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MM)bMI MAIli TUIHUNK. M10DKOUI). OHM-ION. WIODNKSDAV. AIMtlli If.. 11)1 PAGE TWO i nr ai Ain I L Personal Tho Mouford Conservatory will . mm.ami vi.v Qntmv.nv !n the after- U tumvil aiuv " - J nnnn wlllrll will t)0 tUtrtlV ft Hill) II B rocltol nnd partly n faculty concert.) Anions tho members of tho faculty taking part will bo Mr. IM Andrews, Mr. Carlton Janes ami Mr. Tallinn cKor, Tho concert will bo freo to ihn nubile anil1 will bo given In the )mil nf ill Pnnsorvatorr building. It! will begin at 3: 30 ami no tli ' M will lm required. Tho program 1 ue announced Inter. Ladles, our guaranteed spoiuHy wrapped broad at 1). & C. cash stor.r Nowtown Ilakcry. 2S Miss Nellie Melntyro who Is charged "by the Ashland authorities with passing bad checks, was taken from tho county Jail Monday by her father and returned to tier nome In Independence, Oregon, by her fnthcr. Miss Mclntyro Is a refined nnd cul tured young lady, nnd her Willam ette valley acquaintances arc at a loss to account for her escapade. E. D. Weston, commercial photog rapher, negatives made any tlmo or placo by appointment. Phone M 1471. A slight chango for tho better is noted today In tho condition of Mrs. Charles II. Gny, who Is seriously 111 nt Sacred Heart hospital. Screen doors at Medford Lumber Company. Willis Hopkins of Kugcnc Is at tending to business matters In the city for a few days this week. Plato Ice. Morning deliveries. Mcdfonl Ice &. Storago Co. Phone 264. Tho recent rains have caused a Blight rlso In tho rivers nnd steams of tho Ttoguo river valley. Pennant wrapped bread, guaran teed fresh at Oakdale Grocery. Made at Nowtown Bakery. Great black banks of clouds hung over Ml. Wagner this noon, nnd ll recalled to the minds of mt.i' 0'1 residents tho tlmo there wag a cloud burst on tho summit of that serene peak. Though tho sun was shining In tho valley. It could bo seen that a heavy rain was prevailing In tho foot hills. Save money. Use Plato Ice. Med ford Ico & Storage Co. Phono 2C4. Uriah Dunlap of Hilt, Cat., ts spending a few days In the city at tending to business matters hero and Jacksonville. Milk and cream at tVo'a. ' Gccso nnd ducks aro now making their regular spring flights north, tho night movements over the city liolng plainly heard. Some of a flock Tuesday night becamo daizlcd by tha electric lights and wandered around In tho sky lost, and honking for their mates. Don't bo docolvcd. Use Plato Ice. Medford Ico & Storago Co. Phone 2fM. A freight train a milo and a halt long passed' through Medford this noon, nnd It was tho longest freight train that has pasted through Med fnnl In n voar. Most of the box cars were empty, and contained from ono to a dozen hoboes. Special for Sunday, Ne;olltan brick velvet Ice cream. Phou. tS J II. Plato Ico, guaranteed clear, hard, puro. Medford Ico & Storage Co. Phono 2C4, Hud Anderson will fight Joo Swalu at Itnymond. Wash., tonight, and there is no excitement, no cheers, no tears hereabouts, In strange contrast to n year ago this April, tho month In which ho put tho dampers on K. O. llrown. There is littlo local In terest. Why not have your Insurance In a big company? Holmes tho Insurance Man, Is tho ugcut. ' Situs Dcano of Ashland wus among tho visitor In Medford Tuesday af ternoon. Seo Tumy for firo insurance. n, K. Johnson of Itoseuurg Is a business visitor in tho city this week. Add to directory, White's Velvet Ico cream factory, phono No. 481-R. 2 'J Attorney Gun Newbury of thla city whs attending to legal business before tho Josophlno county court at Grants Pass Tuesday. Kresh lime. Meatord Lbr. Co. Miss Kato liurgcr of Grants Pass who has been been visiting friends in this city, returned to her homo tho first of tho week, Tho standard bred stallion. King Seal, No. G1138, record 2:11, over half mllo track made last Soptomber at uncouver, 11. C, will mako a short Benson before racing this year. Fee $25.00 to Insure. T. 1., Tayior, own or, 43 Hoy Pattorsou of Central Point wan a IjubIiuwh -viulior In the city for u few hours this morning. fr I II I I M - --- 4. VeeK$McGowanCo. UNDERTAKERS Lwijf Assistant ptH r, .w, f fmt0l At UfT wttfn jn Secretary V. W. Streets of tho Commercial club spent Tuesday In Grants Pass attending to business matters. If your grocer don't hnndlo Now your order will bo delivered prompt ly. S. II. Morse, postal Inspector with headquarters nt Kosoburg Is attend ing to official matters In this city for a tow dn). Orders taken for nil kinds of vrge tablo plants, any quantity Knrly cabbngo plnnts now ready. Port land nvcnuo Greenhouse Phone S7-U. 330 Howard Shearer of Grants Pa was n business visitor In the city tho first of tho week. Postcards "fie per dozen this week nt Up To Date Studio, 232 Knot Mnlu. 4l Say clear, pure Plate Ice. Med ford tco Jfc Storago Co. Phone 2fil. Pat Welch, president of Uogue lands, and one of tho best known men In tho west, who has been 111 for sovoral months. Is recuperating at Pasadena, Cal., and according to a tciegrnhi received by J. T. Sulli van of this city n life long friend, Is res-ting easy, but Is kept quiet, and no visitors or business communica tions are permitted. Mr. Welch Is well known In this city. J. O. Gerklng, tho best all around photographer In southern Orogon.. Alays reliable Negatives mado any where, tlmo or place. Studio 22S Main St. Phone 320-J. Judgo C. C. Prim of Jacksonville spent n few hours In Medford this morning on business. Tumy writes better firo Insurance A. S. Long of Salem ts attending to business matters In this city to day. Manila, chocolate and White's spe cial ice crcain. for Sunday. Phone 4S1-K. ' For sale, 3 aero applo orchard tract, 10 year old trees, north of James Campbell on King's Hlghwav. Cash or easy terms. L. C. Ulm. Hotel Medford. 20 Kodak finishing, glossy or dull fin ish at J. O. Gcrklng'i studio, 228 E. Matn St. Phono 320-. Ladles, our guaranteed specially wrapped bread nt 13, & C. cash store Newtown Bakery. 2S Model Bnkery goods at Do Vocs. Carkln & Taylor, lawyers. (John H. Carkln, Glenn O. Taylor), Has-klns-Boydcn Bldg., Main street. Mrs. Laura Weston does first class dressmaking and tailoring. Evening gowns a specialty. Rooms, M. P. & 11. building. 21 On Saturday, April IS, at 2:30 p. m. nt th Baptist church, Mrs. Lulu L. Shepard will lecture. Her subject, "Teaching tho Sanctity of the Body," is a great benefit nnd should bo henrd by the mothers. ELECT FIRST OFFICERS Director, of the Hoke cannery project met this morning and elected officer ami adopted the official nnmc of tin- l.ogue Itivcr Cunning company. The officer .-vlectcd are as follow.: l're-i.lent, J, C. iliinn; viec-ireMilent, J. A. Wc-terlimd; treasurer, J. A. I'crry; steretnrv John H. Carkiii"-; manager, K. II. Hoke; executive cemmittee: Hurt Au-dur-oii, J. A. Perry ami Guy (.'minor. Another meeting will he held to morrow, when arrangement, will In made for tho purchase of machinery, erection of building and the rnUiiiK of the remaining if.")00. BRITT GRIFFIN CREEK The Kmil Uritt ranch of .101 acre.. on Griffin creek whk sold tlii- week by J. II. Schebcl of thi. city to a Mr. Gibon of Everett. Wash. The land nil, hold at $10 an acre, aggre gating .12,040, the new owner to an Mime control and occupancy at once The laud i coimiileiei one ot the bed liny, iii tho valley ami will be iimm! for duiryim,'. fruit gi owing and al falfa rain ini: A miimII oroliiuil i o.i I lie place. ItlUlilo-Mtirphy Fight. Returns .by rounds from the Hit- cliie-Miirphy fight will bo received at tho Oaku Billiard Hall at 28 N. Front St., Friday o.'enliig. 22 TOO LATK TO CLASSIFY FOIt SALE Fivo acic applo orchard truct, 10 year old trees, north of James Campbull on King's High way. Cash or easy terms. L, (' I'lm. Hotel Medford. 22 FOIt EXCHANGE "I llluuiooL dairy ranches and' Income property for .Medford property, business pre furred. Clark Itealty Co. FOU BALE-Flvo room iiiodor" liotiho. three lurgu loin, berries, fruit trees. W P Halter. .105 Portland Ate,, prko 12500. 2C LAST CHANCE OF im OFFICE EXPIRED I0DAY This Is tho Inst dnj In which enu dldates for county oftlccs ran tile their nominating petitions and up to 3:30 this afternoon, not a now cnu dldnte had filed. Tho democratic and republican pnrtlss are- well rep resented, not n progressive, showing up for office. Tho socialists Itnvo n full ticket which they will present 100 days before tho general election for a plnce on the ballot. Tho most sought nftor office Is sheriff, thero being threo G. O. I nnd two democratic c.xndlffntos. Tho hottest primary fight promises to center around tho raco for county treasurer and coroner. Incumbent County Clerk Gardner Is tho only seeker after the clerkship, and H Maddeu Is the only candidate who wants some remarks printed nt'er h'r name on the ballot. They aro "Loss taxes, buslnws administration, econo my, development nnd progress." He Is opposing Joo Smith for commls sloner from the second district. Tim filings for county offices nre: ltciubllcaii County treasurer, Fred L. Cohlg, James M. Cronemlller. Sheriff. W. 11. Slnglcr. A. W. Walker and A. K. Earhnrt. County commissioner, J. C. Smith, F. 11. Madden. County clerk. G. A. Gardner. County recorder, Chauttccy Florey. County surveyor. A. S. Too. Coroner, A. E. Kellogg, W. W. L'ssher. Justice of peace, Jacksonville, Henry I)o; Medford. G. O. Taylor, democratic Surveyor, 11. E. Brown. Itecordvr. l.co'L. Jacobs. Sheriff. J. F. Hlttsoii. J. L. Sum mervllle. Treasurer, Sid Brown. AMPLE APOLOGY OR BLOODSHED (Continued from pig manded thorn emphatically. "It cannot but strlko anyone who has watched tho course of events In Mexico as significant." said a high government official today, "that un toward incidents such as theso havo not occurred to the representatives of other governments. Repeated of fenses against tho rights nnd dlgnlt of Americans have necessarily caused the Impression that they havo been singled out for manifestations of Ill will and contempt. .May See the Light "The state department authori ties feel confident that when the ser iousness and cumulative effect of these Incident Is made evident to tho Mexican government, Hint gov ernment will seo tho propriety of giving such ovidenco or Its desiro to repudiate and correct theso things as will not only satisfy the Washington administration but show tho rest of the world nn entire change of atti tude. "There can bo no loss or dignity to the de facto government of Mexico In recognizing to tho fullest degrco th claims of a great sovereign govern ment to Its resiect." XOTI cTT Notlco Is hereby given that the undorslgncd will apply to tho city council at its mooting to be held April 21st, 1014, for a license- to sell malt, sjilrltuoiiB apd vinous li quors In quantities less than a gallon at Its place of business, 22 N. Front street, city of Medford for a period of six months. 8ELSBY & KENNEDY. Dated April 11th, 101 1. Yon Want Tour KODAK NEGATIVES To Bo Treated Carefully Bring Thorn Hero for Developing and Printing. THE KWKM STUDIOS '222 West .Main Kt. Medford, Ore. Wittemore's 11 Shoe Polishes FINEST QUALITY IARCCST VARICTV "CllTUiik."lii or - mlu ai wamiluc tht potiUvUrpjnurii Oil. 1 " I I oliiicaUilIti wl chtlJrcu'" IfKit mul nlmi-n, tl.lnt tutltoul rut Mug. Me. "FKLUII Cl(J',1, ll "tUMlVou)1" liiiu I i clfmlrg ul pollifclnj (JlkliulaofriUHtorUiiiliiir-i, ' "KTMt"'ite,Uv "ILUf Ciublnf hi for l!llilltljirli liu laltx priO In litrlui; llilr tlufa limfc A 1 lln'mr. color MdBWUWtlLBBV njST-jrBBPM Hid lu.llo til U liIurL !.., I'i 'IiIihi lm WUati or tlutli. MtliU. YAAY IMTI " tut, IUuli. -ilTWS fill NT ILAIIILK J-ASll." I Hilurroflf l.toiliU forjllkinil. of liUikilnxi. ( onitiM III did Miirt lu ullli mi'l wrtrrvr ''lu Iratlxrf Iloita opuj wlilt her, lUu "UAKUY HtHMT fi4rriiunprlct, llrifurdlr 'kiimjI ipll.klM'bij wftol MAdut torWll"i'."r lull.K' l-k.irr ll..l(i,Mli WHITTCMOHC HRO. A CO., IO,M Albany lrl, eambrldg. Mass. J)i$ QUnlu4 UtitH Hmmailuitn U Mat iUtlhU ! tf WtitH, All CHARGED E DEAIH OF VICTIM St-WTTl.l', Wu-h. pril IV In roimutioti cimiiiii" iiutider 111 llie lirt degree Ih tiled tigum"! WTilliam Ponri., rlnviiir Hie deallinf t'lmrU K. Snarts, lvim of lirtmliN in the TnonitiieSrattlp Inleiniliaii lioldiii) nt liicrltu Monday uijilit. SwnrU died late velei'day after mien at the iniviite hpital of Mi Uintliu I'lT'ii a linlliM Hiiiu a I l-clil-ilier rexolvor lired l I lie robber. Hie death lut wa tnrtlior lit- etvaod last night whrn Clarence Trow, SenrV ml in the crime, (lied at I'nmdcucc lu-iital. lu tin trtig sle witli paenuor )vho overt'ame liim and effected Id- capture Iiin kull ii rrni'litrx'd. !'roccutor John F. Murphy i pie juiriiii; it t'ir-t devree murder churgc against SeatN, wlnwe looUer wni ili-charged during a Miugglc witli hi captors ami the bullet cnihed into Sumt, iullictilii; ratal injutic-.. Si'ai-i N in jail toda and ha- little In -.ay about the hidd-up. lu a -igncd cimfe iou ye-lcrday he iidmilted that he and Trew hoard- od (he train ith the intention ul robbing tile ienjer. Officers are convinced, Unit the two liaiidits were ciuitiecled ills previous attempt- at holdiuj; up the train at the -attic .Hit in February and March thi- vim. MARKET EPS UP NEW YOltK. April 13 In most cafes first prices at the oimulng of ho stock market loda were a shado under jostcrdny's close. The market stood up fairly moII ilesplto active selling. Utah Copper ilropped, n point und Suiultli)K, and Northern Pacific nearly as miicli. ' Bonds wero easy. Tho market closed Irrcgillar add lower. AFTER SICKNESS .Mr-. Cniiliici Tells How to ItcMniv.l One's Sttengdi So many people are asking how to recover their strength after suvere sickness that o are, publishing this Information for their benefit. After grippe, pleurisy, piiinimuul.i, or any Illness wbat'yoij need Is uaw strength and better blood. The most certain way to get this is by taking Vlunl, our delicious cod liver and Iron preparation, Mrs M. T. Gardner, Chicago. HI says: "After a vory serious opera tion I was a total Invalid for neurit a year and a convalescent for mouths thereafter, I gavo tho remedied of n number of eminent specialists n thor ough trial, but without deriving thn slightest benefit Vine: was recom mended. Without tho least faith in tho merits of thcjucdlelne. I took It faithfully, and it socuicd to bring back thn old color to my check's and the elasticity to my stop which I had despaired of oer recovering. I can sny, conscientiously, that for nerv ous, run-down people, Vluo Is uu ex cellent remedy " Try a bottle of Vlnol. Your inonoy tvlll bo returned if It does not restore your vitality and strengtn. Med ford Pharmiu-y, Medford, Ore. I', S. If jou havo Eczema try our riuxo Salvo. We guarauteo it. Flour Is ono of tho most essen tial urtlcluu ot ovory hiiusu wlfo and hIio miifit pavo tho best to do satisfactory balling, We carry , , Fisher's Blend Crovn Drifted Snow Threo of tho best hard wheat flouts on tho market mid ask that you let us nup lily your wants lu tills lino. Everything In vegetables and fruits always at this store MARSH & BENNETT Hcrond door cunt First Nn llonul lluuk Phono i'M WITH MURD m E POUTLANI), t)io April K. Tho Hlu liters own Portland toda.x, 1'iom all parts or Oregon mid Washington delegations of them are pouring Into the elt to havo a" Jo.ous reunion and wit miss tho Initiation of between 10 and f0 candidates Into Al ICndei tomplo lodge ot Portland ttmlsht .Early (oda.v 12r members of tho Al Kutlf temple or Spokane arrived on n special train. They hi ought aloint their patrol and a brnssbaud mid were, precedi'd by tho Walla Valh delegation of 22 persons. This' nfteinooit another special train bearing bet eeu 13d and IM meinbors o'r the Nile temple of Seattle and Aflfl temple of Taroma arrived aecompnnled by bauds ami 'wtrols The visitors ore being lavish.) enter tallied. UltU Died, at his Int.. residence. Or- ohard Home district. Tuesday. April I I tli. at 11 p. in., Irederlck Irldeger aged 77 )ears. 10 moatiis and one Hay. Native of Ohio. I- Ulieial cemetery, Mr Krldeger has been a resident of Jaokson count) for the last ten )enrs He leaves a widow and one son. William I'rldegor lias Jacksonville Found the Same? Tln Answer 1-. I'oiimllu the .Siialght full) aid Slatement of u .liukiiii- llle llolilcnt Wo hnvo been reading week after weok In the local press of Mudfurl eltUeus who have been rid of dis tressing kidney and bladder trou bles by I loan's Kidney Pills nnd wo have often wandered whether tho snino high pinion of this medicine 'i to bo found lu our neighboring towns. This frank nnd earnest statement by a well-known nnd respected resident ot Jacksonville will i-et this doubt, at rest. Andrew Cautrnll. California fit.. Jacksonville, Oregon, says: "WlibiiJ I was suffering front backncho and other kidney ailments. Dean's Kid ney Pills cauio to my aid and stopped tho troubles. The public endorse-, meiit I gnvo them several oura ago still holdrt good." Price, fiilc. at all dealers, lion't simply .njik for a kldnuyroinedy get Dunn's. Kldnoy PIII1 -the rvtmo thnt Mr. Cantrall had. I-'osier-Mllbu'rii Co., Props , llurfnto, N. Y. 10DG services will be held at the Weeks ft ' iSilthV .n,r jaSikimi." .rKu.i ..f li .n i i:'.''.'! r f"r' .3flrT Mctlowau chapel. Thursday. April iB,ffi ThsWrf -."ptr i iA It li " '" "'1 '"' ' '"H Itlth at 2:00 p. n,.. Itev. Hldrldgo of jjet, . '"K'V.uVTrt:'.' "VJlsi- f .11 .iis.. ... ,ni ,.u ....... tlclatlng. Interment III I. O. O. V Simatl.m. iu.'il iliroat. U-ii. "", lu. vll lUlug "Jun a. bh1."'u.1jI ii... k H. . i- - - , - -.7 ...... . ..- .... ... ... at.- 1 7ztei"l"W 4- z ! t V t t r t T t NOTICE LADIES Y t ? t r Aluminum Cooking Utensils Without Cost to You Brownlee 6 Lindley Mli7 I'I. .Main, Medford, Or. jjji Blood Trouble Tho Searching Power of a Great Remedy Answers the Worst Riddle, Tlioiiniiili Have ll It now bnntni Hist tin ihtiih ct l l dltunlcr) ki' dmiiil In llir minute imv nt l tlin tlwno ntirrs. Tlipy rsn lo -n ml i ttirmuilt n Miwrrfnt mU'ri'amiiP. .' ,''')' JOtf 'J?' .?ulW m- A U I II III 'Ik tsiitii t. tnivmm stui in wKiiirriuii) j -T.n'".' .mrm-r cu.. ... I .liftnul i-.iiii.niriiis vital sml -mtl tu I MJ' K7n, m.m.lrin la MH Mrh ' nmrt tl"' nctlt iriiit nf ituiiiUlliiit '' . Prohibition County Convention . At "It Theater' 'I'lif I'roliiliUioiii.Ht'S r .IjicIcmhi rounly mul all (litwu .'lu niyiitMl tliu "On! to Win" .slip, ni'ti i.'.'illftl tu niuol. in citiivoiittoii l''ritly. April 17, al l,ln It 'riifiitfi'. Coinity Convmilioii at li i.Vloi-lc. .Muss int't'tiiij,' at. 7:',.0. Mr. llin.sliaw, tihairiiian ul' (hu National Cuiiiiiiiltpo, will spt'ak. rViininlrtfnily.siipilyiiitf ytiii with ilio vt'i-y bust, (ji'()utji:it.'8.at tin; lowest- piiiuos j)ossihlo. N'ow wft) liavt; inadu iimmuomuiilri t tiquip ynr Iciluliujis vyiUi Tlio liiuli(!.st. class prciiiiiiiii ever oITdi'ihMu I lie peo. n"' ''.... , ' "jilti ol' .AlWll'onl. Uall dis up aiiUe.l us.loll you ahyi.il 'J tliis very' liberal olTer, or, -lioMor Btill, 'cuiiio down aiid see tlieni. Our first effer: A t,vopioeo uoniliiua- tion set, now on display. Often A Puzzling Question SolvciJ II With S. H. . w.lsli". tliln ,pi. tliH'ln, snd llnl war! II. M nt iiiiifcU H. ii.rvr Mial I aflK-rull r r.xtlllol l) Sit nt an. rts won ii"n-i IKM. ut n txittiD ir n H. H, l sny drwit a ,. Itlll lint .iHt. imp. nml In fiv ilis .'il will liet.H.' frl IhIhIiI. mill UKiirtl. 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