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-rti-ift.Htmi(-r lii MlflDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDITORD, OUKQON, MONDAY, JUNE 27, 19.10, -' ' L Hook HpringH eoul. Try n ton i" two mid .yen will wiitil more. Clump or and boiler than wood. (J. I'. Illnw of Hold Mill wmh li jM ml lord Monday on liiw return 1 (Inld Hill nil tu' puiidiug Kiimliiy ii Ahlllltlld. Tim addition of (iiialily and homo comfoiilH will bo Qiiuoii Annu wutor, ouwur mill pnvod directs building ro ooiiHtmolloiiH, Hijo MoCullum, Hotel Niuh. tf Major I). H. AimIiiih vun ut Gold Hill Monday looking nl'lor IiiihIiiuhh juntloiH. Tliu major Ik framing up u good-Hir.od dun I in llial section, xvliioh will bo mi iiiipoi'litnl fiKUio in tho development of (liu mining iniltiH try of Southern Orison. Tho Hook HpringH, Wyo.; Iuiii) ooal in rolling thin way., Wo citn fill your onlurH now. You should gut rondv for fall mill wiutur now. Hon Mm bridge, tho drayinitu. Mr. and Mix. 0. L. l)nls anil daughter, M!hh Hazel, rottiruod from I'ortluud Sunday morning. Minn llu zul Iiiih been utloiiding tho Wntdiiiig (on liiuli school in I'orlland for tho tuiHt thruo yoaiH and grnduntcd with liiiiioi-H tliio mouth. During hot' throo yuan' ahsonco tho city Iiiih grown nliuoHt out of Miss IIimuI'm IjiiowI odgo, hut nho in glad to got homo af tor all. Nowly furniHhcd sleeping room, cool, (ii!ot cany walking distance. 'JOII OIhoii utrcot, corner Went Ham ilton JiiHt two hlookrt from North Oakdale paving. I'liono Main -M7-1. tf II. Ii. llolgnto loft for Grants Pass Monday morning after having spout Sunday in Mod ford. TIiIh fall and winter you will wish you had ordered xomo of that fine Hock Springs coal. You won't bo able to got it then, ho ordor it now. See V. J. Hurbridgo, drayman, at depot. Mix. J. I-'. White and daughter, Mihs Zolin, wore at AmIiIiiikI Monday on a vJHtt to relatives and friends. Tho vote for iroddoHH of lihortv at Jacksonville on Julv I in now open. Tickets on Halo at HiihhcII'h Confeo tlnuorv Ht"o and NiihIi hotel and llaHkiu'H drui Htore. Content cIosoh Juno '28. (1 it. m. tf I). Young, overflowing with tho milk of human kindncHK, crfHnycil to paMH "tho makinV of cigarettes to tho priHouorH in tho jail Sunday. His intentions wore good, hut the judge fined him $2 an a reminder to hunt up tho proper official hereafter when ho wished to furnish a friend with luxuries. Whoro In Mcdford can you get bet ter vnluos than in Queen Anno addi tion T Did you notice the cut of tho tiew public Hchnol to bo erected in Queen Annot Oct busy. Tho pros out prieo won't last long. tf Will noil n .Ti-inch practically now wagon and first-clnKS Htako wood rack. Call at Woods Lumber Co. 85 Ooorgo Mohok had disturbed tho pence, but iih ho only had $2.50 tlio oourt took that and allowed him to "mnko a iioIho like going away." A. K. ItonuieH returned from a professional trip north Saturday. Will Koll a IlV-i-inch nractically now wagon and first-class Htako wood rack. Call ut Woods Lumber Co. fi.r .. ... --- SOCIAL AND PERSONA Now Selling Series No. 6 WN Vit,U HPKCIAIi ATTKNTION TO j LOT 8, IM.OCK 2, which comprises 20 iicres wllhlu 20 minutes' walk of Medford poatofflco; -1 ncroo In old orchard that will easily not $1000 thin fall; 7-rooiu liouao, good bnrn, all In Al Hhapo; 23 ncron undor cul tivation; will soil for 19000; $3000 ensh, balauco to suit purchaser; Im provements atd crop vorth moro thnu cash pnyicout. LOT 11, DLOOIC 2, which com prises thirty ncios, all plnntod In poaiH anil "pplos nnd nro now In their third uumiuor. It liut a corn crop on It which will oaolly not K'00.00, a ulg' tly building pot and ono ot tho boat springs In tho val loy, Prlco per aero, $300; $30 cash por aero, i.ud $0,00 por acio por mouth. HI. AgnoH Guild of the HplMoopiil chinch will give u Hiippor cafeteria from (I to 7:.'I0 p, in., Wednesday, JiiiiD 21), i.t the Anglo Opera houso, followed by a dance, Everybody come. 8" Mr. an. I Mi-h. A. L. Ifongnn re lumed Monday from a viult to Port laud mill other northern poiutH. If you are a believer in the "mum I'oiulli" you'll indulge in a box of Whitinan'H, a book or a magazine or two. Tho Morrivold Shop will norvo you well. 8'' Mr. ami Mm. L. IJ. Uoodriclt of Loh AngelcH, Cal., are regiHtored at the Moore. A very choice collodion of pic turcH, inoltooH, curds, etc., at the Morrivold Shop, 131 WohI Main Hired. 8'' Mr. and Mrs. II. V. Fletcher of Cleveland, 0., arc among thoBo who, having been attracted by the boauticH of thin valley, are looking over it with a view to locating. Tho Morrlvoltl Shop in hhowing u very pretty lino of doeoratioiiH for July -I. Jap lauteniH, etc. JIM Wed Main drool. 81 I). 0. Willianm of Klamath Kail wiih in Mcdford Sunday on business. Mr. and .Mr. StuudoyH of Seattle, WiihIi., are regiHlered at tho NiibIi. l'at Douegan of JackHonvillo wit neHHod tho gamo between Mcdford and arnntH Push Sunday. I'at :h about the "oldcl inhabitant" in the btiHeball lino in Southern Oregon. He commenced playing ball when a lot of tho Htars wore carrying batH and dinning foul balls. Deputy Sheriff It. H. Dow Hpcut Sunday In Medford. Wh'tlo Hob Ih tnoro or lo8 a roHidont of Jaekson ville, it is pretty hard for him to keep away from Mcdford. W. A. Harnelull, until lately United Slates district attonioy for tho Alaskan diHtrict, arrived in Mcdford Monday and will enter into tho prac tice of law, with officcB in the Farmers' & Fruit Growers' hank building, on Wed Mnin. Judge W. K. Crowes returned Sun day from a trip to Seattle. "This country lookn better to me every time I hoc it." ho mud. "Tho Oregon boom is taking away many of the people wro formerly Mopped ut Se attle, and that town hasn't near the look of prosperity that it formerly had. Of course, it isn't u 'dead one' by any menus, but the current on the live wire Iiiih been reduced." Mishes Louise and Moitn Ward of Talent visited at K. 0. Hissoll'a Sat urday. Mrs. H. A. Hissell. from Central Point, has hpenl tho past two weeks with her son, K. 0. Hissell, on North Central avenue. Mr. Swan linn sold his homo on North Central avenue and will move his family to North Grape street early in tho wcok. Horn In Medford, Juno 27, 1010, to Mr. and Mrs. Percy L. Wood, a sou. Mrs. Wood was formerly Miss Ornco Lawtou, youngest daughter of I). T. Lawtou, one of tho pioneer merchants of Mcdford. Mrs. 0. A. Forbos of Talent has been visiting relatives and friends in Mcdford latoly. Tench your daughter to rodd more nds. than novols. It Is good llko dessert nttor n Hubdrvitlul meal. Heading ads. will mnlco nor practical tu lior Ideas, and will inuko romance roadlng wholly unrmloas. THIS PROPERTY IS PRICED FROM PIERCES SUB - LOTS NO. 1 AND cultivation, at $200 suit purchasor nt G IV YOU l'HKFJill i Deal through our authorized agents: IRA J. HODGE 11. O. MALTBY CUSIOK & MYERS JOHN D. OLWELL TOUREY & MURPHY ANDERSON & QUEEN I. W. DKH0SLWU AGENCY OREGON ORCHARD SYNDICATE -.-- -- Too Late to Classify II i-'Oli " IflSN'T" . Modern "nowfy fur iiIhIioiI roomn; irciitlonioni. preferred. 'i 08 N. Central avonr.u. K8 WANTI3D Chfimbormnldii atTlio NnHh Hotel. VOlt HAIilC .'100 liotiil of Angora goiitH. Ap,)ly J. A. WccHtorlond, Mcdford Nat. Manic Hldfc. WANTJ'JJ) Woman to do waBhlng tliu first of ciioli week fo a family of two, A'hlioni 11., enro Trlbuno office. KOH BALU 1 to 0 acrefl, 1 V4 miles out, under ditch; i;ond lo'-ntlon for chicken nmc'i, fine for berrlos and garden. $350.00 per acre TorniH. Hon owner, 20.8. I'oacl HI. 87 Frm rmf?r"5nJeni 7ir?inunun rooms at 131 Ivy street Bm Hi. 80 NEW YORK STOCK MARKET IS WEAK NKW YORK, Juno 27. Weakness wns shown In tho clock markot today and tho catiso was assigned to tho northwest whojt situation. Llttlo In terest was manifested whoa tho mar ket opened anl when nc'.lvo selling bogan a sovoro decllno waa notod. Tho leading stocks woro sold. Head ing broko 3 VI, Union Pacific 2 G-8, United Btatcs filed 2, St. Pari, Atchi son, Chesapeake & Ohio, National Lead, Conso'Idntod Gas, Southoru Pa cific, Amnlaomatcd Copper and Northern Pacific each 1 3-8 to 1. NOTE FOUND TELLING OF AWFUL SUFFERING SAN DAHNAHDINO, Cal., Juno 27. "I am lost; tho heat Is torrlblo; threo dayB out from Panamlnt; wa ter gono.' Penciled on a leaf torn from a nolo book, this mottsago was found near Wlngato PasB In Death Valley by L. N. Montgomery, a prospector, who Is renting horo today aftor a month's trip through tho desert rcjlon. Tho mosiago was datod May 30. Tho paper on which It was written was discolored by tho sands and blls torod by tho desort siin. Montgom ery had no means of tolling whothor It was tho last word to civilization of a man who porlrl-cd two yoara ago or somcono vrhoso body may liavo lain In Clio sand less than a month. Ho searched tho desert for miles In every direction but found no traco of tho author of tho scroll. To Settle Strike. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Juno 27. Iu mi endeavor to settle the differ ences hot ween tho 30.000 striking minors in tho southwestern conl dis trict and tho miuo operators, James Klliotl, representing the operators, and President Lewis, of tho Mine workers of America, are conferring lodav. It is expected that work in the mines will be resumed Julv f. - 4- You will miss a treat If you don't try Rardon's Lo- 4 nanberry Sherbet. $200 TO $500 AN ACRE CHEAPER THAN ANYTHING SEE IF ANYBODY IN THIS VICINITY WANTS ONLY 15 MINUTES' WALK 2, BLOCK 7, which comprises S 1 por aero, Torma$20 por aero caeh, por cent. JOHN R. REPUBLICANS IN FOR A TROUNCING --CHAMP CLARK Minority Leader Declares Commis sion Will Be an Issue in November and That Next House Will Be Controlled by Democrats- WABHINOTON, D. C, Juno 27. ! Cnunonlsm will bo an Irsuo In tho No I vombor elections, and tho republicans nro In for a good "trouncl-o" accord ing to Minority Leader Champ Clark today. Ulscusdnz tho work accompllshod during tho oi.grcoslonal session just clo-ed, Clark said: "Tho republicans havo "bcon start ing their old gamo of claiming every thing, but It la another caco of 7hls tllng to keep up courago .1 Ho going through a gravoyard. Thoy aro now bragging that tl cy havo fulfilled their promises. Their blgftcift prom ise to revlso tho tariff downwnrd and In ibis they utterly failed el fulfill ment. On the contrary, they revised It upward and for so doing aro In for a good trouncing. Everything that people consume Is higher. The most ridiculous document ever published Is Lodgo's comml'tco report on tho cost of living, which leaves o.t tho tariff entirely n. a sourco of tho high coat of living. Hut nothing belter could bo expected from a mat who in 1909 declared that tho consumer Is a myth. "Thoy ot-.rtcd this session with loud pronuiclnncnts about economy and wound up. as usual by Increasing tho total of tho 'appropriation bills. "Tho moot Important bill perhaps waB tho railroad bill. Thi bill as passed Is vory dlffcnnt and much bettor than tho WIckcrsham or ad ministrate i bill. Almost every im provement was forced by tho demo crats and insurgents. Most that Is gooi' In that Hi! wo cl.Im. What Is bad bolonga to tho republicans. "Wo (democrats and Insurgent re publicans) forced through :. resolu tion to elect an enlarged rules com mittee, of which tho speaker should not be a number. A few days ago, by a vote of 201 to 110, the houso adoptod a rulo to prevent commit tees from Bmothorlng or pigeon-holing bills. Tho regulars cannot with straight faces claim that they aro responsible for tho antI-snotherlng rules, for they agreed to It only bo causo thoy know wo had tho votes to put it through whothor tho reg ulnts voted for It or not. "Other rofonns remain to bo ef fected, nnd thoreforo Cannoninm re mains ns an Issuo on which tho peo plo will pass la Novombcr." -f - -f DR. GOBLE'S OPTICAL PARLOR REMOVED TO 235 E. MAIN STREET, OVER STRANG'S DRUG STORE. 4- 4 44 4 U- FROM MEDFORD P. O. ON - 3 a.-oa, undor and balanco to HHR A D i TRUST CO. (INCORPORATED) ROBERTSON, Secretary & General Manager. 9 North Central Avenue. (PACKING CONTEST AT APPLE SHOW Contests Vill Be Held for County. State, National and International Championships Much Rivalry Amonjj Packers. SPOKANE, Wash., Juno 27. Ono of tho tinlquo features In connection with tho nitknal apple shows in Spokane, Nov. II to 19, and In Chi cago, Nov. 28 to Dec. 4, will bo a sorlco of applo packing co tests for county, state, national ur.t Interna tional championships, with suitable trophies an 1 cash premiums to tho winners. Squnro and diagonal peaks of tho various recognized tics In reg ulation northwestern boxes will bo used In single, five nn 1 ten-box con tests, open to nil. It In also likely there will bo :. contest for teams in packing a full car of 030 boxes Thcro Is much rivalry among pack era In tho Dovcral valloyi la- tho northwest, whero gradlaj flLd pack ing has rer.c'icd a doreo oC perfec tion not yet attained elsewhere, and It Is expected that many of tho( cracks in Washington, O.-Jjon, lua ho, Montana and other st.ilcs, possi bly Colorado and California, will en ter. PlanB for tho contents havo not yet been worked cit, bu-. It is ex pected a full announcement will bo mado early in August. REPUBLICANS SCENT . PLOT IN MEETING ST. PAUL. Minn., June 27. Pro gressive Republicans here scent a "plot" in tho scheduled meeting of the Ballinger probe commission in Minneapolis, September lii. They say it is planned as nn attempt to destroy the results of the national conservation congress, which con venes in St. Paul, September 0. At this convention Former Presi dent Roosevelt, Gifford Pinchot, J. A. Garfield and nil tho champions of conservation "progressives" and Roosevelt policies will be sent. The progressives say that tho com mittee with its Ballinger leanings will make public its findings in fa vor of the secretary' just before tha meeting of the conservation congress with n view to destroying the effect of tho congress. AUTO PARTY SMASHED UP IN ACCIDENT OAKLAND, Cnl., June 27. Mrs. Adolph Zeis is in a critical condi tion today and Chnrles Renter nnd Mrs. J. W. Brnnsford are recovering from serious injuries following an automobile accident nenr here, in which Adolph Zeis, n traveling sales man, wns killed. Zeis was driving tho machine. Whilo rounding a curvo Zeis was temporarily blinded by tho glare of a streetcar headlight and tiie auto mobilo crashed into n telegraph pole, nnd his wife lauding several yards nhend of the automobile. Renter and Mrs. Brnnsford retained their sems in Hip inncbtno IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY. AM QUOTING THESE PRICES TO TO BUY PROPERTY. DIVISION AUTO BOULEVARD. LOT 12, IJLOCIC 2, comptlslng 10 acres, 3 wevoi plautod 3 yoars, at $3150; $300 cash, balanco easy nt 6 por cont. LOT 13, BLOCK 2, comprising 10 acros, at $20'0; $200 cns YEA. BOYOU'LL HAVETO BEGOOD WHILE IN RENO Nevada Mounted Police Will Be at Rlnnsldc and in the City July 4 to Preserve Order Compare Favor ably With Texas Rangers. RENO. Nov., Juno 27. The Nc vadn state polico, mounted, will as sist the chief of polico of Reno and the sheriff of Ormsby county in maintaining on July 4, both at tho ringside and in tho city, before, dur ing and after tho Jeffries-Johnson fight. Cnptnin William M. Cox has bean instructed by Governor Dickcrson to have his best men in Reno from July 2 to G. Six of the desert policemen nro nlrcndy here. Tho Nevada state polico can be favorably compared to tho famous Texas Rangers. They are a picked lot of frontiersmen who pntrol the barren deserts, co-operato with tho sheriffs in rounding up fugitive out laws, cattle thieves, claim-junipers nnd high-graders. From the brushy uplands of Northern Nevada to the wastes of Death valley theso rangers arc ever on watch. They are con stantly at the command of the gov ernor and take the place of the mili tia of other states. They will be unique figures to many-fight visitors. TEDDY, JR., AND BRIDE TAKE HONEYMOON TRIP SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., June 27. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., and his bride aro en route to Los Angeles to day to complete their honeymoon. They will return to San Francisco tho latter part of July and on Au gust 1 Teddy, Jr., will take up his duties for the Hartford Carpet com pany at a salary of $5Q0 per month. During the 2-t hours the Roosovelts spent in San Francisco they did not leave their apartments once. Meals were served in their suite. They re fused to receive visitors or answer telephone cnlls. WOMAN RESCUES MAN FROM PERILOUS PERCH PUEBLO, Colo., Juno 27. Res cued from the clutch of a live high power wire by nn intrcnid woman. Joseph Pfeiffer, a lincmnn, 1ms a fighting chance against death today. Pfeiffer had been knocked out by a shock of 25,000 volts and hung sus pended at the top of a polo by the belt. He was seen by Miss Jnno Adam son, who lives on a ranch 40 miles northwest of here. Miss Adamson, nfter considerable labor, nailed crosspieces to the polo for a height of 30 feot, climbed the improvised ladder and rescued the lineman. TTnaVina for HphIMi ACREAGE 5, 10, 15 and 20-acro tracts ono ml!o east of Talent, nt $100 por acre; $20 cash per aero, balanco $2 por ncro por month. Med ford Orchard & Trust Co. Inc., 0 N. Central. 10 aero tracts, planted to peara and apples, now In socond summor; i utiles north oC Medford, on county road, nt $32-5.00 per aero; $65 cash per aero, balanco $0.50 por aero per month. Money to loan- w o havo $500,000 enjtcru money to loan on first movtaagos. Farm loans pro- forredj no lens mado less than $5000. NEW CABINET EOR PORTUGAL New Body Formed by Ex-MInlstcr of Finance at Request of Kinrj Man uelThe Old Ono Was Recently Dismissed. LISBON, Portugnl, Juno 27. Portugal today has a now cabinet, formed by Don Antonio Toixoiru Do Sousn, ex-minister of finnnco, nt tho request of King Mnnuel. Tho new cabinet is composed us follews: Premier nnd Minister of tho Inter ior Teixcira Do Sousn. Minister of justice, Mnnuol Frntol. Minister of finnnco, Anselmo Ad rcde. Ministor of wnr,.Gonornl Baposn. Minister of foreign affairs, Joso Azovcdo. Minister of marine, Marusco Do Souao. Minister of public works, Peiroira Santo. The previous cabinet recently re signed. Haskins for Health. For Sale Fine business, sales $70 daily. Bicycle, will trade. 3 lots and bungalow, make an offer. Some fine alfalfa tracts very cheap. 40 acres, out, $700. Homestoad3, call room 207. Lots West Walnut Park addition. Oak tier wood, well seasoned. Restaurant for quick sale, $275. Two acres, close in, $050. 34 acres under ditch, close in; $6,800 1G0 acres, close in, fine dairy and stock ranch, $20 per acre! 1200 acres, heavy timber, on P. & B. railroad. Fine truck land, closo in, $20 acre. Bootblack stand, cheap. 2-room houso and lot for price of lot. Bearing orchard, fino location, no disease, heavy commorcial crop, $500 per aero. 100 acres, 1,000,000 pine timber, im provements, $7 per acre. Good incomo proporty, trade for acreage. WANTED. Girls for general housework. Log drivers. Girls for general housework, $5 to $7 por woek. Railroad men, $2.25. Woman to cook on ranch. Men to cut wood, $2 cord, $1.15 tier. E. F. A. BITTNER MeaTord Employment Bureau. Business chances, real estate, all kinds of help furnished. Room 207 Taylor & Phlpps Bldu;. Phone 4141 Main. ' t i i ' I M iil ---