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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1910)
TinEDFORDMAXa.lBTT.NlC,MElFOraD,OI?K(ION, Ml DAY. K101UMT A IJ.Y 11, 1010. GRANTS PASS VOTES 1APPL!CANTS FOR BONDS FOR SCHOOL1 I Heavy Vote Polled and Bonds Arc Forty-two Wish to Have Certificates Overwhelmingly Carried . From the County and Three Location Next. From the State. flKAXTS l'ASS. Fol. U.-Thb sjcinl school election roeontly lioli to voto on the wwmnoe ot :?ii.iuiu boml- and i dlwt sitr for the now liifsli wliool building onlletl out the largest vote ovor east al a Tim u.uiulnrly wcamhiulion of up nliennts for tenchnrg' eortiftmlB oouuiieneuil nt .lueksonvlll WuilnM- lay. Suporiutomlont Wulte is- ussiwt- el by Albert 0. Joy ami Miv. l II $ EAGLE POINT EAGLETS $ j Uy A. G Howlctt I 1 S school rtpclkm in this city, tb total , )iXy vote oust beuig Hl. From the time the polls opened in the afternoon until they elo-ed men and women crowded th polinpt nt the ontrl chool. showing that the iveople were liecomin" more inter ested and more sorbin in lulucnltnnal matters and that the best wow none too good for the vWing genertitinn. The total vote east was ."140, tlietv beinir 21S for the bond isMte and 122 a?niust. giving a majority of 00. few days prior to the election it was fearod by tlio. who wanted a new school building that the boud issue would not curry, but on the morning of the ohjetiou it was plain to be seen that the majority of the people were in favor of a new building. It wa feared that the third and fourth wards would east n big vote against the now buildup, the fourth ward par ticularly, on account of this wnrd having no graded school and because no site on the south side of' the rail road was on the ballot to be voted upon. Some fourth wardtws claimed that they had proposed a -ite for the) new building but that the school board would not conider it. and con Fciuontly were going to vote against the bond i--ue. However, the result' shows that this was a mistaken idea, though considerable work was done to influence property owners on this account. The, people of this city are probably closer together on the good and welfare of the city than fboy have been in a number of years and it will bo a bard mater for some time to down any proopsed public, improve-. IlK'llt. ' Following is the list : I Nell C Palmar. ,lasxr X. Miller, Mrs. W. 0. Wheeler. Kiln A. Parks, Wells O. Wheeler. Oraeo Smith. Mayo How, Mrs. Mary I'oter, l'nrtlioim Smith. 0.ear Morgan, George O rover. Kav Whitley, Kmma Wendt, lidilh Fih. lithel Shaffer, Ortu-e Polko, Minnie Larson, llatl Toney, Irene Damelille, Ruby Lindsay, Fdna Wtl- . ey. Josephine .MeUaiu. Ulive tmvia. I Fern Stine,. Kleanor Maule. Harriet Miller, Tillio Payne, Jennis Jlalumey. Mary Harrison, Mrs. Harriet 'Min tltorn, Mnliic Wnsclmu. Heatah tlcnb ner, Letu Feeler, Marie K'eese, Viola Ka'-shnfor, Minn Hall. Kdgnr Smith, lv-ther IJeery, I'onrlo Gillette Audrey Harvey.. Ruth . I). Armstrong. Po:m Smook. For state pjtpers Klhel Iiruner, Agnes Storoy. Heulnh Caldwell. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Marriage Licenses Issued. William K. Ingledue, 7.1, to Mary Owings. 511. It. A. Holmes, tbe insurance man. Phone 781. 281 At the Nash Col. J. S. Shaw. Se attle; Will G. Steel. Portland; Mr. W. L. Love, VNcount; Otto .1. Hans. Portland; L l. Hank, Kngle Point; Fred LnaU. Portland; R. U. Stntthcr, Boston; George A. Steel, Three Pines; C. A. Weidennalin, Portland: O. A. Hoffman. Sacto: A. J. Duhl, Ann Ar bor, Mich.: T. K. Urtmsun, Portage, Wis.; S. I). Stoddanl, Portland; A. F. Hale. Portland; John Uigam, Peer ing. N. I). At the Moore Max Frecdenthal, Portland; Kd. K. Jones, Chicago; M. Ilredmeier, Portland; K. R. Wall, Jacksonville; A. J. Young and wife, Payette, Idaho; H. A. Anderson. Portland; W. A. Smiley, Seattle; J. J. Garner, Seattle: T. E. Carr, Portland; S. C. Stewart. Portland: H. V. Mar, Milwaukee; Win. Mnr. Milwaukee; .1. H. Hers, San Francisco; .1. R. Ard nnnir. Pasadena; A. S. Goldsmith. San rruuetsco Mr. Knutm Hewes of Yakima, Wn called here ,hl Sunday for a team to take her to her brothers. Mi Kaslutn. on Antelope civek where alto cpecled (o spend a few days and then proceed on her way to California to visit her father. Sunday. Georg, Corau, one of the business inun of Medford, called Imvc for dinner on ids return trip from the Iowa cunip. Ho reported that every thing was stirring' in the hills ami that peopl') were getting ready for u vast amount of buiucs thin spring. Mr.. W. fl. Ruh. wife of the sup erinlemlout of Camp. No.. I and 2 on the right of way of the P. l. railroad has changed Iter boarding place and taken room wl.h her moth or, Mr. IHuds. Also Mr. .Murphy, the sectio.i hbss on the eonstriiptiim work of tha P. Cfc K. near th lbwt. I rtorted in my hist bV.kr Uiat the men had Imku laid off i a the con- structiou near the dep.it. but that wa- only a temnurnry move on ae- count of huxiug rtin out of wood for the ateatn xluirel r,nh could gut no gravel for bnllaot on the road. Hut uow th'ev are nl it ngam In full fon. Mm. P. H. Dnle.v. onr primary tcr.cher, was called to Jacksonville Inst Tuesday to usMt i.i tlie exntn tr.ati.oi of the applicants for eurtifi- cats to tench school at 1 Miss Mae Highnm is filling lier pluc,- during Iter absence. I'rof. Kf'.gnr H. Smith and wife passed through town hint Monday, stopping over night w'.lk some of their old time friends. Mr. and Mm. Geo. Daley, and Tuesday were on to Jack sonville to attjn.l the teachrs' exam ination; nho Mis. Jonuie Malum v and Miss Leta Pcelor of Untte Falls sitenl the night if. lv-gle Point on their wax- to try for ocrtifiontes to teach. Ira Liugat:, one of Matte Fills en- tciiiricimf young men, p?nt Monday night with l:'.- uncle and mint. Mr. and Mrs. Joist Watk;.:. on bis w.iy to Jacksonville on biHim.-s. He bu- a billiard room in Untie Fall ami has ordered two pool tablet to iwi? in his business as soon as he can build room sufficiently large for that purpose. I The many friends of Miss .LiveV Jennima who Jmve enjoyed her com- j pany since tier arrival hciv last fall, regret that the time has come for her departure for her old home iiu Iowa. She is a gra'nM.uighter of our townsman, Mr. Jord.'ti, and sinee i .. . iii-i M.n among us lias maile tn:ltiv ji-i-m friend that prei'.-.et he w.H return to our favored laud .on. Vent T. C;nnon, mi.i o" Mayor Cation of Medford, wa. a pleasant caller t Mairlo Point Wednesdav. lie was posting hills for siinc ot the business men of Medford Mr. Ditsworth of Pcyl f came out from Mod ford TtUMilay niuht t far a Kugtc. Poir.l and upeat ihe nivhl. Wednesday morning he went on hi wcy home vin the llee-e creek roulc lie broiiglit out his step-daughttM'. bitslns mn of Medlord, called here IHisition in Deuel & Kcnluer' store as saleMady, Ou his .ay home ho eeurd a pinall iiantity of coal from ac of the coal mines on Roxy Ann to try whon he got how. Mr. Mnthows, one of Untie Falls cnitnlists, ciViay out Sunday and went to M.ulford after a load of gc ods for his broth'jr-ia-taw, Mr. Muhmcv, nt tl:. Falls, reni.iininK ocr night in lv.gl Point. Scott CI.; pie, .mother Uutte Fall tit. .reliant, st.ip tmi iwre Tttwrtny mgi.t witti i.ir Kngle Pol.it .correspond.:!, huwng n load of goods for his More Mr. Urigsliy, nnolher busiae-.s man f Untie Falb, a-topped with u on M n day night, lie wiw loadd with m.-i -lib.srv for the Unite F.ilU mil!. Theif wore several ot the ratlroa l men (uit their job imd went up ! the Iowa inilb- to work but tl-.i.v had hardly began work hci'.u-e oid-r- enme to NiiNpoitd oern5ioti. There was no reason assigned the m-.t of the jeope one a woiii.mi came hack to Englo Point on Tuesday ami onto of thiiu went o .!. i. : , the P. I J. Fred Dunlnp, forni'Mly oT Taleui, who had his household goods h.tuted ui to his homcsteatl o-.i Indian cre-k near Derby Inst wc-k, brought hi familv out on !h" P. & H. car Wel- iteotnv and spent the night in Fugle Point, HASKELL DEFENDS HIS EXPENDITURE OF FUNDS GITHRIF.. Okla, Feb. II Gov ernor Haskell testified in his own defense before the legislative inves tigation committee Hint met this morning to consiibr the merits ot the charges contained in a resolution introduced in the legislature recently to the effect that the governor nud other state officials wire responsi ble for alleged ircgulnritm in the handling of public funds. You .Couldn't Head It Off With A Gatling Gun "Modford will have 2f,000 pooplo in 19.12. Tlio point is: thn nO-aro tnu-i; wo offer for a song adjoining town.sito now, is the snap of tlio year. Sim us at OIH'0. We have two good business oppor tunities. THE ROGUE RIVER LAND COMPANY Fire Insurance No. 1 1 North Central Ave. Best Groceries i At Prices Strictly in Keeping with the Quality of Our Stock which is Unexcelled A Trial willConvince You Allen Reagan The Square Deal Grocers t Bargain Festival Our Costomers qrei Safe Guarded by Our Peroetual Guarantee buy tha You Cali-t pay too much You can't buy a wrong shade. You can't buy a misfit. You can't 33 con8ido"any ---- - An Offering in Hosiery The den- ldiihlc qu.Mity of tlie.se htockinRs coinljined with the jiriees nt which we offer them makes this u mrticular ly htroiif; shopping opportunity. Lot No. 747 Misses' rib-blade; regular 2)e; festival price 15C Lot No. 2521 Missus' fine rib black; reu lar 2oc; Festival price 19C New Dress Goods We are .showing dainty new styles in rich (pialities and exclusive weaves the verv lat .est in spring dress fabrics at interestingly moderate prices. Mulberry Skinner Silk . , ..25c Poplin; all shades 25c Closing Lots in Linens Short ends of Table Damasks, broken lots of towels and napkins. Soiled lots from all three. Much reduced in price. $!.."() Table Linen, 2-yard- lengths; price, yu'd ... 921.2c $2.00 Table Linen, yaul $1,19 COLORED WASH DRESSES. You will find our present display a most interesting one and remarkable values-Dresses 2 to 6 years 5Qc to 85c Coats, Suits, Furs, Skirts and Waists all at the Clearance Bargains H'nVJ! iff T7 'TV008 "ow, hl"W llwl to the clearance lots. Odd and broken lines in every section are re-ticketed at reductions that almost invariably briug them below original cost. To advertise them would be misleading, because often the advertised lots Wild be sold before you could respond. The thing do U, t dicaLd 'elsewher dcPttrt,nont wl,onoyor tow,,. If we've your fit, you'll get a barg not Glearing-Save from 1-3 to 1-2 Both Jore.gn and domestic hgurcd cretonnes, figured taffetas, dimities and art ticking. The patterns are adapt able to any style of decoration and suited to anv color scheme 25c imitation French madras, .W-inch, on sale, 15c. Nev snrintr tioods are arriviny-dnilv. niwl tliniurli iin h.:..i i i .t ... , . . . ,. . , . h"."- niuiu vuu juivu Dunlin, uvuryioiiig viu are aoto to use in he winter reductions, do no hes,tat(( to come, lor in no better way you can post vo' rself as to the new things for the coming season than looking over our new stocks. fc I)on;t be backward. Don't be afraid. To show goods is one of the things we are here for. This store is your store Make it your stopping place while down town, and bring those visiting friends along with you. E S SA ND DRESS BETTER . H. MEEKER & CU, McCall Pattern No. 3241 ... . . . J"T PltlNCCSt IDnA , H ' : fepruary I