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1 FAOTB TWO. mmmsmi . MnVORD MATT. TUTmTWR MEDFOltR ORKflON. VIUDAY. VEimCAltY 28. 10W IOCAL AND L PERSONAL ) II, II. Uurrcll of Washington, 1). a, nrrlvcd In Mcdford Thuriidny. J, V. TnRRitrt of Chlco, Cnl., Is among tlio rrcont arrival In Med ford. Victor Uuruoll of Conirnl Tolnt dis trict was r buslncis visitor In Med ford Thursday. 13. D. Wettdn, comrasrclal pbotog raphenv negatives niado any time or placa by appointment. Phon M. 1471. Mr. and Mrs, C. V Tcrr'ance of llutton, Cal., nro spending a few days In Mcdford. QcorRo N'unomaker and Fred nalch wcro In tlio southern part ot tho val ley Thursday. Remember what you thought last year when you saw your frlond's stylish hat? "Oh, why didn't I visit tho Home Millinery " Open even ings. 292 Sooy-Smlth, Jr., was n northbound passenger Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Brown ot Gold 11111 wcro among their Medford friends Thursday. Mrs. J. L. Drako and Mrs. 0. H. Day of Josephlno county have been visiting In Mcdford. Largo home-grown Dahlia bulbs of tho finest cactus and decoratlvo var ieties, l'bono 2772. 234 Mr. and ,Mrs.G. L. Adams of Kla math have-" returned homo after a visit In Mcdford and vicinity. Mr. Oummoff, into of Illinois, Is In hn volley looking for n location. He is accompanied by his son. Ladles' shoes shlncd at Summer vlllo's barber shop. ' George Sorenson and A. Y. Edgor- ton of Grants Pass made a trip to Medford Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hart of Edge- wood. Cal., are among their friends In Medford. Real houjf made bread at De Voo'a. " Mrs. It. B. Reame of Central Point was a Mcdford visitor Thursday af ternoon. Clyde Sutter haB been making Ash land a short visit. Dr. S. A. Lockwood and Dr. Myrtle S. Lockwood (regular physicians, not chiropractors) have removed their offices from tho Hatklna' building to 232 E. Main street G. W. Trefrcn of Ashland was In Mcdford and Jacksonville Thursday. M. 8. Thompson" was down from Climax Thursday afternoon. Mrs. M. E. Thompson ot Big Butto was among tho many who traded with our merchants during tho week. William Ulrlch, trustco In bank ruptcy, will offer for salo at tho old Cuthbert stand on tho corner north of tho post office. Millinery goods of all kinds and description, includ ing ladiea' and children's under woar. Stock of J. Dilhan, bankrupt. Everything must bo sold regardless of coat Salo begins at ten o'clock a. m. Friday, February 28, 1913. Terms strictly cash. 291 R. B. Wilson and J. R. Wilson ot Griffin Creek transacted business in Mcdford Thursday. Chas. Dunton, manager of tho Jack sonville Brick and Tlio Co., and P. Enselo woro In Mcdford Thursday. "Bring that old book with torn binding down and have It rebound at tho Mall Tribune office. CoaU but little. tf Prof. O'Gara has been spending several days In dlfforcnt parts ot tho county on official business. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hlidrcth wcro down from Butto Falls Thursday en route to Ashland. Kodak finishing, tho best at Wes ton's, opposite book store. " Mrs. Lewis Ulrlch of Jnckbonvlllo Hpont Thursday afternoon in Mcd ford. Tho dlfforcnt banks have copies of tho tax roll and will receive money in payment of taxes, as In former years. Insure and bo sura. Right If wo wrlto It R.A. Holmes, The Insur ance Man. Corbln Edgoll. who has been spend ing tho winter In Now York, is umong us again. G. W. Thrasher lias returned to Phoonlx from a visit to Medford. Mrs. M. V. Ooagau and hor daugh ter of Wood, Cul., oro visiting iu Medford. Clerking & Harmon, studio por traits, hdrao portraits, flash lights, kodak finishing, post card work and onlarglng.; 128 East Malu stroot; tulophouu 21C4. Jnmos Owens of Antelope trans acted business in Mcdford Wednes day. Wordun Knnls and his family loft JackBonvlllo for Chicago Thursday, near which city thoy will locate Weeks & McGowan Co. UNDERTAKERS X.A.DV AHUIiXt Say Sfaoa 3971 sifkt mourn . w. "Wks son loltln M. Howard wants )ou in call and see hor new spring millinery, everything now and up-lo-ttnle. inn North Central avenue. IU2 Tlio Gregory studio hnn been sold to H. I). Crow of Portlnnd, an expo dlenred photographer. Mrs. Gregory will move to l.niig Bench, where she will open n studio. Now York Llto Insurance Co., O, Y, Tcngwald, Medford National Bank Hide phono 3371. Joseph Shaska of Grants Pass passed through Medford Thursday en route to Fresno, Cal. P. M. Kershaw has returned from n business trip to Josephlno count). Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Phelps, who havo been visiting In California, nro at homo again. Vapor baths and scientific mas- sago tor men and women. Dr. R. J. Lockwood, chrlopractor, SOS Gar-nett-Coroy Bldg. Phone 145. Thurlow T. Smith, n student of tho Willamette university at Salem, and Mrs. Margaret Young, secretary to Ben Olcott, wcro married at Dallas Sunday. Tho groom Is a brother of Tyler Smith of Medford. also a newly wed. Carkln & Taylor (John H. Car kin and Glenn O. Taylor), attorneys-at-law, over Jackson County Bank Building Medford. Harry Silver and J. S. Bailey were down from Ashland Thursday. W. H. Norcross of Central Point was among the many who camo to Medford Thursday. Rev. J. W. Spencer, pastor of tho Presbyterian church at Rogue River, was tho guest of Rev. W. F. Shlolds recently. William Ulrlch. trustee in bank ruptcy, will offer for sale at tho old Cuthbert stand on the corner north of tho post office. Millinery goods ot all kinds and description, includ ing ladles' and children's under wear. Stock of J. Dilhan, bankrupt Everything must be sold regardless of cost Salo begins at ten o'clock a. m. Friday, February 28, 1913. Terms strictly cash. 291 O. B. Butler and R. L. Burdtc of Ashland wero business visitors in Medford Thursday. Luko Ryan ot Jacksonville made a trtn to Mcdford Thursday. Ho has been vlsitlug bis mother at Port land. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Rader of Proe nix precinct motored to Medford Thursday afternoon. W. 6. Vaughn, who has been vlslt- G. C. Beach, music studio. Vio linist Will Instruct on violin, man dolin and guitar in correct method. Advanced students and beginners. Address 234 E. 3th street Phono Home 314-L or Main 3481. 307 Ing at Jacksonville, returned to Ash land hursday. Harry Ellis is back from a short visit at Redding, Cal. Asbury .TJoall and his family ot Central Point district motored to Mcdford Thursday afternoon. W. H. Plckons has returned to Sis kiyou county, California, after n visit ot fen days In this city and valloy. Mr. and Sirs. H. McBrido of Seat tle are In Medford combining business with pleasure Orchard, hunting, fishing and Crater Lake scenes for sale at Ger klng & Harmon's studio. Negatives mado any place, kodak finishing. 128 East Main street Phono 2154 E. Derringer and Carl Davis of Grants Pass wcro In Medford the fore part of the week. Den Frcdenburgh of Big Butte spent Thursday In Medford. H. P. Anderson and A. J. Baker wcro among tho many who trans acted business in Mcdford Thursday. Mrs. It. Ennla and her daughter, Miss Ruth, of Jacksonville, tnrrlcd a few hours in Mcdford Thursday. A. A. Flynn has gono north on a short business trip. J. L. Clomeiis roturncd from Cali fornia Thursday evening. He re ports rain us being needed badly in must parts of that statu und growing grain suffering in consequence. Fred Wagner of Ashland, who has been seriously III for some time, is Improving steadily now. Porter J. Neff and T. D, Schrumpf wero among our citizens who mado Ashland a visit during the week. Miss Bertha, Mr. nd Mrs. D. R. Wells of Portland, who havo bcon visiting In Medford, havo roturnod home. Mrs. J. A. Kllburn has gouo to southern California on a visit. County Judge Tou Velio Is holding a hearing tlila aftoruoon ut tho office of District Attonrcy . K. Kelly to determine tho sanity of Charles Crane, alias Cecil Townsond, who has been In trouhlo sovoral times with tho police It Is believed that Crane Is domented. Frank Brown of Eagle Point spent Friday In Medford. , SHE ENDS IN F SAt.K.M. Or , Fob. 2S Tho Inter nal strife In the stnto fish nud gunio commission has ended. A conclusion to bury the hntchct and sinoko the plpo of pence was reached jeslerdny when tho full membership ot tho commission was In session. There will bo no chnuges either as to war dens or the field of their labors. For Bomo tlmo thoro has been strlfo between Stnto Game Wnrden W. L. Flnley and Master Fish Warden R. E. Clnnton. In this controversy members ot tho commission had nlo taken sides. It Is assorted now that this trouble has alt been settled. Much of the cause of dlsnentlon was over the desire of the fish war don to havo full control over tho fish. Tho tame warden also has charge ot planting the fish. The fish wnrden superintends the hatcheries, but when tho fish nro ready to bo liberated in tho streams then the authority falls to the gamo warden, nnd he sees to this portion of tho work. Tho com mission decided to mnke no chnngo In this arrangement. IDINE OF I EAGLE POINI VOIES LACT PORTLAND VOIES ON PORTLAND, Or., Feb. 2S. Tho city council today ordered u special election for May 3 to vote on whether a commission form ot government for Portland shall bo adopted. It approved by tho people, the au thority and duties now vested in 40 or SO city officials will bo centerod in tivo olected commissioners, Including tho mayor, whoso authority and re sponsibility shall bo woll dotlnod nnd directly applied. KERN 10 BE LEADER WASHINGTON, Feb. 28. An nounced that he would not beck tlio leadership of the democratic majority in the coming hcssIou of the senate was made here this afternoon by .Senator Thomas S. .Martin of VJri (iiiin. This prautically nssure tin) (election of Senator Kern of Indiana ns leader. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Alfalfa hay. I'rlco right, CIO South Oukdalo. Phone 1231. 293 WANTED To buy housu und barn, somo grouud; on terms; slate par ticulars. Box B. I)., Tribune. 291 FOR SALE OR TRADE Good small ranch team for uuto. 227 South Holly 293 ZERQLENE FOR AUTOMOBILE LUBRICATION Zcrolcnc leaves prac tically no carbon. Tt "stands up" under any speed and heat. Sold In K, 1 and 5 gallon cans tho small cans flat shapo, easy to handle Just fit in tho tool box. For Sale ll cry u hero Standard Oil Comp'y (Incorporated) SAN' FltAXVIHCU. Cul., Mi. !W. Accused of procuring iu Suit IVuiicIk en's leiideiUiln mi exhibition contrary to public decency nud in violation of the statute-, John tVnUlini theat rical innKUtitc, is tmlnv unlocittetl, but is under $riU0 cash bail supplied liy Itis nlturnev here. Sir Gruumnnn, munnxer of tho Km prcs theatre, who is accused with CouMdiuo of having procured the iu decent exhibition and of havin forced Mr. F.vclyn Cook, n chorus Kirl, to witness it, is ill. lie is nNo under bail. Possibility Unit still more xcrioiw clinres ngninst (uimi1Iuo und Ornu tnuii because of Ihc Cook girl hems under eighteen BAPTISTS eS5dCALL TO At a meeting of the congregation of tho Baptist church Thursday even ing an unanimous call was extended to Rev. R. W. MnrCiilloiiKh ot Scran ton, l'n. Rev. MucCullouuh iuix been in Medford for several weeks us nu applicant for tho pulpit nud has mado many friends outsldo the church ns well as winning the entire confidence nnd support of tho congregation. Ho comes well recommended from Hcruti ton aud Is u preacher of much power and ability. CHAMBERLAIN'S SON IS A MEDICAL EXAMINER SALEM. Ore., Feb. '.'3. Governor West today appointed Dr. Charles T. Chamberlain of Portland, sou of Senator George K. Chamberlain, nti a member of tho state board of medi cal examiners. ND SSUE Knujo Point icnidiuU on Thuidn by u Mite of 70 to 01 uuthotircd tilt Uuo of bonds in nu uumiuit of $10,000 with which to improve tin" slrcelrt of tlio town. Ouo.flftli of tho isNitc, or $11,000, is to he timid to redeem otitMiuidlu; wutriuits, 'I'hd rljjlil on tho bond issue: waxed r uinin, a iiiiinltar of lender, in. eliidliiif Mayor Von ttsr llolleu win llli III lltllWH OVCr tlltf Junius l'lllUmilil'lllAi l'n.. Wi. 1W- Hu minutes boron Hit Irtun bonrliiK I'roMdeiit. Elect Wilson to tills city ftoiu Trenton uilu'd ut Tuoonw I'r., today, a broken mil wns found by n truckvwilkcr near Hint town. Tim train wus llnuod und held forty minutes while tlio track wits boitiir rcpniied, WiUoii Is hero to lmo u final -sioit with lil dentist licie today. INGAL IS IN RAPID DECLINE .MADKII), Fob. .'.H. -As lliu icHiilt of mldoiit sduim of cumulation nud decline iu Kinir Alplionso, fours hid enteilniiied today for tho health of the Hl'MutxIi ruler. His iippcnrniintt is mIiiwIIv hut he lias not et tltkeu to Ills hrd. . . - - " r :, i rr-n t t Notice. Havlug sold out our studio to S. D. Crow ot Portland, we ish to thank all our frlonds nnd patrons for favors ln tho past. MR and MRS. GREGORY. On tho basis ot real banking service, tho Jackscn County Bank Invites additional ac counts from corpora tions, firms and Indi viduals, each of whom Is always certain of ev ery courtesy, every ser vico, every accommo dation that n strong, cotiBcrvatlro bank may render. CAPITAL, $lm,t0MM SURPLUS, 975,000.00 A quarter or a century under ono management. W. I VAWTBIl, President. GEO. R. L1NDLEY, Vico President. C. W. iloDONALD, Cashlur. T. A. ril'KIt, Asslutuut Cashier. i ? r r r t y T t t f Y t t ! ? ? I I ? ? Y ? Y T ? ? ? t r t Extra Specials for Saturday $25.00 WINTER COATS, $10.00 Extra special for Saturday. Your unrestricted choice of any winter coat iu stock, values up to $25.00, Kxtra special $10.00 HAND BAGS-Spocially Pricod Two nuuiliers, one a red seal, the other a black seal, metal trimmed, values $1.00 and $'2.Ur, special 08 Several numbers in a good quality seal and suede, regular value $l.f)t), special ij15. (M) Others speciallv priced, $3.50 and $3.S9. SILK PETTICOATS, $1.08 7.") mesHiiline and taffeta silk Petti coats, crisp, fresh, new goods, most all culm's and black and white, extra special Saturday . . $1.08 NEW SHOWING OF WASH DRESSES You know Alliens always show I he nobbiest line of wash tlrewes. The fh-sl showing is now here ami they are most reasonably priced, so much so you cannot afford to think of nial;" $1.50," 1.08, 2.25, 2.-15, 2.89, 3.50, '1.50 SHOWING THE NEW SPRING SUITS Spring suit selling lias begun here and all are charmed with the new spring styles. Navy blou strictly tailored serge suits, Peau do -Cygtio lined, as low an each $15.00 A nobby number iu a now spring tan mixture, modified robespiorro collar, Penu do C'yguo lined $17.50 Others at $18.50, $22.50, $25.00 and up. . SHOWING THE NEW SPRING MILLINERY Sj r ? Y V Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y J Y Y Y Y Y Y v f Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y V f Y Y j. ;o 100 Satisfaction When you woar u "JOHN KELLY" in-buttoii whlto "Nubuck" boot for sprliiK nud early sumnior wear. Walk CO stops und save CO" cents on a pair ot shoes. 3SX St (It'll I'itlCIC 91,00 McclcCtM-, 1 'GoodJShoes' Opposite Post Office i t Y T Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y i f Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y T Y j Y Y f Y Y J T Y Y Y ; t Y Y Y Y Y Y J T t Y Y J J t NOTICEStoro will not open until 9 o'clock Saturday morning, March 1st. Get Here Early if You Want Any of These 200 pieces of odds and ends iu Diunerware worth 10c, ICe and 120c each, Ilussey'ri sacrifice price each ,5p 1200 pieces nickel-plat ed ware, aluminum ware, tinware, ait'., all regular 15c to 125c vajues, llussey's sacrifice price each 5 Another big (able of kitchen utensils, regular 5c to 25c values, for the country people's benefit, Saturday choice 2 for 5 DON'T MISS THIS Two biir tables of odds and ends in plain and fancy China Glassware, bric-a-brac, ele.,regiilar 15c to !() values, Jlussey's sacrifice price, each., .. 10 Romombor this is a gonuino bust-up sale. Evory pioco of goods in tho Hussoy storo must bo sold. Tomorrow will probably bo your last chance on tlio Chinawaro and Glass waro dopartmont. You had bottor got what you want tomorrow. HUSSEY'S OLD STORE t Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y f Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y f Y f Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y T Y 'Y T Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y .. j. j&l JTa. . ii j. V. Tt VT. jTa. W . V Vi A T aT. 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