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MKT)FOT?n MATT; TRTHUNE, MRDFOnn. OltWlOV. MONDAY. AITU'ST 11. 1f)1fi TOCAL AND PERSONAL John Enders of Ahland attended the ball game yesterday and visited Med ford friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frcilcrirk Pelouze and Dob Pelouze motored In from EaKlo Point to attend the ball game yesterday. The world's greatest companies. Holmes, The Insurance Man. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Klum left yester day In tbelr car for an outing in the hills. Carl Bowman left Sunday to spend a couple of week at host Lake De Voe will move to the corner of Main and Oakdale about August 10. Mr. and Mrs. CcorRe A. Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. B. 10. Haney have returned from an auto outing trli to Crater Lake and the Klamath country. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norton of Sutherlln spent the week end In Mcd- ford. Get your bakery goods at De Voe's. Miss Katherine Clommcns, who has been the guest of MIsb Jeanetto Pr.t- terson, returned to her home In Grants Pass this morning. W. H. It jney and F. J. Rnley motored to Portland to upend the week end with Mr. and Mrs. II. II Patterson. Medford boosters smoke tho Med ford and Mt. Pitt cigars. " , Mrs. M. B. Black of West Main Blrcot will return from Portland to morrow. Buttermilk 3c quart at Do Voo's. Judge W. 8. Crowoll, who is spend ing the summer at Butto Fulls, wrllos that the fish at the now hatchery aro thriving finely. "Everything In na ture seems to have soma enemy to proy on It. Here they Jinve shot 10 water oozoIh, 13 king flshorB nnd killed 25 water snakes, all cnoniicB of the young fish. I notico that the G. O. P. candidate for the petddeney "made in Gorninny" passed through Medford, en routu to tho bor der whero Cnrrnnza tromblos nnd Villa flees, when the- Kaiser's candi date bellows." . Why smoke bit cigars, whon La Gondas are only 10c. Born To Mr. and Mrs. , II. O Pnriiokor of Ashland, a nlno and one hnlf pound boy, Friday, August 11 Mother and baliu aro doing fine, Auto wheolB ropatrod; first class Job guaranteed. Prloos reasonable. Mltchell'i Repair Shop, opposlta pub lie market. , Tho library Is anxlotiB to have for Its fllos four numbers of tho Good Housekeeping mngu.lno, January, February, March and April, 1811! which the publishers aro iinnhlo to furnlHh.. It will bo much appreciated If some one who has tho magazine tan give thoso copies to the library. Typewriter papor of all kinds at Medford Printing Co, Tho collection of business books which the library has received as loan from tho state library, will bo hero only until August 21!. There nr0 40 or more mooks, dealing with pub llclly, salesmanship, accounting and oilier phases of business extension and they aro again called to tho at tentlon of any who may wish to con suit them hoforo they mo sent nwny Something new, brick Ice cronm In sanitary packages. Keeps two hours. Take one with you. Tho Kliasta. Fruit growers and ranchers vlll d well to figure with us early for haul Ing fruit, liny and grain. Truck capacity, 4 ton. Medford Transfer Co. Phone 95. Trnutfollier and Marsh, props. Best Ice-cream at Do Voe's. W. A. DcmiuW-k, an iitlorney of Oregon City, who is touring Southern Oregon, is In Meilfora today transact ing business with the city recorder. lit. McKay loft thlB morning for Yrcka and other Northern Calirorul.i points, where he has contracting work. Gray's place, cold, drinks, frulta C. I). Colby returned to Medford Monday morning, after having spent six weeks In Merlin, Ore. C 1'. Itoesler, ono of the owners of tho 401 orchard, left this morning for his homo In Fresno, after having fpent soino days In Inspecting his property. Smoke a King Spits cigar. Bo. Tney are homo-made. tf Mr. and Mrs, o. M. Armstrong and their son and daughter are tho guests of Mrs. Armstrong's sister, Mrs. J. F. Illttson. Mr. Armstrong has a num ber of oil wells near Tulsa, Okla . which produce In the neighborhood of GOO barrels of oil a day. De Voo buys beer bottles. The case, of Win. Van Treese. who was taken Into custody Saturday, charged with having cashed two spurious checks or 4.25 each at the Union Creek slore, has been con tinued, pending further Investigation of bis past record. As a condition of the continuance he was ordered to par the loss of the Injured party and! coBta of the action. Van Treese was Trr King 8plti cigar and en courage home Industry, j tf During tho absence of Bill Craw ford, who la away on a two-week vacation, H. B. Cady Is on the night police force. Fifty dollars reward Is being of fered by the Ilornbrook authorities for the return of the Chevrolet Baby Grand car, stolen there Saturday night. Tho factory number Is 14,681 E, and the license Is Cal. 11 7, 7 lit The car is painted maroon color. Get your labels early. Don't wait until the last minute. The Medford Printing Co. Is the place to get thum. Mr. and Mrs. W. Isaacs returned Sunday from a motor trip to Port land, Columbia Highway and oilier sfdo trips. Mr. und Mrs. Tom Peeior and Mr and Mrs. D. Blanchard of Evergreen ranch on the Crater Lake Highway, spent a few hours In Medford today, later going on to Ashland to spend a few days. Baths 25c. Hotel Holland. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. LooniiB have re turned from a two weeks' stay at Pelican Bay, returning by way of Crater Lake. J. P. Illghe of Butte Fulls spent last night In Medford. Buttormllk 10c gal. Do Voo's. II. G. Anderson and family of Weed attended tho ball game in Medford Sunday and spent the night here be fore returning home. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Getter, who are touring the coast, are stopping off In Medford today. Pear label time Is here. 8tock labels or special labelB at the Med ford Printing Co. Charles Turner and Frank Jones, colored shoo shiners, were arrested yesterday on a charge of drunken ness and later released and ordered to appear In Pollco court toduy when tholr case will be heard. Dr. Kirchgcssner will be at Hotol Nosh ovory Wednesday. Hours for consultation 10 to 3. Win. M. Ranger, secretary of the Now Moxlco State IlHtorlcnl Society, Is In Medford today, stopping over from an extended tour of tho west. Mr. Itnngor resides In Santa Fo, Now Mexico. See Dave Wood about that fire In surance policy. Office Mail Tribune Bldg. John Valen Is a visitor In Medford today from Takllnia, Oro. Got your milk, croam, buttor eggs and buttormllk at Do Voe's. 1 ! Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Eilnioiiilndn or Eugene, nro In Medford for a few days. , IMIss Edith Onell of Ilornbrook, Bpont tho week end In Medford. See tho Btock labels carried by the Medford Printing Co., If you are In a hurry. Mrs. J. C. Wicks, Mr. and Mrs. S. G. (iuornsoy and Miss Eniniallne Guernsey of I'ouglikecpsle New York', arrived In Medford Sunday night anil Monday morning left tor Crater Lnkej Siskiyou or Colcstln wator, "lOc' bottle at Do Voe"s; Be doposlt on hottlo. jurs. a. ii. iNcarn, .Mm. v. II. Fos ter, Wolden Conhraiio and LouU) Hyii.zono of Alumoila, Cul., spent last night In Medford anil continued this morning to Shasta Springs. IMrs. K. W. Witto. who has re cently returned from Los Angnlos where sho attended n national train ing school for spirilla corscllers, Is now ready to glvo expert servlco In niiido to meaHiiro corsetry. Phoue 2117-J or call'324 Vancouver ave. Mrs. .1. A. Westerlunil aim Miss Margaret Dully returned Sunday night from Union Creek, where Uiuy IlllVo clitnjieil the past two weeks, lllg 5c milkshakes nt Do Voo'b. W. ti. Ilagelsteln of Klamath Fulls la In Meilford on business today. i.d lonley of Eagle Point spent Saturday evening in Medford. Poars and applo label prlntors for the Rogue rlvor valley. Medford Printing Co. Mr. and MrH. ('lias. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Roberts of Cons liny and their guest. Mrs. A. 10. Dickson of I ml lanii pnllx. arrived In .Medford Inst night ami this morning inotnred to Crnler Lake. Grays place for cigars, to- baccoes. Mr. and Mrs. Fred MiTherson of Eagle Point spent Saturday evening III Medford. Earl Price will return today finin business trip to Montagiio nnd Yrcka. Bakery goods at He Voe's. James P. ami William Hansen of the Pioneer Orchards arc In Medford today. They report that they suffered but a slight loss of Hose pears from Friday's wind. Why not get It nt Do Voe's? Harley Hall, postmaster of lluiu-om Is In Medford today n business. George Woolf, of the Orchard Homo district is In town today pur chasing picking supplies. Lunch goods at Do Voo's. C. C. Paul and family of Griffin Creek are shopping In Bedford today. Mr. and Mrs. ('banning Sweet of Denver arrived in Medford this morn ing and will teur the valley and visit Crater Lake. Mr. Sweet is a bond bu er. The Rev. John Howard, pastor of Ihe l'resb terlan church at irlenusie will preach In the Presbyterian: church next Sunday morning. I Tho Ilev. Alfred A. J. Hogg will leave on Tuesday for a two weeks vacation, going to Seattle, Wash,, where Mrs. Hogg Is spending her va vatlon with her parents. Since his coming to Medford two months ago, the attendance at the regular ser vices of the church lias greatly In creased, and his sermons have been much appreciated. Rev. and Mrs. Hogg will return for the first Sunday in September. Mrs. Hogg Ib u grad- AT THE PAGE TONIGHT Tliumax II. Inec, director-general of the Kay-Hce comer of Triangle, ix chucklinj; mightily these ilnys over his discovery of Anna Lchr, Hie new uate of Oberlln conservatory of music tr who i playing in "Civilization's and has studied In Europe. Sho will I'll", a new feature from the pen add much to the musical talent of Medford. Gates sells Ford ears, 1200 down and J26 a month. Five members of the Grizzlies, Mr. and Mrs. Bunce, Miss Hurd, Roscoe Johnson and Mr. Norton are camped at Crater Lake. of C. Gardner Sullivan, ut the I'll tonight und Tuesday. lie engaged her. for lends who other producers passed her by with the proverbial "cold bright eye." She has succeeded beyond all expecta lions in being u, ifiist-elass "regis t i i ei, wiiu iiig meiiiuir grav eyes. I e i t i . i i'mmiw oi oioniie nun- anil a triMini niw miss rieien Yockcy, Mrs. Yockcy moulli tiuit bctruvs the slightest ri,i tin,! IIH tfllinl fiirru .imnl Un.wl .... I ..I. . I . . 1 .....v. 1 ' J"uuj M; oi ICCIIIlg W1IIIII1. at Crater Lake. hi i,jK s,.,ls nn I ...hi- l,c Miss Elizabeth Putnam Is spending vested pictures with the eloquent' a week at Crater Lake, the guost of that rightfully belongs to them not Superintendent Steel and Mrs. Steel. I Hie sound and intonation of voice, but Josoph Scoonover of Rogue River !'"'. ,,,,'t'"' '" imagination which is was a Medford visitor Monday. minutely more etleclive. Directors Mr n,l Mr, ii A i ,,,, s.v lcy never have worked with iin BAND OF VILLISTAS EI actress more keenly alive to the exij curies oi u sn nation or more re sponsivc to suggestion. Her trans itions may lie sudden when require by the occasion, lint they nlwuy blend smoothly into one another. .Miss Lchr was horn in Austria, but came to America when a child. Sine then she lias played on both sitlcs of Hie waler, Mipportinj; some of the lending iiotors of the day. She is yoiine; anil of striking iiilcllcctuiil type. LIST FOR BALLOTS ramlly and Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Hutchi son and family Bpcnt Sunday at Crater Lake. (Mr. and Mrsi Win. Budge and fnmlly are on an auto trip to Crater Lake and Klamath Falls. E. J. Trowbridge and family are visiting Crater Lake. Packerts tally cards In stock at the Medford Printing Co. 'MIbb Wilma Morris of Butte Falls Is the guest for a week of Miss IOthol Dooms; - ' 'Miss Ethel Lawrence, who hns spent -several weeks in Medford, re turned yesterday to her homo in Gold Hill. Mrs. E. V. Kellogg is tho guest for a few days of her son, E. A. Kellogg at Gold Hill iv nm r:n, ,1 u .....i r.....it.. i I I .vi..vy . - . .... . m. u iiiiiiiij- uuve rs i i.i;,ihi., ana. 14. I lie decision lurneu from an auto trip of about Hint the undertaking of new fran luno miles, stopping among other elnse and reirist ration reform In II. plnces, at Portland and Newport. midst of n great war was too com- Mr. and Mrs. A. 10. Roames and plex and controversial n nrolilcin. was . . i ... ' iiiiiuiy moiorou to Yroka Sunday. announced by Premier Asuuitli in the nun Lawrence, who was Injured a house til commons. At a time, said week ago, when ho struck his head I "c premier, when, tlm war had reach on a rock diving Into Rogu0 rlvor, Is I'd n huppy, promising singe, mid again driving tho Pantorlum delivery when it more than ever required Hie car. i I absolute concentration nt' the ir,,v Mr. and Mrs. Horace Polton were inent, it was impossible to consider guests of A. S. Rosenbaum nt Rogue Hie large questions involved in a re ISIK resort at dinner Sunday. vision ot Hie franchise. lie further Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Dnnicls, Mr. and implied Hint any new bill for Iran Mrs. C. L. Schelfolln, Mrs. Gunrado of elusc reforms in the -future .must of I'asiidena and Miss Cnrlotta Banks I necessity include women, returned this noon from a trip to crater Lake In tho Daniels car, Fred Hupp of Talent la III Medford on business today. s. C. Patterson, D. O'Ncll and B I'rndonburg, who have boon packing fruit In Modford, will leave in a few lays for th0 coast. They- aro from T . i . c'.ii. ( I', ART rt T.ninta MI a..., 11 miss OIIMO INIIIWICK of lOngle Po 111 A oil,, of ,,l. ....! .-., ,. oi."niiiiB me nay wun Met ford cheeked n,n f ..,.! frlen,lo - - n.,..h!) - j t,unuuio ul him milium mine IIHIIK ..... ..mm ..no. j. ii. .i.iCKSOn or I-.IIK e lero (nilnv Sn.,,.. .lnnDli. ........ Point nro spending the day lii Mod- u-iih,irn.i n, .... .' frl- n, ....... ...t. i, ,H H.-UL-1 a wiuuow ana rc- .i. nun iiirs. wiiiinm Perry of rtoonxito,! it ...is.u loiiii are siioiiping in nd- The . u ,i i .., Willi.... I.I . . - .,.,,M Ut,S1, "" "niB or lllieilt IS in a "Ho" llllll Hie l.nnb nt ..r- -.. on ousinesB totlay. ,.;r,)rtg l0 ,,., ., , ,, ... . i'iiii.y 01 naiein tourists arc In iiimnitnr .-,. ur.i .1.... ..... , Meilfnr.1 i,i, .,, ... . ' "" '" Ulfl It'll I !IO I Sill 11 t Imi WI1K nliur, lll,.ll- .nk'nl I... I '"."'j. inoso ill (lie na I V are: I S I,. ,.,nU-.. I ,..I ...,r was put on the counter In plain sight. IPILE OF CURRENCY spent on his $200,000 FOR RELIEF OF VIRGINIA FLOOD VICTIMS WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-Sena- lor Chilton lotluy iul roiluccd a bill to iipproprinlc if'JlMl.lHM) for relief of victims in I lie recent fined in West irgiui.-i. II was referred to Hi pi'iipi'mluuis eiiiiimiilee. lie np- T00 LATE TO CLASSIFY LOST One pair of blue serL-e imnis Finder leave al Tribune office. CHICHESTER S PILLS IMAMtnn IRANI) IMI l a . V .? VtiMknoariM Bwt. b(eI. AIh R.ii.i.i. SOID BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE Austin and family, Mr. and .Mrs. I. A. Curtis, C. W. Smllli and fnmlly niid Mr.-and Mrs. II. A. .lohnson IWIth three extra linemen working in Simmon to the regular crow, the ti'lephono company expects io have tno work of repairing rural lines put out of commission by last Fri day a storm, finished by tonight. Hurry L. Young has returned from a fortnight's vncntlon llrownsboro ranch. Anglers report there are no fish in i in- norm or souili part of Little unite, practically all tho water In the stream has been diverted by the ennnl company and the dlvi-MIng flume stops tlic ascent of the fish, which cannot jump the obstruction. The flume Is unscreened nnd young fish have been carried down to nerlsh In the canals an,! orchards by hundreds. . H. Honey nnd F. J. Ralev prominent residents of Portland were n '" K'''sts ot I!. 11. Patterson I hey were on an uin. i-i.. n, nZ:: ,2z::i:;t:: Every good girl thinks .::.';;;:"",;,";;;,?: :::: her father is the best tho latter Hie Lest of all rishlng streams. llotli ro democrats and siato that public sentiment In nil " i" sinio is favorablo to lison. Kiidy Schollz. who has spent the summer In Medford. will return to finntn ( lara college Thusrdav Among the Medford men who left mis morning on hunting trios are It. Ellis. Carl Flchtner, Cnte and Martin Krlrkson. "iii'iir nan. special writer for Cnlllnra ... . . . . . "i""i jci.icru.v loosing over me valley, as ne ,, of iM,on Marshall. This morning he left for i ruler Lake. A. King Wilson, an attorney of Portland, returned to Medford this iiiorning. ins car havlim broken ,1.,,.. on tne way to Crater Lake. CIIIIII AIII.A CITV. Mex., Aiil'. 14. Heports received here today from General Domingo Arricta said thut one of his columns lias surrounded u bund of 100 men under Nicolas Her nandez, Villa's former chief olistaff, at Las Adargas, Chihuahua, and will attack immediately upon the urrival of reinforcements, llernmidcs, it was ieKirted, failed in his mission lo lo cate caches of ammunition with which Villa hiiii hoped to rcsupply his forces. STRONG MAN ESCAPES and normal schools, nnd lias brought teachers from the United States to organize nnd conduct them. "(lovemor Alvarado is Hided by a volunteer association of the most nd vaiicc,! und highly educated men und women of Yucatan, called the 'Atnnco Peninsular de Yucatan.' The mem bers serve without pay, and have un dertaken the sanitation of the towns and cities, the solution of problems of sewage and water supply, the building of model houses and schot '-:, the further development of a model educational system anil the problems of land distribution nnd scientific, taxation. They ore even going into problems of town planning on the most modern lines of symmetry and beauty. "The change is visible to any present traveler in Y'licatun. All classes, rich und poor, high and low, have caught the enthusiasm of Gov ernor Alvarailo ana ins spienaiu corps of assistants mid lire working in hearty accord to carry on truo re forms so happily begun." BEST TONIC IS S.S.S. SALK.M, Or., Aug. U. John II. Thompson, a l'orllnnd blacksmith and a man of massive strength, escaped from the slate insane usvluiu here early today. As if they were untile of wire, he twisted apart the steel burs of a window with his hare hands, llu is considered dangerous, and a vig orous search fur him is under way. W. A. McKay, another asylum inmate, ilso escaped through the viudow. i ., i MEXICO REAPS REAL' REFORMS (Continued from page one - Few people Ret through the winter and spring without attacks from one of the many blood maladies that leave them weak and unfit to meet the try ing warm season, and the blood so freighted with poisons that it is in capable of supplying the energy and tissue building properties necessary to health. This condition Is revealed In many ways, and by many symptoms, but all point to cne thing infected blood. And just as surely they call foe the one true and tried S, Si S. It insures blood purity and health, S. S. S. for 50 years has been tho standard treatment for all blood trou bles. Catarrh, rheumatism, malaria, skin diseases, and other troubles aris ing from impure and impoverished blood yield to S. S. S. The best tonic. Get S. S. S. from the drug store, and regain your health. Don't take a sub-r stitutc. It is guaranteed purely vege table. Write us for free medical ad vice. Address Medical Department 53, Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. Ca lions nrc. now iinitci1; ji;r,sovern- mental benefit. ULviirnflrf' esriiblish il a government commission to con trol the handling and marketing of the entire sisul crop. Its finances were niTiingcd through n group of New Orleans bankers who underwrote n credit of $10,(1110,(100, and the com mission was thus enabled to tell the liileriinlioniil Harvester coinpiinv nnd the Plymouth Cordnge compnnv Hint they could no longer dictate the price of sisal in Yucatan und the price of twine in the United Slules. Effect Marvelous, file effect in Yiicntnn has been marvelous. J he sisal planters ciin now walk erect without fenr of forc- d liiinkniptcy. Over $20,000,(100 gold was the Yucatan value of the ear's crop, nnd this vast sum was pent largely in the United Slates for f 1, clothing, machinery und building material shipped to Yuca tan. Wages advanced from 10 cents day lo upwards of fill cents a day. ic peons were freed from Hie con tract lubor law and the law of debt. Thev arc free to go nnd come as lltcy please and to work where they please. 'Hill Governor Alvnriido has done mole important work. He has rc- lorcil lo every village all area of illinium laud, so Ihul every family mi linve a garden jilol sufficient to rinse is I ru it iiikI vegetables. He has uiiiile plans for the collective cul tivation of stsul on public liinils. He is established over I'JOO public hools, besides traile, agriculture WATERMELONS JUST RECEIVED A FRESH CARLOAD j . Buy Them for lc PER POUND . ENDERS Ashland Oreg'on THE ORIGINAL imitator The Food-Drink for all Ages Rich milk, malttfd grain, in p6w'r form. For infants, invalids nd growing children. Pure nutrition, upbuilding the whole body. Invigorates nursing mothers and the aged. More nourohing than tea, coffee, etc Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price ANNA LEHR in Civilization's Child This latest Triangle Play Is sure to penetrate right the heart of every motion picture patron. It's a pic ture that vividly portrays conditions as they arc In the gray city of New York, and is certain to awaken more than a spark of sympathy for the difficulties that beset the paths of the Innocent and unwary iu this cold city. "' You'll enjoy watching tho trials nnd struggles of this little foreigner, and the ending, which Is some what different than usual, will carry a story you'll not soon forget. Soinclliliu; New In Keystones ' 1 The Rough Knight It gets a jjtugii every second. "SIIOHTY HAMILTON new Koystuner n Clever Mii tliinnkci'. See Mini. PArp Playing Tonight A VJJ- and Tomorrow JO hn sow Hall " apMITPT9N BlOC THE "GREATER OREGON" With now hulldlnen, hotter mulpiurnt. find tunny nllltlnn to (In fnrultr. the irnivfrnlty of Oregon will brifln Hit forty-first yer,Tuc liiy, September 13, 1 91 fl. NiitM'Inl trnlnlrtff In Commerce. Jnurnnllnm, Architecture, I,nw, Medici nr. Tench Iiir, Libra ry Work, Music, rtijftlcnl TrnlnlitK nnd Flue Art. Lnrce nml stronc depnrtmenU nf Liber al Kducntlnn. Library of more than 02,000 volumes, fif. teen bulldlncM fully equipped, two splendid Kymnnluni)i. Tuition Free. Dorm 1 tor lei for men nnd for women. Kx pennon Lowest. Write for free cALilorf),addressJncReclntrnr UNIVERSITY OF OREGON EI.OKNK, ORKflON In J NfV EDUCATIONAL C. V. man on earth and how the young ladies love to see papa well dressed in a suit made by GU S The Tailor 40 North Front St. Suits $15 and up CANTELOUPES The Medford Fruit Co. announce the arrival of a straight car of Cantaloupes. They are the extra fancy SUN BELT BRAND from TURLOCK, CALIF. Your grocer is making a very low price on cones all this week. Be sure to include some in your order
