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llonty H. Rupldnon ot Woodvlllo
precinct Is spending a few days In
Medford.
II. W. SmltliBon of Ornnta Vans
was n recent, visitor In Medford.
Harry A Hen toft Thursday for n
trip t" Crpsccnt City.
800 II. A. Holmes, Tho Insurance
Man, over Jnckson County bank.. ,
Jnhu W. Allyn of Ashland U spend
ing a,foV(Iays In Bedford on bUSl
IlOBS. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Kllno left for
nn nuto trip to Portland Thursday.
Th5y. expect to ho nhsont about three
Col. V, t,. Ton Velio left Thursday
lttMHlii r lata Kniitrt t la in.i.ititioii
morning for Chlco, California, on J Xorlh lVkota. """""""'
Rhort business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. GcorRO DagRolt, Mr.
and Mro. 1 H. Madden. Mr. and Mrs.
A. 13., Rcames, and Messrs. lvoy
Smith, C. S. Ncwhall and W. H. Sterl
InK and Miss StorlliiK havo returned
from nn nutomobllo trfp to Crosccnt
City. "
Carkln & Taylor (John- II. Carkln,
Glenn O. Taylor), nttornoys-at-law,
over Jnclceon County bank Bldg.,
Med ford.
Mrs. Prank Hidden and her chil
dren havo relumed from a visit with
relatives and friends living on Apple-
J. S. Howard, the veteran civil en
gineer, waB among tho many who
nnotored to Jacksonville from Med
ford Wednesday.
Brick Ice cream, all kinds and
colors. Hardens Bakery; phono 371
Prompt delivery. "
J. T. Gaynou transacted business
In Jacksonville Wednesday morning,
A serious accident was narrowly
averted last Sunday whllo a livery
(earn was crossing tho bridge across
Little Applegate, on tho road to Wat
kins. Tho structure Is In had re
pair and one of tho horses broke
through It. Only the' skill of the
driver prevented serious consequence.
Rardons Bakery now delivers Ices
and Ice cream to any part of the city.
for Philomath -Oregon, for a;; few
weeks visit.
Underwear to embroider at the
Handicraft Shop, Kontners. llfi
Miss Gertrudo Smith left yesterday
for Colestln.
C. M. Danlelson left for Portland
Wednesday owning to bo absent sev
oral weeks.
Mrs. 1). J. Stu'll and' daughter left
this morning for a weeks visit with
relatives at Salem.
Plain sewing at .143 North Ivj
street. Phone B091.
Miss Aynls Schelss who has been
visiting lp Medford, tuo guest of K.
X. Campbell and family, left this
J. FInlcy, D. D. Duff and other
residents of Medford are hunting In
tho hills of Sterling district. There
is said to bo an abundance of deer
and some bears thereabouts.
Mrs. David Jones (nee Copple) of
Gazello, California, has been visiting
on Applegate, her former home.
Cali H. C. Brown, 425 Holly for
plumbing and heating. Phono 2121.
115
Tho hunting season opened Mon
day and many are looking for the
elusive deer, which are said to be
more numerous than usual.
Georgo Karchuff, who has been
visiting In this section during the
past fort night, left Monday for East
ern Oregon where he now resides.
A matured mutual life endowment
policy is tho abundant harvest of the
,w!so man. See J. P. Hutchason.
Miss Kato Buckley, who is a nurse
In a San Francisco hospital, is spend
ing her vacation on Applegate, where
ho formerly resided.
Waists to embroider at Handicraft
Shop, Kcntners. 115
George Lynch, who Is road super
visor of Elk Creek dlstlrct, was In
Medford Wednesday on his return
from an official visit to Jacksonville.
Tho county commissioners court
met Wednesday and Thursday of this
week and held a very busy session.
Tho paramount Issuo was good roads.
Telephone 371, Rardons Bakery
for cake, ices and ice cream; prompt
delivery.
Tho Madden and Sterling families
are planning to leave for an excur
sion to Alaska the latter part of tho
week.
Orvill Markham Is visiting friends
at Colestln.
Frank Adams of Willow Springs
precinct, foreman of the McDonough
farm, now owned by tho Itay Realty
Company, was in Medford and Jack
sonville Wednesday.
John Margarlter, Jr., who has been
visiting with rclntives living In Poor
man's Creek district was in Medford
recently. Ho will soon return to
Klamath Palls.
Mtb. E. Mulkoy left Wednesday
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
Day I'houe 9371
Night Phones F. W. Weeks 8071.
4.:E. Orr, M9S,
LAD! ASSISTANT.
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JOHN A. PERL
Undertaker and Embalraer
Dn(auinii tf thn iinilavtolrlnv Ta?
MUVVVOW1 V VMW UWUW4 . M ivr-y
partment of Medford Furniture Co,
Z OfIra with Bfodronl Vnrnlf urn Co.
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; John A. Perl, residence, Bell 4111,
Homa 179L. -
0. W. Conkllu 8601. J. H. But
: Ur 3571.
AMBULANCE BKRVKM
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Mrs. P. G. Thayer left this morning
for a few weeks visit with relatives
In Eugene.
Are now buying peaches, prunes
and pears. If you want to sell for
cash at the highest market prico, see
us. Producers Fruit Co. 137
11. B. Hlch and family took an
early train this morning for Albany
where they expect to visit.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Waters left
this .morning for Portland to lie ab
sent serveral days. Mrs. Waters re
ceived a telegram Wednesday eon
veylng the sad news of tho death of
her sister, Mrs. A. B. Grimm In Port
land. Anngus McDonald returned this
morning to his ranch home In Sams
Valley.
S. J. Jones returned this morning
to Rosoburg after a several days visit
with Medford friends.
O. C. King took tho Roseburg local
this morning for Myrtlo Creek and
Kiddle, for a few days business stay.
Miss Alice Van Fassen, of Minnea
polis, Minnesota left this morning for
her home, after a visit of several
days with J. E. Watt and family.
Miss Mildred Smith, of Yortland,
arrived In Medford this morning for
a visit with J. E. Watt and family. I
J. G. Hodges of Yoncalla, Oregon,
Is in Medford on business.
Ralph Wakier is in Ashland on
business today.
C. H. Pierce left Thursday for a
six weeks business trip to several of
tne middle western states. Among
the principal cities he will visit and
in which he has business, are Kansas
City, St. Joseph and Des Moines.
Will Phlpps and family arrived in
Medford this morning from Calgary.
Alberta. Mr. Phipps has disposed of
his extensive interests In that north
ern country and will hereafter re
side here or In Southern California.
Mr. Phlpps is a son of J. D. Phlpps
and formerly resided In Medford.
Miss Abbie Fletcher of Valley City,
Xorth Dakota. Is visiting here sis
ter, Mrs. A. K. Ware.
A. C. Fletcher of Northfleld. Miss.,
Is visiting his daughter Mrs. A. K.
Ware.
W. H. Williams of Phoenix was In
Medford Thursday on a short busi
ness trip.
Dr. C. R. Ray returned Wednesday
evening from San Francisco, Califor
nia. Frank H. Ray left for tho east.
Miss Alice Elder, a former teacher
In the Medford schools, left today Tor
her home In Pittsburg, Pa.
Miss Pierce is visiting San Fran
cisco friends.
Mrs. J. W. Bass and daughter Miss
Nellie left this morning for Stowart
Springs, California.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Johnson, Miss
Nclllo McNeil and Mr. Pettlnger are
enjoying a visit o Crater Lake this
week.
Miss Myrtlo Woodford arrived In
Medford this morning from Portland.
Shu Is a daughter of Postmaster
Woodford and expects to reside In
Medford.
Miss Hazel Bishop, of Salem Is In
Medford visiting her uncle, D. Mulr,
and family on West Main street.
Mr. and Mrs, A. T. Hotchkiss and
Mrs. Ltndersmith, of Minneapolis, are
In Medford visiting Mr. and Mrs. R.
Hotchkiss and family at 20C Cottago
avenue.
Mrs. D. Mulr and Miss Hazel Bis
hop visited Central Point friends to
day. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wallace and Mr.
and Mrs. Ilackett, of San Francisco,
eumo in from Crater Lako last night
In their cars and loft this morning
for Crescent City and down tho coaat
to San Francisco. This is but ono or
several automobile partleB from Cali
fornia which is making this tlrp.
Mr. and Mrs. 13. Bartlett of Elma,
Washington, are in tho valley looking
for a location.
C. E. Sulsbury, of Dotroit, Mich.,
is looking Into tho fruit business from
a growers view point.
A. B. Gearoy, of St. Paul, Minneso
ta, Is In Medford with a viow to an
Investment.
L. C. Chamberlain has returned
from an extended visit to Now York,
Now Orleans und Los Angeles.
Mrs. Ed Steep, Mrs. W. H. Van
Scoyoc und daughter, Marlon, Mrs.
Chlttlstor, Miss Edith Chlttistor, Mr.
and Mra. Reed and son, Edward inado
up a picnic party for Ashland this
morning.
Tho Medford Nursery Company hus
purchased tho Hnll Nursery stock at
Central Point and will put It on the
market. I), Franklin la tho manager
of the company and will have offices
In Medford. Tho stock Is said to ho
in excellent shape ami the variety In
replete for all demand's, for this sec
tion. It. 11. Orr was down from Phoenix
this morning.
The Medford Commercial Club has
leased tho room formerly occupied by
tho Ucnlty Association, In the Mull
Tribune building will hereafter hold
Its meeting there.
Miss Sadlo Uebeo of Central Point
visited In Medford yesterday and to
day. Mrs. A. N. Keny and her daughter
loft Wednesday for Eugeno after a
visit with the families of John S.
Orth and A. II. Miller.
Look at this again. The ftah mar
ket will sell Friday nnd Saturday
black cod 10 cents per pound, slug
cod 10 cents, llnlllbut 12 1-2 cents,
salmon 17 1-2 cents, silver smelt
12 t-2 cents. We also make a special,
ty on coffee Friday and Saturday,
40 cent steel cut for 30 cents per
pound, We also have chickens tor our
trade oyery day. Telephone your or
der early to avoid tho rush. Lunch
goods for campers a specially. Mess
ier & Kenworthy. US
Miss Rose Fielder la visiting Cen
tral Volnt and Grants Pass friends for
a few days.
C. I. Reeves and family who have
been visiting with C. D. Reeves and
family In MedTord, left today for Bak
orsfleld, California.
Mrs. Frank l,eonard and Mrs. John
Haywood of Chicago are in Medford
vislUng their sister, Mrs. Alex Duff
nnd family.
Fifty pnssengers were on the
Grants Pass and Ashland motor,
south bound this morning and forty
nine of them stopped at Medford.
FOREST FIRES
ALL CONTROLLED
Supervisor Erlcqson Receives Report
That Last of. Small Fires Started
In First Is Under Control Keen
Watch Kept Now.
GERMAN CLUB
MEETS MONDAY
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Will Present Fnrce Adapted From
Shakespeare Under Rlnn Oaks nt
Orchard Home of E. G. Bur
gess, Jr.
Tho newly organised German club
will meet on next Monday night un
der tho giant oaks at tho orchard
homo of K. tl. Burgcsj, Jr., on Grif
fin Creek, for their second Schultro
liuuor. At that time members of tlie
club will present a farce from Shakes
peare entitled "A Mid-Summer
Night's Nightmare." The cast lias not
been announced, but It Is rumored
that Phil llamlll will appear as the
Falrlu Queen."
The members of the club will ap
pear for the tocnsloii dressed In fan
tastic apparel. The occasion gives
promise of being one of tho most en
joyable social events of tho summer
seasou.
FIRST PARTY BACK
WITH SEVEN DEER
The first party to return from the
hills this seiiMUi with u supply of
veuUon consisted of .1. Allen, W.
.M. Smith ami Hubert Duncan of this
city. The party left Sunday for
upper Klk creek ami took to the hill:
nt dn.vbrenk Tuesday. This moruiu;;
they returned lo the eily ami brought
willi them M'ven deer. They report
a large number of the fleet footed
animals in that section and stute
that thev had little difficulty in find
ing and hugging the mcvcii.
ANOTHER SCHOOL
DISTRICT FORMED
Portions of Willow Sprlnus, Agate
and Dardwell District Incorporat
ed Into One School House to Be
Erected 'at Tulo.
Tilt) county court created a new
school district Thursday morning, but
taking portloiia of tho Willow Springs
Agate and Daidluell districts and In
corporating them Into one, to be
known as tho Tolo district.
The now district was created at the
request of Col. P. II. Hay, who will
assist tho county In meeting n suit
ublo school hiiiiKO, Tho district will
havo 5!i pupils for n start.
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VOI'U I'NKI'l'I.NKSM K.NUH WHEN YOt'U UVIWHIIIT l-WII.H
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DemoiiHlnitliiK it now Hyslem or oyn and muvo iiicmiiiremeiilH correct-
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CURBING GANG BEGIN
WORK ROSE AVENUE
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The curb gang of tho Clark &
Henry street paving company Is now
putting in curbing on Itoxo avenue,
having completed the eurtm on New
town and Mistletoe streets. The
graders are now working on Ivy
street hotween Main and Sixth. This
gang will go ne.t to Ileutly street
where there Is considerable work to
ho done. Other gangi of workmen
uro putting In fouiulntlnuH nnd sur
faco hinders on Kant Main, Grape,
F.lghth audOraugo streets. When tho
finish Is put on between Alice and
Maplo streets, Hlversldo avenue will
be completed Its entire length
about one and a half miles.
Supervisor Erlckson Thursday re
ceived word that the final one of a
number of small fires which hnve
been burning In the national forest
the past few days has been controlled
and at present no fires are burning.
Over 30 different fires havo started
this season but nono has done any
damage.
The watch for new fires has been
increased now that tho hunting sea
son has opened In order to prevent
a repitltlon of last year's experience.
The fires which caused so .-great an
amount of loss last year did not start
until August 20.
INDUSTRIAL ARMY
TO ATTACK CITIES
SPOKANE, Wash., Aug. 3. Un
less tjiey are granted their "rights"
to speak in the streets, uti army of
Industrial Workers of tho World, will
attack Walla Walla, Odessa and
North Yakima as soon as the harvest
is ended, according to if. Dczcttel
an organizer of that organization to
day. "We nre in earnest in our nation
wide campaign for free speech " nid
Duzellel, "and nn army of fully llN
000 Industrialists will march ngaiiint
these three towns after harvest un
less persecution of our members
stops. Two Industrialists recently
were locked up at Walla Walla on
trumped up chnrges because they
made street addresses. We have
been denied the right to spunk in
North Yakima and Odessn.
"These instances of abuse of our
members huve greatly embittered ml
lierents of the organization in llr
northwest and it is their iiitcutiju I i
resent such persecution."
BRYAN MAKES NO
REPLY TO UNDERWOOD
PKTESKSY, Midi., Aug. .. A.
eusations of falsehood leveled
against him in congress by Demo
eralie Leader I'mlerwood today
brought no response from William
J. llrynn, who is here on u lecture
tour. Hryan, it is believed will capi
talize the incident by making reply to
UndcrwoodV, allegations through the
pages of his pitbliratiou, "Tho Com
moner.'
Opium Seized.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Aug. .1.
Opium valued at $250,000 Is declared
hero today to havo been seized by
San Francisco customs officials Blnco
the first of the present year, and
more than J70,000 worth of the con
trabamLdrug is stored in tbo customs
Iioiiho awaiting destruction.
Hasklns for Health.
Draperies
We carry a very complete line of
draperies, face curtains, fixture, etc..
and do ail clnase oC upholntcrlnir. A
BPtfclal man to look after thla work
exclusively and wjll give an good
tervlce as In possible, to set In even
the largest cities.
Weeks & McGowan Co
umEtirairaaa
lNr OtltUati, Calloral '
The only Woman'i Colltge on llie Pacific Coatt.
Chartered 1S8I. Xrar two grrat L'nivcriitie.
Idral climate throughout the car. Entrance
mil graduation Ttiiuirrmrnti equivalent to
ihoic of Stanford and I'nlvculty of California.
Laboratory for icimce with modrrn ciui(i
mrnt. Kxcellent pijKrtunltie for home
economics library ttudy, mutlc and art.
Modern gyiniutiuin. Sifdal care far health
of itudrnu, out-door life. I'retlilrnt, Lurlla
Clay Canon, A M , Mil. n.. I.I.. I). I'nr
-ataloKiir aihlrcii Secretary, Milli College J'.
)., California.
Declare Sidncv Cole Insane.
'ITU UK, Cul., Ail :. Thai Sid
ney P.. Cole, who killed Mi?s Anna
Dudley in Huernmeiito nnd who later
was killed in a revolver duel with the
police, was iiwtiue, is Ihe assertion
of Cole's two brothers, who live mi
a ranch near here.
Cole, thev say, hud shown signs
of iusuiiity since early boyhood,
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Newport
TAQtnA BAT
ORECIOH'S POrULAH BSACK
RESORT
An Ideal retreat for outdoor pantltipit.
of nil klmln. IK'NTINO, PIHIIINO.
IIOATINO, HUUP IIATIMNO, KID
I NO; AUTQINU. CANOK1.NO. DANC
NO AND UOM.nil HKATINU. Where
pretty witter ugntrn, mom agtitcft.
moon-atom', cnrnellnnn run !ki found
on the bench. J'uro mountain water
nnd th ln'Ht of food nt low prlcen.
PrcHli flMli. cIuiiih, crab und oymrra,
with nlitindiuicn of vrgvlahlon of nil
kliidH dully.
Camping- Orvunda Convenient and At
tractive with Strict Sanitary
Regulation.
IOW ROUND TRIP1 8EAB0W
TICKETS
rrom All Point In Oregon, Wash
ington and Idaho, ou aalo dally,
3-DAY SATURDAY-MONDAY
TICKETS
from Southern I'aolf lo points Portland
to CottitKft flrovn; n I ho from ull (' A
11 MlntloiiM Albany und went, flood
KoInK Saturday or Htimtuy and for
return Sunday or Monday,
Call nn any 8. I', or C. & K. Audit
for full particulars un to fareii, train
nchnduIrM, otc; hIbo for ropy of our
llltmtraled booklot, "OutlngH In Oru
gon," or write to
WM. McMURBAY
Oeneral Fauenger Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
Company Pays Tax.
SACRAMENTO, Cal., Aug. 3. Tho
Standard Oil Company today paid
115,725 into tho atitto treasury, half
o fits 1911 corporation lax. This Ik
the largest single tax payment receiv
ed thus far.
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FOR RUNT -Light houHokcopIng and
sleplng rooms for ladles or gentle
snan. Tho best and most reason
able in town. Call mornings. 711
North Central.' 119
MEDFORD OPERA HOUSE
Friday, August 4
10 ROUND CONTEST 10
Battling Nelson vs. Tommy Gaffney
The Greatest Event Ever Held in
Southern Oregon
TWO FOUR ROUND PRELIMINARIES
CHICK BOWLTN vs. DICK JONES;
ROY SMITH-, Eagle Point, vs. EDDIE NEAL, Denver
Preliminaries at 8:30 p. m. Main Event at 9:30 p. m.
SEATS ON SALE Haskins, Medford Cigar Store,
Nasji Hotel, Ireland & Antle.
Campbell & Baumbach
MORTGAGE LOANS, COUNTY WARRANTS
CITY AND SCHOOL BONDS
Money on hand at all timos to loan on improved
ranches and fruit land.
PHONE 3231. 320 GARNETT-COREY BLDG.
FANS
They nre healthful
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Thcjr are Military -
A They nro romfortabln A
They cot nne-hulf rent nn
hour to run
NT N
- 1 They nro Jnnt tlu tliliiK to X.
kfop your rimtoiner Iu
t K,MlI humor
Then why not huy ono?
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 adjoining
city of Medford, on long time, easy pay
ments. 12 LOTS IN MEDFORD on main paved
street; cement sidewalks and paving in;
also sewers, water and light. Long time,
easy payments.
430 ACRES LAND, 350 acres alfalfa land,
80 acres fruit land, perpetual water right
vyith water for irrigating 1000 acres; long
time, easy payments.
340 ACRES LAND, 200 acres alfalfa land,
balance fruit land, 1 mile from railroad,
on long time easy terms.
5000 ACRES LAND in tracts of from 40
acres upwards; prico $25.00 per acre and
upwards; suitable for alfalfa, fruit stock
and general farming purposes; long timo,
easy payments.
5 AND 10 ACRE TRACTS just within and I
adjoining city limits, at a bargain, on 5 :
annual payments.
Gold Ray Realty Co.
210 WEST MAIN STREET.
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