Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 02, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI ,f ftf, pacitc two MtiDirOKI) MATT, TRimiNK MITOWD, OUIWON. VMDAY. OCTOHIM L ML .. t if OCAL AND PERSONAL Itoltcrt Ttilfer of Kiiroiuv nrrtvcil Dozens of hunters wen I Into tlio fields Thursdny with the uponlnit of tho qunll sonaon, nnd'imiity InrKo lines of the birds were secured.- The. quail aro mora plentiful this yenr limn ustinl. nud they were slnuchtered mi .' to thu limit. The senson lnata for .10 days, hut most of the qunll liuut- thls morning to bpend a wee'- In this rlly f tiMjtccMnjBC tho Clark' Henery work on tho l'nclflc IilRhwn . Attorney A. 13. Ileames linn re turned trom a profeuslonal trip to Ornhla Pans. Peanut candy, 13c a pound. Get It at DeVoo'fl. Atornc-y.GuR Newbury Is In Grants 1'atm today conferring with Special Counsel II. u. Norton of that city on tho nnnwor to tho suit of tho Callfor lvla-.Oregon Tower company against Mcdford. Tho answer will bo filed early next week In tho federal court at Portland. secure Ilro Insurnnco upon your fruit while In n packing house. Low rates. Special short term policies. Guaranteed Insurnnco with K. S. Tutny, 210 Garnott-Corcy Hldg .loli n II. Kenault of Jncksonvlllo Is n bunlnctts visitor In the city for a fow days. Two reels of thrills at It Theater tonight, "Tho Million Dollar Mys tery." " Mrs. W. n. Coleman spent Thurs day in Jncksonvlllo attending tho an nual meeting of tho pioneers of Jack son county. , Koonk finishing the best, at Wei ton's Camera Shop. Over Isli Thea ter. ' Miss Nell Storm will lenvo next Mondny for a two weeks visit with friends and relatives In Portland. It Theater tonight "Tho Million Hollar Mystery." lion Sheldon, who has been tour ing tho state in the interests of tho rc-cstnbllshmcnt of the stato normal school at Ashland has returned. Mako your winter homo at Colonial Flats, 217 South Riverside Jack Stewart Is spending the week at Salem nttcndlng tho state fair. "Million Dollar Mystery" at It Theater tonight. It. R. Ebcl has returned trim a trip to tho Pendleton Round Up, and reports thnt ho saw Bud Anderson riding n horso in the parade. The former "Pride," according to Mr. Kbol appears In the best of. condition though looking somewhat heavy. Tbe finest equipment in Oregon for printing fruit labels. Medford Print ing Co. Lee Jacobs, democratic candidate for recorder spent Thursday on tho Applegatc. Seo tho heiress leap from an ocean liner at night In "Tho Million Dollar Mystery" at It Theater tonight. Al ways 10c. Tho authorities hava found no traco of G. "V. Lcldman, a fruit pack er, and Hazel Rnndall, an 18-year-old laundry worker, who nro alleged to hnvo left this city together n month ago, presumably for California points. Deputy Constable Hammond attri butes tho inability of the law to catch the pair to publicity given the case, though tho facts wcro kept dark for throe weeks after their departure. Tho oldest exclusive agency in Medford, reliable protection, our only business. Holmes, tho Insurance Man. Southbound passenger train No. 13 was Hauled by two engines this morn ing awing to heavy southbound traf fic. Tho train consisted of 15 coaches three moro than usual. I .oof for stall 12, public market. A call for supplemental bids on tho now federal building to bo built in this city when tho supervising archi tects of tho treasury department get around to It, liavo been Issued. Tho bids will cover tho construction of battlements and concrcto base for tho building. Kodak finishing and supplies at Weston's Camera Shop. Over IbIb Theater, Joe llecman of Gold 1 1 III was a business vlaltor in tho city for a few hours Thursday afternoon. Loof for htnll 12, public market. Winchle and Poore, a sketch team of tho Empress circuit nro booked as tho vaudeville chnngo nt tho Page theater UiIh ovonlng. Full houses huvo greeted tho shows at tho Page under the now management, and tho Medford public llko tho mixture of high grado vaudeville and moving pictures Authentic war news received by Mall Trlbuno leased wire will be posted during tho day at Hotel Mod ford. ' The in 1 1 inon at Ciatfr Lake clonl ThuiHday, October Ibt. and Superintendent rStfola s now making out tho reports for tiio year, tiic hotel lino been cloned, und (hero are ijo uccoiniiioiiatloim at the luko. Sov oio) auto pa ill on, liowovw, have left for tliu scenic wonder, Jlcut incut h at logout prlcog. Stull 12 public market. It. W. Itulil, editor of tho Morning Huh will lunvu Hominy for Itnckford, 111, on a coide of (jLm tlp. Mr. jttihl a tid (Jmiulitiir Itoxuniiu who linvo Jim) lending thn Kiniiriiur ) Din enfm rVtum Willi Mr. Kulil hIjoiii iq fllrl of Nuviriult-r nipiiwfrx lug Is done on tho opening days. Game wnrdens are watching for vio lations of tho law. And particularly thorn who are liable to accidentally kill a Chinese phensnut. Got It at hs Voo8. Eight hoy tramps, tho oldest 1.0 years of age passed through Medford Thursday night, and woro given shelt er In the city Jail. They havo been employed In tho hnpynrdiS ot tho WI1 lnmcttu vnlley, and were beating their way bnck to -their-homes In Califor nia. Wo aro stiU selling Helgoland Dlend flour ntt.DO per suck. Hut chison & Lumsden. lfiS Farmers throughout tho vnlley aro hoping that the present threatening weather will result In a heavy rain, conking up the ground for tho fall plowing. In some parts of tho valley, disk plowing is now under way. E. S. Tumy writes all forms ot In surance. Excellent companies, good local service, 210 Garnett-Corcy nidg. Frank Johnson of Roscburg Is among tho out-of-town visitors In the city today. 4 Pure elder vinegar three years old at Hutchison & Lumsden. 1GS S. R. Holmes of Eagle Point at tended to business matters In Med ford Thursday afternoon. Rest meats at lowest prices. Stall 12, public market. Court Hall Is spending tho week In the lake districts of Klamath coun ty-hunting ducks. Hclghton's Blend Hard Wheat flour $1.50 per sack. Hutchison & Lums den. ics Tho probation authorities will take steps nt once to curb a number of boys and girls who stay out late at nights, and will ask their parents or guardians to seo that they comply with the curfew law. The city ordin ance provides that tho curfow ring at S o'clock from October 1st to April 1st. Don't wait to buy flour It may be higher. Hcighland Blend $1.50 per sack, every sack guaranteed. Hut chison & Lumsden. 1QS Tho proclamation of President Wil son calling upon tho pcoplo ot tho land to lndulgo in prayer Sunday, Oc tober 4, for tho return of peaco to Europo will bo generally observed In the churches of tho city. In a num ber of Oregon towns tUo majors have Issued a proclamation urging all cit izens to comply with the president's wish ELKS ENJOY . FUMI GAIN About J5( KIU tiuil l.'O i-ito: gutlioiYil nt tin' loilgu lotuiw hi"t eve ning nt tlie limit smoker in tho old oiuulors to uive tluni n "fuiuigulion" liefoiv niovinlr to their beautiful now luiihliiijr. which will ho ready id the near future. Kitinimttion w tli' fovm of culm nl' "lo!" ami cob pipes were worked o ultimo while they eujovnl mi intcrc-tiuir iirucmm prepared liy the eutnmittec. .1. .It Huehter Lee .Inrohs, II. II. lliiildi, V. II. MeUowmi mid X. S. lU-nuett. Among the inuiit .feature were the twunl huttle of wit between llu Xew liurv nud .Indue Kellv, whieh win u draw: uuimi' liv the Klk- orehetiii. soup, by the VAW inuutet of A-li-lnnd and the ,iuity Trio. .Mers. Knpley and FrVneh llros, vamloxillo muformor-; an iuiire ive hit of or atory by Mr. Viniin; of Ashland, it four-round lioxiue eontet by Freddie lhirt of Medford and Hud Shaiuroek of Seattle; bnniyard and oilier imi tations und funnel solos by .lake Weis. After the program, all repaired Jo the banquet room, .where Me.-.-rs. Highum and .Moljuirk's ')ionio-!:roun" steelhead hud been roasted to n tut n nnd spread with other delieaeies pre pared by X. S. llennett and ar-ist-ants-. About seventy-five of the Ashland herd of F.Iks eame tin in automobile nnd stayed till the last sta-r wn eor-railed. AH SON NES HOLD ANNUAL MEET Jackson county ptoneem hold their minimi reunion at .lacksonvlllo Thursday with oer BOO In attend ance from MtrlotiH putts ot the coun ty, Ashluud sending the largest dele gation. The oration of the day was dellv ered by tho ltev. V. F. Shields of this city. C. C. Ileekman, tho pio neer banker of southern Oregon pro- snieti. tiio ouitunry ror tho year, was read by E. .1, Vlnlug of Ashland. The Jane MacCullough Cabin, Native Daughters of Jackson county served u chicken dinner In tho I. O. O. F. banquet hall. Tho meeting was hold In the courthouse. elded. Many pioneers front this elly attended. ! "1 J-li-J I1IE5! LOOK YOUNG, Use Grandma's Sage Tea nnd Sul phur Recipe and nobody can tell. Brush it throtiKb hair. Gray hair, lwwovur lintuloui, denotes advivnctng w We oil know the ndvnn tixgii M a youtlitiil jipinrniire. Yimr hair In your oliniin. It uitikci) or iiium the Vmw When 11 fuile.-t, turin gmy iind leks dry, vlspy nnd nornggly, just . few iippllmtlnua o( Sgo Ton and Kulpliur elilialurs Itt apvnranv a liliidrrl-fuhl. IKm't slay gray! lxvk yoimgl Kltliar ptvpnio Uio Uiiilo at luHiie or get from am- dnut store n .10 .cent, lnjttlu, of "Wyotli's Jt)je nnd Sulphur Hair Rem edy," ThniiimiuU of fftlU rceonuneiul this irAdjr-to-iistiiiiremratlou. brnliio It .lurk Kxerylens tho Imlr Uwitlfullv nnd rwnnrea section of tlie comity wan represented, I inumruii, mops ciip iu-iiing nmi (ailing The day wiia spent nsldo from regu lar program In recounting old ex periences nnd renewing old ae (liialiitnmes. The leunlon had tho largest attendance In tho history of the county. Ashland was selected as the next uieclng place, dale undo- SATURDAY SPECIALS AT luilrt Ivsldes, no ono can noIWv toll. ti it darkens so naturally nnl evenly. You tnoUtrii n s)HMip or foft liritnli with it, drawing till thniiigh the Imlr, tjvklng one snnll ittiaud at u (lino Ity ittoriilng the gray lialr dinpenri niter another application or tuo, Its imtunil color l.i rrstorel iukI It U-ooiiin thick, glM.iy luid luttrotm, and you apjKMr jfat younger. E RIVER FRUIT WINS HNZE AI SALEM The folonlng telegram was re ceived this morning for J. A. West- erlund nnd shows thnt tho Rogue riv er valley succeeded In carrying off u largo number of prizes for its fruits exhibited at tho stato fair. "Salem, Ore., Oct. 2. Prizes awarded Westcrlund Orchards: Best general fruit display, first; best five boxes fruit, second; best packed box Xewtowns, first; plata oxhlblt Jona thans, second and third; Black Twigs, first; Gono, first! Xewtowns, first and second; Home Beauty, first; Spltzenburg, second; Wlnesaps, sec ond; Winter Banana, first; Bartlctt pears, first; Bosc. first; Comlco, nee- lfT Shoes For Boy, For Girls, For Little Tois, Too There's 'no denying the fact that shoes for children should bo carefully selected. You will find tho boat children's bhoes here. No prlco lower thnn ours, when tho shoes aro as good. Wilson's $8.00 Bcci Springs, wnrrnntacl for 2f) youro, vliilo thoy Just, go at JjM.UO A lot of now Slip-on Rniucojiis, a good, lioavy, tlrosr.y , coat, wliilo tlioy last $'!.$)$ A good High Top Shoo, tlio regular $0.00 kind, nil sizes, going at. .... .-I Bucks A swell looking Droaa Shoo for U Bonoii A big lino of Umbrollaa, just in, bought right, at only .. 31, 75 nnd 50 Tho Bost 1.00 Lid in Medford. We Are Going to Have a Big Sale Next! Week On Wool Blankots, Mackinaw Coats, Sweaters, Flan nol Shirts, Mon's Suits, Ladios' Suits, Underwear, Sox, Touts nnd a hundred othor things. Got in lino. Don't got loft. WILSON'S Tlio Cheapest Storo in tho West 126430-134 No. Front Stroot. Phono 407. wnrpiiw Tho preliminary hearing of Mrs Fannie McXulty, charged with de frauding the Jackson County Bank, will be held next Tuesday, tho delay being cauhed by the nbsenco of her attorney !!. V. Mulkey, who is In Salem this week. The ball was fixed at 300, and .Mrs. McXulty Is making an effort this afternoon to glvo bonds for freedom pending trial. Tho Plnkcrton agent who collected tho data and cvldenco in tho case will be called from Portland. Mrs. McN'uIly denies all knowledge of tho certifi cate or deposit for $380 belonging to Mrs. Sarah Colling to which she Is al leged to have forged the signature. Why Xi Get the best smoke, Dor. Johnson, tmj also patronize bom. Wll ond; Winter .Veils, second; prunes, Mayor Purdln said Thursday first; Lowe's farm qxhlblt of Gil there would bo no proclamation on varieties awarded sweepstakes." Ills part. This paper and tho management at tho Page Theater Invites alt children under 14 to attend the Saturday mat inee free. Clip tho coupon from this paper. Roger Bennett Is spending the week at the stato fair at Saloni. Raincoats, dresses, clothing, rum rnago snle. Water's Paint store. JCC Hunters returning from tho moun tain district report bear and deer to be scarce. Auetlon sale Saturday, October 3rd. New and second hand goods, corner Main and Fir streets. Win. Ulrlch, auctioneer, 167 A light fall ot snow fell In tho higher foothill levels Thursday. Children clip a coupon from this paper and visit the. Page Theater free at Saturday's matinee. Among the pioneers at the annual meeting at Jacksonville Thursday was Mrs. Merrlman, mother of George Mcrriman, now Jn hor ninetieth year, who acted as Interpreter for tho Itogue river Indians when thoy made the last treaty with the whites In tho early GO's. This paper and the Page Theater will entertain tho children under 1 1 free at a matlneo Saturday, when the coupon In this paper In clipped and properly filled out. Mrs. Henry Kllppol and son of Portland were among the ploneors at Jacksonville Thursday. Mr. Kllp pol was for many years a resident of Jackbon county. Her husband was political boss ot the county for 20 years. Presbyterian rumniago sale Water's Paint store, Friday and Saturday. IOC Robert FInloy of tho Antelope dis trict was n business visitor In tho city Thurnlay, J, O. Oerklug, the best all around photographer In southern Oregon. Always reliable Negatives rnado any where, time or plaro Studio 'i'iH Main St. Phono 2'iu-i O. Yob of the Applegate upout Thursday In Medford intending to hiikltiimM mutters. Big baigulns In millinery coin inenrlng Krlduy ut Uuudlutt Hitters, 103 North Ceutrul. lfl& It. A Holmes, iIih Jiuurunro Mun, !iw J G00 to Ion ii. IIiiiiiiiiskm sain. Tim 'r"b!orlKu Juill! hold u riiiiliiiUKii Mln unit nni plu vmroilfM In Wutfi'ti I'ulnt und TOO liATK TO CLASSIFT. FOR KXCIIANGi: Klght room house clear, to trade for llvo stock. Bennett Investment Co. FOR SAM-: Fine well broken work team and harness. F. L, Ton Velle, Juckfonvllle. 171 Had Lung Trouble and Expected to Die With tb rlvlllH.I orl'l nniliiimlr .t-klu a iwinc for I.uuk Trouble, tfiu InimlMT of wuYorU-ii lirvunlil lul tlirouvli tlie ui K l.'tVmaii's Allcrnlltr, a iiicillcu for Tlirout ami l.unu 'I ruti liliii, U ultriu'tliii; imlver.il ntlnitlnn For fldccii year l.ckuiaii'ii AlK-rntltu liui hten uu-il ami tin- ri-iwrU f r,ivi,rl, la many vtIM'K') li"lMl' aei I ml I in I e inni i in ruruiu auiouut of Kxl, rufdliiiie I" ilplui: IIPH' llll II I'upfr Horn, au K. Mulii, rant Xi II hr . Kt-rwr V. Va. "HenllMnMi I wg lokpit ulik In .') vtintMT. UH, wllli a i-ry inn! mlil ami (11(1! Htit. 'llll' lllXlUr llli'll ilOIIUIIII(lt tny raa at ,lulnrlu IVvr I ifrt'iv l; Id; 11 woriu. Iluil two kiikuIIuIIimk Im'IiI ovrr me, ami lli vrrOIrt wun that iIih ttr bail (Tirii-, in ItuitfK nmi Hut in caui wua liui-lc. only vuvtt ni ! monlli) In II vi' II y iili) ill I jm liml ll;'l wuit all klini or trt-ttimt'lil ami iioiih iii-j f t f ? t t t ? i t t f T t r ? t t J J Y Y ? Y t i Many New Suits,Coats, Dresses and Hats Justin by Express MakiniJOur Showing the best of the Season Wear a Style Craft --jf 55 -JmJ'C -j-5-x,, ZJ X JJ2JJ2 1 Y f ? J I ? ? ? -0 m -o59 I, i Cape Coat and you'll be stunningly coated, more graceful garment has ever Fascinating, Fashionable and "Chic" Probably no been created These smart cape coats arc reproductions of the latest French modes and at a glance will ' meet the approval of discriminating women. . $15 to $57.50 $9.50 up r k 1 ' 1 1 . i 1 1 . l .t a Style Craft Coats Other Coats 1 11. L.,rrrr7 r- v 1 if. , 'i'rw MORE NEW TAILORED SUITS The List, low days lias nddeil ninny bcnulil'nl now Tniloi'ctl Hirils to onr line, soini prices of which we have been short i'or weolcs. See the ikj,v WidinKotcs Suits wo arc sliowing at $19.50, $21.50, $2X50. Other new models in the Stylo (Val't line at $25.00 to $50.00. The HiiH.sian greens, the tct de ne're brown, blues and black. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Manv liaml.soine new Pattern Hats, including the JMonicey Fur Trinnned Hats, not necessarily expen sive because they are handsome. We keep ilte price down that is why onr millinery is so popular. Then we protect you in slyle, having onlv one ol a kind. Smarl Trimmed Hats at $4.95, $5.45, $7.45, $8.95, $10.00 up. iu mi) itimmJ mi In- uiknl iny lui.li.iinl If In ho I In ImiI In rliruarr X irr aul tlrulir lliaii nr tiu i.litdiil in liliu Iryliu u iiirliiRrr i vt Irlim M-rfiul wm 'l'cKly I am lnaliU- itirillrfii Ho I iif-uitn 1111 tour Allriatlrr I wan In In it from i.wnlf .VI, JUW un III 'liruarr M. IM. and lliLiifM ifUiinli MIIH a it iiuiir.y nlilirxrlKlfil liwrf Hi Aiiviaihalia l"--i it iii iu i u lliioal mill ill. Hiwiiililal Allilii full I ii I in uaiiwlrn i'1a"i mi (AliiltU MtllirxrlKllrit Muff III IlilUmlt IM-fJ UfV'I'l Ul'll niim l.'lklllUII Illlliy jm (Ut IIIIIU IWi'imli nil hf Hal Ik Imi Ui'ial ntiai li-na lliioal aHi I un K AHrrlUiui. Hlnlii lilal AaUilna lulil. Iliniia rulili an'l In luliwllillua' Die raliii rub I li lua . naii'Oiir ii.na r iimm fi'wln A'k ' i.4aii lilllli f . l.urni, ijiiij Mil II in. r lia.Ml f mul Mlllll, .i;!"! . 'l ,1" IMm lyi I'lililrlii6l 'a jot t Vit tlf in UiAui mvtth ? ? Y I t Gotham Gold S"tripe Silk Hose ..'.:. S1.00, $1.50 Armor I'lafe Hose, for the best 25e-n7ifl ' 00; values. Kvery pair guaranteed. 77: "TTJ. KABO CORSETS The new Jail- models in Kabo, tho live model cor set, are here, including the new dancing model, $1 to $10 a pair. THE NEW BRADLEY SWEATERS The Mradloy line of sweat ers iio,eds no introduction. .Many pretlv novelties in ' " a the duotone, nngqra, in cutaway, jumbo sliaNvl col lar bell oil coals', as well as Hie plain cardigan1 slitch coats, priced $3.f)8 to .$9.50. Children's, $1.98, .$2.25, A.lf WP XT t 0hlldrm' Now 0ottt A yJWJrfMW)ii0 THE NEW BASQUE DRESSES More new Mastpic Dresses just in by express, in black fittiu, black crepe do ehino also tho new grooiih, blue, etc., in oropodo chine -in Vool Dresses we aro showing many pretly luiiiocJTools in crepe, pop lin, serge, serge and sal in eoinbinalioii, (de. Hutu for tho JJttlo girl, Hutu for tlio littlu boy, Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y V Y Y Y Y Y Y Y f Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y i 1 K 4 Y Y Y Y Y f Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y ; t Y Y Y X U 4 U HUM4luir, m NJfli o riiuiil), I'rhUy siid wmunluy, on Hit l t lrJ, l I, t, 9. W Wv V ! W H IWIIfi MW.'WMW WMWMXM