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PXGE SIX.
MEDFORD MATT) TRTDtmK MEDFORD, ORKCION, FRIDAY. 'aucwst in, urn.
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IOCAL AND
L PERSONAL
Fred WcoUu, Mrs. Killtli Orr nml
Mlm Mny Plclenn loft today on nn
auto trip to Crescent City.
Mrs. J. K. Olmstond is BUcmllnK n
fow dny (it Colcallnc.
Producers Fruit Oo. tins Just re
ceived a largo shipment of 1 lb. and
94 lb. tin top berry bnskoU, nnd can
till orders In nny qunntlty. Wo nlao
hnvo on linnd a lnrgo supply of the
colobrntcd "Security" orchard lad
ders In all sizes.
John Olll and family nnd Mr. nnd
Mrs, Garfield Whlto loft this week
for n two weeks camping trip on
the Applcgato.
Mrs. Dr. Hnrnrnvo nnd daughter
nnd Mrs. Dr. Morrlfon nro spending
n fow days at Colcstluo.
Drs. a. It. nnd Loulso E. Hedges,
chiropractors nnd mochana-thcrnplsts
nro now located over Doucl & Co.
Phono 170.
Mrs. Grnco Uyro formally of Mod
ford but now of Kugcno, spent Sun
day nnd Monday visiting Mcdford
friends.
Mrs. Vnn R. Gilbert is spending
two weeks in Hoscburg.
Charles Caldwell Is spending a
two weeks vacation at Portland and
Eugene
$3,000 accident nnd lifo Insurance
for $10; 15250 for 117.50. See
(Iolmcs, tho Insuranco man.
Miss Mnudo Nichols is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Jess Butler at Redmond,
Oregon.
John Norllng, Lauren co Rukes,
Charles E. Root and Henry Riley
left this ovenlng by automobllo for
Kaglo Point where they will play for
n dnncc.
Kodak flnlihlnr, test In town, nt
Weston's.
J. W. Diamond Thursday morn
ing mado a record catch of etccl-
head, securing sixteen fino ones in
four hours.
Dry summer slab wood, $2.00 a
tlor. Valley Kurt Co., Phono 70. 150
H. D. Mills of Dutto Falls -was a
business visitor in Mcdford Thursday.
G. A. Morse of Talent district
transacted business in Mcdford
Thursday afternoon.
J. G. Gross and J. A. Equals of
Eugcno aro among lato arrivals in
Medford.
Crater Lake pictures ,a book if
12 pictures, hand colored, tho flno3t
ev.er mado of tho lake, for salo at
Gerklng & Harmon's studio. Call
nnd sco them. 22S East Main street,
phono 320-J. tf
Dr. ,R. E. Golden and others of
Jacksonville motored to Mcdford
Thursday afternoon.
William Dybec, a prominent citi
zen of North Jacksonville mado a
trip to Medford Thursday.
Lewis Smith nnd D. E. Phipps of
nig Sticky wcro in Mcdford tho fore
part of tho week.
Miss Sarah Hancy of Merlin ar
rived in Mcdford Thursday to mako
friends a visit.
Mrs. J. M. Cronomlllcr of Jack
sonville was a Mcdford visitor Thurs
day afternoon.
E. D. Weston, commercial photog
rapher, negatives mado any tlmo or
placo by appointment. Phone M.
1471.
A. L. Irwin, constablo of Ashland,
was in Mcdford on official business
during tho week.
John G. Townsond and K. M. Park
hurst of Portland arrived in Mcd
ford Thursday,
Simpson Wilson and A. J. Klum
wcro of thosa down from Central
Point Thursday.
Mr. Van co and his daughter, Miss
Lcnoro, left for Portland on an auto
trips during tho week.
Carl Hcllbronncr and his family,
who havo been visiting near Drowns
boro, aro at homo again,
Mr. and Mrs. W, R. Coleman of
Jacksonville visited In Phoenix Thurs
day, returning In tho ovenlng.
Fruit tree props Medford Lbr. Co
i D. S. Radciiff, who has been mak
ing Portland a tshort business visit,
hns roturnod homo.
Dialno Klum mado a trip to Ash
Innd Thursday, coming back on tho
evening train.
W. C. Wilson nnd his father and
Mr, Smith returuod from a fishing
trip Thursday afternoon.
Tho finest studio In southern Oro
gon has boon opened by Gerklng &
Harmon nt 228 East Main street,
first stairway east of Star theater.
Our work is always tho best, views
of all kinds for sale. Tho bcBt of
kodak finishing. Negatives made
any timo or placo. Phono 320-J. tf
Hereon doors Medford Lbr. Co.
Miss May Loosloy of Tolo district
is visiting at tho homo of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Schneider.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
&A8Y AMXMAir
Day Phone 927
Night F, W. Vecks 103-J.2
Phone A. K. Orr 078-M
P. C. Elbert nnd J. K. Pctcra, who
nro connected with Portland news
papers, nrrlvod In Medford Thurs
day.
Mrs. Wilcox nnd her daughter,
Ruth, who havo been ramping nt
Coloctln, linvo returned homo. ,
William Mlrhnol of Chicago, n well
known fruit buyer, is making tho
valley his customary visit.
Frank M. Wilson hns returned to
upper Roguo river district where
his family is camping.
Joseph F. Kelly of Griffin creek
district nnd J. llruco Spencer of
Eagle Point district tarried In Mcd
ford Thursday.
II. P. Reed, postmaster of Gold
Hill, passed through Mcdford Thurs
day on his return from n trip to
Ashland.
Senator Von dcr Helton nnd his
son, Mayor Von dcr Hcllen of Eagle
Point, motored to Medford Thurs
day.
A. Hubbard nnd his family left
Thursday morning for Crater Lake
nnd Klamath comity by auto Thurs
day.
Rrooms Ask your dealer for tho
product of tho Ashland factory.
Mrs. C. L. llcnton of Deer Lodge.
Montnna, Is en routo to her homo nf-
tcr n visit with Mrs. A. A. Atkins.
C. J. Crabtrco of Merrill nnd J. P.
Blossom of Dunsmulr, Cal., tran
sacted business In Mcdford during
tho week.
A. D. Robblns and F. M. Perry
of Thoenlx and Col. Geo. P. Minis
of Seven Oaks wcro In Medford on
Wednesday.
Oris Crawford and his family re
turned from a visit with relatives
nnd friends living at Gold Hill Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. F. G. Relmcr of Talent nnd
Miss M. R. Dcllow8, n relative who
Is visiting hor, wcro recent visitors
In Mcdford.
All northbound passenger trains
were delayed several hours Thurs
day by tho wreck of a freight train
In iNorthcrn California.
M. Marshall. A. V. Whitney. M. E.
Chtlders, A. R. Parker and other
citlxons of Central Point district
wcro in Medford during tho week.
William Lowls of Kanes creek and
Joseph II. Williams of Hornbrook,
Cal., tarried In Mcdford Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Lucllo Rader, who Is visiting
In Portland. Is being entertained at
tho homo of Miss Anna Master of Ir-
vlngton.
E. E. Morrison of Griffin creek
district was In Mcdford Thursday
Ho has been absent from tho val
ley for somo time.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Orton of Ma
math Falls and Mrs. Jcsslo Orton
Stickle of Portland aro recent ar
rivals in Medford.
Irving Eddy, a pioneer of Siskl
you county, Cal.. dropped dead nt
his homo near Yrcka, August 11. Ho
was 56 years of ago.
Mrs. J. A. Obenchaln of Dig Iiutto
who has been tho guest of her daugh
ter, Mrs. H. L. Clngcado of Mcdford,
has returned homo.
Miss Anna Hanson has gone to
Klamath Falls on a visit with Mrs.
A. L. Marshall, who formerly re
sided In Mcdford.
Fred Ropp of Talent nnd J. R. Bur
nett of Ashland wcro of tho many
residents of tho southorn part of
tho valloy In Mcdford Thursday.
Mrs. H. L. Holloway has an
nounced tho engagement of her
daughter Ruth, to John Cross nanks
of Portland. The wedding will tnko
placo at tho Holloway homo, south
of Mcdford, early in October.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Connor of In
dianapolis, Ind nro tho guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John Resh of millionaire
row. Mrs. Connor is a sister of Mrs.
Resh.
N. L. Townsond left this morning
for tho Gallce mining district, hav
ing accepted n position, with tho
Lodes mining company. His family
will join him In about a week.
F. H. Hopkins of Snowy Dutto or-
chard, who is a personal menu oi
Franklin K. Lane, secretary of tho
Interior, has been Informed by let
ter that tho cabinet officer will ar
rlvo in Portland Sunday nnd will bo
a guest of tho Oregon Hotel during
his star at tho metropolis, air.
t onn'a vUU In Orecon will not bo
as lengthy as at first anticipated,
owlni; to engagements elsewhere.
George Hopper, a deputy sheriff
of Del Norto. county, Cal., is
charged with causing tho death of
n.i.v Tnm nn Indian woman. He
was called to arrest Harrison Smith,
who was in a fighting mood, at u
danco nt Aeaua. and in tho meleo a
vnvnivor was discharged, tho bullet
hitting Daisy, who was dancing, in
the heart. Hopper finally managed
to turn tho gun on Smith, tho ball
penetrating his lung and inflicting a
serious wound.
George W. Coopor, a baseball
player well known in Medford, who
was arrested at Yuba City, Cal., on
a charge of criminal libel preferred
by Everett Darr, whom Cooper In
a newspaper story accused of alien
ating his wife's affections, and break
ing up his homo, lias been acquitted.
Mrs. Cooper had Indulged In a boat
ride with Harr and others against
her husband's wishes, which caused
the trouble between tho parties. Sho
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At the resumption of the trial lltw
nfleruoou tho first witness to lio
pnllod wns to lie W. II. Diopoulmit'k
of Snrmmonto, proprietor of loonl
theater, hoo testimony win lo sup
port the contention of ilip tefen.e
that Dipjr hint netunlly been wnrueit
by certain Snenuneiito jvluoim"i
Unit proeeulion was imminent ho-cau-.o
of hi rvlntions with Mws
Warrington.
Ilip-r himself, neoonlhig t.i the
defense nttorneys, wilt be ptnectl on;
tltc stiuiil, probably Into today. It
bus nlo been stntod Unit youiu
Cmuinctti, bis boon companion in nil
the wild oM'npmlcs charged, will be
n witness for Uiirjrs.
MM Xorrli Convincing
Miss N'orris' recital Into vestenl.iy
ntul today, under direct nnd oros.
oxmnimition, in which she appeared
to be eager to rid hciself of the
whole burden of tdinmoful secrets
without reserve, is conceded to be
far more dnmnsiiig even ngninst
Maury I. Pigir than the liMimonv
of Marsha Wnrrington, who preced
ed her on the slnud. Her story of
her own illicit relations with Onm
inetti nnd tbo'.o of her chum. 'Miss
Warrington, with Disg, apparently
hns mnde n strong impression on tho
jury.
One nnd all of the twelve men who
will decide Digg-' fate have shown
absorbing interest at the Nnrris
girl's talc, particularly in her decla
ration tbnt throughout all the rood
bouse, Pullman ear nnd restaurant
episodes she resisted Caminctti's
temptations until she ultimntolv
succumbed in 4hc bungalow at iteno
after she thought herself irretriev
ably compromised.
In her testimony bearing on the
contention of the prosecution that
tho men knew they were acting in
violation of the Mann net by tak
ing the girls out of the state. Miss
Norn's built up n web of dnmnguij
evidence.
CO-OPERATIVE TO HAVE
CENTRAL POINT WAREHOUSE
MRS. W. GOULD BR0KAW
AT LAST WINS DIVORCE
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THEVES
Mrs. Oould Urokaw, who was
one of the most beautiful women in
Nwo York City nml whoso domestic
troubles have bwon aired in the
courts for (.evornl years, has nt last
won u diioreo from her husband.
That is, a referee who beard tho case
has recommended to the court that
sho bo granted a deercc. And tho
recommendation is so strong that
lb o is little doubt the court will
indorse il.
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CLEAN-UP
Chicken thieves uitidc u clcuii-up
Wednesday nigbl when Ibev seemed
GOLD HILL PLANS
NEW WATER WORKS
Gold lllll In planning n city water
wtukii to cost In the vicinity of f IIR,
OHO, llouds wero voted a )cnr ago,
and tho decision received IiIhI woek
DIGGS WIFE IN
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For tho first tlmo slum thn tilnl
of Muury I, Dlggn fur whlto nlaviiry
between seventy mid eigblv biollcts from thn mipruinn court viilldntiN thn omuud In thn fedeinl illstrlcl eomt
from oiio loose nt Central Poiiu.
Over u down chicken Miosis linio
been nibbed ill tho piis mouth cud
il is m ideal Unit a s.Nslciimlic triil'
fio is being ciiiduclcd in stolen poul
try. Mcdfoid mid Central Point
poultry fanciers nml fanners IncnHl
along the railroad truck linxo bcnn
the principal miffeiors, chickens dls
appearing in wholesale tiuniilillos.
$47 GiiGGET
AT
The Cooperative Fruit Growers'
association hns been notified by the
Southern Pacific that its apnlicu
lion for n warehouse site tit Centr il
Point has been grunted, nnd the its.
sociation will endeavor to have il
building ready for the apple picking
season. In the near future the rail
road company will move its deot to
n point about 700 feet south of its
present location, nnd the Fruit Grow
ers' wnrchouso will bo located just
north of the present depot and prac
tically facing Central Point's main
paved street.
SPECIAL PROGRAM AT
PAGE ON SATURDAY
II 1IIMIII
III accordance with previous an
nouncements. special program will
be given at the Pace theater Satur
day and Sunday cvenincs.
Madtitn Jean Sr.ivcr will be seen
in n pleasing Spanish and Oriental
fantastic dancing net. The madam
is nt present presenting her net t
the Hex theater, Icudinir playhouse
in F.ugono.
An entire change of pictures will
be shown each evening.
N'o increase, in admission will be
charged as a result of the added
vaudeville feature.
A pdd nugget valued nt $1" was
washed out at the Steihng mine Snt-
urdiiy. The mine is hem woikcd
by S, S. Hullis & Sons, who nro
planning extensive improvements. A
sawmill hns been installed and fif
teen men nro employed in il, saw
ing lumber for a new lliime to ic
place the old.
The new fluiiio will be a foot mid
u half wider than (ho old flume and
carry sixty-eight second feet as
against forly-soven curried bv the
old. The increased tpinutitv of wit
ter is necessitated for power pur
poses and will be Used to" generate
electricity that will work the im
mense centrifugal pump now nt .luck
Mmville nnd to be shipped to the
mine.
The pump weighs 02,000 pounds
nnd will hoist 'J.'iOlt miner' inches
-00 feet, enabling tho working of
much ground hitherto untouched.
With Medford trndo Is Medford mnde.
Issue. Two proinlRCH ot lililit for tho
bonds have been received.
Kiiglucer I lurry Foster roturnod
Friday from Gold lllll whom ho mado
plans anil estimate for tho new
water winks. It will romprlso '1,
mile ot I, (, S ami 10 Inch mnliis,
n triplex pump with a loon gulloiiH
a nilnulo capacity. W Water vvlll bo
pumped from tho ltoguo to n reser
voir on tho hill, 2.10 feet above the
city.
DUCK SEASON SEPT. IG
TO DECEMBER
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Thnt tho report recently published
Hint duck hunting lutd been prohib
ited for nil tlmo and In nil places
In V. H. by a federal law Is entirely
Incorrect Is shown by u letter from
William L. Flnlcy, statu game war
den. The report caused a great deitl
of anxiety among Medford ulutrod
nud many trips to tho Klnmiith coun
ty bikes In ICnslorn Oregon wero
culled off on account ot It, Tho let
ter In as follews:
Tho federal migratory bird law
makes tho open season for shooting
durks nud geeso In this statu from
September 10 to December til. Other
states havo different roaminti. WWo
are, however, endeavoring to hitve
tho department of agriculture chiiugo
Ilio sciiHou In this state so its to be
gin on October 1st and closo on
January luth, which conforms to the
vcitKon In both Washington mid California.
truly yours,
WILLIAM L. FINLIJY,
Ktnto tiiiiuo Warden.
Ily L II. HTUATTON.
Chief Clerk.
Very
heie, Mil. Digits, wlfo of tho defend
ant, uppoirml In tho courtroom thin
afternoon when tho tilitl wits ro
sumo I. Him wait nccnntpiiulcil lo
bar Idx o'U old (IiuikIiUt llvobn,
Motliei' ni"l ili.li! ist liulilo Plugs,
who putted his wlfo, a strikingly
beautiful woman, on thu back mid
fondled tho little gill. It Is re
ported Hint Mrs Dings, nud probnhly
Mrs, Cniuluo'tl. will testify, but Do
feuso Attorney Coghlnn mild thin was
not vet cetliilu.
When court opened Attorney Dev
lin started the ojenlng statement for
tho defmito, mid with bin flmt neii
teuco Mrs, V. Prow Ciimlnettl en
tered (he room, Him siitdown In tho
front row only n fow feet from hor
hiisbittid but no words piimtod be
tween them.
A. K. WARE WEDS
MISS ROLLINS A OAKLAND
OAKLAND, Cal.. Aug. Ifi.llnwl
!,. Itolllun of thin KruuelNco, formerly
of Medford, Oregon, was married hero
tonight lo Mr. A. IC. Ware, a prom
inent ritnclier of Medford. Tho wed
ding was n unlet one only relatives of
tho principals nud n few lutliiiiito
frleiidn attended. Tho hrldo mid
groom left Inst night for .1 wedding
trip lo Crater l.nkn.
Mr, nud Mrs, Wnro upon returning
to Medford vvlll bn at homo to tlmlr
friends at c:iS West I'aliu street.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTKK Lot clone In; iitiiNt bu
reasotinbly irlred. State lorntlou
mid price. H. II, (I , euro Mnll
TrlliiiHe. 127
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loft for Marysvlllo after bolng struck
by Cooper for her dlsobcdlcnco and
has not returned homo.
Kcddlng, Cnl., will cntortaln Gov
ernor Lister of Washington nnd Gov
ernor Johnson of California August
17 and IS, for which event nn elab
orate program has been arranged.
Thoy will bo en routo to Kuroka,
Humboldt county, whero a big good
roads meeting will tnko placo August
20 nnd 21. Governor West will also
attend tho meeting, going via Grants
Pass nnd Crescent City by automobile.
Look Out For
Poison Ivy
Keep Your Blood Pure and
Danger will be
Avoided.
All niood DlKdrilfrx nrr Knocked Out
It? h. S. H,
Strolling through the woods or clear
ing bruth, plcnlckom, hunters, (Ulior
wen look out for poison Ivy. Ami In
the meantime keep your blood pure by
ualng S. B. H. If your skin Is rouuli
with eczema, pimples or any other
eruption, H. S. H. stimulates the flno
network of blood vceuols In tho skin to
dry up nnd heal all wore spots.
S. H. a will do this positively. It
dominates the principle of osmosis,
stimulates tho cells of the skin to select
their own nutriment from tho blood,
made pure and healing by the wonder
ful medicinal Ingredients of this fa
mous blood purifier. It Is a safe rem
edy, as It contains no minerals, and yet
Its action Is a marvel,
Y6u can got R. H. 8. In any drug
store, but Insist upon having it. The
Hwlft Laboratory In Atlanta, Qa., pre
pares this famous blood purifier, and
you should take no chance by permit
ting anyone to recommend a substi
tute. And If your blood condition Is
such that you would like to consult a
specialist freely, uddress the Medical
Dcpt., Tho Hwlft Hpttino Company, ltU
Swift Uldb'i Atlanta, Ua,
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Semi-Annual Clean Up Sale
AT
S2.50 CORSETS at $1.00
ForSattmlav onlv wo will
jiIjici on sale Wanit'r's
Ifn.st-I'roof C'tii'sol.s in
all sixes, valuers to $U.r(),
1 o a ciisfoiner .... 91.00
MANN'S
Central Avenue
Near P. O.
SI.50 WASH SKIRTS 69c
Hood Wa.sli Skills in blue,
while and Ian, only .1
limited number, values
IVoin .$1,115 lo $U)S
Salunlav onlv (W6
To Clean Up on
Wash Goods
32-ineh Zephyi' (SiuIiains in
boidei-s, strijies and plant eol
ors, reulai liHe grade special
Saturday, yard 19
27-inoli Zephyr Ciinghanis, in
cheeks, stripes, plain and plaid,
regular .ISu grades, special ul
only 13 !:
29-ineh Cotton foulards in a
gootl line of colors and pat
terns, 20u grade Special .Sat
urday at . ld
35c Waistings 18c
500 yards of Lawns, Dimities
and Batistes, in stripes, cheeks
and figures, H5o values, yd.18
27-ineh best quality washing and
wearing (Jingham made spe
cial Saturday, yard 9
50c Curtain Scrims 15c
A new and large lino of Scrims
to select iron), in very dainty
patterns, 20c values special
ill ill 11 t V
35c Tissues 15c
TiMKiioK in littlit nud dark Hilk Ship
til C'lifuks, rt'Kiilnr IISo initio, Hpo
fiiil for Suliinliiy, yurd 15c
To Cloan Up on
Waists
25 Waists, made in Voile and
lawn, beautifully trimmed,
$1.25 valursSaturdav special
at only, '. i)tf
15 Waists, made in lawn and ba
tiste, values to $1.75 special
at only , 98
WHAT 25c
Will Buy Saturday
A pair of Ladios' 39c Silk
Hoso.
39c grado Embroidery
Flouncing.
A 35c Toa Apron.
A Ladies' 40c Union Suit.
A Ladies' 35c Vest.
A 39c grado Ladies' Pants.
A choice, of 35c and 50c Hal
Pins.
Six .yards of good Valon-
cino Lace.
7 Spools Clark's O. N. T.
BEDDING AT CLEAN UP PRICES
72x90 Sheets, special.39
'12 and l5-inch Pillow
Cases at 12'
.11-1 Blankets, special at,
pair $1.25
$1.25 Bed Spreads spe
cial at 98
$1.25 3-lb. Batts Special....98:
Specials
25c Colored Oilcloth, yd . ...15
Hest Dress Prints special. ...5
(Sood qiinl. Apron (liugham.,5
Jliifce Cotton Malts special..
15c quality Dress Shields....lO
5c Safety Pins special 11$
Colgate's Talcum Povder....l2
5c Darning Cotton, ball 2
5c 1 landkerchiefs special Uf
5c to 10c val. Laces, sp., yd....l
flood Cotton Challie, sp., yd...5p
All Summer Wash
Dresses, 20 per cent Off
Hosiery and Underw car
"Women's Black Thin Lisle Nose,
.Burson quality, 25e grade
special 15. ..
Ladies' All-Silk Hose, black, lav
ender, gray and tan, regular
75c grades special Saturday
only at 'i8ri
.Ladies' Union Suits, sleeveless
and lace trimmed, ! grades
special Saturday only....l8
Ladies' sleeveless, light knee
Union Suits, regular (9c grades
Saturday at 51)
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Just Received Our Second Shipment of Coats 'and Suits X
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