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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1910)
Money Makers For You UNEQUALED OPPORTUNITIES FOR PROFITABLE INVESTMENTS Fruit Ranch Near Woodville Forty-acre raiick at Woodville, 011 -Evans ei'eek; 400 Spitz and Newtowiis, 2 years old; 950 Bartletts, Bosc, Co rnice and Aujou pears, 2 years old; all can bo irrigated, aud a"20-inch perpetual water right; $150 per acre, half cash. MANY SPECIAL, BUYS A Fine Orchard Pine bottom land, west side of Bear creek, six miles north of Medford, two miles from Central Point; 90 acres, all un der cultivation, 70 acres planted to trees, 1050 Bartletts, 55 Cornice and 250 Howell pear trees, all 2 years old; 1100 Newtown, 500 Spitz, 300 King David apple trees, and 700 peach, all 2 years old; 20 acres in alfalfa; six-room house, barn, three wells; all fenced and all buildings in good con dition; $30,000, half cash, balance one, two and three years. Orchard Home $35,000, 1-2 Cash Terms 110 acres 60 black sticky soil and 50 rod soil; 20 acres cloared and 20 not cleared; 70 acres in orchard with 12 acres 10-year-old, 26 acres 2-yearold, 2 acres 5-year-old in Yellow Newtown Pippins; 14 acres in 3-year and 12 acres in 1-year-old Bosc, Cornice and Bartlott poar trees; 5 fill ers, 1-year-old peach trees aud 20 fillers 15-year prunes; 3 acres home orchard; all kinds of fruit, all bearing; house of 6 rooms, barn, prune dryer, ono team mules, one team horses, two cows, two hogs, tools of all kinds, besides stump puller; joins Burrel orchard, four and one-half miles south of jMcdford; school on place; ouo and one-half miles from postoffice at Phoenix. v Orchard and Hay Ranch Eighty acres of the best soil in the district; 78 acres un der cultivation; 2000 Spitz and Newtown trees, 5 years old; 300 pear trees, 2 veal's old; two and one-half miles from Eagle Point; under Fish Lake ditch; can cut 50 tons of hay this year off the place; cash $5000; balance easy terms, i per cent. Two Acreage Bargains 6S0 acres, 550 acres bottom land, 5S0 acres can be planted now; 5 acres orchard; Siskiyou county, California; three miles from the countysnat, Yreka. Price, $18,000, terms: a inoney-nmkor- or a home, or both. Act quick to secure this. Twenuty-oight acres, close in; this won't last long; the price is only $.15,000: $5000 cash, the balance on long time: this is the chance of a lifetime to secure one of the choicest small tracts in beautiful Koguo River valley. WALTER MC CALLUM HOTEL NASH LOBBY MEDFORD, OREGON PENCHOT OFF TO FIRE BUGS 00 MEET ROOSEVLTi DEADLY WORK EDWARD REX JDeposcd Chief Forester Will Prob ably Meet Roosevelt in Paris and Stay With Hiiji for Some Time .Are Close Friends. HEW YORK, March 19. Gifford Pinchot, former chief forester and ae of the central figures in the Bal 3gor .inquiry, sailed for Hamburg its afternoon to meet Colonel Theo rre ttoosovelt. Pinchot said that he was going to ake a brief vacation abroad. When xsked if he would see Colonel Roose . felt, ho said: "Undoubtedly. When he went -".awryrwe agreed that if I couuld get Away wo agreed that if I could get He 8 -frequently reminded me of Hint agreement since. I probably .shall meet him in Paris." Pinchot is probably the closest maa to Roosevelt. He was a mem ber of the "tennis cabinet" and Roosevelt held him in high esteem i, politically and personally. HEW ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FOR KLAMATH FALLS One Dead From Burns Property Loss Estimated at $125,000 Sev eral Fires Started All of Incendi ary Origin Aged Lady Dead. 'SALEM, Or., March 10. Articles f incorporation of the Klamath Falls Athletic association have been filed in the office of the secretary -Htate at Salem. The capital stock of the institution is fixed at - $25,O0. The incorporators are John V. Huston, J. Scott Taylor and ' A. D. Miller. The articles sot forth Urn pur- -poses X)l the association to include -xaere&tion and physical training for -file .members and the general pow vse uf a well-organized athletic club are reserved to the corporation. OftS. W. J. ROBERTS DIES AT LOS ANGELES The many friends of Mrs. W. J. iberts In Medford will be sorry to jara of her death, which occurred mt Lob Angelea Friday. Mrs. Rob erta had been ill for several months d had been under treatment in Hthorn California in the hope Hint Imh- trouble could bo cured. Kre. Roberts during hor residence ! this city mndo many warm friends. HUNTINGDON. Pa.. Murch 19.-- Mrs. James Miller is dead from i burns, the First Methodfst children, two planing mills, several residences are in ruins and two men are in Jail today, charged with arson, as a re sult of a series of destructive fires yesterday. There is no doubt but that each fire was of incendiary origin. They were started almost simultaneously in various suctions of the city, mak ing it impossible for the fire depart ment to cope with the situation. Mrs. James Miller was an invalid. She was unable to leave her burning home and she was only rescued af ter she had sustained bums which1 caused her death later. Shortly after the fires weTe- (Un covered the police arrested Adef Reed and John Earlon on suspicion of being implicated in starting the wholesale conflagrations. The property damage is ewtimated at $125,000. Public feeling against tho men wi der arrest is intense, although it is not known whother they ore- respon sible for the fires. SERIOUSLY ILL Reports Current That King of the Britalns Is Seriously III at Biar ritzHe Is Confined to His Room With Bronchial Attack. MRS. T. P. O'CONNOR MAY GO UPON THE STAGE NEW YORK, March 10. Mrs. T P. OConnor, wife of the Irish poli tical leader, is considering nn offer to go upon tho stage. Mrs. O'Con nor already has gained considerable fame as a playwright. Tho of for was mndo by Harrison Gray Fiske, who wishes Mrs. O'Qoii nor to play to the principal rolo in "Pinkie and tho Fairy." Card of Thanks. We wish 'to expross our sincere thanks for the kindness pf our neighbors and friends in our recent bereavement. CARL REERON. JOnN HEARING AND FAMILY Talent, Or,, Mnrch 19. . LONDON, March 19. That King Edward is seriously ill at Biarritz today from bronchial trouble is gen erally believed here. The kinc's phy sicians have reported that ho is in a better condition, though still con fined to his room. Ordinarily such a report would be reassuring, but in tho caso of tho king it is recalled thnt whenever his doctors havo insisted that bo- is re covering, tho contrary has betm the ease. The king has contracted o heavy cold which aggravated bia oironic bronchial trouble. NEW LEADER FOR MEDFORD BAND Charles D. Hazelrlgg Resigns and E. G. Bradley, Who Is a Leader of Same Repute, Will Take Charge of the Band. NO MORE SHEEP GRAZING IN WESTERN FORESTS WASHINGTON, D. C, March 10. That herders will not bo allowed to grnze sheep in California forests in defiance to the regulations of the agricultural department and the for est service, indicates today the stand that the government will take lit re gard to tho same question in Oregon and Washington. According to nn announcement by the agricultural department the gracing rules nre to bo enforced to the letter nnd foresters havo hewn instructed to report nil violations and to prosecute promptly. Tho announcement wns mndo lift or the supreme court decision was mndo upholding Judge Wellborn of the federal court of California, who no quitted thrqe borders charged with criminally grazing sheep in tho na tional forests. Disastrous Fire In Japan. YOKOHAMA. March 10. Savon buddies of persons burned in a dis astrous firo horo yesterday hnvo been recovered and sonroL is being mndo for more today among the ruins of 500 structures which woro totally destroyed in tho conflagration. The Medford concert bank hns started with regular rehearsals fol lowing a quiet winter and will soon ho in trim to f " toy engagements thnt may nri.se. Charles b. lln ritrg, who so suc cessfully conducts the band the past two summers, latoly tendered his rosienntion and the band has en gaged tho services of' E. G. Bradley as leader, Mr. Bradley is not o stranger in Medford, as be has mndo this his home for almost a- year and has milny warm friends in our city, both in its isuaiea) circles nnd also among the lovers of art, whore ho is accepted as n fino nnturo pointer. His long. experience in tencbing nnd directing military bands well fits him to take charge of, Mcdford's pot mnsica) organization. Among tho bands Mr. Bradley has conducted is tho City Guard band of San Diego, Cnl. It wns while tindor Mr. Bnullov'fl leadership thnt this band in 1887 wns sent on a tour thronngh tho enst by tho boostors of Ban Diego and gained a national reputation for their oxcollent work, and woro tho diroct moans of bring ing many easterners over to the Pa cific coast. Later, Mr. Bradley was chief mil- Mcinu of (he .Seventh California In- fan try band, during thoir enlistment in tho Spnnish-Amoncnn war. Tho hnnd 1ms encaged Smith's hull for rohenrsal room nnd moot on Tuesday nnd Friday ovonings cuoh week. At thou- Inst mooting William Warner, tho business mnni.gor, re ported sovornl good engagements in tho near future. Tho band is to hold its nnnunl election of officors on Friday ovo nlng, Mnrch 25, ' Thoro is n good, substantial sum in tho hand tronstiry and tho boys hope this senRon to roalizo a Tew dollars in onsh for thoir services, for, while nil bnndsmon know thai a brass band Is no placo to make mono', still a few dollnrs at timox helps keep up tho interest, and also assists in paying for instrument-, J music, rent and other expenses which I cost more than a "thank you." Married. In Jacksonville, March 17, 1010, by J, R. Neil, county judge, Edgar Paysor, aged 22, and Jennie June, ngod 10, both of Medford. In Jacksonville, March 17, 1010. by J. R. Neil, couunty judge, Iloni.' Kerby, aged 32, and Etta Kingoiy, aged 10, both of Talent. New Offices. Tho Woods Lumber Co. has juol finished the oulnrging of thoir office rooms. Tho Interior has boon gront ly enlarged mid refinishod in wood pnnol work, ote. Tho offico Is di vided into two sections. You nro ushered into tho mnin offico or wait ing room, which contains mission settees, chairs, desk, etc., and from vhuro you l -uk mto tho priwito ot- Shcrmnn Clay &. Co. Jicc, both being roomy, light and Will rmnmunco decorating nnd fin atry. lolling tho interior of tho More. The This enturpiv-ii fum vortain ,nov nwinngoment is planning many Iv kuopiug up with tho times, nnd a'cliniiges in the near ftituro. Watch visit to tho yards will rovoal a stir- for tho display aunniinuumoiitH cnll prisingly complete stock of building ing attention to tho new things hi materials of nil kinds. .stock. Savoy Theatre TIIK AC'.MU OV l'lOTUUKDOM AFTERNOON AND EVENING Tho Confederate Spy -War Dramn. Beautiful Snow One Long Laugh. A Sanllno Sandwich - Industrial Comedy. Excellent Music. One Dime. SHADE TREES From 15c to 50c Best Stock in the Oity 3000 NEWTOWN APPLE TREES Good Stock of BARTLETT and ANJOU PEARS Tree Protectors by the thousand. Both stock and prices will please you. 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