Medford mail tribune., April 11, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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IOCAL AND .
I- PERSONAL
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Thomas McAndrow, tho well
known pleneor, was In Medford
Thursday afternoon, accompanied by
"two of Ilia daughters.
Mrs. 1 0, aulhrlo ot Weed, Cal.,
and Mm. K. Torney of Ashland were
anions Medford friends this week.
I), 8. Foreo of Josophlno county
In making his former homo at Jack
sonville a visit.
Kor salo, flno family driving or
riding horse, buggy and harness.
'TIiIb, Ih a good buy at $200. It In
terested wrllo Lothrop Perkins, 1!
Hps Court, Mcdford.
George W. ThraRher, tho miner,
has returned from Preaton peak dls
trlet In tho Siskiyou mountains.
Orchard, hunting, fishing and
Crater Iako scenes for sale at dor
king & Hanson's studio. Negatives
mailo any place, kodak finishing. 123
East Main street. Phono 215 R.
norn, In Modfora, April 9, to Mr.
and Mrs. Qeorgo Mansfield, a daugh
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Tyson Beall and Mr
nnd Mrs. L. L. Lovo of Central Point
district motored to Med ford Thurs
day.
It you want your lawn movrar
sharpened or repaired phone 3C0-.Il
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Mr. and .Mrs. C C. Gilchrist of
Sams Valley spent Wednesday night
In Mcdford.
Mrs. D. A. Gardner and Mrs. n.
B. Lewis of Ashland were recent
visitors In Mcdford.
Mrs. E. 11. Hanley of North Jack
sonville district was among her Med
ford friends Thursday afternoon.
ucrklng & Harmon, studio por
traits, homo portraits, flash lights,
kodak finishing, post card work and
enlarging.; 12S East Main street;
telephone 215 R.
Dr. B. C. Kelsay and J. If. Bee
man wero down from Gold Hill on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Llndsey SIsemore of'
Fort Klamath arrived In Mcdford
Thursday and will visit relatives and
friends.
J. W. Myers of Central Point, chief
fruit inspector, was in Med ford on
Thursday afternoon.
Insure and bo sure. Bight if wo
wrlto It. B. A. Holmes, The Insur
anco Man.
Polk Hull nnd Mr. and Mrs. Har
ry Tompson of Griffin creek spent a
day In Medford the fore part of tho
week.
Mrs. C Ankeny of Eugene arrived
la Medford from Klamath county
Thursday, whero sbo has been visit
ing relatives. Sho is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. John S. Orth.
Kodak finishing, tho best at Wes
ton's, opposite book store . '".
J. E. Barkdull and O. W. Prl'ddjj
were among those who transacted
business at the county scat during
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Opdyke of Hat
Creek, Cal., arrived in Medford
Thursday. Mrs. Opdyke Is & former
resident of the city.
Special Tablo d'Hoto dinner at
Holland hotel every evening 40c. 34
W. H. Jenkins of Portland, trav
eling passenger agent of tho South
ern Pacific company, spent a few
days In tho valley this week.
Wirt Poold was n from Eaglo
Point district Thursday, going to
Jacksonville In the afternoon.
vapor uatns ana scientific mas
sage for men and women. Dr. It.
J, Loekwood, chiropractor, 203 Car-
nott-Corey bidg. Phono H5.
B. H. Ilradslraw of Urownsboro Is
making Mcdford a business visit.
Gcorpo McDonough of Sams Val
ley wat among thoso who camo to
Medford Thursday.
The local police would like tt
learn tho whereabouts of Prank Pike,
whoso mother is seriously ill at
Portlaud.
E. D. Weston, commercial photog
rapher, negatives made any time or
placo by appointment, Phone M.
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Miss Stolla Burnett of Talent has
returned homo after a visit In Med
ford. W. It. Tucker, formerly of Med
ford and Jacksonville, Is hero oh n
visit, en route to hs homo at Eu
gene from California.
Ileal homo made bread, DeVoo's. "
Ml'sa Allco Hanley of North Jack
sonville district transacted business
In Medford Thursday.
C K. Long and E. h. Jones of Jo
sephjne county tnrriod a whllii In
Medford tho foro part of the week.
Monroe Baldwin has sold his placo
In Lake Creek district to A. Bupree,
mid will leave for his former home
in Minnesota Friday, Tho price paid
was $5900,
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
X.ABY AMUTAiry
Day Phone 227
Night P. W. Weeks 1D3-J.2
Phones A. E, Orr 978-M
Mrs. I J. It row n of Jacksonville
went to nrnus Pass, her former
homo, Thtirsdsy on n visit
Flrmln 'Mm of (laid Hill tins
among the many who came to Med
ford Thursday.
Bomnniber tho auction sale of hogs
at tho farm of J. n. Gore, Saturday,
nt 10 n. m. L. n. Warner.
Louis Hill, tho Great Northern
railroad magnate, and his part?
passed through Medford Thursday
evening in a private car, en roulo to
Seattle from a trip to California.
Mm. h. 1 Pickens, who hos been
spondlng the winter in Medford, left
for Portland Thursday evening.
Money to loan on real estate. See
Carkln & Taylor, attorneys nt law,
Medford.
Mrs. M. H. Parker of Central
Point lias been visiting in Medrord.
Mr. nnd Mm. L. Iveraon arrived
from California Thursday, en route
to Portland. They will visit relatives
living near Jacksonville for a xhOrt
time.
Miss Knthcrlnc Chapman of l)uns
mnlr, Cal., is visiting nt Jackson
ville, her former home.
Tho Mission restaurant is again
open for business under same "man
agement, after being closed for re
modeling, it
Mrs. C. E. Whitney of Gold Hill
mado friends in Medford a visit thlu
week.
Henry and Leonard Hendricks of
Grants Pass and J. Knox of Joso
phlno county are transacting busi
ness In Medford. k
C. L. Bennies made a professional
trip to Ashland Thureday afternoon.
Mm. c. C. Beckman and her
daughter. Miss Carrie, of Jackson
ville, visited in Mcdford Thuraday.
Albert Toiler of Portland, a well
known newspaper man, is accompa
nying his sister. .Mrs. Edyth T.
Weatherred, on her crusade through
southern Oregon in behalf of Ore
gon manufacturers. They wont to
Grants Pass Thursday, but will re
turn Saturday morning.
George' X. Smith' of Antelono In
terviewed oiir business men Thura
day afternoon.
V. M. Wado and E. M. More of
Tacorua, who are interested In a
ditch and mining enterprise on upper
Hyjucguie, aro on mo ground on a
tour of Inspection.
D. 11. Barneburg and a party of
Ashland motorists spent a short ttnio
in Medford Thursday.
Mr. Williams, a merchant of Jack
sonville, transacted business In Med
ford Thursday morning.
Charles Hamilton and Frank Bald
win were over from Applegate
Thursday morning.
A. A. Boyco of Tolo and John
Lewis of Trail tarried In Mcdford
ono day this week.
Harry Mathes and O. W. Trcfren
of Ashland woro among tho residents
of Ashland in Medford Thuraday.
V. K. Hendrlckson was a business
visitor in Medford Thxrsday,
Word has been received at Lake
view that Dr. T. V. Hall, who has
been actively engaged in the practico
of mediclno and surgery ir Lake
county ror several ycara. and who
recently left for Now York to tako
a post graduato courso, bad bis ankio
broken whlio leaving a streetcar and
has becomo insane Dr. Hall Is woil
known in this valley and Is a brother
or J. Court Hall.
Mfs. Etta Whlsler and Mrs. Anna
Paxon arrived from Pacific City, Cal.
Thureday.
J. P. Kellogg of Chlco, Cal., and
F. D. Starr, of Klamath Falls aro
in Mcdford.
B. D. Davis is erecting a fine two
story resldonco on Cottago street In
East Medford. Tho dwelling is 26x
12 feet in sire and will contain 10
rooms. Mr. Davis recently pur
chased something over an aero or
land from Frank Perl and It is upon
this tract that ho is building. W. F.
Solilnger is the contractor who has
tho work In charge.
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2 P: M. SATURDAY
Tho most important mooting of
tho year for fruit growers has been
culled by the Hokuo lllvor Fruit A
Produce association for Saturday nf
ternoon nt 2 o'clock (not Friday, as
previously printed), April 12, at the
Carneglo library hall. Matters of
great interest aro to bo discussed,
nmung them the building of a pre
coollug plant.
Tho matter of Joining the new co
opcratlvo selling exehnngn with oth
er fruit exchanges will bo discussed.
Porter J. Xeff, who represented the
association at tho meeting recently
hold at Yakima, will jnako a report
on the proceedings.
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GUY GAUNYAW DIES
SUDDENLY IN CANA0A
Guy Gnuivjrnw, n brother of Kiln.
Emma, nnd Hay Onunynw, nnd n for
mer resident of thW oily, died mul
denenly of heart trouble nt 1'rovoM,
t'anailn, Wfttuosiluv. Word of hi
death reached" Medford relatives
Thursday. The remains will he
brought to this city for Initial.
Ouy Onunynw lived in Medford for
It! yenrs f.'olhtf from this cily three
year ngo to take up a homestead in
Cnnndn whero he litis since been nt
work developing hN land. The
father nnd mother, former residents
of litis city, nre dead.
DICK RESIGNS FROM
OREGON NAVAL BOARD
Ah an aftermath of the fistic en
counter In wnlch Gun .Newbury nnd
13. Phlpps of this city woro prin
cipals, and wnlch was staged in tho
courtroom nt Jacksonville, warrants
woro Issued by tho Justice of tho
peace at Jacksonville for the two
attorneys. Philips entered n plea of
guilty and paid a ftno o( JCi. New
bury will probably ptond uot guilty.
Ills hearing is set for A: 15 p. m. to
day before. Justice Uox.
The two attorneys engaged In a
heated argument recently during the
progress of a case. When court took
n recess tho two went nt It. It wob
declared a draw by tho spectators
present.
Mrs. Van Oykn'a brother and fam
ily, returning llundny.
Marly eiibbnuo plants now ready nt
Carey's. Phono H-IMI
About 20 friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Jon Matter nave thoin n surprise Inst
Monday. Tho urcnsloit wan their
wedding anniversary and Mrn, Itn
dor's birthday.
Mrs. Ii. A. Drnko and daughter,
;.llss llossle, were over nt Phoenix
.Monday from Fern valley.
Mist Media Duloy of Cresconl City
arrived In Phoenix last Friday and
will visit her cousin, Mrs. I.llllo
Utaokwood. and Mrs. W. S. Stancllff
for n whlio.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. MrCliiln were
summoned to Myrtlo Crook Monday
morning on account of tho death ot
Mrs. MeClalu's stepmother, Mrs.
J a in en llurvoy.
The ladles of the Presbyterian
EDEN PRECINCT
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SALKM, Ore., April Jl.-Chnrles
L. Diek, recently npKiiuted a member
of the Oregon imvnl board to succeed
A. J. Cnpron, hns today submitted
hi resignation to floxernor West.
MEXICAN TRAIN WRECKED
FLEEING FROM REBELS
MFAICO CITY, April 11. Causing
tho death nf 'JO jcroiis, n Mexican
Central train which was fleeing from
rebel hands, wns wrecked on n curve
near .Tula, stntc nf Jlftlnlgo.
'" DIED.
James L. Sisty, nged 2.1, died April
10, 10 111. nt (lie homo of hit renin,
John nnd Kvn Sisly, Willow Spring
district. Funeral (.efalces will lie
Held from tho family homo nt 10
o'clock Saturday, April 12, Itev.
Tuttle officiating. Interment Cen
tral Point cemetery.
l.oiu Hughes of Fern valley was
nt Ashland Sunday.
Mm. Joo Under and Mrs S
Furry wero trading In Ashland last
Tuesday.
J. W. Peart of Laurel Hill or-
chard was In Medford Monday
.Mr. and Mrs. S. G Van Dyke made'
a trip by auto to the Applegntc conn-'
try last Saturday, whero thev visited
The Return of
Blood Eruptions
I No Reason Why Anyone Should Suf
fer With Such n l)lhoartenln
Experience.
church Aid w lit hold n Immnr nnd
sorvu n chicken mipper April J 8 at
the Woodman hnll In I'linniU. The
prlco of supper will bo 25 eelifs
Many useful nriloU'H wilt bo on mlt
nt (ho hntnsr,
Tho ninny friends of J union Har
vey, who wan for many years n re.
dent of Tahiifl, will ho grlovod Id
leant of the deiilh of his wlfi nt
Myrtlo Creek. Oio., Irtut Hiindny
night Mrs llurvoy died nt the hlrlh
of u rlillil. Hho leaves Hovnrnl smalt
children besides her husband.
GRAY.HAIR TURNS ITS NATURAL
COLOR AFTER APPLYING SAGE TEA
Mixed Willi Sulpldir It liiiikcin It s usually too M-ky. mo Insist upon
Itniiillfullv and Take Off i Retting 'Wyeth'a" whleh can bn de-
Dandruff,
DANGER FROM GRIPPE
Lies In Tliul t'ouuh and Wink, Worn
Out Condition.
Grippe, pleurisy, pneiimoula, these '
aro greatly to be feared tit this time
of tho year.
To prevent grlppo from being fol
lowed by either pleurisy or pneumo
nia, It Is Important to drive the last
trnees of It out of the system iiulck-
iy.
Our ndvlce is to take Vlnol, our
delicious cod llxer and Iron prepa
ration without oil, and get your
strength and vitality back quickly.
Mrs. A. A. Crablll of Strasburg,
Vo.; says: "Grlppo loft mo weak,
rundown nnd with n severe cough
from which I suffered four years. I
trlod different remedies, but nothing
seemed to do mo any good until I
took Vlnol, from which I received
great benefit. My cough Is almost
entirely gone, nnd I am strong nnd
well again, ami I am glad to rec
ommend Vlnol to others who suffer
as I did." 1
Try Vlnol with' tho certainty that
If It docs not benefit you wo will
give back your money. Mcdford
Pharmacy, Medford, Ore.
jjirrSHHMiL
Almost every one knows that Sago
Tea nnd Sulphur properly compound
ed, briunn back tho natural color and
luster to tho hair when faded,
streaked or grap; nlno cures dan
druff, Itching scalp and stops fall
ing hnlr. Years ago Uto only way
to get this mixture was to mako It
nt home, which Is mussy nnd troub
lesome
Nowadaya skilled chemists do this
I better Ihnu ourselves. Ily asking nt
any drug storo for tho riady-to-uio
product called "Wyeth'a 8njt and
.Sulphur I lair Itemedy" -you will
get n large bottle for about 60 rents.
Home drtigglstn make their own hut
(ponded upon .to rostnrn natural color
'and beauty to tho hnlr nnd Is tho
best remedy for dandruff, dry, fever
ish, Ituhy scalp utid to stop fulling
hnlr,
Folks like "Wyeth's Hugo and Sul
phur" bocauao no ono can possibly
tell that joii darkened your Imlr, as
It does It so naturally and evenly,
sayn n well-known down town drug
Klt, Vou duinpeu a sponge or soft
brush and draw It through jour hnlr,
taking ono .smalt strand nt n thus.
This requires but n few moments, by
morning tin gray Imlr dUivppoius
nnd nrtnr unnther apnllcatloti or two
Is restored to Us nutural color nnd
looks even more beautiful unit glos
sy than evsr.
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No esse of contagious Mood potion H
ever cmrt! until th lnt rnfllfl et tlia
vtru h tn rsmuvnl fmm tho clrcnh
tlon. Tho Itasl taint Irft In the fclixxt
will. iwtir or later, rsuno a fnh nut.
Irrak of tho trouUe, with aU lis IiMmmis
uritl ilfNtlructlva njmptuun of ulrvrutnl
month nhd ttimat, ropier coloreit
rplulcheK. falllnir )ilr. r nmt ulori,
etc. .No other mixllolno so surely cures
ranlnsUiM hlixnl Ixiliotl as H H, P. It
kck-s down Into tho tliKxl nmt steAitlljr
end mrely drives out every imrtlelo of
tho Infection. It obulutely nml xffcotly
puriflcn tho tilootl. anJ Imm this vital
tlultl nil freti, rich nnd hrallhr n It was
lieforo tho ilentrucllvo vlrui of contnulouti
lilooJ polnoii entered tho circulation.
H. 8. S. quickly takes effect on tho bloo.1,
nnd ernilually tho symptom illMprwar,
tho health U Improved, tho skin cleared
of all pot, sores nnd other h!emlhc.
tho hair stopi cumins' out, tho mouth and
throat heal nnd when H. K H. has
rleaned the syttem of tho pUon na
trace of tho (IIk.ko I Urt. H. . O.
cures contaKlous bhxxl l-olwm tecnUKO It
1 tho icreutent uf nil lloxI puriner.
tented ami proven In hundreds and hun
dred of rase all over tho country
You will find B. 8. 8 for aalo In att
rw( stores At $1 00 per Imltlo. Wrlto to
Tho Swln Specltlo Co.. lit Hwlfl lllils.
Atlanta, Oa,, for rlvati medical adflco
and a very Inilructlvo l-nok oji nil MVI
dl'eawit. sent free, sealed In plain
wrapper.
The Calendar
Says
Summer dtiy nre inwiHug. The
deire to bo tuiiufortnlilH fiHrgolfi
low shoes,
Oxfonh -button mid Uot nre
among the smart new style in the
"Ki:i.l,Y" nnd "SIIKItWOOD"
Hues.
IhiuilH, witli (.lruw.
Leathers to suit you.
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$2.75
$3.00
$3J55
$3.50
$4.00
"No Hlulier"
r&tclcCtM-,
Opposite Post Office
'Good Shoes"
Where "FIIGHT PRICES" Prevail
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CENTRAL POINT ITEMS.
tr. tfvcrhnrd, A. JV. Davis, Mr.
Trickier were business visitors here
Tliursdi v nflernooti.
Mr. mill Mrs. JJ. O. Penrt spent
Thursday iu Granti I'nsji.
'i'lio Koulhern J'aeific hns resumed
tho work which wnH diKcontinued
during tho winter on tho posting
track hero and will be rushed to com
pletion. Tho Gorman Ford compnny gave n
dunce after tho show Wednesday
evening nnd wns much enjoyed by nil
who attended.
Mrs. Ilnhsoii gavo n recital Thurs
day afternoon nt her studio. Those
tuking part wero MihH Corn fimitli,
Doris Cowley, KImur Kyle, Kdwnrd
WoJIs, Paul Olsson, Ethel Demi nnd
Loin Freeman. All present spent n
very enjoyable nfternoon.
XOTICK.
Kotlco Is hereby glvon that -tlio
undersigned will cpply at tho regu
lar meeting of tho city council May
C, 1913, for a license to sell malt,
spirituous and vinous liquors at 22
.North Front street, for a period of
six months.
SELSHY & K13N.NKDY.
Dated April 11, 1913.
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SATURDAY
and all the Week Specials
M. M. Department Store
Successors to Meekers
Lot of White Dresses $1.98
This is an odd lot, numbers which
we wish to discontinue, regular values
up to $5.00.
45 inch Veil Flouncing 98
Tin's is the newest embroidery on the
market. Deep, heavy embroiderv work,
j "35 different designs and styles, regular
V $1.50 value.
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Ladies7 Velvet Two-Strap
Pumps $2.50
These come in light and medium heel,
new toe, latest effects.
Silk Tissue,' All Colors, 45c
These arc the nicest fabrics for
spring and sunnnor dresses to be had,
all colors, regular 05e values.
Muslin Gowns 59c
Largo assortment of beautiful gowns
ranging in price from 59c to $1.G9.
$1.00 Black Kid Gloves 79c
These arc made of heavy kjd, alf sizes
extra good quality.
Saturday Sale Men's
Hats $1.50
. These are extra fine values in groy,
tan, brown and black, all sizes, regular
$2.50 value.
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Hemingway's Lead
Arsenate
Tho brand which Is uiod In all of tho great applo growing dlitrtcU
of tho country Western Now York, Michigan, tho Illuo Itldgj
Slopes, tho Otnrkn nnd tho famous valleys uf tho great Northwest
HEMINGWAY'S LEAD ARSENATE
is ot tho highest standard of irr.nufacturo. Wo claim tho following
points ot superierity:
PERFECT PHYSICAL CONDITION
1. o., flnonoss of grain and onto In thinning down In water
CORRECT ANALYSIS
I. e., full percentage of Arsenic Oxldo (not less than 1C por cunt)
nnd no more than a traco of Soluble Arsuulo
wiuti: rou nooiuirr and piucks
Stocks Carried by KERR, GIPFORD & CO.
Portland, Oregon
HEMINGWAY'S LONDON PURPLE CO., LTD.
Ci Wutor Streot, Now York, N, Y.
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Boys' Shoes $1.39
"Wo have 35 pair of boys heavy calf f
shoes which we wish to closo out, rogu- Y
Jar $2.50 values.
Children's Waists 35c
All sizes, jurit .tlo thjng for every day
wear.
Carhartt Overalls $1.00
We are-still selling this famous Over
all at this price, best value on the market.
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FOR SALE
Stock and Dairy Farm
of oter M) M'HV.H, ttio Kust l.tno of ulilili N within
too jartU of tlio County t'oiiiJIioiiHO In Yifkn' (.'Ily.
'I'liU placo cut 1-0 tons of liny tlio 'iuihI season, mid
it tlio land Is properly fanueil run bo inudo to pro
tliKoJKK) TONS' OP' 1IAV. Went of tho pbuo It mi
rniiKo with niiiplo feed iliirlnir summer months to
hatidlii 150 CA'ITMJ.
THREE DWELLING HOUSES, FOUR BARNS"
wuroii nhed, workshop, and all uocossnry outbuild'
Iiikh, also an nbuiidnnco of firewood on tho place,
COMPLETE WATER SYSTEM
of nover fulling supply of water to two of tho dwell
Iiikh, plpn line Inld lo corrals, lnwn, truck patch, or
chard mul herry pntch, 0 I.IVINU Sl'ItlNOS on tho
placo,
AN ORCHARD OF 60 TREES
which hnvo NKVHIt Ka1I,1U) to produco tho finest
fruit for ovor twonty yqara, Hovorul varlotles of ber
ries also in benrliiiT. Tho first rllit to tho under
croiiiid waters or HiimbiiK Gulch which drnliiB four
inllcii of 'mountain torrltory, nnd in ruined In turrn
cotta pipe, flowlios iO inclios of wntor that can bo
conducted ovor two-thirds of tho farm. 1'rlco 15,000,
two-thirds cash, balance on tlmontC pur cont liiturent,
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LOUIS P. SCHELD
YUIIKA, OAfi.
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