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PAGE TWO. MEDFORD MA.1TJ TRrRUNlO, MHDFORD, OKKOION. TUKRDAY, ,TTTT,Y 22, 1010. i-v I I'" k . . m B- it w L PERSONAL Those haying onra llioy nro wIIUiir to ubo for tlio avu fcto nt tho Coun try qlub Vrlilny nftcrnoan nro re quested io phone lr. a S. ateen irup. V- S ,3o purannd seo ,tho exhibition of tho ' cclclirntcd 'Wallnco Nutting hand-colored phtotofcrnpha nt Med ford' DoblfStore, Thursday, July 24. -' l 105' t .1 J, .H. UarkduU nnd pnrly, who . . EL linvo bcon motoring through north- prtrna.a1ifor'jh(,. rpltirjcd Sun day ThcyA went h tar as Kurekn, nnd report 'a dllghfful trip. " mi J A c . rroaucers i-ruii ci. -nns j eolved a,larfla8lpniont ,of" 1 54 br ynqPjbarry limskoU, p rroflucers Fruit ci. tws just re- lb. and and can fll orders In any. quantity. Wo also hnvo on hand n larro supply of tho celebrated ''Security" orchard lad ders. In, nil etzcs.r, , J. Scott. J.A. Houston nnd K. D. WIJhHe qf Antloch havo boon making Medford )i nhort business visit. H. C. Kentnor and W. A. AUken rondo a trip to tho southern part of tho valley tho forepart of tho week. 8,, G, Van, pykq, , E. Anderson and J. A. Grnffla of South Phoenix wero recent business visitors In Med ford. 13,000 accident and llto Insurances for $10; $5250 for $17.50. See Holmes, tho Insurance roan. A. h. Aiken of Douglas count' hns been vlsltlnc frlenda living In Medford and other parts of the val ley. Mrs. S. Kllngel ol Lake Creek was among the many who canto to Medford during tbp week, Orchard, bunting, ashing and Crater Lake scenes for Mia at Cor king Jb Harmon's studio. Negatives made any pUce, kodak finishing. 128 Bast Main street. Phone 215 It Mrs. W. A. Stewart and her daughters, Misses Dora Smock and Erscll Stowart, loft Wednesday eve ning for Portland nnd Newport, where they will spend tho summer. Mrs. Ira J. podge left for tho sen shqro during tho week and will be gono several weeks. Mrs. .Ferguson juid her daughter, Miss, Llrzlo, havo been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. JI,Pergusonot Central rojut.' '. Kodak, finishing, test In town, at Weston's. , , Mrs. John Greaves nnd daughter of Jacksonville left Monday evening on a visit with friends living on Sardino creek. I)r, K. L. Mctschan, late of, Grants Pass, has returned from New York, where he took n iost-graduato course. E. G. Burgess, Jr., has gono to Now York on an extended business visit. fe. D. Weston, commercial photog rapher, negatives made any time or place by appointment. Phone M. 1471. C. W. Cottaln of San Franchco, n ploncor commercial traveler, Is making tho valley nls usual visit . Mrs. E. Kllppcl nnd Mrs. P. C. Dlgham arc visiting friends living In Trail district. , Miss . Frances Loosley has return ed from a visit to tho hpiuc place near. Tojo, , Dr. Klrcbgcssnor will be at Hotel Nash every Saturday from 10, a, m tp 3 pA m, on. and after May 24. Fred, Furry nod ,G. W. King were up from Phoenix Monday afternoon. Mrs. L. E. Eujart left for Ashland Monday afternoon on a brief visit. J. C, Smith, county commissioner, transacted business in Medford and Jacksonville Monday.. j' or post quality noma grown meats, go to Stall 12, Public Mar ket. J. R, Tyrrell. Cuarloa Krlweln and J. W. Hays of Gold nil) transacted IjuBlueua li. Medford lately. Fred Knox, of Josephine couuty, n well known stockman, mudo u trip to Medford durlug tho week. Henry Hunsen of Hoxy district tipent a,Xew hours In Ashland Mon day. . Mr.,(aiid.Mrs.,A. P, YYelsa of (Jrir fju creek 'cuuio to Medford Sunday to mpct Mrs. J,, Jlockorsmlth, who w)l visit soin,o (l(Uo In (his valley, "f.w.'lWl shu was fqriuorly u. resi dent for tunny, yearn. Private music lessons from CO conta(UDward to ,TJrco, dollars; .per lesson,, a wording tp subject nd teacher ciipsen. Medford Conserva tory:, ppa , all mmor, qqllcgo W. t , Mes Graco Shuults bus guuo to Trail district to visit relatives, John Hansen und P. Zopp of 1'hoanlx wero room I visitors In Med- liiuujajs i i ,ji i..j. ' T Weeks & McGowan Co. DNDKIlTAKiURS r-t Pf Vhtmv mi NIM V, W. WMta IWgJ.S rum A, K. Orr ttiu-M M. Marshall und Tyson Hetill of Central Point district drovo to Med fori "Mon'dny. " '' " K Alex. .T.Hosqliorough of Oakland, Calj, secretary of tho Cnlifornla-Or-eon Power company, la making Medford n business visit. Do sura nnd sco tho exhibition of tho celebrated Wnllnco Nutting hand-colored photographs nt Med ford, Hook Store, Thursday, July 21. " 105 Mrs. 11. U. Nyij luy relumed to her hvuno In ItocK Point precinct nrtcr w visit with relatives and friends In Medford. A, Mr Vlliou,who Is einploel at tho Modoc orchard, spent n day In Medford this week. 1U If.. Parsons of Ulllcrcst Is en tertaining A. 1j. Wheeler of Con cord, Masa., u 'prominent ttlcultur- 1st. v Fof that ontirig trip Khnkl dresses, akirts, waists, llnon conts. Ahrens. ' Carles Olson and Lee Hlack wero recent visitors In Medford. F, C. Elliott, Carles Caldwell and H. Wnrdcll mado an nuto trip to Crater lnke during tho week. Mr. nnd Mrs. S. Hosonberg f Se attle are stopping nt tho Hear Creek orchard. Llngerlo dresses one-half price Ahrens. Bort Greer of the Tidings and his daughter wero up from Ashland Sat urday. Miss A. Curry arrived In Medford during tho week. K. E. Plnkcrton, Will and Geo. Tnerner of Ashland transacted bus iness In Medford recently. Parasols one-half price. Ahrens. Stupendous unloading sale, most everything in tho shop reduce'd 20 to 50 per cent and more. Ahrens. B. T. Van do Car of Salem, who has been at Yrcka, c.il.. In the In terest or tho Cjarke-Hcncry Con struction company, was on tho north bound train Monday evening. Mrs. Anna Sheerin of Klamath Falls Is visiting in Mcdrord as tho giiest of Mrs. Nelllo Wing. Mr.. nnd Mrs. J. A. Kltgour of Ev ans, creek wero of thosq who spent Monday afternoon In Medford. The public library has n number of .magazines containing criticisms of "As n Man Thinks," together with excerpts from tho play. These may bo consulted nt tho desk, Mr. and .Mrs. J. II, Terrett and their daughters of Michigan, N. D., are visiting In Medford and Iloguo niver valley. Mrs. II. E. NIco'lal, Misses Paul ino Tlumclln nnd Pearl Cook of Portland arc lato arrivals In Med ford. Vanco Wolgamott, street and wa ter commissioner of Talent, who was operated on at tho Granlto City hos pital lately. Is reported In n serious condition. Your choice of fifty hats nt 08 cents nt the Home Millinery, 1101 W. Ninth street, this week only. 1,0-t Gcorgo A. Dyson, n veteran miner, was on tuo southbound train Mon day afternoon on routo to Siskiyou county, California, on n prospecting tour. Ho now conducts a Job print ing plant nt Eugcno. I.ovl Gregory of Fresno. Cal., who Is visiting In. tho valley, was in Med ford Monday, A son recently arrived at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wlnnlngbam of Tra.ll. F. M. McKlnnls nnd D. B. Rus sell of Autlpch transacted, business In Medford. Monday. . 'ri Allan McDonald' of' Butte Falls Is making Medford a short visit. . Clarence Seaman, wlio, ha been III slnco. tho death of his sister, Al berta, Juno 23, died at the rcsldcnco of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will lam Seaman, of Talent, July 17. J. B. Enyart Is rusticating on his ranch in Trail district. J. W. Myers of Central Point, chief fruit Inspector, spoilt a fow hours In Medford Monday afternoon. . Profewor B. 8. Conklln, professor oi pnyeJioiogy at tho Unlvorslty of Oregon, Is paying Roguo River val ley a visit. JIo lceturcd at tho Pres byterian church In Medford Sunday evening on tlio "Ideals of Llfo." Miss CatliQrlno Iluckloy or Apple gate Is visiting relatives llvlug near Medford. Samuel C. Lawrence "of Gold Hill has left for Virginia o vlylt, lib sis ter. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Aahton of Sap F,rancsco, who havo been visit ing in tho valley, elt for their homo Monday, Tho auditorium of tho Presbyter Ian church was o;ubauked In cholco flower Sunday, which was flower day, Tho program observed was up pioprlato to tho occasion und woll carried out, Mrs. Hannah Sharkoy, mother or Mrs, Kate, Killings and Mrs. M. E. Anderson of Portland, died lit tho Qrogqu metropolis July 20, axed 0.7 years, Bluj wnu u forinur resident of KoBobjirn und woll known la south ru Oregon, Klunjii(li Falls has succeeded In floalliiK IU loml limit or 170,000 voted to take up thu warrant ludebl ilnM of tho town, Tho Security Hank ft Trust Co, of Cluviriund was the purchaser, puylug u lltllu but- Ivr tlmii pur tuurofor, I I ESTABLISH UNIVERSITY FOR NOME PEOPLE Proposal Under Consideration to Open tho University of Southern Orcrjon With Courses in Law, Medi cine, Horticulture, Liberal Arts. Modest Beginnlnfls 'With. Local 'In structors and Lecturers to Bo Paid on Fee Basis. A University of Southern Oregon, to Include courses In mcdlcjno, law, horticulture nnd liberal arts. In which Medford nnd Knguu JUver valley men will servo as Instructors, nnd lecturers, Is the proposal of Dr. R. W. Mac Culluugh, pastor of tho Baptist church, nnd his son, who hno recently como hero from Penn sylvania to make, their borne. The proporal Is to build up from small beginnings a. creditable mod ern linlvorslty that will glvo prac tical results to homo icoi)!o and thoso elsowheru In southern Oregou. Soino financial aid can be obtained nationally tor such nn institution, but tho plan would bo to make it self-sustaining from the start. A small cntrnnco fee would be chart; ed nnd Instructors and lecturers paid on the fee basis," sas Dr. Mac- Cullougli. "Tho project Is yet In Its Infancy, but wo have received n great denl of encouragement from leading busi ness nnd professional men. Tho plan Is that followed by many suc cessful Institutions, ami almost uni versally used In building up tho law and medical departments of unher sltlos." The Mar, Cullough's, rather and son, are busy Interviewing citizens, nnd as .a result there Is every pros poet that success will crown their efforts. It Is pmioscd to uso n por tion of the Medford Btntlncss collego rooms, wnch can uo Recti red at a nominal rent and will not Interfere with tho business collego work. TENGWALD FINED $10 SPEEDING TO FIRE Carl Tenpvnlil was fined $10 by Mayor KifertMnndny Tor wpeetlhijr to n K.nu:$ fire otuMi of ledfyrd. TenWnl ways Hint n score of nuto were going na fust or fiuUT than he wjui. Half tIio,fiuc;wivr.ttnittcd. FRENCH SOLDIER KILLED WHEN AIRSHIP TURNS TURTLE MOUKMKI.ON, France, July li2. A soldier iiumcil Lamnrle was killed when u biplane w herein lie wns n pas senger turned turtle. Lieutenant (la brie!, who was guidiiij; the muuliiue, was unhurt when it fcH. HUERTA SEEKS ALLIANCE. , (Continued from 1'ago 1 serious. Many British and Ameri cans arc resident there. Tho gov ernment has received no late advices from Tuxpan, and tho gravest appre hensions am entertained that be fore tho arrival of tho battleship u serious uttack may bo delivered against tho rorelgn colony. Wilson Greatly Worried There Is no doubt that President Wilson in deeply troih,lcd over the Mexican outlook, He has sent ad ditional orders to Ambassador Wil son to rush hero from Key Went without the loss of an hour, and tho customs officials at that port havo been ordered to lend every possible aid to tho ambassador for his hasty transport to Washington, President Wilson still maintains an opon mind on tho whole Mexican question. Ho lias oxumlnod all tho confidential reports received by tho various departments and has pre (tared u series of searching questions to ask Ambassador Wilson on bis arrival. Whtlo nn ono will lend his name a? authority, fhoro Is ,a Very general report hero today that thu United, States, to avoid Intervention may,simpl; recognise, tho belllgcr- Ulll-y ,i IUlll l.ltUUUB III .IIVXICU mm then, leaye them to fight put. , Itov. W. F. Shields Is attending tho conference or ministers directed by tho University or Oregon, Mq will deliver an address on "Mhods of Sermonising," illustrated from u sttdy of great preachers, during tho session, which lusts wjyural days A. D. Ilurpold, ono of thu larB'i landholders of Klamath county, has filed n suit for fi!0,4(iQ daniauHH, against (lie town of Jlonuiixu and ls officluls, Ho alludes Unit .ho wit Imprisoned without cuusu und hell In u without being permitted to huvo (. copy of thu complaint mil which hu was arreted. ' missionaries . 0 ei Work in foreign lids T'ho tlno of thu jrlueliiilicrvicint yoslurdny nt tho camp meeting was occupied by two returned mission aries, 1 B. Armitngo of Mittnholo land, Central Arrlrn. and B. J. duly ur Australasia. These dlsmursua wero gUcn In uarrntlvo form nnd proved Intensely Interesting, It wan plainly ovlde'nrod by .thoso speakers that the llTu nnd oc of u fqrelgu missionary is by uo lueaus a sinecure. However, their state ments of tho pingroM nnd evteitslou of the work in their respective fields was cry encouraging. , ,Tho report of tho secretary nf the Sabbath school work throughout tlio conference occasioned cry mueJi In terest nud soma discussion It nhowed iv substantial Incrcnso In this department of thq cause. One of the, best, meetings of tho day Is held at nu,, curly hour front ti 1 7, t Is n praxer nud social sorvlcu nud weryca, largely to. pre pare tho mind for thu consideration of prlual themes throughout the day. The refreshing shower of lust eve ning was muc,i appreciated by tho campers, as K settled tho dust ami cqocd tho atmosphere. i A recent arrjval in' camp Is F. W. Petersen of Walla Walla college. who Is hero In the Interest of, that Institution. Elder V. A. Splrer left yesterday to attend a religious gathering nt San Jose, Cal. J. F. Beatty of Pacific Press returned to Portland. E BOYS FACE L Nine youths accused of stealing chickens, shooting rats, breaking windows und other acts or vaudallsni wero Tuesday morning soutenccd to thu reform school by Juveiillo Judge Ton Velio, who thou parnllod the hays pending good heh:ilor with In structions to their parents to put them to work. Tho boys, who nro old offenders, must report to Prose cuting Attorney Kcjly (weekly. TOO. LATE TO CLASSIFY LOST. Drown curly pup, 2 months old, vicinity or St. Mary's acad emy, children's pet; rdward. Phono 015-J. 105 WANTED Two boys to plck'nprl cots. 30fi Portland nve. 101.1-X. WOOD By tho Tier, Cord nnd Cartels. VALLEY IVEIi COMPANY Telephone 7C. Kir itiul Went Kmunl Ktreet. Draperies W carry very cumplet lint of dmrwrltt, lorn curtains, fllur. eta. and tlo all classra or upbolalcrlnv. A pedal man to look oner llila work exclusively and will Klvn an good sorvlco an In poaslplo. to Ktl In even tho largest clllea. ' 7X Weeks & McGowan Co'. ir Patronize Home Industries THESE GOODS ARE MADE IN THE ROGUE RIVER VALLEY. KEEP THE MONEY AT HOME. Wo have changed our name, hereafter the Mission Furniture AVorliy will bo known as , . The . Pacific Furniture .. and ;, . Fixture Factory ETonio of tlio "Pacifio" Cedar Chest. E. G. TROWBRIDGE, JR. Propriotor , il3 South Holly Medford, Oregon, 1 . l ghtning kills IwoIen at leland.oregon Monday's Electrical Storm Swept Northern Josepltlno -Dolt Strikes Women Rcmovinrf" Clothes Rom Lints One Dies Instantly. Both Victims Rciicutly From Cleve land, Ohio Llttlo Rain Resulted From Storm in Jackson County. During an electrical storm that Huopt Northern Jovophliut county on Monday ndeiuoon, Mrs. O, II IMdy and Mrs. August Kuusek or l.ebiud were struck by n bolt of lightning and killed. Tho women wero re moving clothes from the clothesline attached to trees In tho ,anl when tho bolt struck one of tho tree-i, fol low-In uIoIih the lino at which the women wero working. Mrs. Knusek was Instantly killed nnd Mrs. IMdy died In fifteen mlnutim after being struck. I'.ytlos lit the house u ri'W feet from ho 'tree that was struck wero nioro ir less shocked, but ipmio wok terlously Injured, The women cro rteent arrivals from Uloxoland, O., their husbands being officers of tho Uho-Ongo:i Land & Power company, n corpora tion thnl was developing minim, properties on Uruvo creek, n tt.llr. ahovi) Leland. Tho bodliH of the two women will he taken to Grants Pass this after noon unit shipped to Ohio for bur ial. The women wero each about 20 years of age. Tho storm resulted In n slight pre cipitation In Medford nnd a tempo rary cooling of tho weather, but Tuesday morning old Hoi waa nt It again in carncM i r- '-i.. J.... .: . r - MOTHER GRAY'S SWEET POWDERS FOR CHILDREN, A LVtUia!UIUfrrl'rlfRitM. ('Iltntlou, II .lurlir, Hlaaiarli Troaklra. Trrlklna liaritrr.i ! Irlr -.Warms. TSf llrrnlt up I'Hlilt 1Ji.cMir. Aialllifwii.ii.IM TruUMtik. Don'latcipl spUiM PSKS. .Mi... tiMUatiuui. A. ..OLMSTt D, La Ror. N.Y. The Joy Of Coming Motherhood A Wonderful Remedy That Is a Natural Aid and Relieve the Ten lion. Mntlirr'i J-'rlcnil. a (imnui external rein edjr, l IIm only i.ni Iliiiimii thai la Mi lo rrarh all Hi" ilKTinnt utrl lntlrl. It la n irnrtratliic niiilinnli.n after llio for mula uf n nntH fimllr iturtcr, ami lulnl, rate eterr inixrlr, ntrv. Umiib or tendon alTrctril. It cmm llrrlljr l tli) almlftrd Hrtlona and K'Otl ,u mrrljr rollnw all Kiidiuejr In surviie or atrain. 11 .Its tUlljr iui llnre villi U' ivi pain, r.n ilU(i, m uaunu, in. tUiwr r Uif ration ur oilier aciUmit. and tup H-rknlll bune uf iioteme tuutvrt aud Juiful antltlpnllvn. To all younir women Mfltliera I'rlrtnl one of I lie crrntrtt n( all helpful InDururrf, fur It rota rhlldl.lrlli nf all Hi npnilea and iUni;er, iIUih'Ii all tho doubt and lrd, allnrnie -J fear, and lima inablii Ihw lalml aid lxlr t await lh xrentrnt eTrtit In a vromsn'a life with iintratninrlrd ctailne. Mother'a t-Vleml U a mimt rherUhxt temedr In Ihmuanda nf lionirt, and la of hiirh iweullar merit and value aa tit ninkn It ejmmtlallj one tu rrconmjnil'il tjr all Trvmen. Vnu will flnd It on ul at all ilruii storei at I fiO a iRittle, or the drussUt will liill K'l II for roll If roil Inilat llnii It. ilnlli er'a I'rlrnd la prepared oulr I'T Ihe llrail. Bain nnriiapr i., lit iJimar nine, ai lanla. Ca . who will m-imI vihi hr mill. sealed, n, very lnrlrnrttTe Irfwik o cipcttaat nutacrs. Wrlto fur It today. Medford Iron Works E. G. Trowbridge, Prop. .GeiieraM'ouhflry and Machine Works Paciflo'd01jHomp298L. Rek-Pacr G031; Home iJ27Ij.- For tho best of , EVERYTHING MADE OF WOOD , , Seo us. Wc inako it specialty of . OFFICE FURNITURE and FIXTURES, MANTLES, SCREEN DOORS und WINDOWS, Etc. " ... t .,1 1 Factory Cornor fioiith Fir nnd 31th Bts. I.oth Pliones 1OSDF0ID SASH AND POOR 00. il. 1 Sot Them Away in a Cool Place and B a k c them Fresh in the Morning iar h t A1 Mix the) Breakfast Biscuits the Night Before If thu family tlo not nil cut brcnkfnt toijetlier, you enn Imkc fuw.nt o tithe; Kyou lire luvlii hot biscuHu for tiuppor, mix nml cut out riiouf.it more for btfuhfan,.. They y.'lll Iv much nicer frc&hly baked tlmn wurmcil over, Of course you cnu't tlo thin very tiuccenufully with uotir milk ntul Botln or vlth nny or tho old fushloiicd, nlnglo iictltif. Imkltif, iowilerB,butlhIni;oiiveiiieiitwnyofuvi1siurt l1 biucmiw ritid tnunina for brca1tfuU in entirely iuUlufmory It, yotj uno IS Baking Powder which Is ually a blend of two baling powdeis. one orwhhlt tcnlna to give off Ifavrnhig gas ntiB.xmss ineiMuis l'.leil. The other Is liMCllvc tltllll he.il Is applied. T lie d.'U'll vlll tcnlna to give off leavmlng gas ntiB.xmss n,ituis l''''J; The other is Inactive titiill lie.l Is applied. 1 lie dotifli jvlll lenialn In nl Irnvcned iiilllli l'r bonis und when mm put III the oven will como up Jtiat s llyht und lllirTy an if (reality mined. Oct ii can of It C tmtay mid tty Ibn roy wr of baking tilkculta m iiiks. You'll never ; bi ' " ubl way. n THE PAINT SHOP Paints, Oils, Vtirnislios and Wall Pnpor your rrinlii Painliiii; ami Paper Jlaiiin ft'o Fov J. H. FIRES Proprietor Phono 213 J Siskiyou Heights sTov is tin lime lo maKf Mclrctioii of lols ami tracts in iliis iiiiij,rniricei)t roHiilcnce di.striut. . SEE JOHN A. TORNEY ROOM 1, PALM BLOCK Catch Nature's Charms With a Camera Diirlm; tho suiuiuor 1.0:1011 thu world l flllmt with bMiity, which you ran catch nnd hoop by menu of a nimiiru. You will find tbo purchnso of it t'ltiniini 01m of thu hunt lnot ini'iits )ou uur mudo. It will yjuld uiijuyjiiiuit now mid lor ywns to coiiio. tll'K MM: III' CAMIIIIAK inal.o soluctloti nn oimy inittlor nud wo can Itiaurc sntladtctliiu In tho 110 of It by tlu aid nud kiiukvMIihih wo kIw. Caini'niH at nil I'rlics rry uvr MEDFORD NHAIt I'OUTOIVICi:. With.M.edford Trade Is Medford Made S'u iilho L.irrv uV(,T)thlnn In I'liolo Suppllv". npr UHSa. - r - NHnt7s5 Jter susj- : ti;ii.H.i 32 S. Central Avo. PHARMACY l'lie.N'i: 10. Cement Drain Tile Irrigation Pipe ETC. "It's Strongont and Eyorlusting" MEDFORD CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION CO. Factory N. Riverside Avo. Phono M-652 H. A, Jiloki (louornl MminKflr 1'. M. KorihRH (Ion, Udlua Mgr. OREGON GRANITE CO. Quarry Owners and Afaiiufaelurern Ofocoii (J run I to ttttiida thu tml ol Unit, Jalodford, Orogou '. i -,;