- i
SEA BATHING.
""Tht Eff.ct. of Salt Air and Wator en
h Human Body.
There Is ri'iiBon why pim-uts hiivo
lu nil tlnifs ami l ull wulwvoml
to give their vbililrt'ii Iliu bvui'llt of m-ii
. nil- mill mm Imtlitnt;. An llnliim phjsl-'i-lau,
(lurumi, tells ulioiit It:
It U ugiwil, lie says, llmt all IIvIiib
uriciiulKUM lii'K'i" "K'lr Hint existence in
suit water anil tlmt us a result t lie hu
man liixly (uml Inileoil every niiiiiul
body) Is larcely made up of salt. If
vou taste your lilooil uv y-.-ur tears,
ivlilrli are ttie extraet of hioml. you
v.lll find tliat both are ipilte salt In
I'.avor. .More man tins, lunvever, every
HluK Ix'lntf possesses within Ills hotly,
lu the eelluhir staKe. all tliuw sir.in;e
marine organisms whlrli ive slu.ly
r urlomly In museuiiis. Ai'il. sivii:.r.
rays (lerusa. that the anamat nf sra
water euiitained In every hinly N e ;ual
to iine tlilril nf that bmly's welsht, n .
ilear that lu the lnlliiluwliimll.v i".i:li
tnentary form all known nmrine lil'e
must he present lu the l! 1. Ttie re
mit In that when we halhe In the : u.l
ur hreathe the sea air we ivpla.-e tin1
utiiouut of essential salt v, hh !i Is eon
rtuutly ileereasInK la the's.'.sleni anil
nil uiii'ousrloLisly to our.-elvi s. weak
euluy it. Salt water, says Cero..i.
really the main prlnelple of life.
It is the tlrst eoMilltloli of iv:i '.leo .
v.'hleb the llvhij; oitfanl.'-'nis l.new. I
Is therefore always n;io-,l f;ir ihe loly
whether It lie enjoyed at the seaside .'
brought In but ties from the sen. In
particular Is It very va'uuMe l l the
eut:e of wea';!lnj? ehildre". anil t;n-:e i
no bodily stimulant so hiriiMniiih;; t"
the very young as sea water.
, THE VOODOO IN HAITI.
Human Sacrifices to the God cf th?
Serpent.
There la ample proof that Innirin I
lugs hnvo been otlVre l in s:n rill, vs.
tilt; god of tlie Herpcnt' In Haiti. A
, French ntvhblshop of the Island de
scribes ii visit made by one nf tn
priests to vuculuu assembly. Tin
man had disguised himself ha m iw.'vo.
nridhc wnjr tlnis nhle-'to Mninple undo
tec ted with the crowd In the ol purity
outside the Hue red circle. Alter tin
white cock n ml white goat had been
si a in iiud offered up tuul their IiIim.'
hud been sprinkled on Hie company i
burly young negro came forward nix'
prostrated himself before the priestess
Then, still kneeling, lie imtde lii
prayer: "O man mn, 1 have a favor to a;.;k ol.
thee."
"What Is It, my sou?j Raid -the
Degress encouragingly. i :-:
"Wilt thou not give us, to couiplotY
the snerluYe. the (font without Jit.rns'r.'
The prlesteiis gave n sign of jissi'iit.
The crowd rounduhout separated, and
there was revealed n child Milling with
Its feet hound. The Freii' Ii priest
rushed away In search of nsd -dance hi
preventing the nnlndy 1ho, but the
nuthorltlcM on whom he called were
strangely slothful. When dually, on
the day following, they arrived nt the
place of assembly. they found the
grewsome remains of a sncrillco and n
feast, among them the boiled skull of
the child. .Marvin Dana In Metropoli
tan Magazine.
When Men Hurry.
"Singular,' said a man walling for a
train on an elevated ruilruad platform
ftud looking down n street to where a
hundred men mid boys had ga there I
around two wogonH that had come to
get her hi collision, "there arc a bun
dred men standing around those tv.
wagons, Ju.it standing tnere. rawping
apparently witli nothing else to el
and not Id a bit of a hurry, but let an.
one of those men come up the t:ii.
to this platform when there is a trai .
coming In and he'd rush and hurry -an
tear himself apart to cat Hi that tri!
and get glum If he missed It. then-'
he knew very well that thrrcU be :;
other train here In ft minute. f,pt h
miss a train by a second and Ir.
thinks the world Is coming to an en'
let him see somebody hoist Inir a .-if
ap the yutslde of a building and !:
will stop nnd waste half an hour.
"now do you necount'for thai?"
New York Sun.
Mme. tia Struvc's Wit.
Secretary Hlaine had said of Mme
de Struve that she was the bfirfitwt
woman he had ever met. and every
body who knew her agreed with thin
verdict. Her knowledge of Knglish
won remarkable, even for a Russian,
and her sallies were famous For In
stance, the day when Secretary Bay
ard wos made head of the American
diplomatic service his daughter, Miss
Kate Itayard. said laughingly to a
young secretary of legation. "Itemem
ber. I am now daughter of your chief!"
to which came, quick as a flash, the
retort from Mine, de Struve's lips,
'Oh, we all know that you are miss
chlef.'" Army nnd Navy Mfe.
His Terms Varied.
"I Hvn fl Hri'i rowmti.oi iw.vt Ttiur.
day evening, and I should like some
muFle. piano soios particularly. What
would be your terms?" Thus a lady
to a professional Instrumentalist. I
"Kef I go zero simply ns a mtislcian," I
was the reply. 'uud blny my selections
nnd leave I gharge fife guineas, but
eef 1 must " as a guest und spend zo
whole evenings talking to von pack of
fools I gharge don guineas!" London
Graphic.
A Sure Thing.
She 01,1 father say anything about
you being too young'' Ile-YVell, yes:
but he sold Pd nee pretty rapidly after
we were married and I found I had to
pay your bills. Illustrated Bits.
A happiness that Is quite undis
turlicd becomes tiresome; we rontt
have ups and downs. Mo 11 ere.
Human Nature.
Take the cast; of the fellow In the
next block. You have always consid
ered him uppish. He has considered
yon upptsb. One dny you are intro
duced, and then each of you discovers
the other to 1 n pretty good sort.-St
Paul Pioneer-Press.
There are enough serious things In
life without cncfMerlPfr yoir"lf one
of them.- i-nlc's Caleiidar
SELF EVIDENT.
Whit the Man Wanted When H. Got
In the Barber's Chair.
Tho baldlieaded man with four days
growth of heard ou his chlu entered
the barber's simp nnd sat down Ju one
of the operating chairs.
"Shave, .sir'"
"No!" growled the mau lu the chair.
"I want U be measured for a suit of
Clothes."
"This Isn't a tailor shop, sir."
"What is h?"
"It's a bar! km shop."
"W'Uut work do you do In this shop?"
"Shave men and cut tKelr hair, Blr,"
! "lo you think a man with uo hair on
his head would come here to have bis
hair cut?"
"No, sir."
"Then, presuming mo to bo a saue
man, but baldhcuded, what would you
uaturally suppose 1 came for?"
"For u shave."
"Then why did you ak me If
I wanted a shave when I took a seat
lu your chair? Why didn't you go to
work at once? If Borne of you barbers
would cultivate a habit of Inferring
from easily ascertained data. Instead
of developing such wonderful conver
sational powers, it would be of mate
rial aid In advancing yon In your
chosen vocation aid of expanding
your profits. Do you comprehend?"
"Yes, sir." replied the man as he be
gan to lather the customer's face Id n
dazed sort of way. And he never even
asked him If he wanted brilliaiitlue on
wheu the opera tiou was performed.
EPICURES STUDY HOTELS.
Then They Go One Place or Another,
as Fancy Dictates.
Epicures accustomed to dining lu ho
tels and restaurants study the policy
of each fashionable place aud readily
I Just why they go to one place or
avoid another. They have their likes
and dislikes, aside from actual eating.
regarding the waiters, the music, the
ventilatlou nnd a hundred aud oue
other things n casual visitor would
fall to appreciate.
For Instance, at oue restaurant only
single portions are served for one per
son. At nuother, where the cooking is
equally good, half portions, nearly or
quite as large as the slnglo portions of
other places, are served for oue per
son. There was a little dispute at a '
well known hotel over a mistake In an
order of I rout and chicken, that made
n difference of several dollars on
check for a rather simple dinner for
two. It was settled "out of court," ns
It were, and iuite agreeably, but hotel
managers regret and try to avoid these i
mistake, especially wheu the customer
Is n regular visitor, Tor they kuow he i
never forgets the details of bis eating
and Is slow to forgive au error. ,
Another peculiarity of diners is as to
the location of tables. Souie persons
cling to oue table and feel aggrieved
when they find another in their fuvor
lto seat. Uestaui'uut proprietors have
tried to understand this peculiarity of
their patrons, but have to admit they
fail to explain It. St Louis Republic.
Why Naval Uniforms Are Blue.
Naval uniforms all the world over
pretty well are uavy blue. The Brit
ish' fashion lu this matter has been the
rule with maritime people in general.
That blue was ever selected for the
king's naval service was a fortuitous
happening. When In 1747 the ques
tion of uniform was being considered
the color selected had very like to
flave been French gray laced with sil
ver. While the king was still not
quite decided he saw the Duchess of
Bedford In a riding habit of blue
faced with white and enlivened with
gold lace. It was a revelation. Here,
the king declared, was the uniform for
his sen service officers, nnd uo more
was heard of French gray. The navy
took to blue, and every other navy has
taken to it since. Pal! Mall Gazette.
A Reasonable Translation.
The teacher was telling the class In
fourth grade geography about the great
seals of the different states, using the
pictures in the dictionary ns the basis
of the lesson. Pointing to tho seal of
Virelnln. she asked:
'Nov.-. wit" (;ri tell tne from thi'
,-lture wh.it should be the meaning
af these I.itln words: 'Sic sempei
tyrannls? "
P..-1 ley's h.-e went up.
'.'.!! i;;;!:!. P. l.by; yo.t may tell ns."
'"'!'-! e y rr foot off my no. k.'" was
IV re;h.Ttif!;re.
Tit Fcr Tat.
The '. ;: : .! not llkv to be cad
i A ; ! :';n'.i -iit v:is traveling
'v ; '. . t i YoUrY-ir a when an
"! u c ir b-.iiii-1 ncru :s find
!. ' :;1 ''':;e' ::iv you. riiinesi-
( i ; '" : !i ;.::! In ecelleni
" ' '' I hi'M'ire , h:it 'key" are
ti mo:i;ey'.'" - Philadel-
I'.trn Qutclion.
i c.:. i i'l-ea ( a tr
; a year i i New York
co:e Idi ralily .lounger
I- i he "ealerti ques-
--. I ee:- heaid Wflfl.
:t .o ;!i'' ""('hii-agij
I Ir:.
V:i..
OR DIN A NCR NO. .
An ordinance amending section 3 'of
ordinance Nn. .10, npprc.cd February 10,
1!M2, by fixing the liquor license in
Medford. Oregon, at the sum of $800
per annum.
The citv of Medford Hotb ordain as
follows:
Section 1. That section .1 of ordi- I
nance No. .10 of the tity of Medford,
Oregon, entitled "An ordinance to regu
late the licensing and sale of spiritoua,
vinous nnd malt liquor in the city of
Mm ford, and the maneer of enforcing
said regulations, and to repeal all or
dinance nnd parts of ordinances in con
flict with thin ordinance, " approved
February 10. lm2, be tnd tho same is
hereby amended so a to rad as fol
lows: "Section 3. Before any person
, shall obtain a license to sell spiritons.
i vinous or malt liquors, he shall pay
i to the city treasurer i nd take his re
leipt therefor, at follows: For a license
MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUXE.ORK (iOX, SATURDAY, JANUARY 0,
" w iilinto8. vinous
r man ii4aorn, the sum of eit bun.
, for a license for six months
3r any uuen injuora, tue hiiiii 0f four
mimuni uullara; and ue lieiiNu slii.ll he
graaieu tor a obnrter period tlinn six
niumus; ami no liceus.- sli;i be trans
rerreu to any other portion hv t he per
son to whom it is issu-d. except hv the
I'otisHiit of the rity pouticil duly ea'tored
upon tlit records of saiil ciu'iih ,.,..1
tli couueil may refuse to consent
any stieh traiiBfer. and mnv wfmn
license wheoever, in its jmlgmont, the
ippiirant is not h proper person to have
such license, or the building or pert of
the city in which said applicant pro
poses to carry on mica husinens in not
satisfactory to the council, and for the
same reasons it niay-c.incol and revoke
any license issued, upon refunding a
proportionate part of the money re-
eived therefor.
Section 2. This ordinance shall be
a full force and effuct ou aud after
February 1, 1009, and all persons now
conducting the business aforosaid un-
iler liceuso from tho city, shall, on or
before said date, pay to the city treas
urer a sum equal to tho difference
between the license paid by such per
son nnd the liceuso exacted hereby pro
portionate to the length of time re
maining of the time for which their
respective licenses wore issued, and up
on the failure of nny such person so to
do within said time, his license shall
by such failure bo docnud canceled and
revoked without further proceeding by
the council, and he shall be punished
as by ordinance elsewhere provide!.
Section 3. All ordinances and parts
of ordinances in conflict herewith arc j
hereby repealed, in so far ns they so .
couflict.
The foregoing ordinance was passed ,
by the city council January 5, 100!), !
Trowbridge voting aye, Morrick no, !
Eifert aye, Wortinau n. ITafer aye, Ol
well absent.
Approved .Tanunrv 5, 1000.
J. P. RKHDY, Mayor
Attest:
BEN.T. M. COLLTNS,
Recorder.
KLAMATH FALLS POSTAL
RECEIPTS SHOW BIO GAIN
KLAMATH FALLS, Jan. R. Klam
ath Falls will undoubtedly become a
second class postoffice at tho begin
ning of tho fiscal year in July. The
business of t he of f co has been in
creasing nt a wonderful rate anil un
less tho receipts of the next quarter
gn below that of the poorest in the Inst
nine months, KInmnth Falls will be
entitled to a second elnss office.
At present tho Klamath Falls office
is in the third class, but with the
ceive nn increase in salary of $100 and j
also several hundred dollars additional 1 It doesn't pay. Keep your eyes fixed
will be allowed for clerk hire. The of-' on our exceptional offerings. Pino Lai
fice will receive more equipment and loring enn only be secured from the
better accomodations. i hands of high-class tailors. Our expe-
The receipts for tho past threepence and methods aro certainly worth
quarters ore: First quarter, PUM.74; investigation. We employ tin; beta
second quarter, 1 920.2!: third quarter. ' workmen uml our ctohtes are without
$24:t5.0, making a total of tdlfiO.ftl doubt the most carefully selected in the
for the three quarters. The receipts of city.
nn offico must reach irSflOO n year lie
fore it is admitted into (he second class.
This leaves $lS:t0.07 wrth of biminess
to he done in the next three month1, or ;
a triflo more than the poorest quarter
in the year,
Compare
the Quality
Allen & Reagan
Groceries, Chinaware, Fruit
and Feed
If You Owned the Earth
creaxe in v.-lu 1 i" hi 'orn
preduciug capacity inrrcuHes, but with'tim r g'nt t nni of an on-har
d, such an some we have, to show, the jmrelia-er ';' a clunif " of g '
ting his purchase price back out f a inglc mp, w.th proper inan
agement. How can wealth b" accumu lated fatT tl.r.n ly bnytiig o
ne of the good young orchards we hnvr 'for sal ?
Always at vmir service for th best Imyi in thi vnlby,
ROGUE RIVER LAND COMPANY
EXHIBIT B1.1LWNO,
HARRIMAN PLANS TO
BUILD LINE TO SOUTH
l!l, I'ASD, ,l:ni. i. A. -ding to
private iiilui inal inn it-ci-ivrd here I'mm
New York, K. II. ll:,iT!iuaii has dend
ed to build a railway (rent the main
line of the Sunt hero l'aeific smith into
Mexico. Heginiiiiiir ai j- point east of
Kl Paso, the propo.. ll( w line will ex
tend through t he u- oil fields ill
northeastern ('hili:iu:ni.. and thence
throng the timber le-i-.n of North Tin ;
tral Mexico to a cmno . tion with llie,
(iuayimiK and tituulahi i.ua line now be- i
iug built.
Medford Theater
SATURDAY, JAN. 9
13. ,T.
CAl.M'KXTHR
of tVi-h
"Why
Girls
Leave
Home"
Strictly iMt;tl and iVcc
from sonsat'f 1 alisni.
Prices 2")( fnV, 7"s $1.00
NEVER LOOK BACK
EIFERT
The City Tailor
It in. ami always
been our ami tu s.i
our t'lislomt-rs
gnoils of the hi:
qnriliu and to ilia!
wo mi- always
'(tutliiy to nor line.
'id('iti'u of " p-eli
Willi
;h",.l
ding
The
'rre-l
ti-nhes our
i.r -rade
.1
Goods most complete.
Our n-rviee always 1 he
b et and every nerom-
e, . II OUT t-nstoiiier!
Yon couldn't f;nd a better plan
to live than in t Im; gl'.rioiH
Rogue Hi'T alley, with i i s i r.
comparable winr and 'aiiMincr
Climate. ,hlt HOW We have uMie
part ieitlarly good developed or
chard propositions to Kiilnait 1o
the hoinrsrol.ci, v.'liiHi ar- nure
winneis. I'. ' give this inat'w
iirimedKilo alt tition. It does not
take n very wje man to foresee
that the ad'vnnee in v::lne whi. n
we have been pn d if t ni in in
coming pn.dii' ai-,' f ! t'l !H
about to iiiiit. -rialie. A good
young orchard wifi not -My in
MKDFOIlU, OKKd'iN
rrr - --- mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmaBmmmmmmmmmammmammmmam
1 lily Business- Pi
I r i.ot tim- - i i i r
B
MISSION FURNITURE WORKS
inalie that piece ) 'irniture. Any
design, any color, any fiuisli
dull, waxed or polished. Hhop on
cor. of St li and II streets.
W. M. Colvig. 0. L. Roamos.
COLVIQ ft REAMES
Lawyers.
Offico:Mcdford Hank Rldg.
Ground floor.
Cook Stows and rnnges. Phone 91
MORDORFF & WOLF
New njid Second-Hand Furnituro
Kadi' old stand, 18-20 F St. South
Medford, Or.
KARNES ROOMING HOUSE
Newly built nnd newly furnished
All modern conTeniences.
D. G. Karnes, Prop.
S. Q St., Medford, Or.
MEDFORD CEMLNT BRICK &
BLOCK Co. will '-e prepared Feb
ruary la to fumi-di cement brick.
1 teller than pressed brick and
just as ch"a). In estigate before
cout raet iug. P. (. Uox 1 IS.
MEDFORD TEA AND COFFEE
HOUSE Specialists in Tons, Cof
fees, Kxtracts, Bilking Powder
and Spices. We carry all kinds of
dinner ware and fancy dishes.
210 W. Seventh St. Medford. Or
DR. GOBLE
The only exclusive Optician be
tween Portland nnd Sacramento.
Offico on Seventh Street.
When others fail, call on
DR. E. J. BONNER
Eyo Specialist
Office in Kagle Pharmacy
Main ".'l.'t. Seventh nnd Main
THE HOTEL EMERIOK
Rooms from fid cents to $l,fi0 pe
day. All modern conveniences,
We solicit your patronage.
VALLEY AUTO CO. have opened
their ih w garage and repair shop
hark of the Moore hotel. Motor
ears stored ami taken euro of. All
work guaranteed. Phono No. UlO.'l
Tliis mosl licimliriil ;ilili1ioi U Mcdl'unl is to bo put on the market and t-lie
first sal.' will occot- h'KMDAV. .IAN IT A I? Y 15, 1!)()!).
LARGE SIZED LOTS
(lond v,a i-dcii soil, natural cok trees, wide streets, four liloeks to JsYrtli school,
si irrrtiic (ilrfiuhf in.
LOW TIMCKS AND UF, SOTA BLR TKRMS.
J. C. BROWN
Exclusive Agent Palm Block
"Al'TATN REPORTS THAT
OIL BURNERS ARE SUCCESS
SANTA liAIMiAIfA .Ian. '.(.--The
I "i-it i I Mat'M llioliitftl ( 'hey etl It i t r
, .m'Iv f'ttt.d for t.il Itiirnin. am-liore I
tl' -ah'a l'.:nbar;i thi-' ntorii. n. Tie'
i l:. -. one b.-iiii- h - pe. d trial t...
n 1 1 . t apt a tu K rmpp fays of oi I
su. 1 f..r rth.p. "Wo hac tried it
I'iii- -(..on lime an-1 tii-l it (jive-
"... i;..n. ! ''.'lli:o.t U'iv eut llie re-nt
.1' o.,r 1 1 .lis until at'l. ; my r--p..rt is
Mllmiitted to the nava: i).-:ild. I e:i'i
oiilv sav that oil has i'iv n r. at :at
iI :i' I I. III.
1000,
THE R. R. V. LUNCH ROOM
Finest cup of coffee on
tho Pacific ('oast.
IJ. II. Lorimer Prop.
ARTHUR H. DAVIS
Contracting Electrical Engineer.
210 W. Seventh St., Medford, Or,
ENVELOPES printed to order
LETTERHEADS of all styles
by The Tribune,.
THE ELECTRIC AND FRENCH
DRY CLEANING AND PRESS
ING WORKS
W. E. Lane & Son, Props.
Opposite Hotel Moore,
Medford Oregon
WASCHAU & BROWN
wish to announce to their patrom
that they aro located in their ucw
quarters iu tho Young & Hull
building.
Billiards, Cigars nnd Tobneeos.
DR. FRANK ROBERTS
Dentist
Office hours: 8 to 12, 1 to 4.
Miles Building, Soventh Street,
Medford, Oregon.
THE MISSION GRILL
Always open for business. Neat
and clean. Up to dato. Popular
prices,
IU So. C St. Lambert & Brown
For good bargains in Watches
aud Jewelry, Pistols, Mnsical In
struments, go tu
THE MEDFORD LOAN OFFICE
C Street.
MEDFORD FURNITURE CO.
Undertakers
Dny Phone 53
Night PhoneB C. W. Conklin 38
J. H. Butler 148
DR. R. T. CONROY
Successor to Dr. Jones.
Offico in the Stewart Building.
RIVERSIDE
SUBDIVISION
j
f
NOTICE
The Hotel formerly known as tlie Taylor House in
Jacksonville, Or., 'has changed management and
will lieneelVtrtli he known as the
ABBOTT HOUSE
under the management of C. D. & M K. ABBOTT.
'I'ln- !:on-e has heen remodeled and made modem
n.;d iij)-to-dat(! in every respect and rates are ns
reasonable as eonsistnt with first-class service.
m
j J
1
rectory
SAVOY THEATER
North d'Anjou Street.
Latest motion pictures aud illus
trated songs. Kutire change of
program Monday. Wednesday aad
Friday. Admission 10 centi.
BIJOU THEATER, W. 7HH ST.
Continuous performance erery
evening of motion pictures and il
lustruted ballads. Entire change
of program Monday, Wednesday
and Friday. Admission 10 cents.
WM. H. AITKEN
Plumbing, Steam and Hot Water
llonting.
Phoae S2.
210 W. Sevenfb St.. Medford, Or.
EDEN VALLEY NURSERY
N. S. Bennett, Medford, Or.
Grow trees that sell, sell trees
that grow auad fruit true to label
VERNE T. OANON
Hillposter and distributor. All
orders promptly filled.
Room 7 Jacksou Co. Bank Bldg.
Medford, Or.
. F. COOK
Sells treos that grow. ,
Offico: R. li. V. Depot.,
O. Box 4l. Phone CM.
Medford, Or.
MRS. ED. ANDREWS
Vole Culture aud Art of Singing
Studio at Residence.
Fast Medford. phone 225
S. R. SEELY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Modern equipped operating rooms
2-Ray. Office hours: 10-12, 2-4 p.
m. Office in Jackson Co. Bk. bldg
JACK FREDENBURG
Scavenger.
Garbage, hauled.
Medford.
J. M. KEENE, D. D. S.
Dentist
Specialist in oporutive dentistry
Painless xtrnction of teeth.