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THE MKDPORH DATJW TRFBUXE, MEDKORI), OT?., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1908. i iP J T I TP ! OFFICIAL DATA ONEATHEB iTIWUlUl U 1 I j AS SHOWN BY RECORDS A Live Paper in a Live Town. !'ublUlifl every evening except Sunday Med ford Publishing Company. O. PUTNAM, Editor and ManuQr. Admitted ua .Second Class Mutter in tht Post oft k-u nt Med ford, Oregon, Subscription Rates: O One month, by mail or carrier $0.50 1 One year, by mail Office of Voluntary Meteorological server, United States Weather Bu reau, .lacktmnville, Or,, Kelt, $, The THE SPIDER AND THE BUSINESS MAN. luck. I wain replied year. 17": partly cloudy Answer t( Correspond ,-lotid v ldfi The lowest temperature this present winter was 2" degrees above. When Mark Twain was editing the Virginia City Enterprise, writing copy one liny and milling the next, lie tried many wayn to drive home the fact that "it. pays to advertise." One day he reeeived a letter fro ma subscriber Hay ing tint he had found a pirler pressed between the pages of i!h paper. lie wanted to know whether this signified tood or bad through the cms column as follows: "tild Subscriber. The finding of a Hinder in your copy of the Enterprise was mil her good hick nor bad. The spider wn merely looking over our pages lt find nut what, men-haul was iid advertising in them, so that he eotihl y in his web across the door and h ad a I - ee and mill in urbed existence fore vi r after. ' ' It is only by judicious advertising t lint I he business mini can hope to keep the .spider's Web otf his door. There are t hose who say business is lull now. "Wait until the spring trade opens and tln-n I will advertise." Pro crastination i" not only a thief of time, but. it is a most lethal foe to business. The spring iuhIi never comes to the man who waits. If your business is dull, make it better by careful adver tising. The men who accomplish things in I hi 4 world are the men who1 do it now. When the successful business man finds trade dull he makes use of his time in thinking up a line of catehv ads. If your business m not what, it ought to be, try advertising it iH the only tonic for a weak busiiies following data are based on official ob servations for IS yearn and up to Jan uary 1, l!i0i. At Jacksonville station the annual rainfall ranged from 17. 'id inches in to 41.7 inches in IM'M; the average annual rainfall being H7.72 5.00 inches. The urecii.itation is ircntcst during the months of November and Kebruary inclusive, and least during July, A ugiisl and September. Mean temperature December HH de grees; January, il"; February, 41. Mean minimum temperature Decem ber, 'Al degrees; January, .'10; Febru ary, :n. A verage number of days each year with temperature above 00 degrees, 20; average below HO degrees, 74. Average number of days with precipitation, 12; average number of clear davs each fr"; entirely LUXURIOUS TRAINd FOR EXCURSION One of Finest Equipped Specials Ever Seen in West for Spokane Tourist: n Arrive in Medford Sunday Af)noon Two Hundred on Their Way. An ic i ehaug' Icq Gorge Causes Flood, DILLON VII, LK. .. Feb. goige has caused I'mt creek to its course, flooding t l.e lower t h town. Fifty families escaped from tlie'rr homes in boats and horses. Two I'olish boys and one girl were drowned. The last word in limirv. vith mod ern conveniences and comforts that no other special train ever run over the o Shasta route, from Fort land to Los Angeles, ever had, the Inland Empire Special, will attract a great deal of in terest on its way south through Med ford, not only bi cause of the commer cial interest in the journey, but from railroad men as well. Fmler the per sonal direction of William McMurray, general passenger agent for the Jlurri- e!0te entertainment is J.ciug planned for the Q while in thaHcity. Flowers will be bent up the line to the special train, ami while there they will be shown abou'(t)iC city ami entertained at the I'ortl.'rfrt hotel and the Commer cial cQ, v Ashland people send word they will shower the visitors with flowers and give ( hem cider to drink. Medford wants the party to leave the train and take an automobile ride about the near by country, rejoining the special train at Ashland. The special train will reach Portland on the morning of February S, and after remaining there all day ill leave the same night on its way south, reaching .Medford Sunday afternoon. The visitors wilt be furnished with packages of postal cards, stamped and ready for mailing, each having colored views of Portland ami its harbor. Cards are to be distributed to merch-1 ants and others for display in show ( windows bearing words of welcome to the visitors. NOTES OF ASHLAND. OlfDIXAXCE No. MU puis A CORRECTION. (Hie of those inexplicable typograph ical errors that freipiently niar the col umns of a newspaper and make serious articles absurd, occurred in yesterday's Tribune, vheri a line was lost from the nrlicle written by Hie ev. Ilcnter. The article read: "Now, Mr. Editor, I am a very busy man and have no time to reply to a man who writes a lot ol irrelevant mat t'-r. I his was made to read Mr. Editor, I am a very busy man who! writes a ol of irrelevant matter." For all of wliirh the Tribune humbly I lipnlogi.. s. ' ' An Ordinance regulating and licens ing the business of real estate agents and brokers in t he ( ity of Medford, )regon, and providing a penalty for the violation thereof. The People of the f'jty of Medford do ordain as follows: Section 1. It is hereby declared to be unlawful for anv person to conduct. j engage in or carry on the busim sof la real estate agent or real estate bro ! Iter or solicitor within the Citv of Medford, On 'gon, without first obtain ing from the City Recorder of said city a license so to do, nad paying to said Recorder for such license t lie sum of : fifty dollars ($.iii.uii) per vear in ad-1 vame. Section L A real estate broker or real i state agent, within I he meaning of this ordinance, is defined to be one who negot iates or solicits t he sale or purchase of real property belonging to ! others for hire or commission or other coiupensat ion. Section 'A. Any person, convicted in j t he Recorder 's court in said city, of : viola t ing t he provisions of t his onli- nance, or any of them, shall be pun NoW, : .l,.!!.,. ..,. ( i i 'i dollars, ami sh;:ll pay the costs of the prosecution, and in default of payment uf such line or costs, or both, shall be i in prison -d in t !n city jail one day man lines in this territory, not a de tail lia- been overlooked to make every arrangement compleh for tli;- pleas ure of the Southern Pacific's guests. Many t hi tigs that t he passenger would never think of have been oro end onvided by the companv. Outside of the entertainment to be offered the excur sionists at every point on their long journey, the appointments of the train are such that royalty itself could not excel it in luxury. The value of the palatial Pullman cars that will carry the excursion is very large. They are of the must mod ern and comfortable pattern. The money value represented by the train of cars is over $L'ilj,iJfm. Fare for the trip will cost the travelers $UU, ii, but it is estimated they will spend outside of this figure on the average floii each while away, making $3I,immi additional. The special telephone sys tem installed in the (rain for the con venience of passengers represents a value of $.-)0(. There will be a $1(100 automat ic piano on board. These fig arcs do not include the wages of the i peopie on oonni i no j ram, whose only duty it will be to look after the comfort of the guests of the Southern Pacific, nor the engine crews that will haul the train on its way outh. Find for the locomotives and cost of oper ation are not included in the above fig ures, so that the amount of money rep resented in t his excursion from Spo hane to Eos Angeles will total an enor mous su. There will be 'Jim i excursionists, and from the first city they reach on their way until they arrive at the most south erly point on the trip they will be of feivd hospitality by the people. Port land proposes to be the first to extend (the residence of h a welcome ami send tin- Spokane people' Micks, on Eibertv si COMMUNICATIONS. Water for Medford. E litor Dnily Tribune: The t'ilsl offer f I for each J.mi of such fine and costs ! r -maiuicg unpaid. j Sect ion L All ordinances and parts i-.f lodiiuinces in conflict herewith are i Ir ! e 1 1 v repeiiltd insofar as thev conflict Mr. ami Mrs, H. Silver entertained n nmber of their friends Tuesday eve ning ol this week, the occasion being the t-4 lebration of their crystal wedding anniversary . I he evening was spent in neighborly sociability and games, af- ti r which delicious refreshments were served. Mrs. Silver was t h- recipient of several handsome pieces of cut glass. A very enjoyable time was spent by all. Tlmse present were Mr. and Mrs. Shoe maker, Mr. and Mrs. Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Silver. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon. Mr. and Mrs. Mall, Mr. and Mrs. Wenuer. Mr. and Mrs. Oillette, Mr. and Mrs. Voting. Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Burns, Mrs. liachelor, iss Powell, Misses Madaleine, Kathleen and "Solid" Silver, Master Powell, Masters Oscar and Harry Sil ver. The funeral of Nial St rat ton, who died at his home on Iowa street in this city, Tuesday. February 4. took place t his afternoon at 2:. 'in o 'clock. Serv ices were conducted at the Congrega tional church by Itev. Mr. (Jreen, the pastor, and interment was in Mountain; View cemeterv. I The deceased had been a resilient of this city for a number of vears ami was ! highly respected, lie was aged h'7 years '2 mouths ami 1 1 days. , Flavins J. Hicks died at his late res-1 idenee on Liberty street, Wednesday, February o, having reached the ad-j vanced age of S7 years, 1 month and , l"i days. Mr. Kicks was born in Ohinj and spent his early manhood in South-' era I ndiana. He was a pilot on t he Ohio and Mississippi for many years i in the balmy duy-t of the river steam-; ers. He came to Ashland -'A years ago. j The funeral services will be held from brother, J. M. t, Fridav. Feb- j SPREAD THE NEWS Colonists' Rates Colonist Rates from all points East to Oregon from March 1 to April 30, 1908 The Southern Pacific Railroad Announces that rates in effect March 1, 1908, will be $38 from Chicago, $35.30 from St. Louis, Mo.; from Missouri Eiver common points, Coun cil Bluffs to Kansas City, Mo., including also St. Paul, Minneapolis, $30; from Denver, Colorado Springs and Puoblo, $30. For further infonnation call on or address A. S. EOSENBAUM, Agent, Medford, Or. .J. K. KXVAKT.Pre.si.l cat. .1. A. 1'KliKV, Vice -President. JOHN' S. OHTir, Cashier. W. B. J.U'K.SOX, Ass t Cashier. The Medford National Bank MEDFORD, OR. CAPITAL. SURPLUS. .$."50,000 . 10,000 Safety Boxes to Rent. A General Banking Business Transacted. Xc Solicit Your Patronage THE SIGN OF SAFETY 1ST NATIONAL BANK OF MEDFORD CAPITAL, $50,000 ALUAV.S CONSKKVATIVK, ALWAYS SAFE with o...l wishes. An lit ::io ,,. Win. S. Crowd!, President. Ceo. W. Dunn, 2,1 Vice-President. P. K. Deuel, Vice-President. M. L. Alvc.nl. Cashier. Driu Cranl'iud. Assistant Cashier. u a ,-r re:u wi i . . ... . . . ,, . . "- wi-vi- s omiiiaiicf. Il II"' l si . I In l.ilti.u n-L' I' t inlll , , . ; I in i i'"mii in il mi;i iici- w:is i;issiii ' l.v tlie ( ity r n il l-Yl.rmiry I. Tr.iu 1-ri.l . r i 1 1 tr ".'iv." Olwell ' :i t . " Mel rii-1: "rive." Wnrllilan :.ve." LilVrt "aye." Ilnfer .iliseut. '' ...r..ve,l tVl.ritarv I. Hm. ,'" j .1. I'. l.'KDDY. "" liesl: Mnynr. M. COLLINS, I Kecnl. r. :i ICi iiu ril ,,,iiit uf ieu ; l-'il.l .Ml . -..- ,.v:i'iin I. ,n n.-:i ill :i iti-ii-'' -'iii'l '!e!i ;ii, i : i.r l.-. i-i nl..-iiiii:ili ,1 l, 1 1-I'iisi -, us ileml li-ll ini.t ..I I.. I .l.-c::v iir; I, ,.-,( fry ii'elit- tlie ;l i uinl mi iilli:iti :ni liiMiive Hie i-i i II I n Ml ll.'i I ii m rr.,iii i;illiu i II 1 1 lul, t.-rin t'i'llllil ill wntel'. Si--.iC,l 'I'll,- -.Lite !,;.,,! ,.r .. i, h ; n n i-iH.-f- r I i. in Ii v. :i I. r -ii'ii-! v lit II j S.M.I-; Ol' Ml NIOIPAL IIONDS. 'I'llil.l -I'll, .-XI. -I.H.- I" ( nine null i il I. .li:lt" In -i.pi.ly lie- ,le Cnnrlli 'I'l - .nil':.-;, ,,il hi ! ,, , i I live, Ill In- ,,1'fii-e iif the , it V -e,-., lii-nr en .1- I in nil .,,s,-s (,,-,-,l .-ill .. .... :. . .... it in sum en e. nut n l nesilav. I- ehrunrv . Il C' le is ll'i'tiil' I'l.Ui r 1.. cull , , ,. . , , ,. ., , . 1 - Is. Ilins. ,-i Ii n ,-lii. U p. in., nr i- .ur li.-i-,- el' . In, mm in ten vi-nr, "i1- per Nellie.! I.r.ii.ns.lls will l.e I ive.l I . V e city en inn il i.l' tin- city nf Meilfnril, II, .'It tlie ..I'fii-e the , il V nvi.ril Deviled Ham and Relishes l.';,'. I i . . .... --anitaiv le.xii with in tlll.llSIIII.I n. 1-. s. A I l liis .' i rent .-imij.."!! I. mi. N i.f sni.l city, in ie j i. n . .. v.-i.-il, ;.,,;.,. ,,i- i.-. ,,,-t, i,.,V..i "' I'""' " -i-i : ii. i.-.. i. . " '': iin.i.i.i! v i ,- , ,;. ,-r lllll-lje. Let lis emeii.e tie- serv i.-.s ,,'. ' ' , . - . .- . , ,-in ..in. .in. i iiii;n it. .. i.-i- cent in me .'im.tiiiit i.t' such I. ill. .:iy:ihle tn the city nt' Me.lt. .I-.I. Illnl sni.l citv cnillieil re smile itee-ly . .-Mil I i I I.r I.. .1. ini.nsl in t t'.n- lis. I will j.riy my li;ile. im. A. It. SWKKT. M,, If,. nl. I'.-l.. 7. I'-ii's. ARE YOU OOINO SOUTH llie i'l.t t. reject any ir all I. Ids l'iile.1 at Mi. It'.. nl. Or.-i.'. .ii. .Iiiniinry :'.!. puis. ItKN.I. M. COLLINS. ON SPECIAL EXCURSION?, -.M , ilv n,.,.r,,.r 1 Iv i!h Iirlp kii mit I u:is ,-it it iiii'ty the ntln r nilit am! a lot of you ii x jirls wen- yuyin' :in old l;i-ln-lnr ;uul rliiuy liiiu wliy hcM nrvrr m;irriol, ctr. mj trails; tlntst nl-1 j,rai;s altout ' ' inarry inj in lia!.' ami ri'i'-ut inn in Smith I:ikota." nnI tliiT" lti'iui; "just as fish in llu- sea as have cvpr hern caught," wln-n ouc of the twirls riMiiarkorl: " Ditl it ever occur to you that tin' Itait mifjlit pt stalo whili you wen angling for thi'iu ?" in a nlins; for customers we nevrr allow th bait tn yt't stale arouiul this shop. Y; t in new yumls liy most every express these iavs. The Itoss Relieves ill Ueepiuj; the slock riltr up tit the inhmte. so that if yon read in any uf the maaiiit h or home journals of a new fond product or relish of any kind you can come riydit to this store ami see the article for yourself. We just jfot in a big lot of l'n dirwood's famous lieviled Warn ami Sardines. We are hendtpiarlers for relishes. They cer- ml pit nty if your appetite is a little backward. MILLER & EWBANK Desirable and Advantageous That it is .1. sil.-il.le II, l,,-,vc III) neei t Willi The .l:icl,s..n Oi.uillv Lank, snl.je. t tn iMir ciiecli. is amply sliuwn l.v the str.-iimh f t,j's . ..iien.-itni- I,:,,,!. in- institution. ,-in. tlint it is ,v(,nt, , yi.ii. is pr.iven l.y tl- o.v.-ellent facilities , i-ffici.-iit service which reli.lel- yen. YiMir ncconnt H respect fully ilivilcl, JACKSON COUNTY BANK MEDFORD. OREGON. State Depositary. Established 1838. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS SI 15,000.00 He ,11 tie- . I. ... I Snmli.i i,tl,,i, , '- '','-:.:s- have :,nil extra 3 'cluck ami see I lie Inlnn.l I -In .i re ,., , v , ,, , pippins, snilnlile to re "I sl"';-;"" "" - : I" tt ipl.-iut lie tie,- Inn,- ilieil. L. Ii. wliniiy si. nth (steps here :il' niiiuites). :in,,.r I'lien l.-iiu ..IM nan-..- nl II, .1 p.-! ninl , ... ,-t i.-i.U I.. I..II..H :i I.it.r t.. Nii'l'lri: TO I l iNI'l.'All'OIJS. tlie siiiuiy .sunt Ii tl.es Aii-.-l. K.iiiiu! . trip. .t I. tickets e 1 r,- ;:u ,, s, s,,.,,,,,1 ,iir lhl. ,,,,,.,.,!, ,,x slup nil' a- inn pleas-, ,,iMili,.ii -,,i-l via ,1" the iller in.'lili Tins is ti,,- ..ppi.rt, null ,.f a lil'.-t f,m . eater plant K'ieisi.le axe nl III! linln ai'l "f lew rale. It' veil Weill. I ,,, s, i,., il, sti-,-.-l -..el ..ti K.-i.-i.tli '! I" ' 1 '"' '" ""' ' si t west t .1 stre.t will I.e i,-c.-ie.l a '"' ' 1 " 111 ' !' "' . tli . ity ..im.-ii ..f the ( in ,.f Me, i me t.. ma1,,- Hi.- Hip ,-,,! (ii,,.,,, , , i; vick p. in.. Pel. re. n Is, ll'i'V How a Llhraiy Ilellril the Boys. S), .., .;,'., is niav l.c seen at tl f j As the .tiililleli l,ae i-r.iwil lip since I'l.-e et' the l ity Ii. I.ler. i our library was e.lablishc.t, it ii won- A'i l.iiN must I.e a.-cmpani. .1 l.y a' I. l 1 III In.n tli. ll ,1. man. Is ',, I ks .eil M.-.l ,1 k e.pi.il tn ". per cent ..if hae i..,e. A l... in Ins casual I In- am.. net In. I. .an.! the sit. ce-ssl'nl l.i.l nailing tin. Is s,.i, pal ti, nlar l.ian.h ..t' il. r 1.. furnish n l.en.l tapial In lh per lu.li. in sei.ii, ,,. in. , let,,., s. ait nr p.. I i i i nl .-I tlie ....ntia. t pii.e. t assure ttl.-s. .!ii,l, :,i..i-s vl.-p,,,. ,,,st, int. e I tailll an.l flj.. taitlltlll pert.lnn .-! la'-uli' aw , lie i. n sal,, . Ins si, u i,., .-iii.l am-e of the work. his plus a,,. I hois to the lil.ia. to Hi, Is v.,11 1. r.voi.o.l for i-ithfr llu POLITE ATTENTION to all of our patrons. We would be glad to have you give us a call. Our delicious chops and steaks, gam.-, fish, and shellfish are cooked in a manner that mako them linger in the memory as well as tickle the palate. Our eggs are fresh laid, eur meats are t nder, our codecs and teas of exquisite flavor and our wines excellent. When you wish to eni.-y a g..cd meal come to The Nash Gafe THE SECRET nf why our l.r.-ad is in Bch demand fur its fine quality, lightness and most delicious fnvor js t,.lt jt js IIW1(ju frum choice winter wheat and hy the best methods known in baking to give tut tritiou anil enjoyment of eating at the same time. If you are not using Van llorilenberg Urns.' bread, try it. Medford Steam Bakery MEDFORD TEA and COFFEE HOUSE We sell Epplry's Perfection Baking Powder and Buckeye Extracts noted for their ftrength and purity. 2'. WKST SKVKN'I'li STU'KKT. Mi i l.ASHAN .ll'NKKN - - Proprietors i,, , l.i ,ar e.,.. tli,- il. a . i.l '..i , ,,.. .,,a,v l,.,s I,,..,, . a. I a. 1. 1 l.,..s I, iv e I.,', .t.l.l, , ,, ii. ..I . I. . : i'i . -1 . i ii.- L.v. w n. 1- s. I. l. ciapl i ins I'i- !. I- i" p.,i. s. I.?, I., . puis;. , ., t an" ' L's'.' .Sal., ... I, I ,, al, s,., :1, ..,.,., ,. ,,,, ipiestniiis. an.l -!?il (I,,- I '. . .I,. .. l.a.li- -a ! all ilelnan.ls. N. n s,.,l.i, ,ls al.. tie- n.-iv call, ,1 ;0 :,.,. , . il I ' s ,....t I , l'.,,l,.,,;,l ....el,t - Iti aier : V - Ai'n-. P. n. l A all. m or la I'll.- liclit is mi: III.. pip. both. f.serie.l l.v the Citv ""a il t,. I. l... t an .-I ail hi.1V H il. ,1 M. ,1 l'i.r.1. Or. noli. I'.b. I'.. pl.lv 111 N.l i HI. I. INS. l-'s'.' l it v lie, -order. I' t ta -s,., i V- "f " I'M .-. IL Mill .... . SI ."I R. W. GRAY. Builder ( '( )J .( ). I A 1 . 1 )!( 1 1 V( M,' K. i 1 1 1 .J AN l LATH WOUU. i'ATTKlfNS. Kir. TKLKl'IKJNK 171. MKIRi;r.Ott. E K I N RESTAURANT OI'KN'S SATrK'DAV, JAXUARV IS. 1 !I KAK FAST. 23 CENTS. FROM 6 TO 1 1 O'CLOCK. CHOP KU FA' AND NOODLKN TO ' MIDNIGHT. P!N"Ni:iM''K()M tl OTIjOCK A. M. TO t O'CLOCK P. M. 22 C Street, Medford O o o o o O O O o o o o o o o o o o o o
