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AMUSEMENTS. 'ri,. , . ""."-' ' 'Mr. but iiot 'BOILEK E.
THE MEDrORT) DAILY TRIBUNE, MKIU-'OKD. OR.. WKDNKSDAY. AIM? If, -!. 11)08.
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i.H'ru house last .iiKl,rt a,,,..,,J i .l,-.H'r,l. ,
Blue Kidi, " I "" ' I . Koa'' "l-rvi.or Brow- Ua ro-
UIUPU OHO d .,. ,. 1 tl,P MMpoiMI,,,, . Willi,.,,, lC- ...
t.-iki- his ,la.-., uml (hut Mr. Pern- he
nlhrized tu h.ivo H. P. FrMloiilwr,
il d.'pnly. If this in dtiit wo will act
.... auiMiurinry p.'rrrmaiioe. It ran
he silid, very luu.-li t rlirir indit. that
fliey do not overart their purls. The
Viy is founded upon one of the well
kuoim feuds of the mountain districts
of the south. The uvlhm is all within
tlio limits of ,rl,al,ilily. Miss lies
Bv it very sweet and modest inter-
liretntiou of the ehurueter of Missie
vmier. .ill,, mis mi expressive lure
tli.it shows with telling effect the v
"'"'I " ds an, I emotions of her part
-annuo tier voire is musirnl and well
Boodllluti'd.
i.Muiii-e uowe ilia tne part of
Mini I urter in 11 very iifl'ertive man
ner. Mr. Ilowo is a (.ood artor and we
may look for good tilings from him in
the repertoire of the week. Mr. Her
hert Cramer looked and neted the part
ut i.imi neynoliis verv llllleli to our
idea of the rustic hero, lie is a .rood
ookiiij. young man, u fine figure, and
free from Hint affectation which often
mars the performance of the juvenile.
Mr. K. II. Meade gave a good imperson
ntion of the rhararter that renllv exists
in the mountains of Tennessee and the
Cnrolinas. Miss Anna liavmond and
Mr. .loo Thompson did the proverbial
negro servnnts very well indeed. In
fact, there was no fault to lie found
with any of the cast. The company re
mains the resj of the week nnd will ap
pear tonight in "The (lolden (limit,"
which deals with western life, and.
judging from last night's performnnoe.
this company can furnish it cast that
will lie excellent in this kind of a play.
Taking into uccoiiut the price of ad
mission, this company comes as near
giving one the worth of his money as
any troupe that has appeared hero this
winter.
"America's Mission" will be the
title of Captain llohsoii's lecture next
Monday evening at the opera house.
Ho says in part: t
".Tap.'Wl is heading the yellow race,
nnd is intending to grapple with the
white nations of the world for suprema
cy. Tho world demands that America
step iu nnd establish a permanent pence
in the Pacific. Knropo on one hand is
in a turmoil; Asia on the other hand is
ill a turmoil; Ainerieu here between is
in pence. After Mnnchuriu the nations
of the world realized that some powe,
shondl step in between Japan and lius
sia. I'pnn investigation it was found
that all Europe was partisan. The only
man iu the whole world who could and
did bring those belligerent nations to
pence was our own president."
"America's beneficence should cross
the ocean. We have great problems at
home that demand solution; wo liare
greater ones abroad; we must grapple
with them all. The seeds of peaco have
been sowrKniong the yellow raco by
our missionaries. Let us not permit war
to go there. The world has been dom
inated long enough by the spirit of
war. "
Seats now on sale at HaHkius' drug
store.
some work on our roads from llrowns
l.oro to Hlltte Tails and beyond. The
county court must shorten tip the road
districts nnd give orders lor roads to
be Worked at proper limes and the
work done in a permanent manner.
I'lentv of poles and rocks are along the
f.-.-seiit highways and there is no ex
i ise for the shameful neglect f the
taxpayers' interests. Property mines
'I'i'l the development of oul county dc
niaiwl good roads. Will Judge iluuii
ll" id the re,uest !
OP.ES ON
GLISH BATTLESHIP
POIiTSMOI'Tll, Kngliuul. April l!S.
According to wireless received here,
there has been u boiler explosioil on the
British battleship Hrittanitt iu which
several men were injured. The Urit
tauui: is expected to arrive here this
evening.
NOTlt'K.
Notice is hereby given tbat the un
dersigned will apply at tho regular
monthly meeting of the city council !
of Medlord, Oregon. May .1. 19US, for ;
a license to s. II inalt, vinous and spirit- 1
ous liquors in less quantities than one;
gallon, at Lot 7, Block 21, in Modford, I
Oregon, for a period of six months.
Ill " Ml'HPHY 4. noWXIXO.
Margaret Hicks Dead.
Word is r -ived of the death at
P"i a. Cat. of Mrs. Margaret L.
Hicks, of Ashland. Mrs. Hicks has
spending the winter in so'ul)ern
California, having been iu poor health
for some time apst. She was the widow
of the late Horace .1. Hicks. Tho re
mains were hrougliMo Ashland for ill
tennelit.
NOTICE.
N'otice is hereby given that the part
nership existing between the under
signed anil F. ,1. McMahou, under the
linn name of Wnschau & Co., has been
dissolved and that the undersigned has
purchased the interest of the said Me
Mahon and has assumed the obligations
of the partnership. All bills duo tr the
tirm of Wnschau & Co. are payable to
tin1 undersigned. Hated at Medfnrd,
Oregon, April Hit, llhlS.
:::i P. YV. WASOllAU.
BUTTE FALLS ITEMS.
Mrs. Prank Xot norland and son are
in the valley nnd will visit tho circus,
after which she will visit her kin nt
Talent, for several days.
I ,.,,,,. brothers and I!. 11. Harris are
now full owners of Untie Palls" plant.!
liliving purpchnsod Hie same for -"",-(Kill.
Tho planl will now be pushed in
connect ion with the electric line and
many new improvements made. There
will be an entire reorganization of com
pany affairs as ample capilal is back
of the enterprise.
Lee Edinoinlsoii came to town this
week and he, with Prank Netlierland,
has gone benr hunting taking Neth
erlnnil's imported dog with I hem.
Many of Untie Palls' residents visit
ed tho circus, and all express them
selves as much plepased.
It is to bo hoped that our board of
school directors will not be influenced
by the opinions of those opposing the
erection of a neat, convenient nnd mod
ern building. The day of the ox cart
and dugout is past. We waul a building
suitable to our nge and be an oma
inent to our town. We will have it.
Wana I'arker drove to the valley on
business. Ho took a load of supplies
back fov Merchant Hughes.
William Lewis is iu I lie valley, and
also George Albert.
J. K. Olson and son l-.d nave i. ,
turned from Olson mill. Mr. Olson re-j
ports tho mill as in full operation, but
that, owing to the bad condition of the,
roads, but little hauling is done. Mr.,
Olson built a largo section of road and
graded it some two ye.-us .k" ""
the promise of the county officials Hint
he would be reimbursed one third of the
cost of the work. Mr. Olson turned
over the work and the road became
and is now a enmity road, but the conn
ty has never paid anything I" Mr. ol
son.
JVheeler & f'laspill are adding ll"',r
stok" nnd are doing a good business.
The bovs on the unsurveved .ire ju
bilant as' the day approaches for the
Iveginning of the government survey
of their lands.
Charles Kdmnndsnn talks of opening
up n butcher shop, which is much I
ed.
II. C. Mahoncy lias gone t his home
stead.
Dr. J. F. Roddy, nccompanie.l by n
parly of eastern ea.italil. ,w
through Butto Falls lately I ext.-nd
ed their trip some five miles fntt liei
ORDINANCE NO. liij.
An ordinance regulating the sale of
merchandise from wagons, carts, ve
hicles or other portable stands or np
pa rat us upon Seventh street and Cen
tral avenue, in the City of Medford, Or-
egou, and providing penalty for the
violation thereof.
Tho City of Medford doth ordain as
follows:
Section 1. Hereafter it shall be un
lawful in the City of Medford, Oregon,
for any person, firm or corporation,
either as proprietor or proprietors,
agent or agents, employe or employes,
engaged iu selling or offering for sale
any goods, wares or merchandise of any
description whatever, from any wagon,
cart, vehicle or other portable stand or
apparatus, upon tho streets of said city,
to allow such wagon, cart, vehicle or
other portablo stand or nppnratus from j
which such goods, wnres or merchandise
are sold or offered or exposed for sole
to remain stationary at any place upou
Seventh street or Central avenue in
said city, for a longer period of time
than fivo minutes.
Section 2. Any person, firm or co
porntion convicted of violating tlio prj
visions of Section 1 of this ordinaneo
shall be punished by u fine of not loss
than ono dollar nor more than five del
lnrs, and in default of the payment, ol
such fine shall be imprisoned in the
citv jail one dav for each $2 of such
fine remaining unpaid.
The foregoing ordinance was passed
by tho city council April 21. M08,
Trowbridge voting aye, Eifert, aye
Wort man ayo, Merrick aye, TTtifer aye,
(dwell absent.
Approved April 21, 1908.
.1. P. ItRDDY. Mayor.
Altesl: HPX.I. M. COLLINS,
Iter.order. i-'
BUSINESS CARDS.
J. T. ANKKOM,
wkll ninciER. MRnpoifn, on.
Prices right. Pumps Furnished when
Wanted.
BALL & GLOSCOCK,
Contractors and Builders.
All Work Cliiaranteed.
Office with C. H. Pierce & Son.
Phone 033. P. O. Box 771
CHA8. VAN BUSKIRK,
Shorthand and Typewriting Evenings.
Fine Work a Specialty.
PHONE SS5. P. O. Box .170.
E. R. SEELY. M. D.
Physician nnd Surgeon
Modern Equipped Operating RooniB.
X-H.1J". Office Honrs, 10-12, 2 4 P. M.
Office 111 Jackson County BanJtBldg.
DRTArBTSWEET
Physician and Surgeon.
Office nt Itesidencc.
Wm. M. Colvig, Medford, Or.
COLVIO ft DURHAM,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Geo. H. Durham, Grants Pass, Ol.
Medford Furniture Co., Undertakers
Dav phone Night Phones: C W.
Conklin :,; J. II. Huller US.
WM. W. P. HOLT, M. D,
Physician and Surgeon.
Eagle Point, Ori'g0- j
E. L. BALCOM. !
New West Side Cento, tioncry Fruit
store-candies, mils, cigars, tobaccos !
fresh fruit in season. Near Hotel .
Moore, Medford, Or. :
PRIVATE DETECTIVE ANL COI. 1
EECTION AGENO-x.
,ock Box 8dS. Medford, Or,
WILLIAM C. DEBLEY, j
Resident Piano Tuner,
sisvi.-il Kates bv the Year.
Headquarters at Hale's Piano House.;
1 Work Ciiarantcrd.
i. ,, l!.',x MEHFOHU. ORKHO.V.
$18.00
For a Rinnll, ServicraluV, Econoiiiicil Stove.
$57.00
For the perfection of the stoveninkevs' art.
and others all the way between.
In case you already own a Moore Ranne,
you must know the man who sells them.
H. E. Boyden
Don't forget his hardware store whether
you want all the hardware for a new house,
or only a few shells for a day's shootini;'. his
store is the place to get fliein. While others
have been talking he has been putting his
money into his business, (to in and see fur
yourself.
ir. novm-ix. suvkntii stukkt.
WJH-'ORI), - - - OKrKiOX
When the Fire Bell Rings
Most people "WAKE UP. Haven't you heard it
ringing, ringing, ringing loud enough to wake the
dead in Medford during the last year ?
Jt means that right now is the right time to get
in ou the ground floor in the heart of the city, be
fore the new railroad, the water system and the
coal road sets things to booming in (i mater Med
ford. It means that such a chance as we are able to
offer for the next
FTFTKEX DAYS ONLY
Of Twelve Choice Residence Lots in the lieaiilifiil
FA 1 If Y I I0W ADDITION,
On West Seventh street, for the low prii-e of i.'itlO
for the eni ire twelve lots will not occur again in the
history of .Medford. The time is limited ; don't let
the chance pass you by.
For full pari ieiilars call on the
Rogue River Land Go.
Exhibit Building
Housewive$r,
When you consider time-saving and labor
saving devices in cooking for the family,
MOOIMi'S I.AXdF.S Sl'UPASS ALL
OTllKlvS.
Ask those of your neighbors who have
Moores, if this fact is not so that a Moore
Range is the biggest kitchen comfort a
'jekeeper can have.
Ask P.OYDKX, the man who has sold 500
Motives during the last seven years to fam
ilies in this valley, what the unanimous ver
dict of his customers has been.
Every day that you continue to use iinn
other stove means that much additional fuel
wasted, unnecessary labor, worry and disap
pointment. Use a Moore Range
and Enjoy
Kitchen Comfort
There are :'S different styles to choose
from large and small.
T1N0 PIMCF.S -Alii' RHH1T.
All Kinds and
Varieties of
Lumber
To Give Your House a
Modern Appearance Use
Bevel Siding
We Have it in Bright, Nice, Soft Pine
Iaiitq Kay Arlnmhoi I .a
1UVYU JLFViV UL XiUllIUL'l JJm
MEDFORD OREGON
Real Estate Snaps
47. -4-10 acres, a fine stock proposition, -10 acres in al
falfa, irrigation, good buildings, in a splendid section for
hunting and fishing. Price only 14. an acre. Terms.
(iP.. 1i): acres, '2 miles from Fagle Point, on Rogue
L'iver, f0 acres cleared, considerable fruit and alfalfa, pri
vate irrigation ditch. This is a splendid proposition to
develop, about half good bottom land, nearly all can be
under plow when cleared, schoolhouse handy, fair improve
ments, team, harness, wagon, some cattle and farm imple
ments go with the place. Price UOOO. This ranch will
bear close inspection, as it will make a lot of money for
someone.
ll'O acres near (lold Hill, IU acres in orchard,
spring water, irrigation ditch, 1" acres of alfalfa, UU acres
in wheat. -100 rods in nett.iug fence, splendid improvements.
This place will bear inspection. Team, harness, wagon,
farm implements ami considerable stock go with the place.
Price $7S00; 'terms.
(i7. A fine alfalfa ranch of SO acres near Pulte Falls,
fine stream and springs, nearly all level land, splendid
fishing and hunting; buildings. Price onlv $1500.
FOR SALE P.Y
C. 11. PIERCE;
MEDFORD. ORECiON.
AUTOMOBILES 1908 MOTOR CARS
EXPERT REPAIPIXO. ALL "WORK (I U A 1 A N T E E D. SUNDRI ES FOR
SALE. PUI5LIO OARAC.E. CARS STORED AND CARED FOR.
Reos
Premiers
Fords
Kissel Kar
WE ASK
YOU TO
XOT ICE
OITR LIN E
FOR 'OH.
CAN YOU
HEAT IT.
Reos
10 IL P. slnglc-'evlindcv Runabout, with folding
seat : $ G50
U0 II. P. double-cylinder Roadster with jump seat.? 1000
U0 II. P. double-cylinder Touring Car, detachable
tonneau $1250
Premiers
2 1-2S TL V. four-cvlinder Roadster or touring car. .$2250
ISO-.")") II. P. four-cylinder Roadster or touring car. .
:i0-:rU. P. four-cylinder Roadster or louring car,
double ignition
40--I.") II. P. six-evlinder Touring Car, 7-passengev..
Fords
l.Vlf. P. four-cylinder Runabout $ 500
Same with mechanical oiler, running-board and
lamps, etc ?
10 II. P. six-cylinder Touring Car '..?S000
Kissel Kar
Ito-IO II. P. Touring Car or Roadster. .$2000
CAN 'YOlHTEAT TiTEMT " Prices" FToT H. Fa'chrry..
$2500
$2600
$3750
MEDFORD AUTO CO.,;
A. V. WALK ER, Manager.
Phone Main 213.
raire Eiublli ami D Streets.
We Wan! to Buy Lands
Realty Bond Syndicate of
Oreo-nn W. n. uim-'
v - 0
Jackson County
Bank Annx
Secretary
State Depositary.
Kutalili-hM I".
CAPITA! AND BURPLUS
l 15.000 .00
Firms, Corporations and
Individuals
The officers of the Jackson
County ISank very cordially
invite the accuimts of firms,
coriorat ions and individuals
and will extend e cry advan
tage and courtesy to nil who
mav favor this institution
with tlieir banking business.
ALL NEW GOODS
Dry (loods, Ilaviland China.
Semi-Porcelain. .lardiniers
and Crocks. Trunks, Suit
cases and Telescopes.
H7(c;' iiiii et rifjhl triers.
Ward's Cash Store
00 TO DR. COBLE FOR YOUR
OLASHE8.
,li,-:il l'fir,,r in IVrrv't Wnrelhuiae,
HKVRVrif AT "ft K KT.
'lie lliin No Oilier Runineiia.'
I'oli ARTISTIC Joll WORK
oo TO TIUIll'NK OIKICK
Never Look Back!
It ilm su '( j.iiy. Kct'p ymir pyes
I'i v. ni ititr I'iiif ulimvinu in
Sl'l;li; ASH St'MMKR 1U1
Wit S. Why nut din.1 your
in thU ilint-timi nii.l i-:it' nil or
ih r I'm ii SH'inr nr Siiiiht Suit ? Wi
li.ivi fmiii- very iiriirnltlf fuhni'
lli:tt vi ran I'Dim-rt lutn SuiniiH'r
Suits at up.
Iti-f.a it intf in ntlv ii Suits
ir'-s "1 innl rtt-antvl.
W. W. HIPERT, The City Tailor, Medford
Miss Jeunesse Butter
JNSTIel'i I'OU Ol-' PIANO. STUDIO AT liKSIUKNCK, O STRUM', WKST
M DDl'oltli. PIIONK NO. Till. Sir H.iIo'h Piiiiiu IIuiim' f,,r ipfnronci'i.