Medford daily tribune., January 23, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

THE MEDFORD DATLY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OR.. THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1008.
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
PROPOSED CHANGE IN
SERVICE OF TRAINS
Watch tht' liimk Stun'
tilH'K.
William Kclu-blc
MHfun, vinitr.r W
VmIi-ii
tf
of AhIiIjuhI whs ii
iliM-siiity ijj c p r u i n.tf .
'Mil- r'jort n rurnnt mumi railway
iiti-1 puHtitl tiHTi in Sunt li-rn Onon
tli:it mi I'Yhninry 1 it new train hc)h"1-
tilc will ifu intu I'ft'i-ct on tin South
ern I'ai'it'it. AiM'onliiiu to tin riinn.r'i
Hclir-tliilf, traiiiH it ii l 14, rn ri rii nj ho-
Coal for Sale.
We art now prepared to furnish hand
picked eoal at the mine, five milt
.nt of tcj-n, in any amouut desired
7.."0 per ton.
tf PACIFIC COAL CO.
MfiiifiiilKT th Duvi-nport It'i-tun Fri- I i wren I'uriliiud and San Fnincim-o, are
(Jay niylit. ' t o ) diitcnii tinned. The passenger
II. Von diT Jit-lien of AVellen wiih r vnm-h attar-hed to the loral freight and
Med ford visitor Wednesday afternoon, j operated between Grants 1'asn and Asli-
King'a for Lowney's, Aldon's and ! land and between filendate and Itowe
Gunthor's chocolates. tf j Imrg is to be diHcontinuerl. Trains 11
WANTKIJ (iirl for general limisrwnrk; and 12. which were through trains until
gotd wages. Apply at .Medford Tea I last fall, when their runs were curtailed
& Coffee Store. tf
J. '. Itiii'hautian of Talent was a
Med ford business caller Wednesday.
Order your caruatiorm now for Me
Kinley day, January 2U. Med ford
(J reen house. Phone -i'lli, -i't't
The little riiuighter of Mr. and Mrs.
Oris Crawford, who lias been afflicted
with eczema, is rapiilly recovering.
Pyrofjnipliie outfits, wood and hides,
for burning, at tho Art Studio, Nub
bard building, near bridge, tf
A. hucke of ' 'entral Point was a
Med ford business caller Wednesday
morning,
Mrs. ('nmernn'n parlors are open eve
nins and Sunilays for Uiubg who are
too busy to come other times, 00
Tlionias Fly mi of We-it Medford, who,
has been afflicted with an attm-k of I
la grippe, lias recovered and is upon
the Htreets flgUill.
Htenngntpliy and typewriting at rea
sonable rates. 'harles Van Husk irk,
Kognn River Klectric Co. tf
Mrs. I,. L. lieam, in North Medford,
who has been confined to her home on
account of a siege of the la grippe, is
improving.
Public stenography and typewriting
done evenings. Inquire of Van, Rogue
Jtiver Klectric Co., or Diamond Room
ing house. tf
The Mnlford Realty & Rental com
jmny made a sale of a ten acre tract
of la ml Wednesday to W. K. Johnson
of Wenntchee, Wash.
Tlin largest assortment of postals ever
exhibited in Southern Oregon at tho Art
Studio, Hubbard building, near bridge.
Also a nice line of albums, tf
I''. K. Kmerson and wife of Big Putte
creek transacted business in Medford
Wednesday. Mr. Kmerson once resided
in Medford.
dents' facial inassnge, 3,1c; ladies',
face and neck, ,10c; manicuring, 2oc; six
body treatments, electric vibratory mas
nage, $.1.00. Mrs. Cameron, Hotel Moore
to Portland to Roseburg and San Fran
cisco to Redding, will again make the
Through run on this division of the
Southern Pacific. j
The two trains from Portland arrive!
close together and left 21 hours with j
no mail or passenger service from the I
north. The withdrawal (tf 12 and 11 j
left no early morning train north nnd !
no late evening train south. To accom- j
modate local travel, a coach was at
tached to the local freight morning and
evening, but this service has proven mi- j
satisfactory to both the public and the;
railroad. i
The freight engines are so heavy thatj
when they start a long train a terrific
jolt is often given the passenger coach ,
attached to the rear, wit h the result
that passengers are often thrown from j
their seats. Recently while a freight)
rain was switching at Cold Hill the)
coach was given such a violent jolt that
a woman passenger was thrown from '
her seat and seriously hurt. j
WHAT MAJOR POND I
THOUGHT OF DAVENPORT I
No Fire in the Kitchen Ran je
No Hot Water In the House
Then is the time you ap
preciate the couvenieuce of
ELECTRIC
WATER
HEATERS
Attach a plug to
the nearest lamp
socket aud turn the switch
PINT, QUART. TWO QUART
AND LARGER SIZES
Pint Size is specially adapted for nursery
Clean
Sale
rw 1 1 i : 1 1 i . . . 1
Simple
Durable
Our First Annual Sale of Muslin Underwear
Till 8 IS THE WHITE OPPORTUNITY OF THE YEAR
We opened this grand White Sale on January 8, with an exceptionally large
shipment of fine Undernmslins. Since that time, and only a few days ago,
Qv. e received anot her large shipment of nndernnislins, and they were put on "sale
at once. Every garment was bought way last July, when cottons were low and
manufacturers were offering special discounts in order to keep their factories
running and hold their experienced help. Our friends tell us that we have
made the finest display in interior and windows ever made in Southern Ore
gon, and ladies from the east pronounce, our prices right. Are you going to let
this opportunity pass without supplying your needs foi: the summer? Don't
you feel that our prices are exceptionally low . How can you expect merchants
to Ijuv enormous assortments ami sell mi margins that would not jtay running
expenses, if you prefer to make your own garments instead of getting better
garments already made up ?
(Anne to our store and we'll show you how they are better and cheaper, too.
HIO ASSORTMENT OF EXCLUSIVE OOODS FOR LADIES
FIRST ROOM
NORTH OF
THE JACKSON
COUNTY BANE
BAKER - HUSO
FIRST ROOM NORTH OF JACKSON CO. HANK
i
FIRST ROOM
NORTH OF
THE JACKSON
COUNTY BANK
Annex. ' 200
We have liides to Hell; alao wood for
burning; get 11 pyrogrnpliie outfit nnd
do your own burning; it in very inter
esting. 1 1 ul I 'h Art Studio, liiiblmrd
bldg., near bridge.
.1. Ifiinyurd of West Mi d ford,
who came hero litHt full f ruin Long
Jli'tirh, Citl., has completed a fine cot
tage, whieli hi', with 1 1 is family, will
occupy. Mr. Ifiinynrd selected Medford
as I lie idcnl place to live, mid prefers
tliiH climate to Southern California.
A fine new line of Valentino Postals
just arrived at Hull's I 'nut a I Simp; iiIho
u complete liae of other cards. I'ost-j
enrd Albums of nil kinds, HI7 Minn
fit root.
(inly n tfr of (Iiono franuv left nt
the. Art Nhidio. ('nil and hoc them.
Conio nnrl innke im an offer. IIiiII'n
Art Studio, 1(17 Mnin Htrect. Jti:
A few onliircd hotoR of Southern
Oregon hccihtv, left over from the
('hrihtiiinH trndi', will ho given free with
frame to fit, on receipt of retail price
of frame. A limited supply. The Art
Ktudio, lliihbnrd bldg., near bridge, tf
ljadieH Nhatnpno, 50c ; gents ' shnm
poo, 3r)c; 111 treatments electric vibra
tory con run for dandruff and falling
hair, lalilies $,Y0ii, gents 4.(H). Mrs.
('aineron, Hotel Moore Annex. 2t!0
"The Komance and Mystery of the
(ireat Arabian Mesert" Kriday night,
January HI. "Jdl
Homer Davenport Friday night. L'dl
REDMEN'B BIO SHOW.
The UVniitniiKji tribe, Improved Or
der of lied Men, have secured Miss
i lor in larc, luiowa as the liockv
Mountuiu liirln, itnd one of the clever
est and immt ersatile artists before
the public, to give a performance, as
siMod by h.r I'loradoni tiiils, at the
Opera llouic, Wednesday ee., .bniuiiiv
"!. Mis! lare come to iw iudors. d bv
the pr.ss of bold r.-lMern Mlll ursteni
cities, and the bYd Men should I on
iii "I" -'ntist of Mis.
LTiiliiluli d at vi,
I 'ore ' abilit y.
We tpiote tin
from ilo- I! 1 1 . i
there .lamnirv ?
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im-ltiding s.r:i
pri'in ii'i'iit N-ii'
band ci'tunt i..
ater last iiiht.
'tiood NicM.'
baud, w.'is ii livi
The following appreciative letter was'
written by the bite Major .1. Ii. Pond,
the most famous of all American im
pressarioH, who d ireeted the tours of
most of the if rent lecturers and soloists I
during the past D years. He was iden
tified with the lecture and concert plat
form since the time of Jenny Kind un
til his death, four years ago. What
lie thought of Homer Davenport is forc
ibly set forth in the following letter,
nnd us almost every resident of Med
ford knows Major Pond by reputation,
his opinion should carry much weight.
It is absolutely unbiased, as he never
had any business association with the
distinguished cartoonist and lecturer.
who will appear here on Friduy night
at. the Opera House under the direction
of the High school.
Mr. Davenport's latest lecture- on
"The Romance and Mystery of the
'treat Arabian Desert" is by far the
greatest thing he has ever done, and in
connection with his own inimitable
drawings made during the course of his
address is simply fascinating.
Major Pond's letter to Arthur Bris
bane, editor in chief of all the Hearst!
papers, and the highest salaried news
paper man in the world, follows:
"New York, Nov. II, 1 fn ii.
" Arthur Brisbane, Ks.:
" Dear Sir Please pardon inv pre
sumption in hurrviiig to write to von
the affair at our house last eve
ning. I wish you might have been
there to have seen and heard Mr. Ho
mer Davenport. I will try to enlighten
you:
"As a lecturer he is simidv noer-
less, and I believe as effective and elo
quent with his voice as with his pencil;
and such a magnificent personality nnd
childish simplicity and power of ex
pression 1 never before witnessed. He
held as intelligent and refined nnn nu-l
dienee as ever he saw, or ever will see,
fairly spellbound for an hour and a
half, wholly unconscious of the effect
he was producing; not the slightest ef
fort for oratorical effect; almost en
tirely without gesture; with a voice ns
silvery and charming as that of the
late Wendell Phillips. It is impossible
to predict the success that must be
in store for this young genius. He is
the best, equipped man for wielding an
influence wider and more potent in nil
contemporary reforms than any man of
his time. So it seems to me from the
brief acituaintance of about four hours,
with It i i ii .
I inn writing of Davenport ns 1 could ,
not write of any otlier man 1 know or,
have over known, excepting llenrv
''"'1 'l "ber. to whom I had the pri-' i
dege and honor of being the nearest
friend during the l;is eleven yenrs of
his life, and who died in inv iirins. I
Condor Water and P wer Co.
Phone 8.1. Office on Seventh Street.
Opposite the Big Electri" Sign.
NEW TOILET PARLORS
Modern and scientific methods for the
cure of all diseases of the hair, scalp
and face. Shampoo .10 cents. Klectric
scalp massage following shampoo 2
cents. Physical deficiencies devel
oped, manicuring, finest toilet articles
tarefulry compounded.
MRS. W. L. CAMERON,
Suite 4S Hotel Moore Annex.
j
GREAT SHOE SALE
WOMEN'S, MISSES' AND BOYS' ALL
GOOD STYLES
200 pairs Ladies' $2.50 Shoos $1.49
"0 pairs Misses and Boys' Shoos 99$
We are giving special reductions on our entire
stock. Bargains for all.
W. H. MEEKER & CO.
PEKIN
RESTAURANT
OPENS SATURDAY, JANUARY 18.
BREAKFAST, 25 CENTS, FROM 6
TO 11 O'CLOCK. CHOP SUEY AND
NOODLES UP TO MIDNIGHT.
DINNER FROM 11 O'CLOCK A. M.
TO 8 O'CLOCK T. M.
22 C Street,
Medford
STYLE
SERVICE
The Mallory Cravenette Hat Is DOUBLY Guaranteed
The name of Mallory, since 1S23, has stood for the best in men's batwear
honest materials, best workmanship, and styles that are accepted as standards
Besides this guarantee of excellence, the
Mallory Cravenette Hat
fcas what no other hat can hare the quality of being weather-proof from the
Crarenette process, which makes a Mallory itaynew in spite of all kinds of weather.
We can heartily endorse any hat that bears the M;.llory stamp.
We have them, both soft and Stiff, in all Styles aud ail the popular shades "
They await your inspection.
DANIELS'
NrW CLOTHING STORE
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Yours
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CATALOG HOUSES ARE
NOT MERCHANT TAILORS
Tlicy chain the towns of nione, and neither
five the tit, style nov distinction t" your clothes
th.itiyour own city tailor can.
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
The clothes I make are the kind that "cany
distinction," that bespeak the man, that keeps
your money at home and are superior in even
detail to the "sweatshop" goods of catalogue
houses.
KEEP 5Ufr MOXEY pHT
The Citv Tailor
FRENCH DRY CLEANING
71 SQUARE DEAL
The Rogue River Land Company has always contended that
Ihere is no (.'nod reason why the real estate business cannot be
carried on honorably and honestly, with due regard for the rights
of both purchaser and landowner. Actuated by this opinion, the
company lias never yet misrepresented as to the character of the
soil or the quality of the fruits produced on same, with the result
that all who have bought orchards through this agency so far
could sell out, if desirable, at an advance of 1011 to olio per cent
above the purchase price. This is a history of which we are
proud, and we shall continue iilong the same' lines in the future.
Men who come into this favored valley looking for a new place
of abode are entitled to fair treatment. We only ask of them
that they will cx.-re-so ordinary husiuoss sagaeitv in investigating
the roso-.irci-s of tho va'ley before buying.
There are three things the average investor wants, if he buys
country property in this valley. First and foremost, he wants a
home wnere he and his family can enjoy good health and the fruits
..f this s. ction. rsiinllv he wants to get located where he m within
easy r. ach of the loading commercial centers and close to local
markets. And he always wants property which will bring in a
g 1 income and is sure to advance in value as the valley develops.
Will he be apt to tin. I this coinbinat ion in the hands of the
str.et corner bi,.or or tho average "butter-in" ho persecutes
the homosocker about the hotel offices f When one considers that
the situation is not urging many men with good holdings to sacri
fice their property here, it is up to the honiesoeker to applv to the
regular .baler for what he wants. If he wants the
VERY BEST IN THE WHOLE VALLEY
he must apply t the l:..g.. ;i,..r l.and Company. When in Med
ford, ,1.. not t'nil to call on the
AT THE EXHIBIT BUILDING.
Rogue River Land Go.
EXHIBIT BUILDING, MEDFORD, OREGON.
R. W. GRAY, Builder
COI.OMAI, I'OKCH Y RK. (IK ILL AND I. A Til
WOKK. PATTERNS. ETC.
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