FAQg TWO.
MEDFORn MATL TRTRTTNRjrTJDFOUn. OKI-MOW OT,nNKNI)A AVKIh !). HUM.
Ll1 J.
IOGAL AND
1 PERSONAL
jj
Mis toy Whllbflltto of 8t. lRnne.
Mich., Is n Riicst for a fow days of
her sister, lls 11. N. Moo.
District Attorney Kolly made n
trip to tlMcI Hill Tuesday.
Constnblo 1-etrs wub At Talent on
official business during tho tvqok.
H.. 11, Kjo of Hock Tolnt precinct
wns vnmoiiR thp many who camo to
McdfoFd Tuesday,
Orchard, hunting, fishing and
Crater, Lake scenes for salo nt for
king & llnrraon'B studio. Negatives
niado any place, kodak finishing. 12S
Enst Main street. Phono 21G U.
Mrs., A. A. Mngltl, a former resl
dont bt MctUord, who Is conducting
a hotel at Holland, Josephine conn
ty. Is visiting In tho city,
C, Parsons of Josephine county Is
In Medtord. Ito expects to return
to Aiaska soon.
Got n homo In tho Plcrco Acres.
Silo AprlJ. 10th. 15
J. II. Ucchiau or Gold Kill spent
a few hours In Modtord Tuesday.
Mrs. i, W. Snider and Mrs. S. Hull
of West Medford wore, among Med-
ford friends Tuesday
D. B. Uussell and J. Scott of
Antloch transacted business In Med
ford Tuesday.
If you want your lawn mower
sharpened or repaired phono aiQ-J.
V. It. Holvlo'has lecn joined, by
his family who arrived from Yam
hill county Tuesday.
N L. N'arrcgan and J". K. CSrahtkti
of Kaglo Point district wcro among
tho many who camo to Medford
Tuesday.
Remember Pierce's Auction Salo
April 10th. 15
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Daggct
wcro with their Medford frlemli
Tuesday.
P. k. Kelly or noseburg and 1'.
E. Van Ness of Kugeno were among
thoso who arrived In Medford during
tho week.
Colonel R. C. Washburn was qvur
from Tabio Rock Tuesday.
Guaranteed com pic to wagons at
Pell's, Ashland, for less than $100.
I 325
Mrs. Ev II. Lewis, who resided In
Sterling and Kaglo Point districts
with her ftnsband so mo years ago,
died at Spokane .recently, aged
about 70 years. ' ' ,,m
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Reynolds' -of
Salem and V. Kaslcy of Glcndalo are
lato arrivals In Medford.
Mrs. Dr. Forbes of Merlin has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D. T. Lawton.
Buy an acre and a quarter, or five
or ttp acres, at FJcrco'a sale. 1G
O. J. Odell, who wan formerly en
gaged in business In Medford, Is !n
tho city again after an absence of
several years. Tho progress and im
provements mado during that t.nio
surprlso him.
Guy Thrasher, W. Turnbough and
Thomas Edsatl or, Phoenix precinct
wcro In Medford Tuesday
Mr, and Mrs. James Boiling have
returned from a trip east.
uerxing Harmon, studio por
traits, homo portraits, flash lights,
kodak finishing, post card work and
enlarging.; 128 East Main street;
telephone 215 R.
Mrs, J, G. Dunnlngton and Mrs.
M. M. Taylor of Jacksonville were
among Medford friends Tuesday af
ternoon. Daniel Driscoll of Klamath county
inmio friends living In Medford a
visit this week, while an his way
homo from Salem.
Tho Korlnck Veterinary Homed)
company hus painted the outtttdo of
tho big building It has leased from
tho nig Pines Lumber company u
bright yellow and embellished it
with largo letters spelling Its name
and the articles It manufactures.
You sot tho price, tho terms are
easy, Pierce's saio of acres. Thurs
day. April JO. 15
II. II. McCabo returnod Tuesday
evening from a professional trip to
Yri-'ka, .'Ca.1.
Mra. C. Dodge was. tho guest of her
sister, Mrs. W. H. liurnum, of Jack
sonville, Tuesday afternoon.
George II. FJUslbbon of Portland
und James Fltzglbbon of Foots creel;
were at.thu Medford tho foro part of'
thp week, .
varKin & Taylor (John M. Carkln
nnd GJonn O. Taylor), attorneys!
ot-lawover Jackson County Dank
buldlhg. Medford.
Mrs. W. It. Coleman. Miss M. Wet
toror nnd Mrs. G. Norton wero over
from Jacksonvlllo Tuesday.
Ueorgo F. King, who went south
soluo tlmo ago, on buslucsa connect
od with his real estate Interests, Is
tit homo ngaln,
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Weeks & McGowan Co.
TJltoERTAKERS
X.ABT AR6ISTAKT
I)ay Phono 1T.J7
Sight, l ). Weeks iO'W,-.'
Phones A, K. Orr 078-M
Frank Walt loft for Mnrsliflnld
Tuesday evening and may bo gone
tome tlmo,
Mr. ami Mrs. 1 C. Klllotl aro be
ing congratulated on the arrival of
a bouncing boy at their home.
M. A, Carter or Ashland, tho
miner, spent Tuesday night In Med
ford,
' MIsh Kathorlno Buckley or Apple
gato was n Medford visitor Tuesday
afternoon.
Insuro and b"o suro. Right If wo
wrlto 11. R. A. Holmes. Tho Insur
ance Man. ,
Henry- Bedford wan at Ashland'
Tuesday ami purchased tho stock of
groceries formerly belonging to Mr '
Casey. Ho will add it to the stoc
ho bought of tho bankrupt estate "
Deaconv copmany.
Kodak finishing, tho best at Wen-,
ton's, opposlto book store.
Miss Gladys Stevens has gone to
Grants Pass on n visit. She will
leave for California soon.
JUdgo G. w. Dunn of Ashland tar-!
rled In Medford Tuesday afternoon.
Norman Herrlck of Benton coun
ty, who has been visiting In this
section, has returned home.
Special Table d'Hotc dinner at
Holland hotel every evening 40c. 31
R. H. Ellsworth and A. M. Allen
of Central Point transacted business
In Medford tho foro part of the week.
H. H. Ensign of Sleepy Hollow
tarried In Medford Sunday night.
William Ulrlch, trustee In bank
ruptry for Miss J. B. Painter, will
of fen for salo on April S. 191:1, nt the
aid. Cuthbert. stand, noar postaffl",
all tho stock or "millinery goods at
cost and less. If you want hargatiu
como early and bo convinced. lij
John AVolko and M. II. Tatullo or
Grants Pass wcro In Medford and
Jacksonvlllo during tho week.
Vapor baths and scientific mas-
sago for men and women. Dr. R.
J. Lock wood, chlronractor. 203 n.ir-
nett-Corey bldg. Phono H5.
Mrs. Robert Forrest has gone to
Portland on a visit of several weeks.
C. D. Watson and W. J. Stanley
wcro atn'ong tho Ashlandcrs In Med
ford Tuesday.
J. Crabtree of Prospect and J. J.
Slqvcns of Trail transacted business
In Medford this week.
Mrs. C. H. Bonsoa was among
Central Point friends recently.
E. D. Weston, commercial photog
rapher, negatives mado any tlmo or
placo by appointment. Phono M.
H7U.
John E. Sollss. who Is superintend
ing tho Hoover & Ingalls orchard,
located near Central Point, was In
Medford ' Tuy 3)rtct,mpanfcd uy
his wife.
uumu warden Hubbard went
north Monday evening on official
business.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Lewis of
Prospect, wero among Medford rela
tives Tuesday.
Real homo mado bread, DeVoo'a.
Follow the crowd Thursday to
Pierce's Auction Salo, beyond tho
reservoir. 100 acres In small tracts.
1C
J. D. Bell of Hotel Nash, who went
to tho stato of Washington not lone
since, Is expected homo soon.
Do you know tho Wonder store nt
315 E. Main? !5
,Tho usual rehearsal or tho Meth
odist church choir will bo held Fri
day evening at 7;30. All members
aro urged to bo prcsout.
Miss Elslo Miller of Gold Hill Is
tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. George W.
Lance.
, For salo, Crimson Rambler rose
bushes 3 years old, 15c whllo they
lasj. Med'ord Greenhouse. ic
Mrs. T. E. Robinson or Grants
Pass and r. nnd Mrs. F. II. Jackson
of Gold Hill wero In .Medford lately.
II. D. Mills or nutto Falls has been
transacting business at Medford and
Jacksonville.
Lincoln Mcformlclc has returned
from a short trip north.
Handled dish mops Just arrived at
Wonder store. , is
II. C. Messenger of Agate tarried
a whllo In Medford Tuesday.
C. M. Ruch of Apploga'to mado a
trip to Medford and Jacksonvlllo
Tuesday.
William Martin of Beagle traded
with Medford merchants Tuesday.
W. A. Patrick, !;. T. Staples and
Burt Mattern wero up rrom Ashland
Tuesday.
William Ulrlch, trusteo In bank
ruptcy for Miss J. E., Pajnter, witf
offer for sale on April 8, 1013, at tho
old Cuthbort stand, near poBtofflco,
all tho stock of millinery good"? nt
cost and less. If you want bargain
como early and bo convinced. JC
John Grlevo nnd George Hall of
Prospect aro visltlug at Jackson
ville.
D'Armond brothers and W, Kstoll
Phlpps wore at Jacksonvlllo on pro
fessional buslnoss Tuesday.
Got your material for big clean-up
day at Wonder storo. tri
D. W, Drlskcl, ouo of Mosciw'h
Oldest iiloneers, has sold his beauti
ful homo on u and Monroe stireots
to N. Williamson. .Mr. Drlskm aud
wifo expect to leave for Medford.
Ore., .some tlmo during April uud
wjll, resbJo permanently thoro. Mr.
Wllllumson'a now homo Is outlioly
modern nnd contains oIbIU rooms
J Moscow (Iduho) Post.
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HYBRID TROUT .
EXPERIMENTED AT
STEALS MOT ORCYGLE
BREAKS ARM, BUT
Tl
1AVES
ANYWAY
Joint If. Molt, tliit Yonn MenV
Clirioliuii AvMeiution lender, wlium
PreMiteut Woodniw Wilson hus nsked
to Aeeopl tho. hj1 C minister to
Oiiuii. ,i,s m of the nmt . vulinitt
riglitet tf tliis worUl-wido. 'iitovu
nient. Onco n rufttM'il, hut tllc.prvsi
dent repeajrtl 'Ills r'nuel. .Lately
tlio nrtteiileut lepenled his offer, uud
.Mr,' .Mult, who i in the interior of
Korea, has nut lice;! hoard from.
fTT" it ' i siw lyf- s
Hugh Mlteholl. superlutentleivt of
the Klk creek hiiThery, atntoa that
rapid piogross lsAboliiK miide oiv the
repalm uud enlargements nt the
hatchery. A new water wheel and
troughs aro bnlng constructed, and
'two cement ponds, Co feet In length
by 9 reel and 3 root deep aro boliu
dug. They will provide capacity ro
keeping a million trout fry to tho
MiiKeriinK sum'.
Mr. Mitchell passed through Med
t .ord front tho v Applegale station
At'iiiiesuay nna had oyurt eggs that
he Is taking to the uatctiery for ex
perimental purposes. Stoclhoad had
becti crossed with cutthroat trout
and also with sllvorsldo salmon.
Wttat the answer will ho Is awaited
with Interest. t
.At least 4,000,000 sleethend ogss
will bo taken for hatchery purposes
aud hatched at Klk creek for libera
tion In the Rogue and Its tributar
ies. Half or these will be kept until
IlngerUuKS beforo liberation.
Kenneth Williams, ono of tho best
ball players, ever turned out b
Grants Pass, and who has been pla
Ing, with Weed for tho past year,
arrived homo last night to visit lit
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brltton A.
Williams. Kenneth leaves tomorrow
night for Alberta, with which club
of tho Western Canada league "'Jin
ny" plays this year. Williams playe I
with tho local boys today against ilie
Portland Colts. Grants Pass Cour
Icr.
Miss Graco E. Offutt. daughter of
W. N. Offutt Sr., of .Medford, wns
married at Klamath Falls, Ore.,
March 25, to Manuel Kngio of Fort
Klamath, Ore. They will' reside at
Fort Klamath.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Severs or
Applegate aro spending a row days
In Medford on business.
C. W. Williams or Trail spent
Wednesday with Medford friends.
John Slpplo spent Wednesday with
friends at Ashland.
Mm. ii. ii. Lewis or Asniand wni
a Medford visitor Wednesday.
Dr. C. II. Ray and W. M. Colvlg
returned Wednesday from a trip to
Portland. v ,
Archdeacon Chambers of the Epis
copal church Ik in Medford on a
short buslnoss trip.
Bob Burgess loft Wednesday morn
Ing for Glcndalo where ho will spend
several weeks rusticating In nn at
tempt to regain his hoalth, which has
been poor of Into.
Jack Morroll, who recently ro
returned from a visit nt Los Angolos
plans to leavo next week for Chi
cago, whero ho will visit relatlvos.
His sUtcr may return with hi in to
tho valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Troat of Bun
corn are visiting Medford on a short
business trip.
ARKANSAS
RIVER
E
Tt'USA, Okla., April U Follow
Ing a 30 hours' rain tho Arkansas
river rose four feet last night and
Is, still rising nt the rate of four
Inches an hour. All Its tributaries
are greatly swollen. J?o floods, how
ever, nre anticipated.
DIED.
At Iter itntightor's luuue ut Itirh
monti, nu.Mi., on .moihiuv, .prii ..
101.1, .Mrs. LouUe Nilnut. Funeral
cervices from the ('hrilinii church
in this city, Tluiixlnv nftenioou ut
:.1l) p. in. Rev. IloIe oficjutilig.
Tho local police fono on Tuesday
i.oulug picked up u hoy of is, wh i
IoiiKh tfi, giving the name oC John
Brady, on tolographle iuIvIoh rrom
Oakland, Cal., Brady Is wanted for
stealing n uiotorcycli
Brady U wit it to have stolen tho
motorcycle at Oakland u tew days
Ago nnd started north. Itotoro ho
had gut 10 miles on his nmd he col
lided with a tologrnph pole nnd frac
tured his arm In two placs. Bind
ing It to a board ho remounted the
machine and rodo to Richmond. Cal
where he had tho arm set. Ho then
purchased a tlrkat to Medford, ox
pressed the motorcycle nnd cunio on
through on tho train. Ito w.ih ar
rested nhortly after his arrival lu-r
Brndy Is Just a boy. All attempt
will bo made to havu tho matter set
tled out of ronrt. Tho cvelo he
took belonged to n friend lio loaned
It to him Saturda) afternoon to ride
Tho Iio'k arm Is said to bo In
bad shape, owing to neglect.
With Medford trade Is Medford made.
THE MOST SENSATIONAL OF ALL SHOWS!
Coining on Ito Own Spaoiul R. R. Tratuu of 25
Double Longtli Onra
TWICE ITS FORMER SIZE-EVERYTHING
NEW FOR SEASON 1913
r " WILL EXHIBIT AT
Medford, Monday Apr. 14
ONE DAY
Two Porformnncos, at. 2 nnd 8 P. M,
Al. G. Barnes
BIG THREE RING WILD ANIMAL
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE .1 chair barber
No. 10 North Front t.
shop.
10
Decide Yourself
'llio Op'K'rtunltyI Here, (tacked )y
Meilforii Testimony.
jt
Don't take ourjword ror It,
Don't depend ours stranger's utato-
mont. ' """' '
Read Medford endorsement.
Read tho statements of Mdt'ord
citizens.
And deoldo for yourself.
Hero Is ono casolof it: ' ,
A. Betz, 130 Front St, Medford.
Ore., says: "I am Just, as willPig to
teeommeud I hem's Kidney lilts to
day ns I was In .September 1007,
whcii I publicly tola ut.my expotlmiro
with them. I suffered from kidney
trouble for nt Irast Ivo years and
as tlmo paused I grow worse, .Sharp
pulus durtc through tho small or
my back nnd sometime tho uttnrks
wero so severe that I could hardly
stoop. At night my back ached In
tensely nnd sound sleep wns out of
tho question. Belli' told to t-y
Doau's Kidney Pills, I got n supply
and they soon gave mo relief."
For salo by all dealers. Price CO
cents. Fostor-Milburii Co., Buffalo,
Now York, solo ageuts for tho United
States.
Remember the name Doau's
and tuko up other
No. 7701.
REPORT OF Till: CONDITION OF
First National Bank
at Medford, In tin- State of Oregon, nt tho rloso of business April I, 101,1
RESOURCES.
Loans and discount
Overdrafts, secured und unsecured
V. S. bonds to secure circulation
U. 8, bonds to secure L S. deposits
Other bonds to secure Postal Savings
Premiums on I'. S. bonds
Bonds, securities, otc.
Banking houso, furniture nnd fixtures ........... ...
Other real ostate owned
Duo from National banks tnot reserve agents)
Duo from. Stato and private banks and hunkers, trusty com-
panlosi and savings banks ..... .'
Duo rrom approved rosorvo agents
Cheeks and other cash Items . ,.
Exchanges for clearing house
Notes of other National banks ....:
Fractional papor currency, ulakols and cents
Lawful montiy roscryo in bank ylz; Bpedo M .
Redemption fund with l S. Tronsuror (S por cent or clrcula-
Hon :
l.-t.-.iJOit.".',
100,000.00
1.000.00
18.000.00
o.fm.r.o
l-'S.tJOI.-l
loa.r.u.io
i.r.ao.75
M2.C8
821.10
u'8,?r. i.j o
2.'.80
10,1511.10
8,1 III. 00
, 480.011
J8,oo:i.r.n
c, oo o.oo
Total
"T"
jor.'.'ifiH.o:!
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock iiald In $100,000.00
Surplus fund ..., , ao, 000.00
Undivided proflU, lofs expenses and taxes. paid .'Wi.0lB.77
National bank notes outstanding , tit,007.f0
Duo to state and prlvnto bunks uud bunkers 1,902.71
Individual deposits subject to eheek ...;.... 477,011.07
Demand cortlflcatoH of tlonpslt -.....'...., U'.II.'II.OI
Tlmo certificates of deposit 80,0 10. OR
Certified checks OIO.-'K
Cashier's checks outstanding .... .. 0:10,75
United Htutea deposits , 1,000,00
Postal Savings deposits n.fiaL'JC
Bonds uud warrants sold ".. fJ2.dlO.10
Total , 022,yfi8.C3
Stato of Oregon, County of Jackson as: '-., ,,
lt M. I. Alford, cusilor,(if thp tibovu nmeil bank, do Holeiiiply swear
that tho ubovo statement is truu to the best or my kiiowjndgoiiind hoiluf.
M. L, ALFdltlj, Cashlnr.
Subscribed and sworn to boforo mo this 0th day or April, 1913.
O. I). FRAKEH. Notury Public.
Correct Attefat: F, K. Douel, Chas, struug, J. E. Watt, Directors,
Cold in Head
Goes Over Night
Don't try to break up tha bud
cold with dangerous stomach d'ltu.b
Ing drugs. Get dlractly to the In
flumed membrane by brni thins
Booth's IIYOMEI (pronounce It
lllgh-o-mo). (Jet a bottle for 'u
cents nt Chas. Strang's aud try ih
safe treatment that thousands are
using.
Into a bowl or boiling watt.- no in
a scant teaspooutul of HYO.tE..
cover head nnd bowl with a town,
ntid breathe deep Into the lung' die
healing vapor that arises.
Breatho this vapor for flv or tn
minutes until tho head fools tin and
clear, then go to bud aud slovii s.iuud
ly until morning. No cortiu.u or
opium or harmful drugs tit IhMth's
IIYOMEI. It Is made of Australian
Eucalyptus and other nutisiilct. It
Is guaranteed to end cold' nnd ca
tarrh or money back 'ml hr.-atho
It no stomach dosing.
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CIRCUS
MONSTER LIONS AND LEOPARDS RIDE
ARABIAN STALLIONS.
Cf GROUPS OF SAVAGE BEASTS .ft
W IN HEART THRILLING ACTS "v
Moro Lions, TIgors, Pumns, Loopurtls, EloplmnU,
Camola, Ponies, Dogs, Monkoys, Goats, Tlirm Any 3
Shows Havo AH Wontlorfully Trainod
THREE MILITARY BANDS
NEW FREE STREET PARADE AT 10:30 A. M.
RAIN OR SHINE
MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY APRIL 14, 1913
i .
GREAT
Comparison Sale
COMPARISON IS ALL WE ASK, IT WILL QUICKLY DECIDE WHO IS
GIVING THE BEST VALUES, SHOWHTG THE NOBBIEST STYLES
AND THE BEST TAILORED COATS AND SUITS. WE FEATURE THE
"STYLE CRAFT" GARMENTS.
Entire now lino of
SPRING COATS v
at comparison Salo Prices.
a lioiiafidc reduction, not marked up and ilwn down.
$ lo.f0 Con its, ('imipaiiHon Sale $!().(!)
$lf.00 Coals, Cdnipai'ison Sale $11...l
$17.00 'Coals, Comparison Sale $i:t.!)5
$22.30 Coats, Comparison Sale $i$.J)i
$113.00 Coals, Compai'ison Sale $27.50
TAILORED SUITS REDUCfeb
(Jomparisoii will demoiistrale to you (hose are (lie hesl values ever oflerod
and a full soason (o wear f hunt. Comparison Palo prieerj are 20 per cent to
IU1 l-:i per cent less.
$11,95, $13.95, $14.95, $18.95, $22.95, $27.00.
200 Shirt Waists
in Lawns, Mulls and
'Voiles, values up to
$3.30.
Comparison Salo $1.70
280 Shirt Waists
ill Lawns, .Mulls and
Voiles, actual values to
T-.-o.
Comparison Salo 98
Middy Blouses
The Royal Middy mado
of a heavy twill.
Comparison Salo Jji..a
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