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C. C. Krihs and wlfo rcfurnoij
iwirsday afternoon from a bIx week.,
yinlt with frlendu nnd relntlves In
the middle west nnd Idaho. Mr.
KflfmToimris wlifd nnd falri through
fttt .ttie Iftftt of hlfl trip.
hiiiiii fcllnrlijr of Lnlio creek, (ho
cM&ifoAeiJrn rnliier of thlgeitmn.
.n'lW frllup iaodlovo, tho title holder
In tlio W fklBlng dontoAt for1 ytoillH
Jaft fi'iKniSrfilftk for Safohi ti at
tend tho nlato fair, which open
next Monday, ho Jackson county
youth's Will compete with fcO
other youths of tholf own oro for a
trip to the 19 1R fAlr. Th6 Jackson
county car load or exhibits for the
utale fitlr'wM Ik shipped today.
Mr. "itoVert Easoti, otfpbrt ladle
tnllpr' Is fibw .located yfltli Mrs. K. d.
Myer's dressmaking establishment.
J'otjr pattonago solicited. Second
loorj DcVei and company, 162
lt " 'The police tiolnlneM seven hoy
for n few minutes Thursday evening
for flrlnc a toy cannon nloiiR tho
cast hank ot Hear Creek causing a
woman 'to phono an emergency Call
that somo ono was bolng murdered.
Officer Cady was sent to tho scene
and after wndlnj; down tho creek,
found tho boys engaged in n mock
battle.
secure fire Insurance upon your
fruit while In a packing house. Low
rates. 8peclal short term policies.
Ouafaateed Insurance with E. S.
Tumy. 210 Careen-Corey Bid.
Miss Frances Kenny of Jackson
ville visited with friends tn this city
Thursday afternoon and evening.
Mrs. John H. Sheridan and John
Jr. left Thursday for an extended
visit In the east.
The Million Dollar Mystery at 11
Theater tonight.
Attorneys A. C, Hough and II. I).
Norton of Grants Pass spent Thurs
day In Medford attending to profes
sional business.
Kodak finishing the Dest, at Wes
ton's Camera Shop. Over1 Isla Thea
ter. II. h. Swlhart of Derby Is spend
ing tho end of tho week In the city
attending to business matters.
DeVoo is' selling gum drops at ten
cents per pound today.
Thi first football came of the sea
Bon wlli be played tomorrow after-.
noon on the Jackson school grounds
beOeea the first and' second teams
of the high school. No admission
will io rhareed. A schedule of
games h being arranged with Ash
land, Grants Pass and Klamath Falls,
which will start early In October
If the Medford team should win the
championship of southern Oregon
they arc keyed up for a tour of the
Willamette yalloy and tho northern
pari ot the state.
Blue Mission grapes roako flno
grapo Juice, Jellies and etc Also To
kays. Geary Orchards. Phono It-13-W.
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Dud Andorson, former prido pf
Medford, will mako his apeparanci
for the first time since his operatic.;
for kidney trouble, In an exhibition
bout at Pendleton tonight. Tho af
fair will only bo an exhibition so
therp Is no danger of Bud getting
klll'dd or losing any of his honors.
It Theater tonight "Tho Million
Dollar Mystery" always 10 cents.
Eighteen bucks are in tho bag of
gamo accounted for by a hunting
party Just returning from Squirrel
camp, on tho mountains between tho
Illnols and- Itogue rivers. Those
in tho party were Messrs. Bay
Wright, Jack Bratton, Aaron Brat
ton, Asa Holcomb, A. C. Goettsche,
Fred Blackman and Honry Ahlf.
They wero gone about two weeks,
walking in 28 miles from Oallco, and
Having tho supplies packed in by
horses over the trails. Tiio mem
bers ot the party saw a total of 10l
deer of all kinds and sizes during the
outing, aud brought back a plentiful
siiply of Jerked venison from tho
18 they killed. Grants Pass Courier.
preat rummage sale Friday and
Saturday corner of S. Fir and West
Main street. 100
Mr. B. R. Boper, adjuster for tho
Wjlllamsburgh City Fire Insuranco
company of Now York City, was hero
yesterday and adjusted the loss of
Dr. Frederick C. Page which amount
ed to nearly $1500. I fully commend;
the company for Its prompt and lib
eral 'settlement.' Dr. F. C. Page,
BfM-Dreaaler company, local agents
ieJtieii fri', Oregon.'
Buck Ewlng and a number of buse
ball fans nro taking tos for tho
financing of the appearanco In thf
eijfy Monday, November 2 of the Al
Mar teams of the Anierltan and
tlenai league, They will appear in
Portland November 1. A guarantee
of "l&flO Is ashed, Most of the pluy
ra' are drawn from the, Philadelphia
AfNtejj WNd tho Cincinnati Beds,
XfVlW, clotklag for sale at
emw of H. Yr and W, Main straet
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N, Tf Y Ct,r former Jewulur
tf I Ms tiy, k mw UwinUHi at '
Amt4iin m4 tMtta (w rWuiH lo IhI4
Farmers th'roughout tho valley aro
waiting for a heavy rain betoro be
ginning their fall plowing. There
Is very little lnalsturo In tho Roll at
flin -iirr.oiMil tlmn.
The finest equipment tn'b'regok for
printing irtui isoeii. Meuioru rriui
tng.Co. ', ' , r
eoVtnclilnnn nfiterlcli will leavo fii
a day 6r two on a doer hunt.
See B. H. McCurdy for Aetna Fi
delity and Surety Bend,
George Collins of McMlimvllle.
Oregdn, Is, among thq out of lowiv
people tn this VAV tny.
The oldest, qxcluslvo ngoncy In
Mcdfqrd, reliable protection, our only
business, llqlmes, tlQ Insurance
Man. '
Mlns Opal Ing ot Portland Is
falling with her nunt, Mrs. I.ucretla
K. fenynrt, nnd will leave tho first
ot tho week on a bear hunting trip
to the Mendowg district.
Kplsodc No. S ot the Million Dol-
In Walnn. nt If Tlinnlnf fnnlfht
Tho cty council held a meeting
Thursday night with Special Counsels
Gus Newbury nnd 11. D. Morton of
Grants Pass nnd outlined the defense
of the city In tho suit pending with
tho Callfornln-Oregon Power com
pany. The council Is keeping secret
their plans, for fear tho enemy will
take advantage of tho any Informa
tion gives.
Remember tho rummage sale, cor
ner of S. Fir and W. Mnln. 1C0
Hugo Damon of the Applegate
country Is spending a few days In tho
city attending to business matters.
William Budge and son Alex will I
return tomorrow from a hunting trip
to Seattle Bar In tho Applegate
country.
Come In nnd look over articles
now on sole, corner of S. Fir nnd W.
Main street. 1C0
Half a hundred wanderers spent
Thursday In this city and every train
freight or passenger, north or south
carried sflmo of them out ot town.
A large portion of tho men wero log
gers making their way north from
tho logging camps of northern Cali
fornia to Washington, duo to a rec
ent retrenchment in the first named
section tor tho winter months. Tho
pollco gave orders for a speedy exit.
Kodak finishing and nppliee at
Weston's Camera Shop. Over Isla
Theater.
City Recorder Elmer, Fos spent
Thursda) in Ashland where ho was
Initiated into the Shrlners.
Aothentlc war newa received by
Mall Tribune leased wire will be
peeted duriar the day at Hotel Med
ford. r
R. H. Parsons left for Mount Crest
ranch at McCloud Friday.
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VISIT THE STYLECRAFT STORE
EveL-y clepnrtnient in this store contributes 'to flu) showing of iiMv k tiuihvnhiuivuuuYi. .Ifdm.is slioWn iill the chit! erentioiis fop ftfminiiu! wear (o h'v. fountl in
the enstern fashion centers. Many of the lines have.jusfcbeen completed this last week. The new Bradley Sweaters, the ifew Crepe tie Chine anil Lingerie Waisto
and our new Knit Underwear.IJepartniont.
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THE NEW BRADLUY SWEATERS
A beautiful showing of thtj new fall
Sweatem in tho- reliable Bradley make.
Set the pretty new novelties in Duotono
AngQra.-nHfdiHh to fjie'lasfc degree; also
all the staple styles, excellent new num
bers lor ;!i)l(ln;n, $1.91, $2.25, $2.98,
$3.69 up to $9.50.
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COatS tor Hie
R. II. Parsons, C. S. Newhall and
James Dally have returned from a
deer hunt In tho Dead Indian coun
try bringing back a flno buck as ft
trophy ot their prowess.
E. S. tfumy writes all forms of In
sufanco. 'Excellent companies, good
local' aervlco, 210 Gamclt-Corcy
Bhlg. '
Mrs. Koehler of Montana Is vis
iting her parents, Mr. nnd Mrrf. Wnl
ters. Mako your winter hnmo at Colonial
Flats, 217 South Riverside.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jajuoq returned to
kSaglnnw, Mich., today after a two
month Mt ftlth (heir son of Capitol
Hill,
St. Mark's Guild Is holding a sec
ond hand sale, corner of S. Fir nn.l
West Main. Come In. 100
Dr. Rlckert nnd wife wero nuiong
those who nttended Shrlners' dolngi
nt Ashland yesterday nnd all re
ported a flno time.
Automatic bao ball, that brand
new out door game, has arrived in
Medford. Seo It at DoVoos tonight,
lust west of Hotel Medford.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Walters ot Kings
Highway have Installed an electric
pumping system nnd plumbing on
their property on Kings Highway.
J. O. Uerktng, the best all around
photographer In southern Oregon.
Always rellablj. Negatives made any
where, time or place. Studio 228
Main St. Phone 320-J.
Mrs. C. M. Kldd will return short
ly from nn extended visit with friends
and relatives In Spoknno. Wash.
J. H. Cochran has returned from
a hunting trip In the Fish Lake dis
trict.
C. I. Lumsden ana wife nnd party
of friends attended tho Shrlners con
clave In Ashland yesterday.
Tho condition of Gerald Sooysmlth
confined In Sacred Heart hospital Is
much Improved today.
Hair dressing, manicuring, scalo
treatment, facial and halrwork, hair
dyeing. -129 M.F.&1I. Bldg. Phono 157
A. C. Hnwlctts ot Kaglo Point,
writer of the well known Eagle Point
Eaglets, Is a business visitor In tho
city today.
Jess Enynrt returned Thursday af
ternoon front a two weeks business
trip at San Francisco.
Lloyd Damon, aged 14 years, whllo
phasing a calf on a horso early this
morning sustained two fractures of
tho right leg near tho ankle when tho
horse slipped and fell upon him. The
accident occurred on tho paved alle7
at Ninth nnd Rlversldo avenue. Dr.
R. J. Conroy was called and treated
tho Injured membor.
H. C. Burgess was a business vis
itor in Eagle Point this morning.
THE
. STYLECRAFTiGARMENTS
Those iwho have never seen or worn Styltjeraft Clnr
nients cannot appreciate the stunning maimer in
which they are styled nor the skillful way ih which
they arc tailored. Though wo have always main
tained a sky-high style standard, our now Stylecral't
models establish a still higher standard.
From the luxuriant fabrics with their attractive
coloring to tho expert man tailoring and artistic
poise,- they are' beautiful.
Stylocraft Suits $25.00 to $47.50
Other Suits '.'. ,.". $10.00 up
Stylecrnft Coats .'.....$15.00 to $57.50
Other Coats $10.00 up
NEW MARABOT
Marabot is very fashionable this season. We hilvo
it by the yard for. (Tress trimming or in handsome sets
or separate stoles and collars.
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Little lOtS
Col. R. C. Washburn of Table Rock
Is In the city today attending to busi
ness matters and veiling friends.
Council George Porter mntlo a hunl
ncss trip to tho Kngl'o I'blut district
Wednesday. '
It U reported 'that a llgllt Miotv fell
In tho Sqtinwlnko nnd Blue Ledge dis
tricts Wednesday night. Tho higher
elevels of the Slskl.vous show xlgns of
a recent fall.
Chief of Pollco lllttson will spend
his entire thno between now nnd ulec
tlou cnmpnlnlnluR for sheriff on the
democratic ticket. Sergeant Pat
Mego will bo acting chief during Hits
period.
traveling snlosmen representing
eastern firms nro making their regu
lar quarterly call on local mer
chants showing spring and Into win
tor samples.
The water department has com
pleted n three days cleaning of the
city reservoir.
The Gnylety girls who open a
thrco days engagement ut tho Star
Saturday night, arrived this morning.
Till: MILLION DOLLAR
MYSTKItV AT IT TONIGHT
Episode No. 8. Tho Will's of a
Woman. The ronslpratorH determine
to get rid of Norton, who Is too nCtlvo
against them. Thoy carry out sev
eral dastardly schemes, all of which
fall. Finally, In desperation, they
decide to throw him through n man
hole nnd let hlin drown In tho sower.
Their plan progresses successfully.
He Is thrown through tho mnnhole,
but fate, playing his side of the bat
tie, brings about his rescue nfter n
terrlblo struggle for life In tho dark
ness of tho sower. Tho countess
says ho bears n charmed life. They
decide that to estrange Florence nnd
Norton, who nro secretly engaged,
will help them. Brnlno and thi
countess form n shrewd plnn "which
.ho i-oiintess arttutly carries out
whereby Florence Is deceived Into be
lieving Norton false to her and she
flees from tho countess' npartmcnl
In heart-broken grlof. Always 10c.
Presbyterian llmrcli
Next Sunday Is Rally Day In tho
Presbyterian church. Sunday school
In tho morning nt 10 a. in. Church
services nt 11 a. m. Christian Kn-
doavor at C:30 p. in. All Sunday
school scholars and alt church mem
bers and adherents aro urged to bo
present. At 7:30 p. m. Dr. Hodge,
representing tho State University of
Oregon, will give a stcrloptlcan lec
ture on tho evil effects of alcohol on
tho physical system. All Interested
in tho temperance question in any
way aro urged to hear this lecturo
that thoy may vote right.
LATEST GARMENTS OF
THil NEW VAlSTg
Handsome new Crepe de Chine Waists,
just what yoii have been looking for, Hi
white, black,- yellow and pink. Also
some pretty ncAv nlunbers in sheer,
classy Lingerie Waists with the new
Medici collar and Tango cords
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Another sutt vviih filed thin morn
ing In tho circuit court ngnluxt
George F. King, oil nnd timber pio
motor In connection with his (liichtiin.
Pniintnh oil project, for nllcMed
breach of contract. Tho plaintiff Is'
Charles l Young, Judgment for
$1000 Is nsked, and tlio attorney Is
link Nowbury. Ytiiing'H nciloii wn
first combined with the suit ot A.
Stewart nKalnst King, but to wlpo
away n. posslblo technicality a sopor
nto del Ion was filed, Suits by other
stockholders In King's pioject nro
probable.
Friends of King maintain that n
vote of confidence, nnd two yenrs
more time was given him for tin)1
working out of his development
plans nt a meeting of the stockhold
ers Wednesday evening In the .lack
son County Hank building. It wan
claimed that out of IS or 20 present
nil but two or three, signed the poll
tlou. Tho other sldo of the Issue
say that Instead only two or three
signed, and that holders of $250
stock were In the majority. Some of
thoso credited with signing tho "vote
of confidence" nro reported to hn
making plans for the filing of suit
ngnlnst King for tho recovery of their
Investments.
GERMAN CENTER WEAKENED
(Conttnuea from page 1.)
Parodies and of Camp Des Komnln.
To offset thli. to tho south of Ver
dun wo remain masters of the
heights of tho Mouse, and our troops,
moving out ot Tout, advanced until
thoy readied tho region of Beau
mont. "Third, on our right wing, Lor
raine and tho Vosgos. wo hnvo re
pulsed attacks ot minor Iraportanco
on Komcny. To tho east of Luno
vlllo tho onomy has mado some dem
onstrations nlong tho Hues of tho
river Vegouso nnd tho River Blotto."
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M
ADE IN
EDFORD
The New
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Black predominates in Milli
nery. AVe are showing every
conceivable shape in Sailor,
Oainsboro and Toque shapes
in black, velvet, plush and
plush combination; also
many pretty black and white
. e o in b i n a t i ons, Jlussinn
greens, plums, bllies and
browns. Metal effects for
trimmings aro big; also
many pretty ostrich effects.
Olir department is complete.
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1 THE NEW FALL UNDERWEAR
As the fall advances you think of fall"
underwear, ARH(,i"t ns with your
wants. This is a new department with
us and we realize wo will have to give
you our good, reliable quality to gain
your patronage and at a little less in
price.
WEI VS. DRY
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Adnum I'nutroll, both of Portland,
will debate tho piohlhlllon question
Sunday ulghl ill S p, in, In life Mod
ford Nntltorlinu. Until limn nro of
perloitci'd' platform men and plonHliig
mill Interesting tipoiikorH, Both tddes
of (his Important question will hn
clearly presumed, Tho tlolmlo will
draw a large crowd since nil n(cfH
are called upon to express tlumiNoUei
Nov. 3rd, and ll Is not often liiilh
Uldes ran be heard hi the Hnmo men-
lug. The public generally and Indies
especially aro cotdlally Invited to at
tend. The question to be debated Is
"Resolved That Prohibition In Ore
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Will 116 Detrimental lo tho
Fundamental Interests of tho Poo
pin." Mr. Cautrell will affirm and
Mn Unwell will deny.
With Mod ford ttnfw Is Medford mado.
IN NEAT
CLOGS THE KIDNEYS
Take a ?liuri of Balti If your Back hurts
or JBUdder bothers youDrink
more water.
If you must barn jour tntst evtry dr,
tat it, but lluiti our kMms with inlta
ocr.nldimlly, iwts u nutrd nutlitirlty wl.o
trllt n tli.it incftt form urlo nchl which
ulmo.it i.iralyr4ti tlm kidnrj In their cf
furti to ci pel It f loin tlio IiIikhI, 'llicy
tcin8 sliigglth mid wrskrii, tden yon
tiuVr with a dull mUvry in the kldnrr
region, sharp p.iltn In tin) ImcU or nicU
hrailschr, dlriln-M, your stomach Mtxiti,
luninis I coittrd mnt when tlm wrallmr
It Ixtd m Imve rliciimstla twlnpf. Tlio
urln gtts cloudy, full of (vdlmrnt, tlis
cliaunrlt oftvn grt orn ami IrritnleJ,
obliging you to seek tvllcf two or Ultra
time during the night.
To neutrallfo ttifte Irritating noldn, to
oleania the kldncsn und Until oil tlio
LoJy's urlnoti w.utc get four oiinocs of
Jd Sslts from any plmrmsey litrci
Uka a tuhlnipoonftil In gbns of
water lit'fnm briiiikfMl f r .1 f . ili)
ud jour LMiictx will then net fine. 'I his
famous tnlt l mads from tho nrld of
irrac and lrUKn juice, coinbhifd with
IlUila, and )a lvii uod for gcnrrntlons
to lluah and ithmihilo hi.'glili hlducyt,
slo to nciiirstiro the sold In urine,
It no lunger Irritate, thus rndlng
1 ladder vffahnc-n.
Jid SalU li inetpriulvc: cannot In
(uro, and make) n delightful UfcrveKeai
Itlila water drink.
TO SEE
THE NEW SKIRTS
Tiiiiid S'liirts are very popuhjj' this fall
AVe have many pretty new models to
show you in popliiis, gobardinetfi serges
and the new Tussali cloth. Also a few
pretty two-tone effects,
Hare fnr
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Coihini'I fin IIiiitv K. Tlmw uein no-
tirioil today tlinl llm foiled KIiiIoh
Htiiicmc oiiiiil hud iti-d('iod it lu'iliiiiK
MMolM'r VI nil it Mini Inn of the Hlnlo
of New Voile I'or I lie iiilviiiieenieiil ul'
I lie Tllitw I'liso nil tin" ifnel.H fill- rjiinl
nrj-uini'iit, Two iiiii'KIioiih UioMiuiJio
the enlul V iiil,iiidi"iilioii- Mvliullier
Tlnni fluill ho ndmltlcll Id liill fnnM
whether lie hnl he icliiiiiod I' iff''
Mil 1 1 on miii iim.nIiimi, linui which ho
Oh0iii'il III Aiii'iiit, llll.'l,
Von (Jet Ilia Host
There Is when you mimic Gov, Joint
ion cigars ami pntronUo homo Indus
tries. ' .
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Artistic
Shoes
Pretty feet nro oftoit clumsily clad.
A wiimait's foot can bo inndo pret
tlor by selecting tho right shoe.
Our shoes nro skillfully modeled,
They nro mndo In shnpo to III nil
IMios of foot and to iiinke any font
attractive.
We wnnt lo seo oery woman with
n tuste for liuiidsome shuen.
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