MISDFORP MAIL TREBUNH), MKDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1910.
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II. Von dor Ilolloit of Wolloii spoiil
'iliuiRilny In Medford,
Mr. niul Mrs. W. 13. Hliuttul loft for
flan KmucUco Thursday,
John II, Cnrkln, attorr.oy-at-law,
avor Jacknoa pouuty Dank,
W. 0. Hendricks of Woodvlllo
upoiit Thurslay In McxlfoiJ.
All rcliool children nliould watch
for tho "lilic kooho" nt IContnor'n.
T, S. Johnson was In Medford from
KiikI" I'olnt Thursday.
All nchool chlldron aliould wntch
for tho "IiIk booo" nt Kontnor's.
M. W, Wlioolor niul wlfo of Ash
lmifl woro In Medford Tlmrndny.
All nchool children nliould wntch
for tho "hlK kooho" nt lCantnor'9.
C. II. Cmuo of 111k llulto In visit
Iiik Mudford.
For Imirnnco, phono 3401. Hunt-ley-Kromor
Co. 101
Jmiiiw A. Thomas of Yroka Ih vis
Itlm; T. 13. HRtilolii In Medford,
For Imirnnco, phono 3401. Hunt-loy-Kromor
Co. 101
Mr. mul Mm. T. 13. Daniels return
ed from Portland Wednesday,
II. C. McAlllHtor loft for Portlnnd
on ThurHdny mornhiK.
N. C. Powers roturmnl to Medford
Thursday from Portlnnd.
Coronor ICoIIokk I" I" Medford
from Cold Hill on buslnos'i.
Kdwnrd Itotty wont to Ashland on
Tliurndny mornliiK on business.
KdRnr H. Hater has rotjirnod from
n biiHlnoHn trip to Portlnnd.
Vlrull nnd Fred 8trnnR will do
pnrt for O. A. C. noxt Saturday ovo
tilnK. Kvorybody wntcli for tho '"IiIb
KOoho" on tho ntroot and In tho win
dow nt IContnor'n. tf
Hnrry Portor will lonvo on Satur
day for Corvnllls to attend tho statu
nKrlQiilturnl collogo.
Medford Colloctloa Asoncy, 10
por cont chnrjiod. Ovor llurluurt'a
now store, tf
J. F. Kirk nnd wlfo of Junction
City, Or,, nro vlnltlni; Mr. nnd Mm.
J. F. Kirk It. Medford.
Uomombor tho blR Introduction
alo nt Orny & Moo's, Vnn Dyko'a old
stand,
Mnck Hurvoy of Cranio Pass Ii
spondlnB n fow days In Medford on
business.
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Victor P. Moho1 nnd P. A Motion
of Corvullln nro In thin oily,
Tho Introduction tttilo nt Gray &
Moo'ti (Vnn Dyko'n old n'nnd) Ih to
contlntio bnlnnco of tho wook.
Tho Introduction nnlo runn nil dny
Wednesday. You uro Inyltod to call.
Orny & Moo, Van Dyko'ti old ntnnd.
Ho hort Nixon, pontmnntor nt Yro
lc Cnli, Ih vIhIIIiik nt T. 13. Daniels'
In Medford,
Potor M. Kornhtiw of IIiIh city Ii
pondltiK 11 few dnyn In ClrnntH Pns
on ImihIiiosu,
Mm. J. I). Fny of OrantH Pnsn Ih
nltoiidluK tho Mthodlst conforonco In
Medford. ' ,
J, II, DoncHMi of tho firm of Bhnn
non & Donosou, wont to Tolo from
Medford Tliurndny.
Mrs. Iytuiih iirrlvcl In Medford on
Tuesday from Coijulllo to vlBlt hor
fnthor niul mother, Mr. nnd Mn. A.
M, Woodford.
For rent- 2 nowly furnshod rooniH
In prlvnto hemo; nil modern convonl
oiicoh. 203 Oloson Btroot. Call Mnln
1174. "
Cnptnln M. F. ISRKlcston, cnndldntd
for tho loKlulntttro, Hpont Wednesday
liutlold Hill nnd Tliurndny In Con
trol Point on Imnlnosit.
Plorco & Bhophord hnvo movod
tholr ronl ontato offlco from tho
Miles bulldlnK to tho pontofflco build
I11B. Cnll nnd rocotvo n copy of our
llntlnc.
A. Brown, tho onorROtlc booster
piibllflhor of tho Horuo MnKarlno,
spout Wednesday In Ornnts 1'nHH on
biinlnoHK,
Mm'. W. 11. Hnrrln nnd two younu
hoiih returned Thursday from Kansas
and N'obrnnkn, whoro thoy hnvo boon
vliHtlnK rolatlvon.
Alnn HarolrlBK. "on of Charles D.
UnxolrlBK, tho well known theater
mnn, loft to nttond O. A. C. Wcdnes-
dny ovoiiIiik.
O. W. Uarnum & Co., contractors
itnd bulldora. Country work n spec
ialty. Ordorn solicited. Inqulro nt
Tho TosBory.
Now biiHlnoHH for Medford. F. V.
Ilnrtlott, tho well known taxidermist
nnd furrlor, will open n ahop In Med
ford nbout Novombor 10. Lonvo or
ders Humphrey's Rim ntoro.
Do you know thnt you can buy nny
nmount, from n half ncro up, In Onk
dnlo Pnrk addition on oasy tonno?
Oakdnlo Lnnd InvoBtmont Co., 214
FrultBrowora' Dnnk bids. tf
John Portor, n former Medford boy
now living In Corvnllls, wHI marry
MIhs Cloo Johnson of Corvnllla on
tho fifth of noxt month. Ills father
nnd mother of this city will nttond
tho woddlnu.
The Most Perfect Block of Trees
in the Pacific Northwest
' station about a mile and a half.
m u-V " P"G0 ftnd terms: $1000 por acre, half cash, balance in three equal annual payments, with
' " ' por cent.
A five-acre tract of this bearing orchard will cost the mirchaser $2500 in cash. $833.13 in 1911,
, , . , V ' " and $833.13 in
i This is an exceptional opportunity to become tho owner of what is
chards in tho northwest. The trees are the right varieties, they are in
V ' satisfactory income.
The time to buy is now. Let us show you theso trac'tsY
Lady npprontlco nt Urcjory'rt stu
dlo at once; Hinall wnKW to ntnrt.100
C. C, Kirk, brother of J. F. Kirk
of IIiIh ell, will nrrlvo Friday In
Medford to attend tho Methodist con
foronco, Iliti homo is In Jloppnor,
Or.
Tho introduction wilo will continue
balance of thin wook nt Van Dyko'a
old ntnnd -Orny & Moo, tho plnco to
K.
With tho Intention of paying llfo
liisurnrico policy carried by Josbo C.
Smith, who worka in tho Nntntoriiim,
Mra, Whltnoy, representing tho Lin
coln Annuity Inmirnnco company,
enmo to Medford from Ashland on
Wodncnday. Howovor, sho found
Josso C. Smith very much allvo, em
ployed nt blH work, nnd tho corpHO of
another Jcsso C. Smith In tho morgue.
O rent Interest Is being tnkon In tho
formation of tho Medford University
club, which taken placo noxt Friday
evening lit the Commercial club room.
Tho fnrmora nro especially intorcst
od, ixn thoy nt proBont hnvo no place
to "hang out" when In town.
Dr. ArtomiiB W.' Donna ban removed-
hln offlco In Phlpps building to
ltoalty building, nt 123 East Mnln
strcot. Phono Main 081, mid night
phono 4132. 102
Mrs, William Prlco, who has boon
visiting hor coubIii, Mrs. D. T. Law
ton, In Medford, has loft for hor homo
In Pittsburg.
Archdeacon H. D. Chambers loft
Medford Thursday to spend Sunday
In Portland.
J. It. Hnrvby is visiting frlonds in
Medford from Grants Pass.
Profoswor U. I). Fleldn of Orants
PnB Is spending n fow daya In Med
ford. I. C. Itaynor of Gold Hill was in
Medford Thursday.
DEPUTY ASSESSOR
FOUND MURDERED
UNION', Or., Sept. 22. Following
tho tliscovory of tho body o Deputy
Assessor Wndo Ilerry lviiijr in n pool
of blood nt his homo, tho victim of an
nssiiHsiu, eycry officinl of tho sher
iff's office wns put to work today
to run down clews that micht lend
to tho identity of the inurdcror.
Tho coroner's jury, which met yes
terdny noon nftcr the bullet-riddled
body wns found, resumed its inquiry
todnv.
Sixty-six nnd a half acres of SUNOREST ORCHARDS is offered for sale in five and ten-acre tracts on terms
that should prove most attractive.
This tract is planted, two rows alternately, to Yellow Newtown, Spitzenberg and Jonathan Apples, the very
.choicest standard commercial varieties. , '
if
They are eight years of ago and have a good crop this year. They are well set witr fruit spurs for next year's
The trees are large for their age, are
Tho soil is tho very best. Drainage
1913. After tho first payment is made the crop should a
YORK
STOCK MARKET STEADY
NKW YORK, Sept. 21. Blight
loflBOH woro notod nt tho opening of
tho ntock markot. Trading wns rath
er actlvo throughout tho lint nnd
prlco fluctuations woro nmnll, Amer
ican Malting proforrod dropped 2.
By tho end of tho first hour most of
yentorday's advance haij been wiped
out by realizing snlcM. St. Paul,
Groat Northern proforrod dropped
1 Vi . Bonds woro steady.
(Fum (shod byMoBH &
wire.)
NEW YORK, Sept.
rango of price's:
.High.
Amal. Copper ,63
Am. Smoltors 00
Atchison .,. 99.
Am. Tol .... 136 Vi
lint. & Ohio. 105
Boot Sugar .. '3?
C. Nor, West. 140
Erio 30
Gt. Nor, Oro. . . .
do pfd ... 123'
Intorboro pfd 55'
Co., by prlvato
21.
Today's
CIoso.
Low.
C24
05
98
135
104
38
145
25
t
120
54
112
ll'CH
29
141
31
121
114
105
07
iio
02
CO
99
130
105
38
145
25
55
120
54
112
97
110
30
142
31
122
114
1GG
07
110
N. Y. Contral 113 K
Nor. &. West
Nor. Pac . . .
Pac. Mall . . .
Heading
Hock Islaud
St. Paul . . .
So. Pno . . . .
Un. Pac
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117
30
143
31
123
115
10,7
08
110
U. S. Steel . .
do pfd . . .
Call money,
1.
Total sales, 387,500 shares.
Chicago Markets.
May 100 100 106
Dec : 101 100 100
Corn
May 54 54 54
Doc 51 50 51
Oats
May 37 47
Dec 34 34
37
34
Pork
Jan 18.30 17.97 18.00
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MOSS & COMPANY. Brokers
NEW YOItK STOCKS
OKAIN AND PROVISIONS
PRIVATE LEASED WIRE
ROOM 15 P. O. BLOCK -f-
PHONE 1831.
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Hnskinu for HeAlth.
uniform in size and-'exceptionally thrifty.
is perfect. Altitude about sixteen hundred feet. Distance
AT THE.
1M0TELS
Hotel Moore C. C. Weidcman,
Portlnnd; W. It. Sott, San Fran
cisco; W. It. Schrocdcr, Portland;
Mrs. Emma Jnmes, Omnha; C. Mas
son, Snlcrns J. Mntiey, Eaj,'Io Point;
Dr. and Mrs. T. Connor, Theodore
CotiRer, Jr., Miss Dorothy Conger,
Sunta Barbara; C. W. McKco and
family, Portland; A. Whitlock,
liioso; J. It. Barbour, Wcllcn; S. W.
Sholc, San Francisco; N. P. Houston,
F. Plymnlo, J. W. Mclntyre, city; C.
Lewis, M. E. Finney, Jacksonville;
Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Mills, Klamath
Falls; W. S. Willitt, It. W. ArcLeod,
Snn Francisco; T. M. Alexander,
Portland; O. O. Alexander, Now
York; W. A. Clement, T. C. Davis,
Salem; W. C. Tcdler, Pittsburg; O.
Graves, Salem; A. W. Walker and
family, city; A. O. Itidling, J. S.
Parked, Portland; S. II. Day, Wat
fionvillc; IC Miller, Medford; J.
Montz, Eagle Point; C. B. Weaver,
Seaside; W. G. Howard, St. Paul;
W. S. Dewing, Kalnmnzpo; C. H.
Nutwick, P. & E.; W. G. Meyer, Sa
lem; F. M. Lcnbo, Portland; A. E.
Pennell, Jacksonville; A. McDonald,
J. A. Iiathwell, Los Angeles; S. San-
grnn, city; W. P. Baker and wife,
Portland.
Hotel Nash. It. Gospnrd, C. II.
Marshall, O. Oppenheimer, J. ft.
Flvnn, T. IC Nickerson, Portlnnd;
W. L. Baldy, D. T. Butcher, Port
land; J. Morritz, Eagle Point; S. K.
Marsh, S. A. Kccnnn, A. E. Anger
son, San Francisco; J. It. Harvey,
Grants Pass; II. Schiller, W. W.
Downard, Portland; W. Scharfe, Los
Angeles; F. II. Monroe, Chicago; J.
Forsythe, Portland J W. T. Varmulc
Meyers, Portland; A. A. Hall, B.
Pcckerman and wife, New York; W.
W. Johnstone, Sacramento; W. W.
Goodhue, G. W. Proctor, New York;
L. Wilkins, Los Angeles; J. L. Fisher
and wife, Dunsmuir; G. Bnron, C.
Cerotti, M. McKee, Portland; D.
Roberts and wife, E. G. Linscott,
Oakland; B. G. West, Now York; C.
J. Slossy, Los Angeles; G. E. Boos,
Senttle; W. J. Hatfield, M. Frieden
thnl, A. L. Young, Portland; E. O.
Ingle, San Francisco; G. G. Smith,
Omaha; E. Stcrnbcrger, San Fran
cisco. Hasklns for Health.
great deal more than pay the
m L.
unquestionably one of the finest young 01'
perfect condition, and there is a surety of a '
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COMPANY
MAN 8 EEET TALL
IN TOILS FOR BOOZING
PORTLAND, Or., Sept. 22.
Whon Charles Nowland, a flhecp
herder who stands an oven eight feet
in his stocking feet, awakened in tho
city jail this morning ho demanded
instantaneous trinl on the charge of
drunkenness.
Nowland was arrested by three
policemen Inst night in the north
end, whero ho was found lying on
tho sidewalk. As tho mnn weighs
312 pounds, it took eight men to lift
him into the patrol. Upon tho nr
rivnl of the prisoner at the police
station special arrangements hnd to
be made to nccommodate tho big
herder. He was given a cell to him
self and two mattresses instead of
the usual one.
Newlnnd's shoes, which arc made
especially to order, nrc size 18.
If tho furnished room ad "looks
good", run r.round to tho addresa
given and take a look at it.
The Big' Eye
on Main St. shows where they grind
glasses, fit glasses and repair glasses
Dr. J,
Meciord
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from shipping
interest at six
$833.13 in 1912
balance.
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