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About Medford daily tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1906-1909 | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1909)
fl Mot ice to Fishermen j i i Our angling apparatus is designed especially for the Rogue river and its tribu taries Our flies are especially made to stand wear and tear of any sized trout and are guaranteed satisfactory or money refunded. dWe have the finest as sortment of tackle ever shown in Southern Oregon. flAn $80 fishing outfit consisting of rod, reel and line given away to the angler who catches the largest Steel-head this season on one of OOR SPECIAL FLIES. X T I T i n n n i i hi 111 11111111 11 ibUulAL ANUrtKouliflL Wilbur Wrifjht'H Aeroplane. The I.iuly Book A Rent A Scream. ' Pln.v Pulieuoo - An Illusion. Tlio French Duel A Comedy. The Savoy tonight. One dinio. 'I'. .1. Carney 1ms relumed from a tap to Eugene on business. ( Miner A. Ilicks spent Friday lish kiir in Hie Hague Hiver. He fished I Aliuentlv nnd caught eold. BALL GAME AT PARK T0M0R0W 4, 4. f. f C'uplnin Bug lias his boys in fine trim fur thu bunch from Grunts Pass tomorrow afternoon. Grants Pans will mnko 11 hard fight for equal hon ors wilh Medford in league standing un.l the loeal boys like that 1000 per rani. Come on, kid, there will he sonic fun. Watkins Whispers. Miss F.uiinu Wendt, who is leach- ,.nr hc 100 . speiu """ J ' T ,. vi-i in ,'eeeully visumfe- ... - Medford Friday. Table ll'llole Ilin ' nt the Nash rill Sunday evening. Special niusic. ,lohn Kiley of Ashland was in Med ford on business Friday. It. II. Harris has returned from a business trip to Unite Kails. Arthur Brown was in Jacksonville n business Friday. We have not all the -nap. We don't do all the business. We do please our clients. Benson Invcst- cnl t'n. u7 ....ivill... Mrs. W. W. Musces is spending the week at Joe liar, visiting wilh Mrs. F. K. Kdwnrds. ' llert llarr and sister, -Miss Grace llarr, made a flying trip to Peyton recently. Mrs.' K. Hyrno, und Mrs. U. K. OTtrien spent Sunday visiting with friends at Hutton, Oal. Win. Thuriniui nnd family have moved to I lie I'en.isyivauu. mine on Klliol creek. This property, which bands, is being GREAT EDUCATIONAL PICTURE THIS WEEK AT SAVOY THEATER At the Savoy theater a picture is being shown which is ot more than passing interest und is of great edu cational value. It portrays the flight of Wilburn Wright in his aeroplane in France which brought him honors from th entire civilized globe. The film is exceptionally good and shows the great inventor directing; his men in getting ready for a flight, the start, the ascent, the flight. The picture is a marvel and gives the most distinct idea of the newest ideas in flying. I liv all means see the picture. . .ot oulv will it interest you but it will cau'se you to realize what the triumph of an" American inventor means. President Taft on next Thursday will present Wilbur Wright a medal for Manager Hubbard slates' that a film has been produced showing Uoosevelt shooting big game 111 Af fica. He is now writing for it, and it able to obtain it will lender Me.lt.iia, NASH GRILL 75c Table D' Hote 75c Sunday Evening, June 6 Oyster Cocktail Olives Hadishes Salted Nats Con some St. Xicvcr Latieo Potatoes Spring Cucumber and Lettuce ( Iregon Lamb Chops, Petit Pois Nash Special Punch Winctto Wafers Stuffed Young Turkey. Cranberry Sauce Asparagus Tips Xcw Potatoes oin Asparagus Tips New Potatoes in Cream Fruit Salad Nut Ice Cream Assorted Cake Fronuge De Cameinbert Bents Crackers Cafe Noir Table D'Hote Dinner at the Nash Orill Sunday evening. Special music. 444v44f TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. fft444444ifft FOH SALK Good work horse, sfll.'i. ;llKnsOlinn street. cTb. JONES Handles rentals ex clusively. Over Bijou Theatre. For Sale. One of the finest riding and driv ing mares and buggy in Miutneru Oregon. Many people know her. Gentle, pretty, fust. Enquire of Court Hall. Others are building homes through 'I'lIK JACKSON COUNTY BUILD ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Whv don't von f FOR SALE. For Phoenix town property, bo; improved and unimproved and ton rood orchards, see Matt Calhoni Phoenix, Jackson county, Oregon. For Sale. One of the finest riding mares in Southern Oregon. Many people know her. Gentle, pretty, fast. En quire of Court Hall. Prepaid Railroad Orders. "Something which is of considd able interest to the public general! und which is perhaps not general known is the system of prepaid ti ders now in effect between statiu of the Southern Pacific compa and all points in the United StRt By means of this system tickets ml be purchased at Medford from fj place in the United States and m. ed or telegraphed direct to the pa wishing to come here. Sleeper commodntions and small amounts cash in connection with these tick mav also be forwarded at the sn time." Table D'Hote Dinner at the Nash Grill Sunday evening. Special music. Phone your orders for sweet cm or uuiiermiiK 10 me. ciuauiery. ...... 1 . .-. B .. .. .... : 1 ,..., i,o, tv to net closer 111 1 worked nv a small crew 01 men, who uno..... -i-i - -: , . . . . . . .1. tin. ! 1 inn's ot the lorld. 10 loucn "on ui ..... A. 1. Guy Cliiblers has returned from a are cleaning ditch re-paring Ibllu. trip to Klamath county. Kdgnr llafer is in I'ortlaud on busi- l.ss. ' The ''Song of the Stri ct Car (long" will soon be heard. Their "trucks'" run through our "tracts." All aboard. Itensou Investment Co. 1.7 Mr. and Mrs. Kd. Walker of Butte Falls are visiting in Medford. C. .limes of Sam's Valley was a re ent visitor in Medford. Mr. and Mis. Volney Dixon heve left for 1111 extended trip north. They will visit the fair in Seattle etc., preparatory to 11 being worked on a larger scale. S. Arrasinith returned from a sev eral days' stay at the county seat. 1'u. 11. -v and a recent visitor ill Medford What doing tonight. "Olivette" at the opera house of course. You hail better go. T. K. Polltni:.'!- t,t' Applcgulc, pent Saturday in Medford. Among Medford people in Port land are Mr. and Mr.. F.dgar llafer. Col. and Mr- . .1. I'. Mim.lv, Dr. .1. F. Iied.lv. II,, waul S. His., .lames BhiL'liam. Never miss a good thing when it IS willuii v.mr Ivettc" at lb that treat. 11. S. Kelley of Trail Ui'dtord on business. H. C. l'.dwurds of Auckland. X. 7... is a recent Medford arrival. On tonight In vee the lust prrt'i" in mice of "Olivctl,."' at the Medford opera house. It is certainly a rare treat. Advertised Letter List. The following letters remain an-: 1 1 ... 1 r.. ,,1 the Medford, Oregon,! HOW TARIFF DEBATE !postot't'ico, June 3, 11)09: . STRIKES A BRITON ! Andrews. Kinil. Bishop It. S.. Clark, Stella. Cook, Mrs. , 11. C, Lumley, XF.W YOlfK .lune .V--The Ameri- ! Mnrguerite. Grimes. .1. G.. Hoffman,! can .ongressman who treated thesub- ;John, Linden, Mrs. J.. MeNab. rloiu. . ct of tariff revision solely from thejMcNelly, Geo.. Mills, Mrs. laa sn., Moukhou.-e Geo., Myers. Anna. I'enu-1 well. Dave, Petei-s. 1).. Higgs, Mrs. M. ! A., Stemmeier. 11. F., Tagart, W ! Trippe. Frederick P.. Trotter, C. D., Force. Dr. Willber. Wycoff, Mi-s. A charge of one cent will be mnd.'i upon the delivery of any of the above letters. Parties calling for any of the above letters wil please say adver tised. A. M. WOODFORD. P. M. viewpoint ot the district he repre sented might be considered unpatriot ic in Kuglaud. This at least is the i ... 11 11 11 i- j impression 01 i.e.. 11. 11. iicuson, 01 N. I.. Nai regon of Kagl.i Point wus Westininster Abby, London, in Chi- ..,i ,-;;i..,. ... I...H'...l .1... v...., i -.tales. "Mrs. Heiisou and 1 paid a visit to the bouse the other day. while con gress was in session." said the churchman. "The debate 011 tariff revision - w hich question is agitating Knglanil ..as in progress, I was deeply impressed by the eloquent and toUical aruuuients advanced by mem bers of Congress who look the floor but there was one miiit which struck ne purin-ulurly. Kaeh representa- 1 .. 1 1. . i.r I I i' inuue me ra uoiise ..imglil is , , ( ,l v MARR1ED ' po. er to see it. ' "I "01- S11.VA---CK.HKHASf--hi Jackson ville, June 2. ISttfl. by Judge Hannii. Joseph X. Silva and Mary Ii. Cede- quesiiuu fras. from the standi... inl of the CONWAY - WILCOX. --hi Jaek- Ushicl that he ivinvsei.teil He ev tsouville on June 1. 100"). hv Juduo rock is in plai I the necessity of that district IXeil. John Conway and L. C. Wilcox. and told his colleaiiiies h,,vv tlte tarrit'f i 1 ""'lid effect his people. Now in j New Cases. 1 .iiiemci M t. ,,.,. . 1 ,.jv , M,,,),-,,,.,, v M R ll,.v. I' the .suit. Prter J. Xeff. attoruev for is el'- ; ,,i.,,,,i,ff .I m...i tin. Mitiou as a whole. (m- palriolie. There each nu-inlier bouse debates a irublci.. as to A delivery team of the Woods Lum ber company ran awav lveentlv. Tbcv ititioic 11. ibis I'.nnitry. of ei.nrsc. arc soii-ewlial dll't'eiTin. II,. re your 'a tii.pal l-i-.ri.siMit:ties a lav-.' - - ...n-.l !. i-ini r. ;ii;, nil-!,-;..!,, nil C.- Harted near the p:.rk and ran over ,,,.,;, j;,,,,, r the .-iri.. us ,li-tricts." n mite before the driver stopped thetn. Finishing was sentterv.l along D-iriog the hot vvathrr. 'he Louvre the path taken hv the team for man v i- -er e a ivjnlar .'.0 c-.-l Sunday Mocks- During tin. mnrtK nf the 1 dinner from ." :.'ltt to rmin.rny the team passed through the large sheds of the company but were slopped before any damage was done. Probate Court. Kstate Sarah AM F-mdray made npointing A. S. Kurrv. T.nvue and K. .. Smith a Ks.;,te lluldah C.l.e,-. to di-tviljute part of f ut ,1 nrdei W. F. ppraiscrs, order made s on hard 0, givttiL those who want to avoid the heat of cooking, a good family dinner nt reasonable prii es. Otvo it n trial. Notice. There will be a meeting of the li-bran- hoard t..;..-ht ta S p. m. nt the Aredford Hook Store. MRS n. C. STODDARD. The Echo The wail has been sent up, "The Galled Jades Wince." There is sor row in the homes of the would-be Competition. We are not surprised ..The firm of the Baker-Hutchason Co. at Medford, Oregon, has placed itself on the map, as one of Oregon's most progressive stores. .It has from the very outset had the support of the public. It has heeded the cry of the people, who have not only asked, but demanded, dependable merchandise at legitimate prices, but like a great many merchants they have overstocked themselves. Thisls the very reason that this UN LOADING sale is on at this time. Since this sale opened, and up to this good hour, there seems to bi no let up in the crowds: this fact has caused the "wail of lamentation." No firm or corporation, no. nothing can exist very long, without be ing backed by public patronage and public opinion. Some merchants whom we know, not having either it is the very reason that this UN writing on the wall." We have dug their grave, assisted by the people and will say. that the interment is now at hand. With malice toward none, we are erecting a slab that shall mark their last resting place, assist ed by a generous public, which have made our labors comparatively easy, and on that slab, great large letters are being cut "Died of Ennui." "Sacred to Forgetfullnesss." Baker-Hutchason Co. Central Avenue, Medford, Oregon L. AD KINS HALL, SALES MANAGER.
