The Medford mail., October 26, 1906, Page 1, Image 1

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LJ WL XVIH. V MEDFORD, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON FRIDAY, OCTOBER n ,3 I TZJi
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' Concedes Superiority. f the
Rogae River Valley Grape
Over California Product
ion ttogue iUver Valley grapes
equal Hie beat product 'of California
vineyards is an accepted faot to tfale
eeotlwn, yet is not generally ooaoeded
by the vioeyardiete olour sister stats
on tie south.
An exception to tainTale was found 1
In the person of a prominent grape
Slower .from the California raisin
belt who sauntered 'into the exhibi
tion bnlldinf reoently. Observing tire
display of grapes ke qoeried: "Fine
lot of grapes. ' Do yon grow them
here?" The polite1 caretaker informed
Mm that they were bat a small and
oaroely perfect sample of the Rogue
Xlver Valley prodnot, whereupon the
'visitor expressed not only his sur
prise at the quality of the fruit bat
(farther stated (hat he owned 500' acres
'Of vineyard In the raisin zone of
Fresno eoanty, ' California, bat had
never been wile to grow anything
quite equal to those shown in the
Hedford exhibit,
"Oar grapes," said he, "'contain
about five per cent more aaooharine
matter than 7ours, bat yon -oan oer
talnly exoeU as in the quality and
firmness ot your produot, making it a
superior article for shipment " -
This admission, from one whose in
terests are naturally somewhat antag.
aistio, certainly 1b very gratifying to
the grape eolturists ot thin valley.
A (Few Mediord Mens.
BY PIONEER.
Mr. und Mrs. William leathers and
family, of hepner, intimate friends of
Mr. and Hra. Royce, of Mediord, have
pai-rmasedrtne Henry Ammerman farm,
two and tine-half miles southeast of
Medford. Conslderation,$l,370. The
sale was made by Henry Koyoe, of
Mecrford.
' Mr. and Mrs, A. Lloyd and family,
who have occupied the W. O. tiodge
house, on!'North O street, for the pasj
two months, while Mr. -I was engaged
on the (North Medford sohool house,
left Wednesday for Corrallis, where
Mr. Ik has steady employment with
Contractor Bnooka, building a young
ladies' dormitory.
Henry Grimes, Jr.,1 of Klamath
Falls, is on a brief visit to bis par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Grimes, of
North O street.
Grandma Whitney, -who was so bad
y braised from her unfortunate fall
few days sinoe, is convalescent, we
are giaa w report.
We are loath to part with our good
friends and neighbors, Mr. and Mrs,
Henry Koyoe, who have ocoupied the
Hamilton proporty.on North O street,
for the last summer, they having leased
the Barnnm farm, two miles east of
the olty, for one year.
MR. EDITOR :-Last Monday morn
ing a friend oalled at oar home rather
hurriedly in my absence, informing
Mrs. Martin that be had heard of J.
G. Martin being lostybut it proved to
be a fake, however, for I was easily
traoed and found diligently employed
placing np the little purple prunes
and silver skin plums in the clean
attractive plum orchards of Messrs.
JLozler and Pheister, one mile east of
the olty, where this ground is carpet
ed with from two to; three fifty pound
boxes per tree of delioioas,maiketable
fruit Bad their dryers running day
ana night. While nuBily at work in
. humble position filling my bucket.
well-dressed gentleman approached
me saying, "you seem to have the
orchard all to yourself and a soft snap,
too, (I should judge, with all this
beautiful trait banked around yon,
I at onoe Informed the gentleman this
was a soft snap of a fifty aore traot
and if he was banting employment I
would not be in the least selfish, bat
would willingly give him, his rela
tives and friends 49 acres of the soft
snap, .with good wiU.buoket, old over,
alls and shoes as a friendly aot, bat
the tourist and homeseeker was soon
lost sight of in the gresn foliage of
the trees. When quitting time came
I oalled on Messrs. Lozier and Phnis
r tor and domanded my time, informing
tnem that I bad learned the friotlon
was all in the baok and knees in
picking op prunes and if I continued
I should have them furnish a thorough
braoe for my back and pads for my
Knees, l'hey both spoke at once say.
.ng, "another Missouri tenderfoot"
My first thought was my hip pocket
which never saw a gun, bat this move
appeared to make them be a little mild
in their explanation and sayng with
a little more sympathy tnat after
about thirty days of constant work at
1
PORTER RESIDENCE FORTUNE TARRIES
AN IDEAL HOME FOR INDUSTRY
Flattering Inducements of
any Western State
To an anxious young man who in-
The new L. G. Porter residence, on Oregon NOW Offers the Most
Wont dMsa..!. ,. 111 I 1 . 1
, uccuiu iirevi, win ue reauy kui
oooupsncy within fifteen days. From
an architectural standpoint the build
ing is one of the most attractive in
that tmarmlng residenoe section and
in point of oomfort and oonvenienoe
is excelled by few in Medford. The quired what he should do to get rioh.
street elevation is quite striking, a Petroleum V. Nasby replied : "Young
broad veranda extending across the man, get np early and wurk late and
front and entirely down one elds bard ; don't give anything away and
gives a pleasing and homIie effeot eat what you can't sell, and if you
The first 'floor embraces a roomy don't die rioh and go to the devil you
vestibule, from which a parlor) may sue me for libel,"
13.6x14.6, a sitting room 13x14 and a Fouishas it may appear many peo
large dining room 17x18 are immedl- pie are working along those lines, and
ately aooesslble. A library 9x11 and with reasonable prospects of success,
a commodious kitchen 11x17, with all but we have a oetter plan to suggest;
the essential attendant 'features of the success of whiob .does not involve
modern design added completes the the fulfillment of Mr. Nnby'i oonolud-
arrangement of the lower floor. Ing prophecy,
3 Five bedroonw, with roomy olosets Oregon is a land of opportunities
and batb and a large 'Balcony aocessi- for the young man ttl energy, thrift
ble from the hall, complete the ap- and sobriety. We mean the indus
pointments of this comfortable and trions young man. The loafer's brie-.
quietly elegant home. ade is as tally recruited here as else-
A low wall of concrete blocks aur- where. The cigarette sucking youth
mounted by an ornate - cap flanks the with an ambition to shine in the so-
street side of a spacious lawn, which oial olrcle of the 'downtown oodflBh
is to be laid out in harmony with the emporium may reach the zenith of hie
surroundings. ambition anywhere, but opportunity
D. W. Hazle, the contractor, under lingers here for fife' industrious.
whose direction the work is being The fruit growing industry in Ore.
oondnoted, expects to have the build- gon Is but barely oat of its swaddling
ing in readiness for oooopanoy by No- clothes. Its future possibilities oan-
vember 5th. The approximate cost of not certainly be 'forecasted. It is safe
the building alone will be about 12500 to predict that within five years the
KINNEY HELD TO TYPHOID RAGES AT
SUPERIOR COURT KLAMATH FALLS
nearing in the case of John Kinney, Enidemir. Trrohl W..
i- 'V6-
Sanitary Pre-
to 93000.
I
ORDERED PUT IN.
this business these imaginary aohes
and pains would disappear. Just
think imaginary when a man is
aouoiea up use a Jack knife. Mr.
Editor, I have since disappeared from
their orchard and can be found at
home to my friends, lying on a spring
mattress with Mrs. M. applying XXX
horse liniment to my spinal column.
Whether this will give me relief and
make me whole again is question of
some doubt.
states of Oregon-and Washlntgon will
be c tiled upon to supply the markets
of the middle as well as the eastern
states with high-grade fruits. Land
vaiueB oeing reasonarjiy low. oroo
prospects almost certain and drought
unknown under these conditions for
tune oannot fail to reward that man
who has the requisite energy and pluck
to embrace the onDortnnltv axtanifari
xne cicy oounoii at its last meeting to him in tbia'land of "eaav mnnov
ordered new sidewalks laid on the fol- Rogue River 'Valley fruit landB will
lowing street: doable in value ' during the next five
un r,aet seven tn street on property years 1 Now I imagine 1 hear some
ownea oy w. v. inthrop.A. W. Btur- one say, "that's moonshine I" Well.
iii,uhi ana on u street nes the same fellow who, up in the
on u. o -Tool's "property. , Yakima valltrv a few veara . work.
On east side North B street, from ed himself into a franiv thrnnnh fo.r
'nuiuQing jn. n. unuron, to ana of an over production of the fruit they
including T. . West's property. grew there, and even induoed a few
un ease siae jxortn u street, from timid onea to xrrnhnnt UiAir
and including Margaret Ttoe'e. to and Note the oondttion of that country to-
.umuuing a. a. moyuen s property. day. It Is almost aa world famed for
un aoum u street on tne properties htm fmit o it, t,h nnn ri.. vn.
of U B. Brown, F. F. Downing, Fred if the poor Swedish emigrant, with
Luy, 11. G. Nicholson, Edith Orr and aTialt starved team and a ruBty plow,
' handicapped 'by an Imperfect know-
On south side of West Eighth street ledse of the 1ncno0A
onlots6ana7,4nblook53. oountrv. can wrest fortune from .
On Northwest '.Eleventh street on I Quarter section of North DbWj,
property owned y John F. White in ten short -summers and as many,
and Eva Hooker, jos. lonsrer winters.' how miinh it
un wesr, oemnin street on property must ha to nnmW on nnmr,.
owned by L. G. Porter and H. L. On. tenee In this lavorad'land whr nm.
b n 4 a. t. . - I
vu a inn, low J.J. ana iz, l mer lingers fm- nlno mnnthi nnt
owned by F. Osenbrugge. twelve and opportunity tantalizinriv
On weBt side Booth J street, proper- onacka von under the nhln tr. Inrt
ly ownea oy w. a. aan, w. 11. Mo- you to embrace her.
uowau, u. w. onyuer, jonn Uodge 'lne man who .invest, his capital in
ana Mrs. Milton Manle. . Roane River Vallev frnlt. .t
On eastjside of 'L street, property valine Drioea narnnnt fall nf
owned by A. J, Stewart, F. K. Deuel, and-It should be to the interest of
r "Ju"oca ana rars. w. B. everv resident of rthia valloo tr.
IStevenU U.hnBA fnrt.a hatra fha fhn.,DnnJn
" " vuv wiuuoquuu ul
ju west, sipe .a street, property easterners who vnriM folro 0t
owned by Fred Barneburg, P. J. Hal- 0f the opportunity if the facts were
Charged with laoanlt anH tlMinnn
the person of D. W. W likens, was had lfiCt Of
in Justloe Stewart's oourt last Satur- ranfinno
wu me aeivaaanc oeia id fzou
boDdB to anewer in the superior court.
7. . V,WirwiwnwaMBnM Klamatb FhIIb la afflicted with an
epiaemio or .ypnoia lew, dae, it ib
auv uuiujiiu. uB UUl Kinney. tar nrnfUn. Unnu. 9
TV.?- " rraoae oetweea the have been reported and the State
i ,1?!! "'fV' 8t " Board otHeJth ha. been obliged to
7""" ""K""'. m- take official cognizance of the matter.
v..viBou bmu wibu imre oouiaer
"-'J n...u s oeaa the ranror and notified the Klamath
Dleoe to a jelly He was compelled by FaUs residents that unless they did
bystanders to desist and his arrest something to relieve the situation the
,w,u" hrnlfh hnovH wamM lr,nv. i u
- vuauH wvuau s u m IfCUO II UXS'
half 'of better health oonditlonB, or if
tne local health omoers were unable
ma wu0 w uig .ffiat. a 4 I 1 .
...We - j J, wuauiwq uuiu wig iwuB Qi oiBHen,
uuwjVUID juajw UUW UOUJHUU1BK ODD I IpL. ,,11,, ... . . ,
In order tht, th nnnHa mow ha """T U"W,U,M lur vue UPP8-
--- m a1An nf fh. J i
aomenmnHn.1 ina ..((...I. """" Mu general
thi. iin- -P.n b..' v.. clean-up ompalgn baa been
J." ;V"tt T u"?" menced.
uwui ww j . k. uurau ui Agnomnire
the following bulletins which will be
used for 'Supplementary reading and
study in the fifth, sixth and seventh
gra es':
The Home Fruit Garden.
How to Build Small hrlgaticm
Ultohea.
LThe Control of the CodllnoMath,
A rtlmr of Forestry.
Til III An .
Hu HtAHU MFnnTriuiPir
ON THE STREET RATRBONE SISTERS
va..va, UVU faVMIUU IU I f . j 1 ' -
know ail, or much of any part, of the installed with a Large Char-
uiemoue asuairy aaoptea in managing ter Memberahin anrl im
propriate Ceremonies
On Thursday evening, October 18th,
Sohoel Notes.
The Sugar Beet.
Fowls: Care and Feeding.
Asparagus Culture.
Some Common Birds.
Marketing Farm Produce,
Potato Diseasps: Treatment.
JThe Apple and Dow to Grow 'It.
Uaod Koad for Farmers.
Irrigation ' neia and Garden.
Detection of Oleomargarinei and
Renovated Butter.
TT he Angora Goat.
Praotioal Suggestions lor Farm
Buildings.
Orchard Enemies.
'Celery Culture.
Strawberries.
Raspberries. -Incubation
and Incnbatore,
Tne Lawn.
Feeding'Farm Animals.
atanaara varieties of Chickct s.
"Poultry Raising.
Pruning.
Weeds: How to'KiU Th m.
"WeedB Used in Medicine.
Annual Flowering Plants.
Other cities might learn wisdom
trom the unfortunate experience of
the Klamath county metropolis, which
has been too busy growing to look af
ter the minor details of municipal
government.
Medford would not fuller from
general olean-up. Many of the alleys
and back yards in the business dis
trict are thoroughly frescoed with
filth and their aoounimulation of gar
bage would shock the publio soaven
ger.
Oar peerless alimate and mountain
air does not guarantee us absolute
immunity from epidemics and it
would be a wise precaution to clean
up the streets and alleys before the
winter rains set in.
TO .
DANCE OCT. 31ST
ley and S. S. Pentz.
On east side Sooth C .street, all
property between East Ninth street
and East Twelfth streets.
Put 'Em Oat o! Saslness.
properly oited to them.
Southern Orepra Normal Notes.
President Mulkey is away this week.
attenaing a teachers' institute in
FTom ine uregon Tradesman : Sherman oounty, where he is one of
Omaha boasts of having slain twenty the instructors. He will return the
mall order houses and that there Ib last of the week.
uU n.ug.B rauuugus nouse aoing Tire Y . W. C, A. meeting was well
ouameBB mere loaay. ine reason was attended WednauW .nku
k.i i.u t . . - .-- - ''--
.. ,u, u mm , ,,T1I! oraoe of Giving," was ably
goods, arguing that i the . catalogue presented by the leader, Miss Cora
uuuee uyerauH. at ine expense oi tne Carter.
country merchant and was a detriment
to them as well as
chant
to the small mer-
Clrcnit Coari Proceediags.
T. J. O'Harra va.O. 4 C. R. R. Co.
set for trial October 24th.
Nora Cooley vs. E. D. Cooley: set
for trial Otltohor 94fh
Jesse Wilson vs. Kate Wilson et al- .. a",J Ior tne 'nn gn "ith
... . . ' t.ft NHIltd VBD. hlnh 4.
buh to quiet title. Taken nndor 1. " - " ""uul
Miss Delia Tibbetts, , of the class
of 1903, and for two years -a member
of the Normal faculty, was married
October 18th to Harry i. Keeney,
oasnier oi tne first National Bank, of
Eugene, Oregon. Prof. Mellinger, of
the Normal faoalty, performed the
oeremony.
The football team Is practicing al
vlsement.
Stock vb. Howard; objection to con.
urination of sale argaed.
Court adjourned until Ootober 24th.
Ukevlew Has' Dreams.
ChaDel talks have bean al van inn f
ly by Prof. Van Scoy on "OoDortun,
ity, "Prof, Payne on "Science Notes,"
rres. muixey on "Words." Prof.
Handera' on "The Urigln of Lan
guage," and Prof. Wendell, on
"Longfellow." Miss Case spoke of
Lakeview has prospect of secnrlno Adelaide Proctor and reoited one of
the southwestern extension of the Or- tD8t aol;hor'8 poems, "Tho Loat
egon short llne.as weU as the proposed t,nord-
Hill line, "the right of wav for whlh
has already been secured," says an U Weober one of the present
undoubted authority. The extension owne of ltn Medford i Crater Lake
the Oregon short line is aulte ''"' o In the city this week
probable as a move to eheok the an. on business. Upon being questioned
croaohments of the Northern Paolfio 88 t0 WD,t w8' doln8 railroad mat-
system,
A. P. tt A. M,
Regular meetinir nf MoHfn
i i'i'j a c i. 5 ... . "rew
OeVbe? SthV.r7:30Up.'
oers are requestea to be present
tors he was non-committal, but the In
ference was ,'oonveyed .that things
would be doing in that line within a
very short time.
Died In Medford. Oreaon. on
Thursday, Ootober 25. 1906. Infant
child or Mr, and Mrs, James Lypnr,
Weatonka Tribe No. 30, I. O. R. M..
is making elaborate preparations for
tne entertainment of its friends at a
aooial dance to be given in Angle's
opera nonse, on Halloween.
The Heiman'B orchestra, of Ashland.
has been engaged for the occasion and
tha flnnr Mmmffta. 1 .. .
Every department is 'growing. It Lthardatj.il. to, th.
Deglne to look as if ever, rade of the and oomfort of ther , fa h
wIk "7"?::-rorem8yDe ,e8raei1 y attendance
" luu u.viutj up Tinnn tho fnnnlnn
lo ana inoruaing r.ne sixtn, out the Tna T?ol Man n -... v. ,.
eoventb has already enrolled fty and the dance is their strong .uit The
DUDlis and tha aiohthria ranaivmo m.1.lj ... B
i ------------ii 1 anenuanoe promises to be good, as a
quent additions. The Wgh school, Iarg6 namoer of tiokea y
shows a fltannv InakAnnn Mm. h. .. U . . ucaujr
j - v&.uk i nnan Rnifi
. ,,. ,
BLiuiiriea juonaay.
j-iuru iyier uates uompany Novem- p... u.ai .
WlOlk . "! MOTS. .
Ihe lUnesB of Miss Gowland neoes- F. W. HndBon and Twlfa nra u..
"v.. Bumuw nvni ,U0 POOOOJ -viaiceu OV mra. HnriQnn'a
a flrst-tOass railroad, bat 1 will say
this: If tbe gentleman who have to
do with affairs at the Southern Paolfio
station in Medford would put forth
an etfort to ascertain and inform n
anxious and ' waiting publio about TenPle of Hath bone Sisters was or
bow many hoars late the passenger Knlzd Medford with a member
trains are they would confer a favor aoP of 0Ter nttf- The Rathbooe Bis-
whloh would be duly appreciated, It 'oage, or temple, which la
is nql unoommon to see a train mark- 10 lne oraer ot Knights of Pythias
ed 'on time on the Bulletin board and wh,t the Kebekah Lodge la to the
then half an hour after tbe train is uaa ' "low's order and the Eastern
due sea another marking 'one hour stu to the Masonic an auxiliary
late.' 1 oannot bat believe that these lodse "bo8s membership may be mad
train schedules oould be more adour- np OI 00tn "omen and men.
ately stated it an effort was put fortb ouc0 8 loae 8 this has been instl
bv those neraona in chanrenf affaira tuted nd a healthier and unra .n.
PhULoo..le,:-M, brother George, ""Vnl!" T """'
was over from Ft Klamath tost week ll!.' T1" '
. .t.it u. ba t .i.. raot 0h8rt8r membew outnumber
mVAII lrnnta Kta ara nnaMtlnii n I . - WW QT-
" . V " - ganized either In Oregon or WashinB-
oreamery at tha t'oit and are doing ton. ; ng
wall. Tha ava aalllna hnttai. at ttlvtw-
' uuring the atternoon of Thnradav
five oents per roll at the oreamery and . .i L TT . "onmy
, . . Bwuuij uumoer or me ladles met In
are nnvlno twantv.flva itfinta iw ... mow iu
wish you oonld'see my orchard, in rbv tha IhTT ,
Sams Valley. It Is not much for old. l"'ti0a ' the ,oUow,D
out n is au rignt ior us rge. i nave I
twenty aores of fonr year-old trees
Hpitxenbergs and Newtowna. Somefj;empei
u. utj DpiiB.ii.M mm u uiv burn nn1
eon. Thure is some awfully good oroh
ard land over in that seotlon. "
G. It. Schermerhorn: "Who is
Past Chief of Temple. Mrs. Nelll
McQown; Most Excellent Chief of
Mrs. Ida Schermerhnn
Bxoellent Senior Chief of TemDle.Miu
Gertrude Weeks: Excellent Jnnlnr
Chief of Temple, Mra. Enola Ray;
manager or Temple, Mrs. iinola Ham-
mnm Mnnan AT. M.Wil II.., ! . I . .....
iukwi juiuaey i .ura. x-neips, oi ueraeley, Calif,
Buuinu uutiuk IUB aav. I r t tt.,.
- 1 . ii. 1 1 ,! it., wir.n nr.iiiT-c .
m. e oorurauy invito ail parents and deer hunting this week for ,..
patrons and others interested in tha m m T-..i... . '
2 IV8" tb variir depart- H-5 oa"izzi
meats of the work at any time. and wiU visit h., .
The chorus has begun work and a Crave, and Bister MiK Rthal fn.l.n
HunW' o pi ttuviuiui. xne aays,
organization or glee clubs was begun
Wednesday morning,
Report cards from many seotloas of
tbe (Country, including Minnesota,
lowa, wasnmgton, Colorado and Call
fornia, are being presented aei-oreden
tials for entrance into oar schools.
The high sohool Lyceum Course be
gins one-week from next Monday, or
November vztb. Xiokets are on sale
with Prof.;Signs or at Hasklns' drug
E. D. Elwood and Wm. Eubanks
are hunting out Elk creek way.
Mrs, John Lindley left Wedneedav
morning for Belliogham, WaBh., uer
nome, aiier visiting for a time with
her mother, Mrs. A. R. PblppB,
Otaf Bjerregaard la erectins a cood-
sized. dwelling on property joining A.
L. Hall's place, on East 7th street
J. F. Hale, of piano fame, and wife
atore. Price 12.50. This does not in- nave wturned Portland and will
elude reserved seats. They may be en"88 in business here again The
had upon the payment of 25 oents for ,rlend" Mr- Mrs. Hale are
eaoh reservation. The seats mayj be mor0 lDan Klad to welcome them,
reserved beginning Friday, November TheIr Pr,ent Quarters are at tbe T.
atn. Pupils -tiokeis 11 and mav re. "ouuboq r-eeiuence.
wua.i num. un vwuuiJvi xneie llton : Mistress of KtmnrH.
ain't no caUiope. This is no olrona, respondenoe, Mrs. . Binda Olmstead
neither is the animal I am driving an Mistress of Flnanoe. Mrs.- Flnrenn.'
o.epn.uv. .a a uTe-year-ora ooir. BaUerj Proteotor of Tenple, Mrs.
uuiui up lu ABuuua lew aays jaana Hubbard j Guard of Outer Tem-
ago am am i ne a wnoppeir i nave pie, Mrs. Minnie Luy.
the best driving team in Medford and The organization officer. Mn.
wneu i wem oui aner a can noree 1 1 Laarg m Hoovhkirk. nf R
just naturally got the biggest one I Washington, and Mra. t. m n.n
ninMIU Ha'll m.Va .m'Ut ilk. In .
i '-" Eugene, wno are raoino ooaet organ-
thirty oents lf.you etand 'long aide of izers of Temples of Kathbone Sisters.
u.m. u,i ,i uu- xnese were assisted In the work by
thing small about yours truly-meas. Mesdames Genevieve Flan, ...
""" . luoDurn. neilie utlev. Mvrtla Ui.pi,...
j. a. rerry: xne nogae ruver son ana Miss Jennie Haggerth. of
rruii union nas Bnippeu aireaay urants rasa.
thirty-two carloads of pears this sea- In the evening initiation was son.
son. I am now getting out the last ferred Miss Edna. Elfert being tho
ear mis wee a ana expect l will nave to oanaiaate ohosen for the exemusffloa.
put 700 boxes in this oar provided I tion of the work. After the iaitiatlom
oan get a car large enough. We will a splendid supper was served at
now commence on apples and there Ib whioh there were onereu many pleat-
no telling when we will finish about Ing toasts. While speaking of this
in JfeDruaryj. expect" . IrepaBt it is but fitting and very de-
I. A. Merriman: "About the fit- Nerved that a word of appreciation be
teenth of next month you may change g'ven those of the good lad .J who
my address from Mediord to Central uea so materially in preparing 'I
Point. Upon that date another rural U' waB a spread fit for a king bat none
route will be started from Central t0 Sod or the jolly crowd of "sis-
Point and my place will be supplied ter8 who partook thereof. The in-
with mail from that way. I under- itlation work leading up to the lnsti-
atand the postofflceB of Tolo, Table tutlon of the order was,no small taakr
Rook, and Agate will do discontinued ln8tead it was a very arduous one
by the establishment of tbla route. " I nnd t0 those ladles who performed)
Ivan Humason: "Say, I am proud uoB BBroeB ' oae ana is extended
ol old Medford. The town is eveiisst- ne8rcy tnanks byevery member of7
ingly doing things, I hardly knew
the .plaoe. You people who live right
here have but little idea how the town
is growing. Go away for a couple of
years and then drop around again
and you will feel as I do."
served In the same way.
The Lulu Tyler Gates Company
opens the high sohool Lyoeum Coarse
Father Sets (be Pace.
Monday. November 12th. i n., 'ouowing is from the Portland
... i -
opera house. "Few readers have
xne parties referred to
grown into popularity as auioklv aa 'rmBr'?.reB,aea. ,n. "edford, the el-
Lulu Tyler Gates. Few ara.n wnrH.. Qer nueman Having at one time
of it. for it Is .onlv nnn.n.i ..i.. I I"ted a laundry business here:
that grows in pnblio demand. IStS
Gates Is capable of BivinB an ant.lra aa nna." thJ .. . .iT.J 8C
evening without a company, bat for 'to "tend nnder tbe wedding bell In
thlB season she has been persuaded ffe aca.aiy clerk's offloe and eaoh pay
to star at the head of a company of S ftld" 8
auoh artistlo strength as to plaoe them ohased lloenses to wed wlth'n twenty
in advance of Bny popular oonoert 'onr uonra of each other.
company before the public " We are 0 n u w'iei ged slxty-elght
already hearing thi. M,. CfW?Pl!?..' .the .??"t'house
iti,- k.C. . "a. "oaning like
or in the highest terms by Medford
oitliens who have heard tbem. The
other members of tbe oompsny aro
Miss Edith Adams, vlollnoellist, Gra
ham Smith, basso contralto, and Wm.
Eafhart Snyder, pianist Remember
we are paying for a piano for the hinh
sohool. If you get a season ticket yoa
will be pleased.
Merchant J. P. Hall, of Brownsboro.
was in Medford this' week upon busi-
iiimuuu, iu a miia wav.- that hafnU.
ened shyness, he asked for a legal
permit to wed Eva J. Morton, aged
foity-soven. The papers were quickly
made out, and the applicant went bis
way rejololng,
yesterday afternoon J. Loren Wtgle,
aged twenty-four years, walked boldly
up to tbe license desk and stated his
mission. He deolared the young lady's
name to be Alice Gertmna Tfnn
and said that she was but twenty-two.
Mr. wlgle, Jr., then said that his
father had seamed a lloenee tbe day
before. Rose laughed softly as the
happy bov walked away,
tbe temple.
The charter members of the temnlei
are: Mr. and Mrs. W. H. MoGowan..
i .. .
jui. ana iurs. U. Li. Hoharmarhmn
mr. ana Mrs. a. j. Trowbridge. Mr..
and Mrs. W. W, Eifert, Mr. and Mrs,
n. u. wortmao, Mr. and Mra. Fred'
NORTH SIDE SCHOOL BUILDING1 f, " . .ra!a- w- WoodB. Wr-
is NBADimn oinu " ouvuaru, mr. and
.w ,..v, w, ra j. i. uutler, Mr. and Mrs. D.
x. uox, Mr. and Mra. .7. p ni,....
Work on the new north side sohool Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Earhtt m, 1
tll.u . , ... : . . .. auu
uu..u,uK m prugreBsing rapiaiy and Jure. a. u. Ivumsden, Mr. and Mrs
berore the spring term opens Prof. . . Trowbridse. Mr. m' t
Signs will be enabled 'to relieve the Ounstead, Mrs. R. W. Gray, Mrs. U
"""i " inoreasea en- uamon, sirs. m. ji-. McCown Mrs,
loumeut ana ibck oi iroom in tbe f. Molony, Mrs. 1. L. Hamilton
" v. v. x.uy, rurs. Uaith Orr.
iuo u luuuiura is oi nanasome 'urs. ju u. Werner. Mm u.i-
design and the residents of the north Smith, Misses Gertrnda Waat. u.
11 U Jll ...... . -- . .. . . --, -
, wiia reelings ot iarnari, may Phipps,Edna Elfarl
"" uessie cuison : Measra. r,ai
Tbs building will oontain' eight ner, Alfred Weeks.. Dr. 1. n. Phi.
study rooms, eaoh with its individual Howard Ellison, A. S. Bliton '
dressing room, wide roomy halls and The members of Talisman Temple
broad stairways provide ample room No. 40 with Tbe Mail wl.h h..iL
auuu o.uiuuuuo as me nre drill meir nearly thanks to tbe ladies from
and afford ample means of egress in other Temples who
ORBe a hasty exit should beoome ne- the organization of the Temple ere
n uHrjouifjafi aixorae am
oessary,
pie piay room for the pupils ot the
primary departments during sto'.my
weather; also the neoeasary storage
ana larnaoe room,
The ballding will probably be ready
BRILLIANT RECEPTION
AT THE EIFERT HOME
Tbe Eifert
home, on Sonth A
tor ocoapanoy by January let. vet thin street, was the soene of a hilllant
Is a matter of conjecture, as ao mnnh reoeption given last evening In hn.
aepenas upott.e supply oompanies 01 tne PProaohlng nuptials of Miss
ana me dilatory freight servic of
tbe P. Company.
Horses Dressed For Beef
Jennie irert About thirte l. hi..
were present and with mnain.
and Instrumental, made the evening
one that will be long and pleasantlv
romembetud ,by the bride to be.
Games and soolul
NORTH VAKIMA. Waflh..Oot. 23.
The oaroasses of three dead horsea dalloht,fl ii,. ... ',"! . ..
wara fnnnrt tn,l Ala --------- .-".u, uuuuiuuea mis
.. . . f,B00 erjoyaoie sooial affa r. Among those
thev fad haa'n '? P8"' Misses 0.Harra!
they had been dressed and put In Mary Colvln. Lanna I7i,ih
abfinn thn anmo on hat i . . auu iuiat
vunu lo pru. jjBrnum ot jackdonvil e. Misaea Urn
... 1 . uuiuuri- ngie, Bernlce Angle, Bertie Hall
ties naB been called to the find, and. Gladys Heard. Mahi
an Invnafc rBflnn t. l . . ' v uivu
-.B uiaua, x tt in or i i ira null I iiiu t .,. n -..
llevedbymethat the horses were Helen Waits. May Phipps, Mrytle
killed for the purpose of dlBDoalns of T..t,.n ,. L... ...
th.m..( In (M..II. u-." . -" '. . - 1U1SB EiUltO
... ,. . .v uumng oi Butler, Mrs. Maggie Cartwrlaht Mrs.
these horses Is believed to account wm. pk "n.M''
for animals that have been missing at May Roberts, Mrs. Edith Butler. Car.
various times, nd which never a bowed rie George, Marie Nickel! and I Ethel
v r
TV!.-
icniaely, of Med'ord