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HEW KKANIS PASS ANNIt M. UKbLN GOLFERS FOLIM Tv
LEGION OFFICERS DIES FROM FALL 1 KIRKWOODi
ARE INSTALLED LAUREL ST. HOME ON LINKS TODAY s
evmes
Paul Mc Hum M. t;ite exeeulive
i-uinniillrt'iiiati fur ifn- f.unih ill.--triri,
u hu h iikUhIis i;i imts in
Oivnuii, Installed tin- in-w Atni-r-Iran
l.i'Klun uftiiers i.f the (.Irani
I 'ass post in that city last niht.
Ali'HimuM, folluwhn; tin- installa
tion. t'ontirAtulati-il the Crants I'ass
Mst and the Cavrmni i.f (Irants
Puss loaning their unifurnis i.
the oii-un ili'l-'ation who atUMnl
I'd the niil'uial innvt-ntiun at San
A nt mi Id. 'IVxas. this wt-vk.
I Toss mil nils Indicate that 111.-"Di-cyon
Cavi-nicn" were hv uut
Miiiidlnj; lilts of the parades and
convention ui-ilvities. Mr. AU'Don
il 1(1 also ri'iurtcd upmi tin- last ex
ecutive mm mil tee meet in;.
dtlu-r hical sp.-ak.-rs at last
hIkIu'n installation in the nmthem
city were llnrai-c llr. unify, who
dwelt upon the Increase in nu ni
hcislilp In the A niei ican Lehm
during the past year, and Seeley
Invttic:itiiti this aftetmum ly
Cmmier t'miKer. Clirif hi i'ulic--.MeClvdie
and I'oiiee Of l"i. er I'rc-i-'nil,
recaleil thai the death of
-M is, Annie ireon at ilu iwuu el
lieet this inurr.iiiK was purely
accidental. Death was caused by
her head striking a Mharp cor
nered hoard Nix Inches a hove the
flour, causing a Mood vessel to
hurst in the hack pari uf til'.
head. '
Mrs.
ilead a
lieved
fall al
street.
Alinle M. (ireen. ;t7, is
the result nf whal Is he
o have been an aecideutai
her home. L' 1 0 1 .'litre I
at 7 o'elnck this imun-
llall. who ;
jn uKiam nf
-p..k.
the
nil the
A nierica i
aviat inn
l.t'fclmi.
Wall Street Report
1 in u while in the ha I h room . inr
: oner 1 1. ivnucr is thoroughly 1
! invest iating- the si l nation an.l
this afternoon was inspecting lh
room where the fall look place.'
in order to find possil.te dues.
which might point toward foul
!!".
A small gash ahuve her e
f the only, cut that omld te
' and is believed to h:i e
caused by some sharp uhjec
which she fell. She was
MiW YOIIK. Oct. I I. (.41
AVall street ,I.sed xirng. I'. S.
S:eel went through 1 till with a
rush as buying orders ranging
from liuni to 7'Mmi shares wci
ext en ted. The st length of this
stoi I; and .-rvcrnl niher old stand
bys steadied the independent mo
tors. 1:1;.- Hiuls'cn. when they show
ed siirn-i of faltering auain. 'ase
Threshim; Machine eiml..ii al
most 1 o point to :: 7 4 ... . tbii.d
yoitr in hher. 1 truck wax' Motor-
and (His Steel prior preferred reg
istered luipnrtant u'ains. Sales ap
p;uximatcd 4. mihi, tout share.
groaning by her 1 -1 -year-old
Tommy, who upon sowing
plight.. called iissi stance,
was . ininudiatcly taken to
Sacred Heart Hospital, where
SUKUWOOD. (Hi;,
of very satisfactory
iMMltcted
-Hlivcstin.
union cri'i
MOTHER!
Clean Child's Bowels with
"California Fig Syrup"
e was
found
been
upon
heard
son :
her
Sim :
tho
Drs. i
.1. I. Hayes and I.. D. hiskeep .
attempted to save her life by op-?-rating
on her skull. However, sin.
'died on the operating table from
;a hi-inorrhaue of the brain.
Mrs. !reen retained conscious-1
ness tmtil she reached the hos
pital and talked of her fall. sayiuu
that: "i dioi't know how It hap
pened." She also spoke nf beinc
! taken to the hospital, but said:
nothing else that would throw
i lij-'ht on the accident.
1 Mrs. (IrOen. acconiiianietl by
:hor- son arrived In Medfnrd three
I years aj,'u from t'armll Iowa.
: where she was born, and hail been
1 win kin-ifnr a local packint hou.
She was preparing to leave fov
work ' when misfortune overlook
her this mornlnj,'.
No funeial arrangements liavo
-been made and the body is in
eha re of the Cnnt;cr l-'uneral
j parlors.
l'icture a dark. iutere-tiiiK look- ;
inj: man. built on the lines of C ue
Tuniiey. weariiiv; the latest apparel
for well-dressed suiters and load
id down wit li iiumiNi'i aide yolf
clubs and bajis the result is Joe 1
Kirkwood. world famous "pro" and
trick player, as he arrived here
today in preparation for his v :
hibitlun on the local t;reeii this
afternoon. 1
"Ilu wloim have I been KdfiliK.
ami what kind of halls do 1 use'.' J
Well. Just to Ink at me you'd never
think it, but I took to Rolf 1 '1 1
years a no." Ml-. Kirkwood told a ;
Mail Tribune reporter. At that'
time he was In Sydney, Australia.1
Seven years UKo he decided that ,
the natives knew all about his ;
tricks and that the Tailed States
niiht appreciate him, so he sailed j
across.
"I'm Koini; back to Australia th!s;
mouth. October 17, but not to stay.
I like your country too well to leave1
for lonu." the golfer stated in dis
cussing his future plans. 1
Over lt" local u'olf addicts look-S
ed on this afternoon as Mr. Kirk-'
Wood did seemingly Impossible
stunts with club and balls, follow-
Inji a foursome against II. Kkjui
and -lack lleiistou, the visiting j
"pro" being- paired with Syd Smith
Radio Program
KMED
Mnll Tribtmc-Virsln Station
.Mr. and Mrn. K. I- Kiwlv, local
dih uts. b ft for I'ortianti yester-
ay where they will spend the win
ter.
To Whom It May Concern: My
wife. Mrs. Karl Smith, having b n
my bed and board, 1 will nut be
respoiii-lhle for any bills cantractcd
by her. Harold Y. Smith. I'"-.'
Mr. a::d Mrs. l iarence Hills ai
the parents of an eight-pound girl
burn the first of thi week.
I'herry trees. ;'re: finest ever
grown in state. J. i. liarm-s Nur
sery, l-hone si m-V
V. A. (Tales returned last nighi
from Klamath Falls and surround
ing points, whero he did consider
able buying for the Kconumy tin'
cetcria fresh vegetable depart-'
! incut.
Miss Id. i Wornl and Miss l-'lor-i
enco C.ravi's, piano instructors.
1 Credits given. IMmne HU:!-V.
, V XV. Kelly returned yesterday
': front Yakulat. Alaska, where he'
has spent tlie past five months
j prospecting.
Concert tomorrow night at !'
: o'clock. Tune In on KMKD and
; enjoy it. Marsh's (irocery. '-'"i"
' Mrs. I Ala una Denton, grand
mother of K laud hi Klum. court -!
house clerk, who has been severe
I ly ill with an attack of pneumonia
' for the past week. Is gaining back
her strength rapidly and is believed
, well on the way to recovery.
They must be good l-lM Ma
j.festie Kadlos sold in Oregon In 0'"
; days. Hear one, then decide.
I'ulmer Millie House.
MI-v Alice Mackay and b.(f w
ler. Mi-s Margaret M.i. ka m' Van
couver, l;. i' . Stripped ner in M d
ford yesterday on their way s'iUh,
l-'I u brer's lh cfi wra pper. nut il
further notice, will b- i erb cined
for S. A- II. given tradint, stamps
at tile following r.Hio; l.aig.- loar
w rappers. cents. -ma II lo. if
wrappers, 1 tatnp- U' d- em, J-;e .it
tamp headquarters in M. M. De
paituicut Store. :;.
The weather w.h i.i.ai t.M an
eu:iiii- at Crater l.iki' ycienliv.
.ind a char vi. w of aJi the
points at the report t mild I
was the word brought Ta
Mrs. .1. P. Warren. Mrs.
Veale and Mrs. M. '.. l'iai:o
:l.oloi,, to lh- l.ik-- e
morning for a picnic.
Lay in your tuppl now.
alh Kails Netted C-m pu
1 . J T pep sa 'k. . ,1 oh to nil's
id.
l-'ra
Market.
!i .uige
niKlit. !;
l-'r
deti cry.
da n'c.-. '
er.vbody
M
IJUI1
PLANT
Obituary
Hurry Mother ! Kveji eoii-tipiited,
I'ilieu-. feverish, or sick, cola labics
and ( 'hi M rrn love to take genuine
"t iilifornia 1'ig Syrup." No other
laxiit ive rcgu lutes the tender little
IjoWcN so nicely. It sweeten-, the
hlouiach and -tints the liver ami
howi-U wit limit gripiii'.'. ("'oiitains no
nnreolicH or sootlting dniL'". Say
' iiliforui i" In your ilriiL'gi-! ami
iiMiid rnuiderfeit-i. Ini-t upon gen
uine ( iilitoniiii Viz Syrup' which
cotitiiins ilircetiont.
ShATMK Mrs. Kilen Melviua ;
Slater passed away al ' her home.'
I'JI North Kiversiile. OeJ. II. aged
l years, two days. M rs. Slater ;
was horij in Craig county. Virginia., j
the daughter or AVilliain and .Mel
viua (livens and passed her child-,
hood in that state. In IXK,- she
was united In marriage to William'
(lay of Couny Limerick. Ireland at
(lolconda. Nevada and to this
union one daughter was born. Mrs.
Virginia tiny Dnlhey of Cairo, i
1'gypt. In 1 S!ii' M r. (lay passed
away and in l'ui:i Mrs. Slater came t
to Oregon where she no't and mar-
ried ,la i ncs Slater of .Mcdfurd, who,
with the daughter survives her.'
Ilesbles her daughter ami litis- '
iliand she leaves two gra ndehllilreu
Virginia and Itoberl I udbey uf
Ctilro. l-gypt. om sister. M rs.
Pattie Drailshaw of lii nn. Nevada,
ami three cousins. Dr. Ira and Dr. ,
llalph Walker and Mrs. Myra
C.eriehs of San .lose, Calif. ' The MIssch
llev. C. II. nitteiihou.se will offi- ! Wanda Sulko
elate, burial In Medfonl. The perl visitors In Me
l"uneral Home has charge of the night on Hi
service, which will be announced The Seattle
later 'eal Y. W
J.
Tliursday. Oct. II
S to .t p. in. I-arm lUireau
! . ( oop.
y 'j to a:3U v.- in.---Modern
Plumbing and Sheet Metal
Co.
I rUlay. Oft. 12 A. M.
ln-il:30 Southern Oregon
Klectric.
iu:30-ll M. M. lept. Store
i 11-11 :;H ,1 acinic M iillnery
S 11:30-1'-' Itrophy's Jewelry
Store
.'l:3u Samlerson Motor
Co.
r':3M-l:3h - - palmer Music
! I loll.se.
I s-H p. in. Realty Hoard,
sponsored by I'M .lanney.
!I-1U p. in. Columbia hour.
xi:wiji:i:i;,
al cMimery is
The Modern Plumbing ami Sheet
Metal Co. presents Cur Hon .limes
In violin Holos, George. . M add ox In
vocal solus, Mrs. II. C. Willia nisou.
accompanist.
From the Cotton Fields
lbert Spaulding
An Old Portrait .lames F. Cooke
Mr. Janes
My Paradise Kudolf Friml
Deep in My Heart. Dear
Sigmund Itonil'erg
Mr. Maddox
The Klernal Walt. Leo Fall
Old lOnglish Dance Durmester
Mr, JaiicS
l!y the Dend of the Hiver.
Clara KU wards
In the Garden of My Heart
Krne.st II. Pull
Mr. Maddox
Martha, I-t(a and
of Seattle W ere
dford over night la.U
ir way to California.
girls slaved at the lo
C. A.
Crackers
'kce at
fridge "(9
eas
o With dainty salads,. . . with hot chocol-atc ... at
bridge teas, at luncheons, at banquets . . wherever a
crispy! crunchy. crumb-less soda wafer is en regie . . .
,Tru-Bakc Crackers in the new. slenderized shape arc
'given preference. They ir the bite . cat neater
. . . taste better. ' . ,...'..,,
. , !n Baked and Guaranleed T.Mt Qualily by htA"" .
TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO., Spokane, Portland, Seattle
Originator of Trn-Bakef Jmd Trn-Bhi Honey-Sweelened Grahamt
i , ,,.,,, ' v.,,,, -err
it-
Charles K. Hurnett of Portland
uud Theodore W. Hoke of Seat 1 li
ar e spending several days In this
city on railroad business.
ilmostliciiing. hose mending,
pleating and button making.
Handicraft Shop. Phone 70:!
i oat r
Mrs. Myrtle Myers and her sister.
Mrs. Pert ha Kvans of l-ewislu.
fr ; Ida., left here this morning for
i their homes, after spending the
i past three weeks In Medfonl where
they were called by the serious 111-
I n ess of their father. .1. J. Zlmmer-
' lee. The latter has been a patient
!:tt the- Sacred Mr-art hospital for
! several weeks, but Is llow much
' IniproA-eil hi health. The two wom
en attend the funeral of their
brothcr-ln-Iaw. David Abel, ni Trail
Tuesday.
Dressmaker nml llet-igner. Mrs.
Violet Katon Ues., 1023 W. :"h.
Phone I02r-H. 205
Mrs. J. W. (Jerry of Perkcley -i
a guest at the home of her niee. .
Mrs. J. A. C.ammlll for a two
weeks' visit., ;
Hemstitching, hose nt en ding.
i ideating and button making.
Handicraft S li o p. Phono 70'2.
matf
.J . I.. Sliannon of Seatt le. man
ager of the Washington lAibricrit
log compjin.v, incorporated, spent
Wednesday In Med ford conferring
with lumber officials In view Vf
putting an agency here for a iiev
type of roofing which Is fireproof.
Mr. Shannon was accompanied y
Mrs, Shannon and they have re-
cetnly at tended the Pacffii asl
fire chiefs' convention at Sacra
mento, where they dem oust rat en
the new roofing, ;
Look at tl-se liargaiiK. 3f 3 . ! S . j
$2. IKS, ? 1 .18 and !M.0H. These are I
extra special offers on new fail 1
millinery. Kiddle huts ami lams '
TtUv to $2. !t.S. We give grcn stamps, j
Kminy hou Shop. M. M. Store. 2i7
W. MacKwaln. head of secret ser- j
vleeactivitles. with headquarters In.
Port land, left here this morning
after attending sei-sions of the fed
eral court.
Who Mission Km pes how ripe.
Thr-v eenl-s a pound. .1. A. Manke.
Iwo miles east of Jacksonville, ad
joining Cliuiey orchard. tf
K. A. Kiltredge of San Krnneiseo,
chief engineer for the t:rater Iike
nationa I park, arrived here today
mi lits regular Inspection visit to
this part of the .state. This after-
. noon Mr. Kittredge and Colonel C.
(I. Thomson left for the park.
I.ct me write your fire Insurance.
Carl V. Tongvvald, Hotel -Hollnnd.
j phonn flft.l tf
"I wasn't sure this was Med ford
when I got off here lat night and
: looked around al the place after
having been away I t years," said
1 Henry Curlfluh of Portland this
: morning. lie Mame here yesterday ' fj
In mi effoi-l In Inenie hU lo-ntlwn- !l
Herninn, who In Hupposed to be
.employed by the government for-
( est service. dlA
Concert tomorrow night at 1 j i.flj
I o'clock. Tune in on KMKD and
nn.loy it. Marsh' Grocery. 'iwt
George HI ever of Fairfield. Iowa,
arrived here today to join Mrs.
St ever, who has been Vi"lti!lg -il
the home of Mr. and Mrs, Lee Pol-'
ter for pome time. The Iwo wotn
en were girlhood friends In Iowa
20 years ago and had not nvii each
other iliirlni' Mint lit,,,, nt.-til lt-u
) (it ever came here recentlv.
Pear troes. 2M: French rootw.
budded; nothing better. .1. C.
Ilarnen unery. Tel. IMa-Y, 2'nitf
1. M. Calner of Medford and
Mont Hpuuldlng of TiraJn, Ore., re
OirneiJ from a hunting trip mi
Oreensprtng mountain where they
hag-ged the last knoun blacktail
deer In Jncknon county, which had
flvp points and drencd 2'3 pound'.
Hcmstitchln-;. bono mending,
plcatlntr nnd button making.
Handicraft K h o p. lhone 7"2.
"Herbert Alford. manager of thf
Asocht!"d OH company, wan a lo
cal bufiiiiCKH visitor In ft rant Pans
j yesterday.
I Peach, n tricot, plum, walnut
ts'-es; any tree lrc; h,ss in large
nuinbers. .1. C. BirneH Nursery.
i Phone HI0-V. 2'o'Mf
I Mtf Nona of Heattle was j
a vlhltor In M-dford for a few
hour hint night, on h,-r way couth
' lo Hun fVanclnco.
i Peach, apricot, plum, walnut
; treen; any tr 2c; leo In large
i tiumbfrn. J. C, IHirnes ,Viir"ry.
I Phon JtlO-V. rootf
1 Alwayn ask for Phihrer's Preadw
Mhe finest on iho market and Imkrd
In Bouthorn Orn?on' fln"it n1
ittoni modern! equipped bakery
Wrappers redeemable i..i S. K H
gf;fn trading stamp,
lCdward II. Mines nf Chicago,
tnesidcnt of the Kdward n.'liiiie;
l.imiber company, the largest retail
lumber concern in the world, and
his part y spent this morn in ; iu
spccliug the Owenllregoii I. timber
company. They arrived by aal.)
lute yesterday.
The ineiubeis of the party are:
llalph .1. Hincs. Jr.. Chicago: V. W.
Pet ti bono. New Orleans, assistant
maliager: (icoigc Hunter. John C.
Murray and lieorge i Kleener of
Chicj- :o, otficials and diretors oi
the Hincs company, and Kaymnud
Voighllv and John Caldwell. Hums.
Ore.
The Hincs officials arc on a tour
of tht' coast lumber districts and
inspecting mills. The Hincs com
pany ts Hie owner of largo tracts;
of timber near Hums. Ore. where
it will build a large mill in the near
future, '
-Payn
S.'noi a t
II of lo
Fits Can Now Be Stopped!
New Vork. N. V. -Kpllepsy Col
onies now report wonderf i) I rcsulta
from a new remedy that iops the
most stllldiorn ca-i-M of Kits and i
not harmful or habit forminu Any
one who sends tonne to Nl'IKiSiil,
lai;oi:atui:ii:s. . je,pt.. i;.m. r,ii
Kifih Ave. New Vork tMly, will'Ve
cei e ;i I 'll 10 K booklet scxnla ml hl:
this m-w . .guaranteed, treat tiiohI.
Wi-lte them today.
Med ford's Biggest Store for Little Things
5rTO$12PSTORES
3G NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE
rv
Just
Our Fall
Unpacked
and Winter Hosiery
the biggest display in Southern Oregon. We Want you
to know that we can give you style in hosiery with
warmth. Come in and compare our prices! Convince
yourself that excellent quality and low prices go hand
in hand at Rosenberg's, Inc. This is made possible, as
we have often said, by quantity buying with 1200 other
stores throughout the country.
,-uul
Wool Hose. I'x'st shinies, n'ooil
39e
Kavoii and V
ool
Hose. Ivv-cllent
('oiniai-i' our ri-i piiii-
i-eil or jiivrii tojis !'or ri nu
.08
35
with
Women s havoii
weight. air
Women's two-tone
value, paii-
Men's Wool Sox.
Men's Wool Sox-
hoots, pair , ....
Men's hi.h-.n'rade Cashmere I lose worth more.
Men's Heather Hose assorted shades, pair
Men's Frost vine' Fam-v' Hose;' silk and wool for dress; pr.' 59
Children's Mixed Wool Deuhy Kilibed St ock i l lgs." pa i r 25C
Infants'. U.lll',; Woof Stoekini;-.. : 50?
pair..
49c
25e
Hallow'een ParLy Favors
We have a large and varied selection of Hallowe'en
Novelties' that will help make your party a success.
And they're popular priced, too.
oiiA via.,. i''oi!i), on-. eiiwi-r
Main lint- lUiiMirl fin'. Ili)ii
illiiunily hS'''.li'll')H:iln Sl;ltr-i ii.
ST, iiKi.KN.s, UVri' -ciiy imiiii-';; iu h)p lrtV'Blil'.'8K. AwU- liin--Inif,
nrnillti,.rur jtji-nt. nljur- imiiUin j, y,-at; Jn nils., . w-ftiou nowt koIiii;
nfyi-m-nitiili.il v::il,'."'ii,, .... HtrimB; nm-rnrK Hhliipi-il clnlly. '
S51 IBj ifliii' -' iSi iHj iHj mSl fflj ii-- lH
Mi riiki niili nilS
JlEPvXmlENTSlbRE
C. A. MEEKER, Manager
17-
Double, S&H Green
Discount Stamps
Friday and Saturday
; , ; In Our Ready-to-War Dejt..;Only .
11 Big
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Expansion Sale
Ofering Amazing Bargains in 3
Coats
Dresses
and Hats!
Friday and Saturday
Hundreds of new garments received for this
event bought at special sale prices and passed
on to our customers.
WOMEN'S COATS .
S12.45, $18.75, S24.75, S29.75, $34.75
,' ': WOMEN'S DRESSES : "
S9.85, S14.75, $19.75, $24.75, $29.75
Double S.'and H. Green Discount Stamps
If You Buy Friday or Saturday
(On Coats, Dresses and Hats Only)
Muy your Coat, Dress or Hat at the M. M. Ui'imrtnient'
Store's ureat expansion sale and you will be doubly
jdeased both as to priee ajul quality reecived.
lOvery rrarnient irieed at least one-t'ourth less than
'.' dsnai vriees and with an added , discount , of double
S find H ; U'een StjiHip'rf etiirtl'-fo'Ttn mtitU iTJ yti
i i ; ' v r:,!
Medford's Leading Store Since 1 894 Pay Less and Dress Better
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