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MTOFORD MAIL TRTBUNE, MEDFORD, OREOON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1910. 8 1 f:i c $ EAGLE POINT EAGLETS lly A C. Hewlett Air. KIkiIoii, from near ItrowiiH boro, wont to Atuill'ord Saliuduy to moot IiIh wife, who Iiiih Iiuoii touch ing iivhoul in tliu Wllluiiiotto vulloy tlio piiHt eight nioiitlui. AIih. Uuotgu Morno of Muriforri niul lior HiMtor, AHuh draco BtovciiH, of Wooilvlllo, viHitod 0. W. Owingx and family and Mth. Kiudluy nt tho Knglo I'olnt hotol Sunday, being "Id tltnu friaiidH, 1 1, It. King, n rotltod editor from NollHvillo, WJH., H)Ullt IllHt WOOk lit Kuglu Point and Iiiih now gouu to itpoiid tliu HUiiimor with tliu railioad otirvuyorii, to docido how ho likoH our oliiiiato. .MIhh Alyru Drown of KoHuburg in violting hor eoiiHin, AIth. A. J, l'loroy. William Ulrich and wifu npunt Sunday with Uuh NicIioIh and fam ily. Jaok Kloro.y oamo down from Hutto KaflH Friday for Hiippliou for tho HiirvuyorH. Mrw. Cliauiiooy Nye and daughter, Mihh KIhIo, inothor and fiintur of .Mrs. A. J. Kloroy, will rotiirn TnoHday to their old homo near 1'nmpoot, after Hovoral moiitlm' veiling at Hohu liurg and Knglo Point. Tho llaptiHt pooplo guvo a IjIk hakod ditmor noar tho church Sun day and had tliroo HormoiiH by Huv. Todford. Our iiHtially (iiiot town gut hnwy IiihI wook whuu Uuorgo Ulrich platted tho Ulrich addtion to Knglo Point, a prir.o piooo of ground. I.oo vjih hcuii from f o'clock in tho morning until 10 at nielli with 1i!h plat iiudor bin arm and buiuuHfl in hit ovc, and within a wook over .$1000 wortli of lotH woro Hold. Not long ago it wnH annouuood that Knglo 1'oint wiih to ho moved up on tho doHort. Only a fow havo any idea of moving. Kan 1 0 I'oint Iiiih tho honor of the prize ouioiiH, tho prlo apploH and the fluent wator power in the county; fiuo noil, lovely gunloiiH, berries, all kintln of 1'ruitH and hoiiio of tho prottioHl lawtiH any ono would v. Mi to look at. CROWBAR TRANSFIXES CENTRAL POINT NEWSLETTER Kobort Lewis of PornM, on Klk oruok, traiiHaotod IhibIiiohh in town on Monday. It. L. Cook and family of Hock Point Hpout Sunday at tho homo of Mikh Mary .Moo. .Mr. Uay of Coburg, Or., in vjhU ing at tho homo of hor hon, J. 1'. Hay, in thtti city. MibH Sarah Wright, teacher of tho eighth grade in tho public school, re turned to hor Portland homo on Sun day. At tho liiHt meeting of tho Ladich' Civic Imiroouiout club it wuh de cided that tho club will neouro a coiirho of oiiturtaiiimeutu for nest winter. Tho courno decided upon providoH for ftvo etitortaiumcntK, tho firxt occurring in October, and it in bolietud that tho club will bo able to sell tieketH enough not only to meet tho expense of tho course, but to net a tidy little hum for tho club. II. II. Hall of Portland arrived on Monday to net in tho capacity of deputy fruit iiiHpeotor. Win field will bo in and about Central I'oint and he will work under tho authority of Fruit IiiBpector Myors. Mr. and Mru. Ucorgo MyorA of Trail registered at tho Central I'oint hotel on Sunday. J. Parker goca east about the 15th of Juno to visit bin mother, 80 yearn of ago, who reunion in Lake City, la. Mr. Parker hao brothers and bibtoih also living in that locality and will remain among them about two UlOtltllH. Tho probonco of orudo oil in largo iiautiti0H llouting on the water of tho irrigating diteliOH about town last Sunday morning; led to the discovery that much oil has been leaking out of tankH belonging to tho Snowy Uutto Orchard company. An uuvori- lied rumor Htates (hat tho leakage wan on account of tho oil having boon stored in wooden casks and that up ward of .f'JUL) worth of thin valuable bniudging fjiel Iiiih been t Uuh lot. It in o.pootod that French K, 01 ier, now holding evangelistic meet ings in Afedford, will, at tho invita tion of KvungoliHt Johtihon, speak in the Central Point tabernacle this (Tuohday) afternoon. Tho nicotinics thus far have boon hugely attended by a reHpeetful, intelligent class of pooplo who havo given close attention to tho excellent address of ltov. lohu sou. .Folio liiown and daughter, Miss Kdith, with a party of friends, "autood" to JnokHonvillo and Ash laud last Sunday as a sort of trial trip for tho new Auburn 10-horso-powor uiaohiiio, which stood tho jaunt well. Mrs. Kininu Stobor of Luther, Mich., has boon spending a fow wceics hero iih a guoat of hor sislor, Mrs. J. Parker, Sho loaves today for I.o moor, Cal., to visit another siflter before roturuing to hor Michigan homo. Mrs. Stobor o.prosos great admiration for Oregon sconory and climnto and may como to tho west to live hoiiio day if nho can sueeosBfuily dispose of hor property interests in tho oast, Attorney IJookwith of Now York, who on Monday piirohahed tho Wes ton orchard, adjoininp; Central Point, got ono of tho most promising tracts in tho valloy a;id besides this has choHou as a homo site ono of tho nio.it pialtiroHquo nnd coiibpiauouply" beau tiful spots along Hoar ore ok. Tho placo haH always boon greatly ad mired and, with tho remodeling of tho buildings and tho addition of modorn Improvements, it will bo transformed into a country homo that will bo ono of tho show plaoos of tho county. At prosont tho family of Mr, Pookwith is in Kuropo, but in a fow months will join him lioro, Frank WoBton, who ownod tho T2 aoro traot yofitorday jiurohnBcd by M'r. Tleokwith, indicates his faith in this section of country by romark- ing yosterday that ho will immedi ately reinvent Ins money in Itogue Ithor valley laud. In addition to the .t'JLMJOO reeeied for the otelmrd just sold, Mr. Weston roHorvcd this year's crop, which will net him somewhere between ..rtOOO and 10,000. It is therefore safe to make the anomalous though truthful statement that both tho bujer and seller in this deal made a good thing. TAR MAY ABOLISH INTERIOR DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON, D. C, May 25. A plan to abolloh tho department of tho latorle: and create r now de partment to bo known nB tho depart ment of public works will bo consid ered by P.-oHldnnt Tnft during tho mi miner, according to reports currcit lioro today. Papers published tho ro ports and took pains thnt tho "trial" of Secretary Oclllngor had aothlng to do with tho plan, although It was hinted that Iir.lllngor might not bo tho head of tho now department. According to tho tontitlvo plans tho now departmont would havo chargo of tho construction of tho Pan ama canal and would control Irriga tion projects nnd conservation work. Tho work of tho forest sorvlco would ho transferred to this doparirnont and tho now branch of tho government would nlso havo cbargo of minor pro jects proposod by tho bureau of pub lic health. Tho bureau of public la rdH It Is declared would bo n su bordinate branch of tho now department. Victim of Stranno Accident Dylnjj n Montana Hospital Iron Ran Throuiih Body. JIHhHNA, Uont,, May 25. Victor Fey, IK "ars old, from tho Donrborn colli try, Ix dying In a hospltRt today as tho result of a remtrknblo -accident. Ho wan d-lvlng a team nnd wan seated on tho running gear of the wagon with a crowbar at his sldo. Tho crowbar was Jolted off, striking tho ground nheud of wlioro Fey was sitting. It was too long to slip under tho running soar to tho ground, nnd t as tho team continued to move, tho. uprignt onu wn'i jauucn into mo lau s groin, penoratlng his body and oinorg Ing on tho other side. With his body transflxod by tho bar, ho stopped tho team, crawled to 'round and drow out tho bar. Ho climbed back on tho running gear and started tho toatn homeward, a mllo distant, on a trot. Thrco hundred yards from tho houso ho was thrown off and crawled tho remaining distance. songerfl ny that tho forco of a thou sand government soldiers cut tho rev olutionists off from Dluoflulds. Tho detachment of tho Madrlz army Is said to bo camped botwoen Dluoflolds and llama. Tho possibility of a spcody ending of tho rovolutlon Is bolng discussed on ovory sldo, Tho fact that Presi dent Madrlz may bo victorious Is not regarded as an assuranco that Dluo flolds will bo immuno from attack by tho govcrnmont troops. HART0G MADE PUBLICITY MANAGER FOR R0SEBURG At a meeting of the board of direc tors of tho Itoscbtirg Cornmorcial club John H. Hnrtog, for several years publicity mnnngcr nt Eugene, was elected to u similar position in that city nnd will enter upon his duties Juno 1. Mr. Ilartotr'a election as lo cal publicity man is n a senso con-1 i,. . . ,, ... . . ., . . . ! oiuonnu aiiacneo to uic original con tract being a clause to tho effect that tho business men must assure an annual donation of $12,000 before tho document becomes binding. It is understood thnt Mr. Uartog will re ceive u salary of $0000 n year. Hotel Ashland Changes. N. I) HtirCy of Seattlo ii tho now landlord of tho Ashland hotel and Is already in possession. Ho was for merly connected with hotel Interests nt Cottage drove, In which capacity ho won n first-class record as somo of his old-tlmo guests who now resido hereabouts can testify. Haskins for ITealUi. CLAIMS PARTNER RAN AWAY WITH THE FUNDS KLAMATH FALLS, Or., May '1T. W. H. .Millard, assistant treasurer of tho Warner Lake Irrigation com pany, is in tho city from Portland on bin wav to Wnnier valley, in Lake county, Oregon, to investigate the do ings of his partner, E. C. Helknap, who, ho says, has absconded with homo $8000 of the company's monev. Helknap wns hero nbout ten dnys ago, having como from tho project in a touring car. While lioro ho cashed a worthless check with ono of the local hotclkccporti for $10, and, it is said, ho passed several of these worthless papers in Lakovicw before leaving that place. Ho left here with tho statement that ho was on his way to San Francisco nnd since that time no trace has been found of him. REVOLUTIONISTS CUT OFF BY MADRIZ FORCES HLUKIj-IICLDS. Nicaragua, Mny 25. Reports that revolutionary forcos of General Estrada havo been hem med In by tho Madrlz forces caused great excltomcnt lioro today. Mos- AMERICAN GIRL TO MAKE DEBUT IN GRAND OPERA NEW YORK, May U.r. A notnblo thing in American mtisio annals io to happen soon at Cincinnati. An Am erican gill, whoso voice is said to bo equal to that of any living soprano, is to make her bow n u now grand opera. Edna Illuurho Showulter, u young woman of HI, is tho singer. The op era s the work of Floridia, an Italian composer, long a resident of this country, and tho libretto is by Paul Jones. Tho production of the opera is under tho auspices of tho Ohio Valley exposition, to bo held in Cin cinnati in August and September. Miss Showaltor is a coloratura soprano. Critics in tho east declare that more than any other of the young BoprnnoB, sho is equipped as to voice, toinpernmeut and artistic intolligouco to ho the succossor in tho musical world of Mareclla Som brieh, f-o long tho reigning qucoii of coloratura singors. NOTICE. Notice is horoby 'given that tho undorsignod will apply to tho city council of tho city of Medford, Ore gon, nt its noxt rogular mooting, for a licoiiBo to soil spirituous, vinuous and malt liquors in qunntitioa loas than a gallon at thoir place of busi ness on lots 15 and 1(1 in block 21 in Baid oity, for a poriod of six months. UYAN & BROWN. NOTICE. To All Whom It May Coneorn: You nro horoby notified to with draw from your lists my proporty known as tho old Hair Pinnogor ranch. T. ,T. HANSEN. GO RARD0N USES ONLY PURE JERSEY CREAM, FRESH STRAWBERRIES AND BANANAS IN MAKING ICE CREAM. Ilnskins for IToalth, Notice Tho old established Medford Uakory nnd DellcatcBSon havo again resumed business with now mon, bottor goods, prompt sorvlco. Everything up-to-dato. Our motto Is to plenBo our pat rons. GIvo ub n trial. Re spectfully, A. F. REINKING & Co. SOUTH CENTRAL AVE PHONE MAIN 22fla iWcTIPTaK r IJIJIJIJIJIJHIJHIHIJHHIJIJIJB 1 For Sale at all Grocers QOODFR1END HOTEL SAN FRANCISCO I. C00DFRICND, Mintpr rormorly Holds Stanford nnd St. Horjl, Fowdl Strrot, iirnrtirary, niljolnlnit Hotel Mnnx. Tula Hold Muiix llii, or Murkct StnctOirn, trmufpr to l'uwrll, Meal houso unit locution for lad lea visiting tlio city nlono. BATES, $1.00 PER DA AND UP t Tho Only Woman' Collrs on the i laclflc Cot KxdotiTtlr , for Younir Womrn coum Located amoii the beautiful hill near OallanJ, California, taMoMm cloo to San Frauciaco and the uum great Umveriitiea of the Wot. Full collegiate couree leading to degree. Entrance and graduation requirement equivalent to thoie of Stanford and University of California. Training fit atudents for teaching regular linea o( academic work, and oifei tcial advantage! (or muaic, art, library atudy and home economic. Well equipped laboratories for science. Special attention to health of students. Modern gymnasium thoroughly equipped. Out door life and amusements in the ideal California cli mate. Alumna in every city on the Pacific Coast. For CATAioauc Aooms PREBIDKNT LUCLLA CLAY CAHSON, LL. D. MILLS COLLEOK H. O,, CALirORNIA You can buy.... RARDON'S BREAD ' AT W. Stringer, West Main street. Olmstead and Ilibbard, West Main street. JB. & O. Cash Store, West Main street. Warner, Wortman & Gore, East Main street. Fouts Co., East Main street. H. O. Kentner Co., East Main street. Geo. Poyser, East Main street. C. M. Boardman, Court street. W. H. Lydiard, Jackson street. W. G-. Davidson, West Eleventh street. "Rardon's Bakery, Main and Grape streets. DRIVERS ifcat kncw Ihe country RIGS th at cover the country QUiaaiV AND WITH COMPnT TO YOU ABE AliWArS TO 1JK POUND A'l THE FARLOW & DOW ING, PROPItDSTORS. WEST SIDE STABLES PHONE 2431 S. GRAPE STREET In Case of Sickness PHONE 3 641-i- MEDFORD PHARMACY Near Post Office AllNight Service Free Delivery J. E. ENYART, President J. A. PERRY, Vice-President. JOHN S. ORTH, Cashier. W. B. JACKSON, Ass't Cashier. The Medford National Bank Capital, $50,000 Surplus, $10,000 SAFETY BOXES FOR RENT. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE. RESOLVED Tho host resolution for yon to make is to come to us for 'our nest suit, if yoa want somethiug out of the ordinary. Wo do tho best work and chargr Ihe lowest prices. W. W. EIFERT THE PEOQEUSSIVB TAH.01 GOLD RAY GRANITE CO. Office: 209 West Mnin St., Medford, Ore. Operating Quarry at Gold Ray, Oregon 1 DEALERS IN BUILDING, MONUMENTAL AND CRUSHED GRANITE Real Cut Glass itSUStetsi. no ilno8ta88ortment of Hawko's fMV'wnz'Jft&:7yi'4 wui vjiuoo uvui miutvu 111 muu m ty$iffljlW$7m ut Glass over shown in M W&$m fordGlass that is cut fr WMWW the solid blank. Evorv pi s2P csi.j.pr.? w bears tho trade mark. from a ry pieco MARTIN J. REDDY Jeweler, near P. O. 'J I wish to announce that I havo purchased the Union Livery Stables and will conduct a general feed and boarding establishment. Horsos boarded by the day, week or month. I guaranteo a squaro doal to all. R. GUANYAW UNION LIVERY BARN. RrVERSIDE AVENUE. P. O. HANSEN TOM MOFFAT t We make any kind, and style of Windows. We carry Glass of any size on hand. MEDFORD SASH & DOOR CO., Medford, Oregon. I REAL ESTATE Farmland Timber Land Orchard Land v Residences City Lots Orchards and Mining Claims Medford Realty Co Room 10, Jackson County Bank Building y.s , m m There is a Wonderful Difference between the light afforded by an ordinary carbon incandescent and the brilliancy of olir new Gen eral Electric MAZDA lamp. The latter radiates two and one-half times as much light with the same amount of electric current. A 40-Watt MAZDA Affords Twice the Light of the 50-watt carbon lamp now in general use and costs one-fifth less to bum. We recommend its use to our customers as it more than cuts their light bills in two, making electric light so inexpen sive that no home, however humble, and no etore, however small, can afford to be without it Ask us to show you the new General Electric MAZDA lamps and clusters. ROGUE RIVER ELECTRIC CO. v 4 7 5 '4 .! y " a (A i A, I II Hit I llll . tfin 1 miiwa iiifl at -r titf tiit