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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, ftEAY 22, .1910.
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CITIES AWAIT
CENSUS
RETURNS
Much Interest Is Taken by Cities
Over tho Country Concerning the
Number of People the Enumerators
Gave Them.
WASHINGTON, May 21. Now
that tho census enumerators have
finished their work, ovory commun
ity in tho country is holding its
breath, figuratively speaking, and
listening with every muscle tenso for
tho announcement from Washington
which shall either confirm its hopos
that it has outgrown somo rival
community or tell it that its hopas
arc not well founded. And it mny
not accept the verdict at nil, for
some of the growing and ambitious
cities, have caused delay until they
could prove that every ono within
their borders had been counted.
Two cities which wero so thor
oughly satisfied tho census enume
rators had skipped a large number
of their citizens that they wero not
willing to abide by tho results, arc
Galveston and Houston. These cit
ies decided to havo an independent
count made by their own representa
tives. Tho commercial organizations
communicated with the director of
the census and secured his consent
to hnve the local supervisor of the
census in Galveston and Houston de
lay tho making of their returns until
they could chock up the lists with the
boards of trade. Not many cities
havo gone so far, although it seems
that almost everywhere thore "'have
been compioints that every one has
not been counted, and the time for
closing tho lists has frequently been
extended. Seattle and Portland are
among the cities which havo not been
satisfied that the work was well done.
Sacramento, San Francisco, Los An
geles and, in fact, many western cit
ies have exhibited doubt about the
count. In San Francisco it was
claimed that 5000 Chinese who were
engaged every year in the Alaska
fisheries should be credited to San
Francisco. Seattle also claims some
of these fishermen. It is alleged that
they work for about thrco months in
the north and then return to their
home cities for the remainder of the
year. Tho census office is now en
gaged in verifying these claims.
Hanan Shoes
Once you experience the luxury
of wearing comfortable shoes that
hold their shape, with a style
made permanent by fine material
and skilled workmanship, no other
shoes will satisfy you thereafter.
We are speaking of
Hanan Shoes. Sell
' -V ' ing them is the easiest
- . - thing we do because
t there is nothing to ex
plain. The shoes tell
their own story and every wearer tells it to his friends.
Try Hanan Shoes once.
C. M. KIDD
The Foot-Fitter
CENTRAL POINT NEWSLETTER
Mrs. Fred Roper of Grants Pass
is visiting hor parents, Mr. and Mrs
Isaac Williams, of this city.
Tho Central Point hotel has n new
cook. It also has an abundance of
other now things, a van load of now
furniture having arrived yesterday
from Medford.
Mrs. Washburn of Table Rock ar
rived at Cenfral Point Friday morn
ing from an extended visit in Port
land. The .colonel met her with his I
automobile
wero used and a different system of
grading is maintained.
D. R. Doanc, a prospector from
Boulder, Colo., was in town on
Thursday. He is seemingly well ac
quainted with the gold fields of Colo
rado and was surprised that tho pco
plo of the Rogue River valloy do not
say more about the rich deposits of
gold in these hills.
Cottago prayer meetings will be
held all next week at tho following
iJinmftQ Afro "Jnnew ftlmnnlinvt. TVc
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NEEDFUL KNOWLEDGE.
Medford People Should Learn to De
tect the Approach of Kidney
Disease.
The symptoms of kidney trouble
nro bo unmistakable that they leave
no ground for doubt. Sick kidneys
excrete a thick, cloudy, offensive
urine, full of sediment, irregular of
passage or attended by a sensation
of scalding. The buck aches con
stantly, headaches and dizzy spells
may occur and' tho victim is often
weighed down by a feeling of languor
and fatigue. Neglest these warnings
and there is danger of dropsy,
Bright's disease or diabetes. Any
one of these symptoms is warning
enough to begin treating tho kidneys
at once. Delay often proves fatal.
You can use no better remedy than
Doan's Kidney Pills. Here's Medford
proef:
Mrs. Sella M. Van Winkel, 324 W.
Jackson street, Medford, Or., says:
"I first learned of tho merits of
Doan's Kidney Pills while living in
Patterson, N. J., and so well did they
serve mo at that time that I have
used them on every occasion since
then, when I have had backache or
trouble with my kidneys. I find that
a box or two of Doan's Kidney Pills,
used in the spring and fall, keeps my
kidneys in good working order."
For sale b" all dealers. Price 50
cents. Fostor-Mjlburn -Co., Buffalo,
N. Y., sole agents for the United
Siutes.
Remember tho name Doan's and
tako no other.
Mrs. Rcbekah Moore will begin Warner, Mrs. Stedhnm, Mrs. Green
about July 1 tho erection of a mod-land Mrs. Bessie Randall, and the
ern cottage upon tho lots owned by time of holding these meetings will
her in this city. She intends to oc-ibe from 10 to 10:30 a. m. Other
cupy tho cottage, when finished, as homes will doubtless bo visited in
a home. i various parts of the city in a fow
Ror. Robert E. Johnson, tho evnn- I davs.
gelist, arrived on the 10 :20 train Fri-!
day and will preach his first sermon FRENCH AVIATOR FLIES
Saturday evening. . SIXTY MILES AN HOUR
Dr. Williams of Richland and his
L0NGW0RTH TO BE
TAFT'S CHAMPION
WASHINGTON, May 21. Nich
olas Longworth, son-in-law of Theo-
doro Roosevelt and a Junior member
of tho ways and means committee,
will bo President Taft's champion on
tho floor of tho houso when the Item
providing for th'o tariff commission
Investigation Is reached In tho sundry
civil bill.
Mr. Longworth has como forward
to help the president and It will bo
tho young Ohloon's oratory which
must eavo tho appropriation. Mr
Longworth will bo pitted against bucIi
moa as Senator Payne, John Dalzoll,
Representative Fordney of Michigan,
Champ Clark, tho democratic leader,
and othors who havo been In congress
many terms,
The Cincinnati congressman Is con
vinced that congress should appropri
ate $250,000 to get information on
tariff conditions at homo and abroad, 'othor state, where
mother. Mrs. H. L. Williams, of Or
egon City, stopped in Central Point
Friday on their way to Bit: Butte to
visit Mrs. Rachel Allen, mother of
Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Allen is also
the mother of John Allen, a prosper
ous ranchman of Big Butte, nnd is an
inranto of his home.
O. Wyss of Portland and W. R
Pittcncer, John Hitzler nnd Peter
Huggins of Medford registered yes
terday at tho hotel.
Mrs. Price returned home this
morning after a four days' sojourn
in Eugene, during which time she at
tended the prand lodge of Rebekuhs
as delegate from tho Central Point
lodge.
C. W. McDonald, who, though a
resident and business man of Med
ford. is connected with the firm of
Fnber & McDonald in this city,
dropped in for n few hours Friday
and found things looking good in
Central Point.
E. A. Fitzgibbon, A. L. Johnson
nnd A. W. Stovenson, connected with
tho Jacobs-Stino company of Port
land, wero in town Thursday endeav
oring to find bu3ers for lots in the
Wellington addition, a tract recently
platted and opened in the suburbs of
Portland. To offer burgains in
Portland real estato to people who
don't have to walk ten blocks to find
better ones is like "carrying coals to
Newcastle," and it is a safe guess
that they did not find many enthus
iastic investors.
No services wero held in tho tab
ernacle on Friday, tho ovening adver
tised for tho opening night, as Rev.
Johnson failed to arrive, but a rous
ing song service was held under tho
leadership of Charles E. Grey, and
most of tho audience which had as
sembled to hear tho evangelist re
mained and listened to the musie
with evident enjoyment.
George II. Merritt, son of our well
known merchant and orchardist, J.
W. Merritt, has accoptod a school in
San Rafael, Cal., and will teach
thoro for tho school year, beginning
early next August. George is a fine
boy and though still in his earliest
manhood, hits evinced tho sterling
qualities and tho ambition that prom
ises success in life.
School oloses today (Friday), af
tor a vory successful year under tho
direction of Professor F, F. Cooper.
Only a vory few of the pupils failed
to pass their finnl examinations, and
in nearly all of theso cases sickness
hod kept tho pupils from nttending
rogularly, as in a fow cases, tho
pupils had recently ontored from an-
diifercnt books
MOURMELON, France, May 21.
Cheuret, tho aviator, in a Fnrman
biplane, flew at the average rate of
00 miles an hour yesterday, car
rying Mmo. Granger. This is believ
ed to set a new speed record for
aeroplanes carrying two persons.
Chenret's flight lasted ono hour
and 12 minutes. His machine re
sponded in good shape to every de
mand and when ho alighted he was
cheered enthusiastically by thoso who
witnessed tho flight.
Canton
RESTAURANT
SAM LOCK, Prop.
The former famous chef nt the
Nash Grill, Mr. Sam Lock, has
opened a first-class restaurant
above Kennedy's saloon, No. 33
South Front street. EntraDCO nt
both sides. Only first-olass meals
sorved, and just tho name of the
proprietor is the best Guarantee.
OPEN EVERY DAY AND NIGHT.
NOODLES, CHOP SUEY.
This is tho only place where will
be served chop suoy and China nood
les. Come and see me and you and
I are both sure you will como back.
Remember, I am willing and I preach
what I promise. Yours truly,
SAM LOCK.
Horse
Shoing
is my
Specialty
Bring your work to a Practical
Blacksmith and you aro sure
to got satisfaction.
Merrixnan
SOUTH RIVERSIDE.
Gr!-n
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WEDDIftPrcVS
$?
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"LET GEORGE DO IT"
WHEN IN NEED OF PINE WAT0.H OR JEWELRY
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THE
BEST
GIRT
Repairing, Engraving' or Manufacturing
(LET GEORGE DO IT)
SSK
MY SPECIALTY is manufacturing, engraving and impairing of fino
watches and jowelry.
I can manufacture anything in tho jowelry lino and havo tho knowledge and
materials necessary to accomplish quick results. A trial will prove to your
entire satisfaction that anything entrusted to my care will receive oxpert at
tention and be absolutely satisfactory.
Complete Jewelry Stock
It would bo utterly impossible to find a moro complete stock of jowelry in
southern Oregon. DIAMONDS, Watches, Clocks, Fancy .Tcwclry Novelties of
all descriptions and styles (tho vory latest ideas just received), Silverware, Cut
Glass, etc., etc. A call will convince you that this is tho place to find the larg
est assortments of first-class Jewelry, while our prices may not be the lowest,
we guarantee quality second to none for the price asked.
,- A VISIT IS ALWAYS APPRECIATED.
George A. Butt
FRUITGROWERS' BANK BLDG., WEST MAIN ST.
WEDDING
SILVERWARE
I I ?" ""ffy'X tall
For Sale
Land that will cut six crops of alfalfa a year. U.
S. Government irrigation. If you are interested,
address
S. F, EHORN & SON
ORLAND, CALIF.
Roanoke
Roanoke
One of the Most Beauti
ful Resident Sections
of Medford
Roanoke Addition is just far enough out to elim
inate all noise and bustle of the business section and
yet it is just right for the man who is in business.
Only ten minutes' walk from the railroad. This is
becoming one of the most finished residence districts
of Medford. The lots all face on Main street and
Rose avenue. Cement sidewalk all in. Sewer and
water mains laid The lots are high and sightly,
which gives them a great advantage. Building re
strictions $2000. There are already several fino now
cottages on tho property. These lots are quite largo,
being 50x137, which gives plenty of room for garden
and garage and other necessary buildings.
Come and make your selections early. Prices $735
to $750 for east and west front lots.
J. W. DRESSLER AGENCY
Selling Agents
K :JHtS. 3D,-D-'PASl JJ J
Make Your Paint Money Buy Satisfaction
TT)AINT latlifactlon mean tho working
JL iprtiullnir covering tailing qualltlc
oi me pauil.
There' neither inlUfnctlon nnr
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ctncK ami peel ana biuter
won't tcoir.
And hand mlieU toad ami-oil
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Hut your monoy buy unfalllnc
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dJJll 'com lw to four year lancer
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Write for our free booklot,"fSrKfw llama
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NICHOLSON HARDWARDE CO.
IN O. HANSEN TOM MOFFAT
Wo make any kind and stylo of Windows.
Wo carry Glass of any sizo on hand.
i MEDFORD SASH & DOOR CO., Medford, Oregon. X
Roanoke
Roanoke
REAL ESTATE
Farmland Timber Land
M Orchard Land
Residences City Lots
Orchards and Mining Claims
Medford Realty Co
Room 10, Jackson County Bank Building
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