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Social and Personal
E. L. Jouob of the Copper King mine
is dowu from Eileen.
F. C. McWilliamv, the realty tKaler
of AhIiIuii.1, was a Mtilfonl visitor on
Weihu'mliiy.
The Hotol Mor Ihih not ilowd an
it was reported would be the vum on
Novemlifr , but in still "pf'ii tW "Ui
nefts as iiami).
O. F. Keddy of tho Itlne lde mine
is visiting in Mtdfonl. II rejiurtu a
crew of 40 men working at tho mine.
('. V. Vincent of (,'orvallis In register
ed at the Nash.
(J. B. Metralf and .F. A. Hmll of
Eugene oro in Med ford.
A serii-H of t'wmgcliral revivals begin
Thursday evpmnft in the. Christian
church.
Mr. and Mrs. .r. A. .Mnguire of San
Francisco spent Thursday in Mcdfonl.
Mr. Maguiro is the representative of
MyscJI, Kullhis & Co., mid well known
in commercial circles.
E. C. Poineroy of Meadows was in
Med ford on business Wednesday.
The city council meets Tlmrmliiy eve
ning for the regular monthly meeting.
The Commercial club will hold a reg
ular session Thursday evening instead
of on Wednesday as usual.
W. T. Crieve of .Jacksonville was a
Medfoid visitor Wednesday.
II. II. (ioddnrd of Talent was doing
bind lies with the Med ford merchants
Wednesday.
hi. .1. K. It aile of Ashland was a re
cent Med ford visitor.
It. II. Harris left for Port IiiihI Thurs
day. He, will pr.dmbly go east before
returning to Med ford,
(icorge Church of b'o-tehurg is n visi
tor in Med ford. He is accompanied by
h-x father.
Mrs. W. M. Vance ui Voukon is visit
ing in this city with her sister, Mrs.
N. It. Hradbury.
Mrs. C. W.' ITpwh- of Milts, Cal., is
v'oiiihig with relativ" in Med ford.
Tho W. (!. T. IT. hold their regular
meeting Thursday ufteriioon in the Kind
Haptist church.
l-ldgar llafer is expected to return
from a short vWtt to Portland this eve
ning. A number of hr.r.tcrs are reporting
good ojuail shooting near Eagle Point.
I)iek Hlinger was a recent Med ford
visitor.
Dr. Sweden burg of Ashland was u
visitor in Med ford Thursdiiv,
HI ERR A CUTOFF PASSES
NEAR HISTORIC) SPOT
MKDPORD DAILY TRIBUNE. MED POM). ORKfJOV, TlintSDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1008,
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HAD TO HUSTLE TO RETIE
BRIDAL PAIR'S LOOSE KNOT
WINSTKD, Conn., Nov. 3. Hector
(Iriffith of the Kpiscopal church had to
hustle yesterday to overtake Harold It.
"Heoinan of N'ew Preston and Miss Mar
garet T. IlitchkisH of Cornwall, whom
he had married at I J menu-It, in t he
town of Salisbury, on a license issued
in the town of Cornwall.
"Hurry before it is too late," hoi
lered the witnesses, after the mistake
had been discovered The young couple
who had not ben married at n'l under
the law, were by t hat t ime well ou
their way to a hotel in Liinerock. The
rector sprinted to a phone and called
up Miss Julia Uoodwiu, who lives on
the road, half way.
She stepped tho couple and held t hem
till I he minister arrived. He a polo
gized for his blunder and went with
t hem to (''alls Village, where another
license was obtained, A real knot was
then tied in the directors' room of the
bank, and the couple went on rejoicing.
(I rand excursion to City of Mexico.
I.eavea Mcdford on the H.'tli of Decern
Her, linis. on the regular Overland.
!fi'.l." for the round trip, good for (in
days. For further in for mat ion, write,
to Kniil 1'eil, Ashland, Or. tf
"Your Neighbor's Wife" is looking
for yon, so keep Hint appointment at
Angle opera house tonight.
CASTELLANE'S PETITION
UP IN PARIS COURT
PAItlS. Nov. ft. Count Moni do Cas
tellane's petition for a modification of
the decree of divorce obtained by his
wife (who was Miss Auun (Imild id'
New York) on account of her saline
ipieut marriage to Prine llelie de Sagan
came up in court today, but at the re
uest of the drfcime hearing was post
pnnrd until next Wednesday.
Oront Revival Bog l us Tonight.
The long looked for revival at the
Christian church begins tonight. oh
ert I,. Whist on of Host on and Clay
Longman of Met hany. Neb., are t hi'
evangelists. Mr. Winston is n man of
n:it ioiiul repntat ion in the ( 'lit ist iau
church, having held some very success
fill meetings in the eastern chutcln".
You will enjoy hearing him. He has been
compared to a Kansas cyclone, not in
dost rue t iveneH, but in accomplishing
what he nets out to do, The singing
will be one of the most enjoyable and
interesting parts of the entire service.
Kvoryboily enjoy first class music. Yon
will have it nt t he 'hristiau church
any and alt the time. Our own leader.
Mr. Torres! Kd meads, cannot be ex
Cidcd anywhere in Oregon. Mr. Long
man will have charge of the chorus dur
ing the meeting. Special snugs will
be rendered at everv service. Molding
begins promptly at 7: (., ( ord ial in
vitalion.
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.
The following letters remain ttncalb-d
for at tin- potoffice at Mcdford, Ore j
ir.ni. VovpihIht 4 IMi'K !
Win. (J Mt.it t. W. It. Itullock, Mis.
C. E. Carver, Harrv Clark, .1. O. Cole,
Frank li. Crayton, I'at Downey, O, II.
Prink, P. A. r'muk. Mrs. It. S. (Jaiiier,
Mrs. Millia (iauchlef. .loy (ileu, Col.
JoHi-ph tJreen. Scotty 4 Ira tin. (. IDir
son. C W. Ilnseltoti. .1. t Haritnaa. .1.
H. Krueger. W. li. I.ut. W. A. Mas
sie. .1. V. McFinmond-t. A. A. Miller.
Lindsay Minifie ("). James O'Hrien,
S. 4. Newton, Chas, 0Lr,dsby. (ieo. A.
Palmer, .1. K. Rommer, .1 A. TorneV.
lames P. White, Francisco Zanotto.
Patties calling for the above letters
will please say advertised, A charge
of one cent will be made on the dcliv
erv of nnv of the above, letters.
A. M. WOODFORD, P. M.
SACHAMKNTO, Cal., Nov
tdilerable interest was manifested here
today when it was left rued that the new
Sierra cntolT of the Southern Pacific
railroad over the Trutkce mountains
would pUMH within a few yards of the
cabin occupied by the Itreen family,
ineuibers of the ill-fated Dormer party
that perished near Donner lake. The
survey for the cutoff had been made by .
railroad engineers to reduce some of
the steep grades and difficult curves
in the Tnickee divisiou. and when the'
survey to locate I lie Itreen cabin was
made by another part vol' engineers a
few davs ago it was discovered that 1
it had stood within a few yards of the
proposed line of railroad. '
I. K. IJreeii, son of Kdward P. IJreen. ;
who was a member of the Donner par- j
ty and who lived in the cabin in tliatj
terrible period S2 years ago, arrived
here late lust night from the mountains,
where he had been wit ll n surveying
party. When the general, C. F. Mc- I
Clashed, of the survivors of the ill-fat- j
ed Donner expedition, his daughter,
Miss .June I,. Mcdlaslien, and Will in in
Thompson, a Southern Pacific engineer
who volunteered his services, he located
tiie acre of ground on which the Hreen j
cabin stood, which has been given to 1
(he state for a monument.
An immense wooden cross formerly
marked the spot where so many of the
Donui r party died, but this was wreck
ed by the storms, stone monument
will be erected.
KLAMATH IS GREAT St. Mary's Academy.
COUNTRY FOR ALFALFA A boarding and day school, large,
i coin mod ions ami modern in its equip
r,,-Con. j KLAMATH FALLS, Or., Nov. j menis.
that no section or ine west can glow Departments or instruction: miliary,
grammar, commercial academic, music
and art. The course proper to each is
outlined in tho "course of study of the
(ion of the west
better alfaltu than the Klamath country
is the report of A. T. Sweet of the bu
reau ot soils of the agricultural depart
on at. who has been engaged the past
summer in making a soil survey of the
lands euibinccd in the Klamath project.
The average yield per acre over the
valley is about three tons, while home
farmers who thoroughly understand the
culture of alfalfa get five ions. Mr.
Sweet estimates thai -It I acres of good
alfalfa land here will support dairy
cows with room for a few horses and
hogs. With the present price of butter
fal, 2' cents, the net returns should be
fr flSuii to a vear
..Watch Our Windows..
Classified Advertisements
One Gent a Word No single Inser
tions less than 15 cents. Six Insertions
for tho price of four. Sevent?-flv
;entfl a Huh per month.
FOB S2.E.
l-'Olt HALL' Nice family horse; light
lop biiggv. ut a bargain. Ilarrv Mess
ler. Kmeriek
Lodging
lit 1.1
RESEARCH BUREAU DOING
MUCH WORK IN STATE
I'M V Kits IT Y OK OKKtiOV. Kiigene,
Xov. .1. The Itexcnrch bureau of the de
partment of KcououiicH ami Political
.Science of the University is collecting
a great deal of valuable data for the
use of the members of the legislature
at. the coming session. The facts on'
both sides of questions under consider
ation ure gathered from alt sources and
placed in a convenient form for ref- ,
erence. Some of the questions being in
vestigated are as follows: "Compari
son of the financial provisions of the
( )regon stale const it ut ion with those
and with those of present day consti
tutions." " ( rii phie showing of the
development of the different sources of
Oregon state revenues,' "The Pacif
ic northwest internal waterways sys
tems " "4regon water power resour
ces and a desirable state policy.''
"(iraphic showing of the development
of different lines of public expendi
ture." Oregon's public lands policy."
"Oregon's school fund mid system of
common school finance. ' ' ' 'Oregon 's
wagon mm! appropriations ami system
of state highways. " " Kinuncinl sta
tisties of railways of the Pacific north
west." The information gathered will
also be placed at the service of the pub
lic, who may get the results by inquir
ing at the university when the work is
completed.
PtiK SALK- I'ive and ten acre
within uml adjoining city limit:!, at a
bargain on long t ime. Address P. O.
!iox 4 IS, Mcdfonl, Or. IMS
KOtt HA LK Hi x-room house and two
lots on choice corner, ', blocks from
Seventh street and .'( blocks from S.
P. railroad; has south and east front;
.1 porches, woodshed, chicken houe,
etc.; wired for electric light ; water
and sew r mains in street; will be sold
at a bargain. Address P. 4). Box
Medford, Or. i'0
l-'OIt
SA LK A
bargain.
fi rut-class pianola pia
P. O. Box itf, Mud-
ford.
PUIt SALKA house and lot in Cen
trul Point, one block fmn Main street,
house "1 feet square, 4 rooms, lot fi.Vx
H'rj price. $1500. Inquire of Mrs. I. M.
Kmorson, Central Point, Or. "10
l'OU SAMS A good Binall bu.siucs on
Hovonth st root. Ileanone for rolling.
Address, P. O. box fiI2 or call at this
office. tf
VOH HALM One team horses, harness,
light wagon. Inquire u(, Scott's Feed
Yards or 11 oi 80(3. 'Jl0
si'hoolH of the Misters of the Holy Nairn
of Jesus ami Mary," and will be for
warded on application to any address.
Tho commercial department will open
Monday, November 2, and comprises
shorthand, typewriting, office methods
and practical bookkeeping, moucrn ous
iness spelling and writing.
For particulars, apply to Sister Su
porior. 208
"No Shooting" signs at Tribune
office. Price fi cents each, 50 cents a
dozen. 250
The laws and regulations
Set down for dairy fann
ing Male Ihe life of the cow,
Man and maid most charm
ing.
The strict observance of
our policy the best for the
money makes buying ci
gars made 'by us a source of
satisfaction to everybody.
Our cigars are always fresh
and we manufacture none
but first-class goods.
R.R.V. Cigar Works
You Save Money by So Doing
viis tlic condition in Mi'dford a sbort
c hud to go to the store and Lave
1 ...inL.tec ii u U'MS
Suppose UU..-0 were m su " ; ; , (,mvn tlic goods and then
5 .1 ffr.i-i.nt nil caii come to tins .stoic hixii i " n"11" , : . , . s
I J, i mm n,lct ' s av of four different lines at once, ,.nd the pr.ces are a I m Vdain
1 siihl. Think of the time saved and think of the money we save yon at the special
5 salr-s. S
The New Underwear
Most Anything You Desire
We haven't said much lately about Underwear, because
we couldn't keep enough here to supply the demand. New
shipments have just arrived and. owing to the lateness ot
the season, we have marked every garment a little closer
than they are usually marked.
Ltttlirx' Vrsts and Pauls: all sizes and all weights at $2.00,
31.50, $1.25, $1.00, 75S 50tl and 25.
J'nioii Sails; all sizes in white, cream and gray, $3.50 ami
limit down o'$1.00.
Children's Union Sails and sciande (larmnits up
from 15.
New Hosiery Too
Just received, new shipment of Hosiery; any price you
may desire.
ladies; exceptional value at
Sjwrial A big lot of fine cotton Hosiery
for
25c
I'Olt SA LE 'lipico busiiK'.HB properly
ut n luirgtiin ou cutty ternm. 1. (). Box
4IS, M elfortl. 247
KOH SALH ll 20 acre raucli, $1,IHI0.
t'lrHt cIhhb iinprovtMiuMitH, wc-ll, I'aiuily
orchard, otc. This a bargain. Sec
li, E. W.. Tribune offiro. tf.
JOSEPIUNE PROPERTY IS
ASSESSED ON REAL VALUE
I'O TRADE Liyht suifjla enveri'd bug
gy for two-st'uted rig. L, E. W., Tri
buno office. tf
I'OU SALE Six room humt butli, clcr
trii! liglitM, well mul cily wator, six
blocks from iidpot. For piiri iciilarn u-1
dr.'Hs II.)X Hild, Mfdford.
WANTED.
fl RANTS PASS, Or, Nov. "i. Knr
(lit1 first liuio in iU liinlorv, and in nc
(irdinicc with tin1 pnHcnt tax law,
.losfpliiiii I'ouuty property will tliis
year b jihhi-hhciI ou it h real value in
Hletul of one half or two thirds 1 1 k vul
nut inn ii k hciotofoii. While thin will
not mat erially affect the amount of
taxal ion, it will make a much bet ler
ihowinn for the eonnty. A Hnenmr Wilt
Kallin believi'H that it will aelually rr
duee tin levy, an it will morn equitably
liHtribule Ihe burden of taxation, and
ereate (greater property vnliir upon
whieh lo base eonatv expenditure. The
work of jreltin; ' '", ,(nnty out of a
very bad rondit ion Into which it lina
talli'ii, that of low valuation and high
tax levy, was begun three yearn ago.
In Ilia) period the property values of
(lit imly, an shown by the tax honks,
have almost doubled. For the pnsl year
alone then' is an increase of "i0 per
t. l-ast year the valuation given
for I In county was about if.l.Oiiu.iiun.
This venr it will ho $S,2no,t)00.
V ANTED All kinds of house, ami win
dow cleaning dono by hour or iliiv;
wilt attead promptly. Nil hie, care Tat
:uitnit near bridge. 0 1
WANTED Man with team, plow and
harrow to gt't ten to twenty acreH
ready for trees; old rod soil; no
' ' st ieky ; " state price per acre. Ad
iIicms K. It., care Tribune. (M)
. LOST AND FOUND.
LOST A light bay horse, weight NWO
pounds, J) years oht, hramled j on
left shoulder, laino in left shoulder.
Notify I. C. Dawson at Ik-agle, Or.UOd
I'Oli KENT Two .unites of light limine
keeping rooms, one block south of cilv
park on Holly street. Mrs. Joe Thorn
as.
'lt liENT Eurnislu'd ronai for gentle
man; hoard if desired. '-M(5 Eiftli st.
comer II. 'Jmu
SAVOY
Tonight and Thursday..
i IIKDKORD'S PROGRESSIVE LADIES' STORE.
BAKER-HUTCH ASON CO. I
! CENTRAL AVENUE, JUST NORTH OF JACKSON COUNTY BANK.
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Toque Point Oysters
"FASCINATING FLUKEY DLM I.M.ES" Tbe
latest funnvgraidi.
"IX TIIE DAYS OE TIIE PLLdKMMS" A beau
tiful historical Indiana drama.
"TIIE DlIMIi WITNESS' A story of 1 i To inter
est, with a thrilling climax'.
Beautiful pictorial ballad sung by Miss Eifert,
Admission '. 10 cents.
Tlic Mmoriclc Cafe lias now tlic exclu
sive agency for the Toque Point Ojs
tors. Theso nro iicknowiodgod to ho
the best. Give them n triftl.
The Eraerick Cafe
Mlrs. 3rene Ifampton Isaacs
"Snstructor of "piano. Ilstl 5ttetl)o6
Stu6l at c stance. lortb Orange Street
NOTICE
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
anil output superior.
Only union Print Shop in
Rogue River Valley.
Portland prices our sched
ule. We pay the freight.
The Tribune
21 Central Ave.
MEDFORD
Tbe property owners on Seventh street having
been duly noli Tied to transfer their water con
ned ions from (he old main to Ihe new main, and
sufficient time having elapsed for such connec
tions to be made, the water will be cut out of the
old main on Monday morning. Xoveniber D.
All property owners on Central avenue X., are
hereby notified to transfer their water connec
tions from the old main to the new main, as the
water will be cut out of the-old main Xoveni
ber ''().
liv order of
WATER COMMITTEE.
New Kid Gloves
in all lengths and colors.
THE GR AND
Program Tonight:
'I IK PLAXTER-S V1EE"-Tcmpted by
a human serpent, but saved b her faithful
!er The verv Htest biograph headliner,
released October 'JO. 1WS.
Dl ADOI.ICAL ITCH li" The man who
walks on the water.
Song. "Over tbe Hills and Ear Awav.'
Extra Attraction
JACQUES
1 he Hypnotic
Wonder
Admission. 10 cents,
Ladies,' (Jlace and Suede three-clasp, short
Gloves in tan, red, brown, taupe, white,
black, navy, etc., at, per pair $1.50
Same shades in Ifi-button lengths at, per
Pit''' ' $-4.00
.12-button lengths, pair $3.50
I feavy cape stock (! loves in tan and brown
12-button lengths at, pair $3.50
Short lengths and auto lengths in cape stock
0 loves at. paii- $1.50
Youths' sizes at, pair $1.00
Every pair guaranteed.
Van Dykes
ASHLAND COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
ti, .. , Ashland, Oregon.
and EVQLisS .T"01 tr"ini,,K in COMMERCIAL, SHORTHAND
IZrtMt lDd,V,dual "t'ti. by experts. We have been
r . ll " 89 ".r r',",r",ra 1'ave now Sem,ro,l
impl. ccommri.t.... the Sweed,burg block. Twice a, largo n
Nothing the , ie of business training i9 loo good t our 8tmicnta.
I;flf IT irrn.' n-A r- mr, .
At About One-TTalf the Usual Expense.
' "II nfurmafon free. P. RTTXER, President.
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