"" WTDBFORD MATT; TRTBUNTC, MEDFORD, OftTCCION, SATURDAY. WRIT, 27. 101"
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IOCAL AND
L PERSONAL
Mix. IIokiO'h linn it iciiutiittou iih
till' himt fbiiirwnmiiii mi KiiiH'n Creole,
n lir reruni In fifty flint iiiinintitlii
triiiit ciiukIiI In liulr n ilny, uiiU fluli
liil!' wun not extra ',nod that day,
Jnini'H l.iiwiiMU'ii niiiilc ii ImHlmuoi
trip to northern California th foil'
imrt of tint wi'i'li,
Huffy ruffliw, whip criiin renter,
MnDnwiill'N. HO
Itnlpli .Mi'Kny ifl Krldny ivt
iilnit fur Cortland. Mr. .McKay wiim
formerly connected with tho Pacific
Ktitti'it Ti'liiphomi ciiiiipany of UiIm
city ami kocm to ucoit a piiNltlon
with that compiiny at I'm timid
All pi'iitoiiM owing Hiiiui(t Diuil
Wood Yard will pliuino pay to K. V.
Carder. I IK 14 Went Main, :i:i
Mr, Opp of .liifkiiiiiivllln In Hpi'tid
lug a fow day at the llrndon mine,
of which he In liitenHtid,
Curkln & Taylor (John II. Cnrkln,
(lldiin O. Taylor), nttoriioy-atlaw,
over Jackson County Hank liulldliiK.
Medford.
Phil llaiull li-fi Krlilay utKht for a
vlult at Portland on IiiihIih-hm.
'I' Iid MIk I'Iiica I.iitnlii'r company
Iiiih Ikm'ii awarded tho contract for
lint lumber and mill work of tint now
I'rcnhyti'ilau chinch to lie erected In
Central Point, Tli! uitw edifice will
ho inoditrii In every respect and a
credit to tho town. I'M Kohcrt Iiiih
lh' contract for tint work,
Mr. IhiltiitrlHoii and Mr. JoIiiihoii
mnilt) a liimlni'HK trip to (Vnjrul Point
on T1iurday.
Coidwood, fir mill hardwood J I. GO
pitr rord I foot h'UKlh. liMueh
wood $2 per tlr. Cohl Hay Itenlty
Co., Rth and I'lr St.
T. C. Kiiuditon returned Prlday
to hi home In Woolvurton, Minn., af
ter npondliiK a week In the rlty. Mr.
Knudnoii piirchaiti-il a rmirli Inut year
and will move with hh family to thin
city In the fall.
Kodak flnlrhiiiK, the host, nt Won
ton', oppovtdt hook utoro.
Hoy Martin, who hnn been upend
liiU home month In Southern Call
fornln, hnit returned In Medford for
n vldll wlih IiIm parent.
Cordwood. fir anil hardwood ft. 00
per rord 4 foot length. IC-lnrh
wood 'i per tier, (lold Hay llealty
Co., Uh and Kir tfl.
Dr. It. Clancy In proud of liU
jimv Overland ear purchiwicd tif 0.
J:. Oaten, and nay It walk up Kuoh
lllll Just llko a charm.
K. I). Weston, commercial photo
rnphor, negative made any time or
nlnco by appointment. Phono M. 1471
Jaino King Iiiih left for a visit of
rovurnl weekH In Houlheru California,
flefore retiirnliiK ho will vlult hln par
entH at Kacramunto.
Cordwood. fir mid hardwood Sl.'iO
per rord -1 foot length, ifi.iricli
wood i'2 per tier. Cold Hay Healty
Co., Ulh and Fir HIh.
Mot. C. It. Trelrher of San Fran-
cliiro Iiiih arrived for a vlult with her
hod City In thin city, Slut will proh
ahly upend tint Hummer here.
Hco It. A. Hnliiin. Tho luauranco
Man, ovor Jarkson County bank.
II. 1 Mulkoy reluinml Friday
from u week' court work In (limit
Pas.
Furniture, glassware and pianos
packed and unpacked, TriuiHfor and
baggage. I"'"' phonos. Matthews &
Hon. 35
It. I. Stewart wa n Ornut Push
luiHiueHH vlHlior for a few bourn Fri
day. B. A. Newell, ladles' tailor, 4tb
floor M. V. & H. Co. bid.
Iliinry n. Templo, poHtofflr.o In
sprctor. with In Medford Friday In
npcctlug tho local office.
Dr. M. C. Ilnrbur, physician ami
Burgeon, Iiiih moved from tho M. F.
& II, building to room 0 Palm block.
OppoHlto tho NuhIi hotel. 3C
p. A. IliiHHity roturnod from a
week'H biiHliu'HH vIhII In San Fran
clnco Friday.
Clarouce UurUo left Friday nlht
for Portland, where ho will attend a
medical nchool.
.1. J. Petty, former maniiKor of tho
Mudford Hardware, compimy. has
moved to Wood, Cal whoro tho com
pany will orcct a uioilitrn Htoro build-
lui?.
I.oHt, mi nutomobllo niamond tiro
:H4x3l, Imtwiton Medford uud Hiiiuh
Valloy by way of tho DcNOit road.
Uotifrn to tho Orator Lake (InrnKo
and rocolvo reward. 5IH
At Nnt tonlKhl, roKulnr Sat. nli;ht
ilmico, HoHt floor on tho cohhI. oxcel
Inut miiHlc, propurly conducted, ill
At Nat tnulKht, roKUlar Sat, nlKht
diinco. llont floor on tho count, oxcel
lout miiHlo, properly condnctod. ill
Hcductlou on clillilron'H hula t
Meekor'u. ;u
William Von dor llollon or KhkI"
Point Ih In Medford for a tihort busl-
1KIUH VlHlt.
Weeks&McGowanCo.
TJNDERTAICERS
XJy rbou 8871
Mlfbt Vbontil X. V. Wki 8071
A, M. On, loll
X.AOT AlTAXT,
Mm, Hobitit W. Huh) and duiiiilitor
returned Knturdny fioni Portlitnd,
Henry AiIiIIhoii of WIIIImiiih oreek
In In MoiUonl for it few ilnytt on
IiiihIIii'KH,
l.ymau Orion n niiomlltif; a fow
(I ii y ii with .lack Merrill at tint lal-,
ter'n ICIamath county ranch.
T, l, llitiiduinoii of HtuiiH valley Ih
npoiidlni; a fow ilnyn In Medford,
Ten iln)'M mil" of mllllnory at
Mi'idtt'i'H, !l I
.lohii Mallory, who purchaned a
ranch on WIIIIiiiiih cruek noimt
moutliH ni;o, Iiiih arrived from N'anh
vllle, Tonn,, to take up hln renldeucit
on tho pioperly,
Attmiil Meekur'H millinery Hnlu.
ill
Mm, (Iiih Slmpnou of Climax U
HpeudliiK a fow ilnyii In Mndfotd with
her daiichter (lerlrude.
Olnconut on all hntn at Meeknra.
31
F. II. OurtlH, warden of tint ntate
penitentiary, Ih In Medford with pa
role papein for nine honor men at
Wentvllle who ant to ho releaned on
parole. Mr Curtln will leturu to
Ha It-iii thin evening.
Tint Hoy PloneerH of Am.rlca
elerleil the folio wIiik offlrern at ti
UieetltiK btat lllullt an follewn: Will
Coulder, president: Orvlllo Hair, vice
prcHldcuf; Kail Nuuti. treanurer;
tilvln Voniitn, nenrolaryj Harry
Kliinlinir.er, llhinrlan.
Henry Fallln, formerly a renldent
of tliln city, who ban been located for
the iant year at ICiutene, lu lu Med
ford renewing old aciiuaiittiiiicen.
Mm, Harry ThomaH of Aiililnnil and
daiiKhler Crnro are vlxllliin frlemln
lu Medford.
Creat reduction lu price on mil
linery at Meeker'n. 31
CeorK' H. Il'iiiiie of Klamath Falln
In vlnllliiK frleudn lu Medfoid. Mr.
Ditaiie h a well known borneman and
Ih atraiiKliiK to dlnpone of neveral
teauin In tho valley for orchard work
M. Mct'own ban left for Portland,
where he Iiiih Hecuri'd a ponltloti. He
will probably make bin home there
Mm. Ida Iliown ban reliirued from
u vlnlt with frlendn at Spokane, Her
mother returned with her to make
her home In thin city.
After Ih'Iiik delayed three or four
dayn by Inclement we.it Iter the Clark
ft llcuery Conntructlon company ban
reniiiued grading work on nieventh
ntreei. The cuib and KUtter cmii:
will Ih'kIii layliiK curbH Monday.
Hoherl W. Telfer Iiiih returned
from a liiuliKHt tVlp north.
Mm. .lu in en I.. Sampson of Crautn
Pan In vlnllliiK frleuiU lit Medford.
I.eo Powern of Hvann creek In
pendin?n'frw,'dayH I" Medfonl on
tiiiHlnentt.
ProfcuHor O'Cara npent Saturday
lu tho Talent orchard district on
himlucHH.
SO BUSY KISSING
COULDN'T EVEN EAT
CIHCACSO, April 27. "Ile kepi me
no buny kitipi; mo that 1 could not
eat my iuciiIk or j;ct my teeth fixed,''
(leehiml pretty Mis Hello Mm ton l
riiiciicti today, lel'erriiiK to the liiub
npocd courlMiip wliieli she dcelnrei
.Millionuire (1 corgi Axtrup, prei
ileut of the Northern Finli and Trad
ing company of I'eter.son, Alaska, in
flieleil upon her, Alrii euueil tin
giiTh urrext, ninl hhe determined tc
"expone" liiin, hhe said.
AHlriip ilcnied everything uud I'lei'
to Freueli l.iek Springs.
"I'm .pint Mieing Chicago." the
Alaska eapitnlist ileelareil. "I linti
this mess, 1 teueli n big Siiiulii,
M'lnnil clitfcs nt home."
OAKhANI), Cal., 'April 2t5. Ue-
ciuiHit .1, .1. Carroll'n landlord remov
ed a ImHchal! ncorcboard from ovor
IiIh cigar ntore, Carroll Ih biiIiik for
$10 000. "It aliuont ruined my
trade," he declined,
MKDKOltl) PM'.MHINt! COMPANY
.MOVKH TO XUW QCAItTKItS.
'Hi it Medford Plumbing and Sheet
Metal WorliH, formorly on tho alley
fn rear of tho Medford Hardware Co.,
218 K, Main,, have leabed tho utoro
room on the corner of Highlit and S.
Central, Tho owuorn, H. Klum and
Or. K. H. Plckol, bavo JiiBt completed
tho necessary imprnvoinuuts and on
Monday II. O. Wortblngton and
Frank W. Cottmill will bo In their
now location, conducting two Kopar
ate and dltttluct hiiHlncHH cuterprlHCH
iiudor tho oiio roof and uamo.
Ilon't forgot that tho Fish Market
bavo frcHh flnh and droHacd poultry
every day In the week. Wo lmvo a
good uitpply of early cblckona for
Sunday. Send In your order early
uud lot ub Bolect you ono, or call
and noloct ono for yourHclf.
W. 11, KHNWOItTHY & CO., '
17 North Fir St.
NOTION.
April 2-1, 1913.
I bavo on hand Htifflclont funds to
cash all warranta Inauod by tho town
of Talent from No. to 20, both
numhoiH Inclimlvo. Intoreat will
ceiiBo from dato of publication of thla
notice,
Q, A. QAHDNEU,
A BUNCH OF SOUL
,". ,r ' SIB . f . ',
'K ' ,$ ' '
I V UhPHfeii.iMHH' ml Tfj Bt JKmwHK mmmmWm4LLLF )Vs C.t I fliCCSViiHL I I
At the Churches
Methodist Episcopal Church.
K. Oliu Khlridge, pamor. Services
Suiiilnv on follows; Preaching 11 ;.
in,, 8 p. m., Hiilijeets, morning, "The
Nearby Christ"; evening, "The Tcsli.
uionv of the lleineiiN." Siinihiy school
uud Men's Hihle elnss 11:1.1 n. in., jun
ior leugiie '! p. in., prayer meeting
Thursday evening H o'eloek, theme,
"Fnmilv Heligion." Kxeelleut mtiMc
by elmir under the direction of C. N.
Chidtder. Special features-, morning,
imtlifiii "Heboid What .Manner cf
Love."
Hvcniiig program :
Voluntary, Mcditiitiou, .Mrs. Kasl
,m an.
Hymn Kventidc.
Offertory String tpinitct, eom
posed of )r. Marion, Mr. .Marion,
MisK Knton ninl .Mr. Hoot.
Duet A Song of Praise, .Mr. Shan
non, Mr. Von Scoyoc.
Solo Mr. Wetzel.
String Trio.
Solo Tim Day if Knile.l. Mr. Van
Scoyoe.
Hymn Creation.
Address by the paslor.
Anthem "The I lea vein Are Tell
ing," by the elmir, assisted by Mring
iptnrtct.
Hymn All Hail the Power of Josus
Name.
Benediction.
St. Mark's Episcopal Church.
Rev. Joseph Sherrin. rector. Set
vices are held in St. Mitik'n hull, uor.
Main ami Holly streets Sunday ser
vices ns follews: Holy communion 7
a. m., Sunday .school 10 n. m service
uud sermon 11 it. m., Hihle study 7 : 1 ."
p. in., service nnd sermon S p. in.
Suiitts Phillip nnd .lames day. May
Nt there will be holy communion at
10 a. m. AM are welcome.
At the Christian Church
"Flowing Fotintniiis" wilt ho the
subject for the morning sermon; "Tiie
F.ternul Purpose" will he the theme
for the evening. Hihle school meets
nt 10 it. in., .Mission hand nt 2:110 p.
in., prayer meeting on Thursday even
ing, choir practice on Friday evening.
Count uud welcome. D. I). Hoyle,
minister,
Baptist Church.
Hev. F. C. l.ovctt of 0 runts Pass
will preach in the Haptist church Sun
day biorniug uud evening. Morning
subject, "Tho Hroml Minded Mnu";
evening, "Under the Curse." Special
inusio at both services. Suiidny
school l):-l.ri n. m. Men's Hihle ehts
na
PINK W A T CM AND
J K W 13 Ii It Y HKPAIIUNO
Medford, Oregon
KISSES, MEDFORD THEATRE, WEDNESDAY, MAY I.
a.
meets .luring the' Sunday m-Iioi! hour.
All are iiiiteil to lhcc services. A.
A. Holmes, pastor.
MAYOR GAYN0R AND
"OUR GEORGE" MENTIONED
(Continued from Page 1.)
ed to unite the party and put It back
In the ponltlon that makes hiicccsk
seem no itHHiired today was the splen
did iidniliihitnitlon Mayor Guvnor bad
given Now York during the past two
yoarn, bis forcfblo diameter and IiIh
ability to pasH npoit flip great prob
lems that uru now" confronting the
Amotlcaii people, i.
CIiiioiIhtIiiIii fTnlke of.
"Your democratic senator Ceorgo
IC. Chamberlain Is talked of to a
great degree In tlip cant as a vice
presidential possibility and Is no
doubt among thc-potisllillltleB for that
office In the democratic party. Mr.
Chnmhorlaln.ls a man greatly re
spected and universally popular :
mining i no Bcnniorutmu congressmen
nt Washington, Ikjlu highly thought
of In New York, whbro ho has always
been willing to assist the democratic
cause with speeches at tho request of
campaign mauaKcm, no matter what
tho personal Inconvenience. It Is
recognized also that Mr. Chamberlain
Is not only the leading dcmoer.it in
Oregon In relation to national affairs
but that he also occupies the same
position In all of tho states we3t of
the Itocky mountains. Therefore be
would be considered not only from
the standpoint of the votes ho would
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOIt SAI.1J Ono well Improved
block lu Phoenix. Will take $2100
If sold within n month. Author
Itoso. near depot, Phoenix, Ore. Uti
MONKV TO 1.0 VN I bavo $10,000
or $12,000 to loan on well located
real estate lu amounts to suit bor
rowers. Address .mo care Hotel
Holland miming amount desired,
otc. Am out of city part of lime,
H. h. Dodge. 3G
FOR K12NT Five room bungalow
with sleeping porch. Modem con
veniences, Harden and chicken
yard. S20 West 12th st, M
MONI3Y TO LOAN See w! H.
Swlnton, 112 S. King st. lloth
phones. ;U
FOR SAI.H- House tent 12x10 with
files screened. Partly furnished If
desired. Ilargaln If taken within a
fow days. Home phono 9-j.R. 112
WANTKD Who la going to ship I.os
Angeles next 10 days? Address
llox lit, Tribune offlco, as
WANTED --Stock to pasture. Oood
foed nnd water Inquire of II. O.
Pooh. P. O. Uox nr.fi. 12
AN INVESTMENT IN A
Diamond
requires careful thought nnd tho proper confidence in a firm
to warrant absolute satisfaction. To iioto tho proper com
pnrlson you must inspect them from a largo nnd well selected
stock, such as I am ablo to show. In this way you beconio
tliorougbly familiar with values and feel assured of safe uud
economical buying through my binding guarantee
Martin J. Reddy
The Jeweler
Ay
get lu Oregon but in the other, west
ern states as well.
"As I said before, the republican
party Is disrupted, uud with the tar
iff reform Issue and the excellent
conduct of the democratic majority in
congress, there is no dpubt whatever
that the next president of the United
States will be a democrat."
EIGHTY MORE VICTIMS
OF
NEW YOHK. April 27. Highly ad
ditional bodies liuve been identified
aboard tho ooffiuhip jrackay-Beu
nett- sent out, to retrieve the bodies
of victims of the Titanic disaster
from the deep according to announce
ments today from the offices of the
White Star line. The company says
that the Mnekuy-Hennett lots wire
lessed them the 80 names.
DON'T GET RUN DOWN
Weak and miserable. If you have
Kidney or Bladder trouble, dull head
pains, Dizziness, Nervousness, Pains
lu the back, and feel tired all over,
get a package of Mother Gray's AHO
.MATIU LKAF, tho pleasant herb
cure. It never falls. AVo have many
testimonials from grateful people
who bavo used this wonderful rem
edy. As a regulator It has no equal.
Ask for Mother Gray's Aromatic-Leaf
at druggists or sent by mall for 60
els. Sample FREE. Address, The
Mother Gray Co.. LeRoy. N. Y.
jk'-
WHEN YOU WAKE UP
to tho fact that you do not sco as
well or with tho comfort you should,
then como hero and ho fitted with
glasses that suit your every require
ment. 1 use corroborative tests.
No Drugs or Drops
DR. RICKERT
Eyesight Specialist
Over Kent iter's, Medford
DIAMOND SKTTINQ AND
KNflRAVINO "ONE IIBBB
Near Postoffice
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AWAIT
ROOSEVELFS INK
HOHTO.V, April 27 -Thousands of
thoroughly nroimrit voters in Hoston
are engerly awaiting the speech of
Colonel Roosevelt here tonight, in
which he is expected to repent his
Worcester attack on I'rcsident Tuft
The sharp Igc and warm personal
note which the controversy between
tho two republican lenders hits as
sumed since President Tnft flung
down the gauntlet on Thursday has
uroiiufd interest to the-highest pitch,
mid voters who heard the president
here Thursday night are impatient for
the colonel's reply.
Litters of Celebrities Hold
LONDON. April 26. One of tho
most Interesting auctions of auto
graph letters and historical docu
S.S.S.
It an old sore existed simply because the flesh was diseased at that
particular spot, it would bo an oasy matter to apply soma remedy directly
to tho place that would kill the germs; or the diseased flesh might be
removed by a surgical operation and a cure effected. But the very fact
that old sores resist every form of local or external treatment, and even
return after being cut away, shows that back of them Is a morbid oauae
which must bo removed bofore a cure can result. Ju3t as Ions as the
pollution continues In tho blood, the ulcer remains an open cesspool for the
deposit of impurities which tho circulation throws off. S. S. B. cures Old Sore
by purifying the blood. It removes every trace of Impurity and taint froia
the circulation, and thus completely does away with the cause. When
S.S.S. has cleansed the blood, the sore begins to heal, and It 2s sot a
surfaco cure, but the hooling process begins at the bottom; soon the dis
charge ceases, the Inflammation leaves, and the place fills In with firm,
healthy flesh. Under the purifying and tonio effects of S. S. 8. the system
is built up, and those whose health has been impaired by the drain .nnd
worry of an old sore will bo doubly benefited by its use. Book on Seres
and Uloers and any medical advice free to all who write.
TEE SWIFX SPECIFIC CO., ATLAWTA, GA,
You brought nothing Into tho world and will carry
nothing out of It, but you will miss a whole lot (while
here If your eyes are not properly focused. Better 'have
them examined by my scientific corroborative method
and bo sure that you aro not missing anything.
No Drugs (Drops) Used
DR. RICKERT (Over Kentner's)
PROCItKSSIVK
PLAIN FACTS
EYES That are sick need proper care, possibly glasses.
EARS that are causing trouble- need immediate attention.
NOSES that are diseased need the DEST treatment possible
AND when you talk of DEST do not forget where we stand.
THROATS are always bound to get sore once In a while BUT
all the time It is well to romomber that WE ARE SPECIALISTS
on the above conditions and OUR METHODS AND NEW IDEAS aro
winning US tho business THEN CONSULTATION always FREE.
Drs. Saunders & Green
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT SPECIALISTS
Second Floor Garnett-Corey Bldg., Medford, Oregon
RELTAltLE
Hotel Medford
SUNDAY
.$1.00
Anchovio Paste on Toast
Celery en J3rancho Radishes ' Rtyc Olives
- Potage Saint Germain
Clam Bouillon
Shad, Saute Mcmuier
Ponmios Julienne
Cromesky'a la Russe
Orange
Roast Young Turkey, Oyster Dressing
. Baked Sugtr Cured Ham, Champagne Sauna
Ponnnes Ann Succotash
Cold Fresh Asparagus Mayonaiso,
Apple Pie Lemon Meringue
Tutti Fruitti Tee Cream Assorted Cake
Camembert Cheeso Bonlp Crackers
Cafe Noir
Special Music by Missp?, Crawford and $rowell
ments that hnn taken plnce In London
In omo years was held today nt
Sotheby's. Tho collection included
holograph loiters of Lord Nelson.
Queon Kllzabnth, Mary, Quoon of
Scots, tho Duko of Wellington, Car
dinal AVoIsoy, Charles II, Oliver
Cromwell and many otlior celobrated
figures lu Kngllsh history.
at rouriTAiNB.Horei.,on cucwHcnc
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