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MOFORD MATT, TRIBUNE. MEDEORD, OREGON, MONDAY, 'AUOIUST K 191 1.
,
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Porter J. Neff, city attorney, la nt
l'orthmd on a short business trip.
Mrs. Neff, who hns boon visiting rol
ntlvcH In ilio east, In expected home
noon. Mr. Neff will meet her nt
Portland.
Dr. John Streets of Ventura, Cnl., n
vctorlnnry surgeon of somo fame. Is
In Modford visiting Ills brother, Frank
Streets.- Dr. Streets Is nn old time,
friend of William Drone of the Nat-ntolrum.
W. T. Grieve, county assessor,
spent Sunday In Medford with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Hoyt of
Central Point were In Modford Sun
day. Young men and women wishing to
assist In house work In business while
attending Medford Business College,
should sea .Mr. Culpeppor at once. 120
Northwest Hug company of Port
land representative Is In town. If
you hnve any carpets you wish wov-
Rolchatoln soils mid fuws wood. en In runs, notify S. A. Debitor, caro
140
Qua Satnuols has roturnod from a
visit In tho hills. Ho was successful
in hnggl'ng a splendid deer.
'Mr. and Mrs. Jack London loft
Snndnv for Crater hake. They ex
pect to return about Wednesday and
will remain In the city until Friday
In order that they might take In the
public reception arranged for next.
Thursday evening by local socialists.
Sea It. A. Uolmoa, Tho Insurance
Mun, over Jackson County bank.
Miss Helen Yockey left Sunday eve
ning for n two weeks' visit north. She
will visit the centennial celebration
nt Astoria while awny.
t W. It. Turners of Lilly Glon Is
spending a few days in Medford on
si short vacation. "Medford people go
to Lilly OJon for n vacation. Why
shouldn't Lilly Glen people spend
their vacation In Medford?" Is the
way he, sums It up.
Japanese air plants at Broadley's,
phono CI SI.
William Gerig returned from a bus
iness trip to Portland Monday morn
ing. .
George Emery, general agent of
the New York Central lines, who Is
stationed In Portland, is visiting Med
ford looking up buslnoss for his lines.
Rardon's UaKory now delivers ices
nnd ice cream to any part of the city
S. T. Scott, roadmaster of the
Southern Pacific, is In Medford on a
tour of inspection. Mr. Scott hns
ordered considerable repair work In
tho local yards.
C. F. Mahoney has returned from
a week's outing at Colestin.
Carkln & Taylor (John II. Carkln,
Glenn' O. Tayior), attorney-at-law,
over Jackson County Bank Building,
Medford.
Dr. J. F. Roddy, who is in Port
land on good roads business, Is ex
pected to return Tuesday.
Herman PowclK of Jacksonville
spent Sunday at Medford with friends.
C. L. Johnson of Woodvlllo pre
cinct is spending a few days with bis
brother, R. S. Johnson In this city.
Brick ice cream, all kinds and
colors. Rardons Bakery; phone 371.
Prompt delivery.
Mrs. T. E. Doano of Willow Springs
was in Medford shopping Monday.
Mrs. Charles Thompson and daugh
ter Alice have arrived from Terre
Haute, -Ind., to Join Mr. Thompson,
who has been a resident of Medford
several months.
Telephone 371, RardonB Bakery
for cake, Ices and Ico cream; prompt
delivery.
Earl Hubbard has returned from
a two weeks' visit at tho Enyart
ranch on Roguo river.
Tom J. Lewis of Eagle Point spent
Monday in Medford on business.
Aro now buying peaches, prunes
and pears. If you want to sell for
cash at tho highest market price, sec
us. Producers Fruit Co. 137
Mayor Leever of Central Point was
a recent visitor in this city. Paving
matters, he says, are occupying much
of the attention of tho city officials
or that city.
Men wanted to chop wood, Crater
Lake Fuel Company, Sparta build
ing. James Kershaw of Antelope spent
Monday In Modford visiting friends.
Will C. Murphy has returned from
a short business trip to Ashland.
Buy or rent a Sluger to make the
childrons new school clothes. Phone
C(M3. 151
O. P. Thomas of Ruch spent Mon
day In Medford with friends. Mr.
Thomas brought in GO crates of fan
cy tomatoes which were very flno,
showing tho excellenco of tho Apple
gato section in tho growing of produce.
general delivery, or phono
Price lowest work superior.
1611.
128
GREEKS MIX IT ON
STREET: ARE ARRESTED
Two Greeks pot into ntv altercation
on North Fir street near Main Mon
day noon nnd started to settle their
differences with their fists. Patrol
man Hull was near nnd bore down
upon them in a hurry. Each man stnve
$10 bail for his appearance Inter be
fore J mice Canon.
GOLFERS OF COUNTRY
PLAYING AT OMAHA
OMAHA. Nub.-, Ait lrV-rflofinR
luminaries of the entire west, from
the Mississippi to the Pacific, const,
will -hine on the links of the Omaha
Country club during the week be
ginning today. The tournament is
the eleventh annual championship
competition oi ine u-.ins .Mississippi
Golf association. Harry Lcgg' of
Minneapolis is the proent- holder of
the amateur championship.
HOPES 10 AVER!
STRIKE CRISIS
Men Given Until Wednesday to Re
turn to Work On Railroads
Quantities of Provisions Rushed to
Liverpool.
IN STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK, Aug. 14 The stock
market showed a sharp rebound in
prices at tho opening today. Gains
ranged from 1 to 2 points with
strength In the standard railway Is
sues. Trading was acute. St. Paul,
Northern Pacific, Canadian Pacific,
Union Pacific, Atchison, Erie first
preferred gained from 1 to 2 points.
Pressure against Union Pacific caus
ed that stock to loso all of its ad
vance and it went back under last
week's closing.
Tho market closed steady.
Bonds wore firm.
LONDON, Aug. 14. Tho board of
trade today announced that it hopes
to avert a strike crisis and reach a
settlement with the dockmeu and
other employes which will prevent
n resumption of such conditions as
last week tied up all traffic In Lou
don, The. optimistic message was caus
ed through TT decision of the Midland
and Great Northern Railways' team
sters to return to work until Wednes
day to glvo their lenders a chance
to adjust matters with the railway
comiKinies.
It is planned to at onro rush great
quantities of supplies to Liverpool,
whoro tho strike 1$ so acute its to
have brought tho city to tho verge of
famine.
.In this city tho railway employes
threaten to tlo up transportation, in
cluding that of the underground rail
ways, unless their demands for short
er hours and higher wages are met
before tho end of tho week, in Liv
erpool, Sheffield, Bristol, Manches
ter and Glasgow tho railway men are
just as determined, and the, gravest
difficulties aro feared unless their
demands aro satisfied.,
F
URNISHING
NEW HOTEL
Work Progressing Rapidly Work
men Will Do Out by September 15
Much Furniture Belny Moved Into
Building.
The work of furnishing tho Hotel
Medford Is progressing rapidly, tho
second floor being almost completely
furnished, whllo the work of laying
carpets Is lit progress on tho third
floor.
it Is no wbelloved that tho work
men will complete the building by
September tr and turn over tho keys.
Practically, all of the work Is done
on every floor except the first. By
the tlnio tho workmen complete the
first floor the others 111 be furnished.
SWITCH ENGINE
NOW AT WORK
Put On by Southern Pacific During
Fruit Shipping Season Many Cars
Being Spotted (or Loading of
Penrs.
PAYS $10 FOR TRYING
DELABARRA BEGINS
PRESIDENTIAL FIGHT
MKXICO CITY, Aug. 11. Presi
dent Dclnbarra today began his cnui
paign for tho presidency of Mexico
iis the cuiididute of the liberal radical
party, which plans to fuse with the
Catholics at their convention next
Wednesday. Most of the Spanish
papers which formerly were Militarist
organs, are now demanding that Ma
dero quit the presidential race. Ma
dcro declines to comply.
TOGO HONOR GOEST
AT
BANQUET
Tho Southern Pacific placed a
switch englno at work In the local
yards Monday morning and will keep
It horo during the fruit shipping sea
son, Cars aro pow being loaded on
tho various convenient , sidetracks
throughout tho valley and this week
will see tho matter of picking and
loading llurtlettH well under war.
Orchardlxts are having no difficul
ty this year In getting cars promptly
and in any number they wish. It Is
estimated that at least 'JO carloads
will be utit of the valley by tho end
of this week. Five have gone for
ward to date and two or three anno
will go out tonight.
GRASS FIRE ON NORTH
IVY PROMPTLY CHECKED
A grass fire nt Mil North Ivy
street at noon Monday wart reported
to the department which icspomlcd
in fast time' hut found the flames un
der control.
Thereupon the hoys started a new
fire nnd burned all of the grass in
that, vicinity.
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The electrically lighted sowing'
room is a scene of comfort when
the machine is run by an
electric motor. No
back breaking' pedal
ing! The seamstress
touches a button
ve do the rest..
Rogue
River
Electric
Company.'
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UNDERTAKERS
Day Phone 2271
Night Phones P. W. Wceka 2071.
A. E. Orr, 8002.
4 1- LAD ASSISTANT.
JOHN A. PERL
Undertaker aud Erablmr
Hnrnnsanr to tho undertaking de-
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AMUUIiANCK SERVIC
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SANTA ROSA OFFICERS
TO CONTEST CHARGES
SAX FKANTISCO, Cnl, Aiijj. 14.
Captain J. O. Fnrin and Third Mate
K. J. Thomas of the wrecked Santa
Hosn are preparing today to make
vigorous defense against the charges
of negligence and incompetency pre
ferred by Federal Inspectors Holies
and Hulger who conducted nn ex
haustive preliminary examination fol
lowing the disaster. The officers
have engaged Captain Henry Taylor,
marine expert, to assist their attor
ney at tho trial, which is set for
Monday.
NAVY PRACTISING
It cost Fred Slien ?10 In tho po
Ice court Monday morning for at
tempting to board a Southern Pacific
train Saturday while the train was
in motion. Tho flno was paid. Those
who witnessed Shell's attempt to
"swing under" and get a free ride
are wondering how tho man escaped
death, u making tho swing he lost
his. hold and fell. In falling ho suc
ceeded In putting the "reverse Eng
lish" on his body, rolling away from
the train on striking tho ground. Ho
was badly bruised but not injured
otherwise. Night Police Officer Cin
cade gathered him in and locked him
up.
MANY NEW FLOWERS
BLOSSOM AT BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, Md., Aug. 14. Bal
timore blossomed forth today with a
magnificent display of the world's
newest flower creations, the exhibit
being a font lire of the twenty-seventh
national convention of the Society oi
American Florists and Ornamental
Horticulturists, who will bo in session
until Friday. The association num
bers among its membership practical
ly all of the leading progressive J'lor
ists of the United States and Can
ada.
NEW YOIUC, Aug. H. Admiral
Togo today was the guest of honor nt
a luncneon given tne Japan society
of New York and tho Peace society.
Tho assemblage, which was tho larg
est to greot n foreign visitor here
since the visit of Prluco Henry of
Prussia, comprised COO persons, po
litically and socially prominent. Mny
or Oaynor presided.
Tho admiral, in a short address,
stated that his glvou name (Heihach
Iro Is Japanese for "peacoful man."
and his surname, Togo, in cans "east
cm country."
"Therefore," declared tho famous
sea fighter, "I am a peacoful mail of
tho eastorn country."
The admiral's romarks woro greet
ed with applause.
AUTO SLEEPING CAR
ON WAY TO MEDFORD
SMOKES BADGER OUT
BUT SETS FOREST ABLAZE
BOSTON- Mass., Aug. 14. Aero
plane pructieu is the program of the
nnviil maneuvers off Provincotow'1
today and tomorrow. A score of big
box kites, similar in air space and
size ar.o fired at with rifles and 3
inch guns. AH divisions of the but
tle&hip fleet arc taking part.
The difficulty of accurate shooting
is further increased by the Minrp
shootcrs being required to aim for
rather small targets suspended from
tho kites, instead of the kites them
selves. The firing occurs wiiilo the
battleships are both nt anchor and
under steam. '
WOMAN GETS LICENSE
TO FLY IN MONOPLANE
MINKOLA, N. V Aug. 14. Miss
Matilda Moisant is today the proud
possessor of u pilot's license from
the Aero Club of America. Hers irt
the second license issued to a woman
in tho United States under tho re
vised international code. Miss Har
riet Qiiimby was tho first to receive
a pilot's license.
Miss Moisant, in an American mon
oplane, executed her dips like a vet
eran and landed well during her
trials.
LABORERS AT WORK
ON EUGENE RAILROAD
EUdBNB, Or., Aug. 14. A crow
of J 00 laborers was placed at work
today on construction of tho Port
land, Eugene & Eastern railroad to
Coryallis at the Eugene end of tho
line.
About 20 miles of construction
work is dono already and, 22 miles
remains uncompleted.
CABAZOK, Cal., Aug. 14. Ono of
the worst forest fires in the history
of this county is raging as the result
of an attempt of a rancher to smoke
a badger out of its hole in a wooded
section of the San Joaquin range near
here.
Fifteen sections already have been
swept over and although a force of
about 100 firefighters bus been mus
tered the blaze is still spreading.
Much stock iji the country near the
fit, it is feared, will be lost.
THREE-QUARTER MILLION
SEE AIRSHIP FLIGHTS
CHICAGO, III., Aug. 14. It is esti
mated that 750,000 people witnessed
yesterday's flights at Grants park,
whoro tho monster aviation meet is
now being held.
Arrangements liavo been made for
an attendance of .'i'000,000 people this
week. At present there aro 33 avia
tors here and tho celebrated Wey
luiinn is expected the lattr part ol
the meet.
Tho Wrights, who have ton ma
chines here, expect to break all for
mer records. ( ,,.,,.
RIFLE SHOTS OF NATION
COMPETING IN OHIO
CAMP PERKY, Ohio, Aug. 14.
Following several weeks preliminary
practice, the 2'Jth auniuil tournament
of tho National Riflo association of
America opened horo today, Tho car
nival of shooting will last for eight
days, after which tho National Board
of tho Promotion of Rifle Practice
will hold its ninth annual series of
matches. Tho latter events will last
from August 23 to August 30.
Hasklns for Iloaltb. ,
El'OEXE. On, Aug. 14. Traveling
in a sleeping car on rubber tired
wheels, J. E. Spencer and wife of Se
attle arrived in Eugeno Saturday
in .i uniquu vehicle. Fashioned like
a Gypsy wagon, nn automobile has
been converted into a small sleeping
car in which there aro a bed, stove
and table, and a kitchen, dining room
nnd bedroom. Mrs. Silencer and hor
husband are enjoying life. Spencer
states that he has no business, is go
ing no place in particular and has no
special time in which to get there.
Haakina for Health. "
MEDFORD BETTER CITY
THAN CHEYENNE, WYO.
"Medford has a more metropolitan
aspect ami Is far more active than
Cheyenne, n city of 18,000 peoplu,"
stiites II, 10. dates of Cheycnno, who
Is In Medford to maku his home here.
"Cheycnno Is a good town, but can
not compare with Medford, Chuycuuo
lias no paved streets and her other
Improvements are far below thoso r
find here.
IX HAXKItl'ITUV.
OF
MEDrOBD KABKJCTS.
8U11 PriCM.
Vegetables.
Potatoes $2 per cwt; 3c pound.
Cabbage 2 c.
Parsnips 2c.
Lettuce Cc head.
Carrots 2 Vi c
Beets 2 c.
Onions Borrnuda, 10c.
Colory G0c$l doz.
Cauliflower 103lGc head.
Turnips 2c.
Radishes 5c bunch.
Onions Green, Co bunch.
Asparagus 10c lb.
Rhubarb 8c lb.
Fruit.
Strawberries 103lGc box.
Cocoauuts 10c each.
Prunes Dried, Go,lb.
Lemons 30c doz..
Oranges 25 04 Re doz.
drapo fruit 75o 3fl doz.
Bananas 2 0g 30c doz.
Uuttcr Eggs and Poultry
Buttor Fresh ranch, roll, COe;
creamery, Cfic.
Eggs Fresh ranch 29c doz.
Poultry Hens, dressed, 20c; live,
ICc; springs, drcssod, 30c, llvo 20c.
Turkoya 28?30, dressed.
Meats
Beef Cows, 1020p; steers, 12 V&
325o.
Pork 20 fl) 22c.
Veal Dressed, lG25c
Mutton 12820c; lambs, 153
25c.
Hay am Feed. ,
Hay Timothy, 1C; alfalfa, ?12;
grass, $14; grain hay, 115.
Grain Wheat, ?J,30 blTahol; oats,
37 ton; barloy, $35 ton.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING
Clt EDITORS.
In tho district court of tho United
States for tho district of Oregon.
In tho matter of Roguo River Can
nery nnd Evaporating Company, an
Oregon corporation, bankrupt.
To tho creditors of Roguo River
Cannery and Evaporating Company,
a corporation of Oregon, in Jacknon
county and district aforesaid:
Notice is hereby given that on the
10th day of August, l'Jlt, tho said
Roguo River Cunning aud Evaporat
ing Company, an Oregon corporation,
was duly adjudicated bankrupt, aud
that tho first meeting of tho cred
itors of suld bankrupt will bo hold nt
tho office of tho undersigned at Med
ford, Oregon, on tho 24th day of Au
gust, 1911, at tho hour of 2 o'clock
p. in., at which time tho said creditors
'may attend, provo tholr claims, ap
point a trustee, examine tho bank
rupt, order tho sale of tho property
of tho bankrupt, and transact such
other business as may properly comu
beforo said meeting.
AiigtiKt 14, 1911.
IIOMUIOOK WITHINGTON,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
BAGGAGE and EXPRESS
HENRY M, MARSH
All ordors promptly iiUoixlctl to night or tiny. Short
nnd long hauls. .Moving household goods a spoeialty
Union toamstor.i.
Office 51 S. Front
Pacific 4171
Home 80 Residence Main GI3
NSSS
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 3281.
320 GARNETT-COREY BLDG.
NOTICE.
Thcro will bo a picnic of tho
local members of tho National As
sociation of blacksmiths at Ashland,
August 19. All shops will bo closed
on that day.
Secretary Jackson County Local.
C20 W. W. WIDEN,
MEDFORD IRON WORKS
33. O. Trowbridge, Prop.
FOUNDRY AND MACHINIST
All kinds of Engines, Spraying Outfits, Pumps,
Boilers and Machinery. 'Agents in So. Oregon for
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO.
Free lecture
By "W. II. Bundy of Brooklyn, N.
Y. Subject "Who' Is Winning Clod
or Satan." St. Mark hall, Modford,
Orogou. Tonight at 8 p. m.
t
Hasklna (or noaltn.
Ami you know wjien you pond
work to us you can depend up
on It lxdng done property, Our
work meets with tho approval
of those who dress for stylo,
neatness and comfort,
THE STAR
Steam Laundry
Medford, Oregon,
Bell I'fiouu 1201 Homo (15
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For Sale
1 ACRE AND 5 ACRE TRACTS adjoining
city of Modford, on long time, easy pay
ments. 12 LOTS IN MEDFORD on main paved
street; cement sidewalks and paving in;
also sowers, walfer and light. Long time,
easy payments.
430 ACRES LAND, 350 acres alfalfa land,
80 acres fruit land, porpotual wator right
with wator for irrigating 1000 acres; long
time, easy payments.
340 ACRES LAND, 200 acres alfalfa laud,
' balanco fruit land, 1 mile from railroad,
on long time easy terms.
5000 ACRES LAND in tracts of from 40
acres upwards; price $25.00 per acre and
upwards; suitable for alfalfa, fruit stock
and gcnoral 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 Co.
21CWEST MAIN STREET.