BEDFORD .DAILY TRIBUNE, MBDFORD, OREGON. FT? TP AY, OCTOBER fin, 1008.
Social and Personal
AMUSEMENTS.
,1 J
"Blue Stem" flour u made from blue
item whaat. It la the beat. 105
Frrnik Lowry, irhu bns boon inrtiui
companlod by bia family. Hi' wan for
merlv engaged Id tho wime busim-wi in
Me-1 ford.
Ask for ''Bin Stem" bard wheat
ftour. 195
Mr. W. H. M. i unm-1 i.ikI . I.il.li. u ..('
At'l'KiH ur Hfn-wWita itif W'-k willi
ifliiiiVfH in ,lu'ki4Miivilli.
K liner H-T" rt'lui lifil f rom 'j.lir'.ir
nin one dny lust week to his home neiir
JuckHOiiville.
PiMir (I rent Arliutt nt Anglo Opera
Hiiue tonight. Uetirfit library fund,
Miaa May Huft'er of .hu-ltonvtlle left
for I'ortlnnd tho irnt uf t he week fur u
short visit.
j Tuiiijflit at the Anlc opera house 1 lie
liutii'H it( tlic 0 renter Mod ford club pre-M'-nt
tin' first attraction of :n H-fKonH
nuiiiHi'iiii'iit rdiirw, when (lip Four (treat
I Musical ArtistK make tli-:r. appearance.
I Thep rice for thorn ntertninmntg
ihiivt 1 ti jic-d jit n vt'ry low figure,
the ultjf.-t i. rfaiuU n mim-i vHlliy
!"!.e. In ii g tor tlit- Ii Ill ' Iit.ru
iy I'uinl, lit. nt I mm-i ioiiH ;-r- (lie tft
i liiit i-ii ii It- .' t-i-iiri'il (rviu I v I't-uui bit
ream nm, tnki'ii nil in nil, tlie Iiouhc
Nhonld lie filled at eiu-li pf-rforinanee.
The Qrnnd.
At the (irand tonight the great iann
XoIkoii fight, allowing tho knockout
lilow. Von have Heea Hill Uryaii, Hill
Tnft, Mill Smiiii nnd Buffalo Bill; now
.. tt-i;.. ri....i e r. .:m,, i.,...
Mia I " ' '' . , :(iep (iiuiH mid XelMon. AdmiHHion 10 etft.
has been spending th'' past few nioiit tin
Mrs. Will Uofin (nee Kilto) arrived
irom Me-'loud Tueniliiy on a vittit to
I
her father, X. C. Kitto of Jacksonville.
Try a sack of "Blue Stem" flour. 105
' OKWuld WeHt, at at i' railroad eommin
Bioner, vinited Medford and Anhlniid
Friday.
Messra. Bandall and Tddtngs of the
Rogue Itiver Valley Orchard eonipany
pent Friday in Med ford. Their eoni
pany nwiia a liiOD-acre tract near Tal
ent, which la lieing planted and Hold in
five and ten aero tmelH.
Four Grout Artlntn at Angle Opera
limine tonight. Benefit librnry fund.
Jtick Hlinger of Little llut'lo valley
kpeut Friday in Medford.
Dorothv I'ickeiis left ThurHdnv to
pond ii month upon her houie.il end,
FARMERS ORGANIZE AN
IRRIGATION CORPORATION
A MACHINE OWNER IS
ROUGHLY HANDLED
DETROIT, Mich., Oct. 'AO. J. F.
Goldberg, a member f n large dry
gondii firm of thin city, was roughly
handled today by a mob of 15000 peo
ple on GriflwoM street, opposite, city
hull, after a dispute with a chauffeur
whom lie hud diHrhnrgtd.
The man had collided with a at reel
car with Mr. Goldberg 'h machine. Mrn.
Goldberg ditteharged him, but the eltnf
feur refuHed to leave the machine until
be watt paid more wages thai) hia em
ployer thought was due him.
A large crowd had gathered aud the
chauffeur appenled to them. I'olice
wero aeut for, but despite the officers'
presence the crowd attacked Mr. Gold
berg. He was pursued across the
street and knocked down and finally
fled, with the howling crowd in pursuit.
.Several city employees eiime to his
assistance aud helped aboard n cur,
on which he escaped.
Four Great
House tonight.
AriinlH at Angle Opera
Benefit library fund.
NATIVE SONS TAKE SIDES
WITH OAMPOODI INDIANS
NEVADA CITV, ("al., Oct. 30. My
draulic parlor, Native. Hoiih of tho Gold
en West, and the local women's clubs
announced today they will fight diM
miuedly the effort that is being made
by tho mining men of this section to
oust the Indiana from the Cnrnpondi, the
Indian village near here. The mining
men claim the land upon which the vil
Inge is located, alleging Hint it is gold
bearing.
The dispute bus become so bitter thai
the state land office and county elerk
have been appointed to take testimony
in tho en ho November "I. Meanwhile
the opponents of the miners will organ
ize to fight the effort to destroy the
Cnmpoodi, which is out of the hIiow
places of (his region.
The Caiupoodi has been here as long
ns any white man can remember, and
tho Indians are averao to being moved
from their ancient home,
GRANTS PASS, Or., Oct. Mi, A mass
meeting of Josephine county citizens,
consisting uf farmers, fruitgrowers,
ranchers, mill men, merchants, lawyers,
and men of all professions, was held at
the opera bouse in this city to com
pbte plana fur irrigating this section
of Wogno river valley. The meeting
resulted in all preliminary work being
done for the watering of the arid terri
lory in mil about Grants I'ass before
uiioGier dry season sets in.
In order to facilitate matters, ami
put the enterprise in shape to do del'
inite work, a corporation was formed
II. L. Gilkey, cashier of the Tirst Na
lion bank, and chairman of tho coin
mittee on organization, reported that
the incorporation papers had been draft
ed and filed with the sereetarv of
state and that tho Josephine county
I'ower & Irrigation company wan ready
to receive stockholders.
A government expert will be employ
ed, who will consider irrigation in all its
phases as retails to this district.
When the call for stockholders was
made at ycHtorday 'a meeting, .10 men
arose immediately ami pledged their
support, taking loO shares each. Those
were followed by 'Mi others. Before
the meeting closed, all of the stock was
taken. The bylaws were read aud
adopted, and 11k- incorporation, which
is strictly a "people's" company, will
bey in nt once the preliminary work of
irrigation.
T () X I (! H T
:it
THE GRAND
he !iv;it
Gans 6 Nelson
Fight
showing tlio
KNOCKOUT BLOW
OlliPr Tloarllinors.
Classified Advertisements
One Oont WordNo single Inaer
Hons less than 15 cents. Bli Insertion?
for the price of four. Seventy-flVf
conts a Hum per mouth.
FOB SAXE.
r our Great Art isls at Angle Opera
House tonight. Benefit library fund.
DEER AND BEAR IN
OREAT NUMBERS KILLED
A Grnnts I'ass correspondent sums
up the sporting season as follows:
Both deer and bear are unusually
plentiful in the Jotophiuc county tiUMin
tains this season. Almost every hunter
that goes into the wilds returns with a
full bag. Kvon the novice has no dif
ficulty in killing the five deer I hat
the law allows. It is estimated that
over a.'iO deer have been killed this
son sun in the Bear Camp country alone
In this district also about 100 black
brown and cinnamon bear have beei
killed. Though there has been i
heavy slaughter of deer, the hunter
have had due regard for the game laws
and very few violations have occurred.
Most hunters have picked their gam.'
choosing only the full grown buck
and letting the does go. It is the gen
eral opinion of sportsmen that deei
tire becoming more plentiful in Joseph
inc county and this is atlrilmt-d to (In
present game laws aud their n force
luent.
Four Great Artists at A ngle Opera
House tonight. Hem-fit library fund.
LEAVES TRACK; ROLLS OVER:
PASSENGERS ARE UNINJURED
CinpPKWA FALLS, Oct. :tn. That
tho passengers of the Chicago Pulutji
limited train of the Nuithwestern rojid
lire olive today to tell of their miracu
lona escape from death when tho train,
running at the rate of 40 miles an hour,
jumped the track near Augusta. Wis.,
yesterday nnd rolled over, is consider! d
remarkable. Those who witnessed the
wreck from the road quickly summon
ed doctors, nurses and even called un
dertnkers. but the services of none were
needed. Besides being shaken up and
thoroughly scared, the passengers went
through the wreck in good shape.
I' Oft SA LK Five ami ten acre tracts
within mid adjoining city limits, at a
bargain on long time. Address V, O.
Box 4 IS, Medford, Or. 2-lH
List Your Property
With Me
Good bouse, 0 rooms $1700
uood house, 0 rooms $1500
Good house, 4 rooms $750
160 acres within one and one half miles
railroad slatiwa, all in cultivation;
fair improvements; 6 acres iu trees;
easy terms.
720 acres 14.1 per acre; 450 In culti
vation; all good land; good improve
ments; one third down, balance 1 to
10 years at Q per cuit; good invest
ment. !
Wanted A loan of $4000; security, in- '
side business property.
J. C. Rogers.
Office, Hotnl Nanli, D stroot entrance.
2nd Saturday Night Sale
BEGINS AT 7 P. M.
"JUST OUT"
FOR SA LK Several desirablo acre
tracts, about 1 VI miles from postoffice
on main Medford and Central Point
roud. This laud is all under Fish Lake
ditch. If planted to small fruit and
garden, would support a family. J'rice
$l!00 per acre, just the price of a very
common lot; i down, bulaucn to suit.
Let us ahow you this laud, .lames
Bowling, Seventh and P streets. P.
O. Box SI2, or S. L. Bennett, across
from property. IPfl
WHEN -WHERE-HOW
r? J,.l.nt..?,'$ Pul"t IJlIc, IlyutJullit,
Duinm, Ithoiloilenilrnni, PeoDlmj liow tonrow
In fftuiMMi ttttl wlmlow (nnl-iiMin!liiln
flowr bo.li; HULB Taulxu, howlna ouinlwr of
biiliM rau1rl Cor dlDarflnt alitM of flower
ImhIi coun-onillnm of information concerning
IUGGI8TI0HI OH SELECTING SHRUBBERY
PUnUnic hlm.i, nut and oruiinwuliil tret
biii miruui, com i)i un atxi truiinig plant
ltOHKS-(oii)f MtuloKtiu llluilrHUiiK Rmlclu
rriblu all tho tui'lo Ami n vuriDtlca fr
JNortliwtwt toll ami c-llmnte.) FKIUT
HiJM Apple. AprlmbL UhHei, IRrV.,
, , Ourriuil, (jrapM, OooBalwrrWl.041.111.
tlWlXbv iiU'i'l J'Vfiiiv. sthaw-
IlICItllY I'l.AM'H. Twitnlv vnnr. .1.
on i,Uilftcl Ho North went ioaln to jou throimh
AVe were quite sure that there would be no luck of buyers at the first Saturday night sale. The crowd came, it
saw and was conquered. It needed no microscope to discover the reinnrkable values. The merchandise was here,
exactly as we advertised it. The prices well, we on ly know that action began at the stroke of 7 o'clock bell
and continued unabated until closing time. One can bring a crowd with an offering of big values, but one won't
do business unless the prices match the advertisement. You know we did businesn. We have prepared for the
second after-supper sale with another great budget of bargains. We will see a large percentage of the peoplo
ivho came to the first, and a host of friends, because there has been much talk of the plums picked at the first sale.
So you had better come too. Another crop is ready for those who like to buy goods at retail, at less than most
stores pay wholesale. You can buy some of everything advertised below, but not all of any one thing.
Writ for It. ll.UliitiiNo. RfiU
Satardai after 7 M. Onhj.
$5.00 Skirls for $2.00
Ladies' all wool Panama Dress
Skirts, in black, brown, navy and
gra v ; regular $3.50, $4.00 and $o.00,
skirts rail made full, for ....$2.00
75c Corset Covers 25c
Another lot of fine Corset Cov
ers; almost all sizes: regular 33c,
50c, (55e and 73c sellers; Saturday
only ! 25
10c Handkerchiefs 5c
About 50 dozen plain white and
fancy. Handkerchiefs;, regular 10c
values, for 5
50c Scott Bustles 33c
You know there is but one Scott's
Hustle and you know the price.
65c Bust Ruffles 2fc
EveryVronian could use one.
Amoskrag Check Gingham 5c
Saturday After 7 P. M. Only.
10c Towels only 5c
Every woman in Medford can
find a place for a few nice Huck
Towels. We offer 50 dozen regular
10c sellers, Salurdav night 5p
$3.00 ComfortablesS 1.95
Come and see this value. You will
say that the covering alone is worth
the price; two dozen to sell Satur
day for $1-95
35c Trimmings 17c yd.
We show a large stock of Dress
Trimmings. Here is a splendid 35c
seller, Saturday only, yard -....17
12 1-2 Linen Crash 7c yd.
Brown Crash, ..just received.
You'll know the value to be good
at 12 l-2c a yard. Sale price 7
15c Percales 7c
More of that fine 15c Percale to
offer Saturday night at ..7
10c Outings for 6c
After 7 P. M., Saturday Only.
$35.00 Suits for $17.50
A limited number of regular $30
and $35 Suits. If your size is hero
and the color, you will secure a bar
gain, but you will have to come
$10.00 Coats $5.00
Black, brown and fancy Coats
for ladies; all sizes; a special lot
bought at a big discount to go in
this. sale for exactly half value.
85c Beltings 40c
Stylish fancy Belting; an excep
tional value at 85c; after supper
we say "...40
$2.50 Brassiere $1.25
A new combination Undergar
ment to make your outer clothing
smooth.
$9.00 Child's Coats for $5.00
$8.00 Child's Coats for $4.00
$4.00 Child's Coats for $2.50
$3.50 Child's Coats for $1.95
FREE
V lia vp n littlo present for every
womun who linn it homo, nnd will bo
plriiHi'rt to deliver name to you if you
will cnll nnd lenvc your uddres
Sntnnlity licforn 2 p. in.
MEDFORD 'S PROGRESSIVE STORE
BAKER-HUTCHISON CO.
Central Avenue, just North of Jackson County Bank.
FREE
You will surely appreciate this
little itrtielc, und it is a labor saver
and a great help with ihe housework.
It is nbHolutely free, but none will
be given nwnv after 2 p. m. Saturday.
FOR SALE A
io; u bargain,
ford.
firat-clasi planola-pia
P. O. Box 05, Ml-
J'VjU SAIii;- A limine and lot in Con
Irul Point, one Mock f rem Main Btroet,
hoimo 24 foot ttqimre, 4 rooms, lot 5!)X
1 10; price $1,100. Inquire of Mrs. I. M.
KmerHon, Central Point, Or. 210
FOR SALE A good small bustne?! on
Seventh street. Reasons for soiling.
Address, P. O. bor 512 or call at this
ofi'ic. tf
FOlt SA1.K One toam horses, harness,
lilit wagon. Inquire at Scott's Feed
Yards or Pox 800. 200
BIJOU THEATRE
TONIGHT
A Feature Comedv Bill.
"RIVALS FOR A WKKK" Lauh, laugh, laugh;
von can't stop laughing.
"THE" POLICEMAN'S VISION "Too funny to
tell about.
"EXCELLENT C()OKlNrO" AVhat will "they do
next'?
Sunday performances and Saturday matinee.
Admission ..10 cents.
l-'Oli HA1.K Choice buttim'tia property
nt a bttr-:iin ou euuy turuiti. P. O. Boi
US, Mmlfiml. 247
l'OU MAM-: MOacre much, l.0UO,
first t-luHB improvements, well, family
ori-liiml, etc. This is a liargttiii. See
h. !:. W., Tribune offioe. tf
TO 1U1ADE i jiff lit single covered bug-
try tor two senteil rig. L. E. W., Trl
bunn office. tf
l-'OH NAM: Six room house, linlli, ele
Inc lihta, well nntl city water, six
l.loelis trom depot. Kor particulars a.l
ilreHS Hex Sill), Meilfonl. 110(1
rnii BAi.r. At a imrirnin, Webster's
I'nnbrMKcil dictionary, latest ami best
eilitiou; indexed: has never been used;
binnent bargain ever offered. Address
or call on 1'lrich ltros., Jackson
ville. l;t
WANTED.
ANT!')!' All kinds of house and win
low cleaning dom by hour or day;
a ill attend proiupt'.y. Xobie, care Tat
sunn, near bridge. L'Ot
ENDEAVORING TO RETAKE
SEVEN ESCAPED PRISONERS
IK IV W'ANTKD Would von like to
Know liow lots of office boys, errand
boys, messi'lljier boys, all kinds of
bos with '-steady jobn'1 have doub
led their traces f Would you like to
re.ise yours t It 's easy enough, and
nitliout interference with vour present
work, atid the pay is good. See Charles
Henderson. Hl-J
WANTKl) Kirst class accountant, em
ployed during the day, wants to keep
a small set of books one or two eve
lings of week. Hoi .ill, Medford. 1!I2 i
V ANTE 1 1 A Jersey cow.
Oriffin Creek.
Mrs.
l.nml
1!5
MISSOULA, Mont., Oct. 30. Renew,
ed efforts wero rnnde nt daybreaU to
enpturo seven of tho eight prisoners
who escapist from the enmity jail last
night utter tlioy unlocked tho door of
the steel cage in some strange manner.
Tho men then bored n hole through n
brick wall with n big Iron spoon.
KHbrt. Tfllnut. Hi m ntk.
W ANTKl) Position ns cook in hotel,
brtiirdiiig house or lumber camp: ref
erenees if required. K. I.. Ilarriuinu,
Ktna Mills. Cnl. Hoi 1B0. 1B2
LOST ADD FOUND.
LOST A light bay horse, weight 1050
pounds, U years obi, brud.edt on
ieft shoulder, lam la leit sbnulder.
Notify I. C. awOB s4 Be(U, OrJOO
Did You
Qct one of those
Fiee
Telephone Directories?
If not you had better call for
one as they are the latest cor
rected directories out.
Daniels
For
Duds
Largest Clothing Store in
Southern Oregon
Rainproof Bargains
Slickers
tho v.-orld over, from ,
There is nothing like a Slicker for
shedding the rain and standing use
and abuse. Towers' Pish brand
aud the Shield brand, the standard
$1.35 to $2.50
Coats that keep you dry
and keep youi warm at
the same time. Our line
is the most, commlcto nnrl
if it's warmth and dryness you want, we have it combined.
Princes range from $5.00 to $6.00
Coats that are water
proof in any storm and
that are nobbv and
swell : that combine the
advantages of the overcoat and the rainproof garment with
none of the disadvantages. Prices f rom..$12.50 to $20.00
Mackinaws
Cravenettes
Mackintoshes
Here we have a
real bargain to of
fer those who want
to shod the dninn-
ness, and we are able to make the price so attractive that
you can't help purchasing. The coats sell for $9.00 regu
larly, but to close out we offer them for $7.50
Rubber Boots
Short boots, hip
boots, m i ii c r 8 '
boots, any kind of
waders nt most
any price. Anything you want, according to your pock
etbook. Full value cuarantpod S2."7?; s ka
0 - -"f " tVJ
A new supply just received
the biggest stock ever to
select from. Any shape or
Size von wint. Am- stvln m-
quality desired from cotton to fancy silk, wood, rubber,
horn or pearl, or metal handle. "Whatever it is, you want,
we have it at prices varyinc from 50"t, Sfi.AA
That famous line of Boston Rub
her Goods handled exclusively by
us Rubbers for all people," for
men. tor women .mil fov oliiU.-m, .
nil sixes; all widths; all styles; storm rubbers, vetoes 'etc'
liHV lro,n 43? to75?
Hutchison 6 lumsden
o -
Umbrellas
Rubbers