I'AOW TWO
MEDFORD MAIL
TMHUNR MKDFORn. OUMON
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.1, Tk, CiiiHinliiRR wns ninong (Iiomj
up rom Su Krnnclco Thursday at
tending, to luminous ttUcrcMs.
IJ.F; Hoy of Portland wn8 nnions
Modfurd bualnrsH hcqunlntnnros to
day.
Sco It. II. McCunly tor Aetna n
dcllly nnd Surqty Honda.
V. A. Tui'trch of Uw AiircIcs nindj
n rvceiit hmduoM visit to this city.
Mr. mid Mrs. 1. Goodman nnd Mr.
, nnd Mr. Ilrownslona were mombors
t n tourist party from San Francisco
tljat icut Thursday morning In
Medford.
Alwayn look for Hanley & Cnrlc
tou's meat nd. Something good.
.Mr. W, II. Waste nnd Jean Wato
of Itorkcly hac returned from an nu
toniotilli! trip to Crater Lake nnd arc
ponding a few days looking ovor tho
Vnllcy.
Tho "now" meat market at the
public market Is giving tho people
homo cheap prices. 103
W. K. Washburn of Fresno, Is !u
Mcdford In vler of locnttng.
Hay for sale. W H. Everhard.
W. .1. Jcffcrlas of Portland ttas
nmong those In Mcdford Tliursday la
low of locating here.
Kodak finishing and supplies at
Weston's Camera Shop. Over Isis
Theater. "
"W. II. Adama was down from Port'
land Thursday on the Interests o
business.
Try a "Spltx" cigar, best 5c clear
on tho market.
Misses Angcltno Weaver and AdT
llno Hocking of San Jose were the
guests of Mcdford friends this week.'
J J. Conway, a Kansas City busi
ness man. was a recent business vis
itor in (his city.
A "King Spltt" cigar Is homo made.
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F. Merrill was down from tlrnuts
r.irn Thursday attending to business
interest.
0. llonnor as In from, Derby
Thursday among business acquaint
ances, u j
Krult Inltels artistically printed In
any nnd all colors. Mcdford Print
ing Co.
A. A Schuchard, who owns n large
orchard in tho l'hoonlx district,
motored to Mcdford Thursday.
Oscar Allendoorfcr lias returned
from ticlsnd whero ho has been do
ing extension work for tho Cntlfor
nia-Oregon Power company
LADIES ARRANGING .
T FOR GUESTS
BREAKFAS
The Oivutor .Medford t'luh hn- nr
ntnjjfil for n ltrenkfnl l the Hotel
Mcdt'ord on TmomIhv morning of the
'JSlh 4or the Indies or the Tri-Stntiv
(loo-l Itomli meet: It I VNncoleil
thnl nil who edu will uvnll tlum-ele
tnir conditions Iiiim) led to miucumiii
nhlo uYlny .in delicniiV I'rcljtMi "
of interior mul un-nfe Tollini Moek;
the luck of lvoter mmiitl i.teius
tvml Mvfety device; lho dettiielion
of the muunoiny of llio nulls now
combined In limkiiiir alt-; the suji
ptexvion of evMnpi'tiliou uiuon)j thee
unit-; the diversion of ltvis;lit (wit-
Hlonu llio I'oiiiiMionl nnd Illimlo M
nud count between JS'ow 'ork ml
llobton, with nIiimI projections inte:
the interior of Hiomo Mhle.
No mention is mndu in thv)ltll of
tin) iIrIiIk which tint Htnlo mnmh
clnwtts litis in vojjnitl to the lln-ttou
- Muine compiiuy, hut It U believed
Unit .MnnM'hiietN will nsk iiiitl io
ciuiipnlgn I Iiiino n duty to tho pro
greiHles of Hid imtlotVhiul iv duly
iilso to tho Wntn of Nev York. In
, unUhnnl polities, so tar as I am ublo
I ihnll endeavor to strive for tho sue-
Vosa of I'tho pfluclples oitiliqiHcil' In
tho progivsslvo national plutforni,
Thoiofoi-o I shall oppose tho policies
of tho present administration which 1
ceivo tliu Koxernmcul' uiuuoloii tojiegant nB deeply InJuiloiis nlllm to
10 ItlVhCrxO i ' Honor Ollll IIIU IIU'H'1 in uiu
Amerleau petiplo."
of the opportunity to nice! tlioYi-.il-
Th tiuvr Indies, nnd tliey niv iei)iie-lel
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rn.1llin I rwtitctrtitM lii Ihtwn. Ilitna ' ... ...... . .... l . .. ,
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to the small towns iu Josephine
county nnd many ldnces will soon
have electric service that never had
It before. i t
' Mcdford Conscrvatofy reduced prl
ces for music le.'jons'beglri July 1st
Advanced students will bo taken
l 1.1 ri--T
the same low nrlce as beclnners. I iw....n r..inkiriintiv, i iln V.w
Open all summer. 31 Grape street. " jlliivcn'nml the Hoton & Mnmo mil-j
Phlnf Hlttiinn linn niinnnnrtNt Ihnll v.....) I.. .... l...l. i! icir I... I
U3 Kobiuon at the PubhV Library
not Inter limn Saturday.
TO UNMEBGE NEW HAVEN LINES
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Chief Illttson has announced that
Mcdford auto drivers aro beginning
to disregard tho ruling requiring cars
to drive with closed mufflers and tho
next person caught driving with them
open will be fined.
J. O. uerklng, the best all around
photographer In southern Oregon.
Always reliable. Xegatlvos made any
where, timo or place. Studio 22S
Main St Phono 3 20-J.
Forest fires are nil under control
according to late reports at the for
est service offices. Tho Humbug
creek fire, that was thought serious
for several days is out, as well as
tho Foota creek fire. A new fire has
been reported north of Central Point,
about a mile from the scene of the
last fire In the Willow Springs dis
trict. The Jackson County FJrc Pa
trol association Is handling this fire.
If you want a llthographod fruit
label instead of a printed one. see
wad, made on Murvh (!. ISi'It, hv
which thoo two road-, divided New!
Knvlnnd between themselves. TlrNj
njjreemont purports to hao heonj
made nt the home of the Into .1. Pier-'
pout Morpin in Now Yoik. At that
time the two roads eoueeincd wete
entirely separated.
Kltioho Methods I'miI
Under the agreement, the Now Ha
ven wns t aid the .ltoxttm & Maine
to neqttirc trntwiRrtriiou line-' north.
of n eertuiu lin,)the 1)otnn it. Elaine
to mid the New HnWn tAll of that
hue.
The Xew lliiven, it is .said, recuited
to mniiy elusive, nnd 'rOhml-nhout
methods 16' cover its truck in iht-
fcetintr ilrt romhinntien: it tiequirrd
proiH'rties, j.-ot stock control. mrti
eri.heif romwtitop nnd bought them
in, and rcorted to many illeirnl prrto
tices to attain U- end.
Xew Huslnnd makes, the hill mi.
lie to the Xew Jim en company, tin
eftoit to increase fuiht nitw und inlervene iu the cuo
diliitorv und iiiliitravv methods in! tlioso rlnhts, . .
deuliug with pali-onH.' ' , X) v -4-f"f f - "llu'tln tli'ls Hnto thh itrlino duly U
The brief i one of thn niuM eou- ItUUT UALiMnlti HbPUBLiiiAn ii guud" rltUfii'il Inoveiiieiit, a unlto-l
prehiiw'tM' nied hy the government CANDIDATE F0I1 GOVERNOR, mmeiumit, to savo tho slnto from tho
in nnv sinnlnr ln'l. Today'- hill "' blMiavtlsan control Of Mossrs. Haines
u-ks that the New lliuen lie (.tripped OYSTIHt HAY, X. Y , July 3. - 'and Muiphy, precisely like tho good
of its- nvuieit-liipju llii; New (Kuluud Tho candidacy of CN-yoiintoV llroy .oIIIiouk tuovoincnt last .ear, when hy
inilnutd, wliieli VnmlelU' its' fntnous u, inuinit Of ningliumpton Mr tho :nlon the of Now "Yoik was saxod
shoiv hue lioiu Hn-.ton to pv . York, f Kiilkrimtut Inl humiliation at tho rc-',"Am ,nJ domination of Mr. Murphy,
nnd thai i Im.imuU to n.o.up it so. 'mi,jCnn. ptimarles wimeinlurMl lnstf hopo with all my hoitit that all In
ivjjled Soiiijiltcninstii linos, the it- m ),j- Theu,iloru Hoosovell, In a dmieudent cltlxcun, whether lit ogres
U'nltji of. jjiU-li was under thetformj tieuent Coionel Hoooolt!l'"- roptibllunns or dpuuicmtlr In
nsieenjol! Ii ho lelt to the inter- Lu MW) -n Bod eltUeus, no mat-' Is-!- national affiliation, will work
ter what their party nrtlllntluiiH. to "boulder to shoulder for rlean non
Join In suoport of a statu ticket, "tho' lrttnn government Iu tho state til
tuim-na ot which would moan tho over jhutso tbla fall."
throw ot both Mr. lliirnu and Mr. "In Now York statu wo seo at Its
Murphv.'' (worst tho development of tho s)stotu
In his KlaU-moiil, ho said: "In thU of bi-partisan bos rule. Tho out-
stale eoniuierj-e -oinniission.
StilpiH.il of AuvJIIarles
lr the court tnke- the view of the
eiise n-ented n- the hill, tho New
Haven mnv find it-dt dive-ted of l
moi ovor.v thine bui it" niiiiii linen
ctinio of this Hystoiu In uecosHiiilly
that liivlslhlo Koerumoiit which Ihu
PiOkiossIvu iiuily wiih In largo part
(oilildud to oipono," ho lomjllideit,
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC PARTY
TROLLEY MEETS FREIGHT
WMTPOHTN Conn . July 33.
Tlu'eu porsonii were killed oiilrlgliti
another died Inter and tvvoitty-ono nio
Injiirodi soino dorlmiiily, Iti it houdo'i
coIIIhIoii huro tonight hetween n trnln
of throo trolley cam carrying a"'.i
Miiuday school plonlcluiis, mid a Irtil
loy frelltlit..
Tho dead tmi:
Andrew Klsher, agijd IS.
HaMiiond 1'ultur. nged 12.
Frank Nagry, aged II,.
Mabel Uluvuland, nged a I.
You tli-l dm Kent
There In when ou smoU tlnv. John
son cigars and palroiiUo homo liidiu.
tries.
Prtlioiile Home
Hy kiuoVliig Ml. Pitt, thn host re
cigar on the market.
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Pictorial Roviow
us. wo are agents for Schmttx Lltho- nbo,t lo,owi,OijO.O(rO worth r n'..l
graph Co. Medford Printing Co.
C, P. Hclmroth. who received a
fractured frontal bono and two bro
ken ribs In an auto accident, Is doing
W. A. Thomson of Central Point nic!iy nceordlnB to Dr. Porter who Is
icm wcuncsuaj- iuk'ii. in mis cu. jn attendance,
Don't forget to natronlro Jones
meat market. Kvery Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday. ' 105
Jlr. nnd Mrs. M. H. Lewis of San
Francisco visited friends In this city
Thursday.
The F. W. Shaplclgh Hardware;
company has tbo best and cheapest j
lliwo in lunu. jiitL-a uu uiu;iuiu
reduced. "
H. G. Williams of Sacramento
transacted business In Mcdford
Thursday. '
Only one kind of kodak finishing'
at Weston's Camera Shop, that's tho
best. Over Isig Theater.
A. J. Gerard, a Seattle business
man, spent Thursday morning In thU
city. i
Tho finest equipment In Oregon for
printing fruit labels. Mcdford Print
ing Co.
W. J. Scott of Antloch spent Thurs
day in Mcdford.
Jones' have veal, mutton, beef and
pork. They aro bound to cut the
cost of living. 105
Tho low water Is driving the trout,
especially tho cutthroat that vrere
very abundant a few weeks ago In
Hutte creek and Appleg&te, Into the
IJoguu river. The steeihead fishing
ui the Rogue Is raid to be very good
In streaks, aomodays big catches be
ing made and others, not a fish bit
ing. Too campers who have been
.flub In K at Die Klamath Lakes, Fish
Iako and C niter I.akc, report the
best of fishing as well ng those who
fish In tho headwaters of tho Hogue
and Ha tributaries.
Carkln & Taylor, lawyers. (John
J I. Carkln, Glenn O. Taylor), Hat-klns-Doydon
Hldg., Mala street.
Two weeks more will find the deer
hunters In the hills, hunting the wily
buck. A bucks aro reported very
plentiful this year many hunters ex
jwet -the limit but according to ex
perienced sportsmen, the dry condi
tion of tho foliage will make it dif
ficult for hunters to approach the
boasts.
Order your frujt labels of the Med
ford Printing Co.vand keep tho money
at homo.
Profossor Iloverldgo'a "elm beetle"
whlcji ho recently discovered, and
und against which he Issued u warn
ing, turns out upon examination by
tho new pathologist, to bo woolly
aphis,
Kodak finishing tho best, at Wcs
tou's Camera Shop. Ovor Jsls Thea
ter. Secretary Hoos of tho Trl-Stato
Itoadg league, hax received notice of
the appointment of Judge W. L. Wor
il tin' lis dcleguto to .ropreHe;itKlau)aih
Kuljsand P. KtlrI'fo reprt-benr tho
nhaniber of Commerce, Spokane nt
the jMedford mooting
Groceries nt; Do Vpe s.
Wo havo a 13500 press, recently
Installed especially for printing fruit
labels. Medford Printing Co.
Screen doors at Mcdford Lbr. Co.
James Vance has gone to Kugono
to spend, the .remainder ot tho sum
mer.
Stato Game Warden Kvans. Master
Fish Warden Ospend and Dcputr
.Wardens Sandry and Merrill, lert
Thursday to Inspectc Irrigation ditch
screens on -HoBue-rlyer 'and qthcr
,ntr.eniau, .. . . ,.
uei- ntiuuatiy, mm tnrro 1- conse
quently n heavy movement to mul
from that section, m that n trnus
portntion monopoly there is of vnst
intercut to every section f the lnit
ed States.
Service DctcrlonitcI
The uoveniment nlleces thut cil-
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
SHOWING OF FALL GOODS
FIRST WIFE TESTIFIES
(Continued from page L)
A, S. Ilubbard, an Ashland busi
ness man, spent Thursday In this city.
John 0, Stllle of Sugar City, Colo,
ludo, k spend u few daya In this city
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j WwKs A McGowan Co.
TJNDEfcTAKEKS
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ELABORATE TESTSi
Atcr the most elabo
rate tests tho 17. S. Gov
ernment finds that Aulml
num Compounds such as
used in
Baking Powders
arc nor harmful
Writo us for copy of l S.
Bulletin No. 103 Dept. of
Agriculture.
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Mohaii I'lvmipi (Vi'po in all tho iit'W
Fall .shatlos, just tho woij?ht for oarlv
fall stylos . ..JjU.iJfS
IHi-iiifh Front'h riiiffnii TnnVln in a
ront vjtrioty of shatlos, at .. ..!1.5()
ICuman Stii)o Sills hold thoir own as a
fashion itoni. Thoy aro shown in oom
hination of nioiro and ottomon oord.
Thoso sillcs aro usotl in combination
with plain floods nnd urodut'o a cliann
inj,' effort. Yalutti at. $1-25 nnd S1.50
f'ropo do f'liino in till tho now .shades,
just the fnhrie. for soft, oliniu gown
niiow in vogue, per yard $1.50
Now Sweater Coats of lijjht Oxfortl
yarn in 'I'urki.sh opoiiKo of fool, i ado
with wide holt of sanio niatorial. Otiior
ariuonts in heavy knit with ruff nook
and shawl collars, ami some Norfolk's
aro anions the season's novelties. Those
armentH come iu tho now shades ami
ni up) iu print from ....2.00 to S(J.50
Cool ovAiihigs surest the warmer
atolls. Wo invito you to inspect our
lino of Navajo Hhmkots.
"iti Liv.0tuc assort incut of short length Silks,
aiXX W ll Vftefrfinr $1.25 and !?1 value, at. . .09
Uniform Price 23c
per iMitind
ALL GHOCKHi
CIUSCKXT MFG.
COJIPAXY
Seattle, Wn-h.
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foliar $1.25 and 1 value, at. . .69
- 'S pieces of Silk Poplins ami Silk Fdti-
.lards, regular Toe-tJrie value, at ... lliip
")) pieces of Now Cambric Percales,
softer and filler than regular percales,
'.. fji.Il. -10 inyhos, at 15$
,r 1 lot Haliste (,'orsots, regular 7oc value,
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1 lot Suiniuor Net Coi-sels- regular $ I. '-'."
value, at 9S$
cheeks. Sho seemed 111, but she
walked -with dignity past her' former
liiMtsnd, ,st,nndlng in front of the
Judges and the Jury. The wjtness
Rsked If she might rcrer to her notes,
but tho request was refuted 'by tlio
Judge.
R Many Lies Told
"There havo been so many lies
told," said Muie. Guc)dan, "that my
notes are absolutely necessary it only
to fi dates. Was not M. Calllaux al
lowed to refer and reae from papers?
I am rnnfrmitf-il with n mountain of
lies which I must climb and break to ;K!KWK
pieces one by one. I am alone. I t
IU llutton All Silk Gloves, regular 8Tc,
for 59$
1 lot of Ladies' Sleeveless Vests, taped
neck and sleeves, while they last, 10$,
I luce for 25$
1loh of Children's Hose, regular Jl'ie
imd Joc values, at 19$
Ladies' Fast lilack and Tan Hose, 10$
pair; throe for 25$ .
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have no husband to defend me.
In saying this, she cast a
lorn? f
glance at Mine. Cai::aux, who, how
ever, did not look at her.
''You arc not here t ncciii-e," in
terio$cd Mnitre Lnhori. "You will
find nolliinp hut courtey mid defer
ence for youielf if your nde i
jdmidy Hint of n vvitnesn. Hut if von
eoine here to nceiiKp, then you will
find me jn front of you us n defender
of my client."
Mine. Otieyilan; "If you liave spo
ken of me to M. Cnillnux he will
have told you thut nt k-nht I lme
eourne'
Oomcxllc Life Tender
iTlii wiiS.jHtlen Ji u ehulleiigiiig
tone und eulkd forth "lirao" from
the Fectntor. whoo nymnthv -IkI
seciiH'il to have from the moment mic
entered the courtroom.
The jude hiiCM-lf theu nddier-ed
the uitncM-, Kuyiu (iiili()iiiiily in
order lo pve. her ti f-turt: "Di-iiigree
menU urosu n your liomeJ"
"There were no ilixiixrei-iueiiU,"
.she continued. "Our doiijcMic lifv
wuh tender. Xo one know,. Xot
even you, Mr. I'ro.sideiit, und ib-o.
lutely no one knows nboiii iIi-m uf
fair. Judge AJbaiH'l: "Kevcrtliekit you
and your Iniolmiul had n lecoiicilia
tiou over M)iii(jtlijut;nml llio letdirh
wero htinied. 'yill'nu oxplniii ?"'
Mine. Guenu;-i'Tio f irt lutfer
nliiob tpe(iii'tl ijo -von, know wIki
fiivc that tq oqj lt. Cuilluiix, He
did it nt the tuliiUtrv of fiuutice iu
1008."
Foriiici- Wife Oelx In
Mine. Oiteydiiu: "I hud never sns
licuk'd that my liitrlmuil Inul inn
liey. I fir Kai-w it wliwi lie tlm-w
liiniM'lf ut my liiH'i-i mid ai-keil my
punloiu le luinililcil liimnt-lf mid I
imnlourd hiui, hut lite day ttfter he
rottirneil to IhU eron. J did not
ceiiHo to believe liin lying (tilk. I be
lieved that the evil kiutoiiiiiUiik my
hoimi hud gone, I'ny 1 thought I uw
Hip bottom of hiw heuit in Hb tear,'
1 Oc BROOM SALE
On Saturday, July 25th at 10:30 a. m. Sharp
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We will plaice on sale a lot of 25c and 35c House Brooms at One X
to a Customer 10c Each
We Jav .iyst Lauded a Lot o
DRUMMER'S SAMPLE TOWELS
THAT WE ARE SELLING
AT HALF PRICE
.We. are selling the BEST LK.MONS on the market .today
at zap jjer dozen.
W'i'still have a
SlUTOuf 75$.
W have MIUN'S N.IOW SUJTH' blue serge and niiNtunts,'.. -the
very latest styles, at 7.50. -o-
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few of those $1, ij?l.f0 and up t(, ,$2.00
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WE NEED THE MONEY
We also liave Wrtol Ko.v .',.,. .- l)$
Pyeralls' .'. ,-lty'?
Work Shirls , , '. 25$
iIen.s New Soft Hats v.. :--..-v 2$
f)0 Suspenders at .- .J..j,.;.)....;..., tf$
Uovs' Bib Overalls, : !..... ! ...25$
'BoyH' Jjouy Pants Suits..., 'v..., v,.f.....tf15.f50
Hoys' Hhort I'iuiIh Suits, all sizes and colors, inoludiiiK a Nor-
v folk, wliilo thoy last at '. '...$2.50
Yt iiave jl $7f) Vjutur Ch'anliophouo and about $.")() worth
; of scolds, $25.00 takog tho outfit, complete..
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' have the best shotutiaker jn tpy)vajjd you hoi, the prioert aro right. Wo are headquarters for Trunks, Suil Cattys. ifirtU Grips.
rne long ana snort ot it is, you will save money by trading at the Big &
Big 3toro.
126 to 134
North Frpnt Street
WILSON'S
Phone 467
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