Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 31, 1912, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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THREATENS
'BEVERLY OF GRAUSTAntC AT THE MEDFORD FRIDAY NIGHT
TO Kill PARENTS;
POLICE GET BUSY
Wllllnm llcndrlckson of Talent
whb tnfcon Into custody Tuesday
evening at Talent clinrgpd with
threatening to kill Ma parents nhd a,
married slater. Tho matter waa
vctUod out pf court jtodny, Hendrtck
koh hclns repentant having re
eovered hla senses. Liquor Is Bald
to have made, him unaccountable Tor
hln actions.
HendrlckFon Is rtatd to have been
tinruly In this city In tln nttornoott
hut as ho loft the city tho police took
no action. Ho reached hla home be
tween Phoenix and Talent and JhereK
Is said to have threatened to kill
his father and mother but stated that
first iio wished to kill his sister who
lives at Talent. A younger brother,
rode to Medford for help while Hon-J
drlckson was speeding In a buggy
toward Talent. Tho local officers
telephoned to the marshal! at Talent
who arrested thu man when hei
reached his sister's home. Officers
Clngcnde nnd Shearer went to Ash-,
laud and took tho man Into custody-1
No gun was found on Jlendrlckson,
when arrested although he Is said to
have had ono when ho threatened his
parento.
Hendrlckson toiiay, sober, was re
pentant and on tho plea of his par
ents was allowed to go.
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40c Ginghams, 25
A contploto lino ol' h('
dorod, imported ging
hams, in plain colors,
also stripes and chocks,
10c values . .. 125
PETTICOATS
Having just received
our fall line of petti
coats In Mossalino
and Chilton TalTolm
lioth in plain and
changoahlo colors.
Wo offer I hem while
they last, $;i.!)8 value,
at 2.48
Our window display
will convince
lluffalo Commercial has the follow
ing to say concerning tho attraction.
"George Barr McCntcheon's "Hev
crly" opened a week's engagement
auspiciously at the Teck Theater last .applause,"
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SNODGRASS
SAN FRANCISCO. July 31.
Mrs. Corn I'crkins, who -was arret
ed in New York while accompanying
Mrs. Nicholas K. FrNnmnni nnd
party, including yira. ircNamnra's
two children, a man servant, and a
chauffeur, to Europe, was indicted
by the grand jury here on u charge
of grand larceny for tho theft of
jrcNamnrn't, $loU0 automobile. Dh
I rict Attorney Fickcrt today wired
the New York police that fme bills
hud been returned, and that Put
Wulsh might bo relented.
Nicholas J. McNamarn, the San
I'mncibco banker, with his daughter
Gladys, appeared before the grand
jury and both gave testimony that
made up part of the case iijon which
tho indictments were returned.
. McNanmni alleged Hint Mrs. Per
kins wields h stmngc influence over
In: iifn iiwl iillt Iwii out rtf ili
b (i -wr iai ( 11 v & wui lit, I4v I j
wav he oTiw.(!tri (n linvi. no .Vifri.-nl. f,r ion!, play was Indicated hero to-
ty in inducing his wife to return to.daj in a report -raturncd by Or.
Tho attraction at the Mcdfrd evening hefore n crowded house. Tho
Theater on Friday. August 2nd x HI dramatisation promises all or tho ele-
ho A. G. Dclamator's original Stud- " a , ' ,. """," '"
I i Play; admirable characters, elahor-
n.iKer inoaicr. i;nicago prouBcutm , a, S(.tUnBS clmcr s-miatlons, and an
oi ucorKe irr .ncLuicucon s ev-; interesting plot. AH tho parts are
crly" by Robert M. Baker. Tho! well acted and tho company enters
Into the play with spirit and effec
tiveness. Curtain calls wcro fre
quent, the ending of tho third net
being the signal for long continued
MURDER VICTIM
CATSKILU X. V.. July CI. That
Jliss Dorcas Snodgrass, tho Mount
Vernon, nurse, whoso body was
found in Catskill Creek nftor sho had
been ruyrtorlously missing for sev
eral dair. may have been tho victim
SPECIAL TRAIN FOR
LOUISIANA LOU
California.
ILLUMINATED PARADE IS
SET FOR SEPTEMBER
!9
Tho directors of tho Roguo River
Valley Fair association met Tues
day night nnd completed tho purses
for tho races, premiums for ctbiblls
nnd attended to considerable details
in connection with the coming fair.
Tho dato for tho merchants illum
inated parade and carnival was set
for Thursday night, September 10.
Over sixty floats havo already been
promised and tho event will bo ono
of tho biggest ever seen in Mcdford,
nnd tho Jackson county fair will bo
ono of tho biggest and best to bo
hold In Oregon this year.
RECEIVED BULLET WHEN
SHE REFUSED A ROSE
SANTA CKUZ, Cal., July 31. -Threats
of lynching are being freely
nindo lieru todny against an unident
ified man who Inst jiiuht ht mid
hcrioiibly wounded Miss Nnomii
Punier. The bullet entered just un
der the Jiobe and came out through
tho cheek. The mun, whose naiuu is
unknown, Miut Miss .Punier when
ulio refused to accept u bouquet of
American Beauty roses. lie at
tempted suicide, but was disarmed
tiiitl jailed. Miss Punier will recover.
HAWLEY INTERESTS BUYING
DENVER NORTHWESTERN
NEW Y0HK, Jul) ai. Xmviiinii
Kib, ucliiig for tho llnuley iuteicsts
continued negotiations today for the
jmroIiiiKo of the Denver, Nortliwc-U-eru
nnd Pucltie railroad. Tho terms
of tho pui'chuso are being withheld.
Krb'u offer has been under con
sideration since last week nnd a fi
nal decision will not be reached un
til couiilur-siiggoHtSoiiK under con
niijorntiofi by, the Denver iutercfets
in the company arc taken up.
Itonnry of Albany, who made a post
mortem examination.
Although Dr. Rooncy admits thnt
doni1! v. as duo to drowning, ho main
tains that tho shallowness of tho
w.ilfr In which tho body was found
proves that Miss Snodgrass was un
conscious and inert when placed In
the creek.
District Attorney .Wilbur ordered a
thorough investigation of tho caso to
day, and startling developments arc
ox.-Mtod, Tho body was sont to
Mcsnt Vernon today for burial.
Jilss. Snodgrass disappeared from
her homo on tho day sho was to
Icavo for Oakland, Cal., whore hor
brother-ln-Jaw is superintendent of
construction of a trolley line.
CENTRAL POINT ITEMS.
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A number of our people attended
tho excursion to Golostln Sunday
among whom were W. J. Freeman,
and family, V. K. Wiley and family,
F. J. Taylor and family. Mis Eva
Norcross, Miss Etta Williams, Mies
Esther MorrltU Miss Pearl Ross,
Floyd Ross, JamoH Ross Ross Cun
ningham, (Jlon Owens, Merrill Kln
nol, Will Hathaway, Ed Musty and II.
Holmes.
Mr. and Mrs. Gray, Mr, and Mrs.
"I.oiilsana l,o u" which Manager
McCuIIiim has secured direct from
tho Columbia Theater, San Francisco,
will arrlvn hero by siecial train con
sisting of two standard sleepers, ono
tourist sleeper, ono chair car and
two CO foot baggage cars. Tho com
pany consists of HO pooplo and Is tho
original La Salle street theater of
Chicago production including Harney
Hornard and Sophia Tucker which
ran 351 performances last season
Tho engagement at San Francisco was
equally successful as the Chicago
nnd tho Medford theater going pub
lio Kliould oncourago tlieso bookings
as they aro exceedingly hard to got
under tho preccnt conditions. From
prosont indications tho production
will be greeted with a largo house.
Seat salo will be at Hasklns and
opyia tho 3rd at 9 o'clock.
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APRONS
in all sizes, timl
ities and pat
terns. A full line
to select from
with priees ex
ceedingly low.
$2.00 Houso
Drosses, $1.10
in all sixes and
colors, a perfect
ly made garment
Extra special at
91.10
. $1.60 SCARFS, GOtf
Made of the very finest import etl
mesh they come in one and one
half and one and threo-qnartor
lengths also in most hemitifnl
colors, $1.50 value, special
69c
HAND BAGS
All crochet and leather hand hags
while they last
10 per cent off
1-2 P
rice
Remnant Sale
1-2 P
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All remnants, an accumulation of this season's materials in ginghams, lawns,
dimities, tissues, percales, etc.. many in dress lengths. Also a good lino of
laces and silks. , An opportunity no one should overlook
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In an aching tooth, ait it wo aro the
people to do tho paluleim oxtriuitlug,
as soon iih you waul "mi unruly
iiieinlMir" drawn. Wo are exporta In
all biaiiehOA of l)nutlHry ami Imvo
made n lepututlon for good work
nnd fair dealing. You will find mt
dependable In nveiy respmil, AhIi
your fileiiilK who Imvo piitroiiltod iih
In the paht you will find wo stand
high In tlmlr estimation.
Mtty Alli'iidnnt
DR. BARBER
Till: III.'NTIHT
Over Daniel for Duds. Pacific
Phono af.ax, ilomn Phono 353. IC
5-2m2i,m5","'' J' ,12 5 $ 5 J "5'' 5 ! 5i5m$' $ iy ?iy
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FIFTY THOUSAND AMERICANS
GO TO ALBERTA IN YEAR
EDMONTON', Alhertn, July .11. -The
population of Alhertn linn been
increased from immigration from tin;
I nilcd btntofi by bet wren forty and
fifty thousand perxnus during the
piCMont yenr in the (minion of Cliar
le. H. HotehkiKK. public couiniibhioucr
for the province.
Words From Home
.SliilcinciitH Tluit May Ilo Inirstlgated
Tohliinoiiy of .Mcilfonl C'itfeiiH
When a Mcdford citizen comes to
tho front, telling his friends and
Smith onjoyed a day's outing at Hay ' neighbors of his experience, you can
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-Kpdnoy T, ltosencrnnB, 7 months
'od son pf Mr. and Mrs. C, V, ItoHcn-
cianfl, died July 2D at tho home In
vaI'1iouU, llurlarwnsln Hock Point
omtery, ,
Cold Sunday
Many of our citizens aro sojourn
ing in the bill now and inoro will go
this week,
Walter CJrlm has returned from a
vlait at IialHey and Creswell. Whllo
Jn Ilaleoy Mr, Grim vlultcd at tro
homo of Xalhan GrJshnin nnd in
Creswell at tho homo of Kalph Wll
kliibon, both thoso boya wero former
Central Point rosldentfl.
Mrs. Kmmn Hebb Mrs. K. K. Rrott
and children, Mlsa Pearl Pankoy, Sliss
Ksthcr Pankoy Maud Whito, Mr. and
Mrs. AdnnjH, Miss Dun ton, Mr. Shir
ley, Homy Ficoman, llyrd Nichols,
Kenneth lloobo woro ppssongeis on
Ko. 31 from hero to Mcdford Sunday
afternoon,
W. 13. Kahlor and son Hdward aro
rusticating In tho mountains this
wook.
MUs Klla StonQ has returned
from n visit to Saorninonto.
Professor and Mj-s. A. J. Ilanb)
are 'spoudlng this week at Crater
Lake,
rely on his fclncorlty. Tho atnto
rnent; of people residing In far away
places do uot command your confi
dence. Home endorsement h tho kind
that backs Dean's Kidney Pills. Such
testimony Is convincing. Invostlga
Lion proves it true, iiolow is a
statement of a Medford resident. No
btrongor proof of merit can bo had.
W. P. Gould, 119 W. Jackson st
Medford. Ore., says: "I used noan'a
Kidney Pills, procured at Ifaskliis'
Drug Storo. and am pleasod to say
that thoy havo given mo unoro re
lief than any other kidney medicine
I have over taken. Othor membets
of my family have nlfeo usod Dean's
ICI'lnoy Pills and tho results havo
been so satisfactory that I do not
IiPHltato one moment In giving this
stntornorit."
J'or sale hy all dealers, Prlco 50
cents, Fostor-Mllljurn Co., lluffalo,
New York, solo agents for the United
Plates,
riemember tho name Doan's
tvl tako no other. ,
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A Vital Interest
In every active business community
is a Dependable Bank which can always be
relied upon to
Promote the welfare of its home city
That never pinches its customers
That never betrays their business to others
That don't loan to its officers
That never grinds the poor
That always tells you the truth
' - . That won't speculate with your money .
These arc the Life Lines
along which the
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Medford National Bank
Seeks your welfare and its own
enduring safety and success
YOU DON'T
Kay awake nights when you deposit with us
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RESOURCES OVER
$750,000.00
WILLIAM H. GORE
President
JOHN S. ORTH
Cashier
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We urn now serving
OUR OWN
Ice Cream
IllCItl-S IB Oim rOHMULA
Cnmm
Milk
Bunnr , .
Pepsin "
Flavoring '
No BUrch
No Flour
No Ice Cream Powdnra
No (Jolatln of any kind.
HASKINS
for
HEALTH
Thermos
JiihI what you want on
dial auto trip
Always hot or cold
ui you (k'Hiru
MEDFORD
BOOK STORE
Watch Our
Addition Grow
Jarkson nml Huininlt
Medford Realty and
Improvornont Company
M. V, & H. Co. Dldtf.
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PLUMBING
Stoam and Hot Wator
Hoating
All Work Ouarnntuud
1'rlcon ItoiiMonntdt
OOFFEEN & PRICE
8S Howard Blook, Btitrktio on 6th It.
Fteirto aoat. xow aa,
A SNAP
(10 ncroH, six mlloa from Modfordi
Kood Krudod rond croaaoa tho tract,
ull froo hoII, nt $G0 por aero. 1000
will linndlo, onny tornm on balunco.
Part Ih crook bottom land, aultablo
for alfalfa, flavorul eprlnea on tho
placo. Tlmhor onoiigh to my for tho
tract, No luilldlig8. Iu tjio Orlffln
orcolt dlntrlct,
W. T. York & Co.