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I PAGE TWO AfEPFORD MAIL' TRITON, MEDFOttD, OI?MONT. SATURDAY. ;jlTLY 1.1. 1012. JLJI ? V" - " I i . ,JA-1 w 1 iCMP.. PERSONAL Ir. J, I). Hoard nml daughter, Mlwi OladjA will loftvo next week for San Pranclfico Miuro thoy will moot Mr. 'Hoard nnd como up from Iho Hay CilV lV Atitd. MIsRFlStn tflrlch of Jacksonville J wan a recent vlBltor 1n MVdfdrd. H.n. AVbfiton, commercial pliotog raphoru, negatives inndo any time or jlaco by appointment, Phono M. 1471 Mr. audWrfe. .1. M. Watt leave Mon day for a "tvv6 month's ylbil a New York, Boston, Wafchlhfctbn and other euatern cltlea. Miss Watt will Join thnm'ht Portland and accompany them.1. Sins has been visiting at Sea Side.'.! MIsb Kva Humphrey of Jackson 71110' 4ak n recent visitor wlih Med ford friends. . ' I SetyR A. Holmes, The Insurance Man, over Jackson County Hank. Misses Eva Couch and Nellie Col lins left today for a visit with friends at Log Anfceles. Mr. and Mrs. K. N. Warner havo left for a month's outing at Colestln. Mr. Wii MVs. J. F. Wortman haVe returned from a week at Ashland at tending Chautauqua. Kodak finishing, the best at Wes ton's, opposite book store. Mrs. Ed Andrews, who has had a severe attack of la grippe and has been confined to "her bed for some imo, will bo able to resume her lssons next week. Rev. A. A. Holmes has returned from attending Chautauqua at Ash land. George A. Morrison has returned from a visit at Tonopah, Nevada. Carkln & Taylor (John H. Carkln, Glenn 6. Taylor), attorneys-a't-law over Jackson County Hank Building Medford. Mrs. E. E. Goro and Miss Flora Gray has returned from a visit at Ashland. C. C. Clark has returned from a business trip to California. Among the many visitors In Ash land Thursday night were Miss Jen nie Hansen. Miss Anna Hansen, Mr. .and Mrs. Ralph Woodford, Mr. and Mrs. Volney Dixon, Misses Edna and Mary Gore, Miss Frankle Offut, Bertha Pierce, Ed Pierce, Elgin Bratney, Miss Helen Dahl, Henry ilaswelt, Fred and Virgil Strang. A Snap at Berlin's Tailoring Par lors. Three fine men's suits, all wool, latest style, 36, 37 and 3S sizes, for $10 each. See them now. W. Tyler Smith Jr., was taken through Medford Friday evening on No. 16 on the way to his slter's home In Dallas, Oregon. His parents, sis ter and brother accompanied. Tyler is greatly improved and was stand ing the trip nicely. C. W. Shermftn of Talent spent Saturday In Medford on business. An excursion to Colestln will be run Sunday, July 21, on which many Medford people are planunlng to spend the day at the mountain re treat. Our full line of fine woolens has arrived. Savo $10 by ordering now. Wo mako fino ladles and mens suits. Berlin, Medford, 219 W. Main. Wilbur J. Tyler of Roseburg Is In Medford on a short business trip. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Anderson of "Williams Ceeck aro spending a few days In Medford. A. S. Itoscnbauni lias returned from a short "business trip to Port land. He was accompanied homo by W. H. McGowan. August iJ. Slngler has returned from Portland where he attended the Elk festivities. S. A, Kowell, ladles' tailor, 4th floor M. F. & H. lildg. Mr. and Mrs. Will Stewart ac companied by Mrs. J. M. Keene re cently motored to Portland and are now planning to return by way of Central. 'Oregon. They report an enjoyable trip to Portland. Mr. 'and Mrs. W. F. Isaacs have returned from a pleasure trip to "Crescent City. Tho Southern Pacific passengct station Is the only placo In Medford whor'o tickets to points outside of Jackson county can bo purchased. William T). Steward left Saturday for a short business trip to Califor nia. Mrs. Ben Garnctt has returned from" a abort visit with friends n Ashland.' Moved to 31 N. Grapo street. The Medford Conservatory for music and languages. 'G. Talllandler, director. Open all summer. Mr. and Mrs, C. A. Knight havo loft to spond the summer in southern California. Mrs. M. C. Barber and children spont FrJdaV at Ashland attending Chautauqua. Weeks &McGowah Co. Sty bont M71 T. W. Wk 8071 ' A. if. 6r, iiM KA.B AMrtTAXT. Xlyfct Vkeatfi l)r, J. F, Heddy has returned from a business trip to the Happy Camp mining district. He, wtll loavo Mon day foMPorland ' on business, He was accompanied tb the mining dis trict Ify J oli it l)re.ahan, a inlnlnn export. S. A. HovtMiJmrg Is In from his Tablo ltock ranch. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Tnttlo spont Friday at Chnutnttqua at Ashland. lir. A. W. beano returned Trom Portlatfd today where "ho has boon attending the Elk's convention. Wo pay 215 cents In t ratio for fresh ranch eggs. Also groceries sold at right prices at 0, I., Karsley'9 Cash "Grocory, No. 2, West Jackson street. William Gorlg chief engineer of tho Pacific & Eastern returned from a huslness trip to Portland today. C.rover Corum was with the ad vance guard of returning Elks reach ing Medford today. J. D. Bell proprietor of the Nash Hotel returned from Portland today where- ho has been attending tho Elk's convention. He reports a splendid time. Wanted to trade acreage in Oak- date Park addition for n small house and lot in Medford. W. H. Ever hard, 1013 W. 9th. phono 6671, W. J. Barnes of Grants Pass Is In Medford on a short business visit. Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Glover of Yroka are In Medford for a short visit. Ed Clngnde of Eagle Point spent Friday night with Medford friends. Miss May Bailey who has been em ployed at the Nash Hotel for many months, has resigned her position for the purposo of taking n rest and visiting friends at Portland and oth er places In tho state. Mr. and Mrs. Boy W. Woods of Los Angeles, Cal., are In Medford looking over the valley with a view of locating here. Mr. Woods spent two months here In tho spring and was so pleased that ho brought Mrs. Woods to see the valley with tho In tention of remaining, provided she liked it here. According to A. S. Bosenbaum Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Beames will leave Portland Sunday for a week at Sea Side where Mr. Rcames will recuper ate from a strenuous week at Tort land as director of Jlie Medford Elk's activities there. B. H. Spencer of Climax spent Saturday transacting business in Medford. Returning Medford Elks report that tho main uuncn win arrive homo from Portland Sunday afternoon, re maining for the closing festival at Portland tonight. Clarence A. Weston of Ashland spent Saturday with Medford friends. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Watterman of the Sams Valley district are In Med ford in a short business trip. Miss Florence Clark has returned from a week's visit at Newport. She reports a largo crowd at this popu lar resort. C. H. Hellman of Steamboat spent Saturday in Medford on business. John A. Allen of Lcland is in Medford on a short business trip) Mrs. H. D. Kane of Sacramento, Cal., is In Medford for a visit with her daughter Mrs. W. D. Walker. Twill be for blood Medford vs. Grants Pass. Ball Park 3 p. m. Sunday. Say Mame meet me at the ball park Sunday afternoon. I think there'll be something doing. Ike Butler on First Is an angle worm watch him Sunday at the ball park. Medford vs. Grants Pass at 3 p. m. The game Sunday at the ball park, Medford vs. Grants Pass Is an oven money proposition. Medford vs. Grants Pass. Ball park. Sundny afternoon at 3 p. an. Aio you on? TAFT Will NOT ST Is t IP COUNTRY conclude tho service. Tills name work an nlvon Luster. A cordial 'nvltntlon Is extended to all. " 'oi'v., otlmiite.l luiliiN tlml 'J'iO.OOO wo moil mill ohiltlreu ure nlni'viim; in I .on html are hehn colleoleil on WASHINGTON, July 13 Presi dent Tnft nindo It known today that ho will not personally canvass the country for voles at the November '(flection. Such n decision was announced In a telegram to tho Minnesota State AgdonlUiVal SocU'dy tWdny, Tho message declined an luvltnltou to ml dress tho Minnesota State Fair September 31 on thU imllltrM Isanoft of tho day. Ill "sending his "regrets" n white house statement said that tho presi dent did not Intend to make any ex tended trips or do any speaking dur ing the rail. At the Churches IkiptM A musical program by the choir and orchestra will bo given In the Baptist church Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Morning sermon by the i First Clmicliof Christ, Scientist. I Sumln' morning tfbrvlr-o nt eleven t o'clock, subject of hxon-iorinoii, j "Sacrament." Wednesday evening meeting at olght. All are welcome. Sunday school at ten, nil under the fiko at twrtfty in u fiivUVd In l he Sun day school. Reading room hours, two to five p, in, fiullx. oveoi t Sun day, rim roll edifice Noith Oakda'le, SI.,MuiVh E,lsiiisil Service hold lm St. Mnik'n Hall, corner Main mid lloll.x street, Sun day serviced. Holj? communion 7 a. in.; Sunday school. 10 a ui ; son lee and fevrmqu, 11 tu hi:: evening prav or and sermon. X p. lit Strangers aro welcome. t'lirlstliin Bible school medth nt 10 a. in, subject for morning seiinou. "Salva tion hy Hope." evening subject. "The lT!o and Abuse of l'nuer" Prajer mooting on Thursday evening. Como and welcome, n. I), llovle. Pastor don, Mroot onrnotx to niil them, Twenty squadrons of 120 noro plaiioa will take putt In tho fall maneuvers of the French army. YouNGjj Mother! No young woman, In tho Joy of coming motherhood, should neglect ( to prepare her h.vhIciii lor tho physi cal oi deal alio la to uudoigo. Tlili health of both heniilf nml the coming child depends largely upon tho caiu Mho bestows upon hernolf during tho waiting months. Mothor'u Friend pruparen tliu expectant motlior'n sya tern for tho coming ovont. nml Its mm ! makes her comfortnblo during nil tho term. Tho baby, too, In more apt to bo i perfect and strong wlioro tho mother , has thus prepared homelf Tor uaturo'a , Hiipreino function. No better udvleo I could bo given n mother-than that young uxpoctunt OTHER'S dFRIENn .Methodist Episcopal church, corner 'of 3rd ami Hartlett streets, IC. Ollu Eldiidgo1 imstor. Services Siindav as follew: pastor, subject. "The Life and Tench-. p,,.,,,,,,. nt , , . ,, Iim, s. , . , lugs of llosoa," Sunday school at u,joru. morning, "Forglveuo.ss or U:tr. a. in. Men's Bible class samel Klu,IIlk,8t.. t.Velug. "Tho Common ' hour. Young People's mooting at ; ,,,,. vn nih.tr.. Krvto. ns i" ---,-.-. who uso Mother's Friend; Jt la u iiiedlclno that lias proven Its value hi thousands of cases, Mother's Friend In sold at drtur titorcS. Write for fnu book for ixiiotl. i nut mothers. , BRADFIELD RECUUTOR CO., Atlwt., C I 7 p. in. All aro cordially Invited to these services. A. A. Holmes, pastor. Music nt the Baptist ("lum-li. A service of praise will bo given by the Baptist choir next Sunday evening which will end the year's work of this organization. Tho following program will be glvonr Voluntary Orchestra Processional, "Golden Harps are Soundln," II a v or gal Hymn, "O Weary Hoatt.' Schumann Anthem, "Father Keep U&ln Thy Care," .'. ...... Sullivan Prayer ' Trio, "Praise Ye." ...iif. Verdi Miss Hazelrlgg, Messrs .Whetsel and Vawter Scripture Heading " Soprano Solo, "O Dry Thoso Tears," Miss 1 Unman Anthem, "l.o 'it Is I" Faure Quartette, "My Faith Looks Up To Thee." ....Schnocker Miss Hazelrlgg, Mrs. Webster. Messrs. Edmeades and Bennett Baritone Solo, "Fear Not Ye O Israel," . Dudley Buck William Vawter Offertory ... . . Orchestra Excerpts from Harry Bowo Shel ley's cantata. "Death and Life," will usual. Excellent music, cordially Invited. You are I'lvMiju-iiiut Preaching at tl a. in by tho pas tor. Subject, 'Launch Out Into the Deep." Pleaching at S p in . sub ject. "A Short Bed and a Short Cover." Good mustc. Sunday school at 10 a. in : C. E. society, 7 p. m : Prayer meeting nt S p. in. Thursday. Every ono Is cordially invited. pjMaMaM.maBBMMliiMy' 1SJUW.TWK.MIXI.1Y PHIU. WVTIR OA&- APPEM.S South African WATER QUARTER MILLION STRIKERS STARVING IN LONDON LONDON. July 1 I Tito Wh'to Cross- league, formed l nice the families of strikiuir trnM-port woi(. TOO LATE T0;pLASSIFY WANTED First clash piano teacher will exchange lessons for laundry work for family of three. Ad dress A, Tribune office, 06 k.f. 1 r,lltVVOS.lM 1IAI VA-hSll tM.e.t, ft..h wfei?J;f,',,'l K"i th wjlur cunt 4.4 Luutaur Iduj. r In unur tnuin. rut U1BU Hllil x wilt n t it tilt, Take bo Sabsttlnte Mnr (rum frih rttir an ApJ-U. Srntli I African Wnlcr IUb j fur llwltl ii.aLjr i 4 uicr M uu isnl ami In in FOIt SALK Two fine violins. Call at I2S West 4th St DC FOR HENT-- Modern furnished housekeeping rpopi, Jt South' Bartlett, also furnished house rtrl rill inoty lu l frrl, wale r rljlil 1 hand Sit tint listt li,Jl, srn,k Lipmnr - -.. ..-. . ... . w ,. iura trH Littrti untonu n )-.! tt, Ury i,r ..arm wr.iinrr if u mi nlmjjmi, t,rAUjr, nirr (Mi ituo urn uj ,it id., murium; nj iiuu'J t tbn nin i"l air .l ilior lll im riuirr l d gtii tluu il iq ibp tuurnlux Thai Ut iirluW iut rs4 m Iim f rl Cnnrunteed. Ueil by V. H. Govt. .irni lAI mr,i' 1 A'd.y t farry SUta I . S anil C CiiUona. rrcnl4 1'rlrcs, $1.10. 1.4U, 3.O0 iii;1lirir. Jut tultly Vtjitri frtryukiri, t.Vut Orlrr Dtrlctremtki Atlnni Appell Wtitor Ilnf Co. ruiiTi.AM). onrooN h;;m; REV. OTARRELL PARENTS CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING (Ayton, Ontario, Adennec) Jfr. ulnl Mrs. Andrew O'Fnrrell quietly celebrated their go! Jen wed ding . last week. He v. Joseph M. OTnrrell of .Medford, Oregen: lliotli er T. IMvvnrd of Torntiloi; Mrs. Mieliae Liirkiu, .Tljopias O'Fairell and liis wife o't Mitlilletovvn. X. Y.; Mrri. John OTnrrell and her ilntightor Francis of 'Toronto; Mrs-, Uetinifi Hyan nnd Frauds OTnrrell of Ayton were present for the happy occasion. Letter of congratulation and pres ents were received from tho absent members of the family: Jiiiiks of Kngeue, Oregon; Mr. K. Onetz nnd Margaret of Hegiiin; Mnthew of Los Angeles, nnd Frank of Alaska. MAN REFUSES TO WED; IRATE WOMAN SHOOTS POBTLAND, Ore., July 13. An gercd because of hla refusal to mar fy her, Mrs. Susie Agnes Owens today shot and seriously wounded Charles Colestlno. Tho shooting occurred at tho latter's homo where Mrs. Owens had gono, according to her story to plead with Celestlno to marry her as slio says ho promised to do. When he refused, as sho assorts, she drew a revolver from ho shirt and shot him through tho body. Sho ten rodo In an automobile to tho police station whero sho surrender horsolf. Sho Is 27 years of ago and Is said to havo been recently di vorced. . fltj i a. t f X i f T T f T T t f T T J T T y f f T T Y ? f f T T T T T T f T t t T T T T T f ELECTRICITY The Great Time Saver Light with rlcctri'ity nnd save the MTMIO f'oqu.irrtd 1'5 (loan lamps. Cook with olooii'ii-ity and save TIAUO and 'UKMYmM this hot weather. Current riirnj.shed for complete cooking onil'it. includ ing Oven for .f 5.00 a month, special meter rates oh smaller outfits. Iron with electricity and save TIM I' and FATI'Clip: going back and forth to a hot stove. ' - Wash with electric washing machine and save 'UIaNM and BACKACHE. ' ' ' ' Rew with electricity and save TliMW and ITOCTO'II'S BFIjLS. . .4iV. Kt&L Sweep with electric vacuum cleaner, siielcsii) the dust, no goging over afterwards to stir up dust to float in the air and get in your hangings and furniture. There are countless other ways you can use electricity for your household help. Let us tell you almut it. CALFIORNIA-OREGON POWER CO. Successors to Roguo River Electric Co. 210 WEST MAIN STREET ? V f V ? i ! X I I I I ! I t Y Y v t Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y ! I ! I ! I I I t Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y t Y Y Y Y Y Y t t Y Y Y Y The rougher whiskey tastes -r-the strohget it is. The stronger it is--themiOfe harm it will do j0 Bpt then ypu don't have to drink it rough, strong or high-proof. There's Cyrm Noble, purr, old and pnlatshlc llotilcd at diiuMiiK lunitth. CoMl no more than any other whiU,ry. W. J. Vrui Schuy'ver & Oo.j Gonoral Agents, Porthml. THE Sunrise Laundry FAMILY WASHINfl A HPICCLU.TV. ALL WOltIC OUAHANTHKI) Ordurs called for and delivered, l'lmt cIiibh work douo by linud, Ladles' and men's aultn cleaned nnd pressed. Tel. Main 7831; Home, 37. Corner Highlit nnd South Central Avenue. Nearly a quarter of a century under tho snmo mannggniont THE Jackson County Bank Medford, Oregon It has succeeded becnuso of Soundness of principle Economy of inanagenloiit Bafoty of inve.stment Courteous and liberal treatmont CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $175,000.00 W. I. Vawter, President O. R. Lindloy, Vieo Pre. C. W. AfeDonald, Oniihior ICE as clear and hard as diamonds Storage rooms right for all kinds of goods. Our wagons deliver to all parts of the city. Phenes: Pacific 2641, Home 240 Medford Ice (& Storage Go. If you are looking for nn efficient fence a fence suitable for many different purpo.seH PAGE FENCE will supply your needs MB.V'ISI, Page Fence r"""yiviv-;v..k . , r.. ...si'.'i'v-.l- 't" Eabbit Proof Page l"ab))it rooi' Pcukjo is iiractieal, eeoiiomieal and absolutory rabbit proof You want tho BEST WE HAVE IT '" We fi'n'nisli man and tools and assist in 'the croctfpii of liwvy rod of !Page Police witbouL'oxlm cost to you. 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