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8 THE MEDFORD 3VTATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1909. GROUND FINE NEW OARAGE ON NORTH HOLLY Will Be Two Stories and Have Plate Glass Front Another One In Sight. . LESS FOODSTUFFS E Medford is to huvo one of tlio mow complete and up-to-dnto garages on thfyeonst, in addition to tlio foni' now in . operation. This will bo about tlio rocdrd for cities of tlio sizo of Mod ford, in addition to the record it al ready holds for the number of auto mobiles owned by residents of the c.itv n'ml vicinity. 'This shows solid prosperity because, while one might have an auto withdut being ovorbur dened with cash, it takes tho real mazlima to run one. Ground for tho new garage was broken this week by Andorson Green on their property just north of. tho Episcopal church, between Main and Sixth streets, on Holly Tho building will bo two stories in height and will bo 50x100 feet in size, villi plate glass front. Tim lower floor will bo fitted up for the stabling of tho machines and the upper 1'loOr will bo rtovolcd to tho re pair shops which will contain tho lat est and best appliancus for tho reliof ol all tho ills which automobiles aro heir to. ' ' Tho garago' is being built for tho Valley Auto Co., which, upon taking possession pi its now quarters, will put m a full lino of 'oVorything no cossary for tho accommodation of their customers. I'lnns aro also being1 considered for tho construction of still another gar ago, but negotiations havo not pfo-'. coodod far onongh yot for tho 'pub lication of full details to ho justi fied Tho probabilities aro, however, that ground will ho broken for the building shortly. VETERAN OF ROGUE RIVER INDIAN WAR IS WANTED (Newport, Or., Signal.) x Iiii 1802 Lowis Southworth, a slavo in Missouri, was given his freodnm by his master, and in tho same yeai crossed the pains to Oregon, settling in Polk county. Tu 1855 he 6nlisted with Oregon volunteers to stippio.? an outbreak of tlio Koguo River Ii. dinns.. and was noted for hi hr.v cry in battle, and skill us a rif'oinan, Tho Indians repeatedly tried to kill Southworth, but finally came to bo liovq tlpit ho was protected bv (In Groat Spirit. After the war SouUi worth roluruod to Polk county, later nojtii(ig in tho fertilo Alsoa alloy, where ho has a com fort able bi'iiie, and considerable property, His wifo died about ten years ago. Last wook a Mrs. Varney of Mis souri arrived in this city and took the stage for Waldport to mo South worlh for (he purpose oC inuumng tho latter to return to hi sold hno and thoro spend tho remainder of bis days. The lady is the duitdiler of tho old qx-sluvo's iiiiinter, and i-1 iipvin'u of 50 years old, while tho Imlinn war veteran has passed hu 801 h rOo stoue. Whether Iho old Ocoiou pion eer will (tare to leave his homo by Iho oa and journy townl the iiing sun i lirobleiuatical. To Whom It May Concern: There will bo givon away absoluto ly froo with tho next fifteen pianos Bold at tho Wiley H. Allon Co. store at 0.12 Main street, a beautiful $5.00 inugio roll of the lntosl style and dulgn. Tho following fiftoon pianos t,o bo sold wo will guavanteo that ftumt) cannot be duplicated unless you pay pmn 175.00 to $100,000 moro for the sumo quality. Wo aro showing a beautiful piano made iu mahogany or Qnlc.to ,suil purohasor at $105.00, ab solutely guaranteed for ten yours, or money bnuk. Just think, $0 por month will put this fino piano in your hotiiQ, and $0 a month will keen it there.. Who, imu afford to bq without u piano for 20 cents a day, William Knnbe & Co. and Mason & Hamlin piano doalws. 105 THE WILEY I). ALLEN CO. Statistics Show the Country's Farms Keep Up With' Growth of Population. WASHINGTON, Nov. 2. In spire of the declaration that the produc Hon of foodstuffs is not keeping pace with the growth of population, llic department of agriculture has issued a statement showing that the United States is moro than holding its own in the task of feeding its pcopb. Tho bureau of statistics is author ity for the declaration that during the fiscal year the imports of l':.im products into tho United St-iloi were valued at $540,000,000, which was $14,000,000 less than in 100B and $87,000,000 less than in 1007. . That tho American tnrmoi is .iwaic ening to tho necessity for cbser and moro extensivo cultivation of his land is evidenced by the fact thai d'lnng soven years prior to 1000 more than one-half of the total imports into the country consisted of farm oroduel iu tho nine years since 1900 much Iobs than ono-half of tho imports have been products of tho farm. A peculiar feature of tho report is tho fact that with tho oxcoption of sugar of which the exportation from Hawaii increased $12,000,0i'0 and from Porto Itico $4,000,000, there was no incrcnso.in agricultural prod ucts from any of tho dependencies of tho country. In fact thoro lias been a decrease iu the materials brought Mere from tho nation's insular "possessions. ASHLAND FAIR Fl WANTED Room and board iu pri vate family. Address Georgo P. Sims, care Medford Ilardwaro Co. AT THE HOTELS. Rccetipts Totaled $1 102 Balance Is Left of $440, Which Reverts to Ashland Club. ASHLAND, Or., Nov. 2. Secretary J. M. Potter of the First Southern Oregon District Agricultural society made n finnl report of the recent fair held in Ashlnud to tho Commercial club last, evening. Tho tutnl receipts were $1102, and tho .expenditures $002, leaving a pet bnlunco on tho profit side of $440, which siun rovcrt- .1 l.. il... .1 I ' I e(i u iiiu iisiiiunu ominorcuii ciuu. The dub passed u resolution express ing its appreciation of tho splendid work of President E. T. Staples of the society, whoso indefatigable efforts were responsible for the splendid suc cess of the fair. REMOVAL NOTICE. Morrimun and Elliott have moved to their new shop tin Riverside ave nuc, where they will bo better pre pared to do bhicksmithing in all its branches than ever before. We 'tako pleasure in thanking all our old cus tomers who have stayed with us m the old shop and inviting newcomers You will now get tho benefit of our long oxperionco nnd incroaso facili ties. Wo aro hero to stay and to please our customers. Horseshoeing is our specialty. MERRIMAN & ELLIOTT. G. A. R. NOTICE. A. L. L. members. of Chester A, Arthur post, No. 4!, aro earnestly re quested to bo present at tho next reg ular mooting, Tuesdny, November 2, at 2 o'clock p. m. sharp, as thoro is important business to transact. All members of G. A. R. in good standing are cordially invited to meet with us whether mcmbors of this post or not. Bo snrp and all come. O. II. EIGIIMY, Commander. D. E. ANDRUS, . --Adjutant. -T- TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. Tho Nash W. R. Davoy, P. A. Biggs, E. II. Stono, Portland; W. M. MaMullon, Boston; J. P. Flynn, G. P. Suns, Portland; C. h. Crane nnd wifo, Ellensburg, Wnsh.; Richard Kil- gar, Sioux City, In.; J. C. Pendleton, Table Rock; H. P. C. Artbury, Gold Hill; J. E. Pood, Los Angeles; J. K. Kondrick, Gormnntown, Cal; G. A. Barclowo, Cloland, Cal.j Lyron Boall, Central Point; C. Dorwnrd, Portland; Mrs. W. W. Harmon, P. C. Brnndhn- gou, P. H. Grando, W. E. Humphrey, San Prancisco; J. B. Coo, Oakland, Cal.; W. Beohont, Jolict, III. The Moore A. C. Smith, San Prancisco; II. C. Zehrung, Portland; Mrs. E II. Jniinoy, city ; E. A. Crnn- WANTEI)-IIavo work on a ranch for WANTED Room and bonrd in pri vato family. Address Georgo P. Sims, euro Medford Hardware Co. WANTED A shingler. Main street. 1209 West 105 dull. ChiuiiKo; II. L. Gilkey, G. H. Kosterson, Grants Pass; C. O. Wai- or, Grants Pass; J. L. Painter, Dunsmuir, Cnl.; E. Tribaus, Fresno, Cal.; W. T. Andrews, Portland; II. P. Hanspu, Pcnbody, Kan.; I. A. Robin, Grants Pass, O. W. Englo, Fort Klam ath; Violot Ward, Portland; S. D. Gloddnrd, J. Groppin, Portland; W. L. Morritt, San Prancisco ; W. E. Van actor, Mrs. N. Nowton, Sonttlo; w. Smith, Portland; Mrs. A. S. Pos er, San Prancisco; P. J. Eastorday, ortland. . ' The Paltico R. Dawsoji, S. DaloK, If. Palls, H. A. Thurhor, Jerry Ilick- el, city; R. R. Winter, Englo Point; Mrs. H. Ciostcd, Charles Malum, Grants Pass. I'ho annual mooting for tho elec tion of officers of tho Medford Com- moreial club will bo held nt the club rooms Wednesday evening at 8 p. m. Not only tho matter of tho election of officers for tho ensuing year, but other matters of importance will come leforo tho body. A full nttondnnco is requested. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Iluutor arrived Monday from La Grande, Or., for i stay of homo time iu tho valley. Mrs. Hunter comes to rccoivo medical as nistancQ rom Dr. E, IK Soeley, William Caino, one of tho irre piessiblo live ones of Gold Hill, was a Medford visitor Tuesday. Paddy Malloy, who has been iu Ne vada for the past several months, ro turned to Medford on 14 Tuesday morning. WANTED Room and board iu pri vato family. Address Georgo P. Sims, care Medford Ilardwaro Co. NOTICE. Water bills aro payablo at tho of fice of tho city recorder from the first (o tho tenth of each mouth. No notice other than this will bo givon. Water bills not paid on or before the tenth will bocomo delinquent and wn tor will bo shut off without furthor notice. ROBT. W. TELFER. 197 City Recorder. a married man. This office. Address W, care 199 POR SALE I0-horso automobilo for snlo or trado for real cstato; iu first-class condition. Inquire at Medford Auto Co. TO RENT Furnished housekeeping rooms, 125 So. Oakdole avenue. 190 LOST Lion's head belt pin, botweon Wigwam and Lozier's cider mill, oither on Oakdalo nvo. or Jackson villo track. Findor plonso return to this office The Peoples Store Dependable Goods Sold on Small Margins This is truly the Peoples' Store. We are running this store as muGh in your interest as our own. Not a niGkles worth of goods are sold at exhorbitant profits. We feel that the people of Rogue River Valler have made this store what it is today. Starting only two years ago a stranger in a strange land, but endevoring to show each person who came, that it was working for their in terests. The store has grown until now we are selling as muGh goods in three days, alone, as we sold in the en tire month at the beginning, or two years ago. We want to thank the people for their liberal patronage, and to assure you that we are keeping our stock well assorted our values seGond to none in the United States and our priGes as low as is possible for a store to sell goods and pay expenses but' with a very meager net profit. You are welGome here at all times and we want your business Get Our Prices and Loofe The HUTCHASON COMFY Successor to BakerHutchaso n Company BULBS Wo havo on hand the following list of extra select bulbs: Tulips Yellow Rose, 5e each, 40o dozen. Gloria Sells (1c each, 50o dozen, l'nrot Mixed, 4c each, 3uo dozen. Single Hyacinths Pink, 7c each, 75 o dozen. Single Hyacinths- . Pink, 7c each, 75d aoaon. While, 7o each, 75o dozen. Dark lilue, 7e each, 75 dozen. Hod, '7c each, 75o dozen. Double Hyacinths Tho lollow ing at 8c each or 85o por dozen: Dark Blue, Pink, White, Ited. Hoinnii Hyacinths White and Pink nt 7o each, 75o doz Narcissus Major Trumpet, 5o onch, 50c doz. Poeticus, 3c each, UOo dozen. Pooticus Orudis, 5o each, 35o doz. Chineso Sacred Lily, largo bulbs, 20c ouch, 3 for 50o, $2 per dozen. Jonquils, 5e each, 50c per doz. MEDFORD GREENHOUSE. Cut Flowers nnd Potted Plants East Main St. Phono COO. A Study for Milady. The all-absorbing subject of suita ble, beautiful and becoming gowning that shall conform to tho prevailing styles and at the same time show woman's own indviduality and taste, is one of constant interest to women of every ngo, as that which adds to her attractiveness increases her pow er socially nnd in the business world. Careful study of modes, -colors and typos with a discreet adaptation to individual requirements gives a wom an tho assurance of being correctly gowned, when sho is free to forget her looks and dovoto herself unre servedly to the task of tho hour, often moro inoxcusablo variety is evinced by the carelessly dressed woman who claims to live above a consideilition of clothes thnn is dis played by her trim and correct sis ter, who studios her figure and the styles. The ono knows something is wrong with her appearance, but has not tho knowledge to correct tho er ror, nnd thoreforo enrries tho frown of worry whilo the other, safe in tin certainty df becoming clothe:, dresses for the day and hour and forgets il. Whnt more suitnblo garb for gener al wear nnd nil around utility than tho onc-picco princess dress pi its muny variod and attrnotivo modifi cations, trimmed simply in braid, but tons and tailored bands, with an ui,- brokei I'-e frn collar to bust, .'ill to diplav the linos of tho figure 7 Tn soft, fine diagonal twill, prunella cloth, voilo or brondoloth, thp gown, A SNAP. If you wish to consider a bargain a real bargain in renl estate, nd dress P, caro of Tribune. 107 BORN. BECK To the wifo of Mr. Heck, n nine-pound dnughtor. with all weight suspended from the sho.uldors, is comfortablo to wear, easy of adjustment and is adapted alike to business and shopping. The soft new tones of gray, green and roso are universally becoming and in thoso plain, popular styles, devoid of elaboration color bears an impor tant part in the general effect of the gown. With a handsome fur neckpiece nnd big muff, these dresses may be worn till Into iu tho season without u coat. i Not every woman is blessed with tho figure of a Juno, but on the well proportioned and graceful form tho Jersoy topped dress is the most fas cinating of the season's models. How ever, nny dress laying claim to dis tinctiveness, is cut on tho oncpieco lines and in taffetas, messalines and soft, dull finished silks, with duo at tention to elnbpration of detail, are unrivaled in popularity for moro cer emonious wear. A look through tho stores of Med ford will rovcal tho fact that these fascinating models can bo procured for about tho price orio would havo to pay for making nlono. Satisfaction asnassnoi to all, from the cook who prepares it to the head of the house who eats it, Is Assured if you purchase your meats of us Rex Market Rear of Rex Grocery Store Huth & Pech Props. Phone 3273 BUNGALOW SKATING RINK Skating from 2 to 5 each afternoon and from 7 to 10 p. m. each evening. Indies free from 10 to 32 a. an. all this woek. ; Music by Skating Rink Band. Come and enjoy your self, ii'.' ADMISSION FREE W. A. ROBBINS, Prop. SKATES 25c