THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1909,
5
ISOCIAL AND PERSONAL
THE WEATHER.
Fair tonight and tomorrow.
Alqx Thompson, Frank Kussnfor
nnd Owen Kccgnn of Jacksonville
were in tlio city. Tuesday afternoon,
having coino to attend a special meet
ing of Chester A. Arthur post, G.
A. R.
C. W. Thomas of Eaglo Pointy a
prominent farmer of that section,
wns n visitor to Medford Tuesday.
J. L. Dcmmcr was at Jacksonville
on business Tuesdny.
James Campbell of the West Side
bank is now the owner of a V.'hilo
Streak Buick automobile, which ho
purchased from the C. II. Snyder
Motor Car Co.
.1 H. Ilndlcy of Galice, Or., was
a Medford visitor Tuesday.
J. C. Aitken of Woodville, deputy
county fruit inspector, was in Med
ford Tuesday on business.
A. W. Silsby of Ashland was
among those in attendance on the
Federal court Tuesday.
A portion of .the Fourteenth
United States Cavalry, comprising
500 men, passed through Medford
Wednesday morning from Boise bar
racks nnd Walla AVnlla, en route for
Snn Francisco, nnd from thdnce to
the Philippines.
C. I'. Dnnielson, a former Modford
boy, returned from San 1 Francisco
Wednesday morning on a visit to his
old friends in this city.
. Ed Wilkinson returned Wednesday
morning from a visit to California
points.
F. B. ITnnloy was in from his ranoh
west of Medford Tuesday.
W. L. Ilnlley returned Tuesday
from GrnntsiPnss, whore ho had been
in his capacity as adjuster for the
Oregon Firo Relief of McMinnville.
Al Peterson and Charles Chnmplin
of Gold Hill were in Medford Tues
day for a short time.
County Clerk Coleman nnd'R. B.
Pow Woro down from Jacksonville
Tuesdny evening.
Riley Ilnmmorsly of Gold Hill, who
has been in Alnska for the pnst year
or more, has returned to Southern
Oregon, fully satisfied that this is the
best place on earth after all.
Tuesday afternoon a team engaged
in hauling pipo for the city wntor
system wns frightened by an incom
ing Jacksonville train nnd ran
nwny, crashing into a buggy contain
ing Mrs. F.. R. Land and hoi son
of Griffin creek. Tlio vehiclo was
demolished nnd both ladies woro
thrown out. Fortunntely neither of
thorn woro injured, nlthough badly
Minko up nnd the lady thoi jtit'hly
frightened.
Mrs. M. M. Taylor of Jacksonville
wns a Medford visitor on Tuesday.
John Whito made Jacksonville a
business visit Tuesday.
S. C. McClcudon of Gold Hill has
been in Medford sovornl days lately
attending to business mnttors.
ASHLAND ACCEPTS
TI PAVING JOB
Warren Construction Company Com'
pletes Contract anil Have Their
Work Accepted.
ASHLAND, .Or., Nov. 8. (Spe
to1 Af Ita mmilnr mnntinir ln'l
viiii. n ..... - n
nicht the city council ncceptcd the
work of the Warren Construction
company on their big street paving
contract and instructed the recorder
to issue a warrant for tho fmay pay
trinn f. Tim warrant amounts to $20,
000, making a total of $03,000 ijnid
tho company lor tno improvement.
Tim council nlso authorized th
final payment to R. F.'' Stewart for
t m construction ot tho power House
for tho city's new electric light plant.
Tho machinery hns neon installed una
tho citv will bo supplying pntrons
with light and power soon. t
Clarence Snyder unloaded- a new
Cndillac Wednesday morning.
Arthur Brown hns returned from
a trip to Ashland on business.
County Clerk Coleman nnd Depu
ty Sheriff Dow ware Medford visitor."
Tuesdny evening.
Jack Pendleton of Table Rock spent
Tuesdny in Medford.
Tj. K. Hnak of Englc Point wns a
recent visitor in Medford. t
Norman Whiting is spending a few
days in Medford from Rivorvicw
ranch on tho Roguo river.
Willjnm B. Tellor of Big Butte was
a recent visitor in Medford.
Henry Savage of Applegate was a
recent Medford visitor.
Sheriff Jones wns in Medford on
Thursday evening on a short business
trip.
B. II. Harris has returned from a
brief business trip south.
William II. Wilson of Grants Pass
was a recent visitor in Medford.
Henry Williamson ot Sacramento
is spending a few days with relatives
in tlio neigh'...irhood .of Central Point.
C. D. Vincent, of tho Fish Lake
company left Wodncfcdny for Snn
Francisco.
.W. H. Stewart left Wednesday to
visit in Ashland.
Mrs. Edgar Ilnfor loft Wednesday
for Atchison, Knn.', to visit relatives.
Robert G. Smith returned to Grants
Pass Tuesday evening nfter spend
ing some time in Medford on prrfes
sionnl business
J. R. llndloy of Galico, Or., is in
Medford spending a fow days looking
vor the valley. If ho finds something
to his liking he may decido to locate
TI. P. Gilchrist of 7aglo Point is
spending a few days in Medford. lie
is registered nt tho Nash.
FW. C. Lyons of Now Vk city
is in Medford looking for a- business
location.
W. Lnno of Grnnts Pass is spend
ing a few dnys with frionds in the
vnlloy.
N. Willinnis, tho popular morchniitj
from Hilt, Cal., is in Medtord on n
short business trip.
A. E. Sepps of Eugoiio is rcnowing
old ncqiiaintnnce in Hertford.
Why WALK-OVERS Lead I
"Walk-Over" shoes are leaders wherever
shoes are worn because they possess all the
qualities which appeal to particular dressers
.1. Appearance. They look well .when they
are new, they look well every day they are
worn.
2. Comfort. The first step in "Walk
Over" shoes is easy and comfortable, sp is
each one 'to the very last.
3. Durability. All tho 'wear that anybody
could expect or hope for is found in "Walk
v Over" shoes and people hope for and expect
a great deal nowadays.-
$4.00, $4.50 and $5.00.
NUMBERS
OF CITY TELEPHONES
Extensive Repairs and Cutover
f Cause Change in
Numbers.
. The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
company is making somo 'extensive
changes nnd improvements in the lo
cal system, which involves among
other things, changes in over two
thirds of tho numbers in tho exchange
and 'if there is somo confusion nnd
delay in tho service during tho next
fow dnys it will bo duo to these
changes, and tho faults will bo rem
edied as fast as possible.
A now directory has been issued
and subscribers will nssist tho oper
ators and help to secure quick serv
ice by calling by number only. The
service ,will bo materially improved
when the cut-over is completed.
J. W. Holmes, E. E. Metcnlf, C.
Kerr, C. W. M,cKean, all of Portland,
nre in Medford on business.
P. M. Kershaw, general sales man
ager of the Oregon Granite company,
hns left for a short business trip
south. '
W. E. Tribblo of Palisade, Or.', is
visiting. friends in Medford.
G. A. R. NOTICE.
A. L. L. members of Chester A.
Arthur post, No. 49, arc earnestly re
quested to bo present nt the next reg
ular meeting, Tuesdny, November 2,
at 2 o'clock p. m. sharp, as there is
important business to transact. All
members of G. A. R. in good standing
nro cordinlly invited to meet with us
whether members of this post or not.
Bo sure and nil, come.
O. II. EIGIIMY, "
Commander.
D. R. ANDRUS,
Adjutnnt.
MAY MOVE THE
WEST SIDE
School Board Decides to Fix Up An
nex in Order to Relieve Con
gestion There.
At tho meeting of tho school board
Tuesdny afternoon, for tho purposo
of arranging for more room for the
pupils, of the Washington schol, it
was flccided to fix up tho annex to
tho building, thus securing another
room and relioving tho congestion
temporarily nt least. Work will bo
commenced at once.
For some time there hns been somo
agitation for tho removal of tho
school to fjomo other Iocntin and re
tain the site for a federal building,
if it bo 'scoured. Nothing dofinito has
been done in this regard, however.
The greatest objection to tho present
location is tho vast amount of noise
nt that point.
To Whom It May Concern:
There will bp given nwny absolute
ly freo with tho next fifteen pianos
sold at tho Wiley B. Allen Co. store
nt 112 Main street, a beautiful $5.00
music roll of tho latest style and
design. Tho following fifteen pianos
to bo sold wo will guarantee that
same cannot be duplicated unless you
pay from $75.00 to $100,000 more for
tho same quality. Wo aro showing n
beautiful piano made in mnhognny or
oak to suit purchaser at $105.00, ab
solutely guaranteed for ten years, or
money back. Just think, $G per
month will put this fino piano in your
home, nnd $G n month will keep it
there.. Who can afford to bo without
a piano for 20 cents a day. William
Knnbe '& Co. and Mason & Hamlin
piano dcalors.
105 THE WILEY B. ALLEN CO.
Savoy Theatre
TONIGHT
HUDSON-FULTON PAGEANT
Showing naval parade Launching tho Claremont.
T A GAME OF CHESS
lffiAN EVENTFUL TRIP
ONE DIME
fa
A
"A hoalthv
yountrstor does lileo irood
thintrs to cut. . . . Tho easi
est? way to hake irood thin as
to balce succosst'ullv is hv iihitio-
It is .in aul to rather '
than a test of your ability."
Mother.
Infinite care is einnlovcd in the
production of evcrv snik. flhnspn
from selected Northwestern wlionf;
CVCrV ffrain is tlinrnlv nldimrwl nnl
scoured by tho best modern metfiods
that's why Olympic reaches yon bo
clean, so pure, bo healthful, bo nutri
tious that's Avhy it makes such good
tilings to eat.
Insist upon Olympic
mere ish-i any
Jim as good:
5- ITliff.fo. "
AT YOUR GROCER'S
PORTLAND FLOURING MILLS CO., PORTLAND, OIUH30N
.
: BUSINESS LOCALS 1
T
Ilnvo you n team? If so sco Big
Pines Lumber company's ad.
Ella Gaunyaw, public stenographer,
room 4, Palm building, ,
Why rush hornet Try tho Spol
Cafe's 25o dinner. ';
Southern Oregon Tea nnd Coffee
Co., 30 So. G streot.
Spices nnd extracts at 36 bo. G
streot. ,
Phono 3303 for tea or coffee.
Orders for sweot crenuv or butter
milk promptly filled.' Phone th(
oroamorv.
Best meal for tho least monny at
tho Spot cafe.
One-fourth off on all lints nt Bnr
nnrd & Connoyor's millinery par
lors. ' 19G
A HARD 3TBTTCKJLE
Many a Medford Cltizon Finds tho
Strugglo Hard
30 -Acre Orchard
Two miles from Medford; .ill
good soil, planted to Newtown nnd
Spitzenbcrg npplcs, Cornice, Bosc
?iiid Howell pears. Trees aro 5
yonrs of ago and nre in fino con
dition: t
Price $500 per Acre
Taking everything into consid
eration, tho fine character of tho
soil, tho ago and condition of tho
trees, and its nenrness to Med
ford, there is nothing in tho valley
equal to this as a bargain. Let us
show yon this tract.
W. T. York
West Main St., opp. Hotel Moore
With a back constantly aching,
With distressing urinary disordors. i
Daily exiitenco is but a struggle. j
Ne need to koop it up.
Doan's Kidnoy Pills will euro you.
Medford pcoplo ondorse this claim:
A. Botz, Corner D. and Sixth St.,
Modford, Oregon says. I suffered from
kidnoy troublo for four or fvo years, i
Tho dlsc&so did not bother mo much
at first, and I thought it would go :
away. I stoadly grew worso however
nnd suffered from sorero pains through
my back. I could not stoop and was j
mlserablo when a f rioDd told mo to try j
Doan's Kidnoy Pills and I procured a
box at Haskin's drug store. Thoy at
onco checked tho iroublo and soon re-
moved overy symptom of it. It gives
mo plcasuro to recommend Doan's Kid
i.ey Pills"
For salo by all dealers. Price 50 cents.
Fostor-Milburn Co., Buffalo, Now York,
solo agontB for tho United States,
take qo other 52
The BIJOU
THEATRE
BILLY EMPEY ' VAN, Mqr.
TONIGHT
Richard Darling
Stock Company
Presents
Man & Master
4 Act Comedy Drama
Specialties
Between Acts
Adroissio-
Coziest Homes $ (grjfoffj Easiest Homes
on Earth to Build
A BUNGALOW CITY?
Southern California is as liotod tho orld over for its hunirnlowR ns it
is for its climnto. 'hy not mako it sotfwith Modford?
I am hero from tho "homo of tho bungalow," with tho latest plans
nnd ideas from ono of our most famous hungnlow architects. Drop mo
n lino and lot mo call nnd talk it ovor with you boforo building.
Address R. W. HARRIS, The Palms, opposite the Moore Hotel, Med-
(.. 3-iw."st'" ford, Oregon.
OREGON CALLS
"MORE PEOPLE"
Pass the word to your relatives and friends to come
now.
Low Colonist Rates
To Oregon from the East
VIA THE
EGON 11.11. 4 NAVIGATION CO.
AND
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
(LINES IN OREGON)
From Chicago : $33.00
From St. Louis 32.00
From Omaha 25.00
From St. Paul .-. , 25.00
From Kansas City , 25.00
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Deposit tho amount ot the faro with tlio nearest O. U. K; N. or S.
S, P. Agont and ticket will bo dollvored In tho Bant without
. extra coat.
Send us tbo name and address of any one interested la tho State
for Oregon literature.
A. S. ROSENBAUM, Agent, MEDFORD, OREGON
WM. McMURRAY,
General Passenger Agent
PORTLAND, ORE.