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Newspaper Page Text" !PA$I(WO. IMEDFORD MATT) TRIBUNR MTCDFOttD, ORRaON, TUESDAY. JUNK 17, 19W. IOCAL ANP I PERSONAL . -ii Tho swimming tnnfc will bo oprnptf. on Wetlnr-mlny at tho Natntorlum for. tho ejHm Como ami enjoy a Reed wlnt. , . Th NatMorlMin jSYlrntnijt- Ibrk (will lWioaHKd.Wro .eniwal tfrf Don'l forget that tho Bwlmnilng for KoWaiUM " '. $3000 accident nnd Ufa Intti-HBCJ for 10 &-G0 tot J17.50. Soa Minimi thai Ihmtranco man. ',T. B. rfanTcW tleliuty grahM nireit.-rulor at tho 1). l. Oi.B:, lott for Coon county Mondny evening to lKtt tho IoiIbo In Marsliflelil. At tho school meeting held at Jacksonville Monday, C. C. llekman was re-elected n director. Cliaunccy Vloroy was elected clerk to succeod l.owla Ulrlch. You can buy a J20.000 accident policy for $23, covering automobiles, motorcyclo nnd common carrier ac cidents, In tho Travelers' Insurance company from E, S. Tumi', 210 Gar nett-Corcv Mile, nhono GG4. . James Garvin has returned to Tnl cnt after .spending a week In Port J. WJohnsoh-of tAshlatul, -was a Medford VUllor Jionuay. t A. Conro Flero of Central Point tjlstrlct, was lB.,Mcdford .Moqilay aft crnoon. Orchard, hauling, 3s-t-ir and Crater .Lake ene for sale at Cor king & Harmon's- atutHo. Negatives made any place, kodakflnlshlpg. 128 East Main street. Phone- 215 R. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrlch of Jacksonville motored to Medford on Monday oven In r. A. J. Daley, J. V. Pow and V. G, Knighton of H-sle Point were late visitors In Medford. Read tho ad In this paper telling of tho opening of tho Red Front store. " Mrs. Laura Long and her daughter have returned from a trip to Trail district' D. G, Burkhart of Albany- and J. V. Deano of-Throe PInos are1 re cent arrivals la Medford. Kodak flnlsklng, Ticst In town, at Weston's. Karl Croft of Trail and George W. "Walker of Asbestos were In Medford Monday, Dr. Mack 6f Ashland has been nt tho Medford t jikarmacy during the absence, .of the 'proprietor at Port land. For your $1 flour go to tho Mon arch Seed and Feed store. 76 L. Nlederraeyer or North Jackson ville was a business visitor In Med ford Monday. Emll Drophy has gono to ABhland to tako charge of II. L. "Whlted'a Jowelry store during the proprietor's absence. Ills wlfo accompanied him. R. II. McCurdy writes all kinds of Insurance. 401 M. F. & II. bldg. Phone 349. Tho regular examination of appli cants for toachera' certificates will begin at Jacksonville, Juno 18, con tinuing four days. Mrs. P. A. Botz and Mrs. F. Pettl- grow of Eagle Point district have been visiting relatives living In Med ford. Corn meal at the Monarch Seed and Foed store, 30 cents. 7C Charles Baker, who has been tho culinary artist nt Hollywood for some time, loft for Florence, Lane county, Monday. C. M. Ituch of Applegate, who hus boon spending several days at Port land, returned Monday. Corking &" Harmon, atndlo por traits, "horao portraits, flask lights, kodak finishing, post-card work-and enlarging.; 128 East Mala street; telephone 21 S R. C. II. Plerco made a business trip to Jacksonville Monday altornoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. Coffoou were down from their ranch In Antloch district recently. M. Eulllvan, father of Mrs. W. It Bullock, arrived from California on Monday nnd 'will' visit 'In Medford uwhllii. ' ' l ' Chick foed ut the Monarch Seed nnd Feed store, 3 per hundred. 70 T. yvi .Long and his son havo gone to Crescent City,' Cal., to locate. Dr. T, T. ShAw and Lcsllo Btan solllwerjp'jfiuppB W many who cjitno to Medford from, Jacksonville Mon day. ,C. 11 Morso, 0, P. Helms nnd Cha3. llorlfnrd of Talent tarried a short tlmo lu Mud ford Monday. H. D. Weston, commercial photog rapher, negatives made any time or place by appointment Phone M. 1471. Messrs. Wood and Messner went north on real estate business Monday ovontng. Weeks & McGowan Co. UNDERTAKERS ZJLBY ASSISTANT Day Phono 27 Night F. V. Weeks 103-T.2 Phonos A. K. Orr 07H-.M Mr. Uownn of Chicago, who U con nectetl with tfio Fowler timber Inter ests In Foots greek district, spent Monday In Medford. I J. J; Stacy a.?A. It. veteran, who la stopping nt tKo Qregon eoltllerV homont H'p:l)urij, ' visiting In Med ford. Calf hionrat tlio. Monarch Seed nnd Feed store. 70. rf,McGulre,'fwhpJc'endctcd a no tlefi etbe to MedroVi Tor a few mtmths, Is iu hrnvfiteaa at Plaut City, his former honied t .Frank Ketlierlaad and Frank Wil liams of Butla Kails have been 'tratiMictlnjf business In Medford. N'ew grain haj4n field. C. W. la- Dr. Robert XI. Jeffrey lias returned f"rom a prof'oslonnlitHjt to HutU Fails. ? ;-;JtT ' Emmett Beeson and A. F. Spen cer wro ut; .from Talent during the week. Everything In tho poultry llne'nt the Monarch Seed and Feed store. F. B. Waterman. Fred Schuli and A. B. Parker of Central Point dis trict have been transacting business In Medford. Mrs. Florence Haiclrlgg, who went to Portland with her mother last week, was stricken with appendicitis nnd underwent an operation nt a lwspltal Monday., , r Dr. jklfchgoTsncr w.tirbe at Hotnl Nash every, BatUrday.from 10 a. m. to 3 pl'tn'. on and after May 24. George L. Hoff and A. J. T, Smith of, Gold Hill aro of those who were In Medford lately. 11. II. Taylor of Applcgato roado a business trip to Medford Monday. - Joseph Skeetcrs has returned from a stay of several Weeks at his farm In Big Butte district. Don't forget that Thursday la the opening day for tho Red Front store. 7fi Mrs. A. R. Davis of San Francisco, who has been visiting In tho valley, returned to California Sunday. Mrs. J. S. Parson of Ashland pass ed through Medford recently on her way home from a visit nt Grants Pass. Vapor baths usd scientific mas sage, for men and women. Dr. R. J. Lockwood. chiropractor. 203 Gar-nclt-Corey oldg. Phone' 14 S. Mrs. G, E. Fox nnd Mrs. Lucy Bcbb of Central Point were on a shopping trlpto Medford Monday. A.t'X. Sol las, an attorney of On tarlo, Malheur county, was In Med ford Saturday visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. 11. Sollss. $25,u00 Aetna accident Insurance for ?25 a year. Seo It II. McCurdy, agent, 401 M. F. & It. bldg., phone 249. 79 F. 11. Hull, W. S. Hoagland and E. Kaaekstcdt of Central Point trans acted business in Medford this week. C. L. Hughes of Hornbrook, Cat,; J. II. and E. Q. Boecko were recent arrivals In Medford. Mr. and Mrs, G. F. 'Billings, S. A. Potter and J. S. Morgan wore among citizens of Ashland who camo to Medford during the week. Miss Emma Armstrong was among her friends at Jacksonville Monday. Mrs. Wascbau, who has been In Medford for several weeks on busi ness connected with her real estate Interests, left Monday for southern California, whero sho resides. J. T. Logan, a prominent miner of Josephine county, made a business trip to Medford during the week. Miss Louise Jonos, manager of tho Jacksouvlllo telephone office, return ed Monday from a week's visit at Portland. Rev. J, K. Howard of Glcndalo !s spending a fovr days In Medford. T. "W. Miles returned from Port land on Monday, where he attends, a nioetlng of the tltlo men of Ore gon. Mrs. C. B. Rostel of Central Point passed through Medford Monday on tho return from a visit In "Siskiyou county, California. Mrs. Charles Nickcll and her daughter were at Jacksonville Mon day visiting relatives and friends. A. W. Shearer of Steamboat went to Glendale Monday to Inspect a vein of gold-bearing ore In tho Interests of Portland capitalists. Corbin Edgell was of tho horticul turists who had business In Medford during the weok. Mrs. G. N. Lewis, Miss Emma Wondt, Mrs. W. E. Finney and Miss NoIUq Mclntyro of Jacksouvlllo were Medford 'visitors Menday: Dr. J. G. Goble returned Monday from a professional trip to tho south ern part of tho valley. County Recorder and Mrs. V. L. Colvlg are receiving congratulations ovor tho arrival of a son at their residence In Jacsonvllle. Huron Clough of Douglas county, a nophow of Mrs, L, 15. Enyart, pass ed through Medford Monday en routo to California to engage in civil engin eering. T. B. Cornell of Grants Puss trans acted business iu Medford Monday afternoon. Miss Mildred Gorig, who has boon attending tho University of Oregon, Is at homo again. Lewis Dorun of Antelope district Bpont Monday In Medford. Fred T. Lewis and his son wore ovor from Wellen tho forepart of tho weok. Mrs. A. Hose of Jacksonville re turned Monday from Douglas coun ty, where sho has been teaching school. Hoscoo Thomas, who ts engaged lu farming .In tho Willamette viUo, was at Jacksonville, his former home, this week. Jnmos Flttslmmons of Foots creek district was among tho many who camo to Medford Mondny. Now that tho Fowler timber belt has been sold to Chicago parties, ho predicts that a big tmwinlll will bo put there before long. Ed Andrews nnd 11. Wlthlngtou were of those who transacted busi ness in Jacksonville Monday. Charles Moiorvc, a forn,er newspa per and mngaslno publisher of Mod ford, Is conducting a restaurant nt Grants Pnts. ' Miss Helen -Rngsdalo has gono to San Francisco and may remain there. Mr. nnd Mrs. T. J. O'llarra of Cen tral Point motored to Medford the forepart of tho week. G. If. Stool!, who Is charged wlh securing $694 from tho bank rt Weed on n fraudulent draft drawn on Oaklnnd, was arrested nt Klam ath Falls dud turned over to tho Cal ifornia authorities. He was travel ing In an automobile. Extension lecturers from tho Ore gon Agricultural college aro at work In southern Oregon. Todny Profes sor Kent will lecture nt Wolf Crock on dairying, whero Professor llyslop will speak on farm crops. Tomorrow they will address an Institute nt Roguo River and on Thursday nnd Friday they will bo at Murphy nnd Talent. Miss Hilda Miller will Join them nt Talent nnd will talk to the women on certain applications i-f chemistry to everyday homo pro cesses. Judgo Calkins, who Is holding court nt Portland, will couveno cir cuit court for Jackson county rt Jacksomlllo on Monday, July 7. HE'S LOBBIED ALL LIFE WASHINGTON, Juno 17.Sonntor William Alden Smith of Michigan wns the principal witness today bo foro tho senate lobby Investigating committee Smith said ho had been lobbying all hla life and liked It. Ho said he got much Information In that way. Smith advised the annexation ot Cuba and bltferl attacked Itio Un dorwood tariff measure. At the afWnoon session of tho lobby investigating commlttco Sena tor Overman read various samples of correspondence from Truman Palm er's flics. Ono letter, which was sent to all Ucct sugar men, asked subscriptions for tho puchaso of a powerful Chicago morning paper, "because It Is extensively quoted nnd the weekly which It publishes circu lates widely among farmers of tho mlddlo west." Tho lottor said a for mer Michigan congressman and a former speaker favored this plan. Another letter read by Overman explained tho resignation of Henry Oxnard from the United States sugar producers' association, saying that his $10,000 salary would bo contin ued ns ho "could do bctten work out side" KELLY TO PROSECUTE FISH LAW VIOLATORS Prosecuting" Attorney E. K. Kelly left Tuesday for OrnntH l'nift where he will proRceuto tho fishermen caught vinlAtuiK tlio Inw. lie nn nouuceil tluit if? the umiul result of Josephine (,'droe proricciitionn ob tained, nml juries rcfiiHcd to convict with tho evidenro before thorn, he would contest the validity of the law opening tho river, ns Tipplied to Josephine county, llu ntnti-H that tlic title of the lnw closes the river to commercial fibbing while tho net opens a ten milu htrctch nnd tho con flict between the title and rontcuM iuvulidutcH thnt portion of tho law. ST. PCTKUSnURO, Juno 17. Covering the IiihI tlireo hundred mile of his flight from Paris to St. I'etora hurg in three mid n hulf bourn, Mar cel Dew MoiilinniK, tho French avia tor, arrived hero nhortlv lioforo noon in un uorofilano. Tim ItusHian Aero club presented him with n Hi her vaho in recognition of big 1000 inilo flit-lit. ART EXHIBIT W, G. M'DONAtJd la exhibiting n collection of h'w paintings ut 30 North Central Street, next door to nostof fico and cor dially invites all interested in art to call and hoc this collection. The pictures are for sale. CHIEF OF UNITED MINERS, INDICTED IN WEST VIRIGN A John l White, chief of tho United Mine Workers, has been Indicted by a federal grand jury In West Vir ginia -for conspiracy under the Sher man net. This ts one of tho first. If not the first, occasions on which labor leadera ha been Indicted un der tho act which taa heretofore been used exclusively ngnlnsl trusts and combinations of omplo)ers. T Tho Commercial club U iu receipt of the following impurv: Hru-M'l', Ilolgium, Mit) 30, 1 01 II. My DeurSir: Will you kindly send some of your literature relating to farming, fruit raising nnd dairying to this address: Mehmed Knisi, Cnpitnino do Corvette en relmite, Arunaut Keuy, Constantinople, Turkey. lie is n gentleman of moans with whom I have traveled lately and ho wif-he.s to go to America, to buy n farm. He thought of going to Xow Jer sey and bad never heard of Oregon, unt'd I told liiui alimit it and lauded it so highly that he thinks ho miht hcttlo out there. If he goes he ujll take bin wifo nnd two children, u boy of about twelve, n girl of about fif ''" uud I think they will be a vajunhlo addition to your community., Yours very truly, J. S. PAKKK, Colonel, l S. Army. Hearty co-oporatlon In n'l linos with tho Fourth of July co intuit toe was pledged by the. Merchants' ntito elation at their monthly banquet at tho Nash hotel Mondny evening. Tho merchants will do .their shnro iu making tho Fourth celebration tho greatest ever, A committee was named to outline plans for a merchants' picnic In Aug ust nnd submit plans at tho July meeting. Tho nttoclntlou voted that each member should tako at least a small card aa ailvortUlng In tho Fourth of July Issuo of tho Mnll Trlbuno, that palter going out of Its cuutpm by printing an Issuo on the Fourth con taining flKht results, for tho benefit of tile many visitors expected. Itoutlnn. business was transacted. Whon A, F. Stenn'ott, who lives on East Eleventh and Vancouver, got up Tuesday morning ho saw a munll black bear climbing over his rear fence Into his chicken yard. Grab bing a piece ot plank, ho struck tho boar n blow thnt knocked it off tho fence and rolled It ovor. Then ho saw tho litur had a collar and n ploco of chain attached, Inquiry revealed tho fact that tho animal belonged to 'Rollo St. Jbiiich, and bad Lrdkcn uwny during, tho night. Tho bear is a flvu months old cub, which Mr, Ht. J u inn's purchased from James Snoll of Butto Falls, who killed tho mother ami captured tho tbreo cubs. THE ARTIST EXPLORER I SEES ASCOT SIAKE WON By tWDL LONDON. Juno .17.rTU Ascot stakes, feature of tho day'a events lu tho royal race meeting which opened today nt Ascot, was won by Lord Carnarvon's lMvull; L, Hraisoy's Cat mint was second and T. Martin's Junior third. Twenty-two hursea ran In tho race, which was at two miles and carried' a vnlub of $111,500. A great crnWd, Including King Cleoruo and queen Mary and a brilliant en tourage witnessed from tho royal In closure tho running ot tho historic event nml applauded the winner. Tho Coventry vtnltun for two-year-olds, valued at I&0Q0, wns won at Ascot today by Colonel McCalmot's Tetrarch, W, Clark's Courageous was second and L. Noutnnnn's St. Cor third. Tho Cold Vnao, third and lust of today's feature events, was won by K. Million's ShoRiin at adds ot 3 to 13. II. 1'ursq's Ht. Marrladu, S to I, was second, and Lord Itothschlld'a Day, 2 to 1, third. There were no other atntlor. Resides tho Hold Vase trophy Itself, valued nt' 11000, tho race, which Was at a dlntatu-o of two miles, carried n value of $20011 In rash. YOUNG AGUINALD0 VISITS JAPS ON FREEDOM MISSION KOIIK, Japan. Juno 17. Kinll Aguiiialdo, sou of the former Fili pino rexdutioiiitry lender, nrnvad liero toduv. en routo to Tokio. He wiia siiid to bo on n misiioii ifiu conocted with tho I'hilipprio Hide peudeueu movement. Young Agul ualdo conferred with u number of prominent Japanese here. Can't Kelp But Admire Babies Every Woman Ctt Loving Glance at tho Nettling Cuddled In its Honntt. A woman' lirntt iinturnlly rfpaJ In thv cbirro suit -rtti't i( l lir-ltjr ibllJ. ml tmirf u liwliy ttiin rtrr Lrftire iltum tho mlrrnt uf llulbrri lllful. Tlil U most wuttilrrdil rilrrnal hlp to lli nuwl' nnd truitonl. It ptn-tralrt tho tlMur. roskr t(irtii tilUnt lu rrjillljr jlrlil to nstiire' iWmAnii far ripiuilaa, n thfru U no lonrr s pM of (inln. ilt roaiturl, itrtiolnic n.iu.ra cr oth'r rtnt ti'im no uftm illiir-luj; during ttu snilutu nrtkK of ripiftanfr Molbfr' Krlrocl prrDirr4 tlx antral fnr the omilnif rrrnt luif Ita lirlnira coin furt, rrat anil iym Otirlni; thai trfo TliU In a mutt mitknl nauo- upuo tlwi ImIit, klnc It ltiii tnhrrlu a uplrndld nrol(r rtiu of nrrr- tii illen ruuotliui .Mill rllf'llrlv n JoiinK niultlr. I IbU fiDiiraa rtimtlr of Inri'lmaliln valnt. It itiabln li-r tu prfftTi Inr bralttt anil trrncth. ami hi rvnalui a prMtr molfn" by havlnc nriMilfJ oil lhr nffrln4 il ilanerr tint wuulil ottii rwlt. ai-oimpanf ub aa iKMTnton. MilMr Krlrtnl tlmr iiufblr ltibtl''at" erttr n'to. trmSoti tail niiiM-l lurnlvnl anil U c nr ptvrntU fur raklsif i.f lb tirl. Yihi will ami HiU nplfn.ll.l n-mnlr on mlft at all Umr; tnr' at II 00 n hi 1 1 In. ami In liUbly n-roiumrp.lnl f.ir h purixMr. U'rlti llraillUM HrcnUtnr (.. Ill Miliar lllilr.. .MUnta. !. ami Ihry will nidi )l mint, a vrry tnilructlvc bovk fur ip tant motbrrt. GRAND OPENING of Medford's Exclusive 5-lQ-15c Store , " 123 WEST MAIN STREET SEE' WINDOW FOR OPENING SPECIAL Candy lb 15p Peanuts, qt 5tf NOTIONS RIBBONS Stockings, tho 25c kind for 15 TINWARE ENAMELWARE NOTHING ..OVER. 15f Don't Forget; Thursday at 10:00 a. m. t W. BD ANDERSON OFF fOR BITTLE L. 1.. i . Tlio Anderson ln , Freddie nnd Uud, left MeiUotd Tuesday ufleniooii for Loh Angeles, whero Dud l mihod uli'd to incut r,eneh Cross, tho New York lightweight July 1. ' llud was glum n vote of eonfidenro bv it largo crowd of his loonl ad mirers nnd vJu'u ho steps Into thn ring on liiilopendoucv I lav ho will ho eiirrvlm more Mrdfoid inutieV than In any of Ida pmtoiw oontol. I If llud put Ciivsh hwnv ft H thought t lint he will get u ehniiuo tit liiera or ltltehlo on Labor Dnv. I ii vot' t'.w iii:aii, vol can hi: a (ioon eooic We will show you how. Tako any roclpo for rust. uiufilliH, blhcult or pastry, follow direction! nnd uno Crescent Baking Powder Tako nil the time ou wnut to mix It. and let It stand ten or fifteen inln utes before bak ing, If you wish, It will bo nil the bet ter "CUKHCI'.S'T" has two power units uud Ni:'Hll FAU.H TO HAIKU TIIU DOl'Olf le full l,b. Ask Your (Irocer Crmreut Miiiiiifui'lurliig Co. Seattle, Wuh. BfTPtffll Pag'e Theatre PANTAGEB UHEQUkLLED VAUDEVILLE Wednesday and Thursday, Juncl8-19 EDWIN FORD & COMPANY Lata qf Fpur Fords IN A DANCIN0 CARNIVAL ALVIN&KING JACK SYMONDS .Hid Jjuii Ainkoi-H M PAGESCOPE LABERGERE Tlw Xuwv NVo(l rnr- Ami Her (otnia in Anothui' POSING DOQS .SniiiHliiiih' CVnm-cly Thoo Shows Every Wednesday and Thursday Matinoo3 2:30, Evoning3 7:30, 9:30 1000 Matihoo Soata 25c Each Evonings 25 and 35c NOTHING OVER 16 CENTS GRAND OPENING Thursday, June 19 at 10:00 a.m. COME AND GET ACQUAINTED SEE THE NEW STORE SOMETHING DIFFERENT GET THE lfc HABIT AND SAVE-MONEY .. i L. JUDKINS, Proprietor $75,000 Aetna Insurance ' for $75d jfedf Linger r manlier amounts In thn l same porporllou, Isn't It worth In- tsltitiilliut? H'u R. II. McOIRDY, Agent IIIPM. V. .V .11. Itblg, I'ljono lilt). heiiefr you iav am thing say something worth while. Hay ".Medfonl lluhery JIimmIi for .'Me." it i ' The uunllty will bring u plonwtut niiiIIo. MEDFOKD BAICErwY & DELICATESSEN IU S. C-nrl CHINA BOX PAPER i SOAP GLASSWARE JEWELRY TOYS 1 , i HARDWARE NOTHING . 159 Nothing over 15c wui a ihiii ; i mi ryPMaMMMPTr W$FM IX