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Th Southern J'nclflc will run one
of their popular oxcursfous to Cole
stln on July Oth n ml another on July
20th.
Kings sway-cot cnnvnB for all
piitppio. . If mado of canvas, wo roll
It. .Meclford Tent and Awning Co. 84
ih. .1. iu Bellinger hns returned
to .Medford utter a week's stay nt
Turner .Oregon.
Mtt And Mi's. O. R. Fouts wout
noftii this morning on business.
?3,0p0 accident nnd llfo Insurance
rot HO; JT2no for $17.50. See
Holmes, the Insurance man.
Mr.' and Mrs William Anthers of
Idaho nro visiting nt the homo of
their daughter, Mrs. J. II. Bellinger.
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Hoimln ot
Minneapolis nro vtsliing their par
ents, Mr. and lira. Albert Hoppln nt
thellr ranch homo on the Jacksonville'
Cehtriit Point road.
Tnimt-A ntrnlnut nrrtrlnnl nn.l 1M.
noss In tho Travelers Insuranco Com
pany. Protection up to $15,000 for
only $15,00. Talk with TUMY, In
tho Oarnctt-Coroy Bldg.
JTho Oregon Agricultural College
has Ju'at published an attractive
pamphlet on camp,cookery. giving ra
tion, lists, equipment and recipes.
This may ho consulted at tho public
library or tho college will send n
copy freo to any resident who re
qutatV If,
Rev. W. P. Shields loft Saturday
evening for Portland to attend the
World's Christian Citizenship con
foronco In which ho has nn Import
ant 'role.
Orchard, hunting, flshfnit and
Crater Lake scones for sale at Dor
king Harmon's studio. Negatives
mado any place, kodak finishing. 128
East Main street. Phono 215 R.
Itobcrt Brevard and Brooks Spen
cer spent tho week nt Portland.
Scott V. Davis Is visiting his father
A. A. Davis, nt Oakland.
On Sunday, the Joseph Ino County
Motorcycle club proposes to mako a
trip to Medford; tho event being In
tho nature of an endurnnco race, tho
first o'no reaching tho city to bo tho
holder" of a cup to ho furnished by
tho club until won by sameono else.
Tho Btart will bo mrtdo about S
o'clock In tho morning nnd tho routo
through tho Applegate.
Kodak finishing, best In town, at
Weston's; "
J. C. Pendleton, of Tablo Rock,
spent Friday night In Medford.
J. If. Becfnan; of Cold Hill, mado
Medford a business visit Friday.
C. K, Warnsdorff has gono to
Jamestown, N. Y., and will boost for
Roguo River valley during his ab
sence. Ho took considerable Med
ford llteraturo with him.
Oerklng ft ITarraon, studio por
traits, horns portraits, flash lights,
kodak finishing, post card pork and
enlarging.; .128 Bast Main street;
telephone 215 R.
E. D. Thompson and E. Dlmmlck,
ot Rogue Rlror, transacted business
in Medford Friday afternoon.
Charles Woigamott spent several
hours at Talent Friday.
Lcslio Stansell, police. Judgo of
Jacksonville, was ono of the ninny
who camo to Medford Friday.
Mr. and airs. Charles II. Pierce, of
Ashland, havo gono to California on
an extended visit.
E. D. Weston, commercial photog
rapher, negatives mado any timo or
place by appointment Phone M.
1471.
Miss M, Ji. EurrolJ,, of San Jose,
Cal., has been vfsltng her aunt, Mrs.
II. D. tforjon, o'f Grants Pass.
K. K; Kubll, of Portland, camo to
Jacksonville Friday morning on a
short, businesavlslt, leaving for homo
oh' tho dvenlng train.
W. D. Curtis, a prominent busi
ness man of Sacramento, arrived In
Medford Friday.
Dr. Klrcbgeesner will be nt Hotol
Nash every Saturday from 10 a. m,
to 3 p. m. on and after May 24.
C. D. Hoy and Jit? family, who havo
been residents of Medford during tho
past Boveral years, left for California
trlday, whero thoy expect to locate,
Henry C. Maury, of North Jack
sonville district, who ships a largo
quantity of alfalfa hay annually, was
Jn Medford Friday, wondering when
Jupiter Pluvlus will call a halt.
Miss Emma Armstrong returned
Friday from n visit with relatives
living at Tfnlent,
Vapor baths and scientific mas
eago for men and women. Dr. R,
J. Lockwootf, chiropractor, 208 Ga'r-nett-Corey
bids. Phone J 4 5.
John R. Norrls, of Portland, Is In
tliQ vnlloy on buslnoss. Ho was for
morjy Jqcated at Ashland.
Mr. Illnshaw. of Portlnnd. a tr.iv.
ollng frolght' ngent of tho Suufborn
rnciflc,. was In Medford Friday nf
tornooij.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
Day Phono 27
Night P. W. Weeks 103-JT.2
Vhoaea A. E. Orr 078-M
i (Irorgn Vila wns over from Big
Sticky during thn wwk, trnnnnctltut
business,
Herman N'cimlront, of Kngfo Point
district, spent Friday In Medford.
O. If, t,a'wl6r, I ho nttornor, has ro
turned from n professional visit to
tho Willamette valley.
Chautauqua, Ashland, July 7-tS
An nttrnrtlvo program; fliw ramp
ing Every day a good day. Write
secrctnry for full Information.
Mrs. J. W. Armstrong, of Antloch,
was a buslnoss visitor In Medford
Frldny.
Mrs. J. M. Radcr, of Phoonlv, wns
among her Medford friends , Friday
afternoon.
Miss Evelyn Cnroy, of Seattle, n
former resident of Medford, Is tho
guest of Miss Mary Deuel.
Order your wood from the Valley
Fuel Co. (Tel. 7C). successors to
ltelcksteln. New yard, Fir nnd West
Second St.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Morso and C.
Hnlstcnd, of Talent, wero recent
Medford visitors.
Miss Ida Klclnhammer, tho pho
tographer, has returned to Yrekn,
from a visit at San Frnnclsco, Onk
land and Modesto, Cal. She Is well
known In Rogue River valley, of
which she Is n native.
Tho World's Christian Conferenco
will bo In session nt Portlnnd Juno
29 and 30, nnd tho Southern Pacific
will glvo reduced rates for tho event.
George nnd Homer Barron, of Sis
kiyou mountain, spent Friday in
Medford.
R. R. Cooko, formerly of Medford,
who has been foreman of tho box
factory at Weed, Cal., for a Ions
time, has gono to Merced Falls, to
superintend tho Tuolumno Lumber
Co.'s plant.
Valley Fuel Co., on Fir and West
Second St., sell wood by tho tter,
cord nnd carlots (Tel. 7G).
Mr. Mclntyre, cashier of tho bank
nt Eaglo Point, was n business visit
or In Medford Thursday.
Ludwlg Borger, ot Phoenix, was
tho guest or Brail Wolter Friday.
Vinton Benll, Robert Wilson and
Luko Pearl wero down from Central
Point Friday.
Brooms Ask your dealer for tho
product of tho Ashland factory.
John W. Sovedge, n pioneer of
Jackson colunty, and his family, ar
rived from Harney county Friday.
Thoy may remain hero several
month.
II. T. Flndley, who has boon look
ing after his Interests In California,
returned Friday evening.
Table Board by fho week; flrst
class homo cooking. Half block from
Hotel Medrord, No. 35 No. Oakdale.
A. W. Sllsby and A. 8. Hubbard,
of Ashlnnd. transacted business In
Medford Friday.
Tho box factories of Siskiyou
count', Cal., aro feeling tho frost
pinch of southern California citrus
belts. Tho orange and lemon grow
ers aro sending in only about one-
fourth of their regular orders for
boxes.
Prlvato music lessons from 50
cents upward to Three dollars per
lesson, according to subject and
chosen. Medford Conservatory; open
all summer. College Bldg. "
George F. King, who has boon
making southorn California an ex
tended business visit, returned to
Medford Friday evening.
Mrs. Ella Quackcnbush, of Talent,
nas been making her daughter, Mrs,
vwijur ivime, or x rutin creek, a
visit.
fcdgar Knutzen, formerly of
Thompson Creek, this county, who
wont to California soveral years ago,
has sold for a largo sum COO acres
of laqd located In Colusa county, to
tho Matono company, which has In
augurated n project to sell that tract
and others In small parcels. Ho will
act as superintendent of tho enter
prise. A party of Reologlsts, of whom Dr.
A. N. WlnchoH, lately from tho Uni
versity of Wisconsin, Is chief, and
li. E. Reber, Judgo Watson and fi.
W. French, assistants. Is mnklng a
field study of tho geological and min
eral rosources of Jackson and Jo
sephlno counties.
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Standle? were
in rrom E. B. Harney's ranch Friday.
Volney Dixon has returned. from
a trip to eastern Oregon and north
ern California, whero ho has been
taking orders for Page wlro fenco.
E. W. Unulcom, who has beon
stretching a Jong string of (ho fonco
In Klamath county, returned tho day
before.
Watch for change In timo P. &
E. Ity.,t effective July l. Morning
train leaves Eaglo Point 'and Med
ford 15 minutes earlier than hereto
fore. g.)
Mrs. C. W, Bonder and babv. of
Talent, visited at tho homo of Mrs.
M. Otterdahl this w6ok.
Pleaso send your child to tho hlcli
school building every afternoon noxt
week at 3 o'clock to practlco for tho
children's fcaturo of tho Fourth of
July parade.
Tho lato rains havo desfroyod
myriads of tho young grasshoppora
that promised to do much damuijo
In somo parts of (ho valloy. Thus
far little Injury has been done hero
by tho InsectB,
Mrs. George Von dor llollcn, of
Eago Point precinct, who has beon
vlsltlnc In southern California, re
turned rocontly. Sho was met nt
Medford by Mr. Von dor ilellon.
A wnttinii who rHTittly
from Klamath Falls inn tie nil nttompt
to commit milflilo by jumping from
tho hrlrfrfrt nt Hoguo Hlvcr, hut wait
frustratrd by n miner who hnpponm!
to bo nrnr by. Mm talks about it
wonderful envo In Cow creek district
and Is fcnppoiu'd to bn demented.
Mr. BcvetldRo, who Is training tho
children nt tho high school building
for the big parade In Medford on tho
night of July -fill, Is making excel
lent prbftrt'ss, but wishes n niuch bet
ter nttciltlrtuce. llo complains bc
causo so many parents have tailed to
Interest themselves In this feature
enough to send their children to him.
John William,, n barber of Horn
brook, Cnl who formerly lived In
this section, has been sent to tho
county jail nt Yrekn, in default (f
bonds placed nt $10,000, for trial In
tho superior court of Siskiyou coun
ty. Ho Is charged with a statutory
crlmo committed upon n girl fifteen
years old.
A department will soon be added
to tho local entomological bureau
which will have In view tho finding
ot an area of healthy rones extcu
slvo enough to produce seed for ro-
secding burned tracts In tho national
forests. Hcrotoforo tho seed need
by this government has been Import
ed from Germany which cost n largo
sum. This work will bo In chnrgo
of J. M. Miller, who Is connected with
tho station at Plnccrvllle. Cal., nnd
P. S. Sargent, of Ashlnnd station.
Sevornl of tho largest apple buy
ers from tho east and foreign coun
tries havo been In Oregon lately, de
sirous of purchasing largo blocks of
apples. One party wanted 500 tarn
of Nowtowns nnd another 100,000
boxes of Spltxenbergs. Three ot tho
buyers, each .from a different coun
try nro ready to closo a deal If they
enn bo assured that they can get the
uuiic or tne Oregon and Washington
Nowtowns.
Col. G. P. Mlms. of Seven Oaks,
wns a Medford visitor Saturday.
J. A. Blckcrdlke, of Illinois, has
purchased SO acres in tho Griffin
Creek district of W. II. Barr. and
will proceed nt onco to mnko for
himself a coxy homo of It. Mr. Blck
crdlke Is much pleased with tho val
ley. Tho placo was sold by Hoon
& Stewart.
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A. P. IMorlirook, who lio( It, 1).
.Inokinu, owner of n jKnrmmy nl
Moro, Or., Tlihrxilny, formerly rnu
n tlrr.s; tUor'e nt (lold Hill nnd Infer nf
UrntiH I'nsW. W 1st Well Known in
tho vnlloy. Ktorliroolc ii -I'i yonrs
old, married, unit liven nt 'J 80 Pol
ler Htrei't, Portland. Ho is sniil to
bo dope fioud, ntiil usoil to worK
for Jnekson four years ago.
Ksterlirook pit off the afternoon
I ruin, walked into the. ilnttf store, mul
phot Jackson through the Imelc of the
head. Kstcrbnmk wns caught liy Iho
bystanders, nfter tryinjr to nhont
himself, llix litiiul blmok too much
ami lie lost control of bin fingers.
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At the Churches
.MlnMerlul A.ssoelatttiu.
Medford Ministerial Association
will meet Monday at 10 a. m. In tho
study of the Christina church, corner
Oakdale nnd Ninth streets. All aro
invited to attend.
Catholic eiuirtli.
Masses, 7 ami 9:30. Mass sermon.
"Inteinporanco." Evening services,
7:30. U'Cturo. "Itovelntlon. What
nnd WIo'T" First Frldny devotions
Mass 8:15 and 7:30.
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NEWBRO'S
SPICIDE
INCREASES THE JOY Op ,
SUMMER
VACATIONS
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ItaplNt
Rev. Robert William MncCullough,
Ph. U., pastor Morning worship, 11
A. M.; Bible school 9:45 A. M.; It.
Y. P. U. 7 P. M. There will bo no
evening service. This church will
unlto with tho other churches of tho
city In tho sorvlco hold nt tho Pauo
theatre.
WEDDING BELLS
Cnnlcr-Kuiiznutii.
Tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. E. W.
Carder, on Laurel street, was the
sceno of a very pretty wedding on
Wedncsdny evening, when tlielr
daughtor, Bornlco, was united In
marrlngo to Mr. George Kunxmnu,
ono ot tho enterprising young busi
ness men of Medford.
Tho house was bcaiitlfull decorat
ed for tho occasion with a profusion
of pink roses and evergreen. Ono
entlro end of tho parlor was turned
Into a bower of roses with n back
ground of Ivy and ferns, where tho
ceremony was performed by Rev. E.
Oltn Eldrldge, in tho prcsenco of n
largo company of relatives and
friends.
Tho ceremony was prefaced with
a solo, "A Perfect Day," rendorod
by Mrs. Maud Phllbrook. with Miss
Loralno BHton at tho piano, nfter
which tho soft attains of Mendoli
sohn's Wedding March ushered In tho
bridal party. Tho brtdo entered with
her father, by hom sho was given
In marriage. Sho was becoming)
attired in a gown of net nnd lace
with pearly trimmings, and carried
a bouquet of whlto carnations. Sho
wns attended' by hor sister, Miss Vir
ginia Cardor, as maid of honor, who
woro a dafnty llngorlo gown and car
ried pink carnations, Mr. II. A. Can
nady was best man.
Many beautiful prcsonts gavo ovl
dence to tho popularity of tho couple.
A reception followed tho ceremony
when dollclous refreshments woro
served and tho happy couplo launched
on their honeymoon with tho hearty
congratulation and good wishes of
their many friends.
Among thoso prosont wore: Mrs.
Donald Springer, Mrs. Glen Conwoll,
Mrs. Maud Phllbrook, Mrs. Artliur
Davis, Mrs. E. C. James, Mrs. E. O.
Eldrldge, Miss Joslo Riley Miss Jcnn
Hnnsem, Miss Anno Hansom, Mlas
Myrlella Williams, Miss Alice Forbes;
Miss May Mordoff, Mrs. A. S. Bllton,
Miss Loralno Bllton, Miss Mildred
uuiuii, irs. v. u. ueuuon, jmbs
Georgia Redden, Mrs. J. W. Roddon,
Mrs. E. W. Cardor; Messrs. Donald
Springer, Olcn Con wolf, II. A. Cr.n
ady, E." C. James. F. E. Roddenj
Mastors John Redden, Albort Bllton,
Mr. Denn Cardor.
Prtwbjterlan ("Iiurrli.
Preaching nt 1 1 n. in. Special mu
sic by tho Quartette; Sunday school
at 10 a. in., W. H. Goro, superintend
ent; primary Sunday school nt 10 u.
m., Mrs. E. A. Welch, superintend
ent; union services In opera limine at
S p. m.; J. a E. nt 3 p. in.; S, C. K.
nt 8 p. m.
First Cliurcli.of ChrM, SclonlM.
Sunday morning servlcu at 11:00
o'clock; subject of lesson-sermon:
"Christian Sc'lcnco." Wednesday
ovenlng testimonial meotlng nt 8.
All aro welcome. Suiidny school it
10:00; nil uudr tho ago of twenty
nro invited. Rending room heurs:
2 to 5 P. M., dally, except Sundays
and holidays, 'fchurch edltlrc, North
Oakdale.
MetliodlHt Episcopal, South.
Cornor Onkifalo and Main. Rev.
J. E. Squires, D. D of San Francis
co, will preach nt 11 nclock. Hub
Joct:"Crownlnf; Jesus Christ King."
In tho evening at 8 o'clock thcro will
bo a union mass meeting of nil thu
churches at tlib dpcra House. Sir.
Squires will preach; subject: "Tho
Challengo of Childhood." Do not
fall (o hear this gifted man. Thero
will bo splendid music ut both of
theso services. Mr. Squires Is super
intendent of tho International Re
form Bureau for tho Stato of Cair
fornla, and nn old-timo friend of Rev,
W. T. Goiildor.
TWO I'omiiujf ofsuminor is frniiijlif with fho km-iics! of nnfifipatioiiH. We ifrrt
looking forward lo that f rip to tho stMi'shoro, lako, mountain or country and tho
amusements attendant upon tho .season. If wo havo rod blood the .sports and pleas
ures ot tho vaeation period such as tennis, jroll, boating, lislung, oto., appeal It) us.
Thif this season of outdoor enjoyment also brings with it added rosponsiblitie.s,
in (ho oxtra eare which must be devoted to the toilet. The hair in particular uoeds
much more attention than. at any other timo. Tho .sebaceous glands throw off more
waste material and thero is a consequent larger and more rapid accumulation of dan
druff, which makes the. frequent nnd intelligent use of Xewbro'.s llorpieide impora
(ivo. Regular applications of this valuable scalp prophylactic keeps the head per
fectly clean and fho hair ami scalp healthy. Ilcrpieido adds gloss and beauty (o (ho
hair and thus increases one's personal charm ami attractiveness.
The cooling effect, tho sensation of cleanliness and the oxuuisifo odor all
tend tomakoNowbro's llorpioidon most delightful hot weather hair tlrosning.
.ii, mujjs jinuii ui nit scnip utmost instant ly.
Sond 10 Oonts for Trial Bottlo and Booklot. SEE COUPON.
Ilcrpieido is sold at all toilet goods counters in "0 cent and $1.00
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Applications obtainetl at the better barber shops and hair- yVV?'
dressing parlors. , VJwv ' '.
MEDFORD PHARMACY
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Died.
Died at his lato residence, soyon
miles northwest of Slodford, Frlduy,
Juno 27, 7:30 P. M.. ifaralltoii (!.
Turpln, nged' 74 yoars, 8 months, 11
days. Natlvo of Illinois. Ftincral
sorvlces will bo hold nt tho Central
Point remotory, Sunday, Juno 20,
i v. M.
Ir. Turpln lived in tho Valloy for
forty-flvo yoars, coming hero In 1808
settling on a farm near Contrnl
Point. Ho Is survived by a widow,
six sons and two daughters, James,
of Portland; Charlps, Albort, Nlron,
Tom and Arch, nil of Slodford, and
vicinity; Mrs. Frank Aiken, of Klam
ath Falls, nnd Mrs. Lqnp Wyland, of
uoiurni Point. Death was duo Hi
paralysis. , ', iVifi'j
.tfetlKHllitt.
Medford Methodist Episcopal
church, corner of Bnrtlett nnd Fourth
streets, K. Olln Eldrldgo, pastor.
Services Sunday as follews: Preach
ing 11 A. M-, by tho pastor; subject:
"Unlisted Assets." At 8 P. M., un
ion servlco In tho Page Opera Houso,
addressed by llov. J'. E. Squires, of
San Francisco, stato secretary of the
International Reform Bureau, Ray,
Squires Is an eloquent and forceful
speaker who will glvo us n great mus
sago on a Hvo nnd Important question
of thd day. His subject Is "Tho Chrtl
longo of Childhood." Do not fall to
hoar this interesting speaker. Splen
did music nt both of theso services
by a well trained chorus choir under
thu direction of F. C. Edmonds. Sun
day school, Including classes for men
and women and young ladles, 9M5
A. M.; Epworth Longu'o 0:45 P, M.
Prayer meeting Thursday ovenlng,
8 d'clock. You nro cordially Invited
to pi) theso services. '
Tho following numbers will bo
given by tho choir of the First
Methodist church tomorrow, A qunr
tetto, "Lead. Kindly Light," will bo
sung by Misn Coffin, Mrs. Bankor,
Mr. Canady and Mr. Edmcados, tho
anthem, "FoarNot, O Isrnei," will
bo sung by tho forge chorus and Mrs.
Van Scoypo nnd Dr. itownrd will
render a duet.
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