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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1909)
THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, QREGQ2T, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1909. it ; -STORY BRICK HOLDS RECORD BIG BUG BOB-CUTS LAND LOCATIONS! NAILED BY LAI T UPERIOR STYLES - Several Important Real Estate Deals Jackson County Claims Man Who Elevcn-Year-Old Boy Brings in II Bobcat Scalps and Claims $18 Reward From Clerk. Holds Record for Locating In numerable Land Claims In tho West. l-N J I Xi 1 CENTRAL PON ' ' .i t . "Take Place In That City s Bin New Business Block. r (Stall Tribune Special Service.) CENTRAL POINT, Or., Nov. in. jSovefal import ant real estato deals liayo boon mndo during tho past few days Tiy tho C. S. Sandorson Ileal Es tato company. Tho most important of 'these is tho sale of tho property known as tho Williams corner on Main street by E. L. Fnrra and O. S. Mains to William Cowloy of Concord, K. If., who purposes orectlng a four story office building 82x140 in slzo during tho coming season. This slrncturo will add nmtorially to tho liaslncss buildings of Central Point. S. S. Allen of Prospect purchased lots 5 and C of uWk 30 of tho orig inal towiisito of Central Point, tho vonslderntlon being $22C, ( .T. Sullivan, latoly from tho Willam rlto valley, is anothor now purchasor of Central Point property, ho having Imnght lots 7 and 8, block G5, from 3. it. Cnrdwoll for $1000. ' Jackson qounty, claims as 0119 of its citizens tho man with the record for land locations in tho west that Is, individual locations. This party first located In North Dr.kotn, jiiBt after tho civil war.'whcn Uncle Sam was anxlo,us to give every one a farm. Tiio cllmato of Dakota becoming too warm to suit tho old votoran, ho sold his homestead to a tenderfoot nnd wended hl8 way to Frank Wooldrldgo of tho Applcgato section appeared before tho county court Friday with the skins of lit "bobcats" killed by himself in tho vicinity of liis homo. Owlngto fail-i uro to comply with tho requirements of tho law ho was allowod tho boun-) ty of $2 on but nine of them, but that helped some. Young Wooldrldgo Is enly about 11 vnftrfl nf Ufa nml Tina rnnflirnrl Wyoming, whor0 ho ropoated his Da-'Min nnninin rnsnnn,i i,v Mm ak-lnn l'ota performance. Congress having 1 innn iv i1ni inif, i,iB' ,ifr. About tho proudest youngster thut OLD RESIDENT OF JACKSON COUNTY PASSES AWAY, course, Frederick Grob, nn old resident of Jnokson eounjy, died nt tho homo of Ills daughter, Mrs, J. W. Dyitr, nl Ashland, aod 77 yenr.s. 3fr Grob was n veteran of the civil war nnd came lo Jackson tuiinlv in 18(1!). and resided at Jack sonville for many years. The funeral will tnko place this (Sunday) afternoon in Jacksonville cemetery iindfcr the auspices of tlio A. 0. V. V. MAN WASHED OVERBOARD; SHARKS HOLD BANQUET fUnllfd rrosi T.onHCd AVlre.) NEW ORLEANS, Ln Nov. 111. -Mrs. Clnra Spojicor of Reodsbur, Wis., who arrived licro today from Dritish ITonduras, staled that lior husband had been oaten by sharks wlion lio was wnshed overboard from a Bclioonor in tho semi-tropics. In tho mcantimo pnssed one of thoso onnbling acta which wipe away one's provlotis record' in tho land depart ment nnd presents a second, or in this caso a third farm to the man dcslroiio of living on tho frontier. Tho Wyoming1 farm disposed of, our champion moved to Idaho and ropoated tho oporatlon, nn onnbling net of tho accommodating United States congress Intervening, of Finally, llko tho wostern bound Immigrants, his courso wub stopped by tho Pi.clflc ocean and tho nig Dutto country Is tho scono of his Inst effort to ncqulro that farm which Undo Sam promised him over 10 yonrs ago. Ilorc ho has settled on unaurvoy cd Innd, and has located claims for other momborp of his family. He hns oxhnustod all of hla own rights oxcopt that as portalns to an old Roldlor, and Is basing his claim for a tract of valuablo timber land of tho uppor Roguo river section on his record us a civil war votoran. Tho only tlmo In tho courco of his earcor when ho did not dlsposo of his clnlm at a profit was whon ho locat- ovor walked through tho corridors of tho courthouse was young Woold rldgo? with that $18 county warrant In his pocket. Such a haul by a lad of his ago Indicates the Increase in tho number of prodatory nnlnials In southern Oregon and shows why deer nnd such llko game are diminishing In num bers. Elovon "bobcats" or Canada lynx as thoyv really are, will do away with many a head of game during a slnglo season. REFUSE ABSOLUTION TO USERS OF SCHOOL BOOKS (United Press Leased Wire.) NANTES, Franco, Nov. l.'S. In fulfillment of its warning sounded when tho church has been placed upon certain school hooks which the clorc.v considered offensive to flio Catholic church, the priests loday nro refusing absolution (o the Cath olic school children who uro usinn tho books interdicted by this church. This movo on tho pnrt of the church is an outirrowtli to the recent od on land covered by ono of tho friction bolwcen the church and civil Oregon trrlg.'-.tlon projects. This ; authorities in connection with tho ox- claim ho relinquished to the govorn-)(cIll 0f ifiHOneo tho church shall mont, nnd has rogrottcd It over since. ulV0 witli civil institutions in Franco. smi . W 1, m tfjMrw: Pi ?;m , Pt 7 ", -.. ,: . wry ' 1 ' Hi ' 'is Mom W 'If, f YOU, AS WELL AS EVERYBODY, ARE LOOKING FOR STYLISH, YET SERVICEABLE GARMENTS. WEEN INSPECTING A LINE OF OVER- 1 COATS, YOU ALSO FEEL BETTER WHEN YOU' HAVE SATISFIED YOURSELF THAT YOU HAVE PURCHASED AN OVERCOAT THAT HAS ALL THE ESSENTIAL QUALITIES, SUCH AS STYLE, QUALITY AND DURABILITY. ..YOU ALSO KNOW THAT THAT IS WHAT YOU GET IN PURCHASING ANY OF OUR COATS. RANGING IN PRICE FROM . to THE STORE where the watchword is qual ity. This should mean some thing to you THE STORE , that guarantees every arti cle sold or your money back Special sale of manufacturer's samples of strictly high-grade Suits and Dresses THE BEST BARGAINS OF THE YEAR IN HANDSOME STYLISH GARMENTS. ; EVERY SUIT OR DRESS IS THE SEASON'S LATEST STYLE, THE SHADES BECOMING, THE MATERIALS AMONG THE BEST AND MOST FAVORED BY FASHION, AND ALL MAGNIFICENT VALUES. THE ASSORTMENT IS COMPLETE - NO TWO EXACTLY ALIKE. THE VALUES SUCH AS NO STORE IN SOUTHERN OREGON HAS EVER EQUALED. DO NOT JUDGE THE VALUES OF THESE OFFERINGS IN ANY WAY BY THE PRICE. THE VALUE CAN ONLY BE ATTESTED BY SEEING THE MERCHANDISE, WHICH IS STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS, AND WORTH DOUBLE THE SALE PRICE. WHILE THEY LAST, $30.00 AND $35.00 VALUES $18.75 FLANELETTE PETTICOATS .Tust what you need for these cool days, tho good and wide kind, only 65c each. WOOLEN UNDERGARMEN.TS 3?or children and misses can be found here in the desired weights in the well-known "Kaiser" brand, for. which we. are sole agents, ner "armont 25cuP- 'msa Hosiery For ladies and ehildron wo havo tho most reliable Btoelc of Hosiory over shown in this city at prices which for value considered cannot bo 'equaled. Onyx Hose, per pair 25c up Silk lisle Hose, per pair , 40c Alt silk nose, to match any costumo; tho same that are usually sold for $1.50 and upwards, a pair ;05c 9 Kenyon's Rubberized Silk Coats Theso Coats aro of intorest to ovory woman because they ex- ; press the best ideas of tho now stylos. Included in the matorials aro somo voiy novel and beautiful fabrics in tho most desired col ors. . 'JiV(, n Ivonyon Coats aro tho snappiest styles shown in the. Now York market. Thoy aro all thoroughly sponged, shrunk and rain proofed, which makes thorn suitable for almost every purpose. Sweater Coats We have just, received by express tho finest and. most complete lino of Sweater Coats for ladies and misses ever seen in Medford. Come in and select one before the stock is broken. We can sui you in size, quality and price. 4 0
