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MEDFORD MAITJ TRIBUNE, iMEDEORD, QRKQION, THURSDAY. .llTLY 18. 1012.
IV
IOCAL
. Ot -j
AND
PERSONAL
B. A. Jllcks nml P, M. Kcrahnw
left Thnraday morning by auto for
northern California on n short bust
newi trip.
D. II. llarVlaoh has returned from
a business trip to Svntlle.
i
Hammocks; sporting' gotidB, blue
flame, ordorless oil stoves, refrlKera-
tors, Vtc. jPrlces right. ShaplelRh
llnrdyvaro Co., 28 South Central.
Mr. and Mrs, h. h. Jacobs- and
daughter, Miss Kula, aro expected to
retirn Sunday from nn extended
visit nt Portland.
W. P." And Frank Isaacs have re
turned from a fishing trip to Koguc
niver. They report fair luck.
Tho Wlcs of" the M. E. church
South, yjlll nive an lco cream social
on the church lawn, Friday evening
Everybody 4hVltoa. 101
Mr, and Mrs. John II. Miller of
Central Point spent Thursday with
Medford friends.
Jasper. N, Miller of Butte Falls is
visiting friends In Medford.
Ptdst.urage At Isaacs' ranch B9-1
R.-4.
William Von der Hellen of Eagle
Point spent Thursday In Medford on
.business. f
MIbs Sa'dTe Illce of Ruch was n
Tecent visitor In Medford.
MIsa Evelyn.EroU has returned
from a visit with friends In the p
plegate section.
Ms.,A. Moore of Phoenix was a
recent- visitor In Medford.
PJiono.Suttons for berries and ac
commodations for the Oregon Caves.
Williams, Oregon. 100
Mr. and Mrs, George B, Carpenter
at Tbo Fpothllls have as their guests
Mrs. Philip Mooro and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth of St. Louis, Mo.
The juneral services of C. M. Dow
were held Wednesday from the home
of E.iV. Maddox. 26 Portland ave
nue, Rev,, Doran officiating.
Cherries, fresh picked. Hum
phrey's. S15 Main, phono 3994
A, B, Cornell of Grants Pass is In
Medford on a short business trip.
R. G. Hoke of Central Point was
a rece'nt Medford visitor.
Coroner Kellogg of Central Point
was a recen visitor In this city.
E. D. Weston, commercial photog-
raphorn, negatives made any time or
place by appolntraentjphono M. 14,71
A. W. Walker has, left for a busi
ness, visit, at Klamath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. W T. Grieve have
returned from a visit with friends at
Portland.
See R, A, Jlolmes, Tho Insurance
Man, oyer Jackson County Bank.
George C. .Henderson Is In Med
ford!. for, a visit with relatives here.
Miss .Bess Norwood has returned.to
her Ashland home after a visit of sev
eralwceks In this city.
Kodak finishing, the best at Wes
ton's, .opposlto book store.
Miss Martha Boone of Applegate
was a recept visitor In Medford.
,- Mrs. Bertha ,Rader accompanied
by her .father. A Hose were recent
visitors in.Mpdford.
Mr., and M,ra. Hildebrand, J. W.
Lawton and Mrs. Wing left Thursday
for p, two week's camping trip in
tbo Klamath, country.
Carkln & Taylor (John H. Carkln.
Glenn O- .Taylor), attorneys-at-law,
over Jackson County Bank Building.
Medford,.
Tbo Medford ball team left Thurs
day Xor lYreka where they will play
three, ame returning Sunday. Sev
eral of the regulars could not go.
Tho line-up: Burgess p, Marshall c,
Levenson lb.r Schaltz 2b, Weckler,
3b, Mljlor 88, GUI rf, Crawford cf,
Anderson If, ,
Attend Lottie M. Howard's half
prlcq.aajo. tJ 100
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hutchason left
Thursday, for a month at Gai diner,
Ore., tbe mouth of tho Umpqua river.
Air. Hutchason goes In the Interests
of the Multual Life Insurance com
pany, , ,
' Moved to 31, N, Grapo street. Tho.
Medford Conservatory for music a d
languages, G. Talllandler, director.
Open all summer.
Mra.,jC, JL, Eads and Mrs. George
H, Millar loft Thursday to spend a
month at Camp Kick above Butte
Falls.
Wo pay 2$ .cents jn trade for fresh
ranch eggs. , Also groceries sold at
right prices nt C. L. Barsley'o Cash
Grocery, Jo, 2, West Jackson sfreot.
L, G. I'uiJceY Pd family, George
Parker. n,u,iamii.aiiu jurs. umius
and family were among thoso who
spent last Sunday at Butto Palls and
thoy ,reporjt Uint tliorp Is no more
Ideal P9 to spend a day within easy
reach of JModfard,
Beds,, Beds, ,Bod8, ?100 per week
at thp Pork Ylpw Hotol. 123 South
HollyflWJSj ,. , 112
Fred Hoog.s of Salem Is making
Medforil n business visit,
Mr.vnnd .Mrs, W. W. Frceth loft
Thursday for nn outing at Newport
Thoy will bo absent a mouth.
Mrs. Gertrude Johnson Is spending
a few days with friends ramping at
CohvUln. I
11. A Schell of Grants Pass Is In i
Mrwlfnr.1 mi n Oinrt luidtiioco tiln I
"" " " " "'
Henry Morldlth of lower ltogue
RIer Isi hi Medford on a short busi
ness visit.
, Wanted to trado acreage In Oak-
dalo Park nddltlou for a small house
nnd lot In -Medford. W, lit Kver
hard, 1013 W Dili, phono Gt71.
Harry D. Angus of Eugene 1c in
Medford visiting friends.
George Croy of Phoenlv .spent
Thursday In Medford on business
LARGE PARTY OF
TOURISTS 10
LAK
MERCURY
SOARS
HUMIDITY
DOWN
E
Fio automobiles filled with tour With tho humidity much lower fo
ists arrhoil In Mfdforri Wednesday ,jny lno jienl ls 110l na .lir1ll, as
r.r'H" "m! ':f.1 T!":rM,a rrn!,.,B vu.hu.iy. M , ovuk-r to.
for Crater liko. After visiting the
hiko tho part will eontluuo north
through Central Oregon to The
D.illort and thou down tho rhor to
Portland. Tho parti' Is from Pasa
dena, and Is under tho direction of
Andrew W. Johnson, a rottiod busi
ness man of Pasadena.
The five machines left Pasadena
H. Hoxle of Pheenix: wa-i a recent aboul two weeks ago making their
MedTord visitor.
James T Chlnuook, member of
the state board of water control has
completed an Inspection trip along the
streams of this section.
W. 11 Iingdon of Tacoma ls In
Medford visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. 11. 11
Metz.
S. A. Newell. ladles' tailor, 4th
floor M. F. & H. bldg.
Mrs. Oliver Vincent of Table Rock
Is visiting friends in Medford.
Miss Hazel Anderson of Phoenix
was a recent visitor in Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. William Carpenter
and daughter have left for a visit
'-
way north by easy stages.. Tho party
carries complete, camping outfits nnd
aro Independent of hotels and stop
ping places. Of the five machines,
only one had tiro trouble annexing 4
a uiow-oui near s.ht;uihmU.o ana
another on the Stsklous. Tho par
t consists of 2 4 people.
daj tho mercury stood at PB with
ptOHpeotn of rising several degrees
before I o'clock ordlnuril tho hot
test part of the day.
It started to get warm at an early
hour today, tho moictm standing
nt tin lit nine o'clock. Clouds ap
peared about noon and will probably
Keep tho mercury fioin passing the
century mark.
NO
ARRESTED
FOKWHITESLAVERY
Advices lecolvod f i nut Oakland,
C'ul.nio to the effect that .Mlko
KpnuoH, formerly of this city, whout
ho flguiod piomluoiitly (or n jour In
police, elides, was aiietited on a
ohaige of whltelavery and hold da,vs
tier luoritlgatton. Kalluio to hold tho
complaining! wltiitiss mado It IpipoH
fllblo fop the nutboiltles to convict
Spauos Is suld to have left for tho
oast following his teleaso at Oakland.
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YESTERDAY'S SCORES
UNITED WIRELESS Fir
ajlmony
lioutio
FROM
PRISON
Vernon . .
Oakland
Lus Angeles
Sacramento .
Portland .....
.Coast
W.
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41
San Francisco l
with Mrs. Carpenter's parents at
Eugene.
W. E. Johnson formerly of this
city Is now located at Eugene.
Angus McDonald has returned from
a visit with friends on the lower Co
lumbia River.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Gray of Beagle
were recent visitors In Medford.
Harry Pellett of Ashland spent
Wednesday evening In Medford on
business.
II. C. Kentner has returned from
a visit at Portland and Xewport.
Mrs. William Jones of Beagle was
a recent visitor In this city.
Portland
Vernon 7
( l.os Angoles , 4
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TAFT OPPOSES ROOSEVELT
MEN ON BALLOT
WASHINGTON. July IS. Presi
dent Taft will fight Colonel Roose
velt and leaders of the third party
movement for every presidential
elector who runs on the republican
ballot under the president's name.
The fight will be carried Into every
state where the third party leaders
hope to have republican electors
vote for Roosevelt.
SEATTLE. Wash . July IS Geo.
H. Parker, United Wireless malin
ger on the Pacific Coast, who was , Sacramento
sentenced with Christopher C. WU-iSan Francisco
son, president of tbo company and I Oakland
other officials to two years In tfie '
penitentiary. Is today a free man.
He was pnrolled by the federal par
doning board after serving eleven
months at .McNeil's Island. Allow
ing for time off for good behavior
he had about nine months more to
sevre
Pnrker refused to discuss his
plans. He is undergoing treatment
for defectlvo hearing at present, and
today again occupied his flue home
here.
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Seattle 51
Vancouver
Portland ..
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Victoria J)
Tacoma 3G
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XEWTOX. Kan., July IS. A tem
porary restraining order was Issued
today in the district court enjoining
every county clerk In Kansas from
printing on the official primary bal
lot under tho head of the republi
can party, those candidates for pres;
idential electors who assert openly
they will support Colonel Roosevelt
If elected. The plaintiffs allege they
signed the petitions for the nomina
tion of such candidates under prom
ise that if elected they will support
tbo republican nominee for presi
dent. The proceedings were filed by
National Republican Committeeman
Stanley and State Committeeman
Dumont.
r It. 1 1. K.
Senttle ."..... 0 5 3
Vancouver 4 7 3
Batteries Scbnoldor and Whal
ing; Byram and Lewis.
Spokane .".. ..7 U 3
Portland 5 S 0
Cadreau. Cochran,
Batteries
Strand and
Bey, East ley
National
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TAFT ADVISORS TO REPLY
TO CHARGES OF FRAUD
WASHINGTON. July 18. A de
tailed answer which President Taft's
advisors will make to charges that
his nomination at Chicago was pro
cured by Illogal means was one of
tho first subjects which greeted
CarmI A. Thompson when ho as
sumed today the post of secretary to
the prosldont. Thompson discussed
the answer with ex-Senator Dick,
who had charge of tho Taft contests.
The statement reviews every contest
and Is longer than any presidential
message. An abstract will be made
of it for publication In newspapers
and a full answer probably bo pub
lished In pamphlet form.
A concrete mixer for Htnall Jobs
that recently waB invented Is mount
ed on two wheels, like a pushcart,
and receives Its power from them.
JOE RIVERS ACCEPTS
TERMS OFFERED BY McCAREY
LOS ANGELES. Cal . July IS.
Joe Iovy. manager for Joe Rivers,
late today accepted Promoter Tom
McCarey's terms for a return light
weight championship battle between
Rivers and Ad Wolgast at Vernon on
Labor day. Wolgast and his man
ager, Tom Jones, upon receipt of a
telephone call from McCarey, started
at once for tho latter' office. Jones
and Wolgast already had Intimated
that thoy are satisfied with tho terms i
McCarey has offered, and It Is be
lieved that articles will bo finally
signed before night.
According to unofficial Informa
tion, Rivers will get $10,000 for his
services Labor day.
From tho same source It was
learned that Wolgast will bo guaran
teed $15,000. with a privilege of an
excellent percentage of tbo gross re- American
celflts. He also will get half interest i W.
In tbo motion pictures. I Boston - -JS
The referee question has yet to bo ' Washington ,52
touched upon. It was reported late ! Philadelphia 4S
today that both camps have tenta-i Chicago 15
tively approved George Blake, who .Cleveland 13
referees the preliminary bouts at Detroit 41
Vernon.
FAT POSITION FOR
JUDGE HANFORD'S FRIEND
SEATTLE. JuliyT.V Tes
Introduced today tiofoio the
Judiciary HUb-i-ouuulttou which 1st lt-
vosllgatng tlin llautoid cano legend
ing tho numerous uppolntmcntn of
Sutcllffo Hatter, a fouuur wholesale
liquor dealer, to numeuiuH.ietelvor
Hbps, elicited testimony that Maxtor
was a son-in-law of tho. bttu Gover
nor MuUiuvv. Tim committee Risked
questions! logardlug tho liiftuuncu o,
orted by McGraw to havo llaufoid
appointed to tho bench. t
Frederick Hausumu. attorney, for a
trust company testlflud that In tho
Western Steel ensju llauford had been
requested to appoint Edgar Alines
revolver llauford refused and I'
lor Turner was suggested, llauford
appointed Tunu-r "tit said bo thought
It well to have two recelveis nnud
appointed Baxter also. Tho witness
saw no need of two roeolvnrs.
Devogt; Tonaeson, Vea
and Harris. ,
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Chicago
Pittsburg 4 I :'.2
Cincinnati 4t 40
Philadelphia 3G 3S
St. Louis 31 41)
Brooklyn 32 17
Boston 22. 01)
Chicago 5, Philadelphia C-.
St. Louis 1. Brooklyn 1.
Ciiicluuatl-Hoston, rain.
Pittsburg 2, New York 10.
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A new German blowpipe, for which
many advantages aro claimed, burnB
a mixture of air and tho vapor of ben
zol, petroleum or alcohol.
St. Louis
New York . ..
New York 1, Cleveland 5.
Boston 0-7, Chicago 1-3.
Washington 1-0, St. Louis 0-7.
Philadelphia 1-5, Detroit 13-4.
P. C.
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Medford Real Estate
& Employment Agency
100 acres In Sams Valley, no bet
ter soil to ho found In the valley,
only i 12 50 per acre.
Ii) acres, 2 mllos out, 10 acres set
to trees, good free soil, flno Im
provements, van sell this tract for
a short time at JICOOil.
140 acres In Sams Valley, 55
acres In cultivation all can he. good
buildings n good buy at 50 per acre
.SO acres, 12 miles south of Ash
land, 12 acres cultivated, house,
barn, and other out buildings, $1000.
We have some fine 5 and It) aero
trncts, close In wl inuku u fjiio.
Home, conic and see us.
HiinIiicxs ClmiKo
1 1 room rooming house, all lho
rooms 'full, $1000.
Two 30-30 rifles.
Good span of draft horses $200,
employment
Man ami wlfo on ranch, $00 per
mouth.
Waltres.1.
Girls and women for gcuural house
work.
Eldeily woman for house keeper
Itauelt hands.
MRS. EMMA BITTNER
I'liouo 1 1 1 1; Home, 1 I.
Opposite .Vus 1 1 Hotel
ROOMS (I ami 7, PALM BLOCK.
Draperies
We carry 'i very complete line of
ilraiierlex. Mm riiriuitiM, rivtunx, etc,
mill ilo nil eliiHMeH of lijitiolxtitrlillf A
nii.-eliil man ( luuU urter IIiIh work
exi'liiHlvely iiimI will :Ivh an good
MtlVlie H Ih IiohhIMo tu gel In even
tilt) lureHt elite
Weeks & McGowan Co.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
tfks& McGowan Co.
XJtoETP4KERS
, Jy Jtyoa 3371
WlfUtVkoKMI X.yf. Wt 8071
, A. X. Orr 3093
r.AiworA
FOR SALE Great , bargain, practic
ally new steel range "Home Com-'
fort", cheap. 23C S. Oakdale. 101
for
wa.vjhu (jook for orchard. Man
and wife, no children or woman
and daughter. Position open now.
II. W. Bingham, phono 597-J-2.
105
FOR SALE 10 head brood sows, 25
head shoals, stock A-l. Como pre
pared to take nwuy. Home phone
Rural 5-L. B. C. Gleason, Phoe
nix. ioi
FOR RENT Two room furnished
houso. rent $8, plenty of frul and
shade trees, threo blocks north
Natatorlum. Inquire Cll North
Rlvorsldo. 103
ASTRAY $5.00 reward for Informa
tion leading to tho recovery of tho
following clttlo estrayod .from my
rango in Sams Valley: r yeaillng
calves, comprising two steers and
threo heifers, ail branded as fol fel fol
eows: Under slopo from each ear,
and Btlrrup bruud pn loft hip.
Geo, MoDonough, Sams Valloy,
WAISTS
For a short time wp aro offering big roduetions on Ladies' Whites Lingerie
"Waists, values it will be hard lo duplicate. Kor your convenience we have
divided them into three lots. Looktliem eyer:
LOT NO. ONE
Values .ii) to $1.85 we
are offering for a
davs at
lew
$1.18
LOT NO. TWO
Values up to 2.50. They
are crisp and new. Big
bargains at
$1.69
LOT NO. THREE
Values up lo .75. In
(his lo'(; i(re so'ilie excep
tional! v good buys, uo
at
$2.49
'amw.
i ALL NKT DRESSKS 0NI3--FOlTRTJL O'JW. ' '' '
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Men's 43c Sale
In our Men's department we liave arranged a great 43 eeut sale. It will
surprise you lo see what this small amount of money will buy. The list in
cludes Hose, Suspenders, Shirts, Ties,, Hells and many other necessities.
SIUKOUR WINDOWS.
The Golden Rule Store
alfli
! -A A
mm
Women who bear cliildron ami Vo
main healthy mo thosn who pioparo
Iholr ) stoma In ndvanco o? baby'ii
coming I'ulosi tlui niiitiutr ndin
nature- In Its puvnntnl woik tho crista
umiA nor h) stout uninnml to tho do
llmiulu tmulo itiirtu u nml uiih I.. ..fi..i.
left with wenkomid health or chronfu
MltmmlM. No remedy Jn po truly a
lll'lli to imttiro mi MnllmiSi IMi.inl.
It roily vet? tho pain ami dlnoonifoit
causou ny urn Htiaiu on tho HgaiuOntii,
inaKcti pliant thoio tlhimi ami munch i
ivhtch uuturolii expanding, milt miothen
thu lullammatlou of In cant glamlti.
Mothur'H Frlimd nHiiur5a a npucdy and
rompintu recovery
A. SNAP
,i i
lid uciim, six inlliui tfiom Mini Co id.
good giaditd loud 'monmm tho tract,
all rioo soil, utjriO uu' not". $Hiiiu
will luuiillo, easy lormii on halancii.
I'ait Is curnli bottom laud, Hiiltablu
ror alfalfa Movmal HirlugH on the
pliii'i. Tlmbiir enough to pay fur lho
trad No hulUllngii, In tlm (HirUu
PM't'K dlslilct,
W. T. Yoi-k & Co.
Mother's
Friend.
for tho luottmr.
tiud fiho Ih lnft a
healthy vvoiuuu to
cu Joy tho roar-
I in: of hor phllil.
Mother's Krlmul Is sold at drug hIop'ii,
Write for our free hook for expectant
mothers,
fiRADFIELD KEGULAT0R CO.. AtUli, C
Watch OUr
Addition Grow
.I.uI.hoii mill Kiimiiilt
Medford Roalty and
Improvomcnt Oonipany
.M. V. .Vs II. Co. HIiIk.
Cool Your Skin
Hot vvrnUior lirlnpn nWln iroiililcn i nml for thl tlicro tiT noihln'tr eooit
IVr.iiUlin Irrltntm nr. tlitit imilinr. kimiIIiIiiit vvimli Urn P. Ii.
Nliriiliij, nifiim ii li our III lu Urn
mil lui
Hiihli tliniltiiiitiiir tilinpli'x Ivy pot
roil, lutwn, lilv,, vrlokly liul, rt all
(.umiii'iit ilurliiK tlitt Miiiinnit pt4iri
Ortrll, t"0, Hffli)llil nklll Itulildm lm
fin iiii7 wnj.
A " I'nlil trlul liutllu will fli'ii sou
llixlilllt r 1 1 f
Wit luivii imuiIp fnftt frlnmlji nf timrn
(luiii iwin fiUiill) liy iri'oiiiiin'iiilliii; IIiIh
l l, I. l'ri'coiltillnii to u li Hi nuiinriir
linrn utul tiirrn, nml w wuiii yuu in iry
ii mi)v uii uur iiiiiiv nn 1'iy nuuian-
- " . lf ..I. Will '.,
Yliu tlllliK to ilo In tu cool UH .
.Mi:inntD i'ii.um,cv, .st:.it i: o.
PACIFIC & EASTERN RY.
SUNDAY EXCURSION to BUTTE FALLS, ORE.
.ll'LVlil, 1!)IU.
U'Ol'NI) TLMI' OXLV .$1.00
Leave iMedford S:00 A. .M. Return reiu-h Medftu'd
."iroO 1'. M. Take our lunch and spend a day of
rcs( in (he cool uioiintains. Finest water on earth.
ICE CREAM
I'URE and WHOLESOME
AT THU ItlfillT I'ltK'i:
lu cartoon, 25 cmitn per iunrt. ' ,, ,.
LTi cents extra for im With of any nlzo up to fmu gallon.
Any order over one kjIIoii nt $1 per r.alloti
Uellvcrlcfl of Mil(ers to ail) part of the city.
lco cream nerved at the creamery at U renin pur illnti.
Medford Cream fH Butter Co.
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Nearly a quarter f a century under the same
management
THE
Jackson County Bank
Medford, Oregon
It has succeeded because of
Soundness of principle
Economy of management
Safety of investment
Courteous and liberal treatment
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $175,000.00
AV. I. Vawter President; (I. Xl. Liudley, Vice. Vres.
('. W. iIc Donald, Cashier
MICHELIN
"ScralU':
Anti-Sldds
tUtltn KIHMait3gnraii
Urdentd Sul JUr UMher lrd
Y Anti-Skid j g- - I Utouf,lllbU,
Stud dp pravant jSgSSQPSSttv v n B J
I . tldddlng vbVCS3JSaCv' puncturing
IN STOCK BY
PACIFIC MOTOR SUPPLY CO,
. ; . ' C vino V.. MAIN.
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