iV Tmiumw. rrciKOTU. precox. frtdat.jTULy, ions.
the AncDKorin dad
BRYAN PLAYS
A BIG GAM
E
Commoner is Striving to
Unite Various Factions
of the Democratic Party
Wultor WflhiiRii hi lid m tho following
dtspatrh to th Chicni;. lieeonl Her
aid from Lincoln:
It in ft big gamo tlint la ln-iny .l;iv'd
hftfft by a big man for n big pri". To
rfliinit a rtinruptcfl prirtv, to hriiif; all
fai'.tioim tngMhnr upon a platform all
can stand upon, to inject into a party,
till now bo often bwtton that it ban bo-
come wH nigb impclcHH, not only har
mony, but hope, confidence, enrhunifiHm,
Thin is the tank William Jfnninjpi Hrynn
is enuneoft upon. Th ohjpetm, of
cargo, in thf Whit Hihihr.
Mr. Bryan is playing hip part woll
with great skill, with well defined
ideas on to methods and principles,
with a pnrKoual magnetlmn and twlf
control rarely equaled among onr pub
lie men, with almost infinite know
edge of men and conditions every
where in the c -unify.
Welcome to All Democrats,.
A Htrong, stock, big-faced, heavy
jawed, quick-eyed, pleasant speaking,
HWeet-sniillng man stands on the porch
of a beautiful country house. His hand
in outstretched. Ho welcomes all corn
ers. No sort of a democrat is repulsed.
No 'matter what ho has done or for
whom or what voted, or talked, or
written in the days that are gone if
he is now a democrat and for tho obi
party, the glnd hnnd grasps his as he
walks up the stairs. Tf bo is a man of
any importance whatever and he takes
the trouble to wire ahorid, Mr. Bryan
wll meet, liitn at the railway station
and drive htm out to Fair view and
make him happy.
New Bryan Supplants the Old,
This man, who is now hard at work i
reshaping, remaking, recreating the
democratic party under his own lead I
crship and Incidentally for his own ben
efit, is one of the marvels of tho nge.
in his personality he in one of tho most
remarkable men of our day. He is now
a nlrong, a ripe, a full man. He h in
deed the new Rrynn. He has grown
In pntse and wisdom and judgment and
insight and grasp till ho has become
almost the Ideal as a lender, nt a door
of tho sort of work that now lies to
his hand.
Wo remember tho Pryan of old, elo
tjuent but Inexperienced, passionate hut
poor of judgment, n bom preacher and
crusader, a little fanatical, somewhat
narrow, Inclined to harbor personal re
sitntmcnts, bigoted as many strong and
earnest men nre to the point where they
do not much like those who disagree
with them; Inclined to think that
whatever they utand for must bo right
and that It Is thoir duty to convince all
mankind to their way of thinking.
Tho now Bryan Is hotter hnlnnccd,
more tolerant, not less sincere hut more
adaptable, still the preacher by instinct,
but the harmonlzcr and builder by
trade. He has grown and he hna
learned.
California Favors IMaiik.
The labor lenders hero today arc
pleiiscd to hear from California that
the delegation from tho golden state In
prepared to fight hard for the adlptlon
nf the ant i injunction plank requested
by Samuel Oompers and the American
Federation of Labor.
The California democrats are favor
able to the plank as outlined by the
leader and have signified their luten
Hon of fighting for Its adoption without
the chiing nf a single syllable or letter.
Tt in understood that tho California
delegation expects a hard fight to be
made ogninst the plank by Tammany
deletes nnnd Judge Alton B. Parker,
und have joined forces with the labor
leaders to have both tho anti injunction
plank and a rigid Asiatic exclusion
plunk adopted as a part of the demo
era tic declaration of principle.
Social and Persona
"Coletdin" for coolnes. !1
Mr. and Mrs. J. Trenibnrth were over
from Jacksonville one day this week.
Iirir.l; fieorge WanhiiiKton 's health
in a of sparkling '( olestin. (1
J. i l'endleton of Sams Valley was
a recent visitor in Med ford,
Patriotic neoiile drink ' ( 'olent in
Minernl Water and live longer. HI
Mrs. Itlnine Klum wn nroong her
Ashland friends Wednesday.
Judjje Crowell made a ltinim-nn tri:
to Ashland Wednesday.
W. D. Davis of Antioch made Med
ford a hiirtinoH visit one day this week
Don't ww ear if it is hot. but sav
M'olentin, pleaHi," and cool off. 91
Mrn. L. h. Reame hus gone to Ward 'n
creek to visit with her son, Dr Hob
ert H. Heame, and his wife.
W, P. lleppner, James Beck, 0. (
Ben I e, M r. a nd M rs. C. A . Ed inon hod
were down from Big Butte this week.
Colonel Mcfirath, trensnrer of Ash
land lodge of Klks, made his Med fori
friends a visit this week.
John Offonboeche, one of Applegnlo's
thriftiest farmers, transacted businews
in Med ford n few days ago.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Owens of Jack
sonville have gone to Orantan Pass to
visit relatives and friends.
P. O. Allen, J. G. Briscoe and John
X. Miller of Trail precinct were in MM
ford Friday on land business,
J. Percy Wells, county school super
mlcndent, attended the stato teachers
institute held at Eugene lately.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Peurce of Poor
man s Creek were in Mod ford Thurs
day trading with our merchants.
Major D. T. Andrews, who has been
uttending the grand encampment of the
O. A. It. at Newport, is at home again.
Harry Culbflrtaoi., general contractor
and builder, cement work a specially
Medford. Or.
J. P, Hair of FoqJs Creek proeinel
was In our city Thursday nfternoon.
Messrs, Tronson Si fluthrfo, tho hor
tieulturists. are among their Medford
friends.
Mrs, Corn TJnn of Jacksonville Iiiim
returned from Portland, whore she was
under treatment bv an oculist.
"Vod Smith and J. tt. Thorndike were
over from Sterling the fore part of the
week.
TiOiiis Doran and W. Cornell of An i
lolopo district spent Severn 1 hours in
Medford Thursdav.
A, V. Vocom nnd Hubert Asliworth,
who live near Central Point, transacted
businoHH in Medford one dnv thin week.
D. Cingknde and Lewis Smith of I
Ragle Point precinct were In Medford
Thursday morning.
K. C, Pomeroy and J. Briscoe of Mend
ows precinct were recent business visi
tors In Medford.
T. J. Kenney and Frnnk Tracy of
Tneksonville were in Medford Wedues
ilny.
J. M. Under, former nheriff of Jack
son county, was n business visitor in
Medford Thursday. He wns nccmupa
nuit nv hs wire.
J. Helms of Talent, th. well known
pioneer, spent a few hours in Medford
Wednesday. So were his sons, Al and
Hnnlt.
Mrs. H. F. Anderson, who has been
in the Ashland hospital for tie vera!
weeks, will resume active management
of tho Star restaurant next week.
B. F. Mulkev. district nttornev elect,
will deliver the oration at Hoseburgj
Inly Itli, which he is well qualified to,
lo.
Vr. K. B. Piekel, who has been at
tending meetings of the Oregon Medicnl
society nnd the state board of health, is
at home again.
H. Deuel, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
F. K. Penel, who in a student at the
military college at Culver, lnd., is
spending his vacation in Medford.
Mrs. N. A. Jacob of Hiverside, Cnl.,
is visit iug in Med ford, the guest of
her brother, Charles Strang nnd his
family.
Mesdamen J, Husselt. H. Funis, S. ft.
Dunnington, R, J. Knbli, A. Thompson
of Jacksonville were among the mant
in Medford during the week.
The Kennies properly west of Talent
lias been acquired by the Ashland Or
chants company, a new institution, nnd
will bo subdivided into and to acre
tracts and net out to penrs, peaches
or apples as purchaser may prefer.
The holdings consist of I HO acres ot
i-hoice land adjacent to the Fstep prop
erty.
HOT.I.VNdHAM YACHT WINH
AOA1NHT THKKE KIVAl.fi
HKIXINtill AM, Wash.. July .V -The
fnnt Rellinghnm yacht Two-Htep rgain
'demonstrated its speed by wiiining the
B clnnn rnce aguinut three rivals vester
day in Vancouver, bin A i;t the same
old story, and protest h;i been entered
against her by the Seattle yacht Winn
na. which finished second. The crew of
the Winona nay the Two-Step hud been
remodeled and she now cnitnot meisure
into tho B class.
The Two Step will have no trouble
i- proving her class, ns she was origin
' ally designed to race In C class, r.rd to
accomplish this her owrers. Charlie
Simpson and Hugh Delhi, bad to short
en her bow. This year her owners do
eided to go after big game, no thev
lengthened her until she Is now 'JO feet
over all, which w'll safely put her wi;h
i:i th. limitation of B Was. The Tw.f
Step ban the name of being the fastest
yacht on the co;. si and alno a boat
which in nure to get Into trouble If she
grabs any pennantg or trophies.
JEFF DAVIS
HIGHEST PEAK
Spectre Caused by Mirage
on Top of Nevada Peak
Proves Uncanny Sight
RENO, Nov., Julv 3. That Mount
Jeff Davin in Whitopinn county, Xovada
in the highest mountain iu the Tutted
Ml n t en was a n nnuueed t oda v b v Stat e
l!ngineer Nicholas, who it 1st run linn
the ntorv of the " Spectre of Brm knon"
licrctotore believed to be a myth.
While on the top of the mountain,
which ho measured as 11,7m. i e, high,
-'XI feet higher than any oth.-r peak in
the country, Nicholas wns ;tll to nee an
image of himself, grejtih m.; .riiified, in
the clouds above his hend. A band of
Indians told of thin phenomena yearn
iil'o when thev were scared nwav from
t he 1 teak hv tho uncaunv siglit, but
until Kligiueer Nicholas confirmed thr-
itorv, it was generally discredited.
The government hus olllcinl record of
i mmmtniu in (Jermany where a nim
lar condition prevails. Nicholas de
clares his intention to return to Mount
Jeff Davin and discover the cause of
the mirage.
An Enrich Turf Trnfldy.
Half flu hour before the race for th
Two Thousand (.'ulneus uf l8a Prince
Uulthyuuy, who bretl St. Sluiou a lid
who was one of ibe most popular rac
ing men of any (hue, was talking with
I .otd CabK"U iu the luin heou room of
lilt Jim key i iuh mam! at Newmarket,
when he muldeiily reeled uud.fell,
He was carried to Weutlierby'a otflee,
.uid dui-liiis welt siiiniuoiied, but the
prlin-f was heyuut all buuiau aid, aud ,
lust before the l-ll rung for the race i
for wbl.'li his t oll. Uulllaid, brother uf
St. Sluiuii, was (list favorite he breath- '
U hid hut.
A few minute later "the cleur blue
nky rang with vbeern and shouts ta the
horses euiue thuuderlug aloug, which
rose Into a nmr an tin I Hard won by a
head." while behind (be drawn blinds
of Weallierby'n otllce (lalllard'n owu
r, who hail been looking forword no
ueily to this moment, wuh lying
lead, It wun uwIiik to the death of
bin owner Hint iuloplu'i gi'eul huh
euulil uot inn III ihe lierby uf IHM.
whUU he would almost cerlttiuly have
won.- St. James' (laette.
Downing Strati, London.
The Kreaiesi iireet iu the world In
one uf the smallest. Thin In liownlug
street, u Uurk little ulley lu the west
of London. Here In Ihe real center of
the Brltlnh empire. Tor It Is at 10
Uowuiug street that the premier ha
hW otbHal reIdeuee. Kver since Hub
eit Wulpole wan the prime uiiuUter.
1MU yearn uko. the bead- of the govern
ment have made their home in ihU
"alley." Aiuerh-au imirlsta usually go
out of (heir wuy to gu.e upon ibe
dingy, alitioat repellent excerior of this
Unite of dlplomaey and uutioual amid
tluii. because Sir Ueortfe Downing, w ho
luid out the street ami built the hoii-e
therein, wan uf Ainerlran aueesiry.
bin mutber Iw'luuuiiig to the Wluthrop-
uf AldHwiehUftetU May 4'ol.ny. ;:tid
stuiidn tin I be Secoml nttlo:ile oil ibe
ruster of llurvurd ill-ife. ai'ht uet-
tlug an Amerlt-uii edo. utiou be w-ni to
KugluuU uuU, neUinif opNnuiill v lien
It offered, became Hl or t 'ruin ell'n
ambassador at The Hague.- Kxibunge.
Facding tho Stock,
The vb-tiiii ot the ridJuwing iluiy.
told lu Mm. Henry V. I Wn "A
Lady'n Tour Aionml Monte Uona,"
W.'IH poKr-.es rti.'d uf a keen Neue of hu
uior. OtherwUe bis dignity uilbt have
been 111 tiled by Ihe UUruUM-ioUs leveia-
li n which i .Hoe to bU e::l'a. Ill the
uiir.se of Mr. t'oleV travels he met
Ibe UtfV. Kol.eci MiiitgoiiR-ry. Ihe ioet.
who told her mi tm iiietit of lii-. eaiiv
career In Ibe puipll. lien lie was
Hist admitted to holy order he was
appointed t unile In u rural b dis
trict und lodged In the house of a
ainall tenant luruier. Nulvvithstaudlug
bU othee nf cleigymuii the family did
not appear to hold ibelr buurder iu
high veueratluu, for one day h heard
the womau servaut cull out to her
mistress:
'UimlM, shall 1 teed thm phja flra't or
tftfrth mon htB dinner f '
Golden
Grain
Granules
100 1KR CENT PURE
CEREAL COFFEE.
NOTJCR
.Notice in hereby given thai tho mi-
lernigned will ajiply to the City Council
f the City of Medford, Oregon, at the
fivst meeting following the regular meet
:ig July 7, 100H, for a license to sell
spiritoun, vinous and malt liipiors m
pinntit ien lens than a gf.llon, for I he
period of nis months, at his piece of
MiniucHn at lot 14, in block LNl, in the
ity of Medford, Oregon.
Mated Julv 3, litOK.
C. M. (HPHON.
NOTICK.
Notice is hereby given that the nn
b rHigned will apply to the City Council
l the City of Medford, Oregon, at their
looting on July 7, 190. for a license to
ell MpiritouN, vinouri and malt liquorn
iu iiiiautitieM lenn than a gallon, for the
period of tdx noritha, at. their place of
busineHH at lotn 5, 11, 7, and S, in block
20, in the City or Medford. Oregon.
Dated June 10, 1908.
HOTKL NASH COMPANY.
Curing Snake Bites.
Courtlderable dill'erenee of opinion ex
Istn with regard lu a iriiHtworlby rem
cilv for nnuke Idles. Hi. Lauder Uruu
tun advocates the use of permanganate
of (totttuh applied Immediately. Mr.
(IruengraHH of North Aivot district,
Mudraa, however, us the result of varl
oun experlmeuln Hluleii (hat acetic add.
eveu lu the diluted frm of vinegar. In
an Imporiitut aud trTetinal remedy,
uml It ran e a(iplled etfeotually ail
long an an hour or an hour aud a half
after tho bite, ruses of recovery from !
nuaku blteid have followed the applica
tion uf vinegar alter mn-h Interval.
An (ui'Ihiou must be made over the
bile, an turn It of the poison an possible
squeezed oi't. and I ben vinegar Is to
be injected, tf the bile Is ou u limb, a
IlKHture iiui-t be placed above It. Mr.
(Jreengrusf records iwenly nlue cases
of recovery from cobrn biles by nu-h u
use of vinegar. Ibe one liillure which
occurred wo- due to the fact that no
Incision had been uiiide over the bite
A si in ltd i' treat uu-iit is recommended
fur Ibe stlngn ol si oi pious. -Luudou
Standard.
Tbey'c All Old.
"1 uiu about, " salt! ibe speaker, "to
tell a At.irv u bt. b 1 believe U uew to
most of y..u."
"iM-e," inieii upted .i little luau al
the end of i'm l!ii)t.t ball, "thtit fel
low would U-ileve :ii Miinjr!"- Chicago
Moold Hciubl
Charlen Iliuen, who hnn been viilin
hi .l:icksouville aud vicinity, hai Ht art
d ou the return lo bin home in Wis
cousin.
The Secret of a
Beautiful Face
liei in keeping the A in pro
tecteJuswellascleaiued. juiit
washing Is not enough Uutt
only leaves the delicate surface
more exposed to the irritation
of dust and germs ( to merci
less attacks of sun and
w cut her. After washing, ap
ply Robertine and experience
its fdeliilitfuJ refreshment.
You will admire the line-less
softness it imparts to face,
neck and arms. It not only
timulstes a ntdiaut glow, hut
protects the skin from becoin
Vj i coarae' Ercvents tllrD'
0BERTINE1
It. tastes like coffee. Tt looks
like coffee and it smells like
offee, hut ia pure roasted
grains. Mended so as to pro
cure the beat flavor, the
uroatest strength and an ar
ticle which young and old
may drink morning, noon
and night.
Golden Grain Grannies is
especially recommended to
those suffering from heart
trouble, nervousness, consti
pation, indigestion, dyspep
sia and stomach troubles.
X pari if 2-pound package
for 2ne, all retail grocers.'
This store will remain closed
from 9.00 p. m. tonight until
Monday morning, July 6, 1908
BAKER - HUTCH ASON CO.
C St., Just North of Jackson County Bank
Wholesale by
P. B. Theiss & Co.
Medford, Or.
BIJOU THEATRE
"MACAETH
HUAKRSPEARES SUBLIME TRAGEDY
TONIGHT
" LOCKED UP "
AN EXTREMELY GOOD COMEDY
ILLUSTRATED SONG BY MR. CHARLES CLYDE
Which Will It Be?
PINEAPPLE SHERBET, OEANOE SHERBET, STRAWBERRY
IOE CREAM, VANILLA ICE CREAM.
ORDERS DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF THE CITY. PHONE
923.
BUTTERMILK AND SWEET CREAM ALWAYS ON TAP.
ROGUE RIVER CREAMERY
MEDFORD BASH Si DOOR CO.
Window and Door Screens, Block Wood
Office fixtures and all kinds of planing mill work, including turned work and
fancy grills. F, BETWEEN (1TH AND 7TH 8TS. PHONE 63.
Hulte F.ntl, If Elite's riitirriiii
ltfi Mm. will kr miMma July
Hi. mm wil tnW a ion : hnlnir
a idm ?. .Vi i'4l'0i
A COMPLETE STOCK
EVERYTHING OF THE FINEST
Toilet Articles Fine Perfumes
Stationery Proprietary Remedies
And All Other Drug Store (ioods
THE BEST IS NONE TOO GOOD," OUR MOTTO
tMt tnusA tetl Ktt Furrv
lrt(M Wmhm "wning.
1 fjeCTB t I,. A. nnd
the lute .):m 4Mntj j Ihe liridr
it a dat'- Ar. l Mr. Fred
Furry.
.Medford Tribune, 60c per month.
Priucriptions Prepared by an IHxptrf
THE E A G L li PHARMACY
A. E. WHITMAN, MANAOKR PALM BLOCK, MEDFORD
AUTOMOBILES 1908 MOTOR CARS
EXPERT REPAIRING. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. SUNDRIES
FOR SALE. PUBLIC! GARAGE. GARS STORED AND CARED FOR.
Reos
Premiers
Fords
KiselKars
WE ASK
YOU TO
NOTICE
OUR LJNE
FOR '1)8.
CAN YOU
BEAT IT
REOS
10 II. P. .single-iivlinder Runabout, with folding
seat .'. $ 650
L'O II. P. double-fylinder Roadster with jump seat..$l
-0 II. P. double-cylinder Touring Car, detachable
tonneau 250
PREMIERS
24-28 H. P. four-evlinder Roadster or Touring Car..$2250
:50-:5.3 1 1. P. four-evlinder Roadster or Touring 'ar..$2500
30-r 1 1. P. four-evlinder Roadster or Touring ( 'ar,
double ignition $2000
Id - If. P. six-evlinder Touring Car, 7 -pa.ssenger..$:i"50
FORDS
l.'i II. P. f. .u r-cy Under Runabout :. ? 500
Same with iiieehanieal oiler, running-board and
lamps, etc $ "00
At) 11. P. six-evlinder Touring Car $3000
KISSEL KAR
:!.V40 II. P. Touring Car or Rftulster ?2000
CAN VOU BEAT THEM f Prices F. O. I! Fadorv.
MEDFORD AUTO CO.
A. W. WALK Kit. Manager.
Garage Eighth and I) Streets.
Phone Main 21!V