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1 K '. V l' . PAGJ3 TWO mwFoiu) maid 'I'liumNJO, m mntoiin. okkuon, fuiday, ,iri: 11. H)ir L IOCAL AND L PFRSONAL Tlio following from tlio Portland Telegram rofera lo a boh of D. II, Jacksen: "Earl C. Jackson lays the responsibility for tlio fact tbat Em ma Jackson Is stilng hhn for dlvorco 011 l II, Clous Jn a, J20,000 damago suit for alleged alienation of affec tions, fllod With County Clerk Coffoy this morning. The Jacksona woro marr"ad at.Klamatb Tails In January, ' no; NldtYa Maid silk rIotoh arc bettor, fipoolally nrJred, 60c, 79c, 08c and JJ.fiO, Altrona. 70 Mr! and Jlrs. fi. S. Hkyrmnn of Trull were recent Mall Trlbuno visi tors. "Stop my papor," demanded Mr. Bkyrman, who Is n sister of Lorls Martin, who shot (lamo War don Hubbard. Tlio pressman has been ordered to print onn leas papor on tlio weokly. N'ovor mind tlio went nor. You must oat to live and tlio boat place to rat and give your wlfo a treat away from homo on Sunday In at tlio Nash fafalailn. 70 Dr. A. C. Secdy'a scoro In tlio Uox festival oronf at Portland wna 02 birds out of tlin hundrad. Will Untos hilled 70 blrtln. W. J. Iloiisur of I'oniflroy, Wnsb., won with DO. II. It. PoKton and V. C. lllohl, both profoa atonal, tlud with him. Try Colro-Kola, "Kirst for Thirst," ftp ut Jour favorite fountain, 70 Clirirloe A. Park or Salem and II. 11. Wllhornpoon pt Union havo boon reappointed hy tlio statu board of con trol aa-member of the state board of liortlaiiltiiro. St'o tho now roio shears at tlio Ilnuillcraft Shop. ' 70 Mm. Thomas Sample of Talonl was a Wednesday visitor In Medford. Tho Mlssoa Uoosojr of North Jack sonville woro recent Medford vlsltorti. Kor that cmnplng trip sue our lino of khnkl drosses, skirls, blooiuorH and mlddUw. Ahrons. 70 floorxo II. Peck of rural routo No. .1 was a Thursday Medford visitor. Al Slither, former iiiniuiKor of tho Star thoatro, now of Porlaud, is a Medford visitor. J.''0. Dorking, tho best nil around photogrnphnr In southern Orogon. Always rcllablo. NcKatlvcs inado any, whoro. tlmo or plnco. Rtudlo 228 Main Rf Phono 320-J. Consldorablo local Intorost Is being manlrettod In tho nip and tuck raro lu tho American league tor first placo, botwoen Chicago and Detroit. Kormer rtiloaKonno lhlng In tho ltnsu rlvor valloy aro showing mi thiislaam. Krosh roastod peanuts at Da Voo'a. Mrs. Mary Knska of IIiIm city sus tains! a brokon ankle- last .Wednes day when slio laapml from a hay rack to escape Injury In a runaway. Tho team was bolus; driven down Wanner creek whou the horses liwnme fright oneil, by the breaking; of tho harness. Mrs. fasko and hiiiiiII children Jumped, the mother striking on a rock okiisIuk tho painful Injury. Kodak finishing and supplied at Woston'K Cuinora Shop, Opposite Uonk Btorn. Ike Krldluer will leave the end of the week for Mel'loud. Cal., where he has a contract for plastering work, liny Wilson of Sparks. Nov.. ar rival Thursday to visit with friends and ndaUros )n this city. OltactilatM. 10 cents lb De Voe's. Mtra Itnth VnHKbu of (told Mill has mtujrttsil to her Howe after a week's viU, wltli frJetU and relatives In thbj city. QMitPH Potter of Ashland spent Tun radar In litis Hty visiting with Manila and attending to business ma (ton. Kodak flashing the boat, at Wes ton's Camera Shop. Opposite Hook Store. County ltecorder Chauneey Klorvy sHMt Thnrttiay afternoon In the city oh oounty bustaees. The Seventh eotnuany will leave fur Port Steveus lor the annual em-amp-mant Tuaaday. June 1.1. Instead of Wednesday, June t, as announced. A full company will make the trip. Home-made pastry at the Shasta. J, n. Dowers of Ashland Is lu tho city today attending to business mat ters, and will leave tonight for No gales, Arizona, to Investigate condi tions relative to tho report that his undo Is bcselged In an adobe house, with two Yaquls Indians and his wife, by a band of pillaging Mexicans. Just boforo tho Moxlcans attacked 11 tele phone niossago was sent out calling for help, but tho raiders cut tho wlroa. A telegraph mesungo was re ceived from tlio sheriff at Nogalos, Arlzonn, Thursday, saying that tht'y could do nothing, unless they Invaded Sonorn, and that no word had been hoard from the beselgod. Tho hopo was nxprewKHl that tho attackers had boon doterred In their looting by of fora of money. Tho endangered man is a brother of Heoton Itowera of Ashland, who lius been seriously ill with bronchial pneumonia. Tho newn was kept from him until Thurs day. Mngazlnos and nowspapnrs. Phono us your wants. Wo deliver by blcyclo mossongor. Medford Clgnr Store. Phono 88G. Tho fire department during tho last week has burned off several largo sections of dry grass and weeds In the city limits as a precautionary step. The work has done In the early morning. The growth or foxtail Is heavy this yoor, and proving some thing of a pest. Dr. M, O. Harbor, Pa m block, Hours D to 4. Phone: OHIco 110; Home 1 1 0.12. Tim .Maharajah or Kapurthala, one or the r It'll est prince In India, will pass through Medford, July 1U, en route to Portland. The Maharajah teountly last valuable Jewels by a rob bery In Halt I.nko City, but they woro later recovered. Traffic on southbound trains Is In creasing dally. No. in thin morning was run In two sortlnns. Havo jour lawn mowor sharpened iv J W. Mltnholl, phuno 3:.1-.T f Pred Strang of Kosohiirg, employed as a horticultural expert by Douglas county, Is visiting friends and rela tives In thin city. Attorney Ceorgo M. Roberta at tended to proresslonal matters In Jacksonville Thursday afternoon. 8eo Dave Wood about that fire In itirnnco policy. Office Mall Tribune Oldg. ICdir. Weston and wife will leave HAturAay on a three months' tour of the middle west hy auto. W, 1. Ilaiumll or Kaglo Point spent Thursday In .Medford attending to htiNlnoaM matters. Merchants' Lunch, 2rc. Tho .Shasta. Mm. Frederick Peloiue of Kaglo Point spent Thursday lu this city vis iting friends. Tho flro department had n run the other day but it wasn't like the run Sllllman'H sugar bowel will have .Sat urday whop they will sell peanut candy at XUc a pound. 70 .Siskiyou or Colestln mlnoral wat er, 10 cents por bottlo at l)e Voe's. Ittifi fell over the valley Thiirwlay nlnhf and a brisk hall storm followed, but doing 1111 damage. The rain was welcomed by small gardeners, whom It ltenefltted moxt, the precipitation not being heavy enough for any ap pieclable benefit to orchard, or any damage to hay. The sky Is filled with eloiids today and the prospects are for more rain. Screen doors at MoUord IMmbor Co. The alumni of the high school will give u dance at the Natatorlum to night. Mrs. S. A. Seugns who ha lien visiting relatives In Urania Pasa has returned to her home in this city. Home-made pastry at The Shasta Tho Southern Pacific Is engaged In Ita regular three mouths Job of laying new planking on the Main avenue reMlng. Under the present wear and (ar of traffic the planking lasts boii I elx weoke, before flu itsefultu'xn In ended. Parties going to the fair or San Francisco aud waul to go by auio, write Ira O. Smith, box T3. Talent Oregwn. 7 4 0t filtered gasoline from tho lied filter at OarnettpCory's. Seeley Hall. Photographer J 1 Palmer and a respresentatlve of (he Mail Tribune will leave tomorrow lu a Cadillac auto lu. a test trip to Crater Lake, Ike first of the season President Wilson's note was re ceived with favor by Medford citizens as plenty strong enough, both by his supporters nnd political opponents. j"THE WAY OF THE TRANSGRESSOR," PAGE, FRIDAY-SATURDAY ROAD FINE 10 CRATER PARK LINE County Kotiilmifter Joe Smith lu returned fiom 11 trip to I'rimpe'-t unit (.'niter luku, where lie Inn been -m-Hirviin;K rnhil rewir work, ami re port thnt miloH own travel ,lo While Horse (imiyon, nml thnt wntron 1:1 u travel to the lake. The rood Ihih been repnireit by the county t the jmrk line. .It Im expected tliftt in miotliet week niitti.H will he able to muke tie' entire ilmtnnee. The government hii 11 force of men ut work leiinimuc the ioiiiIh in the park, nml another foree will he went up in the morning, 'lite romU to Pronpeet nrc in good eluipo. The lienvieet auU travel in the lim torv of Ibc eeeuii1 rnHrt b eNwU iilcd for the eominit enHnii. which will ofl'ieially opeji Julv I. Mr. Smith mlvisea nil to take the liver road to l'nmpuet ax the Dcr'n road je in hail ahnpe from recent ruins and liunlinjf of lumber while (lie road wan wet. Jt i bcim; dnm ged mid repaired. ALUMNI TENNIS BALL I SSS 9flSHHK9nE2nHnl iWwm Mm Annual School Meeting. The annual meeting of school dis trict No 49 1. Medford) will be held at the high '-ihool building In this cltv Mondav June 21 at 2 p. in, nt oinnfri which tin 1 one school director will bcijWiJid for.n jtujiij'of, live ye.n ye.ar3 and pjtrai)fiMl suclptb(iifjiineR3 as should come before such meetlmr. The polM for the election will ho 10 111 on a'jovc date. II s STINK secret an. uamMw&MMfmmmMwnmmmii win " i i m - r . fT tiU GOLDENTGATEITEA mtty I.eo Helaev m . I l I'e 11I nn m'l.oni.t ot t'ii-li nu' n ..i.Un.idni feal.irc.l 111 1. Hi l.irt Hroadwov I'd tin- hero 111 a two icel sp.i.ud ro- . . ..,, ,, ., .1 .. r inuiii-o. "TlurtN," and IK tr' Ian greietir," at tlio. Pu;e Kridn' nml Snturdny. The popular I'rniiein X liilhmaii -nipoln- the reiplinitc looks nod nets ewr pein ut tl ' million' hhe i Miipoed to pos-ci-., j One of the ftinii" Jnir eomedie- coin- plelee thit itlrnctie prerum. BUG mm The Alumni tenuis bull, winch (akcrt place this eeniiig at the Niitatorium, promiseM lo he one of the inot poi iilar of nil the ulmiiui ilnnecH given thus far Ibis NeiiMiu. No pnliiH have been paired to iiHMiire itH being 11 huge MiircoxM in every seime of the word. The decorating committee has been working Imrd in' an endeavor to produce Mometliiug different in the way of decorations, and nil the other details have been carefully provided for. Xo doubt thc'iim.joritv of the giiesln will appear in tennis apparel, regardless of the weather. The iuw (alien list includes all high school students mid 11 few outsiders, us well ate all ulmiiui. Tlio following list oi pal reus nnd palroueses will he present: .Mr. mid Mr. M. I,. All'onl. Mr. mid Mrs. William Hiidge, Mr. mid Mrs. I,. l. Ilniwii, Mr. and Mrs. It, l' Antle ami Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. Vilnce. 10 ATTEND ELK'S n ifi rrnniorn,So1"' -s,"' " oi,i '' ' rl Au r ihrf r' ,11 HI,llV"' w,,n, "'"J ,n-"' I LnU LALIIUIOLO! George T. Wilson Herbert; The annual l'l;a d.i ewn-n-es of the Klks lodge will b- held m( the Klk. temile, .Mondn, .lime II. ut H o'eloek, nnd hold cpctinl -lnjfl-euuee with the tuition standing be hind President Wilson in his firm American attitude against the' dom ination of might over right. In every Klks lodge throughout the land serv ices exemplifying patriotism mid love of (he Stars and Stripes will be held. The general public is urged and in vited lo attend the services. The flag iitual of the order will be gicu. The program N ns follows; Miiste, "Stur-Sjuingled Hminer" I Ila.elrigff orclie-tra I' Introductory exorcise Hxalted Killer and olh ' r Pniyer . ... Chaplain 1 SongV "rolumbia. Ilie Oem of the j Ocean" . .Miss Finn-nee Iluzelrigf,' ! Flag Ifecnrd (lus Newbuiv Solo. '"N'eath the Old Red, White li Mloril I Carter Itmndon, ncenmimiii-t. Altar service.. Ksipiire nml ollicciw "Klks' Tribute to the Flag" A. C. llurgess Mu-ie, "Hoses' Honeymoon" .. lla.clngj; orchestra koIo, Selceled . . Willmni Vawter Heading, "Mukerit of the Mag," by Franklin K. I.nne, seeretnrv of Ibe interior. Mr&. (leo. T. Wilson I'nlriotio nddrc.in .... . Uev. William Ii. Hamilton Sou, "Amerien". Audience to join fr. E. Daniels, deputy exalted ruler of tho II. P. O. K., officially visited the Elks lodge at Koseburg Thursday evening. CCYLON-INDIA CNCLISH.BRCAKrAST OOLONG JAPAN 'CUNPOWOCR BLACK i.GRCEN Forionclwcel hese pnces'tolcon vincciyouthat sasislwortntti ?Kiil'arJj)rtcc. AYpoundJo bisueamakes. uucups. At ucta) pounu; thi rrt i.q onn k ,'w'i -. cent for about fourcuosJ You'canvafford tOjJdrinklgood OINiE MEEK ATGROCERS JUNEf7trift'oTl2th,?1915 FOLGER'S6SfiTEA rtliJl price LQ.'TINB .00 tt"4 "l 0 iV ItoKOfTUi Utt Ct Till u3iBnVHHiSnVills9MHF'MaaMHMOT JU. .Hi", ",' ao I y lENTCR YOUR ORDER kjatW.i JfrJ5& thes?fe! icMm& M till ' a T kWtrtWll l T " . :u. 7:. .).XWS8?sSsKv WimmmM A, 1 11 mlilsjWi ' 1 1 r 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 ii' 1 iffi KWim'.WVtVt5sJAWWa m mBmm:'Wffimw&m tvwm vnasjjJBK .ov..y.v73f'Si:ftVivwi "mmmmssm mmmmmm WB' Spll Jo prit .80 ' 26 IB 2 60 BELOW J. A.,FOLGER?&TCQM SamFrancfsco it Chilians Friend cf Bryan SAN'TIAOO, Chile, June II. He fernuif In (he resignation of William leuuiuifN HrVHii as seerelarv of state, the uewsimpere of Simtiago express reirret. They call nltentioii to Mr. Ilrvan as a stntesoiau who advanced the idea of a union between the Amer ican IIUllOUH. APTO SltltVKM; The underslKiied will leave Englo Point post of flee, with tho mall overy Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7 o'ulouk a. 111. ami the return the same days lenvliiK Medford at 8:30 a. 111. for Eagle Point. Hates for paaseu ers reasonable, s. 11. HAIt.MSII Ivaglo Point, Oregon TOO liATK IO OUHHIKT KOIt SAI.i: r.11'1 five pabseniser Maxwell Woiidei Car" iii-i hs than two munl'is , Hum .ill around i.u.uiiutotl 10 i. .1 . k,.o.t an new Price i"1' CnillltlU-', Medford l.hlHKr . I Eczema? A Torture Quickly Banished t i rr-r ! ' " '''O ,z'o,r x c 5 5- v"- 100 TRIMMED HATS OME-BALF PRICE r Remarkable Results low the Action of Famous Remedy. Fol- TM (lnNUr MMford Club is com-j Photorpks will be taken for iu' Uaulnt the distribution of flowers to passeukers on Sowllitra Pacific trains kHd the nractUe baa beeu takea uu by (Irants las and Komduiy. Oort lusjow of mrroH la innil Ink rtie dy In Medfonl attenttlttK to WKsJMeM matter. ( (M, your butter, cats, cream, milk TlMa UuUsu- nllk at iHi Voe's. Chief of Police lllttsou retunttd to hk dutlM this mornlnii after a two ilys' vMfttton. m Q. Hrowa and party of frlutMls are speniliBi a few du fishim am Elk Oreek. D Vu carriea tke beat line of live tent elgars lu (be city. Prank Hoffiuaa of Ulendaie la la publidly woik The iart epectH lo wake tke lower camvi lv aatiirduN nlykt, aud seud Munda at the lake The auto will be drlteu as far us pos sible Im an effert to wake a record Velvet lc erMtnt at Ue Voe's. Frank H. AUe. laud atioraey aud abstracter, o( Itoseburg, has beeu re iMdicted and Charles I. Unas, timber locator of MMttle. by the federal grand jury at Ptirtalud for eousulrliuf to commit Mibnrnatioo of perjury in connection with ilmli r locations. MIm Jajiloi llodim returned from Kugono lsauid. wliwro site has been attending school the past year. II. 8. Mine, elerk of the school has Issued a rail for the annus I aofcool lMp1 ' JmgJBJMaMMgjB ih fini"it 1'looit .1 i fi ii in,, I . 'I. 1 II .till hjt IIH i t.r.i .11 in' la I.- iltinilv r A among tho out of town visitors In the election to bo held Mouua. June Slat Thr i. II .l(t ( H rrlui .l n 1 I, Itfli ...Ml y ll K H ' . .1- HUIIIi . Ik t 1 ' HI 1 I l'U nr Jii-i el 'ii 1' lubliuin ub''A" inui Kf i) tn Ih In line in r nf S S S 'li ' Himil' lw tauxt lh-i in lu rt. kt H vcruin niilt final lnflulur JUt 11 a i'riiUl lu bloutl hi'nllh a ar thr rlminii of iht yralna, intrnta. fU anil auaitrit ut our daily fotal. Oct it bottU ItHlikir uf unt tlrua Klst aii'l thvn writ l th Uxltoal Ad Mr. Th 8lft Dueciflc 10. Ill liwtfi llMa. MUntit. Uu ll will lU you akout akin altllrllon. ub you awr BViurv rviiBv iiv win imr uu av ' -- 1 mystery o( why rwrUIn dlsvusmi or ih . I k.i.....i .!. Mt.i..kh r..v ,k .kin ll a t V ? ? T r r ? r t t ? ? T t ? T f T T r f r T ? V y y y y y iy y y t y y y V If t y y y y y V t y y y 100 'rrinniH'd Hats, the season's choiftt styles in pretty hand-made hats, pretty IWilan Hemps, Transpar ent llat.s, etc., reulai'ly )i'iced at fr(i..")0 to $l(;.u(), at exacilv one-hair- ?3.Uo to .i?8.25 'rrimiiied Hats $1.9S One full table of Ti'iuinietl Hats in hemps, si lie, silk and braid combina tions, tte., actual values to (.."iO, sale priec ffl.OS PANAMAS $1.93 I dozen real iMinuosau I'auamas, six shapes to choo.se from, tucludini;' also Children's Panamas, sale $1.9S NEW COLLEGE TAM See the new College Tain, made 01 white tfolfinc, all the raj,re in the cities at $1.9S PANAMAS $2.49 One lot of Panamas, excellent quality and shapes, hats that any other s(,(' on von would have paid 5.()i). sjie rial at $2. if) UNTRIMMED SHAPES $1.00 Several hundred untriinnicd shapes in hemps, barnyard straws, etc., all colors, black and white, values to 4, stile price . $1.-00 V vuu .. 5kT 4T !r V j ,, - K K' fe -CJPi.vV 9' if ' $10.50 NEWEST SPRING COATS $10.00 About -10 of our newest Spring Coats, in serges, poplins, mixtures, checks, etc., till Style Craft Coats and good values at regular values, 1").)0 and $H).."j0, sale price . ..$10 SHOWING OF NEWEST LIN GERIE DRESSES AT SPECIAL SALE PRICES Beautiful is the selection of Lin gerie Dresses, including many of the 1SI10 styles, in seeded voiles, etc., in plain white aud floral ef fects; the showing is very complete frmn $1.9S to $1S.50 Other pretty Wash Dresses in per rules, ginghams, madras doth, etc., at $2.98, $3.45 and $3.95 AVhite Presses for children for the Children's day exercises, ages (i to M years $2.50 to $G.9S SALE OF WHITE UNDERMUSLINS Crepe downs OSc -Plisse Crepe (towns, made of a very good qual ity, generously cut, neatly bin id trimmed, iifwhitc or light blue, spt'rial v. 98t? Crepe (towns of fine quality crepe, lace trimmed yoke, full cut,' special at 91.19 La (Ireeqiie Xaiusook (towns thi famous underwear needs no intro duction, handsome material ami trimming, actual value .2.1 sale l-ire i.9S Sleeve Corset Covers (i9c the now Sleeve Corset Cover, made of fine nainsook, elaborately lace trimmed, spcrial ut .' 09 Auoiher number, more alaboratelv lace rimmed, Hpecial $1.19 La (Irccque Drawer Combinations, special at $1.69, $2.49, $2.98, $3.45 Crepe Knvdope Chemise, special ;t 9Se city Oils week. Tii annual idenie ol inn Blka loda will lie given at Colmsttn tun day. i t 1st. HoiH'ial trains wlU In- run i ui Y. TrnawaM baa boon umn. I us ohiiiiiiin of ih nNnnn pop enm cniamttts m ! ' at tbo hlnbl atiiool bulldlnn. mvlor UI b 4l4tHl. H. J. Uuotl inakv straight for th kkln He Will ilw t'lvai up your tlouhU t th nalurv. i'tu nJ nroprr oara uf- your- lla Qn di I'almer'atir In any form f MhI trouM ia t only oandiaal announce) to , ! K'M "X. lT"srjr."S,. 4nt, b rlTlnii the ntlorsoiuant oC tht Parent -ToachorV aaaorlaUon at a racwtliui last Monday- J II Coch ran Mill not ' a candidal for r- t lion ou wilt And aomsoB to nthuliMtl rally tsll uu huw thry ar sow cur.l but at on llsa wr aul(rr from rhrumstUut. or catarrh, or am atr form of nkiii nr bloutl iraubl fl liiltl f 8 K (i todu). but rifum uii ..111 all uliHluu, MIDDY DRESSES Fur the girls (5 to 10 years. Mothers, those prett .Ja.k Tar Middy Dresses for the girls are the pretti est tiling you can put on them, practical ami sens ible, in all white, white with blue skirts, also white wiih plaid trim, at $1.9S and $-.50 See Window Display. Other Children' Dresses in dcjiendable wash fabrics at 59c. 09c. 75, $1.19 and $1.-1S I ALL TAILORED SUITS REDTTfiV.n v. iz SHIRT WAISTS ONE-HALF PT?Tf! ? We havu picked from our ivtrular stock vi-v ii,n,. tired Shirt Waists in lingerie, liu, n ami silk and mai-Kcu iiieni mit at cxa.tlv ONE-HALF PRICE ALL SILK AND WOOL DRESSES REDUCED 20 TO 331 A V y T V You Aiway Do Better at AHRENS cMt&m m t f t t ? ? V T T f f ? V ? Y V f V v f f f t ? t V ? T T T f T i You Always Rely Upon "V 1 L J A T11A nTT-l .sasz2Ssss' vuaiity at AMKE.INS (:. I . i