Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 22, 1912, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    MWrFOUT) M7HT, TIlfBUNR, MTIDFOUT OKKCION, MONDAY, JULY '22, 1012
jPXGIU THRT5U
-i
vi H
;
BULL Hff PARTY
IN THK COUNTY TO
BE LAUNCHED SOON
Tint Niiliouitl I'luti'KUn iiiily will
lin I'urmiilly liitiiii'lu'tl In .liicltHoti
coiiiily ill a incclng to lot lifltl ul Hid
llntiil Mnlfniil TiU'hilny uvi'illliK, .Inly
'j;i, ul which limit tlnk'K'ilim will ho
Hl'll'l'ldt) I'll)' l Hllllll Illl'I'lillU In ho
hold at I'imIIiijiiI, TliuiMiliiy, .Inly iW,
wlwii live ii'('kiiIhk will hn cIiokimi to
iiUiunl tim iiiiIIiiiiiiI convention to lie
lii'M ut Clili'iiun, AuuiihI .'i.
Tim cull for tlio iiHmllnn lo be Imlil
Tni'hiliiy nvotiiui; wiih UhiumI liy A. K
Wunt. pichliluul, mill (li'orpi I!, Itoo,
M'uri'liirv, of tliu Hotmcvi'll club. All
V(i(iiH itiopcclivn of llicr loruit'i'
I'M il. y afrillnlloiiH n in Insitccl to lnlii'
mi iit'livn inturrxl In (hit t'oriiiutloii
of tliu now party In .IihIhmi ooiinlv,
ILL TROEW
TYPE PAW
Tint city rouiiull ut n jocIhI moot
I ii K till ufUtninoii ilt-eltleil (o try out
n ui'w typit of iwivint'iU on Myrtlu
Mrnt't on tttu ('nut kIiI"', nil oil in a en
item offoriul by Hcticll A HcIkjII con
trm:t(irH. 'I'hi! nuw lypti of iitvimont l hiiIiI
to Ihi MiitlHfnctory for HtrculH on
which Uiuro I light trnffla ntut Ih
much cheaper thnn tho puvomoiit
which hni lieun unail In tint pnrit In
IIiIb city. Tim contractor! offttr lo
ny It for $1.10 n munr ynnl. Thin
lit 40 o'litx it mpinru yard rluupttr
thnn tlm light imminent which linn
heen lnlil In thn city.
'Urn rouiicll pnimcil an onllunncn
rc'iulrliiK each propuriy . owner In
thn city renldltiK m n pnveit Mreel
to grmlo ntut park tliu atrip Itctwcou
(In alitowulk anil the curb.
Couiictlmnii Millar nttumpteri to
re-opnn the Klovcnth Mrcet nnvliiK
(iieton ftKaln h' movliiR, for a to
contililcrntlon but fallcil to flint n
Hccomt for thn motion. Property
owimrn on that Htrcct threaten In
Junction prorccilliiKH iiKnlnnt thn
city to keep It from pnvliiK Hint
treat.
JUDGES
NAMED
FR
MADE
MEDFORD DESIGN
A. II, Miller, II. ('. Kentner ami II.
(I. (Jarnclt liuvo been hiiiikmI ait JihJkom
In (ho content liiaiiitniati'it by tim
Npvclnl "Mjulo In Meilforil" commit
loo iinmed by the Commercial Club
lo Ktlmiilnto home InilimtrlcH,
Tlmro lire threw prlsren for the bent
iIchIkii offeieil, ami no Htlptilallou Ik
miiile except that Hid worilx "Miulo
In Med ford" muni appear upon It,
Kvoryono who haa IiIimih on the
fiilbjecl In Invited to get biiMy,
The content done Heplcniber I.
NORMA
L
mm.
i 0
ON STOCK EXCHANGE
NKW YOltIC, July
thirty mluiilcM of an uneven oponliiK
todny'H Block market developed
Keuerul upward movement and many:
leader IncliidliiK IteadltiK, Union
I'aclfle, AtualKnmitted Copper anil
Krl miulo fractional advanceii. To
bacco lnHUeti mad it advancen of from
market ennod off am) Iradliu;
dwindled to nlmont nothing.
Tliilinler mIiowcih uliieli tenclied n
eliiiuix Hnliirdn.y when .'J of mi inch
of mill fell in Medfoid linn ciillHeil
u drop ill the tempernture wliieli
milled ft it'll hi Hie valley IiihI week.
The maximum Ktuiduy wiih 71.5 with
n lelullve Immiditv of VI per cent.
The ,'J piccipilitlinii Ik 1-lOOtli
nliove normul foe duly. The predic
tion for TueMflnv Ih Inn' uiiil wuimcr.
JAP COMMISSIONERS
VISIT PANAMA FAIR
HAN KHANCIHCO, Cnl., .Inly 22.
H. Yawmaylkn and V. .Inyltlina com
mltiHloiierH to the I'aiiaina I'aclfle ex
position on behalf of the Japaneno
Kuvernmeut, which hn protnlned n
miiKulflcont dlHplay at the 11)15 fair,
were Klveu a Mplemllil reception upon
their arrival hern on the liner Hlilnyo
Maru by city, expoHltlou and military
orriclnlH.
Headed by a troop of cavalry and
a mounted baud from the Presidio
and a platoon of police, tho caval
cade which accompanied thn dlMtln
i;ulnhcd vlnltorit went to tho l'alr
mont Hotel, where (he rommlttsloncrii
will make their "headquarter; while
In tho city,
DRIVE FROM LAKE
IN 5 HOURS 40 M.
II in now iOMil)le lo dnve iiiiIom Id
the tim of ('ruler J.alie iieeordiiik' lo
Kobert A. Klyyn mid duck Merrill
who ref'uriied Hiiiidnv .iiiii(r from
trip to Klumnlli FnlU roliirniiifr ''
wny of the Inke. Tln-y nenrly lowered
tin; record for time between the lake
uud Medloid mukiui: the diKtnnce in
five hour and 10 miriiituM in Merrill'
locomobile.
"We drove wllilu a half mile of Hie
rim," HtntcM Mr. I''I.miii, ami men are
mpidlv (.'cllinj,' I he rctnninder of Hie
road in condition. I am certain
iiinchiucH reached the tim today with
out tiouble.
''The iieeomodiilioiiM at the rim are
fii'Ht-cliiHH and the m.'mmui in open in
eitrncHl. A Inrce number of neonlc
arc ulieudy ul Hie lake"
EXCISE TAX BILL TO
BE PASSED BY SENATE
WASHINGTON, Jly Jli.-l,eaders
who have inadc u cnuuihH of the ven
ule loduy predicted the panning of
the Deinocriitio e.xcihe tax bill. The
hill conicH to it vote in the senate on
Fridny, having already piiHM'd the
Iioiihc,
The 1)111 pratcically extends the
provihioiiK of the corporation tux to,
all perhotirt and co-partucrhliips "do
itiL' mi annual biiHinexh of more tuhn
..(I0()."
RAILROAD
MN
TO
CONFER
All of tho orficlaU of Hip IVntisyl.
vaniit railroad HyHlcm on tint I'aeifie
CduhI nrn on llicir way lo Mcdford
for t lie purpose of lioldiwr confer
ence recnrdiriK Hie i-oiibI buHiucx of
Hie Hyutcm they rcprenent.. Six re
preNciilntivcH nrrived today mid more
are expected to arrive HiIh cciiiue;
from Cnlifornia (Ktiuti. The idx who
lire here nre: J. S. ('amplndl, Seattle.
F. X. Kolloek. I'orllund; N. F. Kenny,
Spokane; K. F. Vcaton, Senttlc; J. F.
Smith, Portland uud A. S. .1. Holt,
Seattle.
The conference! will be held Tues
day Hie men returning to their homes
Tuesday ewnine; uud WedncHday. The
conference wiih called by A. S. ,1. Hilt
of Seattle.
Alteulloii KiiIkIiIm of 1'ytblnM.
Vour presence, wanted nt Castle
Hall tonlRlit. Work in third rank.
Visitors welcome. Kofrenhmcntn.
E. G. TROWUIIIDOK, Jr., C. C.
Draperies
Wo carry a vry complctB line of
flrnM-rl'H, Incn ciirtnlnn, flvturrn, etc.,
and lo nil clnRHrn of upholntrrinc A
xpcclnl man to look after thl work
exclindvrl and will Klvc an kowI
("rvlco nil la ;i'(tljo to net In even
flic Inrci'Kt cltlfN.
Weelcs & McGowan Co.
Now and Second and Lumber for Sale Cheap.
Wc arc tearing down our warehouse buildings
on railroad property opposite Southern Pacific pas
denger.Htation and are offering for sale material takon
therefrom at very low prices.
FRUIT BOXES
J3erry, poach, penr and apple boxes for sale
cheap. We have an assortment of boxes which wo
desire (o dispose, of at once at very attractive prices.
CRATER LAKE LUMBER COMPANY
Call at factory opposite So. Pnc. passenger station.
To fustcu the cud of n rope with
p)il linoltlnr, It. n WJncfl,Mlu Inventor
tins patented a spiral piece of metal
nround which It umy be wrapped.
f
?
T
i
t
i
t
?
T
f
t
y
t
t
r
r
t
Wc arc on the eve of great prosperity
in Mcdford. At an early date, real estate
prices wil commence to jump. Better se
cure one of the well-.built (bites cottages
on Woso a venue while the prices are rock
bottom.
H. E. GATES
ROSE AVE.
Y
f
f
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
MX4N
Nearly a quarter of a century under the same
management
THE
Jackson County Bank
Medford, Orogon
Tt has succeeded because of . ,
J ;
Soundness of principle v "
Economy of management ,
Safety of investment
Courteous and liberal treatment
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $175,000.00
U'
Y. I. Vawtcr ,President G. R. Lindley, Vice Pres. ,
C. W. fcDonald, Cashier
ICE
as clear and hard as diamonds
Storage rooms right for all
kinds of goods.
Our wagons deliver to all
parts of the city.
Phenes: Pacific 2641, Home 240
Medford Ice (2b Storage Co.
t
:
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
t
y
y
y
y
y
t
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
i
Cleaning Up For Fall Stock
Real BargainsMoney Saving Prices
Is there anything you need in Summer and Fall wearing apparel? We are cleaning up
our stock for Fall. While there is still left a good long period of warm weather before
us you perhaps have overlooked something you can use for the balance of the season
w i and have good garments for next season.
!
y
y
'p
4
,
"Wo aro offering everything in Summor Weight Underwear at
25 Per Cent Discount. This moans you can buy the best $1 Suit
of Underwear ever sold for 75c tho suit, or the bost $1.50 Suit
for. $1.12, and tho same porcontago all through our ontiro stock
of Summor Underwoar.
A fow Men's and Young Mon's Suits loft at Half Prico. It will
pay you to look thorn ovor.
One lot Boys' Knickerbocker Suits ranging in agos from 6 to 15
worth rogularly $4 to $15, whilo they last 5j3 to $10,
A nice selection of sizes and patterns in Fall Weight Suits at
25 Por Cent Discount, strictly new and up-to-date. Do you good
to look them over.
Wo have a Straw Hat loft that will fit you, regardloss of former
prices, nothing worth less than $2.50 and on up to $5. While
they last choice for $1.50.
All Khaki Clothing and Linen Dusters at 25 Per Cent Discount.
Many other bargains too numerous to itemize hero. Come in and
soo them.
y
y
i
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
X These prices will be in effect until August 1. We sacrifice our prices for cash only, do not ask for credit
T
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
::
MODEL CLOTHING CO.
- .4tjUMM,Al .M.jA