MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON", SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1910.
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Hills Bros
Highest Grade
iCoff ee
Steel Cut
'flic Coffees used in this blond
nro the very highest varieties,
selected with great euro for
.jtrcngth and nrouin, smooth
ind delicate flavors blended
by trtstc, not by weight, scien
tifically roasted; every pound
guaranteed.
A trial is all wc ask.
I! R. T. Allin
Successor to
GOODFRIEND,
I 132 WEST MAIN STREET.
The Successful
Cook
Find out the best kind of flour and
sticks to it. The question is, "Which
is bestt" Havo you found out the
superior qualities of pure white
flourf One Mc'dford baker declares
that Pure White has uo superior and
but few equals. Hundreds of Bed
ford womon have found it nliuost
perfect. It's time you wore trying a
sack of this most excellent flour
if you don't know it. You won't go
wrong on auythiug you try to bake
from this flour. It is certain to be
the same in every sack.
WHITE
DIAMOND
When you think of a dia
mond you think of the
'inost precious of stones.
"When you use
"WHITE DIAMOND
FLOUR
you use the finest hard
wheat flour sold in
Southern Oregon. We
know it do you?
i Olmstead
& Hibbard
WEST MAIN STREET
PHONE 571
WITH THE FIGHTERS.
Jim Barry is back in Chicago and
declares that Langford car. defeat
Jack Johnson.
Jim Burge, the Iron Man, died re
cently of consumption in Sydney,
Australia.
Joe Thomas has arrived in Cali
fornia and started training for his
, coming battle with Bill Papke.
Packey McFariand and Joe
Fletcher, the English welter, will box
15 rounds in London, May 2.
Ad Wolgast wants $20,000 to meet
Freddie Welsh. Ad must want to get
enough money together to buy a
.couple of steaks.
'Historic Site at Auction.
"NEW YORK, April 30. One of the
last of ihe histono sites in the vicin-
march of population today when
Battle Hill Park, at White Plains,
was auctioned off for building lots.
'It was on this memorable ground, on
October 28, 1770, that Washington,
after detaching a garrison of 3000
men for the defense of Fort Wash
ington, entered with the remainder f
Yi.v a i - ...a i . ...
una zorco into a. spiraea action witli
the British under General Howe and
Jost-nenrly 400 of his men.
President Van Hlse the Speaker.
HOUSTON, Tor., April 30. The
members of the Northern Universi
ties Alumni association are gathorcd
in Houston fdr their annual meeting.
Tho fcaturo of tho meeting is to bo
the banquet tonight at which Presi
dent Van Hiso of tho University of
Wisconsin is to bo tho chief sneaker.
Presidont Van Hiso has chosen for
his subject, "ITighor Education in the
South and West."
LOWER FREIGHT
RATES ASKED
Lang of Medford Grocery Co. Ap-
pears Before State Railroad Com
mission as Representative of Med
ford Commercial Club.
I. Lang, of tho Medford Grocery
Co., appeared before the state rail
road commission Thursday at Salem
as tho representative of the Medford
Commercial club's freight rate com
mittco and proved the best informed
witness of the hearing. He brought
out the club's contention that lower
carload rates were essential to build
ing up a jobbing center. Ho was
armed with a mass of statistics.
While the first-class rate may be
fair, he declared that the difference
between tho first and second-class
rates is not proportionate. He con
tended that cn equitable rate would
be based on the graduated tariff es
tablished by the Washington state
commission uid recently ordered in
effect on the O. R. & N.
Improved Equipment.
R. Koehler. general purchasing
agent of the Southern Pacific, stat
ed that sinco the year 1893 the
Southern Pacific company has made
remarkable improvements in its right
of way and equipment, in that at the
time there were no steel rails between
the towns of Tangent and Roseburg;
the bridges between Portland and
Ashland were wooden; 19 miles of
trestle work has been filled in tho
past eight years; embankments have
been widened from 14 to 16 feet, and
in place of tho comparatively light
equipment, new and heavier engines
and cars havo been installed.
Mr. Koehler was then asked why
were class rntes lower in 1893 than
they were at the present date, and
ho said special circumstances was
tho principal cause, among them be
ing the competition with tho O. R.
& N. N
In connection with tho competition
fight, tho witness stated that a
great amount of tenming was being
earned on, especially between Cor
vallis and Eugene. Mr. Koehler said
tho first competition occurred in
1881, and continued until tho Oregon
Notice
Tho old established Medford
Bakery and Delicatessen havo
again resumed business with
now men, better goods, prompt
service. Everything up-to-date.
Our motto is to pleaso our pat
rons. Glvo us a trial. Re
spectfully, A. F. RANKING & Co.
SOUTH CENTRAL AVE.
rilONE 3LUN 2252.
iBUmuicubi
M Tfyamrn
Til Onlr Wbmsn'a Collar on tha
Pacific Cout Eiclniival
for Younar Women
Located among tbt beautiful
Lilt near Oalland, California,
do to San Franciaco and tbc
great Univeraitic of tbc Wot.
Full collrtfiate eourae leading
to drfrec. Entrance and graduation requirement!
equivalent to tboae of Stanford and Univeraity
of California. Training Cta atudenta for teaching
regular lines of academic work, and offer apecial
advantage for muiic, art, library atudy and
bom economic. Well equipped laboratorie for
cienc. Special attention to health of dudent.
Modern gymnaiium thoroughly equipped. Out
door life and amutement in the ideal California cli
mate. Alumnae in every city on the Pacific Coatt.
FOR CATALOGUE AOORIia ,
President Luclla clay car6on. LL. d.
mills CoLLEae P. O., California
Good Meat
THE ONLY KIND WE KEEP
EVERY POUND IS SUPERIOR
MADE TENDER IN OUR OWN
Cold Storage Plant
More For Your . Money
It' you will look into the meat question carefully
you are sure to buy your meat here.
REMEMBER THE LOW PRICES ON
WOODLAWN MAPLE SYRUP
Warner, Wortman 6 Gore, Inc.
Grocery Phone 286 Market Phone 281
GOOD SAFE FOR SALE
A Healthy
Drink
A drink of good coffee will start
'the day right mid itinku you fool
bright mid witloiiwnko whoro nimiy
j times you would ho drowsy mid
.liouvy-oycd. Good coffoo will
'strengthen you, not us n tonic mid is
healthy. Of course, you emt drink
to excess, hut u trial of Hills Hros.'
high-grade stool-out coffoo will do
you good.
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY
TO SECURE LECTURER
People of Medford to Be Given an
Opportunity to Learn All About
Radium at an Early Date.
Pacific road wns sold to A. B. Ham
mond in 1S9C.
Lower Rate Demanded.
Mr. Koehler was asked whether or
not the rcmarknhle increase in the
population of Portland since 18S0
would not tend to increase the earn
ings of tho Southern Pacific in the
Willnmctte valley, and thus give the
public the benefit of a lower rnte.
He admitted that traffic had in
creased sinco that time greatly, but
he thought this could be partly ne
countcd for by the advanced effi
ciency of tho road.
One of the points brought out at
the investigation into class rates on
tho Southern Pacific by tho state
railroad commission was that not
withstanding the population of the
Willamette valley increased in the
past 20 years from three to five
fold, the rates nro higher now than
they were two decndc3 ago. This
was shown by a report of tho O. R.
& N". company mado to a committee
of the legislature in 1S89.
Tho commission plnccd in evidence
11 exhibits, showing a comparison of
class rates out of Omnha. Kansas
City, St. Paul, Senttlo and Salt
Lake with these on the Southern Pacific.
New Suits Filed.
J. T. Prall vs. Fred Marshall Ac
tion for possession of real property;
A. E. Reames for plaintiff.
Haskins for Health. "
MAY DAY AROUSES
ANXIETY IN EUROPE
LONTDON", April 30. Owing to the
unusual unrest in labor circles Eu
rope is awaiting May day with mere
anxiety than has been the caso in
n number of years. The lockout of
the building trndes in Germany has
nroused intense feeling throughout
the empire. In Paris, the prefecture
of polico has taken extraordinary
precautions to suppress disorders to
morrow. A dispatch from the French
cnpital today says that no fewer than
20 regiments of infantry and drag
oons arc quartered in tho city in an
ticipation of trouble. Though the
number of unemployed in London is
lnrgcr than usual, no disturbances
arc expected here.
Perm's Big Relay Carnival.
PHILADELPHIA, April 30. Bo
fore thousands of spectators, the
chosen representatives of over 200
schools and colleges of the country
met under the auspices of tho Uni
versity of Pennsylvania on Franklin
field this afternoon in tho 10th an
nual intercollegiate and interschol
nstic relay race meeting. Tho entry
list wns an exceptionally fino one,
comprising over 1500 performers.
Nearly nil of the big colleges of the
oast and south were represented. The
institutions of tho middle west also
had a good representation, including
Michigan, Illinois, Indiana and Kansas.
Medford may in a fow weeks wit
ness tho nmr els of radium, tho revo
lutions of which have so unitized the
world. Undiutn, it will bo remem
bered, id tho newly-found substance
that gives constant heat and light,
and continuously throws off tiny
particles of itself, yet without any
apparent diminution of woight or
strength. Its rays will penetrate a
foot of steal or go through two foot
of hard wood. Its cost is at tho rate
of over $.",000,000 per pound, mid '
hardly obtainable even at that fab
ulous price, so extremely scarce in
the present supply. Scientists esti
mate it is practically iuoxhaustible
and that it will continue its peculiar
manifestations for thousands, if not
millions of years, without wearing
out. Professor W. B. Patty, nh ex
pert exhibitor, may bo engaged for
an early anpcarauco here, bringing a
supply of radium nnd demonstrating
its wonderful properties; nUo bring
ing, if he conies, a complete wireless
telegraph apparatus and a supply of
liquified air, both of which will be
instructively and entertainingly
J shown.
Tho coming of theso novelties to
the city depends upon citizens show
ing promptly a desire to havo such
an attraction. "Already many tick
ets have been spoken for, and if fiO
more can bo placed in tho next day
or two, dofinito arrangements will Iw
nnnounc'd. Those interested in the
movement may communichto their
desires to or obtain information from
St. Mary's academy.
In Memory of Daniel Boone.
SALISBURY, N. C, April 30.
Descendants of Daniel Boone mid a
host of other admirors of the famous
pioneer gathered today at tho old
Boono homestead near hero mid took
steps for tho porpottiation of tlfe
memory of Daniel Boono nnd the
preservation of tho cnbin in which
he lived while a resident of Davidson
Popular
Store
Is Your Porch Habitable ?
WE CAN ADD ANOTHER ROOM TO YOUR HOUSE.
A room that will be cool and comfortable on the hottest day because tho glare of
the sun is shut out and the cooling broezes are allowed to circulate and all you need
to do is to use
Vudor Porch Shades
YOU. CAN SEE OUT, BUT NO ONE PASSING CAN SEE IN
Porch Furniture
Come and see the new porch furniture, including the beautiful "ICCOTAN,"
made from imported grasses and looks very desirable guaranteed to wear.
"MALLEBAR FIBRE" Old Hickory and that swellest of all, tho new "PAC
CORAT" PORCH FURNITURE. New, light, artistic, sanitary, durable. Tho
Paccorat is the imported Singhalese in its natural state. No paint or varnish of
any kind is used. It will stand all kinds of weather, and is certainly the best
Porch Furniture made.
Medford Furniture Company
Bast Main Street Medford
PEOPLE delight in t Hiding at a popular store
a store that is always crowded where the
clerks are perfectly courteous tit all times and where
you are absolutely sure that your needs will be
promptly supplied at correct prices and where ev
eryone fs desirous of giving you the very best qual
ity. If you notice tit till carefully you'll find (hat
one store in .Medford is centrally located and is very
popular.
THERE IS CERTAINLY A REASON.
Do you trade with this popular store 'i
ALLEN & REAGAN
202 E. MAIN ST.
PHONE MAIN 2711
county. The cabin is to he restored, (
as nearly as possible, to the condl- J
tion it was in wIumi Mootio occupied BENSON has 17 lots for sale
it, and a suitable monument in mom- J l Ki'iuune bargain prices.
ory of tho pioneer will be erected in i. a a
the grounds Hurropnding tho house.
I
The Southern
Dairy Co.
Arc now prepared to supply the family trade with
pure, rich
ICE CREAM
Fruit Bricks, Water .Ices, Sherbets, Etc., DELIV
ERED PACKED IN ICE, at the following prices:
Ono quart 50c
Two quarts 75c
Ono gallon $1.25
AT THE FACTORY
Ono quart 25c
Two quarts 50c
One gallon $1.00
SPECLtf, RATES TO CHURCHES, LODGES,
SOCIALS, PICNICS, ETC. COUNTRY ORDERS
SOLICITED. A trial order will convince you that
the quality is right as well as the price.
32 S. CENTRAL AVE. TELEPHONE 881
HT " P
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