Medford mail tribune., June 30, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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OTmrom)' mata trtbunk mtcdfort), okkcion, Monday, .rnNfi no, 'min.
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ALL KINDS OF
FLOWERS
SOUGH!
FOR FLOWER SHOW
Not only roHt'H, Iml nil Iii.Ih of
flowem urn wiuiti'il for lln I'oinlli of
July Flower Hlmw.
Tim nwiihlH coiiiinillro f Im Klnw
it hIiiiw wIhIii'h to Mule IIiiiI no roue,
ntlinrwlMii iii'ifi'ci, will lie i1IhiumI.
fled for oxhltiil If llm fnlliiiu in mil
ilcweil. OwIiik lo llm lain lionvy
rnlnfnll, itiiiny nf lint pinch III (own
nm MiiffcrliiK from mildew,
At llm .ihnw there will lio ilemmi-Hlriili-tl
nirnyn uliteli will ri'incily IIiIh
Irniihle.
TIiIh flower hIiow 1m mennl lo hn
iiioNtly i'iIiii'iiIIiiiimI mill for (lint rcn
hoii ihey wnnt every viirirly niwn
In Koullicrn Om'koii exhihlti'il. Ilrlnj;
In your Ann pi even if sun hne Imt
ni(. pi'iTiel tiloom,
All (lioxn luniiiir roNim ulnwn mime
iin unknown Ik Hiimii urc iiMkeil In
lirinjr llii'in iiNo. The jinl'i will
nnmi' I lie niMcx.
A Hici'liil ri'iiiiH !h iiiiiiIi' fur ex
lilliilM of nil lln illffi'icnt (InwiMH
yrnwii In Mcilfonl. DiiIiIIilh, HmppI
I'i'iim, (lnlliinliii, !.. nn vwinleil,
Sciiiriilf ImIiIcm iiinl hlim rihhoim will
In prosiili'il, TIhti' will In' no
I'lniri'X, lint ehlhilor will pli'imr
liiint; in Ihelr own viikoh, All will
In' i'iiii'iI for mill rrliiriiril. Tln ex
liililtN ore in ln In iImi-i liv 11 (III ii.
in. on llio 1'iniilli, Tin', jiiiIki'h will
finlhli lln'ir work It V Iwehp, unit the
rooniN will do onniil llii'ii lo tin'
inililli'. A n- mom will ho proviilril
for mother willi Inilili'M, The Flower
.Show will title pliicn In tin Hpurln
liiillilini,'. tin' uo liciiitf ilniiiiti'il liy
Jollll ,M. Wool.
MOTHERS ASKED BOWLBY COMING
TO BRING BABIES TO AID COUNTY
TO HYGIENIC SHOW IN ROAD BUILDING
KILLED BY ACCIDENT
Wonl linn Ih'cii rrcciveil hero of
the itenlli Inxf l'rnliiy nf W. .1.
Nlelioln of Oeiilml I'nlnl, n forol
Hinder xtntlnncil near I'orllanil. lie
wan Ullcil liy iierlilenl. a loy rolling
over him. lliit wife ami pateiil re
xiile nt (Vol nil Point, where he wax
reared, tin wiin well known in .Inek
holl elinntv.
IJvorynint hIidiiIi! neo thn llettnr
Untile' nliow Imtil In thn Hpiirta
IiiiIIiIIiik on .Inly Fourth liy thn 1 1 v
Klelm eetlon of tlui (Ireiitnr Mcilfnnl
elnli. All iiiiillnirM nrn unld-il to ox
lilhlt thnlr Inthlp, ami not to brlnu
only thn one whleih will win u prlie.
A rominltteo of doctor, buliy po
rlallolH mill mi mod wilt oxiiinliio muili
Intliy. If thn huhy Iiiih any ilufeet
which rmi he romi'illeit tint eoiiuiilt
tou will tell whut to do, Next )oar
mother may then tako a prim with
llio mi mo hnhy,
'I'hu cliil) hellove thn Hoisiio river
vnllity him thn fluent ImhliiN In (ho
world and delro to find mm with a
ported more.
No fen In charKed. Score rnruV
will Im uheii to mill hahy and it
Hlntii IllrJiway KiiKlneer II. U.
Howlhy will nrrlvo In Medford Tne
day lo Kike up with tint county court
thn proponed ytoin of Improved
romlH to l)o coimtriicted n ruler a
bond Inhiih,
Thn main law roniiel llio comity
ronrt to deitlKiiato where tho money
rained liy hiiinlliiK tho comity will lio
Hpnnt mid to Npoclfy tin) amiimit for
wicli hlKhwa'y. in order to hHCcr
taln tho lii'Ht iIIvIkIoii of tho expeii
illtiireM mid tho fHtltnnten of cont, the
county court him reqiieHteil Major
HowIIo'm iiHulMaiiti) mid ho will hnvn
Hiipervlidon of thn prollmliiarliiii oh
well an mlvlHit the mint on nil mat.
tern pertaining to road IiiiIIiIIiik, mn
1 erlii In mid deHlmi.
All piirmuiH who have, not reuhi-
GRANTS PASS WINS
CLASSY GAME BY
IE 6 TO 5
Of
copy will lio filed for record ly llio tnred an otnm mid who have not
'loli. ( LlKiieil thn election petition to the
livery mother nIioiiIiI hnvn h,-r court, aro reinieNted to do hii nine,
hahy' iiamo nmoui; tliow) filed. Them In order that tho lourt tuny net on
aro three. ehiMieH, under ono. two the matter nt Km July ineetlm;.
ami thieo yearn, I'rli'M am heliiu'
nIiowii In Mnrllii .1, lleddy, the Jew
eler'n, window.
ASK
MORE
ENTRIES
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ASHLAND
CANYON
RAD
COMPLETED
JinlKlnj? hy thn climNy mnnnfir In
which tho Medford cluh handled It
Hulf at O ran in I'uxn yexlvrday after
noon, tho Ki'mc with tho fnnt Mon
(qkiio team on tho I'otirtlt, fifth and
Mlxth of July Nhoiild ho worth colnR
uilleM to Re. The local iiliio won
handicapped for want of a rt-Kiilar
first liflneinan mid Pitcher MtKuuvnr
covered tho Initial oncR until tho nov
cuth InnliiK, when lie wnn relieved liy
Harper, who hnd played conterfleld.
Hcore: (!rant 1'anH ', Medford 5.
.MIIcn' TiMcllnKKer
In tho third limine MmuiK'tr Mite
drove out n two-liiuer, Ncorlm;
Harper and Kcholt, and later reach
Iuk homo hlniBiilf. Thin nhoiild have
won tho Kiimo for Medford an with
tho exieiitlon of McKeover on flrNt
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.1111 .IICI. liliiJVii liff. lt',.HIU Ifllll, III!,-
field lo catch, HtviippliiK poNltloim
with Wndo. Antlo flew to UIkkn mid
Morton urorfil nftor tho catch. Hill
forced Antlo. Four hit, 4 runs.
(IrnnlN I'aN xcorod lln first run In
tho fifth, when, with two down, Unr
oll; doubled to left. Crawford
grounded Infield, mid tho piny wim
nindo on him, but It failed by an
eyolanh, Herlili? NcorlnK, nnd Craw
ford KettltiK credit for a. ulntnlo. Two
hltiii ono run,
I'liuM I'utM Two Mom Otrr
OrnntH lan put over two tnoro In
tho Mlxth, Wllnon wan hit by u
pitched ball; Mrlntyro forced WIN
Hon, Hcholz nnd Mllen executing a
brilliant, but frenklnh nnd lucky
play; Bweetman ulnled to center
Mclrityrn taking third and Swoet
inan lecoud on the play to catch tho
former; Al Hchrnldt doubled to left,
RcorlnK Mclutyro and Hwcutmau;
ItlKKX Krotinded out, Hcholz to Mc
Keever, Threo hltx, two run,
Itopcr took tho lead In tho,or
outh, but It wo not Iliird'g fault,
rnublon, plnch-hlttlnK for Mnttlo,
drove an cny Kroundcr to McKeov
er, which the elongated flrt b a Ne
man JiiKKled; HerblR nacrlflccd Kau
blou to seiond; Crawford wan safe
up (ho Hcoro lii thn eighth. 0born
went to Mhort In place of Mnttlco.
Hcholz lnRlod to left, but "Curly"
threw him nut ntcnllnft; Mile lined
to Mclntyre; Hortnn walked and
Btolo econd, "Hhorty" kidded "Cur
ly" and dnncr Impended; dill nlnj
led to center an dthe apothecary ran
home.
Hut Orant Van won In tho lat
half of the ninth. Crawford lnKlml
to rlKht nnd Wllnon tb left. Mcln
tyru'a hurtlhif Kroiindor wan grabbed
by Hcholz who, aided by Mile and
Harper tho latter had replaced Mc
Keever nt flrt doubled Wilson and
Mclntyre, Crawford going to third,
from whnro ho scored on Wndo'i
hIiirIo to center. Threo hits, e
run.
Tho core: ft. If. &
Medford .i r.. 5 9 4
OrnntH Pas , , (J 10 3
Kurd nnd 1IIII? Fryo, Mcfntyro
nnd W'adoj Wilson.
Umplre: M. Itlgga.
Tlmo ot ganie: 1:56.
Shower Tonight F-Ir Tuelay.
I'OHTUND, Ore., June 30.
Wenlher forccnit for OrpRon nnil
Wnxliington : Hhowera wonl por
ti'on tonight, Tue.sdny fair J slioworrt
enwt (Kirtinn tonight, nouthwcAt to
wcil winds.
on Miles' momentary Iiil-cIo of til
(on, Hcholtz mid Mile being In fln: K,0,i,.- j.'!,i,!,lnn ei,, . tiiir.i-
I" - -' r----r -- - -
WIUou lifted u long fly to Antlo and
form oml llurd pitching nine utealy
ImilngH. Medford had (ho game
mifo lo 0, when OraiKa PnsM went
to bat In the fourth, but were mi
nllii to retain the lead, (Irani Pnu
Kaublon Kcored the tlclng run en
tho throw-In; Mclntyre drove to
Morton, whoso hasty nnd tiono too
accurate thro. wu muffed by Mc
Y SuperxHor M L
L Staler N'uliouul l'n
The ciimmillci' luuint' in chnrge the
dctuilrt of the Ihk' parade on the
I'ttiit III nf July haxe uxkeil Hie iidwh
papers to miiiiiunee (hut miitiy more
nppllemilH could Im taken care of in
the wliuuiloiiilli) Hcctiou, pnrlleiilarly
flontw, honn'iiieii mil) on font. I.tito
ciihli prireH nre being nffercil liy llie
eouuniltce for the best eulrien in lliiit
Neeliiin nf the pantile mill there ix
htill room for tunny mlililioiial iwirli-
eipnutM. Any one iluHiriiiK any in-
fonnntion can npply to A. .1. Vnuce,
who in in charge of thin feature of
the parade. Am Hie Mnnli (Iran fox-
t i iticK immcilintelv follow thn im-
rniln the same continue enii he uscil
in linlli ev'eulN.
.Many mlilitionnl flouts have been
eiiteinl hv meri'huutrf mnl ntherx ntul
the inilteatioim now imiIiiI to a parnile
nf iniieh greater prnporlinnn limit wux
at fimt antli.'iiiate.
I'liekxoii nf the
iri'Ml, Ii'ih reluriicil
fmiu u trip nf iliNpeelioii oter the
new unto mini built by the Forestry
lltirenu iih n Hceuie highwny up AnIi
Imnl eaiion, from the park, three
mile lo a lower middle of .Mount
AhIiIuiiiI, nt u cont of .(U)()0.
''Thix (In fine! mouiilniti roml
in Oregon," (.Inlen Mr. KriokNou, "hut
I ilo not think Hip forestry service
will Iniilil any more tititomnliile high
wnyn. Hereafter, the ilcpartinent
will probably confine itelf to trnilx."
ll will he remembered (lint the For
estry burenii by unfavorable report,
killed Senator CliamlierlaiiiV bill In
impmw the Crnler l.nkn liighwny in
the N'nlioiial fnreht, money which wnx
to be allotted outHilc the forestry bit
rcnnV fiiiuN, on the grnuin Hint nutn
rnudx wete not needed in forest re
Here, mill then Milietio'li'd Die iikc nf
fllllOH nf forehlrv fiiiulx for the con
Ktriielioii nf the .Mount Alitnuil auto
road.
later mukliig It r, to t. when Med-JKeever. Crawford scoring; Wade
walked and Bweetman Mingled to cen
ter, but Hchrnldt ended Medford'a
agonized Inning by flying to Hcholz.
Ono hit, two run.
Ktcmil t';i In Klghlfi
Mite' Indomitable cohort evened J
torn niniio (lie greatest rally ever
Meen on a Hoiitheru Oregon diamond
and tied the score, (irunt Pas get
ting their sixth and last run with
' lull III. ill mil III llw. (ilnfli I.i. .I..,
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"Doc" Morton' sensntlontil and nic-
ccKNftil ullde to home In tho thirl
wiir the big feature of the game.
Tho Oiant Push regular battery
wan relieved In the third Inning by
Wilson and Mclntyre, tho "Homelc
llattery."
Hill mid llurd went, the ulno In
ning In good nhnpe,
Klnry of llm Hun
Tho run wero made tlui:
In the third, for Medrnrd, after
McKeover had fanned, Harper
dumped ono near the homo pinto and
wn safe when Crawford dropped
Fryo' asslnt; Hcholz doubled to cen
ter; Mile doubled to loft, scoring
Harper mid Hcholz; Morton, by fnat
sprinting nnd doing tho tinoxpccteJ,
stretched hi drlvo to left Into a
double, but Mile was held at third;
dill singled to center, scoring Mile.
Hero Itopcr called Mclntyre, tho Cen
tral Pointer, from second to tho
pitcher' box, Herblg went to ferond
mid "Curly" Wilson ramo from right
WOOD
All Kinds of Wood for Sale ' ;
Some veiy good wood for aummor use at a low price.
CALL
Frank H. Ray
Yard at Sixth and Fir Street
Phone 750-R
Pacific & Eastern Railway
MEDFORD AND BUTTE FALLS
West Bound
To MHDKORD Rend Down
East Bound
From LEDFORD Rend Up
No. 1
Dally
7.150
S.I.")
A.M.
A.M.
No. 3
Dally except
ns noted
12.45 P.M.
3.nr p.m.
2.:iT) P.M.
IU5P.M.
Miles
STATIONS
No. 2
Dally except
aa noted
0.
9.5
21. 33.
Lv Butte Falls .'Ar.
F Derbv
A EsikIc Point
A Medford
Ar. Lv.
11.20 A.M.
10.20 A.M.
9.30 A.M.
8.15 A.M.
No. 4
Dally
5.15 P.M.
4.30 P.M.
Sunday excursion leave Medford at 8 :00 A.M. returning 6:45 P.M. Leave Eagle
Point for Medford 7:00 A. M., returning leave Medford 7:00 P. M. Connection at Derby
with Crater Lake auto stage.
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IT'S UP TO YOU !
We Mean Business!!
OUR ENTIRE STOCK IS GOING. WE DON'T MEAN PART OF IT, WE MEAN ALL OF IT. EVERYTHING IN THE MEN'S DEPARTMENT. SINCE THE FIRST DAY
OUR SALE OPENED THE BUYING PUBLI C HAS CROWDED OUR STORE AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF MERCHANDISE HAS BEEN SOLD. IN FACT MORE
MERCHANDISE HAS BEEN SOLD IN THIS GREAT PUBLIC SALE THAN ANY SALL IN THE HISTORY OF MEDFORD. . , .r tfc'V'l'KvJljillSaiW
WHY?
BECAUSE NOTHING IS BEING HELD BACK. WHEN A CUSTOMER ASKS FOR AN ARTICLE HE CAN BUY IT AND BUY IT AT LESS THAN HE
CAN ELSEWHERE. WE DON'T TELL YOU IT'S CONTRACT GOODS. WE DON'T PUT ANYTHING AWAY OUT OF THE PUBLIC'S SIGHT. EVERY
THING IN THE STORE IS GOING AND EVERY ARTICLE IS BEING SLAUGHTERED. ' I g f fSHff ffil'iflil
JUST AS ADVERTISED, EVERYTHING WILL BE SOLD. NOT ONE ARTICLE RESERVED. MEN'S HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX SUITS, STETSON HATS, FINE SHOES
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A FEW ITEMS:
CLOTHING
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$15.00 Suits, CM iho OhhIi 7.89
1520.00 and $22.50 Suits Clot ilio Ca.sh 10.89
$25.00 Suits, Got tho Cash $12.89
$27.50 Suits, Got tho Cash $14.89
$30.00, $32.50 Suits, Got tho Cash....?17.89
$35.00 Suits, Got tho Cash $20.89
UNDERWEAR
35c Undorwonr, Got tho Cash 19
50(5 Underwear, Get tho Cash 39
GOe and 75e Underwear, Got tho Cash....39
$1.25, $1.50 Underwear, Get tho Cash 89
p.OO, $3.50 Undorwonr, Got. tho Cash..$1.89
75c and $1.00 Gowns, Get tho Cash 59
HATS
$2.00 Hats, Get tho Cash $1.19
$3.00, $3.50 JTats, Get the Cash $2.29
$4.00 Stetson Hats, Get tho Cash $2.59
75c Straw Hats, Got tho Cash, 29
$1.50, $2.00 Straw Hals, Got the Cash....98
Big reductions on all Hats.
NECKWEAR AND HOSIERY i
15c Fancy Socks, Got tho Cash" 9
25o Fancy Socks, Get tho Cash 9
35c Fancy Socks, Get tho Cash ll
50c Fancy Socks, Got tho Cash 19
35o Neckwear, Got tho Cash ; 19
50c Neckwear, Get tho Cash 29
F. K. Deuel & Co. Clo. Dept
THAT'S THE PLACE
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