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About Medford daily tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1906-1909 | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1909)
THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 2f, 1909. Small Orchards Bearing and Young Groves on Easy Terms We have subdivided into small tracts the famous Gold Range Orchard, two miles south of Medford. adjoining the Bear Creek and and Burrell orchards, and now offer a limited number of the choicest orchard tracts for sale on reasonable terms. This is your opportunity to secure bearing orchard, r young orchard, or both bearing and yoyng orchard, consisting of the choicest varieties of pears and apples. The tracts range In size from five to 27 acres. The soil is the best in the valley Bear creek bottom land. The Id trees on these tracts have produced record breaking rops that brought record prices in eastern markets for years past. No such chance was ever offered before to secure such orchard tracts. Rogue River Investment Co. Ill NORTH D STREET APPOINT DELEGATES Will Select Advisory Committee of Five to Confer With Chairman. Compare the Quality Sl'OKANE. Wash., April 24. Fif j teen delegates to the national irrigii 1 tiim Mmsriess from various parts of i the state of Oregon will be appointed j in a few days by Governor Benson, I who will also select an advisory com (mittee of five to confer with with H. llisuigor, cuuinuuii oi me loum uouiu of control regarding the best means of making the 17th sessions iu Spo kane, August 9 to 14, of the greatest benefit to that state. C. N. McArthur, secretary to Gov ernor Benson, writes from Salem to Mr. Insinger that the delegates will be self oted from among men who, by training and experience, are quali fied to participate in the delibera tions of a meeting of the importance the irrigation congress promises to be, adding: "It is impossible to state, ut this early dale, whether or not the gov ernor himself will bo able to attend, although be will make an effort to arrange his affairs in such a man ner that he may be thore on govern ors' day." Arthur Hookor, secretary of the executive committee of the board of control, said he has received ad vices from several districts in Ore gon indicating that the state will be woll represented at the congress, us the people there are vitally interested in the problems of irrigation, forest ry, good roads, home making and other matters to be discussed by experts. -' J It is, ad always has been ear aim to supply our customers with goods of the highest quality and to that end w are always adding Quality to our line. The 'addition of "preferred teak" mans our line mt high-grade Canned Mate nut complete. orrio always the NAVAL MEN BOTHERED TO ENTERTAIN JAPANESE best and every accommodation given our customers. Allen & Reagan Groceries, Chinaware, Fruit and Feed SAN KltANCISCO, Cal.. April 'JO. The Japanese cruisers Aso and Ijichi will visit San Francisco today according to ndvices received at the navy department. The cruisers are being utilized for training purposes, and carry 180 cadets. They are un der the command of Admiral Jjichi. Entertainment of the Japanese vis itors is a serious problem. The navy department has no special entertain ment fund, nnd the only thing that can be done is to take a small amount from the contingent fund. A certain sum has been set nside for the pur pose by Seeretnry Meyer, but it is not enouirh to give the Japanese sailors nearly an elaborate entertainment ns the Japanese gave to the sailors of (he battleship fleet. After Han Fran cisco the cruisers will go to Seattle. Daniels for Duds. Largest cloth ing store in southern Oregon. 112 Nash Livery Company Best equipped in Southern Oregon. Give us a trial. H. C. BONNEY PHONE NO 2331. j Prepaid Railroad Order. I "Something which i of considerable j interest to the public generally aad whieh is perhaps not generally known ib the system of prepaid orders now is offect between stuti os of tao Southern Pacific company and all points in the j Unitod Btates. By means of this system tickets may be purchase at Medford from any place in tae United States and ! mailed or telegrapbej ijiroct ts the par j ty wishing to come Here. 81eepr ac- j commodations and small amounts of : cash in connection with these tickets may also be forwnrdwl at tne time." GOLDEN GATE CEMENT At SHORTY GARNETT'S same tf J. E. ENVAKT, President. J. A. PERRY, Tice President. JOHN S. ORTH, Cashier. W. B. JACKSON, Ass't Cssaier. THE MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK MEDFORD. O . flAPTTAL SURPLUS $60,000 - 5 10,000 Safety Boxes For Rent. A GeneralBank in Bus ness Transacted. We Solicit Your Patronage. A Good Friend in Time of Need. , No one can hnve a better friend j when troubled with colic or diurrhea than Chamberlain's folic. Cholera; and Diarrhoea Remedy. It always' cures. For nle by I.eon IS. H.ikin' I 'ha rmacy. FOR SALE. For Phoenix town property, both .raproved :;nd unimproved and three good orchards, fee Matt Calhoun, Phoenix. Jankson eouiity, Oregon. acvetisc rm WANT m THE TWWKE AND 8CT RESULTS THE HOWE ELEMENT Is an important consideration in the choice of un orchard. CRESTBROOK ORCHARD TRACTS are near a school, and arc in a neighborhood rapidly be ing built' up with fine houses. They all have beautiful scenic locations, all face on dedicated roads and possess the heavy, rich fruit-growing soil of the rolling foothill land the kind that produc.es the famous HILLOREST pears. Oregon Orchard Syndicate S B l-LING A (I B N T S liOCJ V B R 1 V BR VALLEY M ElVKORI), OR BOON E he r FF Hff Studeb&kerAutomobiles i ;nm :ub- ;ar : inci Uy- tiot i hei 3ill olci I tin: . tioi 'thn iyn . ooi ' otll . ll 111 Wagons and Vehicles THE BEST OF THEIR KIND - Made for value. Car of fine style of goods just re ceived Call and take away an easy riding SIDE-SPRING VEHICLE, or, better yel , an E M. F 30 HORSE POWER, 4-CYLINDER. No JAR in life can touch you, ncr any OBSTACLE hinder you to gain your goal, while using ether. F. Osenbrugge Studebaker Bros. Co. Warehouse gun i ti f 1 t ;he. 'mIii If ! It f Medford ;jMM.Ml,MMMWMsaMsaaMsMsall, l" " J'R : . II MEN'S LION BRAND PANTS The Best Every Day Trousers Made Prices $1.75 to $3.50, at The Wardrobe life W li ill v ili 3 III I i i ' m-mmmmmaammmKBm i 1 " f To Orchardists and those BUILDING COUNTRY HOMES E Why not have your home, prage, packing house, barn, gardens, tennis court, trees and shrub,, also ;,. roadways planned with an eye to beauty, convenient and economy? t J. A.Mcintosh, Architect : THIRD FLOOR MCDPORD NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
