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10CAL AND
' PERSONAL
Miss Holen IliiHkina nnd Mis
llolon Lawton lnft Thursday morn
ing for Newport, whoro thoy will
spend a month.
Siskiyou or Colcatln wator. 10c
bottlo at Do Voe"s; Gc Uoposit on
bottle. -
A modern front will lie Intitallcd
In the building occupied by the Mcd
ford Book Store and John W. John
ton, the jeweler, within a few days.
Baths 25c. Hotel Holland.
H. E. llosa of Applegute left
Thursday for Wenatchce, Wash.,
where he will remain for three
months during the fruit season.
Gray's pluce for cigars, to
baccoes. '
iCIty Electrician L. 15. llinman
spent Tuesday and Wednesday re
pairing the city phone line to the In
take. Lunch goods at De Voe's.
Mrs. W. W. Salt of Monroe, Mo.,
Is spending a few days In Medford.
The world's greatest companies
Holmes, The Insurance Man.
Spraguo Itelgal nnd Hob Ducul ar
rived In Medford from I'ortlund at
1 A. M. Thursday. They drove
through In Jack Morroll's Mercor.
llev. Alfrod A. J. Hogg will deliver
a sernion-locture at the Presbyterian
rhtirch tonight on tho theme "Make
Josus King." Sunday morning at 1 1
a. m. I3r. Hogg will take for his
subject "What Is Love?" Special
musical program.
D. C. Lewis returned from a visit
of two weeks In Portland.
Typewriter paper ot all kinds at
Medford Printing Co.
C. A. ninabarger, foreman of tho
Stewart orchards, accompanied by his
family loft Wednesday afternoon for
an outing at Crater Lake.
Best Ice-cream at De Voo's.
Carl James of Montague, spent
Wednesday in Medford and Juckson
vlllo, having legal business In the
latter place.
Those who walk should use Dlko'B
Foot Powdor. It provents that tired
feeling. At Heath's Drug Store, op
posite Nash Hotel. UK
Lloyd MaslII, of Bend, Ore., nnd
formerly of EiiKono, Is spend
ing a fow days with Medford friends.
Mr. Mnglll was employed In a drug
store In Jacksonville last sumnlor.
Tiy a King Spitz cigar and en
courage home Industry, tt
Mrs. C. M. Taylor Is tho guest of
her brother, Goorgo Taylor ot Albany,
Ore.
Dr. KlrchgeBRnor will be at Hotel
Nash every Wednesday. Hours for
consultation 10 to 3.
Mr. nnd Mrs. L, B. Fnlow of Lnkc
crook were In Medford Thursday on
business. Mr. Fallow Is an extensive
stork raiser and this season has an
exceptionally largo band of cattle to
niarkot. Tho range, ho suys, bus
been excellent this soasou.
Wnlklng Is a pleasure if you use
Pike's foot powder. At Heath's Drug
Store, opposite Nash Hotel. lis
Miss Lounsliury local milliner, will
leave Saturday morning for San
Francisco, whore she will attond tho
full, opening of millinery and Bpcnd
two weeks in completing her Block ill
San Francisco markets.
(Jet your milk, cream, butter, owws
and butter milk at De Voe's.
William T. Kinney ot Lake creek
Is spending today in Medford, pur
chasing supplies.
Gray's place, cold, drinks, fruits.
The S. P. will run a special train
from Grunts Puss to Weed next Sun
day, August 9. The train will carry
fans to both the Medford-Weed game
at Weed and tho Grants Pass-llorn-bronk
gamo at llornhrook. The train
will loavo Medlord at S : 2U a. in. and
arrive In Medford on tho return trip
at 11:00 p. m. Tho faro In Weed
nnd return from Medford will be
I2.R5.
If I had had trouble finding a
corn euro that cured, 1 would try
8. & II. Corn File, It relieves at
once. Heath's Drug Store, opposite
Nash Hotel. 1 15
Niirmi's Bakery will probably be
In their new quarters on South Front
street by tho first of next week. The
Improved Peterson, white tiled oven
was fired this morning and tho dough
tonvoyors are now being put In place.
See Dare Wood about that fire In-
Rurance policy. Office Mall Tribune
Bldg.
Mr. nnd Mrs. ('forgo Skiff .re
turned to their homo in Hoseburg
Thursday morning, after spending a
week with Mr. and Mrs. O. It. C.
Grow.
Miss Amy Prodo? left for her
home In Wlnslow, Ariz.. Thursday
morning, after spending two days
with Hiss Georgia Will Hock. MlfB
Proc(r has been on a trip, embrac
ing Idaho, Montana, Washington.
Oregon and California.
Ben Plait returned Thursday
morning to Montague.
Big Be milkshakes at Pe Voe's.
Martin S. Purbln of Waldport, Ore
gon Is spending a fow days lu Mcd-
ford on business.
Move1 to-101 West Malu street
Lawrence, the Jeweler. Ill'
The commercial fishing season
closed last night. The river has been
open for two months, although the
first month yielded very few fish.
Tho last two weeks have been better,
about a ton being averaged oach
night. The principal market for the
catch has been Portland, but when
tlio rivers of tho nortli wore opened,
a market In California was found for
part ot the fish. The price for snl
man has been steay during the sea
son, the average price being about
8 cents a pound. -Rogue Itlver
Courier.
Why not get It nt De Voe'B?
Ole BJerregoard who had a Btroke
of paralysis, a year ago, Is much Im
proved In health and has been visit
ing his brother Julius at his own
home on East Main street. He Is now
visiting at the home ot Frank K,
Redden, on Iteddy avenue.
Tho S. & II. Corn File relieves
bard and soft corns ut once. Try It.
Heath'B Drug Storo, opposite Nash
Hotel. n;
Born To Mr. and Mrs. M. C.
Right, 9 East Jackson street, Mon
day morning, July 31st, a baby girl.
Died Monday evening, July 31st.
Gates sells Ford cars, $200 down
and (25 a month.
Mrs. C. M. Taylor, of Medford, Is
In the city on a visit, the guest of her
brother, George Taylor. Miss Taylor
was a resident of Albany a few years
ago for awhile. Albany Democrat.
Packerts tally cards In stock at
the Medford Printing Co.
Miss Sarah Van Meter, of Medford,
arrived here this morning after a
visit at Portland, and will visit a few
days with 11. K. Mathls and family
lioscburg Uovlow.
Soo the stock labels carried by the
Medford Printing Co., if you are In
a hurry.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric W. Allen expect
to lenvo at onco for Medford. They
will spend the remainder of the sum
inor on a ranch near that city.
Hugcne Register.
Moved to 101 West Main street.
Lawrence, the Jeweler. 114
Tho first performance of "The Mi
kado." one ot the most tuneful comic
operas ever written, was given Inst
evening nt the opera house under the
direction of Goorge T. Wilson, of
Medford, for tho benefit of Cherry
City lodge No. 498, L. O. O. M.
Salem Cupltal-Journnl.
Buttor milk, lOo gallon at Do
Vgo's.
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo B. Carpenter
loft Tuesday by motor for San Fran
cisco and other California points.
Auto wheels repaired; first class
Job guaranteed. Prices reasonable.
Mitchell's Ropalr Shop, opposite pub
lic market.
Mr. nnd Mrs.' A. n. Cunningham,
tholr son, William, and Mrs. A. H.
Cunningham returned Saturday from
a trip made in (heir enr to Seattle
aud Everett, Wash. ;
Moved to 101 West Main street.
Lawrence, the Jeweler. 114'
Mrs. J. M. Elliott arrived at hor
homo In Medford Thursday morning,
lifter a trip of two mouths, stopping
at Miulrls, Oregon, Portlund uml Eu
gene.
IMrs. E. W. Wlttfl, who has re
cently returned from I-os Angeles,
where she nttonded n national train
ing "school for spirilla corsetlers, is
now ready to give expert Bervlee In
made to measuro corsetry. Photic
07-J or call 31 Vancouver avo.
Mr. and Mrs. F. V. (Hidden of Tn-
enma, Wash., nrrlved in Medford
Wednesday night and will spend a
few days In the valley.
Do Voo will movp to the corner of
.Main and Oukdulc about August
10.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. II. Wilson nnd
l.ois and Irma Wilson arrived from
l.os Angeles Wednesday night and
Thursday left for Crater Lnko In
their cur.
Take thoso looso auto wheels to
Billings Carrlago nnd Auto Works
and have them made like new, at a
small expeuso.
C. M. Kmcry nnd E. K. Frank
stopped in Medlord Wednesday nlRht.
They are the pilots of a Kissel Kar
roadster and are making the official
pilot trip fur the Pacific Highway
llluebook.
St. Mark's Guild will give a food
sale at the public market Saturday
morning. 1U
A. Clienowlth of S.m Jose is a Med
ford visitor for a few davs.
(let your bakery goods nt De
Voe's.
A. V. Field arrived In Medford
Wednesday night from Redding.
Get your labels early. Don't wait
until tho last minute. Tho Medford
Printing Co. Is tho place to get
thorn.
Marlon Hill of Derby spent Wed
ncsday night in Medford.
All kinds of home cooked food
for siile at the public market Satur
day morning by the St. Murk's
Guild. ll.'.
Mr and vr!t. y. y. Isaacs l
in their car Thursday morning for
Portland, where they will spend ten
days or two weeks.
Butter milk 5c quart at De Voe's.
Judge and Mrs. F. M. Calkins and
Mr. and Mrs. Art llsrelrlgg motored
to Grants Pass Wednesday.
Pear label time Is here. Stork
labels or speelnl labels at the Med
ford Printing Co.
Vacant houBcs In Medford are
rapidly filling up with families, who
have arrived for tho fruit picking
season. This year there will probably
be difficulty in handling the fruit
crop on account of scarcity of labor.
Some orchardists are planning to use
crews of women pickers. ,
Pears and apple label printers for
the Rogue river valley. Medford
Printing Co.
Lloyd Williamson and George
Gates will leave tonight for Portlund
and will drive back two Ford cars.
Slnco tho drop of $80 lu the price of
Fords, August 1, C. E. Gates has
disposed of the eight cars he had In
stock.
Tho fire department was called out
at 11:15 Thursday morning by a
grass fire on 'North Genesee street.
' Floyd Hart and Leland Noe arrived
in Medford Thursday morning hav
ing tarried In their return from Fort
Stevons,
Do Voe buys beer bottles.
Deputy Sheriff Curlcy Wilson left
for Sulem Tuesday night, with Merle
Reynolds, whom ho dollvored to the
Btato penitentiary. He then went on
to Portland and will return to Mod
ford Sunday night.
Something new, brick Ice cream In
sanitary packages. Keeps two hours.
Take one with you. Tho Shasta.
Charles Rcaincs ot Portland, ft
brother of A. 12. Bennies, with his
family, Is visiting relatives In Med
ford on his annual vacation.
"In the Country God Made and
Man Forgot," Chetco Cove Carnival,
September 2, 3, 4. Brookings, Curry
County, Oregon. '
Postmaster Ralph Woodford and
family leave Friday on a fortnight
fishing and hunting trip In the Pros
pect country.
Picnlo lunches. Central Cafoterla.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. John D.
Hendrickson of 912 South Central,
August 3, at the Sacred Heart hos
pital, a daughter.
Smoke a King Spitz cigar, Ec.
They are home-made. tf
Born August 3, to Mr. nnd Mrs.
William H. Smith of 515 North
Holly street, at the Sacred Heart hos
pital, a son.
Mrs. H. L. Leach, expert corsctler.
Barclay & Abdo-Support. PboneG83-J
Judge George N. Dnvls of Port
land, trial Judge In the caso ot
Sweenoy vs. Jackson county has
finished a three day's Inspection of
tho highway and left Thursday after
noon for Portland.
Th0 best nlways. Central Cafeteria
Contractor J. W. Sweeney of Port
land returned Thursday to Portland,
after accompanying Judge Davis 111
his inspection of the Siskiyou hlgh
wny. Surveyors on the Crater Lake
Highway are now working ill the
the vicinity of Union Creek, having
finished the work near Prospect.
Boatiice Simmons, who has been
the guest of Alice Bcacroft at Phoo-
nlx, loft with a party of campers for
tho Oregon caves Monday.
Mrs. A. True Lundy, Nil-Bone Cor
sets. Phono 828. 47 N Orange, lis
.lnko Jones of Eagle Point is tvans-
acting business in Medford today.
Mr. and Mrs. John Baniebur.! left
Thursday morning In their cur for u
trip ot a month through Eastern Ore
gon and Idaho.
Frank Randies of Bunconi and
Ethel Dick of Jncksonlllo were
married at nine o'clock Wednesday
night at the Christian church parson
age Medford, Rev. Tucker officiating.
The young couple will maku their
home at Buncom.
Because of tho absence of a fish
screen In the main lino Roguelnnd's
ditch lending from Bear creek, many
fish are now dying In orchards under
irrigation from the ditch. A scrcon
was placed in the ditch about a
mouth ago and later removed as It
would not work successfully.
Four small boys Wednesday after
noon released the brakes on a refrig
erator ear on the siding nt the Med
ford Ice Plant. They then procured
a crowbar aud started the ear. It
gathered momentum on tho slight
down grade and crashed through the
derailing switch and was ditched.
Their case will be taken up by the
probation officer ast he railroad car
might have caused a serious wreck.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
", A N T K I Second-hand typew riter.
Phono 4SS-W. 115
LOST Black and grey silk nutomo
bile cap: tan leather saudnl, slzo
10 at Happy Camp Wednesday.
Phone ;i!i.-.-J. 114
FOR SALE -Five-year old snddle
horse, well reined, $:15. Phone
:!."?. 41 So. Grape street. 11U
HIGHEST CLASS
STERILIZED
HAIR GOODS
For Sale
Your coiiiliini's made ii in
any style to your order.
MARINELLO HAIR SHOP
107 Harnett Coiev Lid''.
M. S. Johnson of Gold Hill is a
business visitor In Medford this after
noon. Friday Is fish day. Nice assort
ment of fresh fish. Phone orders
to 302, Medford Fish Market. 114
Freeborn Garrison has returned
from a short visit with his parents
in Yreka.
E
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3 Tbft child
labor bill was next on the senate
calendar today. It was to bo taken
up after disposal of the District ot
Columbia appropriation bill and will
remain the unfinished business until
passed.
Southern Democrats, under the
leadership of Senators Hard wick and
Overman, are fighting the measure.
There Is no Republican opposition.
Senator Borah will submit the Im
migration bill as an amendment, de
spite tho democratic caucus decision
to oppose such a move solidly. This
will prolong consideration Into next
week. Tho child Tabor bill was in
cluded In the Imperative program at
the urgent request of President Wil
son.
MERLE REYNOLDS
Merlo Reynolds, who was appre-
honded at Pasco, Wash.,' on the
oharge of stealing a bout and re
turned to Jacksonville, where he had
been sentenced to serve from two to
2 0 years on a chargo of forgery and
lator rolonsed on parole, was sent to
Salem Tuesday b'y Judge Calkins to
serve an Indeterminate sentence of
from two to 20 years for violating
his parolo. Ho was taken to the peni
tentiary by Deputy Sheriff Wilson.
ChargCB of robbing tho postoffice
and telephone, office in Grants Puss
and of assault and robbery upon
Cecil Brown of Medford were not
pressed, although the prisoner con
fessed to the lattt-r crime. His hat
was found In Brown's pool room, fol
lowing tho assault and later identi
fied at Grants Pass.
OLD MX!C0 SHOWN
IN FILMS AT STAR
To those who have not the chance
to visit the troubled and troublesome
republic to the south of us, the Pal
las picture of old Moxlco, "The Heart
of Paula," to bo seen at the Star
theatre for two days, starting today,
will be tho best substitute.
Tho overy-day life In a small Mexl.
can town with its open-nlr shops;
the wandering moat peddlers; the
wrinkled-faced old women with their
cooked dishes for sale; the drinking
water carts and the bare-beaded
marketing house wives, nil form a
typical picture of this exotic country.
Many such scones as the above are
part of this fascinating love story
that Is full of dramatic and Stirling
moments.
CLEVELAND. Aug. 3. Recogniz
ing business conditions generally, the
board of directors of the Lake Car
riers' Association at its regular meet
ing held this .afternoon, decided to
make a horizontal advance of $10 per
mouth in the wages of men aboard
ships below the grade of licensed of
ficers, effectivo August 1.
NOTICE.
Scaled bids wanted for .painting
and calciiuiulng Washington school
rooms. For p'arliculars inquire of II.
O. Nordwick, who will receive bids.
Wo
Give Yourself
a Square Deal
Order your Fall Suit or
Dvereoat where a special pat
tern is cut. to your measure.
GUiS
The Tailor
will do this for you and guar
antee a pel ft ct fit.
40 North Front St.
SPIT Oil AN Our SilO Mills;
OVKlt X)AT (Joo.1 as Am; Bet
13 AM) I P. t,.r Thau Man).
AT RANCH HOUSE
The home of Mrs. A. M. Ountbev on
(iriii'in creek was searched Wednes
day afternoon on u warrant sworn
out by Charles Isaacs, who resides
on a ranch east of Medford, charg
ing her witli buying stolen clothes
and personal effects belonging to Mr.
Isaacs' deceased wife. The goods
were taken, Mr. lsuucs alleged, about
a month ago when Mrs. Oumbey was
in his employ for'two weeks.
The search resulted in the finding
of n considerable number of the stolen
articles which were identified by Mr.
Isaacs and Miss Mary Stuuclilf. Up
on tlio promise of Mrs. Oumbey to re
turn all other articles stolen, she was
not taken into custody but will be
given an opportunity to make repara
tion. Tile loss was discovered last week
when Miss Stnncliff and Mr. Isaacs'
mother were preparing tho effects of
the dead woman for safe keeping".
FLOUR RAISES IN PRICE
FORTY CENTS A BARREL
rnUTLAXI), Ore., A tiff. I). Prices
of flour mude a sensational advance
today when they were lifted forty
cents a barrel by Oregon nnd Wash
ington millers, Patents' wore quoted
at 5.(10 a barrel. The advance is at
tributed to the poor condition of
wheat in Hie middle west and Catiada.
Mi:i)IX)lll ASTONISHED IIV SIM
PLE iMIXTlltE.
Medford people are astonished at
the INSTANT action of simple buck
thorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed
in Alder-l-kn. ' ONE SPOONFUL re
moves such surprising foul matter,
It relieves almost any case of consti
pation, sour stomach or gas. Be
cause Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH lower
and upper bowel, a few doses often
relieve or provent appendicitis. A
short treatment helps chronic stom
ach trouble. L. B. Haskins. Adv.
WANTED AT ONCE!
A high grade local salesman, who
is worth and can earn from to
$10 a day. Such a man can make a
worth while connection with a live,
responsible firm, dealing in an auto
specialty, which will be In perma
nent demand by every auto and gas
engine owned. Write nt once.
Specialty Sales Co., Berlin lildg., Ta
coma, Wash.
Railroad
to the
Blue Ledge
Is What We Need
But in the meantime
just compare the
prices at
Wilson's BIG SALE
with any you ever
heard of SEARS
SAWBUCK
INCLUDED
Men's$15Suits$7.50
BigHeavyShoes$1.98
Fine DressShoeS $2.24
Sheet Music 1 Cent
Canvas Cloves 5 Cts
Saturday between 10 and
11 o'clock we will sell 3
10-cent rolls of Toilet
Paper for 10 cents
Wilson's
32 N. Front St.
Cheapest Store in the West
It
of Gasoline Z 5S6 t " Gasoline
person HZjrM
If yon buy economically you buy on
' the "cost" bsis and insist on RED
V CROWI GASOLINE.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
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WIIKRK T11K CROWDS GO
Friday
3 2 PIECE
ORCHESTRA
At the Bungalow
ASHLAND
The Oakland CCalJ Band
Will Furnish the Music
GRANDCONCERT
at the Band Stand
L5THIA PARK
Dancing 9 to 12
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