THlfl MEPFORD MAIL TlirBUNnfl, MEDJfOBD, OUlSflON, WIODNEBOA V, yjjiimUARY 2, 3010.
SKEING CLUB HAVE POSTCARD
EXCITING SPORT AGAINST LAFEAN BILL
Seven Members Make Trip to Top of
Wnuncr Duttc anil There Have
Tlirllllnu Miles.
AHIIIiANI), Fob. 2 Tlio seven
iiiuuilxtrH of tlio Ashland Hlsklyoo
elub who eunled out tho first organ
Ixott shooing oxphllllon lo tho Mum
xii 1 1 of Mount Avhliiuil iiml niudo
what U hollovod to bo tho first mlil
wlntur trip lo tlio mountain's high
cut phi tiuclo, 'mil quite n thrilling ml
ventuio of It anil say they worn woll
r Dim Id for the trip, although thoy
would uot euro to repeat tho trip un
dor similar roiulltloiiH,
' Tho pnrty l belloved to havo es
tablished it record, however, at leant
lu being tho flrut skeolng party to
tanko thu summit lu nildwIuUn.
Tho party loft Ashland Baturdny
afternoon nuil hiked to Uing's Iodgo
whuru Mr, hong had vlth a team
preceded them with their supplies.
Bhortly boforo sovon g'clook Huuday
morning tho Mtart wan nuulo up tho
forest trail for tho nuininlt. Moat of
tho party woro equipped with tho
Norwegian sheosnbout olght fool In
Jonglh, hut thoro was ouo pair of
AlaHka "webs" and Mr. Long who
mudo tho uHCont au far an "Drimliby"
mountain, woro a pe.-ullHr Mort of
footgear, vhlcn, howovor, did not
provu entirely nntlHfactory In snow
navigation ami ho turned hack. Tho
tnalu party proceeded with consider
able difficulty, lio sno-r owing a little
loo wot and honvy for !) golnit
l'rod Kroilenor .ho only member of
tho party roally experienced In skoo
lug, uiailo tho outlro trip to tho suin
hi It on 111 skoos, though It required a,
Kood Ami of work, which wan no
coiupllMhtHl in a manner to arouse the
onvy of tils InNM experience! cornpau
Ioiih. It wiih about two'oVlook wluui
tho flrut or tho party roulnxl tho pin
mlo. whoro tlio club's records arc de
posit d, tho different om straggling
nloiil. a half an hour .apart,, tho
yonngoiit moinhtir of tho pnrty. wit
given threo lusty cheers an ho
rouohed tho topmost iolnt. Tlio de
cent was moro hIoiv und tedious than
tho undent and It was nearly nlno
o'clock boforo tlio last of thu party
reacted tho lodge. After rctlng and
refreshing thomsfllvus. several of tho
party' loft down tho canyon at ton p.
in., und guldtxl by I). I'oroxzl, nnd his
"bug." (Mr. 1'nroxxi. having houn a
member of tho relief" lwrty that had
gone out froiu town lit tho ftrnoon
to moot tlm oxplurer), registered In
at t'lr tf'.n ha,duuario. a fow
inlui.toH tifforo niidnlit. Urt but
woll ptoaswl with th .vpd:tlon, par
ticularly aftar tho Imi aid rulrwt
by .Mjl". l'nrrritsl upon tho arrlTRl of
tho weary wanderem In town.
Tho vlw from Mo MjiintHlt of ML
Ashland yesterday wu Inrrl1i us
glorious by tlio oxplorors, tu ntnio
phorte condition being uiiuitiially
facoiablu for thu o.iaon or thu yuar.
Thero wan a woiidtfrful MWep of uow
rappl rui:imlt poBalblo. StHtaly Mt.
Hliuftui ap!o.trh only a stone' throw
away, wlillo tLo gluM oxlendoil Uto
view iih far Bovtth a I.awon HiiUoh,
t'liillitl.'B. luuiitiinliu Muov covered,
woro lu vlow from tho north. Thu
hiiow on Mt. Anhlnud was found In
Kroi.tly varyluf, doptlm. Only k thlu
covering wan haft on.. tUu liaqkbouu
lead I hi; up to thu wuinmlt, thu heavy
wlndrt havlut: drlftwl It Into oniterh
ami cauyoiiH wlmro bauku of It wuro
plied up liunilrodfi of fot iluiip. Tho
wind liluw !. alo on tho Hiimmlt yoM
torduy, oiiiIiik down Hon tho Kuniinlt
Mr, Krodnnoiif avii tho othor mom
bora of tho party a Uirl'llm; exhllilt
Ion of tho poHHlbllltlQa of traveling on
Hlcoefl which itHiiltcd dUiiHtrounly to
ouo or two loHH oxpoi'loucod t'oinpan
lonu who ntutnptud a fooblo Imita
tion. TIioho Who compi'lKod tho party
which roaohod tlio Hiiminlt woro P. 0.
UutlodKo, U. W. WnUtm.'Kroilppd
oiihoii, Frud Traoy, ltohort Vagnflr,
Claiulu DuIIoIh, ami nnum H. MH-choll)-
Hovornl of tho party carrlod cam
oiiih and took bIioIb of mldwlntor
flcouou on Mt, AHhland,
Walla Walla Commercial Cluli Acts
Claim That Bill Has Been Re
drafted and Resubmitted.
GASEOUS VAPOR WILL BE
EXPERIENCED FROM COMET
NEW YORK, IVli. 12. CuniiMo
I'liimmurion, tlio Frouoh natvouoinur,
in u lottor published lioru today, hu.yh
tlttu tho Mipoiouti tall of llalloy'H
oomnl "ill cnvolupo tlio imrtli on
Stiiy j l).
"For wvonil hoiii'," hc n.uy. 'Me
will lie iuiuiei'Hod in tliu huwu.mih ouiu:
nl nppendiiK" wlioso oliumioul oonuti
Intlon is Ht ill llltlo lcnojvu. Tlio comet
will iaH (liriicfly liotwooit llm bun
nnd .! woild m '2 A-l u-k iu
mof'fi'" .M'i . 't'. A; tliut l'e.
tho ! oeei.i. .a- in 1'ull day
JiKltt, whllo in Franoo it will ho iiif?lil.
Lit tin dnnyor mny ho oNpoolcdi lunv
ovor, for tlio luil ju-olinbly will Iju ho
I'uiiriod iik to In) inot'tViiBivo."
WALIiA Walln, Fob 2. Tlio Walla
Walla Coiiitiiurolal dub lm aotivoly
taken up thu ll'lit nuaiiiKt Uio Lafeun
upplo box bill, wliieli wiih Mtarted by
J, I j. DuniiiH. Thu movo of tho Com
uiorclnl club Ih for tho purpoHe of
KttiiiK thoKu opposed to tho bill lined
up for notion, For thin p'tirposo tlio
oltib ban Hunt out bunilrcilN of pot
oinlK, reading uh foIlowH:
"Walla Wnllu, WuhIj,, Jan. .'II,
To tlio njiplc-KrowerH of tho north
wont I
'"file I-iifean bill, with all !Ik in,
iqiiUotiH provit)ioriB( ntill lives.
'Vo have autboriiicd information
that 0. H. McCabi;, Icnl adviflor of
tho United Statva (lepartmctil of itK
rioulturo, Iiiih redrafted tho ineiiHiire,
rctaluiiiK ovcrj' "o of lt objuclion
ablo fcaturcH, nnd it Ih to bo prrHHcd
uk a departmental iiiiieiidinont to tho
puru food law,
"del your iifibbor tofcelluir, piiHS
roHolutloiiH, (nd u copy to your con
ttroHHrnnii mid to this club.
"ourH for action,
"Walla Walla C'ommcrclnl Club,"
Obituary.
Ilunry Follcr wag born in Htd
u'iiun .iHhunry H. IhLM, Ho came to
America in 181i and onino to ('hi
oiiko tlio unmo yonr. Aftor-(n brief
utay in CbicaK'o lie iohiIo Miinomb,
III., Ii'ih Imiiie, He HHh united in
marriaico to Frcdricka Hauinim iu
1K I1). Tlioy resided iu Muoomh un
til 1851, when they moved to I to ok
Maud, III,, and later to Aledo, III.
To thin union worn bom fivo chil
dren, Klixabetli und Joseph, who
died in infaiiov; William, who died
iu 1881; Mrf. Keller died In 18S8.
Ho bmvoH two children to mourn his
death, Mr. Henry 1'attcrnon of Med
fold, Or., and Frank Feltcr of I'd
oriu. III. After bin wife's death bo
made Imh lioiue with Iiik daimlitor,
Mrn Putt union in Aledo, III., . nnd
movnil witliJiur fnmlly to his -city
m .roil. inoo. ': '
Mx Feltuor wan a Hhoornnkor by
trade and wiih a hale, hearty old
l'eiitleni..n, nlwayti kind and of a
loMible dinpoHition. H was uppnr
cntly iu kooiI IiphIHi until tlm day of
hiw leatb. Ho wna rtriekeii with
paraln on JnmiHry 27, nbout "
o'olook iu tlm ovouinK nnd HiiKurtd
until the next mortiiu, when be
lencefully wltpl wy.
I la wn u lucmber of llm OonnHn
I.itlmmn elmreh. He wam b. well
wlurnled man. He had Immhi in Iho
Holy Land nnd had made mvm1
lr!p book aud forth to ISnfelnml. He
poks BAvuii lUffenmt liuigtiHt, ttml
rend In tint BBtne. He wnp n
rwodr and tnoat of bi ttm wm
pnt iu lliin way. Hu whs So yoium
nnd 10 day old.
"Aaloep iu Jemm! Blonted sloop,
Front whlob none vor 'wnkuii to
weop.
A olm iu)d itndUturbiul roposo,
Unbrokon by tho Mt of foes.
Afdoep in .liwum! Pannoful rest,
WImwo wnkliiir if mipromely bloat;
NTo fear, noo woo bIirII dim that hour
TlitM mat'if tile Pevior's power."
Hotel Arrivals.
The Xitb-J. W. Holmes, deno H.
.Metonlf, liiiKonc; W. C. h'mith, Jr., L.
Voysoy. I'orlland; F. ramoron, Un
iontown; A. II. Joiioh, Hornbrooks F.
.M"onui, NobraHka; I). Wobstor, K. W.
Wolfe, Portlund; J. T. CrogoW, Ran
FranoiRoo; S, L. HuhuI, Chinook; It.
Jf. Coio, San FrnnoiBoo; K. 0; Mno
kin, Ar, J. Donnody, J. A. Wnddle,
Portland; It. M. Whituiuii, Kaelu
Point.
Tho MnoroA. Slriink, Now York;
0. B. LilKnKlinrt, K. CnrlHon, Port
land; J. J. Hutlor, Soattlo; T. Sar
vino, Portland; C. J. Mnxio, Pittd
burj,', Kan.; Q. U, KoblliriKOti, Kose
Imuk; C. J. Clmffeo, JfondowH; M".
HrombaiiKh, Portlund; A. H. ' Silsby,
AhIiIuimI; F, Pelouzo, Kaf,do Point; S.
IT. Morsu, Itosobmc; W. Gnindi),',
Portlnnd; Af. 0. Warner, F.upuio; H.
(1. Utloy, A. H. Webor, Portland; E.
0. O'Brion, oily; A. C. Smith. San
FranoiHeo; P. J. HiiBtorday, II. T.
Hootb, Portland.
HINT FOR BUSINESS GIRLS.
A Tlmfl Where n Llltlo fllrnoy Holpf
Wondorfully.
One may prefer the blunt truth to
tho due OiIhcIiooiI tinil wiy the utOHt
iiliulhllatliiK thliiKH iilmut people who
throw lioiupictH and coiupllnieiilM with
about au otitieo of Mlucerlty In thuuf,
but onco In iMvhlle.tho blnmuycr Ih
RomelhliiK of a comfort.
To tho llnild llltlo newcomer In the
olllco who Ik afraid to i(ct her bearliiKN
a little blarney from the ucarcxt dcIkIi
hoc will help to niiiooiIi out thu wrln
kli.'d of lulftiidjuitmuiit ami help her
weather tho cold draflM of dlw)iitlfaf
lion and tlioxe ImllMtoruiB of crltlclmn
that aro apt to blow through every of
flctf and ulvo you thu auue of dlncour
i;emunt. It In caHy to tell the perfunctory aort
of bhirney from tho kind that linn a
bit of nyiiipatliy lu It, and tho older
tho Klrl who will humor tho new Klrl
lu tho olllco ami Keck to iIIidIiiIhIi thn
thorn of Initiation dcBen-oi and kcii
erally ha u bout of frleiulH, ho iiintlcr
If her enthuHlaHin doe verKc on ijuhIi
Moiuetlmc.
A hy llltlo ulrl from the country
with moro cnerffy than confidence wu
hln.-U ou twv day' probation iih typUt
In n real CHtato ofllcc. The head te
noKrapher wa to break her In during
the aliHonco of tho chief. Tho timid
ono wa ''all nerven" tho flret day. By
the time ho had written and destroy
ed her Hecond letter her every expre
kIoii Mhowcd that Mho wan afraid hIio
didn't belontf and couldn't mako Kood.
Luckily, however, 'that Uilrd letter
camu off tho machine without an er
ror, and then the head stenographer,
to whom blarney came nn natural as
breathing. Jimt nang lt perfectlotw for
iilmut live mlnutcH. oven extending her
ecKtnNleH to tho timid one' beautiful
pcnmamirrlp.
ThlH effwtlvcly rcBtorcd the timid
oiio'h coutldence. nnd with a Htiddcn
acco of bopo anil determination Hhe
Bteeml unruly through thu bhoatu of
the firm week'B probation.
To thu Htmnger lu tho Htmngc place,
the country girl In the city omVc or tho
bundle of nerve In a try'iK position, a
little blarney 1 often tho oil that
movoH thing i'UHlly along.
MARRIED 26 YEARS;
HASjCHILDREN
Mrs; Webster, A2 Years of Age, Mar
, rled When 10, Gives Birth to
Her 26th Child.
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4 - - 4 - -4-.-.i
NIAfiAHA FALLS, K. Y.. Feb. 2.
-Mrs. Phillip Webster of thin ity
j today in receiving the congratulation
of bcr friends upon the birth of the
2Ctli child that ba been born to her
during her 12(1 years of murried life.
Jim. WtljHter in 42 yearH of age. She
was married when he wa 30. Five
"et" of twinH and one of (riplets
wcro boni to her, but none of those
are living.
Irk C of vSicKness
P II ONE 3 G 4 1
MEJDFORD
PHARMACY
Near PohL Olficf All Night Service Free Delivery
4 4 4-4 4 4-4 4 4-4-4 4 4-4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4--4 4 4 4 4-4 4 4 4 4 4 4-4-4 4 4 4 4-.
Bank Statements Asked.
I WAHIIIKOTON, D. C, Frfi. 2. -
Tho comptroller of the currency to
day called for a statement of the
condition of all national bnnks at the
closo of biiMiiCNH on Monday, Jnmi
ary 3J.
Bargains For
PLUMBING
STEAM, iAND HOT WATER HEATING
All Work Guaranteed Prices Reasonable
COFFEEN . PRICE
11 North D St.. Medford, Ore.
Phone 303
Buyers
PLANKED CHICKEN.
ThU Reelp Will Servo Two or Four
Pertont Liberally.
Soloct a chicken of about two pounds
lu weight and cut off the neck on a
'Jgo with the top of the collar bone.
Cut the chicken dowu the entire length
pf the backbone, clean" and wash In
nldo and out. Flatten the brcaxt bono
with n elenver or wooden mallet, and
uiijoliit the wings nnd second Joint.
Let It broil, nklii Hide down, over a
rhed of ciiuIh or under the gan tlame
' about six inluuteM. then turn and cook
1 about three tatautc.i on the Hkln side.
1-10 acres, $125 per acre, one mile
from Mution, nil cleared; will subdi-t
, vide.
j 3!I'Sf hi'tvf, l'-j miles from station;'
! finest alfalfa and apple land; at a'
bnrgain.
CITY PROPERTY.
New five-room homo und four lots
for .2500; with terraH.
Now five-room modern bungalow ,
on King street, for $2000.
j 10 acres adjoining the city limits,
for $000 por acre. This is n splendid
i proposition for Mibdivision. ,
HUNTLEY-KREHERCO.,
2H Fruitgrowers' Bank bldg.
Phone 3401.
WANTED
Timber and Coal Lands
ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING CON
TRACTS TAKEN AND ESTIMATES
FUBKISHED.
B. H Harris & Coe
MFDFORD - - - - OREGON
Office in JacKooiA county BarLk Upstairs
I ll.Wn ALL Kl.N'nfi OF 1UY
COItnWOOI) li'OIt SALK
1
My bout fh, ?7.r0 por cord. And
I havo boiiio i;ood (Ir for $fl.(50, ,.nd
If you want It unwed Into alovowood
. will -nnt 50 contii por cord moro.
v woon oh roudu aro bettor wood
will b' o'lo.tpcr. 1 rim) do wooil
tawlarf by tni cord or by (bo hour.
I nlHo tnko onliiH for ; our fa. I voot.
I will havo yovr woo,' cut now and
('ellv.o Mih 'mo l(Vvou any tlmo
t'i xt -umiiier, and you do no! hav to
v.y tin- P UDill dollvt icj. Por f i ; -ilov
itiformii'Ion call au-i imh m at
i:il South (lrui lit root, Mi'oforrt, Or.,
or phono. MpIu 41)1, 0. 1 HoIh-
HtoiM. acg."
Head tho Clmimfiiid Mh.
tiik ciiiok:s tiKAur io Hicavr
! Itfkto IIUTHlly wirli butter and lot It
c0k In i umi ii. r f.u.: r f.nm thu
; tmt flmiitfi bImmii an hour. ltAto occa
s htMMtlly with melted butter,
j flavo h puiuk umdtf hot lu the ovon
i4l the bl ktu ou tav plunk. ;tu slue
durwa. Fill to nmc U'tweeu the
Uciu nud ttK nUt of tin plunk
vrn'i lwt. hotM rbe. AUmt Hit-chick-oil
dttMf four Howeret uf hot cook
mi cauliflower, four oorn fritters, four
lint fluffed toiimtooH and four nIIcoh
I'Mmeoii. rolll. pliuietl with a wood
on" toothpick ami fried In deep fat.
Survo cruNiri or IlolltnuluUe muico lu
a bowl.
Polntii of Cnt Worth Knowlnc.
The day Is puttt whon ovorythlng
that purH or iiiowh Is considered a cat
worth having.
With the over Increasing cult of tho
cat owner aro becoming moro partic
ular about od polulH, and i-onulderu
bio utudy Is etHadeI by fanclore on
the iKH-efisnry ipinllllcatlons.
Such iiualltlcatloiiB, of course, vary
with the breed, lu long hatred cats
tho ruff Is the llrnt thing to bo couRld
ercd. The tuftH of hair between tho
toes, the ear tuftH and thn flexibility of
thn tall como next, saya Homo Chat.
With tho short haired catn the color
Ih of great Importance, and ho are the
eyes, car nnd the Hhape of tho head.
White cats should havo blue eyes,
black cats yellow eyes and Hioro of
other colors greon eyes.
Here are somo of tho good points to
bo taken Into consideration whon buy
ing a cat:
llund. Oreat breadth between tho
eyes,
IOyes. Ttounil nnd wide open.
Nose, Short and tnpored.
VramcLlght. deep chested.
Legs. Straight.
Ears. .Small and rounded.
Neck. Thin .uid graceful.
Tall. lU'iit'at'tho end In loujr haired
cuts.
Sonlno Europe.
"And did you go throurh Ilerllti while
touring abroiurj" aked the callor.
"Ild wo. dear?" said tho wlfo to
.her Imilmml.
"Yivi," replied the busy man from
behind his pBpr. "Don't you rotm-iiv
bur wo boueht sopio gasollni' theroV ,
'And I'nrlw-dld you stop lu ParlsY'
ctml'mi'Hl tho ciller.
"Mil ww. iImk?" iiskBil ttui lfo of
her better half.
MVhy, of.iwr, Ron't ymu kttnt
wa laistod a tire there and had to tin
a "pi w one put onV'ViinUtiw W4te-man,
Money Lost
by
Waiting
" C-room modern bungalow, hoi nnd
cold water, electric .lights, cloao In;
a fin homo; $2500.
New 7-room houpe. C rooms fin
ished, electric lights, pnvod street
soon, lot lOOxlGS, dandy shade tro,,
south front; a fine InvoBtment; $2' U
tonus J500, rMit mourbly payment.
lxlrali' lot one block from Onk
dale. 44x130. Ht frort, b fow liv:
at ".25.
Lot of lots at right prloei.
Wright 6 Allin
12S Has' Main Street. ;
IP
THE VISITOR
who is welcomed by a
flood of light can not
fall to feel genuinely
welcome. Tho ono who
arrives In tho dark half
doubts the warmth of
h!a recention. A norch
light adds cheer as
well as comfort to the home. It
svos noprlbleaccldentsand grop
ing for the door bell. It makes the
home befors which it shines a
boacon In tho streot. A porcn
Urt Ind'cates progression, lovo
ct home aid oivic pride. Send for
the estimate n..n today. Do not
put It off.
ROGUE RIVER
ELECTRIC. CO
ALE
WlmUia llfo wiiliout u Uniok? 2S0
KIO Acres of Um Fruit Litml
I miles west of Grunts l'ass. i
l-'orty soveii lots lu Jacksonville,
flue location. '
I buvo also got n wilr of fine
Cougar Kittens, five months old, j
which ran bo bought at a reasonable 1
price. f
KNQU1HK '
GJ. Lewis
Jacksonville
YOU FURNISH THE LAND.
VE FURNISH THE BUYER.
EASTERN CONNECTIONS
Enable us to sell youu property to the best advantage.
AYrite, telephone or call and tell ns what yon have.
HUNTLEY-KREMEK COMPANY
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans.
214 Fruitgrowers' Bank Building.
TELEPHONE iMAIN 3491.
For the Best
In harness, snddliis, whips,
t.ftes, tents, blankets, wan
on sheets x a urease and
Still cure a well as all kinds
of custom work, sco
3M E. Main.
F. N. CUMMINGS
T. V;. OSGOOD
OSGOOD & CUMMINGS
THE BEST EQUIPPED ENGINEERING OFFICE
IN SOUTHERN OREGON.
Surveys, Maps, Plans, Specifications,
Reports,. Estimates, Etc., Water Pow
ers and Water Works, Paving and
Road Making, Sewerage, Railroads, Tr- '
vigation and Drainage.
OFFICE: MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
' o-
J. E. ENYA'UT, Prosidout J. A, PER11Y, Vioe-Presidoat.
JOHN S. OKT11. t' V. B. JACKSON, Ass't Cashier.
THE MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK
JAPITAL $5f),O0D
SURPLUS $lt,1M
Safety boxes for ront. A Sttwal Baniiiny CluslnMs trmiactoil.
Wo solicit your patrorwaa.
dm