THE MEDFOUD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEPFORD-, QUEUON, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 0. 19.10.
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. -;uu-w-8UU0iAIIjT BXCUlT 8ATUUOAY.
A eon.olttl.tlon of in. Mdfonl Matt. "V,
Un. establish ISOJt the Uemoentle Time.. ublU hd IS . : ! th A-l,lml Trl
trtafalUhed 1S9. ami Uic Muttonl Tribute thrte 1.0
Official Paper o the City of Medford.
- QEOKQK PUTNAM, Editor and ManaRer.
iV " OMKon. Under tho net t Mnrch 5. "
" SUnSCRlPTI ON HATRd;
$5.00 One month oy man or crr,,....
ALUMINUM, ELECTRICITY'S PROTEGE.
-Fifty venrs ago aluminum, the lightest of all uU
niJtals, exited from its ores by an elabo a
than thirty-five cents a pound.
.. t.i tlw 1.011111101'-.
Elect rioitv has maae aluminum " - -
rial-world and, co-incidental, aluminum, because of its
SStSit and great-strength, alreadynhs net K
iiuvut. dnsira e nierai in niu ummu.i-i-
ii4..:....i ,.w.im,rv nd electrical -apparatus
" A urn ton "to quite common now, thanks to its patron
,uut electricity, but a tew hundred years ago its presence
vifomy suspected, although it is one of the
metals in the world. But so cleverly had Dame Natu.u
hidden away this metal that it was hundreds of
fore it was so niueh as seen by human eyes. In the brx-;
teenth century a scientist named Paracelsus, a native or
SwiSrland, and a man famed for his knowledge of al-
of fire. Symbol ol 1 1" agency lv
wliieli tho world should hoar Iho
uiosmigo of tho Uospel and bo saved.
This was tho fulflllinenl of tho Max
tor's promise before his departure;
i'Tnrry yo in Jerusalem until yo re
ooivo tho promise of tho Father which
I will solid unto you, For John bap
tised yon with wo tor unto repeat
unoo. hut 1 will bupti-o you vith Iho
Holy Uhost not many days hence."
Then follows tho lone Tritpty, son
son. extending" until Advent, and so
tho ontiro year is .oovorod by! tho-o
oighl soaons so briofly mentioned
and explained, f
In tho great truth" ami,, faots
tiuiL'lit and omphasixod by the'ehuroh
your wo.havo tho trulhs and Joels of
ttyristiiA,Hy presented to usi.iiot as
h 's,Vslij; ot dogmatics merely, hut
ratltor as it convincing and orderly
tirni.v, of historic truths. PAgmnties
may io controverted and disputed,
but faots are stubborn .things..
W moans of tho oliuroh your, Sim
dnv sohoid and pnlpil toaohiiifr is
mai1o.i!o.miooted,, and ordorly and
symniolrioal. Ono doolrino.or faot
ix not oxawratod by uiuluo proud
neni'o at tho oxpouso of sumo othor
oouallv iiaiHiitaiil doolnuo or faot
Hut oaoh and ovory faot in Iho lifo
of on? Lord roooivos its sluins of oou
sidoniliou. And so tho ohurch yoar
booom'os a sort of rolfciotifr pano
rainio passing in annual roiovv tho
main fonturos of tho Christiuu faith.
LV.It ...t.... II. it t. !. uiiitiiiiAiitt i.f
it'll
phornv. llliUie a IIOOU kucss m ' "" - ; , , ,o o hure h voar i tho onlor oj I.
ennmnw he was examining, but even he c.otihl not exuncr t0ll Mrvi,os
if Tt v: a habit with those ancient scientists to call any-i Ash uvdmday. K. bn.ary u.
tiling of an earthly nature "alumeir or alum, ,lM:;".nn.muon ... in ,
holy
, ovonuiu
! ... ..'
.- . - . . am. mi.ir. i. .iiiiiinriiiin iiiiixm nun imuiriw , m.. m-
thev could not otherwise memny. tm rfpri, M, l)(,tll wn.l10K f,jr mU.
Came bv its name. . , ,shm. Thurvday at :i::io p. m. IVi
It was in 1828 that the new metal was lirst seen In mi- jdny , n::io p. m.
T ..-.,. ncHv1..ihnrjitorveXl)eriment the HUH.- Sorvioos durim: the uoxt nud fol
lli,ui t l. - ; " , , S tb s,.ieutil'ic world lowing wooks: All Wodnosduys. 7:110
al Avas produced in a nine srarc ,inu i u ki Thursdays. o P. n..: all
was astounded to hear that a new and wondei ti metal 1 1.1 a j,. n,,0 p nj . Oooa VMi
been found which was very strong yet so light that a eum ;lhree holI1. rvi(,,. fnllll VJ t(, 3
tliail loU polllUlS, WllUC a nunc mum 'oviocp. rvioes on Kastor lay will
linroli
p.-vf wf ?f M-5rhiwi loss;
win ui ii "
of conner weiuhs 530 pounds, and cast iron iau potuitis. ,i.o aimo.moo.. .a,or.
Oltujil"1. "' v " ' . ' ;f, uli.rhf hlnili title , Tho ooruers ono of tho now
Aluminum is nearly white, uth a slight I) ibh win , . h M ,
It is as hard as silver, very nmlleable ; and duetile--ean be ,
drnwn into a fine wire. Lt is equal- Notce.
UotoU
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ly as strong as copper and the melting point is high. Alum-: 0n mcomi of , w-lUf; nMv ,
inmn is oiie of the most abundant metals known to nianK0( Smith's hall on Thursday vo.
e if ..Annnmi in noarlv all the earths, especially 111 elapj Kobniary ID. tho Illinois dub has
banks, and is nearly always found mixed with the other ji.,.n ,wi,himm1 to Kridav uvo. Fed
luetais in their native ores! "But the process of extracting jnmry 11. and all iiiinoUuus am in.
thix metal, which is so light and yet so strong, is very te-ivitod t, aitond.
di;lsaa,.nstlvrnnnMlw w,
or iron, so it win w umu .-. ..v...... n)01Il ,i(jl(St. a u a). (,aro Na8h
own in the metal world. . .
To most people aluminum is best known in the torn,
of kitchen utensils. There is no reason why the cooking (
pots and pans should be so heavy when they can just as
well be made of n metal equally as strong and lasting.
Aluminum devices weigh only a fourth as much as the old,
iron kettles and pans. The automobile business was a great
stimulant for aluminum as the metal is extensively used;
in the power driven vehicles where strength and lightness;
are demanded. Hut bv far the greatest demand for the'
white metal is in the electrical world. , '
I
Though the mvthical groundhog saw his shadow on i
February 2. it didn't feaze the weather in the Hogue River'
'yalie.v for balmv air and sunshine have prevailed ever;
TWENTY THREE
ACRES AT $4600
Part ot Medford Hciflhts Sold for
$200 mi AcreWill Be Cut Up
Into Residence Lots and
Placed ou the Market.
A. t'onro V'loro and MM. Oooro
llarxoy tuwo purolniNod from 0. II.
IMorort 'Jit aoro: on Modfortl llolxhtu,
ictjolnlim tho city rosorvolr, puylim
thorofor 20t nu noro or $4000 tw
oil.
Tho laud l as jot ontlroly uulm
proved, hat thu Intention of the now
owuerti Is to out It up Into auttuuto
tract m and il:io It on the market !
wltli a ,vKmv to inaktaiT the Hulghto
one of the oholce reslttonce dlrttrlcts
of Medford. . .
Man From Redding, Cal.,
Tells of Fer-Don's Experts
Mr Hon Johnnon, llvliu at Uod,mo my old liver wan old of ordor
.IIiik. rulironilu. kuvo tho .J..ropean "
medloal export thin following ttl-ll""-' '"' H't tho only hope
mliv M J of a euro waw In koUIiib that ur(tn
"Kop tho past ton year- I have 1.u , wrk'K m'
a Muffoter from ohronlo diarrhoea f '"'"'re of Mr. M Itcholl will bo
and Htoumch trouble, 1 hnvo boon "; ' """"'"K
undor tho care ot Hovurnl doctor- and ! rhuiimittlHin. anil l hotter told
liu.l not been cured, but had thoBoj1" rrt',:
attackH ovory Tow weeltn. On the "There lit no oompai lNoi hot ween
4th day of January, 10 to, placed my-'tho way I fool now nf tho ngony I
xolf under tho treatment of the Kor- wuh In with rhoumntUm whoa I
Don Medical KxportB and at this llmojciHuo to tho offlcon of ForI)onfl rued
I urn well, better than I have boon fori leal exportn. I felt nil-orablo all ovr
W,rH. hvhen I boKan trenjiuen) with these
"I am very grateful to.thoui utidjmen. Itut look at mo now, ns HtralRlit
hop that, anyone who l affected , hh an arrow, not a pain, and foellnK
like I was will take ail van tune of,.KO i unou to feei iteroro I wim Hlcjt.
their skill and R(-t well an I have,
"1IHN JOHNSON.
lleddltiK. Cal.'
I was taking a Mtoor to market tut
week nud It brolto nwny. A frlond of
mine hnppetieil to pass by on the
New Officers Named. ' Wo wmli very much like tho road, roail Jut an I had tnkou my larlnt
The new officers of the Southern .ori, , Wrltotlil's mnn for your own and Inmated the nteor, whloh wa
Oniou distriel fair for tho yoar 1I10 Mitlufncllon. runnliiK at breakneck upeed. 'Well,'
are: I'rosidont. h. It. Hall of tlrants i exclaimed my friend, M eo you can
Pass; viee-prertidont, J. A. I'orry. (imi,. owner and ltltymaii fiireil of He your arms again.' 'Yom, replied
Medford; soerotary, II. I,. Andrews, Mr. Mitchell, "f wan cured of my
of (Iranls Pass; treasurer. U. V. 1 UlieiuoiUUm. rlieuinathiiu by I-'er-DouV medlrnl ,x
Kinney of flrauls Pass. Orantsl . .... k portn." Mr. Mitchell stated that he
Pass was chosen as the plaee tor the ; .,.,., o.xpirlenced no pulti kIiico he rerelr-
1!10 fair.
Elwood & Burnett Dispose of Jewelry
Stock.
The entire jewelry slock of the
bankrupt stock of Kltwuod & Muruott
and .1. M. Kllor, eousistiuu' of
watches, jewelry, diamonds, silver
ware, cut k'uss, musical instruments,
clocks and fancy art ware and fix
tnrcs have been turned over to
Messrs. hiehtoustean & .Monis of,
San Francisco by their ro.iHielive
creditors. The joint stocks are now
on tho premises of the fonuer Kl
wood A- Burnett store, 115 Main
street, wltero they will bo sold out
ut public auction. The sale will com
mence Saturday morning nt 10 10
o'clock nud continue daily ai 10:'.I0
a. in., 2:30 and 7:30 p. m. It is the
intention of (ho nbove cntlcnicn to
closo out tho two stocks, aiuouiitin
In about .f 10,000, within one week or
less. This is an opportunity to buy
jewelry at your own prices, as the
entire stock and fixtures will abso
lutely be "doMid without limit or reserve.
Mrs. II. I.. Young of tlrowtisboro,
who has .icon In the city for several
days, has returned to her home.
.. ,.. V I I.. tm
1U ' v "' ed the tioatmentH. "and If any porann
Mr. O. M. Mitchell, who has one of ,,Uffrllw ,, mtuo nH , wl))h , know
the finest mining claims of 1(!0 ncron, more about my rnn a letter will nl-
Jnst a mile ami a half from Hrnm "ays roacu mo ny ninirciiMiiig u. Al,
Valley. Mr. Mitchell also Is prrprle.
O llox firtl, Nevada City.
tor of the Human dairy, and for
yearn haa imppllcd the eltloH if Ornm
Valley and Nevada City with milk,
cream and butter. I presinuo there
Is not a mail, woman or child that Is
not familiar with Mr. Mitchell, as he
ts a man of strong personal charac
ter, anil u sort of a liuiiiorlut, arf It
Is said, In a joking way, that Mr.
Mitchell has made many a man take
water. Hut the life of a milkman and
imIikt Is not one of sunshine and
rones. It's working night nud day,
rain or shine, nnow or sleet, and the
in t nt n I it tit climate Is not the host In
winter. The constant expomue soon
began to tell upon Mr. Mitchell and
he was attacked with a severe case
of rheumatism. "I was full of pnln
from the top of my head to the soles
of my foot." said Mr. Mitchell. "I
was discouraged to the iioliit of des-
Mitchell, V
Cal."
Might Hvn nt Officii.
An Incident occurred today ai tho
offices of tho IVr.Doii Kiirnpcau med
ical experts, nt the Moore Hotel,
which proven thin ntntement. Ilrotight
by loving and anxious friends, n
woman suffering from an lucttrnbl
disease. She was examined mid wtien
the doctors discovered that her din
oas was Incurable they then and
there told her so and would not ac
cept the case. No fnlne hopes, no
promUes Impossible of fulfillment,
were given. The truth was told and
the ease refused, For-Don says: "Tell
the truth," and this In how we have
built up a reputation for houenty,
truth and Integrity.
rerl)on'n Medical Hxperts have lo
cated offices at the Moon Hotel.
Their waking room J a at tho bond of
pair. I could not use my right arm ; the stairs In the hotel parlor. He
to any advantage for years, could not
milk the cows at times, and as for
working In my milieu It was utterly
makes a charge of one dollar for an
examination. Ills office hours are
from Id to 2 a. m., to I and 7 to K
Impossible. I-Vr-Don's experts toldiP- in. He makes no calls
since.
An innovation is promised at the Commercial club meet-;
ing tonigbt, when delightful music will bo rendered byj
Signor Joseph Bestolfi and his orchestra. This with the'
important business to be transacted, should insure a large j
attendance.
4-
LENT AT ST. MARK'S :
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
f
Thn h'isioneiil chnrchc of flips
tcndnin have for inauv centime i"o
ocnized nnd observed certain enson-'
oh comprising the oceloiaslieHl or
church yar. A the secular nalon
dnr is made up of the twelve mouths
from Juminrv to Doooniber, so tho
church year hns its eight seasons,
befrinnintr with Advent nnd closing
with tho lonsr Trinity senium. Tlo
names of the months in the secular
onlendar are chiefly pairan. The
names of the HensoiiB of the church
year nro Christian.
We nil recopmir.c the pront value
of teaching" hy menus of objfii?. le"
Fons. Our text hooka in thn f.ohiols
nrc freely illustrated to teach
through Hie eye oh well as through
the car. JJn our church yenr is like
nn unfolding: panorama, bringing be
foro Hie minds of Christiuu people
tho groat fncfa of tho Ohristinn re
ligion in nn orderly and impressive
manner. Tor oxamplo; Tho Advent
season comprising tho four RnndnyH
immediately preceding Christmas.
Thifi church penson tenches
two importntit leisnnfl: First, it hi n
period of prep-Jtrntion for the great
fact of tho Ino motion, Hie birth of
Jesus Christ, thf revenlment of Deity
in the porson of Hio Christ.
The Advent season, hv !t tonch
inors.Nnlso seel.-a to .eranhnsir.o the
second coming of otir Iiord as the
jndg f 'nanWnd, nnd by Berioluro
lessons adinonisbes to a fit ad eon-.
stnnt preparntioh for that coming.
Then comes the Christmas Octave;,
then tho Epiphnmy season, the show-,
ing of .7osu Christ to the wise men 1
and others. This season i very lit
tinglv the church's missionary sen
son, when she emphasizes her mis-
sionary messnge.
Then comes the Penson of Lent,
commemorating those 40 days our,
Lord spent in fasting and prayer,
amid the olitudo of the desert, from '
whence the church hours her Mas-1
teis voice saying, "Come yo apart ,
into a dosort place nnd rest n while." ;
Good Friday closes the Lenten sea-
son, even as Ash Wednesday begins,
it. And the church hears tho plain-j
tive nnd yet triumphant orv from the:
cross, "It is finished, nnd Ho guw)
up the ghost." j
Following tho sadness of flood i
Friday comes the joyous triumph of
Faster. "He is not here, for He is
risen. Come seo the place whore the
Urd lay."
At tho close of 40 days Iho church
fitly celebrates the joyous festival
of the nscMision, From Olivet Jesus
aseonded, followed by tho surprised
nnd eager gnze of his chosen disci
ples to whom nn nngol enmo aud
said: "Why stand ye, gazing up into
hpnven, for this snmo Jesus whom;
yo sen nscond into heaven shall ho
come in like manner."
Ten days later, while the chosen
disciples nnd their fellnw-boliov,oiN
woro assembled in the number of 120
in nn upper room in Jerusalem,
"There was henrd n sopn! us of a
mighty rushing wind which fillod tho
PUBLIC AUCTION
'VUF, UNTimO JKWUWiY STOCK OF ML WOOD k HCUNIiTT AND Til 10 HANK-
.mm1 stock of .r. m. ioller, (jonsistinci of$io,ooo woirrn of watch iss.
.niJWKI.RV, DIAMONDS, SUiVlOTJWAitlO, HOLLOW WAT? 10, FliATWAUli;, CUT
frLASS, CLOCKS, AltTWAKK AND M USICAL fNSTUCMENTS, AND 'PI Hi FIX
TURES AND SAFE OFUOTH STORES WILL UK SOLD AT IMJRLIO AUCTION
ON TDK FORMER PREMISES OF ELI WOOD & BURNETT, 1 10 MAIN STREET,
THIS WILL BE Til 13 OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME TO BUY .JEWELRY AT
YOUR OWN PlfclOE, AS THE ENTIRE STOCKS WILL ABSOLUTELY BE OLOS
ED OUT WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE. BEAR IN MIND THE TIME OF SA
l.E, AS Tins MEANS MONEY IN YOUR POCKET.
Sale Commences Saturday, Feb. 12, 10 aim,
AND AVJLL CONTINUE DAILY AT .10:110 A. M., 2:30 AND 7:J$0 P. AL UNTIL EN
TIRE STOCK IS CLOSED OUT. MAKE YOUR ARRANGEMENTS NOW TO AT
TEND THIS SALE. WE PROMISE YO U ONE OE THE GREATEST SUR
I'ftfSES IN JEWELRY SALES. NEXT SATURDAY AT 10:30 A. M., EVER
KNOWN IN MEDFORD.
M. M. LICHTENSTEIN, Auctioneer
' ; . .' ' ' " ::t!'?',. n 5- main street m t ,
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