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Newspaper Page TextWTEDFOTlTl'MSTn TRIBUNE, M15T)FOTlD. OT7EGON, WEDNESDAY, .TUNTC 21, 101-f " rr -sw jTrm PAGE THREE .. f rt , c . :. . ; ' , i ym BULL MOOSERS AWT 1 OF GREA I ORACLE N'UW YdlUC, .In no !M.--Tln nir- (111(1 llDMH'COIIlllIK tlllli' of ('(lldlml 'I'liimilnni HooHY(lt within two iiinnlli I'liiui'il nliniiHt ii m Hindi of n nllr union); iiniijii'MHlvii party li'iulur mill ftlmuls of (lit fnriimr luonMnnt tin illit IiIh firm on M lit from Hotitli Ainnrlni. Tuiliiy, nit hint iniililli. CnlniMil lliKiHiiVt'lt'n tiiiliiliiiiit on ! Iltlcnl (iii'nlliinii ilniw irnnr'sswi ImiilurM to tills city tuiil for whiio time tlin ItinmiiMitt Iioiiiii nt OjuliT liny hIII In) tint rnino or iniiiiy run fort'iicort, I'roin thn liiiimrnlur raiim nlnu iM tlH'SHHHCS l,t'lllliy HtlltlllK llmt Colonel llooMivcIl It it (1 spent liltirlt of his tlniu ulnro llio IIk Hiht millnl In uorldiiK nn tint nn'uri ho will tlo. llT on Jniin .10 at I'llUuiirr.li. Ho Intil nnlrtnlinit party of frlomlH nt ton ilitlly, llio iiiossiiko nililcil, ninl Intil lonlliii'il IiIn iktIihI of ixiir'lnii tn tint Knrly nioriiliiKH. Wlillo nn tint trip Colonel UniiNiiilt lilt Ihhmi miller the run of Dr. HossIiih. lint mIiI i'k pli tili'liin, mnl uppers to lum ri'iincrcil I'htlri'ly from tlm ntturliH of fever uhlrli kuvo IiIh frliniiln iniirli rnmcrii nn III urrlviil hero from Koiilli Amr len. I'ok lt nlr.lit Mint early linlny went okpcMml to cmirn tho tin pertitor tn reilnni Ijer sih'oiI mnl alio nmy tint reitrli innrmilliiit until nlitl.l w F ROM COUNTRY CORRESPONDENTS GOLD HILL NUGGETS . to. SUCCESSFUL TRIAL OF AIRSHIP AMERICA IIA.MMONDHI'OUT. N Y , Juno 2 , Tim firm successful trlitls of tint Ainerlrn, tint nlrcrnfl In which l.lvntitiinnt John C. I'orlo, niul (leo K. A. llnllett plnn tn fly across thn Atluntlr itrenn from Now roiiiiitlninl tn Kiiplitinl, nrt to tin followed !y n series of sevoro tests lnKlmilnK loilay. Tho nerui'lnint will In shipped tu ill. John etuly not mouth. After IntliiK re-rusomhled nt St. Johns nnnther Mirles of tests In In ho matin nml tint two pllcit m plnn to strtrt on their perilous air o)nKe nn or nliout July If.. Lieutenant I'orlo today In to timko welKltl curryltiB tests for Hut Amer ica niul hit prolinlily will attempt nn iillltmlo fllKhl. A distance fllKht uIho may lt tried. That thn Ainerlrn sntlsflcd hU ttvery hnpu nml iniulo lilm moro cer Inln than ever that u trmiM-Atlnntlo fllKhU wan m ho renllreil, was tint oilnlon expressed by Lieutenant I'orlo nfler tint trials yesterday morn. I nit (Kinin llui Nowm) .1 i lime, wllh llic Ioiik nllMeniiiK Kohlell illl.VH of llllMllllllUlllcil Mill- nlilne, iIiImvh (lie Iioh- .vhiiilt mnl lil n llie pool lielnu Ihi' hriil(.'e o' eveiilnuH. The old vlminlii hole InlH hel'll II popllllil' ieoi the pjiM Heel.'. Thill Hiinlliein Oli'Kon eon trroW heller HnweiM limn llie itJHliiel liinii wlileh lliev me nniiieil mnl rieinihli: I nl I e! e.l h.v I.miii Y. Smith, lf piel.cil n Sliiifln ilnitv fiom hit home (lower Kiinleii lint week. Thn flow er liieilllieil -IVi iliehen iu'Iiimh -ii liilln Jiiiuor mnl fully n prrlty ii Hie Miei'll'ieiitloii of n pel feel pce-iiiiill, Al (lie nclmol llieetinu held Mou lin the enilnioeinenl of V. V, Tnlnx l4i Hlleeeei) lilm-ell iih tllleelor wiih illliilllinotlH, I'or tint office of elell(, .Mr-. MHle Dny mnl Mm. M. 1 1. I'n I lie), weie pin I ill lioinilllilloii. Mix. Diiv heiiiL' eleeleij lv l Mte of 17 In III. Ml. I'liltiel., the telling eletk, IiIIh held lln pntitlon for llliee yenri, nervlnu In n Ihornnithly ellV eieiil mnl competent niminer. Iiitniw I'illn retiirnml nn ViIiiom. ilnv fmni Koheliiirir, whllln-r In w rlimleil on tin Sntnidnv pieion to miNWer to the eliniKo of ulitmiiinc inolley nnder I'nUe itreleliNe. The ehuiue wiih pieferried l Itlchnid SIiiIiIh. of Ifo-ehiiiK. mnl niex from the miIi nf relnnnint pfoperly in tlint city, owned hy I'iIIk, tn StnliliH. A coiiHiileriillon nf the evidence hhowed i to lie wholly in-nff ieiellt. mnl the ciie wii. neontilinulv dot missed. I'iIIm, who tpcnt fievcml W'e.'kM in till- cit leecnllv. is How ililplovnl nt the I'. S. C.ifc in Met), font. A iloiihle WeddiliK occurred til .luck xoiimIIo W'cdiicsdny iiflrrnnon, when Mist l.iilu M, linker win wedded to John .1. Killer, mnl Miss Minnie M. Neiithmner In llenrv linker. All ol the eoiitrnetini pivrlieit o tint linpp ceremony are re-ldenU nf (lohl llill mnl xiciuity, where lliev hnvo inmiy frioniN to wih them well. The eer eiiionv wiih perfonneil hy the I'reshy terimi pastor nf the enmity sent, mnl the llilptinlM wore n rninpleto mnl iireonhlo Hiupii-e to (lohl llill folk-. TliomiiK I'errv, well known in (hit oily, died nt the homo nf Ills son, John, in Omuls I'nss Mcndnv oen hip Mr. l'erry hml nppenied tn ho ill irooil heillth thl'onylioill the ihty. mnl wiih roNtitiK upon the lawn when ilenth Mlddcnly elilimeil him. The exmuitiini; pliVHieinn pronounced hts ilemiHo to have lieen run nil liv heart I'm I ii re, donhtlesK nu'niMited hy the oMtrniio licjil of the ilny. Dining the past winter Mr. l'erry, who wkk 7(1 yearn of ne, passed nimih nf liin time nt the lunne nf his tlmiuhior, Mr. . It. Walker, in thi city. Oilier Miniin; ehililien mo Mrs. Mne Simons, now visiting heic, Mi-h. Annie t'lihholt am) Mrs Cnriu' Ar nold or Walla Walln, Wash., ami Chester IVrry, of the same oily. Finw (ml wnict's wero oniuliieloil at (IranU 1'ass nn Tliinxliiy. I ' WILLOW SPniNGS TWIQLETS I Miss Helen I 'in ker Ik in (Iniiil l'mH isitni her mmid pnreiilH, Afr, llioki of AhIiIiiiiiI Iiiih heen IniiiHiictiiitf hiihinesK in this vicinity. KitmM Moolt wiih In tint ilMriel ilnlnir Koine eloolrionl work the fmo purl of I he week. II. , Titylor mnl wife upoiit Sun i!iifY with .1, WIIIIiiiiih nt t licit- home oil, Hear oieek. . f' Mm, Whiiiiily of the k(iio loud fhrt III M i'iI ford liniisiietiiiK InisincHH Katnrilny. 0. S. Illnckford linn n liuyc otew of men at wink eiiltluu mnl slnckiiiK urnln mnl alfnlfa liny, lle, A. It. Iliislimn of Cenlral I'ollil wax n uiiesl al the K"inc pic tilo nt Kiiiioh oieek on Satntilny. Mr. nml Mrx. .Iiilnm Iliitkhol. worn Hi" ciip-Ih nf Mrs. IVank MeKee ul the ciiiniwil Wediiesilnv eveiunj,'. Seveinl from (hi vii'initv pailioi puled in the excursion lo Hullo I'iiIIm last Smiilay, Miss Mildred Kllloll ami Merrill llonyliind wore l'iicsIh l'ildii even uu or Mih. II. M, I'orlor, Tlii'ii. will ho the regular .tiiiiko ineoliiiit ha tin day moiling at tin hcIiooI house. Miss MoNiissor was a L'liest of Mis I'ooio al dinner Suiuliiv even- Inir ul the homo of Mm. M. It, I'.ux Imiil. a iiiuniier irom UiM iiistnci cn- Joeil u ery fine Honnon ul the Pros li.Motimi ehiiteh Sunday morning. i no iniirisiM nave Devlin tnoir an mini lrael (o mnl fio, now onm fpooilini; onward, omiiporn rosliiit; hy mo wiivsiiie, uoix'h urnriut; nn the green, alloyothor u-ives: .no the do viro for a now .scene. I). W, Slouo ami wife nml Mr. ami Mr, .tijkoix mnl wili enjoyed u trip n Applepito hlimhiy. Hoy NiclioN is huxily hiiiiliii(j irnhi on the properly lioloiiRiim; to the (ien t'rnl liivostini'iit ooiiipmiy of Alhn ipienpio, Xow Mexico, Stock niuiiiiit: at lare in the hih wtxyn is provine; ipiilu a inoiiaoo to tin orchards. Horses ami oatllo have heen ilostruyiiii; property I lie last mouth to a In rue extent. The Parent -Teaoliers' Cluh will liohl a inttelinir at the home of Mr-. J. W. KMeii Satiinlnv, June '27. A ploannt afternoon was s'R'iit nt Mm. Ilnvissoii's, ft hcing the meotiiii; of Central Dorothy nru lnltln frlendH In AhIi font HIiiiiiioiih who linn hroti vfnttftii; land thin wcolt. Hun Hiichmiaii wont with lilm, Mm. Hoiki (Iny took thn lonelier' Mm. John Carizow mid two clt II (txnnilnntlon In .InrltKonvlllo th't lnt-druii tiro tpondlnR tho wcok with tor pnrl of tho wcok' 'and nmdo n frlomU In the country, week cm! vIMl with hor frloml, Mm Mhn Mnhlu Taylor of Knglc Point McQullkeii In Anhlnml, Mm. (lay ,1 vlnltdiK hor frloml Dnttlo HnrnUh, will tench In Phoenix tint roinlni;' Mlrni KIhIc Wright loft Tliumdny your. Whlln h'-r iniuiy frloml In for Anhlaml whoro alio will upend a thin locality roKret to om tier from few days hoforo roIhk to Horkoley, their in I ditt, they rejoin; Hint nho liri4 Col., to attend mtntnor ichoot rocolvod n niinli hottor ponltlon. ' Arvllln Pnttomon who' dm boon Mm. Nyplimt of Anhlnml, Win., and (radilng on ICvamt ifnuU returned to MrM Jornlntn of Phoenix, Oro , are hrir l(orno hro tp npond Iho umiiir. vIhUIhk at tho Itherhond ranch. , O. II. MorrU rcturnod home Kntur- Bnvoral of our youm? pooplo at- day nftor a nevoral dayii ntnonco. tended tho danco In Hokiio Itlvor Hat-' Ikcniie of tint coosoosi -of tho nrdny ovoiiltiK nml plennnnt time, Tliomt Mi'Mrn. A I Woolvo Jncolm, llnrotd Hohhimi; Mtttrn l.yn- Huiidny A WOMAN NEVER LOOKS BETTER THAN HER HAIR iiciti'iciiti: Tlioiinndn of women owe tholrlan good." but Horplcldo In "tho roii yoiithful nppcnrniiro to Nowhro'K nlno orKlnnl dandruff gorm do Horplcldo. No matter whnt may ho her ai?o, a woman with a nlco head of hair, hair that Is soft, Rio? and fluffy, always looks younger than ho Ii. Horplcldo makci tho hair beauti ful with that nhoon and ithlinmor report very i wontl.or only a uninll crofed, omong' whc ,ft ,0 nl,raalVo a,i away In iij nttondlng arc whom wa Hay Pnrkornnd the Mle,l(,rjlle)( ft ,H.nlhy nntura growlh. u 'Prton, Oeorgo.Huiomon, catno up on tho -xcurlonjk , ,., frf,e from ,inn(rtlff of the Missinuiiry Sooioty I unit. Mosilmues palmer, Thninp kins nml Khlen attended from hero. RIVERSIDE RIPPLES. Mr. and Mm. Chai. Clinmplaln uro onjojlng u visit from Mr. Cham plain's mother and brother, who ar rived Prldny from tholr homo In Chicago, Mm. Horace Joiioh who hm been In Portland tho pant few montlm, emtio homo Tuomlay. Hor man) friend oro glad of her return Mr Jones will remain a few week longer. MUm Vera Jerut of Phoenix Ii upending tho week with MUs Ilertha Woohorton. Mm. I). II. Stead and ilnuglitor dull Jarobi, I let n ItohhltiM and Hertha Woolvortou, Much lutorot wan Miown In tho annual nrliool IiiooIIiikh of both the I'ootH Crook ami Hock Point rcliool. Nearly all tho oer of tho Kootii Cro'k dhitrlrt wero prciont. (J. II. Alden wnn olet tod now hcIiooI direc tor and Mm. W A Klllott wan elected clerk. In Hock Point district I. II. Porter wan rorolcrtod member of the board nml MIm Alice Hnrper re elected clerk. MoKHm. Kchnuinhurg. Htend and Alden aro inarkotlug tholr berry crop, nincic nerrie logan norrioM nnu rod rupborrlo. Haying will toon bo on In thin lo cality. C. I). Wooherton I cutting IiIh noeoml crop of ulfulfn. Mm. Prod Wnhl returfiod Monday from Medford. Mr. Wahl In In Mod ford working for a couple of weekH. MImm Nollla Andorion accompanied by Mm. McDonald left Saturday for tho Hacred Heart honpltul to run tlnuo tho treatment begun rcvoral inontha ago. Mr. nieaxon went to tho volley InHt week. .Mm. P. 8. Morrln and nuiall on are In tho valley al present. and tho hair from falling out. There aro reiitedleH Raid to bo "Jut Btroyor." Nowbro'a Horplcldo In BOo nnd $1.00 ulte I cold by nil dealers who guarnnteo It to do all Hint Is claimed If you are not untitled your money will he refunded. Tlccommcmlcd and applications mado by thu best barbers and hair dreMers. Send 10c In pontngo for xatnptn ami booklet to Tho Horplcldo Co., Hopt. It., Detroit, Mich. EDEN PRECINCT C. Carey was In Talent on bnslnei i Tuetlny. Mr. and Mm. i:. O. Hoohu spent Hiimlay with Mr. Iteaso's purontH In North Tutont. Win. llrutn It us hi new bungalow nearly ready for occupancy in North Talent. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Cirafes spent Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mm. C. Carey. Mm. P. C. Helmer of Talent Is re ported on tho sick llsti Hoy Coffman has been employed on tho rosd work this week. Many Phoonlx peoplo attended the Carnival at Medford Saturday even ing. Water Is being piped from tho Talent city reservoir down tho Pa cific highway as, far as Phoenix for use In paving. 'Work U progrcslng rapidly between. those two points. Mr. and Mrs. I). N. French nnd family of Strlngtown spent Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs. Dan Combs of Wagner creek. Miss I.lnnle French remaining with Mm. Combs for a week's visit. STANLEY HAIGHT, A MIDSHIPMAN IN NAVY Stanley M llnlght, son or Prof. Pred A. Halgbt and Mm. P. II. Halght passed tho final physical examination Monday, Juno -i and U now a mid shipman at the U. 3. naval academy at Annapolis. Ho did not receive nny appointment hut competed for tho place last November nt l-'ugeno, win ning It over nil the other boys, mostly IiIh seniors. Ho was required to go to Annapo lis In February and wall for his sec ond mental examination, passed that, and waited till June 2'Jnd for a final physical test, and entered tho same lay. Stanley would have graduated this year at high school and his many friends will bo glad to know of hli success. THK SEASON'S FkVOWTcT J Jde Silver L 1 & Collar f sash; ' ;- VVc satisfy thousands of customers every ywr with our FIRST. QUALITY nuterliU, lir tivftm J r iklrilt lnn M Mult. Sil tiUrtir iinwl. Ymi mir bxk II turn irt M pld. 0-X Croas TPantt Doon, lnpcUd, 15 CotUf Trent Soon, many dralfos, up Xroni ................... 2.33 rsner Trent WUdnwi 3.7S Banifalow Sh .30 np 4-UrHt Bin Sash, 30xas In,,... 42 Xasid Door rrmm, k. d .78 Eaih, WlnHows and Olas at H !. 8crou Doors and Windows our own main. SV rnn aave you monry on flntuhlnir turn-Ix-r. paints nml ruunntr. V d. nut aril rough lutntMr. We i-ll nnylnMly nml altlp nn where. Aaa- tor cataior ho. 23 i ' ?& S- If sc' g5 DIRECT TO YOU 1 BUTTE FALLS BUBBLES. Dr. B. K. Kmcrson went to Med ford Thursday returning Sunday on tho excursion. Mis Verl ltlgby who has been vis iting hem returned to her homo on Kvnns creek Thursday. Mr. Ilarnlsh of Kaglo Point canto up Thursday returning Friday. Hoc- WOMEN Soil guaranteed hosiery to friends and neighbors; 70 per cent profit; make $10 dally. Kxpcrlcnco unneces sary. International Mills, box 4029, West Philadelphia, Pa. K L E I N von LOTHES MADK IN .MKIiFOIH) Next door to First National Dank, upstairs MKIiPOItn TAILOItS NEWPORT, OREGON A Charming Resort by the Sea, Smiles, and Bids You Welcome Welcome to her hospitality, her health and nerve restorers; to her comfortable hotels, rooming houses and camps; to her luscious sea foods, to her bathing and delightfully diversified recreations. LOW ROUND TRIP SUMMER FARES Leave Albany at 7:30 a. m. daily. Leave Albany at 1:00 p. in. daily, except. Sunday. Greatly reduce the expense of a visit to Newport. rj7'Nv Stop at the f irst Southern Pn Yfl. ..tp;,, rtl. n x- ir ftfp;n tw1 ,ici.- Pi. rOA&&xp .: v" rr . . """ rr, riTxjukvi imistrnicu pampniec on "jncw- i wmrn i siimft m tikirY lOCOlNtSHASTAl I irYt " ROUTU F S x-w... Tht rxposttlon ZUn 1913 JOHN M. SCOTT General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. ! i ? f X f ? ? t T t ? ? ? X I A BIGGER, GREATER REDUCTIONS WE CAN DO IT WHY ? One lot of Muii'h J.r0 Heavy Shot's, odd sizes, wason sale at .$1.(J!), Now $1.98 One lot of Men's Dress Shoes and Oxfords, values to $(!.00, wero on sale at $2.29 and $3.20, $1.98 A Because the entire stock of Men's Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes of the F, K.Deuel & Company store IS TO BE X SOLD. Not one article reserved. We have gone over and collected all the small lots left of the different lines and have Y ! combined them and now make cxeater and bigger reductions on these lines so as to close them at once. Your size may X X be among them. Read over the different lines. You surely can use some at the prices we quote. T ? ? t ? T ? t i a .00 AIom'h Dress Shoes . .. .. Jjtfi.OO Ioh'k Dress Shoes $!.() Men's Dress Shoes ... $8.00 Men's High Top Shoes .fi() Men's High To Shoes ftl.00 Hoy's High To Shoes iJ5L.fi() Ho,vh' Dress S iocs . . jfilli.no Kxlrn Heavy Trunks $0.00 headier Suit, Cases 11,00 headier Traveling ilagn ...Now .. ..Now ,. Now ....Now Now Now ,. Now Now Now Now 4.80 4.00 3.20 $5.80 $1.48 $2.40 $2.00 $0.08 $:,80 $5.10 $2.,r,0 to $5 Detached Coll Shirts, Now $1.48 $1,25 to.$l.f0 Night Gowns Now 89? $1.00 Men's Overalls Now 79 r0e Hoys' "Waist Overalls Now 10 MHe Suspenders Now Wic Jloe Men's Hose Now lOt? Ifip lleavv Work Sox Now 8) 1.00 to $2.00 Wool Caps Now 5t) $1.50 Men's I'fijiiiiuiH Now 08 $2.00 (o $3,00 Men's Golf Shirts Now $1.48 $1.00 to $1.30 Uova' Blouses Now 69 $1,25 and $1.50 Hlaek Sateen Shirhj, ndw 69) G5e and TocPemberton Shirts Now 48 35e Hows' .Hlouses Now 17 50c Men's Ties Now 24 $1.50 Men's Gauntlet Gloves Now $1.09 35e Men's Handkerchiefs Now 8c 35c Men's Straw lints Now 19 Grater reduction in Dress Straws. Uigger cuts in Suit Cases, $15,00 fine all-wool suits going at the low price of $7.89 $18.00 extra l'ino all-wool faney suits, now only $10.89 $25.00 fine standard makes, all-wool, guaran teed, now only , $12.89 $30.00 extra fine high standard all-wool, guar antied elolhes, now only. $1,4.89 J5c LAUNDRKD OOLLAHU F. K. Deuel & Co.s Clothing Dep't 50 MILK HOM mi .