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3rRDFORD MATH TRTBUNE, MEDFORD. . ORlWOtf, SATUKlVAY, ATTCmST 3, tOlH.
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HERE TOMORROW
"Looking like nn.vthhg bill Io
itiiiiingcr of n locr, Dick Donald, c
nrwnipnuiod liy his nlct ltopod off
No. CUl IhhI night niul ivm greeted
eordinlly liy n nuinlior of tfedford
boxing oiitliuHinsls.
Dunn.il give n gi-nphv i!c:rrJ lion
ir I ho Fourth of July fight in whioh
"Kid Appendicitis" nnd Lcnvti Cron
Knocked tlio "Pride of Modfnrd"
cold. Doiinld nsscrls that the Los
Angeles btixliif funs regard tho
Cross-Anderson nffnir ns n "no con-
tout" fight niul tlio promoters nro.
notions to huvo Hud tnrt ngnins ns
wun ns Ins Manager thinks lie hns
regained his old-timo strength.
lick contrndiclcd tlio stntcnipuls
npiicnring in I'ortlnnd papers that
Croi?R mid his mumper pot tho hest
of him In the arrangements for the
neiglit niul milliner of fighting in the
riini'liM.- Donnld asserted tlint tlio
inrit fought r.lmight Afaniuis of
(Jneensliury rules ns hus been tho
rule in till of llndVi fonncr fights.
Tho weight was cnSireJj satisfactory
to Hud mnl nil in a'! tho nrrnnge
inoil? were ns ,-ood f Donnld could
Inivc mode lir.J I.o been given carte
Llniii'hi) in the matter.
Hud will nrrivc Sunday nnd will be
met by n l'irgo crowd of tho "Pride's"
backers who nro unanimous n voi.
ing th-'ir cwfidcnpo tho Ander-on
can benl Cross before the year has
passed.
N CHARLES
1.
BLAMED FDR LACK
OF
AIRSHIP
LAWS
SHOT BY RIMES
KU I'ASO, Tex., Aug. 2. A lead
ing Kl Paso nowspapcr today prints
n telegram from General Villa of
Mexico reporting the execution of
"Kl Mocho'' Monero, tho notorious
outlaw, who terrorized American
lumber camps In Chihuahua in July,
killing Hen Griffin and Bcrlously
wounding Alfred Parks. Colonel
Juan Medina, a former mayor of
Juarez, commanded tho firing squad.
LONDON, Aug. 2. The failure of
King Cliniled 1 to foresee nnd legis
late for the ndvent of aeroplanes hns
enabled some C000 residents of Hull
nnd district to give tho police and the
local authorities the hore laugh.
Ineidentally scores of police note
books were waited in taking the
names and addresses of people who
could not ho prosecuted.
When Aviator liohert Whitehouse
niniouuced that ho would give flying
exhibitions nt tho local aerodrome on
Sunday, the "unco pud" of Hull
raised their hands in horror nnd put
up such a squeal that the police noti
fied the nintor and possible spec
tators that they would be liable to
prosecution under tho Lord's Day ob
servation act, nn ancient statute of
Clinrles I, framed to prevent the ir
reverent from indulging in cock
fighting, bull baiting and kindrtd
sports on the Sabbath.
Whitchotiso declared he would fly,
prosecution or nor prosecution, and
some fiOOO sicetntors patronized the
aerodrome despite tho warnings of
the police, who took tho names nnd
addresses of all present. On apply
ing for summonses, however the po
lice were told by the magistrates that
flying was neither a sport nor a
pastime within the meaning of the
law, nnd that prosecutions must fail.
Strict Sabbatarians nro wroth with'
the "martyr king" for overlooking
such nn obvious form of desecrating
tho Sabbath, but they rcnlizo that
there is no chance of emending the
law row.
BLUE LEDGE SALE
CONFRMED
SAYS
MR
A
,YKKKA, Aug. il. Thai tho deal for
the groat Hlue Ledgo copper mines,
on the upper Applcgato river, has
been practically consummated is eon
firmed by private advices from Hluo
Ledgo camp. The coterie of Michi
gan people who have been examining
the mines for several weeks has de
cided to tnko thorn over. It is stated
that the first payment will bo made
at an early date.
Under tlio ownership of h'obert S.
Towne and associates of New York,
over two miles of underground do-
uiloptncnls have been accomplished.
and nn enormous tonnage of high
ipinlity ore exposed. It is stated
Hint tho gold and silver values dis
closed nro nearly sufficient to defray
operating costs.
The great handicap under which
t tlio Hlue Ledgo district hns always
labored has been tho nbsenco of ade
quate transportation facilities. To
remedy this, it is proposed to build a
railroad from tho field to Mnl ford
or some other Oregon town, to on
able tho company to ship in supplies
nnd send out matter nt nominal costs.
There are several other extensively
developed properties in the district
besides tho Hluo Ledgo group, with
much Senltle, Portland and Spoknno
capital interested. Tho building ol
a railroad menus that practically nil
these mines would bo operated along
broad lines.
BRITISH PUBLIC
WANTS
E IBIT
AI
SO
A
10 LEASL EMBASSY
BEHLIX, Aug. 2. Ambassador
Gerhard, tho now American diplomat
accredited to tho German court, ar
rived hero today for a preliminary
survey of his field of labor. Ho
sought to securo a houso to rent,
hu,t was unsuccessful, feeling unablo
to pay tho tremendous rentals asked.
Ambassador Gerhard will sail for
Now York next Thursday.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
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wtl Innu Dot. Si Int. linn K.iUU
SOU) BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWKRE
Draperies
ffa carry ' very complete Una of
drapcrlea. lace curtain, fixture, eta.
nil do all clim.vn of upholaterlnc A
pedal man to look after thla work
exclualvcly and will give- aa koihI
aervlce an la nonalble to gat In oven
the largcat cltlea.
Week3 & McGowan Co.
LONDON', Aug. 2. There Is ov
ory oldonro hero today thai tho
British public docs not sympnthUo
with the goNernmoat's tentative do
cIkIoii not to p.irtlelpnto In the Pan
mini 1'aelTlc exposition at San Kran-
elseo In HUB. lltisiuess and proles
si oiud men generally coiiiuieut tin-
fnornhly on tho action of tho Lou
don board of trade, ami bollovo It
would bo a reflection on tho llrltlxh
nation should It not take part In tho
fair. Many bollovo that tho decls
ton is far from final and that tho
Union Jack wilt no ocr a great
exhibit when tho cxpoltlou opeim Its
doors to tho world.
Most of tho nowapapem of London
today publish editorials of tho same
general tenor us that of tho Pall
Mall Gazette, explaining that tho
Panama tolls controversy has had
nothing to do with tho decision of
tho board of trade.
SEEKS INJUNCTION
10
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VII
OF MOTHER-IN-LAW
Margaret illlngtou Is utnrrlug In
'Within tho Law."
OMAHA. Neb., Aug. a.--An ill
Junction rcHtratulug his inotlier-ln-law,
Mrs. Levi A. third it or, of Harv
ard, HI., from vlaltlng his homo Is
granted hero today to I.ohIIo A,
King, n wealthy wool buyer. King
naort Mis. Gardner mine to his
homo and rofuxod to luave.
"I could bo arrested for what I
think every ttmo 1 turn that woman,"
said King today. "Mho ciiiimch trou
bio between Mrs, King and myself
and Is tho most mcildlliiK person In
tho world. I offered her tt a day
to keep away from my homo, but
she only turned up her nose."
The temporary order will come nt
this afternoon for a hearing on tho
il ilea 1 1 on of permanency.
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in wntor moru Iti'iilthuil than ton or coll'co. Uued in training
nthlotea. Tho lieatdlot for InfantH, Growinjr Children, Invalidii,
and tho Aged. It UKrooti witlt tlio woakottt diiruHtion.
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Don't triisol without It. AIhi keep It ul hottin. A lunch In it inluuto.
In Lunch Tublut furni, ulno, icudy tu uuU Cimvimlent iiutrltluun.
Fair Weather Predicted.
l'OUTLAND, Ore., Aug. 'J.- Koro
cast: Oregen: Fair soiith, show
ers north portion tonight and Sun
day; cooler east niitiou Sunday;
wirinhlo winds, mostly westerly.
The stronger and rougher
whiskey tastes the more
harm it will do.
Why take chances with your
nerves, your stomach, your
general health.
Cyrus Noble is pure, old and palatable I'
Hottled .it drinking strength.
Sold all over the world.
JW". J. Van Schuyvcr & Co., .General Agents
Portland, Oregon
FIRST NATIONAL
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Summer Clearance Sale of Shoes
KIDD'S
221 East Main
KIDD'S
THE GREATEST MONEY SAVING EVENT OF THE YEAR. NEW, CLEAN, SEASONABLE SHOE3 AT COST OR LESS. THIS SALE
WILL MAKE YOUR DOLLARS DO DOUBLE DUTY. THE SEASON HAS BEEN BACKWARD AND RATHER THAN CARRY OVER ANY
SUMMER SHOES WE HAVE DECIDED TO CLOSE THEM ALL OUT AT COST AND LESS TH AN COST. THIS MEANS THAT YOU WILL
. BUY HIGH GRADE, SEASONABLE SHOES FOR LESS MONEY THAN THE SAME SHOES COST TODAY AT WHOLESALE. ALL MEN'S,
WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S OXFORDS AND LOW SHOES OFFERED ON THIS SALE WILL BE JUST AS GOOD A YEAR FROM NOW AS
THEY ARE TODAY. BUT IT WILL BE BETTER FOR US TO SACRIFICE OUR PROFIT, TH AN TO CARRY OVER FOR ANOTHER SEA.
SON. IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY SHOES AT THESE PRICES EVEN THOUGH YOU MAY N OT NEED THEM NOW. PUT THEM AWAY
AND USE THEM LATER. MONEY SAVED IS MONEY EARNED.
Sale Starts Monday, August 4th, Closes August 1 6.
Men's Oxfords at loss than post. Hunan's Oxfords in patent, gun "Women's Oxfords and While Billion Shoes at cost. $1.00 Wom-
iriclal and tan leathers. $G.G0 very latest up-lo-llic-mimito stylo en's Oxfords and Pumps, patent, white nubuclc, tan and gun molal
at ?4'05 calf, the latest styles $2.5
Howard & Foster company's Oxfords in all leathers and all tho ', You rehoico of $3.00 and $3.rj0 Button and Laco Oxfords in all
latest styles including the now English lasts in black and tan, also t leathers . i.ai.
the now high, broad toes. .$5.00 all leathers, tan and black $tf.65 P $2.0O Button and Laco Oxfords in patent, gun metal and glazed
J. E. Tilt, Howard & Faster $4.00 Oxfords in velour, gun metal y kid, to bo closed out at $1.95 ,.
-: calf and genuine Russian calf leather, both button and lace, all this (" 200 pairs Oxfords and Pumps, good styles, all leathers, button and ' $f . '
season's latest styles and patterns to select from $2.95 ir. lace, worth np to $4.00, youi' choico $1.95 "
200 pairs Men's $4.00 and $5.00 Oxfords in broken si.es, both hut- 25' reduction on all Children's Button and Laco Oxfords,
toil and lace in all leathers, every pair will wear like iron....$1.95 ohq and two strap Sandals, all loalhors.
Two Weeks Beginning' Aug'. 4. First Come First Served
KIDDS 221 East Main Street MEDFORD, Ore.
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