THE MUD FORI) DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OT?E0Os, ERIDAV. JULY .1. in(W
3
PROGRAM FOR
OHAUTAQUA
interesting Series of Lectures Is
Scheduled for Summer Meet
Famous Men to Be Heard
Tim following is (ho program of the
.SoiiMifrn Orcgim Cluiutuufpin nssoiulily
Ui u held ut Aslihtihl July H tn IT:
,y M VtHlneMl:iy i. 111.: ''Bolol-
ogy,' Si,iPf:iry It. Stone of Vort
l:inl V. M. (.'. A. Wfflnostlay ovruing
Rustic c:mtnt:i, "M.iutlis iind Scasmi,'
by chorus umlor direction of I'rotVssor
Mfirtiu K. Kohinson.
.Inly it Thursday n. in.: "The old
and tho Now Education," INvsiilt'iit W
J. Korr. Thurmlav evening: "The Di
vine Rights of tho Child, .Mrs. I.tu..ra
M. Luke.
July 10 Friday .. in.: "My Xeigh
bor and I," Mrn. LtMioni M. Lnlte. Fri
day evening: "What 's I'mler Your
Hatf" Dr. J. Whiteomh Brougher.
duly 11 Saturday, 2:00 p. in.: Ad
(truss by Congressman John Sharp Wil
liam of Mississippi. Saturday evening:
"Tho Baltic of Life," Bishop Hubert
Melutire.
July 12 Sunday: Sermon, 11:00 a.
m. and S;00 p. in., union service "i:0o
p. m union young people's meeting.
July V.i Monday p. in.: "Evolution
of Abraham Lincoln, " Bishop Hubert
Mel nt ire. Monday evening: ' 1 Indigo
nous America Art," Alfred Montgom
ery, the fanner painter.
July M Tuesday p. in.: " Diliotniit
ism in Art,1 Alfred Montgomery. Toes
day evening: "Level Best Living," Br.
Ira Landritb.
.Inly Ifi Wednesday a. in.: Address
on Missions, Pr. Hoyal J. Dye. Wednes
day p. in.: Chalk Talk. Alfred Mont
gonicry. Wednesday evening: " ,Tos
a Li 'I Cabinb,' a lecture on the homo,
Dr. 1 ra Laudritli.
July Ki Thursday p. m.: ' ' Forces
That Win." Dr. E. L. House. Thurs
day evening: "If I Were tho Devil."
Dr. Edwin "('yclono " Smithers. in cos
tume. July 17 Friday a. in.: ' 'Tho Man
Without a Soul." Dr. Edwin "Cy
clone Southers. A una I business meeting
1:00 p. in. Friday evening: (.rami
concert, "II. M. S. Pinafore" (Gil
bert nun Sullivan), under direction of
Professor M. E. Hobinson.
ENJOIN FISHERMEN
FROM USING BAR
n
li. T). Hume, lhe salmon king, is not
tho only mini that enn get into court
uver liogue river fishing. What prom
ises to be an interesting fight is now
poses. Just above this bar and just be
cfturt will bring out some fine legal
points. Opposite the old Raiiau hop
ranch on the river is a bar some quar
ter of a mile in length and it is the only
suitable place in that vicinity for the
fishermen to land with their nets. T.
B. Cornell and W. H. Flanuigaii bought
the hop ranch from lianzau. but the
lat t or leased t he ha r for fishing pur
poses. Just above this bar and jiise be
low are some of tho best fishing grounds
along the river and all the fishermen
have been landing their nets on the
bar.
Xow comes John ITnnznu with fin in
junction against S. S. Clvburn, a fish
orman, prohibit ing him f rom landing
his nets on tho bar in question. If n
permanent injunction is secured it will
prohibit all other fishermen from land
ing on the bar and will leave the fish
jug of that part of the river entirely in
the hands of Ranzau. Grants Pass Ob
server. GOOD CROP PROSPECTS
IN KLAMATH COUNTY
Throughout the entire Klamath basin
the prospects for average crops are very
good. Drv laud crops are looking quite
well, but an- not as far advanced as
they usually are at this time of the
year, says tho Herald"
In tho vicinity of Merrill the alfalfa
fiidds, which are under the ditch, give
promise of at least an average flield at
the first cutt ing. The haying season
will ho a few weeks later this year
thun last year, and the cutting of al
falfa will begin in tho course of a
week or two. In some places in the
lower part of the valley n few small
patches have already boon cut, but on
all of the large ranches preparations
are just being made to begin the hay
harvest. Mot of the large stockmen
are of the opinion that there will be
enough hay to supply the demand and
that the price of stock cattle will keep
up throughout tip- entire feeding sea
son. Methodist Episcopal Church, B Street.
"Patriotic Dny,' that is what it will
bo next Sabbath at the above church.
At II a. m. the subject will bo "Vis
ions. Spiritual and National." At night
tho topic will be " George Washing
ton." Rov. Renter will road one or
two short articlei from a duplicate
copy of the "t'Nter County Gaetto."
published in January, s0, shortly aft
er Washington's death. This is perhaps
the only copy of this paper in Jac!;on
county. Mis. K rauoc has t rained th-1
choir in special niiiiir for the oe. ai..n. j
I he church will be decorated with na
tioiial colors. Sabbath school 10 a. m
L'pworlh league 7 p. in. All are invited
tl.EVr.r.AND H PROPERTY
LErT TO WIDOW
TIIKVroX. X. .1.. July :i. Tl,.. will
..f fl IV'mIi-iiI lin.ver I 'l'V-lrinl
filed fur prolinte !wlav and Ifavf ntar
ly all 111"' prcpirty lo Mr. I lncLind
X.i dclntl' wi-rp ohtailinlilf it In llw
ainounl of prupcrty. lull it in known
jthe family will b well provided for.
Modford Tribune, 50c per month.
TWO ASHLAND COUPLES
UNITED IN MATRIMONY
Tuesday evening of thiS week at
the home of the bride s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L L. Shelley, in Ashland.
Sadie E. Shelley was united in mar
riage to Mr. Herman J. Seidemau of
Saltese, Mont. Rov. W. T. Van Seoy
officiated at tin ceremony, which was
witnessed by a happy company of rel
atives and friends. The wedding march
was played hy Miss XelHe McClaren.
The bride was a teacher for a num
ber of years, the last four years at
Sn 1 1 ese , a nd t he groom is a mining
man with interests in Montana and
Idaho. The newly married couple left
yesterday for Seattle, where they will
spend two months, and will be home at
Saltese after September 1.
Louis E. Dennis nud Miss Josephine
Glore wort1 married Tuesday morning
at the home of the hride's sister, Mrs.
W. A. Bibby, on Oak street, in the
presence of immediate relatives. Rev.
W. L. Mellinger officiated at the hap
py event, and the young people left
at once for Klamath county, whore the
groom has ranch interests and where
they will make their home. Tidings.
LOCAL MARKET.
The fotolwiug quotations ore uu im
partial report of the prici-s paid by Med
ford dealers:
Wheat $1 per bushel.
Flour $2.70 per cwt.
Whole barley $2fi per ton.
Hay $12 per ton.
Alfalfa $10 per ton.
Xow potatoes $1.2;. pr cwt.
Butter 40,. per roll.
Lard 10c per pound.
lteans "c per pound.
.1'4H8S 22 !-. per dozen.
Sugar $0.S0 per cwt.
Turkeys 13c per pound.
Poultry Spring. $2 to hena, $.1.50
to $1 per dozen.
Hams- 12c per pound.
Shoulders 10c per pound.
Hogs 4 .. to fie per pound.
Cattle 2:i to It1,::' per pound.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Clarence C. Pierce to James T.
Patton. 20 acre in section 2,
towur.hip range 1 W $ 10
Margery E. Mugrudor to Cloa
Magruder. 1 acre in D L C
f.ti 40
Maggie F'urrongh to George E.
Millar, lots S and 9, block
1, tuoen Anne addition to Mcd
ford :i:io
E. J. Roach to Margaret Beswiek,
12"i acre in township .'M, range
I E 400
W. II. Easter to Henrv C. Calev,
property in Ashland (100
delphi W. Beebe to John S. Bar
net), 10 acres in township M,
range 2 W 1700
BORN.
JACKSON Tn Medford, July 1, to
tho wife of Arthur Jackson, a son.
PATTOX At Eagle Point, June 22,
to the wife of .1. . Patton, a daughter.
MARRIED.
LOOSELEV SCHNEIDER At the
Methodist parsonage, Modford, Rev. W.
C. Renter officiating. Philip S. Loose
ly to Miss Anna Belle Schneiibt, both
of Jackson ' count v.
SCHTLZ ROSTW1CK Tn Jackson
ille July 2. hy Rev. Robert Enis, Wil
liam Sehul. and Miss Lena Host wick.
RKAMKS FritRY Tn Phoenix pre
inct , al t he residence of t he bride 's
parents, by Rov. W. F. Shields, Harry
Ri ames and Miss Nina Mav Furrv.
DIED.
HARRIS Near Grangeville, Idaho,
lune 17, of pneumonia, Mary Bowman
Harris, wife of Israel Harris, formerly
f Sams Valley, aged 17 years.
Ll'MSDEX At Kent, Wash.. June
2s Ruth Marie Liimsden, daughter of
Harold and Bessie Luinsden, aged Id
!irs, 2 months and da vs.
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.
G. W. Beck. Miss Winey Cox. Mrs.
. M. Dowell. Mrs. T. Dodee. Fred
Button, Mrs. .T. M. Foulkcs. Mrs. Lulln
'uller (:t)t Mrs. A. J. Hollewoll, Mrs.
-Mien Lvnn. Joe H. Marshall. A. W.
Morse. Chns. H. Norris, W. W. Sires.
Mike Thompson, Mrs. Lydia Thompson.
L. S. West fall, Harrv Wilson.
Anderson & P.nrbidgo are the Med
ford agents for Colostin Natural Min
eral Wato, the great table water of the
Pacific coast. M
Medford Tribune. 50c per month.
Medford Time Table
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
I Northbound
Vo. liiiOregon Kxpress f "i:!-! p. n.
Vt. MTnrtland Express. . . 9:49 a. m.
! Southbound .
N'o. l-jf 'nlifornin Kxpress
n. 13 San l'rnneiseo Fxp
Vi. L'u'-I I'rnni (Irnnts Pits
Nt. L'L'.i I'or Ashland
a. mi.
I .1:20 .m.
9: IS p. m.
10:13 p. in.
PACIFIC & EASTERN P.AILWAY
Xo'. 1 U-i M wl ford . ." '. 77.' 87iS 'iTnT
V... ?, I.i iiM-. Mixlford 2:.VI p. in.
. -2 Arr.iv." Mel ford in:2 a. m.
No. A iriv.-i Mi'dfnrd 5: (IS p. in.
ROOUE RIVER Y ALLEY RAILWAY
Nil i l.f:ivf
S.i. Il,nr.
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No. 1 I.i'av."
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Midford
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MAIL CLOSES. ,
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Eagle I'iinl
Noribliound
BoutliboiiDd
Jckonrille
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Ladies
wiil find purARt
DRUGS
Fine Stationery, Perfumes and Toilet
Artieles of all kind,, im-liuling New
Home Sewing Machines, at the.
MEDFORD PHARMACY, Inc.
The Big Drug Store with Little Prices.
near the Poatoffiee,
Clay GilKert Prescriptiouist
C K. Burke Secretary
"I' lit going hwhv to
Cehhratr lhe Fourth," sm'J I'at,
Dressed in his t'rock cont
A n J new silk lint.
ifront many people all over the
I'ountry nret making preparations to
eelelirate the anniversary of the Dnelara
lion of Independents. To make your
I'elelirnlion perfectly enjoyable ynu
should nee that you are well Kiippliod
with riyars that arw inunufai'tiired by
ilio II. I.'. V. I'ijjar WorliH. Kvery puff
is u pleaHure.
People do not appreciate something
ror nothing it is human nature to value
only that which is paid for. The Tri
bune's circulation is paid.
OUR METHODS ARE THE BEST
AND THE QUICKEST. WE SEND
FOR AND DELIVER GOODS, AND
CHARGE REASONABLE PRICES.
We are a Home In
dustry and Employ
Only White Help.
Medford
Domestic Laundry
GLEN FABRICK, Prop.
Medford. Oregon.
Small Orchards
On Easy Terms. Gity
Property and Fruit
Groves for Sale
Firr and Ten-Acre Orchards on the
installment plan. The right hind of
soil, lhe right kind of trees and the
right prices.
Ttrentg years' experience in fruit
railing hades oar judgment. We have
sold half the orchards in the valley
and have, get lo see a purchaser dis
satisfied with his bargain.
lie fore haying see
Roue River Land Go.
Exhibit Building
mm
ir,
LOW
RATES
EAST
Will Itc niaili' this son son hy
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Lines in Oregon
KKOM MKOFORD, ORE.
as follows:
Both Ways One Way
Through Via
TO Portland. I'aliforuia.
Chicago $8:2.40 $87.50
St. Louis 77.40 82.50
Sr. I'anl (9.00 81.75
Omaha 69.90 75.00
Kansas OHy .. (59.90 75.00
Tickets will ho on salo
.Tune 19, L0.
.Inly ti, 7, 22, 2:1..
A ugust li, 7, 21, 22.
( lood for j'eturn in 90 lays
with stopovop privileges at
pleasure within limits.
liKMEMUKR THE
DATES
For any further inforination
call on
A. S. KOSRNBAUM,
Local Agent, or write to
ytM. Tl 'MURRAY, General
Passenger Agent, Portland,
Oregon.
The ELECTRIC
TEA KETTLE
Furni.ilie.'i lint
wrtti-r l'nr t:i cm
very lnrt untict?
It o-in bf itM-il
on Uu; t-ii lubla
or in Mm kitclu-ii
AUii' hrs to liny
rlri'trolier
Siniplt'.sfife. con
venient, duralile
ROGUE RIVER '-
ELECTRIC CO.,
Scf!i!Mor to Condor
Water Power Co. Of-'
floe 206 W. 7th at.,
opp. big electric ligu.
I'hone 855.
CLEAN COTTON RAGS WANTED
FOUR CENTS PER POUND PAID
MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE
Fourth or
July Advice
tn (bote who d'irr n he con, fotnl'ort
ntp and ntylisb ut tin nnm' t r ri w
ran 0.- von. IIvo ynnr unit of cloth
utli in.ido (mm a lif(ht wijilit n'Tgi in
)itup, black or Oxford tfrey. und it will
Up romfortiibl" nd kro-t tin hni per
iVctlv whn it in rut nd lilted by
J. A.KREUZFR & CO.
IMPORTERS AND TAILORS
PAXJu BUILD INO, UEDFO&JD, OBS.
kmw.H'M'.al '
FOURTH OF JULS
EXCURSION
TO ASHLAND, OREGON
A Special Train Will Leave Grants Pass
at 7 a.m., Return from Ashland 10:30 p.m.
PARS AND ONE-THIRD; CHILDREN FIVE YEARS AND UNDER TWELVE YEARS, HALF FARE.
Ashland Will Have Only Big
Celebration in South Oregon
Among the attractions already arranged for are: Orand Parade, with Civic and Historic Float and MaliUry and
Fraternal Organizations in line.
Splendid Medford and Jacksonville Bands
Will Furnish Music Throughout the Day
Make your entry with R. A. Mlnkler of Ashland and write l'ui for further particular.
HON. ROBERT NIXON, OF YREKA,
WILL GIVE ELOQUENT ADDRESS
$100
ORAND AUTOMOBILE PARADE :hiiiujh Ihu main stiwls nf I lie city tn ilu bill Kiininila. Kvi'ry owner of au aulo-
mnhili' whu i'uii jot tn Ashland July -I'll is ri'qiH'Stml to get inln this iiiradn.
BASEBALL JACKSONVILLE VS. ASHLAND. A hot ('" ossini'd. New grunil stands H.id " blrai'hers " have
licen liuilt.
GRAND VAUDEVILLE -Si riotly hifjh i lnss :i fl i-iiinoii nml I'VMiiintf ia 1 lie I 'huutuu(iiii Taliornii'le, i'U(jucd for this
I'vi'iit I'xlniunlinnry, ur' imw iu;ikin hits at tin' (li-niid in I'ort In ml. NYw anil cnli'liy liiusit, eirreei'liing comedy,
fimry ni'l'tilint ic ft'ltts.
ROCK DRILLING CONTEST.
BALLOON ASCENSION. I'r..f. Virgil Mnorn of "The t'hutes," Sim Knineisen.
THE CALITIIUMPIAN PARADE, with imrnrl,.l innlnines. is Imiind to be the bi bit of the day.
SOMETHING NEW IN FIREWORKS. EXHIBITION WATER DISPLAY
ASHLAND is iiienlly situated f.ir a I'Vmlh of .Inly I'elebin I imi. Lets nf shade, i I. inviting (,'i-eves, mulling water
I'vei'vwliere. I'ulilie Imths, sviuiniiur rinlt nnd "liuinp I lie linuips." Kvnteru.'il orders are providing rest rooms and
free seals will he plaeeil everywhere. A iiiniodtit Lons have been provided for nil teams. And don't foiJ"t the
(illANII MAI. I. nt he Opera llnu..e. The Medfnrd iirehes'lra will fnrni. li llie innsie.
O .rl.LTR 1'llOGRAMS OF THE DAY'S EVENTS WILL BE FURNISHED TO ALL.
Everybody Invited to Ashland July 4th
Just Received- A Carload of Extra Heavy Green iftth
HEADQUARTERS EOR SASH AND DOORS
ANYTHING MADE EROM TREES
Quotations promptly and cheerfully furnished
Woods Lumber Co.
KILN'S AND MILLS AT CLIiNDALK ORKGON
VAIfD AND (M'TICK AT M I'JDKOIM), OKMOX.
.Something New
In Hiihber Tires that it will pay yen t"
liiv.'Sliu'Ste. COMPLETE STOCK,
prompt work, satisfaction ipiaranUfd.
Mitchell & Hocck
GENERAL WAOONF.RS
Rant 7th Htraet. rear nf Murrituan'
BlacVimlth Hbop. Medford, Ur.
ill prizes in offered for foot racing and minor sports. Make your entry with R.
A. Mlnkler of Ar.hland and write hini for further information.
Quality is remembered
when price is forgotten.
CRATER LAKE LUMBER CO.
$100
LUNCH, DINNER OK SUPPER
erved at all hours nf lhe day, To
Komi liver always tointi here a wen Ik
vtunts hit rhoia, steaks, oysetrrs or anv
of the appetizing dishes that we niakt
a apeeialty of ennkinn to plrase the
fastidinus. If jnu wish to rujoy a
well cooked meal, that tan be prepared
only by an artist, lsit
Nash Gate