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L PERSONAL
Thcro Is a rumor tlint tho Cham
plain (1 rod go on Foots creek Is to be
put Into commission again for tlio
wishing out of tho gold In tho burs
along tho river. Tho d red go, which
has not been operated for Bovoral
years, It about two mites nbovo the
mouth ot tho creek, and tho bar
prospects very good.
Miss Bsthor Tool Is visiting tho
Misses Stlno nt Central Point.
Orchard, taunting, fishing ana
Orator Lake iconcs for salo at Dor
king & Harmon's studio. Negatives
raado any placo, kodak finishing. 128
Cast Main street Thono 216 R.
F. If. Qroono ot Ruch was a Med
ford rlsltor Monday.
T. J. Parton, tho Englo Point
ranchor, wbb a Monday visitor to
Mcdford. Mr. Parton Is making a
great success ot the hog business,
having cashed several thousand dol
lars' worth this season.
Kodak finishing, best In town, nt
Weston's.
Abram Van Wyck, who has been
living near Talent, has moved. Ho
was a Mcdford visitor Monday.
M. D. Womack has returned from
Scattlo, wliero ho offoctcd tho salo
to Now York parties of four prom
ising prospects in Josephine county,
one ot them containing tho first
platinum found In tho county.
R. II. McCurdy writes all kinds nt
Insurance. 401 M. F. & IL bldg.
Phono 349.
Miss Gcratdlno Rukcs was tho suc
cessful candldato in tho It theater
contest, winning tho roso carnival
trip. Sho left Monday for Portland
to spend tho week.
Henry O'Mallcy, superintendent ot
tho United States bureau of hatcher
ies for Oregon, left on an inspection
trip of tho Elk creek hatchery on
Monday.
Ask for homo grown now potatoes.
With Mcdfprd irado Is Mcdford
niado. 70
Gerklng Jk Harmon, stndto por
traits, borne portraits, flash lights,
kodak finishing, post card work and
enlarging.; 128 East Main street;
telophono 215 R.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Smith ot Dutto
Falls were in Mcdford Saturday on
their way to Ashland.
Herbert Smith of Grants Pass
United States commissioner, tnado a
trip to Mcdford on official business
Saturday. He will offlclato In casc3
advertised to come before W. H
Canon, who has gono to his former
homo at Merrill, Wis., accompanied
by his wlfo and sdn, and will bo ab
sent for somo time.
Insure and be sure. Right If we
write It HA, Holmes, The Insur
ance Man.
Sampson McConnell of Roseburg.
Southern Pacific conductor, has
been running Into Ashland this
week.
A. Anderson, district manager of
tho Metropolitan Llfo Insurance com
pany, who has been transferred from
.Mcdford to Portland, left tor tho me
tropolis during the week, accompan
ied by bis wife. Ho Is succeeded
hero by Mr. Burgess, lato of Lo3
Angeles.
E. O. Weston, commercial photog
rapher, negatives made any time or
place by appointment Phone M.
1471.
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Smith were In
tho city Saturday trading with Mcd
ford merchants.
William Michael ot Chicago, a
woll-known operator In fruit, Is in
Mcdford sizing up tho situation. Ho
thinks that tho market for apples ot
cholco varieties will bo good next
fall.
Aak for homo grown now potatoes.
With Mcdford trado Is Mcdford
wado. 70
Dr. Kirchgcs8nor will be at Hotel
Nash ovory Saturday from 10 a. m.
to 3 p. m. on and after May 24.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jones motored
to Mcdford and Phoenix Saturday.
A. Drunker and W. n. Ilandlo of
Grants Paas wero In Mcdford Satur
day.
II. F. Meador and D. C. Goddard
wero up from Talent district Satur
day. Fred Alton Halght, teachor of
piano and harmony, specialist in cor
rect principles ot touch and tech
nlquo for beglnnors or advanced pu
pils. Faults corrected. Summer
term. Halght Music Studios, lie S.
Laurel street. Phono 720-R. 03
Mrs. W. R. Coleman and Mrs. G.
E. Neuber of Jacksonville wero Mid
ford visitors Sunday.
Charlos Reed, formerly connected
with tho First National bank, but
moro recently of Tillamook, w'jo has
been visiting in Mcdford, leaves to
day for San Diego, Cal., where he
expects to locate.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
&A8T AMXSTAXT
Day Phono 227
Night P, W. Weeks 103.2
Pliouc A. E. Orr 078-M
Mrs. Dort Ktncatd of Reno, Nov..
wftH tho guest ot Mr. mid Mrs. 10. J).
Weston Saturday, being en route to
Scattlo on n visit.
Leon Hnsklns left for Portland
Sunday evening to attend n mechn;
ot tho state board of pharmacy, ot
which ho is a member.
Vapor baths and scientific mat'
sago for men and women. Dr. R
J- Lockwood, chiropractor, 303 Gar-
nott-Corey bldg. Phono 145.
Rov. and Mrs. J. W. Sharp wow
In Ashland Friday and Saturday.
Owen Dunlap, Henry Schafor C.
Darnum and Mr. Gtcason ot Phoenix
wero recent visitors in Mcdford.
Singer sewing machines for salo;
rents, repairs, collections. 227 S.
Holly st Phono S1C-JC. CS
11. C Kcntner and his son, Her
bcrt, spent n few days at rhooitx
during tho week.
Arthur Smith, who has been visit
ing In Mcdford .and Phoenix, left
for Coqulllo Saturday via Portland.
Mrs. R. H. Parsons has returned
to Hlllcrest nftor an extended absence.
Ask for homo grown new potatoes.
With Modfprd trado Is Mcdford
made. 70
E, M. Wilson, under sheriff, l.ns
gono to Portland to meet with the
Btato board of nccountency. which is
establishing a uniform system or
bookkeeping In tho county off.'coi.
Gcorgo Monroe, a former resident
of this valley and who owns real es
tate located near Mcdford. Is herj
on a visit. Ho lives at Fresno. Cal.
Wcs Rlggs, Robert Morris and Mr.
niackman wero down from Grants
Pass Sunday.
Fletcher Stout of Jacksonville,
tho pharmacist, left Saturday even
ing for Portland.
II. R. Foster, assistant forest su
pervisor, has gono to Crater lake re-
servo on a tour of Inspection.
Dr. J. S. Parson of Ashland pass
ed through Mcdford Saturday on his
return from a professional visit at
Grants Pass.
Gcorgo W. Dca o and W. R. 7.1m
crleo ot Central Point transacted
business In Mcdford Saturday.
E. P. Hughes. Harry Casey, W. L.
Usshcr, M. A. Carter. Mr. and Mrs.
A. Marsh of Ashland tarried In Mcd
ford Saturday.
J. F. Kelly, J. L. Wilson and Ira
Klmo of Griffin creek transacted
business In Mcdford Saturday.
Mrs. E. M. Campbell and hor
daughter left for Minnesota Satur
lay evening on a visit They will
bo Joined later by Mr. Campbell.
nugn D Armond was at Grants
Pass Saturday on professional bus!
ness.
E. O. Pcrham, bridgo contractor.
icrt for Merlin Saturday, near which
place bo Is building n bridgo across
Rogue river for Josephlno county.
P. F. Swayne, Frank Cameron. F,
II. Green and J. F. Crump wero over
from Applegate Saturday on busi
ness.
Miss Isslo McCully and Mrs. E. J.
Kubll ot Jacksonville wero In Mcd
ford Saturday.
Professor and Mrs. P. J. O'Gara
loft for tho north Saturday ovenlng
to no gono a row days.
Arthur C nrfk of Corvallls was a
recent visitor in Medford.
Professor P. II. Dally mado a trip
to Jacksonville Saturday aftornoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Sander of
San Francisco spent Sunday In Mcd
ford. A. Carpenter and R. L. -Wilson
wero among tho horticulturists in
Mcdford Saturday.
W. A. Waun, tho expert account
ant, has been at Grants Pass, where
his wlfo Is visiting rrlends.
Will Hansen, who has been spend
ing tho past two years In Arizona,
and his wife arrived In Mcdford Sat
urday evening. Tuey may remain
somo time.
Two moro drinking fountains are
being established In Medford one ut
North Central and Jackson and tho
other at North Central and Court.
This Is commendable.
T. E. Daniels, deputy exalted ruler
of tho D. P. o. E who has been Jn
tho Willamette valley on fraternal
business, is at homo again.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cochmn lof
for Montana Saturday ovenlng and
may bo gono somo time.
Mr. and Mrs. H. It Holms of
Kingsbury Springs wero recent vis
itors In Medford.
Dr. J. F. Reddy came down from
Grants Pabs Saturday, returning tho
same ovenlng,
V, J. Emorlck, who has been
spending several weeks in Idaho and
Montana with W. II. Humphroy and
omers, Hunting big game, is In Med
ford again.
air. and Mrs. Guy Harper wero
or ttio many over from Jncksonvlllo
baturday.
u. a. rselson and F. M. Smith of
Sterling district transacted business
in Medford Saturday.
Wilbur Caskey of Portland, eon of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Caskey of this
city, Is making his parents a visit
O, A. Hubbard was down from his
Rig Dutto ranch during tho past
week.
Mrs. Charles Stranir nn.l l.nr
daughter left for Corvallls Sundav
evening to attend commencement
exercisos at the Oregon Agricultural
collego. Fred Strang, her son, 1b n
member ot tho graduating class,
Mr. and Mrs. llornco Polton mo'
tored to Medford Saturday after
noon.
J. W. Myers of Central Point,
chief fruit Inspector, spent Sunday
afternoon in Medford.
Miss Violet Caskey has returned
from n visit in Portland, her former
homo.
Henry Mnnktns of South Jackson
vlllo was n business visitor In Med
ford Saturday.
Contractor Stewart, enmo down
from his ranch near Ashland Satur
day,
N. S. Draden of Ontario, Can., who
Is connected With the Wctlnghouso
Electric company, arrived In Med
ford Sunday. He Is n son ot tho lato
Dr. Draden and cornea to look up
property In this county belonging to
tho estate.
Mrs. Lulu Trycr of Grants Pass,
who has been visiting Mrs. R. H.
Toft, returned homo Sunday evening.
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. J. Odell, who
hnvo been stopping In Medford dur
ing tho past two mouths, loft for
Salem Sunday.
Mrs. Hanks spent Sunday with
friends living noar Central Point.
John Ulrlch. father of Mrs. Geo.
R. Llndley, arrived from Godfrey
III., Saturday, and will pay Mcdford
an extended visit
Armand Taylor, who has been at
tending Oregon Agricultural collego,
returned to Mcdford last week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Roper of
Grants Pass spent Sunday in Mcd
ford. Dillon Hill and his family woro In
Mcdford Sunday, coming to mcot
Miss Ash and of California, who will
pay them an extended visit.
Senator von dcr Helton left for
Corvallls Sunday evening to attend
a meeting ot tho board of regents ot
tho O. A. C, ot which ho Is a member.
Grants Pass' annual roso tcstlv.il
will be held on Friday, June 13, and
extcnslvo preparations aro being
mado for tho event Tho roses aro
exceptionally fine nnd all trains wit
bo met with nutomobllos loaded with
them. Combined with tho festivities
will bo n program of Industrial ex
ploitation and several will deliver
addresses at tho park on tho differ
ent Industries of southern Oregon.
A public dinner at which everything
served will bo a product ot Oregon
will bo ono ot tho features.
II. G. Dox. Harry Luy, Chas. Dun
ford, Sr. E. II. Helms, Fred Lewis,
Charles Rills and N. Mitchell wero
of tho many down from Jacksonville
Sunday.
J. F. Merrill, Dr. Mart-sell. 8. W
McClendon and J. W. Lawrcnco ot
Gold Hill transacted business In
Medford Saturday.
Mrs. R. G. Drown of Eaglo Point
was In Mcdford Saturday, accom
panying her sister, Mrs. Stewart, of
La Grande, who has been visiting
her this tar on her return home.
Miss Flosslo Dunford of Jackson
ville has been In Mcdford visiting
her sister, Mrs. S. D. Simmons.
Edna Durrell ot Medford, Fern
Cousins of Grants Pass and Luclla
Chamberlain ot Lebanon wero award
cd scholarships by tho Portland Art
association and they will go to tho
Oregon metropolis next fall to begin
their work. Theso awards wero
mado to crcato an Interest among
studonts of schools In tho smaller
cities who havo taken up art In
earnest and to help them contlnuo
their study.
MEDFORD BEST PLACE
SAYS J. C.
I
Thai Med font is the best plneo of
nil Is evidenced hy the following Id
ler received by J. A. WcMluilund from
J, C. Schmidt nt Los Angeles, who
until recently was n resilient of Mcd
ford nnd hnvlng deponed of his in
IojtsIk lions ducided tu go to Califor
nia and look around tho country!
"I hnvo covered more thnu 1000
miles in my aulo biuee leaving Mod
ford hut hnvo not scon n place In nil
that distance that has ns many good
features, nnd so few had ones ntho
Rogue river valley. Thcro nro only
two thinpi you needgood roads and
irrigation to hnvo nny place In Cull
fornin bent. Iloro Iho grent cry Is
water, water I They can't get enough
water. Nearly everything in tills
country for sule. Those that con
get nwny nro going north or want
too."
HALL TAXI CO. TO TAKE
CRATER LAKE CONTRACT
Tho Hall Taxi company will havo
charge ot tho auto part ot tho Crater
Lake excursions this year In connec
tion with tho Pacific ft Eastern rail
road, taking tho excursionists from
Derby, to tho lako and return. They
havo also arranged to tako people
from Mcdford to tho lako nnd return
for 13 for tho round trip.
A regular schedulo will bo nrrnng
cd to leavo Medford thrco times a
week, but pooplo will bo taken nny
day not on the regular schodulo. You
can also mako tho trip from Medford
to tho lako and roturn via Derby and
from there by rail or vlca versa.
Court Hall, proprietor of tho taxi
company, says ho thinks tho season
will bo open about July 10.
Tho Southern Pacific will sell tick
ets from San Francisco, Portland or
Intermediate points to Crater Lake
via Mcdford this year tor tho first
time. Tho Pacific & Eastern will also
sell tickets to tho lako and return.
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Sixly-five Modfordilos loft todny
for tliu Portland Itoso Show, on the
special train advertised hy tho South
cm Pacific. They will spend tho
Week nt the Metropolis, having a good
time nnd seeing tho sight.
A partial list of those who have
reservations nru:
A. V. Harnett, C. It. Ittty mid fam
ily, Mrs. Delroy Ucteliell, Mrs. K. II.
French, Mr. nnd Mrs. AW KIIN, Mitm
Kurslev, Miss Itiley, U K. Ilnff nnd
wife, K. Wold, Miss Jones, It. W.
Hilchcock, Mrs. Tuihcll. It. W. Lit
tle. II. I Kirkputriok, W. K. David
sou, Dr. Iliddcll, Mrs. Schiller, K. D.
Hanly, E. 0. Drown, Mrs. W. E.
Thomjwou, T. 0. (Ingoou, .1. E. Will
lln, C. F. Durko, Sarah Eimled, Mrs.
W. II. llailcy, 0. It. Llndley, Mrs.
Dodge, Mrs. Annn Lunged, W. II.
Snillli, John l'orl, W. M. Mcdownu,
Mrs. Wngouor, Joo Liggett, Oniric
(lay nnd wife, Miss Violet OUomnii,
Miss Mnrgnret Cromar, Mrs. Urecko-
hoik, Miks ltucker, Mr. nnd Mis. h.
E. (lore nnd ninny others.
Cattle Bring High Figures.
Von dor Hclleu brothers of Wellon
have sold to Warner, Wortmuii mid
(lore, n hunch of prime cattle, re
ceiving the record jirico of "Vi
cents ior ismnd on Iho hoof. Thl
hhows that theru is money in slock
raiting.
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Wild Animal ltcturc at Star
A photoplay very much out of tho
ordinary will bo shown at tho Star
thcator today nnd tomorrow, entitled
"In tho Claws of tho Leopard." It
tolls a thrilling mining story In tho
tropics and shows a terrific fight
with wild beasts that will mako your
hulr stand on end. Right through
It Is an animal picture that's differ
ent Admission G and 10 cents.
FURNITURE SWINDLE IS
PROVEN A MISTAKE
Through a misunderstanding be
tween tho principals, a warrant was
sworn out Saturday by Mrs. S. M
Herbert against Charles E. Harland
alleging that tho latter had sold fur
niture, collected tho monoy and then
failed to deliver tho goods. Mrs.
Herbert declared sho had purchased
122 worth ot furnlturo In answer to
an ad last Tuesday, and they woro to
havo been delivered that night, but
when sho could neither find tho fur
nlturo nor tho salesman sho decided
to see what Prosecuting Attornoy
Kelly could do about It
Hearing ot tho troublo, Mr. Har
land proceeded to get Into communi
cation with tho complainant and ex
plain that ho had been delayed and
If Mrs. Herbert did not want tho
furnlturo ho would bo glad to tako
It back and refund tho money.
This was dono and tho warrant
was not served. Mr. Harland Is n
former employe of tho Medford Oas
company and has always enjoyed a
good reputation,
"SUE LOOKS OLD" AXI) XOT YET
10.
Many women fado early, simply
because they do not take proper euro
ot theinsolves. They constantly
overdo and ovorlook thoso aliments
that If not checked rob them ot all
health and beauty.
At the first symptoms of a func
tional disturbance) or an organlco de
rangement, If women will only roly
upon Lydla E. Plnkham's Vegetable
Compound, that great woman's rom
edy for woman's Ills, It will aid tho
roses to return to your cheeks, sal
low looks depart, spirits brighten
and backacho and headaches caused
by Hiich troublos to ho known no
moro.
NOTICE.
Notico Is hereby given that a spe
cial meeting of stockholders of tho
Rogun River Fruit & Produco Asso
ciation will bo held nt tho public
library In tho city of Mcdford, Juno
20, 1913, nt 10 o'clock a. m.. for tho
purpose or considering and acting
upon tho advisability ot building a
cold storage warehouse upon the asso
ciation a property In the city of Mod
ford, and lu connection therewith, of
Issuing two series of bonds ot tho
Association, ono of n total of
124,000.00 and ono of a total of
$16,000.00. and ot executing a first
and second mortgago upon tho Asso
ciation's property to sccuro such Is
sues of bonds respectively.
ROGUE RIVER FRUIT & PROlJl.'CS
ASSOCIATION.
Ily A. C. Randall, President
Dated at Mcdford, Oregon, .May
23, 1013.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED To rent unfurnished
house of 7 or 8 rooms; must bo
close In. Seo H, C. Hazelrlgg at
postofflce. 71
FOR RENT First-class pasture,
running water, good shade, wove
wlro fenco, f 1.50 per month. Seo
John Darker. 78
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Dressy Foot
wear ror
Every Day
CAN DE HAD AT UEIILINU'S
A largo part ot
footwear that
our
wo
summer
aro
carry.
dressy cnouglivfor any ocean
Ion. They aro good fitters,
too, and you won't have to pay
tho prlco ot discomfort for be
ing stylish.
Behling
Wc Like
to Fit
.SHOE STORK
(J(X)D FIT
The Hani
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK
at Mcdford, In tho state of Oregon, nt tho closo of busluesH Juno 4, 11)13.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts $38S,(i7S,C7
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 1 1, 130,02
U. S. bonds to etc ill' o circulation 100,000,00
Other bonds to sccuro postal savings 7,000,00
Premiums on U. S. bonds 8, 300.00
lionds, securities, etc 33,280,42
Uanking house, furnlturo and fixtures : 48,800,00
Other real estato owned 32,500.00
Duo from natlouul bunks (not resorvo agonts) ; 1,872.01
Duo from approved resorvo agents 74,525,10
Checks and other cash items .'.. 128,00
Exchangos for clearing houso , 1,842,72
Notes of other national banks 1,700,00
Fractional paper currency, nickels and cunts.., 140,21
lawful money reserve In bank, upcclo 43,762. 95
Redemption fund with U. S. treasurer (&' of circulation J 5,000,00
Total v , 1752,073.08;
LIAUILITIES.
Capital stock paid In ' 1 100,000,00
Surplus fund .. i ' ... 26,000.00
Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid.,..,., 20,141,10
National hank notes outstanding , 08,550.00
Due to stato and private banks und baukerK 4,200,90
Individual deposits subject to check '.: 305,183.82
Demand certificates of doposlt , (.... v- 10,115.00
Tlmo certificates ot deposit , , , .., .... 111,013,21
Certified checks , , 3,000.00
Cashier's checks outstanding 227.43
Postal Havings deposits 4,107,02
Notes and bills redlscouuted .'. 5,074.45
Total 1752,073.08
Stato of Oregon, County of Jackson, us.:
I, John B. Orth, cashier or tho ubove numed hunk, do solomnly swear
that tho ubovo statement Is truo to tho best ot my knowledge and bollef.
JOHN S. ORTH, Cashier.
Correct Attest! .L A. PERRY,
. ' J. M. KEKNH,
W. M. GORE,
Directors.
Subscribed andW'oni to boforo mo'tlils 0th dny of .Tunn, i013.
U. M. HOHWUTB, Nolmy Public.
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SHIRTS
?
Does it not sound
reasonable to you
Good Dresser
r.
That. ninmii'ni'tiuvrH who build .shirtn
run build collars to fit their shirts hot
ter than the iiiuuufaeturei' who makes
just, collars and knows nothing of tho
special points of the shirt i
.If you have overlooked this point you
are depriving yourself of considerable,
comfort.
", THE FEATURE
ARROW SHIRTS
ARROW COLLARS
Tho collor built, for tho shirt, (ho shirt
for the collar.
Try it once, you will thank us for thu
suggestion.
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(of course)
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Siskiyou Heights
Now is tho time to make selection of lots and
tracts in this magnificent residence district.
SEE
JOHN A. TORNEY
ROOM 1, PALM BLOCK
Round Trip Fares
TO Til 13
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Portland Rose Festival
via Tin:
fttN
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rvT7,
Oil SUNSET M
I ROUTES
Stfi
ONE AND ONETHIRD FARE
from all main and branch linn points; from imlutu on tho 0, & U
' fl.i.F, C, & W, und I. & M.
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HALK DATKHt
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IOugono and all points north Including' branch lino points, Juno
8 to 13 Inclusive; Htutloim south of Kiigouu, Juno S-O-ll-lfJ, 'Final
return limit Juno 10,
Tor Illustrated booklut on tho Roho Festival and leaflet giving
full program, call on any 8, I'. Agent, or address:
JOHN M, SCOTT, General I'asHoiiger Agotit
1'ortland, Oregon
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