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Newspaper Page Text,f' y - PXGE two raDMMtu MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORTCOON, MONDAY. AlT(UTST 28, 101 1. M LOCAL AND PERSONAL HOPE FOR PEACE J), T, kawlon. wife nnd son Lcmf nccoinpiuilod by Mr. and Mtb. J. N. 1'earry of Portland, Just returned fron a ton days' trip to Crater I.nko, whoro tlioy Jind a vory enjoyable tlhio. Mr. I'oarry Is n prominent at torney In Portland and Mrs. Penrry In jv former Hchoolinnte of Mr, nnd Mrfl. Lnwton Imck In Jown, and enmo to tlio coast with thorn over 30 yoara uro. Mr. and Mrs. Penrry will ro pnaln a few days looking over tho val ley. ' ' i M. J. Ilrown'and A, McNYIlon or Knglo Point were recent visitors In this city. ki Are now buying poacuoft, prunes and peats. If you want to sell for cafrtViit tho highest market price, soe un. Producers Fruit Go. 137 W. U, Scnrle was a recent Gold Hill visitor." Msh EHo. Kawungs of Mo.lford Is visiting friends nt Gold Hill. James French of Ashland was n recent visitor In Medford. An International eucyclopcdla dic tionary In three volumes which has nover been used can bo bought cheap. A flno work for teachers. Address "FafrvSewV Jacksonville. The Ladles AM society of tho First Methodist church will hold a public reception at the home of Mrs. Osgood on South Oakdale avenue on Wednesday afternoon from 2:30 to R o'clock. Telephone 371, Rardons Bakery (or cake, ices and lc4 cream; prompt delivery. A. E. Reames left Sunday night for a visit at Portland. He will at tend the session of the commission appointed by Governor West to re vise tho Judiciary procedure of the state. Tbo new felts In white and colors nt tho Home Millinery, 1021 West Ninth street. 13G Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Garnett have returned from an auto trip to Crater Lake, coming home via Klamath Falls. Chinese Sacred Lilies and Japanese air plants at Droadley's. Phone G1S1. C. W. Sherman of Talent was in ,Medford Sunday. Ilex H. Lampman, editor of the Gold Hill News, poet philosopher nnd socialist, was In Medford Sunday to attend the socialist meeting in this city, which was called to consider the disappearance of George Shoaf, the socialist? Investigator" who was at work on tho Los Angeles Times case. Sound, dry fir wood for $1.25 per tier. Order before it is too late. Ad dress "Falryiew," Jacksonville. Miss Helen Yockey has returned from a two weeks' outing at Portland and Astoria. Richard Calder, William Duncan, George Sheriffs, Wesley McKay and George Young left Monday for a two weeks' hunting trip on Elk creek. Elfert makes a specialty of snak ing fine work. 132 Judge William Colvlg spent Mon day at the county seat pn business. Mr. and Mrs. U. F. Mulkey have returned from a visit at Monmouth, Or. The death of Mrs. Mulkey's father called them to that city. Buy or rent a Singer to make the chlldrens now school clothes. Phone C043. 151 Dr. J. F. Rcddy hns returned from a visit at different California points. Henry Allen of Trail is spending a few days In Medford, J, E l-Jnynrt Is wending a few daysin Medford from hla Roguo river ranch. Peaches' Order your late peaches for canning now, Mulr, Into Craw ford and Tuscan Clings. F. P. Far- roll, Dox 100, routo 1. 137 Mrs. J. C. Linn of Edgowood, Cal Is spending n few dnja with fi'leuds In this city. ' Cnrkin & Taylor (John H. Cnrklu, Glenn O. Tnyior), attornoy-at-law, over Jackson' County Bank Building, Medford. 1 Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hicks motored tb Ashland Sunday wth n party of friends. ' IRirdon's Bakery now delivers Ices and Ice cream to any part of the city. P. S. Steenstrup returned Sunday from nu extended eastern trip. Ws T. Iumnn of Grants Pass Is spending a few days in Medford on business. William Carleton of Willow Springs is siting friends In this city. Roger Hitchcock of Eagle Point speilt Monday In Medford with friends. t M. L. Erlckson leaves this evening for n short business trip to Butte Falls. William Gorlg ot tho Pacific & Eastern left Sunday night for n short business trip to Astoria and Portland. A. S. Rosenbnum journeyed as far itorth as Gleudnlo Sunday evening with friends on number 1C. He re turned on the midnight flyer. W. W. Tell of Sacramento is visit ing lib father, V. D. Tell of this city. Mr. Tell may decide to make his homo in Medford. FROM CONFERENCE Members of Southern Pacific Shop .Employes Federation Expect to Meet Kruttschnitt Today and Reach Understanding. OREGON PLAN FINOSt FAVOR WITH FISHER Look nt nil of. tlio loal estate ntlrt tuul nt muoli of tlio ronl onltito ml vnllsoil, before InvcstttiK, .1- ,v CORDOVA, Alaska, Aug. 2S, "I am1 keeping my mind open to Im pressions', but I regaid tlio Oregon, plan as distinctly tho one alternative to bo considered' In thoso words. Walter I. Flshor. ' secretary of tho Interior, yoalordny KMierhmcod hnnflij hnntllo your rloU Indicated that his visit to Alaska has lug when It Is tieut to us to bo Win- demonstrated to him that tho ldin,lorod. GousoqWutly It Is taken euro TAYLOR'S SWEETHEART DESERTS MURDERER J EFFERSONV1LLE. Ind., Aug. 28. Miss Mlna Taylor, who was to mar ry William Lee on the night he killed his father, mother and little brother and set firo to tho house, today re pudiated her lover, changing from her former position that sho believed him innocent and would stand by him. Lee refuses to send her a mes sage. The youth signed a new confession todajr, reciting the, trjplo murder in dotal!. He also tells of tho alleged cruelty of his father to the children, declaring that ho and bis brother long ago planned to murder the elder Lee uuiebs he ceased whipping them so severely, SAX FRANCISCO, Aug. 2S members of tho Federation of-Shop Employes ot tho Hnrrlmnn lines aro looking forward to a meeting with Vice-President nud General Manngcr Kruttschnitt, who Is in ami Francisco today, whlen will result In recogni tion of tho federation. The snooting Is expected to bo hjsld In 'this clt next Thursday or Friday, President Reguln of tho federation today said that ho had no doubt that Kruttschnitt would receive tho dele gation of presidents of tho crafts un ions lnoled In tho present shop con troversy. "Kruttschnitt has tho reputation of being a man of his word," said Re guln, "and if he has Bald, aa he U quoted, that ho Is willing to meet any one to discuss tho matter, wo will havo no further trouble. I bcltovo that the federation will bo recognis ed and dcnlth "with directly. It tho presidents ot tho crafts federations do not come here, our advisory board ot the federation will meet Krutt schnitt. "Tho mon up and down tho coast ar&now willing to await tho result ot this conference and I belloro that the danger of tho strike Is largely past. Of course, should Mr, Krutt schnitt refuse finally to deal with tho federation, tho men' In tho shops all over tho Harriman system would un doubtedly take measures to protect themselves." - The,1 presented by tho people of Washing ton nnd Oiegoi), for tlio people's con trol ot tho Alunkicoul fields. Is the only feaslblo thing to do. SENDS JOHNSON TELEGRAM (Continue! from t"HB 1.) May Prove Fatal TAFT STARTS CAMPAIGN. (Continued from Pa 1,1 Brick ico cream, all kinds and colors. Rardons Bakery; phone 371. Prompt delivery. Fred Stroubo was a business vis itor In Gold Hill on Frdayf Mr. and "Mra. Guy Lawtop hayo re turned from an outing at Crater Lako, returning by way of tho Green Moun tain road. Reichsteip sells and saws wood. 146 John S. Frame of Fargo, N. D has arrived to spepd a few days In the valley. Mr. Frame Is ap architect. Sco R. A. Holmes, Tho Insurance Man, over Jackson County bank. Dr. and Mrs, Porter have returned from an uutomobllo trip to Crater Lake. Weeks & McGowan Co. .UNDERTAKERS Py Phone JKJ7J Night Phone V. Wf VfekM 07u A. E. Orr, 9 that the president will be helped by that fact. President Taft will personally at tack tho progressives on their own battleground. He will leava hero for Washington September 15. The Itin erary as laid out provides for his re turn to tho capital on October 31. Itinerary of Trip. President Taft's tentative Itinerary includes stops at Syracuse, N. y., on September 1C, and at Erie, Pa,, Sep tember 17. H wljl then go into Michigan for four days and make a subsequent journey prough Illinois and JllssoprJ. Eleven days wjll be spent )n Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa before going back to Missouri. Next stops wjl) be made at Denver, wJth a visit into Wyoming. Ho wjll visit Utah on tho way to California for a stay of several days. Tho California trip will ako hm as far south as San Diego. Leaving California for tho north, he will go back to Washington by traveling along tho border, spending two days In Washington before speaking in Chicago, and then going Into Ohio. The cities where tho president will speak Includo Detroit, Chicago, Kan fcas City, Oklahoma City, Denver, Cheyenne, Salt Lake, Los Angeles, Sap DJego, Sap Francisco, Sacramento Portland, Tacoma, SPAttlo, St. Paul, Minneapolis ,and Pittsburg. When Will Medford People Leant the Importance pf It? Backache la 'only a simple thing at first; Hut when you know 'tis from the kidneys; That serious kidney troubles fol fow; That Bright'a disease, may bo tho falal end, - - You will gladly profit by the fol lowing experience. Tis the statement ot a Medford citizen: Mrs. C. H. Hoxie. Fir street. Med ford, Or., says: "I publicly recom mended Doan's Kidney Pills In ISO", after they had benefited me, and now I am pleased to speak In their praise again. I had kidney trouble for several years and tho backache became worse as time passed. If I atempted to Btoop op move qglckly, sharp twinges darted through my loins and hips and sometimes I was lame for days. Tho kidney secre tions passed far too frequently and I also noticed sediment in them when they wero allowed to stand. My health ran down and I was feeling miserable in every way at the tlmo I commenced taking Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at Hasklns' drug store. They helped jno from the first, al though other remedies had proven useless, and as I continued taking them I steadily grow bettpr until not one symptom of my old trouble re mained." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Fostor-MIlburn Co., Buffalo, N. V., sole agents for tho United States. Remember tho name Doan's and take no other. day on whTch ho dlbnppoarod Shont had a consultation with Alex Irvlno. tho socialist lecturer. Ho declared that he had secured some very valu able Information nnd had valuable papers In his possession. The results of his Investigation, lie told Irvlno, were of tho most sensational sort. From 7 o'clock until 9:30 o'clock Sunday night he was at tho homo of his cousin. Mrs. II. O Gable. Upon leaving ho told Mrs. Gable that he was going to take some Important papers from his room because he fear ed that they might be stolen, That was tho last seen of him. About midnight Mrs. lFormnn, his landlady, was startled by the sound of a falling body. On Investigation sho found nothing. Early Monday morning Shoaf's hat, badly battered up, and a pleco of weighted hose was found In tho hallway ot tho Gable home. Tho hoso was about 1-1 inches In length, weighted-wlth shot or soma heavy material. It was evidently In tended for a'bllly. of, pot n fabric Injuioil, but every thing ulcely washed nud Ironed and given un almost now appearnnco. Wo do our work In a thoroughly pulnn taking manner and nlvo tho greatewt Kiitlsfuctlou to tnery pntiou. Prompt delivery and low nrlron insured, Hartlm for Health. N,r''' JOHN A. PERL : Undertaker and UmbslBMr X BuccoMor to the undertaking do-: : partment ot Medford Furniture Co, ! JQflco 3$ 8, BarfloU SL Res. 329 j Telpphone: Day, BoH 471, Tel- : i:epnuo: Night, Hell 473 John A, ! Per), residence, p0jj 4111, jfomo, ' 17P&. nn , , , . . i, iwi(B ausworeu nigui or nay. 1 AMUULANQH 8KHVKW ' ffff ft,t --n- 4- 4. r -t- " TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY f t -"' FPR RENT Three two-room suites or housekeeping ropms, $12, $14 and )P, modern, lights and telo Phopo free.' 337 8, Oofcdalo. 139 JACK JOHNSON'S WIPE ILL; MAY f P5TP0NE WELL'S FIGHT TONDOK Aus. 28, Serious pro tratiqn of. ) wife wjjo )H snid U bo likely (o die tony caused Jnsk Johnson to ancel rilj ij Pnria en gagements including tjie entabjjsh raent of his training pamp for fo Wells fights. If thp cppdjtfan pf his wife dea not jmprpyo Jojinnoii may postpoiq tjio WeJIs bout. 1 Haaklna for Health. RANCHES 15 acres: close In; beautiful view; flno oil; ?230 acjq; wry eay term. t 1-: acres; bearing- orchard; water rleht; atore: alio teaja on Rood paj turo and hay land; cale or trade. TRADE $8 acres, S5 acre In olfalsx Irrigated. Kttrden and family orchard. 1 1-1 xnllr out. $335 acre. 'Ino ranch and city property In Wyomlpc for fruit ranch here. (0 acres. ! undsr Ulteh, water ristits. ISO puer acre. ' T 6 room houso, modern, $3500, take acreage. 4 roam house, 3000) tnko acreage G-room house, modem, take acreage. $5000. 1C0 acres, alji.floe loam soil, 75 cleared, buildings, pumping plant, trado for small ranch, pay or as sume. Prlco $4000. 160 acres, 100 in crop, flno loam soli. $75 aero, tako 1-2 In trade. ICO ticreii, 1 1-2 mllea from town In Wil lamette valtcy. rich bottom and up land, 100 acrei cultivated, cood lm provementq. S)25 ocro. Income property, rentals, J13G monthly; take good acreKo. SO acres Irrigated In Jilaho, 0 In a. falfa and crop; ISp acres. r 70 acres. 65 undtr ditch, 25 In apples and pears in S year, 2 1-2 miles out, f 125 acre. 20 acrcc. IS In pears, close In fine build Ins "It and view, t0-acra stock and alfalfn ranch; ISO acres tillable; under ditch; $75 per acre; take Income property. !20Jcre raw land; all fine fruit land; take any cood property. SO acres, tillable; 2000; take town prop erty 10 acre, cleared; take tredenc In trade. 2 fine clone In Iota for raw land. 20 acres Dear Creek bottom for Dakotah land. Cine apple and par orchard, close In, pine year old, closa to (own and ship ping point, take sood residence prop erty In trade. 30 acres. I'allsade, California In orchard, fake dairy or stock ranch and city property. Income property, Twin Falls, Idaho, for good acreage. WANTJtD Qlrle for central housework. Pity and ranch property t list. THE STAR Steam Laundry Jltedf rd, Oregon, Hell intone 11.01 -Home Oft ai:nts von BUICKS AND LOCOMOBILES CRATER LAKE GARAGE QASOJ.INK OH s AM) B U 1 i Ij I K 8 BICYCLES Now and Second Hand REPAIR WORK! of all kinds. A. . VI.VVAHI) UN South Fir. 0 H t. iv The' electrically lighted sewing room is a scene of comfort when the maghine is run by an electric 'motor. No, back breaking pedal ing I The seamstress touches a button we do tlio rest. Rogue River Electric Company3 .itAlIll mmmmwmmM2 BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS HENRY M. MARSH All orders promptly attended to night or day. Short and long IiuuIh. .Moving household goodn u specialty Union leamfllert). omc 51 9. Front Pacific 4171 Homo 80 , Residence Main GI3 L F. L BITTNER narri xx.Bzna Draperiies We carry a very complete line of draperies, faco curtains, fixtures, eta, and do all classes of ppholstcrlna-. A special man to look after this work exclusively, and will aire M food service as Is possible to set In even tlid largest cities. Weeks & McGowan Co In a Class by Itself It I a erpat nig loaf, xnndo tram tlio best hlRb gradn flour. l'Ki:itLlJ-SS ltIti:AI) Is moro llko that good old Jjomo rnado bread that mother icd to innko tlmn any other on tho markut. Ask your grocer for l'JHUtnr.S.S IU1:AI) and Insist that you got It bo- cnuso there Is none bo good, RARDON'S BAKERY Corner Main 0 nil flrnpe B(m-t. Phone Pacific 2681 Home 268 i For nLK ' t ORJ?JAAI for AMUPPINO, , BUTTER, JOIi CRIUXm, or SHERBETS. "Not tho Cheapest hut the BEST." Rogue River CREAMERY 134 N. Riverside Avenue Campbell & Baumbach ' MORTGAGE LOANS, COUNTY WARRANTS CITY AND SCHOOL BONDS Money on hand at all timw to loan on improved ranches and fruit land. PHONE 3231. 820 GARNET-COREY BLDG. irt4r. MEDFORD IRON WORKS E. G. Trowbridgo, Prop. FOUNDRY AND MACHINIST All kinds of Engines, Spraying Outfits, Pumps, Boilors and Machinery. 'Agents in So. Orogon for FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO. I'ASTUnAGp I ivo naBtiirngo and grain hay pnoujjh to feed tvvo ex tra horbca for the winter, Addrpss A. K Majl Tribune. 141 FOU SALE Two-hprso power gaso lino yucuum carpet cleaner, cheap. 708 West 10th 8t. 140 FQH ItliJNT 7fJ tp so ncreu tQ rent to good, fPjIahlo man wJU teani, fpr spewing o whoaf or gran Jiay, Ifoupo and plallP fijrnBie(j whjjo gqedn'. Jnnujru a pneo of yf. JI, Nf'l!nK- KaKl P'lfi llrowjislwrP. HO Notice to Carpenters AND BUILDERS DO YOU KNOW THE MEDFORD HARDWARE COMPANY CARRY A COMPLETE TOG OF GUARANTEED TOOLS? YOU WILt FIND WHAT THIS MEANS TO,YOU IF YQU WILL GIVE US A TRIAL. Medford Hardware Comp'ny 2 10 EAST MAIN ST. For Sale 1 ACRE AND 5 ACRE TRACTS adjoining city of Medford, on Jong time, easy pay ments. ' ' ? 12 LOTS IN MEDFORD on main paved street; cement sidewalks and paving in; also sowors, water and light. Long tno, easy payments. 430 ACRES LAND, 350 acres alfalfa land. 80 acres fruit land, perpetual water right with water for irrigating 1000 acres; long time, easy payments. 340 ACRES LAND, 200 acres alfalfa land, halanco fruit land, 1 milo from railroad, on lpng timo easy terms. 6000 ACRES J.AND in tracts of from 40 acres upwards; price $25.00 per aero and upwards; suitahlo for alfalfa, fruit slock and general farming purposes; long timo, easy payments. D AND 10 ACRE TRACTS just within and adjoining city limits, at a bargain, on 5 annual payments, Gold Bay Realty Co, 210 WE'J MAIN STREET, ,rr cs" -n