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i it PAGE TWO MEDFOUD MAIfi TRIBUNE, MISDFORD, OKKCION, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1012 i I I. hf t- PERSONAL Harry ChlldB vhns returned from ,4,yo.mpnths. visit t Qolcstln. Martin J. Rqddy 1ms returned from n outing at Ncpprt. JIo re portn great tun In deep, sea dslilng. Dr. E. U. Sealy, nuch Improved In health, hHB returned, from an outing atgNqwportf Dr. ,Sea)oy has nearly ctnilralsr recovered from n recent at Uok of blood poisoning. ,,"Vp,vUl jmy,$2.B0 jer tier for weofl,,ln trade, il)G K. Front street, lt.A liiuihfU..tniv It. thn nAt 13fi RkMjs ,aro boliiR laid for a proper obaorranco of labor day In thla city. A program Is to bo arranged. Labor Day,.! one ,woek irom Monday. Mr. arid Mrs. At M. Loomls have re turned Irom a visit .at Crater Lake. ., .ir,. -and Mrs. Sam Rodgcra havo left for tlmlr homo at Klloen. Mr. ledgers was married recently at BUtto, Montana. Friends aro pre iparing n great welcome for the couple at Eileen whore Mr. Rodgcra Is Mayor. , Forrest Edmeades has resigned as director of tho Baptist church cliolr having been engaged by the Mcthodla,t Episcopal church Tor tho coming year beginning his work on Octeber 1. Vainco Co1vr is making arrange ments to return to corvauis to con tinue 'his s'tHdlca there. W.Tylcr Smith has left ,for a short visit with friends at Portland. 7e. D. White of Beagle -was n ro cent 'visitor In Medford. Ho Is cx Jilblting some very tine fruit. , JKoro bargains than ever at J06 N. Front street Better havo a lopV. . ' 136 A grass flro at the corner pt Oak dalo and Eleventh street called the flro department shortly after noon today. No damage was done, ono lot belnj? burned over. Tho public market -was crowded tq oyorflpwlng this morning, many of thp ranchers offering produce ror sale, being forced to remain outside thp building, and offer their produce th'ere. Tatrons wero numerous and a great, amount of produce was dis posed or,. The showing was one of the bes'slnco tho market was opened. Automobile for sale, ?200, good condition. Room 423, M. F. & II. Bldg?,v tt 132 , Mrs.v Alice Thompson of Ashland la" spending a few days In Medford YhslUag friends., Tfa. and Mrs, T. :. Roons of Cres cenfTJMy arrived in Medford Satur day y automobile. They aro bound for Crater , Lake. They report the road" in good condition between this city and tho coast,. 8. A. Newell, ladles tailor, floor K.F. &ij. bldg. MnT. y. younger of Roseburg Is In Medford visiting hex son Charles, wbq resides on Siskiyou .Heights. " Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Henderson left? Friday for a visit with friends at Saj Francisco,. Tbcy will bo absent fo,r soveraj weeks. "jvanted some ono to share a car going to Eugene some time this fall. Address Box 25 Tribune. 132 E. V. .Carleton of Table Rock spent Saturday in, Medford. He re ports a splendid crop of potatoes and corn. Last year "Mr. Carleton earned tho title of "Potato King" by the splendid bowing he made on his Tablo Rock ranch. , Mrs. Thomas Turpln of Roxy Ann was a recent visitor in Medford. For, sale, Kentucky saddle and harness, raaro, dark adpplo chest nut sorrel. Great show mare, won raaay vpre-trlums both in harness and under saddle., Lady ,broka to ride or drive. Further information, call at 322 cast 12th St., Medford, Ore., F. M. Landram. ijlss Helen Rcddy recently enter tained for Miss Edna Crawford of Qrants Pass, Those who attended ware; Vjvlan Chlldors, Anna Broad, Florence Reddy, Herbert Strang, Robort .Strang and Roland Hubbard. . r. And Mrs. Charles Dclin, Miss, Broad, and Messrs.. Bethel and Horn were recent vbj(orj at Colcstln. , v0k and hardwood 14. 50 and J5.0O per cord. Cold Ray Realty Co.. Sixth and Fir. Jed yimjeut las left tor a slwrt business .trip to Albany. .Mr. .HuttJo VlliRrd and son are vUlt)g, Jrlouds In Medford, Sha Is nrosldent of Red Bluff. HammocKs, sporting goods, blup flainjOrdprlesBil stoves, refrigera tors, etc. Prices right Shapjelgb Hardwaro Co., 28 South Cqntral. , ,tyr,. and Mrs. John 11. Ftencli havo left for . .Jniajuesa T,trlj) to Uolso, Idaho., , , jOaktaid Jiardwood $4.50 and 5.00 per., cord... .GoJdJtay. Realty Co., Sixth and Fir. Harry J, Luwlson of Grants Pass H spent 'Saturday at Medford on, busl- linoa ' t Berlin Tailoring nnd French Dry Cleaning Company, 101 West Mnln, atreot, wish to announce that they aro prepared to do first class clean ing nnd pressing, also hats blocked nnd trimmed. Ladles' and Gents' suits nindo to order. Giro us a trial. Satisfaction guaranteed. Phono Pacific C3C2. Ed Thompson of Roguo Rlvor spent Saturday In Medford on busi ness. Seo R. A. Holmes, The Insurnuco Man, over Jackson County Bank. OUIe Hnxclwood a well known Evans Creek rancher spent Saturday In Medford on business. Kodak finishing, thu best at Wes ton's, opposlto book store. Leo Root has returned from a business trip north. Soda Fountain at DeVoo's. J. J. Anderson of Griffin Creek Is in Medford on a hort business trip. ilonoy to loan on country proper ty. Carkln & Taylor, Jackson Coun ty Bank Bldg., Medford. Will Von dor Hellcn of Eagle Point was a recent visitor In Med ford. Carkln & Taylor (John II. Carkln. .Glenn O. Taylor), attorncys-at-law, over Jackson Count Bank Building. Medford. B. W. Leland of Roseburg spent Saturday In Medford on business. E. D. Weston, commercial photog raphcrn. negatives made any time or place .by appointment Phono M. 1471 Mrs. Alice Corning of San Fran cisco Is In Medford visiting her dnughtcr, Mrs. L. C. Wilson. Young spring ducks, Sa turd ivy. Booth 23, Public Market. 132 i Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Summer leave this evening for Chicago. They will stop at Eugene and Portland en route. Hay for .sale. W. II. Everhard. Phono 6C71. Early Crawford peaches for sale. II. C. Joy, phono Pacific C91-J-1. 132 Tho ulaco to gel tho best Ever green sweet corn Is at tho market, booth 5. 141 Get Mrs. Reynolds homo made bread at JJeVoo's. LOUNSBERRY SUSPECTED OF MANY OTHER ROBBERIES (Continued "from pngo 1.) that ho escaped detection by entering a Pullman nnd mingling with the passengers. It Is said nt tho hos pital that Lounsberry will recover from his wounds. IHPHNJIlflB nran 4th . EV YORK, AuK. 24.-Acclahupd by IiuudrcuV of thousands of clieerfu fellow countrymen, America's victor ious Olympic athletes paraded tho streets today. James Thorpe, the Carlisle Indian, who won the nil arpund athletic championship :.t Stockholm, headed tho procession. The .wejither was perfect, nd "real enthusiasm marked the progress f the parade from fitnrt to finish. Eight thousand school children marched behind the automobiles con taining the victorious athletes. Dolc gntions from every athletic organi zation ju Jhccity nlo were jn line. The celebration of the return of the representative of the United States at the Swedish Olympiad will be concluded tonight with n banquet. '', !l 1.11.2J HMD BE OFteiH OF POACHER WASHINGTON', Aug. 24. Repre sentative Xorrls' resolution intro duced in the house recently ordering the stato department to investigate the death of James Rogers, tho for mer Los Angeles commission mer chant who was reported slain in Africa for alleged -poaching and "Illicit" ivory trading, by British soldiers was unanimously passed today. TOPRKA, Aug. 21. Wells Louns berry, who was shot and seriously In jured with his own lovolver while resisting rapture after he- had robbed tho mall car on a Union Pacific train Thursday night, Is nllvo nnd will probably recover. Tho robber talked about tho crime today. Ho Insisted he shot himself purposely when cornered. "When a man Is up against It," ho said, "It Is worse than people can pos sibly Know." Ho told why ho climbed back Into the same train ho had robbed. "I thought that tho Pullman of that train would bo the last place they would look for me." Clews tq tho man's Identity wero a letter In his pocket addressed to Mrs. Wells Lounsberry, Medford. Ore., R. F. D. No. 2, and nnother 'let ter addressed to Denver. Tlwo let ters wore turned over to tho postal authorities, who havo not divulged their contents. Tho train, known as tho Denver Express, and carrying heavy mall, wns leaving Kansas City, when a man ran across the depot platform and leaped into tho mall car. J. D Withers, tho clork In charge, turned nnd faced the jnaii, who leveled a re volver at him. Withers wns com mantled to bind nnd gag his five as sociates nnd obeyed. Tho robber then wont through all the registered pouches, stuffing the rich packages Into his pockets. Af tor securing the loot ho commauded Withers to tie his comrades, being careful to keep all tho clerks cov ered with his revolver. At Bonner Springs, where the train made a brief stop, tho robber commanded the men to work thr mail so as not to attract attention of persoqs at the station. When Lawrence was reached tho robber dropped quickly from the car and ran towards the rear of tho train. Withers gave tho nlarm to tho train crew. A negro porter said he saw n man with bulging pockets enter a sleeping car. Conductor M. E. Smith hastily summoned two Lawrence policemen nnd al threo followed Into tho car. The robber had hid himself in an upper ixirth. Smith pulled aside the curtain and made a grab for him. The robber raised tho rovolver and pulled-tho trigger' just as "Smith caught his hand and turned it back, as he says. The bullet entered tho man's chest close to the heart. The conductor and two policemen had dragged him Into the aisle. A phy sician on tho train gave him temp orary treatment and tho train pro ceeded to Tdpeka. Hero tho robber, tillable to talk, wns placed In tho hospital. ' ' " - .w ... Mr. Loiiiisbrrry at 1'ot'tlnml PUKTLANI), O10., Aim. 24.-Kn route to join hor husband. Mrs. Wells Loiiusborry, wife of tho dmiug trnln robber now lying Heviouvly wmmdrd in u Tnpokn, Knitans Iitnl follow ing his iinsum'KsTul nttenipl o hold up n t'tiion l'nril'ie train near there, pasted through Portland today. She hud with her her two hoys, (Icoige nnd Phillip, tiged (1 nnd Ti respect ively. She tlechirod her 1'iiilh in hor husband's tntmt'ouoe and loyally in sorted she would stand by hhn throughout his trouble. ' r " Not Suspected Uy Bank NKW WKSTMltfSTKH. I). (VAug. '-M. Inquiries ntiide nl the loeal police headquarters resulted in the information that there was no recurd or description of hoiuishorry here, who is held in Topekn. Kiuisns, (or train hold-ups which connect hint in nny way with the suspected compli. city in the robbery of tho Bank .of Montreal, this eitv. from whieli $'Jo8,000 wns soleu in Siipteinher 11)11.. ? ! &l&4frZt&&i T ! M ! t; m A. T t f y t y t t y y y KHtnbllnhtHl 1800 l N' cM A liicitrpoiiiltnl ItJOK : , r k SHIP YOUR APPLES AND PEAR8 TO ' SGOBEL & DAY "S"SLr i)isti'ilmltn,s to all Wastem itmrkols. Wxnorl jth io Uitiiv own AuiiIh iif lguri)u A SQUARE HOUSE, TOP MARld3T . VALUE AJND QUICK RETURNS , , . COUItlWI'ONDIiNCi: SOIiKMTKD ' I V J 4 !. 4)ilHlll4 TAKE A BATH MORTGAGE LOANS Aloiicy 011 band at all tiiiica to loan on improved ranches and city property at lowest rates with "on or, before privilege." JAMES CAMPBELL Phone 3231 S20 G -O. B1d. BATH BRUSHES SOAPS SPRAYS SPONGES PERFUME TOILET WATERS TURKISH TOWELS TALCUM POWDERS Phone us your wants r Get tho habit in tho twiwa-day h1k ot to do it. frequently to keep comfortable. What interests us particularly in your ease is a desire to tell you about our monster stock of bath requisites. -Wo have them allfor you and everybody, bio; or little. Good goods, actually the best the market affords,, and for that class our prices are the lowest possible. Make up your order today. "We know the goods and shall bo glad to help you select. Medfoird Pharmacy Near Post off ice All night Phono service, 101 1. J..LJ1 'I. 1 I..;.-. Now in tho Garnett-Corey Building Vapor Baths and Scientific Massage Adviee in Dietetics, Medical Gymnastics and JTydrotheropy Lady Attondant Examination and Consultation Free "Wd'make a specialty of chronie diseases DR. R. J, LOCKWOOD, Chiroproctor ' Nervo Specialist Phones:' Office, 1-15; Kes. Home l(58Iv, Bell 7073 Rooms 203-20-1-205 Garnett-Corey Building tiers FASTED FORTY DAYS TO DIE OF STARVATION alfln Mot Women who bear children and ro main healthy aro those, who prepare their systems In advance or baby's coming. Unless tho mother aids nature In its pre-natal work tho crisis finds hor system unequal to tho de mands mado upon it, and she Is often left with weakened health or chronic ailments. No remedy Is so truly a holp to naturo as Mother's Friend. It rellcres tho pain and discomfort caused by tho strain on tho ligaments, makes pliant thoeo fibres and musclcit which naturo Is expanding, and soothes tho Inflammation of breast glands. Mother's Friend assures a speedy and complete recovery for tho mother, "Mfl3 and sho is left a iTOtlft6r9 netutny woman to mn 9 j enjoy tho rear- FFIGIM& ing of her chlldv Mother's Friend is sold at drug stores. Writ for our Irco book or expectant mothers, PRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. AlIU. C. . '" The Grouchy Face Weeks&McGowanCo. UNDERTAKERS y Phone 3271 Mk neMl Jr. W, WMka aoyi f A, s. On,, MW KAJIIT AMVKAXT SACRAMKXTQ. Oil., Aup. 2J. After limliji forty ily in tlic luuw of rtiriiiK bmint'Jf of 11 ilimiit uffJii (ion, Wiittiou Hunker, 42, i deail livrr today. For a time hi (liront iiilment whs reutly eaxet by IiU self-itnjot"l plan of t-1 limit ion. rcrhonul AV1I1 tho person that picked up fox tcrrior fornnlo dog, loft car black, will stand straight up, black spot on forohoui, kindly rot urn minio mid save trouble to 45 Js Dnrtlctt street. No questions trill bo nuked. For any Information leading to recovery reward will -bo paid. 132 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTKD Competent stenographer, wants position, twelve years ex- 'perionco. Ij. Chalmers, COO'-' Uoll, 1U WANTKD Position. Experienced orchard man, married, wishes po sltlon' to run ranch. "W. II. Mc Kolvey, Ea'glo Point. ' 137 HBHHBSBHHHHHIHHilV' Hdtel Medford $1.00 Sunday Dinner $1.00 C Canape Cecelia , !. , . Sliced Cucumbers. . Jipc Olives , Crenie a la St. Vallier Filets of English Sole a la Helle, i.'Vir Pomnics Fondantes Ki.ssdlettes de Agnew, A.ni)liitryoh ' , . .Grape Fruit Sherbet Braised Homer Squab Lucullus,, - , - j'injeiRibs oj jExjiort Beof Dcini,.(Qhifce S ," y ' J ...:.''' Tt 'K JBula'd'Nov PoUitocs Elaine Sui'ar.Corn Incroonc, gream . The stronger and rougher whiskey tastes -the more harm it will do. t . Why take chances wi,th your nerves,, your stomach, your general health. Cyrui Noble is pure, old and palatable' llulilnl at ilrjuklujr slrriiKth. ' ' , , Sold al over the world. j-- - W. J. Van achuyvcr & Co., Ocnoral Agonts, Portland, Ciam Cheese ; . , Assju'.te.d O.ikes , Salted Wafers Demi Tasse August 25, lf)J2 it GET YOUR, BOXES AND H i CRATES Pac. 5621. for Poaches and Cantaloupes from ROGtUE RIVER COMMISSION 00, Medford, Oregon Home 307 Live Stock Wanted WANTIiJl) 'J'O UUY--AM kinds of live stock, largo or small quantities. Will pay best mar ket price. ' ' ar. ,1. SlflVIliK, eloUnion Aleut C?o. k A f.a 4T 1 Is ropollniit ratlicr than attractive. Hut sometimes It is tho bad condi tion of tho teeth that contorts tho faco and disfigures it, Or it may no that an aching tooth or nouralKla spoils tho appearance. Don't suffer with aching or ugly tooth when wo can mnko them look bright, clean and regular, at u very rcaHoimblo cost. Ladjr Attendant DR. BARBER TIIR DENTIST Over Daniels for Duds. Pacific Phono 2D28, Home Phono 3C2-IC f ? J t T t J I J "Not For Rent" vW.c have a new, inodei'ii buugahiW just, finished. Several new people just eoming to iMcdloVfl have offered us $:J5.(M) a month rent for this.js.wolj' little home. TJijs bungalow wns J)!,!' for a "home" apurmauont aiid Ijisting home. Best location on paved street, four blocks from Bedford Hotel. For Sale very cheap. There is nothing in Medford today like it for the price. A real bargain don't last' long. Look at it to-, flnyljcfo're it is gono, J ' . .i. H. E. GATES, Owner 23 Roao Avonuo A ' t ; 1 i . -H , H,r yJ 'i y y t y y f y y t y ! 1 i A.