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About Medford daily tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1906-1909 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1909)
7 - 'i REFRIGERATORS THE METV" DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORP. OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1909. Enamel Lined Ice Chests-Just the Thing for Warm Weather GASOLINE STOVES Avoid the heat and djscomfort of the big range-Latest Designs Guaranteed Safe Medford Hardware Co Delicatessen and Bakery Under now management. Firtst i'Iiihh linking and everything in Fine l.iincli floods. Give uh ft trial. B. Wetzel J. G. Hodges jL Mrorou), OUMH M. Htnto HepiMiilr.ry Kstahiinliol 1888. Capital and Surplus 1125,000 Uamirrci 700,000 HIGHER ATTAINMENT IN SYSTEMATIC BANKING SERVICE The Jackson County Bank respect fully solicit your account, subject to your cluck, with the strongest guarantee of Hnfoty and efficiency. We offer the highest attainment in syHtcinntie banking Bervice, which iisMireH the greatest care in every financial IrniiMiction, with this oblig ing institution. W. I. VAWTER, President. G. R. LINDLEY, Cashier. Medford Iron Works E. G. TROWBRIDGE, Proprietor. I 4. t Foundry and Machinist All kinds of Engines, Spray! ig Outfits, Pumps. Boilers and Ma- chlnery. Agents in Southern Oregon for FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO. New 1909 Model Electric Irons Now $5.00 Why not iron in comfort thin summer t The Electric Iron heata in three minutes no wait ing, no changing irong. ...... 1 We will Send you an Iron FREE on ten days' trial Write, telephone or call at our office, 206 West Seventh street, opposite the Big Electric Sign. f ROCHE4 RIVEK MEM CO. ? Successors to Condor Water ft Power Go. Didn't Imprest Him, Shortly after IiIh rlito to the bench Judge C.'olcumti had occasion to pro nounce a Ufa sentence upon a notori ous offender. In the course of his re marks the Judge Mpoko with bo much feeling and eloquence that many of the listeners wero deeply uflected. The prisoner, on the other band, seemed to be quite Indifferent, looking at the cell ing and apparently giving no attention whatever to what waa being said. After he had been remanded to Jail one of the young lawyers had gone Into the cell, curious to know how the criminal had felt when his honor was passing sentence upon him. ."What do you meant" asked the con victed one. "I mean when the Judge was telling yon you must go to prison for life." "You mean when he was talking to nicV" "Yes." "Oh. I never paid no attention to Dick Coleman. He ain't no public speaker nohow!" Argonaut. The Fete of the Fancy Set. James, aged seven, had been pro moted. In recognition of this great event his father purchased for him the following things that James Insisted were necessu ry : A box of .0:10 dozen pencils, as-orle 1 leads; one Ink and one pencil eraser, one pencil box with a marvelous roll top, three copybooks for home work, two pri'hiihVr.i ;iml a patent si rap I hat was a mnrvel of Ingenuity, bill some how or oilier I'ldn't seem to bold the honks very firmly. The father cMiiuliicd the outfit a few days afie'r an.l found that II con I allied - One i:'ii. li chewed lead yr: ! fi nished by the lly. n srriMili!::; :o' wllh u few sheets on It. a I In fount t!" pen that did not work ami never ci-itV hiivp workid and a skate strap !o hole the tilings foaeth'-v. The f.itlr .!; d fii i;u : in. lim tivelv l;-.(v what h of the fancy Implement of New York Press. Avalanche. There are avalanches of different kinds, but when the term "avalanche" Is used It hi generally supposed to op ply to falls of great bodies of snow or Ice, says Mr. Kdward Wbyniper In the Ixmde.ii Strand Magazine. One of the first occasions of this kind which at tracted attention took place In last, upon Mont Blanc, and It Is commonly called the Ilamel accident. Dr. Hamel. a Russian, get out on Aug. 18 to go up Mont Il'.anc, accompanied by two bng llshmcn and eight guides. TheJ had ascended to a height of more than 14.000 feet, with five guides in front, who were cutting or making steps, when all at once the snow above them gave way, and the members of the party were carried down a thousand feet or mure over the slopes up which they had tolled. Snow again broke nwav above and more or less covered them. Some of them struggled out, but three of the leading guides were hurled Into n crevasse mid burled un der an Immense mass of snow. Tin bodies of these men reappeared ut tin foot taf the glacier thirty years afterward. i : (I I :! elilli a tic Her Answer. An Atchison irlvl had n pro) osal i( marriage nisi asked a we"k .. thlil It over. She went to all of ln-r mar ried sisters, line, who used lo be :i belle, had Hirer, children, did all her own work ami hadn't been o tli theater or out riding since she wa married. Another, whose husband was a promising young man at the tl she was married, was stint) :vs l.!';t A third didn't dare say her life wa her own when tier husband was nroiivi' and n fourth was divorced. After vl Iting them and hearing their woes lb heroine of Uih III lie tale 'went home, got pen, Ink and paper aud wrote an answer to the young man. You ma; think It was refusing him. but It wasn't. She-said she could be re.nl; In a month. Atchison Cloho. Get Home-GrownTreeo If you want to safeguard your orchard. Get them from us if you want to save money. Rogue River Valte Nurseries C. F. COOK, Proprietor. Two Bits of Wood. Importance cannot be reduced to 0 matter of size. The success of a piece of work may depend on a tiny detail. Such Is the case In regard to that marvel of construction, the violin. Rev. II. R. Hnwcis In his "My Musical Life" tells of the care nnd labor ex pended on two little pieces of wood which go to make up the perfect whole. The sound bar Is a strip of pine wood running obliquely under the left foot of the bridge. A slight mis take in Its position, looseness or In equality or roughness of (inlsh will produce that hollow, teeth on edge growl called "wolf." It takes great cunning and a life of practical study to know how long and how llip-k the sound bar ir.i: I be and exactly v. !i..iv to place It in each Instrument. The sound post is a little pine prop, like a short bit of cedar peucl!. II is the soul of (lie v'mlin. and through It pours all vibrations. lays and weeks are spent In adjusting t lie tiny sound post. Its position exhausts the patience of the maker and makes the Joy or the misery of the player. The Daily Tribune Popular Voting Contest Fill in the name of the young woman you wish to vote for and the district in which she lives bring or mail to Manager Contest Department, care of Daily Tribune, Medford, Oregon. This Coupon Counts as One Vote for Miss . District No.. (This Coupon is not Rood after July 9.) Cut this out and vote for favorite. Faith, Hop and Charity. A London weekly offered 2 guinea for n. dellnlilon of fnlth, hope and charily. The. wlmer is ns follow: Faith, b!li:d trust In a first page: hrpo. what Investors are fed upon; char Ity, what some of them are likely lo ho brought to. That Is certainly not bad, but this olio Is perhaps even bettor: Fnlth. tho-glft that saves mnnk'nd; hope, the gift thntwheers mauklnd; charity, the gift that makes man kind. Moving on Short Notice. I was lying en the floor of an old country log house one summer day near a big open fireplace when I heard a peculiar, frightened squeak. I got up to see what lookisl like a huge mouse moving at n very rapid walk across the room. When 1 got a closer look 1 saw that It was a mother mouse mov ing her whole family. At least I hope there was none left behind, for very soon a small snake, but large o:inu!i lo put Into a panic I he mother of four less than half grown children, came through the empty fireplace and after the little fugitive. The mother mouse had two In tier uiouth. and fastened to either side of her, apparently holding on witli i heir mouths nnd for "dent life," were the other two. I killed the snake nnd watched the moving family disappear through a hole In the corner. I do not know wh"thcr they returned after awhile or whether the father mouse put up a "To Lot" sign and Joined them In a foreign country, but I do know that I saved a happy fam ily. St NU' kolas. 1FY0U INTEND TO BUILD A COMFORTABLE HOME Cool for Summer and warm for winter then build a .good solid comfortable EASTERN HOUSE two stories and garret; this can be built for the same price as a bungalow come and see WILLIAM WINKEL, Architect, General Contractor, 30 years' experience First Class Workmanship Warranted. Plans and Specifications Free of Charge Orders Expected at Residence. 244 West Fourth Street, Corner of Ivy Street, or at 103 Main St., J. W. DRESSER'S OFFICE. 'l!LjrrZl?: ..... I hag ' altera j The Dear Frlendt. "Fred didn't lilow his bruins out be cause you Jilted him tbo other night," said girl friend No. 1.. "He came over and proposed lo me.'-' ' 1 f(: "Did he?" replied girl friend No. 2. "Thou he must have got rid of them in eomo other wny." Variety. "I can't see why yu don't like hotel life," said Mrs. (irnmerey. "It. re lieves n woman of all her cures and gives her so much spare time. Now. honestly, don't . you find that homo rooking Irf-eoincs rather monotonous':" "Not at all." replied Mrg Park. "Why. my dear, we have & new cook every few weeks." Mr. Investor Have you seen the modern home seven rooms In the X space and cost of four rooms; iceless refrigerator, built-in buffets t f and dressers; cabinet kitchen. X J A. McINTOSlI, Architect, ' $ Third Floor Medford National Bank Building.
