Medford daily tribune., February 24, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OR., MONDAY. FEBRUARY 24. 190S.
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES.
J. W. Bailey, a (.'ale man creek
r;tnehor, trausactod business ia Mod
ford Saturday.
Wanted Team st ere with teams. Ap
plv at office of the Iowa Box & Lum
ber factory. 2.2.
V. O. Estep of Spokane, who last
autumn purchased the Pellett orchard,
near Talent, ia visiting Medford.
0. C. Ouly, the rancher, and stock
raiser of Steamboat, Or., was an over
Sunday visitor in Medford.
Wanted Teamsters with teams. Ap
ply at office of the Iowa Box & Lum
ber factory. 292.
J. C, Caldwell of near Central Point,
was a business caller in Medford Sat
urday. T. M. Jones and family of Central
.- Point wore Medford business visitors
Saturday afternoon.
Wanted Teamsters with teams. Ap
ply at office of the Iowa Box & Lnm
ber factory. 292.
.-W. K. Coleman, Jackson county's
. genial clerk, spent . Saturday evening
m Medford.
0. E. McComb of Rupert, Idaho, is
a new arrival in Medford and contcm
plate making some purchases.
Wanted Teamsters with teams. Ap
ply at office of the Iowa Box & Lum
ber factory. 292,
D. T. BayleHs of Winfietd, Kan., is
a new arrival in Medford and will make
, some purchase of real estate.
H. M. Coas left Monday for Grants
Pass, where he will look after business
matters for the next few days.
- You .owe it to yourself to trade at
The Toggery. 287
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
j M. 0. Murry of South Medford has re
covered from hef recent sovere sick
ness. Dr. G. W. Stephenson has been con
fined to his home for several days on
account of having a badly sprained
ankle.
Wanted Teamsters with teams. Ap
ply at office of the Iowa Box & Lum
ber factory. 292.
Wilson Bowman, who has been se
vfrely sick at his homo on West Tenth
wtreet, is improving, but is still con
tined to his house.
Furniture on the installment plan.
Medford Furniture Co., Medford. 2NH
Miss Lena Bostwick of Applegate,
lias been visiting nt the home of her
si:4er, Mrs. O. Lyon, in West Medford,
for the :ist week.
O. F. Mown, from Sam toga. Wyo.,
is a newcomer in Medford and is the
guest of K. J. Pouts, the new grocery-
niriii (in Seventh street. Mr. Mmvrv will
purchase property and engage in busi
ness if n suitable location can he found.
When all seems dark and not worth
while.
Cull on Mill he'll in:ike you smile. 2S7
.1. I'1. ( 'rump of Anplei'Hte and his
family came to Medford during the
w. ek mid will remain here some time,
been stopping for several weeks.
Wanted Teamsters with teams. Ap
ply at office of tlie Iowa Box & Lum
ber factory. 2! 12.
Mrs. W. L ilalley left Monday for
A bland, where she will visit at the
hnine of her sister, M rs. II. 11, Hos
ier. 'The .sun goes up, the sun goes down.
And Toggery cluthes are the talk of the
town. Mill. 27
The Socialist a will meet Tuesiiit v
ui-lit at their reading rooms ' on C
stieet. Captain W. Unwinds has re
ceived a letter from liis sou (iianl, who
left last Monday niylit for I leiiver.
i Iii., for the lieiielit of liis health, re-pi"-tin'
his sate arrival.
The Medford Fimiilnre Co. will ftir-ii'-h
that new -tta'- for n n the
iii-luMment plan.
It is reported thai
""Id strike ni:ob' in
w bat is know n as
miles from Cold Hil
the SilMl's Valley pnoffu-e.
Lest, you forget full at The Tog-
Mitw Minnie Brown of California en
tered school last week.
The Southern Oregon state normal
school has the second largest enroll
ment of the normal Bchools of the state.
One hundred and sixty-six students are
attending the academic department
here, while there is an attendance of
180 at Weston.
Having had a large class in the study
of "Tho Merchant of Venice." the
first semester, the normal was well rep
resented at that play given by Han
ford at the opera house last Thursday
evening.
Professor H. T. Sutton has organized
an advanced class in elocution, which
will give a recital in the chapel in the
near future.
Last Wednesday noon the Y. W. C.
A. held their annual eleetion of offi
cers for the ensuing vear. Miss Nita
Greninger was elected president, Miss
ina Kame vice-president, Miss Myr
tle Farnham. secretary and Jon Cham
berlain treasurer. Miss Nita Grenin
ger being unable to accept the office,
resigned, and a president will be elect
ed next Wednesday.
The Y. M. C. A. held thoir usual de
votional meeting Wednesday. A large
number attended. "The Cost of Liv
ing a Christian Life" was led by Pro
fossor A. C. Joy, followed by a free
discussion.
All the boys of the school are en
joying cross-country runs every eve
ning. The juniors have challenged the
rest of the school for a track meet,
which will bo hold in the near future.
The senior class has begun prepa
rations for commencement in June and
intend to have some of the best exer
cises that havo evor been rendered
for their special efforts which they arc
now making.
The faculty has decided to devote
Tuesday and Thursday mornings in
chapel to singing. A great .many stu
dents are taking music under Miss
Silsby, the vocal teacher, and also a
large class is under the supervision of
Mrs. S. F. Neil, the instrumental teach-
Onlv three more frames. 22x29. with I
Southern Oregon Scenery to fit are loft t
from the special sale. If you wish ono '
call at once. Remember that the pho
tos aro free with the frame. Hull's Art
Studio, near bridge. tf
BUSINESS CABD3,
E. L. BALCOM.
New West Side Confectionery Fruit
store candies, nuts, cigars, tobaccos,
fresh fruit in season. Near Hotel
Mooro, Medford, Or.
DE. A. B. SWEET
Physician and Surgeon.
Office at Residence.
E. E. HAMILTON, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Successor to Dr. R. S. DeArmond.
Office in RitterDnnlap Block.
Phone 683.
MEDFOBD FURNITURE CO.,
Medford, Oregon.
House Furnishers and Undertakers.
Day Phone 333.
Night Phoncfl
C. W. Conklin, 495.
J. H. Butler, 148.
Wm. M. Colrig, Medford, Or.
COLVIO ft DUE HAM,
Attorneys- at-Law.
GeoeH. Durham, Grants Pass, Or.
WM. W. , P. HOLT, M. D
Physician and Burgeon.
Eagle Point, Oregon
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
SINGER Hewing Machine Co. Tele
phone No. 945. A. D. Singler, Mgr. 296
Miss Case, who has been giving us
some very interesting talks on her trav
els in Europe, spoke Wednesday morn
ing in chapel of her journey across the
Alps. She gave a very vivid descrip
tion of these mountains and expresses
her appreciation of the beauty of
Mount Bin nr.
Cleve Peebler, who has been a stu
dent of this school for a number of j WANTED A boarder in a private fam
years, returned to his former home in; ilv. Address P. O. Box 281. tf
Louisiana last week.
The examinations at Jacksonville
were well attended by the normal stu
WANTED Woman or girl for silver
pautry. Apply to Steward, JNash care,
WANTED Position as working house
keeper, city or country. Address E.
1 Tim1 fniI Or 3
uenis. oi t in persons wno applied v-'vS1"n.'i)
I in I ii-1 i.t are en hit grauir
for st a tf
ates of this normal or are attending it
at the present time.
The (ilee club, which constitutes a
large part of the music department of
the normal, will give an entertainment
at the opera house March II. After
this they will make a trip to Central
Point. Cold Mill and Crauts I 'ass.
We are now planning for a normal
paper for the benefit of the students
and the public.
Mr. II. L. Whited has offered a sil
ver medal to the student who, with
the approval of the faculty, succeeds
in gaining the highest honors in the
oratory department, so that all stu
dents will be able to enter the contest
the oratory will be conducted with the
regular Literary societ ies.
There lias been ail nrnt'tricul elub
established for the purpose of helping
the y-in iilT nn-n who are interested in
this work. They intend to nwike si
study id' the Mi;ilotv of the legislature.
he philf
met l;t1
pulpit,
ii they
led th-
id the
Thnr-da
're-i.l
was i
' Val
mill
large
1 -;
from 1
bar.
th-y
with
Mar-
d-ut. Mr.
i-nrer. M :'.
.i"iMt Lit
1(10 people to have their
shoes repaired at C. M. Kidd's Shoe
Store. Our shoemakers are experts, tf
POK KENT Newly furnished rooms,
by day, week or month. The Odell,
ovor postoffice, Medford. Or. tf
FOU SALE Two incubators, used only
one season, for sale cheap; capacity
of each, 21fi eggs. Inquire nt S ar
ner's store. Warner & Snyder, tf
FOR SALE ;0x-JM)-foot I'd, 'M lot
from cor. llth ami L sts.; a bargain;
S. W. Medford. Call any time. W
Vogili, residence.
WANTED KM) men, 7.1 per cent min
ers, at once. Magic of Cold Hill,
Nov. For particulars, address V. Vo
gelt. Medford, Or. tf
FM SALE One acre, west of Medford
city limits; price $2ihi, payable $10
down and $10 h mouth, without inter
est. Addnss P. O. Box ."71, Medford.
Oregon. --
FOU SALE New resinnce, just com
pleted, second block west of high
si-hind. West Seventh street; fine col
onial interior: clu-ap if void ..on. In-
AUTOMOBILES 1900 MOTOR CARS
EXPERT REPAIRING. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. SUNDRIES FOR
SALE. PUBLIC GARAGE. CARS STORED AND CARET) FOR.
Reos
Premiers
Fords
Kissel Kar
WE ASK
YOU TO
NOTICE
OUR LINE
FOR '08.
CAN YOU
BEAT IT .
Reos
10 II. P. single-cvlincler Runabout, with folding
scat '. $ 650'
20 H. P. double-cylinder Roadster with jump seat.flOOO
'JO II. P. double-cylinder Touring Car, detachable
tonneau $1250;
Premiers
24-28 II. P. four-cylinder Roadster or touring car. .$2250,,
30-35 II. P. four-cylinder Roadster or touring car. .$2500
30-35 II. P. four-cylinder Roadster or touring car, '
double ignition ." '. ..... .' .'.'. ...... . .?2600!j
40-45 II. P. six-cylinder Touring Car, 7-passenger..?3750
Fords
15. H. P. four-cylinder Runabout.'.' ? 5Q0 '
Same with mechanical oiler, running-board and 4
lamps, etc '.' $.700i
40 II. P. six-cylinder Touring Car ..?3000;
Kissel :Kir 'j
35-40 II. P. Touring Car or Roadster. . .'. $2000'
CAN YOU B EAT THEM I Prices F, O. B. Factory, j
a
A. W. WALKER, Manager.
(i 1 I j. none juam 410. i
'Garage eighth and I) Streets.'
MEDFORD AUTO CO
ciirn
l.i 1ST
Trillium nt'fii--.
I'm- I."'.
ill.' Colltltv s.'
.I- 11.1t if v K!I
New Spring Suits
Over 50 iDistinct Style Numbers
Ladies, we want your suit business. We have not conic to you with a half dozen
suits and asked you to make a selection, but we have opened a superb line of
over fifty distinct style numbers aud now offer you over one hundred suits
no two of which arc alike. We have been careful to select suits that are differ
ent, so that you do not need to meet your counterpart on the street unless she
may have sent away tor her suit and accidentally got
ten one like yours. The suits we show this season are
easy fitters in fact, most of them will require no al
terations. Now, Dear Reader, we are all trying to make a liv
ing in Medford. We don't insist that you buy of us,
but we do say that we will sell you a suit for less than
you can buy the same suit anywhere.
$S.00 AND ALONG TO $50.00.
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Mrs. Miir.ii. t .1. ISnin X.irlli
f.ir.l is vrry si.-k :it Iht limn...
I;:.in is ..ii.' ..f tin- .ii.ii..r ln.li
,l;ii-l.s..ii ri.nutv.
X.iu is your -li;itn'c. 'flu'
I'tirtiit nr. I'... Iinvv :i.l..pt.-.
Mlllhll.'lll I. I'm.
W. T. Si'iIiuii nf l,ur;!illSiirt
..l.i frit'li.l .if .1. K. I'ltiv:!!'!, h
t'.ir.l. visiting N'itll tin' lllttlT.
..I.tlis.
Tli.-v
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pr. u ': hi L'l
A in. -in -in.
M.'.lf.inl ;
tin iti 1
llnl., nil
in M.'.l
tui.l will
I ll .'i;..ll
ill till pr.ilitiliiiily iuirlmsi' mini.' nf tli'-l.'.-un.'
K'ixrr jillry l.'ltl.l.
Found A square ileal Inquiro at
The Toggfry.
i". (t. I.in.ll.'y nf tin- ri.nt.'st ili'.iiii
in. tit nil tin- Onily Trilinni' left for'
S.-in IVnlH-isi-n t...lMy. His wife will
join liim at Aslilnnil. where she has
start the year riht tra.le' at The
Teiruery.
K. II. Xei.lh.'ini hns nir.'!iaseil one lot
in the llry.'iut A.l.litien to Me.lfonl. :
mill II. I. Hayes has .nrehase.l two
lots in the same a.l.iition. .1. I'. Hrown i
was the ai;ent for the owner, an.l ma.le
the deal. i
Valentine Postal- liny your rar.ls
where von have thousands to seleet
from. HuH's Costal Shop. Ilnlihard
l.J.lc.. near liridu"'.
Henry I. Kulili. one of .la.'Wo" eon"
tv's representatives from 111" Apple
U:,u was a Medford eall.r Saturday
afternoon. Mr. Kuldi has not fully .1.
i..,..,',.,..,1 ..s t,. whether or not he will
l.e a i-andidate for re eleetion.
'1. II. i;.ldar. and Kranh Holdi'son
..f Wauner Creek were in Medford Sat
iiiday attendiiiL' t" Imsiness matters.
Mr. Ooddard :i formerly d.'puly J?
should lie
live Mr.
Smitl
Vows
i-li' v.'iy inter
I ss' to tlie
I this siilije.-t.
s l.,ll,.w-: '
i'..i.iiio. Mr.
s (,.. fair
I'.iiil: iiiandolin
t.- .piartet : '
in it iot i and
:e in the state of
,., p,..or,-s ,,,,,1
A f t' it inal i . M r.
Kinin.'l Sli.TU.iod.
I.itlti Wright. Mr. V I. Athena
N.'.'at'ne Mr. X.wtoii. Kmma
of Tril
M-dford.
lii1.Ti::itiiinal
i. n.'U and in--.:iin.
ill.jilire
II. I'.oS I II.
or.-it ion.
i. l;..l.. it
Mr. II.'
Wil.ov
ed Hi.lt
al.d.
III.
W'HI.'K V AXTKH Japan, s ntra-
tor; can do all kinds ,.f t;. neral farm
int:: "ii.-ial li.lp.'l
oiii:
Sill
It.
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i.'TIIAXIi
A. I. Ir.'s.
M.ilford.
all wortt; town
A. K. Tatsnini.
Or. tf
See the Window Displays
Our winiluMH 1 1 nl ji v t-iiiitiiiii shows ul' new Xi'ckwcjir, Chihlrcii 'h
miii M is.trs ' S iri i .In c lifts, LiulicH ' .Suits niitl t In- new Kiiit.roiili'rifH.
V(H' WIIJ, r K I i t KPA 1 1 IN A I.IHHC.
LEADERS IN LOW PRICES.
HUTCHASON CO.
JUST NORTH OF THE JACKS ON COUNTY BANK.
I'"'ll: SA I.K- ( In.' five hop., power mo
tor. rp.od as new; take it away for
I'.-ils Idite I.aiiiidry, Medford.
dr. tf
I'OI: S.I,I-: line 4."i hors.'pow.'r auto
ii. -iti. llnss.-ll enoine, in first class
sape; look this up, the prie will snr
prise you. I'eiU Klito Laundry, Med
ford, ilr. tf
1(1 T pe Wl'it ill ii Those
work ..f this kind done in
; . all up Van. phone s.-,.-.. Unfile
i:i". lrit Co., or address V. O.
it tf
Slierwoo.l, Mr. Save), riori-l IL nsoli.
ROSEBURQ TO BOND
FOR PAVED STREETS
Id iSKI'.l'H'i. Or.. Kelt. '.'I. Another
step toWtlld paved streets ill U.i.el.urL'
has l,..ii taken l.v tl in meil.
when a eall was issued for a ial
eleetion to l.e hold Monday. Mar.-li
on the iuestion of leiiuliiii; th" eity f..r
7.".llilll. The purpose of the bonds is
t.V enalde the eil.v to pay "'" I' a If "o-
eost of the prop.".-.! paviiiir. cranium
as sueh work is done, th
le
till
pr..M'rlvnwner to p:i
William Ityl f
;ii-ted lo'sines.
M. 1.. I'.lh
onlv half.
I i
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IIUL'
' .la.'ks,.ii
Medford
! t':.'nih'.
U tiller i
,1 oth.-r
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M.m. lav.
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li...ne Sat
hat time
..niia tka
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XI'IISKIIY STOt K All Kinds of fruit
trees. In, th laroe and small fruits.
standard varieties of app-ns and pears I
and pea. lies. iii.-luditt,: Xi'Wtown and i
Spitouliertf apphs: a full lino of up I
toda'e nursery stoek. in luro nr unnll '
lots; also all kinds of ornamental!
trees and shrutitiery, at my resiiteneo
in South Medford, having just re
eeived a lare shipment, am prepared
tn fill orders immediately. Inquire at
Werner's Store. L. B. Warner, Sr.,
Medford. Or. tf
roll KXI HAXOK Medford property
for other property. Adrdegs Loek Boi
41 S. Medford. Or. tf
I'll!; SA 1.1!- Hav inn puri based over
,-..ii."ii" f". t of first .-lass milling logs,
we are prepared to furnish first .lass
,.,, nl., r :.'l i.nids in any amounts
un -loot not ! ''. If .vol . ..nteuiplate
lo.il.lii, 'a ' V't.r .rd. r with us:
,,;, , s .rv r. a-oli'il.'' : diui'-nsien and
tine fttii l.tn.l.. r a p. r ialty. Write
or ''till- I 1 1 ' I ' I -His l.lll'io.'r .'
off ii e o t ,1a t) on cunly liaiik.
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Me
I'nl; SAI.i: I ill soil l.v hid on Mar.-h
!o. Urns, ten ai res within quarter mile
..f Talent depot, either as a whole or
il, lots 1 lUx.'.l'.l feet. This is Illl op
p.. nullity for lalioring nu n to seeur.-'
a home where lalior is in demand. Ilids .
will I... re.'.-ivd either in person nr
!.- mail, lliyht reser i'd to reject any
r all lii.ls. Terms: One hall1 cash,
lialanee at luiy.-i 's opt ion at H per cent '
interest. Miniinuin price per lot, $u".
lliyhest liidder lakes his ehoiee of lot.
fall on or address Welti. .rn Ilei-sop,
Talent, Or. 300
A OlIOll IH'Y Known as the Hock
l,ake ranch, located in Klliinalh coulit'.
Jtils acres', .".nil acres of timl.er. esti
mated to have from I ll.iiild.lllill to l'
mill. null feet of tillllier, eousi st i II g of
vellow pine ntol while pine and fii;
.", cres of glass and hay land; lnliu
iii-ii . nf tule swamp: siiuill house an.l
Lain: ti miles of wire fence, luirlied
uire: 7 miles .,f I", wile aud J of ". wire
-iMiiop is fed l.v larye springs, rising
,0, Hi- gi I of the plae.". al...ut 700
a.i.s can lie iirigated an.l diained l.
a '.,'.. I! I gnto; pi i.e I'J per acre.
E n i" guaranteed. A key to the sur
rounding enttntiy wlinti i- quite a
.I...-I Hitrv: o." miles east of Ash
land and ''u miles west of Klamath
I'alls. Address I'. O. l.'.rt, Aslilnnd,
Or. 31 -J
Special Sale of
ORCHARD
We arc able to ol'IVr l'r a few days (lie most desirable
yoiuifr orchard wit bin a few miles of Med ford, which
we have been able to offer our customers for a year,
and within reach of the man with reasonable capital.
The tract consists of 212 acres of orchard land, with
till acres in cultivation ami l-" acres in orchard of th'1
riiiht varieties of fruit, just coming into bearing.
Thirty acres nf lb 'chard is in Spitenberi; and New
town apples and Cornice pears. Fifteen acres in
prunes, with nod dryhousc on premises. Fully (10
acres more of rood fruit laud on the tract, covered with
brush, but. wit h .enough firewood on same to pay for
clearing and setting to fruit. Now is the time to act in
this matter, for values arc advancing so rapidly that
only the rich can afford an orchard in this valley in a
few years. Why shouldn't values advance, when the
oright kind of an orchard is yielding such fabulous re
turns I
Rogue River Land 2a
MtUTVftD. OtBOON.
...n, for tlie Talent ia- t.
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