Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 16, 1910, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texttok mmmm mMj mmmm, apcpford, oreqqn, Sunday, notary in. 3910. SOCIAL ABC PFRSBHAL (hi)' Monro of Woodvillo wum it Mtdfnrd vlnltor Krldity. MIkh Miiudo Itliipi'V, vvlin Im loach I11K In tlio AhIiIuiiiI Hi'linitlii, vlwltml ni'inlH nl Hold Hill HMltinlay. Jj. I). MiI!i:m of Anhliiiid wiih lit Jiiikviinvllli) Huturduy on lognl Iiiih- lllUfM. Ioii. W. M. Colvltt wiih lit .liusk nott villi Hittiudny morning on liunl iiiihm linforo tho prolmto court. .1, M. Cunt nil I (if JiihIihoiivIIIii wiih in Mini runt ttntiinlnj', Uim Ni'wlinrry hmmi( ii fnw liourn In ttrliMonvlllo H11I unlay on loga! IUUttrM. Mr. I'onnwoll, tlio tiliiinliiir, In on Joying 1111 Kxtiinilml nodal vIhII. from lil h mint unil daughtor, Mih, Ilonrd mini, of Wolt, WiihIi, (toi'K W. Hlnruy of llenglo Iiiih dlspnmul of IiIh prutty homo on Hny dtr riwk. I'nul Vlnri'iit of Portland, mm of Mrn. WnHiiliiKton Vluront of North lloiiriliuiui nt root. In paying bin moth er mill family a Korlttl vlult, Carl llollhrnnnor roturnod Hntur day iiiornliiK from Portland, wlturo In Iiiim lin on it liiiHluimrt trip. Oi'oYk" I'utnam, prenldunt of tlio Ori'Kon Kdllorlnl toiwoi'latlon, Ih In l'ortlnml nttoudlug n mooting of tlio nxHodntlnu. A. l, Wooloui, who iiulto rocnntly imlil IiIh protty homo on North Con trnl avi'iiuo to TontiCMHfo Smith, Iiiih linught mi Idonl rcHlikmco lot of tlio vnnl hIiIo of North Contral nvunuo, nml Ih building small tompornry lioiiHo of three roomn for hln family to occupy until hcIiooI done. II. 1 Thuliui of tlio Moitforil (Iro Tory company, uimlo Jaduonvlllo a vlHlt on liUHlnimn Saturday, J, l'orry WoIIh. county nunorln toiiilitnl of hcIiooIh, wan at AhIiIuiiiI rrhlay on official bunlnoim, 0. C. Culy of Ashland Hpont Hot unlay In Modford on IniHlneHH. A, M, KIlHhy of AhIiIiiikI iipont Fri day night In Mod ford, having noino liUHlnoHH mattom to nttoiid to. M. t), wight and Hon of Olcndnlo nro roKlntorod ut tlio Mooro, C. I'urvlii, Jack Audonion and J. I'. Wntt of Joronio, Idaho, nro rogls to rod nt tlio Nnnh, Hd B. Vnn Dylto of Grand 1'asn anil It. Loonoy wuro Mod ford vlnltor tinturdny. William Bcolt of Bam'a Vnlloy wan n Mod ford hunluonn visitor Baturdny. Mrs, Arthur Thompson of Jnck ttonvlllo was a Mod ford visitor Bat urdny. Herbert llnnnn of Jncknonvlllo was a Modford visitor Saturday nf tornoon. Mr. mid Mrn. A. It. Chafflo of (I rand Itnpldii, Mich., nro In Modford looking aftor IiiihIuohh mattom. Mrn. A. Livingston of I.os AukoIih, Cal., In In Modford for a short ntay. All Whlto Hlhhonorn nro romioat d to ho at tlio Ilapthd church to morrow at 2 p. 111. to nttoud tlio fun--oral of Wnltor I.orlor, tlio youngest , 11011 of HlKtor and Krlund I.oxlor. "two hnais7" Now -l-room liotino, woodshed, chirk on Iioumj and ynrd, wall, largo lot. Wont Ninth utrcot, $1000. Now 3-rootn bungalow, largo porch, pantry, clonot, lot ft0x2f0, ono block from North Contral nvonuo, SCO. AYl.ON & IIAHNRTT, 2G7 Next door to Mi. 1 1 Tribune otflco FREE SPEECH FIGHT IS HEARING 1 END i Orricln! I'oct In Ki'iilciiccil to Klvo MontliN Couiioitl for OtliiTM ItldcilNCll, TIIINIDAU, Colo., Jan. IB. It was Announced nutliorllattvrly toilny that ev ery ono of the 300 miner liniYIonct by mi nxplonlon In a lunnid of tho Trinidad llerwlnd mine, near Trinidad, lato yea terilay, rncapod. Tb ma md thlr way to tho ur fco throuxh an abaiutonoil tunnel that conneotrtl with un ndjolntnir dlKglnir. Tho extont of tho danuiKo ilono to tho ntlno had not boon entlmated. HI'OKANJJ, Wauli,, Jnn, 16. Lotilx llnmliir, n il- lirh mibjeot and "of Ci l.J pool" of tho Iiidimtrliil WnrknrH of Urn World, author of kiioIi ki'iiim hm "Meet Mo In tint JutiKlti, I .on mid "Hullo liijuh, I'm it limn," and flvr iiieiriliorx of I lui iin;niUiitlon wir nciilniicud hy Jun tics UiMiriio V, Mlockor to imrvo from 1C dnyii to fivo liiuntliN for ullouod coiiHtdr iioy. llriiKlir drvw thu Ioiik hciiIviico, ImvloK iidiulttml Dint ho camo to Hpo kuiiti from Callfornlit to Inkn part In thn flKlit for trtn upouoli. .tntruiH Wll mom, oreanlzor nf tho I. V, V and edi tor of tho Induitrlal Worlior, and K. J, ( Kootr, iiRKoolata rdltor, who waro aon-' toncxd to nix montliH In tho county jail for ooimplrnoy on Decoinhor 3, 1000, ad vlnu.1 JUNtlcn Htocktir that thoy linvo ilUinlmmil their couiiik'I and will not ap peal from hln diclnlon to tho Hpokuno county H'ipfrior court, hut will eerro llmlr tlnin, Mayor I'rutt IooIch upon thla an nHurrnndor on thn part of tho rli R li'nilem, ami Nay that tho end of tho tronblo I In lKht. Oovernor Hay prnlHcM thn city and county otflolaU for tholr ntand In brenklrur up tlio niinrctiU-, tla nocloly, "tho mombors of which," ho unyH, "do not trm to bo able to under tnnd iho Idea of our form of eovern-mont." DRAWN COLOR FINE - - I'cnrNOino Howl In llinnl IVoi?i Hon (It P'ollotvliiK AppolnliiKiul. of NcKriMiN. WAHHINOTON, Jan. IB. Tho cnu liureau hna found It nccHiiary to draw tho color line. Thoro won a fonmomt howl from tho kouOi when It won an nounced that thn director expected cnu innratorN to Hocuro Htatlatrln of tho no r.ron nu woll nn of tho whltqii, mid now that ho han further ntatnd, tin a rciiult of that howl, that nKroi are to bu appointed to collect flnurcH rnmrdlnc their race, tho nouth In vociferating na loudly fi bnforo. Hence It In that Director Durnnd tinn found It dcflrahlo to explain the nttl tudo of IiIh bureau, and In an official letter aenl to all con nun nupervtnorii he dlrccta that thoy nelcct ncuroce to count incmbcrii of their own r,aco In thono din trlcts where two-flftha or more of the population connlntn of ncKroen. Ho doea not "conaldor It deiilrablo that In the eouth nfBroc nhould enumerate whlto famllloa," and Informs tho aupervlnorH that It will be ncceniiary In many din trloto to appoint both a whlto and n necro enumerator. TOO liATH TO CIjAHHIIT. VOH 8AM: 0 ncrc.i hotween Mcd ford mid Jncknonvlllo, right on enr lino, bout Horvlce In tlm vnlloy, bout location, bent deep noil, 30 ncres In nlfntfn, lay jimt rlnlit to nubdlvldo Into 10-acro trnctn: our price on thin tract Ih from $200 to $400 per acre Iohh than adjoining Innd; In thin n Hnnp nt $300 per ncro, terms? Boo ownor nt Aylon & Hnrnntt'o, next door to Mull Tribune office. 257 TO It BALK Alfalfa hay, loose nnd baled. L. Nlodorintyur, I'liono Jack Honvllle 1303. 2C3 SOUTIIKHN OIIEOON IIOSPITAI-3-M South C Bt., Areilford, Or. K. W. HiBoy, Sfntron. Official hoBpi tnl P. & E. R. n. OPEM MUKTINO of Mnlford L. U. of PninterH, Piiporhaiie;on nml Dcc orntora will bo liolil nliovo Morrimnn fa Elliott's shop. Wo desire to meet nil mon who wjnld tho brush. All ahoulil nttcml. Hy ordor of L. U. No. 013. 4- 4- 4- -f 4- . at Tin-: ciiL'itriiivS. -f Christian Science. Services Sundny morning nt 11 o'clock. Subject of loason-nonnon, "Life." All nro welcome Sundny iichool nt 10 o'clock. 128 North drnpo street, north of Shormnn-Clay's muxlc Iioubo. At tho Christinn church, corner of Sixth mid Ivy, scrvicos on Sundny ns follows: Hiblo Hclioo! nt 10 n. m.; nt 11 n. m. tho Iord'H Supper, followed by n. sermon on "Tlio Gospel of Good Cheor." C. E. nt 0:30 p. m. No evening Borvico bocnunc of tho union tompornnco norvices. W. Thco. Mnt lock, pnHtor. Kethodlat Chore h. Tier. J, II. Knowdel, auperlntcndrnt of the Anti-Saloon leamie, will preach In the Mothodjnt Kplacopnl church next Runday mornlnir. No aervlco In the eve nlnff. The paitor, Itev. Jj. P. Belknap, wilt preach In Aahland for Ilev. Von l'osf en. ASTOHl. OBASCBSB Or COMMEHOB WlltS riOKT WA8HINOTON, n. C, Jan. 15-The! Astoria Chamber of Commerce won a ' partial victory again! the Great North- 1 ern, thn Northern 1'nciflc, the Aatorla & Columbia Itlver, the Oregon. AVnahlnir ton St Idaho, the Oregon Itallrond & Navigation campanlei totay before tho tnt'eratate commerce commlmlqn. I The commlftHlon held Hint tho fact Mint tho rallronda provided track, warehouatH nnd wharvea nt I'ortlnnd, Heat tie nnd Tnconin doe not compel them to provldn elmllur fncllltles at A torla, but ruled that the cxUtlng mto of 10 centa per 100 poundit moro on grntn going to Antorln than on groin going to Portland waa unreanonable, and ahoulf bo reduced to not over 4 Ui centa. Antorla hnd naked for tho name na Portland on grain ahlpped from northwestern polntn. 0 OT BXTOK AKX THIS TOOK SO HXM8SX.r A WITE CltlCAOO, IlCTJnnT IS. Charles K. Klrkwood, a aalesman, today began ac tion for the annullment of hi a marrlago to the woman who previously was hta divorced wife. In his petition Klrk wood declared that he was Intoxicated when he married her nnd did not know what ho was doing until he woke up two days after tho woddlng at Manls tliue, Mich. As soon as he realized that he had married he fled from the apartments In which they were staying and returned without hi baggage to this city. Mrs. Klrkwood secured a divorce, from him In 1906. On Christmas ho went to visit her parenta and to seo hla two eon who were there. Later Mrs. Klrkwood ar rived for the' holidays. Klrkwood snld thnt he drnnk henvlly for several days with hla brother-in-law nnd na a reault his senses were dulled when he hired a sleigh nnd drove with Mr. Klrkwood to tho county clerk's of fice and procured n marrlago license. f f f -f-f 4 f f f r BUSINESS LOCALS : U -f 4-l Wonr Kidd'B Bhosn. Jiulck Ih tho klru; of tho auto world. Wlmt linvc you to oxclinnijc for 80 ' ncros unimproved hind. Hague Hivor Land Co., Woodvillo, Or. 2or Who doesn't sigh for a Quick? Wear Kidd'B Shoes. Tho Hulck hns i;lvon better satis faction for llvori: nnd prlvn'.o uso tbnn any motor car In tho valley. Ask tho owners. 200 Fruit, nlfnlfa nnd general fnrm lands in tracts to suit purchaser. Now townsito nddition, just plotted. Wo enn hIiow you excellent opportu nitiefl; prices right. Rogue Hivor Lnnd Co., Woodvillo, Or. 2fi5 You need a nulck. 280 Wenr Kidd's ShoeB. Singer sowing machines for sale nnd for rent. 125 South Onkdale. Phono 1132. "A Box of Monkeys" nt the opera houso Snturday, January 22, 9 p. m. You appreciate tho work tho high school is doing. Show it by attend ing "X Box of Xfonkoys" Saturday, January 22. Wear Kidd'a Shoes. The Hulck Is tho auto best adapted to tho needs of tho Rogue river val ley, combining light wolght, high power, speed, and durability. 2C0 Meeker's January clcarnnco salo ends Saturday, January 22. Better hurry. 230 I Tho Dulck "Whlto .Streak" Is tho best car mado for tho money. 2C0 If you novor laugh, dont attend ''A Box of Monkeys," tho roaring two net comedy given by the high school ! seniors Saturday, January 22. " What is life without a BuickT 280 Just arrived, tho most complcto stock of secdB In tho city. Whore? It. R. V. Nursery, office 25 W. Main street. 259 Wo enrry the largest and most complete stock of ornamentals be tween Portland and San Francisco. R. R. V. Nursery, office 25 W. Main street. 259 Plant your bulbs now. Wo carry a complete stock. R. It. V. Nursery, orflco 25 W. Main st. 259 It's a pleasure for us to show goods, and wo do not feel hurt If you do sec IA. to your Interest to buy of us. R. R. V. Nursery, 25 W. Main st. 259 Remember that when you buy fruit trees from us you nro abso lutely guaranteed against disease of any nnjurc, as each and ovory trco Is thoroughly inspected beforo it leaves our hands. Wo have on band tho following varieties: Yellow New town Pippin, Spltxcnberg;. Wlnesap, Ilartlctts, no Anion, Conilce. Wlntor NoIIIh, nose and Howell pears': ning, Lambort and Royal Ann cherries, Early and Late Crawford; Elberta, j Triumph, Alexander, Hnlo's Early, Foster. Mtilr, Salway, Phillips and, Tuscan Cling Peaches. R. R. V. j Nursery, 25 West Main street. 259 Whllo thoy Inst, a few thousand 2-3 foot peach trees, coast grown, 10 cents each. R. It. V. Nursery, offico 25 W. Mnln at. Ask about tho now rnspborry. 259 , OLGA HOLE ASKING SOLOMON Ik'cmiNo of Her Wisdom Act mi Is Aftkcil Ut Ansl.it In Work of tlio Juvenile Court. HAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Jnn. IS. Ue cnuao of the wisdom alio displayed In advising Judge Frank Murasky on prob lems confronting him In a Juvenile court here, actress Olga Nethersole today was extended an Invitation to visit the juve nile detention home and talk with way ward children confined there. For two hours yesterday Miss Neth ersole sat on tho bench with Judge Mu raaky and heard the trials and trlbula- tl ns of two Chinese women, each claim ing to bo the mother of a. lS-year-oId , boy accused of gambling. . Netheraoie was Bolomon reincarnated. When the two mothers both claimed Quong Tuen, and a father, three sisters and eight cousins failed to nettle tho dispute, Mia Nethersole whispered In Judge Murnaky's ear that the cider wo- 1 man waa tho real mother, because tho ' other bulldozed too much. The court put the caao over for a t week until the father of Quong Yuen ' sees fit to break his silence and throw necessary light upon the affair. j Mr. Wertz, who quite recently j bought tho Bonnoy residence prop erty on North Central avenue, has Il'JllVU luu uauiv LU J1VIU uuu family. If You Have a House to Rent Call at 101 W Main Good lots, 50x112, good location; prino $275. Terms. Pine lot, 50x108, sewer and water in, east front, on Peach street; $740. J'ine bearing orchard at $225 per acre. Two good houses to rent, $12.50 and $15 per month, .12 acres bearing orchard, fine location, a moneymaker, none better; let ns show you. 5 acres good garden land on Bear creek. Good, modern 5-room bungalow, close in, on Central avenue; cheap. 6-room house on North Central, good loca tion,' less than four blocks from postof f ice; $1700. LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH Chas. W. Sharpe 101 WEST MAIN" STREET, Who has the above properties. II. C. Garnett, president of the Northwest Hardware association, left Friday ovonlng to attend tho annual mooting of that body. The Jackson County Realty Co. With offices in residence, corner West Tenth and King streets, are always prepared to show you the best Jackson county has in the real estate line from the unimproved land to the best bearing 'orchards, farm land or stock ranches; also city property. The manager has had ten years' experience in the county, which will aid the pros pective purchaser. Seeing is knowing. We also have modern rooms to accommodate our patrons. JACKSON COUNTY REALTY COMPANY MEDFORD, OREGON leads! AND THE WISE ONES AWAIT THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF HIS ANNUAL JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE WHEN THEY ARE ASSURED OP THE GREATEST BARGAINS OP THE YEAR, OWING TO THE FACT THAT HIS SALES ARE EXACTLY AS'C LAIMED AND INTENDED TO MAKE A CLFJrYN SWEEP OF ALL GpODS ON HAND IN ORDER TO AO COMMODATE NEW SPRING STOCK. NO CONFUSIONNO JUGGI&TG WITH PRICE MARKS, BUT Any Dress or Suit in the ittQ l C Store, Values to $50 foHP-T Any Hat in the Store, D C Values to $20.00 for . . ;fAv)J Nothing could be more simple or convincing. Sale begins MONDAY, Morning and lasts well it wont last long at those prices. so be there early THE QUALITY STORE MONTGOMERY'S THE QUALITY STORE .in si.- 's '53