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MEDFORD MAITj TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREO ON. MONDAY, .ItTNlQ 27, 1910. EAGLE POINT EAGLETS By A. C. Howlctt S. A. Morfco of Koscburg was a pleasant caller Wednesday. Ho whs on his way to Hrownsboro on u bus iness venture. Mr. and Mrs. William Brown of this place, who have been visiting relatives and friendo in Portland, re turned last Tuesday night on the P. & E., but your Eaglo Point cor respondent did not learn of it until after ho had written and posted his last letter. Their uncle, William Brown, enmo homo with them. Mr. Brown has spent several months here tho past year. Ho is a brother of our townsman, George Brown. S. B. Holmes and wifo have re turned from an extended visit to friends and relatives in British Co lumbia. Dr. Bonner and his sister-in-law, Mrs. Fred Bonner, and her son, Al, called for dinner Thursday on their way to Medford. Mrs. Bonner was on her way to her homo in Nevada. She had been visiting her brother-in-law and family and his sister, Mrs. Adams, near Derby. Al Cox of Ashland, a representa tive of a tea and coffee houso of that place, called here Thursday on his way to tho neighborhood of Dorby to look at n tract of land in that section, but when ho reached hero decided that ho would not have time to make the trip and get back to Ashland in time to meet his en gagement there. Mr. Thomson, formerly of Yankee creek, but now of Lake Creek; James Culbertson and son of Lake Creek, wore all hero Thursday. They report everything in their section in a pros perous condition. The two men, Messrs. Martin and Goodwin, nro rushing tho pipe to the front as fast as they can, and the pipe layers are putting it in plnco as fast as thay can: There were two men came with teams, started to haul pipe for them, but only made ono trip. They found that there was Gomo work connected with hauling pipo, especially over some of the roads. J. W. Grovcr and family have been attending Iho Baptist convention in' Medford for the last few days. They xpcct to return today (Saturday). F. L. Findley of Medford, repre senting the Hale piano house of that city, was a pleasant ealler Thursday. Ho had been up in tho neighborhood of Trail and was just returning homo. The Shepard Bros, of Ashland were with us tho last of last week and up to about the middle of this, canvassing for tho Shepard piano houso of Ashlnnd, so you see that' Eagle Point is attracting tho atten tion of tho musical clement of busi ness men. Mrs. K. Ij. Sandy, a traveling wo man, was horo trying to arrange to secure n house to exhibit lior moving picture show, but did not succeed, as Mr. Daley, who owns tho dance hall, was siwav from home, and she failed in securing tho church building for thnt purpose. The report was going the rounds tho other day that Mrs. T. E. Nich ols had lost a handbag containing $S5 in money and $10,000 in notes nnd securities, but when she returned homo she found the bag hanging in its place and that she had made a mistake and taken the wrong bag, one that did not have the cash and notes in it. Mr. Vaughn of Peyton wns with us last Friday night and reported that Mr. Paine, who bought tho Al fred Gordon place, on Itogue river, came near getting killed tho other day. Ho was riding a wild horse and ho reared up so straight that he thought that ho would fall over, so leaned forward and the belt of his chops caught on the horn of the sad dle, nnd as the horse came down he commenced to buck, and ho fastened to tho horn of the saddle, and, being a heavy man, his weight hnnging there caused the saddle to turn and he fast to it so that he could not clear himself from tho horse, nnd he kicking and bucking all the time. There was a crowd of men there, but tho animal was so scared that he could see nothin'g, but finally his belt broke and he came loose and the horse dashed through tho crowd and ran about a mile before ho wns caught. Fortunately for Mr. Paine, he got off unhurt, but he said that he could see tho horse's shoes as he would kick nnd strike at his head He has come to the conclusion thnt he docs not have riding enough to justify his riding such n horse. Mr. Ditsworth was among the call ers last Friday night, over after a load of box material to pack his ber ries and. fruit in, nnd some cherries to take to Fort Klaniath. Ho will finish out his load at home. Jess Frodenburg came out from Butto Falls last Friday after a load of machinery for the Butte Falls saw mill, no says that this load will fin ish up hauling the machinery for that mill, except a new water wheel that will bo put in later. Your Eagle Point correspondent was in Medford Friday, consequently cannot give all tho news this (Snt uiday) morning. MEDFORD WINS ITS SEVENTEENTH GAME Beats Grants Pass Decisively Sunday Nothing to It After tho Boys Commenced Landing on Ball. EDEN PRECINCT ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. Holdrldge of Talent wero Jn Medford trading last Wed nesday. Mrs. Leslie Blackwood of Phoenix was down to Medford with berries' laot Friday. Ono of the old residences and land marks of Phoenix is being removed this week. Tho old Dr. Caler house Is being moved across the road and a no wstructure will tako its place, ' TLost who long ago lived In thei old town remember the old vino-cov- ereu cottage, wun us ions rrencu windows, a place that has had Its ro mances and sorrows. Wm. Beardsley, tho Phoenix drup Btoro man, was in Medford last Wed nesday, Mr. Fred Pratt of Phoenix was up -In North Talent Thursday evening. Reams wero staying all night with Mr. A. S. Furrey Thursday night. Fred Moor of Fern Valley was in Phoenix last Thursday. John Gore of South Medford camo up to North Talent last Thursday after berries. Mrs. Goro wa3 driving tho car and enjoys tho sport very much. George Hoover of Valley View Or chards was In Medford las Wed nesday. Emmett Beeson and family are in tho valley and were in Medford last Moaday. Mrs. A. C. Hewlett of Eagle Point camo over to C. Carey's terry field last Friday and took back flrteen kinds of berries. A S. and F. E. Funoy took their cattle out to Dead Indlau for the summer last Saturday. They have quite a body of land out there, and it affords them good summer range. MAKE SEVERAL SUBSTANTIAL SALES York & Co. report tho following xeccnt sales of mement: Jt. Swan to A. M. Wright, a houso and lot on North Central avenue; ' consideration S1725. U. M. Hoover to A. N. Wright, 20 acres of orchard land uo.ir Phoenix; consideraticn $4000. It. Schuler to Dr. Geo. Dovine, ( "houso and two lots on West Tonth Btreot for a consideration of $2500. 1 Mrs. Jas. Wilson to Dr. Geo. C. Devlno, 41 acres of tho Griffin D. L. O. on Griffin crook, $12,300. Four- teen acres of this tract is planted to :Nowtown apples throe years old, and the balance Is flrst-clasa alfalfa land. M. Purdln to Mr. Bur'ilck, lot on North Central, $1000. York & Co, to R. R. Dorland, of Devils Slide, Utah, two lots in tho Midway tract, 6400. A. J. TurhuX to S. I. Wilson, 15 acres near Phoenix, $4000, Haskins for Health. " SCHOOL DISTRICT RONI) ELEC TION' NOTICE. For three innings Sunday it was 1 and 1, then nn error, a walk and a couplo of hits brought in three runs for Medford. lu tho first for Medford ileusel man struck out, Strain hit to right center. Miles followed with a hit in tho snmo territory, nnd while ho was being put out trying to stretch it into a double Strain scored. Isaacs fanned. For Grants Pass 11. Fmibion hit, but was caught stealing Hill to Miles. Bnkor and Smith both fanned. Second inning, Medford Music out short to first; Blaekiugton walk ed, but was caught third to short on Hadcr's infield bunt. Hill fanned. Grants Pass Willinms walked. S. Fnubiou fanned. Higgs wns safe on error of Strain. Sehmitt went down on a fielder's choice and Willinm scored. Cook walked. Osborno got on by error of third, filling the bags. Higgs was caught napping on third, catcher to third, and Fnubiou went out third to first. In tho third Medford cinched the game. Burgess guessed wrong nnd fanned. Hcuselmnu got lifo by nn error of Williams and stole second while Strain wns getting a walk, nnd Inter purloined tho third bag. He wns caught, however, at homo on Miles' bunt, Strain taking third. Isaacs sent n sizzler through right on which both Strain nnd Miles scored, nnd Isaacs crossed tho pan n short time nftcr on Music's long single. Blnckiugton went out, Os borno to Cook. Thnt made three scores and seemed to take tho heart out of the ex-champions, although in the fifth they managed to put over a couplo more. Ten to threo wns the final score. The scoro by innings:- Medford 1 0 3 0 Grants Pass.... 0 10 0 R. Medford 10 Grants Pass 3 "SIGN OF THE FOUR" GOES-ON TONIGHT For this week, tho third of tho en gagement of tho Atlion Stock .com pany nt the .Medford theater, an ex oeptionnlly large production is to hu given, "Tho Sign of tho Four," ono of tho best Known American dramas evor written. Tho record which tho Athon Stock company bus already inado in this city is such that audi ences now rcnlUo tho sincerity in tho statement mndo by Mr. Athon when the company first nppourod horo, that only tho best plays would be given. "The Sign of tho Four" is un doubtedly known to nearly ( every reader of popular fiction of this oily. It wns really tho first of Sir A. Connn Doyle's stories to scoro a huge success. So great was tho fa vorablo comment upon tho initial production of the play in Now York City that it was soon followed by u number of other plays with Sherlock Holmes as tho central figure. Some of theso plays scored n success sec ond only to that of "Tho Sirn of tho Hit D Xj&br 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 n. 10 4 E. 3 CARPENTERS HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICES Local No. 1840, Carpenters' union, held memorial services at tho M. E. church South Sunday morning. About 40 members of the union met at tho union hall and marched in a body o tho church, whero tho ser vices wero conducted by Rev. Goul-der. WILLIAM I). HOWARD AS SHER LOCK HOMES. Packers I8P Wanted! To register with tho association for this season's pack. Packing schools for pears and apples in Au gust and' September. Pack changed on apples. Everybody must learn it. R. R. FRUIT & PRODUCE ASS'N. Four," while others, nnd they wero greatly in the majority, met with nn inglorious end, being withdrawn within a short timo after receiving their premier. For two seasons "Tho Sign of tho Four" wns tho vehicle for nn nil star cast of actors of note, nnd it scored ono of tho most pronounced triumphs of any play in tho last do cade. That "Tho Sign of tho Four" is fully ns' successful when produced by tho capablo stock company as when it is given by a rood organiza tion is shown by tho mnnnor in which it wns received recently by the discriminntimr Oakland nnd Snn Francisco people. The play wns pro duced by the stock company of Ye Liberty theater iu Oakland and by tho Vnlencia Thenter Slock com pany in San Francisco nnd proved to bo ono of the biggest Btock suc cesses ever seen in thoso cities. "Tho Sign of the Four" is easily tho most expensive piny which the Athon Stock compnny hns yet givon tho patrons of tho thenter. Manngor Athon is compollcd to pay an excep tionally largo royalty for the privi lege of conducting tho piny for one week, nnd this expenditure is but a smnll item of tho oxpenso of pro ducing this piny, ns an unusually large amount of special scenery will bo required. No oxpenso will be spared in tho effort to mnko the play tho finest over offered by n Medford stock oompnnv. - -re DR. GOBLE'S OPTICAL PARLOR REMOVED TO 235 E. MAIN STREET, OVER STRANG'S DRUG STORE. f Notice Is hereby iven that a a school meeting of School District No. 49 of Jackson County, Oregon, to bo hold at tho hljh rchool building, in said distrlo' on tho 15thc?ny of July. A n 101A tlinrn will tin anl.mllfnrl I to tho lostf voters of said district tho question of contracting a bonded debt of fifty thousand ($50,000.00) dollars, thirty tho. sand ($30,000.00) dollars thereof to ho used for tho purposo of oroili'ig and equlplng an oast side school building, ind twenty thousand ($20,000,000) dollars tho-eof for fio purposo of repairllng and constructing an nnnox to tho Washington Gihool and Installing a nov; heating p'.mt therein, tho vr,o to bo by ballot, upon which shall bo tho words, "Bonds Yees," and the words, "Dond? No." Polls to bo open at 1 o'clock p. m, and remain open until 4 o'clock p. m. By order of tho Board of Directors 6f School District No, 49 of Jackson County, Oregon, Dated th'.t 25th day of Juno, A. D. 1910. ORIS CRAWFORD, Clerk. You haven't road all of today's nows that's importhant to you until you'vo read tho ads. Sacramento Valley Lands Where Land Values Are Increasing Daily and Where You Have a Sound Basis for the Values. Never Failing Crops CHEAP LANDS ARE GETTING SCARCE THE TIME TO BUY THEM IS NOW. 320 acres, adjoining tho Orlnnd irrigation project and adjoining tho main lino of the Southern Pacific railroad; 240 acroa of this land will be irrigated by tho government system within two years and will command a price of 3150 per acre; lands not ho good as this now under tho system aro selling at from $150 per ncro and up; I cun deliver this at $25 per acre, and it is a buy; easy terms. 400 acres of tho finest land in Solnno county, near tho town of Dixon, all level land, adapted to tho growth of alfalfa; all ad joining lands held nt $100 per aero nnd up; this place has no wnBto, is free from hardpnn, alkali, adobo and gravel and is ono of tho finest ranches in Solnno cpunty; ensily worth $100 per aero at tho minute, but I can deliver it at $00 por ncro, with easy terms, and it is n buy. Better see this ono if you wnnt a swell ranch for your self. ." 300 acres of the finest land in Sutter county, all fine lnnd for alfalfa, almonds, peaches, prunes, almonds or any crop you want to grow; easily worth $150 por acre; I can deliver it to you for $75 per acre, and it's worth doublo; terms. This is a buy. 08 acres, near tho Stato University farm at Dnvisville, on Putnh creek, the finest lnnd in tho atato of California; all in nlfalfa, now under irrigation, that will cut 12 tons to tho aero every yoar; fino barn, cost $3000, houso not much, but thoro is a world of stock nnd implements that go with tho place; closo to San Francisco and Sac ramento, and nn ideal ranch in every rospect; just largo enough; will make a swell fancy stock ranch. Tho price is $25,000, with torms; tho land alone is easily worth tho monoy; think of it, almost adjoins tho state farm nnd is all in nlfalfa; this is a snap if you want something nice. BUY A-RANCH IN THE SACRAMENTO VALLEY AND BE SURE OF HEALTH, WEALTH AND COMFORT IN YOUR OLD AGE; LAND WILL NEVER BE CHEAPER. THE BEST-POSTED MAN IN CALIFORN IA ON SACRAMENTO VALLEY LANDS. geerge: x. fleminq 505 JAY STREET, SACRAMENTO, CAL. RUGS and CARPETING For extent nnd variety, beauty of design and coloring our slock of Hugs and Caipels In Unsurpassed in Southern Oregon The now arrivals include Blijclow, Artlchll mill Dnd:jd Wilton, Arlll1toil AxilllnsliT, two (trades of Body Brussels ami also tho less expensive Axmlnsturs, Snnfords and Whltnlls, Wiltons, Tapestries ami Velvets, ns well ns several well-known linns of Iniirnln Carpets mid RllflS, ranging iu (pinlily from inexpensive cruflmnnu fabrics to thu masterpieces of Ihu 'ooiu. , -inw. tft&nttM Theso iniikos aro rocniruirod ns standard over the entire continent. Tho names nro woven iu tho goods. A POINTER ABOUT COLORING Our rugs are all carefully selected from tho newest and latoHt dosluiiH, Wo Imvo just tho beautiful tans and browns that you want to fit out your home. If you aro an intending rug purchaser vou will mnko a mistake if you do not SEE OUn LINE BE FORE YOU BUY. Giili6e7i4) "Out.sldo tho flro limits, but I us I do on prices" Telephone Main tin I Went Main fit. Cor. of Ijuirvl i't to WnMilngloii Hehool $2400 Buys a WHOLE BLOCK 111 -. -- AW K ---- ----.- - - .. ......-...-..... ....-. 4 If You Want a Block of This Addition See Any Aucnt or W. H. EVERHARD HOTEL MOORE, Jbl.tL - ' MEF0RD, OREGON. FOR SALE CHEAP SECOND HAND AUTO In Good Condition Just the machine to no anywhere In a proven car that will no on any a;f nassahlu road.. A harnaln If taken at onco. Cash or Realty VALLEY AUTO CO. Where? and Why Evory woman who Htarla out to buy flour Iiuh in mind a dofiuite placo and a good reason for going to that placo. Why? Why does nho insist on a certain brand of flour? Simply be cause she has tried that particular brand and found thnt it was just tho bust in tho laud for making broad and pnstrioa. Whero? Aro oil women satisfied with tho flour thoy aro using? No; not by a jugful. Thoy nro asking, Whoro can I got tho irghl flour? Tho host answer to that question is Puro While. Got a snelc of Pure Whito nnd your flour troubles will all bo ended. You nro suro to got tho host results. No poor hrond no ammunition biscuits or poor pastry. Btoro nows is your, inowal naskino for Hoalth. MEDFORD THEATRE ----- - 44. Mon., Tue., and Sat. THE Athon Stock Co. In Sir. A. Conan Doyle's "The Sign of the Four" 9 ----- -------- Seats Now Selling for All Three Preformances TRIBUNE ADS. BRING RESULTS It ft i W r
