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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1910)
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREO ON, SUNDAY, APRIL 17, 1910. It SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Modford Thoiilor tonight. Minn Mabul liny and Mrs. CliurlaH Dolin nro making up u party of con .nuniiil 1'rimiilH lo iikittu at thu rink TiicmIhv evening from 10 till 12. Hariloa'H now IcoIohh fountain ih Borvinjr all thu Intent drinkH. ' II. I). Jvtibli of Applegnto wnn in Medford Biilunliiy on IiuhIiiohk con- ,ncotcd with tho cotiNlriiotlon of tlio now nchoolliotiHo in that district. J. W. Morritt of Contra! 1'olnt was in Modford Saturday attending thu frnitgruworii' inouthiK. TIidno lotH In thu Qiiooii Anno Ad dition aro tho hunt over, cotiHiduring nrin and tunnn. lUnlon'tt ico croain Ik inado from puns Jorwoy ore tun without to-culled fillorfi or othor ndtiltorntioiiH. That's tlio reaiuiu. T. II Nichols of Knglo Point wnt in Medford on IhihIiiohb Snturday. W. C. Leaver of Coutrnl Point wum in Mrdl'ord Baturdny on bufiincaa connected with tho fruitgrowers' ur- Sanitation. Tlifl Medford Printing Company . bun added a bindery and noWdouH .all tiortH of bindery work. The Ladies' Aid uocioly of tho Fintt M. E. cliuroh will hold their i monthly cinl and thnnk offering at tho homo of Mrs. P. C. EdmunduH,'! 804 Itcnuott nvonue, next Wodnosdny .afternoon, April 20, at 2:30; 25 centH offering. All nro cordially in vited. Rardon will deliver ice crontn and i ices to any part of city Sunday. .i'hono 371. John II. Cnrkin, attomey at law, evr jacknon County Dank. ' W. II. Ilarr wan at Jaaksonvillo on .s buiiineHH visit Saturday. F. II. CuwIoh of tho Wcstcrwny ranch, catu of Modford, was in thin city Saturday in attondanco on tho fniitRruwertt' meeting. Mrn. Claire Orr of North Central Avenue left Thursday for Klamath Falls, whom nhe will pay parents, relativra and friends n few weeks' social visit. Stop ut Kurdon's, day or night, for cool, refreshing drinks, icos and cream. O. A. Hamilton of Grants Pans was Medford visitor Saturday. II. K. Qale of Merlin was in tho bunch who organized tho Roguo River Fruit !fc Produco aHBocintiou, and prrtty wall up toward tho load also. Willinuui' Carnation talcum powder .at West Sido Pharmacy. Tho Union livory atnblo Ih reopen d and will Imj horonftcr operated as a feed and hoarding stnhla. H. B. Oauuynw, proprietor. 21 M. J. Andorson of Grants 1'nss wan in Medford Saturday attending Uio fruitgrowers' mooting. Three more Chnlmors-DotroitH making 10 of this make received thin fleanan in Medford nnd tliroo lhiiok cant wore unloaded in Modford Sat urday. "Tho way cars aro coming in," said u utreot hnbituo tho othor morning as ho Bidoatoppod a btiK wngou and nearly broke himBolf in two getting out of tho way of a mo torcycle, "thoro will bo moro auto mobile! on tho Htreot than thoro aro dogH, and that will bo going some." Charles C. Pursoll of Littlo Ap flegnt9 was in Medford Snturday on business. Old books rebound by tho Modford Printing Company. Mifl Alice Hanloy of Jaoksonvillo was a Medford visitor Snturday. A. It. Rhodes of North nnrtlott street left Monday for a month's visit of pleasure to his old homo in Iowa. Why pay cash for lots whon you s an get them on onHy torms in tho v Queen Anne Addition f Polk Hull & Son, proprietors of tho Rush mills, nro putting down 200 feet of commit sidownlk in front of tho mill on Iiiversido nvonuo. A comploto lino of Old Hampshire bond, tho finest stntionory made, at tha Meilford Printing Co. Wanted- Trnnsitmnn, lovol ninii, rodmen, chninmon, draughtsman and estimator for Crntor Lake highwny Burvoy. Soe 13. F. Haldol, room 23, Jackson County Bank building, Mod ford. 23 J. A. Andorson & Son, tho con tractors nnd buildors, of North Oak street, have tho contract to build a six-room bungalow for Mr. Brood mead on tho enst sido. Lots in Laurel Park soil for 250, $300 and up. 25 down and $10 a month. Soo Benson. 50 Mm. Wnltor Chapman nnd son of Peaglo are in tho city on bnsinoss and pleasure. Benson wants to show you Lau rel Park. 60 Mr. Calhoun, tho dairyman, front ed himself Thursday to u douhlo seated two-horso spring wagon for his rnpidly increasing trado. Do you liko fancy statlonoryt Tbo Modford Printing Company car ries it All Btylos of legal blanks nt tho Mail Tribuno offico. Over n hun dred forms. Ilaukias for ITealth. Hnv. Fl B. Barllolt of 0 ratlin Viihh will ofl'iuiato at St. Marks' church next Sunday at 1L a. m. and 7:30 p. tn. Laurol Park Is thu plaao to buy lots, Buiison Invoslmout Co. Mrs. F. W, Carnnhau Is in Mod ford from tho Bluo Lodge, Mrs. II, Bailey nnd family, who hnvu boon visiting Mrs. Bailoy's brother, II. M, Coss, for thu paat sovural wooks, loft for thoir homo In IJona, 'Vox,, Friday ovoulng. Mr. and Mrs. John Manuy of Englo Point woro Medford visitors Saturday. Private board at 110 Hast 0th si. Strictly firsl-cluss. Mr. Bush mid family of Loudon, Knglnnd, uro in Modford looking over tho country with a viow to investing. Bandy fivp-room coltago, only' $1200, Soo Boiisou Investment Co. II. L. Aiidrows, ono of tho inter ested fruitgrowors of Grants Pass, wus in Modford Saturday attending tho organization of the Koguo Itiver Fruit & Produce association. L. E, Huston of Talont was in Mudfordr Saturday night. Baseball supplios at the now gun stare. 23 George P. Minis of Sovon Oaks was n Modford visitor Saturday. A tnodorn bungalow, five blocks from Mooro hotel, only $1050, terms. Sco Benson Investment Co. Colonel It. C. Washburn of Tablo Hock was among tho outhtusiustiu organizors of tho Fruit & Produco association. Colouol Washburn does not claim distinction as an orator, but tha way ho raised his subscrip tion every tuno it was necessary was moro convincing thnn a flow of Ian gungo. Thoro were others thoro just liko him. Coorgo H. Durham of Grants Pass was in .Metfiord on professional business Saturday. Lxclusivo agents for Fox visible typewriters, sold on torms. Call at Morrivold Shop, West Main stt 30 George A. Stoel of Throo Pines, Josephine county, was in Medford on biismoHH Saturday. Only $850 for a bungalow. Sue Ik'nson Investment Co. II. II. ltidduls and wifo of Eagle Point woro in Medford Saturday. Trespass notices for salo at Mail Tribuno offico. T. J. Williamson of Ashland was a Modford visitor Saturday attending Investigate Laurel Park first. Benson Investment Co. tho fruitgrowers' mectinir. James Iloguo of ICerby is a Med ford visitor. If you want to doublo your money in real estnto, Queen Anno Addition is tho snfo placo. Mrs. J. M. Smock of Holland in in Modford today. W. G. Meyers, county fruit in spector, wns in town from Central Point Snturday. Laurel Park is delightfully locat ed. Bonson will show you. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Sehwnrz of haglo Point woro horo Snturday nt loading tho Fruit & Produco meet ing. "Tho Gingorbread Man" again to night. . Logal blanks for sale. Mail Trib uno offico. Tho great success of last season mid last night, "Tho Gingorbread Mnn," nt tho Modford thentor to night. Fred Engli of Ashlnnd was in Medford Friday on business. Thoro will bo a rally of tho young pooplos societies of tho various churches of Mcdfordr Sunday, April 17, at 0:45 p. in., held in tho Baptist church. Subject undor disoiiBsnfei, "Who Should Win a Soul for the Kingdom, and HowT" Spooial music hns boon arranged for. Row G. M. Beolor, Dr. Oliver's assistant, will liavo charge of tho meeting. HAIR DRESSING, BLEACHING-, WEAVING, MANICURING BY AN EXPERT SEE THE NEW PARASOLS Just received, direct trom JNcw York, a very large assortment ot Tarasols, containing tli e prettiest styles ever brought to the west. The best )art about this lot of parasols is the fact that we bought them right and righf; from the start wc will sell them .at very jjrk'es. When you come here to purchasd your parasol bring your little girl along we may have something for her. Wear Merode Underwear The women wo wear this famous brand of underwear are well pleased. Merode underwear fits perfectly has that comfortable feel and will wear satisfactorily. MAY WE SHOW YOU THE MERODE? Onyx Hosiery Is the Best Onyx Hosiery for the particular women. No dissatisfy &mm arises if you always buy Onyx. Wc carry a coxrpfeie 2hKW4ri weights and sizes. WE'LL BE PLEASED TO SHOW YOU. Gossard Corsets THE FINEST PRODUCTS OF THE MOST FOREMOST CALL AND SEE THE NEW LINE OF COR SETS THE LaGreque All Wool Suits NOW ON SPECIAL SALE. Don't fail to come and see the bar gains wc are offering in Spring Suits. All tho choicest, new spring. models and the fabrics are beautiful. All $15.00 Suits to go at $11.25 All $20.00 Suits to go at $15.00 All $25.00 Suits to go at $18.75 All $30.00 Suits to go at $22.50 All $40.00 Suits to go at $30.00 All $45.00 Suits to go at $33.75 Every suit is guaranteed to fit per fectly before it leaves 'the store. You will find what you desire by coming Monday. Don't fail to see the windows. Famous Kenyon Dusters These can't be duplicated. The Ken yon make beats the world. Eine linen, khaki, silk, etc., all neatly made and serviceable to a great degree. Prices very reasonable. IMHHIHHMHMHMWHHMi Keiser Neckwear Just received, a new line of Ja bots and other new styles of neck wear. 25c and up. THJ2 rarasr G00D6 AT HAIR GOODS OF ALL See the Windows Silk and fabric Gloves, long and short styles, all colors and white and black. If you want service you must buy the best and we recom mend Kayser Gloves Medfori's QaaMiy Store For Wow WARNER SELLS HIS Southern INTEREST IN DAIRY.Dairy Company J. W. Snyder Buys Out Partner's In terest In Business and Will Here after Conduct It Himself. J. W. Snyder lins purchasod tho In terest of L. D. Wnrncr, Sr., !n tho Wnrnor and Snyder dairy and will horonftcr conduct tlio business him self. Ho Is making plans to enlargo and Improve tho dairy and Incrcaso and modcrnlxo Its facilities. Would Like to Meet Farmers and Dairymen or Those Desiring to Enter the Dairy Business. . tor. Young people's meeting 7 p. m. The paator will preach at the Grif fin creek schoolhouse Sunday after noon at 3 o'clock. A cordial wel come is extended to ail to attend theso services. Christian Church. Cornor Sixth and Ivy streets. Bible school at 0:45. Morning service of the church at 11. Sermon subject, "God So Loved the World That He Gave." Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m. and preaching at 8. Sernoa uu the subject, "Mind Yoour Own Busi ness." Everybody welcome. W. Theo. Matlock, pastor. Genj.n Lutheran church, Fourth street, sermon 11 o'clock Sunday. M Markert, pastor. Presbyterian Church. Preaching at 11 a. m., subject, are welcane. "EvaBge&oa aad Ha Good hb4bc Stxaagcrs cose. AM re av&!. to jam us m lfck, fee feet Ttguk service EvesiBg cerviee a 8 e'elaek. ciai masc try fee Wise Oaioe." Cms for a. meeting. Seatey eefceel t3& u C. E. Boeiety at 7 p. ac; J. CL WL- eiety at 4iM aa. Tho Southorn Dulry company liavo opened a very cowpleto plant for tho tnauufneturo ot Ice cream, sherbets, Ices, etc., and will keep all kinds ot dnlry products always on hand. This is a business that should be At present 40 cows aro milked. Tho of Interest to every person, 'especlal- ! BUSINESS LOCALS : Whitman's dolioious ohocbintos at Morrivold Shop. Tho Pnntorium cloana every thing porfootly. 25 Rebuilt typowritore for Bale chonp nt Morrivold Siiop, For wood of nil kinds, seo tho Squnro Deal Woodyard. Phono 2G01. Fir etroot, between Socond nnd Third Btroets. Gould & Lindloy, proprietors. 201 Wlion in noed of n clounor call on tho Pantorium, Main 2141. 25 If you want satisfaction, try u Baok of Mt, Hood Snow-Fall Flour. For salo at tho Russ Mill. Remem ber tho plnoo. Polk null & Son. Evory. Bpot takes a hiko whon tho Pnntorium doos your work. 25 All kinds fresh fish nt tho fish market. Oystors, chiokons, crabs, shrimps nnd lots of good things. Lunch goods nlways on hand. Iloguo Hlvor Fish Co. 23 Stationery nnd offioo supplios at Morrivold Bhop. "Haskltu for Health," number will bo Incroased to 50 at ouco. Sanitary milk tickets will bo usod Instead ot tho old stylo ot tick ets. Modern methods of hyglono will bo Instnllod and tho dairy brought up-to-dato In every particular. RAISING CHICKENS IN LARGE FLOCKS Twolve hundred fluffy littlo chicks one day old, enclosed in n circular spneo 12 feet in ammeter and moth ered by a singlo oil stove, represents ono of tho peculiar features of an experiment which is now being car ried on by Professor James Drydcn of tho Oregon Agricultural college Tho oxporimont is for the purpose of testing tho feasibility of raising chickens in largo flocks. It hns been tho boliof up to this time tiint chick ens could ho raised only in small broods. If the new method proves successful it ivill be n great boon to tho poultry industry. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. STANDING OF THR CLUBS. Won. Lost. Pet. Vernon 11 .017 Portland 10 0 .025 Snn Francisco . . 0 7 ,B02 Los Angeles 0 8 .520 Oakland 0 10 .375 Snornmonto 4 12 .250 Const Lt'nguc. At Snn Francisco Los Angeles 1, Ouklaud 0; battorios, Thorson nnd Smith, Dank Aid Mitzo. At Saoramonto Portland 5, Sac ramento 3; battorios, Krapp and Fishor, Fitzgerald nnd La Longo. At Los Angolos Snn Frnnoisco 5, Vomon 1. American League. At Washington Philadelphia 3, Washington 4; battorios, Coombs and Thomas, Wnlkor and Stroot. At Dotroit Clovoland 1, Detroit 5; battorios, Falkonherg, Kirch and Clarke, Browning and Stanngo. National League At Phllndolphia Brooklyn 3, Phil adelphia fv, Imttorios, Wilhelm, Sonn lon and Borgon, Mooro and Dooin. At Cincinnati Chicago 10, Cin cinnati 5 1 battorios, Colos nnd Nood ham, Rownn, Castloton and Clark. ly farmers and dalryinon In southern Oregon, becnuso It will provide a mar kot for a great ninny products not raised, or If ralced at ell, In such small quantity as to be ot no benefit to tho producer. This company will pay good prices for all products and will certainly bo a good Institution for Medford. Already thoy aro ship ping out wholesale orders and from now on will bo In position to supply tho family trado as well as fill all o;dero for lodges, churches, socials, etc. South Central avenuo is get ting to bo qulto a business district. There is a New Fountain in Town Rardon's Baker U sporting qulto tho swollost fountrln ever brought to Medford. You will enjoy a visit to this real llvo fountain it only for a look at tho now fixture. Standing soma 12 toot from tho floor up and about 1C foot wldo, this mass of plato glars, pollshod mahog any, marblo, brass nud silver flllgroo Is a boautltul sltbt. You havo soen many prott:- fountains no doubt, but liavo you ooon an Iceless fountain? Thoro Is a thought for you to puz zlo ovor and while you aro thinking about It just drop around and tako a peep at a fixture that would do cred it to a city two times tho slzo of Modford: MEDFORD THEATRE Sunday TONIGHT Sunday 1 he -ff AT THE CHURCHES. Christian Science. Sorvico Sunday morning nt 11 o'olook. Subjoot of lesson-sermon, "Dootrino of Atonemont." Sunday school at 10 o'clock; testimonial mooting Wodnosday nt 7:30 w. m. Tho publio is cordially invitod to thoso sorvioea. 128 North Urnpo street, north Shoraan-Clay musio houso. Baptist Church. First Bnptist church, oomor of North Contrnl avenue nnd Fifth stroots, A. A. Holmes, pastor. Reg ular services noxt Sunday, Sunday sohool 0:45 n, m.j preaching, 11 u. m, and 8 p. in. Sermons by tho pas- Gingerbread Man Owing to the many people being' turned away last night, Mgr. Hazel rig g has succeeded in getting this company for another nigM Prices - 50c - 75c - $1.00 HBR? ,1 k. 1