Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 01, 1912, SECOND EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAG1 TWO MEDFORD MATL TRrRTTNR, MEDFORD, OREOON, WUTRSDAV, ATOTiaT 1.1012 i 'f- f5o M y v GAL AND . PERSONAL Ralph Plcrco has rcturnod from nn oBtlnK St Colestln. Wrwr GTnsffow spent "Wednesday in AlHIinnu wu, .i. -;-; J Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Schrack loft TmirsaayniuriuHR uji i uu ... nhort business -trip. u.. :t.i r r.n.Aa Aim. II. F.JMatt .' tlr. ltAVn1 nnil "Mri. William ill I !.,, I. i,v."- Anglo havo left for n camping trip ni buuo runs. Bavo .money now on refrigerators and porch furniture. M. F. ft- H. Co. ' Urlcltla3r8 havo resumed work on tho iNcldomoycr bulltllnR at the cor ner of Fir and Eighth slreots. They arc not working on tho corner near tho railroad track where work was knocked -cccntly by a court Injunc tion. Mrs. W. If. Hyatt and daughter, Miss Edith', will Icavo this evening for an otttlnsr at Newport. Hammocks, sporting goods, bluo Jlame, ordprlcss ol stoves, refrigera tors," etc Prices right. Shaplolgh Hardware 3o.. 2S South Central. Mr. and Mrs. English plan to Icavo soon for Crater Inko with a party of friends for nn outing. T. D. Wilson of Williams Creek Is In Medford on va short business trip. Miss Myrtle- Vlsocarvor of Foots Creek la Jn Modfgord visiting her sis ir. Mrs. Sanies C. Blackburn. Savo money now on refrigerators and porch furniture. M F. & H. .Co. 114 Mr. and "Mrs. I. h. Hamilton who ,havc,mado San Francisco their Jiome for tho ,past two years aro moving their f'runlture back to Medford and wUl tnako their homo n this city again. They will arrlvo this even ing from San Francisco. Xhe Oregon ,Gr,anite, company Is jnovlnc Its hueo loading derrick irom Jt,8 place near tho Big PJnes Lumber company to the southern .end or the .railroad yards as tho railroad com papy plans to clear tho right of way between Fourth and Sixth streets. Heavy discounts on porch furniture and refrigerators. M. F. & H. Co. 114 Jft I. Vawtcr has returned from a short business trip to Portland. 'Mi and Mrs. Harry Chlstlan of San Fancjeco ,are In Medford for a short visit with friends. ' L. JE. Watters of Big Butto Is in Medford on a short business trip. Moved to 31 'N. Grape street The Medford .Copservatory for music and lagUAges.( G. Talllandler, director. H. ., Mackcy was a passenger to Portland on 'umbor 20 Thursday. He will bo ,absent about two weeks. 1J. S. Steenstrup has returned from a short business trip tp northwest points. Jack Ncff and Harry Houston ar rived Thursday by automobile from Fort'and. ,E.,D. Weston, commercial photog raphern, negatives made any time or place by appointment. Phono M. 1471 Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Chapman of the Table Rock district are in Medford for A 6hor,t yislt with friends. p. J. Xl'en and son John or Rock Point fipant Thursday with frjends in Medford. 'The second crop of strawberries in the valley Is beginning to come Jn again and In 10 days tho market will again be jdentlfully supplied jwith them. Owing to tho backward season I have made a reduction of ,10 cents per .pound on all kinds of vehicle rubber, tfow Js tho tlmo.to get a first-class Job dono at a rcaRonablo cqst J. W. Mitchell, No. 30, S. Riverside. " T$T8. George H. Millur has returned from. camming trip In the .Big JUutte district. J. C. Pendleton of Table Rock Bpent Wednesday Jn Medford on a short buslpesa (rip. i , Kodak finishing, tho best at Wesr ton's, opposito book Btore. George Lindsay has returned from an outing Jn -tho jP.ead Indlau coun try. " Mrs. Gcorgo Climax of Ashland Ik In JModfard on a short visit with t rfondB , Bods, Beds, BodB, U.00 per week at (ho Park VIow Hotel. 123 South Iloljy. " MIkbcb WUhciinlna and Rose HqckenyoA aro Jn tho city visiting tholr parents. J. O, Storey h8 returned fropi a short business trip to Klamath Falls. Miss Ethol Garrison Is visiting Miss Clara;Colltn8 aj. ,Tftblo Rock fpr ft fpw days. I .' , t r Heavy discounts oh porch furnlturo and refrigerators. M, F & H. Co. ' 1H Miss Ethol Curry and Miss Iv WBHggg MOTOR BOATS ENGAGED IN RACE FOR BERMUDA CHALLENGE TROPHY. THE DREAM- !LlL AZ " T fwrcM ' JWMHhH '-1 V OWNED tJY COMMODOR'i A U OaKE15.liCS2iv--- tO d . m- v HEAVIEST CROPS ON RECfJtD DOE TO Mil JULY Tho monthly wwillwr roporl rIiowh tlint July ban been normal In every rr-spoel, tutd crop cundltlonn nro with out n parallel. A heavy l.ny ami grain crop Is being harvested rind promises to be of ijxcollcnt nimllly, Fruit oron l tli lumvlost on record and will bo harvested lit tho regnlnr lime. I'onrH and applcn nn smnuth und havo sUod well on account of tho normal Benson. Wtittlici Kenort for July. ill- th; nwNpn KV tOMMODOHEWOSEPH-M SNVCYER Keen Interest Is now being taken la the 'motorboat race from Philadelphia to llormudn and back. Among the upecdy little craft competing aro the Dream, the Katheimun, the Lugeo und the Quaker. These sturdy little cruis ers are sure of making the long voyage, and the outcome li awaited with much viithusUstu by lovers of motorboat raclmr. two Wwks&HcGowanCo. UJTOERTA105RS j? rho& a7i, MlU JNWWSI X. W, ,WMkS SOU A. M. Orr,, 3M 1 AT MHNMHCAMT Beck will leave Sunday for a weeks outing at Butto Falls. Mrs. Will Traccy of Union Is In Medford for a short visit with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rcichman have left for Scott's Valley, Cal.. where they will remain during tho summer. S. A. Newell, ladles tailor, 4th floor M. F. & H. bldg. Mrs. Harry B. Neff of Climax spent Thursday with friends In Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Eric H. Ely of Rock Point spent Thursday in Medford shopping. Blackberries $1.00 per crate de- llvere. Phono Bell 911, Home 2.4. 112 Lcalio Burton of Big Elk district is in Medford on a short business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lawrcnco of Grants Pass are in Medford on a short business trip. Get Mrs. Reynolds homo jnadc bread at IJoVoo's. C. H. Pratt of Hilt. Cal.. Is In Med ford on a short business trip. Louis I. Hawkins of Roseburg with a party of friends passed through Medford Thursday on their way to Crater Lake. Soda Fountain at DeVoo's. Adam Mucllor, president of tho Star Brewery of Portland, spent Thursday In Medford, his first visit for over a year. Ho states that he is much pleased with tho steady growth of tho city and the increased predic tion of the valley, which he states, is the foundation for permanent pros perity. Out of the high rent district. Will H. Wilton & Co., the cheapest store In the west. 113 Dr. E. R. Secly who has been suf fering with n bad attack of blood poisoning was forced to undergo a second operation Wednesday. HIb condition is Improved today. Wo want (o rent a small house close In furnished or unfurnished. Will H. Wilson & Co., 100 N. Front street. 113 E. ,E. Gore with friends hns left for u camping trip In the Fish Lake district. Arthur Mnlioy loft WVnesday even ing for a short business trip to Port laud. Tbore is nlways a big sale going on at 10C N. Front it., tho cheap est store In tho west. 113 Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Thomas havo returned from n outing on upper Rogue River. Charles S. Lclio, manngor of tho Medford .Realty & Improvement com pany will Icavo soon for nn oxtonded custom business trip. Carkin & Taylor (John H, Carkln, Glenn O. Taylor), attor'noys-at-law, ovor Jackson County Bank Building, Medford. Savo VI to $10 by buying your trunk nnd suit raso at 100 N, Front strqot, Will H. Wilson & Co. 113 Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Goro havo loft for a two weokH outing at tho Coles- tin Mineral Springs. The Roguo River Valley Abstract company has moved to No. C, South Central. A. R. Phillips of Portland Is In Medford ou a short business trip. Seo R. A. Holmes, The Insurance Man, ovor Jackson County Bank. Senator Von der Hollen of "Wellcn spent Thursday with Medford friends. O. B. Hartloy of Linden, Kansas, has moved to this city and will make his -future homo hero, llo Is do Jlghted with the country. Mrs. Arthur -Davis who was oper ated upon Monday at tho Sacred Heart hospital Is rapidly Improving and will soon be nblo 4o bo out again. H. D. Garwood, a seed specialist from Rock Ford, Colo., Is spending n few days in tho valley looking It over with a view to establishing a seed house. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Boggs returned Wednesday from an extended eastern trip." Tho Southern Pacific company emptied their huge water -tank just south of Main street today flooding tho tracks In that region. Tho tank was emptied in orccr to test tho meter the city has placed on tho wat er supply there. L SEEK TO- IMPEACH . JUSTICE WRIGHT NEW YORK, Aug. 1. Today's - opening stock market developed some very substantial g.ilns. Cana-J dinn Pacific added four points to its lead. National Biscuit was up more than two points, American Tobacco three points and a number of others mado ono point gains. Trading wus very brisk although profit taking kept tho leaders from going over their opening levels. Tho market closed strong. Bonds were steady. WASHINGTON, Aug 1. Tho way for Impeachment proceedings ugnliiHt Justlco Daniel T. Wright of tho su premo court of the District of Co lumbia, was opened today In chnrges made by Attorney Francis Tobln In n letter to Speaker Champ Clark. Toblu demanded that tho Impeach ment of Wright bo secured, charging l him with frequently violating his loath of office, nnd that ho was lu- j flurnced by tho .Rucks Stove and itango Company In rendering his do jclsion In the contempt casos against Samuel Gompers, John Mitchell and j Frank Morrison, all prominent labor leaders. Speaker Clark referred tho letter to the houso Judlclay committee. Normal iU)diltntlou,for July ....0.U' Clear iluya a:J Partly Cloudly ( , " Cloudy -a l .1, O'GAUA. Hpoolrtl Olitwvm'.U. H. Wither HuroiMt, rr T0Q LATE TO CLASSIFY II, l PRATT In nil courts. Lawyer. Prnctlroii LOST -Dropped on street Wodimn day evening letter unstamped, ill looted lo the "Iliimplon" Cincin nati. Helm n to Mull Tribune If found. j-1 floor. 0. K. Ill FOR RUNT Outage, cement nlm'trlo llgbU I!l month. tialoH, 23 Rose Ave. HAINES IN LEAD FOR IDAHO NOMINATION JIQISE, Idiilio, Aug. l.-As the re hiiU of rcluris recched late today, John M. Iluineo is njrnin in the lead for the republican nomination for governor of Idaho, hut the result js htill in doubt. Pnul Clnstone, 111. northern Mnho progressive, in hut five hundred votes behind and neiii's half of the precincts yet lo be Iteaid from. Socialists Attention. Your presence Ir requested at tho regular meeting of Local Meford, Sun ny, August 4, 8 p. m. Important matters in regard to tho campaign will be consldorcd and full attendauco Is desired, O. R. BATCH WELL, 113 Secretary. notigi:. Notice Is hereby given that tho un dersigned will apply lo the city coun cil nt its meeting to bo held August G, 1912, for n liccnso to sell malt, spirituous and vinous liquors In quantities less than n gallon at Its place of business nn lot 11, block 20, city of Medford for a period of six months. W. M. KENNEDY. Dated July 2G, 1912. TOMORROW NIGHT AT THE MEDFORD THEATRE zrzm All of the delipjilful fhunictujB in fleiugo jhur Mel'ntf'liiWs churmiiijj story, "J5eveiy of Gnniataik' lnuo been jetdiiled in tho piny, nnd tho ninny plfllumiquo M'dioa Imvn boon faithfully jeioduced( by the hceiile tu lists, "tfevcily" lias ret'ehed the jecciVed (ho uiMiihuoiitf ciulowimi uiiiiNimoiiB endoifrt'iiioiit of tllQ druin ntio erilioH of Ohicigo, CinoipnitU, Jluffiilo ami PjllHlnng, nnd is now onnuito to llnuidiuiy, jft'W Yr)c for nn qyleiiiliKl eiigiigonieiit. I'opiiliir'hiiininei' pi ices, f1.00, 7o flid t0c. Dato I 2 3 I " r. 7 S 9 10 It 12 13 14 15 in 17 IS 19 20 21 22 23 24 2!. 2G 28 29 30 3t Max. 72 9 80 sr. St 77 77 S3 ." 92 91 03 91 94.R too 103 83.5 91. r. 91.5 si.r. 74.5 79 Kl 77.5 St S7 9C 9S 94.5 80.5 Mill. 41 18 M ir. 5S a 19 11 11,5 .48 55 51 53,5. 5i; 5(1 til 01.5 58s5 57 57 51 40 51 52 50.5 51 5 1.5 57.5 G2.5 Ralti. Trace KOR SALE 130 iic-rpfl of good deqp soil land w ton fr nut If r,old quick, will go nt half price. Ad dresa A. N. Wilder, Eagle Point. Oregon. '' KOR RENT In Eaglo Point, olwut., now Htoro, for bakery, restaurant, anything, $10 a month. Address, A. N. Wilder, Eagle Point. Ore- n;i gon. KOR RENT Strictly modern ft rooti bungalow with sleeping poich ou Koks Court. UmtUoy A. McClat rlile . Trace Trace Trace 0.20 OutCtnwThiuiaMf of Drm ShifMt! Smaller, Madame, You Are Going to Feel More "Comfy" Under tho Arnw, Olrln.K.-lntfobnxof VMItHPJ SO rltfUt nwny nl lh ilnuc nlor. iiml 't ,,,i"f tho urprl' of ywr l. It " dso of ilrok hlclo fevno. Medford Real Estate & Employment Agency 0 ueiofi, 0 mlhm finm JUnUtmii vlllo, largo nmdoi n liuimo, t'm plainly furnished, 10 nruiM I" JmM vnlloii, (dock. Innlii and ovnrythlug goes with Urn I'l""'''. w'111 lr,ul" f"' liu'omo city pioperty. Helliuiiiliiluuoiit ronumilely nlockyii (o Undo for oily properly 11" ames for Um 1hL IihiiI In Hnmii Val ley, wdl locnled, price 45 per mVi or will tiado for good Income pioimr. 80 urnm, 7 mlli'H up Evanii Cieelt, 40 ncrcH In miltlvatlou. all good Im provuinentft, 13000, 10 lines. U iiln "t new hiilld lugs all In otiltlvatlon, will trade for oily property. 80 acres, 8 miles out, saw nun cnmnloli. Ilftoo. NVo Jinvo iiome hurguliiB In city properly, Wo waul some good city properly to trade for acreage. If you want to mill como and lint your property with us. Kmploynient Olrls and women for general houno work. WftltroHscn, Man and wife to cook on ranch. Men In saw mill and box trtrtoiy. MR8.EBIMABITTNER Initio II III Home, M. OpONlte NimIi Hotel HOOMH nd T. VMM JlliOCK. !t-U-l( "' ' Mnxlmum, July 10 Mean of Maximum Normal mean maximum Minimum, July 1st nnd 3d ... Mean of tho minimum . Normal moan minimum . .. Mean monthly temperature .. Normal menu monthly temp. Precipitation Trace Degrees 103 8G.3 ... S7. . ..It ... 52.7 . 51 09.5 . 70,5 Inches ... 0.20 At Fountains EIwhro Ask for HORLICKS Tki Orlglml m ImmIm MALTED MILK The, Fittf-fclnk fir AN Apt. At retaurnti, hotel, and fountww. Dclidou. krvigoratlng and utBung. Keep it on vqiw sideboara at home Don't travel without it. A qac hwek prepared in "i TakcBoia&tta. Jt"7 HORLKl'S. Hot in Any MllkTrumt No MpW lllllnr.1 Oowiih. N Mnr Vtr NhUlili, If Vow V V KltoW-SO. iivnunt.vn Lmiu tint nrnwnlt Jllittjn frv.l'i Hint ry n nuy oilier ixirV of tho iKxIr. You can wr uny Wit ' clothluK. I In hut niutty nwiiw. In nrm tlicnlro or Unnwlinil nml wur mf.rrprn In tho nnifplt. Tlio color in u roliirptl own will iiiwr run. Tlio cloth will nevwr laUo. Kft IHT from vt tplmtlon nntl tlirn rot nml lonraiHl ruin ynurcown Ml lb? nnu-piu. Jinmifil j. nw.ro rollout um-f dww MeUU like rei- umler the or I'MIHI'I NO l a riIUIiifiil powiJrr, aluoliitPly fpr vryliMly, nU novrr lmnu njjy wwrte. If i wonder. Try H mc. nnct i con. vlnrcil. Yon apply It with ft pod. which 1 packed with cvry tiex. K..iifnrUun at money lock. ...... I . . . J fttA,a. am PIMlHI'I-NO l for win nv ymir ; i "" Announcement l'nlytcrlinle VU'W Ojh'ii Mepti'inlier tre -ml. Tlireo ilopnrtmenta: Normal, JIuM neon, and KiiKlncorlnu Tho Noriiuil furnlwhea n itrotiK rour for tench- em an well n teaehem' review clniwoi every month In tbo ycurj the lliwl iu:k cuurao contnlun hookkeoplni;, Bhorthnnd, typowrltluu. and nil com merclal work; tho Kmtlneorlie: couraeii nro, civil, electrical, mechani cal, and mlnluK. Tho collopo la open the cutlro year of twelve months. Special toachora for each depart ment. ThorntiKuiiemi In nil linen of work. Graduate will bo aided In "cur Inc jiofltlonn. Let oiinK men and yniinK women net ready for tho wonderful develop ment nt tbla ncctlon of tho Pacific coaftt, For information nddrew ItHA'TIX'IINIt' COMilUli: AlilUI 0r'"" aitii Women who bear children and re main heitlthy are those who preparn their systems in atlranco o! baby'o i,it,nttoftiox,ori"mi.oifici.oiiiv'iM ; roininR. uniest mo motnor " nf prir. y tun 1'omik. Cojrria Uueuin nMura ,B u- pnatJll work the crUitt ..... .... imm an... ...... nr nii i.m....n. . aVm i;iiiro. , w..- "iv.- .; -------- in MutKura by Clu. S. un-fli". Mdforil PhMBtucr, Kstnblished 187S Incorporated J S04 FRUIT D. CROSSLEY & SONS Commission Merchants hoi I'mukllii .St.. Niw Vork Our Hlieclnlty APPLES and PEARS We havo our own houiieH In ,,.,,..., Ni;V VOJtK, LIVJ'.HPOOh, J.(NI(' AM IAH(.) Dlrcclcoil8DiiH.ili.i.ollcllpUorHi our HoK,.e ltlver repi.ntutlvn. meaioru, viugun CHRIS GOTTLIEB find her ytnm unequal to the dn- mandt mado upon It, and ufao li often left with weakened health or chronia allmcnte. No remedy la ao truly r help to nnturo a Mothor'a Friend. It rollQVt'ii tho palu and discomfort earned by tho ntrntn on tho UcamuntH. makon pliant tliono llbroa nnd muncleii which nature la oxpandiiiR, nnd aootheit tho Inflammation of brenst clandif. Mothur'a Friend nflureo a upoody and complete recovery for tho jnother, and hIio Is loft a healthy woman to chjoy tho roar InK of her child. Mnthcr'n Friend la nold at druic utoren. Write for oar Xreo'book ior uxpacUnt inotlitirt). WUDflElD RECULATQR"C0 AUmU. Co. JVWherS Friflaial ASE BALL Sunday, Purse Aug. 4 $500 for Championship of South?n Oregon and Northern California Weed vs. . i si Medford at Medford ..i ; , . Garpe Called at 2:30 p, ml Special Train Service North and South B M i iX l)ii .'I.