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MEDFOBD MAXfj THIBUNE, MEDFOBD, OllEaON, WEDNESDAY. JUNli 15, 1910. x ft" SOCIAL AND PERSONAL .Mrs. .1, II. Hullor ami children luft Wednesday moniliiK I'"'' IIuitIhIjiii'Ki Iiliiti county, on n visit to Mrs. Hut lor's iiinllior Mini oilier Natives. TIll'V Will III) llbsUIlt for HllVUI'tlt WCIIH, Cnplain M. '. l''-l().-tti)ti nl' AhIi lauil wits In Mi'iU'onl Wednesday liioinliiu; on his wny to Jacksonville on ItiKiil business. t'ilv Allorniiv NolT Iiiiowm u irooil tlilnir when hu sees it. Ilu hotiuhl to dav block 10 ()nl((lnlo Park ailillllon, and will nntel a $1000 resldenco on I lie Hiiimt at unco, 711 Tom Morriinun of Central 1'oitil wiih In Medford Wednesday on a business vIhII. Mr. anil Mrs. W. .1. Hockonyos loft Wednesday niorniiiK fr I'orllnud, 'whom thov expect to uutko their fu turo homo, Thoy, however, have mil disposed of all (heir piopcily in Medford. anil it wouldn't be a hud hit that thoy return. Ah Kxid Hloopinic rooniH lor VJ to $2.00 u woo If, or $H to 10 a month, n ahv hotel offers tit from $1 to $2 a dav. Call .Main 1 171. If I Join At l.inii.' IJcneh, (Jul,, .liino 0, HMO, to Mr. and Mr. I). Q. Karnes, an omltt-pound sou. Mr, and Mrs. Knrucs aro liotli woll Ijiiowii in Huh viuiuity, Thoy ox pout to hu hero in a l'uw weeks to upend tlio mmimor. I J. Noff. W. A. Allkon and C. M. Kidd woro at Contral Point Wod nuHday on business. Ilavo yon seen tlio now hair wnvorsf (liven tlio marcol wavo without liont. Spirolln CorHot Par lorn. Mr. and Mm. .loo Hill of Scuttle, fonnor residents of Medford in its formative Htnco, aro visiting rolativoH and friondH in thin nty. Mrs. Hill wan fonnorly Misa Kffio Morriman. Tlio wholo Morriman family that in, H many of them oh could cot on tlio Houthhouud motor car, mado Ash laud a vIhU Wednesday. Will oxchauco 110 acres of good fruit laud 'i'j miles front Contral Point for Medford city proporty. Avlor A llnrnott. 7(1 ChorrioH for salo lloyal Aiiiih, Hlaok HopuhlicaiiH, Hlaok TartariaiiH and Ox HoartH. Waltor II. Stokos, phono Karmorn -17003. 70 It will ho a ploiiHiiro to many to know that (I. I Cuthhori & Co. have homirod tlio services of an u.xpurt carpel and drapery man in tlio per son of Mr. W. P. Harrison, who for morly had charge of tlio drapory de partment of W. & J. Sloauu & Co, of San Francisco, and was for tlio punt eight montliH outtor for I). NT. & K. Waltor of (ho kiiiiiu city. Mr. HarriKon expresses hiuiHolf woll ploawd with Medford and Hs sur rouudiuu'H and Iiiih dooidod to mako this a ponuauont homo for hiuiHolf and family. 7-1 Sou tlio auto hair nets at tlio Spi- Tolla CorHot Parlors. A youiiK hohoat was captured on North Contral avonuo Tuesday, which called hoiiiu sport and no lit. tlo oxoitomout. Karl Cnuo, a young, prosperous fanaor of Autioch, ouinu ovor Mon day for mowing maohino mipplics. Tlio addition of quality and homo comforts will ho Quoon Anno wator, Kowor and pavod HtroolH huilding re constructions. Soo McCallum, Hotel Nash. tf Mrs. Polk Hull and uiooo, Miss Hull, of CIriffin crook, woro viHitintr frioudn on North Contral avonuo on Monday. Mm, Charles Hoardmuii, of tlio North Court stroot grocory, is pay ing rolativoH and friondH in San FrauoiHco an oxtondod visit. Whoro in Medford can you got hot tor values than in Quoon Anno addi tion T Did you notice the out of tho now puhlio Hcliool to ho orootod in Qucon Anno? Got busy. Tho pros out prico won't last long. tf Joseph Caakoy and family have moved from tho oiiHt Bido and aro ploiiHimtly situatod in ono of Mr. Mo- Cloud'a now roddcneos on North Uoalty. Automohilo iuHurauco, Hoston In suranco Co., IiohI company, lowest rate. Aylor & Harnott. 7-1 Judge Mahlon Purdin has dlsposod of his valuahlo lot on North Central avonuo to Mr. Voihiok. Piro iiiHiirnuco; protoctor undor wrilorH. Aylor & Harnett. 74 Mr. and Mrs. Hort Soranton have movod from tho west sido into Mi-h. Pago'H rosidonoo on North Prout titraot. Tho yoln for iroddosH of lihortv at Jaoksonvillo on Julv -1 is now open. TiokotH on hiiIo at IIuhhoII'h Confco tionerv hIc"o and NiihIi hotel and HaHkin'H drui' Htoro. ContoHt closes Juno 128. (I p. m. if Mr. and Mm. M. II. Aldciihagen, who have hoon hero on a visit for tho pa,st Hoyoral days, loft Tuosday on thoir return to (heir eastern home. Doth are much impressed with the Iloguo KMvor valley and aro not un likely to return for a ponnauont stay. A hook, magazine or a box of Whitman's candy at tho Morrivohl ;Shop. 7,') Huski;in for Health. Hugo Von dor llclluu of Wellon wiih a Medford visitor Wednesday. (loorgi) W. Kiiionsoii of Oranls I'iihh was a Medford visitor Wi'dncs dny. My aim: Your satisfaction. Dr. Kiokort, optometrist, over ICont nor's. 70 Need anything i.i office nupplleii. Tim Morrivohl will supply you. 7fi" K. M. StuploH of Ashland In login tereil at the Oilsoy in Now York City. K, IC, Hale of Kuguuu is visiting fiieuds in this valley. (let a 10c package Coukoy's Uco Powder and a copy of Conkoy'H Poultry Hook floe, The powder kills ED ANDREWS HAS PRAISEjOR SHOW Grille Reviews Atlion Stock Company nnil Has Notlilnn Dut Laudatory Remarks to Mako of Company. The Atlion Htock company, which opened their summer season Monday night at tho opera Iioiirc, did ho un- ilce iimtantly and tho book is full of ,lur l," ,"ont fvrnlilo coiidltlorm. valuable men. k (lore. 71 -(, t HIW iMrwn rr 4 1111 Mt lo iiiformatioii for poultry-1 ''t night thoir Hiiecoin was rojtont Hy mall, 7c. Warner, Woilinaii.od. Tho hill Is a four-net play, en- Young Folks A JOKE ON THE (). W, Deviui) of Hamrltou, Mont., i.4 in Medford looking over the pos sibilities of tho Koguo lllvor valley. (leorgn K. KanderH of Oranli Pas wns a Mcdfoid visitor Wedncsdav. T. C Harm of Hold Hill was a visitor in .Medford Woiluusdav. i New typewriters, rebuilt typewrit cr and all HiipplieH at the Mcirivold i Shop. 7.p II. B. Kekeit of Tiiuoma is in Med ford looking niter l)iibiuoM maltutv K. It. I.ostor of Grants Piikh w. in .Medford Wednesday on a hitiu . trip. J. W. Kudo of Kuglowood, Or., is in this city looking ovor tho town with a viow to future business. Won't you talk the matter of ad vertising ovor with uh at your office or at ours? Call up Main .'1021 and our advertising mauagor will call at ouoo. tf Dr. Itickort, eyesight fipecialist, room 2, over IContuor's. 7(1 Justin Kifort is at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Kifort, of this city, on a visit. Hill says that tho majority of men appreciate a square danl and the host proof lately !h the big business tlono yostarday and today,. In the solo now going on at tho Toggery you got tho very best values u look will convince. 73 Captain Itiehardson, tho veteran sailor of tho raging sons of Klamath Lake, likewise a veteran miiiiiiiii of tho Civil war, has been in Medford for the past hovoral dav visiting relatives and friends. He l now nn inmate of the Soldier' Home at uosehurg, but takes an occasional furlouuh in order to visit his friends and relatives in .So'ttthorn Oregon. This paper doesn't want your ad vertising unless you have an article of merit to advertise. If you believe you huvo meritorious goods you'll bo anxious to let the people know about them. tf Mr. and Mr. J. A. Kobcrtsou of this city are rogintored at tho Hotel Astor in New York City. Thoy loft recently for a trip to Scotland. I will fit your eyes properly and give you comfort. Dr. Itickort, over Kontnors. 7(1 Mihs Haddio Potoion, sister of II. H. Patterson, who has been visiting in Medford for tho pnst four months, will return Saturday to her homo in Aledo. III. STRIKEBREAKERS ARE EXPECTED IN PORTLAND l'OKTI.AND, Oro, Juno 15. Two hundred strike breakers uro expected hero Home tlmo this nftornooa to mount tho Idlu wagons and attempt to break tho to..mstcra' strlko which hns for three weeks tied up ohlpmonta and causod tho loss of thousands of dollars to warehouses, wholcsalo mon and shlpporn. Indications today aro that tho strike has entered upon a sorlous stngo and that trouble cannot much longor ho avoldod. Today mounted pollco woro sta tioned at cvory dock olona tho wator front and at the warohousos.- This Ih hut one of tho many ov'doncos of tho trouble to como. I'resldont Uanflold of tho Employ- era' association, said today that ho would walk out of Portland ponnllosa noforo ho would give la to tho do mauds of-tho atrlkors for a 2G coat dally wago Incronso. naatlold's dec laration la taken to rourosont tho at titude of all tho omployors. This moans that tho power of approximate ly fifty million dollars In luvostod wealth will ho swung to crush tho de mands of 100 teamstors, x QUEEN MARY MAY GET ENGLAND'S THRONE LONDON, Juno IC. Promlor Ab- qulth today lutrnducod a 1)111 In tho Iiouho of commons for tho appoint ment of Queen Mary aa rogont In tho ovont of tho death of King' Oeorgo Instoad of tho Duko of Connaught, th king's undo, It Is reported that King George has demanded thai tho Duko of Con naught lie appol.itod Govoraor Qon eral of Canada to biccoo3 Oovornor General aroy. titled '"J'ho Powers That I Jo." Tho plot of this piece In a popular ono Just now, as It shows up the corrupt methods of municipal politics la tho larger cities. It Is very much llko "The Man of th Hour" that has had so sucpeisfiil n run 'n th' oast of late, though w think It can bo nald with truth tl at "Tho Powora That Ho" Is the stionger pl of tho two, liiaomuch as It has a hotter lovo story for the countei plot. A stock company playing n summer soimon Is nomothlug now for Mcd- ford, and tho lovers of entertainment nro watching tho Inltlol performances with Intorcflt, for It Is tho general talk that If this company makes good, their ongnKomcnt will ho a financial biiccobh. won, tnoy mauo goon, na tho frequent curtain calls and honrty npplauso amply donionHtratod each evening. Of course a first perform ance with a company containing now members, unaccustomed to each oth or, Is a trying ordeal, hut Mr. Athon and his company crossed tho Rubicon most uucccBSf ully. Aa to tho personnel of tho com pnny, It can ho said that they aro all good, and BOino of tho cast oxcoptlon nlly fine. Mr. Howard, who plnycd tho part of Burton Clark, Ib an actor of unusual ability. Ho has a fine stage preHonco, novor over-acting, hut always maintaining a conBlstont char actor. Ho Ib an educated gentleman, whom It Is a pleasure to know. Itoh ort Athon ployed n part that requires a display of animal force, rather than subtle mentality, hut ho did It well. His makeup was good, and ho por trayed tho character with whom wo aro all more or less familiar, nort Iloyes wan "ho millionaire grasping nnd-nvarlclons. Mr. Hoycs Is a thor oughly earnest worker, and If there woro nny criticism, tt might bo said that, at times, ho was a Ilttlo over anxious. This, howovor, comes from a first performnnco, and wo aro Buro that ho will malntntn his part with the rent of tho cast. James Conway played tho light comedy In a most successful manner. Ho Is a good looking young man, bright and Intelligent. Miss Olga Gray Is tho leading lady of tho com pany, n most trying position to fill. She must ho an actress and she must he pretty. Miss Gray Is all this, and, nB tho Frenchman would say, "Quo Vouleavous, encoro?" Miss Gray Is still young, and to placo her among tho great actresses would ho, perhaps, hordorlng on flattory, hut to Bay that Bho Is tho making of a great artlsto, Is but stating a plain fact. Hfflo Johnron is tho souhrelto, a sweet Ilttlo girl, bright and vivacious, who laughs and capers her way Into the hearts of her nudlouco. 'Wo must not forgot Dorothy Davis, who played a most trying rolo last ovenlng. Tho part she played Is a difficult ono, as It roprcsonts a woman of tho world, with on underlying olemont of good that, aftor all, predominates, Sho brought out tho dual character most offectlvoly. Tho othor members of tho cost, In minor roles, wero nil very satisfactory. Suffice It to soy thnt Medford has given tho stamp of hor approval to tho Athon Stock company, and wo shall look forward with ploasuro to tho many oxcoltont ontortalnmonts that this compnny will glvo us dur ing tho summer season. 13. M. A. COMPANY. A Second Oloht Trick With a Humor ous Ending, This amusing trick of "second sight" may ho enacted with great success at any evening's entertnlmaent. A blackboard, n plecu of cluilk and a sheet of paper are tho necessary re quirements. First niiaounco to the company that If nny one or number of the persons before you write down any word or number of words upon the pa per that you, without seeing the paper, will then write upon tho blackboard those very words. Of course every ono will smile In credulously at this remarkable state ment and at onco call upon you to prove what you claim you can do. When the paper Is ready direct it to ho hidden whllo you turn your back, and when the paper Is luvlslhlo then Is tho time when you make ready for your shore of tho fun. which In tlio end will be the lion's share. Placo tho blocklMMird In n position so tho audience cannot see the front of It. and then assume an Attitude of deep concentration, as If you wero culling up tho Invisible writing. Then say. ".Now. If some one will kindly rend aloud what Is on the paper It will prove that I have written those very words." Tho paper Is r-ail. and the time' has arrived to turn the hoard around. When the spectators see what Is on It tho laugh will certainly be on them, for you have done exactly what you boasted you would do written "thoso very words." ATTELL AND M0RAN TO FIGHT ON JUNE 24 LOS ANOKLKS. Oil., Juno 15. Abo Allell and Owen Morari will fight for tlnolo Tom McCnrcy on the evening of Juno 24 and they will woigh In at 124 pounds at 5 o'clock on tho afternoon of tho battle. Boomerang For tho Fireside. Tho peculiar weapon of the natlres of Australia Is the boomerang, a curved blade of wood of such rcmarkahlo construction that It swerves from Its direct course, sometimes returning so as to lilt nn object behind the thrower. Model boomerangs for Indoor amuse ment can be easily mode with card board. Cut the cardtiourd out In any of the shapes shown In the cut and take care that It Is not bent in any wnv and that It lavs Hat on n tnhlo. This Indoor hoomcrnnir l nn llrhfc !-wrldmaltinEbonl .i.. i. .... ... ..." ,7. ?" ' WW"iotirel)r. iiiuv ik luiiuuL iiu imunu iii; luc KVU ulne nrUcJp by the hand. Lay tho Send a Messenger that will meet with the ap proval of the recipient of your message. Any old kind of a messenger won 't answer. The best should always be sent ''if" you wish the re cipient to pass a favorable verdict. What you think about busi ness stationery isn't quite so important as what your corre spondent thinks. Don't buy Thi ilandard fatr ftr tnlinm ttathnrrjr W DUUKHIRE Mi "Look Jar Ihl wattr-mark" because it pleases you, but because it influences the man you write in your favor. Coming Tommorow and Friday The chance to buy the biggest snap in Fancy China ever offered in the city of Medford. Old Hamhhike Bend ii a clean, crisp paper, mde lor clean, crop buinu lollti. it told on llie assumption that (litre's economy in quality. A handsome specimen book gien upon request, show, ina; letterheads and other basinets forms, printed, lithofraphed and engraved en tb white and loarteen colon Made by Huniii PAraa CourANV. the nly paper makers in If if 0 Vol ?v boomerang on a book, with ono end projecting over the side. Uold the hook up level with the eye" and glvo n smnrt tap to tho projecting piece with a lead pencil. Take caro to strike only tho side of the boomerang. It will bo found to dart forward a considerable distance, then turn and come back to near where It started. &)Bp)l 100 PIECES Reg. $2.00, $2.50 and $3.50 Qualities Fancy decorated and hand-painted China Plates, Plaques, Trays, Sugar and Creamers, Chop Plates, also a few Louwelsa "Weller $2, $2.50 and $3.00 Vases. All at Your Gnoice, Tlmrday&Friday See East tfl Cfl Vfkrh See East Window pl.JU tdUI Window Medford Printing Co. 38 SOUTH CENTRAL AVE lOO BOXES Fancy Box "Writing Pa per and Envelopes; our 75c and $1 quality, sale price 50c Each Hanging Flower Baskets 25c and 35c each. Just a few of them left. If you want one hurry. HUSSEY'S NOTION. My proporty which 1 hail on tho market for salo I now withdraw, 71 W. 13ATON. ATTEMPTS FLIGHT FOR A PRIZE OF $5000 TOPI3ICA, Kan., Juno 1G. J. O. Mars, In tho Curlss bl-plano "Slcy larlc," today started for Overland park, near Knnsao City. Aftor two had starts, caused by falluro of tho motor to work proporly, Mars sue ccoded In gotllng away nt 7:30 a. m. Tho distance lo Cti miles by air lino, Tho prlzo la $5,000. Mars passed Pot.v at S:15 and flow 15 Miles !n 2 1 minutes to I.aw ronco, whoro ho wns forcod to do- scoud to ropalr his ongtno. Tho noro- plano wns damaged when It lauded at Lawronco. Lend a Hand or Both. Ilavo you ever noticed what a curi ous effect It gives to lend your arms to womebody else? Tills Is not a question of giving alms, simply of lending them for a few moments. This Is the way to do It: Let your friend clasp Lor hands be ll I ml her back and then slip your arms In through hers, so that from the front your arms look as If they belonged to her. If she wears a shawl the effect will bo better, and unless you are very much shorter than sho you must crouch down, so that tho people won't see your head abovo hers. It Is really very curious to see how different peo ple look with some one else's hands, which aro surprisingly unsuitable Then with your hands you can go j through all sorts of poses clap them. shako them, pretend to cry (that Is, i hold a handkerchief to your friend's eyes), rearrange the shawl or assume a thoughtful pose. If you want to give a really funny performance let the front person wear a long robo to cover up the onu in back and then let her reclto soino dramatic poem, while the' other makes appropriate and exaggerated gestures. Usually the person who lends the arms will find It more com fortable to lean on a stool Instead of stooping, An Armorclad Nest. In the Argentine Itopubllc, says a writer In the Strand, where the sum mers nro long and hot. It' Is customary to leave the windows open both day and night during the hottest part of tho year. A bird, taking advantage of this, proceeded to build a nest In my room, Using It tlrinly to oue of the Venetian blinds over the window. Tho eggs were duly hatched aud the young birds Hedged. On taking down the empty nest 1 found It to bo practically armorclad, the nuter part being com posed almost entirely of rusty nails, woven In among the hay. Oil count ing tho mills I found that no fewer than slxty-slx had been used, besides somo wire aud plus taken from my dressing tnblo. Tho bird was about tho slzo of a robin and very tame. If You Are Looking for a Money Maker INVESTIGATE THIS 50 Acres of the finest hillside land in the valley, one mile from Jackson ville on main road and every inch can be utilized. Sightly building spot. Price $225. Good terms. The Best L )W Price Proposition 1160 Acres on tho Antelope Creek, in one body. This is a great bargain for the price asked. You'll have to hurry to get this at $35 per acre. Investigate This Before You Buy 19 Acres adjoining Burrell Orchard on tho south. 5 Acres bearing poaches. 1 1-2 Acres bearing pears. 1 Acre bearing Spits. 9 1-2 Acres 1-year-old Bartletts. 2 Acres bearing Ben Davis. 9 1-2 Acres peach fillers. House 6 rooms; barn, good condition; one span fine mares, wagon, hack and buggy; all implements, including spraying machine. This is the best buy on the market barring none. If interested, call for price and terms, which cannot.be beat. How is this for a mid-season bargain? HiiBlJns for Health. Justice Moody Mny Rotlrc. WASHINGTON, D. C, Juno 16. Senator Lodge of Massachusetts in troduced a bill in the Rounto today providing that Justice Moody of tho United States supremo court ho per mitted to retire, Jiihtieo Moody hns been seriously ill for u loin? time. Ho could not reg ularly retire until ho reaolio the ago of 70 yours, My Dog Curl. I have a Ilttlo curly dot; As black us black can be, And when 1 so about the farm Curl always koos with me. We cuui.'lit n muslaat In a trap Down by tlio willow fence. Wo sold tho skin uiul had a tieat With wlmt wo not ton cents. They asked If I would sell my dog Aud take his skill oft too. I said no ono would skin my Curl, Not ever, If 1 knew! lltihkius for Health. How is This for a Mid-Season Bargain? 19 Acres, 1 1-4 mile from Phoenix depot; soil slightly gravel; 6-year-old apples and peaches; 2 houses, one built of concrete; good barn, some alfalfa. Prico, $4500; $2000 cash, balance good terms. Walter L. McCallum HOTEL NASH LOBBY Ml ': VS ,1, '. '.', . U &&'' f&U4"l