THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OR.. TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1908.
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
I Ho whs badly injured in a railroad
' w Ti'v k in Montana two yearn ago, which
I caused paralynis of tin lower Jim La.
Just received at Ward's L'utth Store,
new jardinieres and cniekn and chuniH.tf
Janu'H Curr from the Kat Hide was
a bnsiueHM caller in Medford Tuesday.
JiiMt received at Ward 's Cush Store
bow iardiniercs, crocks and churns, tf
J. ('. Kmerick of Ashland transude
biiKiiie-H in Medford Tuendiiy.
A buttle of Majdeine will make
two gallons of delicious svruu. 300
Jj. C. JidiriHton, a carpenter of M
ford, left TueHday fur San Francisco.
Just received at Ward's Cash Store
new iardiiiiereH, crocks and churns, tf
V. K. Heecraft of I'hoenix made Med
ford a business call Tuesday.
See the 7."ie postals at Hull's Postal
Shop, near bridge. tf
E. E. Miner of Gold Mill precinct wiw
a business caller in Medford Tuesdny
Rout hern Oregon scenery at Hull 's
Art Htudio, near bridge. tf
J. II. Cochran of Medford was
town Monday.
Dry wood for sale. Inquire at War
ner's grocery or see W. J. Warner, tf
Mrs. M. M. Taylor spent the day in
Ashland Monday.
For novelties and fancy millinery and
popular prices, see Mrs. W. I. Brown
pn the Wert Bide. tf
Jay C. Sexton, cashier of Hank of
Jacksonville, is helping in the sheriff's
offico during tho rush of collecting taxes.
For novelties and fancy millinery and
popular prices, son Mrs. W. J, Brown
on tho West Side. tf
H. F, Goodland is erecting a two-story
residenco in West Medford, which he
will occupy as a home.
Our Enster Postals have just
rived, Cull and see them before they
iiro picked over. The largest assort
raent in the city. Hull's Postal Shop, tf
F. F. Trevor of New York is a new
comer iu Medford and will locate if
suitable purchases can be made.
Do you want a first-class business
location on Medford 's busieHt streetf
Easy terms. If so, call on J. 0. Drown,
Palm Dloek. tf
Oscar Lyon of West Medford has been
severely afflicted with bronchial trou
bles for two weeks.
W. H. Morton, formerly of Medford,
came in on business from Ashland Mon
day. Dr. and Mrs. Forbes of Talent are
guests at. the home (tf Mr. and Mrs. I).
T. Lawton,
The M. M. M. Glee club will give n
concert at the Methodist Episcopal
church on B street some date next week.
John F. White returned Monday from
Berkeley, Cal., whore he has ben visit
ing for the past three weeks.
Have you Mnpleinc in the house t If
not, order today, You can't afford to bo
without it. 300
Lewis Doren of Wellen made Medford
a business mill Tuesday. Mr. Doren re
ports that the roads are in good condi
tion. The city council met Monday as an iu
formal body to consider the proposition
of a new fire alarm system, but action In
the matter was postponed to March 17. j
Mrs. II. T. Sutton, lale principal!
school of Music, Cottier University, Lin
coln, Neb., will entertain with her
piano at the Christian church Wednes
day, March 1 1, S p. m. 301
.John Barnuru nf the Kogue ltiver Val
ley Railrond company left Tuesday for
Han Francisco, Oil., where he will look
after matters of business for the next
two weeks.
J. H. Downing of Central Point, who
is agent for the McMinnville Mutual In
surance company made a business call
in Medford Tuesday. He lias been suf
fering with the grippe.
Tho building restriction on Queen
Anne lots should interest every home
builder in Medford. If you are looking
for residence property on which to build i
a home, ncipiaint mirself with the ,
lerms under which these bits are being j
sold. Impiire of F E. Kelly. Palm
block. ' tf j
II. I Hooker sold uitt Inn to w ivsi j
deuce properly .in N Ntroot in Park ad
dition In Phillip l.ooseley, the consiileia i
lion iieing L'"Mii. Mr. MooUcr will erect j
annther residriice fur a home for him
s.-lf.
While strolling down lint Mreet the
other dav I noticed a fine display "f
postal .aid and on investigation 1
found the largest assortment of postals
that I have eer seen. For the benefit I
nf those who have not already found it,!
1 will say that it will pay yon to call!
nod see them. Yon will find them at,
Hull's Postal Shop. Hubbard building..
upstniiM. (f
Dr. Jones tep,.rls that t lie little
daolitet ,.f .1. i'. lleiitonl of Crittin ,
,,r,,,'l. bo 1 r ;, whilep h.vnu;.
NEW GEOGRAPHY PUTS
OREGON UPON THE MAP
PORTLAND, March in. Professor R. 1
H. Tarr, occupying the chair of physical
g"grnphy at Cornell university, is the
author of a geography now used as a!
text book in a vast number of schools'
throughout the United States, and in j
revising this book is paying especial at- j
tention to the development of Oregon I
and Washington. The Portland Coin- f
, the recipient that the letter had
official charactr. "It is clearlv out of
j the question," said Asquith, 'to lay
; private and public correspondence on
i the table."
Later, in the house of lords. Lord As
, quith described the letter from Kmperor
( William as "quite informal and friend
ly. " Lord Tweedmouth expressed sur
: priso at the continued criticisms from
the press and the public.
CAKE TO MAKE TOUR IN
INTEREST OF CANDIDACY
mercial club has furnisheii
Tarr verv complete data on Oregon, to
gether with a number of thoroughly
representative pictures, and genuine in
terest on the part of the author is ap-
In the interest of his candidacy for
1
WANTED Woman or girl for silver
pantry. Apply to Steward, Nash Cafe.
FOR SALE House and lot near Cath
olic school; price $1700; this is a bar
gain. Address letter to Boi 312, Med
ford, Or. 323
WANTED (iood dairy or fruit farms
in Rogue- River valley in exchange for
Minneapolis rental property. Address
C, Medford Tribune. 304
SHORTHAND and Typewriting Those
wishing work of this kind done in
evening call up Van, phone 855, Rogue
River Electric Co., or address P. O.
Box S7fl. tf
wiin ins perron
urns.
Professor tho republican nomination for I'nite
males nenntor 11. (.nke will begin
a vigorous campaign of the state thin
week. Hih itinerary will include prae
tii'iilly every section of Oregon
parent from a rcipicst tor further pho- .Mr. Cake's determination to begin
togrnphs of !- i li- subjects. Mashing' the active cnmpaign at this time is due.
ton's commercial bodieB will see that, he snvs, to his desire to explain to all
the " Kvergrern State" is properly ta
ken cure of.
Public School Opportunities.
No section of the Union surpasses the
the Republican voters of Oregon his
stand on various questions. His posi
tion has been expressed in his platform
ho says, but ho desires further expana
Pacific Northwest in the excellence of, tion of its various topics by means of
itn I'UMin oi l in. aim . K..u Lumuiuur ( JIITNIIIIIII UUUrCSSCS.
ties are manifesting their interest in the "Through the papers I have submit
state university by urging upon th state! ted my platform to the Republican vot
the most liberal appropriations for tho ers of Oregon," announces Mr. Cake
maintenance of this institution in a way "but in addition to that I desire to ad
that will enable it to reach its highest ; dress them in person, to explain more
eflicieney. This was the meat of a res- fully and more clearlv mv nosition in
various matters. I hope to have thr
mercial club recently. Public bodies pleasure of addressing as manv Ronub
throughout the northwest appreciate ' lican votors as possible and am confident
that institutions or higher learning that mv message to them will be of in
nro n factor of the greatest importance teres, to all who are concerned in the
to eastern people who contemplate mak- result of the coming election.
ing their homes here.
California people are planning to re
turn the visits raadn that state by the
poople of Oregon ami Washington, prob
ably the first excursions will bo made
at the time of Portland 's rose festival
in June. At even this enrlv date, too,
REPUBLICANS AOEEE ON
TARIFF REVISION PLANS
WASHINGTON, March . Plans for
tho revision of tho tariff hnvo been
the Alnskn-Yukon-Pncific exposition at ' agreed upon by tho Republican leaders
Seattle is being much discussed in the im,iU(jig Reosevelt, Speaker Cannon!
Senator Beveridgo and Representatives
Payne, DnlKell and Sherman, tho throe
south,
Development League Meets.
n series 01 meetings unoer me nun- l.....- i,n:n mnmi,n,a rt tun ,00
pices of the Oregon Development league , mcnnfi committ(?P who wiH fram(.
are io ne nem tins weeK in AHhlnnd, i tn(, uew Iaw
Medford, liosehurg, (-rants Pass, Al-J ,,r,PI1 ',.:- nt ,,.. win .
-mn nun may.nn. jone neoi an emnu- , ,,..,,,,.1 imm(1,lint(1lv ftftpp th r.TniriltioT,
Vi . , , """ " of the present congress next spring and
....... - m in f ,n uu- morning. reveiuy a bi wiJ draftpd n,ihu,inf, Bome of
,n ,.o ...e .o.o- th(( h Hl.,lodn,pf) on rtpp, am, inm and
mercial club there. lir,i;,;n,r ,i,,.u v, t.. .-..
Eastern people are nlrendv beginning .'.,,, .'i : ' :rti i:rt-
10 arrive on me spring colonist rates.
lie disposition is to seek the smaller
I he disposition is to sc
owns ami the majority of those look
ing for country places intend to enter
fruitgrowing or dairying, two industries
pecially attractive in Washington and
Oregon, where they bring greater re
turns thnn in anv other part of tho
mint rv.
uext fall, President Roosevelt will call
: congress immediately lifter the result is
known, so that the tariff con be revised
by the Republicans.
Classified Advertisements
One Cent n Word No HiiiK-f insertion less
thnn 15 cents. Six itisrrtiniiH for thr price of
four. Seven ty-fivr renin n line per nunith.
CHINA GIVES SATISFACTION
FOR INSULT TO JAPAN
WANTKD Furnished houso of four or
five rooms. Inquire Hotel Nash, tf
1'KKIX, .March HI. The Talsu Mum
incident is not yet fully settled. China
has given uutisfuct ion regarding the
hauling down of the .lapanese flag, but
the disposition of the steamer and the
matter of indemnity are still subjects
of negotiation between Chiua aud .la
pa 11.
WANT KD KID people to have their
shoes repaired at ( M. Kidd's Shoe
Store. Our shoemakers are experts, tf
WORK WANTED Japanese contrac
tor; can do all kinds of general farm
ing; general helper in all work; town
or country. Address A. E. Tatsumi,
Gen '1 Del., Medford, Or. tf
FOR SALE One hundred tiers pine
stove wood, cut last fall, $1,73 a tier.
Two hundred tiers of oak wood at
$2.25. You can haul four tiers at a
load; no hilla; adjoining depot grounds
at Phoenix. T. J. Fish. 300
FOR SALE 40 acres land on Rogue
River, two miles from Grants Pass;
about half cleared, rich bottom loam,
first-class orchard or garden land; oak
and pine timber on balance worth en
tire price asked for land; terms $200
down, $15 a month on balance. Ad
dresB P. O. Box 571, Medford, Or. 318
FOR SALE Here Is your opportunity
to double your money m 30 days. Buy
the uew addition of 15 acres, 40 im
mense lots, platted and recorded, good
soil, fine location, right in town; close
to business section; muBt raiBe some
money at once; terms on part; will
sacrifice if can sell quick. Lock Box
546. 303
FOR SALE Having purchased over
500,000 feet of first-class milling logs,
we are prepared to furnish first-class
lumber of all kinds in any amountB
on short notice. If you contemplate
building place your order with us;
prices very reasonable; dimension and
fine finish lumber a specialty. Write
or call. Butte Falls Lumber Company,
offico over Jackson county bank, Med
ford, Or. tf
WANTED Capable laundry woman to
do family washing at home. Inquire
Tribune office. tf.
FOR SALE All kinds of wood. Odar
posts. Orders for future delivery.
Ifiehstein & Wilson, (Irants Paws.
KAISER WILLIAM'S LETTER
MERELY A FRD3NDLY NOTE
FOU SALE A slightly used Style 66
Singer machine. See Slewing at Dan
iels ' store, HOI
LONDON, March 10. The hope that
the letter sent by Emperor William to
Lord Tweedmouth, the tlrst lord of the
admiralty, would be published was dis
pelled by Mr. Asquith, chancellor of the
exchequer, in the house of com in on
this afternoon, when he told A. J. Hal
four and other questioner that he had
nothing to add to the statement of Fri
day and that so tar as he knew Lord
Tweedmouth had nothing to add to his
declaration beyond the fact that he
showed the letter to Sir Edward (irey,
the foreign secret nrv, who agreed with
WANTED Teamsters with teams want
ed at Western Oregon Orchard Co. 'a
orchard. Apply to Fred Lundahl. 315
WANTED Stenographer and book
keeper of some experience; Btate age
and experience. T 1, Tribune office.tf
FOR SALE Two incubutors, used only
one season, for sale cheap; capacity
o f en c h , 21 tl eggs. Inquire at War
ner's store. Warner & Snvdor. tf
WANTED (iirl, a good cook, two in
the family, 4room cottage; no wash
ing to do; will pay good wages. Ad
dress P. O. Box :tS. tf
FOR SALE Ranches ranging in size
from 2 acres up to 640 acres; prices
ranging from $10 up to $350 per acre.
A good business property at $S500;
new residence property ranging in
price from $600 up to $3000; also 100
acres in Missouri to exchange for
property here. List your rental prop
erty with us. Wo have calls every day.
Call and sec us. Wilson & Kinvon.
Adkins Block, 7th and C. 316
FOR SALE I will sell by bid on March
10, li()8, ten acres within quarter mile
of Talent depot, oither as a whole or
in lots 110x520 feet. This is nn op
portunity for laboring men to secure
a home where labor is in demand. Bids
will bo received either in person or
by mail. Right reserved to reject any
or all bids. Terms: One-half cash,
balance at buyer's option at 8 per cent
interest. Minimum price per lot, $400.
Highest bidder takes his choice of lot.
Call on or address Welboru Beesor,
Talent, Or. 800
Copyriadt". 1907
N.Y. i
MB. POOR DRESSER:
A THREADBARE COAT COVERS MANY AN HONEST HEART, BUT
THE BEST WAY TO GET OUT OF A PINCH IS TO PUT ON A GOOD
FBONT, THEN YOU CAN MARCH IN THE SUCCESS PARADE AND CAR
RY A BANNER.
SHODDY CLOTHING WE DON'T SELL AT ANY PRICE, BUT FOR
20.00 WE CAN GIVE YOU A SUIT WHICH YOU CAN WEAR TO VISIT
THE PRESIDENT. THE REASON WHY WE CAN SELL YOU A GOOD
SUIT FOR THIS MONEY IS BECAUSE WE KNOW MANY MEN AT
TIMES GET UP AGAINST IT AND WE KNOW THAT H" WE WTT.T.
SELL A GOOD SUIT FOR $20.00 WE CAN SELL ENOUGH MORE OF
THEM TO MAKE IT MORE PROFITABLE TO US THAN IF WE CHARG
ED $25.00 A PRICE WHICH MANY CLOTHING MERCHANTS ASK FOB
SUITS AND OVERCOATS NOT SO GOOD.
SAVE UP AND BRING US $20.00 AND WE WILL MAKE YOU
HAPPY.
THE TOGGERY
A SAFE PLACE TO TRADE.
A G(K)D BUY Known as the Buck
Lako ranch, located in Kltimnth county,
2013 acres; 000 acres of timber, csti
mutixl to have from 10,000,000 to 12,
000,000 feet of timber, consisting of
yellow pine and white pine and fir;
500 acres of grass and buy land; 1000
acres of tule swamp; small houso and
barn; 9 miles of wire fence, barbed
wire; 7 miluB of 6-wire and 2 of 5-wire
swamp is fed by large springs, rising
on the ground of the place; about 700
acres can bo irrigated and drained by
a lurge flood-gate; price $12 per aero.
Title guaranteed. A key to the sur
rounding country which is quite h
stock country; 35 miles east of Ash
land and 20 miles wcjit of Klamath
KaJls. Address P. O. 156, Ashland,
f)r. 312
Watch for the Announcement of Our
Spring Opening
Wait for the New Millinery
It will pay you to wait for tho new Millinery which ive will open up
very Hoon now. Our spring opening in all Rections will be at the same time
as our Millinery Opening and you will enjoy coming.
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All Kinds and
Varieties of
Lumber
Are You
Thinking of
Building?
WHY NOT SAY K YOUR MONEY BY
lU'IUHXU A HOME OF YOUR OWN?
WE .MAKE AND SEEL ANYTHING
ANI EYERYTIIINO NEEDED IN THE
UWIliER LINE. CALL, SECURE OUR
PRICES AND PLACE YOUR ORDER
LKPORE THE SEASON'S RUSH DE
(ilNS. THIS IS (i()lN(! TO P.E M ED
FORD'S I5AXNER P.UILDlMi YEAR.
CUT IN ON THE OROUND FLOOR
AND i ET IN NOW
Iowa Box & Lumber Co.
MKOFORD OREGON
Spring Suits
Exceptional Value
Of coutho you are going to have a Spring
Suit. Never before have the .jacket suits been
so popular or the styles so profuse. The values,
too, are exceptionally good. All we ask is a
look and wo feel sure that, out of our showing
of over 12o suits yon can find something to
please. Prices,
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See the Window Display.
1150,00
About Alterations
If you get something at this store and have it iillered we guarantee the
fit aud it is your own fault if it doesn't suit you. Our alteration lady is
very good, having come to us direct from the big suit house of Nathan &
Sons, Saerninento, California. She has hud practical experience ami we
guarantee her work to be absolutely satisfactory. Now if yon should hap
pen to get something here that dues not prove up right, please let us km.w
and if we fail to make it right we will give back your money. You will
be iloitig the right thing by coming to us for your money and we want yon
to come. Don't lie small and gn round knocking, for your friends may
think it strange that you do not come back for vonr tnoaev.
Buy Piece Goods Here
We i:iu siivi' you inunoy oil piecr goods. 1 1 t1 is pruot':
We wvro the people to introiUiee CjilieuH at .V, (iinyhanis nt .V, iJn'ss
.iinriiiiiiH :tt S 1 .f ami up, Blenched Mimlin at 7e and up. Ami nuiay
other items we miylit mention. Sntliee it tt. say that before we opened up
our piece jjimhU section you couldn't lmy .V Calicos, -V Apron Check,
s I :te Dress (iinizliams, nr "c llleadi'-d Muslins ami many more items we
niijjht mention in Medford.
In yon appreciate our efforts to lower prices enough to come and see our
ottering .' All we ask is a look.
MEDFORD'S MODERN STORE
BAKER-HUTCHASON CO
JUST NORTH OF JACKSON CO. DANK
R. W. GRAY, Builder
COLONIAL PORCH WORK. OP.ILL .4NJ) I4TH
WORK, PA TT EI INS. fc'.TC.
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