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IOCAL AND
L PERSONAL
J. W. I'crnoll, tho Applccata mor
chnnl, mado n business trip to Med
ford tho foro pari of tlio week.
Jttilgo Calkins line pono to Grants
Pam to bold nn ndjourncd term of
circuit court,
J. II. Urcon of Crcscont City, Cnl.,
nnd Miss Chloo MrKonrlo of Grants
Pass worn married at Portland May
S. Tho brldo Is well known in Med-
' ford.
Orchard, hunting, fishing and
Crater Lake teencs for salo at Dor
king & Harmon's studio. Negatives
mado any place, kodak finishing. 128
'Bast Main strcoL Phono 215 It.
8. M. Stock, n member at the firm
of Andrew A. Jacob & Co., of San
Francisco, wholesale dealers in mil
linery, Is making Mcdford ft business
visit. Mr. Stock is a natlro of Cor
vallls and has many friends In Ore
gon. It. P. 0. Astbury hns returned from
nn extended visit in tho eastern and
western states. Ho is at Portland at
present.
Will tutor children in all lines of
school work. Also teach foreigners
to speak English. Tel. 757-L. 50
Tho city council has named nine
women to act as Judges and clerks nt
the ensuing municipal election.
W. S. Rlddlo and T. Shaw, who arc
oxtcnslvo 8tockralsors of Harney
county, woro in Mcdford recently, on
tholr war to Douglas county. Thoy
stato that that part of Oregon Is
developing rapidly, especially since
rnlroad construction between Bend
and Durns began.
K. II. McCurdy writes all kinds of
insurance. 401 M. F. & II. bldg.
Phone 349.
George E. Ilowland has returned
to Grants Pass from a trip to Forest
Creek mining district.
Gcorgo W. Trefrcn, Cliff Payno
and J. Fosa of Ashland, Gcorgo L.
Haff, A. J. T. Smith and P. Myers of
Gold Hill wero among tho members
of tho uniformed rank of thd I. 0.
O. F. who camo to Mcdford Sunday
to drill for tho coming meeting of
that order in this city.
Call 2C0 for seeds. 43
Mrs. Oscar Dunford of Grants pass
visited Mr. and Mrs. S. P.. Simmon
Sunday, as-also did Charles Dunford
Sr., of Jacksonville.
It. II. Parsons of Hlllcrcst orchard
has gono to Portland nnd Seattle on
business connected with tho Rogue
River Fruit and Produco association,
which is trying to bring about better
marketing conditions for fruitgrow
ers. Gcrklng Harmon, studio por
traits, homo portraits, flash lights,
icoaaic finishing, post card work and
enlarging.; 128 East Main street;
telephone 215 R.
Mr. aud Mrs. L. P. Drown of Gold
Hill wero guests at tho Deuel home
Sunday.
W. W. Harmon, who Is In charge
of tho civil engineering department
of tho Pacific Interior railroad at
Grants Pass, spent Sunday at his
homo In Mcdford.
Call 2C0 for your poultry supplies.
Monarch Seed &. Feed Co. 43
Tho Southern Oregon Medlcnl asso
elation will hold Its annual conven
tion at Grants Pass Tuesday, May 12.
Tho women's auxiliary of tho comi
merclal club of that city will assist
m entertaining the delegates. Sev
crnl physlciuns of Mcdford will "Do in
attendance,
Tho body of Mrs. Francis II. Phil
lips, who died In Mcdford May 8, was
wKcn to Albany for burial Sunday
evening by Mr. Phillips, after funeral
services wore hold at tho Seventh-
Day Advcntlst church on North Rlv
ersldo avenuo.
Medford Choral Society concert.
Presbytorlan church Tues., May 13.
Arthur Rose, Chcstor Dourno, N.
C Chandler and W. P. Retho of
Phoenix district transacted business
in Mcdford during tho week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Downing of
Central Point Islted in Mcdford Sun
day afternoon.
Crutor Lake flour. Monarch Seed
&. Feed Co. 43.
Fred Straubo of Willow Springs
district was umong tho many who
camo to Mcdford Saturday.
Miss Laura Nouber of Jacksonville
was ono of tho mauy who visited In
Mcdford Sunday.
Insuro and bo sure. Right if wo
writo it. R. A. Holmes, The Insur
ance Man.
Manklus & Sons havo remimn.i
chargo of tho big ranch thoy sold to
tho Glun-lloguo company, on tho
jncKsonvlllo-Storllng road a fow
yeara slnco.
Klamath Falls hay nnd middlings.
Monarch Seod & Feed Co. 43
Charles Owens of Wlinor dlstrlrt and sand for tho city and others, nnd
passed through Mrdford Saturday, nc
companlcd by his wife, who under
went an operation nt tho Athlnnd
hospltnl.
Mrs. Jano Applegate Carls died at
her homo In this county recently,
aged CB years. Tho remains were
Intorred nt Yoncalla, Douglas coun
ty. Mrs. Carls was the seventh
daughter of Charles nnd Mallnda
Applcgatc, who came to Oregon In
18-13, and Is survived by threo chil
dren, Alice, KuRcno and llnlston, who
nro still living at the family homo
with tholr father.
Money to loan on real estate. Seo
Cnrkln & Taylor, attornoys nt law,
Mcdford.
N. S. Fish spent Saturday and Sun
day with his family nt Phoenix.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey D'Armond
havo gono to Uend, central Oregon,
whero Mr. D'Armond will nrnctleo
his profession.
For choice alfalfa and grain hay.
Mosarch Seed and Feed Co., 226 B.
Main. 43
II. II. McCarthy, well known as n
promoter In southern Oregon, was!
hero Saturday on his way to Califor
nia. Ho has recovered his health,
which was very poor when ho left
Mcdford for a Portland hospital.
E. D. Weston, commercial photog
rapher, negatives mado any tlmo or
placo by appointment. Phono M.
1471. .
A. A. Porter of Grants pass trans
acted business In Mcdford Saturday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Slsty and Mr.
ana Mrs. Taylor of Willow Springs
district motored to Mcdford Satur
day.
Mcdford Choral Society concert.
Presbyterian church Tues., May 13.
. E. Crows, O. 0. Taylor. W. J.
Canton nnd Holbrook Wlthlngton
wero among thoso who went to Jack
sonville Saturday on professional
business.
Mr. and Mrs, W. W. Gregory of
Dig Sticky wero Mcdford visitors Sat
urday. Roof leak? See W. H. Smith for
ruonng anu roof repairing. Phono
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Mr. and Mrs. G. Aakjer of Boie-
man, Mont., parents of Mrs. P. Dcn
hoff, are visiting In Mcdford. They
aro on their way homo from California.
Gcorgo E. Fox and M. Marshall of
Central Point district transacted bus
iness In Mcdford Saturday.
Vapor baths and scientific mas
sago for men and women. Dr. R.
J. Lockwood, chiropractor, 203 Gar-nett-Corcy
bldg. Phone 145.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Porter J. Neff and
George Butx spent Sunday at Encln
Point on .1 short business trip.
R. L. McDrldo has returned from
an extended visit at Pasadena.
Grnln hay g pcr ton. C. W
Isaacs.
Tennessee Smith, who recently left
ior Louisiana after trading his apart
ment bouso horo for a ranch In the
southern state, Is back again, having
sold his ranch. He is content to re
main In tho Roguo River valley.
Tho Helman White Sulphur Daths
and Swimming Pools at Ashland.
Oregon, will opon for ttho season
Saturday, May 10. ci
T. J. O'Hara, W. H. Norcross and
j. . .Myers wero among tho resl-
aonis or Central Point who camo tb
Medford Saturday.
William Mycr and W. L. Usshcr
wero up from Ashland Saturday.
Chlldcrs brothers havo roturncd
from Coyote creok, Josophlno coun
ty, whero thoy nro dovolonlne n m
bearing ledgo that Js showing up
onn of his lower limb fractured Sat
urday. Wlillo driving through n
large gato with a heavy load the gate
swung nnd struck him. knocking film
under tho wagon. Ono of tho
wheel passed over Ills right leg nt
tho ankle, badly crushing the bones.
Dr. Portor Is tit nttcudanro.
Mr. nnd Mrs. T. Fulton aud Miss
Amanda Helms of Jnrkvouvlllo were
recent visitors In Mcdford.
Mrs. John Demmcr entertained hor
mother, Mrs. J. Schnfor, of North
Jacksonville, Sunday.
Kmll Pech fe recovering from the
operation ho underwent last week.
C. C. Mnlboettf, formerly of Med
ford, who has been tho secretary of
tho Northwestern Fruit Exchange for
tho past two years, has resigned to
engage In another branch of tho fruit
business. Ho will continue to make
his headquarters at Portland.
Dr, J. F. Roddy, who has been nt
San Francisco for several das on
business connected with tho Pacific
Interior railroad, returned to Med
ford Sunday.
Miss 13. Tank, who has been visit
lug with Mr. nnd Mrs. William
Campbell for some time", has left for
her homo lu Wisconsin.
Miss Alleen Kingsbury, who spent
Sunday In Medford. was uccompa
nled to Jacksonville by Miss Mnud
Newbury.
Dr. B. R. Seoly took part In .1
shooting tournament nt Portland last
week and mado n creditable showing.
Ho la visiting relative living nt Sa
lem, accompanied by Mrs. Seolv.
whllo on their way to Newport.
iienry u. Dox nnd Harry Luy of
jacKsonvuio tarried In Mcdford Sun
day afternoon.
UNIONISTS
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DRIVES MAN CRAZY
1'cnr of some union, which lie lind
cxMcntly- betrayed, nt some lime dur
ing his life, hits evidently enusetl liny
Drown oC Scitttlo to lose his iniiul.
He was picked up by the police Mon
day mornim when lie nppenloil to
them to shield hint from hi enemlo.
Urown nrrived in town Sunday from
the north,
llrown imagines (lint lie onn honr
tho uneos of former comrade
thrcntening him in every conceivable
manner nnd grows nugry when friends
say thoy do not nlso hoar the voices.
Ho will probably ho sent to the imy
lum for tho insane. Ho refused to
state what union ho belonged to or
who was nft or him.
BOY IS SENI 10
SOCEIY
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BEGNS
WEST ELEVENTH
I.nwicnco HouiiiHroo, who live
with nil umilo, mid who will Im III
otirs of ugo in Juno, wan sent to
the Hoyx mid (liiU Aid society u!
Portland Monday by .lincuilo Judge
l' I. Ton Velio. Tho hoy ii said to
invo ntloinptod to wrong n fivo-ycar-
old baby girl.
At his hearing before .ludgo Ton
Wlln Inclliv I tut Iniv iiilniiltiiil fur ili.t
first tinio tint t ho was guilty mid &
when asked if ho knew it wiih wrong S
ho stilted ho did mid that ho did not :J
miow wny no inut iiouu so. juilgu
Ton Velio believing that tho boy
should bo given u chance si-tit littii
to the Aid society rather than to the
reform school, lie him never had tho
ndvnnlago of n mother's training.
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NATATORIUM
Wednesday and jUfovr 11 IT
Thursday Nifthts lUdy If" I J
UNDER THE AUSPICES
OF THE
LADIES OF ST. MARK'tt GUILD
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
TELLS OF WATER'S NEED.
(Continued from paip 1.)
well.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
SADY ASSUTAMT
Day Phono 227
Night V. W. Weeks I03.J.2
Phones A. K. Orr U78-M
Dressmaking by day. Phono 81C-X.
Mr. nnd Sirs. Jacob Schafer of
.Vorth Jacksonville spent Suuday
with relatives living at Phoenix.
Mrs. If. L. Young nnd her daugh
ter nro down from IJrownsboro,
guests of Mrs. A. U. William's.
Martin J. Roddy has gono to Port
land on a short business visit.
Harry Lewis, Robert Finney and
Thomas Dunnlngton wero over from
Jacksonville Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. LawHon Wimer mado
a trip to Ashland Sunday. Tho for
mer Is a pioneer of that city.
Colonel M. S. Mundy left for Port
land Sunday ovonlng. on busing.
vuuul" wth tho coal deposits lo
cated caBt of Mcdford.
Gcorgo Pratt of San Francisco and
L. A. Meachara of Los Angeles aro
late arrivals ia Medford. Tho former
will operate in tho valley In tho in
tcrest of tho Whlto Sowing Machine
company.
Colonel George P. Mims and Frank
McKee of Seven Oaks wero lu Mod
ford during tho week. Tho lat.Pr u,.n
wo,, leavo for Albuquerque, N. M
whero he JB engaged In business. "
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Flck, T. L.
DoVoro, E. A. Langloy and O. Wen-
"' ol JncKsonvJIlo wero Medford
visitors during tho week.
Miss Jelo Mlnter of Eaglo Point
'eft for Minneapolis Saturday for n
I', ,0 re,ut'ves. 13. O. Scaramon
of Modoc county, Cal., an uncle.
Joined her at Medford.
Mrs. D. E. Hanoy was tho guest of
hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Schmitt
of Jacksonville, Saturday.
forV ' v'a,uwon f North Med-
j ford, who has boon hauling gravel
ng heat df summer, nn old bnrn with
out nnything to put in it. the doors
off the hinges, n barren corrnll with
out n wnter trough.
Is it n wonder Hint the bovs come
to town, and pass their time on the
curbstone or with vicious nssoein-
tionsf Is it a wonder that the girls
hunt for employment in tho towns, in
stores or other places?
No snying is more true than tho
"chnrnctcr of n country is judged by
the character of its "homes." Now
tho opiwrtunity presents itself to
chnngo tho present conditions by
making it possible to bring water on
to all thesq desolate homo tracts by
signing up for wnter, under tho pro
jwbed terms of easy pnyments.
Opportunity Is Offrretl.
Supposo a man would sign ur for
fortyncrcs and suppose ho would di
vide it into four tracts of ten ncrcs
ench, ono tract for com or grain, ono
tract for nlfnlfa or clover, or six
ncrcs in nlfnlfn nnd four in clover;
ten ncrcs for orchard nnd he could
rni.se corn or vegetables between the
rows; ten acres for house, lot, bnrn,
corrnlls, homo gnrden, for berries,
home orchard nnd n lawn, shndc trees
around hom nnd barn; in the heat of
tho day, the farmer will sit under iiis
shndo trcos on his ample lawn, look
nt iiis well filled barn, his slick Jer
sey cows. In the evening his chil
dren und his neighbors will nnscmhlc
on that Inwn or broad veranda nnd
feed on strawberries nnd crenm. Ho
nnd his fnraily will havo n homo in
tho fullest sense of tho word nnd 3011
could not pry his boys nnd girls from
it with n crow bar.
When thoso coudtions exist, then
the vnlloy will come into its own, elec
tric roads will bo built, wealthy men
will come hero to mako their homes
nnd enjoy our unsurpassed cliinnto
nnd will buy your land nt unheard of
prices, but with your comfortable
homes, yoit will not want to sell.
Up to Landowners.
It only roets with you land owners
to mako thoso conditions possible.
We havo our unsurpassed climate,
hut wo cannot live on cliinnto. We
must have the water as well ns cli
mute. A proper mixture of nir nnd
gnsolino will propell nn automobile
but if you attempted to run your nuto
on air ulonc, you would not go very
far.
Wake, up, get in nnd drill nnd
mnke it posihlo to bring in water.
Mako your homes beautiful and fill
your barns.
Denton Dowers of Ashland passed
through Mcdford Saturday. Ho Is on
his way east of tho Rocky mountains.
C. E. Hurlaud, for two years con
nected with the gas company, has
bovcrcd his connection with that firm.
After spondlng a month's vacation on
his ranch on tho Applcgato bo will
go to Washington, whero ho will
again enter tho gas business.
After two years of talking, filing
petitions for nnd against, threats of
injunction, ntid wnitttig, tho Clark &
Mcncry Construction company todAy
ncgnn tlio actual work ot paving
West Eleventh street. Hit) grading
wits dotto Inst full ntid tho curbs
laid. Now tho finishing touches on
the grading is being done nnd tho
hot stuff will soon be laid.
Tho "hut" gang will reach Mcdford
Wednesday nnd commence the work
of fiuUhiug the Ilcnr creek bridge nt
once.
Following this West Klcvonth will
bo Untxhcd then several other small
er contracts will bo cured for.
WANTKD Work on much by com
potent woman, for men only, llox
H. ., Tribune. I..
WANTIJti To buy ono 2 or 3 JO
or 12 Inch sticky gang plow, nlm
S (t. double iIIho harrow. AddrcN
Doom 30D Hotel Mcdford -is
WANTKD -To buy family cum, gen
tle, groat Jorsoy or Holstnlu. l'liouc
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FOR SALE Cheap, onn oriental hall
runner, ilox I, Tribune. -Ki
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I'Olt RUNT Six room unfurnished
modern bungalow; gas. electricity,
oast front nnd fluo shade, lnqulro
SIS S. Laurel. -IK
WANTED Uraln bay. Call either nt
Hotel Mcdfonl or SSI-It tonight or
early morning. II. L. Dodge. Jr. 4.1
FOR SALE t room house, two
barns; lot GOxSttO; water. JUDO,
$100 cash, bal. 10 pur mouth.
A. F. Harnett. 44
MEDFORD ATTORNEYS OPEN
OFFICE IN BEND, OREGON
Mr. and Mrs. 11. 11. DcArmond left
Saturday night for Mc.Mlnuovlllo to
visit for n few days and they will
then go to Den, Oregon, whero Mr.
DeAnuond will open n law office.
Tho law firm of DcArmond & Do
Armond will bo continued, II. L.
having chargo of tho offlco hero nud
II. H. tho office In Hum!. The Messrs.
DcArmond openod a law office hero
two years ago, aro progrcsslvo young
men and havo built up a nice business.
FOR SALE SO a. Dear crook hot
torn laud, ono mile from Mwdfonl;
J-J00 per a.; $8000 cash, bal. G
years. A. l Harnett. I
FOR SALE Now modern B room
bouso on east side commanding a
beautiful vlow uf the city; will sell
for $1-000 less than actual cost;
JC0O rash handles It, I1.1l. long
tlmo nt G per cent. A. F. llaruott.
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LOCAL YOUNG
Pooplo and Adults
Roprosonting Dolls
That Como to Lifo and
Hold a Night of Rov
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Shop.
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Two Hours of Fun and Frolic In
"DOLL LAND"
Rosorvcd Scats, COc, Gonornl Admission for
Children Undor 14 Yoars, 25c.
Scats on sale on and aftor Tuesday. May 13, at
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FOR TRADE- (iood piano
couplo of milch cows. Address P (iiyu.i(?i'uu,irii(iiKi;iii'i'iCiiVtO)ii"iutiiii
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May Sale of UNDERMUSLINS
READY TO DAY BEGINNING TUESDAY A selection for you in Undonnuslins that far surpass any
Previous May Sale display in this storo's history. No matter whothor you havo ono, two, throo garmonts,
or several dozen to buy, you owo it to yoursolf to tako advantage of this opportuno salo. You aro
SAVING JUST 20 PER CENT ON EVERY GARMENT YOU BUY
G. T. F0YES BACK FROM OHIO
ENTHUSIASTIC OVER MEDFORD
Ceo. T. Foyes, proprlotor of tho D.
& C, Cash Storo, has returned from a
four weeks' trip through tho east.
His family who accompanied him east
romalned In Cincinnati, Ohio, wheno
they will visit relatives during the
summer.
AT JACKSONVILLE
Call for Mall Trlbuno vacuum
cleaners at Mr. Abbott's bardwaro
store.
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"Woiiions licautiful Princess slips of fine nain
sook with wide embroidery, edged with lace, bead
ing and ribbon, drawn skirl, lias embroidery in
sertion with deep ruffle to match. Other models
have embroidered yoke with lace mcdnlions and
ribbon bow, skirt has deep flounce with rows of
val insertion finished with edge to match. Regular
prices from $1.23 to $1.00, May Sale 120 OFF
COMBINATIONS
Beautiful combinations are shown in a very
dainty lacey princess model. They have the val
insertion down tho seams and butterfly mcdnlions
set in hero and there. Other styles in the corset
cover and drawer styles, cover being trimmed with
embroidery medalions outlined with val insertion;
drawers also elaborately trimmed. Prices range
from $1.00 up to $3.50, May Salo 20 OFF
CORSETS
Henderson corsets, closing out discontinued
numbers. Values up to $2.00, your choice while
they last 98
DRESS SKIRTS
.Separate skirts of black, navy, grays and tans,
and fancy mixtures, tailored effect. Values up to
$8.00. Closing out every number on this rack. Over
00 to pick from. Price to close only JJ52.98
WAIST OFFERINGS
"Waist made with high or low collar, long aud
short sleeves. Values $1.00 and $1.20. Closing
out at only J8
NIGHT DRESSES
(Exceptional values in night dresses made of
nainsook and soft long cloths, empire style, yoke
of rows of lace insertion with ehantilly laco me
dalions with mcssaline ribbon drawn. Sleeves
have laco insertion, laco edge and ribbon drawn.
Regular prices $1.00 up $ 1.00, May Salo 20 OFF
CORSET COVERS
Many styles lo select from. Corset, cowl's of
fine nainsook from the plain trimmed to (he more
elaborate- effect. Same with dainty laces, iiiis
dalious and fine embroideries. These are known
for their perfect fit. ('rices IlOe to $1.00, May
Salo 20 OFF
DRAWERS
Women's drawers, open and closed styles, made
of soft finished cambric, straight or circular trim
med with lawn ruffle, edged with lace. Others
with ruffles of embroidery. Prices 00c up to $1.00,
May Salo 20 OFF
TAILORED SHIRTS
100 Victor tailored shirts, come in tan, while,
light blue, black, made from standard grade of
soisette, high neck, long sleeve, low neck, short
sleeve, splendid for outing or traveling, always
sold at $1.00, special for two days only 0
25c GORDON HOSE, 19c
Ladies' fast black Cordon hose, absolutely the
best hose sold for the price and retails at 20c every
where, special salo for two days only 19
MOE & CO.
HEART OF MEDFORD
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