Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 12, 1911, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextT. . fywffTWTsir' MEDFOTCD MATL TRIBUNE, IMEDlOKPi OmSGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 30.11 5 SUNNY Personal and Local Where Lo Go Tonight Medford's Million Dollar Bank. ""fr"ywTw t i- i, Mrs. c. Doblcy received the sail n-v8 that her fatter died yesterday, January 11, at lily home in St. Paul, Minn. Call phono 2151, 1032 for baggage wagon. 451 luff llrophy, former chief of po lice, now a prosperous rancher on the upper Itoguc, has boo a spending a lew dnys In Medford. Any hat to $10.00, $1.9S. Any hat to $5.00, 08c. Nice selection to i-Iiooho from. Home Millinery, 1021 Weal Ninth. Mrs. Harry Hrown of Kasie Point relumed to her home Wednesday aft er a few days spent with friends In Mou ford. You had better see Sampson Spray Co., O rants Pass, Or., beforo buy ing lime and sulphur solution. We hnvo tho cpraj and can mako the price. 253 Sam Hogors of Kllecn Is among those spending the week in Medford. If your diamond was bought of Van Do Car It Is perfect. Paddy Malloy, who spent the hol idays In Medford, lias returned to California. Why buy spray in San Jose, Cal., when you can buy it in the Rogue Itlvur valley for less money? Samp son Spray Co., Grants Pass, Or. 253 .Mrs. M. M. Putnnm and Miss Put nam returner1 Thursday from Port land and Salem, where they witness ed the. Inau-rurfal ceremonies as guests of Governor West. Private room and board with Mrs .1. I). Kay, three blocks from central part of town. 310 N. Bartlett. Mrs. .1. P. Roddy and children re lumed Thursday from Spokane, where they spent the holidays with relatives. Wanted Hoarders A new board ing houso has opened at 700 Sr.uth Oalulale. Call and seo us for "fair treatment, or address P. II. More land. 30,2 Mr. and Mrs. !5d Hanle;- :nid chil dren returned Thursday from Port land, where Mrs. Hanley spent the holidays. Knty-thrco acres special, 10 acref coming Into bearing orchard. Cnll on J. B. Wood, Condor Water & Powei Co.'r office. tl 10. Wimberly, editor of tho Rose burg Review and grand patriarch of tho Odd Fellows, visited lodges at Ashland and Medford this week. You can't buy any but perfect diamonds at Van Ho Car's. Rex Lanipman and Mr. Avery of Gold Hill were .Medford visitors Wed nesday. Wanted, to buy a carload of fat bogs. If you have less than a car load write us. Union Meat Co., Med ford Meat Co., Medford. tf J. C. Walters of Minneapolis, Minn, lo visiting P. .1. Neff of this city. fivery light Dut electricity gives off smoke nnd smoke contains soot, which lcposIts on your wall paper, curtains, draperies. Electric light glows In nn air tight bulb. tf. Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Holmes have returned from a visit in Granta Pass. Arthur Hrown left Thursday for a visit In Josephine county. Is your i ouso wired? One cigar loss a day would pay for a hundred per cent lucreaso In comfort Start living tho olectrlc life. tf. nil Andrews Is vlfitlng northern points. There are still ab'Hit 150 season tickets for the Natatoilum entertain ment course that have been delivered, hut as yet have not been paid for. Theso contiactH woro made in good faith by the Nut management on tho strength of the subscription list, and. as they nro keeping their part of the agreement, and bring higl' class en tertainments at a very reasonable price for seats, they naturally expect that the subscribers will "come through" with their part Weeks & McGowan Co. UNDERTAKERS DAY PHONE 2271 Night 'Phenes: F. W. Weeks, 2071 A. E. Orr, 3692. LADY ASSISTANT John A. Perl Undertaker and Embalmcr Successor to tho undertaking de partment of Medford Furniture Co. Office With Medford Furniture Company About February 1. Private Am bulance Service. Sick and injured conveyed to any part of city or country. Telephenes: Hay 351. Night: John A. Port 4111. C. W. Conklln, 3C01. J. H.'Butle-. 1571. Desk room or pari of store for rent In new store on Main street, Dart of slimv tvlllllnw tmnf nn.l llrrlit . ............ ..n... 1 Reasonable rate. Address P. S. care Mail Tribune. 255 J. A. McCord of Gold lllli was a visitor in Medford Wednesday, as was flex 11. Lampman, editor or the News. Ask for Columbia bnms, bacon mil lard and go the best. For sale y all first class grocers and butch rs. tf E. it. llanuau of Hoscburg is in Medford on a business trip. John H. Carkln, uttorney at law iver Jackson County bank. L. Wlmberley, editor of the Hose burg Review, is visiting Medford. Dr. J. K. Shearer, physician and uirgeon. Offico over Strang's drug tore. tf. L. W. Winters of Jacksonville Is spending a few days in Portland on business. Claud Miles has a buyer for 40 acres of young pears. Mako yoni very best price and address 128 Hast Main. 251 Jack Palmer of Ashland is spend ing a few days In Medford. W. J. Wilson of Talent spent Thursday In Medford. Columbia hums and Columbia am) lloyal Anno bacon aro dry sugai cured. Ask your dealer for Colum tila brand lanl. tl HIS MEN LOST; HE WENT CRAZY FRESNO, I'ul.. Jan. V2. -Wliil. Iicinj,' examined an to hU sanity be lore a lunacy coininU.i-ion in the mi perior court here today, J. V. Cur raway declared to Judge Austin tli.i the political game and his lii'c will the politician had made him "nutt.v.' Cniroway stated that he drove in over the county during the last cam paign lor county officer. "Don't you think thai life woult up-et you J" lie asked, 'and beMile. the candidates 1 worked for wen beaten to a frazzle. That turned m head." Curraway i serving 'M days in jai for taking two joy rides in a hot lowed automobile. WANTS COMMISSION ONLY TO CHANGE TARIFI WASHINGTON'. I). (.. Jan. TJ. I'rging the pas-age ol a pcnuaneii tariff commission bill, President Job Cobb, of the national tariff 001111111 sion nocintioit, addressed the dele gate- today. "If we duiro lo produce sound re -ults," he said, "the first step is t -cciire a thorough knowledge of e. isting conditions." "Revision should not entirely b left to tlie commission, "I'rcsiden Jacob Schiinnau of Cornell univei sity. who also addressed the conver. tioii. "So ninny elements enter into , 1 cvision of the tariff," lie said, "Ilia a commission cannot replace con u'less, which voices the judgment c 1 lie people. This is a tiiudameuti iiiesiou, and the findings of a lip iff commission alone mint furiiisi 'a sritMtilic solution' and take th taritf out of politics." Six Day Race Tiresome. IU'FFAI.O, X Y., Jan. l'J. Wit! !o tenuis tied lor liiM place nenrl .wo niilo- ahead of the record am he otitis hunched a mile beliiuo .lie si. d..y bicycle trrinl wont o. at the Anno.'.v. Spectacular stunts weie tho o I cr. The llehi-Goiilott team, wliicl st.iblislii'd a lead of one lap Mori lav, finish! desperately to retain it' mhantaue but 'ho Root-LnwMn cam lv a serie- of spurt tied them flic two teams tried hard to gun not her Ian but each attempt failed At the cad of the '-'7th hour th leader had covered (K17 iniloi-. Tin nreioiis record wm IKI") mile and " lap.-. A lap bchiud (lie lender, otln. leniu- came in the following order Wilev-.Milteu, Hili-Kolgfr, Claike I've. Wallhoiir-Walker leiin-Ur-bach and (lalvin-W'cMl. 1.0s .ixii'iaics uxcritsiox. Two Pullman sloopere havo already ,een engaged for the I-ca Aas'los ox nndon and im'icationB mo that two iiore will I" required. If you nro ntcndlnr taking thli trip, notify tho Mai office at onto. Cull, wrlto or hone. Thle will wwv you bortli. Remember the 4att, January SO. (tfineinber the low rate round trip, 431.55. Limit. 30 dr.yi. Stop off whn and whore you ileaio. Co and rura m wwr- route. ... ' Further information, phone Pacific Vaiea 311; Home 3i. j irtmklnk fi Hlh. i All yellow laundry soaps contain from 20 to 40 rosin. Sunny Monday Soap contains no rosin that's why it's white. It is made from pure materials, and its use means the saving of clothes. Sunny Monday contains a wonderful dirt-starter it saves rubbing, time and labor. THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY CHICAGO , r -f -f -f- -f -- ' TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. -t '- .'OK KKXT Furnibhca l-oonis nt No. 4 S. Orange. 'OK SALE Hillside orchard Ian.', in the rough, l'u million feet timber this tract, lb'O acres at .f'JO pei ne re. E. S. Je'nks, Sains Valley. Ore. '-'58 OK SALE Secured real estate mortgages discounted to draw 12 per cent; look this up. ltoom XI mck&on County Dunk bldg. 'J08 'OK SALE Subdivision orohaid bargain, lb'O acres, 10 of which :s set to 1-year-old trees, commercial varieties. Price $100 per acre; will exchange for city properly. M. J' lieuson. Koom li'3 Jackson county Hank bldg. ' UoS SOU SALE Nothing down, M monthly buys .r)-room outage. I'ri'c $02.). U. . 1 lieuson, Koom. IJ.! Jackson County Hank bldg. 'J08 VANTEO Housekeeper. Call 11 1 Gray & .Moes' store. 28 A'ANTEl) A good home, 011 a farm for a boy 12 years of ago; must be able to attend good school. Prefci a homo where there are no children Addres;, X, Mail Tribune office '2G8 'OK KENT 10-room hoarding am rooming house in center of U.isi ncss district, Bedford, Or. lnquiii Aldenhagen, Kogue Kivor Elect) le company, 21(5 W. .Main s.t. tf 'OK KENT Furnished rooms In center businet.s district, .Medlonl, modern equipment, steam heat, oliv ine light, baths, hot and cold watei and janitor service. Koonis singli or en suite. Enquire Aldeiihngeii. Kogue Kiver Electric Co., '21(1 V .Main st. tf 'OK SALK Two notes, ,3:KI3.li;i ; each payable .March, 1011, nun .Muicli. 11) l'J; hceurily three time aiuoiiiil of note. Addrchh Mux TiSS .Medford. tf VANTKD- -DrumakiiiK unil ewil. at home or will uo out. Main .'tltil :i:il) N. Front M. 'J.-iII 'IN(iKI and Wheeler tv WiNou u intr niachine- for Mile or rent; sup plier and rcpain- for all kind ICvcr.vtlniiyr Kuariintccd. Oil ice in AllinV Slore. I'lione (ill CI. iVAXTKD A mi.Idle l(-ed lud. wauls position an lioiiholioepei W'i', un out of city. Addreho lll'J 10. .Mail, I'honc 701. 'J.-)l SOU SAM Splendid lot HOxi'J." ii Walnut Park addition, I block oi; pavement from V. 7th t.; it splen did view, hiu'li lot, .f-KlO; on term. Aildiesh XXX, care .Mail Tribu.i office. KAII SALK flood xpnn lnu'ot, has iios and wnni. Inquiru L. A oc, I'lioenix, Or. 'J.'iH '0 SALK A ")-room hiumalow oi. W. 10th ht.; ehii.u in. Built -in fire iluce. and modern; water, mwci- am willow nlk in and paid lor; 'J iim'.h--niiinlk on imviuif paid; fJ700, e: vor vay ternif! Tf(i.")0 down, bal ance like rent. Cornel iiio-Oarim Ifealty Co.. lll.'J V. .Main hi. tf VOn SALK An eut front ol ii the Kenwood addition, .lO.xl l.'i, nl j?."i00; iflO down; .10 a month. Cor-' iietiu-Cjanior Itealty Co. l;t;i V .Main t. tf FOK SALi: A lot cI(-p in on W. -J,' -t., .ItlxlUO. at only 4''i0; .10 down balance $1.'J.') a week, foriiitiii' Clamer KvhIiv Co.. 1X1 W. .Main. t 1'01 SALK A brand now .Vrooin bimiculow, hlrictly modem. Thix liropyt.v ll' "oj; ceilliillt tollll dutiou. ix plutfitMl, liaw electric luihl. both, toilet and zinc. We coiuider thin plAi-e worth $'J."50(); can be boiiuiil for $1800; .f'iOO down, IihIuiu-v lilu rnl. Cornitiu--(inrtir Rltv Cii.. ill W. Mam. if FOK KALK-A new adjustable chair bed for liniiiiil or invalid n-c; roli- lii-r wln-i'U, li.nl lir.irni'.' 'till S Ceii ini I i.'.'. -'''I Why a Million? J3i'fjuiso ol' Public (1oiit'i(lon.'P, ('ai'cl'ul Alaimgomont; Sato Invi'sl niont; No Spoeulation; Always Dc )piKlable.' Again Why? JJonuisi' Now Thai Money Is ttd-in-i;ont and tho Demands Lai'to, It Don't Raise the lvate'of Interest on Its Customers. And Again Why? It Never Pinches You for Higher Interest Because Times Are Hard, or When YOU Are in Hard Luck. Jts Uniform Kate of Interest Whether Monev J s Mas v or' Tight Is S Per Cent. It J las Not. a Note Among, All Its Loans That Bears 10 Per Cent In terest, for IT NEVER ASKS. IT. It Did Not Raise Its Kate of Inter est During the Panic, Nor Will It at This Time. FIRST Please Read Our Above Report to the U. S. Government WM. S. CUOW10LL, President M. L. ALKOUD, Caahlor V. K. D131M3L, Vice-President ORIS CRAWFORD, Asst. Cauhlor FOK SALK OK TKADK .Medlord property. 1 own a ." room modern bungalow on a lare lot in Central Point; everything is absolutely mod oin ; bath, lights and leleplioue, $:il)()0. Will tmde for oroiiertv ol eipial vuliie lien"; one-half uilereit in liusiuchs IniildiiiK on lot 'J7'jx 1-1(1. now rented, not loused. Vnlnc '()()(). Will IiihIm HiIk for in v ol" I'Olinl vnlno in Miiilfiiril. I limit n eoniulele moviiiK picture outfit, ma chine, hlidew, wirinir, etc. Will tnl.e .f(i(l cash. W. I-:. Whiteside, mom 1 anil 'J, Aitkcns hldy., over Allen (iiocery Co. if. ARMOUR TO RF SIIFfl AS WELL AS PATTFMl CIIICA(K). III. .Ian. 12. Foilnu UK the I il in jr "f a Inwsnit m (he mi lerior court lor f(l,(J(lll.0(lli .hjhiurI lames A. Pnllcii, relircd cotton a i wheat bioker, b Dr. Paul Miirma tcr, president of what lie terms tin Chicuyo Auli-(!aiiibliii; lenmie. Ilur uiislcr Mtatcd Imlay thai he will sooi uslitne a sui ayains ,1. Odcii Ar moiir of like charjres. -This is said In be to recover mom v iiouey .Mr. Armour has won in tin tit. In each case il is alleged th it tho umomits represent three tniic the wiuninys of the defcmlauls i, the hist two yen is. The suits ere brought on the tin -ry lliul specul.ilion is juiiiililiiii; inn 'hat statute iinuked which allow - n larlv iuleicstcd in u yunililiiy -m' W three time- the uuiouut los TO CI'KF. A COLD in one dav. inf Laxative llronio Quinine Tabid Drujifc'isls refund money if it tail to iniru. I!. W. flrove's Kina(uii is' on eae'i box. 'Joe. Hasklns for HeaUh. citv Titiusricnit'.s notilk. Offico of thf City TreaKfior, Med 'ord, Orojion, January 11, 1911 Notice )h hereby Klven fi.it there ire funds on hand In the ctv treas iry for .the redemption of oumtanl 'uu city wariKiitM iBgued ag. Inst the followlnif funds: WarruutH Nos. 5 and 0, on Bower ; district No. 11. , j; Width ii I N'n I nn In lure I Vn ft ' illBfrlrl Xn. 11. Witrrmil tin. I On Inloril Vn fi ! illatHnt Vn 3 Interest on uuio will '.oar- after , tho abovo dt. : I: L. U. JACOHS. City Trptsurei IlanlilnH for Health, No. 7701. ItKPOItT OK Til 13 ChNIUTIOX OK First National Bank at Medl'oril, in the State of Oregon, at the close of busl ucs, Inuuui-y 7, 101 1 : IlKSOl'KCKS. Loans and illscouutH ( .? -107,051.18 Overdrafts, secured and uuHocured U.OSG.'M U. S. bonds to secure circulation 100,000.00 U. S. bonds to secure U. S. deposits , ' 1,000.00 Premiums on U. S. bonds ' 7,002.50 llonds. securities, etc 17S.002.S0 Hanking house, furniture and fixtures ... 22.G50.00 Due from national banks (not reserve ngents) 98. 0!! Due from approved reserve agents . .i.. 177,208.80 Checks and other cash Items 27,t7H.:iO Notes of other national banks 2,330.00 Krnctlonnl paper curroncy, nickels and cents 300.00 Lawful money in reserve In bank, viz: Specie $70,020. 15 Legal-tender notes 17,3.00 71,003. lo Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (5 pur cent of circulation) 5,000.00 Total $1,003,017.00 lilAIUIilTUCS. Capital stock paid in 1 00,000.00 Surplus fund 27,500.00 Undivided profile, less expense:! and taxes paid 20,810.03 National bank notes outslnndlni; v 100,000.00 Due to other national banks . 800.02 Due to state and private banks and bankers 100.10 Individual deposits Biibject to check ...., 718,300.77 Demand certificates of doposlt 30,389.13 Tlmo certificates or deposit 01,172.11 Certified checks 550.00 Cashier's checks outstanding '. . 2,130.00 United States doposltH 1,000.00 Total $1,003,017.00 State of Oregon, County of Jackson, bs: I, M. L. Alfoid, cubhlor of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. M, L. ALKOltl), Cashlor. Subscribed and sworn to beforo me this 11th day of Jan mux 1911. J. W. niOKKIAN, Notary Public. Correct Attest: W.M. S. CUOWKLL. ,CHAS. STRANG, CUAS. M. 10NC.LIS1I, Directors. National Bank of Medford United States Depositary (MINIINMIIN(INIWM SPECIAL W IN Seasonable Goods Children's medium weight Union Suits, each 25c Boys heavy fleece lined Shirts and Drawers, each 25c Ladies heavy grey mixed Union Suits, each 50c Childrens Wool Mittens, black and colors, pair 15c Ladies fleece lined Hose, garter top, pair 25c Ladies black cashmere Hose, or. 25c m I W Mens heavy Wool Kadies Keyser double tip silk and silk lined Gloves, pair 75c to $1.00 Ladies black cashmere Gloves, pair - - - 25c, 35c, 50c Mens heavy work Gloves, pair - - 50c, $1.00, $1.50 DR. DENTONS SLEEPING GARMENTS We are Closing Out at Just HALF PRICE AH Our Toilet Cases, Glove and Handker chief Boxes, Music Rolls, &c. This Is a Snap for You if You Can Use Them. Hussey's MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM VALUES : ; ; ; . ; ; ;. Socks, pair 25c : ; : : ; ; ; i ; : ; 1 : ; ' M : I r4-r-r--t-rr. New Attraction nt THE ISIS THEATRE JOHNSTONE & COOKE Present "After the Ball" George Stanton ..Mr. Johnstone ICule lJalo ........ ..Miss Cooke Time Seven o'clock oveuiiij;. I'lnce Tom Data's studio, Newz York Citv. J I'tuu-pose Only to maku you v iH if you uluujrh, that's nil? lau thereis lo it. Did Von MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AND SUN'DAY AT 12:30. Three Reels of Pictures and a Good Sontj. f-rrrm,,.,,,.,,,,. NATATORIDM JUDGE BEN LINDSEY Tiio Juvenile JiuIko will ee- J lure nt the Nnlutorium on Fri- X day iveninj,', .laiiiinry l.'l Tickets on sole al Nat offit-j. Adinihbiuii ."ille; reserved .seath Zoo. TONIGHT "iowlintr, Uilliurds and ilo.v Mull. l Medford's Exelusivo Picturo Tho ntor. Lnto-3t LiconRcd Pholo- plays. i One Ilimo No More- One Dime. X "NAT" THEATRE 131 ii .1 . . i oinnwi nn me latest anil nn proved inoviuj; pietures. C'liiiiiKu of program uvury Sun duy, Weilnesday and Friday. Special matinee uverv Suudav ulleruuou. ADMISSION 10c. U-GO Hffjh-Class Stock Co. TONIGHT "FOR A .MILLION" Three-Act Comedy Screuui' from start to fiuUli. -Hi MAIt.lOUIH-.MANDVILLt: KTOOK J COMI'ANV Specinllier, Ilolween Aels FREE UiiiiiImiiiiu prize uiu-n s en i Re I iiwiiv free Wednesday ni-ilil mtii' vinir heaih o.y inoue. .iiiilii 21)71. 5 I'-G-O ORCHESTRA. I X Reserve your heats ly Phoiiei j MAIN U971. rrfrr.j: Want to Rent Strictly modern (J op 7-rooin house, iiijond neihhorhood. Will take short time lnse. Phone Main 2121 For Sale One or tujpKork horaen, gentle; ujll work ilouhlo au where; weight 1 ItllO to i;uo I'ikv ?i;o ami ;2r.o. gA C and 11. TerniH on good E. L MORRISON H. IS. One, llov 17. ApTork Agency Grand Union Tea Co. 110 Tripp St. Phone 901 Pens, Coffees, Baking Pow- ilmi S-Iniiic .Shnfj Stfni'nli v, J1 .Ij , ..'HJ-.J, MVMK , ete, Orders taken. Prompt D o 1 i v o r y I i M