Medford mail tribune., March 26, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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M13DTOnn MATT, TOmnNHl. MP.IWOH1). OUIOCION. WKIINKSIMV, MAHOIf 2(1, 1tltn.
IOCAL AND
L PERSONAL
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Misses Margaret Mors and Agnes
Rowland of San Kranclsco arc among
Mcdford friends.
Assessor and Mm. W. T. Grlcnr
motored to Mod ford Tuesday atlor
nooii, i
Guaranteed .complete wngona nt
roll's, Ashland, for Icsd than J 100.
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C. It. Ploreo and n. C. Hossott
Rpopt a few hours In Medford Tues
day. John Grloye of Prospect, who hits
been visiting his former home In
Canada, was In Mcdford wnd Jack
sonville during tho week.
Orchard, hunting, fishing and
Crater Lake scenes for salo at Cor
king & Harmon's studio. Negatives
mado any place, kodak finishing. 12S
East Main street Phono 215 It
W. J. Scott of Antloch was among
tho many sko ramo to Mcdford
Tuesday,
Gcorga Fieke, who baa been en
gaged In mining near Jacksonville,
will return to McCloud, Cal., soon.
Ladles' shoes shlned at Summor-
ville's barber shop.
J. V. Myers of Central Point,
chief fruit Inspector, motored to Mcd
ford Tuesday.
William Myor nnd J. S. Rallcy wore
up from Ashland Tuesday.
Corking St Harmon, studio por
traits, homo 'portraits, flash lights,
kodak finishing, post card work and
enlarging.; 128 East Main street:
telephone 215 11.
N. W. KJmo and It. Guchcs were
down from Griffin creek district
Tuesday.
A. C. Hough of Grants Pass made
a professional trip to Mcdford.
Rugs, carpets, draperies cleaned
by most modern process. Call us up
Wo will bo glad to submit you a
price. Pantorlum.
Mrs. L. Caruthers of Ashland has
been making Mcdford friends a visit.
W. T. Bailey of Kugono M at Jack
sonville, visiting his son, Pleasant
Ualley.
Judge Calkins and Rqy Davis,
court stenographer, tarried In Med
ford Tuesday night.
Wo also do accordion , pleating.
Pantorlum, 132 W. Main.
Tho funeral of tho lato A. W.
Sturgls at Jacksonville Tuesday af
ternoon v,as attended by a large con
course of tho friends of the deceased,
among whom were a number of clti
sens of Medford. Judgo M. Purdln
made an address appropriate to the
occasion at the gravo.
Carpets and rugs cleaned at Pant
orlum, 132 W. Main.
Mr, and Mrs. II. E. Shearer were
recent visitors at tho homo of Mr.
and Mrs. C. Cary of Phoenix precinct.
John S. Orth, J. E. Barkdull, F.
Oscnbruggc, Jacob Kllppel, Z. Cam
eron, F. Hubbard and Mr. Howard
wcro among tho many citizens of
Medford who went to Jacksonville
Tuesday to attend tho funeral of tho
lato A. W. 8turgls.
Tho Pantorlum is now at 132 W.
Main. Phono for tho drivers.
F. G. Deckenbach, manager of the
Salem brewery, transacted business
In Medford Tuesday.
Mrs. E. Weathcrby of Josephine
couuty is in Medford visiting friends
and expects to leave for the east be
fore long.
Invite jour friends to conio on tho
excursion from Tacoroa to Medford,
April D. Round trip', $15.70.
Iarkln Reynolds, who has been
employed at Sanger, Cal., was on tho
northbound train Tuesday, en routo
to Hlllsboro to look after an unclo's
affalra.
I.. E, McClunahan vt Jierkcley,
Cal., Ib a recent arrhal in Mcdford.
George Buckley of APPlegato was
In Medford Tucbduy. Ho had his leg
broken ut tho thigh In being thrown
from n wugon last October and Is able
to ho about on crutches.
CarUn & Taylor (John M. Carklu
and Glonu O. Talor), attornou-nt-law,
oer JhcUkoii County Dank
building, Mcdford.
W. A. Martin. C. JJnmhor and G.
llomol of Sutherliu arrived In Mod
ford Tuobday.
Dr. Bertha Sawyer of Ashlaml
mado a professional Jill' to Medford
Tuimday.
Insure nnd bo Huro, Right it wo
wilto it. R. A. Hptyucs,' Tho imur
nuce Mjtn, '
W, l. Coleman and It, H. Dow
were over from 'Jacksonville Tjiot.
day iiftornoan.
A, J Griffith of Alturus, Cal.,
cainu to Medford Tuesday.
Ileal honip mado bread ut Do
Voe's. Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
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)ay l'lionc. 27
Night V. V. Wepke lOil-J.3
1'lwHw A. K. Orr 17.M
Mr. nnd Mm. W. T. tinier of Pan
ama are in Mcdford and may remain
so mo 1 1 mo.
Hot-man Powoll of llutto rrerk and
his band of sprnjors nro Infesting
Mcdford.
Now Vork Mfo Insurance Co., C
Y Tengwald, Mcdford National
Bank bldg. Phono 3x171.
Thomas and Ira Taylor were In
Mcdford tho foro part of tho weak,
They recently returned from south
ern California, whero they spent tho
winter.
Mr. nnd Mra. T. W. Dally of Trail
district nro visiting In Medford.
Kodak finishing, tho best at Wes
ton's, opposite book store.
Warren King of Phoenix tarried 'n
Mcdford Tuesday afternoon. Ho will
soon make a trip to Illinois valley.
A. Jeldue9 ib down from Bluo
I.edgo district nnd reports tho snow
piled several feet high there.
Vapor baths and scientific mas
sage for men nnd women. Dr. R.
J. Lockwood, chiropractor, 203 Gar-
nott-Corcy bldg. Phono 145.
Arthur Nichols of Big Butte pre
cinct was among tho many who came
to Mcdford on business Tucsda),
W. E. Hatrfell nnd R. W. Hitchcock
oX (Eaglo Point epent Tuesday in
Medford.
E. D. Weston, commercial photog
rapher, negatives mado any timo or
placo by appointment. Phono M.
1471.
Charles Lcbo is at Portland on a
short business trip.
Rev. W. F. Shields went to Ray
Gold Tuesday evening, returning on
the midnight train.
Feed and seed. Schmidt, phono
260.
Charles Duntcn, manager of tho
Jacksonville Tllo & Brick company,
camo to Mcdford Tuesday and went
on to Central Point.
William Gerlg, manager of the Pa
cific & Eastern railroad, arrived from
Portland the fore part of the week.
Ten per cent reduction on glass
ware at Wonder store.
Miles S. Wakcman of Pleasant
Creek, ono of tho earliest pioneers of
Jackson county, spent Tuesday night
in Mcdford.
Mm. E. Hill of Central Point has
been in Mcdford visiting relatives.
Bo)s, get your rubber balls, base
balls and gloves at Wonder store.
Mra. 11. O. Mason of Minneapolis,
Kansas, who has been upending tho
winter in southern California, is tho
guest of her brother, T. B. Ellison,
and his wife.
Girls, there are jumping ropes for
10c nt tho Wonder store.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Isaacs were
over from tho Big Sticky ranch Tues
day. Stono brothers of Forest creek
woro among their Jacksonville
friends Tuesday.
Just received a shipment of that
alt silk ribbon. 10c, at tho Wonder
Store.
M. P. Jacoby aud R. E. Smith vt
Tojo wero in Medford Tuesday,
transacting business.
Rev. F. H. Fecse. pastor of Grace
M. E. church. Klamath Falls, was a
visitor In Medford vesterday and this
"morning. In conjunction with per
sonal business Mr, Fecse was inter
esting himself in matters pertaining
to chamber of comroerco business,
Mr. Fecso being a llvo wire on tho
board of directors of tho Klamath
County Chamber of Commerce
Tl?o prayer meeting at the M. E.
churcli, corner of Bartlett nnd
Fourth streets, is withdrawn this
week on account of tho convention
at Grants Pass.
THIRD SOCIAL SESSION
OF SOCIALISTS TONIGHT
Auollier of the Mj)inliir boc-Iiil scm
hiniis iiniliT the ntisniccrt of tlio o-
eialist local vvill be given tliU cvt'iiin
ut bmilli'rt hall. Tho t-ommitteo In
t-linrgo lian arranged for n Miort prii-
grum to iirciccd llio iluucing. The
i-ociulinlrf have given two Bocitil cu
(criiiinnieutb ,o fur this season nnd
liotli luivo proven cujoyublo uccu-
hioilb.
NOTIOIJ OF .MEITTINU.
The regular monthly meeting of
tho incuiberp of tho Roguo River Co
operative Fruit Growers' association
Ailll bo hold In the public library
building, Medford, Saturday aftor-
noou, March 29. Thoro will bo mut
ton of importance to consider and
monibera rq remicstod to attend.
0 J. A. PERRY, President.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE A bay horne, soven yrs.
old, ood for work or fumlly driv
ing. Phono C77-V.
FOt RENT Hoiifcela'cplng rooms on
ground floor. 230 S. Central. ft
FOR SALE Ono dozen Barred Rock
hens. Eggs for hatching. C04 Plum
st. SI. B., SUM Tribune.
FOR SALE Angora goats.
Hauun'ol, Eaglo Point.
W.
FOR EXCHANGE NJco ?12 mando
lin for a good film kodak. Phono
1019-M., city, p
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Almost Works Napoleonic Sclicmr!
Itrgo anil
PENNILESS HEIRESS
CANNOT GET LEGACY
CHICAGO, Lnrcli 2. Hecnuse
the Oermau laws requires both the
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Honest Jluii'n Arrhal Miatlcrs Hope! Ageit
llcny Offlro Clialr iuiii('lin.ctl Out of Building.
Mgnaturo of tlm huojmpd ami wife,
or proof that one or tho other is
lend before n legacy can be mwmleil,
Mra. Martha May, poiinili-ss ami
Lawyers
Our possession of the proper facili
ties to handle orders for
Stock Certificates
Bonds
Corporation Records
Seals
Attorney's Supplies
is bringing us the business of South
ern Oregon. Only those who do
not know that these goods can be
made in Medford are sending north
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FIFTEEN PE
RISH
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ZANEMVII.I.i:, Ohio, .Mnii'li 8U
I'UU'on ui-soiin mo roporltul dead
hero today im a result of tho flood.
Tnc Muskingum river In nt tho 40
foot Htiigo nud still rising. Tho
Sixth street bridge wan demolished
last night and tho bunlnt'iM section
Is under several feot of wntur Two
thousand nro homeless.
TRIAL IN JUNE
l.OS ANGELES. Cal . March 2fl -
Tho second trial of Clarence Harrow
on a chnrgo of bribing Itohurt llnlu,
u Juror In thn MeNamara trial, vvnn
put over today by Superior Judgo
Willis to June til.
'Hits action was taken at tho r
litest of Harrow, who appeared per
sonally boforo tho court. District
Attorney Fredericks roimcntcd. Tho
case was scheduled to go to trial
March 31.
RALEIGH, N.C. CHILD
Made Strung nnd Welt li Vlttol.
When wo tell )ou that Vlttol Is
tho best remedy In our whole sloek
for making weak, puny ailing chll
drou strong, robust nnd rosy wo are
only telling ou what has buuu
proved by hundreds of mothers.
Mrs. W. O. Btrothor, llalelgh. N
C snn: "M llttlo girl, llaiel. h.is
been taking Vlnol to build hor up
after a soveru spell of slokues. It
has done mo much good by restoring
her uppetlto nud building up her
strength that I think Vlnol Is tho
finest tonic ever prepared and I am
telling everyone about It."
What Vlnol did for this llttlo girl
It will do for ovory weak, and ailing
child because sickly children need
the strengthening rod liver ilemcutn
nnd thu tonic Iron that Vlnol con
tainsthat Is why Vlnol builds them
up quickly and gives thetu n flue
healthy color. It Is ple.isuul to tuko
nnd wo guarantee that thn resulta
will Kitlsfy vou money buck If tlmy
do not. Medford Pharmacy, Medford,
Ore.
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Luxurious!
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Madame, may we
have your undi
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one moment?
WE WANT TO
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iilioul 1 1 lose beautiful
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We waul to ai-quniiit
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you your expectation!
.shall lie more than ful
filled. Style Crafts
are
Spring Coats
par excellence
The superlative may
well be used in speaking
of Stylo Craft ('IoiiIch
and Suit. Ask any
woman who has WIN
our wonderful display
ibis Huason. Ask any
womjiji win) bus a)rejdy
bought her Hpriiu; .suit,
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known exactly what
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Then come here and
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