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MTCDFOttD HLVTL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OKEOON. MONDAY, JANUARY 12, "lOH.
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IOCAL AND
L PERSONAL
KvauKellflt Phlnnoll began n re
viva! nicotinr in tho unilonomlna
tlonnt church which is Ideated oil tho
cornor of. Fifth and Main' streets In
Ashland. Th'c nicctinKii have been
well attended to far ntid n number
of conversions haVo been rj(tor(C(l to
ditto, and people and preachers ot tho
different denoinln'ntl6ns"riro ' assist
Ins In tho mooting, and ou ucconnt
of tho splendid success so far the
meetings will bo continued tho com
lng week.
Mlsn Florence Duntord of tho liar
T ranch, near Jacksonville Is Visiting
her brother, O. a. Duntord at Grants
I'abs.
Kodak finishing est In ton nt
fVeston's.
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. C. lllanchanl
wero visitors in Jackson county com
munities last week, whero Mr.
Illanohard attended to business in
tho interests of tho state grange.
Miss Carrie Preston of Grants
Pass was In Mcdford tho latter part
of the week visiting.
P. J. Curray, Inspector for tho Ore
gon Oas and Electric company has
accepted a position as superintendent
of distribution for tho Central Cali
fornia Gas company of Vlsalla, Cal.
Ilia family will Join him February 1.
E. D. Weston, commercial photog
rapher, negatives mado any time or
place by appointment. Phone M
1471.
The ladles of tho Altar society of
tho Catholic church will servo tea
at tho Parish hall Wednesday, Jan.
Hth, at 2:30.
Mrs. Edith Hllt-Bookcr, president
of tho W. C. T. U. Is expected soon
In tho city to orgonlxo for the dry
campaign.
Sugar PJne shakes. Mcdford Lbr.
Co.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Allen and fam
ily left Sunday for San Francisco
whero Mrs. Alloa wjll undergo an
operation,
" E. B. llanley and Frank" Madden
leave for Scattlo and Alaska Monday
to arrange for re-opening their sal
mon cannery.
Milk and cream at DeVoe'a.
Wig Ashpole returned Sunday
morning from Portland where ho
went with a carload of stock. Ho re
ports stock condition and prices'
brisk.
A. A. Allen of Ashland was n busi
ness visitor In Mcdford this morning.
Kodak 'finishing, glossy or dull fin
ish at J. O. Gerking's studio, 228 E.
Main St. Phono 3 20-.
Justice of tho Peace Glenn Taj lor,
who is visiting friends and relatives
in California, is expected home today.
Walter Marrlck was a business vis
itor in Central Point this morning.
County Recorder Fred Colvlg was
a visitor in Mcdford Sunday.
Mrs. E. G. Sown who has been ill
for some time is Improving rapidly.
Fred Lewis ot Wcllen has returneJ
from a business trip to Portland.
J. 0. Gerklng, Use best all around
photographer Jn southern Oregon..
Alays reliable. Negatives made any
where, time or place. Studio 223
Main 8L Fbone 320-J.
Ralph Judson has left for Happy
Camp, Siskiyou county, Cal., whero
he has employment.
Mike Womack, well known seeker
after gold, was a business visitor in
Gold Hill Saturday, where be sang the
praises of his last find.
Fresh lime. Medford "Lbr. Co.
"Insurance, your best asset." IlaTo
the est PIuco your Insurance with
Holmes, the Insurance Man, right if
he writes It. tf
A. S. Rosenbaum, manager of tho
Harrlman lines In the Roguo river
yalley leaves Tuesday for San Fran
cisco to consult an eye specialist.
Miss Eugenia Morrow of Klamath
Falls Is visiting In tho city for a few
days.
Lawyers Carkin and Taylor have
moved from Central avenuo into
three larger fro'nt offices on Main
street over Hasklns and Hoyden's
stores.
Arthur Allder has returned to
the dbtles of his school at Welien.
Arthur Hose nnd wlfo uf tho Grif
fin creek district spent Sunday vis
iting with relatives In this city.
Sheriff SlnRtcr and Deputy Curtv
Wilson were over from Jacksonville
Uits morning on business.
Twenty-five tramps passed through
Mcdford Sunday night, bound south,
and were not given any opportunity
to linger.
Street Commissioner Owney Pnt
ton and forco arc busy today ar
ranging the polling places.
H, C. Kurgess has recovered from
a slight Illness, and Is able to be
about.
Mrs. Martha Thomasen ot Watklns
spent last week visiting friends In
this city.
Miss Irene Potner who Is vis
iting friends and relatives in tho
north part ot tho county Is expected
to return tho last of tho week.
Tho Roguo River Fruit and Pro
duce association has about 75 halt
boxes ot Comlco pears which aro
ready for quick consumption, and
which will be sold at a cry nominal
price.
James Day ot Kagle Point Is In the
city today attending to business In
terests and visiting with friends.
F. D. Turner of Gold Hilt a a
business visitor In the city Saturday.
George Harrows ot Grants Pass Is
attending to bustness In the city to
day. J. J. Clarke (Nig) of tho San Fran
cisco ball team and wife who have
been spending the Inter on the old
Itoggs mine site In the Illue l.edgo
district with a party of ball plaers,
arrived In Medford this morning, on
route to San Francisco.
R. C. Washburn of Table Rock,
spent Sunday In Medford.
Guy Noble of Springfield, Oregon,
Is spending a tew days in the city on
business.
Asa S. Arbrogast ot Trail Is In tho
city for a few days.
L. Price ot Salem is in tho city
on business matters.
A. Hood and family of San Jose,
Cal., aro spending a few days in the
valley with a view ot locating.
H. Isaac of Ashland Is in the city
today for a few hours.
Corporation Commissioner Ralph
Watson of Salem wll arrive in Med
ford tomorrow morning on business.
J. M. Tctherow of Grants Pass was
a business visitor In Medford Satur
day. W. W. Harmon of Grants Pass,
chief engineer of the Pacific and In
terior railroad Jsjn the city visiting.
He will return Tuesday casting his
vote in the city election.
Judge Colvlg, connected with the
tax department ot the Southern Pa
cific at Portland, is in tho city vis
iting. He will return tonight.
W. C. Frultt, forest ranger ata
tloncd at Hutton, Cat., returned to
his work this morning after spend
ing a few days In the city.
Peter Jensen of Butte Falls, a
homesteader of that section, Is vis
iting in the city this week.
R. E. Doano of Grants Pass was
a business visitor in tho city Satur
day. Vote 13 (X) Foss, Elmer T., non
partisan candidate for city recorder,
If you think an efficient emploje who
Is thoroughly familiar with the work
ot his office should be given a sec
ond term. He docs not appeal to
your sympathy or prejudices, but to
the good Judgment ot fair minded
citizens. His "campaign" Is his rec
ord for the past two years. Adv.
SUMMERS AND MORRIS, A CLAS SY SINGING AND
TALKING ACT, AT THE STAR THEATER TONIGHT
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SUMMERS & MORRIS
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How to Vote Upon Amendments
Mark a Cross (X) Between Number and Answer Voted For
Submitted by Onlinnncc of the City Ceuncil:
Charter Amendment: Vote "Yes" or "NV
"An Act to amend Section 100 ot tho Charter ot tho City ot
Medford authorizing tho Council of said City to carry out Its former
contract with the Electric Light and Power Company for tho purpose
of furnishing electric light and power to tho Inhabitants of safd
City."
400 X Ye.
401
Xo.
Mark a Cross (X) Between Number and Answer Voted For
Submitted by Resolution of the City Ceuncil:
Charter Amendment. Voto "Yes" or "NV
"An Act to amend Section 5S of tho Charter ot tho City ot
Mcdford, enlarging tho privileges ot tho elector or voter at all
municipal elections of said City."
40J X Yes.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
Lady Assistant
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NJcht F. W. Weeke 103-J8
PbobM A. K Orr 878-MJ
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DIED
TUTTLE Mrs. Madeline Tuttle,
aged 45, wife of Warren L. Tuttle of
Deer creek, was drowned Friday,
Jan. 9, In Deer creek, evldontly hav
ing fallen oft while crossing upon a
log. She was a pioneer of Josephine
county and is survived by her hus
band and by five children, threo
daughters and two sons. She also
leaves three sisters and four brothers,
the sisters being Miss Jessie Maston,
of Grants Pass, Mrs. John Balrd ot
Selma, and Mrs. Alvin Campbell of
Mcdford. Tho brothers are Will and
Fred Mastln ot Selma, Chan. Mastln
of Washington, and Ernest Mastln of
Klamath Falls. Her mother, Mrs,
W. H. Mastln, ot Selma, also survives,
403
Xb.
Mark a Cross (X) Between Number and Answer Voted For
Submitted by Resolution of the City Ceuncil:
Charter Amendment. Voto "Yes" or "No"
"An Act to amend Section G7 of tho Charter of the City of
Mcdford, enlarging and fixing tho time when tho polls shall open
and close on tho election day of all City Elections of said City."
404 X Yes.
405
No.
Mark a Cross (X) Between Number and Answer Voted For
Submitted by Resolution of the City Ceuncil:
Chnrtcr Amendment. Voto "Yea" or "No"
"An Act amending tho Charter ot the City ot Medford by adding
thereto Section 72-b, authorizing and empowering tho Council to
borrow money on tho faith of tho City for tho sole purpose ot
constructing a now auxiliary reservoir and plpo lino In connection
with tho present water system ot said City, not to exceed a total
cost of $SS,000."
I NOTICE.
The annual meeting of tho stock
holders of the Garachlno Oil com
pany will be held at tho store of
Hutchison & Lumsden in Medford,
Oregon, on Monday, January 12th,
1914. at 7:3 p. to., for the purpose
of electing directors and transacting
any and all business that may legally
come before such meeting.
T. W. MILES,
Secretary,
400 Yes.
407 X No.
Mark a Cross (X) Between Number and Answer Voted For
Submitted by Resolution of the City Ceuncil:
Charter Amendment. Voto "Yes" or "No"
"An Act to amend Section 18 or tho Charter ot tho City of
Medford, depriving tho Mayor, tho President' ot tho Council, nnd
all members of tho Council ot any and all compensation from tho
City, for their services as such officers."
408 X Yes.
400
No.
' ' VOTE FOR
JAME6 W. DUNLOP
FOR CITY ,'RECORDER
TAXPAYER
(Paid Adv.)
A NEW DEPARTMENT
SHOP IN MEDFORD
Mitchell's Department shop, Is tho
namo of J. W. Mitchell's place of
business on South Rlversldo avenuo,
Mr. Mitchell recently purchased tho
Elliott blacksmith shop and now has
four departments blacksmlthlng and
horseshoeing, wagon shop In which
all kinds ot now and repair work Is
done Including building and repairing
automobile beds and wheels, depart
ment for sharpening and repairing
edged tools, and Mitchell fruit ladder
manufacturing department. Each de
partment Is In charge of an expert
mechanic and Is equipped tor and
turns out first cIubh work.
Mr. Mitchell will put on an automo
bile delivery soon that will call for
and deliver lawn mowers, saws, axes,
etc., after thoy aro sharpened. In
fact Mr. Mitchell will run an all-round
up-to-date department shop.
Singer Sewing Machines
Machines for rent, phono 816-X.
Repairs, cleaning, oils, needles, parts,
phonograph repairing,
AL INGKAIIAM, MANAGER
227 South Holly St., Mcdford
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
FOR SALE Modern bungalow,
rooms, Imth, screened porch, built
in bookcases, etc., extra largo lot,
fruit and berries, Just off puvod
street. Easy terms, no reasonable
offer refused. Phono 417-M,
iiiornlnK for appointment, 270
WANTED Helloblo man and wlfo
to rare for ranch and woman to do
tho cooking. Phono Fred LewU,
Wellon, Ore. ' 2G1
WANTED Girl lor general houso
work. Address Fred Lewis, Wel
lon, Oro. 251
UMBER
YEGGMAN LOOTS
MEDFORD L
COMPANY'S SAFE
A uliubli) flngured crook entered
the offlro ot tho Medford Lumber
company somutiiun between Satur
day night nnd early Monday muriilug,
and with nothing tint his seusu of
touch and a coal clilsol opened the
safe, securing $00 lu money, and two
county warrants. Tho thief solved
tho combination ot tho nafo and
opened the Inner drawers with a
chisel. Tho robbery was discovered
this morning, and the Inns reported
to tho police.
Emplojos of tho lumber company
told Chief lllttson that a man hut
been coming to the ards every night,
they thought to sleep, but that owny
morning tracks were found about the
office door. Thereforo tho police do
duct that the cracksman has been
working on tho combination for
throo or four nights, and Is an expert
safe w oritur.
Tho lock of tho Inner door was
punched In with the cold chisel nnd
each door demolished, nnd the con
tents searched. One of thene draw
ers Is missing. All the aliisble
papers and notes of tho firm orc
carefully piled by tho prowler under
neath tho safe, whom they wero found
this morning. Tho safo's Interior Is
a wreck.
The police havo no clues, nnd Chief
lllttson Issued n warutng to all own
ers ot safes In tho outer districts to
be on guard.
LACK OF FRESH AIR
Hou
Causes Rundown Condition.
to Keep Strong
Statistics prove tliut the death rate
Is very much greater lu tho winter
months than In summer, and that the
lack of fresh ar I a largely respon
sible, for this condition.
If thi) (i) litem becomes rundown,
blood thin nnd watery, circulation
poor, no nppetlto, don't doo with
drugs, but tako our delicious cod liv
er nnd I ron tonic Vlnol, not a patent
medicine, as over) thing In It Is named
on every package and If It docs not
gla you a hearty appetite, enrich the
blood and create strength, wo will re
turn jour money; that shows our
faith In Vlnol.
A case has Just come to our atten
tion from Knoxvllle, Tenn. Miss Car
rie King says: "For threo years I
was all run-down, weak, had no appe
tite and after all that time I am glad
to say Vlnol has brought back my
health and strength."
Try a bottlo of Vlnol, on our guar
antee. Medford Pharmacy, Mcdford,
Ore.
P. 8. For Eczema of scalp try our
Saxn Salvo. Wo guarantee It.
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IF THEY'RE
KLEIN MADE
THEY'RE TAILOR MADE
Medford Tailors
wi: LIKE
TO FIT
THE HARD
TO FIT
Always Welcome
Looking or bulng you aro al
ways welcome at this store,
C'omo hero with all your shoo
troubles.
If tho shoos you have been buying
hao not worn well, If thoy huvo not
been comfortable or have bcon un
satisfactory In any way, toll us tho
difficulty.
Wo'ro at your sorvlco and our ad
vico will cost you nothing. You will
always recelvo a cordial wolcomo
hero.
Behling's
"(3001) FIT
SHOE HTORE"
Don't Forgot tho
BIG DANCE
To bo given by the Loyul Order of Mooso nt their
hall, 219 West Mum Street, on
WEDNESDAY EVE, JANUARY 14
Music furnished by Hnzolrigg and Dr. Donnor.
rhalmers
MOTOR CARS
ARE THE BEST FOB THE MONEY
Latta & Hopkins
Nurseries
Growers of High-Grade Fruit Trees. 'Apple and
Pear Trees are our sneciallien. Stock one-year-old
trees on three-year-ohl roots. Souiti of best orchards
in tho vallev are set to our trees. Nurseries near
Central Point. Medford office, room -102, M. l' & II.
building. Phone Hu'JMi. Experience shows that homo
grown, acclimated trees are the best.
PATRONIZE HOME NURSERIES
Page Theatre, Fgf Jan. 16
AVILMAM MOKKIS presents his company of Kng-
lish Players from the .Manhattan Theater,
New Yorlc, in
The Blindness of Virtue
Hy COSMO HAMILTON.
A Great Play, Unfolding a Great Truth, Every Par
ent Should See.
Two Years in London. Four .Months in Chicago.
Ten Weeks in Hoston. Two .Mouths in New York.
Chicago Record Herald: "Worthy of all the in
dorsement the highest sources can give it."
"A woman who allows her daughter to struggle
through the awakening years of her womanhooif is
not fit to be a mother."
Prices:
First 11 rows $1.50
Last? rows 1.00
"Box Seats . .. . 1,f0
Seats on sale Wednesday, l-lth.
Balceny:
First row ... '1.00
Next? rows 75
Last 5 rows , 50
Phone -118
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the Goose
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of your ability to stny on Hie job nnd nceoinpliHli your daily task.
If tho property you Imve acquired, or will acquire in the future,
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job 1h tho (Jonso which Iiiik or will lay that I'm,
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also protect yotirhclf iiKniimt Hie I.M.Nof'yniir ability to May on tho
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When accident or Miichr coined, expense Ken mi with iucreas.
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a conl liiRcnrry will arino in your lire. In fuel, every part or your
body Iiiih n valun which may bo in hoiiki wnv nienHiiied in term
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Twenly.oiio pcrxoiiH aro tteoldeiitnlly injured every minute.
Kery fio minutes one pciHon !h uoeidentu'lly hilled, Five timen
"H many purMotw nro injured and killed each year iih dio from
natural eiiuHCH. Moro die and mo disabled each year from pin
priektj and oilier Hlif;Jit injuiies thnn ,lio. f-oru pnmimoiiiii; pno
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"OCT AKT.VAIZKD"
R. H. McCURDY
AGENT
Sparta Building,
Telephone, One-Two-Three,