Medford mail tribune., June 26, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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V .1 I'limrlrU- nml wlfn lpflVO Snl
ufday for an Alfto rlp rIrIiI seeing loi '"
YHJow Stono 1'nrk nml tlio Hookies
They oxpoct to lm gone nbout tliroo
months. V. J. fcmcrlck and family
and WIJI Stewart and f also Jeavp
' next vHkJ.
HolWs 'lnmires homes.
,, . Ca),tC( WaHUjiurn of tlio Table
Hock district wag a business latter
In tlio city f hurad'ay afternoon,
Walter llowijf nd,JI H. Troneon
returned yeVtcrday from Williamson
rlvor and SprhiR creek whero they
caught a basket of small trout and
Hcvoral blickoU of rain water, I..
M;Corniack. V. V 11, Qnmpbell and
Frank '!addcntcoiitlnucd to Klamath
Kails and will probably return today.
The party encountered mow at Crater
Lake and were the first to make the
trip to Tort Klamath by auto this
year.
Carkln & Taylor, lawyers. (John
H. qarkln, (llenn O. Taylor), 11ns.-kliiK-Doydon
Uldg., Main street.
1J. K. Owen, or the Willamette vol
ley, for sixty ear a resident of tho
state of Oregon, Is in tho city vIMtlng
with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge
Jackson, and Attorney and Mrs. 11. K.
Mulkcy, enroute for his home after
an extended visit In Mtesourl where
he was born. Mr. Owen Is ctghty-ttve
years old but Is alone and gets about
In a surprising manner, lie states
that the cllmato of Oregon accounts
for this fact.
Mrs. . D. Fry of Grants Pasa spent
Thursday id Medford Idling friends,
Talent boosters for their Fourth of
July celebration aro running neck
nd neck with Grants Pats in the
compvlion to secure the patronage of
Ashland tnd Medford.
A "King Spltx" cigar la homo tnado.
Try ono, Gc,
The farmers of Josephine county
differing from mossbackus Ingrown
are giving practically no support to
the public market established In
Grants I'ass, and notice has been
nerved that unless they show signs
of life, and support an enterprise
that Is for their best Interests. It w)l
be closed August 1. The powers re
fuse to rent the stalls, -which is the
means of support, feeling that thev
should b Flvcn apa'co free. Oranla
Pass-buyers fall to support the
market because tho producers aro
indifferent.
l&Odu.OO to loan on ranch or In
come property. It. A. Holmes, the
Insurance Man.
The skin grafting operation upon
little Sarah Green age three years,
wit a success, re-grafting being
necessary nndcr the chin according to
Dr Porter who performed tho opera
tion. Tho bandages were removed
Charlie Young returned Thursday
from a two weeks hunt on Coffee
creek on the Umpqun divide, and
killed four bears, besides smaller vnr
mints. Mrs. A, h. Cooper and aightor
of CrescenJ. City are lsltlng friends
and relatives In this city for a few
Thursday afternoon!
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Try a "Bpltfc' cigar, best 5c cigar
on the 'market. i
Six Medford Chinamen left this
morning to visit fellow Mongolians
iu Yroka and Montague, Cal.
County Commissioners Con Ixever
of Central Point and Joo C. Smith
of Rogue River arc in the city on
official business.
Fresh lime. Medford Lbr. Co
11. I. Whiting the civil engineer
left the first of tho week for Alaska,
where ho will accept a government
position with tho survey of the gov
ernment owned railroad to be built
in that section.
Ji AjTorney left this morning wjth
a load of- supplies for his mining
operations on Palmer creek.
Royal Bak,cry goods at DeVoes.
MrsVYed: Lew la of Wcilcnls in
the clcty fodajfor the week end,
driving In this morning w(th her lit
tle -son.
M. L. Potter of Colestln Is spend
ing a few days in this city and Jack
sonville attending to business mat
ters. Milk nnd cream at DeVop's.
O. L. Davidson of tho Medford
Cigar1 Store, and brldo, will return
the "first of the week from a honey
moon trip through the northern part
of tho state
Miss Nan Ifowell of God Hill Is
visiting friends, in this city this week
Herman Wptjdf of Jacksonville was
a business visitor In tho city Thurs
day afternoon.
gcreen doors at Medford Lbr. Co.
Councilman George Porter, Water
Superintendent George Tranna, and
F, W. Carnation, superintendent of
tho niuo Ledge mine will leave tho
1 first of tho week, on a (our f In
; ttpectlon of tho 000 foot tunnel of
the city water ntum. (hat Is re
ported (o be in u weakened condi
tion, Call Mitchell for Yawn mower trou
bles, Plieno 2Q, . H
Dick Phelffer of'tliu I'. 8, Cafe Is
walking with a pair of ciutchos duo
to m attack of rhuunmtUm that
twjwrarly put him out of buslnus.
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Mnio, Dreyfus rIvps ndvlro on nil
ntfalrs of life, no mistakes when her
adlre Is followed. f0 cents J 1. 00
charts written. Colonial Fiats, apart
ment J. SS
Hill Ulrlch spent Thursday In
Grants Pass attending to business
matters.
Another train load of cattle and
hogs passed, -through Medford en
route to Portland, from the Klamath
country Thursday afternoon.
Hay for sale. W. II. Kvorhard,
George Hunter of Fresno, Cal., Is
among the out of town lsltors in
the city this' week.
J. O. Gerkjng, the best all around
photographer In southern Oregon,
Always reliable. Negatives mado any
where, tlmo or place. Studio 228
Main St, Phono, 320-J.
Misses ..Munlorf, 'Julio Fielder and
Thconc Carkln arc attending sum
mer school at Berkeley. They ex
pect to be gone one month.
Arthur W. Clark, Engineer Daao.
and It. G. Tclfer of the Clark-Henery
-company, of San Francisco, are on
u business trip to Medford,
Mose llarkdull, Mr. nnd Mrs. U. G
Worlhlngton and Mr. and Mrs. Al-
wrlght returned this morning from a
trlpito Squaw lake in Old Doc Yak,
the well known auto.
Horn Thursday to Mr. and Mrs
(Arthur J. Hose of this city, a baby
boy.
Mrs. Sarah Turner of Ashland !s
Msltlng friends and relatives In this
city this week.
Collie Druhot, the former Coas
and National league pitcher will do
ibe twirling for Talent ngainst Med
ford In the game In this city Sunday
nnd considerable local,, interest for
a wonder, is being vhown In the
Clear skies and warm sunshine
greeted the valley today after three
days of rain. Orchardlsts began
the work of spraying this morning.
A sjiell of hot weather is in order.
Henry Thomas of Watklns, Ore.,
Is spending a few days In tho city
jiuylng supplies for a prospecting
venture In the. Slsklyous.
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10,00 HOMELESS IN SALEM
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lOHT!iANl), Ore., June J7. U. .1.
PirkUon,.inimimn for yenr in the
netiitie f "the IVophw Power
l.cnune niu lender in tlie emnitniuu-
.tumori nuiiwt the l'nier.ity f Ore
gon ni)i-oiiniitiu-, died nt the homo
ot liw mtuher, .Mr. !. K. Iuki-in,
at Klk (lroe, t'ul.. .Momluy. .linto -J'J.
Mr. l'liikUuii ooiittiu'li'il a i'ere
oold in Jiinunn, i'liuil tlio of feels of
uhioh he uexer riillied. lie went to
California nhoul vix weeks ur, hut
his health ooutinuctl to full nml lii
ilealli etime very quietly,
He is (o he buried in his home
town, lone, Amudor County, California.
OF.
$95 WHILE ASLEEP
AMKitiiwx ri..ti maNKirrs
I'ltKKTIIIS WKKK
liooal Dealers Aro (;hln Tliem Avtay
Wltli ICK)iliiiuii Straights t'lKiu--
eltes
Kery smoker In town who pur
phases a 10c package of i:gptltnue
Straights Cigarettes, during the next
tew days, will receive a large Ameri
can Flag Blanket. The slxe of these
blankets Is causing quite a stir n
they arc nearly n foot long. Tobnc
ro dealers In town sny the demand fo
these blankets Is very great as the
ladles haVe found so many uses for
hem. They predict thnt their lim
ited supply of these extrn largo novel
ties will soon be exhausted, and urge
smokers to tnko advantage ot this
free offer right away.
The manufacturers of Kgypltenne
Straights seem quittt willing to make
this offer to secure tho wide trial
they desire for this brand. It Is said
that experienced smokers need only
try F.gyptlcnne Straights, costing 10c,
to recognize a quality equalling that
of the best 1,'c brands. In fact, to
bacco dealers say that Kgyptlennc
Straights constantly surprise smokcrj
who expect such high quality only In
cigarettes costing double.
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John Darker, a I my hauler and
buyer reported to ftho police this
morning that ho wnfYobbod of $Sf
while asleep on his sleeping porch at
his home on Hlvursldi; nunuo Thur.
day night. The hufglnr gained en
trance by cutting n.ny the who
screen, lusortlhg his hand, and lift
ing the hitch. Harder' Is very deaf,
so the prowler had an easy time
searching hl clothes
Tho ?1'5 was the proceed of hay
rales the first of the week, and It
Is thought that tho erlmo was tho
work of some one ycqualutcd with
tho hahlti of Darker
Something of a wtuo of crime
spread oor the, nftny tliU week
utni-tlnir Mill, Mm tlinfl lif t"Ml will 111 i
of silk from M. K M. department i "",, fmir wmiivii .ml liniiiiihl
store, the robbery of the Talent post- ''"""hlps will, (hem, hut thev ill,
office of 30 rents, tho theft of Ml , Imuie.l any iiitepti.m of uinr llifiii
from tho llrudshaw ranch. j" -' w, vmunrng nmi "in
were inousni im u iiiouii inlMiiiu c
or tis n "joke."
What the uot inoc in ui;ihi1 to
the evtrnditnm f llev. Mr. Smith tn
SMITHS ASSAILANT
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ORANTS PASS, ()r .lime J, V.
K. Slorv, T. ,M. Lumoml ami II, t i
l-'leteher have hetMi hound over to'
the j.Miiinl jury hy .liwtiee of I lie
IVttee lloliiuin In t(ie iiiiii o -JU0
eneli, I'liuixt'tl wllli liolhiu nnd unlaw
fill nsseinhly, Tjiis s lite loMilt of
the e,iihu thus fur. i-oliitlw to Ihe hint
li W. y. (1. Smilli, of Viill ( reik,
thnt his irvseuoe in thnt in'i'.;lilir
IioimI whs not wanted, he nlltpir. thai
tho three men wult the lendt rs u
I Hit ileiuoustt-atiou in llinl town l.it
Snlimlin, when ejys mil h(oiuN u
hulled til him.
Slury is ihe nieieliiinl of Wo't
Cieek. while the other men ore much
et-s. It was hioimht out nt tin hem
turkeys
and numerous petty stealings from
clotheslines, gardens and hen huiiHes.
INVENTOR OF SMOKELESS
POWDER PASSES AWAY
PKXSACOLA, Fl.i . Jnno 20. -(ieueral
(larliiml ,N, Whistler, l". S.
A., retired, njioil (iii is tlnnl at his
siiiimier home hen, (ieueral Wlu-t-ler
iuM'iited smokeless powder nml 11
system of fire control for nrlillcn
eoat defense hy whieh oflieers 111
11 central stntiou cult limp nut tin
e.xuet loeation of ;iiiiiineliint' Ms
els.
the villutso of Wolf Cicek will he is,
ilir.l lo tell, hut Ihe fuel ol the three ,
men hoint; held to llm umnil mr, ill
is thoughl, will m iiueifv the hm J
lutiuu to iin ki.siI extent.
Why Not '
Get the best smoke, Gov. Johnson,
and also pntroulzt) lioiio. '
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cuoicc qtiaitiy
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Turkish
itni iluincilic
blend
Cigarettes
never smoked a more delightful djjnrctlc
Camels the new 20 for 10c brand of
1 urkish and domestic tobaccos.
Ciincli sic imMli and cvrni tlxy will
not bit llio tooguc or (urh I Ik liifwt.
They no tcAVC, ttlAt clfMiftty lxl.iy
sniioylii In ollif r I'rjndj.
No r"inliiiit or cuupoiu In Cmrl
fAckfi. 'I'litcoilul the tubAccui
jtoliltlli ihrlr u.
fl.f.Ul.r n't tifprlytau,
111 far n ii).f r l(l (it
n rffif itn tlt4t I30O ,(
(.), flf ?t,,,J Alltr tmmttt
i".i.17'. jsfrtf, it uu Juh'I (iuJ
C-SAfAU at rfwxaiil,, Man
UA.f ( ('tlaifl tinJ UI4 toil!
rtuntl ur mny.
R. J. nr.YN0U)S TOHACCO CO.
Wltiiloit-SxUni, N. C.
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and the Etex Institute, but none of
these structures wore damaged.
Mill'tl In Control
The militia summoned to assist in
maintaining order patrolled the
streets toTay. Martial law was not
declared, but no one was permitted
to approach the fire-swept area with
out 'a N4i. Only ono attempt at
looting fb discovered.
lu.thejjfompion and In open spaces
In the outskirts of the city thousands
of refugees tried to find a little rest
during tho night. Many stretched
themselves out on the grass; others
had managed to save mattresses or
rocking chairs from their burning
home. Mttlo groups huddled to
gether about piles of household
goods.
From 2 o'clock yesterday aftcrnoo.-.
when a terrific explosion occurred In
the factory of tho Kbrn Leather com
pany at Proctor and Doston streets,
tie flames raged practically un
checked until midnight. Tho explo
sion fs thought to alive occurred
nmbng chemicals used (n the manu
facture of patent leather. This fac
lory stood near tho foot or GallowM
Jf III, famous as the, hanging place of
witches In tho early colonial days,
at tho western end of (ho city. A
high wind carried tho flames through
the manufacturing district and (hence.
soijth-eastward to the heart of the
city and across a thickly populated
tenement district to tho waterfront.
Khlft In the Wind
A shift In tho wind sent tiO frp
northward along Lafayette street,
where scores of tho city's finest resi
dences wero burned. Tho fire
spread to another manufacturing cen
ter on (ho shore of the harbor and
destroyed large factories. In tbo
Intervening area scores of business
houses were swept nway, Tho Sajom
hospital was among tho buildings
burned, but all the patients wero
rescued.
Great quantities of apparatus fropi
neighboring cities assisted In '(gluing
tho flames. To (ho eastward thuy
burned themselves out at tho water's
edge. Tho final stand was mado
near the Hoston and Malno railroad
Btatlon. Hero eovcra buildings woro
dynamited and tlio rirumon at last
galnod tho upporhand, saving tho
northeastern )JBrt of the city,
A separate fire, which the pollen
W was of Incendiary origin, de
royod )3 dwelling In North Kalum
ALL EVIDENCE IN
ON WRECK OF EMPRESS
QrEllKC. June 'Jfi. The rommis
Hon whieh hns been invcMnMtimr the
pinking of tho Empress: of Ireland
announced today all (he evidence was
iu nml thnt the summiuc up of coun
sel would begin this afti-nimui. It
is expected the commission will de
liver its judgment in Quebec in about
two week". "
SULZER DEMOCRATS TO
ORGANIZE AGAINST TAMMANY
ROCIII-:STKItv N. V., June Jlk
Sulzer ilemoornls rereseuting si
teen counties of. Wt-lriu Niw ork ,
met here lodav to.jirx.uiuc an "null
Tmnmnttv. democratic leuu'ne of New-
York state," to take the first steps
iu iiuuiin n iiovisiiui.il stule com
mittee mill to discuss an entire xlnte'
llrket for the deniot-ralir oriiiinrles.
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Silverware and Other Wedding Gifts
fiiould hate ndtqontc iirotvtllon 'I heir hi.s by tiro
would cniii-o much woro. Put them In our Clio and
llurxtar I'rotif Vault,
tifo Deposit llotA for rent.
ja.Mi ami ii' nut vi:.u
oven crvcAnGUNDCnONt managcmcnt
SHINGLES
Why buy shingles that aro shipped
In when you can get a bettor grade
that aro made at homo of heart wood
sughar pine? Tho old fashioned
shakes that lasted so long were mado
if sughar pine. I bai'c moved tho
mllle to Hutto Falls, running on a
big scale and can supply any amount.
These shingles are on salo in
Medford at tho East Sldo Wood Yard.
Phone C77-W.
ST. JAMS, KHINGLK MAX
fjfcgat Stock Reducing Sale
This sale is an opportunity many of you have been Waiting for to buy Ahrens
. qqality-Sks, Goats, Skirts, Millinery at away below regular prices. Now .is the
& lime assortment are sun goou auu reuueuons run as mucn as ou per cenr aim
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Private Auto
drive my own car and
give good .service at
REASONABLE PRICES
E. A. GRAY
25-R5 OR 882-R
Prepare for the
4th of July
ITavc your Oown.s, Suits,
Gloves, Plumes cleaned for
the occasion by tlp bttst
eqiiinned plant iu southern
Oregon.
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more on 'some lines and we acutaliy give you what we say, no mark up and then
down nere.
TAILORED SUITS
ONE-HALF PRICE AND LESS
JK) Tailored. Suits, the seasons new
est best models, including .ilk suits,
-.fnire stilts, Sheperd check suits,
Coiuliiuatloii suits, selling at one half
)rii't and less
$18.00 Tailored Suits
$22.H0 Tailored Suits ..
$25.00 Tailored Suits .. .
sjs.'lii.OO Tailored Suits ..
$13.00 Tailored Suits .
.fl7.n0 Tailored Suits ..
111.25
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.$17.50
$19.85
$23.75
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MILLINERY
AT UNHEARD OF REDUCTIONS
Up to $12.50 Trimmed Hats $ I. OS
10(1 Trimmed llat.s all thh .season's
ucNNcst models, many have been
(rimmed within tin last ten days, iu
eluding shapes of the finest Italian
Hemp, which almie retail up to$IH.()l)
iruuuieo wiiit iiuwcin aim icauiri,
a-lual good values to $rJ..r)(), sale
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$35.00 TAILORED SUITS $8.05
One rack of Tailored Suits, excellent materials and
cut on .strictly tailored Hues, good models which are
alwavs in Vogue, maiiv are small sizes, actual values
to .$:.").()(), sale . .. ' . $8.05
EXTRA SPECIAL ALL GARMENTS BOUGHT
ON SATURDAY WILL BE ALTERED
FREE OP CHARGE
price , $'1.98
Up to $0.50 Trimmed Hats $2.I5
One lot of trimmed ami tailored Hats, in hemps,
velvet hemp combiniitiouK,' etc., actual values to
((), sale $2-15
PANAMAS $2.i9
One very special vahie in n panamu, shape is a good
droop shape, special .. .. $2.I9
( lootl assortment of paiiamn shapes lo choose from
$2; 10, $2.1)8, 1.0.-1, MP i ''r''
t EVERY COAT IN STOCK REDUCED 20 TO 50 PER CENT
For Your
Cliydron's Health
I'utronlut lloinn
Ily smoldtiK Ml, l'l, (la Vett r.p
';Kr on tlio inarkol.
JOO ATI5 'IV CMKHH'ir
roil hm.k -oiiiiio hurMi, wtocuy
Mf for lulling or cliltlr, will
flilvo tiuuh or ilouldu, tlKittji,
I'liutiK fiPT'lH tit
Snider
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Filtered
Milk
Fi'cti Delivery,
VUWM-thit
WASH DRESSES AT
STOCK REDUCING
PRICES
Many New: itybliy Dress
es iu white, yfjilc and com
binatiou effects, fashion
calls for white ,i present
our assortment is varied,
all marked at stock re
ducing irkw,'$6,05, $7.45
$7.95, $9.85p.
One full (ijjijtf of presses
ami (Yupo5 'Kimonos on
sale al !.i.!.. . .'J(H.8
$i,no silk iioho in
black fc Iiiu,Ij H?
SILK DRESSES $10
Abcjijt !() ajll? Dresses in
Taffeltas,' ' A,lVHl",s
"Foulard's, some have the
loiij,' tunic skirt, others
are tailored models, real
values to $25.00, sale$10
SILKPE.TTI0OATS
At Stock reducing prices
Mcssaliuo Silk Petticoats
all colors, sale $1 98
Heavy nil Hillc .Messiiliiie
or .Tersey silk top, and
jMesHaline flounce, all col-
$3.00 I
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salt1
SHIRT WAIST SALE
Kni ire stock underpriced
20 to 50 '? and more.
TUB SILK WAISTS
$3,98
Homini'iil' ' 'Tub Silk
waists, iu plain and new
stripe effects, values tit
$0.00, sale ... ..$;j.J8f
LINGERIE WAISTS"
IR1.48
Omi full laWojjJiiigf'rm
Waists, values to $2.o(),
sale $!48
SWEATERS
At stock reducing prices,
$2.98, $3.(19, $ 1.95
PARASOLS ONE
HALF PRICE
.More than 75 Parasols Jo
choose from, no two alike
,druiun)(Ts' samples, at
Olio half price.
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lust Hie (hiiig iv,,. cm, p.
ingaiid fishing, sale H)
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mile 8t
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