Medford daily tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1906-1909, January 24, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texto TIIR MEDFORD DATLY TRIBUXE. MEDFORD. OR.. FRIDAY. JANUARY 24. litOS. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Ilonior iJitvenport Friday niht. J'il (J. V. Alh-rt of Muttf K:i1Ih trunsiiet ed 1 1 1 1 s j 1 1 s in .Medford Thumdnv, eh tint Jiniik IStorj' for Vali-n- , tin. s. tf If. '. KcnliMT linn returned from Portland, where lie went on business, j Have you it li'iotl ryt't Tu It i! ll look 1 lit Til K T(Mf(;i-:if V windows, j )vl rlemens, lias moved from Medford : to Talent. iN-incfiiin'r tli'- )uviMijiurt lecture I'ri- day niht. -HI j J. li. Kowm-v or .Nelson, li. ., is in MVdford, looking for it locution. Kintf 'h fr Luwwy 'h, Aldori 'a ami Guntlu-r's -hocoIiitos. tf William S. Hi-e of Motivate, X. 1)., it a new arrival in .Medford. Feeling nort of run down.' Only one thing to ilo rail at TIIK TtHJOKH Y. J. H. Throckmorton of Ajipej;iite wan a .Medford biitmieHH caller Thursday. Order your carnations now for .Mf Kinloy day, January Medford GreenlioiiHe. Phone Ii0f. ".(If) Minne J'riif mid Hernicp Anle left Tliurmlay for San FrnneiHcn, where thoy will viHit for two Wfi-ks. I'yroyniphic outfits, wood and hides, for Imrnin, nt the Art Studio, Hub bard building, near bridge. tf Marvny ltielmrdnon, the prosperous fanner of Agate, spent Friday in Med ford. "The Knuianee and Myntorv of the ft rent Arabian Dcw'rt " Friday night, January '2t. V will help you make money by sav ing yon money Til K TlHltiKKY, of con run. "a rl Narri'gan, from Kagle Point, transacted hiiNiiioMfl in Medford Thum day. Stenography and typewriting at rea sonable rates, (,'lmrleH Van Hunk irk, Itogim Itiver Klortrie Co. tf Mr. and Mrs. (!us Newbury of Jack ttonvillo were- Med ford visitors Thurs day, as was Professor It. F. Mulkey. ' ' Hollo, Tom ; what 's tho rush ? ' ' "Don't stop we; T 'm on my way to TriK TCKKiKliV." '.Miss (Iracn AVhinthead has returned from Ashland, where slio pint several days visiting friends. A re you dissatisfied with your nn pearancof The remedy is obvious, fall lit THK TOOflKHY. Kditor S. A. Patterson and wife from Central Point were Med ford visitors Thursday. Public stenography nnd typewriting done ovenings. lnuirn of Van, Ttogue River Klectric Co., or Diamond Room ing hoiiHo. tf William Cunningham, from Kdge- wood, Or., has been in Med ford several days looking for investments, and if miiled will make this his permanent Homo, The largest assortment of postals over exhibited in Southern Oregon nt the Art Btudio, Hubbard building, near bridge. Also n nice lino of albums. tf I'M Walters of Duusmuir, Cab, is in Medford, visiting at the home of Ins brother-in law, John I,, Deinmer, in West Medford. We have hides to sell; nlfm wood for burning; get. a pyrographie outfit and do your own burning; it is very int nsliug. Hull's Art Studio, Hubbard bldg., near bridge. lit 12 Will in in Hrown, from Vancouver, TV C, is visiting at Kagle Point with his brother, (leorge W. HrMown, of t he county commissioners. A fine new line of Valentine Postals just arrived at Hull's Postal Shop; also ft complete line of other cards. Post curd Albums of all kinds. :tt7 Mian Street. 2(111 Only n few of those frames left at the A rl Studio. Call and see t hem. Come nnd make us an offer. Hull's Art Studio, HIT Main street. L'li'J Those from (irants Pans who visited in Medford Thursday and Kridnv are John II. Williams, t'arl Williams, T. W. Williams, S. J. Williams and Attorney (leorge M. urh:im. Hon. It. K. Ilaniia, cin-uit judge, lias returned from (IrnutM l'n, where he has I n holding court. He will open court next Monday morning t Jack nonvillc. Charles Conrad left Tuesday for I to l nana. Or., where he wn culled on ac count of the deutli of Ihh sister, Henri ! etta Morine. He will return to Med ford the first of next wcel.. The J. W. iVrluna orchard hut been surveyed ;in.t cut into several smalt tracts. Me. Perkins will fence each tract, "Inch will make it more convenient in the cultivation. A. !. Mull, s. c. Simons and J. P. fteoerts hae f.m I a partnership and will engage iti (he iciil estate business at Alhituv, Or, Thev will leave for that place Monday. Knpid pror.s- it being made on the new t. -It-phono line being const not ..1 from lio- Medford coal mine to Med ford. This line r.-n.-hes Mod fold from the mine l- nm W. Perkins' ,rch li rd and is n.ny complete us fur us Mr. Perk ins '. Miss le,Mi,. f- . is of Crescent I'itv. Cal.. arr ived i- t- otd Thurs,:iv after noon ami I vi i ;,t tin- loone of IV T. I.awloi. . i ..nil w.-.-ks, Miss Ma Vis is the g . of Miss Urace l.awt.-n. .Itistiu Kit. of INwei'org. tr, h: arriied in Medfoid m,. w-M iit his I'ai.nts for eer:l VI.. lie i a tireiiinti on the Sontliel P:cit'ic road. William .Merrimriri. a brotlier of (Joo Mernman, has amed in Medford frot bis homo in Portland to visit ithis brother. lie lias not been in Me.ltord for several voars and exitfiKx,) surprise t its gro t h. V. V.. Tavlor. stale manager of the (dor of Fraternal llrof herhood, Uid .1 the M.-dforA b.d We.lnes.lav night and irijlrti.inrite.T in Ilo- good 'd ie gien at fc' to Q rooie-O Tlrf-e w rt a smu.er by tM la.d.-s ,,nd shod s, l Tyson lie! I of l Viitrul Point was a Mi dford visitor Friday. A few enlarged photos of Southern Oregon scenery, left over from the 'hrisda trade, will be given free with frame to fit, on receipt of retail price i-f frame. A limited supply. The Art Studio, Hubbard bldg., near bridge, tf i Among the newcomers in Medford lire , O. pooth, U.HiHmuir, Cal.; C. F. Weed ion; H. A. Puell, Chippewa Falls, Wis.; It. !I. I.ee. Fond dii Lac. Wis.; Lee Ar thur, Vw.'ia Walla, Wash.; Walter Fur i bish, ( li ica go; W. J, Foster, Storm Lake, la.; T. F. Wait, Storm Lake, la.; ! K. P. Monalian, lialdwin, Kan.; W. J. (ireeii, Illue Mound, Kan. AMUSEMENTS. The Mascot. were turned away Wednesday night, ats. I.asr night it '"!itr:ij Point to a rowb- l h iitse, Toni-Mit Ashiaml iteople will have their y. s opened anl tomor row f .-vtunlay ) night ih last p rfonu-mm-i v.'fll b- given in the Medford house. Over 100 people from tho opera ho-.;: unable to obtain was pn-s' uteil nr HUNT LEWIS' HOME LOOTED BY BURGLARS Ti Purglars are reaping a rich harvest in the residence districts of Portland, and the efforts of the police to put an i end to the depredations of the thieves are without result. One of the recent crimes committed in this line was the looting of the dwelling of Hunt Lewis at S!l North Nineteenth street. The burglary was committed Sunday evening between the hours of ! and 10 o'clock, during the temporary absence of th'' family from the house. Although the neighborhood is thickly populated, the thieves forced an entrance to the house without attracting attention to their movements. Once inside they ran sacked the rooms at their leisure, over hauling the contents of closets, bureaus an desks in their search for valuables. In one of the sleeping apartments the thieves ft ni ml two scarf pins, Tn nn ot her room was found a revolver be longing to a member of the household. These articles the thieves appropriated, they being of the total value of about !foll. The burglars left the house in the imiing of Gorton 's Minstrels to the Medford opera house Monday, January L'7, insures to its patrons u tine entertainment, with ome of the best special attractions ever seen on the minstrel stage. The program has been arranger! to meet the approval of all who appreciate a bright, breezy per formance, with something worth while doing all flu time. The singers, com edians ami expert specialists engaged with this company are 1 nders in their various lines and the best that can be procured. If one may judge by hear-; say. the cut ire performance is just i about the best that ever happened, and (iortou 's company has come to be ' known as the show that "always makes good.' Hon 't miss the fine street pa-j rade ami concert nt noon. Davenport Tonight. The announcement that Oregon 's dis tinguished son, Homer Davenport, rec ognized as the foremost. American car toonist, will lecture at Medford Friday night, January LM, under the auspices of t lie II igh school has been received most gratefully by the people of this city. M r. Pavenport. in addition to his genius us an artist in black and white, is one of the most entertaining lect urers in the country. H is charm as a raconteur is simply spellbinding and his inimitable wav of treating suh jeets of intimate human interest marks THINGS ARK DOING WATCH THIS STORE Un tins THE SALE OF oermus Continues Until Feb'y 1 The good things jirc boin siiiiii((l up and the ladies who have taken the trouble to examine our line pronounce it the best they have seen. All we can say is that we are "SELLING THE GOODS" and that is proof enough for us. Ve don't ask you to buy we only invite you to look then, if you don't think our values are right we will still thank you for looking. M EIJEORD'S ENCLUSI VE STYLE STORE FOR LAD I ES SEE THE WINDOWS BAKER HUTCU n FIRST KOOM XOKTIT OK JACK SOX CO. HANK SEE THE WINDOWS SETS 175 ACRES TO ENGLISH WALNUTS Li mi ii h 11 ni: ii ot oower and influence same manner I hey entered, and succeed- j n!,tional affair. 1 1 is views of life are absolutelv wholesome and help ed in e liming the eyes of iiny prson who might have been in the neighbor hood at the time. As soon as the family returned and discovered the nature of Hie loss sustained ll telephone mes-sage was sent to police headuuarters asking that an officer be sent to the scene to make an invest igation. Later detec tives were detailed on the case, but as yet no one lias been arrested in connec tion with the robber v. WELL-KNOWN JORURNALIST VISITED IN MEDFORD prev Arthur A. (Jreene. the well-known writer of the )regonian, was in the city yesterday in the interest of Homer havenport, America 's most eminent cartoonist and most, unique platform orator, who will appear at the opera house tonight in his newest lecture, "The Koruance am llvsterv of the (ireat American Desert." Mr. (Ireene is well known as one of I he ablest all round writers on the coast is u humorist, pa nigra phrst, dramatic critic and poet of more than state fame, REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. II. V .; Helen O. Dillon to Charb I'ieree, .'(!"( acres in I. 1 tW, township .'t7, range 1 title bond .wn.onn II. Ij. Johnston to (leorge (tilmau, land in township .'(7, range 1 W.j title bond William K. K r i ppen e to Wey e r haeuser I ill lid Co., .'HM.KO acres in section 2, township .'ti, range I K William Iteid to Weyerhaeuser Lnnd Co., south half of N W. quarter and lots 3 nnd 4. nee t ion 3, township 40, range 4 K Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. to Weyerhaeuser Land Co., 112.!H acres in fownship 31, range 4 K.; township 40, range 3 K. i:thna I. Flunk to Iru Dell Pitt man, lots 4, ! nnd ft. block F, K. It. Addition, Ashland Minn L. Frenna to Ira Hell Pitt- man, lots 7, S and !, block F, It. It. Addition. Ashland Otilla IX Caldwell to F. 0. Yar brongh, lots ' and 7. block :t. Coolidge Addition. Ashland W. H. Uradshaw to Lnla H. Kel ly, lots : and S, block Medford W. M. .tone et al. to Wever- hacusor Laud Co.. lib' acres in section .'ill, t n nsliip range I K 1200 425 2fl0 Qnnrtx Locations. Simon Shat'er, li idetid claim pb-gate mining diMrict. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marrton Kennody and l arrie Dojtr. IIYRR1D VARIETY OF WHEAT IS SUCCESSFULLY GROWN In lin'.'l Wadiingtiii hvbridicd sI.mu to e in evperirneii w;n State r.db'g,- t. Turkev n d wheat ow a inter v h b. old lack I I the beard -s an atti iet . Itln of tli. gun nt combine nd bine it which Tutk'V .nalitv :i t-ni is valuable a- a u inti r w licit, but it not well :id;i.(.d f.r fall vowing. The Stat,, rnlli'i;' i p. Mini. 'ill !:ition ll belioves tt has sil.-ceeded Mild that tbl In brid v:itiet will 1i- ii wiimmt, The -tr:i Kiown i'iumis the blm -triii. hile the l-af format ion iv 1,1,,. th. Tnrkev red. o d-finiie re-ubf tr obtainable un til ih. ,) x,a. 'H ...Hih At .-r !A fill. lie is a living protest against the influences that are nt work to under mine our Americanism. In the lo years he has been prominently in the public eye he has enjoyed ll personal acquain tance with the foremost men and women not only of this country but of Kuropc as well. lieeently Mr. Davenport has devoted much attention to moulding sentiment in fnvor of the humane movement nnd no more effective champion in fnvor of the tit ion of cruelty to animals tins wielded his ien in this country. His articles and pictures protesting ngainst the slaughter of wild animals and the inhuman treatment of domestic animals have interested the whole na tion. He has recently returned from n most adventurous journey into the heart, of the Arabian desert' for the purpose of securing pure blooded Arabian horses to hr in.' to this country tor nreeuing pur poses, and much of his lecture will be devoted to recounting his experiences in this little known region of the world. He made his expedition by special per mission of the sultan of Turkey, who authorized the exportation of the war horses of the desert, the first time such an unusual deference was ever shown an American. Red Men's Entertainment. The concert by Gloria Dare and her Florodora girls, who will nppear nt the Medford opera house Monday evening. February 3, for the benefit of Weuton- ku tribe. Improved Order of Red Men. promises t be the musical treat of the stnson. Special tickets have lieen pnnt- 1 for the entertainment and will be put on sale nt prominent stores, which lie exchanged nt 11 ask ins 7 for a reserved seat without extra charge. From reports of the record-breaking houses Miss Dure hna had since ar riving on the coast, we would advise that reserved sea t s be sec nred en rl v. The reserved seat snle will oiKn the nrlv part of next week. Following are some of the press criticisms: "Gloria Dare, who appeared here in cital last night to n crowded house. is n young nrtist who will be heard of one of these davs. She has the ubilitv. the face, the figure, nt the same time possessing a winning way, that would I'liptivate a metropolitan nudience ns ashy as it captivated thevse in attend nice lust night. She hits one of the neatest singing turns ever seen here and is an nrtist to her finger tips. Miss Hare possesses a mezzo -vHopra no voice of rare culture and knows how to use t to advantage. Her pongs are well hosen and suit her voice admirablv. " Vancouver Herald. " M is Gloria Dare, assisted by her . al Florodora girls, gave an nniisu-1 My attractive entertainment at the! I. F. church bet night. Miss Dare pes I es rare ability as an entertainer. while as a director, she is uneoualed and 1 surpassed. "La Crosse (Wis.) Lend-j J. Ii. Stump, one of the leading farm ers residing in Folk county, has planted 17."i acres of his large lann near Mon mouth to Fnglish walnuts, and will make his walnut grove a commercial proposit ion, The trees are planted with a space of (fl feet between rows one way and of 40 feet the other way. In tljo space between the rows of walnut trees Koynl Anne cherries are planted, and as these latter will bear quickly the land set to walnuts will soon be made profitable while awaiting the first crop from the walnut trees. Experi ments made here in past years with walnuts have been so satisfactory that Mr. Stump's venture is not looked upon as an experiment, but as an investment that is sure to bring rich reward. Others are planning to set out large tracts in walnuts in this section within the next few years, as the land is said to be es pecially adapted for walnut, culture. l ; MM LOS ANGELES CHOSEN ' FOR LIVESTOCK MEETING DKNYKR, Jan. 15. A resolution has been adopted asking congress to es tablish a minimum rate of 20 miles nn hour for stock trains, except where physical condition prevents. Los An geles was selected for the next con vention citv. FLFTY-SIX HOMICIDES RECORD OF A YEAR Oregon's criminal blotter for the year 1!N7 shows the commission of 56 homi cides. For these crimes not one con viction of murder in tho first degree has been secured. Only two of the hoini- ides were convicted of murder in the econd degree, and are serving sen tences in the state penitentiary. One other was convicted of manslaughter, but he is out on bail pending un appeal to the supreme court. Fourteen were acquitted for different causes, 10 coin-j mitted suicide, 11 have not been ap-1 prehended nnd l.'i cases are pending in ' the courts. Of the 13 defendants await- ing trial, it will plead self-defense or justification, 3 went free because of lack of evidence, 2 were acquitted as insane and 1 successfully pleaded the "unwritten law." , weaemmmm SERVICE The Mftllory Cravenette Hat la DOUBLY Guaranteed The name of Mallory, since 1823, has stood for the best in men's hat wear honest materials, best workmanship, and styles that are accepted as standards. Besides this guarantee of excellence, the Mallory Cravenette Hat bas what no other hat can hare the quality of being weather-proof from the Crarenette process, which makes a Mallory stay new in spite of all kinds of weather. We can heartily endorse any hat that bears the M::llury stamp. We have them, both soft aud stiff, in all styles aiid all the popular shades, i The await your inspection DANIELS' NTW CLOTHING STORE Coal for Sale. Wo are now prepared to furnish hntol picked coal at the mine, five milr .nst of town, in any amount desirtd $7.50 per ton. tf PACTFIC COATi CO. cr. JOHN SHARP WILLIAMS ON CHAUTAUQUA CIRCUIT In p, 1:., t.i M VI"" a 11 V MllnMll.lv. I.I fl.tll i.TiiiimQ. I il... Mr. T ,$:'.cL"" 1. -it o T.. fc.H I IV, - .p ' 'V '.'' .V. n..-.tU i 'Ot 1 ! ...... , f) ' (!) diS) i' 6)5 .1 Ml) r.o.iv ... 0 TO,. Ml I. I I li. 1. .n. o hit of interest, the coming ses the Soiilhrru Oregon Chnutnu M'lnblv, which will be hold nt -hl;iiiil next ,1 nl v, promises to be fnr In ad of prey ions sessions. The en- i;:ti;'tin'iit of .lohn Sharp Williams. 1 1:1 1 ic loader in the houo of r'p rr o ut a fives, is regarded as a master stroke on the part of the board of man agft-s of the four Pacific Toast Chan faiiiii:i associations at lilad.ste.ue Park, Ashland, I-eng Iteach, Cub. and Pacific ;ioe. Cal. Alfred Mou'0 onerv, the fanner paint er; I'r. Kobert Mclut vre of I.os An g.les; I r. ha l.andreth of lleluiont col I. Nashville, Teim., and I'r. ftlwin S, m'ers ate $ni: the men who will J'.-ture at 1 'hautaiiiua. and othe in pr.(l).ert ) o I.eoUoMl M Lake, the not l athoh.' 'in;tn betiiror. whose talkn 'MT'(Sj to the laboring class. ;uid b'o . on.'.' i'flh-eld Si', os of Franklin. No Fire in the Kitchen Range No Hot Water in the House Then Is the time you ap preciate the convenience of ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS 1 i-az5 Atlm-li a )lu(t to (a the m-an-st lamp euckct and turn the switch 4 1 PMT, QUART. TTT UMT AXW LAKN Mikl Pint Sue i. frecully a.l.ptcd for Dur.ry WW 1 a SQUARE DEAL Tlu. Kojiuo Hivor Land Company has always contended that thoro is no good reason why tho ri-al estate business cannot be earned un honorably nnd honestly, with due regard for the rights of both juirehaser nnd landowner. Aotuated by this opinion, the company has 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 nut, if desirable, at nn advance of 1(1(1 to 5i0 per cent above the purchase price. This is a history of which we arc proud, and we shall continue along the same lines in the future. Men who come into this favored valley looking for a new plnce of abode arc entitled to fair treatment. We only ask of tlicm that they will exer.-is.- ordinary bminrss sagacity in investigating the resources of the valley 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 ran enjoy good health nnd the fruits of this section, rsually he wants to get located where he is within easy reach nf the Lading commercial centers and close to local markets. And lie always wants property which will bring in a H"od i mi' and is sure to n.lvance in value as the valley develops. Will he be apt to ha. I this combination in the hands of the street comer broker .,r the average butler in " who persecutes the h.Mnes.-ek.r about the hotel offices When one considers that the situation is not urging many men with good holdings to sacri fice t li. i r property here, it is up to the h seeker to applv to the regular dealer for what lie wants. If . wants the VERY BEST IN THE WHOLE VALLEY he rini-t apply to the liogue liiv. r Land l ompanv. WIimi in Med ford. do not fail to call t. AT THE EXHIBIT BUILDING. Rogue R,ver Land Go. EXHIBIT BUILDING, MEDFORD, OREOON. I 'I' rgX IS) I 1 1 nt (TV!.- w: . in 1 lr. .1 W thiol Mini the oir b 1 .rough.' O ( midnr Water and Tower Co. eventh Street, trie Sign. Op 0"', the n. R. W. GRAY, Builder COLONIAL I'ORCII WOK'K. (Mil A, AND LATH WOUK. PATTLRXK, KTC. 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