MKDKORU DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDF01TP. OREflOX, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1008.
PREPARING FOR THE DELUGE
Editor Ed Root, Independent Candidate For!
. Mayor, Building an Ark to Escape Expect
ed Flood From Wasson Canyon-Freshet
Headed This Way From All Sections--Keene
Mans Dyke to Save City, but Stock
Is Watered Also
man J
"I'm afri.li) nf tin fliHiil IIiuI'n chii-
Intf," mud I'M Ki.nl, iinli'HMikiil II
ilulo for iniiytir, tin lm ntnli a fi w inin
lit I'd from writing Hlnmimiiii cililorliilrt
for the Murnliitf Mttll. "I'm lil'niiil of
t lm firing. Mn ri Mlil n 'h f iurltiK ult
btiilillnir iiiHilluT nrk mi iih tn ldn nfhuti
wlirit tlm fltiofl frmn Wiihhiih ciimvuii
IiHn (Iiii luiitf. Anil tli"ii IImti-'n IIhinc
other wiilln nf wnlir n Vtmiin. TIhti'h
tlio I'' I nil I ,u lit' ilium lut inn, with Mhorly
htnnrliiK It four ihIIi'b lit n cli. Tlirro't
Hltf lliil io fit tin. with Hiwtih khimk over
Viii rlKht onto I ho town. Thoro'n Vmv
tor nnl DavltO lnnl, lirnml of Imlilillnu
Hprlnyrt, ciMinotl ninl n-mly for ilt'llvoiy.
Thorn 'n Hoc Kuv pitmnht Hie Mourn'
ilrv ninl niillHiiil H nil mi Mi'ilftml
no merey at. nil. Thorn 'b I ho lurronl
from Iho Mole Apli'K'to, wilh llliilto
ley n nl lloiinl ridintl Iho hunm, likely
to hunt timl drench ub all any immito .
Ami thon Ihi'.v'rn ifniiitf tn hliiitf Slin
or ranch, Itlt acroB of hi wot ponyi
t luht on tup of all. I
"Tho Bilunl Ion 'b BorinuN, coal inuod
Mr. Knot, "and growing wuibo hourly.
Now froHliolB nro headed HiIb way from
nil iHrootloiiM. Hoc Koeno Ib trying tn
Bitvo tho town hy orgatiiring n coin
puny tn huild il dyke uhoiil Modford
to keep off tho tlolngo, hut there 'b bo
much water In tho Block that il ' nearly
iih had an Iho fined.
"Hlowarl niivb Iho overflow will make
n hnum In IiIb Btyto of niilo. which
can't ho unci I mi dry laud. Slick Hilt
I'hich Ib tayiug in a pile of Mlieker and
BtiyB they licat ihor liidi'B fnr inniHture,
ntul Hill might to know. Worlman huvb
no ono can drown who wonrB life pro
Horvpm In tho tduipe of pink wliUken.
Social and Personal
Iht not fail to commit Miidiitun t'liy,
dnirvoyanl and medium. (Well Mock,
room X tf
I ,y ndou H, Pen I , bou of A 1 1 oi ne
IVntu, U in Modfonl from t aliloinia
and will miter (ho hih aeliool.
(Ho Hnldmnl of (tlnon mill ih in Met!
f.ml.
Scott I'hiNpill and Sam HudNou or
Hut to KnIIb nro imting Mistl'ord,
Mr, and Mib. ( ( Heekinmi nod Mini
IteekiHHU loft TuoBday lor n vinit lo
IMrtlamt.
tleoiljo II. Kitfgihhon, the gonial icp
roBon I at ive of V , 1 or t 'o . , i i
again tn the vnlloy.
Mr. and Mrs. 1,. K. I.orier made .dt
Inud a wn Monday a Oct noou.
H. H. t'olo of rolenlin Bpent Monday
nad Tuomlay in Moilfoi-il,
,1. ,1. 1. nylon of Wolf Crook spout
Tuesday t MiMfont.
lno hundivtl cnwh and Imlanco e
OBnv tenon hu tho hiitl tBijiHin in a
rhoico huildiug lot in Modfonl; I' Btivot,
fAcing tho lalholic m'hool; Ingh and
nightly; in lot rend once bccIioh. Tin
lot At Iho prio ib a Baap Write Ho
J. H. Kcnniff of Sn VrncitM, chain
pion fl,v cantor of tho world, whoso roc
or1 i H.1 f iit. i visiting NUvlfonl
Ho prnt Tnosday on tho Koguo m or
fluhing with Togp'ty h.
V. U. lUrry of San Vrnncisco, the
wll known travohng man and. polili
cUn, in Again In Modtord. Ho ib the
great ot practical joker and utory teller
on th rad. Ho aIwbvb Kb some new
Apparatus for making fun. This time ho
la cArrying among olher tlunr a psit
of nAudcuffs with which ho hind the
unw Aiy.
Hefon yon huy a innfi, boo the
many excluBivo foaturei of tho Mon
Ah-h M aUoaMo bm and Ste'l Kango
only by Oarnott l.V
11. H tVIc of tho iVloiin Maietal
Waior oompattT paid Molforl a tmine
vtit TiUv.
V. K. 1awt of tho American ViM
A Water company ot Kana ("itx cmc
in lhi morning on No IA
H. T. riatt of tho NwhoUon
wai em)nv made a hum no trip to
.tacksonv ille Tuoala motmug.
lr. .1. t K.1dy, W M Hamilton.
J. Mnn.tr And P. l Hum of ln
1an rinits tho Kaloigh t-oppr mn-.c
in Ifco I'mjsDi dixido ahoc Trsil Tno
day,
J. P. Hoard, of St oi ling coin1 mi.
XloiHonl Ttolay,
h A. t Amhnry of tioM II H fs-ni
Tno)- in Moiifonl.
dow 1 jvr wonih with
t introt iM hny i) acrox of choice
tv Aard land, ono m i lo f rom ra 1 1 rad
ufAtion. tAll at our offi.v an1 w
rrrig to nhow yon thow tracts 'or
rv 11 A IWssW. os1 of S.'ortk strvt.
nor M.vnc hotoh
Mis Amht' M ot) 1.x .
1ecr in the pnhV.. . h.s
lAlk-, mil bxo for iho .
1uiirs one d t : ,vV
KN-rl 11 Hvl. x of tVc P
Va rrtv.rnM from i-c h g V
ptrh in KlsrsiV .-,ni.!.
i
j
I
i:
of The
of r.ci
, koto'
- 1 .
pt oxfral cIaxi
K Koborl.n Y.mt g a aft. r !
A lhTi ..Mitn m p-r,sywv d ii r v t i
11' U rtwr KvMk, '
' --- n nSlll I
Tat xMvratt fv o 1
Vrw-M v.m XV,. rnT6 1
tv v. wv. wf toHt t,
-Life Preservers inDe
Kil'ort HiiyB no iinti fill for him with
n dohiK" I'liinin. Ih1 'h Burn of hooping
iirimil. tlio way ho In boon pracl iciiiK
in I ln Hlorlinu ililoli. Kok.v hiivb it'll
Hf ii i it It In Iho dopi't yriMindH for tho IIthI
liiiio-hul It 'h iiKiiiiiHt tlio ruloH, and
ho don't know what llnrrimnn will do
ahout it. Ilafor kiivb tho I1. & Kiibv
In watnilMUK1'')' hut hopoN it will final
iiii In tho tinihor tndt. Tlx flood will
ho nwollf'il frmn tho Ornler lako rail
rniul Mt licit , Init h1 ponnlo think thin
in li'inon jo i co.
"Merrick in tho roal Monet, of Him
water Hitiiation, loading tho people Into
Iho prniniNod inoiNlnro, Ho Binoto tho
ilrv hod of WitKHon (Mi n yon ninl a nt renin
of will
UUHlicd forth, Hiiff icloiil for n
; city half Iho bI.o of Tnlo. Ho can load
iiii to wator, hut ho cnii't in like iih
j iim (i
drink
except tvlien Bomohody not b Vm
up.
"Nliorty (liiritott bhvm ho and Chafin
havo hoon predict injt tho flood for a
l"ii 1 iini hut thon Mhorly oxpoctB tn
drill into Iho niuvorulty and hmilile.
rhiitiu hiivh walor wan niioli' In drink,
Nhnrty Niiy m tn ho pumped, nud I road
Nniiii'whci'O it wiib In whmIi In, hut that
wim hel'nie lloar crook wiih .Uncovered.
Nohody Iiii n ycl found what its water
ia good for- -it 'rt m:iKic utoiNl uro, too
Illicit tn run and too thin to walk and
vaiiiKhi'M when you look for it.
"Well." concluded Mr. Koot, "I
nuiNt hurry to net together tho animals
we're uoinif tn tako it hoard the ark
luo of oMtv kind found in Moilford,
lieyinnin with the inosNhack and ond
m wilh Iho water witch. We're jjo
loir tn ut't IoIn of wator, no donht ahout
il iih Bonn an il rnitiH. ' 1
'nptaiu 11. H. ) aitN,
cilir.eu of Aiihlaud, mail
promiuenl
Modfonl
init Monday afternoon.
Iteani Keen i ralher nninerons in Hi
ling tliNlrict. An iminnlent Bpeeimon
raided .1. H. Ilogera' wnodnhetl Sunday
niylit ami packed off a ham and other
articles.
I'red Schneider of Kaglo INout pre
ci net was in Med lord Monday doing
hnincrtN wilh our merchant.
Annual 1'ulil and Mr. Sehiil., who live
in Cent ml Point precinct, are furninli
iug tho nmrket nith fine melons.
William and ach Camorun, pioneers
of 1 ho Apploatc viilley, wore among
tho many in Moilford dining tho past
w ook .
Coorgo W. lVwoy of Talent precinct
wan m Modfonl Monday aflernoou o
hilnting Bomo of tho finest New town
applcH shown here this season, lie will
piohahly furnish it lot lr Iho Seattle
Yukon oioBition.
I'd King and Mack Adams hao re
tnininl from a two weeks' outing at Ike
iVad Indian splings.
V . A . lnnlap. Hr. Houar and ottier
residents of Talent pnvmot transacted
I'lhiiii vi in Med Void Monl:o .
II. t). Mejor ami t;orgi- K. Vivx1, well
known citiJeiis of l,ako Crook district,
tiansactod husiaoss in Mislfonl Monday
Knl Kick and Coorgo Little, con
tractoi-s and hnilders, wen o or fioin
.tacksoux ille Monday.
Prank liooigv1 came down from the
I tine I .ihIo Monday and loft for Ku
gvno Mouda exomng. Ho rspnrts that
Ti' men ati now employed at that prp
ortw
IV P .tones f Central Point was A
lnime. visitor in Moilford Monday
mot iuu.
Mr and Mrs C. P.
11 ill were gnett of d.
Young of Cold
IV Hall ami his
w ife Monday,
Tin1 K . K . " . Ka 1 1 road c om pa n is
running special tiams to .tacksouvtllc
dining the session of circuit eonit,
winch are a givat convenience to inanv
M PsilMr
M in ph i
w ill i .-a. h m
ols during ihc
dopntx countx
at her homo m
of lhooni, i
smes (,t He
n Hcnton conn
lite tenlial Point s.h.
ensuing ear
tiv Mar mi Tow no,
. U rV. sp., nt I ,shor d.i
Phoctu
P ev.gvr, formerlv
lnaking 11, is s'lc ;4 hi
i- comfoithaH )oca:ed
1v.
Mi
and Mi
Low is Vhich spent
LitoM Morda o.
h.
Mr Plex.t. who nv. atU bought the
Pt sko pivvrl on H si t. corner of
PeiiriK has tis..1cl propyl al Hollx
w.svl, Cs!.. for H Schnetto ' houe
i.l lot on H si nvt Mr and M r.
Sit net to left Monday for their new
homo.
Cuv Thrasher, l ho m .nor, has gnr
lo the StsVnon to avsist ia tho dcxol
i-mciit of sMiic promising copivr i-np
ort'os
,Lv H
the V
toivn
Ksntn of IVrCsod i
ex. ri-prontrg Pc
v'vn in
If von have lost or fount!
anvthinc. invd work, or have
nioUnnj; to soil, it xKvsnt
.
aor vni you vnt is, trv
ft Wwt Ad iu Tfc TrxVniwe.
BUFFALO BILL
TO VISIT CITY
The Wild West Show Is
Home From European
Trlumps to Tour America
Itiiffalo Hi) I'm Wild Woat and Con
groBH of Ifniigli Itidera of tho World
hiia returned frmn il h four yonra' tour
uf (I rout llrituin and continental Ku
mpe. where, during I lm t imo it wiib
ahroad, it oxhihiteil in IH dillereiit
cuiintrioB. Opening at iMuiliBiiu Hipinre
garden, Now York city, Hiia Bpriug, it
hogau ita hume coming tour amid bcoiicb
nf euthuBiiiBlie appreciation, and it will
exhibit in thin city Hepteinher UH, pro
Nontlug tho aaiuo prugrnm w it limit al
Ictaliuii or oliminatioti.
Ihiring hia cunl iiientnl triumpa Cnl
utiol William V. Cudy (Itiiffalo Hill)
guveiha uniipie exhihitioii heforo nil
caHlB and cIiinsob and unfolded before
tho gami of wondering Kumpoana hia-
torie scenoB in t ho development of
American history; bcouoh which havo
I oiiio a part nf our uatinn'a paat ua
well iih a part of our nut inn 'a glory.
Although (hone ovoutH havo panned Into
hiHlory, they worn novortholoaa oagerly
ucci'ph'd by MuropemiH iih marking u
part nf nur I muaial ion frmn a acini
barbaric Htnlo to nur prompt groat uohh
aa ono of tho wnrhl a powcra.
Ahrnadw nearly fivo yoiira, Huffalo
Itill comes homo with practically il now
exhibit inn. liven to thoao who enjoyed
the wold woat performancoa yeara ago
wilt find a renewal uf inter-oat in the
tniiioiiueeinent that il in Bonn to return
for exhibition in I hia oily. Children
who wore little ones at that time have
grown to an ngo whom I hoy can heat
appreciate tho historic valuo of tho ox
hi hit ion while enjoying its atirring
scenes and thrilling BotiNatinua.
There is no chapter in American his
lorv ftauirht with such interest as nro
the days when the western wihU wore
being redeemed from the red man by
tho allot ami rnvmil of our soldiery,
Thorughoiit a warfare uniipie in a I
immt ovorv foal ore. American hintorv
was written in deeds of valor and wilh
tho trin in nli of Iho victor came Hit lib
ritv nud advancement of tho vnmpuHh
ed. The barbaric lorda of tho prairie
have become wards of thoir compioror
and t heir aal html iug grouiuls havo
In on reclaimed for tho beneficial use nf
ci ilir.at ion.
Steps in this eompiest aro ilhiHtratod
in ( olonol Cody 'h exhihitioii ; no ono
is so well suited to tho task, for Huffa
lo Hill was n moving ami potent force
in t he si niggle for supremacy. As
plainsman, hunler, scout, guide and
interpreter. Colonel Cody lived the early
days of his life wilh tho open prairie
as his environment, and tho Indian as
his companion al first, hia enemy later,
an.l tiuallv as his friend. Por Ihis roa
u his position as public entertainer
as uniipie as the exhibition which ho
oiigiualed, maintains and still directs.
Por the present season tho congress
of rough riders has boon nugmented by
drafting o.piestnaiis from many nations,
and the w ild w est entertainment will
havo distinct i o features of historic
value and impelling interest. "Tho Hat
tie of Summit Springs" will illustrate
ono of the most thrilling chapters in
Indian warfare., ami tho "Ureat Train
Holdup" will depict ono of a score of
lawless incuts which have market! the
development of tho groat west since
the Pnion Pacific railroad first linked
tho Atlantic and the Pacific with its
ribbons of stool.
HIGH ORADE TRAINING FOR
riRSTCLASS rOSJTIONS
A few xcars agx the courses given in
the commercial colleges wort ery in
coinploto, each ikOuhiI vioing with the
other in advertising th shortwt fonro.
This prxvst most unsatisfactory to
tho business world, and a more com
pletc and thorough training wrs do
maudded.
TiX moot this necessity tho scluvls
for business education have stn'ngth
cmsl and extended their courses, and
the inquiry noxv is, xx her can I sovwro
the best and not necessarily the short
est? The best that can bo gixeu is none
too gyod for our students pxen if it
takes a bttlo longer than formerly.
Pumig the recent AnanciAl disturb
Mice mauv stenographers and offic
s i s t a n t s wen t o m po r a n ly d isjvn sod
with . those of let aluc and wo aro
glad to note that our former students
have uniformly been able to hold thoir
place.
To nu v t the g ro w i n g c v a c 1 1 on s of
the business community which we servf,
to ad x atice the h'ghcat welfare of our
students for whuh w e labor and to ad
x a -.ice tt.e best mtcrvsts of our lr.sti
tution, we fcax armr.gtM courses of
training to meet the h-ghost den. and,
and at the same tim? can be sevurod
ii. as short a lime as skill, exuvrienef
and energy can gix e them.
To enable all to srvurt the best vs
sitj course and to insune umpis time
for ex cry earnest, cnthus-.astic student
to oo-rr.plete tho oxmbirel course. Com
raercial. Shorthand and Pr.glish, wo are
making the follow irg offer uriprl!elcd
for liberal-.ty :
Those a ho stviirr a nine months j
scholarship for rniV ats.1 enter At th
Ngir.n-.rg of the term, September 7th.
ItV'V .ii be entitlexl to the combines!
cc-urpe to .lu'.y 1st, I1.4!1, maitg the j
lotaj ci :ise of s-hoarh;p ar.d Nvks
bv.t vo.
TV.f ..ioiiAjp- of iki iisoM purr- j
oi r;r.rk-vs'orl ku k l tkf ;
rr, t of rwr.v k;y.t.t.( yourc mil cJ ,
woir. ia !.. lr : p- 0t to t
on. at
vVl.l.l.K '
A.thoA. wi.ki.,, u tarrt . cat of '
V. Mlw, oJtti a4 vt Wt !
Z aw UTIn
Classified Advertisements
Out Cent ft Word No ii lift It I tutor- j
tlons lets than 15 cents. Six insertions
for ths prtc of four. Sevanty flT
cents ft Una pox month.
FOB BALE.
FOIt BALE aiJU aero ruueii, $12,000,
first cIuhb improvements, well, family
orchard, etc. This ia a barjfuin. Be
1 1. K. W., Tribuun office. tf
I'OK HALE 100 down and :iLM on
ouny payineiitu, will buy ono of tho
beat building lotB in town, (I at reel,
facing Catholic sihool. .MIS, Mod I
ford, Or. lftO
POIt HALE Young buy inuro, good
Hingle driver, nut ui'ruid of uutomo
biloH, prico $7.1, weight l.rd. AildrotiH
T. Ii. lluomlor, J'huonix. 147
KOU HALE linrao, nr will tnulo fnr
wood, $i!5. ("nil north end of C at. 147
Polt HALE Fivo aero tracts inside tind
lutjoining city limitH nf Med ford, on
fivo yoara' time, Apjdy (luhl Kay Itcitl
ly ('o., in office Condor Water & Pow
er Cu. 1(19
ANYKODY wihing a nice, now resi
dence property, HJOxIflO foot big, with
lawn, fruit ninl ornamental trooH, Lo
gan find Htrnwhorriea, modern in every
wny noil located on tho boHt street in
Modford, should add reus P. (). Box
R7a. 105
FOK HA IjE Dry curdwoud, pine, fir,
oak nnd laurel. F. OBeubrugge, Stude
buk or HroB. ' warohouBc.
FOR RENT Two furnished bedrooms,
electric light nud bath, cIoho in. Mrs.
L. (. Coleman, corner I and Ninth
streets, 14S
l-'tiR SALE Furniture of a threo
roomod house, satin brass bod, hand
Borne dresser, oak chuirs, ruga, kitcht.
ctbiuet stuve, '4x6 kodak and a
Jersey cow. Inquire at Toggery. 147
FOR HALE Two Iota in Eaut Mod
ford, fine location, good anil, well,
wundhoimo, H0 bearing apple trees with
good crop npplos; price reasonable. Ad
dress Lock Jinx 2S, city. 1.10
FOR HALE A good small busincs ou
Seventh street. Reasons for colling.
Address, P. O. box 511! or cull nt this
office. tf
FOK HALE S. N. Subdivision is in the
market now; choice ten-acre tracts,
host location in tho nil ley. Ii. Nee
demeyer, Jacksonville.
FOR
HALE A
first-class pianola pia
P. O. Hex !;, Mod-
bargain.
ford.
WANTED.
W A N T F. 1 J npa nose ma n a ml w i f e
wish situation as cook, house, or office
work, or can do any other work. Ad
dress X. W. Wah Chong. Ashland, Ore
gon. fl;VJ
WANTEO To bow wo, $."i00. good real
estate security; drop postal. P. O. Hex
IIS. Mnlford." 147
WANTED Woman or girl to dn iron
ing, washing, houseeleauing. Apply
A, Tribune office. 150
W ANTED Saddle pony for na for a
mouth or more, or horse and wagon.
Tribune office. tf
W A N T ED Thro i t cuius, w ork horses,
about 600; one team (mines about
'J000; one team about 2300; must be in
go)d order and reasonable. V. H.
West & Co. tf
AN TED Japanese, honest worker,
wants situation such as house clean
ing and garden work, etc.; city or
country; by month, week, day and
hour. K. Mukayde, care Tatsumi, 7th
street, near bridge, Med ford. 1S5
WANTED To rent, furnished house
for family of two. 0. Putnam, The
Tribune.
V A NT E to'Trad e no w s teeTran gos
for old stoves, Yordoff & Wolf, Eads
old stand. lo3
W AN i'ED A good, fresh nuloh cow.
Address IVx ftl. Medford, Or.
WANTED To buv from 100 to 300
head of stock sheep. Write Box 131,
Medford, Or.
rem RENT.
FARM FOK KENT li0 acre. VKl in
cultivation, 40 alfalfa, will sell farm
implements, hay and some stock if
renter wants it. Address C. C. Oil
chnst. Cold Hill. Or. 147
FOR RENT Furnished rxom, electric
light, with bMh. Mrs. W. W. Eifcrt. 4S
Tv TR ADE Light single cox crcd bug
gy for two seated r g. L. E. W Tri
bune office. tf
Day School Department
at St. Mary's Academy
pi,b.;shet in another column. Those are
the filed r;o in a. I the schools of th
Sisters of the Holy Names, but, as the
Sisters mam endeavor i$ to work for
the phx ir.te"octnal and moral de
x ciopn-.cnt of youth, ihey wish the par
ents who foci th.it they can not meet
tfcc rates, to call and sc-e them with
the assurance of boir.g hcir.g received
ith exeiy conrtosy ard of finding the
Sisters wiHirg to co operate in the grejit
work of formirg the youth as food
citiron. I
"Sof:bit: wfcwh is of eon!.lrmb
u lfc svytfim of p:v;d or.:r tow ia
i rffoot b!iron l.ln-r. of ).t So-nthm
roifif coaipaiiT ui U poia: n tLo
VmtoJ S:Io. i?r mexr.t of tYs.t y-ftem
u-VfI jt.t pvrfkvvj al Miforl
fm anT p':,,, , th I'Bitnl Statr aai '
'. iv.a'.vtxl or tftvrak(l :rrvt to taj ;
ir1T -.nil it to for-f kfrv. S;IW
aocomtroJalionj .T.all axoaat
.k a roaaivtsoa wila tki- ticktH
K, f orarJi at tk aajn
A Word to the Wise About the
New Fall Suits For Women
New Shipments Just Arrived
See the New Hats
You Can Match Your Suit Here
We have everything for making Hats to order. Every kind of trimming used
this season. You can get any shade of f eather here and the additional expense
for coloring don't, need to bother von. "W e invite vou to visit our Millinerv Parlor
and examine the patterns on display. PR ICES AEKY REASON A BLE.
Medford's Ground Floor Suit Store
BAKER-HUTCHASON CO.
Central Avenue, Just North Jackson County Bank
To beat the Dutch
Venezuela can't do much.
1 Tolland is now kicking at
Venezuela. There is always
room to kick. We don't
blame people for kicking if
they don't get cigars that are
made by R. R. Y. Cigar
Works. When you insist on
getting them, you get the
best and help 'to build up
a home industry.
Medford 5 (est, R R V 10 cent
aad Dl Marca 15 cent Cigar
money can buv. Made onlv
by
R. R. V.CIgar Works
Medford. Or.
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In Med ford's only ground-floor suit parlors we
are showing some two hundred and fifty of as
swell Tailored Suits as will he shown on the Pacific
coast this season.
Now Doirt Hurry
in picking out your suit, for you know that
you can't go and pick from a drummer's samples
in a short while as satisfactorily as you can by
taking your time. "We don't urge you to buy, but
we do urge you to look and assure you that we are
not showing any
Two Suits Alike
Now, friends, when we came here last October
you couldn't find but about one dozen suits in Jack
son county in all the other stores. We showed you
the new tilings, sold them close and every suit has
given satisfaction or we stand ready to make good
even at this date. If you buy a suit of us you get
goods direct from the factory and we'll guarantee
the prices a little lower than you can procure like
values for elsewhere. All nr, ask -is a look before
you buy your suit. If you can do better we don't
want your business and don't deserve it.
Suits marked special
$10
JOB PRINTING
All Kinds of Job Printing
done on short notice.
It does't matter what it is
in Printing, we do it for you.
Our Office is now the best
equipped in Southern Oregon,
our workmen the most skilled
and output superior.
Only union Print Shop in
Rogue River Valley.
Portland prices our sched
ule.We pay the freight.
The Tribune
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SEWS SERVICE IX
to $75
MEDFORD
Early Autumn Days
will make vou think of doffing your
ummor attiro anj garbing yourself onof
morp in your dignifiej rrinfe Albort.
a
cutaway or s.vk suit for hujinpss wear.
You ka,l bettor order your fall suit
or ovoreoat now and have it ready to
wear in the early autumn from
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