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MEDFDRD MAIL TRIBUNE, 1MEDF0RD, OREGON1, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 10.10.
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IRS. REOOY RESIGNS US HEAD
"' OF GREATER MEBFORD CLUB
Mrs. H. C. Kentner, Vice-President,
-Succeeds to Presidency Ladies
YflMdy te Undertake Aggressive
iCamaalin fer Civic Betterment.
lKre.iEt . Dayjs.ls Elected Secre
tary vki , wis Elizabeth Putnam
TreasuwMrs. Kcntner Well
Fitted fw Place.
Mrs. J. P. Reddy has handed her
resignation as president to tho mom
fecre ot the Greater Medford club,
stating that she' Is unablo to devote
HISTORIC TOWER HOW
OF THE PAST
The old water-tower on West Main
street is no-more. It has been com
pletely wrecked and except for a
wall heap of u?oV that 'has not besn
Swaled away anhthosBttolderinR fire
m whieh the useless lumber, was
Earned,, iaotkR remains to remind
-one RoftrhkT, hwtorio oia structure.
oon 'tne TjlackrWren spot on which
-tho tower stood will be planted to
rfpasB and will lose itself in the vor--4re
of the surrounding lawn.
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- Miss GeraMiiu Thelss will
Miss GeraMine Thelss will
appear In song solos, on the
society vaudeville program at
the epera heuse next Friday
evening, September 30. Miss
Thefts studied fer some time
with-Prsfesstr Genss, well
knewn as an Instructor and
musician, at San Francisco,
and has a mezzo-soprano
voice of unusual range and
attractiveness. On Friday
evening she will make her
first appearance in Medford
as a vecal sakdst.
-f the aeera heuse next Friday
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If tkare's aothlnf waat ad caa
-elp yoH to aeeospllaa you're lead--teS'U
nlet a life!
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tho timo necessary during another
year. Mrs. It. C. Kontnor, vlco-prosl-dont,
succeods to tho presidency.
Tho ladles ot tho Greater Modtord
club aro now ready to undortako an
aggrosslvo campaign for clvlo better
ment, as tho inoinbera aro all in
Modtord agrun, tholr Tacatlons and
outings passed.
Mrs. H. C. Kentnor, who succeeds
to tho presidency, Is splondld ly ttt
ted for the mace. Sho Is progressive
and a hard wr'ier tor the bottor-
inont ot Modtord, and tho club Is
sure to do a great work undor her
direction.
Mrs. E. B. Davis has been elected
secretary and Miss Elltaboth Putnam
treasurer.
BIG REALTY DEAL
IN CENTRAL POINT
CENTRAL POINT, Or.. Sept. 23.
On thursday a deal was closed with
Jones & Hefltn for lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6, In block 8, Oak Park addition, tho
consideration being S1300. It Is un
derstood A. W. Moon took over two
of these lots, but Jones & Hotlln
will lmprovo the others.
Friday morning G. W. Jetfera clos
ed a deal for lots 1, 2, 3, lock 4,
tho consideration being $700. Theso
aro extra f tie residence lots and It Is
nrobablo Mr. Jetfors will lmprovo
them In tho spring. Tho season Is
growing lato and builders are so busy
it is difficult to get a contract taken
with agreement to comploto It before
bad weather.
Oak Park property Is fast becom
ing the favorite residence section.
The high, sightly location, fine view
of mountains and valley, rich soil
and close proximity to the business
center tend to make it popular with
those who are contemplating build
ing good homos and Insure rapid ad
vance in values.
Church Notice.
Rev. Smith of the Ashland M. E.
church will occupy the pulpit of the
First 3L E. church in Medford next
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We- have a 206-acre tract between Talent and Ashland, .located on the main road, with about 75 acres planted to , , "? ft l,: - ft h ! 4 J i't ', f ; ,
k Af pears with peach fillei-s. Stock and machinery go with the place. The price per acre is about half what others raro ''"?ni t ( h ''M J A
& 1 1 asking for similai tracts, and we can make very easy terms. If you want a platting proposition you should no't over-' i ' i J ' M w r J ; ? V .-.'
3 ki ' look this. It is priced low for a quick turn. If interested let us show you this property.
BANKS OF OREGON
MAKE BIG GAIN
SALEM, Or., Sept. 28. Another
great stride In tho commercial growth
of tho stnto ot Oregon la marked by
tho report ot State Bank Examiner
Will Wright, showing tho condltlou
ot Orogou banks Soptornbor 1, 1910,
and tholr condition a year ago. Tho
Increaso for tho year la total re
sources ot tho banks ot Oregon has
been more than $20,000, uOO and tho
total deposits aro now greator than
$100,000,000.
Tho number of banks has Increased
during tho camo period from 204 to
232. There has been, an Increaso ot
22 state banks and five national
banks. Thero aro now in Oregon 77
national banks and ICC stato banks.
The loans t.nd discounts ot Oregon
banks a year ago woro $71,944,394.63
whllo on September 1, 1910, thoy
equaled $50,175,507.28, nn Increase
for the year of $15,768. 887.35, and
r.n increaso since September 23, -90S,
ot $22,136,513.6?.
Deposits havo lncroasod corre
spondingly. On September 1, 1910,
tho total deposits in all Oregon banks
equaled $100,853,445.40, an Increaso
since September, 1909, of $14,760,
583.87. Tho total resources ot all
Oregon banks now equals $142,670,
514.57. an Increase ot $20,698,666.90
Tho capital stock of Oregon banks
has Increased during tho year $3,
074,375.40. It now equals $15,121,
125.40. Surplus funds in Oregon
banks September 1, was $4,798,663,
88, an increaso slnco September 1,
1909, ot $230,435.03.
DIED.
MABEN September 26, 1910,
Floyd Maben, the little son ot W. E.
and L. M. Maben, aged 3 years and
4 months. Ho was born September
28, 1907, at Colorado Springs, Col.
Mr. and Mrs. Maben, who live in
Colorado Springs, aro visiting t tho
home ot Mr. McMahon, a tow miles
west of Talent. Tho child's death
was qulto a shock to them, as ho was
their only child, and was only sick
27 hours, having been taken with
acuto diabetes. The funeral was con
ducted at the house by W. Theodore
Matlock, and the body burled In tho
I. O. O. P. cemetery at Modtord.
Hasklns for Health.
THE ESSENTIALS
of an Orchardr Platting Proposition for a Home or an
n vestment are
Good Soil, Good Location
Anjd a Price
W, T. YORK & CO.
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MEDFORD THEATRE
Wednesday, Septombor 28th.
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LOTTERY
Soats on sale Monday, September 26.
Pm CA Fine home ranch in Orchard
1 Ul tJUlU Home, half mile from two paved
streets of Medford, consisting of
8V2 acres in mostly full bearing commercial fruit,
first class j nearly all new "buildings; 200 head of
poultry.
Team and tools go with tho place if desired. If inter
ested come out and see my big turkeys, and prize
winner, Spitzenbugs growing on the trees. No com
mission to agent.
RORT. DUTTON, MEDFORD, ORE.
Che finest
Sample Rooms
in the city.
Hotel Moore
Telephoao In Every Ron
Rau-Mohr Company
Proprietors.
European Plan
WHICH GIVES THE OTHER FELLOWS AN OPPOR
TUNITY TO MAKE A PROFIT
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Single rooms or en suite
also rooms with bath
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Our Specialties
.Every grocoryman has a nunibor of special linos
which ho oxploita and soils a great deal of. Two of
our main specials aro "Puro Whito Flour" and
"Cfoldon Gato Coffco."
PURE WHITE FLOUR
is tho standard tho porfect flour, All wo ask is a
trial you'll bo a steady patron ovory afterwards.
GOLDEN GATE OOFFEE
has a record all ovor tho Pacific coast as boing tho
best seller on tho markot. Thoro is n good reason.
Allen & Reagan
PHONE MAIN 2711
R. F. GUERIN & CO.
4 Medford National Bank Bldg.
Make
Real Estate Loans
Quick Action
Bring Abstract With You
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RESOLVE!
Tbt beat rtsolutlon for jroa
to make is to corns to m (or
your next suit, if yoa want
something out of tk ordinary.
We do tho best work and chart
the lowest prieM.
W. W. BIFERT
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