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Thore will tie a lea" 16mdrrbw at
Mrs. Walter McCnllum's, at 334
South Grape, from 2:30 to n p. m.
All ladles Interested In equal suf
frage nro invited. , California, Utah,
Wyoming, Colorado, Washington nnd
Idaho women, are especially Invited
to attend.
Harry Pollctt or Ashland is tu
Medford on a ahort business trip.
W. P. Horn of Qranta Pass is vis
iting friends in this city.
Rnipn Wood'ord ana Louis War
ner are planning- a fishing trip to
Jenny creek on the Klamath side of
the. mountains.
Kodak finishing;, the best, at Wes
ton's, opposito book store.
H. D. Hood ot Gold HIU is spend-,
ing a few days In Medford on busi
ness. Clifford, Dcckett left, Monday ovo
nlng for Myrtle Creek, called by the
ecrloua Illness of his father.
Henry Slone of Gold HIU Is spend
ing n few days In Medford on busi
ness,
Dr. M". C. Barber, physician and
surgeon, has moved from tho M. F.
& H. building to room 9 Palm block.
Opposite the Nash hotel. G4
W. D. Ouggan of Woodvillo Is
spending a few days in Medford on
business.
Lincoln McCormack is at Grants
Pass for a few days on business.
Ralph Woodford has returned
from a Bhort visit at Grants Pass
with relatives.
S. A. Newell, ladles' tailor, 4th
floor M. P. & H. Co. bldg.
Mr. and Mrs. Jojin Randall have
returned to their homo at Grants
Pass after visiting their daughter,
Mrs, A. P. DIsatcll, In this city.
T. W. Osgood has been spending
considerable or his time near Ash
land recently on business.
Tho ladles or the Altar society ot
the Catholic church will give a card
party In their hall on South Oakdalej
Friday evening in honor of Rev.
Father J. F. O'Farrell. who will
leave Sunday evening for Canada for
a three months stay.
Money to loan, In amounts ot from
$509 to 11000 on Improved real es
tate, country property preferred.
Carkln & Taylor, Jackson County
Bank bldg.
George H. Millar has returned
from a visit at Grants Pass, where
he went on business connected with
the socialist party.
See R. A. Holmes, The Insurance
Van, over Jackson County bank.
Mayor R. G. Smith of Grants Pass
was a recent visitor In Medford.
E. D. Weston, commercial photog
rapher, negatives made any time or
place by appointment. Phono M. 1471
Miss Cbarilla Tethorow has re
turned .to Medford after a visit with
her parents a Grants Pass, She is
attending St. Mary's academy.
G. H. Eada has ourcnased the coal
nnd fuel business formerly conducted
by J. W. Burbldgo and will at all
times have In stack a full and com
plete line of fuel of all kinds, in
cluding mill block wood for summer
use.
Mrs. H. S. Atkins ot Medford has
returned from a visit with friends at
Ashland.
Cordwood, hardwood and fir $4.50
per single cord. Special low prices in
carload lots. Gold Ray Realty Co.,
Gth and Fir.
Miss Alene AJleu Is visiting Mies
Gertrude Barber of Ashland.
D. B. Reame, the Wonder soap and
talc man. is the best sewing machine
repairer on tho coast. 246 North
Oakdale. "
Frank Salter's brother and wife
are hero on a visit and to look at
our country,
Cordwood, hardwood and fir ? 4.50
per single c,ord. Special low prices In
carload lots. Gojd Ray Realty Co.,
Cth and Fir.
Robert Jonas, wife and Uttlo son,
of John Day, are here visiting rela
tives. Carkln & Taylor (John H. Carkin,
Glenn O. Taylor), attorneys-at-law,
over Jackson County Bank building,
Medrord.
Charles Rice, who has been at tho
Eagle tho past three years, left Sat
urday for Eugene.
Cordwood, hardwood and fir ?4.50
per single cord. Spoclal low prices In
carload lots. Gold Ray Realty Co.,
6th and Fir.
An experienced primary teacher
wishes privato pupils or young chil
dren to tutor. AddroBB H. V., Mail
Trlbuno. 43
O. G. Steelq ot Yreka, superintend
ent ot the California' and Oregon
Power company, was a recent Med
ford visitor.
Mrs. B.y P. lulkoy 13 at Stayton,
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TJDTJJTTAKERS'
jnrt vbobmi r. w. wks to?.
A. M. OR, M
Marlon county, with her sister, Mrs.
Dr. Uenucnmp, who Is seriously 111.
Mr. and Mrs. 11 II. Klrby ot Ash
land woro recent visitors In Medford.
Miss Fay Carver of Ashland, who
hna been visiting friends In this end
of the valley, has returned homo.
Samuel Rosenborg of Seattle,
owner ot tho Uear Creek orchards.
Is In Medford Inspecting his property.
John W. Erlcson of IHg Hut to Is
In Medrord on a short business trip.
Mrs. Henry Stone la visiting fr'onds
for a few daya at Eugene.
Harry Satnge of Applegate Is in
Medford on a short business trip.
"Slasher" Powell, athlete, farmer
and clubman, Is spending a few days
In Medford rrom his Eagle Point
ranch.
With tho arrival or summer weath
er the Clarke & Henery Construction
company has commenced operations
on Eleventh street and Is preparing
to rush tho work, which had been
delayed by rains.
II. C Andrews and daughter Lu
clle, or Talent, are visiting friends
In Medrord.
Mrs. Charles H. Tarryson ot Sac
ramento Is In Medford for n visit
with her son, George.
T. M. Simpson of Steamboat Is In
Medrord on business.
Harvey Samuels or Bnncom Is vis
iting Medford.
BEEF TRUST MUST
DISSOLVE OR BE SUED
CHICAGO. May 7. Either dis
solve the National Packing company
or stand suit for dissolution is the
ultimatum delivered to the beef bar
ons today by United States Attorney
WHkerson.
Wilkersou is preparing to file a
new bill asking for the dissolution
or the beef trust, but states that he
will forego action if the National
Packing company voluntarily dis
solves.
MRS. EDDYS WILL
SUSTAINEHY COURT
CONCORD, N. H., May 7. Con
test over the estate or the late Mrs.
Mary Baker G. Eddy, rounder or the
Christian Science church, was ended
today by a decision of tho New
Hampshire supreme court, which
sustained Mrs. Eddy's bequest ot the
residue of her estate, valued at
$2,000,000. to tho First Church ot
Christ Scientist, of Boston. .e
WEDDING BELLS DELAY
GOOD ROADS MEETING
The good roads meeting, which will
draw up a bill enabling the counties
to bond themselves to the extent they
deem necessary for the building of
good roads, has been set for Friday
night instead of Wednesday, as was
announced.
The changing of the date to Fri
day comes on account of an oversight
which resulted from the enthusiasm
of Judge William Colvlg, who was so
Intent on getting a bill drawn up and
sanctioned by the club that he forgot
tho marriage of his son, Don, to Miss
Starr Marshall, Wednesday night.
Since his son announced the wedding
some weeks ago and had made spe
cial plans, Judge Colvlg did not ask
blm to postpone the Important event
until later that he might attend the
meeting.
BOURNE GRILLS PRESIDENT
FOR APPOINTMENTS
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committee or the chairman of the
Mute committee or by referees who
maintain state political uindiine..
While I Htill protest agniiiht nod de
nounce your evasion and violation of
the plain intent of the constitution,
I realize that by pursuing the same
devious methods you hnve in the pnst,
you have the power to eontiniio in
office indefinitely men who have not
been luppointed by and with the con
sent of the senate. Continuation of
such taction tends to injure the public
service."
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED To buy a good milch cow.
A. A. Davis, Medford, Ore.
Alexander
The Suit Man
Call and look over twelve hundred
samples of tho latest weaves In
Men's Suitings,
A made to your .measure suit, ab
solutely guaranteed to fit, guaran
teed all pure wool and guaranteed to
hold Its shape. Made to your mcas
tiro suits,
818.00 to $10.00
Room 8, Pujm Building.
iMBDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE,
CAMPAIGNING
OHIO FOR WILSON
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IIII.LSilOiiO, Ohio, Mn.v 7. "If
llnrmou i- defeated in Ohio it will not
only end his euiuliilticy "t It will
mnko innxwrtihle the enuliliev of tiny
other roaetioiuiry," said Willium .1.
Hrynn in the eiuie of n speeeh wliieli
he delivered in n (touring ruin, timing
which he lauded Woodrmv Wtf -cunriidney.
Hrynn -(toko InM night nl Chilli
eotlie. Tonight ho '.peak nit Toledo
n ml tomorrow ho will camiwicn in
northern Ohio.
FORMER MEDFQRDITES
TORNADO VICTIMS
Word came to Norman Moud.ay
that In the recent tornado that Vhitt
ed tho western iwirt of Oklahoma,
two well know citizens or this city
n short time, ago, were unfortunate
in tho loss Of property. Joe W lutoit
and family lived at Sentinel, and his
property has been destroyed entire -
ly, while Albert Symcox. who with
his family resided on a fine farm ad
joining Cordell. tho county seat of
Washita county, lost all ot his build
ings when the same storm reached
that point.
Both families escaped Injury hav
ing taken refuge In their storm cave.
While the property loss to both men
Is considerable, they are thankful ;o
Ijiavo escaped so lightly everything
considered. A straugo fact to be re
membered Is that both families were
victims of tho disastrous tornadoes
that visited the sections both north
and south of Norman, on the after
noon of April -Tith, just nineteen
years ago. One tornado experience
is usually all that falls to the lot of
tho avcrago person, nnd it is to be
presumed, that as a rule, that Is one
more oxjierlence than Is desirable.
Norman, Okla., Democrat.
Mr. Symcox and family lived "here
about eighteen months, owned the
place now the property or John Mad
den, owns business property In Med
rord now and is a brother of Mrs.
Addie Haswell of this city. Mrs. Joe
Wlnton Is a sister ot Mrs. Haswell.
In the cyclono of nineteen years ago
Mrs. Haswell lost everything and
came west. The Symcox and Wlnton
families should return to tho land of
sunshlno and happiness.
ALFALFA FACTORY SL'RE
SAYS PROF. 0'GARA
That the alfaira factory, which will
make several foodstuffs from tho suc
culent grass, is a go was assured by
Professor P. J. O'Gara, who returned
Sunday rrom San, Francisco. Rogue
River valley Is favored on account of
the abundance of water and power,
which Is proving to bo a difficulty In
California.
Tho company, says Mr. O'Gara Is
back with a largo amount ot capital
and mean business. Representatives
of tho company will bo in Medford
within tho next few weeks and make
more definite arrangements.
Swamp Luuil Notice.
Acting under instructions from
Governor West, all tho swamp land
belonging to tho State of Oregon will
be selected as soon as possible.
Any one having Information re
garding the location or condition ot
tuch land will kindly confer with
me. Such information will be of
much valuo to tho land department.
T. A. RINEHART,
tf State Land Agent.
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MI3DFORP. QKIWQX. MTKSDAV. MAY 7. 1012.
MOST LAUGHABLE FARCE j
IN MEDFORD FRIDAY1
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Tho attraction ht 'he opera Iftiuso,
f Friday night, May jo. will ho Will.
lain A. Hrady's production of "Ovur
Night," n three, tut play by Philip
11. Uurtholomno, stung play
wright who has won favor with this
his first offoit, us h contributor to
the stage. When Mr Hrady origin
ally decided to put on thlH piny In
New York he undoubtedly did 'so
with some uilsglvltiK on accuuut ot
tho youth and Inexperience of Its
author, but this niaiuiKcr Is nothing
If not courageous, and tho first
night's performance assured hint
that Mr Hnrthnhiuiito wan ut least
"lucky" slneo the )lay mot with In
stantaneous, approval both from the
audience niuj the critics, tho latter
uniting In prnlslug It. nil declining
that "Over Night" was tho "best
laugh of the season." As Its title
would suggest. "Over Night" recites
the happenings of a single night,
with the scenes laid along tho llud-
'80 riVor. tho first act oceurilng on
tw Htnwmr Hendrlck Hudson, and '
1 tne other two at tlie Itlp Van Wlnklo
tun In the Catskllls. It describes In '
a htguoroiiH manner the mlshitps that I
befall two .voiiuk married couples.
who are on their hone) moon trips up i
tho river to Albany,
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NEW YORK, May 7. Selling
again featured tho stock market at
tho opening today. I nlted States
Steel, Reading, C. and O.. and the
Copper stocks showed marked weak
ness. Tho general lint made many
declines. Canadian Pacific was about
tho only stock to show any firmness.
Experts Endorse It
"Mirion IIarlaiut."Mn.JaiiotM nin.and
Mr. Parah Tyou Itoivr aruiuxnnt thcMiur
authority wh!UinK jrufamlllar to aliiKot
nvurr houscwlfo. Each tiu hrr own dUtliic-
tlvo mothod of work, but It W Intcrwtliiif to ;
uoto that on tho all-lruiortaut jm-tlon of a
cooUtur tat. they aru uaauliuoui tu nx-utn- j
niL'udliur Cottolcuu.
"Marion HarUiul"ayofCYtfto!ni"ri Juw t
Otnrn rnit( MtUAkrUon," Mrs. Hill ay: I
"VtrwittoftKUrnujtiulturttvnwiitU." Mr, j
Korvr sayi: ".l tniwJt uunt tuiilthut vnnluU ,
than UinL"
With soch authority Ivhlml It. evvry hou- I
lcrnvr Trill Iwi tarnln inwturlttilriiia Irlal.
It U piitvr and more wholmxiui than I anl ami
It U mom ocououilcal, toy ouo-lhlrd Iras btuitf
required.
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Health
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Women who bear children and ro
main healthy are those who proparo
their systems in advance ot baby's
coming. Unless ,lho ' mothor alda
nature In Its pre-natal work tho crlsla
finds her system unequal to tho de
mands mado upon it, and oho la often ,
loft with weakened health or chronic i
ailments. No remedy Is so truly a '
help to nature as Mother's Frlond.
ft relieves the pain and discomfort j
caused by tho strain on tho llgamentH, j
makes pliant thoso fibres and musclea '
which natttro Is expanding, nnd soothen
th3 inflammation of breast glundtr. i
Mother's Friend assures a speedy and i
complete recovery
for tho mother, "MJrW'l,-A"'
and sho Is loft a iYlOlllCFS ,
healthy woman to " ffMtnnJ .
tnjoy the rear- XMHlCl ,
Ing of her child. i
Mother's Friend Is sold at drug stores.
Wrlto for our.frco book for expectant
mothers (
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Free Service to your House
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Ranges at Greatly
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Southern Hallway, lutonmtloiiiil
Ihtt venter, Atnorleun Car nnd Wis
consin Central lost om ur mole.
Heading, I'nlon I'lielflo ami Now
Vim It Central, mourn! noon recovered
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IIAHKIHIHUtO, I'a, Mny 7 With
Wllllinu tlhiHgnw of Philadelphia "fl
ing ih temporary clinlnimu by nitioo
nionl, tho Pennsylvania mult doino
nrntlu convention opened horo this
afternouii Tho opiitmlng clalnmutH
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If .You Were an Expert,
What Car Would You Buy?
The time hns passed whcn'autoniobiki? am be sold toyouon
their appearances or claims. This is a day when yon and l-very
purchaser must be shown what the car for which ou pay your
money will actually perform;! what it will do. Bewnrc of nn
automobile salesman who attempts to beguile you with a
pleasing story. Tell him to show the Roods and prove to you
that his cars are worth the money. Find out whether his car
is a real car or only an assembled automobile built to sell.
You have a right to your money's worth, but it is up to you
to see that you got it. Deeper than all appearances, there
arc n few expert tests which ought to be applied to every car.
Who makes the car? Is it an assembled car or made from top
to bottom by one manufacturer? What kind of a guarantee
is on it? Docs the manufacturer respect his own product
with a real guarantee, or does he want you to tnkc the chance?
What do parts cost you and how conveniently can you get
them? How many cars of this make are in service and how
many are giving satisfaction? Questions like these go deep into
the heart of the case, and if you put them rigorously upon
any car you will find out with a certainty whether or not that
car is worth its price.
We are selling Studcbakcr E-M-F ,430" and Flanders "20"
cars because wc know that, dollar for dollar,thcir equal is not
sold in the market today. The records of many thousands of
cars in all kinds of service have convinced us absolutely.
Studcbakcr E-M-F "30" and Flanders "20" cars arc built to
run, and because they run they sell. If wc cannot prove to
you under the most searching test that Studcbakcr cars are
absolutely the best automobile values in the market, wc do
not want your business; but wc can prove it, and your
neighbors who drive these cars will tell you the same thing.
Be an expert when it comes to buying a car. You can, by
getting from us some further ideas on real tests of an
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v us now because wc have something
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in mind.
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