j vim tvi ini;i?uivu"ivuu iyxtti.no Nip,, il l'il)J'Om), OREGON", SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1910.
: SOCIAL ANDPERSONAL
! TWO SURVIVE
ANZY WRECK.
Tonti nt (loi)ilfrloiiil'M.
I). It, Dcotor mill II. K. Ilnloy or ISn-
j,ln Point tonic In tlm allow fit Mol
foul Hntiuil";' ovi'iilni;. Thoy roport
tlllllKH mill ImioiiiIiik lit III" IOllllllt'
now oruliuril illntrH of NUKtlmrn Oro-
Kon.
Htutlonory, office nml muIiooI mip
pilot lit llio Morrlvoltl Rhop.
Cloo. T. WlUon of tho Conor il'AL
oiio dlHtiiot, Idaho, Ik In Moilfonl
looking ovor tho poMilillitluH of tho
ItoKiio rlvor vnlloy.
Phono '21)1)1, aooilfriwiurM.
J, F. Sluolliiiinmnr of Now Homo,
Oregon, Ih regUlarcd nt llio Monro.
Spring HkirtH. MookorV
II. K, Cohen of Salon. U In llio oily
looking n ft or Iiin'.iiukh intoroHt.
New nliooi nml Oxfonln nt Vnn
DykoV 280
Wnntod -CnrponturM Mo.mlny
morning curly. Honm '208, Tnylor A
Phlpp. 281
0. W. Trofrtm of AHhlniid wiw In
JnukHonvlllo in tlm Interest of tho
American Development Co,, in tho
mnttur of Hoctiring tt frntichUo on
tho country roiuU.
W. P. Itlploy win nt JnckMonvlllc
ftatnrriny on himinofi lioforo tin
county court. Mr. Itlploy appeared
boforc tlm court in llio ititcrcntn of
good rondo.
It. A. IIolmoH, the itiMirnnco man,
given his outtro timo to firo innurnnco
nnd will give you hotter norvloo. Sen
hi mnhout Spoulnl ra(en. Room 1 J,
Jnokson County Dank Uldg. 281
A Conro Fioro of Cantrnl Point
wn in JnckHonvlllo Saturday on
htminflM ho f oro hr county court rel
ative to n change in tho county road
near IiIh orchard.
Your wife wants a Rnick. 281
I lolb rook Withington wan nt Jnck
nonville Bntnrdny on profoiIonttl
hiislneiifi.
County CommUsioiiorn Pntternon
nnd Oworm wero at Jacksonville Sat
urday attending the adjourned meet
ing of the conntv court.
Mimlin imdiywenr nt 1-3 off. See
Vnn Dyke'fl. 280
Try n lonf of Ilordon'n Peerlos
broitd. Phono main 371. 280
For tho bent hread nt no higher
price phono main 371. 280
n. P. Thie us of tho Med ford flroo
ry company wn i.i Jacksonville
Saturday on JititiliiMK.
So tho Morrivold Shop for book,
tnairnriiin and fine enirrnvinjj.
Mr-. Wm. Hnnley of Porllnnd. who
ban lou vNltinjr her parent), Mr.
nnd Mrs, Robert Cameron of Apple
pate, returned home Friday.
Your biixineftfl needs a Bniok. 281
Wear KiddV Pbnex.
Mra. C. D. Reed nnd daughter,
MImm Ivnlp, lvlm linvn It,,,, a.,....!!,...
" ' ' " --' rj ,11, I,, ,
the winter in Ran Frnncincn. hnvo
returned to Jacksonville.
Phono 2fi01, OoodfriondV.
R. A. Cook of Foots Creek wan In
Jacksonville nttending to buHiness
matton.
ITondorion cornets at Vnn Dyke'H.
280
Mis Armstrong of Jacksonville
was n Medford visitor Saturday aft
ornoon. Cntlory and glassware nt Qood
friend's. O. A. TTovor was nt Jacksonville
Saturday on business before tho
county court.
Grnnitewnro nt Goodfriond's.
A. C. Allen wnn nt tho county sent
Saturday nftemoon.
Miss M. R. Towne was a Mc1 ford
visitor from Jacksonville Saturdny.
Special muslin underwear snlo tit
Vnn Dyko's. 280
A. C. Woolnm of North CentrnI loft
overland Saturdny for his Klnmnth
county ranch to bogin scoding. Uh
fnmiy will follow nt tho. end of the
present school term.
Ccivnls nt Ooodfriend'n.
W. J. Young nnd son. Into nrrivnls
from Kiuisns, have rented tho ITol
hrook residenco on North Central nv-
T Coffeo nt Ooorlfrlend's.
jWnnted Oirl to work in print
shop. Tnnuiro Dawson Printing Co.,
18 North flrnpo' street. 281
Mrs. Nellio Newbury of Jackson
ville wns visiting hor slstor, Mrs. C.
C. Tnylor this wook.
Died Feburny 10 nt her parents'
residence. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Hous
ton, on North Trail, Mrs. Floronco
Hiobnrdson, of lingoring consump
tion, npod nbout 20 years. Sho
lenvos nn infant child, nn nffeotlon
nt bnsbnnd, parents nnd mnny other
sorrowing relativos nnd frio'nds to
mourn her Irroparnblo Iohs. Intor
mont took plnco Friday nt Antiooh
flomotory,
John IT. Cnrkln, attorney nt law,
over Jnnksonvillo Hank,
Mr .nnd Jfrs. Geo. Rlddlo of
Grniits Pass nre visiting friends in
this city.
You will forgot tho kind that
mothor usod to mako when you try
n loaf of Rardon's Porloss brond.
281
Mr. and Mrs. h. h. JowoII of
Grants Puss aro rogistorod nt tho
Mooro,
,F. X. Musty of tbo Meadows spent
a few Hays in Modford this wook,
' I'. M, K'uislinw of llio Oregon Gnili
lite (iompiiuy, toliiriiuil Hntimhiy IVoiu
ii ImihIiioh trip to Gnu its Push,
Try n pouun of Hnrdoii'H f rcMh
I'niioy I'liocolnto nt -H)e pur jioiind.
281
Ifn1ll H. Kmtlll nC firlulu I'llHH
was in Mcdford Hnturdny ovenlng on boeomo imnlo-strlck m, I huhposo,
proruNHimml bi.HinesH. " ronl ' tlmt thoy wore
ri fin,.. p. Kit... of tl... Knven I K"liiK to dl'J, for tho cry that roHO as
(Coiitiinied from l'ngo 1.)
iiinlor tbo wntor.
Iliippcni'il Hinlilriily,
"Tlio pniisoiiKoni did not hnvo tlm'o
Oaks orchards was n Medford visi
tor Siitiirdiiy.
V. II. Jnokoon has returned from
tho ship bognn to sottlo wns awful, It
seemed llko Just ouo wall. After that
I romomliorod nothing. Yesterday
n trip to his mining claims in north- morning I regained my onsos.
...... ' I wnu Ivlut' nn n l.nnnli. Nnnrlv nil that
day I wandered, tho details of tho
MAKES tl 2,000 if
SEVEN YEARSWORK
em Wnsldiigton.
' Tbo Morrivold shop has just re
ceived n ohipinuiit of books. 281
F, 1 1. Cbiiiuoiik of Portland was
;a Modford visitor Friday.
A frush shipment of carbon pa
pers nt tho Morrivold shop, 281
Frank K. Woodwnrd nlid Hurry
N. Starr of the Knglo Point orchard
syndlcnto, wore business visitors in
Medford nnd vicinity Thursday nnd
Friday.
Mrs. W. C. Inmnn of F.ogouo Is
i vUitlng Mrs. Arthur Hrown of this
telty.
Frank B. Wnlto nnd M. C. Miller
Lands Here Seven Years Arjo With
$1800 Has Increased It to
$12,000 and Hasn't Stop
ped Yet.
wreck becoming more and moro vivid
hourly.
"Then I know that I probably was
tho only survivor, and that I should
Kot tho nowa to tho peoplo In Franco
ns soon as possible, t saw a town
In tho distance and walked toward It.
It wns this town of Culdadolft, and I
told the Kronen consul what had Imp
pjened before I lost consclousncus
again."
niadcz' report was tho first news
of the wreck that had been received.
llo lay unconscious for hours after
lof Siithorlin, Orogon, nre in Mcdfoidjho told tho moro fact that tho liner
Ion business. 'bad foundered with all aboard.
j John Robertson of tbo Gilchrist or- J
; chard on Rogue river was in Med-j itctntlvr Ilculege Office.
f ford Saturday. ... MAU8KIIXKS. Franco, Feb. 12.
, Kdgar Payser has returned from,,, n(t ho f0f now, of rol.
,U..g Islniid, ansas. bringing with w,0 nrfl aboard tho
o n. . . k wrcckw, Frpnoll trans-Atlantlc steam-
Ilnmllton and their families, nil of roinpnny., nw cranxy. bun-
whom will focate here and engage 1 nnBU,B,,ed persons besieged
n busbiess. A colony of thirty- conipany.s oMlfM horo t0(la,
three Ncbrnsknns ,wero also of the , ' , . . . .
... . , . ,, , , i Half craiod with grler, tnoy at
party but remninod in Portlnnd to 4 , . ., A t,
n-.- ..f - r:..- i f .lmf. i.r-. .templod to wreck the offices. A riot
1 ' in . , 7 Im provented by a strong pollco
after which they also will come tol ... ,rI, .,flWit.
W. II. Itulnsford, who about a year
ago purchased some 23 acres of tho
old Arbstrong place north of Jack
sonville, has just sold the south half
of tho property, comprising 11 3-6
acres to V. F. Ilnu for $15,000.
Tho land ombrncod In tho Bale Is
set to young fruit trees nnd ovon at
the prlco paid Is a good buy,
Mr. Tlalnsford rcsorves tho north
ern part of tho "Italnsford Ranch,"
Including tho bouso and other build
ings. Mr. and Mrs. Ralnsford will leave
shortly -for Now York and will visit
Knglnnd upon returning. Upon their
returning they will make their per
manent homo on tho reserved part of
tbolr ranch.
Medford to reside,
O. F. Cutbbcrt returned Saturdny
rrom n business trip to San Fran
cisco. Mrs, Ada Wallace Unruh, stnto
president of tho Oregon W. C. T. U
,..:n t,,.ln,nl.
ive lecture ... campaign issues todny' h,pl whcn "h" r"'' add,t'Jl
a, the lb.pi.st church at 3 p. m. nnd,toflh? 80,vora, mCT'V Z'
, joff tho Island of Majorca.
Two Survivors.
, Marcel Moal, an Algerian customs
offlcor, and n passenger named Dla
' dox wore tho only survivors.
Thcro woro 87 passengers on tho
tt, tlm .tl'mtmr fll tlln mifl, fnllt(l
..i i. r.-jo ... r..-... , sons lost their lives
is invited to attend these services. Moft1 ,h" ,,,cen, on ,0 f0,p ta'
Mrs. Unruh is nn unusually logical 1 lho Mtu f n,ln0:
strain, and ho conatsntlr raves of tho
speaker.
nn,,,,
This afternoon the Socialist local :awfuI ccn0 roi.owea mo wrocK.
will hold n half hour session at o and tho cries of tho doomed men and
o'clock nt their hall on North Grape womcn-
street. At 3 o'clock the regular! Tho wrcck urred " "Ba p""
mceting will open. Subject reading. iBa.( ono of th, m08t "
(.nenkbu-. t.. Su mmnrv nf . places In tho Mediterranean, tho wa-
nnd good Abraham Lincoln, decens- tor ,n tho chBBMl ,ta I,00 i00'
'ej. Throo years ago tho liner VI llo do
All tho W. C. T. U. Indies with ; Romo "anK ,n nMrly tne "arao 8p01
their husbands nnd a friend nro ro-1 K,Io,lon on nonnl.
quested o bo present at tl recep-1 ' The tttcMn of
tion of tho ministers of this city and .... . ...,. a, ,,,
Smith's! T nt,n.
Ullsastor was duo to an explosion on
bonrd tbo vessel. Instead of to tho
lujunrlcs sho received when sho
struck tho rocks In Llosa passage
They declared thnt bad It not boon
for tbo explosion sho would have boon
ablo to reach tho shore be f oro sho
foundored.
NO DECISION IN HERMANN CASE
(Continued from page 1.)
tho conspiracy continued their co
oporatlou to any time within three
yoars before tho Indictment, and did
any overt net within that time, the
parties then will bo deemed subject
to prosecution."
Judge Wolverton instructed the.
Jury that It was not necessary to show
that persons engaging In a conspiracy
derived benefit from such action In
order to mako the conspiracy com
plete. Ho outlined the duties of
a commissioner of tho general land
oftlco and said that It would bo very
poselblo In tho courso of work for an
official to mako errors which would
not bo culpable. At tho same time,
ho stated, an official, while apparent
ly performing bis duties, might have
an ovll purpose
If It were shown that the defendant
promoted a conspiracy, tho court said,
ho himself would thoroby become a
conspirator. Tho Judge defined a
"conspiracy" at considerable length,
showing it Is sufficient that a mutual
understanding tins ben reached be
tween two or moro poraons in order
to complote a conspiracy.
their wives to be givon nt
hall Mondny evening, February 14.
AH aro urged to attend. Mrs. Unruh
will bo proRont. A good time is prom
ised. Good music nnd social hour.
E. H. Fitr.gibbon, field mnnngcr
for tho Jncobs-Stine Co., of Port
land in Modford, and to judgo from
his conversation Modford wns some
thing of n surpriNo to him nnd coup
led with tho fact thnt bis company
is doing n good business, he can bo
considered n full-fledged Modford
"booster."
II. C. Kcntnor is visiting in Berk
eley, Cnlif.
Tho M. E. Aid Society will meet
Tuosday afternoon nt 2 o'clock nt
the homo of Mrs. Frank W. ITollis,
153 North Oakdale rvenue. All mem
bers cordially invitod.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
WANTED A man who wishes to
work a ten-ncro tract of land, closo
in, for truck gnrdonlng. Call at
HI North Fir street.
FOR SALE Will soil my black maro
11 years old, 1200 pounds; good to
work; flno undor saddle; porfectly
sound; only f 150 cash. Call at
1000 W. Main streot. C. T. Har
mon. FOR SALE 40 acres of good tlmbor
flvo mllos from Modford; all down
hill. Mat Calhoun, Phoonlx, Ore
gon. FOR SALE Flno now C-room bunga
low nt No. C1 North Rlvorsldo aro
nuo; houso all modorii and oast
front; mnplo floors; corner lot;
prlco J2000; half half cash, balance
torms. This will mako you a flno
homo and Is nn extra good buy, C.
H. Plorco & Bon. 286
FOR SALE Or 'trado, 0 acres on
Antolopo crook, half bottom land;
this Is undovolopod fruit land; will
trado to half valuo; prlco $800. C.
O. Plorco, Modford. 386
FOR JtENT Sovon-room modorn
houso, furnlshod, closo la. 322 South
Control avonuo, 281
WANTED To borrow $1000 on now
six-room bungnlow; mnplo floor;
plumbing, etc. 641 N. Rlvorsldo.282
WANTED 1 8-yoar-old boy wants
work after school and on Saturdays.
Addross R. 0 caro Mall Tribune.
331
FOR SALE Now gardon hoao, Iron
Ago band cultivator, now orchard
boxou, at a discount, Addross M,
enro of this office , 282
TO VOTE ON GRANT.
(Continued from Pngo 1.)
gin actual construction at once. Tho
plant nt Ontnrlo shows tho way wo
do business. The truuchlAO was
granted us Inst year tn February and
on March 18 wo bfgnn construction,
finishing n $60,000 plant by July. Tho
Medford plant will ho doublo the ca
pacity of thit at Ontario.
"Our plana aro to manufacture gas
from crude oil, to lay 25 miles of
main that will cost $100,000 nud to
supply 9,000,000, tho plant will bo
sufficient tor a city of .10,000 peoplo,
as wo aro convinced that Modford Is
going to bo a largo town."
GILT EDGE
INVESTMENTS
33 1-3 acres, closo to Modford; 30
ceres E-yonr and 20 acres l?year
pears; best commercial varlotlos; '20
J acres ready for planting; A No. 1
locality and under ditch; $20,000;
terms.
S3 1-3 acres fruit land; 26 acres
pears, applos and apricots; 60 acres
under cultivation; apricots will bear
heavily this year; about half under
ditch; a safo buy at $14,500; good
terms.
fi-room modern bungalovr, Just fin
lahed; 4 lots; very desirable locality;
ono block from Oakdale; a money
maker at $3500; caay terms if taken
at onco.
Wo can show you.
Wright 6 Allin
12S Eas' Main Streot.
EMPLOYMENT and
BUSINESS CHANCES
Hurry Young of tho Mail Tribune
moohaniaai departmont is spending
n few days ou his ranch at Browns-boro,
For stile Tout house and furniture; a fine buy.
For sale 2 acres, close in, $325.
Forsalo 10 acres, closo in.
For sale 1 1-2 acres, close in, $900.
?ov sale Furniture of f rooms, a bargain.
Fol sale 20 head of horses.
For sale or trade 5-rooni houso.
For sale or trado 22 special Winchester rifle, trade
for chickens. '
For sale 5-room cottage, $2300.
For salo-l-room bungalow, $1150.
For sale 8-rooin bungalow, $2300.
For sale 5-room bungalow, $2250, j
For sale 10-rboin bungalow, $5000.
For sale 1G0 acres timber, $1300. '! I
For sale 10 acres near Woodvillo, $1000.
For sale 2 lota on Oak street, $1600.
For salo 2 lots on Oakdale avenuo, $2500.
For sale 1 lot on Grape streot, $850.
For rent 9-room and 6-room houso.
For rent G furnished rooms for lodgors only.
Second hand wagons for salo.
E. A. BITTNER
Phipps Bldg. Phone Main 4141
NOW LISTEN
tt
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Unless you get into line within the next fcvr-daysTj'hrf;
small tracts in the
Snowy
Butte
Orchards
aAV0 txrill Via cnlrl nnrl vc will nrf hn nmnnrr fh EnffTraoriA
purchasers.
"Why do you not close a contract for one of i2ese"iacfcs
at once? They are going fast and the man wk 4oesTot
'take this opportunity by the forelock will not lire twelve
months until he will regret his short-sightedness of today-
IS THERE ANYTHING
WRONG?
. Is there anything wi-ong with an apple orchard -wladi
will produce annually a $35,000 crop of fruit?
Is there anything wrong with a pear orchard wMcklast
season produced a $17,000 crop of fruit?
Is there anything wrong with those ten-acre tracts of
4-and 2-year-old pear trees? Don't they look good to youS
Is there anything wrong with that entire Snowy Jkrfte
orchard? Don't it all look 'good as an investaaeat?
There is nothing wrong with anything, or anyfeedy, Tsmt
you, and you will get right when you have inepecteci"thiB
orchard tract. Just say to us that you would like to -ee
what we have to offer and we will gladly show you. fifcow
us an inclination to get interested and we will show you
the best orchard proposition in Southern Oregon. The
Toads-are pretty good now, and we have plenty of -caiSciageB..
Let us show you a
Producing
Orchar
Let us show you a
Growing
i a,-..
Orchard
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The Medford
Land & Orchard
. Company
18 North Front Street See the Big Sigm IfedfM, te.
an