?l PAGE TWO. 2VLEDFORD MATE TRTRUNTC, MEDFORD, ORFION. WEDNESDAY, JULY 10. mm. i i la i I , .i. ..-. J...!.- fA-' IOCAL AND L PFRONAI yJf'V J A letter from Kennotli "Dinky"'! William, Uio GrnntB Pass ImBobnll jdaVombw with ltoglna In Uio Can adian league, to his nnronts, Mr. and MnilJrlttou A. WllllamB of tho city. 1sintPBvtnit lie. lias hctrn sold to tho , Detroit American, league club for $1GOO, to report M Detroit In Sen totnber. Today's Oregonlaii ron rirlui Jlio utateinc'nl. CI rants Pa Courier. Frartk llrowit, Elmer Wlmbcrly mml W l Chnpinnn lcavo Tuesday . uiornlnsr on nn extended automohllo 1 tpjir.'i They ko to Grants- VM. Ora ' tcjikk, Klamath kail. th&co to (JrcictuU City, Cat., and un'tho toast ny uoiu licacu nnu unnuun. i nuj- vlll ld Bbho.two or thrca week. DurliiR thotr nbtscneo Mrs. Wlmberly , nnd llttlo son will visit In Grants I'.ifis and Mrs. ChApiuuti And two sons will visit with her mother nt Mill City. ItoseburR Hcvlcw. roauccrs Fruit Oi. Tms Just re ceived a larcq shipment of 1 lb. and 2 lb. tin top berry baskets, nnd can fill orders In any quantity. Wo nlso have on hand n largo supply of the celebrated "Security" orchard lad dors In all sizes. , Mr. and Mrs. A. H."Vcbor and son of King street, accompanied by Mr. Weber's mother from Portland, re turned Saturday from a weok'a vaca tion spent nt Shasta Spring. Mr. and Mrs. A'. K. Ia Ponte of Central Point spent Tuesday morn ing Jn Mcdrord. $3,000 accident fiud life Insurance for J10: $5250 for. $17.50. Sec Holmes, tho insurance man. " JtidRo J. It. Nell of Jacksontlile was n Med ford visitor Tuesday. Mrs. Charles Nickel! and her daughter visited In Medford Tuesday afternoon. Don't forget tho Elks picnic at Colestln Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. William Foss are re ceiving cfagratulatlons upon the ar rival or t. daughter at their home July H. Mrs. C. F. Young, "who has been vlnltlbg al Ashland for several days, Is In Medford again. Orchard, hunting, mhlnjc snd Crater Lake scenes for tale at Ocr klng ft Harmon's studio. Negatives made any place, kodak finishing. 128 Bast Main street. Phono 215 R. Simeon FarJow, one of tho earli est pioneers of Oregon, was down from his homo In Lak'e Creek district Monday. Mrs. M. Cameron, who has been attending Chautauqua, returned from Ashland Tuesday evening. , Kodak finishing, best .In town, at ' Weston's. Mrs. J. J. Kunzman is the guest of . frlonds living at Ashland. Don Cameron, who was a member of tho engineering corps that local . ed a railroad In Linn county for Por ter Bros., has returned to Jackson ville. Tickets for tho Elks excursion to Colestln can bo obtained from tho Elks committee. Gcorgo F. Dyer went to Gold Hill Tuesday evening to Instruct the band at that placo, of which ho is leader. Mrs. C. B. Stout and her daughter of Jacksonville visited in Mcdrord Tuesday. Flrmln Zana or Gold Hill trans acted business In Medrord Tuesday afternoon. iE. D. Weston, commercial photog . rapber, negatives made any time or . place by appointment. Phone M. 1471. M. Williams of San Jose spent sev eral days in Iloguo River valley dur ing tho week. Miss Hubbard of Central Point was with her Medford friends Tues day. ijiero will De great doings nt Colestln Sundny when tho Elks ex cursion arrives. You cannot afford to miss It, Joseph Martin, foreman of tho Mansfield ranch on upper Roguo river, is making Medford a business visit,. Mr. and Mrs. E. Conzer of Jack sonville drove to Medford Tuesday afternoon. , Dr. Klrcugessnor will be nt Hotol Nash evory Saturday from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. on and after May 24. 11. C. Tabor. J. D. rtniiMiAnvh i J. Ilurnctto nnd C. T. Simpson were up from .Ashland during tho week, u.v M. Mnthes of Ashland, a pio neer of Jackson county, is convalose. Ing-from uu oporaion foV tho re- "niovnl of n prostrnto gland. Tho greatest picnic excursion over .glyon In southern Oregon will be tho fciKs picnic nt Colestln Sunday. ' K. L. Hurdle of Ashland is mak ing a business trip to Mexico, Weeks & HcGowan Co. UNDERTAKERS X.A3BT AMIATAIT Day Phono 227 Nlglit P. W. Week J Da-La rbom A. K. Orr B78-M Mi It. 11. Ucaine, H. Slmpklim niUI J. 8. March of Central Point were re cent business visitors In Medford. f'i David Duncan f North Jackson ville was nf those who cntno to Mod- ford Tuesday; Everybody Is going to Colestln Sunday on the Elks excursion. Mr. and Mrs J. Syd. McNnlr of Ashland wero guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. C. Onddls Tuesday. Miss Mlnnlo Ireland of Grants Pass passed through Medford Tues day afternoon, en route to Ashtnud. Vapor baths nnd scientific nisi tngo for men nnd women. Dr. R. J. Lockwood, chiropractor. SOS Gar nnlt.PnrAtf Milif Phrtnn 1iK. Mrs. Pert Dysert of Grants Pass has joined her husband, who Is In charge of the street improvement work being done at Medford by Schell &. Schell. Mrs. Johu Vincent of North Jack sonville wns In Medford Tuesday on her way homo from n visit nt Ash land. You can't afford to miss tho fun at the Elks Sunday excursion to Colestln. James McDonngh of Applegnte mndo n trip to Medford Tuesday. J. W. Mltclell, city councilman, wont north on a bustm:? trip Tues day evening. For best quality homo grown meats, go to Stall 12, Public Mar ket, J. R. Tyrrell. C. M. Warren and W. Williams of Rogue River transacted business In Medford tho forepart of tho week. H. Piatt. Sam Richardson. Will lam Angle nnd S. T. Howard have returned from an auto trip to Cres cent City. Tnnrsdny bargains sowing bas kets at the Wonder Store. Mrs. Gilbert ClarJ: of Hilt. Cal Is :t Into arrival In Medford. Ij. W. Whiting, mining engineer. and John Torney have returned from a trip to Joo Bar, where tho latter Is operating the Harrcll plaror mine, A considerable area of ground has already been moved. Summer slab wood $2.00 a tier. Valloy Fuel Co., Tel 7C. Nort Eddlngs, Mrs. J. 11. Bccman and J. W. Has or Gold Hill wero of those who camo to Medford to attend tho funeral of tho lato Isaac Wright Tuesday. E. D. Shook, who drove his auto- mobllo to Crescent City during the week, made tho return trip to Grants Pass in eight hours nnd fif teen minutes. Including all stops. The rinest studlovln Southern Ore gon nas been opened by Gerklng & Harmon, at 22S East Main St, Hrst stairway east of Star theatre. Our work is always tho best. Views or all kinds for sale. Tho best or Ko dak finishing. Negatives mado any tlmo or place. Phono 320-J. Charles Bedford, the grorcr, was down from Ashland tho forepart of tho week looking nfter his business Interests. Arthur Gearhart or Evans crook mado a business trip to Medrord on Tuesday. Just received another shipment or those extra quality 10c ribbons nt tho Wonder Store. George McClendon. Mrs. W. M. Whybark, Mrs. Janlo Learned. Mrs. Nora Eastman and Mrs. Lilllo Mcin tosh aro up from California, having been called to Gold Hill by tho seri ous condition of their father, C. C. McClendon, n well known plonker or Jackson county. Dotectlvo Kelly or tho Southern i-aciiic company's special sorvlco passod through Mcdrord Tuesday af ternoon. Pictorial Roviow patterns now In stock at Moe & Co. ioc Mrs. W. E. Dudgo was nt Ashland this weok attending Chautauqua. D. Pcrozzl or Ashland was a northbound passenger Tuesday eve ning. Have you seen the new water sots at tho Wonder Store? Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Carroll of Davenport, Ir relatives of c. J. Carstens or Medrord, passed through the city Tuesday en routo to Seattle. Mrs. H. E. Foster waB tho guest or frlonds living nt Jacksonville on Tuesday afternoon. Privato music lessons from 50 cents upward to Three dollars per lesson, according lo subject and teacher chosen. Medford Conserva tory; open oil summer. Colleco Bldg. Dr. F. G. Swodenburg, who has beon attending a meeting of tho American Medical society, Is nt Ash land ngaln. His famllv nwrnv,.,....- - "" VM11JI uu mm on nis trip to tho oast. Isaac Wright died nt his rcsldonco at Itoguo River Monday morning of dropsy, after a protracted Illness. Ho was a resident of southern Oregon for many years and In his 7Uh year. Tho remains wero Interred in thn r. O. O. F, comotcry at Medrord, Tucs- uy anornoon. Jnmos AVrJght or lUueburg nnd R. Wright, brothor and slater or tho deceased, and a uumbor or rrionds from dlfforent parts of tho valloy woro In attend ance. Mr. Wright is survived by several children, who with his for mer wife rcsldo in tho east. Talk with Tumy, in the Oarnott Coroy Bldg., about tho low cost or aculdunt Insuranco In tho Travelers Insurnnco company, 101 R.S. Dnhlberg of AnptegnU', who Is developing ono of tho finest herds of dairy cattle in Ort'go, recently re ceived n shipment, of young rows from Califernia: also "Sir Nntulft Korudykn Alcnrtrn," two-year-old luill of tho famed Holsteln-Krloslnn breed, wtinto nncrstory traces back to the chntnplon milkers or tho coun try, Tho too cream social held nt the M, K, parsonage by tho ladles of the Loynl Clrclo Tuesday night wns a success. Dr. Marlon's orchestra fur nished music The attendance was good nnd alt enjoyed theinsolves. Oct n Clyde paring knife for only 10c nt tho Wonder Store. J. E. Watt and hts family, Mrs. It. V. Lumsilcn, Mr. nnd Mrs. S. E. Knight loft Wednesday morning on an automobile trip through south eastern Oregon and northeastern California. Mrs. M. D. Jones nnd her son of Jacksonville spent Tuesday evening In Medford. Now green pasture with shade and running water to lot. Isancs, phone G91-R-4. Judge Calkins has been holding nn adjourned term of circuit court for Josephine county. Tho caso Involv ing tho validity of tho $200,000 bonds Issued by tho municipality of Grants Pass to nsslst In the build ing of a railroad to Crescent City was argued and submitted Monday aft ernoon. Judge Calkins will render his decision In a few dnys, when nn appeal to tho supreme court will bo taken nnd tho matter disposed of as soon as possible. The suit was Insti tuted nt the request or parties wish ing to buy the bonds nnd Is n friend ly one. For sale Two rresh cows, good .milkers, nnd also two-horso F. M. gas engine. Answer to Box O, Mall Trib une, jig PRIZE BABY . BADLY TFACE Tho Infant child or Mr. nnd Mrs. Irwin or 1C0 N. Mnln street, Ash land, was seriously burned whllo Its parents wero picnicking on Little Butte creek Sunday. Tho mother was rilling the alcohol lamp to warm the baby's milk when tho wind blow tho riamo Into tho alcohol, causing it to explode. Tho child was taken to the Sacred Heart hospital for treat ment and Dr. Conroy reports that It U badly burned about the faco nnd neck. Tho baby wns ono or tho prize winners nt tho stato baby chow nt Salem last rail. GRASSHOPPERS DELAY GOLDENDALE, Wash., July 1C -Residents of this district aro In a quandary as to how to relievo thorn selves of grasshoppers which hnvo collected In such swarms thnt a train on tho Goldendalo branch or tho Spokane, Portland & Soattlo railroad was delayed an hour In Swalo canyonon account or the ln socts covering tho (racks. Tho grass hoppers covered tho rails for a dis tance of ono half mile and wero so thick that tho drlvowhcols of tho cnglno spun around as though tho track had been heavily o'lled. ''m I-'luo Watch and Jeuelry Repairing. MHDFOJID, OltHOO.V "1 - .-cEnTinflLssssssL' r, rssVX-MV rs. CRATER LAKE TOURIST TRAVEL BREAKS RECORD The present soiwon will lirenk nil records for louriit travel to Mcdfowi nnd Crater l.nke, dl-elnroH Coiut tin!!, who U Itpernlinir lliti Crater Lake nuto ttigo. "1 hnvn lttimirciN of Inquiries nml rpqiuMa for hooking.'' Said Jtr. ltnll "nnd It ljesliw to ''k in if wo eoul I not hnmlle nil the Imsiuons offerotl. Two ears nn filled for Thursday and the jirosjiools nro Hint wo will linvf nil we em i handle." SInny tourini; oar nro arriving duilv both from California mid I'oit iniul. Tho road to tho rim of tin Inku will ho opened Sntunlny. BULGARIAN SALONIKA, July 10.-Krtrther startling charges against Bulgarian troops aro mado In dispatches receiv ed trow Dolran, forty miles from Salonika, whoro It Is alleged 30.000 Moslems were massacred. Consul General August Krat of Austro-llungriry, verified tho ehorgo. He has Just returned from Dolran, saying that many of tho victims woro either crucified, mutilated or burled alive. LOSES ITS LAND WASHINGTON', July 10. -Score, tnry of the Interior Franklin K. I.nne prcculed to the ntuto of Cali fornia today patents lo 1(10 notes of oehool lands now occupied by the Oregon-California Power company. BRITISH DEMAND ACTION. (Continued from Page 1) Bryan that Ambassador Wilson had been summoned to Washington. Brynn refused to affirm or deny the report that Gormany hhd formally requested the United States to In torvene In Moxlcn. Iluertn Xcur Downfall Senora Madcro, widow of thn mar tyred presldcntiof Mexico, Francisco I. Madcro, believes tho Iluertn gov eminent Is Hearing Its end. In ar riving hero, shd said: "I do not be llova tho government or the traitors can long survive. I have not been following tho political situation In Mexico slnro I left there. I have been living quietly In tho United Statps slnco my husband's execution. Whon I nrrlted In Now York I said my husband was murdered In cold blood, nnd I stand by that claim now." Senator Fall of New Moxlro Is np prohcnslvo or n military outhronk In Mexico City against tho American residents. "Huerta ofldently has concluded thnt It ho Is overthrown," snld Fall this aftomoou, "it might as well bo by tho Americans as tho Mexicans. Ha tins novcr controlled mora than two states In Mexico, except Insofar as- ho has hold garrisons In cities. Tho situation of Amoricau citizens in Mexico now I consider to bo moxt critical," Outdoors Boots Tho iinio lias come for it trip to Uio hills, you'll want a pair of good hoots to protect your feat against rooks, hrush and rattlesnakes. Wo of for you that kind of a hoot made of good sofb.ealf skin, with good solid, well sowed soles, which will hold hoh nails. Price $5.50 a pair. Parcel Post charges paid to out-of-town customers. Ifoh nailing 25c extra. "Gooft Snots" OPPOSITE POST AN INVESTMENT IN A DIAMOND Rcqulros careful though nnd tho propor confidence In firm, to warrant absoluto satisfaction. To noto tho propor comparison you must Inspoct them from a largo and well soloctod stock, such as I am able to show. In this way you becomo thoroughly fa miliar with values and fcol assured of safe and economical buy lug through my binding guaronloo, MARTIN J. REDDY " THE JEWELER ' MRS. BOB FITZSIMMONS AT THE PAGE TONIGHT i Mrs, Bob Klttslmmou will nppoitr nt tho Pngo theater this afternoon hhll evening, supported by a com pnny of sixteen members. It will bb remolnbnred Hint there Is to bo but two portormitiu'os of vnudovlllo this week, and tonight will end tho cungomoiit. Mrs. FlttHlnunoiis and her com pany are to bo given nil automobile ride over tho valley Visiting some of tho principal orchards. Tho tilp will Include an Inspection of tho Monitor orchnnl, whore a beautiful view of the valloy can bo had. Tim vaudeville till afternoon and this evening Is unusually nttrartlve and there Is no doubt that tho S. 11, O. sign will bo hung out early In tho evening. CARNEGIES'S NEPHEW IS GRANTED A DIVORCE IMTTSIU'IKI, ln., July lit. Oa the ground of dori'lion, n divorce is on record here today in fnor of Brisbane J. Carnegie junior nohow of Andrew Carnegie, tho uleol king. Mrs. Carnegie lesNlvil tho suit, wlileli was filed u year ago, liling counter charges of desertion against ltr liUhtiatol, ami ttllfpnir (hat lie hail boon uipluly intimate with JoutiCtto MoICeag, a noted Pittsburg licuuly. DIAMOND IS SENTENCED TO 10 YEARS IN PRISON UOSEIlimo, Ore.. July. lC.-.llny Diamond, tho youthful Ulendnto hnnk robber, wns sentenced to 10 years Im prisonment today. Tho Indictment charging assault with a deadly weap on was returned at four o'clock. Ten minutes later Diamond threw himself on tho mercy of tho court. lid ngod mother offered to mortgage her homo to defend tho lad but this ho spurn ed. I. W. W. ORATORS. .- - , (Continued from Page 1) the huiuc renter nud thou only when moderate language was ummI. This order, however, Iom not apply to religious bodie. The arrests last night nro Iho di rect outgrowth of activities on the part of members of the I. W. W. in behalf of several hundred girls ami women who have been on strike against the Oregon Canning compan for1 two weeks. Tho striking em ployes demand higher wages and bet ter working conditions. Members of tho I. V. V. lodny ex pressed their tUierminntion lo renew their efforts nt street speaking to night nud the authorities are just as determined that thev sliall not. Fur ther disorders nro utiticiimtciL TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT Nicely furnished five room bungalow, fine neighbor hood, on east side, 11.1.50. Phone 10IK-M. . 10 1 FOB EXCHANGE Residence prop erty, clear, $1000, trade for good vacant lot or part pnymout on c!osn-lu residence. Clark ltoalty Co. WANTED Six ranch hands, Imme diately. Apply Ira J. Dodge, care Korlnok Veterinary Remedy Co. WANTED Position on small ranch for man and wlfo. Address C, enro Mull Tribune. 104 for Women OFFICE Dluiuonil Hotlltig and En graving Done Hero Near 1'oslorrica I. BROW HAN FRANCISCO. Cab, July ttl. 8ocioljry Kloment of thii Nan l-'ranclsco local of Iho I. W. V., slat, oil today Mini 100 hinmboni of tho local orgiuilxritlnn stand ready o go lo Porland, If their services m needed thoio,hut that tree Mpccch will not bo mndo tho main Isntio la tho fight. "Tho Portland fight has nmuuiiod li throo-corliored aspect," nnld Hlo mcul "Tho soclullstti, socliillst-htbOr parly and a httulhnr of Industilal Workers aro giving moral support to tho Portland strikers and this1 Is tho basis that should bo lunlntttliiod. it l wtjra solely a free speech fight of tho I. V. V It woiild bo a dlfforent matter. Wo Intend to stnnd alone In tho future. Tho Han tllogo affair taught us not to com hi mi with other orgaultntloim In a Iron speech right." Everything in Clrowlilg ViwSll' TJug JmhhI Corn(?leal .Scrateh lAiod leef Scraps MONARCH SEED & FEED CO. .V! . 1 , ,' 220 EAST MAIN THE PAINT SHOP Paint3, Oils, Varni3ho3 and Wall Papor Vov youi' Tinting, Painting and Paper .Hanging See J. H. FIRES Propriotor Phono 213 J NOW IS THE TIME To huild a home Lahof. huildiug material and choice hiijldiugmlcs will never he as cheap again. You can huy a large lot with BEAUTIFUL VIEW of VALLEY on the 1'iiiHt Side in heat residence district, with huild iug restriction, good roads, close to city witter, low texe.s foi'Hinall payment down, easy terms on halaitee. Tin's is one oft he hest huilding sites in the valley. ADDRESS P. O. BOX 207 MEDFORD, OREGON. When you tire of rough, strong, proof whiskey try the new Gyrus Noble. pure, mild JV. J. Von Schuyvcr & Portlund, tilniDFrT Pom We tin.r luhifM iin. tfillni u.li mill Save m trl OutluS Monty! irilumin Ask tor big free uilmn from , Intld WII Catalog Jff- crun ,.BSw,V V liaiH ti m kiru man vl Ul w.)' Mil's PATIENT OK PROVIDENCE, II. 1., July lrt.A pitiful slory of blighted hopo and dlnappolntiiiotil In Uio uuest for health camo to light hoio today whou it was li'itriitu! Hint four oiiihnit ehIN ikon mill several oilier rolatlveii of Alee Wltlluuimii of l.ou Angeles, Cab, who traveled 1 0 0 0 miles to io wilvM tho Friedman tulioiculosln euro aro aiixloitM to leluiu homo, tln-lr lulsstou a fallliro. Wlllliu'iiKOii illml last l-'Hilny. ' Home of tho clililron tiro Allomly afrtlctiid with tlilicrculoslH, iiim. It Is llouhtful )f Ihey ill i- nliVo i( stand tho long liolhowanl Journey, The mntlior or the chlldioii dlod last April. It was thou llin't tho trip to I'rovldoiico wns derided upon In tho hope of saving the little oiioit from Iho won't white plauiio. Willi Medford tra is Medford made. the Poultry Line Cracked Corn Cracked Wheat. liran Sliortn Itlnckleal MiddlingH AT 32 S. Contral Avo. high- and mature Co., General Agents Oregon Our Own :w SASH and DOORS iall.fr iIhiimiuU of rti t-tury ir. tli )ir alum nil liicli-dM. (tier lltft tui. UmiLl II.U lt Irili Ifitlir ilitfirt, Willi imI III l.icilclll fltlftllll-f 'lk fiiltmlne riii- fruui vur tuUlug tkuulil lulrrnal you I n4r, lni;coti4, 19 fl.W tiunt DvMt ,,.. ... ,3.(0 to 1 3. 1 4 uunjuow uaori, inntwr,...., .i.i a lily 1 ir Vnar Diwrl, uiruU.a, I'l" ft", Mi" M.7S Craflimtb I'rsnt Uuiii, 10 Uutlful tunvt. low diitn(, up I torn . .,.., 5.u nun, iv anigni, in iui, vi ...,. i,, i ..,,,.. .. ,9 (-. , - 40W Trim, III Mil V .sv room inA Wln.Iaw Rtru la Btoch , vur inin mill u-n! ull illnvt lu mill i-ticca. w ftu I'll Ml oni- llilrii. CUli-i No. x 'II lf i .HjifJUTi BUT ,MV T.,1, .VI t V 9