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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 15, 1913)
I 1 ' PATHS FOUR todfokd matt; Tmmim mtodfort), otctcoon, Monday, September v, nrm. IOCAL AND L PERSONAL Mr. and Sirs. 1 W. Carnnlinn hnvo returned to tho litito Ledge after a IiubIiicsk visit In Mcdford. County Itccord and Mrs. P. L. Col vlB woro guests ot Medford rolntlvos Saturday nnd Sunday, Mrs. L. A. King and Mrn. A. W. Short made Medford a visit Saturday nftornoon. Homo-mado lirond at Do Voo's. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorgo Patrick were down from Gold Hill Saturday. George A. Dunlap of Josephine rounly tarried in Mcdford Saturday. Mrs. Prank Caldwell of Grants Tags 1ms been mnklng Miss Ella Garni yaw n visit. Kodak finishing, bost In town, at VN'cston's. Kvcrett Corey loaves this week for Corvallls where ho will attend O. A. C. this year. Mlsa Edna Wells of Ashland vis itcd in Mcdford and Jacksonville Sat urday and Sunday. ' E. W. Carloton and M. M. Root were over from Tablo Rock Satur day. Crater Lake pictures ,a book if 12 pictures, band colored, tho finost ever mado of tho lake, for salo at Gcrking & Harmon's studio. Call and sco them. 22S East Main street, phono 320-J. tt Mrs. Hubbard ot Gold Hill dis trict transacted business in Mcdford Saturday. Carl Centner vras of tho many residents of Grants Pass who were in Mcdford recently. Charles Lccflold nnd George W. Frcy of Lake creek spent Saturday and Sunday in Mcdford. ' K. D. Weston, commercial photog rapher, negatives made any time or placo by appointment. Phone M. 1471. Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Smith and W. Mansfield of Tolo district mado a trip to Mcdford Saturday. Max P. Jacoby, who has been postmaster of Tolo for many years, lias resigned, and Lillian Stevens will succeed him. 1C. V. Knight of McCIond and Lewis Whlto of Ward, Cal., aro lato arriv als in Mcdford. You will bo surprised to find how Httlo It costs to havo tho Southern Oregon Electric company do your electric wiring and repairing. Phone 92C. J. P. Drown nnd Fred Pclouzo of Eaglo Point tarried in Medford Sat urday. Mcrlo Mlncar, tho horticulturist, nnd his family wero Medford visitors Saturday. C. S. Sanderson. S. C. Mlnnlck and J. J. Brown of Central Point tran sacted business in Mcdford Saturday. Wynno Scott, ono ot tho most up-to-datb portrait artists on the Pa cific coast Is taking chargo of tho portratt department for tho Gerkln & Harmon Photo company, 228 East Mnln street. E. E. Morrison and E. Judy of Griffin creek motored to Mcdford Saturday. G. A. Gardner went to Portland Sunday evening to attend tho an nual meeting ot county clerks of Ore gon. Will Merrlraan, who Is in tho cm ploy of tho Southern Pacific at Port land, and his daughter wero Medford visitors Sunday. "Insuranco your best assot." Have the best. Placo your Insuranco with Holmes, the Insuranco Man, right it he writes It. tf Mr. nnd Mrs. E. W. Hutchlns of Dunsmulr, Cal., who havo been vis iting J. L-. McAhron and other rela tives, returned homo Sunday. Mr. Walling and his family of Table Rock drovo to Mcdford Satur day. Prlvato music lessons from CO cents upward to three dollars per lesson, according to subject and teacher chosen. Medford Consorva- nrv. Cnllnen Tllilf? . !M Vnrth Rrnnn. J. W. nybeo of North Jacksonville was n business visitor in Mcdford Sat urday. ,Mr. nnd Mrs. H. V. Meador wore down from the Suncrest orchard Sat urday. Mrs. F. Zena returned to Gold Hill after avlslt In Mcdford with her sis ter, Mrs. K. Ingraham. .Mrs. Arthur H. Allyn hns opened nn offlco no public stenographer at tho Medford Hotel. Bho is exper ienced In court reporting, logal work, banking, insurance, abstracting, real cstnto and commercial lines. Satis faction guaranteed. Prices reason able IS 2 Mrs. Leo Wntklns wont to Central Point Sunday evening to visit frionds living there Weeks & McGowan Co. ' UNDERTAKERS XlADY AMIHTAirr Day I'liono 227 Night V. W. Weeks 103-J-2 Phone A, E. Orr 078-M Mr. and Mrs. Hornco Pelton of Sams Valley motored to Medford Sat urday. .Inmos G. Cotchott arrived from Weed, Cal., Sunday, en route to Port land, nnd was accompanied to tho metropolis by his wire, who has been visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. John S. Orth. Mr. and Mrs. P. II. Oatman and Carl llccson wero up from Talent Sat urday. I'rcd Alton ItalRht, tcachor of piano and harmony, National Con servatory of New York. Specialist In tho correct principles of touch and tcchnliiuo In nil grades ot study. Careful attention given to young children nnd beginners. Faults ac quired through wrong ways of prac ticing corrected. Fall term Septem ber 2. Halght Music Studios, 116 S. Laurel street, phone 176-H. A. L. Hnzolton nnd H. O. Wiener of Eaglo Point mado a trip to Mcdford Saturday. L. Musgrnve of Kansas City, Mo., Is visiting Hammond brothers, who are relatives. Ho Is limiting on Trail creek with A. Hammond nt present. Mr. nnd Mrs. John It. Wilson of Griffin creek spent Saturday In Med ford. Mrs. Louise Conner and Mrs. M. E. Ilrlggs ot Ashland nnd Miss E. Rig don of Salem were Mcdford visitors Saturday. E. D. Hall was In Medford Satur day. Ho owns a fine farm on Hear creek which ho elsewhere advertises to soil at public auction October 1, to gether with all of his personal pro perty. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kenney nnd Justin Wilson wero of Sams Valley's delegation to the county fair. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Urownlee aro In Mcdford again, aftor spending several weeks at their former homo In Wyom ing. Pike Thurman. who Is located In Siskiyou county, Cal., Is making rela tives living at Jacksonville a visit. Rutherford W. Kerr, who has been In tho postal sorvlce nt Medford for so mo time past, has been transferred to Long Dearh. Cal., for which place he left Sunday. Edison Marshall has gone to Eu geno and will attend tho Fnlverslty of Oregon during the coming year. Rev. G. A. Ulalr of San Francisco was In tho valley during tho past week, looking after tho interests of the American Rlblo society. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. H. Smith of Rogue River woro In Mcdford recently, tho guosts of E. Flnley nnd his family. Mrs. C. Router and her daughter, Mrs. C. Vogt, of Jacksonville, vis ited in Mcdford Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Honglund and n. W. Huston of Willow Springs dis trict were of the many who came to Medford Saturday. C. A. Malbocuf of Portland, who Is well known In Medford, Is In tho val ley again. Ho Is connected with n concern engaged in buying and sell ing fruit. Arthur Dodge and O. A. Hubbard woro down from Dig Dutto Saturday. The former reports that Frank Netlt erland and C. A. Edmondson will put up a saw mill on P. Kelsoo's land in n short time. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hugh Mitchell nnd Miss Stcol were guests of .Mr. nnd Mrs. E. G. Trowbridge Saturday. They are located at Grants Pass. Dr. and Mrs. It. E. Golden of Jacksonville motored to Medford Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Thomas Pnnkoy, J, II. Gay and Mrs. R. Uay wore down from Central Point Saturday. J. P. Codings of nig Applegate ar rived from Happy Camp, Cal., Satur day, whero ho Is In tho employ of Farrlsh & Co., of Los Angoles, who aro developing sevornl good copper properties. Mrs. Norah Story of Hornbrook, Cal., Is In Medford visiting hor' par ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Culton. Miss Edith Robinson, chief opera tor for tho Home Tolophono company In Mcdford, has returned from a trip to Portland and other northern points. Miss Alllco Hoofs ot Jacksonville loft for Newport, her former homo on Sunday and will ho gone several weeka. Mrs. Joseph Pope, who has been visiting relatives living at Jackson ville, loft for Marshflold Sunday, P. W. Ross and Ills family of Glen dalo and T. A. Carlton of Ashland aro among tho rccont arrivals in Medford. Frank Plymalo, formerly of Med ford and Jacksonville, passod through Sunday, en route from San Francisco to Portland. Ho Is In poor health and will ho operated on for stomach trouhlo by Dr. Sam Slocum. Miss Iva Rowley of Grand Rapids, Mich., who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Clay, left for Portland Sundny evening. C C. McCIondon ot Gold Hill, a well known pioneer, was among his Medford frl'fnds Saturday. A. A. Porter of Grants Pass was ono of tho many who attended tho Jackson county fair. William F. Smith was ono of (ho successful exhibitors at the Jackson county fair. Ho was awarded five blue ribbons on products of his placo locatod between Medford and Central Point. C, J. Howard, founder of tho Cot tage. Grove Nugget, and an old Oregon Journalist, was In Medford Saturday. Ho Is now representing J, A. Folger & Co., of San Francisco. Miss 11. P.. Aulenrleth ot YroU, Cal., who has been visiting nt Grants Pass, passed through Medford Sat urday, on route homo. Mr. nnd Mrs. George C. Garrett were nt tho Southern Oregon depot Sunday evening, to seo their sous off to college. Vernon will attend tho University ot Oregon, while Gary will lo n student ot Columbia University of Porttnnd. Mr. and Mrs. Justin Elfort. who havo been spending the past fort night In Medford, hnvo returned to their homo at Rosehurg. John Arnell roturned Sunday oven tug from an extended trip to other states on business connected with his extensive real estate holdings In Jackson county. Tho lecture of I. A. lloak, head consul of the Woodmen of tho World, at the Page Theater, Saturday night, was largely attended. A moving pic ture ohlbltlou and several musical numbers woro on tho program. Mr lloak, who Is an nblo lecturer, re ceived a hearty reception. An Initia tion and banquet followed. R. V. lleall, the pioneer farmers, has Just finished harvesting tho crop he raised on 45 acres near Central Point. Although tho land hns been cultivated for half a century contin uously, 2S90 bushels of wheat, bar ley and oats, or nearly C3 bushels por acre, were taken off tho trnct. Mr. Gernd Talllandlcr. the director of tho Medford Conservatory has not been heard fti piano recital work In Medford for several years. Ho will bo one of the performers at tho Med ford Conservatory concert which will bo. given net Thursday evening nt the high school auditorium. Among his numbers will be Liszt's Rlgolotto and Vogrlch's Staccato Caprice. Tickets for tho concert can bo had froo of charge at the conservatory or 'from any mombor of tho factulty. Misses Rita and Eleanor Tragor who have been tho guests of Mrs. Charles Lebo left unexpectedly Sun dny evening for Portland on account of tho Illness of th.-lr grandfather. FAIR AWARDS IN DEPARTMENTS ANNOUNCED (Continued from page 1.) CLOSE EXCHANGE FOR F L NEW YORK, Sept. 13' Tho gov ernors of tho New York stock ox chango voted today to close the ex change until noon Monday, Septem ber 22, the day of tho funeral of the lato Mayor William J. Gaynor, out of respect to the memory" of tho city's chlof executive. The body of Mayor Gaynor s on route to Nov York from Llvorpool on bonrd tho steamer Lusl tanla, duo to arrlvo Friday. GRAY HI BECOMES DARK, THICK. GLOSSY Look Years Younger! Try Grand. nin'h Itec-lpe of Sage and Sulphur mid Nobody Will Know S. I'cuuUtoii Find, dnhlins; see oml, listers. Mm. Paul KruUler Find, unlets. Mrs. Cnrtwriiiht- Second, nastur tiums. Mm. J. P. Ucddy Second, dah lias, Culinary Depart incut Mrs. 1'. Krutxlcr First, bcd dis play canned fruit ; seconds, disulny jellies, display pickles. Mis Chloe IJoliinson First", burnt leather cuke, aiicel onko. Mrs. F. P.. Merrick First, dcvi'U food cuke. . Mrs. William Ford -Fir!, Ict diilnv jellies', second, dily cann ed fruit: Mrs. 1). H. Knssoll - Fir!. hct roll dairy butler. Mrs. Cnrlwriglit First, largest nnd best dinlnv pickle.". Mrs. Mnusrinm- Second, devil's food enke. Mrs. Heliliug Second, nm;cl cake. Canned Fruits Mr. C. M. ParkerFirsts, b'oynl Ann cherries, Hint: cherries, Lambert cherries: 'second-. Loganberries, raspberries. ltuiuont Orcbnrd - Fir!, Lonnn berries, rnspborries; second, black berries. Mrs. .T. T. Summerville First, ox benrt cherries: second, lliiur cherries. Mrs. ,T, Ii. Pcinmer-First, black berries; second. Rovnl Ann cherries. Mrs. II. C. Joy Second, Lambert cherries. Vegetables E. S. Ilitxler First, parsnips three pumpkins, sweet potato squnh: second, enrrnts. W. F. Smith Fir!, beets, sweet corn. A. 2f. Wright First, Hubbard squash, popcorn. Mrs. D. M. McNassar First, fiobl com. watermelon. Prommcr Hro. First, Uockv Ford melens: best netted cantaloupe. I. A. Perry hirst, potatoes. F.li Hohnck First, onions. Mrs. Peter F.nsolc First, cab bages: second, becl. T. 0. Martin Firt. carrots. Mrs. H. It. Xyo First, celery; second, watermelon. Mrs. W. A. Lovolncc First, tomn foes; second, cnbbnpes. Mrs nnvid Pliipps First, best pumpkin. W. M. Ford Pint, bnnnnn miifck melon. Humont orchards First, cgir plant. C. M. Parker Second, pntntno. Nnrris & Carlton Second, on ion. J. L. Demmer Second, parsnips, Ilubbnrd n.unli. E. Ii. Lnne Second, pumpkin. II, 1). Sohulor-- Second, field corn. S. 0. lleorgu Second, pupcuiu, Peter Young Second, best netted cantaloupe. P. (I. Itoyd Second, hwccI potato sipiush, , Grains and Seeds J. A. Kelts First, leu varieties of native woods. Mrs. Peter F.nsclc First, field and garden seeds, fifteen varieties, grown bv exhibitor. Manufacturing u Jackson County Medford. Sash & Hour Co. Host exhibit shown by planing mill in ,lncki u county, II. A. Jensen llo brick, comenl. W. Nicholas Host brick, com mon. Medford Concrete Construction Co. Rest cement tile. It. Khun Host signs. P.. 0. Sllliman Host exhibit of candy. Korlnek Velcrinnry Remedy Co. Post speoial d'sulnv. Minerals P. W. Carnnlinn - First nnd sec ond, copper oto; first and second, gold quart x. Honey ,T. Stewart First nnd second, case bouev in comb; first nnd sec ond. M rained bouev. This doc, not include any special nwnrris. Women's Fall Shoes! W iwltMitl n most conlinl invi (ntion lo ovcry vvnitinn In (Ills vicinilv lo call lo wo llio lionulil'til now oronlions in Mill Shoos llial wo nro now showing. As. mm To Pit Wc Like Tlio Hani DLllLlllU J NIIOKHTOIti: To I'll XOTICI! TO MASONS. All Masonic, brothers nro requested to meet nt our hall nt 1:110 p. m. on Tuesday, Sept. tV.tlt. to attend the funeral of Urothcr J. K. Darnell. K. H. ooiti:, W. M. A CHANCE TO GO TO ROSEBURG (). V. Alyors, tho nnloinoliilo iimii, will lonvo Wol nostltiy morning for Uosohnrg l unloniobilo nnd will Inko I wo pnMsongors along nl a reasonable rale. Aflor alleiuling I lie U'osolinrg Kail', will eonlinne Ihe (rip on lo Portland. Any one wishing lo go ean see moat thoNnsh Hotel, or 'phone JKI1-L or IfiS. INDIGESTION; GAS OR Tlino It! "Puim-'s Illapep-dn" Makes Your t'psct, llluntisl St.iiuarli l-'ivl Kino In I'ho Minutes Almost everyone knows thai Sage ica nuu Tiuipnur, propony com pounded, brings back the natural color and luster to tho hair when fadod, streaked or gray; also ends dandruff, Itching scalp nnd stops falling hair. Years ago tho only way to got this mlxturo was to make It at home, which Is mussy nnd trou blesome. Nowadays wo simply nsk at any drug storo for "Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur Hair Remedy," You will got a largo bottlo for about GO cents. Everybody usob this old, famous re cipe, because no ono can possibly toll that you darkened your hair, as It does It so naturally and evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft brush with It and draw thla through your hair, taking ono small strand at a time; by morning the gray har disappears, and after another application or two, your hair becomes beatlfully dark, thick and glossy nnd you look years younger. TOO LATH TO CLASSIFY. WANTKD To rent or buy stump puller. II. W. lilngham, phone 6D7-.I-2. 1S0 WANTKD To hoar from nn exper ienced bookkeeper nnd monograph, or with unqtiestlonnblo references. Must bo mnu of ability nnd nblo to handle our system of factory cost, llagley Canning Co., Talent, Ore gon., 1C3 WANTKD CO tons grain liny dellv orcd or In stack. II. W. lilngham, phono riai-J-2. 150 "Really does" put bad stomachs In order "really does" overcome Indi gestion, dyspepsia, gas, heartburn nnd sourness In five mltiutcn that Just makes I'apn'a Dlapopsln tho Inr- gost selling stomach regulntor In the world. If what you eat ferments Into stubborn lumps, you belch gas and cructato sour, undigested food and arid; hend Is dizzy nnd ncltcs; brenth foul; tongue coated; your In. sides filled with Idle nnd Indigestible wnsto, romombor the moment "I'npe's Dlapepsln" comes In contact with tho stomach all such dlstresn vanishes. It's truly astonishing almost mar velous, and the Joy Is Its harmless nesn, A largo fifty-cent case of Papo's Dlapepsln will rvo you a hundred dollars' worth of satisfaction or your druggist hnnds you your money bnek It's worth Its weight In gold to men nnd women who can'tget their stomachs regulated. It belongs In your homo should always bo kept handy In caso of a sick, sour, upset stomach during tho day or nt night. It's tho quickest, surest nnd most harmless stomach doctor In tho world. Clot Our Prices on What. WOOD Von Will Want for the Winter TIER, CORD AND OAR LOTS VALLEY FUEL CO. Sneeossfii's lo "Noiohsloin. Cor. Fir nnd Second St. West. Tol. 70. (7t77 X IX'?"- ,J 1 X J ?XI " X Vi Vji ia i'e . 1 i i !, , I , 1 ? " I I Hl " "i v1! J I I I V) Si WOOD Draperies x carry n ver: rr n verr loco curiiil pnmnl.t. Iln- nf drorxTlrii. Ineo curtains, flxturra, etc.. nl iln all cIimhcn nf unliolnlorliiif. A pi-rl.il man to look afW thla work excluitlvely ami will kIva (in k'xk! fiivtin un m ii ItlU llUKl'Mt Cltll Weeka & McGowan Co. For Sale OAK, FIR, LAUREL AND SLADWOOD IN TIER, CORD AND CARLOAD LOTS Frank H. Ray Yard at Sixth and Fir Sts. PHONE 7fiO.R 8 (Vi (Vl (T) ft ( l.i ft ft ft' (!) ?2(lSit?IS)iVii' i?ii'l 'i' "' '' '' V -M !W"i i C;lY-iri li l i ) w mix ; w .CTTj J.'.llr- A&Al Wm?3 m w StmioFIm (b "a( 8Hitio!.VA g,- t.Awrf i, M A WANTKD To ront team with option to purchase. II. W, Hlnghnm.iriG WANTKD To buy Jorsoy, Holsteln or Durham cow. II, W. lilngham, ICC WANTKD To ront drill with or wlthnlit team to sow CO acres. II. W. lilngham, phono GA7-.I--'. FOR SALK -1 top wagon, miltnbln for camping or peddling, 1211 W. 10th St. 1G1 WANTKD ;j or 1 room furnished house. Address Quick, caro Mall Tribune. ifi&-Mif'i'j-f'MttfWKfffiji8fffi. I wf By their con-rfW I Etnnt use of H 2p f nilllinnR nf wnm. iW9 () I en testify to the value of TUtl mays i-a - -wmm WW -- -m yUalU & MW iV. Ml W WaM W Mi vzgjL urn I It rcuUtTCH iiiitural color J1D ft 1 to rvy lmlr. It eradicates Kil!l dandruff. Ititopi falling holr. Mvi Q B It is not a dye. Good re- JlW'ivl 0 MX suits always follow Its uic. RVmm S II SOc sail U H t tooil dniltUt: Uit MM ft III lor laniplo ccnil 10c in J your ) ft I dealer' mine lo I'Mlo ( WPV ft IU Speclililet Co., Ncwtik, N. J-fSlj ft Mi;iUUKD 1'llAllMAUX ! TO HOOD SIIOKH That aro Stylish Kit and Wear. No Trouhlo I-'or us to I'leaso I'AHTICULAH Cl'STOMKHS HecuiiBo Our Shoes aro up-to-date and sold at "itiuiiT ijtici-:s" For the MEN I POSITIVELY GUARAN- TEE TO GROW HAIR ON BALL HEADS Tf I do not Ihoy do not have to pay. This is a fair proposition I ALSO DO GENTLE MEN'S SHAMPOOING AND MANICURING This is not an oxdusivo ladies' shop, but is for both men and women. 'All wo ask is a trial. Mmd. Dowd Jeffers Next to Postoffico Ol'l'O.SITK I'OST OFFICII mfSf&sfsmfsfym&si rhon,) fov appointment THE TWO INSEPARABLE It takes a flour of nuporior quality to make tho most do licious bread. Whoti you want to mnltn sonic particular dellrnry, yon uso the very finest Ingredients you cm procure The nihiic prlurlpal holds good lu bak ing bread. .If you use the fluent flour ou get lii-ltcr baiting results. Many luowug IioiimcwIvcs aro limUtlng upon tho continual use of Drifted Snow Flour for their experience proves Hint It iiiiiKch the iiiomI wholit-oiiie and dellcloiiH bread. If you could see the care that Is lalo-n In milling Drifted Snow t'lour, ou would know vsh) It gives )u such i-xcelh-nt renutts )ou would appre ciate the difference between Drifted Know I'lour and ordinary flours. When you want large, light loaves of bread Just try Drifted Huow I'loiu ami you will he more thau'pleuKcd with your baking. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR "DRIFTED SNOW" SPERRY FLOUR CO. JliWirXrjXj PUBLIC AUCTION SALE ON PREMISES ON OCT 1, 1913, AT 2 P. M. SHARP. ' 55 ACRES OFiBEARING;pRCHARD !Boar Crook alfalfa land, Ihe best in llio valley, lo- oalod two miles north of Mcdford, Oregon. .Pacific. S & Eastern Jiailroad runs throiiL'h tho tract, whore fruit and other produce can be loaded on the cars g without any Ioiil' haul. AVill bo soUl in two or more S tracts. Correct ael'oatfo and lernis will be jjivon nt salo. Trees all standard varieties: 'Mi acres Now- towns and Spits, 7 to 10 years old; !) acres delicious 2 years old; (J acres pears from 1 to 0 years old; !l acres almonds, cherries, poaches, etc, .Improve- mellis: A No. 1 two-story ten room modern house, I largo barn and outbuildings, pumping plant with ion tnousanu gallon laiuc, enure tract can lie im- gated from Rogue River canal. Present water right S for two acres. Machinery, tools and livestock will bo sold if purchasers do not wish tho same. Tonus $ will hn ojiHiv I Ini't.i lien c uh. leu nl ll) iuu coiil tit limn i of sale, balaneo of cash payment as agreed upon at timo of salo. P. S. Sond this ad to your friend who wanis a good orchard. ,10. K TALL, Owner, WIIJJAM ULItlOIf, Audtioncor. S&zG& t ,