THE MEPFORI) DAILY TRIBUNE, MED FORD, OR., "WEDNESDAY. MARCH IS. 1908.
fPUPILS" LETTERS
BRING RESULTS
I
': Missives Sent East by Scholars
Result in Good Advertising of
City and Valiey-VaGanGies in
Positions-Increase Salaries.
I teachers will not to applying this year. Saturday, March 21. The speakers s
Tak it altogether, the matter of u- rnrnl tor the ncensinn ineliule rrotW
fiin.ig suitable teachers is a serious sr A. I:. fnivlh-v, 1.. Ja?ues Withe
one iu spite of the fact that uiauy up- coiiilo umt I'rotYssor 4'. t. Lewis uf th'
plieaiitH appear. As a geuerul rule not (trepm Agricultural college; 1'ivsiilent
umre than two out of three who apply II. M. WillituiiMiii of the Siut llurti
I'ruiu a Uistauee prove upou iuvestiga- J cultural sucii-ty ami ( nnimisMuiirr A.
tion to to suitable, others accept other 11. Carson of the Third horticultural
positions. The increase iu salaries vot- j district of Oregon. District Attorney
ed for next year ought to attract good Ueorge M. lirowu will deliver the open
talent, but the supply of goml teachers i ing address. A part of the program
has not been equal to the demand for of the institute consists of vocal and
', The plan of correspondence of Med
l jt'ord pupils with eastern pupils in re
$gard to the advantages of .Mcdford and
v.lhe Kogue River valley is b.'ginniug to
liertr fruit and Ictti-rs are coming iu
daily. Alcdfoi'd pupils jromisel all
"J who reply a Mclt ord booklet. Many
i u i Is are sending the booklets out
ti hi'iuseh es and are continuing an in
C :teivsting correspondence. In ot her
Va- s the names are handed to I he sec
retary of the Commercial club, who
pseuds booklets. Not only are pupils
of other schools interested, but su-
tpeiiiiteiideiiN and teachers are stating
; filial they are iuteiisted as well.
I About letters Were Ki'llt out two
- jweel;s ao, ami J replies have been re-
iee'ned lo dale. The value to the pu
. pils of the h t ter wril itig and the value
lo the community of the advertising is
considerable. Hut we need some of
tljeie new heoklets before lh 1 rates ex
pire. How about it.
Many Want to Teach.
!,l:iny a'lleatinns are being received
for certain positions in the schools,
.lust how niiuiy new teachers will be
ne-.lnl will not be known until after
the election early in April. Several old
son, a nurse employed in a Harlem
family, to lose her reason and attempt
.,i,.;.i i.v t;.,-(iwiiig hersilf from a
v, ; :!' w. When M is. I ickson saw
'the lilituiug accompanying the storm
j she became hysterical, tore pictures
from the wall, attempted to break the
furniture and was restrained by mem
bers of the family from throwing her
self to t he pavement. She was re
Inoved to I he observat ion ward at
Hellevue.
some time.
Cantata of 'David."
The cantata, "David, the Shepherd
Hoy,' April It, will be costumed by the
same firm that costumed ''The Mas
cot." The talent is largely within the
school, but some others will assist. A
chorus of 3iio children's voices will be
a feature. Watch for further announce
ments. Doors have been rehung on the third
floor of the West building to insure suc
cessful exit in the crfse of fire. At the
same time the pupils aro developing
proficiency in moving quickly and in
order from the building when the alarm
is .sounded.
The physics class visited the electric
plant at Cold Ray last Friday.
There will bo nearly lit) candidates
for the eighth grade examination in
May from Hie Mod ford schools. The
majority of these will enter the high
school next year.
The- next number of the Lyceum
course occurs April S. The Dunbars,
male quartet nnd bell-ringers.
instrumental music bv local talent.
OR
"PRIDE OF THE NATION
"SNAPSHOT."
Remit Joe in stamps to C. S. Mitch
ell, Ashland, Or., for either of these
latest and greatest March Twosteps,
which rank among the best ever com
posed. Ask to hear them played tit
nuv music store.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDKliS"
M KKTlXti.
Joe Creek ( 'opper M in ing Company.
Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting of stockholders of
the Joe Creek Copper Mining company
will be held at the office of the sec
retary, in the Palm lluilding. at Med
ford. ( regoti, at J o 'clock I M., on
the USth day of March, l!oS, as pro
vided by the by-laws of the company.
Dated at Med ford. Oregon. March Hi,
liHts. II. WITHINHTON,
30" Secretary.
Coal lor S.ilc.
We tire iow prepared to furnish haud
picked coal at the mine, five mil
f town, in any -nuo-.int desire il
sk.".ihl a ton.
slopped to spend Tuesday with Mr. and j 1 rtl 11 WAl'
Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge K. Rogers of i '
M....ttf.. VT..I..I. 1....... ,,.,.1
ing the winter in Los Angeles. Cab,
Mrs. A. A. Davie, and they left in the
uing for their home. j
WOMAN MADE INSANE
BY LIGHTNING SHOCK
HORTICULTURAL MEETING
SCHEDULED FOR ROSEBURG
IiOSKHlR(i, March IS. Tudor the
auspices of the Douglas Comity Fruit
growers association, a horticultural in
stitute is to be held in Roseburg, next
NKW YORK, March IS. Recalled by
a t huntler storm, vivid memories of
the shock she sustained last summer
when her husband was kill tl by n
lightning bolt, and she was stricken
unconscious, caused Mrs. Lizzie Dick-
Massage
Parlors
ELECTRIC LIGHT
FEBADIO
AND
GALVANIC
HOT AND COLD SPRAY
SALT GLOWS
BATH
S
MRS. C. A. AlOrtRG
THE ODELL, Over Postoffko
SKATING
NOTICE
Commencing Monday, March Hi,
the link will be closed all day on
Mondays, Thursdays and Sundays.
On other days then will be two
sessions, commencing at 2 and 7:.'lfl
P. M.
Wednesday, society night. Mu
sic by the rink band. Admission
HI cents; skates, L'o cents. All
other sessions, admission free.
Mcdford Rink
WINDELL & LOOSLEY,
Proprietors.
wmm I'M'1! wmmFi - mm 11 Wp5
fllVfMI A VVMV PtPP",,, ht':,l,,itl11 ib..eol;itr set this month.
vl V C II fy tiy llCCcome and see our goods and learn how
to win the prize. Remember, our bargain lounters aru tho best things
iu town.
A ED FORI) TEA and COFFEE HOUSE
l'h; west seventh street.
MoGLASIIAN & JUNKEN, Props. PHONE NO. 1!";01
R. W. GRAY, Builder
COLON I A L l'OROI I WOI? K. G R! LL AND LATH
WORK, PATTERNS, ETC.
TELEPHONE -171.
M ED FORD, OR,
K jar ai'HMl'B&LE t in iww;
Mrs. Elizabeth II. Morrison
CHINA r.UXTIXO AND V. ATKIi COLOliS.
lies, '.'(id a St. wvst. Till. :in.-.
The
Great
Greatest Bargain Event Ever Seen in Southern Oregon
NEVER SUCH A SALE
We Will Have More Help to Wait On The Crowd
Tomorrow. Come Early.
LARGE RED
T
"HE. PL
AGE
All Kinds and
Varieties of
Lumber
Are You
Thinking of
I Building?
WJIV NOT SAVE YOl'R MONEY I5Y
T5UILDINO A HOME OF YOUR' OWN ?
WE MAKE AND HKLL ANYTHING
AND EVERYTHING NEEDED IN THE
LUM HEM LTNE. CALL, SECl'RE OCR
PHICES AND h'LACE VOI K' ORDER
MKKOKE THE SEASON'S RUSH 1 ! E
MNl. THIS1S (!OIN(i To P.E MED-t-(MIC;
',ANNEI lil'ILDINf! YEAR.
lt:X I fc ON" THE (11,'OCND FLOOR
aND GET IN NOW
MEDFORD
o
mbef Co.
o 0RI5 00N
A bit of
Alfalfa Land
Every mir ist ci I mi tlic liiiul sit nut inn in (his
Icy knows tlial 'mtA liay Lind is fi'ipiii, to lie in dc
1 1 1 1 1 1 I from this time forth, ou in to so inncli of our
'ilf.ilf.i Lind liiivin liccn l;t 1 1 1 I to fruit trees. We
ire ;ilile to offer for ;i short time
- ACRES OF THE I! EST
( nly I hree miles from Medfonl, for the rensoiiiilile
prier- of
TWO II FN DR ED DOLLARS PER' ACRE,
Ami we iroiioiuiee j one of the Lest Imys ' the
Viilley tod.iy. It is of the Lest (ii;ility, ;inil we
know it will prove ;i winner to the Liiyer. It is
eiu;illy well ;nl;ipte to pe;irs. If it interests you,
eall ill oRce on
Ro'iuc Rivfi Land Go.
F.XHIBIf EUILD1NO,
MprORD, OREGON.
Wanted a Name
Stinm st a li.'iine for the new 10-eent eii;ir niiinufiic
lured hy the K'oiie Ifivcr ';illey Ciiir Works
.mil rei'eic
100 10-Cent Cigars Free
Surest ;is niiiny names as you please. Surest
names whieh are new and original. The eontesl
ant who sends in the name whieh is seleeted as the
trade name of the new I ira in I will receive ahso
lulcly free the first PHI 10-eent cigars niamifac
1 1 1 red. There a re no st rins or emu lit ions ai I ached
to this offer. The winner will he announced in
the Daily Trihiine.
Send all names, accompanied hv voiir own name
and address, immediately 1o L. ( . COLEMAN,
niaiiae,er of the Roue River iilley t'iar Works,
Med ford, Orenoii.
The Medford Brick Co.
r,,in -,l of W. O. PRIDDY, O. D. NACILE, O. T. O'BRIEN, mim n u Tm. I rn
COMMON AND PREHHED BRICK.
li-fT:il fMiitr:irhir! iiikI liuihti'm in nil ilN lirnnrlirH. einiim Illiil cl imntra
fiirniNlii-il. Alt work Kti'iriiiili'i'il.
0 1,1 MK, PT.ASTKR AND CKMRNT FOR. HALF,.
ntwynifififHinwiMiniffimti