MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MED FORD, OREflOX, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1908.
Circuit Court News.
J. F. ReiMy vs. J. M. Koi-no uiul
Mnllte Keeno; trial vrt fur December
1! at 10 o'clock.
D. W. Ilaz?l vs. Southern Pacific
company; case removed to circuit court
of the United States.
Emily Clark ami M. M. Chirk vs. W.
J. Boosey; ordered that mandato be
Bproad on journal ami plaintiff recover
costs of defendant.
John W. Prnll vs. Prud Marshall aud
Kato IS. Marshall; action to recover
money; answer .filed.
".Ornery J. Eastman vs, .Tack Frodon
burg; demurrer argued and court took
name under adviuemcnt.
Thomas Morau vs, Qeorge W. Dod
son; action to recover money; demurrer
argued and same tukeu under advise
ment by court.
P. M. Morso vs. R. R. Vulloy Orchard
company; action to recover money; de
murrer withdrawn and defendant giv
en five days in which to file answer.
Harry Silvers and Juiaea S. Bailey
vs. 0. Wickstrom et al.; suit fur an
accounting; dismissed.
The- following men wero chosen for
the grand jury: C. C. Taylor, Charles
True, R. E. Tucker, A. 0. Hubbard,
V. R. Price, Fred C. Holmes, Polk
Hull.
By order of court Frank Kasshafer
was appointed bailiff of grand jury.
New Cases.
In the mattor of tho assignment of
F. J. Tolbury; assignment made.
Probate.
Estate Mutilda Jane Reeser; order
made to sell real estate.
UUIIIIIIIllllllHllltlllimilllllllMIIIIM
CASH X-MAS
is the happy Christmas. No debts to cloud tho thoughts. A good time to start the cash way,
too. It's much more satisfactory buying for cash and it is much cheaper.
Here are a few of our cash prices:
Kingsbury's Jams, cut
troni 2oe to, each
10c Red Plums in 3-lb. 0 15,
0 I-Jt
15c
cans
35c Canned Pineap
ples 35c jars of Chipped
Beef
25c
25c
10c Corn
Starch
20c Heinz' Mustard Dress
ing, per bottle
7c
15c
(0c Welch's Grape Juice, CA
' per quart .". . . tlt
Five bars Swift's Pride,
now six bars for
25c
"Veribest" Mince Meat,
per package-
UOc White Rose Syr-.,
"P
French Mustard
55c I
10c I
1 MILLER & EWBANK I
mnuuiiuiwuiiiiiiiim
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
2000
.350
V. P. Smith to M. E. Thomas,
land in township 311, range
2 E $11000
Samuel J. Wyntt to Nancy A.
Finley, 2.50 ncres in township
39, rango 1 E
M. J. Chamberlain to Nora
AVoodcock, 40 acres in section
13, township 38, rango 4 V. .
H. Messiugor- to H. V, Bailey,
Vi aero in section 7, township
38, rango 4 W
Bertie Kerromnns t F, M. Cal
kins, property in Ashland ...
Elmina E. Matthews to Reuben
Phillips, lots 11 and 12, Mat
thews' addition to Ashland..
Nnney Obenehain to I. J. Hanson,
20 ncres in soction 9, town
ship 37, range 2 W
500
210
1000
JACKSONVILLE ITEMS.
F. M. Calkins, J. A. Leniery and (.
V. Trefron, three Ashland attorneys,
are attending district court this week.
Miss Grace Henry relumed from Med
ford Monday, where she has been cm
ployed by Colonel Muudny for the past
few weeks.
J. M. Keene was doing business al
the county seat on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Coleman of Phoe
nix are -the guests of VY. It. Coleman
and family this week.
F. L. Camps, the Ashland photog
rapher, spent a few hours in town Mon
day. .
John Rnder uud Thomas Nichols cnm
dnwn from Eagle Point Monday to an
swer roll call of tho jurymen!
Among tho Medford attorneys who
are ntending circuit court this week
nre O. C. Uoggs, F. Newman, V. I.
A'nwter and E. E. Kelly.
Miss Marie Miles of Ashland is mak
ing Mrs. B. H. Mnney a visit.
II. D. Barneburg of Ashland, Gforge
P. Lindloy of Medford and Sam Mur
phy are among the jurymen summoned
this term.
A. E. Rcnines enine over from Med
ford Monday to attend court.
IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW
FIR, PINE and CEDAR FINISH
DRY SHIPLAP
In any quantity, and sized lumber
in all dimensions. Largest stock of
DOORS AND WINDOWS
Ever carried in Medford
Big Pines Lumber Co.
The Right Time to Buy
Your Presents
Don't Wait
Until the
Last Day.
BUYNOW
Everything in
a General Dry
Goods Stock
Will be Found
here -the paices
are reasomable
The assort
ments to select
from are right.
Good useful
presents for U
FOB MEN AND
BOY8
Ulovos, lints, Shirts,
Scurfs, Nockwoar,
Fancy Huso, Clothing
Fauoy Vests, Slippers
1'ursus, Etc., Ktc.
FOB WOMEN
Gloves in nil lengths
a n d colors, Veils,
Hearfs, Hllk and wool
Wnists, Wulst Put
turns, Slippers, II uiul
keruhiofs, Klc.
FOB CHILDREN
Gloves, Mittens, Hose
Suits. Shoes, Slippers,
Hindkorchiofs,Purti's
Cups, Mufflers, Eto.,
Etc'
BOOSTS VALLEY
IN BOOKKEEPER
What a Heap of Happiness It Would
Bring to Medford Homes.
Hard to do homework with an ach
ing back.
Brings you hounie of misery at leisure
or at work.
If women only know the cause that
Bur k ache pains come from sick ked
lieys,
'Would savo much needless woe.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid
ueys.
Medford people, endorse this:
Mrs. J. H. Kausfliini, corner Twtlfth
nnd C streets, Medford, Or., says: "I
suffered so severely from kidney trouble
that I was unable to do any housework.
. Tho kidney secretions wore irregulnr
nnd caused me much nnnoyancc. My
back pained uio intensely and when
stooping or lifting I had sharp twinges
in my loins. My health wns much run
iluwii, and at times l felt very miserable
Doan's Kidney Pills were brought to
my attention and I procured a box at
....skins' drug store. They helped me
from the first. I continued and was
soon entirely cured. I have recommend
id Dunn's Kidney Pills to other suffer
ers." for sale bv nil dealers. Price i0 cents.
Poster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, X. Y., sole
Mirents for tho United States.
Hmnthr the name Doan's and
rnke no other. 40
Sweeny Has a 12 Page
Write Up of Rogue River
. Valley in December issue
Tho following letter has been receiv
ed from J. M. Sweeny of Detroit nnd
shown what liio company is doing in the
east in the way of boosting Medford:
Detroit, Mich., Dec. 10. Hditor South
em Orogoiiiun, Medford, Or. Denr Sir:
1 noticed in the last issue of your paper
that the Commercial club has voted
to spend $3700 for booklet:! and for
lilvortisiug Medford.
I send you under n sqmrati) cover n
onv of the Book-Keeper Magazine, pun
Mailed in Detroit, that we have made a
contract with for fill pages of advertis
ing at 1SS a page, a total of $liKll
nearlv twice as mueli as ine enure
citv of Medford will spend for the pur
pose.
whoro Lelteuf first got his start on the
downward path," declared Captain of
Detectives Peterson yesterday. "The
race course completed the ruin begun
by a sudden mania for gambling.
"I.oHcuf was pursued relentlessly by
sharks, who sought by every induce
ment to get him to visit the lloulevnrd
Park hotel. Since the latter part of
August he squandered between $1:1,1100
and $l!i,Hil there."
Captain Petersen denounced Dave
Cottrell and a man by the name of
Wagner, who runs a roulette wheel at
the hotel, as two of those who wero in
great part responsible for Lelteuf 's
downfall.
From further confessions on the part
of Lelteuf and investigation by Peter
sen it is know that it was the roulette
wheel at the roadhouse which first start
ed Lelteuf on the down ward course.
To recoup himself for losses at rou
lette he sought the race track.
I.oHcuf told Captain Petersen his
fust misstep was in August, when, with
11. S. Smith, who was also arested Sat
urdav. he visited tho Buleviird Park
hotel. At that time be lost W of
his own money.
Roulette nnd fnrn were both played
wide open at tho hotel, but it was the
click of the ball that fascinated Le-Hellf.-
ITe went again and lost. Then
he begnn his defalcations. I
LcBouf will lie formally cliargoii to (
dav with felonv embezzlement. P. H. ;
Wattcrs, manager of tho local store,
probably will be the complainant.
Smith, the chauffeur, who claims to
own tho two automobiles that stand in
the name of Lellouf, was released yesterday.
MEDFORD SASH & DOOR COMPANY
PHONE 2291.
Window Frames, Oak Veneered Doors, with JJovol Plato, carried in stock chcup.
Office Fixtures and all kinds of Planing Mill Work, Including Turned Work
and Fancy Grills.
F STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND 8 EVENTH STREETS.
AT THE SERVICE OF
DEPOSTITORS AND CLIENTS
Stat Depositary.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
$125,000
The Jackson County Han It places al
the nervico of its d'positors aud client
tho beat facMitics in banking. Tho ot
ficerj are pleased to rendur counsel an
advice on fiuauoiul mutters.
Accounts, subjo-t to cheek, aer h
vitcd.
Snfo deposit boxes to rent, f1 pet
year and up.
W. I. VAWTER, President
G. R. LTNDLEY, CashUr
VAN DYKE'S
Dry Goods
Gloves
Clothing
COPYfMOMT
Chsistmas Time
i
is when we try to be right. New Yr'
in wtiou wo try to start right A fie
watch will bo a very great help. They
also inuke tho most appropriate of ft.lt
gifts. We carry a very large line of
tho host makus. Hunting oases and
open face stylus for ladies aad gentle
men, chains, loekottt and every style
of jewolr worn by refined people.
MARTIN J. REUDV
JEWETEE
BREAKFAST SPECIALTIES
Stitr Hacon and Fried Ap
ples, I Tot Rolls and Cof
fee :..30c
Poadied Kfigs, Hot Rolls
and Coffee 30c
Fried Hani, Fried Mush,
Rolls and Coffee 30c
The Louvre
West Seventh Street.
BUSS MILL.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed will apply to tho city council of
the city of Medford, Oregon, at its neit
meeting for a license to sell spiriious.
vinous nnd mart liquors, in quantities
.less than n gallon, for a period of twelve
months, at its place of business at lots
5, 6, 7, 8 and 9, in block 20, in tb ecity
of Medford, Oregon.
Dated December 8, 190S.
HOTKL NASH COMPANY.
Wo have 12 pages in the December
.... , ...:il I. ......
issue tnat l senu you mm .
si nnires in tho January issue ami i'-
' " .... ... i. i
balanco will be scattered on uirouKo j
the spung and summer.
The Bookkeeper goes to bankers, bro
ken!, office and business men of overy
description, and probably the Knowl
edge of tho advantages of tho Itogue
Hiver valley could not be placet no
fore fin.OIIIJ people of a better elnss.
I list wanted to show you tnai nui
stranger that blew into your city last
spring was not n dead one. Yours re
spectfully,
CILEN-ROOUK ORCHARD CO.
J. M. SWKEXV, .Secretary.
P., S. Your editorial in the issue of
December 2 eoiffr-rning the "Oregon
Realty Unit Co." was hot stuff and
well deserved.
Let every tub stand on its own bot
tom; it is the only way to protect the
orchard industry in Oregon.
I incloso you with tho Bookkeeper s
pamphlet I received describing nn or
chard project in Mendocino county, Cal
ifornia. They used the Miilford figure
almost exclusively, but had the good
manners to give tho valley credit for
its products.
. f t . ... . , ' - 1 tllO f,,l
The writeup referred to is iloscrip j l nave on. nuno uifi ir .- .-
tive or the valley, mosi ni u u-nig i ... j -
Phone 3101.
l'er i.wt.
Steamed Boiled Harb-y, 100 lbs. .1.7D
Min,n,.,l Itolled Barley, .100 IIjb. . 1.C5
Steamed Rolled Barley, 200 lbs..
Oats, Fancy While. 100 lbs
Oats, Ktinvy White, 1000 His
Cow Feed, half wheat, half bar
ley, 100 lbs
Cow Feed, half wheat, half bar
ley, 1000 lbs
Wheat, Com, Hran. Shorts, Whole
Barley and Jiog Feed at lowest
market prices.
Hav, mixed, 300 lbs
Hay, mixed, 2001) lbs
Hay, wheat, loo lbs
Jlay, wheat, 3000 lbs
Ila"v. fancv mix. Ion lbs
Hay, fancv mix. 2000 lbs ;
Remember,, we s-dl scale weight, sav
ing 10 to 1.1 pounds on each bale. 0M
warn
ALLTHH WORLD
LOVES A L0VBR
end overy lady likus a gentleman.
ClUtking doesn 't always Willi tho man
but the book is often taken by its cov
er, and wo niako clothing that give,
that air of style nnd refinement sought
by a g.'iillumun by fitting him out
with the most exclusive styles ill over
coats, cutaway, frock and sack suits
tiiat no one can equal in southern Oro
gon.
I HAVE ON HAND
Newtown Pippin
-AND-
i .no i I
5,80 ipfr
1.85 jiizz
1.70
J. A. KRLUZtR & CO.
IMPORTERS AND TAILORS.
PALM BUILDINO, MEDFORD, ORE
Mr,
M
.so
.87 "4
1.00
TREES FOR SALE
K. EN Y ART, President.
J. A. PERKY, Vice President.
JOHN 8. OltTH, Cashier.
W. H. JACKSON, Ass't Cashier.
A CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
A nice niece of Mission Fnrnitun
wnnld be just the thing. Pretty, useful.
nnrable, and fi suitable gift for anyone
Let the Mission Furniture Works make
it. Prices about one half usually chsrg
ed. Any design, any color, any finish
dull, waxed or polished. Drop in. Shop
on cnrn.r of Eighth and H streets.
.I' from the
Tribune.
Hurtiraltnrnl issue of Tlie
FRISCO GAMBLING SHARKS
VICTIMIZED CASHIER LE BEUF
HAS FHAN' ISCO, (ill., Iec. 11.
IWildv a willing victim, but a vie
tilll nevertheless. Alfred Al phonic Le
Bciif. defaulting crishi. r of Hale Broth
ers in Oakland, w:is li.-lp.-l to bis ruin
bv a notorious gambling hoii'e on the
outskirts of Oakland.
"The Boulevard Park notel just off
of Oakland avenue and slightly north
of Elmhurst, run by Pat Huyes, is
10,000 HAKTI.ETT PEA UN
2.000 COMICK PEARS
4,000 D'AN.IOIJ PEAKS
2.000 WINTER NELL1S
A limited number of Idaho, Flemish
Beauty, Sickel, Clapp's Favorite, Win
ter Bartlett Pears.
CI1EKRIF.S Eambert, Royal Anne.
Bing.
PEACH STOCK Muir, Elberla. Eur
lv and Late Crawford. Salway, !ter.
Earlv Charlotte.
A "full lino of APPLE TREES vt all
leading varieties.
L. B. WAIiNER,
Oakdale A venue.
1
THEMEDFORD NATIONAL BANK ;
MEDFORD, OR.
CAPITAL - - $50,000
SURPLUS - - 10,000
Safety Boxes For Rent. A General Bank
in Business Transacted. We
Solicit Your Patronage.
Spitzenburg Trees
TU.UUU AND FOUR-FOOT SIZES.
Aid - OTMKlt VARIETIES IN ANY
: : : SIZE DESIRED : : :
L. E. HOOVER
MEDFORD, OREGON.
A sent. Yakima Valley Nursery.
i ALBANY WILL EXTEND THE
LIMITS OF THE CORPORATION
AI.MANY. Or., Die. Hi. A'baay is
preparing t" "k sti p to ext-nd tin-l,.,ii-,dary
limit. Mayor Wallnce has up
pointed a commit! f Ihri'e to inves
tigate and report to the council r.t a
future meelii g. The resid. nee portion
of '.he city has materially grown wini
;.. I'... lut fcr.- v.ars. and now -.he citi
zens of outlying actions arc uppealing
for admittance. Kastwarl tho city has
xtended its residence S"ctior. ho far as
to make it absolutely essential to their
velfare Jut Ih'sc suburbanites to be in
bided in th" limits; southwestward tin-
increase in new residences has been so
'ie:it as to reach the Cal'ipoolr. bridg-.
Ins niovmi in win uiiiig
atiif.unt of property on the iiHsesitio;i!
rollH and a consequent increase in tin
revenues of the city fiom tax alone.
Mlrs. Hrene 1'famptoit Isaacs
-3ntructor of -piano. lisxt 5tttr,o6
Stule at 3lilBC. 5lo'" OniW Slrtil
As!i vour dealer for
MANUEL LOPEZ
clear Havana Cigar.
HART CIOAB CO., Ptsttlbntors, Vortland, Ot.