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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAI ft TR11UTNK, MWDK&ttD, OKIWON. WMDNUSPAY. dUliY 2(. 11)11. " 5 V 1 1. ill LOCAL AND PERSONAL Prtlf&nur 8. H. Hall of tho high rcIiooI 1ms left for a motorcycle tour of tho BtlltO. 15. CGndillfl lias loft for a hunt ing trip In tho vicinity of Unite FnllB. John Sanger, a mining man of Grants Pans, 1b BpcmUng a low ilnys In Meuionl. Head lcttuco At tho Plnecrott gar den. Colonel V. H. Itny left Tnr-mlay evening for a Bhort huslncss trip to Portland. t LoiiIb V. Crano of Applegato spent Wodiu'mlny In Medford on Mildness. C. D. Samuel or Gold Hill spent Wednesday visiting friends In this city. Mltcholl & Docck mako Icclosa re frigerators that keep your huttcr and" milk In perfect condition without Ico. ' V. W. Klfert Is expected to return tn Medford in n few days from his trip to Atlantic City. Policeman Hall has returned to work on tho force, no wlhat tho wind has gono down. Ho spent two days holding his house on his lot. ' Sco It. A. Holmci, Tho Insurance Man, over Jackson County bank. Clarence Honincs, who has been visiting Tncotnn, has returned vhoniP. C. H. Wilson of Gold Hill Is spend ing a few days with friends In this city. Auto and motorcyclo repairing. Hopkins Vulcanizing Company, GJFIr street. 107 H. A. Henshaw, traveling freight agent of tho Southern Pacific, is in Medford on a short business trip. Carkln & Taylor (John H. Carkln, Gloim O. Taylor), attornoys-at-law, ovor Jackson County Bank Bldg., Medford. ' Dr. Frank McCauley of Portland, who has been visiting George L.. Da vis fo rthe past week, Is so much pleased with Medford and tho valley that ho has decided to locate here. Ho returned Tuesday to mako remov al preparations. Ho is a specialist on throat and lung troubles, as well as a surgeon. Brick Ice cream, all kinds and colors. Itardons Bakery; phone 371. Prompt delivery. Dr. F. Cauthron of Mexico, who has spent tho week here, left Tues day for Corvallls. Itardons Bakery now delivers Ices and Ice cream to any part of tho city. Dr, J. F. Roddy returned Tuebday from a trip to Crescent City. The doctor reports a most enjoyable trip. Henry McGce of Ashland spent Wednesday morning In Medford on a short business trip. Cali II. C. Brown, 425 Holly for plumbing and heating. Phone 2121. 115 Clarcnco Reed of Woodvlllo is spending a few days in Medford with friends. Waists to embroider at tho Handi craft shop, Kcntnors. 109 J. E. Enyart, with a party of friends, loft Wednesday for a visit at his Roguo river home. Don't let lice eat up your valua ble poultry when It's so easy to get rid of them. Conkey'a Llco Liquid, Lice Powder and Lice Ointment arc guaranteed to do tho work quickly. Get a practical poultry book free from Warner, Wortmnn & Gore. Will Hodges of Central Point spent Tuesday In Medford on a short busi ness trip. A matured mutual llfo endowment policy Ik (he abundant harvest of tho wlso man. Seo J. F. Hutchason. II. F. Donno of Applcgate was a recent visitor In Medford. Telephone 371, Rardons Bakery for cake, ices and lco cream; prompt delivery. M, L. Lewis of Ruch Is spending a fow days In Medford on business. To hatch tho chicks Is Important, but to bring them safely past tho first few wedks Is a problem. When thcrol s bowel troblo and Indigestion In your flock, a llttlo Conkoy'H Chol era Romedy in tho drinking wntcr will bring quick and positive relief. Wnrncr, Wortman Gore. 1C. II. French of Talent Is visiting Medford. Mrs. A. 11. Schuster and daughter Pauline left Wednesday morning for a visit at Berkeley. They will bo absent for three or four weeks. New jabots at tho Hiindlcrott shop. 100 Henry Collins and son Paul are spending a tow days at Colostln to escape tho heat of tho valley. Four hundred tiers of hard and soft wood, dry and sound for sale cheap. Address "Fnlrvlew" Jackson vllle. Grain and alfalfa hoy for salo at Oakdnlo Park addition. Sco W. II Crcrhand, 909 West Ninth street, phono GC7I. ' END OF SESSION BY AUGUST 15 WASHINGTON. D. C. July 2fl. Democrats here today are pynoticnll.v unanimous in the holier thai Ia-t night's caucus foreents an adjourn ment of congress by August 13 al tho latest. Al the caucus the house democrats overwhelmingly rejected the plan to continue tariff revision nl the pre en t session. The senato democrats were divided on the wool bill, and it is predicted that the Underwood and LaFollctto hills both will be rejected nt the final vote on them in the sen ate tomorrow. The democratic senators will hold another caucus tonight. FIRST CHINESE CRUISER IN NEW YORK HARBOR NEW YORK. July 20. When the cmNer Hai Chi, flying the yellow dragon standard of (China, sails iiro the harbor here today it will he the first time in history that A Chinese warship has visited New York. The vessel was designated by the Prince Regent of China as the naval renrc- sentntivo of the celestial empire at the coronation of King George and Queen Mory and. having fulfilled that duty, is now on her way home. KITTY OWNER MI LIABLE Judge Bunn of St. Paul Declares That tho Man Who Takes the Poker Rake-oft1 Is Not Responsible for the Player's Loss. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., July 2C Indicating by his Judgment that he well knows that sinking of tho heart, which comes when tho other fellow uncovers nn nvo high flush against your straight, Judgo George L. Bunn of the stato supremo court today In a decision held that tho man who takes tho "kitty" cannot bo held lla ble for a plnyer'a loss. Judge Bunn upheld tho decision of tho district court of Hennepin county In tho case of John W. Nagle against Edward Itnndnll and others. In his opinion Judgo Bunn said: "Without doubt a man who gets a small but certain percentage of the stakes put up by the plnyera and docs not play himself will bo riding In an automobile while the players walk tho ties, and In somu sense must be considered a winner. However, neither the owner of the building whore N'aglo played, nor Knndall. the "kitty" taker, was a player nor bet tor In the game, and neither was a direct winner of tho money Nagle dropped." HARMONY IS KEYNOTE OF NEBFASKA DEMOCRATS FREMONT, July 20. Hannoa was the keynote of the democratic stale convention here today to adopt a platform. Tho delegation from Douglas county, led by John Dahl- mna of Omaha, defeated gubernator ial candidate, decided not to demnud the ndoption of resolutions condemn ing William J. Bryan. Weeks & McGowan Co. tLNDERTXKBRS I)y Phone 2271 Night ruoaci F. W, Woetai S071. A. E. Orr, MM. LADY ASSISTANT. mfrrr JOHN A. PERL Undertaker and Einbalracr Bucceuor to tho undertaking do- ', ', pariment of Aledford Furnlturo Co. j ! Offlco With Medford Furnlturo Co. : Telephones: Day, Boll SCI; : John A. Perl, residence, Bell 4111, ! rr our, ! IIUIUD JLItfU. O. W. Coukllu 3601, J. H. But ler 3571. AMBULANCE SEHVIOM ' TWO-MILE FOREST FIRE RAGING NTAB ALBANY ALBANY, Or., July 2(5. Reports early today frum Mill City state that the fore&t fire raging near there has burned over an nrea more than tub miles wide and three miles long and is spreadinp. Though tho fire made considerable headway during the night, compara tively small inroads have been made into the green timber. VOTE ON WOOL TARIFF IN SENATE THURSDAY WASHINGTON, D. C, July 20. A vole on tho LaFollette bill revising the wool schedule of the Payne-Ald-rich tariff act will be taken in the senate tomorrow. The measure will be made a substitute for tho bill already passed by the house and now on the senate calendar and will be passed, it isbel ieved, by a coalition of democrats and insurgents. It i nlho believed that tho president will promptly veto the bill should it pass. SACRAMENTO, Cal., July 20. Kght fns here arc agreed today flint Monte At tell was lucky to ge't a draw in his fight with Jimmy Rea gan before the Buffalo Athletic club. Eddie Hanlon called tho 20-round go a draw, notwithstanding the fad that Reagan led all the way through niid at times bad Attell staggering, Kid Oporgc went a good 10 rounds with I'atny McKciinn for a draw. Burko rcferecd tho preliminaries. XOTICK. Olrls wlBhlng to enter tho Smith apartment houso, 2117 8outh Ulvor sldo, must bring references. lis Hasklus for Hoaltb. WlLKESBARRE. Pa. Entering the bakery of William C. Ilenkin.in while the family was away on a pic nic, a burglar sold out the pies and cakes at reduced prices, ocketcd tlu receipts and disappeared. SHE GAVE UP ALL HOPE Physicians Failed Te Help Mrs. Green, lit She Finally Ftund Relief in Cardui. Meette, Va. Mrs. J. C. Green of this place, says: ''I suffered with womanly troubles so that I could hardly sit up. Two of tho best doctors In our town treated me, and I tried different medi cines, until I gavo up all bopo of over getting well. One day, I decided to try softie Car dui. It did bo much for mo that I ordered some mora, and It cured me! 4 Today, I feel as well as I ever did in my life. Tho pains and tho troublo nro all gone. I feel like anothor person In every way. I wish every sufferer could know what Cardui will do for sick women." A few doses of Cardui at ibe right time, will save many a big doctor bill, by preventing serious sickness. It tones up the nervous. syitem, and helps mako pale cheeks fresh and rosy. Thousands of weak women havo been restored to health and happiness by using Cardui. Suppose you try It. It may bo just tho medlclno you need. N.B. VTriU torlUn" Adrttory Dtpt ChitU nnatt Mdklnt Co-ChilUnoo, Tmn., for hvtcial JmtruelUml. ind 64-pJie book. "Home Trutmtot for vccmo," Mai la pUln vrpr, on requut. ROSS LANE IS TO BE MACADAMIZED County Will Next Improve Monti Running From Jacksonville Road West of Mcilforil to tho Hill Road Above the linnlcy Place. SECOND FUND . SUIT STARTED Colvlf) & Roamos Starts Prococilliujs Against A. Coleman to Collect $100 Which Ho Subscribed to thu Crater Lake Road Fund, Work hia becit oouitneiu'od by iho count v on tho iinprou'inont of Rosa Initio from tho hill road nliovo tho Ilnnlev ranch to the Jacksonville road just west of the oily diiult.s of Medfoid. A large crew will he put to work on tho itind which S to ho luticndaiitixod for the entiio distance. The rook for this purpose of improv ing the road will bo taken from tho rook nunrry near yuokMimillo. l.os Lane is one of the most ex toiiMU'lv traveled roads in this sec tion of the valley. Formerly it was hnpns.siblo in Iho winter time but recently it was filled in so that it was pow-lble to travel it the year around. Now it fs to he macadamized and broadened throughout. CANADA MAY RESCIND ALL DUTIES UPON COAL OTTAWA, Out.. July t. In con sequence of oomnnuuoations received by the minister of labor from Mr. Mitchell, actiujj premier of Alberta, and Mr. Colder, acting premier of Saskatchewan, representing Iho prob able grave effects Upon their privi leges of a shortage of coal should the dispute in the western mines be pro longed, tho government is considering tho advisnbility of re.-cinding tho du ties on nil coal iui)ortcd into the western provinces pending a resump tion of work in the mines. Colvlg & Kcuuios, for tho Orator Lako road ooininlKidon, WodnoHtlay Instituted suit against A. Coloiunu of this city for $100 subscribed by Mr. Cotoiimn td thu road fund. Thin, Is tho second milt Instituted to force payment o tfoh HUbserlptloiiH trr this rund. A Judgment In favor of tho commtsslou Is exported, us In signing tho subscription list it prom issory note was slutted. POPE PIUS MUCH WEAKER HIS CONDITION IS WORSE UOMtf, .lulv 'll,-Confidential ie port from the Vatican today hi that 1'opo l'itts Js much weaker and that his goiiotnl condition is worse. Those reports contradict tho hullo lions issued bv the pope s physicians, who Miy his ailment is laryngitis ami that he is in no danger. SAN DIEGO TO TAKE SACRAMENTO'S TEAM KUC1KNK. Announcement ban just been made that Prof. 1. M. (lleiiu. dean of the school of music and bend of the department of early Knglish and literature nt tho University of Oregon, has resigned to become direc tor of music at the I'liiteruty ol Washington. Hnsklns tor Health. fill If1lllll I F ill I I u " Jk ' A ' , II ' Am Jl Mini 1 IllHIillliiri I Hiiif iiHi! ill Kl j'vy i! , I iiiiiiililliiiUMiti iiifiliiri iilliuluici irciftaiSiid You can't make a bettor Inwstniont for your wlfo and fam ily than to Install it ; riuigo In your homo with the r Ioiih acccnsorlcrt tliitt help to nitiko hotimnvuik onsy. Lot ltd show you what It means to havo gas In tho hotio for (it and llKhlliiK. Wo nro nlviyn glad to mako dciuuiiutialloiis, Oregon Gas 6 Electric Co, .Mi;nroKi, tmiKio.v. As mi Inducement for you to try n OAH ItANtllJ wo will robalo $0.00 on regular prleo of any utovo you select until tho flit of August, Loavo your older now NOTI1 iuukom Installed without further cost to ou on easy loruw. 1 If? S Tbh li th till of x beautiful 0 DIGNIFYING THE. INDUSTRIES' Tbh li tho tltla of t bcAtitirul 01 l.u M)o): wl.kti Tli aim of th VuIUk l loillcnKy mt iiojuiUi lj wilt iow .iny hoy or slrl how la nUCCl'.Lb lnn a loitl in I be malt TODAY ami It wilt li nenl I Kr.n tti loilutrl. ami to rv AM. Uic iipoi 1 II unr courivi in AerKuttUrt.Clvtl Ciictnrltir i:trinAl CaRlntrlnc,.Mehanlral Cni;tnilui; Mintfiftr.ngui torlnc, I'ornttrr. Pomtlv Uclcnen an.t Ait Onnt mrreo. rharmacy ana Mnl. Thii Colloie oiUi atlembr sail Catajcc Irce Ad!rH ueoisthah. onCUO!) AUIUOUiTURAL OOLLCOK, CoivallU. Orcon T.OS AXGKLKS, Cal., July 20. For the purpose of transferring the franchise of the'Sacnimento club in the Pacific Coast league to San Di ego next season, President Graham of the league is conferring here this afternoon with set oral representa tive citizens of San Diego. H- 4 t TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY -V"--.. X-'OH BALK Ton high bred Ply mouth nock cockorels, four months old. P. Osunbruggo, 401 Riverside aventio. 112 WANTED There. Jh room for anoth er modorn laundry In this city. To tho right party I will build ono. Address P. O. Box 381. 112 WANTED Responsible party who understands tho caro of a vlnoyard and caro of crop and pack, Geo, K. Poos, Medford Commercial Cub. 108 FOR HUNT Savon-room bungalow; modern; good garago.v Seo W. Ev crhard, 009 W. Ninth st. Phono CG71. tf FOR RENT Two housekeeping looms, nicely furnished; gas, bath, hot wator, sink. 234 E, Ninth. 109 Newport YAQUIWA BAT OBECJOW'S POPULAR BEACH RESORT An Moil retre.it for outdoor vjhIUmh of till klril. HUNTING, KJHH1NG. iioatino. Himr hatiuno, itin- INO. AUTOINO, CANOIJINO. PANC NO AND HOLLBR HKATINO Wbero pretty water atrutpH, inon iiKiitew, moon-Htom-H, curnrllaiiH can bo fouml on tho boacli. I'ure momitiiln wiitnr nntl tin- Ix'Ht of fooil at low prlci-H Krenh fUli, cluiriK, craliH ami oynteiM, with ubundanco of veetublc of all kinds dally. Camping Orounda Convtnlent and At- trnctlye with Htrlct Sanitary R!irulat!ona. LOW SOUMO TRIP SEAgOW TZOXSTS Prom All Point In Oregon, Wai&. ington and Idaho, on aaU dally. 3-DAY SATURDAY-MONDAY TZOXSTS fioiti Kouthorn Pacific polntH PortlHin to L'ottbKo Orovo; alxo from all (J. &. IJ. stittloiiH Albany arid wunt. Good KolriK Hatiitilay or Sunday and for roturii Hiiniluy or Monday. Cull on any 8, P. or O & n. A unit for full paitlciilarH ax to fart-H, train Hclii'dub'M, oto i ulso for copy of our IllUHtruted booldot, "Outlnfc'a In Ore Kon," or write lo TO, McMUEBAY Otueral Paaaouger Agent, Portland, Oregon. Crater Lake Stage Line Official .CratcjJiakjStaKo Autqi I lenvo Hotel .iu-li nt n. in. Tucs iLiys and IVbLiyh, arrive Crater Lako name cvcnlnjj. KcturiiliiK, lenvo Crater Inko Xomhiy and Tliursclfcy. Connec tions ttltli Steamer Klamatli for Klnmnth FallH. Round Trip $25.00, ono way $15.00. Medford to Klamath IVtlis ln Crntcr liike (ono way) $18.50 Itcffcrvntlon iitul ticLctH nt Hotel Nash or Crater Lako Gnrngo, aKAjr.r 0 SASH And DOORS SAVE1? to V4c 5-ciou Penel Doort, Ci quality $UO Qutrtef-ioumJ, J.m pet 100 It. 30 ct. Cedar Sidiog. 4 acd 5 ft. . $ 8 pef M. "looting, 4 and 5 ft. . . $11 per M. Dop Siding, 4 and 5 ft. . $1 1 p" M All No. I and 2 good Aanclatd Mock. SrvlpocdfttGiuloziMNo. oJ h.tTSnxiKxnvitliaotr. 5 rHulcm'Q ptohlt. Oat pno, cell la tarim), tMp iiUae. SteA u jnuir Lit femimttigtw'vifdtM. I 14.11 - c. rmm I (K, cell la tarim), Wp m nYiitc. Sarl u jnuir Lit Mu. . I femimttigtw'vifdtM. I K.9 1 N..E W PIANOS $175, $185. $215, $235, $255, $202, Etc., Etc. MffllSj Investigate These Excellent Piano Bargains Right Now Some poople would us soon buy a good, wpll-taki'it-ratv-of, u.scd I'uiiki a.s llu-y would a brand new one. Since (he start of our bi niid-suunier elearaiife Mtilt we have taken in exchange a.s part payment on (Iraiids, Aulopianos and hitfh-j;rado makes, several Tine instruments. Kvory one of which is in fine condition or re quires very little work io make them good as now. They are pianos (hat will iu nearly all cases last a lifetime. However, il after oilo. t.wti, or tiveii Mau"1)crtia, usae, the puVchaser is desirous of pjeltiu a belter piano, the Idlers Music House exchange agreement entitles him to credit for i'uvy cent he has paid to be applied on a higher-grade instrument. The prices were never so low or terms of payment so easy. Think of a really good piano, .fOH, used but not abused. Kor K!f you can obtain a piano that oth'er dealers would ask $20 for, and so on. Payment as low as $1 per week or 5 per month will pay for some of thorn. The following spwiul b argains will be on sale tomorrow: Cook, walnut cane, $135; Kimball, law nln' niulioitany cane. 1 1 .'; Coh. nwwl ! limn tUre moiilh, $178, Miirahall & Woinlll, lined for illaplay, now, $271, Kllu t.n'T, I.ihIwIk. (leiluinl mid ilhi ul like reilnctloiiH. Storo Opon Evqningn Don't for got tho Placo, 37 Nortli Fir St, A Bank's Age For Nearly a Quarter of a Century IiS JACKSON COUNTY BANK ; . MEDFORD, OREGON has sorvod tho peoplo of Modford and vicinity. At all timen thoro is aniwidorod firpt tho interests of its depositors. This safe and sano policy has HELPED us to succeed. Your businqsH solicited because wo can accord you tho largest possible accommodations roiwfelont with sound banking, Capital, $100,000. Surplus $65,000 irrwvr iSAf.-Wt. f. ANASSi iztJSttnm&Jiaai ftteiaKafc.isi ..-. j t. iw . .i.LsSiii,iM.ifyJ, '