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I' ,!l JPAGE TWO. MEDFORD MATTJ TRTBUNK MEDFORD, ORISON. SATURDAY. .7lTLY 20, 10M. h t pi v OCAL AND PftRSbNAL yrzz m 0." numbers musto to- Tho following- hmalcr.t ' wlii b"o fncltiitod In tlio morrow at (Jio Methodist church. Tho chorus, "Lovely Appear." from Gou nod'fl "llcilcmpilon," nnd a quartet will 'slug "Tlio Homeland"; If. A. Canaday will' sing Diidlej" Hack's "Thro" Peace'' to 'Ught,'" and ' tho Misses (lore will sing, "llnrk, Hark, My'Boul," by Hockwell dlmrloa Augdstual Cronn dt Weed. Col., rind Mlfts Mamie Daldwln of Holland were married by ltov. Win. Ih Jrf ftry, Jr., nt' Grants Pass on ThnrsflAy evening. The newly wedd fd ptilf left for Wood,1 where they will inako their home. Producers Fruit Ot. nas Just re ceived a largo shipment of 1 lb. and 'lb. tin top berry baskets, and can fill orders in any quantity. Wo also have on hand a largo supply of tho colobrrtted "Security" orchard lad- dent In all elf.es. Vorno Marshall and party left on Saturday on a camping trip to Cra ter Lake. H-Vnttan llnrt Hamilton left Fri day 'for Crescent City via Grants Pass. llroorts-uJAsk your dealer for tho product of tho Ashland factory. Sanderson Heed and party of Portland, who nrrlved hero Friday via Mackenzie Pass and Crater Lake, left their nuto hero Saturday and returned by train to Portland. They will return later, when tho roads havo dried out, and motor to Port land. Owing to tho poor condition of roads, tho auto stage did not Attempt-to make tho Crater Lake trip Saturday, but Will go Monday. $3,000 accident and lire Insurance for S10; ID250 for $17.50. See Holmes, tho Insurance man. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Ruhl. who havo been visiting their son, Uobcrt W. Huhl, left for their homo In llockfbrd, HI., Saturday, going via San Francisco, llurlap sacks wanted at tho Ituss Mill. nurlap sacks wanted at tho Russ Mill. II. D. Patterson and family havo returned from a thrco weeks' visit at 'initio Valley. Cal. Mrs." Carrlo Carnahan 'spent Fri day' In Medford, having corao down from tho Dlue Lcdgo mlno Thursday evening. Fruit treo props at Medford Lum ber Co. Mrs. C. C. Kinleysldo and daugh ters, Grace and Xettlo, leave today for a month's visit at Seattle and Seaside. II. D. Humphrey of Washington, D. C, pathologist of the department of agriculture, will visit his cousin. Mre. Porter J. Ncff, over Sunday. Ho Is engaged Is probing grain dis eases and has been at Corvallls this week. Ho goes from hero to San Jose, Cal. Screen doors at the Medford Lumber Co. Churlos IJ. Munson, tho popular representative of tho Pacific Paper company,' is calling upon customers In tho'vatley. O. P. Stiles, wlfo and son, of Wobdwnrd, la., who havo toured tho coast In their auto from Los An golos to Victoria, D. C, havo return ed ond aro visiting C. D. Hoon and family, who will 'accompany them to Crntor lake tho coming week, cottou ropo cotton dnck for all purposes nf tho Tent Factory. urcnaw, Hunting, ashing and Crator Lake scenes for sale at Ger- king & Harmon's studio. Negatives made any place, kodak finishing. 128 Bast Main street. Phone 216 U, j Assessor and 'Mrn. W. T. Grieve and party of Jacksonville motored to Medford Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. F. Deckenbach of Balem aro visiting In the valley. J. U. Baton stato tax commls slonor, was at JncksonviHo on offi cial business during tho week. L. .Samuel, manager of tho Ore gon Llfo Insurance company, wbh down from Portland during tho week. Kodak finishing, best la town, at Weston's, Arthur Terry, who has been In JHuo Ledge district for Beveral days, returned Friday, W, II, Hamilton of San Jose, Cal., who eamo to Medford and Eagle Point recently, left for Grants Pass Friday- nnd wjll return homo vju Crescent CJty. Ho owns a fine, largo pear orchard ndjoinliig tho Dutto creek metropolis. F. J. CornoJiUH of Scott Valley, Cnl a butter ihauufneturer, made a business trip to Medford Friday. '. J. HiuiUn and A. L. Wheeler yvfji In Medford Friday. Mrs. C. W. Conklln and Mrs. Hugh F.lllotlmndo Jacksonville n visit Friday afternoon. Mrs. O, M. Greer and C. Fabcr of Koscburg aro Into arrivals in Med ford. ' ' John Osenbrngge and 'J. F. Hall of Applcgato woro recent business visitors In Medford. Private music lessons from CO cents upward to Thrco dollars par lesson, according to subject and teacher chosen. Medford Conserva tory; open nil summer. College Dldg. l.ee Cnton nnd Oliver Gaines of Trail precinct tarried In Medford Friday. George A. Hover nnd Frank Far roll of Phoenix district were of those who camo to Medford Friday. H. J. Farra of Central Point spent a fow hours In Medford Fri day. E. D. Weston, commercial photog cipher, negatives mado any time or placo by appointment Phone M. U71. Mrs. II. Turpln of Talent precinct Has been In Medford visiting rela tives. Mrs. J. H. Dceman and her daugh ter, Mrs. Lane, and F. Zaun of Gold Hill wcro Medfora vtsltors Friday afternoon. Dr. Klrchgessner will be at Hotel N'ash every Saturday from 10 a. m. to S p. m. on and after Mar 24. Dr. It. C. Conroy left for Port land Friday evening, to be cone a few days. Frank Itegan of Michi gan, who has been visiting him, started home on tho same train. J, T. Gagnon has returned from a shore business trip to Portland. G. L. Drown, who Is developing n quartz mine in Sardine creek dis trict, transacted business in Med- UM.'I.UJ Weeks & McGowan Co. ' .UNDERTAKERS fcAY AMMTAMT Day Phono K!7 Nlht V. W. WVekii IWM.jl IHi A, K. Orr t7H-l ford Friday. Fruit picking aprons, better than buckets, at tho Tent Factory. K. W. Anderson arrived from tho niuo I-edgo Friday, but did not re main long. Charles Dunford, Sr., was over from Jacksonville Friday after noon. L. K. Dean went to Ashland Fri day evening on n short visit. A. Truedcll of Vacavlllo, Cal., Is stopping in Medford and may locate In tho valley. Sanderson Heed and H. M. Dur peo, .prominent citizens of Portland, spent a few dnyB In tho valley this week. They went to Crntor lake and'spoka highly of tho trip. Mrs. F. W. Carnahan came down from tho Dlue Ledge Friday, return ing homo next day. Tho churches and Sunday schools of Medford will1 hold n union picnic nt Colcstln Wednesday, August C. J. T. Baker, formerly of Medford. has rented tho Splizer blacksmith shop nt Talent. Herbert Cole, manager of the well known summer resort at Cole- stln, was In Medford nnd Jackson ville Friday. Kdgar Hater, who has been In California for somo timo past, re turned homo Friday evening. Mrs. F. It. Nell of Derby was In Medford Friday afternoon en route to Jacksonville, wboro hor daugh ters aro visiting. Mr. and Ufca., A. Jrt'harton loft for Iloseburg, to bo gone a short time. Jesso Itlggcn of Dig Dutto went to GrnnU Pass Friday to make final proof on his homestead claim. D. H. JCwelhart and J, M. Allen accom panied him as witnesses. Mrs. Mark Applegate Is making Jacksonvlllo a visit. Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Gnllllier of Hock Point precinct spent a few bourn In Medford Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Meeker havo Joined tho Medford colony at Newport. Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Helms of Tal ent havo been making Medford a short visit. C. D. Vincent of Oakland, Cal., ono of the original Incorporators of tho Fish Lake Ditch company, ar rived In Medford Friday evening. II. C. Messenger of Agato trans acted business in Medford Friday. .Mr. nnd Mrs. C. II. Pierce of Ashland have returned from Los An geles. They will soon start on a trip to New York. .Mrs. Hinltli, daughter of J. W. Abbott or Ashland, died at tho Gran Ito City hospital July 23, after an operation for kidney disease, aged 34 yeura. Sho was n native of Tal ent. Mr. Robinson and II. P. Floury wont up from Talent district Friday. Mrs. Chaunccy Fioroy of Jackson ville Is visiting nt F.nglo Point, her former home. Judge Prim of JncksonviHo was a Medford visitor Friday afternoon. Mr. Smnlloy, a former resident of North Dakota, who has been visit ing in Medford, went north Friday. Professor Irving Vlnlng of Now York, who Is vlBltliig at Aklibmd, has gone to Clmiuhur with a party of youths to explore as well ns hunt and fish. Mr. and Mrs. Blrohmolor of Cen tral Point tarried a few hours In Medford Kilduy afternoon, Oscur MerN bun returned from iu uutoiijobllo trip to (Jromont City, uiruiupuiilnd by Ulna Davis, (), M. T, Wnlstou of Sterling is upend ing n few days In Medford. A. C. Belling and his family loft for Vnncouver, Wash., Friday eve ning, where they will locate. Mr. and Mrs. II, T. Anderson of. Los Angeles vero In the city Friday nftrno6n eh rquto to Klamath county, their former home. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Anderson of North Phoonlr, whom they havo boen vis iting, nccompnulcd them to Medford. Tho Jacksonville sewing circle held n pleasant session at tho resi dence of Mrs. M, C. Wilson of Med ford, a member, Friday afternoon, Menlames Collins, Cook, L. Vlrlch and Luy nnd Miss Dick attended. Mayor Von der Hellen of F.aglo Point hnn been spending u few days with his family at Newport. George M Daggett was In from his orchard on tho Jacksonville-Cen tral Point road Friday. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Whlsler and their daughter. Mm. Clark, of Colo rado, were at Ashland tho forepart of tho week as guests of Mayor nnd Mrs. O. H. Johnson. They will soon leave on an auto trip over tho coun try west of the Itocky mountains. George H. Andrews, n former res ident of Ashland who Is public ad ministrator nnd coroner of Fresno county, California, passed through the valley recently en routo to Win nipeg, Can., with others, to attend the annual meeting of tho National Association of Ileal Fstato Kx- changes. N. C. Marls of tho state depart ment of education, Is in ltuguu river vnlley visiting tho different towns nnd neighborhoods where school fairs ulll ho held this season. One of his duties Is to assist In ar rauglng a premium list and secur ing necessary funds to carry on the stnto school fair to be held at Sa lem In September. Mr. Mnrls Is, niso Hero In tlio Interest of thu chil dren's department of the stato fair, which offers prizes for tho best col lectlva exhibit from tho schools of ono county, for tho best exhibit from n slnglo district and for Individual exhibits. Tho heavy rainfall along Iloguo river caused the stream to raise and salmon aro running up it in greater numbers. Tho fishing fleet operat ing nenr Grants Pass caught C20 pounds of fish Wednesday night, tho biggest catch of'thn season. One boat turned In CI 2 pounds at the Union wnrchouse, which brought S cents per pound. Tho wnter being muddy, fishing during tho day Is ns good as nt night, and operations are now being conducted nearly all of the time. The season closes next week. Tho season for shooting deer be gins August 1 and ends October 31. Many aro getting ready for tho an nual hunt, but ran kill no more than threo deer, as tho last legUlaturo reduced tho number. With each limiting llcenso is issued threo deer tags. As soon as a deer Is killed one of theso tags must bo securely attached to tho carcass, nnd when tho three tags have been used the hunter's limit for tho season has been reached. In shipping n deer In tho state n tag must ho attached to whatever part of tho animal Is shipped, hams, horn or hide. At the Churches 1 (Vnti-al Point HaptUt Cliureli. Morning worship, tl n. in.; ser mon by KuvY W. T. 1). lacCulliimli. Strangers welcome, St. Murk's Kplcott rhnrcli Worshiping In St. Mark's hall, S u. m., Ijoly communien: It a. m., morning prner nnd sermon, How Win. II, Hamilton, vicar. ' ', i F.VHtigelMIc Son Ire Kvnngollsllc services will bo con tinued lhs the tent on Corner North Central nnd Jackson streets every exenlng during tho week At S o'iMock, Sunday services, .1:110 and S p. in. Ml are welcome. 'Ion Lutheran At Zlon Lutheran, r.12 W. Fourth street, there will bo Kngllih serv ices both morning and eonlng. Subjcet nt 1 1 a. in., "True I'eaco": at 7:3(1 p. in., "A Great Peril"; lUble school (Kngllsh) nt 10 n. in. Come and worship. PioMijIcitmi CIiuitIi Preaching at 1 1 u. in., subject, "God Dept'udent Upon Man." Preiichlmt at S p. m., subject, "Moses on PNgah'a Heights.' Sun day school at10 a. in., C. K. society at 7 p. m. Prayer meeting nt S p. in. on Thursday. Free .Mi-ilitxllst (.'liurili Corner Tenth and Ivy streets. Sunday services: Preaching nt 1 1 n. in. and S p. m.: Sabbath school at 10 u. m.; prayer and song tiorvtco at 7:30 p. m.; prayer meeting on Thursday nt 8 p. m. Kvorybndy welcome. J. B. Bradley, pastor. Flrt (Imrvli f (lirlM. SeleulM. Sunday morning service at ' t o'clock. Subject of lesMin-sernion: "Truth." Wednesday ot cuing testi monial meeting at .S:00. All tire welcome. Sunday school nt 10:00. All under thu age-or 20 are Invited. Heading room heurs: 2 to r, p. in. except Sunday mid holidays. Church edifice, North Oakdale. Ph., 1 in: 1-17, Fern Dalley; honnon, "The Young Mini and III lllhle," Dr. MarCulloiigh; song, choir and congregation; baptismal services; Lord's Pruyer," Pearl Collins. i ,i Flint IliiptUt CIiuitIi, Kow Bobert W'tlllum MeCuttough, Ph. ))., pastor. Bible school, !: I ft; morning woishlp, 11:00 it. in.; ser mon by Itow 1!. Martin of tho Amer ican Sunday ttchool Union. Kvutiliig worship, 8 li. m. under tho auspices of the li, Y, V, V. sermon by the pastor, "The Young Man and Ills lllttk" Ordinance of baptism; II, Y. P. U. nt 7 p. m. Tho pastor will occupy bin pulpit during- (ho mouth or August, .- ('IlllMllllt t'llUM'fl Collier Ninth and Oakdale. lllhle school imvtit' ut ' :t:r.i)'nt in., II, II, Kir by; upeiliiteiideut: sermon nt 11 it. in., theme, ".'. Iiksou From th' Life of JoHeu'i oT Ailiiiatliiiya"; C. F. at 7 p. in., O f . Pierre, piesl d'l.i; mi nop nt X p. m by a mi ll.'iu.l 1 bin rehool worker; pravei nun r,i Thursday veiling, Slst'i Pitcher, leader; song rehearsal on Friday owning, You ate cordially halted to como and worship w-lth us. I). I). Bojle, minister, corner Ninth mid Ivy, W0 I.llxU To Fit Tim llnnl To I "it i t If you aro luHltctiliir nnd Your reel mo finicky, buy 1SIM I LING'S II"K AND HAVH WIIAIt AND TIJAIl MI8NTAt.LV FINANCIALLY AND HIIOIM.KATIlfcltV Rll'.,cV (Innil Ml V,I111II0 H. Shoo Mima M (Aui7iriJYo?!ii!&Wi.rVM(.xft.rftm k T k t -x " try S "" WVJVJU 1 Cnlliolle Cliurcli Bleventh and Onkdnto. Masses, 7:00 ami 3r30; nerinon, 9:30, "So clalism nnd ltellgloii," by ltov. J. A. Bynn, I). D.. 8t. Paul; evening services, 7:30; lecture. "The Leon ouile ABpect of Socialism," by ltov J. A. Byan. All aro cordially in vited to hear a nationally reeognlz ed authority. ENOT WHY 10 ELOPEMENT J!is Itiiby Iitirke wh-hes it nn nouuecil tluit hlie was not u party to the t.eeiiriij of a marriage license by Kuljdi Hiirge!i, mid Iiiul no tlnlu to elojie witJi him, ami that the romance, if any exists, is a one-sided affair in which hUu Iiuh no interest. "For some years, Mr. Hurgcs lias made love t me," said .Miss Ilurke, 'hut while I have iHmu with him, I have giu-n Jiim no encoiirujieijienl. We lire not iiiul never Jiave been en K'leil. I knew nothing iibotit hU getting the marriage license, till the license had been secured, when I pur posely left work early to eseupu him.',' Tlio (li.snpjHintcd groom to be, merely lauglm ami sayx, "I should worry." At the M. B. Church South Corner Oakdale nnd Main. Preaching, 11 a. in. and S p. in.; morning subject, "Tho Power of Christ's Coming"; evening subject. "Tho Ton Vlrglua"; good orchestra music. You will onjoy theso serv ice. Como and bring your friends. You will receive a hearty welcome. W. T, (Joiilder, pastor. .Modfuiil .MetliiidUi UplM-opal Church Corner or Bartlett and Poutth streets. B. Olln Bldrldge, pastor. Services .Sunday as follews: Preach ing, It a. m, by the dUtrlct super intendent, ltov. Diiulap; ,S p. in. by the pastor, subject, "A Kesoiirceful Llfo"; Sunday .school, IiicIuhIvo or Blblu classes for men, women nml ouiig ladles, ): IT,; Ivpworth league, L'ir p. in.; prayer meeting Thurs day owning. ,s o'clock; excellent music by a well. trained choir under tho direction of F. C. I-Muiuads. Spe cial feature for Sunday. You are cordially Invited to nil those services. ItaptM Church On Sunday, uly 27, IJ. It. Martin, superintendent of the upper roast dUtrlct, with the American Sunday School union, will talk on the Sun day school work. In tho morning at 11 o'clock at the Baptist church, subject, "Challenge df tho Farm," and at the Christian church at 8 p. in., subject, "Our Neighbor or Tomorrow." Baptist Church Program ror tho Young People's evening, First Baptist Church: Op ening song, choir and congregation; prnyor, Scott Darby; song, choir and congrefatlon, Scripture rending, BIG ALPALZER LOOKS FOR FIGHTS IN GOTHAM XKW YOIIK, July 'Jil.- "Mi Al" 1'alr.er, who w back in N'oiv Yoik to day, is looking for fight in the be lief that sumo one would take the chance of making a little stuiill eliiiiigiug I iv Higniiitr him up, mid Inn begun training, l'aler weighs about '-."JO immiihIh nml xayft ho js in good sllllH. 1'alr.er epceln to meet Jim Fl.viin here if the latter beatH (loiiln.iit Smith in their fight AitgUNt H, but in the iiienutime will take any bout lie eon pick up. l'arly in September Palxer will sail for France ( prepare for lilt bout with Cnrpentier, the I 'reiu-li champion. , Brorlui crepe and brocade char meiisn In monotonn colorings are among tho faHhlonablii silks. For Sale In any size' nnd quantity that you : i i . may want it Frank H. Ray Yard at Sixth and Fir St. PIION'i: 7H0-II l-i.,A,Oi,,IH,X,XiOW;'v.iii.ii.i.i.i.iiuV.ii"ii"Ti.ii)tj.iiJtif..i(ir) With .MiNlfonl Trade U .Me.lford .Made Phono us your ordorn lor Milk, Cream, Butter, and Buttermilk. Otm HTIlHTriiY FJIIJttll BUT. TIJIt 7(e I'LIt K(l'.lti: Our HIGH GBADIJ Iro cream will please you. Sold in quantities of 'J gallons and up. Wo have our own twlco-n-ilay de livery. ROGUE RIVER CREAMERY ,1 'hollo U(lf4 With Mcd'ori! Trade m Mnlfonl Made Catch Nature's Charms ' With a Camera During the Mummer fcasou tho World U flltid with beauty, which ou eon a till mid knp b) means of a i uim-n. You will rind tho purchnse or a eameru one or tho hrtt Invest ments you over mud". It will yield ciijomoiit now- and for yir to como. ' , Ol'lt I.I.VIJ Ol' c,mi:k,h in all selection nn easy matter mid wo eon lusiiro MilUfncllou In the use or It by tho nld and suggestions wo lo. Ciiiiienm nt all I'iIiim Wo also carry everything In Photo Huillei, MEDFORD PHARMACY Ki:Ak rosTOiTicK. i piieni: io. Among tho now and most attrac tive dresses aro those worn with tho high-neck ruffles bracelets of ribbon, strapped with NOW IS THE TIME To build a lionm Lrtlioi', building nmtorial and choice building sihvs will novel' bo as cheuji again. You can buy a large JoL wilh BEAUTIFUL VIEW of VALLEY on the TChhI- Side in best rdsidonee district, with build ing restriction, good roads, close to eiiy water, low tt'xe.s for small payment down, easy terms on balance. This is one of the best building sites in tho valley. ADDRESS P. O. BOX 207 MEDFORD, OREGON. --j - --. .gf',. mti0r! AN INVI'WTMKNT IS A DIAMOND llerpilres rnroful though and tho proper confidence in firm, to warrant iibsoluto satisfaction. To nolo tho proper comparison you must Inspect thrun from a largo mid welt selected block, such an I am able to show. In this wuy you become thoroughly fa- miliar with valued mid feel nssiirad of safo mid economical buy. lug through my binding guarauteo, HA Flno Watili.aail Jewelry Jlep4lrug, MKDI'OIID, OBIO.V MARTIN J. REDDY 'J'llF. JF.WKI.KIt Dlamopd Hctilog and Fn grating Bono Hero Keur I'onlofflco My Fishing The greatest .sport in the world-- e.tlcliiiig wilh liidil tackle thegame.sl trout in (lie worlil. Only the best tackle holds the king of the Itoguc. We make a specially of it. Only the celebrated 'JJackus" fly, especially made for Uogue river anglers, best tempts these mag nificent trout and witlrstamlH their fierce lunges, their terrific dashes, their circus leaps. " Experience, gained in six year's fly fiahing has taught me that only the 'Ihtckiis" stands fhcgalT. I use, no other," says .Judge I'!. K. Kelly, an ardent an gler. v I'his is the verdict of all anglers. ewings gun s:rop: HEADQUARTERS FOR SPORTSMEN. ' : J'lyilWl!Xsi'llt'ylJf r.i f. Why Not Do This - o You who aro spollug your temper mid your health Just now with tho mercury fooling around tho 1 00 mail., why not have a If 1 1 Io bungalow an a Hiimmei' homo on tho ocomi shore where you can have tho revivifying effi-ctii or tho sun hreer.o to blow tho con. woliii from your brain and mlcrolmH from your h)'hIoiii liven now, In your car, you can run over to Crescent Oily ror a week-end and get lesullH, but with the building or our railroad It will ho idlll easier. tf mIT- liny mi ocean rroutago lot now mid build your homo, You will then bo ready when tho transportation facilities urn hotter. Wo uiu sell a lot racing tho ocean near (ho fiiinniiii "I'ohhlo lloach," ror i'i'iU, mid ono hloclc huolc from iho bench for $7fi.i)(. Thoio mo only a row or those and tho price, will ho udvaiued shorlly. Wo hnvo other iIchIhiIiIo properly however In thu l.mift mid oilier ad ditions. i For lorinii, prices and other Information, call on or uiltn E. L. Kendall oui:k;j;nt (,ity, oamfoiinia f $ ? ii 'J ii (.) !' (.1 ? ( (.1 it) l.l (it (.1 l' 1.1 (I) (i !?' (;i C) (Vi 'V 'A' (.i H"liby and Mr. McOratb, jiWirIiW7W'mi'Xt V