MIDPyORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OMCJON, FRTDAY, MAY .13, 1.9J0.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
It. Von riot- 1 lollon of Wolliin iH in
Mi'tll'oitl lookiiiK ul'tor IniHiiioHH in
iunmtH. Ho niuolvotl 11 lolunritm
tliiH intimitis; i'toiii hiH hoii Uuulj;u,
wlui Iti lotiii-niiiK I'rom thu J'liilip
plnuH, ami who will tmivo in Moil
i'wrtl Hiilimlny ovoiiinjj, al'lur im
Hcnco nl' (wo ami u luill' ytuuH.
Will mill 1(10 iicrim ol' Him fruit
litiul, -10 noroH nut to fruit'; only $75
uii iiuro. Hoc Hoiihoii. 00
Attoniuy-Uuiiorul Crawford wan at
JuulcMonvillu today lookinj; ii hoiuu
iocoiiIh in Htatu uiikuh iipporliiiiiiun
to titluH in .loHopliimi county.
John II. Curkin, titloniuv at law,
ovur jaiskHon County Hank
l)oiuty KliripKl'lioiiiton and Chief
of I'olieo Irwin of AhIiIuiicI woro in
Mud ford Friday iiiorninu, having
uoinu this far in clinruo of Nioliolim
Joy. Tlioy rotuniod on tho 8:52 mo
tor, having in cliargo LowIh J. Har
dut, a palutod, who iH aouimod of
having tlritwi. a iiiiinlior of checkx on
AhIiIihhI liaukN in which ho had no
fundx.
All Htykm of lugal hlaukx at tho
Mail Trillium offiuu. Ovur n hun
urd foniiH.
Mi-H. I). II. Millur of Gold Hill wax
u Muilford vinitolr Kriday.
Mth. Joiiu Cook and daughter of
(Jold Hill woro in Modford Kriday.
Tho date of thu lawn folo in prep
aration by tho ladiim of tho Creator
Mudford club Iiiih heou Hot for Sat
urday, May 21.
LadiuM. Hen tho dmnoiiHtration and
fitting of tlm now llypat in comet at
Haniard & Coruoyor'H, inillinerH, X
South Central avenue, Thurndny,
Friday and Saturday of thin week.
If you enjoy comfort and graceful
litii'M, urn them. They lace in front.
to
H. P. Mulkcy and J. W. HogorH of
Afliluiul hove heen elected dolegnten
to the KnightH of Pythiim grand
lodgo hchhIoii that ihooIh hooii in
Portland. Tlioy will roproHcut Qranito
Lodgo, No. 2.1, of AhIiIiukI.
Mih. C. Carey will have on hand
throughout the planting hviihoii all
leading varioticH of tomato plantH at
Star G-nrdcn, above I'liouuix. tf
Mr. E. V. Sliekell of Gold Hill
wn a .Modford visitor Thursday.
Sheriff Joiioh wan at Ornntu I'iibn
Friday on official Imihuhshh.
TIiohp lots on Queen Anne avenue
are going rapidly; hotter get in be
fore values advance. Kimy tonus.
IS North Front street.
J. K. Thornton of Ashland wns a
Grants I'iihm visitor Friday.
You get tho best when you buy
our special Hogue Kivor Trout Flios.
Modford Hardware Co.
F. If. Pnvis of Ashland was a
Medford visitotr Thursday.
Paved streets, cement sidowalks,
water, newer, electric lights nnd nil
improvements will be found in the
Oueen Anne addition; only eight
minutes' walk from the Postoffiee.
Choice lots .fflf0. 18 North Front
fltroot.
J. W. Wilson of Jneksouvillo spent
Thursday nieht in Medford.
Medford Hnrdwnre Co. nro offer
ing three prir.es for tho throo largest
fish cnticht this hoiihoii.
h. J. Harolnch of Ashland was in
Medford on business Thursday.
Can you estimate tho value of a
Queen Anne avenue lot a year from
now? Only $(1.10, nt present, cash
or terms. 18 North Front street.
Goorgo Cooper returned to Sisson
Thursday evening. ITo declares he
will ho back with n hall town behind
him later.
The Medford Hardware Co. is tho
plnco to buy hardware.
Miss Mollie Maury visited friends
in Modford Friday.
Ownnsco Hoofing awarded gold
medal at A. Y. P. exposition. Made
from Trinidad Lako asphalt nnd
guaranteed. No oxpapsion or con
traction. OS
Miss Klhclyn Hurley, who has been
veiling friends in Modford has re
turned home.
Tho fish liko our spocial Hoguo
Hiver Trout Flios. Modrord Hard
ware Co.
Forty thousnnd dollars' worth of
city nnd county renl estalo for sale
at a saerifico by owner. Hoiison,
ovor Farmers' & Fruitgrowers' hank.
no
F.vorything in guns, ammunition,
fishing tnnklo. etc , nt Humphrey's
new gun slnn,
.1. IT. Tlellinger nnd T. E. Daniels
woro nmong tlioso who attended tho
Elks' rololirntion u( Hosoburg Thurs
day. HumphreyK new gun store on the
west side is n very inlorostiug plnco.
W. W. Eifcrl attended tho roso
onrnivnl nt RoRoburg Thursday.
Somn small houses nnd lots for
sale. $.r)fi0. flco Honson nt onco, ovor
Fruitgrowers' Hank. (10
Mrs. Thnmns Collins loft Fridny
morning on u visit to relatives mid
friends at Yrokn, Cnl.
Heusou is sure going away in .i
day or two soo him for u lot, house,
bungalow or bind. Ho is tho owner
and will sell for any roasonubln
prieo. (I0
Ilnskiun for TlonKn.
Henry Sehullor of Chicago a rel
ative of Henry Schutlor, tho Chicago
wagon muuiil'iKitiirer, is visiting
Henry Mot, of Medford. Ho is re
( luted to Mrs. Mot, and is hero with
,a view of making oxtunsivu invest
ments. Ho representH a number of
, Chicago investors who havo their
, eyes on the Hogue Hiver valley.
, Colonel Jr. W. Hicks of Ashland
was a Medlonl visitor I' inlay.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Ileurdr returned
from Hosoburg Inst evening, whore
tlioy attended tho funeral of Minn
Adoo Hlakoly.
Mrs. .'I. II. Hooman of Gold Hill
wuh a Modford viailor Friday.
One of (ho most haiitlwimu and at
tractitvo young ladies of Medford
will do the baseball column for tly
Mail Tribune Sunday. She will be
on the grounds this uflernoon wlin
the team practices. Look out for the
criticism in Sunday morning's piip;i
TAKEN TO PENITENTIARY
TO SERVE FIFTY YEARS
THIS MAN CERTAINLY
MET MISS FORTUNE
BENSON ASKS THAT
SHIPS VISIT ASTORIA
Mother Is Burned, Dntinhtcr Injures
Splno nnd Valuable Horse Hanns
Up on Fence, All in One Day.
MAIITINKK. f'al.. May 13.- Janies
.Mil'.irland, ronvlcteit of tho murder
of Frank (i a re I a at l.lvonnoro and
Mtmtcaci'd to servo fifty years In tlto
penitentiary at Han Quentln. was
taken to the prlHon tod.'.y.
After the murder McFarlcml fled
to Han Jo no where lie poxo ' an a
iletectlvo. Ho wuh arrowed, how
overf, mid rotuniod to Contra CohU
county, hater ho developed symp
toms of Insanity and was placed In
a linnpltal for the Interne at Stockton.
Two weeltii ago ho van brought
hero and was sentenced by Judge
Latimer.
(Hy A. C. Howlutt.)
Scott Claspill, ono of Uutto Falls
iiiorchantH and n general hustler,
called Tuesday ceniug nnd informed
mo that IiimJ. week old Grandma Al
len, aged 00 years, and blind, had
her clothes to take firo and came
near being seriously burned, but ho
did not know the particulars. On
the sumo day her little granddaugh
ter, Agnes Allen, fell and hurt her
spine so that sho had to be carried
home from school. Dr. Holt was
called and Tuesday morning report
ed that she was getting along tpiite
well, and the same day John Allen,
with whom Grandma Alton lives, went
out and found one of his horses
hung on a fence where lie had tried
to jump ami got caught on the fence.
I did not learn if it wns a wire fence
or not, or how bad the horso was
hurt. It looks as though John's
troubles do not couio single.
"EATING DELIGHTFUL," SAYS
MAN AFTER A FAST
Tclciiraphs Secretary of Navy Re
questing. Presenco of Men of War
Durinn G. A. R. Encampment.
SALEM, Or., May J.'J Governor
IJenson has telegraphed to tho sec
retary of tho navy asking if ar
rangements can b- mnde to have
several butttlohhipi or cruisers sta
tioned in Astoria hnrbor, June 21-24,
during tho annual encampment of
the Oregon division of the O. A. H.
Slain Because of Woman.
UKI) HLUFFS CAI... May 13.
Following an argument over tho at
tentions paid a yomiK woman, James
Corey, a cowboy, Is dyltir; I to from
a nun Hliot wound while Hherif ' Hoyd
and a pohbo aro in pursuit of Jesse
Karris, a cowboy.
Corey claims that Farrte c! ot him
and fled. Ho said that fie attempt
ed to shoot at Farrls hut that his
revolver wnB oinpty.
ROOSEVELT TO STUDY j
U. S. SOCIAL CONDITIONS i
1 i
lltiUMN, May Ki. That Theodore
HooHOvelt intends to apply himself to
tho study of social conditions when
ho returns to the Unitjd States was1
' indicated today when he substituted
visits to model tenement houses for;
tho poor, old people and homos nnd
insnno asylums for other features
that had bcon on his program, llo
inspected each place closely, making'
copious notos. He has gathered stu-,
tistics regarding such institutions
and has announced his intention -f
making similur Btudies in England.
His voice today is considerably im- j
proved and he has suffered no grout
inconvenience following his lecture1
yesterday.
I The German people nrc surprised ,
and delighted nt the democratic nt- j
tittido of both tho kaiser urid Roose
velt. The genuine friendliness of
their compnnionship in which formal
ity nnd trnditionH have beon cost to
the winds has created favorable
comment among nil clnsses.
Some persons arc wondering whnt
might have happened in the way of
precedent smashing if the kniscr had
t been restrained by the decorum
imposed by his mourning for tlu
denth of his uncle, King Edward of
England.
WIDOW GETS POSSESSION
OF ESTATE AFTER YEARS
OAKLAND, Cnl., Mny 1.1. .Mrs.
Joseph Honrdmau and her young
daughter aro today in possession of
'tho million-dollar cstato loft by her
husband who died sovon years ago.
Since then tho. nuostiou of division
jhas been in tho conrtP- Tho will
'contest was settled by Judgo Wells'
'decision in favor of the widow nnd
;hor child, dividing tho estnto evenly
between them.
Uonrdmnn left four wills, giving
his finances to Onklnnd charitios. Ho
i had been declared mcntully incom
petent before his death and the wills
wcro denied rebate.
! Tho estate was appraised nt $82(5,
000, but the advance in roal estate
'has since increased this to more
than n million. The will contest has
jbeen before the courts several years.
I
' Will Close All Elko Saloons.
KKNO, Nevada, May 13. Deputy
I'nltcd States Marshall Goodo of
, Elko Is enrouto to the mining camp
of Jarbrldgo In EIlco county, with in
structions from United il?.lea Mtir
Rhnll II. J. Humphrcyi! to rtrreut nil
saloon man ip tho camp nnd c.toeo
tho saloons.
Jr rbridgo Is loralofl nn n sofni
mcnt forest rrocxro nnd a foflmal InW
prohibits tlu) nalo of liquor. -on re
serves. Thoro aro four faloonn in tho
town.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC AFTER
MEN OF OTHER I? DADS
SAN FRANCISCO, CaL. May 33. -Continual
growth of tho ffouthcra
Pacific through tho cxtoniHou or Ito
lines Is causinc a number of Tueancloo
in tho executive departments. Ia or
der to keep pneo with ,jrowth tho
Southern Pacific Is offering raxol
lent position to tho officials of other
lines.
Tho latest crunK in tlio xallroiiU
world is mndo hy T. M. Bchusiochor,
formerly vlco-prcflidont of tlio Wcnt
orn Pacific, who has accepted a po
sition .in assistant traffic -dlroctrir -of
tho Harrlman linen.
nankioH for RUh.
NEGRO FINANCIER HAS
CLEVER WAY MAKING MONEY
I.OS ANGELES. Pnl., May 13.
I Advanced finance that would as
tound a Rockefeller or a Morgan will
enrich C. It. Green, a negro, to the
extent of mnny two-bit pieces if Hnl-
ley's comet doesn't wipe him nnd his
l ..i:....... c- f e it
rin'inn 1111111 iiiu iiiui; 111. uiu uaiui un
May 18.
Green Iiiih established himself as
un institution of insurance against
tho comot. Ho figures if tho speeding
J mass deal the earth a jolt he will bo
;.. it... .. it t. . i
in iiiu Buiiiu u. us iiiu man iiu hum
insured and will not have to settle
claims. If tho world escapes, ho will
be winner by a satisfactory sum.
Two weeks nt'o Green began Insur
ing bin brethren of the negro sec
tion ot thu city. A premium of
coiitis n week gurrantees a payment
of Ifine should the comet prove fatal
to tho policy holders. Ho has n pro
vino in bin contract, that I'enth due
to fright canned by the comet is not
covered by the policy.
PORTLAND, Ore.. May 13. After
starving for twenty-ono dnys to euro
hlumclf of Htomnch trouble, A. S.
Houghton, a photOKrnphcr today bo-
I gun to break bin fast by sipping tho
Juice of ore !). Houghton start
led his starvation cure with the in
dention of abstaining from food until
( his appetite returned. "It Is no
fun to fast for throo weokc. Eating
In delightful."
Announcement.
j Tho Presbyterian Sunday school
j will commence nt :30 a. m. Sunday.
; Church unites in tnbcmuclo meetings
iit 10 :! n. in. Junior Christian En
deavor meets nt 5 p. m. nnd Senior
Christinn Endcnvor me3ts nt 0:30 p.
m. in tho church parlors,
i
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Rardon Is servinrj cxclus-..4
Ively Siskiyou mineral water !
through his Iceless fountain
a most refreshlnn drink.
Dorothy Dodd
Shoes
Long' search, critical comparison and sound
business judgment thoroughly convinced us of "Dor
othy Dodd" standing. We sold them for six years
before locating in Medford. It's no "experiment,"
selling Dorothy Dodds. We know the line, we know
they will be all we claim for them. Price $3.00,
$3.50 and $-1.00.
mea
riftf-riM"--! af3
Haskiiih for Health.
Rardon's Peerless bread is
causlnn moro talk than the
circus. What's the reason?
Send a
Messenger
that will ineet with the ap
proval of the recipient of
your message. Any old kind
of a messenger won't answer.
The best should always be
sent "if" you wish the re
cipient to pass a favorable
verdict.
Whnt you think about busi
nuss stationery isn't quite so
important as what your corre
spondent thinks.
Don't buy
Tit J.i n J.i faftr r tmiinm tt.Kf.ixrty
because it pleases you, but
because it inlluences the man
you write in your favor. j
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Ol.n llAMrsiilKK IUinii it a clem, nltn
luipvr, mtilo lor ilnan, iri bu.intii
Inlki. It i nlil oil the iKtiiiiiiHlnn tlim
llicrv t'Coiuiniy In iiuilit)' A liatidioma
IDclllltfli lumU dIvii iiiuii. r(in..f. .Iiniw
liij) Irttrrhtmili unit nlhrr luikliirii formi,
rrintnl, liilui;rii)iril iiml cniiruvtd on
llio wluia unit luuiirr'i colon
Mn.ldtiy IUmi-iiiihk
I'AfKK ClIMI'ANV, llio
ml)' p.licr in.ikt'ia in
h mirlil iiiiikme liou.t
;jcr mcliuivrly.
Medford
t
Printing
Co.
38 SOUTH CENTRAL AVE
A HOME
At A Very Low Price
A Small Payment Balance Like Rent
8 Rooms, brand new house; bath, toilet, screen kitchen, swell electric fix
tures, cement sidewalk on street and cement walk to and around the house;
fully furnished in first class style. Parties leaving town and therefore will
sacrifice this splendid home.
A Fine Money Maker
If you are looking for a deal in orchard land that is sure to make you good
money in a very short time, don't fail to get in touch with this: 99 acres in
the tract; lo acres in trees; 25 acres now in bearing and planted to apples; 8
acres in Spitzenbcrgs; 8 Ben Davis, and 9 in Newtowns; 5 cars shipped last
year and double this amount will bo shipped this season; 20 acres in pears,
Anjou and Bartlctt 1050 2-year-old trees; 15 acres of grain; 3 miles out;
everv acre can be cultivated; house of 3 rooms, fair barn; all fenced; all can be
irrigated; WILL MAKE GOOD TEKMS.
Here is a Fortune
53 Acres l3i miles east of Central Point; all bottom land, mostly free soil
of the very best quality.
10 Acres S-year-old Spitz and Newtowns apples; 2G acres 5 to 7-year-old
Spitz and Newtowns Apples; 200 Jonathan apple trees; 200 Winter Nollis pear
trees; 6 acres 3-year-old Cornice Pears. Price $32,500; $.15,000 cash, balance,
three equal payments at G per cent.
Beautiful Home Place
30.3.1 Acres of the very best soil in tho valley; largo nine-room house;
good barn and outbuildings ; three wells and plenty of water for all purposes.
1,8-14 trees on place, mostly pears. Price $lG,000;hnlf cash, bal. good terms.
Walter L. McCallum
HOTEX NASH LOBBY
New Goods at "The Wardrobe"
Our new showing of men's two-piece cassimerc
suits in summer shades at $12.50 and $15.00 will in
terest you.
Men's white and fancy colored single vests, gray
and black alpaca coats for hot weather; automobile
dusters, straw and panama hats, triangular five-ply
collars, the right shapes in quarter sizes.
In men's underwear we have the "Poroslarit,7"'
"Keepcool," the "B. V. D.," "Scrivens7 clastic seam
drawers," lightweight derby ribbed union suits,
Cooper's mercerized lightweight union suits, sum
mer weight wool and underwool; stacks of cotton,
two-piece underwear at 50 cents to $1.00 suit.. Work
shirts, negligee shirts, golf and dress shirts, choice
lines of summer neckwear.
fords, slippers and foot
wear, in most any leath
er, at reasonable prices.
Let us sec your smiling
countenance.
WARDROBE
X JtX Ji
THE
SAVOY
THEATRE
TONIGHT
APEX OF
PICTURED0M.
THE KID
A Screaming BioBraph Comedy.
WILD BIRDS IN THEIR NATURAL
HAUNTS
Beautiful Hand-Colored.
THE WILLFUL DAME
A Langhograph.
Excellent Music. (One Dime.
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DIAMONDS
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See DIAMOND for Diamonds
i
t J. V DIAMOND, 115 Eust Main St.
WE OFFER FOR SATURDAY ALL
!?5, $ao, .s:i5, axi up to $ is.
SPRING SUITS
FOR
$
15 and $20
MANY SPECIALS SATURDAY.
j. uviv mi' main iciiauns jlui anuppuig Jiero 10-
morrow. you will avoid the rush on Monday; you
can take advantage of the many special offerings
nnd wo will be able to servo you better.
You are always welcome at
The Emporium
O. E. TRACKSTROM, Prop.
(Successor to Montgomery.)