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THE MEDffOttfl .MALI TRIBUNE, MEDFQUD, OREGON, MONDAY, WlSMtUAllY 2.1, 1910. GOOD ROADS ARE A POSSIBILITY WOODVILLE GETS TLINKS" LODGE THE LION AND THE MOUSE WEDNESDAY EDWARD OPENS GULICE DISTRICT CATCHES FEVER Granite at Gold Ray Crushed and Makes Splendid Highway Modern Methods Aro t Employed. Splendid Tlmo Is Had by Members of the I. 0. 0. F. in Installing Lodge in Neighbor ing Town. Unusunl Brilliancy Marks Formal Openlnn of Enullsli Parliament Third Time In Edward's Relnn. Old Mlnlnu Camp Taklnu on Now Life Mines Sliowlnu Up Good New Smelter Installed Work to Start. 3RD PARLIAMENT GOLD HILL, FoV- 21. Tho News says : "There is simply no excuse for poor roads in Jackson county," de clare Dr. W. P. Clusholra, after liavinir scon the grnnile road that is being bailt from Gold Ray to Tolo, about two miles, by Dr. C. K. Kay. The road is described us being abso lutely perfect, smooth and solid and of a character that should stand the keavy traffic that will be required of it for years. "One is amazed at tho magnitude of the operations at Gold Ray," said Dr. Chisholm, "and one cannot real ire tho big things that aro being done there until he has seen for him-j self. A powerful machine crushes i the granite as it is taken from the quarry and sorts it into various sizes from a pebble to a. cobblestone. Then, by a system of chutes, a car on the siding or a wagon may be loaded by .gravity as easily as a grocer fills a sack of sugar. I am told that the rock caa be quarried, crushed and put on board the cars for $10 a car. Many, cars of it are being shipped io California for city paving, and it will he used in tho ten miles of new paving at Medford this year. "Another industry jnst now being opened at Gold Ray is the clay de posits, from which brick anj tile will fee manufactured. It was profession al business that took megto Goldj Kay," said Dr. Chisholm, 3feut it is well worth while to make a special "trip there, just to see the biggest in- ' dustrial enterprices in Southern Or- i Saturday night, February 19, I910,j will long be remembered by the "three-link" Invaders who gave the j little band of hapless Woodvlllo pris oners the time of tholr lives, and the determined attack by tho prisoners with their ammunition of tables load ed with all kinds of eatables, boxes of apples, and cigars, and not until 5 o'clock In tho morning did they capitulate. A special train was started from Ashland at C o'clock with 20 Odd J Fellows aboard, 22 more were picked up at Talent. 55 at Medford, SS from Jacksonville 12 at Central Point, 40 from Gold Hill, arriving at Wood villo at 7:30, where a delegation of 30 from Grants Pass and Merlin es corted them to tho hall. Special Installing Officer W. I. Vawter, past grand master of Med ford, at once appointed tho follow ing grand officers to take charge of tho ceremonies: Joseph F. Moss, of Grants Pass, deputy grand master; J. E. Day, Medford, deputy grand sec retary; George Lyman, Gold Hill, deputy grand treasurer; G. W. Trc frcn, Ashland, deputy grand conduc tor; Chris Ulrlch, Jacksonville, dep uty grand conductor; "Joshua Patter son, Talent, deputy grand guard; J. dates. M. M. Scott, G. F. Wertx, Wil liam Matt, C. E. Palmer, M. Burk- hart, R. Burkhart, R. E. Breeding, L. J. Heer. J. E. Robblns, J. M. Whip ple, H. Bedford, H. C. Breeding, William Moxley, Frank E. Holl, be ing in waiting, Jacksonville lodge No. 10, conferred the Initiatory de gree in their usual successful man- their assistants, who bad charge of the eatables and ontertnlnmont, were 1 "right thero with tho goods," and i when tho Invaders special train pull- ed out at a. m, tho echoes from the throe cheers for Woodvlllo lodgo, No. 217, I. O. O. F will bo reverberat ing In the hills for some time to come. ner. Gold Hill, No. 129, put the can- T. Burke, Grants Pass, grand mar- dldates through the mysteries of the SMOKER AND ATHLETICS FOR TUESDAY NIGHT shal, who then proceeded to institute Woodvlllo lodge, No. 217, I. O. O. F. The charter was read and constitution signed by George M. Starr, Sidney F. Potter. E. B. O'Halr. H. D. San- flrst degree In a manner that brought out frequent hearty applause from tho audience. Tho degree team from Medford lodge. No. S3, showed clas sy work In the second degree, and born, John Thrasher, W. C. Horton. Golden Rule lodge. No. 78, Grants gon.' Hot taae at the boxing contest feetter be there. 289 There's a boom on in whatf In Bnicka. Mngio eyeglass cleaners free at Dr. Coble's. 18 W. Main st 286 Meeker's for spring Skirts. and George Loud and declared In stituted. Grand Conductor Trefren of Ash land1 called the new lodge to order, and the following officers were elect ed: George M. Starr, N. G.; George Loud, V. G.; S. F. Porter, secretary; "W. C. Horton, treasurer. After ob ligated and installed, O. M. Starr ap pointed H. D. Sanborn warden, J. Thresher I. G. Pass, put the finishing touches to the ceremonies In the third degree In a manner to get the team the "hand of the evening." A "silver shower" was suggested by the visiting brothers for their now sister lodge, and halves and quarters began to descend upon tho secretary until his table was covered. The af fair was a great success from an at tendance point of view. Charles War- The following class of 14 candl-ren, M. M. Graham, David Jones and The. tuoker oftho .Medford Ath- Mio dub. to be held at tho skating link tomorrow incut, will bo one of l the lending sporting events of lh ' The participants in each of the ' three bouts on tho card ure in fine Mtle ami some good, clean sport i promised. Jeffries and Corbctt. the midget, will bo the first oi. the card. The way these diminutive boxers handle themselves is in itself an object of what careful instruction will do. Holland and Strain will give a six round exhibition of clever glove work. The main event. Wallace vs. Dal- ton, ton rounds, will bo. if proHout in dications go for anything, as fast and classy a bout as has over boon witnessed by local funs. Frisco Police Criticised. SAN FRANCISCO, Cul., Fob. 21. Criticism of tho local police courts as nesting plnccs of crimo is con tained in tho final report of the Scott grand jury issued today. The uolieu courts ure attacked for dilatory methods nnd for giving aid to criminals hy showing them undue leniency. "Wo cnll particular nttcn LONDON. Feb. 21. -Tho third par liament of King Edward's rolgn, which was nssombled formally last Tuesday, vn "opened In state" at 2 o'clock this afternoon, with tho pros pect of a thrilling session. Added to tho usual brilliancy of tho occasion was tho fooling of sup pressed excitement duo to tho mo- Dr. C. II. Smith of Giillec wan in Medford Sunday nlht. The grow ing wave Iiiih extended from .Medford even to Calico, ho snys, and mailers nro looking brighter lit Hint oump than ovor boforo. Tho Alameda pooplo are doing i gront deal of work ovor 2000 feet .1 ! .1 n.. uunng wiu pnm year, me now montous problems, tho most delicate MnoMop , , ' (i h it ill In nW I nit will lit Ciinlll . " 11 1 II II 1 1 II ft Ul M II IV. II " III tl VHIIVi tilt soon ns it is pohnIIiIo to got the coko. io provoni a spoony nissotuuon oi Tlin .,, ia . .... . . tho parliament and tho calling of an- ml u , jl(jt ft , other general election , roloiitly to permit Hundreds of thousands of London- ,.,.,. imilltn f(ir ,., ,. ors, thousand, of sightseers from tho ,,ul , opcrntlon, A H00 n th,H ,8 country, all combined to throng tho ,lon. nnaimr f. .,. w!l. ,, ,,, streets around Westminister today Th(J 0rioIo ,, tiomonHlrftte(1 , when King Edward drove out In ntato. fnct lhnt S(mthorn 0rKOn ,,,, (,0 Ainiu aenu stionco mo King iont 0 down- T, ,nlno ,H .,.,,.. "Ulnck Rod.' 'a sort of official roes- 80V0rn, hH,ir0)j fel nml t,c or'e sengor between tho two houses, tho 00(lv Jb bKKor nnd 1eer lhfUJ u. present occupant by Admiral Sir Hon- wnfi on tuo BHrfnco, ry Stephenson to summons tho com-, "There are severnl olhrr good' Uions. th'nim In (hn ilIntrM." nnl.t Mr Almost Immediately the members Smitli. "but those two nro the blir- ot tho other houso appeared, hondod K08t concerns, The nmnller ouch are hy tho speaker, who was prccodod by, j0jI)(? n8 wo j proportion." tho sergoant-nt-arms, carrying tho of- , , .,. , flclnl mace. They took up tholr stand Magid eyeglass cleaners free at behind tho bar of tho houso. TV. Coble's. 1H W. Main nt. 2fl(t" Tho king then stood up, nnd In a. oud voire. In which tho (lermnn ac- flic fiUn rnmivnl evening Febni- cont was prominent, read the speech, nrj 22 nt old skating rink. 280 That ovor, he howod to the house, ' thon turned around nnd bowed to tho Aceirrv throne, and. giving the queen his TUD VATE T0 CLASSIFY. tion to the nefarious bail and bond f ,,nm, her from tho throne. WANTED District malingers, ngentt business as it exists here," naytt the reKrt. "This busines MeniM to be particularly favored by tho actions of homo of the judges, who rrent well-known criminals and chronic offenders with Ihe utmost leniency." Wo don't care where you bought Ltltor Maker DenmiuN, ' Tho labor party of tho I'nltetl Kingdom l preparing to make ex ' tensive demands on the liberals In tho present sexton of parliament nn tho price of tholr support of a lib-, oral program, nccordln to politi cians hero today. and solicitors for u now whole life and ten-yen r s per cent debenture bond, also best unturnl death nnd disability policy. No classification for occupation, earn or sex. Onnd pny. Mr. Meek, 1011 Drcxol Dlilg., IMillndolphla, Pa. your glasses. Get tho Magic eye-, Ono of tho first demands of tho.FOIt SALE-Cdw and driving hore. glass cleaner nt Dr. Coble's. Free. 1 Morltca "o for tho early passage : l"lco 100. No. 20 North Itlverslde 18 W. Main st. 2S0 avenue. Mngio eyeglass cleaners free at Dr. Coble's. 18 W. Main st. 28fl I D3 size Z-i In bill providing, a -tS-hour week work. Ing week law. This bill Is favored 1.09T Gold cuff button, by tho 40 laborltca In parliament as Inch square. Finder plonso lonvo nt bolng of first Importance. ' this offlco. Howard, VJV. 1. 1 i r BUICK AUTOMOBILES combine all requisites essential for use in the Rogue River Valley speed, power, durability and reliability. THE WHITE STREAK is the favorite of all small cars made. Costs $1,100 f. o. b. Portland. The trimmest, staunchest of small touring cars. Models 16 and 17, forty-horse power, price $1,900 f. o. b. Portland, may be equaled for speed, power and performance, but will cost $1,000 more. BUICKS have sl:ood the test of time and rough roads and have given more satisfaction than any car used in Rogue River Valley. MEDFORD BUICK COMP'Y TOU VBLLEMANAGER wonsoiff kavacv '...- t, i ty . .8 ,t it 1 , . , '. 1- ' ' -.W '; , ' , 't, ir' 4 firiritniriiiiinnwna n. I 'fWWW