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PAGE TWfl MKDFOni)-M"ATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORT). ' OREOOX, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 1016 TOCAL AND JUPRRSONAI. A homo race, thruo-vlKlita of a mile for a purse or f.200 side, will be singed at the fair grounds at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon, between Helen Burke, (Irafrie llaber, owner, and Baby Doll, Jockey It. Spear, own er. The admission will be freo. Whon I Bo down town tontnht t will buy Home of PciiI'd Palm Toilet Soap, 6c a cuke, or 4 for Via. Kegu lar 10c caken, at Heath's Dmis Store, opposite Nanli Hotel. 1 4) Herbert Alfnr.d has returned from a abort visit to. Stanford and San Francisco. Oet your bakery goods at Do Voo's, Klmer Fosk and' Treve T.uinfido:, left today for the hills In the caOru part of the slate expecting to relnrn with the limit. Seo tho stock labels carried by the Medford Printing Co., It you are In a hurry. Chester Kruii, of PuVnllup, Wash., Is spending a few dnyg In the city. Modford boosters smoke the Med ford and Mt. Pitt ctaurB. Amos Potty returned Frlduy to his home In ItosebuiK afler a visit with Modford relatives. Tho new plant of tho Nurmt Bak ing Company will bo open, for pub lic Inspection on or about September 1. ' Kxact dato will bo announced laler. South Front street. Wr. and Mrs. C. C. Paul anil daugh ter, Caroline, who havo lived on Maid en Lane for Iho past six years, havo left to mako their home in North Yakima, Wash. Buttornillk 3c quart nt Do Voe'B. ProrosBor .1. O. Wlllett of the Kerby school spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. .1. II. Uelllimer, and has gone lo Ashland to spend a few days visiting relatives. Why smnko bit cigars, when La GondaB aro only 10c. Mrs. Mary .1. Kiiolin and family of Santa Barbara are stopping In Med ford for a few days. Auto wheols repaired; first class Job guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Mitchell's llepalr Shop, opposite pub lic mnrkot. Art Hoggs of Cold Hill was ar rested for drunkennesB yesterday and was fined $u. He was getting ready for tho big timo at Gold Hill to night. Bakery goods at D Voe's. Tlev. and Mrs. Hogg returned from Seattle this morning, where they spent a delightful vacation. Get your milk, cream, i butter eggs and buttermilk at De Voo's. Otis Alliums of Central Point is a Medford visitor today. Smoke a King Spitz cigar, 5c. They nre lioino-mndo. tf lOdnard Kahler, who Is connected with the First National Bank, will spend tho week end visiting in the vicinity of IOugene. The world's greatest companies. Holmes, The 'Insurance Man. Mr. Warren Mce and son, Charles, and D. W. Kuut'en of Applegste are business visitors hero today. Lunch goods at Do Voo's. Seo Davo Wood about that fire In surance policy, orrice Mall Tribune lildg. '..' Mr. anil Mrs. P. C. Crcso and family of Tacoma, Wash., are visiting hern this week. Sutnetbtng new, brick ice cream In sanitary packages. Keeps two hours. Talto ono with you. Tho Shasta. Jih lloiightltd of Willow Springs is a business visitor hero today. Typewriter paper ol all kinds nt Medford Printing Co. Kdward .luily and son, Norman, of (irlftin creek, are trading In .Medford today. Try a King Spitz cigar and en couruge home industry. K. L. BuiiMin of Ccnlral Point was shopping in .Meilford Saturday. Do Voo buys beer bottles. iMra. Albert Painter of Central Point was a Medford vlillor today. Dr. Klrcbgeasner will be nt Hole Nash every Wednesday. Hours for consultation 10 to It. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. He Vlmias and son nf Tulsa. OKin., are visiting Mrs. .1. F. IHtlMin. Siskiyou or Colestin water. 10c bottle at Do Voe's; 5c deposit on hot He. Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Daniels of Santa Barbara were visitors of Mr. and .Mrs. T. K. Daniels the first or the week. They loft Friday for Portland. Gates sells Ford cars, $200 down and a mouth. O. It. Howard of Tulsa, Okla , sent In a fine back yesterday from his camp on the I'tnlHiua divide. Mra, Lunily, Nu-IJono Corsets. Phiine S2S. or call "SO W. 1 Hli street. Asblaud Thursdays. 104 Mr. and Mrs. ('. !!. ManaKr-an and Mr. and Mrs. T. '.. Daniels will spend Sunday at Prospect. Big Dc milkshakes at Pe Voe's. C. C. Walker or Central Point as in Medford on business Saturday. Baths S.'c. Hotel Holland. C, II. Natwlck or Hold Hill Is rosin tend at the Hotel Nash. Ii.. L. Martin and J. A. Perry of Hie Co-Operative Fruit Association, Ivft today tor a hunt in tho L'ppet Applegato district. See the new fall hats at Lottie Howards, 109 N. Central. L. C. and N. L. Narrigan of Eagle Point were trading in Medford Satur day. Tonight. I will get some of Peet' Palm Toilet Soap, C.c a ralto or 4 for c. Itegular 10c soap, at Heath's Drug Store opposite Nash Hotel. I III Altred A. Parkhurst or the Crater ake hotel Is in Medford on business today. Classes at St. Mary's Academy, Medford, Oregon, -I11 bo resinned Tuesday, September iltli. Complete courses offered In high s-'huol, grain- mar and primary grades. Kxcep- tlonal advantages In music, art, and china painting. Day pupils and boarders received. Excellent sleep ing-porch accomodations aro a fca ture of the boarding school. C. P. Crib and .lack Hardy, busi ness men of Portland, are spending a few days in. Medford. He Johnnie on the spot by buying one of my alarm clocks. Tho best on tho market. Guaranteed for two years. Satisfaction always my guar antee. At the sign of tho red dial clock. F. K. Diamond, Jeweler. J I. T. Hubbard or tho t'ueher Butte district Is spending Iho day In Med ford. . Pear label time Is here. Stock labels or special labels at the Med ford Printing Co. It. K. Phelan and K. Walton of the Orchard Home district aro In town today on business. Why not got It at De Voe's? 12. J. Nedd, reported to have left tho city on a pleasure trip to dls- sou, Cat., has not left Medford. You won't miss It If you use one or my alarm clocks. The kind that Is guaranteed for two years. At the sign of the red dial clock. Fay E. Diamond, Jeweler. day for Seattle, where she will enter tho University of Washington. Pears and' applo label prlntors for tho lloguo river valloy, Medford Printing Co. Miss Gladys Miirnane. who has spent the summer at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Swem leaves Mon day for her homo In St. Paul. Buttermilk, 10c gal.. Do Voo's. Horn Friday, Sept.' 1,'J91 to Mr. and Mrs. Lee F. Boot offihls city, an eight pound baby girl. 'J For tho best lusuranco sec Holmes The insurance Man. The Medford baseball team will leave tliis morning for Brookings, where they will play during tho Cbet- co carnival. Tho Ashland band will mako tho trip. .Tho banks, county and city ofrices and postofflc.es will be closed Mon day, September I, as it is Labor Day, and a legal holiday. Tho barber shops will close, T. II. E. Hathaway speiit.'Tliursday fishing on Itoguo river and reports poor luck, getting but one strike. Sam Kahler of Lakevlcw, Ore., is spending a few days in the city at tending to business. Miss Olive and Peggy llogan, and Laura llogan Atkins leave today for various parts of the state to enter upon their dalles as teachers. Miss Atkins has been re-engaged to teach tho Savage Creek school, Miss Olive will teach again on the Applegate, whllo Peggy goes lo Luke county to fill a vacancy In tho Lakevlcw schools. The Misses Kathryn and Elizabeth Woltr nio spending their vacation at their parent's home In Maiden Lane,. Elmer Fox and Treve l.tinisdcn leave today on a deer hunting t.-lp In the eilst end or the county. Mrs. Porter J. Nefl and son, John. will return to Meilford 'within the fortnight unless delayed by the rail strike. They havo been visiting the middle west during the summer with friends and relatives. Hemstitching, basting and all kind of colored buttons made at Mrs. Ilau- ey's. Carnett-Corey bldg. anss tula II. llogan has accepted a position as teacher of Iho McClouit school and will leave the latter part of tho week tu begin her work. Miss I .ora Cmich has returned fi her vacation spent with her sister at Pomona, California Mr. and .Mrs. Deli McKce were it from Hun. oiii on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. lloweu ha: moved Into the .Miller house, former ly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Chris KecKan. iMr. and Mr. Wilbur I ii Microti Mnneom tarried in town a few hours Monday. Miss Pauline Crecvcs and l.ociis Baker attended the show at Medford Thursday evening. .Mrs. Ella Cook accompanied lr Dora Saltmarsb to her home near Muncoin Tucsiiny. Rev. Paul S Bim.ly was n caller from Central Pelm the flit of tin week. Tube Garrett came In from ll;i;i com Tuesday to prove up on hi homestead. Frank Silva accompan led lilni s a witness, OFASfMIll The lucul business mind is becom ing obsessed with the idea that, be roro Medford can make further pro gress 1" substantial growth, it must have the payroll. The only way to obtain the payroll Is to establish in dustrial enterprises. Te deduction contained in tho first statement and the lutier arc. truisms. Local business men have, there fore, concluded to begin the develop ment of local timber resources by the establishment of a sawmill. That is the only way to accomplish that purpose. The reason that local busi ness desire to develop the local tim ber resources Is found lu the fact that, by doing it themselves, they not only acquire the payroll neces sary in this development, but they keep tho dividends at home. Not only is tho most of the production of lumber kept in local circulation, but the profit on the product, owned by locul people, Ik kept ut home. Comiainy Now Being Formed. Willi this combination of ideas in view, a local company is now in pro cess of formation for that purpose. S. S. Bullis, president of the. Southern Oregon Traction Company, 'who is an oid-t'imo saw mill man, has sub scribed $10,000 to a fund of $25,000 for that company. Tho fact that Mr. Bullis l willing to subscribe tho I a eg est : individual. Biitii, thus giving the controlling interest to other local business men, w ho will subscribe the romainlng $ 15,000, ought to be taken as evidence of bis confidence in the enterprise and the profits of its operation. Mr. Bullis expresses a willingness lo invest In this project purely ns a business proposition. Hox Factory Will Follow, The saw mill contemplated in this project will yield a constant payroll of approximately $2,000 a week. The box factory will follow with a larger payroll, because It will require a greater number of operatives. This will make a fair start out of tho rut of inactivity from which local people have suffered severely for years. Other enterprises will quickly follow in the wake of these institutions of business, and thus we will recover our business equilibrium. Early next week, In order lo In sure sufficient rajdtul to handle the proposition, business men who are In terested In this enterprise "will ask other local men to invest what they may in It. The timo is short In which to take advantago or nn attractive of fer of plant and equipment. It is the desire of those who havo this matter in hand that to make it wholly a local project, thus enabling thorn to keep at home, not only all tho money In vested, but all of the profits accru ing from the operutlou of the plant, including the payroll. FEATURE Al PAGE Tin; I'iUiflUluuUvr tii'tVrs iin unusu ally fine drama (ttiii-lil, iV'uturmi: iVrJi) UiMi mill Owen Mauri in "Suuu Ucks tin- limit." Tin foin 'ly, "Math Tub lVriU," is n urnx! i mo' ''Sunday (li Metro WnndtM'play. " I lu 'rm'ivlr I,iidy, will lie shown. 'tn ittt::u llalj'h lie!;: and Irene Hurt ley. no strIke bill passes (Continued from phko ono) has signed the ciiOit-hour hill. Another meet ins of (lie official will In? held tonight alter (he somite .has acted on the house MM. That was all Mr. Ciarretson, leader of the brotherhood, would say roj;iird ln tho probable time of the. lalliim off or the strike. This was tho first statement showing that tho house Mil ivas wholly satisfactory to the brollit-i'hoods. Any amendment to the house bill In the senate would throw all the negotiations In the indefinite stace ami with that In mind, adminis tration leaders used ivory effort as the ikdrate in the senate progressed !o insure pasme of ttie hutise bill In its oriclual form. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY roit SAI.K -7 acres close In on Pa ri f i c Highway, &oox No w i o n an i pear orchard, water right, on l SO acres all In cultivation; 10 acres 'Newtowns, fine soil, $ I. nnn. 20 acres, modern Improvements; Huh? in, beating orchard. Snap at JS.O00. Other orchard bariuns from $;0 to 1 1 uri per acre. K':R KXCH VNOK--o-rre ranch. Improved, irrigated, finest bottom lund. aa 10 per lent net from crops alone on valuation. $2,,oii. clear. Want mnalter acreage, lirst payment. Clark Ilea My Co., 'J0i Thin lUdg. How iimny foolish circus rumors have you livurd -inco the first adver tising car of (be Knrnimi & p.ailoy show visited Medford and announced (hut the 'Vi-eato- hw on earlb" would exhibit here on Monday, Sep tember 11 for one ierformniiee at 10 :i. m.? Jlavoyuu heard that ierenuiiit tiu- tiiimted report (hat the show always divides into two after it leaves New York City in the spring, and that only half of it will be seen here, the other half briii"- on exhibition in some other portion of the country? No more, foolish fallacy ever exist-1 ed. It would be a physical impossibil ity to divide the ureal Itanium & Hai- j ley circus and from a bushiest stand point it would be suicidal. The most peeubar feature of this absurd and unfounded rumor that is circulated nearlv every year is the fact that such a t hiiijLT litis never even been at tempted in the hi-tory of oircusdom. A divided show would mean two sep arate and di.-tmet organizations, two enormous menageries, two complete equipments of canvas and railroad trains, two hosts of employes and performers. Such a scheme would be about as feasible as to divide a jrreat oeeiin liner into two or more pails ii ml send each pari to a different port. Of course,-at a cerium period dur 'X the summer there is hothiu; thai ennaes the attention of the young sters and the oldster. as does (he eoininir of the hij: circus, and it is iiile natural that its advent should be much disete-sed in advance. - It is decidedly unfair, however, both to tho central public ami lo the circus, to circulate stories that create doubt in the public mind and work luTrui to the circus in a on-micss way. No busi ness institution in the world suffers as much from false stmies and rum ors ns the circus does, and no Ihim 'iess institution bettor deserves to have tho truth told about it Hum dues the circus, for it is the one typical national amusement enterprise, cater ing lo all njres and classes. The Uar- niuii & Ihiilev circus, and the other biir enterprises ate operated as dean', legitimate anius'ement organizations. Their tremendous si.e alone make- it. possible for (hem to ;:ive a larger, costlier and better entertainment at a smaller cost to the patron than any other form 'of amusement. According to the poliee authorities in the cities which the Harnuiu & liai ley" circus has exhibited already this season, the show is altsolutely clean in every detail and every promise made by its advertising departments and the maiiiiycnient is rigidly observ ed. It has uo undesirable foHowitej of blnekh'vk petty thieves and cheap CHICHESTER S PILLS V. . THE IflAMOMI (IRANI!, A DIAMOND ItHANI PI!,!,, for 2f yci known ikst, SaJcst, Always ReliahU SOli) BY DRUGGISTS EVEKVWHERE Star Theatre TODAY ONLY YM. A. Hlt.VJJY ' Presents Mollie Kill! -IX Incites Boomerang Story nf a liusban.l's iiivat love for ihlUliTii and his flsht for tlic little mother of his batie-. .Miss King as the little mother of the hills. also m:si'(k co.mi-:iy l.NTliltl'RnAN AUTOCAK CO, TIME CARD, Leare Medford tor Astiiand, Talent and 1'honnlx dally, except Sunday, al S;00 a. in.. 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 6:11 p. tn. Also oh Saturday at 11:16 p. ra. Sundays leave at 8:00 and 10:SO a. m. and 1:00, 2:00, 6:30 and ):30 p. ra. Leave Ashland for Medford daily, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Saturday nlgbtt at 6:30 and 2:20, Sundays leave Ashland at 9:00 . m. and 1:00, 1:30. 8:30 and 10:11 D. m. Save Your Rags Medford Junk Co. Uuys all kinds of Junk HIDES OUR SPECIALTY 33 North Bartlett St. Phone 283-J. frCy rmUi Kfd nl told BiruniAV fV V;7a '. seaie-J ilh Clue Ka. iMiVvl Tote tin olhrr. But of yonr " IV - I'pinrtrlnt. AAWnn-l IIKH.TFRH - 3f jramM'-r--, iiiitl u woman or child U lis sale on the circu-s roiuuU uluue an with nn e-eort. AMCSKMKYrS TODAY Page Today An Unusually ' Fine Drama Featuring Dorothy Gish Owen Moore Susan, a wealthy sm-iety nirl, mi-Ics to corm-t tint evils that exist in- Xrw York. Her ml voiitiirctt and romance is the Mih.jct-t lo this .sph-iMlitl film. AXIl Till-: IvlCVSTOMi; Bath Tub Perils Just Xtmseiise .liiist laughs TOMORROW- Metro Wonderplay, "The Pm-ple Lady,"r:i Ralph Herz and Irene Howley f t f f Susan Rocks the Boat A Fnir oA the Peonle. for the Peoole. bv the Peoole V JACKSON COUNTY INDUSTRIAL FAIR I Medford, I; Agricultural "Will contain products of and orcliard. There will V grasses, seeds and vegetables. t mini till lii J:l v ii ill displ xhihits, ten in nuinlier. y t X Lively Races H'liall panics, huckiiig X Dasel.all iov races, ladv riders, lmll riding, rclav races, wild horse races and uuiiieiuus nov- eltv stunts. Something iiiini.it t. v mn r?i?Fi7 n a i J Sepiemliei' I I, coinnieneing at 12 o'clock. I'lvery man. sou county expected to 1 bashful, for we want all The Women's Department Is an opportunity to view a beautiful A t scene of specimens nf women s indus A try and handiwork. Especially tine this year. This department will In put uptown in the Davis-Yawter building, next to Schieffeliu Grocerv, V V September l.". "When you V vour entrv your emiy no nor iinng io lair grounds, but take same to this build t y x Children's Department Bigger and T Several trips provided for the I avis- awter liuiUung. along with the Ladies Department. Big Night Program Band and Orchestra Music, Vaudeville and Style Shows put : on by merchants, with living models. j 3? A T? A TD T?rT VATTVTn A rrv T t-v i1 r i iv rvirv i wi u : . A VANCE, Pres. MRS. E. V. COFFIN Teaclier of PIANO AND VOICE (10 HUSH AVK. MR. FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of Piano and Harmony A successful teacher who gets results quickly. To avoid disap pointment, register now, as vacant lesson periods aro limited. HAIGHT MUSIC STUDIO JOlUuriictt Medford, Oregon Here Is Your Chance to Let Go Some Pear Money Sl'Kl'IAL No. 1. Ten acres near Phoenix, 4 1-2 miles from Medford, licautU ful view of the valley; good frea soil, on corner, public highway on north and west; 1 miles from Pacific highway, good graveled road lo Pacific, highway; all fenced, woven fire; J300 worth of buildings, house, hen house and out buildings and well; 5 acres of pears, mostly Bartletts, just coming into bearing seven years old; me acre of Newtown apples, a few Splbenbergs. For Immediate- s;ile $r,(H. One half cash and balance terms to suit purchaser at 7 per cent, or will discount 5 ner cent on t Uo one half for cash. Will consider, trado for ono half. HURD LAND & INVESTMENT CO. 10. 11 .Imksoii County liniik HHht. -Medford Oregon. In the Country God Made and Man Forgot Tlici'e will lie Horse Uai.-es. You fellow with the speedy u;ig (1 ET BUSY. Hall ('lames, Dancing and otlici SPORTS, BAND MUSIC KVEUY BAY II EAR THAT? Bring yonr TENT and BED and utilize the Eli EE CAMPING GROUNDS. The. Date SEPTEMBER 2, 3, 4 The Place BROOKINGS, Curry County, Oregon The Event ... CHETCO COVE CARNIVAL Sept. 13, 14, Hall field, garden lie grains, All kinds A litv ti " 11 ft lmshandry Wagons Daily horses, cow- -roat roiling, liulldogging, doing every RtrrTTT? onri rniUMTTMTTV nAV f attend. Bring your cups and to eat and be merrv. go to make State Fair at Salem. These -i - S. I. BROWN, Sec. 1'HO.NH 5(IU-Ii - l'oiv)' IIuiIHitC IMiouo T A f y f t f 15 and 16 t A Fine Display of Farm Machinery of tools and implements of V. for farm and garden. and Motor V chick's. Big School and Field Meet Tliursday, Sejiteniber 14. Every j school in county represented. Hun- J ning races, pole vaults, broad jump- & ing, sliot iut, basket ball, tennis in A fact, something for all the young ath letes to do. A. woman and child in Jack- J: try the coffee, and don't be t y y t y y v y y y y y y y y Textile Fabrics Knitting, sewing, crochet anl fancy work-, drawings, engravings, photo graphs, 'bric-a-brac, curiosities an keepsakes. Plants, floral hoi.." 'es: and pieces. Music and musical instru ments, merchants' displays. All stag ed in Davis-Yawter building, corner Central and Sixth streets. Better than Ever exhibits will be staged in A. rt i iiiii . - - m- vtjuj f
