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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1912)
ili A i 'V f A "j i '. MKTtFORP jrATL TRTBTINK, AfRDFOUD, OIIWION, RKIDA V, .fr'NR 21, 1912. PAGE FIVE IOCAL AND L PERSONAL 'I'll!) (Illlll'O llllll! WIIH till) SI'I'IIO of another near serlnim iiuliimolillo no olilonl Sunday A. N. I'mihimim nuil fiiinlly mid llntlr kim'hI, A. W lliitlur, f (hunt I'nss, win it ililvlnit near llm Cook place, ID iiiIIi'h below Orants Pass when llm imiohliin was IiiiiiI Vmlontly thrown Into llio iiiviiih'i mill bunked off (ho Ktmlo. It wiih over turned hut lhu top piotoctod tho oc rupuntM (nun Injury. MiimiKor Hiitlior of tho Htur thea ter ntiuuiiiuios the appearance of tho noted Stevenson novnl "Treasure Island" foi todny Mini tomorrow at tho Hlnr. Tho film In itulil to ho it splendid inn'. Slop swonrliiK nt Hint Inwu mow or nml hrltiK It to MKcIuiII'm wiikoii shop mid huvo It nlmrpi.'iii'il. No. 3(i H. JMvorslllll. Clour across tho mntliii'iit has eoum an appeal to Prof. P. J. O'Onia ror Inforinatloii on poaeh blight 'I'lm ieiiiest coiiidh fioiu .lames .MoKIn lion Thoninsvlllo, OoorKla. I In nlnton that tho (ioorKla poar nop lit a fnlluro ihio to IiIIkIiI. Cnrkln ft Taylor (John H. Cnrkin, Olonn O. Tnylor), nttornoyn-nt-law, oror Jackson County linnk uulldltiK, MtuUord. .Miss IMItli Drown of Conlml Point spent Tlitirndn) with .Moilfonl Mowls Henry IIoIiiiIioh ami Ktod Wheeler f Central Point spoilt Thursday In .Mi'ilfoiil on business J. (I. Hpltxer of Talent was a re. i out Moil font visitor H. A, Newell, I n ill on' tailor, 4th floor II. V. & II. Co. LIiIr. .Mm. (' i: I. it m:o has roturuoil to hor homo In Central Point aftor a IMt with Moilfonl friends. Mm Kfflo Taj lur Iiiih roturuoil from a visit with hor sister, .Mm. Jon Itailor at Talent. Kil Conn of KouiK'lt In vlnltliiK frlnmls In .Medford. Mrs. Will HohulU Iiiih Votiynoil from a lslt with friends at Phoonlx. It. I. Ilunllo of Talent wiih a re rout .Moilfonl lsltor. A. J. Utinlap of Central Point spent Thursdn) In .Medrord on IhihI ru'ss. Tho Koiithoru Parlflu pasaetiKot station In (ho only plant In Mcilforil whero tlrkots to points outside of Jnrkson rouuty can lio purchased. (forgo (-'offoou of Trail In spond liiK a fow dayn In Moilfonl on html lion. (, L. Harlow a mining man of tint (lalko illntrlct In vlnltltiK Moilfonl. Hit roporln ureal activity In that Miction. 12, I). Weston, coinmorctal photog rapher, Donatives mndo nny tltno or placo by nppolntmont. Phono U. 1471 0. A, I'iikiiii of Konnotli In ls ItluK Moilfonl frloniln. Mm. M. KliiKnloy of (ilomlalo In spondliiK a fow ilion In Moilfonl. (JoorKo MrooilliiK wan arrontoil Wednesday noon by Khoilff .lonoi anil Marnhall HoIiiion at (ho Nlrhnl ranch at Hovoiioakn whoro ho wax at work, on a Itonch warrant from DoiikIiih county whoro ho In wantoil on a charKO of larrouy. Mathown & Hon do draylng, trnun forrliiR and fiirulturo parking. Until phnncH, Kuiiilny work a specialty, Stl Thoro In no excuse for mi) hody who wantn work or who uooiln work holiiK lillo In thlH valloy at tho pres out tliuo. 'llio orchard ami faruiH aro In uood of iiiucli labor JiihI how mid In oiio way and auotlior (ho do iniiinl no douht will keep until Into In tho Fall al leant. HhaplolKli Hardware, 28 Ho. Con tral. .lauioH 1'" I'leiidonhurK of Hauin Valley, toad supervisor for road dis trict No. 11!, In having no inn wort; done on tho Long Hiauoh hill a fow iiiIIoh below Trail. Mr. I''roil ouhui'K haH Jiirit coniptoteil hoiiio work on (ho ioiiiIh In tho Now Hope v(cltilty near HoiikIh. . Boo K. A, llolmon, Tho Inaurnnco Han, ovor Jacknon County hank. A total or LIS Inchon or rainfall wan recorded for (ho proHout Htorm. Tho Htorm hroko today and fnlr woutlutr Ih proillotod ror tonight and Haturday. 100 pair of hIioor 2R coutH a imlr, I Oil N. Front tit., tint choapoHt atom In lln. W'.iul 7S .....I.I.TUV. " C, I,. Harlow, county commlnHlouer i;f .loHopliluo county, Hpout Friday In Medrord. Tho MoiUord Connorvatory for MiihIu mid I.iuiKiiaKon, tho only iiihhIo hcIiooI In Hoiitliom OroKoit with n full corpn of tnaiihoni, will ho open all iilitiimor. n, Talllnnillor, director, ' John W. ParKor Iiiih roturneil from u ImihIiiohh vlHlt at Portland and itomihitri,'. Kodak finishing, tho boat, at Wo tou'a, oppnulto book atoro. Whltcomh Field Iiiih roturuoil fioin a vlnlt al li Ih ItoHohui'i; oh(iio, Mih, V. II, Clayton or AhIiIiiikI h In .Moilfonl on a nhoil vhill with filriidM, Mih, WIIIIiiiii McKay and dniiKlilitr ICIIaboth aro In Moilfonl vliiltlui: Mrn. W S. Canipboll. Mian Florouco (Iraven, teacher or pliuio, iitinllo 'U)b W. Jaclinon ntruol. 9 .1 M, DoiIko Ion oh today ror li Ih homo at Akron, Ohm, after a ntny or novoral nionthn hoio. Lawn ami ki den niippllo. Hhap lolKli Hard want, II. Cecil Jiii'Iih (ormerly ii'0irlo tor or Hut Med ford CIkiii- Htoro In In Medrord fitiin a Central Point ranch ror the Hint time nluco January when ho nold out hoio, Alhort Fountain or Klamath I'm I In formerly a lOHldeut or thin city In vIhIUiik Medrord. Tho Hoiithorii Paciric auuounroH In cronHod Mi'ivlco iIiiiIiik tho Hint week In July to acomiuoilato tho Fourth of July mid Chautauqua oxciiihIoii Int. HID palm mou'n '. tioiittom, $1 a pair tomoriow only. 100 N. Front nt. . 78 Mr and Mm. F, A. Ktuomplo ami datiKhtor .MIkh Motha of Toledo, Ohio, arrived loday ror a vlnlt with A. It Ton Voile anil wire. Ilalph P. CowkIII took a crow o'f men north on Number 'JO today (o Central Point whoro he In conntruct Ink a flinint ami ditch ror tho Kokuo Itlvor Valloy Canal company Mm. II O. Ilitnlloy or Lima, Ohio, a nlnter of Jack Noff or thin city will arrive thin ovoiiIiik ror a vlnt hero. Mr. Houtloy oxaltoil rulor or the Ulk'H I.oiIko at I. ma will arrive In time to attend tho Hlk'n convention at Poill.iud. C. P. llrlKKn or Anhlantl. attorney r r lloutou lloworn mid H. A. Carlo. ton of Anhland In tho null riled to enjoin tho building or a new bridge ovor Hear crook, apeut Friday In Medrord on bunluenn. Frank Miller It-rt 1'ildiiy ror Seven Onka whoro ho han a contract to nhliiKlo and lath Col. Mini' now Jack O'llt leu who In In CIiIciiko on a nhoit lnlt wrllen Moilfonl frlcudn an rollewn: "After looklm; over the convention 1 think you had hotter toll tho potttmantoi- to look for anoth er Job, Tho (!. O. r. ntoaiii roller ntruck tho water wagon mid It lool.n very much like a democratic deluge. Tho Prlncllla circle of tho Metho dist church will conduct a homo rook ing hiiIo at Olluntoad & lllbbard'n Haturday afternoon. J, O. Colomnn who ban boon ve iling Moilfonl for a few weeks io liirui'd today to llorlioloy whoio ho niakc'H his homo al proKout. Mr. Colomnn wan a pioneer merchant In thin city. W. It. ThoniHon or llogtut lllver I In Moilfonl on bunluenn, Ilii'li'iiM'il Tialii Hi'ivlro. On n ceo mi I of tho numerous Font th or July celebrations In vtho valloy and the Chmilamiun mooting at Anlili-'id July '.' to Jul; 12. Hi" Hoiillu in Pai'flo will pul on ml- 'llllitnal lialu hoi vice ami run sauio an f( Hews: On July a, .'I. .', (i, 7. K, II mid VS (lain vlll loiivo (Irautn Pass at n.IiO I 0 rciicliliiK moilfonl at 15:06 p. in. It. m mid Ashland nt 7 . p in. Leaving AhIiIiiihI at 1 0 : . 0 p. in. will roach Medford l p. m, ami (IranlK Pass 12 2T a. in. Only July ) nml 0, tho train will leave Orauts Pann at !i a. m. leach ing Medford 10 I., ii. m. and Ash laud al 1 1 a. ,in,, bavo Ashland I0:.",0 p, in. roaohlng Mt'dfonl 1 1 p. in. ami (irauls Pmin at 12 :.'.'. a. in. This In addltl''iial to tho regular lorvlco will provide ample sorvlco In both illrectoiis, onaiilliig the pooplo to attend ho vera I celebrations the same day. 25c Sale What 25c will buy al The Oakdale Grocery Saturday, June 22nd Co fee TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOK KKNTA seven room all mod orn hnuso on Wont 2nd street orf (ho paving, shade trees nml largo )ard. Mouse newly painted and patorod, Kent only $10 per mouth. Hoo K. H. Tiiui), (iaruott Corey Hlock. M FOK HAMS- 82 acres, all fenrcil and crottn fenced with barb wire, new 5-100111 Ihiiibc tS by 1!S, two stor ies nlcrly shaded with oak trees, new barn 22 by .12, two chicken hoiiHon, with r foot who fonco, ouug fruit troon, spring water at Iioiihc, li! acres In cultivation, a good garden, O.i acres can bo cleared, one good horse bunions, anil new spring wagon, all now, 1 spring tooth harrow, 1 cultiva tor, 1 plow. 30 chickens, prlco $1,700. .Southern Orogui Kealty Co., 2IT Cast Main st. up ntalra. 7 lb. O. (5. llm. Itlio llm. Pink Hoaiis llm. Hod Hcntis lbs. Lima or Navy Hoans llm, Amcilcaii Hcauty Flour lbs. (rnuiilated Sugar 1 lb. Itani'U lltittor ,'l lbs. Tapioca lbs .Starch llm. Hlnr Soda Crnckem lb. Cream Cheese lb. Fugllsh Waluutn lb. Almoudn 2 lbs. Knastod Peanuts 2 lbs. Cal While Figs 2 llm. extra Large Prunes 2 lbs. extra Largo poaches 2 llm. Fancy Hooded Kalnlnn 2 lbs. Cleaned Currants pkgs. Post Toast lea lbs. Quaker Wheat or Klco -bars Diamond C Soap . boxes Matches e..Ni:i coons It cans Snyder Pork and llenns. 2 cann Fountain or Oro 2.iu 2.c 25c 2Rc 26c 2fic . 25c .25c 25c 26c 25 c 25c 25c 2nc . 2io 26c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25t: 26c 25c .25c 25c TouiatocH 2.ie 2 cann Hunter Hoy Corn ... . 25c :i cans Carnation or Holly Milk .25c 1 can Wadra or Crescent Haklng- .25c 25 c 2ac .25c 25c 25c 25p 26c .25c Powder 2 cans Pheasant Oysters . . 2 cans Seaport Peas 2 rmiH A-1 llrand Sauerkraut 2 cans Sardines In Olive Oil . II cans Van Camp's Soup 1 tali Very Host Chicken Loaf 2 cans Very Host Veal Loaf . 5 cann Llbby's Devil Moat . 2 cans Wad co Salmon . ... 1 can Llbby'a Cxtra Hoof 1 can Hakor's Cocoa ... . '.' pkgs. Hakor'H Cocoauut .., 2 cans Knox (lolatlnn 2 cans None Such .Mince Meat 2 cans Pimentos Diamond W Ponchos, Pears, lies, Strawberries, Apricots, apple, choice per (an 2 bottles Manwtnilln Olives 2 bottles Llbby's Mustard . 2 bottles Snyder's Catsup '1 bottles Sweet GlrkliiH . .. 2 bottles Sweet UcIIhIi 1 bottle Durkocs Salld Dressing I bottle Dole Pineapple Julio bottle ( pint ) (jrapc Juice bottle Del Monte Prohorves bottle Wild Koso Honey . ,...2.iC ...25c ..2 5c ...25c . J5c ..25c . 25c . 25c ..25 c 5c 5 c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c n. or. i bottle Wadco or Purity Olive Oil T T ? ? ? I f ? T T ? ? T T T r f f T T t t ? ? T t T T t ? T T ? Y T ? i " The Low Cost of Living Il'yoii vmit government inspected moat, first class service, prompt deliv cry find want to reduce the cost of living patronize this market. PRICES FOR TODAY AND SATURDAY. J3cst Pot Roast Beef, pound .. 121 -Prime Rib Roast, pound 15ci Leg of Mutton, per pound 15c Shoulder Mutton, pound -.12' .Broilers, per pound 25 Rest J3oiling Reef, pound 10 Shoulder Pork .Roust, pound 15 Three pound Glutton Stew 25d liens, per pound 15 WEST SIDE MARKET Pacific Phone 1011, Home 209. LOUIS HEIL. Proprietor glasses Tea Cardcti Jolly glasses Peanut Huttor .. glass Klpo Ollvoa . vi:;i:t.hli:s 5 lbs. Peas 0 lbs. New Potatoes G lbs. Hormtida Onions C largo Cucumbers 0 hunches Onions 0 lbs. Now Cabbage . . 1) lbs. New Turnips .L'iiC , 25c .SiiC 'f. Kit CITS 3 ijunrts Koyal Anne Cherries i ijuarts Flo Cherries 1 dozen Lemons ... , 1 dozen Oranges .. .. MORTGAGE J LOANS ..25c i ir.,.. i.i i. ii i: muiiujt uu n.iiiu at fill timua to loan on improved ranches and city property at lowest rates with "on or before privilege." JAMES CAMPBELL Phone 3231 320 G -C. Bldg. iC .26c .25c .2ac U.lO 1' 5 c .25c 25c A SNAP" 60 acres, six miles from Medford, good graded road crosses tho tract, all freo soil, at $50 per acre. $1000 will handle, easy terms on balance. Part Is creek bottom land, suitable for alfalfa. Several springs on the place. Timber enougti to pay for the tract No buildings. In tbe OrlXtln creek district. W.T.York . Co. Watch Our Addition Grow SmckBom and Saramll Medford Realty and Improvement Company j H. F. n. Co. Bid. I I'Olt SALIC or exchauK I have a moderately sized highly Improved orchard Just niitelilo of Ashland, that can ho sociirod at flKiio that without iiiiestlon Is the host bu 'titer iih an Inw'stmoul or as a homo that I have ovor boon able to offur. Financial conditions with the owner aro such that a sacrifice sale must bo made at ttiico, Am also authorized to say that tho owner will consider kooiI In come city property for his etjulty. This Is a full bearlni; property, and Improvements aro the host. Hull Ih A-l. Title tho same. If ihi moan IiiisIiigsh como and son mo, no Information will bo Klvon over tho phone. OeorKo C. Commits, 2111 V. Alain hi. so t y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y a """fc S T y! 1 di L,ut Jrrices on L,lothin an Men's Furnishings Notwithstanding all the big cut prices made on Clothing in Medford none have shaved the prices on Boys' Clothing quite so close as we have this week $.1.50 and $().f0 .Hoys' Hercules all wool suits, nowt a suit , Jpo.tjtj J?U.iH) and $4.50 Bovs' Norfolk Suits, verv stvlish. now, a suit .'. .' .! Jj2.90 ?8.50 Hoys' long Pants Suits, now, a suit $4.95 bf)c to $1.25 assorted lot Boys' Knickerbockers, now, a j'tili . (lttM...ttltIMttll.lMI. - -. . Vt- $1.25 to $1.50 Hoys' fancy light color all wool Knicker bockers, now $1.05 1.50 and $1.75 Boys' blue serge Knickerbockers $1.15 $15.00 Young Men's two-piece all wool Harvard Suits, now, a suit $10.50 $12.50 to $15.00 assorted lot Men's Suits, good values, $15.00 Suits in cashmeres, worsteds and serges now, $20.00 Griffon Suits, one week before this crazy fight start ed we reduced to $15 a suit, now take them at $11.75 KOIl SALK -Clump. thoroiiKhhrod white leghorn eh'cks, tlueo, six and uliio weeks old, Home phono :i;i7-X, 79 WANTIC!) Loan $S,r.0O on Irrl Katoil rami, prlvaUt party. Ad dress llo W. 10. O. cam Mall Tri bune. h; Weeks&McGowanCo. UNDERTAKERS Bay Vlious 1171 Hlfbt Vliontst T, W. Wks 1071 A. a. Orr, Mil Zi&OT AimiTAXT, FOK 8AM3 IrrlKiitod rami, (por potual rl(!ht) 00 acres In all, part In hoarliiK orcliard, strictly mod ern homo, S rooms, near rlvor and oiio or tho finest In tho valloy, Ad dross Owiior, llox 17 Kouto 2, Contral Point. Oiokoii. 87 Alexander The Suit Man A $1,500 Stock of Trousers Wo doubt if there is another store in Medford showing so fino a liijo of Trousers with so large a range of colors and prices. These Trousers aro mado by tho Old Woolen Mills, Mayfiold, Ky., by the Pants King, Baltimore; also a fow Oregon cassemeres. Conic in and take your choice at 1-4 off tho regular price. A $1,200 Stock of Hats John J3. Stetson Hats, all staple shapes and colors. Kough Hats, Scratch Hats, Velours, etc., in late hats. A big assortment in soft or fur hats, stiff hats in staple as well as latest fads and shapes. A nice assortment of Pana mas in dandy shapes. Straws in soft and Sailor effects. Try one of our straws with the adjustable sweat bands they feel just as comfortable as a soft hat to tho head. - hay rack full of summer work hats. Every thing in hats goes at 14 off the regular price. Call and look ovor twolvo lnindrod Humptos or tho latest woavoa In Men's Siiltltii;s. A mado to your inouaiiro Butt, ub- holutoly Kuarantood to Nt, kuiuiui tood all pui'o wool and Kuarautood to hold Kh shapo, Mndo to your iiioub- lirO BIlltB, I? 18.00 Io JJ5I0.00 liooiii 8, I'll I m lliilliUnsj. A $4,000 STOCK OF MEN'S FURNISHINGS Everything in our Men's Furnishing Department is included in this sale Shirts. Underwear, Hosiery, Neckwear, a big stock of fancy Bolts. All grades of Overalls including Carpenters' and Painters' Overalls. Whip Cord Pants, Khaki Suits, two weights in stock. All grades of Gloves from Allen's fine Dress Gloves to a Work Glove at 25 cents a pair, making a range in prices from 25 cents to $2.50 a pair, including Suit Cases at from $1.25 to $10.00, all will be sold now at 14 off tho regular selling prices. No other firm has advertised such a deep cut in prices on the staple goods used by the laboring man. THE WARDROBE WEST MAIN STREET t y y y y y f y y t t y t y f y t y ? f y t y y t f y y y f y i r T y y y y y y t y y y y y y y y y y y y y y t ::: TtM5MTMIM5 A. 1&&&&?"4m&&4m&44 '.V V V V V V V V V ' T .-