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About Medford daily tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1906-1909 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1908)
TItK MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE. MRDFORl), OR,, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1908. DOUBLE VOTES NOW BEST INVESTMENT FOR THE MONEY on-1 tiii,l '"'willi Make the Most Means' Prize: of This OpportunityIt CUT THIS OUT. MEDFORD TRIBUNE AND SOUTHERN ORE GO! JAN GRAND PRIZE CONTEST ONE VOTB. Good for ' TWENTY-FIVE TOTES when nsed i nominate,, mv j,0B II Medford Publishing company, eomprii- , The Medford Publishing ; company publishers of the Medford Tribune and Southern Orogonion, offers the people of Medford and Jackson county the safest and surest of investments, name ly, nrst mortgage five-year bonds, bear ing o per cent interest, payable semi annually. The bonds are in small de nominations and a negotiable security. irecKs on any Medford bank taken in payment. What the Bonds An. These gold bonds are ia denomina tions of $3, $10 and $25. They are in the form of a popular loan for $4000. They are secured by a first mortgage upon the property and plant of the DISTRICT MO.. This Coupon, cut au and mailed to the Contest Department, or depos ited in the ballot box at the Trlbnne Oiiue, will count as one rote for the lady whose same is filled in. COUPONS BHOUIJ) BE BEST FLAT, NOT ROLLED OB FOLDED Owing to repeated requests of a ma jority of the contestants in the grand prize contest now being conducted on tbe Tribune, double votes will be given ' on all subscriptions turned in during this week, Februnry 6 to February 12, ' inclusive; offer to close at 8 p. in., ' February 12. So many candidates have promises of descriptions that it is deemed advis able to offer-double votes for one week to enable the contestants to show why these subscriptions should be given now. A week or so ago a similar proposi tion was inaugurated which vwas very successful. The plan now is a little different from the one previously launched, however, the votes being double on all subscriptions. This will give the can didates that have been lagging some what and those whs entered the race a trifle late nu opportunity of catching up with tne lonaers or some oi mc other districts. If any contestant this week will not only do as well as usuul, but do her best, she will make contestant in the r:i ing a daily newspaper, The Tribune, a semi-weekly newspaper, the Southern Oregonlan and Jacksonville Times, with tne largest circulations in southern Ore gon; and au up-to-date newspaper and .lob printing plant. The bonds are a safe investment at a higher rate of interest than any bank will pay and better security. They are negotiable! with the papers, and I iuteud to be con tinuously, thoy will lie newspapers ..-un, ui mo woru, auu n,(,r ,..,,., tint, nranns if nv iaiu.i ,........-., : 1 ' ....i ur t() B1,(.un, 4 1 Because 1 l.aidluw, hVilmoml and l'riiiivillc 2-Miotir current for liuhtini! and The company expectH 20(10 horsepower at Lava FiiIIh. .Negotiations betw en Mr. Gates and DISTRICT NO. 1. Medford, east of the Southern Pacific U"1 r'?n'"al y 'eg business track: person is a stockholder nr hnnAhnl.ln l.;a - .. A : entitle him to special favors when F' S' S'""'"y "f "" "'""'""' lma- interests of the public clnsh with his; or to immunity from criticism. "I desire to enlarge the scope of the daily, to make it the newspaper of the valley, instead of one city in the val ley, and to quadruple its circulation and business. To this end I ask your co-operation, and in no way can you co-operate, better than by buying our securities. "0. PUTNAM, Editor and Manager. Are Good Investment. TheBe gold bonds pay hieher interest tnan Dunks, and are amply secured by uiorigage. i ney are on a growing property in a growing city. They not legitiniato investment, but aid mate rially in the promotion of a Draisewor- thy enterprise that means more to the country than any other single enter prise in it, more for its development unu progress, send your subscription to MEDFOBD PUBLISHING GO., . . Medford, Or. rion & Power company, which has filed ou the water right there, lire now un der way. The company has agreed to transfer to Mr. (lutes 1 1 the water ne cessary for the project, roHorvin g.in amount necessary for the reclamation of itvs aeu-regution. Miss Browning Purdia 11,493 Miss Gladys Wilsoa u.TTB Mrs. P. J. .McMnhon 7898 Aliss hum Jacobs 4,851 Miss Grace Whitehead 3,781 Miss Nellie Dressier .-. . . 3,416 Miss Bernioe Cameron 3,199 1 Miss Grace Lawton .. 2.363 son County bank. men ox Medford as a good investment, They draw interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, payable the first of .Tune and the first of December. They mature in fire years. Bach bond has coupons attached, on presentation of which upon the dates on which it ma tures, ealls for the interest due. which will be paid by the trustee, the .luck- t warm tor every e. Bo the one to c exciting by poll ning week, this offer appear lis issue. Be sure thoroughly fatnil- he particulars of ffer of tin muke the contest mi. ing a big vote' the Full purticulurs o on another puge of and read them anil iurize yourself wiMijjl this, the uiggesrJW". contest. i To Subfc libera, Up until now youMissibly have been intending to help sor.e contestant; you have been waiting ior this contestant io ask you for your votes, or you have imihuhlv oiven vour promise; ,if so, this week is the time to get them in. Do not wait until pest week, expecting something better in the way of vote getting, for it is" positively' stated that nothing butter in the way of extra of fers will be given than the double votes. Help some one along now, for u lit tle, encouragement may be just what is needed. If yon say "No" to a i-nudi-j date thev uinv take this as a refusal un everybody's part and stop ining for the 'prima, or, on the other hand, if with a word of incoviragement. you iv,. them a few votis, or a year or two of votes, they will tnrt out with ...! ,.,.nrv. ami in tUis way yuu may be the means of gi""g to sonic the automobile. ! Votes Pilug Up. Votes are coming isto the office fast t i.verv d&-. and it you are not sending in 'vote! you bud better ib ,n v,.r laurels or you will tlnd ...if ' ( f the race when the final ' Changes are taking place in the ranks of the contestants touunuuu. ......... any one candidate holding the same po sition for more than a day or two at a reached that time. rru., ,,t,.t has now stage when the coJnnt. realize that they must make'TUT"'" count, and a number of tbm will materially increase their votes Juring ! f the double vote off . Things seem to 11 a l'"' q" 10 certain parts vt Dbtricte 4 and 3, but .ruSuaMn eonfrst-'of this kind the candidates are a little more .low u getting started the. they are in the EomeJown, but .. thmg tWy are there strong at the finuh, and we .r.,.t that this. contrwil, prove r .potion, and . we me "Ul Grant Pa. nv of the otn triets. C Do von rraliz fhort. limp befo, of the Contest ID selves T high as you the time is bi and every cont ber best in the and subscript 7J 5 n.i n Hi.-', 1 be surpnsinp go eitoer to AffbUDd or those din- luive only a til flip floae pdeem your are not an hnve them, W hoovpn each t in ana ao curing votes here yet re t hIiouM get not, at ibo h should and with i by good, h energetic and flub- and m:'BCHAR. rare well! $f your st4 pou wtir rielp, ntttp 3 i Miss J-.tln uunyou 1.9.)8 Miss XSellie Kvans Mies Emma Toner 25 DISTRICT NO. 2. Medtord, west of the Southern Pa cific track : Mrs. .lease Enyart 15,495 Miss Helen (Joss 16,100 Miss Cecil BoswelJ 6,953 .Visa Fannie Whitman 2,062 Mrs. Dr. E. B. Pickel. 1,136 Mrs. Ralph Clark 4 081 Mrs. Orin Davis 1,238 -li8s MteJIo Sanders 631 Miss Bessie Finn 625 Mrs. AV. H. Gore 588 Miss Mabel Kent 338 Miss Inez McKay 62 DISTRICT NO. 3. -Miss Lauru Ncuber, .lacksouville31,230 Miss Mary Peter, Jacksonville. .. 10,81 1 Miss Emma W'endt, Jacksonville 9,98.r Miss Maude Tucker, Jacksonville 9,291 Miss Leona Ulrich, Jacksonville.. 8,131 Mis. J. S. Boussum, Jacksonville. 3,786 Miss Molly Towne, Jacksonville 4,386 Miss Annie Rpicer, Jacksonville. 3,932 Mrs. Gladys Heard, Sterling 1,565 Miss Bertha Prim, Jacksonville. 1,483 Miss Maverua Kinney 1,286 Miss Ada Dunn, Jacksonville... 1,847 Miss Gretehen Puhl, Jacksonville 9,98 DISTRICT NO. 4. (entral Point, Eagle Point, Trnil Prospect, Woodville, Gold Hill, Wcllen Brownsboro and Josephine County .Miss Jennie Lewis, Eagle Point. 10,338 Mrs. Geo. E. Tex, Central Point,.. 7,983 .Miss Georgia Smith. Grants Pass 6,997 .Miss Lottie 'laylor, Eagle Point.. 11,954 Miss Daisy Dnngev, Gold Hill.. 6,."i32 -Miss Alta Fanner. Gold Hill... 5.981 .Miss Fannie Montgomery, Grants I ass , 5 29S Miss Kffie Grimes, Central Point 4,897 .Miss Addle Jones, Woodville.... 1,748 .Miss Hnttie Stepp, Dig Butte 1 Miss Ettu Williams, Central Point 1,068 Miss Mabel Peart, Cent nil Point, 1,03.8 .Miss Bessie Bell, Brownsboro 1,364 Miss Eva Tucker, Brownsboro.. 1 Miss Hallio Alexander, Cent. Pt. 1,172 .Mrs. May Grant, Gold Hill 797 Miss .Mary Olson, Central Point. 427 Miss Fern Oppenshain, Big Butte Miss Opal Herring, Talent 714 DISTRICT NO. 3. Phoenix. Talent, Ashland, Barron, twa-matn and Lake Counties, and Sis kiyou County, California: Mss Mabel Purson, Ashland 16,858 Mss Anna Beesou, Klnni. Falls. .15,298 Miss Murrel Morris. Ashland.... 8.892 Miss Clara Dnkin, Phoenix S.84S Miss Inn Ootman, Talent 4,691 Mist Kdnn Noil, Ashland , 8,391 Mrs. James Pellett, Talent 5.428 Miss iiazel White, Ashland 3,647 Miss Bertha Rose, Phoenix 3,167 Miss Ada Reynolds, Phoenix.... 1,918 Miss Addie Dunlap, Talent 1,897 Mrs. J. D. Evans, Phoenix 1,593 Miss Clara Rhodes, Ashland. Miss Lula Ward, Talent v Miss Retha Robbins. Phoenix Miss .fosie CaJlioun, Phoenix.... Miss Minnie Robinson, Talent. . Mrs. Blrfnche Pollard, Talent..., Miss Aoita Dodge, Talent 1,038 473 438 148 114 LOS AINOELE8 MEN MUST STAND TRIAL IN PORTLAND mains time, not 1 discouraged, for head of the 1 be determineuwv ;-thot thought gei rin. persistent work, co action, canvass for script ions, worth the prir.es TURAL Jididntc who works steadily ijr a daily gain it likely to win i so oat of) evry Minute count. and mnk too ia mont , Make the! : make eferr LUM ANOKLKS, rVb. 7. .Six ho Ango.es men Wnrr.'D Oillelen, presi dent of the Broadway Bank & Trust eompanv; R. W. Kfunv, eashier of the institution; Attorney Will D. Oould, Dr. David M, Goodwin. I. R. Myers aud (forge h. .S'arus were arrested by Deputy United fitiites mnrhnls today to answer to a eoniplaint filed against them June 2, lWflft, charging emnplirity in the Oregon land frauds. (Sillelf-D says he and Kenny simply loaned money to the Pacifie, Furniture k Lumber company, never meeting the men inrfjetet) f1t fraud in connect inn with the deal. New Cases. Hi:Un of Or-goa ts. Hbler Band; unit Witt dasgrwus weapga. O Wfcy the Bonds a xssmo. These old bonds are issued to raise mouey to enlarge and improve the print ing plant and to continue the publica tion in a better form of the Daily Tri bune and the Semi-Weekly Southern Oregoeian. i It is desired to make it still Detter. It is proving inadequate to handle the volume of business which the rapid growth of the cHv insures. It is desired to muke the daily cover all the towns of the Koguo River val ley and make it in every wuy a news paper that the entire vulley will be proud of. All of the mouey secured by the sale of these bonds will be invest ed in the property, all of which will be subject to the mortgage giveu as security for the bonds. Medford ia destined to be a large city, its daily a great newspaper worth many times the original investment. Medford Publishing Company. The Medford Publishing company is composed of reputable business men of Medford, who have backed their judg ment with their mouey. it is incorpo which only part has been subscribed. The balance is treasury stock. Of the rated for $10,000 cnpitul stock, of stock already issued, a majority is in the name of G. Putnam, editor and man ager. I here is no "water" in the stock, it nil represents money actually paid in. The by-laws of the company provide that the editor and manager alone is respeiiHible tor the editorial and business policy of the paper. The dircctois of the concern are the follow ing well-known business men of Med ford: W. J. Vnwter, F. Osenbrugge, .1. F. lieddy, If. C. Stoddard, C. R. Ray, G. Putnam. Ti. G. Smith mid J. h. Olwell. All of these gentlemen, with the exception of Putnam, took stock merely from a public-spirited stand point, to secure for Medford a good luily newspaper. None of t.hent exer cises jhiv control over the nohev of tne paper, Not a Speculation. Tf yon are looking for speculation, don't buy these gold bonds. They are not a speculation. They are an invest nieut. These gold bonds will not make yen , rich, but they will give you a good re-1 turn upon the money invested. Vou will not put in a dollar exitecting to get out ten dollars, for you won't do it. But you eon put in your dollar and be sure of getting it out again with good inter est also. Again, these gold bonds beat ouv scheme of hiding coin in tin boxes or stowing it away in safety deposits vaults. It keeps the money in circuit tion and helps muke times better, as well as encouraging u praiseworthy enterprise. It is to the iuvestlng, not the specu lating public that these bonds are of fered. The best financiers in the city recommend them. Tht Paper's Tntmt. A great future lies before this eoui- try, and before this newspaper. The j property is built upon business lines : and ruu upon business principles.. Its policy is progressive, forceful and in dependent. Its manager has hud many venrs experience in practical newspa per work. The newspaper projert,ies owued are bound to bw great news papers, because they represent the' hole people aud Atandiug for the peo ple, will be supported by the people, The daily has grown wonderfully since the present manager took charge. He i found a baukrupt institution with notb-' ing but debts, ill-will and prepaid circu lation. It was out of fnvor with the public and with the advertiser. Look at its e4umni today. H is in favor with both the public and the advertiser. The change has been wrought with but little money, in a very short space of lime. A still greater change will be wrought in the next tew months. A Heart-to-Heart Talk. "Regarding the policy of The Tri liuneQund Southern Oregoniao: They will always be run as independent, po litically and commercially. I have no persona) or corporate i ate rests to pro tect ae one te serve, except tLj gen trul piblic. it )S as I mi conaected NO TARIFF REVISION AT PRESENT SESSION WASHINGTON, Feb. u The pres ent congress will not apopint tt tariff commission. Revision of the tariff will bo undertaken next winter, in the short term. These announcements, in sub stuuee, were made by Chairmun Payne of the house committee on ways and means, in tho presence and with the tucit approval of Speaker Caunou, the occasion being a cull upon those ieudera by u tariff reviaion delegation from various parts of the oountry, comprising representatives of many of the biirireat manufacturing and industrial con. cerns in the United States, and headed by James W. Van Cleave of 8t. Louis, president of tho National AHHoeint.w.n I of Manufacturers; ex-Governor N. ,J. Hiiciieior of New Hampshire, and II. E.I Miles of .Racine, Wis., chairman of the j tariff committee of the National As-1 sociation of Manufacturers. ! THE LEGAL BLANK DEPARTMENT Of the Southern Oregonian is the best and most complete south of Salem PARTIAL LISf OF BLANKS Warranty Deed MorUnm. Long Rod Short Forms Satinfact'n of MgrtxtiI Tranifcr of Lien Power of Attorney Mechanic's Limn Water Ktsbt Uond for Deed REAL ESTATE Quitclaim DMd Moruraxe Lease With Ta Payment Provision Option to Buy Land Avent'a Contracts MISCELLANEOUS) Bill of Sato Liquor Licruie Forma Notice to Trespassers Creditor's Claim Axainst Estate Chattel Mortgage Acknowledgment Confession of Judgment Covers for Blanks FOR RENT, FOR SALE, FURNISHEDtROOMS, ETC. (on cardboard). MINING Placer LocatioD Bond for Deed Miner's Lien Summons Execution Judgment Transcript Commitment for Trial Search Warrant Quarts Location Water Right Oregon and U. 8. Forms Contract to Sell Deed Proof ef Labor JUSTICE OF PEACE Civil and Crlmhtal Subpoenas Attachment Underlining and Affl Garnishment davitfor Attachment Cost Bill Commitment for Fine Notice to Jurors Jury Order Civil Complaint Warrant for Arrest PROBATE Petitions for Letters of Administration, Administrator's, Executor's and Guardian's Bonds and Deeds; Order Sotting Apart Properly Exempt from Execution; Order Confirming Sale of Real and Personal Property Citation: Commiitsion to Appraisers; Letters of Administration; Inventory and Appraisement; Proof of. Will; Letters Testamentary. CIRCUIT COURT Attachment Undertaking and Affidavit Summons Notice of Garnishment for Attachment Cost Bill Grand Jury Subpoena Criminal and Civil Subpoenas Execution Indictment Search Warrant Transcript of Judgment Notice to Jurors A complete, up-to-date line of U.& LAND OFFICE. COUNTY COURT AND SHERIFF BLANKS. BIG POWER PLANT TO BE BUILT AT PEINE VILLE PUINKVILLK, Or., Feb. tf. H. V. H. V. (iutes of Hillsboro, president of the I'rineville UKht & Power company and several other lighting plants throughout the state, has given out that construction of an immense power plant at Lava Falls, on the Deschutes, six miles south of llend, will begin in the early spring. The plant is to bo com pleted within a year. It, is to cost $I'0,(HM) and will serve the towns of All printed after the latest and best forms, Cg3 Orders promptly filled at Portland prices. cj Give us a trial. SOUTHERN OREGONIAN MEDFORD OREGON Begin the New Year IN THE RIGHT WAY By Building A good start means much to you. (d, off on the nj;ht foot and keep going. Don't continue to throw money away by paying rent, when you can own your own home. How much did you pay out for rent during 1907? Stop and figure it out. What have you got to show for itt Nothing but a bunch of receipts. Suppose you had put this money into building a home arid buying a lot? You'd have something to show for your coin, wouldn 't you ? The same thing holds true iti the coining year. Are you going to waste your mazuma all year, and have 1908 net you noth ing but a living? Ask your wife about it, and see what she says. .Building is going to be cheaper this year than ever. You can buy practically at your own terms. "We sell all kinds of lumber everything needed in any kind of a house from a small cabin to a palatial mansion. We also sell Hooth-Kellv lumber. o Iowa Box and Lumber Co. o o o
