Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 11, 1912, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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IOCAI AND
L PERSONAL
Mayor Cnuuii ami hoii I'ny, will ro
Itirii In Mcdford Tiiwtdny froln Port
In iijl,
Mr. mill Mm. 1). 0, I'ultou have i.
,. Minted from nn extended vImIi with
frloiulA In Southern California,
H, I), UlmrloH linn returned from ri
vlidt with frlnndu at ICiIkoiio.
M, I). KoHtor loft Monday for a
uiuiIiicnh trip to (lulil Hill.
I' or K"oiliiCH milio, Imvn It, A.
, MolmcH, (ho IiiHiiruiico man write
youriliiniirunco. Ho known how.
- W, I). How on of Antihunt m limit
Monday In Mcdford on litmlncHH,
John It, Waters loft. Hominy cvnti
Inc. for n vInIi with frlcnda ut Port
Kind ml Kent Up.
Wool ill-own, value to 'i'iM,
Tuendny ntil Wednesday, $10.00.
Alirenn. joy
Mr. uml Mr. W, H, (Jiillon of
OrnntN Tumi are UKIiik frlomlit In
Mmlford,
lllmn Throckmorton of Applcftato
upeul Saturday In Medford on tt iiliort
bllKlllOM tlp,
Vapor hatni ninl nuhtntlfle iihihhiiko
91.00 for in en and women. Dr. II.
J.'Lockwood, chlropror.tor nml nerve
rcUInl, 203 (Jnrnott'Coroy llld.
fjlionp Home IJS,
M(r, nml Mm. Clarence True lintp
rtitti'nicd front n lwll with friend nt
Hncratmtnto,
Louis WrtRiior of tho IIIk Hullo
dlvtrlct In In Mrdford on a Hhort bu
Iiiom trip.
Mm, A, J. A lion of V.an I'rauclaco
In lit Mcdford IMlliii; friend.
rJ, A. Illckri nd Chnrlctf Carney
apent Monday nt Jncknouvlllo on
liimtiifMi.
4 About Gil ncrjtu nml worsted
dreie iliif to 122.50 on apodal
unto TucftiUy uml Wedncsdoy $10.00.
Ahrenn. 1 39
J. II. AltliOUKo of ApploKntu Hpout
Sunday with Medford frli'iidn.
Mr. nml Mrs. I., J, Tlomon left
Sunday nlulil for n vlnlt nt tholr for
mer hoinn nt I In 1 1 r . Mont.
8? 'A. Newell, IndloV tailor. 4th
floorM. K. A II. Illdfi.
The funoriti of J. II, Uoutry which
to hnvft" boon liolft nt I'orl'a tin
dortak'lni; pArlorn will ho hold Turn
day afternoon at 2:3U o'clock from
the First Ilaptlut church.
HI. Mark's Guild will havo churno
of the Uko Theater tonight, Tucuduy
and Wednesday night.
Mr. nud Mm. tionrgti Humor loft
lnt Thursday for I.o AiiRoJon, (.'at..
''where they' will make tholr future
home.
Oak and hardwood $4, GO nnd $5,00
per cord. Gold Hay Ilcalty Co..
Hlxth nnd I'lr. ,
" Mm, A. Klophor loft Huudny oven
IiIr for Spokane, Wash., for nn In
definite vhdl with hor mother.
V. I-'. Hiittcnnor In lnilldlnK a now
eocn room buuKulow on Hone ave
nue. 'Mr. HultctiKor In hlmnolf n
carpenter nnd will do nil tho wood
work on the bulldliiK. which la a
punrnntoo of Reed and honcnt work
maiuhlp.
(llimsos fitted without uao of
drufta. Dr. Itlckort, over Kontnor'a.
Mm. J, II, IduKotl roturued Mon
day from n Mx moutha' Inlt to
trlcndn and rolntUcH In Now Uritna
wick, MrltUli Columhln, Honttlo nnd
Portland.
Mm. I). II. KiibhoII upout Monday
In Mcdford from Hama Vulloy.
Co nil hk," blKReht hit of tho year,
lualdo haiobnll, Wntch for IiIk
6MiU hotwoon lloaton nud Now York
Hi Modtord Ilook Htoro,
Mr. nud Mm. I). W. Andomou
npenl Moudii) In Modfonl ft out tholr
urltflu crook rancli,
'Senator II, Von dcr llollun of
Wollon Hpout Monday In Medford on
h short hualuohn trip.
VM. 1.. Krlckitou, Hiiporvlmtr or tho
Crnlor Natlounl Poroat loft Monday
for an limpcc-lton trip over tho Aidi
land road now In vatimu of coiiHtruo
tlou. Onk nnd hardwood $4,50 uud $r.,00
(or cord, Ciold Ituy Hcalty Co.,
fclxtb uml Fir. ,
Tho Kpworlb I.oiikuo of tho Klrut
h. H. church will hold n btiulnosK
niuotlng tliln ovonlug In tho church
il 7:30 p. in. All lutofeatod nro lu
ltod to liu protont.
'j'. Knrruhor, u promliiunt nt
toruoy of Yroku, Cut., It In Modfonl,
, Ho ,Ih C. J. Fry, tho mlnliiK oxorl.
' ..Jnmoa I-'. Wolki or AHhliiud, n plo
U911V bt lHTi'J, was ninoiiK tho many
old reuldunta of tho vailoy who ut
Mmdod tho fiiuprul of tho Into J.
0. Vuu Dyko,
Mr. nml Mra. V. V. Hlfort wore
tuoijtB or tholr duiiRhtor Mru. W. H.
llarnum or Juckuouvlllo, Buuduy uf
tornoon. (Jlaro Dunn of Yroku, Cal in
inukltiK Modi'orn u vlult,
Weeks&McGowanCo.
' IjpDERTAKERS ,
y ay Vboae H71
MUrbt noMll 9. W. Watka MT1
a. m, 9tt
iT AvrtAm
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A. II, Klnlinr. It. Iloritcr nud I., A,
IIomc! of phooulx wro In Mcdford
nun day thin wcok,
Dr. Illokort, cycHlftlit uprelnllnl,
ovor KontnorV. No dropn iihoiI,
lloru At Jnckaoinlllo, Nov, 7, to
Mr. uml Mrn, I', J, Flckc, n dniiKhtnr.
Mm ry lAiy of .Inukaouvllhi nun a
Hiimlny vlnllor In Mmlford.
fUOOO.oo or fraction thoroof to
Ioaii on linprovod touutry ronl en
tato ut clirroiit rnton, Curklu &
Tnylor,; JrtdkiioM Coliiily flank JlldR..
Modfonl, '
llnriiiuli D, P0W0II of ICniilo Point
lintt hern vIhUIuk IiIh Modfonl frloniid.'
IJ, Wlllilnnou, who linn boon at,
Oiililand. Cal,, iIuiIiik tho pnt wen
hoii, ro I urn oil to Mcdford a few day
luce, accoinpanlnod by bin ion, IM.
(toy Mooro nml K, J, Bpnuldlux
of (Jriuitn Pnc wrro rocent vlMltorn
In Mmlford.
Wntchen nipalrcd. Hon Cnrl
Joncliko tho old rellnhlo wntch
mnknr In room 10, Palm bulldliiR,
oppnnlln Nanb llotol. 217
'ICd Vhii Dyko, who rnmo to Mod
fOrd to attend tho funeral of IiIh
father. Hie Into J. O, Van Dyko, left
for IiIh homo nt Portland Holiday
tivenliiK.
Mr. nnd Mm. V. I. Mclntjro were
over from JnckKouvlllo Huudny af
ternoon. C. I". l.lvcrKOod Iihh returned to
thin vnlley, nfter an aUncnro of ov
oral yearn.
Try n Vapor bath for Hint cold. Dr.
It, J. I.ockwood, (Jit root t-Corcy Illdt:,,
Phono Home 14&.
B. O. Van Dyko of North Phoenix
wnn !n Mcdford Bundn afternoon.
Mr nnd Mm. I.ewln Ulrlrh of Jack
hoiiIIo vlhltod In Mcdford Bundny
ovci.Iiik.
Jeafc Onrrctl, formerly ntor pilch
or of tho Portland Coaat LcitKue
club, Iuih returned to tho metropolU,
4f." iirndl:iK a few weoka with
Davl.l Duncan or North Jucknon
villn Ho wnn malinger of the Pcn
dietor elub of which "Curly" WlUon
w.in a ho a member, during tho sea-
e: or iyi2.
Mr. and Mm. John V. Cox, who
have been In Klamath county dtir
ItiK tho pant teanon, nro expected lu
Mcdford. After a abort visit hero
they will return to California.
Mr. and Mm. J. M. Croneiutllor.
Mlm Amanda Holina nud K. II.
Helms of Jnckuouvlile nnd Mrn. It.
Illand or Grants Pans apent Sunday
ovonltiK In Medford.
B. J. Mulinn of Anhlaud traiuuctod
huMncan lu Medford Saturday.
Mm. Ted Mills o( Uko creek waa
adJudKed Inaano Haturday and taken
to Halem tor (rcatmont.
Augustine BchmldlliiK or . Port
land ban returned home after n
buslnesn visit In Jncksoinlllc.
Wni. JOiox of llnrron prcclnrt
was In Medford Saturday on a visit
to his former home In Josophlno
county.
Mm. U J. Kuble, Miss Isslo Mo
Cully nud Mm. A. Dlnicr of Jack
sonville were lu Medford Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Pendleton of
Table Itock were among Medford
friends Saturday.
J. W. HtliiBcr. Clinu. B. Torrlll
und Charles Heoftold were down from
l.uke creek Saturday.
Thomns Fulton (if tho Jncksonvllle
Post was niuoiiR tho mnny vlsltorn
In Mcdford Saturday oNcnliiK.
I, A. Itoblo of llrnuts Pass wnn
aiiioiiR his Medford frlondn Satur
day. Mr. nml Mm. II. 0. Whitney wor
oer from ApploRnto this week.
F. II. Oatninn nnd NV. Garvin or
Talent, tarried In our city Saturday.
John Martin ot Coleman crook and
J. J. Panko or Gold Hill woro ntnoiiK
the many who transacted business
In Medford during tho week.
Mr. and Mm. T. W. Mllca visited
relatives nnd frlondn living In Ash
land Sunday.
V. II. Simmons, who In dovotop
lug nn cxcollont mining proporty lu
Grubb crook district, wnn in Mcd
ford Saturday.
G. F. Wllsou, who hns been In
Washington for no me tlmo past, hns
rcturnod to Jnckson county.
Mr, und Mm. II. M. Colllna of
Jacksonville were Medford vlsltont
Saturday ovonlug.
J, Pattarsou of lilout precinct,
former county commlslsonor, tarried
a short tlmo In Medford Saturday,
V. 11. Ilowon und Chutincoy Flor
oy wero oor from Jackaonvlllo ro
contly,
G. (Irlnies uml John Wudo of Cen
tral Point precinct miido 11 trip to
Medford during tho pust week,
Dr. II. J, Couroy has moved bin
office to tho Hutchison & I.uiiihdon
building. Those offices woro for
niprly occupied by tho commercial
club. Drs, Coaroy nud Cluncy bavy
dlssolvud Itartiioruhtp.
SBATTIiW, Wash,, Nov. lt.-
Whllo the unofficial roturna give
Ernest I.lstor it Plurality of about
700 ovor Governor Hay, tho lattor
will not conucdo his defeat until af
ter tho official canvass in made on
December 5 next, Tho official can
vuss of roturna In tho vurlous can
vasses will bo mado next Friday,
November IS, but tho atuto cuuvusa
Is not mutlo under tho law until
thirty dnyu after oloctloii,
MEDFORT) TNfATTi TRIBUNE, MEPFORP. ORKflON, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 11, 1912.
Boos Appointed
(1. II.
(Jooru'o I-. Mods ivl.tincil tiiuii Knu
Fniiirixco, liiiniiiK with linn Iim up
IMiintmeiit ol' eoinmiKrfiotior of (lie
I'aiiiiiiiii-I'ni'ifio Inloriiiitiiiiuil expo
mHIoii to ho liclil ul Mini FinuoiM-o in
ID I.. I liu eoiiiMiiHiou (MHorn the
hliilun of Urcgiiii, WiiHlihij-tou, Idaho
uml Moiiluuii, Mr. ISooh will uciiin
Iciivo the oltv on Tno-iliiy nfter n
incetiiitr willi Heimlitr Vn dor Hollen,
11ml ItoprohontiitiveH HoifmoH. WVh
torliiiid uml Carkin of Modfoid. In
take ti t liif work. The .ooie of bin
dutioM ut l!ii time will ho to iulor
vieu tint hcvcrnl ioeruori uml Iokik
lutor. elect of the four hlntex ..
Kiciiod to him lelutiie to niipropriii
tiniiH for liuiMiuuri uml cxliiliilH.
Oregon wim the first to holoel 11
ile for its building uml Mr. Bto
niiy it i; one of the moxt promiuout
STABBING OFFICER
SAI.1IM. MiiNf,., N'yv. 11. -Sworn
tchtimiuiv that he miw Antonio ('luu
so, dofciiiliint with Jo-opli Kttor ami
Arturo Giovuiiuilti on trial here for
tho murder nt Lawrence of Alum l.o
pirzo,.u tuxtile .striker, stub.n isdioo
mnn jimt befan Hie woimui was kill
ed, wuh ive nt todnyV hcn.sinii hv
Howard Kniiuilii, of Cleveland, Ohio,
Iinmcdiately after the htahhiu, Ku
uada said he hiiw "xexernl fluohe"
come from the direction when Caru
so was standing. The defense had
11 1 1 ood that Caruso was home cntiii
supper when t lie Lopizro woman hum
killed.
The defense was hit hard ibis
afternoon b. the eouil ruling that nil
testimony intended to show that tho
textile operators "planted dynnimi"
to discredit the Lawrence strikers
must be stricken from tho records."
E
ST. I'BTIiltSlllMtG, Nov II. -Iltt-
tor denunciation of Austria alleged
effort to prevent Servla from onjoy
lug tho spoils of war was voiced
noro today by two leading news
papers of St. Petersburg, tho Uech
nml the Novoe Vremya. Although
tho Uech bollovcH a compromise
possible and thinks a port lu tho
Adriatic Sea Is ImlespoiiKnblo for
Servlu, It urges the triple entente to
confront the triple nlllnueu nt ouco,
"Wo nro reluctant to bollevo,"
says tho Novoe Vremya, "that Italy
and (Jo nn any, with their own t ni
dations of slrugglo for freedom, nro
supporting tho Austrian threats. Hut
ir Rome uud llorllu hnvo forgotten
tho histories of Gorman nud Italy,
0110 cannot suppose thoy nro Ignor
ant or tho oxlstonco or Great Bri
tain, Franco and Russia,'
' - ' -rjfs -' x
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SAI.B--l,lght hack, two beats,
canopy toil, polo uml shafts. Also
cedar fonco posts. J, HurUoll,
J01
v
WANTUD -To buy
gun. Cull 7 12.
automatic
nhot
201
WANTl'JD At oncu a rollahlo woman
to keep housu for two children
ultondlug soliool, Muiit como Aytril
recomniendod, Address K., box
f32, 200
FOR SAIili Horo la a snap, A fi
room modem house and 5 lots,
close In nt f K00, on nterius of $75
down, und Imluneo llko retjt. Tho
houso ulono cost more than that
to build, uud should bo soon to ho
uppreclutod, l.o.ok this up and
upp your rout an tho purchase of
this place. Geo. C, Cnrnltlus, 123
11, Mln St, 203
CARUSO
SEEN
RUSSIAN
PAPER
DEN NC
AUSTRIA
Fair Commissioner
ItotlH
m tlm uriiiimls. Now York Muto
Iiiim nlrt'inly iipproprmtod t"U0,UUU
for a liuildiiiu' nod it is expected tlti
will tie doubled.
Tonty-wo fiirnKii pMoriimonti
Iiiio nlro offioiiilly noeopted the in
itntioii of the preiik'iit of the Unit
ed KtntcH to participate.
Mr. Boos i dcirvus to liuvc Orc
K011 in the front rank uml xolicits
Mtjrprhlioiiri uml n piiernl Mipiwrt
in hi-, work by the general public,
nml especially fmm his Medfonl
friemU. Mr. Boo if, well fitted for
lliifi aiMiuttncntf hniu: held u sim
ilur eommiHhioii of the Aliihku-Yiikon-I'ncifio
exH)hitiou in 1H08. H!h ex
lieiienee n n newpacr mini and a
larxe ncitiaintuncc with the eoplc
in the west will crown him with M10-
oesn in Ju umlerlukunr.
T
Ti
PltlNCBTON. N. J , Nov. II. Al
though Presldcnt-Klcct Woodrow
Wilson Is receiving scores of Invita
tions to speak, (it was announced
hero today thatJ- lie probably will
tnako no uuu.UsyleJrcaqqs bctprp bis
inauguration utxt-jlarch.
Soen Presbyterian clrurchi-s In
VtywhlnRton are hnxlous to havo Wll-
son worship with them when ho oc
cupies tho while house.
"Marshall and I nro both Presby
terians," said Wilson today. "I am
glad there are enough churches of
that denomination lu Washington to
go nroiiud."
The dally mall of the president
elect Is extremely heavy.
MORE OUT-DOOR LIVING
.ml Deatli Kate Will He lowered.
Statistics prove that tho death
rate Ik ery much greater lu tho win
ter mouths titan lu summer, and hat
the lack of fresh air Is largely re
sponsible for this condition.
If tho system becomes rundown,
blood thin nml watery, circulation
poor, no appetite, don't does with
drugs, hut take our delicious cod llv
jor nnU ron tonc V101, not a patent
medicine, as everything In It Is
named 011 crry package and It It
does not give jou a hearty appotltc,
enrich the blood nud creato strength,
wo will return your money; that
shows our faith lu Vlnol.
A rase has just como to our atten
tion from Albany, N. Y. Mrs. II. Hurt
inun says: "1 was In a run-down
condition for about rive years until
this spring, when I learned what u
good tonic ami strougthencr Vlnol Is.
It la certainly the best tonic I hnvo
over used and It has done wonders
for me."
Try a bottle of Vlnol, on our guar
antee. Modfonl Pharmacy.
Patronize
Home
Industry
Thu Ashland 1'ioaorvlng company
tiro manufacturing n high grade, ltnio
uud uulpliur solution which will tost
:6 Uoaumo, ami is positively guar
anteed not to crystallzo. Samples
of samo may bo soon at uny of our
agouolos.
Kor prices and particulars apply
to either ot thu following agents In
Modferd:
Rogue River Fruit & Produce Ass'n.
Producers Fruit Company.
W ON
SLEN
UNTILINAUG
JKELLY HIGHEST
VOTE GIVEN IN
Jl
Official count of the votes cast In
Jackson county nt tho election allows
that Judge Kelly, for prosecut
ing attorney, polled nloro votes than
any other candidate lu the rape, Tho
judge received 2881 nnd II. K.
Manila, his opponent, MOB. The
democrats cast 2082 for Wilson, the
progressives 1020 for Roosevelt, the
republicans 847 for Taft and the
prohibitionists l.'5 for Chafln. The
total number of votes cast, based
upon the vote for president, wnn
52.13.
Congressman Ilawley. republican,
carried Jackson county over It. G.
Bmlth. democrat, by 122, Hnwlcy re
ceiving 1771 and Smith 1C53. Jona
than Rourno carried tho county by
379. receiving 1828 to 1440 for
Harry Lane. Hen Helling received
732. Paget, tho prohl. candidate,
ran ahead of his ticket, getting 238,
nnd Itntnp, tho socialist, dropped be
hind, receiving 471.
For joint representative, Clarence
Rcamcs received 2786, Whlslcr 1416
and Hllsby, prohibitionist, 638, the
high vote for his party.
After three days work tho elec
tion board has counted and totaled
results for alxty-elght candidates.
The complete count Is expected to bo
completed by Tuesday noon.
The official count to dato Is:
I'resldcnt
High vote for electors.
II. V. Carter, rep
John M. Wall, dem
.. 847
-2082
.. 154
.. 552
K. S. Hammond, prohl
C. W. Ranta, soc
A. K. Ware. prog.. 1634
' Congressman
W. C. Hawlcy, rep . 177."
J. W. Campbell, prog -.... 761
W. S. Richards, soc 672
O. A. Stlllman, prohl...- .. 239
R. G. Smith, dem 1633
Secretary of Slato
D. K. Kennedy, prog 660
II. W. Olcott. rep 2362
F. P. Rcddaway, hoc 578
J. fl. Ryan. dem". ...v 1227
O. V. Whllo, prohl 243
.lustlco of Supreme Court
C. J. Bright, prohi 432
Robert Eakin, rep 2244
II. J. Slater, dem 1575
W. C. Weaver, soc 648
, Dairy nU rood Commissioner
C. W. Dance, soc. - 660
J. A. Duubar, prohl 430
A. H. Lea, dem 1616
J. D. Mlcklc. rcp.-prog. 2117
Railroad Commissioner, First DIsU
Thos. K. Campbell, rcp.-dcni....3731
J. G. Vogot, prohl 632
Prosecuting Attorney
II. IC. llanna, rep 1496
E. E. Kelly, dem 2881
J. A. Louiery, prohl. ... 557
Joint Representative
C. L. Rcames, dem 27S6
A. W. Sllsby, prohl 638
C. E. Whlslcr, rop 1416
KerIn Cabinet Meets
UIXGKADG, Sen la. Nov. 11,
The Servian cabinet met In special
session today to comddor Austria's
attitude In opposing Sorvla's acqui
sition ot un Adriatic port. No an
nouncement was made.
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fire which Htartcd Sunday in Canton
still raging unchecked today, Hiou
Hniid of persons arc hoinelesn and
the lobs is- tremendous, according to
despatches received here.
The ilauica destroyed the post of
f.re. Fwcpt nlenj: the wator front
i imi."iiiL t-liippinz in the hnibor,
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WATCH FOR OUR
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PEOPLE SHOULD GUARD
AGAINST APPENDICITIS
Medford people who havo stomncli
and howol trouble should Riiard
against appendicitis by taking Him
plo buckthorn bnrk, glycerine, etc.,
as compoundeM In Adlor-'l-ka, tho
Gorman appendicitis remedy. A
SINGLE DOSE' rollovca sour stom
ach, gas ott tho stontnaii and consti
pation INSTANTLY because this
smlpto mixture antlscptlclieW the ill
gestlvo organs nnd drawn off tins Im
purities. L. I). Hnnktna, lirugglst.
It Is said that much of the pain or
ache of the tooth mysteriously disap
pears. There is no accounting for
this In some places, but In our es
tablishment it is known that tho
confidence In our careful mothods
gives great courage to the patient.
We extract teeth painlessly, fill, rilo,
clean, scrape, do crown and bridge
work, and every branch of high-class
Dentistry cheaply.
Lady Attendant
DR. BARBER
THE DENTIST
Over Daniels for Duds. Pacific
Phono 2E28. Home Phono 352-K
Theatre
THE LEAD.
and tomorrow enly:
COMING FEATURES.
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