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. , t- itf-iMfr a!,' u PAGE TWO' MEDFORD MATL TRrBTOE, UEPPOTO, (ffiKaON. FRIDAY, VKBRUARY 2fl, 1912. IOCAL AND L PERSONAL Ouy Chlldprn left 1'rJday tnornhiK for Riddle, ft-om whlcli plnco lio will gn to Ills sold initio not many mllos (llHtnnt, niul whoro lio will remain for KOVJtll VP0k8. Mrs. 1 W. Cfirnalinn wjib In Gold lllll Krldrty on business. Mrs. J. S. HonrU, wlto Of .Tmlgo Bcnnl, of Yrolm, Ofil., ItttiWkl In Mwl forcl Thursday nnil will visit hor tlnil?)itor, Ml&s Siiilb Ikmnl. Ronl homo Hindo broad at Da Voo's. I Mrs V. J. Wwwlrk lft Friday morning for a visit to her dungl'tor, MIhh Alothu Utnerlck, who Is attend lni; school at tlio slnto milvoralty at Kufionp. Carkln & Taylor (John II. Carkln, Glenn O. Taylor), nttornoys-at-law. over Jackson County Bank bulldlnc, Medford. - B. T. Vfln do Car loft Thursday cvcnlngfor a row days liuiluoss trip to portlnnd. J. B. Wood roturnod Thursday from a buslnoes trip to San Fran cisco. Home baking and salads. 146 North Front. Phono order. Home 273-T,. - Mrs. Hnrvoy returned from a visit to Ashland friends Thursday. C. II. Schneckloth, manager for tho Regno Blver Commission com pany, left Thursday evening for a business trip to Portland. Seo R. A. Holmes, Tho Insurance Man, over Jackson County bank. Mrs II. W. Beynolds and bnby left on No. 11 Thursday evening for a visit to rolatlvos in Portland. J. C. Power of Fullorton, Cal., ar rived in tho city Thursday evening for n visit to his brothor, Architect C O. Powor, and family. Meet mo at McDowoll's. Mr. and Mrs. John Perl wore in Central Point Thursday evening In j attendance at a banquet given at that place by tho ladios of the M. E. church. Tho Medford Conservatory of Mu bIc and languages Is tho only music school In southern Oregon with a full corps of ' teachers. G. Talllandier, director. Send for catalogue. 27G Mr. and Mrs. "V. E. Burahaxn, of Tacoma, who have been in Medford for a visit to W. J. Alton and fani lly. left Thursday evening for tholr home on Iraln 1C. Rooms 50c and up. Hotel Moore. Special rates by week or month. Mrs. E. F. Young and children re turned last night to their home in Walla Walla. Wash., aftor a visit in Medford to hor mother, Mrs. Addle F. Haswell. Fancy brick Ice cream at McDow ell's. Wm. Schmidt loft on No. 13 Thurs day afternoon for a business trip to Orland, Cal. Rooms GOc and up. Hotel Moore. Special rates by week or- month. Mrs. J. M. Klornan left Thursday evening on No. 1C for a visit to her daughter in Roseburg. Rooiqb 50c and up. rlotel Moore. Special rates by week or month. Miss B. Baro was entertained last Friday night by Masters Robert and Herbert Strang. Something new, "Grapo Purple," nt McDowoll's. Tomorrow at Olmstoad & Hibbard's the ladles of the Christian church will hold their monthly nmrket, con sisting of home-mado bread, pies, cakes and bulads. Don't forgot date and place. Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Jan son and daughter of Mount Pleatmnt, Texas, arrived In Medford Wednottdny for a short stay. Those people are making a tour of tho Pacific coast country with a view to locating. Thog. Vogel, who has orchard In terests east and north of Medford and who, with his family, has been living In Medford for tho past year or moro, will loavo noxt wook for Seattle, whoro he will purchase a mlulug camp outfit, hire a number of men mid from thoro will go to Mas Ita, whoro ho has largo mining Inter ests which ho will develop during tho coming stimmor. Mrs. Vogol will Join him Inter In the season. S. A, Novell, ladles' tailor, 4th floor M. F. & II. Co. bldg. Chris Gnugul camo down from Ashluud Thursday and filled himself so full of rod liquor that tho pence and quietude of n legal holiday was greatly dlntuibud and ho was "thrown In" by tho police, and upon appearing boforo Police Magistrate Canon Friday morning ho was taxed $15, which he paid. Dry oak at the Standard. Phono Pacific CC01, Home 103. 288 Mrs. F. L. Hamilton, of Seattle, who hns been In Medford visiting relatives, loft Friday morning for San Frnm'ltoo. Sho was nccompnnlod houUi by Mrs. K. A. Brown, of this dtys Mr. and 3tk. C. W. Sharp left Friday mornlUK on No, Ifi to spend Saturday and Sunday with relatives in Ashland. Mrs. C. R. Denning of Seven Oaks wns In the city Friday. It, J. Cole wm over from Coles, CrI., Thurwliiy. Ho tolls that at one time during the winter snow was fully two ft deop at his plnco. Mm. ItoHft Cook, who has been In Medford several weeks visiting Bert John ton and family, returned Pririay to hvr homo in Oakland, Gnl. Mr. and Mrs. C. Bonn, of Cottage (trow. Ore., are In Mwlfonl visiting their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Wnttors. A. S. llosonbaum, Southern Pacific station agent In Medford, will lonve tonight for Portland, whoro tomor row he Will meet In conforonco with officials of tho company. Mrs. It. H. Taylor and daughter. Miss Florence, are visiting Phuonlx friends. II. G. Wortman left this morning for Gnzello, Cal., whore tho Warner. "Wortman Jfc Gore company has 200 head of beef cattle in feeding. Mr. Wortman will bring over a carload of cattle for tho Medford .market. Attorney W. P. Monloy was in Jacksonville Friday on business. Paul Hansen of tho Medford Sash & Door company was In Ashland Friday looking aftor matters apper taining to the furnishing of Inside finish for the new Carnegie library. L. K. Thompson, president of the Northwest Mutual I.lfo Insurance comimny. wns in Aieuronl Friday on busineas with R. G. Bardwell, the local representative. Tho Medford Sash & Door com pany is right now furnishing esti mates on a number of residences to bo built In Medford within the next couple or three months. TIiIb com pany Is also furnishing estimates for three or four buildings to bo put up in Eagle Point. T. W. Osgood returned Thursday evening from an extended pleasure trip to San Diego and Los Angeles COMMITTEE HI WOM ON BILLS i Men Appointed by Governor West to Pass on Merits or Demerits of Good Roads Dills Will Meet on Monday. SOCIALIST LECTURER WILL APPEAR SOON Anna A. Maloy, ono of the most witty and forceful lecturers In tho socialist party, also one of the most noted writers of economics on the Pacific coast, will address the citi zens of Medford and vicinity at Smith's hall Sunday afternoon at 2:30. MIba Maley is a college grad uate, and ably handles the subject of "Trust Busters," showing how nonsensical sucli "grandstand" pol itics Is to fool the American voter. .'OltTLAN'D, Ore., Fob. 23. Willi W. H. Ayor. of tho KnMont nnil wt oiii Lumber iHun)uiuy in the elm r, the five meinberH of h cumtiiittrc jn-t appointed by (lovernor Vt to va on the merits or luunorits or the "avoml good roatl hilU which linvo been Mibjoolod to dNou-Mon prohnbl, will moot in Portland Monday, when the firt step toward reconpUm- the differences between various good muds factious will he undertaken. The governor hn requested n n- iort within ten days. It is expected that thev will formulate n trood roads bill sntisfnctorv to the niajorih o'' proponents of the better limhvwiw IYER MAY QUIT TO HELP TEDDY WASHINGTON, 1). C, Fob. ?S Asked ns to the truth of u report that if Roosevelt seeks the nomina tion, lie xx ill quit the cabinet, tleorgo Von L. Meyer, seeretary of the v. said tednv: "I will do my dutv, Hint is nil." The reort Hint Meyer would quit the cabinet was based on knowledge of the "Join friendship of the .seere tary of the navy mid the former president. AERAID TO LEAVE TRAIN; IS HUNGRY O'GARA TO SPEAK TO LADIES' CLUB Profossor P. J. O'Gara will ad- draw the ladios of the Groater Med ford olub on noxt Monday afternoon. While it is announced that he will discuss "Oregon affairs," a groat portion of his remarks will be devot ed to the beautifying of Medford with shade trees and shrubbery. JOLIET, III., Feb. 23 Pietri Tes sa, n .shopkeeper of San Francisco, today is receveriiu: from n four days "abstinence from food" which ho en dured while on the way from Snn Francisco to his old home in Italy. Tessa took no food on the train, and wns nfrnid to get off, thiiikiug- tluit if he did he would bo left behind. Ho eould sponk no EngliMi, and his plight wns not understood. IIi.s sut i'erings affected his mind, nud becom ing violent, he wns put off here. A .square meal restored his senses. HARD TO 'GET ALONG - ON $6,000 A YEAR jm&um-i8ux.ixt. . ,iLm) I TO GO TO EUGENE Profossor Rabec, who enjoys a county-wido reputation as an edu cator, and who haB recently been ongaged in orchard work on the west sldo of tho valloy, ha3 agreed to spend two months at tho Univer sity of Oregon filling the chair of education, Profossor Bebec goes to mako It possible for the regular oc cupant of the chair to take a vaca tion to build up his strength, as he has been very ill recently. Weeks&HcGowanCo. UNDERTAKERS Say Phone 3371 Klght rhoueil I. W. Wcoks 2071 A. B. Orr, 3093 X.APY ABBIOTA11T. AlAt Ami AAilty coi MR9..ALBC.RT GALLATIN WHU.UESU Ten? of thousands of dollars, hun dreds of thousands, even millions, wero lightly dealt with when Mrs. Claudia Carlstcdt Wheeler, tho ono time prima donna, testified in New York In her suit for a separation from Albert Gullatln Wheeler, Jr., a member of tho Now York Stock Exchange. Tho present pro ceedings are to detcrmino tho amount of alimony which ho shall pay. When llrst Mr. Wheeler separated from his wife tho Court allowed her $10,000 a year, but subsequently he obtained the permission of tho Court to reduce this to $0,000. Mrs. Wheeler Insists that it is impossible for her to I get aloug on that amount BOISE IS VOTING GN COMMISSION FORM BOISE, Idaho, Fob. 23. Whether Bolso abandons its special charter and adopts the commission form of government is being decided at the polls here today following ono of tho bitterest campaigns in tho city's his tory. During tho early hours polling was heavy and Indications wero nn ex traordinary vote would bo cast. Tho campaign for tho commission form of government- has been con ducted by a cpmmltteo of CO busi ness men. Tho antl-commlsslouers, uulng tho slogan, "Home Rule," nUo organ ized. Personalities have been freely In dulged In. Cuba's Day to Celebrate. HAVANA, Keb. 28. Cuba today celebrated tho sovontoenth annivers ary of tho declaration of Independ oiiqp and tho commencement of tho revolution, which, with tho Interven tion of the United Stntos, culminated in tho freedom of tho Jslnnd from Spanish rulo and tho establishment of tho republic of Cuba. In Havana tlso anniversary was observed as a general hollduy. 4. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 4--f 44- WANTKU TO BUY a match team. Address Box A. C, Tribune., 293 POlt BALE Second hand hack, B2D So. Grapo, 290 .,. ut.tic. j Ofie m mare I'll never eat another 'less its made of - i. to B Kk ijf . ',,'n "Such stuff as dreams are made of" lard-cooked food. No wonder Willie has the nightmare even the stomach of a grown-up will occasionally rebel at the havoc worked by lard-made indigestion. Lard is made from hog fat It is not always digestible, even at its best. Why then take chances with lard or imitations of Cotlolenc? Cottolene contains not an ounce of hog-fat. It is a vegetable product made from the choicest cotton oil, refined by our exclusive process, packed in a cleanly way in patent, air-tight top pails, and protected from all dirt, dust and contamination. If you want purer, more healthful food, and food which will not disturb you after you have eaten it, be sure that it is cooked in Cottolene. Made only by THE N. It FAIRBANIC COMPANY More Economical than Butter or Lard Ribbons "We arc losing out our out ire line of all silk Ribbon. Regular 10c, 15c and 2'w a yard quality, closing out price 5, 10 and 15 yard Under wear 25 Per Cent Discount Dr. Denton's Sleeping Garments for boys or girls, a standard quality the world over, in this sale 25 per cent discount Boys' Union Suits Boys Wool Ribbed union suits, a. $1.25 quality everywhere, here in si.es 24 to 'M closing out price 75 suit Misses' Fleece Lined Union Suits 39c2 for 75 Ladies' Union Suits, 7f quality 50 Ladies' (Jniori Suits, $L quality, each 75 Ladies' Union Suits, $1.50 quality, each $1.00 Ladies' heavy fleece Lined Vests and Pants 39c, two for 75 Boys' and Misses' Heavy Fleece Lined Vests and Pants, 35c to 50c quality, each 25 50 dozen Men's, Ladies' and Misses' Hosiery, big gest values in city, all sizes 10 pair Closing Out We have several odd lines of 'Infants' and Misses' Mittens and Ladies' knit Gloves, 25c value, closing out prico 15 pair Ladies' Cashmere Hose About 10 'dozen regular 35c to 50c values, closing out price 25 pair 5000 POST CARDS, 10 FOR 5 HUSSEY'S LAND BARGAINS L. N. JUDD TAtENT, OI1EGON JACKSON COUNTY Orchards, Homes, Farms In a Tlirlvlnu Center in One ot the Garden Spots of the Rnjiiie . River Valloy. R05E5 It's ROSES lime now to plant rose bushes. A fine line of home-grown slock two years old. Special on Hyacinths, $3.00 per 100 Medford Greenhouse Home 237-X Main 3711 923 East Main BACKTOTHE .mmIT1. mmmmezB .r ) MMaMHMIIMaMMMHiaMHHMMIMWgnMMHMM W JZJ X i.l w lni' I ' S COLONIST FARES TO All. l'OINT IN OHtOON, DXILV MARCH ITOAPniL IB, 1012 oy Til SOUTHERN PACIFIC Mm fflOM CHICAQO ... $3J,00 or. loum ... aa.oo OMAHA .... an. 00 KANSAS CITY 99.00 OT. rAUt ... tt.00 rnoM oiiiin citics ooib.omdinoiy low (Inloiiitt J'rnnr. WIMT-IIOItNllnnlr. line (I I from any imhit. I2ktm uvu IrU'iiiU ur rnliitlrM liillm lla.l hIiuiIi' thur fun lni rfivnl it tl dvmi. 'iiv. ii'iiu lit inn ruriii." im rmi ilin faru wlui rimr loon I auiuiI ami k ot will lni liiliiiriliiilliinur uiIiIium iln. I. 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