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Newspaper Page TextPA013 TWO. MWPFOKl) MATIi TRIBUNE, MlWFOim ORK(10NT, THURSDAY, KKPTKMIWR 2o. 1!)M. j a L OOALAND I PERSONAL (i. S. Wlioolor, Jr, of Ashland apont Thursday Jn Medford. .T. C. Mntttuon of Ornntg 1'nsa was n recent visitor In Medrord. County, Commissioner .1. 0. Smith loft Wednesday to low n proposed rood from rieswint crook to Grates crcok, llml would divert tlio trado enst (if tbo ' Ulvldo Into Jackson county. Home of the I.a Groriuo and Kabo Cornets. Ahruns. ' Capt. J. T. C. Nash nt m-rkoloy, pioneer ulnor. btilldor nnd owner of the Kiihh Uotol bunding Is visiting In .Medford, having conio over from hla Klnmnth river mines, A pinto of fancy Jonathans, thnt scoro 100 per cont for color. Is on exhibit In the Commercial club rooms from the Winchester orchard, owned by Chris Gottlolb. Tlio now fall showing ot kid gloves nro hero. Ahrens. llr. A. i:. Hockey, the distinguished' Portland surgeon, who has been the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Kdgar Hnfor 1 Qnnfnnl fliirlin nt Snil I.VnllnlilPfV wbo. returned from Orator l.nko n cpnplo ot days ngo left for his homo Thursday. Ho Is cihthuslnstlc over the Valley and declares ho will return nnd Invest. Ho spent six weeks In Southern Oregon. Mr. nnd Mrs. l.rsktno Wood, Minn Margaret Hewett and .Walter Whll over ot Portland, form a party that left Thursday for Crater Iako. Mr. Wood Is tho son ot C. R. S. Wood, well known In Mbdford. , K. 1). Weston, commercial photog rapher, negatives rondo nnj tlmo or plnce, by appointment. Phono M 1471. W. K. Hoverhlgo. who has beau connected with tho survoylnc; crow of tho Grants Pass-Croncent City railroad Is In tho city. Mr. ltoxerldgo has mode his regular yoarly prediction thnt ihe Giants will win tho world series from tho Athletics. Ho is tho stnunchest Giant supporter In the valloy. Tho Iloguo nivor Valley railroad Is putting a cont ot tar on tho roofs ot their depots nt Medford nnd Jacksonville. Order early today, fish day, from Medford Fish and Poultry Market. Tho street department Is planning to Issue orders to nil property own ers to keep tho falling leaves from LOUIS W. HILL, OFFERS HANDSOME SILVER t.OV V. ING CUP AT riEDMOND POTATO SHOW AND FAIR TO BE HELD AT REDMOND, OREGON, OCTOBER 23rd TO 25th, 13. slnco the doctors convention, loft Thursday for Portland, but states collecting on tho sldeaw Iks. thnt ho will return next summer. Ho John Downs, who owns a homo- landed a good slscd steclhcad Wednesday at tho Itogue, and Is com ing back for n week of tho- royal sport. A. K. Itcames, who has been eon ducting wntcr rlcht cases before Water Commissioner Chinook nt Gold Hill, finished examination of wit nesscs Wednesday and tho board ot control will now adjudicate tho lights on Sardine creek. Thcro Is a photographer in your town. H. X. Mackcy, Alain and Cen tral, Medford. Ore. II. 1). Patterson has exhibited a plate ot McDavItt Clings at tho Com mbrctnl club, which ho claims is tho finest eating peach grown In tho val ley. Tom Marshall, of Chicago, ono of tho crack shots of tho world, and Charles Thorpe, of Geneva, Xeb., who won famo first as a jockey, then as a marksman, arrived Thursday to vls.lt Edcar Hafor for a week. Both aro orchard owners In tho valley nnd highly delighted with tho prospects. "As soon as I got money enough savod to retire. I am coming hero to live." said Mr. Marshal. Homo-made bread at Do Voo's, On Saturday ot this week C. C. Hoover will havo a fat veal at tho public market. Booth 13. ICO Sleeping porch roofs repaired and coated. W. II. Smith. Phono 917-M. Get jour roofs repaired with Com position Boor Coating. W. H. Smith. Phono 917-M. Moro beautiful, now tailored suits Just (n at Ahrens. Judgo-W. H. Canon, clerk of tho federal district court that meets here October 7, returned Wednesday from Grants Pass, where ho compiled tho federal jury list which Is made up of taxpayers of Jackson and Josephlno counties. Ho reports very good ex hibits at tho Josephlno county fair. I.. K. Shophard of Ashland wob a recent Mcdfonl visitor. Kodak finishing, best tn town, nt Weston's. Former Slato Senator L. L. Mullt of Ashland spent Wednesday In Med ford. k Senator H.'Von ilor ilollen ot Wel len was n recent Medford visitor. Many novel, now thlngB In neck wear at Ahrcni. , A. F. Shntts of Mason City, Iowa, Is h guest of tho Nosh. It. J. Coles ot HIUs Is a Medford visitor. Crater I.ako pictures, ,a ."book if 12 pictures, hand colored, tho finest ever mndo ot the l&lio, for salo at Gorklng & Harmon's studio. Call and eco thorn. 228 Hast Main street, phono 320-J. tf Mrs. W. A. Sumner, wifo of tho innmif.or of tho Palmer Investment company, lias joined her husband who prececded her horo by two months Janit'H Hickman and wlto of Par nla, Idaho aro recent Mtdford ar rivals. Pine values, a big showing, mako lively buying In o-ir mllllnory de partment. Ahrens, Soldon Hill a former member of tho high school football team, and catcljtr on tho Medford hall tpra last summer will leavo In n few 'lays for Snu Francisco to enter tho Polytech nic, high school of that city. A. S. Urccht of Watklus, who owns n Btiiull farm nonr that pioclut. is In tho rlty for a few days buying sup plies. Phono 302 for fresh fish, shell and smoked fish, oystern and poultry. WccRs oVMcGowan to mrnrcRTAitiii XU.DY ASBIBTMTT f Day Iljou "" Nlubt K W. VvU m':(..u I'linun A. K. Orr D78-M stead ten miles cast of llutto Falls Is spending a few dnys In tho city vis iting friends and relatives. You will bo surprised to find how llttlo It costs to havo tho Southern Oregon Klectrlc company do your electric wiring and repairing. Phono 920. A. A. Tllton of I.akcvlow Is In the city for n few ilays on business. The high' school football team will bo organised- this week, nnd regular practlco for tho season begun next Monday. Tho prospects nro bright for a strong team. Games will be scheduled with Ashland,. Grants Pass and possibly Klamath Falls nnd Ku gene. Sealshlpt and Olympla fresh oys ters In bulk and cans, Medford Fish and Poultry Market. Southbound passenger train No. 13, was delayed 35 minutes this morn ing hy,dolay in transcontinental con nections at Portland. Vanco Colvlg, son of Judgo Col- vlg, made his Initial appearance on a vaudeville stngo Wcdncsdny night with tho Pantancs bill at tho Page. Considering 'tho fact that It was his first offenso tho young man did well, and will llkoly improve with stage coaching nnd experience. Tho, rest of tho bill was fair to med ium, with a couple of good singing acts. Wynne Scott, ono of tho moat up-to-date portrait artists on tho Pa cific coast is taking charge of tho portrait department for tho Gcrkln & Harmon Photo company, 228 East Main street. Mlts Xoll Storm has returned from an auto trip to Crescent City. A coroner's Jury yesterday after noon returned a vordlct of accidental death In tho caso of Edward Stratton was klllod whllo trying to rldo n freight train Tuesday night. Tho Jury also found that ho was Intoxi cated. Deceased was a native of Kansas, 32 years old, and a Spanish war veteran. Deputy Coroner Perl has asked for six Spanish war vete rans to act as pallbearers. Every day Is fish day. Tho Med ford Fish and Poultry Market. Phono G2 Is tho placo. Tho Co-operative Fruit association has Installed an Oregon Combination Fruit Cleaning nnd Grading machine. Tbo oppartus cleans, sizes, grades, and polishes the apples, and has at tracted considerable attention from fruitgrowers. Henry Bates has returnod from a vacation trip to Ager Springs, Cal. Jim Bates returnod with tho auto whllo Henry took tho train. . "Insuranco your best asset." Ilavn tho best. Placo your Insurance with Uplines, tho Insurance Man, right If bo writes It. tf Tho local National Guard company will hold Its regular drill tonight at tho Nat. Tho company Is dickering tp rent the basomont of the building for athletic purposes but no terms havo boon reached. Mint Esther Kasshafer has gone to Sacred Heart hospital preparatory to bolng operated upon for nppondlcltls Private music lessono from CO cents upward to threo dollara per losson. according to subject nnd teacher choson. Medford Conricrvn- ory. Collogo fildg., 31 North Grape. John Johnson of Itoguo Illver was In tho city for a fow hours Wednes day on business. Tho Parpnt-Toachors association will moot tomorrow afternoon at tho public library. Milk and cream at DqVoo's. For salo, n Singer sowing machlno, almost now and In porfect condition, at a' bargain. Apply at 717 North Wyorsldo nvo., Medford, 1C0 Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mohrbachor of Shawneo, Okla., aro visiting tho Antlo families. Mr. Mohrbachor Is treas urer of Shawneo and says tho com mission form of government Is not n success In their city. rrwra N 1 t vtr- ? - . -SK J - w A 'ff? Mjj .... Aff l "J tVl y u ii in.. i. m.i- .. ..- ff I A ill swr5- r" ivo&' If E I'KKlK, Scpl. 2.1. Thirl v illioim ami Cliinene tronj were routed with Ireinomlous In!, of life lty n liijj foroo of Mongolian (rilieamoii 1 li iiiiltvi uorlliwt'st of hero in n union light luttlJe , last nigjit. aiyunlin to ilifimkiieg hero today. NOTICE .MASONS. Work Ip tho Follow Croft dogreo Friday night. Louis W. Hill. Chairman tf lw Uoinl os rip ni n special pno for tlte of Director:) of the ti'riat Nort'uTii Hit' Ik-si ' i. -. r, ihil.ilom, anv -arict. way, haa tignalitnl las inlir f In t' ' I , ' Lair . urKil t lri;jr.'in hit succofs of the Iteihnoml PoiMo Show rliouc t ii ami help to mike the and Fair by oftVrmi i h.iniUotiio cilrr aur.xHi'i - Miss Knthorluo Clark has gono to Portland for nn ottunded stay. J. A. Tornoy has returned from a trlp.to his mining Interests at Huttou, California. Prof. P. J. O'Gara who was oper ated upon last week In a San Fran clco hospital Is Improving rapidly, and Is expected to return to Medford some tlmo next week. Dr. J. I.. Helms nnd wifo left Wednesday for Salem to attend tho state fair. Dr. Holmn will enter Al bla and David Harum In a number of tho races. W. It. Colomnn ot Jacksonville was a business visiter Hi Medford Wednesday. Alva Wnlkor has left for n trip through tho Willamette valley, vis iting, tho county fair at Eugcno audi tho stato fair at Salem boforo his re turn. , Iadles' and men's tailoring,, stiltn mado of your own material. Medford Tailors. 12S East Main St. - 1C2 Tho fall migration southward of wanderers Is on, a number of box enr tourists, receiving police attention Wednesday night and oarly Thurs-i day morning. A number ot local hunters nre j reveling In that oplouroan delight jerky. It Is a very senrco nrtlolo, I and possessors of It, oat sparingly, , glvo nono away, and vnluo It moro highly than "heavenly .manna." B. J. Colo, proprietor of tho Colcstln retort In tho Slsklyous Is In tho city attending to business nint-i tcrs. JIo reports an cxcollont season, and has a number of Improvements In mind for next yoar. Many Med fordltes spont their vacation this year at tho springs. iar that lose It color nnd luster. J. G. Wheeler, Jr., of Ashland, was!,,- wj,en u fades, turns gray, dull and a business visitor In tho city Woi1um urulou. Is caused ). a lack of sulphur Prompt Pnjmriit Flro Lou. This Is to cortlfy that tho .North western National Fire Insuranco com puny, through their agents, Graham & Wakimiau, paid mo my loss by flro In full, thirteen hundred dollars (11300), and I can heartily rccom- 1 mend Graham ft Wnkoman to all who doslro firs In urauco thnt pays I promptly and in full 1 1C0 Gl'ST FASKE. DARKENS GRAY HAIR Ilrtiklt This ilirougli I'iiiIciI, 1,1 felon l.niki mill iliey Ilecomo D.uk, (.'Ins.-), Youthful day. Supervisor M. I.. Erickion of tho festry sorvlco lQft Wednesday after noon for a tour of Inspection of con ditions along tho Applcgate. A small linieli flro was reported In that sqc tlon but was extinguished without any dnmago or delay. J. C Mattlson of Grants Pass was In tho city for a fow hours Wednes day. - Graham & Wakeman woro at Der by, Trail and I'rospoct yesterday. S. II. Graham gaps to Illinojs val loy for a foy days on buslnons Friday morning. In tho hair. Our Kra'udmolhqr mado up a mlxttiro of Sane Tna and Hulphur to kftp her louki dark nnd baatlful, n,ml tliousands of wopiuu unit moil who value that ewu tolor, that bonu- tlful dark Bbnd of hulr which Is so attractivo, u only this old-tlmo ro oipo. Nowadays xro fc't thla fa pious mix turu by ukkliiK'ut any drug storo for a r.O rent bottle of "Wyeth'H Sago nod Sulphur ;llar Keniqdy," which darksini tho. hair no , nntiiraly, ,ho ovennly. that nobody can possibly tell It has hen appllod Unoldns, It takoH off dandruff, stouit kcalu Itchluc and Ladles' and men's tailoring Bulla to , fninir hal, ynll I,,. .lamnon a 128 I.'nst BUI from order. Medford Tailors, Main St County Clork Gardner and Ilamlll woro buslnobs visitors Jacksonville this morning. Hugh C. Mitchell, In chargo o hatchery operations on tbo Itoguo was a Mrdford visitor Thursday. Ho roports over 2,000,000 salmon eggn already taken nt tho Elk crook hatch pry. Egg taking operations nt Itoguo Illvor will begin October 1. Ho roports tho rlvor lowor than for many years and docs not oxpect nny run of stcnlhoad until a freshet brings higher water. Mrs. Fred Folouze of Eagle Point was a Thursday visitor In Medford. George E. Sanders, tho Grants Pass piomoter, was a recent visitor in Medford and roporla that ho Is rap- Idly complqtlng plans for his new water power and public uorvlco cor poration. - sponge or soft brush with It and draw ir'2'tbl through your knlr, Inking ono staatl strand at a tlmo. By morning tho grny hair (llH.ij.pnarn; hut what delights thoJadlos with Wyoth'ti Sago aud Sulphur I that, bnsldcu beauti fully ilnrkanlng the hair after n fow applications, It aluo brings back tho gloss and lustnr and gives. It an up poarnncM of nhundanro, 5"---"-"-sr - TOO LATE 'XO CliAfj.-HIT. FOR JIB.NT Two furnlsliod rooms, for light hritiHokeopIng, modern In cluding gas. Phono 372-J. FOIt SALE-- Very cheap,, hqusokoop lug juutflt fpr four room Iiouho; houso rent $10. 201 First Nati Bank BJdg. Phono 120-J. FOIt BENT .Clump, box houso, good location. Apply to 221 W. Jack spn. . 103 E HAS- L 10 RUSH THAW OFF IWr&MOl'TII, N. ll Si-pi. L)ri Hclw'i'on (ho t.ppoiuiutro ol' tip KHl-lnu jut'lit AU'mlo in (ho lowi'i liny and tho llnrr.v Vlmw etiso, uud iu liii'oiv (loMMiiur PolK-r, m.iti.x jiiM-Moim licrii thnii)lit tlif unw a oontu'i'llnn toilny. Tlio hou ..hi ( ono nt ultiolt yui'liti two si-Mum -i''n ol'f tVirtniminth utitl llu ooojoi'turo wtid firoly liluni ilril thul fuuut'i Histriot AttoinrV Jorotno -.mt llii Ah'oilo to ruali Tlmw to Now v hv wnlt'i If Oiivenmr Kolkor it ul hI to honor Aolinje (lovcmor Ulir . roiiiisitioii. n WfnniJfi titl ni.. v Hr .'llt hi iloi I KILLED BY EXPLOSION CONSTANTlN'Ori.i:, Si-pt L' ' .Moro tlimi J00 KMNoiiM Wfto Kt"'il ly tlio oloion of n jinwilti 'vb nt Oidii. u hOHxit on llii' HT.it K , Son, hint night, Huoiitilim.' to iiiKu ivooivcil hoio today. ' Tho iwphiiiuii fnllouod fin wliith pnuiiDully i1ottMyoil tlw town. It stnrlfil hv tlio iurliu of nn ml ih omlir ntul Kiiouil iiipidlv. SLw. ! lrr4 'wi wISw 'JMSKtfir . :- ivFMi, rmmmp' ii vn -:v7 A vc i n ftSafflSrrtTEL WSWr 'LINED Scatter Load Shells One of the Secrets of "Style I j YOU'VE got to shoot quick when you arc in tho brush, niul then with the standard shell in t choice bore gun, you usually blow your bird all to pieces. Next time you're out, lake along a few Rcminnton-UMC Sealt';i Loads Arrow ox Nitro Clubfor elose shoot ing. They give the same spread at 25 vards a3 the standard load al 40 yards and greater penetration. Do not mutilate your bird. The slccl lininiwWca tho speed, nnd the apccinl system of wrtdding sprcadn the pattern. Prove it on n paper tnruet will, your jjood oltl duck gun. Get Scatter Load Shells at your dewier. Rcmington-UMC lli prifnet slioiiliiut coinbinntioii. I ook for the Kcd U.xll inaik on every box of nmmtmitiun you buy. Rcinitiiltnn AnnvUnion Mctnllic C.'nrttklrio Co. 2V llroiiinty 10 Nrw VmV mn0rmwuiKta.ina&V raft" Supremacy HK mnknr of Style Craft Clonks and Suit -.watch olomdy tho building of tlio Kmnuits at uory Htngo of the work o tkuy cnu bo reoHOnuUly sura that oh r,nrmt will rotnln T' ,' "J 'WthuniD Will Exchange Ii:ioiin prnporly ruunlstltiK of lots aud three Iioiitc and tout houM, all renttNl, vnula $C0O0, In town twoho miles suburban to l.os Ani;ola on traltoy IId. fur rnuoti In Iloguo rlvor alloy, dtotntn'o from town not ojmii tlal. Want a wood nll.rtuud farm with houiHi on property, P. S. Postell I.IIIH llolrolt SI., 1Ic)II)mmii1, Cul.j . MEDFORD GREENHOUSE Seasonable Flowers ami Dut'ot-nlions of nil Icim.B for Tall wtidfliiigs. 'IVlepIiono I.T'l. 1005 East Mnin SLrcot. (let Our Prices on What WOOD Yon Will Want for the Winter TIER, CORD AND CAR LOTS VALLEY FUEL CO. KiiH'Cssni'.s lo K'cieliMieiii. Cor. Fjr and Second St. Wor.t. Tol. 70. i, a IV OOD For Sale OAK, tin, LAUREL AND SLADW00D IN TIEn, CORD AND CARLOAD LOTS Frank H. Ray Yard at Sixth and Fir Sta. PHONE 7G0-R & &ifif&!3&i?i&iy'j&!.yw Itu sbnpu as Ioiik ns it's worn. Tliu tallorliiK Is Ibu work of imtntor craftH moil wbo build with euro nnd preel hIoii. Alwnya look for Htjlo Craft labol nnd you'll bo nssurod, corroot stylos, iiurfoct fit, oxcollont wiiar uud Huporlntlvo workiuuushlp. l.xniulnn closely tbo ploturo abovo, ft Nolo bow Htnnrt It suts -how umiKly It fastens about tbo ngclt, how strlk- ' H i Ini;ly offcctlvo. Hut tblu Is only ono of tho tunny oxclu.lvo iiioilols you'll i . ; v . it find In tbo .Stylo Craft Itio horc, Coats from ?ir,.00 to $r.r.00. SiiHh from JK..O0 to M7.r.O, f ! I rtf . M PUBLIC AUCTION SALE ON I'KIfiMISIiS ON OCT 1, 1013, AT 2 P. M. SHARP. 55 ACRES OF BEARING ORCHARD Uear Creek alfalfa land, the host in tins valley, Jq eatod two miles north of Medford, Oregon. Pacific it Ennlorh .Railroad riins through tlio trael, where fruit and ollici' lirodiico oau he 'loaded on tho oars without ,any. lop liatil. u ill be sold in two or more tracts. Con'oet aereaL'o and terms will ho mvon at ret.,.,,,, i i nn sale. all standard varieties: .If) acres New- towns and Spits, 7 to 10 years old; !) aeros dolio'ious 2 vears eld: (i acres nears from 1 to 8 years eld: ! aores almonds, ehorries, poaches, o(t. I'mprovo- g incuts: A No. 1 two-story ton room modern Iiouho, g IiU'gg , hiini and outhiiildins, numpinr p)inl4 with I tqn tlifiuHand tjalloii tank, entire trael oau he irri- fjaioa i.rom, iogug uiver eanai. j 'resent waior rif,'it .. J I .. .!.... J .. 1 ,. -.! 19 .i.. I. tit s-l j or iwo acres, juaonuicry, ioois auo iivesioeiv will he sold if purchasers do not wish the same, Terms will he easy: Certified cheeks of 10 per cent at timo ot sale, halanco of cash lmymoiit as agreed upon at time of sale. P. S.-T-.Sond this ad jo your friend 'who wants n good orchard. . . ' -10. B. H'AIili, Owner, . & AVI Mil A AL ULRIC1I. Auctioneer. '"SWiiSXffW ' (i - ; . .-?. tikiiX , a'a at. j :