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About Medford daily tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1906-1909 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1908)
MKDFORD DAILY TRIBUNAL MED FORI), OREGON'. THURSDAY. OCTOBER B. IfflR W ts I" M Ih kil hp FINANCES . PROVE OVER $68 TO BAD Commercial Club Talks Matter over at Regular Meeting Wednesday Tliti finiinccs of the recent Jistriel fair were t lie chief turic of liscnsnion ut u meeting of the Commercial club held Wednesday evening. The report submitted shows receipts amounting to jfl74.M) and disburutiineuts uinounthiug tu liM:UHf leaving u deficit of tIH.(lH, which will probably bo made up by do- natinn of premiums to the club. On motion all of t ho bilHt woro allowed , ami ordered puid with one exception, that being tin bill of tho Mcdford baud. Thin bill wan referred to an inquiry committee eonHiHting " of ltotioiihauin, Perry and itogors. (r, . Milter wiik employed to clean up the fair ground. A vote of thanks was tendered tho Indies of the (Ircuter .Mod ford club for their aid during the fair. Himilur votes were carried thanking tho nowsjwipers, railroad and citizens for aid. J. A. Perry whh authorized to s-lrct and pack as many bi.xes of fruit an ui'ccHHury to be usi-d us advertising matter to boost Mcdford by presenta tion to people of note an they patw tlirongh tho valley. HeiTetaiy M ilb-r wan iiiHtrueted to wire John Uim-oll lo dotenuiuo if it be possible for Mr. Marrett to stop in Mcdford ami speak while on hin way to J'ortlaml from Hint Francisco. The (ineHtioii of making a county ad Vf-rtirting campaign instead of individ ual Iowiih was discussed at lenglh. A committee consisting of ('olvig, Welsh and Miller was appointed to meet with business men and other orgaui.al ions throughout the valley to form plmis to iuaugiirnli' the catupaigii. Kd I'ol lengiT of Thompson ( 'rn-k undo Meilford a business visit one dtiy thin week. mmr rk it! FIGURES IN COMING PHILADELPHIA CELEBRATION. Till- tfn'lll lllslnrintl pilrillil wlllrll will lie 11 IVillllti' ill' till' ri'lfttnillnll of the tMi hnitili-i'il nml Iwi'iil.v lli'lh ntnilMM'nry of tin- Inuihliuu nf rhlliiili'tililn will slinw ntr ri.l N H l Hkiiii's Iii cost iiiiuv Two kIiowii liorowltli tiri Wllllmn I'llllll II til I II Olllll'tiol- Of I'lllll'll'M II. OVI'I' $ri(l,IHHI IlIkH lll'OU 8HMlt Oil ttllH Nlllgltt fenturi, nml II will kiii'iuihh iiii (IiIhk of llio Until m or afliMiiptiHl. 20 VK IIAVK ..'NT KKCKIVKD L'000 YARDS OF TDK FIN'KST PRINTS IN FULL STANDARD GING HAMS. TIIKSK AUK NOT T1IF CI I FA 1 GOODS THAT Till' PRICK M I GUT IM PLY, HIT ARF FIRST ( 'LASS IN FY FRY PARTICULAR. ORDINARILY TIIFY SFLL Iti YARDS FOR.1.00. 1HT TO START Til KM MOYING VK WILL M A K K Til K KXTRAOR IMNARY PRICK OF L'O YARDS FOR .t.00. THIS OFFKR WILL HOLD GOOD FOR SKY KN DAYS ONLY, OR CNTTL THURSDAY. OCTOBKR Social and Personal Try a wuk of "Blue Stem" flour. 1W Ht-rruan Jurgeiiit of Pendleton, former road man ter ou the Southern Pacific here is spending a few days in Medfurd. Sam Sundry, for six years past iu the employ of the Condor Water & Power company at Uold Kay, has resigned his position, after completing extent''? al terations and repair ut the clubhouse. W. II. Canon has received a letter from fiovcruor Chamberlain stating that he will probably not take the stump lu the fall campaign. Ask for "Blue Stem" hard wheat flour. 103 ( 'larence Snyder has returned from a business trip to Portland, where he bought . H. Corey'H interest iu the Cadillac and Pierce Arrow automobile agency here, and will hereafter run the agency himself. Ho has booked many orders for tho 1909 models. .Mrs. Artie Hupp and the Misses Oat uian of Talent were recent Mcdford visitors. Southern Pacific Agent A. 8. Kosen hauin leavea Fridny on n business trip to Portland. A choice building lot, .') t... in good section, is to: sale a ;n in. Kay terms. Write Box 50ft 173 S. S. IViitz, justice of the peace and attorney at. law, is down from Butte Kails. "lilun Stem" flour is made from blue stem wheat. Jt is tho best. 19.T The Klamath Falls Coinmneinl club has invited Judge John H. Heott of Ma rimi county, the well known good roads champion, to assist in the campaign for the riO,fon expected of Klamath county in building an automobile road to ('rarer lako. .raines Mums, formerly n successful minor, received serious injuries a few days since while working with the car penters who arn repairing the county bridge at Hock Point. He lost his foot ing and fell from a scaffold to the rocks bi'low, a distance of 15 feet. See K. B. Brown about the National Protective league. 175 True Cox, who has been u gaged in billing hay at (Jnzelle, Oil., for some time, is at home gii:'. J. II. liny, who is developing a Yom isiug gold mine in Palmer Creek dis trict, is spending a few days in Med ford, lie is highly pleased with the prospects. If you want honest weight and fair treatment, go to tho Kmhh mill for your teed and baled hay. 170 A. Uliss is furnishing this markel wilh pears and other fruit of an excel lent ipiality. i. M. Moure, A. M. Poid and J. Pun key of Central Point were recent vis itors in M i'd ford. Yds for $1.00 i. F. Dexter of Siskiyou county, Cal ifornia, is mulling this section a visit. Uc formerly rune Led in Luke Creek district. J allies M. Kuiiiiiu made his former borne in Siskiyou county, California, a visit this week. He reports a strong Bryan sentiment prevailing there. "No Shooting'' signs at Tribune office. Price j cents each, "0 cents a dozen. U30 .luck son tcouuty turkey raisers ure certain to get good prices for their birds ou Thanksgiving and during the holidnyes. Six thousand pounds of tur key were last week sold to Portland I packers for I'ncle Sum's boys who are j doing duty iu the Philippines, for which 'Jo ft its n pound, live weight, were i paid to Iouglus county parties. I M. C. Mahoney and S. Claspill were down from Butte Fa Ms the fore pnrt of the week. J. C. Ouvidson, who is a manufactur ing jeweler in San Francisco, is mak ing friends living in this section a short visit. STATE COMMISSION MAKES CAUSTIC REPORT ON ASYLUM KKATTLK, Wash., Oct. M. Conditions that are said by the state insanity com mission to be n disgrace to the state of Washington exist in that part of the stale penitentiary where insane crimin als are confined. The commission has reported to Fovernor Mead, who asked for the investigation, that because the dangerous patients are granted the priv ileges allowed by the regulations, they are confined to their cells 22 hours every day with but two hours for open air exercise. The commission recommended a separate building for these patients. BIJOU THEATER READY AGAIN FOR OCCUPANCY After being closed for the past few days, the Bijou theater will open again this evening. The playhouse has been entirely remodeled, a sloping floor be ing put in, together with other im provements. Lumber Bargain. Wet have tfor sale 150,000 feet of 4 and flinch old-fashioned bevel siding at from i;t to 22 per 1000 feet, sur face measure, at our mill. Fxtra for delivering the same f. o. b. -ars in any quantity at the following points: Woodville, $0.75; Uold Hill, $1; central Point, 1.2.r.; Mcdford. tl.40; Ashland, $1.70 per loOO. The cheaper grades are plenty good enough for ordinary buildings. This style of siding makes buildings look nicer ami turns wind mid water better than rustic. flit A NTS PASS BOX CO., lilt Grants Paan, Or. Classified Advertisements FOR SALE. KOK SAIjK One acre of ground, or chard, .Vruoin house, other improve ineiils; fivo minutes' walk fruin West Side school; for sale cheap if sold this week. Write Tribune. 177 liH HALF One team horses, harness, light wagon. Inquire at Scott's Feed Yards or Box Hint. 200 FOR SA LK Choice business property at a bargain on easy terms. P. O. Box 418, Medford. 247 FOR SALE .'120-aero ranch, $12,000, first class improvements, well, family orchard, etc. This is a bargain. Soe U K. W., Tribune office. tf l-H)R SALK Now Cimler oonceiitrntor, i'iiiniliti', for milo nt a bargain; uevor lirtMl usvtl. AdilroHH or rull uu W. J. Wilnor, Waldo, Or., or A. K. Ki'umes, .raukaouvilk'. 10U K( II HALE Hii iiiiitn house, liath oloi! trie litflitti, well ami city water, six Murks from depot. Kor particulars ad ilriwii Hoi SOU, Medfonl. 170 KOK HALK Dry oak stove aad cord wood. Apply Hotel Nana. 178 FOIt HALK A good small buaini!"s on 8nvuth stroAt. Hesaons for celling. Address, P. O. boi SIS or call at this office. tf I'OU UK NT Hingle furnished room. 1:M North (I street. I7S YHt HACK Lurouil rnnmltiff tiniiia in I Medfnro ; location iinsiti psssd ; genu i tie bargain for the right party; cash; proposition only. Address J. "'., care of Tribune. J 75 FOR SALE A first-class pisooln pia no; a bargain. P. O. Boi 9u, Med ford. WANTED. WANTED PPugibion as managing bou.e keeper; matron; by refined middle aged New England widow, unencum bered; references given am required; experienced in responsible positions. Mrs. A. K., 912 State St., Springfield, Mass. 173 WANTED Suite of light houskeeping rooms. O. P. B., Toggery. 176 WANTED Woman to do washing and ironing one day a week. Mrs. Bar tholomew, Ull W. Sixth st. 176 WANTED Girl for general housework. Address Lock Box 41S, city. 175 FOR KENT Furnished room with board for gentleman; also day board reasonable. Mrs. J. L. Stone, 10 North O at. 176 WANTED Horses for pasture, $2 per month; no wire fonceB; shade, water and grass. Apply to Walter Moore, Phoenix, Or. 185 WANTED To buy from 100 to 300 head of stock sheep. Write Box 131, Medford, Or. TO TRADE Light single covered bug gy for two Boated rig. L. E. W., Tri bune office. tf LOST AND FOUND. FOUND A white and pink shawl; n parasol; both on fair grounds a small gold pin. fall at Comineri'ial club rooms. 174 LOST A light bay horse, weight 1050 pounds, II years old, branded B on left shoulder, lame in left shoulder. Notify I. C. Dawson at Beagle, Or.200 We Sell Our Strictly on their merits. A single order will demonstrate to you that their quality is su perior and that the prices are satisfactory Allen & Reagan 1 he Corner Grocery TAKE NOTICE MEDFORD LOAN OEFICE Will giqe the best bargains ever offered in Medford on Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, Pistols, Guns, Musical Instruments, Etc. Please give us a call. Remember the place. C Street, corner of 7th LOOK FOR THE SIGN J. ELLE, THE MEDFORD DAILY NEWS SERVICE IN See The New Suits i . i imp, MM Hid: k-P (p- ""331 M KDKORD'S LEADING LADIES' RE A I ) Y BAKER CENTRAL AVENUE Groceries Proprietor TRIBUNE HAS THE BE81 SOUTHERN OREGON. 3 Hundreds of the Our Mr. Hutrluison made a flying trip to Portland to see a representative of two big New York manufactur ers, and while there secured a big lot of Suits at a spe cial discount, which enables us to offer them to you at money-saving prices. These suits were expressed direct to Portland-and disposed of there at a big dis-' count because of financial difficulties at the mills. You get the benefit on account of the quick action tak en by us in purchasing the lot. We invite you to see them and at the same time attend the Anniversary Sale You should watch our windows and ads closely the rest of this month, as we expect to spring many sur prises. Railroad Fare Free Fire icr cent off for cosh 1oicn on Suiti, as well as everything else you buy during this sale. - HUTCHASON CO. JUST NORTH OE JACKSON COUNTY BANK. SAVOY I NORTH D'ANJOU STREET T O N I 0 II T "THE TALE OF TWO CITIES" Dickon's fa mous story of the French revolution. Good comics and other subjects are hilled. The per formance is one well worth seeing. Admission 10 cents. BIJOU THEATRE () PENS T O N I G H T A STRONG PERFORMANCE TS DTLLED The theater has lieeu completely remodeled and equipped with all the modern conveniences of picture theaters. The first performance starts at 7:l.". Important Notice to Water Consumers In accordance with the provisions of the ordinance governing the use of city water, I will turn the water off from all consum ers who are delinquent on Monday, October 12th. There will lie no notice served, as has been heretofore, but service discontinued without warning. M. M. GAULT, Supt. Water Works. Newest Styles - TO - W E AR STORE MEDIUM WEIGHT FALL OLOTHINO h: in ilvmand now. nni wo have au extremely legunt lino of correct shades ami colorings in fine serges, ensjiimeres, (weeds and cheviots, for auits, and the best and latest fubries for overcoats. Wo fit and fashion your suit or over coat so that it gives distinctive style, correct fit iiiiil shape retention v.t J. A. KREUZER St CO. IMPOETEEg Axn TAJXOB3. PALM BUILDING, MEDFORD, OBE. Hiitciii son&Lumsden iil of 1 i to HO) h. ac
