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MEDFORD MATT', TRIUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON1". THlTRSnAY, AUGUST 1., mill.
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IOCALAND, I
i- PERGONAL
Monibor of tlio Jotsonhlno unit
JnckHun comty Minder Horosdiocrs'
UKROCIntlon nml their families will
nlcnlo In tlio grove nt Roriio lllvcr
on SnturilnVf August 10, and for that
reason tholr lilnckimiltli shops will
bo closed nil tiny Saturday.
Tlio evfliitfollsllo mectlnKS nl tlic
tent Idxtli nnl Oakdato nro very In
torostliiR. Tlio subject 1'rlduy oven
Ins wlll bo "From Dnrroom to the
Pulpit."
' rroiluccrB Fruit ou. una just re
colvod h largo shipment of 1 lb. nml
lb. tin top berry baskets, and enn
fill orders In any quantity. Wo also
havo on hand a largo supply of the
celebrated "Security" orchard lad
dcrn In nil sites.
New fall HUltlupR, brocades, cloak
ing. Also now fall trimmings, orna
ments nnd buttons. Moo & Co. 129
T. tj. Taylor, loft Tuesday morning
to drive ills flno imclng horse King
Heal, In his races on the North l'acl
fie Circuit.
Drs. a. It. nnd I.oulso K. Hedges,
chiropractors nnd mcchnnn-thcraplsts
nro now located over Doucl & Co
Phono 170. "
W. Hurt Hamilton of San Jose.
owner of tlio Hamilton orchard at
Kaglo Point was n Medford visitor
Thursday.
A. A. Alklns returned Tuesday
from a fivo weeks marketing trip
for tho Golden Itnlo. Ho was In St.
Louis, Chicago, Iloston, New York
nnd all tho other market centers and
purchased largo stocks for fall and
winter.
Mme. Dowd Jeffcrs formerly of
1'ortlnnd will open tho Now York
parlors for hair dressing, manicuring
nnd massaging in tho storo room
next to tho post office, tho old tele
phone building.
$3,000 occldont nnd life tnsuranco
for $10; $52S0 for J1V.D0. Sco
Holme, tho lnsurauco man.
.Mrs. James T. Uuckley of Apple
gato wns n Medford visitor Wednes
day. John Kdsall, formerly of nig nutto
is In the valley. Ho la located In
Klamath county.
Wirt Peel nnd hU family of Kaglo
Point district drovo to Medford
Wednesday.
Mrs. E. Hand of Jacksonville Is
visiting relatives residing in Kancs
creek district.
Kodak finishing, oest In Wwn, nt
Weston's.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. IanJoy of
Jncksonvlllo were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Wednesday.
Sir. nnd Mrs. Frank Nethcrland
of I)utto Falls wcro with their .Med
ford friends Wednesday afternoon.
W. J. ltodgcrs nnd Peter Van Har
denborg of Sams Valley transacted
business in Medford Wednesday.
Thos. C. NorrU has returned from
Douglas county, whoru ho spent sev
eral weeks in developing a quartz
nilno.
Crater Lake pictures ,a book it
12 pictures, hand colored, tho flncit
ever inado of tho lake, for salo at
Gcrking & Harmon's studio. Call
nnd eco them. 22S East Main street,
phono 320-J. tf
Judge I. G. Klmbnll of Washington,
D. C, who Is connected with tho U.
S. government, arrived In Medford
Wednesday.
Fred Straubo and his family ami
Col. George P. Mlms of Willow
Springs district were of tho many In
Medford Wednesday.
E. D. Weston, commercial photog
rapher, negatives made any tlmo or
placo by appointment. Phone M.
1471.
Mrs. J. M. Forest of Yroka. Cal.,
nrrlvcd In Medford during tho week
and Is tho guest of Mrs. II. N. Mill
lln. Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer Hlglubotham
of Knnes creek district inado n trip
to Medford Wednesday.
G. A. Gardner, county clerk, inado
u trip to Ashland Wednesday.
A. P. Fulkerson of Portland, who
has been visiting Earl Mlnenr, left
for homo Wednesday evening.
Mrs. II, T. McCallcn passed
through Medford Wednesday on bur
way to llosebiirg on u visit.
Fruit treo props Medford Ltor. Co.
Mrs. Chnuiicuy Floroy, Mrs. O. Ul
rlch and her daughter, Miss Flcutn,
of Jncksouvillo, snout Wednesday
afternoon In Medford,
AH Odd Follows nnd Rehukuhs nro
requested to moot at I. O. O. F. hull
Friday, August IGth, at 7 p. in. to go
to- Contra! Point whoro tho local
team will confer tno Inltlury degreo
Itobckahs will bo entertained at tlio
Y, M. C, A. building. Conveyances
will bo nt hall, JJy order of Noblo
Grand, O. W. Howard. 124
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
X.AQT ASWISTAJTS
Day Phono 227
Nteht P. W. Weeks 18D-J-2
Plumes
A. E. Orr 078-M
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. S. Clay nnd tliolr
niece returned Wednesday u pnlng.
from n Hip to Stownrt's Springs, Cnl,
J. J. Murphy, Julius Hart nnd
other residents of Ashland wore In
Medford Wednesday. '
P. K. Evans, manager of tho Wood
Lumber Co., mndo Medford i IuibI
iicsh visit Wodnosdny.
H. H. Nye of Hock Point district
transacted bushiest! in Mcdturd
Wodnostlny afternoon.
(loorgo E. Sanders nnd A. C. Hough
of OrnnjB Pass wore In Medford on
lognl buslnoss Wednesday.
PdRtmnstor Ousoy, J. M. Wngnor
nnd F. G. MeWtlllanis of Ashland
tarried In Medford u whllo Wodnos
dny.
Tho finest studio In southern Ore
gon has boon opened by Gcrking &
Harmon nt 223 East Main street,
first stairway east of Star theater.
Our work Is always tho best, views
of nil kinds for bale. Tho best of
kodak finishing. Negatives mndo
any tlmo or plnco. Phono 320-J. tf
J. W. Sllngor of Lake crook nnd
R. II. llradshaw of Rrownshoro dis
trict spout Wednesday In Medford.
Mrs. Scott Davis returned from a
visit In tho southern part of tho vnl
loy Wednesday afternoon.
Screen doors Medford I.br. Co.
Prof. G. W. Ager nnd W. W. Estes
woro up from Tnlont Wodnosdny, ns
also was W. Agor of Phoenix.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. McCIendon. Mr.
and Mrs. W. 11. Why bark nnd Law
rence Cardwoll motored to Medford
from Gold Hill Wednesday.
David H. Cronenilller and O. lllen
venuo of Jacksonville spent Wednes
day In Medford.
William Mansfield of Tolo and F.
H. Fnrrar of ltay Gold were of Med
ford's visitors Wodnosdny.
Harry Von der Ilcllon of Wellen
nnd G. J. Wnddel of Prospect tran
sacted business in Medford Wednesday.
nrooms Ask your dealer for the
product of the Ashland factory.
W. G. Egglcston of Onkland and
G. neigh of Mnrshfleld arrived for a
short stny In Medford Wednesday.
J. D. MIckle of Portland, state
dairy and food commissioner. Is In
Medford on an educational mission.
Hlngllng's advertising cars passed
through tho valley recently, which In
dicates that (he big circus will not
perform hero ns usual.
William Puhl of Central Point, ac
companied by his family nnd Mrs.
Coulter of Jacksonville, spent Thurs
day nftcrnoon in Medford.
Miss Mnrlon II. Towno nnd Mr. nnd
Mrs. C. Carey of Phoenix woro with
Medford friends Wednesday.
Walter Dungey nnd It. M. Dungan
of Gold Hill wcro In Medford tho
forepart of tho week.
Luko Ryan, a prominent business
man of Jacksonville, spent n. few
hours In Medford Wednesday nftct-noon.
C. M. and Mlnnus Pcnco nnd tholr
families camo down from Trail creek
Wednesday to nttcud tbo wild west
show.
II. O. nrattaln of Paisley, II. E.
Van Ness of Eugene nnd L. G. Faulk
ner of Chlco, Cnl., nro recent arriv
als In Medford.
W. E. Hnmmoll, S. H. Ilarnish nnd
Ed CIngcndo of Englo Point district
mndo a trip to Medford Wednesday,
Mrs. It. n. Rcamo, C. S. Sander
son and several other Contral Point-
ors were Medford visitors Wcdncs
day afternoon.
Charles If. Range and his dough
ter. Cora, wcro of tho many over
from Jucksonvlllo Wednesday after
noon. E. T. Hutli wns In from his ranch
on Iloguo rlvor Wednesday, accom
panied by his daughters, who will
attend school, Wednesday.
Judgo J. It. Nell, E. Conger and
Hurry Luy of Jucksonvlllo tarried a
few hours In Medford Wednesday.
Edward It. Cardwoll and his fam
ily of Fort Klamutli wcro In Medford
Wednesday. They are visiting ut
Gold Hill, which was tliolr former
borne.
George N. Smith nnd E. I). Hose of
Yunkco creek woro In Medford
Wednesday, nccompanli'd by Mrs.
Worcester of Topoku, Kan., who is
n slstor or the latter and Mrs. Smith,
and is paying them a visit.
Mrs. 11, Harris, who has boon con
ducting tho Oxford rooming house,
houso has sold out to MIsh Until and
left for Hend, Wednesday to Join
her husband, who has u claim near
thoro.
Mr. SMkens, one of tlio proprietors
of tho Golden Utilo, and Miss Wilbun,
a bulosludy In tho htoro, havo re
turned from n goods buying trip to
New York and other markets.
Robert Catdn arrived in Medford
Wednesday and wont to Phoenix to
visit his father, Capt. Milo Caton, and
other rolatlves. Ho is In tho employ
of tho Owens Lumber compuny in
Pacific county, Wash.
Tho scourugo of Infantile paraly
sis which lias been prevailing ut
Dunsmulr, Cal,, Is under control.
Thero are blx cuuca thoro now und
soino of tho children will not recover
lubldo of n your. Tholr homes nro
under strict quarantine.
Slater Johnson of tho Yankee
creek orchards returned Thursday
from a three month's visit in eastern
CHICAGO SWIMMER AFTER
NEW 200-YARD RECORD
R; EnHk i'
WW WMLif.JXr'
Miohnel .Mrl)ermoU of tho 111!
nois Atlilotie oluh oC Chicago, Amor
ion's champion ami record holder in
hrenmt stroke swimnitiip, will iittrmpt
to orontc n new 'JOO-yunl tttnmliir.l
nt the water carnival to lie held ut
Put-in-Hay, Ohio, on Ausut -", -S
nnd -0, in ooniicotiou with the I'orry
centennial celebrations, ami oiifi-
ileuco Ml t licit he i'l succeed in
the iimlcrtakin?.
The youtij; westerner has hclterod
the WnsMc fisiiros sovenil times nl
rendv in the jt, nml lie is now
moving fnsler than oxer. It is u
foregone ooncluxioii that lie will
rapture the eeutrnl i,hnmpioiiliii
title, nt slnke in tlio ('einiiij: event,
nml if comlitioiis nru not unfavor
able there is no doubt that he will
lower the oicii water mark now ob
taining. MeDonuott, nlthoimh but twenty
years old. Iins been tlio toer of our
bresvt stroke swimmers sinoe 1010,
nml competed for this country at the
Stockholm Olytnnics, ilcfontin
many Of the lending Kuropenu
eraoks. lie is n stocky, jxiwerful
young nliilete, siuniliiig o feci (P2
inches, uud weighing 100 ounds.
STOLEPHOTOGRAPH
OF
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal , Aug. II.
"A debauch of bosh,' wns tho way
Fred Sexton, a hotel eierk, bore to
day denounced tho criticism voiced
by Portland nnd Los Angeles women
at tho posters of Miss Emma Do'Vo-
lasco, queen of the coming porlola,
advertising tho celebration. Sexton
liked the pictures ho well Hint ho ad
mitted today ho had fallen In love so
madly with the original that ho broko
into n btudio ami stole thirteen
photographs of tho jKirtola queen.
Ho Is held on a burglary charge.
"Persons criticising thoso pos
ters," said Sexton today, "belong to
tho stono age. You cannot expect
thorn to appreciate real art."
MEDFORD MOISTS
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Dr. and Mrs. J. J. KinmeiiH anil
Mr. nud Mrs. C. SI. Kuld linve re
turned from a tea ilu.v' ouo-llioiis-aml-mile
unto trip, including visit
ing (Jrntor Luke. Kliimutli Falls, tlio
Sacramento valley, Trinity, Kurekn
and Orescent City. Thoy report a
delightful time, not oven a puncture
on the trip. The party liad a nar
row cscapo in Humboldt county at
night from going over a precipice
twenty feet into the Ik'l river, a
county bridge having been moved
ami no fence placed to hlml off the
old iond or indicate the change in
localities. Tho unto was stopped
wiliiin n yard of (ho embankment.
George E. Sanders of Grants Pass,
who has been reorganizing the Golden
Drift Mining company and other de
funct concerns, and formed the Rogue
River Public Service corporation, has
roturned from Chicago and Indiana-
polls, with tho promise of speedy ac
tion by the now concern In largo de
WILEY ASSERTS RIB
IT
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1 l.Ad
drofcslng five hundred HtiffrnKcttcH
hero Dr. Hnncy Wiley, Torinor fed
eral puro food export, declared ho
had exploded tho tale that woman
iiprung from Adam's rib.
"lllologlcal study refutes tho
story." said Wiley. "Them Is no
Monro In phslology that woman
w.is an appendaso of any luulinh'
mis'o skeleton. 1 am convinced that
woman sprang from thovsnino bio
plasm ns man."
Mr, Emma DoVoe or Washington,
president of tho Natl'inal Suffrage
Council, presided nt tho meeting.
She said:
"In my stato women at tho polls
uro Heated respectfully. I never
lieaid of babies being neglected ovon
on iK'cllou dny." ,
NINE MINERS KILLED
jw wm
T
HARRIMAN
LINE
CLIFTON, Arls.. Aug. 1 1 - Nino
men woro Instantly killed und three
seriously Injured when an ore cur
dropped down a 3000 foot grade nt
the Coroundo mine, near hero Into
estorday, according to Information
brought hero today.
One of tho tu'Jurod men may din.
' Tho dead Include Engineer Shlor
for, formerly or Denver, nnd two
other Americans. Tho others Mexi
can and Italian laborers.
AMERICANS FLEEING
FROM T0P0L0BAMP0
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1 1. The
navy supply ship (llucier, wilh Amer
ican refugees aboard, is en route to
day from (limjnuis, .Mex., for Sua
FrauoiM'o, neeoriUng to nihicos re
ceived hero today. She will take
more Americans alumni nt Topolo
bumpo. A conservation movement has
been started in China, said to bo
richer in natural resources than any
oilier nation. The Chiiu'-o use the
word "oom-orvnncy'' in-dend of con
servation. Ono of their plans fur
the Ihvni river contemplates dredg
ing ami tilliiKO together to control
flood. .
PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. II.
President,!. 1. Fanoll, vice president
uud General Miiiiiihoi' J, P, O'llrlcTT,
and other offlclnls of tho O. W. It Vt
N, company hold a conference hero
to discuss tho purchase of now equip
ment for tho o.tr tut i-IB. " Prosl
dent Farrell stated that tho growth
of now business will wnrraiit tho pur
chase "of at least I MM) now freight
cars, In addition to ttie 101)0 now' be
ing delUered. Tltltt will lopresetil
an oxpeiidltiiro of $1,51)0,000. '
Twenty-two locomotive, costlnK
jr.00,000 hae alreiulv bueu dellveii d
this, ye,r.
aged today utter tho cnurmi iqieut five
bonis dismissing tho administration
currency bill,
With tho administration measure
attacked In tho cuuctm by dumoorati
who nook to wrlto tho inuoudiuout
giving tho farmer utlriency on eroui,
'Pi'iuililitiil t iImiiii Imtnv lurOtiiil ii
statement committing himself to tho
rural credit legislation at tho next
session.
Ho said Hit) luntlor could not bo
adequately handled In tho present hill
ami separato machinery for tho han
dling ut rural cimllta should liu es
tablished, After tho day's discussion tho In
surgents were confident they would
secure tlio amendments providing
money for farmers.
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;T SOME
DIAZ POSTPONES VISIT;
MAY HE UIVEN UP
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VANCOHVHIl, l. 0. AUG. II.
After iiiossiihoii from Mexico City had
been lecelved mill Interpreted InsL
night, lloiunal Follx lilac cuuhimI It
to ho officially uuiioiiurud that bo
would not sail today for Toltlo but
Instead would erosa Canada to Quo
bee, nailing from thoio October 21
nsil going ft Toklo vlu St. PiitoiH
burg. Inroiinallon from uihmIiij nf Of
party, however, Is to tho oHoul (lint
the proitot.ud visit to Japan bus bami
entirely ctiucolled, nnd lifter lslts to
llanff, Winnipeg, Toronto and Mon
treal, General Dhu and his puity will
icturii to Mevlio City.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. tl Scire
tar J McAdoo today couferied with a
delegation of coast bankers regarding
tho distribution or a $fiO,uio,o00
crop stringency fund. Ho Is ex
pected to announce details of his plan
this arcnlug.
FINANCIAL AID TO
FARMERS IN FALL
WASHINGTON, Aug II -Democratic
Insurgents on tlio currency
question declared themselves oncoiir-
ISIS XilEATRE
Photo I'lujs Today Duly
A (.AM 111,1 1 WITH DEATH
lllogruph
NONU ItlllD OF, THE NOltTII
A Patriotic Civil War Drama
PISA ITALY AND IIS Cl'ltlOI.S
.MOM'MENT
Travelog
CONSECRATION OV A lll'DDIIIST
PRIIWT
ALL ON ACfOt'NT ()!' A PORTRAIT
Edison Comedy
Here Toiiiorniv
THE STRt (R.'LE
in U Reels
No. 5 of the llt'llmln Series
EXCURSION TO
COLESTIN
SUNDAY
AUGUST 17th
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Special Train Loavos MEDFORD AT 8:4C A. M.
and will slop at all points IipIwcph (rants P:ihs and
Ashlautl K'" "l,(l nluniiii.
KOUNI) TRIP FARE FROM
MFDFORI) . . . SI. 10
Cnrrvspontliiii,' low fairs from other points.
You will enjoy the ritle and ( away from the heat
and dust. Daui'iiu,', Hon lall, Shooting (lallery,
Swings and Hand Music. Steel coaches and oil
humility loeoniotive.s.
JOHN M. SCOTT, Gonoral Paasongor Agont
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Big Week End Specials
M. M. DEPARTMENT TORE
(Successors to Mcokor's)
LADIES' LOW SHOES
.'.r0 Palfjut Oxfords 92.08
jjiD.OO Patent Oxfords $2.50
$2.r0 I'atont Oxfords. ... ?1.0S
CHILDREN'S SHOES
Tan or Two-Strap.
r i S si.e.i $1.40
8'. to 11 size .' $l.(JO
lHaio2 8izo $1.70
Full lino of Jim Metal and Patent Leathers,
specially priced.
LADIES' WASH DRESSES
ijilJ.) and $1.50 Dresses 08tf
!2.'jr Dresses $1.00
$2.7f Dresses $1.08
Fast colom and well made.
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BOYS' KNEE PANTS
f'orduroy, special 50
"Woolen Tweed, special 50
Dig assortment of sizes.
0 001) CAL ICONS, yard 5
TOWELING
Mill-end Linen Crash Toweling, usually sold at
JL" ANelc-MiKl Halo 8
LADIES' TAILORED SUITS
Are boiiu? closed out just J lull! Price.
$10.00 Suits ,...,...:. $ 5.00
$20.00 Suits $10.00
All'sizes and colors.
ONYX SILK HOSE
Colors or black, seamless linen heel and toe .
, : .-. 08, m$
SUMMER LAWN WAISTS to Closo Out
$l.'2f AVaists 50
$li.OO Waists i)S(f
$:j.f)0 Waists $IviO
I est values you have ever seen.
BALKAN BLOUSES
Trimmed red or blue, made of heavy twilled
(lalatea OS
We have an extra low price on
BLEACHED SHEETINGS
8-1, 0-1, 10-1, best qualities 2J, 20.28
LACE CURTAINS
Special prices that are worthy of your cousjdur
alion. Embroidered Nets or Scrims
:. $2.25 to $5.00
MEN'S SUMMER HATS
Arc being closed out', values up to Trie and $1,
at i:
SILK MESSALINES
All shades, 27-inch Messaliue, extra value, usu
ally,H0ld $1.00 Week-I'lnd Sale 8fty
Men's Hoavy Ribbed OVERALLS
Full cut, a big value, pair 75
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