MEDEORP BALLE TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1008.
Medford-pa.il Tribune
A Live Paper ;in a 'Live Town
Published every evening except Sunday.
MBDPORD PUBLISHING COMPANY
Gkokoe Putnam, Editor and Manager.
Admitted as Second-Class Matter in the Postof f ice at
Medford, Oregon.
Methodist Episcopal Church, B Street.
"Ontltering Honey From Dead Linns"
will be the Hiibjert next Sulilmth ul 11
o. in. Trcu i-Iuslcs of people aliould nut
fui U lieur thin sermon (1) those who
uie m grout trouble; (2) those who
wish to keep out of trouble. At night !
there will b a union temperance meet- t
intj adilresseil by Mr. Knodcll of Port
Innil, president of th Oregon State
Anti-Saloon league. On t!ii occasion two
pieces will bo rendered by the mule
quartet. Hiibbuth school at 111 a. in.
pworth league 0:30 p. mb. All are
invited.
""subscription rates.
One month, by mail or carrier. . . ,0.50 On. year, by mail .
.13.0(1
MEX AS Til EV, ARE.
The Portland Oregon ian in discussing the strife be-
twoon a power tor good and one tor evil says:
,,,.,..,., i0k we behold injustice' and wrong. Perhaps there
i.... ,.r twin than in former times, but thoy still exist and very often they
uru victorious in human affairs. No matter how good the intention may bo,
no matter hnw lofty or hty tho indwelling Ideal may bo, our schemes, our
ciislmin, our Institution, seem invetoratoly to produce a harvest of miBory
anil wrong. So 'rite is this dreadful rule thut men have learned to sneer
ut Midi words as "love," "brotherhood," "non resistunco," "optimism"
anil It has become a' mark of sound prudence In conduct to shun every pro
jwt wliicli promises ideal good or even vory much material good."
The indwelling ideal is the test of man and is the real
mail. The body, the mere animal part of man, the crea
lure of the flesh and blood, of whims and prejudices
these iiiv the mask which hide the' veal jty. The spiritual
being is often completely -hidden,, even from those inti
mates who know his acts well enough toguessathisthoughts
and motives,' for at best the estimate of the inner man must
be a. guess,- because no uiUn! can be sure of another's mo
tive. A shrewd and broad-minded man can make, how
ever, a pretty fair estimate, if the acts 'and professed prin
ciples of a man through a long period be taken as the cri
tenon. But so few are broad-minded and so few go to
tho heart of things and recognize the fact that good and
s evil in man nt 'once the -"glory and the scandal of the
; universe" are inextricably mixed. -Judgments are based
ui)6n the judge's personal predilections and usually with
; a side glance at the critic's own failings. It is not "what
a man has or even what he does which expresses the worth
"oT man, but what he is," and this real man often remains
undiscovered until some vital lest is made.
"Good, and ill," says Hume, "are universally interinin
gled and confounded happiness and misery, wisdom and
folly, virtue and vice," They certainly are in real men.
who, ns Alexander-Hamilton l'cmarks, are "reasoning but
not reasonable animals.". Many men who bear the aspect
of evil arc heroes in essentials, and many men whose de
portnicnt is entirely correct arc at1 heart untrustworthy
and base. ' ' ;
Sonic men of great respectability cannot stand great
tests, while, on the other hand, -many men who do not mak
a good appearance before the world are sound at hear
and possess the essentials of nobility of spul possess
indwelling ideal. -'
iIi:AT)OWi:NS la Medfnrd on Me
mber 21, by Rev. W. F. Shields, Ilea-
W. Head-and Agius Owen.
COLHY-COHS In Jacksonville on
November 24, by Judge Neil, Lorenzo
Colby and Miss Helen Coss.
WALDUNSM1TU in Jacksonville,
n November 25, by Judge Ilaiiuii, Ver-
i I'M i til Smith and 10. E. Waldeu.
IIAHTIKY IIRNRV In Jacksonville
on November 20, Mr. Thomas II, Hurt-
y and MisB Lillian llonry, ltev. W.
Van Scoy officiating. The happy
otiplo will reside near Talent.
1 W1XTKU IN THE ROGUE RIVER VALLEY.
Neither the fabled skies of Arcadia, the amethyst hues
of Italy or the amaranthine tiuts of California surpass
the splendor of the heavens that arch the Rogue River
valley in this most, delightful season of the year. Tl
noonday sun showers the multi-colored hills with gold
a delicate touch of winter has painted in brilliance the
fast falling leaves, and yellow and crimson and the dark
of the evergreen mingle in tangled profusion along river
bed and hill slopes; the russet summer brown of the Held
is changing as if by magic into a tender green; the stubbl
of grain Holds is losing itself in long, straight black fur
rows. The orchards have lost their emerald 'dress hav
yielded their fruit and their once laden branches strete
forth in naked and needed rest; the mountains that towe
in the distance on either hand are wearing their white
dress of white.
V.J .1 . 1 1 1. -1 . . . t n . ,
iMuure nas luiisncu nor strenuous won; ot the year
n n . t l - . . . i- . e i , ,
i tie Harvest is over, an peace oi mind, sue hroods in con
lent over the past and prepares by a season of rest for the
labor of the future. A tinge of frost wipes out the in
growths of a too luxuriant period, and dispels the unheal
thyjnists that Iter wanton profusion has engendered, so
she may start anew and reclothe the world with a yet moi
brilliant verdure.
Ao season could be more delightful than this late an
tmnii or early winter, in the Rogue River valley, where
tiMicli ot ice sends the blood tingling, casts out ill humor
and awakens human energy to higher endeavor; wlu
radiant noons alone furnish a sufficient reason for exist
once, and where the splendor of the night with its new born
slender crescent of silver-gold, hanging in the west, sup
plies inspiration for (he present and hope for the future.
We are lucky people to live in such a region and
who would exchange our smiling land for bleak New Hng
land. the storni-swcpt Atlantic coast the snowy blankets
of the Mississippi valley, (he 1)1 izzard-s wept, prairies, the
never-ending rain of Puget sound and Port land.or even the
ennui and monotony of cloudless southern California? I
MABBIED,
ALL TH J: WORLD -LOVES
A L0VHR
iHtHiMMHHHuuuHuiniuiiiiiimimumiMiiimiiHm
Marriage Licenses.
Ift'iiry W, Head and Agues Owens,
K. E. Waldeu uud V fruit Kditli Smith.
T. B. Hartley and Lillian Henry,
O. T. Wilaou and Margaret A. Neil-
on.
Arthur Ooode aud Nellie Waddell.
Archie II. Turpi n and May drain.
Lorenzo N. Colby and Helen Coss.
Stato of Oregon yo. Karl E. Jackson;
mm ii It and battery, B. F. Mulkey, at
irney fur plaintiff, .
Stato of Oregon va. Albert N. Owen;
uMion fur non-support of wife and child.
To Our Patrons
Pleas take notice llmt fium and
if tor Docembor 1st. 1!)08, the under-
igned bnnks of Medford will close at
o 'clock p. in. of each day fnstoad
if at 4 p. nu as has heretofore been
he custom, and that tho banking hours
.vill be from 9 a. in. to 3 p. m.
JACKHON COUNTY BANK. -
W, I. Vawtor, President.
HIE MKDKOHD NATIONAL BANK.
J. E. Enyart, President.
'IRST NATIONAL B ANK.
Wm. 8. Crowoll, Presidout.
HIDDEN DANGERS.
Tature Give Timely Warnings That
No Medford Citizen Can Af
ford to Ignore.
DA NO tiR SIGNAL No. 1 comes from
lie kidney secretions. They will warn
ou when the kidneys are sick. Well
.idiioys excreto a clear, ambr fluid,
lick kidneys send out a thin, pale and
foamy, or a thick, red, ill-smelling
trine, full of sediment and ii regular
f passage.
DANGER SIGNAL No. 2 comes from j
he back. Back paiiiB, dull and heavy, i
tr sharp and acute, tell you of sick j
.ulneys and warn you of the approach j
t dropsy, diabotos and Bright 's dis- j
'uso. Dean's Kidney Pilla cure sick i
lidnoys and cure fehem permanently.
lero's Medford proof;
Mrs. J. H. Boussum, living corner of
Owolfth and 0 streets, Medford, Or.,
ays: "I Buffered bo Bovoroly from kid
ley trouble (hat 1 was unable to do,
iy housework. My kidneys were vory
rregular aud caused mo much annoy 1
tnce. My back pained mo sovoroly whou -'topping
or lifting and sharp twinges j
vero often present in my loinu. I ran
(own in health and at times felt very
uiserablo, Doan's Kidney Pills were
' rough t to my attention and I procured
i box at Haskians' drug store. Thoy
lelped me from the first, so I contin
iod taking them and was entirely cured. !
L have recommendod Donu's Kidney i
(MMb to othr sufferers."
NOT I C15
' b hereby given that the undersigned
vill apply nt tho regular meeting of the
I'ity council of Medford, Oregon, on De
ember I I1MI8, for license to sell malt,
vinouB and apiritoiifl liquors in less quan
tities thau one gallon, at lots 14, 15 aud
Ht, block 2t, in Medford, Oregon, for a
period of twolve niautha.
YOUNG & II ALL.
Hated Nvombor Ul. '
NOTICE. ,
la hereby given that the undersigned ,
will apply at the regular meeting of the:
city council of Medford, Oregon, ou De
cember 1, 1008, for liceuso to sell malt, j
vinous and spiritous liquors in less quau-
lilies than one gallon for twelvo months
at lot D, Mock 20, in Medford, Oregon,
tor a period of twelvo mouths.
217 O. M. 8KL8BY. j
Hated November 18. '
MILLIONAIRES WANT
TWO CARDINALS CHEATED
KOMK, Nov. i!S. A coierie of Amor
iiMU uiilMoiiaiii-s lias offered a con
triluiliun of $1, 000, 000 in "Peter's
pence" to the church if two American
cardinals are creat d fit the coming
coiiLiinlory.
Those well informed in vntiCAU circles
way that the group comptlnos New York,
mllUinmireti.
NOTICE
Is hereby given that tho undorsigned
will apply at the regular mooting of the
city council of Medford, Oregon, on He
ccmber 1, liM8, for license to sell malt,
vinous and spiritous liquors in less quan
tities than one gallon for twelve months
at l-ts 1' and 11, block 4; V street, be
tween Seventh and Eighth, in Medford,
Oregon, for a period of twelve mouths.
ADAMS UltOS.,
217 Hotel Moore Bar.
Dated November 18,
in
VANCOUVER COPPER MINES
REOPEN AS COPPER GOES UP
VANVor VKIt, 11. f'., Xov. 2S.-Tli.-rp
in mu-ll ro.j(i:tfiii(f tmliiy In the copppr
n-Kioin ns far north its While Horse
ovor the unws Hint tlio riilvniu-c in llio
prii-o of ropiM-r Ins nmjo it possible
for the upprntoni to throw open thoir
iniiii-s, ninny of nhipn linvo boon Mil
for n your. Within tho neit fow neoks
i. in fipoc-lwl that employmi-nt will bol
given to low men nloue in tho Rrittun
inn mino on Howe sounil, SO miles north
of VunoouTor.
(.1
Sallownesi Transformed
to Dusky Becnty
A rfvk tkta kcojna Cucinatin,
when dcliotterf soft, nedenprn J
witk th, mJUnt flow which indU
catelshnltlir. utireiliiA. Robert-
uic fccu the iXin renncd in quality,
keep, potts (r from doKKir.Kn.ute
tail cumulates th, tin, c-apilUriti to
ron tri Kit tne color which rlurnit in
blond ndbsunrtr, alike. Ri.hen
in is osrtaw protection airaiiut tan,
run bur and freckles il applied be
tor itposure to inn 01 wind
Spreadalikean imnereeiitil.le ahrrn
of nutc orcrakin .urfarr. foro-uti- .
ahield miou'sting and prnrn-n .
deliratr, luitroo lie. .11 y
v.i rt
Had every lady like m gentleman.
Clutbiug doesn't always make the man, g
nuc ine dook is cuea innen oy no cov-
cr( and we make clothing that gives S
that air of style and refinement sought is
by a gentleman by fitting him out jS
with the most exclusive styles in over- i
cents, cutuwuy uud .frock twit a, suck
buita that no one can equal in southern
Oregon.
That Unforgetable Slogan
HASKINS FOR HEALTH"
iTIiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiuimiiiiiiiiiiiuiiuiuiiiiiuiiJi
J. A. KRtUZER & CO.
IMPORIEB8 iMD TAH.OBB.
PALM BUILD INO, MBOFOBD. ORE.
Willing
But Too
Short
of the cash to buy gowd fruit land, is the
plaint of many homeseekers. We happen
to have on our lint several first-class tracts,
on terms so easy they will almost, pay for
themselves. There never was a better time
to buy fruit lands in this valley than today ;
and when the reaction comeB these "easy
buy 8" can be subdivided and sold at a big
profit. Interview tke
Rogue River Land
Company
EXHIBIT BFILDINO,
MEDFORD
High Grade
Canned Goods
We have added to our already complete stock of
high-grade Groceries a full line of the incompara
ble "Preferred Stock" Canned Goods.
These goods are packed where the best is grown.
Wo will take pleasure in quoting you prices on
this line, as we believe we can interest you.
Once a customer, always a customer, is the mot
to of Preferred Stock goods.
Allen & Reagan
Groceries, Chinaware, Fruit
and Food
Phone Main 373.
SAVOY
TONIGHT
"THE CROSS ROADS" A beautiful pastoral
drama.
" II U ilBY'S VACATION" Well, I guess you will
laugh.
"ALL ON ACCOUNT OF A BUTTERFLY" An
other funnygrnph.
liss Eil'ert will sing the latest pietorial lyric.
Admission. . . 10 oents.
BIJOU THEATRE
T O N I G H T
' LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF CHINATOWN"
A feature film you can't afford to miss.
"BEWITCHING WOMEN" Ain't it the truth.
"THE MUMMY" This is a live laugh.
. . iss I'.alliuger will sing another song hit.
Admission 10 cents.
AT THE SERVICE OF
DEPOSTITOE8 AND C1IENTS
BUU Depositary.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
- . 1S6,000
Tlio Jackson County Bank places at
tho cervico of its depositors and clients
the best fnciliUos inbanklng. The of
i'ieevs uru pleased to -render counsel and
advico on financial matters.
. Accounts, aub,e-t to chock, nor in
vited. . - . ' "
Safe deposit boies to rent, $4 per
year and up. .
W. I. VAWTEB, President
O. B. LINDLEY, Cashiai
MEDFORD SASH & DOOR COMPANY
PHONE 2291.
Window Frames, Oak Veneered Doors, with Bevel Plato, carried in atook cheap.
Office Fixture! and all kinds of Plan ing Mill Work, Including Turned Work
and Fancy Orills.
F 8TBKBT, BETWEEN SIXTH AND 8 EVENTH STBEETS.
J. E. ENYABT,Presid ent.
J. A. PEBB7, Vice-President.
JOUN S. ORTH, Cashier.
W. B. JACKSON, Ass t Cashier.
The Medford National Bank
MEDFORD, OK.
CAPITAL $50,000
SURPLUS. 10,000
Safety Boxes to Rent. A General Banking Business
I Transacted. We Solicit Your Patronage
More light for less Money
Sixty-three per cent of electric current saved by using
TUNGSTEN LAMPS.
32 Candle Power Edison Lamp uses 110
Watts per hour and would use in iooo lirs.
110 Kilowatts which nt ipcts. a Kilowatt JSn
32 Candle Power Tungsten! amp uses
40 Wattsjperhour and v u!cl use in icco
hours 40 Kilowatts which at ioc a 'Kilo
watt A
Net Saving in 1000 hours in favor of the
Tungsten Lamp $ 7
Rogue River Electric Co.
Successors to Condor Water & Power Co.
Office, 206 West Seventh Street. Phone No. 355.
. Opposite the Big Electric Sign.
Ask your dealer for
MANUEL LOPEZ
Clear Havana Cigar.
HABT OIOAB CO., Distributors, 1-ortland, Or.
Mfcrs. "3rene 3fampton 3saacs
"3ntructcr of "piano. TlUart 5ttetbo6
: Sltiii at Tlasteaaca. Slortb Oraaga 5trt
When You Are Bnnting
for the best tailoring establishment,
you will not burn your money if you
patronize us. The time is now here
when you should think abeut your fall
suit. We are anxious that you should
see our display of fall fabrics. Uake
your seloctions now. We will fall your
order with pleasure.
Stoaem cleaning. Freaeh day clean
ing aod pressing neatly done.
W. W. EIFERT
CITY TAILOR MEDFORD
j 5 1
Watch. Clocks, Jewelry
BHPA1BINO A SPECIALTY.
"Net hew saaek I di, bat how wall I caa
d. it," is say atettr. nfflslflatil S&tXAi
B. N. BUTLER
With lUi-Via J. Baaldy, CaatraJ ar., aarta
at Jaakaea Cauaty Baak.
THE QUESTION
ymi pop, if it's met by a "yea," spell
nut the necessity of an engagement
ring. Then, if luck is still with you,
:i wedding ring vill ho in order. If
you require either or both, no better
place for buying ivn be found than
ai re. We are piKti-1 on have samples
hi the latest stylrs in this and cither
l-.El class jewelry l'rices just right.
MARTIN J. REDDY
The Jeweler.
Near the Postoffice.