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WEDFOKD TMAlli TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OHW.OV. TIIFHsDAY. MAY Is, 1P1H
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'f, (Mrs. J. II. Kngllah. who nnderwant
Ian operation tor npiwomcim i-
.lay. is Improving rapidly
The alfalfa fertlllior experiment
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K J TtT? jy Qf ftJ A I 1 1 uetnr conducted by the Southern Ore
1 JjliOvii I Ip Con experiment sti
con experiment station are Interest-
1 lii(? and Important. Kreryone Inter
tested la Invited to accompany ine
I automobile excursion Friday after-
ii.ioti Ht 2 oMock May 1J. to me ai
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Oeorui W l-.ionk- tiWi .mil
trBHinr dl )' Mliliiiilii Insuriitiee
company U lii-re mi i.ii-lin-e- "":fllfR tMln tn the vlrinlty of Med
ton HtHti- uKint. It H Met urf ,. . . ascertain result of the
Da Voe gives trading stamps hmetj,ods and the ferttltxer used.
W. W. Truax of Gold Hill, repobll
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A. H ("orni-11 of (Irani i Pnaa, la
attending the day In th it attond-
ln to business matter and vlsltlna I
frli nd-
1. 01 your mil, orvnm, . ..., r- i
and Imttarmllk at I Voa'a. i
foe H. Wilson, candidate for coun
ty ili-rk; Curley Wilson, eandldata
for Hhertff. and A. W. Walker, can
.ll.ime for aherlff. "H on the repub
lican ticket. Introduced a novelty Into
laekson countr polltlra by giving a
free ahow to the votera at Central
roint end Talent Plctnrea wera
shown and the vlrtuea and quallflea.
tlona of the trio thrown on the elide.
TliWB M it larga crowd preaent at
both place.
Typewriter paper of all klnda at
Medford Printing Co.
A heavj shower fell over the city
and valley Wednesday lht and
arty Thuraday morning.
The world'a greateat companies
Uolwtaa. The Insurance Matt.
County Assessor W. T. Grieve, re.
iMlean candidate for aherlff. la still
confined to hi borne at Jacksonville
by alight Illnes. He ha been
alPk for the last ten das
6ft off on Kodak at Weaton'a
Camera Bhop.
William t)len of Unite Falls, spent
Wednesday In this elty attending to
business matters.
J. o. Oerklng, tne tnt nil around
Hhotographer In aonthern Oregon.
Always reliable. Negatlvea made any
where, tlata or plaea. Itudlo 228
Main L I'bono J20-I. '
The Orlssltes' enmpflre, which wa
to have been held Friday night, ha
been Indefinitely postponed owing to
Uh nnfarorable weather and the fact
that the primary election fall on
this dale. Further arrangement will
be announced at a later dale by the
Hommlltee.
Weaton Camera Bhop for flrat-claaa
kodak finishing and kodak euppllea.
Wilbur Townsend of (Irani Pa,
pout Wednesday afternoon In thl
elty on bulneaa.
Gate sells Ford rare. 300 down
and $ifi a month.
Constable Al Hammond made an
official trip to Urant Peas the first
of the week.
Try a King Split cigar and en
eourag home Industry. U
County Commlasloner Con Leever
of Central Point I In the city today
attending to official bualnea.
Postage stamps at Do Voe'a.
J. II. Carleton of Central Point,
spent Wednesday afternoon In thl
ily OR bulnea.
nstha SCc. Hotel Holland.
Attorney Qoorgo M. Voberta at-temli-4
to legal mattera tn Jackson
ville Thursday.
I) Yoo buya hear bottlea.
Dave Noe, former marshal of tlold
lllll, and hi partner In i-rlme. Wil
liam Itaveniwrt. allaa Bob Smith.
i.Ihu.i guilty before Judge Calklna In
tin. circuit court Wwtnesdav after
notin, and HI bo sentenced early
ni-xt week A prlvon term of from
one to ten miii" i'tn be imi'ii-oi! Noe
and Hmttli ! charged with a .e-rii-s
of thft- m.tr Hold Mill r.iiiKln
oer a nuiiiin-r if month riny i-r
accused -f iImiik Have Miller'
Konl, taktu- It nptirt and hiding
i he same mi.lr the floors of their
i. ..i,i Tin win- aUo mi lined of
vti-allng Mtn ton momr. copper
uiri-und 'i i t tventhlng unlitiiili'l
in thai fiil'Mi
Kniokc a Klnts Spltii '-tunr. .V
The uri- home nuide. tf
lt.m William- nf Yrel.n, t'ttt , n
tuiiii'l t ''i- hiMiM' Wt-din -'t. ainr
noun ati.. a -lirt vlult tn tl.l- ill
Dr Klichgener will In at Hotel
Nab exirv Wednesday. Hours for
eontiltaft. n 1 to S.
Marnn Woir hn .i lllUK tiv
an auto .lim-jt 1 tii-oi-- U H.iiKr
of Buu l " .11- was dls. li.irai d fim
the h..-..lial We.lnesdn tin. I i aide
to inake lix" u.'v aliof ith ilu- aid
of cruti In i- W "If 't"l '" -I " ,'r"1 ' ''
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can candidate for asaewor,
Wednesday In this city.
Dig 6e mtlkahtktfl at Vm'j.
Henry Young of Plioenlt wai a
huslnee vlsltoi In the rlty for a
few hours Wednesday afternoon.
Attorney Ou Newbury attended to
legal huaine In the county aeat thla
morning.
Whipping cream at DeVoe'a.
The Golden Mnk las of the Bap
list church will meet Friday after
noon at the home of Mra. Fred Meara,
101 South Newtown. Kach memtmr
la asked to bring her neenie anu
thread.
Professor Shafer of the I'nlverelty
of Oregon at Kugene, arrived Thara
day for a vllt In thla t-lty.
If von want equality In taxation
vote 70. .1. C. Herring, ranchor.
Central Point.
In thla week' laaua of the Satur
day Evening Poet appear a lor by
KdlRon Marhall of thla city, entiled,
The Mllng Seventeen."
Charle Hyan of Yreka, Cal.. 1
spending the week In the city ami
valley attending to bualneaa mattera.
Little Intereal 1 being hown In
the results of the primary election
lo'morrow. for the flrat time In several
year there being no wagering on the
result. What little Interest I on
tap I contered In the sheriff race
on the republican Hckel between W.
T. Orelve. Curley Wllaon and A. W.
Walker. Orelve la the favorite In
(his city, with Walker figuring aa a
dark hone.
J. C. Herring, a rancher near Cen
tral Point, who la a candidate for
county aoaor. la known through
out the valloy a a progresalvo ranch
er capable, public spirited and In
every way uualtfled to flit the of
fice. '
The annual picnic of the Valley
Pride creamy la being held on the
Applegale today, with a large numhor
from thl rlty In attendance. Moat
of the eandldalea are on the Job for
the lnt day of handshaking and vote
(inning Tonight there will be a
big dance to which mot of the Ap
plegale dlntrlct will be present, and
thla afternoon a program of porte I
being offered. There waa a big din
ner and ue-hmaklug In the morn
ing. Adrian Rose of the Orlffln .reek
district. ient Thuraday In Medford
on business.
(Everybody laugh when the) h
the funny cartoon picture drawn by
Floyd Jenkins which la In the win
dow of llarry'a Quod Eat, 13 Soulh
Front St. 5I
C. II. Katoa of Ainany. is among
the out-of-town visitor In the city
thla week.
William Olsi-n of Itutte Fall. PM
W4neday In lUla city visiting with
friend. '
W. T tlrehe. county aaaeaaor. has
been confined to hla home by Illness
for tho t week and hence unable
to mnk hi campaign for nomination
a aherlff He la belter today, but
unable t l- out of door. HI loyal
mire ha lairled on hi campaign
durlnn hi illiu-ss. to the best of her
abllltt
1la.- ou eaten Chinook Salmon,
llalUiiit. Sliud. Cod. Cat flab Med
r.,i.t rir.li unit I'oiilm Co. 4
K.nn.ili William of tlrant Pan.
who a with the Clni-lnnall team of
the Natliinul league during the lant
oik f tin- l Hi."' season, ha been
koIiI to i be SpokaVe team of -the
Nonhtti i li-avue When William
llrt .nt n the dig league he wax
haile.l a- u new halting klna. aud
w. i.olinn out tiom one to three
titi- a lain-- Hi" link left him and
lie .li.l nn et a hit In flft-aieu
ttHM at lull Wneit lie was uniie
to il. livet Lingoes the management
dtii-i.t ii lilm In Hurrv.
M. . in .Id II Parson of the Hill
ctesi oiili.uiU. left for pV-uttle on
riiiii'Mia
i I.uKmui bus teturueil from
lirinii l-.i-- wlnri lie tttii'ltiliil the
-, in i. iii in. mi coineiillon of Wood
. n ii i In Win lil
lUte Mm linked .i ihjul for iliillier'
not, do so The f.tmlh will enlo
,i M.iir.u.l Fi-li and I'oultrv
Vow thai tlu iarenlaae of the re
. .11 peiitluii- .Urcitiil artaliist the
,.mil i . -lublUlieil. then li.i- In en
,x !. i.l ilet-tease III llUer-t. Ullil the
ii.it is a'loul read to lolLipse,
ujuiiwti out of tovi.il lleuiiHaiii i th
U-...II.. Il..ii'.r Seliuill roml'llii' H-iM
D. 1) Norrls, seeretar of the Anil-1
land Commercial club, spent Thurs- i
day In Medford. visiting friends and
attending to business" matters.
J. W. llennett of the construction
department or the Cnlon oil com
pany, left Wednesday evening for Se
attle, where he will be stationed.
J 11. Neighbor of Koseburg, I
spending the week In the city attend
ing to buslnes mattera.
A. IT. Kahler of Klamath Falls. I
making hi weekl visit to thl city
today.
Jack F. Merrill of Oold Hill, haa
purchased a 1910 model, seven paa
enger Cadillac.
A. Q. Qulnn of Weed. Cal.,
is sending a few days In the city
and valley.
The qunrlerl) fire inspection of the
bualnea section a requlrod by the
city ordinance la now being conducted
by the fire department. The pur
poe of the Inspection I to prevent
Ihn accumulation of eombuatlble ma
terial, and to order cleanup wfcon
necessary or an fire trap.
Mrs. Frederltk Pelouxe of Kagle
Point, spent Thuraday In thla city
hopping and visiting friends.
J. F. Brown of Ragle Point, apemi
Thuraday In thla city attending in
business mattera.
Andrew Carson of Yreka. Cal., vla
lled frlcnda and relatlvoa In thla oily
the flral of the week.
JERRY
NUNAN
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UNERALTOBEHELD
FRIDAY
MOMNG
o'clock from the Jackson il!e Coth
idic church.
Coroner Perl took chnrge cf the
IkmIv, but an inquest waa not thoutrht '
i;?ceBr.
The new ol Ihe death of the be-
lneil pioneer cauaett A feeling of
tflimm over n wide eirole of JWend
.niiil nciiiiiintnneeM throughout sontli-
rn flrejron.
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SiiiktvIwip IVteritii fiets Itiwy
Mr. Peterson, school supervisor,
after writing leltera to the rarloua
candidates for school superintendent,
addreaaed a letter to the rural leach
era against my candidacy for county
school superintendent because I stood
for "The elimination of county school
Biipervlsora."
Mr. Peterson la right. I don't
evade thla otiestloti but com out
openly and advocate their abolition.
The superintendent can do thla work
and gel better results. The ayatem
haa cost the county al least $3000 a
year for tho past five years and 1
one of the cauaea of placing the
atiperlnlendenC office aa the third
hlgheat In vxpenae In the stale. The
"Force" certainly haa been active
these paat three month. Will Mr.
Peterson enumerate what the two
unorvlaor, county tiperlnlendant.
and office deputy have accomplished
these paat five jears?
The law makea provlalon for tho
elimination of Bupervlsora by the
county educational board (county
superintendent and four members ap
pointed by him) I shall deem It my
duty to ascertain the will of the peo
plo In this matter and pledge myself
to follow It.
Head my atatement In the Oa Hill
dates Bulletin.
FRANCIS C. SMITH.
iPd. Adv.) 216
Jeii-mi.ili (Jerrv) Xi.n.m.
ycnri, fur forty-five venr
Jufknn county' Irtut beloved elti
xenf, nnd for over thirl v yenr. in the
mercantile business in Jiu-kxnnvilfe,
committed .suicide Wednesday nfter
noon between i ntn 5 o'clock near the
home of hi bob, Charles Kunnn, nenr
the county sent, by shooting hlmnelf
in the henil With a -'IB-caliber revol
ver. Temtorary insanity, due to fail
ing health, ii held rp-pinible for the
act. Ten duva ago the aged pioneer
entne from Son Loandro, a. suburb of
Oakland. Cal., where he hn been
milking ht home with hi daughter,
fur n viit with fri?nli and nlntive
here.
The body wo fonnd bv Frnnk Hv
Ihc of Jacksonville, who called at the
Xunnn home to aee hi- old friend, lif
ter looking after a flock f tdiccp
ranged in it nenrhy pnture. The pro--irate
form waa lying beneath nn onU
tree, in front of the home. Bvbcc'
firt imprcHMion was that heart I'nil
ure hud lrickf'n the pioneer. He tel
ephoned for aid.
Careful Iluiwtwtkina.
Xunnn shot hitnsell in the hni-k of
the hend, mid two -hots were fired. J
but whether the xoeond ihot wan due
to relaxation of the inuocleM or tint '
is not known. Careful preparation ,
hud been made for the last rush deed, j
A mirror had been luintr on the ouk
tree, and lief ore thin the pioneer iiier
Offlco IIiiiiIIii tho .Man
A. N Hlidebrand la the corning man ;
For Jackson County Clerk,
Who will all Its duties understand
And the labor will not shirk.
Ile'i one of Medford'a tried and true
Who la an honor to mankind,
Who's aa worthy of a wte from you
Aa any man you'll ever rind.
One thing more T will have to say,
For my nilni I so Inclined,
To the county aeat he's on hla way,
And will be there on time.
Then on the nineteenth day of May
We will give him a boost,
For we Fiiri- start hint on that day
Toward Court Houe Ttoost.
fPald Adv i K. M S. O.
Had Terrible Pains k
in Kidneys and Back.
Tkm' Mr. Editor I want to write you
aboiu " Anuric." 1 was very aick, could
hnrdlv lie up ; I waa in lied most of tho
time Had terrible pains In my kidneys
and back, eo much so that I had to
acreatn loinetimos when I win sluing;
down and wanted to get up, the pain
vu so great. I had tried a well-known
kidney medicine but it didn't help me.
1 heard of Dr. Pierce's Auuric Tablet
o I thought I Mould tn them. I took
only one box of vim Tablet, and my
back la now free from pain and I can
work and take care of my family. I
feel 1 cannot aay enough for thla medl
ch. Sincerely, Maa. Wm. Kgmue.
Nene: Thla "Anuric" Ii adapted
especially for kidney complaint and
eliunt hIoimI tn fan out the flicker of
life A lmr.il! of vwiter nlo stood ! dleeasea arising from disunlerc of the
lite. A himii oi nur niai i mm. . k,deV8 and i,,!,, IHch M backjChe,
near the tree. lit' lelt no note. All u.k hank, rhminiatlsm. drooev.'oon-
the family were nwnv at the time of
the tragedy. The bullet's eoiirse was
downwiinl through the bruin, ean-inc
a linos t intnnt death. Heputv Sher
iff IIarHr took churge Hnding the ! tested thla prescription and have been
weak back, rheumatism, drouev. con
gestion of the kidneys, inflammation
of the bladder, scalding urine ami
urinary troublee. The phyiiclana and
Btieciaflsu at Dr. Pierce's great Intrtittt-
ion, at Hiinalo, X. Y., have uiorougnty
bj
ti
arrival of the coroner.
with one accord successful in eradicat
ing these troublee, aud in most caiea
Jerrv Xuiiiui waa known up Io u Cutely onrlng the diseased kidneys,
600
KvM'Ho or SHporltilfliMkmCs Offlt-o
Taken from the County Tag Hudget
for aupervlalng the acboola for the
vear 1015.
flalary of auiierlntowdent 1800
Clerical assistance 100
Traveling espenao 8
Teachera institute, meetings,
etc. ...
Other expenses, poaiage. sup
plies, etc .....
County educational board
To npervtore, f i:tr0 each
Huperslsora' oapene
Klghth grade etaui.
Truant officer
Total .. !
Ta budget for school superlntcn
Uni'M office for I1U. tStiilo.
1 helteve that theae aitpervUor
should be eliminated and the offl.o
run along bualnea line I do not
evade thla question but state my poi-
liou plainly. If oit feel that I am
..... ... a., ..,., ...
Uiaiuteu ror me iwauiun, imp
me 1 pledge to follow our dealre
in thl matter.
FKASCI8 C SMITH.
i I'd Vdv ) 346
HBMHBMBBBlfpVBaMBM"T saassaajs
nrptiH.icA.vs .vrrKXTioN'
Alt..'it ll Cumtiiln made aa trong
ii uoveruoi u did Hughe. 81 ace th.it
time he ti.t iicen In the forefront of
.it fairs In the senate, where hi
m.itchle foresight and wplcndld
ktioMletliie i-ombliie to make him a
great leader
He came west and stated III view
and immune In a ilear and fonefnl
IU.IIIIK i We know where he i.ind
lie is of ihe weot. mid known our
lieedo
i i. for him the one Keiutllcan
w'ui i. in unite all faction of the ai
i), and tn the fall campaign carry a
strong and aggrenslve fight to a sue
'en-Mini flnih
lo vote for delegate not hostile
to III in
MCl'I'OUli ITMMIN8 FOK I'HKSI
IU T t l.l'H. tl'ald Ad
tew years ago to everv man in .Ink-
son county. lie waa hont in Ireland,
came to the county seat about t.it
hve year ngo and started in the
saddlery business with a man named
Judd. After conduct ing this business
siieecHs fully for years, he i-mhurlicd
in the general mercantile business un
der the firm mime of Tiivlor-Niiiinn
company, lie oiwtd eoiisiderable
property near Jacksonville, nrnl upon
the property now owned bv Colonel
11. II. Stirircnt built a lo.Min Imuie.
elavi.nitcly lurnislieii. Two or thu-e
yenrs niro he mivtd to Caliloinui.
where lie resided with his wil'r ai .1
ilnughters.
I'iimcmmI Pfhlay.
He is Miimved by hi wile. IMia
Xunnn; Iwh dinikditers, Mrs. Josepli
ine lfiissfll and Miss Fannie Xiinan,
of Oakland, Cnl., and one son, I'liailes
Xiiuati, of ,Iael.oii ille. The liiiieial
Will he held I'lnlav uiornin.' nt 10
The Valley's Great Need
. i ti:i: tin: smi'Imjc.
Marinello
Cleansing Cream
MARINELLO HAIR SHOP
(iwiieit-i 4ity Itldg.
Patient having onco used " Anuric "
at Dr. lerce'i Invalids' Hotel, have re
peatedly sent back for more, hucti a
demand haa been c-cnted thai Dr. Pierce
has decided to put "Auuric" in the drug
stores of this country, in a ready-to-usa
form. If not obtainable send one dime
by mall to Dr. Pierce lor trial package
or 60 cent for full trculawut.
Dr. Ilerc Golden Medical Discovery
la a blood vleanser and aluiraiivo that
Urta tin! liver and stomach Into vigorous
action. It thus assista the body to make
rich, red blood, which feeds the heart,
nerves, brain ami organs of the body
You had clcau, ttruuij aud stnsuuoua.
J IIOTBES
nits
TO ORDER $25.00 UP
Also Cleaning, Presslna and Alterlno
128 E. MAJH. UPSTAIRS
l.VTICItl Itlt.VN Al'TOCAU CO.
TI.MU CAltlt.
Ueave Medfout tor Aahlaud, Talent
mi Phoouix dally, except Sunday, at
- w . .
8:00 a. ai., i: 00, 2.00, 4:00 and 5:16 You are iiro to Always i inn tue
latest
MAY 18
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si: vrs now ox Sam: J
THE MOST DISTINGUISHED
ENGLISH SPEAKING COMEDIENNE
May Robsoii
And Her Original Metropolitan Company
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rfcfirtSrinri fl7AA HBV
I Ul ltJli v3
Hdmiiuvu
man
The Roarinjr Comedy by James Forbes
Author "The Chorus Lady imc.
Sunshine and Laughter;
No Tears to Follow
Prices
50c to
$1.50
Time for Goggles
We have just received
our summer stock-the
finest selection we have
ever had.
Prices range from 50c to $6
Better protect your eyes
C. E. GATES
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ifADrlN $
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ntofow I
p. m. Also ou Saturday at 11 16 p.
m. Sundays leave at 8. 00 and to:su
a. BJ. and 100 : 00, 5:30 and :30
p. at. Leave Ashland for Medford
dally, except Sunday, at 9.00 . m.. !
1:00, 1:00, 4:00 and 6: 16 p. at. Also
on Saturday uUhU at 6:30 aud
1:10. Sundays leave Ashland at 9:00 ,
a. W. and 1:00, t:S0, C:0 and 10:30 ,
P. M.
Modes in Millinery
AT
Miss Lounsbury's
M. -M. ii:it. xTeui:
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Sunday Excursion Fares
w ill In' on - i'e
MAY 14, 21, 28: JUNE 4, 11, 18, 25;
JULY 2, 9, 1G, 23, 30
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One fare for the round trip,
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from all utatiuin Hoseimri; und south.
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