AMUSEMENTS.
; J'The Burgomaster."
With a compuuy of superior xcel-k-nee,
au euttre new scenic investiture,
x a brand uew costume embellishment, a
host of new- novel, up-to-date features,
.oiiM's the Pixlt-y & Luder's triumph,
:"The Burgomaster," to the Medford
j ipru house tonight. "The Burgomas
i ter" always the most pleasing and pop
ular of all the Pixlrv & Luder successes
f lias been kept right up-to-date, nnd
i evou a little beyond. This season will
prove no exception to the rule, and Man
ager William J'. Cullen promises the
original metropolitan production. The
company arrived this morning
M ORUDIS BREAKS OAMP
AND LEAVES SANTA BARBARA
THE MEDFrVRn DAILY TRIBUNE, MKPKOKD, OR., TUESDAY. MAKPTT 24. TOPS.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PROVS
A CURE TOR LEf ROSY
(Boston Journal.)
After characterizing Mrs. Mary Baker
Eddy as ft woman who spread infamous
; stories of cures by Christian Science
healing which had never been aecom-
i plishcd, at the stato house beforfl the
committee on public health, yesterday
morning, and challenging Alfred Farlow
the church's publicity agent, to produce
the name of a leper he had claimed had
leen healed by Christian treatment. At
torney F. W. IVabody of the opposition
was nonplussed at the afternoon session
when, following a second dare, much to
his discomfort, Mr. Farlow arose nnd
named t he c 11 red pa rt y as T)r. O. V.
Itarrett, a physician of St. Louis, Mo,
Closely following the producing of the
name, V. A. Morse, representing the
Christian Sclent ists. ruse to his feet,
and. addressing Mr. Pen body, asked him
if he would now withdraw his bills, as
he had agreed to do if the namo was
produced.
"flood Ood, man.' was all Penbodv
could say.
- Following the hearing Mr. Farlow tel
ogra plied to St. Louis and received a
prompt reply. Both telegrams follow
"George Barrett. 2240A South
Grand avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Do you
still claim that you have been healed
of leprosy by Christian Science? Give
date of healing. W ire immediately.
;-. "ALFRRB FARLOW."
? "St. Louis. Mo., March 3, 1908. Al
fred Farlow, Berkeley Building, Boston:
Healing took place 2oth day of Septem
ber. 191. You are correct in your in
qniry. Will find full account in Sen
tinel, January 11, I Sun.
"O. W. BARRETT.'
Sensation followed sensation all
through the day and hundreds of the
Christian Science followers packed room
4i and applauded the di-fenders of the
Beienee healing.
SANTA BAHHARA. Cab, March 2
Muuager MeCredie has decided to
break training camp. This sudden uinvr
was made because he could not g.-t a
Suuuay g:iue here. lie will take his
team to San Luis Obispo and pla-v there
Soiid :y nteinoon and from there go .
Salinas, where he has two games si lod
uled. After playing these games Mc
CrVdie will go direct to San Francisco
and play two games with St. Marv's
college.
Frank Carr, who was tried out at
short, was yesterday turned adrift. Char
ley Baum, who is managing the Fresno
team, will get Carr. for tlie little short-:
stop today accepted Bantu "s terms. It
would not be snrpriiiig to s.-e a couple
of more men dropped when it comes to
moving time. It looks like it might be
Pernoll and Marshall, pitchers, ami
Walsh, the red headed catcher.
BUSINESS CARDS.
BATTLESHIP TO VISIT
SAN" DIEGO FOUR DAYS
SAX P1KOO, Cal., March 24. A
"Wireless message received today by May
or Forward from Hear Admiral Evans
definitely fixes the time of the arrival
nnd departure of the biittleshin flont.
-ii win ne ai pan inego lour finys ami
some hours.
The fleet will arrive at San Diego at
.2::tn o'clock on the afternoon of Tues
day, April I I. and will leavo nt 0:30
o 'clock on t he even in g of Saturday,
April IS.
O. L. Sargeant, the genial farmer of
Thoenix precinct, spent Saturday in
fed ford.
NOTICE
Is hereby given that the undersigned
will apply at the next meeting of the
city council of Med ford, Oregon, for
license to sell malt, vinous and spirit
nus li(uors in less ipiantities than one
gallon, for six months, at Lot ID, Block
2o, in Med ford, Oregon, for a period
of six months. MASS & BALK.
Bated March 14. HUN. :tjs
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
I'nited States to Ambrose Walsh.
I47.:is acres in section fi, town
ship 'At, range :t W patent
John H. Stewart to Maude Hock
nvos, lots o and li. block 2 Med
ford
K. P. Wauad to Jacob Stone, lots
fi, 7 and S, block 4, Central
Point $ (ton
L. (!. Porter to Ceorge W. Porter,
land in I L C 44, township l7,
, range 1 W 1
William Ross to Henry Humph
rey, In acres in section :M. town
Nthp Ii7, range 2 V
Harry C. Stoddard to Henry Hum
phrey, lot Kagle Point Fruit
J-'arms
T. It. Soliss to C. M. Parker, 10
acres in l L C til. township .17.
range 2 W
1. K. Green to Gertrude K. Vwk
l..s:i acres in section lM, town
ship .'17. range '2 W
Henry Humphrey to H. 0.; Stod
dan!, lots 1. 'J and 3. ld.tck 3,
West Medford tract
Henry Humphrey rt a I. to
public, property in West
ford tract I
I'niled States to Arthur .1. Mnl-
vey, Bio acres in section Ii.
township ;t;!, range 4 W patent
V. M. Kennedy to Klla J. Coir.
jf property in Whitney addition to
I .'till I
the
Mo.l-
E. R. SEELY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Modern Equipped Operating Rooms,
X-Ray. Office Hours. 1012. 4 (i P. M,
Office in Jackson County Bank Bldg
WILLIAM YOUNG
CARPENTER AND BUILDFR.
Window and Door Screens to Order.
Mission Furniture Built.
Box 71. Medford, Or
HANXEY COMPANY LAND
PFOPOSAL IS E EJECTED
lil'KNs, nr., , ,n-h i.--ViIlia:!i Jdil
ler. a!t,,t.My i-.j- the .,:, of Or.-on
and the Willi., IhniN-y pan v . ,av,.
reci-n-d a c.py of a dWNiuii jiwt h ind
ed down by ihe uliilii i-siolo-r of the
in-r:il land niYi.-.' ot Washii.gton.
who h moai?is t! ,1, )(f the r.-is
lor :,!! n-.-riM-r of the Hums hi ml of
fice ,0 r.'cnmnien.iiiiy fr rcj.-cl ion the
si 'gn'Mnt i.ni of m.tilv ro.onti arrs made
by the Stat.- lo be reclaimed by the
'A iliiain lhtnle , Miiipany under tie- Ca
rey Met.
This is ;i ,-yv iimin.int de.-t-ion t'.-r ,
Harney county, The lands involved
are of ihe wry best in llarm-v wtltev .
and be in a sti.-t. li ,.f , ounlry directly ' -o'
tributary to P.mns. This vast t ra.-t has ' m,
'en tied no for feir v ars. withdrawn. I
from public nlry. and 1 he con i . inpla t : l':i,
,d reclamation by the Hanlev eompativ son
lias been retarded by the contest which Per
lias culmiimtitl in the nr-smi decision, the
0 RELAY YAQUINA LINE
TOR EXCTTRSI0N TRAVEL
.... S V, nr., M:'ivh As the re
: an ins; vtiuti trip over the Cor
.t. tv l';Wt mi railroad bv lieiieral
a j .;it I '. O 'Hi ien und a number
. ;hei- sotitli.-ru Pacific official, it is
n -0,-1 hen tlmt the road tit the coast,
well as tl" line .Mending eastward
Meteojt, will be put in shape for
ay exi-iir-ion t rax id by installation
hea!er raiU. While it is said Ihe
' id ol'l'icials do not expect to be
do to put the roadbed in the tirst-class
u.Imi.-h which will eveulually be ac
nidi-h d b the lime this summer 's
;,wl b. yins. they hope to have if
p:tde of ha'ldliiiL; the heaviest Kind
louii-t trael to the coast by 1 he
m:nei- l!o. !
! also reported that Hk Sonlhelii
iiic will try the experiment this sea-
of operating a regular train from
l land direct to Vatpiina by wav of
W est Side route to Corvallis.
HOBOES MUNCH HAY !
SOAKED WITH BOOZE S
fnrri.i M,.T -i ,!. lin ll-....m..n.l A, II
o ar Port Stevens, is briniiti; suit '
i'.'aiii-l the Amor in A Columbia River
railroad for the i-ash value of :'.ti al j
h.tis of whishy which was b t out of tin J
barrel dui:n: transportation from Port -s
mini to Bammotitl, Mcbnuhlin con i
lend that the barrel was sinash"d by J
ronjih handlini'. The railroad companv j
maintains t hat the barrel was defec j
tie. At any rate, the booze was lost
iii gallons of it.
According ti one story the barrel was
-tossed from t he freight car onto a
couple of bales of hay. When the bar
rel hit the hay Ihe bottom was smashed
in and the hay was drenched with $'2.'J."
whisky. Puling the following night the
hoboes K't'hered from far and near like
the assemblage of crawfish around a
carcass and not only lapped up all the
boo7e but ate all the hay. In const
iiience McLaughlin wants damages.
We Want io Bav Liiiiis 1 1
j
Realty Bond Syndicate of
Oregon VV. H. Stalker
aA,!i;n,y Secretary
DR. S. J. DAY,
.(nksonvilli, Ori'mui.
DR. A. B. SWEET
I'hvsii'inn ami Surijcon.
Office at Ki'Shl.Mici
Medford Furniture Co., Medford, Or.
Iloimol urnislioi-H nnd rildilalicrs. Pav
I'honr Xifilit Phones '. V. C.mk
I'm. 4!:-.; .1. II. Uutl.T. 1 IS.
Wm. M. Colvig, Medford, Cr.
COLVIQ & DURHAM,
Attorneys-at Law.
Geo. H. Durham, Grants Pass, Or
WM. W. P. HOLT. M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Kaglo Point. Orepm
E. L. BALCOM.
Xfv Wi'si Side t'onfoftiontM-y l-'rnit
stort1 rnntlit's. nuts, cij,':irs, tolinrciw.
fresli fruit in soastxi Xtar Motfl
Moon-, Medford. Or.
PRIVATE DETECTIVE AND COL
EECTION AGENCY.
r,nek Box 80S. rpdfnnl. Or.
E. T. HUNT,
WATER SUPPLY CO.NTIiACTori
lit years' experience; Al references.
llest nf work at ri(jlit priees. Puniptii
plants installed in whole or in part.
Any available power. Wood or steel
tanks on correct suhstructnres. flaso
line engines set. Spray outfits built
and repaired. A clinnee to figure on
your work will be appreciated. lTntil
shop is secured, Hox IO1. Residence,
end of North D street.
Are You Looking for
OHietning bood I
IF SO. V. V. TO OKI'llIf YOT lilt) ACU'KS OF
YF.IJY FINK OIJCII.MM) LAND. ONLY TWO MILKS
FK'OM M l'.l )!' Mil , WITH SI'FFN'Dll) IMIMi()'lv
MF,TS. ll.WltY TO SCIIOOI,, I'orii ACIiFS IX
Oii!l.!-!). SlI.K)) SI'!ilN(j WATFIi ; CAN
(!I'K I MM Kill ATH 1 ' )SXKSS I OX OF Til 10 IiUlLD
TXOS AND MOST OF Til 10 LAND. Pklf'10 ONLY
I0ASY TIOIi.MS.
C. II. PIERCE S SON
MRDKOWD, OK'IOOOX".
TR1BUNK
WANT ADS
ARE n
AND
MONEY
SAVERS
f
Wise
Talks
By the
Office
Nov
IUUU
MOTOR CARS
lOXi'KUT lilOFAUilXO. A LI i WOli K ( ! U liAXTIOIOI). SUXDIi 1 10S FOR
SAUO. IT 151.IC OAliAOF. ( ' A US STOW 101) A X I) 'AR 101 ) FOW.
Reos
Premiers
Kissel Kar
wio ASK
YOU TO
XOTK'IO
on; i,i n io
FOW 'OS.
CAN VOI'
H10 AT IT .
9
Reos
!0 11. I', sinu-lc cvliiidcr Wininlioiil, will) folding
S.-.-M $ G50
:.'ti II. I'. .loiiUr-.-vlimlcr W,,;i,lsl('i- with .jump scat.S? 1O0O
II. I'. iloiil)p-fvliii(li'i- Touring C;ir, (IcIiicIimIiIo
1 i i J i ; i i t .' $1250
Premiers
'.-1 -'S II. I', f cyliii.lcr Woailslcr or louring cii)'. .$2250
::o :;." II. 1'. runr-cvlindc:' Wnndstcr ,,r touring cni'. .$2500
'0 ''' II. I'. four cylinder Wo.idslcr or touring ciir,
doiiMc ignii ion .' $2000
! Io II. I '. six-cylinder Touring Oar, 7-asspng(i.$3750
Fords
lo II. 1. four cylinder Wnnaliout $ 500
Same willi iiiei hanical oiler, running-hoard and
lamps, el,- $ 700
10 II. I'. sixcylintler Touring Car $3000
Kissel K?ir
::"- lo II. I. Touring Car or Woadsler $2000
' X" Y r 1 : 10 AT Tl MOM 7 I ' rices I ( )j !. Fa cT7iw.
MEDFORD AUTO CO,,;!
A. V. WALK I0W. Manager.
I'li.me Main 213.
iraue lOiiilith and I) SI reels.
mrnmmsaram
CIRCUIT COUIT NEWS.
S'4,te of (l.'i;..u v. Cha rlt s II. and
j Xorval Walswnrth: demurrer over
; ruled; lefenlaiit idi'.-id net uniltv and
ca.ne wet for trial Wednewisy nt 9 a. ni.
It. h. Morrison vs. II. T. hetstene: j
action to r hit nuuo-v; iudinent fur
plaintiff.
O. r. I'ursill vs. K. II. Khveod anil
Villiatn llutton: ilismissed.
P. K. Snvace vs. lfei-,.v Orth: dis-
mivsetl. I
& t'. Itaihead company vs. Mat 1
lias Maul; default taken. j
Maliel I.. Ste.-r,s vs. It. K. Stevent
et al.: dismissed. ,
NEW CASES.
State of Onx'on vs. Satn Hudson:
rap.
I v;is rt'.'nlint; :ilnii u Ki' ;
linn Iiik'I, i;ist tliitt .'htmi tli:it
ir s r ;it i i-s ;trc iml iuress;ii y ;
to tin1 (' I jiiVHrrvini: iml list rv,
u Mil I lie ntli'-rs in;iitit;iin
tli:it tlx im'w Ijiw. it' tiii'tiy . n
fnrt-i.il. will Mit tli.-rti .nit ! ,iis
iiii"H. I '.u oik' ltijr linn witli :i
lij; itj.ittiO un f.r juitt rn u
-on 11. 1 fruit i-rni .ro its
t ion f..r ntl Ilic rest. Ii ..nlv
n o,nft ion of lining hmimhI fruit.
Soiili-I friiit-i. Ue souii'l Wi-iiumi.
11 1 ii. 1 tn-.-r : i . S-.t , it
i-ti t ))'. t 's ...iinu- t
iil'iin It'- tlif :ijnr I ,v;(-
tol timx '" :tl"iit. Th- I,..,
t.lkf ;i lot "f tra-lf -r- :iml
thill Kft jit llli- miI. nil Uh:tt is .
yointf on in tlir provi-simi wi.rl-l,
y.ui l.. t. I think Pr-f-m-l St... k
an- tin nii-t-t. :ni-l ll.-in ...it-"
iH'Xt. tli-n Hi)ioj.. Wl.-.t .!.. y..n ;
think f Trv :i jnr f !
MILtfl ElfANK t
o
All Kinds and
Varieties of
Lumber
fire You
Tliinkiiiff 0
Buikiinp
W IO II.WIO SOMIO l',FILl)l(iS TO
IMP TOWN' )(V WHICH W 10 ()F
FFW FOW SAI.IQOV TIMOOWorM).
AI.L AT Ol'li OFFICIO.
o
Iowa KOI i
m n i) i: o u i)
o
& Lumber Co.
OREGON
Bey tiieNew Goods
.and Get Genuine Satisfaction
Kvory man, woman ami vliilil in SoutliiTii Oieyon wlia hntt ever lizard
of this store aul has soon our displays, or Ihmmi in the store, KNOWS
that wo haw m-vcr shown anything hut tho newest mods. We are
hriiitfiuK nliiiost to your door the best inuiiulaetured noodti tlio world
iiffttrds to sell t low and medium priees. We emtio here to stay, and
have a ten year lease on virtually t ho largest nnd eertainly tlio best
stoic room in Medlord. We do more than show the new goods WE
(il'AKANTi:.-. SATlsrACTIO.N, and while we may aell an inferior arti
cle onee in awhile, it will not he our fault.
ltuy the new .Millinery, Suit, Sltirt or Waist, or anything you uoed
in pieee goods here and SAVK MONKV.
251
NEW SPRING SUITS
SUITABLE FOR WEARING THE YEAR AROUND.
Regular $40
Spring Suits
Uvor new Sprine; Suits in browns, navvs,
Copenliageiis. Ian, gray and faiieys, ele., in
the light weight Trench serges, ehit'fon, pan
aiuas, ele.; lined with good grade of taffeta
silk or the spinner satin, uhieh gives excel
lent service; sail s that sell ordinarily for
.f-ii'.-io atul .fiu; now, COT
choice
Regular $25
Spring Suits
Over 2'i beautiful new Spring Suits in
fancy stripe nnd cheeked effects; lso tho
plain goods in panmnaN, serges, etc.; all good,
durable, sensible suits, suitable alike for
misses and small women. Von will wonder
how we can sell them for so little, but we
netunlly offer $'J0, J2.5U nnd $25 r A
Suits now for, choice JlJ.jU
i13.R0
mm
Til 10 TMjACIO TO (MOT TI 110 N I0V ( i ) DS.
BAKER-HUTCHASOF' CO.
JUST NORTH OF THE JACKSON COUNTY BANK.
A bit of
Alfalfa Land
lOvcr.v one loslcd on Ihe l.in.l sil iialicui in (his val
ley knows lliiil n'""l liay land is Koin t Im in dc
niaiiil from lliis lime forth, owing to so much of our
iill'all'a land having heen planted to fruit trees. We
are alile lo offer for a short lime
L'5 ACKIOS OF TIMO IJRKT
Only three miles from Medford, for tho reasoiiahlo
pi'ien of
TWO 1 1 FN I 101 I KMOliA liS 1'IOIi ACIilO,
And we prononni'e it one of Ihe hest huys in the
valley today. It is of the l,rsf ciiality,' and we
know it will prove a winner lo Ihe huyer. It is
eipially well adapted lo pears. If it interests you,
rail at once on
Rogue RiVor Land Go.
EXHIBIT BUILDING,
MEDFORD, OREOON.
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Colonists' Rates
Colonist Rates from all points
I:ast to Oregon from March
1 to April 30, 1908
The Southern Pacific Railroad
Aiiumiiiovi that rate- In rtten M..r.-h I, I!'H, will be :w from Chicago.
S:;vro from St. I.ouN, Mo.: from r.!isoml Rivor cnnimon I'olnti, Conn
c'.l P.luffi to K-in-s.li City. Mo.. iiHiiiliii'; :lo ct. Paul, V, .1:: japolls,
S in; In. Mi Drnvi'r, Color. ulo Kprimis and TnoMo, $1(1.
For further Infurni.itloi) call oa ur mlilicsH
A. S. ROSENBAUM, Agnnl, Mod.'onl, Or.
3 1
; MARRIAOE LICENSES.
' li. H. Creiton an., Ella M. Bu.