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PXGE SIX
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDTTORD,, QRKflON. TUESDAY, !AU(UT8T Ifi. 101 K
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FUST TO GET
WOMEN BALLOT
To Alt! Suffrnncttcs of California,
In Their Battle, Thousands of New
York Women Go Without Luxuries
for a Week.
CANADIAN GOLF, CHAMPION.
, NEW YOHK- A MR. 3f. To nitl tl
8Ht'frn;cHe.s oC CnHf3rnm in thoir,
Imlllo for tho ballot, thousand -f
New York women today bi'gan .
"fnBt" lo continue for ono week, dur-
iiiK which period they nro pledged to
cut only the "necessaries of life," to J
renounce tho soda fountain ami 1111
its works, to abstain from confec
tions and other little luxuries dear to
tlic feminine tum-tmn, and to abjure
I hen t res, roof gardens and other
sources of unnecessary expense.
Tho money thus saved is to be
turned into a fund to be expended m
hammering the counl rijjht question
into tho heads of masculine voter
of tho Golden state before tho elec
tion on October 10.
It is expected that thousands of
dollars will be added to the war
chests of tho western suffrage cam
paign committee by reason of the
"fast" of the metropolitan devotees
of the cause.
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CkarijIk: Murray , of
Montreal. Navr Open Ootr
Champion qf Canada.
MONETARY COMMISSION
IS ORDERED ABOLISHED
WASHINGTON. D. C. Aug. IS. -The
ltcyburn amendment to the Cum
mins bill, abolishing the monetary
commission January 8, 1912, was
adopted in the senate today by a
vote- of 32 to 30.
Senator Burton offered a sub-bill
providing for n report of the commis
sion on January 8 and its dissoluti in
May 1.
SCOITJPT?
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Kc.il Estate Transfers.
r.hcbo M. Ucekum to Joseph L.
Dietrich, lot 7 und 8, block
20, Dckum'3 amended plat,
Gold Hill J
James II. Dornn to Chester
Wright' 22 acres in township
39, range 1 cast 1S00
Chester Wright to J. S. Gill,
laud in donation land claim
45, township 39, range 10.. 10
Millie Sherard to Emily A. Mur
ray, property in Valley View
addition, Ashland :J
W. P. Wood to Edgar G. White-
Mile, 20 acres in township
3G, rnngo2 west 10
"W. P. Word to W. E. Whiteside
20 acres in township 3G
range 2 west "
W. A. Beck to Nancy A. Con
way, land in township 30,
range 4 west
J. W. Bybco to EQ P. Guthrie
land in donation land claim
40, township 37, range 2
west, bond for deed 23000
T. J. Williamson to city of
Medford property on East
Main street, Medford 3
Benton Pool to C. C. Buck,
land in section 28, township
39, range 3 west 20'
J. D. Ileurd to tSerling Mining
company, land in section 18,
townnship 39, range 2 west. . 3
Araiilhus E. Thomas to J. D.
Heard, 120 acres in section
38, township 39, range 2
west 200
Joel B. Vincent to J. D. Heard
"" 20 acres in township 39,
range 2 west 1
Sarah V. Wheeler to L. V.
Kirkpnlrick, property in Med
ford 100
George S. Cavannugh to Fielder
A. Jones, land in township 33"
rango 2 west 10
Ruth Hong to J. T. Riggs hind
v in township 37 range 4 west
Mrs. A. 11. Phipps to Norie I.
Lounpbury, property in Lau
relhiirst uddition, Medford . . 1
Married
Brooks-Bruinblo In Medford on An
gust 7, 1911, by Bev. John
AY. Bruiiiblc.
Probata
Estate Albert Coffman, ndminis
tnitor's bowl tiled and approved.
Ehtritc Chirlos A. Schnoufele. Ol
der for contimionee.
The pooplo of this city should bu
"Mado n Oregon" goods from thf
loca.t morchunts whenovor tho prlct
and quality aro equal to Eastern
made goods.
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Look for tho ad thnt offors it to
you, scoond-hand. at n real barguin
HnBltlnu for Health. "
"Charlte" Murray, professional at
the Royal Montreal Golf club, Is the
new open golf champion of Canada.
Ills winning score- was 3H strokes
for 72 holes. "Davie" Mack of the
River Mead club, Ottawa, was sec
ond, with 316, while Tercy Barrett
of Lambton. one time champion, was
third with 31S.
QUAKE CLAIMS
JLJJETTLED
Practically All Insurance Claims
Arising From San Francisco Dis
ter Now Paid Total of Hundred
and Sixty-three Millions Paid Out.
SAN BERNARDINO, Cal.' Aug. lo.
Practically nil of the insurance
claims uriatng from the earthquake
and fire here in 1000 arc now ettled
nnd the underwriters' reports today
how a total of $103,713,330 paid
out. Within the Jnt few days u
number of satisfactions of judgments
have been filed and the calendar is
nearly clean.
Further efforts are being made,
however, to force the welching com
panies to make additional pjiyments.
Several companies settled with some
of their policyholders on a basis uf
25 cents on the dollar, but have
since paid 50 to 7" cent to othcts.
The first victims of tho welchcrs are
now preparing to press their claims
for larger payments and have organ
ized among themselves to take con
certed action.
SOLELY UPON THE DOG
SALEM, Or., Aug. !.'. "If Dick
was u dog like some I possessed I
may grant a requisition. If he is like
others I have owned, I am sure the
man should go free. Much depends
on the dog," said Governor West to
day when nsked if he would grant a
requisition for Roger Snow of Bak
ersfield, Cal., who it is alleged killed
"Dick," a pet bulldog of W. W. Card
well, nn attorney of RoM-burg.
Card well is anxious to prosecute
Snow.
CAVIAR IS ANTIDOTE
FOR ASIATIC CHOLERA
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 1.1.
Caviar is an antidote, for choiera,
according to' an announcement juut
tnndo by the Ottoman Bacteriological
institute.
The discovery indirectly was
brought about through a protest
against tho exclusion of Russian
caviar from Turkish territory for
fear of cholera infection.
Tho institute experimented with
caviar that had been infected with
cholera baccilli nnd discovered thnt
Iho germs died in, four days. Efforts
to discover the germ killing princi
ple in the caviar are now being made.
'LATE PEAR CROP
IS FORTUNATE
Will Give Poor Quality Pears From
California Chance to Get Off the
Market Crop Will End There
Soon.
TO MARRY CHICAGO BROKER.
Sgobel Jfc Day of New Voik under
date of August "V issued the follow
ing market report :
Kift,-tivo ears Monday, 30 Tues
day, nnil 4 1 to-day, WYduoMlnj
allows increasing receipts.
Bnrtletts Mnrket decidedly lower,
the best ot them, really ery Jew
$2.00 to $2.2f but the bulk are o -
dumry and sold today from $1.30
to $1,90, most of them about 105 Mre
The market everywhere has fallen
and this drop should put tho R.irtlctU
into quick consumption, mi let Us
hope for a better state of th'tt;-
There are many ears being diverted
here from middle west cities. It is
fortunate that the crop in the north
west is 10 days late. Smaller shiif
mente now from California, their crop
ending. '
Plums Market n little lower. Ar
rivals smallish. Eggs and Silver:.
$1.10 to $L30. Fancy varieties from
California $1.50 to $2.00 and lower
grades $1.00 to $1.30. Gross and
Hungarians are going to make mone
surely when they come.
Peaches Very heavy arrivals
about 12,000 boxes daily. Klbci.tac
line! ..Si). ..!.. r- t-. Cl 1 '. Tl.r
bulk ish and ha d o. c t" Tc ST, D, Aug. 15.-Regi
Crawfords, generally soft. 05c tof "i,, commenced today for the
;?1.00. Better prices tor good icachc.
After n courtship of five months
William V. Lincoln, a broker of Chi
cago ami n distant relative of Prcs.
idont Lincoln, is to marry in New
York next month .Mrs. Lillian Car
man, a ciishior in the Wnldorf-As-loria
hotel. Mrs. Cannan. who re
cently obtained n divorce from Mil
ton Cannan, son of a Boston shoe
lmuufncturer, last night continued
the report of her engagement of Mr
Lincoln, but declined to tell the date
set for the wedding.
REGISTRATION BEGUN OF
FORT BERTH0LD RESERVE
when they arrive.
Gnipes Very heavy arrival
Thompsons, generally sour, 83e to
342,0000 acres of laud in the Fort
Berthold Indian reservation, in North
Dakota, thrown own to .settlement
bv limclamatio'ii of President Taft
-rl.UU withi few at 1.2o. Malagas,' Vast timings of homeseekors are .!
all the way from $1.00 to $1.80 j ready in line nnd every train brings
Hard to forecast market on these, scores of hundred nion1, all eager
two varieties. Last season only 13 to get a fann in this rich section
cars Thompsons arrived from An- Every part of tho union is represent
gust 1 to September 15, but now wejcd in the cosmopolitan assemblage.
are having several cars daily and :
some are not particularly good. ' HIRING GUNMEN TO '
Very sorry to nil vise this drop all GUARD ESPEE SHOPS
around here but apparently it is thei
same everywhere else, for a little! SACRAMENTO, Cal., Aug. 13.
while remembering the supplies here' c . , , . ., e .,
will be ample until the middle of next S,K',nl Anl (' f tho S",ll,,r".
week anywav. rnciiic company anil tue inctnticrs oi
VISITING PRINTERS SEE
MOUNT TAMALPAIS
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal., Aug. 15. -The
delegates mid guests to the
lifly-seventh annual session of the
Intel national Typogniphieal union
mo today making the trip to Mount
Tmnulpais, More Ihmi 300 delegates
mo in til tendance.
.Mayor .McCarthy vveleomed the del
egules to the city In the name of
labor and the people of Sun Francis
co, General sessions of the conven
tion will not be ii'suuteil itulil tomorrow.
PERKINS WILL SOLVE
" .BIG BUSINESS PROBLEMS
NEW YORK. Aug. 15 IManniug
to solve the problem of inventors,
wage earners mid consumers, tleoig.
W. Peikins stated today Unit he will
soon sever all his oilier business' con
nections in order to devote his entire
tune to a coopetative association
founded with that object in view'.
BOURNE WANTS COURT
UNANIMOUS IN DECISIONS
WASHINGTON. D. , Aug. 15.
Cniled States Senator Ronnie' of Or
egon, today introduced in the sen
nto requiring all decisions of the su
preme couit which affect the consti
tutionality of any provisions of a
fedunil or state law to be iiuauiuioiis
HMklni for lloaltn.
a local employment agency nrc lnr-
Tno man order houses or the Eaat mK "watchmen" 4 guard tho South
would not bo so prosperous I ftho Cni Pacific prorty in Sacnimento
people of this community would in-, These men. who are alleged by tin
sist on having "Mado in Oregon" shop employes to he nothing but
goods from tho local merchants. The , "gunmen,? are hired at a salary of
business of this community would be $3 ft ,ny. Some of them are g'iven
better conserved if tho buying pub- odd jobs about the railroad yards,
lie and tho merchants would help) while (hcrs are told that they will
along tho "Mado In Oregon" idea. bo called upon incase of a strike.
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CAPITAL STOCK - $100,000.00
SURPLUS and PROFITS $35,000.00
UNITED STATES POSTAL SAVINGS DEPOSITORY
SAFK DEPOSIT IJOXCS FOR KKXT.
VT. H. OORC, Prctident.
J, A. PEKRY, Vice Fres. JOUH S. OBTB, Casbltr.
T. r. MERRICK, Vice Frti. W. D. JACKSOW, Aast. CaibUr.
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Woire now located in larger quarters,
at the east end of Jackson Street, across
Boar Creek. "
Mill work of ail kinds on shortest notice
Medford Builders Supply Co.
Phone Homo 2iL
East Jackson St.
mrrtrr
Still in Business
The Southern Oregon Elec
tric Company has moved
two doors south to the
C.C. Ponting Plumbing Shop
Homo prosperity dopenda upon
home industry, and state-wide pros
perity will bo greater if factories
milling "Mntlo In Oregon" goods nro
nairomzea u ymo ioqi morciiaiuB, ittttttttttttt4ttfttfrttttttrttttttttf '
Southern Oregon Electric Co.
ASTOR OUTWITS REPORTERS
ON LEAVING HIS YACHT
Ni:V YORK, Auk " "iifronl
ed by 11 whole hatlerv f repoileiM
mid pliotoKiiiphei'H, t'ulonel .Inlni .liv
cob AhIoi- wIkiho eii,'ii);eiueul hi Mtuli
eliuo KorceJiiiM Mtined the whole
country, todii showed thnt he enn
dnilKC trouble with eeleiily nml huc-
It hud been cvpeetcd thul Artlor, on
wIioho uelit Miiunii weio bin bible
toMie, mid her inothoi', would laud
al the New Yuclit club pie rand tin'
HUupshutl'Kipuid aviik ready,
Aslnr, howexer, .wuk "wIho'' and
qiiiellv lauded nt another pier und
pl clear nwuy without a lepoilor
"liimlilin" to liin ruse.
AMERICANS CQflNER JAP
NARCISSUS BULB MARKET
KAN' ntAXCISCO. Cal., Auk. 1 I
- The entire ciop of .lapmi of nur
i'Ihmum, :ill'J7 lniles, armed here on
the Hteainer Moutihu.
The bullm weie loaded at ICcchinc,
und will bo uxed for propiiKiitiou in
thi( United Stateii for tho coiiiiiik
eiiHter. Tliin in the first time Amen
caiit) have been able to corner the
crop, it hetetol'ore Imvlii iniie to
Kurope.
Look nt the ndt. for the chaneo to
buy the property you need at 11
"ric,ht price."
ifnskiiiH for health.
NOTirM TO .(All CONTItA(l'OltN.
Healed pniportiilti will bit icrolved
liy tlto eoiinty court nf Jiieliitun county
at It Im ufrieo In iho county court Iioiino
at JiickHunvlllo to ho upeiuid Auipuit
US, IIHI, lit 1(1 o'clock for tho coil
iitriietlou of tho roll work In tho now
county Jull at Jiuikmiuvlllo, .iMukmiu
eoiinty, Uretton. IMitiui and upcolN
cut bum nro on file In tho ntrieo of tho
county court, itlmi III V, V. Ilanuniiit
office In Iho court hoiimi In .litelriou
villi', Oickoii. A certlfleil check of
10 pur ('cut of the amount of tho hid
inuHl iuToniiniiy tmino. Tim" court
ri'Morw'tt tho iIkIiI to reject nuy or nil
lildH, Hl;ued
J. II. NKIh.
County JudK".
NOTICE TO IIIIIIXli: t.'O.NTItAC.
TO U.S.
Healed propomilH will bo received
by the comity court of JiickMoirvounty
at I1I11 offlro In tho court Iioiimo at
JnoknniiUllo, OreKOii, to bo opeueil
AitKUHt US, 101 1 , at 10 11. in. for tho
crtiiHtriictlou of a coucrutu lirlilK'i
iieniHH Hear Cieek In tho city of Mvd
ford, Jnckiiou county, Oregon. I'Iiuih
ami HiiecKlcatlotiH are on file In tho
office of tho county court iilno lu tho
office, of V, V. Itiiriuou county roiul
miiHtor In tho court homm at Jiioli
nouvlllo. All IiIiIm intuit bo ticcouiinii.
led by a certlfleil deck for 10 per
cent of the bid. Tho court rcntirvcw
the iIkIU to reject any or nil lililit,
HlKiied.
J. II. NKII
County JudKo.
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Fruit Growers
We have just received a shipment of Ogburn's Fruit
Picking Buckets. The Palmer Bucket is on the way.
Use them and save money. Send in your order now.
Medford Hardware Comp'ny
216 CAST MAIN ST.
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FIFTIETH ANNUAL
Oregon State Fair
SALEM, SEPTEMBER 11-16 'II HOME GOMING WEEK
Livestock, Poultry and Agricultural Exhibits
Races, Free Attractions and Amusements
FERUULO'S GREATEST BAND
Reduced Rates on all Railroads
Send for Premium List and Entry Blanks
FRANK MEREDITH, Secretary, Salem, Oregon
IRRIGATION
Nature Supplies the Land
and Sunshine
We Furnish the Water
Rogue River Valley Canal Co.
FRED N. OUMMINGS, Manager
Office 3d Floor Medford National Bank Building
Irrigated Orchard Tracts
Land for $150 Per Acre With Perpet
ual Water on Easy Terms
Can You Do Better?
ROGUELANDS Inc.
FRED N. OUMMINGS, Manager