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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1915)
'I ' f PAGE TWO TOCALAND PERSONAL Jonas "Wold, Emll Schmidt, J. W. Mitchell nnd W. V. Qulsonbury wcro fined $25 apiece- In. Justlco Taylor's court Saturday for trespnsslnR on tho Rogue lllver Cnnal company loud In quost of pheasants. Tho fines wcro BUipended, Horbort Alford, baritone, will bo heard In classical and popular eongn at tho Page thoator tohlRljt. Oorpo Farroll of Grants Pana Is upending a few days In tho city .at tending to business matters. Tho best Btylos, tho best finalities and tho best prides uro found In tho millinery department or t?io M. M. Dept. Store. 19C Tho county, city nnd public offlcus and banks will bo closed tomorrow, tho day being tho anniversary of the discovery of America by Christopher Columbus in H92 It will bo Kcner nlly observed throiiRhniil the land, ex. orrises being filvori in mnny cities by tho Knights of Columbus. Boo Dave Wood nbont that fir In surance policy. Office Hall Tribune DldR. One of tho largest Saturday night crowds In months wns on thn strcotu Saturday night. Tho .Medford band gave numbors on tho principal cor ners, and there were many present from out of town points. Mrs Howard Albert Kill, teacher ''l vocal. IlfglimciH n specialty. TerniH reasonnblo. 808 Dakota Ave., Phono 2LMOC. 174 Frank Johnson of Wnlklnn npent Saturday and Sunday Jn this city at tending to business mattorH. Try on of thoin big Ice cold B cent inllkshnlcps nt D" VnoV V M UarW of nequn, Cal., Is .unong tho out of town visitors In tho city this week. Itooins papered at 13,7ft while spring stock lasts. Phono H4-I-M. 175 James It, Kelly, of Portland, tol cgraph operator of tho Portland Jour nal, former telegrapher of tho Mall Tribune, ami a row I dent of this city for a number of years, returned Bun day for n fow days visit with old friends. "Kq. Irrspajs" signs for salo nt fnl Trlnftntfoftlco. .Tho Medford High school footbnll tenu(lofflntojl,lhe (Sranls Pass toam In, this city last Saturday by tho score of 12 to 7, beforo n good sized crowd. "Dutch" ThomaB was tho Individual star. Coaoh Klum, though his team won, In dlssatlsflod with their work, nnd Is looking for n pair of hcnvler men fortho backfleld. Ho clnlms ho will havo the rough npotn In" tho teamwoark smoothed out by ijpxt Saturday Nvhen tho team will r.o to Klamath Ofnllfl. nrit. A,,R. iHlvl Lonlto Hedges chl-TTijiracHfj-phvAjrhns, Btqwnrt build ing. IMG Haul Main St. 'floorgo 6n 'dor Hullon of Mnglo Point Is 8poudtug tho day In this city nttendlng to business matters. Mrs. Loach, oxpert corsotlorro, ma terial and fit guaranteed. 330 North Ilartlott. Raymond Whlttliw of .Mnutnutio, Cal., Is spending tho day In tills city attending to business matters. (let It at DoVoe's. Miss Al)sso Jones will leave this week to vIhII with friends and rela tives In Klamnth Palls. "No shooting" signs for salo nt Mall Tribune offlco. Hon Luuipnmu, editor of the Cold Hill News and W II. I.ampman of Asbqstni, pent Snturdtty In Mdfurd nttendlng to Imsliiww matters and visiting frlttnilH. Job Printing In ull Its branches nt the Malt Tribune office. Hacking contest worn hehl nt tho fairgrounds Sunday afternoon In whloh tho Indians In attmuUnco nt the federnl court as ultnessos took part. They rodo the utldont burst producml by Dr. Helms and Wilbur Ashpolo with moro or loan ease A lnrpe crowd was nrotont, Including n ntimbor of noble reunion ttho sppesr d In thlr ovt auto, none of which were Fords Most of the aborigine had on their Sunday clothes and vsertt onjo)lng life. flonk blndlBg nt any kind at the Mall Tribune offtee Many of the fHriovrs of the Itognu ltlvor valley art uikkIhk nople elder, and the homo product will soon be oh tho market. This Is th only lr hiiIo producing center In tho world that duos not uutko onough vinegar for Its own us. (tot jour Unit or. eggs, milk, cream and buttermilk at Ds Voo's. The wtnie band of fans that luivti wutohml ery gsnie of the world sorlwi fiUherl fu (rout of the Mall Tribune for tho seen. gathered alu this mornlug for the third gam The Intorest locally U at the Iwweet ebb In years Do Voe deliver the QrtaanU te you every day for Tie n mB. thig ChlHese .liMat MUM eloe- ed Hiuula) hi Mind.., villi many local lutnliM U ti i t fM U ItMl Hi the blrddurlt" TariU-M&''' " otl into lilflTnk'Hl nt tho finish, '.rg . trial . Muimi William Welsh, was arrested Sattir day by federal authorities on a charge of selling whiskey to Indians. He will Ikoly bo Indicted by the federal grand Jury this week. Ho Is one of the best known and oddost characters of southern Oregon Weston Camera Shop for first class Kodak finishing and Kodak supplies. Krnest J. Clark, manager of the Frank Itlggs rompnnj, ami parlv of frlqnds in n Packard Twin Six, lafit week made the trip from this clt to Portland In 12 and thrc quarter hours, beating the railroad time. ThcV ' ......1 ,.a w.awl In usti.l bltafiW I "No hunting" signs for salo at tho Mall Tribune offlco. Thomas Potter of Montague, Cal , IS spending the week In this city at tending lo business matters. Drlng those old magazines and pe riodicals to tho Mall Trlbuno for binding. ' Tho Medford MlnlBtorlnl associa tion held their opening sosslon of tho soason this foronoon at 10 o'slock In tho public library. Different phase of tho work weer dlseussed nnd plans for future work proposed. It was planned to make the romlng nesslon, Monday. Oct. 18, n rally meeting nt which It Is hoped every minister in Medford nnd vicinity will bo present nnd hnvc part In deciding on pinna of work nnd In nrranglng n rogulnr program for tho future. ' Afternoon ten with 'wafers 10c, nt tho Shasta. Court Hall loft Sunday for Ijako vlow, whoro ho was called by a tele gram announcing that hlM brother J)r. Vinton Hall hud died from gunshot wounds Inflicted Snturday. No par ticulars were given In tho message. Dr. Hat! has beon In falling health for several months, and It Ih feared his death was duo to a flulcldal art, mused by worry nnd tlospondency. Pr Hn'l was woll known In tho Itoguo river vnlloy, whoro ho llvod for n number of yonrs. Ho was woll known throughout southeastern Ore gon. When bettor insurance Is Bold llolmos Tho Insuranco Man will sell It. Chnrles Young has purchased it now l'Jlti llulclc automobile Hot Tamnles at tho Shasta. Superintendent of Soroons Snm Sundry of Itoguo lllver, Is spending tho day In tho city attending1 to offi cial business. Head tho Portland Oregonlan. Tho class party of tho Alpha Dolztn society of the Christian church will bo held Thursday night nt tho homo of Mrs. (). O. Alendorfer, 701 Park street, Instead of Wednesday night us first announced. J, O. Oorklng, the bot all around Photographer Jn southern Oregon. Alwnvs reliable Negatives mado any- hero, time or place. Studio 328 Mnln St Phono 330-.1. Jtobort IJrovnrd and Charles Young are spending tho day In tho country hunting squirrels. l.otter bonds, envelopes, bill heads, looso leaf systems, nt the Mall Tri bune office STRIKERS COME 10 F.Ij l'ASO, Te., Oel. 11. TIm seven striking omplownj of the cop per ooiupuiiiett of C'llflon.-MorsiH'i, An., dUtriet, who lft the strike field IhU lat nighl to etnifer with tlm mine mitHSgeiM heru upon u oel tloment, nrrivwi here ttnla.v. lu lo noeu thev had not met the manager. Sheriff faolt ami Adjutant (Icasrttl llHirrix, who brought the delegation, wue in cIom foiileieueo with the iiuiie niiuiiirer- DENIED NEW TRIALS POItTl-AND. Ott II. All tK of tho officer and nltwmen of the t'ult wi Italea CaahUr comnt, rtwently fouail gullt of using the malW to de fraud, weer denied new trials lu the tutted State dlatilrt oeurt hero to rtav. The defend ttta were Frank Meo9 f o. A. Campbell l'rank Ue Momh, II V llonnewell. O b' Ceriten anil li Todd BRITISH CASUALTIES 21. UJNlMiN. o. i. II.- Bnti-h tu ttllit I retmrtiHl aiare tk'Uiber uuiutmt u wittae Uhui tfl.UIMI. 'Ill" wvtkettal cukuttltv lut MibltireHt lu ) give JIM offnt r and W6 nsmi. Tht krm up th Mstal MHlliw publilMM i tit' Lmifaii ytat thm lirt at tk mm:U mm -1 - 1 1 .mil .'O. I 1 nit u CONFER WITH OWNERS jUEDFOJU) iMAIIj TttlBl'NK THE PAGE TODAY 9 Ifnrold Ilenii irr, w.'i t il i young Miilptor, eiii'l'i l.lni.i, In wife, m hi model, and he leiiil in s)irntioii to mnn beautiful jiieeew of hliilunry. Hut fe jean later, while striving fr the grunt prisjr, a Mtiitue of "Youth," he llndf I'llena laekx tlutt unlet iuahle "sometlimg" wlueli 8uIW oiilh. Without rognrd for her J'eelingM he frankly toll her tlie in too old, nnd when lone, u ihticioiit and idenllv formed mhiiu' girl, nits them, lie xnf in her th- perleet model for Iiih gieutesl work Tlie iticwliildc follows, and i'.lenii, her W, V.. Alesniuler nnd wifo left I hit week in their Dodge enr for the Sun Friiiietseo expositioii. They will visit friends in Corning nnd Klnmntli eoiinly en louto. J. W. Alyora nnd wifo linto gone to Hotitliein Cnliforuiii to upend the win ter. .Mr. nnd .Mr. Umel Lewis Imd an guestH this week Mr. nnd Mi. A. I). IIoiinIou mill fumilv of Chieo, Cul., unil Mr. ami Mrs. liendeixon of (lol.l Hill. Ilolhrook Williihglon of Medford wut truiiNiietiug Imi'iueMK here. iter. Still, pastor of the M. 11. olmrcli, hii heuu isititug hii brother nnd mother at Derby. Din mother neeompanied him buck to Ceiitiul Point to speii'l tho winter. Mi) Audiey HoIiiiom, who is touch ing in the public teUool nt I'lioonh, "pint the week end with liome tolks. Ilethold Kiwtel, eldeet mui of C. H. Hostel, Imd the misfeituno to have his linn hioken Thui'NdH.v. Km I urtii flitreneo Mel'itll nnd sis teis, Lottie mid Wilnm, of Hounnsa, Or., nie visiliug ioIm lives auil ftiewU hurt1. Misk MaiDtie Foley of Oold Hill i Msitiug at the home ot her gimnl fnUior, Otajige Honl. Mimh Winnie Muxin viitl wiUi her etumiu, Fred Ilesnolgraxw, nt 'Pal nit this woek. (leoige Sliennon of North Yakima, Wash., it YUtitnv hie grundmother, Mis. tlcorge llcsnelgrme. .1. II. Stevens mid Mr. MelJiiuougli, two "i I'olo't itidiislriwiM farnHTs, were in tiu the lat of the Heek with l.iim pituluee tor llui ineivhiiut of Die eitv, Mr. Wiltuto if Saias Uv wiim here Fndav lian'siieling hiisiuess. Mrs. .Morgan and little ditughte1 were .imioii" the munv p'ejile fumi the Willow Mpiiuus nnd Toln di-liieU ahoppiuy; litre tint wek. .Mi's. Suniuoiio ol the Mui've wax NhMtiiitf friends heie uvull Mr. Muelltr, lounui'i uf l!u 4n m chnid, made tiu city several visits dining the past week. Miss Saillt lleette, tht m-hoHJaiu'iitii of tlie nh valley aratmt rtistriet, spent the week end wit her jm rents Lei e. Pat Ktiilhain at 8iki,ou w ia (Ik niv to hihi1 Suadey with h's mother. Dill I 'alike v of Hold lliil wa among old frioads and the ttiwii of his ihililhiHNl u few hours Khilav ai leinioon. .lack Merrill uf Hold Hill wa hat some reutir thine oa hit ears at tit gir.ige here rveetttly. J. F. Mm has returut'ii home af ter ptvsusiiMjr fur aniue week. Mis. Hokintun of AthlitiW has hecn MMtiag her liifM, Mr. Inc. I'Vrvuson. J. H. Carlton la in ftHtl tin- eek with u ettrliMtil of hege. D. Konle ol Furl Klamath wet hei Tlmrsdn Imikitig alter riiert in leresti.. ill KelU hes resufued as mail 1 unci- bet.vitii the lem mid his I line i ml K'tbeit lluhm- htis ben i iippoo led t sliertsul bill). I 'mo i.vns to clissihv. w ANTKn-"rnniitki hurwod-; crn. lilu urk. tr.. will tk for fur. TM H-R. iBBBBlaHPjHMBHlBVBlHBBViBtd M2BBaMBuiaVBBSDaIk3'ulW fl w aBBansfljnwn j ajpjBaBiaeFj-t eja 'dtSaawBaCWBcJ JP - Bb tti HI UMT BMtM UUif Md rho-!tta at. iNwkM MtlatM fow Imm4 to .'. all old ciwtomra aad 4lbiMi nd i lr mim. bMr- iUum edin b. reuirlug. toe th tMerliitkNi "Th(." U ! ,lr Hr lti ltl Hoot. titw nk " Ayu ftakMM , .rass;'M. S. BIDEN l.niitlxr t'o , AUUuU. MKDltQM). 01h(K)X MONDAY. OCTOBER AND TOMOnKOW lu nt lne.it.in:, wfttt'lie-. tin' rowin..' l.i-fiiiniMiii ol her liu-lmml nnd lone, tluft lu exhibit nnl. eooluer to wiml liorwi-ll. Julian, n former suitor, come into Iter lifo, and lie In aliout to run nwiiy with linn when it wight of her liiihnnd's munelouf stiitnc tH.i lier. liiHtond, i-ho gne- nwuy nloue after leaving n note for lier hiiNliaml miving f-he t ri-t- in iii-i -ciie to -e the Hituit Ituti. Kin con veieneo awakened, in makes honor able iiiikikI-, Muichi llic work "I ml he Iiiih cicntcd, in (iiiiitiou, nnd -.eeiuvs Ins wife's loMug iorgiencns. Kc,iorto(l by Jacksou County Ab ret Co , Sixth nnd Ftr 8t Ileal INtuto Tinnsfen K. K. Denmnii et to Nelun li. Wood, lot 5, block l, Iligiilaml Park Add., Med ford I $ Xettie Xonnal et id to H. M. l.eviston, hind in see. 'JM-'I8-2' .. Alliert V. Whitney et ux to I'errv P. Klierenmnn et ux, luyd id twp. lQ.i. W. II. Illinium to .letsio liar limn, laud in block 'J, .Jack sonville . ...... l-M-on M. Hense H nx to C. W. Nims, land in twp. IIS-IK. 10 10 10 10 I MARKET REPORT i 1 I'rlot Valp fiy fealei kgc.s :ir.e. IJITTKH Uiiirv, two poundB 50c POTATOKS Now, Srl.20. ONIONS Uv per lb, IIONBY liJou )r lb. CIDKll 2oo. i I'OltK SfJtStec. WMV t)llc. liAIlD lOo. HA COX loVffilHo. SIIOUMlEnS lSVfco. HAM lOe. HUTTKII FAT-s-d0o. licrrnu wimiAhmIk. aite. Llvettuca llQfJS-Alite, tj to .V. STBKKS Alive, PjGi-V. COWS Alne, d(iv-Dao. VKAIDreset.d, S(Vi Hie. Lite Poultry I1KXS liiiiyu, over J lbs., He; under ! lbs. .tMe; old lonMers, tie; hliuleix, I to P.. Ills., lie; spungs, 'I lbs, and oer, lite. DUCKS Fat, 8c TntKHYS 13 to lCe, aeeardiiK to uality. DRIXyAXIIAKj.n totlo. liny and drain (Huvhig 1'iioos.) WIIKAT-Stte buhI. OATS-:. ten: HAY- Altnltn, 1U ton; grain, $11. MAKI.KY Whole $2.1. INTIIItfltll.W ,UTO CAlt CO. Time Titblo Leave Medford dally except Sun day for Ashiaud, Talent nnd Phoonlx at S a. m., 115, 3.ju and 5:15 and 10:16 p m. (Saturday at 11:15 p. W ) Sunday leave at S:00 and 11:00 a. m , 1:00, (.00 nud 0:3c p. m, I.cavo Ashiaud dally except Sunday at y:68 a. m , 11:5U, 'Jl:30. 4.30 and 7:00 p. m. and Sunday at 10.00 a ni 12 noun, t 00, ft and 1030 p m I Stella's llni-gnlii niiulcr Mot wunwii don't tore how their ballroom-. si- derorated so lung as there an n w ill flowers ' REMOVAL 1 be moved my Shoe Repairing Shop HW tk irt ffow my ll teea- m tomh Ceniral awl would ke COURTHOUSENEWS CLOSING ARGUMENTS NDHNMOKDERM Tin i i i . .m,i lei'ii- Hi lie Joe Mtnwti li. at ('.( l trial httoit Jndg.' Wol erl m in the ledernl court liegnii !h:s moliii'i!.', Atloniet Seiieca Fonts niKiiiiig lor the del cute this afler liooti. 'lhc cit0 Mill bo gnen to the ,nr ! lie tins afternoon. '! ne ile Unsp ilosed its testimony this morn ing. Self -di tense, was tho ph"i. llrown nnd I!imne I-nnes. his nlhged Mctu i. li ni Miniieled for ten enis oer . naht of way, mid the miirdei ( nns tin.- iinaic o; a loiig-st.uuiin nt IltIiIjoi IiiiimI tend. The men. the te- i i i... , ..... i I uni(PIi siumvil, nun uoi uuvo on y.'nin tenwi for ellnl. The mnximiiin sen tenee fneed liv the ilet'emlHiil is u hi orni in a federnl prison. Upon the eonelusion of the presetu trml the court will luhe up nn ussnult nnd severnl bootlegging eases. A" tiou will nlso he taken on the twelte indietiiient- reliinnd bv the Federnl frund jury lust week. Tlnee local men will fuce trml on bootlegging charges Mob Anderson, Charles Haves and William e'sh. The eourl Will eolltliilte tor li wce or ten dots, I II It I IF t Host for Liter nnd tottel, 11ml llivuth, Ilatl Colds, Soiirhtomnch, Ge a 10-ccnt box. Sick hondacho, biliousness, coated tonguo, head and nosa clogged up with a cold nlways trnco this to tor pid liver; dolaycd, fermented food In tho bowels or sour, gnssy atom nch. Poisonous matter clogged In tho In tcstlnos, Instead of being cast out of tho system Is re-absorbed Into the blood. When this poison reaches the delicate brain tissue It causes con gestion and that dull, throbbing, sick biilug headache. Casrarotu immediately cleanse tho stomach, remove the sour uudlgost ed food nnd foul gases, take tho ox rtktt bile from the liver nnd c.ury out all the constipated waste mutter and poisons lu the bowels. A Cascaret tonight will purely straighten ou out l morning. Thoy work while ou sleep n 10-cont box trom .tour druggist menus your bend clear, stomach sweet, breath right, complexion ros and your liver nud bowels regular for months. Announcement!! 1 have (ho o.wlnsivp aoiioy in Icdi'ord lor tlie world renowned, latest produefion ol' Edison Phonographs and Records The lildison Dianiond Disc Uoeortls are conceded to he tlie nearest perfucl repro duction of tho human voice. Call for demonstration at P ALMER I A N O L A C E j 17 X. 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THAT'S ANOTIIRH UUA.SON WHY Our bread is so much belter than ordinary. IIUTTKK-XUT, if died forty to fifty hours, will make an e.Ncelenl food for your baby. ASK FOR IT BY FULL NAME AVOID srnSTl'ITTKS NURMI BAKING CO. Makers of nutter Nut and l'au-Dandv Dread. Time to Get Ready for Winter Weed Robes Gloves Largest Stocks In C. E. DRESS UP A good Cemnmiidiiuuit: 'Thou slwh j?w about droo(l up respectable, for thou shoukUt know Umt rhv jxrsoiml np liearancp is better than a letter of recommepdation." THE COST IS A SMALL ITEM IN REFERENCE TO SHOES, IF YOU BUY THEM AT A1 ,he cArcioUM, opposite Sign ( . Smur P.it Otfhe -otHJO &naij" itHiu mr ihiiiiMi . .. in ..j IV0CI GARY Phono 72 Chains Southern Oregon GATES