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PAGE TWO MEDFORT) iMATL TR1BTJOT1. HEnTOKT), OR TOON. 'IT1CS11AY, .H'l.Y 0. 1912 JOlCAL AND ;' iii i-i II Dr. K. It, Scoly Ih confined to his homo wllli a povero nttuck of blood poisoning In Ills foot. He has hml it operated on twice. Mr.- and, Mrs. W. II. Miller of Oold III1I wero rpeontvlBttora, In Medford. Frank Isaacs ami . Clirls Qottllclt hnva,kr.9tiirncd ffoip a flshug trip to I.ono l'lno on Koguo Itlver. Frank liroitKlit In an clfjh,t.iound steol-liend, the largest of ti&jisaitojjo N61 on a fly. ' 13. D. W&tbn, commercial photog rnphorn, negatives mndo any time or ploco fcygjjpqlntmont, J'houe M, J 471 Mr. andTJMrH. Fred Pelouio wotv recent visiter's In this city. 0W, Dtinlnp has returned from a fishing ttrlp to Hogup Illyer. , .lack ..Harvey has returned to his Grants Pass homo niter a short busi ness' visit In this city. A. S. Roscnbaum has returned from ,port)and where ho wont, to per sonally conduct the Elk's special train, ilo' says tho boys aro nil having a glorious time. Seo H. A. Holmes, The Insurance Man, ovor Jackaou County nank. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Weber nn.t con of tiaglc Point spent Tuesday with Mcdfpr,d friends. It. ft'. Kroh of rGants Pass Is In Medford fon business. Dan Hull of Grants Pass was a re cent Meiiford visitor? Kodak finishing, tho best at Wes- ton's,tppposlte book store. Edward Hosey a mining man of Grants Pass is In Medford on a short business irlp. Cnrkln"& Taylor (John H. Carkln. Glenn O. Taylor), attorneys-at-law, over Jnckson County Bank Building. Medford. Ned Hopkins of Grants Pass Is in Medford for a short visit with friends. M. J. Brow of Eagle Point was a recpnt visitor in Medford. A Snap at Berlin's Tailoring Par lor. Three fine men's suits, all wool, latest style, 36, 37 and 38 sizes, for, $10 each. Seo them now. Mrs. S. M. Trenson of Hornbrook, Ca)., is spending a few days with friends In this city. Our full line of flno woolens has arrived. Save $10 by ordering now. Wo make, fine ladles and mens suits. Berlin, Medtordr 219 V Main. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Good of Grants "Pass were recent visitors in Medford. G. II. Randall and wife of Grants Pass wero In Medford Tuesday on business. W, H. Evans of Central Point spent Tuesday at Medford on busi ness. S. A. Newell, ladies' tailor, 4th floor M. F. 11. bldg; Mrs. C. E. Pratt left Tuesday for a visit with friends at Eugene. Harry Holmes Is visiting friends on the Applcgate for a few days. Arthur "W. Howell of Brownsboro Is in Medford on a short business trip. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. "Whlsler leave Wednesday for Crescent City where they will spend a month. The Southerp Pacific passenget station is tho pnly place In Medford where tickets to points outside of Jackson coupty can bo purchased. Mr., and jfra. Robert W. Telfer left Tuesday, morning for Willamette val ley points where Mr. Telfer will transact business for the Clark & Ilenery construction company. Ho recently closed a contract for pav ing at Sllverton, Ore. A. C. Tabor pf Central Point was a recent Medford visitor. Modern rooms and board, home like. Sauia Johnson, 344 s. central. Phono 31C L. Home. 93 Mr, oqd Mrs, W, H. Hanby of Grouts Pass are visiting Medford friends. The Ladles' Aid society of the Christian cjiurch will meet with Mrs, ,11 en fjarnett ut 211 Olson st, ("Wednesday uftornoon. Moved to 31 N. Grapo street. The Medford Conservatory for musjc and languages,. , G, TaUandIer, director. Open al summer, Mclhortino Dunn has mnde n good record In a recent run from Crescent City to Grants Pass, covering the dis tance hqtween the hours of eight In thoHniornlng and six In the vvenlng With his, tlttle,,lSrush runabout The distance in OS mllon, mid considering that the roads are more or lew inudd) always nt this season of the year I through the heavy Umber, the time' was excellent. Mr. Dunn is now on another trip to tho const city, Tho population of tho Applcgate " valley was Increased last week by three births, tw.o boys and one girl, I there being born Sunday. June 3D. to I Mr. and Mrs S. D. Fuller of Williams, q 'son! on July 3, to tMr. mid Mrs Bam LuUeken ,of Pruvnti, a son and tp Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Wllsou of Provolt an 114 pound daughter. Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Walker have left for a visit nt Newport, ,Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson ne compauiCd by.Moyd and Olmljs have left for a tour of California by au tomobile, They will be absent two months. Miss Grace Lincoln has returned from a visit at Portland. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE WIFE AND THREE PRETTY DAUGHTERS J muiL., , DOW LOST TICKET; ASH LOST WIFE (Oregon Journal.) Rob Dow i deputy sheriff of Jack son, t onimu ip on the train Miiue botly swiped his cheek book ami hi return ticket. "Oh, well,"' he told the fellows, ''it's n fiit eln-w ticket, and the guy that stole it can't u-o it. any way. No first-class man enu do a trick like that.'' You have to hand it to Bob for his ren.MHiins power. Down in Jackson county they call him Sure-lock Homes. Archie Ah of Jfedfoul went into niouminc at Kugene. Archie A.-h IcM his wife. "I didn't like the wav that conductor nctcd. anywnv," he con fided, tearfully, to some of the breth ren. The idea is that when the .Mod ford special left Kugene, Mrs. A-h wns missuiK': she was not on the train. Another train had come along while the train was waiting there and Mrs. Ash just naturally. climbed on. But it's nil right, it's nll right. The pair was happily reunited and so far they have lived fiappy ever afterward. ' n r i "" - gajg BBBBBBK iBh. k K f HP V ' , X vBBBBBBH AaS KuHPBBvlBBVt I 'I ' - - - , ...... -. .,.,.,.. , , ,.J Skin Troubles Grow In Hot Weather I'olsnnnun nrrsplintlon enu;'i u"i (, hi m. lilniilii-". pimplen unit junui' In ill ulltli tlio livtrliiililiir ' netloiu Mn tronblvi. To Wnli awiy the ihiIkoii i1tnlv l'HMy Tin' tuiuiilp nututliii Ml" I' I unrlllttloll. lie IMllni'iH Nii Hie rui 1 v.. II, II l.,l Jfl! Ul IUIII Hll' vim ulliiln h In I nv'u lluil llm ''l I ' lii,i niiullir llllil llirtt till' llllliilllnt Kill iim IH'llilliK tlltn i ill We miihIi fur tlii WiiMib'l ful (ni" lllH' ef I D l fl wo lilll Unit II i, i inn" iii'iiini it'lii r ri nil inii of dim tiixil'li mv ir lln hrxi it'Miillit' iiiillli' tl""" l'"l Hlii llillliiMli iMt tll'll II Will ll"l I'""! 'l! '"Ml IHJI" I' I' li , i Mfh in i'l"'iil M l MKIH'Olth I'fl.MtMAt'V. NKMt P. . IuiImj' GTOVERNOR WILSON AND FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHED AT THE'R? SEftCJtPT MCMB left o"Rij- MISS ELEANOR RANDOIPH WILSON, MISS JESSIE, WOOOROW WILSCN, MISS MARCARBT WQOORCM WILSON, MPS. WOOOROW WILSON AND GOVERNOR WOODROW WILSON UtV-O K. 'Mil UWO.1 Now and Souoiul find Lumbor for Sulo Olioup. a i-c Ifjiriiij; down our wni't'lnni.sc ImildiiiKH on l'iiilrontl !ropri'i;v oppe: Me StuiHicrn I'licific pH !tiirpl(aliiiniidnn'ori't'i';iiKl'!' ! innlni'ittl lakun lliorefi'oni al vcr low ithtm. FRUIT BOXES HiMT.v, peach, pear mill applo liocs foe sale rlicap. Y liavc an assort nicnl of hoxr-s wliifli w desire to dispusc ul'al oiii'o al vtr attractive prices. CRATER LAKE LUMBER COMPANY Call at factory opposite So. Mac.pasctiLter slatiitii. HOGGING OFF WHEA T AS GIRL PARDONED BY GOVERNOR FOR LIE SEATTLE, Wash., July 9. Gladys Johnson, sentenced to two years Im prisonment for "second degree per. Jury," was today pardoned by Gov ernor Hay, and on being released from the county jail, was married In tho sheriff's office to Henry John son. Tho Johnson brought suit against the city for personal damages to Mrs. Johnson resulting' from a fall on a defective sidewalk. They got a verdict for $2500. In the course of the trial Mrs. Johnson Stated that she had never been married before. This was tho "He" for which she was sentenced to prison. It devel oped that she had been married in Iowa, that her husband had divorced her, and that she had "lied" to hide herpast which was anxious to for get. Though ho "Ho" did not effect the suit, it was held to bo a viola tion of the "secoud degree perjury law." Dr. J., V, Neddy hnB returned from a visit to his copper property on tho headquarters of Elk creek. Wo pay .2,5 ceuta In trade for fresh ranch eggs. Also groceries Bold at right prices at I'leasley's Cash Gro cery, No. p, West Jackson street. Tho following people are camping In tho Chautauqua grove at Ashland from Medford; G. W. Couklln, Mrs. Nellie Hoy, . t,. Bennett. Mrs. J. H. Full'pri Mrs. y. II. Meeker, Mrs. It. C. Mlnpar , J. V. Workman, F. Thompk(i)8 ui)d Mrs. T. A. Howell. Harry Copeland of Griffin Creek spent Tuesday In Medford on bust, iiess. LIES DOWN AND DIES; SAYS GIRL CALLED HIM SAX FRANCISCO, Cal.. July 9. "Carrie palled to me three times be fore she died. Now I can K to meet her," said Albert Martin Garms hero when ho returned from tho bur ial of his fiancee, pretty Carrie Shew hrldge, at Holy CroiB cemetery. Then Garms lay down In tho Shewbrldge home and apparently went to sleep. When relatives of the girl tried to wake him an hour later lie was dead. Weeks&McGowanCo. UNDERTAKERS ' VJfM Fbqsjfl 71 ,.. . -P 0r fcABT AMXSTAVT. Woman Leaps to Death. SANJWANnfiCO, Cal., July d. -Evatlinjf the "rasping hands of u doc tor mid iiiire who houglii to dnnj her from n window in the Ijiiuus.-. district here, Mrs. E. L. Hridi,o.s, i," "-mm of nge, leuped to her death lodny hefoie tho eyes of liiiiidrcdh of choppers. Jfrn. Tlri'K whk from .southern California mid wns hhopj'ui!; with a daughter, Mrs. J. Haytuoii.l Sinitli. She committed biiieide diujii;,' u fit if tejnponiry nieptal tiljci'r.ilion. Tacoma to Greet Ellks. TACOMA, WhijIi., July 0 Tacoma Elks are arranging io give the I'ort IiiimI Elk eonventioii n royal welcome here Suttirdny night when it is ex pected 1,00Q Elks retuniiii' eiiHt will stop Jjere to witnehs n big nipiiv.'il in the hndiuin gotten up especially for their henelit. Tho lnnor vessel of a doublo bollor for many uses that has been Invented hi England fits tho outer tightly so as to get tho fujl benefit of tho Hteam, whlloa safety valve is provided to Hhuttuied gtaln mid for this raison proj'ent explpaloiiH. Uio field that Is hoggud-off will bo Harvest time is rapidly approach ing, in fact it is now at band in some parts of the valley. During tho har vest season -farm work Is usually very pressing and It Is desirable to so manage that the btock of the farm will renulro as little attention ns possible, hr the case of hogs this can be done to good advantage by hoggln-off wheat. The hogs are turned Into the standing grain when the kernels are In tho stiff dough stage. This will be several days be fore tho crop Is ready to cut with the binder. If provided with water, salt and shade the hogs then take care of themselves until they liavo cleaned up the field. A soft variety of whoat muet be nsed.f 'Turkey Hed In too hard when fully ripe for tho hogs to eat it rapidly. On farms' where hogging-off wheat is a common practice, n smnll field Is usually prepared especially for the purpose. Farmers who have never used wheal In this way can do so by fencing off a small area of tho main wheat field. Some of tiie farmers who are co-operating with the Office of Farm Management are uilng wheat In this way this year. "Whon tho grain Is in the stiff dough, noar- ly ripe enough to cut with a binder, the hogs nro wolghed and turned Into tho field. When they havo cleanod up the field, it Is measured and tho hogs rewolghod. This will give the gain per acre, or tho worth of tho the wheat crop is tlircshod and mar crop when hogged-off. Tho rest of the wheat crop Is threshed and mar keted. This gives a, comparison of the profitableness of hogglng-off wheat and harvesting and marketing it in the usual way. At first thought ouo Is inclined to say that this is a wasteful practice. It is not, however, under good man agement. When; tho crop is light there Is very little waste. Whoro tho crop Is heavy hogc should only bo turned Into small areas at a time, that each area imed In this way may he cleaned' up before tho hogs art turned Into the net. This Is done by the use of a movable fence, either wiro or movable panels. Whoro the grain Is hogged-off there is a saving jt approximately the cost of feeding and Harvesting. This Ib no small item for it costs from 15 to 10 fonts per bushel to harvest and market wheat In pie Inland Em pire, tho cost varying with tho yield, tho method of harvesting and thresh ing, and the dis'tanco to market. In much of the dryer portions pf tho wheat belt of both Oregon and Wash ington tho yield of wheat Is frequent ly ns Jow as 0 to 8 bushels por acre. Tho cobt of harvesting and market ing such n crop In from 30 to 10 cents per bushel. The approximate cost of heading, threshing and mar keting a 20 bushel crop of wheat Is 20 cents per bushel. When tho hogs are ho manuged that they thoroughly clean up tho field, hogglug-off the crop practically bnves the cost of harvesting and marketing. When tho hogs harvest the crop all of tho wusto Is In shuttorod wheat. This is covered by tho tramping (ft tho hogs and It germinates when the fall rains begin, Where tin) wheat Is cut In the usual way tho waste consists pijnclpally of heads of whoat lying on tho surface of the ground. This docH n6t germlnato so readily as tho ! tin. ........ .. t.. i... ..it i... u..,.. f v-,v tu mi.' tun iuirt mv iuiiis begin. Men who hog-off wheat aim only to use It until tho stubble fields arc open, for tho riper the grain gets the greater Is the loss from shattering. After the grain gels ripe and dry hogs do much bettor if they have access also to green feed' such as nlfalfu, rapo or thousand-headed kale. So far as our InvootlKutlous have gone they show that wheat may be hogged-off to good ndvantaiec for a month or six weeks during-tho sum mer. We desire more complete data on this subject, hnweter. and would b- pleased to got Into touch with far-, mors who are In u poltln to weigh their hogs and determine the amount of gain made per aaro when tho crop is used In this way. It Ib also de sirable that the yield of the crop In bushels be known. We would bo pleased to hear from any farmer who Is in n position to get ,thls sou of In formation. I1YHON IIUNTEIt, , Agriculturist,, Office pJJfnruiiMun a'goincnt, U, S. Dopt. of Agriculture, WING SA RIVERS IN SAN lIt NCI.SCO. Cal, July Joo ltl !. not d Wolgast, should be the lightweight champion today If Jimttcw wero done. Till. In a word, Is the mibstanco of n loup signed Interview with George llartlux. the best Known timekeeper on tho Pacific Coast, who has tolled the nccoiuls lit 1, 000 ring Imttles, and which Is printed hero today. "Tho present duy timekeepers!," snvH Hurting In hli article on the WolguHt-Ulversi affair, "are not real ly tluiekMtwrs. They are simply lioll-claniceni. It Is the duty of the official tlmwkeepor to do the count ing. The rfer'i hast nothing to do with tho counting out of a boxer. Tho rules are very clear on this par ticular point. They proldo Hint n in Idaho, Oregon and Washington. rfnJIn boxer must regain his feet Address, Walla Walla, Washington. MANY TESTIFY AS TO DARROW'S CHARACTER LOS ANOELES, Cal., .Inly !!.- Dozcus of deMM,itimiH ntti'Ming the gVHid diameter of the defeiiduiit, mid rend to the jury by Defonw Comuol Karl Kogeiv in the Uurrow trial, are on tile today in Hie superior com t. Amoii'' the depositions ucic fluwe of Former 1'mtcd State fytnwtor Wil liam E. Miimiii and Albert J. llopkitio of Illiuoi; iMuor Carter Ilnrrihou of Chicngo; Foiiner Chutf Justice Shope of the Illinois Miipifiue coprt; Etunicr .Mayor Fred A. linage of Chicago and Chief Justice Orin Carter of the Illi nois .supremo cniut. Attorney Rogers admitted that the defepse i coiniilcrfng unking tint I the MfXumiirn brothers he brought from Sun Qiientin prison to totdSly for the defense. lfoge,r icfused to Mule the line of their teMiuiony in the toiit they nre culled. PALZER IS AFTER A GO WITH JOHNSON CHICAGO, July !). Invading tho honic city of tho black champoiii, Al alzer, heavyweight "white hope" who comiuorod IJombardler Wells, today held an hour's consultation with Jack Johnson In regard to n world's championship match. John son offered to fight I'aler for a $::0,000 purso or a f.'lO.'OOl) side bet, either for a finish fight or n limited round contest. t Palzor declared that unless bo got.s u piibstantlul guarantee for his tchfiKhjil bout with Luther McCar thy In Now York July 15 ho will call off tho match. tin- ntwisted. If the man who Ik on tho mat Is tumble to arise beroro the timekeeper ban tolled off tho ten sm-otidi he lo the contest. "So far. as the doublo knockdown U onicerned and th claim that Welch assisted WolffHst to his feet. If tho icferee touched either man In an effort to aid hint that act alone dis qualified tho boxer thus aided. Tin1 rule are explicit on this point." For Motor Car Lubrication USE ZEROLEHE II leaves practically no carbon deposit on exlimlcrs and hpark pln.us tiiid its lubricating and eiiKliinniiijr qualities are ihiniiV-passed. ammmmammmmmmmmmmmm mTOului.iR ML mmh waSk I We have bad niauv veal's' I'.viierienee in tin oil business and we believe Zendene is the best automobile oil vet produced, .eroleue Is sold In 'a. 1 and 5 gallon ciiiih- the miinll liiUt on Celling the OrlgU i HUH tint hlutpe easy to ban- mil eioleiio I'mkiige die that fit In the tool bpx, For Huh' Ecr)lieii STANDARD OIL COMPANY I'OimaXli tlutorporatiil.) h.V FUANCIsio SI'KCIAIi XOTICIC. On and after Sunday, July I Ith. 1'J12. Trips ho'tweon .MiNlford and .InckHoiivllle. will he iiiudw every one mid one-half hours, Instead or the preaent hourly wrvlco. See new liiiio card. ' 0 Hoguo Itlver Vuley Hallway Co. A SNAP CO acres, nix ml lea from Medford, good graded road cromoi tho tract, nil free soil, at ISO per ncrn. f 1000 will handlo, eay tornn on balance. Part In crook bottom laud, au'tnbla far alfalfa. Several tiprlugd on tho plnco. Tlmbor enough to pny for tho tract. No bulldogs. In tho Orifflu creek dlutrlct. W.T.York. Co. Not be. Notice Is hereby given that the mi doralunml will npply to tho city coun cil at IU meeting to ho hold July Hi, 1012, for a llcenie to sell malt, spirit uous and vinous liquors In fiunutltleii leas than a gallon at Its place of busi ness on lot 10 block It, city of Med foul for a period of six mouths. IIOId.ANI) IIOTEIi CO. Dated July ti, 1!M2, Draperies W curry u vory comlnlfl line of rirapurl, Una ciirlnliin, fli turi'H. utc , it nil 4o nil elusiHM of upholMtiTlnK A HlHctni limit to look oflur tlila work uiohulvoly nntl will glvn na gooil DitvIou i la pokhIIiIii to at lr own tb lnrKt rlllra. WEEKS & MGGOWAN CO. Medford Parcel Delivery Express and Transfer "TRUNKS HAULED 25c PACKAGES 10c, IGo, 25c Phenes: "Pacific :i(j:21. Jlome :I51 resstui;er Hervico 15 N. Kir. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY MTSINKSS OIM'OIt'i UNITY Anyone wishing to engage In tho billiard1 business can purchase all or a half Interest In the Owl IHIIIard par lors as owner wIbIich to go away. Sa'nio can be purchased at a very reasonabjo figure. S. I, Urowii. I'm The Little Doctor FOR HUNT Modern 8-room bunga low, 2 sleeping porches, and largo screened kitchen porch, good gar den, close In, terms very reason able. Inqulio Iae. phono filGl or 701 Park avenue, WANTED Koi einansllp on ranch, steady Married havo 0110 child. Apply to ub wo will guar antee hs woik. Tho Wardrobe, W' Man of oxporlcnco ; wanut iiniiiloynient. Married havo Main. 03 That little i-aiiKh, that seemingly liiidgiilflcunt cold may be the Htait or a HrlfiuH perliiips'fatal IIIiiohh. You can't affoid to neglect a cold or cough. ' (let "tho. Htlo doctor" Mac l.aren's Mustard Cerate. Your druggist .has It two sizes 2fi iim no cunt Jars. Vt w ahould ul wa havo It lu l'" Jf-isj Mac l.aion's Mustard t'f... .: . ' .ronipt and mini roller from Neouralgla, Hli?)UiiatlHii, liiimbagn, Colds, Here Throat, . IfeadaohoH, Horn Musclen, etc, It's, hotter than u mustard plus, tor for anything a mustard plaster's good for.' Insist on tho Original Bring the Children Here ;srvifl?3ira mtmuty s. MORTGAGE LOANS Money on hand nt all times to loan on improved ranches I and city property at lowest rales wilh "on or before privilege." JAMES CAMPBELL Phono 323X 320 G -0. Bldg. MAC LAUEN'S iilliil r- 8J5I" WILL NOf BLISTER. Accopt No BuliHtltuto Modrord I'huimacy and other drug . . .gluts. Biniinw sr 7m to havo their. teeth iiUonded to and whatever tho matter wo will iioon put mom in oruor. wo make a specialty of children's n'ontlstry lu nil branches and our system wives tho llttlo ouch many palim and ucIioh, Im'hIiIch help ing tlnim to look tholr best. Our work greatly Improves their outward appearance and makes thorn and their parents happy. Our tonus 1110 very modointo. Intly Atlcnilaiit DR. BARBER 'KTIIlVMANTiSl' ' Ovor Daniels for ppils, I'aolflo Phono 2028, Home Phono afia-JC Wo nro now Nerving OUR OWN Ice Cream : HKUK IH OUK FOIIMlJIiA Cream Mlllf Sugar Fopaln riuvorlng , No march No Klour" No lea Cream Powder No (lolntln of any kind. HASKINS HEALTH i' r