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Medford Daily Tribune
A Lire Papor in a law Town.
published every eteniDg except Sunday be preiteuU'd hy the Bulwvim A Coiisi
M.rifnrd Publishinc Company, 'dine vaudeville company at tuo Mp1
PUTNAM. Editor and Manager. ford Opera flousc tonight.
AMUSEMENTS.
Heluw w give the j.rog-um that will
Admitted as Second Cluss- Matter in
the PoatofrVetedjronl,jJregoo.
"subscription Eat:
One niontb, by mail or carrier.
One year, by mail
.. 5.00
THE GOVLD DIVORCE CASE.
The charge made ugaiiitit Mm. Hw
nrd (iould by her husband in hi Muit
for divorce gvn another glimjiM of
the life among the Smart Hi t, ho graph
ieally pictured during the Thuw murder
trial". According to Mr. (iould, a hoc
cesHion of i-oektuilH, highballs, gin
fizwR and other edutivo drinks fol
io wod each other down his wife's
throat from early noon, when Mrs.
(iould first awakened from her drunken
dreams, until the wee ainn hours when
Mho Bank into an intoxicated slumber.
8ho also swore like a trouper, smoked
cigarettes and in other ways copied the
manners of the tenderloin.
If these accounts of life among the
very rich, the "law-defying, (lod deny
ing, idle, rich," are true, and there
are many corroborations which confirm
I he fltoric that drift out of the effete
east, idleness and wealth are fast pro
dueiug their u.suiil results of degener
acy and decay in America. The "smart
set" is doomed to early extinction by
its own vices nnd follies, and to go the
way of the smart sets nf all nations.
There is little danger in America of
tho rotteness abovn permeating the so
einl fabric of the country, as happened
in ancient Koine, when the nation
cuniH degenerate and an chhv orey tn
barbarians, but the support of a but
terfly class in useless luxury while idle
workers imrade, the streets in vain
search for work to pay for food and
driuk, is likelv to produce a social
ro volution having for its object the
morn equitable distribution of wealth
amoug the real wealth producers.
Tho excesses of tho smart sets of their
.various times caused the " Kouudheal
rebellion." the French revolution and
Hourly nil great uprisings of the poo
i do which have dotted the pages of
history. It is not a good thing for any
land to have tho many slaving for
hi! re sustenance so that the pampered
few limy load luxurious lives, parasites
sapping I ho life blood of the mil ion
President Itoosevelt Was right in class
itiff both the idle rich and the hobo to
got tier ns useless classes of society.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Prices 33,
.10 a ud jj cents:
.1. II. lnvieR and company, presenting
"Tho Ballet Girl." The cast: Kointid
Ply at, a New York business innu, .1. H.
Daviett; Prank Clifford, the ballet girl,
.lames K. Lee; Mrs. Kolaiid Plynt, the
newly hired girl, Miss Cora Calkins.
It it-tie y W. Craig, musical comedian,
"Me nnd My I'nrtncr."
Maude Hut ton nnd company, present
ing the nautical playlet, "Ciuderel".
The cast: Jim Hargus, from (loldfield,
Sow, Mr. tireen; Albert, a waiter, Mr.
CiiMack, and Maude Sutton, an Polly
Wuggles, "Ciaderel."
O'Xeil College Hoys, singers and
dam-crs of reputation.
Sum ltrooks and Rose Jennet to, in
"Phiffy Huff Ion and Spooney Sam on
he Main Street."
Original Young Butl'alo, America's
sensational marksman, assisted by Mile.
Vera and his wonderfully well trained
dog, " Prank."
PRESIDENT COM PB ELL
SPEAKS FOR UNIVERSITY
J. A. Perry to J. K. Knyart, lot
ti, block 17, Hultc Kails
(iustave Kdlund to Henry Jlumph
rey, lots '2, A, 4, 7, H, 1 1, I:!,
1.1, 1(1 and H, block - Orchard
Home Tract . . .
Kttu Stevenson to Henry Humph
rey, ii acres in I). L. C. ."i,
township '17, ra.-.ge. t W. ...
W. II. Urndshuw to II. 1). Iluw
ard, lot tf, block ii, Cottage
Home Addition, Med ford ....
Cits Samuels to S. T. Howard,
Jr., 10 in-re in Knncli Walker
I'lacc
Millie Inlow to Theodore P.
Smith, 4 acres in Nivt ion "t,
township (tit, run ye I K
Charles W. Pitt to IMwiu A.
Hong, 'JO ticres in I. Ij. C.
township W, rnngo I V
John V. Pitt to C. V. Pilt, .lis
acres in I. . C. 7-, township
.'IS, range 1 V
i. H. liutler to K. M. Diuuuick,
one half of lot I. block N, A rli
land
(I. V. Htephensua to l.ydu K. Me
Krlaae, lot J, block P. Itail
road Addition, Ashland ....
Abraham t 'ub-y to J. Wright,
100.02 acres' in l, U C. M,
township ,tt(, range 2 W
(rautt Kawlings to Kiln Arnohl,
lund iu township 37, range
1 K
Joseph M. Under to Clara ltti
der property in Med ford ....
A. J. ttoaoh to Lowell II.
Roach, part of lot l.'t, W. C.
Myer Addition, Ashland
A. J. Roach to C. V. Knot, same
as nbovn
W. M. Holmes to It. C. Stone,
lots ft, fl, 7 and S, block (U,
Central Point -.
J. V. Chirk to Mrs. Hcnsic Kan
dull, lota u and 0, block .V.
t'nntral Point
B. P. Carter to school district No.
3fi, lot 3, block 1, Woodville
770
JACKSONVILLE ITEMS.
Put her Mutliugly and Noble Clinch
thran, who Iihvh beet; Spending the win
tcrt Pacific drove, Cal., returned on
'Wednesday.
K. C. Smith wn over froui Medford
several duys this week, looking up rec
ord at tho courthouse.
Miss Kintna Armstrong w.'iit over to
M I'd ford Wednesday morning to prnd
a few days with friends.
J. M. Under, formerly sheriff of thin
county, was iu town Tuednv on "of
ficial ' busiucNs,
J. W. Cook of Portland and (ieorge
lowland of (iratit Va are making
this section of tho country ;( visit. They
Here both former residents of thin place.
Miss Josephine Orth spent the Jay
with relatives living iu Medford Wi-d
iidiiy.
B. P. Mulkey nnd flus N'l whury, its
pirouta for the district attorney's office,
pent Wednesdiiv iu Me. 1 ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Jackson are mak
ing friends living here n visit. They ar
rived from Klamnth PnIN recently and
intend winking Axhlaml their future
home.
('resident P. U. Campbell of tho tTui
versjty of Oregon Wednesday gave the
students of the Med ford high school a
short talk on the university and neces
sity of passing tho appropriation on
which a referendum has been taken.
Preside ut Campbell has a two fold ob
jeel in making his rounds this year.
W it Ii h is yea rly inspect ion of all the
high schools of the state he is talking
very earnestly in favor of the appropri
ation for the Pniversity of Oregon.
"The eyes of nil tho United States,"
said President Campbell, " nre watching
to see. what action the people of Ore
gou will take in regard to supporting
tho stitto university, for it is the first
time iu history that higher learning has
been subject to the direct vote of the
people. "
Mr. Campbell also spoke on the lack
of self-confidence which prevails among
the students of today. " I would rather
sen a boy, or girl, with tho big head
for a short coutnet with tho eold world
will bring it down to its uormnl size,
than a boy or girl who has not back
bone enough to tackle the hard things.
Aim high, lit said, emphatically.
He tried hard tn plnnt the seed of
ambition in the hearts of the students
and many an eye sparkled with resolu
tion in the senior class ns ho spoke of
the boys who were working their way
through college.
lie ended by nsking the co-operation
of nil the students in relation to the
bill on appropriation for the Univor
slty of Oregon.
tween
before
the schools since last full than
iu veurs, but are rapidly disap
pearing in the present agreement. O.
A. C. has niiuuuiiccd no intent ion of
using Sin it hson, and while ho was iu
Port laud he said he would not think
f sueh a thing us mipcting for the
school this spring, yet the Oregon men
are worried because the contract with
O. A. C. is not worded to keep him out.
Smithsmi claims that he will make
vanU over hnrdlett in 't seconds this
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Morrison
CHINA PAINTING AND WATKR COLORS,
lies. 200 A SI. We-t. Tel. 3J'.
' York has
mnnugcr of
" Charlie Harvey of Ne
telegraphed A I Hereford,
the Kureka Athletic club, on 'behalf of
Owen Mora u, I lie Knglish feather
weight champion pugilint, accepting an
offer of a purse of j;."Hmiii for a fight
between Moraa and Abe Atlell in Sun
PraueiHco, Moran nnd At tell recently
fought a hard -5 round draw in Culi
fornia.
If Miu drink coffee, drink
the bent "((olden il;h- High
Grade ( "of fee. " If you don 't
drink cofee, drink the best cer
eal drink "Golden Grain Gran
ules." ALLEN & REAGAN.
.Something New
III KllhlHT liri'H thai it will pay yull tn
iiivratigiite. COMPLETE STOCK,
prompt work, KatiHfaction guaranteed.
Mitchell & Poeck
MEDFORD SASH & DOOE CO.
Window and Door Screens, Fence Pickets.
Office fixtures and all kinds of planing mill work, including turned work and
fancy grllln. F, BETWEEN (iTH AND 7TH STS. PHONE 63.
'
The Medford Brick Co.
('oin,wi.il of W. Q. FRIDDY, O. D. NAGLE, O. T. O'BRIEN imifuHurPrs
COMMON AND. PRESSED BRICK.
OcmTal emit rartorH ami luiiMf-rM in all its liram-licn. I'lains ami estimates
furnislii'il. All work guaranteed.
LIME, PLASTER AND CEMENT FOR SALE.
.r. ;
j
GENERAL
Kant 7tli MlliM't, rear
lllacltmiiitll Sliojt.
WAGONERS.
f Mci'l'iiiiaii h
M.-.l I .,,.1. (Ir
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
.Iiwipli M. llailer ami Rertlia M
BORN.
MOItSK At Anliliiml, March 2, liinS
In Mr. uml Mrs. IVicv M. Morw
ll daughter.
WILf!OX At (lriiut Push, March 17
llins, to Mr. mid Mm. rrank O. Wi
cor, a noli.
AHhland Teacher Dead.
Will Mnl'fit di d at the family ri'Hi
lence at Ashland Tuefiduv, agcil 2lJ
years. Deceased was n gradnatn of th
Monmoiilli normal school uml n school
teacher, having located there with his
parents some lime ago. going from New
port.
SPORTING NEWS.
I he mulch race, run ul Omuls J'iis
one day last w ell bctwoon Holler's
Mliulcy V. mi, I Kentucky (telle, wns
won hy tlie first named horse.
Aim Attcll, champion featherweiuht.
ami llrookly Tommy Sullivun huve
been nmtched In fight I'll rounds at Mini
rranciscu on some dale in the latter
part of this month. The fight is to ho
snlntitute tor the l'lvnu Kaufinauii
fight, which has been called off.
luuilio Mirtori, driver of the Italian
racing cur, which arrived at Nan Kriin
isoii .Suuday, second in the New York
to Paris motor race, charges that tin
American car, which is far in the lead.
lias violated the rules of ih ,it.,.i
She is disouiilified half dozen
limes," . declared, "and even ,,.
arly iu Ihe race as t'hicugo all the
rarer in the other cars signed a joint
protest against the methods mlonled
hy the American racers. "Whv. in one
pace in tho Itocky Mountains the
I'll, .inn. renigg.d n a lerrilic hill thai
took us sii days to climb by taking
to Hie ruilnuul luiiuels. It lias also
' ' towed by electric cars ami teams.
When we arrived nt I'catli Vnllcv luiiiir
of Hie natives uniiroa, he.l n ...;.i.
I'ou'l yon want us to pull vou
across tho valley with our learns us we
lid Ihe Americans' The mosf serious
lunge against h,. Americans is llmi
they changed their motor ,.,..,:,! i,,...
twice, at least, ou the trill aeros.
the continent. Thin if tr,. i. n .k
el violation of the lutes, lor the con
si i. an endurance race. ' '
More Money for Bound Defenses.
WAHIItXOTOX. April S.-Thc forti
tlcnlioDA bill, reported to the senate,
carries Senator Ankcny's amendment,
increasing tho appropriation for forti
Ocalions on Pug' t Hound l,i)oi),iHU). As
the bill passed the house, il appropriat
ed 747,ilon for this w,rk. The appro
priatlon li not Itemized.
I"' races at ihe .Southern IV .,.
Iii.tri.-t fair, lo be held at Marshtield.
August I'll to in promise to be Hie hi
that have ever I u ,..M i ,h. (,iu.
Seven of I ho It,-., I,, I !,.... .ll I...
' uml several of the I 'alii'
hors,- in,,, haio signiti tk.sir iaten
lions of entering their viiss Assist
a dneii horses are now beisjt iforXeJ
out ul h track. Tho committee hat
ing in charge Ihe arrangements for the
fair mil speud about r,on repairing
ihe fair grounds.
Golden
Grain
Granules
loo IM'ilf. CKXT VVUK
l' HI. HAL COKHHi:.
an iir-
11O011
It histos like coffee. II looks
like coffee ami il smells like
coffee, bill is pure roasleil
Kraiiis, Mended so as lo pro
cure Ihe best Mayor. Ihe
realesl slreniitli and
icl( which yoiuiij and
may iIimiik nionuntr
nul nielli.
Golden drain (lranul(s is
specially reeoininended to
those sn fieri iiii from heart
Irouhle, neryoiisness, const i
paliou, indieslion. dyspep
sia and stoinadi Irouhles.
X hi rly '.l-jioiniii fmrhiUji
lor "J.'ic, all retail grocers.
Wholesale hy
P. B. Theiss & Co.
Metlford, Or.
Ileeause Forrest Smilhsou, the chain
pinn hurdler, is trutning the Oregon
Agricultural college nt I'orvnllis ami
taking a couple of studies, the O. A. I'.
and the I'niversily of Oregon students
nro on the verge of another war. More
amicable relation! bate ejlstcd be-
Notice.
PROGRAM AT THE MEDFORD
SKATING RINK FOR THE
MONTH OF APRIL:
Twit m'MHii.n tlailv from 'J to i.
in. :iml 7:W to . m. on Tu
lavs, Kriil:ivH anil S.-it in l:i Tor
ciit'li week ilnrin tin1 monili.
t'li.'ilio of prorilin to ioiiniM'iii'r
Kriilav, April A, lifii t In r'wv of
tiiKtt for Ilftl'MIOOH lh'4li will
1o rritihTil to l.'t crHt.
Kritlav of trt-k wrik ill l.i
Aim' NiWt, ukoa ktr will U ii
Riit'l to b.H f r ; -ilt M ti J."t
r at.
Vwit lHiT, Tvt of rg.-h
i: .viiioi 10 !!. 'J')
mmii. Xn.u hy Itiftk H.Hi.l.
'riiurliiy n Jli', l;nu' immu
iiit'tK-iut! April l; y.'iitli nufi r.'if. fcU
iuiie froo. M i.- I V W-':it tnWa
Club Ori''ir:i. 1
Thililri'ii 'a
noon ft; sl.iilon iy ciMit.
(.rami May Pay M;m.)im Skating
IVslivnl SatMhlay, M(i l Parlirn
lator.
ff.mlill :ft Mi"lS'. Froprlptor.
W nr.lnv
aftor
R. W. GRAY, Builder
C( )L( N I A L 1 '( niVM WOT? K. (11? I LL AND LATI I
WO UK, I'ATTHRXS, HTC.
TELliPJ 10 NH 171.
IHI)FOlM),0U,
Mad
e tn
New York
E sell
Benjamin
Correct
Clothes for Men
mm
if
YOU WILL NOT REQUIRE SAUCE
to inn ko the fotxl palalablo at lliin res
tan rant. Your a.n't itc will nof.l do
hiii'Ii Klhniilanl.
Our foods aro ho loii-atoly eonke.l
arwl toinptingly scrvol t tint t Inn will
make you oat wlifthi'r you okiiip with
an aj-jH-lHo or not. A tl inner here with
a I'lini.t uioaiiH pleasant eonipanioDsliip
ami lli- poil'i'ction of fnoil rating.
THE NASH CAFE.
The Nash Gate
Trees! Trees! Trees! Buy the Best
c. fTcook
DHALHR 7.Y
High-Grade Nursery Stock
To insure
'. O. !'.
Ilic lirsl sliii-k, would Milvisc
SII. v.
i.iciii",' vonr ordors
" I 'hour rsrs
OFKICH OIM'OSITH TIIH HOTEL MOOUH.
M. l-lNYAHT.l'resiil (
A. I'KKKV, Vice Pre:
lit.
liilent.
.IOI1.V S. (IKTII, Cashier.
W. 1!. JACKSON, Ass I f.ishier.
The Medford National Bank
MEDFORD, OR.
OAF IT A L tji.-)0,0()0
SU I 'LI'S ! 0,000
S;ifcly IJoxcs to Uciil. A ( Icncral linnkinp; IJusinoss
Tniiisiii-lcd. Wo Solicit, Your I'iilrouai'O
Are You Looking
Tor a bargain in s.onc of tho very b
I am offorinj; a tract coulaiiiiiig 17!
choicest apple liMitl, at t't pi'r ai-ro.
(her paitieiilar;' seo
t apple la ml in Kojuo b'ivor Valhv?
acros LiO acres of this ia tin' very
Only 7 inili'H from Men ford, 1'or fur-
ALFRED SMITH
OYEU JACKSON COUNTY IiAXK.
CATALOG HOUSES ARE
NOT MERCHANT TAILORS
Tlu-y drain the towns of mono and neither
Hi vi- the tit, style nov distinetiou t- your clothes
Unit yonv own city tailor can.
Patronize Home Indistry
The clothes I make are the kind that "carry
distinction," that liesreak the man, that keeps
yonv money at home ami are superior iu every
detail to the "sweatshop" e,oods of catalogue
houses.
mr TWI WWET
mi
EIFERT
The Citv Tailor
FIERCK WY CLEAN-HtC
Moviford
fiPl'.t,lCANS CENSURED tl
TOR COWARDICE ON BILL ml., it
WASH IV
the tail
of the I
preni.il nt, i
TON.
I tlie
pi.
1 :i i et in I'oiiijiin.
that (oiumiltee on
by M.'Calt vMiO.
Apt il r.dh.Hiiii
leinoe rat u an nibei
ill 11 rl.-.tioll ot
1. 1. nt an. I ri pre-ien
lo force action In
Ih.- Mil introduce.)
republican, to ivm
te pnl.l
I.'MV II
mailt f
ed mio
mi
.1. .,, t:it,
iMLV th.
at ion
l ord-t w.-re )
tiif . f i ni ItoIm
i iion
..f the ,
pa i i:ti con
:im l h.'ti
up and an
on foot on
line ox n!
lo it v bill.
- pubhcaiM wit Ii cow-
m vteTi!;it iejiHy nild persistent-
line to e;.. en record :m either fa
oppotuig the campaign puh-
because, they cost
no more than other
clothes, and are
accepted as the
Standard of Style
everywhere.
The price is always
right.
Seventh Street
New Clothing Store
The Wise Man Seeks Absolute
Protection for His Valuables
There nro numerous instances where valuable jewelry, heirlooms and
other treasures have, been stored about the house, and when fire broUc
out or burglars came, these valuables were destroyed or stolen.
Metier be on the safe side and secure Absolute Protection for
vonr valuables by renting a Safe Deposit Itox in the Fire and Durglnr
l'roof Vault of the .lack son County Uanii. Finest in Southern Oregon.
SATE DEFOSIT BOXES TO RENT, $1 AND UP PER YEAR. i
ZTS tfimtU S State Deposits
snn.oon.mi. Eatalillnliod 1888.
W. I. VAWTKR, raro&D. orcoom (. K , xni.K Y,
l'ri;uili-nt.f ('(ishior.
Are You Looking for a
anch
money, which von rim iinpipojive?
.1 road, school close, li.
D. Trice
That can be purchased for a little
We have them one easy terms.
40 ACHKS All good land, gm
timiii; luilf rash; not cleared.
ltiit ACKKS imi acres fine laud, ha In net) rolling; not cleared
Price J0iMt. half cash.
2l ACUHS Creek hot toin, I ti acres hay, 1 acre berries. Price
l"i0 per acre; terms.
;ii0 ACKKS flood land, g 1 improvements, ;in acres young orch
ard, all fenced: this is a g I buy. Price ifn per acre; good terms.
DRESSLER & WOOD
West Seventh St. Medford, Or.
Medford Opera House
( has. i). iiAy.i;u;ir;i,
ONM K 1(1 1 IT
War.
Thursday Apr. 9
Sulliv.in - ( 'oiisiilinc's All-Star
Vaudeville and Comedy Company
(i- (11. MAT A(TS-i;
PRICKS
."). .")0, 7.") ("'cuts
ff
IKI.' !;Ti:i.'. for inli tirade Te:
iol Spire. Hiikini- Po rn and heh
h .it.. ;im . .l.iPtiniertw, fill k h ot
I'l-Cellt t ouiiter:
and I "of fees. Kx tract
he. China Ware, ("la
':mcv ihe nnd i and
MEDFOW) Tl:A f4 tOfMB H0lK
2U WKST SKVKNTII .TUKKT.
McOLASIIAN JUNKEN. Fr). $10KE 10
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