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MIODKOUi) MAIL TlUHUNJfi, MEDJORD, OUI'XJOX, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1910. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL C. H. Tcuiill, Jl. II. HrmMiuw and A. 0. Kllor of Uko Crook woro in Modford TluuHdny on business. ( Mayor Canon in ill at IiIh liomo ami not alilo to nttoml to llio IjiihI huhh of liU offioo. AotliiK Mayor Elfort Ih in charge of tlio routine btlNlllOHH. TIiohu IoIh in tho Qnoon Anno Ad dition aro tlio bout ovor, considering priuo and tonna. MuKinluy Mitolioll of Portland wub in Modford Thursday on bui siurh, political and otherwise. Mr. and Mru. V. C. I.covcr of Central Point woro Modford visitor Thursday. Tho Modford Printing Company baH addod a bindery and now dooH nil hoHh of bindery work. J. l llrown of Knglo Point wan. in Modford on n business trip Tlnirs day. V. Dodgu wus in Modford from Cold Hill Wednesday. Frank Madden of Chicago is in Modford to purcbaHO orchard prop rty. John II. Curkin, nttonioy at law, ovor jnoknon County Hank. J. A. Maxtor of Cold Hill was in Modford Wednesday on a business trip. S. I). HolmoH of Eagle Point wits in Modford on a business trip Thurs dny. Twonty-fivo rolls of wall paper for 50a at Modford Furniture Co. Jacob Walr. of Griffin crook wan in this city Wednesday attending to business matters. ClinrloH Fcldotihoitnor, tho Port land jowolor, who owiih un orchnrd west of Contral Point, is looking af ter 1i!h interests in tho valley. Legal blanks for inlo. Mnil Trib uno office David Plynmlo Ih now employed in ono of tlio lending shoo stores in 'Woodland, Cab, and in doing woll. Old booka rebound by tho Modford Printing Company. Dintriot No. 1 will hold cottage prayer mooting at Mr. Lyons' home, corner of Cottage and Mnin streets, tonight. Why pay cash for lots when you can get them on easy terms in tho Queen Anno Addition f All member of tho choir for tho Oliver meeting nro requested to bo t tho Tabernacle Friday cvo at 7:30. A complete lino of Old Hampshire) bond, tho finest stationery mndo, at the Medford Printing Co. All mumborH of tho choir for tho Oliver inootingH aro rocpiosted to bo nt tlio Tabortinclo Friday ovo at 7:30. ! Do you liko fnncy ntationory T Tho Modford Printing Company car ries it. C. h. MotiHon of tho Pacific Papor Co., was in Modford on business Thursday. Soo tho now store nt 28 South Central nvonuo. J. M. Henhnm of Oakland, Cat., is -in Modford looking after -business matters-. All iityloa of legal blanks at tho Mail Tribiiuo office. Ovor n liun drod forms. C. C. McCleudon of Cold Hill was In Modford Thursday. Mr. McClon- -don !h ono of tho original sottlors of -tho Koguo ltlvor vnlloy and in 1853 pastured his mules on tho present sito of Modford whllo conducting a pack train botwoon Snornnionto and tho Hottlomonts in tho Willamette. Meekor ban tho goods nnd mnkos tho pricos. Privato board nt 110 East Oth st. Strictly firfit-olass. E. II. Waterman was a Modford visitor Thursday. Tho Hencon Invostinout Co. is closing out its ontiro holdings nt sno rifico pricos, Hero is tho finost cliunco for soouring properties of vnluo at way-down pricos. Frod Fitrroy of Phoonix was in Modford Thursday on business. Trespass nnticos for salo nt Mail Tribune offioo. Tho best lunch iu tho oity nt tho 8. & O. lunchroom, in tho SmnUo club. Open day or night. Old Em orick cafo room. Profocaor P. J. O'Gara and Coun ty Inspector Myors aro looking ovor tho orchards on tho onst sido of tho valley today. They will tnko iu tlio orchnrdn botwoon Contral Point nnd tho foothills. If you want to doublo your monoy in renl estato, Qnoon Anno Addition Is tho Hafo placo. V. A. Diinlap of Talont wns in Modford on bucinosB Tiiurcdny. I can put you wIbo to a roal es tato buy that will not 100 por oont in elx months if handled right, $400; $3200 all monoy nooossary. It. K. Smith, care box 400, Modford, Or. 27 II. D. Kubll of Applogato was a Modford visitor Thursday. Tho host cigars, tho host magazines and tmpora, your boat frionds at tlio Smoko club, . O. h. Monson of tho Pacific Pnpor Co. is vinititng his Modford custom ers. ITo wnB married since his last visit horo. Frnnols D. Clarke, until rooontly prosldont of the North Bank rail roud, and for many yearn a lieuten ant of JamoH J. Hill, is viHitiug'Mcd ford with u viuw to purc'liiming or olntrd property. Ho is much pleased with the valley. K, P, HiiglioM of Aslilimd mjil-iiI Wednesday in Modford. Tlio Pythian Hltor gnvo their regular blmonlhtly banquet lust night. Quito a number of loeal and visiting knightu and their frieudH and Indies gathorod at the K. of P. hull BLOCK DAY ENVELOPES NOW BEING DISTRIBUTED Thursday and Friday tiio Indies of 'the (Iroator Modford club will bo busy distributing tho Mock day en velopes, giving ono to ouch houso m town. If it happons that any house has boon overlooked, such omission is unintentional, and tho orror may bo rectified by applying for envoi-, opos nl tlio library. Now, in regard to the Hlook day ouvelopofl, the recipients aro asked to keep them carefully and rotttm thou intact to the collectors Monday evening. Don't ullow tho envelopes to dis appear into oblivion behind the piano or under the sofa, until next sweeping day, nor should tho baby bo allowed to chow upon it. Place the ouvclopo upon tho man telpiece or over tho clock, where it may bo a constant reminder to savu nickels, dunes and dollars to seal up for the library fund. : BUSINESS LOCALS "" J j ; 4 ff Meeker is now at 28 South Cen tral avenue. ' For wood of all kinds, boo tho Squaro Doal Woodyard. Phono 2001. Fir stroot, between Second nnd Third otrcets. Qouid & Lindloy, proprietors. 201 Tlio windows at Meokor's will attract you. If you want satisfaction, try a sack of Mt. Hood Snow-Fall Flour. For solo nt tho Hubs Mill. Remem ber tho placo. Polk Hull & Son. Meeker's is a cozy, clean, new place. Hcncon is disposing of all per sonal and real .properties preparu ton to nu indefinite trip to tho east llettcr see what is boing sacrificed I and sco quickly. BOSTON'S EGGS BROWN, NEW YORK'S WHITE WASHINGTON, D. C, April 21.- Joh1 A- KtmMo of Now York city told iuuj iu uiu ivniuu cominiueo inves- tlgatlng tho Increased cost of living' Kroo 'tribesmen In tho somewhat des sonio things about eggs. Mr. Kunklo ..,,... imt .mrsUfi.nl onniimiim thev Is of the firm of S. S. Long & Co., and ! tins had an Intlmato association with eggs for moro than 40 years. Ho nswrtctl. sorious troublo is going to Incidentally said that tho tiso of thojrggui tolephone by householders had addod Tilrt" ifmo-. nn (ilft olln iin,,,i. nro 120,000 a year to tho running ox poniies ot his firm, becnuso ot in creased clorlcal force, moro doilvcry wagons aim iobs oi goouo tnrougn Tho Liborinns, on tho contrary, are noti-nccoptanco. denounced ns wholly incompetent. It Tho Hoston mllllonnlro eplcuro, Js .leclnred that thov do nothing said Mr. ICunklO, unlllco his Xow!.,i,n(n... r.. ,.n L'nilW .nvnni1 ..... York prototypo, wauted oggs with brown shells, heavy with moat. Tho Now Yorker wants oggs with whlto shells, which-will not keep so long. Ho told ot a customer who desired a largo quautlty ot oggs all oxactly tho fcnmo slzo, and possessing perfect ly whlto cholls. It was stipulated that not an egg must bo moro than throo days old. Tlio ordor camo from a mau of wealth at tho Plaza hotol, who finally agreed to accept oggs six days old, for which ho paid 75 cents a dozen, tho high coat bolng duo to tho assorting o! alios. IGNORANT RUSSIANS ARE BUNCOED BY SWINDLERS ST. PETERSBURG, April 21. Swiudlors nro working so success fully in tho church's nnmo nil ocor Europonn Russian, on tlio pcoplo'rt fonr of Halloy's oomot, that tho cler ical authorities havo appealed to tho govornmont to act in tho matter. The ignorant Russian masses have boon for several months in torror of tlio comet, and so successfully havo tho confluence workors played upon those font's that it is estimated they have collected, horo and tlio re, sums running into the hundreds of thou sands of dollars, ostensibly for spo- oml prayors for tho country's doliv ory from danger. Tlio monoy, of oourso, has never go no to tho church at nil. Inasmuch ns tho polico havo mndo no offort auywhoro to stop tiio frauds, a protty broad intimation is given by tlio priosthood to tiio govornmont that officialdom is getting its share of tho pluudor. ROBS MOTHER-IN-LAW'S TONGUE OF ITS POWER WILKESDARRE3, Pa., April 21. Docaufio slio said ho hypnotized hor and rondorod hor spoocliloss and holp loss, Potor Avondalo was arrested to day at tho Instanco ot the mother-in-law, Mrs. WUUam noose, and STEEL TELLS OF HIS IRIP EAST: In Address Boforo Commercial Club He Gives Graphic Account of His Reception hy Government Officials in Washington on Recent Trip. Will 0. Stool, who wan sent by tlio Commercial club to Washington to lobby for tho Crnter Lako highway appropriation, gnvo a Kraphlc account of his reception and offorts at tho nation capital to the Commercial club WodnoBllay evening. Ho stated that w,,en rrvo, tho offlcai8 ot both Interior anil agricultural depart ments gave him tho cold shoulder becaimo of tlio decision of tho Ore gon supremo court against tho Ora tor Lalco road. "When I found what, tho trouble was," said Mr. Stool, "I spent two days visiting theso officials and ask ing them to conio, as a personal fa vor, to hoar my lectin p at tho Con gregational church. With ono or two exceptions every ono of tho officials of tho Finnish government. In i ,i,.ir,.,i tn attend tho lecture, which , nsmuch as the proposed law takes I Illustrated with 1G0 of tho finest slides ;vcr made, attended. "I began with tho creation of tho Oregon territory, describing its geog raphic nnd other features and grad ually bringing tho dlscourso down to Orator Lake. I dwelt upon tho of- dotallcd tho history of tho lako. I censured tho supremo court strongly for its decision, and was warmly ap plauded for It. I then told ot Med ford's effort to ralso money by popu lar subscription, and It was tho Mod ford spirit that changed tho attltudo ot tho govornmont officials and pro cured their co-operation, and tho ex penditure of SG000 this summer la tho forest rcservo, tho survoy of tho park and other expenditures as woll as a recommendation from Secretary Halllngor for a largo appropriation next wlntor." Engineer Herring of tho forestry bureau mndo k brief talk tolling tho club was tho bureau was doing and would do and assuring them ot Its nctlvo co-operation and asslstauco in " possible ways in tho making nc- ccsslbto ot tho Crater Lako park. ENGLISHMEN SYMPATHIZE WITH KR00 TRIBESMEN LON'DOX, April 21. Englishmen retri)ing mm Liberia 'almost with ., !,! ovnmni with l nro wnging against the Liberian government. Sooner or Inter, it in lepresented ns an independent, in- telligcnt race, which supplies prac tically tho only labor iu West Africa. ing them inhumanly. Tlio Kroos do not recognize their authority mid havo frequently laid complaints be fore tho governors at Sierra Leone, adjoining Liberia, witli tho result that England has several times re moitstratcd sharply with tho Liber inns. NOTICE. Notice Is huroby given that tho un doislgaod will apply at tho, next rog ular meeting ot tho city council ot tho city ot Modford, Oregon, for a license to soil sptrltous, vinous and malt liquors In quantities less than a gal lon at No. 10 South Fir street, In said city, for a period ot six months. O. M. MURPHY. Dntod April 21, 1910. Anything of vnluo enn bo sold if tho sollor uses tho want ad soiling way. IlnskiiiH for Hunltti. FUil! 1'IUi NMW TYPEWRITERS Just rocolvod a FOX VISIBLE 1U3MINGTOX and Ij. C. SmTIT, both vlslblo writers. Those nro tho tlnost machines on tho mar hot. SoM tor cash or on terms. Wo nlso soil ltNllUITr TYPEWRITERS, Carbon and Typowrltor Papers, Ribbons and other supplies. DELIGHTFULLY DELICIOUS MEEEIVOLD SHOP. 'LOCK OF HAIR MAY I Hand of Girl Albert Wolter Is Ac cused of Murdering Found Clutch ino Lock of Wolter's Hair. NEW YORK, April 21, A lock of yellowish brown hair may send to tho olcctrlc chair Albert Wolter, ac cused of having murdered Ruth Wheolor, Tho prosecution is expected to show that tho hand of tho murdered girl was found to bo clenching a lock of hair that carno from WolterCs head. FINNS TO DEFY CZAR. (Continued from Page 1.) in Europe. Tho first step toward keeping the record straight was taken when the diet referred to a special committee- tho law tho czar has notified tiio legislators ho intends to lay be fore tho douma for the reorganiza from tho diet and vests in the Bus sian bureaucracy the control of the stato railroads, posts, police, civil service und practically every other public sorvico it amounts to a kind of left-handed abolition of the diet by leaving it with nothing to do. Nicholas wants the diet to approve this plan as a preliminary to its submission to the douma, but the c6mmittco is drafting a report to the effect that tho measure is uncon stitutional and its passage would bo an outrage upon civilization. Upon this it is expected tho czar will dissolve tho diet probably for ever, sliovo the bill through the douma and complete the Russifica tion of tho public service, upon which a start has already been made without awaiting legal authorization. HANLEY WILLING ARBITRATE (Continued from Page li from tho Fish Lako ditch, furnished by courtesy of the Rogue River Ca nul company. This company is un der no obligations to supply the wa ter, but is doing'it through courtesy. It can nt any day shut off the sup ply and force thoVity to go back to Bear creek, which docs not supply half tho wntor necessary. If tho water problem is settled it will bo only n matter of a few weeks until Wesson ennyon wntor can be delivered through the pipe line into tlio city, thus ending nnd permanent ly solving Mcdford's water problem. Tho city nttonioy has succeeded in getting Judgo F. M. Cnlkins to set the enso for trial on May 9. But judging from former experiences tho enso would bo blocked in some man ner. At this special term called by Judge Calkins, Robert G. Smith will assist tlio city attorney, i - naskins tor Health. Excursion Ratesto the East DUEING1910 Southern Pacific (LINES IN OEEGON) TO EATES Chicago $72.50 Council Bluffs $60.00 Omaha .1 $60.00 Kansas Oity $60.00 St. Joseph $60.00 St. Paul-. $60.00 St. Paul via Council Bluffs $63.90 Minneapolis direct $60.00 Minneapolis, via Council Bluffs $63.90 Duluth, direct $66.90 Duluth, via Council Bluffs $67.50 St. Louis $67.50 Tickets will bo on salo May 2d and 9th; Juno 2d, 17th and 24th; July 5th and 22d; August 3d; September 8th. Tho above rates apply from Portland only. Prom points south of Portland, add ONE WAY local rate to Port land, to make through rate through California, add Ton days provided for tho going trip. Stop-overs within limits in either direc tion. Kinal return limit throe months from date of salo, but not later than Oc tober 31st. Inquire of any S. P. Agent for complete information, or WM, McMUEEAY Goneral Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon KETCHELL SAID TO BE IN GOOD SHAPE Joo Choynski to Spring New Stunt on Jeff to Get Him In Proper Shape No-Pictures of Jeff. SAN FRANCISCO, Cab, April 2L Writing to a friend in this city, nu eastern sporting man who has watched Stanloy Ketchcl at work for his fight with' Sam Langford at Philadelphia on April 27, declared j that the middleweight champion ac-J tually is working hard and that when j ho steps into the ring he will be in grand shape. Joe Choynski, accompanied by Sum Bcrgcr, left today for Rowar- detinan. According to Choynski's present ohms he will not begin box ing with Jeffries for several days, us be wants to do a little road and gymnasium work before putting on the gloves. Joe insists that he is sincere when he says that ho is go ing to try bis now theories on JeE- tnes, wringing the Uurbank giant ' around to the proper state of mindt and body by pulling the philosophy,! Psychology, music nnd literature' stuff on him. Jeffries isn't verv! strong for that sort of training, and if Choynski succeeds in putting, it over on him, ho will surprise a lot of people, nnd none more than Jef fries himselK Owen Moran and Tommy Mc Carthy, who fight for Jim Griffin's club on the night of April 29, are in the full swing of training and will continue at tho hard grind until the day before tho battle. Sam Berger, whoso business sense is continually to the fore, has decided not to have moving-pictures taken of Jeffries in camp for the reason were he to win in ono round the pic tures would be too short to draw the big monoy thoy nro expected to. The camp pictures, therefore, would be needed to carry tho nng pictures through. INSURGENTS TAKE UP DEFI. (Continued from Page 1.) publican members of the committees. Tho two sections of the committee on committees, the resolution pro vides, are to net separately. "Tho dissolution of the speaker's i pjwers, so arrogantly abused," said , Fowler, "is absolutely essential to restoration of free, representative government. "Wo have already eliminated the speaker from tho rules committee. It is time that wo should strip the speaker's office of the power to ap point committees and should limit his functions to tho singlo duty of presiding over deliberations here. "Tho resolution wUl establish the principle of just representation from tho standpoints of population, geog raphy and tho peculiar business in- FEOM ALL POINTS ON THE via Portland. One way 1 15.00 to above rates. A beautiful display o Parasols, including all of the latest fancies, all tho wanted plain colors, pongees, rajahs, etc., etc. IsTow styles for ladies, misses and the small toddlorj. THE NEW HANDLES The handles are beautiful, including all of the mission effects so catchy and popular this season; also natural wood and many oth-. er fancy effects. You will find a paraaol very easily here and tho price will bo the easiest part. 50c AND UP TO $5.00 ' THE STOEE THAT TEEATS YOU EIGHT VAN DYKE'S terests of each section. It will se cure for the majority and the mi nority separate committees to select the membership of the respective standing committees. "Tho centralization in the speaker of the right to appoint committees to control legislation through the rules committee and the power of recog nition made him the most autocratic influence in American politics. To say the consequence of these powers has made the office a gigantic ma chine of political blackmail is only to state what everybody admits." CHEYENNE IS ORDERED BACK INTO COMMISSION VALLEJO, Col., April 21. Orders J. W. DIAMOND , SELLS THE FINER. DIAMONDS 115 East Main Street $150 AN ACRE 27Q acres, foothill land, about 6 miles from Mod ford; there are about 85 aeree on this place now planted to fruit, which includes about 26 acres in bearing. The bearing vane4ie are Newtown and Spitzenberg apples and Cornice pears. Tkart are 25 acres of Newtowns in their second year with peach fillere and about 6 acres of Newtowns just planted; also 20 acres i Jonathans and 10 acres of Bartlett and Anjou pears jost planted. About 200 acres of first-class fruit land on the place. Ther are many springs on the place and considerable water oould Be de veloped for irrigation; two houses, good barn and other hailaugs. Would subdivide nicely. Easy terms. ( $2500 Sixty acres, 0 miles from Medf ord, about 15 acres eleared asd partly planted; small buildings. I $250 AN ACRE 70 acres, about 4 i i . i . xt a i acres pianica 10 newiowu twa opiizeogerfr appiee, muuuy a jris old; in addition, about 25 acres under cultivation, balance easily cleared ; good new 6-room plastered house, new barn; also set of old buildings. Could be subdivided into two or three traeta mealy, easy terms. kSSSiL' w $5500 Six miles from Modford, good new buildings, about 8' aeres planted to Newtowns, Spitzenbergs and pears, 1 and. 2 years ola; about 7 acres additional cleared, balance not hard clearing; good team, wagon nnd machinery ge8 w,tn -ne Placa ' Thlfl te 9 aero tract. $15,000 A first-class fruit nnd alfalfa ranch, 185 acres, 5 miles from railway station, practically all bottom land, 140 acres now under cultivation, water right with placo; fair houso, two barua, sohoolhouse on tho place, for $15,000, which is only $81 an aoroj $6000 cash will handle, and easy terms can bo had on the balance; this is a fine chance to get a first-class tract of low-priced land for development purposes. We don't think this will last long, and if you are interested, come in and see us about it. $12,525 Elo von acres in Comioo pears, 10 years old; 9 acres is Bat lott and Anjou pears, 1 to 3 years old; close in; good Boil; terns. $12,000 Eleven aoros in Comico and Boso pears, 14 years old; UtM trees are in full bearing and will pay a good income ou the priee asked. $15,000 Twenty aores, fine new modern bungalow, buildings easily worth $4000; about 13 acres of apples' in full bearing; trees are 16 years old; balance planted to apples 2 years old; good soil; sightly location; close to market; an assured income from the beginning; a fine home. $150 to $200 PER ACRE Stewart acre bracts; 2 rail from Melfek; tracts are from 10 to 25 aores in size; fine buildiag spots cm tM; can all be irrigated; cheapest traots in Medford neighborhood; y terms. $300 PER ACRE Finest 5 and 10 -a ore orchard and gardsa trat k the valley; easy terms. J! W. T. YORK & CO. have been received at the Mara Isl and navy-yard from Washington t put the monitor Cheyesae is tm mission as soon as possible in or4r thnt it may bo sent to the BrttMtte navy-yard in Paget Sosad. Tk Cheyenne has been out of sofluskf sion for six months. It is understood that the CheycwM will be given a thorough. evrhaal- ing at Bremerton. It is sot knews what tho government intend to dfo. with the monitor after she has bit repaired. The orders have created maek dis cussion us it was understood tkat,tk. Choyenno was scheduled for tins scrap heap. Has kins for Heal u. " Medford miles from Medford, free soil; 3S n i I it o