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Newspaper Page TextAtEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREOON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1910. i .. -- i Newsy !--- m .- -- "- Eagle Point Eaglets MIhhuh Mllilrod mill Nyiluli, dmiKli' torn of linn, Frank Null, anil Kriinil tlniiKlitorN u Hull. JtulKo J, IC. Null. camo out laiit Saturday iiioniIiik. L nnil woro mot by tholr fntliur and wont on to tliolr homo near Derby. H. A. Carlton and "on Lyle or Anlilnml cnmo ovor Saturday to look nftor lila IntoroHts In thorn) parts. Curl ItliiKor, who haB had charge of Joiiojih Undor'rt ranch on tho dl vldo botwoon Antelope and Hulto crook, wnn mnlllni; on IiIh frloniln horo Baturday. Ila had Carl Nowborry, coimlii of ox-County School Buporln tondont Qua Nowborry, with htm. Carl ItliiKor gavu an account of how William Cotrnl'H homo broke hl noao by ruimlni; Into n wlro fonco, Carl also told or a spring on Joo Itador'H plnco that Imit not boon dry for yeani Kolug dry thin ntimmor, but nrtor tho cool woathor commoncod tho water mlriml, tihowInK that thin hnn boon tho dryoiit Mummor wo havo had ror yonre. J. K. Wlcholnon and O. B. Ayorn or Seattle woro among tho giiota Bat urday. Thoy woro horo looking ovor thu country on luminous. Harry Btarr nnd wlfo and two daiiKhtorn, MltmoH Dorothy and Twin kle, Mm. Will Hood, MIbh Kloronco IMumloy Mr. nnd Mm. James Wllko nnd three daughters camo In rrom whoro thoy hnil boon cnmitod on Hlg Hulto crook at Camp Nick Saturday. Mr. Btarr and lilt crowd camo In tlmo for dlnnor, but tho remainder did not nrrlvo until 7:30 j. in. Thoy phoned from Derby to Mm. Howlett to havo supper ready by that tlmo thoy camo In on tho Dnly auto, nnd after Hiip por wont on to Medford. They all nro cltlzoiiH or GnintH Pawn. Mr. Wllk In tho Kontlomnn who had so much trouble with IiIh auto noino two weokn before on tho road from Med foril to thlH place. Mlun Inn Wlllottn, her brother and bin wife, Hpent tho night horo Sat urday and Biindny innrnlm: MIhb Inn went up to Cllmnn, whoro nh wan to commence tonchlng Mchool thin Mon day morning. Mm. Wlllottn wont on to Mcdford nnd Jacknonvlllo Monday morning nnd hor hiiHliand, Arthur Wlllottn. took tho mall to Prospect for IiIh brother, I.owIh, who In tho contractor. Mm. ThomnHon, whono htiflband ban had a contract on tho railroad right Ashland ASHLAND, Or., Aug. 30. There several years, In rovllatlng old sconca nro Btlll Hovornl flron In the vicinity In Ashlnnil nnd vicinity, of Asblnnd. nn.l though none of thorn W. A. Lottokon nnd family aro ro nro aBHiimlng horlous proportions at moving to Amity, near Salem, this tho proHont tlmo, thoy are miming , wook. Thoy havo resided In Ashland Ko.no uueaBlnoBB. llocnuso ot the pon- and vicinity tor many yenra and a Blblllty ot contamination of tho city j hoHt of frlondB rogrot tholr dopnrt wntor by tho proaenco or novoral bun- ure. drod mon In tho watershed fighting A. IJyrno of Siskiyou was In tho flro the mayor has iHBiiod a notice city tho first or the week, nccompa advising nil to boll tholr drinking wn-uled by his wire. Mr. IJyrno has t charge or tho distribution or suppllcB A telephone message wan received , from tho Dead Indian country this forenoon asking that 20 men bo Bont out thoro to help fight ft flro that Is threatening novoral ranchcB. Mr. nnd Mm. John Loughlln re turned 8unday rrom n throe wookn' outing nt tholr ranch In Klnmath county. Hackor & Yoo havo leased ono of tho storerooms In tho new Allon block and havo movod tholr harbor shop from tho Donls building Into It. Thoy will retain tholr Atihland bnr bor shop In Its present location. Orlo Hnrtly or tho Wblto IIouso grocery rorce Is spending n vacation vlHltlng rolatlvoH In ItoBoburg. Phil Itoao hnB gono to Calirornla to take up IiIb BtudleB at Leland Stnnrord unlvorBlty. Mr. nnd Mm. 8. M. Osgood ot Los AngoloB havo roturnod homo nttor n visit or Home tlmo nt AHhlnnd. Mm. II. J. Hoyd, who ban boon 111 nt tho Qranlte City hospital ror tho past rivo wookB, haB bo rar rocovorod as to bo nblo to return to hor homo. Van WnltoM or Kerby who has boon living In Josophlno county for MI4 I j b. Notes from Rogue River Valley --- --- - iy A. 0. llmvlott. or way for cutting wood, cnmo out Baturday on tho Hlngo mid wont to Medford on bunlnoRH Sunday evening. ,,,oro wnn ft MlCK irm" cnni" '" ...... ...... .. i. .. ... ... O.J..-.I... ,..,M .. M.lnM)0 unlmnlB and camped nenr tho depot. Baturday received a tolograin nn Thoy nro horo after mipplloH for tho noiinclng tho death of IiIh mothor-ln-troopn nnd flro flghtoM. AiiHlntnnt law, tho Immedlalo cntmo holng can- QuartormaHter Hnlgan ban chnrgo of thorn. Tho offlcorn havo decided to make thin j.'iicu tho bnuo of Bunplloa and havo tho provlnlonH sent from horo to whorovor thoy nro noodod. Moutonant A. D. Iludd wnB n gticwt at tho Sunnynldo Sunday night. Ho wiib hero looking after tho IntoroHtn or tho troopH, Mr. Diirch, n brother or Mm. I'. II. Dally, camo out tho laHt of tho wook to vlnlt IiIh nlBtor nnd family. l'rofeu Bor Dally haa gono to tho hllln on n hunt with William Knighton nnd J. W. 0 rover. LaHt Sundny your correspondent wnB cnllod on to take I.owIb Smith or Portland to Mutto Knlla. Mr. Smith Ib n brother or ProrenBor B. B. Smith or Hulto Fulls nnd a trnvollng anlcs man ror tho Portlnnd Horticultural aBftoclntlon, and whllo hero took tlmo to vlnlt bin brother nnd family. B. W. Carlton, who bought tho MrDonough plnco, tho old Plckonn ranch, In Tnblo Ilock wno horo Mon dny nftornoon nnd bought n tlno team from a mnn that Is a ntrnngor to mo, whono namo I did not lenrn. Dr. Ilonnr, wlfo, brother nnd noph ow cnmo out rrom the doctor's homo Btoad near tforby Monday, took dln nor horo nnd went on to Medford. Mr. Jewell and Honry O'Malley cnmo out from tho Bile Crook fish hntchory Sundny forenoon, left their team at tho SunnyHldo Blablo and wont to Medford tho Bamo morning. William Perry and V. J. Ayren came out with tliolr ramlllcfl Mon day, loft tliolr tenmn nt tho Sunny nldo KtnbloB and took tho car for Medford to boo tho Bhow. Little Ones to Fioht. CHICACIO, Aug. 31. Nen rly .300 ticket have been Hold from Chicago to Milwaukee for Friday to witnesB thu Charley White-Krnnkio Conlov bout. Whllo h putting in some lmnl training, but will oiiho up thm after noon mpl rest until Fridny. Hnnklnn for Hcnlth. Notes for tno siiimyou u.iccmc iiKiu " Power company. 1 II. Carter and family will re move to Bugono to romaln Indefi nitely nnd tho old homestead horo will be closed up. Occasionally wo moot a man whoso train of t'lought romlnda ua or n row or flat cnM. f-f-f-f---- -f-r-f t-f- f f 0 -r f f -f f 4 SUMMIT AVENUE IS BE TWEEN WEST MAIN AND FOURTH STREETS. IT IS NOW A PAVED STREET WITH CONCRETE WALKS ON BOTH SIDES, AND OF COURSE THE WATER AND SEWER CONNECTIONS ARE MADE TO ALL LOTS. WITH A BUILDING RE STRICTION OF $2500, THIS SHOULD MAKE AN IDEAL HOME ADDITION. SEE T0RRY & MURPHY OR W. T. YORK & CO. f f f-f -f-f----f4--t----f-f-f-f-r-f 4HM RESOLVE! The best resolution for yon to muko ia to come to us for your next suit, if you want Bomothiug out of the ordinary. Wo do the boat work anil oharg the lowest prices. W. W. EIFERT THB PBOOKNMV TADLOl - "- -- - Central Point Items Krank Wenton, who with Mm, Wcb tnn wan cnllod to California owing to tho HorloiiH lllncHH of Mm. WcBton'B iwiHwih iinnn lifn nrrlvtil tmnut Inut W1,", "'"" '"" """ '"'"' cor, ICnhlor & PntllHon havo n largo ennvan nlgu decorating tho entrance to Oak Park addition, HomoBcokOM can bco It with half an oyo and trav eler can rend an thoy run, Tho sign Ib 20 foot In length. ' A Mm. Smith Id to locturo horo on "Now Thought" In n fow days. All our pooplo nttondod tho clrcun and all declare It tho bout nhow thoy ovor wltuoBBod. DoubtleBH tho local ity bad much to do with tliolr on Joymont. A decorated tramp readied tho city today and no garden ncaro crow was ovor robed In gannontn to equal his apparol, As ho left town n Hlgn on IiIh back rend: "I'vo noon bettor clothoH than theno, and I'll bco 'cm ngln." All tho bonds of households horo Jacksonville Notes MIbsob Nolllo Perry nnd Maud Itayphultz nro spondlng n fow days with tho formers undo and aunt, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. E. Gall. Mr. nnd Mru. Tnylor Durch nnd children started this morning (Sat urday) tor Bugle Point, whoro thoy will apend Sunday with Mm. Hurch'a alBtcr, Mrs. P. H. Dally and family Mm. Sarah Adams of Blk Crook la making nn oxtonded visit with rel ntlvos nnd frlondB In Jncksonvlllo KAUFMAN-BURNS MILL ON NEXT MONDAY NIGHT I'HILADKLI'IIIA, Aug. 31. Al Kaufman of Snu Francisco is today a hlight favorito ovor Hill Lang of AuHtrnlin, for their fight next Mon day night in tho National league lmoebnll park here. Kaufman ih (raining at Allciihurt and Lang at Stratford. Kiieh has tioated u for FOR RENT Only hotel in town of 1000 inhabitants on South ern Pacific railroad, Rogue River Valley. Newly refurnished, papered, painted, equipment modern. Baths, toilets, electric lights, hot and cold run ning water. Now doing good business. CALL ON KOFELDT CONDOR WATER 216 WEST MAIN Make Every Dollar Worth More Than a Dollar! An educated ad reader will never bo poor. To "know advertising" is to have a prac tical knowledge of values of things of when and how and whoro to buy. No ono, having and utilizing such knowledge, could ovor bo unthrifty, or in any sense careless or reckless of oxpenscs. For such knowl edge makes for thrift for saving. It makes ono proof against shams false values manipulated reductions. Tho intelligent ad reader uses as much thought and ability in buying things as is required in earning the money that is spent for them. And that amounts to a substan tial increase of tho valuo of overy dollar of tho family revenue! -- nro preparing the young ldea to nhoot. School comnicnccn Soptcmbor Gth. MrM, I V. Cooper, wlfo of I'rofcs Hor Cooper of tho public Bchootn, hnn returned from a vlHlt to Bugcno. Lynn Purdln, editor or tho alobo, wnH trnnnnctlng business In Mcdrord Tuesday nrtornoon. Many complaints nro Btlll coming In concerning tho mud Blough In tho public road near Agate. Tho plnco Ib becoming dangerous nnd will cauno no llttlo trouble unlcsn It Is remedied nt once. Thlfl In a case wherein a ntltnb In tlmo would avo nine. Local merchants nro universal In boasting or onion did trade for tho tlmo of year. All hands ,.-o busy In nil the stores which advortUo tholr wares. Tho other fellows are not looking ror busincKs they nro mere ly waiting ror it. O. I). Nash woe transacting bust neBB In Mcdford Monday afternoon. Ho took In the circus In the forenoon. Tho usual program fakir wljo so licits ads on a town directory card wnB "working tho public" In this locality Tuesday nftcrnoon. nnd vicinity. Mrs. E. J. Roberts loft Saturday morning ror a visit with friends In Wlllnmctto valley and may tako in the fair nt Portland. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gall of Sticky wcro guests of Mr. and Mm. L. O. Van Wegcn last Sunday. I). E. Cartwrlght, who has a ranch in Coos county, is slashing timber on tho Osgood farm, cays he will eoon have his Job completed and will then return to his homo. feit of .fl2,"i0 to guarantee his ap poarnnco in the ring. IVHIkn. fnpnn Jp7Ilili'nt mJ Our Uchonl f nr Olrln nndorC r nrenl bUMrof M. JabalivUrt(KplMl)l Collrdalo. Arnitemle a nil IJcmpntarr )rp(. lm!r. Art, t.lotvtlna. Ojmujutura. Illnltost nipil iniul l jtt r II er cf n and wll roooramni!). ThirumMr U SlmltM to nllr. A p illicit loo hoaU N irula rArlj.) Addrvu Tbt Slitf Spf rlor.CIlK ri. SUKiltnt Htl PcrlUnd.Cr. 1 & POWER COMPANY ST., MEDFORD, OR. Table Rock Items Blnco tho rain In tho mountains tho smoko ban not boon no thick, which Is qulto a treat to eeo the mountain sconory again. Elliott and Sago, tho contractors, expect to havo tho now schoolhouso ready for school, which will com menco Soptembor C. Stanley Lydlard, Vorno Pendleton O. C. May and O. Oleson have gono up on EvanB creek for a two weeks' outing. K. A. Hyckoff and Mr. Lynci: of Portland aro spending a few days at tho Hyckoff ranch. Adam Emlg who bought tho Cal llo Jones place, has his now house nearly completed, which will add much to tho appearance nnd comfort of tho place. Quito a number from hero attend ed tho Barnum nnd Bailey circus Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walker of San Francisco, who havo taken their va cation at Table Rock for tho last flvo years, are spending a week with the Wnshburns. W. L. Thompson has returned rrom a short business trip to northern Cal ifornia. Mr. Carlton, who lately bought tho MacDonald place, is doing some Im proving and expects to erect a mod ern bungalow on -the place this win ter. Mr. Carlton inspected the Hood River valley, Wcnatcheo and Willam ette valleys, and after spending some time horo decided that Tablo Rock was the place for him. He expects to set the entire 80 acres to apples and pears. S. M. Mcars and family camo down ! ------- WILL SELL AT LOW PRICE ONE SQUARE BLOCK OF 13 LOTS, 7 FACIING EAST ON ; NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE ' BALANCE WOULD MAKE " GOOD FACTORY OR WARE- HOUSE PROPOSITION, SIDE TRACT ALREADY JN. THE PROPERTY HAS A GOOD FUTURE, P. AND E. ROAD ON SIDE. SOUTHERN PA- CIFIC AT BACK, ALSO FINE TRACT OF 65 ACRES I 1-2 MILES WEST OF CENTRAL POINT, "" 13 ACRES PLANTED TO . PEARS AND APPLES, 10 ' ACRES IN ALFALFA, All UNDER CULTIVATION, GOOD 1 SOIL, LOCATION IS BEC0M- ING MOST POPULAR IN I VALLEY, THIS TRACT CAN , SOON BE IRRIGATED FROM THE NEAR CANAL. PRICE ,$280 PER ACRE OR WILL SELL BEST 40 ACRES FOR ! $300 PER ACRE TERMS, AP- ( t PLY 334 WEST 6th STREET 4- 4-4-4-4-4 4- 4- 4- 4- 4-4-4-4-4.4-4..4. 11 &MS9BH Towns from Portland to spend a month nt i "icir orclinrd Home. Tho Adams, Blssell and Lydlard families havo returned from tho Dead Indian Springs and report having a good time nnd much Improved in health. Mr. and Mre. Honry Bisscll, a con tractor and builder of Tacoma, Wash accompanied by his father,, B. A. Bi,s sell of Mcdford, was visiting In Ta ble Rock last week, Mr. and Mrs. Lydlard entertained a number of friends at their homo Sunday evening. PLUMBING STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING All Work Guaranteed Prices Reasonable COFFEEN 8l PRICE 11 North D St..Wedfoid, SPEND THE SUMMER Newport, Yaquina Bay The OnlyTBeach in the Pacific Northwest- Whero the pretty Water Agates, Mosa Agates, Moonstones Cornelians and Rock Oysters' can bo found. Outdoors port of all Kinds Including Hunting, Fish In , digging Rock Oysters, Boating, Surf Bathing, Riding, Autolng, Canoeing and Dancing. Pure mountain water and the best of food at low prices. Fresh Crabs, Clams, Oysters, Fish and Vegetables of all kinds dal ly. IDEAL" CAMPING GROUNDS, with strict sanitary reg ulations, at nominal cost. Low Round-Trip Season Tickets from all points in Oregon, Washington and Idaho on sale dally. A Sunday Excursion Rate of $ .50 from Albauy, Corvallls and Philomath, with corresponding low rates from points west, In effect all summer. Call on any S. P. or C. & E. Agent tor full particulars as to rates, train schedules, etc.; also for copy of our beautiful Illustrated booklet, "Outings In Oregon," or write ,o WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. A LAVATORY LIGHT What a convenience Is an electric light In tho lav atory. It can bo switched on and off when noodod. Tho danger of broaking chlmnoys by spattering thorn with wator Is eliminated. Tho nocosslty for matches Is overcome. A slmploturn of tho wrist and tho room Is flooded with light It may bo arranged so that tho light can bo switched on before or aftor entering tho room. This Is only one of tho many comforts possible In an oloctrlcally lighted homo. Our representative would bo pleased to talk this matter ovor with you. ROGUE RIVER ELECTRIC. CO f - - MEDF0RD TIME TABLE. t- -f-f---f 4- -f 4-'i I Northbound I No. 20IPortlftna Locnl 8:04 a.m. No, 24 .Motor , ... 10:35 h. m. No. .12 Motor 4:48p.m. No, 16 Oregon CxprcHS ...... 6:21p.m. No 14 I'ortlnnil Kxpring 8:33 p.m. Boutubonnd. No, 23 .Motor 8M3n.m. No, K, California Exprcsn ... 10:36 m. No. 31 .Motor 3:24 p.m. No. 13 Hnn I'ranclnco Express 3:32 pm. No, 19 Aahland Local ....... 11:32 p. m. Mcdford to Jftckionvlll. .Motor car lea.vtn , ...l 8-30 ,i. m. Train leaves lOM.'.n m. Train leaven 3:35 p.m. Train leaven 6:oj p. m. Motor Car leaves .......... , 9:30 p, in. Jacksonville to Medford. Motor leaves Train leaves Train leaven Train leaves 730 a. m. ............... ......... . .. 8:45 a. m. 2-30 p. m. 4 '30 p. m. i7.30p. m. Motor Car leaves Pacific fc rmtern Railway. No. 1 Leaves Medfonl '814 a.m. No. .1 Leaven Medfonl .... No. 2 Arrives Mcdford No. 4 Arrives Mcdford No. llArrlves Kntrla Tolnt ... No. 2 Leaves Eagle rolnt ... No. 3 Arrives EnRlo Point ... No. 4 Leaves Eaglo Point ... 5 00 p. m. 10:20 a.m. 6:50 p.m. 0:04 a. m. 9:30 a.m. 5:so p.m. 6:00 p. m. Ore. PI nt f3 AT- Three Day Saturday to Monday Rate from S. P. points, Portlnnd to Cottage Grove Inclusive, Includ ing branch lines; also from all C. & E. stations Albany and west Good going on Saturday or Sunday, and for return Sun day or Monday. '