:; v
", " A,
.
: i
pxgeidtju.
MEPPOCT MATT TRIBUNE, arTCDFOTlP, P'REflON, TUESDAY, .TITLV SD. Iflia.
v-
7 toi .
I"
I :
V
IOCAL AND
L PERSONAL
O, M. Tyson nml family of Anto
lopo county, Nebraska, havo arrived
to tako charge of tlio Swlnglo ranch
near Phoenix, where they oxpoct to
mnko their liomo for Fovcral years
having leased tho property.
Frank Burgess nml family of
Mcilford spont Sunday at tho homo
of It. J. nurnotte.
Tho seat salo for "Evorywomnn"
opons Wednesday nt 10 n. m. nt ihe
box office. Sc'curo your onts early.
Tho ladles nt tho Christian
church will hold an Ico cream social
at tho homo of Mrs. WUor, second
door north of tho Christian church
on North Oakdale avenue, on Wed
nesday. evening. Every ono Invited.
MIrb Clara Klmcr, who has been
teaching during tho past three years
in public schools of Jacksonville,
Or., and who g raduatcd in May,
1013, from tho Santa Barbara, Cab,
normal school of homo economics,
haa ncccpted n position ns teacher
of homo economics at Klamnth
Palls, Or.
Ltngorlo dresses, one-half price.
Ahrcn's. 110
Tho Ollvo Iteboknh lodgo will
havo a children's social tonight. All
Odd Fellows end Ilcbckahs cordially
Invited.
Dr. Clancy, Dr. Lockwood, Wlll
lam Oftutt and Brooks Spencer left
this morning for n trip to Crescent
City and Eureka, Cal.
Fred II. Hopkins and family and
F. II. Madden and family leavo Wed
nesday on an auto trip to Crate.
Lnko and Bend.
Producers Fruit tt. aas Just re
ceived a largo shipment of 1 lb. and
& 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
dcrs In all sires.
F. It. Norton of Corvdllls a for
mor resident of Mcdford, who left
hero six years ago, is visiting hli
father-in-law, Darby O'Toolo.
Mr. and Mrs. Jloraco Polton of
Sam 8 Valley spent a few hours i.t
Mcdford Monday.
Screen doors Mcdford Lbr. Co.
A. T. Lundgrcn, tho miner, was
down from Jacksonville Monday. Ho
recently returned from tho Siskiyou
copper belt, where ho is developing
bis mlno.
Charles A. Pruett of Eagle Point
district transacted business in Mcd
ford Monday afternoon.
$3,000 accident and life InsHranco
rer 14; IS2C0 for fl?.G0. Sec
Holmes, tho insurance mn.
Mrs. Hazel Rowo Wllmlck of Port
land is tho guest of her sister, Mrs.
Gua Samuels.
O. O. Taylor mado a professional
trip to Jacksonville Monday after
noon. Burlap Backs wanted at tho Ruts
Mill. .
Tom Moffat, superintendent of
tho Medford Sash & Door Co., has
returned from a trip to Coos county.
George II. Fltzglbbon of Portland
is In Mcdford making tho valley bis
usual visit.
Fruit treo props Medford Lbr. Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Watt Mrs. Rosclla
Harvey and Mrs. L. A. King mo
tored from Phoenix to Medford on
Monday afternoon.
J. B. Spcnca of Wellen and
Spraguo Rlegel of Gold Hill wcro of
tho horticulturists in Mcdford Mon
day.
Burlap sacks wanted at tho Rubs
Mill.
Mrs. I). R. Parker tarried a few
hours in Jacksonville Monday after
noon, her former homo.
County Recorder and his family,
Mr. and Mrs. U K. Hannn, of Jack
sonville, havo gono to Evans creek
to spend a fow weeks.
Orchard, bunting, ashing and
Crater Lake scenes for sale at Ger-
klng & Harmon's studio. Negatives
made any place, kodak finishing. 128
East Main street. Phone 216 R.
Mr. and Mrs. H. U. Lumsden, Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Watt and Mr. and
Mrs, C. A. KnUht havo returned
from their auto trip to Modoc coun
ty, California, via Klamath Falls.
They wont as far as Adln.
Henry Knutzcn has returned from
Baker county and Is improving his
property located in Thompson creek
district. ,
Kodak finishing, best in town, at
Weston's.
Lawronco Cnrdwell, Mr. ond Mrs.
W. II. Whyhark motored to Medford
from Gold Hill Monday nftornoon.
Mrs. Ruby Fox and Mrs. K,
Welch, who hnvo been visiting in
Jacksonville, havo returned to San
Francisco.
Tailored Suits one-half prlco.
Ahren's. ho
Weeks k McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
UY
Da PhoM 9K7
WoM V, W. Weeks 10-J-S
Mwaasj A. K. Onr 07H-M
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Homer of
Cottago Grove who have boon visit
ing H. H. Fox nml his family of
I.ako Crcok, loft for homo Monday.
Mr. Fox accompanied them to Mcd
ford. Mrs. P. S. Bandy and her daugh
ter, of Jncksonvlllo, havo gono to
Alameda, Cal., tn spend tho summer
with relatives. Rov. Handy la spend
ing his vacation at Salem.
E. D. Wcatnn, commercial photog
rapher, negatives mado any tlmo or
place by appointment. Phone M.
1471.
Frank Bcrdan loft for Coos coun
ty Monday on a visit to relative
living at Bandon.
Mrs. Marshall of Spokane, who
hnR been visiting her Blslcr, Mrs. G.
Newbury", left for homo Monday
evening.
Dr. Kirchgessner will be at Hotol
Nash ovcry Saturday from 10 a. m.
to 8 p. m. on and after May 24.
W. B. nnd Ralph Plttock of Applo
gato transacted business In Mcdford
Monday.
O. Duntnp and A. II. Houston
wcro up from Phoenix Monday af
ternoon. Parasols one-halt price. Ahrons.
Gcorgo Butz, Sr mndo a trip to
tho southern part of tho valloy on
Monday.
Dr. C. R. Rn was in Gold Hill
district Monday looking after his
mining and real cstato interests.
New Btylcs rntino lints. Ahrons.
110
Guy Thrasher of Phoenix was a
business visitor In Phoenix Monday.
Dr. R. E. Golden nnd Harry L.uy
of Jacksonville mado a trip to Coos
county lately.
Harry Silver of Ashland was In
Mcdford and Jacksonville Monday.
Fashion says satin hats newest
Btylcs just In at Ahrcns. 110
Mr. and Mrs. O'Rourko of British
Columbia are recent arrivals in Med
ford. Miss Echo Gaddls has mado final
proof on her homestead claim In tho
southern part of Josephlno county.
Sho Is n sister of E. C. Ga.ddls of
Mcdford.
For that outing trip, khaki
dresses, skirts, waists, linen coats.
Ahrcns. , 110
B. M. Colllnr, M. M. Taylor and
Fred Owens were over from Jack
sonvlllo Monday afternoon.
William Lewis of Knno's crek mo
tored to Mcdford Monday morning.
John Pearson and E. P. Hughes
of Ashland wcro business visitors in
Mcdford Monday.
Mrs. P. M. Klncaid of Rogue
River is tho guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Gcorgo Howard.
Alfred Weeks was at tho Rio Dol
orchard, Rock Point district, in
which ho Is Interested, Monday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Lee Bradshaw of
Brownsboro district mado Mcdforo
a visit Monday.
J. M. Rador, former sheriff of
Jackson county, transacted busi
ness in Mcdford Monday afternoon.
Frank Robinson of Oregon City,
who has been visiting W. R. Garrett
and family of Buncom, was in Mcd
ford tho forepart of tho week, en
routo to Alaska.
Mrs. L. E. Griffin is a recent ar
rival in Mcdford.
A monster turnip and other vege
tables of largo proportions aro on
display in tho show window of the
Roguo River Canal company. They
wcro raised on desert land with ir
rigation, and lllustrato what can bo
dono with plenty of water.
Sheriff Smith of Josephine county
wan in Medford nml Jacksonville on
official business Monday nfternoon.
Luke Ryan of Jacksonville was in
Medford recently, en roulo to his
farm near Derby.
Misses Anna and Mnttie Horsey of
North Jacksonville hnvo returned
from Salem, whither they were called
by the serious illness of their father,
W. J. IJoosey.
Dr. J. E. Shearer of Glcndnlo tar
ried a fcliort time in Medford Monday.
The hospital being built at that place
by him and his associates will bo
ready for occupancy soon.
Mrs. D. T. Andrus left for Astoria,
Monday evening and will bo the guest
of her sons, Orin and Olin Whitman,
and their families for a few weeks.
Tho 50 horse power engine and
boiler which, was formerly used by
tho Grants Pass Laundry has been
hauled to the Sterling district and
will furnish power for tho sawmill
tho Sterling Mining company, is in
stalling. Those who have business with tho
postal savings system will not find it
necessary hereafter to make and
withdraw deposits in person.' "Bank
ing by mail" is ono of tho innova
tions inaugurated by tho Wilson ad
ministration. Gcorgo M. Bordcau, a .former resi
dent of Mcdford, has retired from tho
Hotel St. Elmo nt Vancouver, Wash.,
which ho conducted for some time.
Judgment against him and tho W. J.
Van Schuyver compnny of Portland
for $4705 was recently rendered in
favor of tho Ira P. Powers Fumituro
compuny.
John Ilighnra of Anlioch district
was in Medford Monday nftornoon on
his way to Colo's, a railroad station
near the stato line, He had received
M'ord that three of tho horses stolen
.i
Agustus Cnvney, Alkali Iko nnd
the Hypnotist.
by the IliekonWyntt gnuir had been
located in that vicinity nnd his trip
there was to recover them.
Henry Minikin of l'oonnnti'.s crock
district mndo n trip to Medford Mon
day. He says that the storm of last
week was probably more severe there
titan nnywhero else. Tho rain felt
in sheets nnd with great force for
some time, flooding tho surrounding
country with water to n considerable
depth.
The blight which destroyed so many
thousand pear trees in Cnlifornin
seems to bo playing Iiavoo in many
orchnnR Advices from Shast.i
county stale: "There is no disguis
ing the fact that the blight has lint
been conquered. It will bo only n
mntter of n few years until pears will
be abandoned nnd tho trees grubbed
out. Last year Anderson shipped
100 carload of Ilarietts. This year's
shipment will not exceed 30 cars."
OBITUARY
The funeral of Mrs. Corn 11. Dent
wife of John B. Dent who died July
Si nt Calgary, Alberta, Cannda, was
field Monday from tho residence of
her son, J. K. Dent, in this city. In
terment in I. O. O. P. cemetery.
Mrs. Dent lived in Medford many
venrs and was born in Cndez, Harri
son county, Ohio, Dec. 23, lSot), be
ing 51 years old. She i survived
by a hubnnd and the following chil
dren: John E. Dent, of Medfonl;
Bessie if. Dent, of San Francisco;
Mrs. Grace M. Defoe, of Tacomn, and
Ralph F. Dent of Calgary, all of
wiiom nt tended the last sad rites.
TARIFF ANGLES GROW WHEN
BULL MOOSE LEADERS FIGHT
WASHINGTON. July 29. Division
of republican ranks ovor tho rovlslon
of tho tariff becamo apparent today
when nearly a dozen progressive re
publican senators began a series of
conferences to perfect substitute
schedules that will bo offered to tho
tariff bill under tho leadership of La
Folletto and Cummlngs.
Tho progressive republican movo
grew out of tho belief of tho leading
senators Identified with that faction
that they would bo unablo to support
Senator S moot's substituto for tha
wool schedule Tho Smoot substituto
aws prcparod somo tlmo ago and was
introduced when tho democratic bill
camo back from tho flnanco commit
tee
Tho progressive republicans prac
tlcally havo agreed to center their
fight about tho La Folletto substituto
In tho hopo thoy can carry tho re
maining republicans and somo demo
crats. Progress on tho tariff bill was
slow' today.
TAKER OF CHILD STILL
DODGES THE POLICE
That John Wagner with his two
year old daughter whom ho kidnap
ped from his wlfo at Medford Sunday
has successfully escaped arrest Is tho
opinion of tho officials hero as no
traco can bo found of tho man In
California. Ho loft on train No. 13
Sunday and a telegram was sent Im
mediately to Red Dluff but tho man
was not found on tho train.
Hawthorn, sweet peas nnd hedgo
roses aro reported as being Jn favor
In ParlB for summer millinery.
NOTICE.
This In to certify that O. V. My
ers Is in no way connected with tho
Hall Taxi Co., ond Is not author
ized to do any business in any form
whatovor for us, Court Mall & Son
being solo owners of tho Hall Taxi
Co.
Tho following contract was signed
by O. V. Myers upon tho salo of his
intercal to tho Hdll Taxi Co., Octo
ber 1st, 1912: "In furthor consider
ation of tho payment abovo men
tioned, tho undersigned oxpressly
agrees that ho will not, for a porlod
of ono year from tho dato hereof,
establlHh nor maintain nor oporato
a livery business in tho city of Med
ford, Oregon, nor will ho placo or
koop any car or cars on uny stand
in said city, nor maintain any offlco
or headquarters for lira in connec
tion with tho llvory business,
"Dated at Medford, Oregon, Oct.
1, 1912, (Sinned.) "O. V. Myers."
HALL TAXI CO.
AT THE ISIS.
BBBBBBBBBBBBBBLTlflLBBBBBBl
TICKET SALE
EVERYWOMAN
OPENS
W A
Tho extraordinary bucccsh of tho
dramatto spectacle, "Kvorywotnaii,"
In England gives fresh Interest to
tho nuuouncemont that Henry W.
Savago will offer his production ut
tho Page, August 1, ticket snlu for
which opens tomorrow. "Hvi'ry wo
man" In an absolutely now Idea In
theatricals and la dltffcult of class
ification. It Is not, properly apeak,
lug, drama, itlthnugh It contains the
elements of drama tenso sltuaUonfc
with powerful dramatto scone i! It
is not opera, though In Its texture
there aro twenty-six musical num
bers of n serious nnd dignified char
acter, and It In not wholly spectacle,
though In recent yonra no other pro
duction haa been mounted bo InvlSh-
ly and with such utter disregard of
cost. It ban been largely n labor
of lovo on tho port of tho producer,
Henry W. Savago, for astute mat',
era could not boo, during tho Ijtig
months of preparation preceding the
first performance, how ono with
such unerring judgment could risk
an outlay of upward of $00,000 on
on experiment for "Kvorywomnn''
was entirely without precedent. That
Mr. Savago'a judgment was correct
has been proven by tho enormous
success which has been achieved by
"Kvorywomnn." It Is safo to assert
that no other production within the
memory of tho present-day theater
goer has aroused such Interest or
has earned so much written or spo
ken approval. Tho pages, of tho
magazines havo for months been
filled with reviews nnd critical esti
mates of tho work; ministers, rab
bis and priests havo chosen It as tho
subject of their discourses, and tho
theaters whero it haa "been played
havo been ongulfed by humanity
rushing to sco tho extraordinary
play.
SHAKK IXTO YOt'K SIIOIIS
Allen's Foot-Kasc, tho antiseptic
powder. It relieves painful, smart
ing, tender, nervous feet, nnd In
stantly takes tho sting out of corns
and bunions. Itn tho greatest com
fort discovery of tho age.' Allen's
Foot-Kaso makes tight or now shoes
feci easy. It Is a certain relief for
sweating, callous, Swollen, tired,
aching feet. Always tiso It to Ilreak
In Now Shoes. Try It today. Sold
everywhere, 5 cents. Don't accept
any substitute. For FIIKK trial
packngo, address Allen S. Olmsted,
Lo Hoy, N. Y.
Miihir's Frimd
inEvtry. Hint
Comfort and Safety Assured Before
the Arrival of tho Stork.
In thousand of American hnmci tliTfl
Is a bottle of Mother's Frlrnd that has ntil-
cl many n woman
through tlio trying
onlenl. anvt-d her f mm
sufferlnc ond pain,
kept her In health In
ndvnnco o f Imliy'
coming, mid had a
wonderful Inllumoj
In developing a love
ly rilipoaitlou iu thu
CIllllI.
There Is no other remedy so truly n help
to nature. It relieve tho pain and dincoui
fort canned by the utraln ou tho llyumentu,
siakes pliant tlio? fibre bii J munch- which
nature is expanding and soothes tho in
flammation uf brvait gland.
Mother's Friend In on external remedy,
and not only banlnhes all dlitreiti In ad
vance, hut aMiirefl a speedy recovery for
the mother. TIiiih iIio become a healthy
woman with nil her strength prewrviil to
thoroughly enjoy tha rearing of her child.
Mother's Friend can be had at any drug
more nt $1.00 a bottle. Writ to IlrnilNVM
Itegulator Co.. 1TJ.8 fimar Tlldg.. Atlanta,
(la., for their fret book. Write to-day. It
U inont liwtructlve.
SSGMBiSSSS&S
BBISbTw Tup BH
V - -Br Ac.9BSSl
In any size and quantity that you
may want it
Frank
Yard at Sixth and Kir Sts.
GGSi2's)iXi!X3
Siskiyou Heights
Now is the time to miikc selection of lots and
tracts in this magnificent residence district.
SEE
JOHN A. TORNEY
ROOM 1, PALM BLOCK
WOMAN'S ILLS
DISAPPEARED
Liko Magicnftcr taking Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vcgctablo
Compound.
North Bangor, N. Y. "As 1 havo
used Lydhi K. Pink
hatn's Vegelnhlo
Compound with
great lienellt 1 feel
it my duty to wrlto
nnd tell you about IL
I was ailing from To
mato weakness and
hud hciuhtcho nml
imckarho nearly alt
yVf-SYi the time, twin later
r xsciw m'ry monlh ,,m" l
K 1 should lmvo boon
nnd so sick that I had to go to bed.
"Lydin Pinkhnm'n Vegetable Com
pound has mndo mo well and these trou
bles havo disappeared liko magic. I
havo recommended tlio ComHiund to
many women who havo used It miccem
fully. "-Mrs. Jamius J. STACY, K.F.I).
No, 3, North Hanger, N. Y.
Another Mittlo Well.
Ann Arbor, Mich. "Lydia K. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound has dono
wonders for mo. For years 1 Biitrored
terribly with hemorrhages nnd hnd
pnlnft so Intense Hint sometimes I would
faint nwny. I hnd female weakness
so bad that I hnd to doctor nil the time
nnd never found relief until I took
your remedies to pluaso my Inmlmml.
1 recommend your wonderful rnvdlcimi
to all sufferers ns I think It Isn blosulng
for all women." Mrs. U li Wyckoit,
112 S. Ashley St., Ann Arbor, Mich.
There need lo no doubt nbout tho
nbillty of thW grand old remedy, made
from tlio roots mid herbs of our Held, to
remedy woman's dUeuses, W ptsrsH
volumes of proof of this fact, enounh
to convince tho most skeptical. Why
don't you try ItT
Grace Josephine Brown
Tho Art of Singing
AtiUlnblo for Concert nnd Church
IlcMdcnro Studio
1207 West Main Ku Phono 4KI
wraic mis
That lead eventually tn Asthen
opia can ho strengthened nud belli
ed by wearing tho proper glnssrd.
To prcscrlho tha pmixir glnsfoii
to rellovo Asthenopia requires the
tuoMt careful attention and (kill, ho
If your ot'B aro weak and you want
roller, reck It nt the offlco of
Dr. Rickert
Hycdght KpcclnllxL
Over Deuel & Co.
Crisp Cookies
Aro tho only kind worth eating
In making your next batch, try
CRESCENT
BAKING
POWDER
nnd nolo how real
ly good and crisp
thoy aro.
IKc PKit Ml.
Ask Your (Irofor.
Crescent Manufacturing Co.,
Seattle, Wiu.li.
f:, -
.. a?w
:'V" ?
Wr
Ken
I 111 I bbbbbbbbMbbbbbTT(I r I II " T
0m&
WOOD I
For Sale I
H. Ray
PHONfi 7r,0-Il
Sunday School Excursion
Pacific & OSnstorn Railway
Wednesday August 6,-1913
At Butte Falls Ore.
l.onvoiMetlPord 8:00 A.M. jij
Hom-h Mt'illonl 0:15 l. M. is;
Six Houra in Butto Falla Ijj
$1.00 ROUND TRIP $1.00
Chihlron ovor five and undor 12 yoara 50 conts.
Rcmomuor our Sunday Excursion August 10th $
Catch Nature's ?harms
With a Camera
During thn mimmnr senium tho world la filled with beauty,
.which )ou can catch nud keep by menus of n camera,
You will find thn purrhniio of n camera one of thn bout Invent
up'tits you over mndo. It will yield enjoyment now and for years
to como. ,
W-fl oitlt I.lNi: OF CAMKKAH
maken selection nn easy matter and wo can Inmiro rmtlitfnctlou In
the use of It by tho aid nud suKKeHtlous mo give.
CntiiernN nt nil Price
' . Wo nlso carry everything In Photo Supplied. ..
MEDFORD PHARMACY
NHAU POSTOFFICi:.
g
Why Not Do This
You who aro spollng your temper nud your health Jimt now
with tho mercury fooling nrouud tho 100 mark, why not hnvo a
little bungalow ns a summer homo on tho ocean Bhoro whero you
can. havo tho revivifying uffcctn of tho tien breexo to blow tho rot,
webs from your brnln nud mlc robes from your system Kveu now.
in your onr, you rnn run over to Creiiceiil City for a week-end nud
gut remits, hut with tho building of our railroad It Vilt bo still
eaulcr.
WJfl!
Iluy mi ocean frnntngo tot now and build your homo. You will
then bo ready when thu trniupnrtntlou fnrlllilnn aro belter. Wo
ran noil n lot facing tho ocean near thn famous "Pehblo lleach," for
ILTiO, and ono block back from the beach for $76. 00, Thero aro
only n fow of thoiui nnd thn prlco will bo advanced nhortly. Wo
havo other deslrahlo property however In thn I.auff nud other ad-
For turms, prices nud other Information, call on or wrlto
E, L. Kendall
viiici:nt city, cai.iiouma
&3SJXlSW?iTOTS7
COLESTIN EXCURSION
SUNDAY Aug. 3rd
Another popular excurrion will ho run tn cool, delightful
ColoHtln (In tha Siskiyou Mountnlns) via tho
II0SUN31T S1
I IocoihbwustaI I
Low Round Tlip Fares
including admission to tho Picnic O rounds and all tho cool froth
mineral wator you can drink.
Prom Medford $1.10.
kcmmdum: vo hpkoiai tuain
. I.onvo Grants Pass , 7:00 A'. M,'
(lold Hill ..., f...., 7:lir.
Central Point :.... K : 1 Q
Medford 8:G '
Phonnlx 0:00 "
Ashland 0:30 " '
Arrlvo Colostln 10:40 t'
ItKTUKMNO
Leavo Colcstln 5:00 P. M.
TusIjyIentral point band
y Ask tho noaroHt
Southern Paclflu Agont
JOHN M. SCOTT, Oonural PriBBoiigor Agent
PIIONH 10.
J! Mjr
Tl
(D
(.1
(!)
'!
i.i
'A'
(4)
i.i
s
I
'3
3