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THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY. APRIL 13. ' , , Medford Daily TribunejCADiLiflC wins MM nILL ULIIY1D Official Paper of the City of Medford. Published evorv evening except Sunday. MEDFORD PUBLISHING COMPANY George Putnam, Editor and Manager. Admitted aa Second-Class Matter iu the Poitof fice at Medford, Oregon. SUBSCRIPTION RATES : One month by mail or carrier 10.80 One year by mail. .16.00 RETURNING PROSPERITY. "Thirty" Defeats Everything in Its Class Over Five Minute s in Cal ifornia Race at Redlands. The following telegram.-, between the Cadillac Motor Cur company and the Lee Motor company of Los An pcles. ('ill., are sclf-exyplunntory : "Los Angeles, Cal , April 4, Cud illac Motor Car Co., Detroit : Cadillac Thirty won mile high hill climb, Kcd- Say, Mr. Buyer, Is Money of Any Value to You? We will save yni 'd ni"i'v 011 Shoos, such as Ladies' Fancy Xttions, etc. """". . . rr..K. Tr.,.lni.u-nni Shii-to T... , film. Horhtv and many .-tli.-r tiling, u..,. w tints, The Wardrobe Everything in the nation promises a rapid return of prosperity. Crop conditions are excellent, and prospects j lands. Cal.. defeating everything in ire bright for rapid growth and development. fi n,inteS mk,B tue uiifein b . , 1 1. entire climb ot sixteen miles with Business of all sorts revives with the spring. Baiiki of humlred feet clearances and building operations show the increased i;i tiventy-nine minutes fifty-five sec- volume of operations. Indications are most favorable fori,,,,,! ,withnut boiling the water, an extended bull campaign in stocks of all kinds. "i-KK motor car co." nu 4..,..; f rnator-inllv nffWr the InisillPSsI "Detroit, Mich., April 5, 1!)0!I. i lie m:v wiiii nr iuiiv.j - situation. It is harmless, and its revision is little other than farcical. As finally adopted, it will not cause ap prehension or disturbance. The trusts will be left with their prizes and the consumers continue to pay the freight. In short, the conditions are most propitious for the con tinued worship of the great god business, and the fulfill ment of the scriptural prophesy, "To him that hath shall be given." 1 ee Motor Car Co.. Lo Angeles. Cal.: (iood for vou. What cars did you oiler Mai COLONEL HOVER AT SALEM. defeat .' Answer paper account. "CADILLAC MOTOR CAR CO." "Lo Angeles. Cal.. April 3, 190!). Cadillao Color Car Co.. Detroit: Heat Maxwell, both models: I! both model.-: Chalmers-Detroit. Hoick, Tourist tour models. in-J mliiiir special rae-iii-.' car: Ki.--ol Knr forty: Studchnk c. K. M. I-'. "I.KE MOTOR CAR CO." Modern Building The day has passed when the "man of business" will wait, for every day lost means capital tied up and no returns. By our system we'll save you sixty to ninety days over methods used at present. A specialty of modern down-to-date bungalows designed after your own ideas. J. A.Mcintosh, Architect THIRD FLOOR MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. Colonel E. Ilofer is one of the picturesque characte rs of Oregon and one of its foremost editors. Like all who attain distinction, the Salem journalist is not without his enemies, but these are also his chief source of strength. Colonel Ilofer is a good fighter and usually battles for a g 1 cause. TTp is n defender of popular rights and an enemy id' political machines. He has fm-ce and vigor and is unafraid. Colonel llol'er is a champion of progress and an or ganizer of development. Oregon republicans could select and of a half dozen avowed candidates for the guberna torial chair and do far worse than to chocse the chief i booster of Salem. Talk About Sensations HOTEL ARRIVALS. Portland ; I which tor. In i At the Na-h C. K. Wheeler. Fort Dode; W. C. Kerr, San Francisco: K. A. Kslrand. S. T. Silver. Chicago: W. 1.1. Drills and wife (icnrgc II. Kilwihlion. E. S. Morgan. Joe Djiuucnhnillll. San Frnnri.-.oo ; .1. 11. Darney, Seattle; A. C. Wall. San Francisco; W. .1. Knsseil, San Fran cisco; M. (1. Lawrence, Ashland; 1'aul Mnggi. Portland; F. I". Teal, San Dicgu; K. Meyer. Portland; I'. Coibcll, city; 11. M. Edwards. I'.o-,-lon: 11. liilcy. S.in Francisco; James II. (jdlins. Chicago: D. P. Murphy, (Icoi'irc Heslall. Sin: Frillici-cn ; L. Drown l-iiac- :uid Mi. (intce Ilrowu -Jiom.mI thai, not only had t lie v each ;jieu nirich Mudy to their "-election, hut that each was imbued with the ueniii- of interpretation, without can be no known inns- 'rui her piano selection i Mr-, tvinr- handled her subject well, j Her interpretation had not the need le complexity and vagueness of ' ielin--V- nni-ic, but had more the inlcrweuvini; of melody and theme of j ravishing beauty, perhaps much to- Special bargains this week. Yn tiring Sale at the "SPOT." n't afford to miss the lie- EVERYTHING AT COST AND LESS It is impossible t cud investigate personally HOSIERY LADIES' VESTS RUCHING CROCKERY GLASSWARE KAVILAND CHINA ive a list of the bargains. You should come EMBROIDERY HANDKERCHIEFS RIBBONS GRANITEWEAR TINWARE CUT GLASS. ETC Retiring irom Businss "TheSpot" F. I'.ovd, I.. Minashi. San Frnnciseo: ward the style of Puccini, upon the -limn Mutch, I'nrll.iud ; .1. S. Hous ton. Colombo-; Mr-.. .1. W. Wilkius. 11, .1.1 Hill. Ai lb,. Mo.ire J. Deri;. I'.lu. F 1. Sli.phcnsou, foundation that Verdihuitl. yet with- I al -howini; forth Liszt's influence. In -iii i in the "Four Sipire City" WANTED ClaSSified AdVertiSeineatS "'chard and garden spit; most de- I sirable location in the city; almost at WANTED. To boirow, $700, good I security. Aniiross rx jio, nieaioru. Or. 24 i Lodue:! I'. I.. Klin.., Divon; F D Stephenson, I I "'own snoneo ueiscii 10 oe 1101 Thorn::- Irvine. Portland: W. F. Wea- only in excellent voice, but lllded ot j mo. Woodstock; F. T. liiitbric. city;. her genius, to have entered fully into : WANTED Good pasture for horse; l.ni misoii. i m-pooi; a. .. uii i. . tit. i ,,, ,.,;,, ( ,,c author's vision of PoilUnil; Snick Fredericks, Jack . Ilnrk. nl; K. Wriht. tilendale; .1. ; "1,M""; -. Mntlicu-. I biea.;..: W. W. Allies;- j Worthy of mention also aiming ham. J. C. fume, C. Staler. Port-j Sunday's eiitertainiuents was Miss land; Julia A llowal. (Irani- Pass; -Owuii DeLane's singing at the Dijon. Mrs. .1. M. Iiooiti nun nany, urants y Pass; F.. H. Spencer, Myrtle treek: .1 P. Lestsakos. (irants Pass. no wire lenee; pieniy grass nuu wa ter; no horse taken for less than one month, nix. Walter Moore, Phoe- WAXTED A t or 7-room house De Lane has a voice of coodlv i close in. See D. M. Tribune office. j raiiKe ami compass and marvelous j yy 4VTED Girl for general house- I sweetness. Easter Music. To the Editor: In your writcup of "Easter Services' you neglected to mention the musical feature of the service at Christian Science temple. While the (icople of the temple had nothiiiK elaborate in the matter of chorus and numbers, still, on the whole, the technique and finish of the two numbers presented put them far and beyond anything else heart in the oily. Good voices and cultured were much in evidence at the Episoopal service. The musical numbers ren denvl at the ltantist church showed practiue, and one of the lending fea tures in Iheir music protrrnm was the orchestration of "March from Tann hauser." Tkis march may it be retuem berod w one of noniroeh's favorites. At the Christian Science meeting (be musical effort of both Mrs. Irene D II. HAWKINS. Eery month sees some new com munity publication added to Ore gon's series, and each hook seems more artistic than the last. Many are handsomer than the "souvenir" Inioklets ordinarily sold to tourists. Hood Uiver and Medford are both reeeiviui; compliments galore on new and elaborately illustrated literature. inst from the nrinter. ' your own pnoe. Jacksonville Heal Estate Co.. Adolf Schulz, Bgr. FOIt SALE 20 aci's .1 .mine o chard adjoining city limits, on coun ty road: fine looa'a n: deep lee loamy soil; t; mile from postoffire courthouse, high school: lending va riety of fruit: (i acres pears. Ill acres apples, '2 acres jieaches. some bearing trees, alfalfa and garden patch; good 4-room house, barn, outbuildings, household goods, farm ing tools. 1 cow. 20 chickens. : wells to irrigate portion of land if necessary: .3")0 per acre, terms. Jacksonville Heal Estate Co., Adolf; Schulz. manager. WASTED First-class solicitor to FOR SALE Choice residence prop sell orchard tracts; man with auto- erty. 7 rooms, closets, pantry and mobile preferred; good salary to modem improvements, fully furnish riohi man. P. O. Hoi 418. Medford. ed; two fine lots. E. B. Sawyer. 207 We are After You and! Want Your Business We are after the business of every woman in Medford and vi cinity. How do we expect to get it? FIRST By inviting you here to inspect our offerings. SECOND By showing only first-class merchandise at honest prices. THIRD By treating you courteously whether you come to trade or look. We always welcome you. FOURTH By guaranteeing everything we sail to give satisfac tion or money cheerfully refunded. . d Just received, the biggest shipment of the daintiest little Kimonos; long and short: and House Gowns In a number of bewitching styles. The styles are simply elegant anil the prices captivating. PRICES 50c 'TO $5.00. REMEMBER THE SUIT SALE LADIES' GOODS EXCLUSIVELY " Baker- Hutchason 6 Co. Central Aveuue. Just North of Jackson Ceunty lank work; one in family, lady, at Exhibit building. Inquire Oregon. S. C street. 23 TT XTTKn liwoodchoppert X eiop , FOli SALE Ranch in Sams Valley rii-ilwnod nd tinrwood. Aildrrai P. O. for sale cheap forty acres. rfOJ , Boi 41. ti'23. Medford. 26 FOR SALE. After a spirited session of tho ! K0K SALE Two 2-seated hacks State Editorial association at Tort land the editors are at home again. Decision as to an advertising policy that should be uniform among the press of the entire state was one of the most important features of the convention. Special luncheons were tendered (he delegates both Fridav and Saturday nt the Portland Com mercial club. FOR SALE Cboir bminua property at m bargain, on lenf time; air ttnni. AddreM P. O. Boi 41S. ith tops; one has only been used kor saT.K-S and in...r. ..... about 2 months, the other has com- , Kithj ,d ,djoiBi1(( eHy ,imjtl tl , plete camping outfit. James Bowl- j bf rgaia, on S annuel paymtnti. Ad ing. 7th and Peach sts. P. 0. Box Arr- P. O. Boi 418. 812 26 FOR SALE Two and one half acres in city limits, main street, two-story house, outbuildings, water tank and gasoline pumping plant, good family FOR RENT. FOR RENT Three furnished rooms, centrally located, also good bam. Inquire on premises. F. W. Walters, j Sixth and Grape ts. 1 the medford Book Store Has Changed Hands But Is Bttll Doing Buiness in the Same , Old Place And Doing It Too i
