Medford daily tribune., January 07, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

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THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE.
SOCIAL ANDPER50NAL
A full Hue of 1008 diaries at the Mid
ford Book Store. tf
Matthew Calhonn of Phoenix was n
Medford visitor Tuesday.
King 's for Lowuey 'a, Aldon 's and
(iunther's chocolates, tf
J, Li. Hmninerslev of Gold Hill was
a Medfor caller Tuesday.
Kditor 8. A. Patterson of Cent nil
I'd i nt mado Medford a call Tuesday.
" Attorney H. Withingtun returned
from Grants Pans Tuesday, where lie
had been on buuim-ati.
Fashionable dreBsmaking; coats, suits
and silk waists a specialty. Kooms at
Airs. O. I. Nagle's. 243
J. II. Kay, who has been in Medford
from his Palmer creek mines, will leave
for the mines again Wednesday.
Miss Je unease Butler, teacher of pi-
no, theory and harmony. Residence in
West Medford. Telephone 791. tf
Claffflo E. Jones, an east side rancher
and stockraiser, transacted business in
Medford Tuesday.
Lewis H. Tucker, ranches and poultry 1
raiser at J'hoenix, spent Monday in i
Medford. I
Marion W. Polston and little son, of
Andorson Creek, spent Monday and
Tuesday in Medford.
A large assortment of post card al
bums just arrived at Hull's Postal
Shop, 10c to $2.50. Come and see them.
Hubbard building, near bridge. tf
Charles Alford of Ashland drove to
Medford with, two traveling men with
8 livery team Tuesday and reports that
the roads are in very bad condition.
Typewriting and stenography done
during evenings. Van, the shorthand
man. Inquire Rogue River Electric Co.
or Diamond Rooming House. tf
I. (1. Karnes' new two-story frame
building on (1 stroet is nearly com
pleted. Mr. Knrnea says that it will
be ready for oecupnney within a week.
Typewriting -and stenography done
during evenings. Van, the shorthand
man. Inquire Kogue River Electric
Co. or Diamong Rooming-house. tf
R. C. Hensley, the stockbuyer of Cen
tral Point, transacted business in Med
ford Tuesday morning. Mr, Hensley
has not shipped any stock recently.
O. Miller was the lucky man in the
guessing contest given out by Khnrty
(iarnett. Tho gues---. was how many
stoves were sold by Shorty during the
last 00 days of the year 11107, Mr. Mil
ler guessing the exact number, 157,
Mr. Miller's prize was a 50 Toledu
range. There was one other guess, lf8,
Miller now has more cooking machinery
than he Knows what to do with.
The Sale of Muslin Underwear
jJEtilNtj WEDNESDAY, JAN. 8, AND CLOSES SATURDAY, FEB. 1. ALL NEW GOODS, MADE IX A CLEAN, SANITARY
FACTORY. PRICES SAME AS TWO YEA RS AGO.
AVe believe that we can say without fear of contradiction that we have "THE LARGEST STOCK OF NEW MUSLIN UNDERWEAR in
SOUTHERN OREGON." The garments of snowy white, every one new, clean and unmussed, direct from one of the largest manufacturers
in the world. Even if you don't intend to buy, we know you will enjoy a visit to this store, where a most beautiful display of these splendid
undci'inuslins has been arranged. Such dainty, bewitching styles are seen but once each year, and then at a regularly appoifited January sale
such as we have planned to open tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock. The styles this season are f ir -h::id of last in every way.
A LOOK AT THE PRICES (if you can remember what you paid before) will convince you that we have succeeded in buying at a low
price and are offering the goods the same as we bought them AT A LOW PRICE.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO GET SUPPLIED NOW, FOR THE PRICES WILL POSITIVELY BE HIGHER AFTER FEBRUARY 1.
FINEST DISPLAY OF UNDERMUSLINS EVER SHOWN HERE. SEE DISPLAY".
DRAWERS
Our experience has been that draw
ers were tho garment picked over
first, and when you see the beautiful
styles shown hero you will say with
us that this sale will not prove the
exception to the rule. From the
cheapest to the best, the workman
ship is perfect and the values and
styles make the prices look very
tiny
250 AND TO $1.69
BEAUTIFUL SKIRTS
Where is tho woman who can pass
up a pretty underskirt! If you see
these dainty creations of white, all
beflouneed and bef rilled and trini'd
round and round with yards upon
yards of the daintiest and prettiest
yet durable laces, embroideries and
insertions, with tho protecting dust
ruffle on nil, you will simply grab
them at
730 AND TO $7.87
CHEMISE
We are not saying much when it
eomes to chemiBe, some women
wouldn't wear anything else, and a
lot of women wouldn't have one as
a gift, so we carry them for those
who like them. They are the two-in-one
garments, which are certain
ly comfortable and might appeal to
every woman. To begin this sale,
we offer the two prices
730 AND 980
CORSET COVERS
Now, we can't say enough, for
where is the woman that ever got
enough corset covers at one time?
"We haven 't seen her, and she
doesn't live in Medford, or won't
live here after seeing our line. Hun
dreds of the daintiest, prettiest
styles, every one a beauty. Ladies,
don't put off coming to make your
selections for a later date, for you
will get left
190 AND TO 81.98 i
GOWNS
We know you will fall in love with
the gowns we show. They are simp
ly tantalizingly beautiful, but that
isn't all they are made to give
service and the amount of goods
is neither abbreviated in the width
or the length. The trimmings are of
lace or embroidery and enough sizes
to supply all. Prices
63C AND TO $2.63
BAKER -HUTC HAS ON CO.
WATCH OUR ADS
It will pay you to watch this Bpace
every day In the future. We will
promise you Interesting reading at
least, hut most of all, we will offer
splondld bargains.
WORD'S STYLE STORE FOR WOMEN
FIRST ROOM NORTH OF JACKSON CO. BANK
SEE THE WINDOWS
Our windows are worth coming a
long way out of your way to see.
They are lighted up every evening
until 9 o'clock and always show
values you will appreciate.
BEST INVESTMENT
FOR THE MONEY
The .Southern Oregon State Normal
Kchool nt Ashland offers especial on
portuuitics for teachers to review for
tho teachers' examinations in Fobrn
nry and August, and to take work in
Pedagogy and in Special Methods in
leaching in tho various grades of the
training school. Mince the public
schools of Oregon nre cnlling for teach
ers who enn teach Manual Training,
many are taking advantage of (he in
dustrial work lately installed in the
school. Kxpensea of board and lodg
ing and tuition nominal.
Tho Htato Normal Kchool at Ashland j
in enjoying the largest appropriation of
wtate funds ever granted a Normal
school in the history of Oregon. Cat
alogues sent on application to the
IMt I'KKSIDKNT.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC'S
NEW DIVISION POINT
The Hon thorn Pacific company has
established a new freight division at
llornhrook. Owing to the Oregon law
recently passed limiting the working
hours of railroad men, it has been found
impoxpihle to make the run from Duns
muir to Ashland within the time limit,
and it was deemed advisable to give
the men a rest at some point this side
of the Siskiyou, liornbrook having
the bent facilities it whs made the stop
ping place, thus giving Siskiyou coun
ty two division points on the Southern
Pacific. The order was to have gone
into effect on January 1.
BASKETBALL GAME
AT OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT
The first basketball game of the sea
will be played at Ho- Modford Op
era Ibmse tonight between the Ashland
high --ho,.! an.) t Me Medford high
tl I. A ry grune is ,j.e,-t.il.
(iiiin-- called at s- 1.1. The line up:
M K'l'.l l 1: i :i ii. V. t i.'Hg, for
wan!-; ltMio, St n-ng. c nt. r-; I ' 1 v
iii-.li "v Koth.-t uial, guniuN.
Ashland --Patterson and Nice, t'm
want : aldu. II. nt. r; Paughman ;u,d
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CITY TREASURER'S SALARY
FIXED KY THE COUNCIL
nla at', mi th, iv was a
I t ng ..1 tl- .-il x- ti.il. ;is
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I'!. 'i'.. t np ti. I.e dipo,, d of. X !!' f. a
lllle I' the llie.-Njig - s 1 lie pawnee ..)'
an . :dma i. fiti,g ti:- -;,'.u x . 1" the
'it x i r-MMin at p. r month. Tin
a passed y unanimous eite of the
eouii. il. II. let. dole the city tnaMllel
tin. !-.--ie. In" pax- lx- p.ieenlage of
the n.y that In handled.
I' Kt pft ellt.t IX C K. A . 1 lit
mitt d:is I.e. u appointed p. ft mail . r t
Klamath Kail. .Iiisi xxlieu the pi, - nt
pu1 tnaiti r will turn the nt f u-f o e
to 1..- ku, ct i-ier it not l.n..xxn The
ap I'm. nt was re. .-ix . d xx i'Ii bat lit
1 1.- r. pitn.ltiV all hough so no- I ag-
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ten iled.
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im.. !w..r,l p.ihlinkinff company,
publishers of tho Meilfurd Tribune and
Soulluirn urvgonian, oner.
of Modford and Jackson county tho
safest and surest of investments, uame
v. first mortgaK five-year bonds, bear
ing 6 per cent interoBt, payable semi
annunllv. The bonds aro in small de
nominations and a nenotinblo Bocurity.
Crocks on any Modford bank taken in
payment.
What the Bonds Are.
Theso gold bonds aro in denomina
tions of S. 10 nud They are in
the form of a popular loan for 4000.
mi .....ri.il bv a (lrst mortunge
upon the property and plant of the
ti...i..r.t l. .l.tinhiiiir eoninanv. compris-
iiimnnnner. Tho Tribuno,
a semi-weekly newspaper, tho Southern
Oregonian ann JacKsonvuie inn.-.,
.i.. i ... Mir.-niiitiniiR in southorn Ore-
HI. IIIIK'-nv - - ,
gon; and an up to dato nnwspapcr and
b printing plant. Tho bonds aro a
safe investment at a higher rate of
interest than any bank will pay and
better security. inoy aro
and recommended by leading business
men of Medford as a good investment.
They draw Interest at the rate of 6
per cent per annum, payable the first of
.Tune and tho first of December. They
mature in fivo years. Each bond has
coupons attached, on presentation of
which upon the dates on which it ma
tures, calls for the interest due. which
ill he raid bv the trustee, the Jack-
Bon County bank.
Why the Bonds Are xssuea.
These gold bonds aro iBnuod to raise
monev to enlnrge and improve the print
ing plant and to continue the publica
tion in n better form of the Daily Tri
bune and the Semi Weekly Southern
Orego-inn. It is desired to make it
still detter. It is proving inadequate
to handle the volume of business which
the rapid growth of the city insures.
It i desiri-d to make the daily cover
Ml the town of the Hogue liiver val
, v and make it in every way a news
paper that the entire valley will be
p,d of. All of tl-.- money secured by
the sale of th.-e beads will be invest
rd in the property, all of which will
t.e vubieet te the mortgage given u-J
-..unli t'er the bonds. M.dt.-ld
,1, .mi. d to b.- a latuo city, its daily a
I-, at lieu -p.i" ! woith many tiro s tho
oneiiril itl e-( 'Men:.
Medford ruliltshing Company.
The M.df..r. I -ul'li-li mii.! eompHiiy '
eeii.pi".' d "1 I" pi. table bu-tlo men of
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mnjoritx ut
editor and man
i no ' water in t no
all lepr.- ill nioii. y nt inaiiy
The l.y laxxs of the (inpany
that tlie .dit.-r and maiia-T
lone i re-iptntilde for the editorial
and Imimimmn polity of the paper. Tho
dire.-toiH of the con.-eili are the I'.dl.nv
ii i: well know ii 1 ..ninens men of Mfl
lord- W. 1. Vaxvt.T. K. Osenhnnjije, .1,
Ke.ld. II. St.xd-lard. Ii. Kiiy,
li. I'm nam. K. Smith mid J. IV
olwell. AH of the. gentlemen, with
the iX eptinll of I'lltlUim. tl'.'k !t OP k
inetelv from a pn Id it--pi rited Main!
point, to -..MHo for Medford 11 L''od
l.iily 1.0V Hp.ip.-r. N 9r "f tlo tn . x.-r
.i..-s ?ny e-ntrol oxer the poh.-v of th"
pap. r.
K t ,i Speoul.it ion.
't 1 ' H' : 1 1 -1" .'.ilfl'n.
don't buy these gold bonds. They are
j not a speculation. They nre un invobt-ment.
These gold bonds will not muko van
rich, but they will give you n good
turn upon tho money invested. You will
not put in a dollar expecting to get out
ten dollars, for you won't do it. But
you can put in your dollar and be sure
of getting it out ngam with good inter
cut also.
Again, these gold bonds beat any
scheme of hiding coin in tin boxen or
stowing it away in safety deposits
vaults. It keeps the money in circula
tion and helps make times better, as
well as encouraging a praiseworthy en
terprise.
It is to the investing, not the specu
lating public that these bonds are of
fered. The best financiers in the city
recommend them.
The Paper's Future.
I A grent future, lies before this coun
try, and before this newspaper. The
property is built upon business lines
and run upon business principles. Its
policy is progressive, forceful and in
dependent. Its manager has had many
years' experience in practical newspa
per work. The newspaper properties
owned are bound to lie great news
papers, because they represent the
whole people and standing for tho peo
ple, will lie supported by tho people.
Tho daily has grown wonderfully since
tho present mnnnger took charge. He
found a bankrupt institution with noth
ing but debts, ill-will and prepaid circu
lation. It was out of favor with the
public and with the advertiser. Look
at its columns today. It is in favor
with both the public and the advertiser.
The change has been wrought with but
little money, in a very short spaco of
time. A still greater change will be
wrought In tho next few months.
A Heart-to-Heart Talk.
"Regarding the policy of The Tri
bune ami Southern Oregonian: They
will at ways be run an independent, po
litically and commercially. I have no
personal or corporate interests to pro
tect no one to serve, except the gen
eral public. As long as I nm connected
with the papers, ami 1 intend to be con-
trimiously, they w ill be newspapers in ;
the strictest sense of the word, and j
not organs of any person, corporation or I
clitpie. I
' ' lloeansi' a person is a stockholder I
or bondholder in this concern does not
entitle Ii i in to special favors when the I
inter." of the piildi.- ela-di with his;1
or to immunity fro in erit ieini.
" I d-sire t. tiilare;.- the scope of the
to make it the newspaper of the
.lailv
ley. and t
and ImMi'e
co op.-ratio
id of one
ipiadruple
To
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Letter
this
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than
in the nl
its circulation
end 1 ask your
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bv bovine our
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l'l it or and Manager. '
Aro Good Investment.
These yo!d bonds pay higher interest
than banks, and are amply secured by
niorti;aj;e. They are on a groxvinn
property in a rowing city. They not
legitimate inx i stment, but aid mate
rially in the promotion of a praisewor
thy enterprise that inesm more to the
count ry t Imn iny other single enter
prise in it, mor for its development
and pregr.. S.ud vour subscription
t. Mi:irVBl PrHMSHING
Medford, Or.
Begin the New Year
IN THE RIGHT WAY
By Building
A good start means much to you. Get off on the right
foot and keep going. Don't continue to throw money
away by paying rent, when you can own your own home.
How much did you pay out for rent during 1907 ? Stop
and figure it out. "What have you got to show for it?
Nothing but a bunch of receipts. Suppose you had put
this money into building a home and buying a lot? You'd
have something to show for your coin, wouldn't you ? The
same thing holds true in the coming year. Are you going
to waste your mazuma all year, and have 1908 net you noth
ing but a living? Ask your wife about it, and see what
she says.
Building is going to be cheaper this year than ever.
You can buy practically at your own terms. We sell all
kinds of lumber everything needed in any kind of a
house from a small cabin to a palatial mansion. We also
sell Ijootli-Kcllv lumber.
Iowa Box and Lumber Co.
Among newcomers in Modford nre
.Irtj Monasmith, Mhiot, X. IV, ,1.
.Ion. s. Mnii t. Y IV; i . A. Morrison.
Weir.it.h.e. Wash : V. K. ,1ohnon. We
n:i'. h.-e. W.-.dl.; 1 1.. 11obon. We
int. h. e. Wa-di . and a if!, s Uln-ey.
K n". l.o-r. ln l.
Important to Householders.
The citv engineer will hand you in the
r.ext few dnxs your official number for
y.mr Iioiho. Present this card to Shortie
ilarm'tt and he will sell you the ,t inch
numbers at the rate of S 13 cents per
number. If yon have secured numbers
already and find they are wrong, bring
them in to Shortie and he will trade
you the right numbers. tf
Hotel Nash building, on lots .", 0, 7 and
in block 'Jii, in said city,
HOTEL XASII TOMPAXV.
Pated December S'i, H"7.
XOTH'K
Is hereby giTen that the undersigned
will apply at the regular meeting of
the city council of the city of Med
ford. regon, to be hnld on January
7. l.'i'S. f.T n liooise to sell spiritous.
vinous an 1 malt 1'ip.iors in quantities
le-s than one gallon ixn a period of six
i, -nths. at their t0 ice of busings in th-
Buy Tickets by Wire.
'Something which is ot considerable
Interest to the public generally and
which is perhaps n-t generally known
is the syst. m o,f prepaid ord.-rs now in
eftYet between Stations of the Southern
Pacific company ami all point in the
Tnitt d States. Hy nuans of th 0 system
tickets n.:iv be purchased at Medford
froMif!ny place in the Knifed States and
mailed or t.-b graphed direct to the'
party wih:n to come here, q Slefer
ac na-ed.if i- ti and niaM amounts of
e.'-h ;n . .,;- .-;.n wih th ticket
" v a's. he, tuniM-ed at the (.:
t;.o," tf
TO WHoM IT MAY COXU-RX.
Thi
to
certify that I will prosecute
any party or parties to the full etrnt
,of the law that attempt to cut timber
on my claims, located in the southeast
.juarter of the northeast quarter, the
north half of the southeast quarter aftd
the northeast quarter of the smthwest
quarter of ect.in S. ,u township 39 S.
of range 1 west of Willamette Meridian
: Vn gon. containing one hundred and f
iixty ncres of Intnl. tf
(Sign.-d) AXXIK M. I.0PER.
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