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'' w- a'juuwhi1--- MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 'IB. 1910. V W . Uv I ' af SOCIAL AND PERSONAL .IiiIiii II. Ciirklii, iitloiiioy-nt-liiw, ovur Judicium County) Hank. Mm, It, W. llrownoll anil nou of (IIdii county, California who luivo boon vliiltlin; Mr, and Mni, .1. 0, Pen dleton of Tublo lloclc, loft Monday nftornoon on tholr return homo, I'imclien for :lo, Dr. W. It. Btokon, lihoiio Kurinor 7003, If Mr, ittul Mrit, J, Nuniwi of Juclc Monvllln loft Ttiemlny inornliiK fr C'olciilln for a uhort nlay with tholr diuiithtorH, who uru Hojntirnliu; at that place, Head AiigiiHt HtniHut. Head "Tho l'hilippiimn mi I Saw Tliom," by Guiiorul .limioH V. Biiiilh, ox-governor of tliu Philippinei, mid "California Illnok Cold, tho Hoinnneo of tlio Oil Wollii," by Walter V. Woohlko, in SuiiHet for AugtiHt, now on Halo at nil iiowh hUihIh, 15 onti. Jill (li-orjto K. I.owlu of JuckHonvlllo wan n Medford vlnltor Tuumlny. Tho ladlcH of tho ClirUtlan church will hold a Inwn nodal Tuomlay ovo nliiK at tho homo of Mm. Joiioh, 801 Muln Htroot. 127 Ur, and Mm. Thayor and Mr, and Mm. K, K. Holt havo returned from an trip to Crater I.nlco. Dr. Thayor Ik happy In tho thought that ho liroiii;lit hack a door. California Amlruwa, local ronldont nKont for tho Ioh MoIIiioh, Oil., Land company nt l.w MoIIiioh, Cal will inako tho trip with a party In a fow dnvH. All who wUh to Join tho party and havo a look at tho flnoMt Irrl Kntoil InnilH on tho coaHt r.ro rouuoHt od to call at No. 0, 8. Kir ntroot and mako arraiiKomontM. tf W. J. I'hllllpn of Portland, illvU Ion commorrial Miiporlntoudoiit of tho Pacific Tolophono & Toloijraph com pany, Ih on lib Homl-anmial lour of Ilium In iiouthorn Oregon. Public HtonoKraphur at tho Mitrrl void Shop. 134 J. II. Poppor. who purchaHod tho 3. 0. Van Dyko ranch last fall, and who Iiiih boon horo for iiovoral ilnyi loft Tui'Hdny morning for tho piihI. Ho oxpoctH to .otiirn later In tho mil and ultlmati'ly mako hln homo horo. l)r. Hay returned Tuocdny from Newport, where he linn heon rusti cating a couple of wooki. Archdeacon Cliamliom returned on Tuoiiday from Portland. Mr. Clinm liom hii'h that from now on tlilngo will bo puHliml In tho coiiHtructloii of tho KplHcopal htilltllui:. "Klk'M Milk," tho new KIIch' hour written hy O. T. WIIboii nnd mini; In tho mlntitrol alinw kIvoii by Medford Klltt la;t February, l now on Halo at WhotHol Mimic Co. 12!) 10. Kraut) of Corvallla Ih horo on a huxlneiw trip. Mm. J. P. DoShwnli Iiiih roturned from a inonth'H vIbII at Coleatln. Mm. W. P. ChlHholm of Oolil II 111 vlrilted frloiidH and did hoiiio nhop pltiK In Medford TuoHday nftornoon. MIhh HlUnboth Whltmoro of Alle Ktin, Mich., who Iiiih boon vlaltlng Hov, and Mm. William Liiciib for tho paHt Hovoral wooIch, loft Monday on hor way homo. Harry Helinu, who linn boon upend ing hln vacation at Clnunbar Spring, returned Tuesday loklng halo and lionrty nnd much lionofltod by tho trip, Mm. A. P. Cnrtor of Hovorly, MasH. who linn heon vlftltlng her brother! h. 10. OhkooiJ and family, loft for tho mxitli Mondny. Mr. and Mm. C. McDonald and Mr. and Mm. (1. C. Wnlkor of Oakland, Cal are hero on tholr way to Crator Uiko. Phil Nou and family nt Portland woro In Medford Mondny on tholr way to Crater I.ako and Klamath country polnta by auto. A. D. AiiHtln of Seattle In a Med ford liuiilnoiw vlnltor. Mr. nnd Mm, Kred Palo nnd MIhh Cora Walker nro roglHtorod at tho NiihIi from Portlnnd on tholr way to Crator I.ako nnd olHowhoro. ' O, T. Wilson of lOnKlo Point wan In Medford Tuesday on a limilnoaH trip. Claud Mot'. Iiiih roturned from a whorl vacation on tho uppor river. It. L. Karmor of Saloin, who wnH horo laHt woel: attending tho oIibo qulou of lilfl mothor, tho Into Mrs. Narclma McCain, returned to hla homo Monday ovonlnR. Hovoral nuin havo boon nont out from Medford to holp flisht tlto for oat flroa raging I" the Four-Hit crook and lllg Hutto noctlona. Hovoral boc tloiiH of valuable timber land nro throntoned, Mlmor A. Hlcka la In arnnta Pans OII bUHlllOHH, Itlclinrd Cr.lilor loft Tuoadny morn ing for 101k Crook on a hunting trip. Lyman Orton and a party of frloiulm havo roturned from an mi tomobllo trip to Crator I.nko. ' MlaHoa Crowoll and Crawford, tho popular mmdoliMiH who havo boon nb Hont during tho pnut two wooka on tholr vacation, aro oxpootod to roturn Wodnoadny. Voter M. Korohaw loft Tuoaday on a bualnoBB trip to California. UNO STILL SAYS tt j) Minneapolis Man Now In Portlnnd Will Not Accept Candidacy For Governorship of Minnesota Which Is Bclnn Forced on Him I'OKTIjANI), Auk. M Although ho ili'dlareil that bo Ih fitill ilotemiiuud not to aucupt tliu candidacy for tho Kovoi'immliip of Minnesota, whiob tbu .MiiiuoHotii demoorntio convention reciintly tbriiHt iimii him doHpito lii protoHtH, Jobu 1uid of .MiiiiieapoliH, in Portland thin nftornoon, showed by bin wordH and autioiiH thai liu will in all probability make the race. At tho hotel Portland Huh after noon l.iud and .Jolin.K. Hiiebard, u protniiiuiit St. Paul domooral poli tician, lunched together uiiil held a bum (oiiforunco. To Save Ship Soon VICT01UA, Aiir. 1(1. That tlio Htoainer I'riui'iHK May, which wont unround near Sentinel inland, AIiih ka, Ih now boitiK propared to be pull ed off the reef mid will be ready for Horvico aaiii y the fimt of October, ik the prediction today of Captain Troup, inniinKor of the Cun adinu Paeil'ie Knilway eouat Her froin tlio nceno of tlio wreck. Tho vchkcI, it irt expected, will be flouted nt flood tide tomorow. She Iiiih .'I I platcH dutuiiKcd and her fraiiien will have to bo repaired mid renewed. $7000 A DAY IS FIRE L Estimate Given Out by Forestry Bureau Shows That Finhtlnn. of Forest Fires Is an Expensive Busi ness. WASHINGTON', Auk. 10. Seven thoiiHuiid dollarn a day in what it is coHtini; the Koverinueiit to HkIiI the forcHt fiivH in the iiortbweHt, ne eordiiiK to extimateK K'ivcn out to day by I lie forestry service. This ouoriiioitH drain upon the public treasury in the result of the most diHtastrous series of coiifluKrutiuns tbnt have occurred since the estab lishment of the bureau. Associate Forester Albert V. Pot ter expresses bis beliefe Hint the worst of tho destruction is past. He believes that by this time tliu nrmy nnd I lie ratters have the flames tinder control. VOTING HEAVY IN BEAR STATE (Continued from pngn 1) Tho Curry forces woro strong In Santa Clara and Calavorao counties. Aldon Andormm'tt mnnnRorH nro optimistic. Tho voto In Sacramento was hoavy, Cleat Intoront beliiK displayed In tho flKht between William Kent nnd Dun enn McKlalay for tho coiiRrosalonal nomination. Tho voto at noon In Bncramonto wa aid to favor Kent, tho liiHiirKont candidate. In tho country diatrlcta tho trend of tho votlnr; waa declared to ho allKhtly In favor of M'cKlnlny. CoiiKreasman McI.nclil.in'H mana ger at noon nredlctod tbnt b would bo le-noinlnatcd by a plurality of 10,000. Tho democratic voto Ih llRht owing to tho fact thnt thoro la no contoat for the nomination for Kovornor, Thoodoro A. Hell bolng tho only can didate on tho Oomocrntlo ticket. Hotel Arrivals. At tho Mooro On. 13. Metzger, Portland; H. Kraua, Corvallla; T. II. Tllllnghaat, J. D. MoDonnld and wlfo, Portland; Cbnvlea A. Colo, Corval lla; II. O. Wright, Portland; Harry .Tonoa, San Franclaco; I Mr. nnd Mra. O. McDonald, Mr. nnd Mrs. T. O. Wnlkor, Oakland; M. IIII .IIondrlckB, Tnconia; O, J. Smith, Portland; Goo. S. Stall, I.oa Angoloa; Phil Nou and family Portland; R. J. Oloaon, Du huquo; John nilllngfl, city; Lou a MacDnunld, At tlio Naah Tj. O. Clopoland, C. M. Htunip, Portlnnd; A. D. Evana, Now York; W. C. Irona, Cincinnati; A. A. I.ovy, Han Frnnclsoo; H. 13. Mnllng, Portlnnd; Mr. nnd Mrs. F. II. Ilrlohort, Han Francisco A, O. Itlohl, P. J. Ihilonttno, Pohtlnnd; A. D. Auatln, Soattlo; O. O. Dally, city; Frod Pato and wlfo, Cora Walker, Portland; A. H. Alton, A, 13. Roamoa, Portland. All automobllo ownors aro roquoat od to moot this ovoulng nt tho Coin morolal club rooniB. NOTHING DOING s MAN MAKES A SMOOTH ESCAPE Man Arestcd in Grants Pass on For Ijcry Chame From San Francisco Gives Deputy Sheriff the Slip Worked an Old Dodyo 0 HA NTH IAHH, On., Auk. 16. Oooro Klmhiill, wanted In Han Fran cIhco on a forfjery charo, encapod from Deputy Hherlff Cheaahlro and Ih Htlll at larKO. Kimball wan arrented yontorday afternoon. Ao ho pawned a atoro ho iiHkod ClicKHhlro for pormlHHlon to enter the atoro to aettlo a buBlnons matter with tho proprietor. Tho ro ipioHt wiih Kranted nnd Kimball stop ped Into tho utoro nnd encapod through n roar door. PORTLAND TO BOOST VALLEY (Continued from Page 1.) of my ihR here nt this time ih to Bccuro information first hand of tho valley mid make nrranucments for "copy" mid pliotoirraplis. This is to bo sent to eastern pn porn from which wo bavo bad ro (ich(h for such matter. "I have read much of the ltoKiie Hivcr valloy and its resourceH mid eamo hero with liiub expectations. All of these expectations havee been fulfilled. You have a wonder ful vnlley nnd Medford is indeed a splendid city. "The Portlnnd Commcrcini club U devotiiiK al of its energies to the state nnd not to the city of Port lnnd. Whut helps fedford helps Portlnnd and we are willine; to help 1 you." Mr. Chapman was shown over the vnlley by MnnnKcr Malbonrf of the Medford Commcrcini club. Mntch tho classified advertising campaign to tho importnnco of the aalo you want to mako. You wouldn't trust a tcn-horso power task to a ono-horso power cnglno. BIDS. School board will ontertnln bids for 200 cordB of wood or nny part thereof up to August 20. ORIS CHAWFOHD, Ctork Dlst. No. 49. CANNON TO STAND BY GUNS (Continued from Pneo .) the hintt that would be ucecssnry to bring about the retirement of the sceretnry of tlto interior. While, this phase of tho situation is being brought to Tnft's nttention, lit is said einispuries of the "old guard" aro being sent to Hovorly to ask tlio president as pointedly ns strict poli tical etiquette will permit just why Senutor Crane is so anxious to pla cate the insurgents and progressives ami why the president himself seems to be in sympathy with the scheme. If you havo business ability, show Its quality In tho way you advortlso for a position. PLENTY OF Water DEEP SOIL, NO FAILURES OF CROPS Fop full particulars call on FRANK O. (Califor nia) ANDRRWS, at NO. (J SOUTH FIR ST., Miulford Resi dent, Agent of Los Mo linos Laud Co., Los Eolinos, Cal. FOR A QUICK SALE I havo a cornor lot lOOx 100, tlireo blocks from now Hotel Medford, with good house of 8 rooms, concrete foun dation, fenced, garage, etc.; good woll; houso can bo remodeled and threo or four moro rooms added for a fow hundred dollars; would mako fino rooming houso; plenty of room on lot for niodorn bun galow. Ownor wants to mako quick salo and makes tho snap prico of $-1200, if iakon within ton days. $2200 cash will handle Too Late to Classify I.OHT Scotch collie, brown with whlto hrenat. J. A. I.ancop, Hox 47, Medford. Howard. 130 FOR HUNT Furnished front room on flrat floor. 128 South Holly, ' near city park. 132 LOST Passbook marked" sToT Lcon ard. Howard. Lcnvo at Mnll Tri bune office. 129 FOU BALK My new vldlhlo Btand nrd Hlnglo koy typewriter, cheap. Oonrdon, Call botweea 7 and 8 p. tn. 13C N. Hnrtlctt st. 137 MacARTHUR OFF TO SALT LAKE IN BENSON'S PLACE SALEM, Ore., Aug. 10. C. N'. MncArthur. sneaker of the Orcggon house, and secretary to the gover nor, left for Halt Lake City today where ho will represent acting Gover nor Howcrmnn nnd the stato of Ore gon nt the conference of Western governors scheduled for August 18. Tlio proposed meeting was suggest ed by Governor liny of Washington and its purpose is to secure the ideas of the chief executives of the West ern states on conservation nnd tho forestry situation for presentation tn the conservation congress at St. Paul. Save Money on OXFORDS We are closing out our entire line of Ox fords. There are a goodly number of the best styles all sizes and widths for men, women and boys, but not all sizes in each style. If we can fit you and you find a style that pleases you have several months in which to wear them, and the prices are sur prisingly low. If It's Anything in the JEWELRY LINE Diamonds, Watches, Etc. I Can Supply You DIAMONDS 115 East Main Street TUR N EXPEN SE INTO INVESTMENT If it's merely a question of what you can "get along with," use an ordinary paper for your business stationery. If, however, you are seek ing to turn expense into in vestment, use 73 U.ihJa I fcrlr tusinttt it.itiontry The added influence given your messages by the clean, crisp sheets will wipe out the expense item and leave a bal ance on the other side. A little Journey Into the worllngi cf your own mlnJ will Mrctif lhrn our argu ment To lulp, ak ui lor a ipeciineii book of the piptr ihowinR Ictteihradi iJ other I'luineu (ornn, irmtrtl,litlio firupheil and engraved on the while ami ourteencolotiofULu Hami-siuhk IIonp, ll'i woitti having, Madehy IiAiiriHiRK I'AruK Comcanv, tlm only paper uukrrj in tho world malms bond paper exclusively. Medford Printing WOMAN SAYS SOCIETY FOLK SMOKE TOO MUCH NBW yOJUC, Aug. 10. Th hou rly club, tho wealthiest mid moil ex clusive woman's club in America, i- in the vhrocs of internal strife foi tho second time in a year over revela tions of drinking and cigaretto smok ing nmong its members. Dr. Ktigono Hancock, for oix years physician nt the Hotel Mnrtha Washington nnd now the regular attendant upon the bulk of the members of the Colony club, has laid herself open to ostra cism from fashionnblo pntronage. Dr. Hitchcock, in nn interview, said tho women of New York were drink ing and smoking themselves into in sane asylums arid living such tin healthy lives that their children v-nre destined to ho degenerates before they were born. The womnn physician, warming to her subject, snid: "All of the fashionable women that I kknow havo tho cigarette habit. Colege girls arc taking up tho cigar ette habit. Business women smojtt. Of course, there is a -well known fact that there have been many inveterate smokers among society women for years. At the Colony club cigarettes nro rcgulnrly passed around nfter meals. Haaklns for Health. FINE JOB PRINTING IS OUR SPECIALTY WE CAN AND DO MAKE QUICK DELIVERIES GET OUR PRICES Co. 38 S. Central Ave TO INVEST IAR6E VICTORIA, 11. C, Aug. 10. Mil lions of dollars aro to ho invostcd in Cnnnda, including British Columbia, ns a result of tho tour now being made by the Karl of Dunmorc, Nor ton Griffins, XL P., and Hnrry Brit tain, thrte of tho lending impcialists of Great Britain. They hnve already purchased 140, 000 acres of prairie land and 12,000 acres of fruit lands in Okanogan valley. Grifftha says this is only the beginning of the purchases tho syndicate in which he is interested intends to make. Tho land is to bo settled by fnmilies from Grcnt Brit ain who will lnrgoly belong to tho type of fnrm laborers. Engineer Dies In Wreck EVERETT, Wash., Aiir. 16. En pineer Barney Finnepan o Soattlo was killed and Fireman Bowers slightly injured in a Northern Pa cific freight wreck at Arlington, 20 miles north of Everett, early today, from tho depot where tho Daring ton branch leaves the main line, aand was caused by spreading rails. Finncegan's body will bo taken to Seattle. Tho engine overturned, crushing Finncgan under it. I Special I S a 1 e : on China, and all kinds '' of Dishes. "We also make c ' I ; ; a specialty of Cooking ;: Utensile, Bathroom i 1 ;: Fixtures, Glassware, :; Clark's Folding Iron ;; ing Boards, Sleeve Boards and all kinds of Granite ware. "We also have a ship ment of Mason Fruit Jars. Our Groceries are first-class. Give us an order. Ailing Allin ON THE WEST SIDE. FflRTY-NINTH ANNUAL OREGON STATE FAIR WILL BE HELD AT SALEM. SEPTEMBERI2 TO 17. 35,000.00 IN PREMIUMS ANR PURSES. GRAND ' ! LIVE STOCK, AGRICUL- TURAL AND H0RTICUL- 1 TURAL EXHIBITS. SPLEN- 1 DID RACES, BAND CON- CERTS, FREE ATTRAC- TI0NS AND FIREWORKS. ' REDUCED RATES ON ALL 1 RAILROADS. : FOR FURTHER INF0R- MATI0N ADDRESS FRANK MEREDITH, SECRETARY. WITH A G R A F L E X you can tnko snap shots in the house, in tho shndo, on cloudy days, 1-1Q00 of 1 second exposure. You can soo tho full-sizo picture right sido up nt instant of oxposuro. Wo will demonstrate. Medford Book Store j Fountain i Pens : : Are you a member of :: the DIP-NO MORE CLUB? If not we want to Bell I you a fountain pen. See the new MERRIVOLD PEN ONLY $1.00 This pen is fine and guaranteed to write perfectly. CONKLIN'S SELF-FILLING PENS are certainly the best yet. Call and allow us to show you the superior points of these fine pens $3.50 to $7.50 X !i The Merrivold Shop ; 134 West Main Street. i AUTOMOBILES O. W. Murphy. O. M. Murphy. MURPHY BROS. AUTO LIVERY. 1910 Chalmers Dotroits. Phone 1861, Valley Auto Company, Medford, Or. Quick Service. Easy Riding. Prices Right. PARRY AUTO LIVERY PHONE MAIN 314L Agency for tho Parry Cars. Rogue River Auto Co., Frank H. Hull, Prop., Medford. Or. GET YOUR WINTER WOOD .. i While it is cheap. Phone 1341. c o Timolol c. n. ibuniurt, yi Corner 11th and Laurel streets. Yard ( Ut tX4 OOUIU UUKUU10 AVUllUO. fl Wanted Close-in lot, quick. 12 bridgo carpenters. Sawmill men. Girl for'general housj work. 10 laborers. Loggers. BUSINESS CHANCES uooming nouses. ( Lunch counter Business nets $4000 yearly. ! 1 1I11 ft ntifllnnon I? FOR SALE. I Burnished 0-room houso, closo in. ( 7-room houso, W. Main, hip lot; ' 5 wagons, $30, $10, $50, $70, $00. Heavy spau of horses and hamoss. L National cash register. 2 acres, IY2 miles west $575. Horses, harness nnd hack $300. : 5 room house, lot 50x150, $850 f 5-rooiu huugulow, furnituro, $2200. Furniture for salo. Fino houso on cast side. 10-ncro tracts in full bearing. Tracts for subdivision. Irrigated tract, $200 per aoro. 3 fino lots, your own tonns. x aero mm, i-rooia uouso, cnoap '1 for quick salo. f 1C0 ncros, 5 miles out, $2750. 100 acres, 4 miles out, $00 per acre. J Sawmill nnd timber. j 20 acres Newtown and Spitz ap- n pies, Eaglo Point, $125 por aero, 5 300 boxos Qrnvonstoin npples. u Swell camping outfit, chonp. 1 10 acres, $1600, V m'do Phoenix. K 2 aoros, north, uudor diteh. 9 acres, bearing fruit, closo to lim- J its, $8000. y. ou iiurus, i.ieuiuu ?-uuu, luuia uuu 11 , toams, $0500. For Trade. 40-h. p. unto, 1010 model, trado for city proporty. "1 Seattle rpsidoncos $10,000, $2100, for , acreage. h 20 aores, 12 in fruit, for city lota. 2 ranchos for city proporty. J Relinquishments. Two ICO-noro tracts fino fruit land, can lrngaio, ?uu oiiuu. ? i AnAA -I. .! E. F. A. BITTNERi 1 Room 207 Tavlor & Phlpps iMf.k Phone 4141 Main. jj , j Hasklns for Health. n V wi H I! 'I iS IT