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wgar ' " Wu4iW& m wtnv w '""wiwi nwir MEDFORD MAIL TltLBUNTO, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1910. I SOCIAL AND PERSONA L K. W. Mfl'lomluii of Qnlil Hill wiih in Moill'tinl on IhihIikhh Af (inlay. Wo want (ivory purdOii in rtoutliurii OruKon to vIhII our homo on North Contml tivoiiuti nnil ma lli perl'uut iiiuIIiihIh niiiio,yctl hum. Crater I.iilui Uiimlry Co., iiMIii -1 1 r I 7IJ (looruo V, ICouriiH of Urnnls 1'iimh wiih In Mmll'onl on IiiiiiIiiohm Monilay. Hook HpriiiKrt coul. Try n ton or two and .you will want moru. dump er and liottiir tlian wood. Claroni'o T. Nou, thu lol'orinud biu- lor, ulio Iiiih now Ih'coiiui a hiicchhm fill rnnolior, wiih a Mutlfonl IiiihIiiohh vlxilor Monday. Tho lawn houIiiI of tlio W. C. V. U which wiih to havu liuun huld tlr.' 23d of Juno, Iiiih boon oontponud until thu 30ili. It will bo at tho homo of MrH. W. B. Joium, KiihI Main ktroot. All ludioH uio cordially in -rlted. Mrn. V. W. Wnll, who in lonidiiiK at Tlo wi'.h Iiit hiiKband mid mm, who am oinployoil In thu (lold Kay Kninitu ipiarry, npout Tnciiday wiih friuiiilH in Mudford. Uio Crntor Luko Laundry will hoc that itH palroiiH mo well Ironlod in very way. Call Main -Uil 70 Mr, and Mm, It, Itlmid of UranlH Tiihh woru is Mudford Tuesday morning on llioir way to Jackaon villu to visit Mrn. Hlnud't mthur, Mrn. II. V. IIcIiiih. I have Lcuurcd tho iione. for tho well-known Hook Sprinun i-oal mid will bo nhlu to Hiipply Mcdi'ord with UiIh coal. In ordor to havu r, Hiil'tt clont Hiipply would link that al! waul- I. Ml.t I .1 .1 . I.I iiik wiih com piaco uiuir ornorH huh mo now, iih (IiIh coal cannot bo ho ourod durini; tho winter inoiitliH. Thorn in no bottor coal. Place your ordorn by wciiii, writing . pluming W. J. Iluil)ri(l(jo, Mudford, Mrn. Ilowull, wtio ban boon visit ing bur bruthur, J. C. Hall mid fam ily, loft TiioHilny morning for Myrtlo Creek on n vinit to olhur roliitivutf mid friuudH. Aa good sleeping rooms for $ 1! to $2.60 n wouk, or $8 to $10 a mouth, uuy hotel offer at from $ to IS! a day. Cull Main 447-1. tf It. K. Jack of Arlington, N. 1)., is hero looking ovor thu cotiu.try with a view to locating. Tho Crater Lake Iiir.imlry will ro turii cloau clotheH to your homo. Call Unit -nri. 7U John I'elerHon, h ban just re covered from a thrcu inoiilli-T iuhhIo with typhoid, in back on tho old job an flninniin at the Main trou. Arous ing. "I caiiut near going over thu road." Kiiid John, "but it i.i a prutty hard job to kill a good man." Lieu noon eat up our profits, Kill thin pent ipiickly with Conkey's Lico I'owdor for body lieu. Lluo Li quid for uiitoH and Head l.iuo Oint mont for little chiokH. Ask for a copy of Conkoy'n Poultry Hook. Hy mall, 'lo. Wnruor, Wortimiu & (lore. J. W, Jacobs of Central I'oint wiih in Medford Tuesday looking after Home InininoHH mulium. No kieku will need to ho registered if tho Crater I.nko Laundry doun your work. Main 'M.l 71) (leorge T. Hornlibonroi of Willow Spring, one of tho pioueei'H of Jack hoii county, who Iiiih been identified with eorv uidiiHtry from raining jackpotH to raiHiug oto out of a uhaft, wiih in Medford Tuesday greeting bin old frioudH. Tko addition of quality and home comforts will bo Quoon Anno water, ewer and paved strootH building ro oonHtrtiotioiiH. Sou MeCnllum, Hotel Nntih. (t Don't fail to Hoo tho XoUon-Wol. giiHt fight pictures at thu ilijou Fri day and Saturday. 80 Tho Crater Luko Laundry Co aro now ready for htifiinofls. I'hone 4-151. Oivo iih n trial. 70 Huy a milid block of .splendid res idence IoIh from owner, Laurel Park. CoiihiHtH of 2(1 lotH near paving; price .fOnoO. II. V, Huiit-uu at Mooio Hoto). 80 Whoro in Medford can von get but ter valuoH than in Queen Anne addi tion T Did you notion tho cut of tho now public uohnol to bo orcctod in Queen Annof Out I) tiny. Tho pros eat prico won't InBt lone. tf A now bungalow and two lots for your own prico. 11. P. Hoiihoii. 80 Tho voto for coddoHH of libortv nt Jacksonville on Julv 4 1h now onou, Ticketu on anlo at HiihhuII'h Confec Uonorv Htc-o and NiihIi hotel ami HnHkin'H dnif Btoro. Contost cIohoh Juno 28. 0 n. in. tf MrH. M, C. DanloU and daughter, MShh Nooiiiii, mid Miem llesnio Mur phy, all of Ban Franoisoo, aro visit ing tho daughtor of tne format, Mih. P. J, Aloxiuulor, of Medford. W. h. Hodonliorger, nbovo Phoo nix, will deliver liorrio.s of all UIihIb. Phono orderH Phoenix 7101. Ad droHH, Phoenix. 82 Tho Crator Lake Lnundry Co. Ao now ready for Imsinean. Phono .Hourdliiot Connor of Table Hook wan In Medford 'I'liesday on IiiihI iiiwh, Tim Cir.ter Lake Latindiy Co. inn now toady for ImimIiiohu. PIioiki I IH I. (Ilvn iih n l iii. I. m P. Kilnor of tho AhIiIiiiii Comiimoi' ciiil Hcliool, foiinuily a icHidenl of M ml foul, wih a di'legalo lo the Hap Hut IIHHIM'lllllflll, The Cialer Lake Laumlry Co. niv now ready for biiHiiiiiHH. Phone I Ifil. (Jlvo iih a tt hit. 70 H. l' Hoiihoii of tint Hoiihoii In vcHliiieiit Co. him relumed from I I'liriucHH trip lo Poillaud. 'flu Crater Luko Lautidrv lo. s n( r ready for buuiuoj. W 14 n. Uu iih a Irlnl. POLICE FORCE OYSTER BAY APPEARS IN NEW DUDS OYHTKK HAY, N. Y Juno 21. Kollowlag tlio complaint or the poHt maiitor of Oyntnr Hay that lio In Hwaiuped wiih toiiH of mall for Col onel Itoonovolt Bltifo tl.o colonol'H ro turn homy, tlio police force of Oyiitur Hay today nppenrcd on tho HtiootH In IiIh now uniform. Tlio forco'H uniform Ih a gaudy affa'r of bliio with white HtrlpcH, n Blilny helmet ami a big Htnr. Ilo oxpri'Hiied hluiHolf mi pleiiHoil with tho action of tho OyMtor Hay rcHldcntH In permitting him a now outfit In hon or of the colonel'i) return. Tho forro v'iih on lipid early today to cMcort Secretory II. M. Ilohbon of tho Hamilton club of Chicago to Sag amore Hill, whoro MrH. Hobaon bad linmkfaHt with Itoonovolt. Following tint meal llohcou announced that Koomjvult will moot tho club'ii com- inltti'o noon, Thu committee plniiH to ank tho roloaet to aiMroHM the i .lib next fall. Diaz Locks Up Rival Candidate For President. ''- in i .I i I LOST DOG FOUND ATOAKLHE Collie Advertised In Tribune Is Found in Bannnp Car at Oakland Supposed to Have Jumped Simply Hid. LOST Yonr-old Scotch collie, white brenflt, white legn, brown hair; jumped from 11 o'clock train Wed nesday morning north of Medford; reward. Dr. Haillie. Phoenix, Or. Mfil, Oivo us n trial. 70 Will Ilittlo of Gold ITill visited rol ittivoH mid frionda in Medford Tuos hi.V. Tlio Crater Luko Laundry Co. aro now ready for busmonH, Pliouo J461. Oivo us a trial. 70f HARMON CONTROLLING FACTOR IN CONVENTION DAYTON. 0., June 21. flovornor JiuIhoii Hannoii and bin prcMidcutia! h'um are the cculroUiu Caei - '" (I I Democrktie it it w, hi icdulcd lo open toaiy. It .. id., Harmon with tit faf') zpr, ' oi tcption of ti tiit hetwwn tho bi. executive and Tom Johnnnn, forrr.i. mnvor of Cleveland. Jolinson waits to trmiHfer tho plan of Governor Mundiall of Indiana to Ohio and havu tho htate convention indorse a candidate for the senatorial nom ination. Harmon dooxn't want the DcmocralH to imlorno any one unless it bo a candidate for tho presidency, whiiHc name the Harmon Htipportcrs ore modoHtlv withholding. KL PASO, 1ox, Juno SI. I'rcfll ilout Uluz of Mexico brH ordered tho deportation of tho liberal Icador and prexlilentlnl candidate, Madelro, who Ih al prcHor.t In prlHon charged with Inciting riot, according to a report received horo today. It Ih uHKurtcd that followers of Ma delro aro being jirged to aKt-aHsInato government authorities If they aro not allowed to vote for tholr leader Sunday. Ono Hundred Madelro men aro under arrest. JOHNSON LEAV.ES FOR RENO ON THURSDAY McGraw Very III. SKATTLE, WaHh., Juno 21. For mer Governor John II. McGraw, who I.iih been Herloualy 111 for tho past three months, was reported very low today. It Is bolloved death Is anmt- lur f limirn nnlv. Illr. nlivr-.lrlntin if. - --a aaMjwoBuo,fM. M p,, for i,Ig rcC0very. :. 1 UiTZ Oi SA&- ISvury day In this city a few moro poopla Join thoJUts of those who buy who patronize ad- SKAL KOC1C TKAIN'iyO CAMP, Cal June 21. Champion Jack Johu hoii, who will leave Tliursilay night . , ... a.x istaeo uw rr.. -.:V'3 enmn to ncno, his ndvertliiod things trainers ny the official decision wiih vertlsed stores! no siirprwo to the clmmpiou. ,. JohiiHou. bchidcH bin roadwoid on foot !h paying coiihiderable attention to liis road woik in the biir ear. Au loiuohilcH will he tabooed for him .it Honn and he is indulging in Iuk fa vorite pastime of toying with the npced lawn as much ns ho can before he htartn for thu Kacebrush. t tttf DR. GOBLE'S OPTICAL PARLOR REMOVED TO 235 E. MAIN STREET, OVER STRANG'S DRUG STORE. 4- 4)-f4i44- - Friday afternoon the above adver tisement appeared in the Medford Mail Tribune and .Monday night tbe doc returned. It appearu that the dot', like all young collies, wnu quite timid, and, being chained in the baggage car uith Htriumors, Home time in the trip nlipiH'd its collar and crept behind iflhcr bairgage in the car. When Dr. Haillio's bacKiigc wan unloaded at Medford the chain and collar were there, but there was no dog. The conclusion was arrived nt that tho pt.p had leaped from the car some-! miere niiriii l iiiih city wiuie me bagmmcmau'H attention was other wise engaged, hence tho advertise ment and rewnrd offered. When the baggage car nrrived at Oakland Sunday and tho baggage was unloaded, in the far corner was found a very weary, hungry, thirsty ' and sorry pup. Trncors had boon r.ent out and thoro wni much rejoic ing in tho bnggago department when tho dog was found. Ho wiih immedi ately Htarted back for Medford ami wa.H delivered Hnfely Tnofulny mom iii' to his owner. It in said that ono or the other of the baggage han.Ucix kept their "eye on the dog" all Iho way from Oakland Ir Medford, NEW PARTYSEEKS TO CONTROL LOS ANGELES LOS ANGKLHS, Cal.. June 21.-A union labor party which will sook control of the municipal government of Loh Angeles will bd, launched at a mass meeting next Sunday. The party will be formed along the line of the union labor purtv of San Francisco. Jt probably will make its first bid for jwwer in the noxt mu nicipal campaign. ' '' The organization of the new party, according to National Organ izer Stuart Held of the American Federation of Labor, Iiiih been forced by the attitude of the MerchantM 4 Manufacturers' nPHocialion of Lur Angeles during the present strike of metal workers and brewers. The union men are indignant over what thev term the high-hunded method of their employers to end the strikes. Heid said teday: "Thugs have been brought to Los- Angeles to put an end to the strikes. Union leaders have been followed about the streets by fellows hired by the cmplu'ers' asnociation. "Tho labor parly seems to us to be the best way out of the difficulty." Raskins for Tlenlth. HIS 86TII BIRTHDAY Elljnh Hmorson Goro, a nattra ot Vermont end nn Oregon ploaew of 'R2, celebrated his 8th birthday yes terday, Juno 20, at the Ooro homo, two mllcB couth of Medford, with a family gathering at which woro pres ent his four sons and ono daughter, with their families arid other rta- tlves and friends, numbering 30, Mr. ami Mrs. J. a. Goro woro host and hostess. Gathering early In tho eve ning, tho houra woro spent with birth day congratulations, reminiscences ot early days and music, after which Ices and c-.kes wore servod In the dining room. Tho t.bo was deco rated In honor of tho occasion with broad pink streamers carried from tho electrolier to tho four corners of tho table, and tho ccnterolcco was a bowl of cho'co Mamon Cochot roaes, presented by Mrs. L. Tl. "Wnrnnr. While Mr. Gore Is onfcoblcd by ad vancing ago ond ono by ono ho has laid aside tho actlvo duties of a long and busy life, his Interest In. those nhout him, as woll as In the Industrial progress of tho valley, which has been his homo since early manhood, con. Unites unabated. At noon he enjoyed a birthday dinner with Mr. a"nd Mrs. J. P. Wortman, esteemed neighbors, living In the old J. G. Van Dyke place. Tho ad that tho other newBDaoer reader merely danced at may be the one you'ro looking for. If You Are Looking for a Money Maker INVESTIGATE THIS 50 Acres of the finest hillside land in the valley, onejiiile from Jackson ville on main road and evory inch ;an be utilized. Sightly building spot. Price $225. Good torms. 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