Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 23, 1912, SECOND EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextAuX tvr , , r I i "f (fWWyH' "l vrltptWH'', Pntw iwijMiny ,...,v PAG1-TW0 MEDFORD MAIP TRIBUNE. M15DF0KD. . OKKflON, FRIDAY. AUGUST 23, 1912 mi i - -, - . m. " m i ! m . . 7 'ir t IV 5 t- t V ' W IOCALAND , L (PERSONAL 'A''"'H'"'W-jh Kke at, 'clock Thursday mora tar tomiile4y destroyed the bsrnl toeated e the Merse RmXt tract awaa Bear creek tram Taleat. Te fcaramM well fll)4 wHh hay, all el whlSk was completely destroyed. Whe the fire wa dfecoTered, It we. te me was dtecoTerc, iikh i"wi" ... r.n w.-,i ,t,i ,..i tinthinp land trimmed. Ladies' and Gents could be done to save the building aad contents. Oair stoa oa, the? rrelte were aim otBpleteijr iriped enU No clue to the manner in which the fire started baa bctn discovered, bat owner ot the property eoejec taro tXt a weod rat may hate leu rwmwirible by the fnawtnp of a aattk )that bad been carelessly tlarftwa down. The blaxe was plainly , Twtble for a lies aronnd. We will par SS.50 per tier for wood Is trade. 105 X. Front street. the cheapest store in the west. 136 Mffe bargftla than ever at 109 JC. Front street. Better hare a fcwlr., , , 13S I- AJLoenk aed family t returned Tkarsday erwing from a four days rkit to Crater Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Chct Parker returned "Wednesday from a two weeks visit is Sa Fraacisco. 4 JaH aad wiater soeds are ,oa dis play at a very low figure aud a fit Sarateed. by Eifert, the. Tailor. The IW ef Shrlaers who expect to aaahe the pilgriasane to Rosebarg aad arsfcfteld aow ccataics sereatr-slx aaaaefi. Larg aunoers win go iroaa Medferd and other Intervening points. The BBsabcr ol candidates to be led acreM the hot saads i bow between sixty aad fcteaty about twenty-five cf them beln p from Roseburg and aboat forty from Marshfield vielalty. Autewebllo for sate. ?2Q0. Reed coaditioB. Roon 422, M. F. & H. BUg. , 132 Harry McGraff ot Central Point re eeBtly flgBred in a runaway accident that will be the cause of keeping him frew work for sorae tiaie while he Is giviag a broken limb a chance to kslt together again. lie and John MHIer were hauling wood from the hlHs about five miles vest of Cen tral Poiat and In some way bis team took, fright aad started to run and he was throws from the wagon to thegreBd asd a wheel passed over his leg JKEt above the aakte with the resuk that the limb was broke. The team eeatlBued to rua asd smashed the wage up pretty badly before be tas stopped. S. A. Kowell, Jadles' tailor. 4 th floor JL F. & H. bldg. . A flae eatch ef salmoa is reported (rem the cams ef Joha Hall aad the Hayes brothers ea Rogue Kiier whea they took elevea fish which made a tetaV ef 206 peasds. Oak. asd hardwood $4.50 aad $5.00 per cord. Gold Ray Realty Co., Sixth aad Fir. Tft'ord has leea received la the city ,of, the death at, Veatara, Caf., of TiYlHUm Sydow who passed away oa August 14. Deceased was a resident. of. Central Point up to aboot four years ago whea he moved to Callfor sla. He was a veteran of the Civil Vfar aad a member of the local Post. HU age at death was 74 years, 10 sa oaths aad 14 days. , Hammecss. ssertlag goods, blue flame, erderles oil stoves, refrigera tors, etc Prices right. Shsplelgh Hardware Co., 28 South Ceatral. Mrs. Robert Brown of Victoria, Mrs. R, F. Brown of Eagle Point, have been visiting Mrs. Harry Carltoa of this city. Mrs. Brown left Eagle Poiat 27 years ago. and this is her jfirst to this country since. Robert Brown owned a store at Brownsboro many years ago, and selling the store there bo started another store at Eagle Point where he ' in business for quite a time selling the Eagle Point store to George Brown, which was later succeeded by George Brown's sous. Oak and hardwood 14.50 and $5.00 per cerd. Gold Ray Realty Co., Sixth aad Fir. Joha Morelaad and wife, living four aad a half miles northwest of Ashland sear the Van Dyke place, are fortunate enoqgh to be alive today as the result ef a serious accident Uiat occurred just before noon Thursday at the covered bridge near Eagle Mltys-i jMb ro suffering 'from nam- fNW bruises, although pp bones were brekea. Mr. and Mrs. Moreland were driviag to Asblahd yesterday morn ing. As they were crossing the cor ered b rid go near Eagle Mills an auto came up behind them, and as they emerged from the bridge, the driver, wltlteHt any warning whatever, at tempted to pass them. The horses became frightened and started to run. evVrturaiag the hack suddenly and WMhsiMcGowanCo. UNDERTAKERS jpr r am BJlfM ! T, W. VMki aen , A. X. 0rrm 3M HIT AW tMJrt 4JN fHtTr p-tnaing-the occupants beneath It. Xk,jtMiB theabroke tease, after draggfcig Mr. w Mrs. Marelaad far distance, aad got aT, leaTlag the aaggy I badly tlcmoitshca con ditio and the occupaals uaconecious. Aa for the driver of the auto, he had bultncrs la the other direction, lie U unknown. Berlin Tallorlssg sad Preach Dry Cleaalag- Compaay, 1,09 West Mala J street, wish to anaeaace that they are prepared to do first class clean- lag and pressing, also hats blocked! j0' Iaadc to order. GUe us a triak SatHfacUob snaraateed. Phone Pacific 582. The lst ha a fine bill on for prl - day and Saturday. Foor cxrclleat photopla-s and Billy Murray Jfc Co.. slnsinR and quick change artists. .Mr. Murray was here, last November and usade a big hit with U song?. See R. A. Holmes. The Insurance Man. over Jackson County Bank. Isaacs F. McCarty. a well known homesteader in the Brownsboro. dis trict has made application to prove up. He owns a splendid tract ot land. , Kodak fialshlag. the best at Wes ton's, opposite book store. TV. H. Canon has just been reap pointed United States land commis sioner for this district, bavin? com pleted hi first term of four, years. Mr. Caaon will serve until August. 1916. Soda Fountain at DeVoe's. Mrs. James Smyth and Mhs Agnes Finnlgaa of Spokane,, aad Mrs. Owny Patton returned Thursday from Cra ter Lake. " All wool blue serge suits to your measure at 116.50; no use wearing a hand-me-down, at Eifert. the Tailor. 131 There will be an ice cream social at the Griffin Creek school house Saturday evening at S p. m. It Is given for the benefit of the church. Everybody Is welcome. Money to loan oa country proper ty. Carkin & Taylor, Jackson Coun ty Bank Bldg.. Med ford. John M. Scott, general passenger agent. J- W. Luce, traffic manager, and H- A. Hlnshaw general freight agent of the Southern Pacific will be In Medford this afternoon on a short official visit. Harry S. Lewis of Big Butte is in Medford oa a short business trip. Carkin & Taylor (josh H. Carkin. Glenn O. Taylor), attoracys-at-law, ever Jackson Coast y Beak Building. Medferd. T. J. Carney left Friday for Red Bluff, CaL, where he wilt remain for some time. Miss Grace Brown has returned from an outing at Butte Fails. E. D. Westoa, commercial photog raphers, negatives made any time or plaee by appointment. Phone M. 1471 Charles L. Wilson of Roseburg spent Friday with friends la Med ford. Yosag spring ducks. Saturday. Booth 25. Publle Market. 132 Clifford Renshaw of Sacramento is in Medford visiting friends. Henry TVendt of Jacksonville was a recent visitor In Medford. Hay for sale. W. H. Everhard. Phone 6671. Mrs. O. V. Myers and family have left for an outing near Ashland. B. F. Mulkey left Friday for a short business trip north. Early Crawford peaches for sale. H. C Joy. pboae Pacific 591-J-l. 132 Jack Aitken of Rogue River spent Friday with Medford friends. Mrs. D, C. Vincent of Ashland spent Friday with friends In Med ford. The place to get the best Ever green sweet corn Is at the market, booth 5. 141 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Newton of Barron precinct- is in Medford oa a short business trip. Colonel Minis of Seven Oaks spent Thusday in Medford on business. Get Mrs. Reynolds home made bread at DeVoe's. Mr. and Mrs. George Morse of Talent were recent visitors in Med ford. Mark True and Mrs. Cora True, accompanied by Mrs. True's sister. Miss Grace Gregory of Central Point, and Miss Marjory Watklns of Med ford. have returned from a very pleasant trip in the mountains near the Lake of the Wood. They got nearly ten gallons of huckleberries. Mrs. Mark True of Ashland her sister Mitts Grace Gregory of Agate visited with Miss Marjory Watklns Thursday; In the evening Mrs. True accompanied her sister home for a few days visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. if. L. Gregory ot Agate. DIED JOHNSTON Jn Mutton, Oregon, August 22 191'2.Albert A. Johnston, aged 02 yeans, -i months and 12 dayn. He wn ;i futtive of Iowa and a cabi net maker qy trade. He leave, a wife arul two daughter, Tho funeral will Ije held at Phoenix Prexbyteriaq church At .'I (iVIoc Sun day afternoon, lli;Hq)lv offiuixitiji;;. The Vermont election on September 3 will gye tho politicians their first oi)Krtunlty lo guage the strength of the third, party movement. 1 000 REFRIGERATOR K ORDERED Oue thuumml new refngvmlor tars, eijuipiKtl ith coI)m1Uo lanks with eajviwly of 11.000 pound f ice, will !JStn W tlcHtcivd tu the Pacifir Fruit Kxpre- Conijwiiy. " . ... w,-v. Uebyidiarv of the Southern Pacific ' Orojwi.v. Tbe eoHttjr.5We tnnk will! enable the cvmvn.v to c the ears jhr onlJuary freisJit duriiijc the 1 pe-aoa.iiwf me ers are oi rjMirtst fnr ln..hnWcs. The Htt mtaHmenl ' of ,fet,v,? UCVf f nrp witt l tnrte.l jwotwiml within aether month and they will itjimetUiiu-ly s into service. This order of 1P00 new ears is an ittexMje of tea ter cent, ami makes the total rvfrictirator equipment f' I this company 11.000 cur. The wte-t refrigeration idea have been adopt" in the buiMins of the oars and a (HKvjt effective iusulaiioa wiK lie the interiors. Five years gt the Pacifie Fruit Kxprpj. Company had (5.G0Q ot thee cars, but the srowina fruit um! produce buinc3 f California. Ore- pn, Wasuiuston, Idaho ami otlwr Pacific Coat states ha caused near ly a thousand ndilitiortnl ear:, to be jmn-lwsl ntintmlly. The equipment of this character owned; hv the Pacific rVuit Exprcs fompanv repre-nls and outlay of more than jLMKKUHHL Thic now order will total nearly a million and a half dollars, at an approximate rtt of 1.400 each. The unceaMns; deve lopment of the wot's. horticultural and agTicnltural resource niul the transformation, of deserts into srcea orchards and field creates the de mand for more of thee cars, each year. YESTERDAY'S SCORES Coast Vernon SO Los Angeles ..74 Oakland ....4.... .74 Portland .-..53 San Francisco Z7 Sacramento 50 L. 51 SI 59 .67 77 7S R. p. a .537 .SSI .554 .412 .426 39 II. E. Portland 2 Sacramento - ....1 5 3 4 0 Batteries: HlgglnUHbara and Fish er; Arellanos and Cheek. Vernon 6 13 2 Saa Francisco .........5 7 X Los Aageles ...5 12 2 ,-fOaklaad - - . . 3 -S 1.1 1 CI 2 B? ONE FULL BACK WASH DRESSES IN WHITE, LINGERIE, PJ2JK ANi) BLUE MULLS, LINEN DRESSES ,. IN NATURAL AND COLORS, MADRAS, CORDS, ETC., ACTUAL VALUES TO 13 50, FINAL CLEARANCE $i.7 WASH DRESSES. IN NEAT PATTERN PERCALE, ETC, HIGBJ AND LOW NECK STYLES, VALUES $2.45, CLEARANCE ?1.89t HOUSE DRESSES, REGULAR $1.50 AND $1.75 VALUES $1.11) i - ( LINGERIE DRESSES AT ONE HALF PRICE AND LESS ALL PARASOLS ONE HALF PRICE LINGERIE SHIRT VAISTS UNDERPRICED .ONE-FOURTH, ONE THIRD AND ONE-HALF TO REDUCE THE STOCK ALL SILK DRESSES UNDERPRICED ONE-THIRD TO ONE-HALF TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW FALL GOODS WE. MUST FURTHER REDUCE OUR STOCK TO MAKE Z12Z1 FOR THE NEW FALL GOODS COMING IN DAILY SEE OUR FALL SHOWING OF BLUE SUITS, BLUE DRESSES, ETC. f . v POTITOl PLOT i t f i SHOUTS GARRaO n.C,.m,.vM1ymo, .ug. S. - That the agitation before the senate campaign contributions Investigating committer was ralfed hy Senator I'en ne of PennnylvanU and reactionar ies In the democratic and republican parties to befog the nrogroKsivo par - ty's atmosphere was the charge mndo here today by Jatues It. Garfield, sec retary of the Interior under Roose velt's wooad admintstratlen. Gar field denied that th attacks on the Standard Oil Conpan werv unjust as alleged today by -Joha l. Archbotd In his testimony before the senate committee. "I knew nothing about any cam- palgn contributions, said Garfield this afternoon. ' 'Thy had nothing to do with the protx instituted by the bureau of corporations of the Stand-! ard Oil Company. The Investigation against the Standard Oil Company had been started,, and to simply con tinued it. The issue lu clear In thU connection. It Is merely the work of the Pcnrosc-dcrnocratlc combina tion to befog lb real Issue la the coming campaign. There is nothing In it, whatever." LEFTY LOOK 15 KKY YORK. An 23. Tliat "Ivfty Iconic. jtr-0i)rc; one of the fugithe gunmi" wjnlcd by Jlie authorities here, for aHeg'il roinjdi utty in the miinler f (jamliler Her man Rootbal. haii bceu Ipcnteil h the Pacifie Cwt9eM eertaiu to day." . When askedtp. crify the rcp.it. District Attorney Qti?z sAvhll man said: ',.'' n u 'Iofty IiuJe is now 'in n rit wct of the Itocky Mountain.. He will be arrested nod brought to New York next nreok." A. F. .V A. M. Attention. There will be -Rorfc In the F. C decree this evening. A large at tendance Is desired By order ot $. M. WILLIAM MULLER. M. . .i wlrw Secretary. , Final fa mn on mm 1 uuiiu vii uuirui P earance r ON ALL uiiimr Apparel 2 BUDGE? BILE IS SIGNED BY TAFT i WASHINGTON. An.. ':l !... i "loot Tail msuc1 lodav the "liudfict lull, conliittuur an nppnipnathtn fur the continuation ot tho commerce court until Matvh next. It J bvliewtl this mean tlint eoiitrrv will lie nliit jt adjourn at 1 o'clock tmnorn afternomt. Pret.iuVtit.TaA it I esjftMl will leave W'H-hiiMsioM tiunqmiw vvcnrg for his Mirattier heme at llecr, LOS FOR LACK OF TRAINING SAN UlEGO. Ca! Aug. 23 That Soldier Elder, aspirant to the hcav welght title, lost 'his battle to Den ver Jack Geyer In San Frauclsco Wednesday night because he had not trained a day is the news which comes hero In a letter written be fore the fight by Freddie Bogan. Elder's trainer. Bosun and Heddle Corbett. tho lightweight. hav. qujt the management of G. M. Anderson, the moving picture man, because of dissatisfaction Uh the money they got for their service, and, accord- Jing to llogan. Elder has practically quit Anderson now, thus breaking up thu K.(aliln" frtim tuhlrK Anderson got much advertising. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED At once an energetic manager to handle our buslnos la southern! Oregon Ith headquarters In Medford. We also want to en gage more agents In this territory and are also accepting applications for thom but first of all we want to make arrangements for a good manager. We havo sevoral busi ness women engaged with us who arc making good and can use more Applications accepted until Satur day night ask for Mr. Nelton, Hotel Holland. 131 FOR RKNT Furnlshrd housekeep ing rooms. 329 N. Apple. 133 WANTED Maid for general work. Hotel Holland. hotel WANTED Horse and buggy, cheap for cash. 7115" Alder? 133 rices s SOLDIER ELDER HBIH m aBaHr x ' 1 1.1 ilamlHBHBl IHt ' TamaBaB aLmtH. ' 1X0 mmnLs- "- AaBBBBm ammmmattMi AlJmmmmmmaBBBj aBaHammF'pr'VIC raH avavavaBBBaw -xi. Jr , bbbbi BBBBBBBBBBBkl PtmBkri&'&mJfa-34Mmmmm Mhr' j' iisEmH 1 LiiBBr" lJk mV1 hMkaJmBC LjfidafBBBBBBBi. TBF3nlmBP -1 BmWmumwl&Jr ABmBBmmB' m V I iHr mW eBBB BBBBf VlHENEVER or wherever you arc served with Pabst BlueRibbon The Beer of Quality there is always that quality that brings a smile of satis faction. With a rich mel low flavor and delightful smooth taste, it satisfies every expectation aroused by its appetizing appear ance. Bottlqd only at the brawery in crystal clear battles, showing at a glance that it is clqatt o:il pure. Serve it lo your family-.uul guests. "i Phone or wnlo . Jesse Houck, Agt. 'Medford" Ice & Storage Co. Phone al IWfP'-rl w immm , m I .'Ii! xy Jm JssbF"vE PMbbW5 WHERK TO GO TONIGHT ISIS THEATRE .u'ii:viu.t: IjlloniPLAYH .VirilltAV AND rOMPANV , , Novulty uliitlnu uud quick diauKu UOtM, 4 ". I IMIOl Ofl.A VH 1 . I AN IMUA.VH (lllATrn?lll DlUIKA -?l tiii; pahAimj HMAiMrn Dranm The sweetest story ovr told KATI'll ll KATIC ivtite wan n Inmuiry Klrl hut turned out to bo a riotcctlvo. Inline laughs. NCIGIIHOitK Fnrr Comedy lllograph linniHr A GOOD MUHIO Ernnlng performanra, 7;J0 AdmlMlon 10 and lb cents. Special tnatlnocs flaturday and Hun day at 3 p, in STAR THEATRE Under direction People's Amusement (,'oiniany. AIAVAYN l.V THE LK.D CHANGi: OP PltOnitAM SUNDAY, MONDAY, WKDNKtfDAY, Kill DAY. Coolt Pbice III lite I'lly UKJ I'llOTOI'iaVS fl "imoiU'.N .ti.vriiK" Powerful ntlrrlnc military faaturv 'I'Alt.MKIt AI.I.K.VS DAI'llHTim" Tnkon from real life rriu: coukus. kuvhxgi:" All comcl' tiii: itmTit.iiT p tiiie i,.iy AN.V" I'hotoplny clnitlc 'tin voir kid" It's a roroam Al Sntlicr In Ming. I Good music and realistic offsets by Tho "Woolwortbs" are never nceldontal COMING PKATIMtHS "Tho King's Power," a two reel special, Sept. 26- 27. NAT GOODWIN In "Oliver Twist" complete In 5 reels, and "Within tho Walls of nn Ohio Pcnl tentlar)" In 3 reeln. ADMISSION' to renlit. miMMtrc.Y, ft rciitN. .j., t-'i.i. jsim" 'Jrer.ti1- MORTGAGE LOANS foncy on hniul at nil iiiucq to loan on improved ntnoli.i aufl city propurty t lowest rales witli "on or beforo privilege" JAMES CAMPBELL Phone 3231 .0 G -C. Bldg. A SNAP CO acres, alx miles from Modfurd. good graded road crosses tlio truct, all free soil, nt ir.0 per aoru. (1000, will handle, easy tonus on balance. Part la crook bottom duiiit, suitable for alfalfa. Suvvral springs oa tho placo, Tlmbwr onoujth to jmy for tho IracL No buildings, lu tbu Clrltfln crook district. W. T. York fi Co. ?l" . i "frW Al MAy. dMJh, .fw, w Draperies We curry v very eoniPlnte linn of drwiwrlrN. iii curfiitiia, nvtures. qc. i.nv. ,,., nn vinrnvn ui lii'iiutnipriiii:. a Hpo mni niAii to liMDi nfior thlu work vxclti l'llVVI viy buh win biv as go h U ixiMltilo to sot in iv ood Ki'rvius TVI tlio ItirHuit cliUn, en Weeks & McGowan Co, '