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,41 .. m PACfJB SEC hi iw mmMmmmfmM MnFORD MAIL TRTTUtNTC, MTCDFORT), 01WOON, WFiDNKSDAY, TUiW 12. 1fl11. I f i t , I m U ii 81 1 REUTY DEALERS IE M BUREAU MerifM Realty Association Meets and After Discussing Routine Busi ness Devotes Much Time to the Newly Organized Bureau of Mines. Tjij Med ford Realty Association's regular monthly meeting held jast evening In tho pfflccs ot Mlkscha & Schinltt Realty jCompnny, nt No. 21G wct Mnln street devoted a large part of Its time, nftqr, tho transac tion or routine business, to a discus? lon of, tho recently organized mining bureau, n hearty endorsement of the alms qf this Institution was voiced by all members present. It was the ecntlmpnt ot tho meeting that a healthy development of our mineral resqurces should claim, tho attention of public spirited cltiicns and bust ness men generally, and tho real es tate interests especially, and the members look hopefully toward nn era of, great activity In mining In the jioar future as a result ot tho work qf tho now bureau., Tho, rental situation came in for n share ot attention, according to ropqrt mado by various members, there is a scarcity vof desirable houses, housekeeping rooms especial ly, furnished rooms,' and houses with modern, improvements. A good sup ply of the older houses was noted as compared with the. game, period last year. Tho j formation qf a. strong loan and trust company, empowered to niakq Joans on ranch property was urged ,py a number ot the members who repressed the conviction that such an Institution is a pressing need for the accommodation ot owners lu the proper development of their holdings, no doubt being entertained by the speakers that a profitable business awaits the opening of an enterprise of this sort. Tho meeting closed with a vote of thanks to Miksche & Schmltt Realty Company for the tender of their rooms for the meeting of the soclation. $100,000 FRUIT ORCHARD SOLD Local Real Estate Firm Has Active Month-Noted "Laurels" Is Sold to Minneapolis Grain Dealer Other Sales Made Recently. as- YESTERDAY'S SCORES. t i. Xntlottal League. At New York XI Pittsburg I 3 Nearly $100,000 worth of orchard properly has changed hands recent ly In the valley through tho Huntley- MacClathchle real estate offices. They have sold tho orchard known as tho "Laurels" owned by Stanton Grlffls and associates, ninety-three acres of land adjoining Suncrcst. ten acres ot the Rati tract and tho Raymond tract. Ono or two largo deals are now pending. "Tho Laurels" situate on the Jacksonville-Central Point hill road owned by Messrs Knglish. Trelchler and Grlffls was sold to J, L. Tracy, a Minneapolis grain dealer. Mr. Tracy will build an elaborate home pp the place and will reoido there. The orchard consists ot twenty-nine acres of fruit Just coming into bear ing. Five acres ot the tract is im planted. The view from the ranch Is ono of the finest In tho valley. E. G. Burgess, Jr., has closed a deal which has been pending for some weeks by which he becomes the qwner of the Raymond orchard on Griffin creek. The tract consists of thirty-five acres of which seven acres is unplanted and the remainder is in four or five year old apples and pears. S. G. Redding and associates of Seattle have purchased ninety-five acres ot land adjoining Suncrest owapd by V, IV. Glasgow. The tract la planted to two year old trees. Mr. Redding Intends to subdivide and dis pose ot tho place on the unit plan. A. Mr. Shepard of Minnesota has purchased ten acres of the C. F. Rau tract planted to pears. Ho ex pects to make bis home on the prop erty. FIRS! PEACHES DUE ATPORTLAND The Dalles First On Hand With Halo and Alexander Ashland Peaches Will Not Be Picked for Another Week Yet. $1 DAUGHTER OF CANADA WEDS SON OE DIXIE At Brooklyn " R Brooklyn 2 Chicago 6 gamo Second urooKi n ......a............. Chicago ., 4 r Doston-St. Louis. No gamo; team in Bj-IUgeport wreck. At, Philadelphia R Philadelphia .....! 12 Cincinnati ..c.,.... q i M , t American League. , At Detroit-' " u Dctrolj 1 Philadelphia ' S At pievcland R Cleveland 2 Washington l AChicag Chicago . . . R 1 Boston,. 0 At St. Louis R St. Louis . . 3 Now Yprk .. 8 ' : ; Ui Coast League. At Portland R. Portland ....' 0 1 Vernon, t ' H. 4 5 E. 0 0 E. 2 0 At San FrancJsco-7- R. H San Francisco G Q Oakland ........ h. ..... .3 11 Northwcstcra Lague. Afegpattle ','- R. H. E. Seattle) 4 G 2 VJctgrla .......... i 7 12 3 A Spokane Spokajjp ...'.. Portland '., R. .10 , 1 IL E. 11 3 7 4 II. E. 17 5 1G 3 At- Vancouver R. Vancouver 12 Tncoma ....... , . . , 11 WANT MOVING PICTURE v ; ciRCUiy in schools VENICE, Cul., Jily 12. Resolu tions iBl:inc that educational bodies ostijbljhh a moving picture circuit, touii(iir school ejitltlieti hihlory, KOOKraphy, asti-onoiny, literuluru nnd eoleitg, woro forwarded from he.ro lodijy, (o Hie National Kdupiitio'uiil (iRHooiuiioi), in convention in Ban Fruncjeeo. UasKlna for Hoalth. . While President Tuft and Congress were busy trying for closer trade relations with Canada, it remained for G. C. Pruitt, familiarly known a ''Doc," to take the actual htep. This occurred on Thursday, July C, at 8 p. in., when he led MihS Elizabeth Bunco of Guelph Junction, Out., to the altar. Tins happy event which occurred at the Quince htreet residence of Mr. Arthur Aikin, marked another chapter in this romance that hail its begin ii jug Inst Mimmcr in a Montana cjtmp. The girl from the country to tho north of us, there crossed the path of our friend Doc, and the man from Texas fell a victim to cupid'.- dart. Vhen fall came the young folks placed n red star on the Montana map to mark the place where two hearts began to beat as one. Then they parted to meet again at tiie Medford s?talion where I)qc awaited the girj who had made the trip ncnihc the continent to nod yes to the words that made them man and wife. Pqf pn be Applcgate, there's a ranch that awaits tlie'se two. Doc is farsighted. He bought the place with an eye to tho day when single blessedness would be but a mpmory In a few weeks tho household goods will go on out and the daughter of Canada un(l tlio man from Dixit.' laud, set mi tlipir home hero under the fair hky of thp golden west. In a Class by Itself It Is a groat big loaf, mado from, tho best high grado flour. PKICKLKS.S BREAD Is moro llko that good old homo mado bread that mother used to make than any other on tho market. Ask your grocer for PEERLESS UUEAD and Insist that you get It be cause thoro Is nono so good. RARDON'S BAKERY Corner Muln and Grayo Street, PqitTliANI), July 12. The first offerings for the season of Oregon- grown poaches are expected the vnm uig wock. ini'xo proiiatiiv will conic front The Dalles district, which iimi ally is first in the market, and the first shipment will for the most part be Hales and Alexanders. In The Dalles, Hood River and Yakima sec tions the peach crop this year prom ises to be about 75 to 85 per cent of a full jield, according to latest ic ports. with the bulk of the fruit of good sire and quality. The supply of Orogons next week will of course be very limited. From the Ashland and other south ern Oregon districts peaches in quantities to muko them much of a, market factor aro not exacted until after the 'JOtli of the month BRUSH FIRE DESTROYS BARN Louis Alt, Rancher, Near Derby, Hns Hani Flflht With Ramos to Save His Home Blaze Started By Care less Smoker. Louis Alt, n rancher near Dolby, lost his barn and came near losing his house us the result of a care lessly thiown mutch, Monday. A grass and brush tiro started and iiiiriu'd oxer half his ranch before he and Prank Neil, supervising state fire- warden, could get it under con trol. Two men walked er Mr. All's ranch Monday ami one threw a match to one sidu carelessly ami the fire was the result. ! individual nimvian to BABY liv una or Ntnv imiAL CUP iniil tlu cup I lnl RoitlM It MOTIimll you nhmilil liuv ono (Union culm unit mio hi'ihn cups, mill imvn ymir inllkiimii iloHVcr tlio Imliy'x iiiiik ui puiiim mm in rrmn Wjlll'll It IIIIIHCH -llMMt lion Mltiln cliiinco of tiifi'Uttitn Tlio luiliy nlioilhi Imvo iiist, .Miy iiiiMUi) rim Sola ly Miitfont rimriimcy. tlio i T'lUfliUM ni f School for (UiU lir rn.rovi riMrni"! hi mimih i'w,mi.i i. r'iii 1 0IU(UU. Attlrml 4 KI,niUrr DrMtoU, I M,l. All, tlMU. atntlm. I KorrUlo'l'lrisHiTIU:nlNIIHNI t'i:itlOH Q(tUv?3.HI. llflm.llnU I lJ. - that time on the market will he fairly well equipped with southern Oregon Willamette valley and other eastern Oregon and Washington fruit, and the indications at this time are that in size and quality the Jill I supply will compare well with that of any previous season. Califomins will be the main factor in the local each market for at least "Brown Hope" Touted. M'ALKSTKR, Te.vas, July "outig logo," a Japanese prue- tighter ot this city is hailed as the "brown hope." His stylo is similar to that of Mattling Nelson and Wul- From "si m ''lllt no IH'S l,()' do much fancy boxing, but sails right in, tak ing punishment without any appar ent effect and sending in blows that equnt. Togo recently fought Harry Forbes to a standstill, while giving away ten touud. nias for the most part, and Oregon and Washington apricots will be en 1 1 a week to come, and there will proh-ltho market shortly. Today the best ably be plenty of flic fruit from the. sold at ifl.oO, but there was plenty southern state next week. The mur-, of fancy that was available a $l.'Jo. ket today was well supplied with Hales, Alexanders and Triumphs from the south and the offerings as Cantaloupes today were in mod erate supply and firm at $2 to $2.'2? a crate, and tho prospect is for a a rule snowed good quality. They stronger market next week. Dealers sold generally at prices around $1."5 look for generally lighter offerings a box, fancy fruit in some cases go-j from this timo on. Watermelons to ing nt $1.1)0. ' day held in a fair way at $'J to $'J.'J." The outlook is for plenty of apri-'a hundred. BASEBALL Medford vs. 0. W. R. R. N. Team of Portland Sunday July 16 at 2 p.m. A 1SK.VKFIT GAMB IJOK LOSSBS Kt'STAINBI) THIS SBASOX ,TIIKMBI!FOItlllAM HAS KINDIA' IX)ATBI TIIBIlt SBItVICBS AND WIMj MAItCH WITH TUB IIAMi IHIVS AT 1:1." J'. 31. SUNDAY I'HOil IIOTBh NASH TO HAMj I'AICK TUB POUTIiAXD TBAM HAS .STUBNGTHBNI'.D IY SBCUHI.NCJ TUB SBKVICB OK SO.MB OK TUB KASTIvST A3IATBUU IM.AY BIW IN TUB .MBTIIOI'OMS. .MBDI'OUD HAS AUSO KTItBNGTIN BXBD HY SBCUItlNG WIMJAMS AND WHBf'KIiBIt ItOTII OK O'llANTS PASS. S rOSITIVBIA OXB OK TUB HBST GAMBS THIS SBASOX. Game Called at 2 p. m. Admission 25 and 50 Gents BRONCO BUSTING Race Track Jiily 16, 2:30 p. nt KAItfi YOUNG CHAMPION OK MONTANA AND HOY LUCAS, CHAMPION OK AHIONA, BMPM)YBD HY It. H. IIAfJi, Vlhh givb BxiiinrriffN py hhiixg and jumping wild htjcahh AND IIOHSBS, WILL BXDBVOIt TO H0V MBDKOKD HpMB- THING NBW. : R. S. HALL AGBX'IS KOK BUIGK AND LOCOMOBILE GRATER LAKE GARAGE G A S O lit N B O I Ii AND Sl'PP lill'.S Campbell & Baumbach MORTGAGE LOANS, OOUNTY WARRANTS CITY AND SCHOOL BONDS Money on hand nt all timca to lonn on improvod ranchos and fruit land. PHONE 3231. 320 GARNETT.nORP.V RT.TJO. t 4rtt- P1HWtMt001000l00'B ii M ii! J. K. BNYAUT, Prcildont J. A. I'BllllY, Vlco-Preildeut V. K. MKUUIOIC, Vlro-l'rrildnt JOHN 8. OUTH, Cmhlor W. D. JACK BON, Ain't Canhler. The Medford National Bank Capital, $100,000.00 Surplus, $20,000.00 BAKU DBPOSIT IIOXIM FOH HUNT. A GBNBUAIj HANKING UUSINBSH TltANHACTKD. KOI.UUT YOUIt PATItNAGK. Pure Cler Sparkling Ton can't afford to io without this aplondld, refreshing drink. Call up and order a case stent tu the houB. The purest. Host healthful drink known ! SISKIYOU MINERAL WATER P. C. BIGHAM, Agent. ,M'4'fir,i4iw- Bl SASH jg DOORS B( saveVs to V4r 5-cioj Ptoel Dooti. firt qutlky $UO Qyutef.tound, J. in . prr 100 (l. 30 cU. Ctdir Siding. 4 nd 5 (l. . 8 yet M. loon'na. 4 nd 5 It. . . JH fM. Dop Suliog. 4 nJ 5 ft. . $11 "( M. All No. I and 2 good fttndud flock. &iJpoa.loCLln,flNo " wi ti-lfuurtf I'aroouUctonN S. mi JiUcntn piouli. Oct PKC, idl 13 .DjboJr. '"P nrvrlic:t. SoJ u ri-tif La laitQaaitaatcaitmbm I Uk. . I ckt. I HVI II fr?5rV J For Sale 1 ACRE AND 5 ACRE TRACTS adjoining city of Medford, on long timo, easy pay ments. 12 LOTS IN MEDFORD on main paved Htreet; cement sidewalks and paving i also sowers, water and light. Long time, easy payments. 430 ACRES LAND, H30 acres 'alfalfa land, 80 acres fruit land, perpetual water right with water for irrigating 1000 acres; long time, easy payments. 340 ACRES LAND, 200 acres alfalfa land, balance fruit laud, 1 mile from railroad, on long time easy terms. 5000 ACRES LAND in tracts of from 40 acres upwards; price $2s.00 per acre and upwards; suitable for alfalfa, fruit stock and general farming purposes; long time, easy payments. 5 AND 10 ACRE TRACTS just within and adjoining city limits, at u bargain, on ft annual payments. V Gold Ray Realty Co. 21(5 WKST MAIN STR1OT. IRRIGATION Nature Supplies the Land and Sunshine We Furnish the Water Rogue River Valley Canal Co. . FRED N, OUMMINGS, Manager Office 3d Floor Medford National Bank Building Irrigated Orchard Tracts Land for $150 Per Acre With Perpet ual Water on Easy Terms x Can You Do Better? liOGUELANDS Inc. ' FRED N. OUMMINGS, Manager 1 It. AjLl .A. li-i-Lii . t J 1 . . I 1.. I 1.1 .1. U i ... - ... . . . , . - T hH . ? , t -''" t- v v -tr