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Newspaper Page Textf Wmi-W r & MEDFOKT) MATLTRrntTNTf!, MEDFOITO, OKKCION, WEDNESDAY, AUflUST 23, H)lf. PXGETIinEE w ; V . 1 ' t, PUNS FOR FAIR ARE UNDER WAY Tim nlooltholdniM nl' tin) ItoKito ltlvitr Kali' iiHHiM'iitllon unit Moiidn iiIkIiI mill llm U'iiiiirnr,v nlTuli elwitt'd hint wcnk win ii vnli'il imriiia lu.'iil, (liu piuiiiiinu HhI fur nxltililtH nppiovi'il mill tliu inttliiK pioKimii in i mined. Tliu iioi;riiiii J'oIIowm: MVilni'mlny. Kiiiiiiiiih iiit'ii for rtinnln diivitirf, 1 mllo tliihli, .fill; lini'ho to lxt led on trunk to Inillcr, tln'ii hurnexKod to Ihikk.V, wull; oilti (iiuilcr, tlimi (tot or I'm.'" tlinii'iiiiiitiirri of it nillii. 'J: 15 imi'D tliniu In tivu mllu limit, tir.o. .:'Jt) tiott tliMM) In fivo niilu Iiciuh, 'JIM). Hoys' iMiny riicti' tlnco-clKlillin inllo, toiilcH II IimihIh IiIkIi or iwdi'r, fJi"). TIiihmIii)-. J :H() troti tliii'ii in fivo mllu IimiIh, lfio. 'Jtl'J imi'v, tlirt'u In five mllu IinMh, :iooo. Half mill) mid rt'ixmt running tiwr, $100. Half mill) riiiuiiiik' rn' for Hindle miili'M owni'il hi Jat'lixon ami June- pllilll) t'tllllltlt'H, !?'-'.". Novelty rnco for timn of intilrM liili'hcil to Htloky rait. Walk out) lm rtor, dot outi (tiartir( run half liiilr, WO. I'YIttity. OctoliDr (I, 'J:K'i troti three In fic mill) In-iit' $'J.'tO. J:'jr i.ai'K, ip'JiO. Kiinnini rnvi', milt) dnh, f ,"0. Hiiililln in en for Hiitlilli! homo ownotl In Jai'kHon or JuM'pliimi conn. Ilex, thr i-iulilliM mill- iIiinIi, $.i). , AkNOclntloii Of flier. Convolution for trottcrn not huv inu' won any money during lit" meet, 4-1(10. ( oiiHtilation pai'n for pnrct not ha vim; won, $100. CoiiHolallon running inri for timi wiiiiu'rx, $75. Tim Mi'ilfonl tlniliy, IndiiV relay rat'c, two anil michalf mile fining ing homcH at end of each half, $'J00. .iH'lnllon Offlrerw. .Mayor V. II. Canun U preHidi'iit of Hit acMocliilion; A. K. Ware, ncunw liny; (lenrgn II. Cnrpeiiter, vice president; (Jeorgc II. Dm in' treiiH. urer ami It. II. I'lirmniH, A. C'oiiro ViuroMiiiil Iv. 1), ilanliiy reftpeetively M't'oml, third and fourth it't' prem leu I h. Thti din't'torrt am llm prcMilctnl viec president, hi'i'rt'tarv and trent. nrt-r and Dr. IltiluiM, Air. Wolf, Dr. Kherhnrd, ldi I'lynn, Mr. HpII, 8. S Smith, Oconto I'ntnani, O. M. SeU ly. O. I.. St'ht'inmcrhoin. Kred V I'limmiiiKK K. Toll and V. P. Kan. l.'t in niunhor. Tint nteeiitivu eninmiltee romptiHo Dr. J. h. Ilclnih, Scott Wolf. V. II Canon, (Jeorgo 1,. Das in and A. K Waro. Thot-c on the linmico committee arc V. II. (lore, Oconto l.indlcy, .1. D. Hell. A. Iv. Ware and S. S. Smith The printing and liy-law commit tec h A. IC. Ware, S, S. Smith mid Walter Mcl'alln mand J. I. Kchuin-crhorn, MISS EIFERT AND FRANK ISAACS WED Popular Yoiiiiij Horticulturist Claims Daii(jhtcr of Prominent City Offi cial as Bride Couple Will Reside Hero. Our Correspondents EAGLE POINT EAGLETS. Frank Ihiiiich ami MIhh Kdna Kifcit vii re married at llm home of the hiidcV ninter, Mm. W. It. Itaritmn, at .InekMoiivlllc, TiihhiIiiv eveniiiK. Tht weiKiiiiK waH a (piii'i Home aiimr, only a few immedlatu relativcH of the yoniijt eoiiplo latliijt prcMcnl. Tliey will mnkit thuir home in (IiIm city, MIhh I'Miiii Hlfcrt Iiiih hecn a ienl dent of Medford for the, pant ciht yeaiH, and ih uell known in the oily having' a laiKo mimher of fricndi. amonit whom hIic wiih very popular. Silo in a daughter of Mr. and Mi i. W. W. Kifert. Mr. Klfcrt haviint unK served on tln city ooniieil of (lie city, oiio term it president of that body. Mr. Imiiiich, known to bin many friend ii h "I'uif" in a JackHon county boy, haviutt been born nnil rainfil in thix coiiut.v. Ho h well known In a Imm. ball and minlintr cirolcn, tin well an bo. iuif an exiicrt liorticiiltnrixt. Tin. eoiiplo have a (treat liont of friendh' w,f" cnnl,J '" tr0M Crater Lnka with to wlnli them well. C. A. Onlnnnl nlno of AiililanJ In his auto lnitl Saturday nlht, rcmnlnltiK STEAMERS COLLIDE:' FOUR "t" "Ocr tllnnor Sundny when they PEOPLE MEET DEATH Preceded on their way totholr homcH In Anlilnnd. They went to neo tho worhl'ii KrontcHt wonder from Ash land via Klmanth Knits, coining by Hokuu river south. Thoy report tho iliiHt In simply beyond ilescrlptlon, W. I.. Chlldreth, our lending black, smith, vtcat to Ashland Inst Saturday to attend tho blacksmiths' plrnlc. I learned after I had written the lust time that Hon. Frank Nell and wlfo had been guests nl tho Sunny (lly A. C. Howletl.) C. K. Carpenter, wlfo and sister, cam" In it few days ago and are tho guests of Mr. Chandler, tho men who bought a part of tliu (Ircun Matthews place, Thoy are from Ltiramle. Wyo. Austin (Ireen, a grand'sou of Mr. and Mrs. .1. V. Fryer, living on Ioug llrauc.h, hits been visiting his grand patents In Kiiglo Point. Thomas Maines and O. W. Slater, contractors of Medford, went guests among us last week, looking over tho prospect for business. They woro on their way to llutto Fulls In company of C. W, Perry of Syracuse, N. Y., and (leorgo W. Albert of llutto Falls In tho Intter'n unto, Lust Saturday Mr. Lumsdcn, wlfo and mother and C. K. Huckmnu of Carter, Wyoming, wero callers for dinner. Mr. Iluckman Is an old scout of Indian fam'o and was. when a young man, a member of tho Luiusden fam ily. Win, Stanley and his daughter. Mrs, Itachul Under, wero pleasant callers Saturday for dinner. T. K, Conway, of tho firm of Tho Conway company of Ashland, and CENTRAL POINT ITEM8. Ixiynl Order of Moose which opcend IIh lirnt himiiicfiri hchhIoii hnrc lo day. Two thousand delegates at tentled ihe meeting mid i!0,000 visilorn are in the city. xi m m m r t m B H m . W H M H H J J APPLES FOR EUROPE Wo are appointed agents for W. II. Knghind mid Mis Gertrude J. II. THOMAS, Covcnt Onrden, Ixn- iJl'KHKC, Que.' Aujt. 2.I.-Four people mel death shortly after mill light Sunday on the Lawrence river when a colllHion occurred between Ihe tug Chieftain and the hteauicr Hero. The Hero wiih hound down and the Chieftain, uhich brought down a raft to Quebec wn on il way up. Ah u result of the collin. ion llm riili-Clnli. ii-i.u ti...L- U'l llm rnihli, most of tho people on boar.l "w" ,n"1 Frl(,ny nml niucnlly did the Chieftain were rcc I. Mi. I,ot ,mvo tho l,lcnliro ol Imorvlowlnp lliigKorly, the cook and her daugh-u";;. tcr are MipMmcd to have been killed in their bcrthn, but the other were drowiicr. Tho neeitlcnt took place between St. Antoinc mid St. Croix. PORTLAND WOMEN COME TO TO RELIEF OF DR. WILEY t PORTLAND. Or., Aug. 'J.').-The Coiihumcrii' league, an orgauixation of prominent I'ortlainl women lottay took up their midgvls in behalf of Dr. Wiley food expert at WaHhiugton, whosu calp it is Haiti in demred by Secretary of Agrifulturo Wits Tho league has adopted Nliiugc'it reholutioiih upholding Wiley and con doning Wilson for his alleged htautl against the enforcement of the, fed eral pure food laws. If ueooiiry the club' official nxhcrt, it rcprcM'iitntivc tf tliu league will be xent to Wuxhington to for mnlly protect agaiiiht Wiley' persecution." PASTOR KILLS HIMSELF; NOT ABLE TO PROVIDE IMINDLKTOK, Or., Aug. 2!l. Dc Hpoudcnt because he wiih uiiahlo (ii provide for himself mid family, Nov. John Hcqvch, pastor of tho Metho dist Kpiscopal church, south, com mitted Htiioido today by shooting him self through tho head. Death wiih inslanlancous. He U survived by .i widow mid thieo miiiiII childieu and four grown sous by n fonnor inai lingo. Ho had hceiiu clergyman foi !l() yearn, hcrving in Pendleton. FISH HATCHERY MAY BE BUILT NEAR GRANTS PASS OH ANTS PASS, Or.. Aug. 'J.'l. Hcnry O'.Mnlloy of the federal fiMi cnniminrtiiui, who U aiilhorir.ed to open a fish Hlution at White Kook. u shorl dixltinc!) nhovo OrauiH Pins' n ppea red before tho city council InM evening uutl explained that oHlahliNh mini t of an egg Inking slulioii above tho oily would not pollute the rivet water. Tho council made no furthur objeolloiiH and probably tho hatchery will bo located. Fisher Duo at Katalla. .MJNHAU, Alaska, Aug. 211. Tho Admiral Sampson, wiih Seorotniy of tho Interior Fisher ami party on board. Ih duo at Katalla today. While hero u public reception wiih toutUncd the Hocrotury, til which Governor Chirk Introduced Fishor to the poo plo of Alaska. Tho Troutlwell mini)' wiih visited by the itubiiiet olticcr, who went over the plant and descended lit (ho 17r0 foot level. At Kutallu the party will be IraiihfniTod to a United SIiiIch rove- lino (imier unit tho tup to Unntrn lor buy will begin. Httekliis for hoalllt, SCHWAB IS ORGANIZING NEW STEEL TRUST Ilt'l'lLlll tl ., .... i 1 1 iDHuiiu, ra., Aug. -M. Nego tiations are under way loilav. accord ing to Pitthburg steel men, to mergo tho Itepublio Iron A: Steel company, the llcthlehcm Steel company mid Ihe l.aekawauua inlo a new steel tniHt. Cluirles M. Schwab mid William II Corey, former heads of tho United States Steel corporation' aro back of tho move, which attorneys declare will not bo prohibited under the su preme court interpretation of the Sheiman law. The new combination will compete with tho present bteel corporation. Noted Picture Stolen. PARIS, Aug. .:!. Thu noted painting of Motia Lisa, by Leonardo Di Vinci, one of the mo.-t famou pic tures in tho win Id, was htolcu from llic wall of tho Louvre today. It was scon in its place at noon but shortly afterward vanished. A (piiok hcarcli showed that no official omIoik had boon given for Its rcinoMil. Tho picture wiih taken nwny in its friiiuo. At II o'o.look this afternoon the police closed tho Louvro, uutl u thor ough search was instituted for the missing ait treusmo. NOTION IX) JAII CONTHAOTOItS. Soalod proposals will bo received by tho county court of Jackson county at bin nfflco In tho county court houuo at Jacksnuvlllo to bo opened August 28, 1011, nt 10 o'clock for tho con- strurtlon of tho coll work In tho now county jail at Jacksonville Jackson county, Oregon, riana and speclfi cations are on ftlo In tho offjeo of tho county court, nlso In W. W. HnrmoiiB offlco In tho court lmuso In Jackson vlllo, Oregon. A certified check of 10 por coat of tho amount of tho bid must accompany samo, Tho court reserves tho right to roJoctnny or nil bids. Signed J. R. NIOIL, County Judge. UnbklnTtor iroaltb, Tho carpenters commenced In earn est Moadny to build S. H. Holmes homo, Thoy had to wait Mintll the concrete hardened Tho plasterers among whom nro 8. H. and G. 8. Vnnco and A. 8. Urown of Ashland, are busy now plnstorlng Von dor Holloa's store, and getting It rendy for tiunlness. And tho masons are rushlnn tho ork on Urown's store as fast ns oiul)ilo. There Is a constnnt squnbblo here over tho saloon question. Thero secmr to bo n part of tho council that are determined to have a saloon nt nil hazards and a part that are oposed to this move and one of thorn remarked that thoro was apparently consider abln crookednecs going on and for his part ho was going to try to keep It straight. There is talk of using the referendum and letting tho people say whnt they want. Thoro was n party phoned to ono of tho hotels tor supper at C;30 p. 'm. Sunday and when thoy came In their auto I was busy and did not havo tho pleasure of mooting them but ono of them loft a list of names on a paper nnpkln, and as 1 mn known ns n genuine pencil pusher I suppose It was Intended for my benefit, tint thoy rhvo no pladc of residence. Tho following Is the list of names: Stella II. Fox, Manty Watson, Kthol Wrltons and Henry Ihirstou. Married by Judge Noll August 21, 1911, In Jacksonville, Mr. J .V. Hall of Marlon, Oregon, and Miss Klcnunor Cushman of Trail. After tho cere mony was performed tho happy cou ple enmo nut to tho hotel to spend the night and tho next morning woro tak en to tho homo of her parontB on Trail crook, whero thoy expect to spend a few daya and thon movo to his farm about fifteen miles south of Salom. Mr. Hall formerly lived In Sams val loy for a number of years. Ho Is by trade an engineer but has bought for himself a farm, married and Intends to settle down. Ho gavo mo his sub scription for tho Wookly Mall Tri bune. Tho school board has had water conductors placed on tho eaves ot lh school house. Mm. F. M. Ilanuand of Grant Pass spent tho night hero Thursday, coming in on tho Prospeut-hnglo Point lago, from tho Hay electric plant where her husband is nt work, hIio took tho P. & h, our for her homo in Grunts Pass Friday morn ing. Mr, mid Mrs. MeCuffroy, who have been hoarding he.ro at the Sun nysido for some time while ho supov intended tho piln driving for tho Dodge-French blidgo, moved to Cen tral Point where ho will superintend tho work repairing; tho bridge nuross Hear oicok. John Nichols is putting up a neat wire fence in front of his residence in tho place of tho old picket fence, Lrnest Huolioy and his two sisters MisscH Ucrlhu mid Maud,, and Miss Isabcllo Wordon wonr horn visiting George Daley's family Wodhesday mid Thursday. Hfteklai for Remit. .Mcuiilciiunn I (Ml xor inclr home in Orauil Island, Neb.' Tuesday morning Ku routo limy will visit I'ortlainl, He altlu and Hwknnc Mr, England and MIsh Afctiitelicon have been the guests of Mr. England's daughter Mrs. I). C. Grim mid family for the greater part of the summer. Miss Kthcl Patrick of Los Angcl-s Cal., arrived here Tuesday to visifc her Hister, Mrs. Will Wright. Miss Patrick resided in Central Point some years ago, and her many friends will bo pleiiscd to hear of her return. Mrs. M. Klliott of Hock Point is visiting relatives mid friends here John K. Hohw, George L. Ford and Hoy Wilkerson aro enjoying a hunt ing trip up Kviiiih wreck this week. Miss Mildred Klliott, bus returned from ii several days outing at Cole-stin. Tho Medford visitors from Cen tral Point Tuesday were Mrs. J. F. Hay and danghtor, Mrs. .Mrs. F. .J. Taylor, Mrs, Uurton, Kenneth Har nett' J. L. Bass, Mr. Sturtevant, S. A. Pattison. J. L. Itasij hits moved from the Kin caid residence on railroad avenue to thu Gilmore house at the southwest corner of Fourth mid Maple street. A. W. Moon upent Monday in Grants Pass. Mr. and Mrs. Court Purkeypilc of Ashland spent n few hours visiting relatives and friends here Monday. A. K. La Polite made a business trip to Talent and Jacksonville the first of tho week. Hev. Gifford Ernest, pastor of the Christian church for the past six months, left for his home in the cast Monday moniintr. Mr. Ernest will go east by way of California and will visit in San Francisco, Ohio and In- liana before reaching home. While here Mr. Ernest and fnnii.lv made nany friends who 'feel his absence among their circle very keenly. All who knew the young pastor wi-h him ho best of luck nnd nil hope his health will bo much improved the lext time they henr from him. H. F. Caton and family left for southern California Monday to visit relatives and it climate is suitable they will make California their per manent home. W. M. Holmes of Medford visited Central Point friends a few hours he first of the week. Mrs. T. M. Jones nnd daughter Misses Pearl and Cassie. have ic I timed from a short vacation trip nt Colestiu. Mr. and Mr. C. II. Gay of Med ford spent Monday visiting Mr. GayV parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gay in Central Point. George L. Ford returned home Monday afternoon .spending six weeks in and around Prosjicot in the ser vice of the United States Telephone Construction company. City I'ouucil will meet tonight (Tuesday) to hear remonstrances on paving. llaronce Wharton and Hov Wil 'iamsoii returned Sunday from n -hort outing at Colestiu. S. A. Pattison, F. H. Hopkins, J E. Hoswoll, J. F. Hopkins spent Mon day morning in Medford. uuh .inn Dwiiiiuimimjii, j'jugiaiiu,) whoso charges nro 5 per cent and i C cents por box. JAH. LINDSAY & SON. Ltd.. Glas gow and Kdlnburgh. Scotland, b' per rent and 10 cents per box. HAWSON HOIHNSON, Hull, Kng- lung, C per cent nnd 8 cents pur box. Theso nro tho oldest nnd largest firms In their rcspecttvo towns, nnd their reference a to financial abil ities can bo had at Medford National i Hank, Medford, Oregon. Cash enn be cabled day nftor sale' If required, nnd highest market prices guaranteed. Red Faced Men smoking WO CIG AH8 talking "HOT AIH" don't always live on nlr, hence our remarks on charges. Tho clnp-trap about private snlei does not prove remunerative, except' for somo curios of a small nature. All j sellers by prlvato sale have to wait until auctions arc over so as to know whnt to ask, and In the case of large supplies they often get left. For further particulars, address W. N. White (EL Co. 70 PAItK PJiACK XKW VOItKi dignifting the industries' ThU Ii tno title of a beautiful et-pa boo, wnleh wilt iHow Any bojr or slrl bow to SUCCEED. Drop a poUl In tba mall TODAT and It wilt b itnt rREB. Tb aim or tnt ColUf It to dignify aad popularity tbo lnduitrU. and to itrvt AM. tbo popU. Itofftrs coumi In Aurleutturo, Civil minuting, Kloctrltal Enginrliiff,MoctianIcalEnlnrlnr.MlnlneEngm. ttrlnr. rortry, DomtloBclnc aad Art, Cora, moreo, Pharmaer snd Muilo. Tho Colli! opon 8tptmbr3ld. Catajogfrt. Addreii: REOISTRAR. 0REQ0R AGRICOLTBRAL COLLZOE, CorvaUli, 0rf on. J LIVED ON RAW EGGS 2r Mr. Richard's Experience With Dif ferent Diets. Peaches and Buttermilk for Three Years. Cecilton. Md. Mr. Georce Richards. of this place, during the past 12 years, lias probably tried more different diets than the average person, would ever use in a iiietime. What he has to say about his experi ments, must therefore be highly Interest ing to anyone suffering from indigestion or stomach troubles of any kind. He says: "For more than 12 years, I suffered with stomach troubles, and paid hundreds ot dollars for doctor bills nnd medicines. I was also operated on lor piles. I lived on dried peaches and buttermilk for nearly three years. The only thing that would not give me pain was raw eggs. 1 was a physical wreck. I could no! sleep, and was as near crazy as a man could well be. I must cay that after taking two 25-cenl packages of Thedford's Black-Draught, it did me more good than ail 1 ever spent lor other medicines. I have been working daily on the farm ever since, and 1 am as hard as iron." This purely vegetable remedy has been in successful use for more than 70 years. Try it. But be sure that it's "Thedford's." ; Waitsburg Pure White Flour is the flour you have been look ing for it solves the problem. So confident are we of its merits that we will sell it on an absolute guarantee. If you are not satisfied there is NO COST TO YOU. Could we do more? You will buy Waitsburg Pure White Flour sooner or later WHY NOT NOW? ALLEN GROCERY CO. 30-40 S. CENTRAL AVE, KANES CREEK ITEMS. Mr. Adams of Wilderville, who u heen viMh'njj her mother, Mrs. Km Uhoteii, for several tliiys has returned home. Miss Mary Boj,'is is at pre.-ent staying with Mrs. Thompson of nc.u CJold Hill. Tapitolu Swinden has returned home front Tolo, after week's visit, with thu Misse Cleveland. Mine. Swinilen and Iliginhotham vero Gold Hill Nitons one day re cently. Mr. nnd Mrs. llussoll mo hoih imii'li indisposed at this writiup;. Oruiidmn Strauho is at present tht finest of Mrs. MeDugall of Blaefc- well. Mrs. Haumau of Gold Hill spent Saturday mid Sunday hh tho giieM of Mrs. John Mnrdon. Paul Lake of Cent nil Point spout a night icenntly tho guest of his un ole, Mr. I.enois and family. Mr. nnd Mrs. Higinhotham gave a supper on Friday night in honor ol their youngest daughter's eleventh hirthday. Those present were Mr. Kiuiits and son, Mrs. Swindon nnd daughter and Mr. Hissio of Tolo and a very pleasant' time was had hy those present, all wishing hpr many' happy returns of the day, Mrs. Iligiiihothaiu spent Tuosdnv ns the guest of Mrs, Mnrdon. John Thompson and Charles Stino. bring- were Medford business visitors on Monday, FIFTIETH ANNUAL Oregon State Fair - SALEM, SEPTEMBER 11-16 Ml HOME COMING WEEK Livestock, Poultry and Agricultural Exhibits Races, Free Attractions and Amusements FERULLO'S GREATEST BAND Reduced Rates on all Railroads Send for Premium List and Entry Blanks FRANK MEREDITH, Secretary, Salem, Oregon i Moose In Session. DETKOIT, Midi., AuR, 21.-Sout-tlo, Kansas City nnd WnshiiiRton nro staking (ho next convention of tliu - - A Word to the Wise IvS SUFFICIENT Do your TEETH need attention ? Are you wise ? If you are don't delay. Call on me for Free Examination and estimate. My work is the best, cost the least and is guaranteed. 22-KARAT GOLD CROWNS ..$5.00 PORCELAIN CROWNS .. $5.00 BRIDGE WORK (per tooth) ....$5.00 GOLD FILLINGS ....$1.50 AND UP SILVER FILLINGS $1.00 AND UP FULL SET OF TEETH, on rubber plato ?. $7.50 BEST SET OF TEETH, on rubber plate $10.00 All other work in proportion. PAINLESS EXTRACTION. REMEMBER THE MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP ARE GUAR ANTEED TO BE THE VERY BEST. DR. BARBER, The Dentist 207-208 Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank Building, Corner West Main and and Grape Streets, Medford, Oregon. Office Hours 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays, 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. Phone Main 653. MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMi . J ..-j