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MEDFORD MAIL TRD3PNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1911. f t . - , I I I, III! - - ----- - Personal and Local per cont Incrcaso in comfort, living the electric llfo. Flfty-throo Rcrcn special, 10 acres coming 111 to bearing orchard. Call on J. H. Wood, Condor Water & Power Co.'h office. tf Drs. Van Scayoc, dentists, are moving Into the Gnrnott-Ooroy Inilld Iiir where they havo Ittnd up mod ern offlcet). Wanted Hoardn,rnMl A now board ing hotiso linn op6ned nt 700 South Oakdale. Call' and boo us for fair treatment, or address F. H, More land. 3)2 Mlas Katie Shook or Ashland Ih Kiifudlng a fow dnyn visiting Mrs. 'f, II. Kliicmnti of this city. I'rlvato room and hoard with Mrs. .1. D. Kay, threo blocliB from central unrt nt inwn JI10 V TlnrMnlf Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Morgan and daughter of Ashland ha,vo recontly returned from a trip to I'llnols and Kentucky Nvhoro they visited Mr. Morgan's sister anil brothers, John II. Cnrltln, attorney nt law. over Jackson County hank. Mrs. P. It. Mason of Webster City, Iowa, and W. C. Wilson of Mvornioro, lown, .art' visiting, hero for tho win ter. 4"J'Y Dr. J. 13. Shearer, physician nnd surgeon. Office ovor Strang's drug store. tf. Peter DuIIols nnd wlfo of Spencer, Iowa, nrevisltlng J. MePkeurson of this city. , Is your1,, ijoiiso wlrod? Ono cigar less a day would pay for a hundred Start tf. Last chanco to seo "Tho Widow" tonight. ulJltor property at host prlcoH nnd tonus. Ank 11. II, Lincoln, 21 Jack sou County Dank building. i!0G Mr. and Mrs. P. J. O'Oara and Mr, and Mrs. P. J. O'CJaru and Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Lawlor spout Now Years day with Mr., am. Airs. .Horace I'olton. "Tho Widow," sho'H hero tonight only. Abic for Columbia hams, bacon and lard nd go tho best. Por sale by all first class grocors nnd butch ers, tf Poler M. Kershaw and V. C. Drown spent Saturday In Ashland on a short business trip. Columbia hunts and Columbia and Royal Anno bacon are dry sugar cured. Ask your dealer for Colum bia brand la-d. tf Miss Lucllo Johnson of Jaeksou Ylllo was n Medford shopper Monday only to find most of tho stums closed. Evory li!it out electricity glvoa off smoko and smoko contains soot, whloU deposits on your wall pnpor, curtains, draporloa. Electric light glows In an nlr tight bulb. tf. James P, King of ICugln Point was a visitor Monday In Medford. Wanted, to buy a carload of fat hogs. If you havo ler.s than u car load write us. Union Meat Co., Med ford Meat Co,, Medford. , tf Por the jiurpoHo of perfecting plans for tho holding of a Spring musical festival hero this year, tho Medford Oratorio society will hold a meeting at tho Nntatorlum Tucmlny evening at which, It is hoped, all tho mombers will bo prcsont. Mrs. Arthur Jackson of Omuls -Piihh Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Redding, In this city. Tho Mcdfoid r-choolB will teopen Tuesday Chailfs Mesorvo 1b spondlng a fow days Jn llrants Pass. J. M. (ittrluy Is visiting fr ends In Kugono, h Paul Klnnoy of Urnnts Patis Is a Medford visitor. W. L. Orr Is spending a fow days visiting friends In tho Willamette valley. W. P. Clmco of Portland Ib n Med ford visitor. llerheit S. Connor nud II. McDrldo or Seattle. Marry Starr or Portland Is leg (stored at the Nash hotel. S. D. Crane of Portland Is In Mod fil'd oa buslucBS. J. It. NurrlB of Chicago Is n guest of tho Nnsh. J, 0. Donnldsou of Portland Is at the Nash hotel. Mr. and Mrs, J, K. Ilayden of New York arrived In Medford Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Evans of Gold IIII1 spent New YearB day lu Mud ford with f i lends. H. A. Pattluon of Central Point wiih a visitor lu Medford Monday. William C. Talllond or Ashland spent Monday la' Medford on husl lieda, John J. Lewis of lltttto Palls was it visitor lu Medford Sunday, Prank Cranco of Applegate spent New Yeats day lu Medford. HILL EXHIBIT IS LAST WINNER III Colonel Frank L. Toil Velle Keit Busy Answeriiifj Queries Regard Inn Rofluc River After Visit of Car in Celina, 0., Where Hs Is on Visit I litis power Is Inked uwity from tli3 mayor. Tlte revision lakes from lite council unV wnvor (o atilltoriVe any I c mjo.ii or eorporution to ncll water williii; lite eitv limitu, which power it now Iiiih; lenuites the eouneil lo ("ttnlijiili , n siiikiiiir fund for pny iiienl of Hie eilv hondtf and in several oilier n'KpeeH ioxnlnliH nnd limits tho work ol the eouneil and mayor. However, I wjint to make it elenr Hint I Jiavo no interest in the.40 ameniliitciilrt other or different from every citizen id the city who i mix- ; ions for rood government. F am no! in favor of romibinilling i tlte present charter to lite coinmi- nion for, further iltnoiidiiieiit. I hc- I lieve that if we nro. to ko .into Uih 'matter exhaustively wo should iihasi- don the preenl charter entirely, and adopt ,fhc commission p)an ,of gov ernment, This qysteiu nppcnr,s to 1k the inoKt wientilio and .satisfactory That tho car of Oregon exhibits how being displayed throughout the east by tho Hill llneB In Oregon Is 0. wlnnor 1b tho stntoment of Colonel Prank L. Ton Voile, who is at pres ent visiting his former homo lu Ce lina, Ohio,. Mr. Ton Velio writes that follow ing an exhibit of tho car In Crillnrt he has been besieged' with questions concerning Iloguo Itlvor valley, Ho stated further that tho Iloguo River pears shown were keeping hotter titan any of tho other' fruit. Mr. Ton Vollo has visited Washing ton and New Yoik since leaving hore. Ho loavos January 4 for New Orleans and will como vest shortly aftor waids by 'way of Los Angolen. MAYOR DISCUSSES CHARTER (Ciinttruioil from pngo'l.)' TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY KOIt KENT Light houyekecpinjr uooms, :i:tf) n. Piont iff. 2-ir. KOI? SALE Two 2-room houses and woodshed, one Iiouse brand new, other in good condition, rent ed; patent toilet, lot 50x108, clone in, for only $750. .'105 Oleson vl. 248 form ot't'iiygo'veriiniPiit yet devis'ed. It has been tried hv " large number of cities with excellent results. If we nre to do anything of that kind, however, wo should have plenty of time to go inld the maltbr thorough ly and get the very best. Six iriontliH or. even longer would be re quired. The whole community should become fumiliitrrvith the plan in nil its details. w Hint they ''nn i'lp intelligently wlien it couich before them for approval or rejection. J will, If oleijt ctl be glnd to further any such movement in any way" t can, even thoilgli the adoption of the ploh should scryo,to shorten my term of office. W. II. fVXON, Mayor. " Mcdfoffl Theater. Saturday, Jnnunry 7, L. R. Willard offers tho play with music, "The Time, the Place nnd lic Girl." Ten mtiHienl iilittllierS three scenic ntir prisos nnd rt bunch of girls. Seals on sale Wednesday, January -J. HAPPY mtaurrs. tVANTBD Tp rent, immediately, a t Remington tyitewriler in good con dition. Call or address 510 Past Main st. v 243 inanding'my attention, Jt wan not Hie idea lo have the commihsion prepare u ;tew (dtnrter, but merely to compile the numerous ameudinenls, elimiuulo eoitlietiiig provinifiii. unO ;itnke u few needed changes. Stout of the mutters which have been cnmphiiitcd about are li the old dinner granted by the leg islature in 1HU3 and wdo tt'unply left unchanged, iln my opinion, the commission has done good w'orlf, Ifinl the ainendtueiils .should he ixlopted. However, I l)nvcn't the slightest personal inter est in any of the iitneiidinpiits. Not one of them is designed to iucrcitiO the powers of the iiiiir or, council. On the conliary, the newer of theso officers is greatly reduced in n number of rcfpoetN. Por example, Under the present climlcr the coun cil can gianl n 50-year 1'raneliit.c; under the pioposcd le vision nil fran chises for more (ban ten years must be voted upon by tlU people; ,'it PiomuiI wo have the entile niaiiage incut of the wuler plant and havo the hiring of all employes from Mipoiiu li'iidciil down; under the revision, tus is turned ocr to u counuissioii. lnder the picseiil chailer the mavor is police nidtre; nnder the leviston I LOST On streot, Thursday, Indies' gold biacelel with green set. I'lease return to Mail Tribune, oil ice and secure Htiilable reward. 242 KOIf HMNT 5-room modern flirn ished house wilh piano. Inquire 520 S. Ivy st. 242 Medford Theater. Thursday, Jnnunry 5 Prince of dialect comedians, Hen Holmes, Bwept singoriivjlcn Hendricks? fa mous comedy, "OJe Olson." Twenty years of Kuc'ccrfji; has made millions Inugh: only Apglo-Swedish-Amcri-enn pjjty in existence; 350 laugh-. Seats at Ilnskins' Sloilday, Jnnturry 2 NOTICL'. If any ono knowing anything In re gard to Thomns E. Sheldon of Rogue Ulvor war, 18iff)tCi, please communl cato with Mrs. Mnry Sheldon, H33 South Ornpo. 331 Try Stone's new Btore for your ci gars and tobacco. Fresh goods, low prices. Opposite S. P. depot. Phono tho Iloguo Ulver Creamory for milk, cream, butter or butter milk. Main 2081. tf Have Made Many jWi'dford Residents , Kutliuslastic. No 'wonder ficores, qf Medford cltl-j ?enB grow enthusiastic. It 1b -enough to make an one happy to find relief after yearB of suffering. Public statements llko the following arc but truthful representations q(tho dally vcrk dono in Medford, by Doan's Kidney IMIIb. A. 2. Sears, 231 Fifth street, Med ford, Ore., says: "3lnce publicity recommending Doan's Klnnoy Pllh In !!07, I have used them occasionally and they have always bronght cojJ results. I was afflicted with sovei pains In my back and I often found It almost Imposslblo to stoop. The kidney secretions passed too fre quently and this weakness was a source of much annoyance. Hearing Doan's Kidney Pills highly recom mended, I procured a box at Has klns' Drug Storo and by the time I had finished tho contents I could see that they wore the right remedy for my trouble. Gradually the" pahts nnd other difficulties disappeared and my ltoalth Improved. . I cheerfully rec ommend Doan'n Kidney Pills to everyone afflicted with kidney com plaint." For sale by all dealers. Price no cents. Poster-Mllbnrn Co., Duffalo, Now York, solo agents for the United States. nememlier tho name Doan's and'tako no other. , Where Lo Go Tonight' :: 'i NATATORIUM Skating and Dowllng, TUb Datlts! Dig Dinlce Wedncsdny Night. Best Music ns Usual. X LAIiOF, room, fireplace, furnished or ofJic.c. Gtcgory'ri Sludio. ' tf WANTKD-To let .conlrnel for "clearing hind, will furnish machine if desired. Por particulars iiupii'-e L). If. Jnclcsotl, office opposito Ho le! Sfoore. Phone 2722. 218 WANTHD To .purclinsc n weaned fox terrier puppy, untie. D. It. Woodruff, Clou. Del. 247 FOR RkN'l' Four-room Iiouse, modem, lirst house south puvo nmut: $18 per. month. 248 POIt HUNT Three nice light rooms on ground lloor, suitable for light housekeeping; some fiiruittli". Phone 4974. FOR HUNT Three nice unfui lushed rooms for light housekeeping. 211 Shirk st near cornor Jlonsoyolt and Washington. X MEDFORD CONSERVATORY FOR MUSIC AND LANG-UAGES NAT, BUILDING ALL BRANCHF3 OF MUSIC. FULL FACULTY. G. TAILLANDIER, DIRECTOR. i;Vr . . Medford Theatre . Q,ffitnho Thursday, January 5th, 1911 Prince of Dialect Comedians Ben Holmes I Sweet Singer in Ben Hendricks' Comedy "OLE OLESON" Twenty Years of Success. 150 Luaghs i The Only Anglo-Swedish-AineriGan Play in Existence Seats Now on Sale at Haskins : Mcdford's Exclusive Picture Tho- v nter. Latest " Licensed Photo plays. Ono Dime No More One Dime. frrt 'rr VOW ItKNTlmrgf tuiniHhed room with stove. $1.1)0 per week. 1001 S. Central nve 21(1 Ml'LKBV it rilKllHV-LiiwyoiM. H. V Jliilkey, fleo. W. Cherry, ltoom ill). .IncUou Co. Hank hide;. J DIRECTOR. I,i ! J; J I i z Z z X i z MEDFORD THEATRE Saturday, January 7 L. R. Willard offers a Play with Music "The Time, The Plaice, and The Girl I?. I-'. A. IMTTMHt, Candldiile foe Major. (Paid Advertisement. ) 10 Musical N ambers 10 Scenic Surprises and a Bunch of Girls i i Seats on Sale Wednesday, Jan 4 vsrssrs rssssrsr.ssslsssss Weeks & McGowan Co. UNDERTAKERS DAY PHONE 2271 Night 'Phenes: T. W. Weeks, 2071 A. B. Orr, 8692. LADY ASSISTANT Henderson Corsets x rrom j.uu to ao.uu grAy&moe -rrrrrr Latest Models! 125 East Main Street, Medford iMagazines 10c 41rssrs Paper Patterns New Idea 10c Each C w;; ir "NAT" THEATRE ITns all the Latest nnd Up-td-Dato J Jfoviits Plctiircs! ; f Our subjects arc Always 'interest- ; . iiiff, our oielurcs nro (dear. Wo : . chnniro our nrosrntn threo lime's ! nor week, Sundays, Wednesdays ; j and Fridays. Mnlince every Sun- : day afternoon. a A cozy thonter nnd comfortable ; X chairs. r ADMISSION 10c. X t ' i MAR.TORIK MAXDVILLK STOCK ? U-GO High-Class Stock Co. COMPANY TONIGHT, "GOLDEN GIANT MINE" Kour-Aet Comedy Diniiiu J'lCl'iK Handsome iirize trivon X away Wedncriijay. Qot l'reo eou- 2 pons at bo' of lice. i N. U. Itcorro your seals now Z fin Viuv Viiniaw f.m Pliiiii, XT'iiii 1 2!)71. U-0-0 ORCHESTRA. Keservc your seats by Phone, MAIN 2971. r4 OUR FIRST ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE WILL START AT 8:30 TUESDAY MORNING WOMEN'S WINTER COATS AT RADICAL REDUCTIONS REMARKABLE VALUE OFFERED IN THESE FOUR GREAT MONEY SAVING GROUPS Pull length soiui-fittort Coats of Kersey, Cheviot and Mixtures, that wore 8.00,$ 10.00, jjU2.no, for $7.50 5;!-inch Coats of Cheviot t)ias?on-1 Wo'ol Blankets olir entire stoek mil i 'lorn and iancv mixtures- Unit were $18.00, $20 and $25, for. $14.50 of wool blankets go on sale. Tues day morning at N 25 0 Discount 20 doz. Men's Heavy Wool Un derwear. Sizes from 32 to 44 Natural Tan. Regular values, $1.25; spoeial for this sale, 95 cents New Attraction nt THE ISIS THEATRE Tho place whoro you can nl ways spend' n pleasant hour and t have a hearty laugh. j !;Miiienl Wonders, introducing their meat Trunk Mystery. IN ADDITION ATTENTION IS DIRECTED TO OUR FIRST CLEARANCE SALE IN SHOES, MEN'S WOMEN and CHILDREN'S THESE ARE PRICES THAT WILL BE OF INTEREST TO EVERYBODY AND IT WILL MEAN A BIG SAVING TO YOU ON GOOD Men's dun Metal Calf Hlueher or Button Shoe Uilo Model, or mgestiteli tip stay and quartered douhlo solo, white rope stiteh, military heel, $:U0 and $1.00 special at $2.90 Women's Gun Metal Hlueher, watch model, tip, dull calf top, flexible double sole, Mela sewed and military heel, $,'J..")0 and $4.00 special, $2.90 Boys Box Calf Bluclier, outside baek stay, cap toe, double sole standard sewed, $2.50 and $3.00 special at $1.90 FLORSKEIM SHOES. In this assortment ou will find tho hct shoe there is made. Our" stock is always very complete- with nil 'the newest styles in Floiheim Shoes. W huvo a fow moro lliau iicce.s-.ary this time of the year, .o we hac cut our ijti.OO and .ffl.00 values THE JESTERS, I! MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY I i!' ANn SUNDAY AT o.in mutt HttLS UF THE LAT EST MOTION PICTURES X -AND ILLUSTRATED SONG BY i , nnnrtf DUArtunAHU. i r-t0i, . Bargain Corner $3.95 Ono corner of tho Rtore is given ovor to special huvs. Just now wo offer a speeinl huv In Shoes (not our regular lines, hut new Knooial lineO. the host linrgnini ever shown. LADIES' SHOES. $2.50 and .$3 Shoes $1.95 $3.50 Men's Welts $2.35 $3.50 Leather Lined ..,.$2.35 $3.25 Work Shoes $2.25 The Wardrobe Home of Good'Shees .,. f y a-y 'T "' l-Mm'i . '