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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1914)
TWTCDFOTin MATT, TKIMPNK MKnKOIH). Ol.'MOK, SA'rTHDAV, MAY 0, 1011 PAtTBHTV?) k I IOCAL AND L PERSONAL 'Hid niIiimIiiIii of llin Itono It U or Viillny LoitKUii uiIIn rur giumm riumlii) id (lulil Hill iikiiIiih( Mmlfonl mill Tiiliuil iikiiIiihI (limit I'lihiutt llm litl tor rlty. Tim H, I' will run n hh. rial tritln. itml iiultn it niiinliiir or local fniin mo HkiiiIii on imiiIiIiik llin Hip. I!. It. AiT) or A Mliliifid min ii Ininl ncriH lltor In tln city I'rldny aftor iiooii, WIiIiii'h Wlvct l( cream moulded Into hIihhi of iiiniiilUilin, cither pink or white, fur MnUiv'i. Day. Oritur now, phone tst-lt. is Alllilir Horn till ftiiuptnd tint Itlllll UKiirHllIp of Dim ( llltclancK much mi I fry LVxk mnl will iiiomi onto Hir pi it in next wt'nk 1'imik lli'iiry of Haul' I'olnt. In In llit city fniin liU lioini'Hii'iiil, malting rcitily to flln tin flnnl paper. 'I'rntixplmituii tomato plnuli, 70 ichtii per liuntliml, upci'lal prlrrnt on lilt r.oo nml uwir. Ii;k. pnipttr nml iiwict polnto plnntu now rend). Cortland AM'iiiin (Iri'iuiliotntu, .Moil font. I'liniii" K7-II . C,r. AiiotilliiK to mining men. n num ber of proprriorn ha ntruik rlrt' poukeU In I hi' Hlonmlioiit ipntrlrt during tlm lam nionlli. 1'rauU IMwiirilN of llnttnii, Oil who forlornly ran tin itor nt Hint plitio. now oiiKnKinl In mining on Hut Hllvnr I'orlt, l upending it few iln) In Hut rlty on titntlno Hit Mm y mi liuure where nu din i) on r Inmirixl Hen Holme, tlu limiirnnri' .Mnn. mirx! Tin' unmml HprliiK painting In In full unliiK In HI) mnl rountry. mnl ii number of lornl building nn allow ing tin t'fO'iin of new paint. Tom Itiinnlnn of llm IIIk AiU'lo. Kl,-iHii-tlH'-,ltr-tln,rn-!ittntTinr- Ak oiir urociT or neklilMir ntumt tint poiinniit wrnppiil liiuml mnitn ni llii NiimIiimii linker)' CS Two Important rluitirn were nitileil to lint piolliulunr) dm ft of the lion I'linrter. nt n lileetlliK of the ilrnftlui; rommltteo nt nlKht. tlioe on "I'rntirlilMtn noil I'uMIr I'iIIIHm" mnl "Civil Serlco" Thu rouiinltten In titnMiii; Kxrelltmt prnKreM imiiuPI orlliK lint hnndlrnp of lnrV of rlerlral or uteliiiKrnphli' help. Mltu l.itrltn Tnlbott of Hentlle U vUltlilK nt the homo nf her tllirle. Oil) V. Connor on 8Uklou IIoIkIiK. Itoynl llnkrr) fmihU nt l)Voi. Ouy NV Coiiimr. ttm lornl ropr ReutntltK of HkoIix) .V l)n) n)ii llin. ,11, V. !).) K. Hon rnport from Nortli Ynklmn Hint llin Vnkluin vnlloy 'nll itinto llm IPII crop of fruit nt 10. Uiin cnrloniU. of which fimio to 70ii will l nppliHi. Ilooil Itlvcr experts n IiIk crop. miliuntliiK U.uo cnrloniU of nppli'n itsnlnM t'OO limt yen.'. No front iliiiiumo of roti'iUnnco oc curri'il In oIHht Millny. Tint otiiiilnK nv-rtlr,! nt llm ChrU (Ion church Suinlny will ho ilitolil tit n inunlcnl uiuler dlrcrllnn of Ml I'lori'itco HnxdlrlKK. HiumhI n plcn nut hour tlmm. No nilmllon Home of tho IcmlltiK ninlrnl lulcnt of Mmlforil will lm heard In tho ro pid rnnriTl nt llm Chrlntlmt church Huiidny nvi'iiliiK nt S p. in. Tim InrRcut Snturdny crowd In iuouHin Ih In llm city todny, nn.l llu hloriN of tho city ropoit koiiiI IiiiI noun. , imiiilmr from fur dlntnut polntH In llm county, arrived two dny ii 1 1 cud of tlino to lm Hiiro mid lm In Uum for tin' clrcun Momlny. Fred l.U ' "" "f '''1"1 nro Hpiiudlui: tho ' end with frlondn In thin rlty K. D. Worlnti, cotnniorrtnl photon rnphor. nngntlvra mnilo nny Mine or plnro hy Bppolntmont. Thon M 1171. Allium)' "tin Nowhury h a pro fomilnunl lnllor In .liickwnnlllo thU nmrnliiK. Tin condition of Mr. ChnrloH H (lay, who him Imon norlouily III I" HiiciimI llonrt hotjpltal ror tlm hint month. Ih roporlod to lm uluiwliiil n Htcady linprovttinonl. I.'ly iiwattoM Blum away at Mr Curdy'H orflco. I). K. JoIiuhou of HiiHoliurt; Ih n hUhl'iiem. vlHltor lu tho city thin wcok Mr. Wayno l.ooor of Central I'olnt vUlloil frlnnilH and ndntlWH li thin city Friday afternoon and owut- lim- .. II. IJ. Winn of Biilom Ih IrauMirtliiK Iniinl ItiiHlnuNH In UiIh city nml li'l Hotivlllit for a fow iluH. flcroflii iIoum nt Modfoid I.uinlmr Cninpnny. ' ' . It. Culoiimit, who lutM hcou con fined to hln homo tho pant week, wltl'i n Hovero attach of tho nrlp Ih repoilod an linproved this tmirnltiR. Mm A M Nalllo of (IrautH I'iihh who vlnllod filoudH In thlH city hiH1. week Iiiih rolurned to her homo In (IrautH I'iihh Froh Hni. Mcdtorrt Mir. Co. -" A Weeks & McGowan Co. UNDERTAKERS Iily AMt )y I'liono UU7 Nlglil V, W, Wwki ItfU-JH 1'liMiM A. It. Orr U7M-M !.... ...'--..-. ( Dr I!, II, I'li'lml uUniiilml (o profii Minimi liimltiOKH In .IncliHiiiivlllu thin morning, I llm I Aniloimin Iiiih rotnriicd friun it mirvuylng (ili tliioiiKli Norllioru I California, TypuurltuM, All iiiiiIich now mid rebuilt, Hold, fouled mnl iitpnlrit'. Typewriter KxcIiiiiikh, S.TO North llmtlntt. Toiumiit Ki'miHIii. a Hlnileiit nt dm CulioMlty nf Cnlirorula nt llitrknlny, retiiiimil In .Medford IVIday for llm HUiuiimr vacation. H. H. HiiIIIh oxpectH to lenvo Hhoit ly on nn extended bimliiocn dip throiiKji the eiiHl. I'lntn kit. MornliiK dullvorloii. .Mmlfurd Ico A. KtoniKo Co. I'liono 201 WIIIIk I'tley of lledillitK. Cnl., l' vlnt Unit friend nml rolntlww lu thU clt) for ii fon ilnyH, Ml nit I'iihkIh Keuii) of .llH'l(IMIII- III. lulled filemlH lu thin city I'rl dll) evening. Tim Klnmlnrd hrod ttnllloii. Kim; Seal, No. fit US. record 2 : 1 1 VJ . over hnlf tnllit trnrk innde Inn Hoptcmhor .it nurouter, II. C, will mnko a Hhori ionium liofore rnrlni: thin yrnr. Too $25.00 to limurii. T. I., Tnyior. own. or. : Wilbur Jo mm of Iiom l.nim wiu a hulmieiiN lnltor In the city 1'rlday nf ternonn. Jim lleemnii of Cold Hill nmnt I'rl (lit) aftorimou lu Medford nltondliiK to bllitlneim llilereln. ' Milk nnd rrrnm nt. DnVw J en ii Hoke of Contrnl I'olnt wun a huMnomi vlnltor In the rlty thin umr". tin; for n few hotirn. ICIrhy IturlililRo iUhtnlnod a hnd cut on the fori fliiRor of hU rluhl hand I'rldny, while unlondliiK hnrli wire (Jeorne lluntor of llucli In P"nd Iiik a few dn)n lu the city nttemlliiK to htnilui innllorn Mm. It lltnnd of OrnnlH Pan" mndo Medford nml Jncknotnllle a vIMt I'rl- ilny. ffiiTBTmiiier. ITmT I'lnlo Ire. Mril- ford Iro H HtornRo Co. Phom 2-H. Mn (l I' HelniH of Talent I In Vl...lj.1 n wtntrt vlkll .t I'll till II nil rM' .-- 0 r lllllliiKH of Alilr.ml trail Hactod liililiiiiM III Medford Thurn dny. Don't In dornlvrd. l?o I'lntn Icr. Medford Ico & StoMKO Co. J'honr 801. ChnrliH W Chniupllu of Timtn i. nn. n ..iii ililtur lu Medford ()dn linriiiiiu and Arthur ' worn down from I'linonu i riuny. Kodnk flnUhln. ninny or dull fin iih at J. 0. OerklnK'i itudlo. Hi B. Main 81. I'bono 3:0-. A T llnlley of Hmi -rnnrlnco. I'n clflr conut uiannRor of llm Now Hnllip hln Tin Infiirmicn Co.. hn horn InlorvliiwIiiK hit nRiint In Southern OroRon. M I'. Jnrohy. poitmnntor of Tolo, In In Medford on n Inmlni'M trip. J. O. OorklnR. tho bcit Ml around nhotoRMpher In ioiithorn OreRon.. Mnyi rcllnldo. NVRntlvra mndo any whoro. tlmo or placn. Bludlo J28 Main 8t. I'liono 3:0-J. W. H. Chnpmnn of l.nl.o crook n i.. M.ulfnr.1 t'rldnv on loRnl liuilnokH i..i... vinyl nml V TurillmilKll of! IMii'onlx are In Medford. nttniuHiiK l hnrlnoM innttrM. 8rrlnl for Sundny, Nopolltan brick volvot Ico crrnm. I'liono 481- u . , i Arthur I'ortor. M C Opdycke. J I, Culvert nnd II. llol of OrnnlH l'a npout I'rldny ulRht In Medfuril. A. Tiiiplu and II. I.. OroRory of IIIr HtlrUy drove to Medford thU inornliiR. . . . W. II. NorcroH of Contrnl rdnt traiiharteil liiwliirim In Medford I'rl- Corhln IMruII and I. I.. Ilradnhaw aro down from their furiim uuar llrowiinlioro. I'lnto Ico. Riiarniitood rlcnr. hnnl. num. Medford Ico & SIomro Civ Phono "J04. ThoiiuiH Itohortn and llitrry Au di own of AHhlnnd nro inal.lui; Mod ford a hUHluoHH vUll. I,. Nlodernioyor of North JucIihoii villi inotorod to Medford I'rldny. Manila, cliocolnt'o nnd Whtto'H npo rial Ico cream for Sunday.' Phone 1 8 Ml. . Mr. and Mm. C. A. Pruclt of Cimln Point ilUtrlct are In Medford ruohU of T. n. PottritRor and famllv Kiniiiotl IIochoii of Talent niiulo a trip to Medford Friday artemoou. Cnrkln & Taylor, tnwyora. (J'l II. Cnrldn, Cllimti O. Tnyior). H kl"n-lloydon Hid.. Main mroot. I) A Wood and J. C Knutr.cn of ApploRuto worn of tlm muiiy wl I'limo to Medford lliU week. Cieorse l.y.nau and W. A. Marvin of Hold IIUI lurried a fow honrn lu Medford Kilday. (, w Neal nnd William Miller of Central Point dl-trlct aro bmdneHH vUltoM In Medfold. . V ahaplelKli Hardware (-o are dully U.I..II.K to th-lr cll r .luck und aro nullliiK t rl V; Mr..u.d.MM..Iol.ui)Nvm'ioMtoKUU HIverfar.lodafoivhunr.lnMcdfotd ''I'jny'd Colvor nd W. V. Hrmim of Phoenix upon! u wri Um I" ' ford today. Por iiulcl, wnil., ubiiiI o'irclotlmH to Orn'H A l.u Mar'n. "Hen leu mid wUUfm'lloii" our limit" V i-ull for Hint ilellwr I'Iiimim fiMi II in Mr mill Mrx M CiiIIhhiii nf lllml. well uro Htoppliix In .Mcilfinl today .j )( Itoboiim Iiiim koIii to IJmuih : credit ami will lm goun moral day '0. .-nut Mm. It. (!. V1inl1l111r11 of Tnlili. Honk mini In Mi-dford I'rliliiv. Table Hock were In Medford I'rldny ai'ioiupauyluit .Mrn. I). .Ioiihh HiIh far on her return to I'oitlunil. (), 0. Hull, formerly nf Medfor.l, Iiiih boon hlmiIoikimI to Kro '" dhya on tlm rockpllo al I'ortliind for fall nro to pay Ii Ih ill von od wlfo l.iun im ordered by .ludRo Kelly of I. Inn rounly. (I, M, I'ountnlu of Kliiniath Palli arrived In Medford I'rldny. Wl I Hit in Von dor Mellon of KhrIo Point motored to Medford thU niorn Iiir. (1. W. Poiiimlniker of Allinny. n , former rohldeut of ItoRim rlvor val ley, U In Medford. Mint Mulllit llrltl of .larkMiuvlllo Ii vImIIIiik frloin!n lu Medford. j (JforRo W. Ilownril of Oakland ; Cnl., Ih HpnndliiK the annaoii nt hit property In IIIr llutto dUtrbt. uc-j inmpnuleil by hU family. H In a former ronblnlit ol Medford and well Iiiiomii to tin plinioern of tin valluv j Dooh your bluu nerRit nliliiu? Orre( ft l.a Mnr inn take llm worm nhlnu out. Iloit't throw It away. Junt plioun r.hK-lt. nnd have It taken out. Guar anteed. 1MIG Worn Mnlu. Prod HlrmiK Iiiih hecouie connected I with tho liurHrullurnl liurunu of Hid Roernmeut of ItrltUli Columliln nnd1 been nHMlmied to OknnoKmi dlHtrlit. He In n Rrndunte of tlm liortlr.iltiirnl j ilep.iitiiient of tlm OreRou Aurlctil-1 turnl CoIIoro. j Quite a number of the MiihoiiIc frn. ternlty met with Medford lotUo rrl tiiv exeiiliiu. when Important hutl noun unH tranrnctiHl. followed by a, bamiuet. There went InrRit diiloRa- tluiiH of MnnoiiH from OrnnlH PnH! nnd Afhlaud. Mr nnd Mm. t. M. Ilnrvi.y of Cot tnr.e Oro.o nro vIhIHiik ritlatlvim and friend IIvIiik In Medford. The Lnfro-ronldunU-otthui vntto fur man) yearn. ronldliiR on tlm rond lie tweon Medford and JaoUhouvHle. NOTK II. The lnn itorlit will he oiilir Maybe You Were One of The Were You Cheated into believing that because a baking pow der foamed up over the top of a glasr when water was added, that it was a good, pure and strong baking powder? It foams because it contains ALBUMEN (some times called the white of egg.) ALBUMEN in baking powder is no help in the baking. It does not make a stronger or better baking powder. It deceives the consumer when she sees ii foam in the glass. State after state has ruled that baking powder mixed with ALBUMEN is illegal and has stopped the sale of the stuff. United States Government authorities have tie- ciared that the water glass test is a fraud, and that albumen does not help the baking. Food commissioners North, South, East and Wesil have denounced the albumen fraud. DO NOT LET FAKIRS FOOL YOU. The manufacturers of K C BAKING Powder have never found it necessary to resort to such fraudulent methods. K C BAKING POWDER Contains No Albumen It is u pure food bukiutf powder, sold ut un honest price und no better can bo bought ut uuy price, 25 Ounces for 25 Cents ASK YOUR GROCER tnliicil nl. tin Hojil in country homo Trldm i'omImk, Mii I Mil. All iiicin ,"'r" al"' thorn ''Hiring ' beioni'i "'"''" nr'o cordially luvltod. Mem- " - I .- Maxwell 25-4 $825 Tilt' oldest inline in the cap huliiKlpy. Thi! nowcsl in roiistniil fttlvaiicciiitiiit. The pioiiccp of the past. The patli-lii'cnkcp of the fill ore. The c.'ip clowned with mos'c yctips of pich cxpupicucc mope ('(iiuliincd ciiiiict'rin skill, nioi'u actual achiuvciiicnt than evep contained in an nutoino hilo at the ppict' -?S25 Mcdford dclivopy. SMART In Appcai'ancu SMARTER In Action. The Maxwell meets the needs and the ideals of in foi'iiigd huycps. The cap tlntt cttppies five ftill gpown iieople, tit a fnll-gpown pate, yet weighs only K)."0 lls. cut weight in two and you divide upkeep cost by 1'oup. Powell hern tint having private ronvcyanee dene mil up rommlttfj" an noon n pomlM". .Mm Hunting .Mr. Coffin nml .Mr. Iloon, . I Auto Co FOR One five stamp mill $500. Mis cellaneous lot of mining ma chinery, tools and equipment cheap for cash or on easy terms Gold Ray Realty to. Sixth and Fip Streets, Mcdt'ord, Ore. r- GARTER FOR GOVERNOR Willinm A. Cnrtrr of Multnomah county, HoMiblicnn CnmHrinte for tlio nomination for Governor, was prnrticnlly rniHciI in Jncknon county, having moved tit thit county with hit jmrcnts from Tvn niheu when a hoy. Ha commenced hU career as a laborer, lutur hiking ip the study of law, nml was ndmittcd to thu Oregon hnr in 18!H. Hns since heen n.L'nitU'd to practice in thu United State District and Circuit Courts. Served four ternm an City Recorder of Gold Hill nnd represented Juckou County in the Legislature in 1001 nud was, difrTiij; flfnT hotbion, one of the leaden fn the fight for n reduction of rnilrond paxsengcr rates from 4 to :) cents n m'lc. He lias practice! hit profession in the city of Portland for ix years and has been Micce.iful. He is ulo interested in lime manu facturing in Jackson county, near Gold Hill. He is the author of an .Initiative Petition now being circulated to cut down boards and com. minions nnd al-o to limit the legislature to nn appropriation not to exceed four mills. Mr. Carter i.s married und has three children. Vote for CARTER Parker & Stancliff (Successors to Hitter & Dimlnp) AVITUTIIE BUILDING KEMODELKD We have one of the most Up-to-date Confectioneries 3n Southern Oregon, with special accommodations for lady customers. This is the only confectionery in town that carries the Colestin Mineral Wator in the fountain. We also carry a full line of Cigars and Tobaccos In a separate department. 121 B. MAIN ST. afj i m . I If (u had a mint, of money you HI couldn't bin a better car. Ford merit III has made it the standard car of all II nations. It's light strong com- II fort able and dependable. And its HI cost is well within your income. Get HI yours today. I llll 595 Ii tho price ot tho Ford runuliout; tho llll llll touring car In IG45 f. o. b, Medford, complete I HU with equipment, dot catalog aud particulars I C. E. GATES I HI MMItT.l Ul'H.IHNO, SIKIII'Olllt, OIII5. I I mSSSSSSSSSSiSSSSSSSm SALE