JUJiiiJXUliU UAIIjY TKLBU.NJS, HKDlf.O&D. OK KG ON, TUESDAY, NO V KM UK R 17, 1908.
TOU VELLE GOES
MKTOIOUSE
Cousin and Playmate of
Local Man Reelected to
Congress From 6hIo
Hon. V. E. Tou Velle. couiin and
playmate of Colonel Frank L. Tou Velle
of 31 it ford, 1ms been re elected to eon-
gn-HM from the Fourth diitrict of Ohio
ly a plurality of 7000 votei, because
no Das "mado good." He ig a demo
crat mid mado the campaign for Bryan,
who also carried the district. Mercer
county, Mr. Tou Velle 'b home county,
gave Bryan 2.109 plurality and is now
the Imiiuer democratic county of Ohio.
Says thu Mercer County Standard,
published at Celiua, O.:
"Hon. W. E. Tou Velle has been ro
elocti'd to oougress in the Fourth dii
trict by a majority of over 7000. For
his second term candidacy Mr, Tou
Voile had no opposition aud virtually
nonu to his re-election, his opponent,
Mulligan, of Allen, failing oven to Blake
iuroadit in his home county.
"Ju Mr. Tou- Velle 's own county the
congressman has the distinction of hav
ing run ahead of Mr. Bryan, Hou
Wile's vote being 4070, while the Bry
uu vote for 4.4;)S.
Has Made Good His Promises.
"J'opuJarly known through the dis
trict as the "man from Mercer," be
cause ho is the first congressman this
historic county has had Jn 50 years,
Mr. J'oii VtHle has in every hcubu of
tho word ruado good with his conatltu-
"Although a new man when congress
enlivened in. December, 1H07, Mr. Tou
Velio Huou came to be recognized as
one of the hardest working members of
the hou ho. Furthermore, he soon ac
quired the distinction of being able to
Hocuro the thingo he wont after. He
was accorded that respect and consider
ation which does not always come to
the "new" member bocause our mem
ber was found to be no mere figure
head, but a tli inker, a workerfi a man
who wanted to do things, and who had
como to congress to make good his prom
ises to his constituents.
The Man Prom Mercer.
Willi Mr. Tou Velle at Washing
ton our people feel that they have a
clean, conscientious, honorable repre
sentative, one whose ability, whose
standing among men is such as in every
way reflects credit upon tho district.
, Not tho tool of any corporate interest,
"lint actuated only by the highest and
purest of motives, loving the pooplo of
his district and determined to ropay in
every way the trust imposed iu him !
and made manifest by Iiib selection as;
u representative, Mr. Tou Velle although :
a young man, is a fit colleague' for menj
liko. Champ Clark and Ollie James and
other of the big men on tho democratic
side, who have taken the measuro of
the man from Mercer nnd in no way !
found his wanting." '
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AMUSEMENTS.
"Biff Just Like That."
To Charles Doyle Hazel rigg, who made
it possible that Medford have a place
in which to see a show like "Just Out
of College," who rushed tho work in
time to make the date, in short, who
made Medford laugh bo all honor and
glory forever. Medford is better to
day, thank you, for having seen thai
si'reamingly funny piny, from the pen
f George Ade.
(lenrge Ado is his own best advance
agent. His "Collego Widow" captured
the country, flirted with it, nnd turned
it down. Hut Ade has in a measure
made up for his capricious widow by
giving to n play loving people his' Just
Out of College." And how good it seem
ed to see a "real livo" light comedy
mien more.
While many of Medford 's people ex
pected a grand new opera house, they
wore content when they tried out the
old one refitted and found it comfort
able. The sloping floors made ft great
improvement, as did the opera chairs.
The walls will be tinted before the
next production and that will give .an
added tone to the interior. The stage
is largo enough,, to hang any scenery
accommodated by Portland playhouses,
nnd is well fitted up with modern con
veniences. There is but little need to
dwell upon the show as presented Mon
day evening. Everything lent aid to
its success and everything went off
"Biff Just like that."
Welsh Wrestles West
Much interest is being taken in the
return match between W. II. West of
this city and Jack Welsh of the Twin
cities on Wednesday evening at the
opera house. The men made good in
their last match and no doubt a large
miinliiT wilt hn on hand Wednesday to
see a Bier Burlv Bov Beat a Big Burly1
Boy.
Tickets have been placed on sale at
Hankins' drug store.
Coming, to The Medford Theater next
Vridav. November 20, is the well known
actor, Mr. Lee Willard. Ho brings his
own eastern company with him and
will present for the first time in Med
ford tho beautiful three net comedy
drama. "A Poor Relation, " from, the
pen of Edward E. Kidder. It was used
as a starring vehicle for five seasons by
the famous Sol Smith Russell.
At the Savoy.
Another strong performance is billed
nt the Savoy tonight. It is an enter
tainment that is instructive as well as
n musing.
"A Fool for LnckM is a very laugh
able comedy subject and the story il
CITIZENS TO
JUSTICE
Scores ol Replies to Ap
peals for Aid bv the
League o! Justice
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Nov. 17.
Scores of replies to the call issued by
the Citizens' League of Justice to rally
tn support of law and order wore receiv
ed today at the headquarters of the
executive committee. Tho replies con
tained offers of financial and moral sup
port and in some instances physical aid
was promised.
The call isstfed yesterday afternoon
under the heading "Time for citizens
to stand together," reads: '
"The Citizens' Loaguo of Justice is
to call to all honest citizens to defend
the cause of justice and advocato hon
est government and a clean and houest
city. Under no circumstances must we
allow our citizenship to relapse into
that stato of apparent apathy which
preceded the shooting of Francis J. TTe
ney. Tho manhood of San Francisco must
never fail. .That shot is tho signal for
us to enlist in the cause of justice.
'Citizens, let us stand shoulder to
shoulder' against every dishonest pow
er and every depraved purpose. The
Citizens' League of Justico calls upon
every brave man nnd good woman to
loin iu the cause, to enroll in its ranks.
"It calls upon you who hear this
cull to serve the city, to preserve its
laws, to lift up its fair natno.
"To this end, join tho ranks of the
Citizens' Loaguo of Justice. Send your
name and address to tho Citizens'
League of Justice, 241 Pacific cuilding.
"If in addition to joining tho ranks,
you wish to. contribute to tho fund for
the campaign of justice, sign the cam
paign pledge of $1 a month or whatever
you wish to contribute and send the
pledge with your name.
An honest dollar for an honest eitv
will offset a thousand for its corrup
tion. We must all stand together.
THE CITIZENS LEAGUE OF JUS
TICE. "By the Executive Committee."
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Q. N. Howland to Gus Miller,
property in Lumsden nddition
to Medford $
300O
Eliza J. Wolsoncroft to J. T.
Tucker, lot 5, block 2j Cottago
Homo addition 'to Medford ...
O. L. Sargent to Mrs. C. W. An
derson, lots 0 and 7, block 14,
Phoenix
100
U. Grant Davis to ft. J. Edwards,
land in township 38, range I
E. ;
10
.Joseph T. Currie to Matt Dora,
lot H, McCall o addition to Ash
land 400
J. C. Gibson to Daniel St inn p.
1.53 acres in township .'tS,
range 1 W
10
W. 8. Crowell to O. C. Selsby,
undivided half lot 9, block 20, f
Medford
10
II.' F. Pohland to John Kinerk,
lots 5, 6, 8, 9, 13, 14 and lfi,
block 1; lots 1 and 2, block 2,
nnd lot 5, block 3, Bunker Hill
addition to Medford
10
H. A. Fredenburg to O. Carter
Boggs,, lots 13 and 14, block
6,' Park addition to Medford , . 2000
Herman J. Schutto to William
M. Floyd, lots 1, 2, 3 and 4,
block 13, Medford
10
Ous .Newbury to Mary Kittredge,
loe 9, VooIcn's addition to
Ashland
John W. Abbott to II. E. Mitchell,
property in Railroad addition
to Ashland
George F. King to Rogue River
Timber company, lots 2 and 2,
and S Ji of N 13 14 section
0, township 34, range 3 E ....
10
R. S. McDowell to James II.
Grace, laud in section 33, town
ship 35, range 2 W
10
Uuited 8tates to Granvillo Sears,
N E Y of 8tW V4 section 8,
township 37, range 2 W patent
United States to Granville Sears,
S E 4 section 7, township 37,
range 2 W patent
told by the actors in very good stylo.
A country boy, who hac taken a corre
spondence course in the art of being
a detective, comes to the city to try his
luck. At hrst his experiences arc dis
couraging, but his blunders turn out nil
right as he ib a fool for luck.
The picture showing tho "Pans Fire
Brigade" going through their various
drills is excellent. The novelty of the
movements and the fine photographic
quality of the pictures nro features of
the films.
Miss Eifert sings a beautiful illus
trated ballad. "Some Day When Dreams
Come True."
At the BijotL
Vaudeville continues to be a big draw
ing card at the Bijou. The fact is the
entertainment is of a high order and the (
public is appreciating it as such. The
public will from time to time be af- I
forded rare treats in a musical ana ,
camedy line. The type of vaudeville '
which so often characterizes light vau- ;
deville houses pnsvsing features of
a rather raw nature ic not to be tron
at the Bijou. The performances will
be free from vulgarity. Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Ellis are more than pleasing their
audiences. They appear tonight in the
one-act play, "The Opera Singer's Hus
band," also in some highly interesting
specialties. Vaudeville and moving pic
tures will be run throughout the week.
Entire change of program tomorrow
night.
SPRAY YOUR ORCIIAHDS NOW
For Sana Jose Scale, and Use Sampson's
Concentrated Lime and Sul
phur Solution,
Scale lives and works all the year
round. Don't forget this. As the old
scale dies the uew is ready to curry on
the destruction of our orchards.
The scale is less vigorous in the fall,
and more easily and surely destroyed
thau m uny other season of the year.
Therefore now ib the best time to at
tack and kill it. If you spray now,
many a valuablo tree wilt be saved that
otherwise, because of the scale, would
not retain life enough to start up in
the spring.
You ha more time now; there is
less wind to scatter nnd waste the
spray, and make it hard to cover ovory
part. Then, too, you cannot tell what
may happen to pro von t thorough spray
ing in tho fall.
But, above all, the result of fall
spraying nro absolutely certain.
Sulphur Solution.
These artvull "spray facts."
We claim no wonderful chemical dis
covery in this spray, but we do claim
most emphatically that:
Sampson's lime nnd sulphur solution1
always produces satisfactory results,
and does no injury. There is no bettor :
spray manufactured than Sampson 's 1
limo and sulphur solution. .
T?- fff$4j
signs of this character about Medford. We
always find a desirable tenant before a good
building has beon "to let" more than 24
hours, and land owners know we can always
find a purchaser if a reasonable valuation is
put on property. Consequently Medford '
docs not impress the homeseaker as being
"under the hanimpr." This is as it should
ho.
This is the season of the year when home
seekers want winter accommodations, tfse
business judgment; get free rent and make
a winning by purchasing one of these.beauti
ti 1 1 cottages of the
Rogue River Land
Company
EXHIBIT BUILDING,
Up Here In
The Northwest
(hero's no need for shipping in carloads of cereal cof
fee. Made from our own good wheat, made in a
'lean, successful right-at-home .factory, is
Golden Grain Granules
a strictly northwest product with absolute merit.
For years people of Washington, Idaho and Oregon
1 have been using it instead of coffee, and it stands
without a peer for a high-grade cereal coffee. Ask
your grocer for a box and give it one trial. The pack
ages are larger than ordinary cereal coffees and cost
only 25e.
All grocery
A Map of Jackson
County
The Tribune and Southern Oregonian is
having made at great expense a fine, colored,
Jitliographed map of Jackson county.
This map will show all cities, towns and
villages, rivers and waterways, section aud
survey lines, railroads and projected rail
roads, wagon roads, forest reserve bounda
ries, election precincts and other data need
ed by everyone. All townships shown in
colors.
This up-to-date map will be ready for
distribution some time in December. It will
be sold only through The Tribune and
Soul hern Oregonian.
Tli is will be your only chance to secure a
g"od map of Jackson county, as all map edi
timis are out of print and plates were des
troyed in the Ran Francisco fire, necessitat
is; new plates made at an enormous expense.
I'lu llier details later. Readv in December.
Sampson's lime and "Sulphur solution
is a clear, cherry-colored solution free
from sediment. It is guaranteed to
tost 80 degrees Baume. If your deal
ers cannot supply you, write to us.
Be sure you use Sampson's Bpriny.
Manufactured by
GRANTS PASS CANNING CO.,
Grants PaBS, Oregon.
Grand excursion to City of Mexico.
Leaves Medford on the 12th of Doc o in
ner, 1908, on the regular Overland.
$92.15 for the round trip, good for 60
days. For further information, write
toEmil Peil, Ashland, Or. tf
Prepaid Railroad Orders.
'Something which it of eeaaiderable
interest to the publte generally and
which is perhaps not generally known
is the system of prepaid orders now in
effect between stations of the Southern
Pacific company and all points in the
United States. By means of this system
tickets may be purchased at Medford
from any place in tho United States and
mailed or telegraphed direct to tho
party wishing to come here. Sleeper
accommodations and small amounts of
cash in connection with these tickets
nay also be forwarded at the samt
time." tf
Tho Rush mill sells foed nnd baled
hay by scale weight only. Get prices
before buying. 206 '
You Do
Not See
Many
MEDFORD
sell it.
City Business Directory
SAVOY THEATER
North d'Anjou Street.
Latest motion pictures and illus
trated songs. ntire change of
program Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. Admission 10 cents.
BIJOU THEATER, W. 7TH ST.
Continuous performance every
evening of motion pictures and il
lustrated ballads. Kutiro change
of program Mouday, Wednesday
and Friday. Admission 10 cents.
WM, H. AITKEN
Plumbing, Steam and Hot Water
Heating.
Phone 88.
10 W. Seventh St., Medford, Or.
EDEN VALLEY NURSERY
Home grown whole root trees.
N. S. Bennett Medford, Or.
Let the
MISSION FURNITURE WORKS
mako that piece of furniture. Any
design, any color, any finish
dull, waned or polished. Shop on
cor. of 8th nnd H streets.
THE EMERIOK CAFE
Tito best restaurant in Southern
Oregon.
W. E. Johnson Prop.
VERNE T. CANON
Billposter aud distributor. All
orders promptly filled.
Room 7 Jneksou Co. Bank Bldg.
Modford, Or.
0. F. COOK
Sells trees that grow.
Offico: B. R. V. Depot.
O. Box 841. Phone 593.
Medford, Or.
MRS. ED. ANDREWS
Voice Culture and Art of Singing
Studio at Residence.
East Modford. Phono 225
S. R. SEELY, M. D.
Physician nnd Surgeon
Modern equipped operating rooms
X-Ray. Office hours: 10-12, 2 4 p.
m. Offjco in Jncksou Co. Bk. bldg
Good Evening!
Have You Ued
"CHIC?"
for sale only by
Medford Pharmacy
Near Poitoffice
ARTHUR H. DAVIS
Contracting Electrical Engineer.
10 V. Seventh St., Medford, Or.
ANLO PENWELL
The number.
1 solicit a share of your business,
pledging satisfaction.
THE ELEOTRIO AND FRENCH
DRY CLEANING AND PRESS
ING WORKS
W. E. Lane & Son, Props.
Opposite Hotel Moore,
Medford Oregon
WASOHAU & BROWN .
wish to announce to their patrons
that they ure located iu their uew
quarters in tho Young & Unll
building.
Milliards, CignrB and Tobaccos.
M. & B. CANDY KITCHEN
Wo mako all our own candios.
Martin and Hnrrow, Props.
Corner Seventh and C Streets,
Medford, Oregon.
DR. FRANK ROBERTS
Dentist
Office hours: 8 to 11!, 1 to 4.
Miles Building, Seventh Street,
Medford, Oregon.
THE MISSION DRILL
Always open for business. Neat
nnd clean. Up-to-date. Popular
prices.
13 So. C St. Lambert Brown
THE R. R. V. LUNCH ROOM
Finest cup of coffee
the Pacific Const.
U. H. Lorimer
Prop.
For good bargains in Watches
nnd Jewelry, Pistols, Musical In
fftrumcntH, go to
THE MEDFORD LOAN OFFICE
V Mtroot.
MEDFORD FURNITURE CO.
Undertakers
Day Phone 35:1
Night Phones ('. W. Conklin 30
J. II. Butler MS
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RUBBERROID ROOFING
is in use on more buildings all over the world than any
other roofing made. II is the world standard of roofing .
nality,and has always given entire satisfaction where
other roofings failed.
For sale by
Crater Lake Lumber Co.
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SAVOY
Tan ifIt t mid Tuesday.
"A V(H)t FOR LUCK" Tf you want to laugh,
don't, miss this one.
"Till: PARIS KIRK 15RIOADB" Very interest
ing and instructive, sohwing the firemen drill
ing, etc.
Miss i-jifert will sing "When Day.Brenma Come
- True."
Admission. . .10 cents.
W. M. Colvig. o. L. Reims a.
COLVIG & Hi: AMES
Lawyers.
Office: Medford Bank Bldg.
Ground floor.
Cook Stoves nod rangos. Phone 91
MORDORFF & WOLF
New aud Second-Hand Furniture
Kads' old slam, 18-20 F St. South
Medford, Or.
KARNES ROOMINO HOUSE
Newly built and newly furnished
All modorn conveniences.
D. O. Karnes, Prop.
0 S. Q St., Modford, Or.
FISH MARKET
Fresh fish received daily. Oyi-
tors in season.
Cor. Seventh nnd E Sts, Medford
MEDFORD TEA AND COFFEE
HOUSE Specialists in Teas, Cof
fees, ExtrnctB, Baking Powder
and Spicos. We carry all kinds of
dinner waro and fancy dishes.
16 W. Soventh St. Medford, Or.
THE HOTEL EMERIOK
Rooms from SO cents to 1.60 per
dny. All modern convcnieucoB.
We solicit your patronage.
JACK FREDENBURG.
Scavenger,
Garbage hauled.
Modford.
Livory and Feed. Phono 431
WEST SIDE STABLES
Chns. E. Tull, Proprietor.
First-claBS Turnouts.
Medford Orogon
' DR. GOBLE
Tho only ozcbtBivo Opticinn be
tween Portland and Sncramento.
Offico on Sovonth Street,
When others fail, call on
DR. E. J. BONNER
Eye Specialist
Offico in Eagle Phnrmney
Main 233. Seventh nnd Main