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iOGAL AND
-PERSONAL
Tho Ladles' Aid society of Iho
l'resbytorlan church will liolil nn all
day mootluK In iho chapel Tuesday.
Tho ladles are requested to conic ami
'lirlnfc their liiiich.
Hex l.ampman, the Gold Hill poet,
empfpyrd on tho Portland Orcgonlan,
arrived In !Medford Friday afternoon
on hla vacation, and will spend two
weeks fn iho valloy visiting old scenes
anil vistas. He left this morning for
Asbestos to visit his father. Mrs.
Lampmau and tho children nccompa
nlcd licx.
v Atomic sulphur, arsenate of lead,
blackleaf, llmo and sulphur, berry
crates and boxes, for salo at lowest
prices by tho Co-oporatlvo Trutt
Gioxxcrs' Association.
Jasper Davis of Central 1'olt.t was
a business visitor In tho city this
mo ml 11 ft.
E. T. Uolman of l.upcno is spend-
InK a row days n tno raucy aucnu-
lim to business matters.
Transplanted tomato plants. 70
" cents "per hundred, special prices on
lots BOO and over. Err, pepper and
sweet potato plants now ready.
Portland Avcnuo Greenhouse. Med
ford. Phono 87-11. 61
Henry Johnson ot Grants Pass !
spending a few days In tho city at
tending to business matters.
Arthur Young of Ashland la h
Mcdford lsitor this morning.
Ask xour Kroccr or neighbor about
iho pennant wrapped bread made at
the Now town bakery. r.
Miss Rcah Thomas ot Phoenix is
xUltiiiR friends In this city today.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Callaghan loft
this morning by auto for tho Dtuo
lod,o district for tho summer, where
Mr. Callaghan Is developing Ills group
of claims.
Royal Bakery goods at DeVoes. "
Victor Mayhcw of Montague, Cal.,
Is spending a few days In tho valley
on business.
Crushed strawberry Velvet Ico
cream for your Snnday dinner.
Phono ordore to ISl-Il.
You will enjoy your Sunday din
ner better It you have Velvet
crushed strawberry Jco cream. Phono
481-11. havo It delivered.
Velvet Ico cream Is tho best made
and for Sunday we have crushed
straxvborry.
Typewriters. All makes new and
rebuilt. Sold, rented and repaired.
Typewriter Exchange, 230 North
Dartlott.
Jim Kershaw, tho goat king of tbi
Ameiopc, is uowii imui v.iii ";
and reports tW ono lono democrat
showed up at tho polls Friday for the
primary.
' Wilbur Jones ot Ross T-nne Is In
tho city today shaking hands, and at
tending to business matters.
Savo money. Uso Plato Ice. Mcd
ford Ice & Storago Co. Phone 264.
Rosa Kline ot tho Little Butte
transacted business In Mcdford Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Hardest of Rogue
River visited friends In this city Fri
day.
Don't bo deceived. Use Plate Ice.
Mndford Ice & Storage Co. Phone
2G4. '
Arthur Roso of Dry creek was a
business visitor in tho city Friday af
ternoon. Hattlsto, tho Mcdford pitcher with
II. llnr-lnni. VnrlllUPHt tCnlD WllO
mado a Kood showing at tho ttart of
tho season. Is slated for reltuse ac
V..r,Hm- to Portland ' miort writers
Tho fuel that Battisto cannot hear
handicaps him in his diamond work,
and this Is given as tho reason for
having his heaj, cut off.
8pcclal for Sunday, Nepolltan
brick volvct ico cream. Phono 4 Si
lt. Tho track teams of tho SIcdford
and Ashland high schools aro com
peting at tho fair grounds this uftcr
uoon for tho championship of South
ern Oregon, and a largo crowd Is In
attendance, Including a largo delega
tion from Ashland. Tho result will
decido tho championship of South
ern Oregon. Tho feature of tho
pieet will bo thu track meet between
tho girls ot tho hlRh school, tho first
of its kind over held In Southern Ore
Ron. T, B, Kent, ho has been ..topping
n Mqdtord'foj- a, few days, wont
juortV Thursday.
Manila, chocolato and White's spe-
.-tni ten rroam for Sunday. Phono
4 8 Ml.
. E. P. lIUBhcs ot Ashland hag boeu
araiuactlfiK business n .Mcdford,
Col. George P. Mlms and II. E.
,gBltli of Willow Springs aro In Med-
.ford,
y, W. SbBpIelgh Hardware Co., are
Oslly adding to their well assorted
,touk nd aro eoUIur at closo prices.
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i Weeks k McGowin Co.
mCDKItTAKERS
Jjr JMs4lM(
, rtMNM mi
y, Wi w
A, K. Orr Mt-H
MinmiM""'"
;7V, Ashpolo has relumed from
tils trip north, where ho has been
littl'ltiR anil selling "sfocK , , ,
V. H. Ba'rr haa gonq io Gallee
c'rock to look utter his wining In
lerests. ( , ;
Plato Ico. -Morning deliveries
Mcdford Ico & Storage Co. Phono
E. W. Anderson haa returned to
tho Blue I.cdgo district after a sltoit
bnslness ftlt In Mcdford. "
Mrs, 'R. liland ot "brants Pas.vls
Itetl In Mcdford Friday. '
Carkin .& Taylor, 'laxv.xors. (John
II. Carkin, Glenn O. Taylor), tjas-klns-Boydep
Bldg,. Main streot.
Mr, and Mrs. I. M. Harvey, plo-,
necrs ot thts section, who have been
visiting relatives living In Medford,
returned to Cottage Grqvo Friday.
Phil Hamlll and 11. T. Flndlev were
of the horticulturists In Mcdford Fri
day.
Does your blue sorgo shine? Orrcs
fl t 4-1. 4, ..,. .t.ll.M
x ia ir van tuixu mu nuio phihu
out. Don't throw It away. Just phono
5SS-R. and hae It taken out. Guar-
.... . oa.. ...a.. m.i
aillCVU. m)l l'l ."llWil.
J. Cs'unan. a pioneer merchant ot
Jacksonville, who la now located In
Alameda county, Cal., la In Mcdford
t lilt il t.a-l
VII UUOHIoe
Mrs. Frank McKco of Seven Oaks
was with her Mcdford friends Friday
afternoon.
Screen doors at Mcdford l.br. Co.
Grant Matthews ot Foots creek.
Is transacting business In Mcdford.
Ho sajs tho past season is ono of th
worst thnt the placer miners
of
Southern Oregon havo ever oxper
snow
Mrs. G. W. Bingham of Oregon
City Is tho guest ot her sister, .Mrs.
I.. Winter.
Frcoh lime. Mcdford l.br. Co.
A. J. Daley of Eaglo Point Is In
Mcdford. visiting his son. John
Daley.
II It Ttrn.Uhnw Ik down from
farownsboro on a short business trip.
Lane Wyland of Asbestos Is spend
ing a tow dys in Mcdford.
Kodak flntshlng. glossy or dull fin
ish at J. O. Gerklng's studio, 52S U
Main St. Phono 320-J.
E. H. Helms of Jacksonville was n
visitor In Mcdford Friday.
.Mrs. John Stanley of Yolo county.
Cal.. n pioneer resident of Rogue riv
er valley Is In Mcdford. visiting her
son, Fred Stanley and other relatives.
J. O. Gcrklng. the best all around
photographer in southern Oregon.
Always reliable. Negatives mado anir
where, time or place. Studio 22S
Main St. Phone 320-J.
Henry Manklns of Poorman's
creek Is transacting business in Mcd
ford. Misses Wcndt nnd Martin of Jack
sonville are visiting Mcdford friends,
Miss Hazel Houston ot this city and
Gilbert Jarvls. a young business man
tot Salens were marrjed the tore part
ot the week.
Milk and cream at DeVoo's.
Herbert Hanna, tho Jacksonville
attorney, tarried a few hours In Mcd
ford Friday.
W. H. Spcas, S. P. agent, at Gold
Hill, made a trip to Mcdford Friday.
J. F. Kelly and Mr. Hall of Jlrlffln
creek motored to Mcdford this morn
In-
Fred and Arthur Furry of Phoenix
are spending mp aay in .ueuiu.u.
E. J. Rclnklng. ho has been at
Kenttth, Cal., returned rFlday.
IjornTo Mr. and Mrs. S, I. Brown
Friday, ilay 15, an eight ani one
halt pound girl.
Farmers of the valley aro now pro
tected during hay cutting time by a
JS hour forecast on tho weather.
This warns them of tho approach of
rain, and halts hay cutting In umplo
time to prevent a heavy loss. The
forecast is sent out tho same as frost
bulletins,
SMITH AND WITHYCOMBE
NOMINATED FPR 60VEBH0R
(Continued ,rrpm pat 1.)
the ihirty-tlnce count'iv xve 'iihy
comhe it lead over Sloier of -1000
vote. Tliix included lh lend which
MWer hud over Withyeombe in Mult
nomah county. In twenty counlic
Withyeombe led Mo-er by MM,
Multnomah not included. Cnnv
fonl'n votfi. in twenty coiinliw out
hido of Multnomah wiih 'J2U, giving
liim hecoiul place.
With hulf or the republican pre
cincth btill to be heard froui in Mult
iihiriiIi, Moer citimut ovVrconiu the
lend of Wlthvcomhe. iiltliougli hu can
land t-econd, beittiii; Craw lot d for
that muion.
In the twenty outMde countH'i.,
Smith, ilemijfji-iit, had U.IIO t( Hen
neltV ;i'JI0,,jjiyiiij S;nith t IcmJ P.t'1"
licunett ol 110,
i'tt oi nil, ;
MuIjiioinnl -iniih led ilcnnett,
ut Inn liiijl i ttfj!y-une come
In
so that
tics was M.bh.'ii.tinl.
Hon L'oiintlffc Went
Withycoinue cuirieii Uenlun, Co
liinibhi. Crook, (hunt. Hood Iiitcn
Joxcphiuc. I.aiic, IJiiii, Mnlliuiir, Mar
ion, Shor;iiau, l.iuiitillu, I n!oji,,,iico
liml Wut-lilnioii,
Sinith carried Miilliioiiinh. Jtfiiton.
Jiicknon, ruinlillii, Union,
Jlciini'll curled more comilich ihnii
Smitli, but :1k jiukicriiIc ut lil Wile
tH hlilillltT. Jlrlllli'll cilljil'd Jlljkl'IV
rinckiiiiiiis, t iui(ti, tiniui, liitoii
Jilt ci'; Lincoln, Midi, Millieur, Muo
MEDMHtD MAIL T1UHU.NE.
ion, Sherman, Txiliunook.iiiid Woo.
The vole 011 rcpulittouti sinti'iip
c6ui( itulpeinwenly uiilslde coun
ties follow.
For Miiittine(omt
Ucmi TD.Jh'.AWUiIu'o 07.SI, MNnry
:m-2, llmris rll!. IUmimui -IIUIO,
Cleelon -loir. KiohtmNon IU10,
D'Atvy 'JO.S.
bir sowrtior, Mor rtvrrieil Mult-
ties. For tUtocncv j;envul. llrowil,
reimbhcnn. reeowed 111 tweittv u
ide counties w.l I to 'J-1S4 (ot (Intn
The fonnorV lend wn reduced, how
k
eer, (i VX lj tho Miillnomnli xolo.
for Oriuiti
Ciinilitlnlc wlioe nominntiotis were
miule I'oitnin by the imrtinl retuma
received nre:
iMomhor national eoinmilleo He-
pulilionn. !J.!!i K. WillltinW til' Ihil
lnur iliMiioirilii. II. M. T-! 1 1' 1 1 V t
r
.... f ......-. .. ..
iWtlniii.: imigrvM o, Henry WuUt6
t Ol Ot I'Oltl.ttUl.
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ui oi.ui- m:hh.i iviiuhmiv,.,..
"" A. iwoin i i-.nseiie; temo
oral, neorcit K. I hnmlierlaln ot 1'ort
- - - - ... i
""; pr'sv.--ivc, Mlimm lluuiey in
lluru
Repre-entntivc in comjres Fnl
district: Kepublieun, W. C. Hawley oj
-
Nileni, present
ineumiieut. M-coitu
INtnct. republienn, N. .1. Stnnolt of
The Dallo. incumbent.
McMiihnii ii Winner
Oovenmr l'roj;re'i'e, I. II. Me-
Mil 1 1 an of Sulrm.
Stale treasurer ICepuhlieaii, Tho(.
11. Kny f Salem, iiit'iimlienl.
Demoernt, Willimn (inllownv ot' Su-
loin; xv. .11. Hm'oy oi .mi'.miiiiiviiu
Attonicy general Pcinoerat, John
A. Jeffrey of Portland.
StiHriiilemleiit of pahlic in-lrnc-lion
lleinililicnn, ,1. A. Churchill of
linker, ineumheut; proj;rc-ivef A. X.
lluiton, Portland.
!lnle engineer Kepiiblicnu, John
M. Lewi- of Salem, incumbent.
l,ttbor coinintHHiiincr Kepuhlican.
0. I. Huff or Portland, incimihentr
Knilroad eoninii.-ioiicr Itepubli.
can. Frank J. Miller of Salem, in
eumbent.
Canon Prtdmble loiter
II. M. Klerly, candidate of the ml
minitrntioii democrat'', who lias de
feated W. II. Canon for natiotm.
comiuitteemnu, wnn backed by lhe
faction headed by Senator Ijiiio.
This coute.-t wiih hard fougltt, a. wi
that of the national republican com
mitteeman, which witt won by Ititlpli
E. Wlllinmx.
The republican conte.it for the nom
ination for attorney peiientl wot,
eloo lietween Geome M. Ilmun ot
Hoxflburg nnd Friiuk S. (Irunt, of
1'ortlnnd. tirant led in Multnomah
county, but Hrown was ahead clc
where throiiliout the r-tnte.
STATUE Of BARRY
AI
WASHINT.TON', May in. Slmul
taneously with tho firing of a saluto
of cloven guns and the playing ot
the "Star Spangled Bannor," a
statue to Commodore John Barry
was unveiled hero today In Fr&uklln
Park. Tho cord that released tho
large American flag surrounding tho
flguro was pulled by Miss Elsie H.
.lonlnirn. nt PlillniTnlidiln. pri.m t-rfii
grand nloco of thejdlstingulshed sn'n
ot J.rin, who served consplcuutiHlyln
the United States navy,
, President Wilson participated In
the ceremonies and made a brief ad
dress. Civil War Nurse Dies
EURE HAUTE, Ind., May 1C
Mra. (.conara Wright, 83 cars of
age, who served as a niirso during
the civil war, died at her homo hero
early today. .Mrg. Wright, for four
years, was president of thu National
Association of Army N'nrscs nnd was
honorary president at tho time of
her death.
TOO IiATK in CIjASSIFY
FOR SA U.r. stamp mill (500.00,
other tyining machinery cheap ou
easy terms. Gold Ray Realty Co.
FOR R?:.T Only hotel in tovn of
1000, 40 rooms furnUhcd. Ail
drcm (!., caro Mall Tribune,
FOR SALE 50 aero ranch, Irrlgatud
alfulfa, Improvements, $8000,
terms. Clark Realty Co., 200
Phlpps Bfrtg.
FOR EXCHANOE ZVj acre im
proved garden tract, irrigated, for
Medford residence. Clark l(ealty
Co 20G Phlpps Dldg.
FOR 8AI.E OR EXCHANGE Now
Meyers barrell spray, used but
onto, completely rlgRcd on run
ners. Will Hell cheap or exchange
for labor. Carpenter work, lum
ber or what have you? Phone
GJ0.J4. 1
WANTED -To buy much from own
cr. Adilre.s uulrk wh nil do-i
tafls and Mute Uuw io rcucli yuiir
iilil. ('. H. M.. cure Mall Trl
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bunv. i
MWDKOUU, OKKCION,
FOREI
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WASUINdWN. Mav III. JIi'xl
cnu co'.Htiititiititli-t forces tinder
llenovul Gourhles w occupxing
Tauiplctt, linxo iwMiicil I'pitcd Stale-
((OiiHttl Miller there that Americans
nnd other tAi-vijiuor mav return to
tho city and that exeiy coitxidoration
will bo hlioxxn them. CuiimiI .Mtllcl
roptxttH ovor.x Ihittg iptict mid Hint the
cit.x hn been in puto.i older miico
iN .ocetipntioii by (loneml lloiualc.
.A ivpott a'ront Americnu CiniMtl
loniuxy..nitxx on bin xxnv home fioin
Sim l.ttii 1'otnsi, tutrM thnt i inr
.i'1ns could leant no Anirrioun x cro
killed in this distnnt bdore the lime
ho left, hut thnt all the YiiiUon.il-
were pnnxlyxdil, ehell from htcl;
of fuel. He left thu consulate in,
mhrnpii.
mmML
)F COURT CALLED
,TJii Ki-mid jury lor the May tcim
of entirt will be culkd Monday b
Circuit Indue F. M. Culkin". The
piincipal I'tiiiiinnl cltargiK in be in-xr-tigatod
itrv Iho-e ol alleged foig
cries, there Iicitij m-xi-ii a-cs, the
largest nuuiher in this btitucti of
crime for tiny mubIo "eioit f nn
iiiiiiiiiilorinl lnnl. Illltcr oilmen -ul-fered
it tluiiii dimnj the fpnng
iitonlliH. The lu-t of wilitc-CH for
the cn-c-. include a late numbvr ol
Medford inen-hiiuto, -nno beinj:
tubioeiuted for two ca-e!.
GNERS.RE
URN
0 TAWPICD FIELDS
thiflli
M
it hnt
llf you can't come in person
let us serve you by Parcel Post
Yohr mall carrier Is our delivery man and ho Is noted for prompt
ness and icguUrlty. If you find It Impossible or oxen lucoitxunleitt
to couio to our store, just phunc or mall )our order. Wo ran glxu
you as perfect scrvlco In this way as though you cniik In pursuit.
You'll haxqtlto advantage of our hlgh-clasM assortment and reason
ablo jirlce:, ..
We'll gUdl) furiiUli. Information regarding nonds, and welcome,
such Inquiries, (.oods ran usually Ik) sunt by return mall.
Wo prepay i-osiage on all, small parcels.
, . , i i - ti.
Medford Pharmacy
I'liouo 10
' e C.lvo S. & II, Orecn Trading Stamp
JUST ARRIVED
The Celebrated "Evcr-Wear" Shoes
Women's golf and children' play
shoes.
This Is tho jdoal summer shuo. A
good-looking brown. Inro shoo, madu
of soft-pllablo Elk skin, full uttlliied.
genuine Elk solos and spring login.
Lightest, coolest and longiwt xvtfar
Ing sumuior shoo made.
Very reasonably jirlccd.
i
Women's sizes. : W to C ...
Chlldreu'a sizes, 13i to -
Children's sizes, 0 to la...,
()ur supply ot
shoes Is limited,
yours now.
C: M. KIDD & CO.
Hole .koii( for Jaikvui Coimly
FENCING SEASON
IS NOW AT HAND
YOU NIOKI") TO PKOTKCT YQVll GlfOWINd
CHOPS ANI) PASTUIIRS 1'U03.I .STOCK AND
HOaS. YOU SHOULD TNSTALL A VKN0IS
WJ'J'ir STJIKNOTJI ANT!) LASTJNU QUAI.LTIMS.
Those rcquireiiieuts.iii'c i'lilfillcd, jn ...
PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE
(Jftt''A "n'w.W-
ouji 12-baii do.TXcjrr pig, noa and stocm
JiMflNCIt! is Kpecinlly deafened fqr your iieeds. Jn
this feiu'o you gel mora value for your money tlian
in any oilier fence offoml you nnv-wlicro at any
jirife. Wj) Hhip enrloadB direct from factory (o Med
ford and ofU'i' you the best fence made at a reiiHon
able price, delivered ot your dopot.
GADDIS & DIXON
"THE PAGE FENCE MEN"
MEDKOH!) OllKOON
SATPKDAY, MAY JII,1I)M
t- it
FILMS ,l,)':VIl.lVEI , ,i
lly our method, lusuron bettor ro
aults froin your rnlnorn. Mit'fl us!
jt)urwork. M
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.aiii: swem STi'iiit) ;
x , , 'I
iUa'Wot Main Stnl, Mctlfoiil, tHv.
MRS. H. L. LEAOH
Export Ooraotioro
320 North ttnrUett.
hltono 0(W A!.v
CHICHESTER S PILLS
,- t..Hl AWy.rlirnrlor
Cil lV .1 l.-.r IHMM-l lihVA
filial in .l M I ooltl miiikw
K .. mJI jU HJ Sium. Y
.r HlV)IOMn on inn rii.i , a
kl -MtHMMlKM.I.Int.ANiilKlM
?MDDYDnirif.lSTSrXR.HIRr
There5 Great Comfort
about baking xx lilt
"Crescent '
its leavening action It
so miio tind so thoroiiKh
it leaves the ituui.ti dell,
clously moist
&B&
CRESCENT Ml'll CO , Seattle, Wash.
GET IT FROM YOCIl GROCER
U5C iH-r lb.
Iff
.. S.IX.0
.tUJ
n
.yjiAm
r
tliexo lulobrated
Be wise, select
--t i-
xvisrx WACto
WMi aWl. 1 1 i 1
I aaBaTllf fatal
ti;icruipi.v
We,dome Flyiiig
..LIl ' J.'YJi nt
I'oi'Qulth llellxcrlci
I'liuue ni
H. Weinhard's Ice Depot
littvi' jiwl added a complele line of
EASTMAN KODAKS
AND PIIOTOGRVPHIO SUPPLIES
And would he pleased to sitpph your want.
WEST SIDE
Compensation
Marx Ann, while cutting bread,
(Jut her rii.Kor. Willi elation
.Mary Ann went off to bud,
Claiming compensation.
"William .'Jones, while c;ii'tiii coke,
UruiMcd his .shin. Willi .inhibition
William ricd: "A happy stroke,
One year's compensation."
(!liai,'le.s,'the waiter, dropped the clieene,
Hurt his toe, retired from wailing.
Six nionths' claim. At Jlrightoii he's .
Now rceupcraliiitf. '
.lane, while eooldiif,', trod ami alid ""
On some fat and fell obliquely; .
Interesting invalTd,
Drawing iwo )otiuds weekly,
.lack, the hodman, seratchetUhiir wrist,
Scratched it with a scaffold Kplinlcr;
On the compensation list;
Neslinfoi' the Winter.
On the job nt Maiden Vale, .
, ,With his hammer, (Ircen lhe plumber
Hit (lit; wronjr nail (finder nail);
lies! in,' till next Summer.
JJIess the tfoodneps and the p;race
And 1ie llioiiglilful leKislatiou
Thai conferred upon our raeo,
Workmen's eonipensalion. ,
Loudon '(Jln'outi'le.
1'Wvvy man in Oregon who employs labor is
liable for damages, filiould one .f his tmplo)'(a
suffer an injury. ConsetpionUy, eory emidoyor
sjiould carry Liability Insurance or pay the Slate
an annual premium 'for protection under the
Workmen's Compensation Act.
In the majority of labor claiisifieiitious lhe
"Aqtna" will nrotect you for less nianay't.ian
the HI ate lience, ii would be wise for ytiu to
eouipare rates wiih
R. H. McCurdy
Phone One Two Throe HwU flldtf., Medford
xxllh xour Ico xvhcit xte got itmr
older. I'roiuptiiewi of delivery
A nn nmeli a fcnliivo ot our
service as piiro lc and tola u.
it for tho iiiPiiuy,' pur wtnn.ii
Is In your iiolKlniurlitiiid tinryt
day.
Wolnhnrd'8 Ico U ntntmiitootf
to bo ithsdltitUly itUittary.
lT i-n M0p
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PHARMACY
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