Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 21, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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BARNUMPLANS
TO ELECTRIFY LINE
TO JACK
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If tho plans of tho officials of the
Horiio Hlvor Vnlloy railroad do not
JiiUcarry arcat Improvements arc to
bo (undo In tho lino between Mod
ford and Juckronvlllo In tho near
future. Tho rend tied Is to ho ovor
liuulpd, tho trark put In first class
ahnpo and tho entire lino electrified.
Plans for this aro now being formu
lated. With tho olectrlfylnc or tho Una
tho serlvco to and front tho county
seat will bo tuoro rapid than tit
present and will bo Increased.
In all probability tho line, once
electrified, wll bo extended to cover
n groatcr territory, not only In tho
city but In tho valley. It will prob
ably eventually beconio n link In an
Intcrurbau line covering the entire
valley.
DIN
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STORM
HUSBAND FOR DIVORCE
OF
PROTEST IS LOST
Some where In n dusty pigeon
hole of tho Jacksonville city archives
reposes the propsed ordinance fixing
n license f ISO a month on auto stage
lines operating out of the county
seat. None of tho officials of the
city bcem to know what has become
of It and peace again reigns in tho
pioneer town.
Tho proposed ordinance recently
raised a storm of protest in tho coun
ty seat, leading to tho resignation of
n mayor, and Indignation meetings.
Suddenly the storm died nwny and
new no ono seems to know Just what
happened to the document. In all
probability It has already started
with Its accumulation of tho ttust of
centuries.
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GRANTS PASS WATER
RATES ARE APPEALED
JACKSONVILLE TO
SAN FRANCISCO, Co!., Fefc. SI.
Bull for dlvorco against Robert J.
Widney, wealthy Los Angeles really
operator, .-who was shot in a San
tHiHKlaikM VhIaI b.Ltt- flkt
' . " "uis m. ,,!., term of T. T. Shuw. realgned.
A vlan Lyons, a Denver divorcee. ( ind,cal0ns arc that a woman will be
will bo filed here probably lato to- cn08Cn, Mrs jra Harbaugh and
day by Mrs. Wldney. according to her Mr8 E J Kub Mt)f. thc lwp n0gl
own announcement. Mrs. Wldney j,romlnontly mcnlloncd.
reached this decision yesterday, she A ,!,,, ,, n,M to nameU
tld, when her husbaad appeared In' th,g offco w, m a probab.
court and exonerated Mrs. Lyons of ty bo fcd by chaunccy FIorcJ.
I SAI.KXr. Ore.. Feb. 21. The fiKht
'itier miter mtos in Omuls l'ass hns
H1UF MAYDP (1(1N ntK,,uit ih s,,itc rniinmd commit.
llnlL IflnlUrV OUUIVsioii iu the form of n compliant filed
jliv the Kogue River Wntor eomponv.
The complaint nllcKes that Iho city
fiiiiiifil has nntiscd onliiiituces reutt-
mcctiug Intini; the wnler rates nnd impoxlnct
Tho city council of Jarkionvllle
will at their next regular
elect a mayor to servo out the ex- conditions on the compnnv which nro
confiscatory. A hearing will ho ItcM
in the mntter.
Next Saturday, March 1, 1913,
tho payment of taxes will commence
at tho sheriff's office and IIioho who
desire to got in wtriy nnd avoid tho
rush may do so. The total tux pay
able to tho sheriff this year amounts
to abut $706,012.7(5. Tho sheriffs
office has Issued tho following in
structions to tho tat payors;
If you pay your taxes on or boforo
March IS you will bo allowed u re
bate of 3 per cent.
If you pay our taxes between
March IS nnd up to nnd Including
tho first Monday In April, thoro wilt
not bo any rebate allowed nnd
neither will titer be any penalty or
Interest added.
If jour taxes nV not paid on or
befor thc first, Monday lit April.
they will beconio delinquent, when
thero will be added a penalty of ten
per cent nnd tho tax will also draw
Interest at tho rate of 12 per cent per
annum Iu addltlou to tho penalty.
It you pay ono-half ot your taxes
on or before the first Monday In
April, then tho remaining halt may
run up to and Including the first Mon
day in October follow lug. but It tho
last half of tax duo is not paid by
tho first Monday Iu October, It bo
comes delinquent, nnd there will ho
lidded to such tinlnnen n penally of
ten per cent nnd In addition, such
bittnnrn will henr Interest at tho into
Vf 13 per cent per annum from tho
first Monday Iu April until paid.
On all personal property taxes, If
ouo-hitlf Is not paid on or eforo tho
first Mouthy In April, tho law com
pels tho sheriff to levy upon nnd col
lect the same after May 1st, heucn
to prevent it levy upon personal pro
perly after May 1st It will bo neces
sary, for one-hitlt to be paid as nbovo
stated,
It tho taxes aro not pntd either
half or In full by August 1st, tho
property will bo advertised, which
cost will bo added to the tax.
If tho taxes aro not paid by Octo
ber 1st. a delinquent certlflcatn may
bo Issued for samn which bears In
terest at the juto ot IS per cent per
annum.
County warrants will bo accepted
to tho amount of $3.30 on the $1000
valuation. Instead of $1.90 on tho
$1000 valuation its heretofore col
lected. ,
Nineteen twelvo tnx statement sent
out will bo termed official receipt
when returned nnd signed by the
collector, therefore do not fall to
return statement with your remittance.
GOLD DUST
saves rubbing and saves your clothes
Gold Dust lathers instantly in hot or cold, hard
or soft water converts itself instantly into
thick, vigorous suds that romoYO grease, grime
and settled stains and cloar out impurities
and germs. '
Gold Dust sparos you and protects your clothes
from washboard wear.
BAN IIAFAKL. Cnl Feb. 20. Kd
ward Hutler nnd Frank Orady knock
ed u shark senseless nnd dragged It
Into their boat. Tho shark came to
life and they shot It dead. The shark
punctured the boat.
any Intent to kill him
"I knew all was lost," said Mrs.
Wldney, 'when ho stated in court
that Mrs. Lyons should not be held
for attempting to murder him.
claiming tho shooting was accidental.
I bcllcvo my husband is insane."
chief deputy In the offlco of Asses
sor W. T. Grieve.
BOGGS DENIES THAT HE TOOK
INTEREST IN APPOINTMENT
Citv Atlonicv Ikxres todav dis
claimed having used his influence j meet in Med ford March 3 to hold a
with Mayor Kifert for the appoint-1 hearing in regard to thc increase of
STATE COMMISSION
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The state, railroad commission will
nicnt of II. O. Slocckmaun as city
engineer. Mr. Boggs staled that he
lind not even suggested to Mr. Stoeck
Diann that he apply for the job.
rates for tho Dutte Falls and Eagle
Point Tclephono company. Ills
company has recently announced
plans for an extension of Its lines.
Hotel Medford
Rooms without bath 80c per day
and ap.
Itooms with bath 91.00 per day
and up.
Special rates by week or month.
Combination breakfasts every
morning 3, 35 and 48 cent.
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During meal hoars beautiful mask
and singing will be rendered by Herr
Carl fSrlMen anil Mm. Kroljma.
Bostonians
FAMOUS SHOES FOR MEN
ftenowned the country over as representing stan
dard values in all the essentials of fine footwear.
Our wide range of styles and sizes insures to you
a satisfactory selection and a perfect fit.
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The Wardrobe
Snvn vntiranlf Inntf
hours of weary, droary Iksg "Basket Partieq
toil, and double the life
of your clothes, by buy
ing and trying a pack
age of Gold Dust next
wash-day.
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Gold Duat. Gold Duat hit
sll dtilrsMc cUmsInf quilltl
in a perfectly hirmlcm 141 J
lasting form.
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Who wu brave u warrior of old,
He could not be beaten
Because he had eaten
A courageous breakfast of QOLDSN ROD
OATS.
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GRAND OPENING SALE
OF SPRING SUITS AND COATS
M. M. Department Store Successors to Meeker's
SATURDAY MORNING OUR ENTIRE SPRING STOCK FOR 1913 WILL OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR EXCLUSIVE STYLES COME HERE FOR.
NO TWO STYLES ALIKE AND POPULAR PRICES. CALL AND SEE
WE CARRY LINES FROM THE LEADING MARKETS OF THE WORLD SOLD EXCLUSIVELY TO US.
THE STOCK WHETHER YOU WISH TO BUY OR NOT. SUIT DEPARTMENT ON SECOND FLOOR.
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All wool serge, brown, tan,
navy, satin lining to mutch;
shields, weights; in all respects
finished like a $1G.50 suit. Thc
biggest value that ever canio
to Medford.
$14.98
Tirthis suit wo give you" thc
best in style and workmanship
that can he put into a suit.
Must he seen to he appreciated.
All colors and mixtures; com
pare it with $20.00 suits elsewhere.
Ladies' Spring Coats $9.98
All thc leading shades, tan,
grey and white, and full
length; all wool goods; beauti
ful finish. Opening price $9.98
$12.98
Man tailored, beautiful fin
ish; tan and grey mixtures;
also navy. Pure wool a win
ner for the prico; sold every
where for .$18.50.
. $14.98
Misses' Combination Suits,
red jacket and white skirt
these are the newest things for
Misses' wear.
See our windows..
1 Opening price $14.98
$22.50
Tan whipcord, all wool, skin
ner satin lined a pleasing gar
ment in every respect, and is a
wonder at thc prico; usually
sold at $27.50, our opening
price $22.50
$12.98 Coats
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Under this prico we aro giv
ing values that can not he
equalled at $10.50. When you
see them 5'ou will say the same.
AH sizes
$14.98 Coat3
White and plain colors, full
length and three-quarter length
all new.
$18.50, $20, $25 Coats
A big assortment, all styles
and sizes; lot us show you for
wo know wo will please you.
Big assortment of Spring
Waists in white band embroid
ered voiles, all sizes, daintily
trimmed. Opening prico 98f
Middy mouses and Dresses
for girls, iu all the newest ef
fects; navy and red trimmed;
all sizes (5 to 20 vears, $1.15,
$1.19, $1.09.
Wash Dresses for house and
street wear, tan, light blue,
irroy and while, all sizes, $1.25
$1.50 and $1.75.
Romombor this is tho popu
lar priced store our aim is
"bettor goods for loss money".
This opening salo starts Sat
urday morning and ovory lady
should take advantage, and
secure their spring suit now
while tho picking is good.
WE HAVE IN STOCK 500 SUITS TO SELECT FROM.
WE ARE HERE TO SAVE YOU MONEY.
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