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MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. JULY 17, 1012,
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IOCAL AND
L PERSONAL
Mr. nml Mr
Mrs. J. M. Kccno linvo returned
from nn nutomolillo trip to Portlniul.
.Afro, Herman MovBcitKvr of Pro
volt Is visiting friends In this city.
Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Hoblnson are
visiting frlomls nt Grants 1'nss ami
Loin ml.
riinrli.il isvnn inft Mr. "" Mrs. Cluy Jeter linvo moved
Tnesdny for n visit with friends nt'0 th, cl,-v from arnnl" PaM
Central Point. I MrB- ;"; N; " l
, . , .from n visit with frlomls nt En
Mrs. II. I). Pnnlsey of Central
Point was a recent visitor In Med
ford. Phono Suttons for borrleB and ac
commodations for tho Oregon Caves.
Williams, Oregon. 100
William French of Griffin Creek Is
In Mcdford on a Rhort business trip..
Mrs. Martha Shopnrd Is spending'
a few dnya with friends at Butte J
returned
gene.
Prank Wnldron of Grants Pass,
who Is Interested In several mining
properties nt Grants Pass spent
Wednesday at Mcdford on business.
H. H. Andrews of Wllllow Springs
was a Medford visitor Wednesday.
A. R. Phlnney of Huch spent
Wednesday with Medford friends.
FRANKLIN CALLED
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Palls.
Cherries, fresh picked. Hum
phrey's, SIT, Main, phono 3994
John P. Merrill left Wednesday for
nn nuto trip to Crater Lake and the
Klamath country.
IS. D. Weston, commercial photog
rnphern, negatives mnilo any time or
placo by appointment. Phono M, 1471
W. H. Johnson has returned from
n short visit with friends at Apple
gate. Bert Orr returned Tuesday from
a visit ut Portland and Eugene.
Seo R. A. Holmes, Tho Insurance
Man, over Jackson County Bank.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Wilson of Ash
land aro visiting Medford friends.
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Nicholson have
left for thelrannual outing at Camp
Nick above Butto Falls.
Miss Gertrudo Fay Is In Medford
visiting friends. She makes her
homo nt Klamath Falls.
Kodak finishing, the best at Wes
ton's, opposlto book store.
John Hall McKay, George Kramer
and Charles Tull left Wednesday for
a business trip to Dead Indian
Springs.
Carkln &. Taylor (John IT. Carkln.
Glenn O. Taylor), attorneys-at-law,
over Jackson County Bank Building.
Medford.
A. M. Woodford has returned from
a visit with his daughter at Grants
ass.
Attend Lottlo M. Howard's hair
prlco sale. 100
Olen Arrasplger, city engineer has
returned from a visit at Portland and
Eugene.
Moved to 31 N. Grape street. The
Medford Conservatory for music and
languages O. Talllandler, director.
Open all summer.
Jack Merrill, Charlie Holt and Bob
Flynn left Wednesdny for a trip to
Klamath Falls. They will return by
way of Crater Lake.
Wo pay 25 rents in trade for fresh
ranch eggs. -Also groceries sold at
right prlcps at C. L. Earaley's Cash
Grocery, No. 2, West Jackson street.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Wahl of this
Rock Point.
Mr. and Mrs. George LIndley have
left for an outing at Pelican Bay.
Wanted to trade acreage in Oak
dale Park addition for a small house
and lot In Medford. W. H. Ever
hard, 1013 W. 9th, phono 6671.
Fred Weeks and M. G. Mordorff
are planning an extended automobile
tnnr Thnv win leave ai iuu -""
of tho week.
Beds, Beds, Beds, $1.00 per week
nt tho Park View Hotel. 123 South
Holly. 112
Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Hopkins are
planning a trip to Crater Lake at the
end of tho week. They will be ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Alnswortb of Portland.
A Snap at Berlin's Tailoring Par
lors. Three fine men's suits, all
wool, latest style, 30, 37 and 38 sizes,
for ?10 each. Seo them now.
Frank Nell of Eaglo Point, district
state forester, Is expecting an of
ficial visit from State Forest Elliott
early In the coming week.
Our full lino of fine woolens has
arrived. Save f 10 by ordering now.
Wo mako fine ladles and mens
suits. Borlln, Medford, 219 W.
Main.
A. M. Lampson of Sacramento, Cal
Is In Medford for a short visit with
friends.
D. H. Adams of Trail spent
Wednesday In Medford on business.
Mrs. A. C. Blackburn of Ashland
Is visiting friends in Medford.
S. A. No well, ladles' tailor, 4 th
floor M. F. &. II. bldg. '
Miss Joslo Chllson has left for a
visit with friends at Klamath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shipley of Rose
burg spent Wednesday with Medford
friends.
A. E. Reames spent Wednesday at
Grants Pass on a short business trip
connected with tho Chlcago-Roguo
company.
C. M. Kldd Bpont Wednesday at
his Central Point ranch.
Charles Morgan of Fort Klamath
is in Medford for a short visit with
frlonda,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stewart and
AM
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RALROADS
FOR BRITISH PROTEST
WASHINGTON. July 17.- Con
gresMiiuu Knowlaud of California,
today told PrcMuVnl Tuft that Am
erican railroads ni'timr with Cana
dian transcontinental lines, luul
instigated KnslamlV protest ntfftin.sl
free tolls tor American ship pa-Mii
through the Panama canal. After
lis conference with the ptv-ident,
Knowlaiul said :
"It is a railroad fight. Free toll
for American vessels means lower
railroad rates. We built ami financ
ed the canal and congress will not
concede England's right to dictate
the tolls."
Knowland further declared that
England had not thought of protest
ing until the American and Canadian
railroads sent a delegation to Kng
laml. He doubted whether America
would he willing to submit the ques
tion to The Hague tribunal hecau-e
all the foreign interests would l.e
against America there.
The British protest is expected
here tomorrow and it is believed
President- Taft will send a special
message to congress voicing hi
views of the mntter.
SHOOTING GIRL FOUND
Weeks &McGo wan Co.
'undertakers
Day Phono 3371
Mlrht PlJOBOil P. "W. Week 071
A. S. Orr 3093 '
X.ASY ASSISTANT
NEW YORK. July 17.-Found, it
is reported, with a chloroform .sat
urated handkerchief hound over
her mouth and her hands and feet
securely tied. Miss Ethel Conrad,
one of the "shooting show girls"' re
cently acquitted of a charge of at
tempting to murder W. E. D. Stokes,
the millionaire hotel man, is a pa
tient in a local hospital today.
Miss Conrad said that a strange
man followed her out of a subway
station, after which her mind sud
denly went blank. She refused o
tell who she was until Mi-3 Lillian
Graham, the other "shooting show
girl" identified her.
MURDER BARES SCANDAL
I.OS ANGELES, .lulv 17. Pert !l
Krnkltn, rotiiV-ed j"'v hrihor iiud
.-tar Mate uitmw, and John It. Har
rington of Chicago, nl-o n state wit
he., will be called to the uitntw-!
-land by the defence in the Darrou
trial tomorrow. Th'w wn- admitted
today by tho defendant hni-clf when
he toquc-torf that the court order the
moil to report tomorrow to tctif.
The nature of their probable tc-li-monv
wn not divulged, but it i
generally believed that they will he
aked to corroborate Mati'iuent bv
defence ituoMW who wen called
with the object of impeaching te-ti-many
gien by Franklin when he up
pennd for the j-tnte.
Fremont Older, editor of a San
Francisco dailv newspaper, was call
ed to the stand bv the defence to
day. He testified that he furnished
bail money for John It. Harrington
when Harrington was jailed in San
Francisco tor rctiHiug to answer
questions asked him when he was
called before the l.o Angx-lc? count,,
grand jury.
ALL MINERS SHOULD
ATTEND
CONGRESS
All of the ininh'u men in .Medford
and icinity are nucil to make the
I tip to Yrcka to attend the Oregon
California .Mining congioss t o be
held there Friday and Satuidav. At
the last .session f . cingrcss Yivlm
sent l"il delegates to this til to
attend the coiigtcss mid Medford
.should reciprocate nt this time,
Ashland and (Jnnits Pass nic
planning to send large delegations,
The mining eounii should be well
worth attending.
1:ci1mxI)s Ihilug It.
Uolng what?
(letting ready for the Colestln ex
cursion Sunday, Juno 121. Leave S
a. in. return "When crowd wants to"
Hound trip faro one dollar. Medford
baud goes along. Special trains,
both ways, personally conducted.
L OF
. WASHINGTON, July 17. Predict
ing that the Impeachment trial of
Judge Robert Archbald of the com
merce court will not require mora
than a fortnight, Chairman Clayton
of the house judiciary committee to
day made plans to demand an Im
mediate trial when the house prose
cutors of Archbald appear before the
senato Friday.
Judge Archbald also is summoned
to appear In person before tho sen
ate next Friday afternoon.
15,000 MOTOR CYCLISTS
MEET AT COLUMBUS
COLUMBUS. Ohio, July 17.
early 15.000 bicyclists are gathering
here today for the biggest motor
cycle demonstration of tho year, the
annual national' tournament of tho
Federation of American Motorists.
Don't Blame Your
Over Worked Stomach
When your stomach will not digest
food, tho worst thing you can do Is
to take a lot of digestive moitfcles.
True, they glvo temporary relief, but
your stomach Is the sufferer. Loss
of appetite. Indigestion, dyspepsia
and headaches can only bo perma
nently relieved by removing the
cause. In many cases, various
remedies taken to relieve these con
ditions result In ruining tho stom
ach and preventing It from digesting
food In a natural way.
If you want your stomach to do Its
own work properly! without resort
ing to artificial digestives or predl
gested foods, use Jayne's Tonic Ver
mifuge. Tako small doses regularly,
preferably before meals. In a little
time your stomach will again do its
own work and you will eat heartily,
keep well and enjoy living. Jayne's
Tonic Vermlfugo is not a digester In
Itself, but it tones tip to tho stom
ach and intestlnes,gtvlng you all the
nutriment and strength from the
food you eat.
Many forms of supposed Indiges
tion are tho result of intestinal para
sites, for which Janc's Tonic Verml
fugo Is unsurpassed. Insist on
HER FRIEND'S
GOOD ADVICE
The Results Made This NcwbunJ
Lady Glad She Followed
Suggestion.
Nowburg, Ala. "For moro than n
year," writes Myrtlo Cothrum, of this
place, "I imfforud with torrlblo paluu In
my back and head. I had n willow
complexion, nud my fnco wna covered
with pimples. Our family doctor only
gave- mo temporary relief.
A friend of mint advised ma to try
Cardul, so I brgau taking it, nt once,
nud with tho best results, for I wiw
cured nftor taking two bottles. My
mother nud iny aunt hiwo also mail
Cardul and wero greatly benefited.
1 shall always prtxtso Cardul to sick
nml suffering women."
Cnrdul Is a purely Yegotnblo. per
fectly hnrmlrsa, tonic remedy for wo
men, nml will benefit young nml old.
Its Ingredients aro mild herbs, hnr
Ing a gentle, tonic effect, on the wo
umuly constitution.
Cnrdul tins helped a million women
back to health nud strength.
Havo you tried ltT K not, plraso
do. It may bo just what you iiood.
N. P. MVi'N to; t jie AirUocr Dr.. piit
mv MrJkln. Lu.,Clilunu4, Ttnn., lot bytCMil
tulrtu'twu, i4 M-r( tx.k. ' llo TlMtjital
Kir Wwimu," Mai In plain wtvp, m ikuU
Today was taken up with receiving
the riders and delegates, and tomor- Jayno's; accept no other. Millions
row win atari me uusineas sessions nave praiseu u ior more man cigiu)
and a motorcycle parade.
The racing will begin on Friday
and last three days.
years. Sold by druggists every
where. Ilr. I). Jnyne & Son, Phila
delphia. Pa.
THE PARK GROCERY
(SROCKRIKS, FRUITS, CANDIES,
CU1ARS and TOI1ACCO
Hell Phono Main 0011!, VJL' W. Main.
JaKte.
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l be MBftSft
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3Wi
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INVISIBLE
BI-FOCAL
ni -;,. m jm.
lenses Rive him the two visions
he requires in a one-piece lens.
They nre truly wonderful
bifocals with no lines of separa
tion tind no cemented pieces.
Come in and see them.
DR. RICKERT
Over Kcntiicr'H.
(Continued from page 1.)
mobile and escaped while the police
scarcely pretended to pursue and, in
stead, arrested a man who tried to
give thorn the automobile's right
number.
Tho public generally feels that the
Rosenthal murder was tho work of
a secret organization which Is defy
ing the law, and Whitman's declara
tion, "I will not rest until everyone
concerned Is punished," Is generally
approved. Whitman promises to
engage detectives to Investigate tho
police evidence furnished him.
Policeman Loaned Money
Tho police intimate today that
Louis Llbby. who drove the automo
bile in which the murderers escaped
and Shapiro, its owner, havo given
them tho tull facts of tho tragedy,
declaring that seven men participated
In the killing of Rosenthal.
The grand Jury today Ib probing
Into Rosenthal's testimony given be
foro his death, when he declared that
Lieutenant of Pollco Becker had
loaned him I1.C00, In return for
which ho demanded 20 per cent of
Rosenthal's gambling profits. It Is
reported Rosenthal also said ho was
forced to pay tribute to one of tho
highest pollco officials in tho city,
a man of International reputation.
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LAURIER BRANDS ALLEGED
NEPHEW AS IMP0STER
SAN FRANCISCO, July 17-That
C. II. Lauricr, tho yount; man who
dropped out of bight on tho evo of
his marriage to a San Frniic'iKco
girl, after, it is alleged, passing- a
worthless cheek for, $53,) is not tho
nephew of Sir Wilfrid Lauricr, the
farmer Canndian premier, wns con
firmed hero today when letters wore
received from Sir Wilfrid branding
tho young man ns nn imposler. A
warrant was issued for Lnurier'K
arrest, sworn to by a local hold
man whom ho is. alleged to havo do
frnuded, but his whorenbouts in unknown.
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SpecialsThursdayOnly
AT
EMBROIDERIES
Irish Crochet TCinbroitl
ery, full length, 4o in.,
regulav $1.00 and $l.i50
values; with insertion
to match. Special for
Thursday
69c
MANN'S
Central Ave. Near P. O.
HAIR NETS
Jn all shades with or
without elastic. Special
4c
EMBROIDERIES
Cambric, Embroideries
in odd lengths, Many in
good dress patterns, 7.V
and $1.00 values. Spe
cial 48c
CURTAIN
MATERIAL
In fill colors, shades
and qualities. Thurs
day special
10 Off
SHEETINGS
and Pillow Tubings,
in bleached and un
bleached, all qualities
and widths. Special,
10 Off
GINGHAMS
In plaids, stripes and
plain, tjie regular Ifie
quality. Special for
Thursday
lie
Shower Proof Silk Foulards QQP
Regular $1.25 Special J JJ
EXTRA SPECIALS
IN READY-TO-WEAR
DEPARTMENT
WAISTS
Lingerie "Waists val
ue up to $2.00; high
and low neck; sizes
34 to 4-1; trimmed
with lace and embroi
dery; strictly tailored
and perfectly made.
Special
98c
GLOVES
$2.50 value 1G button
tucked Gloves, in
shades tan, ecru,
champagne, pongee,
and Jilondene. Spe
cial for Thursday
$1.98
DRESSES
Made of lawns, ging
hams and percales,
and trimmed with
embroidery and lace;
a splendid value at
$2.25. Special
Thursday
for
$1.48
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ICE CREAM
PURE fllid WHOLESOME
AT TIIIO HK1IIT I'lUtlC
In our toon, 'jr eeutN per iiuart,
115 rnutM exttn for iiaekiMM of any nlxn nil to onn nullon,
Auv onler nvor one Knlloti at $1 per milloli.
Doltvoilen of piiulcem to any part of the elty,
loo cream Horvi'it at tho eiiMimery at f rmilH per illnh,
Medford Cream EL Butter Co.
Now and Second and Lumbor for Salo Choap.
We art1 (earing down our warehouse buildings
on railroad properly opposite Soidhern Pacific pas
tseuger station and are offering for salu material tiiKon
therefrom at verv low )rices.
FRUIT BOXES
Perry, peach, pear and apple boxes for salu
cheap. Ye have an assortment of boxes which we
desire to dispose of at once at, verv attractive priced,
CRATER LAKE LUMBER COMPANY
Call at, factory opposite So. I'ae. passenger station.
GROWERS OF
PEACHES
Do you .want your fruit hiuulli'il liy export miiIohuh'IiT
Do you want tho MKST l'UICKS lln Pnririo Const market hi".
fouls J
Do you want to lino up with "Tho Hiuihi' of aKiuaro Di-nlt"
If ho, Ki't in toui'li uilh uh NOW.
ROGUE RIVER COMMISSION CO.
Medford, Orogon
Pac. 5621.
Home 307
Nearly a quarter of a century under the same
management
THE
Jackson County Bank
Medford, Oregon
"If has succeeded because of
Soundness of principle
Economy of management
Safety of investment.
Courteous and liberal treatment
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $175,000.00 "7f
"W. I. Vawter President (I. i. Lindlov, Vice Pros.
C. W. McDonald, Cashier
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ICE
as clear and hard as diamonds
Storage rooms right for all
kinds of goods. , .
Our Wagons deliver to all
parts of the city.
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Phenes: Pacific 2641, Home 24Q
Medford Ice (8b Storage Co.
Notice to Water Users
Commencing today, iJ'uly 17th, the uso of
water for sprinkling will be restricted to the fol
lowing districts during the hours designated until
further netice:
All that portion of the eity north of tho contor
of Main street from il p. m. to 9 p. in. only.
All that portion of the city south of the center'
of Main street from '1 a.-ni. to 10 a. in. only.
Irrigating t with open hoso or allowing wator
to run from any tap or faucet for irrigating with
out using a hose on which there is a sprinkler or
a nozzle, is an offense and punishable as cited in
ordinance No. GOO.
The above rules will bo most rigidly enforced.