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"'Jmmmi'am!!rr: PA'GE TWO 1IEDF0RD MAIL TRIBUNE, jALTCDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1911. . Personal ana Local Solid waxed oak dresser, $11.00 while tliey IbhI. Med ford Furniture & Hardware Co. Don't buy an nuto until you seo the 1911 Bulcks. The residence of Dr. M. S. Burgess Is (i South Orange fit root and not 200G as roportod in Issue of yester day. ' From 'February lS'lo 28, Ironing bodrilfe, $1.9r. Medford Furniture & Hardware Go. 280 " C. J. Seinon, of tho Med ford con crete construction company, left this city last night for Portland to rush I he Bhipmont here of the new motors find hoists required for the company's plant on North Riverside avenue. Dr. J. B. Shearer, physician and Burgeon. Office over Strang'B drug ctorc. tf. Mrs. Itoao McOraff, District Deputy of Royal ' Neighbors of Amorlca is In town and will attend the meeting tomorrow night. J. T. Uarltdull has returned from u business visit to Portland. First annual Unll of W. O. V. camp No. 00 will be given at Nntsi torlum on the ovlnlng of Fcbraury 21. Tickets $1. 00. 281 M J. 13. KobbliiH of Woudvillo spent Monduy In this city. 1 Dr. M. S. Ilurgcas', who has been In Medford for past threo weeks looking over tho city from n professional stnudpOlnt, lias opened up offices In Medford Natlonnl Dank annex, nnd taken a residence at 200C South Or- ango street. 280 C. W. Potter, or tho Falrdalo Or chards, spent Tuesday In Medford. K, S. Tump tho city property spec blullBt. can be. found at 201 (hirnett CoreyDldg. 282 Ex-Sheriff J. Under, whoso homo Is at Pheonlx spent Monday In Medford. G. A. Gardner, a renl estate oporn AVatch for tho "Plorco," tho smooth running motorcycle tf rived In Medford from Kansas. They will mako their future, homo hero. ' Lot Tinny hnndlo your cty proper ty if you want to sell It. 282 tor In Talent, was horo Monday. F 11. DrcBslerand family have ar il, n. PatloiHon, 11C K. Main, has, somo nlco English Hollies nnd All kinds of shndo trcoH. Uoscs (nil the best). Now1 Is a good tlmo to plant. Drop In and roo me. tf L. E. White ( forest assistant, and James Summorvlllo, ranger, both of tho IT. S, Forest Service, hnvo left for tho Cat Hill section of the Crater Lake forest. They will visit tho ro seodlng work and will cruise n por tion of tho burned over timber which Will shortly be placed on the nuir mnrket. Tho car that stands the gaff The Bulclc. L. It. Hank, n randier from Haglo Point was a guotit at tho Moore hotel over Sunday. Is your t ouso wired? Ono clgnr less a day would pay for u hundroJ per cent Incronso ku comfort. Start living tho electric life. tf. Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Savage, of Gold Hill, wore visitors In Medford recently. Don't be In a rush to buy your now auto seo tho 1911 Hulck. Vernon Vnwtor has returned lo the Still" University at Eugene, to re tiumo his studios. "Tho sensation of the auto show at Portland 1911 llulnks. Seo It. A. Holmes, The Insurance Man, Over Jackson County bunk. 285 i Call phono 2151, 1032 for baggage wagon. -151 J. J. Hrophy, former chief of po lice of Medford, lit vUltlng tho city He lu now uugiwtl In ranching in tho upppor portion of the valley. Ask Colonel Ton Voile about those 1911 Huleka. County AtMeiwnr and Mm. Grieve were lu Medford from Jacksonville Monday, A. M. Duffy, loral agent for the "Oregonlau" Is spending a few days In Grants Pass lu the interests of his paper. Light,- durable, Btrong, powerful, economical the Iiulck leads the au tomobile world. George A. Steel, of Three Pines, Is In the city. What car has delivered the goods In the Koguo Ulver valley? Tho Dulck That Is why there are so many lu use. John (I. Carkln; attorney at law, over Jnckson County bank. Tho triumph of nuto building tho 1911 Ilulcks. r MINING TAKES ON NEW LIFE. (Continued from pago 1.) Weeks & McGowan Co. UNDERTAKERS DAY PHONE 2271 Night 'Phenes: F. W. Weeks, 2071 A. E. Orr, 3G92. LADY ASSISTANT trough lu front of one of the hotels on the main street of Jacksonville last week, Mr. Getcboll's eye was caught by two small shining particles lying In the dirt at bis feet which, upOn Investigation, proved to be two small partlcaloH of gold which had probably been washed down, the street by rnln. Another find was made two weeiks ago within a few feet of the same spot. The proprietor of a barber ship In Jacksonville wns the lucky man1 lu this lnstnnco and tho "nugget" which bo discovered lying in tho gutter of a travelled highway proved to be' worth $7. ' Among the' properties doing the greatest amount of development work probably the Opp mine holds the lead. About a month nfo, a body of oro wiis struck lu tunnnel 18 on this property, while nctual values have been withheld, Ic said to bo rich. Tho discovery was made almost a month ago and Blnco that tlmo the IittentloiiB of the working force nt the mine, whoso dally avorage Is appro- vlmntely 80 tons, have been directed almost solely to exploring nnd work ing In the new vein. The oro Is a mixture of free milling gffld nnd sulphides, which, worked through a classifier at the mine, are sorted; the free milling oro being worked on tho property while tho por tion containing tho sulphides is ship ped to Tacoma for treatment. The mine Is situated within two miles of the railroad at Jacksonville, find while a railroad further Into tho mineral country, It Is not affected by this cause as much as most of the other properties are. R OW IS OFF THE FORCE One of First Men Appointed Follow ing Election Is Asked to Resign No Reasons Advanced Appoint ment of Successor Not Yet Made. Policeman Harry Snider hifet night turned in his star ami tools to Mayor ('anon, following u requewt made him by the letter for his resignation. Xo reason wns advanced this morn iii,' by Mayor C'unon for his action nnd it is understood that Snider when turning iu his equipment, was not given nn explanation. No appointment lias as yet been inudu to fill the vacancy. BLOODSHED MAY FIGURE IN FIGHT OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., Feb. M. Militia Is being held In readiness hero today to bo rushed to Mountain Park and Snyder, towns which are rivals for the county sent of Swanson County. The soldiers were ordered to jlrcpnro as the result of a tele gram to Governor Lee Cruse from Sheriff Daniels of Kiowa County, who declares that tho situation Is critical and that bloodshed is Imminent. ASSOCIATION MAKES GAIN. (Continued from Paiio l." FISH BILL IN COMMITTEE. (Continued from Vagt. 1.) "Whereas, lit u recent general elcV tiou Hie voters of (he stale of Oregon by a majority of more llian 10,000 decided (lint all commercial fishing for hiilinon iu Hojjiiu river shall cease, mid, "Whereas the Oregon house of rep-vp-onlaliveft mi February 0 passed' n bill repealing tin Koguo river In a acting upon the plea that the voter were iiiistnl;tin, and, ' "Wlieren, the initiative system l;v such a repeal of the people's vote simply become u farce uud nil in ceutixe for corporal ion?, to corrupt our legislnture, "Therefore, be il resolved, by (lie ('(Mitral Labor council of Portland uud vicinity, that we insist (hut our legislators respect the votes of (linir constituents and leave initiative measure alone; and be it further "KeMolved, that downier West i hcieby appealed to to veto thi or eny attack upon the ;nitintivo law.' MEDFORD MARKETS. John A, Perl Undertaker and Einbalnicr Succossor to tho undertaking de partment of Medford Furniture Co, Office with Medford Furniture Company About Match l, Private Am bulance Sorvlco. Sick and Injured convoyod to ixuy nurt of city or couutry. Tolejihguw: Day 351. N'ight: John A. Perl 4111, C. W. Couklln, 3C01. J. II. Hutler, 3C71, (Prices paid by Medford merchante I'otuloe tl.Il.'Hfi 1.50 per ewt. Cabbage-1 li.f(Tle. Squash--8rc((i)$l. Parsnip 1 Vi". CnrroU --1io. JlecU -lViai). Onions -1 ijo to l.gfi. Pour- llilio. ' Prunes Pried, -lo. Pumpkin 8T2Mi. Apple 'Jo, Celery 7.')eCl per dozen. Mutter, Kggs nud Poultry. (Prices paid by Medford iuuroluint Mutter Fronh ranch (roll), Kk' I'lvauu'iy, 70c. l'ggs Fresh much, Joe. Poultry- Mi.ed, 10(ijMe: prill1' chickens, 1 l(ii Uic; turkeys, j7u. (Prices pwid producers.) IIhv Timothy, l(i; nlfalfu.ii $M-grit-, $N; jtniin hay, $1(5. (train Wheat $1.15 bushel; ouU. .! too; lerl, $&i ton. lleef -Cows, l(u)li'; btuura, 5(5f Pork -73OSo. Veal- Preuiiod, 9e. Mutlou fiflVie; InmU, flo. (SeMiuK prions.) Kollod barley, $1.7fi owt.; $32 ten: hiHii, $1.75; middling, $1.851.0(L Tho u.t doseu olnsitfiod art oti aeiniiiutud wtU a down rihaiM h heli you iinwer, will probulily gel you Neiuaiutid witu a 1muu iiluwo of (liis pity life I hut you tievju1 eu couiiteiod brfviu. Jledford, 11(1; Central Poinl, .J.-j; Voorhics, 'J.r; Kngle Point, 1; Ash land, (i; Table Kock, (I; Grniits Pass, .VI; Talent, It); Phoenix, 10; Davis, 1 ; Woodville, 2. " Prices ranged us follows during the seasen: PRICES. Net to growers for jioolo closed Kind Fancy. Choice. llartlelts 1.572 Lot) IJose 2.28 2.11L. Ho wells l.'Jl .80"2 Aiijous :i.:i7 'J.HO'o Coniice 2.(12 2.20 " Winter Nelis ....1.8(1 0-tier J. 11 EASTKliX PinCKS. Kind. Highest. Lowest. Powells :i.oo 2.:)() M.trtletts ..87V. 2.00 AiiJcils (i.OO 2.00 nose :i.:i7i .,() Cornice, -,., .J.7r :i.l,") Cornice, hull' hox,2.2." J .50 must receive much care. Kvcry little while the valuable platinum in her crown must be replenished, her gown must be eleiiincd and her face, feel nnd lianfls washed. To utlend to tile wants of HerMnj esly. u in:'.u of special qualification i- reijuired. The goddess i about 21)0 feet from the ynntiid nnd stands 10 feet 0 inches in height. Tliriei is consijerahle of her 1j be enred for,' and it require- a mini of steady' nerves to work for lies. A former I vrlel vu,( once asked why t!'" sculp-1 tor did not mukc her ll-hch hand' u:: inch longer, and thcinquircr wa told that if tla hand lied been inline 12 inches i( would have been 11 foot. The goddess is pretty well satisfied ' wtili the fjown and headjjenr she. has Worn for years, despite the chants' in fashions. A proposal was once made that the statute be gilded, but Senator Coekrell raised his voice ia protest. "Peforc I et back there'," he said when the proposal was under consid eration, "the jra- around tho cupi to will he whitewashed.' "They still have a chance '.o whitewash Ihc "i-ns," remarked n 1 cii)ntol employe when lie repented the story ti few days ago, "because Sen ator Coekrell went away after tliali speech nnd the legislature of Missou-j ri did not let 1 1 tin come back." Ilasklns for Health. Kyes Tested A LENS Is not a pill. I use no drugs. I correct nil errors of refraction by properly fitted glasses. Quality and work guar anteed. Dr. Rickert specialist Over Ivcntner's Glasses Scentlflcally Fitted. &. 4 fm STATUE OF LIBERTY IS NOW OUT OF STYLE WASMNHTON, Peb. M. - - The Ooddebs of Freedom, overlooking the city of Washington from the top of the capitol's dome, is without u valet. And, what is more. Klliott Woods, .i perintendeut of tho cnpitol, who see to the comfort of the goddess, ha d"lerinincd that, in keeping with Mie -pirit of economy that i jirovnlrnt throughout the cnpitol this year, the goddess, will not have a regular va!"t appointed o look alter her. The alet who looked after the goddess for year died a few weeks ago. In , lit futuie an. outsider 11 specialist iu the particular work to be done - will be called in to inuni cure her n.iiK tonio tier hair, return her headgear or attend to other lit tle things that will keep the god.le-ts good looking. Vor be it known, she 1 JUST OUT Medford Mail Tribune Official Map of, c Jackson County, Ore. Compiled especially for tho Mall Tribune by the Jackson County Abstract Co. Approved and offi cially adopted by tho county court, July, 1910. Shows ownership of each parcel of property, township and section lines, county roads, forest re serves, railroad grant, city and town boundaries and all other necessary Information. Tho only convenient, hnnily, completo map of Jnckson county published In many years. Size 21) by 40 Inches, on heavy map paper, tinned at both ends. No homo complete without this map. It soils for $2.50, bt will bo given away frco to subscrib ers to thp Medford Mall Trlbuno. HOW TO GET THE MAP FREE SUBSCRIBE TO THE DAILY MAIL TRIBUNE FOR ONE YEAR IN ADVANCE 53.00 OR FOR THE WEEKLY MAIL TRIBUNE TWO YEARS IN ADVANCE AT $1.50 A YEAR.ijitJ.OO AND THE MAP IS YOUR3. j Or get cno now subscriber to tho Dally or two J now ones to the Weekly, remit and wo will send tho 2 map. j Old subscribers may securo tho map by paying j I up arrears nnd subscribing n advance. y ' 11 Medford Mail Tribune 27 N. Fir Street Medford, Ore. Have You Seen the NEW STORE . We imagine that, every person lu (be city lias been lieiv ami yet. wo want to be sure that you realize that vie desire a visit from yon and your friends, too. if you haven't called, we Invito yon to come mill examine our new quarters, nnd enjoy the display of new goods. Values and Prices Right Allen Grocery Co. South Centrul Ave. -i s s 1 s j0tKf9J.Pf i A' 2 c-rrAM AUrt IIHT WATFR HFATIVf; $ I J All Work Guaranteed Prices Reasonable Vi COFFEES c&l AK.lUfl, PLUMBING k V rKv.o son & i JLJ. 1UI til XJ Ol.aMl'UIUlU, UIO. uwj'v. v 11 North D St..Medfoid,Ore. Medford Iron WorKs E. G. Trowbridge, Prop. FOUNDRY AND MACHINIST All kinda of Engines, Spraying Outfits, Pumps, Boilers and Machinery. Agents in So. Oregon for FAIRBANKS, M0RS2 & CO. ALFALFA LAND SOLANO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Choicest dairy and alfalfa proposition In the state, located on tho main line of the Southern Pacific railroad, between Sacramento and San Francisco. IDKAL CLIMATE ABUNDANCE OP WATER FOR IRRIGATION Write Us for Information DIXON ALFALFA LAND CO, - - DIXON, CM,. r.r s r mmmftfrtoift&frito&ms&frfrm&&frfb& rsys4 4 - ---- 4- -f TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. .MKDKOKD OKKKX HOI SK (ud Mower., potted pluiit--, -hrubln luilb. iL;i K. Alum, l'hoiie .17 1 1' I TOU SALI1: -Mouse. Do ou m.l In sell 011r liouxe u( oiu-ef I him sexeral calls for houe- 011 Jiand List yoitr property now tor a ipiii wile with li. S. Tinny, '.Mil (i.ivm-'t t'orey hltlj. Ho jieeialijteN in t it, properly. 'js'j WANTHI) - Furnished room bv mini, wtlli liHlh. I'WvHte l'nmily. Adilre- are .Mail Tribune. 'j.S.l I'OII KKNT Two lurht luuiMkccp ins; room -, eloxe in. Juiiuire 'SM , Oil !t. js.l K()l SALIv-Knrly Sunri.-e potatoes rhojie 7KIT. Address (' faivx, North Talent, It. F; I). No. 1 ( LOST - J'ljjr of iiimu irlasM-! to M. UUhop, NiilMlonutn. Appi J so WANTI'n -Sl. or sex en room luni-c beloiv M.iy 1. KiMit no ubjcil. Ad dres. A. W. ("lark, manner Clark llenerx Co.. cil . 1 1 liny Your Flower & Vegetable Seeds from tin people who can say We know our imkmU are good biH-nuse xe huvo tutted them: V hi-i tliotfe peo ple. Cut flowerv nnd all kindx of pot ted plnut. J. T. UHOl'DLY & CO . Coruor 0th and Cltral; Greenhouse unr ujty rwovolvfr. l. O. box f2l Phone Store 1151 Ulu. 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TIMBER LOCATIONS Every United States citizen has a tim ber location right of 1G0 acres if vou still have yours, ITSIS IT NOW. ro have A FEW GOOD ONES on which wo can locale you. .For i'ui' thci' particulars, . address EVANS & McKERCHER TIMBER CRUISERS 67 Main St. Box 204 Ashland, Or. Red Bluff, Cal. &WH0(&tyH&VitH&0 FINE JOB PRINTING .IS OUR SPECIALTY WE CAN AND DO MAKE QUICK DELIVERIES GET OUR PRICES v n 1 I r-tJrtrrr.t.rmr4t 1 ll I; ! The QUAKER NURSERYMAN lis . Medford Printing Co,27'29" FirSt- Everything in the Nursery Line Soo the nice IOuglish Trollies. 'All kinds of shade trees, shrubbery, roses (only tho most perfect plants), and full line of pour, poach, apple, apricot, prunes, etc., etc. i.i Office 116 Main Street Office Phone 238! -Res. Phone 2493 -rs r rs. 1 i