Medford daily tribune., February 18, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

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THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE. MED FORD. OR.. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY IS. IflOS.
SOCIAL AND
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PERSONAL
V;tt !i flo T'pi."Ty window. J-
M-iiic I'. Kinj; made a IniMinens trip
tii Jix-kNotn ill- Mow) it y.
Sfw spring Hiylt-s in ladies' Oxfords
ut Van Uykf'ti. -i
S. S, ( 'hristiwif-'.n f Ashtun, S. I).,
is it ww arrival in Medford.
'I'll' TujfTy iutH just reei-ived 11 large
Khipriientvof spring elothing and hats.
.J is Lizzie Netherlnnd of Talent
earn in Tuesday to visit Medford.
New tan and patent cdt Oxford for
women at Van Uyke's.
I). I. flood of Ashland, who has been
in Medford, left for his home Tuesday.
J. W. Oilman of Central Point spent
Tuesday in Medford.
Tin Toggery is Knowing their now
spring elothing t hi- correct kind. 2S'
Frank Poyser and wife, who have
Idi n jonrning at flold Hill for the j
past month, have returned to Med ford.
( i rant KawlingH left last night for
JiinvT, ('olo., via Portland. If will
remain for three or four months.
The Toggery it displaying their new
cnring clothing. JHH
R. '. HeiiHley, tho stuck buyer of
Central Point, was a business caller in
Med for. I Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. (Jeorgo Fox of Central
I'oint were Med ford visitors at the
home of Mrs. Fox 'a parents, Captain
and Mrs. Bawling.
The Toggery has just received a large
shipment of new spring style hats fresh
from the latest blocks. 2fi
Tt. I). Ream of North Mod ford has
returned from his mine on Anderson
creek, where he has been at work for
Ihe piist two weeks.
The little son of J. I). Henry, south
of Medford, who was operated upon
for diseased bone of the leg, is im
proving rapidly.
H. It. Harris has left for Douglass
county, ivhere Jie will cruise out sev
eral sections of timber lands. Mr. Har
ris came down froi Huttt Falls last
8a tun lav.
Valent ine Postals Tliiv vour cards
where you havo thousands to sidect
from. Hull s Postal Shop, Hubbard
bldg., near bridge. tf
The inn ii v friends of .Julius Meeker
of North Medford will be glad to hear
that lie is improving rapidly and hopes
to be nut upon the streets again in a
few days.
Patent, and tan pumps for women
t he latest spring styles, at Van
iK'ko's. js:i
Mr. and Mrs. V. Iteinhiinlt of (Jrif
fin Creel;, seven miles soul ll of Med
ford, are the proud parents of a baby
girl, who came to their home Sunday.
Hie weighs seven pounds.
Frank Neil of Kngle Point came to
Medford Tuesday to meet, his two
daughters, M i Id red aud Neidah, who
have been visiting with (heir grand
flither. .lodge .1. li. Neil, at Jackson
ville, for several weeks. Judge Neil
ciime iiver ii s far ns Medford to meet
his sou.
Mrs. May Telfer chaperoned n party
of young men to Ashland Sunday. The
day was spent in seeing the sights of
tl ity and on the party's return Mrs.
Telfer was presented with a beaut if nl
gold braceh-t in i-ommeiiionit ion of a
erv en juvablc Sunday.
J. W. Akers of Nehrasku, who came
to Medford last fall, but wanted to
look further and find a more suitable
plnce to cast his lot. has traveled over
several of the western states and has
returned to Medford. "The Rogue
River valley cannot be beaten, and it 's
gnod enough for nie.
Miss Merle 1 In vis of South Medford
celebrated her huh birthday hy invit
ing her little friends to her home lnt
Saturday nighl to enjoy tl vent.
lames u.re i laved and refrvdnneiitK
served, and all present report an ex
cellent t itrie.
Hnly three more frames, 'JL'!, with
Southern Oregon Scenery to fit are left
from the h ial sale. If you wish one
call at once. Remember that (he pho
ton are free with the frame. Mull's Art
Studio, neir bridge. tf
eiits in the interest of true Republican
ism and ideal Auorican cit ien-hip to
vnte for Statement Sn. I iiomiiii.-j fur
the legislature in tlie April primaries
and nt- only fi.r Statement No. I nom
ine, h at 1 1, Jiii.c eli .-tiuii ni, 1 t r
pariy ni. mile .- for sina'or. "
Methodist Episcopal Church, B Street.
The excellent meetings under the lea
dership of Rev. Van Marter and Pro
fessor Cray continue. Last Sabbath the
congregations were large. Jn the morn
ing the evangelist preached an inter
esting and edifying sermon on J no.
x:P. At night chairs had to be put
into the aisles to accommodate the
crowd. Teh large congregation listened
attentively to a sermon based on
"What Shall I Do Then With Jesus,
Who Is Called Christ?" A profound
impression followed the earnest presen
tation of t he trnt h by t he zealous
preacher. Last night 's sermon was
based on "And the If nil Shall Sweep
Away the Refuge of Lies." Isaiah,
xxviii:17. The preacher made tdain
the insecurity of the sinner's refugees.
Preaching every night this week. An
afternoon service every day at 2:30, ex
cepting Saturday. Everybody invited.
REFUSES APPLICATION
TO STOP STUB TRAIN
The Oregon railway commission baa j
refused an application of the Southern -Pacific
company for canceling of an'
order recently issued by the commission
requiring a stub train to be run from
i i i i .i . . 1
nuMi-inirg on mivs wnen inn overland
train is behind time. It is shown that
the stub train is no longer necessary,
as the regular train now starts from
Koschurg and is always on time. The
commission held that as tho order had
frequently been violated by the. com
pany it should remain tentatively in ef
feet.
PRODUCTION OF COAL
SHOWS AN INCREASE
WASHINGTON, Feb. IS. A produc
turn of between 4.'0,MH),om) and 4iOt.
"M)0,l)l)l) short tons of coal in the United
States in is indicated by the re-
turns ti ived thus far by the I'nited
States genlogiral survey, or an increase
of about. Hi per cent over the record
breaking out put of 1110(1.
T,he production of Pacific anthracite
increased per cent to about M.j.Xlo,
000, the panic having no effect. The
production of bituminous coal increased
7 to It) per cent. In tl astern states
the panic caused such a decrease in pro
duction as to wipe out the increase of j
the first nine months. The total out-j
put was about :t7.",uno,ono tons of hi-1
tiimiiious. j
gig
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f&tSf" SO110SS BBSS. I 50r-
ifify Mm Cl4tke Mikera 4
V&f Ullaite it New ti
THE CORRECT KIND
A FANCY VEST free with
every suit purchased from us
this month. We keep your
suit cleaned and pressed with
out cost. Buy the correct
clothes bearing the label of
SCHLOSS BROS. & COMP'Y,
Baltimore. Every suit sold
under a SOLID GUARANTEE
THE
TOGGERY
Medford's Fashion Store for
Men :: :: See Our Windows
NOTICE
Is InTirby givni that tho undersigned
will apply to the city council of Mod
t'urd, Oregon, nt its next meeting to be
lii-lil February IS, HMiS, for a license to
hi' ni:i!t, vinous ami gpirituous liquors
in less ipiiintitii-s ttian a gallon, for a
period of six months, at my place of
business nt T,ot 12, Muck 20, Medford,
Or, P. V. WASCHAU.
Dated Fcbninrv M. lilllS. 2X.1
DEATHS.
OVIAT'l'- At: Ashland, February II.
t SHIS, Omar W. Oviatt, I'.inneiiy nfj
Medfoi'il, aeil 2S years. !
SKXTOX In .lump off ,le district, j
.liisephiiu eouiit v, I'ebriiarv 2, I1HIS,
of p.'inilysis, Iinvid II. Sexton, aged j
so years.
SMITH At llniuts I'uss, l-'ebruiiry 4,j
1 t'OS. William Smilli, aged 7.1 years, j
STONK.U (iriints I'nss. February 1,1
IIHI.H, Mrs. Sainh Stone, aged -l!l !
years. ,
Merlin, February .'t.
ine NimpliiiiH, aged ;
-Near
Illle
Febni
JURY IN 8NELL WILL
CASE IS STILL OUT
( 'LINTON, Feb. 17. The jury in the
Slle V will r:fe, del iltel :il ing since Sut
nrilav night, had mil r lied a verdict
this iMniuilig. Kniniirs ale that the Jul V
wlainN . leea ill faer of breaking the
will to one I'.ir sustaining it.
1IENEY OOT sr.n.ooo roK
PROSECUTING LAND TRAUDS
The p.vinl ..('lespondillt to the
Suiebiv I'oillaiel .leiiiiial has cempileil
the following interesting table of money
roceiwil by Fiallris .1. Henev iuce lie
tool, einpl.ieiti. nt with the government
lis ii sp,'i.il district attorney:
F. .1 1 1 .'in has i,., a total of
t'.O.ooO I' r i .111 'he gov eriMilent since he
tirst :i . p . t ... I . nipl,. in, 'lit n 4 land fraud
oose. utor in ii-, g,.ii in loo;!. All this
has b. en paid excepting SII00, w hich
it. iii p. ii. Is in the in L.,.u,'' deti. iency
toll. HOW ill , ..lit. -ren, , b. tucen s. iiate
and I s. . aii.l a- no . ,1 has I
! 'I- 1 ' l CM" . '. .I It .l g tl,
II v I" gan Ii . I.,.,. N.. .. r 7.
I"".:. h.n , ,.,.,.. I -..s,,!:,,,!
I I t t . 1 1 1 I . . . ! I i '.. .,.1-1 ,li,l I I, ( ( ,,
;. ' II H'lll. lie is t m...
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'er. U .,:.. I ,1 , ,-, i,,..,!-.!'!..!, s
' I"' ! i". I l.i
'id 'no!. 1 1. m nt in- -..r vie s
BOURNE COyES OUT IN
r AVOR OK STATEMENT NO. 1
" H 'l I:, i c has i I i , ii,.:ii
b f. I a. I'll ! to the I.'. ,,! ., v...
.I- ,.t ll,eL.., , -.,,,,.,r ,.f ,, ,,ri
III.IIV . le. ., l,v Hl. M .Hem-Ill No I
III -llfpett of In- V IV. S. 111. r M..,,
Ollote.l tletn .l-lllliet.oi 's , e W . i I ad
dri-, I. it In'- li, tii. burg add,,... ,n,,
Noosevelt oil the p.'lrtv. In enc llis,.,n
Jie aid:
"I ndvi.e ii, y friend. :n,d cen.titu.
SI MI-KIN'S-I'.mis,
Mn
llii veins.
HIF..NIIKN.NK- In .lachsonvill
aiy 1. lilos, Mrs. l-isther Itieiivenne,
widow of I he late John Ilielivenne.
aged lilt vears.
I lV I NHS Naer Salinas, I'al., .lanuary
2S, Inns, Fphiniin Ovvings of .lackson
county, iigcd'liil vears.
lllt'KS At Ashland, l-'ebriiary li, lililS.
l-'lavius .1. Hicl.s. aged S7 years, I
inoiith and I." davs.
STBATTONAl Ashland, January ,
IMos, Nial Strati. .ii. aged 117 vears.
MEDFORD OPERA HOUSE
Tonight, February 18.
FRED RAYMOND'S
Special company presenting his un
precedented dramatic comedy success
OLD
ARKANSAW
A production surrounded by sumptu
ous and elaborate stage settings, no
table for
THE RAILROAD HOLDUP.
THE ARKANSAS MOB SCENE.
THE JAIL-BREAKING SCENE.
THE FAMOUS CONSERVATORY
SCENE.
THE ELECTRIC FOUNTAIN.
Comedy, pathos, sensation, music,
singing, dancing.
A great play A great company.
I'rices ollc. 7.1c. $1.1111.
C. II. Pierce & Son
Are planning for extensive advertising
nt once. List your property with them
t" get best resulu. tf
BUSINESS CARDS.
E. L. BALCOM.
New West Side I'onf.'ct ionery Fruit-
store an, lies, ruts, cigars, tobaccos,!
fresh fruit in season. Near Hotel
Moore, M.dford. Or.
Scale Spray for Sale
Scale
s,,l, it ion
titv.
Spray, l.iiue and Sulphur
ready for use; in any tjuan-
J. A. Perry, Medford, Ore.
All Kinds and
Varieties of
Lumber
Are You
Thinking of
Building?
WHY NOT SAY E YOUR MONEY BY
BUILDING A HOME OP YOUR OWN ?
AVE MAKE AND SELL ANYTHING
AND EVERYTHING NEEDED IN THE
LUMBER LIN E. GALL, SECURE OUR
PRICES AND PLACE YOUR ORDER
BEFORE THE SEASON'S RUSH BE
GINS. TUTS IS GOING TO BE MED
FORD'S BANNER BUILDING YEAR.
GET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR
AND GET IN NOW
Iowa Box & Lumber Co.
MEDFORD
OREGON
DR. A. B. SWEET
rh -elan and Surgcn.
i H'f ice at lvVsid. ii, e.
R. R. HAMILTON, M. D
rtisi,-,:in iu,d Surgeon.
Sue.'..sr to ir. K. S. Il.'Artnoti.l.
Office in iilttcr Ibllllap Work.
Phone tls;t.
Wra. M. Colvig. Medford. Or.
COLVIO DURHAM,
Attorneys at Law.
Oeo. H. Durham. Grants Pass, Or.
W5 W. P. HOLT. fcl. D,
Ptayslclaa ! rgnaa
Kjiiile Print. vr"gei.
Medford Rink
WINDELL & LOOSLEY. Props.
Two Sessions l;iily.
Kin U fl.'s.-. on SuihIhvs.
Afternoon Session 2:00 to 5:00
Evening Session 7:30 to 10:30
Tli' ni:Hi:i'j'-Mi.'iit will t,hl:ivor t
hi-t T h 14 r 1 1 1 k tii Sfvurf tli' p:iT -j..,i;ti;.-
.it' tli.' t jM'i.pIr; w li. rr
t dry m-i C-t n' n':tl inn :ui.l
li.'.-iltlit'ul cx.'r.iv,-. r.opl.' :itr.rii7
iiiij it tiiM-t :it :tll tirtH". rout 1 Hr T
i h.'tc :i- l:i.if :ui-l kr'"t ! iii- t'.
Miwi.- ill I.' -r. i.l.'.l :m.l -. i:il
ti-jt t urw :t.liii .I t'r mt inn t linn1.
ll sV.ltfrs p;iv 'J.'i ..tit- f-T n-i' f
nirt'ii.-i'. V.iinisHi.in t'n-. . .i'pt .'tl
i--. i:(l iiiylit-. liu ii w ill In- an
iiiMtn.-t-.i tlir.Miyli tin' pr.".
Stciety Nigkt Tkirsday
ADMISSION SO CENTS
KAT SO CENTS
Rogue River Valley
Orchards Company
CAPITAL S42O0,O0O
V have pnnh:i!til f rum Mr. E. V. Tarti-r :nxl Mr. K. T. Staples of
Ashlnml a triu-t nf 107.'t acrrs ut' what w considers! as good applf and peur
t:i nl n tlicrt' is in tilt' ROGUE RIVER VALLEY, ulii.-h we have s.ilnlm.led
in five nml ttMi-iuTe trm-ts, which we arc selling up.in the fnJluwing terms:
Sellint; pri.-e T.itnl 'Amount
IVr A ore. "nt. Xeces'v.
Five iiert' (lr.'hanl
Option 1 l'lnnt mI $ 7.-,o ;.-i0
option J Planted mid cart'd t'tr 1 year 2iti Umh) 4,-,o
Option ;t Planted and cared for 2 years V2:,"t ;ts5
Option -I Planf-'d and eartil fur " years Jjijj 147,1
Option Planti'd and eared fur 4 years :t4i o-(-
Optioii ! -Planted and eared fur . years ;(. lMi
Opti. n 7 Plaittnl and eared fur ' years 4:1.", 217" p'"
O'.ti.Mi v --Plant -d and e:ir.'d for 7 ye:trs (vj '410 ',(
Option i - Planted and ear-. I fur 7 1 - .;u .-.hi 2W u.)
niiiunt ne,'es;iry tu (j.-t dt'- d a it1 possession.
EASY TERMS 10 PER CENT DOWN AND 1 TER CENT PER MONTH.
I'.'M.l.-d iiifortnation and lit.-ra;nre will 1- s. t np..ri application tu our
I -tfi.e. -J.k llntnl.oldt lt-uik l.'ilg.. San Pratt. N.... or to any r-al e-t-tte
ai:-"t in tl.e ROGUE RIVER VALLEY.
: DINNER BILL
fTi
Mr
Will tho TS"ti lidding the winning
please fall and ft the pne. and aU.
.'v pilios win. i will 1 1.. in t. tirt ,,
''"1"T -f o,,r .1 ,
"iir nU..
;:irv pri,-
MEDFORD TEA and COFFEE HOUSE
J1H KST SKVKXTI I STKKKT.
M.-0I.ASHAX & .Fl'XKFA'
TiMju-ietors
Mn jay. tli.-r.- arc tiro things
for ivlii.-h 11. ,. is ,.Vor .rp-
pnr.'.l. am that 's "twins. " t '
tl"' lilth' things in lif,. that.
I'oiint. So says t. pr ,.,
with a larg.' family whiMl ho
''tint, up hi, 1ii,m.1,i, ,..VI,,USS
,,,r mil. IVrliaps if ho
ra-.-,l th,. in.livi.ltiallv it
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h-'l'" if 1." tra.1.,1 will, MiiloV i
A Kivl.aok 1,.. iv.,!,t,'t li. L.rn,li:o
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KHtmi; Kith tho ,..i wlion ho
"ho full i-,nival,.,t, ati.l a
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