Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 25, 1911, SECOND SECTION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 11

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TVlMOKpl) ISfXlb TRIRUNIJ, MlODhXWP, OWKdOX, SUNDAY. JUNE 25, 101 J.
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CENTRAL POINT ITEMS
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MiNH UlliHtt WlllllllllHIMI III' M('(l
l'inl in Hut uiii'Ht o' lint- mint, Mih
It W. Mycin,
MIhh Tilliu Allii-iH (if Union Im vU-
HillK M'lllllVl'H Mild I'rit'llllH lici.'
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.hhm Allt'tt WIlMMlli) tt WtllillVI III Irt
vImIUiik !- uiiiiul molliiir. .Mrn, Itnu-
Jull.
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Minimi iiuiu in rumncci 1h licit'
niter MitiiiiiM, IIIh I'ninlly I'liinn wli
liim mill inn vInKIiij; Jim, WrijliI'M
mollicr, Mih. Uniulnll.
.Ml. Iliild'iiliiiny wliii Iiiim lieiin m
ii'nlilniil ii (Viilrnl I'iiImI lur Ilin Pii'il
year, It-It ilia IiinI or (Im wi'iik fr
l.'lh AllKl'll'M ulll'IC hlllj will lllllkll IllT
I'llllllV lllllllC.
Tim Uiiiio Kivcr Viillny linilil
Vn it i'oiicitI mill I'liliiitainiMi'iH Ml
Uol.l Mill I'litlny niulil.
.Mi'. II. IC. Ti. .villi, id' llliiii.iM Iiiih
imri'liiunl nil (In. M1M.; in I Im .Moon
liiiiiilicr fiuiimiiy, mill uill cnriy on
Ilin IiiihIiunk Iidih I'lnitv now on.
T. .1. DiiuiiiiiK nf AhIiIhiiiI vlnilcil
IiIh. nmtlior mill lnutlicr, ,, , Down
iiiK. 1'iiilny.
Km1, mill ,tiM. Ilmiiillon wen- luir
licilly Htimtnoncil lioiiiii nun (IiiiiiIm
I'iihk TluiiHlity nielli In tin lii'ilptiilf
nf Hii'ir iliiiitlili'r, MImh IIiiiiiiIIoii,
wln wax hiuioiiHlv injiiicil hv lui
('mil iniiiiliiK iiwuy niMir tin' Ilmiiil
lon huiiii'.
Our city council will inccl in iul
joiiinuil u'rjiiliu' iiM'otinn Monilny
n. I'll ini,'. .Iiiiiij 'JO.
I'ioI". P. !'. Klein i now it inrlnr
in Ilin Mliuiliiu ih.'Mlri) with Will
Scoll mnl H nihil limilttr of Ihi' lloj,'tic
HI. it Viillny Imml.
Mihm Cornin, Minn MoNiikhiw, Alton
llniwn, A. Moon. . K. Troillo,
M. A. hill to I. I.. ItiiMh, .Mr. 1'ii'k-
mil. H. WVhli, dim Alorrto, Mr. Nor
mile. P. J. Ta lur, Wiinl llopkhiH mnl
liroiliur uTi' mnont; the inniiy ('"ii
Inil Point M'0.n thiit went to Alcil
rnl .r'rnlnv.
Tliurc will )i regular wrviwH nt
I hi' Mi'lhinliHi KiiNiM.ml I'hnrcli to
ilnv (SiiiiiIii,v) hv lint inw puxtor.
EDEN PRECINCT ITEMS.
TALENT ITEMS.
t li. Wnnl nf 1-Virto vnlluy mix
in 'I'nl. 'id lining I lulling on I'liilny.
Willniiii Ilmiiillon of Aiulcm-in
urt'Ok wm in Tulunt I'mlity ilninj,
hiixhiKNM with our mci chant.
; Kriiliiy A. A. Moody lull lor Swtl
iJiysWlotli., on ii IniHini'H trip.
0. l Loyil, iniiiintiT ol' tlm lU'ilni
Ki'iint'.v ni'iii'iul iiiiti'IiiiiiiIim' hIou.
in 'iiiip. in iirrmiis'inK the now
P.oiIh. II. V. Ilnllirioii Irom lliihin
pni'iin'1 wiim in Tnli'iil on Friday.
(.'laud Smith ol' Alarym-illc, Cal.( i
linuii' on a ir-it uitli Iuh paii'iilH .it
Tllll'llt.
'I On 't'liui'Mlay Ihgro wiim iiiitu im
wi'lloiai'iil on when Officer Irwin of
AhIiImiiiI plai'cil Karl (Crocker uiuli'r
iuii-nI. CrockiT in i'barj;i'il with
riiryiii' liin lalhi'r'h nmnu to it rhook
mnl duiiuc Ot'lohtT. 11110, of iiiNHiii
ijni clu'ck to F.Iiiut Colciiimi of l'lioo
niv. -
Al. V. Cmi'ki'r fornmrly livi'd nl
Tiilciil mid in it railroml I'lij-iiu'er. On
ThiiiHilay iiM'iiiiiK Farl C'roukiT wan
taken to AhIiIiiiiiI wlicru ho will liao
liix pi'i'liuiiuiiiy trial.
On Wi'ilncMilay Talont lind Hid
lionor (f) of hi'iuj: vinii'd by two
Alotiiion i'IiIith, 'riioiiuiH J, l'utti'rmiu
mid Al. .1. 1'iico of .Halt l.ako city,
lllah. Tho I'ldorrt Hired Iho town up,
fiium to lliu ciiiiulimidii (lint it wun
not a lii'allliy plncti for thi'in anil du
partvd. On W'l-diu'hiliiy Air. KmoU Wnl
Im tiitin of McdfoiU wiih in Tali'iit
tivatiiii; hi tallier l.oniri Watturuian
to an automohilu ndo.
On Wi'dniMilay Louis Waliuinau
hllippClt IIIIIO iTIlll'K of lllll'IL'Uin lo
iMi'tU'oid. Tim lirnt Kliipitii'iit of
fruit tlim year from thirl nyi'lion.
Your ('iiii('M)oinl(ii Iiuh tin pleiH
mo of Hemline you mi iii'i'iiiiiil ol
mi' of Ilin iili'ilHiiuliml iiiccpliouH
Hint wiim nviT ilvi(ii in Wooilmi'u liall
at I'luii'iilx. On ilulio li'J. Kill, Oak
t'iri'li! No. 'J 12 uiivii a riiiM'ptliiii 'o
tun of tlii'ir newly uiaiiii'd invuihuiw,
Afr. mid Alrn. ;A. fliiaui, Tlieio wore
pii'Hijiil iilioul All luvlleii kimIh mid
tnetiihi'i'H o lliu Cirele. Alm-li eredil
Im due the eouiluillee for the iiHIm-
lie uiauuer of ileeortilloilM of Ijoi.Ili
I allien ami lodo hmuii. A nolor
Hehoiiio Of pink and while wiih iiiiihI
le'iiiilifully earried out. Tim Htinwy
linen anil heautiful Milter and kIich
mnl oliiun, made a iiiokI 'lovuly pie
lure 1 1 1 the Illicitly elect rle lighted
loom.
Komi'm, earmitiotiH mnl lit iuh were
imed in deeoialioiiN, F.verylhin1.'
Iioiii Hie hiiIihIh lo tho cieiiiii,
li-iKimled the color Heheine. And
lient of all (Ini hpltil of ooil eheor
Mceuieil in preilouiliiate over- all,
At lliu elor.i of Hie liauiue.inauy
lieai ty IoiimIk won? Icnilvruil Die
Imppy couple, V. ., Cdeiiian,
eoiiuly eleik, ui'lmi; an IniiHlniiiMler.
Alter whieli lliu (iiardiau ueiclilioi
llooil olTieur of, llie eiiele pieMeuled
I'rom (lie niiMiiherri of tln ciicle lhre
lieaullful pii'moiiIm, A fine hIit and
ill KliiMfc fern liowl, nel of iUer lea-i
mmiouk ami an elite I'oik.
The ;rooin in tt4 hearty iiiauiier
reN'Miuilcd to (. prcMenlatlon, nl
IIioukIi Moiuewhiil uMTJo.teil hy the
oeeiiMion.
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W000VILLE ITEMS.
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KANE'S CREEK
Mr. and Mr. Hyrloy aru liolh imieh
imlihpoHud at tliU wiitiiiK- Dr.
Kmilli of Hold Hill in in atleudaneo
Mine. Haiiuimiuul KimltH of tlold
Hill Hptinl a day im-lilly iih whMh
of Mix. Swindon.
Mix. .Swindon npont the foro part
of tho week with her nixler, Mrn.
lliKiuhotlimn.
Air. and AIih, Uiiiium', who have
been umiiluulH nl! thin plmui for .d
iiuihI a yt'iir, will loa.vo on Kalunluy
j or Colorado, Iboir old homo.
Mm. Fred Strauho Iiuh reluriu'd
limiie from Forllmul al whioh plaee
nie Iiiih been llu Kiierit of hor paronts,
Mr. and AIih. Clark.
Mini.!' Cap Hwinden and Mary
ItriiH Hpmil TeiiMilay al Mm, Miu'-
llUU'Hi
i Tho nii'onl riiiiw iiuikoH it very
bad ou hay iiultinj,' art quito a fow
luivo alroadv eoinnienei'd to (till their
imipH, but in uullo Imnofieial lo tho
kii'U, which wan liiully net'dinj; iikhh
lu ro.
Chin Urn Htiiu'lH'mjrniniio a Iuihiuohh
Irip lo Moill'nttl mm iluy of last woolc
rolntiiniK homo Ilia huiiio day.
The plav Aeu by home Inli-ul for
(he bi'iielil of Hie linpioveiiient club,
wjh a K'l'iit Hueec. Aceordiui,' 'o
piihlln l. pillion every aelor win a
Mlar.
AHmk lli'inii'i) Smith and hur friend,
AIImh llotw lihl, were in the uppur
KvaiiH creek country Inst Wcilmwdny,
Holieitiuir MiiliseriplioiiK for lliu
WoniKilli' ArpiH.
The cily eouneil kihmvi1 an ordi
nunc., al lliu last meeliiiK lot bidding
Hie iimi of the (own as a pasture.
Air. Cai .Slrahii of Aledford wiim
in Woodville Ihh .Siiturday ealliiiK
on frii'iidM,
Mr. mid AIm. .Inhu Owciim fxpeol
lo lene about llm firit of July for
a trip Uironch Klniualli county mid
into Cnjifornia., They will & by
loam and will lake their lime lo sou
the country.
J..r. JacoliM wan in Aledford on
ThurMlay.
AIm. (Irani AWilx wan iu OraniM
I'auM belwceii train hint Thurhday.
I'l !.. 1.1 I I .
nivfv i t'oiiMincrame. fiuiuiintr fo
iut; on in Woodville at the present
tune. Air. John llolcom in huildiuj;
a fine larj-e hoiiMe on llruadway. Air.
Wakemaii is building a eoltao on
bin h1k on Cedar nlreel. Kny Sea
man him built ii bonne ou bis lot on
Oak Mrcot and wo have been iufoiiued
thai Air. Alathis will build a liiiiiL'.t
low ou llroadway ami Air. Laws will
blllld a cotldKo ou Afaiu street this
Miiininer.
Woodville U planning a ij ccle
bratloii for llie Fouith of July.
Iti'v. Al. I-:. Coen was iu Aledfoid
IiimI Thuiilay.
Air, and AIm. (Ini field I .mix nic
rejoicing over the arrival of a son
nil Tliiu'hduy,
AIm. Dr. Chihlmlin was a Cold Hill
visitor last Monday.
At the school eleelion held last
.Monday, J. .Jacobs wan elected
Iruslee for lliree yeiiM.
JACKSONVILLE
MrH. T. C. NorrlH of Kaneu Creek
dlHtrlct Una boon vIhIIIuk rolntlveo
ami frloiiilK In JncliKjivlllo.
Dr. W. It, Caiaoron wiim ovor from
Aiploj;nto WedacHay u(tornoon.
AIM. Ollff Hrtulford of Snu Fruu
elco (uoo MaiKUiot Kntou) In nt tho
homo of Iat mother for tho bonoflt
of her health. Mr. Hrmlford, who
ia'coiiiiniilml hor hither, roturned
hoiuv F'ldiiy.
John AHlipolo and R. S. Alkon, dop.
uly cnuiily uhhokhom, wtno lu Jaek
Honvlllo ThurHday o official IiubI-
II0HH,
W. W. Camoiou niul W. T. Host
wlalc woro ovor from ApploKutu
TliuiHilny, - .
1). II. ThoiupHon and IiIh family,
who huvu boon at SIbhou, Cal.,t for
Homo tlmn punt, returned to Jneluuin
vlllo WodneHday.
Walter llotitwlek of ApploKiito tnr
lioil a fow Iioiiih lu Jackson vlllo
TliuiHilny, Ho ban Jimt flultdiod a
flno, lui'K burn at Uu Huekloy vniich,
Mm. Uohooo TlupmiH litis rotiirnoil
from a vlHlt to hor formor homo lu
Mail comity..
At tlio Hpoclal elect Ion bold Wed
noflday only 110 voIch woro cast,
ninny voters not k'Iuk to tho polls.
Only 20 votes woro cast attnlnst tho
adoption tho now ubartor, ami :n
Votes worn, thfown In favor of cIiiiiih-
liiK the hoimdurlcH of tho corporation
no iih V) oxcludo Hoveral faruiH.
J. J, Mearn, who had tho contract
to build tho propound Jackmuivlllo
water worku, Iiuh relumed to i'nrt
Inud. Mm, Frank Itobbion ami Mm. Clirlii
Keniioy wro amoiiK their Medfonl
frlemlH TliuiHilny,
Wlllliim llouedlct nmdo a trip to
AHhland tho foio part of the week,
Veriio Van Dyko of Aledford, ical
I'liliito dealor, wiih ii Jacksonville vIh
I (Or TuoMilay.
It. Ii. Hurdle or AHhlaml rind W. T,
Coburn of (IraulH I'iihii woro lu Jack
HouvJIlo Tueiiday,
TvacherH exainluatlon emlei) Fri
day and JackHouvlllu wiih futyl of
Hchooliiia'aniii for sovorul days.
Ilullillni: of cemeiiL sidewalks lias
been leHUiiK'd lu Jacksonville. Much
poor work In this Hue wiih douo last
semuiti nil' soiio piopi-rty owners aro
oxceoillnuly wroth buciuso of It,
Theoilont Canioron Iiiih returned
from I'm Hand, where ho attended
tho hchhIoiih of the Miihoiih' i;runi)
IoiIko.
(leore Wolpuiioti, foroimin of
Hollywood orebardti, inmlo a trip to
Jacksonville Wednesday.
Mr. NewHonie, an old prospector,
was lu our city this week en route lo
Whisky Ouleli.
Kred Wamicr, for many years pub
lisher of thd Ashland Tidings, wiih lu
Jacksonville Tuesday.
II. C. .Maury ami Tyson IJenll, who
live near Contrnl 1'olu.t, were In Jack
sonville Tuesday moriiliiK en route to
Appli'Kiite,
C. S. y.'iiiilerHOii of Central Point
was beio a fow duyVsliico.
1). I.aiubort, a former resident of
UiIh place, In making bis sister. Mrs.
X. Mitchell, a visit.
Mr, and Mrs. Kred Copplo and Mrs
I. X Lewis of AmiloKtito traded la
Jaeksoutllle Wednesday.
This market Is bolnn supplied with
choleo truck from the Maury garden,
located ou tho Jacksonville-Central
Point road.
Dr. I'. Stout lias returned from bis
outing at lliitte Falls mid Is at tho
city driij; storu again.
William Campbell hns been doing
couslderablu carpentering al Xeuber
tk llnmia'H chicken station. They
haw) several hundred birds of dif
ferent varieties growing.
A. J. Stand of Applcgato was on
a trading expedition to Jacksonville
Wednesday.
Professor IT. S, Collins of Medford
was tho guest of II. .M. Collins, cash
ier of the Dank or Jacksonville, tv
fow duy ago.
Mrs. V 1 4y of Aulelojui niado rel
atives living In Jacksonville a Islt
this uciik.
M. Ilaldwin of Applegntn was a
business visitor In Jacksonville re
cently. P. F. Swayno ami W. II. Vonablo
of Applcgato nmdo us their usual
visit this week.
Luko Itynu roturned rrom Portland
In her npw nuto, accompanied by
Mr. HlnuiKon, tho cliutiffour. They
made good time, notwithstanding
soma fierce roads ami bad tires.
Dr. J. Jtoblusoii and Frank
Kiisshorer opent a few bourn lu Mod
ford Tuesday aftornoon.
An adjourned term of tho circuit
court was bold tho first of tho week,
but did not last long,
Y. II. Allen wjih over from tho
Sterling mine Tuesday. Ho la lu
charge or thai extensive placer propo
sition. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Uiw of Willow
Springs wero here Tuesday trading
with our merchants.
M. .Mayor, tho ploneor tailor, who
has been a resident of AbIiIiukI many
years, removed to Jackhouvlllo Wed
nesday and began business tho next
day.
(icnrgo MalbowH of Ashland spent
Tuesday lu Jacksonville.
Hon. S. M. Xealou nf Table Hoclc
was among those who did business In
Jacksonville Tuesday.
Frank Hauls, the well known dis
ciple of J. Isaak Walton, has gone
to Josephine county ou his annual
fishing expedition mid will bu at Mer
lin, mid Oallco creek .most of tho
summer.
At tho recent school election lu
1 Jacksonville llr. T. T. Shaw and I.owls
IMrleh woro ro-elected directors and
clerk respectively.
Miss Fay Sears of Aledford was tho
guest of .Mrs. Lewis Ulrlcb Thursday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Dunford luivo
returned rrom their honeymoon,
which wiih spout lu Portland,
Charles Hamilton and Hobort Itay
yoro civor from Applogato Friday,
A, J, nrimcB of (IrautB Pass was
Iu Jacksonville Friday to attend tho
funeral of his sister, tho Into Mary
H, Oi lutes.
Aiifouo Hoso baa gone to Rogue
river on a fishing trip with Frank
Hunts.
Mary 15. Orlniva dlod at tho resi
dence; of hor brother, Abnor Grimes,
lu Jacksonville, Thursday, after u
protracted illness. 1W liuuiy yoara
Mlsa Gilmes has been a cripple, but
boro hor mlufortuno with Christian
rorlltudo. Hor death Is generally ro
grotted. Four brothers and two sls
torn aurvlvo O40 decoasod, who was a
pioneer of Oregon.
JJPJfPPJPB
J. B. BNYART, Proildont J. A. PBIUIY, Vlco-Proildont f
V. K. MlCrtftlCIf. VIcn.PrmlilAii TnifM M ntlTtf rimMm- ?
JOHN 8. OltTII, Cnshlor
V. D. JAOICflON, Ass't Canhlor.
The Medford National Bank
Capital, $100,000.00
Surplus, $20,000.00
BAKU DKPOH1T HOXKS FOR ItKNT. A OKKKItAIj I1AXKINCI
mJHINKHH XHANSACTK1). Wo SOLICIT YOUIt I'ATltONAGE.
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MORTGAGE LOANS, COUNTY WARRANTS
CITY AND SCHOOL BONDS
Money on hand at all times to loan on improved
ranches and fruit land.
PHONE 3231.
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A Welcome Change
Smoke curling up from the farmhouse
chimney as the men are coming in from the
fields, gives a pretty suggestion of a good sup
per and a comfortable home. But it also
means a hot, tired woman, working hard over
a blazing fire.
. Your wife can escape this with a New
Perfection Oil Cook-stove.
A New Perfection keeps a kitchen many degree cooler than any
other range, yet it doe all a coal or wood range can do. It aves time,
labor and fueL No wood to cul; no coal to carry; no athej; no toot.
Wiih the New Perfection oven it is the bet cooking device you can
find anywhere. ,
M will t, 2 umJ 3 hntn, will Vm.
tttfqinnff Uu ctumtled Uuslbt. tuna
uexlr lixhtd thnxxheet. TJal 2- td 3
Umrr Mora in be hd wih at withaal a
ctMt top, wluch a tutd vwfa drcp ithra.
lawtlttckt,ttc
Dtt3m rrrrrhttt I or vrrilt for efcicrip
tjr aroiUr U th duioI atucr oi lb.
Standard Oil Company
(Incorporate)!)
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HEN bread was called
the "staff of life" the delicious
crackers, cakes and biscuits of today
Avoro unknown.' A baker in those days meant a man
who baked bread. A baker nowadays means more it
signifies an artist who tickles your palate with thoso
flukey eraekei's and other tit-bits that give you an add
ed npnetHo for food and help digestion.
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Who's your baker," means nuieh. It
moans better health, a healthv stomach
and happy" days. Tf you study the mat
ter as w&study it, this is your bakery
for we laiow your needs. AVe already
supply many of your neighbors. Try
usjioxt fciiuo.
ALLEN GROCERY CO.
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ifocA- cfoeam eon fi& onfy a hfoobant
one when you &feeh ohon tfoem. a
hoom adoned vntfo one- iA Sedb
vuCC Cook 6lh& dheashiCand. C&t ub
ft&Ch you make youi foomz jtitty. you
ecm enioy ou Sedb Sotfo nhtffot and day.
youh4 PiuCy
Medford Furniture & Hardware
Company
THE REX MARKET
WK Alr TO SKLIi TUB UUST MT..W IX THE CITY, AXD ALL
AVK ASK TO 1'KOVK IT IS A THIAIi.
'2SSE3t5SEL lsu,t thl" a ,aIr prop3'n?
10 lb. Pail Lard $1.20
5 lb. Fail, 65c 3 lb. Pail 40c
Pac. I'hono 0071.
Homo 141.
FlUMBUN (j
STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING
All Work Guaranteed
Prices Reasonable i
COFFEE.N . PRICE i
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fhe Atmosphere of the Office
In Hot Weather 1ns an Important Influ
ence on die Transaction of business
A GENERAL ELECTRIC FAN
will keep the air in circulation and relieve the oppressiveness
of summer temperatures. It is the next best thing to a
vacation.
We can put a G.E. Fan in your office whenever you
are ready. u
Rogue River Electric Co.
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