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.UV (. wS.j, ..- t jiivtkuvUn, PAGE TWO MEDFORD MVTTJ TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OKIWOW WKDNKSOAV, .! U 1 . V 10. 1!)li. I ( . t OCAL AND L PERSONAL Mrs. C. A. Caldwell nnd Mrs. A. 15. Orr left thin morning for Roscburg whom tlioy will visit frlcndo for two or thrco days. They will then go on to Kugono, jtfrs. Caldwell visiting Ihrro for n fow days, Mrs. Orr stny- (Irnnts Pass prepnrlng for nn extended trip to the Coos Hay region. Mrs: CD, Colo of Ornnta Vats Is In Mcdford for n short visit with friends. n. K. Kvans of the Happy Camp district 18 visiting Medford. 12. A. J licks and 1 M. Kershaw will motor to northern California next week on a short business trip. They may return by way of Klamath Kails. A. L. Hall or Hilt Is In tho city visiting his parents. He Is employed UPS. PEXNIIUCKEP T SELECTED . . i Pit BSIDEWTt OP CLUB FEDERATION ntt for a longer visit of taw weeks, Mrs. Caldwell then goes on to Spo- the timber In that neighborhood. kmin:Vvino she will visit relallvcs Miss ' Grace Young relumed ....,.-,, ... nnd "friends for,n month orfclx weeks. ftlnnl''c1cauun salo of summer hats. Your cholco of nny hat to $10, at U.9S." 95 A.''C 'Howlott of Eaglo Point passed through Mcdford Wednesday on his way to Grants Pass on busi ness. K.'D. Weston, commercial photog raphern, negatives made any time or plac'o by appointment. Phone "M. 1471 II. D. Stead of Ashland spent Wednesday nt Mcdford on a short business trip. Seo H. A. Holmes, The Insurance Mnn, over Jackson County Hank. O. C- King has returned rrom n business trip to Iloguo River. tfodnk finishing, the best at Wes ton's, opposite book store. I), II.'Thomas returned today from a business trip to Portland. He re ports the, Elks rlnchargc of ovcryUilng at Portland. Carkl'n & Taylor (John 11. Carkln. Gle'ritf'W Taylor), atlornoys-aMaw. ovd.PjnekKon County Bank Building. Meir6faM ' 'Il'cnVr' ' V? Anflcrson ot' Griffin creekflln Mcdford for a brief visit with'' friends. A Snap" at Berlin's Tailoring Par lors'.' "Thrco ' fine men's suits, all wool, latest style,-36. 37 and 38 slscs, for $10 o&ch. Seo them -now. Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Grirfln reached1 Mcdford today after leisure ly crossing tho continent. Mr. Grif fin' loft 'hero early In Jurio for New- York- whero on Juno 19 ho was mar rled to Miss Dorothea Nixon. They will be a't homo to their many friends after' August 1. Our full line or fine woolens has arrived. Save $10' by ordering now. Wo roako flno ladles and mens suits. Berlin, Medford, 219 W. Mala. ' !E; D,' Brlggs nnd Benton Bowers or Ashland 'passed through Medford Wednesday-" morning" on thialr way to Jacksonville,, to attend; icoutjt. Is. AV Npwell,,. ladles' tailor, 4th floor M. F. &H.Mdg. Pat Wilson ot Rich spent Wednes day at "Medford on business. Wednesday from ft visit with friends at Grants Pass. J. H. Hnnimoraley of Rogue River was a recent visitor In Medford.. Mrs. Sarah Dcane of Ashland Is spending n few days In this city on business. ,T. S. Waltham of Klamath Palls Is In Medford for a short visit with friends. Jnmes Bates has left for an au tomobile trip to Portland. largo number of tourists are be ginning to pass through Medford by automobile both north and south and nearly every night sees from two to ten touring cars at local garages. A bunch of six machines arrived from California Tuesday night. MCOjPrllUP CAUFCNTLB.. fO - MRS PERCY PENrmWCKIR. That Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker, ot Austin, Texas, had been elected prrat lent or the General Federation of Women's Clubs for tho ucxt two years was idmlUcd In San Francisco In ndvancc or formal announcement. Mrs. Penny, wcker wou by n nurrow margin from Mrs. Philip Carpenter, of New York. MEXICAN OUTRAGES iTAFT AND TEDDY ISSUE IN IOWA I A TEAM ROLLER BRING CRII jThe Southern Pacific passengei station la the only place In Mcdford where tickets to points outside of Jackaon county can bo purchased. Dr.' J.' F.' Reddy left today for a visit to the Happy Camp mining dis trict'. - Modern rooms and board, nome llljel Sadla Johnson, 344 S. Central. Phono 316 L. Home. ' ' 95 Henry R. Boyd of Ashland spent Wednesday at Medford on business. Moved to 31 N. Grape street The Medford Conservatory for music and languages. G. Talllandler, director. Open all summer. 'Martfn'L. Erlckson, supervisor of tho Crater National Forest and Ly man Orton left "Wednesday for a two weeks horseback trip on the head quarters of Applegate. Mr. Erlck son goes' on official business while Mr.' Orton goes for tho outing. 'Wo pay 25 cents In trado for fresh ranch eggs. Also groceries sold at right prices at Paisley's Cash Gro cery, No. 2, West Jackson street. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Brown of Eagle Point are spending a few days in Mcdford on business. Miss Gretchcn Crawford and Mrs. Ernest Webb wero In the city Tuesday from Central Point. Mrs. '. J. Lewis of Phoenix spent Wednesday In Medford with friends. Frank Galloway ot Sacramento Is In tho'clty visiting his brother George. Ho may' decide to remain hero. A grass firo on West Main street was responsible for an alarm of fire turned In Tuesday nftornoon. Tho fire boys promptly corralled the flames. No damagn was done. Mr. and Mrs. .U. S. Smllhson or Ashland spent Wednesday at Med ford on a short business trip. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Barnard of Phoenix Bpont Wednesday lu Medford on business. Clarenco L. Noff or Yreka Is In Medford boohtlng for tho mining congress to bo hold next week at that placo. Frank W. Paulson of Evans Creek Is In Medford on a short business trip. Mr. nnd Mrs. Floyd Clark of Steamboat nro In Medford for a Hhort visit, A. M. Woodford Is spending a fow' days with his (laughter n.t WASHINGTON. July 10. Senator Mark Smith of Arizona said today that a crisis with .Mexico was at hand. "There will be big developments, within the next five or six days.," he said. "Outrages upon Americans are becoming so frequent mat we can put up with them no longer. If I had the handling of the situation, I would send troops and stop It. "I have been In frequent consulta tion with our diplomatic officials, who agree that the situation Is ser ious, but who do not believe there will be any Intervention. But we have to do something within the next few days either issue a proclama tion or Intervene." STEAMER BERTHA D0LBEER RAMMED BY TUSCAR0RA SAX FRANCISCO. July 10.-Her jib-boom anil hendsjenr completely carried away, the schooner Bertha Dolbcet- bound for Gray harbor, wa rammed ami almost Mink by the Irit A .steamer Tu.enroru off the San Francisco lightship tiday. Captain Krieson of the Bertha Dolbeer do- was later towed back into port. UNION BANDS REFUSE TO MARCH IN ELKS' PARADE WecKs&McGowanCo. UNDERTAKERS 9T VfcOBS M71 Vlgfet Vboatil T. W. WMka 1071 A. X. Orr, SIM - JbABT AMWTAJT. DEATH RECORD SET BY AVIATION VERY HIGH r ' ' ' WASHINGTON. I). C, July 9,.-"A new high record In the toll of human life has been reached In the progress of tho science ot aviation during the six months ending today. Lnsf year was by far the most dlsastrons. but this year promises to -eclipse the fig ures ofMDll. The number or fa talities for. the six months ot . the present year Is 4 1, compared wllh 73 In the whole year of 1911. Beginning with the death of Lieu tenant Thomas E. Selfrldge, tho first person killed In an aeroplane. In 1908, the list of fatalities has rap idly Increased. In 190S one man lost his life. In 1909 four, in 1910 thirty, two. In 1911 seventy-three, and to date for the present year forty-one persons have been killed, making a total or one hundred and Hfty-one. Tho countries In which fatalities hay.e occurred this year are France, Germany, England, Russia, Italy and the United States. France hns con tributed as many victims this year as an of .me omer ,uropcau coun- ,. Jires t mt nft.,r ,, ...;,, i.e tries combined, her number totaling .Tuearora continued on her wav with- rirteen, including a woman. Miss bu- out 0ffurinir assistance. The Doll.cer 2anne Bernard,- who fell at Etampes on March 11. German airmen who lost their lives this year number ten, English two, Russian two and Italian one. In addition to the two English aviators the number of victims in England included a third, Victor Louis Ma son, a young American, who was kill ed May 13, while making a night at Brooklands with the English aviator, E. V. Fisher. Double fatalities, in which two rid ers or a rider and passenger were killed, were numerous this year, eight having occurred, while on June 19 occurred the first deaths ever caused by a collision of two aero planes. The victims were Captain Dubois and Lieutenant Pelgnan. both officers In tho French army ana tram ed airmen, who wero killed when the biplanes they were piloting round tho military flying ground at Douai collided with terrific force in midair. Tho American victims for tho past six months, exclusive of Victor Louis Mason, who was killed in England, number ten, among them being one woman. Tho list is as follews: January 22 Rutherford Page, one of tho Curttss aviators, killed by a rail or 150 reet In the International meet at Los Angeles. April 3 Galbralth P. Rodgcrs, the rirst to cross the American continent In an aeroplane, killed by n tall of 200 feet In the ocean at Long Beach, Cal. May 13 Ray Wheeler, an amateur, killed when his aeroplano struck a telegraph pole at Klnloch Park, St. Louis. Peter dosser, who fell with Wheeler, died from Ills Injuries two days later. May 21 Fred J. Southard, an am ateur aviator of Minneapolis, killed by n fall of 100 feet at the Wright aviation field noar Ncnla, O. Juno 17 Mrs. Julia Clark of Don. vcr. killed at tho stato fair grounds at Springfield, 111., when tho wing of a biplane In which ho was making a practice flight struck tho limb of a tree. Juno 1 Philip O. Parmalee, a young aviator who hud ncqulred con siderable fame as a rnombur of tho Wright team of flyors, Instantly kill od nt North Yakima, Wash., when a gust ot wind caught tho tall ot his bipluno and caused It to overturn nnd plungo 400 reet to earth. Juno 11 Lieutenant Lolghton W. Hazlchurst, Seventeenth Infantry, U. S. A., or Macon, Ga., and A. L. Welsh, an aviation expert ot Wash ington, D. C, killed at tho Army Avi ation school nt College Park, Md., when a now army aeroplano of tho Wright typo in which they woro fly ing fell to tho ground and was wrecked. Juno 21 Henry Turner, a young amateur, killed In a practice flight at the aviation grounds nt Mlneola, L. I. PORTLAND. Ore.. July 10.-.Members of the American Federation of MuMciniis declared flatlv this after noon that there would be no union bands in the Elks' reunion parade here tomorrow. This determination, the union men hv, follows the ac tion of certain lodges of Klk from San Francisco and other cities in brinjrinj; non-union bands to Portlnud and enterintr them in the parade after the union officials had is.-upl an ulti matum that tiieir morn hen, would no) march in the parade if Uiis were done. FATHER OF GREATER NEW YORK DEAD DKS MO INKS, Iowa. July 10. - The lepubllcau state convention was called to order shortly before noon today. Indications wero that har mony plans would fall and that war hi'twuoii i lie progressives, who domi nate l hot situation, ami the stand put ters, who want Tuft and tho Chicago convention nidi iseu, uould follow. Tho Roosevelt element has Issued a, call for what virtually will bo a Mate convention, to be hold at fi o'clock this r.ftvriioiin, after tho rogu lar state convention adjourns, and at noon there was every Indication that the Itoosovtlt delegates in the regular convention would offer a i evolution to that convention endors ing the "rough rldex" or condemn ing Tuft, which would force a bolt by the Taft men or a split in the party. John MacVlcar, secretary ot the third party committee says the Roosevelt convention tonight will elect delegates to the Chicago con vention and nominate presidential electors. A resolution Is bofore tho resolu tions committee this afternoon to prove tho charges of fraud at the I Chicago convention within thirty days. If the committee finds Tnft was nominated by! .fraud, (hen Iowa republicans are absolved from sup porting tho ticket. This plank Is supposed to ImviV nenl on from Washington by Senator Cummins. TO RECT FAIRCHILD rilU'AdO. 4,!ulo It). MiM (Imou C, Stnii'lmu fof New York was dc touted in tlin';ittini)( Jo lumi ln-i' iiiuuo lui'i'j' Jiol'oio the National Ktliu'iilioiinl uKiU'int ion lids iifleniiMiii us ' nominee for tin1 piesideney of the oinnixnliiMi. A Huli-mtititin to re place tho iiumo ii' .' T. Fail-child, .slate miionntiMiiU'iit of public iii jdi'uoluni. uC Knnshrt, vHi. thai .l M'ws Srni'!iuu w'f losl. "SlV . Tint report, uiliiiip'.'iMr;liiltl (lie choice of the muujtmtiiii; voiujmlhv was adopted nnd he was'ileeluiVd elected. (Irnee ,M, Shepaid of Idaho was elected treasurer, Shunts of "fair play" and attempt to force a roll call enlivened the if ternoou session of the teachers. Mnt of the noise eiinie fioni the New York section of the house, where delegates Imutlv demanded a roll eall. The clinic ruled that the vote on the suli niotion was so overwhelmingly against it that lie would nut older a roll call. Tho following vleo-picHldont wero elected this afternoen: Carroll G. Pearse. Wisconsin; Guy Potter Benton, Ronton, Vermont; Miss Stoberg. Maryland; Wayinan T. Barbee, West Virginia; II. w. Terry son. ArkuiiKUH; Mrs. Helen Wilson. Colorado; L. R. Alderman, Oregon; Agnes B. Howe, California; Ada Van Stono Harris, Virginia; Amelia Fructho, Mlsourl, and Cornelia Ilaltz, Michigan. NINE ATTEMPTS TO BLOW UP KATY SAFE FAIL OKLAHOMA CITY. Oklu.. July VI The Misuri. Kansas & Texas train due here early toilav was held up near Cotfcyullc and iniie iiiimic ccsful attempts made to blow up the express Mife. The stronger and rougher whiskey tastes the more harm it Mall do. Why take chances with your nerves, your stomach, your general health, . , ! .. r 1 Cyiun Noble In pine, M and oalutaldc . . Iliiltlcd :il ilrinMiiK fcliciiKlIi. Sold .ill over the woilj. W. J. Vim Schuyvur & Co., aonontl Apontfl, Porlluml. Now and Second and Lumbor for Salo Cheap. Wo arc li'iiriiitf down our warehouse buildings on railroad property opposite Southern Pneil'ie pas senger station and are offering for sale materia! taken therefrom at von low prices. FRUIT BOXES TiiM'i'.v, peach, pear and apple boxes for sale cheap. Wc have an assortment, of boxes which we desire to dispose of at once at verv attractive prices. CRATER LAKE LUMBER COMPANY Call at factory opposite So. I'ac. passenger station. THE Sunrise Laundry FAMILY WASHINO A HI'ICCIAIl'V. AM WOIIK Ol'AUANTi:i:i Orders rnll'-d for and delivered. First clans work doun by hand. Ladles' and men's nultii cleaned and pronaed. Tol,. Mala 7H31; Home, 37, Comer Klghth nud Kouth Central Atomic. Ti m , , , ..... "C " Kl ! THREE HEALTHY GIRLS BROUGHT BY STORK TITSON", Ariz., July 10. William Ifcrrin', fonnerly (distant district attorney of New York, nnd father of the first fJreatcr New York move ment, died here today of paralysis following an nwpleclic attack, lie wan 7.0 years of ujje. Herring hum to .ArizoiM tJU years aro. Ho served the territory u attorney (eiieral and was a recent of the Uiiiversitj- of Arizona and the firxt president of the Arizona bar association. Notice. Notice a liorcly given that the uh derHlgnod wjll npjily to tho clly coun cil at Us meeting to bo held July It!, 1912, for a licotibe to sell malt, spirit uous and vinous liquors In quantities less than a gallon at Its plnco ot busi ness on lot 10 block 41, city or Mcd ford for a p rlod of six months. HOLLAND HOTKL CO. Dated July G, 1912. A cork extractor pntontod In Kiik land comprises an aw klllao . .kuI'.hh land comprises an awl like a hlem with a loose cross bar, which Is passed through a cork with tho stem, turn ing against tho cork as it Is withdrawn. YANCOrVFK. 1J. C, July Hi Three healthy j;irls were litirn to .Mi. William Heathcole of L'77:i Triumpli j-treel at I o'clock jjiiij morning. This i the fiit vhm! of triplets hciu born in Vaueouver on tike rpcoriln of the birth reitrv and els a new local murk in the local anti-race suicide cHiupaiti. NOTICH OF DISSOLUTION. To Whom It May Cencern: C O Hoc, having abandoned tho business and ontorprlso, and having neglected, failed, and refuted to further com ply with the terms nnd conditions sot out In tho Articles of co-partnership mado and entered Into on the 10th day of January, J911, by and between said C. O. Jtoo nnd O. N. An derson. Therefore, notice Is hereby given, that tho partuemhlp heretofore ex isting between said parties under the firm nanio and ntylo, of "Uoe-Ander-on & Co.," Is dissolved, anil that all amounts owing, said partnership firm, are payable ti tho iindorslgnod. Dated at Ashlitnd, Oregon, thlH '-'1th day of June.'lSia. 0. N. ANDKItBON. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOK SALI-J so acres of Improved laud .'! inllr-s from market, X room furnished house, litock and Im plements, ote., good water. I'rlco ?.'!0()0. .Soo it while crops are growing. Address IJox CU, Jack sonvlllo, Ore, 117 LOST -Nlno stock hogs, hogs. Poland China Phono any Informa tion us to whereabouts to Home phono 2T1-V. 41, C, Crowder. OUR REPAIR SHOP Is equipped to do all branches of Bicycle and Motorcycle repairing. Brazing a specialty. 4l Baby Carriages and Go-Carts Retired. All work guaranteed and delivered promptly. Pacific Motor Supply Co. Both Phones 220 West Main St. t r f t f r r t r t f T f t T ? ? T t t ? ? y y y y t r y t f t r ?' y y r y y y y f y y y y 7 T y t &' Loose leaf Ledgers Made in Medford '-. tvSxuf ifacti l IL manuracture ana carry a complete line of Loose leaf books for office use jour nals, day books, cash books, in voice books, etc.; all sizes. We make to order anything wanted in the book line, at Portland prices. Bookbinding a specialty IT Why send away for what you ' can buy here? Help build up Medford by patronizing home industry and so creating a payroll R The money sent away for print ' ing and stationery never comes back. Keep the money at home and so help turn the balance of trade in Southern Oregon's favor Medford Printing Company 25-29 North Fir Street t y y y v y y r y T y y y y y y y &&tXtlllM tl M