Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 15, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text,'' 'IT" PXOE SIX., MT3DF01H) MATH TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY. MAY 15. 101B. Vl I DOLL SHOP IS GREAT SUCCESS AS ENTERTAINMENT KELLEY BREAKS UP PERJURY RING (Dy Ed Andrews. They say all things move In cycles. Thcro was a tlmo Ions ngo In nnctcnt Greece wlicn nil of tho human eino tlohB woro portrayed liy tho dance. Thoro was oven n dance expressing Krlof, used In funeral processions. Wlicn art wont down In tlio dark Bros tho dnnco wont with it, and It is tho l&sl of tho giont arta to be revived and understood. "Tho Doll Shop" last night nt tho Natntorlum mean more to tho com munity than a mero evening's enter tainment. It In helping to crento nn Interest In nn art that is ot groat benefit In tho' development of our hoys and girls. It lends n grace to bodily movement and gives a dignity nml bounty to tlio human form, .1 mental and physical poise and bal ance. About ISO or Med ford's young pcoplo, ranging from more babies to joung men and women, tripped be foro n delightful audienco in pairs, troops and batalllona Inst night. Thnro wro all kinds of dances, tho Irish jig, tho Chinese hop. the statn ly minuet, tho graceful swaying Spanish 'dance, tho dreamy waltx' and all were well and gracefully dune. To specialize and say that tills one or that ono did tho best would be Injustice, for all did their parts so welt that ono splendid compliment for tho entire company may bo taken individually as well as collectively. Suffice it to say the comedians wore funny, tho singing good and tho dancers pretty and graceful. Mine. Stiver Is not only an unusu ally capable Instructor, but is her self a splendid dancer. Her work gavo a professional finish to tho en tertainment. She is a laiy of at tractive personality, and is much be loved by those with whqm she has worked and associated while in Med ford. Tho entertainment will bo repeat ed again tonight It Is being given for tho benefit ot tho St. Mark's Guild. The cause is a worthy one, and tho performance is well worth tho money. II. H. IIowcll directed tbo orchestra and held singers and musicians together in a masterly manner. I 0SEPHNEGDUN1Y OIlANTS PASS, Ore, May IB. Charles Ilogue, charged with perjury, nud Everett Ilogue, charged with subornation to perjury, were both bound over to tlio grand Jury under heavy bonds In Justice Hotman's court today and Hort Lewis nnd Olou Howard, minors, of Kerby, arc being hold as witnesses. Tho charge grew out of n prosecution against Kverctt Hoguo tor giving liquor to a minor. During the progress of tho trial in the circuit court Monday District At torney Kelly, In a searching cross examination, drow from l.owla and Howard tho remarkable statement that tho four witnesses ot tlio de fendant bad got together that morn ing nnd concocted fnlso testimony lu the hope ot clearing Ilogue. As soon as tbo Jury had rettrod Judge Calkins In a most scathing arraignment of tho witnesses directed tho district at torney to bring charges of perjury nnd subornation of perjury against them. In tho caso ot tho Dtnte ersus George Gates, which follows tho trial of Hoguo and which was also a caw from Kerby, both tbo Hogues were sworn as witnesses, but did not tes tify. Doth Hoguo and Gates wcro convicted and will he sentenced Sat urday. Perjury In cases charging viola tions ot tho game and liquor laws In Josephine county has for years bcon a common practice and the action of tho circuit Judge and tho district at torney will have a most salutary ef fect on the character of the ovldenre submitted In these cases. SCHOO L TO SELL DEN PRODUC E U MARKET The pupils nttctitlini: the Oak Grove seliool, DiMrit't 00, on the Jackson ville mail jut wel of Hie oily, will linvo two stalls nt the public umrkol Saturday where they will offer for oalo produce of nil kinds mUctt ly them uuiler the direction of Mhs F.u cilo llmlcr, their teacher. The chil dren hne one of tho finest pnilens in the valley nnd now hope to renlixo on it. The children will sell enrden truck, homo tnnde products, poultry. Ilflcinti linres nnd oilier thiiiRs which they hnve rnUcd. Tliev nie tnkitij; Rivut interest in the mutter nnd Mis Under w justly proud of their ability, work and results. annuaTschool Puily Jllnt from Tarls. WW TROHER IS EOUNO GUILTY GRANTS PASS, Ore, May 15. George Gates, on trial in the circuit court on a charge ot assault with a deadly weap'on, was found guilty by a jury. The charge grow out of u fight that followed a dance at Hol land on March 22. Gates persisted in dancing the turkey trot, bunny hug and other of tho recent dancing crea tions, aud Kd Spence, one ot the floor managers, inslitcd that the tabooed steps bo eliminated from the pro gram. To settle the difference of opinion the two young men went out behind tho hull, the hour being about 3 a. in., and agreed to fight tl out with bare fists. They were sur rounded by friends, und while in the darkness a knife was not seen to bo 11 tied, Spunce came out of the affray with a dozen knlfo wounds In his body, ono laying bare tho Jugular vein, and others penetrating deep Into tho body. Spunce was carried to his homo weak with the loss of blood, uud for several wooks his llfo was de spaired of. Soiitimco has not yot been passed upon Gates, COURT HOUSE NEWS XcW CAM'S. E. R. Secly vs. Hose Heading ct vlr., action to recover money. Ashland Iron Works vs. Ilutte Falls Lumber Co., action for money. Jackson County Dank vs. City of Medford, suit for Injunction. Violet Goodwyn vs. Paul Goodwyn, divorce. EXHIBIT PENS The ntinunl exhibits of the Mcdford city schools wnM oH'ned to the pub lic this afternoon. The exhibits will ul-io be ojxmi to the public 011 Friday afternoon from 1 to f o'clock nud in the evcniiiL from (1 to 0. . The work done by pupils of the grade schools will be exhibited in their respective building with the ex ception of the wood work, which will be on exhibition in the high school with the hih school exhibit of man unl training, sewing, cooking and tit like. All nro cordially invited to view the exhibits. WsP'Oir SJbsbbsbT jiL ILLINOIS VALLEY 1 CREAMERY BUN MEDICOES 1 L IMMril M Kt'i''l)r " ' "' mir lurilo ot bUck velvl tlrr Urn nouuU l.i iirlrcr .1 r Ion intu .) iprun tipr on a whit Ur t Iff 01 M00SEGI Jforringo License. Horace Turpih and Itertha McDon ough. Herbert Remington and Bertha Miller. P. D. Schrump and Amy Walknr. 10 2000 10 100 PATEN1 SIGNED BY A patent signed by Andrew John son, president of tho Unttod States, August 7, 1800, has Just been placed on record in tho county recorder's office ut Jacksonville, Tho patent wus granted to Jumcs Tatom and wife. Por many yeprs it has bcon kept among Tatom papers and not placed 011 rocord. Patents slguod by Woodrow Wilson uro already on rec ord. IsfiK NOTICK. In order to prevent a rush at the box otflco Monduy ovuiilug, tho man agers of tho Pugo thoator request that everyone who has receipts for tickets will plea8o call at the tem porary box office, nnd exchange them far the tickets at tliolr ourllost con veuleuce, Real IvHtale Transfers. J. M. Griffin ct al. to G. L. Gaff, deed Sardine mining creek claims ....... G. L. Haft to G. W. Palmer et al., deed Sardine mining creek claims . Joseph Taylor to C. D. Drlskell deed lots 11 und 12 blk 7 Dcrryvalo add Mcdford Jos. Taylor to P. M. Hootcn, deed lot blk 7 Dcrryvalo add Mcdford .. Jos. Taylor to P. E. Stone, deed lot 5 blk 7 Derryvalo add Mcdford . . Emma Dunlop to Catherlno Hawkins, deed blk 4 Siski you Heights add 1 Thos. McAndrew to Kate Mc Androw, deed lot 20 blk -t Crowell add. Medford Prultgrowers Trust & Title Co. to P. E. Trigg, deed lot C blk 1 Siskiyou Heights add Medford . United States to Harry Rclmer paft see 10 tp 3D S R 4 WPatent United States to Jonas Pattlg, part sec 34 tp 38 S R 3 W..patont J. Arnold Scudder to Alice Scudder, deed part DLC 4C tp 38 S R 1 W 10 Morton Elwood to Henrietta El wood, deed lota 1, 2, 3, blk 4 Sijnset Park COO United States to II. P. C. Kd inondson, part sec 10 tp 34 8 R 3 E Patent Wm, Scott to W. W. Halo, deod lot 1 blk 1 Oak Park add W. J, Scott to W. W. Halo, deod part sec 2 tp 41 S It 3 W M. T. Mlnney ot ux. to M. T. Mlnney Realty Co., part sec 31 tp 30 S It 1 W and nwVi see C tp 37 S R 1 W G. O, Soymour to W. R. Hullock deed part sec 25 tp 37 S It 2 W Dotidlnot Connor et ux. to H. P. McCormlck, deed part sec 7 tp 38 S R 1 W In all probability tho preliminary hearing ot II. C. Kentncr, charged with embezzlement, will be held next Monday morning at 10 o'clock. This time has been agreed upon by Prose cuting Attorney E. E. Kelly and A. E. Reames, attorney for tho defenso. No new developments have been reached In the caso. The matter will bo given a thorough airing In tho Justice's court. "My Feet Were Just Aching For TIZ" Let Your poor, Tlrtil, Clmfcil, Tender Feet "Spread Out" Gloriously in n Uatli of Tl.: IE ENJOYABLE BALL Al NATATORIUM Tho I.oyal Order of Moose gave one ot tho most enjoyable balls of tho season at tho Natatorjiim Wednes day night, n large number of couples being present. Several novel stunts were Introduced during tho evening and highly enjoyed. Minister Association Meets. The Mcdford Ministers nmocin tion meets every Monday nl 10 n. in. in the study of the Christian church. All minister in the city an imitcd to nttcud. All retired ministers nud ministers not having work or travel ing ministers are cordially invited. All offers of any church or members nro cordially invited. . . Anyone whether a member of n church or not who is iutercxtcd enough to eomo will be rordiully welcomed. Vital ipicstiouu r, considered every morn-ing-. By Order of the Association. With Mcdford trado is Mcdford mado. Tito Illinois Valley creamery, lo cated 011 Alltiouso about two and onu-halt miles oast of Holland, was burned to tho ground, together with tho flito McVny residence adjoining, during Tuesday night, both structures being total losses, with practically nothing saved ot tho contents, Tho tiro started fiom the dofectlvo fluo in a room at tho rear ot the creamery. Tho MncVays wore In Grants Pass attending court, ami 11 cotiplo was left In chargo of tho property as caretakers, Tuesday aft ernoon 100 little chicks hatched In nn Incubator, and to keep them warm during tho night flru was started III a stove In tho rear room of tho creamery building, and It Is from this that the flro started. Tho chicks worn cremated lu the conflagration. None of tho machinery was saved from tho creamery, and u stock of goods that occluded a storo lu the front ot the building was also a total loss. Tho flames wcro communicated to tho Tosldonco a few feet away from tho creamery, and that was totally destroyed, only tho piano and a few other articles being saved. There was no limurunco on any of tho property destroyed. Tho Illinois Valley creamery was tho oldest of tho creameries built lu this district, having been lu opeiatlou at least nine or ten jonrs. ME T MEDFORD Tho nint annual meeting of tho Southern Uiegou Medical society will bo held In Medford, this city having been selected us tho convention city nt the business meeting of the society. The officers elected for tho ensuing year weio Dr. J. I. Truax of Grants Pass, president; Dr. Corn II, Loiiton, Orntitn Pass, vice president; Dr. J. J. Hmmeiis, Medford, secretary, and Or, 11. W. Stearns, Medford, treas urer. After the cloxo of tho luminous ses sion nud tho auto trips about town that occupied tho closing hours of tho afternoon, tho visitors and local phslclniis to the liuinbor of about 25, sat down to a banquet at tho Hotel Josephine, s SMASHES E RIG ON WEST MAIN WOMEN WEAR TROUSERS IN SUFFRAGIST PLAY U'ASinxiiTn.vr. im- ir. Ity, even to trousers, will bo the key-1 note of tho Mrs. Harney lluiiimlck suffrage play which Is to bo produced hero ut tho Columbia theater May 20 Iloth men nnd women nctors will wear 'em. And thutr structure will bo Identical. Tho tlmo of the piny is given as 2013 nud It Is asserted Hint surely by that tlmo tho only way to lull a man from a maid on the street will bo by tho prcseuco or 'absence of facial foliage. A horse driven hv- VY. I). West of Applegate, frightened by n passing automobile inn nuny nu West .Main stieel Thursday morning mid com pletely demulUhod llii cnrriiige, Mr. West esenped with minor bruises Mixluiiit'd when he was hurled from the carriage into 11 parkway. The horse continued oil 11 run townrd Jackooiiville and has not et been found. .Mr. V-.t did not dctcnuluo tlm lili'iitilv of tho nutoisls who ran up M...1.....1 l.i... C...1.1....1.... ii... 1....... t-..t.l i ,M H , , l.,ll, ,I,,IU ,l. II"., Kl' Seeing Is Believing Hlrsh-Wlckwire Co's ready for service clothes are con sidered by men in general as beeng absolutely high grade. If You arc Not Acquainted with This Famous Make ws ask .you Is come ts our store and try on a few Qf the new Spring and Sum mer suits. You II soon come to ihs conclusian I hat thess are unsurpassed forslsgancc sf tailoring, fit, styls and beauty. $20 upward. You can depend on us for quality and right prices at all timss. Model Clothing Co, 5EX5J EEZZEEEIl Portland')- Famous Hotel Med for (he Excellence) of lis Cuyine. European plan To Policy Holder of I'IioviiIk Mutual Flro IiiMirniiri Coniaiiy If you aro Interested In roslstlni; payment of last assessment, you will find It to your advantaco to commit nlcato with us at unco. Darling & Hodges, Gold Hill, Oregon. 4 Hltuntitl hi tbb Hub of tbo Principal Tli enter nml Shopping IIMrht Itcccntiy Itrilcromlrit nml ltcfurullict TlirniiKbont, mill (letter l.'ipilppitl Tixlay limit liver Ileforn Kurocnii I'lnn Itooms without linlli. St. oo per day nml up Itooin with Imtll, $2.00 ht day nml up (1. J. KAUI-'MAN.N, Manager. N. K. CiaitKi:, Asit. Slur. - A. : 10 10 100 10 10 Kcml at Once for Free Trial I'ncknK" "O, O, glory what a feclln'l Won derful what Tl. will do for your feet!" Just tnko your shoes off, and then put those weary, shoe-crluKlcd, achy, cornpestorod, bunion tortured fcut of yours In a Tl. bath. Your toes Mutt couldn't wait to tafco my Iiat offl" Jslii'Jfe. GUTHRIE'S NOMINATION FAVORABLY REPORTED WASHINGTON, May 15. The senate foreign relations committoo fnvorubly reported today tho norai nnfion of (leoro Oiithrio, former mayor of Pittsburg," to bo umbuusu dor to Julian, will wriggle with Joy. They'll look up at you and almost talk, and then they'll tako another dlvu In that Tl bath! Yes, Tl. la llfo to recti Tho man or woman who says thero's anything like, or as good us TV, never bad a foot In u TIZ bath. You'll bo ablo to woar smaller shoes, too, when you use Tl; your feet will keep cosy. Mlts M. I'carl Lloyd, Olendonn, Wis., got ono box of Tl for her mother. "Sho has bad sore, tender feet for a long tlmo," writes Miss Lloyd, "but after using Tl her foot uro not troubling her," Tl operates under a now principle drawing out all tho poisonous exuda tions that make fcot soro, corny und tired. There's nothing else like Tl, so rufuso any Imitation. If any ono offers you u substitute, just remoiii ber your poor, suffering fcot, and toll hi in toglvo you what you asked for. Tl, 25 cents n box, sold every where, or sent direct, on receipt of price. Money back if Tl doesn't do all wo say, Kor a free trial package write today, to Walter Luther Dodge & Co., Chicago, III, Hecommondcd by nil drug stores, department uud geuorul stores, ? I t x f t t t t T t ? ? ? y f t f ? ? T Y r t ? ? Y Y r Y ? Y f Y r Where Your Dollar Does Its Duty flfl inch American Pongee Silk, 7fc value, while it lasts only 19 10 inch Double Tinned Silk v -. . (lloves, white and hlaek, MOE&CO." " A Great May Sale of Muslin Underwear 10 Days -20 DISCOUNT -10 Days YOU WILL ENJOY THIS SALE FOR IT CONTAINS YOUR KIND OP MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. IT OFFERS ONLY GARMENTS THAT ARE PERFECTLY MADE TO THE SMALLEST DETAIL. GARMENTS THAT ARE SEWED CAREFULLY, THAT ARE FASHIONED ACCORDING TO THE PREVAILING MODES OF DRESS, AND ABOVE ALL, GARMENTS THAT ARE MADE OF HIGH- GRADE MUSLIN CAMBRICS AND NAINSOOKS. DINARY. 20 OFF NEW PRINCESS SLIPS Princess Slips of fine Nainsook or Cambric, choice of many styles, lace, embroidery or ribbon trimmed at from 98 to $4.00 207r OFF NEW COMBINATION GARMENTS Combination Suits of fine soft Nainsook trimmed with lace and embroidery, with plain or tucked ruffles at from 98 to $4.50 THESE VALUES ARE WAY OUT OF THE OR- 20';; OFF NEW STYLES IN GOWNS Clowns of Cambric, Nainsook or Crepe in neck slip over styles, lace anil embroidery trimmed at tho low price of 08 to $4.00 20 OFF COMPLETE LINE OF PETTICOATS Petticoats of Cambric and Muslin with insertion of embroidery and embroidery flounces trimmed, also made with underlay 85 to $4.50 These Are Hosiery ahd Underwear Days Wo always have something special that will bo of groat intorost to shoppors, tlio sort wantotl for sum mor wear right at tho beginning of tho season while our lino is comploto in all stylos and sizes. Women's While Union Suits, low neck and sleeve, less, tight find lace kneo styles, regular and extra large size, extra in valuo 48 Women's Gauze Vest, low neck and sleeveless, full taped neck and arms, 10c values, limited quantity, only, each .". 5 Women's whito lisle Union Suits, 'Dutch neck, no sleeves, cuff or lace knee, reinforced, extra good fitting garment and guaranteed to give satisfac tion, at each , $1.00 Women's Swiss Ribbed Vests, low neck and sleeve less, fancy crotchet yokes, regular and extra largo size, special each . 10 AVomen's fineCotton TTosc, med ium weight in' black, 10c values 9 3 for.,..:.".; 25 Gordon IToso aro best for women and children, will wear longer than others and will not fade, only 25 Economy Hose, black and tan, made from extra fine soft cotton and faslcolors, 15, 2 for 25 Clearance Sale of Ready-Made Skirts Various attractivo styles, black, tan, greys and fancy colors, values up to $8.00 to bo sold out at this salo at, only each , '. $2.98 t Y ftrtJ.. f ? ? ? 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