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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
J'rof. ntid Mr, Illtner linvo mowt
from Asltlnnil to Medford. Mr. illt
ner I nwkliiR ft cnnvnes of tlio city
limt county In tho Interest of the
Modford huslncfH college
lluy your winters wood cheap now.
$4.G0 per cord. (Sold itav lttsilty Co.
Mr. and Mr. It. W. TerrlU of
Koecbiirg arc In Modford. These peo
ple aro 'dolluhted with Modford and
tho valley and they nmy dectdo to
locate horc. ,
qienn ,0. Tnyior), attornoy-at-law
over Jackson County Dank Building,
Medford. '
Mrs. J. H. Wllnon of tho Kdon gal
ley orchards, left last night for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. It. M.
Ilowcrs, at Threo Plnea, Josephine
county.
nuy your winter's wood cheap now.
M.50 per cord. Gold Ray Uealty Co.
"Wllborn Buson of Talent was In
Medford Monday on business.
Buy your w Inter's wood cheap now.
4.nO per cord. Gold Ray Realty Co.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Seaman, of Weed,
r.a.. worn recistcrcd at the Nash
Monday.
See R. A. Holmes, The Insurance
Man, .qver Jackson County bank.
Mrs. Elizabeth Klcpplo and dauph
tor. Miss Allle, left Sunday for San
Francisco, near which place their son
ami lirothor. Honrv Klonnlc. Jr.. Is
seriously ill in a hospital.
Aro now buying apples, oeo us
beforo selling. Liberal advances
made on emort shipments. Pro
ducers' Fruit Co.
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Bryant, of
Portland, are registered at tho new
Medford hotel.
Buy your winter's wood cheap now.
$-1.50 per cord. Gold Ray P.ealty Co.
D. B. Grant of Ashland was in the
city Monday.
Buy your winter's wood cheap now.
J4.50 per cord. Gold Ray Realty Co.
Deputy Sncarer was In Central
Point today on official business.
Chinese Sacred Lilies and Japanese
air i plants at Broadley's. Phono
C1S1..,
Mrs. C. L. Morso returned this
morning to her home at Hood River
after n visit in Medford with Mrs.
II. A. Eniincrson.
Buy your winter's wood cheap now.
$4.50 per cord. Gold Ray Realty Co.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Pippy are in
Grants Pass today. Mr. Pippy is one
of tho contractors on tho Sacred
Heart hospital.
For sale or-exchange A few choice
Rhode Island Red roosters and cock
erels. Address "Falrview," Jackson
Tllle. Mrs. J. Darneille and daughter,
Josephine, returned this .ornlng to
their home at Grants Pass after a
visit with Mrs. Harrison In Medford.
Say, kid, what do you Know about
that guy Wilson? Buys old clothing,
hats and shoes. I'm going to see
lilm Wednesday, Oct. 18th. 179
I. B. McDonald is In Gold Hill to
day on business.
Wo will be In Medford Wednesday,
October IS, to buy cast off clothing,
hats and shoes. Drop us a card and
we will call. Will II. Wilson & Co.,
care Mall Tribune. 179
B. J. Trowbridge is In Woodvllle
today on business.
Listen: If you have anything in
the line of cast-off clothing drop us
a line. We will call Wednesday,
October 18th. Will H. Wllsoa & Co.,
caro Mail Tribune. 179
Mrs. 11. Hayes returned yesterday
to her home in Ashland after a visit
with August Edler and family at
Lake Creek.
Wo still want 499 pairs of second
hand shoes. Will pay cash. Address
WUI II. Wilson & Co., Mall Tribune.
179
Champ Payne of Phoenix was in
tint city yesterday,
Mrs. Clara Roo of Eagle Point Is
visiting Grants Pass friends.
Mr. and Mrs. D, B. SoIIsb returned
n few days since from a visit with
their dauBhter, Mrs. J. W. McCoy, In
Klamnth Falls.
Walter Busher of Oakland, Cal.,
has been In Medford for a couple of
days."
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
Buy Fhcwe M71
Nlfl M FImwm F. W. Wki S071.
A.B.Orr, MM.
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JOHN A. -PERL
Undertaker and Eiubalnicr
f Successor to the undertaking de-
Ipartinent of Medford Furniture Co. ; ;
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Office 8 goutfi Ilartlett Street
Telephones: day, Boll 471; night :
I residence, Bel) 473, Home 179-L. ;
Calls answered .nlffht or 'day
AMBULANCB SERVICE j
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John Sollss left last night for
Wilbur Springs, Cal., where ho goes
to take treatment for rheumatism.
J. W. haulier of Ashland Is among
old-time Medford friends today.
Row Goulder Is over at Galls
Creek today. Ho will, perform the
marrlaKe ceremony at the wedding of
John Johnson and Blanch Eaton.
This Is tho time to plant straw
berries. All sorts of plants for sale.
11. 11. Pattersotu Pac. phone 2493.
The Ladles' Guild of St. Marks'
hnvo resumed their weekly meetings
nnd will meet every Thursday after",
noon henceforth nt St, Marks' hall.
Robert Kershaw and daughter.
Mrs. John Clemnn, who have been
visiting wllh the family of James
Kershaw on Antelope creek, returned
Monday to their home In North
Yakima.
This is tho time to plant straw
berries. All sorts of plants for wile.
H. B. Patterson. Pnfc. phono 2493.
Mrs, M. J. Walgamott Is visiting
Talent friends today.
Good music and entertainment.
Opening of tho new building on Cen
tral avenue next Saturday. 2 to 11
p. m. Medford Furniture & Hdw. Co.
182
Mrs. l A. Bliss Is visiting her
daughter in Ashland. Mr. Bliss is
in the AppleRnto country for a
week's stay.
A souvenir to each guest on Sat
urday next, at the opening of the
new M. F. & H. Co. building. 2 to
11 p. m. 1S2
Ed Roberts left this morning for
Mexico.
This is the time, to plant straw
berries. All sorts of plants for sale.
H. B. Patterson. Pac. phone 2493.
The Ladles' Aid society of the
Christian church will meet Wednes
day afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the
home of Mrs. Walters, 101 Genesee
street.
Join us in celebrating tho opening
of our new store on Saturday, Octo
ber 21. Medford Furniture &. Hard
ware Co. 1S2
The stockholders' meeting of the
Rogue River Valley Fair association
which was to have been held tonight
has been postponed till Wednesday
evening at S o'clock at the office of
Mayor Canon in the Jackson County
bank building. The report of the
secretary and other important busi
ness will conio up.
We want to see you at the opening
next Saturday. Medford Furniture &
Hnrilvnro Fn 1S'
Mr. nnd Mrs. P. Mooro of Har
vard, Neb., who havo been visiting
L. A. Walt and family in Jackson
ville, returned to their homo this
morning.
Next Saturday, 2 to 1 1 p. m. Med
ford Furniture & Hdw. Co. 182
Mrs. J. C. Ferguson and daughter,
Lizzie, are visiting Central Point
friends today.
Dr. A. A. Soule returned to his
home in Central Point today after
having been in Medford for a week
looking after the practice of Dr.
Shearer, who has been out on a hunt
ing expedition.
P. J. Lybeck, of Chicago, Is in Med
ford looking the city over with a view
to engaging In business here.
O. L. Sues, a representative of tho
pension department of the govern
ment, was in Medford Monday on of
ficial business.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Graham and
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Blbor, of Port
land, arrived in Medford Monday
night. They are traveling by auto
mobile. Mrs. Marj' Isaacs has left at the
exhibit building u sunllowcr stalk
measuring over clevon feet. It was
Krown In her garden iu Medford.
V. A. Dundap of Talent was in tho
city this morning. Mr. Dunlap Is an
enthusiastic district fair man and Is
of the opinion thut Medford should bo
tho meeting place for tho fair each
year.
There will bo no meeting of the
Medford Commercial club tomorrow
night; the booster commltteo Is ar
ranging n bit; meeting to bo held
somo evening next week. Due notice
will bo given.
It will pay you to watch tho fish
market this week for bargains. Oys
ters, crabs, shrimps, clams, fish and
many good things to eat. Wo carry
25 different kinds of cheese. Steel cut
coffee a specialty. Dairy and cream
ery butter. Fresh ranch eggs. J. H.
Messier. - - - 183
COLLIER FALLS
i 000 FEEt! LIVES
Engine of His Aeroplane Goes Demi,
utlt He Glides Safely to Earth, Es
cniiinq'Wlth Minor Br'Uiscs Was
Entcrtaininn His Guests.
LAKKWOOl), N. J., Oct. 17,iltub
ort 1 Collier, well known publisher.
Is none the worso hero today as n
result of his fait from his airship
while 1000 feet in the air. The en
glne went dead on him at this height.
but ho gilded safely to earth, escap
lug with minor Injuries when ho
lauded. Collier was entertaining a
house party atid was able to reassure
his guests within a few minutes after
they had stood, horor stricken, wntch
lug his machine careening earthward.
ATHLETICS WIN.
(Continued from rag 1.1
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY'
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FOR SALE Model 10 Bulck, now
last season, cost 11300. In A-l
condition, now tires all around;
S700 cash takes it. Would con
sider trade for city properly value
S1000. P. O. box Glfl. 181
FOR BALE Unfrosted tomatoes for
cunning'. Tel. Farmer S1C8. 179
FOR SAL.E rDlulns table, sewing
machine, range, chairs, beds, other
furniture and chickens, O. I).
Boiler, 922 S, Orango. 181
Merkle. Murphy lined to Herzog,
Davis filed to SnodKrnss. No runs.
New York Murray filed to Lord,
Merkle out, Barry to Davis. Herzog
fanned. No runs.
Third Inning.
Philadelphia Barry singled to left
and stole second. Lapp lined to
Doyle, who threw to Fletcher, doub
ling Barry. It was tho first double
play of the series. Coombs filed to
Doyle. No runs.
Now York Fletcher filed to Mur
phy. Meyers singled to left. Math
ewson singled to right, Meyers taking
third. Devore forced Mnthowson.
Barry to Collins, Meyers scoring. De
voro caught stealing, Lapp to Barry.
One run.
Fourth luuiug.
Philadelphia Lord filed to Snnd-
grass. Oldring popped to Fletcher
Collins got an infield hit through
Herzog. Baker out, Mathewson to
Merkle. No runs.
New York Doyle out, Collins to
Davis. Snodgrass filed to Lord. Mur
ray filed to Murphy. No runs.
Fifth Inning.
Philadelphia Murphy safe on Her
zog's orror. Davis' liner hit Umpire
Connolly on the leg for a single. Mur
phy taking second. Barry sacrificed.
Mathewson to Merkle, both runners
advancing. Lapp bounced ono to
Mathewson, who throw to Herzog,
catching-Murphy. Coombs popped to
Fletcher, No runs.
New- -York Merkle filed to Lord
Herzog walked and out stealing, Lapp
to Collins. Fletcher out, Barry to
Davla. No runs.
Sith liming.
Philadelphia Lord filed to Mur
ray. Oldring fanned. Collins filed
to Snodgrass. No runs.
New York Meyers filed to Lapp.
Mnthewson pons to Collins. Devore
out. Baker to Davis. No runs.
Seienth Tuning.
Philadelphia Baker filed to Mur
ray. Murphy filed to Doyle. Davis
fanned. No runs.
New York Doyle out, Collins to
Davis. Snodgrass fanned on three
pitched balls; Murray walked and
stole second, Collins dropping Lapp's
throw. Merkle out, Coilfus to Davis.
No runs.
Eighth Inning.
Philadelphia Barry doubled to
left. Lapp beat out infield hit.
Coombs hit to Doyle, who threw to
Meyers, catching Barry at the plate,
Lapp taking socond. Lord hit to
Doyle, who threw Jo Fletcher to force
Coombs, Fletcher dropping the hall,
Coombs safe. Lapp dashed for the
plate. Doyle recovered tho ball and
threw to .Meyers, who threw to Her
zog, running Lapp down on the foul
line. Oldring fanned. No runs.
New York Herzog filed to Lord.
Fletcher out; Barry to Davis. Meyers
fanned. No runs.
Ninth Inning.
Philadelphia Collins out, Herzog
to Merkle. Baker hit into tho right
field seats for a homo run, tying the
score. Murphy's drive down left foul
Hue was called a foul by Klom. Mur
phy bafe on Herzog'a fumble. Mur
phy took second on Herzog's wild
throw over Merkle. Davis sacrificed.
Meyers to Merkle. Barry out, Her
zog to Mcrklo. One run,
Now York Mathewson funned, De
vore popped to Baker.. Doylo fanned.
No runs.
Tenth liming. '
Philadelphia Lapp out, Fletcher
tu Merkle, Coombs filed to Doyle.
I.ord out, Fletcher to Merkle. No
runs.
New York Snodgrass hit by
pitched ball but was not allowed to
tuke his base. Snodgrass walked,
Murray saclflced, Coombs to Davis.
Snodgrass trying to reach third, out,
on a short pass, Lapp to Baker. Baker
was again spiked In the right arm
and right leg. Tho crowd hissed
Snodgrass. Baker was cheered as ho
resumed his place at third, Merkle
walked, Merkle out stealing, Lapp to
Collins. No runs,
Eleventh Inning.
Philadelphia Oldring out, Horzog
SOUTHERN PACIF C
pays tipm
Annual ncport Filed With tlio fttll
roail Commission of Tills State
Details for Orcrjon Will Be Sent
to State Board Later.
SALKM, Ore., .Oct. I" -Tho an
nual report of the Southern Pacific
i
company was filed today with the
rallioad commU-slou, The report rov
ored tho entire Hue, depurate, reports
fur Oregon being In up to the ditto
of tho report.
Operating revenues were $91,10S,
761.40, and operating expenses B'J.
234,137 31, leaving net operating!
revenue of S3S,87I,G24.0!. DlvlV
dends of $21,t2ti,382.0S, on stocks
were eclared during tlio ruling enr.
Tho company hns hud during tho
year 13,701 employes and has paid
out $39,190,539,82 to litem III wattes.
Tho mileage of Hues operated Is given
as 019S.2S, number of pnHtengers
carried was 3l,lJ0,t&y, mid tho num
ber carried one mile was t,l29jt!00,
3S4. Over IS, 000,000 tons of freight
were carried nnd over 1.000,000,000
tons carried ono mile. The total
freight revenue for the jear was ap
proximately sr3,000.0i0. and the pa,
sengvr revenue $31,000,000. Details
for Oregon will be sent later to tho
commission.
Clark, & Wright
I.AWY11RS
WASHWCtTOrt, D. O.
l'utitlo I.nml Matters: Fliml I'tmif
Dcmit LimiOk, 'oii!imIh imtl Mining
C'txcK Hoi In,
AsBoolttte Woik fr Atlornoyt.
HasutttB for Health.
Rock Spring
' Coal
OX XAXS ALT. TKI TtHH.
Offlro ami Conl Ynrtl, Twelfth nttd
Front Ntreeu.
, riioMQ 7ioi.
Burbidge
TMH COAX, MA
HOTEL MOORE
European.
ftnei'inl Ifnlort hy lli' AWok or Month.
Hntw r() (ViI.h l-p.
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to Merkle. Col Huh Mlngtedto center.
Baker beat out an Intleld hit, to
llcrozg, taklifg second and Collins
taking third when .Merkle dropped the
ball. Fletcher fumbled Murphy's
grounder. Collins scoring. Davis sin
gled to rluht. scoring Baker. Murphy
out at third, Murray to Herzog. Davis
out stealing, Meyers to Doylo. Two
runs.
Now York Herzog doubled to left.
Fletcher filed to Lord. Meyers out,'
Collins to Davht. Mnthewson. Collins j
fumbled, hut recovered In time to re
tire Meyers. Horzog went to third.
Becker batting for Mathewson. Becker
hit to Collins, nnd was safe. Herzog,
scoring, Collins fumbling. Becker oui
stealing, Lapp to Collins. Ono run.
PLUMBING
STEAM AND HOT WATKIt
HEATING
All Work Uuarantc4
Prices Ueasonnblft
S3 Hownnl Block, Entrance
on Oth Htreet.
Coffeen & Price
Pitclflc UOUl Horn 3110
All We Want is a Trial
AW tfiummUT salislatlitui.
luitiso pniiils, il Ih llu lu'.sl.
I'Yoo lessons in llir wis.
Cuiiic ami m-Iim-I iui
The Art $tore
2 7 iSoiCi tii.tpo.
Potatoes
FIuo Burbiiuk Potatoes.
JANES IIKOS.,
Capital Hill Itauch (Near Iteservolr)
Order your winter supply now.
Price right. We deliver.
Call Bell I'huno .Main 5181.
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The Medford National Bank
CAPITAL STOCK - tflQO.OOO.OO
SURPLUS nnd PUOFITA' $l3 OOO.OO
UNITED STATliS POSTAL SAVINGS DEPOSITORY
w.u'i: Dcrnsrr noxits roit hunt.
W. It. OOKK, rrnlilcnt.
J. A. I'llRHY. Vlco l'r. JOHN M. OUT IT, CuUWr.
r. E. MURKXOK, Vice XT. W. II, JAOICHOH, AbiI. ChUr,
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Dr. Wiley CeanenJs Colloa Oil
For over quarter of a century Dr.
Wiley, the famous sovernment expert,
has conducted an active campaign for
pure food in the interest of public health.
His advocacy in a recent speech of the
use of Cotton Oil ai a food ii, there
fore, especially significant ; it simply em
phasizes the wholesomcness of Cotlo
Ienc the vegetable oil shortening
which is composed so essentially of Cot
ton Oil, the use of which he so strongly
recommends. Cottolcne is endorsed
by physicians generally, because of its
purity and wholcionieucss. It lias- been
the leader in Cotton Oil products for
over twenty-live years.
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You Make Suchj
Good Coffee 1
You want
because we do It
us tu do your laundry
perfectly, becnuse
we work along hyclonlc lines, and
because you can't do It a quarter so
well yourself. It pays, to let us do
this work for you.
M'
liufu words aro jjaitl uwiy day lo tlio
woniau who iiBml
TIRED EYES
THE STAR!? CHASE & SANBORN'S
Steam Laundry
Medford, Oregon.
Bell Phono VMl Home an
If relieved with proper lenses often
gain renewed strength, obviating tho
necessity of Klaxses for constant
wear. Results are what count. Ask
uny of my ninny customers.
EYE
Specialist
Over Kentncr's, Medford.
Dr. RICKERT
AFTER ALL IT
NARROWS
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The Merrivpld Shop
FOR
RECENT
FICTION
11 W. Main Ht., Medford.
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W handle lliis n-lchralcd rofl'pe in eon-
iii'clion with the Ih'mI aasni'linenl of
(Iroci'i'ies in Southern Oregon.
Medford Theatre
Thursday Night, October....
THE SHOW THAT SET ALL CHICAGO TALK-
19th
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ING. TUNEPULMTJSICAL COMEDY
'The FLOWER
of the RANCH"
By Joseph E. Howard, Composer of
"The Flirting Princess," "Tho Goddess of liborty,"
"JMiss Nobody -Vroin Starlaiid" and a score of others.
EXCELLENT CAST
.TOSS HARRIS with BUTTY CALDWELL . ...
'10 Singing, Dancing Show Oirls and "Ponies" '10
A Singing, Dancing, Worry iMusieal Girl Show
200 Nights in Now York; G IMonths in Chicago
Prices $1.50, ,$1.00 and 50c. Seals Road.v" Monday
Morning, Haskins Drug Store
Warner, Wortman h Gore i
Electric and Gasoline Engine
Pumpers For
HiUXUUiiBiAMJblfll
1
Water for Your
Country Home
No matter how far you livo
from tho city, you can linvo all tho
BSmltnry conveniences of tho best city"
water works system an nbundnncu oC
water, under strontf pressure, for your
nainroom, Kiicuun, miinury, mwn, Km"
anywhere Good tiro protection too.
This splendid water Bupply service assured,
u you msiua uor
Kewanee.SyslemfjWater Supply
Tho Kewaneo Tank is located in ilm enllnr tw
buried in tho ground and tho water is doliverod by
air-pressure. No elevated or attio tank to leak,
frce.o, overflow or collapse. The tank is mado of
steel plates and will last almost indefinitely.
Wo build tho ilnoHt llnu ol"uinpiiK innclilirory-tlio romilt
of ovor ten yeura oxKrlinontliiK ml iiracllwil expurlunro.
ivowunoo pumpH uro (iporaiwi hy liiuiil, kuhoIIiiu niliicrt, ohc-
inc moiore, uu iuwaiH'0 HyHtonw mu cuinplutu. Tliuy mo
ou8y to iimtaii. iwory iilutit Ht-nt out uiulor a ixmltlvo
Kuanintuu. Over 10,000 Krwrnmo Syitemt in euccottful
oporntipn. XVo ruirno for eiiKliiL'e1iii;orvleo. AhU for
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MEDFORD
Kcwanee Wafer Supply Co.
For Sale By
IJUKBARD BROS.
OREGON
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