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m fc . u WTvf i V k ii" K tr 3tv 8 o MMMWIUt SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Won't forRct the reception to be feiven n tho Motliotlitut Kimoj)ni t'hurcli tliis eoniiiK, Juno 22, from 7:00 to 10 o'clock. All membcra mill friends cordially invited. ion cun double your inonoy in fit) days by investing in tho Automatic Cnll Si Advcrlibinj; Clock company. A complete domonstrntint; system ii Kov. W. T. Collider's office' room . mini block. Would bo Rind to show you tho invention. SO Goorga II. Durham of Grants IW was in Mcdford Tuesday on a busi ness tnp. Rock Springs coal. Try n ton or two and you will want moro. Cheap er and bolter than wood. P. II. Goodwin of Klnmnlh Fniui was in Mcdford on a business trip weuncsuny. I have cocured tho agency for the wejBnqwn Rppjj Springs conl and IH W nblP supply Medford with WA W. In order to havo r. anffi.l oienj supply would nsk that all w ing this ooal ploco thoir on'' ae now, as this coal c- "., cured during tho 01? There is no bo' a"not bo s- orders by - winter months. ,W. J. ier coal. Place your rieciner, writing u phoning iurbridgt, Mcdford. aT. M. Taylor of Jacksonville was in Medford Wednesday, bustling for the Fourth of July celebration at the county seat. Tho reputation the old town has for hospitality and coming up to its promises on celebrations of any kind will attract a crowd from all over tho valley, and "Mnrve" and his associates are doing everything in their power to lot people know that "Jacksonville will celebrate." Lice soon eat up your profits. Kill this pest quickly with Conkey's Lice Powder for body lice. Lico Li quid for mites and Head Lice Oint ment xor utUo clucks. Ask lor n copy of Conkey's Poultry Book. By mail, 4c. Warner, Wortmnn & Gore. Nort Eddings, the veteran stage driver, was in Medford from Gold Hill Wednesday on his way to Jack sonville on business before the coun ty judge. The addition of quality and home comforts will be Queen Anne water, sewer and paved Btrects building re constructions. See McCnllum, Hotel Nash. It W. W. Harmon, tho Eagle Point orchardist, was in Medford Wednes day. This fall and winter you will wish you had ordered some of that fine Rock Springs conl. You won't be able to get it then, so order it now. See W. J. Burbridge, drayman, at depot. S. M. Ncalon of- Table Rock spent Wednesday in Mcdford. W. H. Norcross of Central Point was in Mcdford Wednesday looking after business matters. The Rook Springs, Wyo., lump coal is rolling this way. We can fill your orders now. You should get ready for fall and winter now. See Burbridge, tho drnjman. Gcorgo H. Lyman of Gold Hill was in .oledtord Wednesday. "I had to Vnu'lo ..'.:.sl. . 1 i -..J .,,. sieopmg room, SnS V,?,1 cnsy walkK distance. JOJ Olson street, corner West Hmn iltoft ,just tvfo blof'ks fiimi v.ii." . , . -VM. lltl uuKunio jmuni; mbmb itAff, mfinjirfB, iffibflnftn. qbkoow. WHnKtemv .tumb m ioia f M Too Late to Classify .. . . . . I'liono Main 4-17A. tl rv.. r.TT ' zl - The volt! for iMJihluss nf lil,..,. ... UK &alu a rcglstortir nnt unlT. Jucksotmllu mi ,t..u. .i : ... ' Krietl foni:lo Alrmiii i ,... :Cto oil snlu ill Kiikxnll'd r.,.,... Bain. Kor imwIimiI ,. .i,i r, ficl nM si D mm wash hotel and i no ,.,rup' 8,0Pe' Contest closes Junu 28. (J i). m. if rreil Howutd. who W l.m, .. Bntto Falls for the past several weeks, returned to Central Point eduesday. Misses Effio Tothorow and Lottie u-vrnionu or Urauts Pass visited lnends in Medfonl Tuesday. P. H. Thompson of Wimer, ouu of iho prominent citfeons of llir-t . tion, was in Medfonl i.. .!... Wednesday. L. E. Downing of. mUton, Mont, is in the vnlloy looking over UlQ countrv will, r. ..: i-i i'10 fr. m Mra, N. C. llu,?,TT , lister, Cl Irnvo b- -rigga of noi 'o Mr. mill if- -ocn horo on n visit loft Iho ' .s. V. T. McCray. They thel- ' lorcpart of tho week for - homo. . 2U GRASS FIRE MAY CAUSE AUTOMOBILE FINES SKllcr. Selma. Or WAN'ruo situirrmT" S2 A gmss fire on North Central ave nue which might havo resulted in a serious blaze Tuesday nftcruoon, may be the means of causing some nutomobilists to bo a bit more care ful about running over hose lines. Three nutos nro known to havo vio lated tho ordinance in that respect at Tuesday's fire, and warrants will bo issued for the arrest of the offend ing chauffeurs. Tho mayor was ab sent from tho city Wednesday morn ing, but is expected to try tho cases this afternoon. Tho violation of tho ordinance was likely more through carelessness than intention, but tho damage by the bursting of a hoso in caso of a big firo would bo just as great whether intentional or accidental. n tliimkoiiimi "4 VWK m ICiggliiB or mining -ui. "etixvwtor.ipornto, ahiRlo ami can nirntslivforoncos from provlous omiiloyovij at -l)rC8ont ouiloy4 an clork, and, Bla,Pr Wth mCi ct thJ "VJost logjcla K romnanlcn tn north- l oru Idaho a ono of tlolr ciinns. V. M.-, caro MeJ f0ra M Tribune. S2 ru"- ajuk- 200 acres, 2 1-2 miles from, lftsrja rolnt; G7 acres In or cnartf; 20 acres bearing Sjilt2 nnil on'owa apples; 5 acres Unrttott eava la ooarlng, balance ot trees planted Inst spring; good. C-room house, with wator piped all through; two good barns; on main road; II F. D.; public school on tho placo; this year's crop, of hay, horses, wag ons and all equipments go with the placo; nil o this placo Is undor tho Fish Lake ditch. This is tho best buy wo know ot In tho Rogtio River vnlloy. Prlco $105 per acre, with exceptionally easy terms. Aylor & Barnott. S2 WANTED To rent, -5 or a room fur nished liouso, modern; adults only? best ot care. Address G. C. C.v 134 Ivy streot, SB FOR EXCHANGE 40 cres pood fruit land, 1 1-2 mlV3 west of Red Bluff, Cal.; lO-room house, family orchard; will exchange for Medford property; vroporty worth 7000; equity Of $4000 will accept In Med ford property. Inqulro Frank G. Ai drews, G South Fir streot, Mcd,vrd. tt LOST Gold watch wwi small clmbx and nugget. FlnOr plcaso lcavo lit Russell's otoxe. 80 1 -' " RECORD PRICE FOR UNIMPROVED LAND UNION', Or., June 22. Deeds for a tract of 200 acres of land Just south of Union, formerly owned by N. F. FIcklln, were given to Leon Levy, the deal representing an outlay of $20,500. TLIa is the largest price paid for naked land in largo portions in the Union country for several years. come," he said, "to get wire to fas- ton the limbs of tho trees in my or chard, so that thoy could bear the weight of tho fruit." Rock Springs coal has been on the market for years. All coal-users know it is the very best. Try a ton; order it now. Don't fail to seo tho XelaoE-Wol-gast fight pictures at the Bijou Fri- aay and .baturday. 80 G. W. Froy of Little Butte was in Medford Wednesday looking nfter business matters, accomnanied hv his son. Buy a solid block of splendid res idence lots from owuor, Laurel Park. Consists of 20 lots near Paying: prico $0500. B. F. Benson, aiMpore Hotel. gg t The Qrdor of tho Eastern Star will give an entortainmont and Imnmini tonight in Masonic hull. This will be the last time tho "Star" will en tertain this summer. The committee in chnrgo are arranging many sur prises and hope to seo all members presont. Whore in Medford can you get bet ter .values than in Queen Anno n,i;. tionf Did you notico the cut of the new publio school to bo erected in Queen Anno T Got busy. The pres ent prico won't Inst long. tf Rov. Gibonoy, Rev. Shields and W. B. Harris spent Sunday and the fn-Bt of this week in Butte Falls, whoro thoy wont in tho interest of 7 "owy organized church at tlint Placo. Thoy report tho young church domg very well. Dr. Gibonoy preached Sunday morning and Rov owoias m mo atternoon and evening to largo audiences. W. W. narmon of Eagle Point is spending a fow days in Medford. J. W. Stinson of Woodville is 111 A now bungalow and two lots for juur own price, is, '. Benson. 80" Medford on business. Jack Aikon is in Medford on 0 short business trip. W. L. Rodenborgor, above Plioo nix, will dolivor berries of all kinds. Phone orders Phoenix 71Q4. Ad irwa, PJioenix. 3 'Hotel Arrivals. At the Nash L. E. Downing, Ham lin; H. R. Jackson, San Francisco e. E. wnitlnir and wife. Cli!cizo: H. R. Alton, city; P. R. GpxMtwIr., Klamath Falls; W. W. Hopnon, Eagle Point; F. M. Hammond Youngstown; George M. Kollar, Crescent City; N. W. Scharf, Ported; George H. Dur ham, Grants Pass; C. B. Sherwood, Seattle; S4 L. Btgelow, J. a Bigger, Mrs. Jeffrey, Portland; M. G. Mur ray, Ashland; R. M. Klelland Seat tle; Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Sleenslioys, Seattle; Boudinot Connor, Tablo Rock; H. F. Curtis, Portland; T. J. Kennedy, Philadelphia; H. A. Bur gess, J. M. Porter, Portland. At tho Mooro A. O. Mead, Spo kane; Effle Tetherson, Lottie D'Ar- mond. Grants Pass; Mrn. W. n. tu.- Leod, FalrvJow; F, H. Thompson, Wi eor; J. G. Shoemaker, James L. Mc Lce, Miss Betty Harte, Jir. td Mru. Hoggs, Nicholas Cogley, Portland; J. Dodd and wife, Portland; p. Richer-son. HAPPY CHOICE QF NAME. FOR RENO FIOHT CLUB SAN FRANCISCO. Cal., June. 22. A bunch of happy fight fnis filed out of tho Rickard-Glen.oon offico hero today bcuring in 010ir hands bright yellow bits of pvutebonrd with tho namo "Marathon club," and cou pons, calling for .choico seats in tho as yet unbelt Jeffries-Johnson arena at Ione. It was a brisk day in tho Sght ticket line, tho fastest since. Governor Gillett first took ne Ho.tI against holding the contest in California. Ono smiling holder, gazing- at his ticket, declared tho club's name- was certainly a happy choice. "It bus been a Marathon since the Promoters started out to find a sit-. From Emeryville to San Francisn and then on to Reno," said tho fight fnn, "and now tho rest of ua will havo to Marathon up to Nevada; but it's worth tho hike." midfa&Lja - j ' r "(l HMv SAI.IOS .NI HMAMi I'UOP ITM." New Lite and Voung Blood MO., AND (MIIOAOO. m iiavi: 1 oca run main' ofkicm ix mkdkouu. S With II uiictiOH In r" POKTI .VI, MI.N'NKArOMS, KANH AS t'lTV. Now Soiling , A part of Ploreo'a nubdlvlHlmi loenU'd In Township 117 S It. 1 Wont. This iirnpiirty Is a mllonnd 11 quiuter uortiieast of tho Medfonl poHloHlco. Wo call hpopIrI attention to Lot 11, which coniprlnon thirty Rcros, all planted In pear unit apples, uml mo now In thulr third snnimor. It linn 11 mini crop on It which will easily net JGjo.oO, n alghlly Imlldlug siiut and 0110 or tho host uHiik In tho valley. "Prico porncro, J3G0.00; J3C.00 civsh per aero, and 7.00 per uoiu p or mouth. To tho Public- Wo earnestly urgo upon nil visitors to Medford tho wlwlom of n visit of liiHpoetlou to this hoautltul ORCHARD tract. Tho trip will bo worth your whllo In th:it you will vlnw ono of tho moat Ideally lo cated O 11 O II A U I) S In tho ontlro ROGUE ItlVKll VALLWV. Call (it our offico, or nmlco ap pointment by phono, and wo will bo glad to havo ono of our roproHontatlvort show thin property In our automobiles. , fAYS . 1' 'U'-J&A IK VOU PUEFKlt Deal tlntiiigh our nutliorlzot) agontbt IRA J. DODGE II. C. MALTBY CUSICK & MYERS- "l ' ' ' JOHN D. OLWELL TORREY & JIURPHY ANDERSON & GREEN T. W. DRESSLER AGENCY OREGON ORCHARD SYND. THE MEDFORD ORCHARD & TRUST CO WE MAKB A SPECIALTY OK ROGUE RIVER VALLEY FRUIT LANDS TELEIMIONW MAIN -ICOL TKMI'OllAltlliY LOCATED AT NO. O NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE. Permnuont mldroBH if tor aukiihI 1, St. Mark's Illdg. m M J :TU ? U-iAi j i . of Tils trip around tho world. Whllo Itoro ho will bo tho guest ot his Bon, Henry "Dickinson, a local lumberman. Mrs. Dickinson and nnothor son ar rived hero last Sunday and aro now guests at tho llonry Dickinson home. With General Clarcnco Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Dlcklucon and tho younger, son will Ball from San Frau clsco next week for Honolulu and tho orient. Leaves Estate to Chinaman. Dickinson in Seattle. SEATTLE, Wash.' Juno 22. Sec retary of War Bickinson will arrive In Seattle Saturday on tho Wrst lap NEW YORK, Juno 22. Wonjg Hong Hocy, a Chinese protcgo of Mtsz Alcihla Mason Carter, is bequeathed $CC,000 ana an equal sliaro lit tho honsohold effects In MI33 Cnrtor's will on fllo for probato hero. Hooy has been aii inmato of tho Carter homo for ten years and Is referred to In tho will as "my Cljueso boy." Miss Car tor died Juno 10. Hooy is totally blind and paralytic. Ho acted as in terpreter in a private school conduct-. ed by Miss Cartor. Tho roslduo of the cstato is willed to thrco coualua in cqnnl shares. llasklna for health. New Yor& Market. NEW YORK June 22..SHcht ad. vances were, recorded 'm tho loaders of tho stock market today following report, that tho rumored destruction of crops was exaggerated. Amoilcan Sugar, People's Q Union Pacific. Groat Northern Urof.erred. Roadimr. Chesapeake r,d Ohio. Renublio Steel. American. Smelting; imd General Elec tric rose 1, and National Biscuit 2 1-4. Bonds wore firm.. Illinois Central declined 3-4. and Southern Pacific C-8. Tho market elcised strong. ' J Mrs. Taft. Golnrj Home.'. ' REVERLY, Musb., Juno- ffl -Mrs. William fl. Tn.fl will arrive h ero 111 a private enr tomorrow and pi'ocecd to tho BcVOrlv "Summur IVJiWn IIoiim." The president will not leavo W fash ington for sovornl days. Tho sum mor home 1ms boon put in ox client condition in expectation of th 0 nr rival of the presidential famih t. Excursion Ratesto the East D 0 DURING 1910. FROM ALL POINTS ON THE 22. an of tis a Two Killed In Accident. ELIZAIJETII. N. J Juno ThomaB Gilfeathor, a salesm Cincinnati, and A. II. Mot chauffeur, woro killed today vhen a Philadelphia & HoadiiiL' train nfi-iink their automobilo nt Iho Woo dbridgo grade crossing. Tho an .omobilo caught firo and Qilfontlior' , body wu mirnou 8t.tyetm1M hU iir wUent anil l)ar Eichonl fn ni. .1 CATtk nt HlMtAr.nf tit .!... iiT: iT.' !t.uI c0iiiiut5."Ar7;,i.;;""""SiM,,.'':pi lumti. iu.in;r.: 1 Yi-.r. t'si -u Ttt.'i i.- r: ..!"' trail ravimRiMnHil niir. Apputioa Tilt Ztt Swlor, 0)c Zl, El. Htl.ru Htll.PaHl U7 MIX M'tarj Mluui. JUl to m'.Of. r Southern Pacific .,X ,' (LINES IN OREGON) , TO ' RATES ' z . tDJCUgO .... i,.......... ip iZ.oU .. .Couacil Bluff's $60.00 t Unialiti .....W...MM..M.WM.WMM. $60.00 :j Kansas City $60.00 , St. Joseph $60.00 j St. Paul via Counts Bluffs $63.90 z linnearpolis direct $60.00 Minneapolis, via Council Bluffs $63.90 Dulutb, direct ..,. , $66.90 ' Duluth, via Council Bluflfa. $67.50 St. Louis m $67.50 Tickets will be on sale May 2d and 9th; Juno 2d, 17th and 24th; July 5th and 22d; August 3d; September 8th. The above rates agply from Portland only. From points south of Portland, add ONE WAY local rate to Port land, to make thorough rate via Portland. Ono way enrougn uaiitornia, add $15.00 to above rates. Except that fares to St. Paul and Minneapolis one way via Cal ifornia will be $2175 higher, and fare to Duluth $24.75 higher than fares via direct rotttea. Ten days prmrided for tho going trip. Stop-overs witfliin limits in cither direc tion. Final return limit throe months from date of sale, hut not later than Oc tober1 31st. Inquire of any S. P. Agent for complete information, or WM. MdMTJIKRAY 1 General Passenger Agent, "1 Portland, Oregon mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmuimmmnmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmm 1 j mm Jr m mat mW amm maw m man aw .kw A al I M'MtMM U aaa W 1 Ml r m mm W M kaaW S 'Il5"g Si CHOCOLATES & CONFECTIONS fillBlc Olfe Just received direct from the makers. Call and see these famous sealed-up sweets. Good judges declare they are the best made in America. All kinds ; all prices. The MERRIVOLD SHOP &? M in Sll m mm DG!l D D rr ANNUA immmmmammmmlamlmmlmmmlal O F the; TOUR COLUMBIA PARK BOYS of San Francisco CRACK BftSE BULL TEAMS SUPER! MILITARY BAUD uz j& CLEVER EVENING PERFORMANCE - AFTERNOON EacH Day BASE BALL With 15hQf Medford Team PRIClES - 25c and 5Qc GAM32 CALLED 3 p. m. I maamaaaaaaam t EVENING At &u Medford Theatre WED., Musical, Dramatic, JUNE 22 Athletic Entertainment THUR., JUNE 23 Hlnh-Class Minstrel Show. PRICE, 50c, 75c, $1.00 Medford, WED., THUR., JUNE 22-23 K. , tti s. . r . awwaynBBiMHCiW'rBff''' " b2& JSutaiSPSWiaux: