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MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1912.
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AlrAND
mK$&NAL
What makes Cleveland HaklnR
Powdef SeH? Quality and prlro, 3
poun4 i l.'OOj B lb. $l.G5, Ask
(or .Ike mm with tlio acrew ton uid
metal handle, under regular cover.
Are imofuf. fhth eniuly.
An even, tcaanpdnfu ot Cleveland
Baking Powder will do as much, or
were, than a hwulnR teaapoonful of
oli$r rjovnHers. vAsk jrour grocer for
a 3 poHBd.cnn; whlcfi cotaa only 51.
Medford Confcevatory or Mualc and
LanRuaKO,, Cpllepo UldR. The. only
mMheot lia Southern Oregon with
'ajfull coil ot teacnera. Send for
cataio. -
The Jackson County V. C. T. U.
convention will meet at tho Daptlst
church Wednesday at 10;30 p. m.
Afternoon sessions beglnlug at 1 p.
, m. Also BtenlnR addrers by tho
Rer. Baity of Pohcnlr.
Mrs. Bese T. Parker took first
prlto aa best pastry cook In Jackson
county. She alwaya uses Cleveland
ttaklnc Powder and purchases the
i. alie from her Krocer for $1.65
Dr. Stearns has moved his offices
from Garnctt-Corey building to the
Jackson County Bank building, rooms
17, IS and 19. 160
J. C, Stanley, superintendent of
the Bailey Gulch mine, near Calico,
Josephine county, has left for Calico.
Jtf 'Merita he will meet the secretary
of tho company, who comes from
Philadelphia to look the property
ever, and probably resume work In
the mine, which has been shut down
tor several months.
Convocation of Southern Oregon
will aeet la St. Marks October 6. 7
and S. Pour or five bishops and a
number ot clergy are expected.
Two Ashland boys were victims ot
the accidental discharge ot firearms
last wcolc. Forest Loomls. aged 10,
who was with his father, William
Leemls, and a party ot friends hunt
ing ton Ihe Umpqua divide, was acci
dentally shot the first or second day
they were in camp, the bullet Inflict
ing a slight wound In the heel. Tho
wound was so slight that the boy re
mained la camp. The other victim
was Lestta Weteehbnrger. He in
company with & young friend. Major
Morris, were looking over some told
relics belonging to the father ot one
ot the boys, when a weapon supposed
to bt unloaded was discharged, caus
ing ai flesh wronnd In Leslie's thigh.
'& A. Novell, ladle' tailor, 4th
noer'lt. F. ft. H. bid.
vir. Ann Shaw, president ot the
National Equal Suffrage association,
will be in the valley early in October.
Or. Shaw will make & brief tour
through Oregon, her only stop la the
Rogue River valley scheduled at pres
ent Is at Grants Pass bat an etforl
will he made to have her atop here.
Garland stoves and ranges, lubri
cating oils. F. W. Shaplelgh Hard
ware. No. SS. South Central.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Btnns and daugh
ter. Frel4. of this city visited Grants
pass relatives and friends recently.
Mr, Btnns returned home Sunday
and Mrs. Blnns and daughter Monday
morning.
Oak and hardwood $4.56 and $5.06
per, eerd. Gold Ray Realty Co.,
Sixth and Fir.
Mrs- Ralph Billings of Ashland has
two ducks which are claimed to have
all previous records put to sleep.
They were hatched March S3 last
and began laying about three weeks
ago. Yesterday each duck laid an
egg la the forenoon and repeated the
record in the afternoon, laying three
goed hard-shelled eggs and one aoft
Bhelled one In one day.
Diamond Edge tools and cutlery,
picking baskets and ladders. F.
W. .Shaplelgh .Hardware, 28 South
Central.
Mr'aad Mrs. Nichols, formerly ot
Jacksonville, but later ot British Co
litHihia, hife returned to southern
Oregon and will make their home In
iam etiy.
Kodak finishing, the best at Wes
ton's, opposite book store.
The Huge school district is con
structing a modern school building
to fe&lace the old one. which was sold
to the lingo Grange The Grange Is
remodeling the old structure, build
ing en a kitchen, and making other
alterations that will create from it a
weeding place not only for scsulous
of the Grange, but for all social gath
erings us well.
Se R. A. Holmes. The Insurance
Man, rer Jackson County Bask.
A, C, Hoover, who has been en
gaged la mining in different parts ot
Southern Oregon for many years, was
fa Medford recently. He Is now de
veloping a promising proposition In
the tysklyou mineral belt.
t Get Mrs, Reynolds home made
bread at De Vac's.
Hon. Uobert G. Smith, democratic
nominee for congress, was In Jack
ttoiivUte during Iho week, on profes
atonal business.
. Mr. and Mrs. J, 11, Ray of I.os
Angeles havo been visiting In Med-1
ford. Mt Hay wns Interested In
mining In Southern Oregon for n
pumber of )ers
E. D. Weston, commercial photog
tnphern, negatives made any time or
place by appolntmont Phouo M. 1471
John H. Stnloh, a pioneer miner,
who has been visiting his former
homo nt Kaeta Point, Is In MedtoVd.
John H. Miller, uu Indian war vet
eran, who is located at the Oregon
Soid!orV Home nt Itosebttrjr, Is vis
iting Trail Creek, Mhero ho real es
tato interests. ,
Oysters, ac know how to serve
them any style. Hotel Medford.
Judge K. B. Watson of, Portland
ana Ma son, James, O, Watson, n Rose-
AMER1CAN SINGER
HONORED BY KAISER
T-
CEOL CASE TO
Wteks&NcCdwahCo.
UNDERTAKERS
hrntuim
WM rstMMt jr. w. Mb ten
burg lawyer, have been spending
their ,neaWoi at Jacksonville, and
Applegate
W. K. Thompson and filck Besse
ot the Dardanelles, were recent vis
itors i- Medfonl.
Get It at DcVoo's.
P, F. Svayia of Big Applegate has
beeu in Medford several times late
ly. He has ihc Bolivia fever.
Crick Anderson Is among those
from the Blue Ledge district mak
ing .Medford a t usiress visit.
Oysters, Ojsters, Oysters, direct
from tho Oyster beds at Hotel Mod;
ford.
E. E. Ash and familv who left Klk
Crck for Washington and Michigan
u few years ngj),.ae back again, to
locate permanently,
Frank Xethcrland and A. B. Char
tran transacted business In Medfonl
Monday,
All wool blue serge suits to your
measure at $1C.G0; no use wearing a
nanu-mc-down, at Euert, tho Tailor.
154
D. It. Harrell is down from Joe
Bar. He Is developing several
claims In the copper belt.
Tho R. R. V. R. Co. has several
men engaged In lowering its track
at Eighth and Fir streets.
Oak and hardwrod $1.50 and $5.00
per rord. Gold Ray Realty Co.,
Sixth and' Fir.
Wm. Polintag of Holllster, C. L.
Vincent ot Oakland and H. Williams
ot San Francisco, Cal., capitalists
who with 1. L. Hamilton and others
ortglnateu the Fish Lake irrigation
project, are in Medford on business.
Fred Peninger, formerly engaged
la business at Gold Hill, Is In the
valley again, but may not remain
long.
Fall and winter goods are on dis
play at a very low figure and a fit
guaranteed, by Elfert, the Tailor.
154
Residents of the southwestern part
of Griffin creek district now reach
Medford by a county road that inter
sects tho main Med ford-Jacksonville
road, which is quite a public Improve
ment. Soda Fountain at DeVoo's.
Geo. L. Calhoun, a prominent busi
ness man of Grants Pass, tarried In
Medford Monday night.
Chas. Chapman was among the
many outsiders in Medford Monday.
He Is extensively engaged in stock
raising In Meadows district.
Carkin & Taylor (John H. Carkln,
Glenn O. Taylor), attoraeys-at-law,
over Jackson County Bank Building,
Medford.
. ,1 V.I.U W4 AVW.UCI 1U1CI, WUU
Is mining near Rogue River, was in
our midst a few days ago.
A. S. Furry, Owen Dunlap, Clyde
Barnum and James e Smith of Phoe
nix were in Medford Monday.
W. T. Cross has contracted for the
purchase of a large number ot beef
cattle, for the Portland market, many
ot which have already been shipped.
He represents one ot the big compa
nies operating there.
Mr. and Mrs. C W. Palm have re
turned from an extended sojourn at
their home in Klamath county. j
Mrs. M. S. Rlden has been visiting
at Sterling, the guest of Mrs. F. M.
Smith.
Thomas Shattnck. former sheriff
of Josephine county, was In Med
ford Monday en routo to Klamath
county and California.
School superintendent and Mrs. J.
P. Wells were over from Jackson
ville a few days ago.
Wm. C. Butler of Ashland Is In
Medford visiting his daughter. Mrs.
Allen of South Fir street He Is onfe
of tho earliest pioneers ot Southern
Oregon.
L. L. Jacobs, cashier of Farmers &
Fruitgrowers Bank, was a recent
business visitor In Jacksonville.
The Epworth League of the 1st
M. E. church will hold Us usual
monthly business session at S p. m.
prompt this, Tuesday erening. All
Leagaers are urged to be present.
Mr and Mrs. Earl W. Richards and
C. I- Wortman of Ashland, Nebraska.
who have been visiting J. F. W6rt
man of this city have left for their
eastern home. They were much
pleased with the valley and may return.
Scott Bruce of Eagle Point was a
recent visitor In Medford.
Mrs. Sarah 'Anthony of Evans Creek
spent Tuesday with Medford friends.
MikS Eva Humphrey has returned
from an outing at Wagner Springs.
Vernon Vawter has left to resume
arr iHHnnnHfei.
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iY ey NIGHT
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fHM VUCV CtES
To Miss KmtiiA S.uty Gates, the
American prima donnn, wns recently
nwanK-d the itlstlncttou nt being the
only female sololNt to sing In the opera
l .Vtl. In nNiM.U" t Patu.1 finis.
many, in the Khr;r's own per house.
Even- trar the ICatscr himself wlects
an opers,lo be given In his honor. Au
gtot IS was s as theate, nnd .MKi
Gates, then nt her hoaie In istlt lke
City, was notltlCilof her sftHvtloiu Ow
ing to a. severe illness, wnue prepstring
the role she was obltrcd to cancel htr
esgaXeaaent. Ml Gates H n grand
daughter ut the Mormon leader Brig
hamtVuax; ' -, .
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Tlit ease uf tin1 lnti . KrmiK
1 ... Ill l t ,h
h'iii, u utiiiiHi niurpM with nx
"tiult with a ikmll vamn upon
l l)ale,v, Khke l ively nuielici', oe.
eupleil tho nttimliiui t tin' etiviiit
I'rtiut today. It wjt- helteviM tlini the
easv would sjti to the juiy by noon,
but Iiulieht"rtll4 povx ari tlml the vh-o
will not los!i until mte (odav.
The tns j lieiug liTttVrly fougtit.
lite tlofothltml 0'lentHilf to .show
Hint Haley liil threatened fiiiH P
ernltriiuK ItrVerH to the dfk'b idol
llinl when lib illiinko.t Sh Daley
vlth a Oioybt "niul sevt'rt'lv mVl
linn he was Aetrng t oH-lorViii.
On the other hnutl. the Mule iiile1V
orvd to -law that the a-walilt Vat
entirely wilHijUt nmx-ovatibft. A
Inlyi' number of tttliu'N.c tfi''plNe.
el an the fttal ,u each '-Mo. Jmli;e
K. ! IiHey fc .-..udue'lmj. W ,
Cene.
VMW OK THANKS.
Wa wIhIi to expieKH our IhnnkH for
tho Kyninathy and UIiuIiiprsoh ot our
many (rloatls ithrlrtg this lllncrtH ami
death, of Cleon ( Davis,'
MHS. L. VJ. llOOVKft,
AND FAMILY.
1 1 U. W. DAVIS.
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SHOWING OI
THfe NHW AND
1 BEAiif 1FUL
"STYLeRAFT"
APPAREL'
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kindles at the University of Ore
gon. IpMn Peel has left for Fort Ida
majh whora he has secured a posl
tlon, Mrs. "W. G. Aldenhagen or San
Francisco, formerly a resident of
this city. Is In Medford visiting with
friends.
Mr, aud Mrs. Andrew Jeldness of
the Blue Ledge mining district are
In Medford oh a short business trip.
Mine Host Martin of the Hutteh Hotel'
acctompanys them.
Arthur P. Smalley of "Grants Pass
spent Tuesday with Medford friends.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Sampson
of Leland are spending a few days In
Medford on business.
Mrs. F. W. Carnahan of the Blue
Ledge mine Is in Medford on a short
business trip.
Mrs. F. D. Cunningham of Trail
creek Is In Medford for a short visit
with friends.
Claude Miles with a party or
deer hunting trip. They expect to
return at tho end of the week.
Great Interest Is being displayed In
the Pendleton round up. Three, cars
ha.ve-.bcca filled. byelocaL,peopJefor
the trip and if more orders come In
for reservations, a special train will
be ordered.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller or Cen
tral Point spent Monday with Med
ford friends.
Miss Belle McKlnney who has been
visiting friends In Medford and Cen
tral Point has returned to her home
at Glendalc.
Mrs. P. F. Watklns ot Central
Point, who has many friends In Med
ford. has left for a visit at her old
home In Florida. Her children ac
company her,
W. A. Crowley, mayor ot Central
Point spent Monday with friends In
Medrord.
The condition of J. F. Hlttson.
chief of police, has so tar Improved,
that he is now able to receive visitors.
He has been confined to his home
for the past sir weeks.
Misses Rose Xealon and Ella Sage
of Tablo Rock have taken up their
residence In Medford In order to at
tend the local high school.
DEATH CALLS AGED
I PIONEER AT EAGLE POINT
Isaiie r'Tm'itoy dlNl at tho hffhW of
hi son Frvd. t KukV Point. Or.
Sept. .?,' in i( Red 70 ytara,' 1
moutha. j. ' m .-
Mr. Flndier was a pioneer of Vl1
latnettu and Rogue River valleys,
but for thopukt two yenrs had re
sided nt ItoWburg. Ilu was horn
Dee. 23. 1S4! tu Wayne cmmly.
Mo'., and at the early age of 17 cai
West and s6ttled In Yamhill colihty,
vfhoro lib was married to JonhU K.
Ohamness, Soptl 3. ISCC.nd in IS'J9
ho moved to southern Oregon,
bought a farm 13 miles below Grairijt
Pass when? ho etiga'ed In hojv rnli
Ing until nboul tire ears ago lie sold
tho "farm and mured to Medford re
siding thoro three yvars. then mod
to Hoaebnrg where he lived until
three weeks Ik1 fore his death, his son
Fred going to U&sobun; brought his
father home with him thinking a
change would be beneficial.
Mr. Flndtey. was a member of tho
Christian church
Mr. Flndlcy leav,s to mourn him
eleven children, two having pretend
ed him to that better .land. Mis.
Kttle Malone. ,Ungel Vallert Ore.:
Jr f l. an.
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Don't miss tins event. Top
anything. It will put yon in
touch with tho now things
Mrs. Leua Smith. Eugene. Ore.: Mm j fop aUtllMUl, Sllt'll JIS yoil Oflll
soo nowhere else in this part
of tho country. Tt will post
Lyons, Ore,; Fred F.. Eagle Poln,
On?.; Elmer G , Lyons. Ore. All wue
present except Will aud James who
could not be'rtached. Funeral ser
vices were uchljin the Baptist 'chrirrh
by Rev. Simmons. The casket wo
taken to the depot and placed in a
steel vault nhd nh!picd to Grants
Pass and then, taken to the Sliwa
cemetery.
1
XOTICK.
Xotlco Is hereby ghen that the un
dersigned will apply to tho city coun
cil at l(s meeting to be held Septem
17, 1912, for a license to sell malt,
spirituous and vinous liquors In
quantities less than a gallon at its
place of business nt No. 13 S. Front
street, city of Medford for a period
ot six months.
' SHAW & REED.
Dated September 5, 1912.
Bell Trask, Grants Pass. Ore.; Mrs
Sualo Grimes. Lyons, Ore.; Mrs: Jes
sie Vlenvcnu. Jacksonville. Ore.; Mrs.
Jesslo Vernon, Englo Point. Orev.lvrtii ,m. cfelnc i.nnlo ..,,,1
vJohhfrioTltrt)reiWintanfnirfVrrt ".-iHUF ""i
suits and show vou what tin
IksI dressed women will he
wearing this season. E very
department inborn store is
full to overflowing with tht
new merchandise just re
ceived . from tho loading
markets in America. JVs
an education in itself to set)
this exhibit, so don't de
prive yourself of such an ex
traordinary treat.
Come and be welcome.
Bring as many friends along
as you please it's well
worth while.
THE NEW "STYLE-
XOTICK.
To our friends who have been so
kind as to call upon us or over the
phone asking to be informed as soon
as Mr. Hlttson was improved enough
to see visitors. It gives me pleasure
to announce that the doctor today
stated that Mr. Hlttson could re
ceive visitors at any time now
Thanking all for their Interest and
courtesy. 145
MBS. J. F. H1TTSON.
footed VcuMetf!
ATFOUTA..NS,HOreLS.ORCLIWHRcj(ILUT,' SUITS UA.X0E
OrigindldGcnuine 00 TO $45.00
If If II LI Ll R a (M?AI'T" COATS ANK
l0 .MAUI'S HIT.
The Ugo Theater, now open every
evening is making a great hit with
the "movie" fans. Manager Por
ter is showing four reels ot llceiifc-0
films each night and lu addition has
an Illustrated song and good music.
The pictures this evening Inolado.
.Wild Beast at Home, After Many
Years. The Lake of Dreams and Tho
Spoiled Child. The Vltgraph, Sellg.
C. (i P. C. anil Labia film companies
are represented.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
MALTED MILK
Qtfut&a Jmitaiicn !
TheFood Drink for All Ages'
RICH aCUC. MALT C1XM EXTRACT. IX tfiOU I
Not in any Milk Trust1
aC Insist oh "HORLICK'S" '
Take a jacia o bom
FKOM $15.0) TO $.15.00
FOR SALE Small building on west
Main street. Good for most any
kind of small busjnets. Will con
sider trade for out sldo lot. In
quire 45 W. Main St., or SIC
Howard. . 151
WANTED To buy. Soma good
farm mortgages. Box 12, Mall
Tribune. us
FOR SALE I have a timber location
on good land crul&a 5,000.000 feet,
one-hair pine, balanco red fir.
Home phone JuO. Pacific 1100. A.
L. Cnslok. Nash Hotel. 117
SCHMIDT
For "Good Shoes"
At riglii' prices will he open for business about
October Jst at No. 21 North Control. Avamic,
oppo.stp postoffiee. About fifty steps from
Main jtri;et will save you fifty cents on u pair
of shook'
to
REMEMBER
"A FIT OR NO SALE"
About October 1st .
Wait for the date t
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Mijlinefy Opening
LOTTIE M. HOWARD
requests the presence
of all laUies to inspect her new
Fall and Winter line of
Millinery 'goods
Wednesday, Sept. 11th , J
109 North Central AvenVie ""
APPLES APPLES APPLES
Do You Want to Soll?
Wim tToTt a nud (imiitltl,n. amrivlmtirlco?"WMir mil tail
oring for nuyliody'H fruit.
On nu wnnt to ntimlgu and cliniiru tho iiliirkntT t'niiaiilt mi
and o 111 Klvr ou iiiotiitliiM. I i'Viry ititm wo ttond thn aollttrs
m not. N Now York mo turn our nun anlo untn, mid do tint htivn
iipptt'rt hold by auction,
H. N. WHITE & 00.
7(1 I?arlc Place New York
Nearly a quarter of a century iintlar thu snmu
nianaeiiient.
THE
Jackson County Bank
Mcilford, Oregon
Tt has succeeded because of
Soundness of principle
Economy of management
Safety of investment
Courteous and liberal treathumt
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $175,0013.00
W. I. Vawter , President 0.,. Lindlev, Vice Pros.
, C. W. McDonald, Cashier
GET YOUR
BOXES
AND
CRATES
for Peaches and Cantaloupes from
ROGUE RIVER COMMISSION CO.
Medford, Oregon ,
Pac.5;621. HO&0 307
IT PAVrt Till: PHOUlOltAPIIHIt to vsi: ,xu iianeli:
vSeneca Cameras
They aro unequalcd in slmtiljclty of ooratlun..n durability and
ISlwSSer.1."110 "Uny M'ftrKd ,"",r,n- u" tSS ii? any
Made on HonorSold on Merit Not in tho Trust
Our lino la exceptionally roiujdoto, conalBtliig ot many ttv..a
ah.l ates enabllnK every on'o liiii.rcntiil In i.hotoKr" ly to sec. ro
Juat tho Qunem thy want. HKNIXU OAMIiUAS wl 1 Wnao vour
cuatomvra. aud pay nu a Kood profit. . ' r
witiTi: Ton.iv ron iiam).so.mi:lv ii.mistiutkd oatamki
SENECA CAMERA MFG. CO., Rochestor. N. Y
lrgtat Independent Camorn Mnnufnctiirura lu tlw World.
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