MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREOON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1910.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
John II. Ctirklu, iiltornoy-ut-law,
over Juukiion County! Hunk.
S. I'. I'urdy, wliii Iimh Iiuoii Hponil
inn llio piiHt four MionlliH in Noitlioin
Nevada, returned homo TliuiHiliiy.
"Novitdu irt nil right," xnyn Hum,
"lint, oh, ymi Miidfnnl!"
I linvu Huvurul tliotwntul dollum of
wull'Huuuruil paper nl 8 par cent;
would tuku moiiio Medford properly
ami unuli. AiltlrcHH C. 1'., oaro Mail
Trlliitno.
MIhh Kllxabolh Nolmoro, a high
hcIiooI teacher at Alloxan, Mich,, Ik
veiling for u fow dnyn at tltu HpiH
oopal routory, tho guoiilH f "ov- ""'
Mrn. I.uoitH. MIhh Nolmoro Iihh boon
vlniting a hIhIoi in WuhIiIiikIoii ami
irt on lior wny to visit a brother in
California.
Head AiiKiint SuiiHot. Kond "Tho
Phillppinoii iik 1 Saw Thorn," by
Gonoral JanioH V. Smith, ox-govornor
,of tho l'hllippiuuH, and "California
Hlaolc Gold, tho Itomaiiuo of tho Oil
Wolhi," by Walter V. Woohlko, in
SuiiHot for AugiiHt, now on Halo at
all Hows HtandM, Ifi contii. 110
Itov. and Mrn. I.iiciih lui't ThurM
duy for a two daya' visit with Mr.
and Mix. Krcd I loath at thoir
Hrowindioro rauoh.
Uno our cold Htorngo plant to cool
your walonnuloiiH dooHn't runt you
anything extra. Warner, Wortiuan
h. C. Miller of Oiualia, Nob., ix
among tho rocuut arrivals in Mod
ford who aru looking for a Hiitinfm:
tory louation.
J. M. l'iukurtoii of Wolf crook wiih
in Medford on hiimnoHH Wednesday.
A. I). IIoIiiih of Afthlaud wiih in
Medford Friday on a Ihih'iiiohh trip.
I.. I). llnrriH, who in now located
at Chico, was renewing old nciiuuiut
atiuoH in Medford thin wook.
Hohh Morrin wiih finod i?5 by
Mayor Canon for telling C. K. Toll
what ho thouuht of him Iiouiuiho Tull
wouldn't lot MorriH havu a loam from
hia HtabloH on tho weal Hide whilo
tho applicant wiih intoxicated. Mor
riH wiih jailed IiihI night by Officer
Kiucaid, but was reli'iiHod on $10
cash bail. When ho appealed Fri
day morning there wiih no complain
ant and the prisoner was fined ?f,
which he paid. A short limo after
ward Toll came in, hut Morris had
by that time put Home distance be
hind him.
Wo soil only largo, fine melons at
a reasonable price. All ico cold.
Iluy oiico and you'll alway come
back for more. Warner, Wortman
& (lore. 11M
V. W. Wilson of San Francisco
visited friends here and at Jack
sonville Thursday and Friday. Mr.
Wilson is traveling for a firm car
rying fireproof building materials
and will perhaps make this territory
freiiueiitly in the future.
Miss Tho ra Smith, daughter of W.
M. (Teuiinssee) Smith of Phoenix,
who has been viniting relatives and
friends in this vioinijy, left Thurs
day on her return to Troadwoll,
Alaska, where she has been teaching
for the )ast two years. She has a
eon tract for another year, after
which she thinks she will desert the
north.
Charles A. LniniuorH and family of
Stillwater, Minn., and W. It. Arnold,
of Hastings, Neb,, who have been
here looking over the valley, left on
their return homo Friday. "It is by
no means uncertain that we will not
returns," said Mr. LnmmorH.
C. Krappsmau of Klmira, N. Y., ',h
a late arrival in Medford. Mr.
ICrapphiuau is looking fo,r a location
for a largo mnniifncturiug plant, and
is very favorably impiessed with
Southern Oregon. He expects to
visit the vnrious power and milling
, sites in the valley before deciding on
a location,
MrH. (looigo Porter uud son, Jack,
are at Coli'Htiu for a few days.
Fred N. OiinuningH lm returned
from a biiHincsH trip to the north.
C. II. Pierce and familv have re
turned from a trip to Newport.
Itov. and Mrs. Luciih visited with
friends at Hrowushoro last week.
E, A. Welch loft Friday on a bus
iness trip to DiuiHiuuir and other
California points.
lOx-Senator C. W. Fulton, Wliitnoy
Boycu and party loft Friday for Cra
tor Lake.
Italph Stanley and Thorou Hull
of Drowiudioro woro business visit
orn in Medford Friday.
Mrs. Frank 0, Andrews and Mrs.
Al Itniaseli have returned from tho
tennis touriiaiuoul al Grants Pass,
where they woro entertained by tho
Itov. Koberl Melanin and familv.
Thoy woro delimited with the recep
tion given them as repretientatives of
Medford.
P. H. Dailey was in Medford from
Huglo Point Friday nioriiiiir. Mr
Dailny recently returned from a trip
to the head of Oolemiue meek, in the
OrasHV llnngo district, amid found
name plentiful and fat,
Mr, and Mrs. .1, W. Davis of
Marshfiold are hero on it visit.
F, A. McOormiok and family, Miss
flraeo Turner and Hen Youul of San
Mateo, Cal., woro membors of an
Mcdford ThurHiIay on (heir way lo
Crater Lake and other Hceuio points.
(loorgc ('. IlastiiiKH of Portland
wiih in Medford on biiHinosH Thura
duy. Mr. and MrH. J. It. 1'oppor, Mr,
and Mrs, A. W. Kitchmaii and Mrs,
Edmund Taylor of Vancouver,
Wash., were in Medford Thursday,
looking over Southern Oregon, Thev
intend making a trip to Crater l.uk.
rort Klumalh, Pelican Hay and
other points of scenic interest in
this section,
II. E. Chick of Koseburu was a
Mcdford business visitor Thursday.
Mrs, E, J, ICubli of Jacksonville
was in Mcdford on a business trip
Friday afternoon.
E. M. Cobb of Elgin, III., was a
Medford visitor this week, lookiuc
over tho country.
In writing an ad about that furn
ished room you have to rent Hay, in
a convincing way, jtmt what you'd
nay if nomcone asked you to tell him
what it was like, "and all about it."
Last winter was a very severe
one, but wo bear mf grudge iigiiitiMl
it now.
FLEECED THE CHOCTAWS.
(Continued from Page 1.)
Krott Ailiuitn Iutcrriit,
Chairman Ilurko croHH-exnmlnod
Srott.
The wltnntui denied that he had
sent lottorn sinned with McCurtnln'H
niime to It. C. AdaniB, a Washington
attorney, eudornlng tho contractu.
Scott Hnld that ho pornonnlly pntd
for tnlograiuH itont to Wanhlngton nnd
that ho wiih not afterward reimburs
ed. "Then you woro Intoroatod In Mc
Murrny not only to tho oxtont that
you woro willing to pay 10 por cont
cnmmhralon, hut you woro willing
alno to reBlrjn a poidtlon paying you
$1800 annually and willing to spend
monoy for him, woro you?" -Uurko
nuked.
"Yen" Scott ropllod.
"You had an Interest In a general
way that In, In Booing tho Indian af
fairs HOttlcdT"
Again the witness nnsworcd In tho
affirmative,
Scott formerly was trensuror of tho
ChoctawH, but Kavoa up this position,
ns well as that of secretary to Chlof
Curtain because ho clastied with tho
chief ovor McMurray.
Held Up Wnrronts.
CougreHHinnn Campholt asked If ho
thoiiRht there waH any herm In be
ing Interested In tho McMurray con
tracts.
"No," tho witness ropllod.
"Thoy why withhold your explana
tion of your concoction with McMur
ray?" Campbell continued,
"I havo no contract with McMurray
and nm not Interested with McMur
rny," said tho witness.
Congressman Miller thon oxamlnod
Srott and drow from him tho admis
sion that while ho was troasuror for
tho Choctaws ho withhold govorn
ment warrants fro mthoco with whom
he was unfriendly, while lo paid tho
other ChoctawH Immodlntoly. Ho
also testified that tho dlscounlod gov
ernment wnrrnntB on a 10 por cont
basis, adding that ho thought such
practices legitimate,
Scott admitted that ho had collect
ed ovor 1000 tax contracts for Mc
Murray. According to previous tes
timony, McMurray paid Scott $1 for
each contract dollvorod.
EPIDEMIC OE
GOLDS RAGING
Good Oltl-Faslilonctl Sncczlnu the
Voijuc City Health Officer Puts
Blame on Oust Moral Is to Clean
Up and Keep the City Clean.
Too Late to Classify
8TUAYHD OH LOST- Hay mulo,
weight about 1000 pounds, branded
figure 2 on right Jaw, lottor U on
right shoutdor; had hultcr on. In
form Harbor and Uurgons, Woilon,
Or.
"Kerchewl How arc you'thls morn
ing?" "Wahooi"
"You! Korchowl"
"Itahoo!"
"Ahhh-hoo-e-ol There, that's hot
ter." No, this Ih not a now coilcgo yell.
Neither l It tin attempt to talk Chl
iiook In words of one syllablo. It Is
n sample of tho usual morning saluta
tion since tho epidemic of colds hit
Medford.
The man who cannot boast a real
good snoozing cold is considered do
trop. It has become ns opldomlc as a
society fad. Even tho buds of fashion
runic nccordliiK to their ability to
snort tho potnls from a bouquet of
American Heauty roses.
ICvon Puss tho cat, has boon plac
ed on a meat dlot bocauso she has
contracted tho habit of snoozing tho
milk out of hor saucor.
Many nn ardent swain whoao habit
was to call up his Inamorata by tele
phone has tnkon to writing tondor
missives because snoozing and oloc
trie currents do not blond well with
honeyed words.
Dr. Shearer, city health officer,
was asked for an explanation of tho
epidemic of colds.
"I can only traco it to irritation oc
casioned by dust, nnd tho nttendant
spread of infection through this
agency," said Dr. Shearor. "It is to
bo expected each summer."
Hotel Arrivals.
Christian Science.
Services Sunday at 11 n. in. Sub
ject of losMn-"onnon,t"Soul"; Sun
day school at 10; tchtimouiul meet
ing Wednesday at S p. in. All are
welcome. VJ8 North Grape srteet,
north of Sherman-Clay music hnuc,
Presbyterian Church.
Services Sunday nt 11 a. in. Mr.
Fred W. Mears will spoilt In tho
morning In tho nbsenco of tho pas
tor. Mrs. P. II. Drowory will sing.
Sunday school at 10 a. in. Chris
tian Endeavor soeloty at 7 p. m.
Union services at tho M, 13. church,
South, on tl'0 West Side at S p. m.
At tho Nash Fred barlsh nnd wlfo
Pallsado; Mrs. S. C. Caldwoll, Ros
Innd; C. F. Dyrno, Henry Hall, H.
IC. IJInck, Portland; Mr. nnd Mrs. J.
W. DavlH Marehflold; F. A. McCor
mlck nnd family, San Mntoo; Graco
I.urnor, Ilron Yount, San Mateo; A.
H. Mahono, Clnckamas; F. W. Wil
son, A. V. Proy Snn Francisco lA W.
V. Cnso, Sacra'monto; Dr. A. Don
nor, Chicago; A. V. Drobrnnt, Port
land; L. Ganctt, Ashland; L. A.
Do Oraff, Portland; Prod W. Hall,
Chicago; C. C. Read, Portland.
At tho Mooro Ooorgo C. Hastings,
Portland; Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Pha
ros, Tncoma; II. C. Crow, J. H. Sey
mour, Portland; Mr. nnd Mrs. J. R.
Peppor, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Rltch
mnn, Mrs. Edmund Taylor, Vnncou
vor; A. Fltznlmmons, Portland; C.
C. Garrison Medford; IJ. A. Emory
nnd wifo, OiIcuro; W. P. Pomborton,
howlston; II. E, Chick, Roseburg;
Peto Larson, P. Anderson, Portlnnd;
E. It. Du Hois, Tonopah; R. A. Fly,
Portland; E. M. Cnlib, E.gln; J. J.
Lynch, T. H. Thurgard, Portland;
W. G. Arnold, Hnslngs.
WANTED Gonoral offlco work or
work wit)' physician or dentist by
young woman of responsibility.
Mnlu phono 3881. 124
WANTED To ront, a liouso, 3 or 4
rooms, closo In. Address E. 8 caro
of Mali Tribune office. 125
KOH SALE Twenty-flvo young tur
koys nt Orchard Home, Ilobort
Dutton, ' , 12S
DEATH OF MRS. BARTON,
SISTER OF MR, BEVERIDGE
Mru. Lou Hrrton, slstor of En
glncor W. T. Hovorldgc, died at Port
lnnd Thursday night from no-vous
breakdown, nged 49. Hor son was
killed In Marysvlllo a year ago from
n shock by rn electric wiro. Slnco
tho earthquake In San Francisco,
through which sho suffered novcrely,
MrB. Uarton has not boon Troll. Two
years ago hor husband dlod, nnd tho
death of ho,- son followiif- prostrat
ed hor so that sho novor rocovorcd.
Tho nows was contained in a dis
patch received by Mr. Bovorldgo Friday.
WANTED Lady who bns had some
experience pressing and repairing In i
a cleaning establishment, ono who
Is not afraid of work? no otror need
apply. Good steady position to right
party. Pantorlum Dye Works, No.
5 No. Fir st. 126
HURLBURT LOSES
HOME BY FIRE
Merchant's Residence at Junction
City Destroyed Many Priceless
Records and Relics Lost Defect
ive Wiring Said to Be Cause.
C. F. Hurlburt, of C. F. Hurlburt
& Co., who recently purchnsed tho
stock of the Bnker-Hutchason Co.,
received news Thursday night thnt
his home and its contents at Junc
tion City, Lnnc county, had been de
stroyed by fire.
"All I know," snid Mr. Hurlburt,
"is tho information conveyed in tho
telernm I received that tho house
and contents were destroyed and
tiiat the fire was due to defective
wiriujr. Tho building nnd contents
were insured, but if all was burned
there nrc relics and keepsakes cone
which can never be replaced. From
both my wife's nnd my own fnmily
there were records nnd old jewelry
which were worthless from a mone
tary point of view, but priceless to
us."
The fire occurred nlioiit 9:30 in tho
ovening, during the nbence of Mrs.
irtirlburt, nnd the house was almost
destroyed before the flames were
discovered. (
dUAKANTEED DANDRUFF CURE.
Dowaro of tho druggist who tolls
you that any other hair tonic is just
as good as Parisian Sago ho knows
bettor.
Chna. Strang is tho agent for Par
isian Scgo and ho won't try to givo
you something just as good, bo
causo ho knows that Parisian Sage
is guaranteed to euro dandruff, stop
falling hair, and euro all diseases of
tho scalp In two weeks or monoy
back.
Ho knows that Parisian Sage is
highly recommended as tho most
plensant and rejuvenating hair dress
ing known. It makes tho hair fluffy
and beautiful and Is not sticky or
greasy. Pifty cents a large bottle
at Chas. Strang's. Ho will guaran
tee if. Mado In America only by
Glroux Mfg. Co. Buffalo, N. Y. Thoi
girl with the :.uburn talr on every
package.
NEW CAKE
RARDON'S BAKERY IS FA
MOUS FOR ITS CAKE.
MANY VARIETIES EN
TIRELY NEW AND ALL
THE OLD FAVORITES.
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MINNEAPOLIS MAN BUYS
TWO OF PERRY'S TRACTS
W. K. Well, of Minneapolis lias
purchased tracts fi and 0 of the
Perry subdivision on the Jackson
ville road, consisting of J0 acres, 1(1
of which are in apples ad pears, for
$20,000. Tho salo was made by Mc
Arthur & Aloxtiudor.
Mr. Wolls' attention was nttrnutou
to tho Itoguo River valley through
tho Medford Coiumorcinl club
pamphlet, which he declares the best
community literature issued in tho
west, lie was u former follow
townsman of Mr. McArthiir.
If you huvo neod of a workor, you
havo need of n want ndl
Some parents train thoir children
in the way they should go by hiring
it douo.
HnsklnB for 1'ealth.
See Pictures; Go to Jalal.
LOS ANGELKS, Gal., Aug. 11.-
Those who go to Arcadia Thursday
evening to see the first public exhi
bition of the Jeffries-Johnson mov
ing picture in California take
chances of going to jnial, according
to District Attorney Fredericks. Tho
city board of trustees of Arcadia
granted a licence to the proprietor
of a loenl hotel to show tho pictures.
Fredericks says the trustees hud ino
right to grant tho license.
OATMEAL' COOKIES.
CRISP AND BROWN, ARE
A FINE RELISH FOR
LUNCHEON. AT RARDON'S
BAKERY, 10 CENTS PER
DOZEN.
;l
White
Diamond
What's in a name?
Try a sack of White Dia
mond Flour and you will find
thnt there is a grent dcnl in
this name.
Th6 White Diamond is the
finest of precious stones. White
Diamond Flour is tho finest
patent flour ever sold in this
vicinity. Every sack is perfect
it's mado that way, nnd there
is no danger of disappoint
ment. If you are looking for n flour
thnt you will use as long as
you can got nnd ono that you
won't caro to change, try White
Diamond.
The Flour That Pleases.
If you want now-stock gro-
cenes, everything the best, wo
.vill bo pleased to sorve you.
Olmstead &
Hibbard
West Side Grocers.
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LIKE A SAILOR JUST HOME
f nnii a long vo.vugo is the way some
men spend their money. They
would not do it if they had an ac
count at the Farmers' & Fruitgrow
ers' Bank. A check book doesn't
burn holes in pockets liko cash, iyul
besides, a man with n bank account
get a feeling of pride in seeing how
big a balance he can keep. Try it.
FARMERS' & FRUITGROWERS'
BANK.
Hosiery
19c 2 pair 35c
Saturday Specials
"We will put on sale here tomorrow about 15 dozen
ladies' silk lisle Hose; boot top lace stripe; ladies'
fancy boot top, dropstitch Hose, and plain wine color
Benson Hose; regular 25c, 35c and 50c qualities; new,
clean, perfect goods; sale price,
19c two pair 35c
Doll Tickets Free
See East Window Tomorrow
If you want' a snap. Over 200 pieces of regular 75c
and $1.00 values in odd pieces of fancy Cups and Sau
cers, Plates, Bowls, Sugars, Creamers, etc., all at; your
choice, tomorrow,
50c EACH
WOODS & SON
Semi-Porcelain Dinner
ware; a 60-riece Dinner
Set, here tomorrow in the
above highlv finished
English ware, with a dou
ble gold band decoration;
a dinner set well worth
$12.50; sale price,
$7.50 SET.
15c AND 25c.
You will find two very
catchy tables of fancy
Cups and Saucers, Plates,
Mugs and odd China
pieces here tomorrow at,
your choice,
15c AND 25c EACH.
PEEE October 15, 1910, a handsome Dressed Doll,
valued at $12.50 to $15.00. Ask about it.
HUSSEY'S
OXFORDS
FOR YOU AT YOUR PRICE
Tomorrow will be a great day for the
Oxford part of our stock of footwear. When
we advertise anything the public knows wo
will make good our promise. That is why
so many are taking advantage of the ex
tremely low prices on our Oxfords. They
know they are not getting some out of style,
shop worn goods, but snappy footwear at
prices that place "Oxfords" within the easy
reach of all.
dmeadeSj,
St. Mark's.
Sunday norvieeri nt St, MnrkV
Sunday hcIiooI ut 10 a, in.; uioriiiiir
service nnd Horinon ut 11. Professor
I'lnmoH of the Louvre will render n
'cello selection from lluudel.
GUAUANTISKI) LIQUOR CUIU3
DrunkonnoHB la n progoiRslvo din
enfi'o; tho modorato drlnkod la not
Batlaflod with two or throo drinks a
day, tho craving for mora and moro
bocomoa trroBlatlblo na tho dlaonao ad
vnucotf; tho rosult la Chronic Alcoulo
lam. Tho trontinont used auctcBSfully by
thousands tight In thoir own homea
la Orrlno, It la aold undor a poal
tlvo gunrantoo to offoct r. euro or
your monoy rofundod.
Orrlno No. 1 la a aocrot romodyjl
Orrlno No, 2 Is for thoao who aro
willing to tako tho romody, Rlthor
form coats $1. Wrlto for froo book
lot "How to Cure. DrunkonnosH," Tho
Orrlno Co. 033 Orrlno nulldlug,
Washington, D. C. Sold In tuts city
B
Our Optical Parlor is now
301 East Main
Ground Floor'
We Fit and Grind Glasses
Broken Lenses Replaced
N Immediately
Dr.Goble
?
Whnt's Wrong?
your eyes?
or your glasses?
do you know?
want to know?
it's n pertinent ?
the sensible course
ascertain the cause
We con tell you,
I A
r i
Reasons Why
YOU SAVE BY BUYING ICE COLD
MELONS
When you buy a hot Melon and put it on ico (your
own ice) to cool, you use up a lot of ico.
WHEN YOU BUY A MELON HERE wo save
your ice soil the melon at the same price you pay for
a hot or warm one, and you aro absolutely sure to
get a melon that is quite the most delicious you ovor
tastod.
JUST TRY ONE AND SEE.
Warner, Wortman 6 Gore
GROCERY PHONE 286 MARKET PHONE 281
liv Loon II. Ilnaklna,