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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREOON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1910.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
John II, Cnrkin, nttornuy-iit.liiw,
ovor Jnukiion Couiit.vl Dunk. "
A. I'). Kuiiiiiuh, nuiiiluuu of tlin Ku
Klux Kliin lor ulliirncy-KctiiM'iil, linn
l'otunifil from (IraiilH 1'iihm, wliuro ho
Iiiih hui'ii engaged in tlio (loldon Drill
..Mining ('(iiiipuny office.
Tlio party who udvortlHod iih liav
lute loht u hunch of koyn will rocolvo
information of minio by uulliiig tit thin
office mid imyliiK for IIiIh nil. 1122
MiwH Vera Itnuudtroo of Korth
Itiirtlott Hlruul !h enjoying her woll
oiinioil vacation with liur grandma
Motnny, a ))lont!cr lady of Applugnlo.
I luivo Hovorul thoiuuiud dollurn of
woll-Hoourod pnper at 8 por cont ;
-would taku hoiim Bradford property
mid ciiihIi. Addrotm C. I'., euro Mail
Tribune. "
J. M. itoyco Iiuh diopoHod of liin
riial and pornouul property and will
lonvu in a low dayn for Nodding, C'al.
V. & (Joro Try an ico cold
iiioloii from Warner, Wortman &
Uoro'n eold-ntorngo roonm at tlio
riatuo prico you pay for tlio hot
kind. 123
Nino young ladioH and three mon
nro umployud rogulurly in tlio Ora
tor I.ako laundry in North Medford.
.1. .M. Uohmidl wan ouo out of
,nliout 10,000 to rocolvo a pri.o in
thu recent uiauufaoturorH1 contoat
hold by thu KilorH Music Co.
Mm. Hort Kookor of North Juck
tiou lint roturuod homo from enjoy
tut; a ton daj'H nooi.il vinit with litir
niothor, Mm, Koyeo, in Albany, Or.
Thoro 1m nothing uito ho delicious
an an ico cold iiiulou. Hit; nupply to
oIiooho from, always cold, at War
eor, Wortman & Ooro'a. 123
.1. W. Whituoy and family of Ouk
dalo avonuo, who havo boon engaged
for tlio p:iHt two yearn planting
many of thu young orohardH of tho
Koguo Ilivor valley, loavo today by
team for their now homo, recently
acuuirod near Lafayette, Or.
Hood Augiittt SuiiHot. ltoad "Tho
l'hilippiuoa nH I Saw Thorn," by
flonornl JamoH I1'. Smith, ox-governor
of tho 1'hilippinoH, and "California
Black Gold, tho Itomauco of tho Oil
Wollfl," by Walter V. Woohlko, In
SuiiHot for August, now on Halo at
nil nowa HtnudK, lf ocntn. 110
loxuph dinkey of North Dually in
noun with Ii'ih right ami in a uliug,
jmtiHod from a Hovero attack of
rhuumufiHiii.
Use our cold utorago plant to cool
your watermelons doesn't cost you
anything extra. Warner, Wortniau
& Oore. 123
drover Cook and family have
moved down from Jacksonville and
will locate iu Mcdford for tho win
ter. Wo hoII only large, fine melon at
u ronhouablo prico. All ico cold.
Buy oiiro and you'll nlwiiyn come
back for moro. Warner, Wortman
(lore. 123
Mm. I'oil and family of thu Mcd
ford Domestic laundry, accompanied
by Mm. Carrol, a pioneer lady of
.North C avenue, left Wcdncriday for
an iudofinito plouMiro stay at Colo
fit in reHort.
Six two-homo jaded emigrant
touniH halted at North C avonuo gro
cery Wednesday from Tularrie, Cal.,
loaded apparently with children,
dogrt and dust, hound for I)ouglu
county, Oregon. They report stock
aro suffering for water and feed in
Southern California.
Mm, C. C. Taylor returned to her
homo on North lluatty Wednesday
from a two weeks very pleasantly
Hpeut at Newport. ITor sou ru
maiuod indefinitely.
Mm. A. Slovor iu at Colestin for
a fow wookH.
W. W. Alliiigham of Portland was
In Mcdford Wednesday on busi-
IICtlH.
Mm. J. R White and Mm. O. h.
Davis and dauglitor loft Thumduy
morning for Colestin on an outing.
Thu 3-your-old daughter of Mm.
Do Wnlfo of Tacoma, Waidi., died at
thu United States hotel iu .lackson
villu Weduefiday night of cholera
morbus. Mrs. J)o Wolfo was on liur
way wwith tho child to visit her
mother, Mm. A. C. Collins, of Wut
kiiiH. Harry A. Young, who has been iu
the Trail district iu connection with
thu forestry service, is spending a
day iu Mcdford. I'Ynin here lie goes
to Ashland, whore thoro are a num
ber of fires iu tho timber thereabout.
W. W. Halo of Grunts Pass was
u Mcdford visitor Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Boise of
Portland were iu Medford Wednes
day on n visit.
Captain J. T. C. Nash arrived on
Wednesday evening from Horkeley,
Cat., to look after his busiuoss inter
ests iu Medford and vicinity.
C, A. Mac Callum of Anaconda,
Mont., is visiting friends here.
T. C. Griffith of Kosoburg was a
Mcdford visitor Thursday.
W. O. Arnold and family of Hast
ings, Neb., aro iu Medford seeking u
location.
K. C. Borg of Cottage Grove is iu
Medford on a busiuueo trip.
H. L. Lnkauor of Kuglo Point
Our Guaranty of Satisfaction
FIRST: DESIRABILITY! DEPENDABILITY, THE PRICE AND SATISFACTION.
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We takeovers' care to keep every penny's worth ol! merchandise out of this store that is not desirable. We absolutely refuse to buy
goods that are not dependable. Then we mark each line of merchandise at a fair price and then add to the transaction our guaranty of
complete satisfaction to the customer.
No store can do more. No store is worth y of your patronage that docs less. , t
For the next six days we shall special ize on bargains. Below arc a few examples :
White Wash Goods Special
Lawns, Swisses, Crepes, Dimities, Madras, Poplin in fact, all
of the season's most favored weaves for women's waists, chil
dren's dresses and undermuslins in various lengths have been
heavily reduced for quick selling. 120, 15c, 20c and 25c.
Linens and Napkins Underpriced
Beautiful Irish and Scotch Satin Damask in varied new designs
Our Midsummer Sale of Household Linens gains great impetus
through the addition of values which cannot be duplicated.
72-inch bleached, extra quality $1.75
62-inch bleached, extra quality 39c
Mohoir Castelians 29c
Mohairr Castelian in all the best sizes, in black and white shep
herd checks, all just new; our special Q'
sale, yard JLtsx,
New Fall Suits, Coats, Etc.
We are receiving many of the advance styles of Suits, Cloaks,
etc., for fall. We will be pleased to show you.
W. H. MEEKER (Q. CO.
28 South Central
Medford
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McCaM Ptira No. 3539 "
CHARMING AFTERNOON COSTUIK
f
i i.-i - , i- i.
wiih iu Medford Wediiuodny on .1
biiHiiieHH trip.
Mrrt. J. A. Oreer of Stockton.
rnl it iu Medford looking after
buHinoHH intorcHtH.
K. K. Miner and wife buve return
ed from mi extended Kojouru at
Coleritin, both much improved in
health.
V. W. Cowlcrt or the Wcrttuwny
farm wiih iu Mcdford on a bttsiucM
trip Wednesday.
Charles N'ickell vn iu town
Tliiirritlay from the Fuirview ranch
on .Sterling.
The transfer of 80 acres of the
I. 1). McDonald place, iu Table Hock
district, adjoining the Washburn or
chard, was made this week to H.
Carlton of Now York, the considera
tion licini: $1(1,000. The tract lies in
the faiiiuii Table ltock fruiti;rowiuc;
belt and is one of the choice places
iu that neighborhood.
A. F. Harnett has left for a isit
at ICerby, Or.
J. M. Acker ban left for a vinit
east. He expects to finish a cotirco
iu osteopathy before rcturuiuK home.
GAYN0R NOT OUT OF DANGER.
MANY ARE TAKING
TEACHERS' EX'S
Jacksonville Thronged With Members
of Fair Sex Who Would Secure
Certificates to 'Train the Youth of
tho Land.
(Continued from Pane 1.)
.IniuoA OnliuKlicr, assailant of Mayor
Wllllnm J. Ocynor of Now York,
calmly cIIccuhbocI todny tho viewpoints
ho took of Ms treatment, by tho may
or following' Ills illHiiilsfwl from tho
depiirtmont ot docks and ferries. In
n Htntomont to tho nowspapor mon
OallnKhor said:
"I intended to kill Onynor; tl.nt's
nil there vno to It. I liopo now thnt
ho recovorn.
"My favorite author la ShnkoB
pnnro. I rend Dickens and Henry
OeorKo's 'ProRrosa nml Povorty.' Thnt
la tho only modern book I rend con
stantly. Noithor Henry Oeorgo nor
Shnkcaponro luaplrod mo to shoot
flnynor.
"llol to Do Something."
"I simply folt thnt I lmd no othor
wny of roniedyhiB my wrongs. I hnd I
to do so mo Hi Iih:. It I wna wrotiR I j
am born to take my piinlalimoiu. x
do not think I wna wronR.
"I nm n followor of Honrst. Whon
ho wns candldnto for mnyor I votod
fnr hint r. ml trloil ti cot mv frlondtt in
vote for him. I bollovo in him nml
In what ho enys,
"Itocontly I vnB n domocrnt nml
stuck to Tnmmnny Hull until I found
I was not nottliiR Justlco. Thon I
turned to Honrst. I told my frlonds
that I hud rond Hearet'a writings and
that his tonchlURs woro right. Noth
Iiik Is too good for n limn like Honrst.
Ho tolls the truth and should got any
rownnl tho pooplo can gtvo him."
AUTO OWNERS
BOOM
BROWN
Larno Gathcrinn of Automobile Men
Develops Into Good Roads Meet
Inn and W. H. Brown Is Mentioned
for County Commissioner.
Tho mooting ot tho nulomobllo
mon Wednesday ovonlng to form a
branch of tho statu association wnB
woll nttondod and dovolopod Into nn
onthiiBliiBtlo good roads mooting.
Tho automobile mon evidently do
not nionn to lot anything got by thorn
and thoy nro nlrnndy casting nbout
for candidates for county commU-
Jncksonville is thronged with
members of the fair box who would
hccuro certificates necessary to ob
tain (Hisitious to train the youths of
the land iu the way thoy should go.
A largo number of applicants arc
taking county teachers' examina
tions. Thoy are:
County l'lipcni.
Vera Skccn, Ashland; Lillian Mo
Call, Ashland; Myrtle M. Duiitcu,
Tolo; Clias. Elinor Johnson, Huttc
Falls; Hertlui Mryan, Wellcn, Or.;
Doris Magnets, Talent; Hertha
rcachey, Aslilmul; Mnyken Gibson.
Ashland; Maud l'cachy, Ashland:
l.clla Mao Hush, Ashland; .Mabel A.
.Marsh, Sam's Valley; Elizabeth El
more, Applegate; May Ditswortb,
Mcdford; lva H. McArthur, Grants
I'ns; rarguerite Holmes, Central
Point; Ada C. Ditswortb, Grants
Pass; Florence M. Ditswortb, Pey
ton, Or.; Alvia K. Seott, Woodvillo;
Amy Davis, Soda Springs; Laura
Sullivan, Grants Pass; Hesse Viola
Lamkiii, Ashland; Elvira Larson,
Ashland; Lottia Herncice Lnmkiu,
Ashland; Ktta C. Whorton, Hutto
Falls; Eunice L. Smith, shland:
Clara Catherine Elmer, Jacksonville;
Hertha Do Carlowe. Ashland; Lota
Lillian Peelor, Ilutto Falls; Edith It.
Fredenburg, Ilutto Falls; Mrs. Knte
Hyde, A)plcgato; Nettie L. Thomp
son, Jacksonville; Lucy Kent, Med
ford; Mrs. M. II. Crouch, Jackson
ville; Delmor 0. Frederick, Medford;
Mary Ester Harrison, Medford;
Hertha Daily, Mcdford; Clara May
Wines, Mcdford; Mae Lawrence.
Gold Hill; Nova O. Dcnthe, Med
ford; Fayo Hutchell, Woodvillo; Ag
nos M. Salter, Medford; HIosmiiii
Morris, Hutte Falls; Letitia Esther
Hastings, Harreii; Grace Evelyn
Merrill, Aliland; George Oti- Henry.
Jacksonville,
State INukm-s.
Minn Mnguess, Talent: Low
Wright, Ashlnnd; Marguerite An
drews, Medford; Hoiilnh Caldwell,
Ashland; rnoz Willits, Persist: Jes
hie Wilson, Medford; Nettie Meln
tire, Ahliland,
ITINERANT PICT'JRE
MEN ON TRIAL
Too Late to Classify
TO EXCHANGE A now six-room
cottage In Minneapolis, Minn., now
rented, for team harness, wagon
and othor maclilnory for ranch. W.
E. Wells, general delivery. 123
FOlt SALE Lunch counter, bwoII
camping outfit. E. F. A. Blttnor.123
GREAT HAVOC WROUGHT.
(Continued from Page 1.)
MAKES EIRE MAN
OUT OF HIMSELF
Ashland Man Overcome by Combina
tion of Beverages, Rushes to Aid
of Local Fire Department With
Garden Hose.
late and the government is being
urged to take control of the situa
tion. The forecast today was for clear
weather. The rains, however, con
tinue, nlthough somcwlmt lighter
than yesterday. There is prospect of
a break in the clouds soon.
Hotel Arrivals.
At the S: ah C. S. Holbrook, Port
land; F. W. Camp, Denver; Archi
bald D. Mclntyro, T. II. Shorrard and
wife, Portland; H. C. Beach, Seat
tle; Gcorgo Jnckson and wife, O. H.
Gilbert, M. C. Wlntors, Portland;
l W ,W. Alllnghran, W. M. RasmuB and
wifo. S. A. Mn-koff, Piovidenco; W.
W. Halo, Gracts Pass; William J.
Raymond, San Francisco; T. B. Mc
Clintock and wifo CMcago; C. E.
Senvorn nnd wife, Missouri; C. W.
Fulton nnd wife, W. L. Boise and
wife, Portland; A. C. Fulton, As
toria; C. S. Itunyon nnd wifo, Port
land; L. D. Harris, Chlco; II. P. Carr
and wifo, Portland; A. N. Spencer
and wife, Los Angoles; A. C. Bohrn
sledt, Minneapolis; Charles Hoffman,
Two IUvors; Charles Nlcltoll, Falr
vlow; T. C. Griffith, Rosoburc; F.
X. Kohlor, Portlnud; Captain J. C.
T. Nnsh, Borkoloy; P. Wilson, Lin
coln; C. A. McCallum, Anncondn;
John Snyrtor Tncoma; L. A. Griffith
C. M Harrison and wifo, Portland;
Jean Twist, San Francisco; Lllyninn,
Mrs. Fred, Senttle.
At tho Mooro W. G. Arnold nnd
wife, Hastings; K. C, Borg, Cottage
Grove; G. F. Nlckerson Portland;
A. F. Knox, Murphy; E. F. Fay, Port
lnud; C. Nlchol, city; C. M. Savngo,
Portland; O. W. Mooller, Chicago;
C A. Summers, Stlllwator; E. F.
Crane, O. K. Brown, San Francisco;
It. L. Lnkauor, Eaglo Point; G. W.
Eddy Bosten: CMorodtth, Portland;
Mrs. J. A. Greer, Stockton; L. E.
Bishop, Kansas City.
Frank nnd J. Purcboll, who havo
been manipulating one of those
"make your piotuve in u minuto"
machines on the streot for tho past
wcok or more, nro on trial this aft
ernoon, charged with having fraud
ulently separated Frank Smith from
$10 iu onsh.
Tho coin wns given to ono of the
brothors Purcboll to koop ovor night
mid be failed to return it.
Match tho classified advertising
cnmpnlgn to tho lmportnnco of tho
snlo you wnnt to mnko. You wouldn't
trust a ton-horso powor tnslc to n
ono-horao powor onglno.
slonora, V. II. Brown's nnmo wna
montlonod, uml wnB approved.
Tho auto mon nro fo moot ngnln
noxt Tuoadr.y night for oloctlon of
.officers nnd final organization,
MANAGER CHAPMAN TO
VISIT MANAGER MALB0EUF
Manager Charles A. Mnlboouf of
tho Commercial club has boon ad
vised by C. C. Ciinpnmn, succossor
of Tom Kicbardson, as manager of
tho Portland Coiumoreinl club, that
bo will visit Medford noxt Tuosday
for tlio purpose of investigating con
ditions Itovo. Mr. Chapnuin bus novel-
visited the valley And is taking
the first opportunity to do so.
Attention, A. F. & A. M.
Thoro will bo work in tlio third do-
grco Friday evening.
Hasklns for Health.
GET YOUR WINTER
WOOD,
Whilo it is cheap. Phono 1341 .
E. R, TEDRICK,
Comer 11th nnd Laurel strootB, Ynrtt
I nt 417 South Onkdnlo Avenue.
About 10 o'clock Wednesday night
E. W. Scott, who is employed as a
drayman in Achland, created a sen
sation on Front street by suddenly
nppenring with a length of some 25
feet of garden hoso trailing behind
him, shouting "Fire!" nt every step,
with tho nozzle of the hose pointed
toward tho clouds. Officer Memsic
asked him where he wns going. "Go
ing to thnt fire; they gnve me this
hose and told me to help put out the
fire."
Realizing the man's condition,
Memsic stood in with him, took up
ono end of tho hose nnd guided his
charge to the jail door. There the
fire idea seemed to leave him en
tirely and ho bolted through the al
loy at n pace that would make some
of the record sprinters look foolish
e wns cnught, however, nnd nfter a
night iii jail could not recollect where
ho hnd found tho hoso or any of the
attendant circumstances. "I must
have been drunk." was his only so
lution of the problem. lie was al
lowed to go on promise of rcmittitng
his $3 fino ns soon ns he reached
Ashland.
Three young fellows found sleep
ing in wagon sheds nnd bnms on tho
outskirts of tho town were dismissed
by tho mayor wit hnn admonition.
Tho boys wero working, but were un
nble to securo suitable rooms.
BALLINGER PASSES MEDFORD.
(Continued from Page 1.)
keep his promises nnd what are the
merits of the trouble."
In view of the fact that Director
Newell is an adherent to the Pin
chot policies, this statement might
be construed to mean thnt Ballin
gs r's antagonism toward Newell has
not subsided.
To Visit Crater.
The secretnry of the interior will
also make n visit to Crater Lake Na
tional park so that he may determine
if these projects are worthy of ad
ditional government aid.
From Crater Lake he gpes to San
Francisco.
Regarding tho possible appoint
ment of Senator Flint of California
as secretnry of the interior in case
Ballinger resigns or is decapitated,
Finney said:
"Mr. Ballinger has never spoken
of Senator Flint. I personally know
him well and like him. Ho is a good
friend. But from the secretary's
viewpoint the enndidnqy of Mr. Flint
for the plnce is empty foolishness,
becnuse, first of all, tho secretary is
going to go right on holding that po
sition himself."
Secretary Ballinger is accompan
ied by Mrs. Ballinger, Finney nnd
the secretary's private secretnry, M.
F. McCnbo.
'
IT'S EASY TO SEE,
if your eyes are looking through mj
glasses. Thcro is as great a dif
ference in eye glasses as there is.
between daylight and darkness.
YOU SEE WELL
THROUGH GLASSES I SELL
because they're properly fitted to
each individual case, and because tie
glasses themselves are of best make.
Buy here of
DR. RICKERT.
OVER KENTNER'S.
NOTICE
Alt ierBOns owning property on
nny of tlio following streets wishing
to pny tliolr sewer assessment under
(lie Bancroft bonding net (ton-year
plan) must mnko Application on or
beforo Saturday, Angust 13, 1010.
After Uiis ilnto positively no ono on
theso streets will bo allowed to pay
under Uils net. A one-tenth payment
limit accompany the application.
King street, from West Eleventh
Pure
Clear
Sparkling
You can't afford to do without
this splendid, refreshing drink.
Call up and order a case sent to
tho house. The purost, most
healthful drink known is
SISKIYOU
MINERAL
WATER
P. C. BIGHAM, Agent.
street to Dakota avenue.
Jackson street from Bartlett street
to Columbus avenue.
Fourteenth street from Newtown
street to Peach street.
Ivy street from Third street to
Fourth street.
124 L. L. JACOBS,
City Treasurer.
You Are
i Welcome
: ; at this store any tim.e
:: you feel like calling.
:: TVe will be pleased to
',', show our lines, consist
o ing of all the little
1 : needed necessaries for
' ' office, or store, or home.
; ; oun sPECiAiriEs
COMPRISE
i; OFFICE SUPPLIES
;; ARCHITECTS'
:: supplies,
:: STATIONS Y,
;: POST OAEDS,
:: BOOKS, ALBUMS,
;: MAGAZINES, ETC.
Drop in at the
: The Merrivold Shop
: : and take homo a box of
:; the finest Candy evor
touched by a tooth.
Wanted
Riggers.
Lady clerk.
Sawmill men.
Girl for general Lougj work.
10 laborers.
Loggers.
10,000 acres or more stumpage.
FOR SALE.
Irrigated tract, 3 miles ont, $2G
per acre.
Lot on paved street, easy terms.
1 aero fruit, 4-room house, cheap
for quick salo.
3 fine lots, Westmoreland, your own
terms.
100 aoros, 5 miles out, $2750.
100 acres, 4 miles out, $00 per acre.
Sawmill and timber.
20 acres planted to Nowtown aA
Spitz apples, Eaglo Point, $125 pex
acre.
Westmoreland lots, $200; $10 dow.
Business, nets $4000 yearly.
1 brood mare, cheap.
Fino business at invoice
Alfalfa tracts, undor ditch, $100 pr
aero.
40 acres nnd improvements, $800.
10 nores, $1000, milo Phoenix.
2 acres, noar city limits, west.
2 acres, north, undor ditch.
9 nores, bearing fruit, closo to li
its, $8000.
3 lots and 4-room houso, $2000.
120 acres and improvements, $275.
Cream soparntor, cheap.
80 ncro3, incomo $2500, tos an
toams, $6500.
Boarding house, snap price.
For Rent.
5-room furnished house.
For Trade.
3 automobiles for lots.
20 aoros, 12 in fruit, for city lottf,
2 ranches for city property.
4-year-old horso, fino driver, lfe
young rnnach horso.
Relinquishments.
1G0 aoros, GO acres fino fruit Ituad;
$200.
E. F. A. BITTNE
Room 207 Tavler & Thlpn
Pkon 4141 Main.