MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MfeDEORD, ORECJON, TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1910.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
ii
Hubert Jlroodlng, Jr., of Wootlvlllo,
ennui up Woiliioudiiy to liuvo sumo
jilioto work dono.
ID 10, tho liaiinur your. Watch Mod
fonl'H population double, vnluou in
oity properly triple and MtrootoitrH
run to tlio Quoon Anno addition,
Mr. Wiitorlioima and tion-ln-luw,
Mr, Jones, mid funilly, Into of Chi
cago, now ouoiipy tlio Van Antwerp
ronidonoo on North Huutty street.
Thoy aro delighted with tliu city of
Mud ford and with Hnguo Kivor Val
ley with her rolling hills,
John II. Cnrkin, nttornoy at law,
ovor Jackson County Hunk.
Mr. Fnrroll, tlio pioneer minor of
Willow .Springs, although 85 yonrs
old, wnlkod up to tlio oity and linok
Tuomlny.
All Htylon of lognl blanks utlho
Mail Trihiino office. Ovor a hun
dred I'orniH.
McimrH. Do Itolionui, llollirool; and
Siimmorvillo have ouch bought Til)
A. V). S. Poison Oak Lotion at
Wont Hido I'liannaoy and Englo
IMiurmuoy. 37
Mrn. W. II. Humphrey and aunt
cave today for an extended visit
to AlinnoHotu. Tlioy will also roinalii
several days In J'ortland, Halt Lake
and Denver, returning by way of Ca
nadian I'uulfje.
If you want a good residence lot,
alniOHt any part of tlio city wo can
supply you and at tlio hiiiiiu tlmo
hiivo you big money. All holdings
boing oloRod out on account of hav
ing to go oast on IjuhIiiohh within a
fow days. Hoiihoii InvcHlinont Co.
II. J. Knox of Lako CryHtnl, Min
nesota, who has boon visiting tlio
Humphries, roturnod yesterday to
dispose of his holding in Minuosoln
and will inovo to, Mud ford hooii to bo
ono of our satisfied residences.
A. I). S. DIkohUvo Tablets at West
Sido Phannacy and UiikIo Phann
acy. , 37
Li..io Ferguson went to Cunlrul
Point today to visit relatives and look
aflor her realty intoroHtu in tlio
flourishing little city. ,
Ilnvo you considered an investmonl
in oity property, whoro tlio elootrio
fiuit loin of Mr. KiMiui'dv in the rear
of their rosidonoo properly on tlio (ear lino in Hiiro to go. Investigate
wohI Hido of North C. Thin will give tlio yuoou Anno audition. i norm
them an outlet and iinhanee the value Front street.
of their proMont property. H. h. Ilontinger, Grants Pnsu
Mrx.-I,. V. I)ny of San Frnnclsco hustling real OHtato man, spent Mon
vill bo at tho Spirollo CorHot Parlorn day in Medford. Ho was hoard to
for six dayH with a compluto line of, ask Will Humphrey if there waH a
circus in town, win HtiyH no, irn
our rcgulnr buzz.
Mrs. C. Carey will have on baud
throughout tlio planting wiitsou all
loiidinu varieties of tomato plants' at
Star Garden, above Phoenix. tf
Porter J. Xeff was at Jackson
ville TueHday on biirfmoss.
hair switches (grny switches a 8po
clnlty). Combings bought. '10
A. U. 8. Kidney Pills nt Went Side
Pliarmaoy nnd Knglo Pharmacy 37
Jameo Owings returned from Quid
Hill Monday where he had been em
ployed for ten days with a surveying
ijmrly.
The Hawaiian Orchestra and
'Quartette will play at tho Louvre
ate bill and tho house bill will ho
very difforonl.
The senate rogulursr in order to
avert complete surrender to the in
surgents, liavo agreed to give up tho
sections permitting traffic agree
ments and the section allowing in or
gors, Tho insurgents have fougl.l
both those sections and tho regular
decided to eliminate ilium entirely
rather than permit the bill to bu
killed or the proviHioiiH so chunked
Hint they would incorporate the idoiiH
of the insurgents.
Tlio Hoolion providing for tho su
porviHion of railroad stocks and
bonds by the intorHtalo commerce
commission may bo nlso dropped by
tho rcKiilam.
Afany epiiblicnu londcrH arc pre
dicting that tho bill, when finally
piiHKed, will contain only tho rcc
IIoiih providing for tho court of com
merce the provision authorizing the
iutorHtato commorco coimnisHioii. to
initiate invoHtiKntioiiH on it own
cornplaiulH, tho cIiiuho compelling;
railrondH to (iioto rates correctly to
Bhippors and tho proviBion for hixtyj
dayH HiiHponmon of a rale pending
Hh inventiuatiou by the commiKHiou. '
HAVE YOU ATTENDED THE
UNION MEETINGS
COME OUT TONIGT
Dr. French E. Oliver
IS DELIVERING SPLENDID AD
DRESSES EVERY NIGHT, BE
GINNING AT 7:30 P. M.
I
EMPIRE BUILDER
GOOD FATHER TO OREGON
u
are Missing' the
Chance of a Lifetime
(Continued from Pago 1.)
1 1
build thin railroad, tho rlRlitu of way'
If you miHS a look at my holdings. Everything is beinir sacri
ficed to close out quickly.
wore turned over to him. It Is Ini
poxnlblo to liulld two rondx down tho
Mnlhour, nnd 'Hill linn tho only prac
tical routo.
"Thoro aro goInK to bo a great
tunny llnox of rnllrond built In Ore
KOn. Tho Rtnto will bo Krldlroncd
with them. The Hill Ryntotn will
cover tho utnto nnd a romnrknblo
era of development will follow, Oro
BENSON INVESTMENT CO J
Office over Fruitgrowers' Bank
UMBRELLA SHOWERS
ARE SIMPLY THE FORERUNNER OF
PARASOL FLOWERS
If you are in need of an UMBRELLA, niako a straight;
line for this store. "VVc can show you a superb stock of!
good, durable umbrellas a choice collection of handles and
the prices arc the lowest to be found anywhere.
45c UP TO $5.00.
Don't fail to sec our collection of extra ultra smart-Parasols.
The handles are beautiful an dthe covers nro very
attractive. SEE THE WINDOWS TODAY.
SOME SMART, READY-TO-WEARS
Silk Petticoats, Muslin Underwear, etc.
SILK PETTICOATS in black and colors, a line you
should see by all means, 'file values will appeal to you nfc
the first glance.
MUSLINWEAR Including many o fthc prettiest,
daintiest styles shown this season.
EMBROIDERIES That appeal to alj beauty loving
natives and at the same time show unmistakable signs of
superiority of quality and design. The best part of all, the
above mentioned lines are the LOW PRICES.
The Store That Treats You Right
VAN DYKE'S
.1. M. Uuro. Charles Dunifonl, Y). K0U w, bo Hnttlo(1 rn,,(iiy and Itu
II. Ilairflhaw. JaHou Ilaitinnn, anil
LIVE DEALS
Cafo ovory ovonlnL this week frotn'nlhcr oiti.oiiB of Jacksonville, are
0 p. in. until 1 a. in. 41
Will hoII a fi-pnBflcnKor Mitchell
itouriiiK ear in firnl-clnns condition
for alniOHt your own inioe. Heimon
luvetiueut Co. - 30
Mr. Smith oT North Hently Htreet,
reeeiveil word Monday to return at
onoQ to Ii'ih wife who in ill in San
FranciHeo, where nhe wont a few
weeks no for motlleal treatment.
HimineHH in the oont of an ur;oiit
niaturo ealla uh nway for nn imlofl
nito period nnd in ordor that wo may
ho freo of all holdings hero wo nro
cIohiiij: out ovorythhiK nt vorj low
iinerifico priced. Bonson Investment
Co. ' 3D'
Col. T. Ii. Ton Vollo thin tnomlnR
Mndford vlnitor4 this afternoon, look
iiiK after the matter of that ralwtiy to
tho lllite Lead.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS SOON
TO HOLD MEMORIAL.
A rotimni,' meeting was hold hy the
loeal lodue of Knights of l'ytliiaH laHt
night in tie onHtle hall.
Much interest ifl hcititr aroused in
tho contest now wngiiiK hetwecn the
two Hides,
S. 1. IJrown on one nido is arrayed
agaiurit II. IlaHwell and already the
fun is crowing nnd the attoudnuce
increasing.
Nest Monday night the team will
' .... . B
unloaded for his personal uho a'PUt on all throe degrees nnd a roua
Model "10" Hnickr This is tho third " time, is anticipated. Kvery K.
car of its kind in tho Northwest. f should plan to attend.
Tho enr is a hoauty. It !h tho car' The annual memorial services aro
which won tho Cobo trophy in Indian,
npolis Inst year.
See tho hair switches nt tho Spi-
plnnned for June 6th at 3 :30 p. in.
Committees on music, program
decoration nnd nrrnugemonts have
rello Corset Parlors: Popular prices hcon nppointcd nnd are alrcndy at
$2.fi0 to .$10. jwork getting the plans materialized.
R. W. MoClendon, of Gold Hill,' Ashland, Grants Pass, Klamath
nvn lii Medford on business Tuesday.
Hail Carter of Gold Hill spent
jMonday in Medford.
Trespass tioticou for snlo nt Mail
Trihnno office.
.Mr. nnd Mrs. 0. T. Austin of Se
attle, WiimIi., are in Medford on a
business trip.
Can you afford to miss ono of
thoso beautiful homosites in tho
Queen Anno addition nt price and
tonna offered, wtlh improvements
and street railway sorvico nssurodf
A npecial oxhihition nnd demon
stration of hair switches, etc, at tho
Spirolla Corset Parlors.
1,000 Aoroa of tiinbor,-ono of the
tiest lots in tho ontiro state, if taken
in next throe days, you can secure at
n big Hi.crifico. 3D
A. D. S. niood Mixturo nt West
Sido rharninoy nnd Englo Pharm
noj'. 37
If you aro desirous of obtaining
tho best values in high class hair
goods cornn to tho Spirolla Corset
Purloin this wook.
A. D. S. Hnir Rovivor at West
Sido Pharmacy and Englo Pharm
noy. 37
William Itumo, of Trokn, Cal., was
in Medford on businoss Tuosdny.
Want a nlco bungalow T Bonson
has ono for you and nt tho lowest
price you ovor hoard of. 3D
William Byhro was in Medford
from Jaeknnnvillo Tuosdny.
Hero in without doubt tho best real
ostato buy inHouthorn Oregon: 100
noros, near railroad, on two good
country roods; -10 acres sot to com
mercial fruit; ono mile from school.
Will cIobo out nt a vory low prioo if
takon in a fow days. Bonson Invest
ment Co. 39
C. I. Hutchison has roturnod from
a busiiicos trip to Portland,
A. D, S. Cold nnd Grippo Tablots
nt Wost Sido Pharmacy and Englo
Pharmaoy. 37
Frod II. Hopkins and family loft
"Tuosdny morning for Soasido, Oro
gon, to-Bpoiul tho summor.
Will disposo of almost brand now
offioo fumlturo for any roasonnblo
offer. Bonson Invostmont Co, 30
Arthur Brown rottimed Tuosdny
morning from n businoss trip to Ash
''Inud. Within ono wook wo will disposo of
nil of our holdings in this sootiou nt
tho most unusual snorifico priaos.
'Benson Invostmont Co.
HnBlclnuifor 'IloHltn.
Falls and some California lodges aro
to be invited.
A speaker will be brought hero
from Salem nnd a splendid program
will be put on.
GREAT STRIKE REPORTED.
(Continuod from Pnga 1.1
its roal valuo was discovered, He
told tho minors tho ores continued
platinum hud tin, and advisod thorn
to liuvo them assayod for thoso
metals. Tho results wore so astound
ing that thoy'arc almost boyond bu
lief. Assays running ns high as (ID
ouncoa of platinum and SO por cent
tin wero obtained. A company hero
took hold of tho matter nnd nt least
a dozon Snlom men hnvo boon ovor
tho ground, among llieiu Professor
Boyor of tho Oregon Technical Lab
oratory, a fine chomist, and J. II.
Cradlcbaugh, a mining man known all
ovor tho const. Thoy all say tho
diko is inoro than threo miles long
nnd 700 foot wido, nnd it is the back
bone of a sharp mountain ridgo more
than 1,000 foot high. Nino imny
out of ton will show a vnluo varying
but liltlo from 12 per cent tin and
fivo ounces of platinum, of n value
of $175 a ton.
Tho nearest point to tho miuos is
Morlin, a small town on tho Southern
Pacific, nino miles north hof Grants
Pass, in Southern Orogou, Tho initio
is six ntilos distant, on tho wost sido
of lloguo River, nnd travel by nuto
mobilo is possiblo to tho baso of tlio
hill.
1
Grants Pass Doubtful.
GRANTS PASS, May 3. It has
boon currently reported in this oily
lor somo time that platinum has boon
found in lnrga (ttantitiis nonr Merlin
but mining mon in this city hnvo boon
doubtful of its .truth. At present
thoro nro two mon hero ondjavoring
to soil stock but tlio tnlo of wealth
has not been otuhusinfttioally received.
llaskiiin foe Health.
INSURGENTS FORCE CHANGES.
(Continuod from pngo 1,)
will loso most of its provisions ns
it now seems vory probnblo nooprd
ingto Republican londors that tho son-
resources developed as If by magic.
As Washington was peopled a deendo 1
or two ngo, no will Orogoa bo In tho'
coming few yoars.
"I do not look for trunk lino ex-i
tensions to terminals In tho linnie- j
dlato present," continued Mr. Hanloy,
who is probably as close to Mr. Hill j
as any Oregon mnn, "Thcso will ;
follow ns a matter of courno whon J
tho territory Is doveloped and they
become a necessity. Thoy aro not I
needed now, but branch lines nnd
feeders aro. Probably In tlmo the
Oregon Trunk mny bo extended south
to San Francisco, but tho dovolop
mont of Oregon Is tho prcsont object.
"Medford lias mado a rcmarkablQ
growth since my last visit. The fu
ture of tho city is aBijurcd, providing (
Hint no Intrnnl dimensions nrleo and,
tho citizens contlnuo to pull togoth-;
fm T 1 I a . . 1 1 n nTlt . 1 I . rv tlinl MOM
check Its growth. Holti your Commor- I
clal club. ICeep It tho biggest nnd ,
most progressive In tho state. Do
tint lot up In your campaign of pub- g
null, inn Hint! iiiiii(,o uiuius
your way keep tho ball rolling." i
Mr.- Hanloy Is n Jackson county j
product. Ho wnBC born and rnlscd j
hero, but a qunrtor of a cootury ago'
oh moved to central Oregon, where j
ho now reigns as tho greatest of cat-j
tlo kings, owning tho Lord only
knows how many townships of lands.
For years ho has striven to securo a
railroad, and was tho fathor of tho
state-aided railroad plan, which, re
sulted In Inducing Hill to Invado tho
stnto and dovolop It. His 1 ntest
achievement was tho salo of tho Cen
tral Oregon military road grant ex
tending through tho stnto to an east
ern syndicnto, supposed to bo financ
ed by J. J. Hill, for $7,000,000. Ho
purchased recontly tho old Hanloy
homostond on Ltttlo Dutto owned by
M. F. Haploy, aad his visit to Med
ford was to ond tho litigation with
tho 'city ovor Wnsson ennyon nnd
roach an ngroomont with tho Fish
Lako company rogardlng water rights.
Speaking of contrnl Oregon, Mr.
Hanloy said: -"It Is tho only primi
tive part of tho country left. Wo still
follow tho methods followed BO years
ago. Wo liavo our roundups, brnnd
our calves and turn thorn looso annd
ilrlvo our cattlo 300 miles to a ship
ping point, nut tho old ways must
soon glvo way to modern mothods,
and all Oregon Is going to bo proud
of Its table for that Is what all con
trnl Oregon Is a groat tablo."
NO. 42.
NO. 44.
NO. 70.
NO. 13.
$20,000 50 acres near Phoenix; fine deep
soil; good drainage; oyo acres b-year-old
Bosc and Cornice pears; 10 acres Bartlett
pears 1 year old; 10 acres Newtown and
Spitz apples, 1 year old; 1-1 acres alfalfa,
balance partly cleared; $1000 worth of per
sonal property; $1500 net can be taken off
the land this year in fruit and alfalfa; terms
on part.
$50006 acres close to city limits; 5 acres
creek bottom laud; all under Fish Lake
ditch; all planted to berries and vegetables;
beautiful building spot; east front; small
house, barn and woodshed; good well; $2700
cash, balance 1 and- 2 years.
$2,250 G-Room bungalow, bath and pantry;
stone foundation; plumbing roughed in;
wired for electric lights, walls tinted; lot
50x140 feet; $100 cash wiU handle this.
$650 One acre, close to Jackson St., a fine
building site and a bargain.
McARTHUR & ALEXANDER
PHONE 3681 ROOM 3, P. O. BLOCK
Nearly One-Tenth" les1
ed from the United States are "WALK-OVERS." Take
into consideration the fact that England, France and
Germany are now using large quantities of American
made shoes1 and that of the different makes "WALK
OVER averages one-tenth. Is this not conclusive proof
in style, fit and wearing qualities they are the recog
nized and acknowledged leader of all men's shoes of
American make? We are the exclusive agents for this
world-famous shoe in Medford.
PRICES $4.00, $4.50 AND $5.00'
IS
Ik'
RESOLUTION MAKES TROUBLE.
(Continued from Page 1.)
EIGHT HOURS' FOR TEDDY.
(Continued .from Pngo 1.)
rlo.
Lator tho colonol wont to tho Na
tional art gallery and this nftornoon
visited El SIncoro, 25 miles dlstnnt,
tho reputed bcouo of Shakcspoaro's
"Hamlot."
Tho munlcllpnllty tonight ontor
tnliiB tho colonol at dlnnor. Tho
Hoo8ovolt pnrty plans to loavo tonight
for Chrlstlnnln, arriving hero tomorrow.
Will Meet Edward.
, LONDON, May 3. Lord Knollys,
prlvato socrotary to King Edward,
today donlod a curront rumor that
tho king Is trying to avoid a mooting
with formor Pros(dont Itoosovolt.
Lord Knollys Bald that tho king
will moot Colonol Roosovolt olthor at
a luncheon or at a dlnnor. Tho king
tins not yot decided which It will bo.
Inskius for neaJ u.
Should tho resolution cotno up It
will mean n fight on tho floor, It Is
oxpected. Tho resolution being mado
as a resolution of Inquiry Is privl
lovcd and can bo called up within
sovon days, provided It has not been
roported In tho meantime by tho rules
committeo to which it was referred.
Thoro Is only ono way In which tho
rules committeo can kill tho resolu
tion. It mny recommead that It lay
on tho table, but to mako tho action
effectlvo tho house would havo to
adopt tho committee's roport.
To adopt tho report would require
practically tho solid republican vote,
and It is belloved by tho lendors of
tho regulars that tho Insurgonts
would voto with tho domocrats
against tho roport.
Shielding Wlckcrshnm?
Tho result will bo that tho matter
will como boforo tho house for dis
cussion and tho democrats will havo
a chanco to Indulge la n lot of ora
tory, which, boiled down, will declaro
that tho Investigating committeo has
beon trying to shield tho attornoy
gonornl. Tho oratory Is tho thing tho
republican leaders would llko to
dodgo.
It will havo to bo answered.
Thto republicans will havo to as
suro their constituents through tho
medium ,of oratory and tho govern
ment printing offlco that thoy nro
not trying to shield anyone, that tho
Investigating cotnmlttoo Is probing ov
ory possiblo phnso of tho Dalllngor
Plnchot row and tho ropubllcan lead
ois aro anxious that no porson bo
shielded.
Tho londors would not object to
any mensuro of douato on tho subjoct
woro it not for the fact that tho con
gressional oloctlons aro coining, Tho
wholo mnttor, thoy bollovo, Is lntond
od for mntorlal for tho domocrntlc
campaign, and tho answors will havo
to bo mado now by tho republicans
to got an ovon start with tho domo
crats,
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For wood of all kinds, see the
Square Deal Woodyard. Phone
2G01. Fir street, between Second
nnd Third streets. Gould & Lindloy,
proprietors. 261
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
Six acres, adjoining Talont. Good
six-room houso nnd barn. Two ncres
in twenty-j"enr-old Nowtowns and
Spitzenbergs. Balanco just planted
to Aruou and Bartlett pears, with
poach fillers. Pumping plant which
will irrigato tho entiro place. Good
garden, plenty of berries, somo fnm- j
ily lruit. rnco Jf l.oOO; ?500 will j
handle. Will exchange for Sfedfordj
THE
SAVOY
THEATRE
TONIGHT
APEX OF
PICTURED0M.
PANICKY PICNIC.
(A laughing hit.)
THREE BEGGARS,
(Comedy Drama.)
THE TWISTED TRAIL, -
(Biogrnph Nuf sed.)
MusicThat Beats the Band.
ONE DIME.
We Solicit
your fine watch repairing. All work guar
anteed. J. W. DIAMOND - 115 East Main St.
property.
W.
tf
T. YORK & CO.
Canton
RESTAURANT
SAM LOCK, Prop.
The formor famous chef at the
Nash Grill, Mr. Sam Look, has
openod a first-class restaurant
abovo Kennedy's saloon, No. 33
South Front strcot. Entrance at
both sides. Only first-class meals
served, and just the name of the
proprietor is tho best guarantee,.
OPEN EVERY DAY AND NIGHT.
NOODLES, CHOP SUEY.
This is tho only place whoro will
bo Berved chop suoy and China nood
los. Como and seo mo nnd you aud
I aro both suro you will como back.
Homember, I am willing nnd I preach
what I promiso. Yours truly,
SAM LOCK.
Popular
Store
PEOPLE delight in trading at a popular store
a store that is always crowded where the
clerks aro perfectly courteous at all times and where
you are absolutely sure that your needs will bo
promptly supplied at correct prices and where ev
eryone is desirous of giving you tho very best qual
ity. If you notice at all carefully you'll find that
ono store in Medford is centrally located and is very
popular. S'ijHid
THERE IS CERTAINLY A REASON.
Do you trade with this popular store?
ALLEN & REAGAN
202 E. MAIN ST.
PHONE MAIN 2711