Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 02, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textj&xy'w n , t ft1 W J, o PAGE TWO. MEDFORT) MATTJ TRTHUNR MEDFORD. ORROON, WFiONMSnAY, JULY iim. " ?'"'"" W"" V ' I, l' Jl ( I0GAL AND iP PERSONAL Miss Myrn 1 Fuller, who for tho liiiflt two years hns resided with tho Austins on Siskiyou llclghtB, left Tnesdny for Los Annelcs, where she expects to mnkn her future homo. Miss tjrnco Josephine Ilrown, tho well 'known vocalist, who recently returned from rorllnml, has opened osltidlo nt 120" West Main nnrt will tench the nrt of slnglm;. She will ho nWlalila for concert and church. Jr. nnd Mrs. Klckcrt will spend tho Fourth with friends near Grants Pass; Mturnlnc Sunday. 13,000 accident nnd lifo Insurancq ror J10: $r.2IiO for $17.50. See Holme, the Insurance man. Mrs. T. K. DnnlelH left for Now port Tuesday evening for a short stay nt the eoundlnK ton. Miss Helen KnpMliilp hns returned from a trip to California. Don't forgot tho dances nt the N'.U July 4lh and nth. II. II. Lnmpmnn nnd J. U. Tllnk Ins, of Mcndows precinct, were in Medford nnd Jacksonville this week on road matters. Tho county commissioner's court Is In session nt Jacksonville. Thero is not n great deal of business before It pt this time. Orchard, hunting, dining and Crater Lake scenes for sale at Cor king & Harmon's studio. Negatives made any ptaco, kodak finishing. 128 Ernst Main street Phono 215 n. " Frank Moore, of Kugenc. tho drug ,glM, nnd his wife, formerly of JncV sonvlllc, have been visiting nt Ash- land. Mr. and Mrs. I. JI. Baxter have re turned from a visit nt Ashland. Don't forget the dances nt the Nat July 4th nnd 5th. Glenn O. Taylor, the attorney, was nt Jacksonville Tucsdny afternoon on professional business. T. W. Miles made a professional trip to Ashland Tuesday afternoon. Kodak finishing, best In town, nt Weston's. C. Qrownstcin, of Portland, tho hldo Uuycr, is making Rogue Rlcr valley his usual visit. It. R. Minter nnd It. W. Hitchcock of Eagio Point district, wcro of tlni many who camo to Medford during tho week. Swim nt tho Nat. Guy Cronemlller, who has been visiting in Medford, Is pn tho return to his homo nt Lakcvlew. He Is a recent graduate from the O. A. C. Tho Southern Pacific announces another excursion to Colcstin, with Sunday, July C, as tho date. Gcrklng St Harmon, studio por traits, home portraits, flash lights, kodak finishing, post card work and enlarging.; 128 East Main strtot; telephone 215 It. Mrs. A. C. Losoy, of Chlco, and Mrs. II. C. 8ayer, or Hcrkcloy, nnd S. M. Sutcr, of Eugene, aro recent arrivals In Medford from California. O. A. Gardner, county clerk, made n trip to Medford Tuesday evening. Special trains; excursion ratal, one faro round trip between all sta tions Pacific & Eastern, July K. Seo posters or call 33-1 for Information. S7 R. K. Nelll, of Spokane, president of the Roguo River Canal Co., ar rived In Medford Tuesday and will be hero for nomo time. Mr. and Mrs. IJ. A. McCurdy, if Bedford, Ind., aro guests of their cons, C. C. and It. II. McCurdy. Swim at the Nat. Misses Grtfco Henry nnd Mary Tenlngor went nor'.h on Tuesday evening's train. They will visit r.t Corvnllis and Newport. David Ponce, road supervisor of Trail and upper Roguo rlvor dlBtrlof. Is transacting business In Medford und Jacksonville. Romembor Thursday Is bargain day at wonder Storo, 35e No. 3 enamel coffeo pots, 25c. Carter Brandon has gono to Port land on a short visit. Mr, and Mrs. Marquis, of Los An geles, will arrive in Medford soon und will bo guests of tho former's brother nnd his family at North Riv erside avenue. E, D. Weston, commercial pnotog raphor, negatives mado any tlmo or place by appointment. Phone M. 1471. Mrs. W. A. Aitkin returned Tues day afternoon from a visit at Ash land, her former homo. James Kershaw, of Antelope dis trict, transacted business in Medford Tuesday. Dauco at tho Nat July 4th and Gth George nud Ned VIlus wero among their Medford friends tho foro part of the WSck." ' ' Weeks t McGowan Co. . UNDERTAKERS &ABY AHtWTAI ! Phone 227 Nkht 1'. W. Weeks 10;W." rtumtm A, K. Orr l7K-M Wiley Turnhough, of Phoenix, Ins gono to Sacramento to spend tho Fourth of July with hla family. An official of tho postottlco de partment was In Medford recently, Investigating tho necessity of estao llshlng n rural delivery route thnt will supply many families living south of tho city nud In Phoenix nnd Talent districts. Mrs. Ollvo Wolters, who has been residing in Medford, purchased J. Garvin's roaldenco nt T,alont ,,nnd took possession lately, , My photo gallery will bo open all day the Fourth. 1 am tho photog rapher In jour town. II. 0. Mackcy. East Main and Central ave., Medford, Oregon. SS L. Charley nnd his famll wore down from BroWnsboro this week. Mrs. Nettle Thompson, of Jack sonville, was a Medford visitor Tucs dny afternoon. Herman Mnttcm, of Ashland, was In Medford lately on mining busi ness. Visit Mnckey'a studio on tho 4th. Price? reasonable. SS Miss Gnldlo Talor has been nt Talent visiting relatives and friend. S. S. Aiken, of Prospect. Is spend ing a few days In Medford. lie re ports the roads In that section In much better condition than ever be fore. W. C Leevcr and J. C. Smith, county commissioners, aro at Jack sonville on official business. Dr. Klrchgessncr will be at Hotel Nash every Saturday from 10 n. m. to 3 p. in. on and after May 24. Mr. and Mrs. I). McAlpIno have gono to Great Falls, Mont., where they will locate. Mr. and Mrs. C. Carey, of Talent district, were III Medford during the week. They havo donated n thous and flno nstor plants to the public parks and grounds of Medford, which will bo set out soon. Dance at tho Nat July 4th and 5th Chas. Darby, of Griffin Creek, was a business visitor In Medford Tues day afternoon. Mr. nnd Mrs. m: M. Herman, who have been visiting In Linn county, arc nt homo again. Tho Girls club of tho Presbyterian church will have a booth of home .cooking nt tho public market Thurs day morning.. Come and get some thing good for the Fourth. Tho ob ject Is to mako money to pay for .tho telephone. Guy Gano, of upper Butte Creek, was In Medford Tuesday, on his way to Grants Pass. - -Ed, Rclnlcke, formerly of Med ford, was on the northbound train Wednesday cyonlug en routo to Washington from McCloud, Cal. Slab wood 12.00 n tier, dcllvurcd. Frank H. Ray, Phono 750-R. 87 Frank It. Nell, of Derby, arrived In Medford Tuesday and went to Jacksonville in tho evening. T. J. O'Harra was of the Central Pointers who transacted business In Medford Tuesday. Vapor baths and scientific mas sago for men and women. Dr. R. J. Lockwood, chiropractor, 203 Oar-nott-Coroy bldg. Phona 145. Hugh Davis nnd R. J. Colo were recent arrivals In Medford rrom Hilt. Cal. Tho salmon fishing fleet nt Grants Pass numbers 25 boats manned by parties belonging to tho fisher men's unions nt different parts .f tho state, who attempt to monopolist) tho business. Tho catch, which is about 5,000 pounds every night, Is shipped to Portland nnd Sacramento and sold for nlno cents u pound. Danco tho evenings of July 4th and Cth at tho Nat. Mr. and Mrs. Watt or Butte, Mont, who aro visiting relatives living at Phoenix, motored to Medford Tiich day afternoon, accompanied by Mra. L. A. King. L. I). Dollarhlde, owner of tho Slskljou toll road, was lu .Medford nnd Jacksonville- Wednesday. Largo lino of clasps and gold heads for roso bead strands ut Wonder Store. Charles Stone, who has been spending several months in San Franclbco, is Jn Medford again, on a visit. ' Tho Pacific & Eastern railroad is now running trains dally to Butte Fulls, In anticipation of tho summer travel to Cialor Lake, which prom ises to bo much larger than usual. Thero will bo auto survlco betweon those two points. Danco tho evenings of July 4th und Cth at tho Nat. Judgo Calkins, who bus been hold ing court In Multnomah county dur ing tho past month, returned in Medford Wednesday nnd will recon vene circuit court for Jackson coun ty at Jacksonville on Monday, tho 7th. Ho disposed of twentv-sovnn cusob at Portland. Cruwford Kill, a pioneer of Jack- son und Klamath counties, 84 years old, was stricken with paralysis fit ins residence- neur Klamath Falls Saturday, and lay helpless or near ly two days before being found. Ho wus removed to a hobpJIul und Is ' a sorious condition. For best fiuullty homo grown moats, go to flfnll 12. I'ublln Mar. kii. j. it. Tyrrell. J PANTAGES VAUDEVILLE STARS AT THE PAGE THEATER TONIGHT I , .- 1 EXAMIN St U. Gates, Isaacson, of Central F. C. Clark, tho architect, has pre pared plans for tho .handsome- temple Medford F.Iks Intend building on their lot at North Central nnd Fourth streets. It will be two stories high with a basement SRxS5 feet In slxe, nnd will cost about $50,000 when completed nnd furnished. There will be few edifices devoted to a like purpose on tho IMclflc coast superi or to this one. About forty farmers living lu tho vicinity of Ashland met In that city Saturday night und organised u pro ducers' league." Tho meeting was addressed by M. S. Schrock, deputy food und dairy commissioner. An orgs nl ration was perfected, J. A. Chocnthnl being elected president, nnd Italph Billings, secretary and treasurer. Tho shipping In of dairy cows was considered nnd u commit tea nppolntod to canvass tho situa tion. Flags, fireworks and deeoratlvo crepe at Wonder Store. Tho'Ceromonlnl of Illllah Temple of Mystic Shrlnors which dedicated the now armory at Ashland Inst Sat urday, was largely attended by mem ber uf the order from different unrts of tho valley and was n success. A dozen were Initiated Into tho mys teries of tho order, among whom were M. W. Wagner, John C. Mann, Frank Hanson nnd Halhert Deuel, of Medford. Dr. E. 11. Porter. Chas. of this city, nnd J. O. Point, became mcmlers by affiliation. Summer slab wood $2.00, n tier. Valley Fuel Co.. Tel 70. William F. Ilerrln. of San Fran cisco, general counsel of the South ern Pnclflc railroad company, camo to Ashland n few days since In his prlvato car to pay his father, J. S. . Herrln. nnd his brothers. Fred nud John Herrln. n short visit. Ho was accompauled by his son and daugh ter. Mr. Herrln Is a native of Jock sou county, having been born on n ranch" located a few miles sbnthwc3t or Medford sixty years ago. Prlvato music lessons from CO cents upward to Thrco dollars per lesson, according to subject and teacher chosen. Medford Conserva tory; open all summer. Col logo Bldg. Miss Alllo KlEpjvcl has returned homo after spending hoveral weeks In Portlnud. W. A. Sumner, manager of tho Palmer Investment Co., owners of tho Palmer and Modoc orchards, Is hero from Florida to look nfter lo cal Interests and will probably spend the summer hero. Slab wood $2.00 n tier, delivered. Frank II. Ray, Phono 750-R. 87 Young Bros., of Talent, and Mny flehl Bros., of Phocr.:x, tarried in Medford ono day during tho week. Isaac Woolf and Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Cliches wero or those who traded with, our merchants Tueda. Chautauqua. Ashland. July 7-18 An attractive program; flno camp ing Every day u good day. Wrlto secretary for full .Information. W. I. Vnwter was at Grants Pass Tuesday on professional business. Tablo Board by tho week;, first class homo cooking. Half block from Hotel Medford, No. 3C No. Oakdale. ES SUES FOR TROUT HATCHERY .1. 11. WUmmi, in charge of hatch cry construction, nrrixeil iu .Met) ford Wednesday. On Thursday lie will xMl Unite Knllrt nnd the I'.lk creek huteliery lo make u linnl icpoit upon costs nud (HtiiniitM of a trout linlch cry lo lie creeled by Hie ntnlo game ami ti-di coiumUMou on Big Hullo creek, where some four or five hilcs lmt been offered. Mr. WiNon was" fonneily supeiiu tcndenl of Oregon hnlclieric for the I'liiletl Stales Bureau of Fisheries, resigninjr to go lo Argentine to take elinrgo of liuUihcry work there. ll wan Mii'crcdcil by Mr. O'.Mulley nud upon nw leaving Argentine, recom mended II. Ij. KlilV IIS llW KIICCC"- sor. Sincn his return he hu been in charge of troul hatchcrv opera tions in Oregon for the state coiu-iiiif-ion, nud N paid lo he one of Hi" best ntithnrilic on the subject iu the country. BR0KERADMITS. (Continued from page 1.) j- $- v $ 5 ? . . CLAY ESCAPES BEING SENT TO ASYLUM Mrs. Alzlra Clay will not go to tho Oregon state Insane asylum, al though ordered sent thero by Coun ty Judgo Ton Velio, last week and Rlnco then kept by attorney's uppeul, In the county jail. Wednesday the Judgo evoked his ordor of confine ment on application of MrH. Clay's dnughjcr, who has arrived from tho oust, and wIJJ tjtko hqr mofher back with her and' tako care of her. ATTENTION, WOODMEN! Mcdlord Camp No. DO, Woodmen of tho World, -wjll take part In tho street pnradp lljo night of July 4th. Tho lodge will enter a beautiful flout which will bo followed in tho lino jf march by tho members or tho or dor. Tho procoHslon will form on North Peach street nt about 7:30 I. M., and every member of tho order Is urged to bo represented lu this parade. W. II. JACKHON. Clerk, HhorUtop Luvaiis, understudy if Bobby Wullfire of the Browns, Is a former member of I lie I'nlversll of Michigan nine. to I.atilcrlmch. "I found it win I.cdxard himself,'' cnid Lamiir. "I knew, too, thnt Led yunl hud u tcuogrnplicr on the line recording our lnlk, und you mny be sure 1 rend nearly everything into it thnt I could. 1 Hunk I offered the entire 'government. I mny linve left (he president out." Lnumr mnde the txhnle eommitlca grin when he detailed lioxv ho laid impersonated Palmer in his talk with I.edynrd for not going to church, und how he told I.edynrd of the ureal things Lnutorhaeh could do ut Wntdi ingtou for the Morgan. . . !amur iuUtcA 1m w'us actuated solely by a dciro to help Lnutcrlmcli, adding: II. X O. Jugcle "I .saw the propo'cil juggle of Union Pacific, llallimorn and Ohio, Southern I'ncifiu and l'euiixxlvniiia filock wim a farce. 1 rculied it would nroii-u country wide indigun tiou. I say it now. "Here is the speelncle of the gov ernment conferring with a great con cern over the dissolution, nud gov ernment not sure of the law. The attorney general does not know about it. Finally he scuds u office body, A. 0. Carroll Todd, to St. Paul lo conduct this great buttle. They butchered this hiniby iu five miuutcH, I think. Ami they gave Todd the title of special prosecutor." .McRc)Uoh)t Herd let Lamar declared that Attorney (Seiieriil Mcllcvnolds wiih "derelict iu his duly" iu the llarriiimu merger mutter, lie admitted he hud changed his mime several time, and refused lo stale liis riylit name, or lo say whether he is u Hebrew. In connec tion with the alleged juggling of iti-J,t)IIU,()0ll worth of Uiriou Pacific stook, Lamar dunged that the laic H. II. Ilarrimuu anil his iissoeiutes imiuiptilutcd accounts iu HUH, when the I'nion Pacific was iu hcriouu dif ficulties. He dcclured the H2,O0U, 000 was used lo fiuaucu later dculs which guvu Ilarrimuu his reputation as u railroad king. Help Bear Raid Senator Oveimaii wanted (o know if Lamur hud ever impersonated any other congressman. Lnumr smiled broadly and replied: "Oh, lord! 1 mny linve." i. Jn u prepared Rtnlemeiit lo the sent lobby committee today Paul ('ia vtfth, counsel for tho Union I'anifi-.), declared Lamar's htiry of mi $82,f 000,000 foigery was only part of a bear attack on Union Pacific, and, that railroad officials hndbccii ad vised of it for soverul days. Died." WKIUI At 1378 Park Terrace, Los Angeles, Juno 25, 1U13, Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. G, L, Webb, aged 1 year, 0 mouths. Mr, and Mrs. Wejib wero formerly In tho racket storo business In Med ford for several years and wero among tho first residents of tho city und havo muny friends here who will symputhlKo with beii. St. Helens Hall I'lUTUKU, OXIOOX Rsildsnt and Day flclioo! for Glrli U rUru vt SMm. ut HlJpl.n IU4U 4KImiI) e.IJ,il, ',U.Mlf iht KiibttUs btitriititli, WmI,, A II, klMtllM, tMi,ii H,Cv.,,Ui .ihi, ' iiHkifM.il Ki'i'.iiiiiii,riii)ri m, llnrc ttnii ? a ? t ? t f f ? ? ? X T ? f ? f r ? T r v t r t r ? T r r r y t v r J Y T ? y y y y y y y y y STUPENOTUS $18.00 TAILORED SUITS, $22.50 TAILORED SUITS $27.50 TAILORED SUITS $35,00 TAILORED SUITS ' .... ONE LOT OF TAILORED SUITS VALUES TO $30.00. JJtJt4t'1 ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! l . UNLOADING SALE HAS BEEN A SUCCESS FROM THE START, THE PUBLIC REAL IZES FROM OUR PAST SALES THAT WHEN WE ADVERTISE A SALE THEY FIND IT SUCH, AT TIMES WE riAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO WAIT ON THE CROWDS BUT THEY HAVE COME BACK AND FOUND WHAT THEY WANTED AT A LESS PRICE THAN THEY EXPECTED TO PAY. Tailored Suits at Half Price NINETY-FOUR TAILORED SUITS, YOUR UNRESTRICTED CHOICE OF THE ENTIRE LINE INCLUDING NEW SPRING MIX TURES, BLUE SERGES AND WHITE SERGES, ALL SIZES IN THE LOT AT ONE-HALF PRICE. . . tp,rfi) Ji1 1 .25 ..$1:5.75 ...?! 7.50 . .$7.50 THE ABOVE IS ONLY A SAMPLE PRICE OF WHAT THIS SALE CONSISTS OF, MOST EVER YTHING IS REDUCED 120 TO 50-; AND MORE. MILLINERY, DRESSES, SHIRT WAISTS, MUS LIN UNDERWEAR, SKIRTS, HAND BAGS, ETC. THE GAUNTLET in Hip packing room of a Florida onmirr tfrovp you will .spp a lonj,' iiicliuptl frouIi down which in a .single fill- oranges roll in an endless si renin, and from which (here open mil little gales of varying .sizes -the .smallest first ami the largest last through which the oranges slip automatically sorting themselves into hills with tho others of their si'.e. You can see the ones with the lllaek fly at a glance, and you can tell the runts and culls from the inarketahle sizes; Imi if you want to he dead .sure of the dollar a dn.cn kind, you have to go down to the hint bin and wait (ill the hltie rihhon fruit has proved itself hy running the gauntlet. The list helow is the last bin iu a similar cnnlvivanee which is automatic ally operative iu a review of Fire Insurance Companies. 10 very year for over a hundred years Fire Insurance Companies have been organized, ami have been rolling single file down the trough of this sorler. A few a very lew havo lasted lo Hit! last bin. The majority either through luisiuaiigeiueiil or heavy fire losses, have been wiped out. The list below are a few of the very few thai have lasted. These companies art; almost " conflagration proof" for they have endured some of the biggest fires iu the history of Hie world, and yet they have grown slroiiger'each year since their organization. If you need insurance you cannot make a mistake by protect ing your property iu one of llie.su compaiucrf. St. I'niil Fire & .Marino of SI. Paul. .Hanover of New York. Caledonian of Scotland. Xew I5runsviek of NowiJei'Hey. , (Ileus Falls of Now York". ! ' ' , Law I'nion & Work of London. ' AaehOn & .Munich of (lennaiiy. Ojty of New York-. Scottish Union & National ol'Seot . ii ' ' "t Jand. Western Assurance Company of , ' . Toronlo. ' '" . ' Imputable 'Insurance Alliance, 53 ltt3ff ti JJt(pru.sunLiiig combined assets of tmu $f)(,000,()00,00. "THESE HAVE RUN THE GAUNTLET." -V4 ii II .0 R. H. McCurdy, 401 M, F, & H. BLDG. Agent PHONE 123 y y r y y y y y y y y y t y y y y y y y f y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y V f t f y y y y y y y v y I