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14 MEDFORD MATT TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, AVIUL 17, 1910. MAI -'V...- , "-... .. HOSE FESTIVAL TO I CENTRAL POINT NEWSLETTER BE BIG AFFAIR Oafecrate Plans Are Now Complete awi Approaching Celebration Premises to Be Best of Its Kind Ewr Held. PORTLAND, Or., April 10. Vitas lor Portland's fourth annual rose fcvlir! aro now complete, and tho approaching celebration bids fuir to chree all previous oronts of tho -land, both in point of elaborate Bpcc jUcukur features and in tho volums oT outsido attendance Many bril Ikuit and unusual attractions have keen arranged, and tho festival man- Kcaent has boon notified that spc--rml round-trip oxcursion ratos will ke sads from all points oast and long the coast, beginning just pro viau.B o tho festival period, and with alio three-months limit mid stop-over 'Tho Week will open with n. royal welcome to tho "homccomers" on Monday, Juno 0, and a feast of Inn 5tfrB Bad general illominations, with jr reproduction of tho battle of the Jfouiter and Mcrrimac on tho Wil 3aaette, and an elaborate pyro--techuie display at the Oaks Park. "On Tuesday tho main feature will "ft ttrtvi&ititxtt ftWitiKlls. At! ill mil- " i r liens of choice blooms in tho con mst for silver trophies and ribbons. There will bo a brilliant parade of switotBotuIcs, decorated with roses miH other flowers probably not less Ata five millions of roses being in this parado alono. And in horse and carriage parade an greater number will bo shown. Jn tho "Spirit of tho Golden West" pageant there will be a great number f elaborate and costly floats, show the products, resources and Twnafaeturing industries of the merit-west. Skilled artists arc now act -work moulding the designs of thesv Heats, each of which will bo illum SRied with electric sparklers, red JSre and reflective torches. Another interesting and impressive nrjide Trill bo that of tho 10,000 school children who will march .iferDugh the flower-strewn streets, jSOiBff through intricate . evolutions jimA making a kaleidoscopic perspec tive along the lino of march. The lectric parade, covering historical, jaScgoiieal and mythological sub jects, -will probably, in beauty and elaborateness, surpass any similar -jMgcaat ever given in the United In addition to these features, the "Maul club, Portland's famous society KEanisatiou of. skilled horsemen and Horsewomen, will co-operate with the Multnomah Amateur Athletic club in jiving a three-day society circus dur-1 Smg the week. (Aeroplanes, dirigiblo balloons and wrships will ho on the ground, and sviation events "will figure in the fes tival sports. There will bo intcrna--ttenal road races of famous auto ZKHtbfte speed record-makers. The Sowing club, Yacht club, tho Motor est clab and other organizations are enthusiastically arranging for events .for the festival regatta, in which the taatiro west coast will participate. XtariBK tho regatta a marine page mal and water carnival will be given. '.The Riverside Driving club will .jpre a light-harness matinee at the aeantry club racecourse. More than 20 prominent fraternal aseeleties and organizations have ar zwtged to meet here in convention Airing festival week, June 6 to 11. The court of honor, on Sixth street, from Ankeny street to the Hotel Portland, a space of seven Hocks, will bo ornamented with rases eight feet high, and kept filled iferoBgeont the week -with fresh na tural flowers. At tho intersection of -Ankeny and Sixth tho tourists and -vleitors coming from the union de yol trill be greeted by a hugo sign trerktd out artistically in electric 3ctters and flowers, bearing the rtarH "Welcome." Threnghont the downtown district ami Sn tho resideuco portions of tho tHy elaborate decorations, in which -rsea will bo the leading feature, will Hemi a fete atmosphere throughout lie -week. 2FMUTT GROWERS HAVE MEETING TOMORROW The final mooting for organization mt the Itoguo River Fruit and Prod uce association will ho held tomor rsw iporning at 11 o'clock. Tho nc eeasary stock for tho incorporation of the association has nearly nil leen subscribed and tho prospects re good for a successful outcome mt the scheme. Today's store ads should tell you about most of tho vory latest rewrit Saff of prices that has been going- on mI seaae of this information fti'uU wSdly exeita yon. Mrs. Charles M. English of Mod ford spent Thursday in Central Point. Mrs. II. T. Hull is tnitcrtniuiug rel atives from the eastern slates. Miss Eva Noreross, the accom plished daughter of V. II. Noreross, has accepted a position in our schools for next school year. Miss Noreross wns offered a position in the Ash land schools, hut chose to remain in her homo town. Mrs. A. II. Brownell of Los An geles is canvassing tho town in the1 interests of tho Angelus university plan, a system of education by cor rcsDondcnce. Sho has nwnkencd some interest and is hopeful of so curing quite a list of students. Dr. McLean of Grants Pass, who wns to have taken a prominent part in the Thursday missionary conve i tion, wns thrown from his wheel on Wednesday, receiving mrito a severe injury, which necessitated canceling his engagement hero for that occas ion. B. M. Whitford of Nashville, Tcnn., is visiting friends and relatives in the city. Rev. McIIcnry of Ah)nnd made Central Point a flying visit Thursday afternoon. Tho meeting of the Woman's Mis sionary societies of southern Ore gon, nclu nero on imirsuny, was in teresting and well attended. Those attending from outside tho town were as Tom.?.: Mrs, W, F, fhflhj. II. Q. VOrtmnn. Mrs. S. S. Van Dyke,' Mrs. Helen nnskins, Mrs. W. W. Glnscoe, from Mcdford; Mrs. C. W. Nims, Mrs. C. n. Martow, Mrs. C. B. Lamkin, Mrs. Robert Garrett, Mrs. Anna Gash. Mrs. Louis Lager, Mrs. Thomas Colbum, Mrs. J. K. Van Snnt and Mrs. Sarah Walker, from Ashland; .Mrs. II. S. Pivseott, Mvs. E. A. Cheotluuu, Mrs. ,1. II, Hatha way, Miss Mary Coo, Miss lvatherino Gillfillen and Mrs. 11. 0. Bacon, from Grants Pass, and Mrs. J. E. Burk liart, Mrs. W, A. Smiok and Mrs. W. Thnekrnh, from Koseburg. An invi tation wns sent in from Grants Pass asking that the noxt annual meeting might be held there. Mrs. Mvra Roberts, tenelior of tho seventh grade in tho public school, visited Medford Tuesday on busi ness. A voting brother of Miss Sara Wright is here from Montana visiting nt the homo of his nunt, Mrs. C. C. Gibson. F. N. CUMMINGS T. W. OSGOOD OSGOOD & ED TYNAN, WELL KNOWN HERE, KILLED IN SPOKANE Ed P. Tynnn, a former well known Southern Pacific trainman on tho iVshlnud-Roseburg run, who was fa-' tally injured Saturday last, in a ' head-on collision botweea two trains on the Spokane, Portland & Soattle road on a trestlo in the suburbs of j Spokane, and later died at a liosin-l mi irora tuo effects of tho injuries. wns weJl kuown in Mcdford. ' The deceased was 38 years of aire and wns a son-in-lnw of Dr. Will t Jnokson, a pioneer Jackson county dentist, n vfg and. several children surviving him, bosides his brothors, who are widely known Irninmon m 1 the employ of tho Southern Pacific i: t. ..ues m uregon. Mr. Tynnn formerly resided in Ashland with his family, and was u f member of Ashland lodge, A. F. & A. I M., and of Malta Commnndery, No. J 4, of Knights Templar, The funeral took place in Portland Wednesday from St. Francis church, interment in Mt. Calvary cemetery. 1 CIVIC ENGINEERS Reefing fice in Southern Oregon Surveys, Maps, Plans, Specifications, Reports, Estimates, Etc., Water Powers and Water Works, Paving and Road Making, Sewerage, Rail roads, Irrigation and Drainage. Office: Medford National Bank Building Is much cheaper than shingles better than iron- more durable than tin superior in every way to all other brands of roofing. Why? Because it is the original roofing made in the best equipped factory in the world made by men who have been making and studying roofing for twenty-six years. Malthoid is made to give satisfaction and does, no matter where it is used. It's free imi hxh. A 4 nluhl. "Car of Roofing." tfonuurvtu rooieitwrtniCT Lu tn ct ym htr bm4 tLllbook vtU trbla jon to cmf.ef H. Ka4ebyT6eParatTiiePa'MtCo. Sao Franoso mi fmywiefe GARNETT-COEEY HARDWARE COMPANY Animal Insurance Me Insure Horses and Cattle Against Death From Accident, DIs- east or Fire. NATIONAL LIVESTOCK INSURANCE ASSOCIATION, J. E. Tull, Agent, Medford. . - - .. 1 1 P. O. HAN8KN TOSI MOFFAT Wo mnko any kind nnd atylo of Windows. Wo carry Glnsa of nny sizo on hand. MEDFORD' SASH fie DOOR 00., Medford, Oregon. J. EL ENYART, President JOHN 8. ORTH. Cnsuim J. A. PERRY, Vice-Presideat W. B. JACKSON, Abs'I Cashier. THE MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK UAPITAL $50,000 SURPLUS t. $10,000 Safety boxes for rent. A general Banking Business transacted. We solicit your patronage. PLUMBING STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING1 All Work Guaranteed Prices Reasonable COFFEEN . PRICE 11 North D St.. Medford, Ore. Phone 303 Here Are Some Fine usiness Chances BLACKSMITH SHOP, doing good business. GENTS' CLOTHING STORE; good lease and snap at price asked. OTHER OPENINGS we do not care to advertise. CHOICE BUSINESS LOTS FOR SALE AT $67.00 PER FRONT FOOT. - Rogue River Land Col 11 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE For tSale 640 acres of Good Farming Land at $35.00 per acre. Being situated three miles west of that place and near the government irrigation canal. This land is selling at a BARGAIN and now is your time to IN YEST. For particulars write Harry Moon G.att"" cuf. GOLD RAY GRANITE CO, Office: 209 West Main St., Medfoid, Ore. Operating Quarry at Cold Ray, Oregon DEALERS IN BUILDING, MONUMENTAL AND CRUSHED, GRANITE ,r,... THE... NASH LIVERY GO. 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