Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 15, 1910, GREATER MEDFORD CLUB EDITION, SECTION II, Image 13

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    MlSDJTOftD MALL TRIBUNE, MEDFORP, OREGON, SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1910.
il WOMAN'S TRIP
10 CRATER LAKE
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Cnilor l.ul ih hl'tcil liiuli in tint
nrnm nl' (ho mighty Ciimi'iiiIo Kiiiikd
Ol' IIIOIIIltllillH. Nllttllll HOI'IMM lo liuvn
pliu.'ud thin poarl ol' Hiililiiiio lummy
ainlil lite wililiml HiiiTiMitiiliiiKH in
orilor to iivoldi anil cull fur tho
iiiiui'n iiiuhI ih'.iiiiK Hpiiil. Unlit An
KUHt, IIIOH, lint iiiitniiiiiliilu, iiimii'h lilt
uhI triumph i;i (ilitiiiiiulliiK (lino anil
Hpuci!, IimiI nut yot vuuturml to pcno
Irulii (hit uiIiIh winch uitcrvuiiu lie-
Iwoiin (In nity ol' MiiiU'ont anil tliu
bold Ntiiiitnilt) (lint look down upon
(hi' iiiiiiriHiiiitl wali'i'K of llio laltt).
11 wiih known at thai limn (hut 10, II
Iliirriiuiiii, thu kiiiK l'iKrn in t lit) rail-
roml wniiii, wiih pnnc l cumo ii
from IiIh limiting loilo in Kliunitdi
(loiinly nail Npuml a Cow dayn at tin
lako anil thu oommitti'o of (ho Mod
Mcdl'nrd ('uiiimorciitl Club wiih mix-
ioim in i t him 1 1 nii. and hriug him
to Modl'ord.
A party wiif orKiinizcd with live
autoH. MrH. John 1. Olwull ilrovo
thu ono in tho Imul. Sho cdvumkI
ttn iIihIimi if K:i iniluH to tho lako
hi tun and ono-hiilf bourn of con
tiniloiiH travnl. Sho rimlnid it
through Union Crook, ovor tho rockn
anil tho ilaHhiiiK flood at a furioiw
upend, for it Hooiuod a doubtful at
tempt at bent.
Tho Hwift wator rushed thu hud
of the niiirhino mid carried away
Judfjo Colvig'H "field kIuhmoh" (t),
hut luokily Woh. (Iroen, ono of tho
party, recovered them it half mile bo
low lodged in a drift, fThe utopper
hud co in o nut).
Night caiiio on. Wo had rcuchiMl
tho foot of tho iiiountiiiuH. Il wiih
dark. Thorn had houu neglect in
Niipplving any carbide for tho light.
It wiih thi'ii tho Htorimr sex quailed.
Tho "Judge" romnrkod that he had
hut littlu lifo iiiHtiranco and (hat it
would ho foolhardy to attempt that
mountain road without lightH, etc.,
otu., hut tho littlu woman at the
wheel Haiti:
"VII, wo am going ito Crater
Camp tonight, or hunt ovory tiro on
tho machine"
And wo did go, around curvoH, ovor
rocks, HtumpH, hrtiHh and othor oh
KtruotioiiH. Finally through thu dark
primovnl forcHt, in (ho depth of u
rocky canon a light wiih hccii, and
the lady at tho wheel, eager to ho tho
piouoor in driving an aiilo to Crater
Lake, opened ovary valve, on tho ma
chine, pointed ilw iioho tlinvn tho
mtmntain, anil fairly mailo a hole
through tho dnrkuoHH an hIio runtied
tho inoiiHtor into tho tent city of
Camp Steel. Thin wiih the I'irnt auto
ovor ilrivon ovor tho Crater Lake
road - and Mm. Olwull ran it every
inch of tho .vny. "JUnOK."
WOMAN GIVES HER IDEA
OF RANCHING IN ROGUE
.
(MAUD SIIKHMAN COWLKS.)
I huliovo that farming is about to
bocomo an much u pruotical busi
iiohh among tho younger generation
of American gentlemen iih ovor it
wiih in our Colonial duyn, only now
wo luivo Hoionco us a powerful ally.
I nlHO am inclined to huliovo that
for fanning and orcharding no more
favorahlu conditioim can bo found
in the country than right horo in the
glorioiiH Wogiio Uiver Vnlloy.
SUMMONS.
.In tho Circuit Court of tho Statu of
Oregon, for tho Comity of JuoIchoii.
Margaret Meredith, Plaintiff, vt.
Hurt 10. Meredith, Defendant. Suit
in Equity for Divorce.
To Hurl K. Morudith, tho nbovu
named dofondaiil:
In tho iiiuiio of tho Statu of Ore
gon, you aro horoby rutpiired to up-
iiniir mill liiiMWiii t lut nliiinlil'l 'm coill-
i - i
plaint iigaiiiHt you now on file in the
nbovu entitled court and ciiiiho, on
or bo I'o re thu hint day of the tiiuu
pruHuribed in thu onlur for publica
lion of HumiuoiiH herein, to-wit : On
or huforo thu "JOth day of June, 11)10,
Haiti (Into being the expiration of
Hix wookH from tho day of (ho first
publication of thin miiiiiiiouh.
And, if you fail to appear mid
iiiiHwor, for waul thereof thu plain
(if will apply (o thu court for thu
relief prayed for in mud complaint,
Hucuinetly Hinted uh 1'oIIowh:
That thu IioikIh of matrimony ex
isting botwoou plaintiff and defend
ant bo foruvjr (Unsolved, abrogated
and Hot aside ; thai plaintiff lie
awarded thu euro ami oiiHtoily of
LuhHo Meredith, minor child of plain
tiff and defendant, and that plain
tiff have and receivu mich othur and
further relief iih to tho court hIiuII
appear jiiHl and oipiitahlo.
Thin HumiuoiiH in published in thu
Muilford Mail Tribiito by ordor of
tho Ilonorahlu I' M. CullciiiH, Judge
of Ihu above u.ititlutl eourl, whicli
Niiid order wiih mado and entered of
record on Ihu 7th day of May, 11)10,
and the first publication huroof Is
thu Hth day of May, 10 10:
W. K. PHIPPS,
Attoruoy for Plaintiff.
(Continuod From Pago 1).
The Swastika club had an iiftor
iiooii at curds Tuesday at Smith's
hull. There will probably be hut one
curd parly this year mid notice of
that will lie given later.
Mr. ninl Mih. Merrick and Mr.
Johko Kuyarl spent Sunday ul the
Itogue Kiver ranch, as thu gucHU of
Mrs. Clara Moublon.
Mm. W. M. Canon, who bus been
ill with typhoid fever, is convalesc
ing and will soon bo able to be
about.
Mr. and Mrs. (Juorgo Von dor Mul
len returned Saturday evening from
an extended stay in the Philippines.
Mr. Tillman, tho son of thu famous
Senator Tillman of South Carolina,
Ih viHiting in Modford.
Mr. and Mrs. John Olwull were
hosts at a supper party Wednesday
evening al tho Louvre.
Tho Women's Auxiliary of St.
Marks' church met with Mrs. Suctli-
cor Friday afternoon.
Miss Kmoriek entertained the
members of the King's Daughters on
Thursday at luncheon.
Mrs. Hal McNair and Mrs. Sam
MuNnir of Ashland weru guests of
Mrs. Gaddis this week.
Tho Ladies' Aid of tho Presbyter
ian church mot with Mrs. Janncy
Thursday aftoruooii.
Mrn. Cnroy ami the MisseH Folgor
have returned from a week's trip in
the mountains.
Mrs. M. Purtlin is enjoying a visit
from her niece, Miss Mnbol Ely, of
San Francisco. '
... I
Mr. Asthnry was tho week-end .
ruohI of Mr. mid Mm. I)nggottntj
thoir country homo. i
PIANO
REAL PIANO
Great and attractive Bargains at
J
MEEKER
NW
YOUR CONFIDENCE IS OUR CAPITAL
the
for.
That aro worth just
amount wt soil thorn
Our ouo-orieo system is
guarantee in itself that you
urc as safe when you pur
chase a piano from us an you
would be in buying United
SUites bonds. :
STEINWAY and other'
pianos. .Also a oeautuul line
of player pianos.
This stoif' superior assortments of merchandise would stand for naught if
le people did not have confidence in its management. Confidence in that
they, the customers of this store, will always be treated justly, fairly and sat
isfactorily. Therefore, we value the confidence that our customers repose in
the
jHiac.Loi iiv. Jiiureioro, we vaiue me commence mat our customers renose
us higher than we do the cost of our entire stock of merchandise, now awaiting
your inspection, criticism and patronage.
ALL TIIIK MONTH AVE HOLD SPECIAL SALES MUSLINT WEARS,
HOSIERY, OLOVES, EMBROIDERIES, WASH GOODS, RIBBONS, ETC.
W. U. MEEKER 6 CO., S- Central Ave.
McCatl Patient HtuSSfK
DAINTY SIMHEK. COW.
Terms Reasonable il Desired
Sherman
Clay & Co.
134 W. Main St.
E. H. HOLT, Mgr.
Mr. Alfred Howon of New York is
spontliiiK the wcok-end in Mcdford.
Mr. J. It. Allen has returned from g 3 a U S
a business trip to Portland. : ' '" '
11. D. McHride & Co.'s )laco is the
most popular resort of the city. We
manufacture the best Candies, lee
Cream and Sherbets in iMedford. Cive
us a trial. Free delivery to any part of
the city. Phone Main 2111.
229 East Main Street.
m
THe B est Gift
GRADUATION
Silverware is the acknowledged
best tfift ono can mako to thu to-be-wed
couplo -it's something that will
last a lifetime, that will show thor
ough appreciation and that is truly
rich mid splendid.
Your gift can ho soluotod from our
stock--for it's u most complete and
reasonably priced one.
GEO. A. BUTT, the Watchmaker.
20(1 WEST MAIN.
DIAMONDS
See DIAMOND for Diamonds
,1. W. DIAMOND, 115 East Main St.
Prices advtmced $30 each on till lots in Cres cent Subdivision Thursday, the 12th. An other
advance in ten days. These lots aro the cheapest offered at the present advance. Only one
block west of Oakdale avenue, three blocks fromdepot. Lots 56x124, $350 and up. Terms, $50
down, balance $10 per month: interest S percent on all deferred payments.
FOR SALR 200 ncrca or iho flnost
fruit lunil In Hobuo Ulvor vnlloy,
-( 1-2 mil s from railroad station;
1-4 mllo from Uoeuo rlvor; 160
acres rondy to sot. This Is n snap
at $75 per aero: $7000 cash will
hnudlo. Call or wrlto to Siskiyou
lloalty Compnny, loom 22, Jack
son County llnnk bldg.
FOR SALE Lots In Oak Pnrk addi
tion to Central Point, from $100 up.
This Is your opportunity. Como and
ask us about It. Siskiyou Realty
Company, 22 Jackson County Bank.
FOR SALE Fine. lot on Weat 4th
street; $550; tortus, Siskiyou Realty
Company, 22 Jackson County Dank
bldg.
FOR SALE Nlco largo lot on Tata
street, ono block from Oakdale avvt
nuo; $300. Siskiyou Realty Cota
pany, No. 22 Jackson Co. Dank.
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SISKIYOU REALTY CO
Room 22, Jackson County Bank Building
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