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MEDFORD TMJMli TRIBONM. MttDFOUD. OHKGON. MONDAY, MWPTWMHMU 1. 10111.
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PERSONAL
Mtb. U. W. Champlln, for tlio past
sovcral inontliB tho guest of iter son
Charles tihnmnllii nt tho Champlln
ranch oh Toots crock, hns returned
to ho? homo In Chicago.
,CranKlng au auto, still hot from
tho run from Medford to this city ro-
nulled In a nenr-frncturo of tho right
, arm for S, McClendon on Wodnos-
day evening, Fortunately no bones
woro broken, but tho Injury was 8tif-
flclently sovcro to place Sam's Reed
right, arm In n sling for soma days
to conic. (lold 11 ill Nans.
Hornc-madc bread at Do Voo's.
Clarcnco Noo and John Rotor and
their sons havo returned from their
outing, which Included a trip to Cra-
Inr Lake.
T"8rnallcy and J. R. Ilucklcn of
Ashland transacted business In Med
ford Saturdny.
Mrs. Laura E. Ttfflu and her
daughter of Gold Hill wero among
their Mcdford friends Saturday.
Drs. a. R. and Louise E. Hedges,
chiropractors aad raechann-thoraplsts
aro now located over Dcucl & Co.
Phono 170.
' D. V. Taylor, A. Pearl and K. E.
Reading and their wives of Fresno ar
rived In Mcdford Saturday for a short
tlslt In tlio valloy.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rarncburg re
turned Sunday from a visit In tho
southern part of tho valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Wick Fox aro mom
bcrs of a party ho aro motoring to
points of Interest In Klamath coun
ty. '
Kodak finishing, boat In town, at
Weston's.
W. W. Harvey has gono to Rose
ourg on business but will not remain
long.
Mrs. W. R. Helvlc. whoso husband
Inspects tho Roguo River Canal com
pany's ditches, was n Mcdford visitor
Saturday.
w. li. uoyso and his son wero
down from Griffin creek Saturday.
Crater Lake pictures ,& book if
12 pictures, hand colored, tho finest
over mado of tho lake, for sale at
Gerklng & Harmon's studio. Call
and sco them. 22S East Main street,
phono 3 20-J. tt
Mr. and Mrs. Robct Crowder, who
havo been spending several wcoks on
Applegate, havo returned to Mcdford.
Mrs. M. Tawnsend of Ashland
made a trip to Medford Saturday.
Sho baa been visiting rclathes living
on Griffin creek district
I). R. Haines, R. R. Perkins and
M. R. Gibson of Roseburg aro lato
arrivals in Mcdford.
E. D. Weston, commercial pa o tog
rspacr, Bog&tlre made any time or
place by appointment. Phone M.
1471.
Mrs. D. R. Riissoll or Antloch dis
trict mado a trip to Mcdford Satur
day. W. 8. Uarnum, president of (ho R.
R. V. R. Co., returned Sunday from
a trip to Portland.
Prof. V. A. Davis, who will again
teach tho school in District No. 95,
was In Mcdford Saturday.
Tho finest studio In southern Ore
gon has been opened by Gerklng &
Harmon at 228 East Main street,
first stairway east of Star theater.
Our work Is always the best, views
of all kinds for salo. Tho best of
kodak finishing. Negatives made
any tlmo or place. Phono 320-J. tf
H. M. Whctsol, a former resident
of Medford, was in tho valley last
week, In tho interest of tho California
Fruit Canulng association.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Anderson of
CNortu I'liocnix wero or tho many
who traded in Medford Saturday.
John Slaty of AVIIow .Springs dis
trict motored to Medford Saturday
afternoon.
"Insurance your best asset." Havo
tho best. Place your Insurance with
Holmes, tho Insuranco Man, right If
ho -wrjtos It, tf
Mm. J. A. Marsh of JackEonvlllo
was a Medford visitor Sunday after
noon. Rov. W. F. Shields was of thoso
who spout a few dajs in fishing in
tho Applcgatu last week.
P. l Swayuo ot Dig Applegate
trausactod bustnets In Medford and
Ashland Saturday.
Vou will bo surprised to find how
llttlo it costs to havo tho Southern
Oregon Eloctrlo company do your
electric wiring and repairing. Phone
02C,
Alex Uudgo is spending his vaca
tion with lila parents, Mr, and Mrs.
W. E. Rudgo. Ho Is In tho employ of
C. C. Mooro & Co. of San Francisco
Mr. and Mrs. W. h. Ellis and Mm
Harry Lawrence form a party who
motored to San Francisco durlug tho
week
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. C. Stoddnrd aro
visiting nt Portland mid other north
ern, points.
Charles Caldwell, who went north
a fow weeks ago, returned to Med
ford Saturdny,
Fred Alton Halglit, teacher of
piano nnd hnrmony, National Con
servatory ot Now York. Specialist
In tho correct principles of touch nnd
tochntquo In nil grndes of study.
Careful attention given to young
children mid beginners. Fattlts ac
quired through wrong ways of prac
ticing corrected. Fall term Septem
ber 2. Hnlght Music Studios, 116 S,
Laurel street, phono 176-R.
W. W. Small nnd his family of
Dunsmulr, On!., also Mr. and Mrs. E.
Murphy nnd their son are lato ar
rivals In Medford,
.T. X. Hocknnsmlth was tho guest
ot relatives residing at Phoenix on
Sunday.
M. M. Root of Tablo Rock and
Floyd Hart of Talent wero ot tho
horticulturists in Mcdford during tho
week.
Mrs. Arthur H. Allyn has opened
an offlco as public stenographer at
thu Mcdford Hotel. Sho Is exper
ienced In court reporting, legal work,
banking. Insurance, abstracting, real
estate and commercial lines. Satis
: ctlon guaranteed. Prices reason
able. 152
Ora Kay nnd James Kershaw of
Antelope district wero In Mcdford
Saturday.
. C. II. Rasye of Jacksonville tran
sacted business In Medford Saturday.
D. C. Abrnms ot Portland, who
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
Day Pfeoue 127
N-h P. W. Weeks m-J-3
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owns consldorablo real cstato In
Southern Oregon, has been visiting
in Mcdford.
R. R. lluward, representing tho
Sunset Magatlne, which recently
mado a contract with tho county
court for printing n booklet giving au
thentic Information about tho county,
Is gathering material for tho samo.
"Kindergarten will bo opened Sopt.
2 In tho high school building. Miss
Ruth Caryell of tho University of
Washington nnd a. Seattlo Mdnorgar-
ten training school graduato will bo
In charge. All parents wishing to
enroll children may Interview Miss
Caryell at tho high school Thursday.
Friday and Saturday from 1 to i p
m. Tuition, per month, ?l; per
semester, 915. HO
Dr. R. R. Hamilton and his family
ot Klamath Falls arrived in Mcdford
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wrlht, who
live near Central Point, drovo to
Medford Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. J. A. Anderson, of Orland, Cat.
arrlvod In Medford, her former home,
Saturday evening, and Is tho guest
ot relatives.
Prlvato music lessons from 50
cents upward to threo dollars per
Ibs.on, according to subject and
teacher chosen. Mcdford Conserva
tory. College RIdg., 31 North Grape.
A. L. Parkhurst, who has been
making Mcdford a business visit, re
turned to Crato Lake today. Ho re
ports that travel to Crator Lake Is 50
per cent heavier this year than It was
last.
Harry T. McCfallen, former shor
Ift of Douglas county, was on tho
northbound train Sunday evening en
routo to Roseburg, from Weed, Cal.,
where bo has been in tho employ ot
tho Weed Lumbor company.
"Fantomas" at tho Star tonight.
139
Louis C. Hollo of Mount Hebron,
Cal., rcturnod homo Saturday after a
visit of a fow da s in Mcdford.
Mrs. E. R. Thompson ot Jackson
ville tarried a few hours In Mcdford
Sunday.
D. M. Reld and Mies Emma names
woro married at Yrcka, Cal., Aug. 27.
Tho groom Is a carpenter who former
ly resided in Mcdford.
J. h. Clomi-ns left (or Central Point
Sunday, on a short visit with friends
living there.
Thu D. P. O. Elks In Rochester,
at tho Star tonight. 139
Mrs. W. A. Stewart and her two
daughters, who havo boon spending
their vacation nt Portlnnd and Now
port aro In Medford again.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hamilton, Mrs.
and Miss Kodder nnd F. W. Haynes
of Roseburg were of tho many tour
ists In Medford durlug tho week.
William A. Stowart returned Sat
urday from a trip to Sacramento,
Cal. He also visited his brothers,
who llvo in Klamath county.
H. H. McCarthy and John Norllng
got back Sunday from Josephine
county, and brought some flno speci
mens of oro from tho Siskiyou moun
tain with thorn.
John C. Wood, a pioneer, dropped
dead on tho street of Etna, Cal., Aug.
29. Ho was a veteran of tho Roguu
River Indian war, 82 jears of age
and unmarried.
Action has been commenced by tho
authorities of Ashland, which city
has a muncipal electric plant, to oust
the old light company, which Is a sub
sidiary of tho California-Oregon Pow
er company. A. E. Reames and W.
J, Mooro represent tho city and A. C.
Hough Is tho California corporation's
attorney.
Mr. and Mrs. J, Schfaro, who went
to Eureka, Cal,, several weoks agp,
returned Sunday evening, Jacob
states that little building Is being
done In that city and that saw mills
are not as busy as formerly.
W. It. Colomnn ot Jacksonville,
shipped n carload of potatoes to Red
ding, Cal., Saturday. They woro
ralrod on land located near Phoenix,
M. P. Schmidt and his family hava
returned from Susauxtllo, Cal., wlicro
Mr. Schmidt and E. M. Wilson havo
been exporting tho books ot Lassen
county.
"Fmitomns" nt tho Star tonight.
139
Colonel and Mrs. It. ft. Washburn
of Tnlilo Rock .motored to Medford
Sundny. They wero accompanied by
Mrs. 11. E. Joiicm ot Portlnnd, Mrs.
Washburn's mother, who left tor
Portlnnd that evening, after a visit ot
several weeks with them.
Dillon Hill will ship twenty car
loads of pram to eastern markets this
season. Ho has already shipped eight
carloads ot Rnriletts and How ells.
Ills crop of Rose pears Is unusually
large and ot flno quality.
"Fantomas" at tho Star tonight.
139
The ceremonial conducted nt Kla
math Falls by Hlllah Templo ot M.vh-
tic Slirliicra Saturday was attended
by many members of tho order from
different parts ot tho stale. Tho
Ultors wero drlicu to several places
ot Interest In nutos and well enter
tained during their stay.
Dr. G. W. Rnlncll. who is largely
Interested In timber land on Etk nnd
Trail creeks nnd was a recent visitor
In Medford, had his Pope-Hartford
auto, for which ho paid -t000 burned
last week. Shortly afterward sev
eral thousand bushels ot grain be
longing to him wero destroyed by tho
fire which consumed tho big Wal
brldgo warehouse nt Montague, Cal.
A Chtnnman who had n restaurant
In tho building, wns burned to death.
"Fantomas" at tho Star tonight.
139
The Pacific Coast Good Roads as
sociation. Geo. E. Roos, secretary, has
opened nn offlco In tho Phlpps block,
237 Main street, corner Rnrtlctt.
Phono 129.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Helms nnd
Mark Flnnoy, who h nvo been spend
ing sovcr.il days In Steamboat dis
trict, aro In Mcdford agal.
Tho H. P. O. Elks In Rochester,
at tho Star tonight. 139
Ono of tho special features of tho
coming county fair will bo tho riding
of the wild, bucking hones and bulls
that caused so milch excitement at
the Elk's rodeo at Klamath Fnlls.
Several of thu champion riders ot the
country will participate.
HENRY MORGENTHAU. NEW
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Henry Morgcuthnu, a real cstato
man and banker of New York, who!
hns long taken an Interest lu.douuH
crntlc politics, ha been nominated
by President Wilson for inhibitor to
Turkey. Mr. MorKonthaii wa treas
urer ot tho Democratic Nutlounl com
mittee In tho last campaign, mid wan
targely Instrumental In raising tho
money by which President Wilson
was elected. Ho is ery wenUhy, and
ho will bo able to mnlutnlu his posi
tion in Constantinople out ot his
own means eun If tho salary of .min
ister Is not sufficient.
PAYMASTERS (ilt.XIt U0l),0O
FROM TR.UX AND ARE SHOT
EL PASO. Toxas, Aug. 30. Two
paymaster of tho Mexican army, en
routo to pay government troop at
Chihuahua escaped from thu train
toda with $200,000. They were
pursued, overtaken nt Juarez and
shot.
PIPE HITS LIVE WIRE TWO
.Mi: KILLED AT SUISl'.V
Woman Traveler Stricken.
OAKLAND. Cal.. Sept. l.-Mr.
XL Speck was tnken from n South
ern 1'ncifio I rnin en route from
Portland to Los Angeles today iu .1
ihinir condition nnd removed to the
receiving hospital here. The woman
complained of being ill to traveling
cnmpnnioiH nnd fell fonvnnl in her
seat uueonseioiis. A card in her
trn cling bag bore the tinmo "Mr.
M. Siwck, Portland." Surgwiiw at
tending her ptnto that bhe hns but
n few hours to live.
. upBe ,j,
Bilked Oregon Hotel, Charflc.
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 1.-
Chnru'cd wilh practicing n system of
thievery which i alleged to hnve
cost the Oregon Hotel nt Icaot fWOO
hi tho past eighteen months, Chimes
It. Mcrs, food checker, nnd'J. JL
Leary, William Wejt nnd A. J.
Sehwnrz, wniters, nre under arrest
hero today. CoIIiimoii between the
checker mul the waiters is alleged.
NOTICE. m
There will bo n meeting of thn
Royal Arch Masons Tuesday night.
September 2. All companions re
quested to bo present.
W..E. LANE,
Secretary.
Thcro are upward of 5000 build
ing material teamsters In Now York
City.
SIJIBUN, Cal., Aug. 30. Two moil
aro dead hero today as a result of a
plpo they woro carrying coming In
contact with a high power wlro carry
ing 60,000 volts. Ono of tho men Is
bellucd to havo been Charlea Worloy,
who caino hero from Portland. Tlio
othor is unknown. .
SAN PHAXnsro, OnL Sopl. 1.
Tlio Niitioiiiil Aewifinlion of'liol
lor ('nt 1 lew, holding their nineteenth
ittitiiinl convention lido, piiiiiiled this
at" lei noon in honor of l.ulmr da v.
Taking pmt iu the piocohmIom worn
local otficiiitri of Iho'locul poxtofliee,
fiiiigressinuu Klley of foimcoliciil,
"Iho cuirioiV friend," who is a uof.t
of the convention and Hie visiting
hiiinU fioni Cleveland, Dallas, Ddi
ver mul Portland.
This morning's session of the con
volition wns devoted lo the tending
of repoils of officer nnd standing
committees, The netiuil woik of tho
convention will begin tomorrow'. To
uii'lit mi nntinlic mitcilniunu-ut will
ho given the delegules at Sutru bulli
when well known athletes of the
vuyiiipio emu win mho part. Hie us
liars' blinds will pluv and lighl 10-fro-dimouts
will Im served.
A spirited contort fr , n,,v
convention hns developed between
Oiuaha, Dallas mid Dayton.
G0MPERS SENDS MESSAGE.
(Continued from pag 1.)
taking ndvantngu or their brief re
spite from toll, hied themselves to
tho mountains and picnic ground 11 for
n day of rest nnd recreation, llusl
nes wan generally suspended,
Ranubull fan woro not overlooked,
for two game wero scheduled be
tween Sacramento and Portland In
tho Coast League.
AMERICAN
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HALDANE
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MONTREAL, Cnnndn, Sopt. 1.-
l'leadliig eloquently for 11 doner io
liitlonHhlp between England mid thu I
United States, tlio Right llouorabloi
Viscount Richard lltmlou llnlduue,
Lord High t'haniellor of (Ileal llrl
tnlu, todny npnho it tlio guest of
honor of the American liar itiumclie
Hon, which I holding Its auuuiil eon.
tindltloiiH, Iu imiioutHllnnK ami hi
hlealH. And imw'hoio l thu oliur
mlor of thin ciiiuiiioii hiherllmu'ii
moid npparunt than lit thu region of
JuilMinudi'iii'o. Tim lawyer ut tho
loiintilo think for tlio most pint
alike, At no period hint imllllral ill
veigenni proveiitnd thin fact (nun bo
lug iilrlklngly appuient. Whuro Iho
letter of their law Ih dlffuieut, thu
spirit In yut tho sumo,
"It Is (hi Identity of spirit, lame
ly dun to n pant, which thu lawyer ut
this gropp Imvo luheilted Jointly,
that not only form a bond or union,
but rurnlHhiis them with mi luMuuui'o
that can tutrdly bo reproduced In
other nation,
Qcyln Motorcycle Test.
SKATTI.i:, Wnt.li., Sopl. 1 -Twin.
ly-slv of tliu foitveiKht uliulei in
vitiillnii lntrn lodnv. Lord Ilaliliiue.
took tor hi toplo "lllRlmr Nation.; Ili t'mlmnm'n moloicyoli. 11111 from
allty, 11 .Study hi Law mid Ethics." I'oitlniul to Scuttle nnd leliiitl, held
"What one who rinds himself fncoj liiider Iho niispW of the l A. AI.,
lo fare with this aHMnmblngo nntiir-, airived hero Suiulav mul Id' I 011
ally thlnUs of I tho future of them
three natiens: a future that tuny do.
peud Im gel) on tho lutluenro of men
llirlr icliiin hip ut I o'clock litis
uiotiiitig. Duo rider, Dnulvl Itouiic,
who ciurii'd a rider, was flint ul lV
with opportuultle sueh as aru oiiih," ! nn augiy constable, 011 unite to Mil
declared hi lordHhlp.
"Tho United rltnten and Cnnndn
mul tlrent Rrltnhi toguthor form n
group which Is unique; unique tic
eaiino of II toiiiuion liiherltiture In
city.
Behind teacher of Copenhagen,
Denmark, receive wage of $320 a
year.
Asldo from tho closing, ot banks
nnd city mid county offices, there was
no observant o of Labor Day in Med
tonl. Tho post offlco maintained
holiday hour, making 0110 carrier
dollvuiy.
With Medford irafm Is Medford mado
OPItmTfNITV
Mnn In tho real estate or Innur
atico business can add several thous
and dollars to Income Iu few mouths.
Pasndcnn party earned IG0D0 Iu four
months. Hhow 1110 )ou cuu deliver
tho xoods and you will bo kIvcii same
opportunity. Exrltulvu proposition,
licst bank endorsements, R. ('.
Moore, sale manager, 220 California
ItldK., Lou AiiK'dits. Cal.
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PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
ON OCT 1, 1913, AT 2 P. M. SHARP,
55 ACRES OF BEARING ORCHARD
Hf.'ii' Civek nl fnlfu laiitl, tlio IiphI. In Hit valley, lo
cated two inilos north of Motlforri, Orotm. Mncifif
& KasttM'ii Ivailroatl runs throuijh Hie trael, wht-ro
fruit and oilier produce can he loaded on the eais
without any loin; haul. Will he sold iu two or mom
tracts. Correct acreage and terms will he j,'ivcn at
sale. Trees all standard varieties: !lo acres New
towns and Spits, 7 lo 10 veai's eld: 1) acres delicious
li years old; (i acres pears from I to f years old;
acres ainiouos, euerries, peaciics, eic. improve- ;:;
incuts: A No. 1 two-story ten mom modern house, jj
lare harn ami mil building, isimpiu plant with ;i;
len thousand uallon lank, entire tract can he irri-
atcd from Uoue Ivivcr canal. Tresent water riht
fur two acres. Machinery, tools and livestock will
he sold if purchasers do not wish Iho same. Terms
will ho easy: Certified checks of-10 pur cent at lime
of sale, balance of cash payment as agreed upon at
time of sale.
P. tt. Komi this ad to your friend who wauls a
good orchard.
10. II. IlAMi, Owner,
WILLIAM I'LUICII, Auctioneer.
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WANTED Good lathe man, nt onco.
Whltcmnn Motor Appllanco Co. 30
North Holly. HI
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
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East Ninth. H5
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School
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Rrlng your children to our storo
and let uu shoo thorn. Our stock
is new and our. prices aro sure
right. 'A Fit or no BtUo" at
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AUTOMOBILES
The Only Chance You Will Ever Have
to Buy Autos on Special Sale
Will move next week in the New Sparta
Building, Riverside and Main, where I will
have the best equipped show room and re
tail house on the Pacific coast.
I now have on hand both
New and Second Ha(rid Gars at
Reduced Prices
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See me quick if you want a bargain ;
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132 South Riverside
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