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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, PRECOX, THURSDAY. OCTOBER ,u inu
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SAY DIM
THE PRISONER FOUND GUILTY AT FAMOUS MURDER TRIAL,
HIS CHIEF COUNSEL AND THE PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
ELEVENTH SIDE
TO BE IMPIiOVED
IiuUI'iIk ln"'plitilc,r'dKiiliul(i at nil or
tho ntrnot IntoraocUnna,
'l'ho cotiipnny In nnxtnun mid will
Inu to do whnttjvor tuny aaum nnot'n
nnry lo tho convonloiico of tho rt'Hl
inliitlflit or vitvvInK ' Work In tint'
HprltiK, Any low plitcon In tho Htrmd
whom wnlor would bo llnblo to tnud
will bo tilled nnil drnlim mndo front
tbiuu lb thn w iv tor wyn ixlotu; tbn
dodging nr.
doulH ot thin Htroot prmdlnit Iho ro- ourhltiK on olthor ulilo
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NEW OIILKAKB, Ln Oct. 31.
Flat, charge tlml Ad Wolnast, Hub:
weight, champion of tho world, is try.
iK to 'crnvl out" of hi?i tea rwund
mutch hero Monday with .Toe Mnndct,
conqttoror of Joo Kicr of Los Aw-
Kcletf, wcro freely mndo today by
Mutldot'tt friends.
WolRost, tho supKr(crs of Mtu.dol
tiHrtcrt, realizes that ho hns Roiie
back," nitd fearing Hint Mnndut
relievo him of his title, is trying to
nidcslep the mulch by refusmp to ac
cept any referee that the club tnm'
BRers have imuicd.
Wolgasl now insists on iintniui the
referee, although Tom Jones, I Is
innnnpcr, accepted Tommy Walsh,
who also was satisfactory to Mandol.
Wolgast nlso objects to Dr. Hanies.
the club's official referee. Mamlo',
it is said, will let Wolptst have hit
own way in the selection of the cf
eree, with Iho intention of trying
hard for a knockout wheu they ut'er
the riuR.
POR HAND'S CHANCE
TO SECURE STEAMER
rOflTI,AND, Ore., .Oct. 31 Duo
to tho activity of tho chamber" of
commcrco in collecting a tund to be
used aa a guaranty against loss tor
any lino putting Portland In touch
with tho Oriental markets, tho
Hamburg-American lino naa matlo a
formal offer by telegraph to dcslc-
nate Portland as the Pacific Coast
terminus, of Its "around-tho-world"
service. Tho fleet touching hero
would be made up of 10,000 ton
Bteamcrs carrying both passengers
and freight. The German concern
promises to care not only for tho
trans-Pacific trade, hut will carry
Oregon and northwest goods to all
of Its other ports.
If tho company's offer Is disre
garded the Pacific Coast port will
probably be made at Seattle
It Is expected that San Francisco
will also bid.
KKSaM HiV-'ltiKL s$yJBHB fiTH
ML kTVMB 'BH3igPStf i- ..W-v,t'rANJf
Tho temporary linproviMnouls to
b made on Htovonth streot wcro do
elded upon Wodnosdny by tho city
council and roprosentatlvoH of tho
Olnrli llonory company, and will
cnntdNt of uncovering tho curbing
which was put In In September and
In cxenvatlng a water way uloug
uldc of all of thoMo curblngs and In
Medford Druggist
Deserves Praise
DISTRICT TTORNEV
WHITMAN
"I atn IniiiHftit and I can prove It! I will yet Ik vliidkatisi:
and ruts: They have couvlctcU un Innocent man J' Charles Ucckcr.
JOHN F MINTVP?E.
I was couvlcicit on lliu Uutlmuiiy of perjurers
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TURKS MASSACRE
-. EVERT FOREIGNER
VRAXJE, Oct. 31. A massacre of
foreigners In Turkey Is Imminent,
according to reliable reports hero to
day. Turks taken captive by tho
Servian troops declare that if re
verses continue, no Christian will bo
afo In the Ottoman empire.
. LIMA, Ohio, Oct. 31. Suspected
by tho police of complicity in the
murder of MUs? Sophie Singer a Bal
timore jiriress, in n Chicago rooming
house, Chnrlcs Conway, a profes
sional high diver, and his wife, were
nrrcslcd lieru today. Tho coupie
were taken into custody t the home
of Conway's mother, Mrs. Joseph
Cramer.
Charles Worlhen, formerly a street
car conductor in llaltimorv, who was
to have married Miss Singer on the
day following the murder, told the
Chicago police that robbcr' was the
motive far the crime. More than
$1,000 In jewelry and .f-13 cash was
missing when Miss Singer body was
found, wrapped In bcdclothiug in
Conwny's room. A doorknob, impro
vised into n 'billy," was the Instru
ment of death.
Albert, king of the Belgians. Is a
tenor. lie knows Wagner by heart
and plays as welt as he sings.
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TEXAS ORPHANAGE
SAN ANTOXIO, Texas, Oct. 31.
Revised lists, compiled today, of tho
dead and injured as u result of the
destruction yesterday of St. John's
Orphan uylum here show that niuo
persons perisheM in Ilic fire six Sis
lers of Charity and three children.
The funerals of the victims wcro
held today, and a requiem high mass
sung for them.
Arrangements are under way for
the rebuilding of the orphanage and
the erection of n memorial to those
who lost their lives in saving tho
inmates.
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HARVARD-PRINCETON GAME
SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY
CAMUKIUGB, Mass.. Od. 31.
All in readiness for the annua! Harvard-
Princeton football game to he
played here Saturday. All the Har
vard players are in flue shape except
Wendell. Thirty-fivb thousand peo
ple are expected to nttejid.
XOCALKS, Arls., Oct. 31. McxI
can rurales aro. 'searching tho coun
try south of tho border today for a
private of Troop D, United Slates
cavalry, who shot and killed Seuorl
ta Garcia. S3, daughter of a South
ern Pacific section fore in tin here, at
midnight.
Tho soldier, who It Is suld, was
repulsed by tho girl, fired two shots
Into her body, killing her Instantly.
Ills namo has not yet boon learned.
Two Mexicans Interfered In an ef
fort to savo the girl. Tho Infur
iated soldier, crazed by drink, shot
them down. They will recover. He
then stole a horse and fled Into
Mexican torrltory.
L. II, Hashing, druggist, deserves
prafoo from Medford peoplo tor In
troducing hero tho simple buckthorn
bark and glycerine mixture, known
an Adlor-l-ka. This slmplo Uormnn
remedy first became famous by cur
ing appendicitis and It has now been
discovered that A SlNOMJ 1)0313 n-
llovcs sour stomach, gas on tho
stomach and constipation INSTANT'
LY.
This Witt Stop Your
Coufh In a Hurry
T 93 kjr MaklB TkU Coagb
Bftup at Hoar.
Supreme Court Adjourns
WASHINGTON', Oct. 31. Out of
rcsiwct to Ihc memory of Vice Presi
dent Sherman, the Ignited States su
premo' court adjourned toduy until
.Monday.
This rcclpo makes a pint of bcllcr
couh yrup thsn you could buy rcmly
niU for 92.60. A fw doses uiuslly
conquer the nioit obstlnatn mui'li
tops own wliooiiliig cough quleklv. Sim
pie s It In, no better remedy can bo had
at any price.
Mix oao pint of granulated augitr with
16 pint of warm water, and ntlr for '2
minutes. Put 2i ounces of IMnex (lllty
cents worth) In a pint bottlcj then ada
the SuRr Syrup. It has a pleanant
tasto and lasts a family a long time.
Take a tcatpoonful crcry one, two or
three hours.
You can feci this take hold of a cough
in a war that in cam builnens. IIa a,
Kiuu ionic rucci, urnees up mo appeiue,
and la slightly laxative, too, which Is
helpful. A handy remedy for hoaw
ness, crours bronchitis, aiithma anj all
throat ami lung trouble.
The effect of nine on the membranes
Is well known, rlnex U the mot ralu.
ablo concentrated compound of Norwe
gian white pine extract, and Is rich in
pine elements. Other prennrati
la.
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gualaeol and all tho natural healln:
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United States and Curmdo. It has oftrn
not work In this formul
JThls Hnejc and isugar hyrup recipe has
attained great popularity throughout the
been imitated, though never uecesufully.
A guaranty of abwluta satisfaction, or
asoney promptly refunded, goes with this
recipe. Your drugpht has Plnex, or will
t It for jo. If not, sead to Tk
Piaex Co., tU Wayae, lad.
To the Voters of Medferd:
I am a candidate on the democra
tic ticket for Justice of tho Peace,
for tho district of Medford.
SInco the tlmo I became old
enough to vote I have affiliated
with republicans, but at tho last
primary election In this city, I was
-without knowlcdgo or solicitation
whatever on my part, nominated as
candidate on tho democratic ticket.
Afterwards at tho solicitation of
many republicans and democrats of
Medford, I accepted tho nomination,
and am now a candidate for tho of
fice of Justlco of tho Peace, and If
elected will exorcise the duties of
that office according to the law and
to tho best of my ability.
I bcllove in fairness and that tho
laws of tho Gtato should bo upheld,
and by public officials as well as
by private citizens. And tho Jus
tice of tho 'Poaco of Medford dis
trict has no more right to disregard
tho law of tho state pertaining to
his office, than has any individual
to disregard tho law.
Tho codo of the Stato of Oregon
at paragraph 957, among other
things provides that "no Justlco of
tho peace or county judgo or other
Judicial officer shall have a partner
who shall practice law or act as at
torney In the court over which ho
prosldes."
O. O. Taylor, tho republican can
dldato for this offlco Is the Junior
partner of the law firm of Carkln &
Tuylor of this city.
This provision of the codo which
provides that no Justlco of the pcaco
shall lnivo a partner who shall prac
tice law or act at attorney In his
court, is a law of, tho pooplo and
should bo observed by the Justlco of
tho peace, ua well as any other law,
aud In spirit and letter as well.
If I am elected to tho offlco o(
Justlco of the Peace, I promise the
people of Medford district that I
will conduct this offlco In accord
ance with tho law, and that I will
not have, or will I pormlt any part
nor of tulue, to appear In, as attor
ney, or to bring any suit or other
action, la my court, as has boon dono
in the Justice Court of this district
during the Iwst administration.
"; H. A. CANADA Y.
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CLEAN-UP ON
MEN'S
FUENISHINGS
AVc will sell all our
Mcu's Rubber Goods,
such as Slickci-s, Oil
Pants, Rubber Coats,
and Low Rubbers; also
Ladies' and Children's
Rubbers Friday and
Saturda- below cost.
This department will be
discontinued entirely at
once.
Men's $1 Union Made
Overalls to elose at 69
Men's $3.50 Cordurov
Pants to close at $2.25
$2.50 Men's Cordurov
Shirt, to close at $1.50
50c Men's Suspendc'is,
to close 2oq
$1 Men's wool Under
wear 89
Men's fleeced Under
wear 48
Men's heavy cotton sox,
3 pair for 25
Men's good work Shirts
dark colors 39
$1.0010 doz. Men's
and Ladies' Umbrellas,
fttst black, 7 ribs, special
priqc , $1.00
Moe & Co.
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To Every
WomaTi
Urine this advertisement to our
Motion Department not btcr than
nc week from today and receive,
absolutely free, a regular l'Jc card cl
Wi Ison D ress-kooks
Tliee popular new Dreis-li'oki are not ordinary bmiki and
eyes or tnap ilier will ntmpletely overcome your dreis-faitenlng
difTicul'iei. 'Pie free card) are. not umnlcs but the Mine value lor
which ton would regularly pay 10c.
e make this moit unumsl and liberal offer at vr e are confident
you will ITnd Wilson Drcu-hookt the very llunf; jmi lave alvr.iyj
wanted. Tliey can't come unhooked or '5po;" open arrhlentally.
They hoM jecnrcly without bulje or gai, LVnipJi you t .n unhook
them with perfect eaxr. Guaninteed not to rust or cnuli in wailting
and ironing, and ti outlast anygarnient perfectly fiat and never thow.
Don't neglect thij opportunity t'i try the Wilwn Dreiidiooka
you have l':n to widclvadvertltcd in the leading maaines and Jtyle
ixxifcj. Ufeu iiy lastiionauie women evcrynnere
and endorsed by leading lrciimake;.
Cut Out thb Advertisement
and ptftrnt tt our Notion IViurtrocnt, Irj-j nl
mall Hit-, Cur. Itlack nJ hits c.loti. Una doien
on a oti. Wit can not cr c a card to ior ono lio h
rfLifiI a card Iter, from anv Dfrchanl nr lha Wllmn
Urcu-book Co., Clorcland, U, Nonu tlnn tu cliildan,
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LADIES' MISSES'
AND CHILDREN'S
RAIN COATS
Ladies' tan color Rain
Coats, extra quality,
with cemented seams,
$10 values, spec'l $7.50
$5.00 value Ladies' and
Misses' tan Coals, ce
mented seams $3.98
Child's Capes, red and
navy, plaid lined hoods,
regular $1.00 value, spe
cial $2.9S
$7 value Ladies' Skirts,
for $3.98
All wool Skirts, mostly
small sizes, strictly tail
ored made, special for
this sale $3.98
$2.00 Flannel Shirts for
only $1.45
Ladies' Tailored Made
Flannel Shirts with
French collar and cuffs,
nice and warm for the
winter, colors grav, size
34 to '12 $1.45
$1.50 Black PotliWmts
for S1.19
Made with wide flounce
(of extra good material.
'Special $1.19
AVc cordially invite you to bring us this coupon and get a card of the famouB ViIon Dress Hooks Free
of charge.
X Ladies' anil Misses' Cloaks at prices that appeal .to everybody ,.;.,,.'.:..'.'... , $15.00
It is our aim to show new up-to-dato Cloaks at prices that can not bo equalled elsewhere. Oiir populav
price Cloaks aro selling like hot fire, because avc buy the best coat to sell, at this price on the market.
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Tailored Made Skirts to your measurements for only $2.00 for the making, This is a great opportunity to
get just the kind of material you want, made up for less than, you pay for a ready-made Skiix.
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ICatubtlihud 1878
Indorparntoii 1904
FRUIT
D. OROSSLEY & SONS
Commission Morchants
80 a Franklin St., New York
Our HK-clIty
APPLES and PEARS
Wo havo our own houaoa In '
NKW VOItIC, LlVKIUKIOr., LONDON AND ClIiAHOOW
Direct conilnmonta sollcltod or noo our Itocuo Ulvor roproiontattvo.
CHRIS GOTTLIEB Medford, Oregon
APPLES
APPLES
APPLES
Do You Want to Soil?
""""" What fiorta and qunntltloi, and what prlcoT Wo aro not'tend
erloK for anybody' fruit
Do you wnnt to conalRn and chnnco tho mnrltot? Conault ua
and wo wilt itlvo you auotntlon. In ovory cuao wo aund tho nollnra
irn In notes, in New York wo uko our own unto notoa, and do not have
applos told by auction.
W. N. WHITE & CO.
76 Park Placo New York
FRUIT MEN
Hold Your Apples and Got Bottor Pricos
"Wo can store 17 cars more of fruit. Kates as follews:
200 boxes or less liflc per box for the seaHon. All in
excess of 200 boxes 20c for the season.
Season to April 1st.
Medford Ice & Storage Co.
Shall the Flag Continue to Wave?
Tho readers of thin napcr do not drcniu that thoro In a
coucortcd effort to pull down our flag and rtilao tho
rod rag of nnarcby In ltd ptneo, but nltcly on tho
HtrcotH of Portland audi utopn aro iidvocntint. Women
and children aro ItiHUltcd and forcod to ro Mocks out of
their way to avoid tlicuo foul-tnotithcd traiiHlunt tramps
Help nlltulunto thoiu by voting No. 370. Son Votora'
I'aiuphlot.
Kill Him! Ho is a Scab
How would you Uko your IiiimIiiiikI, fntltur or ion,
I'urnciitly tryltiR to earn htx dully wnKo, litiiiltud,
hounded and numiultod hy thoxo who, In tho nutiio of
I'uIoiiIhiu, camp urotiud tho factory In which tlmy aro
employed. Why Httoiild n man bo killed for trying lo
tin clean ntiil ludepeiidout. Itcud mid Voto No. HOB.
Sco Votura' l'ntuphlot.
Unililoyorrt' Atnioclatlon pf OrnROii, W. C. (''rancid, Sec.
(I'uld Advl.)
Hotel Holland
"Which Is Different"
We wish lo announce to our patrons in particular
and to the public in general that our kitchen is now
equipped with a modern ton-foot brick not French
range.
Our dining room will now bo open permanently
and wo shall use our best endeavors lo maintain, if
Hot excel, tho reputation for an uuoxcelled momi;
dainty and efficient service and moderate priceq
which the Holland has earned in, th6 past eight
months.
THE HOTEL HOLLAND
DINING ROOM
"WHICH IS DIFFERENT.
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