PA'OE TWO
MKDKOKD 7SI A I li TU11UTNM, MMIWORD, ORIWON. "MONDAY, OCTOHKR HO, 1011.
I LOCAL AND PERSONAL!
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,Mt', nlKl'Mrfl. 13. T). llllllnghhrs, or
Albion, Mich., arrived In Uio city
Sunday.
HnVo you fioon Joannhlno?
IJlno nt tho now Josophlno hotol
whom In Omnia l'p8. Sorvlro n In
carte. 211
Ml6s Mnbol Pottys, who hns boon
visit Jim M. M. .Mnlm and family In
Meilford, returned this morning to
her homo In J'ortlnnd.
Wo will bo "In Medford Wodiios
dnysNttv.4Jfitt tp buy cant-off cloth
lug, hnto nnd shoos. Hrop usNn card
nml wo will will. Will II. WIlKon,
Mail TClbuno. lt
?Mra..G. W. I.onulalo returned to
Porlltind this imornlng nftor a visit
lit Medford with bar mother, Mrs. A.
D. Little.
You hot wo at, still buying cast
off clothing and shoos. Will call
Wcdnosdny, Nov. 1st. Will H. Wilson.
Mall Tribune. 191
Goo. II. Allton, a timber man, or
Oltlco, Cnh, Ib In Medford on busi
ness. Soo It. A. Holmes, Tho Insurance
Mnn, ovor Jackson County bank.
Mrs.,HflMnfHrtor roturnod to hotf
homo In Portland this morning nftor
n visit with Jacksonville friends.
Carkln & Taylor (John II. Carkln,
Glenn O. Tayior), attornoy-at-law,
over Jackson County Bank Building,
Medford.
Judgo Glon O. Taylor Is In Gold
Hill today on logal business.
Clothing, hats and shoos Wednes
day, Nov. 1st. Thnfs all. Will II.
Wilson, Mail Tribune 191
It. II. Whitehead returned Sunday
night from a two weeks business visit
to, San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Dexter of Gilroy,
Cal., roturnod today to thiIr homo
after a visit in Medford with their
son-in-law, J. M. Dervard, and fam
ily. This is tho time to plant straw
berries. All sorts of plants for sale.
'II. B. Patterson. Office, Hotel Nasn,
Inside ontrnnce noxt to barber shop.
Tho Mall Tribune said in Us local
columns Saturday that Dr. Ira Phipps
would leave today with his parents
for Redlnnds, Cal., to remain all win
ter. This wns a mistake. The doc
tor will only accompany his friends
as far as Oakland. He will return
to Medford In a few days.
II. L. Medley lotton No. 20 this
morning for tho Willamette valley,
to bo absont a week or ten days.
This Is tho timo to plnnt straw
berries. All sorts of plants for sale.
II. B. Pattorson. Office, Hotel Nash,
inside entranco next to barger shop.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Wood of Phoe
nix, Ariz., loft this morning for the
Wlllnmetto valley.
T. L. Leo of Looking Glass, Ore.,
is In Modrord for a few days' stay.
ThefMen's Club of the Presbyter
ian church will moot Tuesday eve
ning in the reading room at the roar
of tho church. Coma out and spend
an evening in business nnd program.
8 p. m. ' 190
Frank Harding of Poloskoy, Mich.,
arrived in Medford Sunday.
J, K. Konwlck of Willows, Cal., Is
In' Medford.
13. J. Bohllng arrived In Medford
yesterday from Poynotto, Wis.
J. AV. Dee of Monner Dam, N. Y.,
is a recent arrival in Medford.
C. W. Swaverly of Kalkaska,
MIoh., arrived In Medford Sundny.
M. Peterson of Forest Grove and
C. Thresher of Corvnllls, president
and gonoxal agant respectively of tho
Bankers nnd Merchants Mutual Fire
nssoolartlon, wero in Medford Satur
day and Sunday.
G. W. Tumor left for Tonopah,
Nov., to take cha,rgo of some mill
construction work. Ho has a largo
clrclo of frlendB who hato to seo him
go and hope bo will return In the
BPflng. Ho came last spring and
family Is still here.
S. F. Hathaway of Central Point
was. a Medford visitor Monday.
W. S. Slonnett nnd family of Ash
land vlsltod Sunday with A. F.
Steunutt nnd wlfo.
Look for the nd that describes tlw
plaeo von would Hit to own
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UmERTiKER8
Dy Fhone 1971
Nlgbt PkOBM V, W. Week S071.
A. K. Orr, MM.
LADY ASSISTANT.
JOHN A. PERL
r If.. M Ab4 a 1 . JY Tilt kVaBft
Buccesuor td tho undertaking de- ?
nartmont of Medford Furniture Co.
Z
; Offlco 28 South IJartlctt Street
; Muioimonoi; aay, uea a jukoi.
Irosldenco, Bell 473, Home 179-L. 2
Calls Riiswered night or day Z
AMUULANCI3 SKHVIOR
l'lfS'
Dr. Llownllyir II. Ashton, M. l,
formerly of Qulncy, 111., but now of
Tncomn, Wii , Is visiting Dr. Hart of
this city.
Chmles It. Gay hns left to take.
marge or tno commissary lor mo
convict camp n Peeler's place.
RIP VAN WINKLE'S
COUCH DESTROYED
CATSK1LL, N V., Oct. 30.- Ulp
Van Wlnkjo's legendary "couch of
mots" Jn tho mountains here prov
abiy Is dosiroyod In a flro that Is
sweeping over Uio wnoik Farmers
nro making uu nttempt to chuck the
flumes.
Reno Gamblers Gleeful.
ItKNQ, New, Oct. 30. Gamblers
here. nrflrfc'lbo!f (if 'itfony Wr' the dis
covery that a Joker in the crime and
punishment net adopted by the last
legislature, ostensibly for tho pnr
poso or permitting society Indies to
play bridge for, prises, lets them In
on tho deal also, so that thqy inny
resume Uiolr practices openly ntlor
Jnnunry 1, All games except poker,
"sfeven nnd a half," stud and buven
up are allowed.
Swat the Masher.
TACOMA. Wn Oct. 30. Jesse
Wenvor., iiiSl!!jliiMrtb"rlIrtlnK with
the waitresses In tho "Mllltonalres'
Club," a five-cent restaurant, sought
to impress Miss Agnes O'Malley. and
nftor a fW sallies of alleged wit, of
fered, according to her statement, an
insulting remark.
Miss O'Malloy bounced a heavy
sugar bbwf oit the masher's head
and droncheif him with a pot of loll
ing hot coffee. Not content with
this punishment, Agnes had Weaver
jailed.
Stocks Rise.
NEW VOltK. Oct. 30. At the op
cniiijy of today's stock market prices
were slightly nbove Saturday's clos
ing. Canadian Pacific was strong-
ot of the railroad share, gaining 1
H-S nml Missouri Pacific! lost 11-4.
During the second hour the market
rallied mid active stocks gained from
one to 1 1-2 points. Union Pacific
nwc n point nbove Saturday's close
and United States steel, Heading, Le
high "v"nl!ey nnd others mnde fraction
al gnins.
The market closed slroii.
Bonds were firm.
Mate Smith Sent to Jail.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.. Oct. 30.
Four years in tho McNeill Island
penitentiary was the sentence meted
out today by Judge Van Fleet of the
United States circuit court to Charles
T. Smith, second mate on the bark
ontlno Makawell, convicted of slay
ing K. Inabi, a Japanese cabin boy,
on the high seas last April.
Notice.
A. F. and A. M. attention. Work
in tho third degree this evening.
W.M. MULLKIt, Sec.
Card of Thanks. 4
We wish to sincerely tfiank the
kind friends who assisted us in our
t rou bio and sorrow.
MRS. M: BARDON AND FAMILY
Xfitico of Dissolution of rartiicrsblp.
Notice is heroby glvon that the
firm of Ilauro & Irvine has this day
boon dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr. G. W. Irvino rotirlng, J. J.
ilauro will continue tho business,
collect all debts and pay all bills.
J, J. HAUItB,
G. W. IRVINE.
Datod Oct. 30, 1011. 192
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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FOR KXCHANGK 58 acres creok
bottom, 32 cultivated, 1G Irrigated,
irrigate all, -i-room houso, 2 barns,
sewer, wator plpod from creek,
school and P. O, on place; r miles
to R, It., fiuo lmslness location,
take city property. -1 1 acres creok
bottom, .mllo (station, 31 In al
falfa, 5 room houso, barn, sheds,
etc., stock and porHonnl $1000,
trade eu!ty, long timo balance, C
por emit. )32C aqre.
CLARK IlKALTY CO,
Phono 2331. 20C Phipps Illdg.
FOR RKNT 3-room suito houso-
keoplug rooms. 222 South Holly
et root.
FOUND Hand pockotbook with
small amount of cash. Owner may
liavo sumo by calling at tho Mall
Tribune offlco and paying for this
nollco. 190
FOR 8ALK Several lamo packfnr,
rasos suitable for furnlturo; can
bo seen D3 North Orange. Apply
13. F. Guthrlo, Jacksonville. 102
r
WANTKD Work for man and team.
Can furnish four horses. Phono
2331,
PHYSICIAN WHO TIED WIFE TO A TOEE IS
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fiEORGt DAN'TON
Following a wild but brief
live by the rond-ide near Itnypoit,
elared iiinne mul wn taken hi tlio
films who I'.Mwmiu'il Dr. Willis lo have caused (lie trouble which nrotiM'il the inhabitant of Dnypoil. (1 forgo
Dayton, n hrntlwr of Mr. Willis, snys tlie iloelor gnve her n dnig when th eir muehine broke down mid she lie
onme b-sterieul.
Slaughtering Arabs.
MALTA. Oct. ao.-SysfoninHe
slaughter f Arabs in the nusis out
side Tripoli has been carried on for
three days by the Italians, nccoiding
to dispatches from (lint city ronch
in here today. Kery Arab met is
said In have been shot down "without
trial and many women killed.
The same dispatcher statu that mi
llions,, damage was done in the eon-fiii-iou
following the Italian homlmrd
incut of Bengliiui on October 1!), Itllll
civilians hull' of whom wore women,
having been shot down.
Dynamite Found on Track.
SKATTLK, Wii., Oct. .10. - A slock
of dynamite was reported found this
morning on the tracks of tho Scuttle
Ronton and Southern Kloctric line
until of Seattle. A cur iiuil passed
and pushed the explosives Hsidc, rurt
niiig over the imiht in which it wni
wnipjicil.
This is thr line over which Judge
Hanford's injunction against pat
rons of the road stirred such n pro
test some wooks ago.
Beats s Gond Wife.
An orator holding forth in favor of
woman dear, divine womanconclud
ed thus:
"Ob. my friends, depend upou It.
nothing lieat a good wife."
i iH-g your paruon." reniletl n worn-
an. "Sure, u had hushand alwnra
does." London Telegraph.
Early Rising.
The difference hefwon rising In th
morning at f nnd 7 o'clock In tho
space of forty years supposing n man
to go to lied at tbe same tinur nt
night Is nearly equivalent to the ad
dition of ten years to a life of three
score j ears and ten.
Where is the mnn who has tbe power
and skill to stem the torrent of n wo
man's will?-OId English Proverb.
Hasklns for Health.
A Hint From Paris
IMl CwjrliU. ml li IumiIiiu
KjiKWi. '-'UJ'.''', Ii?l. Urnml C4 ,
Old rogo gown covered with Jet em
jroldi-rod black tuufc.
M mimmml
n MniMi iff! ' '
f MmMm
OR W CHfRLLS WILUS
automobile trip, nt llK end ol wriclt lie limiutl U hWcneul young wile In n
L. I., Dr. W. lliurl - Willi-, i promiuiMit pli-ninii of tlutt place, was li
C eul nil Nlip Asylum. An ct,t.te
Lftst Fooled Thtn.
WrftppciJ In hl d i.tig nwn itud
with feet lnchsi(l In slippers. I'mus
I.liet wns sitting comfortably One
evening In hlsf nrmclmlr ready for
work and Inviting Inspiration. On the
floor above. In the apartments of n
banker, a noisy musical wlree was In
progress, roionnlses linn succceiicii
wnltie-i, and nocturnes had followed
polonaises, when suddenly tho door of
the salon opened, nnd Llt entered.
still wrapped In his dreyslng gowa
The astonishment of the company may
bo imagined. With slow steps' Llsrt
walked toward the piano, nnd the
young key pounder who wns sitting
nt it quickly left hts plnce. Liszt sat
down at tbe Instrument. cnrcIessXv
swept his fl.igera over tho keys as It
to prelude, and then suddenly bo shut
down tho cover nnd put tho key lit
his pocket. And Immediately, vrltli
the samo tranquil air with which He
bad entered, be went out and returned
to his room, where ho could work nt
bis case.
Range of Rachel's Voice
A Trusalan prince, a cousin of the
German nmperor William I., has left
some curious notes upon Ilncbcl. of
whom ho wns n great ndmlren These
have been quoted In a lecture upon
tho famous actress. The prince stud
fed her elocution from a musical stand
point and took down notes of her
volco as she delivered somo of her
most effective speeches. Ho found.
for instance, tbaf In n passage of
Itaclno's "Bajazet." sho went down to
f in the bass. In ono of "Andro
innquo" and another of "Adrlcnno Lo
couvrour" her voice spoke a word
on tho upper E and uttered n cry on
upper F sharps. Her speaking voice
thus had n compass of two octnrcs
Hut. as n rule, he observed that she
used only seven notes, consisting of
tho first soven nsccndlug notes from
the bns of tho scalo of V sharp minor,
but with tbe D sharpened.
Fruit and Old Age.
Physiologists claim that growth from
Infancy to old ngo is n process) of grnd
mil ossification nnd that the stiffness
of nge Is caused by the deposits of cal
careous matter or earthy salU. There
fore a diet containing 'n large propor
tlon of tlieso salts, food rich in nitro
gen, such as tho cereals, beans, peas
and meat. Increases tho natural tend
ency to ossification. sayB Health. For
this reason a diet mada up largely of
fruit, which contains n minimum
amount of this calcareous matter, is
scientifically best adapted to persons In
ndvnnclng yearn. Largo caters add to
tho liability of ossillc deposit from
overworking tho eliminating organs by
nn excess of nutritive material ujitll
their healthful activity Is destroyed,
and tho whole system suffers in conse
quence. Old ngo indicates loss food
and n maximum amount of fruit as the
diet.
Sunken Ships Mark Hit Oravo.
There uro many monuments to tho
"futhcr of the British navy," Sir Fran
els Drake, throughout tbe world, but
his "tomb" Is in tho great deep upon
which ho mado his everlasting fame
He died Jan. 2S. 1005. In bin Nblp tho
Defiance, near tho town of Mombru de
Dies, West Indies, nud In a leaden
i-oflln his body was lowered Into the
naves somo six miles from shore. As
n Inst honor to him two of his ships,
with all tho prizes that wero in the
licet at tho time, wero sunk bcsldo Ids
millet At tho timo of his death the
;,Tcut admiral was In bis fiftieth year
and In tho prime of his physical and
Intellectual powers. Sluco his death
tho British navy has never been with
out u ship bearlug bid name. Ex
change. A Judge and an Boa,
Judges on the bench bnvo been as
saulted. A litigant otico throw an egg
at the Into Vice Chuucullor Mallns In
an English court, Tho'Judgo had the
presence of mind to duck his nead,
and at tho samo timo ho established a
reputation ns a humorist by remark
ing that tho present must bnvo been
intended for lib brother, Bacon, tho
vlcu chancellor, who was alttlug lu an
udjolnlng court
A Need For Caution.
"Show him up," ald tho editor care
lessly. "Well, sir, had I better?" asked tho
oflico boy. "Ho flays ho wants to hco
you becauso jou showed -him up."
Bmurt Sot
PLACED IN JW ASYLUM
AND MKS W C WU-USj.
ne of ili'ings is snul bv lltn pli,si-N
Youth' Wlidom.
Tho flood Mini Do you know wher
little boys go who throw stones at
birds?
The Had Hoy Itatbcrt They goei
where there N birds. Didn't think
they wont down In a well, did ycr?
j Philadelphia Ilullctlu.
A Dialect.
"I never use slung," said the pre
cise young woman.
"Ves," replied tho self satisfied girl,
I "I noticed as soon as I heard you honk
, that your conversational model was
i one of thost highbrow dialects."
I Washington Stnr.
Why Patrick Henry Said It.
A schoolboy's composition on Pat
rick Henry contained the following
gem: "Patrick wns not a very bright
Iniy. He had blue eyes nnd llubt hnlr.
He got married nud then said, 'Che
me liberty or give mo death.' " Phil
adelphia Record.
An lllmtrntion.
"The sweet nnd sour aro strangely
mingled lu life."
"Yen, Indeed. Take n bad crowd, for
example, whore -you're In a pickle be
cnuso you're lu n Jam." Baltimore
American.
Th Qrent Servlco.
Dad Waller He never did nnythln'
for nobody.
Pop Week You're- mistaken, nis
folks wanted him to ftko lessons on
tbe comet and he refused. Chicago
News.
A fleady Inttance.
Cholly On whnt do you base your
argument that women nro more clover
tlinn men?
Maud Well, let's take ourselves, for
"xample. Cornell Widow.
Tlnnklns for llwiltn
PLUMBING
BTKA.M AND HOT WATKIt
IIKATINO
All Work Quaraute4
Prices Reasonablo
25 Howard Iilixk, Kntrnaca
on (ltd Htreet.
Coffeen & Price
Pacific :ll
Horn 'M9
Medford
Employment
Agency
WANTED
V man coolc on ranch.
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
1JJQ ncroa, prico JiiHt right, will
trade.
0-room bungalow, fiirnlBhod,
?300 down, linl. monthly.
Horso and buggy, A-No. 1
horso, only 7 yeara old; a00.
THADH
f gond lota and ono 10-acro
tiact to trado on acreago out.
100 acroH lu Wood Co., Colo
rado, to trado for nerongo horo.
C room ''iii!'.. plaHlored, trado
equity for i.ero. d.
400 ncroa lu WaycnmH, Geor
gia, for orchard horo.
10 room hoiiKo In tho lit part
of (linnd Junction, Colorado, to
trado for property horo.
KMPLOYMICNT
Girls for hoiiBowork.
iJ. P. A. BITTNER
?OOM 7, PALM BLK,
" ito Nash Hotel
Pioiio -11JI; Home, 11.
HAVE YOU EXVMIMED CAREFULLY
TDK LINKO!
EXQUISITE STEEL, ENGRAVINGS
wrc Am now MiibwiNci?
Prices Range From $3 to $25
The Merrivold Shop
134 W. MAIN HT.
II
ran
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Ghe WALL PAPER
and PAINT STORE
to
BUILDING SPECIALTIES CO.
!IJt NOltPlI HMITLUTT ST.
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HOTEL MOORE
European.
Special lialos by Hip Week or Month.
KuIuh CO Co 1 1 Is Up.
RAU-WOHR CO., Proj)iiotors.
r& $ $ $
The Medford
CAPITAL STOCK - ?100,000.00
SURPLUS and PROFITS $5 OOO.OO
UNITED STATES POSTAL SAVINGS DEPOSITORY
HAFi: DKPOSIT 1IOXICH FO It HKNT.
VT. B.
J. A. ecnitT, Vtco rrte.
r. r. ucbiucx, vie rr.
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$ $ $w$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $
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Campbell & Baumbach
MORTGAGE LOANS, COUNTY WARRANTS
CITY AND SCHOOL BONDS
Money on hand at all times to loan on improved
ranchos and fruit land.
PHONE 3231.
320
We have a full line
Of PEERLESS LAMPS
on hand
4. 8, 10, 02 C. P. carbon lampn; '!&, 40, 00, 100, ISO, 2T.0
wntt TitugHteu bunpH. Tho bout lampM and tho bent prb'ea. All
Inmpu guaranteed,
Southern Oregon Electric Co.
PIioueh: Pacific 1C01; Home
RUSS MILL
On Riverside Avo.
L. B. BROWN, Proprietor.
Feed, Flour, Send, Vetch, Winter Outs.
Barley Rolled.
F. K. Deuel, Proaidont
Orris Crawford,
...First...
National Bank
or
MEDFORD, OREGON
CAPITAL STOCK $100,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits $58,000,00
United Stales and Festal Savings Depository
We solicit your business, which will receive our care
ful attention.
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