THE'MEDFOErfT M EDFOR1). OR., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1008.
P HA CTfl FBOM PHOENIX.
Could we wish for better weather!
Well. I should cuesa "nit."
Wiley Turnbough and James Morton
ore manioug the many who are put
ting new fences around their yards.
V. E. Anderson was over from the
East Side not long since talking poli
ties. What office are you electioneer
ing for, W. E.f
Jesse Taylor was in from Bennett
nursery the first of the week deliver
ing fruit trees.
Miss Cluru Allen left Wednesday
evening on train ltt for Portlund to be
gone some two or three weeks.
Miss Cora Weiss of Med ford is send
ing her vacation with relatives here.
8. P. Rennolds and family were sur
prised Monday evening, when Joseph
A. Reynolds, his nephew, who none of
them had seen for 13 years.fl came
to the house and inqoired if he could
stay all night. At first he was refused
lodging, but when -he said he'd stay
anyway, he was recognized. His home
is in Nebraska.
Ex-Deputy County Assessor nenry II.
Goddard and Frank Robinson of Wag
ner Crock valley passed through here
Saturday en route to Med ford on busi
ness. County Clerk W. R. Coleman tarried
a few hours here Sunday talking and
shaking hands with old friends. .
Shorty McCIain was a recent visitor
in Medford.
C. W. Fait of the Fait's Show com
pany went south Tuesday morning after
attempting to show hero Monday night.
Pat Smith moved out to the Valley
View orchard Tuesday to work for the
summer.
I wish to congratulate Miss Neuber
and Miss Purdin for their luck in The
Tribune contest.
Row Matlock, tho evangelist, says
that there is still good interest taken
in his meetings, thevo being 01 con
verts so far.
A alrgo crowd went from hero to
Talent Sunday afternoon to hear Evan
gelist. J. N. McConnel, who spoko there,
nt the Conway hall nt 3 o'clock.
Theodore J. Fish and August Moore
wont to Medford tho first of the week
on business.
Mrs. Katherin 8t oilman received the
sad news Friday morning of tho death
of her brother, John Poviney of Ken
nett, Cnl. The remains were shipped
hero Saturday morning for burial in
the Phoenix cemetery.
MUs Jennie Ferns of tho East Side
spent Tuesday here, the guest of Miss
Ada Reynolds.
ITarrv Foster, tho Anderson creek
sawmill man, passed through horo not
long sinco with his bed and grub stake.
Miss Ninn Furry, from tho East Side
was ever Wednesday on n shopping ex
pedition, t
J. W. Law ton of Medford passed
through here Friday.
B. P. Theiss of Medford was here
Thursday in the interest of his whole
sale house nt Medford.
Only three more frames, 22x20, with
Southern Oregon Scenery to fit are left
from the special sale. If you wish one
all at once. Remember that the pho
tos are free with the frame. Hull's Art
Studio, near bridge. tf
S. T. Sundry, the miner, was in Med
ford one day this week. He has almost
fully recovered from an accident that
i broke one of his legs some time ago,
We Don't Guess
About Our Heating
Systems
Wo know them to be the best and
most economical. They are designed
to supply pure, fresh air, warmed to
any desired temperature.
But, best of all, and what you want
we give a bond in any surety com
pany guaranteeing the amount of
fuel it will require to warm a school
building of a given size, and the
amount of power it requires to oper
ate the fan.
INVESTIGATE
We know we
The W G McPhei son Co
Heating Engineers, 328 Glisan St., Portland, Oregon
BORN.
LOVE Near Eagle Point, February
"20, to the wife of Asa Love, a son.
CLARK At Central Point, February
24, to the wife of Charles Clark, a sou.
DIED.
DrXCAX In (J runt a Pass, February
21, David Oarduer Duueuti, of quick
consumption, aged 40 years.
THOMAS At the Oregon soldiers'
home, iK'ar Roseburg, February 2:t, Jon
athan M. Thomas, aged ((i years.
Creative.
A certain mau coming from abroad
was takeu up by the smart set.
"We'll wake a Uou of him." quoin
they, "for the distinction he will there
upon reflect upon us."
But the mau was too little. It takes
much material to make a Uou.
"Then we'll make a monkey of him.
cald the smart set. determined to have
some exercise for their creative genius.
Xor was the world the worse otf.
For, after nil. it Is thj contribution to
the gayety of tuitions that la especially
needed. Puck'.
Oireppoirtmer.i.
Amateur P;io;;sin::: (after shoot hi;;
best friend) 'fou IkiiI. to: bad. but I
thought j on were a deer. The Victim
Don't fret. Amnteiir Hportsninu
lo:i'i fret! Why. muu, I promised my
wife n pair of hums. Ill untruted Hits.
Th3 Main Trouble.
Wise C'.i. yive us a rest for awhile.
vo:''t you 7 l)o;ibh;; Well, every fel
h:: h;U n ri'it to his o.dniou tin.l
Wise-Yes, br.t V.ia t:-o-.ib!e U that lie
rniTt U imule - re:tli::e lh::l Ocro i:i:i,v
Lea wrong U it.-liulhinnpoll: News.
T; tie-3.
Traveler t'ifuv waiting patiently for
train for fo::r Shv'll no be cum
in' the day. I doot? i'orior Ilootn
inon, hue ye no patience? Ye'll jii:;
bide a wee wht'-j an' she'll be by(
Punch. IndlscretliMi, malice, rashness and
falsehood produce each other. L Hi)
t-los.
TIME TABLES
SOUTHEBN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Northbound.
No. 0j Oregon Kxpress. . . .
No. 14 J Portland Express...
No. 225 j For Ashland
Southbound.
No. 15 1 California Express..
No. 13San Francisco Exp.
No.225IFrom Grants Pass..
5:.t!i p. in
9:4!) a. in.
10:35 a. m.
10:35 a. m.
1:50 p. m.
0:15 p. m.
PACIFIC & EASTERN RAILWAY.
No. -1 Leaves Medford.
17:50 a. m.
2:30 p. m.
No. 3 J Leaves Medford
No. 21 Arrives Medford 110:50 a. m.
No. 4 Arrives Medford 3:30 p.m.
0GUE RIVER VALLEY RAILWAY.
No. 2 Leaves Medford 10.40 a.m.
No. 4 Leaves Medford 5:55 p.m.
Motor Leaves Medford 2:00 p. m.
MotorLeaves Medford .... 9:00p.m.
No. 1 Leaves Jacksonville.. 9:00a.m.
No. 3 Leaves Jacksonville.' 3:30 p.m.
Motor j Leaves Jacksonville. 1:00 p. m.
Motor Leaves Jacksonville.. 7:30 p.m.
Special motor car trips during day,
$2.00 and upwards, according to mini
bor people. Phone Jacksonville office.
don't guess
KESOLUTION.
Ite It Resolved, by the City Council
of the City of Medford, Oregon, tho
Mayer approving. That the following
propnm-d amendment to the City Char
ter of the City of Medford be submit
ted to the It-gal voters of said city for
their approval or rejection at u special
ehvtiou to bo held ill said city on the
ITtli day of March. l!MiS:
Proposed Amendment
To Section 72 of the
City Charter of the City of Medford.
The pec.ple of tho City of Medford do
ordain as follows:
That section 72 of an act of the leg
islature of the State of Oregon, entitled
"An act o repeal an act entitled An
act to repeal an act entitled "An act
to incorporate tho Town of Medford, in
Jackson County, Oregon, and limiting
its powers and defining the duties ot
its officers," and to repeal an act en
titled 'An act to incorporate the Town
of Medford, in Jackson County, Ore
gon approved February 24,
filed in the offico of tho secretary of
state February 21, 1SS9, and all amend
meats thereof, and to incorporate the
City of Medford, in Jackson County,
Oregon, umdV to define its powers and
duties,' approved February (, 1001, and
to incorporate the City of Medford, in
Jackson County, Oregon, define its pow
ers and duties, and to repeal all acts
and parts of acts in conflict herewith,"
filed in tho office of tho secretary of
state February 7, 1005, as amended by
tho act amendatory thereof filed in the
office of the secretary of state Febru
ary 13, 100.", and as further amended
by tho vote of the people of Medford
on tho 4th day of June, 100", bo and
the same is hereby amended by adding
thereto the following:
"Subdivision O; In addition to the
foregoing warrants and bonds, as au
thorized in the two preceding subdivis
ions of this section, tlie said council is
further authorized to borrow money on
the faith- of tin? city, and for that pur
jioso to issue warranty nnd bonds for
the Role purpose of further improving
the water distributing system of said
city, provided that tho mains Installed
in improving said system shall nil be
of cast iron of approved design nnd
manufacture; but in the event that said
council shall elect to install n system
of cast iron mains as abnvo mentioned,
and shall issue warrants and bonds as
provided in this subdivision for such
purpose, the total amount of warrants
and bonds so issued shall nt no time ex
ceed the sum of $25,000 in' addition to
the warrants and bonds in the two pre
ceding subdivisions authorized, and in
the vent that such warrants and bonds
shall be issued, such issue shall be in
all respects subject to the provisions
and restrictions of subdivision B of
this section, except as to the maximum
amount of such issue.
Following is the form in which the
above amendment, will npjtear upon the
ballots:
Medford Rink
WINDELL & LOOSLEY, Props.
Two Sessions Daily.
Rink Closed on Sundays.
Afternoon Session. 2:00 to 5:00
Evening Session .7:30 to 10:30
The management will endeavor to
conduct this rink to secure the pat
ronage tt the best people; where
they may go for reereat ion and
healthful exercise. People patrouiz
ing it must at all times conduct
themselves as ladies nnd'gentleineu.
Music will be provided and special
features added fro intinie to time.
Ail skaters pay 2 cents for use nf
surface. Admission free, except on
special nights, which will be an
nounced through the press.
SPECIAL MUSIC.
Society Night Wednesday
ADMISSION 10 CENTS
SKATES 25 CENTS
iJA Fresh Complexion
U preferred and produced by
Robertine, mild, delightful
' preparation, delicately fragrant
Makei the tkin exquisitely softi
banishat crackled appearance cauied
br over-drvnessi reduce! the tixe of
enlarged porei. cleamet them, re
duce! inflammation and spreads an even,
radiant glow due to wholeiome nourish
ment of ikm glands and stimulation of
the capillaries which alio teea tie
skin and supply it healthful color.
A ik jour Druggist for a frit i amp It tf
GBERTINEJ
Job Printing
Linotyping
at the
Tribune
Print Shop
Coil for Sale.
We nrr low prrparrd to furnish bnn
picked coal at thn mino, fivp mil'
.nst of town, in any amount desired
7.50 pir ton.
tf pacific coai, m.
: Submitted by Older of tlie City :
: Council. :
: ( il.VKTKR AM KNlM KNT.
: Vnto Wi or Xo.
: ClinrttT uim-mlmriit nutlitiri.iii :
: the issuance of 'jri.liOO niMitinmil :
: water bonds, "niiied n east iron :
: piM dUtributtiiK ..ystem bo in- :
: Mailed. :
-too
Yes.
401
No.
The foregoing resolution was adopted
hy the City Council February 2t, 1!U$,
Trowbridge absent, Kifi-rt voting aye,
Wort man aye, Merriek aye, Ilafer aye
Olwell absent.
Approved February 2ft, Utits.
.1. F. KKDDY, Mayor.
Attest:
ltKNJ. M. COLLI XS, Recorder.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
SINtiKll Sewing Machine On. Tele
phone Xo. HI."). A. IX Singlor, Mgr. SMM-
WANTHI") A boarder in a private fan
ily. Address P. O. Hox S1. tf
WAXTKI Furnished house of four ot
five rooms, hupiiro Hotel Xash. tf
WAXTKD Woman ur girl for silver
pjuitrv. Apply to, Steward, Xash Oafe.
WAXTKD Position as working house
keeper, city or country. AddresH K.
X., Medford, Or. ' 2;
FOK KKXT Newly furnished rooms,
by day, week or month. The Odell,
over postoffiee, Medford. Or. tf
VAXTKI Teamsters with teams want
ed at Western Oregon Orehard Co. 's
orehard. Apply to Fred Luudahl. i!lo
FOR EXCIIANOK Medford property
for othor property. Adrdess Lock Poi
41S, Medford, Or. tf
FOK KKXT Two-room house. Inquire
.F. O. Woods, corner Ninth nnd I
streets.
WAXTKD UK) people to have their
shoes repaired at C. M. Kidd 's Shoe
Store. Our shoemakers are experts, tf
FOll SALK Two incubators, used only
one season, for sale cheap; capacity
of each, LMti eggs. Inquire nt War
ner's store. Warner & Snvder. tf
FOK SALK aOxWO-root lot, :td lot
from ear. llth and L sis.; a bargain;
S. W. Medford. Call any time.- W.
Vogili, residence.
WAXTKD 100 men, 7." per cent min
ers, at once. Magic of Oold 11 ill.
Xov. For particulars, address W. Vo
geli, Medford, Or. tf
FOK SALK Kitchen furniture, includ
ing stove, table, chairs, etc. Inquire
J. W. Paul, South Tenth st., near high
school. tf
L 1 1 A V K NiMi Xewtowa Pippin apple
trees on hand and for sale at popular
prices. I,. It. Warner. tf
HfHMTlTAirnd
wishing work of this kind done in
evening call up Van, phono S.Vi, Kogue
River Fleet rie Co., or address P. O.
Itox S7IJ. tf
FOK. SALK One acre, west of Medford
city limits; price $'20(1, payable $10
down ami $10 a mouth, without inter
est. Address P. O. Ilox .171, Medford.
Oregon.
WORK WAXTKD Japanese contrac
tor; can do all kinds of general farm
ing; general helper in nil work; town
or coun t ry. Ad d ress A . K. Tat sum i ,
(lea'l Del., Medford, Or. tf
FOR SALL New residence, just com
pleted, second block west of high
school, West Seventh street; fine col
onial interior; cheap if sold soon. In
quire Tribune office. tf
FOR SALK Webster s international
Dictionary, latest edition, new and in
dexed, for sale at n 'bargain. Inquire
of Tribune or address O. Ilox -IIK,
Medford. ,,- . "01
WAXTKD Ten dr ll! boarders at once;
home cooking; everything guaranteed
first class; cont indent to business part
of town. Address M rs. .loo TIioimuh,
South II st. tf
IF lT want to -buy a farm, see Wilson
& Kinyoii. If I' want to buy a house,
see Wilson & Kinvon. If I have n
llBiise to rent or V want to rent n
house, wee Wilsr.n & Kiukoii, Tell us
what V want, and if we have not gut
it, we will try ami' get it, List your
property with us. We are here to
stay. Wilson 6c Kinyon, Adkins bit;.,
7th and (' sts. '.Wft
A GOOD HI' Known as the lluek j
Lake ranch, hn-ated in Klamath comity,
2HS acres; "((id a.res of timber, osti
mated to have fmin 0,iMt(),0iM) to 1J,
(100,001) feet, of limber, consisting of
yellow pine and white pine nnd fir;
5 M0 acres of grass and hay land; IMMO
acres'of tide swamp; tonnll house ami
bam ; It mill s of wire ftine, bar bet1
wire; 7 mill's of (! wire and '2 of " wire
swamp is fed by large springs, rising
on the ground of Die place; about 700
acres en ii be irrigated and drained b;
a large flood-gate; price $1- p'T acre.
Title guaranteed. A key to the Hlir
rounding country which is tpiite a
stock eiiiinlry; ''' miles east of Ash
land and f'l miles west of K la math
Falls. AddrrM 1'.' O. I .VI, Ashland,
Or. 312
F Ht SA I, I: Having pnrchasi-d over
.100,000 feet of firt class milling l..g.
wo are prepared t furnish first class
lumber i all kinds in any amount
on short notice. If you confmplate
building place yur order with im;
prices very reasonable; dimeiiHion and
fine fiaihh lumber n specialty. Write
or call. ISutte l'alh Ijiiniber Company,
offien over Jackson countv bank, Med
ford, Or. tf
FOK SAM-: I will poll by bid on March
, I0OS, Jen nrns within tpiarier mile
of Talent depot, eiflier as a whole or
in lots llOx'i-'u fud. This is an up
portunity f r laboring nun to sectire
a home where latmr is in demand. Itidi
will be received either in person ir
by mailP Kight n 'r rd to reject :
or all bid-. Terms: One dalf e:ih,
balnnce at buyer's option at M per rent
interent. Minimum price per lot, Jlofl.
liiglust bidder tnl crt Inn choice of lot.
Call on or address Welhorn I let soi,
T.ilent, Or. 300
All Kinds and
Varieties of
Are You
Thinking of
Building?
Iowa Box & Lumber Co.
MEDFORD
A new baby girl has arrived at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loder in
West Medford. She weighs ten pounds.
Mother and baby are doing well.
AUTOMOBILES
EXPERT REPAIRING. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. SUNDRIES FOR
SALE. PU15L1G GARAGE. GARS STORED AND OARED FOR.
Reos
Premiers
Fords
Kissel Kar
AVE ASK
YOU TO
NOTICE
OUR LINE
FOR '08.
CAN YOU
BEAT IT .
MEDFORD
Mat
SION THAT " YOU CAN GET MORE WITH YOUR DI AMONDS ON THAN
YOU CAN GET ON YOUR DIAMONDS," AND IT'S A FACT.
Your Appearance Is Your Introduction
A WELL -GROOMED MAN NOT ONLY COMMANDS RESPECT, RUT DE
MANDS IT. AND IT DOESN'T REQUIRE SUCH AN AWFUL OUTLAY TO
GIVE A GOOD FRONT; IT'S CARE IN IJUYING.
WE OFFER YOU FIXER QUALITY MATERIALS, G R E A T E R
VALUES. MORE CLASSY STYLE AND NOI!l!IER PATTERNS THAN' CAN
ME SECURED ELSEWHERE FOR THE SAME MONEY.
$15.00, $17.50, $20.00, $25.00 lo $40.00
COME IN AND LOOK OVER' OUR LINE. SATISFACTION GUARAN
TEED OR MONEY HACK.
Model Clothing Co.
" M E D FO lift 'S CORRECT C LOT 1 1 1 E R S ' '
Lumber
"WHY XOT SAVFi YOUR MOXKY BY
p.unvmxn a iiomk of your own?
WE MAKK AND SKLL ANYTHING
AND EVERYTHING NEEDED IN THE
LUMBER LINE. CALL, SECURE OUR
PRICES AND PLACE YOUR ORDER
BEFORE THE SEASON'S RUSH BE
GINS. THIS IS GOING TO BE MED
EORD'S BANNER BUILDING YEAR.
GET IN OX T1IF GROUND FLOOR
AND GET IN NOW
Sa in uel Sa nd ry, who recei ved n se
ven injury in a railroad accident at
Tolo several months, was a Medford
business caller Fridav.
1908 MOTOR CARS
Reos
10 H. P. Ringle-evliiNUT Runabout, with folding
sent ? 650
L'O II. P. (loublo-cyliiidorRoiulslcr with. jump soat.$1000
L'O Jl. P. doubhM'.vlindpr Touring Car, (lctaclial)lc
tonncau , $1250
Premiers
2-I-2S TI. P. four-cylinder Roadster or touring ear. .$2250
:50-:i." II. P. four-eyliuder Roadster or touring ear. .$2500
:!()-:?.") II. P. four-eyliuder Roadster or touring ear,
double ignition $2600
-10-1.") II. P. six-cylinder Touring Car, 7-passenger..$3750
Fords
U H. P. four-cylinder Runabout $ 500
Same with mechanical oiler, running-board and
lamps, etc '. $700
10 II. P. six-cylinder Touring Car $3000
Kissel Kar
:r)-IO II. P. Touring Car or Roads! er $2000
CAN YOU REAT TI I EM I Prices F. (). 15. Factory.
AUTO CO,:
DID IT
EVER
OCCUR
TO YOU?
THAT THE AIR OF PROSPERITY
COMMANDS RESPECT? YOU KNOW
THERE'S A VERY FITTING EXPRES
OREGON
('. K. Mc( 'omb is a new arrival in
Medford from Kuport, Idaho. Ilis fam
ily will arrive to take up their resi
dence here in a few davs.
. Vr. WALKER, Malinger.
Phone Main 213.
u'ago Kiu'hlh and 1) Streets.
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