Medford daily tribune., February 17, 1908, Page 2, Image 2

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THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OR.. MOXDAY. FEBRUARY 17. 1008.'
Medford Daily Tribune
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Medford Publishing Company.
G. I'L'TNAM, Klitor and Manager
Admitted as ht-coud Clans Matter in
the I'riHtoffiee at Medford, Oregon.
Subscription Bates:
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NORMAL NEWS NOTES.
CORPORATE GREED AWAKE.
ny preconcert iri arrangement, -verv
machine politician, every hurt huh news
paper, fvt-rv hanger-rm of the old re a
ime, every corporation rorrnptioriist in
Oregon in now Mounding the anvil choniK
against Htatertient -No. 1. It is hut th
opening wedge in the fight to diHtruy
ine rule or me people ami restore th
reign of political d)'huii(-Ii-rv, to under
mine the reforms that the people, of Or
egon have painstakingly enacted into
law.
If the reactionaries Hticceed in over
throwing .Statement No. and popular
election of I'nited States sonators it
thereby rendered impossible, the direct
primary and the initiative and referen
dum will next be attacked, and all the
ad vanre made for popular rule m un
done.
The fanin leaders and interests attack
ing the rule of the majority as expressed
in niaietnent ao, 1 are cursing Koose
velt for daring to attack the wealth v
malefaetfirs of Wall street. The same
reactionaries, who represent greed, cor
ruption and special legislation for the
benefit of the few at the expense of
the masses, who curse this government
wiin irusr rule, are now battling all
along the line against every encroach
ment of corporation rights bv the peo
ple or in behalf of the peopl'e.
"Kternal vigilance is the price of hu
man liberty." Only by constant watch
fulness can popular government be
maintained. Hince its first davs the
enemies of the republic have bc-'n con
-tantly alert, seeking special privilege.
Thev would barter awav the wealth of
a nation so that u few mav fatten on
the toil of the many, and have thu
ereated a class of nver rich, whose su
premacy is threatened onlv bv mimi
Jar government.
It is impossible to corrupt the people
"f an entire state. It fs tmt jl((,MHj((.
-orn pr ht,,t(. , ,fa t r(1 T)
"if.niyiioio or corporal
me i mteii States is th
.MiMt Orra Patrick led the V. W. C.
A. in its usual meeting Wednesday.
The 'oiigrehnioiial Literary society
postKned its n-gular meeting of Feb
ruary 14 until the lilst, when there will
be a joint meeting with the Athena Lit
erary society.
The junior cla-s has challenged the
remainder of the school to a track
itH-et to be held Friday aft moon,
March t.
.Steve Moore has been sick the last
week with apiendicitiH. Miss Doughty
was not able to attend her classes the
greater part of last week on account
-if sickness. J'rofesor I'ayne also was
not able to attend his classes on Mon
day. The ipiestion. 14 Ifesolved. that the in
itiative and referendum, as in use in
Oregon, is inimical to progress and
should be abolished," will be decided
between the literarv societies February
21.
Public Libraries and Democracy.
The free public library is the univer
sity of the people. It is jH-ciiliarly an
American institution. As America is
the countrv where the ideal of democ
racy equality of right and of oppor
tunity in public and private life has
been most nearly obtained; to it is the
land where that equality has been ear
liest ami best and most broadly ex
tended into the educational field by
means of the public school and the pub-
librnry. Real democracy govern
ment by the people cannot endure, save
by an intelligent people. And if, as
that political Tory, but intellectual
Democrat, Samuel Johnson, said, the
best education is that which one gives
himself, then the free public library
in extending to all the opportunity of
that education, stands beside the organs
of formal education as one of the main
stavs of popular intelligence and of the
rpetuity of the republic. These two
ire like the two great pilalrs in Solo
mon s lemple tin chief ormunent and
support of the structure. From address
f ( harles K. Shepard at opening of
Seattle public library.
No Fire In the Kitchen Range
No Hot Water In the Bouse
Then is the time you ap
preciate the convcDtcDCC of
ELECTRIC
IVAltK A
HEATERS 'VfMl
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Knights of Pythias of Medford
Will put on t lit- s.--,.n, niiil tliinl to-
entertain Ashland
Knight should l.e
"'"'liui; t.. cripple th..
power t t. ,-n,rnti.i,, i vi..r
lv tm,Kh. A- long n .-.,rp..rnli..n n
r.n i.L.,i:,tur,., which ,.,.,.
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there.
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Coal for Sale.
We nr.- now prepared to furnish hand
picked coal at llif inino, five mil.
.nst nf town, in any aim, tint desired
$7..V, per ton.
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FRUIT TREES.
:s Ft Panic. -I pears. 200
-ii. IT,.'),,!, Sj.it, iiln rn. 9'W
ii. i r.iv. f,,r,ls darly
-'"1 Mnir p. rich, lion K!ln-rla.
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Mis. W. I!. Harm, mi i.n innkiiii; Ii, r
t.r. Mi. V. ,.f l(,.s,.,uru.. n
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Mrs. i . I.. K,-:i,m,-s spt-tit S,ii-..av in
A-.,lan,l with ri-laliv...
Mr. mi, I Mr. Smith .f l,,a w,r- in
town V'ritlav. laolvini; f"T n l,-ali,,l. Mr.
Smith was f.-rni.-rU- a rla-.-.,t,at.- ,,f I'.
l.r H.iN.I, at Ann Arl,r. Mirh., ii ml
ha. alint ,l,-, i,l,-il t- ,.. al,' at , -I
fr,l.
Scale Sorav for Sale
: 1 1 T -Ii 11 r
tjiian
J, L Perry, Medford, Ore.
DINNER BILL
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ASHLAND NOTES.
A lieli uol.l HtnKe, i"tntf thiMiHuii.N
!' dollllIM to the toil, ll.'LH been -.Murl,
t hree iiuIi-h Hnu t h of Ahl.nid ( let.
II. Farmer.
(iilirlt JL .sder h;ie r-tu-nl :tu of
ter of L'O.IHlil for the IvMnn Hprilup
nml W't f.-l of Kri.nnd. offered b, I .on
Ani"-b' i .-ipitalit'"
Mim )ll;tn he l,-n;:til i at li.niie in
ill I ami 1 1 er n u nliw-.' of I liree
eam
Someone tir. -I t U, i tln.nl. win
do in tl - h.mmI. m; rat of ..! M-.n
train No U ;i i I tl;.- 4'!liiiile
piHt , n lit 1 1 in ere t h.t ii t in i It h nut
V. .Iti.-M.lm.
Ma :tvH there are u things for
w Ii ieli ii o one i e er pr- paied. and
thtf twins. " It's the tittle things
i'l I'ti that count. So n the poor
Midii witli a I ; r - famiU when he counts
Ui Ills IliUlH.-lii'M eXpelisi s for t lie
in. milt. l'er)Kis if he rated the bill in
dividually it wouldn't loot so biy; and
.erl.nps if he traded with Miller A
l bank he w .iiMu "t bei ude the
moiiev mi niiti Ii. Wliv.' lleciiuse a fl
low doe n 't niiti'l part in with 'l.e
eoni nlit'ii he n't tli,- full equivalent,
a let a it"1"' dinner no-aim more than
wealth to (lie Vela'e man. You'll h!
:i be bf to tind son;, tiling y-n-l at
our store t" tein 't our n p"t ite, Tl v
it if Minelii' dinner prold- n s m.rri
mi n. Von "re just tin .in ne're
f k i j- f T ems to ,.e,
MTT.LEB A EWANK
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Mi 1
Attach s plug to
the nearest lamp
socket and turn the switch
PINT. QUART, TWO QUART
AND LARGER SIZES
Pint Sue Is specially- adapted (or nursery
Clean CUtO.? Simple
Sale (JVf D"-lle
Cll I CI I OFFICE
At I :li
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Condor Water and Power Co.
'hone 8HS. Office on Seventh Street
Opposite the Big Klei-tri- 8iirn. 1
OneMoreChance
Only, to get a Good Sized Tract of Land near Medford Cheap; only
75 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 8c SON
MEDFORD. OREGON
"Mascott"
For That
"Just Right"
Hat Feeling
Come Here
X" two men look alike. Is
it tlien mi.sonalilo to sup
pose that the same style
Hat will he equally heroni
in' to all men I AVo are
ineliiiei! to think not. We
if upon supposition that
the
"Greater the Variety"
r shapes, widths of lirims. heights of i-towus and il-o'-im:.
the greater will he the satist'a-viin.
W'e present the f;Te,'lte! line nl' h;:ts t" lie seen in
.Med. f. i ;. Ir.'in the must conservativi- t'. snappiest nf
v.'ii!!'.:' ni. i;"s.
"Danube.
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del Clothing Company
.MKDFORD'S COUK'KCT 1 1 ATTKK'S.
The Best Equipped Safe Deposit Vault
The Safe Deposit Vault of tli Jackson County Dank is the host
eqnippM vault in this si-.tion and has the most improved sufojruHrds
for proti-i-tion. Ho not assume the great risk of leaving yuur jewelry,
bonds. s.-i-iiritii'S. di-cls. morlji'ises. policies and other valuables ahout
your home or office. Kent a Safe Deposit Bos in our Vault. The
cost is reasonable. Trices quor-l on application, depending on size
of box.
JACKSON COUNTY BANK
MEDFORD, OREGON. State Depositary. Established 1888.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS SllS.OOO.OO
J. K. KXVAKT.Presid ent.
.1. A. PKRUY, Vice-President.
.IOH.V S. OliTU, Cashier.
V. . Ii. JACKSON. Ass t Cashier.
The Medford National Bank
MEDFORD. OR.
CAPITAL .son.non
ST'Rl'Ll's ln.ooii
Sal';-Vvl!n.es t'i l.'.'iit. A riener;il Liinkiii'f IJusiriess
Transacted. W'e Si.li.-if V.-ur Patr.inauc
lllil.TIMHM'IHfiTrH
EASY TERMS
Will purchase a business prop
erty that will yield 8 per cent
return on the investment and
double in value within the next
two years. It is located on what
will be Medford's busiest street
in the heart of the business section
d. C.Brown
PALM BLOCK
THE SIGN OF SAFETY
ST NATIONAL BANK
Jl OF MEDFORD
CAPITAL, S50.0 00
ALWAYS rONSKKVATIVK, ALWAYS SA I'L
Wm. t t n.Hcll, I'rrsid.-nt. (joo. W. Dunn, 'M Xive-VTcshivnt.
V. K. rvticl. Vicp Prrsi.lont. yi. L. Alvord, lashii'f.
Orio t'rawfont. Assistant Casliior.
THE SECRET
of w li tur lr'':iil ic in sii'li 1 tin a ml
fur it" fiin- (u;tlitv. lilitmss amt ni.t
iifi.nis t'latr i; that it is iiih-Io from
ch'iir' wiiilrr wlioat ant lv thf
m Tlit'.N hnnwn in baking t jjivr nu
t r t in ii ainl i n n hhmii of rating at th
samr tinit'. If you arr not nsin Van
Honl- nlMTf; Hroi. ' hrrai. try it.
Medford Steam Bakery
Rogue River Valley
Orchards Company
CAPITAL S200,O0O
have pur.-hajed from .Mr. K. V. Cwter and Mr. K. T. Staples of
AHand a trait of 1"73 a.-rvs of what is eoasidi red as g..d nr.plc and pear
l:..l as there is in the ROGUE RIVER VALLEY, whi.ll we have subdivided
. five and ten acre tracts, which we are jelling i,p, the following terms:
Selling Price Total Amount
... Per Acre. Cost. Neces'v.
r ive ncre Orchard
Option 1-riant-d -)0 $ t--n
Kpt.nii -l'ljtnt.-d an. I cared for 1 ysr 200 10(10 430
Option .1 Planted un4 cared for 2 years 247 1235 X.S5
Option 4 Planted ami carcil for 3 years " 2!4 1470 S20
(iptinn piat.-.d nnd car.vl for 4 ireara 341 ;(-; -,s
Option ii Plant, -, snd cared for o years .' " 3 mn
Opto, 11 T Planted sad ear.-d lor li years 43.-, 217 l'1.")
Opti,. plant -d and ,ar-,l fr ; Vears 4H 1
Option !-Plantei and ,-ar,,l tor 7-, years 500 2500 00
Anioii.it ii.-n-ssnry to Set deed and posession
EAT TEIM3-10 PER CEKI DOWN AND 1 PER CENT PER MONTH.
ta,l.-. ,nfr,ati,, and literature will l,o s,.nt Up0n application to our
l'"e ..-... ICnml.ol.lt Rink hl.lg.. San Francisco, or to nv real estate
"Beiit .1. the ROGUE RIVER VALLEY.
R. W. GRAY. Builder
)I.()NIAI, I'ORCH WORK. (iljjl.T, WD LATH
WORK. PATTKRX.S. KTC
ti:i.i:iviioxk 471.
MEDFORD, OR.
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