THE M KDFOIM) DAILY TRTDITXE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1908.
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1 BIGAMIST
IS STILL ALIVE
Eighteen Year Old Double Bride
. Reported Dead is Seen Upon
Streets of Los Angeles.
eft
PORTLAND, Or., June (. Mr.
Ruth Kinney Cloldie Ellin llceili-, who
was reported to Lave died a few weekti
ago, la alive and raiding ut Lou An
geles, according to a prominent attor
ney of that city who in visiting here aud
who claims to have ni-eu her on the
streets there several days ago.
Mrs. Kllia Bt edf is tho licnutiful IS-year-old
heiress to a $00,000 Califor
nia estate, who figured prominently
in the beauty content recently condiii
ed by the Portland Journal. She I.
Portland hurriedly for California a few
mouths ago, when one of the two men
who claim to be her husVinnds, npplie
to the authorities for a warrant for
her arrest charging her with bigamv
ler marriage two years ago lo J.
I. Ellis, n Portland attorney, created
a sensation because of the fact lliut
the bride appeared at the altar In hIiuiI
skirts of a schoolgirl. Bhc has never
since worn the attire of a grown worn
an.
A divorce was later granted to Ih
onae, r,ms appealed to the miprcmc
court of the stalo and a few moutliH
ago secured n reversal of the deere
In the meantime the girl had become
the wifo of Charles flede, a flooiniilli
er in n department; store. When Kills
heard of this he applied to the author
itles for a warrant for the arrest of
his former, wife, but discovered that
she bad disappeared, accompanied bv
her foster mother, Mrs. Kinney.
neveral weeus Inter a lelegnim was
received by Mr. Kinney staling that
his roster danghter had died. .Vu de
tails were given and he imniidiatelv de
parted for the California city.
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
Mih hi I u ttimnyaw, Hltnnnipliy nnri
typewriting. Jioom 4, Palm Hook.
Mr. and Mm, Ot'orgti Kmhltiuli of
Aililutid miide JiH'kHouvillo frinul
Viflft lUMt Wfl'k,
'olfMin Miiiernl Bprings flutnl oprim
June 13 minor now nmntig.nienf . Mrs,
J, D. Htono, Ihhbco. 1 7
jiurn mppio una ,i. Aitkon writ
dowu from Woodville Muinliiv.
Hurry Cuthortnua, gt'nentl conl nictor
and builder, r flaunt work n Hpivii.Hv,
Med ford, Or.
Air. uad Mm. I)vorjo I-indley, Mrx
VVulduii nud Mm. (.'hiirlnn Millinu lin vr
returned from attending the toho -iir
nival at Portland.
Another carload of WnitfdiurK Pure
Wbltn Flour just in. Allen & Koiifiiii.7l
Golden drain Clmuuli'B i advert Ued
elsewhero nnd known everywhere.
Enough Ktid. Wo sell it. Allen A : lion
' 71
Mr. L, K. Whiting left Nundiiy for
Kaglo Point, ueur wbii-b plixo hu ih
now Hying on a bomoHtend.
Mrs. .T. K. Van Snnt nnd lier ilnugh
ter, Minn Molburg, pnsH.'il through Mfd
; ford Monday en route- to Jnrkaoiiville
to vinit relativoH.
W. ( Hpurkn of Thimpjon Creek, I lie
stockman, wan in M.-dlVrd and .laeki.in
yille Monday.
Harry Wulf nud Arthur TliompNou of
Jacksonville were in Med ford Monday
" fternoon,
Mrs. A. Stunner of California, who
ban been visiting lier brother, 11". A
ttauteo, of Poor man ' Creek, nnd It in
family, returned home a few davs sinee.
r t ti .. . .
i. a, uaiiiiiiou uus returned irum n
Ibort business visit in northern Cal
fornia.
Mr. fnd Mr. J. C. (lodlovi?, who live
on the Medford .Tarknoiivillo road, were
itt Bedford Mondav evening to me
tbe latter 'a mother and other relative
who live at Pasadena, Cal.
. ft. Porter, formerly of Central
Poiftt, WM in Medford Monday, lie
! now located in lougtas enmity.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Prnett of Itmy
precinct spent several hours in M.d
ford Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Kd Oarrett have return
od from Coos Hay und will remain a
short time. They ar on their wnv to
Bedlandn, I'nl., on n visit.
Mrs. William Angle nnd hrr obleil
daughter, Minn Prudence. inited in Aili
land Hunday.
Monroe .Sanders, represent mg a pnmi
in Pol liquor house, whofte heudiuarters
are at Ban Franetfco, is In 8iutliern
Oregon on a businesn trip.
Mrs. Frances Vert roes is making Sis
kiyou county, California, her former I
home, a visit.
Joha IT. and (Carles P. Talent wore
at the eounty sent not long since, ac
compBDiH by their youngest brother, A.
'. Jr., who had business with the county
cleric.
W. IT. Canon, I. H. Miller and J. din f
8. Orth have, gone to Portland to attend j
the democratic state convention, nhieh
"mfets .Tune . !
George V. Weeks and and other re-n
dents of Trail were in Medford the first
of the weolc. j
Mrs. Charles Niefeell and her dnunh
ter have gone to Napa, Cl,, to visit1
relatives. j
lr. Van Oessner spent Munduy after '
noon at Medford. !
H. WMnngto bin returned from tit i
tenfllng the toM carnival at Portland.!
. O. B. JWk, h., Hi, of fhenter Citv.
was ViUM by ft yrW at rbtcr Citv
in., on nnnday,
The M. M. M. rluh spent an en.oVuiW
rvrninff at ill t.rrnA n t . n M.
im, r , n. nil.
w"Dn,y. Clarence Kelb.od nH
old
.Clarence Meeker were "initiated." The
entortaimneut wan in the form of a sur
i prise party.
Adolph fr-hultz of .Incksuuville wuh
'held up at the iuterHfctiou of the Cen-
tral Point and Jacksonville roadu 8na
i day evening, and bis pookct psttf-ssious
taken away. The robber is desenbed
as being sis feet high, weihiug l&D
pounds.
ipuu It. llaskiiiM is delegate to t lit
M anon ie grnad lodge in Portland this
week.
Mrs. Jennie Woodford Williams, who
uow lives near Council Bluff, 1a is
paying Medford a visit.
Ouo of the nieettt, moHt modern, best
located homes in Medford is offered
for nale. Address P. O Buz. UH for
particular k
M r. and M is. Orn u M u i pliy v Ik) led
in Ashland Sunday afternoon,
Mrn. J. F. White and her .daughter,
who have been at Berkeley, Cal., for
some time pit hi, ant nt homo again.
Mi.sH Zeln Iijih beiMi taking a course in
mimic.
Mrs. T. W. Hazel tuu gone to her
former home eanl of the ftoeky uiouu
tains on a visit of we vera 1 weeks.
Joseph Owens of Wcllen, county coin
miftsioncr-clect, was among t he many
i ti Med f ord Sa 1 ii nlay,
W. K. Price of Tfilo was in Medford
Saturday. In company with his wife
he has been visiting nt Seattle nnd in
Linn count v.
J. C. Barnard of Ashland did business
in Medford Saturday nl'lernoon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. F. Young of (
Hill have been visiting in Medford, (he
fluents of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Hall.
Peter Young was aniong the many
in from Kagle Point during the week.
H. C. Messeiiger of Trail i.nd Agflte
made Medford a business visit during
the week.
K. K, PhippH panned through Medford
on Mondav evening's train on his way
to Portland to nl tend the democrat ie
Inte convent ion.
Mr. nnd Mrs. CJ. W. Winetnoit wore
in .Medford Monday. They i
residents of (IrantN Cuss.
William Hart. Hatniltoii, owner nl' the
Rogue River valliv irrigated orchard
tract at Eagle Point, has returned from
anla Harbara and Creseent City, Cal.
where he has spent I he past t hre
months.
Miss Iva Shirley, who has been teneh
ug in the Medtrd schools, left for her
home in Iowa Mondav eve nine:. A mini
per of our school ma'ams accompanied
Miss S. to the train.
b. Kwacker, Leslie Cook, Misses Mc
Donald and Cooper of Foots Creek
spent rSu ml n v a in) .Mono! a v at ColeMm
uid Ashland.
.his. Tyler of Soda Springs, the, well
known pioneer, did business in Medford
Tuesday morning.
Misses Kmma Wendt and Leila Prim
were 'Medford visitors Mondav evening
n. vt . Mt'i -minion and nr. v. vromau
wore down from (Johl Hill Monday af
lrmion,
Leon II. Haskins is leiireHenting Mh-
ford's lodge of Masons in the (tcind
idge now in session al Portland
Prank (ireen of Phoenix precinct hns
lieen spending a few dnys in Medford.
. M. Hossett, the well known miner,
is over from Jacksonville Monday.
Pat Mil Hoy has gone lo Blue Ledge
Dislrict, where operations oro to be re
sumed, it is reported.
rry Stewarl b-ft for Portland Muti
ny evening, to be gone a short time.
A heavy shower damaged hav at Ash
land Sundav afternoon.
II. S. he Annond of (irauts Pass made
Medford n visit Saturday, the guest of
his brother, lr. It. S. He Armond.
A. P. Duhamel cume down from Kileen
few days since. Ho innv not return
for some time.
Mrs, C. L. Iteames of Jai-kstuiville is
isiting relatives living in Medford,
PHACT8 FEOM PHOENIX.
J. I). Heury was in Medford Monday
after a load of mill stuff. Ralph Taylor
also spent a few hours among the Med
ford merchants.
Mr. Joseph Ifader of Kagle Point is
here ou a visit to relatives.
Sam Vau Dyke went to Medford Mod
day after a loud of shingles.
Itev, William A. Uressmau of Ashland
delivered a most interesting sermon here
at the Presbyteriau church. He also
left an appointment for next Sunday.
And ho helped her on with her coal
Sunday evening. Well, that's a pretty
good start. Keep it up. You'll win
a home after a while, W. W,
The bait guine between Sticky and
Phoenix, the Hard to Beats, here Sun
day was aa exciting one. In the first
inning ouo of Sticky 'h players saw sec
ond and that's all. The next inning
there was an exchange of umpires. Then
the Hard to Beats went to bat and swat
led tho faithful. The first one to bat
mode first, and then home on the next
hit. The first ball Stickv hit, old Swec
u ey was right under it with the big
mit. Our boys got their last bat
Sticky had Li in the ninth inning, and
when they made the Hth they quit
If thoy hadn't, they would have made
li.'t or more.
GUN CLUB TO HOLD
SHOOT T0MOBEOW
The Medford Gun club will bold its
monthly shoot at the grounds near the
Pacific & Eastern junction tomorrow
aftcrnoou. All marksmen are invited
to participate.
Dr. und Mrs. W. h. Cameron of Ap
plegate are in Medford.
Mrs. Chris Kenney of Jacksonville is
at Portland.
"Better than ever." Tf yon are in
rested in seeing and hearing great
men and women In fine music in art
in Bible studv in cookery and lots
f other things, scud postal at once for
further information. S, O. Chautunmia
Association, Ashland, Or. 70.
WOODVILLB ITEMS.
The gang of men that did the robbing
at Oakland, Or., passed through Wood
villo Thursday last week, headed for
California. They came in ou the tt:.10
and tarried here till 2:.S was due. Then
went out on the blind baggage. They
were in Murk Whipple's place a short
time. One nays to t he other: "Let 's
have a drink." The other said "No;
w had better keep a lookout. We know
from. the description given by the papers
is was undoubtedly them.
Ben Carter and family, who have re ,
ided in WnodvUle for .'HI years, left for ,
Mugene Juno I,
Mr. I'M wards, owner of the Homestake
mine, is expected hero in the next week
either sell tne mine or commence
work on the SHme.
Woodville is talking of bonding the
listrict and building a larger school
house, which is needed very much.
Sherman Fstell nud wife have moved
to the sawmill and camped for the sum
mer.
Mrs. Mark Whipple spent the day in
Oold Hill last Saturday.
Woodville is badly in need of a
butcher shop. Thorn would be money in
it for the right party.
The Woodmen and ltovnl Neighbors
observed Memorial dav, 3i.no 6. which
is Woodman day all over the state,
lately. They seem lo bo moving in
bunches. There have been .is high as
ight seen together at a time.
NOTICE.
Is hereby given that the undersigned
will upply at the city council of Med
ford, Or., at its meeting to be held June
9, 190S, for a license to sell malt, vin
ous and spiritous liquors in less quan
tities than u gallon for the period of six
months at lots 10 and 11, block 45, Med
ford, Or.
T. H. MOOR K.
Dated May 28, PJOS.
Try our sew coffee pulverizer and
make your coffee go further (not a
grinder). Allen Si Heagau. 71
FOB RKNT One largo room, 3Ux40,
and one office room, in Miles building.
Inquire nt premises or at Tribune of
fice, tf
FOR SALE One span heavy mules,
new harness, heavy wagon, $250 cash,
Box 43.1, Medford, Or. 70
TO TRADE flood investment property
in Kansas City, Mo., worth $;1000, to
trade for Rogue River fruit land. J.
D. Ooldsbv, 4212 Main si., Kansas City,
Mo. 70 '
WANTED Man to work on ranch. See
Bert Anderson, Medford.
Grand Theatre
BIO SHOW TONIGHT
0 PICTURES, 2 PERFORMANCES
7:4R AND 9:ir.
LAST EVENINO S TROUBLE,
CAUSED BY DEFECTIVE ELEC
TRICITY, HAS BEEN REMEDIED.
LAST NIOIIT'S COUPONS ADMIT
FREE THIS EVENING.
COOL THEATER
ADMISSION, 10 CENTS.
For Meats that Meet
the most Exacting Tastes
The Medford Meat Co.
Successor to Pottenger-next Hotel Nash
RESIDENCE
FOR SALE
NHVKN ROOMS A Nil HATH; Al'
'I'O.MtllllLK IIOI HB; I'lTY WATKRj
KI.DtTUIr l.lOHTS; KKWKR CON
NECTION', rcttult'iicc sootion.
FRED'K C. PAGE
Standing for Something
BUILDING ON A SOLID FOUNDATION
! t' yon slop to think wlial lias mado nii.v man n'roat, voir will come to the con
clusion that it is the standing for what is right. (Stores arc huilt the same way. anil
we want, every inhabitant of Southern Oregon to know that this store stands for
something and that something is right dealing. Honest goods nt low prices all
goods marked in plain figures and one price to all. No (tne can liny anything at
this store for one cent less than anyone else until the goods have heen advertised,
and all have the same chance. All goods sold under a positive guarantee. The hest
goods and should they happen to prove had. come hack and get others that will
give service.
New Shipment of Hosiery
Ladies' Children's and Infant's Hose
.lust received, a very large shipment of Hosiery for ladies,
misses and children. We are selling a world of hosiery.
Why There are two reasons. Kirst, we try. to sell tlie
best hosiery made at the price, and, second, we replace nil ho
siery that is unsatisfactory. .1 i;vs, all rirrs from
Oe TO 91.75.
One Low Price to All
Baker- Hutchason Co.
NEGLIGEE
SHIRTS
Fashion's Decree for Hot Weather
"We have them in every style, pattern and fabric to
suit the taste of the most fastidious. They nre the kind
that makes selection hard, because you are bound to like
them all. Light tans, baby blue, champagne and the new
elephants breath shade. The prices are right where you
want them good shirts for $1.00 and $1.25; better ones
for $1.50 and $2.00; and the finest silk shirts made for
!3.00, $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00.
For Coolness, Comfort and Style, They are Unexcelled
Others may say what they will regarding the merits
of the underwear they sell, the famous B. V. D. wins in
the actual wearing test, and makes life on a hot day much
less of a burden.
Why
suffer from
the heat wear the
Famous B. V. D. Underwear
the coolest Underwear on Earth
As usual, TOGGERY, sole agents in Medford.
WE ARE PROUD OF OUR POSITION AS M ED
FORD'S "GREATEST VALUE-GIVERS." OTHERS
TRY TO FOLLOW, BUT WE ARE REMINDED
THAT IMITATION IS SINCEREST FLATTERY
"F"r Men Who Know."
(fTHl FASHION SMQpjy
MEDFORD
OREGON I
AUTOMOBILES 1908 MOTOR CARS
EXPERT REPAIRING. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. SUNDRIES
FOR SALE. PUBLIC GARAGE. OARS STORED AND CARED FOR,
Reos
Premiers
Fords
Kisel Kars
single-
REOS
-cylinder Runabout,
with folding
WE ASK
YOU TO
NOTICE
OUR LINE
FOR '08.
CAN YOU
BEAT IT
in ii. i
sent S 650
20 II. P. double-cylinder Roadster with .tump seat..$1000
2(1 II. P. double-cylinder Touring Car, 'detachable
tonneau ! $1250
PREMIERS
24-28 H. P. four-cylinder Roadster or Touring Car..$2250
.".0-3") H. P. four-cylinder Roadster or Touring Car..$2500
:t0-3." H. p. four-cylinder Roadster or Touring Car,
double ignition $2600
40-4") H. P. six-cylinder Touring Car, 7-pnssenger..$3750
FORDS
l II. P. four-cylinder Runabout $ 500
Same with mechanical oiler, running-board and
v
10 II. P. six-cylinder Touring Car
KISSEL KAR
3"i-40 11. P. Touring Car or Roadster ...
$3000
$2000
CAN YOU BEAT THEM? Prices F. O. B. Factory.
MEDFORD AUTO CO.
A. W. WALKER. Manager.
Garage Eighth and D Streets.
Phone Main 213.
SOCIAL DANCE
MMford Opfra House, oJfol, Or.,
Thursday, Jun 11.
Pr. Boaipm' Orohwitra
A1n.lis.1iun $l.(h IdiUrs Krw.
Why Don't Ton 0t Next?
Do you um Davli' Brat Hour! Poa 'I
lot your grocery talk yuu Into buying j
other branda hippr-d in. Parla ftoat .
lla for If aa money aad guaranteed to 1 '
gWa aatlnraetioa. Trr a aaek aad bait
For Sale: Seventh Street
Business Property
One two story brick, 50x1 40. Also 230 feet
on Seventh by 50 on Riverside Avenue.
See owner. Terms.
FRED'K C. PAGE
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