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MEDFOftD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OftKCIOX. TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1911.
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J. II. Wllllnnis of Talent wns a
visitor In Medford Monday.
Cnll phono 2151, 1032 lor baggage
wagon.
' ' lla'nry" Adntns of Central
451
Point
spout Monday In Medford.
For reception, parties and ban
quuls tho arrangements of St. Mark's
hail and parlors nie Ideal. Moor
101ml, njfonts, 212 Fruitgrowers' Unnlt
building. Phono (501. 254
'William H. StlniBon of Trail is
Spending a few day In Medford.
WodiiMdny nlKlit, JHimary IS, will
bo'so'cial night nl the Crtatlp hall of
tho brdur or Pythian SlstorH. All K.
of P. and ' vivo incited to attond.
All member iirncd to bo proauiit.
Jirlng lu a new member.
Loulrf Alt of Klamath Falls in vis
iting Medfoid.
Privnto room and board with Mra.
J. D. Kay, three blocks from central
part of town, 1(10 N. nartlott.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Coloman of
Grants Pass spent Monday in Med
ford. Aflalflta'nt rook and hoilBOhold girl
nt 314 South Contrnl avonuo. 125fi
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. White of Weed
arc giionts of the Mooro hotel.
Flfiy-ihroo acres Bpoclnl, 10 acres
coming into bearing orchard. Call on
J. B. Wood, Condor Water & Power
Co.'a office. tf
Mr. llnrry Smith spent Saturday
nnd Sunday In Kugono.
Ask for Columbia hams, bacon
and lard and go tho best. For sale
by all first class grocers and buleh
orc. tf
Mrs. Ellon Kulill of Jacksonville
has returned to her homo from a
Visit to Portland.
John ll.Carltln, nttornoy at law,
over Jackson County bank.
Mrs. A. D. Goble or Ilrownsvlllo Is
rofjlatorod nt tho N'nBh hotel.
Dr. J. E. Shearer, physicmn and
surgeon. Offlco ovor Strang's drug
store. tf.
II. U. Paulson spent tho onrly part
or tho week at Grants Pass.
Wednesday night, January 18, will
bo social night at (ho Castle hall or
tho order or Pythian Sisters. All K.
or P. and wives Invited to attend.
All members urged to bo present.
Wring in a now member.
Mr. 13. L. Clarke has returned from
a short visit to Grants Pass.
Wanted Uoardors ' A now board
ing hotiso has opened at 700 South
Oakdale. Call nnd sco us for fnlr
trcntinont, or address F. 11. Moro
land. 302
H. U. Tronson of Englo Point is in
tho city.
I'Jxonrmon tiukols to Los Anglos,
wltilq riot Kootl until llfo l!Hh, will
ho placed on ' nl6 Sunday moriiinj;,
the, Ifilli, nt U u. m., nnd condium, on
ah Id until the excursion loavou. It i
, . . ,, . ., ,. i j , jiiory iruiio iiimuiug at ,t wva
iui)6itnnt tint (hofitt koK do J'01-,, ,, . . . , ,-. n ,, i
I .i n i i .. v . ....Ai.n ,H xt l stroot, owned by 12 in II Mob
wiut until the hint day to iiurchn , ... , ...
lay to i
thuir lioliols as it takes time o'linf
pRio llieiu. At the present writing
77 hro intundiiiic to mnko tliu trip
with olhur oniiiiiriua coming in. Mal;o
your Hlcopur loservatious, I'ulliiiiui
or tourist. Chair oiir will also lie
nvtiilnblo for I Howe, who do not care
for sleoper.
Mrs. .1. A. Homers has left the city
on a business trip to (loldficld, Nor.
Ih your i ouse wired? Onu cigar
less a day. would pay for a hundrod
per cont lncruasu In comfort Start
living tho oloctrlo llfo. tr.
C. 15. Ciater mid 11. P. Dal, nows
pnpunium or Dunsinulr, ute in Med
.forfl. Hvory llg.U out olootrlolty glvos
off siiiolco and smoke contains soot,
which deposits on our wall paper,
curtains, draperies. VSIoatrlo llnht
glows lu sii air tight bulb. tf.
Lout K. Wilson of A.Oihuul spwul
Monday In Medford
AVnuted, to buy s carload or rat
ho. If on have loss titan a onr
load wrltu us. Union Meat Co., Mod
ford Meat Co , Medford. tf
WceRs & McGovvan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
DAY PHONIC 2271
Night 'Phenes:
F. W. Week&r2071
A. E. Orr, 3092.
LADY ASSISTANT
, , Jphn A. Perl
Undertaker and Maimer
Succosfsor to the uiidertiiking de
partment of MedtiM d 1 ut ulturo Co.
-Office Wltli
Medford Furniture Company
About February 1. Private Am
bulanco Sorvlca. Sick a ml Injured
c.on'voyod tq uny part or city or
country. ' ?-
Toleplionca: Day 361.
Night: John A. Pori -nil. C
W. Conklln, 3C01. J. H, Uutlr-.
3C7i. ..CIS5
and Local
V. A. Davis, teacher at the Table
Itock school, has tendered his resig
nation to County Superintendent of
Schools J. Percy Wells.
it cosls no nioro to Insure your
I property In the big companies than !
tho small ones. It. A. II61mcs, the
liiKiirancf! man, writes for tho big
ones. Over Jackson County bank. !
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California Andrew 'leaven for Los,
Mollnos tomoirow morning with n
utirlf of alfalfa land buyer. The
company has just eomploted 'the pint-
ting or a new subdivision containing
about 4000 ncres
Harry W. Crane of Jacksonville
spent Tuesday in Medfoid.
Tho Pacifio Telegraph and Tele
phono Co. me pieparlug manuscript
for n new directory. All mibscrlbora
that aro listed Inconectly kindly call
at the ofrice, as wo want to have the
now directory out by February 15.
j. A. New ton, Commercial Mauager.
254
See H. A. Holmes, tho Insurance
man, for Insurance In tho big com
panies. Over Jackson County bank.
250
J. U. howls of Woodvlllo wns a re
cent Medfprd visitor.
The Ladles' Aid society of the M.
E. church will meet In regular ses
sion Wednesday afternoon nt 2:30
In tho bnsemont of tho church for
work, An Invitation Is extended to
all ludles,
Columbia hams and Columbia and
Royal Anno bacon aro dry sugar
cured. Ask your dealer for Coluin
bla brand lard. If
Wednesday night, January 18, will
bo social night nt tho Castle hall of
tho ordor of Pythian Sisters. All K.
of P. and wives Invited to attend.
All members urged to bo present.
Ilrlng in u now nioinbor.
See It. A. Holmes, tho Insurance
man. Ovor Jackson County Dank.
25C
EALY HOURS
House Owned by Etnll Mohr and Oc
cupied hy Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Todd
Is Destroyed Loss Is About
$2500.
An early morning flio Tuesday
resulted lu tho destruction of a wto-
jilorj' frnmo building at 232 West
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of tho Mooro hotej, and occupied by
Mr and Mrs. W. A. Todd.
Only a small portion or tho Tur
nituio was saved as tho flames had
gained considerable headway before
tho alarm was given.
Tho origin of tho tiro Is unknown
but Is thought to have started from
a defective flue. The loss amounts
to about $2500.
To find a bottor furniidiud room
poihups. at oon loMi rent than yo'i
now pay is surely a ta.sk worth i
few hours of your time, Ann your
r,elf with Home (dipped ads - and start
on a "little journey I"
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
I'Olt IM'.XT - Two unfurnished
roonih, heat, light, hath, and one
furnished, heat, liKhtuud Imlli. Call
.vjo s. iioib m. yj" ,
LOST Cocker -panicl, while, with
black kI. Met urn to conior
Tenth aud Kint; streets. 'JUl
WANTKH -Team horses, must he
sound; (five Height, nuc. color am!
puce. 1. 0. Iu 10, .Med-
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Kt)l 'HBNTiClog in, one law fur
imbed room or to 'unfuiiiisiunl
room, modern. Inquire eeuin
after tt, or Sunday at 707 W. Maui
Kireet. 23b
II IMS
TO KXCIIANUK for Mlfnrrt hio.,. 1- rt troatiuont, a powder, ab
u Ix-Biilit'ttl houw, ofiluokiiiK the solutely taa(elpss and odorless, Klven
Sound, in lUf Koyd residfiiee potion iretly In food or drink. OrrlaO Xo.
of one of the Ue (owns of the 8- ' !" 'or- b l'0'" n" v"o !
(a(e of Wttshiuirtun, in which uur;" to M voluntary treadneut Or
cmstomor holdh an equiiv, aud prop-, rf rosts only 51.00 a. box. Wilt?
wly euooiubeid to about extent of for tr OAlne booklet (mailed In
piviierty ottvwA wU h oouwdred. l,lUtt ,w' envelope) (o Orrlne Co..
Xo iMtddod irioes. TUe owner it 0J8 Orrlue birittllag:. Washlnston. l
(his property is attru.-lvd to ile.i- f Ow ' wcowmUed ami J for
loid to tjel rvlwt fivut mi siiavk . iu this city by Uou 11. lUaklus
tbiw. .:ml is iWncin Uu on "" ' -"v
pni itvr st Im limn his foiiMer If (be itrooa of the l-eadors ui
iii-h price lo eltWt iuik transfer. thi new.-papor ib iiuioitant to yoii,
Will H'UKuii in Mtdfiutl but u few uiakc our .-.toio-ttihortuinx iuiurt-
' i - in t nm kl on tin- Houc lint o THKM
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Sheriff W. A. Jones Answers Charges
of Mrs. Alice Trask Deputy Sher
iff. Manning ,Paldi Woman Her
Share, He Says, hut Wants More,
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That Mrs. Alice 'frank, who ves-
tordny filed suit against Sheriff W.
A. Jonos to letovor $100, which sho
alleges is duo her for tho capture of
(J1Ia A. Mock last September, made
an agreement at the time with Dep
nty Sherifr J. M. Mnnning and Jack
and Jim Garvin to dfvldo tho full re
ward of $350 Into four equal por
tions Is tho countercharge made by
Sheriff Jones In a statement this
morning.
"Tho county offered a reward of
$250 Tor Mock," he mild, "and I
nugmeyted that by tin additional
sum of $100. When Mrs. Trnsk In
formed us of Mock's proximity I
ordcied Manning to get him. He
took with him tho two Garvin boys.
"When thoy brought tho prisoner
hore," ho continued, "Mnnning told
me or the agreement they had ar
rived at and I gave him n chock for
$350. Ho later gavo Mrs. Trask a
check for $87.50, but some time af
ter that slio returned It to him. He
has tho "check yet and It will bo given
her at any time sho cares to tnko It."
Regarding the character or Man
ning, Sliorirr Jones stated that at
J Talent, where Manning Is stationed,
ho has always borne nu excellent
reputation anil ns tho sheriff put It,
"when ho told mo of tho agreement
I helloved liltn nnd I do still."
Normal Reyents Organizing.
SALKM, Or., Jan. 37. The state
hoard of regents of Normal achoolb
met yesterday afternoon nnd or
ganized. Jlis.s Cornelia Jlarvin was
appointed a member of the hoard of
regent, to .succeed William II. Aye",
losigned. Jleyond adopting plans for
tin' future course of procedure noth
ing" was done.
Stute Superintendent Alderman of
fered a plan for uniting (he Mon
mouth and Independence .school district-,
and takiuir in a number of the
outlying . eliool districts and making
it a huge observation and practice
school for training teachers in ac
tual work. It is tlio intention of tiif
board to build u model ntute normal
school to accommodate 3500 stu
dents. HOW TO STOP DltlXKIXG
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(.'ho Onlno and Destroy nil Desire
Tor Whisky and I leer Can Ho
Giwn Hecivilyl Try It at
Our Kvpciiso
Wo aro lu enruost when we ask you
to tr Orrlno nt our expense. Wo
will lo your money back If after a
trial j on fall to get results from Or
rlne. This Is a very Koaerous offer.
It j;les tho wives and mothers of
thoso who drink to excess an oppor
tunity to try (ho Orrlno treatment.
It also hliov. s our conrideuco in tho
merits or Orrlno. Orrlno Is lecog
nleil as the best and most successful
fenuuly tho world has over known for
lrnnkenness or tho so-cnlled Ihiuor
habit. K Is a very slniplo treatment,
'an be kIwmi In tho homo without
iuhllcit or lobs of (imo from busi
ness, and at a small rko. Head tho
'ollowlng letter from Dr. Xplte, 8th
ind Itaro streets, Philadelphia. It
will (ell you about some or (he won
leiful rokiilts from tho Orrlno (reat
ment: "I hac had a romarkablo cabo of
Inobrlacy uiidor my porsounl observa
tion. The patient drank heavily for
fifteen j ears and reached a dograded
condition, which caused tho breaking
up of his family and bcparation from
his wife. Kveiy hope was kIvoii up
of over snliiK the man from his
strong dcHlre to drink, and only a
mother's iuterost finally iiorsunded
hlia to voluntarily take troaliuont for
his dls'ased conditio. It was my
Ipleasuio to locomniond Orrlno, your
I liquor habit cure, and the treatment
.was taken faithfully. This was two
yoars ago and tho patient still ab
stains from the use of btimulanls. I
have sold Orrlno Jor a number of
4nrs aud havo always found it to bo
sHtlsmactory. 1 believe you have an
exceptionally good treatment for this
dUonse."
Orrlne Is prepared in (wo forms.
II Vn. i.i henllh.
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Legislature
SALICM, .Ian. 17. Following are
the hoiibc cemmittees:
Agrlcultuie Tlgard, Abiams and
Shnw.
Alcoholic trafric Clyde, Steclham
mer and Mngono.
Assessment and taxation Llbby,
Chnmbcrs," Carter, Gill nnd Powell.
Hanking Mahoney, Church, Pow
ell, J. W. Miller (Linn) and Wcster
lund. Capitol building and grouiids
Johnson, Cushuinn and Huntington.
(jltle3 'and towns Derby, Sutton
and Collins.
Claims Collins, Neuner and I'et
ersoiu Commerce ' Chapman, ' Chnttcn,
Chambers, Mariner and Hacklcff.
Corporations Cole, Tlgnrd and
IIollls.
Cotintlos Mariner, Eaton, Derby,
Gill and liuchannu.
Education Huntington, Belknap,
Powell, Urownhlll nnd Clyde.
Elections Buckley, J. W. Miller
(Linn), Abbott, Belknap and Jones.
Engrossed bills Lelnenweber,
Blgelow and Johnson.
Enrolled bills Enton, Graves and
Deals.
Federal relations Smith, Cldye
and Amine.
Fisheries Pierce, Mngone, Bol
Innd, Gill nnd Chambers.
Food and dairy pioducts Reck
leff, Shaw and Urownhlll.
Game Churrh, Holland, Buckley,
Steelhammor and Clemens.
Ilonlth and public morals Cottel.
Johnson and Smith.
Horticulture Westerlund, Simp
son nnd Reynolds.
Indian afrairs Steelhammcr, Sut
ton and Smith.
Insurance -llollls, Cole, BIgolew,
Derby and Mahoney.
Internal Improvements Ammo,
Cushmau aud Ambrose.
Irrigation McKInnoy, Brooks,
Peterson, Bryant and Thompson.
Judiciary Brooke, M. E. Miller
(Columbia), Buchanan, Colo and
Thompson.
Labor Industries J. W
(Linn), Plorco and Clyde.
Manufactures Ambrose,
Miller
M.
Miller (Columbia), Amine.
Medicine arid pharmacy Belknap,
Huntington, Cottel, Jones and Smith.
Military affairs Abrams, Buchan
an ami Fonts.
Mining Neuner, McKInnoy, P.nck
loff, Church and Westerlund.
I'ennl reformatory and charitable
Institutions Brownhlll, Mann and
Bonebrnke.
Printing Jones, Bryant nnd Deals.
Public landh Polersou, Thompson,
Simpson, Bonebrakc and Grave.
Public llbiary Cushman, Sutton
and Graves.
Hallways and transportation Bry
ant, Carter, Thompson, Mariner and
Tlgard.
Revision of laws Fonts, Peterson,
Derby, Neuner and llollls. ,
Roads aud lilghways Mann, Llb
by, Buckley, Chapman and Eggleston.
Rules and Joint rules Clemens,
Thompson and Powoll.
Salaries and mllengo Clemens,
Shnw and Bonobrako.
Salaries, stato and county officers
BIkoIow. Pierce and Buchanaun. I
Statistics and immigration Eg
gleston, Helland 'and M. E. Miller
(Columbia.) '
Ways and means Abbott, Mi Kin
ney, Reynolds, Mann, Chatten, Ma
honey and E?gloston.
WILL HOLD EMS
FOR TEACHERS SOQN
Count.v S t,erlntenJitit of ScIiooIb
J. Pure Wells toila announced that
a touchers' exainlnntlon will be held """
at the court hoiifio on February s, Sunny Monday will not shrink
'.), 10 and ll. CoitlficatcH for state i woolens or flannels, and will not fade
md oountv isrndes will be Riven, 'the colors in colored goods. It will
Although there are not many vn- Joui 5 the life of your clothes and is
cancloe at i rosont, n number of new the most ecDtiomtcal soap you can uso.
schools are expected within tho uenrj ZiJZZZZZMZUCfZ-TiwT,:..
future nnd about fifty candidates, It, THE Nt K FAIRBANJC COMPANY
Ih blleed will enter for the e.vnui-j CHICAGO
Inatlou-i
OesjiiU' uh fact that the present 2
Ih . doted reason tor almes:
les: euiyij
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form of ganio, Cunty Clerk . A ,
Coleuinn hn already issued M) hunt
lug llreubet, since .lanuarj 1-
nhin:- licenses to tho number of ;
I.: ha' at-o been applied foi and
glinted.
Stu'iitf A Jouoa dnw a sr(,lal
vouir of jjjrjmon to tvw at thej
micoiupleud teiin of thv tuuu iourt
.. n i
whbn neBins januao -o.
Sivt.v n ii 'on v HI '' M-'d. .I
HUNTING
LICENSE
MARKET
DRAWS VENIRE FOR .
JANUARY SESSION
Committees
SALHM, Jan. 17 Following aiv
the MMinte cemmittees:
Agriculture and foiestry Iluwloy,
unver. Jiurgcss. i
Assessment and taxation Noiton,
W. X. Uarrett, JIcCullocli, Jobepli
ITnvlev.
hanking W. f. Unrrelt, Iloskiin,
Lester, Von Ier Uolien, 1J. A. Miller.
Claims Merryuuin, Loeke, C. A.
Hardctt.
Commerce and navigation phase, j
Nottingham, Sinnott, Locke, Pntton.'
Cduutics -Lester, Yon der Hellen
Oliver.'
,Coti!ity and state officers C. A.
Barrel i, Wood, Abraham, Parrish.l
Ivcllaher.
Education Jliller, Ciin&c, Hawley. '
C. A .Barrett, Calkins. -
Ijlleetion and privileges Joseph,
Norton, Oliver. i
KnsiosBcd. bills Patton, W. N.I
Barrett, Mal'arkey.
federal relations Burgess, Von 1
dor Hellen, Mcrrymnn.
Fishing industries Sinnott, Dim-1
iek, Von der Hellen, Lester, Chase.
Game Wood, Parribh, Bean,
Locke, Norton.
Hortioultuio Calkins, Iio&kii'.s,
Albee.
Insurance Albee, W. N. Barrett,
Floskins, Jliller, Bowernian.
Iirigation MeCulloch, Burgess,
Norton, Merryman, Oliver.
Judiciary Jfularkey, Barett, W
X. Sinnott, Bcnh, MeCulloch, Nor
ton, Bowernian.
Industries Bonn Dimick, Locke,
Jloskius, Abraham.,
M'edieiue, piiannncy nnd dentistry
Loeke, Wood, Nottinghnm, Merry
inan, Dimick, Carson, Albee.
'Military affairs Abraham, Jos
eph, Albee.
Mining Parrish, MeCulloch, Bow
ernian. Municipal corporations Notting
ham, Dimick, Carnon.
Penal institutions Carson, Uenn,
Mnlnrkey.
Printing Nottingham, Ilnwley,
Cha'-e.
-Public buildings and .institutions
Oliver. Lester, Pat tor.. I
Public lands Boweunnn, Sinnott.!
Parrish, Von der llellon, M"alnrkey.
Hailrondfa Kcllahcr, Burgess, Pat-I
ton, Mularkoy, Benti. j
Itecolutions Ivcllaher, Hawley j
Calkins, Chune, Miller. i
Jtevision of laws Dimick, Joseph
Oliver, Abraham, Carlson, Chiiie,
Calkins.
lloads and highway Von dorllel-J
len, Miller, Kellaher, C. A. Barrett,
MeCulloch.
Ways and means Albee, Hnwov.j
Pat ton, Sinnott, Calkins!, Notting-
ham, Wood. '
Whitlock Better.
TOLEDO, Ohio, Jan. 17. Mayor j
Brand Whitlock, who was operated!
on fin1 riiiiimiiln'ili. nt. Kf. Viiwnnl's I
hospital after a sudden turn for the
worse viMerdny had a fairly good
night, his physicians .reported today.
Naphtha soaps can be used
'successfully only in cold wa
ter, bunny Monday laundry
hoap docs its work, no matter
vvhat kind of water you use
hard, soft, cold, hike-warm, I
hot or boiling; it also softens
hnrH vvitpr
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Calendars
in stock
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Piire: White Flour
Is llic best hard wheat Hour we ever saw. There are
other brands that sell for more, but we' know that
none is betteifor general family use. Afe know this
from experience, and hundreds oil women know it
from experience. , ,'
If you have ever used Puvc Whjtc JTlour you are
stjll using i(, no doubt. If you haven't tried it you
should try a sack. f you don't like it we will treat.
"We feel as sure that you will be pleased as wc feel
sure Unit we .are in business.
CALL MAIN 2711
ALLEN GROCERY CO.
Main and
STRENGTH
SECURITY
Three important factors to consider when
selecting a hank to transact your business
CAPITAL
SURPLUS AND PROFITS
JACKSON COUNTY BANK
of Medford, Ore.
W. I. VAWTEK, President
C. W. McDONALD, Cashier
Founded by W.
Money Making Tim
For the thrifty buyer.
to get so much for so little
Sale on Umbrellas now going on at
J. W. DIAMOND
Palm Block -
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THEA
The Home
The De Long's
in their Oper
atic Indian Act
"Cripple
Wing"
3-REELS of PICTURES-3
1. The Four Flush '
2. Shadow of the Past
3. The Captain's Bride
Matinee Saturday and Sunday 2:30 p.m.
Illustrated Song By Harry Blanchard
Admission 10c and 20c
Central Ave
CONSERVATISM
$100,000
$ 65,000
G. It. L1NDLEY, Vicc-Prcshlcnt
t
I. Vawter in 1888
o rf r-rr-r
You never had a chance I
as at the House Cleaning
of Vaudeville
. w"' " IW" '"w WW wnifii