MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1910,
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SOCIAL ANb PERSONAL
N. CiimiiiliiKM lol't Tijolny lor
KukIo Point to look iiflor mutton o!'
ih KImIi liiilui oxImimIoii. Mr. Cum
iiiIiiuh fitaltiH that ho l WInk IhhII.v
lumlitiaiilii-a in hl oxtottHloii work
Miy Inability to mioiirn tuiuiiN. TIiIm
dll'l'li'iilty will bo removed In u Hliorl
tlinu, iih hooii iih the bulk of tho or
chant mill n;iieiilltmil work In coin
liloUid. l'oiwih tii'oH Co i hiiIu at ton ooulii
emit n oiuih. 11. H. J'nltormm, NiihIi 1h
tel. MuiilKoiniiry'rt huir-dVonnliifc' pal
lorn now oimiii. TtO
Alius Mollio Towiiii, Hid popular
.mid ul'fioli'iit deputy Dotinty lrk,
nttnniluil Kantiir hurvhio In Mod ford
timidity.
Wimr Kidd'H Hhuni.
Hofourt H. Dow, wlio ooimlitulo a
.aru portion of tlu "form-" in tin
.HbnrlllV offluo, poiit Monday nftor
noon in Mi'ilforil.
Clunawiuo at (loodfrioiid'a.
.1. II. llnrvuy of Ualliiu Oieok wit
.In town Monday on a bouillon trip.
.CotfucH at OoodfriondS.
II. H. TroiiHon of Kalo Point wax
'In MiJill'ord Tiiundiiy.
Ari'ola. tin) now labia wntor. Star
UottltiiK Work. 10
Mr. and Mr. Horami Pulton rt
ituiiH'd homo to Sum Vnlloy Tncmlny
nftor bavliij; nponl a few dii in
Mtulford with frionild.
Toim at (liindfrliiiid'M.
F. M. Tryor of Talont wa in Mod
ford Tuemlny on a ImisIikwih trip.
Areola, the now tnblo wator. Star
llottliiiK Work. 10
Wear Kidd'H ShoiiH.
Now hair-droHiiiiiK parlors now
open at MontKomory'B. GO
A. V. HUby and brothor, Al, mid
iion, old friomlM mid iio'iKhhorH of
II. Humphrey, arrived Fridny. Tltv
nro pli'iiMud with our uity and valloy
ami iniiiH'tliutuly Hunt for thoir fain
ills. Tlii i to lie thuir futnro
lioinn. ( Thoy wore old friondn and
nolKhbors of Mr. Uuiiiphroy In Min
iiiwotit and oxoollont people just tin
kind wo wolooiao to our oily.
M.. It. Ilii-cy of hakoviow Ih in
M'.-.lforil.
Until fixture at Ooodfriond'!.
II. .1. Knox and family, now of
Ilhid( Mnnil, but formerly resident
of l.ak PryHtal, Minn., aro oxpcel
cd oou ami will no doubt make thin
their home. They were indiiuod to
try our oliinnto through Komi roportH
Hiuit thrni by II. Humphrey.
K. H. Hnwyor for Hurvoy. Subdi
vIhIoii and platting n ' Hpecinlty.
ItooNi 12, Smoriek.
Mr. mid Mm. Kuom! Suvnpo of
Olonilalo aro vlmling rolnlivo and
frlomlK in Medford thi week.
Areola, tho now (nlilo wntor, Star
Hot Dim; WorkH. 10
The ladle of the M. K. church will
Kivo a ton at tho rcHidonno of Mr.
J. M. Conklin, 'JOfi North Apple
wtroot, from 2 to 0 p. m. Twonty
fivo coutH will bo cbnrKod. All nro
Invited."
Cnrvinj; not nt Goodfriond'.
Dr. V. II. Needing Ih Hpondinj; the
wook nt Kiifjlo Park, IiIh ranch, noar
UrowiiHboro.
A nico Holoction of monthly bloom
ing rtiHCH nt 25 coutH ouch. II. 1).
PntterHon, Hotel Nnnh,
Sno tho And rows Oporn company
in thoir new nkit tonight; grontodt
over. Benefit Grontor Medford club.
M
ARTIN & EMERY CO'
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Exactly as presontod
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307 TIMES IN CHICAGO
286 TIMES IN BOSTON
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Tin) Medford American Wommi'f
Idiikuo will hold Hh kuiioihI IhihImchh
niceliiii; In tho ChrlHtlan chnreli al 2
o'clock Hiittmlny at'tmnoou, April J.
All moinboiH oxpiictod.
Door matn at (looiKrinnd'H.
P. ). KiiHlorilay of Portland wiih
In Mudl'oril Monday on IiiihIiichh.
Wbltman'H cmidlcM nro unoxcollod.
Ilio Morrivold Shop Iiiih tho oxclim
ivo aniincy for Mudford.
Ooui'ko K, RaiidoiH of flrmttH l'nn
wiih a .Medford vlHitor Monday after
noon. Phono 2001, Ooodfrlcnd'H.
Mm, K. K. ,Iaoknon of OrnntH Piim
n)0iit .Munday n'wlit in Medford.
John II. Cnrkin, attorney nt law,
ivor JnckHon County Hank.
Mr. and Mm, I. h. dovvoll of Trail
aru in ,Medford attemliiiK to hoiih
IiiinIiionh imitterM.
Carpot Hweoporo at Oooilfrieud'H.
Wear Kidd'H 8hocn.
Sco tho windowH at tho 11. C.
Kontiier Co.
WrliiKorH ftt Ooodfrlcnd'H.
Wear Kldd'n 8ho.
Korneliii Korn "Kinkn will bo .n
oxribillon tonight. Do Hiiro iind hoc
her nt tho oporn Iiouho. Hoiiefit of
Orttutor Medford club,
Kltohou utonsllH ntfloodfriond'H.
1'crhnpn you need n typewriter.
i'ou can soctiro any mnko you winh,
u a robullt typowriter, at Tho Morri
vold Shop, nt n renflonnblo urice.
J. W. WilliaiiiH of Yreka, Cal,, ik
HpeudiiiK a few dayH with friends in
the Milk')'.
Hooks HibloH, Prnyor IlookH, po
etry, fiction, gift book for children
and nduitn. Como In and look them
over nt Tho Morrivold Shop.
Tho Morrivold Shop ban office
'tipplicH, including fiten, blnnk books,
memorandum bookH, penellH, peiiH,
mkH, inkwollH, tnblotn, typewriter
oipplicH, envelopes, panto, muciluKO
mid fountain poiih.
Ho on linnd to hoo tho Gold .Medal
Girl nt tho oporn Iiouho tonight. Hen
eflt Greater Medford club.
MAN WITH DOG TEAM
ARRIVES IN TOWN
Willtiiin Hrown, who Kny ho start
ed Ihroo and a half yearn ago from
New Fotimllniid mid has tiiiice trav
eled with bin team of four New
Koundlaud dogrt throiiKh Europe,
I'nptliinil, part of South Africa mid
acroKH the North American conti
nent, won in Medford Tiiciday. He
drivoH a toiim of four dopi, three of
them beitiK of the original four with
which he Htnrtvd.
He Ih on bin way to IOt AiiKolof,
tho end of IiIh jounioy. When he
arrivoH (hero ho will hnvo traveled
about .If), 0110 u'lilcs.
STOCKHOLDERS DISAGREE.
(Continued from PnRO'l.t
ho had mado mlHtnkoH in buying mid
poHHibly other vnyK, hut that he felt
that tho troubles had been forced on
the firm ns much or moro by tho fail
ure of tho partners to co-oporato
with him n for any of his mmtnkos.
Ho stated that ho had done nil in bin
power to snvu tho firm, nnd that he
would endeavor boiiio time in tho fu
tnro to pny hiit pnrt. of any losses
tho creditors might ttuffcr. He stat
ed further that ho had lost ovory
thiiiK trylnir to koop tho storo gotnp;,
oven monoy lonned by personal
friendw.
MEDFORD THEATRE
S
THE RED
AVe
ADOLPH SHULTZ IS
RELEASED ON BAIL
Adolph Schultr, who war, indicted
by tho grand jury yesterday on a
charge of ombczclomcnt of tho funds
of Orcgoninn-I'ocuhontns Tribe, No.
I, O. It. M., of Jacksonville, was re
leased on bonds of $300 lust night.
His shortage of sotno $1100 to tho
Ited Men bus boon made good by his
brother, mid it is likely that further
prosecution will bo dropped.
C. E. MINIER, COURT
STENOGRAPHER, DIES
C. E. Minicr, who has been acting
as court stonographor sinco tho ap
pointment of F. M. Calkins to the
bench, diod nt his homo In Ashland
Monday night of plourisy. His death
wns unoxpootod, ns ho was ill only
a few houso before donth enrao.
Gcorgo Chorry, who hns boon not
ing ns stenigrnphor in tho law of
fices of Colvig & Ronmes, will fill
tho position during this term of
court.
Wednesday, March 30
Music by VICTOR HERBERT
WHAT NEW YORK THINKS OF IT
The "Red Mill is too good to bo truo Tologrnm. The Red Mill is n rollicking ontortninment
Nows. Tho Red Mill grinds out a success ITornld. The Red Mill is n novelty World. It's
full of laughs Sun. The Red Mill is a ton strike Mail.
re
It's the Air-Tight Construction of the Monarch Malleable Range that makes it use less fuel
than others. It's the saving in fuel that accounts for the fact that
A Monarch Actually Pays For Itself in Real Money
Are You interested? You Ought To Be.
TEMPORARY LOCATION, COX'S WAREHOUSE,
also invite you to inspect our line of Stewart and Menlo Ranges, Rugs, Carpets, Linoleum
and Shades. -
IT WILL PAY YOU TO GET OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY.
CLARK-HENERY CO.
GETS PAVING CONTRACT
(Continued from Page 1.)
tions is one part cement, three parts
sand and six parts broken rock or
gravel, while tho Barber specifica
tions provided seven parts of crush
ed rock or gravel and is a weaker
concrete. Tho city engineer esti
mates tho concrete foundation to be
I luid by Cmrk-llenery will cost nearly
000 moro than tho Barber con
crete would have, which nearly
equalizes tho cheaper excavation
price of tho Harbor. Tho council or
dered both sots of specifications
published in tho Mail Tribune.
All mombers of tho council were
present when Mayor Canon called it
to ordor. Attorney C. L. Kennies,
representing tho Barber Asphalt
company, mudo tho following state
ment to the council:
"Tho Barber Asphalt compauy has
mado tho lowest bid for paving, nnd
contends that in all fairness ami
justice it is entitled to tho contract.
Tho officers of tho company nre
present nnd ready to nnswor all
GUTHBERT'S
The "Stay Sa.t Isf ACt&ry"t&i
RANGE BUYERS! Know what
you are buying. l5ut aside all
Prejudice. Get dowu to PLAIN
PACTS of Range Construction
and then decide if you want a
Range made of Brittle Material
mounted with Stove Bolts
plastered with Stove Putty, or
one with its seams Riveted air
tight Solid Permanent.
questions and substantiate their
cluim that their bid is the lowest."
Council the Judge.
Mayor Canon replied: "The coun
cil does not take the view that the
contract must be awarded to the
lowest bidder. The right to reject
any bid is reserved. The council as
sumes to be judge of tho best bid for
tho city and tho best is not always
the lowest, uud what might appear
the lowest might be really the high
est. This is a matter for the coun
cil to determine."
Councilman Wortman moved that
the bid of the Clark & Henery com
pany be accepted, and tho motion
curried, Demmor alone voting in tho
negative, as he favored Granitoid
pavement for cortain business
streets. Other necessary ordi
nances to award the contract and
speed the work were unanimously
passed. Mr. Clark and othor repre
sentatives of tho successful bidders
mado n short speech of thanks and
promised to start work as soon ns
possible
Iluber's, Statement.
Manager Oscar Hubor of the Bar
MILL
Book by HENRY M. BLOSSOM
Prices 50c, $1.00, $1.50. Sale opens at Haskins Monday, March 28 at 10 o'clock
FREE LTST ENTIRELY SUSPENDED FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT.
COR. FRONT AND ELEVENTH7
ber Asphalt company states: "The
Barbor Asphalt company does not
; think it was given a square deal nnd
thinks it was entitled to tho contract
as the lowest bidder. Wc offered to
'bid under any set of specifications
'the city desired, but as none were
furnished, wo bid under those adopt
ed by the city of Portland. The Bar
ber Asphalt company is the largest
paving company in tho world and
docs not do poor work. It is cus
tomary for cities to make their own
specifications mid force the eon
tractor to live up to them. Wo were
not consulted by the council, not
given any chance to amend or alter,
not given an opportunity to discuss
our bid with tho council in executive
session or otherwise. Wo made the
lowest bid we havo yet mado on tko
coast. I offered to give a five-year
guarantee on our pavement, to keep
in repair free for fivo years.
"I nm sorry that we did not se
cure the contract, becauso we all
like Medford. Several of the Bar
ber people, including myself, havo
already mado large investments in
the valley nnd had we secured the
60 PEOPLE
imi niiiifi iiiibiu FRANKER WOODS as KID CONNER-
Beauty Chorus of 40 augmented -orchestra ami.
THE :: FAMOUS :: DUTCH STJDTJTJES
Mignonette, Good-A-Bye John, Yon JS&mr
Can Tell About a Woman, Whistle It,' The
Streets of New York, Because You're Yen, Go
While the Goin's Good, Every Day Is LaciiM1
Day With Me, and others :: ::
ft
1
contract heavy iayestxHeote ware aa-
thonzed by tho president ef the com
pany and eaateiB officials.''
: BUSINESS LOCALS I
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Edel Bran will .be in Xedforil
this week. Ask JDoc &yaa. 10
For wood of all kinds, the
Square Deal Woodvard. Phono
2U01. Fir street,' -between Second
and Third streets. Gould ft Lkidlejv
proprietors. .261
Wear ludd's Shoo.
If you waal satisfaction try u
s. ck of Mu Hood Snow-Fall Flo in.
For sale at the Xase 3C3L JComnwi
Ler tho oluca. Polk & Son.
W. P. Oerwotf, contraoter, p sin
ter and paperhaBger. Pheae 0.803.
Park View Hotel. G
Ed el Braa wll he m Xe0for
this week. Ask Doe (Ryan. ID
Masking for Health.
Including
BEET a SWQtt u -CON KIDDER
FRANKER, WOODS as KID -CONNE
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