Medford daily tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1906-1909, April 21, 1909, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTHE IfKDgQBD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1909. Social and Persona Mrs. Jurvey, n noted aetres.t, has arrived mid will itHKi.st the M. M. M Club in their operetta. 2!) M. M. M. Club 21) An m-iii'ii has been brought by Urn. KIM Mcd.vn-ki ll'icugh her at torney S. S. 1'eiilz. upniiiKt II. U Tone, I'ci 1'nreilile entry and detainer of room 8, lot 1, bloek 20, onenpicd as a eandy kitehen. ' M. M. M. Club 29 E. W. Anderson and J. I). White head are reeent nrrivnlH from the Who LcdKe tlixlrict. MademoiKello Kpinnrd, n reeent ar- rivul from Kriinec, in employed to teach the M. M. if. Club latin und , Hindoo. 29 C. P. linker of Butte Falls spent '. Tuesday in Mcdford. CranberrieH in Economy jure, 50 centH. Hex Grocery Co. 28 CaKhier h. L. Mulit of the Kirstt ' National Hank of Aahland, has or dered a C'unlmern-Detroit, a counter part of.the fine car which E. V. Car ter of the Hank of Ashland operates, except that it will have a red, instead of ft blue tonnenu. M. M. M. helps one to get rid of that tired feeling. 29 Colonel J. P. Mundy hns returned from a business trip to Portland. M. M. M. Club 29 N. J. Talari of Grants Pass, W. 1. Morrison and JnHeph Wilson of Galiee were Medt'nrd visitors Tues day. Tun low shoes ut Van Dyke's. 28 Morritt Drawn of Englo Point vis ited in Medl'ord Tuesday. Phone your orders for sweet oream tr buttermilk to the oreamery. J. K. Knyart spent Tuesday in Gold Hill. M. M. M. Club 29 Sheriff Jones of Jacksonville was a visitor in Medl'ord Wednesday. S'i:uiier lawns and dress goods at Vun Dyke's. 28 Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Downing of Cen tral Point woro in Medford on Tues day. Orders for sweat cream or butter Milk promptly filled. Phone the creamery. A. H. HI i 1 in is in Portland on a Khort business trip. Krosli fish and crabs at the Hex (Irocery. 28 The Misses Turuhnm of Grants Pass were visiting friends in Mcdford recently. IteziorV Kreneh lions--best on the market, .15 emits n can, three for $1. Rex Grocery Co. 28 George Kolhagcu of Hoscbiirg fcpent Wednesday in Mcdford. City Attorney Porter J. Neff has liegun the erection of a handsome bungalow on South Oakdale avenue. M. M. M. Club 29 Editor Put I i- I Central Poinl was a recent visitor in Mcdford. Fresh fish and crabs at the Rex Grocery. 28 Uev. W. F. Shields is spending n few days at Mvrtle Creek. M. M. M. Club 29 F.dgar llnfer is home from a busi ness trip l.i I'nrlluud. Malted clams, a table novelty, at the Ilex Grocery (V 28 The Married Folks' Untieing club give then- ii-nnl weekly party at An gle opera house tomorrow night. Fresh home-grown asparagus -Rex Grocery Co. or The Southern Pacific Ircicht house wil lite closed Saturday, owing to the circus ilraynicii having decided not li handle freiuht on that dav. M. M. M. Club -l PROMINENT COAL OPERATORS ARRIVE IN THIS CITY 1 ;..! I.' M 1... W'.M. . n ,. n ,in - nor and (I. II. Schei'iitg. prominent coul operators of Die Springfield, III.. district, wli. interested in tin local coal fields. d Wedliesiinv to and complete ar development of tll arrived in Medio look over the mine rnngetnenls for de loping tlietn upon a large scale. Mr. Murphy is a part ner of Colonel Muiutv, and was in strumental in purchasing the local mines and organizing the developing companies. "Nothing lunch can In' done at the: that the temperature of the lake has mines until a railroad is built," said an important influence u land, the Mr. Murphy. "We expect to settle major will take tcniicm!itrcs at verv this problem in the nenr future. The ling depths daily and expects in time coal being secured, judging by sum--by pies shown me. is of very fine qual ity." Mr. Murphy will remain here for some weeks this trip, and intends to make Medford his future home. TO AMEND CHARTER ON 10 TH OF MAY Election Called for Next Month on Matter of Extending Water Mains in City. The city council at u meeting on Tuesday evening decided to allow the people of the city to vote on the mat ter of amending the charter so that the council could issue-bonds to pro vide for tho extension of the water mains within tho city limits. The ilection was called for May 10. At the same time the matter of providing taxation for street sprink ling will be voted upon, as will the matter of tho right of eminent do main, giving the city power to coa lman rights of way for water mains, as it has the power to do with sewer mains. Emil DeKoboam was sold $11000 of city bonds. Holly street was ordered graded between Tenth and Thirteenth streets. HUGHES MAY DECLINE TO SELL STOCK FOR JOB WASHINGTON, D. C, April 21. Tho president hns telegraphed E. O. Hughes of Seattle to whom the Washington federal judgeship hns beon offered, advising thnt, if ho ac cepts ho must resign from corpora tions with which he mnv be connect ed nnd sell his stock in them, includ ing tho Post-Intelligencer. With these conditions imposed, it is expected f1iat Mr. Hughes will decline the place. FEAR OF ASSESSOR DRIVES RICH FARMER TO SUICIDE MAHYSVIU.E KANSAS, April 21- llocanso he had not listed nil his pro perly with tho county asessor and feared an investigation might cause him to be sent to peniteutinry, James Clark, !55 years old, wealthy fanner nenr here, drowned himself in the Blue river. His body was found to Stuart Clark, the man stated that he lay. In a note to his vounger brother, had failed to list $2.1,000 worth of notes. After statin? his fears regard ing prosecution, Clnrk wrote: "Go to church ; never tell a lie; al ways keep employed, and never drink .Itisky." HOTEL ARRIVALS. At the Nash S. Hermann, Ciitciu- nnli; Thomas I,. Miuheru. Sacramen to; R. I). Johnson, Sam S. Goldsmith, Portland; Horace W. Day, Kenneth II. Day. Mac Helton. E. Hunt, W. Louis and wife. New York; IS. Hree- lltaupt, J. MoCnrty, W. Drown, Port- land ; George lv.llihagen, Uosdutrg; A. E. I iggs. J S. Rtggs, San Fran-. ciseo; II I,, kellcv, Newark; 0. E. , MeteaU, Eugene; Frank Woodward Portland: P. F. Murphy, William Con nor, II. G. Srhring, Springfield: P. Sclltvider. Sjtu Francisco. At the Moore ---Charles Schneklott, Portland; J. A. Bothwell, Medl'ord; II. MeArtlim- and wile, Portland; Geo. W. I'lelseh. Walter Connolly. E. W. j Cromwell, Portland; Harvey N. Pat-t-rson, Shnrpsburg; II. Herbert Strnt- ton. Nebraska : I Wei Wasson, Ash land; Henry Fearing, Jerome Storm, New York; Merrill Brown, Eagle Point; II. C. dining. Portland; C. P. Baker. Butte Falls ; George McMan us. "Classmates" company; V. W. Merrimu. Porllaml : E. W. Anderson, .1. I). Whitehead. Dutton; N. J. Tag gart. Grants Puss; George Russell. Jacksonville; W. P. Morrison. Galiee: Joseph Wilson, Galiee: Selbv Jims-I ,'...l.t V V .1 ., .. " . .i,c t- ioik: ii. w. nook, I on j i YhIciiIiiic, New York: A. K. Jeff, ' Eugene ; I). W. Kufer. I'.irilnn.l MAY MAKE FORECASTS A MONTH IN advance MII.W.U'KIT Wis ,,ri-., v s.vstem of statistics l,v which Va i'r llclscy CMicots to lie iilile evenlnellv . . ' ! to foiei-asi temperature at Milwnu- kee a mouth ahead will be established bv li it ji in the near future. Believing ! noting changes to be able to make longer forecasts. He expects to have the records taken by fishermen who make daily trips. M. M. M. Club 2 PROSPERITY IS ON TAP. (Continued front page 1.) man prefers the smaller sizes, say from 128 up. The Spitzenbergs are all marketed in New York, very few being exported. Mr. Day stated that there are vir tually only four sections in the Unit ed States that produce high-grade Spitzenberg nnd Newtown upplcs. These sections are the Kogue River valley, Hood River, Wcnatchco and North Yakima. Each of these sec tions are naturally striving to sur pass the other in the quality of fruit grown. General prosperity is predicted for tho entire country by Mr. Day as soon 'ns the tariff question is set tled. Ho looks for u big boom in 1910 unless something very much un expected occurs. ASHLAND BREVITIES. The annunl meeting of the Chris tian church was held last evening at Memorial hall. A supper preceded tho business meeting. The year just closed has been a prosperous one, tho books showing more than 200 active resident members, and the sum of $2250 received, of which $750 was for missions. Hev. S. ft. Mcllingcr, to whom so much of tho credit for the splendid showing is due, leaves July 1 for Portland, where he hns been culled to the Woodlawn Christian church. Ho will be succeeded here by Rev. Q. K. Berry, formerly editor of the Pacific Christian, the const organ of the church. P. E. niackinan, an old resident of Ashland, is visiting friends in the city. The civil service examination for mail carriers was held hero yester- dav. Nine applicants in the class. The new delivery service will begin June 15. Mrs. John Prnder left yesterday for Summer lake to join her bus baud, who is inspecting his cattle ranch. She expocts to he absent about three wekes. The city council Inst night ordered cement sidewalks on B street from Oak to Fourth; the extension of Mor ton street from Euclid avenue to Ashland street; the extension of Fac tory street from Helmnn to B street; the widening of Wimer street ; tho opening of First street from Main to Hargndiuc, and sovornl other needed street improvements. Tho business like mnnner in which the present city administration has taken hold of im provement matters is meeting with the approval of almost the whole people of Ashland. Arthur W. Hubbs, a former busi ness mnn of Ashland, urrived yes terday and will visit a few days, the guest of Will Dodge. The Fraleraal Brotherhood is mak ing preparations to properly receive their supreme vice-president, Etnmii x,a. ,j(ls All).e(,s. who wiu visi , ,..,. tiir0 ,, t, o7th inst. j, W- nilkcr ,,f Collage Grove, ex- game warden of Oregon, was in Ash laud yesterday securing signatures to the initiative petition for tho crea tion of Nesbit county from ortions of Douglas and Lane counties. Boned herring in glass, a choice delicacy, 15 cents. Rex Grocery com pany. 28 M. M. M. Club 29 Haywood to Lecture. The locnl socialists will hold a special meeting at Smith's Unitl hull on G street next Thursday, the 22d, at 7 p. m. to devise ways and means lo engage William I). Haywood to lec ture. All are invited to attend. ERNEST WOUTER, Secretary Pro Tein. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the uti- dersigned will apply nt the next regu- lar 'mol",K o,'Jh0 ,:i,v Tm''!'.M''J" ' ford. Oregon, Tuesday, May Ull, tor ;a license lo sell innlt. vinous and spir-1 i it"" l"'l""'s '" l". ".''"''t'I'cs than' one hut on. :it ot , . I) nek 1 . Ill Med - ford. Or., for a period of six months. Dated April 21. 1909. GEO. M. BORDEACX. A Healing Salve for Burns, Chapped Hands and Sore Nipples. As a healing salve for burns, sorer., sore nipples and chapped hands Cliainberlnin's Snlve is most excel lent. It ntlays the pain of a burn al most instantly, nud unless the injury is very severe, heals the parts with out leaving a soar. Price 25 cents. For I sale by Leon Haskins' Pharmacy. C0LLE6E STUDENTS ARE VICTIMS OF POISON DES MOINES, April 21. Several Des Moines college co-eds and a number of mule students were strick en today with some mysterious poi son nt dinner at the Camnrndie nnd i Altruis clubs. One may die. The jrnilk Used by lue sul'lurer was exuiu i i... el,..,- !....: ut u I and Suito Dairy Commissioner II,. H. Wright, but no traces of ptomaine AUTQMQBILISTS DANIELS R Citv Business Directory TIN SHOP Tin aod sheet irou wau on baud mad made to order. i. A. SMITH, 113 North 0 Street. Let the MISSION FUENITUEE WOEKS make that piece J 'urniture. Any design, any eolor, any inish dull, waxed or polished. Shop on cor. of 8th and H streets. W. M. OolTtg. 0. L. Beames. OOLVIO BEAMES Lawyers. Office: Medford Bank Bldg. Ground floor. Cook Stoveo and ranges. Phone 91 MOBDOBFT WOLF New and 8eeond-Hand Furniture Bads' old stand, 18 20 F St. South Medford, Or. MEDFOBD CEMENT BBIOK ft BLOCK Co. will e prepared Feb ruary 15 to furnish cement brick. Better tbna pressed brick and just us L'li-np. In ostignte before eontrsetinjr. P. O. Box 118. MEDFOBD TEA AND COFFEE HOUSE Specialists in Teas, Cof fees, Extracts, Baking Powder and Spices. We carry all kinds of dinner ware and fancy dishes. 816 W. Seventh St. Medford, Or. DB. 04BLB The only exclusive Optician be tween Portland and Sacramento. Office ea Seventh Street. When others fail, call on OB. B. J. BONNE By Specialist Offiee ia Ragle Pharmacy Maia 131 Seveath and Maia was found. WANTS TO BE SENT TO PRISON FOR LONG TERM .MAHYSVIU.E, April 21. William Heath is trying to break into some slato institution where he will be cared for nt state expense. He is not particular where he is sent, but he duuivs that be is insane, although he eems willing to be declared insane if he will be tuken care of. Heath was arrested in' this city We are proud to offer to the Automobile owners of Southern Oregon the finest line of Automobile Gloves ever displayed in the West . . . ... The newest styles, all colors arrived today. Call and let us show you. Popular prices, or you may go as strong as you like. Largest Clothing Store in Southern Oregon THE E. . V. LUNCH BOOM Finest up of eoffee on the Paeifie Coait. H. H. Lo rimer Prop. DE. F. O OABLOW DE. EVA MAINS OABLOW Osteopathic Physicians Mission Block, I'lione t9 Medford OB. WAX TEE B. STOKES, Dentist. Successor to Dr. J. M. Keene. WASOHAU ft BBOWK wish to announce to their patrons that they are located in their new qusrters in the Young k Hall building. Billiards, Cigars and Tobaccos. DB. FBANK BOBBBT8 Dentist Office hours: 8 to 12, 1 to 4. Miles Building, Seventh Street, Medford, Oregon. For good bargains in Watches and Jewelry, Pistols, Meslesd In struments, go to TUB MBDTOBD LOAN OFPICB C Street. MBDFOBD rUBNTTUBB 00. Undertakers Day Phone 353 Night Phonee C. W. Conklin 30 J. H. Butler 148 DB. B. J. OONBOY Sieceesw U Dr. Jeaes. Office ia the Stewart Building. several days ago charged with bum. ing the Durst dryhouse near Wood. land. He admitted his guilt and declij he wants to plead guilty. He admitted to District A III Greely that he wauls to be sj prison. He was questioned ye- regarding his sanity, but he od all questions in a rational nl I The authorities believe that J turned loose ho will commit si ' er crime in order that he luui to San Oaentin ni Fnlsop'." -V DUDS 8ATOY THBATU North d'Anjou Street. Latest motion pictures sad illw trated sougs. Entire ehaage of program Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Admission 10 eents. BIJOU THEATER, W. 7TH ST. Continuous performance every evrning of motion pietoree and il lustrated ballads. Entire change of program Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Admission 10 eents. TO H. AITKEN Plumbing, Steam and Hot Water Heating. Phone 22. 810 W. SeTenfh St., Medford, Or. BDBN V ALLEY jTUBBEBY N. S. Bennett, Medford, Or. Grow trees that sell, sell trees that grow anad fruit true to label VEBNB T, CANON Billposter and distributor. All orders promptly filled. Boom 7 Jackson Co. Bank Bldg. Medford, Or. 0. F. COOK Sells trees that erow Office: B. R. V. Depot. O. Box 841. Phone 583. Medford, Or. MBS. ED. ANDBBWS Voice Culture and Art of Singing Studio at Residence. East Medford. Phone 225 8. B. BEELY, 1L D. Physieiaa and Surgeon Modern equipped operating roosos X Bay. Office hours: 10-It, 1-4 p. m. Office ia Jaeksoa Co. Bk. bldg 4 i If v I 11 w r m