Medford daily tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1906-1909, February 05, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextANOTHER DEFEND EROFTHETHEATER Judge Kelly Poiuts Out How Stage Was at One Tima the Means of Pre. seating Religious Precepts to the Peo ple by Clergy-History of Stage. r''HK M'T.Y)'M miry Tnn,rv l.w islu.-k was out to Jacksonville a low days last week. A Waldron was a Trail visitor M. lieol'gi- M"lit:uia, Allen is working n his Jit,.,. .. o. i,s sister, who resides in is visiting him this week. WINTER BLOOMS. f M.-dford, Or., February r,. itor Trillin,,.: Dear (Sir I have l.een deeply inter estod in t, controversy .tw,,,.n ,,, liev. Heuter and Kd. Andrews touch i"g niion the moral effect of the stage and while-the subject seems to have been pretty well threshed oat bv these cultured gentlemen, it occurs 'to me thtn there is still something that mav bo said in behalf of the bettor class! of theaters that book only the higher grade shows, arid since an enterprising gentleman has promised such n theater! ... -ueuioru. i take the Iibertv of sub nutting, 11s briefly as the subject will admit, my views on the niatler. That the stage, in the earlier historv ... cinisuaaiiy, was a great factor in the promotion of the christian religion is a tact that cannot be denied. Ac cording to J. J. .lusserand, "the oldest dramatic representation of which there is any record in England took fiacc ni rnc beginning of the 12th cen imy aim was Drought about 1 - its subject the history of that St. Calh . erine of Alexandria whom (h I.',,,., -.,.. Maximilian caused to be beheaded after she had been the means of converting 5i orators sent to her for the purpose f winning her back to paganism. A muc later in the same century, under Henry. 11, formal evidence shows the representations of miracles were of com mon occurrence in London." The early drama, it appears, was wholly created and played by the clergy or that time, and represented usually the principal subjects of the christian faith, as (he fall of man. and the na-1 '"") passion anil resurrection f Christ. The nhi'vs iv, ,.,, ,...i :.. the open air in various parts of the I kingdom. Stages on wheels were used by the performers and this mobile the i ater was moved about from place to place. These sacred representations soon became the subject of much .abuse. The clerical performers intro ducing degraded buff lery nail irrov- erunt treat it of these sublime themes until teh plays, originally int led to I tinmuiiicatc relioious instruction ,1... . g-nerated into objects of vulirar bur- lcsiiic. The l.'lth. 14th nnd loth een- turies saw the religious drama at its ' height in F.nglnnd, and the Kith cen ' V tt"y. with the discovery of printing bv ,.fciittcnburg, its decadence, liut the re : ligioiis drama had served its niirnose and during three of the dark centuries i ..j ....o n i-iMiiznrion named for su-' 1(i-niaCV it hail been i f......... ;.. i When to Take Bulbs Into the Win W. After Treatment. -the treatment of iniii.., .. r. I fln.1 Ii... i 4 mi-- IIOIllllU and Hutch hyaeinth nnd narcissi Isdis I cussed by Wlllm Uuut In the Cauu ilau Horticulturist, iu which he says "lr "le Pots have been iu their vi. ,iinrter3 (a cellar, close cup uallk uasement) ror four tr ... eer.s iney cau be examined. I "ciicaie wnlto roots appeur through the holes in the bottom of the pots, the bulbs can be brought Into the If NO Root An..- I If no roots nppear, then the pots t uiKen out onu carefully ex I "mined. This Is best done by taking iu uuio nanus, turning the pot uunu una striKiug the edge or riui of the pot on a solid bench or ta ble until the ball of earth and roots Is removed. If the bulb nr. u rooted as Been In this picture, the pot ..loom uk pmceu over the ball of earth while still iu the position shown aud thcu restore the pot with the plant to . ,,rUper position. Examining the rooted bulbs la n rtoii.,, m victai,ou vu.u uuun a seiaom as pos sible, as there Is danger of breaking Xormnii French influence. It had for fl"' T," tUere ls danSer of breaking its subject the historv of that St. Calh- , t earth nnd the rooto. whlol lunor wouia seriously injure If not ruin the bulbs altogether. The bulbs should be watered at once again after mu(, examined to settle the earth arouud the roots. The bulbs can re main In their cool dark quarters for several weeks nrtnr hni. i desired, but must be brought Into the window when the top growth has at tained a height of about two Inches or the flowerlug results will not likely be as good as they should be. When brought Into the window, placo them In a not (oo sunny position and see that the soil Is kept well moist by reg- I I M&jmMm. . l.l, K ! I Iff Ulil'llt1lP I OKI'iNA.WK XO. H2. An Ordinance reguhning ,i i,.,.s. '"K the business f real estate agen.s ...... ..rovers , ,!. City of Modford, reg,.u, ad providing a penaltv fr tiic violation thereof. ' O The I'euiil,. ,,r" ,i, ,.r , ..,.- ., .1" oiilam as follows: Section 1. It is lo.r,.l,,- .1....1 i . be unlawful for any person to conduct. ngage iu ,,r carry mi the busiu, sof 1 real estate niri-iil ,,r r....l . " '.'"iii' uio- ker or solicitor witl,;.. i... ... ... . in oi .Mediord. dreg will t first obtain ing from the City lie-order of s.-i i,,- a license so to do, and paying ,,, Said " ""cn license t lie sum ,,f fl"-v (--i'.l) per vear iu ad- vance. Section A real estate broker or real estate neent " " IMI-!l!!IIIg of this ordinance, is defined to be one negotiates or solii.iia il... ..!.. . win- or purchase of real property belonging to " or comm issinii hi. compensation. Section 3. Am- ,i, ., . - v-uiiicicn in the Recorder s court in said citv, of violating the provisions nf n,; '....i: nance, or any of them, shall be ,,. ished bv a fine of n,.t f. .;, .....it oii'iuv- five dollars nor moro than one hundred U.M....S, aim snail pay the costs of the ,1,131-1-111 ,. ,1, ,,, ,,,,, , ,.C - . " ". nielli of such line or costs, or both, shall be ...i,.i.so,iea in the city jail v ,v for each $2,110 of sn.-l. fi.. i . . umi t-IHB remniuing unpaid. section 4. All nrdiiii.ii,...,. .,.i of ordinances in conflict herewith nre ...-col repealed insofar as thev condiet with the provisions of this ordinance. The foregoinc orilinin,.... ,.. j by the Citv Contn-n . irowbridge voting "aye." Olwelli nierncR ..aye." Wortman aye." Kifert "aye." Hf i,.. Approved February 4, inns. .T. P lil'nnv Attest: ' ' r ' GRX.I. M. roi.Li.VH. Keeorder. l!)liS " UK- y.vvii; It is coa.sid. red advisalilo I,,' tlior- nihgly eleaii out land that lias been re eiitly chared before planting trees "" "" A tllorougl, pwh.g"rr sev eral seasons and the growing f gri a-lv.sed. Mr. c:,r,,.,..s ,,.l.,vi1 0e griililied out and replanted. FOSSIL WOMAN APPOINTED AS FEDERAL COMMISSIONER There is only i. I'iii,,..l mi... - .in i. -a coin- ""ssionor in the state of Oregon who i. .. """ was appointed todav. .7 '"' is "race Fri.el of Fossil. heeler county. Aitiiougi, S; is tllt, !,. Woiiian ( iii tnissioner iu the state at this lb,. ., have boon f,.w other women to hold that positou. () if li .. . , , . 1 ....-si lamoiis predecessors 111 office was Jlarie Ware, .....u uiiiiii ranie, who -, commis sioner at Kngene. The duties of a commissioner, it is thought bv federal nH..:.:. , ' .. n-a, iimv p l rtor,ned by a woman equally lls well n .,. ,e appointment was made this morning in the federal court ,.r .1.:.. citv. " it il Business Chancel Fifteen furnished rooms- nil "' "'s '"1" 150 per month; -'yi'" '"'- W-r .-lli.... Investigate. The price is right. ROY B. ROBERTS -MKI.FOliM. NATIONAL HANK 1,1.,,,;. c STKKET POT OK BULBS NICELV BOOTED. ular nnd conlous Wll llH II ir till-,.... . much for tl ally drama it had its in-' 8 , , emm" ww to moisten all the Yfr.titi,.n nf ... 1......1.. r .1 . . "o lue ill . Jl" ' ' " i"e eiergv and t....,. ... Christian civilization owes much of its' Blown In pots in the winter o.....,.., , ,- se ,or t)le r,uv. Keeping the christian faith alive. Sol Death of Mrs. B. F. Reeser. ' At her residence in Asli t -vi i .-.i "'orniiig, February :i, IMS, Matilda Jane 1 .ii-.-s.-i- lassed iiwii.- -Mrs. I(,.eser was I,,..!,':.. .. I ..iiiuMiue unity, Illinois. .Mav !! nil 1 ... , . 1 . , ..mi was . married to 11. l- ..... 1 .. .. lMil- '" T'l" la. o ihe'i.-,,'. ',, '.' t Anril. Imm l... ...... i .. , . ., . t.-iuss 1110 plains tor Oregon, with lo-i- 1 1 .ion nor parents. Mr ..... m .... .. . 1. . Jiorac Hoot, anil arrived at pi, Inst la.v of August of ,. sa,e yea, ii. 1.1 liw-l, ,, Twi mi nw. I;.. I ley ever since For the past :is years ..v ii., resiilc.1 111 Ashland. She was the beli.v..,l .,,..,1 n ...... , ., , - ... . ... nine ("iron, Olive Lizzie Reeser ..,. ...... .IHiniii Keener are i)fiM.l ti, vivinK children are: Mr. F. I. (-,. Au il I At.. . 1 I 11111 nil. .i vs. 11 1 ..e 1. ... - . in inn iii i-riri "' -Mis. O. W. IVnnebaker, Mrs. C. ' -Margaret Heeser. Mr. Horace lleeser. all of A l,l.l 1 it. II. arpenter nf r)iinsi....lr c.i children were nresent !. Li... , ' ' piii1 jiiisseu .' ..IIIHIKI iKiings. SALE OF MUXICIFAL BON1.S Sealed proposals will be received bv the citv council nf ilm -.-,r : . .... v.i.i Vl -ueurorti, Oregon, at the office of the city record- r o. sain city, until Tuesday, February 1H. 11WS. at 0 o'clock p. 1.1., for the pup chase of 4(I.OOO in fnii.i.nr r, cent coupon bonds nf sni'.l ;... .1.. nominations of o()0 each, interest pay. able semi-annuallv. Fn,.l. l.;.i ." . . " o.tisi 111) accompnnud by a certified check for an amount couul to s nor ,.. amount of such bid, payable to the city of Modford. and nid nit,. :, serves the right to reject any or all bids. Dated at Medford, Oregon, Jlmrv '' IWS. IlK.V.r. M. COLLIN'S. " 2M City Recorder Coal for Sale. We are now prejiared to furnish hand picked coal at the mine, fiv0 mil, -ast of town, in ,,ny amount desirod $i..iO per ton. tf niriPle r.r . t n SQUARE DEAL carried on honorablv Zlnt w ?, 'd ue "r ""IT ,"",t ,,e of both purchaser and landow, er V V ,, , , bf H '''' "Love the p,h.d"X' This Thist" ,0-nS?h ir'in'ev tm rii Jt-t: - - the resources iZ" " '"tlp,.n, 1 here are three things the averago investor wants if h I KOTJ". ef '-f - of this section. UsuaHy Z wi t? lJM. b,.tt.. Of he the homeseeker about the hotel officesf Whi Pecute. he, . VERY BEST IN THE WHOLE VALLEY fcn. M tz u-c - AT THE EXHIBIT BUILDINO Rogue River Land Co. tf PACIFIC COAL CO. I' EXHIBIT BUTXDINQ, IVTEDFORD, OREGON. r Mew Spring Styles K eliris fr- I r "r.. ... " as an i-oucating factor i , . 0 lu,l' , While it c, ,t be denied Hint there J"?.?" T.'' ""d " 18 bt,er to Purchase r... .in,,,,,, ,,nn mat tin. stage s g veu. nllv u-l. r .. over to much fli,,..,t l,rn. , , ! ?. "C" ",e "" ,s inlte .lend great bulk of the ir,,,,,,,, , real Stand I 10 p,u ' ! nenSlV''"i T'' :A " '" " "" ""-rueiion inimscnn be planted out in the border nd entertainment of mankind ,. where they may throw few blossoms' T;JZ wh' r: ;'" ,;"r,!,!,0.m:f.t " ,. , ' .... .1.111 1 iii ii.i.ii-iiiins aro not as ikelv nankiiid -es to ,,, ,,,,,,,, HS(. H,- to give good results In this war espe- Ren u """'::ll"-;"'I","r-"1 C'n"y Rom"u "J-'rlntns. as the latter , I, , ."'" 10ms i .-1 1 1 , 1 "i uoi iiaruy out of doors. ind till' host of i..,.;il in 1 1 . . 1 ! narking plays; to the great, master- I neces in grand opera of tVr.li and1 Ait-' f ""'l lo the hundreds of soul nspiriug grand operas and lyrics that' mve " '1 the boards since' the ,l-.vl mo great bard of Avon Young Peach Trees Eacrle Mills .Qni.1 The Kngle mills nmn,,,. 1 ...j .. 1 i-- ... , n'l-iti i-i, 11,1 ... . . . .!. just north of Ashland, and ', -' "'"s ol land, is about t iiange ownershii. ami full ; ,i. .,11,1 ,,. MIIS- session ,,f a California!.. 1". Ilraglietta. "'Iln h" 1 represented loi-alK- l negotiations for the imreliase ' 1- 1.;. trienil. l. I'erozzi. ll. ,,...11 ..' .............. 1 no i-.agi,. jt,s ;H n(, (if l'u:irks of this section of t. valley and for neurl.- -.11 , ,.-... s mis iieen possess), ,,, ,,f t, L',.r..l - , .... "" lainuv. In the division f the estate sum.. ago it became the 110.1,1.0 .. .. 1- ,.- "'' " 'lisposes of it, retaining however, a Ino-I 1 , ..... . . Ashland Tidings. '. ' In Snappy Summer Suits Have Just arrived at VAN DYKE'S. First showing of Advance Styles See Our Window Display No Fire in Ihe Kitchen Range No Hoi Water in (he Douse Then is the time you ap preciate the cuuveoieacc of ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS TZrg.JFVmi ON ROOTS CAOS one to four years f ge nre rendered iiuiiiier. notn lu wood and fruit bud. me us. r cover crops that cheek ."ui in mie summer, but while cov When skeptics ridicule Hi.. I.il.l I er crons are v,ili,l.i 1.. 1 ... ttonipt lo point ,,t p,ts of it t,t ,er '"Jury they are not important as ri'Kono 10 join centurv tl g,t I 'e are apt to lose T,..,ii, ,... :,i. .1 1 or finding only the faults where there 1 so much that is reallv beautiful. Let s be as charitable with the stage, giv i(t it credit for I lie manifold g, it is already accomplished and hope that s achievements in the future mav bo 11 greater. .:. KKU;V. lAOHEES' EXAMINATIONS TO BE HELD NEXT WEEK the choice of hardy varieties or the se- "-umii 01 a comparatively high site for till. nr.. I 1 .... ".....ii". 111 oilier words, o vory tender variety cannot Iw grown uere auccessriiiiy even by resorting to ..... ur-c ... , 0,,.,- ,Tp. all( no vnl.k.t) Is us reliable low ground with a cover crop as on high land without one. itiu even hanly varieties on high laud uro made mom reliable by nicat-s of ever crops.-Nebiaskn Kjperlineiit -.1. num. OF ORCHARDS DYING OUT A report comes from It.. 1 that the orchard of A. V Can,.,. ,.i.;. i. was set. out seven years ago. is dvin... ""known cause anil is 1 ,1 i " ven s I if- have been Sllfferioe ! t. ...... ..giiciiiinra Meg,. exam ."..lion 1, .1111, 1 a fungus growth 0,1 11... ".us 01 11- tree .1.... .1 . "."i IIIIS Wit. s were set "inn Hint had 11 ..l..,.r...i .- "ii. L'rniis inn 1 ... :..i.... .1 BUSINESS CARDS. J.G.VANDYKE&fe Attach a plug1 lo the nearest Inmn ocketatid turn the switch 1 PINT. QUART. TWO QUART AND IARr.FB tnrc Plat Size in upcclallj- a.l.ipted (or miner)- Clean Sale Si ct ---.HyTit) Ito) "Table '4 le t CCL AT C I R OFFICE ''IH.'II : 1 , 1 , ; Coudor Wafer and Power Co. fhorm AH'. fioi.. n . Benefits tha Rnil With ivlnier digging, which Is often l.raeiieiihie. tiie siirrnee may be left in , rough ridges so that the winter e!e- oicui.s can net upon as crenl no otice u ,g,ven that the count,-schooi r.ntendent of .lacks,,,, , ,v wiM the regular examination of apoli s for state and ,,,,, 1 ... ..,.iii r" " nr .... n.- . an ii.-t 1 1 1 , . 1 1 ns greal an e. ; ; ;";;:";;;"'? ---I"'".v.1 - , ; uzz "...' 'J,', , - ,A '"'n I'r--! 1111 :1 'I'nintity of 11,,. vernilu that al- ...... ..... ... ,, ,.,!,. r,.,)ul. licants writing here from t.r lies should secure consent of t. - ntendent of tin- county where em I. P. II. Ilaily. ( nty school su- eadent. EWS ITEMS FROM TRAIL. !I"CSS has I .pig .I,.s,e Ison cut Wood the past wci k. and Mrs. perry r, ,. sp,,,, at A. A. Hall's residence, tition is going over tin- line f,,r mail service from Kngle l,it : I. and one line from Trail to t; also another from Trail to . """i ri'ii garden earin. . All soil, al-e i.ofi,e,, ,,v l.si,.,mn, f lM" kl"'1- tln-y ills,, ,- ,ir , '"I "wing Indue,,,.,. r frost !.,,.,.,,, , I"'lv,.,-lzlng aelloi, of r and ""re. s ,..t ,, ,,, lH, ,Zo . aiuH,,,,,,, . mljllmi ' - f'"'-r.TPlngand . T'T'"'". """' ' 'Lame "" '"" 'easons that MIom Seed Gowing. Ml-".' "". inai.ran ,,. wee. , sl.rts. , ;i. ,,,. u,nUm "Plendell. ,,.,!,,, ...anions, antirrhinum mid no uulus may I,, ,, rr ..arlv stron plauts E. L. BALCOM. Now West Sid,. fi,f,.,.tiery-IVnit OneMoreChanee ston candies, nuts fresh fruit cigars, fob; X Med l ord. dr. 1!. IIP. .11.' . idar. ' Ware Miildl.lii dford Sofiinlar. In!.. I.. . l r f..r V' In-r returned f rum o Y! I eg., t o "l :I f r e Vfrt i a g ;i 1 popularity. The &;rjor.i. ' I'l int that k i lllrui-n. J :s'ii:ie. aii,1 'il; 1 .111. in R- R. HAMILTON. M. D., I'li.vsician and Surgeon. t" lr. II. S. HcAruiocl. lltrnc in dilt.-r 1)1,1,1:,!, H,.k. I'hnlie fi',. Wm. M. Colvig, Medford, Or. COLVIO r DURHAM. 0 Attonieys-at Law. Jgeo. ITjjurham. Orants Pas,, pr WM. W. p. HOLT. M. D., Only, to get a Good Sul Tract of Lnd ,.,,- M,(lfo c,K.aJ. (j,lly 75 Per Acre Many are lookintr for tmrfc t, n.!. . .. iar ine oest chance at the Ho-ht 1'in.v. lUll L WUIl unui some other fellow hnvc hSc ' nln , if a"Se y" d'd not Seixe t,le PPrt"nity FOR SALE BY C. H. PIERCE 8l SON MEDFORD. OREGON l.i;; p. o Co O o o o o o O 0 O 0 00 0 0 o