PROFESSOR MULKEY
ISSUES CARD TO PUBLIC
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.la. ksom illf, Or., Jan. 4,
Timlin' People of Ashland:
Sin-e my eonm-clion with the State
Normal school in ended anil our resi
deneo in your eity discontinued, I fan
not repress the expression of the grati
tude I feel toward the ihunhes, com
mercial bodies and individual citizens
for their never-fulling co operation and
intense loyalty at every phase of the
contest we willed together for the per
manent establishment of the institution
which I, in common with you all, have
learned to love with almost parental
devotion. In addition, your kindnesses
shown to us personally shall never be
forgot teu.
ltelicve me, did I not think the
Southern Oregon State Normal school
is established forever, as a part of the
state's permanent educational policy.
I should have remained with yon and
until the final victory.
Trusting the institution may meet
with the early and adequate support it
reipiires and merits, and standing at all
times ready, as a citizen of Southern
Oregon, to further those ends, I urn,
Verv respectfully.
, ' B. T. Ml'LKEY.
MEAT-PACKING COMPANY
ORGANIZED AT MERRILL
Tho organization of the Klninnth
racking & t'omtneroiiil company, ineor
porati'il at Merrill, is about complotc,
ami the following officers for tin en
sninir year are announeeo!: President ,
K. K. Fiteh; vice-president, J. A
Thompson ; mvrrtary, T?. G. O 'Brien;
treasurer, (. A. Hunting: directors,
Frank Oraylcn-l, R. O. O'Brien, E. E,
Eitch, J. A. Thompson, A. Bunting.
The capital stock is $300,000.
The company has purchased of X. S.
Merrill ten acres of land at the foot of
Trout street bordering on Lost river.
The object of the concern will be to
pick xi ii -1 nh :t!l kinds of meat. Dur
? ii ir the lay! sfiMou over .".,000 head of
r:itt!c and she.'p have been driven
t hrouh 1 h's i I y I Montague and
thence sliip:d u Sacramento ami Oak
land, win : '. in y arc shuightrrcd for
market.
CIGARETTr i P.ANISIIED
FROM PENITENTIARY
SALEM, Or., Jan, !. A general or
der lias bi t n put in force by Superin
tendent V. James, of the Oregon
penitent iai . itmh r whirl, smoking of
cigarel tes is prohibited for convicts
and prison employes both. Heretofore
it has been the custom to allow con
victs and employes cigarettes without
limit, except to the extent of the for
mer's t id tart o rat ions. They could
unoke in the clis as well as upon the
grounds and while at work. The habit
f regarded as obnoxious and injurious
to the prison rs and employ s, who will
however be pi i niittcd to smoke pipes
and cigars. Tl . re art- dozens of cigar
el te t it nils among I he convicts, and
what efl'e: ; ! new order will have
upon tin hi irir.tiiis to be seen.
INITIATIVE MEASURE
MAY FAIL TO PASS
There is a possibility that the initi
ative measure proposed by 1 he state
grange to prevent the legislature from
repealing or modifying any act or law
enacted by the people may not go be
fore the voters at the coming June
elect ion, because of failure to obtain
t lie necessary number of signatures.
The signers could be procured without
difficulty, were it not for the fact that
the state grange has its hands more
than full in fighting the suit of the
Tacific Telephone &: Telegraph Co.
to nullify the art passed by the people
at. the last general election, requiring
telephone and telegraph companies to
nav to the state a per cent of their
gross receipts. The state grange is also
inteuselv interested in the fight against
the .1(i0.ih)o appropriation for armories
and the Freeman compulsory pass law.
Which were passed at the last legisla
ture and which are now under tin- ban
of t he referendum.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
llendri.k II. (loddanl to A V.
( rsbiirii, I oil acres in section
2, township :!!. range 1 V....$ Io0
J. M. Iews to 11. li. Stephen
son. S. "... of S. W. !i of sec
tion township 10, range J
W.
L. A. Iloiu-k to Aii'red Lewis. 1
a re in township ;t(J, range .1
V,
K It, c a Egu'leston to C. W.
Baals, lots ill and block 1.
I;. V. Addition. Aslilnnd
Ju!;. n Provost to 1. L. Powell.
piot- rty in Ashland
Alice P. Trask to Jwhn Slmlc,
properly in Talent
I. L. Pow. 11 to All. n Mavis,
propt rty in Ashland
S. It. St oner to If. W. Ilun.inger,
prop rty in A -diland
B. II. M-ore to W. Ilillis, lot L
block o. Woodville
L'000
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('.Mil
10
10
10
100
FACULTY AND STUDENTS
REGRET MULKEY'S LOSS
The following arc copies of the reso
ultions adopted by the stud'iit body
and the faculty of the State Normal
scl 1 in connection with the resigna
tion of president B. F. Mulkey:
Thi- fjiriihv ..f the State Normal
unanimously adopted the following:
" bV,,ved. That as a faculty we eon-,
t. lopl.ite the withdrawal from our
midst of It. F. Mulkey. president, with
the utmo-t personal regret ; that we
would here express our deep and tender
appreciation of him as a fellow worker:
that we commend him. ami that highly,
for his heart v. efficient administration
of the Nornrtl; that we would have this
rcs.du'.tvn express that unreserved !
light in Mr. MulLry ns schoolman and
trm that iv,'ili"e the highe-t praise
of abiftt.v. trr? Ovpressi.,11 of gratitude
for grS (fcelviifs papst. and the be
stowal of fraternal blessing for the
future.
"flyJo A. Pavne, V. M.-llingT,
IN
PR
:zes
To Be Given Away Absolutely Free
B Y
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and
M
edford Tribune
Southern Oreg
THE PRIZES ARE
oman
AS FOLLOWS
Grand Capital Prizel Grand Prize Number Two
ONE 1908 RKO ROADSTER, VALUE 1150.00 This
car will bo on exhibition in .Modl'onl that all may see that
it is a machine especially adapted to Oregon roads and
conditions.
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fcft,V' a--i tn i- imtuc , (. .......i-.ii,
A home site in the beautiful QUEEN ANNE ADDITION, five minutes' walk from the center of the
city. The property in this locality is constantly increasing in value, owing to the exceptional advan
tages it enjoys as a residential community, situated as it is in close proximity to the main part of the
citv. The lot will he a prize of great value to the lady fortunate in securing it as the Second Grand
Capital Prize. A IIOM E FOR A LUCKY LA D V.
Five Gold
Watches
The watches to be awarded in this
contest are first class in every respect
ind fitted with full-.jcweled Waltham
movements; they are being purchased
from the leading jewelers in lied Cord
and are perfect little beauties in every
wav.
Five
Scholarships
An excellent opportunity for
ladies desirous of getting a
business education to do so free
of charge. The Med ford Trib
une will give away absolutely
free five scholarships in the
leading business schools in the
slate. America's most brilliant
women today accredit their
success to an early training.
Win an education.
Five
Piano
Certificates
The I'iano certificates carry
a value of 100.00 and are
good for that amount on any
piano purchased from the
Hale I'iano Co.
Districts
DISTRICT .'(). 1 All of Medfoi'd
east of Southern Pacific track.
DISTR ICT XO. 'J All of Med ford
west of Southern Pacific track.
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ling, Ruch, Griffin Creek, lluttoii,
Deer, Curry County and Del Norte
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gle Point, Trail, Prospect, Wood
ville. Gold Hill. Wellen, Prowusboro
and Josephine county.
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and Ashland, 1'arvon, Klamath and
Lake counties, and Siskiyou county,
California.
ENTER YOUR NAME OR 1 HAT Of A FRIEND
Nomination Coupon-25 Votes
As the nomination coupons are good for twenty-five each, we will ac
cept only one of these coupons for any one candidate.
CONTEST DEl'ARTM ENT, M EDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE
J hereby nominate as a candidate in the Grand Prize. Contest
MISS
MRS
ADDRESS
NOMINATED I5Y.
ADDRESS
VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE
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se'ndiiiL' in cou'nons from the Med ford Dailv Tribune or the South
ern Oicgoiiian, or by paying for a subscript ion to those papers, roi
voting power of subscriptions and rules see display ad in this issue.
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Distribution of
Prizes
The 2")0( ).()() in prizes will be distrib
uted as follows: The Reo Automobile
will be awarded as the Grand Capital
Prize to the lady securing the largest
number of votes. Tho Building Lot,
Grand Prize No. 2, will be awarded to
the lady securing the second largest
number of votes.
The scholarships will be given as dis
trict prizes to the ladies having the larg
est number of votes in eaeh district af
ter the grand prizes have been awarded.
The Watches will be given to the la
dies having the largest number of votes
in each district after the scholarships
have been awarded.
The Piano certificates will be given
to the ladies having the largest number
of votes in each district after the
watches have been awarded.
CONTEST
OPENS
JANUARY
13, 1908
Nominate Your Candidate Early
Help Decide the Winner
ADDIIHSS ALL COUMUXH'ATIOXS, SV HSCIill'TIOXS .XI I XQV I II I US TO
Contest Department
Medford Daily Tribune, Medford, Or.
CONTEST
CLOSES
FEBRUARY
22, 1908
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COPPER OUTPUT OF
MINES IN NEVADA
Tli' output of MlwM ro.wr fmrn
ivaln in l'MMt w:m l,HHi.J:i.i pnillliN.
un a Kiii tint n little more tli;in 4 ' (.(KK)
tMiiiti'U in liML. TIic tnini' roluct ion
amount-! to t'-'i,t."t poiinlH. Mont,
of the ore finnluc-''! in 1 !, J 10.",
(nine r roni t In' in i li cm or t li rtl iihoii
il tut rift, in I .von county. 'lo iiri
sltipp-! wri' of hih urmt', iniiatly ox
id i I'll, n ml went to 'ul it'orniu, I 'tali
;uxl MliuniH fur mni'lt iii. The out put.
of thiH tlitrict in 1S'7 will proluihly In
I'oMMiilrriildy Iiiiit.
No prmlurtion w;m rirt:ed '1,n,:
from tin until ilinto'iniiuiti-il rlmli'imhi
di'piHitH if tin Kly iliHtrii't in White
I'itM' rourity. The Xi-vmlfi Ntft.tln'rn
railway wan Iniilt, coiini-.-tiii tin ramp
with the (Southern I'mlfi-, anil con
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i m. l)cv(.Ioiiiii'iit worK wnii cominucu
mi ii laru" wnii-, nwl i-norinmu reserves
of low Krailo on. with blurkM out. Pro-ilni-tion
will proljulily lio reported in
1 1107.
A r.'i'ort on tho production of copper
in mini, prepared by I. ' Ornton, go
liiKi.it, him jiit hei'n pulilislieil by the
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dlviitc i haptor from " fcieral R
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