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PAGE TWO MEDFCMJ) MAIL TUTBUNK, iMEDFOUD. OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 10, 19.3 r-.:$i,- ' 1 39 51 Vtt .&. rrr I0CAL AND I- PERSONAL Mrs. Luerotla Hnyart, -xvlio lias boon in Portlund Tor llio liiHt month at tho bedsldo of linr Pick Blstor, lcturnud .' to Medford Saturday morning, - 'William Fnnehor of Gold Hill npont Sjindny In Med ford viiltlng frlondn thai rolatlvcB. Y ,,Taxl-3.l3" lSe nnywlioro 'in olty. fajrmorly Alco Taxi. Now office Naah alotol, Phono 833, ' ' fV1 (Icorfio 11. Uoos, tlio kooiI roadn Jiooiitor, in lioro in tlio internal of tlio Jf rl-Htntc- Good Honda' mooting at San nancjico in Hoptombor. Vbivot See cream at Do Voo'a. A btlny day wiw npont friiltloiwly Sunday on tlio rlvor, not a half dozen flih LolnK tnkon alonfr 40 ml In of rlvor. Tlioro aro no stonlhoad in the Htroam and mighty fow salmon, the poorest run on record. Boo Davo Wood about Unit flro In nuranco polloy. Office Mall Trlbuno 131dg. Cpoiro .Simmon of tlio IJluo Lodgo district was u lnuflnosw vlallor Iti tlio clt) Sitturdn) for a fow liouri. County flora dnrdnor npont Hutur dft aftornoou In Mudfdrtl trunnnctliiK official bitslncHfl. SpoclalH J'lnua outing hula at DKc nil this iveok. AIIhh l,otiiiHburry ut M. At M. Bloro, 100 MIm I'ld ThompKon of .TaokRonvlllo -VInlttxI frlontlH and rdlutlvon In thin city Sunday. Ilio Krldlgnr of IIiIh olty npont Bun duy aftornoou in Arflilnnd vIxllliiK friends. I'ord Boat eovum and JloodH' cellu loid Unlit. Tout 1'aotory. HM Hurry I'ortor of (lold Hill hikjiiI Sunday In Medford. (loorgo Noubor of llonuld npont Hun duy In Medford, being olio of tlio mutiy out of town vimtorn to tlio hull Buino. I tnlto irldo In niaUlui: your wnlnh hoop poi'foet tlino. I huvo ovory fa rlllty for doing flno watch ropalrliiK. Johnnon llio Jowolor. Konnoth Wllllnmn of (Inints Faun, hoiiRlit from tlio Bpolcano lenin of tlio N'orthwOHt lonjjuo by tlio Olnelnuiitl National loaguo tnnin In miiUlnir good In tlio blK brush. Ho him playod iitnco laHt Frldn mid to dato Iiiih Hoourod U lilt In ovory unino. Ho In biilllni; over :i00. All mllllnory ono half prlco and loan. MIm Louniburry at M. & M. Miro Kin I'mllmunyod hy tlio wnlloplnrt hand, od him at Tacoma Innt Friday -wliou ho wan knocked out by Hilly Woolen, it inim ho kuookod out In ono round In ltll, Hud Antiunion Iiiih hIkiioiI lo moot Hobby Nvnns In I'ondloton dur ing tho itoitndup. Do Voo carrion tho bo.it lino of flvo cont rlRiira In tho olty. ltulph McCny ltt today on u throo din trip to Klk orok on npiiolu! for VHtrj norvlew work. M. II Vliwou of Kuxono In Hpond- Iiir a fow day In tlio olty nttomllm; to huslnuHR luntturti. Johnson, nt tho Hook Storo, an expert watoh ropalror. Tho rotrulnr mid-month mooting of the city council will ho hold tomor row night, nnd jiroinUw to lit ono of tho llvallflftt tteMlotm In months. The iimttwr uT BraiitliiK u fninchUo to the Uoriio 'Qlwr Public trlco coinrntlnu will bo up for uncond ruuliiiK Mini, 'tu iiiiwtlou nt tho Alednkl plan for robomlliiK of tho ctt will ho (IUouwhhI. ConnlilurtiDlo local IntorcMt la IioIiik mmilfonlod In the two proK)ltlons. Drlng tviro Kola "first for tblist" rK nt our ravarilv fountain. 11 J. 11. Ooohrsu unit wttti, uud tho Mimes Inn wid uclndii Ooohrnn, and MIm l.u in ltat lift last v?iyU fur 1 lh Utke for liu dns' outing at tho Cochran tuinmltr cttM. Ohorolntos. 10 ofliits lb. Ue Voo's. Mr ant I Mix louU Plrleh of .luck sum llio nt uii.liir In Medford vis- -Tfy"-T' iMiiK frk" i Tikn ; u ti lobiuon, tha linelcr. 1 l in' HNUailHlly kiHiil h'f Th r ' v , Vinton I i nil out (il tin i)ld "I mill lHt 'I 0,1 I s o' ll i ll'l 'II llMU' x M ii' "'in mu r i i ii nir ,1 1 H .i O .0 ' ' 'I tier i M Mi r iiaiii- Imiili ' f ' Shsits rti-klJH "I f'oli liu Main, llc i-r boUJ at 1. Vo'm. , i from in el ihib r.ti.ld hui I.-Ibs but nlliiT Ai ,i r . iiin T ?' ni r I V. Ill lull ut ."" H I I Mi .11 I ii in i' . hi h,i mi i,r lln train II . iiiiiiiiIi i- Iii'IuikI in h it M'Mili n iiiUr nt i ' i I'ft'rtMt Tbttm tWM lNrn piuitlia'lv i. f rtxht irvlM ttu tic U 1 1 i ii m, nnd a rKMtwiXn uf HU braacli olhmtJ ilHw-tortair f'rflfcoAUftdVtHwiiuU nt Ho Vnv's. r Attorney A. C. Hough of Cranio Pass spent Saturday in Medford at tending to business matters. Tho police havo fceon notified 'that a Ford enr wns stolen last wcok, from Tckoa, "Wash., nnd was Imade1l for tho south. Havo you tried ono of thoso Ro' milk shakos at DeVoo's? Ocorgo Korr, n fonder roHldorit of this city, now living In Klamath Falls visited frlondH and relatives in thB city Sunday. 8. I). Holmes or F.aglo Point spnnt Sunday in Medford Visiting Trlonds. Aleo Taxi, lfio nnywlioro In olty; prompt rails, careful driver; phono 882-It. Merle Kellogg loft Siiullny night for Cont ml Point. Mrs Julia Curtis of Orant Paw visited frli'ndH tinil rolatlvos In this city Sunday. i The tennis tburnny of tho Country club will open uaxt Saturduy, July J 21, and contluuo until Saturday, July XI Timor will he u number of en tries from Ornnts Piirh and other southern Oregon polntH. Tho play will ho ,ln Rlngles, doubloR, mixed singles and .doubles for both nuin and women. J. O. 'Dorking, tho best nil nroiind photogrnphor In soiitlicrn Oregon, Always reliable. Negative! tnutlo nny wlioro, time or place. Studio 228 Main St. Phono 3 20-J. Ud Wnlhiro and son Ted convicted of gaff fishing In tho Iloguo rlvor, havo boon sorved with notice by tho Justlco court that thoy must porfect and pay tho coats of their appeal at onco or bo remanded to tho custody of tho sheriff. Tho father nnd HOtii have been ut llbortyon bonds pend ing tho action or tho appeal. ' A. H. Cornell of Clrnnts Pass spent Saturday In Medford, returning home In n now Dodge cur. Oct your huttor, oggs, cream, milk dnn huttor milk ut Do Voo'a. Wallor Wooklor or Oronts Pass HpoiUButiduy In IIiIh city playing with tho local toam against flriiuts Pass'. (leorgo Dean of Hilts, Cut., spent Saturday IiiVIiIh olty attending to bus iness matters. Mr. uud Mrs. Win. O'Hnrn loft Sun day morning. on u throo weeks' uto trip along tho Orogou uud California const. Tho Medford high school alumni will give a tennis hall ut the Nntator Iuiii Thin sday evening. Kd Howie nnd wife or Klnmath Falls visited Sunday with tho family cf F. J. PlpgniH, Tho mercury at 2 o'clock this nftor- noon nwlstored 1'8 degrees with pros I ects of another hot Hpell at band, llttln is badly needed and would bo veleomed by farmer and fruitgrower- Tho country roadR aro dusty. Tho oivallon Boaiott Is at Hand, many Med ford famUles leaving this week for an outing In tho hills. 1. niii,tW))eonon of Talent nnd fnin- I'llj were visitors In this city Hiinuuy aftornoou. v Corbln JMgoll or Kaglo Point spent Sunday In Medford visiting friends. C.iu Scliitmpf Wlni sustained a fruo turpd log In it cavoln ut the Opp mlno near .lauksonvlllo suffeied no Inter nal Itijuilori ns first feared. Jaiuos ItlehardHou, scout for the Portland baseball team In the coast league, spent Sunday In Medford, and wutibud tho work of Al Caster, tho blK Medfoul Bouthpaw Caster, while defeated, pllehed one or I ho best KHiiioM of IiIh career, and had his teammatos hit would have won. For a loft Jjauder (Junior roinuvknhly HtoadK Sunday. Itlohardsou was lin proiA)il hy the wotk of Castor. MlSs Marie Itumbo nnd Miss Kllx wlietli Manning or Klamath Falls aie paying their aunt, Mrs James Fa. an extended visit. I MEDFORD COLLEGE N0TES Two of our bookkeepliiK studnets, flmw Taylor ami Annie llateinan, liuv ln trauaforrwl to the offluo praclle thiimrtiuent, where thoy aro leornliiK to nso tho various offlco up plluusoa Ina klns who unrolled this week In tho Ntttuographlo course, Is making oxrellvnl rroros. Vwnon O'Hrlen. ono of our short hand atiulHiita. who wont to bun Pisuieltio a short time ago, rlto tli st h Ii.ih i.'ourod n attmographle tin litnii i i mule Tratitfotlinr and Oraee ' r mired I oo In spoiling In tlio w i klv test. .1h In booWkeoplu w( I this vswlr with the follow- n. s 1. el lu Clark. Volnia l iuiii. llateinan, flrao Tny- li, s . w llllHins aiul V. AV. Flint. Tii. i ' iixin of til poiiiiwtMhl ii .ii Aoik-tuic uii" tlialr su of Vim . .iitniili Tor tho Palmer i M ml ii niMcan- liiuiuHii i lu- regular hour of the .imiitvi- wsloti arw from S a. Ih. to i in .mw of o atudaulK who aro anxious to MiHe the most of their TwrtmiUtaa, wi b (mmil lMrd at -.ti hirtag afirnoon. " i. ivi.( mitll 6 o'ctaok. h , Uiiii'ttlH waa mlertwl t eJtt i n ir . k iioUau " N'O'IICK Mil. .4uiltVMi are na10l ttt w i i ' iWMlt t altitHd the (Hu nt I to i rBtp tta attwid tho fun i al i tin titer Umi-b JuokMiu. Jiy ordsr of Poouhonttt AGED MINER IN E E: Old and sick and despondent, Ho moo I). Strang, ago ?! jears, u pros pector of the bills of Colorado, Idaho I and Oregon ror jvurs, commlttod sul eldo Sunday afternoon at I o'clock at tho homo or .loo Kolly, In tho Orlfflu creek district. Strang sat upon the edge of the bed, put tho barrel of a IIM-I rifle against his chest, nnd dis charged tho gun by pressing the trig ger with his chne. Tho bullot plough od Its way through tho heart, ar tho hack. Imbedding It unit lu the roof or the house. Deuth was lusluntau eons. It W. Hlausbiir.v and Clifford Kolly heard the shot uud rushed to the spot, hut tho old man was be yond human aid. Sluing had woiked tor Jhe Kll ror five oars, doing chores but or Into bo had boon lu poor health. He made careful preparation for ending his existence. A piece ofoloth always kept lu the barrel or tlio gun uas found on tho odgo of the bed. The last three or lour days Strang had been downcast Personal papers In spected by Coionor John A. Perl showed thai he was n niombor of the Masonlo lodge or Idaho Springs. Colo rado, and that lu had filed on mining olalnis throughout the west Nothing U known of n m i rel- FITOFDESPOND NCY COMMTS SOICIO WESTERN GIRL DEAU7Y yTTRACTS ATTENTION.IN WASHIHGTON MIm H4i MtCtuutHT, lUugliter I'm tec ,1. MiCuwUtt tMT Ntu-tti UnUh In Uii-.litiiaii.il, Mir will miiiI the . phue msu nliK'tuii, N. It. Seeing America! ntlvcs or Strang. No Inquest will ho 'held Tho dead man loft no farowcll note Tho funeral urrangomontB will be announced later. EIGHI FILM LAW MIIONAL NF.W YOHK, .1 ail v ll Attorney for I. I.uwreneo Webber received word t'lom I'liiludelpliiii today that the Tinted StatiU eireult eoiitt of tip pciiln hail given ;j deuisiou in the cum1 which Webber brought uguiiirtt the deputy ousloiiH colleetor of Now Yoik for nn iujuuutiou roHtraiiiiiu him from proven! iuf Webber liungiug into tho United States the Williinl Johnsou figlit 1'illiVH. The ilccUmn xiixtuincd Hie eoiislltulimitilih ot the biw ii'-'iiui-l Hie iinpiiitulniii el Imbt I'lllllH. E HEADEQ BYJOVERNOR The govimor of MlnncHota and part of flft people arrive Tuesday at iui: a m en route to the San Francis o fair All former residents or Minnesota nio urged to bo at the train to meet tliom and antes are wanted to earr tho party over the Pacific highway to Ashland. List your auto with the Commercial club at once. uf liilt,l htMi SHuitiir ami Mt. In. vlitM ltui U Knmtl) mlmlreil iiiimiir et llw MiCiiiiiIk'I' couiitr) cor T FORTY CRATER LAKE TOURISTS IN PARTY A party or tourists nupiborinjr '10. miller tlio muuiigemciit of J. K. (Iriiiini, nil from LnnciiHtcr, I'n., iu nveil thin morning, uud left tin "( teriioon for Cutter Luko in V2 iuiIiih of Hie Cruler Luke Auto coiiimii. The jmrly i on n 1(i,ll(lf mile trip, lukiiiK58 days ami visiting tin scenic spots of the I'niteil StuHx mill ('nn ailn. The piutv is on the wuv ) Kan I'mncifco to see the epie4itiiiii. Another Ita.vmond-Wliitcouih ar'. will nrriie Ibis week to imil.e Hie tup to Crater Lake. Travel lo Hie won der spot ih now in full Miing, uud from now until llio eloe of the mm soujliero will be u Miemlv stream td Highlseer". Many privnle parties have gone In (lie lake in the luJ week. :for alleged insanity WASHINGTON, July 19 -F. X. Welnschenk or Hellevue, Iowa, arrest ed heor last week by secret service men after he had written several let ters to tho white house, was trans rerred today rrom the observation wunl of the hospital to the govern ment hospltnl Yor the lusano on the report of (wo ullenlsts (hat his mind was affected. U may bo released lator on a favorable report of the alienists, or may lie held for a trial as to his sanity, Welnscheuck conducted the Inter national bureau here and mailed to a list of thousands of names propa ganda ror tho Oeimnn cause audi against the oxport or war munitions to the allies. The Investigators nro looking Into his statement that he' was spending us much as J I ono a month and hail no associates. LEO FRANK SHOT IN GEORGIA PRISON BY FELLOW COrjVICT MILLKndKVJLLK. On . July 19 4 r. ollnnl. ...n ...n.ln n T n IT T.n..l. ' ,11 iiiiivi nan iiitiiiu un iicu ;ii. riaiiiv Saturday night in tho dormitory of the state farm b n effolw prisoner .irmed with a revolver. So sudden was tho attack that no guard )iad tlmo to Interfere. Frank fell to the floor, his cries calling the attention of guards who switched on tho llilits. Illnnil nnn mitirHtK frnm I Frank's wounds and nnothor prisoner was trying to make his way bnok to IichI. A Lntfo made from a file which the convicts had usod In killing hogs during the day wns found on the dor mltory floor. Dr. Oeorgo 1). Coiupton, the prison surgeon, was ut onoe called, but be fore he could reach the prison dormi tory, two surgoaiis who nro serMng terms lu pruwH were at Frank's side, adwlnlaterlng first aid. "1 gwese tho've gut me." Frank 1s' quoted hs havtH( said to the dot tors TOO MTIf TO CU1K81FT. FOR SALI1 M II. P RMtowebllo eu ajtye. gitatl tor imwor, $Sk. rlok of bnMe, eawe chelee V It s 11 I lyer. ttH N Cwwiral. MtHlford 1V3 when they reached him. Ho did not ed. Tio ploslclans had not succced lose consciousness. Frank was re- ed in stopping th6 flow of blood, at moved to tho operating room In ahe lost reports. Tho physicians stated, hospital, whore the wound was dress-1 that his condition was very serious. jM raspsams win ? t . KCJiLJnt t ' iitclien Economy With wood or coal waste heat. Too much or too little for best cooking. In hot weather too much heal coming out into the room. , With a good oil-stove no waste heat or fuel. One burner or four low flame or high a slow fire or a hot one. All the convenience of gas for cvcr ' home, all the year round. New Perfection' Oil Cook-Stove for Dctt Retult Uie Paarl Oil ' " Better cooking, flame adjustable to just the tlcgrcc need ed for roasts, for bread, for pastry No odor. Does not , , 'tnlilt the food. A cool cook and a clean kitchen. Ask jour i dealer. See demonstration, Palace of Manufactures, Panama-1'ucllic Exposition. ( STANDARD OIL COMPANY (lalifomU) Meilfortl "Nobby Treads" Selected for Car Which Does Hard Day-in-zL:i-Bay-out Work 'J1m piTon- shows the roiich-aiul-ready Ford Car that has to do hard M-iiiini; evr.7 v for a salesman. The fact tlnf it is equipped on all four wheels with "Nobby Trend" Tires, makes plum that for constant, hard service, over every kind of ,ad, the "Nobby Tread" Tiro is the choice of a vast majority of keen Sjjimss men. , The owner of this Ford took his cue from the Taxi Cah Companies, lo buy tires on a business basis entirely. They know that "Nobby Tr-A.hi" give absolutely th lowest cost-per-niile, and eliminate per eriit. 't thr puncture common with ordinary tires. jSMfe3iS&3&K'! rNo snch tfomg as A lot of manufeciut- tall thur roofinit bcroid" RLtbcr.'' a id Ktibbefthnt. H to the davltMitfor w months. It would rubber costs uvr per pound than roofing cells fur (or a hundred pounds. There is no t.u' llnng bs "Rubber Roofunj" of any kind. Tlu-n: is no rubber in Certain-teed $$ 1SS! mat give tuc nest aim tue longest service on the roof. Certain-teed Roofirg I v guaranteed 5. JO or 1 5 car anordini? tu lieilif r thr il,.rl . nr nl,. rl p'v rric.tueK,and if the roof fail t.imake goi.J ymi haveare s,!iMhlt guar u tec full b. kn Hewareof tlie proJmt viiihnmirepre'.ented tojuuiita v vay turJ'KaldealerUUpioteureaoiublcpncesonourgoodi. General Roofing Manufacturing Company H r,(. ,(l,v.l K.'ul,,v,,'J.'vll.1u((,l .Jl,!,,,, N.wY.dCt, CU-.ro riO.J.IfkU SI U.U PM., CI,,,Uta ptlk,ni Dr,u ckwlll S4irrixix K.marlu ktuuCUf UMU AluMt Hutu Ui luV.,. ,J. 1 1 :&m.3&iPDiPsau: 1 1 i mmWm sPSi lsHllLviN' KSlfiftJttslsW Is nKntfr r TT-"g-fT' 'nMYiM BENSON HOTEL S. Benson, Mgr A T Lundhoro. Ass't Mgr. L. P. Byrne, Asst Mfjr, jr$ifoam. -? i " i i n i ' 1 1, I Gas Stove (.unvtrntnee ivili Ktntent "rubber roofing" "Rubber Roofinjr.""Rubber!np."'niik. The hfoU all out of rubber II exposed ha sillv In mil nil l,. In .nr,nn .i Roofing wEr5arTisa w - WfR, 'Mvu9 It ii mile of the scry bet Roofing I clt thoroughly sat urated in our properly b'eml. J a Li'ti and cuted hy a lu ilerr uileofasnlialttvliiih keeps the oft saturation within the life of the Roofing- fnuii dicing out qiiully. We luvefiiiirul from long experenec in every part of the world and under nil kinds of emidituint tltat tliec arc the nuterials WHEN IN PORTLAND Stop at tlio incomparable Hotel Bonsou. rodoni, fireproof, conh'al. Rati ino(loiat(i. Semi for froe boolclot.