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IOCAL AND
. 'PERSONAL
Tho lionio ot 13. I.lskl, a ranch
Iiouro on tho AVustcrlnnd orchards,
tlirco mllos cnst ot Medford, wns de
stroyed by flro at 0 o'clock Wednes
day evening. Tho caiino Ih unknown,
Tho fntnlly had retired and escaped
In their night clothes. Tho low Is
$000, partly covered by Inmirnnco.
Gray'o placo for clgarB, to-
uaccocn.
U. U, Young and daughter arrived
homo last night, after a short busi
ness visit In nosoburg.
I)o Voo glvos trading ntnmps with
everything except grocorlos.
L. B. Wnkomnn nnd family ro-
iurncd homo last night from a motor
trip to San Diego.
A brrakfnst you can afford and bo
dollghtcd with. UusseU'H Cnfo.
llov. Weston P. Shlolda of Ilond,
Ore, former pastor of tho Presby
terian church of this city, arrived
yesterday afternoon nnd will spend a
few days hero on business nnd visit
ing old friends. i
Get your milk, cream, butter, eggs
and buttermilk nt Do Voo's.
floor go Tuckor, who Imh been visit
ing fratornlty brothers In Mcdford
for tho pAflt wcok, loft this morning
for his homo In Itosoburg.
Typowrltor paper of all kinds nt
Medford Printing Co, ,
Lyln Wnlthor Is now stationed at
tho powor plant at Cold liny,
Th0 world's greatest companies.
Holmes, Tho Insurnnco Man.
!Mr. nnd Mrs. h. It. Htarkwoathor
nro Mcdford visitors today from Dor.
kcley, Cal.
Irny'fl place, cold, drinks, fruits.
IT. W. Hunt of Portland Is In town
on business,
J. T. G. Vnnca loft this morning
for Yrokn.
John Morloy of Albiiquorquo, New
Mexico, Is tho guosl of Dr. W. II.
Hnlloy for n fow dnys. Whllo In tho
vnlloy, Morloy will tnko In tho Chau-
tiunitm nt Asliland.
Try n King Spitz cigar and on
coursgo homo Industry. tt
George Pratt Is a buslncHS visitor
from Portland.
Dr. Klrchgessnor will bo at Hotol
Nash ovory Wednesday. Hours for
consultation 10 to 3.
Jack flliorldan stopped oft this
morning to groot Mcdford friends.
Mr. Rliorldnu Is returning to Seattle,
his prosout homo, after a business
.visit to San Pranclsco.
For rent, 2-room furnished houso.
C. A. DoVoo.
lllll Atkln, Ployd Klppoy and Mori
Kellogg loft this morning for Crater
Iako, whoro thoy will work on tho
road until It Is openod to tho rim.
lllg Co Milkshakes at Do Voo's.
llnrry Knglo nrrlvod last night
from Port Klamnth.
Hay Dickson of Gold Iloaoh, Is a
.Mcdford visitor for a fow day.
Boo Davo Wood about that flro In-
surnncu policy. Offlco Mull Trlbuuo
Dldg.
Mrs. Goo. H. Hall of Taylorsvlllo,
Cal , Ih In town for a fow days.
M. A. Carter and Kmll llouounn of
Ashland npent last night In Medford.
Weston Cnmorn Shop for first-class
kodak finishing and kodak supplies.
Mr. and Mrs. Kuinuel ItoKonburg of
tho Hoar Crook orchands arrived lust
night from Souttlo. Thoy nro accom
panied by Miss Melon Itosonburg and
Mr. nnd Mrs. Maunhulmur of 8
nttlo. (lotos soils Pord oars, J200 down
and (21 n month.
A. W. Huthorford, of Dowulo, Cul.,
utlllml tho time during tho stop of
tho 8:20 truln this morning, In In
rating old landmarks. Mr. Kutlier
ford was h rosldont ot .Medford almost
30 years ago nnd at that llmu limited
tho stone for thu touudutlon ot tho
llaptlst chinch.
Whipping oroam at DoVoo's.
If. P. Cochran dlwl this moruluK
nt bib homo In Tueomu, Wash., fol
lowing the death of bis wife Iikm than
a wook hbo. Mr. Cochran Is the
father or Mrs. P. P. Kwlusou nt Kouth
Hlvorsbto, who has bttou with her
parouU for tho past throo months.
HtittariHlIk 100 gl. nt DoVoo's.
Dr. I. A. ShIhiIh has purchaswl a
Chalmers 30 touring car.
Smoke a King Spitz cigar, So.
Thoy nro homo-made. tf
Walter llrown will return this
mulling from Crater IMke, whom ho
lias boon working on tho road and
will go with Company 7 to Port
Htuvons Saturday.
Do Voe buys beer bottles,
Kd Walker arrlvttd this morning
from Grants Pass, i
Wo inako a spoelalty ot plaulo
luuohos. llussol's Caftttorln,
II. C. Owon will drive a Chalmtrs
to that he purchased jettorday, home
from Portland.
This Is tho opportune time to Iml
tnlo tho ball player, the thing be Is
always working for. Is home. Ilutter
field Grocery. Phone 316. 91'
L. U. Hayos Is now bookkeeper for
the A. W' Walker Auto CewiMHy.
Tako those loose auto wals to
Hillings C'arrluge and Auto Works
and hoc them made like new, at a
Sjnall opense.
Tho Home MlRStnnnrv Rnrlnlv of
tho PIrst Methodist Kplscopal church
will meet with Mrs. R. C. Mlncar,
108 N. Ivy, Friday nftornoon at 2:30.
A short program will bo given In
chnrgo of Mrs. V. K. Osborne Re
ports of tho convention, hold nt Salem
1.1st week will bo glvon. All ladles
Interested In mission work nro in
vited to bo prosout.
Huttormllk 3c quart at DoVoo's.
(Mr. and MrH. O. N. Snuor, who
havo boon tho gnosis of Mr. and Mrs.
Vnnco Hostwlck, loft this morning
for tholr homo In St. Paul, Minn. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Saner nro on an oxtonded
tour, having loft homo tho first of
Juno.
During Ashland Chautauqun Inlor
urban cars leavo Hotol Medford dally
except Saturday and Suudny at 7 p.
ni. Return nftor program at night.
Hound trip 35 cents. Tho lllg Orny
Cars,
P. W. Oallhor of Astoria arrived
this morning to bo with his sister,
Mrs. W. A, Dickson of Grnnts PnBS,
who wns brought this morning to
Sacred Ilonrt hospital.
Jlnths 25c. Hotel Holland.
Ti. 13, David arrived from Portland
this morning on n business visit.
Thu extouslvo now trout feeding
ponds nt Hutto Falls, constructed this
year by th0 Statu Pish nnd Game
Commission, which now contain n
million young trout, togothor with nl
most n mile of canal and flumo for
conveying tho wnter from beautiful
Hutto Creole through tho virgin forest
to tho hatchery site, nro now among
tho principal points or jntorost In that
Interesting district. An opportunity
to Inspect this now nnd Important ad
dition to tho attractions of tho
county, and enjoy a delightful day
In tho cool woods Is afforded by tho
excursion to Hutto Falls on Sunday,
July 10, Train leaves Pacific &
Kastorn depot nt 8 n, ni. Tlckots $1
thu round trip. Usual reduction for
children. Don't miss It. 'JO
William Smith of tho Applegate Is
In Medford on busluoss today.
Mrs. W. C. Clements of Kaglu Point
spent yesterday afternoon lit Mod-
ford.
Jerry Lowitt wns in from Knglo
Point Inst night. I
John M. Scott, general passenger
agent nnd K. O. McCormlck, vlco
president ot thu S, P., loft in n car
this morning for Klnmnth Palls.
Yesterday nftornoon thoy spout fish
ing on Hoguo Hlvor. After tho Klam
ath Falls trip thoy will leavo for tholr
respective homos In Portland and Sun
Francisco. Thoy havo boon spending
a ton-day vacation seeing tho sights
of this section of tho country,
Tho Young-Hall Motor Company
Is unloading a carload ot six Chovo
lots today,
Mrs. J. C. Perry and ohlldron ro
turned to tholr homo In Illlt this
morning, nftor n weok's visit with
Mr. ami Mrs. J, P. Halo.
Postngo stamps at Do Voo's.
A petition Is being circulated In
Medford, directed to tho governor,
nnd asking that tho Illegal rUhlng nt
the mouth of tho river that Is ex
terminating tho atoolhonds In tho
Hoguo, ho stopped. Since tho peti
tion wns stnrtod yostordiiy 311 signa
tures havo boon soourod In Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. T. 11. IllgKliibuthum
of Prospect nro spending thu wuuk in
Medford. i
Kd McCnudloss, who has spout tho
past year and a half In various
California towns, returned Isst night
to Medford and says ho Is more than
glad to be bnok,
F. Mooro of HeaglH Is spending thu
day In Medford,
Dee Hudson of the Meadows Is In
Mmlford shopping today. Ho
(ho outlook on a number of the clu
nluar pnipertleM In the Meadow is
very promising.
Mr. Hint Mrs. W. S. Pickett from
HeMgle are shopping In Med fori I to
day. Ira Marshall of Central Point Is
spending the day In Medford on busl
uoss. Mrs. C. 1,. ftcnairellu and sister,
Mrs. (lulrrado, ar In Ash Is ml at
tending Chautauqua today.
Mm. A. C. llurgww left lust night
for Chk'HKo, whero she will Join her
husband, who left Mwlford for that
place two wook ho.
Rogue Itlver ISiieampmont No. 30,
I. O. O. P., last night Installed the
following efficers: U. 13. Wilson,
chief patriarch; hoe Watklus, senior
warden; P. K. Keddon, treasurer;
P. G. Huedlcar, serlbo.
W. P. gueiu of (is lieu. Michigan,
Is visiting Medford aad vicinity tu
day. B U. and Warren ileuson arried
this morning from hlaroin, Neb.
A large number of Medford people
attended the concert of the New York
Marine Hand at ubautauqua at Ash
land last Might. About twenty of
the young people held aa Int
prumptu dance at the liuitgalew
after the ouueert.
Kobey Osseabrugge of lllg Apple
gate la shopping in town today.
A. II. Peterson and family of Long
Ueat) are spending the day la Med
ford. They will go oa to Portland
sud Pendleton after visiting Crater
hake.
W. It. Kills of the Oakdale Cash
Groren Is tod Inntslllug a Hawser
gSOlllU' S-Ilic b94tlO.Hi ,
ftrEDFOUD MATL TttTBUNTC,
Tho young people of tho M. 13.
church hold n swimming party nt tho
.Vntntorlum Inst night. About 75
wcro In attendance
Arnott Grlgsby nnd George Wllfrcy
nrrlvod last night front San Diego,
They mndo tho trip of 10G0 mllos in
Grlgsby's strlppod Ford In throo dnys,
or a running tlino of 3G hours.
Grlgsby, two yonrs ago, worked for
tho Medford Sun.
W. C. Prltscho ot Central Point Is
shopping In Medford today.
C. 11. Osgood of Hrooklngs, Ore,
is In town for n fow days. Mr. Os
good is superintendent of tho planing
mill nt Hrooklngs, which has tem
porarily shut down.
Mrs. John Hlckoy and ohlldron,
who havo boon the guosts of Mr.
nnd Mrs. O. It. C. Crow loft this
morning for hor homo In Diinsmulr,
Sho was accompanied by Miss Josso
Grubb of Applognlc, whom sho
visited Inst wcok,
Uliner R. Halo, Jamos T. Hurgoss
and Thomas G. hong nro tho latest
recruits In Company 7.
'Company 7 will hold Its Inst drill
beforo going to camp, tonight.
Tho Grizzlies will go to Plko's Peak
Suudny. Thoy will lonvo tho Com
mercial Club building nt 7 o'clock In
nutos. Particulars concerning tho
trip will ho posted In tho window of
thu Commercial Club building.
II. C. MosHongor nnd hloyd Corblu
of Agnto ara In Mcdford on huslnoss
todny.
J. H. Plnloy ot Wellou Is in Mcd
ford todny
Fred h. Heath spout Inst night in
Kagio Pol rit.
Fay Diamond relumed last night
from a throo day's visit in Sail Fran
cisco. .
(II. T. Owon of Tnlont, who pur
chased a Chalmers 10 and Is driving
It homo from Portland Is expected to
arrive tonight.
P. T. Heubrook of Tnblo Hock Is
shopping In Medford today.
Flro supposed to havo started from
tho sawdust pile, Inst night de
stroyed tho lumber yard nnd saw
mill of II. C, Messenger in Snms Vnl
ley. The loss is estimated at 3,000.
John S, Orth nnd family loft today
(o spend u vacation on Camp's ranch
on hlttlo Applegate.
Tho advance ngont of tho Hnriinm
nnd Ilalloy circus today procured u
lleonfll) tu npponr in Medford Septem
ber 11. i
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BAN FRNCISCO, July 13 Tho
combined efforts of Henry M. White,
acting as fudoral mediator, and ropro
sonlntlvos ot tho state government
have boon successful In nrrauglug for
n ponce conference between striking
longshoremen, nnd the Waterfront
Kmployors Union.
Tho couforenca will probably bo
hold today, according to tho state
ment of Whlto, who convoyed to the
employers tho expressed willingness
of tho strikers to rotum to work on
practically the snmo tonus that wore
In force bofore the strike, was called
on Juno 1. Kiilwoquoutly Hie de
mands of tho longshoremen are to
he discussed. The employer aro
wIIIIiik to concede (ho "elosod shop"
principle.
RATE HEARING FOR
KAhUM. Ore. July U -Tho Oro
gau public service commission today
fixed July 37 as the date for holding
a hearing at ICugouo on an application
of the Southern Pacific railroad for
a rale from Portland to Mnrshfleld
over Its new Willamette Pacific Hue,
that will meet water competition. On
August 3, tit commission will hold
a hearing lu Portland on applications
for an order directing au Interchange
of service lu Poitland between the
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Company and tho Home Telephone
Couipaii).
CAPTURED BY VILLA
Clllllt Mil A CITY. July 13 -General
Ikumcio Ktirioues, formerly
chll chief governor of Chihuahua,
w ho bad been In Mexico City for some
time In conference with Ueueral Car
rause, bus not left that clly, accord
Ittg la a message received today b
Uoaaral Jacinto TreUuo.
Rumors had Un spread In the
last tew days (hat General Kurtiiuei
and three other Carrausa officers
were taken from a train by Vllllstas
hllo ou their S herefrom Me too
City and executed.
General Trevlno today denied that
VillUtss had succeeded In capturing
a milltarx train of tho d facto gu-einmrat.
PEACE CONFERENG
WATERFRONTSTRIKE
NO IMA TRAIN
MEDFORD, OftEflON.
BIGGER
NAVAL BILL
L
WASHINGTON, Julv l.'l. The nun
ate began debate today noon the na
vii I npnropi'iiition bill. As it passed
tlie house llic bill provides for five
1ii 1 1 to cmiter mid no bnltlesliips nnd
eontuiiiH no 'ju'oviMnn for n building
policy uxtcndpijf into the future. A
prov.'iim of four ImttlcMliins nnd four
bnttlo rruisura for the mining yenr
nnd comiilclion of the fivc-vour pro
gram of wixteeu uiipitul fhips two
yonrs curlier than intended wns de
cided upon by the sonate nnvnl com
mitloc nflor conferences with Secre
tary Daniels, who voiced the presi
dent's desire that construction bo
speeded us much us possible.
Senntor Swihihou of Virginia, u
doinoerniio member of the nnvnl com
miltee, opened the general debute, do
('hiring (hut to he Kufo tliu United
.Suites "must beooiue nnd remnin
without (pioslioii the world's hoeond
nnvnl nower."
Republican support for tlio hill wns
expressed by Sonulor Lodge. "If Ihe
essential feuturus of this bill me car
ried out," lie said, "it will do more
for our ponce than nil the diplomatic
notes ovei written. We cannot rely
upon tho Paniima eanal to transfer
(ho unvv from one const to the other.
Tin canal, in the vcrv undue of
things, is vulnerable. We must make
up our minds now to hmhl n fleet for
the Pacific- as well ih the Atlantic."
E
(lame Wardens Walker mid Minis-
field returned 'i'hiirsdnv from Grunts
Puss, when1 they swore out wnrrnnts
for the arrest of Hu'y Dnrrell nu'd A.
.1. Meade for guffing salmon in tho
Anient diim fishwuv. 1 tot ti wore
placed under arrest by Wimloii Minis,
field, who caught them in the net
mid eonfii-ented four salmon caught,
hut thev resisted finest," flruwing
knives upon the warden and made
their escape. One of thorn took to
the hills nnd the other is reported to
have Kone to Klamath Fulls. The
wardens report that n good run of
sulmoii is coming un the river.
OBJECT TO RATIFICATION
OF HUGHES' CANDIDACY
NKW YORIC, July 13. A confer
onco of representative progressives
from nil of tho country will ho hold
lu Chicago It was announced hero to
day by Halnbrldge Colby, to con
sider "tho widespread nnd blttor ro
volt within tho party" ngalust tho ac
tion ot tho national committee lu en
dorsing Charles K. Hughes, tho re
publican nominee for tho piosldoucy.
Tho date will ho decides! upon In u
fow days. Mr. Colby ompliHsizee that
tho conference will bo national lu
scope, although all state might not
bo roprosontod.
Mr. Colby who nominated Theo
dore Roosevelt for tho presidency bo
tore the national progressive conven
tion at Chicago, said that ho is In
receipt of letters from ovory quarter
of tho country protecting against
what ho chnrarterlaud as "the Per-klns-Flynu
program. This program,
ho added, "does not reproseut the
thought or fooling of the rank and
file ot the art)."
Mr. Colby made public a loiter he
had reeolvwl fiom John M. Parker of
Louisiana, the progressive nominee
for vico-presldont, In which Mr Par
ker referred to tho star chamber'
proceeding ot (he national tomuuttie
PRINCE OF FORGERS
SENTENCED TO PRISON
NKW YORK. July 12.--Dr John
Grunt hyiiian was taken to the fed
eral prison at Atlanta, Ga., today to
servo a sentence of IS months for
using tho malls to dofraud customers
of a brokerage firm ho conducted In
this city under the namo ot John It.
Putnam & Co. Hankruptry pro
ceedings had kept Lyiunu in the
Tombs several weeks. After the torn-
pletion ot tho term In Atlanta, he
will be taken to California, It Is said,
to serv0 a term nt IS months for the
operatlou of a Panama land swindl
ing scheme
Rear View Mirrors
botk square
ami oval
$1.50 up
C. E. GATES
REPUB
IAN
SENATE
TnTKSDAV, JTLY 13, MJfi
RUSSIAN RIVER
&
BY FORESI EIRE
RIO NKIDO, Cnl., July 13. Two
hundred men and boys, recruited
from Guornavlllo nnd other points
nonr horo, aro fighting a losing bnt
tlo today against n forost Grc, which
Is swooping through tho redwoods
and brush towards HIo Noldo and
Guornevlllo, threatening to wlpo both
towns out.
"UnlosB wo got holp by noon,"
Postmnstor J. F. Johusoh, of Htn
Noldo, tologrnphod San Francisco to
day, "wo can kiss ourBolvos good
byo."
Postmastor Johnson said tbo 300
mon fighting tho flro wore Insuf
ficient nnd that calls he had sent
not for help mot with no further
rcspoiiBo. Home of tho summer
campers aro leaving Rio Ncido In fear
of tho flamos. Tho first stnrtod Inst
Saturday, hut was thought extin
guished Into Suudny. A fresh wind
sprang up late yesterday, however,
and ombors rokludlod tho flames. Tho
flro already has devastated somo 20
acros. i
Rio Noldo, n summer rosort of cot
tages and small houses and n present
population ot about 2500, llos uobIiIo
tho Russian river, about two and a'
half mllos over tho brow ot a forost
clad hill from Giiornovlllo. Tho flro
Is devastating tho timber on this hill,
creeping towards both (owns.
BEET SUGAn CROP
PUTS U. S. FOURTH
(NHWI YORK, July 12. Tho Unit
ed States this your will produco two
billion pounds of boot sugar ns
against only fivo million pounds in
1890, according to a compilation
GhYCIvltIM-; AND HARK
PHICVHNT APPKXDICrnS
Tho simple mlxttiro ot buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc, known ns Ad-lor-l-kn,
nstonlshos Medford people.
Hccntiso Ad lor-l-kn acts on MOTH
lower and upper bowel, ONK SPOON
FUL relieves almost ANY CASK con
stipation, sour stomach or gas. It
romovos such surprising foul mnttor
that n few doses often relievo or pro
vent appendicitis. A short treatment
holpe chronic stomach trouble. The
INSTANT, easy action of Adlor-l-kn
Is astonishing, h. II. HusMns, Drug
gist.
TELL US YOUR FOOT
TROUBLES
MARINELLO
CURES THEM
Marinello Hair Shop
407 Garnot-Coroy Illdg.
TWO TRIPS DAILY
- H15TWKHN
MEDFORD and
EAGLE POINT
S. II. Harnlsh's auto will lonve
Hagle Point at 8 A M and 1 P. M
dally, evept Sundnv; leave Medtord
A. M and & P M Will call for
passengers nt hotels in Medtord and
hotels and business houses In Uaglo
Point,
PHONT, H.X2 OR a-Xit.
ii vr oi i rit Tiioic.iiT
How stnuif, a tonnrton there U
lietKeeii K cache and HiatlailiC
Man people suffer unnecessarily
from Headuohes thut could b0 entire
ly cured by wearing proper Glasses to
relievo eye strain and Kssvn the ner
vous teuslon.
If our Head or Kyoa ache, try
Glasses fitted by
Dr. Rickcrt gSgM
Sulto 1 and -, Oter May's
Mtslfoiil, ()ixs;oii
RESORT T
HREATENED
i '-'if - R
Poultry Wanted
Highest market price
paid for chickens of
all kinds,
WiflKf; tfortman & Gore
made hero today by tho foreign trade
department of the National City bank,
It wns said that this would placo tho
Sweeter
Than Wheat
Thai's the happy combination of whole whcht
and nialU'd barlov, nowliero so skilfully blonckul Ho
bring out all the rich nourishment and deliciojus
flavor of tlio grains as in i
Grape-Nuts
This famous pure food has a rich, nut-liko
flavor, cnliroly impossible wilh any food jiuulo of
wheat alone, and comes ready to eat, crisp and
sweet, a favorite dish with old and young.
Grape-Nuts is .scientifically processed for easy
digestion, and a ration at mealtime as part of thu
regular diet counts wonderfully Tor pleasure and
better health.
"There's a Reason"
Sold by Grocers everywhere.
Page
MEDFORD'S
Leadlno Motion
Picture Theater
A Modern Thelma
-WITH-
VIVIAN
HARRY HILLIARD
Two Young Stars in a New Film Drama Which
Is Hit of the Week
PATHE
COMING TOMORROW 2 BIG FEATURES
Lillian Gish in Drama, "Sold for Marriage"
Joe Jackson in Comedy
TWO
BEGINNING TODAY
DANIEL FROHMAN Presents
MARY PICKFORD
in a very unusual characterization as
Poor Little Peppina
By Kate Jordan ,
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
Star Theatre
AVH10R10 TI110 CROWDS GO
NEWPORT
Tho Cost Is Low iw '
Hound Trip TiokaU nro oh wtle (laity frum, .all,
Sutitkeru i'Mcifiu fetation in Wwtrn Oregon,
The nrturu luuit w Oi-tobvr 31.
Daily Trains from Albany and Corvallls make
,s excellent connections.
.Write for illu.tiutpl WiiiiLli-t, Ncwpurt," or Hik local
Uji'llt l"l i-ollililelf Ilitol'lliutluU.
Juliii M Si ,.ti. i;. 1 1 1 ii l,i'ii- i AuRt. Portland, Oregon
vSOUTHkRN PACIFIC
bulled Slates fourth nniiyig tho boot
sugar producing countries ot tho
world.
Last Time
MARTIN
AND
NEWS
DAYS
Reduced
Fares
l'Olt
Summer Trips
When summer comes and a vaca
tion outing i.s planned, remember
Newport is cool. The breezo from
off the mighty Pacific never fails.
With the many diversions and at
tractions to pass the hours away,
surely you could find no. hotter
place for your vacation.
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