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tEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, 01? BOON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21. 1011.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. Melklo, Mrs. Provost, and Mr,
And Mrs. M6PIK0 Ot ABltlnml motored
oyer to Bedford todny. Wlilto horo
tlioy did u lot of boosting for tlio
Hobo nnd Strawberry Cnmlvnl to bo
Siold In tltolr city early In June. The
Carnival will bo run under tho mnna
Kctnctil of tlio Womens Civic Imnrcno
lnont Chili of Ashland.
Head display advertisement on an
other imgo of this Issue, lltitto Falls
Lunilior company.
JoVjt C. Pruett of Griffin Creek
Bpcnt Wednesday In Medford on a
short business trip.
Mnko an Investment by Insuring
vrlftf the "Mutual I.lfo of New York,'"
pays the lnrEest dividends. J. P. Hut
chason, Agent,
Jolf TlVophy of Upper Roruo River
Is spending a few days In Med ford
on business.
Carkln & Taylor (John II. Carkln,
Gloan O. Taylor), attorneys-at-law,
over Jackson County Bank Illdg.,
Medford.
V. II. Shannon of Grants Pass Is
spending a few days In Medford on
business.
Do you want 5 acres in nlfalfa, one
nillo south of Main street, cheap? C
W. H. Evcrhard, 212 Fruitgrowers
Bank BldTg.
John W. Thompson of Ashlann
spent Tuesday in Medford on business.
Gregory's panoramas and views sell
real estate.
llonrv R. Wilson of Trail Is a
visitor 1n Medford.
Two and one-half acres In alfalfa,
one mllo south of Washington school;
easy terms. A. W. H. Everhard, 212
Fruitgrowers Bank Bldg.
Tho Morchants Association will
meet this evening in tho Knights of
Pythias hall. Plates will bo laid for
seventy as a small banquet Is to be
served.
If It is for chickens, Schmidt has
It, Main st., on R. R. track. C
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Olwell left
Tuesday evening for a business and
pleasure trip to Seattle.
If It Is to feed horses or cows,
Schmidt sells it . ,
J. H. Waro left for Portland on
Tuesday nights rain.
Medford local socially party meet
every Sunday night at 7:30 at Smith's
bnll on North Grape street. Everybody
invited.
Carl yon dor Ilollcn of Eagle Point
was a Medford visitor Wednesday.
Sco R. A. Holmes, Tho Insurance
Man, over Jackson County bank.
G. L. Darley of tho Des Chutes
Land Co.. the Carey Act Lann nrl-
Mra. Stanley Baker of Portland Is
VlsUlnft her mother, Mrs. B. h. Bell
In this city.
Chief Knglnccr Gerlg of tho Pa
cific ft Eastern has loft for a busi
ness trip to Portland.
J. E. Patterson of Tuleilt, was a
Medford visitor Wednesday.
Cotihty Commissioner Georgo L.
Davis was In Jacksonville Wednesday
on etiunty busluers.
'Leo Ellis of JnrlCsonvlllo spent
Wednesday In Medford on business.
A Hint From Paris
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Peter M. Kershaw, has left forj
Redding, Callforuln, on a business1
trip by automobile. Ho will tour
all of Northern California.
Mr. and Mrs. V. C, Brown, have
left for a short business and pleasure
trip to California points,
Georgo L. Boone of Talent spent
Wednesday In Medford.
William McPherson n prominent
resident of Rocktord, lllnols, has ar
rived In Medford In search of a loca
tion.
W. H. Reed of Central Point spent
Wednesday In Medford on business.
W. W. Henderson of Phoenix, wa3i
in Medford Wednesday on a BUort'
business trip.
John Crave of Willow Springs,
transacted business In Medford Wed
nesday. Mrs. Clarence IT. Johnson of this
city will leave Wednesday night for
an extended visit in Ohio.
WAR IN STEEL
PRICES PREDICTED
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Severs All Connections With Unit
ed Steel Corporation and Goes Af
ter Business Independently.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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WANTED--Reliable party to repro
send old" llilo accident and healMi
Insurance compahy In Medford and
vicinity, no previous experience
necessary; steady employment with
opportunity for advancement to
rlghl party. Address I. C C, care
Mall Tribune. f4
FOR SAI.K--1SH0 model 4 cylinder
"Plorco Arrow" cheap. Good shape.
Inquire Box 78G. P. T. Emorlch,
Medford.
Not nn Experiment.
Paint Lick, Yy. Mrs. Mary Free
man, of this place, mis: "Before 1
commenced to take Curd til, I suffered
'so much from womanly trouble! I
was so weak that I v.t down on my
back nearly all the time. Cardul
(haR done mo moru pood than any
medicine I ever took in my life. 1
can't possibly praise It too highly."
1 You need not bo afraid to tnko Cnr
diil. It Is no new experiment. For
I fifty years. It hnH been found to ro
nton, twTmnr ml. HBrruu W
wiCLCMTB cortmiUT. 1.11. sw to m ua1.i cu.
AN EVENING GOWN
STORE TO BE CLOSED
Friday evening for remarking shoes
at Edmeadcs Shoo Store. Saturday
is to be slash day.
FARGO SALES CO.
NEW YORKYar.iT 25. A biK war
in steel prices is expected ris the 're
sult of nn announcement hero today
that the Republic Iron aud Steel com
pany has severed, all connection with
the United States Steel corporation
(the trust) mid wilt solicit business
on its own terms in the future.
Chairman Topping of the Republic
company's board of directors chnrges
his concern was shabbily 'treated by
I tho trust and thaUtho blan to smash
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gators In the Southern Des enures tj,e "gentleman's aLTeement" Ions
ACCUSED OF ROBBING
PELICAN BAY LODGE
KLAMATH FALLS, Mny 21. 0.
II. Wagner and Ottoe Arlee are the
names given by two men now iu the
county jail charged with breaking
into the Ilarriinnti lodge at Pelican
bay and cxtrnctfm things therefrom.
The men were arrested Saturday
night by C. D. Willson and Forest
Ranger Qourtdnde, and brought to
the city early Sunday morning. Yes
terday they were; hnilcd before Jus
tice Graves and bound over to the
grand jury.
Draperies
We carry vry complete lino ot
tlraprleft, laco curUlns. rtxtur, ota.
ml do all oliuia of upholKiorlnir. A
special man to look after till work
fsclUHlvoly and will Klvc oh1
cr'lc an l nos.ilblo to sot In ven
tho larRcat cities.
Weeks & McGowan Co
Medford
-Horse Shoeing Shop-
1S8 South Ilarctlctt Street.
Pacific Phone 1831
Homo S10-H.
C. L Allen, Prop.
GIVE US A TIIIAL
WOOD FOR SALE
Limited amount of Dry Aah. oltbcr
block or split, how prfce.
Phone 3311
valley, central Oregon Js in Medford.
Ashland'Stcam Laundry. Medford
office, phbnc No. 1201.
Hnrry Helms will take a party of
local fishermen to Squaw Lake Thurs
day where sevoral days willvbo spent
In fishing.
Do you want 14 lots 50x145 each
for J2500 on easy terms? C. W. H.
Everhard, 212 Fruitgrowers Bank
Bldg.
Joo Memmersley of Gold Hill was
in Medford Tuesday on business.
Henry Bates, particular barber, 128
W. Main st.
Thomas Hardy of Central Point
spent Wednesday in Medford buying
supplies for an extended prospecting
trip in this county.
See Tatsuma for all klnda of Jew
elry and watch ropalrlng at 322 AHco
street off Beatty. C5
Johu It. AdaniBon, who recently
purchased a 20 acre tract near Eagle
Point has arrived from Spokane to
mako his homo here.
For the right kind of Mutual Fire
Insurance see W. V. Mooro, room 209
Phlpps building. Phono 3122.
Lcsllo Thompson of Gold Hill Is
in Medford on business.
Chicken dinner Wednesday noon,
29 South Bartlctt Bt. Mrs. May Tay
lor. 51
Tho Medford Gun Club will glvo a
pnietlco shoot at the club grounds
north of city Friday afternoon, a nice
prize will bo given for high score
on 25 birds. All sbootors arc cor
dially Invited. Medford Gun Club.
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subsisting and to go it alone meets
tho approval of his whole directorate.
RESUME ISSUED OF
ALASKA COAL CASES
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
Day Phono 2271
Night riioucs F. W. Weeks 2071.
A. E. Orr, 8003.
LADY ASSISTANT.
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I(I11I A. I'M I X
TTiu!rfiikr unit Kiniialniot i
flnnffnuani in Hia unrtnrf nVlnrv iln.
; partment of Medford Furniture Co. ;
Office with Medford Furniture Co. : ;
Tolepljonos: Day, Boll 3515 m
John A. Perl, resldenco, Bell 4111,;!
i - A Mr
liomo n'ju.
0. W. Conklln 3601. J. H. But-J
ler 857L., ,
AMBULANCE flKHVIOB
WTASHINrJTON. D. C, May 24.
Fred Dennett, commissioner of tho
general land office, issued today a
resume of tho Alaskan coal situation
to date, Ot 1,708 claims 640 navt
resulted in cases against tho filers,
one is before tho United States sup
reme court and more than 100 nave
been held up because of tho unfav
orable reports of government agents.
The remaining 344 claims aro now
being investigated.
C'oramlsbloner Dennett declares
that in most of theso cases dummy
entrymen were used by tho claimants.
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' To contemplate advertising won't bring
f business. Start now and yon win become. 4
convinced that it pays to advertlso all the 4
time. , I
CAR OF MONUMENTS ..
MADE IN MEDFORD
A. car of monuments manufactured
from southern Oregon granite, valued
nt $4000 has jtiht, been hhipped by a
local granite company over the Siski
yous to California where it will be
distributed. A large stono valned at
nearly $1000 has just been shipped to
IJoise, Idaho, and nnother to Hono
lulu, T. II., which tends to show that
the fame of tho local granite used in
monumental works is bpreudiug rap
idly over the country. Two carloads
of manufactured stone were recently
shippedto northern points in the
htate.
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CHIEFfC0X ACQUITTED ,r
UF MALFEASANCE CHARGE
PORTLAND, Or., May 21. Ac
quitted of the clinrgo of malfeas
anco of office, it is believed prob
able that Chief Cox will return 'to
his duties in tho near future. Chief
Cox today declined to speak of his
future plans in this regard.
The charges against Cox resulted
from u crusnde of disorderly houses
and it was alleged that he refused
to closo them. Following his indict
ment by the grand jury Cox re
signed temporarily.
WASHINGTON, D. C, May 24.
Henry L, Stimsou pf New York i
prominently mentioned here today as
n possible running muto for President
Tuft in tjie campaign of 1812. Taft,
it is said, fully expects to renomi
nated, and his friends and advisers,
iu casting about fprvn man to head
the ticket with him, n,ro suid io fa
vor stiinsoi). both for geographical
mid personal mUbne. '
JUST OUT
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Medford Mail Tribune!
Official Map of
Jackson Countjy, Ore.
Compiled especially for the Mall Tribuno by the
Jackson County Abstract Co. Approved and offi
cially adopted by tho county court, July, 1910.
Shows ownership of each parcel of property,
township and section linos, county roads, forest re
serves, railroad grant, city and town boundaries
and all other necessary information.
Tho only convenient, handy, completo map
of. Jackson county published in many years, Slzo
29 by 40 inches, on heavy map paper, tinned 'at
both ends.
No homo complete without this map. It 6)s
for J2.50, but will bo given away free to subscrib
ers to tho Medford Mall Tribuno.
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Old subscribers may socuro the map by paying
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Medford Mail Tribune t
27 N. Fir Street
Medford, Ore.
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llevo headache, backache, it ml similar builds up tho Htieiinth, preventing
womanly troubles. Composed of gen- much unnocemmry pitlii. Try It for
Mo-acting, rtorb lugrddlonts, Cardul your troubles today.
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SALAD BOWLS
1 5c Each
We will put on salo horo tomorrow (soo oust win
dow) 5 dozen 8Vf)t 9 and dxA inch fancy decorated
Salad Bowls, w6rth 35o to 50c each in any storo
in the city. Special for Thursday only, each 1 Kq
-LACES--
5c Yard
Over 5000 yards io
select from hero in
Torchon, fine val and
pillow ease laces, VI'
to (5 iiu'hes wide. Keg
ular 8o, 10, 121e
values, sale price,
5c Yd.
Sun Bonnets
25c Each
Ladies or misses
plain colors and fancy
elieeks..! ust the thing
for these bright sun
ny days, good full
sizes, -
25c Ea.
An Ideal Ochard Home
at a Sacifice
$100 PER ACRE
CuiimInIh of tnu nureil linen and niiodmlf
MillcM fioin tlulvhiK inllnmil town; two
inlli'M ri nut Hliliitiiiiild ono ml Io fnim
Uniiun river; AR iwri'M In miltlvsilloit; 4D
iU'c" III il-Ji'iil-dlil dull Of lii'iil tioiiu
IIHTOlllt VIH lOtlrMJ IU llfll'H III Wlll'lllt
Imlf acre of Ttilaty )intifHj Oneii iinver
fiilllntf hihIiik", .mifflcli'iil wittdi' to Irtl-
uitlo Iiiikk Rniilon Hint fur nil iliniirMlln
tniitiini-f. Mtuiiteit r I h tit at liounK; nliout
J2D00 win tit of ndoU mill liuiilwiiioutx
Ki wllli plin'o. Ono of incut ln'iuitiriil
liullilliiK xlti In ItiUtim tllvrr Milli-y,
Hiimllil vlnvv of (lie tlvnf, Mmmt l'ltt
itiul rtiiriniiiiilliiu vullny. Two limin ninl
IllllIO lull It lllwl Kt'lll OlIlOl' (MIlHlll-
Iiiih. On county toml eeiiiieelliu: with
nojv litliltiii to li liultt IIiIn ttiiniiiini.
lliHl flnhliiK hi tlit wot hi nlut ni'iir lumt
liuntlntr uronhilii In vitlUy. ImmlN rtillu
crt not l lutil.or IwU'o tlm imniiy.
Owner li poor lirnltli uml In onlor to
inulu' uulck null) will win If Ion Tor II".
fid lutir i-iimIi, Imlnneo In ono niiil (wo
uwr, per cent, Von otin Oonl illrroi
Willi owiii'f. Kor rurllmr InforiiinlliiM
ciiil II IK Wcm Kiithlli nticot or plionn
Muln COOI.
Boys Blouse Waists
Havo you soon tho line of boys Madras Cloth and
Cheviot Blouso Waists wo aro showing, bottor,
neater and cheaper than you can mako thorn. Horo
in size3 4 to 12 years; light and dark colors, 25c
to 50c each .
Hussey's
10,000 POST CARDS 1 C&NT EACH
SMITH
APARTMENT
HOUSE
317 MOUTK KXVKHSIDB AVBNUH
Thirty compliWly fnrnlftttd
Apr1mtU for XoiUUa
8u lUur n4 I.UfUt
Tr TUpbona
ptAktnr Tntxit, 011 Ball
rrtoat Bfttba
Kw, OIn unit 0ntlry
for Airtmnta iily
WM. Smith, Prop.
.FOR SALE
OLTV HUOPIOKtV
Lota wholesalo and retail
MOOR-EHNI-CO.
212 FruifgrowerH Bank Bldg
Rock Spring
Goal
OX HAKD AX.& TKB TTUB.
raoifB lcoi.
Burbidge
rmti COAX. MAM,
GINGRAMS
(4ond
qual'b ,
8pecil yd .
4c
MANN'S
Central Ave. Near P. O.
MUSLIN
Unbleached
7c quality,
a yard
5c
MONEY SAVING BARGAINS FOR THURSDAY
$10
in nun
$19
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SPRING SUITS
25 new spring suits, beauti
fully 'made real $15.00
values, special
"La Vogue" spring suits, al this
spring styles, worth
$25, special
each '. , ..J
WAISTS
300 woniciif? tailored and lingere
waists, nicely trimmed AO
with lace, worth $1.50, SfflC
special each , vjj
GLOVES
Womens long lisle gloves, all John's,
75c values, OAjfi
Hperinl, OefC
a pair ,..,
BABY BONNETS
Fine lawn baby bonnew, triniuyyl
with fine lace, very ICi
special, 4ij
Thursday AU v
MtJSLIN UNDERWEAR
"Womens corset covers and rtCa
drawers, very -yll
special, each "
AVonions corset covers, drawers and
skirts, worth IIO
85c, special 4 fit
at JJ
AVoiuens coi'sct- covers, drawers,
gowns and skirts values A()
up to $1.50, very ' ' JfTir
special t v'
AVompn's corset covers, drawers,
skirts and combination J MQ
suits, values to $2.00, Jfc I QL
special ! W-0
SPRING COATS
"Womens long spring coats, new styles
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sneciAl ipAVrnVV
Womens extra fine siiring coats well
S,;ii.mpo r ha
sneciai tJIXef V V
tt.
$1.19
$1.98
HOUSE DRESSES
A splendid line of percale house dress
es, all sizes,
very special
lit . . ft . . . ,,, ,t
CORSETS
"Wed h'eru" Regular $5.()f
grade, very
sjiccial !
OILCLOTH
Best quality colored oil clolli, ('nil
width, good patterns a a
special, a I
yard M.Vj
HOSIERY
Aomens and childrens last black
nose, very special, ,
'I'lllli'urlux'
We
Thursday,
a pair
"Buraon" hose for women, regular
zoe ones, very
special, a
pair
Womens lisle hose in black and (an,
splendid qualitv, vary
K: ! J5c
15c
'jStowarls" safety
pins, soiu ai
.10c, special
a card
MANN'S
Central Ave. Near Pf O.
tiAIRNETS
Our regular "
10c ones, JlP
special each vv