4
MANY CITIES
'E
Superlir Class of Pcijrti
lets Is Issued by Oregon
Towns lor Distribution
- I'UhTLAM. Or., Jnlv 7. Ko tat
in the lTnin r Hr'Jih'y mitre uili
class advert Ninj; mnite. tlinti .ej
T'io hjiI-ihIm! h..oKI-t- ih-m.l pr m
the flatniH nf Vimiliill i r.ty, Altuiiv
uiid Lii.ii county, tinint - I'jii-h, It si Imi:
Medford nnd AMhlimd .m Mipirirr
thane inswd liv (lie ci' iiinn'rei:tl luxlie
nf niher Htnti-H. Must era Oregon in not
heinif n-iflttphil. mid this elinrru-tf r of
udvertittiiift euiuint f;til to hnvi rn i:d
vnntiijfi'OiiA effect, anil other cimimuni
ties Hhoillil Nee I lint t lie.r ehimr- lire
not overlooked.
Dayton hiiH eome iuhi line vvit'i Die
ither live w.AiTH of V a 1 1 1 1 1 1 U ciitnty
hv or(jfitiizii " iietive fotniiieirifil
club. Manager M. O, IjO'.vuesdiile of
the Vtiuiliill ;iinl y I'eveldpinenl Icigue
held ii meet i tiff tin re tho oilier nitfht
itnd mined -K'iO for ad vortisiinjr pnr
lit net.
Forty four different people competed
for prize: offered by the cherry fair nl
The Iallen rind there were I81 boies
of eherrieN on I lie tnblt f.
A Hurry college begins her fir.t fin
unit! Hummer Itible nchoo! July 17, eon
finning until tlm 27th. Tin r'per.kirn
are from Oregon and six ether fitut".
It in a new idea, an outdoor school.
Pnrtlnnd people generally eelebrated
the Fourth nt other pom.!. The holi
dnv was universally 'nhverved and the
eitv wftH praetienlly deserted.
County Judge J. Trenchard of Ai
loria suggests t!:at the Oregon Develop
ment league take up the matter of good
roadn throughout Oregon. The judge
maker Die suggestion that Home capa
ble men be eiiihlnved bv ttie atnte tn
educate the people of every community
in the romimmweallh along these linen,
ADJOURNMENT FOLLOWS
CLEVELAND RESOLUTIONS
(Continued from page 1.)
Cleveland, lule president of the United
St at en, who was three tinier candidal
of the democratic parly, therefore be it
Unsolved, That, we, the delegate of
the tarty in national convention a
Hembled, rccogni'o tn him one of th
strongest nud nhlest chni'iu'lers known
to the world's statesmanship, who post
sensed to an extraordinary degree tin
elements of leadership, and by his nbb
conscientlous ami forceful nd mitiishii
lion of public afl'uirH, reflected honor
upon bin country and upon liis parly;
it n d
" IfeNolved, That, we hereby expresi
our deep Morrow at Mh denlli and extend
our warmest symputhy and condideuce
to his family, and that thin resolution
by spread upon the records of the con
veution and a copy be forwarded to
M rn. Cleveland; and
Resolved, Ah a further mark of re
spec I tn hii memory, the convention do
now adjourn until 12 o'clock, noon,
tomorrow. ' '
Snowballing In Denver.
While tho real participant! in the
convention were nIow in putting tn an
appearance, the visitors and curiosity
seekers generally were in no way back
word. Long before noon the streets in
the vicinity of the Auditorium wire
thronged with men, women nud childjcii,
who rejoiced in a Hiiowbnll battle, a I
llrst innocently, finally becoming ho
tierce that the police hud to interfere
The nov, which glistened so beautifully
in tin- sunlight, did not melt mo freely
u;i wits epected, and the "hoodlum
element " took pleasure in hurling
chunks of ire at tho good looking worn
en and girl who were enjoying ' the
svene.
This compelled the police to put an
end to the festivities but many of th
spectator carried large masses of ice
into the building Two great wagon
loaded with with snow hud been brought
in from th- iio-nntiiins and dumped in
the vicinity
Caroltna Flrt DftlrguU.
The tir-l d-(-t to enter the hall
iv h a rpr--iiiiiv of South ('aroliwt,
and h st in solitary grandeur for sonic
time bffurf li- had h companion. As
the (l'li:tt e- arrived thev iiopnrrd flux
i.oinly for Theodore H II. ill" t.-inporr
chairmui) liell, hiwe -r, n peace
fullv Ab-fping in ti rii'Kn nt thr I. aw
hotel, aft-r ihf trip frm l,nicolu, which
wan eventnallv finished "ii a handcar
It was 1 1 U o 'clock etactlv when
the Colorado band hcgun to pour out
the sweet strains of " imTic " As tin
music reverln-riiti'd thnoigh the build
tng the spectator in the galh-iioii arose
and clieerisl loudly, remaining stnuding
until th turn had heeo ompletwl A
feature of the band was a bugle corps
Allre lind Her Biff Hat.
Most prominent among t he distill
g ii i shed arrivals in the boxes wore dm
gressman mid Mm ichola J.ongworth.
With ttiein were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
ADVERTISING
Bell and Joseph Fanuing. Mm. Tiong
worth was distinguished by a "merry
widow" hut trim met with a little blue
Owing to the fact that she occupied
a seat where she did not obstruct the
view nf 'tnvliiwli- ihn .ifltotnt. r.i.i.ina f .
ly permitted her to rci.iin her headL'car
Among the ot her visitors toward I
whom the eyes of the 'JO, Hurt spectators
Here turned were Mrs Uutli Hrvnti
Lenvitt, daughter of the man who will
be nominated. In the box with hoi
w.r William J. Bryan, Jr.. Dr. nnd
Mrs. Hegis Chnnven, W. H. Kestlrr.
Fart Kisttrr. Miss Cnrnn Dnnlnp f
Jacksonville, uv, Father David
O'Dwyer nnd Mrs. H T. Nnplf.r f inn,
wood Springs, Col., Mra. Hnlen Hwitt
una a. .:. t arsoni.
Social and Personal
"Look mit tr paint' (July li).
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Young of OnM
Hill spent Monday in Mcdfnrd.
Win. Snyder and his family are down
from I lk Creek on a visit.
II. I,. Kelly, Jr., the fib expert, spi-ni
Monday in Med ford.
Hurry CulbertROb, gnral contractor
aud builder, cement work ft ipcfialtv.
Mcdford, Or.
las. McDouagh and A. Throckmorton
of Applcgatn transartf-d burdnesH hi
M.iiford Monday.
Henry Pohlman of Orchard Homo has
gone on a visit to Iwm former bme -ast.
tf i)m Ifocky Mountains.
The Seventh Dny Advmtists of M.d
l'o-d tin building a nent church building
on A street.
Mrs. I.. J. Heara of Spokane is making
relatives and friends living in Jackson
villi and Med ford n visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Applegute of Jack
sonville wore Med ford visitors Monday
afternoon.
W. I'. (lonld and his daughters, who
have been rusticating on T'pper Kngtu
Uiver, are at homo again.
C. C. Hall and E. P. Wand, who live
near Central Point, were among I he
many in Medford Monday.
S. Schumpp of Yrekn, the only Sr-bas
tinn, is making Jacksonville, his former
homo, a viait.
Miss Harriot Odg.-rs of Berkeley, C:il.,
is the guest of her sitser, Mrs. L, H.
HaskinH.
Sheriff Jones made his Hist ofllcial
visit to Medford Monday evening. He
was accompanied by Frank KasHhope.
J. T. fliltnnre, one of the leading bnsi
iiohs men of (Irnnts Pass, spent Monday
in Medford.
W. O, Wilson waa down from Hold
Hill Monday. Uo ia atill engaged hi
mining and owns four ledges.
W. J. Scott, n prominent citizen of
Antioch, transacted busineHs n Med
ford a ffw days since.
Miss Rrma Wfglf of Portland is in
Medford, her former home, paying
friends a visit. s '
Jas. D. Pay, who has been connected
with the Mnil fr n long time, is en
joying n vncation.
J. I. Heard, superintendent of the
Storting mine, is still confined tn hit
bed with a severe attack of in flam ma
tory rheninntism.
Hon. and Mrs.J W. IVrkius of Hill-,
crest Orchard, have been making J. D.
Heard and his family a visit tit I In
Sterling mine.
S. Krnnich, who is engaged in mining
;n Siskiyou county, Calif., ia paying
Mod ford a visit, after tin abyeuce of
nearly three years.
.1. i. Mimmervitle uiol Ins wire were
anumg the Medfontites who spent Hi
Knurl h at liulto (''alls. They report n
ipli'iidid colebr ition.
.i. i.. rignt, who went to Ohio some
I nun ago, has returned to Phoenix. He
is better pleased with ftogue Hiver Vnl
by than ever.
Win. A. Carter, formerlv of Hold Hill.
and In tor of Salem, has removed to Port
land for the practice of law, and has
become associated with ex Senator Dn
f ur, with nflicos in t he Chamber of
Commerce.
Mrs. Anderson of Knots Creek ami h-'i
son were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. S.
ItoHcnhnum the llrsl of the week.
Dr. Wilson of Hood Itiver, who ban
been making Medford a visit, left for
home Mnnriav evening.
Vank Kownlsky, the genial railroad
builder, hns gone to Salem to assist in
the extension of the new electric line
K. A, lfildreth, Sr., was in Medford
Monday, en route to Ashland from Unite
Palls.
Ins. 'nrcher, who formerly owned Ihi
Smith Springs, locatid on Carter Creek,
not far from Stoinmnn, has returned
from California, after tin absence of
several years, ami is slopping at Ash
land.
John W. Opp. superintendent of h
Opp Consolidated Mines, located a short
distance west of .lack sonville, was in
Medford Monday, He was on his way
t Northern California with Capt. I.eav
enworth. who has been icndine a few
lavs in this section.
J. 11. Hammer, the v 'teran prospector.
spent a few days in Medford this week.
He ts developing a promising ledge in
line's Creek district and has a con
siderable quantity of free milling ore
that will average $H.ri a ton on the dump
The report that D M. Pcrrv & Co. of
troit had bought the Hlccher plu,
u) the Jacksonville Sterling road and
ould trnnsform it into an immense
ed farm is denied bv .1. M. Sweenev,
who figures as the original purchaser
says thai he intends raising fruit on
ft Intge scale there and that the Detroit
irporatlon is not known at all In the
transaction.
NAKROW B HO APE TROM
1NJITRY ON KMIVATEU)
Me
rrill Brown, (Icorge Lewis find olh
omposing a partv on the wnv t
Hotte Kails l.i celebrate the Fourth had
narrow escape from serious injnrv on
'ridav night ns they v.-ere driving along
the nitenchain 1 1 elevated " near t hi
schoolhousc. The horses became fright
nod, stnrted to run, and the hill beini!
sleep ami narrow, the nac w:is
nirned over Ml worn thrown out to
jether with their "goods." Mr. Brown
w is ,-ni nfiont the fa, e. while Mr. Lewis
mid another party sustained injuries
in the side nnd upon the head, hut none
were seriously hurt. The hoys came on
fo the Pnlls and had a pleasant pourfh
PRINCB IIELIE WEDS
UTS ANNA AT I. AST
I.OVDOV, Julv 7.-The announce
merit of f he mnrrlft, ,t TVin.tn TIaIIo
... . .
node at the registry office vesterdav
'ording to the British prets thev
have been traveling as "Mrs Thorn n
on " In nn effort to ht married some
where In Europe.
The details of the w.-d lini; have been
kept secret nnd it Cannot h ascertained
where the ceremony will be performed
or wno win hp present at the wedding
Within a werk hf prlnvf and nv will
have lived on F.i.Rlt.h 1hl TrqirM
time and aftr tbnt !nrv (l on theW
I way n mnrrled coiiylr.
I
Autos of the Valley Being
Listed so as to Arrest
Those Who Neglect Law
lu statistics recently pulilNhed Med
ford was credited with having 4S Ii
ui -used automobiles. Am a nut Iter of
fitel. ihere are over I Mil ;iiitns in this
ty and vicinity. There are ilierofore
over "n machines nr.; p;iyir:g a state
license. In ad lition to . Ms, ihere are
said to be a number of fa mimbors
lacked on inachinen. to sir date a Ii
cone. T!;e seen-tary of suit.- h:i : authorized
W. M. HodgHou. the auto nan, to list
the machines of I tic va!!oy and thftir
owner;:, and all who have not secured
slate licenses will soon find themselves
in trohlo.
Hecorder Collins has authorized the
chief of police to arrest drivers of ma
chines not licensed. They ire subject
to a $.0 fine and will be repeatedly ar
rested until the law is complied with
and the machine licensed.
COMMUNICATION. 4
(lOLDPIKIJ), Nov., Juno 29. To the
Pditor: Allow me, a subscriber, to con
grntulate yon ond tho people of Med
ford for their good common enso in
retaining an ope a town. It shows that
there areenongh good, live citizens there
who have the welfare of their towo
and community at heart tn be interest
ed in her upbuilding nnd prosperity.
Should prohibition have won the day,
prospective buyers of property and the
best class of setllern wonld have passed
the city up;- therefore, a stagnation of
business wonld have "resulted. Now,
however, the .eople of Medford cn u
go nlo nd with confidence and work
for the upbuibUng nnd bef torment of
the entire community, nnd I am with
you, nti my interests nre Ihere. T am
boosting for Medford. I enn do so with
a clear conscience, ns she deserves it,
and as soon as T get through with my
afTairs here I am going back and put
my shoulder to the wheel nnd boost for
the best town in the best country T
have seen, and thev have been mnnv.
OKO. M 'KTTJJO A N.
IMr. McKillig:n is a contracting plus
torer who hns had contracts on the larg
est buildings in Mold field nnd intends to
like up his trade in Medford.)
The two to draw to: " Puro White
Flour fiud Golden (Jn'e Coffee, Allen
& Heagan. i)3
'Look out for paint" (July ID).
1
LICENSE
MOTOR CARS
WAIT
We are cleaning away the
refuse and dirt; getting out
all odd lots, broken lines
and all summer goods, and
in a lew days will start a
SALE
that all Medford will be glad to
attend. Watch for the page ads.
BAKER
HUTCHASON COMPANY
C Street, North Jackson County Bank
JACKSONVILLE ITEMS.
Miss Cora Mnsyre left for San Fran
cisco one day last week, where she will
visit her sister.
I.awreuct Pickeui has taken charge
of Russell's coufectionery store, Frank
Traeey having resigned to go on the
road.
The Misses Mims, who recently moved
to a ranch near Central Point, were the
guesta of Mrs. Josephine Knssi II a few
days last week.
Two crowded coaches left here at 7
o'clock Saturday to attend the Fourth
of uly celebration at Ashland. All
report a glorious time.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. hVnu.es. Mis- Nell
Renin, and Mr. nnd Mrs. M. M. Taylor.
Went up to Ashland Friday evening and
remained unt il Sunday evening. I
Among those who attended the t'ele i
brntiou at Fern Flat were Mr. and Mrs. i
C. Woods, and cnild, Mr. nud Mrs. B.
Haney, Miaaoa Fleta Finch and Delia I
Kent and fHarenee Jteaves.' i
J. C. Sexton and wife-and It. D. Oage
and family sent the Fourth of July I
picnicking at Itogue river. !
Mr.s. Klla Cook is visiting irieuds in :
Ashland thU week. .
Eagle Point vs. Butte Falls.
One of the mosl hotly contesteit games
of baseball was that played between
the F.agle Point nine and the Butte
Falls nine July 4 at Butte Falls. The
game began in a whirl, was rushed in
all innings and after n hard fought
battle resulted in a score of fl to
in favor of Butte Falls. Some fine
work was done both at tho bat nnd in
the field, nnd, considering that the nine
of Butte Falls were only organized
within the week, or ns part were ama
teurs, while Fagle Point nine has been
considered a crack nine, the victory of
Butte Falls was remaikable. Messrs. Ba
ker. Telfer, Stoddard nnd .others of
Butte Pnlls' nine played exceedingly
fine ball, while the boys of Tingle Point
exerted themselves to snatch the laurels-
of the day,, but Butte Falls boys
have been dwelling amidst mountain
fastnesses, drinking mountain nectar
aud breathing balmy air and enjoying
the sweetest of slumber, rocked to sleep i
by the songs of waters dashing over I
rocks and rushing todavs the ocean. 1
"Look out for paint" (July Ho.
Dr. II. li. Picked, who has been attend
ing the late meeting of the Oregon Med
ical Society, is at home again. That
organization elected the following otliB
ers for the ensuing year: Dr. W. II.
Byrd, Salem, president; Dr. W. Kykeu
da II, Eugene, first vice president; Dr.
Calvin S. White, Portland, second vice
president; Dr. It. C. Yenney. Portland,
third vice president; Dr. William House,
Portland, secretary; Dr. Edna Timms,
Portland, treasurer; Dr. Liuklutor, Hills
boro, and Dr. Williamson, "Port land, were
re-elected council lots..
Where Are You Going? r
Why, don't you know? I am on my
way to tho Hotel Nash for one of their
-fie lunches, wit h Burgundy wine or
coffee, the best ever. Start now uud
yon will be in time. We start serving
Thursday in the buffet.
"Look out for paint" (July If).
Med font Tribune, 50c per mouth.
Successors
aeurea- six
DREDGERS TO OPERATE
IN JACKSON COUNTY!
A lumtl was given lust wct'k upon the
! S, II. Outfield property on Fonts ereok
to a dr(M lying 'omp:iny ooinpone.l of
I Miittlorii 11 nd London enpitulistn. Those
people, who Iiavc kept their nnnies se
cret, for tbo present f have been aetive
J ly nt work for tho past two weeks ae
j ouriug bonds upon different properties
I ii. this section. And if present indtca
! turns count for anything, several big
dredgers will be in operation in this
see t ton within a few months' time.
The Dullleld raneh ha been prospeeted
a number of times nnd is considered nti
i ideal location for n dredgo. The inter
I ests of this company are being looked
after by V. O. Covert, who has spent
;a number of years in South Africa in
their employ, and it is through his
efforts that they are trying to secure
interests in thtR section. Mr. Covert
has nothing to give for publication yet.
as he says that things are yet too un
certain to make a positive statement
Prospecting will probably eommenee on
the Puflield property within a couple
of weeks. nohl Hill New.
Reduced Bate Special Train.
A special train will leave Medford
hirtly after S a. ni. next Saturday,
July 4, for Athlaud. This aprvial will
have on hoard the excursionists from
thf- northeru puitiun of the valley. The
r..nuJ trip full fare to Ashland will
tie 'i.'i cents; hafl fare .'(It cents: tickets
good going uu all passenger traius 3d
aud 4th nud gnud to return until aud
lurltiding the tJth tif July.
I Up special train will rea. h Ashland
in ample time for the commeuciug uf
the eiercisis andRill return after the
-elrbrntion or about 10:30 p. m.
Tickets will be on sale duly S. (lot
them early and avoid the rush. Ticket
wiudow at depot will be open all day
of the :d and at 7 a. ui. of the 4th,
thus giving all ample time to secure
tickets. il
TRADE HERE
And Have the Best
"There's a Reason" -Cold
Storage Meats Are Always Best
Medford Meat Company
to Pottinger.
Nest
Every Woman Loves a Man
WtK. buy: HOLEPROOF SOX, bfnuit HOLf KOOF requires NO Dimiaj.
fjolepraof lasiery
Wears Six Months Without Holes
-KEAU THld CUAHANTEE-
Wr rttaraiare tfiy puirhacfr of WMti Stock. nri U.Jt iliry will nttii uu dj.uiutj St
Wuiiiht. 11 thev Miituld, we irrt tu icdIjic ihcm with uew ones. iruvulrl tltcy jr ictaritcd tu Lt
iit.)u tiX mODilti Hum iliie ale w mtta
Are Your Sox Insured?
Here's the way to lift the burden of the weekly daraiu$.
Here's the way ta slop the endless drudgery of mending heel
latitt aud In? -le&i stockings.
HOI.Kl'koOK is Storking luxury, tut not extravagauct
it is tcommiy of money, time and strength.
HOLEPROOF U knit of Egyptian cotton, by special
proiess aud the parts subject to hardest wear ara reinforced,
it ia soft aud ticxible, yet wears like wven wire, fiolr-prooi
Stocking are as handsome in appearance a.4 any you ever
Saw; they reuiu their oriKinal sbapr ant! are always easy on
the feet. Once you tet tueia for yuuinrlf you will never wear
nuy other.
MRN'3 HlJI.EPRnOF SOX are made in fast colors-Black, Tan
(litht or dark) jfearl and Navy Blue. Siit-a 9 to 11. Mrdium or light weight.
Sold only in boxes cuuiaiuing six psirs of oue $nA assortea colors li
tuontu s uuiautee wnv eacu pair.
Per box ol hi Ialr. $2.00
If you've never hefoie beaid ui HOLKPKOOr
HOSIERY, muke su-e ot a laial Box oow, and throw
away your daiuiug needle.
. See the Window Sold Only at
DANIELS'
Seventh Street The Mew eiothin$ Store
MEDFORD SASH ft DOOR CO.
Window and Door
Offlca fUrtum and all kinds of planing
fancy grills. P, BETWEEN
think-
Isaac Ferris, Jr., V
make the )est children's
shoe in the market. We
keep them.
C. M. KIDD
THE FOOTFITTER
u am advertising.
And tht re is surely tiuth-
iny ilsr in uhicli reusnnitblf
iiYxj'.scmv is co mtdin of
reward. '
CLEAN COTTON KAOS WANTED
r0US CBNTI FEB POUND PAID
HSrOXS DAILY TUBUIiS
Hotel Wash.
Screens,. Block Wood
mill work, Including turned work asd
6TH AND 7TH 8TS. PHONE S3
ABOUT
August 1.1 we will ))e ,.ea(v
to sell tiered and seasoned
OAK WOOD
in any iiianf ity at ?3.00 per
tier, delivered. u- ?2.00 pet
tier at the ranch.
Good Rail Wood
Some cedar, sawed into tier
wood, at. $1.50 per tier at
the ranch or $2.r0 t,t.r tier
delivered.
For all necessary informa
tion apply to
WESTERN OREGON
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I Bedford Tribute, JOc per month.