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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1910)
ay When You Place an Order for a M "Jl y m ' V r MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, JUNE 19, IMO. BILL OF LUMBER you have a right to expect well manufactured and evenly graded goods You can get it if you buy of us. Our pride in our output is almost greater than our desire for profit. To sell a bill of lumber without profit would not be altogether Iserious, but to sell one that did not give satisfaction would be something to re gret always. We are dealers in QUALITY, and quality is represented in Acme Ce ment, Standard Portland Cement, Pure Prepared Paints, and everything in our Lumber and Building Material Line. CLOSE GAME FOR THIS AFTERNOON Central Point Strcnflthcns Materially and Antel's Loss Makes Medford Weaker The amo Should Be an Intcrestlnn One. Intliontinmi uro (,'ood for a cIoho and ititoroHtiiiK kiuiio between Med ford tuul Central Point tliin uftor nooti. Manager Griovea lias nddod Home now players which lmvo HtruiiKthonod hin team materially, and Medford Iiiih lost its loftfioldor, An ' tol, through tho accident which oc curred to him. It may bo that Central Point will Jiavo tho honor of taking tho socond game Medford Iiiih loxt thin HeiiHon. Battlnn Avcrafles. Tho Medford team in batting protty woll up toward tho ..'100 mark individually and eollootivoly, and will average higher iih a team than any other in tho loaguo. Strain will finish r. good dual higher than ho now HtandH, iik ho in juflt now getting hi.H oyo. !l'ho uvoragos aro as follows : A. II. If. IN C. WilkiiiHon 13 20 .inri Miles -M 1(1 .a03 Coloiniui -13 13 .302 iBiinos -13 13 .302 HuiiRulman -10 14 .280 Waekington '10 11 .275 Aittol 51 13 .255 Strain -18 12 .250 lieoboo 55 13 .237 Hill 21 5 .208 HurgoBH 0 1 .10ti Advertised Letter List. Tho following list of lottorH ro niain unoullud for at tho posloffioo at Modl'ord, Or., W'cdnoKday, Juno 15: ' I). Ij. Armstrong, Maggie Ayoox, .7. A. Maxtor, Lo Hoy HanuiHtor, C. It. HoHlwiok, William Hroad, SIihh 13. Carson. 14. K. Colo, David Crosby, Klsworlh K. Finch, S. S. Ferguson, John flillosplo, Thomas Oibson, Ag no8 M. Ilammook, K. 1). Harris, Jas. Ilngorty, W. D. Harding, A. M. Han sou, C. Homiul, John Ilolau, William Jnhiihoii, H. F. Johnson, C. V. Kiirns, Treno Kutlowood, J. J. Lynch, Cnvn fiin Liovanin, M. ivrmiior, William Marcotto, Mrs. J. T. Mnrr, Jnmes O. Martin, K. O. Miller, Mrs. 14. Mo Mastor, Mrs. It. II. Norton, Mrs. W. Q. Palmor, Mrs. Kiln Pike, William Itobort, Miu A. IN Botlior, Mrs. Jon nio .Slioonmlcor (2), O. J. Silovan, Mrs. Nora Si! vis (3), Karl Stafford, W. Stono, Mrs. A. A. Thomas, T. II. -typ, Mrs. Will Thorson, John Tnoor, A. L. Wnkofiold, Mrs. Flora Wolbln, S. I. Wilson. Puokngo M. M. Sooloy. Parties calling for tho abovo will loaso say "Advortisod." A ohnrgo c2 1 cont will bo nmdo upon doliv . ory. A. M. WOODFORD, P. M. t IIiiRlilMB for TTeuIUi. ' CENTRAL POINT NEWSLETTER - . Mian Kdith Hrown of this city spent Thursday and Friday in Grants Pass' on business. II. T. Hull and wife and tboir son, Harry, nro spending a fow days in Central Point, vimting among tboir old friondb and neighbors. Thoy aro now residents of Grants Pass and enjoy tboir now homo, but admit frankly that Central Point still looks good to them. Uoolh Leo was attacked on Thurs day evening with a vory sovero hem orrhage of tho lungs, and although much improved, is still somewhat woak. This ia tho most severe of hovernl similar attacks which bo has suffered recently and his friends aro much concerned with regard to his condition. Mrs. Itobort Kylo and Mrs. A. L. Aiken drovo to Medford Friday aft ernoon on business. Mrs. Aiken re mained until Saturday with her sou, who livos in Medford. Wick Welch made a flying trip from Tolo to Central Point on Fri day and shopped with ono hand while ho talkod with tho other, kcop iug both eyes on tho watch for tho returning motor, which caino while ho was in tho midst of a dissertation on Tolo's future groatuess. Wick has a flourishing tonsorial busiuoss in Tolo and being a bont booster bo does not allow that anv town in Or egon has much of a show savo and except Tolo. Tolo is "classy" that wo will all concede, and it is a pleas ure to know that she is actually booming, with a deep resonant boom. Tolo has a payroll of $900 n day. Sbo is manufacturing brick "to beat tho baud"; hlio is soon to hnvo a tile factory, ft $2000 hotel and other tilings that go to mako a town worth while. Wo learned all this whilo Wick was poising for a bpring onto the motor Inst Fridny morning. A. L. Aiken and wife, longtime residents of Central Point, but now of Itiddcll, Douglas county, aro vis iting friends hero and in Medford. Thoy aro much pleased with their now location and feel that they made no mistake in investing there. They will return to Itiddcll in a fow days. "This earth does not seem so very big, after all," says genial Frank Tnylor, proprietor of tho Central Point bnkory, yestcrdny morning. Every littlo while somcouo pops up whom you have known in some other part of tho world and novcr thought to seo again. A fow weeks ago a young follow cnino in horo whom I recognized instantly as Archie Quis onborry of Quincy, 111. Ho used to come into my placo of business in that city very often, and now bo has drifted out horo and is working for Purdin in tho Qlobo offico." Husi uess cares just then called him away as ho was about to add: "No, the earth don't soem so very big, and apparently most of tho pcoplo on it nro bonded this way." Great interest is still being sdiown in tho tnbornnclo meetings and ovory, day witnesses from ten to a dozen conversions. The work is conducted quietly and tho feeling is deep, al though undemonstrative. Tho churches lmvo been greatly strength ened during thefce meetings, all de nominations working together with perfect good feeling nnd harmony. Tho Ladies' Civic Improvement club meets this (Friday) afternoon nnd an effort will bo made at this meeting to postpone the coming flower show for ono vear, or at least to rearrange tho plan of tho carni val and postpone it until some time in September. The fact that tho date was set too lato to secure a good dis play of flowers has become painfully apparent and only n few of the la dies are in favor of attempting to carry out the plan so arranged. PORT ST. JAMES, OX IiAICE STU ART, HRITISII COLUMBIA. This Is destined to bo tho Portland ot British Columbia, on a navlga blo river nnd deep water lake with two trains running in next fell. Letters pour Into our offico all day with applications for lots. To thoso who cannot como In wo would do our utmost to mako a good Golectlon. Prices, $100 end S200 each; cash $25, balanco $10 a month. A fow 40-ncro farms joining iort St. James townslto and Lake Stuart, $50 cash and $10 a month. You neod not bo a Caundlan citi zen to hold this. You neod not im provo it, nor you need not rcsldo on It. All this land Is on or near tho railroads, Grand Trunk Pacific, Alas ka Yukon and Canadian Northern railroads. Rich farm lands, $8.50 per aero, $3.00 cash, balanco $1.00 per aero per year until paid. Apply Canadian Northern Land Company, 304, 305 and 30C Lewis building, Portland, Ore so .. tt A.L. VROMAN PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTOR No job too small, none too. large. Twenty-five years practical experience. Office 1 13 South Front Street. Phone 2751. rvJLcsy RESOLVED Tha best resolution for yam to make is to come to as for your next suit, if yoa wast something oat of the ordinary. We do the best work and eaarf the lowest prieea. W. W. BIFERT TH FXOQMMMXVM TAX-OB $2400 Buys a W H O L BLOCK -in- DAKDAIE H DION If You Want a Block of This Addition See Any Agent er W. H. EVERHARD HOTEL MOORE, MEF0RD, OREGON. We make anything in Doors, Windows, Show Cases, Store Fixtures, Etc. WINDOW FRAMES OUR SPECIALTY See the New Window Frame Machine Figure with us and investigate our facili ties before you place any orders MEDFORD SASH & DOOR CO. Phone Main 1841, Medford, Oregon n VI 1 m i, K "jijji,,