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MBDJfOllD MAJL TRIBUNE, MISDFOIM). PUKCON, MONDAY, MAY 36, 1910,
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. Hold. Taylor and diuightor of
tho oiiHt nldo woro vlalllng on North
Conlrnl nvoiuio Wodnomluy, guests of
ATih. Howard.
Will hoII 100 acres of fino fruit
land, 40 Huron mil to fruit only $7f
nn uoro. Boo Hoiihoii. 00
Mm, Mary Milligun, accompan
ied ly Mrs. Ilonniti of Mound iIIh
triot, woro nhuppiiiK '""l visiting !ii
tho olty ThurHday.
Hobulll typawritorH, now lypowrll
orH and HtipplluH at tho Morrivold
Shop.
Mm. Hort Orr returned to hir
homo on North Central avcuuo Fri
day, having enjoyed a most dollght-
ful two wookH vinlt with parontu and
XrioudH In Klamath Falls.
.loliii II, (,'arkin. attornov at law,
r jiicUhoii Count v Itniit
Mr. Ilolhrook of North Central u-
oiuio in moving his liurn to his iiiiw
lot, whk'h will add iinprovemon
htn properly.
All styles of lutil hlankH at tho
.Mail Trihiuin office. Ovur a billi
ons d foniiH,
Charles Mol.uiii), formerly of
I'lioouix, now doing tho real estate
stunt at Myrtle Crook, Or., !h hero
on a visit. Whllo ho is huIHiik Doug
ian county dirt ho still llkoH Hoguo
rivor and boosts it part of tho timo.
Tho date of tho lawn foto in prep
aration by tho IndlaH of tho Creator
Mudford club bus lieon Rat for Sat
urday, May 21.
11. P. Holing of PooIh crook wan a
Medford vliiltor on uuh!uohj Monday.
Mr. 1'loroo wan at Cold Hay Fri
day dolivoriiiK homo aholoo plants to
add to tho alroady largo collodion
of tho club hotiHo. Ho wtis noeom-
ipaulod by MIhh Horllia J'isroo and
Miss Morril.
I'p to J o'clock I ho polico had lud
an easy tlmo for a oiraiiH day. Thoro
hadn't boon any fighta and only two
persons who had lookod inoro often
upon tho "wino when it wan rod"
than upon tho circus parade, whioh
wouldn't intoxioato anybody, had
boon gathered in by tho guardians of )
tho law. '
HitiiKou 1b Hiiro going away In .('
day or two hco him for a lot, house,
bungalow or laud. Ilo ih tho owner.
.Hid will null for any reasonable
prioo. 00
C. C. Dollurhido of Ilutto Fulls
wiih a Medford visitor Hunday and
Monday.
It. II. Mooro of Cold Hill wiih in
Medford Monday.
May I), tho homo of Mr. and Mm.
W. T. Ailkoii wiih gluddonod by tho
t ((.birth of a eon.
(Jot tho liuest nrcultccts HiippliaH
at tho Morrivold Shop.
W. B. Hnmill of Knglo Point wan
a Mudford visitor Monday.
K. C. I'omoroy of Tho MuadowH
waH a Medford visitor Monday.
QouiiHco Hoofing awarded gold
medal at A. V. 1'. exposition. Made
from Trinidad Lake asphalt and
guaranteed. No oxpatifliuu or con
traction. G8
George W. KoaniB of Grants Piibh
was in Mudford on business Sunday.
Tho fiuh like our apodal Hoguo
Hivor Trout FH08. Medford Hard-
Damrosch Here Tonight
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TABERNACLE
PACKED LIMIT
!urK'"t AihIIciko of tlio MculitiK I'l'
(cncil for Thh Jloiira to
nolo was filled 2000 people hoard istor litlo to northwewfc )fmmmr ;41
ho oloquont address. Tho crimo of section 31, township 3&, JL mmt,C.
-ho saloon traffic was tho subject. jW. Miles appointed cxmrmtmrfdTdiflHsi.
)r. Oliver was most eloquent when i Application of Lmuimm tl wfci.in j
io called u boy to his side and asked resistor title to lot 2, Uefk ! JlkwrVc
he audionco what rovenue could jus- addition to McdionL Kwp f. wmCa.
ify the blihtinK of that youn life ecutor approved.
ind wrecking it for timo and ctcr- Application of Mary K.
inty. Dr. Oliver seul: "If you -want rcRistor title; decree by .
Dr. Oliver.
was
yielding )iirpoHC8 of Cod. Again,
with clenched fists, he enforces with
emphatic gesture tho point he mukes.
! Every one is treated with impartial
ity. Sin only is given no uartcr.
'His ambition is to givu the message
of Cod. A greater Medford und a
nobler manhood H his slogan. He is
'as true to tho flag of the nution as
J lie is to the banner of the cross of
Christ.
Dr. Oliver In the Sunday Services.
Tho best day of the campaign. A
great audience in the morning lis
tened to a hcrmon Unit wus a inas
"tur production in the art of preach
ing. His theme was: "Sacrifice for
the good of the raco und the salva
tion of men." Dr. Oliver said in
part:
"The great men of history ure
1 those whose hearts were burdened
'with concern for their fellows. There
is something to live for that is
greater than money. It would make
an angel wcco to see a church mem-
!ber who never felt a heart pang for
the lost. John Knox was in agony
' of spirit for Scotland and prayed,
I saying: 'Give me Scotland for Cod
or I die.' Ladies of the Greater
Medford club, if you spent half the
energy for Christ that you do for
I the laudable work of the park und
lit of special evangelistic services while library, Medford would bo saved.
J your brain palsied and your charac
ter burned out nnd your soul damn
ed, try any of tho brands of liquors
advertised in this country. If you
haven't nny brains and want your
Standing before his audience, his fcet tangled, whisky will do it. No
, manner of delivery is conversation- ono but a fool will drink it; no one
al. At times he rises to tho climax "ut ft "cn w,'l mnko " "c but hies and Rock Point. tUelt.BtumU.iG
.. u it ,.( .....1 v..,ll. l.iu l,n,l " 'oi win vuio iur n, aim no ono just cnsi oi uoia tun, M9MMPTOK
, , , , , , , tt Hit a chnractotrless reprobate will
high overhcud he declares the un- ,t h Do yo undcrstan(I that1w .
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MORE STOPS TO BE I
iy s. p. mtmicm
Undor tho new tine oh'MiTij;
effect next Sund&y. ika gwtfjti-ww
Pacific motor car will Map fcVr-
Circuit Court.
Application of A. A. Da
to reg-
. .
is quite a settlement xha uuium
located tho large orciorrl -mg.Mm&
and Weeks. During fjrwi wwa
thoro will no donbt b qkt!r.&m&
travel to and from. VoatfciMs.
I'M
Roanoke
Roanoke
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One of the Most Beauti-1
ful Resident Sections -of
Medford
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Sara Anderson, Prima Dcnna, Damrosch Orchestra.
CENTRAL POINT NEWSLETTER
f niirin Tllrinli. 1nt. .Tiilm Iluf
for, Charles Dunford, Jr., and Krnnlc wn" Cc; .
Houndtreo of JaokHonvlllo loft Mon-' VIoncI G,C0,0 ,1' M"oB , 8ovei!
day morning for Eugene to attend "J11" wm ln -Bedford Sunday and
tho grand lodge, I. 0. O. P., and tlio M"da
Htato convention of tho RobolcnliH, oh tor,y iil0nnA dollnrB1 worth of
reprentaliveH of tho Jacksonville ! " nn1 county renl estate for snlo
lodge of tho ordor. ,nt " "cnfico by owner. Honson,
Mrs. C. Caroy will havo on hnnd ovcr f"nnors' & Fruitgrowers' bank.
llmiiii'tirmf (lw tl ii lit tti if uanonit nil I "U (ltntun f Iruruliv if Tilo
loading vnrietloM of tomato plnntn nt tr,.lind M8. Df J Mothos of town 011 JUM!U,HH Satuiday after
Star Garden, nbovo I'hoonix. .tf lu.enix wero m town Monday. loon
MiKK Mildred IUhhcII of North Cen-
vriii iivcuiiu uiiiiii iiiiuuii iiiiiiiuur un , iiiirt ol aatlirdav
.in . ...... uitwi
n r. . ........ Hlinniiiiitr ihstnct.
ur. I'oncr, n Hiirgoon in the United i ' " .... , , to bo u noimlar buildiiiL' localitv for
States Annv hns boo,, i Mmlfor.l Mm. Druccl a Meo retunicd to hor w "c. " l)0l)umr u" a "f ocamj lor
oiaicn Annj, nns noon in aioutoni . ..... select class, as all tho houses now
it week. After tmvuliinr all nvor llu.,10, Appleguto on rnday. ,, . . ' ,,.. t ..
f world, ho has chosen tho Itoguo Itiver I iIrrt Cliurlco Orr was operated un( , d '
Valley as a homo for his family, who,I r ap,.euoicis mo lore pari j address to the hich school
are at nresont in W,,r,.Mir. Mn. C lt week, and at Inst accounts M ..,..",... c..,A ??. ,".
n. ..- ,' .,'..,.'' . .lS., vnll xvii I, xnrx- ,.l,,,.. ..f " ouiiuii morning uv.
ur. l nnnr ir r iirxiiifitir iiinvi n.1.1 i ". ...... w..j ..... .
absent.
Ward Whiteside has beguu the
her young frioiids Sunday, the oe
casion being her birthday. Many f
her friondH in Table Hook district,
whom sho formerly lived, wore in at
tendance. Those lots on Qucon Anno nvonuo
are going rapidly; bettor got in be
fore values advance Kasy tonus.
111 Vril. Vn.nl ..t
Aeryunng in guns, nrnmututlon, ., . . w , , o w ,, t.rot.lioll f a nu)dt.i bungalow on
..Hiiiug lacKio, etc., at iiurapnroys . stlirUllv ;., Ccntra, ioillt.s hi recently uco.uirod lot in the new
Shields tract. This tract in bound
L'JIf lill MWIJ LIIIUIUU Wl , ,, . ,
fnmoiiH sunreon. nnd It 5 1.oi,i.i1 1,n' complete recovery. Tho operation. .,.,... ..... . P..', T
JV'n" """" . l,le wil, rpBi, ,,,; " :., mifiHloT ' . . """ was perfonned by I)rs. Anderson and ""U1- "" ""Hi1 "r "' uu l'
Ooorgo Horsohborgor of Willow nt ."'. r'gn ms couimifinion nnci re-, .,.., J gotten, the fir.t being: "Lcani to
Springs was in Mcirord Monday .""' " "' 'V. , . . ', ' i .nfnrn .i,
looking after some business matters .. ? L"Il0 .Aid society of tho ... J,U8A' cl?,ro J'10,
rri'sovtonan clinrch moots nt thni,IIU " "
, I homo of Jrrs. Etta Stovenson Tuoh-, ,,oine in Ur"s I'nss, Mrs. Hull was
.,.; 'day at 2 p. m. A full attendance is I'lonsiuitly mirpriacd ono evening by
Her bpuday scliool cIiihs, the same
and attending tho circus.
Voit get tho best wiion you
mir uil.iiinl l?...... Il.'n TmiiI TTl!...,
r.if..i iT...i r- dosirod.
r n ,1 , r. ,' xr , L. M. I.vons. K C CititViH iYt being composed of about a dozen
Vonio Pendleton, Karl May and ' , '..! uauois, uick '
r..i..i w..n.i...M. ...M :.. r...if-.i'Shorwoo(l and W. C. Wilson will 3"K 'a,1"-'- Mrs- U"U l8 t-,'-,
v'ii'ii-i iiiiniuiuiii nuiu in ii uu i hi ii . . ... ..... i ii . i i rr ?
tt.....l Hnvo toillgllt to nttoild I. .0. O. F. " vurJ jhiiiuhi mm uniuiuni ifiiunur
"'""- IX.....
Sunday fnnn Table Hock, in
unco nn tho ball game.
Paved streets, ccmont side walks,
water, nowor, elootria lights and nil
improvements will bo found in tho
Oiioon Anno addition; only night
Minutes' walk from tho Postoffico.
Cholco lots $050. 18 North Front
fttroot.
Apprentice girl or Indy at oueo to
learn photography; small wages to
start. -10
Tho now fiction and Into maga
y.inoB at tho Morrivold Shop.
Mrs. O. h. Hall of Gold Hill wns
ii Medford visitor Monday.
Medford Hardware Co. are offer
ing throo prizes for tho throo lnrgest
fish caught this soason.
l.yun I'urdin was in Medford Sun
day in nttondauco on tho hall ganio.
Charloo Champlin of Oold Hill was
among thoso who woro in town Mon
day.
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do.urturc of Mr. V'.".", " i'lt J"
i r ,m . .. . .. iuina, liui lui luxuuiu uuilUL'llllll llill.M
ii.nlniiu .irs. ii. i. un lor uieir nei. . ,. , .. , ., ., ". . , ,
lUO . ... . .. IiiorvIV. lull for flu, nthnr L-inil." nml
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ulbo ,this: "In measuring a man
measure him from his greatest height
instead of from tho lowest sag in hi
life. Measure him from his glory
oint."
grand lodgo in Eugene
in tho Haptiut Sunday school and
her departure caused much regret mi
tho part of :dl with whom she has
been associated in church and Sun-
in
That "Red Wlno Line."
Mr. Harry Youmans. renrosentint'
the Hod Wing company, the largest J dny 8CU01 work.
leather advortisinir and bank Kiinnlvi k e Hmmcrsoii and family will
houso in Amorion, is nt tho Nash fori" lew dai'ri 'eP"t for their home
a fow days showing a fino lino Ofsloml "I m tll '"ountains, whero
advertising goods. 47 thoy will remain until fall.
, ! John Brown, who recently bought
4- 4-4--f jthe Chnlmors Gilmoro homo and has
"" THE FINANCIAL WORLD, -f j'ovod into town, has also acquired
4..4.4..4 44 44i H now seven-passenger -lO-horse-Now
York. j power Auburn machine. Ilo expects
NEW YOHIC, May 1C. Tradlag was j to take it to tho coast, whoro he will
light at (ho opening yday, bolng ln-jspcnd tho summon
fluenced Bontowhat by tho closed Eng-I George Trciokler and daughter,
IIhIi markets. Thoy woro fractional .Miss Gertrude, and Mrs. C. M. Eng
galns ot Home rnllroad stocks. Head- lish, all of Medford, loft for Niagara,
lag preform! Raining a polat. as did Minn., 011 Wednesday of last week,
whoro thoy will join Mr. English
lhoy will all return together after n
also International Harvester. Tho
market took on a strong tone, but
tho bulk of tuiolncsR did not material-1 visit of several months,
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Can you estimate tho value of ni ;Z I ' Z T ' '. 1U" , ,, , ' Hlllo.r,,,"1 Is
a . . .. i WUH tllO fitronir feat tiro At norm V1SI HILT at tho Pnr liiimn. m lie
" n - --..-. '.v, miio
To Lay the Dust.
Tho city has purchased a sprink
ling cart and as soon as a team is'
secured win endeavor to keep down
tho dust on the pavements, which at
present is proving so annoying to
merchants ns well as pedestrians.
Raskins for Health. '
"In an eastern state a blacksmith
was an enemy to God nnd his Christ.
An elder in the church, who lived
right, went to him nnd said: 'Neigh
bor, I am concemed about your sal
vation and I have prayed nil night
for you.' The blacksmith went to his
homo and told his wife what the good
elder had said. 'Wife,' he said, 'this
is an argument I cannot answer.'
They got ready and went to the eld
er's home and tho blacksmith said:
'I want to tell you; elder, if you care
enough for mo to pray all night for
my salvation I am going to show you
that I r.m interested.' May God put
the burden 011 hearts this morning
nnd snvo the peoplo with u real sal
vation." Many asked for prayers for son or
daughter, for father or mother, for
wife or husband. Many gave their
hearts to Christ in a consecration 10
the right.
At the evening service tho tnber-
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Roanoke Addition is just far enough out te tafefc- ;
inate all noise and bustle of the business secthmamg $
yet it is just right for the man who is in buenaemK.
Only ten minutes' walk from the railroad. T5wet.
becoming one of the most finished residence dwtncfe
of Medford. The lots all face on Main street am&
Rose avenue. Cement sidewalk all in. Sewer-awfi. M
ir.l
water mains laid The lots are high and sigigr,
which gives them a. great advantage. Bufldai3- M
strictions $2000. There are already several finfeM
cottages on the property. These lots are quite largs g
being 50x137, which gives plenty of room for gaufcg
and garage and other necessary buildings.
Come and make your selections early. Prices $335?
to $750 for east and west front lots.
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Selling Agents
Roanoke
Roanoke
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w 111 on iiine live 1 e 101 11 vnnr n-riin .
now? Onlv $0n0 nt nrosont cash ,rn"K was qulot, but tho tono city, for a fow days,
or terms 18 North Front streo W"8 f"'m U,!n,,,"K' Norll,0,n Pnclf,cl T,, k Hie Inbornm-lc
Died At tho homo of hor paroiits "roforo,, nsul Soulhom Pacific and ' will bo up by tonight (.Monday) and
Mr. and Mrs. .lohu Hold, on Apple' Vinl.nlBiiiiintort Copper advanced 1 tho entire building will bo completed
gate, Sunday, May lfi, Alkn Holil, ',, r'''t taking sales caused Can-: and ready lor use by Wed.,ehda.v
,! r. v rpi. ......!... ...:.. 1 ' "'" l'clflc to decllno two points. night or Thursday noon at the hit-
M' ' J 4IIU A Uittltllin II ill lU
interred 111 Jacksonville comolory this
afternoon, Mny 10, at L'o'olook.
Tho Medford Hardware Co. is tho
plaoo to buy hardware
Otis Hubbard and Jack Plymale
oamo in from their Dutto oroek
ranches Sunday, primarily for sup
plies and also to take in tho alg
ous. Oto says that tho ranch aim -Joseph C. Grow, first assistant sea
Hands woro flrmor,
Tho innrkot closod firm.
MIGHTY HUNTERS
VISIT BERLIN 200
HERLIN, Mav 10. Colonol Thoo
dore ItooHovoll liinehod today with,foot'vo ,,so f fow buckets of wa-
ost.
A fire alarm was turned in about
8:110 Sunday morning, a small bhuo
having started in thu roof of the
homo of G. W. Sago. Tho trouble
was caused by a defeotivo flue, and
tho fire was extinguished by tho of-
tho raugo never lookod bettor. Thoirotary 1"' tho Amorlonn cmbas
only objection ho finds to Medford it
Imi many improvements, His old
roiito to his town homo is torn up
and generally demoralized ho that ho
hurt boon compelled to break a now
trail. "It's all right, though," ho
says. "Kvory time 1 como in thoro
is something now in building linos on
every street. A follow used to bo
able to go cross lots, now ho has to
turn square coruors." .
' Humphreys now gun stnro on tho
west sido Ih a very interesting plaoo,
, It, W. Ilitohcook of Englo Point
mis in Mudford to see tho oirous
AToiulay.
Some small houses and lots for
Halo, ffMO. See Benson at oueo, over
Fruitgrowers' Hank. (10
IT. D. Mills nnd Mr. Adams of
Klamath Fulls woro in this city
TNfondity on husinosH of oourso, tho
circus wiih no iilliactiou (?).
Ilanklna for Health.
who has hunted much of tho samo
territory in Africa covered by Roose
velt. The two hunters discussed
I heir hunting experiences in Africa.
Secretary Grow presented Hoosovclt
with sovorul silver-mounted photo
graphs of raro African game.
Secretary fjrow is author of a
book dealing with animal lifo in Af-rica.
TAFT IS PRETTY, SAYS
MARSE HENRY WATTERS0N
LOUISVILLE, Ivy., May Ifl.-De-daring
Prosidont Taft is putty in
tho hands of Ida advisors, Henry
Wnttorson, in tho Louisvillo Cour-ior-nJurnnl,
today says:
"Korby'a etory dovotalla bo nlely
with tho documentary evidence it is
difficult to doubt its truth."
IlaskltiH for nonlth.
lor, but not until tho roof had been
8V j considerably damaged.
,n0i Tho baccalaureate services held hi
tho opora houso on Sunday morning
wiib attended by a large, intelligent,
well-dressed audience. The scholar
ly address givon by Ilo v. Van Fossen
of Ashland was full of interest not
only for tho high school boys and
girls, but for their pnrontR nnd
frionds, and tho music was in itself
worth going a long way to hear.
Small invitation cards, asking ov
oryono to conic to tho evangelistic
sorvioos beginning boro on Thursday
ovoning, are being circulated
throughout tho town hv tho ladies of
the various ohurchos, and when Iholr
work is comploto il is believed that
ovory soul in the city will have re
ceived a personal invitation to bo
presold.
llov. IC. II. Siokafooso and wife ro
tnrnod on Friday from n visit to
various points in California. Hov.
Sickafooso .assisted in tho conduct
For Sale
20 acres timber, $400.
1 tenm, harness and wagon, $225.
1 team, harness and wagou, $G00.
100 Acres 4V miles from Talent,
$20.
1(!0 Acres 4 miles from Talent;
ttood for alfalfa.
:14 Acres 3 miles from Medford, un
dor ditch. Will divide.
2." Alfalfa, 15 fruit, iy2 miles from
town
8-room bungalow, ruodort;; A ne
buy.
Lots in West Walnut nddition;
$1150. Tonus.
JO acres, 2Vi uiilos out, set to com
mercial fruit, $375.
7-Iloom modern house, 2 uheks from
main, $3,500.
House and lot on West Main, lot 01 x
200, $3000.
Lots 011 Oukdalo a'vonuo, a good buy.
House mid lot, gnrdon, modern, party
lonving town, dirt choap for quick
snlo.
Snap buy in fruit laud, $10 ptr acre,
adjoining laud $125 an aero.
WANTED.
Men to thin fruit.
25 men to cut cordwood.
Cnrpontor finiehor.
All kinds of ranch hands wanted.
Fomnlo cook on ranch.
Men to work in hay fiold.
.' l'irU for ueinTuI housework. $1 per
day.
2 girls for general housework, $25
por month.
E. F. A. BITTNER
Mcijfor;! Employment Bureau.
bwinesn chances, real estate, all
mills of hvlp furuishod and business
Illllil'Hh It.lllll'l'lt
7ivim 20:1. Tnvlor &, Phlpps Bhlp
Pii-iio llll Mnin.
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For Store Lig
MAZDA Lamps
Are Unrivaled
They enable any store to use
electric light at a cost which,
is less than would have to be
paid for any other illurninant
on the market.
We Furnish MAZDA Lamp
to our central station custom
ers at very liberal terms. The
General Electric Company is
supplying us with the GE
MAZDA lamp in all sizes
suitable for all lighting neeck.
Every merchant should look
into this question of more light
for his business. We have v
several interesting propositions
for merchants.
ROGUE RIVER ELECTRIC COMPAK3T
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