THE MKI
DAILT TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1900.
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Mr. Investor Have vou Men t ha
spac and. cost ot lour rooms; loeless refrigerator,' Built-in buiren
and dreeaari; cabinet kitchen. ' " '';i'iirf)4ea.
J. A. MclNTOSH, Architect,
Third Floor Med ford National Bank Building.
IFYOUilNTEKDTO ffUILD K COMFORTABLE HOME
CaeTfor Summer and warm for winter then build a .oad
solid comleiiflble (ASTERN rJOUSE two" stories and garrrt;
this eaer' be built for the samr prle as a bungalow come and see
WILLIAM WINKEL, Architect, General Contractor, 30 "years'
experience First Class Workmanship Warranted. ' Plans and
8pectflcattoM Free tf CttarfeOrdera Expected ' at ftestdaner.
244 West Fourth Street," Comer at Ivy Strettror at 103 MattrSt., -'
" '' ; J'. W. DRESSER'S OFFICE. -
SmtH Iti'piiliit.iry,
Capital asd Hrplua $125,000
l!irr- ST00.O0O '
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New 1909 Model
Electric Irons
Now $5.00 ,
Why not iron in comfort this summer t
The Wlcctric Iron heats in three minutes no wait
ing, no changing iron.
' We will send' you an Iron FREE on ten days' trial
- Write, telephone or call at our office, 206 West
Seventh street, oppodU tha Blp Electric Sign. "
ROGUE RIVER ELECTRIC CO.
SuccesBora to Condor
The Daily Tribune Popular
Voting Contest
Fill in tho name of the young woman you wish 'to
Tote for hihI tho district in which she lives bring or
mail to Manager Contest Perxw'traent, cave of Daily
Tribune, Med ford, Oregon.
This Coupon Counts as One Vote fot
Miss .
Dish-id No
(This coupon not
Out this out and
modern home seven roams in the
HIGHEST ATTAINMENT IN
SYSTEMATIC BANKING SERVICE
'She Jackson County Bank respect
full.T solicits yonr account, subject
In your check, with tha strongest
guarantee of safety and efficiency.
We offer the higtiofct attainment in
tf.vMrmulic banking service, , which
assures the greatest care in every
financial transaction, wilh this o1ij
iuaf itisHtiition.
. W. T. VAWTKR, President.
0. R. LINDLET, Cashier.
Water & Power Oo.
,
good after July 16.)
vote for favorite.
HEW LEADER IN
TRIBUNE JMEST
Miss Price Snatches Lead From Miss
Hazel Tice Other Candidates
Polling Their Votes.
A new leader is today heading '.h!'
loio lint, ha vini; displaced Miss Ilaz'il '
Tien of lhi city. Misa i'riee, while
he lives in a Kparrfely Mettled coun-1
try, has gotten in touch with hor
many friends and the results are now
showing to her credit. Miss i.Priisu
leacH by over a thbusand' votes' to
day' and while she is too far away
to poll votes every' day to k-ti tho
Jcad,' she !wilj fad' the final count' be
very much in evidence, as she is put-.
tuig forth many hard efforts, which'
are netting her good returns. She be
ing very desirous of, securing the
Ycllowsiono trip, will leave nothing
undone to accomplish that end.
Othor candidates are now com
mencing to poll their votes, and the
last week promises to be one of very
spirited voting, as well as one in
which contestants wuTput forth their
best efforts 10 secure their desire 1
trip. ' " -"" ""
One week tomorrow night closes
the contest, and contestants . living
in outside territory must not fail to
have nil their business1 in this office
by that time. Remember just one
week before the close, in which to se
cure your many promises that will
entitle you to your vacation trip u
iitr guest. . .
Assured Prizes.
To the contestant, seenrinp: largt.it
nnmher of rni nr.r all - Jit u.
11 trii for herself and iLiimmii i-!
one of the following nlm-v
leiinwKinns .iiiiooni part, losem
ite valley, or a trip to Alaska.
The Yellowstone trip is the Same
as Iiils been offcawd, the winners go
ing by Seattle, where they will bare
the privilege of stopping over if they
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tu- a .iL LT:
.. ..... .,iuj,-viiil frwtllllID
in
la
III II
KitVn iu .i i- vi
wrotnid tlie peuitisuln, up into Cook's
Inlet. tl,o la,,,) I.-
on return iniirner."
A railroad trip h been provided
for while at one of the, stops. Thi
tripp,' going us far north as it does,
cives one a iileosnr. ml ,le,.(;..i
I rip combined .that cannot be c.ualed
in nnv nilmi- irin .--:i.i
Visits will he made l some of the
worlds lnmcnis nnnuig camps, whal
ing vessels wj(l he seen, Alaska dog
teams, anil numerous other inlcresi
ing siglilS too ninny to mention.
This trip, will be of iilmul three
weeks! duration, mid every expense
t is provided (or fp.n- the time von
frdlnwi... nl,..,. Vil. U n I tlt.lt KW UI'UM SAW
Summer Rates East
During the Season of 1909
via the
Southern Pacific (Bo.
From
MEDF ORD
To OMAHA and Return $69.90
To KANSAS CITY and Return $89.90
To ST. LOUIS and Return $77.10
To CHICAGO and Return" $84.40
and to other principal cities in (he East. Middle West and South,
Correspondingly low fares. ( J ' t ! f j .
On Sale June 2, 3; July 2t 3; August I I, 12.
To DENVER and Return $64.90
On Sale May 17, July I, August II.
qoing transit limit 10 days from dale of sale, final return limit
October 31st.
These tickets present some very attractive features in tho way of
stopovor privileges,, and choice of routes; thereby enabling passen
gers to make Ride trips to many interesting points en ronto.
. Routing on the return trip through California may he had at a
slight ndvnnne over the rates quoted.
Full particulars, sleeping car reservations and tickets will bo fur
nished by any' Southern Pacific' local agent, or
WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
i
Htcp on the boat lcoHng Seattle uadll
yon return
To the contestants securing 20
yearly subscriptions In The Medford
Daily Trihiuie, or its equivalent, will
he given transportation to and from
I liu Scalllc fair, tickets to fair and
I iittractiiiiiM, hi il $ti in expense
: money. .
j To I lie contestants Micurhig l'l
j yearly iiimriptionar or its equiva
j lent, will he giwui lriitmportulion to
and from the fair, and ticket good
for a week's admission to the fair
and exhibits.
To the contestant securing 10
yearly euliKcriplions, or its eijtiiva-
lent, will ho given. $10 in gold.
To the contestant Hecaring 5
yearly subncriptioiih, or its equiva
lent, will be given $5 in cold. '''..'
Votinp Power of Subscriptions and
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Contest Department. Medford Dairy
CHAUTAUQUA ASHLAND, ORE.
Jury M7, 1909.
Don't mlw (be great lectures and
! ciertamment. nne ttrasic mdod-
ingf 'the great limes band. Writ for
(details. 102
Remember the opera "Oolah" Sat
urday night- nf thj MedfWd ' opa'r
honse. i-d -t: ..1
ORDINANCE NO. 206V
i an ORDINANCE to requlate
i the use cp Tin: streets of
t STREETS, i'
THE CITY OF MEDFORp DOTH
WKUAIK AS iTVlAMVfB
! ' ia 1. All that portion of the
! ",ly ?.f Mrf' W between the
uest hhe of IIolly street on-the west'
: ,Bear ek 011 the enst fuld the north
; 1,ne of Sl3ttn s,reet on the north, and
tU f th ,,ine,of Eifthth street on the
1 south' is hereby declared, to be and
,nsti,"'e le business portion of the
city of Medford for the -purpose of
this ordinance.
Section 2. Every person is hereby
forbidden to drive or cause to be
driven any automobile or other mo
tor vehicle within the business por
tion of the ;itv of Medford at a
-., ., I"'
greater rate of speed than eight (8)
J miles per tour, or to drive or cause
to be driven any such automobiles or
othor vehicles over any other street
of said city at a greater rate of
speed than ton (10) milea per hour.
boetion 3. No pernon shall drive
cause to any automobile or other
motor vehicle, within- the business
portion of said city; to be driven to
and stop along the side or curb of
any street within said business por
tion of said city, except the right
side of said automobile or motor ve
hicles be next to said curb or side
of said street.
, Section 4. Every person who shall
violate the terras of section 2 of this
rdinance shalj be guilty of misde
meanor and upon conviction thereof
sljair be punished for the first of
fense.ljy a fine if not less thin $10
or more than $23 for jhe second of
fe'nc bjr.a fine of not less t&in $26
.moretnari $30: tot. the third of
fense by imprisonment at bard labor
for a period of not less than ten or
more than., thirty days.
Section 5. Every person who shall
violate provisions of section 3 of this
ordinance shall be guilty of miaoV
meanor and shall be punished by a
fine of not more than ten dollars
($10.00).
The foregoing ordinance was pass
ed on July 6th, 1909, by tfie follow
ing vote: Merrick aye, Welcl) ayej
Eifert no, Emerick aye Wortman
aye, Demmer no.
Approved July 6th, 1909. "
W. H. CANON1, Mayor.
Attest: .-:t;ir. v.r-.
BENJ. M. COLLINS,
i -: Becorder.
At i.. t .
' - RESOLUTION.
Be it resolved by" the city coun
cil of the city of Medford:
Whereas, J. E. Payette, James A.
Slorah, F. J. McAndrew and H. S.
Roberts did heretofore duly peti
tion the council that the north twen
ty-four feet of that portion of Sixth
street. West, which lies within Bry-
nnt addition to the said city of Med
ford, and also for the vacation of
iuB jjiul oi Hum uaiuiion, now on rec
ord; in so'1 fdr as the Same is affect
ed by the vacation' of said portion of
said street, and the dedication of the
land hereinafter described; ,
And, whereas, said petitioners as
a condition and inducemnet to the
granting of said petition for said va
cation did offer to' cause to be ded
icated to1 'the . public ' use a corres
ponding amount of land as shown by
an amended plat of said addition,
which was. attached to said petition;
and
' Whereas,' due notice of the filing
of said petition' "was given as requir
ed by law. and there was received by
the "council no objection of protest
to the granting of said petition, said
petition having been filed for more
than thirty days and said notice hav
ing been given for a. period of more
than thirty days; and
Whereas, said persons hnve 'duly
dedicated the land ' shown . in said
amended plat, in accordance with
said petitinii:
Now. therefore, be it Resolved,
That said North twenty-four feet of
said portion of said stveet be and
the same is hereby vaeiiterf.
The foregoing resolution was pass
ed by the city council of the city of
.Medford on July 6th, '1000. by' the
following vote: Merrick aye, Welch
aye, Eifert aye. Emeriek nye. Wort
man aye.
Approved July 6th. 100!l.
W. H. CANON. Mayor.
Attest:
PKN.I. M. COLLTXS.
Recorder.
ATTENTION, K. OF P.
There will be installation of offi
cers Monday night. Let all mem
bers Jie present. Visiting Knights
invited,
0 O. F. LINDLEY", C. C.
Get Home-Grown Trees
If you want to safeguard your orchard.
us if you want to save money.
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Rogue River Valiciy Nurseries
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0. . COOK, Proprietor.
UnnnowarabU. 4'
"Vicious circle" la a term often used
In the medical world. An eTiimpto of
Its psyrlioloL'Icil use applied to nritu-i
inent limy lie found In Joseph A. Sco
vlllo's Iwiok, "Old Merchnnts of New
York CI ! "
Tom, 'lie xnn of a wealthy mini, was
a isrenr favrrite with all who knew
ti i nt. Imt jie heartily detested business.
A' 'mAr.'Itfin'p.-'nr-Xcwv.Yorli had hired
hi in oh n liiiolikeeper at n lilt'll salary.
Nevertheless Tom got Into the hatilt
of reaching the office Inter and later,
until linully he ig"t there about 2 In
the afternoon. When this state of af
fnlrs hud Kline on for a week, tho mer
chant remoiiHl ruled. j
"But. n:y dear sir." returned Tom,'
"how euii I come nny earlier? I don't
get my hrenkfnst until 1."
"But Ret yonr breakfast earlier."
"How can I? I don't get up till 12."
"Then get up earlier." n
"How can 1." pleaded Tom, "wbea
I don't go tn bed until daylight?
In the face of snch conrlncing argu
ment there was nothing to be mid. '
The Drill In the Paarl.
Tbe pale, bent workmen were, most
of them, drilling costly pearla. butj
here a man in kid gloves performed1
the operation f skinning the opern"
tlon of reniovln; a pearl's outer, dis
colored coat, no as to give it agnln It4
original luster. . And by the window
nother nmn shook lndntrionsly thru!
pearls In hot tie. ' ', if
It li ;i secret of 'the trade of tli
pearl driller' Trade." he "siiid "thlj
Dome snaking, ion m-v, in pe;irt drlir
hig n drill iont often brpaka off tn a
liearl." nml io k1"' " ont may lake n
whole dny's wrris that is. If yon don'e
know ilie secret." A
- He li"'kel,?'lcljr -at the bottom- o,?
the claim lxiti:. and then. couUiuilm;
his shaking, he resumed: "Bnt If you
tUt your peart In a bottle and shake,
ft up the drill' point tn a few minutes
will fall ruir nf Itself. i lMik! There's'
another nt ah-endr.' ' The third-' will
Come soon now." exchange.
Lunar Rainbows. ' - "
Lunar ratnhon-s are seldom n!-
served In the temperate zone. Very
likely the phyidcnl phenor.ienon eernrs
frequently, but Is Invisible becanae of
the falntuess of the moon's llaht. In
the tropic, where moonlight Is more
Intense, says the SclentlftV American,
lunar rainbows are more freqnentl;.'
obscrr-rd.. T'vy are by no means rare
at Ketmion 1 land. At all places (lie
phenomei- : Is looaf' frequently seen
at full nwd when the moon's light Is
highest. If It has been seen In various
phases f ihe moon. It was first ol- i
served in Aristotle. A lunar rainbow.
Is produced at full moon by the spray
of the cre.it Victoria falls of the Yeuas
su In I5ni7.fl.
- - Short and Ugly For Him.
"No. sir." said Plodding Pete, "1
would not slop anothef'mlmue to talU
to dem folks. Dey passed me oft a'
short an' ugly word."-". "
"What was It?"
"Work." "-Washing-ton Star.-
' Hope Is a flulterer. but the nioet up
rlglit of all parasites, for she frequents
the poor man's but as well as the pal
ace of his superiors. Shenstone. ';
l.UHia
Wo arc Grower But dlrax-t from ua mm
NO AGENTS K
Our TroM are cmavn Btrlctlr VW
WITHOUT IRRIGATION W
Write for frr oaUlott. Lavrcto eitock of k
Chflicaj Fruit, Rut and 0mamrrtal Trtnt, Grp W
Vintl, SrruH Fruit Plants incJ ShfoWnry
Tub Dalleb Nurseries wT
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
Harness Saddles
Whips Robes
Blankets i
ALL KINDS OF CUSTOM WORK
J. C. Smith
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