THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREO ON, SATURDAY. MARCH (i. 1009.
ANOTHER CARLOAD OF
ACME CEMENT PLASTER
JUST RECEIVED. WE HAVE LIME IN ANY QUANTITY
Standard Portland Cement d
LUMBER that Gives Satisfaction
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3
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KNOT
NAPOLEONS WILL PLAY
NO EXHIBITION
GAMES
rLKVKLAXD, Olro. Man-It (i Tli.
X.'ijmh'niiH of t lit b:iie ball hVM. to tin
i!iunl'r nf n Hi'orp nid 11 half, iiiaili
( 'li-vt'laiiil their Mccci today ami will
fin smith tomorrow under ManHjji'r L:i
joic'H protecting v i n . Mobile iff t lie
t nulling camp seleeted for the. Xaps,
i:t d the hat t fry men, under Jim Me
(iiiirc, arc already in t lie fin If oast
city.
No exhibition nanus will be played
on tlie road by the Xnps, the jinnies
being conned to a series with tli"
Mobile team of the Cotton States
lenpne and nnother with Xow Orleans
f f the Southern.
fJnmes will be played in Mobile
I'fter the gathering of the Cotton State
ter.m's phi vers, Marnh HI. Tlie f i rt
game will be played on March 11. He
yond t he arranging of that one date
ro schedule !in:i been formulated. The
Naps will leave Mobile for Xew Or
leans March 22 and play in that city
l-ntil the night of plil 11, when the
Clevelanders will leave for St. LnuiH
to open tlie American league s.-asou
1 here April 14. The schedule for
New Orleans has not been prepared.
MAY NOT ELECTROCUTE
YOUTHFUL MURDERER
NEWARK, X. .T., March fi. After
nil preparations had been made to put
Walter Zerler, a ninteui year old boy,
to death in the electric chair yesterday,
lis attorney notified the state prison
Mithorities that he Lad secured a stay
of execution. Tt is understood that he
(btnined the stay two weeks ago, but
look no action on the matter until a
n few hours before the youth was to
have been put to d'.Hh. Young Zeeler
was convicted of murdering his grand
frtVr. William Reed, r.t Vineland X. J.,
for the purpose of robbery. Tt is con
sidered probable that on tlie account of
his youth his sentenc will bo commuted
to life imprisonment. Two chums of
the bov who turn .l str'.te s evidence.
ere serving thirty wnr sentence in the
I eni'entitary fr complicity in
crime.
NEW IMMIGRATION. LAWS
IN MEXICO GO INTO EFFECT
KL PASO, March (. The new immi
gration laws of Mexico are now in
force. The laws are similar to those of
(he 1'nited Slates, and will greatly aid
the 1'nited States bolder officers, who
liavo had much trouble in the past be
cause of undesirable foreigners flock
ing to the M'ut Cirnnde border through
MexicAu ports.
LARGE AMOUNT BONDS SOLD
FOR ASHLAND ELECTRIC PLANT
KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL,
the
WILL ASK RAILROADS
TO LEND THEIR AID
CHICAGO. 11.. March fi The Amcri
cj;ii Railway Engineering and Main
tenance of Way association will try t"
induce the railroads of the country to
co-operate actively villi the National
Conservation 'onmiins'on with a view
to protecting and increasing t ho timber
supplv. A recomendiition of this effect
will ie made by a special commission
nt the coming session here. March 1".
The causes of the recomendat ion are to
found in the crowing emergency which
confronts the railroads with f
securing railroad tics.
Health $s Worth Saving, and Somo Med
ford People Know How to Save It,
Many Med ford people t::ko their lives
in their hands by neglecting the kidneys
when they know the;ie organs need help.
Sick kidneys are r sponsible for a vast
Timout of suffering and ill health, but
there is no need to suffer nor to remain
i:i danger when ;;!! diseases and aches
:mn1 pains due to weak kidneys can be
ijiiirUly and permanently cured by Hie
life of 1 loan's Kidney rills. Here is a
Med ford citizen's recommendation:
A. . Sears, Fifth and H streets. Mel- '
ford. Or., says: "t have used Doan's
Kidney pills and am glad to say that
Die results were mont grat ifying. T 1
suffered for a long time from pains in :
my back and found it difficult to stoop. :
The kidney secretions were too frequent
and annoyed me greatly during the
light. Poan's Kidney Pills were r.n
highly recommended thai T procured n
box at Raskins' drug store. T had only ;
tr.ken them a short time when T found
that they were the remedy T. required. '
1 continued, my general health nnprov-
1 and T felt better in every way. I
take pleasure in recommending Dean's
Kidnev Pills to others."
For sale bv all dealers. Price 50 cents.
The Ashland city council met in
regular session Tuesday evening, says
i he Tidings. Four i ouneilnieti were
I resent, the Mayor and the other rep
nsontatives being away on a tour of
paving invest igat ion. Fnder provis
ions of the charter the Recorder called
Councilman Cu iiningham to tlie chair
:is acting Mayor pro t em, I he 1 hree
theis present being Conncileineii Myer.
Provost and Stennett.
Recorder read eoinmunica! ions from
Morris llros., of Port hind, agents for
the bond purchasers, iH'cepting the issue
end considering the negotiations ter
minated. The city is now in possession
of the securities, all signed up and ren
dy for delivery to the extent of $77. "".
end the money is available as needed.
With the negotiations at ail end. it is
e ted that wot !; on t ho elect rie
light system will be renewed at mi
(isrlv dav.
Teddy's Cousin an Heiress.
NEW YORK. March ti. The will of
the late Emma Cum in in? of V.:i Hamp
ton, L. 1., disposing nf an estate valued
nt more than $!, ,n(m, was admitted
to probate today. A granddaughter,
M iss Olgo Roosevelt . a cousin of t he
ex president, is one . f the beiioficin
in s receiving the income from 'Jim.noti
until she becomes 21 years of age. when
she will get the principal, llartmouth
college receives $21, "'HI ; ISnwdoin,
nun and several Xew York institutions
MOMiu each.
Foster-Milburn Co., Puffelo, X.
ngents for the United States.
Remember the name Poan's
take no other.
Y., sole
I
- nnd
51
Prepaid Railroad Orders. j
'Something which ia of considerable"
interest, to the public generally ami .
which is perhaps not generally known
the system of prepaid orders now m
effect between stati ns of the Southern
Pacific company and r.ll points in the
United States. ly means of this system
tickets may be purchased at Medford
from any place in the United States and ;
mailed or telegraphed direct to the par
ty wishing to come here. Sleeper ac
commodations and small amounts of
cash in connection with these tickets
may also be forwarded at the same
time." tf
in :j I5fe5
SELL STAMPS TO GET
FUNDS TO AID OOMPERS
XEW YORK. Mur.li R Tlie snlo nf
rlnmps, similar tn Hi - r0"n nf ,,1P
Cross will bo ndnpK'l lv nrcanizil In
hnr in this country lr rrisn n fund for
tlif clofonoe of ProsinVnt 0.imi"'rs nn'l
Iris associates, who woro rnnvii-tM nf
rnnt mpt of court. In iho iv-iitcr ot
rncli stamp will hp a far similo nf tin
sonl of the American Federation nf I. a
Imr. ami below it the words.
"A Free Press nnd Free Speech."
The stamps are now being prepared
and will !c distribute! soon. The price
that they will he soil for has nnt been
fixed.
SALOON WRECKED BY
BOMB; TWO ARRESTED
.T VMAIf A. L. I.. March A saloon
1 op- bv an Indian was wrecked by a
bomh nhout midnicht. The front part
,.t ihn hnildiniT was binwn nut. and had
not the prnpietnr clnsed his place for
Ihe nieht he would in nil prnn.inun.
have been killed. Two men are r.rrest
H. They had been I iected from thi
I'Nce early in the niffht.
ORrHXAXCK NO. 1T!.
A:i ordinance providing for the can
cili::l imi and teritiinatim of a eerlairi
contract between 111' city nf Medfnrd
and one Tinbort Kin.r for Ihe making
nf taps and ennneetinns wish the waler
peet tnl'nanis nf said city.
.TCTinn I. I liai r-Miain rnnii.n-i .11
er-d intn between the city nf Medfnrd
nd Robert Kini! for makitii; all taps
nd cniMiectinna will) the ei.v water
iiiain-. which was entered into on or
bout the .".111 dav of September. 10".
pursuant to ordinance pro idins fnr the
xeeutinii of such contract, entitled An
rdinance prr-vi-!inLr ''"r the ex'-cutinn
f a contract with Hoberl Kine for
makintr taps aiei cone, t mes v.nn m-
newly installed .:-'-il e yt-m f
the water supply ' vstem nf the city nf
Medfnrd and piovidin th terms tie r.-
f." passed August Hli. 10ns. be an.l
tl-e same is here'.y e: n. elle 1 nn.l UT
tninated. and the city r .rl-r is In .el.v
directed to notify tail R..bert Kine nf
-:aid cancellatieti and terrninat inn nf
-.aid contract and to r"piire him tn im
n.ediatelv turn ever t the i!perintnr
ent of the water plant all to.,ls ami up
plies in his haml M-l.-B:itf I" th ri,.v
..f Medfnrd.
The fnreeninc r.rd-eance was pn.ied
on the 4th dav of March. 1!"0. on the
fnllowine vote: Welch aye. Merrick ave.
Fifert ave. Fmerick r.y . Worttnan aye.
TVmmer ave.
Approved March 5th. lft"!.
W. II. C. NOV. Mayor.
Attest:
r.FV.f. M. fnf.I.IXS.
3rjn I'ily He.-order.
HARMONY
IN YOUR
NEW HOME
Color blemlitiR of Furniture,
Draperies, Carpets, Woodwork,
Walls, make home life happier.
Our enpert decorative sperialist will
virit your city soon. Without obli
(Tiitini; you he will dircuii the fur
nishings for your new home.
Wf.e tor partirul.n
J. G. Mack & Co.
Furniture and Carpets
roMi.AM). or.rr.on
Sir.gft Rooms FurniihtJ Tastefully
WATCH MEDFORD GO
First Lictsiug our opinion on the growth of the
city during the past two years, vc hclieve Medford
will have a population of .)()()() or 10,01)0 one year
from now. Is there anything to stop iff
Second- The development of vast coal fields, close
to Medford, which is absolutely assured, means a big
payroll and a great increase in city business. Inves
tigation will convince the most skeptical that this
will occur.
Third The next ninety days will show active
work on road to one of the greatest timber belts in
the 1'nited tStates. This means lumber for box fac
tories and all kinds id' manufacturing, employing
hundreds of men within the city. None can dispute
this.
'on Hit Immense tourist travel to Crater Lake;
new gravity water system; hard surface pavement;
electric railroads, both city and country; active work
copper mines of the Mine hedge district; new schools,
business blocks, residences, etc., etc.
I have the only Main street business lots for sale
at last year's valuation. These cannot be equaled
for income or investment, tuick action will secure
the best buy in the city. For particulars net owner.
Fred'k C. Page
101 MAIN STKKKT
MR I) FOR I)
SAVOY THEATER
TONIGHT
SATURDAY
l-hil ire change of program featuring.
"TIIK SCAI" A stirring r aiu-e, all hand col
ored, in connection with other st rung subjects.
Admission 10 Cents.
ASK. JDIAMOND Btt S f I
TAILORED
Scrcnoly litippy is the man who
run fool that liia gnrmonti are
tailored porfrctly. This is the
feeling nur pntrone can enjoy.
Riilisfiu'tioii will bo yours tf you
liuve your suits, coats, otc, made
licre. Tho way wo fit arouud the
tirck nnd Rhouldors is a revels
ticin. Try im. The largest line
of iluincHtic and Imported Suitings
in Southorn Oregon.
W. W. EIFERT
THE PROGEbSSIVB TAILOR
Great Reduction in Clocks
TOR the Next 30
Days we will
make a Q R E A T
REDUCTION
on all our Clocks
We have too many
and we- need all the
space. See our
Windows and get our
Prices
Eiwood & Burnett
Opposite Nash Hotel
ORTONI MOTEL
OREGON
Modern Comot
MoDERiTI Pricu
ONLY ROOF
GARDEN IN
PORTLAND
jTlic Tourist Uoinliimrter.
KNOAOE ROOMS EAIU.T
FOR TUB ALASKA
YUKON EXPOSITION 1
A- . NORTON. Uuifra
Medford Theater
IMXLKV & Ll'DKK'S- Musical Masterpiece
Win'. TIIK J DMA! IS IT 1 'OSSI RLE?
The BURGOMASTER
IIAKWV IlKUMSKN KTTIl WHITE
nd the same l!ig Conipanv of l''avorites, in
cluding that r.cwitching Chorus of
K A X (i A K () () (II R li S
Wednesday March 10
r -,,-lll' N..rthl Hoti nrf rjim.i.
miUMUUII,HIUM.HIU iMtmuil. !!
I ni'.v iul m mlilor trniihlo It i te best
! nn'lii'ino on nrth. Mm. R. S. Johnson.
.. . . , , , SM lv all ilriiKuit. 1 ripo II by mull
.Tribune Want Ads Insure Results. Try Thenij ,,, Kl . i.oui,.
FOR LADIES If ynti hsvn rnr furs to sell, remem-
Yiit.-s r.i.t.-r. Kas , S. pt., Ifl, 190S. hrr h(ri'- v- B- Finley, 3d
Aftr ...v .l.,.-t.r. tfv m m to rile. Mil Vmnt streets, manufactures all
Hull's Texas Wnndnr, cured me of Kid- J kinds of furs into wearing apparel, rugs,
robes, otc. Old furs cleaned and r
fnodt'Ied, heeoming nearly as gool as
new. Taiiderinif and tanning work.
Mtford, Or.