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MEDFORD MATTJ TRTRUNTU. MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, ,TULY 2-I, 191fl.
IOCAL AND
L PERSONAL
, llonry T. 8cott, president of tho
1'nclflc Tolcpliono & Telegraph com
pany, arrives In Mcdford 8unilay
morning tn Ms prlvnto cars and will
upend tho day In Mcdford, wlicro ho
will bo ontortalncd by iho University
club,
William OorlR of iho Pacific R.
Eastern returned Thursday from
Portland.
Got "Aotnnlicd." Sco R. H. Mc
Curdy. 107
Tho next Sunday excursion to
Colostln Park will bo on August 3.
Tor this occasion tho Contra! Point
band has been engaged by tho Cole
otln Park company. This band con
sists of twenty-two pieces and will
furnish music for tho concert and
nllilny8 dance. Full particulars on
bills to bo Issued in next few days.
J, II. Mulchay, assistant general
frolght agent of tho Southern Pa
clflc, upont Wednesday In MedforU
on company business.
Producers Fruit e. tins Just re
ceived a largo shipment of 1 lb. and
?i lb. tin top berry baskets, and can
flit orders in any quantity. Wo nlso
hnvo on hand a largo supply of tho
celebrated "Security" orchard lad
ders in all sixes.
Grant Gordon, Pacific const man
ager of Sunset magazine, spent Wed
nesday in tho valley.
Misses Marlon and Annlo Towno
and Harry Rcamcs of Phoenix at
tended tho theater in Mcdford Wed
nesday night.
Sheriff Slnglcr mado an official
trip to Ashland Wednesday after
noon. Brooms ABk your dealer for tho
product of tho Ashland factory.
S. P. Whlto Is up from Weed, Cal.,
again.
Glen Fabrlck las returned from
an automobllo trip to Crator Lake.
W. II. Miller, a prominent citizen
of Gold Hill, mado a business trip to
Mcdford Wednesday.
Got "Actualicd." Sco R. II. Mc-
Curdy. 107
Mrs. Vinton Hall and Miss Tcarl
Hall of Lakovlow, who hnvo been
guests of J. Court Hall and his fam
ily, left for homo Wednesday nftor
noon. Judgo Calkins, who was called to
' Roscburg to sit In a bridgo case for
Judgo Hamilton. Is nt homo again.
13,000 accident and llfo Insuranco
for $10; IG2G0 for $17.50. Sco
Holmes, tho Insuranco man.
Hugh C. Mitchell, who Is In charge
of tho fish hatchery at Trail, was In
Mcdford during tho week.
E. F. Guthrlo of North Jackson
ville spent Wednesday evening ia
Mcdford.
urcnard, Banting, Sailing ana
Crater Lake scenes for sale at Cor
king ft Harmon's studio. Negatives
made any place, kodak finishing. 128
East Main street Phone 216 R.
Frank LIndlcy and bis family,
who havo been visiting at Grants
Pass, uro at homo again.
Phil Hninlll and A. Ccnro FIcro
wcro of thoso who motored to Mcd
ford Wednesday.
Got "Aotnaized." Seo R. II. Mc
Curdy. 107
F. A. Shannon of Central Point
district mado a business trip to
Mcdford Wednesday.
Charles W. Murphy, who Is in
charge of logging operation for tho
Wood Lumber company, spent Wed
nesday night in Mcdford.
Kodak finishing, best In town, at
Weston's.
Stephen Ffnk, tho minor, came to
Mcdford Wednesday with a alab of
gold extracted from a inluo ho Is
developing.
8. T. Sandry, deputy gamo war
don, transacted official business In
Medford Wednesday afternoon.
Get "Aotnaized Phono 123. 107
I. J. Stacy, who has been nt the
Oregon Soldiers' homo, returned
from Roscburg lately.
W. W. Ilrowor, who has been tn
Medford visiting his mother, Mrs. C.
Brewer, and other relatives left for
his homo In Georgia Wednesday
evening.
K. D. Weston, commercial photog
rapher, negatives mado any time or
place by appointment Phone M.
1471.
J. O. Hannah, Perry Foster and
William Martin of Antloch district
woro of thoso who camo to Medford
Thursday.
G. A. Gardner, county dork, tar
rlod a whllo in Medford Wednesday
afternoon..
Get "Aotnaized Phono 123. 107
Miss Jeun Drown of Ronoburg Is
a Jato arrival in Mcdford.
Mr. anil Mrs. A. Alford, who hnvo
beou visiting in Medford, loft for
tholr homo In Talent Wednesday,
P. 8. Slccnstrup of tho Pacific
Motor Supply company, left for
Portlnnd Wednesday evening on n
short business visit.
E. W. Wilson, deputy nhcrltf, was
over from Jacksonville several times
during tho week ou oltlclal bust
11CS3.
Dr. Klrchgcssncr will be nt Hotol
N'nsh every Saturday from 10 a. ni.
to 3 p. tn. on and nttcr May 34.
J. W, Myers of Central Point and
J. C. Aitkin of Roguo River, fruit
Inspectors, tarried n few hours In
Mcdford Wednesday.
M. E. Hicks, son of Colonel J. W.
Hicks, who recently arrived from
Tonopnh, Nor., has bought tho Star
theater nt Ashland.
Get "Aotnaized Phono 123. 107
Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Lewis of
Wollon mado Mcdford friends n
visit Wednesday.
Frank Green of Applegate. who
has been making a touf of Oregon,
returned thts week.
When you wnnt Insuranco of any
kind, phouo 123; you must not for
got thnt numbor. 107
John It. Wilson of Griffin creek
transacted business In Mcdford on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. P. Barncburg
woro recent visitors In Mcdford.
c. p. Do Lap, county clerk of
Klamath county, passed through
Mcdford during tho week, having In
chargo n part" sent to tho pculton
tiary by Judgo Benson.
Prlvato muslo lessons from GO
cents upward to Thrco dollars por
lesson, according to subject and
teacher chosen. Mcdford Conserva
tory; open all summer. Collego
Bldg.
R. W. Hlchcock of Eaglo Tolnt
district spent Wednesday In Med
ford.
J. M. Cantrall of Jacksonville tnr-
rled a few hours In Mcdford Wed
nesday. When you want Insuranco of any
kind, phono 123; you must not for
get that number. 107
Mrs. U. Gordon and her daughter,
Miss Clara Gordon, aro visiting R.
B. Vincent and family of upper
Roguo river.
Roy Davis of Ashland, circuit
court stenographer, was In Mcdford
and Jacksonville recently.
Dr. W. P. Holt, tho Presbyterian
minister, who has boon visiting his
son, Dr. Holt, of Eagle Point, loft
for Sacramonto Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Roper of Grants Pass
Is tho guest of Mrs. O. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Brous havo
returned from a camping trip at the
LIthIa springs, located several miles
southeast of Ashland.
E. P. Hughes of Ashland, a well
known promoter, spent Wednesday
In Mcdford.
Chief orPolIco Porter or Ashland
was a recent visitor in Mcdford.
J. C. Medley of Cottaco Grnvn nr-
rlvcd in Mcdford Wednesday.
Charles Gault of Applo street was
tho only participant In tho book
lovers' contest hold under tho aus
pices of a Portland newspaper, who
was successful. Ho got a ten-pound
box of candy.
Mrs. F. D. Wagner of Ashland,
who was called to Kansas by tho
death of her father, returned Sun
day. II. Dozler of Hilt nnd F. Burko of
Redding nro recent arrivals in Mod
ford from California.
Raymond Fish nnd William Wll
son of Phoenix mado a trip to Mcd
ford this week.
W. II. Barr, who has mining in
terests In Josophlno county, was at
Grants Pass Wednesday. '
Frank Smith was over from Eagle
Point district Wednesday. Ho re
ports consldornblo dainago being
dono by grasshoppers, which wcro
never so numorous there.
N. S. Bennett of tho Eden VaIIc
Nursery was In tho southern part ot
tho valley tho forepart of tho wcok
Miss Fannio Person of Fresno,
Cal., formerly of Grants Pass, Is vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Whccloi
of Ashland, who aro relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Rcevcb
of Mcdford have returned from n
visit at Ashland with II. L. Nor
wood. Thoy mado tho trlii mi ML
It. Leeds ot San Diego, Cnl.,
former state printer nt Oregon, and
his son Albert, nro visiting at Ash
land, tholr former homo.
Andrew McCnllcn, n former resi
dent ot Jacksonville and Ashland. IA
spending a few weeks nt tho Spen
cer ranch In Klamath county for tho
benefit of his health.
Tho short spell ot warm wonthor
experienced In Roguo River valley
lately was nothing In comparison
with that which fell to California for
sovernl week and caused much dam
ago to fruit. Tho drop ot prunes
was general throcuhout that state,
averaging nbout 4C .var cent of tho
crop, Thcro will bo n gcnt demand
for tho prunes of southern Oregon
It they nro put In proper Bh.ai.- for
market.
Ray Rowo, who wns soveroly gor
ed by n bull nt J. P. ltonglaudr
ranch In Willow Springs district, l
convalescent. Ho has boon stopping
In Medford with his slxtur.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Houston o,
Trail district wero hero Wednesday
on n visit with relatives. Mr. nna
Mrs. C. John of Kansas, who havo
been visiting thorn, also camo to
Medford and left tor homo la tho
nftornoon.
B. It. Porter, formerly of Tabla
Rock, who sold his real estate In
Douglas county to W. F. Smith, has
been awarded n judgmcut against
him for nearly $14,000. Mr. Por
ter Is now a resident of Corvnllls.
Insane from nlcohol, Allen M.
Gathers attempted to commit sulcldo
tn Klamath county, July 22, by drlv
IS
KNEUTZEN
HELD 10 GRAND
JURY FDR ASSAULT
Mrs. Owen Iviiculron, wife or Jnfco
KnouUni, ami n resident of Thomp
son creek, wns held to the Krnmljtiry
in Justice Taylor's court yesterday
nftornoon on u charge of nsaault
with intent to kill, committed on tho
person ot' Mrf. l'hilo lllivcus. On
account of five email children Mrs.
Kiioiitzcn'a bond wns fixed nt tho
nominal Hum of $,"00, although the
evidence submitted by tho ntato tnmlu
out u very rnvc enso against tho do
fcndiu'.t. Tho defendant's bond wan
iiixen by Leo llnrriughm mid Oscar
Knox.
Jlrs. lllivcii!), a frail nnd nged wo
mini wns ou tho witness stand near
ly two hours nnd told tho story of
tho assault in detail nnd in n manner
thai curried conviction. According
to Mru. Ulivoiifi, Mrs. Kucutzeu, who
lives just across tho road from the
ltliven's place, had been quarrelsome
nnd throntcniiif for somo days prior
to July Kith!
Ou July 13th when Mrs. lllivcus
wns returning from u plnco in tho
limucr where her husband wns cu
ing a six-penny nail Into his breast. Rnjed in BhiMiinj poles, she suddenly
Ho beat himself on tho head with hoard voice behind her, which she
siones nnu wouiu navo severed iu recognized us Mrs. Kueutzen's any-
winupipo witti a Knito nau no not
been overpowered nnd tafien to
Klamath Falls.
MEMORIAL TABLET
TO CAPTAIN SCOTT
PARIS, July 21. A memorial tab
let honoring tho memory of Captain
Scott, who lost his life nftcr reach
ing the South Pole is shortly to bo
unveiled in the Lnutcrct Pass, in the
French Alp. The plan wns given tho
official sanction of President Poin
enre nnd his cabinet today. It wns
in tho Lnutcrct Pass that tho fam
ous Dritish explorer tested his motor
sledges before setting out on the
journey thnt ended in his death.
BACKACHE
A SYMPTOM
Of More Serious Illness Ap
proaching. Mrs. Ben
der's Case.
in j "I have waited n week to get
you nnd now you I'll kill
you, nt tho same time she felt n stun
ning blow ou tho back. Before losing
consciousness she saw Mrs. Kucutzun
siezo her by tho left hand nnd felt
the crunching of tho bones that
bereft her of consciousness. When
she recovered, she saw Mrs. Kucutzon
nt t.onic distance hurrying through
the gr.tc into Iho KneuUcu place.
Keuiiring thnt she had hecu Her
ijitfly mimed, she fluted for Kl
morc's n nearby neighbor, to tele
phono for n doctor. Holding her
broken nnu upright, with tho blood
oozing through the fingers thnt held
it, nnd with tho bono protruding
P
Backacho is n symptom of organic
weakness or derangement. If you hnvo
backache don't neglect it. To got per
manent relief yon must reach the root
of the trouble. Read about Mrs. Ben
der's experience.
St. James, Mo. "About n year ago
I was Irrcgular.had cramps every month,
heodncbo and con
stant backache. I
took Lydla E. Pink
ham's Vegetable
Compound and used
tho Sanative Wash
and I am relieved of
nil my troubles and
nm In perfect health.
I shall recommend
your medicine to all
my friends and you
may publish this tcs
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Ashland Sunday.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Apricots for sale.
York & Co.
Call
108
WANTEDPosItIon on ranch by
married man; thoroughly under
stands farming and caro ot young
trees; good reference Address
Box 90. IOC
WANTED A womun for general
housework. Apply Saturday,
MrH. Fred Lewis, Hotel Medford.
10C
timonlal for tho benefit of other suffer
ing women." Miss ANNA Bender, St.
James, Missouri.
Another Case
Dixon, Iowa. "I hove been taking
Lydla E. Pinkhnm's Vegetable Com
pound for sorr.o timo and It has done me
much good. My back troubled mo very
much. It seemed weak. I had much
pain and I was not on regular as I should
havo been. Tho Compound has cured
these troubles and I recommend it to all
my friends." Mrs. BKUTIIA Diejiksen,
Box 102, Dixon, Iowa.
If you luxvo tho slightest douht
thnt Lydla K.IMnklimn's Vegeta
bleCoiiipomidwUlliclpynii.wrltO toLyillalMMnklmmMcriiclncCo.
(confidential) Iynn,MaRS., for ad
vice Yourlctierwlllboopened,
read and answered by a woman,
and held in strict confidence.
HIGH QUALITY
is auu of tho most Important
parts In Walk-Over Sous
men. None but tho best mate
rials uro found In thoso shoes.
Tho men who want tho best
that money can buy, buy j("
WAI.K-OVKUH
s i. no, s.i.oo
BEIILING
flood Fit
Shoo Uturo
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Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
VIST AMUKAM
Vr I'hoHti Wt7
Night V, W. Wfi 1UH-J.-A
Wmu A, K, On V7M-M
PARISIAN SAGE
FOR THE HAIR
Unsightly ma tted colorless 6crsgy
hair made fluffy toft abundant and
radiant with life nt once. Uus I'arUlaa
Bane. It comes in 00c bottles.
The firt application removes dandruff,
Hop Itching scalp, dtanurs the hair, lakes
sway the dryncMtand brittlwn, Increases
ll beauty of the hair, .uakJmj it wavy
and lustrous.
ilvrryonu nml 1'arl.lan ftsjfe.
, Chuilitf Himiit, DrujiuM,
Catch Nature's. Charms
With a Camera
During tho summer season tho world la filled with beauty,
which you can catch uud keep by means of a cumura.
You will find tho purchtiHo of a camera one of tho best Invest
ments you over made. It will yield enjoyment now uud for years
J OL'it LINK OF OAMKItAH
makes soloctlon tin tuny mutter unci wo can luiuro Hutlsfucllon In
the use of It by tho aid and HUggostloiiH wu glvu.
(.'aiucivis lit nil 1'rlren " ""
Wo also curry everything In Photo Supplies.
MEDFORD PHARMACY
NKAIl 1'OHTOJ'J'JCU.
I'llONM JO,
through tho flonh. Rho wn.i again
uccu.stcd by MrH. KiuMitron. this timo
uccoinpnuicd by her huMmifd, mid
ugniii Mr. Kiicutr.cn threatened to
Kill her. Kiiuutreu tiled to pacify his
wife, hut tho fronidc-d wmniui thieul
ciud to knock him down, lloth foi
lowid her to Klmoro'rt kiiIo, where
Mr.). ICiu'utreu would no! permit her
t'uMmud to open tho guto for Iho in
jurcd womun, tmyitig that slio might
lay in thn road uud vol before nho
would penult him to render her tiny
nt'.8l.,lnneo
Mix. IIHumim wiih currnhnritlod by
doe KlnuHo vltn hoard Mru, Kiumlrim
I'li'cutcn In hill Mih. ltlivoim on duly
Uilli uud by two young IiuIIom who
hcoid pint oC Iho oIihiiuiio, nlninlvo
luiiguitgo uud throats directed nt Mm,
llllunm ul'tor thu uhhuuU hud heua
committed.
Mrs. Kiicutr.cu, n Mining mid lumky
uppcurlug young woman. mcmt'd in
clined to regard thu iirnocmtluKU
with huiuo levity nt thu ouIhiiI, hut
iih Iho hIiiIu'h hum) ttgaltiHt her un
folded thin wiih dlitHlpulod mid lit
Iho ooiioIuhIuu of (ho trial tdm Inuloi
down In touiH, Khu wiih roprommlo I
by (Iiih Nowhury.
Itov. IMgnr U. Murphy, noted an
tho founder ot tho National Child
l.alior committee, died recently at liln
homo In Now York,
Change of Irrigating
TT
no
urs
,
Coiiiniuih.iuij Monday, .Inly HI, Irrigating liourn will-ho
as follews:
Uogi lining Monday and altornalo days on llio oast side
of all strouls running north and south and south sido of all
st roots running oast and wost, irrigating hours from-l a. in.
to .10 p. in.
beginning Tuusduy and alt ornate days ou tho wost sitlo
of all streets running north and south and tho north sido of
all el roots running cast and west, from -t a. in. to .10 p. in.
Irrigating with opon hosts positively prohibited.
Those rules will give every resident tho water every
other day. Co-operation of all is requested to avoid a
water shortage. , Ui
VIOLATIONS WILL BE VIGOROUSLY PROSE
CUTED.
Water Committee City Council
By J. W. MITCHELL, Chairman
xa
Come In and See TheSpecial
Utter Until August 1st. LJ
ftWiiiiLEMggii;,:
JOHN DEERE SPREADER
The Spreader with tho Beater on tho Axlo
The Simplest Spreader Made
VT jilN0 Clutches No Chains mmrrjfjJLmw 3
vC I ffSr-t m ffilrdt , Jv. No Adjustments Eiifri'niiKT'Bi
Entirely New
Easy to Load "'""""t!
Nothing Else like It "
THE JOIIN DEERE SPREADER The Spreader uUh the neater on Uie AxleU an much of nn improve
ment In Bproader manufacturing aa tho nclf-bindcr was over tho old reaper. It la mudo along entirely
new and dlflcrcnt lines from tho ordinary nprcudor.
Tho first manuro aprcador over mado was built In 1878 by tho Komp & Rurpoo Manufacturing Company.
Up to tho time of tho John Dccro Sproadcr every Hpreador has been mado alonic tho amo itoncrat linen as
this first machine. Tower was taken from ono end of tho main axlo and transmitted, either throuith chains
or gears, to tho beater, mounted ubovu nnd In tho rear of tho axlo. Horotoforo tho only Improvement in
manuro Hproadera alnco tho first ono was mudo in 1878 has been in tho refinement of dotulfs.
Tho John Deoro Snreadcr Ja a radicul departure from tho old method of construction. It Is mado nlonii
entirely now lines and is a groat improvement over tho old stylo spreador. Como in and oxarnlno thn machlno
and you will readily oca why tho John Dccro Spreader la so fur superior to any spreader bcretoforu constructed.
Even if You Don't Need a New Spreader Now n&wfZSS&
of articles on why farm manuro should bo used on tho land, how It should bo applied, how It should boatorod,
tho'valuo and effect of using It in various wuys. In addition thero Is a detail description of thu John Duero
Spreader yjth illustrations In colors of this spreader working In thu field.
ltM... ... Better Investigate It's Worth Your While
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HUBBARD BROTHERS, Medford
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