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MJBDJTORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORECION, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1910. PERSONAL ITEMS Didn't yon not a wIhIiIkmio itl llm Utt'lcny dinner laid Hundii;'? Woll, you'll lutvu a boiler rhnut.o noxl Hun diiy. Tlmy will bo fully prepared at tint Hpot ii'Mtaiiiuiit with Jtml iloulilo tliii iihiiiiI iiiantlty of flitu fat turltoyM, Tlii'lr dinner nto oxrollonl. I H.'l Dr, Htopliotuton Ih a grndiinto optl cIimi, Ovor Minn &. Honi'iiu'H, 11)5 Pal Htldhunt of Central Point wiih u Muddied buidnowi vliiltor I'.'rlilay, Mod'nrd Collodion Agency, JO par conl olumiou. Ovor Hurlbiirt'n now Mow. If Mrm H. I-'. ('lino or llourbon, I ml., iirrlvod lioro Tliuriidny to uponil tho wlnlor with Milt, l I), t'llno. Mm. Ollno la Ti yourii or ago, hut inailo tho trip iiIo'mi acniKH tho cotitliiunt anil Ih morn Mian delighted with tho ltoguo lllvor valloy. Do you luinw that you can huy any amount, from n halt aero up, In Oak lnlo Parle aililltlon on ontiy tormii? OnUdnln Land liivoMmont Co,, 214 Feultgroworn' nnnk bldg, If Try mm of IIiiIho homo , rooked iiiouIh at IS! Koutli Uarllott at 2 lie. It m'oiiih to luvo bnconio llm faith lou of arii'Html poriioim to iiuiku a flKhl JuhI an thoy rotiu1. tho Jail, Throe tlmt'H lu tho paHt two dnyii havo offtcorn boon roMfttid Junt an thoy woro landing tlioli- prlHonorn, hut mi far tho offleont havo had tlio boM of it. Ono lad undertook to do bunlneim with Chlof Bhoaror and Po llcoman lllntou Thurmlny forutwon. Ito had provlouuly iitnloil that ho waH n ring fighter, hut evidently, Hf Jeff ho couldn't romo hack. Ho scratch ml tho chlof'H iioho and laudud on llluton'H hlock a couplo or tlmoH, wlion th lattoi, forgottliiL all about tho Qiu'oiimI ury rulor., got llm gen tluniuii'H bond In 'Vhnncor:'" nnd haniU'd him a fow that cauitcd him to become much Iohb IioWcoho. Mm. '"tigoiio Aiikuiti ami Mm. PhlppH loft Filday morning for Myr tlo Crook, Oi to Mpond n fov woolen with roIatlvcH and frloudH. O. W. Itanium & Co., contractor nmt builders. Country work a spec ialty. Ordorn nollcltcd. Inqulro at Tho Toggery. K. J. Knlcor of tho Aittilnnd Her ord wiih In Medford Friday on a bus Weeks & McGowan Co. CO. UNDERTAKERS DAY PHONE 2271 Night 'PIieiich: F. W. Wooks, 2071 A. E. Orr, 3692. LADY ASSISTANT BasKets Large umPinodium Hi'.e clolliCH bankotH, covered basket's witli handles all at very low prices. We arc selling a lot oi! butler moulds, scrub brushes, etc! There is a good rea son. White Diamond Flour is tho brand that makes perfect bread, pastry, etc. For anything in sta ple and fancy groceries this is the place. OSMSTEAD 6c HIBBARD R. F. Guerin & Co. 4 Modf ord National Bank Building have Two thousand dollara to loan at ten per cent. Ten thousand dollars to loan at eight per cent and other amounts at similar rates. First mortgage real estate security only. "IN ARIZONA" AT THE MEDFORD SATURDAY lni'Hii trip. ' FIfty-thrco ncrcH Mpoclnl, 10 acron coming Into bearing orchard. Call on J. n. Wood, Condor Water & Powor Co.'b office ir J, W. Jncobn wan In Moil ford from Woodvlllo Friday. John II. Carkln. atton.oy-at-taw, over .Tackaon County Hank. !i. K. Dodge of Gold 1 1 111 wiih In Mod ford Tin tmlny on bunlneun. Th6 PrcHbytorlnn lndlcK will glvo a Hoclablo I tho church parlom Frl- jlnyovonlng. All nro Invited. 183 John HammorMoy, clly marnlml of Oold illll, wan In Medford on offlclnl bunlirt'Mii Thurndny. Mr. and Mm. Itoynl 0. Ilrown, who havo boon roitldontH of Portland for tho paHt three yearn, roturnod to JackHon county Thumday M.d will lo en to otico mt.ro at Knglo Point. Honry Oith of Jacksonville, who 1i.ir boon Pi Nevada for tho piiHt year or moro, returned homo on n vIbR WodtH'Hilny. II. II. Cnldvoll of Wood, Cal ro turnod homo a fow dnyB Hlnco nftor a vIhII with relatives and old f rlond 1 In Medford f.nd vlrlnlty. Mr. and Mm. Ilayto of Salt I.ako City nro registered tit tho Mooro. C. W. Crary and V 1.. Fomy of Aatorla nro among tho recent arrivals at tho Nash. Thoy sro looking for -i location lu iiouthorn Or .011. Ii. K. Noltlomclr JuhI rooclvod a now giiHolIno onglno and n 10 gang plow, which ho will 1111 to turn ovor tlio oarth t.i IiIh placo wot of tho city. Tho outfit lu tho flnoHt that Ih on tho inarkot and will plow about 10 aoroH a day. W. H. Ooro ban ono of tlu'Ho outfltH and flndu that It la a vory groat huccohh. Iluhbard Hrou. Hold tho outfit to Mr. Noldomolr and worn biiHlly ongagod In trnnsrorrlng tho Hiuno from tho enm WodnoHdny. Darby O'Toolo voturnod Friday from a trip across tho big pond. "It wiih a groat time I hnd In tho old country," uahl Darby, "lint It'u glad I inn to got back to Medford. Tho Itoguo lllvor vnlloy looks bottor to mo than Ivor, an' lioro 1 Btay." Kngono havngo of Oold Hill wiih a MoiUord vlHltor Friday, (lono Iuih a roputatlon among tho inlllmon of Houthorn Orogon of bolng 0:10 of tho boHt Haw fllom who ("'r laid a fllo on ft Htiwtooth or nhovovl ft planor bit ovor nn oinory whool, but ho haH rotuinod to tho Hlmplo llfo, nnd now Mr. and Mm. Bnvngo nro growing or chard and gcrdon truck on tholr ranch near Gold Illll, and nay both of thoin, "mtiklng moro ntonoy with Iohs work tbnn boforo." w. O. Connor of Ashland wnH In Medford on a buHlnosa tilp Friday. M. F. Hanloy wiih In Medford on biiHlnoRH Friday. ' is. n. Hanloy wbb In Medford Fri day from his orchnrd farm west of tho city. M. S. Shook and I. Sl.itor of Hol land, JoBophluo county, woro In Med ford ThuiHday on n buslnostt trip. J. 0. Altkon of Woodvlllo wnH In Medford on bualnoBB Friday, j. .1. Holirot of Huroka, Cal la In Medford looking ovor tho situation with ft vlow to InvoBtmont. Tho ru mors that tho I. & H, will bo oxtond od ncross tho yoiiBt rango as ti food or to tho Orogou Trunk In ordor to glvo tho Hill oyBlom an ontlot to tldo wntor hns cauood tho llvo onos about Miirokti to commonco tnklng notlco of probabllltloa In tho Uoguo nivor vnlloy. tn "Arir.iniii." mi Aincriciiii itlns h mi Amoricaii uuUior nuil pluyoil li. American plnyom, .Mr. AiikiihI lliomart lias wnuoii wiitit cruiCN imxc iiuaiiimoiiHly prouoiiuocd tho grut ust tlrniuntio huccohh tliut Acmrn'n liu- hi'uii in a ioiioratioii. It Icoin-. 1 "' ' 1 1 Wanted Apple I'ickam. Rnnch liatidH. CarpontorH. . Wo in a n cook. Jirl for Koncral Iiouj' work. Laborer j. For Sale .Vnlionul cash regiHtor. Stock and 10-year loaso, cIoho in. I chair harbor hIioii in live town. BuhIiiuhh with long Icauo; uvorago hiiIo.h, .fl)0 daily; .f 1,000. FRUIT LAND. .'I.') acroH, 1-2 in orchard, l) norcH al falfa, ciiHy torniH, 133 acroH, 12 acroH orchard, alfalfa, fine water right, $10,000 tortus. 120 auroH, 10 in orchard. 25 alfalfa, under ditch, tools, stock. .$13,500. IS ncros 2 1-2 miles station; good huildingH; 15 ncros bearing nnd young orchard, $0500. 1(10 uercH, 7,000 cohIb wood; 50 acres fruit land, 5 miles out; $2,000. 00 acres olenrod, rich Hoil, cIoho to Kngle I'oint, Hub-divide, $125 por no re. 100 nores fine hog nnd truck rnnch, $1,000; good terms. CITY PROPERTY. .f.'iOO down taken 0 room Iioiiko, clone in, liuluiico monthly. Fine modern hiiugulow, clo.se to hu.si iiohk, $3000 for (piiok Mile. 131x550, oloso in, $2,050. So. Onkdulo, hiuipr $1,000. 7 Wcslmorelntid lot for quick Halo, $2000 cush. 5 1-2 ncrcB for plntting, nonr Daco- tah avenue, price nnd terms right. Fine Kungnlow near West Mnin, mou- orti, baRcmont, cast front, $3,200. " ncros, closo to limits, for platting ideal situation, $000 ncrc. J lots 50x215 will make 4 fino lots. $325 ouch. 2 south front lots, 50x150, $725. I close-in lots for $1500. terms. .' olofio-in lots, enst side, $750. Lots in West Walnut I'nrk, $350, $25 down, 10 monthly. TIMBER. 3,000 ncros fine timbor on new Hill railroad; woll shunted, 100 acres railroad, on hint, 20 ncros will pny for ontiro tract. E. F. A: BITTNER Room 206 Taylor & Phlpps Bidj Phoiii. 414) m.. Investments Moor-EhniCo. V2 FRUITGROWERS BANK BLDG. Phono Main 601. -- POLITICAL CARDS. with hfo unit notion, tlio ilnti ol cow boy frolics tho niililun duties, while tho ntmoxilioro 1 so subtle nuil ioil that one 01111 almost catch tho breath of tho hiigo brush nml onotus and fool tho'hting ol tho alkali dust in one's nostrils. The umnuuouiciit bus spared nei ther time, Inbor nor o.ono in gt ing "Arizona" u worthy ropresontii tion, Tho scenery mid dicssini: nt the play nlio not only bountiful nnd iinproshivo, but wonderfully oonujloto nud ncournto oven to tho iniuuteit detui,l while tho Mipoili inu.stei' u ouur roll of tho best artinth 011 tho American stugo, "Arizonn" will be boon at tlio Med ford thou tor Snturdiiy, October 22. Bin Comedy at tho Medford. A breezy, sparkling comedy show, "Ih Murringo u Failure?" will bo tlio attraction at tlio Medford theater Friday, Ootobor 21. It is said to ho a play of iiuuHiial ctitortuiuiug quali ties nud abounding in uoupiuo huihor. Tho Htory linn to do with'n innrriod mini who trios to decide for himself, In this ho is nKnistcd ji a number of other olmraolors who nro oqunlly uuxioiiH to find tho answer to do tho the Humo perplexing question. Tho plot is cleverly tlrnwn nnd hIIowh Hoopo for tin unlimited amount of fun, While it is highly ontortnining nnd onjoynhlo it !h froo from all vulgarity nud is 11 refined nnd merry comedy of tho up to duto vnriotyi Tho notion Inkos pluoo in NowYork Pity nnd nil tho ohnrnotors nro Amorionns. Pythian Sisters Entertain. r.n-t piaht wi's tin rog'ilar social night nt tho Pythian temple nnd tlio eoniinitteo wa m """"esl'iil in the'v HI JRpHB Heo thege before buying. CITY PROPERTY: $1,500 for property rented for over $800 per year. $3,000 for property tlmt will rent for $35 or $40 per month. $1,700 for property tnnt will rent for about $00 per month with room on the lot for another hotinc or apail tnont building. ' '' $2,100 for property rented for $ 10 per mouth. All close in. FRUIT LANDS: 280 nores for development and otih tlivsion. (II) ncreH ranch. 11 acres hearing .Spitz nnd Newtowns;J3 ncrc in pours. 13 noreh alfalfa. Pumice soil, irrigntion plant, seven room modern sloiic hiiugulow, koopers' lodge, hnni, otiuipinents stock, cte. complete. One of the finest properties in the vnl lov. WE ALSO HAVE A LARGE LIST OF THE FINEST CITY LOTS AND HOMES: ALSO FRUIT LANDS DE VELOPED AND UNDEVELOPED. Call nud see us. Residence Lots Located In tho oxcluslvo high clnBs residence district or Med ford, closo In and commanding a beautiful view of tho city. In Conroy and Clancy's subdivi sion, lying between and ad joining East Main street and Roddy avenue. If you aro con templating tho building or a homo It will pay you to inves tigate tkls proposition. A. F. Barnett JACKSON CO. HANK ItLDG. JUDGE WILL R. KING Justice of the Supreme Court Candidate for Re-Election. For County Recorder. 1 am tho republican nominee lot tho offion of county rocordor for Jiickson county. Elootiriu NovhhiU 5. 1010. FRED L. COIA'H' ORSET Faultless in every detail Accomplished For Sheriff wir.mJu a. JONES CandlJuto for ro-olot tin; For Stato Senator R. l NEIL Democratic Nomlnoo for Stato Sena tor from Jackson County. Stands for Stntomont No. 1. et foils to entertain, Tho hall and baiKinot room woro decorated with foliage, Inurol berries nnd ronl jaok-o-lautorns out from ronl pumpkins, Tlio good part of tho pumpkins was used to muko tho host pios that a hungry bunoli over nto, Tho pios, toL'othor with tho coffee, salads and other uoodios made 11 most tempting least. Some oi tho ooimnittoo nto nil of tho time. A hlmrt program was rendered, tho number.-' receiving on i res, Mrs, V, Y, Witk sang two Fact SUMMIT AVENUE LOTS ARE ON PAVED STREET. SEWER AND WATER PIPED TO EACH LOT. CONCRETE WALKS ARE LAID. HIGH AND DRY, AND ARE SELL ING AT THE CHEAPEST PRICES OF ANY LOTS OtfA PAVED STREET IN TOWN. SEE MURPHY & TANNER or W. T. YORK & CO. tt vory beautiful soprano solos. Mr. E, I1', Ooro sang, Miss Gray perform ed nt tlio piano and Miss Flynn nnd Miss llliton rendered two dolightful selections, Afti".- tho program, tho crowd sat at tho liiinquot, after which dancing nnd cards woro indulged in up to u Into hour. ' Sold Exclusively by Daniels for Duds Largest Men's Store in Southern Oregon. Rev. Dr. Wm. A. Wasson Rei-tor of Grace Episcopal Church, Riverhead, Long Island, one of the coun try's ablest and most aggressive opponents of prohibition from a bibical stand point, will speak in this city in the J Opera House on Monday Evening, October 24th a Prohibition Propaganda is Anti-CMs- tian and Contrary to Scripture" Dr. "Wasson is an eloquent and forceful orator. He is conservative and cour ageous; has given deep study to, and is conversant with all of the phases of, the liquor problem, DON'T MISS IT. ADMISSION FREE WOOD VILLE TO HAVE A DRUG STORt WOODVILLR. Oet. 21 Luok & Co., of I'ortlnnd, nro making arrange ments for tho establishing of u drug store in Woodvlllo. They intend to establish a pharniaoy in ohargo of whieh will bo a eompotont druggist. PRISONER HAS A QUITE A LONG REACH Frank Chaplin, who was arrested by Polioemau Kiueaid and Memsio "A'cdnosdny, vns fined $50 or '25 days in thp oouuty jail by Justice Canon Wednesday morning. Ho was moro cr less inebriated probably moro than less when taken in charge Ho wont uloug peaceably ' enough until ho reached tlio jail, when as Momsio was soarehing him lie got on tho war path. Ho inado a wild swing at Mom sio, but Joo was watching tlio gamo and ducked. Harry forgot to duck nnd tho blow landed on his jaw., "Thoy might call that nn tissaujt" without a dangerous weapon," said ono of tho spectators at tho trial as ho sized up Chaplin's biceps and hut hands, "but thoy look mighty clan gorous to mo. Beside that a fellow novor would know when ho was out of roneli of a man six foot six and with a longth of arms ncordingly. Chaplin was taken to Jacksonville to sorvo his 25 days. 1 M w- V