MM I K M Ml KOttl ) MA 1 1 Till BUNK, MIOD.KORD, OKKfiON, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 11, 1010.
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ERUPTION
Scientists See In Outbreak of Pons a
Reign of Distrubances in Pana
ma and Central America.
PdKB UMON, 'Costa Wen, Fob. 11.
Imports received 'today from the
TillnROS lyiiiR about tho foot at the
volcanic mountain of Pons stated that
cic.hty porsnVereskillcd during its
eruption rfyttlus wok. ) t.J
. All tho deaths -won? caused by
enormous stones that wore belehed
from tho orator. Considerable proper
ty dnnmse also was done.
Scientists see in the eruption of
Pons which was the severest in its
history a vraniinc of terrestrial dis
turbances in Central Ainorien and the
Panama ennnl rone.
Official wnnnnps have been sent to
tho canal authorities to strengthen
the vulnerable points nlontr the con
struction lines in preparation for
quakes the Costa- Kiean scientists
predict.
REPORT ASSAYS JOSEPHINE
COUNTY ORE ARE FAKES
CZARINA VERY ILL;
DEATHMECTED
Suffering Terrific Hysteria and Mel
ancholia to Which She Has Been
Subject for Years.
GRANTS PASS, Feb. 11. Pros
pectors in Josephine county hnvo been
n little excited of late ovr supjHxcd
find's of ores containing tungsten,
platinum and tin. Some of tho?-e as
says show ns hih as sixty per cent
tungsten, thirty pre cent tin and thir
ty ounces of platinum per ton. Thoc
assays were taken from ore that did
not show mure than one or two ounces
of mineral, nnd made by an nseayer
by name of Johnson, who claims ho
has discovered p. secret process. Par
ties who hnd assay mttde by him. sent
samples of the same ores to A. A.
Hank nnd other assayers who found
the same to contain but a trace of
gold and silver. Min'u;: man are sat
isfied that the nssays are purely
fnko? and that tli
being defrauded of a good deal of
money by these false certificates of
assays. Effort'- have been made by
parties to have s ome of the local pa
pers exitose fraud but without result.
KYDTKUUNKN, Hbssia, Feb. 11.
Tho cxari'na's ilfnosk took u serious
turn today and she wns unable to
roco&nUo the wear and tlwir children.
Slio is uffuring :terrifie listeria
and moluncholia to which she has
boon subjoot for sevoml years. It
is feared that her death may bo a
question of but n short time.
Dispatches coneerniinr the ciar
iun's condition nre being strictly
consored,
WATKINS WHISPERS.
CENTRAL POINT RAILROAD
BUSINESS SHOWS INCREASE
CENTRAL POINT. Feb. 11.
Freight and passenger trafie at the
local Southern Pacific station for
the month of January shows a mark
ed increase over the corresponding
month of last year, according to
figures furnished the Herald through
the courtesy of C. C. Crowe, the rc
idnt agent. During January, 1010,
Ih'ere wns handled from this station
1.108.7.10 nounds of fremlit. the
charges for which amounted to $.1.
480.0:2. its ngainst 1.000,47:1 pounds
shipped during January. 1000. an in
oinse of 192,2o0 pound in weight
nnd .$01.V3 in receipts. Ticket
sales for the month jn-t closed
amounted to $8230. as against
$C07.'20 for the corresponding mouth
n year ago, mi increase of S31G.20.
BANDITS LOOT TOWN
GET ONLY $500 CASH
P. .1. Sullivan of the Blue Ledge dis
trict has returned from Med ford
where ho has been receiving medical
treatment.
S. S. Jolly is suffering with a -o-
vere cold which ho contracted while
trying to get n look nfComet A.'
John Byrne made n business trip
to lower Applogute recently.
Ernest Dorn is reorted to June
trapped a largo ground hog. As it is
the only ground hog known of in thesi
parts, the old-timers nro predict!!)':
a sell of good weather.
"Silent Sam." mayor of Eileen,
passed through here reontly en
route to Siskiyou home. Sam is
very glad the industrious citizens ot
his bun; cannot work the recoil pe
tition on him, or he would surely lo-e
his job.
David Dorn is now in British Co
lumbia where he wont to join 1U ;
friend, John Berjr. who is operating .i
diamond drill in that territory.
Mrs. F. E. Edward of Mutton bus
returned from a visit with friends 'n
Jacksonville.
Messrs. Bert and Ernest McKce
spent Sunday in Yutkins and called
at "The Big Showman's" art studio.
Francis Mengnz. one of our home
guards, was down from his mouutniu
rniHth. Tuesday, and reports every
thing in fine condition. Mr. Arsmsith
nnd himself recently cut u fine bee
tree and extracted a large amount of
delicious honey, so they nro now liv
ing on milk and honey.
Miss Maud Marr is visiting friends
in Jacksonville.
In Case of vSicRness
1' H O N 10 :i 0 1 1
MEDFORD PHARMACY
Nfitr Post Otfioo All Nilit Sorvico Krou Dolivury
MORTGAGE- LOAM
Money on hand to loan on Real Estate City and County
Warrants bought. Fidelity and Indomnlty Bonds Furn
ished. Firo Insurance.
JAMES CAMPBELL
203 FRUITGROWERS' DANK BUILDING.
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FBI
Wm. E. STAGEY & CO.
REAL ESTATE AND EMPLOYMENT.
District Agent (or ALADDIN LAMP Local nEontR wanted, Lump on 1"
exhibition and (or salo at tho following places: Motlferd Garage. Allen
& Hcagan's, Wnmer, Wort.nm & Goro's nnd Weeks & .McGowut'n
and Medford Furniture Co.'s Storoi.
CALL
and see us in our New
Quarters,. 108 W. Main
St., next dooi3 to York &
Co. Realty Office.
12Rex Market
Huth & Pech Props. Phone 3071
ADDRESS BOX 826.
MEDFORD, OR.
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Medford Iron Works j
E. G. TROWBRIDGE, Proprietor.
Foundry and Machinist I
Ail k'ni of Engines, Spraying Outfits, Pumps, Boilers and Ma-t
chlnery. Agents in Southern Oregon for I
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO. I
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IJt'TTK, .Mont.. Fell. 11. Bandits
looted the town of Divide last night
according to a message hero today
and obtained &') in cash and a eoir
Hiderable amfnint in Mamps and
jewelry.
There were two men in the hold
tip and both were maskd. They en
tered the postotfice, blew open the
sfe and stole its contents. They
hurst open the general store and
took vcrything of value that could
he quickly changed into money.
The thugs then went to the Divide
hotel, held up the night clerk and
Secured Mnnll sums of money,
PLUMBING;
t Steam and Hot Water" Heating.
t All work guaranteed. Prices reasonable.
I. F. MOORE AND E. E. SMITH
Old Tribune Building.' Phono U931.
REAL ESTATE
Farm Land Timber Land
Orchard Land
Residences City Lots
Orchards and Mining Claims
Medford Realty Co
Room 10, Jackson Comity Bank Building
MADRIZ STARTS BANK
ACCOUNT IN NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS, La., Feb. 11. A
personal account in the nnme of Jose
Mndriz, president of the NicaraguniJ
republie, was opened in u Joeul bank
lodny.
It was stated on good authority that
the initial deposit was f lo.OOfl.
This move is taken here to mean
that Madriz believes his position in
Managua to be insecure and is pre
paring to flee if the rebels capture
tho city.
I
Buys Ranch Two Days Too Soon. 1
HOOD R1VEK, Or., Feb. 11. W.
Winter, who cum a her recently from
Salt Lake City, and bought a pieeel
of orchard land in the upper valley!
last week, lo-u the dwelling-house on
his new ranch by fire tw.i days nfter!
be had purchased it. Mr. Winter had i
not yet moved in and the house was I
occupied by J. Jlailoy and family, wiio 1
lost all their bou-chold goods. .Mr.
Winter will rebuild, and expects toj
move to the ranch as soon as he cau
complete a hoiife, j
ASHLAND CONSIDERS :
ENTERING BALL LEAGUE
Cutlery and glassware at Good
You need n Butek.
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I IIAVK AMi KINDS OF MlV
COHDWOOI FOR SAIAJ
My best fir. J7.50 per cord. And
I have some good Mr for $G.50, . nd
Sf you want It sawed Into atovowood
. will oBt 50 cents per cord moro.
An Boon as roada are hotter wood
will bo cheaper. I rlso do wood
onwInB by tho cord or by tho hour
I also take orders for our fn.l wood.
I will havo yov.r woojt cut now and
deliver the. s -mo to you any tlmo
next summer, nnd you do not havo to
pay for It until dellveie'd. For fur
ther Informn'lon call anu eco mo ut
421 South Grape f-eei.. .Wrtford, Or.,
or phono M.n ti" '. ? Rms.
stein. I
ASHLAND, Feb. 11. With the ap
proaching season, local fans nro
looking iibout to note the standing
of the great national )ort in this vi
cinity, and what chance Ash'und
tands to enter the houtliern Oregon
After torrifving the inhabitants, 1 league. Tht?r is an abundance of
the outlaws rode from the town, A t good material here, and no reason,!
posse started in piiiviiit shortly aft-, except lack of sufficient local en-j
orwnrd. 'couragement, why Ashland should j
Divide is thirty miles from here not ,if'in forces with Grants J'usy
and local authorities are preparing Central Point, .Medford and Jaokson
fo join in the hunt if the bandits are ville in attaining requisite stnudin'r.
reported to be heading this wny. 'As to grounds, it is understood that
the familiar roadrond tract is avail
able at a merely nominal rental. 05' I
For the Best
In harness, saddles, whips,
ofaes, tents, blankets, wag
on sheets, axle grease and
tall cure, as well as all kinds
of custom work, see
J. C. Smith
314 E. Main.
REAL
ESTATE
SNAPS
000 acres best sticky land In vnl
toy, eloso to railroad, 230 aero, ouo
lialf cash.
30 acres fru't laud. 20 planted to
pours, w'th peuch fillers, close to
school nnd ptmtotflce, $8500, ouo
tblrd, balance Iouk tlniu; no Im
provements. 1C2 acres, 7 miles from Medford,
$125 an acre; good Irrigation ditch;
one-third down, balance Iouk as
wanted.
Good city lots, clow In. Monoy
to loan.
SiskiyouLandCo
206 Phlpps Bulldlnu. Medford, Or.
RESOLVED
The best resnlmicyi for you
to make In to eomo to uh for
your next nu!t, if you wnnt
something out of tho ordinary.
We do the best work and chargo
tho lowest pricuH.
W. W. EIFERT
TUB PKOQRtBBXVU TAILOE
SEE US FIRST
When in need of Electric Wiring, or Fixtures, nnd nnvo money by get
ting hefct workmanship. Dynamo Repairing u hpecinlty.
FLYNN BROS.
MEDFORD'S PREMIER ELECTRICIANS.
13? WES I MAIN STREET.
Cliinaware at Goodfriend's.
To Restore Large Acreaye,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.-The
joint plan formulated by Secretar
ies Ballinger and WiUon and now
npproved hy the president will ic
tore 4,000,000 acres, now in ie
Kerres, to public entry, aud will elim
inate from the reserves 470,000 acres
in Idaho nod about ,r00,00 ucres in
Oregon.
The lands involved in the resolu
tion for settlement are thone not
Hnitable for forest purposes nnd lepi
resent rooie than 2 "per cent of the
total forest area. As three-tenths
of- the forest domain still is unelahs
iffcd,H is diffioult to efdimate'whUt
Avill he. the totul limiuation when the
'holfiiarefl- Ins hvty cut-
oouro, u grand stand is needed niuii
the grounds ought to bo fenced. This i
locality is easily accessible via Oak'
street, and with moderate o.poiiKi
the surroundings could be convcrtel
into an ideal baseball park us well
as a commanding Mtuntinn for gon
erul althletic events. Steps are bo
ing taken to exploit this movement
and nil lovers of baseball nud kind,
red sports will do -well to lend if n
boosting hand.
An Albany View.
(Albr.ny. Democyat,)
Rbfkiyou riluto is really lieing pro
jootod to1 be tiindc up of the southern
pnrt of Qt'QgQn and the luirfliAni pa''!
of- Ocljroniia,. fitipgril .-iiow.
Decide Now
Values are Increasing
7-room bungalow, modern conven
iences; well located; a safe JnveU
ment; $3000; good terms,
7-room modern bungalow, Jen
completed; COil&O corner lot; taut
front; you must see thin to appre
ciate It; for a short while $4000;
terms,
G-rooin bungalow, among the apple
trees; lareo lot; a homey home re
$1800; easy terms.
I'i acres fruit limd; fine locality;
20 ncres bearing apples, nprlcots,
pears; 35 acres plowed; hnlf under
Flfib Lake dltrb; a money maker at
$H,500.
WE CAN SHOW I'OU.
Wright 6 AJlin
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The JACKSON COUNTY REALTY COMP'Y
604 WEST TENTH STREET, OR 124 KING STREET.
MEDFORD
OREGON
Office In residence, corner West Tenth ands Kiny Streets. Always prepared to show you the best Jack
son county has In the real estate line from the unimproved land to tht 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 prospective purchaser. Seelny fs knowing. We also have modern rooms to accommodate
our patrons.
Following are Some of our Good Buys
16 acres Newtowns and
Spitz apples, $16,000 easy
terms; just ready to bear.
10 acres Newtown and
Spitz apples, 4-year-old
trees; $5000, easy terms.
Several nice small tracts
near town just coming in
bearing.
360 nfcres 11-2 miles north
of Enelc- Point, $18,000,
easy terms.
200 acres south Eagle
Point, $10,000, easy
terms.
House, two lots, well loeat
ed;.price $1700; terms.
293 acres near coal mines,
$9000, easy tefmfl. '
ALSO AOJSNT FOR THE SNOWY
BUTT 12 ORCHAItD.
Two- lots, fine location,
$1000.
Several acre tracts, fino lo
cation to subtil vi'"
lots for sale.
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