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fctEDFORD' MAUI TRTBUNE, MTCDHORD, OKKaON, MONDAY, ,TULY 21, 10in.
IOCAL AND
L PERSONAL
Tho Ladles' Altl of tlio BnpllBt
church wilt not meet Tuesday after
noon.
Mr. fttitl Mrs. A. B. BlnKhnm of
Santa Barbara hnvo arrived In Med-
ford and will occupy tho Foster real
Ucnco In Kast Mcdford until fall.
Don Cameron of Jacksonville hns
Bono to llnymond, Wash., to ongnKO
in civil engineering and Will bo gono
somo time.
Producers Fruit Otr. tma Just re
ceived a largo ehlpmont of 1 lb. and
i lb. tin top berry baskets, and can
fill orders in any quantity. Wo also
havo on hand a largo supply of tho
celebrated "Security" orchard lad
ders in all bIzos.
Mr. nnd Mrs. riooth and tholr
daughter of Portland wcro recent
Elicits of Mr. and Mrs. David Mutr.
M. D. Acklcy has been making
Portland n business visit.
MIbs Clara Elmer of Jacksonville,
who has been at Santa Barbara,
Cal., during tho past year, will teach
domestic sclcnco In tho Klamath
Falls school. '
13,000 accident nnd llfo insuranco
for $10; $5250 for $17.50. See
Holmes, tho Insuranco man.
Harry nnd Fred Vincent of Eu
Kcno havo boon visiting their mother,
Mrs. Lottlo Vincent, who had an cyo
removed at tho Sacred Heart hospi
tal whllo under treatment for ery
sipelas. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. C. Boyco nnd
Philip ioosley of Tolo district mado
a trip to Mcdford Saturday.
Orchard, hunting, Sablng and
Crater Lake scenes for &! at Ger
klng ft Harmon's studio. Negatives
made any place, kodak finishing. 138
Bast Main street Phone 215 It,
E. Calhoun of Phoenix was In
Mcdford Saturday, en routo to Mer
lin on a visit.
Dr. and Mrs. 13. B. PIckcl and Dr.
II. P. Hargravo, who went to San
Francisco a fow days ago, nro at
homo again.
Kodak finishing, best la town, at
Weston's.
Mrs. Itosella Harvey of San
Francisco Is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Stout of Phocnlr, and other
relatives. Sho waB a resident of
JnckBonvlllo a number of years ago.
Mr. Wall, tho cement worker, and
his family havo removed to Sacra
mento. E. D. Weston, commercial photog
rapher, negatives made any time or
place by appointment. Phone M.
1471.
A. Hoefs and his daughter were
down from Jacksonville Saturday
afternoon.
Tho Sovcnth company of tho Ore
gon National Guard has received a
new rango board for riflo practice
which will bo kept busy until the
time for tho state encampment.
Dr. Klrcbgessnor will be at Hotel
Nash every Saturday from 10 a. m.
to 3 p. m. on and after May 24.
Charles Craig, formerly engaged
in business In Mcdford, has opened
a shoo shop at Talent.
Gcorgo R. Llndlcy, who Is rust!
eating at Dead Ondlan Springs with
his family, spent Saturday and Sun
day In Mcdford.
For best quality homo grown
meats, go to Stall 12, Public Mar
ket, J. It. Tyrrell.
A. E. Kellogg and F. Zana of Gold
Hill wcro recent business visitors in
Mcdford.
John Carney nnd A. Munson wcro
of tho many in Mcdford during the
week.
Privato music lessons from 50
cents upward to Three dollars per
lesson, according to subject and
teacher chosen. Mcdford Conserva
tory; open all summer. Collego
BIdg.
Hugh Marquis and his family of
Los Angeles arrived in Medford Sat
nrday on a visit and are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Marquis of North
Rivorsldo.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Honey and
Mr. and Mrs. A. Scbmltt of Jackson
ville spent Sunday at Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Farrar of Hay
Gold tarrlod a fow hours in Mcdford
Saturday.
Now green pasturo with shade and
running water to let. Isaacs, phono
G91-R-4.
A. Throckmorton of Aqplcgato
and Will Hansen, his son-in-law,
transacted business in Medford Sat
urday, It. D. Hoko of Willow Springs dis
trict was of tho many who came to
Medford Saturday.
Mrs. J. M. .uucr, Mrs. Effio Tay
lor and hor son of Pboonlx district
motored to Medford Saturday.
8. I. Wilson of Talent district
spent Sunday In Medford.
Peaches grown In this (section
havo mndo their nppcarnnco and nro
of flno quality. They nro retailing
at 15 cents a dozen nt fruit stands.
John W. Cox of Oakland, Cal., ar
rived Sunday evening from Fort
Klamath, whero ho has cxtonstvo
ranch Interests.
Harvey Otis of Wcnntchco nnd J.
K. Brunk of Yrckn, Cal., nrrtved in
Mcdford Saturday,
Emmott Palmer, W. Rnwllngs nnd
A. L. Parkoy of Central Point were
in Medford Saturday.
Mrs. H. D. Reed of Gold Hill nnd
Miss Nina Carter of Portland woro
gucstB of Mcdford friends Saturdtv.
S. P. Brown of Gold Hill mndo n
trip to Medford Saturday.
T. W. Patton and R. J. Coto nra
recent arrivals in Mcdford.
Siegfried Norllng, who hns been
employed nt Hotel Nash, left for
Portland Saturday.
James T, Chlnnock of Salem, stato
wntor commissioner, arrived In Mcd
ford Saturday. Ho is on otfictnl
business.
Roy Willlts of Persist, who car
ries tho mail to tipper Roguo river
points from Eaglo Point, spent Sat
urday night in Mcdford.
Oscar Dunford and I. L. CrcoJl of
Grants Pass wcro recent visitors In
Mcdford.
Mr. nnd Mrs, H, C. Colo nnd F.
B. McClelland or Eaglo Point .ll.t
trict havo been visiting in Medford
William Braun of Now York spent
a few hours in Medford Saturday.
Ho is a cousin of Mrs. James Oa'cns
of Antelope.
Mrs. E. Hlginbotham nt Knnr.s
creek visited in Mcdford Saturday.
E. M. Wilson, former under sher
iff, and his family loft for Susan
villo In their auto Sunday morning.
They will bo gono some time.
Miss Loulso Williamson Is at Cen
tral Point, tho guest of Mr. anl Mrs.
J. W. Myers.
C. H. Phelps, a former resident
of Medford, arrived from San Fran
cisco Sunday on a visit.
District Attorney Kelly has been
at Grants Pass on official business
E. E. Wimberly of tho Roscburg
Revlow; W. F. Chapman, proprietor
of the Red Cross Pharmacy of Rose
burg, and Frank Brown, fruitgrower,
also of Roscburg, nrrlved In Mcdford
Monday, having visited Crater Lake
and Klamath Falls by auto.
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ASSAULTS
J.
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Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
ABT AMMf AS
Dsjr 1'beae 857
XltfM V. W. Weeks 1M-J.S
ltMNie A. JC Orr 7M
CAITLE $8 TO $8.60
HOGS S9 TO $9.40
SHEEP $4 TO $4.50
PORTLAND, July 21. Receipts
for the week havo been: Cnttlc,
1304; calves, 133; hogs, 225G; sheep,
C372.
Cattle market last week steady to
strong. Improved beef outlet had
bullish effect on prices. Prima steer
top $8.00 to $825 with bulk of steer
sales at $7.75 and $8.10. Eastern
Oregon steers nt $8.00 nnd cows
$7.75 featured. There hns been a
keen demand for choico butcher cat
tle especially cows and heifers. Sales
wcro mado in small quantities as tho
supply was comparitivcly short. Beat
cows $7.75 to $7.25, heifers $7.25 to
$7.50, choice bulls $5.50 to $0.00 and
choico light calves at $9.00.
The hog market was steady to
higher. One load of extra fine hogs
sold nt $9.40 Friday morning, bulk
of light swine sales $0.15 to $9.30.
Sound packers have been liberal buy
ers on tho market and the light mu
was quickly absorbed. Swine prices
aro apparently on a heavy basis 4t
least far tho present.
Sheep house business has been,
slow all week. Demand for both
mutton and Iambs has been light and
tho trade has shown no sign of im
provement whatever over previous
week's market. A liberal top is Oc
as somo very good stock sold at that
price. Prime killing ewes at $4.00,
wethers at $4.25 and yearlings at
$4.50 are extreme quotations in the
n.ulton division.
patieWId
TO
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Charles M. Patterson, who last
week secured a sot of doublo har
ness from tho Mcdford Harness com
pany upon representation that ho
bad purchased a halt Interest in tho
West tilde livery stablo, and who
skipped to Portland with it and a
car of horses ho had been advertis
ing for snlo, and was arrested at tho
metropolis and returned hero Satur
day, was glvon a preliminary hear
ing Monday before Justice of tho
Peace Glenn O. Taylor and- held to
tho grand jury under $1000 bonds.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LOST At IbIs theater or on wuy
homo on South Central nvcnuo,
Friday night, ladle' gold watch
with name "Dora" on insldo of
caso. Return to Iain theater and
Kt reward, 106
OeorRtj Trnna, superintendent of
the city water works assaulted Dr.
J. M. Keenc Into Saturday afternoon,
striking him several blows. Dr.
Kccne grappled with nnd threw hU
nssnilnnt, but was pulled off by
witnesses before striking a blow. As
a result tho doctor is wearing a
slightly blackened eye. Ilolh were
before Mayor Eifert Monday who
dismissed tho case.
Trnnn, who wns furiously angry,
awaited nn hour nt tho M. P. & II.
building for Dr. Keeno to eomo out
of his office. As tho latter started
to get into his auto Trnnn, without
saying a word, struck Keeno on tho
eye. As they wens sepnrntcd, Trnna
shouted that ho would kill his an
tagonist nnd raved wildly.
The difference between tho two oc
currcd over Trann'rt shutting off the
water from the Keeno rcsidenco on
Onkdnlo for using it out of hours
nnd filling hint a dollar for it. Keeno
nsseiis tliat Trnna admitted that ho
wns entitled to uso tho nvr as tho
laud extended through the block) fac
ing both streets.
SHOWERS
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END HOT SPELL
RollcC from tho present heat wave
tho hottest of tho year Is pre
dicted Uy the weather bureau, which
schedules Bhowors and cooler weath
er for Monday night nnd Tutwdny.
Friday wns tho hottest day when
tho thermometer touched tho cen
tury mark, llowover, tho bent was
tuoro oppressive Saturday and Sun
day, with only 9G for tho mercury,
because of greater humidity.
Hunttrods of Meilfordltes spent
Sunday on tho Rogue, Butto crook
and other picnic spots, as woll as
thoso who escaped via tho Elka
Colestin excursion.
HWKKXKST TIIINO IN Tilt: WORM)
is a baby, yet how tunny woinon nro
denied thin blessing bocuuso of somo
physical nthnout which tuny bo cur
nble. It linn been said that hun
dreds of children owo tholr oxlstonco
to l,ydla K. Plnkhntn's Vegotnlilo
Compound, which wo bollovo hits
bt ought health nnd happiness to
tuoro women In this fair laud of otira
tlutu nny other remedy.
THE PAINT SHOP
Faints, Oils, Varnishes and Wall Paper
For your Tinting, Painting nnd Paper Hanging Seo
J. H. FIRES
For Quick
Action
1 l-l acres apricots In bcnrlnit,
i mllo oft pavement, oast side, out
side city limits, flno view of valley.
It taken nt once, 3C0.
T. II. K. HATHAWAY,
217 W. Main Street.
Proprietor,
Phone 243 J "
32 S. Central Ave.
burning,
scalding,
feet
Those ITot Days Have
Made Life Miserable for
Many a One.
GotoBchling,Telinim
Your Foot Trouble, Ninety
to one You Will Get Relief.
Good Pit .
Shoo Storo
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Behling's
We Liko
To Fit
Tho Hard
To Kit
To Cure Salt Rheum
and Scaly Skin
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A"mof Effective Treatment
'and Quick in Results.
Bill rheum, scaly akin ami other Itch
Intr skin Attllctlons may bo nootheil by
frequent application of witch haul.
Hut tho curs must com from th ac
tivity of tho nno network of blood
vessels that make up tho skin forma
tion. Ton ahoubt una H. H. 8. for tho
blood. Thla uplemllil remedy I a mar
vel for salt rheum, ociema, lupin. pio
rlaali and scrofula. .Ask at any ilnitr
tore for a bottle of 8. 8. 8. and you
aro then on the road to health. Tho
action of thla retnarkabla remedy I
direct, positive, certain In Ita Influence.
Jt la ono of those raro medical forcea
which act In tho blood with the limn
deRree of certainty that la found In all
natural tendencies.
Out throuRh every akin pore fields,
irerms and other blood Impurities aro
forced In tho form of Invisible vapor.
Thero Is scarcely a community any
where but what has Its llvlnir eiampln
of the wonderful curative effects of
8. H. H. net a bottle of thla famous
remedy to-day, and If your case la
tuhborn or peculiar, wrltn to Tho
Hwlfl HpccIHa Co., IIS Hwlft Mora
tory, Atlanta, fla.
Ileware of all substitute for H. H. It,
the remedy you can depond upon for
afety and ffeollvausas.
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Change of Irrigating
Hours
Commencing Monday, July 21, irrigating hours will be
as follews: , .
Beginning Monday and alternate days on the east side
of all streets running north and soiilh and south sidc".of all.. ..
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streets running cast and west, irrigating hours from d iu.Vii.. ;y
U tojlO p. m. , ,. ' ,
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Beginning Tuesday and alternate days on the weal' 'side
of all streets running north and south and the north side oE
all streets running east and west, from 4 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Irrigating with open hose positively prohibited.
These rules will give every resident the water every
other day. Co-operation of all is requested to avoid a
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water shortage.
VIOLATIONS WILL BE VIGOROUSLY PROSE- ,
... i . CUTED.
Water Committee City Council
By J. W. MITCHELL, Chairman
&mdt
"Good Shoes'
A "FIT OR NO SALE" EVERY TIME.
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
FLOUR
FLOUR
TIIK HKST POU TUP. MONHV IN TUB CITY. ON'li TIUAI.
Wll.li I'HOVK IT. THY Ol'lt ANCHOR IIKANI). $...!& l'UIt SACK.
ALSO OTIIKK UltAltliS OK QUALITY.
MONARCH SEED 6c FEED CO.
220 EAST MAIN
Siskiyou Heights
Now is tho time to make select ion of lots and
tracts in this magnificent residence district.
SEE
JOHN A. TORNEY
ROOM 1, PALM BLOCK
NOW IS THE TIME
To build a home
Labor, building material and choice building sites will
never be as cheap again. You can buy a largo lot with
BEAUTIFUL VIEW of VALLEY
on the Kast Side in best residence district with build
ing restriction, good roads, close to city water, low
texes for small payment down, easy (onus on balance.
This is one of the best building sites in tho valley.
ADDRESS P. O. BOX 207 MEDFORD, OREGON.
Of Lnportanco to Evory Buyor of Good
Furniture and Home-furnishings in
THE
FIRE SALE ',
of tho $150,000 Stock of
J. G. MACK & CO.
Fifth and Stark Stroots
PORTLAND, OREGON
Damaged by Wator and Firo on tho Night
of Juno Tenth.
Hundreds of High-Grado Furnituro
Piecos, High-Class Carpots and Rugs, Drap
ory and Upholstory Fabrics Boing Disposed
of at Ridiculously Low Prices.
It's a Salo Worth a Trip of Many Miloa
to Participate in.
Now and Not Lator is tho Timo to Attond
This Event.
EVERY
HOUSEWIFE
KNOWS
Tlint It tnltoa n kooiI flour to nmko Ioiivch of liroiul
llko thoHo whito, light iiml no ilollcloiiB. Aru you iibIiiis
Drifted Snow Flour
and koUIiik porfoct Imklwt romiltB? Try It noxt tlmu
nnd boo whut u dlffurcnco It niakou In your Imklnu,
A Guaranteed Flour
And romomhor Drlftod Snow Flour
1h uhHolutoly Kimrniitad to ulvo good
WNiiltH. Your inonoy will bo chuor
fully rofundud by tho rocor If you
nro not ontlroly untUflod. AH uro
curB HUll
"JlillFTHD HNOW"
Sperry Flour Co.
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