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P&GE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TBTBUNK MlflDFORD, OKKOON, WMONNfclMY, S1QPT13MBEU G. 1911. r l LOCAL AND PERSONAL j (Cm-Jlo yiptontOf Eaglp Point wob a "recent visitor in Medford. IS. U. Johnson of Kueli spout "Wed nesday in Medford un tiushiesa. , Mm. Maggie Taylor nnd children or Grunts Pans returned homo Tuos dny nlghl nfter Bcvcr.nl days' visit with Mr. nnd Mrs. Hoy Hooves of North Cantral avenuo. Chlncflo Sttcred Lilies 'nnd Japanese nlr plants at Brondloy'a. Phone C181.- ' ' Pelcr'M. Kershnw motored to Jack Bonvlllo Wednesday on business. V. A. Gorst, who conducts the Mcd-f6rd-.TticksonvUlo auto stupe line, has returned 'from Portland with o. now car for Uiorun and put It in service today. Buy or rent a Singer to mako the childrcns now school clothes. Phono G043. 151 'Mr and Mrs. J. II. Gnyot Centra! Point wore recent Medford visitors. K. W. Adnms of Wagner Creek was n recent visitor In Medford. At the SIkh of Yo Nifty. John M. Hoot Is expected home from a short business trip to Port land. Mrs. 13. S. Chambers left Tuesday afternoon for a visit with friends at Ashland. She was accompanied by her daughter, Miss Margaret. If you have any peaches, Howells or Dose pears to sell, seo us. Produc ers Fruit Co. F. D. Lewis has left for a business trip to Hoseburg. L. K. Haak of Eagle Point spent Monday in Medford. Sanitary French Dry Cleaning Works. Ed Purdy is planning to leave in a few days for Klamath Falls, where ho has an important engagement at tho coming races to fulfil. He ex pects to drive winning animals in several races. H. T. Evers of Grants Pass spent Wednesday in Medford. He was ac companied by Mrs. Evers and daugh ter. Tho W. C. T. U. of Oregon will hold a stato convention In Medford October 5-10. 1911. Peter Janetos will be placed on trial next tiday morning in the cir cuit court for shooting Christ Ruchlas at Butte Falls two months ago. The charge Is assault with a deadly weap on. Following a disposal of his case, the murder case against George Bo zus will be tried. Relchsteln soils' and saws wood. 146 A reception will bo held Friday night at the Catholic church In hon or of Father O'Farrell. the new priest All Catholics are urged to attend. Perry Peuren, who is said to have to have been assaulted and robbed Monday night on Ninth street, had his story exploded today. Chief HitU son has discovered that the man In sulted a passerby and sot Into trou ble over it. A drubbing was adminis tered. He was not robbed. Seo It. A. Holmes, The Insurance Man, over Jackson Connty bank. Miss Mildred Gcrig will leave Thursday evening for Nashville, Teen., where she will enter school for tho ensuing year. Frank Gerig leaves to enter the University of Ar kansas at tne same time. Mrs. uerig will accompany them as far as Spo ' kano, Wash. .Carkln & Taylor (John II. Carkln, Glenn O. Tayior), attorney-at-law, oyer Jackson County Bank Building. Medford. Dr. J. F. Heddy returned Tuesday from a short business trip to Leland. Architect Boozer returned Wednes day from a business trip to Albany, Or. ,At tho Sign of Ye Nifty. Mayor Canon returned home Tues day from an outing at Newport. He was accompanied home by Mrs. Can on, who has Just returned from an extended trip east. Ladies, fcavo your suit made by the Berlin Ladles' Tailoring Co., at Central Point, Or. 173 P. S, Waiters of San Jose is In Melfftrd visiting friends. Judge E. E. Kelly spent Wednes day In Jacksonville on business. i - .. ., , , ,t Wes Green motored to Jackson ville Wednesday niorrilng on. business,' 0. H. Thomas has left for n short business trip to San Francisco. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest Webb were In Medford Wednesday from their or chard home ncaryentral Point. Snnltnry French Dry Cleaning Works. . Robert C. Carter of Medford loft Tuesday evening for n visit with friends at Seattle. F. T. Yuung left Tuesday evening for n short business trip to Portland. Henry Allen has returned from a visit with friends at Eugene. Thcro will be no special opening this full at Mrs. W. 1. Brown's .mil linery store. Each duy brings new goods and she Is now ready to meet her many patrons at the millinery de partment In Kentner & Co.'s storo- 143 L. C. Powers of Grants Pass spent Wednesday In Medford on business. Senator von der Hellcn of Wellen spenU Wednesday In Medford with friends. John Money, railroad contractor, Is visiting Medford on business. T. E. Williams of Ceutral Point spent Wednesday In Medford on business. M'lIM ENTERS pj!1IFilllLIY Will Be Sentenced by J urine Calkins Thursday Morning Has Paid $20 in Acordnnce Willi Order of Justice SAFE AND SANE FOURTH IN CITY HEREAFTER The passage of an ordinance pro viding for a safe and sane Fourth of July celebration herenfter In the city of Medford was one of the most Im portant matters coming before the city council, which niot In regular session Tuesday evening. A largo amount of routine business was trans acted, it being the first meeting of the month. Tho council heard compl&intu of several parties in regard to the pres ent milk supply of the city, but failed to take any definite action in regard to the matter. Assessment ordinances declaring the cost of Improvement by paving wero passed to cover the following streets: South Orange, Mistletoe, Ole- son, East Main and Hose avenue. SOCIETY COUPLE ADRIFT AT SEA THREE DAYS PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Sept. C Adrift at sea in u small catbont for three days, Miss Elise Henderson anil Thomas Dcnnison of Dover, well known society people, who were pick ed up by ihe yacht Kobroy nfter the petticoat flying from an improvised mast of the catbont had been re cog uized as a signal of 'distress today told a story of hardship and terror. The couple were blown out of the harbor by u sudden squall which dj mnsied the bout nnd left them. Help lessly adrift. Lucking food and jvnter, they became weak nnd terror stricken. When rescued thu girl was in an unconscious condition and Dea nUon was ravine deliriously. Asks $100,000 for Leg. LOS ANGELES, Cal., Sept. C The Sotitlicni Pacific company isile fendnnt today jn ft suit brought by John Wilbur Wnnl .of Paso IJoblcs to reepver $100,000 'damages for the loss of a leg. ATTENTION, LOYAL OltDEfl OF MOOSE. All members Crater Lake lodge, f7C, are requested to meet at tho new hall at 8 o'clock Thursday evening for dedication. DR. M. S. BURGESS, Dictator. M. P. SHERMAN, 143 Dep. Supremo Organizer. J. A. Mcintosh, Indicted by the grand Jury Tuesday afternoon for failing to support his wlto und chil dren, appeared Wednesday morning in the circuit court and pleaded guil ty. He will bo sentenced by Judge Calkins Thursday morning at 9 o'clock. In nil probability Mcintosh will bo ordered by tho court to contribute n certain amount regularly for tho sup port of his family, and should ho full In this the court can order him to be put at work on tho county roads at $1.50 a day, which will bo paid tho family for their support. In accordance with. a decree of Jus tice Taylor, before whom the case was first called, Mcintosh has paid his wife ?20 toward hor support. He has also made over an order on' tho Carnegie library board for $300 duo for services as architect, which Is now in tho hands of Judge Calkins. This will probably bo used for the support of the family. It is charged that Mcintosh uog lccted his wife nnd children to such an extent that they were practically destitute. This led to the complaint being tiled In tho "Justice court. A transcript of tho case In this court was filed by Justlco Taylor with tho circuit court The grand Jury also took up the case and returned a true bill. HELL IS JUBILANT (MR BECOMING JONES NK.W YQKK, Sept. C Because o was about to open a confectionery store and ronlr.od that It nevor would do to tell people; to go to Hull for their candy, O. lloll Is Juhllnnt today because he bus the permission of County Jmlgo Uruiil to cluuiKO his nniuu to J olios. "Judge," said Hull. "1 would like an order to change my name." "Well, whnt'H your nnmo?" linked Judge Grant. "Otto HoUH-o-M-," ciiiuo tlo "O. Hell," said ho. i qualifying unswer. "What's that?" linked tho court, "Thnt's different," replied hrlngliiK down his guvel with a bang. 'Orabt. L ! m w NEW YORK, Sent. fi.-Today's opening stock market developed a general ndvnnVe. Canadian Pnclflo led with n gain of 1 1-4, nnd Heading roiel, Northern Pacific, American S fuelling, Lehigh Valley and Amurl can Foundry, 3-4. T;io puirltet did not lung hold- ItH strength profit tuklug cunning reactions of 1?U to UI In soiiiu of thu active Issues. The close was steady. Judge METROPOLITAN SONG BIRDS TO SING AT NATAT0RIUM Seldom do song birds who hnv6 snnc over the footlights of" the great Mtftroxlituu Oepru House, New York City, drift out itno Oregon. When they do visit this stnte they usually end their tour at Portland. Yet, in Hue with ninny other innova tions this yenr, the Nutatorium hns attracted two soloists who have been with the wonderful opera company which J. P. Morgan hns given so much money annually (o keep classic opera in New York The soloists are Monsieur .Bernard Ilcgua and Mad ame Marie Begue, baritone nnd con tralto respectively. These songsters are to participate in the concerts given by the Feruilo band. Always the First m. 7701. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OP First National Bank at Medford, in tho Statb of Oregon, at tho closo of buainoss, September 1, 1911. RESOURCES Loans and discounts .v.....y...,v , $388.711.75 Overdraft, sounrod and unsecured , 2,11'I.JJO U. S. bonds to sot'iii'o circulation 100,000.00 U. S. bonds to secure U. S. deposits .... 1,000.00 Other bonds, to secure U. S. deposits 8,000.00 Premiums on IT; a bonds v... 7,287.80 Bonds, securities, eta .170,(5 17.0-1 linking house, furniture and fixtures H ,738.08 Due from national banks (not reserve agents) 030.7.1 Due front state and private banks and bankers, trust companies and savings banks. 1,009.23 Due from approved reserve agents 181,813.28 Checks and other cash items -. 2,222.(5(5 Exchanges for clearing house 13,000.00 Notes ot other national banks 3,003.00 Fractional paper cnrrenc.v, nickels and cents 010.0!) Lawful money reserve in bank, viz: Specie" -., $02,39(5.95 Legal tender-notes 200.00 52,590.93 Redemption fund with U. S. treasurer (5 per pent of circulation 5,000.00 Haskins for-HealU. SMITH'S APARTMENT HOUSE " Sontli Ulversldo Xctv ami Ut-to-Date Modem in every iwrtlcular, gus rook ln, etc. Women and girls liiunt bring reference. WM. SMITH. Home I'ltone fflK. BICYCLES Weeks & McGowan Co. WPERTXKERB Nbjlit l'koaaa ?. W. Weeks pm. Af V. Orr, . LADY ASSISTANT. 9ffffrfffeitrfre JUMN A, PtKL Undertaker und lumbal iner 3uccessor to tho undertaking do-1 purtment of Medford Fumituro Co, r I Telephones; resldonco, Doll 473 Offico 28 South Harriett Street day, Dell n; mgui. Homo 170-L. J Calls answered night or day AM11UIANCH SEHVJOE --f-f -f-f-f-f-f-f-f"f-f 4 t TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 1. t, t t ttf FOR SALE Investigate this. Strict ly modern C-rooin bungalow, lot without buildings, and Ideal home ? 2000; good terms. Apply to own er, Kox 3 S Tribuno. 14$ FOIt SALE 3000 cordu oak, pine and fir cordwood In large or uinall lots. Gold Itay Realty Cd., 218 West Main street. WANTED First-class cliauffeur and auto repair man. App)y room 101, Electric bldg. 145 FOIt ItENT Two sovon-room houses, one large barn, one stable. F, Ohoii bruBgo, 401 HJvorsldo avenuo, South. 107 New and Second Hand EEPAIR WORK of all kinds. A. M. VINYAKD 88 South Fir. Total .' : .$991,700.09 . . . V LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in $100,000.00 Surplus fund .'.... .'..!.:....:. 30,000.00 Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid 24,370.75 National bank notes outstanding 99,997.50 Due to other national banks ;.':. . .:. '10.7(5 Due to state and private hanks and bankers 910.73 Individual deposits subject to cheek 629tG86.53 Demand certificates of deposit .......!.i , 25,900.81 Time certificates of deposit .'. 07,751 M Certified checks 2,825.8-1 Cashier's checks outstanding 1,210.00 United States deposits 1,000.00 Notes .and bills rcdiseounted 5,000.00 Reserved for taxes '. 3,000.00 - Total $991,700.09 State of Oregon, County of Jackson, ss: T, M. L. Alfortf, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. 4 M. L. 'ALFORD, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this Gth day of Sep tember, 191 1. ,T. W. BTCRRTAN, Notary Public. Correct Attest: .. , . WM. S. CROWELL, .T. B. WArLvJL ClfAS. STRANG, Directors. YOUR CHILD Mny ho lmndlonpiied by dofootlvo eyelnlit or ove-iitrnjii. Don't full to hnve liu or Jier oyen oxnmlnml by mmio rwntjivleiit npoolnllnt ho. fore tho ftahool neitBoii opOuii. I linvo uiiallfled hliforo tho Hlnto buiird of oxiunliiorH. Tlml'it nil. DT 1 . KVKS1CIIIT V KtPlfPrf MI'IM'IAIilHT The electrically llghtecf sewing room is a scene of comfort wheri the machine is run by an electric mqtor. No back breaking pedal ing I The seamstress touches a butto we do the rest. Rogue River Electric Company .AW.fVUP A if ;uj' "inv BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS HENRY M. MARSH All orders promptly attended to night or day. Short and long hnuls. Moving household goods a specially Union teuinstorn. Office 51 S. Front Pacific 4171 Home SO Residence Main G13 e4 Campbell & Baumbach r MORTGAGE LOANS, COUNTY WARRANTS CITY AND SCHOOL BONDS Money on hand at all times to loan on improved ranches and fruit land. PHONE 3231. 820 GARNETT-GOREY BLDG. MEDFORD IRON WORKS E. G. Trowljridgo, Prop FOUNDRY AND MACHINIST 'All kinds of Engines, Spraying Outfits, Pumps, Boilers and Machinery. Agonts in So. Oregon for FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO. FOR SALE At ranch on Coleman croek, n lot of cordwood and poles, fr plno and oak wood. F, Oaen brugKO, 401 Jllycruide avenuo, South. 107 4f f4ff ff0 VOW SALB OR 'jtfcNT A uliroopi rnodorn bungajow, Just finished, G blocks froni Washington school. l'hpno 3G81, Homo 279. IH ' SCIENTIFIC DENTAL WORK ' BRINGS A CERTAIN REWARD Especially when it'is "reinforced by moderate prices. My prices are the, most reasonable in Southern Oregpn when the quality of my work is considered. Call pn me fpr free examination find estimate. AU work guaranteed. Lady attendant, j 552-KARAT GOLD CRpWNS ..$5.00 PORCELAIN CROWNS .. $5.00 BRIDGE WORK (per tooth) ....$5.00 GOLD FILLINGS ....$1.50 AND UP 3II,VER FiftLINQS $J,00 AND UP FULL SET OF TEETH, on rubber plate $7.50 BEST SET OF TEETH, on rubber plate , , $10.00 All other work in proportion. PAINLESS EXTRACTION. !:1 $ $ . $ $ $ $ . $ $ $ $ fi.-K REMEMBER THE BIATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP ARE. GUAR- f ANTEED TO BE THE VERY BES! DR. BARBER, The Dentist 207-208 Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank Building, Corner, Wes& 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. lftli C3- u v The Medford National Bank CAPITAL STOCK - $100,000.00 SURPLUS and PROFITS 35 OOO.OO UNITED STATES POSTAL SAVINGS DEPOSITORY HAl'K DUI'OSIT HOXICH I'OK UK ST. W. X. aOBB, FffMldtnt. J. A. VBBKT, Viet Vttu. 'JOKW 8. OBTSI, 0iliUr. r. U. MSRSIOK, yie Vttl, W. B. JAOKBOK, Ant. Cailil.r. $$$$$$$$$$-$$'$ $ $ $"$ $$ $ ;$ $'$ $it$ l: n Oi Uj Ji ) fff.414t,t rf Still in Business A The Southern Oregon Elec tric Company has moved two doors south to the C.C. Ppnting Plumbing Shop Southern Oregon Electric Co. '.' f4Hf
