Medford mail tribune., August 11, 1916, Page 6, Image 6

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Willi tlm addition of on emergency
clausp, dfrlarlDK that the Immediate
pansaKe of the ordinance waft neces
Ktiry for the "Immedlute ' preserva
tlon of the peace, health and safety
of the city" the ordinance milliorlz
iiiB the issirauce of f:tO(l,(H)0 honda
for the coiiKtructlon of the railroad to
1I10 I II 11 h Ledge, was passed at Its
second, third and final' readings hy
the conncll last nlKlit.'
The only dlssenllnK vote was that
of Conncllinun Amy. Couiicllmen
Keene and Davis, however, qualified
their votes and asked that their
(liialiflrationK appear on the minutes,
They stated that they voted affirma
tively for the measure against their
own judgment, but feellns they
should vote, that as the servants, not
the dictators of the peoplo the elec
tlon of May 10 nave them no other
choice.
Councilman Keene asked that the
final action he delayed until a full
council he present as Councilman
llarfirnvea was ahsent. Maun, how
pver, averse to further delay, said:
feet's net It over with" nnd the
ordinance was put on Us final pas
fliftn. ..
t Instead , of, the crowded benches
that at former discussions has met
the council, only clKht sat In the
council chamber besides tho active
participants.
. Commenting on the passago of the
measure this morning, S. S. Hullls
fiUld :
"The ordinance, I believe, is satis
factory, all hough it will no doubt he
fnibject to minor changes at the hands
of bond buyers. The contract be
tween myself and the city, has, been
xlgned and is .UM. i ,uyi,cjjjre
construction now waits on the sale of
the bonds and the beginning of saw
mill operation, so that business for
the road will be assured." .
"Advances, effective September 1,
of (9 a ton in transcontinental freight
rules on rails," continued Mr. Hullls,
"and the raise In the price of rails
Klnce last spring will make the steel
for the roud to tho Ditto Ledge cost
$2r,nno more than It would have
last spring. However, 1 have a few
rails on hand, I can get a Tew moro,
anil wo will make it somehow."
During tho bond campaign, the
principal advocates declared that .Mr.
Hullls hud already purchased
rails. ;
AT LODGE HALL
Oil SOCIETY
the
BARRETT PEARS
Unrtlcl auction market, August
10:
Ni'w York, $2.80, 'JO curs (a rise of
1 I ciMits over yeMenlny's qtiotalioii) ;
Jloslon ."fJ li-'i; CltieaK", sfci.H.'i; Phila
delphia, -'.!)().
IfriM-ipis ami shipments in Mi'dford
y"-tenl:iy and last uilit :
Kopm Www Fruit au Produce as
sociation, -l.'iOO hoxes, 7 car rolled,
l'ackini; is i'ti T I i it.u' off as in some or
chards 0e first picltiuj is practi. all;
completed.
liny I 'miner, l,"iHl hoxe, 1 ear yes
lerday, '. today.
Producers Fruit Co., 'J cars rolled,
T) ipls not eliceked.
Io-uc liiver Co -opera live TVmi
(iri'',i' ussociation, 1 car rolled, re
ceipts imt checked.
II. !. Irwin. I ears to dale. 1 to
day; receipls not checked.
K. M. Mi'Keaiiev, 8 rnr Jo, date,
2 ears today, 1,'iOlt boxes yesterday
an. I lat liiulit. Will star) mi -10
next week, -hipping 1 ear a day.
(irants Pji plant will stmt iiey.t
week ami Ahinul plant week !i1iou-
Visiting eastern officials of the
KnightK of PythliiB, who are guests
of Med ford members of the order,
will appear tonight ul eight o'clock
at ihfi K. of P. hall tn a brief pro
xruin, to whfi b the public Is Invited.
. AddreHKCs will ho delivered by
Mom. K. Plnimner of Hath, Me.,
Col. S. 1.. ho wry of Tampa, Florida.
Hon. John P. Arbenz of Wheeling,
V. Vu., Senator J. K. ltichardnon of
Hulthnora ami Colont-I .1. 11. Means,
of WhettlfiiK. Solo numbers Mill be
Kiven by Miss tera KKcrton, who was
Kololst at Die Suprenie Lode in Port
land last week. !
A HtereoptU-an lecture "The Story
of Pythian Knighthood," illustrated
by 10ft views, will be given by Oorgft
W. Penniinan of Huston, Heielary of
the committee on education of the su
preme lodge.
The 12 members of the party arc
at Crater Lake today and upon their
return thin afternoon will visit the
fruit packing plants In Med ford. Mr.
Stini
- of hixie, southern rerninis-
a Minrt appropriate pntram
esses ami recitations and t'ol
pienic served in true.
wires,
of add)
lowing that a
sunt hern style marked the session uf
the Rnue Uiver VjiIIcv Dixie asso
ciation in I.ilhia Park, Ashland, Wed
lie-day evening-.
SiHilhciiieis IVuiii all over the val
Icy were in atlendaiiee when Prcsi
dent John J i 1 1 of the Dixie associa
1 1 en called the meeting to order and
requested M. ii'eeil, chainaaii oT
the tinijtatii committee to piv-idc.
If. P. Campbell, "Dick Posey,
opened with a reading from .lame
Whilcomb Ifiley, President Dill fol
lowed with a cordial welcome address
Tile response wa- jiiven bv-Dr. T. I!
Ford, chaplain of the editorial asso
ciation and tlUlriel superintendent of
the Salem di-driel of the M. K. church
Addresses by It. . direr and i(
ii. iiimcs coinpii-ieit (he adiltesscs on
the program.
A stirring rendition of ''Dixie' hv
the nssoeinl inn concluiled the pro
SPENDING HONEYMOON ON PACIFIC COAST
renniman win ooiain a numncr oiigram, ancr winch ml.jnuriiiiiwit was
Views of the packing operations, to ! made lo the vieinitv o! the baud
use In his lectures on tho west tin r- (stand where the Ashland hand uave
lug tho coming reason. Saturday
morning the party will leave for San
Francisco, Grand Canyon and other
western scenic points.
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GILL NETTERS
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.MAItSIIKIICLl), Ore., Aug.
overnor James Wltliyi oinlie anil
members of the state game commis
sion returned here today from Tort
Orford where they made a brief pre
liminary Investigation Into tho dif
ferences between salmon fishermen
of the Itogue river.
The governor sluled that Itodoricl;
Marleay of Portland, owner of
large fishing and packing Interests
on tho river, had become Involved in
personal encounter recently at Wed-
derburn with independent gill net
fishermen, who had beaten and
choked him. He stated that there
bad been several encounters between
Marleay employes and the Indepen
dent fishermen. Two special state
agents are now on their way lo Wed
deburu to utlempt to prevent further
trouble.
There is one thing
about friends, they are
easily converted into.
enemies
We take care to deliv
er consistently good
r Tailoring and there
fore hold our friends
everlastingly.
GUiS
The Tailor
40 North Front St.
Suits $15 and up
NEWS ON AUGUST 31
IXIMAXAI'OUS. Aug. 11. The
notification ceremonies, at which
has. W. PnlrlianKs will be lolil of
ficially of bis nomination as the re
publican candidate for vice-president,
will ho held at his residence at 2
o'clock on the afternoon of August
.11, It was announced today,
Lawrence Y. .Sherman, t'nlted
States senator from Illinois, will he
the principal speaker at a rally at S
o'clock In the. evening following the
notification.
n 'concert ciiiunlimeiilii
oiil licrners.
Aiming tho-e nice. nt from MriU'nrd
were: Aliases A. uiiil 11. Ke'fl.ur, Airs.
I '"I'll I,. Itcrrv, Jlrs. V. I. lirmvn
.Mrs. Unrcnee rp.slmw, Mrs. Dura
linos, II. ('. fliiinelt, ('. I,. I'pshaw
A. X. Wright, CuMinim. Airs. Jos.
eiliine t'lilhoiin, Mrs. ('. I,; Seliiel'f'e-
hn, .Mrs. ( . ('. Van Sco.voc. Mrs. Sara
Vim Aleler, Miss Mnry lirown, II. C
I'rciicli.
rietcher Fish of Central l'olnt
In .Medford on business today.
I OWE
MY HEALTH
To Lydia E. Pinkham'g Veg
etable Compound.
Washington Park, 111. "I am the
mother of lour children and have suf
fered with female
trouble, backache,
nervous spella and
the blues. My chil
dren's loud talking
and romping would
make me so nervous
I could just tear
every thing to pieces
and 1 would ache all
over and feel so sick
that 1 would not
want anyone to talk
to me at times. Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills re
stored mo to health and I want to thank
you for the good they have done mo. I
liavo had quite a hit of trouble and
worry but it does not affect my youth
ful looks. My friends say ' Why do you
look so young and well l ' I owe it all
to tho Lydia E. Pinkham remedies."
Mrs. Koiit. StoI'11-x, Moore Avenue,
Washington Park, Illinois.
We wish every woman who suffers
from female troubles, nervousness,
backache or the blues could see the let
ters written by women made well by Ly
dia E. l'inkhum's Vegetable Compound.
I f you have any symptom about which
you would like to know write to the
Lydia K. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn,
.Mass., for helpful advice given free of
charge.
BASEBALL
MEDpORD
vs. WEED
AT MEDFORD
Sunday, August 13
This is the last big game of the season
on the home grounds and the local
team has been strengthened for the
occasion
Game called at 2:30 p. m.
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Williiini K. Dirk nnd his bride, Mndi-linc Kon-c Alnr, wlm was Ihc widow
of John Jacob Alor. Tin1 jdrturc was takn in San Krain-isco ju-t lifter
their arrival in the wo( on a hunevin.mn iournev. Thev intend to visit
rneil'ie, coast pleasure resorts durin!- their western visit and will orob-
ihly enjrae a house at Santa liarbara, where tliev can enjov fieednni
from the curious public.
.tRecocniztoiSousands
So
ILL ii today the World' Studmrd
Blood PuriQer a reputation gaioed by itt
own merit as Nature's true attestant lo
ueceiiful treatment of blood diieatca.
Your own blood may bee Hing for help
in figbtins tome form of blood diieaie
Get a bottle of S. S. S. today and avoid
tbe possibility ttl a long sifite of bodily
diKomfort.
Swift Specific C.
AtUnU, Ga.
The Basket Grocery
Price-Cutting Store ;i
Guaranteed Creamery Butter, lb. 28c
Soda, package 06c
1 1 lbs. Cane Sugar $ 1 .00
5 oz. Can Oysters 10c
Royal B. Powder, lb. can 43c
Royal B. Powder, 's lb. can 23c
Brown Soap, 8 bars 25c
Crystal White Soap, dz 45c
Swift's White Soap, dozed 45c
WLite, Red, Bayo Beans, lb 10c
Lipton Tea, I lb 63c
Upton Tea, '2 lb 33c
Ball Bluing, box 05c
Bon Ami, 2 cakes 15c
Sapolio, 2 cakes 15c
Polly Prim Cleaner 05c
pKaro Syrup, 5 lb pail 33c
Karo Syrup, 10 lb. pail 63c
Crisco, small can 28c
Crisco, medium can 55c
Crisco, large can $1.05
Bulk Crackers, lb 09c
White or Yellow Meal, 9 lbs 30c
High Patent Flour, guaranteed,
sack $1.35
Jap Rice, lb 6'2c
Hershey's Cocoa, 'j lb 17c
Gelatine, package 10c
Large Bottle Olives 22c
4 lbs. Sack Table Salt ... 08c
10 lbs. Sack Table Salt 20c
High Grade Bulk Teas, lb 38c
Mascn Jar Caps, dozen 22c
Best Grape Jar Rubbers, doz 07c
Bulk Coal Oil, gal. 18c, 5 gal. :. 85c',
25c can K. C. Baking Powder .: 25o.
This is only a small list of the items we carry.
EVERYTHING GUARANTEED WE SELL. FREE DELIVERY.
Phonel43 Tfte BaSket GrOCery I5 North First
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WE SOLICIT YOUR MAIL ORDERS.
New Belts
in pnteiit lciftlicr
and kid, n It sixes,
at 25, 35, and
69:
New Ties
Siiinc new ideas
in Windsor Tics.
WE PREPAY ALL MAIL OR EXPRESS
Crochet Cotton
at 25 and
5V
TheWom'atfs ;Store
14-22 NORTH CENTRAL
y KDFORD, OREGON
Towels
T 11 l'k isli Ba tli
Towels, q;oo(l size,
sci-ial 10 each,
"iJucilla" brand,
all sizes and eol
ltirs, special 10d
ball.
SATURDAY IS THE BANNER DAY
IN OUR AUGUST CLEAN-UP SALE
WOOL SKIRTS
All $4 Wool Skirts $2.98
All $5 Wool Skirts $3.75
All $6 Wool Skirts $4.48
All $8 Wool Skirts $5.98
All $10 Wool Skirts $7.48
'Korrect' Brand-Best Made
Cleaning up All Summer Wash Goods
WASH SKIRTS
AU$2 Wash Skirts $1.48
AU$3 Wash Skirts $2.25
All $4 Wash Skirts $2.98
All $5 Wash Skirts $3.75
All $6 Wash Skirts $4.48
'Korrect' Brand -Best Made
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last colors,
willies, now.
vard
8c
Klaxons and Dim
ities, jfood iat
terns, up to 20e';
values, now.
Vard
12c
Piiies. Po)lins,
Crepes and
Wash (!oods,
values, now,
lard
ancv
19c
40-inch Organdies,
Crepes and other
materials up to
(iac values sjceial ,
yard '..
39c
Saturday Sale of Hosiery and Underwear
X. See These Hosiery Bargains
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Lisle and Fibre
Silk I losicry, wort
'!!tc, today very
sperial. sale, pair
25c
Children's
Cotton
values.
White
Hose.
specia
15c
Women's Silk I lose
in black, white and
colors, worth today
l.lM pair, now. pr
$1.00
Women
grade I-'
I lose
mc
Fibre Silk
special
pair
50c
Real Bargains in Underwear
Women's fine Sum
mer Vests, worth
1c, sale price, each
Children's Knit
Waists, each
10c
Kavser's 1
Suits, real "u
values, now
69c
Women's Union
Suits, all sizes,
special, each
35c
T.aby Shirts, all
sizes, each
25c
Women's fine
Crepe Nightgowns,
l.'J") values, each
98c
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Notion Sale
( lood
Hair i'ins.
special a
paper
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New
Silk
Middy
Laces,
special.
5C
Corset Sale
100 new Corsets,
all sizes, good
width, cheap at
Toe, special,
pair
Women's front
laced Corsets,
new model, $2
values, now '
pair
MANN'S
BEST PLACE TO TRADE
First Showing of Dress Goods
for Fall and Winter Wear
59c S1.25
MANN'S
MEDFORD'S BIG STORE
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