MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1910.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Just rocolvod n our of uolcot linio.
1 l'inca Lurabor Co. 13'
Dr. J. P. Hoddy returned Tuesday
from n biiHinoHH trip t Portland.
reiiH nt Cloodfrieud'a.
Tboo. Cnmoron, ox-Htirto Hunutor
from Jackson county, mid one of tliu
pioneers of Southoni Oregon, wuh in
.Modford from Jacksonville Tuesday.
MontKoinnry'H liair-dre8liiK par
lor now oocn. CO
Jouo Ilouek wuh nt Jacksonville
Huvoral dayu thin week oh a member
-of tbo jury pnnul, but so far lias us
caped doiiiK duty.
i)(nir matK at Qoodfrieiid'n.
l'orter J. Neff wn at OrnntH I'ihh
Tuosdny oil business.
Phono 2(11)1, Ooodfrirtiid'8.
0. P. Trofren of AHhlnnd was nt
Jacksonville Tuesday on legal bun
lncsfl.
John H. Carkin, nttornoy nt lnw,
ovor jnbkson County Hnnk.
K. 1. UnccH o Ashland was a
Jacksonville visitor Tuosdny on bunt
noss boforo tho circuit court.
Now lialr-droHHiiiL' pnrlora now
open at Montgomery's. 80
The S. & 0. lunchroom, located in
tho room formerly occupied by the
hinonck Cafe, ifnow open for bus
iucH.i night and day. 13
Cnnot sweopors nt, GoodfriondV.
Peach trcoH for Halo at ton centH
each. .II. 1). Pnttonton, NnRh hotl.
RnrdoiiR now fountain is (Unpenn
ing doHoioiiL, drinks, icon and ioo
-oronm. Open until midnight.
Vico-Proaldont J. P. O'nrion, Gon
oral Prulght Agent I). H. Millor, Su
perintendent L. R. Fiolda of tho
Southorn Pnoifio, and V. II. Hurl-'
burt, formor gonornl pnssongor ngont
of tho 0. R. & N., spent Monday eve
ning in Modford. Thoy nrrivod oarly
enough to tnko an nuto rido through
tho valloy and oxprossod thcinsqlvoH
aa charmed with its beauty, .In tho
evening thoy woro guosts nt tho Ora
tor Lnko club at tho monthly Binokor.
All woro plouflcd with tho ovidout
progroas and prospority of Modford.
Thoy loft for tho north early Tuoh
lay, Chinnwnro nt Goodfriond'fl.
R. C. P. Afltbury of Gold Hill was
a Modford visitor Tuosday.
Wringors at Goodfriond'fl. ,
J. 0. Aitkon of Gold Hill wns in
Modford ou business Tuosdny.
Carving sots nt Goodfriond'fl.
Wlllinm Von der Hollon of Englo
Point flpout Monday night in thin
city.
Rardnn mnkoH dollvoriofl to any
part of tho city or ioo oronm and
flhorbet for SundnyB dinner. Tolo
plinno 371.
R. R, Manning of Central Point,
who recently mndo Homo substantial
investments in that Roctiou, was n
Modford vlHitor Tuosday.
Jitat roooivod a oar fit Holoot Hmo.
Big Pinos Lumbor Co. 13
R. V. Ilitchoook of Kaglo Point
wan jn Modford on bunin'ss Tuesday,
Rurdon will dolivor Sunday va
nilln, maple, nut and strnwhorry ioo
oronm and plnonpplo flherbot to any
part of city. Phono 371.
Colonel Goorgo P. MiniB of Sovon
Oaks was In Modford Monday ovo
"Ing, Bath fixtures at Goodfriond'fl.
J. C, Pondloton of Tablo Rook was
in Modford on a business trip Tuoa
dny, 1
Walter Mooro returned Monday
afternoon from a business trip to
Portland.
Coffee nt Qoodfrieud'H.
Porry Foster of Heaglo ia in Mod
ford on a business trip.
Tbo Silver Kings arc 'in town.
JoHoph llnntiiih, one of tho oldest
citizens of Iicngle, was in Medford
on n business trip Tuesday.
Visit tho Silver Kings Palace in
old Christian Tabernacle after Tues
day. John Huffer of Jacksonville wan a
Medford visitor Tuesday.
Tho old Pioneer ltnkcry is now
being overhauled and a fine lino of
edibles nro being sold, fresh every
day.
Mrs. C. I), Roid and daughter,
Misa Emma, woro Modford visitors
Tuesday.
Kitchen utensils nt Goodfriond's.
J. R. Hammer, who lias boon min
ing in tho Willow Springs district for
tho past Bovorul seasons, was in
Medford Monday on business. Mr
Hammer hnd fiomo beautiful sped
mons of rook with him and oxpocta
to dovolou his mine into rt bonanza
sorno dny.
i'or nrtistio photographs go to
Lcsmoistor'a. Children's pictures n
apocialty, Central Point. 16
RntiBo Rouso was in Modford from
Ashland Tuosdny.
J. E. Watt wns at Central Point
looking nftor his orchard Tuesday.
Mr. Watt dooB not behove that fruit
hna boon Injured by frost as yet
whoro smudging hna boon rosortod
to. "Wo hnvo boon doing aomo
smudging," ho said, "but on high
lauds it hna not boon really nocosBnry
yot. If tho frost could bo mndo to
thin properly it would save tho fruit
growors a lot of work lator on, judg
ing from tho amount of blooms on
tho troos."
Tho fiophomoro class of tho Med
ford high school went in a body to
Jacksonville on tho oarly morning
train and thou "hlkod ovor tho hill"
to tho Osgood farm, whoro thoy on-
joyod tho day aa tho guest of Mr.
and Mrs, Osgood and Misa Jonnnotte.
Marringo licenses hnvo boon grunt
od by tho county olork to John
Lnughlin and Ida Tolmau and to
Lawronco Goorgo nud Cornoliu 13.
Childa.
Murriod In Modford, April 4,
1010, by Rov. W. T. Gouldor, John P.
Rittor and Louolla blairlo. both of
Gold Hill.
LAD IS SENT TO
THE REFORM SCHOOL
RAPIDLY GIVE WAY
Substantial Buildings Are Taking the
Place of Shacks Which Have Long
Stood in Neighboring City. '
Chiof of Polloo Irwin of Ashland
waa at Jnoksonvilio Tuosdny, having
in oliargo Gorge Duffiold, a minor,
who was oousignod to the Hoys' and
Girlfj' Aid society at Portland.
Young Duffiold is a brother of tho
two girls Hont to tho Aid sooioty Inst
fall from Aahlnnd, owing to thoir
surroundings.
At tho sanio time, tho grandfnthor
of tho childron wns sont to Snlom
for nn attempted folonlous nssnult
upon ouo of tho girls.
Ashland Shrlnors to Assemble.
ASHLAND, Or,, April fi.IIillah
Tomplo, of tho Anoiont Arabia Ordor
of tho Mystio Shrino, will hold a
grand coromoninl session Saturday,
Juno 11. This was dooidod at a bus
inosa Bosslon of tho tomplo hold n
few days ago,
, ASHLAND, Or., April 5.01d,
landmarks nro rapidly disappearing
in Ashland and few of the real old-,
time buildings are left in the busi-,
ncsa district. j
Tho latest shacks to disappear
woro thoso embraced in tho wooden
row ou tho west side of Main street
directly ovor tho bridge across Ash
laud oreok. Thoso woro in tho vory
heart of tho business center of Ash
land a few yours ago. Thoy woro
razed last wcok to make way for u
now brick two-story block, which will
have nearly 100-foot frontago ox
tending to Granite street.
The now struoturo will bo built by
Mrs. Susio L. Allen and Major C.
Cunninghnru, who bought out n nou
rosidout shack ownor who held six
feet botwoon them. Tho now block
will reproBout au investment of $25,
000. Tho contracts hnvo already
boon lot. It will make ouo of the
most markod transformations in tho
Plaza-Main street businosa district
that has takon placo in Ashland for
years.
NON-PARTISAN ELECTION
IS HELD IN TACOMA
MITCHELL
h BOEtK
WAGON MAKERS
We make a specialty of
rubber tire work nnd or
chard harrows and
spray tanks, call nt
Merrimau'a' Shop
Riverside Avenue
TACOMA. Wash.. Anril fi. Tho
first strictly nonpartisan oleotion in
the history of tho northwest is being
hold lioro today to so oat u commis
sion of fivo men undor tbo now com
mission plan of municipal govern
ment.
Portv-six candidates nro runnim?
and a majority voto la nocoasarv to
elect. I fnono is ohoson on tho first
ballot a Becond election for tho high-
ost for each place will bo hold m two
weeks.
No nolitica outers into tho contest.
All parties aro bnrrod by the char
tor from nominating and in tho en
tiro campaign no one has ovor asked
tho party proferoncos of tho enndi
datoa. Tho candidates havo made
thoir canvass on thoir positions on
numioinal ownorshin. onforoomont of
law, tho irravitv wntor1 nuostion and
opposition to control by corpora
tions.
Tho pooplo nro also votintr on
sponding $'J,000,OPO to build tho
Groon Rivor gravity wntor system
and for $100,000 for storm sowers.
: BUSINESS LOCALS
For wood of nil kinda, boo the
Square Doit'. Woodvnrd. Phone
2(101, Fir Btroot. botwoon Sooond
and Third streets. Gould & Lindlov.
proprietors, 201 '
Wear Kidd's Shoe
If you want satlafnotlon. trv u
sack of Mt, Hood Snow-Fail Flour.
For salo nt tho Rus Mill? Remem
b'or tho plnoo. Polk Hull & Son.
Canton r
Restaurant
SAM LOCK, Prop.
To Whom It May Concorn:
Tho formor famous chof at tho
Nash Qrlll, Mr. Sam Lock, has
opened a ftrst-clai3 rostaurant
abovo Konnedy'e saloon, No. S3
South Front streot. Entrnnco at
both oldea. Only first-class meals
will bo sorvod, and juct tho namo
of tho proprietor Is tho best guar
nntoo. OPEN' 1-IVERV DAY AND NIGHT
NOODLES, CHOP SUE1.
This is tho only placo whoro
will bo Borvod chop suoy and Chi
na noodles. Como and too mo and
you and. I aro both sure you will
tomo back. Remember, I am will
ing and I proach what I promise.
Yours truly,
SAM LOCK.
Every Thursday
At Smith's Hall on Grape and
Sixth, and ovcry second and
fourth Monday in the month. Six
lesson card for $5 or $1 lesson.
Learn'to waltr. Private lesson by
appointment. Learn to dance
nnd be graceful.
PROF. AND MRS. JEROME,
124 South Central Ave.
Hamcr
Bacon
It Make no Diffwraaco but ba ran k"
Wright's
Money
Makers
10 acres of the finest building
sites, magnificent view of Medford
nnd vnlley, sandy soil; for five days
at a bargain price.
83 1-3 acres, 3 miles out, in fiuo
locality, 26 acres pears, apples,
about 5 years old, some choice apri
cots in fall bearing, GO acres under
cultivation, half under ditch; n
money-maker nt $175 per acre, lib
eral terms.
7-room bungalow, 1001165 foot
lot, fino oak shade trees, well locat
ed and oxcollont home investment;
$2350, ensy terms.
C-room house, 2 lots, close to
Main, 5 blocks from city park;
$3000.
Fino corner lot on Newtown, 56x
1G0, cement wnlk; for quick sale,
$525, $150 cash, balance $10 por
month.
Threo nice lots on 14th nenr New
town, 56xll2V; $400 each, $125
cash, balance $10 per month.
Choice lots in all parts of city.
LET ME SHOW YOU.
JJruccWrightSOo.
132 WEST MAIN. PHONE 2691.
BRAND
Onee ronVo Med Colombia Brand Bxeea r Bia.
yon will demand It alwaya. There la goodaeaa m
naror aboat it t&at you will sever farm.
Colombia Brand I lam. Bacon aad Lard.
represent vie bbom prounela oS tbo MuHb-
irluihwd era art. They are cured with a ar aa4
I l3Sy exaotaeas tlini inanrea their aUsolvte aal
fermity aa well as ladlapa table mpariority.
At Best Dealers, Hotek and Cafes
Unim Meat Osavaar. Pertlasd. Oreson
PlaaMr Paka of tbt PidSe
10
He Who Rises Late
9
Must Trot All Day
Bjiy an Alarm Clock at DIAAIOND'S and lead tho
procession.
J. W. DIAMOND
115 EAST MAIN STREET
Excursion Ratesto the East
DURING 1910
FROM ALL POINTS ON THE
Southern Pacific
(LINES IN OREGON) e(
TO - i - (i ' RATES
CouncU Bluffs $60.00
Omaha $60.00
Kansas City $60.00
St. Joseph $60e00
St. Paul via Council Bluffs .$63.90
Minneapolis direct $60.00
Minneapolis, via Council Bluffs $63.90
Duluth, direct .$66.90
Duluth, via Council Bluffs $67,50
St. Louis $67,50
Tickets will bo on sale May 2d and 9th; Juno 2d, 17th
and 24th; July 5th and 22d; August 3d; September 8th.
Tho above rates apply from Portland only. From points
south of Portland, add ONE WAY local rate to Pact
land, to make through rate via Portland. On way
through California, add $15.00 to above rate.
Ten days provided for tho going trip.
Stop-overs within limits in either direc
tion. Final return limit three month
from date of salo, but not later than Oc
tober 31st.,
Inquire of any S. P. Agent f pr complete information, or
WM. McMURRAY
General Paaetnger Aftwt,
Portland, Ortftpi
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