THK MKDFOIMi DAILY TRIBITXE, MEW OR I), OH ROOST, MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1908.
ROSE SHOW
SUCCESSFUL
Greatest Week Jn Portland's
History- Printers of State
Organize-Fruit Awaits PlGkers
PORTLAND, Or., Juno 8. Tho groat
rose festival of Portland in now a mat
ter of history. It was wittily tho most
eventful week Port land ever eu joyed.
The convention of the Pacific Ad Men '
league started at the Commercial club
Monday morning, clomng the day witii
a dinner that was simply perfei t.
Admiral Swinburne und tho otlnr of
ficers of the Charleston, tho Yorktown
and the six torpedo boats pnrtiri pitted
in every event, and had murh to do
with the success of tho program. The
parades were all superior, the automo
bile races were remarkable, and the
attendance both of visitors and home
people at each and every feature is
conclusive proof of the prosperity of
the Pacific, northwest,
Printers Organize.
The Western Masters' association,
composed of all the leading printers
between tho Rocky mountains and the
Pacific ocean, met in convention at
Portland last week. They are now
thoroughly organized and every impor
tant city on the eon si is represented
upon tho executive, bonrd.
lu the valley around Cove, Or., there
will bo rpoduced this year 200 tonn of
cherries and 500 ears of apples. The
people there realize that they will need
from 250 to 300 people in addition to
their locnl population to pick ami pack
the cherry crop,
A special Portland excursion party
will attend the commencement exercises
of the Oregon state university on June
S4.
Title Men Banquet. ,
The Oregon Association of Tit le
Mhb, which will affiliate with the Na
tion Association of Tit ile Men, was
nrgafnized at Portland on Satnnlay.
Delegates from many sections nf Ore
gon were given a banquet by the Port
land fraternity 8iiturdny evening.
With the election over and I he assur
ance of a great cherry and berry crop,
tho people of all Oregon should ' ' get
busy ' ' and advertise more than ever
before. Withits latest addition, tbe
Toledo, Development league, the Ore
gon Development league now hns
members.
. Under the new national hanking law.
approved May 110, Oregon's itddt'd pio
in of currency will be $2,114,000,
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Charles W. Farrer to William P.
Downs, lots 10, 31 and 12, Wool
en's addition to Ashland, etc.
City of Ashland to Charles W.
Farrer, land in section 5, town
ship 39, range 1 E
B. A. Lowell to Woodvillo Wa
ter company, land in section 10,
township 36, range! W
Juliette Ferguson to Honry Hum
phrey, 1063 acres in P li O
42, township 37, raitgo 1 W..
Mnry E. O'Netl to Henry Hpm-
phroy, property in Med ford..
Honry Humphrey to "Mary K.
O'Neil, property in Medford. ..
H. O. Pohlnnd to Thomns T. Itee
der, land in D L C 40, town
ship 30, range 1 E
A. I). Mercer to Thomas T. Itoe-
der, 2 acres in Ashland ......
George A. Anderson to K. V.
Kunkel, 1 acre in section 5,
township 39, range 1 K
E. F. Kunkel to C. W. Knot. 1
acre In section 5, township 3D,
range 1 E
United States to Carl T. Tngoal
son, 141. 0Q acres in section 2,
township 33, range 4 W p;itnl
3000
1031
16TH ANNUAL CONVENTION
OF COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS
CALGARY, Alberta, Can., June H. -The
15th annual convention of the Tint
ed Commercial Travelers of Ainericn
conveued here totlav. Manv eitii's lu
the United States sent large detection.
The session was opened by an addn hh of
welcome from tho mavor and from the
governor of Alberta.
Try our new coffee pulverier ami
make your coffee go further (nut
grinder). Allen & Heagnu. 71
NOTICE.
Is hereby given that the undersigned
will apply at the city council of Med
ford, Or., at its meeting to be held June
9, IMS, for a license to sell malt, vin
ous and spiritous liquors in less quan
titles than a gallea for the period of six
months at lots 10 and 11, block 4. Med
ford, Or.
T. n. MOOIfK.
Dated May i!B. 1P0S.
Why Don't You Get Next?
Do you use Davis' Best Flourf Don't
let your grocery talk you into buying
other brands shipped in. Davis Best
ells for less money and guaranteed to
five satisfaction. Try a sack and be
convinced. I
Miss Ella Oaunynw, stenography and
typewriting. Room 4, Palm Mock.
D. Sterling is making this section a
visit. He is in quest of tho whereabouts
of Joseph Sterling, one of the earliest
pumeers of southern Oregon, and for
whom Sterling mining district was
named. '
Dr. O. W. Stevenson, who went to
his old homo In Missouri several weeks
ago, has returned, accompanied by a
niece.
Colestin Mineral Springs Hotel opens
June 15 under new management. Mrs.
J. D. Stone, lessee. I 7
Mrs. Anna Davidson ref urned from
Portland Monday evening.
II. ('. (Jalev and J. J. Dodge, promi
nent citizens of Ashland, tarried a lew
hours in Med ford Saturday.
John W. Jacobs of Central Point
made Med ford a business visit Satur
day nfternoon.
J. U. R. Moreloek, justice of the peace
of Oold Hill district, was in Medford
one day last week.
Harry Culbortson, genernl contractor
and builder, cement work a spccinlty
Medford, Or.
Frank Hopho of Los Angeles, Cal., is
here to pave the city again.
.Foe Tiauin the popular commercial
traveler, is back again.
Miss Josie Moon of Cold Hill spent
Monday in Medford.
W. K, Thompson of Cold Hill spent
Monday in Medford.
O. L. Sargent of Phoenix visited Mon
day in Medford.
J. C. Hrainard of Ashland wns in Med
ford recently.
Jlolhrook Wi thing ton has ret urned
from a week 's visit at Portland,
fudge (Colvig returned Saturday
from a visit to the rose fcxt ival at
fort hind.
"Toggery Hill' Isaacs, tho champion
fmhermnu of the valley, got the prize
catch of the Ncnson up to date yester
day, ahoiit 1.1 miles up the Rogue on
the other bank. He landed a total of
12, four of them exart large, almost
Hpialling some of his former records
for big fish, '
Mrs, Fred Johnston has returned from
a visit al Yreka, Cal.
J. Schnfer and P. Knrfclo of Jack
ton vi Ile precinct, were among thoir .Med
ford friends a few days since.
',. Maxey and F. V. Medynski are
down from their Big Butte homesteads.
Mr. and Mrs. (1. W. Mickey have
relumed from a trip to Portland and
Hie Williimette valley.
John Anderson, tho gonial black
onith, was in Medford one day last
week, lie is now located at the Bur
mil orchard.
Cnuit Stone, superintendent of the
Burrtdl orchard, has been in Medford
teveral times lately.
Herman C. Meyer, tho well known
Htoi-kraiser, was down from Lnke creek
Siitiirduy afternoon.
(Jeorge A I ford of Phoenix precinct
did business in Medford one day last
week. 1
Mrs. Eliza Rupp, who with her hus
baud, John P. Rupp, ;oiidtited the Seat
tle lodging house on D street several
months last year, died at Portland June
3, aged T3 years. She was highlv re
spneted by nil who knew her.
John A. Harvey of Ashland was in
Medford and Jacksonville Mondav on
professional business.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Thompson of Cold
Hill were nmong the many in Medford
Monday. ,
D. C, Wilson of Sams Valley is mak
ing Medford n business visit.
Mark Whipple nf Woodville ws
among Iim Jacksonville friends Mon
day afternoon.
I'Ved Mtrnub of Willow Sprint ore
einct did business in Medford Satur
day.
STHA VKD- Sorrel driving horse, weight
il.'O. i rnm lot on Seventh street, Shu
day evening. Finder notify Tribune of
l ice or Bert Andermn. Ufl
WANTED-'-Miin to work on ranch. Sec
Bert Anderson. Medford. 09
Our circulation is legiti
mate and large for a city this
vcf larger than an g other
paper in Oregon ean show
for population,
feople do not appreciate
something for nothing it is
human nature to value only
that which is paid for. The
Tribune's circulation is paid
The lirsi'Mry" in any Jiur
of o ( f o r t is not u s u a 1 1 v
enough. "Try again" is a slo
gan as old as oxptM-ioncc of
human affairs.
SOCIAL DANCE
Medford Opera House, Medford, Or.,
Thursday, June 11.
Or. Rentiers ' Orchestra
Amdission $1.00 Ladies Free.
BI iniT BETTER
I Cl J U THAN EVER
Summer Season Opening To-Night
LARGE ORCHESTRA
CIUS. CI.YDE.o leading tenor of the large
Vaudeville Circuits hon hecn secured.
Admission
The Great Free Offer
HANDSOME SILVER SET FREE TO EACH NEW SUBSCRIBER TO
THE TRIBUNE FOR ONE YEAR.
Remember
f THE HANDSOME SILVER SETS CON-
i ' SIST OF SIX TEASPOONS, A BUTTER
KNIFE AND A SUGAR SHELL.
THE SETS ARE GIVEN AWAY ABSO
LUTELY FREE.
T M E Y E A R ' S SUBSCRIPTION
DOESN'T HAVE TO BE PAID IN AD
VANCE. ONLY 50 CENTS FOR ONE MONTH'S
SUBSCRIPTION AND THE SILVER IS
DELI VEREI) IMMEDIATELY.'
SPEAK QUICKLY for this offer will be
withdrawn 'when the limited number of sets are
exhausted.
CHANGES
IN OUR
New Goods
Now Shown
to Advantage
Store Decorations
VB AUK CONSTANTLY MAK 1XO SOMK NEW CHANGE AT THIS STORK
CONHTANT1.V TRYING TO KIND WAYS OP MAKING THE STORK MOBK
' ATTRACTIVE WE WANT VOW TO PEKL THAT THIS IS A PLEAS
ANT PLACE TO SHOP AND TO VKKl, THAT YOU WILL FIND SOME
THING NEW EVERY TIME YOU STEP IN HERE. YOI! ARE ALWAYS
WELCOME TO COM E OPT EN AND LOOK.
New White Princess
Wash Dresses
Wo now have an exceptionally large
collection of whito and colored J'rin
t't'HH On wns and Hhirt waist Suits for
jfidioR and Mioses. The materials
are very fine; the stitching is perfect
and the styles arc absolutely new. You
will Hay that you didn't think it powsi
lile, to make such beautiful wash nuitu
In Hell at from
$2.50 TO $26.00.
Gauze Underwear-Now is the Time to Bny
Springtime in almost gone and summer
is upon us. Our assortments of fine
Summer V uderwear are in excellent con
dition to mipply your needs. You should
visit this department soon and got sup
plied. We give the ln-st possible values
at from
8 1-3C TO $1.50.
in lowneek sleeveless styles.
.V lot of fine Ifle, 17c and l!0c low
neek, sleeveless Vests now on salo
mi
at 72 i
- tr I
I
Every Suit
at Less
than Cost
Lawn Kimonas
This the place to select a Lawn or
.lapanesr Crepe Kimono, either in the
long or short styb-s.
Short Kimonos in nil sizes, the new
est styles and nil new this spring, now
at special prices,
5flc TO $2.75.
Long Kimonos in fine usMirtment of
iiylrs at
$1.00 AND TO $5.00.
II Mi . t U . I 1 17 If
fpijli
35c Wash Belts 19c
Wo had a chance to pick up n lot of
fine Wash Belts at a prico. All the
newest and best styles; but the ends
of it manufacturer 's lino which he want
ed to sell cheap. Kvery one is woll
worth 2.V, but we offer choice of some
styli-s at onlv 19c
Ladies' Suit Sale
Ymi will lit' money nhlMid by buying one of tho new Wool Suits in this sea
son 'h bt'st styles. Every suit is on snle at less than cost. The styles will be
(food for fall, 10OS, You ean find your size in brown, blue, nnvy or fancy
cloths. Home $0.00 Suits for 10.00
Some in.00 Suits for $ 6.00 Some $25.00 Suits for flfl.OO
Some iri.00 Suits for 7.00 Some $!15.00 Suits for 10.00
Medford's New Ladies' Shop
Baker-Hutchason Co.
C Street. Just North of Jarkson County Bank
We Now Have
DRY Shiplap
But for a short time only
CRATER LAKE
LUMBER COMPANY
THE LEGAL BLANK
DEPARTMENT
Of the Southern Oregonian is the best
and most complete south of Salem
PARTIAL LIST OF BLANKS
Warranty Deed
MoriirtipB.
Looff and Short Forma
Satuact'n of MortaBge
Transfer of Ljtn
Power of Attorney
Mechanic 'h Lien
Water Kixht
REAL ESTATE
Quitclaim tDwsd Bond far Deed
Mortirati Law
With Tax Payment Provision
Option to Buy Land Agent's Contracts
MISCELLANEOUS.
BUI of Sale
Liquor License Ftirtna
Notice to Trt'tipaaHtTH
Creditor's Claim
Airainut EiUite
Chattel Mortgage
Aek now ItxUf 14 lit
Confession of Judgment -Covert)
for Blanks
FOR RENT. FOR SALE. FURNISHED ROOMS. ETC. (on cardboard).
MINING
Quarts Location Water Right
Oregon and U. 8. Forms Contract to Sell
Deed Proof of Labor
JUSTICE OF PEACE
Civil and Criminal Subpoenas Attachment
(Jiidtfrttkiiur and Affi
Garnishment davitfor Attachment
Cost Bill Cornmitmtmt for Fine
Notice to Jurom Jury Orltr
Civil Complaint Warrant for Arrest
PROBATE
Petitions for Letters of Adminiatnuion, Administrator's, Executor's and Guardian's
Bonds and Deeds; Order Setting Apart Property Exempt from Execution; Order
Confirming Sale of Real and Personal Property Citation; Commission to Appraisers;
Letters of Administration; Inventory und Appraisement: Proof of Will: Letters
Testamentary.
CIRCUIT COURT
Placer Location
Bond for Deed
Miner's Lien
Summons
Execution
Judgment Transcript
CoiumUment for Trial
Search Warrant
Attachment
Notice of Garnishment
Grand Jury Subpoena
Indictment
Traascriptof Judgment
A complete up-to-date line of U.S. LAND OFFICE.HCOUNTY COURT AND
S-HKRIKF BLANKS.
(Tntlertaking and Affidavit Summons
for Attachment Cost Bill
Criminal and Civil Subpoenas Execution
Search Warrant
Notice to Jurors
All printed after the latest
and best forms. cj Orders
promptly filled at Portland
prices. cj Give us a trial.
SOUTHERN
OREGONIAN
MEDFORD
a.
OREGON
For Sale: Seventh Street
Business Pmperty
One two story brick, 50 x 1 40. Also 230 feet
on Seventh by 50 on Riverside Avenue.
See owner. Terms.
FRED'KC. PAGE
For Meats that Meet
the most Exacting Tastes
The Medford Meat Co.
Successor to Pottengernext Hotel Nash
I WISH TO ANNOUNCE
THAT I HAVE BOUGHT THE HARNESS STORE. FORMERLY CON
DUCTED BY E. O. WHITESIDE, nt 309 Seventh Street, including his complete
stock of Harness, Saddles and Leather Goods, and the good will of his trade,
and shall carry on the business at the same location.. A continuation of his
patronage will be appreciated.. Satisfaction is guaranteed.
J. F. SETTLER
ADMIRATION
of tho distingue style, perfect fit and
exquisite workmnnship nnd finish on
garments made by us is always given
t Ihem by eoiinms.ieur in good dress
ing and by "the man who knows' a
good thing when he sees it. We make
suits and up to dato garments general
ly for the best dressed men in Med
ford, and would bo pleaded to include
yon among our pntrons.
J. A. Kreuzer
& Co.
Importers and Tailors
Palm Building, Medford, Or.
RESIDENCE
FOR SALE
SKVKX ROOMS ANT BATH; AC
TOMORII.K HOl'SK; CITY WATKR;
KI.KCTR1C L1I1IITS; SKWER COX
NKiTIOX, residence section.
FRED'K C. PAGE
10 cts