THE MEPgQItD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1909.
ONG COMEDY THIS
WEEK AT THE 8AV0Y
aa hr.iisn witnessed one of
best comedy moving picture bills
shown in Medtora ai
Anv one who likes to
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l. ainrv should not tail
L "The Note in the bhoe." It is
mance of a factory giri, wau ior
rk writes a note, puts it into one
ie shoes she is packing. It tails
the hands of a grouoh, whose
asonabh- kicking causes her dis
ge. but nt the same time brings
to' the notice of the proprietor,
becomes so impressed with her
ssness that he falls desperately
, e with her and marries her. This
btful comedy drama is well
til and the aoting is certainly
cme of art, especially that of
rirl with Ihe white eyes." Get
tinted witn ner.
ae Busy Hour" is a comedy that
,ie should overlook, especially
state dcf !ers, for it tells a most
rous story of a deal to sell a
ry store.
u features as "A Bondsman's
: and "Cured by Gymnastics"
lot seen every day and round
i entertainment that no one
miss. Tonight, one dime.
management of the Savoy uses
g but the cream of the world's
utput and are straining every
to give to the people 01 Jleu
moving picture"entertainmeut
a credit to the city. It's up
All new pictures Friday
GIRLS GET BUSY.
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TRIBUNE
WANT ADS
BUSINESS
, , v PULLERS
No matter what it is you
want or need, The Tribune will
help you secure it. If you have
something you want to sell and
something you want to buy, a
want ad will bring the trade
about.
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WANTED.
WANTED Good steady married
man on fruit farm, experiecoe with
fruit not necessary though desir
able; permanent job for right par
ties at good wages. Apply Tribune
offioe.
WANTED Experienced waitress,
$25 per month, and a chambermaid
at $20 per month. Address Morri
son & Lash, Yreka, Cal.
WANTED To rent a modern house,
about 5 rooms. Please communi
cate with Mrs. R. Schalz.
WANTED Experienced orchard man
and gardener. P. O. Box 418, city.'
V ANTED 12 wood choppers to chop
cordwood and tierwood. Address P.
0. Box 418,
WANTED Crater Lake for Bcenery
Squaw Lake for fishing. Hay,
pasture and packing from end of
road. M. M. Welch. 106
WANTED To rent or borrow an old
fashioned spinning weel for a few
days. Address P. O. box 3(7, Med
ford, Oregon. 79
WANTED Washing and mending
done reasonable. Mrs. M. f .
Schaeufele, South N and Newtown
st. -101
WANTED Geutlemnn mandohnist
would like to meet guitar or piano
accompanist for practice. See J.
II. H., Tribune office.
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FOR RENT.
r'f'-
Foil UF.XT Large , nine room for
ime or two gentlemen'. Inquire
olli Kast Alain 81.
FOR RENT Nice furnished rooms
with bath, b'04 West Tenth st, near
West school.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE Homestead relinquish
ment for sale or exchange for resi
dence in Medford ; 80 aores orchard
land, 2,500,000 pine, new buildings,
creek, county road, R. R. 3 miles.
Address W. C. Crocker, General
Delivery. JTT?.1
FOR SALE A Smith Premier type
writer, nearly new. Address A,
care of Tribune office.
FOIl SALE Cheap, fine corner lot
on Jackson st., south and east
frontage; also choice quarter acre
lot in must desirable locality in
the city for $250 cash. These are
two of the best buys in town. Use
L YLl Dressier, West 7th st. 101
VCU SAI.R At harirain 240 ncres
of timber land on Vpper Rogue ', BIJOU THEATER' West Soventh st.
River nrtd 440 acros of farm and ! Continuous performance every eve
fruit land in Sams Valley. For full " of pictures and illus
nw;n!,.r and nrire nnnlv lo Ow- (rated ballads. Entire change of pro-
ier, core Daily Tribune.
81
FOR SALE Choice business proper
ty at a bargain, on long time; easy
terms. Address P. O. Box 418.
FOR SALE 5 and 10-aore trncts
jnst within and adjoining city lim
its, nt a bargain, nn ft annnal pay
ments. Address P. O. Box 418.
FOR SALE Two lots, 50x106 feet
each, in Ross additiou, $400. Ad
dress A. M. Jeffrey. 11,6 North
Dst.
FOR sale or exchange 15 lots on
West th St., for young orchard.
J. E. Payette, P. O. box 435.
HARRIS RETIRES FROM
INVESTMENT COMPANY
The partnership existing between
iE. J. Skcwis. G. E. Hilsinger, A. C.
: Randall and L. D. Harris, under the
firm name of Hngne River Investment
Co.. has been bv mutual consent dis
solved. L. D. n.irris retiring, having
conveyed to the other members of
ADVERTISEMENTS I BUSINESS DIRECTORY
FOR SALE Savage bioyole, 1908
model, good as new will sell at a
bargain. Inquire of E. H., at Tri
bune office. 78
FOR SALE 1 houso and lot lOOx
148, $800; 1 house and 5 lots, each
50x178, $1400; 2 lots 50x148, $400;
1 lot 70x14(1, $300. See W. J.
Dmmhill, owner, W. 11th at. 98
FOB SALE 5-aore traot with fine
bearing fruit, good house and barn,
dirt aheap. Write D. M., box 83.
77
FOR SALE For Phoenix town prop
erty, both improved and unim
proved, and three good orohards,
see Matt Calhoun, Phoenix, Jaok-
son county, Oregon.
FOR SALE 70 aores 30 aeres trees
in second year. Nearly all good
fruit land. Price $5000. Easy
terms. Address P. O. Box 477.
WOOD FOR SALE Pole wood at
$2.00 for two-horse load. Modoe
Orchard, formerly Bybee's river
ranch. Apply to foreman on the
place. Palmer Investment Co.
FOR SALE Chestbrook Orchard
tracts contain the finest quality of
soil in the Rogue River valloy for
producing appleB and pears. They
he across the county road lnpm
Hillorest Orchard, two and one.
half miles east of Medford. $225
an acre in sizes to Buit. If the
purohaser desires we contract to
plant and care for them for five
vean for $05 an acre. This is
tho best investment around Med
ford. $290 for a 5-year-old or.
chard. Oregon Orohards Syndi
cate, selling agents Rogue River
vaHey.
FOR SALE Walnut Tark addition
Fine large lots 60 by 125 feet.
The price is only $250; $25 oash
nnd $10 a month. If you do not
know where the addition is located
we will be pleased to give infor
mation at our office. We thor
oughly recommend these for . a
home or for investment. Oregon
Orchards Syndicate, selling
agents, Rogue River valley.
FOR SALE 80 aores of best farm
ing land in Rogno River vnlley; all
free soil and under irrigation , ditch,
with deed righo fo water; two mileB
from railroad station, quarter mile
from Bcboolhmne, on rural delivery
route; land now in alfalfa and grain;
will make an ideal orchard; price
and terras reasonable. For infor
mation call at Tribune office.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Real Estate.
BF.NSON INVESTMENT CO. Real
estate, loanb and fire insurance.
Office 112 W. Main st., Medford
Ore. Phone 3073.
Printers and Publishers.
MEDFORD PUBLISHING CO. has
the best equipped job office in
Southern Oregon; Portland prices.
37 South Centrnl ave.
Amusements.
gram Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day. Admission 10 cents.
SAVOY THEATER North d'Anjou
street: latest motion pictures and il
lustrated songs. Entire change of
program, Sunday, Wednesday and
Fridnv. Admission 10 cents.
Pawn Brokers
MEDFORD LOAN OFFICE For
goad bargains in watches and jew
elry, pistols, musical instruments.
Cor. Main and Central avenue.
Signs.
SIGNS Display advertising, Mor
gan Ic Stocnkmann, Miles bldg.
the partnership nil of the property
nnd nssets of the partnership, the
remaining parties assuming nil of the
obligations nnd liabilities.
Mr. Randall succeeds Mr. Harris in
charge of the several orchards owned
hv the company, including the Monn-
tain View orchard at Talent, Gold
Range orchard, south of Medford,
and the L. B. Brown orchard on
Rentals.
B. JONES Handles rentals ex
clusively. Over Bijou Theatre.
Billiard Parlors .
S. T. BROWN & CO. Billiards, Ci
gars and Soft Drinks. Up stairs,
Young and Hall building. A nice
cool place to spend the hot after
noons. '
Tin Slibps.
J. A. SMITH Tin shop. Tin and
sheet iron ware on hand and made to
order. 113 North G street
Bill Posters
VERNE T. CANON Bill Poster and
Distributor. All orders ' promptly
filled. Room 7, Jackson County
Bank Building, Medford, Or.
Fruit Stores.
FRESH FRUIT We have the larg
est exclusive fruit store in Medford
We have a reputation for handling
only the best. We know how to buy
and set! cheap. H. H. Lorimer, R. R.
V. K. K. Depot.
jytorneys
COLVIG & REAMS W. M. Colvig,
C. L. Reames. Lawyers. Office:
Medford Bank Building. Second
Floor.
WITBJNGTON & KELLY Lawyers,
Palm building. - 1
PORTER J. NEFF Attorney-at-law
No. 9 D street, ground floor.
Opticians.
DR. GOBLE The only exclusive op
tician between Portland and 8aO'
ruineiito Office on West Main street
nnd raiiromi.
CALL ON DR. E. J. BONNER, Eye
specialist, when others fail. Offioe
in Eagle Pharmacy. Main 233. East
Main near D'Anjou.
Nurseries
EDEN VALLEY NURSEHY N.
Bennett, Medford, Or. Grow trees
thnt sell, sell trees that grow an
fruit true to Inbel. Phone 3221.
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY NURSERY
Growers of high-grade nursery
stock. C. E. Cook, Prop. R. R
depot. P. O. Box 841. Phone 583
Medford.
Furniture
LET THE MISSION FURNITURE
WORKS make thnt piece of furni
ture. Any design, any color, any
finish dull, waxed or polished.
Shop on cor. of 8th and H Btrets.
MORDOFF & WOLFF Cook Stoves
and Ranges. New and Second Hand
Furniture. Ends' old stand, 18-20
F St .South. Phone 91, Medford, Or.
Underakers.
MEDFORD FURNITURE CO. Un
dertakers. Day Phone 353. Night
Phones C. W. Conklin 36; J. H.
Butler 148.
Dentists.
DR. FRANK ROBERTS Dentist.
Office hours: 8 to 12, 1 to 4. Miles
Building, Main street, Medford, Ore
gon. DR. WALTER R. STOKES
Sueressor to J. M. Keene.
Dentist.
Garbage
A. C. MUNCn will call for Rubbish
and dispose of same at any (ime at
a reasonable charge. Address Med
ford Postoffice.
Physicians and Surgeons'
DR. R- J. CONROY Successor to
Dr. Jones. Office in Stewart Build
ing. S. R. SEELY, M. D. Physician and
Surgeon. Modern equipped operat
ing rooms. X-Ray. Office hours
10-12, 2-4 p. m. Office in Jackson
Co. Bank Building.
DR. F. G. CARLOW, DR. EVA
MAINS CARLOW Osteopath ie
Physicians. Mission Block, Phone
291, Medford.
Sticky road.
Mr. Harris will engage in the fruit
buying business and also look after
some real estato investments of his
A 10-acre tract, fine young or
chard, $50 down, $10 per month.
Benson Investment Co.
HAWAIIAN ROYAL PALACE
REPRODUCED AT FAIR
SEATTLE, June 17. A beautiful
part of the Hawaiian exhibit at the
A.-Y.-P. exposition is found in the
reproduction of the roy npalaeolm
reproduction of the royal palace of
Honolulu. The struoturo so well
known by all visitors to tho Paradise
of the Pacific is constructed to cor
rect scale, and its handsome lines are
made from pure white sugar. It oo
eupies a npaco 50 by 60 feet, and the
various halls for parliament meet
ings and royal receptions are faith
fully shown.
It was in this building that the once
queen, l.mnuknlam, was continea
prisoner in her own land, during the
emptuous days of the Hawaiian rer-
olution. To' its great hall of state,
Knlakaua, king and bon vivant, was
brought following his decease in the
city of San Francisco, and the royal
splendors of the pre-burinl ceremony
ics were conducted.
BOTH SAWMILLS ARE
IN FULL OPERATION
McCLOUD, June 17. The prelim
inary examination of tho men under
arrest as leaders of the recent strike
in this place was not concluded Sat
urday and. was rosumed nt 9 o'clock
yesterday. It may take two days yet
to completo it. Tho examination is
vory rigid. There is quito a large
attendance at tho hearing, 'but there
has not been the slightest demon
stration by any of the recent strik
ers.
Both sawmills have been stnrtod
up full handed, and more men
are coming in daily to work in the
mills and factories and in tho logging
camps. None of them are Itnlians.
Some 350 Itnlians have returned to
thoir jobs and probably 350 have
left. The appraisement of cnbins
will be completed in a couple of days
more,
CHARGED WITH KILLING
DEER OUT OF SEASON
DUNSMUIR, June 17. Deputy
Game Wnrdon A. E. Doney came
down from Yreka this morning nnd
arrested John Ryan and young Mn
Rcynolds on the chnrge of killing
der and selling the meat out of sen
son. The Warden claims thnt Rynn
nnd MnReynolds went into the
Squaw Creek country Inst week nnd
killed several deer, brought them to
Dunsmiiir and sold the meat. They
vera Inki'ii to Yrekn this morning on
linin No. 16. Charles Brainnrd of
Redding, lias been retained to do
fond them .
LOG OF JOHN PAUL JONES
IS BROUGHT TO LIGHT
BOSTON, June 17. "Flag Day" is
more memorable in the historical
annals of the National emblem
through Hie discovery of a log of
Paitl Jones' ship-of-war Ranger, the
first vessel to fly the American flag
in the face of the Rritons. This log
was found nmong relics left hy the
late Erastus Perry Jewell, of La
ennin, N. II., who died a few dnys
ago. It may become the property of
the government within n short time.
The beginning of the log appears to
he in Ihe handwriting of Cnptaia
Jones himself, as it bears a resom-
blnnoe to a facsmilie of n letter to
General Washington found in the
Boston pulilin library and taken from
the original neli'ives of the Nnlionnl
capital. 1
WARDEN AFTER LAWBREAKERS
(Continued from Page 1.)
was threatened by the fishermen.
Deputy Fish Warden Clanton watch
ed the other night nnd saw the lights
deliberately turned out and the two
fishermen start seining. Not having
a boat, he could not catch them.
Watchman at Ament.
"I nm going to place a watchman
at the Ament dnm to stop this illegal
seining, and with the new fishwny
I hope the complaints will cense.
"J. ('. Aitken of Evans creek hns
invented tho finest rotnry fish wheel
I over saw, better than any of the
25 models on exhibition nt Ihe Seattle
fair, and I advise all ditch owners to
secure his modi I."
PUBLIC stenographer, opposite
Moore hotel.
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