Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 16, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text;- jT H t, K u. fr- PA OF, TWO. MEDFORP MATTi TRIBUNE. MRDFORD, '.l'.'".'.'.". L'J.'UJ...' J !' !i.lflJ ' ' . ..- Mr, Stephenson of Aahlniul Is tlio niloftt of Mrs. M, lJelllniter nml Mrs. A, Slht'er. Oris fcrnwtohl ot iho Unit ttntlonnl JJnilk pent fcnttirdny nt Uohl lllll wlUiirilnllvc-, ' frllflnin Wntiicroll, ngbtil oT the Southern I'nciflc nt Horuo llhor. RpuiiLFrlilnyin Mciltonl with friends John' !. 'ikhhen, clilbt engineer nml V. h.' Durfclitittcr, Vosldcnt tfiiRlneor ot tlio SAuthcrn Pacific compnny phsdeil librllt Ih their prlvntc car from SarV.lriielito this mornlnpr. ' lirodulu ArK your ili'hlcr for tlio product of tlio Aslilntul factory. Mnny Medford families In camp at Colestln will glto jilcnlc dinners to Mcdford friends who will po to that roHort on thb special excursion to morrow. Dross hand and or nostra nccompntiles thb excursion. Kleten enrn ot pears moved north early this morning and flvo earlier In tho evenlnp. Something over fifty rara hnvo already moved. Tho S. V. lias amplo supply ot cars on hand Judgo l'rlm was over ftom Jack- Bonvllto Friday evening. TToducorn Fruit cn. tins Just re ceived a largo shipment ot 1 lb. and $i lb. tin top berry basket, and cit till orders In any quantity. Wo also havo on hand a largo supply of the celebrated "Security" orchard lad ders in All ilzc3. Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Insert are Ii Medford, making their son a visit. Mr. Dysort Is a pioneer anlncr of Josephine, county. ' Mr. and Mrs. 0. h. Kvans of Seattle, who arc visiting relatives nt Grants Pass, were In Mcdford and Ashland Friday. Drs. n. It. and Lotitso K. Hodges, chiropractors and mcchana-lhcrnplsts nro now located over Doucl & Co. Phono 170. Mrs. Mellaril Wand ot Grants Pass spent Friday in Mcdford and Jack sonvllle. Mr. Harris ot Sovcn Oaks was tho gttcsl of Mr. and Mrs. A. Marquis of North Itlvorkldo Friday. ' Misses Knnico Munson and Mary Mooro aro at Shasta Springs on a brief Outing. K, A. llildreth, secretary treasurer of tho Jackson county FIro Patrol as sociation, spent Friday In Medford. W. E. Crews tho attorney, and his wlfo havo returned from an auto trip to Klamath county, going by way ot Crator lako and roturning by way of Klamath hot springs. Kodak finishing, best In town, at Weston's. Professor Sherwood and E. B. Han ley spent a few hours In Mcdford Fri day afternoon. , M. K. Purse! ot Applcgato was of tho many business visitors in Mcdford during the week. W. S. Allen of Porris. Cal.. and J. P. Wilbur of Stayion, Marlon coun ty, arrived in Medford Friday. Kd Stratton was down from Central Point ono day this week, accompanied by Mr. Smith, a brother-in-law. Crater Lake pictures ,a book it 12 pictures, hand colored, tho finest over made of tho lako, for salo at Cerklng & Harmon's stuUlo. Call and sco them. 228 Cast Main street,) phono 3 20-J. tf W. J. Stanley of Itoguo Ithcr and Scott Kalloy ot Grants Pass wero in Medford Friday. Dillon Hill, tho well known horti culturist, and his family wero In Med ford Friday. Mrs. B. K. GUIIio and her daughter. Hazel, aro recent arrivals In Mcdford from San Francisco. II. F. Pohland, an' Ashland baker, transacted business In Mcdford Fri day nftcrnoon. E. D. Weston commercial phdtog faphor' nogatires iriado any'tlmo or placo by appointment Phone M. H11. J. W. lIng.'mltiMJer of tho Wood men or Iho World for this district, wont to Grants Pass Friday to meet villi tho Grants Pass camp. Fruit tree- props Mcdford Lor. Co. MihxcH AmaiiUii Helms and Mary Wettcrer of Jacksonville visited in Medford Friday. Mr. Farron or Oold Hill tran eacted 'business in Medford Friday afternoon. N. llorg and M. Hanson of Huro ka, Cal., nnd H. H. Neal of Itoseburg are Into arrivals in Medford. 'MrV nnd Mrs. George Itanium of Joclcstoivlllu tarried a Bhort tlmo in Medford Friday. Charles On oils of Pleasant Creek was In Medford aud Jacksonville Fri day. Charles Isaac of Illg Sticky was of tho" many -who canio to Medford Friday oil Innings, Mrs. Wllko and Mm. F. Downing, who havo been making an extended trip to Pennsylvania and other states aro nt homo again. C It. Plerch nnd his lamlly, who Iinvo boon ramping nt He.ul Indian Sprlrig for several weeks, returned Thursday. Tho finest Bttulio In southern Ore gon lins been opened by Gorklng & Ilnrmnu at 22S Kast Main street, first stnlrwny past of Star theater. Our work Is ntwnys tho host, lows of all kinds for Bale. Tho best ot kodak finishing. Negatives made any tlnioor placo. Phono 320-J. tf Miss Mary SUncllff ot Phoenix was among her Medford friends Fri day. I.anq "Wjrliind of Antglopo visited hU parent's, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. 11. Wy larid Friday. Mrs. Worcester, who has been vis iting her brother, K. 1). llon nml her RlBter, Mrs. G. v. Smith, of Yan kee creek, left for her homo at To poka, Kan., Friday. Screen doors Mcdford I.br. Co. II. T. Flndley, Kobert Wilson nnd II. K. Glldden ot Central Point dis trict, wero recent business lsltors In Mcdford. . Mr. nnd Mrs. Sthnley Mcintosh of I.uvclnco, Nov., who havo been Is ltlng tho lattor's father, Mr. C C. McClendon ot Gold II III. left for their homo by automobile Saturday. S. S. Smith nnd his daughter Irene, have -Joined tho balance of tho fam ily, who arc camping at Coleitln. Supremo Judge and Mrs. 0. I Mc- Nary. Mr. nnd Mm. It. P. Ilolso, Mrs. K. Ilrej man, W. Stolx aud llrcymnn Holuc, composo a party of Salem peo ple who tarried in Medford Friday night. They nro a trip to Crater Lake. George A. Mansfield is down from his ranch on upper Itoguo river. His health is much improved. F. M. I.upton has given up his real estate business nnd Is conducting HAMED FOR PLACE IN TREASIJRVDEPA,RTMENT I r F , SiVS&WII" l' i' i .v ' l"g iHM mv i . - v mMm OUKOOy, SATl'ltDAVV AuoimT vi. mm. Charles S. llnmlln, a well-known man of llostou, Is a eandldatU for the position of assistant secretary ot tlio treasury. what has been known an Ireland's T - a '"' " . - - j 7T,M I . ir Weeks 6t McGowdri Co. UNDERTAKERS , , XAY AMISTJUr f Day Plioae S2T NHtM ' P, W. Weeks 193-J.a , VboBOi - - A. K. Orr078-M L Li f . smoko house. William Hart Hamilton, who re turned from Crescent City during tho week, has since returned to San Jose, Cal., his presinct home. . A largo pelican was caught by Ice land Holbrook whllo fishing In Itoguo river Friday. He was casting his lino Just as three- pelicans flew by and deftly throwing It about ono of them brought it down and captured it. Tho bird is now In Medford. Lynn Taj lor left for Siskiyou county, Cat., whoro ho and his broth er will balo about lftOO tons ot hay with their gasolino baling machine. Peter Foster accompanied him. Gnmo wardens and fult inspectors wero numerous in Medford Friday nf tcrnoon. S. T. Sandry. A. S. Hub bard, J. "W. Myers. Clydo liarnum and J. C. Aitkin were among them. Mrs. M. M. Jennings of Goldtlcld, Nevada, and Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Kills of Sacramonlo aro among tlo recent arrivals In Mcdford. Judgo Calkins has decided the base of Wiley Tnrnbough vs. I.uko Kyan, Involving tho salo of ICO acres of land In Sterling district by tho lat ter to tho formor, in favor of tho plaintiff. An appeal to tho supremo court will probably bo taken. A largo delegation ot Mcdford Odd Fellows and Ilcbokahs met with mem bers of Central Point lodges Friday night and conferred tho first idegree on several candidates, a uanquci followed tho business meeting. Charles Walker of Klamath coun ty, -who wa sonlcnccd to Imprison ment from thrco to twenty years In tho Oregon penitentiary ,uy Judgo Iionson for n statutory crlmo com' niltted upon his sister-in-law, aged 15 j cars, has taken steps to appeal to tho supremo court. Tho cntlro Seventh company of coast artlllory, which consIslB-of e!x-ty-clght men and thrco officers, will Icavo for Fort Stevens Wednesday, to partlclpato In maneuvers that will tako placo thcro August 21 to Septem ber 1. II. F. Mulkey returned from Den ver Friday, where ho lias been at tending the head canlp of tho Wood men of tho World. Ho rctiirned Ia Portland and underwent a successful oporatlon whllo at tho metropolis. Tho entomological jitatlons here tofore maintained at Ashland nnd Placorvillo, Cal,, havo been consoli dated, with headquarters nt tho for- rifcr plrico, and will hereafter bo known at the Pacifio Field Station of tho board of entomology, department of agriculture. Mrs. Kd Andrews, ocal tcachor at tho Medford Conservatory, Is taking a two week's vacation. Sho Is camp ing with her daughtorCarolIno at Colcstln Springs, Mr. Taillandlor, tho organist of the Catholic church, accompanlod by sev eral of tho choir mombors, wont to Jacksonville Thursday morning o play for the Itoqulcm Mass nt tho Jacksonville church. Tho party wont In Miss Elizabeth Kellohor's automo bile Hulled barley, bran, Bhdrts, flour and hay at tho now feed storo, 397 South Front stret, near corner Front and Hloventh. Lowest prlcos for cash. Will deliver to any part of city. Or der by phone. Phono 1053-J. Leo Walklns & Co. Mrs. H. 11. Jones, .'Itooth 3" public market presguted tho editorial nnd mechnulcnl departments of the Mall Trlbiiuu with a largo homo grown water melon Saturday, which was highly enjoyed by all hands and the offlco devil. . Kvnugelistlc sen Ices, which havo been held cery evening In the tent nt tho corner of North Central nnd Jackson streets for sdnle llmo, are bring continued by William Corcoran, Miss Corcoran, Miss Howard and others. Hyangollsl Klllott is hold ing forth nt Sixth nnd North Onkilalo and had "From llarroom to Pulpit" as his subject Friday night. "Insurance jour best osjet.'' Havo the best. Placo jour Insurance with Holmes, tho Instirauco Man, right If Do writes It. tf Mr. Jloyenv V K. Ilnel'ii, Alt', innl AliN.-luiwmiiii of Poltlmitl Imvo been eiuiint ul Henry" rVneliV for Hie piijjt few ilrt.vH XJshlng mill luviuK u pul time KtfliOrn.il v. 'Nicy l"k I lu 'JjM train WciliifHiln.y JV thejr hliuei in l'dilluiiil, ' (leorKe (limi was lit town iir noks ittvpniiiu; for llui'sliliiir his tt'UHI. Tim DiiKirun jnul Cliniles Pntfll nro doing the tlneshiug 'fttrv llu-it' uoililioiliootl, , ill trv In toll nlktiii tlit Suiiiliiv i liool )ii'iiU' ite.l lime. tleoiR? oi der llellen unil'W. C. ClriiU'iils who julve heeiiiflt in tljj lulls on Ilit lif-mltt'iitern ur IJHf crCnk' luU.ig n tmlitj liNiiiotlVl,Ut Nuturi iln. (Intrgp rftrtoHH thut fhev kilhi.l tut ul eiliuigh fur' tmni ipi, hut ili'J, ol o hs mluuVtoi iv html m tor u Komi Hini' In thT high lillk. mill (hut they surely ilid liuxe n good timi'. Atr. (loriniiii nnd lu1 tfur-lii-lui, Ali-s. (Jiiii'kCl)liil)ii'r, innl wii were It lnwii Weilui'Htlav Iniihng witli oiii metelmtiK V. 11. V'ruloti, out of (he ooiiilurl ors on llie ynutheni I'noiCio, mul Fred 1 lhulge of Aslilnntl, ii'hruko iuan on the Shiithern I'lielrie, nlnl Profeor P. IK Daily of Mcilftml, lu lme been oilt in the hills mi it hunt for the Inst week or inure, eniiio in Tliltrxilny, flopped nt the Suiliiv !liU) for dinner nml when I nkoil wuit luek they liiul, reporlejl Hint lite iMimpiiuy, four till together, killeil nine deer, hut retried them" erv srnree ninl hitnl ly kill, nml Mr, Irulou niil Hint he hini got tueil of ileer meat nipl wiinteil a eluiiige. I. T. Sullivnn, (he inniinger of Hi" If. II. V, ('. Co., ami Itogiii'liiliiln, mul nnolhcr geiitleiuuti flopped here for dinner Tlmr-nlny nml lett muiip im les or the list of preiiuums for the coaling count v foir on Sepleyiher V to t:i. 0. N, NVItmn, tiiniiuit' of the K. .), Uny AhSlniel Co., ninl hi little ihiiightci' eniiio out mi their liikei ThiitNilny mul look itiouis lit tho Sitpiiyriiile, t '" '' "i I t PHOENIX W. lit jllTl'10 of 'I'nleiil WllH II him inasi oiillee In town Kiiihiy. . Alr. W. Coleiuuu of ilnekMuivillo I'lilleil on fiiemU lu towil oil Thin -.lay. ' .l.r?. Kiiiiuo III' h'iirjtiJ M. !., nl rheil" hi'io mi .Mouilio U spend "u iiimilli with his liMlier.miil liimih, II. I'Viiiiio of Wi'mI nmeiiU. .'I. 11. liMuis mul fnuiilv left l'lila iflt'itiooil I'oV rreiiio, Cnl whin Mr. luts linn ni'i'iyjled the position us niuienl illieetor t Iho i-ilt M'lmoU for (ho i'oiuingJlM,iu. J. Kliner nml fiunlly left on TliuHilIv I'm it trip to Ciuler lake. licgNhtlHoii iAim'S .Moiiilnv, Ami; (01 S.M. .t ILiKisher, rer'-lmltoi. Meik, iiiiiv h" foiiinl vj U'i' it hall eiieh, TuohiIiij' mul Fiiilnv n it tt u Ul ration closes. 9 ' .o run:. All hhirksmltn hhopH In Jackson ninl Jimephliio loitntles will bo elost'd Saturday, Au'gust UUli, to at tend the ituiiiitil pliulc to bo I'.ttoti at Itoguo Klvor, Ore. lly order W. 15. PJUCIJ. 12R I'reslilent. Tito Best FaotiDrlttik Hunch at Fountain W& JhHHHMHHHb ihmhv IfHIHV JbvTWvB 'mmmMxmMm Lui" wmYJrrArrmFfn fix.Yj?'jm&iw Aa'Aiwiflww &pms ?.. m KE HV Insist ORIGINAL IJtfllSI ifMlGl GENUINE nUIfl.llii 3" . Avoid Imfinitdna-Tuka No SuiiatKuio Rich milk, intllctl urntn, in KivJcr (otin. Mote healthful linn ten or coder. J'.orinfnnls.invnliiKntiilmowinncluliltrn. Atjfce Willi llio, wenkcit tline,li((U. riiicnUlrilion.iipluiililiiiullicwiiololiwIy. Keep it on yout ifilclionttl ot home. InirjotMes nuiiiiiu motlici nlul tlm obciI, A tjulck, lum.li prrUcil in ft uiuihto. Jliigjjviii?i: 2 1 1 Noted for the Excellence ZAGLE POINT EAGLETS. Uy A. C. Ilowlctt. X Willinni Kni-:htoii nml wife, who linu' been tip on Tmil iiting tlieir reliiti, returned lu-t Momhix. John W. Smith 1ms been engaged pulling up n-xlonc fence for A. J Daley, ttr front of one of his lols greatly impnniug its npiH'iiraneo Tho fence is built of hiunll cobble Btones nml eemint. J. V. Hutchiitoii, who has n home Mead On the roimly roml hctweeu hero anil the free ferry, hwnt the night hero Tmi'mIuv. Aliss Iner. Willits of Persist came out witlt 'her brother, Ko, on hii htnge Tuesday nml tins initiated into Hio- ucheknh lodgo here, hImi the wue oi our iiigui wiiienrnnii, jnmes Oillaspy, on the V. & K., nl initiated he some night. They have a ery llourishinr lodgo here of nbout ni.xty members, ninl oeeaHion nily hho n hfg feed in eontierliun with their meeting, nml when Ihev do ttioy rcKrt having hint it ronl time, for all of tho ouug hub mem hers nre good cooks. Lnst Tuesday afternoon Rev. I). I). Doyle nlul his brother, Wnlter l:. Doyle, Air. and Mrs. M. J. l'lleher, ono of tho seeond-linuil merelmnts of Aleilfonl, nml family, nml Aliss Viola Hester, ono of Iho timelier in the Wnshinglon hchool, pnsHeil Ihrough hero on their way (o Crn(er Lake with n (wo-liorse team, hent on hitt ing n good tiuie. W. C. Daley of Luke Creek wiis in our lown on hiibiness Wednesday. Henry Fronolt mid IVrry 1'ot.tor were in town Weduedny. They re port that thcro in it largo number of campers all along tho river from tho FreneJi'Doilge bridge up, nml Hint they nro enlching u finu lot of i1th nod hating u good time generally. Air. Alaimiw ami Cnl Pciec of Klk creek cmne out from Aleilfnri!, tthero they hud been to eo the Miow WvA- ilfbilny, to our iluee Tliuril.y, mul after illnner went n up home. NU HONK Wear the Nu Hono Guar.intceil Cor set, Tor Salo lly . . jHi:i'iitNi: v. ctaitic J 11(1 Wmt I til Strei't THt UNIVERSITY OF southern;oregon HAS Alilliai A 9 Ha ALLEN'S. . FOOTEASE TheAnlKtH tV'lTltkvB,0 llietlmr TUc hianaarn ncni' cttv lAr flh. frl lor A nuAltrr i3 crnlury. MontrtltivonlcU. soM Tr.l-Mr. VcrvwllCtT, .V Mlinilb I'RIlli. TbcMmawttotutUie a J'ttT. Preparatory Course to enable thoso who hato not com pleted their public and high school courses, it ehnuio to prepare for tho regular university eon men, and also to help tliOHo who nre preparing for Ho! eouuly and state teachers certi ficates. . Tho subjects (bat will bo Included In this eotirne nro as follewa: Arith metic, nlgetirn, geometry, latin, gram mar, phjslology, history, etc. Tiiltliui)for nlHito loumo for iiluo tOOIltllH X'Xi. lfoii nro luterosteil call up tho prenldent, Dr. it. V. MucCulluugh. ProspectUH ready In a fuMMlays. Heglsterliig ilajs on .Mhndiiy, Wednesday and 1'Hilay, !? to l!p. m. Hltunteil tit Hie lloluif (Ho Prlmlpiil Tlienter ami Shopping DlMtli't Iteteiitly Itedeinriileil mul ItefiirnWIinl Throughout, nnd Iteder Kipilppist 'today Hum I. tee llefoio liuroneaii Plan Itoomn without bath, is I. on per day and up ItuoiiK ttltlt tmtli, 5C-'.lMi per day nml up N. K. CliAHKi:, Asst. .Mgr. . J. UAl'F.MANN, Miiiuiger. 123 i flf rou strong wtiisKey tonrns yomruaontts, gags you wlieia yon swallow it what will it do to the delicate Mniiig of "voiis stomach Cyru3 Noble mild and pfre Jj fc.-.. - - r-rr-r-n uniiii mini i-ii imh ir V. J. Van Schuyvcr iS: Co., General Agents Portland, Oregon I l t f k J Electric Is True Beonom 2ookin6 4V y Hii Beit located and moot popular hotel in the City. Running diilillcd ice water in each room. European Plan, a la Carte Cafe. Tariff on Rooms 12 rooms . . - 00 rooms . 50 rooms CO room wits prlrtte b.ili 50 rooms ftU priiKe Mlb $1.00 each 1.C0 each 2.00 each 2.00 each 2.50 each nil antics. tirlrim. nnrm WW VW..VT, p.. -...., ,. . lor and bath - 3.00 each For more than one guett odd $1.00 extra to the above rates for ' each additional guett. Redaction by week or nfonth. Jlnoirm'ni ChiUt W. Ko'ltty A. I A & t T J t J J t i t X T f f t f 1 i NO FLAMfc, NO SMOKE, NO GAS, NO ODOR, LITTLE HEAT, NO WOOD TO BRING- IN, OR ASHES TO CARRY OttT, NO MATCHES NEEDED, READY AT A TURN OF THE SWITCH. ELECTRIC RANGE, pricu sfCO.OO cnsli, (!.-.()() on iiifjlnllmuhti). This rango hn.s now typo broiler in lop of oven, Iho brat broiling doviro up lo dale for any stylo slove. Will bake, roast, broil or I'vy; is bell or, I'lonifor, safer than any other cooking appliance. Ask vour neighbor who uses one. J''lat ralo lor family unit, foot) )erinonlh. Ask about our spoclal installment terms on this range. EL BACO OVEN, price $12.00, will rdaSt a nhieken or bake two loaves of bread. Can bo connected on any lamp socket. Nq spocij.il Wiring required. Costs 0 cents per hour or less to operate, depend ing on quantity of current used. NfcS--tySl'llViT1 V'" """"'"K'riiwgvv 7 m w ll i . SAMPLES ON DISPLAY AT OUR OFPHJE California-Oregon Power Compa ny 210 WEST MAIN STREET. , PHONE 1681. r-t& A y y y y y V t y f y y y y y y y y y y y y x f y y y y y y y y y T y y y y y y f y y y y y y y i o -n - tet 1r ,- '- -v.