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Newspaper Page Text0 PGETWO. MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORECON, "ERTDAY, JULY It, 1913. IOCAL AND i- PERSONAL UHUJUft-j Mr. and- Mrs. 15. II. McKcnuy toft for thn norlli Thursday evening to bo gon,u ji fow ilny. S. T. Saridry, deputy g.unn nntl flh warden, was In Mcd'ord niul Jncksonvllta Thursilny. .1, E. Kenton, an attorney of Port lnml. 'was In Jlcdford Thursday on huslnpss with W. K. Crow-J. Brooms Ask your dealer for the rfVoduct of t'ho Asliland factory. Jsp.cr N. sillier has returned fr'pi tv trip to Portland and other nnrth crn points, lie states th.it business Is quiet everywhere, ht went, hi:, ihnt crops nro generally good In Oregon. Prank Adams, of Central Point, transacted business In Mediord Thursday afternoon. A. Learned, the throshcrman. has put his hiachlno In shape for the coin ing harvest and wept to Josephine county on a visit. $3,000 accident and ilfo Insurance Tor 10; $5250 for J17.60. Sco Holmes, tho Insurance- man. Mrs. Q. JJvcrltt left for Centra) Point district Thursday afternoon to visit her sister, Mrs. Whltctd. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McCord, of Iloguo River, were In Mcdford and Jacksonville the ' fore part of the week. Mrs. O. Q. Seaman, of ltoguo Riv er, was tho guest of her daughter, Mrs. P. M. Lnnco. and Mrs. Charles Nuffield, Thursday. Orchard, hunting, rHblng and Crater Lake scenes for sal at (Jer king h Harmon's studio. Negatives made any place, kodak finishing. 128 Cast Main street Phone 215 R. Alfred Weeks returned from tho Rio Dell farm Thursday afternoon. One of tho largest and finest orch ards In the stato Is being developed there by Mr. Weeks, P. K. Deuel and I. T. Gallagher. - Stnnton Grlffls has gono to West- field, N. Y., to Join his wife, who went cast several weeks ago TLcy will return to Roguo River wllcy tho fore part of August. Kodak finishing, best In town, at Weston's'. A. Jcldnoss, tho miner, is down from nine Ledgo district. Major J. W. Hicks, of Ashland, waa a northbound passenger Thurs day afternoon. John Arnold and William Schcble, tho agriculturists, transacted buil ncss In Medford Thursday. E. D. Weston, commercial photog rapher, negative made any time or place by appointment Phone M 1471. Mrs. Charles Caldwell Is at Gold Hill visiting her husband's venerable mother. Mrs. C. Floroy, of Jacksonville, was among Mcdford friends Thurs day, Mr. and Mrs- If. V. Meadcr, if Talent district, motored to Medfoid Thursday afternoon Dr. Kirchgessner will be at Hotel Nash every Saturday from 10 a. m to 3 p. m. on and after May 24. ' Max Prledonthal and E,. Froew ncr, of Portland, and A. O. Magcrs, of Salem, arrived in Mcdford Thurs day on Uier usual business yisit. Mrs. J. P. Kelly, of GrJffln Creek, has bcon visiting with friends living in Medford. T. C. NorIs and Mr. Thomas have gono to Douglas county to develop a mining proposition for Mcdford par ties. Vapor baths and scientific mas sage for men and women. Dr. R. J. Lockwood, chiropractor. 203 Oaf-nett-Cprey bldg. Phon lis. a C. McClendon', pt Gold Hill, ose of .tho oldest pioneers of Sains Valley ls bolng visited by Mrs. W.' H. Why bark and another daughter who ar rived Thursday, Mrs. Lottlo Van Scoy, of Eaglo Point, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Carlton nt tho ranch near Mcdford. For best quality homo grown meats, go to Stall 12, Public Mar ket, J. R. Tyrrell. Oris Crawford and his family re turned Thursday afternoon from a visit at Gold Hill, their former home. Mrs. W. D. Allon visited with frlonds in tho southern part of tho valley, Thursday afternoon, n. M. Collins and W. R, Colem&n were- oyer from Jacksonvlllo Thursi day, Rummer slab wood $2.00 a tier. Volley Fuel Co., Tel 76. t Mrs, Lydfa M. Polrler, of Duluth, Minn., who recently returned from the Sandwich Islands, has boon tho guet of Mrs. W. V. Quail, pf Dakota avenuo. Honry J. Taylor and John H. Ham mer, qf Willow Springs district, mado Mcdford a buslno m visit Thursday. Weeks & McGoyyan Co. UNDERTAKER uav iNwrin )y 1'hoHo S27 WteM V, W. Wfbs 9-J-2 rjwiHf A, K. On 7.M . T. Lnwlon went north on Thurs day afternoon's motor. A. 12. Kruse, of Ilnmlon, and C, C Moon, of Coqulllc, are recent arriv als In Medford. S. H. WIJHams und W. P. Now bold, prominent cltltcns of Yrokn, Cat., nro spending n few days In Medford. Tho finest studio In Southern Ore gon has been opened by Corking & Harmon, nt 22S East Main St., first stalrwny east of Star theatre. Our work Is always tho best. Views of all kinds for sale. Tho best of Ko dak finishing. Negatives mado any time or place. Phono 320-J. Mr. and Mrs. I., Gorllncer. of Portland, and Mrs. ('. E. Shiver, or Holso, Idnho, an? of tho many from abroad who are visiting In Medfo-d. Strayed from Sterling Sunday night, 2 horses, ono bay mare 1000, one bay horso 1200; maro branded PS on left shoulder. Notify I. R. Hamilton. Central Point, Oro., for re ward. Mrs. M. M. Applegalo, who bus been visiting in tho southern part of Hie valley, returned Thursday. Mtsses Carrie Owlngs and Thelma Nichols or Eaglo Point, were recent guests of friends living In Mcdford. Mayor Von der Hellen, of Eaglo Point, motored to Medford Thursday afternoon. Pictorial Review patterns now in stock at Moo & Co. 10C W. L. Ussher, manager of tho Pa cific Telephono Co.'s office at Ash land, tarried n few hours In Med ford Thursday. Mrs. O. P. Helms, of Talent, spent Thursday with relatives living in Mcdford. Prlvato mustc lersons from CO cents upward to Three dollars per lesson, according to subject and teacher chosen. Mcdford Conserva tory; open all summer. College Dldg. J. E. Wright and J. A. Bishop, of Phoenix, wero of thoso who disposed of a large quantity of berries at the public market Thursday. Joseph J. Parker, of tho Pacific & Eastern railroad, mado a trip to Jacksonvlllo Thursday evening. Remember thcro will be special vaudevlllo at tho Page theater on Saturday and Sunday. No advance In price S and 10 cents. H. A. Canady, tho attorney, was a business visitor In tho northern part of tho county Thursday. J. C. Aitkin and G. W. Dewey wero down from Roguo River Thursday, Emmett Bceson, of Talent, trans acted buihiess in Medford Thursday afternoon. Special vaadevtllt act at Page the atre Saturday and Sunday. Admis sion the same 5 and 10 cents. R. J. Cole, of Hilt, Cal., came to Medford Thursday, remaining a short time. Rev. Father Hendricks, who has been a member of tbo missionary union of New York, is stationed at Sacred Heart hospital as chaplain. He was a lecturing missionary for nearly halt a contury. Phyle & Pbyje will appear in vau devlllo at Page theatre Saturday and Sunday nights. Price 5 and 10c . Miss L. Ulgelow, representing tho United States department of agricul ture, will deliver a series of lectures nt Medford, Ashland, Grants Puis and other points In southern Orjv: in the near future, under the pus pices of the country lifo dcpa-tnicnt of the Oregon 'Congress of Mothers. Iu addressing parents and tcu:hers, Miss Illgelow expects to present thp cause of tho child, with fiuggoitlon for Improving Its condition. Talk with Tumy, In tho Garnett Corey Rldg., about the low cost of accident Insurance In the Travelers Insurance company. 101 Clifford Rambo, who had a leg severed at tho hip by a cutoff saw In a sawmill at Klamath Palls lately, died from the effects of his Injuries. Ho attempted tostep over tho ma chinery while it was in motion. Young Rambo was formerly a resident of this section. Mrs. C. K. Schrlver, of Holie, Ida., Is visiting at tho homo of Melvln Stevens on West Main street. Mrs. Schrlvor Is on tho way to San Fran cisco to visit relatives and stopped In Medford to visit her old-time friends. John W. Opp was over from Jack sonville Thursday. Ho Is superin tending operations at tho Opp mines In Jackson Creek district, whore a largo quantity of ore Is being treated by tho cynnldn process. Chris Ulrica, of Jacksonville, was a business visitor In Medford Thurs day afternoon, A. S. Hubbard, of Ashland, doputy game warden, tarried in Medford a whllo. Tho nineteenth volume of the Ag ricultural Yearbook Is now Imlng dis tributed and a copy may bo had frc4 from any mombor of Congrcsa. Tim now edition contains 781 pnges, 00 haf topes and 10 lithographic plates and a greater varlbty of Information of vnluo to tho agriculturist than any previous Issue, Home pf tho inom J.i turoitlug chapters deal with progr?? in u do In experimenting with now fruits brought from other countries, and recotit discoveries )ti pruvontlon of diiuiago from Insect mioiniM of agrlmlturul products und how to best coiubut I lit no lnfliioiictJ.1, LAUNCHES PLAN GIRL OF FOURTEEN AFTER SWIMMING RECORD 0 MANUFACTURE OF ALFALFA MEAL An ul fulfil ntvul mill for the Hoguo rior vnlloy U being promoted by Ooorge K Hoo.,, who sdnlo.s Hint )te stnnds ready to ninUo n substantial, investment in such nit entoi prise, providing lie mods proper encourage ment. A I fulfil men! is recamiireri ns the most eooiiomicnl and best f!o-h pro during product for livestock. It sells for .:10 n ton nt Mcdford. Mr. Rous shows how it enu be iiinimfnc tnred here nt n eouipnritivoly tuuull investment nud sold for n .substantial profit at much les than market price now prevailing. It is proposed to incorporate ft company for $13,000 capital stork payable in two niiutial installments, C10 per cent to bo spout for equip incut of mill anil machinery, the other 40 per cent to be pnid for in alfalfa or other stork food at prevailing priors. The annual alfalfa crop of the valley is estimated nt 14.500 tons. TO TAKE LONG HIKE James Vnnee, lloborl Kinleyside, Karl and Koluiu Hubbard will start from Medford next week on n IISO- mile walk townrds the ocean. Tlicv will take four burros uloug to park their supplies und provisions, mid ex pect to be gone about six weeks. All four boys nro members of the Seventh Company Coast Artillery Corps mid immediately upon their return will leave with their company for Fort Stevens to imrticiwto in the maneu vers there. These ljoys will walk across the Siskiyou mountains thence down the Klamath river, then up the const to thp lloguc river, thence rut ting ucros$ the mountains to tho marble caves in Josephine county. This trip will tnho them through some of the roughest niul wildest country on tlin coast and qnc that is seldom attempted owing to the extreme mggedness of the territory to be traversed nud the obstacles which ono must necessarily rope with. v vjJESflppjp MflSJSBflfflpoPVw j-fir (PA w ivd SbI m mm i ii i 1 . TRAINMEN I Mildred Wymiin, a Boston girl of fourteen, is liuiuuig to break the quarter-mite suiiumlnu record for women, now held by Fannie lhiruck of Australia. What is more, she seems likely to succeed. Several mouths ugo she traveled the distance within thirty seconds of the stand ard figures, ami she has improved considerably since. ARANT'S PAY SIOPS BUT HE HWS ON KLAMATH KAMA Ore., July 11. W, P. Arant is Mill in charge of Crater Lake National park, nltjiough ie hap been notified by tho secretory of the interior that his pay stopped on June 30. Notice hn been ferved on Arant that the attorney general held the position of rmrk Hiipcrin tendrut not under civil service, and that the secretary of the interior hud the right to remove him without show ing cause. Arant, however, proposes to hold pnto the office until tho mat ter has been determined by tho su premo court of tho United Stntes and m-k an injunction restraining, tho fcerretnry from removing him until the matter can he legally detcnnineJ. Some of the needed improvements in tie park cannot now bo made Fttel and Arant hnvo both served linfice on the park postmaster not to f'e'iver mail addressed to tho super intendent of the park, and us a enu sequence tho orders of tho interior department are not delivered. Arant continues to live nt tho headquarters of tho superintendent whilo Stcdl lives nt tho hotel owned and' operutp'J iy tho Crntor Luko company, wjth' which Steel was formerly connected. DEMURRAGE RATE CUT TO $1 A DAY SAI.IC.M, Ore., July 11. Keguln Clons prescribing demurrngo for rail roads and shippers hnvo been Issued by tho State llallrond commission, and according to them the railroads falling to move cars within tho mini mum time fxrd will tin penalized ? a day. Another new feature Is that railroads must notify thu shlppor through thn mails of tho arrival of his car provided ho requests It. Por-ty-clght hours' freo unloading time Is allowed in landing and unlondlng cars, and demurrngo Is Jl a day, as against thn old rato of 2. Demur rago for railroads falling to furn'sh cars within thtlmo ngrre,d Is 2 a nay anu tor tots rurnished and not used, tho dnmurrago Is Z a day with no tlmo allowance. Another now rulo Is on providing that a dally rec ord of distribution of cars shall bo kept by railroads, subjoct to the in spectlon of shippers. WB WML E SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., July 11. "Ylojet is tomporamental, but I think there Is a ulggor In tho wood pile." This was tho comment hero today of J. Clarence Ilurvoy, to a tonto cablegram, received from his wife, Violet (ierlsh Colby, tbo musical pri ma donna, who bus been lost In Ku rop for six works. Jnrvy fjoodpd the wires with Inquiries beforo he re ceived this reply: "Am In London; inquiries ver.y an noying." "Sweet Violet should remember," added Harvey, "that It Is uuturul tor u husband to bo slightly Intomstnl Iu his wlfo, Something Is wrong Harvey Is tho star of tho "I'asslng Show" company, CONGRESS TO EXPOSE INSIDE OF M'NAMARA OPERATIONS WASHINGTON. July 11.. All tho wars fought betweon labor and cap ital, all thn efforts both mado Co se euro legislation and tho tangled skoln woven about their relations In tho last ten years will bp Investigated by congress, tho sonnto lobby commlttno decided in an cxccutlvo session to night. Snmuol Oompcrs, president of tho Aroorlcan Poduratlon of Labor will appear boforo tho committee on July twenty-fifth and a subpoena wan Is sued tonight for John Mitchell, vlco presldont of tho federation. Tho committee also subpoenaod Oeorgo Pojiu und K. V. lllrd, general Manager of tho Natioiiul Association pf Manufacturers. Bctft located and moat mo pu tar note! in the City. 'Runnirig drilled ice water in each room. European Plan, a Ja Carte Cafe. Tariff on Rooms I sV-ri5fesfcJ J vttH IIS 'tulip S LWcsm'sSmbS 12 rooms 60 rooms 50 roomi . 60 rooms villi print lJh 91.00 each l.SO each 3.00 pach 2.00 ech 2.50 each SO rooms will pent Mi ZiO auilfl. uilroMn. tiar lor and batli - 3.00 aacL For more than n guest dd f 1.00 pxtra fa tla abova rates fpf each additional guest. Reduction by k or inQni, mjxazncsmiamsaifm F.G.ANDREWS ff iounii r lclll n It i Til H t M ( t?nnm .. UV Ullll HMU Wl ". ASKED TO VIST WILSON SAYS CHIEF AMERICANS WIN EW GERMANS fin - tt.m S NIJW VOIUC, July 11. A uuriirlfo was sprung today In connection wh tho tliieatviHul strike or trainmen and conductors on eastern rilliu.uK when President (lairetsop, of Hie Order of Hallway Comluetoni nud I'resldont l.ee, of the Urothorhoud of Hallway Traliiineu, denied that rep reentatlves of thu employes, who nro asking tin Incrouso In wniics, had been Invited to go to WnfhbiKtou und confer next Monday wl'h l'renl dent Wilson, l.eo mid Ourrolson r Iterated their Htntoiuoiil that over tures must come from thWother side, und that no counter proposition In reply to tho demands of the men had bvuii made. Albert Phillip, a iiictn'ior of the flremeu'H arbitration (ommlttro In ttmnted this afternoon that It was poiislhto that thn flroinu mUht bo involved Iu tbo ill nut.) botveon the trainmen and tho railroad'). Ho al leged that the railroads wero not ful filling their agrevmuiits with tho firemen. TOO MUCH FOURTH GETS OFFICER IN BAD llltKMK.ItTON, Wimh., duly It.- An iiivi'htigulion of tho failuiu of thu cruiser C'hitttuuoogu, the lug Fortune nud n siibmurttie, to obey orders nud visit .South llend, Wiisli.. ufter tho Fourth of July eotebriiliou lit Hon ipiiiuu, is being miide here today by Admiral Itevnolds, Instead of going to South Hem!, the little Hiuadron stopped ut Kuymoud, where the eliiin nel is narrow mid the presence of the cruiser is nlleged to hnvu blocked the wuy of thu itritish hteamer Iknln whoo citpliiin now heeks .00 ile uiiirrnge from the go eminent on nc count of the delay. The citizens of South llcud who hnd miido roiihidcr nbli' preparation to entertain the officers nud men, demanded mi in piiry. Frederick Wnrilu 1 to do "King Lear" in a 'JO-miuuto vuudcwlle net. NOTTINCUIAM, Kngland, July 11. Harold It. Hacked, tif I'hlludid phlu, nud iluink'o M, McLaughlin, ut Sun FruncUco, todity dufuuted Hulii' rich ICIuliiHchrolh and Wllholin Haho, tho lloruinn tenm, In tho feiuiln ijou bles hero In tho coiupctlMnn for the liiivlii cup. Tho AmtirlcniiH won, 0-4 , un, t':t nud 8-0, At Folkestone, (ho Caunilluii team of H. II. l'owcll mid II, l Seliwetic ers, ilofualed A. CI. WiiIhoii and D'l vlvlcr, thn llolglan lepriuutnllvoi. ii2, i:-.. o-u. Tho Auierlrnim will now meet tho CadadlaiiH, tho winner to play the Kugllsliiueti In the rhitllunpo ruiind. ALASKA GOLD SEEKERS RUSH TO SUSHANNA rjlVER ('OKI)OVA, AliiHka, .lulv II. -Old timi'iM and iih ninny new comers us could guther mi outfit me Mtamped iug toduv to Siisliunim river, fiftv puliN in land from the White river, from Itlui'khiiru nud KVmiccotl, fol lowing th. report Hint two pro-pec-tors liud tuk'cti out -illllO iu it duv. GO TO AUSTRALIA !! II I - V.VNCOl'VKHi it. ' 'l"ly -I." After his I'onli'st with "Voung I'lillu ilelphlu .luck O'lli It'll," wlileli 1m l tnko pined ul Hiu JIiImIioiimi menu un the iifl'iuorii of HiHunlitVi July Ml, Fieil.llo Wt'Mi will Piuhnlily go to Aiitruliii. ThU U of imiuiho irold. lug Hint lie U iitit KHi'1'onnfnl Iu gel ting on it mulch with Willlu Hlluliln lor tin' woihl'M title, W'lsi Itml lili offer by wlnt ji-xlenliiy fiom "Huiitti'v'' Maker, I lie micciMHor of Hugh ,Mctilsh Io go to Autriiltu and Inko purl In Mirer ooiite!". Tlio orfcr cume llitiiiiult C'lunlev llnney, Hi,. New Yoik boxing i imiMloner, who is tin) AnieiimiH iitironci)lullwi i r linker. Tlicv wl V,'li t Imix Mult Wsills. lluuhuy .Mohugiin mid llutiy Stone. 'I'liu Intlcr, whu in n New Yoik ho v. Iiiih jut delVuti-d ,1'iliiuiv Siiiniiier for tin wnllcrwiitthl ilumipioiiship. Sli'iio Is u light v.iiltigttlei', houevcr, nud omi cnsilv ilu the lightweight limit. Tint Miilish (hiiiupioii wiled to lhtrvm- pulling u figuru uhiii his M'riice. but hinted that Im would not go if fueccssfnl In getting ii lualch with llitchic BUY ea "Good Shoes' AT "EIGHT PRICES" ALWAYS. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE Siskiyou Heights Now is llio timo io innl.e si'locUon pC lojs and traces in ihis inagnifuTiit rt'sitlcticu district. SEE JOHN A. TORNEY ROOM 1, PALM BLOCK STUPENDOUS Unloading Sale " EXTREME VALUE GIVING TO REDUCE OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF TAILORED SUITS, COATS, SKIRTS, SHIRT WAISTS, DRESSES MILLINERY AND FURNISHINGS. REDUCTIONS 20 TO 50 AND MORE. TAILORED SUITS ONE-HALF PRICE AND LESS Every tailored suit iu si ode of 81 to choosu from, all sizes in surges and mjxtlimj, an opportun ity seldom pfj'cred to liavo l.ho un l'tistrictcd choit'cj to dioo.io frpnj. .$18.00 Tailored Suits 9.25 $22.rQ Tailored Suits.. $1J.,35 $.f0.00 Tailored Suits. $15.00 .t:)5.00 Tailored Suits .117.50 WASH DRESSES Largest lino of Wash Dresses over shown in IMedford at prices that will interest you, uoat street dresses as Jow s $1.39, i?J.89, 2,89, $4,50, !M,Q8 up. HAlfD BA0S PNE-HALF PRI04 -100 JIaid BiiH in every cojiceiv ablq leather at ono-lalf prjep. LINGERIE DRESSES !A11 tho beautiful Lingprio "Dresses in vnjlcs, batistes and mulls iu white, pjjik and blue, all reduced one-fou rtli toonii-half. DRESS SKIRTS SjW.OS f)H Dress Skirls nmrlaid at a ridieii )ously low price to eloso f hum out quick. Tho lot includes pariamas, sorges, diagonals, voiles, etc, Sojno of iheso are cut on fuller liijos than the present vogue but cuery ono a dependable garment, all colors and while, actual values up to Slfi.OO, sulci 'price $3.98 SHIRT WAIST SPECIALS 98, $1.19, $1.79, $.1.49 fapy other specials that wo have i)0t room to enumerate1. LONG COATS Style Craft Oarnients at reduclion of pa'f to 50. Many of 11ic.hu Coats are suitable for fall wear LI3LE GLOVES 10 button length ip wliilo, spe cial 2! NIAG. ARA MAID SILK GLOVES 1(1 button length iu black, wliilo and all colors, speduL 98 ii button, Silk Cloves special. .IS) c $fVTr, r7?J V A M ft 7-7A!Sjr&S' J s .w9 iB s jV sw j4 Smmz . "3 i1 'V V '. W1 yj mmmmmmmmmmmm