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THE M15DP0KD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOUP, OREGON, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 17, 1909.
COUNTY FAIR IS
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EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
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By A. C Hoivlett
ISOGIAL AND PERSONAL!
James A. Martiu of Beaglo was in
Medford Tuesday.
v Hurroll Miller of Applegnte was a
Medford visitor Wednesday.
Deputy Sheriff Bob Dow was m
Medford Tuesday evening.
N. L. Xnrregnu of Sam's Valley
was in Medford Wednesday on bus
iness.
City Attorney Porter J. Xeft was
at Jacksonville Wednesday on pro
fessionnl business
Mrs. Steelluunmer of Grants Pass
Mm! ford Wednesday on a
visit to friends.
r. and Mrs. 0. W. Graves of Los
Men's Brotherhood Holds Successful
Meeting In Basement of
Church.
II. T. Harvey of Flounce Hock.
who has been vtsltlng friends audi
relatives In that Bcction, returned to
Kaglo Point the latter part of last
ftinl laid as far as they have the
rlRht of way nraded. The dlffurent
gangs are at work on the cuts and
fills nnd tho bin steam shovel Is
The county fair held last night in
the basement of the M. K. church by
the Men's Brotherhood was one of
the greatest successes of anything
of sit kind ever held in the city.
Displays from all countries, old rel
ics of early days Southern Ore-
week and proceeded on his way to doing good work supplying tho road
ins homo In the Wlllninotto valley, with gravel for ballast.
i-ranK k, sniltii ami wire or souin- Scott Olnsplll, a lluttc Falls mci
eaatern Alaskn ciuno out on the P. chant, stopped Monday night at the
& h. railroad, and engaged your cor- Sunnyslde on his way homo with a
respondent to tako them to Derby, load of goodB,
where they spent a few days visit- M. Conley, one of the llutto Palls
Iuk .Mrs. Smith's sister, Mrs. Prank carpenters, Btoppcd with us last Mon
Netherland. returning on Monday, day night. Ho reports that tho mill
and after spending a few days visit- men aro uettlnit out timbers for a
Angeles are spending u few days " hsgo.-SG were of great interest to
all.
une oi me main attractions was
tho fishing pond, where a large
. crowd gathered throughout the eve-
under
this city.
.!. A. Miller of Lake Creek was
biokinc after business mntters m
Medford Tuesday.
I IlKf'.l l.llltJhS flllil U-lllt 111 fllllllll'Il I . . .
"VJJi "i"'- - Hunt Tine ilnnnrliii.iiil u'nc
were among the many ousy snopper t,)p cnw o R T Lawton
of the city Monday.
Frank Brown of Eagle Point was
in this city Wednesday, looking af
ter business interests.
C. A. Mnlbocuf of the Southern
Pacific is in Medford on a short bu
iness trip,
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Carnahan ro
turned a few dnys since from n trip
to Yreka, Cnl
H. C. P. Astbury was in Medford
from his Gold Hill fruit farm Tues
day.
Mesdnmes G. L. Haff and Frank
Colwell of Gold Hill were in Medford
Tuesday shopping.
Forest Hanger Harvey ot tho up
per Rogue River, was in Medford on
Wednesday making his final report
for the season
Mr. and Mrs. Pred Rapp of Talent
were in Medford Tuesday, visiting
friends nnd shopping with local
merchants.
Mrs. Bish of North Court street
returned home Monday from nn ex
tended social visit with her sister and
family, Mrs. Charles ITieckle
Griffin creek.
To make the county fair scheme
complete, lunch counters aud candy
stands were to bo found on every
comer, and the original olri-lnlitou-ed
county fair was carried sont in
every sense of the word.
The M. E. Brotherhood should be
congratulated iion having given
such a splendid entertainment, aud
further, upon hnvnig such a body of
earnest workers, and there can be
no doubt, judging trom the success
of their work Inst evening, but what
they will move on to the goal they
have in view.
Tho Brotherhood hold theier regu
lar meetings on the second and
fourth Wednesdays of each mouth in
tin basement of the M. E. church,
ana conimny invite any man, young surroundings
or OKI, 10 visu inetr meetings.
lug relatives in Talent, expect to
start for their home In tho north.
They speak In high terms ot that
section and claim that the cold Is not
so severe as It la in somu of our
northern, states.
H. A. McLcllan, a ropresoatatlvo
of the Mall Tribune, was a pleasant
caller at tho "Sunnyshle, and after
spending the night, engaged Jake
Jones to go nnd drive for him over
the country in tho llutte Creek nnd
Hogtie river sections. He Is hustling
75,000 capacity mill la that enter
prising town and that business Is
looming up.
A gentleman by the namo of
Wright of Salem, who Is In tho nur
sery business, called last Monday,
looking for a location. Ho seemed
to think that Eagle Point was about
tho right place.
Your Eagle Point correspondent
was unexpectedly called to Portland
last Tuesday on account of his Bon-ln-law.
(1. II. Shaw, having been ac-
the old delinquents up pretty lively. -Identally shot In the face by a gun
Prnnk Netherland of Derby, one of KiK 0rf j the hands of one of his
tho proprietors of tho Derby saw- neighbors, tho chnrgo of shot strlk-
mlll, came out Jast Monday on busl- ng him on tho side of thu face.
ness nud to bring his brother-in-law, breaking the Jaw bone on both sides.
Mr. Smith, to tho valley. Ho Is at the Good Samaritan hospl-
Mr. Marcy. one of the llutto Falls tai, nnd I mil going to bring tho chll-
merchants. stopped at the Sunnysldo .iron homo to Eagle Point so as to
last Sunday night on his way homo relievo his wife of th r.m.m.iMiin.
THE TH ANKSGI V1VG SALE
Certainly Gets the Crowds and They Buy
The most gratifying part about this store is the crowd that one Is sure to find hero. Almost uuy
the force can handle us we would like. Seldom docople trading aud many times you will find more than
hour of the day you will find a goodly number of pen any ope have to wait long, and wo nro ho pleased
to note that our customers appreciate this store. There w a reason for this store being busy all the time.
VB SELL GOODS ON VKHY CI.0HK MAIKUNS loo close to ever innko very much money, but we wint
you to know that we can and do sell gooi(s at price that will average prices on like ipiallty In thu big
cities. You are welcome to look.
See the Window Displays. You'll Enjoy a Look Now
0UK WLNDOWS AUK WOimi GOING MANY BLOCKS OUT OF YOUR WAY TO LOOK AT. WB
hike pride in keeping them trimmed neatly, and above1 all, to show the most seasonable merohuiidlHe at
lowest possible, prices. Don't slop with a look at the windows, but come inside the store nnd get a doner
look. Our goods bear nil the inspection you can give them everything is guaranteed to give satisfaction.
You are always welcome.
with a load ot goods.
F. D. Clark and. It. O. Andrews or
Seattle were pleasant callers vlnst
Monday. They wero looking for a
place where they could Invest their
money In good garden land nnd were
very favorably impressed with our
of caring for them. At last accounts
he was resting easily. On account
of my being called away I will not be
able to fill my appointments at Ta
ble Hock and Sams Valley next Sunday.
ONE-PIECE DRESSES.
In the south window wo show a number of the
newest styles in one-piece dresses. The sale prices
represent eastern wholesale cost. The style aud
workmanship on each one is superior to aiiythiui;
made hens except in very fancy party dresses. Wo
show about 151) styles inside. Get OUT prices HOW.
SILK PETTICOAT WINDOW,
One look is enough to convince you that this is
the place to supply your needs.
THE BROWNIEKAR
Is tho center oT attraction these days, aud in one
of the windows It shows as big as life, llavo a
look ut the car, remember your little friend and
buy your goods hero.
THE $2.50 SHOE
Is shown in this window and you'll have to admit
that for $2.fi( It certainly looks good. Wo guar
autee it to wear, no vtui run no risk In purchasing.
THE LINEN SHOW
Is certainly attractive ntid the sale prices are
alluring.
The Hutchason Co
Successors to Baker-Hutchason Co.
EMCKSQ.'l RETURNS FROM
STRENUOUS OVERLAND TRIP
Last Sunday night thero was throe
men came to tho Sunnysldo hotel
about 11 o'clock at night and called
for beds. They were from tho rail
road camp i.ear Derby, one of them,
Mat Olsen. bad been blown up to a
limited extent while he was fixing to
mil In n big blast, having put In a
T. 0. Erickson, of the forest serv-
0f ice, hns returned from a trip east to
Klamath county on foot, from Lilly-
George Brown of Eagle Point was sicn to the eastern boundary of the small one to swell tho holfe, he was
in Medford Tuesday night, looking I reserve, leu was mixed up in bear putting In some black powder pre-
after business matters. Mr. Brown "nts snow units nnd all the otiior pnratory to putting In a quantity or
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i (lift imiiippr morf limit it Kni'Ii wiiiiun iimi uu iu iimnc mc i uj ji.imiii-. iiiu mwuvi ill nil- nuiu
Point and cx-eountv commissioner of pleasant (?) in the upper regions of Ignited, supposed to have been caus
Jackson countv. ,no Cascades during winter, but
Mnnd 'Stone Wrieht loft Tucsdav came back hale and hearty and full
for San Francisco, where she will be Pf s,1,r5es of tue trip. The story that
married Wednesday afternoon to lie ,lud fa'len ' snow drift and
cd by a spark of firo from tho small
blast, banging to the roots of a tree,
and the result was that hla face was
badly powder burned and several
stones struck hi in In tho face, but
Grant MeMiekcn. nnrsnr on tho ana lo oe neiped out lie denounces as
Alaska-Pacific Coast Steamship Co. a canard, and as proof alleges that fortunately tho black powdor In the
Hue. I there aren't any drifts deep enough I can or tho 20 pounds of dynnmlto did
Miss Pearl Bass, accompanied by 10 enJni"- " " section, unless not oxplode. Dr. Holt, our M. D
Annie Lamb, two popular young la- 110 wn, and tins lie reluscd to was t. ".- J nad dressed tho wounds
dies of Mountain district, visited the ,lo evcn to help out his newspaper nnd Tur-lay morning ho was resting
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At tho Moore Mrs. F. ZIprey,
Portland; R. ,V. McLeod. San Fran
cisco; W. H. Truce, Portland; II. L.
Constantlne, Eugene; F. M. Bond,
San Francisco; Mrs. V. H. Collins,
Portland; Ethel Crowd), Gretchen
Crawford, North Yakimar C. H. Hum
phrey, St
Falls; P,
city Monday and monday night, menus witn n story.
shopping. They were the guests of
Mrs. Lucy Davis, North C street
Francis R. Martin, a 17-year-old
youth, was gathered in by the police
Tuesday evening, charged with in
toxicntion. Yontig Martin has
sworn to a complaint stating that no
had secured whisky at two saloons
in the town, viz.: at Bass & Hale's
and at Harrington's, nnd the first-
named case will come up before Jus
tice Canon this afternoon. There
was another lad with him when he
was .arrested, but he escaped. ITc
is known, however, and- will be look
up up by the authorities,
H. C. IJowarth of Hood River is
in Medtoru looking tor nn invest
ment in fruit lands'. Mr. Howarth
is delighted with the Rogue Hiver
valley nnd will select a suitable
tract of land and become one of the
fruitgrowers of this section. He
finds tho valley of the Roirue su
perior 10 uoou river in many re
spects, nnd proiwses to take advan
tage of some of tho many opportu
nities presented here
Mr. and Mrs. C. Doming of Beagle
were in tno city Moiaay laying inlWAMhU Two unfurnished rooms
winter supplies and notitmr tho rapid for light housekeeping. Address T
changes tho city has made iu their TJ. Box 47.1. 211
month's absence. WANTED Competent girl for gen-
Mrs. Skeeters of Fast Jackson is eral housework, family of Ihree.
having her house, one of tho land- Address P. O. box 257. 200
mark residences of the city, moved I WANTED Seamstress, at Mont
40 feet to make room' for cement gomery's, ut once. 20(1
ensl . Mpcaklng of tho P. & R.
railroad, tho track layers say that
they are getting aloong fine with
their work nnd will soon have tho
BANK CAVES IN SUDDENLY;
TWELVE MEN ARE KILLED
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(United IJress Leased Wire.)
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C, Nov. 17,
Twelvo workmen wero killed here
Louis; C. P. Briggs, Butte today try the cavinir in of a railroad
C. Hansen, city; B. C. embankment. The men were excavat-
Stockwell, H. C. Stockwdl. 1ms An- big to install a concrete nbuttment
gdes; C. S. Walker and wife, W. for a steel trestle across Salem Creeit
BIJOU
THEATRE
Billy Empey Van Manager
TONIGHT
Richard Darling Stock Com'y in
"A Bachelor's Romance"
t Four-act .society drama.
Tomorrow Evening
"The Country Girl"
Four-Act Rural Drama
FUN
FUN
FUN
Baker and wlfo, Maud Baker,
land.
At the Nnsh -W. B. Davey. A. 0.
Webber, Portland; W. A. Johnston,
Mlts Johnston, Akron; G. W. Whitson
Chicago; W. W. Alllngham, O. Met-
caU, Charles Dcffcnbach and wife,
W. P. Smith, Portland; C. F. Byrne,
Seattlo; Otto J. Boss, Portland; Ben
jamin P. Helde, city; J. L. Painter,
Dunsmuir; Mrs. J. W. Murphy, Love
lock.
Too Late to Classify.
Port- when tho nccident occurred.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
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Admission 10 and 20 Cents
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A Big- shipment
day necessities.
of the little every
We have been out
of many of these items for several
clays. No doubt you have been
calling for them and perhaps are
waiting for them to come and they
are here now and by the way our
line was never so complete as now.
We can supply your every want.
smewaik, which will add improve
ment to her property.
. u. rancor oi urants rnss is
spending a few days in Medford on
business.
Henry Sawyer of Willinms Creek
is visiting in Medford.
1r . rtTIIII. m -mm
juisb uraco wiims or Htigcne is
spending a few days with friends in
Modford.
Don Colvig will visit Eugene Fri
day and sco the annual U. of O-O. A.
0. football game,
Tennessee Smith is having a 20x
30 bam built on North Boardman
street.
Persons wishing shade trees V.
plant In front of tlielr homes, phono
D. R. Wood, Main 11, or after 6
o'clock, Mrs. J. P. Itcddy, Main 321.
211
Orders for sweet cream or butter
milk promptly filled. Phone tht
'reamorr.
Hear the celebrated lay musicians
at tho Nnsh grill. 200
Ella Qaunyaw, public stenographer
room 4, Palm buildinc.
Hear the celebrated lady musicians I
at the Nash grill. 200
Havo you tried tho fnmons "Yak
ima West" flour yet? If you don't
care to do your own baking, the
Rex Grocery has u fresh lot of
"home-made" bread, mndo from it
daily at prices no Higher than you
FOR SALE Fine, nearly now, 7
room bungalow, 4 closets, batll and pay for ordinary baker's bread. 20(1
pantry; beautiful lot; best locality 'Phanksgivnig will soon bo here,
off West Mnin; with or without and in order to avoid delays you
furniture; the best bargain in rcsi- should see that your stock of rel
denco property in Medford; terms, ishes, etc., is .complete. Tlie Rex
10 Ross court, owner. 212 Grocery company has just what you
FOR RENT Furnished room to want in that line and vou won't
young man. Apply at 0 S. Orange, make n mistake by calling, or if
210 you haven't time, nhono in vour or
der. 200
uo not lorget, tiioro will Ho an
oyhtor supper at tho Christian Tab-
ernuclo, Wednesday, December 8,
given by hto men of tho church. All
A good time is prom-
EVERY ONE LOOK.
$16,000 CITY OF MEDFORD, OR.
IMPROVEMENT BONDS.
Medford, Or., Nov. 17, 1000.
The City Council of Modford, Or
egon, will receive scaled Huls up to are invited.
4:.J0 o'clock-p. in., December 7, 11)00, ised you. 200
for tho sale of $115,000 0 per cent W. A. Bobbins has boon sworn in
10-year Improvement Bonds, bids to as spechil deputy for sneeial dutv
Tho Rogue River Fish Company bo accompanied by a certified check nt tho Bungalow skating rink. This
wnnts you all to como in and see equal to five per cent of the amount insures the public against any dis
their line of goods, Fresh shipments Ibid for. The right to reject liny or turbanco or annoyance at this nonn-
nearly every day. Five different all bids is resedved. lar place of amusement. 200
kinds of oysters, clnnis, shrimps, I Bids to bo nddrossed to Robert W. Special mtisio nt dinner bv ProffiH.
crabs, chickons, turkeys, ducks,- Telfer, City Recorder. Certified sor Romanoff, tho violinist, accom-
gecse, deep-water lisb of all kinds, check to be mudo paynblo to the panied by Miss Butler, the tnlenlnd
imported cheese, macaroni, smoked City of Medford, Oregon. pianist, nt tho Louvro Cafe every
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Him niiii nan, inncu goous or an iiunnui v. 'iT.i4rr.it, ovoning. oqq
kinds, nnd special call lor tho ladies City Recordor.
ir BMnA nvwl ostn i.n TAA.. T) ! I Ti I . .1 H f .1 P 1 f XT" 1 . . . I ... ... ir tn i . ..
w ovum huu ovv uo. jivljuu ill Vw I luiuu iuuuiV.U) VI vui'ii, Vi u v uiiioo I I ill OHIO III aiCdlOKI. L'O IO tlin
man wo. -juir it, ivvv, 'Sit cafe.
A Good Light
These long dark nights is a source
of great satisfaction
Tlie Instantaneous
Jas Light
Is the Best, Cheapest, Most
Economical and Safest
One gallon gas gives 500 candle
power for 40 hours. Call at 211
West Main and see demonstration.
J.W.WHITNEY
Wo aro showing tho
largest and finest line of
Dolls ever shown in Mert
I'ord. Conic and see them.
Any size or quality from
fie to $10.00 each.
WE HAVR TOST ItlC
01DIVI3D A NEW LINE
OI? THOSE LITTLE
PANOY ALUMINUM
NOVELTIES the largest
and most varied lino we
have ever shown.
HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEFS, FANCY SIDE
AND BACK COMBS, FANCY HAT PINS, extra long
pin. We carry a line. of these goods set-ond to node in
the city, and wo will he pleased to show them when you
come in.
HUSSEY'S
The Busy Stofe
Orders for Hweot croam or buttor
mllk promptly flllod. Phopo tho
croamory.
Another nice lot of (lmHo dnliolmm
For Uie host dinner and tho host pineapples just arrived nt Box Oro-
liOiivro eery. Tlie live and bix-doiiikI kind
200 I only 50 cents each. 200
The Nash Grille has been fortu
nate enough to secure the KorvicoH
of two talented young musicians, thu
Misses Crowell nnd Crnwford, to
furnish music during tho dinner
hour. If you havo not hoard them
you uhould do ho at once. 200
Savoy Theatre
Tonight
"BEAR AND FORBEAR" A Scream.
"THE MAN AND THE GIRL" A Western Romance.
"LOST IN SIBERIA"-A Sello Thriller. '
TONIGHT IS DISH NIGHT.
ONE DIME
Music nt tho Nash grill during
lunch nnd dinner hours, 200
Rent meal for tho least money
the Spot cafe,
Host moal'ror tho leant money ''at
tho Spot cafe,
Music ut thu Nash grill during
lunch and dinner hours. 200