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TODFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,
OK MOON. AVKDNKSnAY,
NOVUM I WR
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cNlon wns given, there was no one lit
the crowd who doubled that tho Van.
eouver boxer wns entitled to tho lion
ors." tS, 10H, Mrs. Marlon O, Paul, nno
7t years, ot heart tllcano after a
long lllnens. 8h wiih a member ot
tho Metlford Women's Itollof Corps.
She Is survived by a liuMmtut nnd two
MADltll), via Paris, Nov. 18, UsMi
in.- Tlio mnvspniiei' Pueblo Viihimi
of lllllmo slali'H that another (leliunu
forly-two conlinielei' inoi tur has
burnt, killing a number of the gun
ners. The (lermuiiN, according to the
newspaper, are carefully concealing
Ranch for Rent
I'Muo buy runeli, Mil) ticren In cuU
tlvnllou, Up acres mixture, good
spring. hoiiKo and two linrus, near
Taiont. For rent on cimhlianlM, Ad
ilrcud Trlbuuo 1!5. ,
TIME EXIENSm
TO SEEK OFFICE
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sons, Charles Paul of Portland, nnd
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men m iter iioiiio in uuo t . Ntt1iion I'nul ot Seattle
Mnlii street, Wotlnomliiy, November nn0UC(lu,ntB ,,,.,
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WILLIE MACK
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the new catastrophe.
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Extension of (into wns granted ly
I ho city council Inst night to S. S.
Hullis of tho Southern Oregon Klec
trio compnny to Juno HO, 1018, for
(ho fulfillment of the frnneliiso ngroc
jnetit tlmt tho compnny would lmvo
two iiiilca of truck land mid in opcrn
lion nt tho end of two yours. Tho
compnny 5h now milking preparations
for tho laying of 3300 l'ect of track
on West Mnin street, and is negotiat
ing with tho Southern Pacific nnd tho
railway commission toward this end.
A communication wns received
from tho Hov. W. V. Shields of the
IVesbyterinn church setting forth
that tho nnti-cignrottc Inw, passed by
tho council n year ngo, was not being
observed, and thnt youths smoked
cigarettes without restrictions. Tlio
council was of tho opinion thnt the
police were doing all in their power
to catch tho boys, nnd thnt those who
seo them should turn informer and
report to tho authorities.
A few remarks wero inndo on tho
old thorn of doctors sjcoding while
upon medical calls. Tho council holds
that there should bo no undue haste
unless it is a question of life and
death, nnd tho physicians maintain
that they have no way of knowing
whether it is a ense of lifo and death
until they get there, nnd that they
give the patient tho benefit of tho
doubt, nnd figure thnt a life is as im
portant as n fracture of n city ordi
nance. Colonel Sargent prescribed
that the doctors bo jailed and fed
upon "brond nnd butter." No definite
action was taken.
Tho session was one of tho short
est in tho history of tho council, last
ing less than an hour.
All good candidates for county of-1
fices upon the republican ticket cume '
to the aid of their party at tho lnt !
election, with cash gifts, according
to affidavits of campaign expenses I
Hud Anderson, ex-pride of Mod
ford, won hi fight with Willio Mack
at AMorin, Monday night, but it wns
the old kidney punch that made him
the winner. The Astoria papers gie
filed with the county clerk. All have him the honors, but hold that Muck
not turned in their statements to 'hold Itud own tho first, five round.
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date, but the lits shows that O. O.
P. runners groused tho elephant's
hoof.
Tho Jnckson county republican
committee statement shows thnt they
collected S-'ilS.lii, nnd sicnt $203.S0,
leaving n balance of lll.O.'i us seed
for the 1910 campaign. Most of the
above was siient in tho interests of
R. A. Rooth, United States senatorial
candidate, nnd fell upon barren soil,
for tho harvest of votes in this county
was lenn mid slim.
Tho reports show thnt Frank ll.
Madden, successful candidate for
county commissioner, spent $30 for
his election, $'20 of which wns drop
ped into the O. O. P. collection box.
His opponent, Ralph Dean, spent .ll
nnd gave naught to aid democracy.
Sheriff W. II. Singler spent JlO'J.S.'i
for re-election nnd $10 wns lor the
party's good. J. O. Oerking spent $.
in running for tho same job, nnd J.
Auto Service to Talent.
Resinning Thursday, November 19
tlio nutocar ot tho Intcrurban Auto
car Co., will mako dally trips to Tal
ent on tho following schedule: Leave
Med ford for Talent nt S:30 a. ni
2J05 p. in, nnd 4.50 p. m.; leave
Talent for Mcdford at 9 n. in.. 2:30
p. m. nnd G:15 p. m. On Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays tho follow
ing additional trips will bo made:
Leave Mcdford for Talent nt 7:35 a.
ni. nnd 11:10 p. in. Lcavo Talent
(or Mcdford at S p. m. and 11:35 p.
in. 20S
in the same effort.
It cot John A. Perl $107.18 in bis
race ngaint W. W. Ussdier for coro
ner. Fred Colvig, elected count v treas
urer, sioirt $7-t.'2.". Of this siini, $20
wns for the republican cause. His
0oiieiit, Sid I. Brown, spent $8.l.t.").
The county rvcordorship cost the
most. Chnuncey Klorcy, victor, cx
jiended .$llS.r0,'givinc $20 to the O.
O. P. Lee Jacobs democratic candi
date, Fpetit $1.18.80.
In the snrveyorship nice, A. T.
Brown, the winner, xpent $9".0.", nnd
A. S. Tee, the lo-er, sM?nt $2..o0, a
fivo spot being for tho cnue.
1JAGLE GROVE, In., Xov. IS. W.
J. Reynolds, a freight conductor on
the Chicago & XorthweMern rail
road, wns killed early today in a bat
tlo with n train robber between Brad
gate nnd Rutland. The bandit es
caped to tho woods, of Humboldt
county.
Why Not
Get tho best smoke, Gov. Johnson,
and also patronlro borne. "
The Astoria account of the, affair
is ns follows;
"Anderson, the Vancouver, Wash.,
lightweight, earned a newspaper de
cision over Willio Mack, the local boy,
in the ten-round match staged here
last night.
"Then was n crowd of several
hundred in attendance, the majority
of whom were naturally pulling for
tho local boy. While, ho was no
mutch for Anderson in several of the
rounds he is entitled to much credit
for the game showing ho made, and
had nouo tho worse of tho encounter
in the first five rounds.
"Anderson tried o force the fight
ing trora the start, but Mack seemed
willing to swap punches with his op
ponent, and if the bout hud been call
ed nt the cud of the fifth round no
decision but a draw would have been
possible.
But Bud kept hammering nwny nt
ca jj ,(
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W. Rogers of Ashland expended $11 Muck, making a specialty of his kid
ney punch, which weakened tho loenl
boy considerably. Bud had a slight
lead in the sixth, nnd in the seventh
tho pace told on Mack, Anderson hnv-1
nig much the better of this round, us
he did in tlio eighth nnd ninth.
"In the tenth it was figured that
.Mack would bo luckv to be able to
stay the limit, but ho came back
strong, made a whirlwind rally nnd
rcullv forced the fighting at times.
"But he was weakened by the pun
ishment ho had received, and his
blows lacked force. Although no de-
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and wholesome. It is made from highly re
fined, pure, cream of tartar, an ingredient of
grapes. Not an atom of unwholcsomcncss
goes into it; not an unwholesome influence
comes from it. It perfectly leavens the food,
makes it finer in appearance, more delicious
to the taste, more healthful.
Its superiority in all the qualities that make
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LEIN
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AIo Cleaning, Prenslug and Altering
I'M K. .Main, Upstair
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IN OUT OF THE RAIN
It will bo shekels saved to visit us for that fehed, barn,
house or anything in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Shingles,
Doors, Windows, Plaster and Cement.
MEDFORD LUMBER CO.
Fir and Third Streets
UTILITY BOXES
Size, 3C-ln. long, IS In. hlch, 1C In. deep.
Fitted with cantors, handles nnd htnncd ltd. Thcsn
chontn nro made ot cedar nnd nrn Intended to ho
covered, l'vcry homo needs one or more of them.
Tills Is your opportunity to get ono cheap. Wo of
fer them at $2.7.1.
Pacific Furniture & Fixture Factory
113 south jioi.i.y sTitiurr.
Tnfco a nnlr of COM FY fell hIIii-
pers with you. On tho sleeper nt
your hotul, thu thick ctuhton solo will
rent your tired feet and ftdd a touch
of homelike comfort.
All HUli-N
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$20,000.00 Worth of Coats, Suits, Dresses and Skirts
GO ON SALE AT SENSATIONAL LOW PRICES
Nothing Reserved Everything Must Be SoldLook For The Red Price
Women s Winter
Coats
At Vi. 13 Vl Less Than
Regular Prices
25 AVoniPii's Heavy "Vinter Coats, $9.00
values, now, each, LA Qft
25 "Women's Winter Coats, new styles,
$15.00 values, now, each, JI Q
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25 Women's "Winter Coats, all this sea
son's styles, $25.00 val- D 1 H C A
ucs, now, each Jj) L J DJ
lOyb Off on Furs
All our now stock of Purs go in this sale
at 30o off
Women's Suits
At Sensational Reductions
J0 "Women's Suits, all this season's
styles, $20.00 values, (t 1 I
now, each J) JL tc
30 "Women's Suits, up to date in style,
$25.00 values, now, each, (IJ 1 7 gj A
Children's Winter
Coats
At !4 Vs and V2 Less Than
Regular Prices
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omens
Skirts
30 AVomen's Suits, La "Vogue, styles,
$.w.00 values, now on
sale at
.$22.50
$15.00 Suits now ?32.50
House Dresses
100 AVomen's New Pall House Q Q
Dresses, $1.50 values, now, ea j Jj
a.. '.T.i i..j ,.i -ii.si.i iir!..i..... r....L..
ii uuii iul ui uiumruii h iviiiiui' v. ojuh)
sizes 8 to 11 years, values
up to $(, this sale, each
$2
Go in this salo'at 25, :W'i7 l r
off regular prices.
LAST DAYS OF OUR LAOE SALE
2000 yards i'ino Shadow Laces, A-
values up to !15c, tliis sale, yard.. M. U V
Children's AVi nter Coats, new style, val
ues up to $8.00, this sale (JJ A tQ
only, each tPTC. O
AVomen's One-Pieco , AVool and Silk
Dresses go in this stile at
25, 33!3 and 50 Less
Than Regular Prices
2000 yards All-Linen Cluny Laces,
values up to 50c, this sale, per "I J?
2000 yards Vonico Bands and Edges,
A'alues up to G5c, this sale, per Q-
yard , JL J
2000 yards Net Top Laces, wido widths,
values up to G5c, this sale only, Q
per yard , JL j
2000 yards Wide Shadow Plouncings, 27
inches wide, values up to $1.00, f jj
this sale, yard L0j
Great
Remnant
Sale
, Opens
Thursday
Jtcnmants of Silks, Dress
Cloods, Oinghams, Percales,
Dress Prints, Outing Plan
nels, jruslins, She.o'lingH,
AVhitc Goods, Laces mid 'Em
broideries, ON.SALEATAND
BELOW COST PEIOE
f Enter Your Name in the Piano Contest. Save your Saleslips and get Wm. Rogers Triple Plated Silverware FREE $
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