Medford daily tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1906-1909, April 12, 1909, Page 7, Image 7

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    THE MEDFORI) DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 1 2, 1909.
LOW
RATES
TUNITY
A BLIND ARTIST.
Selections
OPPOR
If your fattier bought an orchard in the Rogue River Valley ten years ago he would have been a rich man today. A small sum of
money saved from his salary each month would have accomplished this; but he did not do it and what he missed is plain as day.
Son and Daughter
Talk it over with him :
He will tell you about this orchard and that orchard (worth thousands today) which he could have owned by a little effort.
PROFIT BY HIS EXPERENCE
AND BUY AN ORCHARD TODAY
' Five dollars per month saved for li'.e years will buy you an acre orchard which will furnish you an Income of many hundred dollars per
year when in full bearing.
The Orchard Home Company will Plant, Cultivate
and care for the orchard in First Class Manner for
the full period of the contract
The company's
offer to trk. two-fifihs of the purchase price out of the'erops is an additional guarantee of first-class orchard land and
Call At
Orchard
Home
206 West Seventh Street
or With
Company
Benson Investment Company
TO
OREGON
DAILY
During March & April
From all Farts of the East
UNION PACIFIC
OREGON SHORT LINE
THE OBBOON
BAILEOAD ft NAVIGATION CO.
SOUTHERN FA01FIO
$38 from Chicago
$30.50 from St. Louie
$25 from Omaha
$25 trom Kansas City
'orrcspoadingly lowe rates from all
ucisr points.
TO THE PUBLIC
Write letter to ovorybody you kuow
in the East and toll thorn about thoae
low colonist rstos. 3en1 thorn literature
about Oregon, or- send their addres3cs
to us and ire nil) do it. In this way
you can be a groat help in the growth
aeu progress of your state.
YOU CAN PREPAY FABES
; for anyone from any place if yeu want
j t.o. Deposit tlio noeosaary amount with
i our local agont and ho will tolograpb
1 ticket promptly.
Sightless Paintere Work 8hown at af
International Congrese.
There used lo lie n saying among thi
friends of tlio blind Unit "n blind mat
can do anything hut paint n picture,'
but since Miss Winifred Holt caiu
back from tlio Internntlonnl congrcsi
for Hie blind, held recently In Kngland
It bus fallen Into disuse, for a eighties)
llusslau bus demonstrated Hint a blind
mini run paint n picture, and his wort
wns shown at the International con
gross.
.Miss Holt told of It at I ho luBt meet
Ing of the llllnd Men's Improvement
club In New York city. The blind art
1st keeps each, of bla colors in a sepa
rate box. and each box Is marked witt
characters which to bis touch spell thf
name of the color the box contains.
As nilubt be expected, ho Is an In
presslonlst. no knows that trees and
grass ore green and sky la blue and
clouds lire white, so ho lnys on bit
green and blue and white In generous
patches, like nny other Impressionist
and tlio result Is a picture.
"It wasn't a very good picture," laid
Miss Holt, who Is herself a sculptress
and may be supposed to have u critical
taste, "but It wns neither better not
worse than n grent ninny oilier pie
tures that are sold right hero In New
York."
Another font which was reported te
the congress of Die blind was the sav
lng of two lives by a pnlr of blind Eng
llsh boys last year. Two sighted per
sons were drowning when the blind
lads henrd lliclr cries for help, swam
to them and got them safe ashnrew
New York Suu.
i Inquire of Agents or write to
! WM. McMURRAY,
Goneral Passenger Agent
The Oregon Railroad 6 Navigation Co.
I Southera Pacific Co. (Lines in Oregon)
1 PORTLAND, OREGON.
Greater Norris and Rowe Shows
Circus Museum .MenaqeriR. Hippodrome
I
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I
A Multitude el New Features Never Before Presented la America
S-MARVELOUS BELFORDS'5
The World's Oreeteet Acrobste
MELNOTTE, LA NOLE and MELNOTTE
Europe's Premier Comedy High Wire A
Arlliu
6 GRACEFUL GROTHS 6
Meet RemerkaMe Contortionists Ertant
4 FLYING LA VANS -4
The Most Seosetlonel Aerlei Oynoaste
6 GARDNER FAMILY'S
Heroe ol the High Hortzonul Bare
3 MCDONALD BROS. - 3
The Foremost Trick Cyclists
8 ROYAL OKA JAPANESE TROUPE 8
TRAINED ANIMAL EXHIBITION
Performing Elephants, Camels, Lions, Titers, Hyenas,
Buffaloes, Kangaroos, Ostriches, kik, ueer. I
, Taolrs. Llamas.
, Ponies, Posts and Monkeys
20-JOLLY JESTINO CLOWNS-20
HERBERT RUMLEV'S SCHOOL OP EDUCATED SEALS
HER! OBISLER SCHOOL OP COMEDY ELEPHANTS
QUARTETTB OP CAKI WALKINQ HORSES
ENCHAMTIMa PONY BALLET
ONE HUNDRED STARTLING ACTS
LUMBERMEN ANXIOUS TO
HAVE TARIFF SETTLED
Lumbermen of the. Northwest'
heartily wish the tariff question wns
M-tlleil, one wny or Hie other," said
K. K. MoCliirin, of the Cowlitz River
l."gging company today. "The most
of us would be satisfied with tile $1
duly mIioiiI to lie levied, but whn I we
wuiii is to linva the matter iiuickly
disposed of.
'' : i f company hits several rafts of
toys in ihc Cowlitz liver, which we
liuxl no market for. because (nriff
legislation scares the lumber mill men
cimI they will only cut what they can
sell from day to day. This keeps Hie
lodging camps from starting up nud
iln- mills operating: at full capacity,
although orders are on hand for mil
lions of feet to bo shipped, once the
nie on tariff is definitely fixed.
"When tin! mutter is finally settled,
i'ic milU and lodging cumps out here
v-ill bnvo more thaii they can do, as
-lock- of Oregon fir have been let
run down all over the country. What
ever congress does with Iho tariff on
lumber, let it be done quickly, is the
i rv of all our men out here in the
N'lirlbvvesl.
TREMENDOUS LAND DEAL
IN MEXICO CLOSED
l.i is
Allgclo:
deal I'll
of ,M
ANGELES, April 1(1. Los
capitalists closed today n
r more limn two million acres
land. The amount involved
COUGHS UP TACK HE
SWALLOWFD YEARS AGO
Olympian Stadium
! CHAHKoN. (i.. April 10. Elton
t r ... H;,l.,.. Million Hollar New Maainrla I'arki-r. six years old, son of Mr. and
' A Mle-htw llalvaraliv nl Natural Historr . Mis. J. W. Parker, has coughed up a
Jammafn jaariai KHiava " - n '"", ooiMTuorii
ii.i.-ir his iinr lor three venrs. It
GRAND GULD UL.I I TtrCINvj O I ItfcC. I rMriAUEt " i the strangest medical eases
on recoru. j qui me snarp ineK in us
downward course had not torn the
delicate lining, caused inflammation
ii ii 'I enclen the boy's lite, is a source
of wonderment. Although none the
worse for his experience, Klton says
lie is glad the tack is out. Tt was
just three years ago when Klton sat
on tho floor playing. A enrpet taek
hud just been put down. He spied a
bright tack near him, and babylike, it
'vent to M- mnnffc
oil k I.. iImhJi Hwm Mnrnlna ft 1A;JA
AsVilU, 50c. Children, 25c. One Ticket AdmlU You to BverythlBfl
Medford, Saturday Apr. 24
2 Performances
XII
is nearly $.'1.0(10,0(10.
The properly was purchased from
the Wood-Hngenbiirlli company, of
Suit J.uke City. The north end of the
ranch is sixteen miles west from El
Paso, while it has a border of 170
miles on tho United Stntos. The pur
chasers are E. J. Marshall, J. S. Tor
rence of (he Union Oil company;
James If. Adiims, FT. S. Stephenson
and Henry Eisher.
The company will be known as the
P.ilonias Land and Cattle company
mid owns JiO.OOO head of cattle. It
will raise cattle on an extensive scale.
HYPT0NIZED MAN TO
FACE FAMILIAR SCENES
Stretch at Santa Horn, Cnl., in 1874.
They have resided hero almost con
tinuously. His widow and one brother
George, survive him. No arrange
ments have been made for (ho fuu-ernl.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
200
10
10!00
500
Building on Sand.
In New York nearly all the (all office
bulidlnu-s have their roiimliilloua on (he
qiilcksnnil. In It or under It. and, as a
rule, they are more illlllcult, danger
ous and costly to build than nnywliert
else In the world. It Is required to pr
vide absolutely safe seiuriito supports
for from tlfly to n hundred column
fifteen or twenty feet apart, euch cur
rying loads of from 100 lo 2,000 tons.
Thirty feet below tho surface tho snnd
Is found compressed lo a hard, dense
mass, which undisturbed will carry
safely a loud of (toon or S.OOI) pounils
per square foot. When, therefore, the
bulldluic Is not ton heavy and (hero Is
no expectation of deeper fnunilntlonB
being built. aloiii;siile. the new founda
tions nro oftcq .Inlil on the surftice ol
tho Band, which bus from one-half to
the whole of Its area covered with
them. Frank W. Skinner In Century.
NEW HAVEN'. April 10.-Charles
Austin Asten, the man who mystified
ami puzzled physicians here by hi
lapse ot memory and lost identity,
will be taken to Now York to day.
in order that he may see Hie streets
and scenes with which he is supposed
I" have been familiar. In Ibis way it
is Imped that the mist may be cleared
away from his brain While lipyno
lized Asten has talked incoherently
of his former home in N'ew York, bul
otherwise he remembers nothing.
When not hpynoti.ed. his mind is
blank, but enough has been learned
lliroiiKli experiments made on him to
indicate that he cniue from New-York-.
M. U. liuck to Frank Camer
on, water right
A. E. Smith lo Oeorgo Porter,
lot 3 and E 35 feet lot 4,
block 1, Willeke's addition
. (o Medford
J. K. Howard (o ,J. C. dod
love, (17.4(1 acres in town
ship 3(1, ruiige 3 W
Anna C. Bostwick to J. C.
(lodlovo, release of bond for
deed
.lohn Jlighnui to John D. 01
well, 15.0:1 acres in Med
ford .I. I). Olwell to (ieorge A. Wot
ton, lot 7, block 4, Nickell
additiou to Medford
I'nited States to Jessie Wil
son, 80 acres in section 29,
township 33, range 3 E ...patent
United States lo Kose Do
Oroot, 10(1 acres in section
31, township 31, rungo 2 E. .patent
I'nited States lo heirs of John
(. Scliallbnm, 160 acres in
section 1-1, township 34,
range 3 W patent
J.illic Uonoy to William A. Fur
ry, 10 acres in section 4,
township -10, range 2 E . . .
Herbert Arthur Fergus to P. E.
I'rentner property in Ashland
10
PIONEER COMMITS
SUICIDE IN CEMETERY
COTTAGE GliOVR Or., April 8 -Heury
Long, .19 year of age, n pio
neer of 18.")2, commitled suicide in
tho cemetery here about noon yester
day by shooting himself in the head
with a revolver. firoofling over ill
health during the past year is thought
to have unbalanced his mind.
200
10
Reliable Seeds
So much bis alreaJy been said on the
importance of buying your seeds from
a reliable dealer that to repeat it is only
waste of words. BUSi Seeds have
proved their worth our increas-
business is proof indeed that
merit alone ha made the
II. Lilly Co. fore
most seedsmen on the
Pacific Coast. Send
catalog, 120
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C I IXPzVZJh " for
An Organ's 8ecret.
Swit'zerlaiid lias a church which te
rery proud of Us exquisite music. This
Is tho Church of St. Nicholas at Frei
burg. At llrst no startling novelty Im
presses llself upon the visitor, but
when (he magnificent orcon bCRlne to
sound surprise mid ilellKbt are mingled
In (lie hearer. This organ Is of Im
mense size. It has four niiinuiils, sixty
four slops aud 4,li:i pipes. Us great
peculiarity Is, however, Its vox hu
mana stop. There are vox humnna
lops In hundreds of ennuis, but none
which In nny way nproaches the per
fection of this masterpiece. Mooscr,
the builder, was repeatedly begged to
build others, but Invariably refused,
and his secret has been faithfully kept,
for. except the organist, wlio la also
the tuner, no oue Is permitted to In
spect (he Interior of tho organ. Now
York Mall.
Worked Both Ways.
A popular hostess In l'arls nt whose
dinners and receptions the best of the
floating population1 mny be seen has
discovered a new way to make hei
dinner gliosis at ease. The day of the
dinner a man nucst received a note
like tills: ".Mr. Illank will have the
pleasure to escort Miss Hash. She Is
musical, doles 011 'Salome,' attends the
lectures of Professor Know-all. She
attended (lie Press club bull, has had
gowns made at Worth's. Her father
bus much money, and she lins traveled
In Spuln and Italy." "ilreflt plan," snld
the man who bud received tho note. "I
knew what to talk about, but when
Miss Dash la-gun to aak me about the
last races and the next and some other
thing I beaan lo think that she re
ceived a letter also."
Steer More and Blow Less.
If the saiiic amount of effort ex
pendisl 011 (lie automobile horn to get
people to move out of your way were
used to move (he steering wheel slight
ly so as not to seem to bear directly
upon the persoii 111 front, and If you
should steer around waitons In the
road, as nine times out of ten you
must do In the end, rather than blow
and blow the born In rain efTort to got
them to move, much loss friction would
be caused and the speed Increased. Wo
think it Is much better to pass care
fully and a quietly as possible. Of
ten jou are noticed hardly at all, and
you can generally tell If warning la
necessary. Outing. ,
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