..fie can Carnation, Holly or SunrlHo Milk Oo can Ground I'oppor i)c can Ground MuaUtrd Oc. hox Joll-0 any flavor Oo hex Knox (lolatlno Oc can None Such Mlnco Meat 9c can Ilakom Cocoauut Oc hottlo Stufed OllveM Oc bottle IloroH ItudlHh Oc Jar I'eanut lluttor , Oti Jar Lllihyn Muntard Oe hottlo Griffon CatHtip On hottlo Woloh Orapo Juice .f. Oo harH Cryutnl Whlto Soap Oc Iioxoh MatchcM 9n Imra Sunny Monday noup Oe ham W-lilto Horax koii Oe hara Dlnmodd C Hoap , Oo harH Knlry Toilet Hoap ,v Oc barn Lava, lion Ami, Ivory, Sapollo or I, line Ioho tump ...... ..Oc can Old Dutch CloitHor Oo can Kouud-Up CleaHer Oo can Polly I'rlm CleaHer Oo can IlahhllH or Hox Lyo' 9o hottlo Illiiolui; , ,..,.0o 1 hox OIokh Starch Oo 1 hottlo Ammonia .....On 1 hox Corn Starch Oo 1 hox 1'ohI Toantloii Du 1 hox Toatilcd Corn Flakea Oo 1 hox Trlncot ...,..'Jn 1 hox nird Seed ,. Oo '1 Ijoxoh Tooth 1'tckH .... H0o 1 hox Shlnola ...Oc 1 hox Tnplocn Oo 1 hox Hugo ...Oil 1 lit, Dried Applca , X. On 1 Ih. Dried CurrnntH - On 1 Ih. Pecan Nutn , Ou 1 Hi. Dried KIkh Or. 1 Ih. Filbert Nuts olj 1 dozen Jar Jtubliorn H0n ;i Jolly Tumblers Ou Fruit 1 hox IlluckborrloH .'. Oo 1 Cantolopn ,.....' M0c 1 box Ilod Itnnpborrlca On (i Ib.H Applea Oo 1 lb. Itoyal Ami Cherries Oc 1 lb. Aprlcota '. 0u 2 Mm. Illpo PoachoH , 9 6 1 lb. TomatocH .'. 9c 1 lb. Itlpn Apricots On H OranKOH , .'.....',.. On 'I Urn, StrltiR Ileaus ,,..0u 1 IIih. TurnlpH Oo 3 lbs. Onlouii On 4 IIih. Cahbago ,.,.', Oe n IIih. PolulooH .... ,..,.'0o" '.J.JHIL..Z 39 7 for 25 13 5 PACIFIC & EASTERN EXCURSION TO BUTTE PALLS SUNDAY JULY 28, 1912 ROUND aiirP $1,50 This is ii delightful days outing, Train loaves Med ford 8 a. m., returning arrives Medford 5.'10 p. m. Three tennis grounds Band Concert Ifrrr m, v - .t-,ij, V"t-f'V V'H - .lHMMAlu)M k m a-Jjt'f m0 i'iW! V0 i.V4,iKJ jrf,
