Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 23, 1912, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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PERSONAL
Mr. mill Mm Kri'd CiiIvIk of ,urk
Honvllln Hiuit Hulunliiy ulttlit In
Mmlfonl
Win. Ilnli'innii Ih vImIiIiik I" OrntilM
1'iiHit Mini Mrilfonl. Hit Ih how lo
wti In lirllluli Columbia,
W. IV l.uovnr, .1. J. Ilrown, V.
Ilixill, .Ir, Win. Clmmhcr mill ('linn.
I'nliitcr wro iiiiidiik Hi" (Vnlriil
I'olntxrH In Mi'ilfonl Hiitiiriliiy.
Wllllnm IMrloh Iiiih Ikioh niiolhlt'il
liy (lit) Unltoil Htnlpn illitt r let court
riH'nlvnr for tlm An Hloro fonuorly
imrntiil liy 0, K, CoIIIiin, All ot
llm Mnrlt Ih now IimIiik offeri'il for
unln ut nlixoliilo roHt. llrliiK In )oiir
lilohinm mill Imvo tlivin (rnuivil nt
rout,
Mr. O. MurlmiiKli, Mm. M. VoKt.
Mrs. J. (Illlcltn, MUhkh Unit uti'l
(lllli'ltr, Diivld Dniiraii mill Hurry
I.hwU of JurltHniivlllo wro recent
vUltor In Mi'ilfonl.
Onlnr your pop corn for your
('lirlntiiin Iron curly. I'op com linlU
inmlo to onlcr nl tlm I'op Corn Hlmiit
103 Went Mnln.
It. J. Uiuiiioll of I'rrnUl linn Konn
loJInifnlMirit lo ittili'r tin employ of
Urn H I. coiiijuiny
Tor Kooitnofa takn, Iiatb R. A.
Holme, tlm liimirniico man wrlti
your Iniiurnnco. Iln knowi how.
Dillon Mill ntul Win. MrCreill.i Hit
liortli'iiliurlKtH, Hindu u trip to Med.
font Kntiinlny.
Wllllnm lllrlfli Iiiih lieea nppolnleil
liy tin. t'nlti'il tltatrn .llittrlet court
receiver fr tlm Art Hloro fornn'rly
operated by (.. IJ. CoIIIiin. All or
tlm stork Ih now lielriK offered for
n1 nt ntiHoluto rout. HrliiR In your
picture ami lintu them framed nt
iot.
H. II. Holme of KukIo I'nlnt, Ar
thur ItiiMt mul J. A. Wnnl of I'lioi
nix iiri'diirt Npciit Katiinlny In Mi'il
fonl. Onk tlir uiioil for n.it. Hold liny
Henlty Co.
A. I. Inwrcnco It In from KaRle
Point wln-ro Im lint been muptojed
for tlm pnt week.
Clean-up l on popU until ClirUt
man nt .Ireland' Hmoko IIoiiik).
, Mr. Krunk Kumlinfor of Jncknon
villi linn Keno to Kan l-'rnnclro to
vlult two of her dntiKhtem mul for
the benefit of JitiMiealth. Ir. Kn
Imfer nrcouipniili'il lir n fnr n Mod
font. An fxci'lli'til ntiiiup puller with
plimty of Kti'ol cnlilc, nt a Imrunlti nl
13.1 Roiith I'lr Htrri't, Mi'ilfonl. 2U
Mrs. (Inrtrutlu Norton, mIio tin
lii'iMi holitliiK n mho In llm t'nlon of
ficii nt Vrnka, Cnl., riturnil to
JiK'koiivlli'. Him wnH ini't nt Mvil-
fun) liy MIm Klorn Tliompnon.
Ticket for llm l.oi AukuIcx excur-
ulna nro now on into nt H. I', ili'pot.
TIiomi fliturliiR on koIiik nhoiilil write,
phono or cull nt tlm office to ennhlo
iiKcnt to urcuro rcucrrntlon.
Dr. mul Mm. II. P. Alkiunt hnvr
Kouo to rortlnnil lo rciiiulii toum
tlrno.
I'rult lahotn In any color printed
l.y tho Mnll Trlbuno. tf
Mr. mul Mm. J. IVrklti hnv
mum to Tiicoinn to vlult their ilntiRh
ler, Mm. I'rcil Itynn.
Wllllnm Ulrlrh him bco nppolnteil
by tho Unltcil Htntc ilUtrlct court
opernteil by C. K. Collin. All of
receiver for Hit Art Storo formerly
tlm mock I now IicIiik offered for
i-aln nt nbKolutn coxt. IlrliiK In your
plrturon mul Imvo tlimu framed nt
cont.
llurrell Miller left for CtrautH i'moi
Ktimlny eveuliiK. Ho Ih n member
of (he Hill pnrly (hut In runuinu
prellmlunry Miirve)H between .Med
ford mul the coiihI.
Cnrkln & Tnylor (John II. Car
kin mid (llrnn O, Tnylor), nttorneyi-nl-lnw,
over Jnckaon County Dnuk
llulldluK Medford.
!:. W. Carlton. M. M. Hoot mid II.
I,. I.n Hoitm of Table Hock woro re
cent vIhIIoth In Medford.
(llvo her for Chrlnlmns Ooinmun
liy, Diamond Kdim or World brniulH
Hllver pluto, Flat Wnre. V. W. flluip
lelKh llnrilwnro Co., 'IH South Con
trul. K, K, Kubll, who Iiiih henn upend
liiK u fow da)H In .litckKonvlllo, ro
turned to Portland Monday, IIIh
wife will roiuulu u while lougor.
Dr. W, II. KluunKmi of (IrantH i'nus
mid Or, K. Dnvlrt of Central Point
woro In Medfoid Saturday, attend
ing n mootluK of medlcoa,
ICodult flulHliliiK, tho bent nt Woa
tou'u, oppoalto book atoro. '
K. II. Martin pindo a IiiihIiiobu trip,
to llOKtio ltlvnr Saturday.
I W. HtreotH mul J, 0, Altkon
woro down from Horiio Itlvor tho
foro p.irt of tho wook.
VI. 1). Wimton, commorclnl pliotog
rapliaiu, neKntlvua mndo nuy tlmo or
pliiro by appointment. Phono M.
1471.
Weeks AMcGowan Co.
UNDERTAlOiJRS
Bay Vlioaa MT1
BTIrhl homii . W. Wka ton
A. B. Onr MM
AiiKimt In til, Mr and Mm. Wrn
Pulil or (Vntnil Point pri'clnt worn
nmoiiit llm many who traded In Med
fold Hut unlay
Phone mi your ordem for milk,
rrenm, butter nnd buttermilk, Two
deliveries, dally. It. It. Croamory.
W. I. Vnwler left for Porllnrid
Rilliiliiy evenltiK, to look lifter llm
IIIK Ileiid MIIIIiik Co.'h luteronU In
tlm ciihn broiiKlit by tho I'. H, kov
ernnmnt n;iilnnt thu 0, k. C. railroad
compniiy to nnnunl Ita land Kranl.
Tlm 1 1 Ik Mend (iirporBllon wnn n
InrKn purehiiHer of limber Inud In
former yenm.
lionl hoiiir-mndo broad nt DnVoo'n,
OeorKu 12 IIooh, who Ima bneu In
tho uorthweHteru mid mountain
Hinted In li'dmlf of tlm Pnnnmn ex
poiiltloii to be held nt Bun Prniirlitro
In li)ir, In nt Home for tlm holldnyH
Artlitlritlly printed luttxr ImmlH on
fancy bond pnpur mnka flno ChrUt
inn prciotiU. l.ol ua how you
lamplcs. Tho Mall Trllmnn. tf
Dr (ieori'.o llelniH, who Iiiih hern
ut Iin orrhanl, which I located
Noutlmiut of Mi'dford for mium Hum.
will leave for Cnllfornln In u fow
dnyn.
Hurt wood 13 a tlnr. Hold flay
llenlly Co.
Minn Ji'unIo lllnrkforil arrived from
ItoHoburK Hnturiliiy, for n vlult with
roliitlvoM mid frleinU IMiik In the
valley.
Don't buy thone rhcup Portland
fnctory umdn randlca tar your Chrtnt
mnH Ireo when you can net homo
Hindu pure cream cmullen for 2!
cent per pound nl tho Pop Corn
Hloro, J 03 W.t Muln.
W l llarieo mid A. Throckmorton
ot Appleimlo miiite ii trip lo Med
foid recently.
It ii 1 1 tl up your own locality by buy
tiiK home-made, rooiIn, always freiih
nt tlm Pop Corn Htore, 103 West
Mnln.
II. Chandler Mitan mid It W.
Hitchcock, I lie hortleultiirlilH, spent
Hnturdny nlp.lil In Mrdford.
I'or tho boy's Christmas, wagons,
conHtem, skntrs, Rims, vnloclpcdes,
etc 1. W. HhaplelBh llnrdwaro Co.,
28 South Cont rat.
Mr mid Mrs. Orrltt DavU aro be
in ic visited by Mm, McCarthy of
(UatiU Pass.
Vapor baths and scientific mas
ssro for men nnd wonion. Dr. It.
J. lockwood, chrloprnctor, 203 Oar
nott-Coroy llldR. Phono H5.
Mr. nnd Mm, W. W. Walker nnd
U. I), Punly ot (Irants Pas woro re
cent visitor In Medford.
ChrlstmnN presents. Percolators,
cbafltiK dishes, casstroles, etc., In
caliper, brass and aluminum, ! W.
HhnplvlRh llnrdwaro Co., 28 Bouth
Cvntral.
Mr. nud Mm. J A (IrnfJIs or North
Phoenix, wero shopper In Medford
Saturday.
Collect thoio scattered sheets of
musle you value and have them
bound In book form at the Mall
Trlbuno. tr
It. II. Zimmerman, vho Is In
charKo of J. M. Prlnk's IiIr much,
locuted houlli of Medford spent sev-
ornl hours In Medford Hnturdny.
Legal blanks for sale at the Mall
Trlbuno offlco. If
JiiiIro Nell wns over rrom Jnck-
sonvlllo Haturday evotiluR.
Oak tier wod for sale. Gold Uny
Itenlty Co.
Tho present county Commissioners'
court will hold Its Inst session Jan
uary 3. Only routine business will
bo transacted, tlm principal mnttcnt
roiuliiK up nt the January term ho
Iiir left for tlm new court.
Print? that old book with torn
bludlnK down and hnvo It rebound
at the Mnll Trlbuno office. Costa
but little. tf
Diitton llroti. or llnr.lo Point were
nmoiit; thu throiiR tu Medfonl .Sat
urday. Dr. It. J. Couroy tins moved his
offlco to tho Hutchison & Lumsdeu
biilldluir. Theso offices wore for
merly occupied by tho commercial
club. Dm. Conroy and Clancy bavo
dissolved partnership.
Tlm now county officers will ns
sumo their diitli'H on tho first Mon
day In January.
Did you know that tho pop corn
that wo will iiho for Christinas wan
ralHcd ucnr Medford and Ifl tho best
In lliu world. Try our CrlspeltoH
and hot buttered pop corn, 103 Wont
Main.
Fred Hamlin was a Medford vlaltor
Saturday afternoon, '
Mr, mul Mm. Charles Ilelmrotlt of
drltrin crook woro ninoni; tholr Mod
ford frlouds Saturiluy,
(1, W, Thrasher, who Is developing
u vttluublo copper property In tho
HlHklyou mountain, BouthwcHt of
Waldo, Ih In Medford, vlsltlni; rola
Hvoh. Mru. (1, l Schermerhoru tnrrlod
a few hours In Jacksonville Haturday.
J, l). CasH ot Portland Is vlsltlni:
In HiIh section, which was his for
mer homo,
Mr, and Mm. Btauton OrlfflH wero
.among tholr Medford trlondH Hatur
day, 1 L, Mttluriold and II, W. Lind
say transacted IiusIiiobh In Medford
durliiK tho wook. l
JiuuoB J, Frodonburish of Hams
Valloy, county road supervisor, made
Medford ii IiuhIuosh visit Saturday,
Mrs, Hininott llooson, Mr. nnd Mrs.
W. II. fyarloix of ralout ypro Iod
ford blmpnera Baturduy. y
J J Wliiiilui'.hnm chiiiii down from
Trail rreek Hnturdny llo wns ro
'deel coiislnblo of I If K f 111 t lo dlslrlrt
lust mniilli
'Tlieio Mils li rolllnloli of nlllltio
blli'H beloiiRliiK Hnturiliiy iiftiiruoou.
rorttiuiilely the iiiiirhlui's worn iiiov
liiK slowly nud nobody was hurt,
while the dnmiiKo ilouo wns not r.rent.
Mm. Iloriue Pelton or Hams Val
ley tarried In .Medford n short Hum
Hnturdny,
DaticltiK nt the Nat. Chrlstrnns
Hvo. 236
Jmnos flrlnvo and his family or
Prospect tif vlsltlni: ut Central Point.
They woro In Medford Hnturdny.
OoorRo W. KIiir arrlvod In Phoe
nix Hnturiliiy, after nu absenco or
Movrrol mouths In Moutanu.
Hkate and win it turkey Christmas
Kvo at tlm Niit. 235
Mrs. I.. A. KIiir, Mm. A. W. Hhort,
Mr. nnd Mrs. ('. Carey of Phoenix,
traded with our merchants Haturday.
Jacob and Mlchuol Kamp of North
Dakota, who ham been vIsIHiir no.
Wolff mid his family, started lor
homo one day this wfek,
Don't miss (ho turkey dance Dance
nud win n turkey Christmas Kvo.
Tho Nat. 2.U
J. It. Wilson nud Oliver Jones ot
(Irirrin creek woro business vliltom
In Medford Haturday.
N. Jerry hns Rono to Detroit nud
other eastern point, but will return
next month.
A. A. DnvlH look train No. II Sun
day ovenliiR for Portland when' ho
Roes for a row days' business stay.
(loo. I. Wheeler, or tho firm of
West & Wheeler, real eMnto brokers.
In Seattle, wns In Medford several
days Inst week, tho Riiest of John Ar
noil of this city.
Mens' coats, 50 cents imcIi. Will
II. Wilson, I3K North Front HI. 23 1
(leorn" C. Corultlus left Hnturdny
I'Vi'iiliiR for Dutch Flat, Oil., where
his family Is located nud whero ho ex
pects to remain.
Mr. mid Mm. ".. H. Htlnsnn nnd
sou, William, left .Sunday eenliiR for
a hollda) visit to relatives In Albany,
OreRou.
Mens' coats. 51) cents imcIi. Will
II. Wilson, I3K North Front Ht. 234
Homer Wood mid family loft Hat
urday evening for n two weeks' visit
to friends In Portland.
Horn, lu Urnnts Pass, Oregon, on
December 22, 1!M2, to Mr. and Mrs.
F. A. Williams, n ten pound son. Mrs.
Williams wns formerly Miss Jennie
Woodford of Medford and Is n sister
of Postmnster Woodford.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hoy Wilson left
Saturday for a two weeks' visit In
Long (loach, Cnl.
Mens' coats, 50 rents mc!i. Will
II. Wilson. 12S North Front St. 234
Two "Reed ns new" motorcycles
for sale. IlnrRalus. Pacific Motor
HtipplyCo.
Miss Florence Canton, student at
tho University of WnshliiRtoii, Is
vlsltlni? her parents, Mujor nnd Mm.
W. J. Canton.
Dr. J. F. Heddy left Sunday even
ing for Spokane where he will spend
the hollda) s, Mrs. Ituddy has been
vIsIHiir Hpoknne for some time past.
Mens' coats, SO centB each. Will
II. Wilson, 2S North Front St. 231
One of tho most successful nnd
ctiJo)Yiblo meetliiKs over held In Med
ford Camp No. 90, Woodmen of the
World, wus the clnss Initiation, Hnt
urdny ulRht, Dercmber 21st. About
40 candidates woro present nud were
Introduced Into tho mysteries of
Woodcraft In duo form. More than
ISO mcmliem wero present. Includ
ing n number ot vIsltlnR NelKhbors
from other camps A largo repre
sentation from Phoenix camp wero
present, and brought with them a
number of candidates who wero duly
mul regularly Introduced Into tho pro
tection degree of the order. After
Hie liiltury work was completed the
members retired to the banquet hall
whero they did niupio Justice to a
splendid hautiict which had been
prewired by tho refreshment commit
(eo. F.veryouo present thoroughly
enjoyed tho occasion, nnd about
11:30, nil departed for their homes,
hoping that many more meotliiRs of
this kind may bo held In tin future.
Our Bridge Work
'Brieve;
W
HiqIc.
Eiulimf
,-,vm-i,
Is thu kind that lusts, tho kind that
satUfles tho kind that helps kcop tho
mouth comfortable Nvery patron
who has had such work done hero
speaks highly ot It. Wo do nil kinds
ot first-class Dentistry and aro ox
tromoly careful In every operation.
Kxtracttug a specialty painless nud
satisfactory. It you want any kind
of Dentistry dono, you'll got tho best
sorvlco horo,
iJidy Attendant
DR. BARBER
Till DKNTISX
Ovor Danlola tor DHde. Pnclflo
Phono 3C38. Home Iiiono 3C3-K
I4iiar xr
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v rrtk
200 JAPS KILLED
IN COAL EZPLOSION
TOKIO, Dee. 23.- Ah n result of n
torrlblo oxplo4liiii In u- ,arl eii
llery at Sapporo on tin li nrul if
Hokkaido today inon- thnrt .'00 Jnpa
luisn conl miners wen Hit.iinhcd and
all are believed to ! dosd.
Onlv thr-a '" ''Mn In 'ho
Rallerles of tho pit .n the explo
sion occurred wore brought to the
surface nnd the .mine officials hold
out no hope for tho other.
DIED,
Oliver McKei-ver died at his fam
ily resilience on North Hlverslde
Sunday morning at 7 i:, utter sev
eral weeks' Illness due to n complica
tion of troubles. WhlN- comparative
ly a late settlor In Medford, Ijo was
well known lo tho reddenm of the
past dernilo nnd especially In his
luiUK'dlato uelRhborhoxl, where his
Rental nud charltnble character had
made a lasting Impression
The derensed was n native of Penn
sylvania mid at tho time of his death
was Cii yearn, 1 1 months nnd C days
or age. Il moved west to Missouri
uid wns married at Mention In that
state March G, 18KI. After another
move to Nebraska Mr nnd Mrs. Mc
Keever crossed tho plains by team In
IKK2 mid settled upon a homestead
In Union county, Ore . where they
lived until I KOI, when they moved to
Klamath county, nud In IS!"! made
their last homo In Medford, Mr. Me
Keever having since beerr engaged In
horticultural and agricultural pur
suits. Tho decerned Is survived by a
widow mid five children, tho latter
being Kmmelt of Fort Klamath: Uoii
lali of Medford, Hoy of Medford
mid Maud Ilorkenyos nnd Clydo ot
Portland; also by his rather, mother,
n brother nnd a sister at Meiidou,
Mo., a sister at IMwnee City, Neb.,
and a brother of Fort Hock, Oregon.
Miserable Stomachs
Put in Fine Shape
Prescription Cnlletl MI-O-NA Making
Tlioittnmln of Almot Mnnrlous
tnrei
Don't be careless n upset stom
ach often leads lo obstinate Indiges
tion nnd when you have the oppor
tunity to go to Chas Strang this very
day nud got for only r.O cents the
prescription of a real stomach spe
cialist you arc uunlso It you neglect
to do so,
MI-O-NA Stomach Tablets will
stop distress utter eating, fermen
tation, gas, sourness, heaviness, nnd
all misery, or money buck.
tt Is also guaranteed to end any
case of Chronic Indigestion, Gastritis
or Dyspepsia and other ailments
such as Headache, Dltzlncss, Nerv
ousness, Sleeplessness. Sallow Skin,
Pimples, or any condition caused by
an upset stomach.
TALKING ABOUT
WATCHES
Our showing nt this season com
prises tho finest selection ever shown
In Medford. No matter how Inex
pensive tho watch that comes from
Keller tho Jeweler, wo guarauteo It
to keep accurate tlmo.
Lot us show you our stock and
convince you that our prices arc the
very lowest.
Keller, the Jeweler
Corner of Mnln nnd Fir StrceU
0-K0000000'tO
GAMES
A big nssortinont
including
Famous Archronu
$4.50, $5.75, $6.50
Christmas Stationorv
15 to $3.75 box
Very choice
Ahvavs handy
Finales $1.50 to $7.50
MEDFORD
BOOK STORE
JHSaSflaPf&iy
Timely
Christmas Gift
Suggestions
from
Christmas Slippers for
the whole family.
Red Top Rubber Boots
for little Hoys and Girls.
Party Slippers in
Pumps and two straps.
"Phi-Mate" Shoos for
the Children.
Soft Sole Shoes for the
Babies.
"John Kelly" Oood
Shoes for her.
"Just Right" Good
Shoes for him.
Tf you don't choose the
correct size or your gift
isn't acceptable wc will
exchange or refund the
money cheerfully.
See window at
Gooo Snots"
At "Eight Prices"
Opposite Post Office
The Mer i ivold Shop
for Gifts
Y
OU can buy a gift
memner ol your lanniy or any one ot your
friends.
To help you in selecting,
Books
Sewing Baskets
Desk Sets
Pocket Books
Jewel Cases
Parisian Novelties
Stamp Boxes
Tags and Seals
Leather Goods
Scrap Baskets
Coin Purses
Coat Hanger Sets
Brass Goods
Pen "Wipers
Pen Trays .
Paper Knives
Clips
Ash Trays
Paper Weights
Smoking Sots
Tobacco ,7ars
Xnuis Tree Trimmings
Match Safes
Sachets
t"Iowel Trays
Pictures
Whitman's Candy
Party Bags
Call us by Telephone 3481
THE MERRIVOLD SHOP
134 WEST MAIN ST.
Jacksonville Brick and
Tile Company
OUR DRAIN TILE STANDS ALL TESTS
Examino our goods and got our prices boforo buying
Elsowhqre. '
V
here that will please any
we list some of our gifts:
Cards
Reading Glasses
Card Cases
Scissors Sets
Memorandum Pads
Cigar Cases
Fountain Pens
Mirrors
Guest Books
Bill Books
ITand Bags
Copper Goods
Ink Wells
Calendars
Blotters
Cigar Lighters
Trays
Stationery
Book Ends
Boxes
Candle Sticks .
Hat Pins
Library Scissors
Indian Blankots
Navajo Rugs
Clocks
Arts and Crafts Jowclry
Pin Cushion
The
People's
Market
We Undersell
Seeded Raisins,
1 lb pkg. 9, 3 for 25
Seedless Raisins,
Sultanas, per lb 10
Candy, hard mix, pound 13
Candy, broken mixed,
pound 15if
Candy, Ribbon mixed,
pound M 20
Candy, French mixed,
pound 23
Candy, Chocolato mixed,
pound J23
HOME MADE CANDY
Made to your order by our
experienced candy maker.
COFFEE
Dependable, V pound cans
pound ". 35
Schillings, 1 poupd cans,
pound i5y
Wadco brand, 1 pound onus,
pound 45d
Wadco brand, 3 pound cur.s,
the can $1.00
Mokona brand, 1 pound pkg.
pound 30
Everything at a fair margin
of profit.
Bakers Chocolate, Premium
brand, 1 pound pl:. 41
Ghirardcll's Star brand, 1
pound pkg 23
Cocoa, Runkle's brand,
V'l pound can 21
Heinz' Vinegar, 1 qt. bottles,
each 27
Rice, best grade Jap Ric,
pound C$
Cora, good standard brand,
can 10 case $2.20
Tomatoes, good standard
br'd, can 10, caso $2.20
Corn, best Maine brand,
can 156 case $3.25
.Tomatoes, best solid pack,
can 166 casc- $3.40
Telephone your orders
No. 2091
The People's
Market
401-03.05 E. Main
Cor. Riverside
Luxury Without
Extravagance
Hotel
i Von Dorn i
212 Turk Street
! Finest popular priced ' '
Hotel in San Francisco
f
Modern Central ::
nm
PLUMBING
Steam and Hot Water
Heating
All Work OuanatM
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