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MEDFORD MATJJ TRIBUNE. MEDFORD.
OREGON, SATURDAY. ATJCUJST 2,1, 101M,
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IOCAL AND
'PERSONAL
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IJarrj- pausing Voudb will spoml
tftjj weoli-cnd vlth hla family near
BrownMiora,
Mrs. it, Oliver at J.a Qramlo Is
nmonK tho Into Arrivals in Mcdford.
Mrsv V. Carinas of Phoenix wna ft
Medfprd vJaJtor tho foro imrt of tho
Wok, ,
i, lipme-innuo uronu ni uo virc b
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Vyl UAIUIIVUII Ul, IUUIIUIJI in 411 MU
vallor In tho Interest, ot tho Pacific
Paper rottrjmnjr.
XhqniBR Harry of l)uJto cnwk-dls
trlct mndo Mod ford a business visit
during tho Took. ' ' -
Mrs. I. Van Scoy has returned to
Kaglo Point after n visit at Mcdford
nnd Contra! Point.
v-roduccrs Fruit Dt. uas Just re-
colvcd a larpo shipment ot 1 lb. and
& lb. tin top berry baskets, and can
, (III orders in any Quantity. Wo also
havo on hand a largo supply ot the
eclobrated "Security" orchard lad-
dors in all sires.
W. I. Vawtor mado n business trip
to the southern part of tho valley Fri
day. Professor nnd Mrs. Itowman havo
returned from a short stay at Phoe
nix. Dm. a. R. and Loulso E. Hedges,
chiropractors nnd mechana-tborapjsts
are now located over Deuel & Co.
Phono 170.
Mr. and Mrs. Frame and W. Oar-
Yin wore up from Talent Thursday,
Miss Bertha Woolverton ot Itlvcr
Ide lias been visiting friends living
in Medford.
W. J. Boacom, who went north
some time ago, is In Medford again.
Mrs. Avery of Agate was tho guest
of Mrs. George Franks ot iNorth
IMversldo this week.
Kodak finishing, best in town, at
Weston's.
Mm. H. A. Schell of Grants Pass
Is in Medford visiting her husband,
the contractor.
Mrs. S. G. Xethcrland of Eugcno
was in Medford Thursday, visiting
Miss E. Kctherland. j
Brooms Ask your dealer for tho
product of tho Ashland factory .
Mrs. Charles Caldwell is visiting
Mrs. August Goctseho ot Grants
Pass.
Henry C. Mackey, who has beon
pending his vacation with relatives
In Klamath county, Is at homo again.
Crater Lake pictures ,a book if
12 pictures, band colored, tho finest
ever jnade ol tho lake, f or sate at
Gerking ft Harmon's studio. Call
and see them. 228 East Main street,
phone 320-J. tf
Mrs. A. Noth Is of the many from
Medford at Newport, leaving hero on
Thursday.
This is tho last day jyu can regis
ter for the election that will decide
whether Jackson county wants good
roads or not.
K. D. Weston, commercial photog
rapher, negatives made any time or
place by appointment Phone M.
1471.
G. M. Thompson nnd F. G. Cook of
Itoseburg are late arrivals In Mcd
ford. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ketherland of
"Winters, Cal., aro visiting In tho val
loy. They aro former residents of
Talent.
The finest studio In southern Ore
gon has been opened by Gerking &
Harmon at 228 East Main street,
first stairway east of Star tbeator.
Our work Is always the best, views
of all kinds for sale. Tho best of
kodak finishing. Negatives mado
any timo or place. Phono 320-J. tf
Arthur Thompson and Oscar Lewis
ot Jacksonville were recent business
visitors in Mcdford.
O. H, Lawlor loft Friday ovenlng
for Portland on professional business.
Miss Iluth Nye has been the guest
ot Mr. and Mrs. I. II. Porter of Hlv
erslde. Hereon doors Medford Lbr. Co.
"Insurance your best asset" Have
tho best Place your insurance with
IJolmes, tho Insurance Man, right If
no writes It. tf
Miss Frances Heath of Eaglo Point
wbh with her Medford friends dur
ing tho week.
Mrs. Frank McKco and her daugh
ter of Seven Oaks made a trip to
Medford Friday.
Theater lunches and refreshments
served nt the Nash Orlll. Opon until
12 p. m. each ovenlng. 132
Chester Parker was of those who
went to Ashlapd frpm Medfprd on
business Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hlglnbotham
ot Kanes crook tarried a few hours
In Mcdford Friday,
Show cases, eaf desks, cash regis
ter at a song. Wp aro selling out.
Pacific Motor Supply Co, 133
Itov, 1). D. lloylo nnd hla son, Wtal
tor, havo returned from a visit nt
Crater Lnko with friends. '
Itov. Mr, Lamar left for Hugo,
Josephine county, Friday ovonlng.
X, A, Clark, malinger ot tho Grants
I'ass Wntor company, spout Frldny
afternoon In Mcdford,
Fred Alton Hnlght, teacher of
piano nnd harmony, National Con
servatory of Now York. Specialist
In tho corroct principles ot touch nnd
technique In nil grades ot study.
Careful attention glvon to young
children and beginners. Faults ac
quired through wrong ways of prac
ticing corrected. Fall, term Septem
ber 2. llalght Music Studios, 116 S.
Lp.urol stroot, phono 17C-U.
Tho cannery nt GrhnU Pass Is
canning tomatoes nnd pears nnd will
put up a largo quantity ot each this
season.
Mrs. M. Avery of Gold Hill wan
thn guest ot friends In Mcdford Fri
day.
Mrs. Arthur It. Allynhas opened
an offlco as public stenographer nt
tho Mcdford Hotel. Sho is exper
ienced In court reporting, legal work,
banking, Insurance, abstracting, 'real
cstato and commercial lines. Satis
faction guaranteed. Prlcos reason
able. 1C2
Lincoln McCormack, who had a
leg broken whlto motoring to Cres
cent City, expects to resume his prnc
ttco soon. Ho was down town In his
auto Friday.
Robert L. Taylor, deputy water
bailiff, went to Hoscburg Friday
evening.
Fruit treo props Mcdford Lbr. Co.
Sam Goldsmith of Portlnnd, one ot
the veteran commercial travelers. Is
making the valley his customary visit
E. W. Murphy and his family of
Los Angeles. Cal., nro of tho many
tourists who tarried In Medford this
week.
First class grain hay, S12 delivered
alfalfa $10. V. H. Evcrhard, phone
CC7-J,
J. A. Turner of Superior, Wis., left
for home Friday after a short visit.
Ills wlfo will remain some timo as tho
guest of Mrs. W. C. Klnyon.
W. J. Scott ot Antloch nnd John
Cook ot Big Butte transacted busi
ness In Medford Friday.
Boiled barley, bran, shorts, flour
and hay at tho new feed store. 397
South Front street, near corner Front
and Eleventh. Lowest prices for cash
Will deliver to any part of city. Or
der by phone. Phono 1053-J. Lee
Watklns & Co.
Charles .Skyrman of Trail and
unaries Hamilton ot Applegate were
ot tho many who camo to Mcdford
FWay, . .
John S. Hamrlck of Central Point
district and Charles Oswald tarried
a whllo In Medford Friday.
Selling out our high grado store
and otflco furniture dirt cheap. Pa
cific Motor Supply Co. 133
J. Stlllwell Vilas motored to Med
ford from, his big farm and orchard
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. H. E. Foster and Mary Allco
Foster, 'who havo been visiting at
Klamath Falls, returned Friday even
ing.
Theater lunches and refreshments
served at tho Nash Grill. Open until
12 p. sn. each evening. 132
W. V. Barnum of Phoonlx passed
through Medford Thursday evening.
He is on his way to Pennsylvania, his
former homo, on a visit.
Manager Randolph pf
J. II. .lonso has sold his plnror min
ing claim ot twenty acres, located In
Elliott creek district, Including hy
draulic plpo and other appurtenances
to Frank Mengox ot Watklns precinct.
Women do not seem to bo taking
much Interest In tho coming roads
bonds election, na compnrltlvely tow
havo registered. An there will bo no
swearing-in on election day, their
votes will not bo many on tho im
portant occasion,
It. R. Howard Is In tho vnlley,
working on a write-up to ho used In
tho new book to bo Issued by tho
county.
William Crossley of Now Yottt and
C. A. Mnlboouf of Portlnnd, who havo
been Investigating the fruit nut loo V;
In Hague river vnlley for nenrly n
week, wont north Friday ovenlng.
K. C. Hogsctt, registrar ot South
Central precinct, which Includes that
portion of Medford lying between
Bear creek and tho S. P. track and
south of Main street, will keep his
offlco open until eight o'clock Satur
day evening, August 23, In order to
accommodate thoso wishing to register.
Thcro will bo no special train to
Colcstln Sunday. Those desiring to
go will nvall themselves of the regu
lar train service on which tickets
sold nt ecurston rates aro good.
Upon tho application of tho nnslst
ant attornoy general who landing for
tho commissioner ot corporations,
Judge Calkins has appointed ThomnB
S. Hurley, one of tho principal stock
holders of the Alemeda Mining com
pany, receiver ot that corporation,
which has extensho Interests In Jose
phine county.
Professor Tnlllandler played the
pipe organ at tho Pn'sbyterlnn church
last Sunday for both morning nnd
evening service. Ills selections nt
tho morning servlco were: Offertory
In A flat by Wm, Read, Cavatlnn by
Raft nnd Grand Mnrch by Henry
Smart. At the evening servlco ho
played Hacndel'a Largo, Intermezzo
from Cavalerla Rustlcana by Mas
cagnl and Adagio and Allegro by
Stark.
Major Morrow, of the U. S. engi
neering corp, .who Is In churgo of tho
construction work at Crater Itko Na
tional park, and his wlfo will nrrlvo
In Mcdford this ovenlng.
Mrs. Thomas Chaptlo and children
ot Los Angeles aro tho guests ot Mr.
and Mrs. John Ray.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Miner, who
havo been spending a week nt Colc
stln, returned to Medford Friday
ovenlng.
Mrs. Fred Schneider Is critically
111 at her residence on Mnplo street
and Is not expected to survivo today.
Senator Von der llollen ot Wcllen
Is making Mcdford a short visit.
Mrs. J. F. Roddy and party, who
havo been motoring to Crescent City
and other points ot interest, nre at
homo again.
Miss Mary Hoke of Willow Springs
district was with Medford friends
this week.
Lloyd Elwood nnd Ed Peyser loft
Friday night to Join tho National
Gunrda.
J, 0. Coinley nnd wlfo ot the S.
P. force left for Portland Friday.
W. W. llnney of the Paclflo Fruit
Express company Is In Medford.
Dr. J, l lteddy, who Is tho mov
ing spirit of tho proposed road from
Grants Pass to Crescent City, arrived
In Medford Friday.
At the Churches
elnt mimical features for (union ovv
merning: Solo by .Miss Colo of I. (is
Angeles, entitled, "I Heard the
Voleo of .lesim" (Kuirlw)i violin
solo by Carlton Jnynes, "Noetiiruu
from MendelsBithn'H "Midsummer
Night's Dream," Evening, qtmrtnt.
composted of Miss Coffin, Mrs. Han
ker, Mr. ltlldehrandt and Mr. Ed
meades, will sluit "Tho Shadows of
tho Evening Hour," by Shelley. You
nro cordially Invited.
(Vntinl Point HaptUt fluurli
Morning worship, II a. in.. Itov.
W. T. D. McCullough will conduct
wurxhlp at tho morning son Ice. Tho
public Is Invited.
Ion Lutheran
At V.lon Lutheran, fit 2 West
Fourth ttrcet, there will bo English
service nt It n. in. and 7:30 p. in.;
Illbto school (Engltiih) nt 10 u. in.
Come nnd worship.
CnttmMc
Sunday, August 24, 1913. Manne.1
7 and 1:30 a. m. Evening services
7:30. Evening lecturo "Tho Divinity
of Christ,"
CliMMlnn
Corner Ninth and Onkdalo. llllilo
school opeiiH at I); 30 a.' in,, II. II
Klrby, superintendent. Sermon at
It a. in.: Christian Endeavor, 7 p.
m., C. (J. Plurco, president sermon
at 8 p. in.; prayer meeting Thursday
uvonliuj. You aro cordially Invited
to eoinu and worship with oh. D 1)
lloylo, pastor, eornor Eighth ami
Oakdale.
First llnptlst
Rev. Robert William MaeCul
lough, Ph. 1)., pastor. Morning wor
ship, 11 n. in., sermon, "The llllilo
and tho Thoroughly Furnished
Llfo": evening worship, X p. in.,
"The niblo and Mlutiinii Dreams":
Blblo school, 11:45 a. m.ll. Y. P.
U 7 p. m. Good' mimic. Strangers
welcome.
SvedMi Serleo
lii tho ZUm Evnnglo, Lutheran
church, comer West Fourth and Oak
daeo avenue at four o'clock Sunday
afternoon, will bo dlvluo service held
In tho Swedish language. Ilesldo tho
usual text for tho day will bo tho
subject. "Swedish Missionary Among
tho Pntagonlnna." All Scandinavian
speaking people arecordlally Invited
to attend. !,. (Iron, missionary.
(let Our h'ior.s on What
WOOD
You Will Winil for the Winter
TIER, OORD AND OAR LOTS
VALLEY FUEL CO.
SlH'CeSSOl'S Id Wt'itllrllt'ill.
Cor. Fir nnd Socond St. Wo3t.
p.
Tol. 70,
wmmmmmMRim
FrtM Methodist
At tho Free Methodist church, cor
ner of 10th nnd Ivy, Sunday serv
ices. Sunday school, 10 a. in.:
prenchlng, 1 1 a. in.; subject, "Our
Issues, What and Why?"
Preaching 7:30 p. in. Evening
service,- evangollstlc. Everybody In
vited. J. E. Bradley, pastor.
PrVhltorlan
Preaching at 11 . m. subject,
"Llfo From Heaven." Preaching
at S p. in., subject, "Tho Thri'u lo)H."
Music:
Solo, Selected, llorinau Purueker.
Sliorus for tho evening service,
Sunday school nt JO 'a. in. U. E.
society nt 7 p. m.
I'noerincellug nt 8 p. in. on Thurs
day. All nro cordially Invltod, especially
tho stranger In our city.
Tho church Is by tho city pnrk,
corner Main and Holly.
land'y famous Hotel
ad for ihc Excellence;
rGuisinc.Eiircpcanplui)
Hltimleil tu Iho Mull of tlio Principal
Theater nnd Shopping 0lttla
Itivcntly Itedoi orated mill ItefuniMuM Throughout,
nuil Heller l.'qulpptsl Today limn i:er lleroio
LurulM'im Plan
Itooms without tmlli, 9I.OH per day anil up
Rooms wild Imtli, yU.OO per dity mid up
(i. J, K.U F.MANN, Malinger,
N. K. ('li.UtKK, Assl. ,Mtr.
First Ctiurrli of Christ, Scientist.
Sunday morning servlco at eleven
o'clock. Subjoct of. lesson sermen:
"Mind." Wednesday oven fug moot
ing nt eight. All aro welcome Sun
day school at ten, nil under tho ago
ot twonty aro invited. Rending room
hours, two to five-p. in. dnlly, except
Sundays and holidays. Church cdl
flee, North Oakdale.
.MelliiKllst
Medford Methodist Episcopal
church, corner of Ilartle.lt and
Fourth streets. E. Ollu Eldrldgo,
pastor. Services Sundny as follews:
Preaching, It n. in. nnd 3 p. m.;
subjects, morning, "A Wpmnn That
Found God": ovenlng, "A Mnu and
His Work." Sunday school anil
Blblo classes for men, women and
young ladles, 9: IS a. in.; Epworth
leaguo, C:45 p. in.; prayer meeting,
Thursday evening, 8 o'clock. Spe-
itKsoT.trrio.vs.
Wherens, It has pleased an Allwlso
Providence to call from Inbor to re
ward our esteemed comrade, Isaac
Woolf.
Theroforo.vjio It resolved that wo
tho members of Chester A. Arthur
Woman's Relief Corps No. .11, extend
to our dear slater and friend, Mrs.
Isanc Woolf, our sincere sympathy In
this her great loss and boreaement
Ho It further resolved that a ropy
of these resolutions bo spread upon
tap Journal of our corps, nnd a ropy
of tho samo sent" to Mrs. Woolf and
Hiibmltted to tho Mall Trlbiiun for
publication. 132
MINNIE BENDER,
MEItCY HALL.
Outfielder Lellvelt. of tho Cleve
land Naps, Is hitting with tho .300
set this season.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
FOR RENT C r"i cottage, mod
ern. Phono fi8.ll or 43-R.
Weeks it McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
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Day Phone 82?
A. E. Orr 97S-M
tho Pro
ducers Fruit company Is being vis
ited by W. L. Moulton of Sacramento,
an officer of tho company.
A whltp china storo called Western
China company, will open In Medford
at 21 South Central avenuo, Monday
tho 25th. Class Instruction will bo
given Thursday evening of each week
and callers are welcome. China dec
orators will bo Jnterqstcd Jn thp
stock. 133
Prof. O'Cara was In conference
this week with H. P. Gould of Wash
ington, I). a, pathologist in fruit dis
trict Investigations.
Mrs. L. E. Enyart who has beon
visiting in California, is expected
UUUIU IUUUJ.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. McICeo and
their Infant son of Albuquerquo, N.
M., aro guests of Mrs. Frank McKee,
at Seven Oaks.
Mr. and Mrs. Boudlnot Connor
and Mrs. II. C. Egan aro making an
auto trip to Crater Lake and Kla
ninth county,
Oris Crawford, assistant cashier
pf tho FIrpt National Bank, has re
sumod his duties aftor a short vaca
tion at Colestln and Gold Hill.
J. McPliorson Is in Medford again
after a stay of two months at Oak
land, Cal. Ho reports that the
weather has beon very cool through
put tho summer.
A. E. Rearaos, W. M. Holmes, Geo,
E, Bailors ami Robert E. Oant havo
returned from a trip to Crater Lake.
They investigated tho water power
sites of upper Roguo river while
gone.
A sneak thief entered tho residence
of Thomas Collins at 110 Almond
street one night this week and made
away with a noto, a number of bank
deposit slips and other valuable
papers. Tom will pay several dol
lars for tho return ot the loot, al
though ho has stopped payment all
around, and will ask no questions.
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You Can't Tell From a Blue Print
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going to look. Neither can you tell from a fashion
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in certainties. Come today and see our new Fall
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