PAGETWO.
BEDFORD MAITJ TRllWNX MKDirOKl). OUKUOtf, MONDAY, (KTOHKIi (I,
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which ho niinoiliired would bo t It o
rnpllnl iinlll ho tnlii'K Mexico t'lly, In
dlrntml (lint hit ciiiiIioIh prnrtlcnlly
ho "iholu uf llio slulo o( Solium mill
linn iii1iiiiAl(i resourcs for iimMnu
liln nunpniiiii ittiuoritl tliiniiitlioiii
Nmlliiirn MoxUu.
Armnlltii! fn I'DiiulliiiKiiiiiillit mi.
dents In .o loilav with Inclined to tnl('tU(I,(. , ,.,,, (Vll ,,, , ,..
IOCAL AND
L-! PERSONAL
1
'.T, A, Perry left Similar for Hood
Mver.
Judgo W. H. Canon rot.irned Mon
day morning from Sacramento on tho
now train, which ho reports destined
to do of' groat convcnlcncf to Mud
ford" people. Ho left his son Fay
milch Improved.
Tom Marshall and Chns Thorpe,
(be famous mhrkunjto.xWio have been
lioTo for lio,pMl' iw das lookinR nf
tnrHliQljorelinra Interns, laft Sun
day fOr San KranrUco and the ra.
' Tncre la a ifootefcraVher In your
town. II. Nr Mae"ke'y, Main and Cen
irxil. ModfonK Ore. .
W. A. Hurr. lie and sister ot
Gold Hill spent Sunday In Mcdford.
II. M. Newman and wifo. of I.os
Angeles are recent Mcdford arrivals.
Mr. :ind Mrs. Will Ta'to of Kugcnc
were Sunday visitors In Medford.
Home-mado bVead nt Do Voe's.
1 Ii. Dodge ef: .Ashland spent Sun
day In Medford.
Jesse Ij. xcll of Ashland was a re
cent Mcdford lsltor.
Kodak finishing, txst In town, at
E.iJ.-Ualno of'Salmols. Cal.. is
looking over tho valley.
George Shady and wlfo of Now
York nro Mcdford arrivals.
Crater Lake pictures ,a book ?f
IS pictures, hand colored, tho flncM
ever ritado ot iho lake, for sale at
Gorklng & Harmon's studio. Call
and coo them. 228 East Main street,
phono 320-J. tt
Miss E. Sullivan of Spokano fs vis
iting In Mcdford.
Major II. Ii. Bowlby, stato high
way engineer, returned to Salem
Saturday evening.
E. D. Weston, commercial photog
rapher, negatives made any tlmo or
place- by appointment. Phone M.
1471.
Wm. Gerlg, vice-president of tho
Pacific & Eastern, arrived from
Portland Sunday. Mrs, Gerlg is vis
iting her daughter in Eugene.
J. A. Ward of MarsMleld Is a Med
ford visitor.
Lessons in china decorating at 21
South Central. 171
Frank Blank of Council Bluffs,
representing tho Hart timber Inter
ests, 'is here on a business trip.
D, C, Allen ot San Francisco and
C. V. Cottam 6t Chicago aro regis
tered at tho Mcdford Hotel.
"ihsuranco your best asset." riavo
tho best. Placo your Insurance with
Holmes, the Insuraneo Man, right If
ho rllM If. tf
.a:
George E. Sanders, the Grants Pass
promoter Is spending a few days In
Mcdford.
C. R. McWlllIams of Syracuse and
C. S. Pierce ot Rochester, aro Med
fordjrlsltors. Milk and cream at DoVoo's.
Edward T. Sinclair of Pontiac, N
T. Is a new arrival in Sledford.
John S. Owen, A. R. Owen and S.
F. Owen of Eau Clair, Ws., owners
of timber land have returned from a
trip tyto tho Klamath country.
II. II. Daslcr of Grants Pais spent
Sunday In Medford.
Wynno Scott, one of tho most up-
to-dato portrait artists on tho Pa
clflc' coast Is taking charge ot tho
portrait department for tho Gerkln
& Harmon Photo company, 228 East
Main street.
Ralph Freeman, a colored boy.
aged 18, was arrested Saturday at
terno'bn charged with assault with a
deadly weapon upon Brakeraen Rex
and Hicks of n southbound S. P.
srcigni train, j-reoman win uo ar
ralgned beforo Justlco of the Peace
Tuylor this afternoon. Freeman was
employed up till last Friday at the
Bates' brother barber shop, and his
chief claim to local fnmo was that ho
was tho first man to rldu the buck
ing bull "Noro" at, tho county fair
last month.
Piano pupils wanted by young 'ady
graudato of Do Pauw School of Music.
Excellent references. Reasonable
rales. Telopbone 7G5 or call at No.
1C North Orango street. 171
A number of Ashland people have
secured beats at the Page tonight for
tho nmcntatlon of "dfflcer CCC."
Bill Bates contemplates a trip to
tho Klamath county lakes this week
to shoot ducks.
Local adhoronts of the Glnnts and
tho Atblotlcs aro warming up to the
first gamo of Iho world's series toduy.
The local fans aro evonly dlvldod be
tweon tho two teams, and so far
nothing has been wagered except
hats and cigars.
Frnuk Calvin of tho Illinois river
country is in the city uttendlng to
business matters.
W. 11. Coleman of Jacksonvlllo
spent Sunday In Medford.
Weeks &McGowan Co
UNDERTAKERS
Lady Wis (tint
Day Phono i!27
Night V. W. AWikH 1P.-S.J-2
Phones ' A. K. Orr 078-M
Colonol George l Xflms of Seon
Onkg was In the city Sunday.
H-ldon Hill who has charge ot tho
Aulmnl team which will meet tho
high school loam tn tho first gamo of
tho season next Saturday, has plckod
tho following old football stars to
play. M. Bovorldse. Strang, Leslie
T. Wilson Rose, Haines, Stuart, 0.
Ray, Wilson, Hansen, C. Forbes, V
Fnrrelll Schuhard, Cronomlller and
Hill. Olln Amsplgor, Hrnce Spencer
nnd F. Bennett wll net as officials.
A heaVy ' migration of tramps
aonthward fbr tho winter la reported
and tho train crews ot the S. P.
traln hnvo their hands full keeping
the wanderers from stealing rides.
Severn! Impromptu battles hnvo been
reported between the brakemon and
the tramps. Tho police Sunday morn
Iur routed' out a larjto gang ramped
In the. "Jungle:" along Boar rreek.
Clinton May who has been em
ployed nt the Davidson cigar store for
the last year left Sunday for Califor
nia. Mr. May will engage In tho
pennant, pillow and cushion business
County Commissioner W. C, Leaver
of Central Point was a business caller
In Medford for n few hours t today,
while attending tho sessions ot the
county court at Jacksonville.
Roy Croft, the 19-year-old boy who
was mysteriously attacked at Trail
last week Is reported to bp convales
cing rapidly, and to be practically out
of danger.
Fred Strang made a short business
and pleasure trip to Grants Pass Sat
urday, returning last night.
Walter Merrick wno has been In
Southern California for the last six
months will arrive home this even
ing, according to advices received by
his father.
A
MIfs Iva Coffin who has been vis
iting friends and relatives In Tort
land returned homo Saturday.
Ed Merrill formerly In business in
this city, but now n traveling man, Is
In tho city for a few days renewing
old acquaintances.
Sheriff W. H. Slngler and Deputy
Sheriff Wilson were In Medford this
morning attending to court business.
Ed Hance and wlfo of Jacksonville
were visitors In Medford Sunday.
W. E. Ransom of Tusla. Okla., Is
In the city for a fow days looking
over the valley with a view to locat
ing in, Southern Oregon.
Miss Lulu Thompson of Eugcno
visited friends In this city Saturday
returning Sunday evening.
Winter; officially arrived In Bed
ford this morning when the Janitors
In a number ot business houses
turned on tho steam heat. Tho pres
ent touch of chilliness has also
brought out overcoats, and wiped out
straw hats, though a few of that
stylo of headgear are still In sight.
The Page-Drcsslcr real estate
agency are fitting up a sulto ot rooms
over tho Buildings Seclalty company
rooms on Main street, which an
about ready for occupancy.
Walter Brpwn and Leslio Plymnle
visited wltljjRobcrf Palo'uzo at Eaglo
Pobit Sunday, ,
T. J. Holmos and wife who havo
been visiting C. B. Watklns and fam
ily of this city for a fow days re
turned Saturday to their homo In
Canada.
Miss Hazel Welsh, who has been
at the homo of her parents at Ander
son, Cal., for the last three months,
is visiting with her sister Mrs. Sut
ton. Kenneth Jerome mado a short trip
to Ashland Sunday, returning In tho
evening.
Sid Brown, who has bton spend
Ing the week at Salem attending tho
stato fair, will arrlvo home today.
Tho regular meeting of tho city
council will be held tomorrow when
tho monthly bills will bo allowed,
nnd the matters of tho Oregon-California
Power company frnnchlso pay
ments, tho suit of W. E. Phlpps, and
other city business will bo taken up.
Frank Farrell was In from his
ranch near Agalo for a few hours
Sunday.
Fred Griffin, n fruit packer, left
this morning for Los Angeles, where
ho will work for the Egsanay film
company this winter. Mr, Griffin Is
one ot tho world's greatest moving
picture fans.
Dr. It. W. Stearns roturned Satur
day aftornoon from tho stato fair at
Salem where ho was ono of tho
Judges at tho baby show. Dr. J. L.
Helms and" wlfo al3o returned Satur
day from tho stato fair, whero tho
Helms utrlng of horses wero en
tered in the fair taces.
Arthur Allder, a member of last
yoar's high school graduation class
who Is teaching In tho Wimer dis
trict spent Saturday and Sunday in
Mud ford visiting friends and rela
tives, George, Morrison, business raana
gor of the Nevada Stato Journal at
Reno returned Sunday after visiting
a weok in this city.
George Hall of North Yakima,
Waih., is In tho -city attending to
business and legal matters.
Thomas Fanol of Crescent City is
in tho city on business.
Dr. J. F, Roddy has returned from
a business trip to Ban Francisco in
the interests of tho Grants Pass
Crescent City railroad. W. W. Har
mon, chjef engineer of tho road vis
ited in Medford Sunday.
TO BE CONSTITUTIONAL PRESIDENT OF CHINA
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Vuun Sblh l.:il will le clocled constitutional l'rtsldiut et the llvpubltc ot
China, and will bo formally Inaugurated on Octolcr U, the an'ilvorsury rf (tie
outbroHk of the rcolutlon at Wuchang. If an ncrrcmeut rridird between the
ProvMcual President and the leaders of the Parliament 'is not broken lu the
meantime.
Tho now train schodulo on tho
Southern Pacific wont into effect yes
terday. Portland papers nnd mail
from the north arrlvo a half hour
later, the postofflco working hours
being regulated accordingly. Pro
tests were filed ngnlnst the channo
by Central Point nnd other communi
ties without avail, the chief objection
being that It prevent out-of-town
students nt tho high school from
reaching hero In time for tho regular
opening.
been wdtl lo reirulnr palnnn or re
Tired for Imsrlmll tnajptntex It un
nid ticket xpomilntor )o none.
GOVERNOR ATTACKS SMITH
(Continued from page I.)
MURDERER KILLED FOURTEEN
(Continued from Page 1)
Spencer then reiterated the dotnil
of the murders he nnys he has com
mitted. He showed no remorse, hut
plontcil over the fact Hint most of
hU victims wore women.
''Women nlways linve tried to play
mo for a sucker?" SKnoer shrieked.
"Hut ihey nlwnvR sot loft, and in
each ens'e paid for it with lhiir
lives. They are uo hotter than flifw.
God, how I hnlo 'om!"
Cliidf of Polico reWewiOiV' le
lievos that Soneor murdereil t
lenfit four of iho perwvoB mentioned
in his confession.
Oilier Mimlrrs Ailmlitcil
"Wo liave the poods on Sjwnror in
the Itexront euo," mi!1 JleWewipy.
"I also questioned him in reffurd to
tho murdera of I'atrohnon I'tmuell
and Diviuo twelvo joarrf ngo. I
know tho enso well nnd Sponeer gax-e
siiincicnt details to eonvmuc me that
ho in lolling the tnith. I tun nlo cur
tain thnt ho murdered n Mrs. Thomp
son here. Ho furnibhod nw with de
tnils in this eitse that wars never
printed in tho nowspnpors.
"Some of the oilier stories pos
feibly nre 'Jiop yarns,' hut I m jwl
livo he is inrapticntod in four mur
ders." Following i jv list of killing
Spencer inys he is rexpoitalblo for,
in addition to the Itexnml mnrder:
Ono man nnd n womnn, about
fourteen yean Hgo,
First wife, killed near Wosl Point,
n. y.
Patrolmen Ponnoll nnd Divine f
CJiiciiKo, Jtillcd twelve yuw ao.
Two girls nt Pnw Phw Luke,
Mioh., If-t Auciut.
Ono girl nt I.nfco DoUvnn, Wis,,
Inst summer.
One womnn nt Uollo Islnnd, Midi.,
last summer.
One rnnn shot nnd kllld in Chi
cago th'iH full.
Ono woman killed nonr tho Cook
counfy hosipilal horo n fow day nun
Ono woman hhot and hunted, of
the iioi'tlnve.-U hide hero, lute liiht
summer.
'"You may liae n hearing nt Ihi
offiee any ilny i!ii- or next Week that
you sufaret, lo si"' ohiiso why (hi-
office should not hrin suit on the
part of the s-tatc to set iwido on the
proundrt of fnuid certain jtlHto droil
covering n lin;o ncra!j of timher
Iniuls hhl by yoy."
Jfooo Dnnco.
Tho Mooe loilso will glvo an In
vltntfon dance In' Monte hall on West
Main street Thursday evening. Octo
ber Dth, 1913. Gat your Invltntlon
from nny membur of Moose 1o1ko.
171
Germany has had a tuHto of Ore
gon Hartlctt pours and Iho fruit his
struck tho right spot. Tho fruit
shipment of llnrtlolt pours over lo
tiUulod for tho Gorman tuarkol Iiivh
ronehod Uh destination It was fur
warded by tho Northwestern Fruit
Kxelmnge from tho Uohiio It Ivt
Itlilt, nitd I'lodticii KnoIihiiko .
A hurried reply from Mio Gorman I
revivors,, to tho local shippers nht.'
that thft shlftlient, white au v.-r
tUBtyL was u succeH4 In pnu-tirtUb
rry wk-, The ony om-oihIhii wih
that tho fruit vih piu-UimI lu full
bnxH while for siicn a Ioiik illxtnuco
It should havo hcou pitrlitnl In half
boxes,
Soitmil Cur 1ilim
Antlclpnttug tho success of tho
movomoiit (u tntrodiieu tho llnrtlutt
pears Into th? Gormuii Kmplro, thn
Northwestern Frill I Uxohnug hooii
after tho initial ahlpmtmt, scut
mlxotl carload of Hose. Anjous. llow
rlls nnd Couilco to that niarhot. The
shipment Is now on thn high sous
havliiK left New York Inst Thursday.
Tho Bartl-tt poar has novor ho
foro been Introduced lu tho Gorinnn
mnrkctK'Cvaiiio the bulk of tho fruit
trado of Germany In controlled by n
fow brokers of Hamburg who wore
rather connorva"vo and did not In
tend to try nny experiments which
might lose for thorn tho shlpmouts
of npples which aro grown by prac
tically tho snuio pnrtlos who nro ask
ing them lo try tho pours.
OF REBEL CHIEFTAIN
XOGALI.'M. Arfr., Oct. it.'-Uvsl-
Cciuiiil ' uiMiisa's ntclalinliik m ttipi'rin' tin towns whlih thu foil
IiIiioi If im piislilclit of Mejthd, oi i nils tonic from thotii lint w ole t
IHU..I.V t a-c fruiu Hi f i.oidllo, (I-,. .uh f pi driu N( graii.
I .r i - .. , . ! m.iiijft .i.,. m nm ,,
lfelpli;iTOrilail(&Run$IWol
MffiiSik'J, (telodftrllio Excellence.
VKSmj,' sVJ forij;Ciii;lnc,Eiirg)e(inplai)
NIIHiiliMl III llii Hull nf llio Prlui p,i
Tliciiicr mill Shopping iii(t
Itcfoully Itrdi curiili'il mid Ucfunililicil Tlicnimlioiit,
nnil Hciicc l.'tpilppcd I'oilnv itimi l,cr llcioi,.
I.lll'tllx'lill I'lllll
ItiMiniN ttlilioni Itutli, l.()(l per diT nnil up
Itoniim lth tiulli, !'. UH inr iln mid ii
11. J. K.l'i.M.NN. ,Mi,in,cr.
.. K. Ulkltl(l, Aw. .Mgr
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With Medford trao Is Modf-i-d undo.
WHAT'S INDIGESTfON?
WH0:CIE5?.LI8IEK!
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(Jnny .StiiintuliH Surely I sI Flno
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For Sale
OAK. Fill, LAUHCL AND SLADWOOO IN TIER, CORD AND
CARLOAD LOTS
Frank H. Ray
Yard nt Sixth and Fir Sts. PHONE 750-It
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TOO ITK TO CfUSSIFV.
FOit BXCHA.VqR--l'ii(. saddle jwnv
,6 ypars.cjld (Jur sjopd milch cow.
s i lo.io. lJoliy;- ,
FOIt ItKNTV-Bftlk stbre room
171
100
feot leng. Johh ir. Whlu owner
SOU West Main St. 171
FOIt ItUNT 30 robins uptnlrs over
Olinstoad's store. John F. White,
owner, 13 Wwt Main St. 171
LOST Ladles' blaek crochot belt nnd
large white pin, valuable only as n
keepenke. Notify J. W. Drossier,
.120 K, .Main at. 170
FOIt HUNT KIvo room modern,
furnlshod houso nt ft!0 South Ivy.
Inqulro nt I1C Park Avo. 171
FOIt UXCHANGK Six acre, well Im
proved Inrotnn much for city pro
perty. Clark Itealty Co.
L08T A ladles' muff Sunday even
ing between L. G. 1'orttrn nnd Dr.
Holms' offlcu. Finder loavo at
Tribune.
MAIL RIDUNE TO BULLETIN
(Continued from page l.i
TO MXCHA(ii; 10 nern tract over
looking Falls City, Ore., electric
ity, phono and water available, cul
Uvatad, for Medford home. Ad
droes Owner, earn Mall Trlbunu,
FOR 8ALK Now 2-Koated trap also
harness. G. B. WallliiB Tablo,
Hock. i7i
Tlmo It! In five minutes nil stom
ach distress will go. No Indigestion,
henrthuru, souniMM or belching of
gas, acid, or eructations of utidl
gosteil food, no dlstlness, bleating,
foul breath or hcadarho.
Papo'n J)tnpoMln Is noted for Its
apeed In regulating upset stomachs.
It Is tho surest, 'quickest and must
certain Indigestion remedy In tho
whole world, mid besides It Is
,'inrmless.
Millions of men nnd women now
eat their fnvorlto foods without foar
thoy know Pope's Dlapepslit will
savo them from any stomach misery
Please, for your snko, get a largo
fifty-cent enw of Pnpo's Ulnppln
from any drug storo and put your
stomach right. Don't keep. on bolne
miserable life is too short you nro
not hero long, so mnkii your stay
ngroonbla. IJat what you like nnd
dlKost It; onjoy It, without dread of
relinlllon In tho stomach.
Papo's Dlapopslu belongs In your
homo anyway. .Should ono of th"
family oat something which don't
ngroo with them, or In case of an at
tack ot Indlgostlou, dyspHpsIa, gas
tritis or stomach derangement at day
time or during tho nlghtr It Is handy
to glvo thu quickest, surest relief
known.
Oct Our Prices on Wlmt
WOOD
Von Will Want lor I lie Winter
TIER, CORD AND CAR LOTS
VALLEY FUEL CO.
Successors jo K'eiclislcin.
Cor. Fir and Second St. West.
Tol. 70.
Ladies
H
Mcturdy
The Insurance Man
Has Moved to the
SPARTA BUILDING
The Same Phone
Number
A JmiJ
ono
WANTL'D Woman to do laundry
work and assist lu housework two
or thr o days a weok,, would pre
fer some ono living on (ha east
sldo. Address P. O. box 207, Mcd
ford or call phono .'M0-J. 18r
nesiluy'x (fiimo hetween tho Giant
nnd AtlileticK, two moKhonger hoyi
Ktooil in front of tho office, the first
in line, which early toduy rniiehed
fifteen squnruH mid wiih rontnitly
inrrensiiii. Many parried folding
chnirs, bIooIh and lihinkets.
Throughout tho Morning- mnny go j
Biihstitutcs lo tnko their plncos. More'
than 100 women wero in line. It wiih!
expected thai Iho supply' of tickelo
would ho oxhiiiiHled heforo the end
of tho lino is reached. j
All hut four hundred of the 10,000 '
reserved -tents nt Shiho park hnvo
L
A White Satin Striped Madras
Collar that won't oprcad at tho
top on account of tho Litwcord
Unbreakable Buttonholes, used
only In
IdeVIvei
Collars
14 sizes 2 for 25c
T(ow oa Mis at all tlM belt shops
Ceo. P. Ido & Co., Troy, N. Y.
AUoMkrt of Ida Shift
"Wo give a hair dress and
jar of Hygienic Sldn
.'Food with every hair sale.
vo also inauo iif your
combings.
Men
AVe positively guarantet
fo grow hair on bald heads
and ask Hint (vovy man who
has a bald head lo come and
see us. Consultation and
examination froo.
New York Hair
Dressing Parlors
H0 N. Central.
Call Phono 80-U.
BUICK
15 SOLID TRAINLOADS OF BUIOKS
SOLD FOR 1911
We havo tho agency i'or Jackson county. Buy a
liuick and bo pleased.
Ask i'or a rido and find out about delivery.
Trucks for sale.
Wo havo in stoel: at all times a complolo lino of
Jiroiro and .'Babbit carinas, bolh core and solid.
Also Whitomau Olas Savers, mado in Mcdford.
VALLEY MOTOR &
TRACTION CO.
AGENTS
30 NORTH HOLLY STREET
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