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XEDl-'OHD DAILY TRIBUNE, AiEDFOilD, OREftOX, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1908.
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Social and Persona
Mrs. A. L. Hurvey oi Gold Hill visit
ed relatives and frknds living in Med
ford Friday.
Al Pankev of Ashland may he found
at Murphy & Downing' thirst parlor
on D street.
Frank M. Wilson in ul his ciar store
ndjoininj; the postoffh-e after n severe
Hpeli of siekness.
Walter Monro uf Fhoenix precinct
the festive uraiiKT, wan u fin nig hi
Med ford friends Friday.
tE. II. I'ruttt and .Joseph Hoard mini
of Rt'xy transacted business in Mtd
ford one day this week.
T. A. Olson anil W. I. HffiM-r i-aim
flfiwn frum Hii? Hutte thin week for
a nhort stay in Med ford.
The Keddrti imrtv. who have I n
camping nt the Dead Indian paring,
returned to Med ford Thursday.
Volney Dixon, agenl for the Puge
wire fence, has returned from a busi
ness trip eaHt of the mountains.
T). (i. Karnes and his family h:ive r-
turned from Colestin, where they have
been spending the heated term.
V. V. Illinium of Phoenix precinct
an energetic farmer, was in Med ford
Friday trailing with our merchants.
J. 1). Fearec, the genial woodsman
who has n homestead on Trail, is em
ployed at Weed, Oil., for the present.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. H.-immtli of (irif
fin Creek have left for Indiana. They
will visit other states In-fore their re
turn. P, 1J. Uroiismi, who has the contract
for building the Ilutte Falls school
house, transacted business in Med ford
Fridiiy.
Jacob Olsen, the energetic f:irnier.
wan In from his farm Thursday. He
reports a fair crop, notwithstanding the
unnsuully unfavorable season.
Jesse Hrnith, the genial representative
of .Schilling & Co., is making his usual j
visit to Medford mid the valley. His
customers are increasing steadily.
J. J. Pa ii key was down from his gar
den spot on Hugnn river a few days
since, and elnims to have raised the
biggest squpash in sout hern Oregon
this year.
The band concert given at the pnrk
laBt evening was enjoyed by a large
number of local people. The evening
was splendid and the music excellent
ly rendered.
John Lee is in from Kagle Point,
where he has 1 n building several
houses. He will next construct a neat
cottage for Mr. Hawk, who bought the
Taylor place.
Mrs. F. M. Wuldrup has leuscd I he
house on the corner of F ami and Sixth
streets, and has fitted it up complel
with new furniture, etc., and would like
a few stenilv boarders, Home cook
ing. 1:1:1
SAN FKANCISCO. Cal., August .
It became known todav that Robert
Brent Mitchell, the fugitive stock brok
er, whose failure ami subsequent flight
to Uonduriis in December, HHTi, was
a sensation, is ncgol idling with his ered
It ore in this city to allow him to re
turn to Han Francisco. Mitchell is said
to fear that the secret extradition
treaty now being negotiated between
the United Slates ami Honduras will
make it necessary for him to return
anyhow.
Thirst
Quenchers
Special
Today
Manhattan Freeze
Chocolate and
Vanilla Ice Cream
Pineapple Sherbet
King's
Fountain
Miss Margaret Craighead and Miss
Etta Tavlor of Munsie. Ind.. for two:
weeks, beginning August will have -
on display at Van Dyke's a complete I SA X Fit AXCI3CO, Cal., August 22
line uf art ntedlework, consisting of j According to. Hum Bellah, the Stanford
stamped and finished pillows, table cov-1 pole vaulttr, and the first of the Pa
ers, centerpieces, waists and under 1 eific coast athletes to refurn from Lon-
wenr. Free lessons will be given on
u II goods sold. )'(
Frank B. Tichenor, well known in
this Hectn, has been promoted from
the position of district organizer of the
Woodmen of the World for eastern
Washington to that of general organizer
for Oregon, Washington and Idaho. His
headquarters will be in Portland. The
new position was recently created.
Heretofore there have been five or six
district organizers. .Now then- will be
but two general organi.ers, covering the
fue states. Mr. Tichenor held his for
mer position for years, with tieadipiar
ters at Spokane, Wash. Just before he
left tint city to conn to Portland he
was presented wit h a loving cu by
members of the lodge in eastern W:ilt
ingtoti.
OREGON MAN TAKES
FOURTH PLACE IN SHOOT
CAMP FKKRY. O., August 112.-
With a score of '1W in a field of 1,
.tl...r ....ntiwt'.iit It I-! Kliiehls of Ore
L'on won fourth prize in the president's!
'iinlest, the closing e
in the a
tioiin) Hi fie association 's tournament
Serjeant A. Prest of the Ignited States
infantry won first prize, Captain I-. W .
Allen of Massachusetts was second, and
third place was given to Lieutenant H.
A. Hume, liest s score was Jul.
Mr, and Mrs. A. S. Kosenhaum, who
have been spending their vacation in
Klamalh county, are at home again.
Notice to
AMONU OTHER TNINOK OX WHICH VK
II AVE CUT THE PRICE SINCE OOINC OX
THE CASH I5ASIS IS M EDEOIU) CREAM ER V
"MUTTER. WE HAVE ME EX SEEEIXC IT AT
"c A ROLL CHEAIER THAN THE OTHER
OROCERS WITH ONE EXCEI'TIOX.
THE CREAMERY MAN HAS NOW RE-
FTSKI) TO NULL lTS
UNLKSS AVE NT A V
K EE I 'THE PRICES CP. THIS WE HAVE RE
FUSED TO DO. HE DOES NOT, HOWEVER,
L'EEUSE TO SELL TO THIS ONE EXCEP
TION, WHO ALSO SELLS FOR LESS.
WE HELIEVE THE PUHLIC A PPRECI ATE
OUR EFFORTS TO 01 VE THEM METTER
VALUES IN THE OROCERY MUSINESS. WE
WILI'ONTINUE TO DO SO. WE WILL HAVE
A PPLEO ATE Clif EAM ERY MUTTER OK OTH
ER STANDARD CREAMERY MUTTEK AL
WAYS ON HAND, FRESH AX I) FIXE, AND
SELLINO AT A FIOURE .V A ROLL MELOW
TRUST MUTTER. MILLER1 & EWHANK.
HARRIMAN LINES ADOPT
NEW BILL OF LADING FORM
At'lcr numerous .joint conl'ereiiccH be
twceii sliipicrs of the country, the in
leistale comment' commission and the
railroad traffic nitinacrs, a new tin i
form bill of Indini; has been adopted bv
I he Hiirriiniiu lines in I lit lerritorv I k
which will e,o into effect on the Oregon
lines November 1. The uniform bill of
lading' represents I ivo or three years
of study and conferences on the part
of t ho t hreo interests. It is believed
it will eliminate some transportation
fentures of (he present forms object ion
iihlc to shippers on account of the lim
ited liability of the carriers.
The interstate commerce commission
made no order in the matter, but acted
simply as an intermediary, as beiu in
terested in the satisfactory adjust meat j
of tin1 intention. The bill of ladiuir in!
its new fotui will probably lie dapoted I
bv all rail hn-s in the count i.
PRESIDENT CAMPBELL
OF U. OF O. 13 WEDDEDi
lllfANI l-.AKK. Col., August 'J.
President P. ('. Otmphcll of the t'ni
versity of t trefoil is today on his way
to Sulphur Springs with his bride, for
nierly Mrs. Susnn l iimpbell Church of
Sim Frnncisco, to spi'iid a few days'
lioiie inooii, The collide were mairied
lat uiht at tliitud Lake.
When the fall term of the l'niersity
of Oregon opens President Ctinipbell and
his wife will tnke up their resubio-e in
l-lueiie, where the bi institution is to
ed.
s. 'It AMKN'I'O. ( ;,.. August -AS
WELL AS LOCKSMITHS
STVKAMKNTO, Cal.. August H-.
That Cupid laughs al lions as well as
1 at locksmiths is tne discovery tuaile j
by .1. A. Pitcher, secretary of the state
(fur, which opens here next week. Pil
ehcr advert ised a reward for couples
who would allow themsehes to In mar
n d in t he lions ' cae, and several
couples have come forward to luke up
the offer.
.1. A . Wilson, a farmer of Kolsom.
and a huitoin dame of the same town
want to try i. A circus performer. Miss
May Sullix an, wants to take up the
offer. She had no prospective hu
bun. I, bul says dic will . t one.
8MITHSON COULD HAVE
WON MORE EVENTS
aou, rorresi .-iniwiuii, me uur
dler, would have won the 100-meter
race hud he beeae ntered.
' ' Smithson was in perfect shape, "
said liellah, "and I think he could have
won that race easily, for he was easily
more wit than an v American athlete
! who was entered for competition. In
: his event Smithson was away at the
start like a shot out of a gun and he
surprised his teammates. It is showing
was remarkable."
liellah expresses disgust with the atti
tude of the Knglish toWHrds the Ameri
canes, and confirms the many reports
which arrived here at the time of the
games concerning the discrimination of
Iho Ilritish officials. Willi tin- exception
nf the tug of war incident, the Stanford
athlete stateH that the protests of the
Americans were justified in every case.
MANY VISITORS PAY
RESPECTS TO TAFT
HOT NPItlXGS, Va August
Judge Taft was busy with visitors to
day. Among those who called upon him
were I "ost master deneral .Mever, nt-
fori j,l(.,t( United .States forester
Theodore Shouts, president of the In
terborough Metropolitan Traction com
pany of New York, and . W. Painter,
a missionary from China. Tluv candi
date held conferences with all four men.
It is understood that Shonts, who for
merly was at the head of the Panama
canal construction, talked over reports
from the isthmus and the future plans
for the canal.
the Public
AXV MORE MUTTER,
IX THE TRUST AND
LITTLE CHILDREN PRAY
OVER 2000 DEAD BIRDS
('HH'AliO, August W
arc
very sorry, u (tod. Unit all the poor
birds had to die. for we would like to
have t hem stay n round in t h
inn we ncoieo: rain, ami we uncss von
now
what is best, and we hope th:it
yon will take them all to henveti,
Two t hoiis:uiil bird 11 were killed bv
the t.-rrifie storms of Tuesday urn!
Wednesday in the oa ves near West
Sixtieth nod Ada streets, tind todny
all tl Iiildieu in I he neighborhood
p.'ihl their hist respects, including the
forcoinj; prnvcr, to their little friends
Unit would siur no more. Willi childish
riles ti nil genuine solemnity the little
feathery bodies were laid at rest. About
the wide e;t;ic
bowed hejuN,
flowers.
the children stood with
ohhiiitf ;is they strewe.l
The rain, which came after "J.'t
f drought, was the heaviest in Ll v
HORSE UP SIDE DOWN
IN NEV SEWER TRENCH
A valunble horse narrowlv escaped
serious injury Saturday morning In
tiikinn a full into tne trench dun on
West Ninth street. The horse was one
of a team used in refilling the trench.
The driver backed the animal too far
and the animal laudl on its back
in t he trench. Per some time it was
impossible o inoe the hem y animal
until a rope was passed under its shoul
ders and it was turned over on to its
feet. The horse was t hen able to
si-rninble.out. It was uninjured beond
a few sera I dies and bruises.
CALIFORNIA SHIPS
MUCH FRESH FRUIT
S. PKANClSCO, Cal.. August
According to figures given out by the
state prodm xchango todiiy, Califor
nia has shipped 40(H) carloads of fresh
fruit east every month this season.
The gross financial returns from these
shipments ate $1,000,000. hi ten months
.'H.L'OO carloads of fruit have been ship
p d east, from w hich a gross financial
return of f.VJ. 000.000 has been secured.
Anylunly wishing to Invest io oue of
the neatest, most modern and best locat
ed homes in Medford,
IV O Boi 440
should adrdess
MBS. DUKE SIONED CHECK
ON THE WRONG BANK
( HiCAiiO. August L'l'. -Mrs. Alice L.
Webb Ituke. divorced wife of Brodie
L. Duke, millionaire tobacco merchant,
was tried today on a charge of having
defrauded tie- Great Northern hotel by
means uf an alleged wurthltsa check.
The euse was given to the jury this
evening, Judge Kerstea of the criminal
court instructing the jurors to bring
in a sealed verdict tomorrow morning.
The defendant was confident of ac
quittal when she left the courtroom.
The defense asserted that Mrs. Webb
signed the $"i0 check which caused her
trouble under a misapprehension. She
had money in one bank, it was said,
but inadvetileiitly signed a check on an
i list it ut ion from which her funds had
been withdraw n. The wit neses for
t he hotel company admitted t hat the
check had since In en redee I and the
account settled.
.Mrs. Helen M. liepley, formerly com
panion to Mrs. Webb, testified that
Mrs. Webb whs suffering from pleur
isy on the day she signed the check, and
was under the influence of stimulants
and nnraeotics. This was followed by
the testimony of Dr. James Park, who
said that he had atended Mrs. Webb
and treated her for pulmonary con
gestiun.
EUGENE DEBS TO SPEAK
IN MEDFORD NEXT MONTH
The joriil socialist organization will
hold their regular meeting Sunday nt
.'1 o'clock p. in. at Reading room hall.
Kverybody is invited to attend.
The socialist party special train char
tered at a cost of $2(1,(11)1) will leave
Chicago August 'M) and will make a
tour of the I'nited States from ocean
to ocean and back. Kugene V. Debs
and 'JO other prominent socialists will
accompany the train, speaking in oOll
towns and eoities en 'route. The Debs
train will arrive in Medford Sunday,
September Pt. from the south. Debs
will speak from a platform ear in the
railroad yards. A brass band will also
accompany the train. The train is paid
for bv public subscription.
J. V. WILSON'.
Secretarv Loeal.
A. P. Whitinnn, mn.iager of the Ka
gle Pharmacy, leaves tonight, for
ten days' outing at Newport.
Classified Advertisements
Ono Cent a Word No single inser
tions less than 15 cents. Six insertions
for the price of four. Sevonty-fivs
cents a line per month.
FOR S-LE.
I-'Olf SAl.K Hartlett pears, free from
worms, at The .Hue key e Orchards, one
mile northwest of Talent.
i:t!)
KOU SAMv Dry eordwond, pine, fir,
oak and laurel. l Osieiihrugge, St tide
baker llros. ' warehouse.
r'OK NALK A good small busincs on
Seventh street. Reasons for celling.
Address. 1'. O. box ul- or call at this
office. tf
KOli SAU: At n snap. Two first class
building lots facing new Catholic
school; one-quarter cash takes them.
Address llox "l)S.
KOlt SA 100 fine Angora goats. Ad
dress Charles Shillingford, Crescent
City, Or.
L'Oli SA I, K Six good placer claims,
at one half what they are worth; will
take good work team as part payment.
.M. D. Moore, .Medford. Or. ' 142
l-'Oh SAl.K Pack horse; same can be
seen at the Vincent barn. V,'2
FOR SA1.K A Itarred Plymouth roost
er, thoroughbred, l." months old. Ad
dress 1 O. Box oT-J. Medford.
FOlt SALK Residence property; 7
rooms and bath, city water, electric
lights, sewer connection. I C. Page.
FOR SA h K 1f choice lots, five min
utes from depot, near school ; easy
terms. I1. C. Page.
FOR SALK A quantity of secoond
hand brick. Apply to Young & Hall,
Medford. 132
FOR SA I. K Leading rooming house in
Medford, location unsurpassed, genu
ine bargain to right party, cash prop
ositiou onlv. Write C, Hex oi'S. i;tJ.
FOR SAL K Seventh street busiuess
property, two-story brick, 50x140; also
'';!0 feet on Seveuth street by .fi0 feet
on Riverside avenue. F. C. Page.
FOR SALK S. N. Subdivision is in the
market uow; choice ten acre tracts,
best location in the valley. L. Nee
dt'ineyer, Jacksonville.
FOR S. I.K A first class pianola-piano;
a bargain. V. O. liox iVi, Met!
ford.
FOR SAl.K- 14xKS, 4 foot tent; also I
tent iH.jxiti.j, absolutely new. Win. 11. j
liamst'iiril. Medford.
1M
l'OU SALE A number of second hand
automobiles of various makes; all in
:'tHl condition; can arrange to accept
ten ai-rrs of laiul as payment for same.
C. II. Snyder, Covey Motor Car Co. IXt
I'OK SAI.K--1U1S, 4 foot wall lent;
:i!so tent 11 1 xl' 1 , absolutely new.
Win. II. Uainsford, .Medford IH."
WANTED.
WANTKI -Japanese, honest worker,
nsnts situation such as home clean-
in and garden work, etc.; city or'
country: by month, week, day and
hour. K. Mukayde. care Tatsumi. 7th I
ttreet, near bridge, Medford 1,V !
The New Goods
r
Are Piling Up
We are working like beavers to get
items checked up and ready for you
to see. Already we can show you
many of the new things and we wish
to impress you with the fact we are
Marking Every Item Very Close
The Store That SIiqws the New Goods
BAKER-HUTCHASON CO.
Central Avenue, Just North Jackson County Bank
WANTED Position by young man, age
L's, married, bookkeeper, expert corre
spondent, handl typewriter and add
ing machine, capable of handling men,
and money in any amounts, now em
ployed at handsome salary; reason for
desiring change, location on Pacific
slope; bond and bank reference fur
nished nnd open (or engagement. What
have you to effort Wire or write. Post
office Mox 4lil, Greenville, Tex. 332
WANT I'D Dining room girl at Mrs.
Fay's, V street, opposite P. O. 140
WAXTKD To trade new steel ranges
for old stoves. Wordoff & Wolf, Bads'
old Ktnnd. I .III
WAXTKD liob factory men, good
wages; high wheel teamsters, $05 per
month; lumber edger, $4 per day; good
girl for housework, $'.15 per month. W.
V. West & Co.
WANTKDCook at the. Hopkins or
chard. Central Point. Telephone Main
lit".. i;t7
WAXTKD A good, fresh milch cow.
Address liox 51. Midford, Or.
WANTKD To buy a good Keinington
typewriter cheap. Address Box 508,
Medford.
WANTKD To buy from 100 to 300
head of stock sheep. Write Box 131,
Medford, Or.
WA NT KD Furnished house; root no
object; no children; six rooms. Ad
dress "II," Hex 508.
BUSINESS CARDS.
DR. A. B. SWEET
Physician and SurR.",,in.
Office at Ki'sidtince-
PRIVATE DETEOTIVE ASV OOL
EECTION AGENCY.
I.nck Box 8HS. Medford. Or.
CtttVIO & DURHAM, I
Attornoys-at-Iiaw.
Qoo. II. Durham, Grants Pass, Or. j
Wdi M. Colvig. Medford, Or. '
J. T. ANKROM.
WELIi DIGGER. MEDKORD, OR.
rice. rijht. Cmnps famished when
Wanted.
Modford Furniture Co., Undortaki irs
Pay phono 353; Ni(iht Phones: '. W.
Oonklui 36; .1. U. Bo tier 14S.
GO TO DR. OOBLE FOR YOUR
GLASSES.
Optical Parlor in Perry's Warehouse,
SEVENTn STRKirr.
"He Lias No Other Business "
E. R. SEELY. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Mudern Equipped Ojwrat'.ng Rooms.
X Hay. Office Hours, 10 12, S 4 P. M.
Of flea In Jackson County Bank Bldg.
When others fail, call on
DR. E. J. BOIOJER,
Eye Specialist.
Ollico tu the Onind Theater bldtf.
Phone ,V. Seventh and Main.
(. M. JONES,
City Scavenger.
Garbage of all kinds removal oa short
notice. Leave orders with chief of
police.
BALI ft GLOSCOCE.
Contractors and Builders.
All Work Ouarnnte.d.
Office wtth 0. H. Pierce ft Sou.
Pbone 653. p. O. Box 771.
I f you have lost or found
anything, need work, or have
something to sell, it doesn't
matter what, you want is. try
a Want Ad in The Tribiyie.
NEWPORT
YAQUINA BAY
Oregon's Matchless Beach Resort (
The Place to Go for Perfect Rest and Every Conceiv
able Ponn of Healthful and Delightful Recreation
ITS FACILITIES ARE COMPLETE Best of food '
and an abundance of it. Fresh water from springs. All
modern necessities, such as telegraph, telephone, markets
freshly provided every day. Fuel in abundance. Cottages
partly furnished or unfurnished to be had cheaply. Strict
municipal sanitary regulations.
.NEWPORT is reached by way of the Southern Pacific to
Albany or Corvallis, thence Corvallis & Eastern R. R.
Train service daily and the trip a pleasure throughout.
Rate From Medford
S BASON STX MONTHS' TICKET, $10.00
Our elaborute uow summer book gives a concise dOBcription of Newport,
inrlmliug a list of hotels, their capacity and rates. Call on, telephone or writ'
A. S. EOSENBAT'M, WM. McMUEEAY,
Local Agent, Modford General Passenger Agent, Portland
it is up to You
What Will You Do?
If you do a lot of thinking, if your brain is active
and the strain is wearing out your nerves and breaking
down your system day by day, then you may reflect for
a moment, if it would not be wise to drink the strength
of roasted grains, to buy at your grocery store a pack
age of
GoHeii Grgm Granules
No man can consume his strength and retain it at
the same time; he ought to replenish an equal amount
daily. GOLDEN GRAIN ORANULES is far super
ior to Coffee, although it looks like coffee, tastes like
coffee and smells like coffee. A big package can be had
in any grocery store for 25c. Order a package today.
All grocery sell it.
SUMMER TIME CLOTHES
must lie no mailt an to preserve thai
nnttay ajipi-arnnoe so desirable to well
ilresseil people. They must not onlv fit
perfectly, but must also retain their
.hape under all circumstances. Being
made from thin, liht fabrics, the.
condition ean only be met by n kil
full tailor. Therefore see to it that your
pirments :ir' made to measure bv'
J. A.KREUZER & CO.
1MP0BTERI? AjJD TAILORS.
PALM BUILDING, MEDFORD. OBE
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