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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1911)
- l MEDFORD MATTj TRTBUNE, OTDFORP, OKTCflON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1011'. - raGEErrRTCU FROM WISCONSIN TO CLAIM BRIDE Hnrvoy Clyde Koiulnll Of Dniluovlllc, Wis,, Weils Allco Lorrnlne Mc Kay, Who Has Been A Resident Of Medford For Two Years. Iliirvnl Clytlit KciiiImII of I)h1k. , vlllc, Win., unit MUm Allen l.orrulnw MitlCiiy of .Mi'ill'onl, Anon, wore iimrrli'il WViliinMiluy nfttmioon, 8't. 'JO, 11)11, at two o'tilotik at ttm home ' of Hut ImIiIu'h iiuciiIh, Mr. ami Mrn. William MelCny m (lit'lr ranch iit'iir .MiiU'imiI, 'I'lm ci'ii'iaimy wan iir IVuiiM'il liy Nov. V. l HhlolilH, ini. lor of tlin t'l'DHltylcrliiii i-liun-li. Thu ooiiit wi'io iiiiiiltriuli'il, (hit linn ecr I'linmy liciug um'il. ' ' 'I'lm I'l'ri'iaoiiy wan m funned in (lu living iooiii, t ho tirliln anil groom HliimliiiK la front of a hnaultful hanlt oompoHi'il of KiikIInIi Ivy, IVniM anil UHUirrt, Tin Iiimihu ili'coriitloiiK wurn In KiikIIhIi ivy, IVnm, hnIitm anil rm w, tlin color Hcliciiiii liciag pink anil while. A reception wax held afler Hie con-ninny. , The Iniile'M wedding gown wan em broidered cliil'fiui over mcKHclinc, Her Iriiveling hiiit wax lirown lirodidoth. .Mm. Kendall wan a former rem dent of Valley City, Korlli Dakota, lint lin reHided here two yearn, hcliig mi iimlriietnr in the city hcIiooIh at year. The uroom I the malinger of the iidvertlHlng and joh departmeiiL of the Doilgevilhi ( lirmiiele, one of the lt'M nowMpnpci-H in the IIiiiI't white Mr. and Mrx. Kendall depnrted on (lie evening train and after Miiftiding homo lime nt Portland and Seattle anil other po'mK they will retnni to lioilgeville via the ('aiimliaii Pacini Mr. and Mr. Kendall were the re nipicntrt of many hemitifnl pn'mwit. The gnenK included Mr. and Mr. J. K. Walt, Mr. ami Mm. W. T. York. Mr. and Mrx. .1. l.vdeard, Mr. and Mrn. J. W. Iliuinr, Mr. and Mr. W. X. Camphell, Mr. nnd Mrn. 8. A. Kye, Mr. and Mrn. J. A. Hnoy, Mr. ami Mrn. Hnrrv (!. Hto h. Mr. and Mm. L Sehnir.lliaiiMin, Mm. Helen M. Hnling, and MInxc Marion and I'Vanees Mcrnll, Martha Mam, Her nice Carder. I.nella Camiilicll. Helen Wutl. Mi-crx. W. II. Wntt nnd W. J I. hyileard, all of Medford; MiM.Mn-(t,',-al'm Hill,-Portland; .Min Alihey Vor ler, 'JnmcHfowii, N. I). Mr. mid Mm. Ketidnll will he nt home at Dotlgcvillu afler N'ovcinher fimt. 4 Never Aonln Says Nat. I.OS ANMKI.KS, Cal Sept. 20. neuerauiig him niieniion or never marrying again Nat floodwin the iniioli mnrricil comedian will leave Sunday for New York where lie will completo iirrangementH for n tour of the tiontltcrii ulntc In a xciicH of playx which, though old, have made him famoitn, "N'o more wedding lielU for mine,' Haiti (loodwin today. "Oreat Scmott, haven't 1 lind tronhle enough in the malrimnnial line' (loodwin will have MiH Margaret Morelaml for hiw leading woman, AVOID DECEPTION Use Ncwbro's Hcrplcldo In stead. Wearing artificial hair Ik a harm- Ichk itccoit of which inmiy ladieH arc guilty. Therto women are all ohjeel for Nympalhy rather than criticism. Karly neglect in the earn of the Hcalp Iiiih eatiKcd the lotm of Ho much hair that thuir perHimal appearance w Hiidly marred, To correct Huh de fect they ivhiiiI to art tfioinl hair. Most ladiurt would rcHcnt any im putation of pcmonal carelchHiicuH and neglect. And yet very many women permit their natural hair to liecoum mo dull, brittle and hiNlurhw that il looki mi hotter than the ar tificial. All Huh ix as unfortunate an it h tiuucHwury. llnlr that in unsightly or thin may iiHiially lie nttrihiitud to the uinluvolent activity of the laiwlrut 1 genii. TIiIh vioiouH germ hurrowH down into thu hair follicle, nhorlly ileHtroyiug itH life, Tim hair liecomeH dead, loose ami finally dropx out. Thoro Ih a rcinedy sold by nil drug gislH, thu intelligent uhu of wliiuh will kill thu damlruff germ. It also cleanse, the Ncalp of all aecumula HoiiK and makoH tlio hair sliinu with the luster of life and beauty. That remedy in Newhro'H Herpieide Hui Original Daudrull Clorm Destroy er. 'I'liis pieparatioiu in one dollar size bottles is sold and guaranteed everywhere. Applications may be obtained at llio best baiber shops and hail' dress ing purloin. Tim Herpieido Co., Depl. It,, l)o troit, Mich,, will send a uico sample ami booklet to any address upon re ceipt of lOo in postage or silver, MEDFORD PHARMACY. Spoclnl Agents Noar P. 0 Nlnjit or Day SEVENTH ANNUAL CLUB TOURNAMENT PROMISES OE THE GUN TO BE A GRAND SUCCESS Will Do Held Soptcmlicr 28 and 20 On Local GroundsPrizes Amountlnu .To $500 Will Be Given Away Mer chants And Business Men Co-Operate In Donatlnn. Prizes And Money For The Different Events Many Ohootcrs Will Be Here From. Other Sections Of The Country. I'vcrythlng Is in readiness for llio seventh iiiiniiiil tournamenl al Mm Medford IfjX& fl'in club which is to be held on Hut local grounds of the club September 128 and 21). A large number of ghouler will be pres- eiu. iver ifftUll in prizes will be given awny. The coiuptclc. program for the two days folowH: 1st Day's Program Targets :i emits ouch Jack Ilabbll syntum. Threo monies, 10 cents back for every target you break. Uveal I -15 t argot s Kvcnt a lfi turKolH Hvent n K tnrgotK KveaL 4 1G tnrgetn liveat G lfi targetH Hveat it IG tnrgotii Kxeat 7 IG targets -1 10.00 mlileil. -110,00 mliloil. -110.00 aililcil. $10,00 milled. -110,00 mliloil. -f 10.00 lidded, -f 1 0.00 added. EVENT 8. Mcrchandue 15 Target Entrance $1.50 First Prize 1 pulr geallemnn'H link cuff buttoiiM Donated by J. W. Diamond Hcrond Prize--1 fancy brass Krciieli pinto mirror Donated by "HnshliiH for Health" Third Prlro 1 brlnr plp Donated by QtilRcuhcrry & UurgcHH Fourth Prlxollnm "llell Cured" Donated by IxiiiIh Hell Fifth Prize Picture frnmn Donated ly C. K. Colllnn EVENT 9. Mcrchandue 20 Target! Entrance $2.00 First Prlxe 1 gentleiunn'H gold handle umbrella Donated by II. T. Vnn de Car Second Prlxe 1 "U. T. K." fly rod Donated by Medford Hnrdwaro Co. Third Prlxo 1 "Knox" Hat Donated by Model Clothing Co. Fourth Prize 011m. fancy Moca and Java coffee Donated by Olmntcad & lllbbnnl Fifth Prlzo 1 slab "Mistletoe" bacon Vomited by Varnr, Wortir.an & Core EVENT 10. MerchandUe 15 Target Entrance $1.50 First Prlzo 1 Abbey & Dnbrlo fly rod Donated by Humphreys Umi Storo Hccond Prize GO clgarn "Kl Hldolo" Donated by Ireland & Antlo Third Prize 1 pair "flauntlctt" glovm Donated by Pacific iloter Supply Co. Fourth Prize 1 gentleman's traveling toilet set Donated by Kagle Pbarmacy Fifth Prlzo I "Kdoin" chueso Donated by McsHler &. Kenwortby EVENT 11. Merchandiie 20 Target Entrance $2.00 First Prlzo 1 rocking chair . Donated by Cutbberl Furniture Co. Second Prize I incerchanm plpo Donated by Medford Cigar Storo Third Prlzo 1 army "Summit" wool uhlrt Donated by Hutchlfton & I.timmlen Fourth Prize 'J Hot, "Q &. Q" coffee Donntcl by V. Stringer Fifth Prize 1 VHMcap" Donated by DanleU for Duds Sixth Prlzo Latent novel . Medford Hook Shop 2d Day's Program Dvcnt 12 IG tnrgets 110.00 added. Kxent 13 IG target 110,00 u tided. Kvent H IG targetHf 10.00 ndded. . Kveiil 16 IG target $10.00 added. Kvent 1C 16 tnrK'Hn $10 00 added. Kvent 17 16 targets $10.00 added. Kvent 18 IG target $10.00 added. EVENT 19. Mcrchandue 15 Targets Entrance $1.50 Flrl Prlzo 1 ult "Dux Hack" Donated by Daniels tor Duds Second Prlzo 1 pair "Harry" hoo Donated by Golden Kulo. Third Prize GO cigars "I.n Natlvldad" Donated by Medford Iltlllard Parlor Fourth Prize 1 box bon bona Donated by Tho "Merrlvold Shop Fifth Prlzo 2 dozen "Hacltus" fllca Donated by Medford Hnrdwaro Co. EVENT 20. Mcrchandue 20 Target Entrance $2.00 First Prize 1 solid copper chafing dish Donated by Oarnett-Corey Hardware Co. Second Prlzo 1 pair "Amber" shooting gltiBsen Donated by Dr. J. O. Uoblo Third Prlzo 1 fly rod "Montague" Donated by Medford Furnlturo & Hnidwaro Co. Fourth Prlzo 1 "Swift Premium" ham Donated by Itardon Grocory Co. Fifth Prlzo 2 pounds fancy candy Donated by It. K. McUrldo Sixth Prlz 1 pound "Monsoon" tea Donated by Km don Grocery Co. EVENT 21. Mcrchandue 15 Targets Entrance $1.50 First Prlzo 1 flno fly rod Donated by Honeymnu Hardware Co. Second Prlzo Fancy vest Donated by V. J. Aloxandor Third Prlzo 1 auto Strop razor i Donated by Medford Pharmacy Fourth Prize 1 slab "Peck Special" Donated by K. U. Peck Fifth Prlzo 1 fancy bavlland bowl Donated by Husscy's EVENT 22. Merchandise 20 Target Entrance $2.00 Hotel Medford Hotel Nash Hoguelands Clark-Henury ' Medford Natl, Dank Farmers & Fruit Growers Unuk First Natlounl Dank Jackson County Dank Nash Cafo Manhattan Cafo Dlsmark Cafo Halo Piano House Wood & Stephenson M. & 10. J. Adnms John D. Olwell J. K. llnrktlull (loo. Putnam Jack Morrill Austin Corblu Johso Hoiiuk CASH D llrooks Spencor Geo, I). Carpenter A. A. Davis F. 11. Cowlea F. L. Ton Velio John McArdlo F. II. Madden Frank Frnzlor G. K. Dado Clarence Ilenmea Evan Ileamea A. C. Fieri) W, H. Storllng Don Ryan C. W. Aahpolo P. C. Illgham Win. Stewart John S. GUI O. M. Solsby K. G. lirown Tio merchnndluo that appears In our progrnmmo has been tlouutod by tho merchuuts whoso names ap pear. , AVIOUAGK MONKV. Open only to ainntours shooting tliroiigh all ell glblo nvonts, First $10.00 Second .'.... 7.G0 Third , 6,00 Fourth , 3.00 First Prize 1 stiver loving cup engraved Donated by M. J. Heddy Second Prize Pnlr Hanan shoes Donated by C. M. Kldd Third Prlzo Pair "Kettlcton" shoes Donated by M. S. Bldcn Fourth Prlzt; 1 wool nwcater Donated by Kentncr Co. Fifth Prize Gentleman's silk umbrella Donated by John C. Mann Sixth Prlzt 1 Jnrdenler Donated by Hussey'a EVENT 23. Consolation 10 Target Entrance $1.00 (Opun only to nmatou'rs who bavo participated In oil merchandise events and failed to win a prize.) First Prize 1 wool sweater Donated by "Toggery Dill" Second Prize 1 pair "Stacy Adams" shoes Donated by Tho Wardrobo Third Prlzt 1 dozen photos Donated by Weston Photographer Fourth Prize G pound box choice candy Donated by D. B. BubsoII Fifth Prlzt 1 fancy cako Donnted by Medford Bakery and Delicatessen Sixth Prlzo 1 hand-decorated plate Donated by Husscy's EVENT 24. Professional Only 25 Target Entrance $2.50 First Prlzo I sllvor loving cup Donated by Strang Drug Co. Second Prlzo 60 cigars "Kl Sldelo" Donated by Ireland & Antlo Third Prize 1 briar plpo Donated by ltlttor & Duntap Fourth Prlzo 1 Morocco covered flask Donated by West Sldo Pharmacy Fifth Prlzo 1 pair gentloman's glovoa Donnted by Herman Bros. Sixth Prlzo 1 bottlo "Parisian Sago" to bo applied on tho ground Donated by Strung-Drug Co. O N O R S Lunch and refreshments severed on tho ground. Freo melons and fruit donated by H. K. Boy don. Shooting will commence at 0 a. m. each morn ing. Bring your wlvos and sweotliearts. Tho ladles of tho Medford "Booster Club" will seo that they aro proporly cuturtninod. Tho gonoroslty of our Modford Business Men has mndo It possible for us to presont io you this nttrnctlvo programme, Tho Medford Rod and Gun Club oxtonds to all visiting shooters a hoarty welcome. Wo nro get ting this shoot up for YOU. L Will havo 20,000 Standard trap loads on tho ground, In Winchester, U. M. O. and Potors shells loaded with Dupout, Balllstlto Now'Shultzo and Doad Shot Powdors, especially selected for this shoot, Professor J. M. Culpoppor of the Modford Busi ness College has very gonorously donated a ton mouths Business Course to tho Medford Rod and Gun Club. This special prlzo will Go to tho high est local amateur shooting through all eligible ovontB, APPLES FOR EUROPE Wo nro nppolntod agonts for J. B, THOMAS, Covont Garden, Lon don and Southampton, Knglnud, whono charges aro G pur cunt and 0 cents por box. JAS. LINDSAY & SON, Ltd., Glas gow and Kdlubiirgh, Scotland, G per cent nnd 10 cents per box. UAWHON ItOBINSON, Hull, Kng- Inng, G por cent and 8 cants per box. These nro tho oldcr.t and largest firms In their respectlvo towns, and their reference as to financial abil ities can bo had nt Medford National Bank, Medford, Oregon. Cash can bo cabled day after n!o If required, nnd highest tnarkot prices gunrsntcod. Bed Faced Mn saioklng BIO CIG ARS talking "HOT AIR" don't always llvo on air, benco our remarks on charges. Tlio clap-trap about prlvato sale doeB not prove remunerative, except for some curios of a small nature. All rollers by prlvato salo bnvo to wait until auctloLH arc over so as to know what to ask, and In tlio case of large supplies they often get left. For further particulars, address W. N. White (D. Co. $9 $ $ Sp $ $ ipjpjp pppii?$tf?$9 $y$$!p$$ 'ft y ' The Medford National Bank CAPITAL. STOCK - $100,000.00 SURPLUS and PROFITS $35 OOO.OO UNITED STATES POSTAL SAVINGS DEPOSITORY HAKK DKI'OSIT IIOXKH FOR ItKNT. W. 8. d ORB, Fi-tfldtat. 3. A. rcBXT, Vie Pr. JOHN S. ORTK, Omhttr. r. E. MEBRIOK, Vlc Fitc W. B. JAOKSOW, Ant. Clihlr. )$ $$$$$$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$$$$$$$ V) m f B AGGAGEANDEXP RESS HENRY M, MARSH All orders promptly attended to night or day. Short and long hauls. iMoving household goods a specialty Union teamsters. Office 51 S. Front Pacific 4171 Home 80 Residence Main 613 7 PAHK PLACE NKW yoiiK mmmmnMtvm DO IT NOW If you need DENTAL WORK, have it done NOW. The longer you delay the more you dread going to a dentist. DO IT NOW- Compare my prices with others- All work guaranteed. LADY ATTENDANT. t 22-KAEAT GOLD CROWNS ..$5.00 PORCELAIN CROWNS .. $5.00 BRIDGE WORK (per tooth) ..$5.00 GOLD FILLINGS ....$1.50 AND UP SILVER FILLINGS $1.00 AND UP FULL SET OF TEETH, on rubber plate $7.50 J BEST SET OF TEETH, on rubber plate $10.00 All other work in proportion. PAINLESS EXTRACTION. REMEMBER THE MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP ARE GUAR- f ANTEED TO BE THE VERY BEST. DR. BARBER, The Dentist 207-208 Fanners and Fruitgrowers Bank Building, Corner West Main and and Grape Streets, Medford, Oregon, Office Hours 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays, 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. Phone Main 653. 9llMl0l0l ROGUELANDS Inc. FRED N. OUMMINGS, Manager Office 3d Floor Medford National Bank Building Offers you land at $450 per acre irrigation system constructed. The land plowed, leveled, fenced and planted ta a standard variety of trees complete with a perpetual water right On easy terms Investigate this offer Stoves Stoves Stoves We have a very large and complete stock of Cole's Air Tight Wood Stoves, also a fine assortment of Ranges, including the GREAT MAJESTIC, all at rea sonable prices. Medford Hardware Comp'ny 218 EfAST MAIN ST. il y '. 7 . v rfrt'V'lnAl"rt'",rt5'