THE MED FORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1909.
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Social and Persona
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gore left on
Thursduy evening for a week's viit
in I'orllund.
No. 40. The Benson Investment Co,
bag for sale 20 acres set to orchard
1 year old, 42 miles from Medford,
on macadamized road. Soil is black
Micky.' Place is surrounded by some
of best bearing orchurds in the val
ley. Price, $240 per acre, half cash,
.balance 42 years tune at b per
cent. 30
The M. B. Signs residence hag been
sold to 11. A. Hanscom of Talent for
. $2100.
' Orders for sweet cream or butter
milk Drumutiv filled. Phone the
creamery.
f No. 47. Some nice 10-acre tracts
within a mile of Eagle Point in sight
of the famous Bradshaw orchard,
$1400 each, $100 down, balance
monthly payments, or your own
terms, are for Bale by the Benson
V investment Co. 30
Oscar K. Stewart of Bonanza is
wsiting his mother, Mrs. E. Stewart
Ella Oaunyaw, public stenographer,
room 4, Palm building.
Game Warden Charles Gay has re
turned from u trip of inspection on
the Little Butte und reports ditch
uwnors complying with the law by
screening ditches.
No. 32. 293 acres under Fish Luke
ditch, 9 miles from Medford, V2
miles from Central Point. Land is
level and can be cultivated. It is
bottom land on the Kngue river. Soil
and other natural conditions make
this an ideal tract for peaches, pears
and grapes. Price, $1H,000, one-third
cash, balance term of years at 0
per cent. For sale by Benson In
vestment Co. 30
S. S. Cole, former night watchman,
has left for Ardmore, Okla. Ho ex
pects to return with his family.
Phone your orders for sweet cream
or buttermilk to the creamery.
Louis C. Sifors of Evans Creek,
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Stroeble of Cen
tral Point, E. L. Wick of Oalice were
recent Medford visitors.
No. 33. We have some splendid 10
acre tracts, subject to irrigation, at
$100 per acre, within 4 miles of
town. To non-residents we agree to
have trees planted at cost, under
supervision of an experienced or
hardist. Price $100 per 10 ncres,
$300 down, balance monthly, interest
S per cent. Sep Benson Investment
Co. 30
Dr. H. K. Atkins and R. II. White
. head, the Medford capitalists, have
"returned from a fishing and camping
trip near Lakcview. L. B. Kent nml
S. L. Bennett were with the parly.
They reKrt success in angling.
Our messenger boy says it's safer
to harness a horse from head down
than from the tail up, since he tried
, it. Phone the Exchange, .101, for
this boy to do errands, for express
service and all kinds of jobs you may
have to be done. 3f
II. W. Cantielil. late road expert of
the department of agriculture, is here
to investigate the Crater Lake high-
HARRINGTON LOSES
IN SUPREME COURT
A phone message received
by W. Estell Phipps from the
clerk of the supreme court
Friday afternoon states that
the court has decided in fa
vor of his client, Mrs. Sny
der, in the famous case of
Snyder vs. Harrington. The
appeal mude by Harrington
is ordered dismissed and the
judgment of the circuit court
sustained.
MISS Hffi COSS
nun jit fRisco
Becomes Bride of Max Rosenfeld and
Is Presented With Elaborately
Furnished Flat.
i way.
No. 41. 10 a eves adjoining eity;
7 neres set to 2 ami 3-year-old pears
and apples, 3 iutik in alfalfa. This
is n splendid little trnet mid will be
come erv valuable on aeeount of
both its intrinsic vulije end near
nesM to the pity. Tripe $t.ri00. IMaee
for mi It liy Kenson Invpstmpnt Co. 3li
A, Moore of Persist, Or., is a vis
itor in Mi'dl'ord,
No. '. ueres. ." miles trnm
Medford 4'onld bp rlemed at small j
expen-e. Thi plaee i- on hillside, j
110 neres ueiilly slopini;. Ii;i;ne
steeper, but splendid impe land. Soil ;
i smidv loam, Mih -irrigated Land !
adjoining this traet with ynimt; or- i
phard sells for f00 per a.-i.v We !
consider this a rpal ha ma in. Prire i
$'jr0rt eash. See the Hennn 1ne-.t-!
ment Co. 'tf 1
J. T. Mullen of Trail spent Friday !
in Medford.
No, 'AT. 10 noi'ps 1 mite from Kittle
Point. This latid is in s-ht of the
famous llradshaw orchard. iYiee
$S00: $'MW down, balance $l month
ly. See Itenson Inveitmnnt Co. 'M
Mrs. T. K. Daniels, who has been
visitinj? her pn rents in Santn Ann.
OrI.. will lenvn that plaee the com
injr week for a short tour in Mniro,
potm? from Kl Paso. Ton., to flimd-
AlMrn. Me., unci 1mm (Here to .Mex
ico Pity. She will be aivompanied
by her father. Krnnk Monachal, who
visited in ModfWd recently. Mr.
Daniels will probably be back in Med
ford tbfl latter part of May. J
(.. K. Warren of Kenneth is a i
cut Medford arrival.
It. It. Woolroaii of Delamur is
visitor ut. Medtord.
About 'JO Jacksonville ungleru have
joined the Kogue fCiver Protective as
sooiation at the solicitation of John
Orth. A greater number have joined
in Medford, due to the work of Jeff
Heard, Judge Kelly and Dr. Buudy,
the Kociliting committee.
The Holicitiutf committee of the
Commercial club is still at it, meet
inK with good success. Hut few citi
zens so lacking in public spirit that
they refuse to contribute-, have been
encountered.
II. M, Shaver of Kugene is a visitor
in Medford.
No. 41. XI uures adjoining city; old
house and new barn. Price $8000,
terms. Place for sale by Benson In
vestment Co. 36
K. It. Van t'!eae of Keho is a Med
ford visitor.
So, 38. 10 lots of cleared, plowed
orchard land, ready for setting out
trees. Situated within 1 mile of Ea
gle Point. Price $110 per acre; $30
per acre down, balance in $10 month
ly payments without interest. These
ots are in the hands oi Itenson In-
estment Co. 36
II. Jt. Hall of Portland spent Kri-
lay in Medford.
See Pennon Investment Co. about
No. 31 190 acres, red free soil,
acres clear, U acres in small ousn,
few stumps. Hest i fine timber;
would bring $r0 acre us wood. Three
room house and good barn; 70 acres
uitablc for orchard, such as apples,
pears and prunes, t rice 1 per
acre. Ju
Superintendent Caruaban of the
Blue Ledge mine paw a California
mdor in the hills Thursday while
turning from a I rip to Seattle Har.
The California condor is the largest
bird on the North American continent
uid is almost extinct.
No. lli. JS1,-' acres, miles from
Medford, under plow; would be splen
did orchard land, sub-irrigation; no
buildings. Price $li000, half cash. See
Menson Investment Co. 30
A. C. Randall left for Portland
Thursday evening on a business visit.
No. 40. ft'L acres adjoining city
limits; new 7-room house and new
barn; cost of buildings $2300; 4
acres set to Newtown Pippin apples,
1 years old. Price $."000, half cash.
Kor sale by Benson Investment Co. 36
B. Connor of Table Hock spent Fri
day in -Medford.
No. 30. li acres on South M
street, inside city limits; new 8-room
house, large bant, - good wells. One
acre set to pears, peaches and cher
ries, 1 year old. Price $3000, half
cash. Benson Investment Co. 36
Harry Hick- is spending a week at
bis brother's quarry.
No. 3"i. ISO acres 1 U miles east
of Medford; '.!." acres under plow, in
w heat and hav : SO acres would be
1 .nil v for pasture; 150 acres
Miss Mabel Coss of Medford was
married iu San Francisco Tuesday
noon, April 27, to Max Koseufeld,
according to an announcement in the
San Francisco Examiner. Miss Coss
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Colby, at Globe, and was married
upon her return. The marriage was
a surprise to her parents, .Mr. and
Mrs. H. M. Coss, who knew nothing
of the event.
Mr. Coss has received a letter from
the bride, who states that the groom's
uncle was the only witness at the
ceremony, and he surprised the young
couple by escorting them to an elab
orately furnished flat, which he pre
sented as a wedding gift.
Miss Coss is well known in Med
ford, where she has resided for the
past nine years. Her sister, Miss
Helen Cosa, was married, last year
and resides in Globe.
CYCLONE KILLS FORTY
IN SOUTHERN STATES
MEMPHIS, Tenn., April 30. For
the sixth time in a year, the cyclone
belt of Tennessee, Missouri, Arkan
sas, Mississippi and adjacent states
was swept by a serious storm last
night, leaving 40 dead, hundreds of
injured. Six hamlets were destroyed
ind property amounting to $1,000,-
UUU. At Uolden, Mo., lour were
killed and every building there lev
eled. The same number are dead at
Horn Like, Miss., which was destroy
ed. Five are dead at Young's Cross
ing, Tenn.
Church Rally Day.
Next Sunday is the second church
rally dav at the Tabernacle. The
first was very good, but next Sun
lav must be better. The attendance
ought to be much larger than usual
nd the interest ought to be intense.
Special music will be rendered. C. F.
Swander, corresponding secretary of
the Oregon Christian Missionary so
ciety, will speak in the morning. Mr.
Swander is a Portland preacher and
will bring a message all will be dp
lighted to hear. Missionary day is
always a great day.
Don't fail to attend both services.
The evening subject will be a splen
did one, vijs.: "The Holy City Com
ing Down." Let every member and
friend of the church plan to attend
every service next Lord's day.
Tabernacle Bible School.
Don't forget the growing enthusi
astic, sueopssfu! Bible school which
assembles every I-ord's day at the
Christian Tabernacle. Over 200 are
enrolled and others are coming. Ev
ery Sunday some new scholars are
enrolliMl. There is room for many
more. Don't let anything keep you
from attending religious services on
the Lord's day. No one is so good
but that he needs the help that comes
from attending worship; no one is
so bad but that he can he helped to
a better life if he will give serious
attention to the development of his
religious nature.
SPRING UNDERWEAR
'TIS TIME TO DISCARD YOUR WINTER UNDERGARMENTS AND.
LIKE NATURE, DON FRESH APPAREL. THE DAYS ARE GROW
ING WARMER AND YOUR OWN COMFORT WILL SOON FORCE
YOU TO WEAR LIGHTER APPAREL, AND THEN YOU FEEL SO
MUCH BETTER. WE HAVE LINEN, COTTON, LISLE, SILK, IN FACT
ALL GRADES AND WEIGHT ATREGULAR PRICES.
Flaxall Absorbent Mesh
THE UNDERWEAR EVERY THREAD OF WHICH IS PURE LINEN
SOLD ONLY AT THIS STORE.
Ecru Cotton Rib, the garment 50c
Ecru Balbriggan, the garment 00c
Black Cotton Rib, the garment 50c
Oxford Mixture, the garment 50c
Pink Silk Finish Balbriggan, the garment 75c
Ecru Silk Finish Balbriggan, extra fine value, the gar
ment .' $1.00
Cooper's Form-Fitting Derby Ribbed, the garment.. ..$1.50
In colors Duofold Health Underwear, the garment $1.50
Dr. Deimel's Linen Mesh, the garment $1.50
A complete line of the celebrated O. & M. Underwear.
Best line of Underwear in the city.
The Toggery
MEDFORD S FASHION STORE FOR MEN.
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.
The following letters remain mi-
called for at the Medford, Oregon,
postoffiue, April 29, 1909:
Nip Asbpole, Fred Branson, Stella
Clark, The Davis Nursery Co., Mrs.
T. Buff, J. A. Krdman, C. H. Elmore,
Harold U. Harvey, J. 11. Hearde, Dun
W. Horst, Mrs. A. W. Lacy, John
l.umsdeu, Miss Mae MuZenzie, Oliver
1'age, W. L. Purdy, A. M. Simmons,
K. II. Sickafoose, V. A. Stevens, A.
Tuuly, J. M. Tuylor, II. H. Vreeland,
Kichard S. Whitney, Chas. V. Wood-riek.
A charge of one cent will be made
upon the delivery of any of the above
letters.
A. M. WOODFORD, P. M.
FOK SALE Grain hay at reasona
ble prices. S. P. Barneburg, Med
ford. 42
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
the Nash -A. I.. Dnvid. San
Knini-isco; J. F.. Meohnn, New York;
Y. 11. Vim rie.'ivi's. Echo; Charles A.
.Tones, San Francisco; William C.
Knnack, 1'ortlain!: ,l.te Thomas, C.
V.. !ais. Sjtokane; M. A. Cohen, Port
land; Qport A. Lewis. Cincinnati;
.1. T. Brooks. Boston: C. J. Tvler.
H'Jit hru.li. coul, i 1 ,'leared 1'or less
Mian jlll .cr acre. all. suitable for
or-lialil cv.-.'i.l the SO acres; ciijllt-
r n lion-,.. In rtr. barn, good well.
(Icnty of water. It sjirinirs which
won't i;o dry. Nearly lOlt ncres un
'ler the Hamilton ditch; pipeline to
Meilford runs through this place. Soil I'.o-ion: .1. M. Baird. Chicago; H. M
is 1 :. black sticky, balance red sandy i shaver, Eugene; .1. B. White, ,T. Lick,
!o;in. Some rock on biuMi land, very li K. Warren, Kenneth;.!. II. Adams,
little on balance. Bond on each sidej.-ity: Itomlinot Conner. Table Bock;
of it. Tract is mile wide. Price ; K. II. Morse. S. Black, L. 11. Levy,
fCi per acre: one-third Pftsh. balance 1 New York: II. B. Ilall, Portland.
t..nn lears. This place tor -ale by At the Moore O. W
TO THE LADIES.
Mart Miaaion Furniture Work
niak yoa a cedar chest in whioh to
place vour winter clothe. Thase
chesta will keep the gaamenti free
from moths and dust. Shop on cor
ner of Rigath and Holly sta.
FOR SALE.
For phoenix town property, both
improved and unimproved and three
L-ood orchards, see Matt Calhoun,
Phoenix. Jackson county. Oregon.
Benson Investment Co.
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THOMAS EASILY WINS
BOUT WITH LA SALLE
ii lhi wrvtline '"'ill ;it ,itf op
era linnsp Thnr1:iv mciiiinf brftiri 11
"0 pnuniN If-; thnn :mtiti;'tiit
.itnl wns Oiitcl:io! fp-n. tho -t.irt.
Tht first fall '0 w.voml-. .ut.l
Prepaid Railroad Orders.
"Something which is of consiilcr
:iblc interest l the public generally
;itni which is i mm Imps not generally
known is the system of prepniii or
ders now in effect between stations
of the Southern Pacific company
ami all points in the Tinted States.
Ity means of this system tickets may
Ktlwanls, he purchased at Medford from any
place in the 1'nited State and in ail -
Sii.-iitmento ; Joe La Salle. Kugene
I.. I.. Htcede and Chester T. Proeb-M'd r telegraphed direct to the party
-tel. San Francisco; C. H. Merrill and j wishing to come here. Sleeper He
wife. Sun Francisco; T. P. Pre-tun j couinmdations and -mall amounts of
;i:m! wife. Angeli-.; (irdnti Fra - ca.-h in ouiueetion with these tickets
rial and wife. San Franei-co; H. It, ;"iny also he fomarded at the same
W.tithrnn. e Lamar; A Moore, Per-
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Bicycle Lost.
The party who took n l.ii velp from
i he Nickell aiMition had ticttur retnni
to Orcein tlranite
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