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aiEDFOTTD MAIL TRIBUNE, M13DFORD, OR KG ON. FRIDAY, .11 T17V 7, 1911.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Prof&Ror P. .T. O'dnrn loft Friday
for nn Intjpeotlon of novornl nrchtmta
In tlio Central Point nnd Knglo Point
districts,
- I. 13. Hoover nnd T. 13. Pottenpor
wero ninoiiR tho Arodfordltcn who
Journeyed lo tho county seat Wednes
day. '" "
(v Mitchell & Ilocck mnko Icclesa rc
frlncrtftOrB that Keep your butter and
milk In perfect condition without
Ico: .
Mrs. F. W. Cnrnalinn has left for a
Visit nt Lake Tnhoo In California. Sho
will bo absent n month beforo re
turning and will visit San Francisco.
Tho county commissioners' court
was I it' session Wednesday nnd Thurs
day nnd transacted a largo amount of
buBlpness.
'For tho right kind of Mutual Fire
Insurance, sco W. V. Moore, room
209'Phlpps building.
W. P. Gould and daughters made
h trip to tho Applegate section a few
days since.
. 'Announcement of the birth of a son
to Mr. nnd Mrs. Guy Mooro has been
received. Mr. and Mrs. Moore who
were formerly residents of Mcdford
arc now residing nt Hnlsey, Oregon.
' Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Weston motor
ed to Jacksonville tho foro part of
the week and visited Mrs. Margery
Bradford who is seriously 111.
Sco .It. A. Holmes, Tho Insurance
Man, over Jackson County bank. "
Ed. Andrews, .7. D. Heard and Geo.
Jj. Davis wero recent visitors at tho
county seat.
Carkln & Taylor (John H. Carkln,
Gleun O. Taylor), nttorneys-at-law,
over Jackson County Bank BIdg.,
Mcdford.
. Geo. H. Durham of Grants Pass
wns In Medford Wednesday, on his
way to Jacksonville on legal business.
Head lettuce at tho Plnecroft gar
E. J. Price Is among us again, after
an absence of many years. Ho Is
selling tho Carter automobile.
ChnuUiuqna, Ashland. Oregon, July
6-1 S. "netter than over." Don't miss
it Send to W. II. Glllls, secretary,
for booklet.
II, D. Mills, J. J. Patton and C. P.
Briggs were among thoso residents of
Butto Falls who appeared before the
county commissioners court wheri the
question of incorporating tho town
camo up. Thoy were In Mcdford al
so. Call ir. C. Brown, 425 Holly for
plumbing and heating. Phono 2121.
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Paul Hansen was In, Jacksonville
Wednesdy, where his firm is doing
some work on tho county buildings.
Chautauqua Friday 6 p. m. Read
ing by Mildred Willmer. The best
ever In Southern Oregon.
A. E. Reames went to Jacksonville
Wednesday- on business before tho
county court. He was accompanied
by Frank Brown and Wm. Von der
Hellen of Eagle Point.
Grain and alfalfa hay for sale at
Oakdalo Park addition. See W. H.
Evcrhand, 903 West Ninth street,
phono 6071.
J. H. Beeman of Gold Hill tran
sacted business in Medford and Jack
sonville Wednesday.
W. H. Clement, former court houso
Janitor has returned from a business
trip of soma length In California.
Mrs. O. Crawford made her Jack
sonville friends a visit during the
week.
Good to look at fish market bill
this week s!l, fresh halibut 10c a
pound, silver smelt, 12 l-2c a pound,
fresh ranch eggs 2Cc a doren; Hol
land creamery butter 30c a pound.
General delivery four times' a day,
tolophono your order, Homo 233,
Boll 3031. Plenty of chickens all
kinds every day. Messier & Ken
worthy, 17 North Fir. 91
Mayor Canon, left Friday morning
for Roseburg whero he will appear
before the general land offlco for this
district In connection with the homo
stead of It. S. b. Hutchinson near
Tolo regarding which a controversy
lias arisen.
Medford Hardware for tents.
Mrs. Claroiico Giafzo has left for a
vlBlt of n month's duration at Aber
deen, Wash.
Mrs. F. W. Shields lias relumed
from a Visit at Ashland with friends.
Mrs. J. It. Uynn and Misses Ryan
leave Friday for n visit at their for
mer home In Illinois. They expect to
bo absent four months,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Mayfleld are
visiting at Peyton.
C. C. Gaul Is seriously 111 at the
homo of his son In this city. Mr.
Gaul Is a pioneer farmer of Jackson
county.
William Uctz'nml' children nro
tailing friends nt Lake Creek.
Henry R. Bowen of Grants Pass ts
tn Medford on n short bustnes trip.
W. H. Williams of Central Point
spent Friday In Medford.
Harry McUee of Sterling Is In Med
ford after supplies for his mine where
he has six men at work.
Big sale on willow plumes, at Home
millinery, 1021 West Ninth street.
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Ernest Webb leaves Friday even
ing for a week's visit at Portland.
Benton Bowers of Ashland has re
turned from a months visit In the
Willamette Valley.
11. J. Palmer bus bought a new
piano delivery wagon.
Great slaughter on hats at the
Home millinery, 1021 West Ninth
street. "" 96
John'G. French of Trail is spend
ing a few days in Mcdford on busi
ness. I). W. English of Brownsboro is
visiting in Mcdford with friends.
Mrs. J. R. Ryan and Mrs. J. T.
Dossett left Thursday night for Cht
cago where thoy will visit for some
time.
W W. Harmon left on a business
trip to Prospect Friday.
Tho city conncll will meet this
evening fn regular session.
Louis F. Prultt of Ashland ts visit
ing friends In Mcdford.
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RAILROAD' TO CONNECT
WITH OREGON TRUNK
JOSEPHINE CO. JURY
UNEARTHS ll SCANDAL
GltANTS PASS, Or., July 7.-11.
C. lint hum n prominent ritiuni nud
ex-county fruit inspector, wns indict
ed yesterday by thu grand jury which
returned n true bill, whioh nllegcs
that Untlium attempted criminal as
sault upon taU Hull, the liJ-yenY-old
daughter of W. C. Hull, seorefnry
of the Rogue ltiver Lumber company.
1 tut limn appeared in court upon n
bench warrant nnd his hail wns fixed
lie is married and Jives with his
family, which consists of wife nnd
two adopted daughters. IIu omuo
h'ere about three years npo and lins
dealt heavily in land delas.
Several months ago it wns rumored
that his conduct was about to be in
VCiitigntcd, and that probably uhnrgos
would be preferred, but tho mtvtl'r
wns dropped. He has always been
fond of being with young girls, fre
quently taking a nntubcr around in
hacks into the country. Prior lo
residence hero ho camo from Hood
lliver where he hns a brother that
is a prominent fruit grower of that
section. His term of fruit inspector
in this country wns unsatisfactory to
horhcviitural commissioner nnd ho
was finally discharged from his position.
(Continued from Pace 1.)
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Weeks & McGowan Co.
TTNDERTXKERB
Day Phone 0271
Night rboncs F. W. Weeks 2071.
A, K. Orr, g0O9.
IADY ASSISTANT.
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JOHN A. PERL
Undertaker and Embaliner
Rtirrnttflnf fn fhrt nnnnrtnirlnv rif,
! ; partraont of Medford Furniture Co. ;
Offlco with Medford Furniture Co.
Telephones: Day, Boll 301;
John A. Porl, resldonco, Bell 4111, ;;
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C. W. Conklln 3801. J. H. But-
0r 3071.
AMBULANCE SKUVIOB
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would be of little value to the owners
unless an eastern connection wns
mane "with tiic uregon Trunk, as nn
isolated road it wonld never be a
paying investment. He stated fur
ther that as Boon ns possible thr
construction work would be resumed.
The state.' of the money market is
resjwnsible for the delay.
Tho Pncifio it Eastern will some
dny bo connected -"with the Oregon
Trunk," stated President Gray, "nnd
that time will be just ns soon ns we
are able to build it. Money condi
tions have been very bad for a num
ber of reasons this year and without
money railroads cannot be built.
This was responsible for the check
ing of the work, not alone on the
Pacific & Eastern but in many other
sections.
"I do not believe that we will be
able to do any work on tho extension
of the road this year as it is now
too late in the season even if we hnd
the money available. But the road
will eventually be constntcted.
"I am not nn entire stranger to
the valley," continued President
Gray, "although this is my first visit
here. I have heard much of your
wonderful section arid am nnxjoiis
to acquaint myself with it f irst baud.
I also feel tbnt I will ;iot be disap
pointed ns my information hap been
spoken in the highest terms regard
ing the valley and no ddiibt I shall
find all that they have told me true,
"I am here not only to look over
the Pacific & Eastern but to learn
first hand of Mcdford and the Rogue
River valley. I shall welcome all in
formation regarding them that is of
fered." Shortly after tho arrival of the
party in this city thoy loft on the Pa
cific & Eastern for Butto Falls In or
der to inspect tho lino. They wero
accompanied by Chlof Euglncor Gerig.
Tho party will return this evening
and President Gray will be tendered
in informal dinner by local business
men. Covers will be laid for about
twenty-flvo.
Saturday three or four automobiles
will bo sdcured and tho party taken
for a drive throughout tljo orchard
dfstrlct of tho valley. The many re
sources of tho valley of tho Roguo
will bo shown Mr. Gray uud ho will
gather much information of value to
a man in his position,
Tho Roguo River Valloy is not en
tirely an unknown section to Presi
dent Gray 'as ho is a close friend of
Colonel Blddlo who owns an orchard
tract hore. Both Mr. Gray and Col
onel Blddlo wero formerly vice presi
dents of tho samo railroad system
In tho eust.
Wedding Bells at Agate.
A pretty wedding was solemnized
at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. D. V.
Ikebc at Agate Wednesday ecniug,
June JS, when their daughter Elsie
was given in marriage to Mr. Hnlliu
Head.
Promptly nt S o'clock the bridal
party entered the parlor to the
strains of the wedding mureh played
by Miss: Hazel Hyruni nnd standing
beneath n beautiful arch of ove.tn
spray and roses, Kev. A. J. JIanby
conducted the impressive ring cere
mony, which made them man and
wife. The bride wore a dninty dress
of cream crepe de chine, and was at
tended by her cousin, Miss Nora
Becbe.
The groom woro conventional black
and was attended by the bride's
brother. Mr. Carl Beebe.
After the ceremony a sumptuous
supjKsr was served to the 'S3 invited
friends and realtives. The esteem In
which this young couple is held -iv.is
shown by the many beautiful pres
ents they received from their friends
and relatives. Mr and Mrs. Head
are now keeping house on n farm
near Medford, whero the groom is
employed as superintendent. Their
many friends all join in wishing them
wedded bliss and happiness.
The following were the guests pres
ent: Messrs. and Mesdamcs A. V
Becbe, Henry Head, Kenneth Beebe,
D. W. Beebe; Misses Xorn Becbe,
rem Beebe, bnelie Beebe, Dons Ken
die, Hazel Byrum, Ruth Hnll, FWn
Hall, Josie Kfccnicl, Florence Kin
cnid, Rose Nealon, Mac Xealon, Hns
ol Beebe, Kay Beebe, Francis Aiken;
Messrs. Odell, Hanky, Emmet t Xeal
on, John Xealon, Hurry Xealon, Carl
Beebe.
Printing of all kinds nt Portland
prices. Mail Tribune office.
Hasklns for Health.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALB-i-A flno second hand safo
at a bargain. Address box A 29 Trl
bii no. 9G
TO RENT Suite of rooms nicely fur
nlshed "with bath, phone. CC52 or
call 01 West Second street. 90 '
FOR SALE Our paint building, cor
ner Sixth nnd Fir streets. Big Pines
Lumber Company. 92
WANTED A competent stenograph
cr. Apply at office. Big Pines Lum
ber Company. 93
FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, J2.00
and 92.50 per woek. 343 North Ivy
itreeL' ' ' ..'.. Of,
Methodist Church South.
Corner of Main and Oakdule, Sun
day school 10 a. in.; preuching 11
a. m., subject, "God's Love to Men."
EpworUi lenguo 7:30 p. m. Preach
ing 8 p. in.' Everybody welcome. J.
P. llipps, pastor. '
BERKELEY, al. College and so
cioty girls will net ns ushers tonight
at 11 lecture by Rev. Charles F, Aked,
pastor of the First Congregational
church of Suu Francisco.
Japanese
Bamboo
Fruit Baskets
In the Window
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Medford
Book
Store
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TREATY SIGNED TO
STOP PELAGIC
FRANCE firm against
SEALING
WASHINGTON', 1). C. duly 7. -A
treaty sinned heio lodiiy by Kcpio
xciitnttveit of Kiiehind, Ruxsia, .Ja
pan nnd the United Stutos will top
pelagic scaling in Ninth Pacific witt
ers heron f (or.
It provide that poroiW and vcs.
sels violating the treaty uvo seixntilo
by official by an, one of the coun
tries partv to the pact. A guiid
to enforce tho treaty " provided for.
It propose tho apportionment of the
nnnunt proceeds of the killing of seal
herds aiming the governments. The
agreement h to be offoclivo for 3o
years.
PARIS, .Inly 7. -That tho Franco.
Herman eoutnnerny oor Morocco has
again taken an unite turn was ml
dent hero today when Ainbusnador
Camtiou arrived from Berlin and at
lonco went Into conference lth the
heads of the foiolgn office.
On his return to Berlin, Caiuhon
will at unco notify (terinany that
Franco opposes tho continued (ircupiw
Hon or Agadlr by (iormuny, and wilt
demand an explanation of tho pies
once of Gorman warships theip.
Agadlr Is a pint on tho southern
eoiibt of .Morocco,
OE AVIATION RACE
I'AltIS, July 7. KiimIkii Coimonii
of the Flench tit my, fljlug under lh
nnmo of Audio lleauiuont, today won
tho European clicull aviation race by
flying- Um hint stage, from Calais to
tho VhlconiieH norodronm, I Ml mlloH.
lit IS hours and r. ullmitex.
Thole wiih 11I110 singes In the MO
mile nu'O. The elapsed time of t'on-
,mu wiih f'H liointl. M mii1,ll,,H "H"
r.l ncoombi. lib! m-tuul rlyliig Mm
wan an hiniin, aa iniuuies nnd ni '
imdn. I'umiimii'ii I"1"14 uU1 "lUl
mom Until lit,0, liiolwllint !.
ouu itl von by tho I'iiiIh .11111 mil.
JACK JOHNSON TO MEET ,.
BILLY LANCi AT EASTER
LONDON, Jtilv 7 Jiii-K .liltn-Ht
ehiiinplini ieuywolghl mtillt. Iul"
NtiiuiU mnloliod lo meet Mill Luuir 111
S.s.liioy, N, S. ' ni KiiHler Mntiduv,
llll'J. JoliiiHtin Iiiim Mlgneil llio dill
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Ildsklns for Health.
FANS
They tiro healthful
FTf
They nro dnnltnry X
They nro coitifortnblo A
Tltey cost one-lialf cent nn "
hour to run
Ll They nro Junt tho thing to J
kep your customer In
SgiHKl humor y
Then why not liny ono?
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Call at the Electric Building
209 West Main
and Examine the Large Stock
ROGUE RIVER
ELECTRIC CO.
For Sale
1 ACRE AND 5 ACRE TRACTS mljuininj;
cily of .MotU'onl, on loiij? time, fiwy pay
ments. 12 LOTS IN MEDFORD on main paved
stivot; ('(Miiont Hidcwallcs ami paving in;
also sowi'i-a, walor and liglit. Umg lime,
chhv paymunt.s.
130 ACRES LAND, :tf( ni'ics nll'all'a land,
80 acres IVuif. laud, pei-pelual walr mkIiI.
with waler for irrigating 10(10 acres; long
lime, easy payments.
340 ACRES EAND, L'OO acres alfalfa laml,
bahtnee fruit laud, 1 mile from railroad,
on long time easy terms.
D000 ACRES LAND in tracts of from 10
acres upwards; price $-0.00 per aero and
upwards; suitable for alfalfa, fruit, stock
and general farming purposes; long time,
easy paynmnls.
5 AND 10 ACRE TRACTS just, within and
adjoining city limits, at a bargain, on f
annual payments. -
Gold Ray Realty Co.
LMtnVKKTMAlNSTKlOKT.
Midsummer Clearance Sale
HOSE
1000 pairs womens
childrens fast
black liosc,
sale price ..'
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MANN'S
CENTRAL AVENUE, NEAR P. 0.
GLOVES
Womens long sil
in colors, only
worth :lo
sale price
k uIuwm,
7k
The tiine to have Sales has arrived we aim to clean up every season, this insuring good clean niorchan
dise at all times It will pay you to attend this salo We mention only a few of tho many bargains for Sat
urdays selling:
Waists
,riddy blouses and lingcrc waists?
'up to'$l,50 values AO
salo" price, ef OL
each..
Wash Skirts
Womens linen finish
in white and colors,
sale price,
each
wash Skirls,
98c
Gingham Dresses
At great reductions, a splendid sel
ection to choose from, ft( eQ
special values JIX
Women's and CMWrens' Parasols at Great Reductions
Towels
100 dozen extra large Iluck Towels,
our regular 18c -4 A
values, sale X vt-
price, each
Prints
Our best dress and shirting piMiila,
on sale Saturday, only r
(20 yard limit) f
at, yard wJ
Muslin
:i()-iuch unbleached muslin,
8c grade, Saturday
onlv, a vard
(20 yard limit.)
a good
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Women's arid Misses' Spring Suits at Less than Cost
Vests
Women's summer vests, all good
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SlyJCS, 1U1U nuujiuy,
sale-price-
.V.i.
15c
Belts
Children's Buste'r Brown belts m
all colors, special jA
each XVX
Notions
Good cotton tupo, good shoo Incus 2g
Fine hair nets, with rub- r
ber, sale price, each vl
72x00
price
worth b'Oc, sale
Sheets
bleached sheets, seamed,
45c
Hand Bags
NTew leather hand bags, good ciml
ity, worth 8"io, r
VeJU
sale price
Pillow Slips
'12 and -15 inch bleached pillow slips,
worth up to IHc, ioi n
Hale price lil"iC
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