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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1912)
PAQB THREE PLAN FIGHT FOR WALSH ESTATE thn Contral Point Flro' company khvii a liampint at Iho Hotel Diinlap Hut unlay iilitht with ilio city council anil city ofricoiH an liryltod iiut, Tim Mm clilnf 'iiid llio flro boys treated tliolr Invited icticHlii royally. A wlun did Hiippcr was nerved by l.nndlord Hnmloriioil and his wife, Anions those pn'Hoiil at tliln eujoyalilo nf fair were Cnuncllmmi A. J, Diinlap, IJ, F-'. Pcnrl, f)f 0. Orlm, City Itecord or J, V. JacohH. WMnr CinnilnHloiior J. J. Purkoypllo, Klro Chief Knack Mtodt, Klroinni John H. Uoihi, Wayno t.oover, K. K. Hoott, Hen L'ttlc. K nil I JiwIh, hnrnnro NIcIioIh, Kd llrlHcoe, W. K. ITlci'. Jr., Jlolmrt Nowiiian, City Mnrnhnll llolinod. s;,r., , ' jTrPrr00 )f9Z"& CTTTHiraitt Two more A Full Line of days Peerless Lamps All guaranteed. Now is the time to got your houso wired. Good light adds to tho comfort of "wiutor months. SO. OREGON ELECTRIC CO. North Grape Street. ! one -half sale on or tne price (ly This Muvo Compniiy Is Believed to Hnvn Checkmated Efforts of European Rlvnls for Trade In the Orient. Children of Banker Who Died Shortly After His Parole Will Prohahly Contest Will-Estate is Left lo Widow. JIrbUIiih for hcaltn. L. N. JUDD TALENT OREGON MflDFORD' MATh TKTBUNE, MflDFORD, OHW10N, MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1012. STANDARD 01 i k r i"f L 'LJ1L "1 FINANCE WAR Tailored Suits Long Black Coats Jackson County r4r4rw4f4f4r4Wtt4(4rtttf44r4ew4te4fif V 3 t "r.i, " " 7 A- M 1 NKW'YOKK, .Imi. lit.- The Hliiml nrd Oil iitiiiiiiiv U ilnolnti'd lo In llin llinmi'lnl rdxiiuii'ii nf the (Miini)Ht' itnoliitiuiiUtu, niiil high ol'llcliil nf ilif rebel imily iimim! Hint wIhmi Dr. Sun Vat Si'iiV iiii'hiiloiii'y Ih it fiit't lut will ttn over to the IniHl I'liliiu mint ml nf he oil reMoiireen of t'liiiin. My IIiIm ninvi the Kliunliiril Oil coin miiiv In Iii'IIcmmI to lmo checkmated effoitM of iIm Kiuiipfjiii rivnlH, It H llllllctntliiiil tllllt nieilln 111' till) Sliinilnrd In'lil u ImiK eniifeicnce with He. Sun Vet Hi'ii liefntn lie loft the United Slnte for China ami t lint In llllM llll till I'iIUiIh lll'CI'HHIU'V til CIIIII' pinto tin downfall of tin MuiH'lttiN. NOW COULD THIS HAVE BEEN COLVIG'S FRIEND? HAN FltANCIHt'O.Vitl., Jnn. 2l.- KllrtliiK wltli I'rlvttlu Jninoii Craw ford. Sixth eompnny. Co.iHt artillery, a (IohIiIiik Klrl Imndlt today lured lilm to her ioiiiii. micnrod hl own revol ver, In'lil hltn up with It noil forced lilm lo turn over "II hl valuables to her. Police ar KentchliiK for her. Tln Bill wan aided In Itvr work by two liulliluMH, which prevented Craw, ford from nttaikliiK tier. Our Correspondents EAGLE POINT EAGLETS. lly A. C. Ilowlott. Mr. (Iroof Conk and hor two oliililioii of Unite I'iiIIh spoilt llio nijs'lit with UK tii"t TuoMilay. V. K. Ilatmuel, one nf our proKred hivv fiinmtx of IteeMi creek, came out to enjoy the ilaiiee TuomiIuv uii;ht ami wim a uoext at the Sunny Side. Mr. Swihnit, the Deihy inerehaiit, eiiuie out Miniilay, went to Medford uud TiiMilny nltoruoon came iih far iih Kiifclo I'oiut ami MM-iil the uiirht with it", takint; the train the next day for lionie. He teniiU huineHH lively in llin Ncclmu, eouiileriiiK the m-ukod of.llm, i'ir. .Mm. oweUHiiir(ed hint NVdnei- iluy for Klamath Kail to vixit Mir duiiKhter ami mhi-in-law, Mr. ami Mix. C. K. IIoI. She expeetw to re. main in Klamuth l-'nlln for ahout two weekn and on her leturn trip Mup off uud vit.it I'lioiitlx in California uud Aohhtud, 6ie. The friend of Autiu (liven and wife are kImiI to unut them uiiiouk iih ouee mine. Mr. (Ircen Iiiih huen coii lined to Iiiu lied, in ami out of the hospital in Medford, for ahout i. weeks and tmw ho has m on crutches as one of hi les 1h piirnlyrinl so that he euiiuot walk without them. They were aocoiupauied lo the liomo of Ins Krumlfulhcr, ,1, J. I'ryer, hy a sister of Mrs. (liven, MisH Malic) Malthy. Mr. Akci. one of the count v school superintendent, caiue out Tluiixliiy, proeuredu smhlle Iniive at the Sunny Side stuhli) uud went on ill" to Hrowtishnro to vii.it the school there uml the one just nliove known us the Lone Charley school. lie don't seem to slop for rain, mini or shine, Some lime upi a move was started lo secure the tract of laud lyinj; he. tweeu llio county road and the creek hetweeu On lug' store uml tin wigou hi-hlp) hy the Ladies' Impi'oveineul uliili of Kiltie I'oiut, Uud word has heiiu rceniveil hy the secretary of the oluh tlnil the (rue! of hind will he donated to the town of liable I'oiut hy the owner, Mr. Humillou, for a town park if the lowli will have it surveyed and deed miide out, uud also Mr. Hamilton proposes to let the llaptist church hnvo the lot (hut one hull' of the church sliiuds on for foil, uml the cusli will soon lie raised for tho purpoM). EDEN PRECINCT ITEMS Several parties tiro planning to ralHO lomatooM for tho Talent can nery, Fred Itapp or Talent In HpomlltiK tho winter In I. oh AiikoIoh, Hmltt lleeHon of Talent wim In Medford IiihI We'dnemlay on hnnl IIOHII. F, K, JacoliH uud wlfo and Mih. JohIiuu Pattormm of North Talent woro trudliiK In Medford last Friday, Mrn. "W, H. Htanollff wan u kuohI at thn pleamuit homo of Mih, A. S. Furry limt ,Frlday, MrH. II, O, McClaln of lMiooulx lort IiihI wook for Chlco, Cal., where hIio will vlolt with hur Kraudmothur, Mih, Harvey, and othor rolatlvoa. Mr. and Mih. A. II. Himton re turned to tliolr liomo In 1'hoonlx thu lust or the week, Imvlntf hnon takliiK earn of J, 10, ItohertH1 place ditrlnK tliolr tibsi'iico, CHICAGO, .lau. li. Thi'ii) I n (Strong piiNhihililv lodny that tin1 live eliildicn nf .liilin It. W11UI1, lln IimiiIi cr, who illi'il Hhoitlv nflcr llin pinole liy Pietddcnt Talt from l.fitveiiwnith penitentiary, will ooiitoMt bin will. When tho will, whii'h leaven lhi en tire eMnlo of .fHOO.OOO lo llin widow, wart )iroHenled for probate Indole CiiiiiiiiihMliiiicr .1. V. Ilniney, William T. Alilmtt, vim pioniili'lit of the Con. Iral Trim! I'ompanv ami oulv attrvii Iiiu' u itiiCHM In the will, Kiiiil that he believed WhInIi wiim mil of mouihI miinl when Dm iuntrtiiiient wax drawn. Ah hull Miiil that WjiIkJi IihiI ii mania re piiilin hi hiiu, John V. WaUh, he lioviui; Hint ho mum imi iloiu rijjit. Duke Home Atjaln. MOXTIIKAU Qui'., Jan. ill. Wei onmed hy u rrowil of thoiihiiuilK upon Iiiu iclurn ft out hi visit to WuhIi iiitiin ami N'nw Vmli, tho Duke of Ciuiimuulil, governor Konernl of Can mill, tho DneheMK of CouuuuKht ami Prince I'alrii'in, their daughter, nr rii'il Katurilny ami al lor a luiof Mop rouliiiui'il on to Ottawa. IlnaUIns for honttti CENTRAL POINT ITEMS. I. It (toll left I'rlday moruliiK for hli liomo at Dixon, Cat. (loonm I.. NdI Hpi'iil Friday In Ashlnud. I). IC, Jones of Unite KnlU uncut a few ilayn horo thin week, returning homo Halurday. Mrs. T. J. O'llarn and Minn Viola Kmlth stieiit Friday In llranto Panit. V. K. Jouch, I). K. Jone and Mr. (Mciisou, Hr., wero Friday Phoenix vlnltorH from here. II. i;. 'IVovlllo mndo n IiiihIhomi trip north tho latter part of the week. Jnnieu Walker, of Fort Jonen, Oil., wan vlnllliih the family of W. 1). I.cwIm and other frlenda Friday en route homo from tho north. Minder Hverett Fabor very plena untly entertained tho mombom of IiIh Humlay kcIiooI cIiihh at IiIh home Friday afternoon. Mrs. Kenneth lleobo entertained the l S. (', at her homo cant of Central Point on Wedneiiday after noon. Mrs. Ileohe, iih on other oc oaHlmiH, wan a cliarmlm; h osteon and all had a dollKhtful time. Mm. lloflltiK and kou kiiouI tho week end with Medford relatives. Mm. J. W. Myers and J. N. Smith Hpitul Halurday In (Irants l'nioc Our city recorder, J. W. Jucolm, made a IiiihIiiohr trip to Medford on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weston, Mr. and Mrs. llerrinK, MIhs llerrliiK. Miss Yoiiuk, Mr. and Mm, J. J. (irlm, Mrs. I). C. (Jrlni, MrH. W. K. Price, Mis. Stone, Minn Kdlth Stone, MIah Marshall, MImh Caldwell, Mr. Me- NaHnar, MIhs MrNautiar, MlriB Hlla Hay. J. F. Hay, Minx Hulller, M. Marshall. W. T. Slldham, II. A, Utta, W. A. Cowley, Mr. Hamilton and K. I). Ilrlsron wore iuuoiik the Saturday visitor from hero to Medford. Merrill Klndlo left Saturday morn Iiik for Fort Jones, Cal., where ho will Kiend a few days vIhIUuk with friends. Flro Chief T. F, Knaekstedt and Two more davs of the one-half price sale on Tailored Suits Long Black Coats Children's Coats All Furs Jh. rens Orchards, Homes and Farms In a Thriving Center in One of the Garden Spots of tho Rogue River Valley Ten Heron, one utile west of Talent, OrKoii; f acrcH Newtown applus, -voatH old; II acres Hartlett punrH, 1 year old; I acre of HiikIIhIi wnlnutK, I year old; flun lioulie, 10x21 feet, :i looms; fine liaru, chicken Iioiiho and other outbulldltiKB; oxcultotit well of water 40 feet doop, J0 feet of water In dry tlmo mid Mtifflclent to ilrrluatc tho whole place; well wns iIiik In dry weather, 5 feet In dlaiu eter where tho water Ik; ruiiH 70 KnlloiiH tier hour; waterworka run from llio well to tho Iioiiho; laud Ih level. Soil In fertile, no hardpan; nlno rown of NewtowtiH filled with I2T, Knrly Crawford penclios, 100 Ule Crawford, 100 Mulr, HT. Klher- la ami 300 Karly Wheeler. Price. J.'. 000, H000 cash down, time on 1 1000 throe years at 0 tier rent In torest. I.iiinnn N. Judd, excliiHlve iiKont, Talent, Or0on. 80 acres, mostly saw timber, yel low pine, l.DOO.OOO feet, amoni; the hills; price, J2000. r acres, close to Talent, In culti vation, dwelling house anil Reed well, price $3000, $1000 cash, $1000 ono year at 7 per cent, $1000 two years at K per cent. Two mlnoH, Oplilr and Until, 5 miles from Talent; examine them; flno tunnel GO feet, tho other 1G0 feet. 200 ncroH ono mllo Hotith of Tal ent, 90 acres set to Hartlett nnd D'Aujoii penra, fi acres to Spltren liurj; and Jonathan apples; now bun i;alow, linrn. COxGO ft.. $250 au acre, $2ti,000 down, bnlanco terms. 240 acres limber. 4,000,000 feet or saw Umber, 4 miles from Little llutte; prlco $3000. ono-thlrd down. 7.1 14 acres, orchard and alfalfa, not far from Talent, If sold nil to gether, $325 an acre; If sold In 10 ncro tracts, $350 an ju?re. 8 litres near Talent; good dwell- liiK Iioiiho and outbuildings; yotinc orchard, all under a IiIrIi state of cultivation; $5000, $3000 cash down, balance on time. 4 '.4 acres 2 miles from Talent, fertile alfalfa, garden mid fruit soil; can lie Irrigated; lioimo nnd outbuild ings; a poultry ranch; $1750. GO acres, 20 acres under sultlva t Ion, family orchard, 2 V miles from Talent; $G00O cash down; among tho lillht. 34 acres choice fruit farm, 1 mllo from Talent; $13,000, $7000 cash, bnlanco In yearly payments, each of $1000, t' per cent Interest. 17 acres, 2 miles from Talent, n commercial orchard, should yield this year from 2500 to 3500 boxes; prlco $10,000, one-half down. ItiO acres flno Umber land, mostly fir and hemlock, something llko 0,000,000 feet of Haw Umber; prlco $5000 cash down. 20 acres, 1 mile' from Talent, part In young orchard and alfalfa, $325 per iioro. 2 SO acres near thn famous Sun- crest orchard, 100 acres under culti vation; all fenced, fruit and alfalfa soil; a dwelling house, barn and wa ter tank; only $125 an acre. Ono lot In Ashland, 50x142 feet; good dwelling house mid near tho depot; $1100 rash. 100 acrci about six miles from Medford, among tho hills, $12.50 un aero; rough, coal and Umber laud. Wolgast-Moran Fight Pictures AT U-GO TONIGHT ONLY Thcsii Films woro taken at San JTrnncisco July 4th, 19.11, showing full .13 rounds of this famous, hattlo, including knockout. Moving Pictures, Not Slides tv ADMISSION, 25 Cents 10 acres near Talent. all In culti vation, $425 nn acre, one-third down, balance III three years at G per cent. 10 acres, G room holme, barn, chicken house, some fruit; prlco, $2750. 10 acros sol to alfalfa and fruit trees; prlco, $1500. 40 acres, G miles from Gold Hill, all under cultivation; dwelling, or chard, etc.; $13,000. HtislnesH lots In Talent. 15 acres fruit In 5-acro lots, ad joining Talent; $000 an acre, ono thlrd cash, balance at G per cont. 150 acres unimproved laud r.oar Jacksonville. Fine city resldoiico and G ncro or chard alfalfa nnd garden land In tho city of Talent. $0000; $2500 cash down. 27 acres highly Improved, 3 mllos from Medford; house, orchard, out buildings; not far from tho Hurrell orchard; $10,000, $3500 ensh down balance time. GO acres 2& miles from Talent, 20 acres alfalfa; dwelling house, water outbuildings, orchard; $G000; will trade. In Ashland, flno reidilcnco and two lots near tho M. K. church; J2G00 1G acres highly Improved, closo to Talent. $G50 nn aero. 80 acrcH 3 Vi miles from Talent; crook ruim through tho place; six acres broken; dwelling house nnd or chard; among tho foothills; only $25 an acre. 21 Vi acres, a fine orchard near tho Hurrell orchard, highly cultivated; a commercial orchard; $15,000. Now house, 5 rooms, In Talent; $1050; $300 cash down; time. A flno new bungalow 4 rooms, 2 acres (13 lots), near high school; family orchard; $2800. Livery stable In a fine growing city; room for 31 horses, etc., $1700. 13 acres, G acres wheat, 40 bear ing Newtown apples, over 300 2-year-old penrs; adjoining Talent city lim its; $5500. In Talent, lot 50 feet by, 200 feet on Mnln street; well, fruit; $350; half down. 100 acres timber among tho foot IiIIIb, 2 good springs, 7 acres fruit land, $10 an acre. 15 ncros 1 mile from Phoenix; well Improved; $4500, tlmo on $1300. 31 acres 1U miles from Phoenix, fruit land; $t25 an acre. 10 acres fruit land $130 nn aero. 10 acres fruit land $140 an acre. All the pieces are not far from tho llurrcll orchard. They aro not Improved. 34 acres highly improved near Talent, $12,500. $5000 cash; tlmo on bnlanco. Tho aliovo placo has a now house of 8 tooins, barn, chicken house mid blacksmith shop. About 12 acres fine affnlfu, Throws In team, $500; two wagons, hack, plows, harrows, etc. Corner lot near tho M. E. church, Talent, for $500. 4 lots mid house In Ashland near tho depot. $1100. 12 nqrea near Hoar crook, soil al falfa, fruit mid garden. I hnvo othor places also for sale. Como nnd oxnmluo or wrlto, enclos ing stnmps. Lutunn N. Judd, Talent, Oregon. Children's Coats All Furs Ah rens Attention Dairymen and Stockmen Just received a car of rcgistorcd and grado Holstoln cattle. They wero tho mortgage lifters of tho Ohio Western Keservo and can do It here. All from tho noted DcKoI strain, Imported from Holland. Host herd west of tho Cascades. Prices aro right. Phono 732, party U-l or visit our ranch on Koss Lane. TICKXOU At DOOLITTLK NoyesSc Black HOUSE AM) S;CX PAINTING Up-to-Dato Auto and Carriage Painting, Gold Leaf Signs and Interior Decorating a Specialty. Shop nnd Office 8. Grnpo and 10th St. Office Phono 7771. Res. 7212. All Work Positively Guaranteed. There Is nothing that so betrays carelessness as soiled linen. If you caro anything about being esteemed by your follow men do not neglect your linen. Send It to a laundry where tho host caro will bo given It and whero It will get a snow white finish. Phono for our wagon. STAR STEAM LAUNDRY Pacific laoi. Home 05. MKDl'OItl), OIIK. In connection with our complete line of feed and poultry supplies, we have added a complete line of WHIPS for retail and whole sale trade RUSS MILL Gas in Your Stomach Not Always Dyspepsia It's Nervousness Vur KrrvN vwy uftm uulo our Slomcl IrriUUf , 'I rrfuw to woil. dktd dmi Dot iligMt ami 0 ton Ttut'muie Mtxi lri-U, tU.NrwuUn'l,uiIUJj .la-l )tmuin Hire 0(4, liyaUtttntytUUcUiliitttlyon h Pttmutli ,S'w. lluluuim'a GtU'TuUtU ilo thU tu tdHwn. Tkey art jJo Hcul!y for &. Ttay art on your Stoauti ecvM, they quiet the IrriUU, rebellious gsiforminc tamitU, imi nut only rtliv, but euro Cut trniauwlly llully It rona a Hy if Jun iurTcr from 0i in tl. aids ill ui( IVmi'ls :k4 t try lUaImina'( 04.THl ThtM rculiir tabled are sol J for JOo by every Jrujtlit, ir.i.l I'lrret to II iIuk" .iiia IWttiKcy, ,'UIO Putter Ft., ill'iniutm, . c Nearly a quarter of a management THE Jackson County Medford, Oregon It has succeeded because of Soundness of principle Economy of management Safety of investment Courteous and liberal treatment CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $175,000.00 W. I. Vawter, President Ch R. Lindley, Vice Pros. C. W. McDonald, Cashier First National Bank OF i - MEDFORD, OREGON CAPITAL STOCK $100,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits $58,000.00 United States and Postal Savings Depository We solicit your business, which will receive our careful attention. F. K. DEUEL, PRESIDENT M. Ii. ALFOUD, CASHIER OltniS CRAWFORD, ASSISTANT CASHIER $40 PER ACRE For 80 acres the east half of the northwest quarter of section 5, town 36, range 1 west one and a half miles west of Eagle Point. Twenty to 25 acres has been under cultivation. The owner is very anxious to sell and at this price it ought to move. W. T. YORK & CO. Mail Tribune Block IJj SUNSET 0GDEN a SHASTA) V ROUTES "ROAD OF A THOUSAND yOND15RS,, Portland to Los Angeles AND RETURN On snlo dally, good six months with stopovers going or returning. Correspondingly low fares from ohor Oregou points. Cull on our agouts for Handsomely Illustrated Lltcrnturo describing San Francisco, Oakland, Mt. 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