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0 s. ' & '. it I M PJC&B two. TODFORD MATC TRIBUNE, ftrEDFORD, OREGON, FRTTUY. JANUARY 17. 1013. L PERGONAL r, AI. O. Oeorgo I.lltlo of North Jncksonvlllo nmt Q, C. Ucach ot Ashlitml wore In Med lord Thursday. So m C. . Itobwte. 'li. Klum' tin's mbvcd lib sign busl npp to thb Ilbytlcn alley between S. Celitral And S. Bartlett. - ' J. W. Jacobs, city recorder of Cen tral Point, was n recent visitor In Mcdford. Vapor baths and scientific mas sage tor men and women. Dr. R. J. LockVood, chrlopractor, 203 Gar- nett'Coroy Mdsj. Phono US. II. C. Kcntncr la making a buil- nesa trip to Portland nnd other northern points. Ask-for the Traveler cigar. Mrs. George Jtotfnian has been at Central Point, vlsltlnn relntlves nnd friends. Mrs. nallldayllalKht, pupil ot Marchest (Paris), Oscar jSacngor (New York) teaches tho art ot sing Ing, tono placing and correct breath ing a specialty. Exponent of Intro "Del Canto" ot tho Italian 'schbol tfano-and' harmony, socialist In cor- concert, opera, oratorio.. JndlTldaal '-...-....-- . . ..!. 'loEsons or In emss ftlirM" In elnril rppi nrinruim n iniirn nun ipiiu-I - Davk and Mrs. O. Jeldness aro"VjilTlng frjends living nt GrnntsJ PflM. Cfinrles B.'Oay h8 been at Central Point , )(8ra) times recently, is yinp'hls Varenta. w. J, Tanner will manage tho Naiittorlum rink from now on. Spo ols) nttontlon to ladles. Open after noon and evening. Lesson morn ings, Monday, Wednesday nnd Fri day. .Teaching. 6tt cents, 257 ifihfrj)4 Htn(cn, president of tho JacksonvjllBrlclr & Tllo company, w'aa Ih Medford Thursday, en route lo Central Point. ' "Jt,0. Duncan transacted business in Jacksonville Thursday afternoon. lrert Alton llalght (National' Con- norvntdry Now York) teacher of ORANGEMEN 10 111 HOME ROLE 10 LAST DITCH BATTLING' NELSON TO BE A SOUL SAVER. nlque. Iicsfdenco studio, 403 Oak dalo dveniK', South, phono 72C2. Mm. J. Under, who has boon vis iting Mrs. Morse, her niece, left for her home In Ohio this week. George Lnldloy nnd i:. W. Carder went south on Thursday afternoon's train. Spcclnl Saturday, 0 a. m. Glaied Cooking Kettles nt 20 cents each, one day only. M. V. & 11. Co. 255 yiH. '11. W. Fnrguhnr of Agato was among her Medford friends during the week. Miss Gcrtrudo Douglas left for California ono day this week on a vjsjt to relatives. C.. , Dr. S. A. I.ockwood and Dr. Myr tle 'S. Lockwood (regular physicians, pot chiropractors) bavo removed their offices from the llasklns' build ing to -232 K. 'Main street. 271 Mrs. George Carter la spending sev eral weeks with relatives and friends nt Hugene. " V. W. Cross of Ndrthfleld is among the many from abroad who aro vis iting in Mcdford. Special Saturday, 9 a. m. Glazed Cooking Kettles at 20 rents each, one day only. M. F. & . Co. 255 Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gllmoro of Grants Pass and Mrs. Lehman, who In ylslting them, came to Mcdford Thursday. Tho Golden Ilulo has a window full of 10 and 20c bargains for Friday and Saturday. Lieutenant Thos. W. Hammond and his wife' are recent arrivals from West Point and guests ot Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Young. Lieutenant Ham mond Is Mrs. Young's brother and resided at Ashland for many years. .Special Saturday, 9 a. m. Glased Cooking Kettles at 20 cents each, one day only. M. P. & II. Co. 255 Charles Fredenburg ot Sams Val ley spent Thursday afternoon In Med lord. To loe them out, all cook stores and ranges, at reduced prices, give us a ea.lL F. W. Shaplelgh Hard ware Co., 28 South Central avenue. Claudo Miles left for California Thursday nftcrnoon to bo gono some time. For goodneM sake, have R. A. Holmes, the Insurance man write ypur Insurance. lie knows how, ' Clarpncc E. Whlslor has gono north and will visit Bolso after spending a few days at Corvallls. Special Saturday, 9 a. ra. Glazed Cooking Kettles nt 20 cents each, ouo duy only. M. P. & II. Co. 25C Gcorgo P. Dyor went to Gold Hill Thursdny evening on a short buslnepg visit. Bring that old book with torn binding down and have it rebound at tho Mall Tribune office. Costs but little. tt Verne Van Djke has been at North Phoenix, visiting his parents, Mr, and Mrs. S. G. Van Djke. K. D. Weston, commercial photog raphern, negatives made any time or place by appointment Phono M. 1471. J. II. Phlpps and J, K. Hitch woro In Medford the forepart of tho wcok. Miss Nelllo DrlKgs of Ashland is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Gad dls. That famous old smoke the Trav eler. J. W. Ling, 'Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A, Juckson and other Medford frlonds of Captain and Mrs. W. Rawllngs at tended their golden wedding Thurs day. Tho happy event took place at (lie residence of Mr. and Mrs. Goo. to. Fox of Central Point precinct, who are relatives of tho venorable couple. Seo the 10 and 2Go bargains at tho Gold Kulo Friday nnd Saturday. Mrs. It. N. Jackson of Ornvo crook has been visiting In Medford. John II, Butler was over from his ranch Thursday morning. ggggggg , .',? Kcsldcnco studio, 403 Oakdale nve nuc, South, phono 72C2. W. T. Grieve, couuty assessor, was over from Jacksonville Thursday evening. Fruit labels In any color printed by tho Mall Tribune.. tf S. C. Collins ot Table Itock made Mcdford n business visit Thursday. II. P. Mender and W, Bccson of Tulent precinct wero naion'g tho many who camo to Medford Thurs day. Carkln & Taylor (John II. Car kin and Glenn O. Taylor), attorneys- at-law, over Jackson County Dafak Building Mcdford. . . ' J. G. HodgeiToT Douglas "county, who has been hero on business, left for homo Friday morning. Kodak finishing, tho best at Wes ton's, opposite book store. Mr. nnd Mrt. Itoy Nichols have re turned from a visit to northern points. Collect tboso scattered sheets of music you value and hare them bound In book form at the ' Mall Tribune. tf Dr. T. T. Shaw nnd Thos. L. De Yore of Jacksonville transacted busi ness In Medford Thursday. Tho cigar that put O. K. In smoke tho Traveler. Mrs. E. Olson of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Louis aro visiting in Mcdford. Tho Golden Ilulo window Is full of 10 and 25c bargains for Friday and Saturday. W". M. Cox and Mr. and Mrs. Wil cox ot Phoenix wore In Mcdford dur lng tho week. II. V. Lindsay and Joseph Mann of Central Point tarried In Medford Thursday. R. J. Reynolds and R. T. Bennett ot Klamath county are In Mcdford, for a short visit. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. II. Horton arrived In Mcdford Thursday. Mrs. M. M. Taylor of Jacksonville was a Medford visitor Thursday. E. E. Hart and family of Council Bluffs, Iowa, aro in Medford for a fow days' visit to Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed gar Hafcr. Mr. Hart Is president of tho Crater Lake Lumber company, which company has extensive timber land holdings near Butte Falls, Mr. Hart and Mr. Hafcr nro now up at Butto Falls looking over their pro perty Interests there. Hal Conrad has been appointed cashier nt the Hotel Medford to take tho place of E. M. Wilson, recently appointed deputy under Sheriff Sing lor. Mr. Conrad, for tho past jear, has been omploycd at tho gas com pany's offlco. Councilman Guy Thrcacbcr of Phoenix was a Medford visitor Thursday. LONDON, Jn. 17. Prtsved by the Iioukc- of common by tho ummI kuv eminent majority of lp) vote, the Irih home rule bill toriify uwinlini Um second rending in Ihe liniwo of lonK Tim measure was jivcn it firt (eehuionl ivodinir iimuedmlely lifter llie common's vole lust nighl, hut on -ccoml romlittc it te spooled llie peers of tho realm will imuniitlv re ject the hill, n the government enn muter not more than St) vto in tho upper 1101140. Should this occur, n expected, the government pinna that tho commons will repniw the monMire nt tho next estion, which opens in Mnrrh. Jf. uflor tho lords ngnin reject the hill, tltti commons will ps it tor the ihml time in 1H1I, the iuoauro m'1 become law, despite tho opposition o! tho jn'otv. Tho prediction that "Ul-ier wiM fiolit"' showed ii?i tndny of licmt fulfilled in news from Hoi fust. Omit demonst rut ions followed the receipt of the new there luft night flint th 4hu;h'h'J hidl passed bo homo rule hill, Onuigcfiuui surrounded tho rjiv luill by thoiHntnl, burned it oopy of flie hill nnd made public spocchf to fisriit its return to tho In-t mix p. SPI WAKES UP 10 y VALUE OF FACTORY Ig rr . r If "' lwi , jawuu: a hi . tt Tit . k . ?? M2L- 1 PKUrtlt V j vi.O.' "'r awr'. Sv. xl X. 4" &M dfJti. mW'J$H i . i - .- . . mt v.?Wwrnii,')inK. -4V - t;cwrHmt ( '.i sWit J"' i V . 4 1 " v1m . , I -...J HEAVY SNOWS "IN MOUNTAINS HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS - OFF FOE CALIFORNIA The Mcdfoid hlgli suhool bnbket bull tcain left on delayed No. JU Definite announcement as to whether tho Dr. Korcnek Stock Food and Remedy compnny will locate In Medford Is oxpectod to be made tilth lu n week. Tho people ot Salem, vhi're tho plant Is now located havo learned that Dr. Korcnek has been figuring on coming to Medford and hnvo nccordlncly experienced n change of heart regarding tho en couragement of tho concern. It Is said that Salem capital now offara to buy stock In tho company in order to koep tho factory there. Tho repre sentative who has been in Medford for bo mo weeks has met with some success in getting subscriptions for stock and tho decision as to whether tho company will move hero or re main in Salem will soon be made. CATT; iMu- NLJ.iOH. -V CHcnr Matthew I! iImhk .Viu, oiictlma champion llclitwclcht, bit stilt the unilljpuliil title bolder .C H'o tj -w rlter i lalon ot the iit)ili iiy Ir.iiruo u lieu It conic to djhltig vtt m.utcrplvcca concerning II. Neiuu, U jfului; to luru craucellL Ttio Battler readied this dccldon after bearing "Ulilj" Sunday turn Colum bus upiMe down inl i'. k aiwlii and, In the cmaoular, "html Viu nft iheir KOiits." Tito IIeevil U-tl.' ip.ou-ut was ilaxrd Ho iiduilttol that Miih1ii certainty made it Mlw rexret fvory inert n thing lie ever .ll1, nilillits Hint It made one long tmnerlne lmmHii uu hi mi ami henceforth b liili'ttrtl sikklut: to tbe straight nnd narrow. it U tbo IntontloN of Nloi tn J4h Stiwlny in a totir of 4he ICait. ar.d tie expects to tell Sh nli ntti ml ttio rvlxli of hts 1 Mriiiru Ui auil nut uf tun nug uunm; his carver u i liifUicp lleiiw hiiimvh nro icpoilcil in Iho j?islvlon mid t'nsi'iidoK, On llio Hitmmit of llio fntnicr, llio hiiiiw is piled I nun A lo (I feet deep, ulillc u much ".renter doplli U ivpoiled in llio ClIHOlldttN. flMicrul Mnuiigcr Hoilg of llio I'. A I'. hilt loturuod from Hullo Tiills unit ditto tliore w 'J feet of minw on the )eel l hero. )u llio Miltcv there linn liccit n eon mdcrillilo Minwfnll. Ai Koguo HUit il is rviid h J'oo I deep, while Col. (I. I. .Minis xtutcN Hint It Is hIx inelien deep nt Seven Ouks. At Medfon) llio unovv Iiiih moiled nhuoxt iik fat. I as il Iiiih ftillen. though the xurrniimlliix hills are num. lied in while. SI INDIES ij ik. PANAMA CANAL c.i,., i.i.i.i MVf (imrANj lit K K.IVI(I. Hlll, .. 1 1 'HIS'J' HI fco fw ,'.u,xl; .llK lliuiiliuu-AiiirrliHiu liii 1(10 Ponclt HI., Niui J'liinelmi, Cul or Idicnl AgotitN. Mv IB P0IHCARE ELECTED PRESIDENT WecKs & McGowan Co. r yftofo 827; , A. . Orr, 3093 A?V ApHtxTAirT Friday noon for Yrekn nnd other northern California towns wlicro they will play u scrie of four uumux'euch with the local teams in tho towns they will vibjr. Both the j;irls und hoys tenini will play Yreka teams Friday night, nnd Saturday night they will piny in Etna Mills, whero they will remain over Suiitlay nnd "Monday night will play u heeond game with the Etna Mill tcum. Tuesduy Ihey will go to Ft. Jones and will pluy tho teams of lhut town n game Tuchduy night, return uig to Medford Wednesday, Tlio Medtord tepins nro uccompanicd by Miss Mabel Meui-s, domestic scicnoo tencjicr, nnd I'rof. Jewel, the teams conch. Tho girls' (cam is composed of Ellio gage, AHco foWs, Frances Ivinney. Mnbly ICiezer. Virginia Car der, Lornino Jjiiwton, rruiuo Ulrich and Mildred JHiton. llio hoys teum is rapdo up of Will Bovoridge, Theo. Fish, Howard Iind oliffe, Walter Ucss, Dolph I'liipps, Lester Adum iiud Harold Cochran, (Continued from page 1.) announced ho would withdraw from tho raco of tho republican party should they decldo that his retire ment would end. tho deadlock. Polncaro Is still tho popular fav orite, crowds gathering lit Versailles early and filling tho air with shouts of "Polncarc." The members of tho "Left" party planned another caucus this after noon, and It thoy fall to reach an agreement on a candidate, a formal notico lo this effect will bo Issued. This would lcavo 117 "Lefts" who did not voto yesterday, but who probably will support Polncaro, will givo tho Prcmlor a decided advan tage. Hut oven with tho lattor votes Polncaro will not havo n sufficient number to instiro election. After tho first ballot today, Poln- caro's supporters predict tho social IstH will support their candidate, electing blm on tho second ballot. Tho National Assembly met at 2:10 o'clock tho balloting starting immediately. Polncaro's supporters predicted their candldato would bo elected on tbo second ballot. Efforts to confirm a report that former Premier Clcmanceau, support ing the candidacy of Alcxandro Itlbot, had challenged Premier Poln caro to a duel, failed. It was said Polncaro had accepted tho chulloiigo on tho spot, naming his seconds with out a moment's hesitation. The re port bus caused grout excitement hero but neither I'olncnro nor Clomencoau would discuss tbo affair. MEDFORD MAN WINS' PRIZE AT POULTRY SHOW Herman Harrison, th iulv Mcdford exhibitor at the (irunu l'a (toiiltrv how, upheld tho reputation of this city by cnpturiuif fir-t cockerel and third cti prizes in the white orung ton iJasw. O. (I. Ilu'ils uf Oakland, Calif., whs judgo ninl prmed nulla factory lo everyone. SPARTA BUILDING LEASED FOR TEH YEAR PERIOD TJie MuGuiro five nnd ten cent store will muvo to tho Sparta build ing Jan. '2.'). Mr.-MnOuire Iicn tnken n ten year leilne and may ndd n fow lines to hu stock. BUSINESS LOT AT FIFTH AND C SOLD The buidno lot at the northwest corner of Fifth and Central wan sold Thurftduy aftomwvn to Mr. tVlin K. Jlrvwn. (fen-go Youns; who rnntly boiiKJit n fio acre orohanl f Mm. liniHii wag tho furiiinr oisuer of th yVt. The ileal was mnde hy (1. Alder & Sou. The hit i one of Ike mot doMirnble l)nini loU of the city. Mrs. (leorge Dallas Dixon, former ly ot Ilaltimoro, had a piny produced lu Philadelphia called "A Critical Situation." May Diiokloy bus been enraged for tho cast of "Tho I'uwrlKon Law ' I AT INAUGURAL BALL WASHINGTON, Jan. 17 - In rnne an Inaugural bull Is bold In splto of Prtsildciit-Hlccl Wllnnn's obJoctloiiH, the Turkey Trot, (Irlxuly Hour mid other "rugs" will positively bo liarrod Vlco Clinlrman Itamlltou of tho Inaugural coiumlttiio Imuuul a state ment to this effect, when before tho limine public biilldliiKN lomiiillti-o to day. The committee proponed to permit tho uihi of poiudon offli" bultdliiiiH for the ball which lluiiilltou suld he would tu-oept. iliiiutltoii told tho flommitico that (iovcruor Wllnon's letter rtsiuostlug that IIih bull bo uIioIIsIiihI has made cfiiHMluillons mid nskod for I lino lo (oimiiior on the PrMdeiil-ulect's ro-Itiost. PLUMBING r Stoam nnd Hot Wutbr Iloating AH Vik (liif,iii'-d I'llei M lliHHiniutllK OOFFEEN & PRICE S3 Hnwstd monk, Vntrsur on Oth Ml. ifom riiuu aio, Clark 6; Wright LAWYERS WAHIII.NCITON.D. (J. Piihllu Land Matters: Final Proof. Donort lnntl, Contest nnd Mining Cases, Heilp. EIGHT HOUR DAY BILL INTRODUCED AT SALEM KAI.F..M, Ore , Jan. 17. - Within th next two or thioo Ihvh o ftho ireni iow4mi ItcpreeoutalWo Irftwrottoc of MuttiioiiiMh istiuity, will intnidiiro m the iiiim the bill prnvidlHK fr an eight-hour day on nil hoiis works in Oro:ii, hiuh whn pnst.., uudor the initiativo nt the lat genernl eltteliuli, lut neor put into effect hemnwo it hud no emii'tiii" cliuttiO. Tim bill hud u largo popular ma jority ho there is no doubt of it-pa--.jiie n.;;;;h; Office Rooms For Rent over Haskins Drug Store. Draperies' W . frrv n .ry ihimiiiIkIi 1 1 hi of ilrifH-rir urt ruiiulii. f l liirwM. lcu nn, il,, nil t-iuw.. n uf iinlniUUrinrf A KIMM'Ult In.iM lo lunk ifh r this tHtk ..,IV.'I rt Wl'l Klvn UN HIMhl rt.irt. m t HMitl,u Ik t In eH t ti iMti,', tl rill i. Woeka & McQowan Go. MU Japanese Store Closing Out Salo 20& Off on All Goods West Main St. Noxt to HotoJ Mod ford TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY DR. A. II. IIEDUKS, Dr. Louise K. Hedges, Mechono Thoraplsts, Chiropractors, Spondyiotberaplsts. These systems, Including diutetlcs, curutho gymnastics, hydro-tlior-aphy, etc., produco results in both acuto und chronic diseases. Con sultation free. 230 North Darlctt St., noxt door to M. K. church. Hours 9 a. in. to C p. in. Other hours by appointment. Hell phono Main 1171. VOU. KENT OK BALK Houso und two acrea-ln fruit. Phono 280-L, 2C0 VOU. RUNT Furnished Jioubo hoop ing roomy, lights, gas, wood heat er. No children. Phono 280-L. 2C0 i X I I t t T y ? T T r T ? f r r f T r y y i X I X I X V X f r y i Great White Sale CORSETS 100 pair Warners .Rust proof Cornattf, up to ifiJ values. Sale v'uo, a pair 98? AT MANN'S WAISTINGS 1000 yards now white Waist ins; values up to n.r)c. Salt' price, a jjml 10? Central Ave., Near P. O. ATTEND THIS MONEV-SAVING EVENT LACES AND EMBROIDERIES AT LESS THAN COST 20c LACES Dc MUSLIN UNDERWEAR AT LESS , THAN HALF PRICE LOT A Women's muslin Drawei-s, Cornet Covei's and .Short Hkirt.s; val ues up lo 7oc. Hale price, each. ...29 LOT B Women's muslin Clowns, Corset Covers, Chemise, and Comhina. tion Suits, values up to $1.25, Sale price, each 5f)i LOT C Consisting of Night Clowns, Drawers, Corset Covers, Combina tions, Princess Slips and Skirts, all of which mflst ho seen to he appre ciated; $l.fi0 values, special 79f LOT D Consisting of Combination Coi-set Covei-s, Drawers, Princess Slips, Night Cowns and Skirts', made from the newest models, beautiful X IriinmingH and originality of tlelsign; j.jv vmui', Hjyuuu ipxtS-iJ I y t LOT EConsistiiiL' of Combination A Skirts, Night downs, Drawers, Che X mise and Princess Slijns, ejich out trimmed beautiful and made of fines t y y t f y y y t OUO flt jmiHliiis; 2,.r)0 values, s'peeial $1.30 PILLOW OASES -12 and 15 inch; our regular 18c grade. Special, cncU 11 CAMBRICS' . Every one a good bargain. Special 9 LONSDALE Cainbric, special i .....9? 5000 yards beautiful new Val. Laeea, all imported patterns, values up to 20c a yard, this sale, a yard 5 35c BANDS 19c 500 yards Lace Hand, beautiful new patterns. Sale price, a yard . .19? 50c EMBROIDERIES 10c 5000 yards Cambric Embroideries and Insertions from 2 inches to l(i inches wide; values up lo 50c. White Sale price, a yard 10? $1.25 PLOUNCINGS 59c 1000 yards beautiful new Klouneings, exclusive designs, $1.25 grade. Sale price, a yard 59? 25c LINEN LACES 12i2c 500 yards new all linen Laces, special patterns; cheap at 25c. Sale price, a yard 1VA 12c LACES 4c 5000 yards 'rnrchpnJ,atccH and Inser tions, all new patterns; 'real values up to 12 !(! a yard. Sale price, a yard 4? w LONG CLOTH I'ho good quality. Special 9? 15o Long Coth, a yard 11? Fruit of tho Loom Muslin. Spec, 9? y y 5 ? ? ? f z t Y y ? ? y ? ? y It t f f y y y y y y J y y y y y y y y y y y y E. D. Weston Official Photographor of tho Mcdford Commorcihl Club Amateur Kiuiwhing lst Cards Portraits Interior and exterior views .Flash lighln Negatives made anv time and any place by appoint ment. 200 E. Main Phono M71 $ H"i-i-f-Ht-H--vH-"H-t"H' Luxury Without v Extravaganco Hotel Von Dorn 2.J2 'J'urk Street Finest pojuilar )riccd i t Hotel Jit San Francisco Modem t-H-H-H-W-f i H K-H-H-M-H Oontrali Kalvslt . Indies ANAMA GANAL DELIGHTFUL CRUISES TO TIIH Wt likt, Piiuma Ctnti. Utmuit and tho Spanish Main litsvlua Ntf Vork Uy (l9 1'nlntUl S. S. MOLTKE 0?-r ) Juu. !, S23 I'rli. "Mf SlttryU U0. S. S. CINCINNATI CKSJ) rrlirmirr tut UO Dnr) "ml ll S.S.Victoria Luise (,flC) Tan, JOl Veil, H JlllrwU 111 Apr. 10. ' 16 Days $145 and up 21 " $160 " 29 " $175 " f p OHtr rrullf ir.-uml ( IKorJ. V1 fr IlluolriiUa buoklrt, HUMBUne- AMERICAN LINE 41.45 nilOADWAV, N. Y. " i i.m. i.