MIDDFOTID MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. JULfr 27, 1910.
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Mr, iiml Mrs. CIiiikI Miles return
t!il TiiOHila.v ovoiiIiik from tlio Miles
iiiucli, In tliu HIk Millie Hoi'tion, on'
inir to "HhortyV iicoiiiimliitliii; a ho
von; iittni'k of noiiritlniii. "Ah hooii
iih I Kit rbl of tluit iimiiiilniA il'n
iitu for tin) lull timber iikiiIii," bo
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John II. Carklii, allot nuy-itt-luw,
ovur Jiiokiion Countvl Hank.
MIhm Myrtle Lour, who Kfadiiatud
with IiIkIi honors at tlio Polytechnic
muIiooI at Oakland, Cul u short
tlinu wince, has ruttirnud homo.
If you ro looking for u first-class
3'i Shutter wagon with wood tank
call nt Woodii Luinhor Co. tf
Sam Itouurn haw rottmioii to Kiloon
after Hpontliiij? a few dayn with Mod
ford friondH.
The Morrlvold Shop Ih pIoiihimI t
nnnoiinci) the arrival of now hulk
Htationery. 110
II. II. Croft, who recently pnrch
iihimI n ranch two inilew below KiikIo
l'oint, wan in Medford Tuesday af
ternoon exhibiting a Hix-ioiiiid sugar
licol grown on his place, proving that
the migitr beet indiiHlrv may Home
lav become prominent in the valley.
Watch for tlio liluo mark.
fleorgo J. StenniH, of tlio firm of
K. 0. Younir & Co. of Oakland, Or.,
is HiKUiriiiig a fow duys in Sfedford
on business.
Drop in at the Merrivold Shop for
late luitgiiziiion, papers, books, etc.,
etc. 310
Watch for the blue mark.
A. F. Ilapp, route agent of the
Wells-Fnrgo Express company, is in
Med ford on company matters.
Watch for the bluo yurlr.
Frank O. AudrnwH rcporlH condi
tioiiH at Los MoliuoH, Cal., an very
tilonsttig. Tlio river is now about at
its highest, providing an abundance
of water for irrigating.
Watch for the blue mark.
A. V. Daunt, gonorn! mnungnr of
the WoHtorn Union, with headnuar
tors in Now York City, panned
through Med fori! Tuesday nml ex
pressed himself nR greatly surprised
at tho Hire of Arodftinl and the vol
ume of business heiuir traiiRitcled
hero.
Watch for tho bluo mark.
F.eo Ferguson of Portland, expert
winlow trimmer and decorator, will
have full ohnrgo In displaying tho
liaker-IIutchnKou stock during' the
.fuming nale.
Watch for'tho blue mark.
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Kllflit experienced drygoodn huIoh
men from I'orllnnd are busy getting
Hid Mnlfei'-IliilchaHou slock ready
for a big hiiIo.
After AiigiiHt IhI, tlio Collage iTiir
lier iihop will ho located In tho Wu
iiioiiiI hotel building on Hlxth iitroot,
County .Judge Nell and Commis
sioner FatteiHou woro Mudford vis
itors TiieHday.
FiiNt-claHH toaiiiHterH familiar with
town can procure poriuauent em
ployment at Hig 1'inoH liiimber Co. If
FiiHt-elaHH loumslorH familiar with
town can procure permanent employ
ment at Hie Fines Lumber Co. tf
W. C. T. U. will meet Tliiii-Hiliiy nt
II p. m. in thn Haptlut church to
majco arrangements for Mrs. Shep
herd, who will bo hero Monday, Au
gust 1, Fvcry member Ih naked to
be prcHout.
Mrn, Shopherd of Salt Lake, Utah,
will Hpeak August 1 in tho tabor
uaclo. She in a tciuporaiiue speaker
of wide experience.
Leo Ferguson, C. A. Miller, Q. A.
O. Miller, W. S. I'arkor, S. I. (luiss,
W. I). I'lutlny and S. L. Coibitt, all
of l'ortlaud, are recent arrivalH in
Medford,
Walter Fruiter Hrown of Chicago,
who Iiuh recently bought a tract in
the Hurrell orchards, ban taken a
leaHo of a hoiiHo at (IIU South Cen
tral avenue until ho can erect u'ih
own home on Ii'ih newly acipiirod
property. He will meet bin family
in Portland in a cotiplo of weoka
and aecompany them to Medford.
Loo JacoltH and F. E. Martin aro
Hpendimr tho week at Astoria, at
tending tho Htato loilgo of tho Hod
Men, of which order Leo is a big
chief.
Mrn. T. O. Koiuiioh, a pioneer of
JackHou county, who has been ro
Hidlnir in Berkeley for Home lime
pant, is now spending a few weoks
at Colestiu with her daughter. Many
friendH from thiH city are calling on
her. Among those to go up recently
wan Mrn. Wilbur .Joiioh of Jackson
ville. Mr. L. L. Jacobs litis returned
from a visit in I'ortlaiul. where hIio
went as a delegate to the Degree of
Honor.
Captain Kggloston of Ashland
spent Wednesday in Medford. He
expects to attend the funeral of
Judge Hnuiia this afternoon and
states that a large delegation of
Ashland residents aro coming down
for that punxse.
Miss Kthel Crossmau of Ashland
is Hpending a fow days with friendH
in this city.
Wilsoiv, C. Hrown of Taeoma ar
rived Wednesday morning from Cra
ter Lake. Mrs. Hrown and two
BUICKS
All Models, Including the New No. 19 in Stock
There May be Cars Just as Good. But they Cost $1000 More.
MEDFORD BUICK
VELLE, Manager -
daughters accompanied him, They
are driving a huge Maxwell.
Henry W. ToIIhoii of Grunts I'uhk
is iniliug friendH in Medford,
W. I). Johnson, who bus been a !
conductor on tho Pacific & Kustern
during the past year, has resumed
his duties In n local barber shop,
W. L. King of Klamath Falls is
visiting friends in Medford.
(Joorgo F. Donne of Talent is vis
iting friends in Medford.
The paving of South Riverside
Iiiih been completed and the com
pany is now laying the top on South
Holly Htroot.
Miss May Buchanan of thin city
is Hpending a fow weekn at Crntor
Lake.
Manager Noff of the Crater Lake
Transportntion company says thnt
the next car to leavo for the lako
will do ho on next Saturday.
The condemnation suit brought by
tho Pacific & Eastern railway com
pany against I. J. I'hlpp.s will bo re
sumed in tho circuit court on Thurs
day morning.
(.'. C. Bcokman, tho pionoor bnnkor
of Jacksonville, notified the Mail
Tribune today that his illness is not
of a serious nature and that bo has
Ho far recovered that ho is able to
attend to bis businoHH in tho bank.
Ho states that bis friends groallv
exaggerated tho scriouflnoBS of a
slight indisposition.
.Mrs. Porter J. Noff hns returned
from an outing in Ashland canyon.
Mrs. Hubert W. Teller, assistant
city recorder, has returned from an
outing at Butte Falls.
Mr. mid Mrs. Claud Miles have re
turned from an outing at Butte Falls.
SOUTHERN STATES LINE UP
FOR NEW ORLEANS FAIR
WASHINGTON. I). C, July 27.
Iteports in Wnshingtotu indicate that
at least three southern states out
sidu of Louisiana uro preparing to
swing tho Panama Pacific exposi
tion in 1012 for Now Orlcnns. With
this end in view, it is said Toxns,
Mississippi and Alabama may get
legislative appropriations which will
assist New Orlcnns in raising tho
.j7,ri00,000 necessary to cinch the
exposition,
IOWA DEMOCRATS IN
STATE CONVENTION
OTTUMWA, In., July 27. The
Democratic state convention meets
today to adopt a platform and
choose a now stnto committee. The
nominations woro made nt the Juno
primaries. Tho platform, it is pre
dieted, will denounce the Taft ad-
ministration.
BUILDING STRIKE
CHICAGO
Trades Council Orders Walkout of
Workmen on Bulldlnus in Which
Otis Elevator Company Is Install
Inn Elevators.
CHICAGO, 111., July 27. The
Building Trados council today order
ed a genoral striko of nil workmen
employed in tho construction of
buildings in which tho Otis Elevator
company is installing elevators.
Fully J 8,000 men will be affected
and practically every large building
in courso of construction in this city
will como under the striko order.
Tho striko follows failure on tho
part of tho nationnl officers of the
American Federation of Labor to
effect a compromise. Tho strike
order is tho result of disagreement
between tho eloyntor constructors
and tho machinists' union on mat
ters of jurisdiction. The Otis Ele
vator company backed the machin
ists and the Building Trades coun
cil tho elevator constructors.
LEAVES BILLS UNPAID.
(Continued from Pngc 1.)
ot ago, smooth sliavon, and usually
woro a khaki outing suit with leg
gings. His wlfo has secured employ
ment with a local firm, though dally
expecting his return. Ho loft for
Portland two weeks ago, leaving a
stenographer in chargo of tho office,
and stating that ho would return In
a fow days.
Ho bought a railroad ticket with a
check on tho Security Trust and Sav
ings bank of Portland, which has
been roturned marked "no funds."
Ho nover paid any ront, nor did ho
pay for office furniture and fixtures.
Medford, Oregen: This certifies
that wo havo sold Unit's Toxas Won
der for tho cure of all kidney, blad
der and rhcumatio troubles for ten
years, and havo nover had a com
plaint.' It gives quick und permanent
relief. Sixty days' treatment in onch
bottlo. Mwdford Pharmacy. tf
- 1 Make your store important .to
' renders of this p5vper and you'll
nrouner. Fail in tho ono. fail in the
Fill All Requirements for
Automobiling in the
Rogue River Valley
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SECRATARY WILSON
AT OLYMPIC FOREST
8I2ATTLR, Wash., July 27. James
Wilson, secretary of agriculture, and
his son Jasper, who acts no his fath
er's private nec-ctary, are In Scattlo
today. They will probably leavo to
morrow for Port Angolo3 for a trip
through tho Olympic forest reserve
Wilson refused to talk further than
to offer a roportcr a fow stereotyped
pleasantries.
"This west Is God's country, and
as soon as I am through with my
work In Washington," said his son.
"I'm coming out here to live and got
busy. Just 20 acres Is all I want;
ten will kcop two men busy, and Pm
going to raiso fruit."
Tho WilsonB will go south through
Oregon and California after vlBltlng
tho Olympics.
IDENTIFY REMAINS
FOUND IN GUNNY SACK
NEWPORT, Or., July 27. It is
believed today that the body of n
woman found backed to bits in a
gunnysnek on tho beach here yester
day may possibly be that of Miss So
phia Noise of Blodgctt, Or., who has
been missing for some time.
Until today it was believed that the
young woman committed suicide on
nccount of n note left at the Bay
View hotel, in which it was stated
that she intended to throw herself
into Ynquina bay. Coroner Carter
said today thnt he believed thnt the
note wns u forgery and thnt the
crushed and broken bones are the
mute evidences of a terrible crime.
An exnminntion of the skull today
showed two frnctures. A sister of
Miss Noise has been notified and she
is expected to reach here tonight.
Sheriff Ross and his deputies nro
not sure that the body is thnt of the
missing woman and is continuing an
investigation 'on lines independent of
those of Coroner Carter.
Notice.
All Modem Woodmen of America
will please call at room 207, Taylor
& Phipps building, nnd learn something-
to your interest. By order of
COMmTTEE.
Garage on Riverside Near Main
HOMESTEADERS
BESEIGE CANON
Office Crowded With Provers and
Witnesses Sisters Making Com
mutation Proof on Places Near
Derby.
Lnnd Commissioner Canon is
again besieged by homesteaders
making commutation proof on their
homesteads. His offico is crowded
today with homesteaders and their
witnesses.
Miss Christina Thordnrscn and her
sister, Miss Lillian Thordnrscn, each
of whom have homesteads near
Derby, are making proof todny and
will bo followed by Albort L. Cusick
and O. V. Meyers, onch of whom
have timber claims.
END OF TRIAL OF
CHICO'S HUGGING CASE
CHICO, Cal., July 27. The sum
ming up in the trial of Dr. C. C.
Vanllow, principal of the state nor
mal hero, charged with misconduct,
began today, when the investigating
board convened. Attorneys for Van
Hew spent tho entire morning In an
exhaustive resume of tho evidence
they have produced to show that their
client Is of irreproachablo character
and that the charges have no foun
dation. Attorney Seymour began the clos
ing argument of tho defence. He as
serted that the majority of witnesses
for Vanllew were disinterested and
the greater number of witnesses
against the defendant bad ulterior
motives for testifying as they did.
HEINZE'S BROTHER
IS UNDER ARREST
NEW YOFK. July 27. Arthur P.
Helnze, brother of F. Augustus
Helnze, the copper magnate, was ar
rested today when he appeared In tho
federal court In connection with a
motion for a stay of execution of a
ten days' sentence Imposed on him
by Judge Hough. The court also had
sentenced Helnze for Interfering with
the administration of Justice.
Judge Hand released Helnze on
$2500 bail until five days atter tho,
federal court shall convene In Octo
ber. CO.
GOLDEN STATE PEOPLE
TO BE ENTERTAINED
This afternoon n Bpocial train
loaded with Oolden Stnto oxcursum
ists will nrrivo in Medford and will
bo met by representatives of tho
Medford Commorclal club. If i
planned to show thorn as much of
tho valley and city as possible dur
ing their short stay in tho valloy.
Advertised Letter List.
Tho following letters remain un
called for at tho Medford postotflca
July 20, 1010. A chargoof one
cont will be made upon tho delivery
of any advertised letter.
John It. Brown, M. B. Burnoy,
Mrs. Irlno Butler, Edward A. Cnr
borry, Mato Clemens, Harry Egbert,
Loon Fisher, Carl Freorks, H, P.
Frohback, Frank and McKnlght
Evans, J. P. G-alllgher (2), C. F.
Hanson, Geo. L. Ford, W. M. Meyer,
H. Mcintosh, Carroll Mocker,, Ffanlc
Moore, H. Morris, Mr. McDonough,
O. C. Neal, James S. Nelson, Eugene
Powers, N. Rogorway, Mike 8exton,
Walter Splorling, Eabort Smith, J. E.
Thompson, G. W. Toombs, J. T. Wil
son, Lulu Wltsel, Mrs. G. A. Wlllson,
J. Wians, Mrs. Al Toung.
TAFT SPENDS DAY
VISITING RELATIVES
BIDDEFORD, Mo., July 27. Pres
ident Taft spent the day here .qui
etly visiting Professor Moore, hus
band of Mrs. Taft's sister. In'' tho
afternoon tho president addressed he
villagers at the golf links. The May
flower, with tho president and his
party, is duo to start for Beverly to
morrow. BULL RAID MADE
ON COTTON MARKET
NEW YORK, uly 2T. A bull
raid on the cotton exchange caused
the price ot cotton to soar 73 points
to 16.10. A drouth in Texas, said
to have ruined tho crop, is give, pk as
the cause for the great advance.
With your knowledge ot what
things should cost, you'll often, find
fomethlng advertised under the "For
Sale" classification that will make
you wonder "what's wrong with It?"
And usually all that's wrong with It
Is that the owner has ceased lo need
'it.