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Newspaper Page Text"vf ' PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAHJ TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORMCION. SATURDAY. SEPTNMIVHU 21, 1912 I: u I ft Fl Pi P h ft. I i BfV?! 1 V 1 1 wr M. IN CAL AND i IXEIIfttiEiJ rcitowwi. tfwm"WJ SfwTjosir Anderson tins left to nt tond thb Or$g"t Agricultural college. . The Sutfrnge.ineotlng to have boon held .this .afternoon at the, , Sparta) building lias peon postponed until Monday rl 3: JO p. m. Tho Indies arc nt tho ralr.this afternoon dlslribitt- ryw Jb the proper tltno to hnvo tho Paiilorlum cioan and repair your win torfeciofnes. A Plcaio bring your hair work to jftMliAo L. Uifteamcs, iUC X. Oak- lifi"" ' ,,bet(at f)jVoorfl. Prague itlegel and Jack Merrill -woro down from their Roguo Ulver lair thU, wcok. "' br. nlckert, eyesight specialist. oyftr. Kentner's. J. A. Kllgour of Evans creek inndo Medford, ms rormer nomo, a visit Thursday. " iSodford CbnVevntory of Music and Languages, College Bids. Tho only music school In So, Oregon wjth a full ctfriis bf teachers. Send for catalog. , . .J. y. Jacobs, the Rogue River mer chant, also M. W. Hote, tho pioneer miner from tho samo place, tarried In Mcdrord Friday. 8. A. Novell, ladles' tailor, 4th tlott M. F. & tl. bids. -True Cox and his family returned to their homo In Alameda county, Cal., Saturday. Mrs. Cox was quite sick while here. v O&rland stores and ranges, lubri cating oils. F. W. Shaplclgh Hard- ware, No. 38, South Central. Clarence rCasshafer, has gone to Eu gene is conducting a livery stable, r ,Qak and hardwood 4.50 and $5.00 pr cord. .. Gold Ray Realty Co., Sixth and Fir. Walter Bostwlck, H. Offonbacher and Buckley brothers were In Mcd- ford Friday- , , Diamond Edge tools and cutlery, picking baskets and ladders. F. W, Shaplelgh Hardware. 28 South Cealral. .Mrs. Chas. NIcKell ylslted jn Jack sonville. Saturday. Dr. Rlckcrt, .eyesight specialist, over Resteer's. ,. ,., Geqr'ge Dietrich' of Sterling, the fu turaboaanzalng, has been spending theweek la MedfortL . T Rodj&JllnfsfilBjf, the best at Wei (ob's,, opposite pooic store. ,Mr, Bonncjr, the barber, who ,has been a resident of Medford for a number. ofjer,Jet for San. plego, " f1 - t r Have alnpf V , Oak aadbardwooa $4.50 and $5.0b PT c9-a;fc Gold" Ray Realty Co., fllf? Snrt Fir. '.A. aI. Helms,Pwho Is, up from Fres no,' Cal.," sold4, 28 acres of land, lo- ciled jeir; Talent, for 4$3,500 4tbls "Tittf ft.. ftotaU Tfie insurant ifMbnt Jacksoh CoariCy Bank. Wm. Benedict and Dick Traverse o'f' sterling transacted business in Medford ajdjacksonrlijb Friday. WE. pi Weajo'ii commercial .puotog raphern.TiegaUfes made any time or jlicS by appolgtment. Phone M. 147,1 "George arid Ned Vlas have gone to the "Oregon Agricultural college at Corvaiii8 anjljWlll take a course In tiortlculCu're, , Soda 'Fountain at DeVoe's. 5fr. and Mrs. Harry Luy and Ries Ch'apmah of .Jacksonville were recent visitors In our city. ' See tho beautiful new switches at the Beauty Shop. 15C Wm, Jennings, Wilbur Cameron and Frrfnk Green of Applcgate spent a few hours In Medford Friday. Carkla ft Taylor (John H. Carkln, Glean O. Taylor), attorneys-at-law, over Jackson County Bank Building, Jnmos Boardmnn and A. Ord were among the many outsiders lntMed forjl'durlng the, week. , y ,l( ,( George r - Bnrj-on t Siskiyou niolmnlnt n wqll known stock rnlsor and. horseman, has been spending the week In Medford. Bofdrfi you start wearing heavy shoes hnvo your feet fixed nt tho Beauty Shop. . $fi Tho Presbylerlnn church building, on west .Main, has bepn considerably enlarged ftiu wll soon be ready for sorvlccs again, It will bo much Im proved In every way. Webster Ktncnld and his family of Eugene, have been visiting In, Medford. Oysters, Oystors, Oysters, direct from tho Oyster beds at Hotel Med tori. , R. L. Burdtc and Harry Silver of Ashland were In Medford Friday. W. H. Miller and George Hoff of Gold Hill wore in Medford several times lately. Mrs. M. M. Taylor and Don Com- eron bt Jacksonville havo been at tending tho fair. No order too small, or too largo for us to call for and deliver. Wm. Lewts and his family wre among those from Knucs crock In Medford this week. John Dunnlngtou has bought two lots on Third street In Jacksonville of J. 'Thorndlko and will build a Hue rcsldcnco on them in tho near future. A. C. Hough of Grants Pass is In Medford. All work Is guaranteed at Iteauty Shop. 1G6 Mrs. Chambers of Jacksonville Is visiting a son living In Humboldt count, California. Perry Foster of Beagle and Peter Young of Eaglo Point were fair vis itors. The Pantorlum Is thoroughly equipped for making alterations of your suits for fall wear. A small blaze broko out In tho store of tho Southern Oregon Electric company's store on Grap street Fri day night about 11 p. m. and con siderable damago was done beforo the tiro boys put It out. Spontaneous combustion is blamed for Its start. Smoke an dwatcr caused most of the damage. Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Carter spent Friday in Mcdrord attending the races. Mrs. E PRIZE WINK i A HIT FAIR At the Cliurckds coo, M. Andrews has returned from a visit at Wagner Springs. E. J. Kaiser of Ashland spent Sat urday in Medford with friends. Fred Lockley, northwest manager for Sunset, the Pacific monthly is In Medford on a short business trip. , a PLEASURE . GROUND FOR LOS ANGELES NEGRtlES LOS ANGELES, Cal., Sept. 21. l.una park, known as tho "Chutes of I j AnffftlH " wMh let RAnarteH . f-. u rot,nnn c, tm,.,l Bea Sunflower . ppened today as an exclusively negro pleasure ground. A syndicate of wealthy negroes recently secured a lease on the park, and an extensive playground Is planned for their dark brethren. CHINESE PIRATES RALLY ' TO RESIST PORTUGUESE Medford. J, 8lsly and Ray Rowo of Willow Springs made a trip to Medford dur ing tho week. Send your furs to tho Pantorlunl to ' b'e cleaned and rcllucd. E. Hooker Is on Applcgato, making a number of Improvements on A, W. Sttirgls' farm. dii Mrs. Reynolds home made bread at DeVoe's. Cydo Baruum of Phoenix wub id Sterling and Applcgato districts this week Inspecting orchards. Hats cleaned and blocked Pantor lum. Miss Marguerite Holmes of Ccu traJ,PoljiJt thf, beoivtylUnf- In Jack,- OystersAWB know how to serve thefaca,ny atyle.,,. Hotel Hodford. JM, Rajlor 9f Phoenix and J. C, Peiibldton liav'o been siendlng tho week In Medford, Vetch ficed and winter oats for nale. J. C.Jfchmldt. 159 A. A. Porter and J. H, Wooldrldgo were rimoiig tho niauy residents ot JoiiWHe county who attended the Mtt.fSrW'-frir:8- x " " uiwii -a.. .... .--! HONG KONG, Sept. 21. Chinese pirates are mobilizing rapidly at Cotowan, for the purpose of resisting the Portuguese and Chinese who are coming to exterminate them, accord ing to reports here today. It, Is believed that when tho two forces meet h terrific battle will be jw -n. ! . Jin ft i VcKrtnhlci Best Snako Cucumber .lack Hrls- Central Point, 1st. Best Display "Vegetables Chris Moore, Medford, 1st. Best Peppers T, J. Noonnn, Cen tral Point, ltjOhria Moore, Med ford, 2nd. , , Best Plato Tomatoes Chris Monro, Medford,. lst;nT. J, Noonnn) Central Point,, and.iv. Rest .Plants Cot cry Chris Mooro, Modforu, 1st; T. J. Noonaii. Central Point, aiirt. Best Tuh(lps tA. H. Tnylor, Med ford, 1st; Chris Moore. Medford, 2nd. Best Banana Squash Henry Han sen, -Medford, 1st. N Bestv5 Ears Field Corn T. G. Pas- lay, Mcdrord, 1st; Chas. J I. Chad wick, Phoenix, 2nd. . . flesl Plato Onions M. L. Meadows, Mcdtord, 1st; T. G. Pnslny, Medford, 2nd. Best 5 Carrots 0. M. Keover, Medford. 1st; IV 0. Paslny, Medford, 2nd. .. Best 3 Cabbage T. G. Paslny, Medford, lsi;N.,S. Bennett, Med ford, 2nu.i , Best Cucumbers Mrs. Briscoe, Central Point, 1st; C. 11. Pierce. Medford, 2nd. Best Boots J. A. Perry, Medford. 1st; O. M. Keoer, 2nd. Best 5 Ears Pop Corn O. M. Keov er, Medford, 1st; Verne Canon, 2nd. Best Plato Golden Wax Beans Mrs. B. 1 Clark. 1st. Best String Bonus Mrs. B. F. Clark, 2nd. Best Mammoth Whale Squash A. C. Allen, -Medford, 1st. Sound Pumpkin A. C. Allen, Med ford. 1st; a M. Parker, Medford, 2nd. Best 3 Pumpkins C. II. Pierce, Medford. 1st. Best Display Pumpkins A. C. Al len, Medford, 2nd. Best Bushel Potatoes ("Sunrlso") C. M. Parker. Medford, 1st; J. G. Martin, Medford, 2nd. Best Mammoth Chill Squash F. C. Clayvllle, Medford, 1st. Best Golden Hiibbard Squash F. C. Clayvllle, Medford, 1st. Best Hubbard Squash J. O. Hull, Medford, 1st; F. C. Clayvllle, Med ford, 2nd. Best Sweet Potato Squash V. K. Hendrlckson, Medford, 1st; J. G tin. Medford, 2nd. ' 'J Best Corn Stalk and Ear Corn J. G. Martin, Medford. 1st and 2nd. Best Ears Sweet Corn Goo. A. Jackson, Medford, 1st; J. T. Sullivan, Medford, 2nd. Best Watermelons Geo. Oilman, Medford, 1st; C. H. Pierce. Medford, 2nd. Best 4 Plates Tomatoes Chester Fitch. Medford, 1st. Head M. L. Meadows, Medford, 1st: J. M. Schmidt. Medford, 2nd. Best Special Novelty SquaBh Joe Collins, Central Point. 1st; Clifford Collins. Central Point, 2nd. Best Bull Nose Pepper Plant Geo. Alford, Phoenix, 1st. Best Plate Rocky MU Ford Melons , Brommer Bros., Medford, 1st. Best Netted Cantaloupes Brom mer Bros., Medford, 1st. Best Cratfcd Cantaloupes Brom mer Bros., Medford, IhL Best Casabas J. Hoaglnnd, Cen tral Point. lHt. Best Kobrobl N. S. Bennett, Med ford, 1st. ir.ion l.iitlirrnn , , At Zlou Lutheran 51J V. Mil 8t services will bo conducted In Gorman at 11 a, m In English nt 7;S0 p, tm Blblo school, (RngUsli) nt 10 n. in. Coino nnil worship. Musses 8 vorvk'ot". Catholic nmi i0:Hl. N .hV'lll First Church, of . Chi 1st, .Sett-nllM. Sunday inoiiflnt nffYloo,,tJlaveii o'clock. Sub'jeet, of , Icssoiwqfniqn, ".Matter," Wednesday oyenltiR.moM Ing nt seven tHlly vAtl nro welcome. Sunday school al lijrt. All Under tho igo of twenty aro Invited to, tho Sun day school, jwr Itqndlng-rootn. hours; Two U flvo p. in. dally, cxcopl Sunday, Church cdlhais north Onkdnlb. ttnptKt Services In tho llnptHt church SUik day, nx toUqyvs broaching 11 n., m. and S p. m. S,brmqn hy- tho pastor. Sunday school and Men's lllhlo claws :ir a, m. Juniors uue( nt 3 p. nt. Young People h meeting 7 p. iri. Spe cial, music nt both prrrichlng sorvltes. All nro Invited to these services. A. A. Holmes, pastor. plonmnv lo hour tlii nlftoil .youilg mini, (iin6 nmi lirinjr .voiir filoinR You will lio welcome. W. 'l OoiiIiIqi', piiHtor, ' ' i'lVshjteiliuJ . Pieiiehluj: in Iho oily imii nt II u. m. Tho liut xevvlco in (lie niil liofdro vo nro in the now nuditorimu. All emt Siuiduy school nt U n. in. t the iiuin.xo, or elnircti. C. !!. noeiu lyht 0:aOMihl ' St. MnrkV KpNeopnl Hinuluy Hon.lco; Holy oominmilon n. m., butuliiy sqliitoj l) in.. fcor vice mid Mehnon 11 ri.Hn-. o oiling livnyorlinil Hchunu 7 p. fij, .. .' ij. i In Ainhln tho ph oPictioKH and houso Horvnnln -runs (r6ln$8.;0 to IJL3.20 n month. i "t;" r s r : ."?l 5 r -fl When you aslc for idyrtis IoBle the deal er iknOVvs tliat you kribvv good ,vhisKey. i .I it i ' !(. . . . ' tl ct.i jnu llio Hnmc nx . ny oilier lyunl wliltkey. W. J. Vim Soluiyvor A Co., Qoucral Agouti, Portland. Clii-Ullnu Blblo school meets nt 10 n, in. Preaching at 1 1 n. m. Christian En denvor nt 7 p. in. Ironing sermon nt S p. in. Prnjor meeting on Thurs day evening nud choir practice on Friday evening. You aro cordially Invited to come nud worship wllh us. I). I). Boyle, minister. . . , .M. K. Cliurrli South Corner Onkd.ilo nud .Mniu. Hov. C. II. Clouvot of Coiuillo, Or. who is i-.it inc tit the home of lie v. W. T. Oouliler, will occupy tho pulpit both morning mill evening. Mr. Cleave- i uno if the eotninir youu men of the cliureli, mid it will he a TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Mar, FOR SALE 'Whltoi Leghorn chick ens, Wyckoff strain. Phono Home 337-X. IBS Krory woman's heart responds to the charm and sweetness of a baby's voice, becauso nature Intended her for Motherhood. But even tho loving nature of a mother shrinks from tho ordeal of suffering and danger. Wom en whV usu Mother's. Frlond nro nnved much discomfort and their systems nro In a healthy condition to meet tho tlmo with tho least possible danger. Mothor'n Frlciid Is recotnmended only for tho relief and comfort ot expect nnt mothers, nnd Its mnny years of sUcccss, nnd tho thousands of endorse m6nts received from women who hnvo used it nro ri guarnntco of tho bonoflt to bo derived from Its use. Motbor'rt Friend nllajs nausea, pns vents caking of 44. - tho breasts, nnd 1TmntS In every way SfSrVf ? contributes to frllutnul strong, healthy motherhood. Mother's Friend Is sold nt drug stores. Wrlto for our freo book for expectant mothors. BRADF1ELD RECUUT0R CO., Atlott, C. 'appl e s a p p l e fTpp lbs' Do iron Want to Mil What sorts nnd qunntltlos, nnd whnl prlch? Wo nro iiol'tomP orlng for nuyhody'ii fruit. Do you want to consign and chnuca tho market? Consult tin nnd wo will glvo you quotations. I every rnso wo send tho sellers snlo not. N Now Voik wo uho our owu.imlo nolo, nud d6 not hnvo npplos sold by miction, . H. N. WHITE & CO. 7(5 Park Plaeo Now'. York FOR SALE Flno lot, Ross Court, $350, good terms. Clnrk Realty Co. 15S FOR EXCHANGE 10 acres Im proved with wnter right, one-halt crop, eastern Oregon, wants Med ford city, $3,500. Seattle roshioncc, $2,700, take Medford lots. Timber trncts and young or chard, take any good Oregon realty with small cash payment. Portland property for vacant lot near Washington school. 49 ncres Ilqseburg, for. any gootl property In vniley, Good hog ranch (or tract Bear creek bottom. Clark Realty Co., 20C Phlpps Bldg. 150 FOR SALE Sorrel " Shetland pony, very chenp, used to children, buggy nnd harness If desired. 82C S. Cen tral, phono 4CD1. ISO FOR SALE Piano boxes $2.00 whllo thoy last. Palmer' Piano House. 1C1 FOIt SALE Thoroughbred Berk- shlro pigs. Foot HIIIm orchard, . Pacific 1131. lWty rM IJmI H.JiSK iiWi . KHkUMcCowmCo. TJifBRTAKERS & Si ., w; wii M7i Every Child Should Bfe Giveh This Toriic When children have no appetite; when they aro continually pcuvfsh and Irritable; when thoy aro restless In their sleep. It Is almost a certain indication, that their digestive or gans pro troubled, with worms or other parasite. Thin Ik a very com mon aliment and easily remedied. Physicians will tell you that nearly every child is so troubled nt some tlmo and, In fact, many ududlttt suf fer In tho ho. n 0 way, Among adults (hls.troibla Is Invariably roforrpd to as ludlga(Ion, when In reality It la duo o a, femalj parasite which Infests tho (ntesllnal tract. For children, Jayno Tonic Vorml fuge is unsurpassed, as it is not only destructive to thoso parusltcs, hut qoniplijtcly removes thb ncss In which their young aro deposited. Seldom does it, purge, and tho Improyorifeiit hi tho healtli or tho child will bo tho fjrst aild best liullcatlo'ii of tho bono ficiul rcuulls of tljo medlcluo. Not opiy wllj tho Vermlftigo dfcbtrpy all tho parasites, hut Its wonderful tonic effects will restore, the digestion which has been Unpaired. For children, tho addition of a llttlo sugar will niako It so palatable that thoy will take- It readily. Mil lions of parents havo praised It for moro than eighty years. Insist on Jayno's; accept no other. Sold by druggists everywhere. Dr, D, Jayno & Son, Philadelphia, Pa, GRAFTSCANDALSHAKES Cltt PilGE FflftCE CHICAGO, Sqpt. 2 J. Probing Into tho cscupn from the police hero of two men, believed to havo hc-eu connected with the $271,000 robbery of tho Bank of Montreal branch In Now Westminster, ). C. Assistant Chief of Police Schuottlor ha un earthed u scandal which bids fair to shake tho police force ot Chicago to tho roots. Hchuettler, It is suld, today has flvo non under suspicion, and four aro under direct charges ranging oroin JHcompetcW'to' 'direct lirlbery." ' -I ' 1' '.' U'.l J -J 4 ' 1 WE AVILIi MAIli XOU f 1 for each set of old Falso Teeth sent us. Ulgnest prices paid lor oiu uoiu, Silver, old Watches, Broken Jowolry and Precious Stones. Money Sent by Return Mall. Plilln. Hnicltlng & Refining Company Established 20 Year H0.1 Clic-ituiit St., Phlhidclpliln, V. To Dciitlsta Wo will buy your Gold Filings, Gold Scrap, and Platinum. Hlghost prices paid. IF YOU CANT GET HOME This Will Light the Way Burn Air use a NorlciflN Diamond Cold Blast Lantern'. Cold blast, becntija the cold air Is forcnl Into the n i r mixing chamber and burns with tho oil gases. Thd wavy black lines in the clotn; show the hot nlr rising nnd escaping through the dome. This creates n draft or blast, drawing the cold hlr in nt the top, down through the tubes nnd Into the air mixing chamber around the burner. This result .n n much better flame nnd miich larger flume with tho some contumptjon pf oil. In other words the NORLE1GH DIAMOND LANTERN gives more light wjth the same oil. Notice the new features; Cold handle, the ball thnc stands nlonc, cxtrn heavy tubes, the perfect cling globe guard, the cxtfn large nlr chamber, the big bran oil hole, the lock lift nnd a new steel burner that injures 'die longest powlblc life. Don't go home in the dark. Buy a Noleich Diamond Lantcrri. Tluil Oltt by F. W. Shapieigh Hardware 28 South Central SCHMIDT For "Good Shoes" AT RI&HT PRICES Will carry only .standard lines of shoes, lot Mt'ii, Woinpti and ChildnMi. No sliOddv footwear will bt offered to its trade. Qual ity all the time. A "REMr.ivrRKn . i..) A .. " ... ,....... . ... r " a; :'.'A"FIT OR-NO SAUE" - V ,r About Oct'.' 1st; ' ";;'' ';- Opposito'0E?ogt Ofiico-... . ,i . It 'Will Pay You to Wait' ' NOT merely A MODERN SUNQALdW I Vapor Baths , Scientific Massage $1 203-205 Gai'iictt-Coroy Building ironic Phono 145 Pacific Phono 5712 i but a Model, Modern hoMe of flvo lnrso rooms, luith, two Inrjso porches, nud coiiiiccUiib woodshed nnd store room, nt 828 Dnkotn Ave., KOIt BALK nt le thnn cost, with grounds of three lots, nil fenced and Improved with commit wnljis, iivwn, vines, sjirubhcry, flowers, .finrden, frull, iilimlo trees, chicken homo nmi pens, lloutw Just 0ro hundred feet of, pnvo merit, fnciiif? south down cunter of Ornnh'o slrcot. This will tint Inst lou?. Sco iLut onco, Call M, 1G31 or noo (jwnor nt house for prlco nnd lorms. yj j i . ! i n? " fllHRPMMIKi ,i',Mit , , j ' y STERLING SILVER WEDDING GIFTS f Wo llaVe on display in out'.shoVv robins 7i' nii'o assortment of STERLINa SILVER FLATWARE AND HOLLOW-WARE PIECES , , Buitablo i'or ull ocwtslons sucli as: Tea' Sols, ?offop Sols, I)eB9rt Bats, Almoiil Hpt, u Cfoapi Bqtfi, Lunch Cnstor HoIh, Horry Hots, flilgnr urid Cream Sets, Candlesticks,, 8aridw.lch Trays, Bread,, Trays, Cfoke Tpys, lion Hon Dlalios, Comport tflshes, Relish DlsH6s, M3rmalade Jars, Water I'ltcbor, Slower ases, Prlzo Cups, Ncr I'oKioffico WlAftTIN J. REDDY, Th Jwelr MMnmi, 6cko,i The Secret of Columbia Goodness Absolute jiunty and Heaiiliiies.s in eiir ing only tin best of (lovei'iuiienl, In Kpecfcd producl.s is tho key to the delir ious goodness of' I. Li 3 Um BRAND HAMS BAOOl? AftD , LARb! ?" Paflccdby- ' l ' ' UNION MEAT fclMpAY Ploriq'or Packers 0f tlirj Prtcifid Sdld and ftoconnuondud by Koiiln Company n. & o. Cash Storo ' Alloa Grocery Co, Wllllnnf Strlnor L . ft,'.t. Wl ocory Co. WoHt rildo Murkot w, i. ivnns et uo, I', t). Ornhf 111 LM"'" Kconoinv Mnrlcnt - :,'rT rt-vt kj:-T x ' '...m ' 'luumpiu . in in utiiaiu , . tit. ' I '"-i Hi. .1 If.fA'