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f THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MD1T0KD, OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1 flOfl. SSVV''
THE THIRD OEBlTErMFOi BJI- NEWSY NOTES OF BUTTE FAMpptP
" i DoinKMnn " : -a
OREGON CITIES
ARE BOOSTING
During tho Past Week
markable Meetings
Been Held Over
: State.
Many Re
Have the.
PORTLAND, Or., Nov. 8. (Spe
, -clal.) Under tho banner of tho Ore
gon Development league, tho stato
lias never taken a more dooldod for7
ward movement In community pub
licity than now. With tho various
cIMps thoroughly aroused and active
ly at work to advance their interests,
tho outlook Is very bright. Never has
there boon a stronger advertising
pulso throughout tho state. There
Is a determination to sot forth to
'tho world tho manifold advantages
"Oregon has to offer to the homeseek
or. During the past week, under tho
direction of tho Oregon Development
league, remarkable meetings havo
"been held In various parts of tho
state. Tremendous Interest has beo
shown everywhere.
Lebanon raised a publicity fund of
"$2500 at an enthusiastic meeting.
Tho people of the city are united In
the determination to exploit tho re
sources of tl at section and are doing
splendid work.
Corvallls has just organized a wom
an's auxiliary that will make itself
lelt In many ways In furthering tho
efforts of tho local Commercial club
in advertising Corvallls. A warm
welcome Is glvon nowcomors.
Sllvorton peoplo at a meeting dur
ing tho past week raised a, fund of
over $2000 that will be still further
'increased. A strong commercial club tho forthcoming production of Clins.
lias boon organized with over 40 Weill's latest play, "The Third De
members and it Is promised this gree, winch Henry B. Harris will
number will bo raised to 100 soon, make in this city at tho Medford th
Sclo and Jefferson are in lino for tner on Wednesday, November 10,
their sharo of publicity, having each fresh from a run of seven months at
raised $600 for development work in o Hudson theater, Now. York. By
their section. All are allvo to tho reason of tho inflitonco exerted on
"benefits of working together as a puWio affairs by Mr. Klein's great
utate league. P,ay "The- Lion and the Mouse," it
Lal'dlaw Is active. The Develop- s expected that with his latest offer--ment
league of that placo Is on tho inff attention will bo'cehtered on ccr
tUort to advertlco that part of Ore- ain abuses that exist in social con
gon and .It is going ahead as never ditions in this country in largo cit
bofore. !os nmonK the elite. Inasmuch ns it
Glendalo at a meeting Friday P1'10 purpose or Air. Klein to con
showed a snlend'd uot-togothor snlrit nto ten plays, of which
and the peoplo of that placo
I
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Judge F. M. Stewnrt mode n pleas
ant call at tho office of Judge Pentz
.on Monday. Judgo Stewart roporfs
that tho Medford Daily Mail lins sold
out to n stock company with George
( Putnam ns editor-in-chief.
Mrs. 1'crry, tho mother of Will
Perry, was visiting her son during
uie wooic and on Monday mndo u
visit to Butte Falls with Mrs. Will
Perry.
Tho roads, by reason of the heavy
i . "
rums, nave nocomo in nn almost un
travclablo condition. It is nuito earlv
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llOr tlllS StntO. ntxl if is linniul fltn
rni. xfi . . . . . ... I "
xno ursi nan was siow ana unm-weather vr 11 booomn Wr n,1 !.;!,
toresting. Medford scored after 17 and travel morn nnmfnWnl.io
minutes of play in a series of lino W. Jeffrey of the unsurvoyod has
bucks, sending Scoggln over tho lino boon on his homestead some time and
for a touchdown. Guilders failed to loft on Molflav for thn vnllnv.
kick tho goal. Tho rest of tho half Stect's action lins bocn placed on
was a succession of wrangles with the markt&nd contains dcsirablo
tho referee, but Medford hold her. lots and?iiilSfttion ina'U 1)0 mndo to
nnnnnnnfn en f oil tdi. Hrvtn ,n' T...1 Kfel'.'S . .T.t" -
Second Half Proved of Great Inter
est to tho Spectators
Great Gamo Was
Played.
Medford high school defeated Ash
land In a lively gamo of. football Sat
urday afternoon by a scoro of 11
to 6.
und tho Judge .PjwMJ'who lias tho. plat uhd
opponents safo all tho tlmo
. ... i
nan enaeu wilt mo oau on ABniana s autliorltSilWScontrnct for tlm snln
five-yard lino. of these'lflttW Thoro are also fen.
It looked as If tho gamo would be business lolS. on the market
Medford'8, but In tho fiecjraod half O. W. Ydro. of the ' BevorifVn" Vnil-
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alter nvo minutes or pinjr;an'i tno road construction enmn. is doincr rof.
ball In AohlanJ'o terrlto'ryho ball ercnc.o work on tho line, ncarButto
was lost uy Aioiiora on aowsr.ana a i' nils, preparing the wnv for tho con
iw'imu jiuoo hub niiucuDaLuiijrjMuimu luuuiuiu. wno aro expected within n.
section was visiting among his Butte
I'nlls inonds on Monday.
bhorty Miles passed through town
on Monday with fino venison, which
ho snys ho killed on his mother's
homestond.
J. Dbnbloday was down from his
ranch op Monday,
Whilo tho night was stonriv. vet
tno danco givon by tho athlotie club
on Hnllowo'on ovo was well attended
and passed off very pleasantly.
"Windy" Adams and Miss Beck
wont to tho valloy on Wednesday. Mr.
Adams will bring back a Jond of tho
mill machinory now at Eaglo Point.
John Cndzow and Jud Edsall loft
at 3 a. m. Sunday "for tho vnlloy.
Sam nnd Tom Sponcor of the un-
snrvoyed woro visiting nmontr their
Butto Falls frionds on Tuesday.
Mr. Erio has purchased a business
lot for $200 and will oroot a two
story building on tho s'uiuo. Tho
ground is now being cloarod.
Will Chambors and wuo
valley parties and will roturiiitw'itlr a, :
Inrgo load of store supplies' fo'rc'Mer- .
ehnnt Hughes. ,-f ': ' .'.
Ben Fredonbiinr hnd C. E.
havo gone to the valloy on bifsirioss
matters and will return . with some
goods for ono of our residents.
Wo nro having most doliVh If til-
sunshiny wenthor and tho air '5h'
balmy and tho appearance of "tho for
est is beautiful in its variegated .foli
age. "
Benlah Ilildroth and wifo. .who
havo bcon visiting Ashlnhd nntl 'other
vnlloy points, returned to Biitt'tf Falls '
on Wednesday, bringing, with thoni a
fino organ. . t f .
Scott Clasnill mndo li
wcokly trip to Morfford hud eame'Sin
bringing with him a load of canned v
goods nnd othor storo supplied
Sovornl loads of lumbor hnvo gpn
from tho yard for thn WbIi , Tit
ditch peoplo. , . ; '
John Allen of Derby wont to the
vnlloy on Tuesday andihas' sinco fe-
tnrnoil nnrl !a ' li
by Ashland
pass was succosatuljyaiadd tractors, who aro expected
nd. Lovolady wultlwre to couple of wooks. Work is
progross-
Unusual interest should attach to, Third Degree" is tho second, nil of
tnem to deal with, live and timely sub
jects, it is more than reasonable to
oxpect that this second play of this
series will carry with it a weight
mat suoula augur well for tho pat
rons ol tho theater.
Among tho prominont members of
the company aro such established fu.
vorit6s as Paul Everton. Fernanda
lliscu, Malcolm Duncan, T. L. Colo.
man, A. II. Symmons, Irene Oshior.1
irancis onnj K A. Eborle, Alfred
Moore, II. H. Forsemnn nnd Ralnh
Ramsay. The sale of seats for this
splendid attraction is now on at
llnskms' drug store, and nt tho tel.
"Tho ophono office in Jacksonville.
trccolvo tho ball and with hplioily but ing finely nnd several camps nro cs
mirfnce UCiwnen lm fttlHV fliA rrnft 1 I rn liliel. a.i TT . 1
" e" am,u, uiiKinuur jiiirnioii . nils
sprinted for tho other ond of tho about completed tho cros3-soctioning
field. Burgens fr.lled 'to ntop tho nnd tho camp is quito lively. Full
flying man, slipping and falling Just crows are nt work all along tho lino,
beforo ho reached him, and Lovolady Mr. Bieborstcdt of Brownsboro,
mndo tho touch'lown and Klum kick- who lins been on his upper ranch for
od tho goal. '' some timo, loft on Monday for iho
Ashland assumed tho aggrosslvo valley, driving down somo stock for
for tho first timo then and had tho his -valley farm.
Medford , boys guessing nil tho time.-1 Ranger George West of Prospeot
ball was passed over Ashlp.ndla Uno
for a second touchdown,--whlch.jjwas.
convortod Into a goal. Ashland was
Attention, K. of
naid I '
visit to John Obonchnm nnd family cnants, lio is on his way to -his.
on Tuosdttv. .mountain ranch. , -
Bill Nyo of Medford brought in a
party of men from Central Point on
Tuesday. Thoy will camp in the hills
for a whilo.
Mrs. Barritt hns purchased two
fino residence lots in tho Streets ad
dition nnd will build on tho snmo at
an early da.to,
Parties aro negotiating for tho es
tablishment and opening of -a bakery
on Brondy?ay.
Jack Tungato and fnriiily havo re
turned from n trip to tho valloy after
supplies.
Tom Grigsby'took. down on Wed
nesday a load of fino shakes forj
Oarvor Hall of Chautauqua, N. Y.'
who is visiting his cousin, Rov G. .L!.
IInll, is looking over Butto Falls and ?
is vory muoh pleased , nnd it, is .quite'
likqly will sottlo nmong us wi'ilV'liis
family. .
Medford, Oregon: This cortifioa
that we havo sold Hall's Texas Won
der for tho euro of all kidnoy, b'lad-"
dor and rhotuhatio troubles. tot ten
yonrs, and havo never had a com-',
plaint. It gives quick and pornmnont
reliof. 00 (avs' treatment in each bot
tle. Med.iO'f P' '",no!. "
never dangerous after this. Tho
lineup of tho teams follows:
Modford. Ashlai)d.l
Boverldgo, Poll: ro Lovolady
Boason, Hanson. rt Stewnrt
Wilcox rg Thorn
Fan el rh Vincent
Sherman c Starbuck
White le..' Shepherd
Hill It 5ndX
A. Sherman lg. . , . . . CarpdnWfri
Scoggln ...... .lh B. Ashcraft
Burgess q Klum
Chlldors fb C. Ashcraft
Second nnd third dcgaw-ioWht. J
Good things 'to oat. ..Svery" Knight '
should come. A. goQfljjpim
198 W: W-jii
IF
BTBS
are
thoroughly wide-awake and enterprising.
MRS. ASTOR GETS?
HER DIVORCE
Hearing Is Not Given to Public
Institution of Suit Created
Great Furor In Society
Circles.
GRANTS PASS POLITICS ARE
BEGINNING TO SIMMER
GRANTS PASS, Nov. 8. fSno
cial.) City politics nro beginning to
simmer n little. A recent issue of a
local paper contained an article
wherein J. T. Tuffs was spoken of us
tho Commercial club candidate for
mayor, and it has stirred tho animals
up considerably. Lending members
of tho club havo hastened to deny be
ing responsible for tho nrticlo nnd
tnnt the Commercial club will not
take any part as nn organization in
city politics.
NEW YORK. Nov. 8. Mrs. John M FOLLETTE TELLS CITIZENS
Jacob Astor today was granted a di- OF PASS HIS MESSAGE
vorco from her husband, Colonel
John Jacob Astor, the Now York GRANTS PASS, Nov. 8. (Spo
millionniro. cinl.y Grants Pass citizens havo n
Mrs. Astor for years has been the hotter idea of whnt an insurgent sen
acknowledged lender of New York's "tor is than thoy did Inst week Son
"400," and tho news that she had ntor Ln Folletto addressed n large
applied for n divorce recently cro- audience in the oporn house Satur
ated a sensation among tho local hxy evening. Ho storted in nt half
snmrt set. Pnsi oR'" nnd quit nt twelvo o'clock,
The hearing wes lield behind closed hut held his nudiencp throughout. IHs
doors and tho reason for Mrs. As- speech was generally well received
tor's seunrntion suit never has been
eiven to tho public. . Prepaid Railroad Orders
ASTORIA WILL OBSERVE
HER CENTENARY IN 1911
PECULIAR FORMATION IS
FOUND IN OLD FLASK
Paul Poarco of Poorrann's creek
has brought in a flask for exhibition
PORTLAND, Nov. 8. Tho centen- in Medford. found in tho Poarco mino.
nry of tho first American settlement in Hint section, thnt was coated in-
on the Pacific coast will bo celcbrat- side and out with silicate, in differ
ed by Astorin in 1011, and plans for out patterns nnd color offects. Tho
tho nffair aro already being, discuss- flask was of tho kind usually used as
od. Descendants of John' Jacob As-1 a receptablo for that fluid, which
tor will bo asked to join in tho com- causes tho prospector to see visions
raomorntion of the planting of the of millions in ovory rock, and was
first American city on tho Pacific evidently emntied and thrown away
const' uy tho lounder ot that famous by Bonio minor on his way homo from
family. Tho story of tho founding of a visit to tho town of Jncksonvillo in-
Astoria is told in Washington Irving's tho days beforo the peoplo had turned
book of thnt name. their attontion to fancy apples and
pears'. Nnturo, nbhorring a vacuum,
BORN To Mr. and Mrs. Sam proceeded to fill the flask with tho
Swenning, a baby daughter, Novem- nearest material at hand, with tho
her 5. nbove result.
"Something which is uf consider-
NEW STEAMER LINE known is the system of nrennid or-
WILL BENEFIT OREGON able intQrost o th0 publio generally
PORTLAND, Nov. 8. Establish- ana- whieh ifl nrhnns nt nnrllv
ment of n direct steamship lino bo- dera IlOW in effeQ, i)ntw.PI1 ;
tween Portlnnd nnd Antwerp has been of ,jin Smith Pnc'fin onmnnnv
Announced and this new channel for nnd a points b ,ha UnUe(1 St'ateg (
commerce is important to tho whole By moans of thg tem tickots
HAiilliiifAif I n r f nrv piinlnMn mill lin .
be purchaspd at Medford from any
plnce in the United States and mail
CRESTBROOK ORCHARD TRACTS
B - 10 - 20 Acres
Adjoining Hlllcrest orchard and con
tain unexccled deep, rich soil. Rea
sonable prices and generous terms.
OREGON
SELLING AGENTS
I
ORCHARDS SYNDICATE
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY
' "tWo havo- on hand "tho following
list of extra select bulbs:
Tulips
Yollow Rose, fio each, 40o dozen.
Gloria Sells do eaoh, .r0o dozen.
Parot Mixed, 4c each, 33o dozen.
Single Hyacinths Pink, 7c ench,
75c dozen.
Singlo Hyacinths
Pink, 7c each, 75o dozon.
White, 7c each, 7Co dozon,
Dark Blue, 7o each, 75 dozen.
Red, 7c each, 75c dozen.
Double Hyacinths Tho follow
ing nt 8o each or 85o por dozon:
Dark Blue, Pink, White, Red.
Roman Hyacinths I
Whito and Pink at 7o each, 75o doz
Narcissus
Major Trumpet, 5c onch, 50o doz.
Pootious, 3c each, 30o dozon.
Posticus Orntus, 5o onch, 35o doz.
Chinoso Sacred Lily, largo bulbs,
20o ench, 3 for 50o, $2 por dozon
Jonquils, 5o each, 50o por doz.
MEDFORD GREENHOUSE.
Cut Flowers and Potted Plants
East Main St. Phono 000.
J. E. ENYART, President
JOHN S ORTH, Cashier.
J. A. PERRY, Vioe-Presidont.
W. B. JACKSON, Ass't Cashier,
THE MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK
CAPITAL , $50,000
SURPLUS , $10,000
Safety boxes for rent. A general Banking Business transacted.
We solicit, your patronage.
northwest. Const consumers will be
able to tako advantage- of commodi
ties brought directly hero from the
old world, nnd the vessels will havo
largo loading space nvailablo for car
rying const products back to Euro
pean mnrksts.
ed or telegraphed direct to the party
wishing to come hero. Sleepor ac
commodations nnd small amounts of
cash in connection with these ticketB
may also be forwnrried at the samn
nonry Harrison Brown of Califor
nia, author, editor and publisher, ox-
president of tho World's Now-
Thought federation, and n well-
known exponent of tho philosophy of
Emerson, will deliver two lectures in
the Medford Commercinl club rooms
on Sunday, November 14, speaking at
2:30 p. m. and 7:30 p. m. Tho sub
jects of the lectures will bo announc
ed later. Mr. Brown, who styles him
self tho new philosopher, is a breozy
advocate of optimism and success
through tho mastery of tho will. No
charge will be made for admission,
hut a silver collection will bo taken
at the doom. At the .close of the
evening lecture, Mr, Brown will or
ganize classes in telepathy, Emerson
and uew-thoueht philosophy, on
which subjects he is a recognized authority.
First-Class Ladies' and Gents'
BootblacR
Parlors
Will be Opened November 10 nt
4 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE,
MEDFORD SHOE SHINING PAR
LORS, V. W. Howard,
Coast Champion Bootblack, Prop.
REAL ESTATE
Farm Land Timber Land
Orchard Land
Residences City Lots
Orchards and Mining Claims
Medford Realty Co
Room 10, Jackson Couity Bank Building
J
BIJOU THEATRE
BILLY EMPEY VAN, Manager.
Richard Darling Stock Company
TONIGHT
The Great
Dimond Robbery
5 Acts Mdlodrama 5 Acts
Admission, as usual, 10c and 20c
f-f4-f f-ff 4'
4
t Medford Iron Works
E. G. TROWBRIDGE, Proprietor.
Foundry and Machinist
t All Hr.-' of Englnos, Spraying Outfits, Pumps, Boilers and Ma'
ichlnery, Agents In Southern Oregon for 2
FAIRBANKS. UflRSF &. M. 1
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m 4"H"f 44'4
PLUMBINGl
STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING
All Work Guaranteed Prices Reasonable
COFFEEN & PRICE
11 North D St., Medford, Ore. Phono 3031
11 M, HERMAN. C. II. HERMAN.
HERMAN BROTHERS
Dcnlors in
HARNESS, SADDLES, ROBES, WHIPS, TENTS, WAGON COV
ERS, HORSE BLANKETS, ETC.
All IuikIh of mtBtoin work and repairing dono on Abort notice.
317 East Seventh Street MEDFORD, OREGON
The Great De Nova
The Roller, Skater will appear again
at the Ring, Tuesday evening, Intro:
ducing Entirely New Specialties in
Fancy Skating, Featuring his New Act
with Electrical Effects.
MUSIC BY SKATING RINK BAND
tt. . msjjJDiiiij, riup.
ADMISSION
TUESDAY UVMNINU
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