THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MED FORI), OHKOON, 'FRIDAY, OCTOMKlt 1, 10.
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Saturday
Specials
300 dozen Men's, Ladies'
Boy's and Misses'
Hosiery
Tomorrow in Any Size
2 PAIR FOR 25c
HUSSEY
COLONIST TRAVEL
TO BREAK RECORD
First Week of Rail Rates Exceeds
El(jlit Days of Last
Year.
THE BUSY STROE
REMEMBER AVE' ARE SHOWING THE FINEST
LINE OF POST CARDS TO BE SEEN IN SOUTH
ERN ORGOX, ALL AT, YOUR CHOICE, EACH, 1?
ART EXHIBIT OPENING ,
FREE EMBROIDERY LESSONS
The Indies of Mcdford will lo
pleased to lonrn that beginning Sat
urday, October 2, jrrs. G. Eary will
have on sale and exhibit nt Deuel
& Kontner's store a special line of
art poods, consisting of stamped and
tinted doilies, center pieces, pillow
tops and novelties, art laces, loops,
girdles, ruffles and Japan needles
and accessories. Free embroidery
lessons will be given. ' 171
PEARY IN NEW YORK;
REFUSES TO TALK FIGHT
NEW YOltK, Oct. 1. Aeconipnniud
by his wife, Commander Peary ar
rived hero Ibis morning, and was
met by Secretary Hridgeman of the
Peary- Arctic club. Later tbo Joosc
velt, with tho Peary party abonrd,
steamed up tbo Hudson and took its
place in tho Hudson-Fulton parade.
Peary refused to further discuss tho
Cook-Peary controversy.
I'OKTI.AS'I), Oct. I.- All former
riwi tils iii cnliitiixl travel will be brok
en this year lliioiib the arrival of
newcomers in Ori'Koii rcsullins; from
the special rules provide.! Iiy Ihe rail
roads, From statistics compiled by
t In hi hscii'i' I' department of Ihe 1 1 ill' -rimau
system yesterday it is shown
that more colonists entered tho statu
ilurini; the first seven days of tho
special rates this year than for the
first seven days of the special re
duction of rates in 1HOH, For the
seven days ending Sunday, 1 l.'iH now
settlers arrived in Oregon as against
101)7 for the first ciKtit days last
year, or an increase of (il persons
with an extra day to be added if tho
comnurisnn would be fair.'
"Tbo colonist travel has started out
beyond our expectations," said Wil
liam Mc.Murniy, general passenger
agent of Ihe llarriinau lines, yester
day. "Our records show that more
prnspectivo settlors roached Oregon in
the first seven days this year than
I'liini) last year during the first eight
days tho special rates were in force.
Our advices from nil over the east
aro to the effect that the colonist
travel this year will prove by far the
heaviest in tbo history of the Pacific
northwest.
"Tho Ilarriiniin lines this year in
troduced an innovation in handling
the colonist business. Arrangements
have been made by which the fare of
uiir'iiTM.-i' iiiuy b, Mv-iiii right hero
in Oregon without any additional cost
beyond the regularly advertised spe
cial rale. Thorn has been a tremen
dous response to Ibis arrangement.
"Tbo very satisfactory results at
tending the colonist business this year
is the result of the nrgauizi'd effort
to (bat end. in which the roinmcreinl
organizations of tbo slate have co
operated most heartily with Ihe ef
forts of tbo Ilarriiniin system. With
I tho assistance of these commercial
i bodies, the llarrimaii roads published
! 11)0,0(10 colonist leaflets which have
been distributed throughout the east.
Wo also huvo representatives of our
system iu atteudanco at Ihe various
Lslnlo and district fuira in the custom
states, where, these leaflets have been
distributed with substantial results.
"Olio of Ibe greatest possible aids
to tho colonist movement as it is be
ing conducted by the railroads and
the commercial organizations will be
supplied by the Portland chamber of
commerce: in tho 'comprehensive ex
hibit of the products of the state
which will bo maintained in tbo new
homo of this organization on (lie
ground floor of Portland Commer
cial club building. It is' expected to
have this display in placo by tho
first of the mouth. This will iiinlie it
possible for Orcgouians, even this
year, to escort their friends as they
arrive from Ihe cast to lliu Commer
cial club building anil show the new
comers what can be done in this stale
iu an agricultural and horticultural
way. This exhibit will accouiplihli big
results iu lluil il will I ii ii i ih con
vincing proof of the gciiuinciicxM of all
claims for the stale which are set
lorih iu Ihe various pamphlets ml
verlihiug the stale and ils resources
and which probably inHucnccd the
newcomer iu a large mciisuie iu milk
ing a cbiingii iu location."
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At the Monri;-W. If. Wing, (Jraiid
Junction; Mr. and Mrs. Mcllride, Iter
lair Snyder, Durango; Mr. and Mrs.
f. N. iiico, Chicago; Dr. and Mrs.
F. L. Saylor, F.lwood; II. L. (Jreer,
(Irocuhiirg; J. W. Haker, city, J. A.
McLcod, Oleiidalu; Thomas IlaiiSen,
Portland; Frank Wolgomol, F.lgiir,
Mr, and Mrs. If. Lewis, Dauvor; J.
C. Donovan, Albany; ('. S. Dun bl
uer, Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Jus
tin Cooper. Dorothy Maynard, A.
Deappelin, Los Angeles; John Miller,
llellvvue.
At the Nash H. Nellie, Akron;
('. M. Ifumebaugh, Waller H. Ev
ans, Ashland; O. F. Wbitcomb, Scat
tie; ('. T. Moiison, II. It. Jackson,
Oeorge A. Peil, Portland; It. C. Alt
red, Sp Francisco; 0. W, Simon,
Portland; J. W. and Mrs. ling, Ton
opah; It. K, N'eill, Spokane; If. Lin
corn, Seattle; T. If. Johaiining, Los
Angeles; J. M. Alniuth, Ashland; IL
M. Mcllnod and wife, O. II. Bacon,
San Francisco; A. II. Calloghan, II.
('. Calloghan, Spokane; W. J. Knsli
ack, Iua J. Dodge, cilv; ('."A. Iloyco,
Portland; N. J. Crosbill, Seattle; If.
J. Shall. ICausiiM City; II. A. Clod
filtes, Mr. ii ml Mrs. W. McOowan,
Portland: Gnorgo ('. Motealf, St.
fniis; Mr. ami Mrs. John S. Kearny,
St. Louis; Mr. and Mrs, H. Hancock.
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Oliver. Hubert Mil
Ifken, O. ('. Charles, William J. Cund,
Jack (Ionian,, Les Itrisene, Kay
Midgley. Charles Miblcrn, Dorothy
Mil vim ril. Andrew Cooper, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Cooper, New York; Milton Ur
ger, Porllaud; D. Y. hidings, San
Francisco; J. II. Femur, Allugwiigiir;
H. D, Curran, San Francisco.
BIJOU
THEATRE
HILLY KMPEY VAN, Manager.
Richard Darling Stock Co.
in
Across the
Blue Ridge
We are diet-king and
marking the newest and the
swcllcst linos of F a. n c y
Goods, Batfs, Dolts, Neck
wear and Jewelry Novelties
and will show the elassiest
slyles ever produced. Our
Suits, Coats, Dresses, Waists
and Millinery are the best
quality nnd certainly newest
styles. "We invite inspection.
The Hutchason Co.
Successors to
1 Jakor-1 f utchason Company.
Savoy Theatre
TONIGHT
FOUR WINNERS
NIAGARA FALLS IN WINTER DRESS
THE DASH TO DEATH
THE PATIENCE OF MISS JOB
THE HUNCHBACK
ONE DIME
SCOTT PLACE ON ROGUE
RIVER SOLD FOR $11,000
'Jlio Scott place on Hogue river
above the property owned by the
Potter Palmer estate has been sold
to Messrs. Hubbard and Zinimcr by A.
B. Suling, Wes Green and Bert An
derson, who have held tho placo un
der option. Tho price paid was $30
nit ncro or $10,950, tbo trnct consist
ing of .'tli." acres, of which 30 acres
is iu fruit.
The tract is a splendid one nnd
will be improved by the new owners,
who alrcadv own land in tbo valley.
L. E. Nelson was iu town' with
some produce Friday.
The Nash Grill open every evening
till -1 o'clock. 167
THE SAME OLD STORY
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carry the BEST line of Building Material consisting of
Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Windows, Doors,
Etc, to be found in Southern Oregon. Prices always right.
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