Medford mail tribune., February 08, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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WANTS 10 KNOW
IF INDIANS STILL
LIVE NEAR IALENI
Au cnstorn boy who wishes to
know nbout the hnulls ot tho Indians
nround Medford 1ms written ns fol
low to Harold Corliss ot Talent.
i..r, Corliss recently discovered a
paRo from an old fashion Journal
burled In tho heart of an oak trco
and figured by tho ring ot tho tree
thai tho paper had been there fifty
years. Tho story was printed in tne
Mall Trlbuno and copied throughout
tho country. Hero Is what the boy
writes:
"Inclosed you will find n piece of
paper which was In tho Saturday
Hlado telling about you finding an
old fashion book In a tree. Is
trno? It says you haw n ranc. out
there. Would you plcaso tell mo
Homcthlng about your ranch and
how many cowboys nro on your
How many cows or horees hac you
pot and are there Indians around
your plnco and do they stay out In
tho woods llko In olden times or do
they stay on tho reservations Do
you think I could sot a job on
yours or somebody elsca ranch?I
llko to be a lowboy. I wish you
could send mo a picture of you or
your ranch or any of your cowboys.
John Crossln, Old l)rge, Ia."
Mr. Corliss is also in receipt of a
tetter from Tho Delineator company
asking if il is pirns I bio that the fash
ion paper Is one from their publica
tion. They are about to cclcurato
their fiftieth anniversary and would
bo willing to pay for Mr. Corliss'
find. As thcro is no name on the
page a comparison of typo with tbe
old files in tho Delineator offlco
will havo to bo made.
May Robson Here Sunday Evening
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YOUNGSTERS
May ltotivin
May Ilobson, America's lendiuK fund of clean-cut humor and that
comedienne, will appear In "A Ntuht world of brilliant and thrilling
Out" at the Not tomorrow evening, j pathos which has mado her famous.
Itchlnd this announcement of the .She will Impersonate n young-old
only big theatrical event iu Mod- woman, broad minded, free from af
ford since tho burning of thofectatlon and possessing a keen
"opcry house" lies n story which ll-'nuuso of humur, nothing absurd or
lustrates tho memory and approelH- ridiculous escapes her attention, nnd
tlon of this popular tirtivss. I.rnrt being fond of excitement as a mild
time Miss Kobson visited In- Mwlford stimulant, she persuades her two
she met with an accident n few m- grandsons whom she ndures. Into nil
A detention room Tor juvenile of
fenders hi Hie city lias been arranged
for by Chief of Police llitton ami in
it will be confined llio ,vminirter
who fail to heed the curfew !u If
nicked up on the street uflor hours
without 11 proper cxeutfo Uiey will lie
locked up to appear in tlio mayor'
court laiei' nnd explmu.
It is ivixrted by Chief IlltUm Unit
a number of children have been gixcu
blanket cvenon by (huviiU covering
nuy nnd nil hours of the uiuht. Ah
fast as these excuses nro ohtuined
the parent; will he xceu mid the
mutter explained. Children out nfter
hours must havo a written penult
fnm their parents for tlmt pitrlicuhir
night.
A number of excuses nro believed
forged by the children and nn investi
gation will follow each eveiwo to
which suspicion at ladies.
CITY REPAIRING
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BROUGHTTOOREG0N
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II. l Mnlkoy for tho IlllnoU society
has drawn up n resolution to submit
to Iho duekson delegation at SnSein
culling for tlio transfer of tho re-
umiiis of fonner United Stales Sena
tor linker from San FrnucNcn to the
slute cnpitol grounds 11 1 Sitlein. Tho
cemetery in which they now rest has
been onlered vacated.
Scunlor Maker was one of Oregon''
first senators, lie or"d nud lol
his life iu the civil war.
Mississippi Mob Kills Woman
GREENVILLE, Miss., Feb. 7.
Mcrlo Mott, a negro, accused ot raur-
ments beforo the curtain was to
rlso nnd tho niidtniico had to It dis
missed. Sho stayed over In Med ford
for n day to have her thumb, which
was broken in n fall down stairs, at
tended to and tho fact that she had
disappointed a largo audience
weighed heavily on her mlud.
On this trip she confidentially ex
pected to visit Medford but as there
was no theater here, Grants Pass
was put on the schedule. In Grants
Pass Friday Miss Kobson Insisted
that it there was any hall In Med-
derlng Mrs. John Williams, was forj jnrK0 enough to stngo the play
lynched by a mob hero today. Mott 1 that arrangements bo made at onco.
pleaded pltcously for his life jsho stands all tho risk financially
-- and breaks her rigid rule of never
Mcrltol I'llc Itcnmly. playing on Sunday In order to make
A now sclcntlc preparation for u for the disappointment of last
both internal a"nd external uso nnd 1 year and to show nor appreciation of
absolutely without an equal for the, the many kindnesses shown her In
treatment ot piles In any form. Ask this city.
us to show you this remedy and cx-j In her new play. "A Night Out."
plain Its many advantages. Leon H of which sho Is co-author, she has
Hasklns. every opportunity to develop that
sorts of extravagance, and a visit to
a restaurant of shady character, for
11 dinner, Is tho climax ot her ad
venture. From this juncture tho story
moves rapidly. In which the lovo
nnd devotion of tho young people Is
sustained by tho Influence ot tho
Jolly, whole-souled granmum.
Tho road loading up tho hill to
tho Sacred Heart hospital Is being
repaired by tho city street depart
ment. A force of men started fill
ing tho ruts with gravel Saturday
morning and a hard roadbed will bo
completed within n short time. It
Is tho Intention of tho city to mako
tho hospital easily accessible within
tho shortest tlmu possible.
Card of Tlianks.
Wo earnestly deslro to express our
mott heartfelt thanks aud apprecia
tion to tho many kind friends and
neighbors for assistance, sympathy
and tho many beautiful floral offer
ings during the sickness and death ot
our dearly beloved daughter and sis
ter.
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E.MOIIY W. CLAYVILLE,
IKL G. CLAYVILLE.
GEOUGE. O. CLAYVILLE,
MYRTLE I. CLAYVILLE.
Mall Tribune's classified ads bring
results.
10 EXPERT SHERIFFS
Ilyomei Inhaler
For Catarrh?
If You Own One
Then you ought to know that
druggists, everywhere w'll hand 3011
n bottlu of Mouth's 1IYOMKI for
only 50 cents. Pour 11 few drops of
IIYOMEl Into tho Inhaler and start
this very day to breatho tho healing
llalsuuilc vapor and destroy tho Cu-
taarh germs.
With oMiry package of lluoth's
IIYOMEl comes u tittle booklet which
explains how cany It Is to end tho
misery of Catarrh and Croup. It Is
mado of Australian Eucalyptus uud
contains no harmful drug.
Hut best of all Chas. Strang Is nil
thorlxed to refund jour money Is
you nro dlsatlsflcd. If )ou haven't
the IIYOMEl Inhaler auk for tho com
plete outfit, ft 00 Just breatho It
No stomach dosing
BOOKS BACK 6 YEARS
Tho county court today ordered
tho exporting ot the sheriff's books
for a period covering six years prior
to January 1, 1913. This will go
back to January P. 1907, a year and
a hnlt beforo Wilbur Jones took of
fice. Tho court contracted with W. II.
Wann, accountant, to do tbe work.
He Is to receive J7 a day for his
services but no ono j car's accounts
nro to cost moro than J 12!. Ho will
start work nt once.
Hotel Medford
I Rooms without Imlh fiOc per day
.and up.
ilooniK with uatli Vl.no per day
and up.
SKinl rates by week or month.
Combination tireakfnuU every
tnonilng 'Jin, n.l niiil -M tout a.
Bring Out the Kiddies
TONIGHT
M ilii'in st'o "Kltly in Di'i'iimlniul," ti splpiulul
IVnlui'o film wli it'll will lirhitf lioino in a sli'lldiij,' way
tlio boautii's of tho fairy land thoy havo road anil
tlrcainod about.
Entiro Change Sunday Matluoo and Evoning.
Ai our inatinoi's (Salurday and Sunday) any child
untlor 12 yon in of ago froo whon aocoiuimnitnl by an
adult. Whon alono, only fi oonts,
Sunday our loader is a thrilling drama of tho rail
wh ifh will hold you throughout. Ifs an Kdi.son.
Wo ohango programs Sundays, .Mondays, Wod
nosdays and 1'Yiday.s.
WATCH YOUR TICKET NUMBERS
I'Jvory niunbor onding with O, out itlos vou to n
froo tiokot. to a la tor porformaiioo. (lot tlio tenth
tifkot and draw a froo ono.
UGO THEATRE
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
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DINNUIt
No further i-niinnriit urcilctl for
those who lintu trletl It,
During men! bourn beautiful muilc
and singing will bo rendered by llcrr
Crl Or I 'tii and .Mine. Ktrlrnn.
It takes live different aged
whiskies to make Cyrus
Noble each one good in
itself. But it takes blend
ing and re-ageing to bring
out the best in each to
"round-out" the flavor.
Why puuith youuclf uiili rough, high-proof, iroug
uhiikcy when you van get Cjnu Noble everywhere?
W. J. Van Schuyvcr & Co., Qoncrat Agents, Portland.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Engagement Extraordinary
tH-W; tUi tit HHH
L. S. Sire Presents
America's Greatest Comedienne
MAY ROBSON
The International Favorite
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"A NIGHT OUT"
Natatorium, One Night, Feb. 9
By special .request of her many friends who were disappointed when she met with her accident here last year
SEATS AT HASKINS Prices: $1.50, $1 and 75c
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