Medford daily tribune., April 13, 1909, Page 5, Image 5

TH MEDFOBD DAILY TRIBUNE, MED FORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRJL 13. 1909.
YOU CAN HAVE TWO YEARS
IN WHICH TO PAY FOR A
TWO NEW 5-ROOM
BUNGALOWS
FOR SALE
Price $1250 Each
EACH
PAYS
Social and Personal
: fr. ii ikI Mrs. li. T. Hurucit ol
'' t i -II . i . A ..I.I Id...
.lailKSOHVllie Weill up 1" rt.tiiiuim
'urdny to attend the Knifrht Templar
raster services.
Mist. Gmee Henry of Jacksonville
I'ur Unmix J'uhs .Sunday evening
.i.i I.e enne several davs.
Miss Mollie It. Towne, deputy
; county clerk, spent Sunday at her
home in Phoenix.
Tt MmotAG nil'h. iinint. ink and
' -..:, A n? on Innrf
in a "Flash," leaves the hands soft
and white.
J. II. Wilson, who is experting the
books nt the courthouse, was joined
by his wile and family one day last
week, who will occupy the Dunn
h'UM? while in Jacksonville,
i Miss Leila Prim of Jacksonville
spent Saturday and h'unday with Mrs.
Fiske of this city.
Mrs. '. Heed and daughter Eruniu
returned from San Francisco one
day last week and will spend a few
weeks visiting in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Cantrnll of Jack
sonville went to Ruch last week to
visit Mrs. Hert Bostwick.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kenney of Jackson
ville is visiting with Mrs. II. C. Kent
ner of this city.
F. M. Calkins was in Jacksonville
attending circuit court recently.
B. W. Wilson, a brother to J. H.
Wilson, arrived from Nevada reoent
ly to help his brother expert Jackson
county's books.
Mr. and Mrs. Emcst Langley of
Jacksonville spent Sunday with rela
tives in Medl'urd.
.Misses liertha Prim and Lcona Ul
rich and Mrs. Lewis Ulrieh of Jack
sonville spent Easter in this city.
Weolrowers. attention We earry
a full line of wool bag and fleeee
wine. Van Dyke's.
A. Rose returned from Ashland
Saturday evening, where his wife is
receiving treatment at the sanitarium,
and reports Mrs. Rose doing nicely.
"Uncle Billie" Robinson of Jack
RENT FOR $15 A MONTH
14 1-2 PER CENT INTEREST
See MOSE BARKDALL
EXHIBIT BLD'G
sonville, can be seen silting on the
Abbott house porch once more alter
speudiuc; the winter at the Ashland
sanitarium.
Orders for sweet cream or butter
milk promptly filled. Phone the
creamery.
The Jacksonville baseball team
went to Oninls Pass Sunday to play
bull. The gamo was a good one, al-
though the score was 4 to 2 in favor
i of Grants Pnss. The boys were hand
icapped in that their second baseman
and field captain, Pat Donegnn, was
obliged t. slay at home and necessi
tated some of the boys' playing new
I positions.
; Phone your orders for sweel cream
jtr buttermilk to the creamery.
About half of Jacksonville went to
'Palmer CreekiSunday to see the sec-
1 end baseball team play ball, taking
I their lunch and having a picnic. The
i Jacksonville hoys won by a score of
112 to 3.
1 J. Merc; of the Blue Ledge mine is
j visiting Medfnrd.
) Bert Nascon of Prospect spent
j Monday in Medford.
! Ella Oaonyaw, public stenographer,
oom 4, Palm building.
Julia A. Howat and Mrs. J. M.
Booth and baby of Orants Pass spent
Tuesday in Medford.
Attorneys C. L. Iieaincs and W. E.
Phipps were attending circuit court
Monday in Jacksonville.
Mrs. Margaret Sncider of Portland
wits in Medford on business recently.
George W. Dunn, formerly county
judge, was down from Barron Mon
day. Judge Neil of Jacksonville has gone
to Butte Creek for a few days.
The ladies of the Guild of St.
Mark's Episcopal church will hold a
meeting in the vestry of the church
Thursday at 2:30 p. m. Annual elec
tion of officers. Full attendance is
requested. 23
M. G. Lawrence' of Ashland is
spending a few. days in Medford on
business." -
Mrs. J. W. Wilkins of Gold Hill is
spending a few days in Medford.
R P. Teal of Sun Dietgo is a re
cent Medford arrival.
Henry Maukin of Jacksonville spent
Tuesday in Medford.
John M. Knot is another candidate
for appointment to the Crater Lake
road commission.
Ilenery Kvliee was a Medford visi
tor Monday.
Walter Moore of Phoenix spent
Monday and Tuesday in Medford.
Charles Xickell, the Sterling ranch
er, spent Monday in Medford.
K. G. Smith of Grants Pass visited
in Medford Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Wilson, teacher of the
lourth grade in the West school, is
ill at her home in Canyon City.
Judge W. M. Colvig and Benja
min M. Collins attended the first
meeting of the new town counoil in
Phoenix Monday evening. Owing to
the fact that the new officers had not
as yet been sworn in, but little busi
ness was transacted.
Mrs. A. J. Florcy of Eagle Point
was u visitor in Medford on Monday.-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Araann have
returned to their California home
after spending some time in Medford
visiting relative.
Mrs. Martha Carter of Gold Hill is
spending a number of days in Med
ford with friends.
G. Daniels of Prospect was a re
cent visitor in Medford.
Frank Reed, who was recently a
resident of Ashland, has removed
with his family to Medford.
"Flash" is a household necessity
und is most popular with the house
wifecleanses woodwork, sings, bath
tubs, floors, paint, kitchen utensils
and everything about the house.
FOR SALE.
Per Phoenix town property, both
.mproved and unimproved and three
good orchards, see Matt Calhonn,
Phoenix, Jaekson county, Oregon.
You enn double your money in a
month. There are only three lots
for sale at the P. & E. junction. They
will be worth double the minnle build
ing operations are resumed. That is
as certain as the timber is in the hills.
It will tuke muny factories years to
use all the lumber that is brought
down. These factories will be located
at the junction. Several hundred
workmen will have to live near by.
A boarding house will pay big when
the .factories are started. Then these
lots will be worth two or three times
what wo ask. Remember there are
only three of them for sale, so you
will miss it if you don't hurry. Only
$200 each. Also two houses for sale,
dirt cheap. See Eastman at P. & K.
Junction.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the
city recorder will receive sealed pro
posals for the sale of $22,000 worth
of special improvements bonds until
4:30 p. m., April 20th, 1909.
Said bonds are to be issued un
der the Bancroft bonding aot ia de
nominations of $500 and $250, and
will bear interest at the rate of 6 per
cent per annum, payable semi-annu-lnddy
at the office tt the city treas
urer of said city.
Purchaser to pay accrued interest
from date of bonds to time of deliv
ery. .
Council reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Dated Medford, Oregon, Merea !,
1M0.
I. COLLINS,
City Recorder.
PRUTT TREES
I am prepared t fill orders for first
elaaa freit trees, shrubs, palau, te., at
lowest price. Have ea Bead 500 erre
Bote pear treee, 4 U t test. Aik at
Kihlkit naiUisf. . T. ALI.lrt
"Flash" is excellent for the bath,
as it cleanses the pores, leaving the
skin sweet, clean and free from un
healthy matter.
$250 LOT
IN WEST MEDFORD
It costs you nothing to see tho lots. Do it NOW, then
- use your judgment and REMEMBER that the
Price of West Medford Lots
Will be Raised
i
when the new interrrluin service is put in ope rut ion on
the Hogue River Valley railway. You must act at ouce
if you would profil hy the increase.
Benson Investment Co.
PHONE 3071.
Before You Invest
-
IN
City Property
Orchards
Unimproved Lands
or
Mining Property
VISIT THRIVING ASHLAND
AND CONSULT
JAMES M. POTTER
Mills-McCall Building
Medford Iron Works
E. d. TROWBRIDGE, Proprietor.
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS
All kinds of Engines, Spraying Outfits, Pumps,
Boilers and Machinery.
Agents in Southern Oregon for
FAIRBANKS, MORSE ft GO.
WORK STARTED ON THE
UTAH STATE BUILDING
SKATTI.E, Wash., April 13. The
contract for the erection of the $30,
000 Ulnh state building at the expo
sition has just been lei. The work
will begin immediately. It will be
unlike any other structure on the
grounds. The stylo of arcbiteeture
will be like that used hy the llopi
Indians in southern Utah.
OFFERINGS OF NCW CAPITAL
I8SUES FELL OFF IN MARCH
NKW YORK, April 13. New oapi
tul issues, iocludingn bonds, notes
and stocks, have aggregated since
OFFICE OVER BIJOU
Which is the Best Way
to build up the Panama canal haa
teen decided. It has also been de
cided that the best way to build up
Medford ia by keeping the money at
l ome and creating payrolls. We seH
nl grades of imported and domestia
cigars and can suit your taste if we
know what it ia. In nothing do tastes
differ more than in the choice of
cigars.
R.R.V. Cigar Works
January 1 last $375,001,380 against
$315,4."0,800 in the first quarter of
1008, an increase this year of $60,-45-1,080.
During March the offer
ings were comparatively light owing
to symptoms of congestion having
developed in consequence of the
heavy output in January and Febru
ary. The total for last month, ac
cording to the Journal of Commerce
and Commercial Bulletin's compila
tion, wa-s $72,775,400, a, decrease of
M.850,100.
Miss Mildred Clemens, circulation
manager of The Tribune, is visiting
Grants Pass today on business and
pleasure bent.