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PAGE THREE
BARRETTS SELL
AT $3.35 A BOX
Pears
From
3ulsun Drlnii Qooil
Prices atChlcnoo Now York Mar
ket $2.85 Western Prices liluhcr
Than In Extreme East.
J Jy -
Bltiwart l-'rult (otupitiiy icput t thu
hhIo of fruit an 1'oIIowh under tlntu
of July 2A:
Now York, N. Y.IFB cur H.'I.'.I
from KiuitiiiiiiMilOj July II. TniKi'dy
pruiii'M, 1). A. Miller, uvuriiKU 4-1.70;
(ltoiKu McIJiiIIoukIi, uvtTUKu $1.(10
Jou (Ihmiii uviiiuo 1.70; Calil'iiriiiii
it'll pltitiiM : I). A; Miller, uoriiuu
$1.70; (Ionium 1'niiim: ), A. Mil
lor, uvi'niKii $l,.l; lluitlctt H-ars
1). A. Miller, uveniKu ."r'J.Hfl; .Ion
(Im-n, iiviiriiKO .fJ.70. PIT, cur fl'JIKI
from Kuctiimciito, July H: llurtlctt
poiirM: V. N. Ituiiyon, iivonio fJ.ifi;
1). A. Mllcr, iivoriiKn iJ.7fi; Y. T. Ito,
$l,Uf0. Niiintcoii en I'M Mold today. !)
maiiil inoihiruti, pi icon a hIiiiiIo low
or. WVnlliur ry uufavoralilc
Chloiio, III- HFKI) oar U.'ilM from
HwiiIIm, July 17. Tragedy pruucH :
Win. Snail, nvriiii l.ll.r); Crawfonl
ppiiclion: Win. Hwall, avoTUKu fM!i.
Car uroHH.-.l $lirj:i. I'KK car 2.101
from KuInuii, July 38. llnrllutt
pours: All Coo company, mvdYiikh
3.10; rMlalc of (Irani Clunlliouriic
itnniK 3.00; J. It. Cliatlliournc, nvv
rK' 3. 10; Chun Illu, uvi'rup! $:i.l(
K. Iook, iinriiKa $l.'2!t; (1. W. I.niif;
don, nwruKit 3.30; Wicknon plumn,
Ah Yoke, nvuniKP $J.-10; Ilurhaiik
pliiiiw: Mm. N. Hcry, average fl.70;
SatMuma pluuirt; II. II. Clayton, uvij.
rao 1.(10; TriiK'cdy pninon: S.
Honda, iivcniko .$1.1)0; Union Karly
pcaclicH: It. Ilaruyama, nvnniKO
l.'JO; MaHhliiKton pluuift: J. Maruy
auiti, nvcriiKU 1.(10. Car ronm-il
1.0H3. Kn i'ii can Hold toduv. Mar.
kct in MtroiiK'. owiiiK to light arriv
alt. Wcathor cool ami iMimtil.
SPEEDERS ARE
ROUNDED UP
Many Numbers Tnkrn Last Nlylil
Offenders Must Appear Before
Mayor nml Explain Why Tliey
Were Running Fast.
Tliu piillco not liimy In Urn Hiilmrbx
Tlitirmlny nli;ht anil microi'ili'il In lal-
lit K Hi" miinlmriT of tlm cnrH ami In
woiuo ciihi'h tint iiamcri of the drlvom
of all who worn ilotot'teil uxrumlliiK
tho hhiii limit, Tlm illffnriiut ouch
worn notified, today to appear huforo
tho mayor ami uxphiln.
J. W, Kuyi'H and V. c (ln-iin aro
(Irxl on ttiti llitt. HpOdltw; Im tho
clinrKO. Thu offoiiHfi In itnlil to hnvo
lii'i'ii committed at flifiO p, m. at Hoc
onil and OIohou NtreetH,
A. McI'Ihthoii Ih charKod with
npiiimIIiik on wont Tenth al 7:58 p, in
.Mono llitrkdull Ih hiiIiI to liavo
Mn'i'dcd up on North Central at 8: in
p. m.
Car No. O.lfl at 1 S : :t H a. m. Ih hmIiI
to hnvu linen travelliiK too fiiHt on
Wi't Main.
Tlm JuckHonvlllit Auto KtiiKo wiim
too uuxloun to reach JnclCHonvlllo any
tho police. Churned with npccdliiK on
Wont Main at 12 HO a. m.
Car No. 1067 Ih charged with
tirenkliiK tho rcKUlatloiu on Oakdalo
at l-'HH a. in.
Car No. 3fiU4 dlNplaycd no llghtH
at 1:.'I0 a. in. and mum explain.
NEW CASES OF
CHOLERA POUND
NKW YOIIK, July 28 -With i'ho.
era vlrtlniH conn(autly arrlvInK hnro
on Italian llnom, two mmpertii Uolnt
ed.at llullavuii honpllal ami ten new
cJihoa (rout n cargo of liumlKniuU
Mho arrived yenterday now Isolated
al Kwlnhiiruo Ulnnd, tho city aulllor
ItleM admitted today thai tho Hltuattou
In New York In imrloiiH,
Alarmed hy the Influx of thono who
havo heeu Htrli'lten with tho dread
dlHoitxe, thu utato and city health of
flclalrt aro ronttantly In conference
an to thu ht-Al meaiiH of controlling
tho malady. Tho Mtato health de
partment will take action aftur a gou.
oral comparing of notcM at Albany
next Moudiiy.
YESTERDAY'S SCORES.
Nfitloiinl I league.
At Pitthhurg H.
I'ilthhurg 7
Itrooklyn (I
At Cincinnati It
Cincinnati 7
New York I
At ChioiiKu ' KJ
Chuuigo -I
MoNton ()
At SI. Louirt-r- H.
SI. Louin 3
Philadelphia
American' ICAgiio.
At New York ( 11.
New York 0
St. LouiH I
At IkiHton- It.
Dorilon 'J
t.'hicugn , ', . 8
At Philadelphia It.
Philadelphia 3
Cleveland (I
At WiiHhington It.
Washington , , 1
Detroit 7
Count Icague,
At Lort AngolcH It.
I.oh Augcli'H . . . (s , . , . 1
Portland 2
At Oakland
Oakland 0
Han FraiuiiHco .' 1
At Suomiiicnlo t,
Suonimcntn , .It.
Vernon 1
(11 iuuingH.)
11.
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Hindu's Victim Dead.
CHICAGO, HI., July 'J8. -Archie
Hunt, one of thu eight ietimi of the
munlcroiiH fire which M. IIiihHiii, an
liiMauu Hindu, imurcil into a crowd
o tho Hlrecln from a 10 cnlihro rifle,
in dead today as the ickiiK of the
woiiihIh ho rccovied. Following
Ilunt'H death the Hindu wiih fonnally
charged uith inurder.
G0T525.000 FOR
LORIMER VOTE
WASIIINOTON. U. C., July 27.
Testifying hetoru tlm henate ltriuicr
iiiM'ntigatiug committcn hitrj today,
II. II. ItoltHlaw, hoti of tho Statu Sen
ator I). W. Ilollnliiw of IIHiioik. wh.,
coiifcHHi'il to having hcen hrihed to
volu for biriiner, prchcntcd evidence
that hiM father's confoiou wiih cor
icol. Tho younger IIoIInIiiw, who i
jiniduccd tho original dcpoMt hlip.
dated June 1(1, 1(100, showing (hat his
father on that date i!cositcd fJ.fiOl)
in thu Htalo hank at Chicago. This
was I ho data on which tho elder
lloltslaw declared ho received thu
lorinipr hrihe.
I). W. lloltslaw, tlm confessed re
eeivcr of lrimer ciihIi, unci had heen
summoned to appear heforu thu com
mittee hut had heen unable to do so
on account of illness. Young Holln
law declared that Im hail discussed
tho Lorimur affair .with his father
several times1 after the latter con
fcijscd and his father said hu thought
it his duty to tell tho truth.
in ni:ri:iu:.ci: to aixkuko
uoi.nur
At Newport. Tho falno HtatomontB
appearing In thu vnrloua papers of
tho Htato, for tho purpoao of mlolead
lag thu public, wo wish to aay In our
hohalf that tho O, & K, railway com
pany havo authnrlzod iih to place a
train checkmuu on all Incoming traluu
for tho rnnvAinlonro of tho tourlutH,
or ho would not bo allowed by tho
railway company to oporato. Wo al-
ho chuck your baggage from your cot.
(ago or camp groundtt iHHiilug you a
regulation railway baggage, uheck.
Don't bo deceived or mlolead by nr-
tlclOH printed by Irreopomilblo partleu.
Ah to our reliability wo can icfor you
to Mr. J, V. CoIIIiih, general baggage
agent. 8. V. Ity Co., Portland, or Mr.
J. T. Walsh, Hiiporluteiidont, C. & K.
Ity Co., Albany. Our rales aro roan
onablo In ovory particular, and we
will HatlHfy you. Signed, Tho Newport
TiaiiHfer Co.
HaskltiB for Health.
CITY NOTICES.
i , Northwestern League,
. At Portland It. II. K.
-. , t . Porlland . 1 'I '
X! t' , Vancouver 3 11 1
, , At Taooma
. Tiutoinn -I JO (I
Spokane 3 8 0
. t Al Victoria
Vlotoria 4 0 0
e Seattle 11 13 1
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HoBklUB tor Health.
KSHOX.UTX01T.
lie l( ivjtolwil liv the ultv eniinoll nf
..- i &. . ' -. - - -
mo eny or Aiuurorn, iircKoa:
That It Is tlio luleatlDii nf the cmuiell
in lay it t'liieh wuter iiiiilu on Ivy street
from ClKhth Hticot tn NJnth Htrool nail
to hnhi'HH tho 1'omI thdieof upnii the
nronmty fioiitlnit oa sulil em lion of salil
Hlrotii -In pi oiorl Ion to tho rioutiign of
hhiii iiotoriy.
tiiu uoiineii win uieiH at mo couuoii
uhitiiihnr In tho city hall In miiIiI city on
ihn i&th iiny or aukuhi. iuii, ut 7iau
p. m , nt whleli tliiio all prntoHlH ugalasl
thn lnvinir nf said watnr iiiiilu on sulil
piirtlini of mild Hi reel ami thu itHHt-HH.
inoiit nf Ihn eiiMt thoioof imon (ho m oil
orly frontliiK theteoa will he lituirtl.
The fniouiilng ri'Holulloii wiih iiuhmciI
hy the ulty uoiiaoll of tho city ut1 Med.
roiu on inn Jbin ouy or .iiuy. iimi, oy
Ihn followliig vote) Mm rink aye, Wall
aye. WortuiHii aye, lanniioK aiiHoat, Ul-
run annual, Diuiar ayu.
Appiovitil Jiny ama.
W. It, CANON, Mnyor. .
AttoHt;
uoirr. w Tin.h'iju.
City ltvcurdvr.
WETS CARRY TEXAS
. BY 3780 MAJORITY
TETRAZZINI MUST PAY
HAMMERSTEIN 19
ACHTIN, Tiixmh, July 28. - Uliof-
flelal roluriiH JiihI complelcd glvo thnj
wolii a majority of .1,780 votes In tho
Htatowldo prohlbllloii electron '
A meeting of the exccutlvo coin-i
inltlco of tho prohibition organiza
tions at Kurt Worth Halurday linn'
been called by Chairman Hallto out-'
line plans for coutcMtlug the election. I
The leglHlnlnie, which U controlled
by the prohlblllonlntH, will begin a'
special hchhIoii next Monday, and it Ih
exported, will stall an InveMtlgatlon
NKW YORK, July 28 An order
on a Htlpiilatlou Hlgned by United
HtalcH Judge Laeomlt settled today
tho litigation between Mine. Tctnu
Inl, tho operatic utar, ami Oiicnr
HammerHtelii. ilammerHteln getu
1 1 II, 25.10 for breach of contract when
Tetraxzlnl wont to Han KranclHco
some moutliH ngo liiHteail of appear
ing under llainuierntcln'H direction j
ll"ri'.
HaHklim for health
A HANK HOOK
WIMj MfJHTK.V
tho htirdeu of caring for your money.
IJepoidt nir ciihIi In the Far merit &
fruitgrowers Uauk and you will not
have to Hit mid worry about I tiM safety.
TIiIovch don't slcal hank books; nml
If flro destroy one, you don't Ioho
anything, an you would If It wan tho
cash ItHolf, Open an account today
and you'll uleep easier tonight and
eery night.
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Farmers 6c Fruitgrowers Bank
FANS
They nro licallhful
FF
They nro Mtiltar
They aro comfortnblo A
They cost one-half cent an
hour to run
i. They are Just tho thing to X.
keep your customer In
KihhI humor
Tlicq why not buy one7
Call at tlxe Electric Building
209 West. Main
and Examine the Large Stock
ROGUE RIVER
ELECTRIC CO.
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For Sale
1 ACRE AND 5 ACRE TRACTS adjoining
city of Mcdford, on long time, easy pay
ments. 12 LOTS IN MEDFORD on main paved
street; cement sidewalks and paving in;
also sowors, water and light. Long timo,
easy payments.
430 ACRES LAND, 350 acres alfalfa land,
80 acres fruit land, perpetual water right
with wator for irrigating 1000 acres; long
timo, oasy paymonts.
340 ACRES LAND, 200 acres alfalfa laud,
halauoo fruit land, 1 milo from railroad,
on long time easy tonus.
6000 ACRES LAND in tracts of from 40
acres upwards; prico $25.00 per aero and
upwards; suitahlo for alfalfa, fruit stock
and gonoral farming purposes; long time,'
easy paymonts.
6 AND 10 ACRE TRACTS just within and
adjoining city limits, at a bargain, on 5
annual paymonts.
Gold Ray Realty Co.
21G WEST MAIN STREET.
Crater Lake Stage Line
Offhlnl Crater Cake Hlngo Anton
leave Motel Niodi at H n. m. Tiicm
(layn and Friday, arrive Crater
Jiko wtmo evening,
Itetiirnlng, leave Crntir Lako
.Monday ami Tbiirfid.y. Conriec
Hoiih olth Hfenmer Klamath for
Khimalh fallH.
ItouniJ Trip 92ff,00, one tny
lft.OO. .Meilfonl to Klamath Talln
via Crater fsiko (one way) 9IK.no
ItcHcrviilloii ntiil thkelM nt
Hotel NiinIi or Crater I.nUo
Caragc.
uiiiiiiihmiiliuiHniiimiiiiiuiXHnini
In a Class by Itself
It Ih a great big loaf, mado from
tho bout high grade flour.
I'lICUMlHS IlItKAI) Is moro like
that good old home made bread that
mother used to make than any other
on the market.
Ask your grocer for PKCULEKS
IIUKAD and Inslxt that you get It be
cause there Is none so good.
RARDON'S
BAKERY
Corner Main am) C.'rnpo Street.
Pure
Clear
Sparlding
You can't afford to io without
this splendid, refreshing drink.
Call up and ordor a case sent to
the house. The purest, saogt
healthful drink known is
MINERAL
WATER
P. C. BIGHAM, Aieif.
You can't make n hotter Investment for your wife nnd fam
ily than to Install a gas rango In your homo with tho var
ious accessories that help to make housework oasy. Let tin
show you what It means to have gas In tho houso for ftiol
and lighting. Wo nro always glad to mako demonstrations.
Oregon Gas 6 Electric Co.
- MCIIFOKI), oimoox.
As an Inducement for you to try a OAS RANGE! wo will
rebate Jfi. 00 on regular nrlco of any stove you select until
the first of August. Ceavo your order now. NOTE: rangos
Installed without further cost to you on easy terms.
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Campbell & Baumbach
MORTGAGE LOANS, COUNTY WARRANTS
CITY AND SCHOOL BONDS "
Money on hand at all times to loan on improved
ranches and fruit land.
PHONE 3231.
320 GARNETT-COREY BLDG.
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LOT 60x125
East Front One Block Off W. Main
PRICE $300
TERMS: $50 Cash, $10 a Month
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The cdford National Bank assures you of the best service. Its officers
aim in every way to protect the interests of its patrons, making uso of
every means of precaution. The directors and officers arc all well known
business men; men of integrity and known for the careful and conservative
handling of any and all business intrusted to them.
Its up-to-date system of accuracy, promptness and the same careful atten
tion to large or small depositors, makes it a bank for all the people.
IF YOU ARE NOT A CUSTOMER OF THIS BANK
LET THIS BE AN INVITATION TO BECOME ONE
THE MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK
W. II. GORE, President.
,T. A. PERRY, Vice President.
1 E. MERRICK, Vice President.
,10IINT & ORTU, Cashier.
W. B. JACKSON, Asst. Cashier
Cedar Poles
We are now carrying in stock
a full line of Cedar Telephone
and Telegraph Poles. Let us
figure on your needs,
CRATER LAKE FUEL CO.
PHONE MAIN 971
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