THIS MKDKORI) DAILY T1URUNE, MEDFORD, ORKOONV WEDNESDAY, JL'XE JO. IMS."
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
Mist Ella Qaunyriw, aiVnogrnphy And
typewriting. Room 4, Pftlm block.
Miss ArobroBine Murphy, 'who has
1)poq teaching Bchool ut The DuIIch,
returned to her home in Merifonl Mon
flay. John C. Murphy has returned from
;Aland, wtore he naw this gold miim
fonnd ly F. O. McWilliaimt. H tc
ports that the quartz is rich in gold.
Mrs. C. Ankt-ny of Eugene, who has
fceen visiting her daughter, Mn. J, V,
"CriJBp ot. Applegate, i in Medford, the
gutat of Mn. John 8. Ortb, another
H1irhCT. '
Tha First National bunk of Medford
hnn been designated as a government
depository.
C. A. Malboeuf, the popular traveling
tyWnet'- agent, .was iu Medford Tuih
day afternoon.
Col est in Mineral Spring Hotel opens
-'June 15 under new management. Mrs.
J. D. Rtone, lenee. 1 7
; Air. and Mrs. E. Wilkiimnu are in
' Portland. The lalter, who is n miffer
er from Htomneh trouble, i undergo
ing treatment at Ht. Vincent 'h hoHpitul.
'Miss Helen Wait, the school teacher,
' bg returned to spend her vacation nl
home.
: Golden Grain Granules in advertised
eloe where 'and known , everywhere.
; Enough laid. Ve sell it. Allen & Ren
gD. 71
John Barker, is being visited by his
cousin, .T. M. Patterson of Mountain
Yiw,Cal.
. Misses Belle and .Tessio Anderson of
' Athlond were on the southbound train
H Tuesday on their way homo rom -n
week's at ay in Portland.
Mrs, Frank Hays of Central Point
f was the guest of Mrs. A. .Tnhnion of i
Medford Tuesday afternoon. j
- Mrs. Wallnca Woods, who Iin been i
attending the rose cnrnivnl nt Port j
V fand, is at home again.
; R. K. Montgomery, Southern T'aeifir
station agent at Grants Pans, iVus in
r Medford the fore part of tho.wenk.
r Miss Gertrude Wilson him retdrned to
Medford after an nhHoncn of nine
months at Coqtiille, Coos county. Hlic
bas-beea teaching school there.
, Try -our new euffee- pulverizer and
; make tyour coffee go- further (not 1 n
grinder). Allen Sc Ite'ngan. ' 71
i). L. Reames, dopuly district attnr
ney, made an ouleiul visit to Ashland
the irst of the week.
r. . W. H. Rummels of Central Point, the
pioneer, .was in Modford nod. Jackson-
ville Tuesduy,
Charles W. Turpin, former chief of
f t4 polloe, vmbo 4a -now an huuust granger,
; has been visiting in Mt-dfonl.
Mr. and Mrs. .link Martin nf Cole
j mao were iu Medford Tuesday trndiup
V with our merchants.
? Mrs. K. R. RenmeH of Klamath Tall
passed through (ho valley it few iIiivh
I Hinco en route to J'ortland to ullcml
the grnnd rhnpter of the O. K. S.
Robert B. Iowt former county record
l) er, will bo Hheriff elect .limes' chief
$ deputy. Tljnre is none belter qualified
J therefor, .
J Another carload of Waitubnrg Pure
White Flour just iu. Allen A Roagan.71
1 L. A. Neil of Ashland, a prominent
;: stock raiser,: was in Medford Tuesday
on his way to Jacksonville,
rf Mrs. .lohn'Bigham and her family of
Mound district returned Tuesday from
; Portland, where they have been enjoy
: ing the rose carnival,
J Rev. W.tT. Goulder spent Tuesday
night at Grant Pass, where he deliv
ered a meinoriul address before one of
the lodges tot that eitv.
s .f. C Daley.'.who has been employed
ai Tne mu Lwlge. for some li
I now a resident of Medford.
W. 0. Ifbl-y, the piano tuner, mnd
a biininessf Inn to Ashland Tuesdnv
C. 0. lteskman of .lacksonvillc lias
gone to Portland to represent Warn-
lodge in tbs Masonic grand 1 dge now
,. Jn session tbere.
. ywviry ami n. Meyer were
rtowu frotri Lake creek during the punl
Harry Otilbertson, general contract
ana Duiidar, eement work a speeinlty
jupaioro, yr.
W. n. iMcGovern, past master
JVlertford lodge of Masons, in nt Port
land attending the crand I ml ire.
Mrs. F. V. Williams and children left
luesday -euing for a throe niouthn
visit at riosten, where nn operation
for hair Jip will be performed upon
me euier t cu'ld.
H. C. Wsckey, the photogrnpher,
spending few days in Medford prior
io spend we summer nt Klamath Falb
Mrs. !', A. Williams of Neoln. In
is vfnitiiiij her parents, Postmaster and
Wrs. A. m. Woodford.
Mrs. P.'J. Hftlley snd daughters arc
visiung nflHtmrN iu Cottage Grove.
l nomas' Lyons left Tucwlav fur an
extended tay nt Whsrten, V.
Mrs. M. F. Egglestnn nnd ibiughter
: Ruth of lAMhland are nt Newport to
ipena riifl summer.
Do you ruse 0rfvls 1 Best Flour f ron 't
let your grocery talk you into buying
otqer Drands shipped in. Davis Pest
sells for ! mojiiiy and guaranteed to
gira satisfaction. Try a sack and be
convinced.
t'olestin MinTal Springs Hotel opens
. xor rue season June l.fih under man
agement of Airs. Jennie I,. Hfone. 7(1
Mom Bark-lull hss reoovered from
a severe attack of grip an.) is about
ones more.
F. J. Mr Ma lion has returned from
a business trip to Rpoknne.
Colonel Frank Hay of New York, con I
trolling owner of the Rogue River Kbv
trie company, is here looking over his
properties.
J. W. Opp of .Wksnnville spent
.WMlaaaday in .Nft-dtJId.
Oorden Vorhies of the Rurrrtl In
'Vfstmeat root puny arrival from Port
hiad -WMnlsy to iit tl.s..nhHr.ls.
Bill Vlrich of Eagle Point spent Wed
' i"Uy in MMford.
Moines, Is si,, . MMf,.
Colonel Frank N Hmiii, ... n. .. .
:... trag ; s
I" Politician, Is on his quarterly
EEAL ESTATE THAN ST EES.
C. E. MvCoinb tu C. it".. Aubtin,
" 7.3 acres hi section 32, township'
30, range 1 E $
P. E. Martin to Charles E. Tay
lor lot 7, block. 2, Nickell ad
dition to Medford
Maty E, Miles tu A. O.'Hulmuu,
property in AHhlaud
A. 1). Hoimaa to II. .1. Van 1W
K'u, land iu neetiou 5, towunhip
iitt, raue IE
.1. W. Allen to H. h. Orr, lot 17,
block lt Bunker Hill addition
to Medford
H. W. Huiitjnger to Thomas
lowning, lots H and 9 and part
of lot 7, block ftJ, Pennsylvaoia
addition to Ashluud
H. R. Stevens to Thomas .1.
' "Downing, property in Ashland
Charles J, Brady to. Jennie Bel
ileu Rradyt lot 5, block 4, Sum
mil addition to Ashland
W, M. Kennedy to John L. Own
mer, property in Benttie's ad
dition to Medford
. I.. Nnrregau to Green Mat
thews, bind iu 1 L V. 4, town
hIi i range 1 W .
Mrs. Lucy Langley to Maurice
C Murray, property ,n Humil
ton's additon to Medford ....
Maurice C. Murray to Enistus J.
Fonts, property in Hamilton's
additiou to MedTord
II. P. P'olilaud to John W. Allen,
lot 17, block 1, Bunker Hill ad
dit t fin to'Medford . '.
Mary A. M. Fredenburg to James
R, Hayes, laud in township .15
and H!"p, range 2 W
W. W. Armstrong to David
Weith, land in I) L C 72, town
ship 3fl, range 2 W
750
TABLE AoCK" TATTLING,
Itoml SnperviNor Sclmnian has a force
nt work graveling' the road between
i lie Washburn aud .McDonald rcHidenees.
Our eiti.cus donated mueh oi the work.
.1". W. Marksburg, the Ward 's Lini
ment salesmnn, was here Tuesday rail
ing on his ciiHtonfers and 'leaving a
-oipply of his rure ulls.
Tli'Agatu si liool (lionet I a nine months
-iiici'i-HHrnl term June f, mid Miss May
N'en loii is now home In enjoy a well
earned rest.
Hominy", afternoon hh Nealon - was
surprised by n visit of her late pupils.
lecoiripanied1, by vAlr. and Mrs. I), W.
Imsli, Miss Kloreuce Kincuid soon made
'mown I ho object of their call, when
die arose ns the representative of the
-ii'holtirs, and after some complimentary
renin i k presented tlicir teacher with a
valuable ring as a token of I ho esteem
u ttliieh they held her. Before Miss
.Mae coudl grasp the situation Miss t'ay
lirigsby I'linie to the front aud in a ueal
lit I le speech presented li ben ul if til
racclet, a gift from the Lincoln Liter
iry society, connected with the school,
The surprise and the tokens of the love
it h r pupils was loo much for words
to convey her sentiments and she fell
liaek on woman's mat resort tears.
I'lie Agate biiHeball team put in an ap
lenrance nt this stage of the proceed
iugN, mid as a supply of icn had just
inivcd, they worn soon wrestling with
in lee cream freezer, nt which job tliey
'howed up better than at the bat. The
I'Oiupituy was soon enjoying the product
of the freezer and other fixings and it
s a safe bet they spent a couple of
bourn pleasantly.
The ball game between the Table
I'oek nml Agnte clubs took place here
Sunday, tho "Pommy" hoys polishing
the gnt on by n score of 2D to 4.
J. (I. Moonson nnd family left here
last week for Californintl where thev
fXpecl to locate. Onr best wishes go
with thorn.
The Table Rock, gate and Recce
''reek Humbly schools will have a bas
ket picnic on Rogue river near the By
lee bridge next Hominy, June 11. A
orogiam of exercises ish being prepared
und (he affair promises to be an enjoy
ible one. All are Invited.
Revs. Davis nnd Howlett conducted
religious services here Monday and
promised to be with us at the picnic
i 'l.iblren 's day.
Mrs. W. R. Byrum returned home
Monday from Portland, where she has
spent a week enjoying the rose carni
val. ' )trW
SECRET MEETING OF KOREANS
EXCITE MUCH SUSPICION
llONOU'I-P. June 10. Secret meet
ings of the Koreans here tire exciting
interest and rspeeinlly in the Japanese
innrters. where it Is felt some sort of
wiigeanep is being planned by the Ko
reims similar to that in Hun Francisco,
when diplomat Durham Stevens was
killed.
The local Koreans are in constant
imich with the Korean league in Han
h'raneiseo, and have been holding secret
meeting every night for some time.
o one is allowed to enter the meet i ties.
and none of (lie Koreans will speak of
luit transpire.
NO MORE DIVORCES TOR
DESERTION IN NEVADA
KKN'll, Nov., June III. Aciriliaj; to
ret-ent ruling by Judge Ore in the
ircuit court, which he ssvs will guide
Iho court in divorce ciiscs, no r.iore dt
orces will be granted on the ground
f ilcsiMloin.
Heietofure it lino been poisihle for
e.iple from other steles to sue for di
iTce in Xevndu und obtain judgment
sliliough tho spuuic were often igno
runt that tin action had begun.
MABRTED.
riii:i:IAN CMWAI.T -In Ashland
on June 7. by Her. W. I,. Mellinger.
linnde N. l-'recinun nnd llar.el Z. 7.nm
nra It.
(ill.l.AM lirtillKS On .tuno by
Rev. T, .1. Oaens, Charles K. Oilhsm
in.. I rMilh Hughes.
Dr. E. R. Ueeirjr Appointed.
WAHIIlNdTON, June in. Oh rec
ommi ndntion of t ongresinian fliiwley,
lr. K. H. Hcuioy i,,,, !,..,, appointml
Msmining surgeon t Medford, vie
lir. V. 8, Jones, dofnsed.
OREGON '8 DELEGATION AT
DENVER WILL SUPPORT BRYAN
PORTLAND, Ore., June 30. Ore
gon's delegation of eight members to
the democratic national convention at
Denver will vote for and- support Wm.
J. Bryan fl long an he is a candid a to.
Tho Oregon .democratic convention
placed its stamp of approval on the
Nebrasknn's uuudidacy at the state
convention held Tuesday.
Aside from indorsing Bryan and
pledging him the support of the delega
tion from this state, the . platform
adopted by the convention indorsed the
initiative and referendum bv which the
direct primary law was enacted; in-
di.r-icd tho popnalr election or United
States senators, indorsed the udminir
1 1 at ion of (lovemor Chamberlain and
recommitted the party to -the wtab
lirthinoiiL of a Jaw for electing senators
by the direct vote of the people; de
nounced the eitravagancPH of the postal
service; urged the enactuu-nt by con
gress of an addition- to tho interstate
commerce law that advances in rates
hall not become effective until the
interstate commerce commission can
determine their reasonableness; recom
mended postal savings banks and the
Hume system of guaranteeing bank de
posits as provided in the stnto consti
tution of Oklahoma.
MYSTERIOUS MURDER OF
WOMAN ENGROSSES OFFICERS
BBLMNOHAM, Wash., June 1.
With one suspect under lock and key,
and posses searching today, the authori
ties expect that before night they will
hnvo solved tho mystery of the mnrder
of Mrs. Wm. Morrison, whose throat
was cut while she wns walking along a
railroad track with a small girl.
Shortly after the crime wns reported
by the girl, u posse captured a mail who
is suspected of having guilty knowledge
of the crime, because he could not
tfive au account of his movements for
the time it wns committed. '
Mrs. Morrison was walking leisurely
when the murderer suddenly sprang
upon her and cut her throat. Hho died
almost iustnfltlv.
POLL BOOKS DISAPPEAR; BOTH
PARTIES JOIN IN THE SEARCH
1 DES MOINES, Iowa, June ID.--An
expiring search is being made for the
poll books which were used' iu the re
cent primary election, out of which has
yrown u hot contest between Congress
man Hull aud S. F. Pronty for u Rent
in congress from the seveut h district.
The disappearance of the books from
flic vaults in the county auditor's ollice
has created a seusatioa, and today the
lenders of both sides are making charge
against each other. How the books not
away from the vaults no one seems to
know, but the fact remains that 'they
are nowhere to be found. Both parties
claim the election by a large margin.
MRS. FRANK GOULD WILL
SEEK DIVORCE IN THE WEST
NEW VOltK, June 10. It is stated
here today by intimate friends of ''Mrs.
Trunk .lay (iould that she will go f west
soon to begin an action for separation
from Imr husband. The laws of this
slate permit of no divorce on desertion
rounds.
MARRIAGE : LICENSES.
.Arthur L. Ifosn and l.ora K. Hock
i rsmit h.
Edgar Kighfc und Ma
Smith.
Mvrtle
RESIDENCE
FOR SALE
n J 7
IVl
New York
Economical, because
they cost no' more, and
wear Jonger than others.
And there is1 the Correct
New 'York Style that
stays in a "Benjamin"
Garment to the end.
Tht'5 why v wll
"UnnjaAshi" ClorS
Seventh St.
The Host for the Money.
The Auburn automobile -it the most 1
roomy and best machine ever offered 1
for the money. Bee it before buying, j
L. B. Brown, agent. I
time.' t
The merchant and farmer,
The saleslady and the clerk
Will find that speculation
' Will very seldom work.
Speculation is hi variably a very risky
undertaking. When it comes to buying
cigars, there's no taking chances if
you Binoke our Del Marcia 15c, R. R. V.
10e, or The Medford 5c cigars. They
have a rvpututiou for giving satisfac
tion in every particular. We ask you
in all fairness to give them a trial,
R. R. V. CIGAR WORKS.
Do You Use
The best flour that nan
he uiilled from the 1ost
wheat money ean buy?
-Davis Best Flour
Is "best" by every (est.
It sells for less money
and gives twice as mueh
satisfaction.
Don't let. your groeer
talk you into ' buying
other brands shipped In.
Try a sack and be con
vinced. Ladies
will find purest
DRUGS
Fine Stationery, PerfuMirs and Toilet
Art H'Ich of nil Iuiuim, including New
H.iiiio Hewing MiudiiueH, ut tint
MEDFORD 'PHARMACY, Inc.
The Big Drug Storo with Little Prices,
lien r the Pnfltof fiee..
(lay Ctilliert Prcseriptionint
('. V. Hnrke Secretary
SKVKN KOOMS AND BATH; AU
TOMOHILK IIOlSK; CITY WATER;
IM.KCTHIC LIGHTS; 8EWER CON
NKCTION, best residence section.
FRED K C. PAGE
aae in
IENJAMIN
Correct Clothes
for Men are
itauSWDvi
New Clothlna Store
Medlord's Butterick Pattern Agency
Baker-Hutchason Co.
C Street, Just North oS Jackson 'County Bjnk
AUTOMOBILES 1908 MOTOR CARS
EXPERT KEPAIltlffCI. 'ALL 'WORK (lUARAXTKED. SUNDRIES
FOR SALE. PUBLIC OARAGE. OARS STORED AND CARED FOR.
Reos .
'Premiers
Fords
Kisel Kars
WE ASK
YOU TO
NOTICE
OUR LINE
FOR '08.
CAN YOU
BEAT IT
MEDFORD
LOW
EAST
Will be made. this season by
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Liinas in Oregon
FROM-MKDKORD. ORE.
as follows:
Both Ways Ou Way
Throngli Vin
'I'O I'ortlnnil. I 'iiliforniu.
Chienuo S2.40
87.50
82.50
81.75
75.00
75.00
St. Louis ..- 77.40
St. Paul ti9.!)0
Otnfthn m.W
Kansas City .. (WJM
Tickets will bo on sale
Inly ti, 7, 22, 23.
August li, 7. 21, 22.
flood for return in !() days
with stopover privileges at
pleasure within limits.
REM KM HER THE
DATES
' K14V f ur information
call on
A. ROSENHAUM.
LtM-al Agent, or write to
Vjf.MinRRAY, Oeiieral
Pussejtger Agent, Portland,
' Oregon.
Millinery Sale
Reductions 1-2 to 2-3
You eertainlv ean't afford to miss a look at our
M illiner v now. We have decided to clean it Hp
and have marked every hnt down regardless of
cost. We invite a look both at the window and
inside the store. You can save from
ONE-HALF TO TWO-THIRDS.
Parasol Values
When onr ParaHoU arrived tliis
yvnr wo found that we had over
bought nnd ritfht ut tlm "tart
wo marked 1 lie priien fur less'
thuu thoy nhonld hnvo been
marked and less than most
stores would think of selling
jiarasol even at a sale. See
the window aud make selections
now. The low priees are
60c AND' TO $7.60.
REOS
10 H. P. singlc-f'.vliiider 'Runabout,' with folding
seat .'. 650
20 Il.'P.'doublQ-eylindoi' 'Roadster with jump scat..$1000
20 II. P. doublo-cylinder Touring Oaiy detachable
tonnean ! $1250
PREMIERS
24-28 1 1. P. four-cylinder Roadster or Touring Car..?2250
:!0-:)f) II P. four-cylinder Roadster or Touring Car..$2500
n0-:W II.'.P. four-cylinder Roadster or Touring Car,
double ignition ;$2600
40-4") H.'P. six-eylinder Touring Car, 7-passenger..?3750
FORDS
15 II .' P. foui'-cylinder Runabout ? 500
Same -with niei'litinieal oiler, running-hoard and
lamps, etc $ 700
40 1 L P. six-cvlinder Touring Car $3000
KISSEL KAR
35-40 II. P. Touring Car or Roadster ..?2000
CAN YOU- MEAT 'THEM t Pjices F. (). 13. Factory.
AUTO CO.
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DEPARTMENT
Of the Southern Oregonian'is the best
and most complete south of Salem
PARTIAL LIST OF BLANKS
REAL
Quit etnim:
Warranty DmiI
Mortmr,
Lomr and Hhort Fnrmi
Hatsfact'n of Mortsuffr
ilh
Option to
MISCtiLLANKOtlSi
Pill if Sale
Li)imr License Form
Notice to TreMpawern
Creditor' Claim
Ami ins t EitHt
Trannfir of I.in
Power of Attorney
Mwhanlc'g Lien
Witter Right
FR RENT. FOR SALE. FURNISHED ROOMS, ETC. (on cardboard).
MINING
Placer Location
Bond for Heed
Miner 'a Lien
Summons
Execution
Judgment Transrript
Commitment for Trial
Search Warrant
PROBATE
Plitton!ror Uttera of Admtnhtration. Ad minbtn. tor's, Exwutorii and Goard tan's
Bih1i and Deeds; Order Settfna Apart I'ropcrty Exempt from Execution: Order
ConHrmlntSalenf Real and Personal Property ClUtion: CorrmiiMlon to AppniWnt;
letters of Administration; Inventory and Appraisement: Proof of Will; letters
Testamentary.
CIRCUIT COURT
Attachment ITndertalrina; and Affidavit Summoni
Notk-eof tiamlihment for Attachment Cwt Bill
(rand Jury Subpoena Criminal and Civil Subpoena Execution
Indictment ' Search Warrant
Traacripl of Judgment Notice to Jurors
A comnlete, up-to-date line of U.S.
SHERIFF BLANKS.
SOUTHERN
OREGONIAN
MEDFORD
Sweater Sale
This summer will find many
uses fur u sweater. An outing'
trip or any game whoro one
exorcises freely requires a '
sweater. We have sold hun-.
dreds of sweaters and have more
to sell. Just now, in order to
elean out tho present, lot, we
have reduced the priees exact
ly ONE-FOURTH.
A. W. WALKER, Manager.
Oarage Eighth and I) Streets.
Phone Main 213.
ESTATE
Deed
Bond for Deed
I
T&x Payment ProvUion
Buy Ijsnd
AgnVn 1 ontracti
Chattel Morttrag-e
Arknuwledfrment
Confuasion of J uilffmant
Covers for Itlanka
Quart location Water Right
Oregon and U. S. Forms Contract tn Sell
Oced Proof af Ijih-ir
JUSTICE OF PEACE
Civil and Crimtnal Subpoena Attachment
Undt?itiklnjr and Affl
Carnlnhment davit or Attachment
Ct Bill Commitment for Fine
Notice to Jurors Jury Ontor
Civil Complaint Warrant for Arrest
LAND OFFICE,! 'COUNTY COURT AND
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and best forms, rjj Orders
promptly filled at Portland
prices. Lti Give us a trial.
OREGON
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