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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDITORD, OHECION, IHUDAY, OCTOBKR 21, 11)10. vomws imir Central Point Items fun Kaslly Ho Miuie FitsclnnMnjr ami Luxuriant. & y ;w A ?t hx ' - SK "s ft' y Hov. Clnrcnco True Wilson, of tlip umter will bo sotlled sntisfnctor Portlnnd, rcnrcsenliiiR tho Orcuonplv to all parties concerned within a Anti-Saloon league, addressed a lnrgo nudionco in the opera house Tuesday evening. Dr. Wilson is making a canvass of Oreuon for stato wido prohibition and is n fluent talker. Ho is Bomothinc of an ano ffnaly in the way of a prohibitionist, in that ho is a strong opponent of equal Buffrace, as mny bo seen from an extract from ono of his speeches whicli appears in another column ni n paid advertisement from tho Ore poll stato association opposed to the extension of miffrngo to women. The rank and file of Oregon's women temperance workers can hardly agree with Dr. Wilson in his views on tn ntion without representation. Mrs. W. C. Evans, a former well known resident of this city, who went to Now York stato last spring to reside with relatives, writes the Herald asking that the address on her pnpor be changed from Mrs. W. C. Evans to Mrs. P. A. Richardson. All of which indicates that the worthy lady has made some New Yorker happy by bestowing on him licr heart and hand. Some of Mrs. Evans closest friends here had an inkling of a bit of romance in her life which had to do with an early love affair, nn estrangement and la ter reconciliation by correspondence. All of tho lady's friends heje will unite in best wishes for her future welfare. Mayor Lcever and Recorder Jacobs went to Medford Saturday morn ing to interview the official" of the Rogue River Electric company re garding a rate for electric current for power at tho water pumping sta tion. While no definite agreement was arrived at it is understood that the company is disposed to bo fair in tho matter and that they will either stay with the rate offered by them last spring of that an arrangement will be made for installing a meter on a basis that they give the city a cneaper service taking the year through. It is urged by some of the town officials that during the winter sen son only a small amount of watpr will be required as compared with the summer season when sprinkling and irrigation will make heavy de mands on the supply and that a sav ing can bo made by installing tho meter system. It is expected that few days E. L. Farm left yesterday for t trip north expecting to spend n few weeks visiting friends and looking after business affairs. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Price returned Monday evening from n six weoks visit in tho Mississippi vnllt. Dur ing thoir trip they visited relatives in Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado and Utah and also spent somo time hi California. They enjoyed the trip much but nro not sorry to be back in the Rogue River valley. A drain from Pine street into tho outlet of tho Hopkins lateral, which is now being completed, will afford a splendid sewerage for W. A. Cowley, the Whiteside brothers and W. E. Childers nud tho relief coming none too soon, as ill smelling, stagnant water has already collected along tlu line of tho drain. James Shields, who has put up u fine water tower nt his place is now piping the water into his house and barnyard, making a complete and up to date water system. This is an other instance wherein the city lost out in not extending tho water main to the lower end of Pine street. Mr. Shields has a fine well and will have abundant water for both domestic use and irrigation. Acting Governor Jay Bowerman and Judge R. R. Butler, of Condon, wore in the city for a few hours Sunday the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Pattison. In the afternoon Mayor W. C. Leever, Hon. J. W. Merritt and J. 0. Isaacson took this distinguished visitors for an auto mobile ride through the valley, ac companying them ns far a. Medford. Mr. Bowcnunu, who is making :i strenuous fight for the gove.norl ip. addressed the voters at Jacksonville Monday evening. He is making an active campaign in all HM'tion.s f the state and expects to oe Oregoif. next elected governor. Water Commissioner Perke3-pile i still very busy connecting up appli cants for the municipal water system. Mrs. Jennie Selby will return next, week from Pendleton, where she has been visiting for several weeks. Central Point is not a healthy place for the sons of the dragon flag. The last almond eyed celestial, a cook, walked out of town Tuesday morning. The population of Central Point is 1Q0 per cent white. On April 2, 1910, Mrs. K, M. Wor (ten, 5 St. James avc, Holyoko, Mass., J wrete: "I'arlBhn Shro Is tho boat hair ' dressing i over used. It gavo my lintr life a-Jd a gloss which no other dressing over did, bestdos stopping It from falling out. It Is tho only dross Ing for up-to-dato women." Parisian Sago Is guaranteed by Chab. Strang to euro dandruff, stop falling hair and Itching scalp In two weoks, or money br.ck. It makes hair grow lustrous and luxuriant. It Is a delightfully refreshing hair dressing, not sticky or greasy, and will Imme diately banlch all odors. Largo bot tlo 50 cents at druggists everywhere, and at Chas. Strang's. Tho girl with tho Auburn lair Is ou every pack Born At their honi ft South Central avenue, Wednesday, October j'), miO, to Mr and Mi.s. Gooij Coram, a daughter. Raskins for health. The Fair Oaks Orchard Tracts Close to Medford. Good splendid soil. Sub-irrigated and abovo frost lino 70 acres now planted to pears and ap ples. Prices right and tonus easy. Let me show you a good real estate investment. Earl G. Sabin Room 202 Fruitgrowers Bank Building. , rv 10 acre Orchard Tracts IN PERRY'S SUBDIVISION JUST OUTSIDE OP TOWN T $ ,1 Butte Falls Items I : CflWo kavo a fow ten-acre tracts and ono '10-ncro tract yet unsold; 40-acro tract Iuib Beautiful Oak grove for building sites, good house, burn, windmill, gnaoliuo on gine and every thing convenient; there is no better land in tho Roguo Rivor Valley; no bettor location for an ideal homo. If you want a good piece of land or beautiful home, see our one-acro tracts in the big Oak grove. Prices arc lower than anything in the valley, considering location and quality of soil. Call on J. A. Perry, ownor, or have your agent show you these tracts. J. A. PERRY, 604 W. Main Street, Medford, Ore. Tho Rev. Mr. Jones preached on Sunday to n very large congregation in the school room. Mr. Jones will jro to Medford on Monday to meet his wife and son who are expected to come hero and reside as there is now in building a "Manse" for their oc cupancy. William Perry and wife were vis itng in town on Sunday. Mr. Perry has quite a large quantity of hay stacked and can sell somo of it. ' Mrs. Downs has removed from her homestead on Willows Creek and tak en up her residence with her fnmily in tho home she lately purchased in iown. Miss Spencer, Dr. Emerson and "Mr. Boucher all have gono to the val Jey. Dr. Emerson's family is now in tho valley for the winter. Mr. Carson, our barber, has besn .ioined by Mrs. Carson and are board ing nt Valley View hotel. John Obenchain, it is said, will vtako up his residence in Butte Falls. Mr. Obenchain says his daughter is much better and his wife and daugh ter will como homo for a while. Mr. Cook, Sr., has left Butte Falls and taken up his residence in me KJnmath country. Professor Edgar Smith has been elected school clerk to fill out the unoxpired term of Dnvid Huy, wno has removed to Medford. Dr. Stewart, who has been away to Valley Points returned this week and is rushing his home improve ments. Professor Wright, principal, and "Mrs. Harriet, kindergarten teacher, wore in Grants Pass attending tho teachers' institute. Qeorgo Smith and Frank Nether land started on a bear and deer hunt on Sunday and will go somo distance back into the hills and may be ex pected to return loaded down with big game. Ben Fredenburgh drove his beef cattle to the valley on Thursday and made n good sale of them. We have most excellent and copi ous rains which has brought the fall grass forward and raised the waters. Mr. McNnina of Salem is visiting our town on business and may locate here if he can find n suitable open ing. Professor Johnson of Edsall is n regular attendant upon our Sund.iv school and church services and is do ing some very helpful work. Butte Falls during the past six months hns built about twenty new homes, some of them very nice mid comfortable, besides thoroughly over hauling the sawmill, installing mod ern machinery, outputting n large quantity of building material and fill ing a large tie contract, with an other contract 3et to complete, and is now rendy to receive orders for all kinds of constructive material and parties should place their orders with Mr. II. D. Mills at once, to have them filled. In addition to these im provements our merchants have im proved their property and ndded largely to their stocks and introduced tho latest improved fixtures, besides nearly every house hns been newly painted and there is a general air of progress and when tho railroad reaches us, which cannot be longer than a month, as it is within four miles, and freight is being hauled to Cameron and work being rushed jii the final bridge work about Edsnlls' wo have a most inviting town for in vestment and business. Lee Edmonson has been mnking some needed improvements upon his home nnd plncp near Derbv. $80 Reward. 1 The undersigned will pay a reward of $G0 for tho arrest and return of eGorgo Kozos, who Is accused of tho crime of larcony by bailee In cashing checks belonging to various persons entiUBtod to him by them. He Is about 23 years old, looks younger, about 5 fet, six Inches In holght; weight about 135 pounds. Dark complexion. Distinguishing marks: Upper lip rolls up when ho talks or laught, knifo mark on loft side of face, abovo upper lip. Drown lialr and eyes". JIM RAFTS. 184 NOTICE. Tho ladies of tho Presbytorinu Church will bo "nt homo" in tho church parlors Friday evening 10 thoir friends. A program will bo Tondorod nnd rofroshmonts soned. A cordial invitntion is oxtended to) all, ospoclallv to strangers in thej city. 183 fpIJut Gray Willow Green (JjViutago jJNnpoleou Huff (flllultlquo llluo IJDovo Gray fjfDaybrenk Pink (jJAro tho fashionable shades In Crauo's LInon Lawn Writ ing I'ji pern. 8 ho most elite correspondence mado In America or Europe. jflWo lmvo a complete assort ment to Boloct from. Medford Book Store DonHL Pulfi Gut Those Gray Siacrs HAY'S HAIR HEALTH will re..-: o them to their natural color. It never fails. Can be used without detection. IS NOT A DYE. Thousands have used it with wonderful results for twenty-five yean. Your mon ey back if not satisfied. Send 2c. tor books "The Care ot the lialr and Skin." Ph!loHarSpecCo..Nrwar!i. N.J..U.S.A. REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES SI and 50c.bottlen al drvcgfsts LEON B. HASKINS Wanted! MEN TO CHOP WOOD ROGUE RIVER VAL LEY RAILROAD CO. Gold Mine with good oro body and par tially equipped, for salo. Call 'on tho owner. Itoom 3, 123 Main St. AUTOMOBILES Your Boy NaiUmuliHM. No altehol haltt. AJt gam ddr oiovt Aytt'$ Sartaparllla a a tonic Jr IM ioung, J. CAT &OWA11. r Co., MU. Ask your doctor how often he prescribes sn alcoholic stimulant for children. He will probibljr say, "Very, very rarely." Ask bim how often he prescribes a tonlcforthem. He will probably answer, Very, very frc quently." Aycr'a Sarsaparllla ia a strong tonic, entirely free from alcohol. Medford Theatre SATURDAY, OCT .22 AUGUSTAS THOMAS' A RI ZONA America's Greatest Play AN ELABORATE SCENIC PRODUCTON Prices 50c, $1.00, $1.50 Seats on Sale Wednesday, October 19th Fisher & Whitmire HIGH GRADE INVESTMENTS Mining and Fruit Land Orchard and City Property Insurance 32 South Central Ave. Medford RARE BARGAINS BY OWNER 1. Modern 6-room house and 2 sleeping porches, cor ner lot 50 by 1G0, cement walks, paved street, close in. See this place for a convenient home in a nice neighbor hood. Prices and terms very reasonable. 2. Five-room house on corner lot 53 by 100, on street to be paved next year; water on lot; sewer in front; rents for $14.00 per month. Price $1000. Noto the in terest this investment offers. 3. Apples, pears, peaches, prunes, grapes, loganber ries, raspberries and other fruit and shade trees on 204 by 207 feet; barn and chicken park; four-room house; city water; two wells; wind pump; paved street; sewer; rich soil; enough for eight large lots, and all for $4000; terms. 4. A good lot 50 by 100, in a nice neighborhood; ce ment walk, sewer and water; alley in rear; one block from pavement; 31. blocks from city park; a lovely place lor your home at a right price. 5. A bargain lot, 50 by 108; alley in rear; half block from sewer and water on a si root that will be paved next year; about 15 bearing fruit trees; $375. G. A good business location, 50 by 100; on "Front street between the new depot and Sixth street. This is sure to advance in value soon and fast. Remember, TN BUYING VNYOIi'TJIKSB DIRECT FROM ME I PAY NO AGENT'S COMMISSION, ILICNCE YOU OET THE BENEFIT. M. A. RADER 60 N. ORANGE STREET MEDFORD . - r I O. W. Murphy. O. M. Muroh MURPHY BROS. AUTO LIVERY 1010 Chalmers Detroits. Phone 1801, Valley Auto Company, Medford, Or. Quick Service. Easy Ridinx Prices Right. PARRY AUTO LIVERY PHONE MAIN 3141. Agency for tho Parry Cars. Rogut River Auto Co.. Frank H. Hull, Prop., Medford. Or For the Ambitious g Unfoenrftp 1 t .ll 4s .lin.A .,!. ..annft, a,, ..tit In person. All luntructlou, Including dual ex-mln.uoui, l nw. or K-aoiieri, student preparing lor college or onWerai xj, women uur. granet , enrnoem ami borne uokeri. No preliminary examina tion Is required. Tbla mall course means opportunity ror you. 6en4 for a descriptive bulletin to the 1 Correspondence Htudy Department University of Oretcon Kasene - Oregon Campbell & Baumbach REAL ESTATE, LOANS, COUNTY WARRANTS, CITY AND SCHOOL BONDS Money on hand at all times to loan on improved farms and city property. PHONE 3231 208 FRUITGROWERS BANK BLDG. ASHLAND jmmefaxatf. 1 1 llaaklns for health. j& EVERYMAN'S . Se Brush pAD ;; Havo you examined tho Hruah? If not you should do ho, iis It hns ninny .. utrrinf .lloHnntlun fnntlirna A hanllltftl v til (I nndlpHf rllllllf rnr mil II II f Mf. ',', turod on account of Us spring construction, Ordor now for spring deliv ery. 1 O. Dox 37. THEO. W. MAUBIJ, MocUord, 112 H. King Htrooi H L Ashland, Oregon Swedenburg Block This is tho school tlmt wijl make you Suc cessful, Train you for Business and, Holp you to a Position. BOOKKEEPING, SHORTHAND AND ENGLISH Secure your Business Education at home at a very moderate oxpenso and, if you wish, we will secure you a position in any of tho largo commercial centors. NO BETTER SCHOOL ANYWHERE AT ANY PRICE ENTER AT ANY TIME P. TITTNER. A. MM President. j
