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AIEPFORu aIAXIj TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SATURDAY. AUOUST ID, 1011.
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Mcsdnmos Enynrt nml Carnnbnn,
who own Ihu property on Control avo-
nuc wrecked by ftru not long since,
will probably havo a substantial ono
story brlrk building rdtistrucU'd on
tin? lots during tho fall.
GcorKo I. Hnff nnd Mr. Griffin,
hnvo returned to Gold HIU from For-;
est Crock district, whero thoy havo
boon developing (ho McMutrcy mine,
In which they tire interested.
Cnrkln & Tajlor (John 11. Carklu,
(returned ' from tho Now York Gleun O. Tayor). nttornev-at-law.
cuUlrig school, whero ho g6t nil tholover Jackson County Hank ltulldlng,
late fadH on cuttltiB. 132 Medford.
'A contest over Ibo homestead of! O. M. SelMiy has roiio to-Portland
llmlato Georiio Walt has been going i to attend tbu groat council of tho
I. O. It. I.
O. II. Rclchman Of tho Xnsh Grill
13. M. Ray, a Lor Angeles cnpltn
let, lias been making huh section n
buslnttsn visit. Ho spent sovernl days
nt tho Sterling mlno with Fred
Dlalioley,
Conductor Porter of tho Southern
Pacific, coinpnny nnd his family mo
tored to Med foul Thursday. Thoy
wero'eif tholr way to ivpplogate, but
BWltchoil to n trip o Crater Lake
after going as far na Jacksonville.
15lfcrt, tho progressive tailor, hatt
J uft
un lidforo Pnltod States Commission
er Canon. M. M. Welch Is disput
ing tho light of the brother of the
deceased to mako final proof. The
land la located In Sciuao Lake district
mid In vnlUable.
An International encyclopedia die
tlonary In three volumes which has
never been used tan bo bought cheap.
A fine work for teachers. Address
"Falrvlow," Jacksonville.
RelchBtetn bells and eaws wood.
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W. II. Mowatt of Ashland wna n
business visitor Thursday afternoon.
J. L. Hammerslcy camo down from
'Gold 'Hill Thursday on legal business
at tho county seat.
See It. A. Holmes. Tho Insuranco
Man, over Jackson County bank.
Ed King and Harry Helms, who
have been rusticating for some tlrao
past, are at borne again.
Captain J. T. C. Nash and S. H.
Blasdell, old tlmo associates I min
ing,' aro In Medford for a short stay.
Thoy now hall from Berkeley and
Portland, respectively.
Invisible patching and nailing, hand
and machltfe sewed soles neatly done
at Electric Shoo Shop. 32 South
Grape street. 12
J. 13. Wood went to Jacksonville
Friday to meet M. A. Carter with
whom he Is interested In mining
property fn southern Josephine coun
ty. They havo probably made a sale
thereof.
' D. S. Hyatt, formerly in charge of
tho Vanco mines on Forest creek, was
In Medford recently, making arrangV
"ments to bcII tho property.
Eifert's Tall goods are here. Come
hvand look them over. 132
'A. W. Yocum, who is farming the
DoBar place between Medford and
Central Point, was In Medford and
Jacksonville Friday.
Mrs. William Ray ot Applegate,
who Is at the Ashland hospital for
treatment, is1 Improving steadily.
1 Japanese air plants at Broadley's,
phone 5181.
D.- B. Russell and his party have
returned from a trip to Cinnabar, one
of northern California's best summer
resorts.
Circuit c6urt will be In Besslon dur
ing tho last week in August. The
'rregnlnr term begins on tho first Mon
day 'In September.
rRardon'a Bakery now delivers Ices
and Ice cream to any part of the city.
There aro 14 inmates of tho coun
ty Jail awaiting tho meeting dr the
grand Jury on tho last Monday In thlB
month. ,
' Ato-dow buying peaches, prunes!
and pears. If you want to Bell for
case at tho highest market price, see
us. Producers Fruit Co. 137
Frank Walt made a business trip
to Jacksonville Wednesday morning.
, T. J. Hamlin, one of our pioneer
farmers, spent a few hours in Med
ford Thursday.
'Men wanted to chop wood, Crater
Lake Fuel Conmany. Sparta build
ing. , '
Samuel Casey, the original Casey
of Portland's railroad row, was in
the valley during the week looking
after the Interests of tho Chicago.
Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad.
Buy or rent a Singer to mako the
childrens new school clothes. Phone
6043. 1C1
-J. C. Aitkin of Woodvlllo, deputy
fruit Inspector, spent a few hours In
Medford Thursday.
Young men and women wishing to
assist in houso work in business while
aucnaing aieaiora uusmebs ouibo,
should Beo Mr. Culpepper at once. 126
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In
Weeks & McGowan Co.
. UNDERTAKERS
Dny Phone MU
Night Pboae V. W. Weeks 9071.
A. K. Orr, MM.
'' JjADX ASSISTANT.
1KWWWWWWW(VWt
JOHN A. PERL
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Hkor and SrnUbaw
BnMaiinr to the nndnrtnVlnv da-! !
f partraeot of Medford Furniture Co. ; ;
I Office wHb, Medford Furniture Co. ; ;
Telephone: Pay, Bell SGI; : !
I John A. Perl, residence, Bell 4111, ;
Home '17Ii.
0, W. Conklla 1101.. J. H. But-; :
Itr 1671,
AMBDlxANOH BKRVICB
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rturnoil Friday from n business trip
to Suit Frantlsbo. ',
Xurthwesfc Hug cbmpany of Port
land representative Is In town. If
you havo an carpets you wish woV
en in rugs, notify S. A. Doblior, car
general delivery, or phono 4011
Prlco lowest, work superldf. 1B8
George W. Frey and his son Ed,
also Mr. Edler, transacted business in
Jacksonville- Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Huber nro down
frOhi Grants Wan on a visit.
Mrs. Thomas Collins has go no to
Yrekn, Col., on a visit, accompanied
by her brother, Frank Plymalo.
Do not overlook this. Tho Fish
Market will sell, Friday and Satur
day, silver smelt, black cod, halibut,
10c a "pound, we aiso naTe thickens
for our trade, young 'and bid. Come
nnd see us for butter, eggs, lunch
goods for campers a eelalty. These
prices are special Friday 'and Satur
day. Messier & Keaworthy Fish
Conjpany. 12S
AV. W. Harmon and Herman Powell
of tho county road superintendent's
office have established a power line
between tho county's rbek quarry on
Griffin Creek district and tho Roguo
River Electric company's mala line
on' the King's Highway. Electricity
will ,be Employed there In manufac
turing material 'for the county roads
J.'W.WH0n is In ehargo of the fbrce
putting up poles and stringing -wires
Brick Ice cream, ail kinds aad
colors. Rardoas Bakery i phone 371
Prompt delivery.- "
Misses Marie and Ethel Elfert vis
ited In Jacksonville Friday, guests
of their sister, Mrs. W. II. Barnnm.'
T. W. Miles and his nephew motor
ed to Jacksonville Friday afternoon.
S. B. Simmons has gone to Jack
sonville to engage In tho wood busi
ness for a short time.
Elfert makes a specialty of mak
ing fine work. 132
A crew of local people are now
conducting the county's rock crushing
operations at the quarry 'nest of Jack-1
sonrllle. Four Greeks In tho old
gang were discharged for cause and
their fellow workingmen quit work
In sympathy. The change has proed
satisfactory.
Cal Wlnnlngham of Butto Falls
and Weeks Bros, of Trail Creek were
business yisltora Thursday.
Telephone 371, Rardons Bakery
for cake. Ices and lco cream; prompt
delivery.
" W. E. Weaver, who has been reno
vating Assessor Grleve's residence In
Jacksonville, returned Thursday.
Robert Glenn Smith of Grants Pane
was among his Medford friends
Thursday.
Elfert, the progressive tailor, guar
antees a first class fit. 132
Roland Smith of Sterling was In
Medford Wednesday on his way to
Wlmer precinct to visit hU brothor.
Count Clerk Coleman has Issued
2200 licenses to hunt and 2C00 li
censes to fish Hjub tar.
C. E. Wise of Mankato, Minn., edi
tor of tho Mankato Review, Is In Med
ford for a visit with relatives. Ifo Ib
a hrother-ln-Iaw of Ed Andrews and
John M. Root.
Mrs. Walter Kentner has as her
guest Mrs. S. T. Richardson of Med
ford. O. II. Frobach of Ashland was a
recent visitor in Medford.
O. II. Gray has returned from a
visit at Ashland, where ho went in
tho Interests of tho Labor day cele
bration to be held In this city Sep
tember 4.
B. W. Baldwin of Grants Pass was
u rocent Medford vlHltor.
A. B. Cornell or tirants I'ass was a
recent visitor at Medford.
Mr. and .Mrs. J. McPherson have
returned from an outing at Colestin.
Mr. and Mrs. William Smith haye
returned from au outing near the
Sterling mine.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ooorgo Bishop of
Talent have removed to Medford,
whero thoy will make their homo In
tho future.
Mrs. W. 11. Dana of Grunts Pass Is
visiting friends In Medford.
Mr. und Mrs. M. E. Morgan have
returned from a two weoks' camplug
trip.
Matt Calhoun has returned from a
business trip to Roseburg.
Miss Ethel Curry, who is in tho
employ of Hutchison & Lumsden, left
for Portland Thursday evening, whero
sho will moot Miss IIolou Yockey and
go to Astoria. v
A, C. Allen of Medford has goun to
Snn Francisco ,to spend n couple of
weeks.
Mm. Hess T. linker took the nrlso
ns best pnotry cook In Jackson coun
ty. She iilwaya uses Cleveland's bak
tntf powder, und only pays tho regit-
Inr prlco of $1.00 for n 3-lb. can. All
grocers soil nt this prlco. '
Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. llelllngor havo
returnod from CiSlestiti, whuro thoy
have boon ramping for n month.
Harry Holms and Eddtu King nro
expected home this evening from u
month's camping expedition lit California.
Frank Kdwnrds of Hutton, Cal.
spending a fow days In Medford.
D. A. McLean of Portland Is
Medford on business.
Co i'blttor Instc" in blsCults rondo.
from Cleveland's baking powder.
Why? Because it does not contain
alum, like the choap egg, phosphate
baking powders.
George Carstons Is tho latest man
to enter the lists as u "white hope."
The popular night clerk of the Nash
took on his first In tho lobby Friday
hlght. A right book to tho Jaw did tlm
work. His opponeut was left on tho
sidewalk..
Mr. aud !. J. C. Hall, Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Barkdull and Mr. and Mrs.
Ed "Brown returned Friday uvoulng
from n trip to Crescent City.
John Hall McKay and E. W. Hunt
ley left Saturday for a visit to tho
Oregon caves In Josophlano county..
Colonel F. L. Ton Voile, Dr. C, U.
Ray, Dr. J. F. Roddy, Judge E. E.
Kelly and Mr. and Mrs. Jack London
left Saturday morning to spend the
day at Gotd Hay fishing.
Those large cans como In bo use-'
fill. Then to think I can now buy a
large S-lb. can of Cleveland's baking
powder for $1.60 Yes, I mean the
can that has a screw under tho regu
lar cover. Your grocer has It. '
William G. Browning of Ashland
spent Saturday In Medford on a
short business trip.
C. R. Thlmsou of Applegate spent
Saturday interviewing Medford
friends.
TO IFI I FIST HOW
: ' 10 'PACK Mil
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Thrco Younrj Fruit Experts Studying
HandlttiQ of Pcnr nnd Apple Crops
In Northwest Will Report to
Eastern Associations.
For llns puyxiSL' oC mokiiig n ntudy
of the mutUm! of luiiulling und pnok
ink deciduous fruits tu tho north-
wiwl, Messrs Auditor .Mnrkoll nnd
Unvin of Cornell uiiivowit.v luuo nr
rived in tlm vnlloy.
Tho ,YotitK ""men nro ery muoh
tnkon with tliu idea of imcKiiu; nnd
shipping fruit in boxes instead of
barrels, nml thoy will recommend l
enstern associations thnt barrels M
discarded.
YESTERDAY'S SCORES. I
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National
Now York-Cincinnati Rain,
Brooklyn-PlttBburg Haln.
At lloston R
Boston . .. '. . '.' G
Chicago . . . , 2
Phlladelphla-St. Louis -Rain.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
H. T. Haswell and E. X. Coffin, do
lag business under the 'firm namo of
Southern Oregon Produce Go., havo
dissolved partnership and I will con
tlnuo the business under tho same
name. I will collect all accounts ow
ing- to Southern Oregon Produce Co
and pay all bills contracted by the
firm.
I will not be responsible for any
account contracted by E. N. Coffin
in tho future.
130" 11. T. HASWELL.
' 'American
At Qievolnnd It
Clovelnnd ...A'. c'
New York 4
At Detroit R
Detroit 4
Boston S
At Chicago R
Chicago 7
Philadelphia D
At St. LouIb R
St. Louis . . .' 2
Washington 3
BUILDING FENCE
' AROUND SHOPS
O'Brien Snys It Is Bolnii Dono (o
Keep Outsiders Awny In Caso cf
Trouble Hopes That No Trouhle
Will Come.
l'OUTLAN'D, Or., Aug. 10. Con
struction of HtockndoH mound tho
rni shops of tho Oregon-Washington
Knllmud nnd Navigation company,
part ot tho Hurrlniuu bj stein,' begun
today.
General Mnungor O'llrlen of tho
llnrrlman sHtom hi tho iiorlhwcst
ndmltlod that tho big ftuico wau bo-1
lug put up to "keep oiituldora away
111 caso of trouble."
Asked If ho expected u stilko of
tho union slnpuieu, O'llrlon said ho
hoped not n id that tho Ilarrtmau
officials wore doing everything pun-
slblo to avert trouble and not uttr up
strife among its employes. It Is un
derstood that other oar shopa will k
protected by atockudea In thu near
future.
LumotiH 30a dux.
Ornngoq urCMria do, .
lliapo fruit 700 4Tfl do
llnimniiR aOdr.'tOc do..
HiiHcr ICggs nml Poullrjj
Butter Froittt rnnrli.' njlIJi
orennmry, OBe.
KgK Frosh ranch, 30o doon.
Poultry Hoim, droned, 2do; llvo,
IRo; sprlngti, droned, 30oj llvo 90o.
Turkeys 2SfltO, droimod.
GOo;
Mcuts
Hoof Cows, 10W200 Btoors, 12 Mi
(fi2Go.
Pork 20 fT 22c.
Veal Drosned, in CTiinru
'Mutton rJWtPSHlo; laiiibR, lti(f
sr.o.
I lay
Kt'UHH,
liny nml lVo1.
Timothy, I4; alfalfa, $l;
St2 gialn hay, SI I.
(iiulu Wheat, ll.in hushul; outs,
f.'tn lout Imrloy, lUfi ton,
Wo not lco thnt soiuo moi olmiifn In
other cltlcn uro uAlng connldnrnblo
spuco nilvorthdng "Mndo In Ori'Kon"
goods, That In nit It should ho, Tho
merchant must know that bin Indivi
dual prosperity Is to n grout extent
dopciidont upon tho pioHpcrlty of tho
statu nt lnrgo, nnd If Oregon inniiu
fiictimirii uro pnroulrml, (hat It will
unmn gioalor puy rolls, mid grontor
pay rolld ino'ivii n Inrgur dogicu of
prosperity for ovory man, woman nml
child tu Oregon. ,
' Look nt tho itdn for (lie cliiiuco In
buy tho piopoity ybu need ut u
"ijglit prluo."
Uanklus for llonllh.
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atnll frlcM.
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A GA1W OF THANKS.
The relatives of the lato Margery
Eaton Bradford tender their slnccr-
est thanks to those who were so kind
In the'hour of their bereavement. The
kindness and .sympathy bo generous
ly bestowed will ever bo held In remembrance.
CLIFFORD BRADFORD.
IRENE EATON
AND FAMILY.
Coast League
At Portland R
Portland 13
Los Angeles ... 2
At Los Angeles R
Oaklaud 3
Vernon . . . 2
At San Francisco R
San Francisei 0
Sacramento.' 1
Vegetable.
Potatoes 12 per cwt; 3c pounUJ
Cabbage 2 c.
Parsnips 2c.
Lettuce Co head.
Carrots 2 b c.
Boots 2 He
Onions Uermudn, Sc.
Celery ROeCfll dot.
Cauliflower lOGHGc head.
Turnips 2c.
Radishes-Co bunch.
Onions Groon, Cc bunch.
Asparagus 10c lb.
Rhubarb 10c.
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When tKc ccKool
Bell rinds atfain.
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Northwestern
At Victoria " It
Victoria i'..'. ... 3
Seattlo .'t 13
At Vancouver R
Vancouver 1
Portland ..... J C
At Tncoma ( It
Tacoma 2
Spokane 7
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
National
Chicago C3
SAN FRANCISCO. Indignant bo
cause her husband called her "excess
baggage," Rose Murray filed suit for Now York C4
dlvorco hero today. Murray Is an Pittsburg C5
engineer. Philadelphia . . . . r.9
St. Louis G8
Cincinnati 4f
Brooklyn 40
Boston 27
DETROIT, Mlch.Charged 1.7G for.
one steak, L. Isermun. manager of
the Detroit Printers' Roller Works,
asks that tho cafe owner be prosecut
ed as the "high cost of living trust."
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SOTHKRN-MARJXnVE
WED IN LONDON
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NEW YORK, Aug. 10.
cable from London tells ot tho
marriage yesterday of E. II.
Sothern, the actor, to Julia
Marlowe.
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American
Philadelphia 71
Detroit C8
Boston .. C8
New York 57
Cleveland . . . . . . CC
Chicago GC
Washington 47
St. Louis 33
39
41
42
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48
G9
CG
81
39
44
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GC
GC
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77
Pacific Const
Vernon 77
Portland 72
Oakland 73
San Francisco . . . . 72
Sacramento C3
Los Anseles C7
FOR RENT Furnished light house
keeping rooms, with gas for cook
ing, lights, telephono and water
free. 37 S. Oakdalo. 130
FOR SALE G-room house on largo
lot, 100x194 feet. Inquire of owir
er on promises, 817 W. 10th st
Tel. CG91. 133
FOR SALE Insuranco, collection!
und notary business for salo; very
reaBoiiilblo If taken at onco. Small,
33 Jackson Co. Bank bldg. 128
Northwestern
Vancouvor .. .-.. 7C
Tacoma. :. ..2iV. 72
Seattle 0
Spokane 05
Portland ,G9
Victoria 30
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Fruit.
Cocoa nuts 10c each.
Prunos Dried, 6c lb.
ntvU-u-)
L!A3lJ
We havo nover yet failed to
plcA.so n customer. Wo at
tend to all departments ot
laundry work mere collars
and cuffs or Inco curtains
nnd blankets ami last, but
far from least, our work Is
of n high grade of workman-
ship nnd Is Military and hy
gienic throughout.
THE STAR
Steam Laundry
Medford, Oregon,
Bell Phono ll!OI Home 05
American Association
Columbus . . . . . . CG
Kansas City ,. ;. CG
Minneapolis CG
St. Paul 59
Milwaukee 58
IndlanapollH G7
Toledo Gl
FOR SALE Office desk, typewriter
desk, chairs, best collection of dlf
ferent ores' und rocks in tho state; J
bargain. Small, 33 Jackson Co.
Bank bldg. 128
J. M. KEENE, D. D. S.; A. J. IIIN
IKER, D. D. 8.. Dentists, 228 E.
Main. Phono Main 3191. Home
124IC.
WANTED Would like someono to
Join mo in fohlpplng car of house
hold goods to Portland about De
cember 4, Tel. Farmer 7007. '
Wes tern" Longuo
Dcnvor , 70
Lincoln '. . C4
Pueblo 02
Ht. Joseph C4
Omaha 54
Sioux City . . . . . . G3
Topoka 4G
Des Moines, .. .. 33
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53 .551
54 .550
Dl) .500
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79 .295
This Man
Rickert
uu!ortnnN tho refrac
tion of tho oyctf and tho fit
ting of glfiHKCH thorough
ly. Ho Is tho only nutn In
Medford vtho hart proven
up I1V EXAMINATION
before tho Oregon Htato
Hoard of Examiners in
Optometry. Consult him
If in doubt n to tho safe
and proper oiirso to pur
sue. Hu'h llio
Eye Sight
Specialist
Over Jtcritncr's.
The Loy whoss clothss corns from this stare
is the boy who is known for his stylish appearancs.
The Bays Department is an important branch of
our business, and ys spare ns effort to uphold our
reputatisn for the "best boy s clothing in town.
Just now we want to call attention to School
Suits. Our racks ars filled with csmplets Jinss of
f new gosds. Ths garments are the good-looking,
durable kind for which ws ars noted. Ssrges,
cheviots and mixed fabrics, in Fall weights, are
rsprssentcd. Prices start at $4.00 and range re
$15.00. Considering the superisr quality and
workmanship, ths values are sxceptifinally gosd.
Bring the boy In tday.
Model Clothing Co.
wmMrt
Printing of all kinds at Portland
prices. Mail Tribuno office.
Hnsklns for Healtn.
Nifty
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PLUMBING
BTEAM AND HOT WATKIt
IIEATINO
All Work Guaranteed
Prices Itoasonablo
20 Howard Illcnk, Katruice
on dtli Street,
Coffeen 8c Price
Pacific ao.'il Homo 210
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