una MEftrrmt) rutty tki kd it uhdFord. oh., 'kimdat, MAROif'st vm.-
j 0h Wise
nSk Ta,ks
j f By the
j ll Office
: (LV Boy
t
I wn reading itbut a big
firm back east that claims that
preservatives are no necessary
to tbe food'preserviug industry,
while all tbe others maintain
that the new law, ill strictly en
forced, will put them ont of bus
intjui, But one big firm with a
big reputation for putting up
sound fruit can prove its posi
tion for all the rest. It's only
a uueation of using sound fruit.
Hound fruits, like sound women,
need no preservatives. Hay, it
isn't nte that's' oozing all this
wisdom. It 'a . the paper I was
telling you about. The boss
takes a lot of trade papers und
that keeps me posted on what is
going on in the provision world,
you bet. I think Preferred Stock
are the nicest, and Heinz comes
neit, then Bishop. What do you
think Try a jar J
MILLER & EWBANK
FOR SALE BY-THF.
MEDFORD TEA and COFFEE HOUSE
HigU grade Teas, Coffees, Spiees, Kru,, Bskiu,; Powder and Kel
nhf. Also f.nest line of di.he, ever shown in southern Oregon.
216 WEST SEVENTH STREET.
McOLASHAN & JTJNKEN, Props. PH0NE 1051.
CROWD APPLAUDS
CANDIDATE CAKE
Statement No. 1 Finds Many AcUier
nts lu Audieucs Addressed by Sena
torial Candidate Scandals of Legisla
tive Elections and Deadlocks.
f
NOTICE
Is hereby given that the uaderaigaed
will apply at the not meeting of the
city council of. '.Medford, Oregon, for
Ucease to sell malt, vinous and spirit
ed liquors la leas quantities than one
gallon, for six months, at Lot 10, Block
St), U Medford, Oregon, for a period
V six months. BASS 4 HALE.
Dated Stack 14, lM. 31
Massage
Parlors
ELEOTRIO LIGHT
FBBAOIO
AND .
OALVANIO
BATHS
ROT AND COLD 8PSAY
SALT GLOWS
MRS. C. A. MOORE
'THE ODELL, Over Fostofflca I
A bit of
Alfalfa Land
Every one posted on the land situation in this val
ley knows that good hay land is going to be in de
mand from this time forth, owing to so much of our
alfalfa land having been planted to fruit trees. We
are able to offer for a short time
25 ACRES OP THE REST
Only three miles from Medford, for the reasonable
price of
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS PGR. ACRE,
And we pronounce it one of the best buys in the.
valley today. It is of the best quality,' and we
know it will prove a winner, to the buyer. . It is
equally well adapted to pears. If it, interests yon,
call at once on
Rogue River Land Go.
EXHIBIT BUILDING1,
MEDFORD, OREGON.
BUSINESS OAKDS.
E. R. SEELY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Modern Equipped Operating Rooms.
X Rav. Office Hours, 10-12, 4 6 P. M.
Of fie in Jackson County Bank Bldg.
WILLIAM YOUNG
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
Window and Door Screens to Order.
Mission Furniture Built.
Bo 671. Medford, Or.
DR. S. J. DAY,
Jacksonville,
Oregon.
List 347.
NOTICE OF 8CIT00L INDEMNITY
SELECTION.
United States Land Of fice, Roeeburg,
Or., March 14, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that the Stte
uf Oregon, oo August 27, 1908, applied
far Lots 1, 2 and 3 and N. B. Vi, 8.
W. U of section 30, Township 34 8.,
rie 3 E. of W. M., and filed in this
effica a list of school indemnity selec
tions in whioh it selected said land;
a-sd that said list is open to the public
for iupecttoB. Any and all perilous
claiming adversely the above described
land or any legal subdivision thereof,
or claiming the same under the mining
U, or desiring to show aid land to
be more valuable for mioerut than for
agricultural purposes, or to object to
amid :sleetiou for any -lawful reason,
should file their claims or their uffi
davits of protest or woo tent In this of
fice Xm or before the 6th day of May,
wos.
I .hereby designate the Medford Trib
une, published at .Medford, Oregun, as
tbe newspaper -In which the 'above, no
Ik -is to be'publiabed.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Register.
DR. A. B. SWEET
Physician and Surgeon.
Office nt Residence
Medford Furniture Co., Medford, Or.
Housefurnishers and Undertakers. Day
Phone 353, Night Phones C. W. Conk
lln, 43; J. H. Butler, MS.
Win. M. Colvfg, Medford, Or.
COLVia & DURHAM,
Attorney 3-at-Law.
Oeo. H. Durham, Grants Pass, Or.
WM. W. P. HOLT, M. D,
Physician and Surgeon.
Eagle Point, Oregon.
E. L. BALCOM.
New West Side Confectionery Fruit
store candies, nuts, cigars, tobaccos,
fresh fruit in season. Nesr Hotel
Moore, Medford, Or.
PRIVATE DETECTIVE AND COL
EECTI6N AGENCY.
Lock Boi 808. Medford, Or.
Bryan Leads lu Iowa,
CEDAR RAPIDS, la., March 26.
The democratic state convention, for the
purpose of selecting delegates to tiro -na
tional convention, mot today,
men are in the majority.
E. T.- HUNT,
WATER SUPPLY CONTRACTOR.
ID years' experience; Al references.
Best of work nt right prices. Pumping
plants installed in whole or tn part
Any available power. Wood or teel
(links on correct substructures. Oaso
line engines set. Spray outfits built
und repaired. A chance to figure on
vour work will be appreciated. Until
shop js secured, Box 108. Itosirience,
end -of North D street.
TAKE NOTICE
Tliaf on the 5th. day of March, 190$,
an application was filed' by the said
m. R. hwhfiuk in tho circuit court "
Jack sou County, Oregon, fur initial reg
istration of t lie title of the land abovl
described.
Now, unless you appear und answer
on or before the 1.1th day of April, 1H03,
und show cause why such application
should not -be granted, the same will
be taken as coufessed, and a decree will
entered according to tbe prayer of
1 ho application, and you will be forever
burred from, disputing the .sjuue. -
Witness my hand and llie aeal ot tiu
court - lie reto atfized this 5th day of
March, 100)1.
(Seal.) W. R. COLEMAN,
County Clerk of Jackson County, Ore
goii, and ei-nfficio clerk of the Cir
cuit court. F.121
twelve (12)' in. Block number thirty-two
(-.12) of tbe City of Medford. vs, All
Whom It May Concern, Defendants.
To All Whom It May 'Concern, De
fendants: NOTICE.
In the circuit court of the state of
Oregon, in and for the county of .Tack-
son.
lu the matter of the application of
Win. R. Ewbnuk to reg'mter title to the
following described real property, situ
ated in Jackson County. Oregon, to-wit:
The Lot numbered one (1) and
A f air-Nixed audience turned out
Thursday evening to hear H. M. Cake
talk on political issues of the day. Mr.
Cuke is a t-nndidnte for republican uom
iuution its 1'uitcd States aenutor to sue
coed Charles W. Fulton, und is making
hiseinnpnign flatly upon Statement Nt).
I, whii-h provides for the popular elec
tiin of senators,
Mr. Cnlio was introduced by W. I.
Vawter. He spoke at first uHn nation
al polities, advocating the poicies en
forced by President Rouse vet. Then
he turned his attention to Statement
Xo. 1 and fully discussed it from nil
viewpoints.
Mr. Cake read 'the history of sena
torial elections for the past 20 years,
gave details about the numerous dead
locks ami the waste of public money
and the scandals following almost ev
ery session in every state when a toga
was the prism contested for.
The speaker went into details eon
cerniug the disgraceful scenes enacted
at Salem, famous session when
tho legislature failed to orgnnizo, of the
numerous deadlocks nud tho forty duys
and forty nights of wasted efforts on
the part of tho people's representatives.
He went over briefly the popular strug
gle fur the direct election of senators
and annouued his . willingness tn abide
by the will of the people.
"If with 30,000 republican majority,
a democrat is elected senator in Oregon,
bv the people. I lien there is something
the matter with the republican party
nud its euudidotc. I do not fear this
result. I niu williug to abide by the
expressed will of the pcoplo. If the
people want a democratic senator, it
is their right to send one, and their in
structions should be observed."
Mr. Cake was frequently interrupted
by applause. He left Friday morning
for Ashland.
Say
99
and they will know you sre a
gout Ionian of good taste and
know what .good, pure mountain
mineral water should be like. i
Bay Tickets by Wire.
'Something which 1j? of considerable)
interest to the public .generally and
which is perhaps not generally known
is the e vb torn of prepaid orders now in
effect iwnveon stations of the Southerii
,.,:; , r.., nnA nil nninta in tin!
Hailed States. By means of this system WO I Al A M OTT I n Medford, .
ticket mav be purchased at Medfonlt '"". " ' '" '"'3
from auv niaco in the United Statea anil dt, a daughter.
mailed or telegraphed direct to tht
BORN.
AN If ARDENBKRU lu Central
Point precinct. -Xturch H08, to
-Mr. rtnd Mrs. Van Unrdetiberg,
vson.
JifOOHE At Halt Lake City, March 3.
"100S, Ut Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Mooro,
the actors, a daughter.
party wishing to come here. Sleeper.
accommodations and small amounts of
cash in connection with these tickets
Bryan may also be furnished at the same,
time." J
DIED.
METZ In Medford,
infant son of Mr.
Motz.
March 3, IMS,
and Mrs. T. K.
ORDINANCE NO. 147.
An ordinance to amend Ordinance
No. 145, j mused by the Citv Council on
March 17, 1908.
Tho City of Medford doth ordain as
follows:
Section 1. That Section I of Ordi
nance No. Mii, entitled, "An Ordi
nance to prevent and prohibit female
person from entering, going or being
in uny saloon, barroom, tippling house
or drinking place or other room, house
or pbee where spirituous, malt, vinous
or htov-enting liquors of nny kind nro
sold wilhin tho corporate limits of the
City of Medford, Oregon. ' ' approved
March 17, IH08, be, nnd tho sumo is
hereby amended so as to read us follows:
'Section 1. Hereafter it shall be un
lawful for any person or persons, firm
or corporation engaged, either as owner
or owners, proprietor or proprietors.
igent or agents, employe or employes,
in the rnnniny or carrying on ut any
saloon. barroom, tippling house or
drinking place or other room or place
of any kind or nature where spirituous.
malt, vinous or other intoxicating li
quors or beer, wine or ule are Hold or
kept for sale within (ho corporate lim
its of the city 'of Medford, Oregon, to
permit or allow any female person at
any time to enter, go, eome or be with
in Ins or their plaen of business, or any
room, house or place connected there
with and adjoining or adjacent thereto,
where such intoxicants are sold or kept
or delivered after Hale, and it shall be
unlawful for any female person to en
,(,r g( come or be within any such
place at any time. Provided, however,
that the provisions of this ordinance
shall not apply to the public dining
room of any hotel when used ns n dining-room."
Section 2. Inasmuch as the said Or
dinance No. Mo is in an mo respects im
practicable of enforcement in its pres
ent form, nod should be corrected lis In
:this o'dina'nco p'rovfded, before Tt shall
beeonm 'effective, nnd it is nee'essary
to I ho public safety that this a mend -merit
should become effective coinc'i
dentally with the said Orditnincp No.
Il.", an vmorgoncy Is found tit fxist,
nnd this ordinance shall be in full force
and -'effect immediately upon Its pa'ss
age and approval by the mayor.
"the foregoing ordinance was paused
by tho council March iio, 1908, Trow
bridge voting aye, Eifert aye, Wort
man aye, MoTrick aye, Olwe-ll absent,
Hafer absent.
Approved March 25, 1908.
.1. F. REDDV, Mayor.
Attest:
BEN J. M. COLLINS, Recorder l
We Want Every Man and
Young Man in Town to See
Our Spring
Showing of
MODEL
CLOTHING
AH tho (-onvi-t styles, many original
models in all the t'ashionalilc fabrics for
Spring weai- are hen? for your inspection.
Tlu-.se ant horital ivo sf
seeiiiL', particiuarh' it von are exaclin
in vour demands and waul bur value loi
your money, which you can be sure of
jrettinji in
MODKL SACK SLUTS
FOll MEN AND YOl'NO MKS.
Of distinctive single and
ed models of conservative ani
t rente cut in wide range i
fabric patterns, all of testec
i re wort i I WOT'l
9 15.00 mp
to wm
$3o.ooi m
'I beautiful jT"
"n Beat Me
niu tnir orrtWil nasi'iiiWiil, it- w
lint iirril Unit limn' wcro mnupioiis ri-il
i tnul t'--- ii ir""'-f r vf piTHons
Model Clothing Co.
NORTH DAKOTA DEMOCRATS
INDORSE W. J. BRYAN
N. It., Mareh '-'7.
bourn of oratory,
n'Holut i ipTTj"-
OKAMI KOHKH.
After almost three
tho eomuntte
North 'Dakota di'inneratic convention re
ported resolutions, I be chief purpoHe of
which-wuH tbe indoi-seineut of William
.1. Bryan as the nominee of the national
deiiioemtie eoiiv'eiition at Denver. Tbe
Ve.Hidiif ions instructed the delegates of
tin North Dakota eon vent ion to vote
for Mr, Hrvnn.
STATE CANNOT ENFORCE
RAILROAD RATE LAWS
WAMHINOTON', March 27.- In re
fusing to grant to Attorney Oericnil
Voting of MinueHota a writ of habeas
corpus releasing him from the penalty
imposed by the 1'nited Whites District
court for the district of Minnesota mi
the charge of contempt of court in in
stituting a proceeding in n state court
for enforcement of the railroad rate
law after the federal court had prohib
iti'd hiii-Ii n coiii'tte, jiud in nt'l'iroiiii
tin- decision of .ludtfe I'lili-hard of I be
I'nited Slates circuit court fur Hie
western district of North Carnliiiii, dis
churning from impiiHiiiiuietit .IiiiiieH Ii.
Wood, a ticket a't-nt of the, Southern
railway at AshcvMIc, al'ler he bad bieu
sentenced by the Ashevjllc police cnorl
to serve a term on the rockpile on the
I'lunye of collect injj for a ticket on
thai mad a renter price than was per
milted by the nlftle railroad law, (lie
supreme court of the Tinted States bus
added auolher lo the series of decis
ion which have rendered not n lib- I lie
present term of I hilt court.
MARRIED.
( I. A Vltl'l.'CII SKAI.K In Medford.
March J."i. litos, by Cily Kecorder
lollitiK, L. A. Cbiyburgb ami Miss
llessie Scale of San I''rancinco.
TlfKSUAM -COITKH In Sam's Val
ley, March 17, l!Hs, by Kbler C. K.
Nininyer, llarrv TreHham and Miss
Klla ( 'off f Williams' Creek.
ANOTHER BIG LAND DEAL
HAS BEEN CONSUMMATED
The Ashbury I tea 1 1 orchard, across
Hear creek, which was sold last fall to
(lie Itoyue Hiver Laud company for
was refold Monday to W. Ii.
Olasgow of Medlotd and Mr. Kuglish
of Niau'iira, N. D., for fM.,o()ii. This is
me o' Hie most nrionisiuL' vouni orch-
atid the Miiri'tiasers
valle
a ids in be
got an excellent bnryjiin. Mr, Ohisijovv
came hi'ic t'riHii NtMih Dakola two or
three years ago and purchased (be Co
rum orchard, on Hie footbiU road, later
silling ibe place to I!. C. Conk at a
li I ailvjuiee. i knows what. Itugu.-
I.'iver I'ruii land is worlb. Mr. Kiigli-.ii
is in loisiums al Niagara ami i-auie t"
the roiiHl on a pleasure trij. this winter,
bill now experts lo close up his ai'l nfl
as hmoii as possible in Dukuta and coin.
Iieif hi resid... -Central I'.miiI .-ia!d.
Work bus begun on the ii"W lf-euo
b'iver Valley railrmid depot, which will
lie Incated opnnsito the Wells Cat'o of
fice on Seventh street.
Wanted
To compare the 50c Ties
in our east
wirckw
Judges
with any neckwear in Oregon
IT IS UP TO YOU
Even the ! blind cm see. The evidence is all in (the window)
Daniels'
Clothing
Store
Olnntno.l & Ilil.l.t,
Mwirt'iAtD.OR.