4 ' M H 1) FORI) DAILY TRIBUNE,,,, MEDFORD -OREGON. 8ATURDAY, yOVEMBERh 1008-
1-
Social and Personal
J,.am.iater' fcall.iT oyea nil week
' sd Suadaya from 1 to 4 p. m. 211
i Matt Calhoun of Phoenix apeut But
' unlay in Medford. He reporta a great
demand for.'Phoeuix property since tlie
erection of the new aolioolbouao aud
ayi that Phoenix Is nbout to experience
a. rea boom.
"McComb & Truo, located at Page &
: Son 'a warehouse, opposite R. K. Co.
water tank."
' Dr. E. B. Pickel in lu Portland on
builneia. , .
Je Heard baa been appointed a del
egate to the American Mining confjroM
which meet. Ueceinber 2. Governor
Cbaoiberluin made the appointmout.
Orant'a bygenic eracka arc best. Al
len Reagao. .
Mn. R. Anderson apent nilay
In Aihland.
Dr. J. P. Reddy ia in Portland on
bualneBS. , , ,
Mm. 0. Goodwin i viaiting ut flow
""orant's hygonic crnclcnra. Allen
Mm. M. M. Case bna left for a viait
with frlenda In Ohio.
C T Binitu bna returned to his bnine
in Colorado after a viait of a few weeks
In Medford.
ijohuon'a Heat Flour, 1.3J. Mc
Ooiub & True.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Miles are spend
ing a few days in Portland.
j . w. II irk of ('er.tral Point waa
a Medford visitor Bnturday.
Norman- Whiting is in from Kaglo
Point, where he hna been making some
Improvements on bla fnther'B honilic
tead. '
, Remember the tuffy anle Saturday.
All 26-eent erenin taffy, Iflc per pound,
including Vankeo peanut flake. King
k Long 'a. 211
J. D. Evnna of Phoenix, John Bel
linger of Weat Medford nnd Charles
Nlckcll, the Sterling rancher, spent
Saturday In Medford.
AMUSEMENTS.
ft
V . "The Holy City."
Tho next attraction at tho Medford
1 Theater will bo Clnrence Bennett's
greU play, VTho Holy City," which
comoa to the local atago Fridny, No
vember 27. Thia la the third senson
for thia piece on tho road and from
advance notices received by Managcry
Hacelrigg businosa seems to bo Uet-1
ter tnnn ovor. i no uuviiiic, aui win
open at Muslims' .Monday, novemiier
23. iumng the coming weoa ino oec
oratora will bo buay nt the theater and
when tho Iioubo opena for "Tho Holy
City" manngor Har.elrtgg ex ta to
have all the tinting and decorating
completed nnd the benting plant in
tailed.
'Captured by Bandits."
, Nows baa just reached this country ,
regarding .tho enpture of Miss Phyllis
u.uivm..,, ...... K" 'vi
a band of bnndita in the Alps menu
taina. A largo rniiBom wna demiimleil
for her aufo return. Miss Jnckson's
BWeethenrt, Jack Ellis, disguised him
aelf aa a Swiaa inonntaineer, nnd man
aged to gain neeess to the bnndits'
mountain stronghold. After a draper
ato fight with the ontlnws, ho mnn
oged to releaae his lady love.
Don't fail to see this thrilling picture
at the Savoy theater tonight. It la
ion or Minus iroiu swiri i, in ,
IVsiiles thia headl'mer, a good come-
dy bill Is nlso ahown. Entire change j
of program Sunday. Special mntlnee j
Sundny afternoon nt 3.30. If you want
to keep up to duto In motion picture
you will always find that tho latest .
and heat are ahown at the Savoy, whose ,
motto ia "(uality film.. not .pmntity ;
'iln"-" !
Attention, K. of P.
Tbero will be work in the third rank
on. Monday night. All membera lire
urged to be preaent.
Tho first, Dcrliv iniulo in
Ainoi'ica was n
C. &K.
l
A KNAPP-FELT lint
brings to its owner tho satis
. faction of wonring an article
' vhi(h is the expression of an
artistic ideal rather than a
niaeliine-inade )rodui t.
Knnpp-Fclt Or Luxe, tho brttt huts
niatjp, nre tx dollars. Kmtpp -tVlts nri'
Four Dnllnrn, evorywhero.
C. & K. Pats $3
Sold only by
Daniels
for Duds
Please take notice that from and
after December 1st, llioS, the under
signed bunks of Medford will close at
S o'clock p. m. of each day instead
of at 4 p; m. aa bna heretofore been
the custom, and t lift t the banking hours
will be from 9 a. in. to 3 p. in. .
JACKSON COUNTY BANK.
W. I. Vnwter, President.
T1IK MKIJI'Olil) NATIONAL BANK.
J. E. Enyart, Preai.lent.
FIRST NATIONAL, B ANK.
Win. 8. Crowell, Preaident.
"MeComb & Trno for pricea on ."00
pound Iota of flour und potatoea. "
Trv a package of Grant 'a hygenie
crni kers. Allen & Reagan. "
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed administrator of the estate of
Murtlia Ann Cleiumens, deceased, under
and by virtue of an order of the county
court of Jackson county, Oregon, duly
an.) regularly given und made and en
tered of record on the 2 1 til day of No
veinber, 1!"IH, will, en and after the
20th day of December, ItHIS, offer for
sale and sell at. private snle, to the
highest bidder for cash in hnn.l, the
I following described real property be
longing to said estate, to-wit:
Lots numbered one (I) and two (2) ui
block number eighty (Wi), ot too city
of Medford, in Jackson county, Ore
gon. Dated Medford, Oregon, November
111th, HKIH. MARION TRVER,
Administrator of the Eat ate of Murlha
Ann Cleminens, Deceased,
rtfis W. E. PHII'l'S, Attorney.
Classified Advertisements
I One Cent a Word No tingle Inser
tion! Issi than 18 cenU. Six lnaertlplM
for the price of four. Seventy-flvj
centa line pet month.
FOB SAXE.
FOR SALE 400 acres, moatly bottom
land, nil under Fish lako ditch; two
miles from railroad tsntion; $40 per
Bplcndid bargain; finest Spit
7im,mr(? ttml m t,B valley. Address
A j, euro of Tribuno office. 21,1
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FOR SALE State rights for highly im
proved fruit pickeia' Indder; nothing
liku it; sells on sight; wauled every
where. HISS W. Pico, l.os Angeles,
Cnl.
FOR SALE Fivo year-old team, wagon
and harness; will jell nil or any part.
E. W. Smith, Central Point. Horses
will be at Nnsli stnbles Saturday 21"
1(m HAI,i.;() 1(ru ,,ous0 a, Boll
im)rovollB. imUh, eHy UnHg ,iricI.
ijiijjno; one -half cnsli. 40 nereB. 1.1 tnilcB
out. Fivo ncros in orchard, fair im
provements. 2.10 buj'B fino large
building lot. O. W. Stono, ovor Bijou
Theater. 213
DICTIONARY FOR SALE A copy of
the latest million of Webster's Inter
national Dictionary, unabridged, in
dexed nnd entirely new; a bargain.
I '.ill nn or ,1.1.1 r,MM Co. T. FailClltt lit
Woll, Fargo 4 Co. ' express of fico 2011
FOR SALE Fivo and ten ncro trncts
within and adjoining city limits, at a
bargain on long time. AdilresB P. O.
Box 418, Medford, Or. 218
SALE-ini'iTSuT.iTi.riot in Cen-
lra Vo. me ,)m,k fr( m Mil lr(!ot(
houio 4 fwt m 4 rH(1nSi ,llt
40. ,,,. tl-)0u. Inquire of Mrs. I. M.
Eiuoreon. Central Point, Or. 210
FOR 8ALE A good email buaino'a on
Hauanlh a mat llnnilll ilt mllinO.
Adl)r0Mi p 0 bor Bla or ,, at thiB
office. tf
j FOR SALE 320 acre ruuch, r2,O0"O,
first cIiibb Improvements, well, funiily
orchard, etc. This Is a bargain. See
L. E. W., Tribune offiro. tf
TO THADK iiiglit tUiU covered bug
gy for two HfuteJ rig. L. E. W., Tri
bune office. tf
WANTED.
V ANTMD A honu About S years old,
w tight nut U'H8 than 1200 poniuls,
Bound and giMitli; will work or drive
singlo nnd rimiblo. Address Tribuno,
Mdfrd. 11
l-'OH HKNT Furnifilicd room for giu
tlrmtin; hIoo day board. Mra. Stone,
So. 10 North O Htroot. 214
KOK ItKNT Houhi' lor rout, furniture
for Bute. Address I O. liox S04, Mtd
ford. 215
r'orNl Ladies' buckskin glove on H
stret. liujuire Tribune offiro. 21-
TO KXl'U A NO K l.'i.OUD first mort
gage 20-yenr gilt edged bonds, paying
tl per cent, for ranch, orchard or lund
in Hoguo Kiver vallry. W. M. Freneh,
Medford, Or. 215
WANTKP To buy two bowling allays,
piue or maple, sectional or otherwise.
I. O. Kox Medford.
21S
V A TKI An experienced night op
rrattir for the Klatnulh Kails Kxrhange.
t a month, with r om in the building
if desired. 1M7
CZAR APPEARS ON STREET
! FOR FIRST TIME IN YEARS
sr. ri:TKitsmm;. Nov. m. vr.nr
Nicholas, the little father of the Kus
i sialic, made his lirt appearance afont
in the streets in his capital since his
I coronation today.
. The occasion was the funeral of the
i Orand OnKe Alexis. The czar dressed
! in full naval uniform as admiral of the
Russian navy. walk"d immediately be
hind the royal casket apparently indif
' fere nt to danger.
TO DISCUSS 1 .1, rrr ,i. tiM L41:ll I
PGLLENIZATION, BlKfflw?
Professor O'Gara to Ex
plain Why a Spitzenberg
Tree Bears Falsely
(My Charles Meserve.)
lust why a Hpit.enhurg tree should
ue year bear apples true to type and
Perfect in color and size und then the
i ry next year have a crop that is
off in color and shape a nnd ia type
'.tar mora of a rcuouiblanee. to u lien
Davis or other variety than to its own
type is one of the perplexing problems
I hat the beginner in fruitgrowing has
i meet. And this perplexing difficulty
'y. an expensive one to the orchardist,
for instead of having fancy Spitzen
! urgs to setll he will have u lot of mon
e,re apples that cannot be classed with
fay variety known to the market. This
difficulty besets all varieties of apples
hut it is more noticeable on red than
i a vcllow varieties.
Freakish Fruit Habits.
This apparently freakish habit of
the apple tree has been attributed by
uany growers to be an effect of wcath--nl
or other conditions. Hut the ob
':trvant orchardist has found that this
t rilting variety of fruit on one tree
h due to the crossing of the pollen
tif two varieties of uppb s, thereby
;troduciag a hybrid hr.viiig e.haructer
itics of both parents, just a- a amulat
i o bears a resemblance to bl h his
white and black parent si,
Cross- polleuiJition of fr ui Id will be
I he subject for consideration at a spe
cial meeting of tho Jackson County
lorticultural society to be held nt the
Nnnmercial club room in Medford on
Saturday, November, 2H, ut 2 p. m.
hap. On the invitation of the society
i'mfesHor P. .1. O'Haru from tho do
artment of agriculture at Washington,
.). C, will give aa nddress tit this meet
ng on the pollenizatiou of fruits. Pro
istior O'Oara is one or the lending. nu
horities of the United States on nil
.rohluniH connected with fruitgrowing
. nil his address will contain all the
:'acts that are known in tho science of
rnitraising ia this country on the
'deeding of fruits by eross-pollenizn-
inn. .
Effect of Pollen! zation.
Little or no attention has heretofore
eea given ia Itogue ltiver valley in
laatiug orchards to the effect that
olleuization lias on increasing the pro
liietiveiii us of the trees, or of tho ef-1
.'ct that eroiw polleniation has on pro
'ucing true or false Hypos of fruit. Some
.ivhards have been planted in a solid
loch of one variety, while others have
eea planted in a Heries of blocks of
arietiis. Ami there are orchards that
;:ave been planted with reference to
! fleet of polleiiizntion. These or-
hards being planted in alternate Ro
les of rows, each series of a different
ariety and the orchard containing two
i more varieties.
And some varieties of pears require
runs polleiiizntion ipiite as much as do
.one varieties of apples. An instance
ii this line in a five-acre pear orchard
a this valley that, though the trees
re MI years old, healthy and vigorous,
et in no year since the trees have been
.Id enough to bear has this orchard
rodii 1 enough fruit to pay for cul-
ivating the land. Had there been other
rces that are strong pollenizem inter
.persed in this orchard nt the time of
planting it would now be producing
ach year a crop of pears worth not
,ss than toOno, but as it is the or
liard is a loss to the owner.
Fruitnicu Should Attend.
This meeting of the Jackson County
:1m l ieultnial society is open to the
'Kblie and all who are interested in
lie development of the fruit, industry
ia Kogue Kiver valley are cordially
invited to attend. To those who are
danting an orchard, nnd who nre not
illed in the science of fruitrnising
I he knowledge to be gained at this
u-eting from the nddresn of Professor
ftiara will make possible that their
rehards shall be wealth producers in
tend of a losing venture.
Owing to the days being short and
.uany of the fruitgrowers, who will ut
lend, living at some distance from Med
ford, the meeting will be convened
jirnmptly at 2 p. in. So all should bear
this fact in mind nnd not be late und
inisa a part of the address.
At tho Bijou.
' Pombest ie Storms " nt t he Hi jo
tonight, n highly Humorous one net coin
ed . The performance is u most novel
and entertaining one. You cannot help
but laugh. Lou lo"kstnders minstrel
ihow in moving pictures is nlso high
y interesting nnd comical. Specialties
nnd illustrated songs nre also included
in the performance. Tonight is the
last night.
CHRISTMAS NUMBER
You rdiould read "The Woman's In
vasiou;" it's powerful nnd disturb
iug, but it 's your business, nnd
bound to come home to you tnnn or
woman. Aud vou should see "Th
Child's Christmas Tree," sparkling
rotor nnd verse, almost n complet
iitle gift book in itself.
There's the makings of it sermon, a
-.peerh, n l aigh, or n debate in every
number of Everybody's.
Tor sale At
Medford Book Store
Hotel Nn-h News tilnn.l
RUSSELL'S
i St Vrr&B 111 rl J -.nrrnr.Tir-TtfiniTiTi.-f ni-i.n. . ...... rSA315X B
A number of our patrons have been wondering why
you. If we thought that every woman in Medford had gotten in the habit Lof looking here for her wants,
then there would be no need for advertising; so, first, we want to get you in the habit of coming here to
find your needs. One woman has been coming here for ready-to-wear goods for a year and was surprised
to learn that we carried dress goods.
Dear Madam, we want you to know about the different lines we carry, and once you get something in a
sensational manner, you will -remember where that particular kind of goods is carried. We invite you here
Saturday night and promise you a full list of bargains. All nre vol' advertised or shown in the iriudoirs,
but you'll find them in the store.
$8 Satchels for $4
When you go traveling, especial
ly when you take a sleeper, you ap
preciate a hand satchel. Saturday
night we sell them, worth up to
$8.00 for, choice , $4.00
Ribbons, Half Price
We were fortunate in securing all
widths and colors of fine silk Kib
lioii at a concession which enables
us to offer it to our customers on
this occasion for just half wh:it the
same values sell for regular.
10c Finishing Braids 5c
About ")() pieces in the lot, bought
at a low price, which enables us to
offer it to you, braids worth 10c a
holt, for choice 5
Thanksgiving Sale
continues tonight
and Monday on all
goods previously ad
vertised. Come.
DIEE DISTRESS.
It Is Nc.-.r nt Hand to Hundred! of
Medford Re add rB.
Dou't neglect sn aching back.
Backache ia tho kidneya' cry for help.
Neglect hurrying to their aid
Meana that urinary troublea follow
quickly.
Dire diatreaa, diabetca, Bright 'a dis
euae. A. W. Mouutryman, living corner F
and Tenth itreetB, Medford, Or., aaya:
I wu bothorod with my kidnoya for
n lonir time, and experienced all klnda
of Buffering. 1 waa vory irritablo aud
, unable to Bee the bright aide of
life. My kidneya wero very irregular
: aAiAn mnA jnnnvful ma irroatlv. I
doctored a great doal, but did not find
any relief until at laat I neaia or uoau
Kidney PUla and procured a box at
Haakina' drug atore. I uaod them aa
directed and in a abort time they proved
to b the remedy 1 needed. My aystom
waa toned up, the paina and ache re
moved, and my hoalth roturnod I am
glad to re.onimend Doan'a Kidney Pllla
to others. "
For aale by all dealera. Price SO centa.
FoBtor-Milburn Co.. Buffalo, N. Y., aole
agenta for the United States.
Remember the name Doan'a and
taka no other.
HARMONY
IN YOUR
NEW HOME
Color blending of Furniture,
Draperies, Carpets, Woodwork,
Walls, make home life happier.
Our e:vert decorative ipfcijlin will
visit yuur city soon. Without obi i
Katiu; you he will discuss the fur
nithings for your new home.
Writ lol iflkln
J. G. Mack & Co.
Furniture and Carpets
PORTLAND, OR ICON
Singt Rmj FurmiiktJ Tstjml(f
Fifth Week End Sale
Saturday Evening 7 to 9 p.m.
Remnants, Half Price
We have accumulated a lot of
remnants of dress goods, outings,
muslins, shirtings, ginghams, rib
bons, laces, etc., and Saturday
night after 7 p. in. we will sell them
for exactly half the original prices.
$2.50 Underskirts $1.75
Save exactly 7"c on a fine Un
derskirt. This is worth coming to
the sale, if you buy nothing else.
25cFIeeced Lined Hose 15c
All sizes; the best 2oc Hose we
ever saw; choice, for, pair ..15
25c Cotton B 'tting 15c
Large rolls of pure white fluffy
Rock River hand-rolled Bats; ev
ery one worth 2.1c; better get sup
plied; limit of ten.
MEDFORD 'S PROGRESSIVE STORE
Baker-Hutchason Co.
Central Avenue, just North of Jackson County Bank.
'i.tllowness Transformed
to Dusfcy Beauty
A tUrk laua becomes faucinatins
when delicately oft, ondcrsprcaa
with the nuiiint flow which indi
at healthy. cti re ikin. Robert -ine
keep the kin refined in quality,
keep ooret free from dogging wast e
and ttimtilatei the tiny capillaries to
contribute the color which charmi in
blonde and bcunette alike. Rohcrt
tnc it certain protection against (an,
unburn and freckle if applied be
fore eipoeur to tun or wind.
Spreadi like an imerrepuhle ihcen
of gauze over skin tu.-fai c, forming s
Lit ""-.-"-l
The Bjg'g'est ond
the Best Wet kOa
Getiinp' Res: Its.
In seining flsh Vt grt rt-syl:s
You have to tuho tho not ns!i:ts.
In lU3tiup, tcu, ti sot rt .
You tiguri' on the net resu
- JtUzSl SSliBk CITY TAILOR
T07f UM
Nettiug tisli ami ueltiui: pmiits su 1
gest eacli ntbr lu eaeh case .yum'
luu st put out a uet that moves arum: I
aud KiUuera up tho results.
So far aa business the hv.i
newspaper Is tut Idlest nnd best 11. t
for getting results. It otrvuiutes an-ni il!
town and Id the country txUo.
Are you aOvertislnn? 1
we conducted these After
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j ...Midwinter Clearance Sale... 1
In order to make room for the nrriva of
S ' our Spring goods, we are making a swoop-
5 ing reduction of 2' per cent on entire, stock
I Cats, trimmed and untrmimod, including
rililions, feathers, flowers and all triininiims. S
1 MRS. W. I. BROWN I
. v.AVEST SIDE MILLINER.
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FURSsHBOES
Pot wit. ! U mton annoy for too to ahir Rw Fur niti .li ;o im hna ti
B JY
W pot wit. ! U nor utmry tor too to ahr IUw Fn
ell at hrra. WVIt for Prip Llt MmikxC Hrwirt. Shinnlnsl
HUNTERS'&TRAPPERS'GUiDE. r,
pun, lalkr houd. tfM Ihmt on lb bHrt m wmwo. Illurtnllnf tl! K-ir i;nm! II.
hrnA Trprr rvto. D-a, Jrxp. U. H-w m.I wber t.- trT snl ( St-m- rn-
ttifl Hft Ci MMB.fc- hit o4 liacrt .tlmH. .mmiU. tr,,,. UD..,i . . ur
UlMuiruntiMulMUOMircioat. AmAmek Hn. Urb Ilr lltMM,plU,.UIiuk.
Supper Sales. e'Jl tell
21c Curtain Rods 12 l-2c
Barrett-coil spring rods are cer
tainly the best ever.
$2.50 0utingCowns$1.7
' A fancy gown, nice enough to
wear around the house as a robe;
our regular $2..r)0 grade.
")c roll of Wire Hairpins . . .
10c paper of English Pius . . . .6
fi'ic Money Pouches 15
2")c Baby Bootees 15
Make a present of these.
Corset . $2
These arc only for very stout fig
ures, a real bargain.
$2.00 Tailored Waists ?M
$10.00 Child's Coats $5l0O
loc Silkoline only V
$4.00 Suitcases " $2.50
The Thanksgiving
Sale saves you from
20 to .r!:! per cent
on almost all lines.
When You Are taiag
for tho best tailoring estaMishnn-nt-,
you will nut burn your uuuu-y if you
patronize us. Tho time is now lic
when you should think ahoiit your I 'ii
suit. We iiro anxious that you shou'M
seo our display of full fabrics. Muko
your selections now. Wo will fill your
order with pleasure.
Steaem cleaning. French dry chait
ing and pressing neatly done.
EIFERT
MEDFORD
GIVING THANKS
FOR FAVORS RECEIVED
Kveryonc olionlil iln rn Tliaultsgivin
!:iy, am you will certainly thank us for
lacing o;ir fino tableware in silver
anil cut gtaMA at such prices as will en
able you t make yoir table a thin-;
of beauty for your Thanksgiving ilit:
nor. We are offering hamlsoine can
!olahra, fine dishes, silverware an.!
rut glass nt- prices that, yiu will g;
lhankfl for.
MARTIN J. REDDY
The Jeweler.
Near the Postoffice.
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