Medford daily tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1906-1909, January 15, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MED FORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OR., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1008. 3 FAIR CONTESTANTS BUSY GATHERING THEIR VOTES. L&T SHOWS EACE FOR THE TRIBUNE'S VALUABLE PRIZES IS ) NOW ON IN EARNEST. MANY ENTERED IN CONTEST FOR AU TOMOBILE, SCHOLARSHIPS, CITY LOT AND GOLD WATCHES. CUT THIS OUT. BEDFORD TRIBUNE AND SOUTHERN ORE GONIAN GRAND PRIZE CONTEST ONE VOTE. Good for TWENTY-FIVE VOTES when used as a nomination blank. FOR DISTRICT NO , This Coupon, cut out and mailed to the Contest Department, or depos ited in the ballot box at the Tribune Office, will count aa one vote for the lady whose name is filled in. COUPONS SHOULD BE SENT FLAT, NOT ROLLED OR FOLDED 1 Toiluy is published a full list of the' contestants for the rich iiml valuable prizes that the Meilford Tribune is giving away to popular ladies, together with tho number of votes received by ea,'h, up to 3:30 o'clock yesterday. The lists for the several districts show an added interest on the part of the con testants and their friends, and that no amount of work and energy will be spared to win tlio Grand Capital Prize, the WHS Heo Hoadster Automobile. Every day at 3:30 o'clock the vot ing closes and tho votes nro taken from the ballot box at the Tribune office and counted. Votes nut in after 3:30 p. m. will not be counted until tho next day, and will appear in the next issue t the trib une. Tho city of Medford and tho sur rounding country will booh lie scoured all day long liy the contestants and their friends, getting votes and sub scriptions from every source. First Honors. Nothing but first honors will suffice for those already entered in the hattle ' of ballots, and they are not to be sat isfied until they are declared the victors. That is the only spirit in which to cut r a contest of this kind a stunt of determination which will win out in tho end. A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush, sn while the opportunity is vours, gra.sp it and make the best pos sible results. Ho not stop because someone refuses to take I lie paper and give you the votes, but instead keep right among them, ami when a person says he don t want the Tribune, .just stay long enough to show him why he should have it. If he is already a subscriber of the pap r get him to pay you the subscrip tion money so you can receive the votes. Votes count up very fast when once the start is made. No time should be lost, as time is votes, and losing time means the loss of a great amount of votes. i Six Weeks Only. The time is brief and it behooves each ami every contestant to do her best ill the matter of securing coupons and votes right at the start. The can didate who works steadily and ear nestly and makes daily gains is the one who is most likely to win in the end. Make the most of each day and makeeverv moment count. The 1908 Reo. The Heo automobile, the (Iraiid Capi tal Prize in the Tribune's voting eon test, has proven to be a very success ful car, old enough to be free from ex periment and good (iiough to be un qualifiedly guaranteed for one year by its makers. Croat care has been taken in the se lection of the automobile, and we feel insured that all will agree in saying that the selection is a wise one. and any lady may well feel proud to be the winner of so handsome a car. The Prizes. The beautiful building lot which constitutes the Soi 1 Crand Capital I'ri.e. will make a beautiful home site for the fortunate winner. It is situ ated in the beautiful (Jueell Anne Ad dition to the city of Medford. and being but five minutes' walk from tin liter of the city, it will uiupiestionaldy very s be tlii- fashionable r,-idence sec tion of Medford. District Prizes. To the lady in each district having the higlnst number of votes after the grand prizes have been awarded will be given the business educations. These scholarships will 1 f inestimable value in after life, and a person once she is (quipped with a sound, substan tial business education, is indeed well prepared for the rough journey of life. The watches which are awarded to the ladies ia each district after the scholarships are decided, are certainly little beauties ill every respect. They are stem wind anil set and are fitter! with the well-known Waltham full jeweled movement. Following the awarding of the watches will be given the piano certifi cates, each certificate carrying a value of ifllio on any piano carried at the Kale Piano House. Seventeen Valuable Frizer. Seventeen valuable jrizes to be given absolutely free to 17 popular ladi'S. the prizes to be awarded by popular Vote. Now is tlie time to interest your friend nnd to get them t't do likewise Miss Clair Lamb, Talent Miss Dcssie Herring, Talent Miss Addie Huulup, Talent... Miss Ina Oatmau, Talent ... Miss Anita Dodge, Talent... Miss Retha Bobbins, Phoenix. Mis Miss Miss M iss M iss Miss Mrs. Mrs. M iss Miss M iss Miss Miss M iss Mss Miss Miss Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. M iss Miss Mrs. Hertha Rose, Phoenix Lliln Ward, Talent Minnie Kobinsoa, Talent... Edith Fish, Talent Cecil Edsal, Phoenix Josie Calhoun, Phoenix.... James Pellett, Talent Hlanche Pollard, Talent... Clara Rhodes. Ashland Winnie Spencer, Ashland.. Mabel Hicks, Ashland Edith Nelson. Ashland Murrel Morris. Ashland.... Mary Orr, Ashland Altie Long, Ashland ltuliy Palmer, Ashland Mabel Parson, Ashland .... Mabel Story, Ashland Robert Xeil, Ashland Liddie Hunt, Ashland Martha Stiiukard, Ashland Minnie Lane, Ashland Hazel White, Ashland Marie Rice, Ashland ,1. f. Evans, Phoenix 25 2S 67 S3 41 2S IKS 73 114 OS 115 OS 73 425 t03 145 43 25 2S 07 49 "1CS2 84 25 133 2G SI 1,537 425 1,525 . 25 25 625 425 , 1,525 51 114 87 42 f25 1,520 42S (i2 02! in your behalf. Keep continually at it ami thorn can bo Init one result. District No. 1 Mini ford, east of tho Southern Pacific track: Miss Hernico Cameron Mrs. 1. J. McMahon Miss Margaret Fay , Miss Meta Nichols Miss Margaret McCoy , . Misa lioruldine Things ... Miss draco haw ton Miss Edna Hifert Miss Hula Jacobs Miss Enid Hamilton Miss Blanch Merrimaii ... Mrs. V. II. Stalker Miss Nellie E.ms Miss Emina Tatier Mrs. W. V. Isaacs Mrs. Ralph Clark Miss Crace Whitehead ... Distri.-t No. 3 Medford, west of tho Southern Pacific track: Miss lilaneh Woods Miss Alice Street Miss Hn.el Enyjirt M iss Bes-iio Kin n Miss Helen Coss Miss Cecil Itoswell Miss Inez Mr Kay Miss Lou Hartell Mrs. W. II. Cure 25 Mrs. Dr. K. It. Pickel 25 Mrs. ,1cm Enyjirt 25 Miss Mabel Kent 25 Miss Ella (iiinynu 25 Miss Mess Nickel 25 District No. 3 Jacksonville, Sterl ing. Km-li. Criffin Creek, llutton, Deer, Curry County, and Del Norte County California: M iss Hertha Prim, Jacksonville 2; Miss Leoiia I'lrich, Jacksonville. 2i Mi;ss .Joseph i ne Donovan, Jack sonville 2." Miss Molly Towne, Jacksonville M iss Gladys Shaw, Jacksonville Miss Entnia Wemlt, Jacksonville. Miss Mary Peter, Jacksonville. . M iss Louise Jones, Jacksonville Miss Lena Bostiek, Jacksonville. .Miss Laura Neither, Jacksonville Miss Dolly Newberry, Jacks'ville Miss Maude Tucker, Jacksonville Miss Oretchen Puhl, Jacksonville Mrs. S. J, Hoiissum, Jacksonville Mrs. Gladys Heard. Sterling... Mrs. Josephine Russell, Jacksonville Mrs. Lewis Tlrich, Jacksonville. 1,52;" District No. 4 Central Point, Kngh Point, Trail, Prospect. Woodville, Cold Hill, Wei I en, Itrownshoro and Joseph ine County: Miss Kay Pleasant, Central Point Miss Esther Merrit, Central Point Miss Etta Williams, Central Point Miss Alta Farmer, Cold Hill.... Miss Dora Cain, Cold Hill M iss Maude Lee, Cent ral Point Miss Edith Drown. Cent. Point Miss Hattie Childers. Cold Hill Miss Pearl Ross, Central Point. Miss Yolnev Henslev. Cent. Point Miss Ada Welsh. Central Point.. Miss Kva Norcross. Cent, Point. Miss P:.isv iMmgev. Cold Hill. . Miss Mabel nwt C..I.I Hill. .. . Miss Xenta Lewis. Cent. Point. Miss Ctladys flrrr'er, Vtit. Point Miss (ioorgia "Mm. Cent. Point. Miss Lizzie Stark, Cent. Point. Miss Mlidred Klliitt. Cent. Point Mrs. May Crant. CM Hill Miss Th. ln.it Hnmcrdey. Gold Hill M is Lizzie (.iii4.ui. i ,. iit. Point . . V'- Anna Murrv, Cent. Point. Miss Esther I'ankev. Cut. Point. Miss Mary OUnn. (.rural Point. Miss Et't'ie Crimes. Cent. Point. Miss Louisa Thiele. Cold Hill M iss Josie Huston, Cent. Point. Mis- Ethel Pankev. Central Point Miss Mabel peart. Central Point Miss Minnie Ring. CM Hill Mis- llaltie Alexander. Cent. Pt. Mi- Fannie Montgomery. Crants I'ass Miss Eva Winier. Crants Pas.. Miss Maggie Ventch, Crants Pass Miss Chloe MeKinsey. (J 'nts Pa Miss Silvio Anderson, Crants Puss Miss Ceorgin Smith. Crants Pass Miss Myrtle Lee, Crants Pass, Mrs. Herman Horning, Grants Pass Mrs. Earnest Leister, Crants I'ass Mrs. Fred C nut pert, Grants Pass Mrs. Frank Skillmnn, Crants Pass Miss Ruth Lmeridge, Grants Pas District No. 5 Phoenix. Talent. land. Itarron. Klamath and Lake Conn ties, and 'Siskiyou County. California: Miss Nellie Rerunes. Phoenix.... 425 Miss Ada Reynolds. Phoenix 110 MiS Clara Pnkin, Phoenix 11 JASPER JENNINGS WEDS GIRL OF HIS CHOICE Jasper Jennings and Blanche Roberts were married at tho Jennings home at Crants Pass last week. Miss Roberts is the girl who was engaged to Jasner at the time of the murder of his father and sho remained steadfast to him all through his trial as well as during tin days and months of his confinement 'ii jail and in prison. They will mak their homo in Josephine conntv. .lnmt. has a crew employed near here cutting SEEK APPROPRIATIONS FOR UNIVERSITY AT EUGENE i oe pn.pie oi r.ugent ami i.ane coun ty are beginning n campaign in ht half of the appropriation for the Vi versity ot Oregon, in which they an oi -. Ting with the heartiest support and cooperation from till portions of the state. The horticulturists of Lane conn ty l.nve f.;st passed a resolution which they urge the people of the state to study the question impartially and then act for her b.-st educational inter ests in casting their vote at the June election. Sale of Undermuslins See the Two Big Window Displays Wo are in business today because wo couldn't jug gle prices ia big sales like our employers desired and sleep good. Honest valuta at honest prices is tho keynote of this sale. Wo want you to feel thut you nro getting tho best values at the least money when you buy these undermuslins. If you think you can beat tho prices then you are the loser, bee a u bo we will sell all the uudermuslius wo have, COME AND INSPECT FOR YOURSELF. All Knit Underwear Reduced Onefourth $ GET YOUR EXTRA GARMENTS NOW. LADIES' GOODS EXCLUSIVELY m - A FIRST ROOM NORTH OF JACKSON COUNTY BANK WOKK WANTKO .liipanoso contrnc- tor; ciin iln nil kimls of ci'iionil farm ing; gi-ni-rul helper in nil work; town, or country. Ail.lress A. E. Tntmuni, I Gen 'I Del., Medford, Or. tf j FUK SALK Olio 45-liorseiiowcr unto- j mntic llnssell engine, in firstelnss Kape; look tlii? up. the price will sur prise you. l'eils Klite Laundry, Med- : ford. Or. tf , FOR SALK One n. re. west of Medfor.l City limits; price $'Joil, payable $lfl lowu iiinl lo a mouth, without inter est. Address 1'. O. Ho 571, Medford, OroL' n. tili The Ladies' (iuild of .St. Mark's Kpiseopnl church meets with Mrs. G; L. clienierliorn Thursdiiv afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. 4L'C (i'J'i 02-i 42o 218 4:1s 2S i4 14S 28 (!2!l 1,B4H 4.V2 2S 114 do I ,J52Ji 1411 (S2.S 42.-1 s:: Kio S7 42 l:i 1 Hi 127 I2s ICS 42 31 A"h- Van Dyke & Co. are well pleased with the rush of business that came to'their store, attracted by the loom-end sale advert isenient. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. ROOMS TO LET by day, week or month at the Einerick. tf Fl RST-CLA.S.S Japanese cook wishes situation. Address Cook, Tribune. 50 FOR SALE Town lots; pood location, JtO each; terms. I'ape & Lawtou. 2(i7 FOR SALK One glass show case, 8 feet long, nearly new; cheap. Lindley & LiniHcv. tf WANTED All kinds of second hand goods at the Woods building near Hub bard 's Lindle & Liudlev. tf FOR SALE $"iU0 buys Lorimer's fruit and confectionery stand if bought at once. Morse blk, West Side. tf FOR RKXT A furnished suite of rooms and 2 rooms, with or without board. Mrs. .loe Thomas, So. H St. tf WANTED To rent a small unfur nished house, electric lights, close in. Call at my office. Dr. R. R. Hamil ton. tf FOR EXCHANGE Medford property for other property. AdrdeBS Lock Box 418, Medford, Or. tf FOR SALK Town lots, good location, .111 each; terms. Page & Lawton. 2i7 I'OH RKXT (ientli'inan wanted for nicely furnished room, near in. Ap-ly at Hotel Moore. tt FOK SALK New resnu-nce, just com pleted, Rrcoud block west of , high Bchool. West Seventh street; fine col onial inieriar: cheap if Bold soon, ln quiro Tribune office. tf FOR SALE Having purchased over 000,0110 feet of first-class milling logs, wo are prepared to furnish first-class lumber of all kinds in any amounts on short notice. If you cohteniplato building place your order with us; prices very reasonable; dimension and lino finish lumber a specialty. Write or call, lititte Falls Lumber Company, office over Jackson county bank, Med ford, Or. " tf BATHS Men only; hot air, steam and medicated sea salt, 50e; with massage, lpl.00; good for rheumatism, colds, stiff joints, paralysis, etc.: will purify and tone up generally. I'rof. Valesue, street, corner of 7th st. tf The Big January Clear ance Sale continues at MEEKER'S Great Dry Goods Store. Bargains in Everything you need. Pay LESS and DRESS BETTER WJ. MEEKER & CO. FOR RENT Newly furnished moms, hy day, wrok or month. The Ortell, over ostoffice, Medford, Or. tf NUHSKKY STOCK All kiiuU of fruit trees, both large mid small fruits, standard varieties of njipies and pears and peaches, including Newtown and Siitzenli'rg npples; a full line of up todnte nursery stock, in large or small lots; also all kinds of ornamental trees and shrubbery, at my resilience in South Medford, having just re ceived a targe shipment, am prepared to fill orders immediately. Impure at Warner's Store. U H. Warner, Sr.. Medford. Or. tf F( K S. l,K One five-horsepower mo tor, good as new; take it away for 7.",. IVils Klite Laundry, Medford, Or. tf l.'nli SALK "dixLloii Coot lot, M lot from eor. till) and L nts.; a b:irg:i:n; S. V. M.-dofrd. Cull any time. V. Vogili, residence. 'nV. HI uah-r; I NT l-'uinohi rooms, lint li. W. Thomas d Iil'M e-.l-.-trir lights, bloek, 7th ::nd F'Mi l;i;.T Icsirable furnished morns fur Iiouh' Ivi-fphig; convenient; for family of Ihne; no children. '1"7 N. C street. t-';7 A WKU, KSTAI'.LISHKI) retail busi ness for sale in Medford. Address P. O. Itox 71'i, or inquire Tribune of fice. f h'oli SALK Kight lot?, west of hoo house and one block north of 7th St., for 0nn. At'plv or write .1. K. Pav ette, Medfurd, Or. 'J.YV I'OU KKNT Nicely fiimi.-hed rooms; electric lights. Inquire of Mrs. Ad die liippey, West Seven t h St., in the White bld'g. L-2 SITCATIUN WANTKO Oirl, r, vchTh old, desires position to do housework ,r ciiie lor KiH-lr.-if. Address Mrs. W. F. Itogi'rs. .:i l;son il!i'. tf 'f H liKXT Kuril Me d fr..u7 room with bath and ehdric light stove; suitable Or two; 0 a mouth; I. W. Thomas block, 7th and O . Inquire upstairs. 'J.'l BUSINESS CARDS. E. R. HAMILTON, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Successor to Or. It. S. DeArrnond. Office in Hitter Ounlap Mock. Phone (iSX Wm. M. Colvlg, Medford, Or. COLVIG & DURHAM, Attornoys-at-Law. Oeo. II. Durham, Grants Pass, Or. WM. W. P. HOLT, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Kaglo Point. Oregon. LINDLEY & LINDLEY, healers in new ami second hand furni ture, staves and tinware, hardware, etc. Storage and commission. Woodyard in connection. All goods delivered to any part of city. NEW TOILET PARLORS Modern n"'l seicnlifie methods for the cire fif all diseases of the hair, scalp and fare. Shampoo oil cents. Klectric scalp massage following shampoo !'." cent s. Physical deficiencies devel oped, rranirurihg, finest toilet articles f an-fiilh" compounder!. MRS. W. L. CAMERON, Suit r 4 Hotel Moor-- Annex. YOU ARE WELCOME WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS WILL BK LADIES' VIS IT J NO DAY AT BE I L S E LI T K LA UN D BY. LAM ES AK'E ESPECIALLY INVITED TO CALL AND GO THROUGH THE ES TABLISHMENT SEE 1IOAV THE CLOTHES ARE WASHED IN AN UP-TO-DATE AND MODERN LAUNDRY. ATTENDANTS WILL BK ON HAND TO EXPLAIN DETAILS :: :: :: Peil's Elite Laundry i. ijf mw SATISFACTION AND PLEASURE iti eating are attained at. Nash's. Kv erything conked here lias that delicious flavor 1 hat only an expert conk can give. Our meats, poultry and fish nro chorion from t lie choicest in the niiir ket. Our coffees, teas and wines are best. When you want to enjoy n good meal go to Nash 's. THE NASH The Nash Hotel and Gril Only first-class house in tho city. Absolutely the finost grill between Portland and San Francisco. A specialty ifi niado of oysters, shell and other fish. All meats used are cold storage government inspected. Catering In all its branches. R. W. GRAY, Builder COLON IAL I'OKCII WOKK, (MM LL AND LATH WOKK, PATTERNS, ETC. TELEPHONE 471. MEDFORD, OR. O O