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"Mil D.KQlfcD MAIL TRIBUNE, aiEDKQRD, ORl'XION, IWLDAY, .JANIZARY 20, 11)11.
I Personal and Local COUNTIES
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DIVIDED
' I. C. Anilet'nte of Gold Hill was
n Mud ford visitor today.
P. S. StooiiHtiup leaves Monday
evening for Chicago, where ho noes
to attend the automobile show, vlieio
he v'lll set a now linn of kocxIh for
the Paclflu Motor Supply eompaiiy,
of which he Is president Hcfore ie
turnlng home he will visit Dcttolt,
Xew York, Friit Wayhe and ritlier
places of interest.
Call plipno a 131, 1032 for bnggngo
wagon, v 451
Sanniel ltyde of Gold IlIlLieturned
to Ills homo this morning.
.. It, T. Uurnett, cx-reionler of Jack
son county, niturned from a visit to
relatives In Salcin.
Tho street committee of the Cen
tral Point council has ordered a car
load ' of crushed granite from Gold
Hay to be used for repairing tho
strootB.
Prod Terry, who had the position
of foreman at the Matfden orchard
for some time, hat; resigned that
plnce to accept a similar one at tho
Maxon orchard.
Saturday market sale will open
.Tiinuniy 21, 9:.'10 a. m. at OlniKtenil
& lllhhard's grocery stole, West Main
street. Bread, cake, cookies, dough
nuts, pics, cold meats and hiiIikIh for
sale at reasonable prices, Oiders re
spectfully solicited, If 'riven In time
will furnish them at this sale. Phone
IKiOl If wanted .January 21.
Gus Morris of Contial Point spoilt
Thursday and today In Medford.
JilfljHl W. .f, Garvin of Central
Point was a recent visitor In .Med
ford. T. 0, Krlckson has returned from
a business trip noitb.
P. J. Alexander of this city paid
Central Point a business visit recent
ly. Aim. Will Kelso of Derby has been
visiting calloy friends recently.
Prlvnto room and board with Mrs.
J. D. Fay, threo blocks from contral
part of town, 310 N. Dartlott.
District Attorney 11. V. Mulkoy haa
gouo to Grants Pass, Ho will return
tomorrow.
Mrs. D, M. Gresham of Halsey,
who has been visiting local friends,
has relumed to her Willamette Val
ley home.
Flfty-tlrreo ncros spoclnl, 10 ncrea
corning Into bearing oichard. Call on
J. II. Wood, Condor Water & Power
Co.'n offlco. tf
J. Patterson of Tnlont, ex-county
commissioner, was u member of the
party which loft this moinliig for
Los Angoles.
John II. Cnrldn, attorney at law,
over Jackson County bank,
I-. W. Lllugrnni of Gold Hay Bponl
Tliursday In Medford,
Dr. J. 10. Shearer, physician and
surgeon. Offlco over Strang's drug
store. tf.
.Mrs. Lottie Van Scoy of Uaglo
Point spent Thursday as the guest of
her sister, '.Mis. George T. O'llileh,
on South Central avenue.
Wanted -Hoarders A now hoard
ing hotiBo haa opened at 70G South
Oakdale. Call and see us for fair
treatment, or address F. II. More
land. HQ2
County Assessor W, T. Grlovo was
In Medford Thursday.
In your i ouso wired? One cigar
less a day would pay for it hundred
per cent Increase la comfort. Start
living tho electric llfo. tf.
Miss It oho Hickman of Grants Pant
was n recently visitor In Modrnnl
George itoaa of Contral Point wan
a lucent visitor in Medford,
Geoi'KO II. Waul of Applegate pann
ed through Medford on hl way to
GrautH Pass,
Mrs, 11. Mulr lias letutued from
u visit with friends In Central Point.
A fine ear of applet; has Just been
shipped to California by S. V. HecU-
wltli. J. S. Harnett has also soul a
car south.
John Slity of Willow Springs pre
cinct, who makes a specialty of fine
farm -flxln's, delivered some 25c a
pound home-cured hams In town
and they were worth the money.
Any native born Virginian, his nsso-i
elates or progeny would sing a pnean i
of praise and gladness while eating
Hllccs from such.
Hrldnno Sanderson, carrier on R.
F. I), route 1, out of Central Point,
has tendered his resignation, to take
effect April 1. Ab a matter of fact,
penurious old Pnclo Sam should at
least double tho compensation now
tlra may bo nllowl clerical arslsl
anco by tho county court.
All other qpunty officers arc to re
ceive pnlarles dependent on tho clas3
in which their county may fall with
the exception that in tho discretion
of the, county court any two offices
the dl tics of which do not conflict
may bo conr.olIdr.ted and the lncum
AssCSSmcnt and Population to FteijU- bent receive tho combined salaries Of
i cnini niit ix n.ii.ii. ntri 'JHi offices, mid In eusiern Oregon, i
late Salaries Paid to Public 0f- whoro cm,ntM nie )nw, ftm, s)mrflp.,
cers ThrounhoDt the State, Ac- l" settled the in emit saia.ie rccciv-
NTfl 15 CUSSES
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PAUL MORTON
DIES SUDDENLY
'iaamtq Cinnnnn FOR '-"it bmnjjltt nsfninst Immigration I.i-
WANTS $100 000 FR pR,DE,HKM.,orH strnml nnd Hobi.iRon. Wonu
11 . was wrongly imprisoned ns n smug-
5 iv FP WTmrO Cul Jan. 120. - jili-r Mnpeet J'oV l Horn-. His bus,.
SAN., ,,,. "c. v!! i'l.i ness suflercd $230; attorney's fees
The pride of ong Sing ' " '' " , oJ.lO And his priuo
ne-.e mere unit, is worth .1U",UUU. una u-i '- (,41...'.,,.
L l,""bi. ...J- acumen nets lumens hvt for the bain .ce of W01,,,0Jf
s,llliU J-U j.er liour. noronliup to . c iipliyni Miys.
cordlnfl 'to 'B'll.'
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ed bv sheriffs and county clorke arei
iot to lo reduced. I
Noted Financier Dead Owing to a
rtardeiiing .of the Arteries of the
Brain Was Found Dead In Hall
of Frientl's Kobe. 7 ' "
STATlJHOt'SE, Salem, Or., Jan. 20.
One of tho most Important meas
ures proposed at this) session la the
county salaries bill, Introduced yester-
FORTY WINERS K
allowed his mall curlers and even day nftorppon by Reproaentativo Hu-
chanau of Douglas and Jackson. It
Is based not only on population hut
on the assessed valuation of proper
ty, and Ih aimed to stimulate county
assessors to plr.ee a proper valuation
on property all over tho state, and J
will eliminate salary grabbing. In
respect to pioperty values tho bill
LED
then they would not be overpaid.
F. C Hlgalow hns returned from
a visit to Grants Pass.
F. J. Kmerick spent tho early por
tion of tho week In Grants Puss.
Doputy Sheriff Wilson, Jailer of
tho county Jail, spent Thursday eve
ning with friends In the city.
Every llg.lt out electricity gives
off smoko and stnoko .contains isoot,
which deposits on your wall paper,
curtains, draperies. Electric light
glows In nn air tight bulb, tf.
The Paolfic Telegraph and Tele
phone Co. arc preparing manuscript
for a new directory. All Hpbscrlbers
that are listed Incorrectly kindly call
at tho offlco, as wo want to have tho
now directory out by February 15.
Ij. A.' Newton, Commercial Manager.
25 1
J. X. Mattlnly or Klamath Falls In
visiting friends in tho mlloy.
Gcurgo H, Khmer Is out of the
city on business.
H. Humphrey and S. L. Leonard
returned yesterday from a business
trip to Josephine county.
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BERLIN, Jan 20 Forty mlneis
were killed today In a fire In tho
Casl'iilr mine on tho RiiBolan-Slleslan
frontier,". ircordlng"to""lIspalt!!fc"s "to
private parties hive. No details of
differs from the one submitted nt tho .the accident were given
100!) hesslon in that salaries at that
time wore based entirely on popula
tion. Though they were unable to pick
a vital flaw In the pi feeding bill, tho
koIoiib of tho 1900 session refused to
pass It, because It war. Introduced
late, and they feared that It might
not piove so satisfactory n measure
as It appealed on the surface. Bu-I
RELIABLE TREATMENT FOR
WIIISICV OR BEER HAIR
Try It at Our Expense.
Can Von Ask .More.
('nil Be Given Secretly.
We are so confident that ORRINE
will destroy tlje terrlblo craving for
ehnnan will jrgc tho passage of the! whisky, beer and all intoxicants, that
bill as soon as posslblo.
Multnomah county Is entirely ex
cluded fiom tho provisions of the bill,
which divides all other counties of
tho state Into 15 classes, according to
population nnd assessed property
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TAKES LONG RIDE
TO WIN A
To win a wpagor, Miss Albertit
Claire, a young Wyoming girl, Is rid
ing a "bronc" from her homo In Buf
falo, Wyo to Hiiraflo, N. Y. Wot
Journey will tiring hoi through thl.s
city. Sho will nirlvo hero on Janu
ary 2 1.
GREAT MEETINGS AT THE
, . , CHRISTIAN iCHURCH
H-4- i 1 . I I
Evangelist .1. T. Ivdielmnn i'
preaching gieai horiuoiiH. The church
isi plopping i'or a gloat day on Sun
day. The Hubjeel, of tho morning
sermon will be "noil's Temple.'
Evening subject, "What Must I 1).
In Me Sa mI." Everybody iinitcd.
GARNETT, COREY CO.
PASS RESOLUTIONS
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
DAY PHONE 2271
Night 'Phones:
P. W. Weeks, 2071
A, E. Oit, 3G92,
IADY 'ASSISTANT
At n meeting of tho stockholder
of the Onrnott-Coroy llardwiue Co.
hold at tho office of th company on
January 1, nil 1, It was
IttMUilved, That we, tllo stockhold
ers of tho Gnrnett-t'orov Hardwaie
Co., desire to oxpress oilr heartfell
appreciation of the very prompt anil
(ifflulout sorvlco rendered us by the
flro department of the olt, of Med
ford In hnndllng tho flio in our
building yent onlay morning, without
which the entlio structure would
have certainly been destroyed. And
wo nluo tloulio to thank tho HtlzoiiK
proaoiit who aided tho boH of tin
department In their task.
And we further Instruct the sccre
tary of the company" to cause urn
oopy of those rosolutlomi to be pub
llwhed In tho dally papers, one to he
scut to the fire ilopaittneut, and out
to bo spread upon the minutes or the
company. f
To which wo have this day set our
baud and anal.
II. G. OARNKTT,
C. H. COHEV.
C O. JOHNSON,
WILLIAM A. AITKL'N.
BEN GARNETT,
C. 11. JOHNSON.
valuation. The population figures nro
taken from the federal eoiuus of 11)10
mul provlnlon Is made for census es
tlhuitcs every five years.
Multnomah being excluded from
the provisions of the bill, no counties
of tho state fall under tho first and
second .class, Lut provision is mndo
for them because of tho growth of
population nnd assessed property val
uation will eoou bring a fow under
such dlvliilons. By classification of
the bill Marlon, Lane and Umatilla
counties rank in tho third class;
Jilokson, Clackamas, Douglas, Linn
and Washington In-tho fourth; Baker,
Clnlsop, Coos, Union, Wasco and
Yamhill in tho firth; Polk in tho
Mlxtll. Bentnit and Columbia In tho
BoVonth, Crook, Hood River, Joroph
Ini Klamath, Malheur, Tillamook
and Wallowa In the eighth; Morrow
In the ninth, Gilliam, Grant, Lincoln
and Sherman In the tenth, and Har
ney and Lnke In tho eleventh; none
falls In tho twelfth or thirteenth
class; Wheeler In tho Fourteenth nnd
! Curry In the flftoenth.
Tile hill provides that In every
. county the county survoyor shall ie-
celve $7 r0 a day and 10 conts a mile
whllo-ongniiod In the performance of
his official duties. County conunls
sloneis, two In each county, nro to he
paid $.r a day and their traveling ex
penses while engaged In the porform
nuce of official ditties. Tho coroner
Is to iocolo bucIv fees an are allowed
by law. Sheriffs are to lo allowed
such deputies as tho county court
ma." deem necessary, salrrles to be
fled by the court. Any other offlce.r
found to be over-burdened by his du-
vo want, you .to try It at our expense.
Thousands of wives and mothois
throitj bout tho land have, by tho aid
or ORRINE, restored drinking hus
batidu and souo to lives of sobriety,
usefulness anil linpplnops. Wo believe
that ORRINE will prove successful
after nil other nieaiiB have failed, so
wo ray to wives and mothers whoso
homos are blighted because or tho
"ourso of Intemperanco" don't be
coino discouraged, ovon If you have
tried other remedies without benefit.
Try ORRINE you try It at our ex
pense If It fniln to produce results.
We know that ORRINE standa fore
most ns a reliable aid to help the
drunkard. Mecsis. Sullivan & Shtu-
Ron, tho well known druggists 01 j
Utlcn. N. Y.. havo been sollinK Or- J
rlno for a number of yearB. Road '
what they say: "During tho past five)
or nix years we've sold practically all
tho different ctiren for tho liquor
habit on tho market. Wo'vo never
yet found one that gftvo tho entire
satisfaction which ORRINE has giv
en. Wo havo' several cases that hnve!
come to our attention whero excellent!
results havo been obtained by tho
use of ORRINE. Wo are so convlrtc-j
ed of Its merltB that we unhesllnt-i
lugly recommend nnd huarnnteo itj
In all cases or the "Liquor Habit." '
ORRINE Is preparpd In two forms.
No 1, seciet troatiuqnt, a powder,, ah-1
Koluto tasteless and odoiless, given
HOerotly In food or drink. ORRINE
No. 2, In pill form, Is for those who
desire to take, voluntary ttcatment
ORRINE costs only $1.00 11 bow
Write for Fiee Ortino Booklet ( mail
ed In plain sealed envelope) to OR
PIN CO., (i:i2 Oriino Building, Wash
ington. D. C, ORRINE Is recom-1
mended and Is for sale In this (il
bj Leon 11. Hnsklns.
NEW YORK, Jan. 20. (The sudden
death of Paul Morton, resldenf of the
Equitable Life, Is causing much dis
cussion today In financlnl circles and
tho question ns to who vlll succeed
him hns nrounod lively, interest.
There Is little doubt that .whoever
Is decided upon will ho a Morgan
man, and the death of Morton Is ex
pected to hasten Morgan's scheme of
tnutuallzutlon. ' j
Private funoral services for tho
dead financier will be held at the
I Morton home tomorrow morning and
a public service in tho afternoon at
St. Thomas' Episcopal chinch. Rev.
Dr. Stlre will conduct both services.
The body win be burled in Wood
In wn cemetery.
Dr. Wells said tod.ny thai there was 1
no doubt that Morton's death was '
duo to hardening of the arteries of
ho bran. Coioucr Weinberg announc
ed that ,io inquest would be neces
sary. Morton wac found dead In the
hnllwav jt the Hotel Seymour, wher
he ha.: j;mc t keep nu nuuolntmcnt
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may bo enjoyed ill most any hour it your liome is
equipped with an
EDISPN 01 VICTOR
AVoViiiT.v i complete lino of records and keep the
newest records always on hand.
Whetsel Music Co.
Corner Grape and Main Sts.
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IF YOU BUY IT HERE IT IS
CERTAINLY GOOD TO EAT
Tf 3'on piirclin.se1 your EATABLES at this store yon are sure of the host for
the least. "We handle only the best meats, groceries, fruit, etc., that it is pos
sible t,o buy, and everything is sold at a reasonable profit. "We don't charge
you 25 per cent more i'or goods just because we imagine this is the only store
in the city carrying that particular brand of goods.
WARNER, WORTMAN & GORE
Grocery Phone 286 Market Phone 281
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TIasliim for lion I Hi.
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EVERY BUSINESS MAN
RECEIVES CHECKS
in payment of ui'cntuiK If ho hns
no bank account ol his own he hits !
rolv on Hie gnml nature of luenils
lo get Ihe cnIi for tlio cliccUs. II
he had an aocouni at the I'lirinci'
Flint Uriiwoi'b' Hunk lie coulil line
his cheeks ciihIiciI without lieing un
der ohligutiiiim to aiiybitily. Tlu:ik
Unit ocr it you ale not a bank
(lepoMtnr
C A. 1 Jit
ifiilil llr V""! Ilfirl
.OF THE...
January C
The
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Farmers' and Fruitgrowers' Bank
John A. Perl
Undertaker and h'mbaliiior
Succosror to tho undertaking do
pnrtuiont of Medford riirnlturo Co.
Office With
Medford Furniture Company
About Fohruary 1, Prlvato Am
bulunco Service. Slok and Injured
cotivoyod to any part of city or
country, is,
Tclophenos: Day 1161.
NlRht: John A. 1'orl Ull, C
W. Conklln, UCOl. J. 11. jjtttle-.
3571. "'9
IIuakltiR for Health.
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LOST -Drown Muik fur on .Maui s:
niter the fellow TIhuxImv emu
I'lea-e return lo .Mini Tribune of
inc. -Jtii
I'OK SA1.K--'.
liinil. neiirlv nil oleuml; oIom'
Mtalioii mid lliree-fouHli infle
Mt-iiiHii, 1'J.t; l Hr 11; tenu
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MEDFORD THEATER
Wednesday, January 25
AMERICA'S GREATEST PLAY
-The Man of the Hour
Hy Cieorge Broadhimsf '
Two ear.s at the Sao Theatre, Xew York, five
months at the Illinois Theater, Chicago, six months
at the Tremont Theater, Boston; four months at the
(Inn-irk Theater, Philadelphia.
Just one day more in which to take advantage of the
remarkably low prices quoted to affect this clearance. You
certainly cannot afford to miss this Sale. Note the
bargains offered.
II. .Inekiwii A: Co., HS'fr W. .Main
felruet. arua
I'OK JtliNT (J.rooitt modern Ihmim
f iirnifelicd ; aa.00 r month. uUI
Park uvt., uor 11th . 'M
"Tho Best Play I Havo Ever
ROOSEVELT.
Seen." COLONEL
KOR KEXT-Kpv 3-ixniw Piitau.
cIohp in. iMuir AIO S; Central
n va. 20-j
("liven here with a special east of-players, which
inusfiM-s ti roll or the best artists on-tho Anioriean "
stiigo. .
SEATS ON SALE MONDAY. JANUARY 23.
ALL MEN'S AND BOYS OVER
COAT S REDUCED 25 PER CENT
All boys1 short Pants Suits reduced
2o per cent.
Specially low prices on .Men's Suits
for clearance.
Sample I Tats, worth $.00 and $-1.00:
clearance price $1.95.
rnderwear, Hosiery, etc., priced vein
low for clearance.
ALL WOMEN'S AND MISSES'
SUITS AND COATS REDUCED 33 1-3
PER CENT
All Millinery at one-half price.
Clearance prices on
Evening Presses, Silk Waists,
Skirts, Outing Plannel,
downs and Skirts, Silk
t i i
i etticoats, Lace Curtains, etc
etc.
etc.,
Watch for the Announcement of our Muslin
Underwear Sale-Beginning Monday January
23rd. The Best yet.
Akins, Benton
Co.