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Newspaper Page TextSOCIAL AND PERSONAL Poach troos for hiiIu nt ton tiontn ntH oacli, II. II. 1'ntlornon, Nrwili ho. iol, h. A. Newton of tho Pacific States Tuluplioitv company loft Monilny for tho north. Hnrtlutt and Anjou. I'M on Vnlloy Nurxory. a 13 Alt Wookn left Monday morning on n trip to llio Do) Rio orohurds, near Oold Hill. Wear Kidd's Shoos. C. 1). Watson of Anlilnml wan at JnokHOtivlllo Monday on prnfoimioiiNl biuriiiiMS. Chlnuwaro at fJoodfriondV Judge Calkins emtio down from Ashland Monday on hi way o Jacksonville to uttmnl tho xumsIoii of tho grand jury this week. Tfsnin wanted for hauling lumbor. lilg i'liiim Lumber To. .'Mil & III U Judge J. It. Null rotiirnoil Monilny from n visit to rolntlvos and frtendn nt Ashland. W. M. Coivig wiiH n Jaoknonvillo ylItor Monday on professional 1uk (iucM. ' 'Teach trees, 8 cuntM up. lidon Volley Nursery. :il2 ft " ! it r 4 m m ii. u. miin wan in .Mcuioru .mod- -day from (IrautH Pass on profoH fiionnl luminous. rim Morrivold Shop hnn office ttuppliux, including files, blank books, memorandum hooks, pencils, puns, inks, inkwells, tablets, typewriter auppllea, envelopes, pnHlo, mucilage And fountain poiih. W. P. Itvrno of Knglo Point watt a Medford viHitor Sunday. J. II. ChnmborH of Cottage Grove In hero on an inspection tour. Coffees at Qoodfricnd'i. Mrn. Alxtrn Clay wns In Jnckson villo Saturday on business. 1000 rhuharli. Kdon Valley Nurs ry. 312 A marriage lieoiiso wiih issued in San Francisco Tuesday to JamoK S. Stngg and Idn P. Stngg, both of rtalumn. Ida Stagg was a fonnor resident of Modford. Tho wedding, which took plnco tho Hnmo day, came as a surprise to the local friends of tho couple. Mon wanted to handle lumbor. Hig Pines Lumbor Co. 310 A 312 To uncertain how carefully this Inpor in read, a .30 Advertising tout certificate in published on pngo f It Ih worth ..'10. Look it up. 2 Kerry and roHo bimbos. Eden Valley Nursory. 312 To ascertain how carefully thin paper is read, a !?30 ndvortising test certificate is published on pngo 5 It is worth $30. Look it up. 2 ' It oontu no more to iriHuro in the , - it i Dig companion man tuo smuu oiioh. Boo II. A. Holmes, tho inmirnnco nmu, room 10, Jackson Co. bbnnk. 312 To nscortnin how carefully this BiitlioiHn, Or, u valloy in which a number of local pooplo am inter ested, Ih to lmo an aviation moot In May, at which a machine, wild to have been backed by .1 W 1'crkinn, it to bu entered. K. H. Sawyer for surveys, Subdi vision and platting a spoclnlty. Room 12, Emoriok. Albert I). KiiihIi of Kan Maluo, Cab, Iihh purchaNud 87 iicioh of Mrn, Fannie HawkH in tho Willow Spring district, paying $10,000. It com prison Homo splendid fruit land, and Mr, HiuhIi Iiiih inado a Hpluudid pur chase. Perhaps you. nood a typowrltor. You can secure any mnko you wish, in a rebuilt typowrltor, at Tho Morri- void Shop, nt a rousoiinblo price. JoHoph h. Hummorsly, the Hold Hill attorney, ih in Modford Mon day on business. Whitman's candicH aro unexcelled. 1'ho Merrivnld Shop Iiiih tho oxcltw ivo ngoncy for Molford. Dr. A. H. Sweet lonvon Hum week for an extended trip oiml. On Iiim return ho will meet a commodiotm residenco on IiIh cunt Hide property. John Hninmorsly, iicwHpnporman, pnmpeotor, real efltato agent and all-round good fellow, wn in Mod ford from Gold Hill Monday. Pino ntock shndo trcon. Kden Valley Nursery. 312 ThomuB HummerHly, deputy Unit ed Statof marshal, was in Modford from -Portland Monday on official hllKillOftH. , Carpet Hwoopora at Goodfricnd'. Floyd Pearce of Jacksonville wan in Medford Monday. John II. Cnrkin, attorney nt law, (ver JackHou County Hank. Mr. and Mrx. K. N. Campbell, who have boon visiting in Medford for Koveral moutlin, left Sunday for their homo in North Dakota. They wero accompanied by MiwH Luella Campboll, who will visit relatives and frioiidn. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell ex pect to return here tin soon as they can diHposo of property iutorcHt in Dakota. Wear KIdd'p fijioiui. Sheriff W. A. Jonoa wag in Med ford from Jacksonville Monday on luminous. Palms The finest Kentias that ovor woro shipped to Modford. Call and see them. 023 E. Main. 313' E. P. Guthrio of Engle Point was1 a Medford visitor Monday. J Dedding plants of all description. I 023 E. Main. Medford Greenhouse.! Call or write for prices. Phono COIJ. 313 , I. L. Lane and W. P. Smith of; Hristol, Conn., aro registered at tho Nash. Wringer at Good friend's. A. I). Patterson of Hot Sprinri, Colo., is in Medford ou business. Wear Kldd's Shoos. P. E. Whitney, assistant superin tendent of tho United States rnilway mail service, Is in Medford in tho DO YOU WANT A PIANO I WE'LL SEND YOU ONE FREE HERE'S THE GREATEST ADVERTISING CAM PAIGN THAT HTS EVER BEEN LAUNCHED I N THIS TERRITORY ONE HUNDRED OP THE FIN EST NEW PIANOS TO BE DELIVERED TO SO MANY HOMES WITHIN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS. NO- CASH PAYMENT RE QUIRED A MOST EX TRAORDINARY UNDER TAKING THE GREAT EST DISTRIBUTION OF FINE PIANOS EVER WITNESSED Remenber this sale begins Tuesday Morning at 8:30 : pnpor is read, a $30 advertising tet( ' mnttor of the renewal of tho Med certificate is published on pngo 5 It Is worth $30. Look it up. 2 Tens at Goodfriond's. Fred Itoper, manager of tho Orants Pass baseball team, was in Medford Sunday conferring with tho other magnates. Cotnico and Howell ponrs. Edon Vnlley Nursery. 312 Jatnort Grieves of Central Point, who in. out nftor tho Itogue Itivor valley ponnnnt, was in Medford Sun day with his team of ball-tossors. Buy your paintH, glnsa,, wallpapor, atnlns, varnish, brushes and Imvo yot(r picturo framed nt Motcnlf'n, 318 East Main. 313 Sir. nnd Mrn. G. E. Allen of Port 'land nro in Modford on business. Mr. and Mrs. Allon woro formerly rosi dents of this city and nro by no means certain thnt thoy will not ul timately return. Wear Kidd's Shoos. Fred Luy was in from tho Ante lope ranch Monday on btiBinoss. Phono 2001, Goodfriend's. P. Donognn nnd R. II. Dow of Jacksonville, woro in Modford Sun day to boo tho ball gnmo. Dnth fixtures nt Goodfriond's. City Engineer Harry E, Fostor has completed tho profilo and Bpooifion tioim of tho proposed hridgo to cross llonr crook at Jnokaon ntroot. It will consist of fivq spans, each 53 foot long, and will stniul on conoroto Tplera, 3000 Nowtown npplos. Edon Val 'ley Nurfiory. 312 Rohort G. Smith nnd E. A, noamos, tho nttornoyB in, tho oaso of M. F. 'ITnnloy vb. tho City of Modford for an injunction, both stato that an early decision may ho oxpootod in tho onso now boforo tho supromo court. Look up tho rocords of tho com panion wo roproBont, R. A. Holmes, the iuBiiranoo mnn, room 10, Jackson Co, bnnlc. 312 Frod J. Rlnkoloy of Rosohurg is spending a fow dayn in Modford on businoss. Kitohon utonnllfl nt Goodfriond's. M. E. Worroll Bpont Mondny in Gold Hill on business. Door nintH at Goodfriond's. Professor P. J. O'Gnrn is making an oxtondod visit in tho neighborhood of Roseburg inspootiug orchards, Tokay, and Malaga grapos. Edon Wnlloy Nursory. 312 ford-Eagle Point contract, which ex piros July 1. At present this mute pays $074 per year and is carried by stage. It is possible that tho mail eontrnct will be lot to tho P. & E. after the oxpirntion of tho present one. Hooks Dibles, Prayer Books, po etry, notion, gift books for children nnd adults. Como in and look them ovor at Tho Morrivold Shop. Carving sots at Goodfriond's. For your notnry work seo II. N. Vockoy, notary public for Oregon. Mail Tribuno office Funeral of Mrs. W. J. oborts. Tho funoral of tho lato Mrs. W. J. obcrts will bo held this afternoon at 2:30 at tho lato rosidouco, 01S Oak dale. Mrs. Roberts' body nrrivod horo from Los Angoles, Cul., whoro her donth ocourreu Sunday night, nnd was accompanied by her husband nnd a number of relntives, and Rev. Mneon 6f Sonttlo, who wag her pas tor during her rostdenco in thnt city, nnd who will conduct tho sorvicos. Mrs. oborts, during her rosidouco in Modford, inado many warm friends, being ono of those womon who mnko friends onsily ovorywhoro. Tho sympathy of all goes out to tho beronvod husband nnd tho throo chili dron she loaves mothorloss. IloKlnnliiK promptly nt 9 o'clock Tuesday morn ing, tho residents of Modford nnd vicinity will wit ness tho Brontcat palo of fine pianos over known greatest because of tho tromendous reductions In prices nnd the easiest trms of payment ovor rundo. Tho growth of Medford and surrounding terrtl tory within tho last fow years has been t honomenal hundreds of now families liavo moved In from different sections, and there must necessarily bo many homo that linvo not heard of Kllors Piano lloutto. We also know that many of theso homes do not have pianos nt the present timo honco our offor. Wo are going to plnco on snle ono hundred of America's finest makes of pianos nt prices that will positively astound. Wo aro going to mako In ducements that are simply unprecedented, and wo nro going to mnko ono hundrod enthuslnstlc nnd loyal friends tho best ndvortlsoment wo could pos sibly got and wo nro going to try to secure some definite and vnluablo statistics at tho samo time. A modern pltuwr business must be well adver tised. Not only must It offer tho best In musical Instrument manufacture upon most advantageous terms of purchnso, but It must mako Itself known. A piano, a good piano from Ellers Piano Houbo, lasts a lifetime. A now buyer must bo found every hour of tho day, nnd particularly In this growing west Is It necessary for n business such as high class plrno soiling to keep Itself constantly before tho public. In disposing of this largo stock, wo seo an oppor tunity to find out definitely as to which method of advertising Is most offoctlvo, Biich as tho uso of nowspapor spneo, clrculnrs, personal loiters or wfckly'os parlpdlcnl publications. Evory HERE IS THE CERTIFICATE CUT THIS OUT WOUTII $30 GOOD FOR 1 2EJjtrtp Bolter ns first payment on a piano at Special Sale Prices If presented on or before Aril 2, 1910. KILERS I'lANO HOUSli Weeks & Mc Gownn Co. Tribune. Bring this Advertising Test Certificate with you select any piano In our stock. We will accept this certificate as first payment on the pano. You make your payment one month later. $2.00 FOR $1.00 Should you desire to pay any cash, In addition to'thls certificate, we will give you a receipt for $2 for every dollar you pay up to $30. EXAMPLE: Present this Certificate nnd get u receipt for $30.00 Present this Certificate and pay $3 In cnh and get a receipt for $10.00 Present this Certificate nnd iay $10 In cash nnd get a receipt for $30.00 Present this Certificate and pay $13 In cash and get a receipt for $00.00 Present this Certificate and ay $UO in cah and get a reciept for $70.00 Prscnt tliLs Certlflcnt and iay $23 In cash and get a receipt for $80.00 Present this Certiorate and pay $30 In ca.su nnd get a receipt for $00.00 For this reason wo publish an advertising test certificate. It calls for $30.00. It is goor for w much actual cash. It will bo accepted by us as the first payment for any piano in this sale. Select your piano now, present your certificate, arrange for payment of tho balance as best suits-your cos venlence, and the piano Is yours. But. oven this Is not all of the Inducements we now 1 ave to offer. If you choose to make a further payment whea you select your piano, we pay a premium of $1 for every dollar up to the amount of the certificate that you jay us at the time you select your instrument. We publish below tho certificate a schedule showing exactly what these certificates will amount to. Remember that the piano prices are reduced to less than wholesale. Bear in mind that you need make no cash pay ment other thananadvertlsln g test certificate whea you select your piano. Bear In mind, too, that the balance remaining unpaid can be settled in monthly payments of $12, $10, $8; yes. even 0. Several very choice brand new warranted makes of pianos will be sold during this sale for $l.as a week. Still others will go for $1.30 a week, or pay $3.00 or $0.00 monthly, if you prefer. All instruments inth is sale will bo plainly mark ed at the reduced lowest cash cost. .Those buying on time will secure the same cash prices, but will pay simple interest on deferred payments. Bear In mind, that these pianos are the latest, choicest, brand new especially selected Instruments from tho foremost, greatest and most trustworthy American piano makers. 'f'f'f-f-f-f'f-f-f-f t BUSINESS LOCALS : " 44 Ponch trooa for nalo cheap. An ontirj cnrlond at 10 uonta each. II. It. Pntorson, Nnsh hotol. For your notnry work seo II. N. Yookoy, notnry public for Oregon. Mail Tribuno office For wood of nil kinds, soo tho Squnro Don! Woodvnrd. Phone 2001, Fir Btrooti botwoon Second and Third Htroota. Gould & Lindloy, proprietors, 201 Wcnr Kidd's Shoos. If you wnnt satisfaction try a o.ick of Mt. Hood Snow-Fall Flo.ir. For fialo nt tho Runs Mill. Remem ber Ihn' nine?. Polk & Siu. Paints, wall paper, glnfla. Mot cnlf's, 318 E. Mnin stroot. 312 naaklna for noalth. instrument In thlssnlo is unconditionally warranted In every respect. Included Is the Chlckering, oldest in America, best In the world; New York's creat art nrodnet tho Weber: .the Kimball, Chicago's finest mnko, tho Lester, Philadelphia's best; the famous Marsliall & Wendell; our own make, the Eilers Orchestral: Smitli llarnes: rlnn,i rm.ii. llng,,cte.,etjc. No moro benutoful pianos have ovor been shown in Medford no greater assortment has ever been shown at any one time than we present Tuesday morning. Wi want tUo least posslblo delay In disposing of this stock, and wo want thereby to secure one hundred additional enthusiastic and loyal friends for Ellers Piano House. For $1 IH you will socuro Tuesday morning pianos which have never been sold for less than $223 heretofore. $107, 172 and $108 will secure such grades as are never to be obtained olsowhoro for les than $230 and $300. A;sk particularly to sco soino magnificent $100 styles, now $27 1, and the plainer cases, same make, $233. $8 a month buys them, while the less expensive styles go at $0 and 83 a nuinrV ' Snlo prices on tho very fnnclost of $430 and $300 styles are now $208, $307 and $328. Bear In mind distinctly that wo guaranteo quality, and wo guarantee price. Wo agree to refund all money paid' if purchase after delivery Is not found exactly as represented and lu evory way satisfactory. Again we repeat, no cash paymont Is necessary; cut ou t tho coupon, which will bo taken at its face value aa the first payment. If you havo no piano, como at onco. Wo havo presonted many a money-saving opportunity to the piano buyer in the past, but never heretofore have wo made such a liberal offer as this, and wo nro sure that its equal will nover bo presented again. Bear In mind thnt tho prices quoted nro tho lowest ovor known tho terms of ownership the most liberal our guarantee the most binding, in a few words, this is the piano-buying event of a llfotlmo. Better come at onco, as the first comers will, of course, have best choice. Eilers Piano House Oreons'g, Oldest, Largest and Most Responsible Dealers Located Temporarily at Week's & McGowan Cos Furn. Store Medfojjd Oregon TAFI FIRM FRIEND IB Sends Word That Interpretation of Statuto Alone Keeps Him From Putting Minimum Rate In Effect. TORONTO, Out., March 21. Fol lowing tho tariff uouforeucu botwoon Preaidont Tuft, Govoruor-Oonornl Lord Groy nnd Minister of Finance Fioldiug, Proaidont Taft, through Dr. J, II. MnoDonnld, oditor of tho To ronto Globe, has sont n mossngo to Canada. "Say to tho people of Canada," said Taft to MacUouald, "thnt my moat sincoio desire is that not only tho prosont unforeseen difficulty, bit all that other difficulties botwoon Canada nnd tho United Stntos will bo settled with justice to both nud in n Bpirit of friendship nnd generos ity. "Afiauro tho pcoplo of Cnundn that if It woro only n mattor of businoss nnd not n mnttor of protooting the statutes, I would havo had no trou blo in proclaiming t aundn ns having tho right to our minimum tariff. 1 havo aeon too much of Cnundinn pooplo, nud hold too high nn appre ciation of Canndn's worth, and nm too profoundly in sympathy with Cnnndn'a aspiratloua ns a part of tho British ompiro to hagglo over tho more tidvnntngos and disndvnntngoa of international trade. "Tho difficulty has been in inter preting n stntuto which has never be fore boon interproted, "After ft conforonco with Hon. Mr. Fielding I am hopeful of finding n solution which will havo regard for my judicial responsibility ns presi dent nnd also sorvo trade intoresta in both groat countries." This mossngo was given MnoDon nld in recognition of his efforta to oreato an understanding botwoon businoss intorosta of tho two countries. Moro onreful buying is nn enforced ponnlty of tho incroaalng "ooat of liv ing." Ad-wntchfulness ia greatly helpful. Hnskins for Health. FISHERMAN DIE OFF PORTUGAL COAST Four Boats, Carrying 32 Men, Goes Down In Angry Deep Llfesavers' Task Hopeless. LISUON, Maich 21. Four fish ing boats carrying 32 men wore lost today in n storm that ia raging along tho Portuguese const. Five bodies hnvo boon waahod ashore. Thoro is little clmnco that nny of those aboard escaped. Lifesavora stationed along tho const have been attempting to ren der aid to tho survivors, but it is be lieved that tho tusk is hopoloas. Tho storm has caused considerable prop erty damage. Bids Wanted Contractors and builders aro uskcdf to furnish bids for tho erection of a dwelling house. Gravel for cement work and stono furnished by owner. Contractor must furnish bond. , Spec ifications and plans ou file with J. A. Mcintosh, n.cliitect, on West Mais street, Medford. Addrvss all comma nlcatious to F. A. COWLE8, Westnwuy Orchard Star Route Medford, Or