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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. QftEfJON. MONDAY, J AN CIA RY. 24, 1910.
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Will imily who I'miml iiIiIIiI'h vtitl
limllmr ln'lt on N. Itiutloll Htiout
plmiko luuvti milt nt) with ml. iniiti at
lliii ui.fimu
N (I itm I prori'HH in lining nimlo on
Mm cli'otrio liuht lino on W'ont Juol;
ftoii Nlmot.
W. CI, KmitliHoii of Clohl Hill wan a
romuit viHitor in Morffonl.
Tin ChiiHtian cliiiicli will Iii'kIii a
revival iiimtliiitf (ho Hint Kiiinlay in
Ktthniary. Watch lor I'lirthor an-
IIOItllCKItlUlltH,
.John II. I'orlorfiohl of flrantH
I'm In Hi(iitlltiK a i'uw ilayH in .Mol
lonl on liiiHimmM.
I. it. BiMitt of Kah) I'cilnl in Hpuml
iiiK a taw dayn in I'ortlainl, panning
IhroiiKh Mmlfonl .Stimlay.
C. W W'ilnioroth of Loh AiioIum
Iibh limin loohin over llut valloy for
twernl da.VH with a viuw ol' invimt
ii X Ili in iiHKocinlcil with .Mound.
Sti-k ami Nooly of tfpokauo.
Geo. W. Trofroii of AHhland uiih
at .laeknouvillo oMuday on himineHH
before tho circuit court.
Ahbut thirty of the friundH of Mr.
and Mm. W. It. Bullock who were
married Sunday hint evening chivnr-
ted them at their homo near tho nortl
Mihool, Mr. Hullock invited them in
hut hiri coucilntory action canned
thorn to dinwrHo.
W. H. Shnnaan, tho ClrantH Push
promoter, wa in Medford Sunday n
llllrtillCHH.
Deputy Sheriff Ulrich waH at
Woodvilln Monday on official husi
neHi. Fred WillianiH of GrantH Piihh whh
in Afcdford over Sunday.
K. I). HrigjrH of AHhland wn in
thin city Monday on profcsBlnnal
llUHillQHH,
Alhert Walker of Illy, Klamnth
county, !h in tho valloy attending to
Imimiickn mnttem.
A, C. Martin of Kaglo Point whh a
Medford victor Mondav
Dr. F. K. Page loft Sunday even
ing for Portland to attend the auto
tdiow thin week.
Mr. and Mrn. Kdgar S. Hafor re
turned Saturday ovoning from a viHit
to Mr. Ilnfer'H old homo at Council
Itluffri, Iowa.
P. I. Van Order of tho C Ilnfei
I.umher company of Council HlutH,
Iowa, arrived hero Saturday cvcniii'.'
the guent of Mr. and Mm. Kd';.ir Il.if
er. S. 1 1. Conrad of Glenn, Michigan,
! here on u visit to his Hon. Hal f inl
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rail, Hncrnlary of I ho Mod fit i (,m
niiri'ial Chili. "I inn iv'nfr to hold
my i'nllior," will Mr, O.xhihI. 'and I
liollovo that when ho hook tho 1:0111
inoivinl chih iimoliiiK tomorrow nihl
ho will tin I'oiiMirti.'d into a it)w-U:i'
for Mn'lod and Hotilhorn Orotfii'.
Mr. CI 11 1 It of AmIiIiiiiiI, oil' il tho
proniiiiool aruhitoitH of i'i t ni
wim In jVicilford on profoHHio Imi
itiuM ,
V. I. CJonld Iiiih dimpoHiid of hift
lot on tho Hoiilli Hido of W'iihI Jnuk-
Non Htn.'cl.
Win. Martin of Martin IlroH,, the
farmorw and hIocIuihmi of HimikIo, In
i;njoyiii(,' IiIh ton dayn vaaction
oily ai'iMiMloiniiiK liiniMulf to city lifo
laiforo altaoliini; Central l'oint.
Mrn, Mury .Millitfnii who Iiiih no.
I'i'plcil a poHiliiWi an iiiuiiiilmt of thu
flroin Slock and Dairy ranch of Imr
Hon-in-law, Mr, Uownoy, i! milim north
of Central l'oint, tarried In the city
Saturday and Sunday, kuchI of hor
liiiiL'hlur, Mih, Uownoy of North
Front Ktroot.
O. H. Corey lias Hold Inn handMomc
( property on KiihI JackHon
and Iiiih hought the HoImhoii rcHideacc
on tho corner of Hartletl and JaokHou
Htreets.
T. K. N'ilfK and W. II. Ilnriooii of
AhIiIhiiiI wero in Medford Sunday.
Mr. and Jfr. J. Stillman VihiH loft
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jMondav tnorninjc for I.oh AngclcH.
It. W, Northup loft Monday morn
in fr Pagndoim on a viwit to hor
mother.
xr UM.ii. n xr:.. v n ! ..!
ititItr A. K. Wolvrloi.. Mr. While han
jtiHt aliout made up hio mind to pur
chase land in tho vicinity of Modford
and hecouio a pennanont reHident.
Fred Poninger of Central Point wn
in Medford on humncHH Monday.
Harry HcIhih has rceeived a let
tor from Ed King whit with Mack
Adams left some weekH ago for Pan
ama. Tho lettor wbh mailed at San
Joho, Gautamala, at which imint the
two adveuturom were to take a trip
inland. The lioyn had enjoyed good
helnth during the whole trip and tho
only kick (hoy had coming was that
they were not allowed to land at ev
ery ort. I'd wan putting in hid
npare timo mitring a no re arm from
vaccination while "Slim" rented up
for future hnrdships in his hunk.
Itichard Venter of Chicago in horc
to clone up a deal for the F.rdtnnn
tract on Went oFurth street. Mr. Ver
ner expcetH to erect several dwelling
on the tract early in the spring and to
make other improvements.
Itohert H. Dow of Jacksonville wns
rerjlutered at the Nnnh Friday evening.
New Type, New Furniture,
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I 8tvn flute of Lt,
I.lvp npftliilrM (If ynu wMi to lie In
Kot fii'i It !: VlJp how iiniiiy IIIkIiIhV"
Only one night of m-von nvih. 1 will
iIi'kitIIii' IIiciii, ,
I'lrM Hii-p. Km whom, ijiiih. coin,
friillx. hoof, nitiiton, pnilnly cookcil, In
nioilcrnto ipiaailly unci hut iwo iiicnln
n diiy,
HiM'oinl Hlop.-llromhe kooi nlr ilny
mill nlKlit.
Tlilnl Hli'p.- Kxorolno freely In the
opon iilr,
fourth Hirp.-Jtetlrr onrly nnil r1no
curly,
Klflh Htcp.-Woar flniincl noxt yoni
Hi! In every ilny of the year find ho iIIm
mw your (Iron Hint yonr IImiI-m rimy
he kept wnrm. Hnilic freipii'titly.
Hlxth Ktep.-I.lve in tin Hinmhliio.
Let your lietlrooni he one which n
ooIvoh n Howl of light mill Mpenil your
ilnyn either out In the hiimIIkIii or In n
room which Im well lighted.
Kevenili Hlep -Ciillhiite 11 cheerful
lempcr. Hii'li the miclety of Jolly peo
ple, AhHolutely rt-fiiMc to worry nnit.
nhove nil, don't he nfmlil 10 laugh
Live nhove. HIcVik-hh cannot ennvl t)
there. DIhchm- prowls nlxait In th
liiiMt-int-iit, Itarely docH It get uiixtntra
f)r. I'. (I. Mutter In Chk-iiKo Journal.
Tin Shade Ho Wanted.
Dchicnilx, tin paltiter. wuh wnlklng
out one ilny In Purl with n frlcuU of
hln when lie fell Into u hrowu Htuily.
"What U up with you now'" wild
the friend,
"I can't get a certain nhndc of yel
low," replied the artist.
"What wirt of yellow V
Just then u cub drove piiNU
The very thing!" the painter Ranped
out. "Htop. mop!"
"I am engiiKcd.M the cubby replied
without Htopplng.
Delacroix uirtcd lo iumult and at a
steep place iu the Hue den Martyrs
overtook the cab. Opening the door,
be wild In toticH of entrruty to the pa
seuger liinldo:
"Do pi en no tell yonr driver to otop.
I want your complexion for a palutlng
ou which I am ut work. There la a
color merchant cloa ut hand, i shall
uot dctulu you ahorp live tuloutn. and
In acknowledgment of the service you
render me I will preaeut you with a
ikotcii of tuy picture."
The bargain won struck. ielacrolz
cut Ilia yellow, and a few mouths later
the "fare" received a sketch of hla
"Aajuiaaluatiou of tbe ArcbUlsbop of
UeBu."
Uetf Possessed.
Mrs. MnnyklitH-Tbere Is one thing
ahout our girl tbry nre always aelf
poHnomu-d. I'm pa Munykldx (grimly)
Yen. they're too wlf KKietued. 1 wish
they'd get sonic one else to possess
I lie 111.
Lint's Advice,
rtelng nki-d one day what one should
do iu order lo Im-couic an etUclent piano ,
pluyer. Uszt n-pllitl laconically. "One
must eat well 11 nil walk luucb."
1000 THROWN AWAY
Old type and equipment exceeding m cost $1000 from the Medford Mail
and Southern Oregonian job offices has been dumped and replaced by
Dust proof racks, modern fixtures and series of the latest type faces,
individual motors, the best craftsmen, enable us to, do printing quicker,
better and more satisfactory than ever.
We are ten times better fixed to do good work than ever bef ore
no longer handicapped by old materials and inadequate equipment or
the unavoidable delays due to moving., The largest stock of bonds in
the city to select from. Estimates cheerfully furnished.
MEDFORD PRINTING COMP'Y
Printers and Publishers
t BUSINESS LOCALS :
Wear Kidd'H SIiocb.
Hulck la tho king of tho auto world.
Who douHii't High for a Hulck?
Wear Kidd's Bhocfl.
Wear Kidd'H Bhoon.
For wood of all kinds, ro tho
H'ltiaro Dual Woodyard. Phono
2(50 1. Kit- street, hiitween Second
mud Third streotH. Gould & Mndloy.
Iiroprlotom. 20 !
No one knowH how long a Duick
will lnHt, for no IJuick Iiiih ever wont
out. The flint ones are Htill run
ning. . 28
Wear Kidd'a Shoes.
Phono 781 for It. A. Uolmofl. tho
irfBurnnco man. 203
What in lifo without n IJuick T 280
It costs no moro to insure in one
of tho hig companies than n small
one. Lot Holmes, tho insurance man,
toll you about it. Phono 781. 203
For good insuranco sco Holmes,
tho insuranco man. 2GG3
Singer sowing machine for rent.
125 South Oakdalc. Phono 1342. 261
FOFt SADK Residence property,
clone in. Sco ownor and savo com
mission. 228 South Ivy St. 2C9
FOR SALE Somo good pieces of
fruit land for sale cheap. Address S,
caro of this office. 2C2
Big and Little
We hung the thieves and take
our buis iff ii tin- lU thieve. Or
11 mn l'rm-.-rli
HENEY HEARS END.
(Continued from pce 1.)
this" knowledge ho favored tho Mays
Jones creation of the Dlue Mountain
reserve.
Question Tils Actions.
This In addition to other evidence
which Is expected to bring tho actions
of Hermann still closer to tho Dlue
Mountain roseive, will close tho gov
ernment's case and open the way for
tho dofense. It is believed that Mr.
Heney will bo able to close tho prose
cution's vldcnco tomorrow, perhaps by
noon. If that should prove true the
court will rest for half a day In order
that tho dofanso may shape up Its
evidence for presentation and map
out Its case.
I RECALL OUT FOR SNELL.
(Continued from piK 1.)
various unworthy motives,
I Meanwhile tho real friends of Snell
'and of IJRgloHton deprecnto the wild
talk of tho calamity howlers. Doth
' men am ahovo suspicion and the un
' fortunate situation Is moroly tho re
'Hull of the prononoss of human nature
J to criticise mon In authority.
I A recall election would undoubt
' odly fall of Its purpose, and an In
vestigation of tho city's books would
probably dlscloso nothing more se
rious than clerical offers and possi
bly a few errors of JudBmont on the
part of tho light plant committee
This, at any rate, Is tho opinion of
the thinking public. Dut because1 of
tho clamor that has tVIson many
think that. In Justice to both partk-s,
tho bookH should be exported and a
complete statement of tho lighting
plant account bo made public, and
fr"om present Indications It Is mrre
than probable that the taxpayers will
bo called upen to pay an "export" to
toll us "that which we already know." !
Medford, Oregon: This certifies
Lthnt jve have sold Hnll's Tern Won
der for tlu cure of nil kidncv. biad-
der nnd rhenmntic troubles for ten 1
years, and have never had a com-'
plaint. It gives quick and pormnncnt '
relief. Sixty days' treatment in each
hott'e. Medforrl Phnrmocv
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. !
WANTED A good, responsible so
licitor, $20 per week guaranteed;
only a No. 1 man need apply. Ad
dress S, care of this office.
FOR RENT And furniture for sale,
8-room house, No. 3 Fourth, corner
Front. 362
FOR SALE Or trade, A 3 1-4 horse
power Indian motorcycle. See or
write C. C. Pierce. Medford. 2C9
FOR SALE Four acres inside city
limits, with 850 feet front on S. P.
railroad right of way, half acre fruit
in bearing, small house, barn; price
(2500, terms. How's this for an In
vestment? C. H. Pierce & Son, Med-'
ford, Oregon. 269. I
FOR SALE Two corner lots, good
6-room bouse and barn, near cor
ner 11th and Fir streets. This Is a
good buy. Price $2550. C. H. Pierce
& Son. 269
FOR SALE A fine home and Invest
mcat on North Central avenue,
fronts 264 feet on Central avenue,
is near! '00 feet In depth; 6-room
house ana barn; price only $4000.
Look this up. C. H. Plerco & Son.
26
FOR SALE Good lot of second hand
lumber. C. H. Plerco & Son. 260
New
Eq
38 South Central
f fKf $ ftnP fPnf for 5 continuous
noni wnen
W. E. Stacey, Agt. Medford. ore.
BOX
THE ROGUE RIVER LAND COMPANY
NO. 11 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE
Offers an especially good foothill orchard for a low
price and on good terms. In these days of advancing
prices, it will pay to look into this.
It pays to deal with the "Man Who Knows. " Whea
the Rogue River Land Company sold the Tronson &
Guthrie orchard at Eagle Point to the prize winning
owners, four years ago, the salesman, W. M. Holmes,
assured the purchasers those Spitzenbergtrecs would
produce the world's best apples, and subsequent events
T" I'ni'n tlin cnntiflnnpn Viia inmAn. T J.1.
Did it ever occur to you that
won out in the Rogue River Valley, bought their win
ning orchaids through the Rogue River Land Com
pany? W. M. Holmes, Manager, is always at your service
for a good buy. (
DRIVERS that know the country
RIGS that cover the country
QUICKLY AND WITH COMPORT
FOUND At THE
FAItLOW & DOWNING, PROPRIETORS.
WEST SIDE STABLES
rHONE 2431 8. GRAPE STREET
ON-
uipment
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Ave.
Think of it! In addition (0 tho urlghtost, pur
est and safest llrjht that human brain has ovsr
devised, the ALADDIN Lamp has a feature of
still more vital Importance. It saves oil. In
splto of the fact that it gives a better light, It
burns only one-third as much oil as any oil lamp
manufactured of similar size.
That means iha ttho ALADDIN really costs
you nothing, for in a short time you have saved
its cost then goes on saving money In oil as
long as you burn it and with ordinary caro it
lasts a nieiime.
A lamp is a real necessity. You must have
Unfit to Wirk bv Unfit to nlnv hv. nnn't vnn
I owe It to yourself to have the best and brightest
11 oners you me means of saving?
826.
most of the men who have 1
TO YOU ARE AJVW.l'S TO IK?
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