Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 08, 1912, SECOND EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL" TRIBUNE, MEDX?ORD, OKKOON. WKONMSDAY. MAY 8. 1912. William Donoff of Jacksonville was n Med ford liUBlnoss visitor Tuesday. Ralph Roberts o( Phoenix ami WIIIIb Torpenln loft Tuesday for Portland. A. Y. Lindsay, a fonnor resident of this city, arrived Tuesday from Los Angeles. Kodak finishing, ttao best, at Wes ton's, opposite book storo. Frank Sal tors, brother and wife, of Minnesota, are in Medford on a short visit. Mrs. H. S. AltkeuB has returned from a several dajs visit with friends in Ashland. O. Harabaugh of Jacksonville was transacting business In Medford Tuesday. Dr. M. C. Barber, physician and surgeon, has moved from tho M. K. & II. building to room 9 Palm block. Opposite tho Nash hotel. 64 M. S. Johnson of Rogue River Is In Medford on business. Joe Reynolds returned Tuesday from a visit with his parents In Al bany and a short visit with friends in Portland. 8. A. Newell, ladles' tailor, 4th Woor U. P. & H. Co. bldg. Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Dalley of Colorado Springs are spending a few days I n Medford visiting their friends, the Carpenter brothers, at Veritas orchards. Mr. and Mrs. Dal ley are taking an auto trip nlong tho coast. Money to loan, In amounts of from $G00 to $1000 on Improved real es tate, country property preferred. Carkln & Taylor, Jackson County Bank bldg. Miss Echo Oatman has returned from a several weeks visit with her alstor and brother-ln-lnw, Mr. and Mrs. "Doc" Stevenson of Orovllle, Cal. See It. A. Holmes, The Insurance Han, over Jackson County bank. Mr. and Mrs. John Randall Have returned to their home In Grants Pas3 after spending several days In tho city. E. D. Weston, commercial photog rapher, negatives made any time or place by appointment. Phone M. 1471 S. Vilas Beckwlth leaves Thursday for Wood's Hole, Mass., where he will spend the summer with Mrs. Beckwlth and tho family. Q. H. Eads lias purchased tho coal and fuel business formerly conducted by J. W. Burbldge and will at all times have in stock a full and com plete line of fuel ot all kinds, In cluding mill block wood for summer use. - C. P. Brlggs of Butte Falls was a Medford business visitor Tuesday. D. E. Wilhlte aud son Clarence, fruit growers of Beagle, came over Monday laying In supplies for their .grocery. Cordwood, hardwood and fir $4.50 por single cord. Special low prices In carload lots. Gold Ray Realty Co., Cth and Fir. Mr. Bishop and family have leased tho Tom Turpln residence on North Central for one year and will take possession June 1st. D. B. Reame, tho Wonder soap and talc man, is the best sewing machine repairer on the coast. 246 North Oakdale. If. L. Woolom returned to his home on North Central Fricay, hav lng been engaged plowing and seed ing his Klamath county hay and grain ranch for the past three weeks. Ho reports bay and grain prospects bright In that county. Cordwood, hardwood and fir $4.50 per single cord. Special low prices In carload lots. Gold Ray Realty Co., 6th and Fir. The new city park, corner Court and North Central avenue, is being much imprpvud this spring with pav ed walkB and tastefully planted to ornamental trees aud flowers. Carkln Jk Taylor (John H. Carkln, Glenn O. Taylor), attorneys-at-law, over JackBon County Bank building, Medford. Jay Manning, who 1b running for county treasurer Jn Klamath county und 'who has been visiting his bou Jay, Jr has returned to his home. Cordwood, hardwood and f!r $4.50 per single pord. Special low prices In carload Ms.. Gold Ray' Realty. Co., 6th and Fir. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Houston, ploa eor farmers of North Trail, came down recently laying In supplies. An exuerloucod primary teacher wishes private pupils or young chil dren to tutor. Address H. V., Mall Tribune. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Akin, formerly Mis. Mllllgan of Medford, but luto of ecks&McGowanCo. UNDERTAKERS JMy Vbosa WTI fffyht liMat IT. V. " 1071 . j A. B. Owr, MM JLAB AMZSTAXT, Woodvllle, enmo Saturday and wero the guests ot their sun Homer nml family on North Central. Hon. Jasper Miller, tho veteran school teacher of Klnnmth FaIIh, Is poking Medford an Indefinite visit for health and recreation. Helnuiu Baths In North Aehlnml open Saturday, May 11. 42 J. W. Parker has returned from n short business trip north. Rex II. Lampmnn ot Gold Hill was an enthusiastic fight fan In town Tuesday evening for the big doings. James Frcdenburg, supervisor of the Sams Valley road district and one of the substantial farmers ot that prosperous community, was transact ing business In Medford recently. Mrs. L. Jennings, Mrs. S. Mc Clendon and Mrs. Jessie McCtcndou wero Medford visitors one daj last week. D. II. Miller, who has an abiding faith In the future of Gold Hill, was In Medford on business recently. William Morris of Rock Point, one of tho real pioneers of the Itoguo river valley, was In the city recently. W. L. Greenleaf, of Knnes creek, has been engaged as principal of the Central Point schools for next year. Mrs. W. H. Stlckel of Gold Hill was In Medford recently visiting friends. II. A. Ensign, of Sleepy Hollow farm, was at Medford on business Monday. Mrs. Horace Pelton and little daughter returned Thursday from San Diego, where they have been en Joying the sea breezes f6r several weeks. Theodore Glass has returned to his home iu the Beagle district after an extended trip through tho Big Bend and Wenatchee countries and other sections ot Washington. He reports a splendid fruit crop prospect In the districts he visited. A fire alarm was turned In Tues day evening about 8 o'clock from tho Valley Auto company garage. While exploring the Interior of his car with a match M. F. Hanley fired tho carburetor. The car was shoed out of the building. Little damage was done. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Whetsel leave Thursday morning for Jackson, Ohio, where Mr. Whetsel has been called on account of sickness of his brother. They expect to be gone about four to six weeks. Dr. J. F. Reddy with a party of Spokane men left Wednesday morn ing for a trip to tho Blue Ledge mine. G. F. Billings ot Ashland was a Medford visitor Wednesday. Maggie E. Turner, aged 52, died at her home on West Jackson street Wednesday morning. May 8. Funer al services at Weeks & McGowan's chapel Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. JAP PAPERS HOOT COMBINE OF POWERS TOKIO, May 8. Japanese news papers generally and a great many prominent Japanese business men and politicians are roasting the Mi kado's government for entering into tho "six power" syndicate to finance the new Chinese republic. Japan's share of the loan will be about $50,000,000. The Japanese are already taxed to ' the extreme limit of endurance and Jt will be ut terly impossible for the government to raise even a small fraction of $50, 000,000 In the local market. Count Okuma says the Mikado will have to borrow the money abroad, but this falls to satisfy the oppon ents of the loan. Though China will have to pay a high rate of Interest, Japan Is so deeply In debt, It Is ar gued, that Us credit is not very good and it will have to pay a high rate, too. Many Japanese doubt if their country will get out even on the transaction and If it falls to do so It will be a very btIoub matter, be cause tho people are already carry ing a burden almost heavier than they can bear. Count Okuma openly says that the loan mcanB the "six powers" intend to "subjugate the new Chinese re public with money," and that Japan simply had to Join the group to pro tect Its own Interests. OAKLAND, Cal. Forty annual pastes pu various railroads, lost by R. C. Huston, Great Northern offi cial, aro blowing about Los Angeles today. Huston haa offered u re wurd. Alexander The Suit Man Call and look over twelvo hundred samples of tho latest weaves In Men's Suitings. A made to your measure Buit, ab solutely guaranteed to fit, guaran teed all pure wool and guaranteed to hold Its shapo. Made to your meas tiro suits, $18.00 to $10.00 Room 8, Palm Building, Tho Dally Hint mom Tails. .jti.U ! ComUkl. IIIL few Hruttvaar Ktiintlr CerrCt. tli, Ntw Y tlnM Ctimm Black lr.-(v hit n'lth hrm with braided nbbon. Mark a kiwm TELEGflAPH TABLOIDS SAN FltANClSCO. The price of a woman's hair Is $10,027.50, ac cord I nt; to Mrs. Agues Hose, who Ik sulug Mclauiu Block, a hair dresser, for that sum. The dresser ruined her hair and burned her scalp, she says. SAN FRANCISCO. A squad of policemen scoured the city for a week for two men alleged to have kidnaped It ear old Margaret Mejer and robbed her of $4.50. Then the child confessed she had invented the story because she was afraid to tell her mother she had lost the money. LOS ANGELES, Cal. Ray Nettles claim n loose mental cog caused his habit of holding up streetcars was exploded today by Insanity experts. Epllopsy will be tho next defense, according to his attorney. PORTLAND. Ore. Complaint Is made that F. A. Johnson represented two horses as souud and In tho prime of life, "whereas the mare had the blind staggers, the horso had the heaves and both wero in their de clining years." VANCOUVER, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Jones wero only slightly Injured when an automobile lilt the buggy in which they were driving, although the buggy found a resting placo on an embankment SO feet away. METHODIST CONFERENCE . CENSURES THE PRESIDENT JUKNEAPOLIS, Minn., My 8. -The Methodist Episcopal eonlerence adopted a resolution t'oiidcinnin tin wearing of religious garb in govern ment schools, infcrentinlly censuring President Tnl'l as government official who ignored their protests ngaiiint such use of this garb. A resolution was adopted provid ing that no one who ues tobacco shall he elected to any office by the conference. DRUNKEN QUARREL ENDS IN MURDER OF FRIEND TACOMA, Wash., May 8. In ' a drunken quarrel about midnight last night August Savy, a French minor, shot and almost Instantly killed Jules Brum at Carbonado. Tho men had been drinking to gether at Savy'a home. Savy got tired and told his visitor to leave. Brum wanted to Btay. He left final ly, but Immediately returned. Hot words followed. Then Savy drew a shotgun loaded heavy with buckshot and tired while but a few feet away. Swamp Land Notice. Acting under Instructions from Governor West, alt tho swamp land belonging to thp Stato of Oregon will be selected as soon as possible. Any one having information re garding the location or condition of buch land will kindly confer with me. Such Information will be ot much value to tho land department. T. A. IUNPHART, tf Stato Land Agent. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY THREE uncalled for summer suits for sale. Come In and malto your own prlco. W. W. Elfert, l!l2 W. Main st. ' 42 FOR SALE A sDj rotfm all modern bungalow almost now with n largo lawn. Hub Dutch kitchen, 'buffet and paneled walls., Prlco $p000, Terms .nothing do wound only $30 por uioith with no Interest. Why pay rent? Inquire Tumy, Ganiett Coiey bldg. FOUND Small chatelln gold watch. Ownor may Jiuyo sumo by calling and proving property and paying for advertisement at Hotel Med ford, room 30IL WANTED Will feed and caro for your horse for its use, with option of buying after a thorough tryotit. Must bo gentle and all around good horse. Havo only small gur deu tract to work, Address W euro Mall Tribune 41 "-"--, I 1 1 r v H I vir ' "1 i i GOTTLIEB FROM EASTERN TRIP M Chi is (loltlich, uiic il' the cruch iniirkMiieu of (he woilil, lishorumii ovtrnorditmrV ami all iiroiiml good fellow, arrixed Wulne-dax troin Kuii s t'il to upend the summer in AU U ford. Ml. Gottlieb jv tho owner I' tho Winchester addition on t Eleventh trout, liuiuod niter ilio Win-cho-lor Arms Co. for hut lie tm clod for innnv years, mid is also e tiuisixulv iutorojJtod. with Tom Mai shall mid other famous untrkuu"i, in orchaid proportion ".Med fold is the hiiihlft spot I luwe -con in over otltlO miles of'trn xel" Miid Mr. Oottholi. "anil I tun glad to got hack to (Sod's own coun tr,x. Thev don't niuKo aa.x hotter place- than the Ihunte lixor valley and cvorv minute I'm awitx I'm lioinc sick to return." While hunting in Oklahoma tlri xx inter, a -trav shot -truck Mr. (tott lioli in the e.vo unit lie had u nariow c-capo from blitidiio . lie interested a largo number of people in Modtord while axvny and report- that many of his friends contemplate coming heie in the near tutiire. JOHN BURROUGHS DON'T LIKE BROWNING'S POETRY PASADENA. Cal.. May S. Pomi-denti'.- nnnv of Hmxviiiiig dexoteos arc laughing nt n joke on thoin-elxc--prting by the famous iiaturali-t. John Burroughs. Famous men (- letters in all pints' of the iVitod States asked to .-end letters of appre ciation to be read at the three days' celebration of Browning's centenary Mtetry. Hurroinhs wrete: "I do not like Browning's poetry. My time is devoted to more impoitii'it bu-ino-s than merely sending mes sages of congratulation to acknow ledge the centenary of a poet with xvho-o works I am at xariance. "Of oour-e,' he added ironically, M know I aiii entirely in the xvrong and uloiio in this opinion." SANTA MONICA TO LOSE ITS FAMOUS AUTO RACE LOS ANGELES, Cal., May 8. Automoblllst.s of Los Angeles believe today that the famous Santa Monica road race, which hiu been called the motor classic of. the Pacific coast, will bo discontinued. Tho difficulty of raising In. Saata Jklontca the In creased prize money demanded by tho drivers for next year's proposed raco will not be surmounted, tho en thusiasts say. A new course In Los Angeles Is contemplated by members of the Automobile Dealers associa tlpn. C1TV TKKASUHLU'S NOTICE. Notlco Is herebj given that thore are funds on liamTlii tho city treas ury for the redemption of tho fol lowing warrants: Interest will cease, ou samo ut date of this netice: Warrants No. 5 and 1 on lateral eral No. 8 Dlst. .'.. Nos. 1 and 2 on lateral No. 8 Dlst. 7. Nos. 1 and 2 on lateral No, 11 Dlst. 7. No. 2 on lateral No. 1 Dlst. 1. No. 1 on lateral No. 4 Dlst. 13. Dated May 8th, 1912. OUS II. SAMUELS, City Treasurer. OVERTAXED Ifumlretls of Medford Headers Kuotv AVIiat It Mcutis. The kidneys arc overtaxed; Have too much to do. They tell about It In many aches and pains , Dackache, dizziness, headache, Early symptoms of Jcldney IIIh. Urinary troubles, dropsy, Drift's disease follow. The statement below shows you a reliable remedy for kidney ills. Mrs. J. Waterman, J'hounlx, Ore gon, says: "I have no hesitation In recommending Doan's Kldnov Pills as I have had amplo proof of their merit. Over exertion or being ou my feet for any length of time, emitted my buck to actio and sent sharp pains through my loins. Freauent head aches and spoils of (HzzIiicsk also bothered mo. I know that my kid neys were at fault and hoarlng Doan's Kidney Pills highly recommended, I procured a supply. I began their use und they relieved tho difficulties which had so loug distressed mo." For salo by ali dcalors. Prlco dO cents. FoBter.Mllburu Co., Iluffulo, Now Yoi k, solo agents for tho United States. Itemombor tho iiumo Donn's1 and take no other. Vacuum Carpet Cleaning AVo have gasoline power, a large machine, and guaran tee all work. Ifomc Phono 83-IC -ft T'l.T'-J' rf? &?; M M ...'. .' fiying CTMfc oZBLJMr- Clark & Wright LAWYERS WASHINGTON, II. O. Public Land Matters: Final Proof. Desert Lauds, Contests aud Mining Cases. Scrip. PLUMBING Steam and Hot Water Heating Alt Work Oimrnntwa. Price Ituaauimbln. COFFEEN & PRICE 83 Howard Block, Xtitmoe on Oth St rctrio 2031. Kotu t- Draperies W carry a vry complete lln of droiwrleii, inn curtolnii. fix tures, utc. nnd To nil cl(u of upholfltcrliiK A np.-olnl man to look urtvr thin work uxrlunlvnly nml will Klvn na eood rvlcn an In poimltila to get Iu eviti tho larKent cltle. WEEKS & MgGOWAN GO. 0000MO0'K0,K O Fine Engraving Plate and .100 Cards 1..j0 to $3.00 Engraving only J 00 Cards $J.OO irth Announcement Wedding 'Announcement Anything you want See us Medford Book Store OKOOCHfrOOOOO An "Acher" as Big as.an Acre M0' at leBt thut'u tho way It feolB to tho suffoier soon gets relief when th victim reaches opr hands. Wo aro adopts at painless extraction, nlso at filling teeth and saving them when worth saving, Supposo you glvo iih a tiinl on your next Dontnl Job? You will find us so gontlo In our opera tions and charges that you will surely return. Lady Attendant DR. BARBER THW DENTIST Over Dn"nlols for Duds, Pacific Phono yri82, Home Phono II f, IMC wMfiz0 F'r 5 WrK TO U C WOT Vvl mk is You insure vour Why not insure your by using Cottolene? It isn't the quantity of food you cat, but ' that portion of it that digests that brings health and strength. 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Our stock of Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables is always complete and you will find it to your inter est to trade here. v- We have added a new modern slicer to slice bacon, boilCd ham and dried beef. We also carry the best hams and other cured meals Allen Grocery Co. South Central Phono Main 51 IGE ?fc DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY WHAT IS DISTILLED WATER? Distilled Water is water that has been condensed into steam, then converted back to its natural state, thus killing all germs, the water'may contain, WHAT IS FILTERED WATER? Filtered Water, is water that has passed through filtering beds, thereby purifying jlself of all foreign substances. WEINHARD'S IOE is made from Distilled, Filtered Water, .indorsed by all physicians. H. WEINHARD'S ICE DEPOT THE Sunrise Laundry FAMILY WASHING A HPKOlAIl'Vi M,h WOIIIC CJUAltANTKRI) Ordora called for tuul delivered. Klrt claim work dono hy hand, Ladloo' and nioti'a milts clounod und jiroiiaod. Tel. Main 7831; Home, 37. Cornor Eighth and South Central Avouuo. Life Health . s55". 'iv w :.' -4 health is kW Things Eat Goods Both Phones Phone Home 291 f