Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 01, 1912, SECOND EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextAf V ny" ' ifW A-1" Tpj9'" '""'t 'V"vr- i ff - jWf rr a ' "'Itl i -wr f. -t ! MEDFORD MATH TRTBUN73, TvTEDFORD OREGON, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1052. POTTS FTVH ' i I0CAL AND L PERSONAL Morgan Hohrneli rorciniin In tint Mall Trlhliiin Jolt prlntliuc ami iiuwh roonm, ri'tiiriiuil ThtirHiluy ttvmiliiK from a wcuU'h vlnlt to Seattle where ho went (o Imi iir'iHcnt at It Ih fathor'H ftiiiurnl, who illml In Hint city re cently. Mr. Hcltriirk wan iiitoiuimi- ntvil lioiun to Mi'ilfonl liy li Ih mm, Wilt! who linn liciin vInUIiik In Seattle, H. II, Htoucr or AHhlnml wan In Mnlifonl I'rl.lny. For Kooilncmi imko, havo It, A. Ilolinofi, Hid liKiirnnno mart wrlto your Itiiurnnuo. Iln known how. Mr. a. ml Mr. John Want were In (IrantN 1'afln Friday on htiitliinfu, Tim proKrewtlvcH of Jucknon conn ty will hold two iniM'tliir.H Knturdiiy In Mod ford. At li.10 p. in. on llny murket Hiiinro lion. Albert I. l.ooli of Son FrnnrlHro will apeak, Mr. Lout) lit oiiii of thi) National Commit- too' ncali cru ami la anlil to he a flnn Hpeal'ter. In tho evouliiK the Hull Mooho FlyhiK Hiiuiulron annUtod hy Col. II, II. HnrKt'nt will hold fortli at Ht, Mnrlc'n hall. Mm. IM Andrew will iIiik and thn Marlon orcheatrtt will funilih tin liiHtrnnii'iilttl miialr. KVyrybotly Invited. 1 HI Mr. unit .VI nt, II. 0. Shearer were In I'hoeulx Thumduy cvcuIiik In nt (cmlaiirc at a Halloween nodal kIvoii hy thn mcmbcni of the W. O. or ganization of that place, Iln miri nml hrnr Mr. Kit k In r'rl dny nlht, Nov. lat nt thn tXatntor I ii in on olcctrlo Illiiinliiatlon, hail worKliiK inoditlN hIiowIiik tho rlht and wroiuj way of window llliimlna Hon. 1U1 M. i:. Worrell returned to Port- land Friday mornliiK after it few day liunlnt'tM tay In Medford. liny r'd pcnrlW to figure election return. Sen I'rciit)tcrlmi ludlcit. 191 J. A. (J recti nml hi ahitcr.-lii'lnw, MIm Jennie Mnlthy, of Trail, worn In Medford Thurnduy and on Friday went to (IrnnlH Point on tiualnc, - John li. Cnrkiit, ropuhllcan uoinl non for Matu rcprcRenlutlvo appear an No. 73 on tint ballot. Voto 73 X J. il. Carkln. 1'itld Advl, llrrnard Itocdcl, of Hubbard, On'., who linn lifcen In Mi'dford vlidtlnK hb1 undo and mint, Mr. nnd Mm. Mor gan Hchrnrk, relumed to hbt home Friday mottling. Hod ponrllH that wrlto Mack. Iluy and mirvo n good mime, I'.M Central Point Herald: "John A I'url wan In thn rlty Monday to nee about- iiiovhiK bin Mtork of undertak ing iiooiIh from here to Medford and wii iiudcralnild he will dlHcoutlniie hi offlro horu." Vapor lmtlm and clontlflc maagc 11,00 for men and womon. Dr. H. J. I.orkwood, chtroprocter and norvo ipoclallMt, 'J03 Oarnett-Corey IlldK. phono Home H5. J. T. Tnleut returnod ThurHilay nvenluK to IiIh ranch, nenr HrowiiH vllle, UrcKon, Mr. Talent camu to Medford n few duyn uro hrliiKltiK with him bin father, A. I. Talent, who hnn boon and Ht 111 In iiilto nor lously III. H. A, Newell. ladle' tailor, 4th floor M. F. A II. bldR. J. F. Hitter returned Thurnday from A week'a vlnlt to relative In McCloiid. Col. v A IiIk bargain for rnnli. Hod pou rlU that wrlto blael;. Sou the Prcs hylorlnn Indlea. 101 J. T. (luyuou, tnnniiKcr of the Trail Lumber coinpnny left Thurndny evouliiK 'or it InmlneHH vlnlt to Portland. Through xomo ovomlKht or other Attornoy John II. CarUIn, familiar ly known to hl frlondH na John, ap pear a on Hid ballot for Htato ropro Hiintntlvo HiIh fall iih J, II.- Ciirkln. Pnld Advt. I2lni6r lluuHeaui and family re turned Thurmlay to tlmlr homo ut Kerby, Joipphlno county, nftor a vlnlt with Mr. Jlannciim'H pnrontH, Mr, nnd Mrs. I), II. Iliinucnm. Oak and hardwood 14. B0 and f 5.00 per cord. Gold nay Roalty Co., Hlxth and Fin Minn I.tiella Quomhelm who ban been vIhUIiik frlendH roturnod ThurH dny to hor homo In St. I.ouIh, John II. Carkln tho Medford at torney la one of tho ropuhllcan noml iiuuh for stiitn ropreaontatlvo from Jackson county, Paid Advt, Col, Oconto P. MIiuh, of Sovon OultH wan a IuihIiiohh vIhIIot In Mod ford Friday. Ilollol Lot mo henr from you, Any ono knowliiK tho uddroBH of William HarrlHon will confer n favor hy notlfyhiK N. Taylor Hill at llanka, ori-eon, ina AVnir florlK, Kononil miM"U;or or tho'SPnolflu & KiiHtorn ruUroud com pony, roturnod Friday inornliiK from n hUHlnoHB vUlt to Portlnnd, T5 Weeks &McGo wan Co. UNDERTAKERS nigu rboBtii v, w, woki ion W. 'V, Uaalier, tlm Independent ciiudldiito for county coroner, linn beun a rcHldont of Medford for two yoorH, durlni: which I linn li Imr, boon n noil I Id I or for Hid Home Telephone coinpnny, a ponlllun he hIIII IioIiIh. Ho Iiiim miiile :oi with tlm roiiipniiy iiIho bit would not now ho In Uidr employ. He Ih thirty odd ymirn of iikd and In an ouorxutlc capnhlo man - capable In any capacity and In nny pOHltlon, either publlu or private, C. H. Whlnler received a toleKrnm from Hnloiii Friday forenoon .nnyliiK thlrt hlHter, Hiiruli II. Whlnler wan very III ami not expecltid to live. Mr WhlHler left for Hnleui Friday even Inc. He mire and o to hear Dr. Hheldon tonlKbt at the Firm M. K, church, coiner Fourth and 'llartlett. Porter J. Neff left Friday even iriK for a few duya' IiiinIuiixm vInU to Vim Couver, II. C. John II, Carkln, republican nomi nee for utiito rcpronontutlvn appenra an No. 73 oh the ballot, Voto 73 X J. II. Carkln, Paid Advt. y, Mr. and Mm. A. Hchmltl of Jack- Mouvllle have been giicM of Mr. and Mm. M. K. lfnnny. Mra. It. VV. TeUer came lu on train 1.1 Friday mornlriB from Ku Komi and will vlnlt her parent lu Medford. Frank AdnniH of Willow HprliiRN precinct wan a IiiuIih-iik vlnltor ThurHilay. i ll mire ami no to hear Dr. Hheldon lonlitht ul the Flrnt M. K. church, corner Fourth and llartlett. (Jeo. I.. Iloff Ik over from tint Lone Pine mine, locnted In Forent creek dlntrlct. New today Plmlento and Neauf chatel cheene. Crciru llur Do Luc. new pock Creiica Ouara Jelly, Hclilof fellii'd Kuulttiry (Irocery, lliL John X. Miller of Troll crock iipeul a couple of day In Medford Hobert Hoaiiie of Central Point, won In Medford ThurHilay on bind lirmi, Mr. C. VV. Lane, wlfo of the well known optician, died at Portland a few dny mince, of pneumonia. Many frlendH of the decnaaed In Hokuo Hlver valley will regret to hear the im 1 new, ninaxei fitted without ono of driiRa. Dr. Hlckert. over Kent nor'n. .1. K. Harkdull nnd It. II. Dow were iit'CloId'HIII Thiirii'ilaytovi'"nlnir atrd attended the datidiiK party at KarIp Point the wnme nlntij. Mr. and Mr. K, F. Topping, or (IrnntH Puh, wore In Medford Thorn day vIhIHiir friend. Mr. .S. VVhlttliiKton nnd Mra. Lewi IMrlrlt were Medford vlaltor Thurmlay. He ure and go to hear Dr. Sheldon tonliiht at tho Firm M. K. church, corner Fourth and llartlett. CenrKo Dewey of Kvana 'crook troiiHacted IiiihIiichh lu Medford Frl ly. At IiihI n twonty-flvo cent cofreo, that Id kooiI In tho cup. Kclileffo lln'a Sanitary Orocory. !:' Atidrow JelducH ban returned to the Slnklyou copper bolt to contin ue the development of IiIh mining lutorcHts. Mr. and Mr. C. K. James and son, of Ilulto Falls left Thiiradny mom I UK for Lour Heoch, Cal whore they expect to romaln durliiR tho winter. Caudldaton for county offlcca urn thicker In Medford than ever. The URony will bo ondod Tdesdny, to the re'lof of everybody. Co in I n k', hlKKPHt hit of tho year, Iiuldo baaobnll. Watch for IiIk Kunio hotweon Iloston nnd New York til Medford Hook Store. II. O. Shcnrpr, deputy ahorlff, went north on official luminous VVetlncHday ovoiHuk. Oak nnd hardwood $4.60 and $6.00 per cord. Oold Ray Healty Co,, Sixth nnd Fir. J. D, SnmuolH of the Modoc or- chnrda apent Thuradny nlRht In Med ford. John II. Carkln, of thin city U running for Htato roproaontutlvo from Jackaon county. Pnldt Advt., Mr. Hchultx and his son Adolph, who roalde nonr Phoonlx, trammeled liuidnnaa hero rocontly. I want your voto. W. W. Ua- ahor for coroner of Jackaon county. No, 111 on tho ballot, Independent ticket. 102 (Paid Advt.) Chun, F, You nit and Claude MIIoh roturnod ThurHilay Trout n huntliiK trip to Pouulna county. Dr. Hlckort, oyoalnltt Bpoclultst. ovor Kontnor's. No dropa tiaod, John M, Tothorow, n promluont bUHlnoHH ni nn of (lratita l'naa vna anions tho miinx on our nt roots Thursday, Try n Vapor bath for that cold. Dr, U. J. Lockwood, Oarnot-Coroy Dldg., phono Home 146, Thii domocratH 6f (lold IIIH ami vlihlity hold n rally at tho Woho Theater Thursday nlKht, whlolt was well nttondod. Addreasoa woro mndo by Porter J. Noff nnd W, W. Kelly. A tiumbor of oiindldatos on tho domoorntlo tlokot nnd sovoral Medford domocratH woro In nttoiul unco. Ho euro nnd ko to hoar Dr, Shoidon tot'luht nt tint Firat hU K. church, corner Fourth nnd UnrUotL John It, VI1ou wmh down from (Irlffln creek Thuradny nftenioon, Knlph DnrlliiK of (lold Hill ban a broken fonmriii, n I ho reniilt of a runaway Thiirdny ovdiiIiik. He wiiii one or ii parly ictiinilnn from u liinilliiK trip, wlii-ii tlio wokou that wna beltiK druwu by a foiir-liorwe tenm ran over u Mtump uIohkhIiIh the ro.nl nnd threw the occiipantH to I ho ground. The otluirH eacaped with hIIkIU Injury, Tho Indlea' Heller Corpn will hold a Hoelal Kntiirday evenliiK nt the O A, It. hall for the Hotdlera and the Mullen of the Hellef Corpa. John H. Plyinale mid Hhorty DoiIko were down from their HIk Hull" ponni'HKloiiM durlUK the wok. New today. Plmenton mid Ncntif chatel Clii'i'Hi), Creaca liar Lo Due and New Pack Florida fluavn Jelly. Hchleffolln'H Knnltary Grocery. 191 Dr, Homier Im returned to IiIh llutte creek ranch from ItoHcbiin:, where he haa been otiKOKed lu IiiikI ii"m for Miiveral tnontha, (1. VV. AllbrlKht, well known to ploiioer realdaiita or tho valley, who la now a mildciit or Pupallup, VVaah., I the KUCHt or IiIh daiiKhter, Mr. It II. Moore or Cold Hill. He woh In charco of O, Karowakl's mill at Jacksonville when It furnUhed miic.i of the flour consumed In thla sec tion. Death Blow lo Loan Sharks. TACOMA, 'n Nov. 1. Ainiiiic a ilentli blow nt the loan nhiirk who luive been moittlily drnwinj; the salar ies of i-ity cmployoH ami fluirgint; them iiiirpiium interoht on money itilvuiieeil, the city council today iifreeil to pans n niolulioii to he in trnilueed v ('omuiihtiniier of Kinmiee Freelniiil, erentini: n comtnitlee to he coiniHiHfd of hiinxelf, Mayor Seymour inn! City Clerk- Kdwnnls, ami the eHtiililisliuient of u fund of $.,()()(), I'm m whii'li money in to be uilvmieci! to city employes nt 8 per cent u year. crrv Titi:.VKiHi:it's notici:. Notice I hereby nlveu that the city of Medford, Jackson county. Orecon, will take up and cancel the following Imiirovement bends: No. 0113 to 0117 Inclusive dated December 1st, 1900. iNom. 01.S1 to 01 Si! Inclusive dated June 1st. 1910. No.-0239 'dated Juno IhI, 1910. Nob. 0471 to 047.1 Inclusive dated December 1st, 1910. Wuter Main Improvement bonds .Vox. floor, and 0000 dated June 1st, 1910. Interest on tho nbovo named bonds will fount) at tho next Interest payliiK period, December 1st, 1912 i Dated November 1st, ID 12. (ll'S II. SAMIM-Hil, City Treasurer. F'ORTI AND'S HI IND MAN A BASEBALL PAN. TOO LATF TO CLASSIFY FOIt SALK OH THADK One Woli ster Intornutluiinl dictionary. Hoi fucli's nRO of Mytholosy, tho now PsycholoKy by Win. Walker At kins, two voluntas of Palmistry for professional purposes by Count D. St. (lormatn, tho best work lu existence, all In good condition. Would trudo for a Kood 3S-call-bro Colts revolver at tho Diamond, fith mid Central streets. 194 Model Bakery HKINKI.Vn HltOS. Prop. Ask your Krocor for Model Dak- ory's White Lilly Hrcad and avo tho wrappers und when you havo 26 you will ho ontltlod on paymont of tho sniiill aiim of 60 couts to a handsome pillow top mado from nny plcturo wanted. ( HHKAI), IIK3, C.VKKS, 1MSTHV ALWAYS KHKSII Home Phone U2 (I (Ml K. Main St. Clark ft Wright LAWYERS WASHINGTON, D. O. Public Land Matters; Final Proof. Deaort Landa, Contoit and Mlnlni Caiei. Scrip. slm m ft slmlulk i-''flBi rient Cruise SeEn(,tlioPjrr. midi and th Hob; Unil AdlihtfulcruiMon lbeMUtitl S. S. CINCINNATI 1 17,000 VONH) Kqulmird rUh rvery luxury of the brut modem huivla SSV'ftii JAN. 28, 1913 Vlitllnir VIINOIIAI,, OAltlZ, aillllATn TAII, Al.tUKltM, (1IQNOA, VII.I.H ICHANOIIIC, NYIIADIINU, MAI.'I'A, IOUT NAIO, JAKKA, IIWVHOIIT, IMIIAiailS, KAI.AMKI. OOIMNTANTI. JIOI'I.K, tlA'l-CAllO. HIKMHINA, VAh 11IRIU. ANU NAl'I.KS, 80 ss? 325 AuNPD BbJ for ttfl lDformtlon. 4BPIavHBHBkrn'mHDF J &. BBBBBBBBBPIBBBBBBr AavninlJ,iftf4oHaHPBBBHIaaaBBkw 1,11 - re TOM " LONG. Thoiiiit Lons. a blind man. of Portland. Ore. hns pained the reputation beltii: one of Peril lid's lending ball funs and dopoMer ll- N lutitHy lili-nl ln when I 'on In lid U wliinltip lie 1 always on bW feet, and nt exciting muniem li can be f-u tvatltis his lint wildly. He follow the came lo eiind jihI mim vv iiditul frai ijrl to llnUh A bit or a Kood play tiett-r xot-i. U) hhikih. ro EUGENE HUNTER SHOOTS HIMSELF ACCIDENTALLY KrGF.NK, Ore. X... l.-Sprins-iuj; the trier of hi kiiii when he tupped his pipe nj-iiiu-t it while hiiiitiuc nenr here, Lester Custer, J1, prominent here, reei-iveil n charge of Nlpil in the side nf bin head nml died here today nflcr linjrerin through the nifslit. Ciller desired to empty the tithes from hU pipe, nnd tupiied the pipe tij-uinst the barn'I of the Clin, relenhin Hie hair trij;;;er. GERMANS TRAINED TURKS FRENCH TRAINE DBALKANS HKHLIX, Xov. 1 Military exports here were shocked today nt the con tinued Turkish tlefent. Genera! Von Dor Goltz mid other German soldiers 1 ruined the sultan's troops, mid they expressed surprise- at tlio apparent ease with which the Hul a ria u forces are overcoming the Moslems on all sides. French mili tary cxMrts were the chief trainers of the Balkan states. This Means Close Out Entire Stock I HAVE DECIDED TO HANDLE THE WILEY B. ALLEN LINE OF PIANOS IN THIS CITY AND WILL ENDEAVOR TO CLOSE OUT MY PRESENT STOCK OF PIANOS, THE LAR GEST IN THE CITY OF MEDFORD, WITHIN THIRTY DAYS. Prices Will Be Slaughtered v. No offer refused provided it is within reason. This stock of puinos were brought direct from ihe factory in carload lotsaiuW am. in a position to give tho people of Medford ihu best bargains possible in nianos. Do not expect to hear the good qualities of my pianos from people interested in selling other makes. But como and see for yourself. PALMER'S PIANO PLACE N. CENTRAL AVE., TWO DOORS FROM P. O. y BurntWoodBoxes Each 25 Cents We will put on sale here tomorrow 100 pair fancy Burnt Wood Boxes including handker chief box'es, glove boxes, necktie boxes, xost card boxes, host! boxes, collar and cuff boxes, etc. 12 different styles and sizes, at your choice, ca. 25 UNDERWEAR AVe are closing out our line of Ladies', Aliases' and Boys' Winter wear in Vests, Pants and Union Suits, etc. A chance for you to save a little money. Also a small line at 12 veal's. THE LITTLE ONE The Big Advertised Boys' Blouse Waists, made of a heavy per cale, madras cloth, cheviot and black sa teen, sizes 6 to 14 yrs., any size, each 25 each in sizes 8 -to HOSIERY We have the best wearing line of Men's, Ladies', Boys' and Misses' Hosiery in the city. We give you the quality and save you 5c to 10c on every pair. you buy Try Our Boys' and Misses' Hose at 15 a Pair RIBBONS 10, 156 25 yard Wide widths in all the staple colors, all silk, satin and taffeta Rib bon. Take a look at these, the same qual ity at a much lower price than most stores ask. TOILET ARTICLES AVoodbury's Face Powder 25 AVoodbury's Facial Cream 25c AVoodbmy's Dental Cream 25 AAToodbury's Facial Soap 25 Woodbury's Tooth 15c Powder Jergens Big Advertised Violet Glycerine and Fancy Boxed Toilet Soaps, 10 cake, 3 for 25 Standard Full Size Toilet Soap, 3 Cakes for 10 HUSSEFS Nearly a quarter of a century under the same management THE Jackson County Bank Medford, Oregon It has succeeded because of Soundness of principle Economy of management Safety of investment Courteous and liberal treatment CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $175,000.00 W. I. Vawter .President G. R. Liudley, Vice Pres. C. W. McDonald, Cashier Hotel Holland "Which Is Different" A7o wish to announce to our patrons in particular and to the public in general that our kitchen is now equipped with a modern ton-foot brick sot French range. Our dining room will now bo open permanently and wo shall uso our best endeavors to maintain, if not excel, tho reputation for an unexcelled menu, dainty and officient service and moderate prices which tho Holland has earned in the past oight months. THE HOTEL HOLLAND DINING ROOM ic AVHIOH IS DUTKRINT."' e : IAN LINE tADT AMMMVAM a.v Slpopy und ,W. H. Unrlow ;ot