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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1913)
MIUDKOItO WATf; TUIIHINK, MHDKOKI), OIHOTO.V, I-'IHIJAY, JI'XH 1, lOlil, fq thaw GLOWING REPORTS FROM, AD EN SIS 1 IS Tlin HcvimiIIi Dity AiUmiliM I'lmicli In lliln clly Iiiim tccnlvcil an rnrour "JtitiK i(ii'iti fi otii I hi' wiiiIiI'h con fi'ii'iicn nl"in ilniiiiiiiliiMtliui which Into Jul tiiH'tl in Wimliliiaiuii, 1). (', 'lln ri'inir hkh xrmil pmtfiOM 'nr liiK Hid fill u'liix uf the o.fcici riitlmi. Tin) fir t t tmth Ditv Ailvciilinl iniiftliiiiiii- Hi'lli'iltui' Kniiipy in JH7I ami nl tint ii-Nint liinu Ihutu ore '27 J J iMinsclUliu liiboii'i miUiilo tin I'iiIIhI Hlal.-H, villi ,i (oliil ni fillH'J Tlii'xo InlilriTtt ii n. fiirryfiiK IVrwiinl llii'lr wfl In Nil oMiiulrl'n wherr inlHilniirt liitvn Im-pi' ojk'ihmI ruiifnr" ilici'H notuiilxoil, nil 'I Hch.iol, pilnt' iiiK (iIiiiiIh mill Hiiiilliirlun,4 nut in iiMnil'iM mnl mo iliiitt I'.clr up pmiili'il uurl.. Til' Iflldllllllllli'll IUMV (..ot'ttll'H -Id iiiMihliiK Iiiiiinos priiitlnir lit'rtiture In 75 iiiif,'tiiinn, tivur 101) siinlliir inniH iftiil lii'iitimiii rnimiH ifiil MO nilli'4iK, iicini'iiii w mill pibiMi'V ttlinU with mi 'iirinicin iif L'i."Oii. Tin iiioMiiyu lvlnv iirwiicli'il in ''1 liiliHHiifim mnl I liu jiiIii-mmi linvii in-I'l-niiril rrnni liniill In IB'iy to 1 1 1,01) In 1 111'-'. DfiriiiK 1 1) 12 lln) 'Sin.iiati illvirtinii illlliu KiliniHl .j III I nmv immi Iicih. Tliu yunr llll'J ri'nllfd llio luont niiioiinl nl furtil over iiiImijiI liy tiin iloiiiiiiiiiiitlimi mm wrll iih lli lillitl mninint per i-npilu. Tim mniMinl i'(iiillnii'il f-r nil piirp(iHii(4 wiu W.TIIL'.IIIIII.IU mnl Hid miimiiil iter I'lipllu-niiH IM.HM. Tim mini miioiml iiiIhi'iI iv Hid ili'iionilinillim fur nil IIiivh of work iluriiui llm hint no yr-inn IiiIiiIh WC,7H,iWrtt. KxUiikIvu pluiiM wi'ii) Iniil ililliiiK Ilic (iii:ftr nc lur llm fin I linr ili'vcliipincnl mnl pri'HH'i nf I ho wink ilnilni? tin' tiul t'uiv yfrilrn. ' " i WOLOAST COMING EAST BY WAYOF MEOFOnD MAN KIIANUIHCO, Cnl , .liinu j:i, --Ail WolpiM, 'In Willnnl mnl tlmlr iiiiiiiiiKur, 'JVm IniiiM nro In Sim Frni'uNjn twlny tho furiniT HkIiIwi'IkIi! I'liimipinn roiiolmnitiiitr llm t itfxirt ttint llm inur in liU tliiimli limy keep It i f ii mil t tin iIiir for nil time. "Wnljtnxt uill opcilil two or tlirrn ilnviln Hun FrmimVif," miiil Jonr, 'Mli'-il lie vlll i,ji l .Mifli'iiiin. prod nlily liv wiiy nf .MC'tJIonl mnl rorl- mnl." CIS L STUDENT PREPARES FOR AIDING CHINA UKSVKH, Juno 13. "Tho woinein of my country numl inn uih) when I mil prnjiftroil to tnlio up thn work Hi it t In nliqiul of inn, I lion 1 ulitill ro Mpoml to llio cull n ml ulmmlun tho cintluiim of your pouplo mnl take up tlioHit of my own." Mary Itunn, n 10 your old Chlmmo i:lrl. who toilny ntnmU lilclior tliun linr Ainnrlcnn ooiiipntltors far anulainlc honorn i.t Dm Donvor Ma mi til Trultilni; IiIrIi m'liool, tliun iIIhciumoiI lior niiililtlomi to (iroparo lii'mulf for n life of iiho fnliicmi" anionic lior own puoplo. Tlioiicli hurHcIf n mttlvo of Oolorudo mIid In (Mliicutlnu liorit'lf to kii tmcU In tho liiinl nf linr piircnlH uml toucli llio wotnoii of livr rnca mlvunrml IiIciib In Qlvlllzuil IIvIiik- Hlii) In tho (Immlitor of V. Q. IIiidk. a weullliy Clilnt'iio who han lived In Colorado for many yenrs. "Tho women of China nooil phyul rluiiK of their own box, not only to uilnUtor to tlicm whon tlioy nro III, Intt to trnrh tliom how to knrp well. to llvo liyKoule llvo mid to Imnrov tlmlr niodo nf IIvIiik r.HiitruMr," mid tho llttlo nlmond oyxl him. "Ami hnrituno I fool culled to icrvn tlmrn, f mIiuII Rtinly nmt work until 1 tv tliut t ii m fitted to iuiwfir tlio rnll "My, no; tint women of Clhlnn no longer hind tholr fe.ji. Tlmt cuttom whm dropped ronio tlmo mo. Ilnl thoro In iieml "f inneli further ml vnncoment afnunff tho womou of my rnco. Knowjnif tills, I fol it Ik my duty to i;lvo tfioni tho hennt of tho mlvnntiiKDM 1 liuvo onjoyed." An mimitiully nttrnctlvo lrl In Mnry IIuiik and thoroughly Arnarl oniilzed In ovorytlllmt. Alio lovo to diiiieo nnd rldo liorHchnek nnd plriy tomilM nnd no to tho theatrm. Hut ovor In CIiIiiii tho wornon do not do tliono thlnK. nnd when tills Chinos Klrl Roct hnok to thoin lio niunt una rufleo nil tho pleasure oho hn hnd In thin country. . MAYOn EIFERT BOOST FOR THE CELEDnATlOH Mnyor W. W. Klfcrt nnd parly lipoid Thiirndtty hlllltiR Rovcrnl nf tho towns In tho county for Mmtford'K inoimtor Fourth of July cotuhratlon. U.-wlll ho tho blrtBCst fun carnival nnd raco tncotltiR pulled off In ooiitli orn OrnRon for year and Mayor Klfcrt is ono of tho tnoit ardont nup porters of tho itamo ami lit putllnK a hit; load In tho hnrncs with tho hoys, EI ORATOR FLAG DAY XERCIS AT PAG E EI ES t i EATR E 'lriiln Atjtlrptw. A f Hcnmei . .'. . .Autlioneo Tmornw will ho fln il".v mill in trinllo uHhi'UH will tliripliiy fl.ifi tlirouliont llio nation. Formal oh rrvnaco of tlio tiny hero will lie un der mnnngenient of tlio Mcilfurrl lt"1r of Klbn. I'uhlif exorclhei will lie held nt llm l'n Theater nt 'm In the afternoon. The following pro trriun will jn rcnilered: .Miiwio "Star Kpniilet! Uannor" Ort'luMtru Introdiii'lnr.v Kioroinw, Kxalled Knlor mnl Officcrn 1'rnyer , , .Chaplain Hoi.., "My Heart nl llio Sweet Voieo'' Arin by Saint 1'iitns Air, (lev. Andrew Fliijf Iteeortl fJins NuHlinry AHnr Heryiftc .K(tiirc nntl Officcrn Solo, VHurwiru. Fritcliic" Air. Clco. AntlrcwH Kllw' Trihnto to tho Flag ,..j. S. Heveriile holn, "Siriiiftnlo" by llcekcr. . CAPITALIST QIVE8 $5000 TO QETTV80UnQ vetehhs SKATTI.Ki Wnnli., Juno ;,. C, Ifprirv, rnplhtlfot of tlilnr elty, ami volernu of tlm fit II wnx, wk fnuglit nt flettvHbiirff, nnnounecil today Hint In would tlonntu tho $6000 neecHxnrv to complete ho fund to hum all of Hie Oeityftburx; vetcrnnt fi Wash ington Mt.ite, who hnvr applied for Irni'Hpo'lnlion to the reniilor nl the Imttli-ficbl Tlio ln Iiiih npproirlalt .$lf 000 but forty-iix more veterans tliun thi would provide for, Hub milted proof Dint they Imd imiglir in .the great linttlr. A ftpeninl train vill (ko tlm 101 vcleraiH ennt. STEAMER NAVIGATION ESTABLISHED ON YUKON DAWSOV, V. T., Jnnu iq With the breaking up of the iro on Lnko Lebarse, Btenmcr navinliiii wan fMlohlixlici! from cud to end of the Yukon today. Onioning bontrf fnrry big uliipments of gulil. 13THYEARCENTURY; CROSS FINGERS 8howers Predfctcti: POItTLAND, Or., Juno 13. Weather ferecast: Oregon and Wnah Inston, Khowcrs tonight or Hutur- Mir-l I'Jmrbc llnnca day, wcitcrly wlndf. It you got up thU tiiorntntc with n, peculiar foroboJItiR that nomc(ilpfC unplonnant wan golnR to happen; It you hnd tho hock luck to got out of. lied thin morning of all tnornlnKH with your loft foot first; If you 'In tondod popping tho qilcitlon tn Lliu lady of your drcatnn today hewnfo. Thin In a bum day (o utnrt anything you want to havo luck with, for lt Friday, tho thirteenth. Thnt jen't Hiich n rarity In ItKolf. for thoro Jihvp been numeroUH other Frdny tho thirteenth In tho past fow yoars. This Friday, tho thirteenth of tod.-jy, jiow ovor, In tccullarly potent for ovl In Its makeup. Tpday I tho only day of tlio pfo cnt year when tho thirteenth of tho month will fall on n Friday. It will bo at least 100 years before yoti will get tho combination of Friday, th'o thirteenth, in tho thirteenth yW'rk a century, so when you write Juno 13-18 today, bo careful to crow youjr fingers to keen off "de ponjitni.ti i El r ? ? ? y v Y r ? ? v ? ? ? ? v f ? ? y y y y y t y y y y y y y y y y y y t y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y f y y y y y y y y y f y y y t y y t z: MEDFORD'S BIG CLOTHING STORE CLOSED ENTIRE $20,000 .00 STOCK STORE CLOSED Men's High grade Suits, Hats, Shoes, Furnishings, Etc. GOING ON tu DOORS' LOCKED PUBLIC SALE THIS WILL BE THE GREATEST SALE IN THE HISTORY OF MEDFORD, OWING TO THE FACT THAT NOTHING BUT HIGH GRADE GOODS WILL BE FOUND IN THIS STORE. THIS AD MEANS EXACTLY WHAT IT SAYS. EVERY FINE HART, SOHAFFNER AND MARX 3UIT, EVERY STETSON HAT, EVERY FINE PAIR OF SHOES, EVERY SHIRT, ALL FURNISHINGS, ETC., MUST GO. sa.Jfci CONDITIONS EXIST WHEREBY THIS FINE STOCK WILL GO ON PUBLIC SALE TO THE PUBLIC AND NOT ONE STONE WILL BE LEFT UNTURNED, NOT ONE ARTICLE WILL BE HELD BACK, COST AND-VAIES WILL BE IGNORED. NOTHING RESERVED The Four Walls Will Be Stripped EVERYTHING IN THE STORE WILL BE SOLD AT ONCE STOCK CONSISTS OF HIGH GRADE SUITS SUCH AS HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX AND OLOTHESORAFT MAKES, FINE STETSON HATS, STRAW HATS, PANAMAS, HIGH GRADE SHOES, SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, TIES, ETC. A FEW ITEMS .l()c iMcn'rt Sucks, cu. to ! 2rc fhiiirmitunl Soaks, li pair box, cul to 19 fiOf, Silk- Socks, cut to :.;J. '......'. ..29i UoljuIui'- J'or'JHn M mi's Collars, out to I) ror.............i25 20c. Men's Suspuiidoi'S, cut to J) uric nnd OOo Suspenders, cut to i.a..m lt) afio nnd filJe Men's Silk Neckties, cut to k lf)( 7rr Silk Neckties, cut to ; .. 30 60t: Men's "Work Ohirts, cut to ......21)$ $1.00 Dross Shirts, cut to , 42 H pM) Dress Shirts, cuct to '. 89 MEN'S SUITS ALL NEW AND UP TO DATE MAHT, SCHAFFNER MARX AND CLOTHES CRAFT MAKES $15.00 Men's Suits, all styles, cut to ... $20.00 Men's Suits, all styles, cut to ... $27.50 Men's Suits, all styles, cut to . . $3 and $3,50 Men's Pants, cut to . . $1.89 $4.50 Men's. Pants, cut to . . . $2.98 $4.00 Men's Shoes, cut to . . . $2.89 Men's Odd Vests, up to $3 values, cut to 39c $7.89 $10.89 $12.89 Sue Men's Underwear, cut to '. 19 50e and 7f5c Men's Underwear, cut to..! ,. 39i $1.25 and $1.50 Men's Undcrwpar, cut to S9p $1.50 Men's Union Suits, cut to 98p $3.50 Men's Union Suits, cut to $1.80 $1.00 Men's Night Shirts, cut toA..v '. .59 $1.50 Pajamas, cut to S9 $2.00 Men's lints, cut to ,......, :98 $3.50 Men's lints, cut to ......$1.29 75c Men's and Boy's Caps, cut to 39 $1.00 and $1.50 Men's Caps, cut !q 59 "T 7 - I $1.00 .lohnB.Stcsonl Tats, cut to....$2.59 " $2.00 Straw Hats, cut to 98C $3,50 Straw lints, cut to $1.29 $S.00 to $12.50 Panama Hats, cut to $3.98 ALL OTHER GOODS MARKED IN ACCORDANCE WITH PRICES QUOTED i- r ! T Romomber this is no ordinary sale, but a roal public salo whero each and every article will go. The four walls will be stripped, not one thing will bo hed back, any one attending this sale, will not bo disappointed for Mr. F. K. Douol, tho proprietor, stands behind each and overy garment in tho store, find every thing in the store will go no matter how great a sacrifice must bp made. v Store is closed and will remain closed yntil the public f l Sale Starts Saturday, June 14th, Promptly at 10 a. hi. AND WILL CONTINUE UNTIL STOCK IS SOLD F: K. DEUEL & CO. The CLOTHING STORE, For Men NOTICE Since tho storo has boon closod a largo force of salespeople have beon employed and are preparing the big stock for a hasty riddance, marking each and every article in plain figura and placing gpods puj; pn tables and countors so the public can select for themselves. Corner Ba'rtlett and Main, Watch fop the Big'Sign) Publio Sale4 i j ' J i $ , U.b4. .,. t -- .,4wfc.t-jMlslyfKFib'