Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 23, 1909, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTill! MMUtfORD MAIIj T1MI3UNK, JUICIjI-QUI), OJtKOiOX, THURSDAY, DECICMDIOR 23, 1909. 5 Many people may mil rcilizo tjinl their fishing ituil kiuiio IU'oiihoh ex pire with llio your 1MII), ill order to i'lnli or limit next your you must pro vide yourself with n IIooiiho dated to ox pirn Dooomlior III, 11)10. Horn In .laoltHonvillo, Dooomlior ill, llllllt, (o Mr. ntnl Mi'rt. Joint IJuff Kim, it hoii. Tint oponliiK l"Ht evening of tlio portable pnvjllon hIcuHiik rlnlc was ntondod by u lnn;o orowil. Thoro was ovor 125 skatera on tlio floor. Tlio rink was vnry richly decorated i mm ii very cor.y aimuarmicu. imvuij ,i .. . . - . it jl lllllllD'lltJ. ono prom-nt Hoko vory inojiiy oi uio ... . .... , , Ki(lc , , b. .... i i ' 1 BUSINESS LOCALS H4H -f 4- -f f -t 4 I 4 I'd Andrew, Konoral ronl OHtatc, 1 i.ii I... lid,, uiut.ifu f.iH tin. rinni ft. new I'liiims Imililimr. 'A'Att benefit of tlin library finnl. Four hundred anil eiubtoon ncro! Tlio program wan mmixifal one, flrnt-chiHfi ranch, four mile from1 I'oiiHiHtiiiK of both itiHtriimontal ami railroad Htntinn. 40 acres alfalfa, ir vocal iinnibiirH anil ovory number wuh riKalion for Kin noron, finit-clnHS or apiirooialoil. Tlio iiiHlriimontal nnd, 3 (food Imrns, 2 good Iiouhoi, iinmborH, hoIom anil duota wore run- hoIiooI, daily mail. A nnap for $S0 ilnroil in tlto inannor wbioh tlio high per noro; no-fourth cunh, 3 to 5 Htmidard iniiinlaiiioil by the Catholic years for balnnro, Soo J, V. Drctfa- Hi'lioola require. lor AKcncy, West Main. 237' Tlio coiicort iinmborH wlioro fivo u0 8uro yoi, ro n-Kjlt ))cforo yo pimioH woor iihoi! mid perfect time R0 ahoad rood advice that npplios I anr iiiHtriimontation roHiilted through lo , ,igjlt miamH nH w,s aR olwr out waa oHpooially worthy of prabio. tUMtnciss. Electric light has htood .. . . .. .. . I anniriinr (1 t or UAnUio -f f 4 naiiii'iiiiy. .vii. ihm'hov hum noon a muuiciiuc qi. ifimiii j 4. proniiiioiil oiliumlor and inoiijbor of, TUESDAY WELL PLEASED llio logihliitnio for two (oiiiik in! 4 WiiHliiinloii. and 1 now ooniu'oli'il I Tim auditorium of Kt. Mary'H wllh llio HiivinuH bank of Walorvillo, 1 ai'iulomy waa woll fillod Tiioflday ov- anil Iiiih largo fiiiiiiing inloiHtH in thn lolling on tlio oyoaHion of tlio enter wheat boll of llio Dig Homl eotinlry. Ilo Jm 011 IiIh way to Hotiihorn C'uli foinia to Hpciiil (ho winter. Attorney A. ('. Hough and Hold. (J. Hmilh npont WodnoHilay in Mod ford. Henry ICtibll of Apjilegato waH a viHilor in Mmlford WudiieHilay, A. H. Conioll loft Wodnoijilay ov oniiig for (IrantH I'uhh. Robert l)lw wan n Modford vlhitor WedneKilay on biiHinoHH. AMHOHor and MrM, W. T. (Iriovim worn in Modford from JaokHonvillo floor and mtiHio. II. 1. Hill, roproMonting tlto AIiih Kiim, which Iiiih boa entirely ro-writ-ten Hiueo liiHt in eMiri'ord and in now booked for next Tliiirnday night, Do eoinber 210, in in the eity today coui idolittg nrrangomoiitH. "Snntn C'latiH n in town!" "tlit out, 'taint mil" '"Tin too, hiiw '0111 mull Htdf in Meoker'ri window lat night." The folowing eonverHiitioii liolweeu two little follows Ntmiding in front of the poHtoffioo thirt morn ing oxplaiiiH tlio aKriD'tion that drawH hun that iHip mnlorial to the Oarnolt-Coroy Hard- The two piano kooIh by Minn Madi'o nMyo and Min Gurtrtido Kay iiIho elieited their nliaro of applmiffo. "Mu DuHoubory and hor Siiigm ware (To. and will horoaflor iiavc (Jearm" eoulnbiitoil llio neccHBiiry bit ohargo of tlio plumbing department of comedy. of the now hardware Htoro. Altogether tlio entertainment waa H. V. Carter of AhIiIiuhI wan a'pIoiiHing and erodilable to teachorn Modford viHilor TuoNilay. jaml pupilH alike. Ii. I), Hank of l'aglo I'oinl wpunt Tiioodav in Modford. MorohmilH lunch Herved from 11 :30 t JW I lo JL p. ni,; .i,)o; an eiaooratoj ja. m. if you don't already know Hh my! menu. gaH lighlH and mmitio Imnpn you liavo i boon reading ho much about lately ) Itomembor tho big dance Saturday There w ho much talk about them i night at tlio jKirtablu pavilion rink. ,. . . . 1 11 iij ir vim iMitvfi imirourt 01 iioy mm giriH 1 (,( t ,J0 L nVeMtiBn. .J.HJaueing 0:30 p. m. U) 12 in. 238 mar Hinro mono evening ... ...t ..,.. .n ',(!,, ,,! . , ..... .. ... " '""""iii mm 11m tuny hhi mu " '" ,,,. , 0,0 lver J.;ccr,0 Q). Of inn toe imiiit imii'h ur nun mni inmi the appearance of thing I hoy were having more fun out of Santa than llio Handler "kidH," Notice. Tlio.narnott-Coroy 235' Hardware Co. Mr. ChriH Krgau of JaokMonville w ,(; M,(jliy nlM TuoHilay ! ing of all waU-r maiim was 111 Modford lliurHilay. Hhoping. (i,7..J8) llf(,ir chriMlmnM, invoiohig. Htruolcd during tho yeai ucruu" ,, ! , . .! (JAH.S'KTT-COHKY IIAKDWAItK CO. villo wiih a Modford viHilor odnort-. on lay. A. raiikoy or et ntrai ro. .1, Hpo. i T Umvre cnfJ wH KorV(J ft ,,,, o.lnoHday in Modford doing hi aMoo c.,rititnlaH )Hlinor Chrit (,br.Ht..,H trading. . f fl ,0 8 (clo(.k 1,ric0 Opo. P. NiniH of tho Sovon Oakii 037 orchard, was in Modford Tliurndaj', . ' ' , groelinu' hi .nnny friondrt. , TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. ' 11. I'., uniin 01 imiio hock wiih 111. ..!... H....1 1 1..!.... I . . WANTJiU MOUMOKOopor; no chh- Homo ooal tho city WeilnoBilay doing CliriHtmitH trailinir with tho morrhnntH. Died At tho family rosidonco in Medford, Doeember 21, lHOlt, tho 2-yonr-old hou of Mr. and Mra. J. V. Swylio. Tho funeral was hold Wod .nrxilay, Dooontbor 22, llio intorment lioing mailo in llio Oilil rollowH cent I'tory. The child died of typhoid mu ono of llio nail foaturoH of the case U that two other children of the ho liroavod piirritlrt are Hlriekon with tho nniiio dicae, and their condition h Mich that they are Htil kept in iguo ninee of llioir hmthor'a death. Min Ifiih, who hat. jttKt conclud ed a Hunocritfful term of Hchool in tho Ileal district on Httttn oreok, rotnrn d to hor home at AhIiIiuhI Huh week. The public nehool it Hullo FiiIIh 1 preparing for an interesting ChriHt miiH entertainmeut. The progrnm coiiNiHlM of both miiHical and literary number, mid bolh pupilH ami patroiiH nro looking forward to an enjoyable lime. Ira Languid of Hullo Kails, hai. a narrow eneapo from HerioiiH injury dren: good wnKcs. Phono Main 8C or adilroHH J. O. Goro, caro Tribune. 240 LOST Child' brown fur collar be tween Went Slilo Hchool and Goro orchnrd, noiith of town. Kinder lonvo at thin office. 237 1 KOH SALK Vi h. p. motor, 1 20- qt. White Moiintmu troozer, a lot of packing ciiiih, IuIih, etc. lmpiiro IjwIh' confectionery. 230 W'ANTKD A May Holieitor to Hell oleetrio lioating, cooking and light ing dovicoH. Apply at tho Condon Water and Power Co. KOH HUNT Partly furnished Ikiuhq clone in with bath, modern plumbing and eloctrio lighlH. Inquire at 210 South flrapo htroet. 211 Notice to Contractors. ' Sealod bidK wil be received by (he city council of the city of .Medford, Oregon, up to and including January lib, 11)10, for the excavating and lay- to bo con- r 1910, bids to bo filed with the city recorder not Wnler than -1 o'clock p. 111. on January 4th, 1010, and to bo accompanied by a certified cheek equal to ton per cent of tho amount bid for. Hy order of tho city council Decem ber 2lHt, 1000. KOHT. V. TKLFER, City Recorder. Dated thiH 22nd day of December, 1000. Hommehr tho big danco Saturday night at tho portablo puvilion rink. Dancing 0:30 p in. to 12 in. 238 Tho city of Jacksonville, tho busi ness men of Jacksonville and tho citizens of Jaeksonvillo have hnd thoir oxtwrience with n eheiipur form of light than clcclm light sev eral yoara ago. Heforo considering a elieapor form of light get their ox- A business man would ho foolish to try to save dimes when ho know ho would Inter Ioho dollars. This ap plies particularly to the fruit grow er; don't buy poor stock bccatiHo its chonp. Seo L. E. Hoovor and got tho boHt. 228 last week when a falling limb struck him on the head, inflicting a servo .Tho city of Jncksonvillo, tho bnsi hoalp wound and rendering him sense- hobs men of Jacksonville and tho less for a time. Tho fact that the citizens of Jacksonville hnve had falling limb struck him a glancing, thoir oxporionco with a choapor blow was all taht saved hi mfrom sor'.fonn of light than oloct.no light sov- mtis tnjitrV. A. It. llorsoy of aWtorville, Wash., oral years ago. Heforo considering a chonpor form of light get their ex perience M0 Merchants lunch served daily from 1 1 :30 n. m. to 2 p. in.; 3oc. An clnb orato menu. 237 v FANCY BRASS luiM)rtcd mantle lamps bums one third less oil, give a puro white light, 100-cnndlo power. Humors fit any Inmp bowl. I havo a holiday lino of imported shades, smiti brass, brush finish stands taht aro works of art. A beautiful and useful gift. J. V. Vhitnoy, next Rogue River Electric Co. 235 vinitod his sister, Mrs. Win. Rolknnp, porienco. M0 AltHK.VATK OK MJAI). Swift's arsonnto of lonJ we aro shipping direct from tho factory, and havo tho lowest prlco arconato of load over sold for In tho Hokuo Itlvcr valloy. Seo us boforo placing your order. 23S J.. A. PERRY. tho tost of limo as tho safest and most economical light and before considering chonpor lights j-ot tho ox porionco of people who have used them several months at least. 210 Nicely fumlnhed roomB with all modorn conveniences at tho Pnlms. Ella Gatinyaw, public stenographer room 4, Paln building. I havo an equity in city lots which I will sell at 25 per cent and give casv terms. Hex 708. 231" l.lvo at tlio Pnlms, new brick building, now furnltur. strictly rncdern, cor-j nor Grnpo and Mala streets. Ho sure yon arc right heforo you , go ahead, is good advice that applies to the light hiiMncss ns well ns other, business. Electric light hns stood 1 tho tost of time as tho safest and j most economical light and before 1 considering cheaper lights got the ex; perienco of jwople who have used 1 tliem several mouths at least 238 I Tho city of Jncksonvillo, tho busi ness men of Jncksonvillo and tho citizens of Jacksonville have had their experience with a cheaper form of light than electric light sev eral years ago. Hofore considering a cheaper '.form of light, got their ex perience. 238 Just arrived from factory, a new lino of Starling silver. Toilet, mani curing and military sets. Thoy are tho latest in design. At Van Do Car & Jasmnnn's. Phipps Bldg. In looking around for trees to plant thnt orchard of yours don't forgot to see L. E. Hover. Ho has .the goods as orders for over 200,000 trees for this season will prorc. 228 Bo suro you aro right before you go ahead, is good advice that apolics to tho light business as well as otlier business. Electric light has stood i tho test of timo as the safest and most economical licht and before j considering cheaper lights get the ox-' porienco of pcopla who 'inro used j them several months at least. 2-10 ' 4 7v Dailyjist No. 3 FOR. FATHERS LOUNGING- ROBES CLUB BAGS EXTRA GOOD TIES STETSON HATS SILK HOSE HUTCHINGS & POTTER GLOVES t HANDKERCHIEF MUFFLERS FANCY VESTS NEGLIGEE SHIRTS BELTS WOOL SOCKS OUTING NIGHT GOWNS s LOTHING Do you want a good 40-ncrc tract in Sams Valley? Located on good, rond, close to school, no waste land, j Easy to clear. Price $50 per aero; good terms. 238 j Forty-fivo and one-hnlf acres in Snms Valley, 17V( acres 1-yoar ap- j pics, 5 acres oak timber, 3-room 1 Iiouso, largo barn, 22 acres grain j laifd, all fenced, well thnt irrigato 10 1 acres. Prico $100 por acre. 238 1 Eighty acres fine ponr and npplo,1 land in Sams Vnley; $75 per aero. ' 23S I Ten ncro bearing orchard, nenr Medford, $7000. 23S J. W. DRESSLER AGENTY, , West Main Street. I FANCY CHINA AT PRICES NEVER BEFORE EQUALED ! Aside from the staple line of groceries 8ually carried - : by a fii-st-class bouse, one would hardly expect to find anything suitable for Xmas presents in a grocery store, but we have a delightful surprise in store for you, as we are placing our exceptionally fine line of fancy China on Special Sale for Three Days You will make a serious mistake if you fail to call and . examine this line before purchasing. Warner, Workman Gore j ELECTRIC LIGHT FOR DESTROYING INSECT Hurnpmtti forests havo recently boon rnvngoil by a moth which ap pears In linineiiHo numbers and has caused hoiIouh dainiiKO, especially to coitlforH. In Saxony moans to nbnto tho plnguo havo boon given particu larly rnroful Htudy, and th0 oloctrlo light wan found to bo tho boat wonp- 011. It was 1101011,111111 tho moths'wero most actlvo hotween tho hours of 10 p. m. and I n. m. and It was during theso houro thnt tho oloctrlo light was employed. In Zlttau tho street lights woro- turned off at tho oarllor hour, and tho lgad of tho town oloc trlo lighting plant thus rondorod avallablo was uboiI to opornto 40 amp. Boarcnllghts In pairs, llotwoon ouch pnlr a poworful suction ven tilator was stationed, having a ploco of wlro noltlnt; a fow Inchos boyond tho outlot, Tho lnaoctn, attracted by tho light, wor0 drawn Into tho von tllntor, nnd whon discharged ngnlnat tho nottlng woro olthor dlsnblod or Ulllod. Tho bon'nis from, tho soarch HghtB woro dlroctod toward tho neighboring forest, and Insects in onormous mimbora woro nttractod to tho brilliant sourco of light and final ly sucltod In by the vont'lator and dostroyod. In porfoctod dovlco, ns flnnlly adopted, two Hoarohlh.!hts nro oniploy od, adapted for currents from 30 amp. to CO amp. mid shielded In front by highly polished glass disks. In front of ilium and oomowhat lowor aro ilobos. Immediately bolow nnd bo twoon theso two lamps Is tho opon Ing of tho vontllator. An elect rlo motor attached to this proditcoa 1200 r. p. in., and sucks through about : L'SOO ruble foot of air In thu samoj tlmo. Tho outgoing blast of air en tors an upon box alongside, throol sides of which nro oouU'osod of wlro' nottlng. In this tho moths moot thoir fate, and It Is omptlod ns fast as thoir i bodies accumulate In such quantities as to obstruct tho frco paBaago of tho air blast. Four of thcs0 devices woro Install ed In tho own of Zlttnu upon tho roofs of tho electrical works, tho town hnll, a BchoolhoiiBo and a fac tory. Somo fow mlnutos aftor tho Boarchllght Is turned on Bcntttrod moths nppoar. Then tho numbor rap Idly Increases until thoiiBnnds nrrlvo olmiiltnucouBy nnd flutter In nnd out of tho groat beam of light. Stond Hy thoy near Kb source until suddonly thoy ar0 within tho grasp of tho equally unBOon suction of tho von tllator, pnss through It and fall, criiBhod and holploas, to tho bottom of tho wlro cngo. Tlio effectiveness of this now des tructive ngonoy booius to havo boon Boniowhat varlnblo and dopondont upon motoorologlcnl condtttons. Tho maximum result attalnod in a slnglo night by Bitch nn iiiBtallatlon as abovo dosciibod was a total wolght of Ml pounds, roprcsontlng about 100,000 dead moths. Froquontly, howovor, tho wolght would bo loss than 70 pounds utidor unfavornblo conditions, ns to wind and woathor. Kloctflcal World. JOdltorlal Noto Similar' oloctrlcal nppllancos havo boon tostod In fruit nrclinrds In tho TJnltod Stntos with groat succoss for dostroylng moths and othor liisocts Infecting fruit troos. Hot Tamale Parlors 403 N. BARTLETT STREET. BEGINNING OCTOBER 5, WILL BE OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Fresh beef and chicken tarn les, Mexican beans, chlrn ? oupnd all varieties of Mexican dishes always on hand. Special tables for ladies. Wllf also keep a supply of tamalcs, etc., at Kennedy's. Highest cash prices paid for chickens. MANUEL ELARIU, Proprietor. ANNOUNCEMENT Tho Rogtio RiTor Canning & Evaporating company will dovoto Mondays and Thursdays of oaoh weok to cus(om work in tho nintf ufacturo of cider, npplo bnttor and jellies. Phono yonr orders for nico sweet eidor to 11X2. Dolivorios will bo mndo on Tuesdays and Fridays of oaeh weak. ROGUE RIVEH CANNERY & EVAPORATING COMPANY Mill In West Medford. . Phono 11X2. J 1V.U1IJ I. - 1 . 1 . i... nu-J 1 ' WMMMW iiw niiwii ii linn mill Martin J. Reddy For Diamonds Fine Jewelry Near the Post Office t t The Last Day You can satisfy your wants with Handkerchiefs, Purses, Suit Cases, Belts, Neckwear Novelties, Furs, Hos Slippers, Fine Shoes, Gloves, Waists, Hats, Buckles, Handbags, Etc. Just received a new shipment of the famous Henderson Corsets for wom en, prices $1 ' to $5, front and back lace models. VAN DYKE'S --- -