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L PERSONAL
J. W. MacClatchlo left for Lor An
geles on business Accompanied by
MIm MacClatchlo who will enter
West Lake school. Mrs. MncClat
chio and Miss Eva nro nt the Hotel
Holland until Mr. MacClatchlo'a re
turn. Did yon novo C2 cents on your
milk thin month? Your neighbor
did. If It means Anything to you call
lions Lane Dairy.
Dry fir wood nt 1,73 per tier at
Jacksonville. Apply at 717 North
Riverside avenue, Medford. 264
Assisted by K. M. Wilson of the
sheriff's office the work of extend
ing the tax rolls In the clerk's otflro
Is proceeding as rapidly ns possible,
The rolls should soon be In tho sher
iff's hands.
Tho annual meeting of tho Iowa
socloty will bo held Wednesday
evening at St. Mark's hall. All
members of tho society and all por
tions who have lived in tho stato of
Iowa are Invited to attend. A social
session will bo followed by refresh
ments. Closing out sale of pipes. Ire
land's Smoko House.
J. W. Mitchell and Emll Pech have
returned from their trip to Albany
and other northern points.
Walter Dungcy, who has been em
ployed on tho Medford bridge during
tho past flvo tnonthB, returned to
Gold Hill Monday.
Real homo made bread nt De
von's. Mrs. J. Drldgcs of Eugene (nee
Matney) died near Ruch Sunday,
whither she had xono for tho benem
of her health. Tho decased was a
native of Applcgato and in her 34th
yea?.
Charles B. Gay, Frank True, A. II.
Lacy and T. T. Murphy transacted
business in Jacksonville Monday.
Fred Alton Height (National Con
sorvatory New York) teacher of
piano and harmony, specialist in cor
rect principles of touch and tech
nique. Rcsldenco studio, 11C Laurel
street, phono 7262.
Mrs. C. H. Redtlcld has gono to
Southern California to Join her hus
band. Carl . Wallace of Montaguo Is
among tho Callfornlans In Medford
B. Klura has moved bis sign busi
ness to the Boyden alley betwesn S.
Central and S. Bartlett. "
Charles J. Dun ten was In Medford
Monday, on his way to Central Point
from Jacksonville.
F. Pclouio of Eaglo Point was
among tho many who transacted
business in Medford Monday.
Dry fir wood, J2.25 a tier at rail
road track In Medford. Apply at 717
North Riverside.. 20C
Mr. and Mrs. I. Householder of
Kanes creek were Medford visitors
ono day this week.
Wra. Flackus was up from Ash
land Monday, but did not tarry long.
Vapor baths and scientific mas
sage for Haen and women. Dr. R.
J. Lockwood, chrlopractor, 203 Gar-nett-Corey
Bldg. Phono 145.
L. P. Brown of Gold Hill made a
business trip to Medford Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Grath, who
have been In Portland for somo time
nro at home again.
Mrs. Halliday-Halght, pupil of
Marchesl (Paris), Oscar Saenger
(New York) teaches tho art of sing
ing, tone placing and correct breath
ing a specialty. Exponent of puro
"Bel Canto" of tho Italian school
concert, opera, oratorio. Individual
lessons or In class (three In class)
Residence studio, 116 Laurel street,
phone 7262.
F. M. McKlnnls of Antloch spent
Monday-In Medford. Ho Is making
n number of Improvements at bis
farm and expects to dlsposo of part
of It soon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Donald aro at
Salem, but will return before long.
Fruit Jabols In any color printed
by the Mall Tribune. tf
Lee Harrington and Ralph PIttock
of Applegate traded with Medford
merchants Monday.
Mrs. C. E. Davis of Dunsmulr, Cal
Is In Medrord making relatives a
visit.
Carkln & Taylor (John II. Car
kin and Glenn O. Taylor), attorneys-ut-law,
over Jackson County Bank
Building Medford. "
George A. Gardner, county clertr,
woh over from Jacksonvlllo Monduy
evening.
W. A. Hills, representative of tho
Remington Arms company, and a
well-known rlflo expert, la In Med
ford. Now York Llfo Insuranco Co., C.
Y. Tengwald, Medford National
Bank Bldg., phone 3371.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKER
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Robert Kinney, Charles Dim ford,
Jr., Fred Lawls nml other residents
of Jacksonvlllo spent Sunday even
ing in Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Garrett of Ash
land arrived In Medford Monday
morning and hnvo slnco gone to visit
relatives living east of tho city.
Dr. S. A. Lockwood and Dr. Myr
tle S. Lockwood (regular phystclans,
not chiropractors) havo removed
their offices from the Hasklns build
ing to 232 E. Main street. 271
A. C Holmes and A. B. Cornell of
Grants Pass wero In Medford Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Grieve of Jack
sonvlllo tarried In Medford Monday
evening.
To close them out, all cook stores
and ranges, at reduced prices, give
us a call. F. W. Shaplelgh Hard
ware Co., 2S South Central avenue
Charles W. Champlln of FootH
creek was among his Medford friends
Monday.
Wm. Fehely, who has been In Med
ford during tho past few days, left
far Grants Pass Monday.
Bring that old book with torn
binding down and bare it rsbound
at the Mall Trlbuno office. CcaU
but llttlo. tt
MUs Delia Foster is In Medford
again, after a visit with relatives liv
ing in California.
Fred Champlln has returned to
Chlrago after a stay of sovcral weeks
In Foots creek district.
E. D. Weston, commercial photog
raphern. negatives made any time or
placo by appointment. Phon M,
1471.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Llndley, who
have been visiting relatives living In
Medford, left for Chlco, Cal., a few
days since.
Messrs. Herring and Hoke, who
own orchards near Central Point,
spent Monday In Medford.
Kodak finishing, the best at Wes
ton's, opposite book store.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Brockford of
Seattle aro guests of relatives living
In Medford.
Harvey DeArmond was In Jackson
ville tho forepart of tho week on
legal business.
Collect thoia scattered sheets of
music you value and have them
bound In book form at the Mail
Trlbuns. tf
R. J. Fuller and his son of Port
land aro Medford visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis of
Grants Pass wero In Medford Mon
day on their way to Applegate.
Fashionable dressmaking. Evening
and afternoon gowns. Latest stylo
lingerie a specialty. Mrs. E. M.
Palntor, lato of Now York City.
Hours 2 to C p. in. CIS King street.
Phono C084.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson of
Portland havo been visiting In tho
valley, being guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Ulrlch of Jacksonvlllo Satur
day and Sunday. Mr. Ferguson Is
connected with tho government serv
ice. Miss Rose Buckley of Applegate
visited In Medford and Jacksonvlllo
Monday.
Insure and be sure. Right If we
write It. R. A. Holmes, Tho Insur
anco Man.
Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Kcono have
returned from a short pleasuro trip
to California.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rlppy of Kla
math county havo been visiting In
Medford.
Miss Pearl Dox of Jacksonville
spent Sunday night In Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Rcaraes re
turned from their trip to Southern
California Monday evening.
W. Spear has becomo attached to
the ticket office of tho Southern Pa
cific In Medford again. He served
In a like capacity when W. V. Llp
plncott was station agent here.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fnrlow of
Lake creek district spent Monday In
Medford.
Mrs. Jorgenson has been making a
business visit to Jacksonvlllo.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones, formerly
of Medford, are hero on a visit.
Judge M. Purdln was at Jackson
vlllo Monday morning on profes
sional business.
W. W. Curry of Monterey, Cal., is
In Medford on a short business trip.
Ho Is Interested In a fruit grovo in
tho valley.
John D. Tenny of Eugene spent
Thursday with Medford friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holdt of
Kansas City, Kan., arrived Tuesday
to spend a fow days looking orer tho
city and valley.
TO GIVE LECTURE ON
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY
A lecturo on "Truo Americanism"
will bo given Tuesday nnd Wednosday
evenings at tho hall In the business
collcgo block on North Grape street.
Prof. C. L. Longacro of Washington,
D. G., will deliver tho lecturo which
will deal with religious liberty. Lec
turo startB at 7:30 o'clock; seats
free.
Mcrltol White Liniment.
Should be In evory home, as its
immediate application to cuts,
bruises, sprains and wounds gives In
stant relief. It has no eaual as a
nnln llllnr nml hnnlnr. Ilnskins'
Drug Storo, ,
WESTERNIAPPLES
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LONDON", Jan. mThere have
been very few Oregon Newtown lien
this week nml prices have rouged
from 9s to 10s. Willi heavy ship
ments the latter price would not he
maintained.
About tf.OOO boxes California New
towns havo come forward this week,
but the sale of four tiers is dragging
at (i-). 4 1-1! tier however, are sell
ing at about the snnio price ns fours.
Iuvorimnl Sales hnvo not been of
nnv magnitude, but we are pleased to
report thnt there is a strong enquiry
for Greening". Good western state
or Canadian Greening nro worth
now from 18 to UOs per barrel. Hold
wins nlo nro meeting with n good
demand, Maine nnd Canadian stock
going out at good prices.
The following are this week's quo
tations :
London Oregon Newtowns lis to
10s; California Newtown, fours,
6s; 4 1-2 tier R-M to tls; Washing
ton Newtowns 0 to fUfM: Black Ben
Davis 5sCd to tWlil; Washington
Arilo Blacks fisHd to 15 : Winesnp
xOd to ti-9d, Jonathans ."Mid to 0s;
Washington Spits. lorgfl fruit, flUd
to fl6d, small fruit 7s to Ss.
Liverpool Oregon Newtowns 12,"
to l.)0 count, S to Osfid. 80 to Otl
fisfld to 8; Oregon Newtowns, 17."
count, 7s to 7s0d; Washington New
towns, 7(ll; California Newtowns,
"kOi! to CsHd: 4 1-2 tiers " to .'slid
FOREST RESERVE FUND
FOR OREGON COUNTIES
SALKM. Ore.. Jan. 28. Oregon's
share in tho United States forest re
serve fund for the year ending Juno
30, 1D12, amounts to $4'J,55t)..'i,J,
which is diided nmong the counties
of the state for road purines ns
follews: Baker, $i:i20; Benton, $2.12;
Clackamas. $l."0.'i.fln; Coos, . 110.33;
Crook, $.1fv09.32; Curry, $lo$.".70;
Douglas, $30:10.27; Grant, ,438...l)."i;
Harney, $13(14.07; Hood Htver. $l0!),
C0; Jackson, $188.10; Josephine,
$1042.03; Klamath, $3315-10; Lake,
$332(1.44; Lane, 4223; Lincoln, $487.
08; Linn, $1372..Vi; Malheur. $7.34;
Marion, $o77.47; Morrow, $403.9i);
Multnomah. $188.31; Polk, $2f.:ir;
Tillamook, $201.90; Umatilla. $1087.-
14; Union, $14U0.8.; Wallowa.
$3334.30; Wasco. $."07.37; Wheeler,
$ 101.71; Yamhill, $73.37.
M0RAN AND DRISC0LL
FIGHT TO A DRAW
LONDON, Jan. 28. Much dissnt
infliction is expressed today ner the
20 round drown battle between Owen
Morn n and Jem Dim-all before the
National Sorting club here, in which
the featherweight championship of
Kngland was supposed to bo involved.
Clinching marked the mill through
out nnd nil tho flashes of speed wero
shortlived. After the tenth the men
warmed up n bit but in tho 17th thoy
loosed into clinching again. Neither
showed tho expected class nt wry
stage of the bout. They fought for
a purse of $7,500 nnd a hide bet of
$500.
DIED.
Mrs. J. McPhorson, wlfo of J.
McPherson, died Tuesday morning,
Jan. 28, at hor home, 112 King
street, aged 70, of heart disease.
Sho camo from Sponcor, Iowa, 21
years ago and has since resided horo.
Tho funeral will bo hold Friday.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Must sell at once, homo
canned fruit and vegetables. 854
East 0th St., near Portland ave
nue. 20 1
FOR SALE I havo 17 choice Jorsey
Red pigs left which I am soiling at
a reasonable price. L. B. Wnr-
ner. 205
FOR SALE Seed Barley, 40 sacks
of bald barley, good seed. L. n
Warner. 205
The highest point of woman's bap
Vlness Is reached only through moth'
ernood. Yet tho mothor-to-bo Is ofton
fearful of naturo'a ordeal and shrinks
from tho suffering Incident to Its con
summation. In Mother's Friend Is to
bo found a rocdlclno of great value to
every expectant mother. It is intonded
to proparo tho oyslom for tho crisis,
and thus rcllovo, In great part, tho
Buffering through which tho mother
usually passes. Tho regular uso of
Mother's Friend will repay any mother
In tho comfort It affords boforo, and
tho helpful restoration to health and
Btrength it brings
about after baby mm ,e
comes. Mother's ilfsVltfL
Friend Is for salo PIVU
at drug stores. MM v
Wrlto for our
freo book for expectant mothors
which contains much valuablo Infor
mation. HADFULD REGULATOR CO., AtWi. Cu
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WHILE IN SOUS
(Ashtnud Tidings)
Howard Hicks, son of Kruet Hicks
of this city, is at Yrcku, Cal., suf
feriug from a pair of froxou feel no
quired in ti strenuous experience in
the Siskiyou?. In company with W.
J. Moottcy of this city, Howard was
"shooting" trouble on the "high
line' between this cltv nnd Fall
Crook for the California-Oregon Pow
er eoni.ny. In their work they took
horses ns for ns possible from tho
place where they wore putting up nnd
then wont to tho line on snow-shoe.
One evening last week they reached
their horses with their foot wet from
contact with the mow. After n
three-mile ride through the ruow Mr.
Hick's foot were found to be badly
frozen. It was thought that n part
of one or hath feet would hnvo to bo
amputated, hut later reports bring the
good news thnt nil of both foot will
be saved.
The snow is so drop along tho high
line that it Is possible in some places
to step over the wires strung nt tho
top of tho 3." -foot steel towers, the
snow being 30 to 34 foot deep.
KLAMATH PINE TIMBER
ON RESERVATION TO BE SOLD
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore.. Jan. 28.
All preliminary arrangement have
been made for the sale of 23.000,000
foot of pine timber on the Klnmath
Indian reservation, nine of this tim
boi1 is tribal property and proceeds to
he derived from tho sale will be used
to develop the balance of tho ner
vation. The funds will lio lltiliii'.l in llm
building of the Modoc irrigation nro-
ject. which will embrace 15.000 ncn
of fertile Innd bordering on the east
Mile or the Upper Klmnnlh lake, nml
also to reclaim the Klamath marsh in
the northern lmrtion of the reserva
tion. The marsh, when reclnimrd,
will make ono of the best lock sec
lions in this (Mirtion of the sliilc.
The monov to bo derived from llm
sale of timber thnt has boon allotted
will be turned over to Ihe respective
owners.
Hotel Medford
Booms without Iiatli BOc per day
ami up.
Booms with bath ft. SO per day
ml up.
Hpcclal rates by week or month.
Combination hrcakfostn every
morning 23, 35 nnd 4.1 cents.
Tomorrow's
MKItCTIIANTS LUNCH 23c
li"Sc
11:30 to 2 p. m.
Puree of Tomatoo nux Itissoto
Dolled Cutlots or Young Alaska Hali
but HollandaUo
Pommos Colbert
Hasscnpfctfcr Mlt Kartoffol Kloesen
Minced Chicken Hash n'la Florentine
Dolled Fresh Pork Sparo Ribs with
Sauerkraut
Mashed Potatoes Creamed Rlro
Pear PIo Fruit Sherbet
Lettuco Salad
Tea Coffco Milk
During meal honnt beautiful music
ami singing will bo rendered by Ilerr
Carl GrlM.cn nml Mine. Kvolync.
Made in
Your success and the prosperity of this city and valley de
Home-made Products. Ask for "Made in Medford" goo
the homo factories and -institutions. Try this and in a
Offico ."Furniture
Library TAirnituro
Bedroom Furnituro
Diningroom Iftiruiture
White Enamel Puraitura
Built in Buffets, Seats
'And Bookcases, Etc.
Store .Fixtures
Porch Swings
Cedar Chests
Cabinet Work Dono
( in Oak, Walnut, Jfir, or
'Any Other Wood Desired
Cabinet Makers
Mission Furniture
Works
E. O. Trowbridgo, Jr., Prop.
113 S. Holly, Medford
E INITIATIVE ON
SWAMP LAND BILL
SALKM, Ore, Jan. 28. It I rn
morcd that a movement will bo dint
ed to invoke the rcfcicudiim oguiust
tho Thompson swamp land bill, which
was passed by tho logislutuio over the
go crnor's veto.
Men outside of tho ranks of I lie
goveruor'H personal or political sup
IMU'tcrs have Mnrlod tho dismission
of a referendum on tho bill nnd it i
known offers have boon uindo of
contributions to u fund for defraying
tho expenses of circulating petitions.
These men lakn the stum! that tho
governor's oto, which they declare
was used In tho interest of the slate's
common school fund, should bo up
held, if not by the legislature, llion
by tho people. Thoy assert that per
sonalities should not ho considered
when tho intcicsts of the ncIiooI fund
arc nt stake.
To what oxlohl this sentiment will
orystnllro can only he conjectured at
this time, but there i plenty of evi
dence thnt there is indignation nmong
the voters over the notion of he leg
islature. i
Aro You Afflicted Willi Piles?
This disease, whether neuto or
chronic, Is easily and rapidly over
come by using Morttnl Pile Remedy,
(lives positive and permanent relief
when all others fall, and wo heartily
recommend It to any sufferer. Has
klns' Urug Store.
Manhattan Cafe
25c Noon Lunch
Soup
Meat, Choice of Two Hntrccs
Pin or Pudding
Coffco or Milk
Bread mid Hiittor
fluted youttetf!
AT rOUNTAINS.HOrCLS.On ClStWHtnC
Gtt lb
Original od Gcnuino
HORLICK S
MALTED MILK
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RICH MUX. MALT CIA1N EXTRACT. IN rOVBO
Not in any Milk Trust
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Tf in need of anything in the Silverware lino, I havo it.
Knives, forks, spoons, carving sets, game shears, steak sots, salad forks, hntior
spreaders, oyster forks, fruit knives, orange spoons, berry spoons, and everything in
silver for the table. Sugar and cream Tea Sets and dainty Silver Dishes.
I carry the Clorham Co., Heed and Barton, 3817 Koger Brothel's, Vm. H. Durgau.
MARTIN J. REDDY, The Jeweler
Near Post Offico.
Medford Iron Works
E. 0. Trowbridgo, Prop.
Oonoral Foundry and
Machine Works
Pacific 401; Home 2D8U
Res. Pac. G031; Home 227L.
For tho best of
EVERYTHING MADE OP WOOD
See us. Wo mako a specialty of
OFFICE FURNITURE and FIXTURES, MANTLES,
SCREEN DOORS and WINDOWS, Etc.
Factory Corner South Fir and 11th Sis. Both Phones
. J MEDFORD SASH AND DOOR 00.
PASTOR LEAVES PULPIT
TO BECOME UNDE
SAN FRANCISCO, dun. 28. Do.
eluriiig the methods of disposing of
tho dead needed radical reform, I to v.
Urn d ford l.cnvllt. for 13 years pnslor
of tho First Uiiiliulini church horo
has resigned today to hcctmio an mi
dcilnker. In t letter o his cougicgnlliiii ho
declared tho Chinese til u far inolo
civilized than other races regarding
bin tats, regarding death merely as n
passing of tho body nml spirit, mid
not ns mi end to nil. Tho letter con cen
tinues: "1 am against the diiikcnltig of
houses, tho pulliiu- down of blinds
tuid other hiuhuric formalities, which
oro done when a person dies."
500
Every Drop
Does Its
Work
Xcrnlriin Is an economical
motor oil liecauso it lubri
cates so thoroughly.
You get tho full working
value from cory drop
then It burns up cleanly,
and you havo no trouble
i
with carbon.
Medford
ponds on Your Patronizing Home Industrioa and using
ds and insist on your contractor and buildor buying of
few months wo will havo a "GREATER MEDFORD1'
Ti it's mado of
Sheet Metal
I can mako it
JOHN SIPPLE
TTomo M. R & TT. CO.
Phono 30TJ Bldg.
HOW DID HOLE GET
IN CRUISERBATTLESHIP?
SAN PHANVIrU'O, .Ian. 2H. Willi
plates covering u distance of 7fi feet
on tho pint side ciuhcd In, nml oth
erwise, looking ns tf she hud been
raked from hIciii to M"in by soma
hostile llolillu and with no one on
hnurd to explain what hiippoiud lo
her, the cruiser Ciillfoinla lies in dry
dock nt Marc Island ioiluy, Nuval
oxpei Is decline that only a blow that
would have thrown tho vossol on hor
beam cuds would hnvo done. Hie dam
age noted, nml aio mystified at tho
Ignorance of tho officers mid clow
regarding the mishap. Coin I martinis
nro likclv.
It was suggested I lint tho accident
might hao occurred hcfoio tho Cal
ifornia left poit hero Inst spring, its
sho has not been in dry dock for a
ciir.
Tho
Small
Cans
PLAT
Bold In H
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1 and 6
i:.iiy to Handle
(lallou fans
For Salo l3verwhero
Standard Oil Company
(Incorporated)
OraporloH and window tfnr.rinH mado
to your order In our own
workroom.
mi:i:dpohi riutNiTUiir, &
HAItDWAltl? COMPANY
10. A. Hicks I M. Korshavr
(iunurul Manager (Ion. Stilus Mgr,
OREGON GRANITE CO.
Quarry Owners and
Manufacturers
Oregon Clrnnlto otanilii tho test ot
tlino.
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