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r. ff- FIGEBIX. topfokt) mate trtbttto rEDFomn, okeook katutctvat, attcittst an, win. . mm- mm IRA J. PHIPPS OF HUNTER AND HUNTER, AT PAGE TONIGHT AND SUNDAY SEATTLE JUDGE MAN EXHIBITORS m BIRTHDAY NOW IS THE TIME To build u homo Labor, building maloritil and choice building siles will never bo as cheap again. You can buy a largo lot wilh BEAUTIFUL VIEW of VALLEY on (he I'lasl. Side in host residence dislriot wilh build ing re.slriclion, good roads, close (o cily water, low luxes for small payment down, easy terms on balance. This is one of Ihe best building sites in the valley. ADDRESS P. O. BOX 207 MEDFORD, OREGON. AY PRODUCTS MEDFORD PIONEER OLDEST WOMAN N PUIS BAN ON SAL COMMERCIAL CLUB CROSSES DIVIDE J ON SOC IALIST PAPERS 1 I 11 H The following nnmcH of person who hnvo lirouglit In exhibits thin week (or (ho Commorclnl club ills lilny: Wcstorluntl orchards Twonty- four oiinco Gloria Muntll apples, ill toon varieties of dahlias. Mm. It. C. Konlncr, rhoontx Two boxes mammoth Maiden Mush apples. A. II. Coffin King apples. L. W. Zlnimer, Phoenix Twenty- four ounco Mnlilcn Mush apple?. N. O. Power, Talent Red Juno and Holland Pippin crnhapplos, to matoes, plums. R. Calhoun, Phoenix Champion peaches. N. 8. Uonnott Sovcn varieties of dahlias. U. A. Clark Gloria Mnndl ap ples. P. V. Streets Roses, pears, to matoes. V. M. Holmes Astrachan apples, plums, 'peaches. J. M. Root Rartletts, Flemish Beauty pears. William nudgo Rartletts, New towns. ICelzur Bros. Crawford peaches. Ktnlcy orchards Rartletts. 11. L. Dodge, Itlversddo Seven lnrno. norfect cars sweet corn on ono stock. J. E. "Watt Chrysanthemums, sunflowers. P. M. Landram Sweet corn. J. H. "White Kentucky Wonder beans. O. J. Amen. Central Point Corn, uoins, cucumbers, cabbage, potatoes. squash, eggplant, beets. Mrs. J. P. Reddy Fifteen-pound cabbage. St. Mary's Academy Sixteen pound cabbage. Paul Dcnimcr Onions, cucum bers. P. M. Hull Cucumbers. H. Wiley Twolve-pound cabbage. II. C. Kentner, Phoenix New towns. T. J. Fish, Phoonlx Newtowns. pears. L. E. Williams Kohl rabl. Palmer Investment Co., Modoc or-. chard Wheat, two varieties. Mrs. W. E. Duggan. Sams Valley Oats, two varieties. G. A. Rugg, Ross Lane Oats, barley. Drommcr Bros. Melons. C. B. Wolvorton. Gold Hill Stock carrot. II. E. Gudehus, Eleventh street Branch plums. C. E. Kirk Cabbago. Mr. Hart Okra. Mrs. Jennie Wright, Butto Falls Freak potato. Mr. Castor, Central Point Pota toes. Mr. Rathe, Phoenix Crabapplcs. Joseph Proll, Derby Oats. Much Interest has been shown by tho people who seem to enjoy the display and always look for the name of tho grower on every article. Tho club wishes to thank tho nbovo contributors and asks every body to help keep up tho exhibit. If any person's namo has been omitted it is because tho labels huvo boon misplaced. COMMERCIAL CLUB. Iredell Judson Philips, ono of the earliest settlers of Jackson county, died at his home, 32S N. Ulversldo, Moil ford, on August 22, 191.1, at 3:30 p. in., after nn Illness which dates back several years. Ho was born In Owen county, Indiana, on March 1, 1S3S. When a young man ho moved with his parents to Union vlllo, Mo., where on April 21, ISCt, ho was married to Callsta P. Down ing. Ho crossed the plains in 1SG2 and located In I .a Grnndo. Haker county, Oregon. In 1S05 he moved to Jack son county, where tho city of Med ford now stands, and became ono of tho founders of this city. Ho was a man of marked ability and identified himself with all tho various Inter ests of tho community, and by his gifts nnd donations aided largely In tho development of ono of tho most beautiful cities In Oregon. Mr. Phlpps belonged to that class of sturdy pioneers who, by tholr ability and Indomltnblo energy, made pos sible tho splendid civilisation that wo today enjoy In this great north west country. Ho was a fnnilllar flguro upon the street of our city until enforced Illness In the last few years necessitated his retirement to tho quiet of homo, when? ho wns most tenderly cared for by the lov ing hands of wife and children. Sev eral winters were spent by him In his homo in Rcdlands. Cal.. In nn attempt to recover his falling health. In early manhood ho was con verted to a Christian llfo and be came a charter member of tho First Methodist Episcopal church of Med ford, and for forty-nine years he was actively Identified with all tho religious Interests of our community, no was a devoted husband nnd lov ing father nnd liberally provided for his homo nnd Its needs. In the death of Mr. Phlpps Medford has lost ono of Its leading and most In fluential citizens. Ho leaves a largo circle of friends nnd relatives to mourn his loss, among whom nro his widow and four children, William J. of Alberta, Canada; D. Edward. Dr. Ira D. and ond daughter. May. of Medford. Two (lingua liivcr Argu.) Fools crook Inya claim lo tho old est inlmliiinnt oC Jnokou county. Mrs. Sunn Whitney reached her l).")th year on Aimust lo, ll)UI, mid ns n fittini; romeuihritueo of tho event she affixed her xigunttirc to nn nffiiliiM't of rotfiMrntion mul ex pects to ent her ballot nt the com inir election in Scptt-mher. That she tnnv vote nt many future elections l the hope of lior family nnd ninnv friends. As has been custonuvrv for n number of venrs, friends jrnlhorcd nt the Short farm on Fools crook, where Grandma, ns she is fondly called, makes her homo with hor daughter, Mrs. Kiln It. Short, and ex tended their congratulations. Two events townrd which (Irniul mn always looks with pleasure nro the sumptuous dinner mid the nr rival of the mail carrier. In both in stances lier fondest desires were ful filled, for eleven friends gathered around the table nnd the mail car rier brought her over l."0 postcards nnd letters from nil parts of the United Slates. One of the greatest prired epistles was n postcard of congratulations from Ornudmn Todd of Kugeuc. who has readied the age of 103 years .mid has the distinction of being the oldct person in Oregon. (Irnndma Whitney is halo nnd henrly. She passes her time nt trndins lo her plants and flowers nnd making Incc. She docs not use glasses nnd her signature is more firm than those of many people forty years her junior. Many presents were delivered in person or liv mail nnd ns evening shadows darkened flrnmlmn ex pressed herself ns hnving had one of the happiest days of her life. Thoe who colled during tho dnv were: Mrs. Hesic Anderson, Mrs. 1. McQnnt, Mrs. flicgor. Mr. nnd Mrs. Poe. Mr. nnd Mrs. MVCord. Mr. nnd Mrs. II. I). Jones, Mrs. W. A. Kliott. David MeCord nnd 0. W. Matthew. other children, Franklin and Joseph, died In childhood. Tho funeral will take place Sun- OFF FOR FT. STEVENS ASHLAND, Or., Aug. 113. First Company Const Artillery Reserves of Oregon left "jtmrsdny for Fort Stev ens, nliout fifty strong, officered ns follews: Cnptniu tl. C. Spencer, first Lieutenant Clyde Dean, Sergeants Willis Imiloy, Don Spencer, O-cor (lainard, Peter Spencer nnd .1. (. Adams, who will nNo net us quar termaster, Corporals D.mford, Hut torfield, Tweed mid Tate, Mmieiuim Floyd Dickey and Codrie Mjers. They loft tho nnnory in service uniform with full cauip cipiippagc, mid entrained on No. 1(1. At Fort Slovens they will ho drilled in artillery practice for Ion days, under command of Colonel Hammond of Kugene, who with other officers will direct the military movements of tho Coast Artillery, corps. NEW RECORD MADE FOR METALLIC MONOPLANES SEATTLE, Wash., Aug. 33. llrtiakliiK alt proculont horn, Judge John E, Humphries of tho superior court placed u permanent ban on tho sale of socialist papers and litem- turn In n certain proscribed area In tho downtown seetjon of tho city. TIiIh order was made In an addition to u permanent Injunction Issued on Friday nfloniooii prohibiting street speaking In that district. "If you want socialist papers," tho Judge until from tho bench to u big crowd tu tho courtroom, "got thorn by mall or from Home friend." Tho complaint for an Injunction, asked by a number of business men who allege that tho street inootlugH so blockaded traffic that tholr bus. Iiiosh wiiK Injured, didn't nttaek tho socialists as such or mnko any rof oreuco to tho sale of socialist pn pors. Judge Humphries, durlsg tho llireo days of tho hearing frequently made caustic references to tho so cialist oratora and to their attorney, (llonu Hoover, promising to see thorn speedily sent to tho comity stoekndo, "whero tho weary wllllei may loam what It Is to work." PARIS, Aug. 'J3. A new record for metallic monojihiiies was. estab lished today ly Aviator Oiiillaux when ho flew from Dinrritx to Hrus- day at 2:30 o'clock from his Into M. ; twelve mid half hours, stop residence on Rlversldo nvenue. I tfns briefly on route nt Vorwiilles. GIN CHUNG CHINA lllUtll NTORE Thcso herbs nro a blood tnutc. A pnsltlvo euro for I.Ivor. Lung, Heart, Kidney, Stomach and llowol troubles. Cures Malaria, ChlMs and Furor and Rheumatism. A guaranteed euro for Piles. No surgical operation required. This Is to certify that Clint Chung of Chlro, Cat., has cured mo of liver and stomach trouble of two years standing. P. A. JUItflENSEN, Love lock, Cal. I had been afflicted for years with stomach, liver nnd kidney trouble, nlso bilious attacks. After eleven treatments I was complotuly cured. MILS. LILY DUNHAM (noo Whlpplo) San Francisco, Cal. lilt S. Front SI. MKIlFOltll, OHI. "XX":H:"XK Eleqtriq Qooking Is True Economy NO FLAME, NO SMOKE, NO GAS, NO ODOR, LITTLE HEAT, NO WOOD TO BRING IN, OR ASHES TO CARRY OUT, NO MATCHES NEEDED, READY AT A TURN OF THE SWITCH. PION EERS MEET AT ASHLANDTH R DAY The nnnunl reunion of the Pioneer Society of Southern Oregon will be held ut Ashland on Tlmrsdav, Aug ust 28, and old settlers nnd their families from nil parts of Jackson county nro expected and invited to ntleiid. Arrangements for the re union nro in tho hands of commit tees of native sons nnd daughters mid nn interesting program is being arranged. Tho Chautauqua tnhcrnnelo in the center of Ashland's beautiful cen tral park will ho tho gathering plnco for tho day, where programs will bo held in tho forenoon nnd afternoon. At 10:30 thero will bo n program of about ono hour, including a short address by tho president, rending of memorials of deceased members, u bit of unwritten history of southern Oregon nnd somo musical numbers. At noon n banquet will bo served in tho G. A. Ii. hall for tho pioneers mid their families. Admission to this will bo by ticket. At 2 o'clock in tho afternoon the nddnss of tho day will bo given by Irvinr E. Vining. Tim day is ono of especial inter est to tho old settlers and their fam ilies, put tho general public is cor f t T t f t T t t t y t y y y y y y y ? 3L Ff1 ELECTRIC RANGE, price $(10.00 cash, sj'O.'i.OO on installments. This range lists jiow type broiler in lop of oven, the best broiling device up lo date for any style stove. Will bake, roast, broil or fry; is better, cleaner, safer than any other cooking appliance. Ask vonr neighbor who uses one. JVlat rate for family use, ijfl.OO per month. Ask about our special installment terms on this range, EL BACO OVEN, price $ 12.00, will roast a chicken or bake two loaves of bread. Can be connected on any lamp socket. No special wiring required. Costa 5 cents per hour or less to operate, depend ing on quantity of current used. jplV " rj! I 'Hi ii 'i "ii WCjjfBK&l r ? ? t ? t v f y y f t t t t y ? t y t t t y y f t y t t X t SAMPLES ON DISPLAY AT O UR OFFICE y ? y t y t ? y t 5 jit'tlio clautamiun tabernacle. Jl1&&k&&&jv& California-Oregon Power Company 216 WEST MAIN STREET. PHONE 1681. diully invited to attend tho exercises V NOTICE The Jackson County Fair Association is prepared to allot space for the various concessions for the Kair, September J) to III. Kirst come, first served. Anyone having any counter show cases which Ihey would let the association have for use in Ihe ladies' manufacturing department, please notify the undersigned. S.I. BROWN, Sec : OVERLANDS I have Three 1913 OVERLAND,S in in stock ready for de livery. If you want a car at once, see me, as I will not bring any more 1913 cars C. E. Gates "The Overland Man" 132 South Riverside WHY NOT SPEND AUGUST AT NEWPORT? (lot ttway from tho hnnl ami iIuhI of tho vnlloy, Newport Is now ut IIh bent, mul tho liounh hikihoii Ih In full hwIiik. Itfcri'iitlon mul snort for nil I)o)i-H(iii fUhliiKi surf hiithlm;, driven to Otlor llnrk, tho I'linrhliowl, LlKhthnuxo, t c. , with boat- Ink mid flnliliiK on Ynniilnti Hay. LOW SEASON, WEEK-END AND SUNDAY ROUND TRIP EXCURSION FARES AMI DOUBLE DAILY TRAIN SERVICE Lpnvo Alhnny 7:. 10 n. in. mid 1:00 p. in., roimoc tloiin with north and Houtlr hound S. P. tralnit. Call on our tiKont for copy of "Newport" hoolclot, or "Vacation Diivh," thoy nro froo for tho aBklnt'. tJ. .KiiN m. scorr Clciionil 1'nKnciiKor Agont I SUNStT 0 I (OCOINtSHASTAl 1 I WOUTKS I I J