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TIfE MEDFORD DATLY TRTBUXF., MET) FORD, OR., THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1008. Medford Daily Tribune A Live Paper In a Live Town. Iiiljlish.-'i every evening except Suiicliiy Medford Publishing Company. 0. I'l'TXAM, Kditor and Manager. Admitted as .Second Class Matter in tbe Ios-ff ice, at M dfurd, Oregon. Subscription Rates: One month, hy mail or carrier. .. .$0.;!0 One year, bv mail 5.00 DANCING IS NOT WICKED? Vcv. Router's Argument Answered by the Rev. Mr. Williams Episcopalians Think It a Healthful Exerciso Con ditions Sometimes Hannful. Tu t In Kilitnr: A statement in the sitinoii of Hie Rev. V. ). Kfiit'T, pul liMlicd in ycHti'nluy'n Tribune, culls for rorrcctioii. The assertion was nnnie Mint the t'ulholie nml KpiHeopnl chun-hex forbiil iliiiiein mid Home other miiii-w'-lin-iits tlurino Lent. The KpiKeopnl rlnin-li, uh a rliurrli, f.irlitils nothino ilur- j intf Lent, ft is ri uiitiemletl anil urjji'tl j by Hi.' cleruy that the people abstain I'rwii all kiinls of public nmiiHi'liirnts and plensurett during the -10 days of Lent which coiniiieuionite our Lord's l'a.iliii in the desert. Harmful ninilse iniilta should be nvoided nt nil times nml innocent pleasures cjiven up during Lent, as self sacrifice, mid in order to tfive more time for meditation ami do- I votions both piil, lie and private. The' church lavs flown no si t of rules for the -' Inet of life, but ridlowine in the! steps of her master, (jives llu- princi-1 pies, loavini; to tin' individual 's own I conscience the working nut of details. No Proof Offered. The whole ermon is 11 number of as serlioiis wilhout proof or aruumeiit, and it is on Hindi dogmatic assertions that eertiiin deiiomiiiat ions base their oppo Hition to the dance. Too louif have many christian people (jiven over to the devil that which can he and mijrlit to lie used for I lie Koo. of maiikiiid. The dance in itself is not harmful. There is no more harm in it than there is in a biMKolball name or any other hind of ex ercise. Mot because maiiv sects lime denounced it, daucine; has been for 1 much of the time into bad eompuiiv. Kiuhtly carried on, it is a healthful exercise, as all physical cnlliirists will tell you. I aoiee that the conditions of Hie modern dance are not yet what they should be; but they will never be riejit unless christian people lake hold of Iheui ami make them ivdit. There should be plenty of cool, fresh air ill I"' dai r n and the uirls ami vouiio we'", a should he taught to dance 1- erali lv, ir-ivi mini; the matter ucrunliiie; to their physical heallli. Where disease has spriuiij from the ballroom, 1 be Move ill every rase it can be traced tn an o i i h - lie I. -l-.slv atmosphere, where the yonai; i ole have dan 1 until lliev perspii-.-d and llu-u have ijone out into the cohl. Let Cotfclrnce Ouldo Ono. If Mr. b'eiiter should play basketball lor an liner as hard as he could play nml then sh ould take it five-mile drive on a cold winter day. he would prob ably suffer from his indiscretion. Itut could he truthfully say that basket ball was wicked because he suffered from a wrouc; use of ill 1 think peopl -, lo'uiiniiuL.' to -e-il ie more than eer that tho evil in dan. -inn is tl vil which is nut there. The Kpiscopal cliur. il savs midline, what ! ever about .lancing. It lays down the principles of chrisliauiiv for the Kuul mice of its members ami believes that each one is mif fi.iciit ly guided by hin ""' iseie lo deckle tor himself. If you tliiuk ilaa.-iiie is wroue. do not If Mm believe it riulit and dan proper ami vour action will nut inju some weaker brolher, iMlj.iv it. ; l'UMIiKlill K t WILLIAMS. OLDEST TRAVELER ON ' PACIEIC COAST DEAD News of the .tenth of .laiues IM.l. r well kiioni, i l. I.-....1. ' if;, , ,, r.pi-.-seiilatt c ..f l'lai,.-'s II. . 'f., at 1...S Alioel.-i. , ame as a t..:it si, ), fo ni-inv ft U l.. a-so.-ial.-.l witl, ,i, in the '' ..r in on- vc-iis Mi. ',,.r tin,--el.-.l up i'i- .1 t 'i.- , ,,-st I'l,,. man's iiilallil.l.- t,., , .,. I,!, I,,, ly manner and y,. ..In. s-. ... )i, m u,,t. linn l.-gH.ns ol In. h .. n ,...tt ol kei . . .i. t t mi 1 1 ., . n . ,,, at it. dome II. r. i I,..,,. ,", , ., up new let I It v l, '., r , i, ,,,. I a I. out as hum Ii int.. lux 7 c-.i s :m t lir. e no u usuallv .1... Mr. Kl.ler's wot I. d.. n.. u , ,,,, wat.b d. an. I w 'i Ii I-.- I..-, i . .1 M it Ii a p.-iivi,.t, ,.f , I , , p,,r tlii.-e a ICI he l.-.l I f ,,- . ..moaliv. all. I 4-ie pl.-.cnt I- .1 ,,( tile eie.it til in as a child n li. ! i , , 1" orl lot Ins otaiulftt li t ii. irh I" V-ats a.',. sr.w ctAa, o O Tirst a ,1 Haul, of M, dfoi.l , it.: w ifty I al .t'l) II t.. r. (,V r Mioio-tiAV i: l'l,(i)i') tt)in(if) o : (tv r Mixnt ( ; r I t-r plnnli--O (J ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.O hruwn, Marv K. Hall, M r. Lillie. Holler, Sue . I.ati;liliii, Mr. ami Mrs. Mason. Mure, T. K. Miinni, lJuyal'1 A. Seott, .loM-jiliine. Sent I. V. T. Woods, Walter. Ik XOTIiVK hereby L'iven that the uiKlerHk'nwl will Uly tn the city Cfiuneil of Mel fonl, Oregon, nt its next meeting to be held February H"M, for a license to ell malt, vinous nml HpiritiioiiH litjuors in less quant itiH than a Kaljon, for a jii-rioil ol' nix months, at my place of I. mines at Lot 111, Itlock L'l, Me.lfonl, Or. JOHN' HAKKIMiTOX. Date. January 20, !0S. 270 Tho Southern Oregon State Normal School at Ashland offers especial op portunities for teachers to review for tho teachers ' examinations in Febru ary and August, and to take work in Pedagogy and in Special Methods in teaching in the various grades of the training school. Sinco tho public schools of Oregon are culling for teach ers who can teach Manual Training, many nre taking advantage of tho in dustrial work lately installed in the school. Kxpenses of board and lodg ing and tuition nominal. Tho Htato Normal School nt Ashland i,i enjoying the largest appropriation of state funds ever granted a Normal school in the history of Oregon. Cat alogues sent on application to the I PRESIDENT. I NOTICK Is hereby given that the undersigue will apply at the regular meeting of the city council of the city of Med ford, Oregon, to be held on February 4 l!os, for a license to sell spirituous. vinous ami malt liquors in qua nti ties less than one gallon for a period of six mouths, at their place of business at Lot II, in lilock 20, in said citv. W. M. . KKNXKDY. Dated January 20. P.in.S. 270 OPERA HOUSE Hazclrigg & Williams, Mgrs. MON., JAN. 27 GORTON'S MINSTRELS 'I'll IS SKAKOX KVKHVTIIIXO ENTIHKLY XKW. BRILLIANT COMEDIANS, SINGERS, PERFORMERS. Gorton's Solo Band DAILY COXCHTS r r- Medford Opera House llAZKLltKK! & WILLIAMS, Mejrs. SATURDAY, JAN. 25, THE BIO 00MI0 OPERA SUCCESS, THE MASCOT A COMPLKTK PRODUCTION. 40 PKOPLF 10. Seats Now Selling. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. ROOMS TO LKT hy month at the Knierick. day, week or tf FOR SALE Town lots; good location, fiO each; terms. Page & Lawton. 207 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. Adrdcss Lock Box 1 418, Medford. Or. tf WANTED Girl for general house-! work; no washing; must room at home. Inquire at Tribune office, tf FOR SALE Town lots, good location, $.j0 each; terms. Page & Lawton. 207 I-OK If EXT Gentleman wanted for nicely furnished room, near in. Apply at Hotel Moore. tt FI RST-CLASS Japanese cook wishes situation. Address Cook, Tribune. 50 FOR SALE One f ive-horsepowcr mo tor, good as new; take it away for ?75. Peils Elite Laundry, Medford, Or. " tf FOR SALE 50x2i0-foot lot, 3d lot from cor. 11th and L sts.; a bargain; S. W. Medofrd. Call any time. W. Vogili, residence. FOR REXT Desirable furnished rooms for housekeeping; convenient; for family of three; no children. 307 N. C street. 267 A WELL-ESTABLISHED retail busi ness for sale in Medford. Address P. O. Box 71G, or inquire Tribune of fice, tf HOME B DAVENPORT A.MKKH'A'H FOUKMOST CAHTOON 1ST AND MOST rXI'il'K I'LATI'Dlt.M OUATOK, WILL MOLIVKU HIS FA MOl'N LKCTl'IiK, "The Romance and Mystery of The Great Arabian Deserts" l'.M)i:H TUB Al'.srll'KS Of THE IllOlt SCHOOL AT MKDFOKD, Friday January 24th At 8 o'CIock P. M. RESERVED SEATS 75 CTS. GENERAL ADMISSION' 50 CTS. THE LECTURE EVENT OF THS YEAR FOR SALE Now esiaeuce, jusi com pleted, second block west of high school, West Seventh street; fine col onial interinr; cheap if Bold soon. In quire Tribune office. tf WORK WANTED Japanese contrac tor; can do all kinds of general farm ing; general helper in all work; town or con u t ry . Add ress A . E. Ta t su m i , Gen'l Dei., Medford, Or. tf FOR SALE One 45-horsepower auto matic Russell engiue, in first-class sapo; look this up, the price will sur prise you. Peils Elite Laundry, Med ford, Or. tf FOR RENT Newly furnished light housekeeping rooms, close to business part of town; bath, hot and cold wa ter, electric light. For terms see Nrs. Joe Thomas, South II st. FOR SALE One acre, west of Medford City limits; price $200, payable $10 down and $10 a month, without inter est. Address P. O. Box 571, Medford, Oregon. 26C BATHS Men only; hot air, steam and medicated sea salt, 50c; with massage, :pl.0ii; good for rheumatism, colds, stiff joints, paralysis, etc.; will purify and tone up generally. Prof. Valeske, A street, burner of 7th st. tf FOR RENT Newly furnished rooms, by day, week or month. The Odell, ovor postoffice, Medford, Or. tf THE MOST POPULAR CAFE Is where good fare and moderate prices prevail. The public knows that there is no better food furnished than at Nash's, on Seventh street, and that very mod crate prices are charged. In addition, perfect cleanliness rule, and our service is prompt and efficient am) our niisiuc irreproai-hable. THE NASH Deviled Ham and Relishes l ;is at a putty the oilier nilit :u,i ;t lot i'l oung gii U wer' guv in i; an old !n !,,r and ;is!,ing him w h he'd lie er lli;im..l, . U He pt.uii; those old tf.iii about ' ' tn.'t n 1 1: in lianle !l ml repent Mi g 111 Soul h D:ikot:i, " and lll- re beiim "just as good t'ih ill 111-' ;i ;t h:it ever been eauylit." when one wt' the yirls rtin:iii,i: "Did il eer occur to yu tli;it the lia it in i.it yet stale hile you were .uiyliui; lor th. in .'" In angling for customer we never allow t lie I. a it to get 'tale around tlii. slop. We m t i ii nen ijiM'ds bv nnt every expro t lit "e t:iv The lo-ts believed ill keeping the -?,vK i'-lM up lo the minute, so that it' -mi re:id in :in of fiie 11 1 :i g:i ' 1 11 es or Ib'lue jounctU of a i. w f I i-roduet or relt-h of ;h Kind -tn -n. , one I 'lit to till- store 'ttld "ee t lie ;il 1 1. It : f v,. lt.t -t in ;i I t i-f I'll ' e f en,.,,, te iled Ha mi and S:udin.-. ' ;,lr lo-l '-unr'i't-O -r reiMo Th. V . er .ii-l pi. nt if o.ir :tw'tir. i- a little Ii.icUh :ud. FOR SALE Having purchased over 500,000 feet of first-class milling logs, we are prepared to furnish first-class lumber of all kinds in any amounts on short notice. If yon contemplate building place your order with us; prices very reasonable; dimension and fine finish lumber a specialty. Write or call. Butte Falls Lumber Company, office over Jackson county bank, Med ford, Or. tf XFRSERV STOt'K Al) kinds of fruit trees, both largo and small fruits, standard varieties of apples and pears and peaches, including Newtown nnd Spitzenberg apples; a full line of up todate nursery stock, in large or small tots; also all kinds of ornamental trees and shrubbery, nt my residence in South Medford, having just re ceived a large shipment, am prepared to fill orders immediately. Inquire at Warner's Store. L. B. Warner, Sr., Medford. Or. tf NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. In re, the Estate of William Russell, leceaied Notice is hereby given that the undersigned administ rat or of said '! ate has filed his final account in aid matter, and by an order of the oimty court the final hearing and set rleueiit thereof will be heard on Mmr M-ireh ll'ii". at 1' o'clock p. in. of tijii.l dav. All person- hit ores; -I th I'-in .-ire hereby notified to piesi nt r tii'i r oil ii iM ion to :iil m unit on or l.efoie vnd tiai". Date of first publi I . ,'i'vn, January Is. 1 '.". L. N A R II EC V. Admnii-t rat..r. s-r; i: f dishu'tion or PARTNERSHIP. Notice is del. lev ivetl tll.lt the firm of i hiii' 'i A Van Hardi-iibery lias tins d;o been ,Lo -d. tioorge H. ' hurch ne v.e.l ,-itire interist in and to 'lie Me, if,, ,,1 N:,:ln ll;ien Van i 1 a ? It i ' i ,; l;r-. !i.. a-un.e ail of 'lie iiwlebtedie-os ..f Chureh A Vat. Har leiil. ij; and a:! a.'ei.unt due t, th ': "t i ti :ii . h A Van ll.ir.l- nb.-tg by :r i. . f :1m- .iN . aie iu. to Van Har b-.', K I ;' No one antl.ori to en-la. ' an del t - or Lit ai. '.!'. oiir -IM'-lr van M aki'i:mh:i;i; v,h . Iford. . J-.n. 1 t, !!'' -Ji.o , O Medford Opera House Monday, February 3 Gloria Dare and Her Florodora Girls Concert. and Recital BENEFIT WENATONKA TRIBE, IMP. ORDER RED MEN. Prices, 50 and 75 Cents. THE MUSICAL, TKKAT VP THE SKASOX. J. E. K.WAliT.I'rcsiil ent. JOHN S. ORTII, Cashier. J. A. L'KHHY, Viec-rresident. V. b. JACKSON, Ass 't Cashier. The Medford National Bank MEDFORD, OR. CAPITAL $50,000 SURPLUS 10,000 Safety Boxes to Rent. A General Banking Business Transacted. Yc Solieit Your Patronage THE SIGN OF SAFETY SST NATIONAL BANK I OF MEDFORD CAPITAL, $50,000 ALWAYS COXSEHVAT1VK, ALWAYS SAFE Win. S. Crouell, President. Geo. V. Dunn. 2d Vice-President. P. K. Deuel, Vieo-I'resideiit. M. L. Alvord. Uushier. Orio Crawford. Assistant Cashier. This Bank was Not Built in a Day JACKSON COUNTY BANK ESTABLISHED 1888 CAPITAL $ 50,000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS 62,500 AVERAGE DEPOSITS 500,000 Xuw twenty yearn old; in fact, tin oMi'st lunik in the city and grow ing in strength and conservatism with each year. Kvcry dollar of its eapital and surplus over and aliove the original $'J"),o(0 paid in has been added from the net earnings. No other hank makes so strong a showing. The Nash Hotel and Grill Only first-class house In the city. Absolutely the finest grill between Portland and San Francisco. A specialty is made of oysters, shell and other fish. All meats used are cold storage government Inspected. Catering In all its branches. t'. Wheeler X. C. Sorcnson II. L. Getehell Medford Realty and Rental Company Real Estate, Loans, Insurance VOW. TTll AND V STS., MKDFOKD, OR. A Card to the Public We. t lit uiiileisigiied, having opened a real t-Iale ol'l'ii-e here in Medfiml, desire to say that tlmx' having property to sell or rent would do v.ell to see us at oin-e, as we are in touch with a large llUllilier of homeseekers. Also, if we call get a large tract nf land in one location, we have a colony who will mine when we say things are iciih. I'ruiiiising every one a square deal and I he hot nf attention to any hiiMiiess offered us, v.e are. Yours to serve. ('. WIIKKI.KK. x. '. soi,m:ns(),x. II. L. (iKTCHKLL. " Vo o" o o o O O
