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MtiPFORD MAJL TmBlTNlMKOKORn, OKIWONT. MTKSDAY, OCTOniOK. HI, 11)11,
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Chrto aoUlotb, 3. 3. Cambers of
Ashland nnd Lew Whiting lott Mou
dny on n duck hunting excursion to
, Illicit hike.
HnVo you scon Josephine?
Vffl. Koyos hnd I-'ronk Calno of tho
Vnllcy'Auto company have returned
from a hunting trip to Uncle Inko.
Tliclra was llio third auto to reach
DIno at tho new Josephine hotel
whon In Grants Pass. Scrvico n la
carte. . ail
tho lalto. .
Edgnr Ilafor and Wca Green have
returned from a hear hunt. Thoy
bagged no game.
Wo will ho In Mcdford Wcdnos
day, Nov. 1st, to buy cast-orf cloth
ing, hats and shoes. Drop us a card
and wo will call. Will II. Wilson,
Mall Tribune. 191
Tho Rogue- River society of Native
1'cnnsylvanlans will meet on Satur
day, November 4, In the readlup room
of tho Presbyterian church, Mcdford,
All Pcnnsylvnnlans aro Invited, and
every Ponnsylvanlan Is to toll the
other Pcnnsjivnnlan about It. Tho
meeting la at 11 a. m. Basket din
ner at 12 m. Everyone "la to bring
enough for himself and one more.
Pennsylvania generosity and hospl-
tnllty must ho shown. Some good
addresses. Reminiscences by nil.
Good soclnl time, everything Ponnsyl
vanlan. Wives and husbands of
Pcnnsylvanlans arc memb rs of this
society.
You bet wo are still buying cast
orf clothing and shoes. Will call
Wednesday, Nov. 1st. Will H. Wilson,
Mall Tribune. 191
Street Commissioner Baker and E.
J. Runyard roturnod last night -from
ft six days' hunt on Evans creek.
They wero not so fortunate as many
another hunter has been this fall In
that they secured no same at all
See R. A. Holmes, The Insurance
Man, over Jackson County bank.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shoots, of Ash
land, were In Mcdford yesterday.
"Ca'rkln"&"Taylor (John II. Carkln,
Glenn O. Tayior), attorney-at-law,
overy Jackson County Bank Building,
Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ilouck and
daughter of Corvallls wero registered
at tho new Medford hotel yesterday.
Clothing, hats and shoes Wednes
day, Nov. 1st. That's all. Will H.
Wilson, Mall Tribune. 191
Prof. O'Garra and Inspector Meyer
nro over In tho Woodvillo country
today Investigating tho condition of
tho several acres of orchards In that
locality.
This Is the time to plant straw
berries. All sorts of plants for sale.
H. B. Patterson. Office, Hotel Nash,
lnsldo entrance next to barber shop.
Mrs. Will Barnum and her sister,
Mrs. Bodge, returned last night from
a several weeks' visit In southern
California.
This is tho time to plant straw
berries. All sorts of plants for sale,
H. B. Patterson. Office, Hotel Nash,
lnsldo entrance next to barger shop.
Mrs. nnd Mrs. J. J. Young and son
of Spokane arrived in Medford yes
terday. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hess of Long
Beach, Cal., left last night for Port
land after a week's stay In Medford.
Coming, November 16, at the Nat
atorlum, under the auspices of the
Greater Medford club the Royal
Welsh Ladles' Choir. 191
Mrs. G. H. Howland, formerly a
resident of Bedford, now living In
Riddles, Ore., Is In Medford visiting
old-tlmo frlonds.
Applauded by kings nnd queen.
entertained by city administrations.
every whore welcomed! Tho Roynl
Welsh Ladles' Choir. 191
Mr. nnd Mrs. M. M. Jenkins of
Sherbum. Minn., aro In Medford vis
iting tholr nephew, II. P. Piatt, and
family.
.You should rond their press no
tices'. Wonderful performances,
ovory where. 191
M. A. Hall of Pasadena, Cal., Is In
Medford.
Hear tho Royal Welsh Ladles'
Choir at tho Natatorlum November
1C. 191
Weeks & McGowan Co.
TJNDERTXiXERJS
Day Phoqe SS71
Nlht riioe F, W, Wk 07.
A. Sk Orr, MM.
LAD! ASSISTANT,
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JOHN A. PERL
Undertaker and Einbalmor
; Buccosaor to the undertaking do- g
; partmont of Mdtlfora Furnlturo Co,
' Office 38 South Burnett Street
Telephenes: day, Bell 471; night
rosldoncb, Bell 473, Home 170-L.
CpU HRswered night or day
MllULANCU SERYIC1-
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.1. L. Sangvnrd of Barburton, Ohio,
arrived In Medford yesterday.
Yei, they are coming soon, the
best In tho world of tho sort! 191
At the close of tho preaching serv
ices at tho M. K. church Sunday
morning nearly $400 was raised In
tho congregation to meet tho expans
es Incurred In repatr'ng and making
over the pnrsonage, on North River
side avenue. ''
Who nro coming soon? The Royal
Welsh Ladlus. Choir. 191
Ernest Vogol of Kenneth, Cal.. Is
In for a few days' business stay.
Mrs. 11. T. Borgmnu returned this
morning to her homo In Waldo, Jo
sophlne county.
Sttrrlutr music, beautiful voices
tho . talk of two continents rlhe
Royal Welsh ladles' Choir. 191
II. M. Hnuson of Tacoma arrived
in Mcdford this morning. Ilo Is
looking tho valley over with a view
to locating. Mr. Hnnsou has been
making a tour of the southern states
hut he fouud nothing which appealed
to , him as dons the coast country,
especially tho Rogue river valley.
1 O. Oatwlukle Is in Ashland to
day on business.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Ellsworth of
Boise, Idaho, havo been in Mcdford
several days visiting their son-in-law,
A. L. Loomls and family. Thoso peo
ple are on route to Long Beach, Cal.;
to spend the winter.
,Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Near of Seat
tle, formerly of Scottvllle. Mich., ar
rived In Medford this mornlntr, ac-
compauied by Air. and Mrs. J. U,
Chlnney, and Mr, and Mrs, N. I,
Klnnc of Scottvllle, Mich. These
people aro all out for an observation
tour of the Pacific coast with a view
to investing and locating.
Miss Elluor Klldow, a trained
nurse, after a seven months', stay In
Medford loft this morning for Cali
fornia, This community, tho lady
stated, was too healthy for a suc
cessful a--d lucrntlvo following of her
profession.
The Juvenile Dancing club held
ono of its splendid dancing parties
at tho Natatorlum last night. There
wero 3."i couples present. These peo
ple call themselves juveniles, but In
sist that a. question mark be used im
mediately following the name. How
ever, whether Juvenile or mature In
oars, they have delightful times at
their parties and as the club's mem
bqrship la limited to fifty there Is
no latitude given for the selection, as
members perspns other than those of
good standing In' tho community,
Ed Rosenbaum, the plumber and
professional swimmer of Medford is
rocoivlng the congratulations of his
friends because of the announcement
a( tne arrival of a fine boy baby
lnt0 hla fan,ny Mrs, Uosenbaum is
In San Francisco with her parents.
C. M. Kidd returned Sunday from
a several weeks business trip to
eastern cities.
That the Medford postofilce is con
ducted upon lines calculated to in
gratiate Itself in the good opinion of
other offices of the Pacific coast is
proven by the inquiries made of the
Medford office as to the efficiency
and practicability of methods adopt
3d In the conduct of its business.
Right now inquiries are being made
of Postmaster Woodford as to his
method of faunday closing and how
ho best serves the patrons of the
office on those days when there arc
hours prescribed by law that tho of
flco shall bo closed.
"GYPSY" SMITH GETS
SET FALSE TEETH
SEATTLE, Oct. 31. It takes aw
evangelist to bring out false teeth.
In Gypsy Smith's collection basket
lust nlKht was found a set of teeth.
Vhuthor an ovor-zualous singer
dropped thorn or they were used as
a substitute for coin Is not known.
Unlon Pacific Strong.
NEW YOKK, Oet. 30. At the op
eniiij: of today's htock market Union
Pacific was the Mrongebt in the ear
lier trading-, Kuiiiiiif; 5-8. The libt
was hiuall, generally steady. Tnul
inc in United Stales steel wus light,
the common licinj,' unchanged from
Ins! night. Amalgamated Copper,
Lehigh Valley and hnu made hinall
guiiiH. During the bccoml hour Hie
prices took n downward turn nnd
home issues lost their earlier nd
vnnces.
The market closed steady.
Uonds wore firm.
Rewards for Dynamiter.
SANTA DAKIIARA, Cal., Oet. .11.
Hoxvnrdh nggergatiug $10,000 to
day are ofored by (ho Soulliorii
J'aeifie company for the apprehen
sion of the persons who placed dy
namite in tho frogs of u switch at
tilwnoil Klntion, u few miles from
ben'.
Child Drowned In Jar.
COQUJLLK, Ore., Oct. .'II. While
plnyiuy today tho IS-moiiths old
child of .Marion GJititou fell into n
Ion gallon jni containing n gallon of
wntor and was drowned.
COMPETJTORS ME
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TING TRUST
Attorney for Tobacco Company
Charncs That His Clients Have
Adopted All of Atorney General
Wickcrsliam's Ideas.
NEW YORK, Oct. .11. Charging
that competitors nro opposing tho
plans of dissolution of tho tobacco
trust because thuvtwlsh to "drag the
chestnuts out of tho fire for them
selves" Delancey Nlcoll bitterly at
tacked the opposition made by the
Independent tobacco companies.
lie said that the rompany'q offi
cials had been harrnssed for months
by Attorney General Wlckershnm and
his assistants, with radical changes
to tho proposed reorganization
scheme- and that all Wlckorsham's
Ideas had been adopted.
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SLAYS HIS MOTHER
THE DALLES Qro., Oct. .11 As
the culmination of n top das de
bauch, William Gllsan, 45, stabbed
his mother, Mrs. Edward Gllsan, to
death today at the Gllsan ranch near
Antelope, a towu C5 miles, south of
Tho Dalles. Gllsan was captured by
a p08fo soon afterward anil no wnw
placed In the Antelope jail where
armed guards protected him from
tho violence of cltizons.
Gltsan's father and brother wore in
tho liouso when he drew a knlfo and
Without n word sank It In her breast.
He had become enraged because
she had asked him to "straighten
odgers Makes Headway.
DEMING, N. M Oct. 31. AfJor a
flight of 9 miles from El Paso in
100 minutes, Aviator C, P. Rodgors
landed hero at 11:30 coast time. ,
Rodgcrs will spend tho night at
Wilcox, Ariz., or beyond, where he
expects to meet Aviator Fowler, who
la flying, eastward, from Los Angeles.
, Cabinet Officers Quit.
XEV ORLEANS. Ln... Oet. 31.
Prcnident Adolfo Diaz of Nicaragua,
hu accepted the resignations of ill
cabinet members except tho ones of
fered by General Menu minister nt
war, and Alejandrp Canton, minister
of fomento. President-elect Menu s
reported as favoring the now cabinet.
SEATTLE, Wn., Oct. -31. In the
shadow of the penitentiary, Marie
Bernard was released to bo married
to Ed Welsh. Tho Bernard woman
was convicted of stealing $100 from
an Alaskan miner during a joy ride
and sentenced to a year In Jail. When
Welsh appeared and agreed to marry
her Judge Wilson R. Gay released
her.
" TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY "
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WANTED Chauffeur wants posi
tion with prlvnto family or truck.
Can do repairing. A. Wakcr, 528
Morrison St., Portland, Ore. 19C
TO LOAN, on clear real estate, $100.
$1000, or $2000. X, Mall Trlb
uno. 190
FOR SALE 3-passonger auto, has
powerful engine, and would make
good truck, ? 100, worth four times
price asked. D, 11. Jackson & Co.,
118'A W. Main. 101
WANTED Automobile ropalrman
wants place as chauffeir 193
FOR RENT Cheap to th0 right par
ty, a modorn six room bungalow
at 728 W. 14th t. Incjulro of
E. B. Gillian, Medford high school.
190
FOR SALE 80 linear feet glass and
framo offlco partitions, 10 feet
high, with glass doors. Mail Trlb
uno office,
FOR SALE Vonuorod fir counter
10 feet long, 2C Inches wldo, 38
Inches high, nearly new. Mull
Tribune office.
FOR SALE 90 acres partly cleared,
$6500, H mllo from R. It., G miles
from Mcdford. Terms $2500 cash,
balanco to-suit. Address Owner,
Box 100, Mall Tribune. 19C
FOR RENT 4-room houso, $7; also
3-room house, $5, luquiro at 322
South Central, 19G
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room
close In. 322 South Central nvo.
19G
WANTED Amateur actors, singers,
dancers, etc. Apply at once at the
Ugo Theatre. IDl
FfOM
MAN
ROCK ISLAND MAY
ALSO FACE FIGHT
Referendum Has Been Taken by the
Employes of the Rock Island Road
Rcgardinn Whether a Strike Shall
Conic or Not.
CHICAGO, lllc, Oet. 31. Di-puto
oer wnpvs may o,iuim the strike of
lo.MlU or 'JIMHI0 shopmen on the
oKok Mauri, I be Wnbiifh, I lie To.nuk
Pacific and the Missouri, Kiuimis &
Texas railroads, uncording to state
ment made here tuiluv.
It is learned that n referendum bus
ton tukun by tho employes of the
Hook Island rond,uot merely in re
jrnrd to the iiuomUou of I bo ueeop.
tnnee of a new sonic, but iiiehulinj
the nllernnttvo whether, in the event
of the scale bciui; rejected, a .strike
!iul becuum. ,-.
DANISH gWer'NMENT
WOULD SAVE HASSING
SALEM, Ore., qct'. :l.-Tho hand
of the Danish government today
reached out to aid William Hasslng,
condemned wife murderer of Port
laud who Is to be sentenced to death
In a few days.
Governor West Ijns received Infor
mation that Couut.Von Moltke, Dan
ish minister to fho United States,
has asked Secretary of Statu Knox
to Intercede In Hnsslug's behalf on
tho grounds that Hasblng's sanity Is
questioned.
Dreamed of Murder.
INDIANAPOLIS, Intl., Oct. 31. A
dream, on the night of tho murder
of Dr. Kuabe, In 'which ho say tho
woman physician slowly strangled to
death by a hugu snake, was related
to Coroner Durham by Augusta
Kuabe, a cousin of tho murdered
woman, today.
"I could not sleep on tho night or
tho murdor," she said. "Time after
time I dreamed that a huge snake
was colling nbout the body of my
cousin and slowly strangling her to
death. Thoughts oin something as
terrible really hnpponlng flashed
across my brain when I was fright
ened awako, and I leaped from jny
bed. Attempts to compoao myself
wr futile nnd each tlmo I returned
to sleep tho dreum-enmu back."
"
Brothers Jump Bend.
SEATTLE, Wn., Oct. 31. Joe
Martini and Pletro Llcastro, half
brothers, charged with arson, Jumped
their bonds of 13000 each, and bench
warrants wero Issued this morning
against thum. They wero accused of
setting fire to tholr furnlturo valued
at $500 on which they carried 11000
insurance.
Underwood Boomed.
NEW CHILEANS, La., Oct. 31.
CougresMiinu ()oar Underwood ol
Alabama, democratic leader of the
house, today is boomejl for the pros,
idcuoy by Governors Colquitt of Tex
as and Noel of Alabama who have
declared him the logical candidate.
Governor .Mann of Virginia said to
day thai he thought the presidential
fight looked like a "three cornered
race between Clark. Wilson mid Har
mon, with the latter leading.
Notice.
A. F. and A. M. attention. Work
In tho third dogreo this evening.
WM. MULLER, Sec.
Card of Thanks.
Wo wish to sincerely thank tho
kind friends ho assisted us In our
troublo and sorrow.
MRS. M. BARDON AND FAMILY.
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership,
Notice Ih hoieby given that the
firm of llaurc & Irvine has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr. G. y, Irvino retiring, J. J.
Ilauro will continue tho business,
collect all debts and nay all bills.
J. J, HAURE,
(J. W. IRVINE.
Dated Oct. 30, 1911. 192
Look for tho loser pf the articles
you have found for a prompt nd
may save him a lot of worry.
TTanklns for Health.
'Jusf Say"
HORLICK'S
It Means
Original and lenulns
MALTED MILK
The Food-drink for All Ages.
More healthful than Tea or Coffee.
Agrees with the weakest digestion.
Delicious, invigorating and nutritious.
Rich milk, mailed grain, powder form.
A quick lunch prepared in a minute.
Take no substitute. Ask for HORLICK'S.
Others are imitations.
M
RICHESQN
SHOWS STRAIN
Today Is Day 0illnaljy Sot for the
Wcddlnn of llio Ymmo. Clergyman
and Miss Violet Edmnntls Ar
raluncd for Murder.
BOSTON, Oct. ,'M. Tho Kiund Jur
Indicted Rov. Rlehesou at t:K p. in.
Unlay.
BOSTON, Muss, Oct. 31. Pale
and gaunt and show lug much evi
dence of tho nervous strain which
ho has been under duiliiK It Ih con
finement, Rev. C." V. T. Rlehesou,
charged with the muider of .MIhh
Avis Llnnulli was takou before Police-
Judge .Michael Murray today,
Through his attorney 3, tl. Dunbar,
bo luado no plea to the chaine of
murder, the cuo being postponed by
previous agreement until November
7. Today was tho day orlglunll) set
for tho wedding of the young elorgj
man and Miss Violet Edmunds,
Masking fofllealth. "
Why Buy Indigestion?
If you knew how much bird your
Rroccr sclU couldn't j on tell pretty will
how much indigestion there It in th
uclRhlKirhood? Lard is made from lus'
fat and is often indigestible. It Is heav
ier in your" stomach than on the scale.
Iluy Cotiolcuc, however, and you get n
cgctahle-oil cooking fat that is .n pure
and wholesome a ohvc oil. Hcidc
Cottolcnc is more economical tb.ui but
ler or lard one-third loJi being- re
quired. Remember, Cottolenc contains no hog
fat, there's no lard indigestion in food
cooked with Cottolcnc.
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A.MATIUIt XH.'IIT IV ADIMTIOX TO
mi: mail laic show, vi:dm:s.
ll.VV XlfillT, NOV. 1, 1011.
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PLUMBING
8TKAM AND HOT WAT Kit
lIKATINd
All Work Guarantee
Prices Rcnaonablo
X5 Howard 11 lock, Kutrsnca
on Oth Htroot.
Coffeen & Price
Pacific UUU1
Horn IO
Medford
' Employment
Agency
WANTED
W man cook on ranch.
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
Span of Kood horuiiH.
Spun of good fiiuloM.
mCSTAUllANTS
Horso and huRRy, A-No, 1
homo, only 7 yearn old; yi00.
KOOMINO IIOHSKH
lb itcnm at Morllu, $1000.
S-rooni houwu, lot r.;ixM7, f:r0
down.
y-inoni hotiMo, Tako Reed Iioiko
or cowh iiH flrnt puyniunt for trado,
Kiiulty In 10 utiroH for vacant
loin.
Trado Iioiiho a llttlo out for ono
cIoko In.
TraduH of all kliulM,
' Til ADM
5 Reed IoIh and one 10-acro
tract to trado on aurcaRo out.
100 norou In Wood Co., Colo
rado, to trado for namnco liuro.
r. room Iioiiho, (ihibtorod, trado
orjulty for uurouKO.
490 acroH In Wnynroan, Ooor
Kla, for ouhurd hero.
10 room Iioiiho lu tho hoHt part
of (Jrund Junction, Colorado, to
trado for projiorty liuro.
HKNTAL8.
Will attend to tho rontliu; of
your Iioiiho.
UMI'LOYMKNT
Oliia for hoiiBowork.
E. F. A. BITTNER
ROOM 7, PALM BLK.
r""' ite Nash Hotel ,
l'hono 4M1 Home, 14,
BIG
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OCTOBER THIRTY-FIRST
GIVEN UY
Plumbers & Steamlitters' Local 362
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HAVt YOU EXAMINED CAREFULLY
TIM lilNIO OiV
EXQUISITE .VTEEJL, ENGRAVINGS
WIO A mo NOW SIIOWJNCW
Prices Range From $3 to $25
The Mernvold Shop
i3i v. nn hi".
laOHEOTKT JC3aX T.tt "
rNwW'l,J,'3v,,1
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and PAINT STORE
BUILDING SPECIALTIES CO.
IM NORTH
- rfNr't
HOTEL MOORE
European.
tSpuuial lviiloa lv the WVcU or Month.
Rates 50 (Vuls Up.
RATJ-MOHR CO., Proprietors.
$ fT $ $ $ Jj? $ $ !? $ $ $
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The Medford
CAPITAL STOCK - $100,000.00
SURPLUS 4nU PROFITS $35 OOO.OO
UNITED STATES POSTAL SAVINGS DEPOSITORY
kaki: li:i'OHIT IIOXICS l"0 u icknt.
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3. a. rsnnT, vieo iri. joiin e. outh, CmIiIk,
r, s. Mimmojc, vic rr. w. n. jaojcuoh, ahi, oiiiir.
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ffl$ $ $"$ $$$$$$$$ fr
fjr
Campbell & Baumbach
MORTGAGE LOANS, COUNTY WARRANTS
CITY AND SCHOOL BONDS
Monoy, on hand at all times to loan on improved
ranches and fruit land.
PHONE 3231.
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We have
of PEERLESS LAIVIPSi
on hand
i, 8, JC, 32 O. 1. carhon luiiipn; 2R, 10, lid, 100, 1B0, af.O
watt TuiiKHton lampH, Tlui li"dt lauipu and tho hunt iirktiH, All
Inmpa cuarantoud.
Southern Oregon Electric Co.
Phones: Puclflo 4001; Home 124.
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, F. K. Deuol, President
Orris Crawford,
...First,.. l
National Bank
or
MEDFORD, OREGON s
CAPITAL dTOCK $100,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits $58,000.00
Unit od Stales and "Postal Savings Depository
V(3 solicit your businoss, which will receive our care
ful all on! ion.
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