THE MET) FORD DAILY TRIBUNE.
AMUSEMENTS
Manager Hnzelrigg & Williams have
arranged to bring the latest musical
comedy auecess, 14 Are You Crazy!" to
this city, and it will be presented at
t ho Med ford Opera House tomorrow
uight. January 8. The story of "Are
V.u Crazyf" is almost too intricate
to explain. It is ono of those ciAedira
where mistaken identity brings about
nit man lit-r of iudicrmis complications.
Three men exactly alike in makeup and
di s are constantly being taken one
fur the oihcr bv every member of tli-
FRANK DAMSEL, WITH "ARE YOU
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C" ( i ' ' ' ' S
Fm 1 - - - '1
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cast, and a thousand excruciatingly
funny situations are . the result. Not
until the filial -( curtuin 'aro things
straightened out' 'Ditrjiig ttredhree acts
high-class specialties and many new and
Original songs and musical numbers are
presented. The big song hits are "She
Is t ho One Oirl," "The Charge of the
Teddy Bears, " " t'ntil I Return
). Again," "My Tootsie Woo" and
"Come on Hack Home."
"Are You Crazy?" which comes to
the Medford Opera House .January 8.
has but one aim to make people laugh.
A foreign visitor to this country once
said that from his observations he had
come to the conclusion that the reason
American people were so successful in
their business and were so possessed
with energy was that they were fonder
CLARENCE REAMES NOT
CANDIDATE FOR OFFICE i
Deputy District
K. unes returned
Attorney
Tnes-liiv
C. L.
morning!
ir.,:n mrse.e.. ..., .,ne ,.- ..9 ...... .Astoria, Or.-Mr. Francis J. Heney
gp nding the holidays with his mothnr sir. i)urjn your recent visit to
for the past week. Immediately upon j Portland there appeared in The Orego
his return he wa ; shown a copy of anjnian a purported interview with you in
F ,.,fril Tril.mio in winch
isue
it was stated that he would be a can
didate for the office of district attor
ney at the .June election.
.Mr. Heames said: " I'pon the expira
tion of the term of office of my brother
and law partner, A. K. Heamea, next
July he will then have held the office
of ditsrict attorney for a period of
eight years; during a great portion of
this time I have been associated with
the work connected with the office: I
have always stated that I would not
under any circumstances be a candi
date for this office. 1 cannot under
stand how the report got started that
I wanted the office, for I most cer
tainly do not. The only connection I
have ever had with the office has been
because of the partnership with my
brother. I would not accept the posi
tion longer than at the expiration of
the present term." .Jacksonville Post.
DIES FROM EFFECTS
OF HER FIRST BATH
IJKLLKKONTAINK. .. .Jan. 7. To
the fir"t bath since her ehihlhood days,
physicians here ascribe the illness
which ended the life of Mrs. Nancy A.
Neanton. !'" yea I old. last week.
She was taken to the Logan county
infirmary two weeks ago from her
home in Monroe t"wndiip and there
was forced to plunge into a bathtub
nf wrmn nt.r anl miM'-nnK She pro
tested vainly.
"I hav. n-.t been in water since a
child. I took my hmt bath in St.
Mary's river yearn nifu aud I can't
stand water now!" she cried.
A chill came over-T soon afterQ'ie
emerged and she took to her bed with
what the phvsioinns pronounctd pneu-!
of fun and could laugh more convinc
ingly than any other nation he knew of.
Certainly in any event every one likes
the man who often laughs, and from
this point of view "Are You Crazy?"
is a public benefactor. He that as it
may, it's a rattling good musical com
edy with a greater proportion of origin
ality thau is usually allotted such pro
ductions. The action moves rapidly,
the complications come quick and fast,
and within the compass of three acts
no time is lost. High-class vaudeville
CRAZY?" COMPANY.
and musical numbers help to make out
an evening of solid enjoyment.
TO MEDFORD THEATERGOERS:
The musical farco "Are You Crazy?"
comes to our house tomorrow night.
Wed m ;dy, .January S. 1 have made
most careful inquiries concerning this
attraction at Portland, Seattle and Spo
kane, and from my replies I can assure
our patrons that this company is first
class in every particular. In fact I
will positively guarantee it. Any one
not perfectly satisfied can have his
money back at the box office any time
during the performance Can we do
more? Our new orchestra of six pieces
will furnish music for all attractions
in the future.
CHARLES TX HAZELRIOO.
FULTON CALLS HENEY
TO PROVE HIS CHARGES
The following open letter has been
written to Francis .J. Htney by Sen
ator v uiron:
wh" '1 "" w,'n !" as .V'"K H""
you liau III your pnwueftNiuu f meiu-r
that I have lieen guilty of Hume corrupt
act. .My attention having been called
thereto by a representative of a Port
hind newspaper, 1 said: Ml, as report -rd
by ymi, Mr. Heney charges that I
ha vi' been guilty of any manner of cor
ruption, I brand the 'tnteincnt as a
wilful, deliberate and malicious lie.'
' ' My answer was published Decem
ber Ji last, and I assumed that in view
of sueli statement you would adupt the
only manly course open to ymi nnd
cith-T repudiate the interview or make
a public and frank statement of the
facts, or alleged facts, on which your
statement was baser!. Yon have dcine
neither, although in a Washington pa-
i...r ci. ii -iin rixinrled In Im VP -til lit til lit
vnii never said in an interview fortal oini
publication discreditable things regard
ing Fulton,' but that 'n Portlaml paper
may have printed some things yuu naid
privately. '
"Let the Facts Be Given."
'Whether uttered privately or pub
licly, openly or secretly, any rharge
that I have been guilty of a corrupt
or discreditable net is an infamous
falsehood.
"I therefore demand Ikat, in justice
to myself aud the people of tins state,
whom 1 have the honor in part to rep
resent in the Congress of tip- Cnited
States, you publicly and speeif ieally set
forth the grounds mi which you base
the ehaige of wrongdoing on my part.
You shall not longer hide behind insin
uations. Let the facts be given and
given at once, if tat ts there be. Iifodcrn and scientific met hod1 for the
stand ready at all times to t t aiiyfcre of all diseases of the hair, scnlp
liarge that may be Imeight fti;aint my and face. Shanif o s. Kleetric
record as an offi. ial mid. confident in -calp ma-sa.'f following shampoo IT,
the knowledge that I hat . knowingly cents. Pli a deficienri. devel
done no wronir. "ill und-rtuke to satin- oped, manicuring, finest toil-t articles
j fy
the
of orrgi.n of tin- roiti-
todi-
of tnv rondo.'t and
-f fit- in I rareor.
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ril.Tn.S'O
FRUITMEN WILL
HEAR EXPERTS
Elaborate Programme for State Horti
cultural Society Meeting at Portland
Next Week Many Papers on Tree
Culture Will be Read by Experts.
The following is the programme for
i he Oregon Horticultural Society's an
nual meeting, January 14 to H, at
Woodmen hall, Portland, which will be
attended by many Medford fruitgrow-
Tuesday, January M Officers' re
ports, President At well, Secretary
treasurer Lake, F.xhibits Cninviisioner
keid ; " Kularging the Market for
Prunes." Geome C. Flanders. Portland:
' Priming the Prime." James M.
French, Kllsworih, Wash.; "Some Fea
tures in Orcharding, " J. If. Shepard,
sjilem; "The Fruitgrowers' Interest in
.he Conservation and distribution of 1 .
'Aattr," J. II. Lewis, state engineer;
iieminiseences, " Dr. Curdwell; "The
Loganberry and Its Culture," A. M.
Apinwall, Brooks; ' ' Drying Itlaek
caps, " Joseph Hall. Newbevg; "Wom
an 's Work Horticulture," Marion
MncTlae, Portland.
Wednesday, January 1;" "Neglected
Opportunities," L. T. Ib-ynolds, Salem;
F-ivadening the Work of County In
spectors," 11. M. Williamson. Portland;
Selection and Breeding, " F. W.
Power, Salem: ' 'Oregon Hort iculture
Needs,' L. M. Uilbert, Liberty; "The
(jnestton Box ' '; " The New Kducat ion
ni Promoting. Horticultural Ie'elup
ment,'' President . J. Kerr, Agricul
tural college; "The Apple,." A. 1. Ma
sou, Hood Kiver; " A Commercial Box
of Apples," K. H. Shepard, Hood Kiver;
"What I Know About tin' Dust
Spy,-,,-, H. C. Jimnhneil, .limction City;
Things --1 Want to Know," K. U
smith; unfinished business, election of
olf'icers. new business.
Thursilay morning iVmonst rat ions
with spraying apparatus; Morgan &
McKni'dust: Portland Seed Co., gaso
line; Mitchell. Lewis & Staver, gaso
line; James H. lieid, gasoline; Oregon
Npray & lias Co., compressed gas; Owen
( o,, compressed air.
A. M. Helms from Climax brought to
Medford and sold two yoke of oxen
that brought him $200 cash. This char
it tor of motivo power is almost obso
lete. They were very fine cattle.
M. II. Lindley sold to C. J. Almlee
property in South Medford; considera
tion, $24.1. .-.-'
NOTICE K. OF P.
' Installation of officers and supper to
night; third degree work. Attendance
requested. .1. V. MOI,OI!V(, C. C.
SALE OF MUNICIPAL BONDS.
Sealed proposals will bo received by
the citv council of the city of Medford,
Oregon, al ; the office of the city F0R SALE New re.mence, ,un com
m.I' tOk'p ,..ctcd,rond block west of high
chase of 2o,000 in ten-year, 5 per cent '. Seventh street; fne col-
cotTpon bond; of said city, in denomina-) "'' 't;rj cheap ,f sold soon. In-
tions of $.-,00 each, interest navahlej q'r0 Tribune office. tf
semi annually. Each bid must he ac- HATIIS -Men only; hot air, steam and
companied by a certified check for an' medicated sea salt, CUc; with massage,
amount equal to S per cent of the. i.ni); good for rheumatism, cohls, atid'
amount of such bid, payable to the city. jitSi paralysis, etc.; will purify nnd
of Medford, nnd said city council re-j (ono v Kn',.riy. I'rof. Vnleske, A
serves the right to reject nny or nil : tri.Pti enH.r f ' 7th st. tf
bids. !
Dated nt Me.lfonl. Oregon, December: FOU SALK Having purchased over
11 107 1
BEX.T. Jr. COLLINS.
250 City Recorder.
BUSINESS OAEDS.
E. R. HAMILTON, M. D.,
Physieinn nnd Surgeon.
Successor to Dr. R. S. DeArmond.
Office in Ritter Dunlap Block.
Phone 6S3.
Wm. M. Colvig, Medford, Or.
COLVIO at DURHAM,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Geo. H. Durham, Grants Pass, Or. j
WM,
W. P. HOLT, M. D
Physician and Surgeon.
Oregon.
WAEEEN L. CAMEEON, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
1 Rfsidencp, Hotfl Moore.
LINDLEY LINDLEY,
DoaterH in new nnd nfcond lianrl furni
tuns RtovfH anl tinwnfp. hardware, etc.
Storage and roinmisHinn. Woodynrd in
roniior-tion. All goods df-liverod to any
jpnrt of city.
NEW TOILET PA1LOF.S
.full"
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOUND tiold scarf piu. Owner can
secure game at Tribune office. tf
FlkST-CLASS Japanese eook wishes
situation. Address Cook, Tribune. 50
FOU SALK Town lots; good location,
$."0 each; terms. Pago Jt Lawton. 2t"
FOlt SALK Town lots, good location.
$."i0 each; terms. Page & Lawton. -ti7
FOU SALK One glass show cast, S
feet long, nearly new; cheap. Lindley
& Lindlev. " tf
WAXTKD All kinds of second hand
goods at the Woods building near Hub
bard 's Lindley & Lindlev. tf
FuK SAT-K .""0 buys Loritner's fruit
nncl confectionery stand if bought at
once. Moi"o blk. West Side. tf
WANT TO KF.XT Ti or tirootu house.
A ill! ress, stat ing location, etc., II. L.
Young, general delivery, city
WA NTF.D To
rent a smail untar
nished house, electric lights, close in.
Call at my office. Dr. R. li. Hamil
ton, tf
K KXT lientleman wanted for
nicely furnished room, near in. Apply
at Hotel Moore. ti
FOR EXCHANGE Medford property
for other property. Adrdess Lock Box
41S, Medford, Or tf
FOK SALK One five-horsepower mo
tor, good as new; take it away for
.To. Peils Elite Laundry, Medford,
Or. ' tf
FOU KENT Hesirahle furnished rooms
for housekeeping; convenient ; for
family of three; no children. , ;i(7 N
C street. -07
A WELI-ESTABLISHED retail busi
ness for salo in Medford. Address P.
O. Box 710, or hiquirc Tribune of
fice, tf
FOU KENT Nicely furnished rooms;
electric lights. Inquire of Mrs. Ad
die liippcv, West Seventh st., in the
White bld'g. 2--2
FOR SALE One. )o-horsepower auto
matic Russell engine, in first-class
Rape; look this up. the price will sur
prise you. Peils Elite Laundry, Med
ford, Or. tf
WANTED Housework or window
cleaning by day or hour; bamboo fur
niture made to order; art work repair
ing. A. Tatsumi, Seventh st., near
bridge. tf
WOIilv WANTED Japanese contrac
tor; can do all kinds of general fann
ing; general helper in all work; town
or country. Address A. E. Tatsumi,
Gen '1 Del., Medford, Or. tf
FOR SALE One acre, west of Medford
City limits; price $200, payable $10 1
down and $10 n mouth, without inter
est. Address P. O. Box 571, Medford,
Oregon. 2(ii
KOIi SALK Uofore huying nursery or
ornamental stock call and see (J. F.
Linxwiler, North C street, or addresR
him Box 114, Sfedford, Or., and get
lowest prices. 24i
',M-'tuu" leet or iirsi-cinM iiiiiuiig nig,
we nre prepared to furnish firHt-elnss
lumber of all kinds in nny amounts
on short notice. If you contomplato
building place your order with us;
nricpH verv reasonable: dimension nnd
line finish lumber a specialty. Write I
or call, ltutte Tails Lumber Company,
office over Jackson county bank, Med
ford. Or. tf
I FOR RENT Newly furnished rooms,
I bv dav, week or month. The Odell,
over postoffiee, Medford, Or. tf
I-'OK PALE At a rmrgain, ninety anres j
of the choicest fruit land in Rogue
river valley, rich Boil, all level. welP
watered, good aix-rooin house, good
barn, three good wells, abundiinee of j
water. All under cultivation ready;
for orchard. Intending purchasers,
should aee this place before purchasing. 1
Geo. Mims, Nash Hotel, Medford,
Or. t 174tL.
Nl'ltSKKV STOt K All kinds of fruit;
trees, hot h large and small fruits, ;
standard varieties of npp-.es and pears
and peaehes, including .Vewtown nnI
Spitzenberg apples; a full line of up
tmlate nursery stock, in large or amnll
lots; nl'-m all kinds of ornamental
tren nnd shrubbery, at tny residence
in Sou. h Medford, having jwt re-
1 ceifd a In rye shipment, am prepared
I to fill orders immediately. Inquire at
J Warner's Store. 1,. i. Warner, Sr.,
! Medford. Or. tf
j Coal for Sale.
I We are now prepared to fnrniOhrtnd
, picked coal at t In- mi tie. f i v e rn
i of tiMvn. in at"o : i r detired
1 i?7..'.0 per ton.
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PAOinr ' OAI. CO.
MEDFORD OPEEA HOUSE
Hazelrigg & Williams, Mgrs.
Wednesday, January 8,
THE MERRY MUSICAL FAROE
COMEDY,
ARE
YOU
CRAZY?
the ma music fun show
with
FRANK DANSEL
anil
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W'.W'V (.'OMKD1ANS
f.VlVHY MUSICAL HITS
SKK T1IK TKMV IIKAKN
POPULAR PRTCES.
' NOTICE
Is licrt'liy givt'n timt llu uintiTsiuiH'tl
will npply to the I'ity council of Med
foril, Or., at its noxt nuH'tinj; to lip
hclil .Tiiiuuiry 7, l!t"Sf for a lioi'iixo to
soil malt, vinous ami spiritous litpiors
in I.'ss molalities tlian a gallon, for n
porioil of vsix months, at my place of
business at parts of lots 10 aud II,
Mock lo, Moilford, Or.
. . . T. H. MOUKK.
Datcl Dccouilior 2fi, V.H17. 214
R. W. GRAY, Builder
COLONIAL PORCJT WOR K, (i 1? I LL AND LATH
AVORK, PATTERNS, LT(A
TI0L13IMIONK 471.
Gii-
Greater- -Hertford
Who favors homo entcrprlnc nnd tho hulldlnfr of a lonro City In the center of the
most beautiful valley on earth? WE DO, YOU HIKH.'bD. Then wh mik) your money
awity for other people to h-unlle? )upoiit your do)Iurn with ua that It may lm lnai eil
fur home enterprise. Every Hollrir nonl nut laka thnt much out nf rlrrulntinn ti)r.
In adilition to our National Bank, we have a UAVlNlii UEf AK'IMKNT nnd pay In
terenton Savlntin Accounta.
(Jpen un account with the Medford National Honk, whom officer nnd rllreelern nro
all home people and inte-ented in the upbu'MinK ofaCiruatur Medford nnd the entire
HuKue Kiver Valley,
Cbe medford national Bank
Capital $50,000.00 Surplus $10.000.1 '0
YOU ARE
W KDN'KSDAY AFTKHXOOXS WILL
!!K LA 1)1 KS' VISITINd DAY AT
I'KIL'S I0LITK LAUNDKY. LADIKS
ARK KttPKCI ALLY IWITLI) TO
CALL AND CO THWOrCIl THE ES
TA IiLISI I.M KXT SEK JlOW THE
CLOTH KK A I K Y A S II K I ) IX A X UP-TO-DATE
AXI) .MODERN" LAUNDRY.
ATTENDANTS WILL ME OX ILVXD
TO EXPLAIN" DETAILS :: :: ::
Peil's Elite Laundry
No Fire in the Kitchen Range
No Hot Water in the Bouse
Then la the time you ap
preciate tho convenience of
ELECTRIC
WATER
HEATERS
Attach a plun to
the nearest lump
socket and turn the switch
PINT. QUART. TWO QUART
AND LARGER SIZES
Pint Size is specially adapted for nurst ry
Clean
Sale
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Condor;Water and Power Co.
Bhone $r. Office on Sovcnth Street,
Opposite the Big Electric Sign.
MEDFORD. OR.
SATISFACTION AND PLEASURE
in eating nro attained nt Nash's. Ev
erything cooked here has that delicious
flavor that only tin expert cook can
give. Our meats, poultry and fish nro
chosen from the choicest in tlio mar
ket. Our coffees, teas and wines nro
best. When you want to enjoy a good
meal go to Nash 'a.
THE NASH
Medford Steam Bakery
HOT BOLLS FOB BREAKFAST
or dainty little dinner rolls that
will tempt the appetite of tho
most fastidious, Is tho kind vn
servo every day when orderi d.
Breadstuff's, light, white nnd de
licious, is cur specialty, as woj
as the richest, finest cakes, p-ts-try
nnd pies. When you wan'
enjoy your meals, ordor .i
b.ikestuffs from us.
WELCOME
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