rEDTTQUD MATT, TRLTBHNK MTODFOCT, ORIOPON, MONDAY, .TANrAIJY 8, 1912.
a
IPjVOE two
i"
Mr. nml Mrs. .loo Hlblmril returned 111111 HAnmTn
LOCAL and !r,;s.f' " vl"' c"" IWU bUbrtbib
PERSONAL
i'4t'i-4
I-
',nnl 11
Mr. Nolllo Wing ntul daughter,
MIbh Kern, returned Sntnlny from n
VlHlt to relAtlvcB In Oakland, Cal.
J, 8. llartliolomow, of Minneapo
lis, Minn., stooped oH In Medford
Saturday for.n visit to Ills old-time
friend, J, D, lloll, proprietor' of the
Nanh liotol.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W. Dann of Ash
land, were In Medfonl Saturday, the
Kuests of Dr. A. W- Dean at Hotel
Medford.
8. A. Newell, ladles tailor, 4th
floor M. V. & H. Co. bldg.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Forlios. of
talent, returned Saturday from n
sovoral months' stay In Seattle,
where Dr. Forbes hns been taking a
post graduate course In a medical
collefie.
Mrs. Gertrude Klrkpatrlck and
son, J. W. Klrkpatrlck, of Urbana,
III , nrrlvod In Medford Saturday and
arc registered t the Nash.
Carkln & Taylor (John H. Carkln,
Glenn O. Taylor), attorneys-nt-law,
over Jackson County Dank building,
Medrord.
Mrs. Anna Smith and son, Hudson,
or Central Point, wcro In Medford
Sunday, guests of Mr. and Mrs. W
G. Davidson.
Mrs. L. Davis and son; who havo
boon visiting In Medford with Mrs.
D. P. Hudson, left Saturday for Ccn-
tervllle, Iowa.
Fresh milk at DoVoo's. 257
Donald Uuckley of Dawson City,
who has been in Medford several
days visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. HIchnrd
Vermeer, returned to the north Sat
urday. J. A, Smith returned Saturday
from a business trip to San Fran
cisco-
Seo n. A. Holmes. Tho Insurance
Man, over Jackson County bank.
Mr. and Mrs. S. 1 Sargent of
Yreka, Cal., aro In Medford for a
visit to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Phelps.
Mrs. Arthur McGinnls, who has
been In Medford visiting her sister,
Mrs. Richnrd Vermeer, returned Sat
urday to her homo In Seattle.
Emily T. Standeford, examiner for
tho New England Conservatory of
Music In Boston, piano, harmony,
musical history. 42S West Fourth
street. Telephono 7211. 2CC
Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Goble re
turned Saturday from a several
weeks' visit to San Francisco and a
number of coast towns in northern
California.
Phono your orders in to Ends
Bros. Transfer Co. Office phenes:
Belt 3152; Home 350-K.
Home mado bread at Do Voo's. 257
M Ii. ErlckBon, supervisor of the
Crater National forest, will leave
Tuesday to attend a convention of
forest servico men to bp held January
ro-U at Yroka, Cal.
A. A.' Akin, of the firm of Akin &
BtMiton, left for tho east Sunday
night on his annual goods buying
trip for tho company's chain of
Golden ttulo stores.
A now Bong from tho pen of Geo.
T. Wilson now on salo at Whetsel
Music Co. Call and get one. 24 S
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Denouz, of
Eaglo Point, were In Medford Sun
day, guests at Hotel Medford.
Rev. James Sherrin and family ar
rived In Medford Saturday from the
east.
Sam Summerlln has opened a
lunch counter in tho Office cafe,
where ho serves daily clam chowder,
Mexican chill con carno, hot roasts,
salads and various other good things
to eat 251
St. Marks Episcopal Guild will
meet Thursday oftornoon at St.
Marks' hall. A full attendance Is
requested.
II, G. Nicholson and F. .W. HoIHs
of tho Medford Furniture & Hard
ware company, wore In Gold Hill
Monday on business.
Dr. J. E. Shearer, physician. Office
419-420 Gnrnott-Corey building.
H. F. Peart of Central Point was
In Medford Monday on business,
A. C, Miles, who has bueu In Med
ford for a. rouplo of weeks visiting
his brothor, T. W. Miles, and family,
returned Monday morning to his
homo In Salem.
Dr. J, E. Shearer, physician. Office
419-420 Garnett-Coroy building.
J, E, Olson was In Woodville Mon
day on business.
It. H. Whitehead and daughter,
Mis, Graco Norman, returned Satur
day night from a sovoral weeks' stay
In San Francisco and Bouthoru Cali
fornia cities. Mr. Whitehead tolls
that there has been no rain In that
bo ut hi nnd this fall or winter and
that tho farmers and fruit men aro
becoming vory much alarmed lost
they do not recolvo any this season.
G. J. Johnson. Andrew Peterson
.K tllomskoy. nil of Seattle.
,k. .... . I-... .' .. ...l '
u-ii annuity iukiii tur ineir iioines
nltor a few days' Btay In Medford,
Hie guests of John Amoll. Mr. John
son Is a railroad contractor nnd It
was he who had the contract for
putting through tho big Cascade tun
nel for the Great Northern railroad
Mr. Peterson Is also n heavyweight
railroad contractor, while Mr. llloiri
skoy Is n Seattle broker of consider
able calibre. It is not altogether
Improbable that all of those gentle
men will become Interested In Koguc
rlvar valloy real estate.
Call at tho Office cafo for n hot
or cold lunch to take home. 281
F. W. Wait wbh In Grants Pass
Monday on business connected with
his mnrble works In tfils city.
Bx-Govorfior McBrlde. of , Seattle
arrived In Medford Monday. Mr.
McBrlde Is Interested in the Rogue
River 'Commercial Orchard company,
which owns orchard tracts near Eagle
Point, and Is hore looking aftor hts
Interests.
C. a Boswlck of Devils Luke, N.
I)., and his son, F. J. Iloswlck, of
Montana, arrived In MoiVford Satur
day.
If you like good Mexican chill, call
on Sam Summerlln at the Office
care. 251
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Annum re
turned Sunday night from a visit of
several weeks to relatives In Oak
land, Cal.
J. AV. Loshcr, of Ashland, was In!
I
Medford Monday on buaiuoss. Mr.
Losher was formerly a resident of
this city.
Ross Kline left Sunday night for a
few days' business trip to Portland.
S. B. Graham, room 3 over post
office, has art calendars to give
to way.
A. W. Sturgls has but recontly
completed a fine largo farm resi
dence on his ranch, at the mouth of
Forest creek, and just as soon as the
weather will permit he will move
his family thereto. , Mr. Sturgls In
tends making of this a model coun
try home. Tho location is Ideal for
such an homo and It may bo ex
pected that Mr. Sturgls will stop at
nothing short of the ideal.
P
ME
i
ARRESTED
PL
Authorities Believe They Have Men
Who Robbed the Oregon Express
Last Friday rorninjj Near Ru
ding, Cal.
SLAYER OF BABE 7
FALLS DOWN IN FIT, 0, I U . BLOCKED
KKD HhUKF, rnl.. .Inn. 8.-Two
men I). 1 Hulihvin of Chioo, (' ,
nnd nuotlier minted Smith nro un
der nrroffl here todnv in eotmoetfou
with Hit roliberv or the Oregon K.
jros lust Krielny morning. Aeeonl
ini to Mvtnl inspectors, who ninuV
the nmM, both men answer in n
ponernl wny the de-eiiptioti of the
bandit Riven by Mull Clerk CltnrlOs J.
Iihuin. The limn itivimr his ntuno an
Smith h not known here, hut Hnlil
win is known slightly. He ontno here
a few day.s mro from Cliieo with his
wife.
To iio(h1 nuthoritic in Shu Kran-
.eisco Kliein smtil the bandit looked
like a consumptive, altltmifth his piil
lor and greatly emaciated appear
ance might have lieon caused by the
use ,f drugs.
SANTA ItAUHAUA, I'ul.. Jtili S.--John
Ueoh. on trial charged with
having murdered his new horn babe,
roll to tho flodr, apparently hi.ii til,
today wlillo tho eomt wa taklup the
testimony of Dr. (. V. Hamilton, a
Chicago alienist, who In devoting his
time to the euro of Stanley McCor
mlck, son of tho Into Cyrus MeCor
uilck.
Women In tho.courtriiom muouiwiil
and ruahail for the doors. During
tho pnnln thojihorlff and two depu-
ib ImttUd ilespurHtely with Ueoh,
mid It was only after rie minute of
furious struggling that he wiib sub
dued.
Dr Hamilton ttwtlfted that ho ex
amined Hech bornro the death or tho
baby and that ho then believed him
Insane. He stated that lu still hold
tills llt'llHf.
The ce expected to go to tho
Jury tomorrow.
. -j Jt ,:
i
t
Train
COST HER JUST $200,000
TO LEARN ABOUT MEN
NRW YOKK. Jan. S.-Out .fSOO.
000, KNn Sehroeder, who thought she
would he n -baroness when she mar
ried the "Huron" ItiehanI V.ei
ArkoVv, has returned to her parents
here today a wiser but sadder girl
Van Arkovy, a dapper voimg Hun
garian, out a wide swath at local ho
tels and it was there
Sehrweder met him.
that JIN
MOTHER LAYS DOWN HER
LIFE FOR HER CHILD
1 -
HIM.SHORO, Ore. J.m. 8. -Howard
Tliouins, -I, wiih burned to death
nml his mother, Min. a. .1. Thomas,
wrt so badly burned while ntteuipt
inr to save him that she will die, in
u tire which destrou-d the Commer
cial hotel hero entl tmla.
THROW OUT THE .LINE
Cho i'liem Help nnd Many MetUonl
l'eople Will lio Happier.
"THE WHITE MAN'S GOD"
IS TO BE PRESENTED
"The White Man's God" will bo
presented by tho students of the
Washington school on Monday eve
ning, January 15, at tho high school
building. Tho play Is a strong char
actor' play and centers around the
early life of the country.
It Is given for the purpose of creat
ing a fund with which to supply chil
dren with school books whose par
ents cannot afford to buy them.
The cast follews:
Go Dmddock Warren Cotterlll
Lieut. Gov. Brestford. .Richard Salter
Drewstor Earl Shirley
Ruth Rogoru Graco Wilson
Will Rogers Robert Jardlne
Mnssasolt Joo Walters
Capt. Uugglos Royal Walters
White Feathor Miles Powers
Powhattan L. S. Beverldgo
Red Wing '. . . .L6ata Aydlott
Capt Jphn Smith Lute Deuel
Warinah Donald Runyan
Mrs. John Graves. .Thelma Eastman
Harold Graves Chester LIndsley
Fairy Godmother
Marjorie Klrchgasser
Elf (Specialties) Pansy Huse
Newsboy Rohort Wooden
Xewsboy Gltfn Laidlcy
Toodles Phronia Helms
Spirit of tho Roguo
Marie Hammond
School Kids Mary Jackson
Glen Laldley
"Wandordrills" Ten Girls
Seesaw Ueulah Fanchor
Leata Aydlott
and chorus
Soldlors, cartoons, and chorus....
48 Parsons
First act, "Tho Message"; second
act, "Tho Renunciation"; third act,
'My Redeemor LIvos."
"Throw Out tho Life Lino"
Tho kidneys need help.
They're overworked can't get tho
poison filtered out of tho blood.
They'ro getting worse evory min
ute. Will you help thorn?
Doan's Kidney Pills have brought
thousands of. kidney sufferers back
from tho verge of despair.
Medford testimony proves their
worth.
Mrs. Jano Sevey, 1023 Ninth St.,
Medford, Orogon, says: "I Hrst used
Doan's Kidney Pills wlillo living In
Idaho, I had suffered a great deal
from kidney trouble, and nothing
scorned to help me. I had intense
pains In my back, hips nnd kidneys,
when I started using Doan's Kidney
Pills, but was soon rellovod and
finally cured by this remedy."
For salo by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Mllbum Co, Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember tho name Doan's
and take no other.
Medford Theatre, Jan. !0
13th Season
-There ain't 'no sense In iloln'
nollilii for nobody it lint never done
notliln' for you."
Sis Hopkins.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS .
Jay Phono 2271
Night rhoiies, P. W. Weeks 2071.
A, 13. Orr, JJOOa,
raiiy ASSISTANT
Revival Services at M. E. Church.
There will be preaching services
by tho pastor, B. O. Bldrldgo, every
night this week ut the Methodist
Bplscopal church. There will bo
plondld music every night. An in
vitation Is given evorybody to attend.
Rov. Bldrldgo preached a very Im
pressive sermon Sunday night nnd at
Us close there was ono conversion.
NOT1CK.
After this date I will not bo re
sponsible for any dobta Incurred by
Mary B. Jones.
248 D. F. JONI38.
.1. It. STIRLING
Prosenta
tho Artistic Comedienne
Rose Melville
In tho Characteristic Piny .
" Sis Hopkins "
FULL OF LAUGHS: LAUGHS!
Tho Pastoral Comedy Hit. Host
Company yet. New and Snooiul
Sconory. Now Music,
Now Specialties.
Last Time. Last Chanco to See tho
Famous
"Snakentine Dance"
Prices: $1.50, $1.00, 75c, fiOc.
-H- -f- -t--4- -f
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
-
FOR RBNT Fi)rnlshed rooms and
bath with or without board. Home
phono 127-X.
FOR SALB Ono new 05 silk lined
suit for salo ut $2G; also ono rain
coat and ono gray overcoat. Ask
for F. J. Nagel. W. W. Elfert, 132
W. Main fit.
FOR SALBOliTsoltee, upholstered,
, black leather, When now flfi; will
sell for 118; good as now. 220
Cottago st. 253
Medford Theatre
Thursday, January 11th
In Slielle Virginian Company
Presents
The
Virginian
By Owen Wlstor and
Klrko La Shello
The Thoroughly American Play,
Tho Piny the Public Demand.
PfU''H $1.50, $1.00, fiOc.
Game Boards
Also full line of
Games
all seasons
l'OUTI.ANI). Ore. Jnu. S
aorvleo wmt over the1 O.-W. It. ft N.
Is romplutoly blocked thin afternoon
by snow which lmn at'cumulntml In
tho xorKtm of tho Columbia river, du
pll tho IN-hour ba ttlo waned by
ralliimd uinplojfos to hw the ttnokH
clear. A raw trulnn ot thronVh dur
liiK tho forunooii broi'o the huge
drlftt hloukudml tho lint amln.
It In vxywi that normal nrleo
will not bo rtumntd lr at leMt I
hours.
Similar cndlthti obtain An tint
NoVth ltilt rmad, which run on Him
mil lb Hide of tlii t'olnnthlu river.
Service between Poitluiid nnd Ki
attle and Portland trtul Sun Fran
cisco Ik about normal.
MANY ARE REPORTED
. KILLED I1N RACE WAR
N'HW OHLBANS. !,. .Inn. .
Thirl v neiNoiH Hie renoiied killed
and -t) wounded in a raw war at Pott
I anion, (Nwla Idea. Troop have
bu called out (n wtop the llnhrim,'.
iMIIiWAl'ICtiK. Wi-., Jan. S. ..
ports t'l-oin Hlnel: IJiver Fulln xnj
thai (he thcinioineler, nlier dropping
to ")'2 degree below ero hint uiglit,
today is steadily ri-ui)f. A hem N
lull of -now i- reported.
MEN'S
Work
Gloves
MAKE AN OAT OF THIS
wVffl!
Medford
Book Store
"
Vft t v l I
l
LAX.. V
iioW
)W
fir
Wo nvo sliowin Hip MjwM Milium ill men's
heavy work (Hovph and nipiliuiii wcilil auiillt'l
driving (1 In vp iit'llie city.
Men's nil Ipnihor work f Mo vim, jmiiv 50
iMpii's Sui'annn lnok (llovw, pair Jjil.00
aM oil's wnloi'pi'fxir Inmmil gaimllcl (llovoa,
pair ... . $ I. and $ 1 .50
Liuliivs' uintli'l driving (IIovph, pair . 75tv and $1.
Hoys' ail It'tithci K'UiutM Ulnws, pair .50
Underwear
lined N'phIs anil
if
4?
VLi
that the bWtur the oata, corn and
in i I you givo your utoek the bettor
henltli will they b In, and the more
hard work will they be cnpiibhi of
dolni;. We aro offering the vory bimt
Feed on tho market and at miotic) -
aavlnj; prlcen. Wo ak a trial, an
that will lie all that In uecewwry to
make you a regular etintonier after
ward. v It In only by tratitiK that you
can prove our claim.
RUSS MILL
Hoys' and iMiKSPH' heavy fleeet.
IniiLs, ')w, lo r0e valnea, each
iMisses' Union SniLs, while and Milvur iiiy, 39c suit
i2 lor 75
Ladies' I'liion Snity, lw ipialily, snil r0
Ladies' ITiiion Snils, $1.00 .iin!iiy, nil 75c
Ladies' Union SnilK, I.HO ipialily, anil $1.00
500 ARTISTIC 1012 CALENDARS, REG. 15c to
25c VALUES, EACH IN BOX, CLOSING OUT
PRICE, EACH 5tf
Local View Photograph I'obI Tarda, '2 Tor
.12 for 25i
HUSSEY
or
mmam
Pre-Inventory Sale
Of Diamonds,
Cut Glass, and
Silverware,
Mesh Bags
BREAD TRAYS
$20.00 Sterling Silver now. ..$14.50
$(1.50 Silver IMalOtl ....$4.50
:V75 Silver Plated S2.75
CLOCKS
CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SOUVENIR SPOONS, UMBRELLAS,-NOVELTIES AND OTHER ARTICLES
In order to reduce stock before Inventory vo have made a big reduction in pricoa on .strictly first-class goods,
v !$,&.. We quote a few prices: "',
SILVERWARE CUT GLASS
$lo5 Sterling Silver Fonr-Pioeo Lihby's, Hawk's and Hoar's in
Set, Tea and Coffee, now....$85.00 nioiis brands
$32 Tea and Coffee Set now $22,00 $1(5.00 Water Sots for $12.00
$27.50 Chocolate Set now $20.00 $18.00 Water SoLs for $14.00
FLATWARE $25.00 I'Vuit Disli for $18.00 $10.00 aMiui I el Clocks $0.50
$2.' Set Knives' and Forks, pearl $10.00 Fruit Dish for $0.50 $8.00 iManlel Clocks $5.00
handles, now $18.00 TABLEWARE $1.00 Alarm Cloeks COc
0 Rogei-s and Community. Knives IKJ-pieco chost Holmes & Jdd wards' RINGS
Sterling Inlaid Tableware, for- $10.00 RingH, sale price $7.50
nier prices $.M, now only....$26.00 $7.50 Kings, sale price $5.00
$8 Can iiig Sets now $5.50 B0-picco Sot, former prico $25.00, $0.00 Kings, salo prion $4.50
$0 Carving Sets how $4.00 now $18.00 OTHER THINGS
CAKE BASKETS MESH; BAGS This sale also includes Souvenir
$8.00 values now only $5.50 $50 Sterling Silver now $35.00 Spoons, Salt and Peppers, Napkin
$7.50 values now only $5.00 $:)7 Sterling Silver now $28.00 Rings, Sterling Novelties, Lockets,
$0.00 values now only $4.00.. $25 Sterling Silver now..; $18.00 Chains and Emblem (.JoojIh at big
$5.00 values now only $3.50 $9 Jlc;-::.-g Silver now $6.00 reductions.
and' Forks $4.00
CARVING SETS
SALE BEGINS JAN. 8th
END JAN. 13th
COME EARLY AND GET YOUR CHOICE
B.
HP
VAN DE CAR
i
PHIPPS BUILDING
MEDFORD, ORE.
I