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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 30, 1912)
jar-i .cv7,.f ' V1MWVW. J i ,- if 1 1 ' ii . 3 0 If 1W. 5 ' h ! I t I t 1 ! I ! 'I I i i i I ! i ' t li I 9 i . PiSlGE TWO rOCAL AND , y PERSONAL Senator Von dor Hollon of Wcllen short biiBlnoRB trip. Henry Trent of Willow Springs Is upending u fow days In Med ford with frlcndtf. Tho Medford Con&orvntory for Munlc nnd Languages, tho only music school In Southern Oregon with ft full corps of teachers, will ho open all Biimtnor. ' 0. Tnlllandlor, director. E. W. ifuhtley Ir planning to leave next month for n business trip east. His partner, J. W. MncClatchle lias lrftvnlrOady'niU wilt he nbsont a few weeks.' I). tJ. Rcamc, tho Wonder soap nnd talc man. Is tho best sewing mnchino repairer on tho const. 246 North Oakdale. It. J. Lewis of Grants Pass Is In Medford on n short business trip. Cordwood, hardwood and fir $4.50 pef "single cord. Special low prices In carload lots. Gold Ray Realty Co., 6th nnd Fir. George Cromwell of Dnnsmulr, Cal., Is hero visiting his brother Wil son. Ho may move his family to this city and locate here. E. D. Weston, commercial photog rapher, negatives mado any Umo or placo by appointment. Phono M. 1471 Lloyd H. Houston of tho Buckeye orchard spent Wednesday evening In Medford on business. Money to loan on first mortgages, mixed farms preferred; rates reason able. W. D. Hodgson, Ashland. Ore. 73 A. C. Randall of the Mountain" View orchard expects to leave soon for a trip to Chicago and Minneapo lis. Kodak finishing, tho best, at Wes ton's, opposite book store. Mrs. F. F. Lewis of Wellen, Is In Medftrd for a short visit. Cordwood, hardwood and fir $4. CO per single cord. Special low prices In carload lots. Gold Ray Realty Co., 6th and Fir. Emmett Reeson of Talent was a Medford visitor Thursday morning. Mrs. Charles Allen left Thursday for a visit with her parents at San Jose, Cal. Shaplelgh Hardware, 28 So. Cen tral. Mrs. Robert Stead of Grants Pass Is visiting her sister Maude Rensbaw of this city. T. E. Williams of Central Point spent Thursday In Medford attending tho Memorial day exercises. G. H. Eads has purchased the coal and fuel business formerly conducted by J. W. Barbidgo and will at all times have In stock a full and com plete lino of fuel of all kinds, In cluding mill block wood for summer use. Miss Sophronla Burt and Miss Myra Brown of Roseburg have ar rived hero for a visit with tho latter' brother, Prof. C. T. Brown, who re cently closed a nine months term of school at Prospect. Will open another term at the same place on September 2. Pacific &. Eastern railway will run on excursion to Butte Falls Sunday. Juno 2, leavln'g Medford 8 o'clock returning reaching Medford 5:00, ?1.G0 round trip. Join the crowd. " 62 Charles" S. Lebo returned Wednes day evening from a business trip to San Francisco. Kodak work done neatly and quickly at Gregory's, tho old reliable. Gregory Is making big reductions on all photos to graduating pupils. Harry Evans of Woodvlllo spent Thursday In Medford on business. See R. A. Holmes, The Insurance Man, over Jackson County bank. Work has been started on Grape street lowering the tracks of the Roguo River Valley railroad to tho level of tho pavement, Cordwood, hardwood and fir 14.50 per single cord. Special low prices In carload lots. Gold Ray Realty Co., 6th and Kir. G. D. Samuels of Prospect Is In Medford for a. vtelt of a few days. Five acres, $385. See classified ad. D9 Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Heche, Mrs. Ernest Webb, Mr. II. P. Peart, Miss Blackford, Miss Young, J. ( Herr ing, Mtu P. J. Taylor nnd fon were among the Central Point people Hint spent WeducHiluy afternoon in Med fonl. Dr. M. C. Barber, physician and surgeon, has moved from tho M. F. & II. building to room 9 Palm block. Opposite tho Nash hotel, 64 In stnlls 11 and 12 at tho public market Saturday will ho displayed for salo Home very cholco mutton and pork. Chickens will also bo offered at ridiculously low prices. 'Como early nnd take your choice. 00 9i-i'. , ... Wrtks&McGovvanCo. UNDERTAKERS Bay rfcoaa MTO Vtfkt VkosMl V. W. Wctka 1071 A. M. rr, MM J. G. Flnloy of Salem Is In Med ford on a short business trip. Mr. Flnloy has largo property Interests In the valley nnd Is hero to look nftor them.' Pacific & KftRtorn rdllwny will run nn'oxriirslan to Hiiltn Falls Sunday Juno 2, leaving Medford .? o'clock returning reaching Medford 5:50, $1,50 round trip. Join tho crowd. 62 A. S. Galloway of Ashland spent Thursdny In Medford on a short busi ness trip. Carkln & Taylor (John H. Carkln, I Glenn O. Taylor), attorneys-at-lnw, over Jackson County Bank building, Medford. Harry J. Nooly Is expected to ar rive from Spokane In the near future to look after his business Interests here. In stalls 11 nnd 12 at the public market Saturday will bo displayed for sale sonio very choice mutton and I pork. Chickens will also be offered ni ridiculously iow prices, tome early and take your choice. 60 Atchi. Medford opera hous. Thursday evening, December SO, presented by Washington granuner school. Seats 25c, 35c and 50c. Hnskins. Peter Simpson of Ruch spent Wed nesday In Medford with friends. Don't fall to go to Week's & Me Gowan's Furnltttro store Friday af ternoon at 3:30 and see the most complete arrangement for the care of the baby. 60 Lawn and garden supplies. Shap lelgh Hardware. t Street Commissioner Baker has completed his task of having the grass cut away from the sidewalks throughout the city adding much comfort to a stroll throughout the resident district. One of tho greatest joys in tho world Is where there is a bouncing baby In the family and where the baby Is contented nud tho mother free from care. All this can be brought about by the Baby Ruth Jumpers which will be on display at 3:30 Friday afternoon at Weeks & McGowans. 60 S. A. Newell, ladles Ullor, 4th floor M. F. & H. Co. bldg. Mrs. Charlotte Wilson of Sacra mento has arrived to visit her bro ther Henry Allen of Medford. Have you ever heard of a baby taking care of Itself. This Is true If In one of "Baby Ruth Jumpers" while the mother cares for her house hold dutjes. 60 Great excitement, store crowded with ladles and gentlemen and the greatest bargains ever heard of are being bought ont of the Van de Car bankrupt Jewelry stock, finest stock ever seen in this part of the country. Diamond ring and other valuable presents given away free to the lad les. Auction sale every day at 2 to 7:30 until sold. 230 E. Main street. 60 Five acres, J3S5. Seo classified ad. 59 Lostour baby "Baby Ruth Jumper," invaluable to careworn mothers can be found at Weeks & McGowan Furniture stpre. 60 Great excitement, storo crowded with ladles and gentlemen, and the greatest bargains ever heard of are being bought out of tho Van de Car bankrupt Jewelry stock, finest stock ever seen In this part or the country. Diamond ring and other valuable presents given away freo to the lad les. Auction sale every day at 2 to 7:30 until sold. 230 E. Main street. 60 Mrs. Jones arrived In the city yes terday. She reported that she was the happiest woman in tho world as sho had purchased a "Baby Ruth Jumper" for her one-year-old baby which was the whole Joy of her home. 60 Tired, worn-out mothers can over come all this difficulty by securing one of those Baby Ruth Jumpers at Weeks &. McGowan's. 60 Five acres, $385. Seo classified ad. 59 EULOGIES OF DEAD IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES. Cal., May 30. -Los Angeles observed Memorial day with serviceH this morning in Ccntril Park. Eulogies of the nulion'H ileud were delivered and fiiIuIch fired. Similar services were seheduleil for this afternoon in Temple auditorium. At Venice thousands of blossoms were cast on tho ocean in memory of the dead naval herouH. Similar ob servance was held at Leus: Heacli. Alexander the Suit Man Call and look over twelve hundred samplos of tho latest weaves In Men's Suitings. A made to your measure suit, ab solutely guaranteed to fit, guaran teed all pure wool and guaranteed to hold Its shape. Made to your meaa uro suits, $18.00 to $40.00 Room 8, Palm Building. mkiworo mati, TRTTtinrw. miCGK-BROWX TO DR1VJS JWtlTJOWM CMl. fMc :t "j? S? v 9bW D. BRUCE-BSOTO uaL) INDIANAPOLIS. Intl.. May 30. David Bruce-Drown, star of the Sa vannah nutomoblle races for two suc cessive years, wus forced out of the NEBRASKA COHORT OF ROOSEVELT STIRS COMMITTEE CHICAGO. May 30. Word that R. B. Howell, recently elected repub lican national commltteenuin from Nobrnska by the direct primary, will come to Chicago Juno 6, when the; national committee meets to hear' the contests nnd will demand his seat, caused ti stir today among the members of the committee. Howell is a supporter of Colonel Roosevelt and was chosen tho successor of Vic tor Rosewater, acting chairman of tho republican national committee, whose official duty will bo to call the national convention to order June IS and introduce Eilhu Root as tem porary chairman. At Roosevelt headquarters It was said Howell hail been advised under tho law that he was entitled to im mediate possession of his seat. Tho. K. Nicdringhaus, elected national Mnmtiiltlajkinnn fpnm f Icennrl fittit ' others similarly elected, it Is said, will mako the same demand of tho committee. Y. M. C. A. MAN VINS CROSS COUNTRY RACE PORTLAND, Mny 30. Cheered by a crowd of 10,000 persons, Jack Mc Donald of the Portland Y. M. C. A. finished n winner today In tho "cross country" race run through Portland's business section. The time was 27 minutes, 20 seconds, for tho distance of five miles. A handsome cup and medal will be presented McDonald tomorrow evon lng at a local thoator by Governor West. Other contenders received prizes. MEDFORD MARKETS Retail Prices. Vegetables. Potatoes J2.50 per cwt. Cabbage Gc. Parsnips 2'4c. Lettuce 10c head. Carrots 2 c Beets 2c. Onions 4c. Celery 5Oc0Jl dozen. Cauliflower 1015c head. Radishes Gc bunch. Onions Green, Gc bunch. Rhubarb Dc. Asparagus 10c. Fruit, Prunes Dried, 8c lb. Lemons 30c dozen. Bananas 10c to 30c per dozen. Oranges 15c to 30c. Strawberries lOtfplGc. Butter, KggH and Poultry. Butter Fresh ranch, per roll, 5Gc; creamery, OGc. Eggs Fresh ranch, 20c. Poultry Hens, dressed, 22 Vic; live, 14c; springs, dressed, 2Gc, Meats, vVlioTcsuIo. Beef Cows, 5 Vic; steers, 7c. Pork CVC'C. Veal Dressed, 8c. Mutton 3c4c, live; lambs, Gc 07V4c TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT Light hoimokeoplng rooniH) electric light und'gus. 322 Soulh Central. ' CI WANTED TO RENT 1 to G aero tracts In country with houso mid barn. Address A-23, Mall Tribune. GO WANTED TO BUY 5 to 10 acres sandy creek bottom land not over five miles from Medford. Address A-23, Mall Trlbuiio. CO iurcoTORn, qbhqont. Tiii'nsnAY. may no, mia. y 500 mite mce hero toJm In the 29th .jBi m b "" ' jfPHHBttllr i lap on account of tire trouble. Ilriire-jiui: Brown was letl from the track weep ing. ! TRANSPORT DUFORD SAILS NORTH WITH REFUGEES! SAN UIKCIO, Cnl.. May 30. - Tint United Slute.t transport Huford with more than 1100 Aiirtni'iins refugees from Mexico 011 honnl sailed from this iMiit for Sun IVtlro at midnight. More than 100 of (In refugees wi'l he landed (here nnd (lie rviiittiinlt'i tnkeii to Sun Frnnc)eo. YOUTH OF TWELVE DEAD FROM ACCIDENTAL SHOT MARTINEZ. Cnl., Mv !I0.-Man-iiel Mods, 12, is dead here (odtiy ns ,1 result of a Imllefj fired through Ins lirmii hv ln &'-enr-olt! brut her. The shix(ing was accidental. MICHELIN TIRE PRICES Reduced Effective Today! , May 30th Substantial Reductions on all sizes. Size 34x4 36x4 37x5 NEW PRICES Old Prices $33.25 1 43.75 54.00 THE SUPERIORITY OF MICHELIN TIRES IS RECOGNIZED ALL OVER THE WORLD In Stock By PACFIC MOTOR SUPPLY CO. CATERING FOR PARTIES When yon have- it pnriy don't worry about tho entering let us do that. Wo mnkpji i specialty of 1'iii'iii.sliing cverytlung for " parties and sorvhig it in your homo wlll out the slightest trouble to you. PALACE OF SWEETS The Placo to Get the Best ANNOUNCEMENT Noonchcstcr Brothers have purchased the gro coi'Y business of W. P Htobaugh, the Olson Street Oroferv. All orders will be delivered promptly and customers arc guaranteed courteous and fair treat ment. NOONCHESTER BROS. Phonos : Pacific 5772 ; Home B5B-K. Medford, Ore. .SENATE PASSES NEW PENSION BILL WVSIllNCTON', May !I0.- lly 11 vulo of iltl to 22 the sennit' thin after- noon paused tho house bill revising ( the int'tnl Ht'hetltilt'. Ar pussm! the , bill t'oiitultiH Ht'tirnl uineniiiiinnta 'among them one reponllug reciprocity with Ouniuln. The senate todn puhmihI (he pen 'slon nppioprliitlon litll, nurylug jllftt.MlO.OOO. This In tin lurreuHO (Of $ia,Rlio,000 dver Ihe'iiHUul uppio 1 prlntlotiR, due principally to the l I a day pension law. THREE YEARS AND FINE FOR FORGER OF CHECKS I.I.I ! SKATThK. Wntli. MuvIIO. Allfi mukiiig u plea on hi own lieliulf lur ' new IiiiiI wliieli wns ovcmilotl, it. M. Piiulkiier. etnivielt'il of puling ' worllilt'ss bunk mile", wiiM ve-(eri!ii xeuteliei'il ly .luilgo lluilfnitl lo .1 , term of three venr lit .MeKeil's i Iniul. mill otili'ictl to pay 11 tine of 'tmOO itiul costs umiuiutiinr lo til--! ll. I!. ('. Ilmifnril, -urn of .Imlge II1111 t'onl, lu ilefeuileil Pmilkiicr, with drew from (lie eno followimr ill-- ielooiir.es iiinile iltiriug llm hint (euil- to t-ltttw that Piiiilktier linil at t tempted to influence (he enurt. PORTLAND OBSERVES MEMORIAL DAY QUIETLY POWTLANI). Mny MO. Willi inn- mtirial scrxiccH in levcial park', and on the Willamette rher, mooting op positi. (lie t'liilcd Slates cruiser IIoh tou, Portland today celebrated the tlav in honor of llio soldier dead. l-lowcrs wciv strewn mi Hie Wil lamette river in memory of llm dead niiviil heroes. Crushed Between Cars. SPOKANE. Wn.. May 30. VriiHli ed between the Alan race special mid tho Inland traction car hero today, W. F. O'Harn, a railroad man of Conor tPAIone, Idaho, suffered fatal Injuries. O'ltara wnu 3T yearn of age. Ho has a wife nnd threo chil dren, 35'75 47.25 5K.75 HoiLsecleaning j Ve have inslallcd a powerful Vacuum (Moaning .Machine, iMiiii1 in olTioiouoy lo any miichinu miulo. This is uol a small portable, oloclric. afl'iiir, bill a largo machine, oporal ed by gnsoliuo oiigino. It slands in tho si root while (ho work is being done. JTIie dirt is removed from (he carpel, carried out of (he houso and tloposilcd in Iho machine. J Also takoa out all groaao spots. J Wo uro prepared lo (alee up, clean, remodel and relay ,our carpels and rugs. Work guaranlood and prices reasonable. Medford Housecleaning Co. i X . ,. .1 21 00110300' Street1 Fine Tailoring For Ladies U(lio.Vwo-Vhii1 ijlour spring and summer suit t,o be an everydayreniintler Ihal we are (he house to make'all your future ortlers. Our am bition is to become your tailors. We guarantee our work in every particular; our standard is jiigh. Berlin Ladies1 Tailoring Co. Wo do Romodoling. Phone Main f.IHJU 21!) West Main Street Medford, Oregon 14 - .I 'l- J i I V' ' i ''ifl"i -i . i-,Fr!'',!i,,V '- Irrigation Meeting Tuesday, June 11, 1912 Medford Opera House Nine addresses by practical Land Owners, Or ehardisls, Winners, Truck (lardnors, iMerchants ami Jjankers, who are interested in the valley. Object, "A businoss campaign for a successful de termination of irrigation by all tho pooplo in tho Roguo River Valloy." Summer Vacations Via tho Jh To the East Rose Festival Elks Convention Seashore or Mountains m YCO W sU N IU0UEN&5HA5TAI ROUTES AMSG. Cf HALM Mny 2-3-4-n-10.11-H-in-17-18. 2i-2y. Juno 1-0-7-8-13-15-17-18-10- 20-21-2-1-25.27-28-20. July 2-3-0-7-1 1-1 2-15-1(5-20- 22-23-20-2!).30-ai. Newport Tho liomo of tlm Ulioilodnndron, mi Idoal placo to npond tho num nior, Low round trip nnd woolc end tlrltotH. HoiihoiiiiIiIo hotel rttton, out door ninuiionionta, Imthluj;, lioittliiK, ruU, flahltiB, otc. Low Fiirea to Mvi-tliiK of AVoiiivii'h CIiiIim Huh FuiiicUco, Juno a to July (I, PAOIKIO 1IA1MVAV .Vs NAVIGATION ICACIIKH Aro now within oaay roach by tho I, H. & N. anil a now fluid for a iilonBiint vacation opem. Woolc jond tlukota now on tmlo and uouuou tlclcolu from all polntn on Hiilo Juno Jut. PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL dpniiB Juno 10 and oIohoh Juno 15, Tho Kroatimt Floral Float n and Carnival of l'loaauro yot hold. Low round trip tlckota on imlo from al polnta. For hoautlfully llliiHtratod linnlclota doHcrlhlni; Newport, Hay ocean utul other polnta, iih well ua Information oliout Kuatorn Fnrea, routoa, atop-ovora, otc, rail on noaruat Aont or wrjto to JOJItTMrHCOTT,' Oonornl FaanoiiBor Aj,Miit, I'ortluud, Or'ogon, II. 1. 0 10. (KII(H) C'oiivontloii, July H to J, lia, Main 4224 Medford Tent and Awning Company Mnnufitoturi'rn of nml I(nlrr In AWMXMOH, TKKTII, rr.YB. OOVBKI Or A LI. KIWDB DurU All Wrlcht nml Wl.llli. Awnlittf. Htrli. do. WHOX.KHAI.S AMD RET AH. Atl Mnkrn uf AwnliiKx nml I'oroh (.'iirlitln I'Ut iii ul Muiiufnalurora' 1'rlcsii. Acnt for tho Xosnok KulitlMf Vtutllattnf Witt- duw Awnlnf 100 K. rront BX. tloth rtimi MriUonJ. OrPKcm Hound Trip tick (H lo tlm iirln chnl Cltlmi of tlio Knnt, koIiir or r t u r ii Iiik throiiKli Cnllfor ulii, or via I'ort liinil. (loliut lim it in dnyH, final return limit Oc tober HI, on iialo on follews: M A S ETmEm DATCH: " " Aiir. l-a-a.(J.7-12-lD-10.22-23-20- :io-:n, Sopt. 4-C-0-7-U-1 1-1 2-20. 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