Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 11, 1912, SECOND EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO r IOCAL AND l PERSONAL" u tM41(i Kodak flnlBhlnp, the bcBt, at Wes ton's, opposite book store. For results that please lako your kodnlc iwork to Weston's, If you dealro nil thnti Is In your kodijk film take It to Weston's, op posite tho book store. Clarence Pnnkcy. has returned from a trip to California. Mrs. T, J. O'Unrn, Mlw Viola Smith and Mrs. Manning Jr. spout Saturday In Grants Pass. Having bought a lot of coal at a low flguro we aro closing It out at a price at which It Is bound to go within Iho next week. Inquire of Ends Transfer Co. or J. W. Mitchell. E. 0. Weston, commercial photog rapher, negatives anado any time or place by appointment. Phone M. 1471 Thomas Fuson Is spending a few days at Ashland on business. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Peart and O. M. Garvin spent Sunday In Ray Gold. Tho Medford Conservatory of Mu sic and languages Is the only music Bchool In southern Oregon with a full corns of teachers. G Taillandler.' director. Send for catalogue F. C. Elliott and family spent Sun day on Foots creek with Mr. Elliott's parents. A. L. Edgcrton of Grants Pass spent Saturday In Medford. Mr. and Mrs. P. Olsson, Miss May boll Peart, Claude White, Royal Bebb, J. E. Boswell,. Luke Peart, Glenn Owen, R. II. Elsworth, W. R. Newman, II. Holmes were among the Central Point people who spent Sun day In Medford. Sco A. K. Ware, room 19 Jackson County Bank building, for all the information about Pacific Mutual Life or Accident Insurance. 323 Ralph Roberts of Phoenix was a recent visitor. C. O. Dickey of Central Point was a recent Medford visitor. Clark- Savage of Savage creek spent Saturday here. Ladies, have your suits made by a tailor who knows how. Berlin, Cen tral Point. 322 Mrs. Frank McKee of Central Polut hns returned home after a visit In Medford of several days. F. J. Elwell of the Federal Tele graph company has returned to San Franclscd after a "visit in Medford In connection with the new station the company plans to erect here. Oliver Mann left Sunday morning for Montague, Cal., where he has a pruning contract. Federal vacuum cleaner. Home phone 266-L. A. E. Mabee, 233 S. Ivy street. 3 IS C. II. Pierce has returned from a business trip to Grants Pass. N Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Xoell have left for a visit at San Francisco. Orchardlsts who make sure thoy are getting the best trees buy them or H. B. Patterson, Nash hotel. Bosc, . Bartlett and D'AnJou. I Carkln & Taylor (John H. Carkln, Ulcnn v. Tayiorj, auorneys-ai-iaw, over Jackson County Bnnk building, Medford. Rqses aro a specialty with H. B. Patterson, nurseryman, Nash hotel. Real homo made bread nt Da Voe'a. Shado trees, ttrawborry plants and a general assortment of all kinds of trees. II. H. Patterson, nurseryman, Nash hotel. Sco R. A. Hoi moe. Tho Insurance Man, over Jackson County bank. Little Johnnie Hopkins loft Satur day night for Portland, Ore., where ho will join his mothor. Home baking and salads. 14G North Front. Phono order. Home 273-L. .loi'l Lou Afclilnuil win visilin, willi C. T. Paynu ami i'nmil.v Sunday. Mr. and Mr. J. W. l)ndj;e of Cor vuIHh has been visiting Jriends in ami near Phoenix the past fow iliiys. Something now, "Grapo Purplo," at McDowoll's. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Norman loft Monday for Central Point wheio they will reside. Mr. and Mrs. Coorgo Klrby aro occupying the hotiso vacau cd by thoni. 8. A. Newell, ladles' tailor, 4th floor M. F. & II. Co. bldg. J, 1 Dnvth of Lanat'ord, N. 1)., who has been vinitiutr hero for bomo time left Sunday evening for his homo, "ancy brick Ico creain at McDow ell's'.' , MihK Mary Hlunliff recently in turned from n trip lo southern Cali fornia. Morn To Mr. and MY. Krncst Kennies of North Phoenix, u daugh ter. Mil ni "I'JI'T .1 Weeks&McGowanCo. UNDERTAKERS S7 Phono 2371 Jflfht riioneil r. W. Week 3071 A. X. Orr, 3093 TtkliX AUSMTAXT. Mrs. N. llomnor of Foots creek hns been visiting M nmt "Mrm A. S. Rosenbnum of this city. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. II. McDnnlel of Apple-gate were recent Medford vis itors. J. O. Gray, who resides on North Riverside, brought In n lnrge hen ogg secured from one of his fancy Ply mouth Rocks. Tho egg measures 7 5-S ltichos ono wny and 0 the other. It Is a splendid specimen. Harry Allon of Willow Springs spent Monday In Medford on busi ness. C. O, Calvin of Trail Is visiting friends In Medford. Circuit Juilgo Frank M. Calkins niut District Attorney Mulkcy loft Monday morning for Grants Pass to transact court business. A. E. Reames wns a passenger to Grants Pass on No. 20 Monday morn ing. Mr. McDowell, father of Dick McDowell of this city, Is visiting here. Ho is from Pasadena. "Clg" Robblns left Monday for n business trip north. JKcv. and Mrs. Sharpe took No. 20 tor the north Monday. Eugene Baor and mother. Emilia Grubb, nnd F. L. Thorpe and, family. all of Carthage. III., arrived Satur day to locato In this valley. E. E. Foshler of Olympla, Wash, Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mctz of this city. George Allen nnd Emlllno Stono of Ashland were married Sunday In this city by Justice of the Peace Taylor. They will reside at Eagle Point. Dr. I. D. Phlpps and daughter. Miss May Phlpps have returned from a visit at Redlands. Cal. li- FORESTRY BOARD . . P. A. Elliott, state fore-ter, hud advised W. 5L I'ohig, president of the Medford Commercial club that he ha.s potMned the nicetim: of the state board of fore-try which was lo meet in thi- eitv March lo, as Gov ernor We-t will be unable to attend at that time The meeting will be held teveral day" later. L ARE EVENLY DIVIDED ' NEW YORK. March 11. Today' stock market flowed gain- and lu--c-etenly divided. United State- Steel I'nined .'1-8 and Lehigh Valley a halt point, while Union Pacific, Erie and Reading made fractonal decline?. Later, after a flight decline the mar ket hardened and Lehigh Valley was up 1 1-4. The German coal situa tion mid that in France wa- largely repoiiMble for the downward move meats of the morning. The market clo-cd steady. Roads were linn. REFUGEES FLEE FROM MEXICAN OUTLAWS NOGALES, Ariz, March 11. Two special trains from the west coast of Mexico arrived hero today bearing more than 100 American and Mexi can refugees. Tho fugitives reported many acts of violence, and stated that organlzod band of outlaws aro taking advantage of tho turbulent conditions throughout the northern Mexican states to plllago and burn. All trains aro delayed today by a burned railway brldgo, tho result of robel activity near Eapurantn, Son ora. Twonty-flvo Mexican rogulars ar rived at Nogales, Sonora, today to reinforce tho garrison, which now comprisos 75 mon. CITV TliKAKL'JtKir.S XOTICH. Notlco Is hereby given that there nro funds in tho city treaaury for tho redemption of Warrant No. 10a wutor main Improvomont fund No. 'J. Intel est will couso after thlu date. GVH II. 8AMUKL8, City Treasurer. Dated March 11, 1012. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LOST L.ndy'0 back comb, gold mounted with A kgUIheb. Iteturn to Medford Pharmucy. 3Q3 AUCTION 8ALK Jloueohold luinl ture, WednoHday at 10 a. in. 318 So. Newtown. 303 lOH U13NT Smith apartments. 317 8o. Rlveruldo. FOR SALK OR Tit A I) K 800 aero first quality Alberta lund, trade for and In vicinity of .Medford Whut havo yon? ,M, W, ThoniBon, 21 Geneuoe Et. 307 WANT131J To borrow ?3000 on 13, 000 property. Stato lowoat rnte. Address Uox 11, Mall Trib une. 302 FOlt SAMS -Welt built six room Iioiibo If Interested call and soo same at 02 Hosu court, 007 MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUyE. MEDFORD. OKK(jONT. """"" - z. i Our Correspondents -4- X PHOENIX Mathew Calhoun vn in MedfoiV. on liusine Thursday of (his week. Miw Mabel Payne of Ahlnnd. was visiting friend- and relative- of Pern Vnlley Saturday nnd Sunday. Hurry Aiming v n Medford t.t tor Monday of this week. The funeral service- of Archie Reams wore hold at the limno of Mi-. K' 0. Coleman. Monday. Victor Maon. who has been Mi nt with rclntmis in Woodville. r lurncd Thursday. Mr. Jay Suhtirnuui lofi Wednesday for hi- home in Spokane, Wash. sMr. Sehurmau has been visitiur relative in Phoenix for the past iwo months. Married William Cotrall and ,Kw- cphinc Calhoun wore married nt (he j church gave almnd coneurt and sup parsonage Wednesday. March (Mi at per at tho opg-n house Friday on 7 h. m.. Rev. Hervcy officiating. nlng. Every W present spent a William Kenw lit" Fern Vnlley w is in Jacksonville Thursday. Mr. Albert Rose i- very siek at the home of hi- daughter, Mrs. Jo. Ru der of South Phoenix. K. G. llri-eoc was n Medford visi tor Tuesday An entertainment will be trtvun Iy j hClioothouso will greatly be nppre A. Lincoln Kirk at the Christian ; eVtC(, by all tho cMool children, church Fridav evening. March 1Mb. Mrs court ,,)U, of Medford spent Admission li and 'Jo cent--. ! Saturday hero vlsltlnu rolntlvoci. UNIVERSITY CLUB TO The Rogue River Vallev Uimcrs'i'y club is planning a welcome to its wandering boys who have returned from various part of the U. S. A. The reception will bo held Saturdny evening. During the winter n major itv of the members of the club trav eled to their former homos' Recently they have been retiirntnir one by one. Sprngue Reigel, I! rook.- Spencer. T. Slater Johnson. b 1 1. Cowle". C S. Xewhall. John Olwell. E. G. Hurge-. Jr.. Leonard Carpenter, A. S. V. Car penter, Reginald II. Par.-on-, E. W Carlton, R. P. Astlniry. M. L. Krick son. A Conro Fiero, Lyman Orton. Robert Rreverd and several others are among those recently come home. IVEY'S BROTHER IS KILLED IN ACCIDENT Mr. nnd Mrs. Altred Ivey left Sun day for Seattle, Mr. Ivey being ad vised Saturday evening of the death if hu- brother, John, who fell from .i street car Saturday, suffering a com pound fracture of the skull. KING SOLOMON LEAPS TO DEATH FROM HOTEL PORTLAND, March 11. Appar ently siifferine; fnim u temporary mental ubbernlion a young man who registered as "King Solomon," fougiit off hotel attendants, dived from second btory ivilidow of the llelvi dere Iiotel early today, cniHlicrt through a gla.s awning and struck the pUvcmcut on hU head and slionl dens. Me a reiliovod to St. Vin cent' hospital in a dying condition. Lulu Glascr Announced for March 29 Opera lovT-ra lu thla city who havo awaited tho anuoiin'coment of l.ul'i Glatior'8 cnKaEenieiit here will ho de lighted that Hho Ih to como lu MIah Uttdolsack within a fow wcoks. llor coaBt to coam tour, which atartcd in HoHton, hart reached San KranclB'o, whoro Hho Is at prosont playing at j tho Columbia theatre. Hor northern i rotito will be limited to Portland. ' Seattle Vancouvdr, Spokane ami tlionco back east. Thla city will wit ness ono of tho half dozen sliiglo . night cngagcmontH between San Fraudfcco mid Diiluth. Only 50 Cents Tliat'H AH It CiMii to l'tit Your Had Itclielllous Stomach In Flno Condition In just flro minutes Hint dlstrnss Iiik lump will pass away If you talto ono or two llttlo MI-O-NA tablets. It Is really a crime for any person to bo on aufforliiK from an out of ardor stomach becauso such a condi tion leada to blood poison, causes dull cyen, ballow shin, pimples, blotches and unsightly blemishes, Why not set rid of Indigestion, sourness, gaa, nor.votiHnesB, bilious ness? It's easy unoui;h, Ml-O-NA stomach tablets banish all Htotuach misery, or monoy back. I Largo metal box for only DO cents at Chan StraiiB'B add drtiKKlftB o cry whoro. centrAl point items 1 Mr. and Mrs. Norwood, Miss Hull- ler. Mr. and' Mrs. Wllketson, Paulas Olsson, Mr. palmer. .Mr vomer, uou ert Askwlth, Mr. Root, Dr. Look wood, M. R,. ltnglnmh Ouot-go K. Rons wore among the Central Polut people fioin here- who spent Friday in Medford. The Knlglia and Unites or Secur ity mot Thursday evenltiK and Ini tiated to now members. This order Is growing rnnldl) under Deputy VOlker and wife, wlio have boon do ing wm excellent work here In Iho way of gutting members for this or der. After the Initiation rofiesh moutB were served consisting of cof fee, sandwiches and cake. The young ladles of the Christian very onjoyablo evening Died Friday morning, March S. the llttlo diiiijjYtter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jonos, ago 3 years. The funer al wns held time this afternoon (Sat unlay ) The commit pavements that aro beluc nmdo on the way to the Harry Murray, who lm been con nected with tho Central Point Hbrald for the latit six months, resigned his position Saturday evening nnd left for California Sunday morning. J. H. Gny, Laurence Wade Mr. Rhodes Jr., J. L Cline. L. L. Love. Wiu. Chambers. Mrs. E. C. Faber, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Webb, Minn Ulnckford, Mle Marshall. MI Mo Nassar, Miss Young. Mrs. Herring, S. A. Pattlson, Mr. Palmer Sr., Cum Morrln. George IHuikoy nnd Claud Clnrk were among the Central Point people who spent Saturday In Mod ford. Miss Cora Smith spent Sunday In Grants Paws. Rev. Shields of Medford addreenod the Y. M. C. A. Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Robnett nnd son spoilt a few hour Sunday In the north ond of tho valley visiting friends. George Mcrrlman of Medford spent Sunday hore with hi son, Tom, nnd family. Our local Shrlncrs attended a meeting of thif.Shrlners at Ashland Saturday night. NOTICE. Notlco is hereby given that tho undersigned will apply at the rogu- lar meeting of tho city council March 19. 1911'. for a Hcenso to sell malt, spirit and vinous liquors at lot S. block 20, No. 13 In original town of Medford, for a period of six months SHAW & REED. Datod March (5, 1912. Oh, How I Itched! I Tfliat lonir ncrve-racklnr clnyn of con I ntant torture what sleepIeBH nlKlitx of " terrlblo aconv Itch Itch Itch, con- tant ltcli, unUl It srcmrU that I muHt tar off iny vary skin then Zmtant relief my Hkln cooled, Boothed ami nenica: The very flrat rtropH of D.D.D. Prc pcrlptlon for Kczcma ntopped that awful Itch tnntnntly yk. tho very moinellt D.D.D. touched tno hiirnln? Hkln tho tor ture ccuteu. A 25c uottio provun it. D.D.D. hu tK'en known for yearn nn the only abaotutcly reliable eczema remedy, for it waahcii away tho dbtriua r.crmn nnd Iraveft the hkln aa clear ami lualthy as tluit of a child. All other druKXlut" Have D.D.D. Pre ncrlption go to them It you can't como to mi but don't accept no mo IiIk profit HUtlMtltUte. Hut If you como to our Htorc. wo nro o certain of what D.D.D. will do for you that wo oner you a mn biscb mnw on thlM frttnrnnfi.A It taiscH av.ay tho Itch ir you uo imi nu urn'. AT ONCE. It Loatn you not a cent. Meilfonl IMianiiucy. Valley Second Hand Store Buys and sells Sccond-Hand Goods, , pnnnpr Rtihlier. Brass. Etc. Copper, Mublier, Brass, Etc. M. J. PILCKER, Prop. 15 North Fir Home ast Koll "072 If you tiro Intorosted In knowliiK about n laundry whero work H absolutely hUnltary and hyKonlc throiiBlioiit, anil whoro every ploco of work dotio la dono with tho utmost caro. Wo novor fall to plcuho our oustomoi-H and vo aro uiiro to plcaso you If you lvo uh a trial. . STAlt STEAM LAUNDRY Pnclflc IliOl'. Home 5. MI'DI'OHI), OIU'J. I 3s Wkid I I0DAV. M KVM 11. WU1. " YIO FROM THE SOUTH Tlml the dry season in sniilhc-n California will drive luindiuls i easterners taking udwuiliigo of I he colonist rat oh to eomo In Cwliforma to Giogon in ntnirch of houie-i i the belief of Harry J. N'oely of Modfniil mid Spokane, who arrived in Hertford , Snmliiv i'mni vniillirni I iiltnlriil.l. where he spent Heci-l woows, Mr. N'eely Hny there i uhmilutely no roiniXiriHon between flh plnce he Im -vieited nnd the Riue rlvor vnlley. "The -.oiiKiut linn licoii very dry. ' slates .Mr. Ncely, "and while iccciil minx assure a crop of liny tlin I mil - - eupwinlly orngts And lemons has suffered heavily. Mnnv young trees have died. "Tliw condition will drive hundreds of eusternei-H north. They hre nr-vivinj- in Koulhom Cnliforniti by lite IliottsniuU mid cnuditioiiM there art so discouruiiititr that they will lrno for the north. ! "It hMiks like a' big; frtill if,M lr. ' lo me. 1 was erv pleaseil to mite ' conditions throughout the valle von- j terdn " LA FOLLETTPS NAME UPON STATE BALLOT SAN FRANCISCO. Mnirh 11 Not only in Cull to i mn but olhcr! state- uheie -ut-li rininiits me helrt, ' the name of Senator m Pollettu Millj go on the presiilmitinl proforouce pit- j mary ballot, nccoidiug to Waller L. ' Hoimer, the Wiecountii enittnr' mIi- ! Ileal repreilenlntic, who twttty is en, mule from San Prnncineo lo North Dakota, lloiiser is conliilcnt tliii North Dakota, wlucli chooses lcl--gales tins month, will diclarc I'm l.i ' Follctle and th.it other -tiles wtl, follow. TUSCAN SPRINGS laving no equal on earth In variety ot . mineral waters and curing illee that medicines will not reach. It you aro In need of health, como now. Wo aro opon all tho year and can kIvo the ' best of caro ami attention now an well , as In Biimmor. Stago dally from Red ' Ulutf to tho iprlucs. Furthor par tlculars addroHB E. B. WA.LBRI D GE TUSCAN Sl'ltlXfiS. CM,. You can get FISHER'S MN Git . lbiskc? l-,JJjvi iiYTirlr wyMx)ttCXfC3a ers- r 7' f? TZrifrTa rtilnf f TTBww nlrfflWPaJ M M if v 1 2F 5y yg & -Mm rv 'JSMr ! Pw - gyC Tcnz- l S - artt9 fe?crc2 t ii- i imsm;3iim SUGAR IIUST . -V X. i PLACED 01 THfAL NEW UHtK. .Miii-Ii 11 'UI miiiiv iiK'inlis rtl dcln.v tin I mi I nl liie siiunr IriiKi nlliciiili, iluiiKCilii It I'l'iisluuK tin Pcnue.xlvnuia siiu.u- u--fining compiiiiy out or eusioiue hliulml lodity litM'oro Hulled .Stt- Uuiloe Itniul. The li'ii.l i expeelert lo I I ! 1... .... II.- ......... i "" "' '" ... Inwt wttoruevH tire exjM'clcil In lul.e mhnnlAue of nil the IcchiiicnlllieH. The ilefendiinte in the cine nee Waliiuiflou TIionmsi preeideut of til Auierieiui Snnr Refining couiprtwyjl John Parnoimi .former lrgul dlicHor flir (he lintels Arthur Homier and Gem-UK Franier, lrnl ditiM)lr,, and Thoinns Itnrnerti n Plulndelpliia In -ver. The neonned olliciaN wre in dieted June ID. MHHI. Adolph INt.Mil.' one of the truit's alleged victim., will be the nmerniiienl's chief Mi(nc. B. T. VAN DE CAR will save you money if in the market for diamonds, watch es or jewelry. The best goods at lowest prices in Medford PHIPPS BUILDING You Won't Get Another Opportunity 3LiKe This iStudt linker I'ai'i'iJiKi now lust June, oust $V20, will sell for $7.1. Hand sewed Knylisli hrnw uioiiiilod linnuwt, co!t j? 100, will sell rnp$l'n. IJnv hoi-se, weiglil nlmut 1'JlX), eosl $120, will sell for $7f. (lentlc siiddle umre, nue S veai-s, (( $7."), will hcII for $.10. Jiud saddle1 i-iistnitf W will sell Tor $'J0. F. II. COWLES A Weatfiwny Orchard, Alotlfoi'd" SWn,li'''t. ' crj i, ,'ii i ' ( i i i , HM'fl i ' i - ; ;jk v WC9B &'! "Ami mi mpfHVVVT jmL T I ' w c I'UAiriHT lyutcm ll.ir.l Wheat flour lian iti uas. Solum trniulil Soft Wheat flour. Hut to yet remit front the h.ud (wheat flour, it mint he thortniuhly Uncalled. The Itouicwtfe finds this too jtrdilnlm. iMiithermoic, we're living, in a luor- wivinjf -Aic Yet, I'jtitfiu lltrd Whcut flour Im-. (leirahlv-tuitlHieii that cannot he overlooked in the jirotltiction of the best brotulttufT. Makers rcnlizc this, for invariably they combine Hour theiitaelve, made of ICotern 1 lard Wheat and Western Soft Wheat that i Ui sny: Mlcud Them. Hut the two must not be mixed iiaphasumlly. the miperlorttjr of combination depends wholly mi-a proper balance. Mefore offeilui; the public their product, the I'isiii.u l'i.ounrNH Mn.i, Cumpakv made exhaustive test1 to uetermme lour retpured to produce the blend of hiRlietit erneieiiiy.- The formula finally adopleil, in actual bilking conivctitiou Vii4l all other well-known brands on the market today, bun repeatedly demonstrated it-, t xcclleucc. Vou get thU scientific eotttbilmtiou 111 lJUlll BLEND FLOUR through SPALDSNG Cork Center tullR Official Ball of tho World Scries CORKCIINTim He IKiUn will 1 inert lu nil World Set It gHiues for the next Twenty Vett IK YOU WANT TUB MsT ,,BAK5jgsPALDING "Olficial National Leapuo" Hull tho Cork Center Hall $1.25 Unch Coy of eniUllPK CimM fic n T'i't " lo.oiy ml.lict Mi.Ifr"M.lillt lfHIHHMtrt'll 101 (IllllniHo. rr- A. 1. SPALDINC1 HUOS. 138 deary Street Sati franJjn I I'iOLHIN'i MlM i" KSSfSS-i iMMI'VlfiTiiiPlTnliMlf' j? nfiTi 'fTi" lli'K11'" ' ' s .Blend Flour . tin- exact propotuons ol earn Fisher's Blend Flour r l0i-Mrvt. -" K' fish ;'$eitN 1 any grocer in Metlfdrcl UlWZr m - -t 1 tuoVft. Jfilv5 ft K tm V l