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THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OR.. TUESDAY, APH1L 14. lf)0f.
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WOODMEN INITIATE
FIFTY NEW MEMBERS
Speeches Made by Head Consul Boaic
and Other National Officer Mayor
and Recorder Among Those Who Join
Lodge Banquet by Ladied.
The Woodmen of the World meeting
ut the Ki-dmen's uaU Monday mlit was
well attended. Speech were made by
lour of the leading Woodmen ot the
World of tho Paeitie jurisdiction, the
bpeakers being Head Consul 1. L Boak
of Denver, T. Clinton Veale, head ad
visor, of Pasadena, Cal.; John I'atti
bon, bead manager, of Colfax, Wash.,
and I K. Snodgrass, head- banker, of
ugene, Or,
The first speaker on the program was
Hon. B. F. Alulkey of Jacksonville. Mr.
Mulkey's address was very entertain
ing as'well as logical. After the speak
ing there was an initiation of about 50
ui'W members, after which trere was
u banquet given by the Ladies of Wood
uraft iu the upper hall, which was en
loved by all. The four first-named
speakers loft Tuesday .for Ro&eburg,
whore they will hold a rally tonight.
Among those initiated into the order
were Mayor Keddy and City Recorder
Collins.
Tho Grants I'ass lodge, Phoenix, Ash
laud and Uazelle, Cal., lodges had rep
resentatives present. J. D. Beakey, dis
trict organizer, was also, present, and
it.-coinpauied the head officers this
morning to Roseburg. Music was fur
nished by the Uuzelrigg orchestra.
AMUSEMENTS.
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Perry's Recital.
BY ED ANDREWS.
The entertainment of last night by
KdwanI Baxter Perry was a complete
Kucecss. both from uu artistic bs well
as a financial standpoint. The program
consisted of well-known numbers by
home, of the best composers for piauo,
preceded by an explanatory talk on the
authors and their compositions, which
n.aile tho entertainment instructive as
well as entertaining. Mr. Perry's en
tertainment appeals rather to the stu
dent of music t hau to the general play
goer, as it is strictly on the classic or
der, and it was gra ifying to see so
large an attendance at Medford ' first
a'tempt at high music art.
Mr. Perry tyay be cia-sed with mod
ety among the fi iv givat piani-i of
this country, and in some ivjpivts h: is
well in tin1 fore front. For instancr, a
ii player of melodies, he take t'irt
place among the great artist-. Per
iiaps he larks somewhat in magnetic
lire. Mis playing is rather of the scholar
'!iau the wilil abandon nf Ins fellow
artists. Mis interpretation of the mel
ancholy moods of Schumann and the
weird fancies of ( 'liopin are perhaps
his best. Ilis tireig number was hardly
a 1'iir specimen of that great author's
works. ' I.ieberstraum ' ' and "The
Aeolian. ' ' his own composition, were
D-rhaps the most cnjovable numbers
ef i he- program. While Liszt is the best
known by his transcriptions, yet his
original compositions are by far his
most meritorious works.
M r. Perry, as a composer, like all
'her great performers, shows the influ
r are of the works I hey have studied,
perhaps to the detriment of their orig
iualitv. but take it for all ami in all.
the entertainment was n most delightful
.tie, and is a step in the right direction
toward the cultivation of higher art in
fedford.
Hobsou Is Delayed.
Holders of Lyceum tickets ami others
interested will note that Richmond !'
f.Kbson will nut be abb- to appear on
April 21. as announced, owing to late
adjournment of congress. The date will
he announced later.
May Festival Coming.
On May 1 the pupils of the city
schools under the training of Miss Wil
son, supervisor of music, will present
t he I iea it t i f u I ca n t a t a . "Da v id . t he
Shepherd Boy.' There will be a chorus
nf .".lift voices, mainly pupils of the
schools. Some uf the leading parts are
taken by local tah-nt nut-dde tho schools,
full announcement of which will be
made later. The characters will be in
."-Minie. using many Thar were ued
for the Mikado. This entertainment
will be given at the Opera House. Med
fnrd. Friday evening. May 1, at S:0.
Admission. "il and 7." cents.
ASHLAND FRUIT PROSPECTS
SAID TO BE THE FINEST
Fruit prospects in the Ashland dis
trict are reported never to have been
better at this season of the year. The
peach orchards are gay in their pink
blooms now, and growers report that
there will have to be big thinnings un
less Jack Frost should yet take a hand
and do the work. All other fruit crops
have likewise favorable reports, and
growers are in good spirits over the
seuou' prospect.
ASHLAND HAS SURPLUS
IN ITS WATER FUND
Ashland has a surplus of $10,000 or
more in its water fund, and the sur
plus is steadily growing from the re
ceipts for water rents, which amount to
as high as $1500 per month during the
year. The council has decided to util
ize this surplus, which belongs to a
sinking fund for the redemption of wa
ter bonds, in the purchase of city im
provement bonds, which private par
ties have been buying up, as they were
offered at a premium. By this means
the city's idle funds will bo made to
earn a revenue.
Good Apples Becoming Scarce.
FOR SALE Olda runabout in good
condition, $400. Inquire Tribune of
fice. WANTED Cash paid for alt'kiode
second-hand goods. 313 East 7th, M.
D. Moore. 22
WANTED To buy from 100 to ;100
head of stock sheep. Write Box MM,
Med ford. Or.
FOR SALE Yo ung gentle cow for
sale; price $40. E. E. Morrison, B.
F. D. No. 1, Griffin Creek.
WANTED "Woman to do housework at
once. Inquire 315 X. D st James
Stewart.
! WANTED A loan nf AAAA foi three
years at S per cent on 120 acres of
yellow pine and fur timber close to
Medford, Address T. C, care Trib
une. ST
FO RS A LE 1 MT in i lesf ro uM ed'f ord.
on main county road, 2 and 5 aero
tracts, suitable for garden, fruit or
chicken farm; this land is under Fish
Lake ditch and cau all be irrigated;
$100 and $150 per acre, easy terms;
one-fifth down, balance $10 per month.
See this land. James Bowling, 7th
and P streets. P. O. Box 842. 23
FOR SALE Driving mare, buggy and
harness. James Bowling, Seventh and
P streets. 23
FOR SALE New 5-room house, $1200;
eay terms. C. A. Cutting, 9th st.,
Ross Addition. West Medford.
FOR SALE New Typewriter; cau be
seen at residence of A. H. Miller, East
Medford.
WANTED I want to buy trom one to
three huudred head of stock sheep.
Address Lock Box KU. Medford, Or.
FOR SALE A $2000 mortgage, gilt
edge security, no taxes, 8 per cent net.
Inquire of the Medford Realty Rent
al Co., Medford, Or.
The best grades of apples in Portland i
market are being rapidly cleaned up j
and the prediction of dealers is that a
few we- ks hence there will be but small !
offerings of really good stock, with)
prices probably materially higher than ;
now. Common stock is still rather i
plentiful, but even this is moving in a
fair wav.
PARTY wishes to get loau of $ on
4" acres of raw land that is worth
$lotni; good abstract: will pay 10 per
cent. Lock Bo4 656.
FORsaLE An S room bungalow, com
plete and up-to-date, lot frtxl4n. In
quire of L. J. Rinhart or Postal Tele
graph Office.
Don 't be deceived by buying shipped- j
in flour at $1.50 per sack. Patronize
home industry Buy Davis best flour
at $1.30 per sack. Every pack guaran-
t --d. Try it. If you can't get it at'
the grocer's, come to the mill. "
WANTED Girl for general house
work; family of 4; part of washing
sent out; $30 per month. Call at of
fice Nash Hotel.
WANTED Man and wife wish posi
tion on a fruit farm, or cooking in a
camp. Address C H. Smileagh, Med
ford. Or. 2S
BUSINESS CARDS.
UPHOLSTERING AND REPAIRING.
J. S. HARRINGTON
Rear Ends Second-Hand Store.
Phone HI. 33
Pruning and Trimming Done Larire
and small contracts; also day work.
Box XX, Tribune.
J. T. ANKROM,
WELL DIGGER. MEDFORD. OR.
Prices right. Pumps Furnished when
Wanted.
FOR SALE Choice fruit and grape
lands near Jacksonville. Call and see
Jacksonville Real Estate Co., Jack
sonville. Or.
FOR SALE Two incubators, used only
one season, for sale cheap; capacity
of each, 2 Hi eggs. Inquire at Wnr
uer's store. Warner & Snvder. X(
FOR SALE One U. S. Cream Sepa
rator, No. f; 5''0 capacity ; good as
new: cost $Si; will sell for $"0. R.
C. Menslev. Central Point.
People who wish the best and
know the best drink, "Gold
en Gate" High Grade Cof
fee as sold bv ALLEN &
REAGAN.
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Something New
In Rubber Tires that it will pay you to
investigate. COMPLETE STOCK,
prompt work, satisfaction guaranteed.
Mitchell & Roeck
GENERAL WAGONERS.
K.'ist 7th Stri-ft, rear of Mrrrimau 's
Illnrksmith Shop. Medford, Or.
The ELECTRIC
TEA KETTLE
! V L FurnUhi's hot
water tor t:a 0:1
very slior'. notice
It. can be used
on the tea table
or in the kile'ten
Attaches to an
electrolier
dmablc
ROGUE RIVER
ELECTRIC CO.,
Successor to Condor
Water Power Co. Of
fice 206 W. 7th st.,'
opp. big electric sign.
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jCOOllHCIf'lUKi&l
37
Phone 8.3:1.
BALL 8c GLOSCOCK, '
Contnirlors and Builders.
All Work Guaranteed.
Office with C. H. Pierce St Son.
Phono ISM. I'. O. Box 7T1.
CHAS. VAN BUSKIEK,
Shorthand and Typewriting TCvenings.
Fine Work a Specialty.
PHONE 8S,ri. P. O. Box S7li.
Miss Jeunesse Butler
is'sTiiri Tii: hi' pi a.nt). sTrnio at hksidkntk, street, west
MEDI'IIHI'. PHONE NO. 7!H. See Male's Piano limine for references.
DR. A. B. SWEET
Physician and Surgeon.
Office at Residence.
WILLIAM YOUNG
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
Window and Door Screens to Order.
Mission Furniture Built
Bex 671. Medford, Or.
E. E. SEEI.Y, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Modern Equipped Operating Rooms.
X-Roy. Office Hours, 1012, 2 4 P. M.
Office in Jackson County Bank Bldg.
Kidd's Foot-Fitting Shoes for Men $4.00
St vie :ind ciHiifitrt. Not which, but both, if you use Kidd's Foot fitting
alines. Their hii:h ipiiility nf material mid wirktii;inhip insures long and
s:it ij-f.ifiory we;ir. Let us show you :i pair.
C. M. KIDD
Have you seen the fine work we are turning out iu our repair shop?
Wni. M. Colvig, Medford, Or.
COLVIO & DURHAM,
Attomeys-at-Law.
Oeo. H. Durham, Grants Pass, Or.
Medford Furniture Co., Undertakers
Day phone xr"; Night Phones: r. W.
l onklin 105; .1. Ii. Butler 14v
V."M. V. P. HOLT, M. D
Physic'an and Surgeon.
Eagle Point. Or-;gOD.
E. 1. BALCOM.
NVw '. r Si.i- i otifiM'ti.'iien I'ruit
toro -c:tn li' s. i:uts. i 'g:irs. tobaccos,
frosh fruit in season Near Hotel
Moure. Medford. Or.
Trees! Trees! Trees! Buy the Best
c. fTcook
DEALER TV
High-Grade Nursery Stock
' To insiii'o tho lif'St .stock-, would advise ;!.iciu,L' your orders
t). !',. N41. cariv. ' I'honr 583
PRIVATE DETECTIVE AND COL-
EECTION AGENCY.
Lock Box -ios. MedfoH. Or.
POLITICAL CARDS.
OKFICK OPI'OSlTr: THK llOTKf. MOO UK
What Service Will You
Get from that Next Suit
of Rlothfis?
Isn't it all a matter of quality?
ff T3ont yon know it will depend
l entirely on the "make" of the
goods you happen to select?
TT It isn't what you pay for them so
ll much as what you get for your
money.
fff You can get a pile of wear and
ll satisfaction out of a DANIELS
Suit, because of the very superior tai
loring that's in it.
JT It will wear and hold shape, and
Ut you as long as you want to
wear it. It's the way it is made.
TT If you are willing to have this
III proven to you, give the store
tI that always treats you right the
chance to supply your wants in this
direction.
MENS
SHOE
s c&ard Oregon ?
A Bargain in
Orchard Land
L'liO ACI.'KS FIXK ORCHARD KANT), one mile from
R. R. station, nearly all under cultivation, $(() per acre.
One-third cash, easy terms on balance. A fine tract
to subdivide.
H. E. Morrison
Office Orvr Medford National Haul;.
We Want to.Buy Lands
Realty Bond Syndicate of
Oregon W. H. Stalker
Jackson County Secretary
Bank Annex
JACKSONVILLE ITEMS.
Mrs. .li'sse Aplf;tte nnl 'laulit'T
nrrivpl from Ashlnml Sunday rvonini
mill liavf gnno to hnusokopping.
Artornoy Ilolbmok Witliingtnn of
Atfilford was in town a fow hours Moti
lity afternoon.
''Walter Krntner. one of Medford 's
popular young men, spent Sunday night
in Jacksonville.
Mrs. Dora Salt marsh and son. Lee.
-'f Bnneom. were visiting friend h liv
ing here Monday.
Child Drowns in Rogue.
MKRLIX. Or.. April 14. The IS-months-old
child of Mr. and Mrs. Perry
Wirkham was drowned in Rogue River
pi! tV The ehild strayed awny from
he house and was not missed until
.ome workmen sav the hody floating in
; he water, Tt was soon reeovered and
b-itig taken to Portland for burial.
The aI aci'idi-nt liappened at the
'ilanieda niinet cn.p. 1." miles from
" f'Tlin- Mr. and Mr, Wickham former
v lived at P rtland. but have born for
vt'ar or n ut the ATanieda mine. Mr.
U'vkliam b-inj on., of the t..-l:l,nM
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
m. r. i:or;i.i;sT(.
Of Ashland,
nl id at.- for rjepubliran Nomination.
FOR COUNT V .H'DOE.
J. R. NEIL,
f 'a ml id ate t'nr the I Vmocrat ie
Xumination.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Kl M. ANIHIKWS
Ui Medfurd.
( anlidate for llepubliean Nominrttien.
FOR SHERIFF:
WILBUR A. JONES,
Candidate for the Democratic
Nomination.
Why Moore's Ranges Lead All Others
Classified Advertisements
One Cent a Word No single inser
tions less than 15 cents. Six Insertions
for the price of four. Seventy-fire
cents a line per month.
To IIKNT I'liriiislK'tl rcmni.. Inquire
oorui-r of .-illi ami A xtrc-t.. 2
i'OIt SAI.K OM i..-ip.-1-s. for ." i-ts.
Tnliniif ..ffiii-.
rTitN'lSH 1:1V Tt M'iMS -"tl,.( i I i-TT
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I"''!.' SAM! I'r--ii inilili c.i-. I n if ii i r.
W" WTKI' II..:
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A CdiiI roller I'nmjii r to rciiliilc oven tcin M'i'iit lire.
A Oai'ijlil Orea In banisli nicnsc anil dirt.
A llin'ed Tnji. t make liroiliny; easy.
A sir-ial Wood (urate to save fuel.
An Aidi-Sroreli I. id, to prevent seorclied food.
Mrs' Roiii's Thermometer (laide. an aid to iert'ci t
liakinir.
Labor Saving Time Saving Money Saving
Keatllii's that are exelusive witli tlie Moore Kaliu'es.
Over 5 00 Moore 's in the Valley
S.c II. V.. I'.OVhKN. the man who sells them :W different
stvh- to ehoose from. I'.uilt mi lioiior. Sold on Honor
Moore's Ranges Always Please
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