Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 17, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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Mrs. J. A. Kelts of Talent, accused
Jointly with tier husband with ns
hnnlt with n deadly weapon was nc
qulltcd by n Jury In the circuit court
Saturday. Hit mnto was convicted.
Dr. 12. T. Staples of Ashland Is in
town today attending the hall i;nmc.
Oregonlnn agency nt Dp Voo's.
Miss nuth Cawltly of Gold 111 vis
ited friends In Mcdrord Sunday.
Dr. P. C. FaRo returned Sunday
from o huHtnc-ss trip to Los Angeles.
Ouo lb. uiaplo sugar at Stringer's
3 Be.
Col. Oeorgo P. Minis spent Sunday
In Medford visiting friends.
D. H. lttco of Ashland Is In the
city on business.
Holiday offer CO per cent off. Up-to-Dato
Studio, 232 Kast Main.
Albert Hess was In from Eaglo
Point Saturday visiting friends.
N. P. Sauss ot Hilt, Cal., la in the
city on business.
Misses M. h. and A. C. II. Doosey
will havo homo rando hominy for sale
nt tho public market on Saturday's
and at tho leading groceries on
Wednesdays. All old patrons pleaso
remember tho dates and places. 207
Dick Donald, manager of Dud An
derson, returned this morning from
a three day's trip to Portland.
Deputy Krult Inspectors Aitklns
and Myers aro In tho city today.
Ono lb. sliced bacon In glass, 30c
nt Stringer's, 4 lb. lCc.
W. W. Usshcr of Ashlnnd Is In tho
city today attending tho ball game.
O. A. Kllng of Gold Hill Is in tho
city today on business.
Wynne Scott, ono of tho most up-to-dato
portrait artists on the Pa
cific coast Is taking chargo ot the
portrait department for tho Gerkin
& Harmon Photo company, 228 East
Main Etrcct. "
J. Ij. Summers of Rogue River Is
In Medford on business today.
Ciydo Martin of Gold Hill is tran
sacting business In Medford.
Burlap sacks wanted at Russ Mill.
Will Drown and Sam Holmes ot
Eaglo Point aro Medford visitors to
day. Ed Staples and M. J. Lawrence of
Ashland wcro Medford visitors Mon
day. Milk and cream at DeVoe's. "
Sergeant Pat Mcgo of tho police
forco will go to tho hospital this
afternoon to bo operated upon in the
morning for appendicitis. Pat has
been ailing for somo tlmo, and his
many friends wish him a speedy re
covery. Charles Towno of Eagle Point is in
tho city for a few days.
"Insurnnco your tieat assoL" Have
the best. Place your Insurance with
Holmes, tho Insurance Man, right It
ho writes It. ,
Frank Farroll Is In from his ranch
to sco tho hall game.
Dert Anderson pt Grants Pass
visited friends In Medford Sunday,
and remained over for tho ball game.
7 liars of soap, 25c nt Stringer's.
Tho high school football team will
play Ashland in this city net Satur
day. Kodak finishing, best In town, at
Weston's.
Joo Dcoman, exmayor of Gold
Hill, is in tho city today, a ball game
visitor.
20 lbs. beans at Stringers' for
91.00. "
County Commissioner Con Lccver
was among tho Central Point vis
itors to tho ball gamo.
Crator Lake pictures ,a hook ?f
12 plcturos, hand colored, the finest
ever mado of the lake, for sale at
Oorklng & Harmon's studio. Call
and boo them. 228 East Main street,
phono 320-J. tt
Senator Von der HcHen of Wcllei)
is In tho city to sco tho ball game.
K. D. Weston, commercial photos
rapbor, noz&tlves made any time or
place by appointment Phons M
1471.
Don Rader returned this morning
from a trip to Wlllnmotto points. Ho
will havo a talk with his bona, Clius
Comlskey ot tho Whlto Sox, this af
tornoon. ;
Remember tonight Is your last
chnnco to see tho New York Giants
vs. tho Athletics In tho 1913 series
nt tho It Theater. This will bo Jn
connection with their usual good bill
of pictures. Don't miss it.
Tho regular meeting of tho city
council will ho held tomorrow night.
Bpoclal holiday offer good for ten
days only, GO crayons given away,
vnluo JC.OO each, mado from any
photugraph or tin type. Samples on
display. Tho Up-to-Dato Studio,
232 E. Main. Thono 12-R.
Weeks &McGowan Co
UNDERTAKERS
Jtixdy Assistant
Jy Phouo 227
Night F. W. Weeks 103-J-3
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A. B. Orr 078-M
Tho trial ot U. C. Hums charged
with tho murder of .loft Coldson nt
Talent last October, will begin tho
circuit court tomorrow morning.
Coldson was a crippled tramp beg
gar, and tt Is nllegcd Hums shot him
during tho progress of a drunken
quarrel. The case will last at least
a day.
After tho murder trial tho cases
of Hoggs and Titus, accused of con
tributing to tho delinquency ot
Myrtle Hanscom and Beatrice Kava
naugh will be called.
ASKS COUNTY COURT
FOR FRUIT INSPECTORS
Tho committee ot nine orchardlsts
solected nt n mass meeting Inst Sat
urday to devise ways and means to
exterminate tho blight met nt lunch
eon yesterday and decided to ask tho
county court for monetary assistance
toward appointing six moro Inspec
tors making a total of ten to assist
tho county pathologist in tho work
of extermination. J. A. Perry and
Frank Madden wero appointed to
confer with tho court at their meet
ing this week.
OREGON GAME, BUT U. 0. W.
WINS BY SCORE OF 10-7
PORTLAND. Nov. 17. Tho Uni
versity of Washington defeated tho
Oregon university and won the north
west conference championship by u
score of 10 to 7. The gamo furnished
tho most brilliant exhibition ot foot
ball over seen In Portland.
Sunday wh another bit tiny nt
tlu CluiMinn ehuroli. mul ulthomjli
tliey did not roach tho CHH) murk in!
tho Sunday M'hool they hull n nt
tenunnoo of 111, one of the Inrsiwt
Sunday schools that out assembled
in Medford.
Thoro wa nu moronso of SO ox or
tho jnvviom Sunday and n pii-turo
xvns taken of tho entire school.
Moth ohurvh sorxioos were largely
attended and highly enjoyed. Ton
xverc added to tho church durini; the
day nml .several xvoro haptired,
Services nt :.10 tonight, followed
by baptismal son ice,
OBITUARY
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Ronk.
Samuel II. Honk was bora March
14, 3S":t. and )in-ivd to his reward
November (5, 1013, at 2 a. m., at his
homo in Cougar valley. At the time
of his death, near l'ort Kock, Ore
roii, he xva I0 yenrs, 7 months and
2.1 days of aRc. Ho xva horn in
New Ross, Indiana, and came to
Oregon .sex en jenrx ago. Was mar-j
ricd four years np llie tilth of last
March in Medford to IVail I.oxicr,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. K. I.o-j
xier now of Wood row. He became
a Christian nml united xvilh the
Christian church in Medford three
years ago Inst Juno. Ho leaxes to
mourn his lo?. his wife, father, two
sisters nml throe brothers.
PORT lH'UON", Mich., Nov. 17.
Wreckage found uvoutly on the
Canadian shore across the In ho from
hero Avas practically identified today
as that of tho tcnm hargo W'xoni
ing. The, W.xoiniiiic. with a consort,
passed hero n week ago last I'ndiix
and is bol'iexed to haxc foundered in
Saginaw hay. The crexx was com
posed of txeuty-onc men.
CONSERVATION CONGRESS
MEETS IN WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.- Scores
of delegates-arrived hero today to
attend the fifth annual const-nation
congros which opens hero tomorrow
Munv delegates fax or tho open-door
imlicv and would permit anti couser
vaiionists to enter the oonxentiou and
present their views.
To Discuss
"St:COXD CII.WCK"
Proposition
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ALONG ROGUE RIVER
A tiny stranger came a few days
ago to brighten th home ot Mr. and
Mrs. Alxin Conover by his presence.
Fred Hofman left for Everett.
Wash., after spending his vacation
on the river.
Mrs. Mao Daw visited relatives In
Medford this week.
Jesse Ragsdalo and L. J. Marks ot
Trail arc hauling hay from the val
ley. Mr. Cuslck made a business trip to
Medford.
Perry Foster was at Central Point
Wednesday laying in his winter sup
plies. A killing frost came to the moun
tain ranches this week.
Tim Dally made a business trip to
Medford this week. His slster-In-law,
Miss Mia Hannah accompanied
him home.
A 7?t pound girl baby received a
hearty wclcomo Nov. 15 at tho homo
of Mr. and Mrs. George Cuslck at
Trail, Dr. Holt of Eaglo Point xvas
in attendance.
Mrs. Frank Johnson has moved to
tho Rceco creek ranch to send the
children to school.
Amos Ayers spent Thursday with
Lloyd French.
Tho Riverside ranch has been
plowing with an cngluo and six
plows.
Mrs. Fry of Trail was an Eaglo
Point visitor Friday.
ENDED. ,
STOMACH FEELS FINE
Time "Pope's Ilncin!" In Flic
.Minutes all Sourness, ;n, Heart
burn and Djipcpsti is Gone
Sour, gassy, upset stomach, indi
gestion, heartburn, dyspepsia; when
the food you cat ferments Into gasoj
and stubborn lumps; your hoad aches
and you feel sick and miserable,
that's when you reallzo tho magic In
Papo's Dlapepsln. It makes all
stomach misery vanish In fivo min
utes. If your stomach Is in n continuous
revolt If you can't get It regulated,
please, for your sake, try Papo's
Dlapepsln. It's so needless to have
n bad stomach make your next meal
a favorite food meal, then tako a lit
tle Dlapepsln. Thcra will not bo
any distress cat without fear. It's
because Papo's Dlapepsln "really
does" regulated weak, out-of-order
stomachs that gives It Is millions ot
sales annually.
Get a largo fifty-cent caso ot
Pape's Dlapepsln from any drug
store. It Is tho quickest, surest
stomach relief and euro known. It
acts almost llko magic It Is a scien
tific, harmless and pleasant stomach
preparation which truly belongs In
every home.
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DANIEL TOOLE
Of New York City, to Close Scries of
lllblo lA'clures
"Two Salvations, nut No Second
Chance," Is tho Interesting subject
announced for Pastor Daulel Toolo's
free lecturo at St. Mnrk'a Hnll, on
Ttiosday uvenlng at 7:45, Nov. 18
This Is the closing lecturo of tho
I. II. S. A. lllblo dlscourseso given
here. The "Second Chanco" propo
sition Is a lively one; no doubt mnny
will bo Interested In hoarlng It dh
cussod. Tho speaker Is said to bo a
man ot raro talents, thoroughly
versed In tho Scriptures. Tho dis
cussion will bo from an unsoctarlan
standpoint, tho lllblo alone being re
ferred to for nuthorlty.
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WILSON REPORTS PROGRESS
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who nlso is noting entirely unoffic
ially, xvere to get "in touch" xvitli
Cnrranzo and to nscrrtuin his plnu,
his strength nnd his intentions in tlie
event of succoss.
Tho administration was furpritd
nt tho statement attributed to Car
ninzn that ho demanded the lifting
of tho embargo on munitioiiH ns a
right. If ho mado it, it xvas behoved
ho did it "for homo consumption"
nnd to hlrongthon him xvith his own
followero.
Thero was nothing now In tho
Mexican situation today, Secretary ot
State Dryan said. Ho was confident,
ho added, that Huerta would resign
Tho Mexican embassy hern asked
a full roport from Juarez of the re
port that General Villa had executed
many of his federal prisoners there.
Tho Carranza junta in Washington
whs confident that tho embargo on
arms would bo raised tills week.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
WANTED About six 75 to 100 lb.
hogB. Dox 24, R. R. No. 3, or
phone C97-R2. 200
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Coffee
You can't get fresher
coffee than Schilling's
Jest. Don't care where
you live it's just as
fresh as it was one hour
after it left the roaster.
You can't get fresher
or hotter. Ask your
grocer for nioneyhack
if you think you can.
Order today; you may for
get tomorrow,
Monjeyback means
Schilling's Best; and it
means the grocer re
turns the dissatisfied
customer's money as
quick as he can.
What happens then?
She isn't dissatisiied;
can't be.
Who is?
Nobody. The grocer
has lost nothing, and she
has lost nothing. That's
how we look at it.
Schilling's Rest was your first definition of rnonoybuck.
A. Schilling & Company San 'I'Yancisco
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WOOD
For Sale
OAK, FIR, LAUREL AND SLABW00D IN TIER, CORD AND
CARLOAD LOTS
Frank H. Ray
Yard at Sixth and Fir Sts. PHONE 750-E
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Who "Roll Their Own"
THEY arc the finest type of men in the
world resourceful, persevering active
in mind and body always striving, al
ways accomplishing in every line of human en
deavor. The creative instinct is strong in
these men. They like to make their own
cigarettes, with their own hands, just the way
they want them. They prefer the cigarettes
they roll for themselves from ripe, mellow
"Hull" Durham tobacco to any ready-made
kind they can buy.
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SMOKING TOBACCO
(Enough for forty hand-made cigarettes in each 5c mcxc!;)
Once a man learns the fresh, rich fragrance and delightful, mellow
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Alh for FRCE book of
"pjpr" with ach
Be tack.
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made cigarettes he never 6mokc9
any other kind. The deep satisfac
tion and lasting enjoyment afforded
bv these fresh-rolled "Bull"
Durham cigarettes are a revelation.
Get "the Makings" today, and
"roll your own." Then you will
der st and why "Hull" Durham i9
smoked by more millions of men than all
other high-grade tobaccos combined,
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to Intrrost jon about, as wo know you nrn going to buy n imlr or
no and xx o reallzo Hint xxo havo no huslmw to oxict you to got
thorn from us unless wo can show you ADVANTAdll I'UICII AD
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aro In n position to show you a)t theso udvnntngos nnd ovon moro.
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WHAT?
All kinds of housn.clonnlng, doca.
ratlin:, imlutlitK, pnpor hiingliiK, tint
ing nnd fiirnlturo rovnrnlsblng. It
It ran bo douo Dick xvlll do It. Siiunro
don) to nil.
I.ndlfl In Medford wanting work
In housi'olunnlng should suo mo.
Dick Saunders
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in Medford
On Tuesday, November 18th
"Wo will open a Tounnd Coffco Ifouso at lli5 Jast .Main streol, Medford, and
will carry coinplolc lino of' '.reus, Spices, Kxtrads and Coffco. Somo of tho
world's best coffee will ho
ROASTED DAILY IN MEDFORD
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& pleased to have you call and sec us. Wo also serve coffee free in order to doni- t
onslrale our brands. Kemcinbor oponiiifj day and bo sure to visit us.
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