IEDFOKl DAILY TRIBUNEL.,MEDFORDv ORKOOX, TUESDAY, XOVEMBEH 17. 1.0S.
Social and Personal
Vote fot the most popular lmiy. Bui
lots lit Kiiitf i Loug'a.
Lynn I'urdin, editor of the (fold Hill
Notvs, Hynt Monday evening in Mtil-
fonl.
Sum M'CInloii, the Gold Hill eupi
titliMt, visit, in Medfoid Tin'mliiy.
Attorney M. J'urdiu Ims rt'turned from
u visit to Sim Francisco.
Grunt Stmnt hat returned from a htm
i.'i8 trip, to Portland.
Tho Kebekahi k'ivp n social oveninp
Tiinmlny. A miiiibor of novol furitnt of
enleilniniix-nt have keen provided.
John Wolf lmn left for ( 'al i I urn in.
lit will Hpend the winter with his mm.
MrH, S. O. Collins of Hamn Valley
whb a Medford victor -Monday.
( 'hurleti Xirkcll .if Sterling WHS n
Mi'tlt'onl visitor on Tuesday.
Mrs. J a iocs I'elton htm returned to
hrr liKine in Kama Hi county after a
visit of He'ral wei'ltB in thU vicinity
(!, V. Austin of Derby wan in Med
fi.nl on lninineHH Tuesday.
Mr. and Mr. h (iron of Kuene arc
vinitiritf with friendK in Mcilfnnl
Mr. and MrH. I'. M. Kertdiuw Kpenl
Sunilay in Central Point viHitnitf will
M r. and Mrs. William (Ireory,
Mrw. Chenworth, an aged lady liv
ing with W. M. IIodHun, fell on Hw-
eatli street Monday and fractured her
liii. She wuh rnnov'"! to her home and
attended.
.1. C. Van lylte was in Medford Mm,
day from htn hmneHtcad in Trail.
Julia I 1 1 of Ashland trim in Med
ford mi Imiki in hh Tticwlay.
Wiltiiiin C. Cnmplxdl, cashier of the
Firnt National hank if llriiiolulil, paHsed
thro.i'jli Mel.'i.id Tuesday moraine; on
train 1 1. IIo was met at the dt put lv
ti !'i tVuiinln, wlut (il tained fnon hiiu
a priimise to drop off here on his way
haek from Seattle, where he is gui'itf in
eon nei-1 ion with the Hawaiian exhibit
at Hie fair in '01'.
KrncHt Caaady of (irantH 1'jihh wuh a
Medford visitor Sunday. He. left Tues
day for a trip into the Hi; ltulte romi
t ry.
The K'-uity Industrial Kxehange is
an institution where they "do tlii-ij,'.'
Call or address Ihe nianiiger r.t No. !"
C street, where two of (lie departments
are in a tuunll way : operation, have
a talk with the nianayer, leave your or
der, then watch it grow. -0"
K. Kellogg of Woodville was in
Mcilfor.l Monday t rnnsact iug luisiniss
wilji local inerchauls. He reports that,
although it is growing rather eold, that
fishermen an- still plentiful along the
Ifogue near Woodville.
,1. I. Means of I'lioenix spent Tiles
day in Medford.
Fdgar Ha for, manager of the Crater
Lake Lumber company, has returned
from San Francisco, He states that
great excitement, prevailed and the wild
est, rumors were a f hint over the shout
ing of Francis ,T. Honey- Atyong ru
mors It was street talk that the assail
ant, Haas, was either supplied with the
gun so that ho might kill himself or
was himself murdered to keep him from
talking.
IT. N. Smith, the well known commer
eial traveler, who stays longest in towns
wlmro building operations are under
way, lias spent the past three days in
Mid fonl and finds conditions better
than in most Oregon cities.
M rs, Tj. M. Jnben of Yrekn spent
Monday in Medford.
Arthur Put nam, the Han Francisco
sculptor, arrived Tuesday to visit rein
I ives In Medford.
LIGHTNING REVELS
MRS. OUNNESS ALIVE
LA l'UHTK, hid., Nov. 17. Hint
meat corroboral ivc of the uppeuruuee
of Mrs, 1 telle 'iuuiM'Hs in the flush long
after she was suppused to have been
I burned, with tionie uf her many victims,
was given today by Frederick Lam
bright, a local teamster, who is to testi
fy in (he trial of Nov Lamphero on the
charge of murdering the notorious wom
an. Aecording to Latubright, he was sure
he saw Mrs. (inn new since the fire of
April the date being about ' the
middle of July. The witness told a
vivid story. He was driving in n night
thunderstorm, he said, from the koine
of William Humphrey, to La port e, the
mail leading past tint (iuuiii'ss farm.
As he reached the farm gate a car
riage loomed out of Ihe darkness, and
turned in toward "Murder Jiill." Just
then a flash of lightning revealed the
oceupaiits of t he vehicle.
"One of the faces," said Lainbright,
"was that of Mr, (lunness. The other
was that of u man I never saw before
or since until three days ago' on Main
street 1 saw either that man or his
twin brother. The woman was unveiled
that night ami wore a deep black suit."
MILLION YOUNG TROUT
EACH YEAR FOR ROGUE
HARBOR POLICE LOOKING
FOR BOYS WHO ARE LOST
SAN FlfANClSO. Cal., Nov. 17.
The harbor police today failed to find
traee of four boys who were reported to
have been lost on the bay sineu yester
day afternoon. The police patrol boat
has been searching all night, but ow
ing to the fog has been unable to find
either th" lads ur the skiff in which
they embarked. It is believed that they
drifted beyond the heads ur were cap
tird. The missing youths are (leorge
Langridge, 1.1 years; Joseph Mark, lo;
Muck Cnslello, 17, and Charles Young,
I.'.: The boys took u flat bottomed .
skiff from the float of the Dolphin !
Itoat club. When they failed to return j
last night, tin parents notified the po- j
lice and a search was started.
A million young trout each year to
restock the Itogue river and tributaries
m one of the main objects of the newly
organized Fish Protective association,
These young fish can be secured from
. I ho government upon application and
ihruiigh Senator JonaLhau Bourne, who
is on the senate committee on fisheries.
"We estimate that it will take at
bast a, million young trout a year for
Mime years to replenish the supplv,
states Dr. Louis Buudy, secretnry-treaB
nrer of the association. "To restock
the streams is as important as our work
in protecting the fish after we gel
them. Of the million fry, half will be
t urned loose In the Itogue, the other
half in Big Butte, Little Butte, the
Applegate and other streams.
"Hteelhend and rainbow are the va
rieties wanted in the Kogue. Cutthroat,
black spotted and eastern brook trout
:rc needed for the smaller streams. It
does not cost much money to secure
Ihe young fish, but it devolves upon us
to pay for their traimportation from
the railroads and for planting them in
;he various streams. This is what tho
membership dues in the association are
. for.
"In Sunday's Oregonian is a full
page write-up of fishing in tho Rogue,
with illustrations. These articles are
Ihe ITest advertising this region can
have, but what is the use of bringing
people here to fih if there are no fish
to catch f They are disappointed and go
away knocking tho region. If we enu
protect the fish and restock the streams
we will have hundreds of people coming
here annually just for the fishing.
Therefore, everybody should join the
Protective association. "
BUTTE FALLS ITEMS.
Mr. Dow of Butte FalU is in Med
ford.
Scott Claspill and Sam Hudson are
down from Butte Falls, Mr. Claspill
w ill take a four horse load of gro
cries back to the Falls,
J, II. Miller and the infant daughter
of It. II. Harris have gone to Medford.
The i ii I'ii nt ehihl of J. H. Wayburn,
which has been sick, is recovering.
C. p, Itriggs and family have been
xisiting (heir homestead.
The new school bell linn been placed
and is a very fine toned one and sends
it-: sound for miles around.
Messrs. Houghton and Miller have
killed several head of fine hogs for
winter uso.
Mr. Me Fa i land of "California, who
iutends lo winter near Butte Falls, is
in Med I old for his winter supplies.
W;in;i Parker has taken a load of
fino yew posts to Kd Phipps' ranch.
Jell' I'M-:, 1 1 ih in Medford for a short
time,
Claspill & Wheeler hue built a huge
addition to their feed barn.
S, M, Clevenger, one of our leading
citizens, who has been in Medford the
psst week, has ret urned to the Falls
and is warmly welcomed back by his
many friends.
A big turkey shoot will be held at
the Falls Wednesday, the ISth inst. The
Indies will participate in a chicken shoot
I he same day.
The family of Frank Netherhiuad has
returned to the Falls and will remain
until Mr. Netherlanad finishes hit new
house nt Derby.
M. C. Malioaey is hauling lumber to I
( 'eilar swamp for the building of a cabin 1
("or the ranger force. !
The weather has been delightful; no
rain or snow; no fogs; n little frosty,
but bright, beautiful. Minliinv days.
11. F. Fredenburg went to the valley,
during the week,
Butte Falls is without religions serv j
ires save the Sunday school, and some
of our missionary brethren might occa
siomitly give ub services.
The citizens who left Butte Falls for
Coos Bay county are not much in love
with it and expect to leturn here in
(he spring.
Professor Wright reports nn attend
ance of about - scholars mid that the
school is prospering.
Marriage Licenses.
Ioksc Kdwant Weaolherby and Mary
Klta llazelwood.
ohu Whit comb Plummer and Linn
II. Lewis.
MARRIED.
HAIiTLKY POLKY In Ashland mi
November !, by Ward W. leHeurv,
Clinton C. Hartley and Clara Louisa Po-lev.
Medford Daily Tribune, Tide a month.
i NAT OOODWIN UOME8
j ONCE MORE INTO III3 OWN
! COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 17. Nat Good
: win is hailed today ns the author of
' -i new role which he presented last night
in "Cnmeo Kirby," a new play by
Booth Tnrkington and Harry leon Wil-
:on, dealing with a Mississippi river
1 romance, (loodwiu played the role with
t dash that, made a decided hit, portray-
ng the character of a onre-free gam
j der. Ho was supported by Maude Fea
' ley, his new leading lndy. Mrs. flood
I win, formerly Kdna Goodrich, sat in
box and joined in the ovation given
her husbnnd.
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THANKSGIVING
es ;l ivd nf o:ic of
V.Vn 1 ei Lliidiy :i.d;
- .' A Mend of
r'f
I ;.:!. tie ' is if.Ved
e (st tfiii-.' years. -
H M f-r e'ierd. .
"V'rr I-!:: : Mill i i Vouhv III
t':.s M-t-.n .till ri!it "
"It I- nil i -I:."
"Do oi( 1:-i tlirld 11 )(m;iJ pruL'tJ-
t. l liiisiiie:: niirliii.'V"
"hi reply lo thut (ptestlon I an oulv
p: y that tW per c-ut i f nm- gi idutt'e::
many llieii- huij ioyecs :tie lirsl year."
Loulsv lilt Courier Journal.
Absent Treatment.
'What Ih the matter with Mm. Spicy?
I Raw her Hitting uii her porch an I
ciiuiu by gritting her teeth and looking
daggers Into vacancy."
"iler husband Is a half hour lute
and she is giving uiiu-absent treat!
tnent." Chicago Journal. j
Excelsior.
L'uele And what will you do when
you me a tiiau. Tommy? Tommy
I am going to grow a beard. Uncle-
Why? Tommy Because then I won't
have nearly so much face to wash.
IlarpeCH Weekly.
Getting Personal.
How rice a man get a gnme log.'
pa ?"
"Well, you snp"
"Is It by getting Into a game and
having It pulled?" New York Press.
All ug!y criticism mnkiti more noise
hau a good honk. Talleyrand.
HAVE VOl' TIIOl (HIT AlSOl'T WHAT IT M KAN'S?
After a stm-c lias Ix-eu niiiiiiii J'n- over a year and you have bought &uuU and
ffiund out that tlieir rcfnlur juices arc as low and in some inslanri's lower titan
any other .store, and tliat Iheir .ods prove satisfactory, and when not, right they
are made rhvht as soon ; reported, don't you feel that you have found a safe place
to trade ! Xow one tli in ii more when that store starts a sale and reduces prices,
when all others are holding up for the long profits, don't you think jt is a good time
to investigate the new .store?
La Vogue Garments
jrAXDLMD KXCIA'iSlVKIA' lii'.RIO.
AVhen shopping, you look first for the correct style, and
one that is becoming; second, for the making and material
that endures and, third, a garment that means comfort and
lasting grace at, moderate cost. All ha Voijue Coats and
Sails have all that taste, comfort and fashion call for, all
that is worthy in tailoring execution. It's impossible to
picture or write of the many little tilings that make La
Vogue ('oafs or Suits attractive and really satisfacovy to
vou, but, vou can depend on them. New coats and suits to
show you" and all at THANKSGIVING SALE PRICES.
SUITS .$11.00 TO $11.25
COATS $2.69 TO $27.50
Thanksgiving Sale in Every!
Department
Beautiful Large Wax
DOLL
GIVEN AWAY TO THE
Most Popular Baby
IN iMEDEORD.
Christmas Eve
A coupon wit h every ten-cent .purchase of can
dy. Votes to be published every Saturday.
Vole for your favorite Italy.
King & Long
MEDFORD DOOIv STORE.
Our Candies are home-made, fresh and pure.
MEDFORD
THEATRE
One Night Onlv
Friday, November lt)th,
The Celebrated Actor
MR. LEE WJLLARD
and a splendid company in
SOL SMITH RUSSEL S
great comedy,
A Poor
Note the prices 2."c, ."jOc,
7")c and .1.00.
Seats on sale Thursday
a. in.
:dET)FORirS PROGRESSIVE LADIES' STORE.
BAKER-HUTGHASON CO
CENTRAL AVENUE, JUST NORTH OE JACKSON COUNTY BANK.
Classified Advertisements
One Cent a Word No single imer-.
Mom leu than 15 cents. 8lx lnsertlbna 1
for the price of four. Seveuty five ,
centa a Huh ptr month. !
Thanksgiving Groceries
AT THAT GRATEFUL PRICE.
-CASH DOES IT-
''Veribest Mince Meat in jiackiiges,
each , 10
' ly the pound' .15
"Garden Brand" Mince Meat iii glass
jars, weighing 4 pounds each-. . . ,55
Sampson's 'Roiled Cider, per quart bot
tle . 35(
Sweet Ciderfby the gallon . 25
Thompson's Seedless "Snllana Raisins,
2 ackages for J25
I'ancy. K'eeleaned Curranls in l(i-oiince
pkgs, 1fc each or two for 25f
Large Eastern Craiilicrries, per the
(piart 15
Sweet Pet:it"ep, silicon and in fact ev
erything for the Thanksgiving board at
the best prices in town.
MILLER !& EWB4NK
rou SALE.
FOR SA1.I-' Oml aeri', lintliiHC :ntl jjooil
iiiilirovpniiMitH; inidi' ity limits; prict'
$1'J0II; (ilie-li:ilf rash. 41) lien's Kl miles
MARBIED.
.lANNKY-PALXIEH At tlio rcsidomv
nf rnlntivcs of the briclo in Hi-rkclpy,
I'nl., Kihvnrd Jntinoy and Miss Irmio
Ciilincr, linlli nf tliis i-ity. Tin" outi(r
fiililo will timlio tliuir homo in Mi'd
ford. i
JOB PRINTING
All Kinds of Job Printing
done on short notice.
It does't matter what it is
in Printing, we do it for you.
Our Office is now the best
equipped in Southern Oregon,
our workmen the most skilled
and output superior.
Only union Print Shop in
Rogue River Valley.
Portland prices our sched
ule. We pay the freight.
The Tribune
21 Central Ave.
MEDFORD
More Light for Less Money
Sixty-three per cent of electric current saved by usimr
' ' .TUNG STEX LAMPS.
32 Caudle Power EdiSOU Lamp uses 110
Watts per hour and would use in iooo Ins.
110 Kilowatts which at locts. a Kilowatt $i i
32 Candle Power Tungsten Lamp uses
40 Watts pei houv and would use in 1000
hours 40 Kilowatts which at 10c a Kilo
watt 4
Net Saving in iooo hours ill favor of the
Tungsten Lamp $ 7
Rogue River Electric Co.
Successors to Condor Water & Power Co.
Office, 12(Ki Vest Seventh Street. Phone Xo. o.j.l.
Opposite the Rig Electric Sign.
Water Proof Shoes
Lumbermen's Pacs,
Knee and Hip
Rubber Roots,
Waterproof
Shoe Oil.
II - II 1 1
i,l lllgll tin K
Leather
s Boots in all
Sizes
SEE
WINDOWS
IS
We carry the strongest lines at the best, prices in
ouuuiern uregon. j;uy now. Uaiiiv weather
coming.
SMITH & MOLD NY
out. Five ai-res in urvlianl, fair im-, tral Point, one Mock fn in Main strt't't.
j provpmonts. buys fine lare ! hnuie feet uart, 4 rooms, lut .".ix
J liniMiiij! lot. Ci. W. Stone, over llijoii ! 1 n; price .1,".(W. Inquire of Mrs. I. M.
Theater. 213 ! Kinerson, Central 1'oint. Or. 210
I DICTIONARY VOU SALE A copy of! SALE A good muall buaiue-i on
I the latest mlition of Webster's Inter Seventh street. Kcnsons for colling,
i national Dictionary, iniuliriilgetl. iu 4L A;l-1"'s. p- . boi S12 or call nt this
1 loxcd an.l entirely new; a bargain. ! " tf
j Call on or u.lilresa leo. T. Fnmett nt j POn SALE .IlM acre ranch, tfi.u'o,
Wells. Fargo & 10. 's express office 2"! j first class improvements, well, familv
. orchard, etc. This is a bargain. See
E. W., Tribune office. tf
FOK SALK Five and ten acre tracts
within and adjoining city limits, at a
bariraiu on Ion time. Address V. O. '
Hoi 41S, Medford, Or. SIS j
KOR-SALK I'hoico business property
at a bargain on easy terms. P. O. Boi ;
41S. Medford.
TO TRADE Light single cover. d bug
gy for two seated rig. L. E. W., Tri
bune office. tf
WANTED.
-! ANTED
FOR SALK A house and lot in Ceu
To loau ."('( on gu.-.l :
ity. Apply Exhibit buil.liug.
V. ANTED Cook stove, second hand
No. -': must lie a bargain. Call at or
:i.l.tri,s Mcebive Lunch nnd Lodu.ing
I.'ooiiis. Nn. l.-i S. C St.. upstairs. L'117
'A ANTED A horse. :.bout S cars old,
m-iglit ,.t less tliin lino pnunds,
I-., 1111, 1 and gentle: v ill w.,rl; or drive
single an.l double. Address Trilmno,
Medi..rd. 211
f.u.l
LOST AND FOUND.
an I ,1
s overcoat, either i
r en road St.utli betwe
Med-
citv :
:i Mills' ranch: color of Coat '
-lav, Mack e. liar, olaid lining. Kinder 2
lease return lo this olTlee or to Roger1:
S. n.'iinett. room 10 over Medford Tea':
. Coffee House. Reward. -"9 i:
i ol'ND A fur muff. Owner can have!;
same by calling at this office and pav- j Z
ing for this.a.1. 207 ,5
h'olt RENT Ranch for rent, with tools
and cows. Apply this week onlv to C.
L'. Wolverton. Woolville, t)r. 20'. I
l'!-U R!;T Furni.-lie.l room for gen
ii man: also clay board. Mrr.. Stone,
N . in North (i street. 214
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