I vw.
I'AHK) TWO
(HAh AND
L PERSONAL
LJ- " " ' '
Fred V. Kulli left Mnndnv for Snn
Francisco where lie will wed Miss
1 1cpiitcr of llork Island Ml, return
Iur to Medford next weok b; auto.
Ho will engage in nilhlug.
(.'nine Warden Sam Satulry, who
ling boon watching tho commercial
fishermen In .lo'ephlnc county, re
ports ttint t)io tnl.o of salmon 's very
llRlit so far and Hint thoro aro not
many In Mo stnsnm and very fw
steclhcad.
Holmes Insures homes.
The Socnth comiinny Journeyed to
.ineKsouvlllo In full dross regalia
Monday nlnjit to land a military air
to the mass meeting boostliiR the
proposod military school In that city.
MapA' of tho company labored undar
the apprehension that a banquet was
to bo served, and came back fuller
or fight than If a call to war had
been Issued.
Cleaning, pressing, nltorlng'&nd re
pairing promptly done at Orros &
LaMnr Tailor Shop, 200 V. Main.
Phono 5.SS-R. Wo call for and de
liver. 72
Dick Johns of Albany Is spending
a tew days In tho city nttcndlng to
business matters.
Atomic sulphur, arsenate of lead,
blacklcaf, II hip and sulphur, berry
crates and boxes, for sale at lowest
prices by tho Co-operntlvo Fruit
Growers' Association. Mcdford and
Central Point.
A call for men to work In the liny
fields wag sent out this morning by
farmers of tho valley, and several
gentlemen lounging under the S. V.
water tanks wore extended Invita
tions to go to work by tho uolicc. A
few responded but most of them had
urgent business In the next town.. A
spell of bright sunshine is predicted
by the weather man and the farmers
aro taking advantage- of It, to avoid
the usual rain the end of Juno.
Cherries at Crandalt orchard. 09
Frank Kane of Talent spent Mon
day in Medford attending to business
mattors.
I'pon tho return of Judgo F. M.
Calklus of tho circuit court from
Grants Pass, several races In equity
will bo called for Jackson county.
Try a "Spits" cigar, best 5c cigar
on market.
O. It. Fouls and wlfo and Mrs.
Jack Ulrkland left on tho special
Monday night for Portland.
MUs Moymc Hynn of Gold Hill vIb
itcd Medford friends Monday after
'noon. H. Milton of Salem Is transacting
business In this city this week.
Saito, tho driver of Sunrlso Laun
day Medford, has some wood for salo
on ground at Coleman creek, $2.50
per cord, $1.35 per tlor. 73
It. S. Hush and wlfo of Grants Pass
visited with friends In this city tho
first of tho weak.
Vnnco Colvlg ("Pinto") has re
ceived a now engraving outfit, and Is
getting ready to draw cartoons as
soon as tho machinery Is set up,
Vnnco plans to make a systematic
campaign of tho developing of his
native ability along these lines.
Cherries nt Crnndall orchard. C9
S. U. Leonard has returned from a
trip to California points.
Miss Pearl Hooth is couflned to
her homo by Illness. Her sister, Mrs.
Carl Center of Grants Pass arrived
Monday to ue by her side.
A "King Spitz" cigar Is homo made.
Try ouo, Cc.
Mrs. Cnrrlo Carnahan or tho Blue
Ledge mining district arrived from
that bcctlon lust night to attend to
business matters In this city.
A. V. Stono nnd wife visited with
friends In Grants Pass Sunday.
Iloyal Hakcry goods at DoVocs.
Miss Ciraco Woods lias returned
from attendance at the Southern
Oregon Epwortli League convention
ut Grunts Pass.
Dan Fruzoll Is spending the week
visiting frloudH and attending to busi
ness matters in Grants Pass nnc
ltosuburg.
Call Mitchell for lawn mower trou
bles. Phono 20.
Waltor D. Merrick returned Mon
duy morning from a business trip to
Portland and plans on opening the
'Nat swimming tank with tho advent
of a few days of real warm weather
Jim Kershaw of the Antelope is In
tltu city today intending to business
and visiting friends.
Milk nnd cream nt DoVoo'h.
1), L, Walker of A(.h!a2d far
aacted I) us I nt sa matters in tli.j tit,
Monday afternoon.
G. W, Lane or Gold Hill was a
business visitor lu the city Mouduy
afternoon.
Screen doors nt Medford Lbr. Co.
T M, Anderson and M. J. Murpln
of Kurliy aro attending to buMnes
t iiiBtlers In tho city for a few days
t- ,-.-- .-,- ---
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
I4jr Assistant
A, K, Oft 7M
Mls Uuby Hurko left this morning
to attend tho Hose Cnrnhnl nt Port
land.
11111 Ulrloh has returned from a
business trip to Grants Pass.
, Fresh llmo. Medford Lbr. Co.
Hay for salo W. It, Horhnrd.
1013 W. IHh, phono G0.7-J.
Sammy Dean or Ashland visited
with boy friends In this city Monday.
Miss Francos Kenn of Jackson
ville vttlfcd with friends In this clrt)
for a row hours Monday afternoon.
J. O. Gorklng, the o4t nil around
photographer lit southern Oregon.
Always reliable. Negatives made anV;
jwhoro, tlmo or place. Studio JUS
Main St. mono 320-J.
II. H. Taylor of Gallce Is n busl
noss visitor In tho city today.
K. J. Kaiser of Ashland Is lu tho
city today, aud predicts that tho
bonds for the mineral springs oroject
will carry by a lopsided vote. Th
vote Is being taken today. Tho nntl
bonds continent held n meeting nnd
made speeches against the bonds ns
tho farewell shot of the campaign
last' night, that was something of a
fUslo. and had to resort to vaude
ville to attract a crowd. Several of
the speakers wore hooted.
Kodak finishing, glossy or dull fin
ish at J. O. Gerklug's studio, 22S K
Main St. Phono 320-J.
John A. Torncy sent out 15 men In
an auto truck for work upon his min
ing claims on Palmer creek Monday
night. An auto truck Is being built
to haul the oro from tho diggings to
the cyanide plant, now constructed
and ready for operation. About 25
men will bo employed In the camp
and nioro will bo used If the prospects
Justify.
F. E. Merrick spent Monday after
noon at the Sterling mine.
F. W. Shnplelgh Hariwaro Co., are
dally adding to their well assorted
stock nud are selling at close prices.
S7
Tho family of K. C. Hogsctt left
Friday morning for Santa Monica,
Col., where Mr. Hogsett Is for his
health. His condition Is reported as
greatly Improved.
Joe Under of Phoenix was a busi
ness visitor lu the city Monday.
Carktn & Taylor, lawyers. (John
II. Carkln, Glenn O. Taylor), Raskins-Hoyden
Dldg., Main street.
Chester Charter of Kugene Is a
business visitor in tho c:ty this week.
A. S. Ferry of Palmer. N'eb.. accom
panied by ils wife are spending n
fow days In the valley. Back home
it w at 94 In the shade Monday, and
he received a night letter from his
daughter expressing tho hope they
were enduring thu heat In good shape.
Attorney J. K. Dlttcrs of Chicago Is
In the city upon legal business.
Attorneys Hlchard and F. H. San
ford of Grants Pass aro here attend
ing to business matters.
Enoch Itallcy and Leone Campbell
of Dry creek were married Tuesday
morning by Judgo Ton Velle at Jack
sonville. Col. It. C. Washburn of Table Hock
Is In tho citj today ror a Tow hours
Judge J. R. Nell of Jac):sonil!e Is
In the city this afternoon visiting
friends.
The Harnum road rolling stock has
been Increased, and a modorn addi
tion to rapid transit secured In the
shapo of a track velocipede that made
a trial run over the road this morn
ing. The water department has been In
stalling water and firo service In the
Elks' temple on North Central. A hy
drant will be put lu the block In
creasing the lire protection.
PLUME DEALERS 10
FIGHT ID LAWS
PARIS, June 9. Called to defend
their Industry against wliut Is termed
legislative destruction oil the part of
bird protectors, the International
Congress of Plume Dealers met here
toduy. Their deliberations will con
tlnuo several dujs
Emond Morln, k'e-reldent of the
French Association or Feather Mo
chants aud Manufacturers, told the
delegatea that what must be obtained
was tlio repeal of that section of tlu
United StateB tariff act prohibiting
the Importation of plumes, the nulli
fication of the decree recently pro
mulgated In Canada and alo tho
prevention of proposed legislation In
Great Britain.
BRITAIN TO EXHIBIT
AT
XhW YORK June 0. Ureal Mili
um will exhibit ut I ho I'mintim I'n
nio e,milion iiiuifliciiilly if I In
1 ni led HUtt provide tin- -mi-u iml
nivilio)j, iii'i ciiiliiiu' l W. A. M.
(iiti-!c-, -'ii-ini lliu lviitli"li emii
imiiy, wliitli liu wiiiilv inpteil tin'
linlisli gin wi nun ut In imriM'ii'Jiii''
Mr. (loiuU nmk nl il dinner "I
Urn Ilnluli m-IiooU tiinl rinw-ril,
clnli Iii-i tiitfhl. lie MiiiJ 1 1)0 ni'liim
III lllU J-IMUlMIII'lll did lllll l'----lll
Mil' M'llllllllll of I lie -ll'll'llt- I'l (lll'lll
Jlrltnili.
SIKDFORn MAlfj 'I'KUU'SU.
E
PERFECT OF
BABIES
Clnlro Vlrgtuln Sherard, datifctiter
of Mr.' and ilb. It. H Sherait woi
first irlo tor1 class A girls at tho
Hotter llaby ennttet. with n p.rcent
iie of 5!).S, and Jobn Krnncls Dnl
llare. son of Mr. nnd Mis V Dnl
lalre won first prtpp for eta V bo
with a percentage o'f 9 The final
oamluatlans were made this 'Horn
lug. ','
Ranking with tho Sherard habv.
a tractlonal point difference Is Doris
H. Itund.x, daughter of Dr nnd Mr
L. Huliity. with a perrontage of 99 ? "
The Judges debated over an hour be
tween these two flnnlly deciding upon
Virginia Claire. In tho tlrst two
tests the two were tied nnd bo-h are
perfect specimens.
A Stv-nul Tli Cl.iv-4 O
Another tie came In class C boi
between George I. Drown and Albert
McMnnu at 9S.3 per cent, the Judges
deciding In fnor or the Drown baby.
Tho cups and spoons offered as
first and second prises nro being en
grated nnd will bo ready for dis
tribution to Winners named below nt
2 o'clock ttaturdny afternoon at lias
kins' drug store.
The 20 best babies according to tho
decision of h$ Judges given this uf
ternoon; after test's of tho three high
est trom tho preliminary examina
tions are ns follows, the first named
winning tlrst and tho second named.
secend:
VlnH ., GlrN
Claire Virginia Sherard 9U.8
Doris II. Uuudy . 39.76
CIilM A, llojs
John F. D.illalre . 9S.S
Wlllard Crawford ., 9S.6
t'lis It, GlrN '
Norma E. Chlnnock 99.1
Gladys Ferns 99.3
(lns It, DJS
Orlnnn II. Oak 99.G
William E. Dent 9S.9
Class C, Girls
Helen Porter ;. 99.7
Marguerite Ifughes -9U.C
Class ', Hoys
George I. Drown 9S.5
Albert G. McMann 9S.5
('lavs 11, GlrN
Gladys M Incur ..- -.--992
Carol II. Dunce -9911
Clus D, D).s
Weston i Ward ;. .-,S?.8
Clem Chlldors . Ultt
fla-s E, Girls
Lillian D. Hnlght 99.7
Ruth E. Wollan 99.2
. Class E, D-s
Guy 11. llarland 97.9
Charles L. Dames . . 97.5
SENDS PRICES UP
XKW VORIC, June 0. The st.uk
market eUmeil Mvi(l. Slrenglh nt
tended today's limited denliuxH in
to('l. Kpeeinl jmiici- reHMiilil to
cuiieerteil liiiymif. 1 radon renlinig
canned oiiio reeeiwiiius in (lie lutf
denliiigs, hut the geuvrul undertime
wn yood.
Alter u dull nud irregular open
ing today the stork market .tifiVned.
All the nothe stuekb uiiido gniu-,
running up to n point for I'niou I'u
eilie. Virginia debt eertifientes
lnoke l'-'i on the ritliii" of the su
premo eourl, which permits lenpi'iiu.y
of the c.me, iiiolin another Imiu
ileluy. The rupid outflow of kM
eontinucd. The enxiigement of .?",
000,(100 mure lor Eiuopu wun nn-
iioiiui'Cd without ntlecliuu Ihe mnrkel.
VISIT TOLL GATE
I'linti reeciiiiiL' icnorlri Hint the
Dulltirhiden' liml relu-eil to olu-v or-
ileiv mill were Mill cliiii-uiuj: from
6I..'0 to $o pur unto ut the SixKiyou
toll ttulit, the count v com!, nccoin
putiifd by I'losoculor Kell, leli
Tiicsdiiv to take the mutter up with
the DoltiuliiiliLs pci .01111II.V. ThiM'oitil
hii llio power to hx the loll.
TOO LATH lt CLAHHIFV
FOR RENT -Five roomed nicely fur
nished bungalow, closo In. 417
Ju street. 70
I
SHERARD
MOST
MEDFORD
SPECIAL SALE
IMPORTED SHAVES
AVhilc llii'.v liisl, iliis wefk,
fi'oiii7;:U)ii. 111, to 0:110 p. m.,
Ifi (Tills. Conic enrl aiitl
Moid the 1'IIkIi,
SUMMERVILLE'S
KAKBEK SHOP
MBPTOnn. OKKflOK. 'I'l'KSIUy. .ll'N'U il, mi-
THE HUMAN DOLL
rr-V ) 'w5"
g5838s??aa
I liribith, ,i uViinuit ,, m-rformer,
whti w I j'pi'p.ir wi' . i eiirniMtl
ivvl Wl k
- zxr
DOLL LIKE L
L
Among Hie attractUui .u tl.. Folev
Ilurk Auiusotnunt i-Miupati which
Is to furnish tho fei..me for thu
.Medford Dsioball nssot'ialloii earnl
ral which opns horn ucu Jloudii), Is
a little lnd, 81 inches high, nud
vellhlnc :T pounds, knonn as "Ell
saboth, the Lhlng Doll '
Elisabeth Is perfoctl formeil nud
Is one of tho bust known performers
In American vaudeville She Is SI
yours of age and ncioiupltshcd In
many ways. Sh reaitlb speaks six
different language nnd It Is koldom
tbut anyone Is fiiund lu Iirr audiences
who cannot understaHil her, Ellsn
betli plnys sovural kind or musical
Intiruments and Is an accomplished
voeallst.
This la not tho tlrst vllt or Kllra
heth to ModrorQ ns -.e tla6ll an en
gagement Hero sorersl Tours ago
wlien r girl lu her ..ns. Wlvllo
hero sin made many irlunds u'ud a
slto Is Is endowoil sAtti u mnrvulotis
memory will redi rail them all b)
unine when she nsjts aiiy or them
on hor nrrhal here.
The carnival company has tuan
otlior uttraatlons antl b highly en
dorsgd br tfio rirlbjlt cOuJmorrlnl
nnd civic bodies or the elites of Cnli
fornhi. Clonii aurnctlons ami meri
torious entertain mi hU are the con
stant endeavor 01 ii,- munsKcniPiit.
Of court H Ferris wheel nin
merrjf-ge-round ar to be experttHl
The youngsteni wu.ild not think I
was n oarnlvnl ltuoiit these tint'!
honored amuseuirn: featurwi. The
IniHu wheel Is all tool and cautl
leveroil nud as sate as any sitting
roenuroaklng chair. It Is If tho tjpe
called "Eli" and li como to he
known n the onlv kind cnrril by
iip-to-dHto c.irnlisin.
Thu merry-xo-ruiiud Is 11 distinct
novelty. Not one of the whip and
Jerk, gasoline engine and track nf
ralru with rtatluiiHry liorsos but n
regular "Old Counn " stjlo Halloplng
horso carousal with lite sized steeds
which iiitllop lu a realistic manner
on a safe platform, swung from 11
mighty axle whlcli Manila eitlcaclb
In the center r ni-rinK 11 perfectly
w
3
i
1
a
I
With over refirrlng regular
ity that day of days, when
everything go wrong, whou
the groceries 1 'nl meat, tho leo
and tin wood m 1 everything to
ho ordered wn tho ramlly
wiibh Ih in th 1 ,1)h nud ull tho
liousohnld iifair. upset, what
a roller to h& at your elbow
a servant who I1 run all tho
errands and t ikq nwny tho
worry and car of nine Mon
day. Wo rurni h this sorvlco
to 000 liousi aJvoh In Med
ford, and Iium) a servant reaiy
to servo you In tho name way.
Tho snrvJro wi will perform Is
almost unllinlii u hut tho chargo
Is so small sou will wonder
linw R win be ilono only 15
eoulH a day (no other charge.)
H ygu want un to drive away
nil ill no Monda in your house
lot us list )ou in tho Hlue Hook
of MoUford whluh goes lo
pruss June 10 Von will bo
proud to hsie vmr iiitmo ulonij
with the otlu-i
The Home Tel.
& Tel. Co.
T'lH l
B -ri .-a --s
r?acria!A'iiarrs: . T' svri
DY
m
CARNIVA
Blue
Monday
I
Btuooth gliding mullon nnd tree from
the fieuUa and whlimi of n gns ui
gliiV,
GD CHANGES 1 IHH
m mm i1 fm$t
M FINE WlilSUSftl
ProfoMFor W. E. Cm land win. Is
alleged to luwo tnlked l'reino, (al
women out of their Hie fmWws,
mie n vnmple or bin l(t of nub. with
n local applhiitliin this mornluK, in
1 deiunll.v itudetitolUK u chailHo or
heart.
Proressor (lnrlml, wtio In the first
few hours or his confinement 'n the
eit Jail, thoughl ho would Just uitt
uinll) dlo boeniiKo (ho nlr was re
poor, Issued n stutanieut thts morn
ing to Chief or Polire Hlllsou In
which he snld (lint of all the Jail"
that lie had over behold the Modrord
Jail was the best Kept, the elenuent.
the most 'sanitary. If the Fates
willed that ho must spend a period
lu durnui'c Mto, ho thought he would
select the city bant lie, nud bo happy
though ImiirlFoued.
This sudden switch from denuncia
tion to flattery, leads Chief HlttHOii
(o hellovo the profommr has beon em
ploying Mime r bin reputed elnlr
voyuut aceompllshtui'nts, on himself,
or Is trying to hypuolUe tho iwlleo
Into letting him loose.
A telegram was rncoitwl thin nller
noon from Sacrniuohto stlyluqthat o
tradition papers hud been tfrnntod by
Governor Johnson for tho return of
Garland to Fiesno. An officer will
arrive on (he Shus(a Limited tomor
row morning.
Tho prisoner sent n doion or so
telegrams Mondii) trying to arrange
for n settlement of the difficulty with
out his return to California, but this
fulled. Garland tluentens to secure
a writ of habeas corpu. unloome
action Is taken noon one wa or the
other.
I'RLSEKVi: YOUIl II.MK
WHILE YOU HAVL IT
Ta.o enre of )our hair
now, and ktp It. Pont
wait until It Is gone, ror It
can iiuvcr tc regnlHeu. ttct
a buttle of
iriiiTi iiiiii iii
iuiiviiv7i uaiiv iviiui
ic It acionllng to direc
tions nud uu will ward off
tlu- imager tit railing hair
and earb baldness. Wo
don't ilul ill that It Will grnW
hair on h h.imI heiiil. hut II
will loop your hair al IIS
r it Wit posit I vol)
guarantee Out
Two slue. f'"o nnd l.uu.
For sale by
l,i:) II. RASKINS
l'.Ciiklw Agi lle
said an
recently
pany
injr
over
trl
v
m
ZEROLENE
Koc)M The
Motor Cool
fwii?&
1
Tho broiling (inn h crtsily cleimuil with hot witter nnd
GOLD OUST
Mrtkca ovcry kitchen utensil climn niulanniiary.
fio nml lurfrr packngci.
nnmFAlRBANKD
CHICAGO
"let the GOLD OUST TWINS tla yoftr worA"
'SxmKOBeKSfiSsaesm
We Answer
4X&i&
1 v i-ii
H. WEINHARD'S M DEPOT
$2.50 to $'1.00
HIT MITllMlli I'Ot'R IIOI.IhMtV
,. all ho nsk oii to pay fur a pair uf
our
I'iiiiik in- t"dntiliiN
Nuwoai Itlll iti'lt, okoljW Hf U
leathers or rubric, with any kfx.l ir
heel ou may deslin. a fit assured
At the
r,x.--'
Good
OPPOSITE POST OI'I'H'R
We (live H. A II. Green 8tniiiM
Iv? used it successfully
for vears"
" if - "
nutoniobilist to us
referring to 'ero-
-
lene. "Why shouldn't; it
be a pjood oil, your Com
r
r
has been manulact-
lubrieatino; oils for i
forty years, and
yoli must know how to
make a Kood oil."
ZEROLENE
THE STANDARD OIL FOR
"When von tell inc that
automobile oil you can makethat's guarantee enough
for mo."
M'iiniiv'mrlu of mntnristK li:iv file s:ltiu rniifirlitnrK
in our recommendation. To thousands 'eroleno is,
..:..: 1... :.t.., :,... '
m V 1 1 1 JJJ villi ii.iuiu n.iimiiinij' 01.1111,1.1
Dealers everywhere. Ask our nearest agency
about delivery in bulk.
Standard Oil
(Cslllarnls
Medford
-
KB
uvirmv"
All
Eh
Calls for Help
from tlu'-u who are suffering per
ooiiii I illnninifort or loss (tout the
I lent. Our leo will be sent at oneo
lo the relief of Iho'o who UOsM It.
And Hint Is prsetlrnlly overylMNly In
eluding yourself. If jou nro not Ink
ing our Ire on ought lo for thtt so ho
of your eumfort. your tienllli nntl to
pieti( (he spoiling of foods.
For Oulck Pellverlet Phone It
Hlgu nl
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lj "- - .
MOTOR CARS
Zcrolcnc is actually the host
Comp
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