Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 22, 1912, SECOND EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textjum- 9. i j. PWpifr vuiWwWcpi.V s M 4, W 3' 'Mj h i i 0 MEDFOttT) MA.TL TRIBUNE, MEPFORD, .QftEflOK TTRTDAY, NOVEMBER 22 1912. MOW FODOUWGf WEST IIS PAT IN fttlUIN OF u J IX)3 AtfOKLtS, 'Al.p Nov. 22. Wobdro' Wilson today ban bright ctiftnr bt adding California's elec toral' vote to hlfi totals, an the re Kiilt of & decision of tlio court of appeals abstaining the colitoutlon of the democratic couhty central com mittee regarding the methods of vote counting employed here. Tlio court Yuled .that the canvass bt the return by tho county super Vigors must bo made from tho tally sheets used by tho election officials, and not from the officials' cortlfl cntcs. The WIlRonltes declaro that this ruling will so Increase the WH Son-voto In Los Angeles county as to insure a democratic victory In the state. The supervisors will comply at or.co iilh tho court's order nml ex pect to complete tho new count by tomorrow night. ROSnWR course. It ha a sworn duty to per formto eo that tho laws of tho slato are enforced sand ho matter whether tho violators are distin guished, public otttclata, who do u wholesale husltteaa Illegally, or the huiublo blind lilKiivr In the Jmek alley." WW "to as-iKDE U DeVerno & Van at tho Isis Thea ter. This clever team of comedians opened 40 a good house last night. Miss DVerne. the lady with the big volco. made a hit -with the audience. Their act sis out of the ordinary Hue of vaudeville! as It Is both musical and comedy. This clever team plays Poet and Peasant overture on the Oxolyphone which Is a treat to theater goers. EIGHT THOUSAND PLUNKS PRICE OF LOGGIE'S ARM SEATTLE Wn., Nov 22. Eight thousand dollars eneh is the quota tion' on loggers' arms here today, n fixed by I ho jury which jiwarded tbU nmount to Kmil Hendrickon, who lost one while working1 for the Simp son logging company, ric was. crush ed irhich n log rolled down ft chute onto1' him. pinning him against n slump. UOSF.mirin, Oro., Nov. 22. In a letter to Carl K, Wlmtterly, city re corder of Rosehurg, Governor West declare nothing can change his course In hla law enforcement ca,m pftlgn and that Mayor Mlcclll Is to blamo for the directing- of public at tention to tho conditions to Hose burg. Mr. WImberly had sent the governor a ropy of resolutions passed by the city object Iny to tho gover nor's action rcgnrdlng law enforce ment In Rosehurg. "My line of action Is already marked out and I intend to follow It to the end," declares tho governor who says further: "It Is a fact, admitting of no con tradiction, that any Institution Is a public nuisance which openly, con stantly and notoriously flaunts its disregard of constituted authority in the face of decent people, to tho de triment or the public morals and the public good. This Is a maxim and I It is corollary thereto that any per son siauuing as sponsor ior, or nana in band with, such an institution partakes of its public attributes and fcharcs In Its public disgrace. "Such an institution Is the Rose- burg Brewing & Ice company, the revocation of whose charter has been asked of tho court by request of this office, -based upon indictments found by a grand jury of tho law abiding and Justice loving citizens of Douglas county. Against this effort, your mayor, a stockholder and pro fit sharer lu this Illegal handmaiden of organized vice, made Indignant defense. Sworn to uphold the law he stultified his oath by attempting to condone Its violation a violation provtn of record by the pleas of guilty entered upon the docket of tho circuit court. "iN'o man can keep his oath and break IL 'o man can fulfill his trust and betray It. This office is confident your mayor knew the local option laws were being vio lated In Koseburg and by the Rose burg Brewing & Ice company. Ho was a stockholder In an Illegal busi ness; white sworn to uphold and j force .tho law. j "In view of these facts, this of I flee .sees no reason to change its SECOND ROBBER I. Li. L " 1 J. -U-. Ml l-l i '.IJ EM GARVIN'S DAUGHTER A SUICIDE ,L' 1 - '( ' 1" 'l - "t'l1 "LV mr IS UNDER AR I.ON8DAI.R, It. !., Xnv. 22."l enli'l got the water ofC my mind." ThN nolo was found today nmopg tlio effects o- jfl" Norma (Inrviu, j daughter of former (lovernor (Inrviti of lilmde .Mimd. vlioo body wits taken fron Mio Ulnek'-loiie river. An uutnpov Umwed thai tlenlh was due lit drowning, nud tlul Mi"- Onrvln hnil been dead ut leal Iwouly hours linfm',t lini limit ti'iiu fmitul. Tli . -. .... t".-.- .v. .."..,1 1. .II-. .- today from Sheriff Howard or bin- Unrp lime lio murk of iocnce. klyou county advising tho local nu-j Members of Miss Marvin's fmiiltv thorllles Oint tho second robber nhl todnv Hint she Imd been dim who assisted Goldle itrown In hold- 1""K'iU for some Juno. She started , .. , . ,,lw . io u siuirugu iiiei'ii g ni nnwn inn- lng up the saloon at Hilt was un-! .y m Krtv,m,u,r'-17 ,,, j,1Vl,. dor arrest. Ho was caught while jetton 8,owed 'lie hud never loueliod trying to make his way south. j the railroad station. HOW TO BUY' WHERE TO BUY Word was received In Medford Thd Gold Dust Twins9 R Philosophy f NOWyou have often said: "Oh dear, I dread when eating time comes near. It's not so much the cooking, grub, but 4 cleaning after." there's the "rub." Each kitchen holds a mass of work, no tidy little wife should shirk. The kitchen floor, the kitchen sink, tho kitchen pots as black as ink, the kitchen kettles and the pans, the silver, glass and saavfeA k3 MAMA A k m. nl t 9 lVatl EMsKBoaaBiBaaamBal vuua auu uut, wucioyci juu wmj ivum, the toil means more than any kettles boa. lo just "prepare - a meal is "fun," but work, with THAT is scarce "begun." If those who stay up days and nights to win the cause of GROCERIES 1 " ' ' ' ' ' " The Oakdale Grocery SOLICITS YOUR PATRONAGE ON VARIETY, CLEANLINESS AND REASONABLE PRICES . mass ot work, no tidy littl I jGoldDutt I I vs. Kitchen Worry TU CM Dut Tn'aa Mkt U Wkd WwM mi "Women's Rights" would only vote the GOLD DUST PLAN they soon would have the best of man. More time for comfort and for smiles; more time to play a wo man's wiles, for once the GOLD DUST TWINS appear. Hard La bor's cry you never hear; frail woman is a queenly soul who plays the "Take-it-Easy" role. Each GOLD DUST package sets her free by bearing outits guarantee, and never more those household .woes that every weary woman knows. Pile up the dishes as you wiU. the GOLD DUST TWINS will clean 'em still. Old floors and woodwork sinks and pans, turn out as Master Cleaner Plans. From sun to sun, and chore to chore, your tasks will fret' you nevermore. iiinumu un inn rii(Hoiiiiar. u nv ncu vnu i Order whnt you waul from "-lOll" nnt you will ct it. Deliveries made from 7 a. in. to ( p. in. Is you tfi'oeeryman aeeonimodaiiutf? Does lie tfive you wliat you want '( We hhve a uood liortion of tin best ''neonle in Aledford" as our eustoiners. "Whv not vouT' t P "Our customers have confidence in us." We do not disappoint them in the quality of tho goods. Do you absolutely rely upon the Word of your groceryman or are you always fretting about aii un satisfactory bill of goods J Our Thanksgiving line is most, complete. Our honest policy in dealing with our customers is certainly worthy of your consideration. The " Best " is always the "Cheapest," i Jpsnt the fj nfspoiftftecMt No mutter what tlio profuToncw may be "Wheat Nutn"' , "Wliont MnltoM" "OatFlnkoa" r "Pnncnko l-'lour" bo auro it io "Golden WmYx At Ytttr Grtttrt Ml 4 1 fq't ttiMir.tM..il,i, t rt t$4li IN 4 ft. ! ,M4 jhhohiuiiiiiiiihih Pictures hjL.Jpdl JhiiU&UAa FRUIT MEN i Hold Your Apples nnd Get Better Prices VFo can store 17 ears moro of fruit. Rates as follews: 200 boxes or has 2.k per box for the season. All in excess of 200 boxes 20e for the season. Season to April 1st. Medford Ice & Storage Co. j it :: Our stock is not large ',', :; but we have a line which ;; ' ' is different. Also a very ' '. :: few mirrors and serving ! : ;: trays. THE I MERRIVOLD SHOP t 13-1 W. Main Stroot. I Ml I llti I,, 1 1 1,1 !,,,!,, It. ST INDIES .U.U PANAMA CANAL i rw i Ntw omtAHS itl.K, Krkili(wlit Inlllt. .l.li. B3 I r I.. 1(1 " JlJ..wk-ltai.. J ImJ At tlbtl M'ft I liiu jimt'ii St , Snn Kranchco, Cal., or Inrnl hKont. Up 4rt4&&&4&&&$&44&4$&&$Hfr$& NOW IS THE TIME TO ATTEND THE BIG STOCK STAPLES Sheetings, Muslin:, Sheets nnd Cases will nil ro rcgur1le$ft of cost. Our stock of, the.e goods U vcrj' Inrge You derive tho benefit of the extra low prices 30 in. Hone Blenched Muslin, yard 7jtf 30 in. Lonsdale Muslin, yard .' 8 l-3i BROWN SHEETINGS 8-4" Aurora Sheetings, per yard 22 fl-4Auror.i Sheetings, per ynrd.... ,..... ; 24 104 Aurora Sheetings, per yard 26? BLEACHED SHEETINGS 8-4 Illeached Aurora Sheetings, per j-nrd 23 9-4 Blenched Aurora Sheetings, per yard 25 10-4 Bleached Aurora Hheetings, per yard 27J 0-4 Pcquot Wenched Sheetings, j-nrd 28 10-4 Pefliiot Bleached Sheetings, j-ard 31J 20c 42 in. Pillow Tubing, yard , 16J 22c 45 in. Pillow Tubing, ynrd 18 SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES 72x00 50o grade Sheets, each 38 72x00 70c grade 1-piece Sheets, each 55 81x90 700 grade 1 -piece Sheets, cridi 59 81x00 $1 grade Pequot Sheets, each 75 81x90 fl.lc grade Pequot Hemstitched Sheets, ench 89 42 nnil 45 in. 15c Pillow Cases, each, '. , 1G 42 and 45 in. 25c Pillow Cases, ench 15( 42 mid 45 in. Pequot Pillow Cases, each 19j 45 lu. l'quot Hemstitched Cases, each 26( TOWELS Only four numbers to oifor 100 dozen. Look 11 1 the prices fie good full sized Huelc Towels, each. 5& lOo big sized heavy Huck Towel1, each 7$ 12Vio extra largo Huck Towels, each 9 2fio extra large and heavy Bleached Turkibh Bath Towels, ca 19 BED SPREADS pi) til I1C8 f ov $1.75 values ,... $1.25 $2.50 value , ....,'. $1.78 $2.75 values . . '. , . $1.98 $3,00 values i $2.19 GINGHAMS 27 in. Utility Ginghutns, yard 8 27 in. Auioskcug Oinghams, yiird . . , , 1( 32 in, 15c grade Ginghanls, yard . .'. 12J 32 in. grade Im)orted Qinghnms, ynrd 18 REDUCING SALE We want to make Saturday a winner, and have added many new bargains to our sale. Come early before the rush starts, and get the best selections. Only one more veek remains of the biggest Real sale ever held in Medford LADIES', MISSES, CHILDREN'S COATS We have made prices ivganlles of cost, that will movo every coat in stock. They are till this year's models in funcv mixture, large collars, etc. LADIKS' COATH $10.00 Coats, while they IiihI, mi4i SG.98 $15.00 font , while they litM, eacl $9.50 $7.00 Black Coals, while they hist, each. . .- S5.25 $9.00 B!aek Coats, while they last, each $7.00 $17.50 Hlnok Coats, while they Iimt, each $10.98 $12.00 Black Coats while they last, each $8.50 rillMHtKN'K COATH $2.50 Fnney Conts, hile they last $1.98 $3.00 Kancy Coats, while lliev last $2.19 $ 1.00 Fancy Coats, while they InM- $2.88 InfaiiU' Coat, 2 to fl's, $2.50 and $2.05 grade, each $1.98 SILKS Some Kil'j values that will hiirpriso you, ' We just received r, large shipment of thc-e goods and they nil go in the Big Stock Iledttfiiip Knlo regit nil ess of col. 20-27 inch colored and black .Mcsxiilino Silk, cheap at 89c, 3 nit 4 ' tUiv 3fl inch $1.25 j-rade Cliifloit Tiifl'ctus all colors, yard 89 27 ineli $1.00 rade TaffeltiN all wiloiv, yiud. C8 30 inch $1.50 grade Black Dutchess HiUin, extra quality, yd. 98c 30 inch black Peau do Sole, regnlur $1.50 value, yard.,. $1.1 9 $1,00 30 inch Satin for lining, etc., yard 69 $1.50 30 inch genuine Skinners' Satin, yard $1.19 52 inch $1.25 rmle Fancy Wool S'tlK yard 78cJ 51 inch $1.50 j;rnde Fancy Wool Suiting, yard .$1.19 40 inch $1.00 Kpingal Clolh, all colors, very nice for one- " jiieco dresses, ynrd , ; .G9 42 inch $1.50 grade Silk mn Wool Poplins, nil colors, yard 98tf LADIES' KID GLOVES $1.00 guide Colored, all sizes, pain , 85 $1.50 grnilc, Colored. 11irsi7.es, pair,' $1.19 frl.25 grade Hlack, all si.cs, pair, 4 ,,,.,.. .95d $1.50 guide Black, all sics, pair. ..,..,....., ,. ..... ,$1.19 $1.75 grade While, all sics, pair. ,. $1.29 BLANKETS AND COMFORTS 300 pair Blankets and 20 dozen Comforts are going to bo sold in this Big Sale Now is the Inue you arc needing this iiitTi'luiiiiliwe. ('nine 111 and ue 25 to III per ccul. BLANKETS (i.'o full 10-1 size Cotton Blankets, pr ., i5 $1.25 full 11-1 size Cotton Blankets, pr S9 $2.25 full JIM siyo Colton Blankets, pr $1.75 $"1.0(1 full wired Wool lUaukclH, pr $!t.59 $0.50 full sired Wool Fluid Blankets, pr. $-1.38 $8.00 full .izcd Wool Fluid Blankets, pr $5.58 Blankets come in nil coitus, $2.19 full S'.c.l Blanket Holies, 25 pal terns to sclent .from, wiuli $1.78 50u rhilds' Ciib Bliiiikcis, funey bluu and ping, clc,,nii)h. .I19 $1.00 CIiIIiIh' Ciib Blunkels, fancy blue, pink, etc., each. . ,.9: COMFORTS $1.00 good sized heavy Comforts, each 7!ty $1,25 full sized heavy Comforts, each 83 $r.5() full sized heavy Comforts, each 9IlJ $1.25 good sized light Coiurorl, eilcli S9i $1.50 full sized light Comforts, eaoh $1.10 $1.75 nnd $2.00 full size light Comfoits, eacl $1.29 $2.25 ami $2.50 full size light Comfoits, each....... ..$1.79 $2.75 and $.1.00 full size light Comforts, vault $1.98 $3.25 and $3.50 full size light Comfoits, each $2.19 $1.00 full Hizo light ComforlH, each ,.$2.:1S $1.50 full sized silk bound Comforts, each $2.08 All colors to select from. GROCERIES . 10 pounds Best Fruit Sugar ,,., $1.00 1(1 pounds White JJeaim $1.00 25 pounds Pink Beans .$1.00 14 pounds A-l Jap Ili:o , i $1.00 20 pounds Bed Moxicntl Beans. ..,, $1,00 Clear Wnlor Iltud Wheat Flour, sack , . .$1.10 Ilyland Blend Hard Wheat Flour, sack '...$1.25 American Bose, Cream of Blue Stem Hard Wheat j''lour, Kfl(K I III l I I M f I t ( t M ( ') t I t M I M ' M 1 I M 1 1 1 M JJ-l.lr , Pearl Oil, 5 gallon can. . ; . . J1,25 Kocrne .Oil, 5 gallon can $1.10 Bulk Kerosene Oil, gallon.,., 20 20q exlm quality solid pauk Toiilntoes, Del Mould brand, Wwr '"' 2'j5 10 pound sack white or yellow Corn Meal. . . . ; 0? 10 pound sack Graham liOv 50 pound sack lino Table Halt , 50t 50 pound sack Slock Salt '!( s Medford, Oregon HUTCHISON & LUMSDEN Medford, Oregon ki A A $fr fr frtfr V