THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON". FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1009.
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BIG SALE OF BEEF
MADE TO MITCHELL
Checks for Approximately $ 30,000
Paid to Stockmen of
County.
Iteef entile for which ha drew
chocks ngKrejratins . approximately
$.!0.0(I0 wore delivered to J. C. Mit
ehell at Ashland Mouday by up-val-ley
and Dead Indian range stock
men. Thirty carloads wore loaded
at the yards in Asland that day and
shipped out for the south and ahout
15 carloads are yet to p, purs not
being available, for the entire delivery
f about !)00 head.
The prices paid railed from $3.75
per hundred dvedis;ht gross for prime
steers, down to $2.30 per hundred for
lowest grade stuff, feeding steers go
iiiff at $3.25 and dry eows at
..HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At the Nash II. Q. flerry, Oroyeu
Kary, Mrs. W." II. MeCorgnodnlo, J.
U. Stein, U. A. Irt'iter, fleoi-go Clark.
Portland; W. C. Oarrys, Louisville;
T. K. Sheridan, ltoKoburg; K. 11. Hare, j
Cliitiiigo; V, J. Dennody, V. S. War
ner. W. 15. Tochhoinier, K. T. Totals,
D. N. Smith, F. T. Haley, Portland;
Ij. F.. I.nne and wife, Huntington ; A.
II. Haley. K. I,, lialey, Salem; Wil
liam A. liacon, Portland ; Heginuld
Colby, Seattre; H. A. Dornian and
wife, San Francisco; C. I). Gabriel-
son, nalem; J. W. Howard, I'leve-
aud; Charles Jones, Kmest Webb,
Kussel Smith. Portland.
At the Moore K. T. Hibbard, Port
lain! ; Mrs. John Streoter, city; K.
II. Daiviug, Portland; Mr. and Mi's.
W. R. Oanaway, New IOiidon; A. C.
Abbott. Portland; W. E. - Hummel, Selection .
Eagle Point; A. M. Holman, ' Port- Selection .
LAST CONCERT
NEXT SUNDAY
Owing to Band Boys Leaving, Final
Concert Will Be Given Sun
day Afternoon.
The closing band concert of the
season will be given at the city park
on Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
This time was decided upon ns sev
eral of the bund boys leave, soon for
college.
The regular concert for this wook
will be given this owning nt tho park.
The program follows
I March
Don't forget the. dance at The Wig-
tram toniuht. !:;
THREE AVIATORS TO TRY
FOR THE $10,000 PURSE
NEW YORK, Sept. 17. Entries
bavins? closed yesterday, it wits' an
nounced toduy that three aviators
will participate in the $10,000 airship
speed race from New York to Al
bany during the Hudson-Fulton cel
ebration. Competitors will be Cap
tain Thomas Baldwin, with a dirigi
ble balloon ; John Boeder, of' White
Plains, N.. Y.( With a combination
aeroplane and dirigible balloon, and
ficorge L. Toinlinson of S3Tac'.. vs, r. '
' Y.. who will be accompanied by nor
aee R. Wild of Chicago, in a dirigv
We.
"Fort Luwton"
."Bohemian Girl"
."Polish Danco"
"Zenda"
Waltzes
Handel's "Largo"
Descriptive overture
. . "The Fall of Jericho"
March "Thundercloud"
land; Mr. and Mrs. C. C." Karl v. Lou
isville; Mr. and Mrs! W. A. Patter
son, San Mnrcon; C. F. Willis, city;
L. A. Murray, Portland; L. Ilirsch,
New York; John M. Lees, Portland;
C. A. Grenin, Portland; R. L. Ray, -
Bukifen; R. J. Wallenberg, Seattle;! Come and have a goo. ddancc at
K. B. Hare, Chicago; W. B. Nuthall Tho Wigwam tonight. J.".r
and wife, San Francisco ; W. W. Rog- j -
ers, Portland; F. W. Cooper, Detroit; Among eastern in Medford are Mr.
George A. Phippen, Eugeue; Mr. and and Mrs. L. E. Lane of Huntington,
Mrs. J. W. Drayton, Hope; Mr. and N. Y.
Mrs. George Westfall, Houston; W. - "
H. II. Miller. Portland; Hugo Wal .'.
deck, Sun Francisco; T. C. Bullups, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. 4
San Fraucisco; Mr. and Mrs. L. E. '
Lane, Huntington.
AGED CURRY COUNTY
MAN WEDS YOUNG GIRL
GOLD BEACH, Or., Sept. 17.
When "Uncle Jimmy" Fry, aged 78,
took to wife 16-year-old Annie Thom
as, up Rogue river a few- days ago,,
he secured not only his fourth mate,
but his first white one. "Uncle Jim
mie" has been a man of great activity
on Rogue river since earliest days,
and his descendants are settled dll
along that stream for many miles.
His first three wives were squaws.
A justice of the peace living near
Agnes performed the ceremony. The
. young woman came from the Illuhc
region.
OREGON PRUNES SENT
TO CHICAGO MARKET
EUGENE, )r., Sept. 17. The Al
len cannery here is packing and ship
ping Oregon prunes to Chicago, find
ing it a very profitable business.
Green prunes are packed in baskets,
four of the latter to a crate, labeled
"Oregon-Washiugton-Idaho prunes,"
the company having establishments
in the three states. Last week six
carloads of prunes were shipped from
here, and thus far this week the can
nery has averaged one car a day.
CHANGES MADE IN
LOCAL LAUNDRY CIRCLES
L. T. Boyce and B. H. Kirbv, pro
moters of the Medford steam laundry,
have dis)osed of their intrcst in that
concern and purchased the Southern
Oregon laundry at Ashland.' Emil
Cordes has also disposed of his in
terest in the proposed Medford in
stitution and has taken an active
interest in the Medford Domestic
laundry. Mr. Cordes, who is an ex
perienced laundry man, is consid
ered an acquisition to this already
first-class firm.
Hugo Waldick of San Francisco is
looking after business matters in
Medford.
EXTENSIONS TO STREET
RAILWAYS OF EUGENE
EUGENE, Or.. Sept. 17. A.
Welch, manager of the Northwestern
Coroporutiou, the new company that
has taken over the properties of the
Willamette Valley company, an
nounces that extensions to tho local
street raiway system will bo made in
tho ncur future. Just now tho com
' puny is building a line out Moss ave
nue to tho entrance of Hendricks'
Purk and to connect with the Ma
sonic enmotery line. This new ex
tension is ft mile or moro long. It
will be completed by October 1st. :
A snap. S)-room modern bungalow.;
close in, furnished, now being rented
for $50 per month ; price this week
)?:i400 eush. Benson Investment
' tr.fi I WANTED
WANTED Man and wife desire po
sition on fruit ranch; wife, good
cook: man thoroughly competent
and experienced. Address A. F. B.,
care Tribune. ' 1"0
tate.
Salesman to sell real cs-
Benson Investment Co. 15(5
Ten dollars down and $10 a month , WANTED Experienced fire .insnr
buys a nice residence lot; price $200." iince solicitor. Benson 'Investment
Benson Investment Co." 156 ' Co. 156
SEE! OUR WINDOWS
FOR
LAKES' FOOTWEAR
All the newest things that will be worn
in the fashion centers of the east. Bronze
calf, cravenette, suede, velvet tops, in
the different colors, that will be in
vogue this season.
PRICES FROM
$3.00 to $5.00
Edmeades Bros.
THE WEST SIDE SHOE STORE
Medford Theatre
The Whirlwind Musical Comedy Sensation
A Knight For a Day
The Ten English Dancing Madcap s .
That Justly famous American Beauty Chorus
Thursday, September 23rd
NEW IRRIGATION BOOK FREE.
''Well Irrigation for Small Kanns"
is a publication just issued by I lie
Kcnurul passenger depurtment of I lie
Oregon liuilmud and Navigation Co.
and Southern Pacific lines in Oregon.
. This booklet sets forth in a prac- j
unci 11 ml concise way the possilulilies
for profit of inexpensive irrigation
and should be in the bands of every
fanner in Oregon.
Copies may bo had free upon up
pliuetiou to Wm. MoMur.t-uy, licucral
l'assenger Agent. O. H. & N. and S.
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GOV. JOHNSON
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THE BOOSTER
SPIRIT.
Surgeons Say He Has Even Chance
to Recover His
Health.
T. C. Billup of Sun Francisco is
n Medford business visitor.
UOCilESTEK, Minn., Sept. 17.
Oovernor .Johnson, who was operated
on at St. Mary'a hospital Wednes
day for intestinal trouble, is report
ed us resting easily. IIin Hiirgeonu say
there is a slight change for tho better
and that he bus an cveuebuiiee to
recover.
"Tuft slurts for
is the way the Mr
buue headlines I In
President Tal'I's
from Beverly the'
for his western trip
huiin is nluityn uwul
opportunity to advc
ford and tho Itogue
ley, thus showing
booster spirit. Cei
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Medford,"
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depart are
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lliver vul-
the true
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James A. Wilson of North Central
avenue is in Jacksonville on Ihihuichh,
WELL DON'T FORGET
TOMORROW'S SATURDAY
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AND YOU KNOW THAT IS
HOSIERY DAY
AT
HUSS.EY
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Arid we have a few unusual good
things to offer you among
which are
Fifty dozen boys' heavy ribbed and
misses' lxl ribbed seamless fast black
Hose; a quality you always pay 20c for;
hose in anyt size tomorrow from 6 to
9 1-2, at, your choice,
2 Pair For 25c
Twenty-five dozen genuine lisle thread,
lace stripe and dropstitch Hose; !55c
rallies; any size, in black and art tan;
also a line of men's 25c and 35c quality
Hose ; in fancies only ; that we will put
on sale tomorrow at, your choice,
3 Pair For 50c
Ladies' Summer Vests 15c quality, 3 for 25c, and our
25c qualities while they last are 2 for 25c
Our new line of men's' work Gloves at $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 a pair, are of the best
standard quality, with a good part of the profit cut off; also 50 dozen men's contour
flannel Gloves,,with the new knit tight wrist, tit 10c pair, three pairs fop 25c.
HUSSE Y
The busy store
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