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MTUDPORD MATH TRIBUNE. MFiDFORD, OttlWON. WMDNMSnAY, SNPTUMnUR. 10, 1M8.
WM Ml'IMIiill. w i nn
RIICHIEiCALLS'OFF
of I'lurcno unUorsltj, is spending n
guest nt tho KornlN much for mix
oi al weeks,
Mrs. Heddy mid son, Mclver, u
iiiiiicd to Kugeno tho hitler pint of
the week.
Mis. Hose (lav bcan her thin!
year's woik in the Hock Point hcIiuoI
Monday wllh nn eiiiolliuent of twelve
scholars. Tho school house has
been gieally improved with new win
dows un ilt wo Hue, Inrjjo cloak looms,
making it much mute convenient mid
pleasant,
Mr. Cliuilcn Chiimplniiv ictiiiiied
fioiu u business dip to Portland Hie
fust of the week.
Hlveisjdc uiim very well icpicsciil
cd at the" Hoiito Itiver fair Sntuiiluy,
All those )w took fniiu pioducc io
from ci)lil to ten hluo ribbnus. Such
iiffnltH mo n beiiufil in a social wav
us well as an inspiration In the pin.
duciiii; of the vci.v IjohI fiulls mnl
M'golalilorii
(Icoio IncobN lut h ipillo a crippled
foot caused by u lmrt mck on which
he w'iih winking, lolling mnl siiuisliDil
u toe,
II, It. Nc ami (I, II. Abler mo ox
hlhitiug sumo of llielr fiii in piodiicu
ut Iho .Ineksou comity faun, Me.
N'.vo has penis, peaches mid upplcH
from his Itlvcisidn imich,
few days nt tho Koiilw much and
will then lenvo for AUon, Oioput,
whete he has tho position of puiici
pal of the schools.
i Miss Hortlm Vooloilon hart gone
'to .Medfoid to attend school,
1 .Mr. and Mrs. tVil of Medfoid Sun
dn.xed nt tlio Sleud home.
Miss Dorsey lotiiined lo Omaha,
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J'UllTbA.NU, Sept. 10. At n
iiKM'liiif; of tlio Mulo fHi mnl game
coiiiiiiiahioii it ;h tlelenniiieil thai
u Imimly in nilililion to tlio rculm
stnlo lioiinly should bo imid for tlio
urnlpt of all ennthoroiis nnimnls
wliirli nro nVstniothe to wild giunc.
Tlio stnlo bounty on lmbenls is $'J,
but nn mMitioiml $1 will bo Rixon 1
tlio rommtaion fr such Fcnlp. The
bounty on cougars wn rnisoil from
$10 to $25; timber wohes from $5
to $2"). With thrso iiK,onoil liomi
tics it is hclicVed thnl many woods
men this winter will tnko up trap
ping and luinlinpr, ns it will prove
profitable to them. They will be
nblo to mnko n Reed sum from the
fialo of furs in nddition to the scalp
bounty.
iuio commission determined to
prohibit (ho killing of California
ipmil. A Inrgx) number nro beinj:
distributed in nrious sections of the
stale, mid it is feared that uiilo.-v-they
nro protected they nil will be
slniifihterod. Stale Onmo Wnrnen
Finloy rcH)rled that during thi
rummer ho has distributed 540 pairs
of Chiucso )heaf.ants nnd SO pairs
of Hooves pheasants. It was the
opinion of the commission that n
trout hntchery should bo establish
ed at Lake Odell, on the headwntci
of tlio Deschutes, nnd in all proba
bility this will bo put in operation
next summer.
The new hatchery which is pro
jioped for Odell lake, will prove val
uable beoauso of its geographical po
Hition. Hitherto it has been neces
sary to transport young trout runny
miles over n rough expanse of coun
try to rench tho headwaters of riv
ers nnd lakes in tho Coast and Cas
ido mountains.
Trips on horseback of n week's
duration have bec necessary in the
pat. From Odell lako the timo re
quired to rench tho headwaters of
th Rogue, Umpo.ua, Deschutes nnd
Wlllamctto rhcrs will not exceed
two days.
Stale Fish Warden Finloy c.ccts
that tho new hntchery will turn out
two to three million trout next "en-
son. A new hntchery will be ctnb
liMicd at Klamnth lake from which
the supply of young trout will be
sent out to the nearby streams and
lakes.
t NEW YORK. Sept. 10. The po
lice hero abandoned today the the
ory Hint the he.idless woman '.
oorpso found nt Cliffsidc, X. ,1., is
tlint of Kiln Stcrnrmniiti, daughter of
l'eter Stememann, nit erratic ped
dler, and are now trjing to locate a
man nnd n girl who bought quanti
ties of white tar paper at two dif
ferent drug stores in tho nmc lo
cality of Harlem, whero the em
broidered pillow slips found with the
body were purchased. This nriety
of tnr paper was wrapped about the
pillow slips m which the liodv was
wrapitcd when found.
John Ueid, n i:i-vnr-old boy, to
day gae what may be n eluo to the
mi!sin); nruu. iic ueeiarcs no saw
a woman s skull on the shore, of
Totten Kill. L. I., with hair attached
to it which was three feet lonir. Po
lice nro scarchim: for the plui-tlv
relic. Inspector Fnurot, who is in
charge of the search for the dead
cirl's head and nlso for the slater,
is imelipiing today the disappear
ance of Ida Howies of Chailoston,
W.Vn. W. K. Howies, her father,
telegraphed that he had received a
special dclicry letter ifrom his
dauphter mailed AiitruM JS from
it'mes Squnrc, Xew Vork. coulniuiug
:r(ino nnd this message: "I am li
ing n life of hell and want lo live no
Jonger. When joii receive this 1
shall be dead."
The Howies girl is n former tel
ephone operator of Cleveland. She
married John DavN. Inter owirated
from him nnd l!in took the nnme of
Ida HMiop, by wh ch she was known
in Xew York.
Sl'ATTI.K. Wash., Sept. 10.
There will bo po world's champion.
ship battle nt Vancouver. September
'JO, between Willie Hltchie mid Pied-
dio WVNIi. Hilehio einphntically
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made this deelmatton when he nr
rived in Seattle this ntorning fioin
Vancouver. Hitehlo and his muu
nper, Harry Foley, will leave for Sail
Fnineisco at 11 o'clock this morn
ing. A dispute over the moving picture
richts, of which it wns orieinnllv
agreed the champion should receive Lt
oil per cent, caused tlio break, ac
cording to Hitehie's statement.
Cltet Melntjro, manngcr of the
Hichninnd Arena company of Van
couver, which wns to have stnijed the
bout, drew up the articles ngrccim;;
to give Hitehte oO per cent, but on
Tuesdav other members of the com
pany declared it was not within Me
lut v re's right to name the division
of the film rights. When notified
that his division would be reduced,
Hitchic and his trainer, Folev. can
celled the match nnd immediately
started for San Francisco.
MANN'SiOpeningSale MANN'S
X Central Avenue
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SAN' FRANCISCO, Cal., Sept. 10.
Committment papers to send to
jail Davis C. Norcross, secretary of
tho Western Fuel company, for con
toniut of court in refusing to produco
in court tho books of that organiza
tion were signed today by United
States District Judgo Maurice T.
Doollug. A habeas corpus writ was
Immediately sworn out and argument
upon this will be heard this afternoon.
GRANTS PASS, Sept. 10. Ilmkc-
mnn Riley, of the west bound morn
ing freight, wns brought to the South
Pacific hosph.U j tlii- city Tue-dny
morning suffering frmi a severe
scalp wound un the back of the head
given him by a hobo nboarl the train
nenr tunnel S, in Cow creek canyon,
at about 3 o'clock In the morning.
The attack on the part of the hobo
wns unprovoked on the pnrt of Riley,
tho blow being dealt jiM n he was
olimbiug upon one of tho freight
cars. It is supped that the hobo
mistook Riley for the conductor of
the train who had earlier in the
night fired some of the gentry off
tho train. The brakeman wa struck
with some heavy club or "blackjaek"
and wns knocked sensele, later be
ing found upon the car. Ho was
nble to give tho officers a good de
scription of his nsailant, and n
hunt is being made for him. One
hobo who rodo into touu aboard the
train answered the description in a
general wa.v. and wax urrcMud bv
the local police, but when Rilev was
brought to see him he u.d that he
was not the right man.
Mrs. Charles Champlain was host
ess to the members of the Riverside
Recreation Club Thursday. About
twenty members were present nnd
about twenty visitors. All voted it
one of the plonnntost meetings of
the enr. Music wns furnished by
Miss Dorothy Smith of Gold Hill nnd
Mis Margurite Carley of Medferd:
vocal duet bv Melumcs 1). II. Stead
and L. Miller, nnd n few choice se
lections on the graphaphoiic. Mis
Hesie Daniels who has been teach
ing in Salt Lake the past year gave
a talk on Mormons nnd Momionism,
nnd Mrs. McCord by special reipiM
gave some fancy dancing. After the
business meeting conducted by the
president. Mrs. n. II. Nye, a pleasant
social hour was spent and ad
journed to meet in two weeks with
-Mrs. F.lliott nnd Mrs. Miller.
Mr. Herbert Mnthews, n gradiinte
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Drlng your children to our storo
and let us shoo thorn. Our stock
is now and our prices are sure right.
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Opening Sale of
Suits
Tlu new Stills tit'c hi'iv, more
hoaulil'iil Hum over Ih'Toiv.
"IvA YOaiTl-J" Stylos plcji.se
every one, on aeennul of their
imlividtialiiy.; no (wo ttlike, and
then the price is reasonable.
Xew motels tit JjWO, $22.50,
$25, J?:J5, $-10.
Sensational Sale of Silks
$1.50 Values
77c
RlWlAlinO new Fall Suits,
made of nil-wool materials in
plain and fancy mix
tures, special, each
$15.00
Due to a fortunate pnrelia.se, we are able to offer the
bicst bargain in Sill-s ever seen in Med ford. Tlnrs
day we will place on sale fiOOO yards of Plain and
l'ancy Silks. ','(i inches wide, consisting of Plain Mes
sclincs, Fancy Stripes ami Checks, every thread
guaranteed pure silk, real values up to $l.r(), and on
sale Thursday at the sensational price of,
a vard
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SAVE YOUR SALE SLIPS AND GET Win, ROGERS SILVERWARE FREE
Dress Goods Sale
Our new line is now complete. Never
before have we shown .such a vtirietv of
styles and colors.
New Serges at, yd....50, S9, $1.00
Xew Poplins, in all colors, yd $1.25
Xew Prunellas in all colors, yd...$1.25
batistes, all wool, in evening shades,
special, yard 59p
Now Cloakings, in plain colors, plaids
and stripes, ob' inches wide, sit, yard
$1.18, $.t and $o.t
Special .Id-inch Silk and WoulPoplin,
in all the new shades, a splendid 1.00
cloth, on stile Thursday, yd Si)
10-inch All Silk Crepe de C'hene, in all
colors, a yard $1.69
Thursday's
Specials
Heavy Outing "Flan
nel, worth 10c, on
Thursday, yd...... S
"Women's Outing
.Flannel downs, very
special, ea 48
Cotton Challie for
comforters, on sale
Thursday, yd. .,5
Good clean Cotton
JJatts, special per
roll 10
72.J)0 HI cached
Sheets, special at,
each 1S
'12 and lo-inch Pillow
Slips, . . .121
Colgate's Pa 1 c u m
Powder, can . 12f
Clark 'sO.X.T. Spool
Cotton, 7 for 25
Final Clean-Up Sale of
WAISTS AND WASH DRESSES
100 Women's Lingerie and Tailored
Waists, well made and nicely trim
mod, up to $1! values, clean-up price,
each 9S
00 Wash Presses, all good styles, fast
colors, up !o..r value, now, ea..$1.98
Children's Wash Presses to bo closed
out tit less than cost.
BLANKETS AND COMFORTERS
Ciood size Cotton IMankets in gray, on
stile at, a pair ,. 59
'Full size Cotton Hlankols, in gray and
white, special, a pair $1.'18
Agents for the celebrated "North
Star" Woolen Mlankcls at, a pair .
$:M)S, $1.98. and $5.9S
1 bale Heavy Comforters, full size, spe
cial, each .... 98
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LARGEST NUMBER OF FAST HORSES
EVER IN SOUTHERN OREGON
Are Now in the Barns at the Fair Grounds, Ready to Go After the Big Purses This Week
Thursday's Speed Program a Big One
2:15 Trot, With Three Entries 2:14 Pace, With Five Entries
Two Good Running Races Bronco Busting Wild Bull Riding
See the Blue Blooded Stock, Wearing the Prize Ribbons; Hear the Fancy Poultry Crow
Over Their Winnings; Look at the Finest Display of Fruit, Vegetables, Flowers,
Art Work, Products of the Kitchen and Pantry.
SHOW YOUR APPRECIATION OF THE BIG FAIR BY ATTENDING
EVERY DAY TOMORROW IS GRANTS PASS DAY
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