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MEDFORD MAIE TRTjBTJOT. MTCDFORD, OTWOOtf. FRIDAY. AUGUST 2. 1012
J Murphy & Co. will move tho Snug
"BEVERLY" AT THE MEDFORD TONIGHT
JM.WBMi.iiwmji' piMi ' " ' i ! i i iinwii mi ), iWi
unr iroin iih preseni lornuon on
south ,Kront atreet to tho now loca
tion t adjoining Tho Qui Saturday.
Tho "new liar will b& It now as The
Stag nid halt boon handsomely filled
Tho itogno llivor Valley Abstract
company iian moved to No. C, South
Central.
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John Jackson of Phoonlx spent
Thursday In Medford ou business.
H. C. Ilron or Sprinkled, Ore,
Ir in Medford on a short business
trip.
Mayor Canon
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John McCu'ltock Of Eugene la vis
iting frlcnd.A la Medford.
C L. Hughes of llornbrook was
a recent visitor In Medford.
Save money now-on rcJrlRerators
and porch furniture. M.'p. & Jf. Co.
;pcter Applcgato of Salem la vis
iting friends and relatives in tho val
ley ' ' ' ' '
F.J JIk Vlatnpman, tho merchant nt
Tablo Rock was recent visitor in
Medford.
Mammocks, sporting goods, blue
flame, ordorleas oil stoves, refrigera
tor etc. Prices ' right. Shaplelgh
Hardware Co., 28 South Central.
John C. .Stlnson of Rogue River
spent Friday In Medrtrd on a short
business trip. He recently returned
from an extended eastern trip.
"B. V. Johnson of Grants Pass
spent Prlday Jn Medford on business.
Save" money now on refrigerators
and porch furntture. M. F. & II. Co.
114
Mr. and Mrs. A. C Allen returned
Thursday evening from an extended
automobile tour of California. They
motored dowju.the Sacramento valley
to an Francisco and'returned up tho
coast to Eureka and Crescent City
thenco inland to Medford.
, Crawfish Portland Stylo Satur
day at Manhattan. 114
W.H. Dodge and -Mrs. J. W. Dodge
of Cor.vflllls have returned home af
ter a visit in 'Medford.
E. T. Butler of Portland has re
turned homo after a visit with friends
in 'Medford.
'Heavjr discounts on porch furniture
and, refrigerators. M. P. & H. Co.
114
Mrs. E. A. Dodge and P. P. Dodge
of .Ashland were recent visitors in
Medford.
. J. II. Burns of the Leland mining
district Is in Medford on a ekort busi
ness trip. Ho reports mining active
in that section with several good ore
bodies uncovered.
Moved to 31 N. Grape street The
Medford Conservatory for Basic and
laagaages. O. Tailiaadler, director.
Opes all HBiaer.
Mr. iad Mrs. D. E. Evans of Horn
brook, Cal.,".are visiting friends in
thte'clty having motored over the
Sisklyous. They will visit Crater
Lalce and returne by way of Klamath
Falls.
.Mr. 'and Mrs. William Gerlg and
family bare left for a camping trip
to Rogue River.
WeJ.want to Yent a small house
close la 'furnished or unfurnished.
Will H. Wilson & Co.. 106 '. Front
street. IIS
J. W. aad T. L. Wilson have left
for an outing la the Butto Creek
district. They will fish and hunt
for two weeks.
E. J. Parke of Salem is in Medford
on a short bttslaetis trip.
There is always a big sale going
on .at 10 N. Front it,, tho cheap
est store ia the west. 113
. Captain R. W. Collins. U. S. A.,
who has boee here Instructing tho
local cospany of the National
Guard left Thursday evening for the
north.
Crawfish Portland Style Satur
day at Manhattau. 114
B. V. Mulkey has returned from a
short business trip to Salem.
The anuual'exoduB to the hills
has opened now in earnest. Automo
biles and tlfa by the score are leav
ing tho" 'city ilally loaded with
camping equipment. Atl of the
popular camping grounds in tho
county are said to be crowded with
rapjpera.
Ca'rkln Jk Taylor (John H. Carkln,
Glenn O. Taylor), attorneys-at-Iaw,
over Jackson County p&nk Building.
Medford,' . '
ip. and Mrs. W, T. Young of
Grants Pass spent Friday in Medford
vlsllng with frieuda. Mr. Young
owns and operates' several mining
properties In Josephine county.
James B. Lewis of Big Butte Is
lu Medford on a short business trip.
Mr. Lewis is a well known hunter
and reportfi many deer In the moun-
laiasuis year, no suties maiererpr i j j
JiUBLar should bo aulo to pag tne
limit this' year. ,
Savow$2 to 10 by buying your
trunk and suit caso at IOC N. Front
atreot, Will H Wilson & Co. 113
8am L. Saudry, district game and
fish warden jspont Friday in Medford
on a snort "buslileba trip. He rportb
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will leave August;
12 for Portland In order to attend n
pesslon of tho Democratic state com-
ihltteu of which ho la a member.
This session of tho Btnto committee
will ho devoted to pains for the com
ing campaign In this state. The!
committee mceta August 14. I
K. D. Weston, commercial photojj-.
raphcru, negatives made any time ori
placo by appointment. Phone M. 1471 1
During thq past few days proper
ty owners by the score hae been
engnged lu burning tho dead grass
on vacant lots and' -danger of fire
from this source has In consequence
been greatly reduced. Owing to th6
great quantity of rain which fell this
season tho grass menace In the city
took on a serious aspect. However,
the flro department has responded
to but one call for gross fires.
Owjng to the Jbackwnrd season I
hnyo mado a reduction of Id cents
per pound on all kinds of ve-hlcle
rubber. Now is the tlmo to get a
first-class Job dono at a reasonable
cost. J. W. Mitchell, No. 3G, S.
Riverside.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Richardson left
Friday morning for Wolf Creek lu
Josephine county where thc will
spend tho next two weeks oti nn
an outing.
Kodak finishing, the best at Wes
ton's, opposite book store.
Frank Poole left Friday morning
for Tolo where he Is engaged In
erecting a new building.
, Heavy discounts on porch furniture
and refrigerators. M. F. & H. Co.
114
M. A. Rader of tho Medford Fur
niture Hardware company left
Friday morning for a short visit at
Woodville.
S. A, Newell, ladles' tailor, 4 th
floor M. F. & H. bldg.
W. A. Messner has purchased the
Shirley property on south Grape
street and will reside the"re. His
family has just arrived from Mc
Mlnnville. Ore. Mr. Messner recent
ly purchased land near Talent which
he intends to improve.
Get Mrs. Reynolds home mado
bread at DeVoo's.
Word has been received from
Tuson, Ariz., of the marriage of Wil
liam Hansen and Miss Ina Throch
martln. Both of tho contracting
parties were residents of this sec
tion and have a host of friends here
who wish thorn well.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Butler have
loft for an outing at Colestln.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Rosenbaum will
leave Monday for a week's outing at
Colestln. Rosey says ho is duo to
take the rest cure.
Soda Fountain at DeVoe's.
Mrs. S. S. Smith has returned from
a short outing at Colestln. Sho ex
pects to return to her camp there
soon.
Fred Dougherty has returned from
a short visit In the southern end of
tho valley.
Miss VIrgle Houston has returned
from a visit with friends at Cottago
Grove.
Out of tho high rent district. Will
II. Wilson & Co.. tho cheapest store
In th west. 113
Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Amen havo
returned from a visit with friends
and relatives at Seattle. Mr. Ames
states that Medford has them all dis
counted as a place to live.
Mrs. Sarah James of Ashland
spent Friday In Medford visiting
friends.
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ROLLER TOWEBS
In 00(1 mmlily oTorftsli,
yVl'VtlM, longlUt' alut,
Huvclaf 1 , 2U)t4
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ConCv&l 'Aiiaiv P. 0.
OIL O'LOTH
2.")c vii l,i n1, Hpt'i'inl i0s
Direct from its long engagement at' Ing plot, plenty ofvgonl cUmn wholo-
tho Studobaker Theater, Chicago,
Geo. Uarr McCutcheon'A "iTovorb"
will be seen for the first time In thU
city at tho Medford heater tonight.
Beautiful women, gorgeous scenery,
elaborate costumes, a stirring, thrill-
some comedy, nil of the. go to innku
n production that slll delight tho eyo,
plonso the understanding, give rlsu
to mirth, and stir every drop of rod
blood lu tho vlons. Popular aumiiier
prices will prevail. $1 00, 7G nud 60
conts.
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NOTICR.
Persons desiring reliable Informa
tion concerning Alberta Canadn, its
natural resources, coal cheap, farm
lands, soil, good crops, healthful
climate, address Eggen & Oleaberg,
Bawff, Alberta, Canda. 115
Notice to Contractors.
School district No. 100 Is now
ready for 'bids for a school house to
be erected between Medford and
Central Point. Apply to V. F. Loader
for plans. Bids will bo opened
August 10th.
LOUIS BENNETT,
Clerk.
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CATCHES A CAI
Paul Jtevere's Ride was a walk
compared to tho ride of Robert
Ruhl, editor of the Medford Sun, who
fled homeward Tuesday night nltor
a vain endeavor to catch and tamo
a pretty little black and white cat
found peaceably trotting bj tne way
side. Visions of long winter night with
no tabby dozing by tho Knhl flrt'sldo
accomplished It u Ill's ruin as astride
his pert steed he ambled at a fox
trot under the soft light of a July
moon.
Tho "cat" and Mr. Ruhl discov
ered each other about the same tlmo.
Tho next tlmo Mr. Ilub discovers
a cat for family selection It will be
at a cat show with a catalogue.
Medford peacefully slumbering
dreamed not of the cataclysm enact
ed Siskiyou Heights were. duled ad-
mlsslou to houfo and homo Robert !
Ruhl eitcut the balance of tho night
in tho woodshod studying natural
history.
Between times with pencil nud
paper, he figured tho dimensions of
a grave for his new flannel trousers
while tho family with smoke hel
mets on said things through cracks
In the door.
Riihl's saddle marc has been
turned over to tho Medford Fire
Department who are testing sonio
new hose the cat a Polo by birth.
Is still at large.
BARTLETTS REACH $3.05
ON NEW YORK MARKET
Il.irtlett pears range from Jit. 05 to
1 Jl with tho New York market
giving tho highest quotations. Peach
es are still a drug on tho market due
to the large crop lu tho south and
Koultnvost. Yesterday's juotatloiiH
received by tho Northwest Fruit Ex
chnuge nre ns follews:
Mluneapolis, $1.50 Jl.CU.
Chicago, $l.r.G.
Cincinnati. J1.21, $1-13.
Buffalo. $1.S0.
New York, $1.7013.05..
Boston, $1.71.
BIG CUT SALE IN NOTIONS '
SalVty pins, all hp.uh, (Ho bent, wtf
ular fit' si'llor, spoiMal . . 2 for 5
Cube pins, 10c si'.f, 100 pins in a
paclvUtrp, all colors, special . . .5
Hair niii cabinets, 10c si'.o . 8
IVarl buttons, all si'.cs, tho
10c value, special at
Wire hairpins, 5c ratle 2 for 5
Collar supporters ,0c grade, 2 for 5
Ladies' hose supporters, 10c grade,
special at "10
4t4 Wash trimming, liutj piece, . .. 15(
Common pins, oc paper .. .. 2 for J
Dress shields, .'luc grade, sizes !2-:t-J-3,
special 2J?
rugulur
Cunl f TIiuiiVh.
We wish to thanc'oiif friends and
nnlghhors who so kindly assisted us
during tho sickness and death of our
son. Walter. Also for the floral of
ferings. G. C. SEYMOUR.
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SAVE 1-2 ON WASH GOODS
29o PbpHuH, 10c
I'opllnsand Ueps
in a large assort -2!ic
grade, special
35c Voiloa, 20c
Col inn voiles in
all colon, with
silk stripes and
suitablt Tor every
w.car, Jl5c grade,
special
35c' Tl8auoa;"10o
h'ine sheer iial
ily ol" silk ami
cotton tissues, ox
qiusite put.leruy,
Il5c values, Hpec'l
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10c Wuuh GoodJ
0c
lleauliru'l printed
Liiwiih and Jia
listes that will
wash and war,
J ()c value, special
Rare Bargains in White Goods
1214c India Linons, 9c
200 yards of fine sheer
India Linou, suitable for
waists, dresses, aprons,
pet t icoats, etc. A J J '
grade, special 9
25c Persian Lawns, 18c
Dainty IVrsian Lawn
I(J in. wide, fine .sheer
quality for 1 i it gc r i e
drosses and waists, 25c
s, special 18;
grade
18c Flaxon, 15c
Klaxon cloth in All col
ors in stripes, checks
and designs, 18c valuu,
special
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SISKIYOU COUNTY GETS
NEW PACIFIC HIGHWAY
tho river comparatively free of II-
loga'l "isherraen at present.
Baa K. A, Hdlmes, The fosuranco
Man, over Jackson County Bank.
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SocIullKtH Attention.
Your jiresenco Is requested at tho
regular meeting of J,ocal Meford, Sun-
ay, August t, X v. in.
Jniportant matters Jn regard to tho
campaign will ho considered and full
attendanco Is desired.
O. It. BATCH WELL,
113 Secretary.
KOTICK.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned will apply to the city coun
cil at Us meeting to he held August
C, 1913, for a Mcenso to sell malt,
spirituous and vinous liquors In
quantities less than a gallon at Its
place of business on lot 11, block 20,
city of Medford for a period of six
months.
W. M. KKNNICDY. '
Patod July 20, 1912.'
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At a meeting of Uio f'nlifYriwi
fitnto liighnny coiuiiiiwion Iiit week
the ronilnixriinii decided on Hie
route to follow from Iteililiug into
Siskiyou, and Jlie western route up
the Knernmento river was (.elected.
The iluClotid roule vvJiieli uh rritifh
fuvorcd by the Sun FruwuKCo mil
lionaires who luivo htiiniiicr Iiouiom
nlong the ifcCJoud river wiih iiIjuii
doued.' This in a grcal vidtury for .Sixki
you county. The 1S,(IO,000 nlnU;
liighu'iiy wil now come lip the Sacra
ineuto river couyon rm Itedding to
DiiUhinuir, tlioiibu tliroiigh SinMHi,
Oiizelk'j Yrcku, Cole, over tho Sis
kiyou mountuiiis lo Oicxoii. Yreka,
will (iMiiiedly Jjc on tho map wjicn
tlio county" roads tliruuli wtslcm
Kihkiyou connect with tliu IiikIiw.u
from San 'rmicicii lo Kurcku, mill.
ing a loop tliroiiKli tlic noil hum part
of tho btnte.
MILITANT SUFFRAGETTES
CUT TELEPHONE WIRES
KDINIlimO, Aug. 2. Owing to Hie
action of borne niilitniil Hil'lnicttcH
in cutting wiii-H, the tclcplione ss
em here will ho out of coiumiHuion
for kovci'iiI duyb.
That little coiikIi. that BeomliiRly
Inslulflrant cold tuuy ho tho start of
a serious perhaps fatal Illness. You
can't affcyd to neglect a .cold or
cough. Oot "tho jlttlo doctor" Mac
Larcu's .Mustard Cerate.
Your dniKgist has It two sizes
25 and CO cent Jars. You should ul
wuya hne it In tho house .Mac
Iaren's Must.-ird Ccruto kIvcs prompt
nud sure relief from Neouralgla,
Uiiuumatlsm. Lumbago, Colds, Sore
Throat, Headaches, Horo Muscles,
otc. It's hotter than a mustard las
tor for anything a mustard plnster'a
kooiI for.
Insist on the: Original
MAC LARE.N'S
WILL HOT DLISTER-
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Accept No Suhstltuto
.Medford I'liurmacy nnd other druggists.
BASE BALL
IN
Sunday, Aug. 4
Purse $500
for Championship of Southern Oregon
and Northern California
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KOIt SALK-TCIieap, good two-room
tent house. Sultnhlo for winter
and summer 'use, 'Address fi08
J'Jum street. 113
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ccnfc.ot' $3,000.00, to bojRold at Ukj oxtromoly
low price of $2,1150.00. Jlantlsonie rillB
with bnilt in china o'losot, nmplc l'loors, laro
slcujijug porch, livij) room" 12 x 28 i'eot witli
biiHl brick J'ireplaco, Jargo'lot 50 x 140 J'ccjjd,
jiic(Jlawn, donblo (jonstriudod, gnarjuitodO
50 peal's.
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