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THE MEDFORD UAXL TRIBUNE, MEDJjuuia OREGON, THURSDAY, T)EOWMttlDft 2. 100!).
CALIFORNIA NOT
HURT BY STRIKE
Freight Will Not Be Held Up in That
State as Result of General
Strike Throughout
Northwest.
o.
e lYiverman
CepyrldM,
190ft, by Iht
McClur.
Comptny,
1907, 1304, by
Stewart
EUw.rJ
Whitt
SAN FRANCISCO, Cnl., Dec. 2.
That the switchmen's strike that 1ms
resulted in nhnost complete demor
alization of freight traffic on more Tuni evening, well after a Orde re
than a dozen roads in the northern turned to Nowmark to take dinner,
nnd northwestern states, will in no "Well, I've got 'em all." said Ordo
wnv effect conditions in California, ns soon as the waitress had gone with
is the opinion of a majority of rait-'the order. "But the best stroke of
, "i"'.'"" y , business you'd never guess. I roped
road men m San Francisco. ! ,n 1Ielastl,an ..
Pacific const freight will not bo Nowmark briefly,
affected, says A. Forester, ot the It w(g nany prctty dcccnt of tll0
Northern Pacific, one ot the roads . mt,e Dutchmnn. He .agrewl to let us
most vitally concerned in the present put up our stock as security. Of
difficulty, and ho declared that in '"course that security Is good only If wo
-view of the fact that little freight en- win out. and if we win out. why, then
tered this state over northern ronus ne u gei uis tups. &u u t ......
and that this section would probably, use for security. So It's Just one way
lie evidently wanted to give us the
business, but be hated like the devil
trt nnea tin Ma
S By
f Stewart
Edward White
think lielntonds to delay things enough
so we can't deliver on the date agreed
on."
"I know It." stated Newiuarl; posi
tively "Hut If ho refuses to deliver the logs
no court of law will"
"Law!" cried Nowmark. "Itefuse to
deliver! You don't know that kind.
He won't refuse to deliver. There'll
Just bo a lot of Inevitable delays, and
his foreman will misunderstand, and
all that."
Ordo nodded, his eye abstracted.
escape the situation
involves the northwest.
which now
DAUGHTER OF 0. R. &N.
OFFICIAL SERIOUSLY ILL
CHICAGO, III, Dec. 2. The police,
today are endeavoring gto identify a
-well-dressed young woman who was
found unconscious yesterday in Lin
coln Park at the foot of Wisconsin
street.. On the way to the hospital
the giri recovered consciousness long
enough to murmur that her name was
Hazel Robinson and that she was 20
years old. Immediately after mak
ing this statement, the girl, who is
pretty and refined looking, again
Hapsed into miconscionsness.
Later when she again recovered
consciousness for a few minutes at
the Columbus Memorial hospital th
Rirl told a different story, There she
said that her name was Hazel Eliza
beth Roberts Dillon and that her
father was an official of the Oregon
Short Line. She nlso declared that
her mother lived in Holland, Mich.,
and that her father made his head
quarters in Glenn's Ferry, Idaho. The
young woman declared that she had
escaped from a convent nnd had in
jured herself -when she jumped from
a moving train.
LECTURE RECITAL
GREAT SUCCESS
Wednesday Study Club Holds First
Open Meeting of Season Large
Audience Is Delighted.
The piano lecture-recital last eve
ning at the Baptist church under the
patronage of the Wednesday Study
club by Mr. William Field, was large
ly attended and listened to with much
"Interest. This was the first open
meeting of the season and a generous
number of Invitations were previous
ly sent to the friends of tho ladles of
the club who might bo Interested In a
program ot classic selections. Mr.
Field has been heard many times dur
ing tho past few months at various
functions of a more or less Informal j
nature
pleasure
announcement ot an evening of music
by him aroused pleased anticipation.
Tho program was made up of selec- j
tlons from Franz Liszt, and the re-1
cently deceased American composer, j
E. A. McDowell, and was decidedly j
romanttlc In character. The lecture t
preceding tho performance sketched
briefly the history of music from tho
earliest times down to the present
aud wns replote with poetic quotation j
rules you know
how those old
shellbacks are."
"U'ni y es."
said Xewmark.
Ordc went on:
"1 got Into your
department a lit
tie too."
"How's that?"
asked Newmark,
spearing a baked
potato.
"Helnzman said
be'd buy some ot
our stock. He
" Pen you put It on the seems to think
market come and uc we have a pretty
"" good show."
Kewmark paused, bis potato half
way lo his plate.
"Kind of him." said be after a mo
ment. "Did he sign a contract?"
"It wasn't made out." Orde remind
ed him. "I am to bring It In Monday."
They ate hungrily, then drifted out
Into the office again, where Ordo lit a
cigar.
"Now, let's se your memoranda,"
said Kewmark.
He frowned over the three simple
Items for some time.
"It's got me." he confessed.
"What do you mean?" asked Orde in
surprise.
"It all looks queer to me. Heinz
man's got something up his sleeve.
"Why should he take" a bond with that
security from us? If we can't deliver
the logs, our company falls; that
makes the stock worthless; that makes
the bond worthless Just when it Is
needed. Of course. It's as plain as
the nose on your face that be thinks
the proposition a good one and Is try
ing to get coutrol."
"Oh, nor cried Orde. astounded.
"Orde, you're all right on the river,"
laughed Newniark. "but you're a babe
at this game."
"But Helnzman Is honest." cried
Orde. "Why, he Is a church member
and has a class In Sunday school."
Tho corners of Newmark's mouth
were twitching quietly with amuse
ment. "Besides, be, Is going to buy some
stock." added Orde after a moment.
"He wns bluffing," said Newmark.
"because he wanted to find out bow
much stock would be Issued. You told
him It would be a hundred thousand
dollars, didn't you?"
"Why-yes. I did."
Newmark laughed.
"So now be knows that If we forfeit
, and always with distinct 1 tm 1,011(1 bo'U hnve controlling inter
re to his listeners, hence thol" he pointed out "But what 1
. . , . . i can't make out Is why he's so sure
and literary allusions, showing tho
performer's scholarly and well fur
nished mind as well as Intimato fa
miliarity with the technique of his
chosen urt. Besides providing a
pleasant evening's recreation and en
joyment, recitals of this nature ele
vato tho general public tasto by af
fording the opportunity of hearing
classic music and hence are of un
doubted educational worth.
why
we'll have to forfeit."
"I think he's Just taking a long shot
at It," suggested Orde, who seemed
finally to have decided against New
mark's opinion.
"Not be. He has some good reason
for thinking we won't deliver the logs.
Why does he Insist on putting in a
date for delivery? None of the others
does."
"I don't know," replied Orde.
"You say you surely can get the
Probate Court.
Estate and guardianship Chnrle3
L. nnd Ivnn II. Ilockersmith Inven
iory nnd npprnisement showing prop
erty to tho value of $1000.
j drive through by then?"
Orde laughed.
"Sure! Why, It gives mo two weeks'
leeway over the worst possible luck I
could have. You're too almighty sus
picious, Joe,"
Newmark shook his head.
"You let mo figure this out," said be.
But bedtime found him without a
solution. lie retired to his room un
der fire of Orde's good natured rail-
ery. Ordo himself shut his door, the
imlle stilt on his lips. With n sigh he
fell asleep. Some time In the night be
was awakened by n persistent tupping
on tho door. He Jit the gas aud ad
raltted Newmark In his ulghtgown.
"Orde." said he briefly, "didn't you
tnll trtn t tin, Sitllfir 1 II If tllflf mlllVflVH
Estate of Charles HHi-'P-.Mneda Lero l)lled botll 0D Uj0 bui!8 and In
tho river?"
Why?"
Ilukill appointed administrator; cita
tion to heirs ordered. J. R. Wilson,
L. A. Bnrkor, J. W. Air&mith ap
pointed appraisers.
Estnto Celeste True Final settle
ment set for Jnnunry 7, 1010.
Estate Arthur Pool Final account
of administrator filed nnd approved
ond administrator discharged.
Estnto Walter Swnrtzfnger Or
der compromising clni mngninht tho
Southern Pacific 'company for $500.
Guardianship Ralph Roberts Con
firmation of sale of real estate.
"Yes. sometimes," said Orde.
"Then they might obstruct the
river?"
"Certainly."
"I thought so!" cried Newmark. with
as near an upproach to exultation as
ho ever permitted himself, "Now, Just
ouo other thing. Aren't Ileliizman'B
rollwnys below most of the others?"
"Yes, I believe they ure," said Orde.
"And, of course. It was agreed, us
usual, that Helnzman was to break
out his owu roll ways?"
"I see," said Ordo slowly. "You
(To bo continued.)
QUARRELED OVER CANDLE;
MERCHANT IS DEAD
BAKERSF1ELD, Cnl., Dec. 2.
Armed posses today nro searching
for a man named Gnrrity, who shot
nnd killed Hamilton Proctor in n(
storo at Littlo Lake, and now a fu- 1
gitivo on tho great Mojnve desert. ;
According to the story told by C. ;
R. Borry, tho proprietor of the sioro
where tho shootitng goccurred, Qnr
rity entered tho storo to purchtiso a
candle. When ho grumbled because
ho believed 5 cents to bo an exorbi
tant price, Proctor, who had over
heard tho conversation, said:
"Givo him his nickel; I'll tnke tho
candle."
Garrity then drew a revolver, ac
cording to Berry, nnd shot Proctor,
who died thrco hours later. A reward
of $200 has been offered for tlie
capture of Garrity.
NOTICE
is hereby given that the undersigned
will apply nt tho regular meeting ri
tho city council of Medford. Oregon,
on December 7, 1909, for liconso to
sell malt, vinous and spirituos liquors
in less quantities than one gallon, at
lots 14, 15 nnd 1C, block 21, in Med
ford, Oregon, for a period of six
o rantb.3.
YOUNG & HALL.
Dated November 21st.
THAT CHRIST.MAS PRESENT.
A nlco pleco of cabinet work or
mission furniture makes an ideal gift,
very appropriate and useful. We spe
cialize in making tho "out of tho or
dinary" pieces. In fact, anything In
tho mission furnituro or cabinet work
linos mado to your order, any finish
you may desire. Drop In nnd get our
prices.
MISSION FURNITURE "WORKS,
Shop noar corner Eighth and Holly
streots. 'Phono 3362.
NOTICE.
On account ot tho increased cost
of feed, wo, tho undersigned dairy
men of Medford, find it necessary to
raise tho price of milk to ten conts
a quart, retail, and 25 cents a gallon,
wbolcsalo, on and after December 1,
1909.
WARNER & SNIDER,
J. C. CALHOUN,
J. M. SCHMIDT,
H. H. CALHOUN,
J. V. KEEZER.
Only 2 Days Left of the
LaGreque Corset
Demonstration
FRIDAY and SATURDAY--but two days more in
which you can get the invaluable advice of the New
York expert corsetiere, Mine. Petree about the
corset best adapted to set your figue off to its greatest advantage.
LaGreque corsets are the embodiment of grace and comfort. Skillfully
designed and correct in manufacture, they develop an ereet, stylish, fig
ure and give sweeping lines to the simplest dress. No wide awake wo
man can affort to miss this except-
ional opportuaity to get expert ad-
clUVlCfcJ clUU StJtJ LUtJ lclLtJSU JLNtJW X UllV
styles. Come in today.
Cost of Electricity
Per week for the average family for
heating and cooking
Ilrt'itkfttat Unkliitf InuilriK Ulniirr Mine. Huppcr Mine.
fl-.ao s:oo 7:oo u so Day i:so NUht t Tot
8:00 11:00 11:00 1:U0 H:00
Moniiny .... ;kw.h. lkw.h. 0 kw.h, 14kwh. i; kw h, H kw.h, 9 kw.li. I kw h.
Tuemlay ..1 kw.h. 0 kw.h. SH kw.h. IS kw.h, V kw.h. 1 kw.h, H kw.h, 7 kw.h.
Wctlnrmlny ; kw.h. S kw.h. 0 kw.h. i kw h. 0 kw.h, V4 kw h. 0 kw.h. t kw.h.
Thurmlny .. kw.h. 0 kw.h. 0 kw.h. 1 kw h, VI kw h. 0 kw.h, 0 kw.h. 2 kw.h.
Krlilay 1 kw.h. 0 kw.h. kw.h. I kw.h. 0 kw.h. 4 kw.h. ti kw.h. 1 kw.h,
Saturday . . K kw.h. S kw.h, 0 kw.h. kw h. 1 kw h, S kw.h. 0 kw h. S kw.h,
H ti ruin y .... H kw h, 0 kw.h. 0 kw.h. Slikwh. 0 kw.h, kw.h. 1 kw It. 4 kw.h,
Totnl...5t4 kw.h. 7 kw.h. S kw.h. 9 kw h. 3 kw.h, 3 kw h. 3 kw h. 31 kw.h.
Our rate for cooking and heating is 5c per K. W. H.,
making the cost $1.55 per week
ROGUE RIVER ELECTRIC CO.
MEDFORD, OREGON
PLUMBING
STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING
All Work Guaranteed Piicoa lloafionablo
COFFEE.N . PRICE
11 vrii. t oi r,ir i r t)i.n,, ')fW
ii. nun u u ot., lueuiuiui vyiu. i muu uw.
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NOTICE.
Tho Medford general delivery will
begin on tho first of Decomhor. Pick
up at 1:30 and 3:30 p. m. No chango
in tho morning dollvory. 217
MEDFORD GENERAL DELIVERY.
WE D0NT BELIEVE
YOU CAN BEAT THIS:
Thirty-two acres in this tract, fine
fruit land, about two miles from
a shipping point. Tho buildings
consist of a five-room box house,
Rood-sized barn, etc. There nro
12 acres of 5 nnd 0-year-old np
plc8. mostly Nowtowns, with com
mercial peaches planted betweon
as fvillors. Also three acres of
young pear trcos and some fnrnily
orchard. Four acres in alfalfa.
Six or eight ucrcs of Umber, most
ly oak and laurel. Thoro is n
pumping plant on tho plnco whMi
supplies water for tho garden and
alfalfa, equipped with gnsolino
ongino. About 40 rods from a
good school. Has rural mail de
livery and telephone. Price
$10,500. Terms.
W. T. YORK & CO.
The New Improved Aladdin
INCANDESCENT KEROSENE MANTLE LAMP.
Costs One Cent for Six Continuous Hours' Burning
Brightest, purest and safest light. It nsvos Oil, requires littlo carc,
burns without noiso or odor can't explode. I or sale by
W. E. STACY,; E. O. AYLER, Gen. Agents
AGENTS WANTED.
Lamps may bo seen at Shorty Garnett's storo.
DON'T FORGET
To see my Silver Toilet and Man
icuring Sets and Silver Novelties
all new in latest styles and designs
Martin.!. Reddy
THE JEWELER
Near P. O.
Hot Tamale Parlors
403 N. BARTLETT STREET.
BEGINNING OCTOBER 5, WILL BE OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
Fresh beef and chicken tarn les, Mexican deans, chicken soup and
all varieties of Mexican dishes always on hand. Special tables for
ladies, Will also keep a supply of tamalos, etc., at Kennedy's.
Highest cash prices paid for chickens.
MANUEL ELARIU, Proprietor.
K 0. Hansen. Tom AJoffut
We make any kind and style of windows. Wo carry
glatfH of any size on hand.
Medford Sash & Door Co.t
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Union Livery, Feed and
Sale Stable
PHONE 1821."' ' ' 113 SOUTH BARTLETT ST.
BALED ITAY AND O.RAIN.
Home First Class Mules and Horses
BARGAINS, IF TAKEN SOON