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MISDFOKD MATb TRTRITNR. MRDirORD. OKIWON. TUKSPAY, NOVUM UIOR II, 18)11.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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Jncob Kttniml Ih over nt Ms mlno
ht Jonephlno county Tor a few duH.
Cftll ) Hutto PnlU Lumber com
pany for wood. Phono Tnc. 2991. 207
Mru. Walter Frnzcr Hrown enter
tained nt luncheon Saturday at hor
country homo. Her guests wore the
MIbsou Emily Do Voro, Florence! Car
penter, Miss Penrce, nnil Miss Lan-
bIiir.
Try K. & S. Roup Remedy, n cure
fn tho worst cases, 3 iloncs Bufticlent
CO cts. per dozen cnpsnles. 320 Apple
8t Medford, Oregon. . 221
Merchants' lunch 12 to 2 o'clock.
3B conts, nt Hotel Medford.
O. II. Stiof field, of Cleveland, Ohio,
who tins been In Medford several
days looking tho city over with a vfow
to locating horo, la favorably Im
pressed with tho city and vnlloy and
will return
Baths 2Gc at tho Hotel Medford
barber shop overy day.
Ildrnco Pellon, Of Gold HIU, Is In
tho city;
Dlno at tho new Josephtno hotel
whoa In Grants Paso. Service a la
carte. 211
Mac Adams and E. J. Adams left
this morning for Klamath Falls,
See R. A. Holmes, Tho Insurance
Man, otct Jackson County bank.
whero they will hunt geese for a
week or ton days.
All kinds of hot drinks at McDow
ell's. Harry Lindsay, cashier of tho Cen
tral Point bank, left this morning for
a visit to bis old home in Kansas
Clty Mo.
Cnrkln & Taylor (John H. Carkln,
Glenn O. Taylor), attornoys-at-law,
over Jackson County Bank building,
Medford.
D. W. Hall and family left for
San Francisco this morning on No.
I 15 for a visit-with relatives. Mr.
Hall has been engaged In tho mer
cantile business In WoodviJle. bnt
I recently Bold out
The best baths in the city, 25 cts.
nt Hotel Medford barber shop.
Mrs. J. K. Darnell and son Chas.
Hlglnbotham are at Uhoenlx today
on business.
All kinds of fruit-Diana, at Mc
Dowell's. Mrs. Lannes Kllppel and son, of
Summer Lake, Ore., are in Medford
and will spend the winter hero with
Mrs. Elizabeth Kllppel, at 228 North
Holly.
Special Sunday dinner each week
at tho Tavern hotel, Eagle Point,
Ore. COc. 225
H. P. Wilson left this morning for
Los Angeles.
McDowell's candles are fresh.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Wilson and
children left this morning for Sac
ramento. Boys may bo bad and sometimes
girls. The older ones at ordinary
wages and others to be schooled and
cared foe in return for slight services
rendered. For particulars address
Aid Society of Oregon, Portland,
Ore. 205
Mrs. Mary C. Wilson, who has
been in Medford during the past
Bummer, left this morning for Cot
tage Grove.
Miss Jessie W. Black, teacher of
piano and organ. Terms reasonable.
C07 West Jackson st. SOT
Miss Agnes Craft left this morning
for a visit with Portland friends.
It. Sherwood, who recently sold
his residence on Fourteenth Btreet,
has commenced the foundation for a
seven room bungalow, to bo built on
South Newtown street.
Mr. and Mrs, II. B. Nye, of Gold
Hill, are In tho city today.
Fred Pettlgrow and stop-daughter,
Miss Ethel Ewen, left this morning
for Los Angoles.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Painter left
yesterday for Benton county, Kan.
Mrs. E. Waltor3 and Mrs. C. Stad
man, of Phoenix, wero In Medford
yesterday visiting friends.
F. D. Sprnguo, of tho Sprague
Lumber company. Eagle Point, left
this morning for Roselnirg, whero he
expects to purchase u lumber yard.
His brother will handle the business
of the Eaglo Point yard and F. D.
will look after the Roseburg yard.
Attorney J. H, Cnrkln nnd family
hnvo mood to tho rlty Trom their
much, north of Medford, nnd nro
residing on South Oakdale avenuo.
Ladles skate free on Wednesday
night, November 15, 205
11. L. Dodge, who has boon In Med
ford slnco In September of this year,
left n couple or days ago Tor his
homo In Akron, Ohio. Mrs. Dodge
and daughter, who nlso visited in
Medford this rail, loft for Akron n
couple of weeks ago.
Ladles sknto froo on Wednesday
night, November 15, 205
C. L. Denton, .loo Hlbbnrd nnd
Code Hall nro nt Gold Uay today
duck shooting.
Ladles sknto froo on Wednesdny
night, Novombor 15. 205
D. It. Slend. of Rock Point, spent
Sunday In Medford with his family,
. J. F. Mundy returned this morn
ing from n business trip to Seattle.
F. N. Whitman returned this
morning from n few weeks' visit to
his old homo In Minneapolis, Minn.
Ho was nlso In several clttes of North
and South Dakota. His stories of
the storms and cold weather ho on
countered nro very Interesting to
Oregonlnns, whether native or adopt
ed, who lime been Just a little dis
satisfied with the "unusual" weather
which has been experienced In Ore
gon for tho past week.
Look! Look' Look! The Fish
Market has always something new.
This week Columbia sansagc made
of joiuiK pork, Jones' dairy farm sau
sage, little pig pork; fish, shipment
of fish overy dny. Everything in our
store will bo reduced In prlco to get
some money. Orders for Thanks
giving turkeys, geeso and ducks
should be placed early to get the best
selections. J. H. Messier.
Mrs. Hugh Elliott returned Sunday
from a four months' visit with rela
tives In Portland. Sho was accom
panied home by her daughter, Mrs.
F. L. Buck, who will visit here for
several weeks.
"GIRL, MAN AND GAME" HERE WEDNESDAY EVE.
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i.mmntmadLeu , a rB wrM mi
TALENT ELECTION
DECEMBER
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Town Will Voto on Now Charter nnd
Will Also Cliooso Three Council-
men Many Improvements Aro to
Bo Made.
Whistler Bafora Whlttter.
Mortimer Menpes told the following
story of Whistler, who was to deliver
an address one day to the Society of
British Artists: "The master at length
entered, faultlessly dressed, walking
with a swinging. Jaunty step, evident
ly quite delighted with himself and
the -world la gencraL He passed down
tho gallery. Ignoring the assembled
members, and -walked up to his own
picture. And there ho stayed for quite
fifteen minutes, regarding It with a
satisfied expression, stepping now
backward, now forward, canting bis
bend and dusting the surface of the
glass with a silk pocket handkerchief.
We watched him open mouthed. Sud
denly ho turned round, beamed upon
us. and uttered bat two words
Bravo. Jlmmyf then took my arm
and hurried mc out of tho gallery,
talking volubly the while."
King's Queer Prent For Quean.
In all probability the king of Daho
mey's present of pipes and loin cloths
never reached Buckingham palace. On
ono occasion, however. Queen Victoria
had publicly to accept a gift of qulto
as embarrassing a nature. This was
In 1850, when the king of Slam sent a
mission to England. On being present
ed to the queen, who received them
seated on her throno and wearing her
crown, the envoys crawled from the
doors to her majesty's feet on their
hands and knees nnd then each drew a
present from tbo folds of his robes.
The first object placed In tho queen's
hands was a silver spittoon. London
Chronicle.
Stagecoach of the TwentUt.
Brooks Bowman commenced running
an hourly stagecoach between Boston
and Roxbury on March 1, 1820. He
left tho town houso on Roxbury bill
every day In tho week except the Sab
bath at 8, 10. 12. 2, 4 and 0 o'clock and,
returning, started from tho Old South
church at 0. 11. 3, 6 and 7 o'clock.
Tho faro was 12& cents each way.
At tho Medford theatre Novombor
15 French vivacity, sparkling farcical
situations, clever songs and tho pres
ence of that clover exponent of light
comedy, Billy "Slnglo" Clifford, his
excellent supporting company and
charming glrllo beauty chorus, to say
nothing of his famous hat and mono
logue, are all combined in making
tho unqualified success of the mu
sical comedy, "The Girl, tho Man.nnd
tho Game?" which will be tho offer
ing at tho Medford theatre for one
night, November 15.
As In "Uaby Mlno" which kept
New York nnd Chicago audiences
laughing overtime the past season,
tho plot of the "Girl, tho Man and
the Game?" hinges upon the laugh
able situations which Inevitably fol
low when n muii borrows" a family.
Talent will hold i gonerul election
nu Monday, Deoumhur I. At this
tlmo tho ehivrtor, whlcih linn been pre
pared, will ho Hilbmltted to tho oo.
pie. Talent turn renohud tho stage
whom It Is nocowtury to olo bonds
for tho count motion of u water mh
tent nnd to nmko other nncewmry
iiiunlulpal luipiovemeiitH, ho Unit u
hni tor Is needed In order to give
the mayor mid council thin power.
Tho torniH of tlueo rouuellmon ex
pire nt this time. Thoy mo Dr. 1). A.
Forbes, J, II. Iiicoy and T. J. lloll.
THANKSGIVING GARDS, INDIAN BASKETS, LEATHER G80DS
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$50,000 PAID
FOR 160 ACRE
B. F. Graham of Chicago Buys Hold
ers' Tract Northeast of This City
Sule Is Made by John D. Olweil of
This City.
Paying 50,000, B. V. Graham of
Chicago ltns purchased n HiO-uncre
tract of In ml lying 'A 1-2 miles north
east of Medford from R. V. Holders.
John D. Olwelf made the Hale.
The tract is a splendid one ami is
prnctioully planted to young trees.
W00DR0W WILSON STRONG
FAVORITE SAYS GORE
APPLES SELL
AI $1.15 F.B.B.
Producers Fruit Company Advised of
Sale of Ncwtowns at New York
Apples Are for Export Trade.
WASHINGTON. 1). C, Nov. 14.-
Although the Houtheiii I'nelflo rail
road ban never approached tho bor
ders of Kentucky that flute tuny tux
tho company's ocean HtoameiH, itc
itordlng to a decision of the United
States supremo court handed down
yesterday.
Tho state contended that, nit tho
Southern Pacific was orgauUed un
der the Keuturky laws nnd tho cor
poration's main office Is nominally
located In Kentucky It had the right
to tax nil .Southern Pacific Hhlptf, no
matter whero they ply.
Tho United Stntes hiipriMiie court
affirmed u decision of tho Kentucky
court of appeals.
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 14. Gov
ernor Woodrow Wilson Is n strong
fnvorlto with the domocrats In a large
majority of 27 states recently -visit-
ed, and tho renomluntlon of President
Taft by the republicans Is almost a
foregone conclusion In tho opinion of
Senator Gore of Oklahoma.
"I think Governor Harmon Is prob
ably the favorite among tho demo
crats of Maryland nnd West Vlrglnln,
and Harmon Is strong In Idaho,"
said tho fccnator, shortly before his
departure for Salem, where ho speaks
tonight. "Oklahoma may be in
clined toward Champ Clark. In nil
tho other states I hnvo visited Wilson
Is the favorite. I am for Wilson,
and believe ho will be tho strongest
candidate.
"I think the ronomlnatlon of Taft
Is almost a cortalnty."
The Proriiicuro' Fruit company of
tliis city received wire information
this morning from New York City
.tatimr that carload of choice Ne
town applet shipped by them bold
by them yesterday for .f 1.75 per box
for four tier, anil $1,110 per liox for
five; those prieus f. o. b. .shipping
oint. The.se appluh nro for export.
notici:.
Notlco Is hereby given that tho
Roguo River Valloy University club
will inako application to tho city
council of tho city of Medford, Ore
gon, at Its rogular meeting on Novem
ber 21, ID 11, for a llcenso to sell
spirituous liquors, and mnlt liquors,
In quantities less than a gallon, at
Its club room In tho Mnll Trlbtino
building on Fir street, for a period of
six months.
Rogue River Valley University Club.
10 Hy Stanton Qrlffls, Secretary.
Soft Molasacs Cookies
(Klp by Mtt. Mary J. Llmcoin)
The children and the growii-upt, too
will enjoy theje cookie). Try some
next baking day.
Hcnltl ono cup molnnctt, pour It over
one-foiirtti cup Cnuoli'iu", mlil ono-tiAtf
iup HiiRnr, ont'-lnilf Ifwl tMHuu nail,
nml ono rril Ublonpoon Kliuter. or n
mixture of otln-r lJ"!i if pirfrnd.
Dinmtlto onc-linlf Ictrt traapoon mxln
In ono-fourtti cup cold water, mlil to
the cooled tuolnnnefl. then Mir In from
three to four iuin llntir, making n mrt
iloiiRh to drop nnd aprrctd In n pun. or
a Miff doiiKli to bn rolled nnd cuL llnke
In moderate oven.
The use of Ccttolene as a shortening
insures cooking that is both palatable
and easy to digest
All latest Fiction
and at
Publishers' Prices
Come in and
look them over
Medford
Book Store
Weeks & McGowan Co.
TTNDERTATOSRB
y lmoae M71
Night PhoMM V. W. Weefca M71.
A. M. Orr, M4ML
LADY ASSISTANT.
Her Good Advice.
They lind been courting for only
four years when Silas spoke as follews:
"I think: you onghter glvo me Jest
ona kiss, Sary, you know; It's far bet
ter to glvo tbaa receive."
"You don't any?" said Sary coyly.
"Then It seems to mo some folk
ougbtcr practlco what they preach!"
Descriptive.
Ono little girl was telling her moth
er bow another little girl was dressed
at u party. "And would you believe
It, mamma," sbo concluded, "her slip
pers were so tight I conld eeo all tho
knuckles pn her toes." Chicago News.
JOHN A. PERL
Undertaker and Embalmer
nw-r m
! ; Successor to the undertaking do- ;
prtment of Medford Furniture Co, :
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Office 96 South Dartlett Street ;
; Telephenes: day, Bell 471; night
; residence, Bell 473. Hoiojb 179-L. :
Calls . Mwwered night or day
He Was Playing.
First Actress You sny you nr hard
up. Isn't your husband playing this
season, then 7 Second Actreesu Yes.
ho Is. That's just tho trouble. First
A. Why, vrbafa bo playing Ilamlet?
Second A. No; cards I
The Other Extreme.
Parke Poor Pllterl His wife Is a
spendthrift. Is tlieie anything woree.
I wonder, than n wife that's too ex
travagant? Tame Oh. yes; ono that's
too economical. Brooklyn Life.
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Thin hi a Rail.
"Is ho us thin ns 1 have benrd?'
"Fle's thinner. 8ny. wIumi he. tried
nu u double l))euH(t'l coat oin; row ol
bmtoiw was up hln hwk "-Kwnaugij
HaaklUB for Health.
LIVBRMORE, Cal. The authori
ties here aro Investigating today the
death of Antone Frank, 70, alleged
to have been shot by Mrs. May Uan
koskl. Sho claims Frank fired her
property sevoral times in rovengo
for having been discharged from her
employ.
EVERETT, Wn. Because hor
mother learned of hor plight, Lethn
Lamara", 1C years old, girl wlfo of
Louis La in a rn, leaned forward on
ropo in tho county jail 'hero until
she was dead. Lamara Is being held
on a charge of living off tho earnings
of tho girl.
L. N. JUDD
REAL ESTATE
AGENT
TALFNT, JACKSON COt'NTV, OKI.'.
Midway between Medford nnd Ashland, In tho fruit bolt or Houthern
Orogon. Healthy and mild climate. I'uro water. Alfalfa, fruit
and timber land, from 15 ucros to X0O acres. Also lots on tho
Installment plan In newly incorporated town of Talent, Orogon.
Wrlto (oncloslng stnmps) or como to boo mo at Talent, Oregon.
WWMfWWWWWfWJWWWWKW
Ilaskins for Ilea its
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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FOR EXCHANGE -lfiO acres finest
Willamette valley land, mllo to
town and R. It., 2 good houses nnd
barn, all bottom soil, 9000. Clark
Realty Co., 20C Phlpps bldg. Ph.
2331. 204
FOR SALE Auto, 30 h. p., fully
equipped, run 1100 miles; Htand-
ard mako. Had best of caro nnd
would pass for now. Terms, part
cosh, baluneo by March lot. Ad
dress box. 088.
FURS
Wfr wish to announce to the ladies of Medford that
we have concluded to continue this sale until the last
of our samples are sold at prices never before known
in the fur business. WE WILL THROW OUR EN
TIRE LINE OF FURS AT THE MERCY OF THE
PEOPLE OF MEDFORD. COME AND GET
YOUR CHOICE
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NASH HOTEL BLDG.
Adjoining First National Bank Building
NEW! NEW!
ee ART STORE
has a new line of Paints and Wall Paper i
Pacific I?hono .1091 J.lomo Photiu ?)D
27 NORTH GRAPE STREET
...First...
National Bank
MEDFORD, OREGON
CAPITAL STOCK $100,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits $58,000.00
United Stales and Postal Savings Depository
Wcsolitnl your luisinoss, which will musivo on r t-a re
fill alttMition.
F. K. Deuel, Presidont M. L: Aiford, Cashior
Orris Crawford, Assistant Cashier
ROYAL WELSH
CHOIR
NATATORIUM
THURSDAY KVEN'G, NOV. 16
Under Auspices of the Greater Medford Chib
TICKETS AT HA SKINS', $1.00
MeiJford Theatre, Wed., Nov. 15
Willi Everything New Mxccpt the Title
BILLY (single) CLIFFORD
in
"The Girl, the Man and
the Game"
Tho Merry "Riot of Mirth and Melody
16 Tuneful, Catchy Song Hits 16
Tt Was Good Last Year- It's l'nr Bettor This
35 CLEVER PEOPLE-80 PER CENT GIRLS
Keats at; Tfaskiiis', $1.50, 1.00, f)0e. (let yoiii-s early
Medford Theatre, One Night, Nov. 14
liYederic Helaneo Presents
EVELEYN VALIGHAN-BERTRAM LYTELL
and the Alea'ar Theatre Company rneluding
Will It. Walling in
"The Girl oi the Golden West"
David Belaseo's Masterpiece
Depicting actual scenes of California life in the days
of M9. riginal scenic producliori. This is the only
authorized company presenting this celebrated play
in dramatic form.
Seat sale now on. riaskins Drug Store.
Prices $l.fG, $1.00, 7.00, 50e.
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