Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 20, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textn i'i PAGE TWO. BEDFORD MATT, TRmTTNTC. MDDFOWT). OINWON'. TmTRSn.Y. UWvVH 20, mm. IOCALAND , L PERSONAL - JJ TJio miring lorm of tlio Medford Conservatory of Mimic anil l.nn jiiiHKeii liealim iii'Xl week. Send for catalog. 0, Tnlllnndlor, director. Pioietfir and Mnt. J. V. C. Itar- rhlKtonof Jnrknonvlllo woro recent visitor In Medford. Porter J. Nrff left for Bnlcm on Wednesday evening, on iirofcsslbnnl business. ' t ' ' , ' " E, D. Weston, commercial photos raphorni negatives msilo any time or placo oy appointment Pbon M. 1471. ,r Uoa'Ilehson of Salem was on Woilnbudhy evening's train, rn ronto .borne "irom a'iMi at Klamath Kalty. "Will Heed' of Cleveland ntd Messrs. Jolmspn ami Rowan of Chl- ca'go aVent n day In Mcdronl tlio foro part of tho week. They havo sine gone to San Francisco on business Worse T. llnff and John. Marshall fit Gold Hill traufacted business n Alrdford Wednendny. Madame Hoodo In In rorltand In the Interest of Mbdfordn beauty tTuop. W. K. Price, Thomas Merrlmih and Joseph Mann of Central Point spent scornl bourn In Mrdford on Wednesday. Kodak finishing, tho best at "Wei van's, opposite book store. P". llakowelf of Portland bus Iiwii In the valley In tlio Interest ot tho Provldont Trust company. County Recorder nnd Mr. Pr-?d Colvlg were over from Jacksonville Wednesday evening Mr. nnd Mrs. George Tuttlo havo pone to Seattle on n visit with rela tives nnd friends. They will bo gono several weeks. Insure and be suro. Right if wo wrlto It It. A. Holmes, Tho Insur ance Man. H tMrs. K. Zorla of Gold Hill visited In Medfortl Wednesday, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Kato Ingraham. Mrs. O. Doling of Foots Creek MAYO CABINET HOLDS IIS FIRST IL HI E " - - -;.nrauo .mi connected with tho probablo salo of'fot.noon ntado Mcdford n visit Wednesday af- In tho big tract ot timber located Foots Creek district. Tako ndvnntngo ot the reduction and uiako a fitting appointment at Moo's before April 1 for n Grey tire form. They nro modeled over yonr own figure, thus reproducing every lino peculiar to you. 30S ' H. S. Dullltt arrived from Olean, N. V., Tuesday. He Is Interested In tho rehabilitation ot tho Sterling mlric ' ' II. II. Goddard nud O. P. Helms wcro up from Talent district Wed nesday, afternoon. Colonel II. C Washburn of Table' Itock and 1. T. Galllhcr ot Rock Point were among tho horticulturists who came to Mcdford Wednesday. II. H. Hall and A. Strand, who are prospecting on Applegatc, were In Mcdford Wednesday. Feed and seed. Schmidt, phono 2 GO. 31S L. F. Dclknap ot Ilenlon county nnd Fred Rollln ot Salem aro In Mcdford. Walter S. King has returned to his homo In Josephine county, after a visit of sovcral days In Mcdford. S. C. White arrived from Weed. Cal., Wedncsdny evening. ' Vapor baths and scientific raas eaee for men and women. Dr. R. 7. Lockwood, chrlopractor, S03 Gar-nctt-Corey Bids. Phone 145 F. W. Street is down from Wards Creek, whero liu la developing an extensive orchard. Mrs, O. G. Taylor of Central Point ' "V district and Mr. ausd Mrs.. W..G. Leotf of Portland have tjecn ylsltJug Jn Medford. Orchard, bunting, fishing and Crater Lake scenes for sale at Gcr- klng & Harmon's studio. Negatives made any place, kodak finishing. 128 East Main street Phone 215 R. O. Karnaugh of Jacksonville and M. fc. HanleV of Lake Creek were umong ihoso In Bedford Wedneaduy. Edward Knowlcs, of Salt Lake, a locotubtivo engineer of tho D. & IU 6. 'system, who spent his boyhood days at Jacksonville, ia visiting his father, F. W. Knowlcs, and his sis ters, Mrs. L. R. Parker, Mrs. A. Hubbard and Mrs. W. W. Woods. Ho is accompisalcd by Mrs. Knowlea. Dr. and Mrs. Gcorgo L. Helms of San Francisco aro stopping lii Mcd ford for a short time. Ladles' shoes shlned at Bummer rllle'a barber shop. Mrs. H. Davis and D. Corey f Gold Hill precinct and Mr. nnd Mrs. C. 13. Williams of Josephine woro nmoug Medford frleudti during tho week. , ' - Miss Allco lloefs of Jacksonvlllo was a 'Mcdford .visitor Wednesday afternoon, . Real homo maoo broad at De Voo's. , Mr. nud Mr. Y.JI. Allen of Ster. Hug wcro.Ktipst of Mr. ami Mrs. J. U. Tliorndlko Rundiiy. J. II. Evans ot Roguo River, a p!o ncor of BouUicrn Oregon, has re turned to bin homo after a Htny of woven weeka at Haired Iloart hospi tal, whero ho was operated upon by. Dr. Clancy with gruater huccchh than ijiitlcipated. Mr, Evans is wall pIcuKcd with' Medford nud spcukfa highly ot ItH hospital. Bring that old book with torn binding' down, and have it rebound at the Mall Tribune office. Costa but little, tf R. 11. Campus of Hillcrcst orchard has returned from u trip to Sgattlc, Mm, E. R. Nt'Idlg of l.os AiirpIch. n iiromlneut official of the Fraternal llrotberhood, Ik making Mcdford u visit la tho internal of that order. Tlio Bklns of two largo cougars Killed iy uoiph oiBon or upper Rogue rlvor nnd mounted by a local taxidermist are uttractlug attention ul Adams Ilrothorii' placo or hurt I' lieuH. Mrs.- A. C. Ringhnm of Santa Bar bara, Cal., Is making her son, II. C. ninghnm, a visit. Gcrklng & Harmon, studio por traits', homo portraits, flash lights, kodak finishing, post card work and enlarging.; 12S East Main street; telephono 215 R. Joseph T. Gagnou ot tho Trail Lumber company has gono to Port laud on n short business trip. Mr. and Mrs. J, II. llutlor woro over from tho llllhee orchard Wed nesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ilrown aro visiting In Portland, whither they were accompanied by L. C. Pcnfleld of Chicago, Carkln Taylor (John H Car kin and Glenn 0. Taylor), tttnrnrys it-law, over Jackson Count? Rank mtlliltnt- Medford Miss Mildred Barnard has been called to Cleveland, Tenn., by tho sor.Io.us Illness of her mother. . JI. Doughty and R- Carter of Wlmer precinct were in Medford nnd Jacksonville Wednesday. Now York Life Insurance Co., C Y. Tcngwald, Mcdford National Rank Bldg., phone 3371. Miss Mary Wctteror or Jackson ville was among Mcdford frlcuds Wednesday. George J I. "Wolf of Concord, Cal., is Investigating tho advantages of Roguo River vajley and may locato, '. "William Dablberg nnd Amos Will iams of Grants Pass transacted busi ness in Medford Wednesday. It I). Hoko of Sven Oaks district motored to Medford Wednesday. Miss Caroline Harper of Salem fs visiting relatives living in Jackson ville, while on her way to California. Benton Bowers, C. B. Watson and G. F Billings of Ashland wero in Mcdford Wednesday afternoon. P. S. Steonstrup has returned from a business trip to Portland. lira. A. It Thompson and Mrs. Coulter of Jncksonvlllo wcro Mcd ford visitors Wednesday, L J. Hansen of Chlco, Cal., is in tho valley making his former homo a. business visit Carl Miller has returued to his home at Gtcndale after a briof visit in Mcdford. Dre. E. C. Macey and W. W. Walk er of Grants Pass spent a day in Medford this week. E. W. Wilson, deputy sheriff, was In Mcdford Wednesday on official business. A man giving his namo as Dave Jones, n morphlno victim, who states that hU homo Is at Albany, Ore, was picked up by the pollco Wednesday afternoon. He was- treated by City Health Officer Thayer. Tho atten tion of County Judgo TouVello was galled to hla condition, but Judg TouVello declined to commit him to tho asylum. Ho will bo'frecd with liihtructlotis to leuvo Mcdford. Tho Pautorlum will move from Us piX'ftQiit iiunrtcra at Main and Fir to tho Htiiro buRdlng immediately east of tho Halo Piano Houeo on East Main. Fixtures nro being placed In tho new offices ami It will be inado modern in every way. Tho company Is about ready to move Ita cleaning plant to tho now building on North (Jrapo street. Tho tnnynr'H new cabinet held Its first meeting ThiiMilay morning In City Attorney Hoggs' otftco to con sider the amendment whlc.lt gives the mayor .power to suspend a city officer but onro. Before they ad journed tho members had condemned this amendment nnd had lntormntlv discussed the market nud armor propositions. A decided stand upv either of tho.o questions was i-iii- phatlcally refused, tho member pr. posing that tho committee go on record not even receiving a second to her motion. Tho meeting was called by Mayor Elfort, who absented himself whtlj the discussion ou the first proposi tion was under way. There was no question In the minds of the com mittee but that the voters should be advled not to vote for tho amend ment, which. If passed, would mnko the chnrtcr rend as It was originally Intended "to read. When questioned City Attorney Hoggs admitted that If the amendment falls tho present section of tho city charter tuny bob up again to make trouble In' the fu lure. Mrs. Schuster, or the commit tee asked that tho proxcut section be also condemned, but It was held that this would only muddle utc minds or tho voters at a time too near to election. II. C. Garnet: lead tho argument against tho amend ment Tho mayor brought up the market question by stating that Market Me ter Runyard had not lived up to the letter of the ordinance, had not taken tho oath, ot offlco and had In sov cral ways dovlatcd rrom tho r tier. Tho city attorney wns asked, ou this point H any man could run the mar ket properly nnd stick to the let ter or th ordiunnce. "1 don't believe ho could. was tho reply. When It wns suggested that tho committee take a stand one way or the other on tho market tho tr.u- tcr was quickly dropped. Tho committee also refused to take n stand on tho armory, holding that, us tho question will come up, to n voto nnd Is gcnorally uudu stood, no action Is necessary. The following committee memiii-rt wcro present: II. V. Gnrnett of tho Merchant" association, Mrs. Powet of tlio West Sldo Tcachor-ParcntV association, Mrs. Schuster of the East Sldo Parent-Teachers associa tion, Mrs. Davidson and Mrs. Daley of tho Greater Medford club and Rev. Boyle or tho Ministerial asso ciation. ALLEN DRAWS BUT $) Fi; SPEEDING GREEK PROPHESY Opportunity Knocks at the Door TO BE FULFILLED .VTIlE.Nrl. Mii'ili l'ii t'otmlde'it Willi tho iucckvIou ut King l'i)i. -Ntantliio to tho Hellenic tlnono, a number of lemarkublo tlrw proline tiles', which ate In u fair wiy to fi.l flltimmt. woro reoulltul hu. A. ('. Allen ! iml oiie-llaid of the uiiiu l M. ,M tuition i-, il" I men lor xpociliuj; in the mayor'- emu I mv any criterion. .MnddVn wn nWHUt ijll WWiifitlny lor Mim-dinr while .Allen. vln w nlMi unvMwl ror Hie .mime ortVuNO wat ufr lueKed to the luuo Ir. Allen wft m'iir out lo h4 ranch an. I was iml.Ul nl'tcr lie left tl pavement. . ,. s,.r flint he wum wiiliuiit tho ft!)" limit uml tlmt he wai uot ruunhijj fti.t. Dn (ho way down low u he s(nte he mil nt 1.1 miliM mi hour iili.l tlmt live mtlnmi liilei imsKCil hfiti, one of thorn Ruimt nt leit iwa-o Us fliht n( he wu. lie demnmled n renftoii (ot their hnmuii. 1 w'1' rc,,i to the Chrlitlan ilnneh ily for nrroftt n) wan told hv .Motor- I cycle cop lliuelton Hint he "didn't know." ; , Mayor Kifertt,nhl him Hint the law read ten miles' nu Imur tint Hint he hint himself modified il to 1.") mihw. ''1 never have tieeu uil(v of cel injr unit tmvo' never eudnnureit nny 01," sny Alt'. Allen, "t h;ul ju fiit nulo in Hie vnllev ami never was nci'iieit before. Tlieiv are n tooit many nolorioim ilrixcrs however, who are not interfered with hy uuvonc." j . . . . . GOVERNOR LISTER SIGNS IOWA RED LIGHT LAW OtA'.MIMA, Wn.. March 'JO. Clov enior Lister Jihn Imlny affixed liin siKiinturv to 'the "Iowa red lij-lit" abatement hill mcd hy tlio legiNln lure, and which pnniiles Hint when n (tlsonlcrly Iio'uhc i found the pro perty shall tie closed for ti period fixed by the court nud. Hie contents of the building sold to satisfy the fines imposed. Michigan will tako another popu lar voto on the equal suffrage ques tion next mouth. 1 It m wild tluil oppoililiillv IdiiiekH ah every iiiiiii'h dour ut ImtHt oiiuo In Ills life and that It Hnuietlmeti kuorkn so hard that It ItuoekA tho dour In Your door must bo made of solid oak and held In plueo by Mplliori If It duo not loino open at tho kuoek of thin opportunity. Thin, Is the mm giont Mi; oppOrtiiulty Hint tho pcnplo of Tho this country have lookud forword to tiN, u Ctronk imniTli. -hvh: iW id loim. Tho opptntunliy to "Wliuu IMiiHtHiilliiw nit on th,tf,l WHIiik "lid put our valley on throne or Greece. CoiwqnnUnnple will "l0 i''""' 'ct on I In- Pm.lf.le befonio GhrlHtlan.'' ; , j const Yon am taking no oliancti. Anothor runs: jit will nmltrt good. ' "When .KliiK ' CoiiXiuitlim tfnfl ) Thin oppoituiilly Is offered lo yon ()u eon Sophia relMii in poHeo, Cou i by tho Rokuo River Valley I'mial stanflnoplo will itgalu beloiiK " winpauj th opiiortiliilti' tf Irrl Greece." j Kate your laud unit miiko It produce Still another pi overt) Is: iik It hoiittl, In many unses diiuble '"Whon St Mnrk'ii nlves anotl'T .our present yelld per nere. mnki It pope to St. Peter's. Coutnutlioi' more attraWlvq to the prospective family to pumper on it lu-umo I mot mid In that wit) tiicron the popu lation of our vullov llocuiiia pro dui'orH Insload of roimuMisn.. ,e coiiipllsliliiK tliw lliliigs )on onn'l help lnif atlriii'l luterurlmii mnt oilier 1'iillwa.vH. ItiliiK moi)' laud Into put ductlvHiiiHw, nniiiMitiuitiitly riHlnro your titxoM. .Malm It posulblt for laifio luiliistrle such a eauiinrliHl, plukle vvurli. ovMporiitliifi plaiiU. diilrliM mid eliemo fmtorle to oHr tile MiireensriillJ' lien). Wlttinnt till mitlon Dili would1 Id. ImposiilDlo. Von all nun Hint Dili 11 true then why not avail youraelvM of Hid tuiMt taviirnliU. niMriuiill.v that Imn ovnr luii offertnl to any ooiiiinunUy - -and do II now. ' Print cuttoi eoiilHrtiplalii i-rr itmntgiunnt"d with. iiIIIimI trailou or purehaser. makn it posilblo for the gauiirttlom via; 3BBar ' ," Wii wPbP? l-v. The Celebrated Cook Book "Royal Baker & Pastry Cook" FREE. Send your nddren. HOVAL MAKING I'OWDIUl CO.. NT.W YOHK. Royal is absolutely puro and wholesome, tho best in ovory way, of all tho baking: powders. It makes food of finest flavor, and adds anti-dyspeptic qualities thereto. It has greater leavening strength and is therefore tho most economical. mm The Joy Of Coming Motherhood A Wonderful Remedy That U a Natural Aid ami Relieve the Tention. ? ! ! t 1 t t tt' ! ! t t 1 t 1 ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 1 ! ! ! 1 Z ! ! V a. .Y y y y A, iy v I WILLOW SPRINGS TWIGLETS I FIVE KILLED BY GAS Weeks & McGowan Co. UNDERTAKERS Z.AST ABSISTAST Day riiono 1W7 Night V Wecka 10U4.2 l'houes A. K. On- H7HOI JO, JIKDICINK HAT, Albcilii, .Miireh live lire dead mid leu known lo J. P. ''Oakland purchased n five pmwcngt'r Ford nutomobilo the fiit part of Ihw week. Go to it, J. P. .Mtv. L. jr. Sweet wa n vinitor in Willow Spriiigii Friday nftornoon. An epidemic of la ripjH) bcunm to bo taking thix part of the valley In htonn. Nearly every family hn.s hud mm ur more contlned to thuir hoine.i for two or three days. MihH Hnyiuer has jut returned to Cent ml Point after bciu in Willow Siirinud for n week or more. We hear fine report h of her nuri.ii);,'. Willow SpriuM was the (renter of iitlruetion Huiidiiy afternoon ut the freight wrcek jut fcouth of lite Pa uifju .liiliway. 0. S. IJhii'kford wh in Jackto'i villu h few house hint 'riiutvilay. Albert I'oiey mid hi mother me furiiiahiii iniwii! for (lie Chrintiun Kcii'iicu church In Cent nil Point Sun day nioiiiiiipn. ' .Mimi ( iircorun mid niiotaut uiv holding Hcrvicu ut the hcIiooI Iiuiiko tllik Wifpk. The Willow .Spring Pnrmil uml Toaelierw' Club met nt Iho vehool house rndny utternoon,. A very iii- XliilliPtf l-rltiil. f.i.t.ni ifrpnnl rm. I .--.----" - -: w " .-.-.-...... . A etijr, 14 Ih only .me lnnii nut U ahl .i r rracli all I lie Ulffrrtnl iwirut lntnlir.1 It li a rfnriratlnff ai'pMin..n aftrr Itie fur inula f a not-l limiljr iurtur, ami luhtl fair cicrj Riunrlr. Wlif, IImiip ur Irndon atTrrtnl. 11 Ki Ulrwlly In lht alralnnl Kiftln ao) grbllj lit aurrly rtllcTr all trntliorjr to urrOM4 or airatn. Iljr lu (111 uw thrru Hill br nn piln. nn (ll.lrm.. nu naura, m ilanKr i( larrrallun or olhr acrlOrnt. and Ihr HrM Ultimo vt tuprroie rumfori jiml Jujdil antlclpitlun. To all younjt wiimrn ilnthrf Krlrnd la onn ot the Errntmt nf all hHpful lnrtiincr, fur It rnl chlMMrtb nf all Ita aKnlra anJ iUncfru, tllirl all Ihr dmibl ami limit, alt (i-ntit of tnr. anil lliua raabtn tbn mlml ami toly to await the sralMt rr-ni In a woman', life with iintrrani,ll Elulnrn. llothrr'a Oltml li a moat rhtrlahnl rrmnljr lo tbouuniti nf hnmra, anl li nf nrh irnllar mtlt ant) raluo a l make It rav-ntially nne to be rrcvmnirndn) by all wntnn. " Ynn will flint II nn mI at nil limit atorm at fl oo a Umi. or th ilruczlat will irlaUy St II for jmn If yoii lnlt upon It Mth rr'a I'rlrml la jrrrrl only by lb llrail-rM-bt It'culatnr IV. 1.17 tJiroar lll.ls . At linta. (la . who will rncl you br mall, rail), a rrrr ImtruHlrH Imok In pintrtanr' motbers. Write t"t It lo-di). I NURSERY STOCK I CARRY A GENERAL LINE OF THE BEST NURSERY STOCK TO BE FOUND ANYWHERE PEARS, APPLES, PEACHES, CHERRIES All Kinds of Shado Trees Plume in your ordi'i or write. Prices always rilit. H. B. PATTERSON THE QUAKER NURSERYMAN Salosyard, Corner Main and Xewlown Office Hotel XuhIi Lohhy. Tn.side entrain't', net to JJarber Shop. ROSES are my specialty. A Hue lot to select from V t V f r v y y y y y y y y y w:-:oo:; JetjMjMjMjM. y y y toroallii; mlilnwK win Uen by .Mr. have been injured in a (,'tifi oxjilonion hero ychleiday. Tlio firo flojiurtiiiunt riiHfjl to utU'iid n lire in the Cuniion.' 1uiifliiifr wcro working nt Ih6 lire, when a. huildiu full of mh wuh blown up. J ruiidrcMls of ourious jico ple, druwn by tho lire, flocked to the scone nud they wero in close proximity to the buildiu when the calamity occurred. The threi) v.,iIIh, two fciilen nnd the fr.uit, were blown out mid tho mot raised liih in the air. Thoeo in (he pntlivvay of the flyinj,' debris weio They wore fleeing for death overlook Hum. Tuttlo of Ciuilrul Piiinl, Two inusS- cal nutuberc concluded tho program. We ih it whole iipprcuiuto the many tine point Mr. Tutlleliiouylit to our iiiiniln. Am mooii iih the cluh heroines thoroughly orgaiiii'd wo hopu (o have vi.ito'rf. friun tho hiirriiuiiiling noiuli l)orioo()';nhlie iik on vimoiiH topmii of child well n re. The meeiiiiH will ho held ou the firnt- Friday nflur- iiooii of ouch month. Thu ie.t will he April dlh. .Mr; lliehrt of Ahhiiul ix hero in "Jiccllpg the work being duno on hit orchard. pnuivvny or tne buried nlive, Th biifety when dcu PLUMBING Steam and Hot Water Heating All Work Guarantied J'rlces Iteaaonablu COFFEEN & PRICE 35 Howard y y y y y y y y i t y y y y y y y y t y y y t y y y y y t y y y y y FRIDAY and SATURDAY SURPRISE SALE MARCH 21 and 22 Come and partake of these real bargains 2") pieces of the best, grade of 10rj Dress (Mnftl)aius while they last 14 yarxls for .'.....$1.00 A BIG TREAT We offer for the 2 days only a discount', of 25 per cent oji 'ill lines of jiluslin Underwear f gross Ladies' Hair Nets, all colors, ou value O I W J - ..... . . . .. (( . (a)flM'MvVV CORSET BARGAINS All $1 Corsets 8fty All JJ5.50 Corsets $1.2!) BUNGALOW CURTAIN NETS is the time to make your selections our new sleck: Now I roiu JO Ife grade, JKJ in. wide, yard i... lillu grade, .'1(5 in. wide, yarilL......;.,;.,.:.,,., ...15 liOc grade, do in. wide, yard ...,. w grade, !J( and '10 in. wide, yaril 50e grade, 1(1 and 50 in. wide, yard 10 do.en 7x00 Wheels, full heashed, each. ....'8 .'.J. :i at' Hutchison & Lumsden y y y T y y y y y T y y y y y y y y y y y t y y y y y y y y f y y y y y y t y .. Block, rntranca on Gth t. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Home Flioua 319, I " VVVVV.VVV AAAA.A.AAA aT .;;:::::::::' t T ' i i t- V I? y.Ktn