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$ EAGLE POINT EAGLETS $ j By A. C. Hewlett 5 I THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 11)10. HANFORD HERE SATURDAY As nn ovideuce of the proRivssixo- Inul t carry wlmt ho couNl to tlu'J ncss of our noighborhooU and tlio in- oomnnisHr.y mIoiv iuuI liiko the tcrest taken in educniional matters 1 oliatu-es of si'ltiii; them hauled from will state that now, notwithstanding there. tbo fnot that horetofow wo tiavo had. for some time at least, what hurUI bo ohlleit Ror sohooW. Wo have one of Uto best schools in the valley, aud - ' . ,1 i .... A... I Hev. .1. K. X. Hull, pastor of the t'roshytorian ehureh al Corvallis, Or., on his return trip from l.os An.eele! and Mexico, stopped off ut Motlt'oril, .is im evidence ot that fuel, we have i took the l & K. train for Knlc ffymw enrolled on the f-ehool tvjiistorj 1'oint to, visit your correspondent, thei vUp, names, and nnotiier evideneo is, first time we have met for '20 years 'thiit there is not n single kioker in the I We havis been mutual friends for the Houihborhood, and it does one pood , last Cto years, and tlioush the mcetinir "fib visit the school and seo how the was, on my part, ut least, entirely mi ' 61iildren vie with each other in try- expected, I assure your readers it 'Tin- to excel and trying to he good, was a very asreeable surprise. We and I am informed; by the teacher J first met in Ashland when he was a that, he has had gcveral applications .southern Methodist preacher, after froni yduiij: teachers for admission to j ward were interested in the shosp our school, but havo had to refuse businot.s, as well as traveled aud them on the ground that there was' pivached together and became warm ftft room, and that all of the time wiis" personal friouos. Since then he has taken up with those who wero at-j none to the Presbyterians and I to tenditisr; liiit we expect to arrange so i the Coiijjrogtttidtuilists. For five ' tlutt' next vear wo will have three, if not four, teachers, and tench as high us the teitli grade, anyhow, and ,-in the oottrsof tjhort time will have a high "school in Kkgle Point. "Mrs. Harney Hinds, who- hushnud is 4nc,of the ,uporintoadent of mmi l' -iruolian work ofi the P. & K. -mil-nmd. has moved her lyifcMrler to the "uimyside hotel. Jfr. lind Jtrs. .1. It. NVlmit. Who kuve boon guest? m tiie Sunnwide hotel, omved their quarters to the Town lumber mill: on'Hhc llutte Inst Sf,tid.V; Mr. Xnlnnd is jciine to take -(Mmrji of one of tlio -(lonkey-eHgias year.- Mr. Hell published and edited the Koseburg Ueyiew and I was his correspoudeht from this plm-u, wiil iwr ovur the uout d plume Pno. Hut 1 it U not ueecssary for me to write , au euittfry on such a limn as Dr. .1. f(. X. Hell. tain Saturday night1 some 6f our ioefl talent nvo au ontvrttuiiuitmt in lbdinex' wnrehuuso to inife funds buy hall . Mittta. The entertninmeni was well attended and nave mier.it sntisfnrtHUi. One man who was there remNrk'ed that that tall mni: wha a iM-ofaesiuual, and a lad iv murked thnt it, the show, wus lntti -m 'T dour off a tract of. land tor the tliHii one we had here a short time TAirpOPe of putting out an orchard, .is! ago. when they, were all profobni Utarc are about 20-or HO acres nerlsl but we have sometimes ( thr4 lite Sills spring that has but little , t'heNp John shows that are u dir timbor on it and ought to produce. grnee to the name. Hut they sny thai ilue Fruit. 'the ikhijiIp love to be bilked. We have had another deal in reali 1 understand that through the man- estate here. Mrs, Anna Tyrrel, for 100-ACRE PEAR ORCHARD PLANNED AT GOLD HILL One hundred acres in pears of the best commercial varieties ate lo be pul out on that pari of the tMiavner osinto, lying between (ho Southern Pacilii- track and Hie Chuuier ivd deuce, jiml ciihI of Ihe railroad bridge, near Hold Hill, an soon as Hie weather nerinllH Ibo ground to gel in proper shape. W. Thonip-on, inauiigcr of Hie eslalo, was al Med. ford recently placing au order for Hie trees. This Is Iml one of the ninny improvements thai will be made on the Churncr place the coming year. The estiilo, as is well known locally, consists of over ,PJ00 acres in one trael, nil under culljvalion- a fact which nIiouIiI open the oplies of the person from the hllr.fard-bitteii cast who contends, nfler having mmfe a nperficial survey of Southern Ore gon, that "Ihere is no room for farm ng between thewe hills," N'ol only thai, but llio entire I'JIIII ucrc is nil i.ipable of mining I ho b(hl fruit that ii produced in Die far-fumed Kogue River alley which means Ihe liol fr.ut piodaced in the world. Don't fnlT Into tho rut of "table r notony" In your homo. Nine 'ihs or th grouoho" ilf .your i o circle am bo pm nmnoutly I ' 'ntr Mlitrtn': n. ,i,jHB j,,,, ' UTl.'itlonn In "entnblcn." Rtuily 'i idt for it v hllf. MEDFORD TIME TABLE, 4 n f f f i fHf I N'orllibouud r7o77i5(Po7tlitniT T.omil . . , s.ii ft m No, lfl()rcKon Hxpichm. . . 0 3 1 p m, No. MPortlaiid Kxpronrt.j S . a U t. m, I ftlMltlllHIUIKl I No. trCnllforalu ICxprnnnl 1 0 ; ar. No. inR, V. IQxprottn .... j .1:32 No. lt)Anhlaml Local. ., ,1 1:22 "Meilforit Id .Im-kioiTivfile. Motor cur lo,ivo T 8:fJ0 10HG 3i.ir 0.00 0MO Train leaven Train lenvan , , , Train leaven . , , Motor car I en ten in, l. m. P in. a. m. a in. I. m, P. in, p, in. JnrUOHvijionir nicriforil. Motor lonvoH , , 7jno Train lenvnn , . , BiiU Train loavoo 3:30 Train lour on , , . . , 4:. 10 Motor car Icnrcn 7;30 IWvTvw & " kaTTtki t N It A I w .9.1Uuavv(i Med ford" ... 8:10 So. .1I.eavo8 Modford . . , 3:00 N'o, 2'Arrlves Modford .10:10 Vo. 4 Arrlvo Modford ..( 5:00 S'o. tArrlvw ICnKlo Paint) 8 in So. 2t.oavcii Kaglo Polntj 9:05 so.3 Arrived Knln Polntj 3:45 o, 4 l,on veH Kaslo l'olntj 4:00 n, in, n in P. in, P. m. P. m. AV. a, ni, P. ni. a, m, p. m. a, ni. n, in, p. in, p. ni. t .Ipxt received n complete line o' en nuiel ware (iml kitchen iurm I v Coin pa re our priiv Mrdford H.inl wnro Co. , merly Aihmi Ileckathorn. lo G. W. .Owinirs, what is known as the old pool ball, now occupied by Frank Lewis as a pool , and billiard room; f eoiisidor.ttion C()((. Mr- Otvings, who -iiow keeping the Kagle Point hotel. Miys that be inteuds to cut it up into small rooms for a lodging; house. .Miss Dnnua Under, formerly saleslady-in William Vyu der "Ilellen's hardware and drug store, has return ed to her old .stand, as M. Cora ()f- usement of II. A. McLellnu. the trav eling agent for the Mail Tribune, that nrnwigonittitts have bveu perfected t have the Mail Tribune delivered to the subscribers at Kagle Point on th:1 same dav that it is published iiiste.ul of huviuir to wait until the next night, n! we have been doing. And by that arrangement the subscribers .t Hnuviifboro aud Butte Palls will t;-i it on the next day and Lake Creek the dav following, whereas the way the- delivery has been made, we 'it WAA 1 ED Timber and Coal Lands ENGINEERING AND SURVEYINU CON TRACTS TAKEN AN.D ESTLMATEtS FURNISHED. 51. Harrts & Co. MFDEORD - - - - OREGON Office in Jach.000 woir'ty Bank Upstairs est Groceries ficer. who has occupied the iMisitioii Kagle Point would get it the next, for some time, contemplates taking n ' night after publication, Hrownsbo.-o .trip to Portland in the near future, jaud Hutto Falls the next night after Mesdamcs Lottie Van Seoy aud S. we uet ours, and luk Creek one day ,H. Holmes went to Mcdford last Sat- Inter still. So you see that that ar urdny.on the P. & K retuniing the rain:emeut aceonimodateSMuitc a lonvr Kilinc day. list of subscribers. Mr. Palouzc, the man who bought John Pun key and three of his men. .the hli Dahack place, took from the who are working in his loggintr camp V. & K. deSit lat Saturday n large near Peyton, came out on the P. v box of fruit tree to be planted on K. last Saturday iight. stopped at bis farm. the Sunuy.siile over night and Sunday Mr. Paris, one of the sub-contract- went on up to the camp. Mr, Pau rs from Mauey brothers, went lo key says that provisions cost him Medford on the P. & K. last Friday, much, and especially hay and gram returning on Saturday, stoitphn; over for his teauir. as Iiav is verv -carce. niirlil here and on Sunday tried to get The roads are. so bad that the ex a team to haul hi- -applies up to hU , pciisc i (. great that he will not do ciinip, but failed, as every available. o well as he anticipated on the con horse was in use or engaged, o he tract. DAUGHTER RESCUES BODY OF FATHER FROM STUDENTS ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Feb. 7. Ar rangements are being made today for the funeral of Frank Roth, whose body was rescued almost from be neath the knives of student-; of the St. Louis College of Physicians aud Surgeons by bis dnitgbter. Mrs. K'osn IlueJfiiiiuni, who bad climbed a firu (iseupe to the dissuctiutr room in th? third story of the college building. t Roth died in the city hospital, -uid his daiiL'htcr, reading of his death in the papers, hurried to claim it. She learned that it had been turned over to the St. Iuis anatomical board and later that it had been tak en to the college of phy-iciniis ail' wirgeous. liiirr.vipg to i ho college, she was unable to "iiin entrance, and eonr ugconsly climbed the fire wipo. Sho had no difficully in proving her clniai to the body and had it removed. DOCTOR WRESTLES WITH PATIENT; DEAD AS RESULT OFFICIALS ARRESTED FOR DEFRAUDING CHICAGO CHICAGO, III,, Feb. 5.-Tho grain jury today indicted City Engineer dolm Krickson, former deputy com missioner oj public works Paul Red uiSKo, loraior nsmstnnt engineer 'Ralph Hnnncr iiud contractor M. fl ircGovern uixm charges of conspir acy (o defraud the oilv. Fifty thousand dollurs were paid SfeOrivoni for exonvnting sjuilo roik f i sower contract. It was nllegod tluit there mn no rock tn bn nven vniod in the place whore Uto work was siipiMscd ( , have boon done, Fairbanks Meets King. ROMI3, Feb. .1. -Former Vice President Fairbanks of the United Sfatep was presented to tbo king nud ueen today by Ambassador Leish maii. Fuirbaiil.H is hefo on his . around the world, having recently vii(ed the Oriont. LONG HKA-CII, Cal,. Feb. 7. Or. William Lawrence Woodruff died to day from an internal injurv he re ceived while trying to keep au c patiunt wciuliiug more than 2011 pound from rolling off Ihe operatintr table. Dr. Woodruff was about to nml e an incision, according to the news, when his patient begun to slip fro'n tbo table. Seizing the man, be at tempted to siipKrl his entire weight. A blood vessel in one of the sur geon's lungs was .ruptured and he died within an hour. Through his advocacy of the "sim ple life" and bis revolutionary ideas concerning the rearing of children. Or. Woodruff was well known throughout Southern California. He prescribed coarse foods and but one garment for bitbioK durintr men the mosf bitter weather. lie Hiiccessf'ullv practiced his theories upon hi lit He son. Ho fore coming to Long Hooch Or. Woodruff was operating surgeon mi the Woodruff sanitarium at Phoenix, Ariz. SCHOOLBOY IDENTIFIED BY LITTLE EXAMPLE SLIP SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.. Feb. 7. A simple sum in arithmetic 011 a slin 01 paper wiiu the teacher's "correct" written nt tbo both mof it resulted today 111 Hie identification of the bodv of 11 M-yoar-old boy win was killed yesntroay by 11 streetcar. I ho Klin of nnnor bore tin, mmn. "il line Winter" in eh d sb hinnlwri. mug. A search throueh the ii of the city lust niebl remilleil in 1 1 .. . notification of several families of winters, Today t in child's mnihei appeared at the morgue and ideuli tied the body, ', . The bid wus knooked frnin dir. rear of a bay wagon by a Turk-Hlreel car and crushed lo death boneath Ihe wheels, J. E. BNYA'KT. President J, A. PERRY, Vtce-Prosidoat JOHN S. OU'J'IL i 11. ti vx ( JACKSON.. Ass't CashUr THE MEDFORD NATiON AL BANK CAPITAL $60,000 SURPLUS ... $10,000 Safety boxes for rent. A general Banking Business iransactco We solicit your pationaijc At Prices Strictly in Keeping with the Quality of Our Stock which is Unexcelled A Trial willC on vince You Allen Reagan The Square Deal Grocers r $12,525 Eleven acres in Cornice pcttrs, 10 years old, nine acres m JJartletl and Anjou )ettrs, 1. to Ii years old: close in; tfood soil. Terms. $12,000 Eleven acres in Cornice and Hose pears, 1 1 years old. These trees are m full bearing and will pay a L'ood income on the prieu asked. $24,000 Thirty-two acres in Bosc and Anjon pears; trees are trom 4 to 7 years ot age. Complete set of buildings. Close in.' $7000 Thirty-five acres of black sticky, three miles from Medford, till under the ditch and can be irri gated. $13,000 Thirty-two acres, close to Mcdford; eight acres in Newtowns and Spitzonborgs 5 to 7 years . of age: 14 acres in alfalfa; tkrejii acres in peaches; 1 f . 1 1 I 1 ! i. mi .teres in oernes; irrigaieu; winnings. $13,000 -Twenty acres; 16 acres in 7-year-old Mew towns and balance in 3-vear-old Bartlott pears; no I. ! 1? ' oiuiuings. $7500--Tn acres, all planted to Newtown and Rpit .enuerg apples. 7 to 11 vears old. $18,000 Tliirty-five acres, about 25 planted to apples and pears, in bearing-. Trees arc from (i to .15 cars old; buildings; lour miles from Mcdford. $14,000 Thirty-five acres; buildings; exceptional! v fine place for a home; twelve acres in apples aid pears 3 years old; about an acre of bearing orchard; 11 i .7 n ii ! .1 a . m jj uuiuh in aiiaita; uu unc ctcep tree sou. $150 to $200 per acreStewart acre tracts; two miles from Aledford; tracts are from 10 to 25 acres in size. Fine building spots on all: can all bo irrigated: cheapest tracts in the Medford neighborhood; easy terms. $300 pei acre Finest five and ten-aero orchard and garden tracts in the valley; easy terms. $35,000270 acres; buildingsj 26 acres in bearing Spitz, Newtowns and Cornice pears ; about GO acres in one and two-year-old apples and pears; fine or chard land. SELLING AGENTS FOR SNOWY BUTTE ORCHARD TRACTS, W. T. YORK & CO You Couldn't Head It Off With A Gatling Gun Modford will have 25,000 puople in 1012. Tho point is: Ihe U0-acre tract we offer for a song adjoining townsite now, is (he snap of Ihe vear. See us at once. Wo have two good business oppor tunities. THE ROGUE RIVER LAND COMPANY Fire Insurance No. 1 1 North Central Ave. 4 iPLUMBING Steam and Hot Water Heating. All work guaranteed. Prices reasonable. I. F. MOORE AND E. E. SMITH Old Tribune Building. Phono U931. DRIVERS that know the country RIGS that cover the country qvtvKhV and with coMPM'rr to you ahk amvu'h to FOUND A t l'HK VAIILOW DOMTS'ING, I'ltOl'ltlHTOHS. WEST SIDE STABLES IMIONH VSillt H. ailAl'K STIUUCT ii j i wii vnmamtmammimmmk VbWM