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oxtiyflksiaagtr WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1910.
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Butte Falls Items
"Mrs. Fnsko of Medforu, with hor
children, is vistthiK Mrs. Alice
Salter.
Guard Neil of tho forestry sorv-
ama una uccn 10 fjURcnc, aim wnnu
giI took tho civil Bervico oxutninu
dton for ranger.
Jojs Hendricks, who hns" been
-wcaSdnj: in tho valley for tho Inst
'aMctb or more, tins rettumed to his
Unaincstcnd. Mr. Ilendnckfl hns com-
3Bmtl, ns ho finds tho nltiture too
atfcla for his wife, nnd ho is compelled
rfo mako a change.
Will Lewis of Eagle Point and
Fferoilier to Mrs. D. 0. Knrnos of
Buiie Falls, is visiting in Uulto
.Falls.
It is reported
JP00), widow of
that Mrs. Snrnh
Emanuel Pool, has
cmaxried Dick ThomnsBon.
air. Bailey hns hnd a very com
fortable cottago built for himself and
is moving into it and will "bach" for
-the winter,
Several of tho boys liavo gono to
Xodgo Polo and Cat Hill to nssist tho
arangers in seeding the burnt district
auid will bo absent for a mouth or
mere.
Tho Inst of tho bridges nlong tho
-railroad between I3utto Fully has
Jieaii completed and rails nro being
JaUl toward Butto Falls, and in ono
-veek it is expected that tho first
vlrsjJi will bo run into our town and
(that ivo will have n convenient way
s getting out in the future, nnd tho
people will begin to sit up and tako
OBolico that Hufo Falls is on the map.
J. P. Hughes, Rov. Mr. Jonos and
jjuilfl a numbor of tho town pooplo
ksve been doing souio good work in
clearing up tho strcots near tho
school grounds.
The socialists held a strcot mcol
Srr on Sunday afternoon nnd a Mr.
.Miller nnd Mr. Wanhopo held forth
diuto a largo crowd, An effort
"was mndo to get up a debate, but it
dil not materialize.
There io no news of tho whero-
afbonls of Charles Wright, who stid
Mcny disappeared, and his family is
3s jjreat distress. ' Tho general opin
5sn, sinco tho sovornl Boarching par
tfaes liavo been out and returned
"without being nblo to get any trace
-t him, is (lint ho has gono out and
tTH lio found in Cnlifomin. There
waa no trouble in his family.
hn Kdsnll is said to bo ithprov
5w, but ho is still irrational anad
-cannot toll nnything about how ho
aa injured.
Tho chnirs for tho nssombly room
have como nnd it will not be long
before they will bo placed and we
will have a very comfortably seated
public room.
Charles Edmonson is still logging
for tho mill compnny and is getting
quite a largo lot1 of logs into tho
mill pond.
District Attorney Mulkoy and
Sheriff Wilbur Jonos are visiting tho
town and are inquiring into the dis
appearance of Charles Wright,
whoso sudden vanishing from sight
has mystified tho entiro community.
If tho socialists wero to nppcal to
somo other motive than tho mero ma
terial prosperity of mankind nnd in
joot a recognition of tho spiritual
character of man nnd hold out somo
uplifting moral advancement of the
human family in lino with tho tench-
jngn oi unnsunnuy inoir cause
might command tho attention of tho
thoughtful world.
Deputy Sheriff Clovongor hns been
complniniiig lately, but is able to be
about.
lion. 13. F. Mulkoy gavo tho pooplo
,.i I!...,- i.in . . . ...
ua uuuu runs a snort iniK upon
some of tho political questions of
tho day after tho close of tho so
cialist meeting on Sunday aftornoon.
Tho ladies of tho Presbyterian
church havo organized an Aid soci
ety nnd any ono desirous of advanc
ing and improving locnl conditions is
welcomed to momborship.
Tho indications nro that wo will
hnvo a snowstorm, ns tho air feels
very wintry and atmosphere presages
somo wintry wcathor,
Thoro are several lots boing clear
ed preparatory to oroctinir buildings
on thorn, and Butto Falls is forging
nhond, expecting thnt now the rail
road is at our doors an ora of nc-
".y "in do in oviuonco.
Alvnn Hnycs hns nbout finished
liiu ,!ii.i1l!i.. .....1 ..i i. i
tenant for it.
Matters at Derby uro taking on
qnilo an aclivo life, as Cameron
seems to bo tho main shipping point
" mo iiuc mm lrciglit nrrivos at
this point nearly ovorv day.
Afcilfonl will find boforo many
moons wax itnd wauo that thoir pol
icy is dostructivo of the host inter
ests of thoir city.
Tho indications nro for rnin, nnd
it would not bo amiss, as u wotting
of tho ground and n good downpour
would raise tho streams nnd freshen
u) everything, whilo it would not in
convenioupo or retard tho rnilrond
work.
Change
Name
but not
Policy
You will find tho same
faces to wait on you ns ynu
found before tho sanio well
known quality tho same
courteous treatment the saino
willingness to mako right ev
ery llttlo thlni; that should
provo wrong tho samo doslro
on ovory one's part to ploaso.
Wo will continue to carry
tho well-known brands of
goods that wo liavo carrlod bo
foro and add to them such
others as wo feel aro in de
mand by our trade.
Wo hopo to mako this the
best and most popular storo In
Southern Oregon, and whllo
wo feel that wo now enjoy tho
largest trade In tho city of
Medford, wo will endeavor to
increase) that business right
along and If good goods and
right prices will do It wo will
hnvo an easy time.
Allen
Grocery
Eagle Point Eaglets
It,
A. C. ITowlett.
,"i, "! i!,fJVH.,.l,n,Ul ,0t,"'rC,I "' ''"'"'""'V 'lie roads it would bo
oh last week on (ho subject of tho
' .flwjtior traffic. Mis audionco wan
wot an largo tin I havo seen-in Eaglo
Point. Tho next day ho and Kov.
3-Jimar too klhe stago for Butto
Failla.
Jt, P. Nell, oandidato for stale
woiintor, was amlliug on his friend
'WailuMday hut, but by the timo that
mad by tho publlo tho onau will
-decided ao to who will ruprosont
r. tlio upper house of our stntu
JMNsonibly.
XJuiitnil A AhIiihiIo have (heir
fewwo opouai) nud Mr. William h,i
oved his harbor (hop into one of
Abe room.
Thara wa an aiiiiniiiiitriiiuni i u
war n lady to luoturo in tbu nlmrnli
L Wodnoaday night, but for gome
""on ilia did not put in liar apponr--oiioo.
-Tliero wow two traveling aalea
Mian fcom TlcuIay i-iulit from
IVwtlnnd, but I did nut laani th.r
WHIIIM,
.TJio.laaO. bridge Uatwean for autl
UiiIU Italia waa eouipJatad Satur
day ft1 tho tol will probably 1m
laid into Ilutto Fnlla by uxt Sim-
tiny if tho wenihor is not too in
clomuut. I tindoratand that tho poo
plo of Butto Kalla are propariug for
a high tluio ou the eompjetion of the
vroud to thnt plnuo.
The P. A K. ltHilruad ouuipany i
prejinring to put up a largo roor
volr liora nnd is planning to do the
propor thliiK with Kagle Point. .
umlorstnud that they are goiujt U
vtiak on tke now bridire aeroaa llatu
raak and make the cutoff that
Hke of wm wautha
3fl HdaaU. of ftlaall Hint, whi
Vina Unia on the railroad, oawo ou:
Saturday and reports that hie fatli
r. who foil off a haymow aome day
agu, is impi-oviog vary slowly. He
ty thai the company ha aboi:
ibur uili of track tw lav et t
vaach the Falls.
Hufer it ( o. .tie haviua: Um lum
W haulod troui Ui mill out to the
"Y" on the railroad, ready for ship
auuit iu Mt.uii ,ih the track ia readv
for uee.
Luat Thureduv I took a trip up ou
Hottuj river, about 22 wiiee, aud
wiw rJ eased to aee the mark.ul
lmiMte iu the hue i.l improvement
and oapaomlly ou the mutiny road
prom (lie ftre ferry to Trail, when,
it wna bo rough thnt one oould haul
ly t'rivo faster than a wait- vu.
thoy havo the road widened and havo
hauled pumioo dust and Hit ou the
ncka and now wo can drive alonif
on a unsK trot. Jlat tho rond from
thero to tho old Gordou jilnoo needs
widening nnd stnUghteuing in many
-wineea. ji we would bond the count?
or any $800,000 and put It out ju-
ono of the host lidvorliBomonts (lie
coiintv could hnvo. Iiosi.ln ,!,.,, i,i..,i
beiiefit to olhoMo of uw who have
had to mako tho roads wo now have.
Our aohool is progressing finely
nndor tho manngomont of Professor
P. II. Dnloy, nnd (Imh
moriiing will open with an addition
of another room and loaohor, Miuit
Mown. Tho room was suiitnd ami
all armiiKud laet Saturday, mid from
pwaoHi imluiatioiiK all three of the
teachers will havo all that 91mv -m
do.
Mr. Bmmley, yf wiiom I mndo
mention anme nioulha uvo. arri,,l
at the Sunnyaide laat Saturday from
v uicajru. lie ban aold out hia bm,i-
neaa there nnd oame here to liv. lie
haa a 20-nere traot of laud' on the
old Moiiua0 itlaee, aet to orohanl.
Ilia family i at preaeut In Califor
nia, hut will arrive as aoou aa he
enu aeoure u hottae to live in.
.1. W. Umer telle tue that there
w now no doubt about hia having
ld hi place, a the party haa al
ready made the firat imymeiit -enough
to inaiire the nle.
Thoro have been aevoml aalea t't
of the Ilaiuilluu tntot of laud and
moneg enough )aid do6 to secure
the laud by the purchasers, although
1 am not at hUftl to gne uame ..
lot. Mr. Adams of Dudluy called Sat-
unlav ou hi uav io .M.uli.u-.l 4
.Mrs. Puke and her two children
come out Saturday ou the Butte
Falls etaae and at uhxht took the
cur for her home iu Medford.
Mr. and Mm. Willeta, Sr., of Per
xiet, aiieut the uiilhl hers Saturduy
on their waj home from Medford. '
Uaujamui lSdinouson oame out
Friday, spout the ui,lit here and
wout to Medford and back here. lie
has bteu laying ui a new supply of
household funuturo for his mountain
home iu But Falls.
Dr. A. W. Dean of Medford, Mr.
Kawley, Jr., aud Jeff Couovar eaiue
iu Baturdav uight for supper aud
bads at late hour, and at that time
there were 00 uieu aud ulne women
to provide with beds, but Mm. H
ald tout alts would do ths best she
OOUld for them. The oaaatiiui u
where does so many people come
from, for we have from 0 to 70 ex -
night and still they oome.
Mr nnd Mrs Lawrence of Trad,
"'' whom 1 made mention Um wek.
leturued from Portlanud Suturdaj
ht, came out Sunday moruiuK to
the Sunnyaide for breakfast aad I
took theui up to within a mile of the
free ferry, wham thv wa. .. i...
his sou-iu-law and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. AIaeDmld. and the gt.t
in my rig and Mr. L nn.l wit ..
Inn I1M fit lliaif !....., .... n
- ' mu, 0 i rRU iTOOk
Co.
Main and Central
Main 2711
The Fair Oaks
Orchard Tracts
Close to Medford. Good
splendid soil. Sub-irrigated
and above frost lino 70 acres'
now planted to punrs and ap
plets. Prices right nnd torn.''
easy. Lot mo show you a good
real estate investment.
Earl C. Sabin
Boom 202 Fruitgrowers Bauk
Buildiug.
aud Mr. MacDoouald nnd wife eanie
out with me and went on to Medfoul.
Jack Morov saw that after elec
tion the postofflee will go broke. We
have had a regular flood of jtolu
ieal circular.
ONLY ONE CAR PEARS
SHIPPED FROM CALIFORNIA
California Fruit Distributors Ifsup
the following market letter under
Into of Sncrntnonto, Nov. 6:
Tho following gives numbor of
ears of doclduous fruit shipped from
nil point In California for tho week
(7 dajs) ending Friday morning
November , 1910:
Pears 1 car. No pear shipments
have beon mado since Octobor SO, and
the movement has now ceased.
Grapes 170 cars, ltorefenee to
the roport of Inst week will show that
there has ueeu a falling oft of more
than 110 oar during the past eveu
day. Grape movement I now m;r 1
at an eud. Very few Tokay are
offering aud the Mmpsror 1 practical
ly the only variety going forward In
Quantity. Movement will continue
throuah the eomlaie week but In a
'mora limited roluma aad It Is ox-
pectse; that tho crop will be entirely
icieuaea up within the next tea days
I aad possibly earlier.
Weather has remained favorable
and while conditio are now some
what threatsnlag it to hoped that
there will be aothiag to latartars
with the sueosssful clots at the
season.
1 0 acre
p.'tuv.
Wli
T.
Orchard Tracts
IN PERRY'S SUBDIVISION JUST OUTSIDE OF TOWN
?We havo a few ton-acre tracts andxtne 40-acre tract yot unsold; 40-acre tract has
Beautiful Oak grovo for building sites, good house, barn, windmill, gasoline en
gine and everything convenient; there is no better land in the Rogue River Valley;
No better location for an ideal home. Prices are lower than anything in the val-
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ley, considering location and quality of soil. Call on J. A. Perry, owner, or have
your agent show you these tracts. Expect to lay out another addition of one-acre
tracts about January 1, 1911.
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J. A. PERRY
604 W. Main Street,
Medford, Ore. ,
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and Shippers to English Markets
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"MKSSIIS. niDLia & IIOULDina, Covent Garden, London.
fljJBcBt murkot prices. Cash remitted day after sale, cabled If required.
OJSolo agoats In London for South Austrnllt n government consign
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IJIOur charges for selling, 5 per cent aud 2 cents per box.
sjiAgont In Now York, W. N. WHITE & CO.. 7C Pnrk Place. Forward-,
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with other accounts. . k . , jj '.j
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AH Work Guaranteed Prices Reasonable
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THIRD ANNUAL
National Apple Show
SPOKANE, WASHINGTON
WILL BE HELD.
November 19, 1910
$20,000 in Premiums
The greatest variety of prizes, cups, and trophies
over oft'ored. Prises' for single apples, boxes and
everything up to full carloads will be aw t.
$1000 Championship Carload Prize
Por the best carload of G30 boxes or bushels. A floor
space of three nlid onoohnlf acres required to house
this great show. Resides the exhibit of apples, pack
ers and cookers will learn and gain valuable infor
mation. Ample hotel accommodation without rise in prices
will be provided.
Southern Pucific Lines ir Oreg'01
"Will have in effect low round-trip fares from all
points on its lines. For further information apply
to am- Southern Pacific agfiit or to
WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent.
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Current rate of Interest.
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