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MBDPOIID MAID TKTflnNE, MEDFORD, OR1500N, TUESDAY, 'AUGUST 10, l!5-
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L PERSONAL
Tho Misses Knlo Sttno, Hcsslo
Rlmniton nnd Cora Jensen loft this
morning for San Frnnclsco, wltcro
they will upend two weeks visiting
tho exposition.
Sco Dave Wood nuout that fire In
nurnnco poller. Office Mall Trlbuno
Bid.
Cnptnln Isano Emerndn nnd 'wife
nnd party of Dnltlmoro, Maryland,
passed through Mcdford Sunday In
Alfred Vandcrbllt's private car "Way
farer," tho most sumptuously fur
nished private enr In tho world, on
a tour of tho coaft. Thoy were ac
companied from this point by Mrs.
Lincoln McCormncfc. Captain 13mor
son Is a mllllonalro hotel owner of
Ualtlmoro.
AIco Taxi, ISc nnywhero In city;
prompt colli, careful driver .phono
882-11.
Tho first sao of nartlott pears
Signs warning auollsts to kcop1mnd? In tho vn,loy th,B 'enr- wnB t,,
within tho 2G-mllo an hour limit
havo been posted by tho county court
on tho Pacific highway. Autolsts
aro oboying tho Injunction, ns tho
fear of tho Bpcod cop Is In tholr heart.
"Nono Bolter Broad" ten years In
Medford, nt your grocers. 120
Though It Is not definitely nottlod
It is probablo that tho Medford team
wJJl Journoy to Klamath Falls Sun
day to play a roturn gamo. Fans
who havo supported tho team nro
preparing a movo to start n popular
subscription to pay Bill Coster, tho
southpaw, something for good work
on tho diamond. Castor has boon
nccountablo for moro runs than any
other man on tho team, by good old
fashioned hitting. Castor Sunday
pounded In and scored three of tho
six runs scored by tho locals, and It
was his sterling banging of tho ball
that nldcd In tho winning of tho up
hill fight.
Velvet Ice cream at Do Voe'a.
L. A. Wcsterlund of Orion, Illinois,
Is visiting his brother, John A, Wcs
terlund.
A now nomo for an old product,
"Nono Hotter Bread." 120
iTohn II. Cochrnn will leavo tho
lost of tho wcok for Son Francisco
to attend tho convention of Pacific
Coast Insurance ngonts,
I toko prldo In making your watch
keep perfect time. I havo every fa
cility for doing flno watch repairing.
Johnson tho Jeweler.
Charles Dean of Oranls Pass spent
Monday in Medford attending to bus
iness matters
When that nuto wheel cracks nnd
pops It needs fixing. Wo niako ns
solid as now, at a small expense. Bil
lings Carrlago nnd Auto Works.
Knrl Ulrlch of tho Union crook dls
trlct Is spondlng n fow days In tho
city and valley visiting friends and
relatives.
Do Voo carries tho best lino of
five cent cigars In tho city.
William Fanshor of Cold Hill Is
spending tho wook In Medford visit
ing friends and relatives.
Johnson, nt tho Book Store, an,
export watch ropalror.
Attornoy B. It. McCabo transacted
legnl business In tho county sent Mon
dny afternoon.
Chocolates, 30 cents lb. Do Voe's.
Timer wero no showers of meteors
vlslblo In this city Inst night, for
tho prediction of middle west astron
omers, though many Medford neoplo
watched tho neighborhood of tho Po
lar star until lato nt night. Tho
prediction Includes a fall for tonight,
Merchants' Lunch, 26c. Tho Shasta,
Next Frldny is Friday, August
1.1th, and storms general throughout
tho country havo houn foroenstod.
"Taxl-333" ICo anywnoro In city.
Formorly Alco Taxi. Now offlco Nash
Hotel, Phono 333.
O. F. Flynn of Yrekn, Col., spout
tho first of tho week In Mvdford on
business.
Weston Camera Shop for first clnss
Kodak finishing and Kodak supplies.
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LOSE SIGHTIFROM
BRUTAL ATTACK
V. V. I'ulor, eon oi;S. A. I). J'uter,
ol I'iitlilhri,.uii of the riratimtle, t'uit
purchase Monday by C. A. Malboeuf
for tho North Pacific Fruit Distribu
tors of flvo cars nt $1.00 ptr box f.
o. b. Mcdford, delivered In lug boxes.
This Is considered a fair price.
Tako your watch to Johnson, tho
Jowolor, you will rccclvo unusually
good service
Accoptlng tho invitation extended
during his rccont visit to Mcdford
Untied States Senntor Gcorgo 13,
Chamberlain will accompany Mobo
Bnrkdull to Crescent City Monday to
meet tho congressional harbor com- ''!'" to bent his vir-ti
mIIIa 1m tl'nu n anil.... i
J. O. Corking, tho host all around
photographer In southorn Orogon.
Always reliable Negatives mado nny
whero, tlmo or placo. Studio 228
Main St. Phono 3 20-J.
Charles Nickel, who ban been
spondlng tho last nlno months on
San Francisco bay, has returned to
Medford to attend to business mat
ters and visit friends. Whllo in tho
couth Mr. Nickel nttonded tho ad
dresses of nil tho distinguished citi
zens, nnd heard Iloosovolt, Bryan,
Tho Itodeo, n wild west show given
nt 'Klamath Fulls each September,
bus been abandoned and there will
bo no lladeo this year.
For flour or teed phono Medford
Holier Mills. Phono G07.
Frank Henry of nieudnlo Is spend
ing a few days In tho city and valley
attending to business matters.
Loganberry sherbet. The Shasta.
II. 1). Herd of Gold Mill spent Mon
day In Medford attending to busi
ness matters.
Safety and sorvlco. Wo glvo both.
Ilolmei, tho Insauranco Man,
Though the doer season opening
Is four days away, tho exodus of hun
ters to tho hills In under way, nnd
tho gamo wardens nro on the watch
for violations of tho laws. Tho red
hats and shirts used by hunters as
n precaution against being mistaken
for a deer are in ovldenco on tho
street. Tho last two years tho open
ing of tho deer souson hna been
marked by tragedies duo to careless
ness of hunters. Tho best huntsman
In tho valley will romaln at homo
until after tho first rush.
Fresh masted peanuts at Da Voe'a,
James Golden of Itoguo Hlver Is
spending a few days In tho elty on
business,
Mrs. C. E. Goble, teacher of th
piano, experience 28 years. Is pre
pared to accommodate pupils at 333
Kast 6th. 122
Dean Croft of F.ugono Is among
tho "out of town visitors In tho city
this week.
Quick sorvlco for your Kodak fin
ishing. See Weston's Camera Shop.
Mtsa Grace Iugalls of San Jose,
Cal., Is spending a few das in tho
elty vMjtlng frieuds.
Owe yaur. butter, eggs, cream, milk
Ana fcuttwr nllk at Do Voe'a,
Champ Clark, Hlrnm Johnson, nnd
a long list of lossor lights.
Have you tried ono of those Co
milk shakes nt DoVoo'a?
A. A, Flynn of this city, has been
appointed gonera.1 superintendent of
tho Hoguo Hlver Public Sorvlco corpo
ration for tho Gold 31111 construction
work nnd will nssumo chnrgo at
onco. Tho company announces that It
will bogln uctlvo construction 'work
Immediately,
J. II. Cnrlcton has returned from
n abort business trip to San Fran
cisco. Siskiyou or Colcstln wntor, lOo por
bottlo at Do Voo's.
Tho Hoks Co-operative cannery of
this city, nnd tho Bngley cannery nt
Talent, will begin tho canning of to
matoes Thursday or Friday. Tho to
matoes aro ripening fast. Tho Iloko
cannery is considering tho advisabil
ity of manufacturing catsup for homo
consumption and Oregon trado, In-
jlUukLaI shipping It across tho conti
nent from Pittsburg, Pn nnd Cul
pepper, Vn.
Tho morcury roso to 02 dogrees
today. For tho first tlmo this year
tho sky Is overcast with tho smoko
of forest fires.
Marlon Potter of Hosohurg Is
among tho out of town visitors In tho
city this week.
8tnto Forestry Superintendent J.
II. F.bcrly Is nt Butto Falls directing
forest flro fighting operations In that
section.
William Budgo of this city return
ed Monday from n month's visit in
the mlddlo west. Ilo says that tho
ponplo of tho Dakotas nro reaping a
harvest from tho snlo of horses to
tho allies, nnd that this will ho In
creased by tho harvesting of a bump
er wheat crop, llo says there seems
to bo general Improvement of con
ditions, nnd that thoro Is n strong
nntl-kalser sentiment in tho largo
cities.
Tho rnttlosnnko killed by W. F.
Isaacs on n trip to tho Slsklyoim Isut
wook had six rattles and n button.
Tho reptile will measure closu to four
feet.
John Opp of Jacksonville spent
Monday In Medford attending to bus
InosH matters.
Ham Sundry, superintendent of
screens will leavo tonight for Salem
for a conference with the stnto gnmo
commission on tho placing of screens
In Irrigation ditches.
Wilbur Wilson of Klamath Falls Is
spending tho week In Medford attend
ing to business matters.
Irwin S. Cobb nnd party of friends
who aro visiting the San Franelsro
fair nnd scenic points of Intcrost In
tho west aro scheduled to visit Crater
Lake early In September. Cobb Is
famous ns n humorist and short story
writer. In the party with Cobb nre
Julian Street, a magazlno writer of
note, nnd Wallace Irwin, a writer
of tomlc eise, and creator of tho
"llashlmurn Togo" series. They will
make tho trip throuh the, bookings
of a touring company.
II W. Bingham baa returned from
n trip to New York and other eastern
points.
ho wns n pnilor.
tires in t.ho fnmnuf Oregon liipd, fraud
riijii'Sf iiiii.v irau'r Hi'i- inr iij;ui in uiiy
nttin'nti life rjlutjt til' n pijufmolinix
lie iceuiveil KjmrinA morning;, nt the
Untiil of ) J. Poole, gnrdener lit Iim
Suited Ilenrt huHpitul. The jirelinu-
mil v heiiiim; et for this innriiiii" was
postponed fnru work, nnd I'oolo coin
milled to tjio county jnil. Doolors
in. nttcudnnco upon l'uter sny it is
doubtful if lie rcfpiiiiH Inn Higlit. His
father will nnive today from GriuilH
I'nss,
l'oolo, recovering from Iho effects
of the liquor told tlin police ti strmuje
ntory of the motives tint t- prompted
tin. For vcnrH
ai uiiii cuiiiu lie
lind many fiihtn. In one frnciin he
wns clouted over the liend with n
mnilin pin. Kvcr since that cn-
counlor, Poole clniiiis, lie has been
filled willi un iincontrolnnblc pas
sion lo beat Rome one, when evVr
whiskey passes his lips. For ibis
rtnsou lie nyy lie'Uns not unmet! n
knife or a gun for veins. Ho said
tlint ho bent l'uter until he Was cc
Unlisted, nnd would then take n drink
from n flnsk, Hint awakened tho lust
for cruelty. After linnnnorinj,' him
into uncoriKciousncso, I'oole poured
wliiskoy down the thront of his vic
tim to revive him.
Poole told tlie police Hint the quar
rel started becnuso of the insistence
of I'uter'H attempts to sell him rcnl
estate, nnd that (inhered, he felled
him willt n awiiitr to Hie jaw. Thoy
wandered nil over the east side in the
drunken bewilderment, arguing the
while.
If l'uter should lose his sight,
Pooln faces u long term in thu state
prison.
FOREST FIRES
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A fotcflt fire, believed to linvo been
sturtel by a fueling whoso activities
have menaced the Appleguto district
thu liiht two years, Monday after
noon nnd night threatened homes and
I'linns near lfiich. A lighting force
of fit) men hud tho firo under control
this morning. They buttled nil night
to keep the flames from ojeslroyin;
crops and homes. In ono instnnuo,
uccoidiug to the (vlephoniu report
received by tho forcsty service, tho
flu men advanced to within 50 feet of
one homo.
The lire was stinted Siindny uf
tctnoon, nnd assumed a serious as
pect .Monday forenoon when fanned
bya high lireezo it gained inpid head
way. The stnto forestry force nre fight
ing a lire in the Dead Indian coun
try. The ilaincH nro in Iicay lim
ber, but the hoiue of one homestead
er is menaced. Tho firo was re
ported to he under control this af
ternoon. A brush firo is burning today be
tween Itoguo Itivor and (tiiuiU Pas.
With Iho vacation season in full
swing, campers uio urged to olivnn
particular caution in handling fires
while in the wood 4,
TOO UTB TO CLASSIFY.
FOlt SAI.li Grulu
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sacks.
Phono
FOlt SAl.lt -I'orehurou maro li ears
old, weight IRG0 lbs. A. C. Taylor,
half way butwoan Medford-Central
Point on Paelflc hluhwav. Phono
SS-Y. 1S2
JtfNfe$AIBar00 0UUK rono tur
Kei's. i.ono uak ranoh, ono mile
north of Talent on Pacific hlghway
or Booth 2 Public Market Thurs
days and Saturdays. i:i
VISITING VALLEY
Air. nnd -Mis. Kobeit Cnnllle,
known to the stage as Kohcrt Car
ville and Haihara l.u.Mar, late stars
of the New Yoik musical micccss,
Tho Tangtt Tea, and Orphcum head
liners, for tho past si mouths ofti
cial dancers nt 1'. P. I. K., San Fran
cisco where thev appeared dully to
the music of the exposition orches
tra of 80 pieces, arc hcie on a week's
UMt to Mrs. Candle's parents, Mr.
and Airs. V. ', Valon f Ashland.
Thoy )iao composed social new
daueon that hax.c gained instant tuvor
hittli in San Francisco and the east
Tlnj leave to till engagements m
( lucago and New York Suudav
J. A. Wcsterlund teturned Aloii
day flom rtltendancc on the spcoiul
meeting of the Hoard of Control of
tho Northwest Fruitgrowers' Coun
cil, us tho representative of southern
nnd western Oregon, held 'in, Bpo'kano
Inst week for1 tho purpose oL"mcet
Ing with tho m'emers of the Fcdcnll
Trado Commission of Washington, D.
C, for nn examination by the com
mission into tho units and plans 'of
1IIU UUIIIIflli 1' I
Afr Wcsterlund, ny Ijiat' when
the mntler had been gone into thor
oughly between the government's
representatives and the fruitgrowers,
n rovcrsnl of his former inforninl rul
ing against the council as nn alleged
illegal combine was announced pub
licly by Air. Clmrles J. Brand, direc
tor of the bureau of markets nnd
rural organization of the department
of agriculture. The announcement
canto ns u climax to the deliberations
when .Senntor W. II. Puulhumiis,
chairman of tho Fruitgrowers' Coun
cil, urged upon the commission the
desirability of. an early ruling, nnd
after Air. Paulhamtis hud clearly ex
plained that the council is un organ
i7ittion of individual fruitgrowers, nnd
not such n combine of associations
us might ho construed to he illegal
under tho terms of tho Clnyton act.
Air. Hrand took tho floor, nnd vol
unturily saiil to the commissien:
"In tho original plan submitted to
mo tho growern' council seemed to
bo contemplating price-fixing. It
appeared to mo to be n federation
of organizations. Since hearing Air
PniilhnmuH explain the plan, the sit
uation has been clarified grcntlv. It
seems now that the growers' council
is an organization of primary pro
ducers with the rights of partnership,
nnd is not in violation of section six
of tho Clayton act."
Air. Westorlund wns invited to nc
eompnny the Federal Trado Commis
sion to North Yiihimn, where thoy
thoroughly inspected the orchards,
and hud u conference with the or
chard owners, in an effort to learn
first hiiud how to proceed in order
to bring tho producer nnd consumer
in more direct touch with each other.
Air. Wcsterlund made arrange
ments to havo tho members of thu
commission visit Ajedford. Thev will
urrivo Saturdny illuming, nnd will be
tnken through tho valley by the
members of tho Commercial club.
Tho Federal Trado Commis.sion is
composed of tho following members;
Chairman, Joseph K. Davics of Wis
consin; Vieo-Chuinnnn, F.dwurd Hur
ley, of Illinois; Commissioners, Wil
liam J. Harris of Georgia, Will II.
Parry of Washington, and (lenrgo
Ititblco of New 1Iuinphirc. The
members nro accompanied bv their
sccretnriefl.
DIUU At his homo nt Butte Falls,
Oregon, Monday, August Dth, 1 !!.',
Benjamin Clnrko, a natlvo of Now
York stnto, oged 7C years, 2 months
nnd 19 days. Ho Is survived by his
wife, Miriam, ono son, L. O. Clnrko
of Long Pine, Neb., nnd three daugh
ters, Mrs. C. C. Conrad of Guild,
Sask., Canada; 'Mrs. W. G. limit of
Gilford, S. 1)., nnd Mrs. Mlnnlo Mor
ris of Butto Falls. Deceased was a
votoran of tho Civil war, serving four
ears with tho Sxlth Iowa, Company
G, Infantry. Tho funeral services
will ho held this afternoon. Iutor
ment In Butto Falls cemetery.
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wnen he was champion of the
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UYBSI01IT SPKOIALIST
U-OFOUP, - , . OREGON
Demonstration
of Motor Car
Operation & Lubrication
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An opportunity for motorists to get
posted on the operation and lubrication
of their cars. Stripped chassis of
'White and Ford Cars on exhibition
with housings of motor, transmission
and rear axle cut away so that the
mechanical operation and lubrication
can be seen. All working parts in
action. Automobile engineer' in attend-
5 ancc. . All arc cordially invited.
t ' At 6th and Central, 2nd door
norm or rose vjincc l?jj
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