tHE MJSDJfOltD MAIL TRIBUNE, MJ5DJT0KU. ORKOON. TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1910.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
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Ed Root Says:
It may bo a jjood UiImk for
im (hut what wo mill "lliu
"hrinhtor day" 1h always lo
come, boonuso ir wo had It
with us all of tho tltno vi
wouldn't think It wuh luilf
hrlKht uiioiikIi.
tr-f ,
Coffoo at Ooodfriond'fi. '
Mr. and Mrs. llort NoyoH of Hydo
Park, Vermont, nro horo to nmko
tholr future homo in tho Hokiio rlvor
vnlloy.
I'oaoh trots for nnlo At ton oontti
oontu each. II. 1). Pnttorson, Nuxh ho
tel. Hort Johnson of Ornntfl I'uhm was
In Modford Sunday on a visit.
(;eials at Goodfriond's.
V. K. I'nyno, who wam In Modford
for novoral years whon tho city wnn
In its fomatlvo rttnKO, rotnrnud from
southnni California, whoro ho has
day evening. When ho stopped off
boon for tho pant throo years Satur
day ovcnlng. . When ho stopped off
tho train hu could not ooliovo that ho
wuh in tho village ho had loft n few
years hko, and if he hadn't found a
few familiar fanes ho would hnvo still i
Loon iinlieltnvliitr. "It doom! look1
liko tho same town," said Mr. I'ayno.ionst Hide, $1600, termB. Biskiyoti
Wear Kldd's Hhues.
I I'V T. Handorson, mayor of Klam
' Kill Falls and A. i. Loavltt aro horo
lloolui'iK I'ot' polnloi-H In the matter of
mutni'lpal advancoment. Klamath
Kails wauls to do things, and niitiir
all.v n in h lo Iho oity which is dniriK
thiiiu" for inl'oritiatioii.
Tho Mturivold Hhop has office
supplies, ineludliiK files, blank books,
memorandum books, pencils, pons,
inks, Inkwells, tablets, typowritor
Muppllos, envelopes, panto, muuiliiKO
and fountain pons.
Coma to tho Kantor nnlo I'rcsby
terian ohiirch iarlor Thursday,
March 17, for homo cooking, kitchen
nprous, kimouaH, fancy aprons, nook
wear. .'108
K. J. Chamberlain and II. 0. Mid
dauuli of Devil's Lake, K. I)., aro !n
Modford, looking over tho Hogiio
Hiver valloy with a viow of locating.
I'hurie 20111, Ooodfriond'h.
A musical program will bo given in
tho Prosbylerlan church Thursday,
March 17 at JJ p. in. In commotion
with tho Easter barman Admission
free. 308
K. H. Wait of Suthorlln, Oregon, is
horn on a business trip.
Three fine largo lots in Ttittloi
addition, 9800 cash, Siskiyou Realty
Co'., room 22, Jackson County Hnnk
building. 308
Henry D. Kubli of Anplegato was
a Modford visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. John D. Olwoll has returned
from a visit to Seattle and Portland.
Fiveroom hotiso and lot 100x120,
"It has grown almost out of my
knowledge."
Wear Kldd's 8hoo.
Ln Cross Chronicle states thvl II.
F. Kchroubach, who bus been in
charge of tho Monroe County Tele
phono company linos, hat resigned lo
take effect April 1 to tiiko tho posi
tion of general supariuto'ideut of n
now telophono company ut Modton',
cnpitnlUcd at $2,000,000.
Tho Kastor sale in tho Prebytor
inu church parlor odtii nt 10 n in.
8nndwichos and coffoo wi'! bo served
t noon. IlOH
Tho Juvonilo Dancing Club com
posed of some fifty Modford married
couple will give nuothor of tholr on
joynbla parties at Anglo oporn house
Wednesday ovening, March 10. Ila
olrigg's orchestra will furoiel. tho mil-
io.
nuy your paints, glass, wallpaper,
stains, varnish, brushes and have
your plcluro framed at Motcalf's, 318
East Main. 312
Wear Kidd's Shoes.
County Judgo Noil was In Modford
on humcH Tuesday.
Kxtrn.rU nt Ooodfriond's.
K. H. Sawyer for survoys. Subdi
vision and platting n specially.
Room 12, Emerick.
A. A. Davis was at Jacksonville
Tuesdny on business with tho tax col
lector. Perhaps you need a typewriter.
You can secure any mako you wish,
In a rebuilt typowritor, nt The Morri
vold Shop, nt a roasonnblo prico.
Mrs. M. II. Autrnrclth of Rorfcburg
visited relatives and friends In Mod
ford on hor rot urn homo from Snn
Francisco.
Tens nt Ooodfriond's. "
Whitman's candies aro unexcelled.
Tho Morrivold Shop has tho exclus
ive ngenoy for Modford.
Z. Cnmeron of Union, ono of tho
prominent oitizons of that locality
was in Modford Tuesday on a busi
ness trip.
Chinnwnro at Ooodfriond's.
John IT. Cnrkin, attorney at law,
over Jackson County Hnnk. '
Mr. and Mrs. John Dovlia of Ap
nlognto woro Modford visitors Tues
day. 8ntnon at Ooodfriond's.
Wenr Kidd's Shoes.
O. A. TTovor was nt Jacksonville
Tuesday on business with tho tax
collector.
Qranitownro nt Ooodfriond's. "
Rooks Billies, Prnyor Hooks, po
etry, fiction, gift books for children
and ndults, Como in and look them
over nt Tho Morrivold Shop.
W, IT. Noroross of Contrnl Point
was among thoso who woro nt Jaok
flonvillo Tnosdny.
Flower pots at Ooodfriond's.
Frank Ennis. ono of tho pionoor
minors of Jackson county, who hns
boon Rpouding tho winter in Jackson
ville,' wan a Modford visitor Tnosdny.
WaahtuliB at Ooodfriond's.
Cutlery nnd glasswaro at Oood
friond's. If you aro n progrosslvo oitUon,
you will find something to intorcst
you on tho top of pngo 8.
Tho King's Tlnughtora will hnve
homo-mndo windy nt tho Enstor bn
eanr Thursday in tho Prosbytorian
ohurcli parlor. 308
Thos. ITorlott nnd J. C. Grnbb of
Applognto woro in Modford Tnosdny
on businoss mutters.
On tho dny that n senro of your
host nustomors look in vain for your
hd., nnd only find (lint of your oom
potltor, you may do well to worry
modorntolv hard I
Tf you aro n progrosslvo oltiron.
you will find something to interest
you on tho top of pnge 8.
ITnflkins for ITonlth,
Ronlty Co., room Jackson Coun
ty Rank building. 308
BUSINESS LOCALS
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SIngor sowing inachinos, 211 S.
O street. Phono 2951. 314
Peach troos for oalo chonp. An
cntirj cr.rlond nt 10 cents ouch. II.
U. Pntorson, Knsh hotol.
For wood of all kinds, seo tho
Sqiinro Doul Woodvard. Phono
200, Fir street, botwoon Second
nnd Third streets. Gould & Lindloy,
proprietors. 201
Wear Kldd's Shoes.
If you want satisfaction try a
wk of Ml. Hood Snow-Fnll FJo.ir.
For snlo at tho Rubs Mill. Remem
ber Ihe nliiiw Polk & Ron.
For saleWolf Creek Covo
fruit trnets. Tho IT. L. Chnflin Real
ty Co., 203 Corbett building, Port
land; Or., nrj offering the best of
Rogue Rivor vnlloy fruit lands, in
smnll tracts, or. easy payments, .it
wholesnlo prices. Southom Pacific
depot on center of tract. I:ivontii;rt
nt once. E. M. Androws, loonl neon I.
310
Paints, wall paper, glass. Mot
calfs, 318 E. Main street. 312
INTEREST IN STANDARD CASE
fContinuwl from Pnee 1.
EZRA MEEKER STARTS MALIO POWELL AT
OVERLAND TOMORROW THE MEDFORD TONIGHT
Afied Pioneer of 1853-WIII Follow the
Lonu Trail Once Again for Purpose
of Erecting Additional Monuments.
PORTLAND, Oro., March l. Al-
though eighty yonrs of ago, Ezra
Meokor, pionoor of 1803, will lomor-,
row morning bogin nil ox-toarn jour-'
noy over tho old Oregon trail, his oh
jootivo poin t being Indopondonco, j
Kansas. Tho start will bo mndo from ,
Tho Dalles and tho two faithful oxen t
which drow Mcokor'a "prairie sehoon-1
or" over the trail four years ngo, arc
shod and roady for their second long
ovorlnnd journov.
When Ezra Meokor mado Iho 2,200 1
mile trip the first timo he wus seek
iug a homo in tho wilds of Oregon.
In 1900, the ploncor returned over)
the long road as n labor of love. He i
wanted the exact course of the Ore-1
gon trail to bo staked and marked,
that its traditions might not be lost.j
At that timo ho succeeded in estnb- j
lishing two monumonts nt promiriiit
points.
His present trip for the purpose of
erecting additional monuments in the
WILL EXPLAIN THE
OPERA AT MATINEE
Mananer Hazclrigo Will Give Free,
Matinee and Fine Points of Grand
Opera to Be Seen Here Soon.
It is tho intention of Manager
Hazclrigg to give a little mulinco free
to thoso who wish to become fnmil-
inr with tho opera nt which time he
will give a little talk on the plot and
characters in tho opera and play
over tho principal themes so that
people not familiar with these produc
tions will go to tho opera house tho
night of the performance with a thor
ough knowledge of tho text and the
principal musical themes.
Thero is no entertainment more en
Thos. Hcnriott, directors of the Ap
grand opera, those who do not like
grand opera are simply those who do
not understand it. There is first the
text with which ono should be famil
iar in order that they may give closer
attention to the music.
ihe two operas to be given bcrc
by the Lombardi company arc trage
dies. Tho plot of Cavallerin is laid
The Assertions
Claims Creeds (Sh Maxims
of .shoo manufacturera aro of little account
unless the house from which you buy your
shoes
"MAKES GOOD"
That's why wh buy Dorothy Dodds and that
is why we urge you to not fail to consider
Doorthy Dodds when buying your spring
footwear.
It would be idle to write such
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wnrnit ofi iiriiiiani iccaniouc. skjh- n . o.-.n j
i. f ,..,,.. i t - .. ; . in a email lown jn oiciny ana uenm
ehnpo nt soctions of gnlvamzcd pipe, fuj bowing" or "unasual ability in ... t. jnoof , a 4t,. a
"' j rowon ana men mop mere, one i
,. .. . ., . ,. , . - , , , as far above such mundane phrases
venting the strike is that of federal th(j yyM f,ower 0 the mountai
intervontion. ttop Pinccd there by nature, is su-
Tho railroad officials havo tole- nonor and more divine than tho proud ,,, ;D - u i- -.,--..!
graphed a request to Chairman Knapp; iy tended by the gardener in the .. . La fatai end5 nr on Easter
time is Easter morning, and by the
way some of tho most beautiful East
er music occurs in this onera that
has evor been written. The cause of
of tho intorstato commerce commis- vnlloy bolow,
sion and Lnbor Commissioner Neil to ' It is particularly pleasant to know
act as mediators under the Erdman ' that this celebrated violinist is a na
act, i tivo American one of us. She
Question of wages and two working 'shows it not only in hor winning stage
rulos nro tho rocks on which the op-; personality, but in hor good sense jn
tmsinir sides hnvo split.
Working Ilules tho Chum'.
Tho rnilrond manngors are willing
to nrbitrnto tho wago question but
not tho working rules. These they
selecting such n representative pro
gram. There's n dash of Celtic in
her blood, and this must give her the
poetry nnd fine sentiment so marked
of a wandering race. It is also note-
hold to bo mattora of discipline nnd (worthy that hcr's is not an inherited
not dobntablo. j nrt not bought with somebody eUe's
Ono of tho rules provides for pro-:monoy, but bequeatcd to her ns a tal
motion of firemen from seniority in
servico while tho othor is a demand
that tho firomeii shall havo a reprc-
out to bo answered for, nnd tempered
by hard, faithful study. How many
yonrs no ono but she knows. Her
of Ohio was dissolved to tho timo of
romplotlon nt tho prosont organiza
tion. Tho part playod by stock ox
changes and tho Issunnco of "liquid
ating certificates" which woro ox
chnngod for stock In tho prosont hold
ing compnny, tho govornmont nlloges,
was tho subject of many of tho ques
tions askod from tho bonoh. Prom
thoso questions, attorneys hero bo
llovo that tho docliton will go Into
this pbnso of trust organization Tory
fully.
"Trust-Dustor" Frank D. Koltogg
began his nrgumont for tho govorn
mont Into today. John Q. Mllburn,
nf counsol for tho Standard, complet
ed his dofonso of tho Standard's moth
oils nnd Kellogg assailed tho argu
ment Ironically.
GENERAL STRIKE CALLED
(CmitiniMlJ!romPngo 1.)
strike which will involvo forty-nino
western nnd southern rnilroads will
ho announced today to tho committoo
of rnilrond goneral manngors.
Prosidont Cnrtor of tho Brother
hood of Firomon and Enginomcn wns
in sossion with tho oxcoutivo commit
too of tho brotherhood throughout tho
night.
Decision at Midnight.
Tho decision to striko was ronohod
nt midnight by tho genornl foderntion
bonrd of westorn railroads of tho
brothorhood organization nftor Chair
man Nixon of tho mnngor's commit
too finnlly had rofusod tho omployeos
demands.
1 i I Al. I., f. A
Alipnroimv mo oniy nopo oi pro
sentntivo on nil employes committees I violin tono is what may bo called the
involving engineers' griovnnces. Pow'cll tono it hns such a peculiar.
On 1ho othor bund tho unionists do- warm, musical color. Her technique
mnnd arbitration on tho rulos qucs-iR so wedded to her art that in her
tion. case it is difficult to say where tech-
Tho men nro demanding a genornl niquc begins nnd nrt ends. She plnys
increase of 12V per cont in wages. ; on n fovorite Ouadagnini violin, for
liinra rtiiccu-o. iwhJch 8,,e id n(u v tu0usands of
Tho principnl lines affected by the , dollars, nnd jt probably hns more
day.
Hi Pnglaicci means in English, the
clown. Tho plot is laid in Italy and
represents a troupe of strolling play
ers who were playing thd old panti
mimic play of Columbine. This play
is supposed to be a comedy but is
made tragic by the husband who play
ed the part of Punchenello, finding i
out the perfidy of his wife just before
he goes on to tho stage and the com
edy graduates into a tragedy.
If you are n progressive citizen,
you will find something to Interest
you on the top of pngo 8.
If its your property you have a
right to select nnd choose your ten
ants refusing applicants, occasion
ally. And youH be nble to if you.
nro a trood ndvortiscr
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He Will Enjoy
the dainty dishes you
may prepare m an
Electrical
Chafing
Dish
striko ordor nro tho Santa Fe, Chi
cago & Alton, Burlington, St. Paul,
Rock Island, Colorndo Southern,
Great Northorn, Illinois Contrnl, M.
K. & T., Northorn Pacific, Oregon
Short Lino, O. It. & N., Frisco,
Southom Pncifio nnd Union Pacific.
If tho brotherhood carries out its
strike ordor, tho second big railroad
striko within six months will bo re
corded. Switchmen's Striko.
Tho switchmen of tho northwostom
roads wont out sovoral mouths ago
and aro still on striko.
It is estimatod that their action
hns cost tho rnilroads $10,000,000.
It affected but fow roads, howovor,
whon its scope is copnrod with tho
extent of tho proopsod striko of tho
firemen.
Tho walkout of the firemen will af
fect 140,000 milos of trnckngo nnd
half the trnok miloago of tho United
Stntes.
Lator in the dny tho brothorhood
offioinls receivod tolograms from
Knapp nnd Noli asking if their pro
posed mcdintion would moot with tho
npprovnl of tho brothorhood.
A Week of Grace.
OAKLAND, Cal., March 15. "I do
not boliovo that a striko will ho called
on the Pacific const until tho various
clinirmon of tho Pncifio coast com
mittees return from Chicago ready ti
assumo commnud of tho situation, j
declnred Frank C. Avnnson, secretary
of tho griovnnco committeo of tho
western division of locomotive firo-f
men todny, '
Avnnson doclarod thnt ho received i
no instructions from Chicago as yot 1
but ho was oxpooting to hoar from
Qonornl Chairman 0. W. Cam of tho
western division nt any timo.
than n money vnlue. The Morning
Oregoninn, Portland, Ore.
this city would suffer perhaps more
thnn nny other big city on the pacific
coast.
Only one eolctric lino operates out
of San Francisco nnd thnt terminates
at San Mateo.
The Southern Pacific ferry boats
to Alameda. Oakland, Sausalito ,and
Tiburon nnd tho Santa Fo to oPint
Richmond nil dopnd upon rnilrond
connections to n largo oxtcnt. All
lines connect with tho Sausalito fer
ries but many of tho commuters de
pend upon on tho North Western rail
way. Tho Key Roue ferry lino to
Oakland and Berkeley nnd tho elec
tric line to San Mateo would be the
only lines not nffected.
The enormous commutation traffic
of the lower peninsula would be cut
off if tho trains woro stopped nnd the
trnnsbay traffic would be badly crip
pled. CITY TltKABUTtKU'S NOTICE.
Offlco of City Treasurer, Medford,
Orogon, Marchc 14, 1910.
Notlco Is horoby gtren that thero
aro funds on hand in the city treas
ury for tho rodomptton of warrants
Nob. C, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13 and 13,
tssuod against tho trunk eowor fund,
protoatod May IS, 1909.
Intorcst on tho samo will ceaso
aftor tho above dato.
L. L. JACOBS,
307 City Treasurer.
Buggy
Robes
FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
BUGGY ROBES IN THE CITY.
Single Harness
Now is the time to feed Man
hattan Stock and Egg Foods.
Horses shed coats and look splen
did. Egg Supply Wilt Increase
One-third.
J. e. Smith
!J14 east main street
The ease and convenience with which so
many delicious dishes may be prepared in an
electrical chafing dtali make a strong appeal to the
young wife as well as the seasoned housekeeper.
, She has found that a chafing dish affords not
oniy a quick and economical means of preparing
impromptu repasts, but also that it enables her to
prepare on the dining room table many dishes that' supplement and
round out the bill of fare previously prepared on the kitchen stove.
If you do not possess one of these useful articles, or are using one
of the old style alcohol burners, come in and see the new General Elec
tric chafing dish. No fuel is required, consequently there is no flame,
smoke or soot to guard against. It can be used in any room where an
electric lamp socket is available. It is sanitary, convenient and safe.
It is handsomely designed and finished, and males an ideal gift.
Rogue River Electric Co
MIS
DANCING
SCHOOL
Begins
MONDAY NIGHT
nt SMITH HALL, on Grape st.,
after which it will be held ev
ery Thursday night in tho
week, in addition to second and
fourth Mondays.
Loam to waltz in six lessons,
$1 per lesson, six for $5. Pri
vate lessons by appointment.
PROF. AND MRS. JEROME,
124 South Central Ave.
TYT T Tl flT TTk T I
jriuivioirN VJT
STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING
All. Work Guaranteed Prices Reasonable
COFFEEN (Si PRICE
11 North D St.. Medford Ore. Phone 303
Snn Francisco Will Suffer.
SAN FKANCISCO, March 15. In
onso of a striko of railroad firomon 1
miun I JUM
SPECIAL EASTER EDITION
Sunday, March 20.
Advortisors, wo will be pleased to cull and help dress
up that advortisomont. Our ad man is at your service
liso him and note tho hotter offeots of your advertise
ments, Nows of intorcst to ovory person in tho county and
in fact all ovor tho TJnitod States, will bo found in this
issue. , t ,
See Diamond for
DIAMONDS
We are prepared to show the people of Modford and
vicinity u full and complete lino of watches, jewelry
and diamonds. We respectfully solicit a sharo of
your patronage. A pleasure to show goods.
VISTT THE NEW JEWELRY STORE.
PINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY
J. W. DIAMOND
115 West Muin St.
Medford
NOTICE
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY'S
Land Department Representative.
Mr. S. J. Adler will bo at the Hotol
Moore March 17th to April 1st for the pur
pose of seeing those who are interested
in the company's famous Alberta wheat
lands. Ho will be prepared to furnish
complete information, including maps, lit
erature, prices, etc. Call on Mr. Adler
and arrange to take advantage of our low
rate semi-monthly oxeursions during this
season and inspect these lands.
Ide-McCarthy Land Co.
COLONIZATION AGENTS
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY