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About Medford daily tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1906-1909 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1908)
THE MEPFOKT) DATT.V TTUlirXR ME.n.--QRl). Ott.. SATURDAY. FE1RFAIY S, wns. J! Miss Retha Robbins, Phoenix 43S Miss Josie Calhoun, I'hoeuix. . . . 14S Miss Minnie Kobinsou, Talent. . . . 114 Mrs. Blanche Pollard, Talent.... 77 Miss Anita Dodge, Talent 25 that. "MO FRUIT TREES. Surplus stock, ol,0 liartlcet pears, 200 Do Augon, 2.1.000 Spitzcuherg, 9000 Xewtowu, 1000 Crawfords (early peach), 800 Muir pi aches, 600 Elbcrtas. Inquire of L. B. Warner. t Special Embroidery Sale Concentrated Effort-And Determination Win Out. Ladies, attention! Oon 't fail to see the new assortment of China Silk and Kinbroitlery Waists. "The Big Store," Deuel 4v Kentner's. 27S AT VAN DYKE'S BUSINESS CARDS. HAVE CUT THIS OUT. MEDFORD TRIBUNE AND SOUTHERN ORE GON I AX GRAND PRIZE CONTEST ONE VOTE. Good for TWENTY-FIVE VOTES when used as a nomination blank. FOB DISTRICT NO This Coupon, cut out and mailed to the Contest Department, or depos ited in the ballot box at the Tribune Oj flee, will count as one vote for the i.idy whose name is filled in. COUPONS SHOULD BE SENT FLAT, NOT ROLLED OR FOLDED With only a lew more weeks ri-riiiiiii-iuj; until the close of the contest, it behooves every imp who has any inten tion of winning one of the beautiful and valuable prizes ill the Tribune "s vot ing enntost to get busy. Get Busy Means This. Yon have put in numbers of hours iluring the last few weeks in securing subscriptions and vote) from your nu merous friends and they have the idea that you intend winning one of the Tribune's prizes; otherwise they would not have given their subscription to you, but would have given them to sonie ,.ne else who seemed more determined, so now it is up to you to make good the intentions displayed to them. You do not want to di-courage your friends by standing back now when the race is just begun, do you .' Should say not; but what you waul to do is this: Stick until the end and show them that you are no quitter. People do not like those who are "quitters" and give up simplv because someone in their district has a few more votes than they, but thev like to sec thou- who display the sticktoitivenoss to stay at all hazards and win out in the fa f defeat. No One Has the Advantage. At this stage id' the game, as the race has just begun, and a lady at the bot tom 'of the list can. during tlii. next week, secure enough votes to pass the lenders and lead a merry chase the rest of the way. providing she had the reso lution to buck uo the determination. perseverance and tact arc needed on a contest of this character, and to give up in despair because the first on- from whom you asked a subscription r. I'lio-l. dlspluvs 11 f I hose 1(11:1 1 il i. that to make the sin ssfu! business Think it tie- time to many tliou-el.-d if V"U With the Think It Over. ,ver and tie " act. ?.' is make up fr lost tin.-, ami ,,K of vot. i can In- gath ivill only try. lellble Votes in off flMtll new until the middle of next we k the contestants have their best opportunity of the contest. Those who mav at the present time be back in the list n good deal can with a very little effort over come any lead that the others ma." have at taiued. Two for One. Two for one on anv subscript ii n you mav bring into tin office from now- un til Wednes.lav. Pebruary l'J: finnn on a vear's subscription in-tead of Iff!" lis h rotoforo. will soon make a big differ once in the standing of auv candidate. Ml that is required is a little nerve, en- erov and aggressiveness on the part of the contestant. Seventeen Prizes. To 17 ladies in the five districts, and each and every prize well worth t lie ef fort to strive for. Pick out the prize von no"! desire and then go after it with a determination that will brook of no defeat. Keep af ter it with n persistency that will land yon among the prizewinners at tin- final count. Thousands of Votes, still remain to be secured in this city and the surrounding territory. Th-re are any number of people who are simp lv waiting for some enterprising con testant to come along with nerve enough to request their votes, and the vrst one to ask for those votes will get them. A genlcnian came into the Tribune office and when nskcil who he was sup porting in the contest he made the re plv that he was going to assist the vest ladv who came along and nsked I. im for liis votes, lie went on to state that if a lady did not have energy enough to ask for subscriptions and votes she was not ib-serving of a prize, and that if by the .nd of the contest no one had asked him for his votes, well and good. lb- struck the mark when he said that "th" l.r.1 helped those Who helped t ll"lll ! I C, " There is v.-ry little change in the Standings of the candidates in this eve. liing"s issue. In District No. 2 Miss II, 1. n l oss ooo over the ;n.iiilii mark. Miss foss. if hard and conscientious work and numerous friends count for nevthing. will make it very iutereJting for some of Mie other eoetestan's in the race for these valuable prizes. Ill Distriet No. 4 Miss Lottie T.T-lor makes n phenomenal gain, having polled over 7'too votes yesterday. This gives jMiss Taylor the lead in her district, land she says that now that she has so- cured it she docs not intend to reliu j quisli it without a struggle. Howev er, Miss Taylor had better not rest on her 'oars at the present time, as there are several other candidates in the same dis trict that are also doing all in their power to gain the coveted position. Keep Up the Good Work. Those of the contestants who have a substantial vote to their credit now must keep up the good work in order to hold their position, now that they have secured it. If not, there will be some of the other candidates pass them, Xow that the double vote offer is on, however, it gives the former the same opportunity to maintain their lead, and it is up to them to do so. Keep up the work of securing votes and subscriptions and the ones who lead will- have no regret for so doing at the -nd of the contest. DISTRICT NO. 1. Medford, cast of the Southern Pacific track: Miss Browning Purdiu I7,lp:t Miss liladys Wilson PJ.7SH Mrs. P. .1. McMahon H.IKIS Miss Grace l.awton !i.:iK7 Miss Kiila Jacobs O.OSd Miss Nellie Dressier -I.llli Miss (irace Whitehead .'i.7sl Mias P.-niice I'aiueror. o.IPP Miss Klla liunvou 1,P.",S Miss Nellie Kvans 25 Miss Kmma Taner 2.j DISTRICT NO. 2. Medford. west of the Southern Pa cifie track: Miss Helen loss 'J'l.-M.l V i'-.. .i. -s Cnvart lo.io'J Miss l oci posvvell .!--,:! Miss Kanaie "h it eia u .".mis Mrs. Palpi! i "lark 4.'isl Mrs. oi-in Davis l.:!K Mr-. Or. 11. Ii. Pii-kel 1.1.-., M:-s Sulla Sanders fi:!l Miss fiessie 1': ii u fi2o Mrs. W. II. (o.r, fjss Mi.s Mal.-I Kent :i::s Mis Inez McKay DISTRICT NO. 3. Miss l.ain-a Neuber, Jacksonville. ol.l'i.i Miss Mary P. ter. Jacksonville. . bt.sp.. Miss Knima Wendt, Jacksonville. 11'.1. is.", Miss Maude Tucker. Jacksonville. 1 1 I i Miss l.eoiia Vlrich. Jacksonville. . N.pll Mrs. J. S. Houssnm. Jacksonville fi.7s7 Miss Molly Towne, Jacksonville. 4.o!2 Miss Annie Spicer, Jacksonville. :t,Po'J Miss Cretchen Pull!. Jacksonville. 2. Pits Mrs. Gladys Heard, Sterling l.olio Miss P.ertha Prim. Jacksonville. 1,4s:! Miss Maverna Kinney PL'sli Miss Ada Dunn. Jacksonville... 1.M7 DISTRICT NO. 4. i'entral Point. Kaglo Point. Trail. Prospect. Woodville, Gold Hill, Wellen. Brownshoro and Josephine rounty: Miss Lottie Taylor. Kngle Point .. l' Miss Kftie Grimes. Central Point. P-'.ii'O Miss Jennie Lewis. Luglc I . .iut . 1 1 .:.:; Mrs. Geo. p. Tex. Central Point .. Il'.'is;', Miss Fannie Montgomery, Grants E. L. BALCOM. New West Side Confectionery Fruit ston candies, nuts, cigars, tobaccos, fresh fruit in season. Near Hotel Moore. Medford, Or. R. R. HAMILTON, M. D.t Physician and Surgeon. Successor to Dr. K. S. DeAnuond. Office in Kitter-Dunlap Block. Phone ts:t. Wm. M. Colvig, Medford, Or. COLVIG & DURHAM, Attorneys-at-Law. Geo. H. Durham, Grants Pass, Or. WM. W. P. HOLT. M. D, Physician and Surgeon. Eaglo Point, Oregon. 4 Grdat Special Lots A 9c, 15c, 25c, 69c Per Yard See Window Displays No Fire in the Kitchen Range No Hot Water in the Bouse Then is the time you ap preciate the convenience of ELECTRIC WATER I ii 'its """""" ''vTXsu. IIIC ...Mil. .. , 'Iff. socket uuu turn the switcu PINT, QUART, TWO QUART AND LARGER SIZES Pint Size is specially :e!aptcd for r.urcr- Clean fCO,0. Simple Sale iV)J ,,ral5,c ( t ! ! OUR Oi-VICE I Coudor Water and Power Co. IMiMiu; H.",. Office on Seventh Street. ()i'msitf the Hitf Klnctri" iStpn. OneMore Chance Only, to get a Good Sized Tract of Laud near Medford Cheap; only Per Acre Many are looking for tracts to divide. This is by far the best chance at the right price. Don't wait until some other fellow buys this and then scold your wife because you did not seize the opportunity FOR SALE BY- C. H. PIERCE & SON MEDFORD. OREGON i'i 1,171 427 Mi.s (iooiia Smith, IJrants Pass li.!i!7 Mis .Mta l':inii.T. Col.l Hill i',.!p- Miss Daisy Diuiu.y. Colli Mill.. Miss A, I. li'o .lon. s.'WooiU illo o.-l!is Miss llnttio Stopi. Dig llntto 1,L'72 Miss l-:tta Williams. (Vntrnl l'oint l.lllis Miss Mal.ol IVart. (Vntral Point l.n:ts Miss Hi-ssie lli-ll. llrovvnslioro l,:ir,t Miss Kva Tm-kiT, I'.rovvnshoro . . Miss Ftallio Alixainlor. Cent. I't, Mrs. May (Irant. Col.l Hill Miss Mary Olson, Contral l'oint. Miss Kern Optonain, Hiff Itntto Miss Opal Ilprring, Talrnt DISTRICT NO. 5. Phoenix. Talent, Ashlan.l. Harron. Klamath ami I.ako t oimties. ami tis kiyon County. California: Miss Maliel Parson. Ashln,,,! Miss Anna lieeson. Klnm. I'alN K.lna X. il. A-lilii txl Mnrrel Morris. Ashlaml . . .lames Pell.-tt. Talent I iki ( latinan. Talent clnra Dal;in, Phoenix... Hazel Whit... AsMan.l 714 A OneStory Firick Build ing 50x80. A snap if taken at once. EASY TERMS. See .C.Brown PALM BLOCK The Nash Hotel and Grill Only first class house In tho city. Absolutely the flnist grill botwcon Portland and San Francisco. A spoclalty Is mado of oysters, shell and other fish. All meats used arc cold storage government Inspected. Catorlng in all its branches. MiS Miss . n;72 . ni.:io(i . 1 1.. 'to I . p.07 . ,4JS . II. Hi's . .'..Ms . 4.117 Miss liertha Rose, Phoenix 3.1H7 Mis. A. la rtevnoLK p ,,ix. Miss A. Mi. Dnolati. Talent... M-. .'. H. Kvant.'1'ho.nix Mi-s I !ara Hh...i. Ashlanl. Miss I. nla War.l. Talent 1 1 s 1!7 1 l.n.-.s 473, MEDFORD TBA and COFFEE HOUSE We pell Eppley's Perfection B-k:t.' Pov.-dc-r and Buckryc Extract noted for their strength and purity. L'lfi WKST SKVKNTH STI.'KKT. M-(M.ASHAN k .II NKKX - - I'nni.-toi-s CATALOG HOUSES ARE NOT MERCHANT TAILORS Tliey drain the towns of moiiej. and neither tfive the tit, style nor distinction f your clothes thatlyour own city tailor can. PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY The clothes I make are the kind that "carry distinction," that licspeak the man, that keeps yotir money at home and are superior in every detail to the "sweatshop" goods of catalogue houses. KEEP iOUR MONEY HOWE EIFERT The City Tailor FRENCH DRY GLEANING AND REPAIRING N,o,riN Medford o o o o o o o o o
