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MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MFDEORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY .tS, .1911.
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K. 13, Minor nnil wife loft Tuesday
for an otitlnt; nt Colestln.
Head luttuco nt tho l'lnocroft gar
U6n. Kcnl estate ngonts report consld
orniblo activity In house rentals. One
nt alert tliat Ihoro was moro demand
for hoiiBcs last week than thero had
Ih'oji fornhofour previous weeks.
UerahulmH In 21 and 3 inch pots,
whllp they last at 50 cents per tlorcn.
Medford Oreonhonso. Phono 3741.
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Mr! and Mr8. Henry llrown of
Knglo l'oint visited Medford friends
yesterday.
''MraiAV. N. Everett of Portland. Is
InHfedfoVd 'for ii vHIt with her sis
ter, Mrs. A. A. Alkon.
Mltcholl & Iloeck make Icclesa re
frigerators that keep your butter and
milk In perfect condition without
, ice:
,. Mr. and Mrs. G. T. O'lirlen, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Bert Orr, Alfred Weeks,
Mrs. Orr and Miss Gertrude Weeks
left this morning for a 10 days stay
nt Shasta Springs.
J.' H. Ueeson and family left Mon
day for Newport whoro they will re
main for several weeks.
See It. A. Holmes, Tho Insurance
Man. over Jackson County bank.
Tho Medford Urlck Company has
been-awarded tho contract for the
erection of a 35x70 foot two story
brick building for Crown Bros., at
Eaglo Point. The material to bo
used will be telected red brick and
black morfar. Workwlll commence
on tho building In nlout two weeks.
GCranuhns In 2 Vt and 3 inch pots,
while they last at 50 cents per dozen.
Medford Greenhouse. Phono 3741.
100
Mrs. Dclroy Gctchell, who has
been In Minnesota for several months
on business will leave this week for
"Medford where Mr. Getchell has been
stopping for several weeks. They
have decided to make Medford their
permanent homo and will erect a
'magnificent home In some part of the
city.
g Carkln & Taylor (John II. Carkln,
'Glenn 'O. Taylor), attorneys-at-law,'
'over Jackson County Bank BIdg.,
Medford. ?
S. G. Hood and son from Billings.
Mont., nnd E. C. Roberts of Salem
'Oregon, old time friends of J. G.
Medley-are visiting the latter. Mr.
Hood is a cattleman and Mr. Roberts
is a retired stockman. They made
the trip by auto from Salem and may
locato here. TheyVill visit Crater
Lalio before they return.
The case of tho United States vs.
JCora Dahnck was heard on Monday in
"Medford beforo Special Agent Butler.
Mr. Saling &. Thomas represented the
'United States whilo Judge Pcntz was
counsel for Dabask. The case was
closely fought and the chances are
most favorable that Dahack will be
victor, as he has presented a very
strdng'ense.
C. H. Moore, district superinten
dent for the P-aclflc Telephone Com
panl, is In Medford on business.
Mr. and Mrs. 13. A. Hildreth of
Butte Kails, returned to their home
yesterday after a several weeks stay
'in Ashlaud.
Mrs. Nora Story left today tor a
visit with her Bister Mrs. Darlings, at
Hornbroolc, California.
Frank Wacholz and family of
Forest City, Iowa, arrived In Medford
, today find will visit a few weeks with
Louis ICnlpps and family. They may
decide to locate here.
, Col, and Mrs. II. II. Sargent of
JJanall, P. I., -will arrive in Medford'
tonight for a visit .of several weeks'
with Mr. and Mra. M. L. Alford. Mrs.
Sargent Is u slater of Mrs. Alford. Mr.
Sargent is an officer in tbo United
States army but ho may decide to.
Invest in orchard land in tho valley
nnd retire from army service.
E. R. Muddox und family arrived in
Medford this morning from Browns
ville, Oregon. Mrs. Maddox was in
Medford u few weeks ago and while
hero purchased the Rev. .Matlock
place on tho eust Bido. Mr. Muddox
will reside hero und will engage in
tho green house und early vegetable
bUHjness.
l;r. Lockwood has returned from u
trip to Portland und Clatsop beach.
Brick ice cream, ail kinds and
colors. Rardpns Bakery; phone 371.
Prompt delivery.
Mr, nnd Mrs. Rnnco Rouse of Ash
land nro in Medford today on busi
ness. They are accompauied by Mrs,
C. W. McKIbhen, or Texas. j
Telephone 371, Rardons Bakory,
for cuke, ices and ice cream; prompt
delivery.
Mrs. A. S. Wolis and children left
this morning for a visit with friends
'ntiWIldervlllo, Josoplilno county. She
wub uccompnulod by Mrs. S. Rohbin
eon who has been visiting here.
Grain und alfalfa hay for sale at'
Oakflalo Bark addition. Soe W. II.
Wor'hnnd, 909 West 'Ninth street,
phouo5071.
' Mrs. W. C, Bradford nnd Mrs. It.
A. lllntt roturnod this morning to
tholr 'homo Jn Shasta c6untyf Calif or
'ula. Tlioy wore hero In attendance
!nt tho funeral of "Mrs. Mumior'a child
"which w8 held Sunday.
Call 11. a Brown, 425 Holly for
plumbing nnd heating. Phone 2121
115
Mr. Franklin of tho Medford Nur
sery has relumed from St. Louis. He
reports crops In Missouri anil ltnnsan
badly burned. In western Nebraska
the wro.it Is too short to cut and the
corn Is badly hurt. Many stockmen
have shipped their cattlu out. Mr.
Franklin bought a lot of pear trees
which he will set out along the lines
advocated by tho department of agri
culture Jay Gore nnd sister, Miss Mary,
left yesterday for Oolestlue.
Rardons Bakery now delivers Ices
and Ice cream to any part of the city.
DALTON ASKS
FOR NEW TRIAL
OAKLAND, Cal., July IS. Coun
sel for Henry P. Dalton, who was to
have been sentenced today for having
accepted a ?5,000 bribe from the
Spring Valley Water Company, se
cured from Superior Judge Brown a
stay of execution until Monday, when
a plea for a new trial will be heard.
Attorney Charles H. Falrall. in
Dnlton's behalf, filed his appeal for
a new trjal today, based on alleged
technicalities, among which is tho
clnltu that when District Attorney
Donahue was testifying on the wit
ness staud he told the Jury that Judge
William Ellsworth of Oakland had
told him that he believed Dalton was
guilty of a similar crime, for which
he was tried several years ago, the
jury disagreeing. The court ordered
Donahue's statement stricken out, hut
Falrall claims that It made an Im
pression, never-the-less, on the minds
of the Jury.
DAHACK CONTEST
CASE ON TRIAL
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Homestead Case From Butte Coun
try Has Hearing Beforo Commis
sioner CanonOther Land Con
tests Pending.
All day yesterday and until ten
o'clock last night testimony was be
ing taken In tho land contest case
wherein the government Is the plain
tiff and Xern Dahack Is defendant.
The case Invohes tho homestead en
try of Dahnck In which the govern
ment Is endeavoring to show that
Dahack has not complied with the
homestead law as lo residence upon
and cultivation of the land. The tes
timony was taken before A. M. But
ler a notary public and eight or ton
witnesses gave evidence. S. S. Vents
n!,e Iti)innL'a nttnrtlnv
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Today testimony In a similar rose, event,
tnvolvlui: the homestead entry of
Charles W. Jeffries. Is being taken ENJOY REFRESHMENTS IN
SEATTLE GOLDEN
POTLATCH OPENS
SEATTLE, Wash.. July IS. - Under
smiling bKIor nnd with n cooler tem
perature Soattlu'H second day of the
Potlatch week Ja hying celebrated.
This inornniR hundreds of visitors
were taken for an automobile trip
over the boulevards and n long tho
shores of Lake Washington,
A shooting tournament this utter
noon and concerts and receptions
this evening constitute the day's pro.
gram.
At 1:30 o'clock tomorrow after
noon a formal entry of King Kdgur
D'Oro and Queen 'Daphne, on tho gold
ship Portland, will' occur. They will
be saluted by the warships in the hnr
hor nnd by scores or pleasure yachts,
and greeted by thousands when they
land. The Portland was tho steam
er that brought the first shipment of
gold to Seattle in August. LSU7. Pot-
latch week Is In releliratlou of this
beforo V, S! Commissioner Cannon
Tomorrow the case of Mike Mali
oney will be heard.
TUNNEL 300 FEET UNDER EARTH
STOCK MARKET ACTIVE
FRACTIONAL GAINS
NEW YORK, July IS. Tho early
stock market was active. Canadian
Pacific advanced 2 sobh ntter the
opening. The general market was
firm, large fractional gains being
made in the active stocks. The de
mand fell off after the opening and
the market declined fractionally,
some of the leaders losing early gains.
Canadian Pacific later made a further
gain on good crop prospects. Trading
was kulct during tho noon hour.
Great NoTthern preferred rose 1 1-8
and Union Paclffi;, Northern Pacific
and St. Louis and San Francisco sec
ond preferred 1.
The market closed firm.
Bonds were steady.
TACOMA BOASTS
35 DLIND PI6S
Technical. Shortage. Discovered In
Books of City Thirty-five Thou
sand Dollars in Liquor Licenses
and Drug Store Fees Overlooked.
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TACOMA, Wash.. July IS. A
"technical shortage" whereby the city
has lost thousands of dollars will be
shown by the report of the state ac
countancy bureau, which has been
checking the city's books. W. W.
Clark, chief examiner, submitted to
Commissioner Pettlt today a report
showing where tho department of
public safety has overlooked $35,000
for liquor licenses. In addition the
examiners hnve found that the city
failed to collect llconses from the
eighty-two drug stores which accord
ing to tho pure- food ordinance,
should pay $3 a year for dealing In
leu cream and caudles.
In going over the books of the
licenses Issued by the government It
whs found that thirty-five "blind
pigs" aro being conducted in Tacoma.
I A nirly of Medford mining boost
ers compose! oi roiouci i u, any,
J. L. Unmmersley, II. S. Dudltty, IM
gar 1 Infer, ,'lnlm Opp, Dr. l It. ltuyt
Kohert Teller, ,, nnd John MeKny
were taken in automobiles to Hold
, Hill Monday afternoon, the guests of
, h. Harher and W. A. Marvin, two of
, (ho officers of (he Oregou-Ontiuio
I Mining company. At the company's
mine the uue.sts were Imiiqueted at a
depth of over IlOO feet in the mine
tunnel.
Ilaaklna for Health.
Look at the "For Side" ads and
nt Rome of tliu tilings Ihat mo adver
tised for Hide.
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HnBklna for Health.
Wealth of Hair
Clint. Strong Su the ViVpnrntlon
that grows Hair, stops Duuduiff
and .Make llalr Gloriously
Bndlant. ,
Money hack says Chas. Strang If
Parisian Huge doesn't orndlcato nil
dandruff, stop splitting hair, falling
hair and scnlp Itch, and put Ufa and
lustre Into the hair of uuy man, wo
man or child.
And Parisian Sago Is ho pleasant
and refieshlug. No cheap perfumery
odor to carry around all day, no 1Ih
.agreeahle concoction that dlKgimtH
thi) semo'H, hut a daintily perfumed
tonlo thut proves Its gooTlnoHH the
first Huh you use It.
Baldness nnd faded hair are both
caused by dandruff germs. ParlNlan
Sago kills the geruiH and cuiihcs the
hair to grow abundantly.
lirgo bottle for 50 cents at Chan.
Strang's And druggists everywhere,
ttlVKH QUICK ACTION.
Leon B. llnkln reportH that A
HINU1.K DUSK of simple buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc., as compounded
In Adter-l-kti, tho new Gorman ap
pendicitis remedy, relieves constipa
tion, sour stomach or gas on the stonw
uch almost INSTANTLY. Many Med
ford people nr being helped.
8 ACRES
Hntnlt Iihii; nil of S iu-im plunt
.ii to orrlmril. J-jmr-uM im.;
ipmrtur tut to muitli of city IIiiiUh
lirIo $.1500. kooiI Ixrms.
3 ininlern tmtiKulown for ri'nt.
ovsb TAKMcms and muiTCiaow.
SXS' BANK.
White & Trobridge
IT DOES NOT PAY
To Take Chances with YOUR EYES
Many of the most difficult en-uvs in this vicinity have been suc
cessfully fitted by me.
A call nt my office will cost you nothing nnd wll convince you
that you take no chance here.
The beit i the oheniwst.
DR. RICKERT
Eyesight Specialist. Over Kentner's.
Look for the nd thut offers it to
you. second-hand, at a real bargain'
ESPEE APPEALS
RATE RULINGS
PORTLAND. Ore.. July 18. Ap
pealing direct to the United States
supreme court from the decisions of
Judges Wolverton nnd Bean In the
federal circuit court, the Southern
Parafic will challenge the right of the
Oregon state railway commission to
make orders alleged to be in conflict
with inter-state commerce. W., D.
Fentou, attorney for tho Southern Pa.
clfic, gavo notice of his intention to'
appeal tho case tomorrow.
The United States supremo court
will bo asked, practically, to define
Intor-state commerce. Tho stafo com
mission and the Judges of tho United
States circuit court havo held that
the state commissions have the right
to Ihsuo orders uffecting rates be
tween points within a state. Tho rail
road claims that tho commission lu
changing such rates, really changes
tho through rate from points outside
tho state to points within tho state,
which they claim Is nji Interference
with Intor-Btato commerce and thus
beyond the Jurisdiction of the state!
commission.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTlKERS
y Phone 8271
Night I'hoaes F. W. Weks 071.
A. E. Orr, M9S.
LADY ASSISTANT?
THREE FOREST
FIRES BURNING
Tho several forest fires In tho sur
rounding mountains aro now well
under control and no seriouB results
uro looked for unless the wind should
rise during this excessive dry weather.
IOIIM A PFRI
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Undertaker anil Embftlmer
Succewor to the undertaking de '
i partnfent of Medford Furniture Co. ; ;
I Office with Medford FarnJturo Co. 1;
Telephones: Day, Bell 351;
i John A. Perl, residence, Bell 4111, ; '
I Home 179L.
C. W. Conklta 3001.
iler 3571.
AMBULANCE BRRVIC
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THE REX MARKET
WK ALU TO SKLL TIIK BUST 31 HAT IN TIIK CITV, AND AM
VK AKK TO PltOVK IT IS A TICIAL.
Isn't this n fair proposition?
10 lb. Pail Lard $1.20
5 lb. Pail, 65c 3 lb. Pail 40c
Vac. Phone .1071. Homo 111.
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LOT 60x125
East Front One Block Off W. Main
PRICE $300
TERMS: $0O Cash, $10 a Month
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I'lie redford National 3ank fissures you of the host sorvico. Its officers
ai'm in dvavy way to protect the interests of- its patrons, untieing use of
every means of precaution. The directors and officers are all well known
business wen; men of integrity and known for the careful and conservative
handling of any and -all business intrusted to them.
Its'up-to-da'te system of accuracy, promptness and the same careful atten
tion to large or small depositors, malces it a bapk for all the people.
IF YOU ARE -NOT A CUSTOMER OF THIS BANK
IET THIS BE AN INVITATION TO BECOME ONE
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THE MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK
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J. A. PFiftRY, Vice President.
1i TO. MERRICK, Vice President.
.TO'irN S. ORTfT, Cashier. -AV.
Ii. JACKSON, AsstCasliier
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You ean't tunko a bolter InvtsMuoiit ftir your wife mid fam
ily than to Install n K i.mK" In your home with the vnr
louti atTesnorlea that help to make housework emiy. I.et mi
show you What It menus to have hum In the hfiliuo fur fuel
and IlKhtiuit. Wu aio always iduil to nuiltu dt'iuoiiMtiatloiiH,
Oregon Gas & Electric Co.
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An an luducomeut for you to try n (IAS ItANOU wn will
rehati) lil.OU on reKiilar Irlc of any ntovo you iiebict until
the flint of Aupiiit. I.eavu your order now, NOTU: riiiiuoii
Installed without further nmt to you on easy terms.
NEWPORT
-YAQUINA BAY-
Oregon's Matchless Beach Resort
The Place to Go for Perfect Host ami lOvery Conceiv
able J'orm of Healthful and Delightful Uecreation
ITSFAUILITLKS ARID COMPLIOTM Rest of food
and an abundance of it. Fresh water from tho moun
tain streams. All modern nefossities, such as tele
graph, telephone, markets freshly provided every
day. .Fuel in abundance. Cottages partly furnished
or unfurnished to be had cheaply. Strict municipal
sanitary regulations.
NEWPORT is reached by way of the Southern Pa
cific, to Albany or Corvallis, thence Corvallis & Fast
en! R. R. Train service daily and the trip a pleasure
throughout ifi&.lBftJllrtilJUl
FARE PROM MEDFORD
Season six-months tickot $11.10
Our elaborate new Summer Hook gives a concise
description of Newport, including a list of hotels,
their capacitv and rates. Call on, telephone or write
A. S. ROSFNHAUiM, Local Agent, Bedford.
Vm. McMURRAY
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon
For Sale
1 ACRE AND 5 ACRE TRACTS adjoining
city of iMedford, on loiig time, easy pay
ments. 12 LOTS IN MEDFORD on main paved
street; cement sidewalks and paving in;
also sowers, water and light. Long time,
easy payments.
430 ACRES LAND, .'WO acres alfalfa land,
80 acres fruit land, perpetual water right
with water for irrigating 1000 acres; long
time, easy payments.
340 ACRES LAND, 1200 acres alfalfa land,
balance fruit land, 1 mile from railro;id,
on long time easy terms.
5000 ACJ.RES LAND in tracts of from 40
acres upwards; price $25.00 per acre and
upwards; suitable for alfalfa, fruit slock
and general farming purposes; long time,
easy payments.
5 AND 10 ACRE TRACTS just within and
adjoining city limits, at 'a bargain, on 5
annual payments.
Gold Ray Realty Go.
216 W'FST l AIN'STR'FIOT.
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