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METORD MATL THTRTTNE, MEDFORD, OREGON SATURDAY, .TFE 22, 1012. A 7 A V IOCAL AND L PERSONAL W. II. Aduiim of (Irlrriu clock iipunl Hal ill day In Medfnrd on IiiihI IH'HH, Tint Producers Fruit company Iiiih hit loiitrnt'tii for Din orctiloii (if two imw packing houses, ctmi on (Irlftln nook mill (ho oilier nt Puvls.on tho P. H I'J. Hlop HWiurliiK at Unit lawn mower nml bring It to Mitchell's wagon shop and liuvn It uharpciiod, No. 3U H. Itlvmalilo. TliKin will lut no speaking on tin MtrnxtH lliln evening, but M. W. Pnitt will Himiilc ut tin Christian chinch ut II o'clock Hiuiiliiy afternoon. J. K. Niiyiirt nml I-' 13. Merrick lntvo loluruml from it IiiinIiikkh trip lo Bonthern Cullfornlii. C. (1. llurKciui mnl Whllromb Fluid have leaned it residence In Went Moil ford mnl nfler fitting It it f will or cupy bachelor iiuurtern (here. Cnrkln ft Taylor (John II. Cnrkln, (llnnn O. Titylor), attorucyM-nt-lnw, oviir Jncksou County Ilnnk bulldltiK. Mt'Jford. - Jack Pendleton nnnt Friday In Medford from liU Table Rock ranrli. Hit (ilntt'H tlint the recent ruin was worth hiimlri'itit of ilollitin lo Table Hock iiolnto growers, H. A. Nowull, Utiles' tailor, 4th rloor M. F. & II. Co. IiMjc. Dr. J. F. Itxilily Iiiih Inlt tor a utiorl Inisliicsit trip to Unuilit Pass Hit IkiIiIh an option on tin Htoiiinhiiiit mine uinl In looking titter business In connection with It. Tim Houtliorn I'urlflc pamumgoi ntatlon In tho only place In Medford wlntro tlrkotH to points outside of Jarkion county run ho purchased. Mrs. T. It. Young of Orants Pan Ik spending a Otw ilayii In .Medford on business, A. B. Itaniim nml M. F. Ilanloy linvo ret ii r nml from a business trip to Portland, B, U. Woaton, commercial photog rapher, negatives annilo any tlmo or pUctt by nppolnttnont. Phono M. 1471 Senator Von dor Mellon of Wollen In In Mi'dford for it utiorl visit with friends. Mnthotvn & Hon do draylng, trans ferrlng and furniture packing. Hot ti phone. Hunduy work a specialty. KG Chick WlUon motored with n tiiiiu her of friends to BukIo Paint Friday evening where an old fashioned liarn dance wan held. An enjoyable even ing I" reported. Mr. mid Mrs. Von tier llellcn have returned to their houm at Bugle Point after a visit at Jacksonville with Mr. and Mrs. Uhniinrtty Florny, Htuplelgli ilmlwnr, 28 Ho. Cen tral. B. W. 1 1 unt lny has relumed from a Mhort intlni'HH trip to Han Francisco. IMKar Hafer who U at Han Fran cisco on business Is expected to re turn to Mt'dford Sunday W.J. H.ivIitm Iiiih entered IiIh Rum blor it) In two rnri-H for tint Fourth of July; Hit Ih tho first man to outer. Ho nldtiH at Anhlmid. Hoo It. A, llolmos, Tho Iniuranr' Man, over Jncknon County brink. Mr. and Mr. J, II, Jarktuin of KttKl" Point npcut Haturday In Mod ford. Colonel llurko Hpout Prldny In Mt'dford vIhIHiik frlt'nilu. Ho uiportH tho Koxy Ann orchard In Mplcuil'd condltlomi. Hit hint rollct'tt'd ovor ll.fiOO t'HRit from IiIh poultry yardit nlni'0 January I. Tho Mcdford Comurvatory for Mimic and LiwiKiiaK', tho only mimic nchool In Hoiithnru Oregon with a full corps of titaclivrn, will bo opt'ii all iiiiunor. G, Tnlllmidlor, director. MIrh Hybll PIhIi Iiiih rtiturut'd from u vlnH In California. Kodak finishing, th boat, at Wet ton'a, oppoalto book atom. A Hoarch warrant wiih IbuiuhI In tho Jiiatlco Court today at tho roijuoHt of Walter Mvrrlck who IioIIovoh that ho Iiiih Information ri'KiirdliiK tho hal liard bulla which wore recently ntolen from tho Natatorlum hlllard parlor. Mbiu Floroncn (Iravon, teacher of piano, Mtiullo UOTi W. Jackson street, 80 ' Mra. F, 13, Merrick baa returned from' u vhtlt at 13iikoui. MIhh Hiith Mnrrlck who Iiiih JiihI Kraduatud from tho University letiirned with her. Mra. I, O. Powora Iiiih returned from u vUlt with fiiemlH ut Port land. ' Lawn and Hiution auppllos, Blinp ty Ilardwuro. The comiulttco which Ih Jui1i;Iiik tho ucliool KimlmiH Ih hampeied In Ih Avorlt by ralluro of the nchool ohlN dieii who havo KardoiiH roportliiK tbolr nanu'H and iiumborH. Nam oh iihould bo brought olthor to tho of fco of tho Mall Tiibuno or lo tho Hun, Mth, 13. W. AtklpH of AhIiIiiihI Ih WeeKs&McGowanCo. UNDERTAKERS Bay hon M71 Ifbt rupBMl V, W. Waaka t071 A. a. Orr, fcADT AIHXITAKT, m i t i i 1 1 1 1 K It MW duyfl III Modfoid with fiieudH, Mr. ami Mm, O, (', Hokkh aro ix- pei'tnil lo inlnrii hooii from a vIMt wllh oiiHti'in frlomlH, Mtidford booklolH went hiiiIIoi'mI aboul (ho yard at (ho Hoiithoru Pa cific depot (IiIh inoniliir, wluiu one of (ho Illicit linxt'H coiiIiiIiiIiik new Mod foul hooklelH wiih biokeu open while beliiK lililoadoil mid HcaHorod. Heveu lni(o Iioxch fllli'il with tint llltiraturo arrived and went dellverod lo tlioe comuiori'lal club. .Mr. mid Mm. 13. I). Doano left Haturday iiieinlui: for a hIioiI vlHlt Ml Han Praiiclhco. I), H. Klin; of William ercnk Ih HpeiidlUK a lew ilnyn In Meilford on IiiimIih'hh, i. V, Ti'iMilMOii of IIiiiiiIh I'aHH Ih Hpeiiilliif'. a few ilayn In Mcdfoid on hliHliienH. MlH. Alice TlionipHOii left IIiIh moruliiK for a nborl vhtlt wllh frlemlH at HacrauU'tilo Him watt accompli oli'd by her tioii. John. Wliltcoinh I'IkIiI who reri-ully pur- ehaHi'd a fruit trael Junt iiihI of the elly lHwroUNlilerliiK lilniHcIf fa voted of the i;oiIh In a miiiiicIi mm a well which ho had it link on IiIh place a fow weeltM UK" Iiiih been ovorflowlnu continually hIiico a depth of :IT feet wiih i cached Tint men tdiikliu; (he well Hiiddenly cut throiiKh a layer of hliio rock ami nliucli a hirim Hlream Tim well filled In a few hourn and Iiiih been overflowing wince. Mr. mid MrH. I). II. WIicIhcI mid daiiKiileiH havo reliirned from the Cant. I,, II WHhoii left Htilurday for a ttlioit vlHlt at Inland where hit will look arir iiiIiiIiik IntereitH. lleuiy II. Call of CrautH Piihh Kpeut Hntuiduy at .Mcdford. Itodr.er. Hitchcock or ICiikIo Point Mpeiit Knliirday In Med ford. A fow of the "fnlthriilM" withered at the KroiliidH or the Medford Itod mid (lun club Friday afternoon and nlannlitereil a few clay plKcontt by way or Ketllni: In xhiipo rnr toiinia tnentH later In the Mcanon. HIiooIh ant to be heltl each Friday afternoon throughout tho tiuininer. Mr and Mrn. Charlen W. Torrance of Climax Hpeut Haturday In Medford on a nhort biiHlnenH trip. A M. Woodford Ih Hpondlni; a few dnyH In tint vicinity of Hilt. Cal. Hit will return noon when ho will leave to upend M'Vural weeka at Cooh Hay. MIkh Mary I.ucuh or KiiKene Ih In Medfortl vlaltlng Mra. A. W. McKay or (IiIh city CrautK Pan Medford. .Medford ball park Holiday, 2:15 p. m. l.t'iiKiie PltchtTH will perforin for CniutH PiikH and .Mcdford Hunduy. McFadden new pitcher for Grants PaKH will ho nppoaed by Hutlur In Hit nil ay's khuio. MIhh Hmlly Spnudirortl linH left for Hut utnlo convention of Chrlwtlan cluircheH nl Turner to which alio Ih a ilelej:ale. CHEERS FOR ROOSEVELT (Continued from P.iro 1) Idtpl up a ninnliiK fire or Interrup tion or Allen and finally Chairman Knot notified him (hat If be did not lieep quiet bo would V' ejected. "I hope thul It wilt ho undorHtood," Halt) (tool, "thai tint friends of Mr. Tart or any other candldato In thU convention will accord the name treat ment to a represcntatlvit or Mr. Itoomnelt (hat they would Klvo their own Kiokenman." When Allen concluded WatKon moved that tint minority report of tho illicit committee he tabled. Tills waa dono by a viva voce vote. Then former Vleo-Presldent FalrbunkH. chairman or the committee on lexo ludoiiH wiih rceo;ulzcd. When Falrbaultrt bewail bin report bin voice did not carry mid there wero HhoutH or "louder." It Ih nald JoBepli M. Caltes In con templatliiK a revival or Victor Her berts opera "Tho Serenade." There may bu a revival alno of Itettluald tlo Koven'a "Hob Itov " The Dully Hint from Porls. lUtlulu Owt'i", "", lk lln.u ut' Clianceublu olu cilil uinl lilac laffvta ill'cua with Iiiniii (in i it l i-il tulliiu l''ioiu skirt liahL'l (if iiijIIiii'u lutu r(--.iiiln nltlxi'cil I 111 cuUiia llltu (lit) wide lupel on Ihw wiilut, I wlilcli full la u ilveu pulal la Uiw buvU. la I Til. II !! 1 I IM n J GOVERNOR OF CALIFORNIA WALKS OUT OF CONVENTION 9ltK. 'MMI'bW aaV f I JL wM ".iBEi'. P I I lOVKKNOy. H1FJM1 W JOHHSOIf .1 At the Churches At (he Christian Church Ko pi fuelling, (lie iniuister Iiumu puie to the cnnwiition nf Oregon ClillHtiaii elniiclie liilile ht-houl a id eoiiiiiiuuioii xerxle.. ut the regular inoiniui; Imurx. ('. K. at 7 ). in., prayer meetiiij; on Thuiilay evening. First Church of Christ, Scientist Sunday M'riec at II o'clock, sub ject t" It'Hfon sermon, "I the I'.ii veie Ineluiliiii; .Man, Kxtihed by Atomie Force f" Ti'Htiuioiiiul inceli.i! Wetliifhtluy ut S p. m. All are wtl- come. S lay school ut 10; all under the ue of twenty arc invited to the Sunday school. Ilcndini; room benii: J to o p. in. daily, except Sunday Church edifice Noilh Oakdale. Zion Ev. Lutheran ((icinwiii-Kiif.ii-.li) At .ion v. Lullierati chunii, .'ill! W. ttb street, tbeie will be (Icriuan Kervice at 1 1 n. m. Kuylish service at 7:.'ll( p. m.. subject of scimoii, "The .Mission of the Church Is to Sir e Sinners." Sunday school (Knulisli) at 10 a. in. Couratl Wilher, pa-tor. St. Mark's Episcopal Church Rev. Joseph Shceriii, prie-t in tiiurxe. Sunday -erxicc: Holy com uiunioii 7 n. in.; Sunday school 10 i. m.; service mid sermon II u. in. No evening service. Services me held iu St. Murk's hall uud all unt welcome. Prcshytcrian Church Preaching Sunday ut 11 n. in. The young people lire boosting for the Mtrvicc. The senium is for young men mid women. The subject is "Influ ence." (looil music. At 8 p. m, (he young people have Ihe service. Sun iluy nchoiil i( a. in. Prayer ineeliu at 8 p. in. every Thurtliiy. Methodist Episcopal Comer Hartlett and Third, K. Ollu Kldiidgc. pastor. Preaching by (he pas(or Sunday next, 1 1 a. m., S p. in. .Subjects, morning, "l.osU Art," night, "A Lost Conscience." All other services as usual. Baptist Church Services iu (lie llaplist church Sun day us follows; Prcucliiug II u. m. autl S p. m. Sermon by tho pastor. Subject of morning sermon, "Cl.nl Willing uud Doing"; evening, "Begin ning nud Continuing lo Follow Christ" Special music nl both sen ice. Jun iors incel ;i p. in. Young People'-i meeting 7 p. in. Sunday school D:-ir u. in. .Men's llihlo ela-s same hour, All live invilcd lo these services. A. A. Holmes, pastor. Methodist Cliurchc K. Olin F.ltlridge, pastor. Service Sunday us follews: I'rcuehing by Ihe TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SAWS- Olio Inch contrfUKal pump. ?fi. or trade ror what have you. liione ;u;i v. FOR SAl.l'3-l-paBhenger 1 IH 0 Cad illac, Just been overhauled. Huns flue. Cheap for cash. Phono No. 1302. 7i FOR SAI.K ri-rooin modern bunga low on paved Btreet, lot 50x100, vviiIIh phiHtured and tinted, oiip or my snaps. If Interested cnll In lininedlatoly, Ptico $1,400, houso cout to hulld about $inoi) bu Bldes (ho lot, Kt busy. 0. A. Me Arthur, room II, P. O. IHdg. 7 FOR RUNT Housekeeping .rooms bath mid gas,' U 15 North Hartlett utreot, piintiir 1 1 a, m. iiud b p, in. .SiiIjji'kIm, uiornii.f,, "A Lost Art", Kvenin "A Lost ('niineienee." .Siimlny school !):!.' a. m. P.pworth Icnyiif (i:l.'j ;. m. Prayer meeliiiK Tliursilnv evetiinj; b i.Vloek, tlitime, "A llieh Kind." Kx celleut music by choir. Specials for Sunday. Vmi are cordially invited. TO CEASE VOTING (Continued from Page 1.) Miccessful fraud. Slejiiu.rrtllftl lint for T. It. "It would bu deeply tliscrcthtable lo iiuyoiie to accept (he convention nomination under thc-e circiun-tnn- t.,.rf ad any man thus acecptinc would luive no chum to the -npport of anj republican on party t;niuuils nml would huvc forfeited all n:lit to ask the sitpiMirt of any hoiuM man of any partv on miv Krounil-." Ainouir the delegate, who wen un--catcil by the niitiomil committee aid who met with lloosevelt todux were several who wore a new badge: "Steainrolled, but .still for Roose velt." Throw out the Line (ihtt Them Help mnl .Many Mcilfonl People Will He Happier "Throw Out the Ma Line" -Tint kldnovs need help. They're overworked can't get the poison filtered out or tho blood They re getting worse overy minute Will miii help them? Dean's Kidney Pills have brought thousands or kidney sufferers back rrom the verge or despair. Medford testimony proves their worth. Mrs. .lane Revey. 1023 Ninth St.. Medfortl, Oregon, says: "I first used Dona's Kidney Pills while living In Idaho, I hail suffered a great deal rrom kidney trouble, and nothing seemed to help mc. 1 had Intense pains In my back, hips and kidneys, when I started using Doan's Kidney Pills, but was soon relieved and finally cured by this romedy." For hale by all dealers. Price .10 cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., lluffalo. Now York, sole agents for tho United States. Hemember the name Doan's and take no other. ir?CT?ovx7-ir or the neatest and most symmetrical kind Is the rule In our establishment. Wo aro known by tho excellent qual ity of our work In this ami nil other Hues or advanced practical dentistry. Painless Kxtractlng, Filing, Filling, Cleaning, etc. We solicit a trial, reol Ing nssured that your sutuructlou will bring you back iiimIii regularly. Our churKOB are vory moderate In spite of the superior naturo of om work. Lady Attendant DR. BARBER Till: DKNTIST Over Danlola for Duda. Paclflo vi 3r f& aoa S, Home Phono 301S-K I Phono ACCUSE DARROW OF ENDEAVORING TO HYPNOTIZE WITN I LON AS'dLLLS, C.il.. .June tioiliisioti reijioeil in ,JiiiIfe llnttoiiV I'ourt ilnri'iif Hie liinl ol ( larfiice S. 'Harrow on a pirv Itribt rv bart;i' Ui- , ilv when )i-lne Attorney Frel- encks, nmr iliMiievoivd anil tiiven.ttf illi rinjc, leiiK'il lo bin fuel during a rui'lliiiir fiH exniiiiiiHlinn .lolin '.'. Iliirnnyton by Chief Counsel ICurl IftiwiTs am) flitirvcil I )n now with u. injf lo bypiioti.o the wilins. "JJarntw ih t r.yiiitr to srcl llnrrin ton to look him in I he eve," sbont.'d Fiederiek. "If be calcbeM (lint mini' eye ln will hypnotize him. I know whereof I upeiik. I In runt uaed liyp iiolism on imioi (leorye P.elini (Orlie MfiMiuiipirn untie.) lie i trying lo ensl n spell over this wilnct rijjht now. I hciml someone whisper to Dartow to enteh llni niiiiton's eye. If be does, (he wilneon will fall untler bis s.." Veils anil wlinnpM of III llilt !' filled the coin I room. Hail id's vainlv poninl eil for oitler. "Tlnit' the most childish Htiilcniont I ever heard in a court room in my life," j.'asjs'd Dnrrow when he could spcalr. It was no joke to the district nlior new. He facet! the liovvliui; spec(ator- with tluslieil face mnl lioiitctl the nc-cii-iitiou. liiininclou kept his .'!i7.e stentlily nverled. looking over the juror".' bends with his face turned -liarply away from (he attorney-,' table. A- lb" court bailiffs were having rent iliffi eultv in trying to -ubdue tho iaiihter, court ntljourintl temporarilv. When the New York prod notion of "liver Twist," with Xat Goodwin In the rolft or Fa gin, begins its road season Wilton I.ackaje will bo theisented, Delegate Cady or Dlsconsln Hill Sykes. 'scored the Hoosevelt leaders for hav - ViuflallHrt lt JUNE WEDDINGS Solid Silver tHe most appropriate gift Its permanency a ffl I Carry a Largo and Well-Selected 5tocK of Gorham iSilvor MARTIN J. REDDY THE JEWELER JJmJm ? T T T T y HEAR The Gobblo Duot Slide Trombone Solo by A. 0. Burgess The Legond of the Mascot Prices 50 $1.00, $1.50 ? ' r STEAM ROLLER IS EXCEEDING SPEED LIMIT (Continued from I'nijo One) cd on the roll by the iintiomil com mittee wan confirmed. (Jovenior .loluion Iiiih walked out of the republic!! convention, iih he "docx not ware lo aoo n eontlntiiitioii 'of the outrage beinir porpelnited," ii'A'i p. in. 'fcrnptiriiry convention offieiaU tiiinle pcrmauciil. 2iTil i, m. Roosevelt ddtnonlri lion sliirlH. .'1:10 p. m. lloosevelt tlemoimiru t io u ban been on If) minute. COI.ISKCM, rilfCAnO, .June 2'J. fl wttn 10:11 when Chnirmnii Hoot called the convention to order and introdiicitl as the chaplain of the day Itov. John Wcnley Hill of New York. Hill Iimx h'-eu very active in campaign ing for Tuft and Ihe I'eiiiitylvanm delegates laughed when be was an nounced, but nil stood reverently tlur iijif Ihe opening prayer. When ho prayed that the coiinlrv should he spared from "restlessness and ilisturbanee," however, there wns a titter from the New York delega tion, ii nd ax he concluded someone in the I'ciiiisyfvuiiia delegation whistled "Toot, toot" nml n lauch went up. The credentials commit lee resrt'il immedialcly in favor of seating tin Tuft delegates at large from Missis sippi. There was u minority report, hut the majority declaration was adopted by n viva voce vole. Stcmii Holler Itolls Along There was so much disorder when the votes were taken thut Hoot could not be heard even by tin delegate's in the front seats. There was hooting, howling, catcalls and jeers. The com mittee was unanimous in continuing on the temporary roll the delegates seated bv the national committee in the fourth Carolina, third Oklahoma and second Tennessee districts and this action was approved by a viva voce vote, When tho majority and minority report in the Texas cases were pre UGO TONIGHT AND TO.MOHHOW NIOHT Kxtnv CJimhI Vaudeville Feature VALMORES Singers, Comedians, Mimic and Trick Pianists Introducing Jack In marvelous imi tations of the saxophone, comet, ban Jo, etc , with his voice. tOtIO Feet 1'INi: PHOTOPIiAVS 4 OOU maKes it so. The Trade-mark of GORHAM CO. guarantee of quality LEDPORD, OREGON The Mascot Comic Opera in throe acts. ITndcr the direc rection of "The Uurgess J3ros." Proceeds go to help Meutoru's headquarters Portland. Tues. 6 Wed. 60 PEOPLE Orchestra of 10 Pieces n. II. Howell Musical Director SEE Beautiful Costumes Poker Games between Burgess and Quisonberry Prince Lorenzo Ride tho Burro Ask any Elk about Tickets VXGT1 FtVE t- . .'-j IliK prnuiitcd "trumped up" cuuletftir In certain districts. Ho said that IH one Indiana district the Hooanvott forces "creatotl n state of anarchy." "There wero onoiiRlt contests liore," snd Cady, "that If properly decided would prevent either Urn Tafl or Mitt lloosevelt forces controlling this con vention and then tho rank and flic or tho delegates would havo a uluineo!" So tar as tho Texas dele gulos at largo wore ooncorned. Cady said tho Lyon Or HnoRovolt delegates should havo been Heated. "Tho seating of Tafl delegates rrom Texas," Im said, "Is simply ror tho purpose or rontrol." , Tan Delegates .Scnlctl The voto on the Toxns cases was a viva voom vote, and tho Tuft men were declared seated liy Chairman Hoot. With tho approval of tho Texan contests the work of the credentials eommltlno was completed. It hail uphold In every instance the work of the national committee on tho temporary roll. The report of tho commltleo on permanent organization, recommend ing that the temporary organization bo made permanent was then adopted, Hoot surrendering tho gnvel to Par liamentarian Olmstead for tho pur pose or putting tho motion. Hoot was warmly applauded. The report or tho rules committee was thou presented. Thero wero minority and majority reports In this Instance. Hcfert: tho rules wore taken up Delegate Henry Allen or Kansas was recognized to present the position of tho Hoosevelt forces. He said that ho had expected to make the state mnt as soon as the credentials com mittee had completed its work. "After I get through wo will not try to put any moro wind In tho gaso line," ho said. Ho then read tho statement that had been given out some hourB previously by Colonel Hoosevelt. The mention of Hosevelt's name started an excited demnstratlon In which the Hoosevelt delegates and i alternates Joined and wero aided by 1 the crowds In the galleries. Vs?- and design NEAR POSTOFFIOE ? T T T T T a. defray tho expense of & room at Elk's reunion m TWO NIGHTS t T T T f T T f ? ? ? T f T T June 25-26 60 PEOPLE H. a ' 5a mfr"