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EICAL AND
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Kreil Furry ot l'hoeulx wna nmontf
tlio many fishing In Iho Hoguo
Tliursdpy.
Ret K. irV'McCtirdy fqr Aetna Fl
' ilcllty and Surety ltomls.
Amoig'locnl people rMmMii; in
Chnutautiua inrk nt Aslitaml nro V.
C. HdniPBtlB nnil family. J. P. Wort'
nun ami wife, Mric. JU W. nna J. W.
Kltlon ami families of Vlllofc-'SprlnR
Mrs. Fred Furry ami family ot Phoe
nix, Mr. anil MM. A. Hearn ot Phoa
nix, V. II. Hurley anil family of Tal
nnt. Ornnt Davis ami family of Tal
nt. nnl Miss Marian Towno of
Phoenix.
J. O. Oorklnjr, tti& nest alt around
nhotocraithor In southern Oregon.
Always reliable. Negatives maile any-
whero. tlmo or place. Studio 22S
Main St. Phono 3S0-J.
Harold Huntley, of Ashland, last
year a freshman In Stanford, and who
has been sojourning t hi Ashland
homo durlnp the summer, has left
Tor The Dalle, the first step In hl
trip to Wisconsin, where ho will at
tend tho state university during tne
coining winter.
Kodak finishing and supplies at
Weston's Camera Shop. Over IsIs
Theater.
W. C, Plokens' "J family, with
Kenneth MeWIlIlams, all of .Ashland
have returned from an extended auto
tour of California- They traveled
several thousand miles, crossed the
Mexican line, visited San DIcro, I.os
Angeles. San Francisco and Inter
mediate points.
Try a "Spltx" cigar, best 5c cl6ar
on tho market.
Win. Hart Hamilton of San Jose,
owner of the Hamilton orchard at
EorIo Point Is visiting Medford In
specting his property.
Hay for sal. W. II. Kverhard.
A "King Spits" cigar Is noma made
Try ono. Co.
Mr. and Mm. W. A. Folger and
their daughter Mrs. Ira Dodge, have
left on a threo weeks crulso of
Alaskan waters. t'
The, F. W. Shapicign Hardware
company has tbo best and cheapest
lioso In town. Prices on everything
reduced.
Charles Reames of Berkeley, Is
vlRltlng his brother. A, K. Heamcs
and will spend a few days flshlntf
and camping.
at Weston's Camera Shop.thafs tho
best. Over IsIs Theater,
Tho residents of Kaglo Point
turned out en masse Thursday even
ing and tendered' a. slower, upon Mr
hiul Mrs. Harry A. Young;, who wero
recently married. Tho gifts worn
htlt iitiinerotis and valuable. Tho
oveulrig wos spent with music and
pnnat-nhilntlotis tu the voting rottnlo.
iTIio homo of Mr. and Mrs. .1. 11. Jack-
son, the bride's parents, was beauti
fully decorated for tho occasion and
nt a late hour a luncheon and re
freshments were (served.
Kodak" finishing' tiio best, at Wes
ton's Camera Shop. Over IsIs Thea
ter.
The dranttiRS and schedule of plaj
In the Southern Oregon tennis tour,
nnment for the championship of thl
section ot tho Medford Rolf and Coun
try club grounds, will bo published
In Saturday'. nar.
Hart Hamilton reports a TO acre
stand of corn at his Kaglo Point
ranch that promises to be a record
breaker. It was planted May 10 and
some of It averages over eight feet in
height.
If you want n lithographed fruit
label Instead of a printed one. seo
us, e ore agents for Schmltx Litho
graph Co. Medford Printing Co.
Fred Miller, tho dusky gentleman
who was arrested yesterday for glv
Ing his opinion ot President Wilson
In a loud and profane way, was
heard before Judge Gay this morn
ing. It appeared that he had got
ten Into an argument about the presi
dent and by the time he ha.l told
what he thought of htm. a large
crowd had catherrd. The policemen
interfered and Miller was fined Jlrt
today.
Wo have a $3500 press, reeonlly
Installed especially for printing fruit
labels. Medford Printing Co.
The number of jonng people tint
will attend college the coining fall
will bo larger than ever before. The
University of Oregon. Oregon Agri
cultural College and the University
of California wilt recelvo practically
all the students, and Culver, as well
as several girl's colleges wilt probably
recelvo small delegations. The Uni
versity of Oregon will draw tho larg
est number, with O. A. C. second.
Fruit labels artistically printed In
any and all colors. Medford Print-
MEDFORD MATb TKTBUNE. MEPFOUn. 0 WHO ON, "KM HAY. .U?LY 17,
191-
Clare M. Orayblll Is spending a few
das visiting J. t Frnseo and famll.v
ot Jacksonville. Mr. Ohijblll li
from Vermillion, S. D,, and he In
tends tolocate here It he finds nit or
chnrd that suits hint. Mr. Orayblll
and Mr. Frnxeo were In Medford this
morning.
Pat Swnyue of tho Applog.tto was a
Medford visitor Friday.
lien Sheldon will address tho Ind
ie of the tlroater Medford club at tin
city library tonight nt 8 o'clock upon
the subject of the now city charter.
John M. Scott, general pnssoiiuor
agent of the Southern Paclcflc, spent
Friday In Medford.
Screen doors nt Medford t.br. Co.
Kaslly fiOO Medford people, at
tended Medford day at Clintitnuiiin
yesterdny. The ."iOO uadgrs wore dis
posed of, and many went In automo
biles, etc., without having procured a
bndge. Tho Ashland Tidings gives
Medford credit for COO delegates, bill
the total number was easily 100
more.
James U Watt, wanted for lar
ceny nt Omuls Pas was arrested
here yesterday. It N alleged that he
was attempting to sell a set of typo
writer tools belonging to A. K. Kess
ler of Portland when arrested.
iNflDTUUI
ESI GEN
APPLES DISPLAYED
AT
Hood Hlvor and Idnho-Orogun cur
ried off nrWtii Inst your. The first
prlto In tho northwestern clnsn Is n
silver medul niul hlun ribbon! second,
tiroiuo uieilnl niul rod, rib Von; and
mini, orpnuo niytiiii mitt wiiiui x
wns linker county's first lynching
yours. , , ,
In
Vitlt-onl't Home
lly smoking Ml. Pitt, tho bent r.o
clwir nit Oio umr)'t.
bun. Tho HweppstAken pilso Is the rrr
:
BOSTON
SHOW
president's silver cup.
FEDERALS
rson Hough, magazine writ
DOUOl.AS. Arlx.. July IT Fed
crals who evacuated Ouaymas
water last night undoubtedly
headed tor Sallna Crux, according to
information telegraphed hero today
by Constitutionalist Reneral Salvador
Alvardo, confirming previous advices
as to the evacuation. All other ports
except Mazatlan aro In constitutional
ist hands, and Maiatlun Is starving
Kvory district lit the northwest will
make n novel display of green apples
of all commercial varieties nt the
i!!Hh annual convention nnd the fifth
annual apple show of th Inlvrnn
tloiinl Appht Shippers' nssoclntluii In
llostou. Mass., August ft, ii and T. II.
F. Davidson, president; J. 11. Hob
bins, general tunnnpor and Wllnior
Sleg, Sales manager, Oregon division,
or the North Pacific Fruit distribu
tors, will intend the convention, tak
ing cburge ot tho exhibits of the sin
centrals of the central selling agency.
Tho north western apples will colli'
pete In class I, group 4, which In
cludes Colorado, t'tnli, Idaho, Mon
tana, New Mexico, Washington, Ore
gon. California, Ilrllbth Columbia una
Western Canada. Two boxes of tho
leading varieties from each dUtrlct
will be shown In this class. Some
also will be entered In n plate con
test. An efforU'forlhorinori'. will hn
made to secure the sweepstakes prlxo
against alt sections of this country
and Canada. , .
The exhibit Is for tho benefit of
the buyers primarily, to give thuni
an Iden of the apple crop of tho var-
l,v Ions districts on August t. The ap-
.!nlus, of course, are not mature nt this
aro1 ". . . .........
lime, ami in some miincis moy "re
farther along than In others, which
Is taken Into consideration by the
Judges.
Kach district ha been asked to
send two boxes to lloston, of tho va
riety or varieties which predominate
In It. For instance, Montana wl
doubtless send Mcintosh Iteds and
Hood Itlver, Yellow New
HEAVY FIGHTING
AGAPULCO
i.
- v.- ,t -, --
morning; having Just returned from n
trip to Crater Lake with Mrs. Hough
and lJert Orecr, of the Ashlarid Tld-
Inc. lie Is wrltinc'a series of nr
Only one kind ot kodak (Inlshlag LCji about ,tka. national parks. Ho
XIj.t,M PnntAr, Qlinn ftl!ll thtl I .- l.l.l.t.. .'In.jul .!,). e..rn'. Ttff
Mrs. Karl Weaver, Mrs. J..E. Warrtj0fmM. Scolt d'r the Southern Pacific
of Now York City and Miss Margaro
Tomlin of Ashland leave this weok for
a five-day trip to Crater lake. They
intend to go by auto and they will
take in Pelican Bay, Klamath Falls,
Fort Klamath. Tho return route Is
mapped to go through Shovel creek,
and back over the Slsklyous,
The finest equipment In Oregon for
printing fruit labels. Medford Print
ing Co.
K. D. Drlggs and wife, of Ashland,
who have been absont for two months
and a. half, have returned from their
eastern trip. They havo made a
comploto clrclo of tho United States,
visiting New Orleans, Atlanta, Wash
ington, D. C New York, Ningara
Falls, and many other cities. Mr.
IlrlKga was tli delegate for the local
Shrluer lodge.
New green pasture with abode and
running water. C, W. Isaacs, SSl-lM.
Get It at DeVou'e. '
A threo weeks motorcycle trip
through Corvallls, Newport and Port
land Is the novel vacation trip began
today by Arthur Allder, and A, It.
Chaso of this city. It will bo of
three weeks duration, giving thorn
tlmo for a few days rest at Newport
and Portland. At Corvallls, Chase,
who is a rural school supervisor of
this district, will visit his family and
friends. He was formerly a rnsldont
or Corvullls. Incidentally, tho trip
Is to boost tho Good Roads conven
tion and the Itoguo river valley. The
motorcycles havo been covered with
Medford and good roads convention
pennants. Mr. Chaso will devote
some tlmo to tho study of other rural
schools In the districts they pass
through.
Carkln & Taylor, lawyers. (John
H. Carkln, Olonu O. Taylor), Has-klps-lloyden
Uldg., Main, street.
"Mrs,1 Jones wll have n sale on
spnro ribs at ,10c Saturday.
Order your fruit labels of the Med
ford Printing Co. and keep tho money
at Itnmn.
Sheriff Tom Word of Multnomah
county, left Friday morning with hl
two young auto thieves captured in
Saerameuto,
Groceries al De V's.
12. WiitertolP. an Albany business
man, spent Friday fu this rltv.
J, Mendelsohn, u 8an Francisco
business map, wus u Medford visitor
Friday morning.
BMBPCSHC'Sw" TINT-" " " " - ' "" "" ZTm7ZTZ-J
lji i ny i
Weeks it HcGowan Co.
wa's highly p'leased with Crater Lake,
Ha leaves Saturday morning with
to visit the Josephine caves
Medford Conservatory reduced pri
ces for-music lessons begin July 1st.
Advanced students wll be taken at
the same low nrlce as beglnncM.
Open aH summer. 31 Grape street. "
K. Miles and Chas. Gooch of Weed,
weru business visitors In Medforl
Friday.
11. It. Lower was among thoi
down front Prospect to nttond th
Klncaid trial.
. Clairvoyant, Mrae. Dreyfus leaves
tho 18th Inst. Those desiring val
uable advice, should consult her at
onco. Advice by mall ll.oo. col
onial Flats, apartment 2.
Itobort It. Miles of Mason City.
Iowa, transacted business in Medford
Friday.
Frank II. Ray has gono to Glendale
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas of I.oland.
Ore. wero among Medford frlondi
the latter part of the week.
O. Johnson of San Francisco tran
sacted butdness in Medford recently.
ItertRi fireer motored to Modforl
Thursday night. Ho remained till
Friday morning.
Mr. and Mra. C. C. I.lttlo of Albany
visited Medford friends Frldny.
F. C. Champlln of Chicago and
Foots creek was a Medford visitor
Thursday. While here ho transacted
business,
M. II. Anderson, a Portland busi
ness man, was a Medford visitor Frl
dny.
D. D. Hrlggs was among those
dowu from Portland Friday on busi
ness. G, Rrownstono of San Francisco
wmb a Medford visitor tho latter part
of the week In tho interests of busi
ness.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry DeuUch, of
New York City spent Friduy In this
city.
K. P. Ferguson of Clnclnatl wag in
Medford Friday as tho guest of
friends.
W. J. Ilrlcklo of Portland spent tho
latter part of tho week In Medford,
Miss Hess Kent nor has returned
from Honolulu where she nu neon
teaching school.
Kvtiruit Humidors, u Junior at tho
University of Oregon. I "pendliiK
fuw days of his summer vacation In
Medford. Ho Is one of tint Pt
kuown and most prominent ""' In
tho University, especlully luleiitnl lu
loiiriiollillr lines,
ri 'i '
ami beslceed
A .., lu... nf n-nalllli flout If Iro . mv. I, I...-
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rrmtilll viini allh the federals who ......... o.,u.,..,.l. ........ mi, I rtrilitvit- Yn
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according 10 uenerui mvaruu, ii jKima. Wenaicuw, wnim waua nun
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i iiu,iiuu ..mi uui.11,,1, ........... , ma no, n iiiiit iui.iuu, 'ih' i
I New-towns, Spltxcnbergs, Rome lleau-
WASHIN'flTOX, Jiilv 17. To ties, Jonathans, Wlnesaps and Ar-
nbulivh the pluekinj: linitnl of llu'jknnsaj lllocks;,, Spokane, Wagoners
nnvv. Representative iirtiin oi nii-.cuioiiy.
LA PAZ. July IT. Heavy fighting
Is reported todny nt Acnpulro, whore
three ructions of the Mexlcnu force.
luustltutlomillstH, fedenilri and Znpit
tlstut. Iinvo bcroiue muhrolled me.
posxesKloii of the seaport.
Foreign property niul uhlpplng Is
reported to bo hi danger nnd Iten.
Admiral Howard, commanding tho
Puclflc fleet, hiiH dlspntched Uioj
crutser Chnttnuoogu to the sieuo to'
SUMMER RESORT
ROGU1C RIVICR RANCH
till .Miles IVoin Mcdfonl
I'INK I'ISIHN'tJ
lloitls mill TeuitU
Rates ft.r.O per day. 7.f.O per Wool
I'lisseitgur rnten ta.riii one way, by
Crater Lakn Autu Htngn
For Fnrthur Infuriiintlon Write
PAIL it, opi.vki;
Tmll, Ore,
$5,000
iinii-r v.iiiiiitiiini)t,ii in iiit; pii'iiiT in1
aid tho cruiser Clovoh.tid In protect STOCK OF TIRES ON HAND
Ing forelxu Interests. I
BAKER PEOPLE TAKE MAN
FROM SHERIFF FOR HANGING
RAKI.R, Or., July 17. Twelve
men Thursday hung mi liuldeii-,
tilled man In tho canyon between An-,
drev niul Whltnev. Oreiiou. The vie
lint who tutil attacked the eight year'
old daughter of J, II. Hardninu of
Audrey was being taken to Whitney j
by Hnrdmnn whnru ho was to bo turn-
iil over In n iboiulv slmrlff 11a lin.l
been caught tho night before by ranch j
ers. When tho sheriff arrived thli
morning tho mob had illwrs'd I
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UNITED STATES
REPUBLIC
MICHELIN nml
GOODYEAR.
Call and Kot our jiriops.
CRATER LAKE
MOTOR CAR CO.
Ing- Co, A
er author of "Fifty-Four Forty "' inlm.liire.1 todnv n lull ,ro,w
or FHhia. in Medford Friday mS retirement l.y atom of me.itnl
nnd uhrslrnl e.vitmtnution- for iro
motion to enelt trnide. Offirerw fail-
in
Tho districts have also been re
quested to send samples of their soft
fruits, particularly peaches and
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iiriiniH. r.xiiifr, lriiii moil ctu iu I .
....... .... .. K. ...... w...... ,r ... :ni reuuceii
(,. ....ii orn.niM.itmia wiiiiM fill! I from looklllC at AllellSt 1 irillt JUStiil,,,,,
of promotion, nnd n second failure what the tuaturo fruit Is going to be I
would nutomnltcnUv retire them. and that Is tlw object of tho displays. r,it
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ARROW
COLLARS
SOFT
BILK
2IMI1,-.I,
en. r.iVt a r.. iM. iiit,n
Wood, Shingles, Shakes
Wood Yard for the winter's supply
lirireH. I'ciivorvti 0117
O. I'ASKR
Kakt .Main Street
The Popular Drink
RITEWAY
COFFEE
4
fl'H K'oasioil Daily in Alnl-
, ftH'll.
t It's HIimuIimI in Mftllonl.
, It's tlm host in .Nfrtlfonl.
, Wh mot list' Mi'Ul'onKJor-
Ifoe?
1 If you ox 1 wet, tx Imilil up
your town, usi 'hhmo pi'th
' iliiots. Aslc your grocer afirl
insist mi his si'iitiiiig you
The Riteway Coffee
STOCK REDUCING SALE
In the true sense of the word, cost has been lost sight of. In some instances, your
dollars do many times their regular duty
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TAILORED SUIT
SALE
$5
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Exactlv 01 Tailored Suits on this ratt-Kln
clioose from, raterials aro white series',
lirowu sergft. blue purge find inixtiirt'rsv
Sizes run: Three size H, eleven size M),
1(! size 0(5, three size 558, one size !(). Aet
nal values to $.".()(). Your choice .Jji5J)0
"We make no alterations on these silks.-.
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TAILORED SUIT
SALE
$10
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Hxaelly 17 Tailored Suils in Ibis lot, in
cluding the season's most beautiful mod
els; in black and while combination Suits,
Silk .Moire Suits, Taffeta Suits and many
staple models, all si;;c.s up to size 10. Act
ual values to iM(MK)f ynur choice $10.00
We make no alterations on these suits.
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FO HAM? I'orly llnlglait Hr.
ImrKslH If nil lnHpn Kmellu-r. Hi
julru I. I? IMn, 0 I? ma H8
UNTRIMMED SHAPES $1.98, Values to $7.50
X 180 (Jntrimmed Shapes in hemps, .Milan 'jiemps, the
X best riuality of the season, we do not want to carry
over one of them, which is the reason -I'oi' this drastic
reduction; actual values to $7.00, vour choice.Sl.f)8
i
TRIMMED HATS, $2.98, Values to $12.50
100 Trimmed Hats, the season's best models, inc
ing many handsome haud-mado bats: too mail'
lud-
inauv in
itirr mil it v Imtitlumiio IiiiiuI.iihkIk 1mtu
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stock is the ojily reason you profit by it, netnal val
iies to $V2,(); your choice .'. t;,...$2.08
EVERY COAT INCLUDING BALMACAANS 20 TO 50 PER CENT OFF
rtAVPTrJtt Aim OTITP.
X ING MERCHANDISE
& Underpriced. Linen
fo f'oats, Khaki foals, gar
X nients you cannot do
X without on that outing
fk trip, as low as $2.39, $2.96
uj) to 7.45
Khaki Skirts in divided
and plain middies.
& blouses and bloomers,
Khaki Dresses, all at
Htock-rcducim: prices.
Knlin ircoiii Liu't
Cowh, $2,00, $2,50,
ALL SHIRT WAISTS
At stock reducing prices,
Our shelves must be
cleared for the largo new
stock to come later.
Lingerie Waisls, values
to ir-no, sahf at. .$1.48
All higher priced Waists
reduced accordingly,
Middies specially priced
nt Sf.il) and $1.i8
PANAMAS
Specially Priced
A large line to choose
from, as low as $2.40,
$2.08 up to .$5.45
ALL PARASOLS
Ono-Half Prlco
HAND BAGS
Ono-Half Price
ALL SWEATERS
A I slock reducing prices,
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SKIRTS
At stock reducing prices,
reductions 2f to 50,
ALL WASH DRESSES'
At stock-reducing prices.
Many handsome Vhiic
Dresses to choose from
as low as $0.05, $7.45
up.
Colored Wash Dresses as
low as 08, $1.1,5,
$1.80, $1.08 up In
$4.08.
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