TIIE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDBORD, OREGON, WEDNE8DAY, MAY 26, 1909.
000 PER
SON
Will read this advertisement. Nearly all of you save ten dollars a month.
THAT WILL SECURE YOU ONE of the LOTS IN WALNUT PARK ADDITION
Oregon Orchard Syndicate will sell the twenty-four remaining lots in this addition this week
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WHY?
BECAUSE
BECAUSE
BECAUSE
BECAUSE
These lots are located on West Seventh street just beyond a point
where the proposed paving and cement side walks will end.
They are very large in size' being 60x125 feet, with 60foot street
and 20 foot alley.
The price is only $250 a lot, at the rate of $4.1 1, a front foot, 35c
a square foot which you realize is very cheap for such property.
The terms are $25.00 down and $10.00 a month
The future value of these lots is so apparent.
"A TIP TO THE W1SEISA LO T SOLD"
N. B. - Our salesman will be on the ground every afternoon from 2 until 4 o'clock
OREGON ORCHARDS SYNDICATE
Selling Agents Rogue River Valley
xnnni ii ii n nrnnni ii t
K ('. lumiii of KjiN I'uinl n'ii!
Wciliuwilny in Metll'nnl.
('. K. ('infill mill .1. I. I'uhiir l'
Omuls I'us- wt'ro MimIIWiI visitors
W'cdm'sdjiy.
Tin Niifli drill nnv mIs a hus-iness
men's lunch nt noon fin 3"i iunts.
I'lmrles Nickel), tlit fnnni'i- nr-
niHr Milili-lur. Ii'l'l "ii ii Imsiht's-.
trip to I'urllanil Tuesday,
K. A. W.wkol T nl' Tnhli Kork spoiil
Tiii'stlny in MmHWd.
Tlu1 Nush drill now sets n business
men's lunch at noon for 3." penis.
Atltiruey llulhrnok Witliingtim lias
ri'liirutMl from a Imine- trip (o fluid
Hill.
Knii'M Welilr is liiixim; plans drawn
for a lnnialov on Ms nivhai'il near1
Central Point. 1
Klhi Qaunyaw, public steiiojtiaplior.
room I. I'nlin building.
Y. 11. NralnT-.T "w a n nt MimI-
1nl arrivnl.
V.. M. Sp..rer .f Myrtle Creek i
nyuin a Mi'dlntd i-ilitr.
Tho Nimh drill now sets a hushiess
men's lunch fit noon for cents.
(iol.lio. Ide llllle (iatluhlev f Cm.1i
Taylor, who lias been til with -.car-leliua,
is iiapntv ii'LT rapidly under the
(me of Or. Margraves,
I'hont your orders for sweet cream
or buttermilk to the creamery.
Mr. and Mrs. '.l.din 1 V Oladl are
back from n vi-il in Cortland,
1 1 mi t Lew is and family returned
Wednesday from Cortland to -pend
the summer on their orchard near
Central Coint.
Tho Nash Orill now sets a business
men's lunch nt noon for !Ci cents.
Mr. and Mrs. ,T. Stillwell Vilas are
speuitin; n few da ys in Med ford. I
R McKflrland of Grants Cass spent
Wednesday in Med ford.
1. Rjium and family of Spokane are
rroent Mod ford arrivals.
Tho opera hoiiso is packed every
dv." Come enrly. fi8
V. F. Jeffries, the pipe man, spent
Tuesday visit int; customer in the
valley.
There will be no meeting of the
(ircatcr .Med ford club on next Mon
day mviitK' to the observance ul I)ec
orutiofi day.
Mrs. M. K. Worrell ami Miss Helen
Worrell are planning a visit with
Cortland friends in the near future.
Mrs. K, lluitver has returned
from a hmi visit wiih liuM'lniri;
friends.
The place to get your money's
worth U at the opera house tonight. "H
K. K. Speimer of Myrtle Creek was
a recent visitor in Med ford.
Ccte Ocnhof is putting down a new
cement sidewalk between C and 1
streets oil Kighth.
Mrs. Lewis (twiugs is visiting with
friends in !'hopni..
C. t Taylor and M. K. Wilson are;
pendiu hiiiic lime in Hig liutle dis
trict.
Itr. J. F. liedilv is visiting Cortland
m business.
Mi-s Mary Dnw- f Trail Creek
is isjiin.; friends in Medford.
A raiet treal in store for you at
The Medf.-rd opera house tonight.
I'he Host. mi Ideal Opera eompany will
entertain ym with the "Chimes of
Normamly." Come and eujov votir
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Special Dinners.
The Knsh drill now makes a spe
cialty of banquets, wedding break
fasts nud dinners, and special feasts
of all kinds Crivnle dining mom
for special occasions. No better
serviee between Cortland and San
Francisco.
MONEY SHOWS HOW
TAXES EFFECT WAGES
Interesting Figures Compiled by Sen
ator in Connection With Fight
Over Tariff.
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Tftn I ATP Tfl PI ACCICV 4
WANTKP A ili-hw.isher at the Dia
mond T.odiriiij; Mouse.
f.OST-On or about May VI gold
locket and chain: the locket is pan
sy shape; in center of face has
small emerald, surrounded with nine
small diamonds. Kinder please re
turn to Tribune office and receive
reward. (it (
WASHINGTON, May L(i. - That
the total wages affected by the tariff
amount to !fli, ,h-in..).j , ami mat;
the values of the products involved
in the considerataion of tariff rovis- 1
ion reach (he sum of i:i.270.19J,0H8.
is the statement made by Senator
Money in show ing the vast impor-,
lance of the (picstion now being con- I
sidercd by the senate. Senator Mon-j
y has also prepared a statement!
siiowini; lue cost ot inoireci taxation
the people of the United States.!
lie states that the cost of granulated
siiyar in, IPflti was 12.05 cents more
in New York than in homlon. and,
that in 1 1X17 the United States con-j
-uuied !MM.n7!l Ions of sugar.;
against which the duty of $1.!." n
bnndrcd pounds was charged, eipial-1
ing $l;;n,:7:..iiUL. while the dutyf
actually collected amounted to $tI0,
Cn.lSl, makinii the cost of the pen-i
pie above I be revenue collected by j
the. aoverniuenl. $70.(141,821. j
tn iron, -ti'el raiK, wire nails nid
teel billets. Hi,, difference in the !
forejMi, prices and those in the Unit-j
ed Slates e.pials ati additional lax of:
..er s.Mi,-,niUl.non. accordinc t. Mr.!
.nie i'alucntations. which he ays
;ue based on sworn statements, sub
mit led to the commit tee by .Inde
(i:irv, of the United States Steei
O. Steel, (iranls Cass; K. Mi-Uarlauil.
Grants Pass; A. Elstou, San Fran
!cjsto; K. K Stricklamlcr. New York;
j J. I'.nmu ami family. Spokane: .1. S.
Conley. Lake Creek; Mr. and .Mrs.
C. II. Lewis, Cortland; S. U. Uargur,
Sail Crauciseo,
At the Moorc--.I. W. Sherwood
'Cortland; W. II. N'etibcrgcr. Unite;
Ik C. t'opeland and wife, (tuldboro;
Laura Iliatt. Hcnver; L. Adkins Hall.
Cortland: T. (icohan San Jhm: .lohu
'Mansfield. Cleveland: K. Ii. Spencer,
Myrtle Creek: M. L. Coffmau. Taco
iim ; C. t.iauiisbnry. San Krancisco; K.
C. Huuau. Ka-le Coin! : Ii. I. Chil
! 'let's. C. Car-ill, J. L. Colvig,
Grants Cass; W. V. Mi. bib-. Medford.
BENEFIT
Performance
Friday
May 28, 1909!
ANDERSON VALLEY
FRUIT CROP LARGE
Thinning Peaches Shasta County
Fruit Will Make Record This
Year for litself.
AXIlEliSON'. (Shar-la Co.). lM.,
Jluy 26. Ort'liardists in the Ander
'M truit belt art? husy lliiniiing:
k'hi'Ihs. Tin- lives urn Iciadi'il v i I ii
mniv I'ruil lliau ran tv cari'ircl tu
ill .i-1 1 i 1 1 ivillnmt brt-ji kiiii.' "t'f limbs,
lietween half and one-third of the
peaches are being pulled off ureen
though in oii liards that were pruned
properly early in the Spring little
thinning has to be done unit. Penrs
and prunes do not need thinning.
This will certainly be the best I'ruil
season Anderson valley has bad in
len years. The yield will be heavy,
the tualily will be good and the
prices will be high. lSuver are try
ing lo conlrai't peaches at cents;
best price offered last year wua
'!' cents and Ihe crop was light.
J'cars sold Inst year at ,1H8 and $20
a Ion. The given fruit will bring $'M)
and Jf3.") a ton this year. The llarl
lells are free from blemi-h -no scab,
fungus or blight. The fruit is clean
and far better than that of last sea
son. Prunes were sold last year on
" I basis. Offers are now
made on a 2'-cent basis.
Pear blighl. which was such a
menace two or three years ago, us
now alniusi completely eradicated.
Comity I lurl ii'iih urn I Commissioner
Tharsing has 1.400 pear trees. He
says that he found only a dozen
trees this season that had a touch of
blight.
Mrs. I,. K. Whiting of Riverview
ranch, near Ivoirue river, on Tm.sd.-.v
killed a larire rattlesnake with a short
'piece of stovewood. Il had nine rallies
E. W. KNAPP.
oi'ponition,
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
BE PATRIOTIC
' All of the pi-.cee.ls of this theater
on this eeiiiiiir are to be given to the
At the N:i-h II. Ilrash. W. F. firemen for tin- lih of Julv eelebra-
Icfi'res, Portland: 11. II. Pmrcett. St. tiou.
Louis; C. .1. Fassett. Fremont ; 1.. F. MOVING PICTURES
Mclbiciels. Scnitle: S. .1. WH-on. t.iv- and
ii u-sio; K. A. Wyi koff. Table Rock: HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE
.1. A. Met arter. San I rancisco ; A.
A. Clifford, city: ,1. F. Hob-on. San.
Francis,-,.; C. 1. Weigel. Seattle:.
1. X. Mct'une. W. A. ,Ione. city: Will '
The Bijou
West Seventh Street.
Sn Orchard Tracts
Ten, Twenty 6 Forty Acres
Some in trees three years old; others
two years old;
If you desire a small orchard, either
for a home or an investment, come in
and see me.
Easy Terras if Desired
Fred'k C. Page
102 West
Main St.