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JMEDFORD MATL TRIBUTE, flEEDFORD, OREGON, PRTDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1911.
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Many Representative Citizens .are
Out With Their Coats off Working
for Pavement Property Owners
are all in Line. ,
VULJL VlAOpUllU.lltO
CENTRAL POINT ITEMS.
Perhaps novor beforo in tho history
of Central PUoInt has thero been so
many representative citizens "out
with their conts off" in a campaign
for municipal improvements as there
has been within tho past two or threo
days, says tho Herald. It's in tho
air and tho fellow who tries to get
nway from tho contagion1 of "get thero
Central Point" Is in bad, and while
"taking to his neels" ho Is in diro
danger of buttlne into a brick wnll
or having a house fall on him. The
cause of tho turmoil Is mud, mud,
mud.
Mud on streets,
Mud In tho air;
Mud in your dreams,
Mud overywhoro.
It is evidently a case of too much
Johnson provided that that histor
ical gentleman's surnamo waB mud
and tho, burden of everybody's song
this week is "hard-paved streets for
Central Point. Nothin too good for
us."
A number of representative busi
ness men and property owners within
the past few days havo boon taking
an interest in tho paving question,
and, headed by Councilman White
side and I. C. Robnott, they havo been
sounding tho property owners on
Pine street, between Front and Sixth
streets, as to their wishes regarding
paving, with tho result that a large
majority of tho property owners are
fpund to be In lino for paving tho
street next summer, and, what is
more to the point as nn indication of
progressive tendencies, paving with
tho very best available material.
Misses Pearl Ross nnd Mary Olson
wero nt Medford Wednesday.
The Ladies' Civic Improvement
club will have the fourth series of
entertainments Monday evening.
These entertainments havo proven to
bo the best nnd most enjoyable that
have ever been given here.
Bird Johnson nnd Mr. Gage, of
upper Koguo River were hero tran
sacting business Thursday morning.
Dr. FJ, Kirohgoftsnor wns in from
his mount nin home Thursday morn
ng on a business trip.
Dr. Robert Pnllnjtz made a pro
fessional call at Gold Hill Thursday
morning.
Fred Cnnuitt and wifo went to
Tolo Thursday.
J. I Hopkins nindo A business trip
to Grants Pass Thursday.
E. A. Carr of Everett, Wash., was
hero Wednesday.
Mr. Rhodes, state secretary for the
Y. M. C. A. was hero Thursday.
Mrs. Harvey moved her family
from the restaurant into the resi
dence formornlly occupied by Mr.
Lcdiford.
Mr. and Mrs. Lnndis of Gold Hill
were tho quests of Dr. and Mrs. Davis
tho fore pnrt of tho week.
Little Dorothy Patlion, daugh
ter of Editor I'nttison of the Horn?'
has been on the sick list but is i"
improving.
Jt C. Wilson has sold his thirty
aero tract on tho Airnto road, to A.
C. Hamilton. Tho consideration be
ing thirty-five hundred.
It nil depends on tho result of the
city election in April.
Wilbur Glenn Volivn, overseer,
' successor to tho late John Alexander
Dowie. is confident thnt it will he
successful nnd that he will regain
tho powers taken away from him
by the Independents.
He says he will appoint a vigilnnco
comtnitteo to horsowhip on sight any
Users of tobneco, nnd will driso tho
churches from fho city.
BANK GROWS 143
PER CEHTIH YEAR
Bank of Jacksonville Has Made Great
Strides in Year and Testifies to
Great Growth in City Much Im
provement Evident.
AMERICA FARMERS HOPE
(Continued from Fa no 1.)
great section of tho country. On his
present trip he pays special attention
to tho solution of tho problem of
keeping American farmers on this
side of tho Canadian border.
"I havo unlimited faith In tho great
American Northwest, " said Mr. My
riek, in tho course of a recent inter
view, "and I back up my faith, not
only with my works, but with the
money of my friends and myself. I
believe that if every individual, each
association, commercial club, agri
cultural organization and other asso
ciation throughout tho Northwest,
would join In a grand forward move
ment for developing the resources of
this section, and for advertising Its
advantages to tho world, tho results
would bo amazing. Tho hour has
como for tho Northwest to realize the
community of Interests which binds
together the states from tho lakes to
the coast, Including tho empire states
of Minnesota, tho Dakotas, Wyoming,
Montana, Idaho, Oregon and "Wash
ington. With united offort this ro
glon will show, during tho next few
years, a phenomenal growth in pop
ulation and earning power, In woalth
and In all tho things which mako llfo
worth living. To promote such co
operation among nil Northwestern
people, I tondcr tho resources of tho
publishing Intorests I havo tho honor
to represent and of all tholr periodi
cals with moro than 10,000,000 readers."
ALL MY PIMPLES GONE
Girl Tells How a Blotchy Skin Was
Cleansed by a Simple
Wash.
''I was nshamed of my face,"
writes Mibs Minnie Piekard of Al
tatnahaw, X. C. "It was all full of
pimples and scars, but after ufeiug D.
1). D. Proscription I can say that now
thero is no sign of that Eczema, nnd
that was threo years ago."
D. D. D. has become no famous ns
n euro and instant relief in Eczema
and all other serious fcktii diseases,
that iU value is sometimes overlook
ed in clearing up rw.li, pimples,
hlnckhondb, and nil other minor
fo.ins of fakin iinpuritios.
The fact is, that while D. D. D.
is so punetmtinj: (hut it strikes to
tho very root of Eozemn or any other
sorious trouble, the soothing Oil of
Wintergroon, Thymol nnd other in
gredients arc Sio carefully compound
ed thero is no waili for tho Fkin
made that can compare with this
great household rumody for every
kind ofrkin trouble.
D. D. 1). is pleasant to use, perfect
ly hannloss to tho most dolionte skin,
and absolutely reliable. A 23 cent
bottlo will pivo you positive proof of
tho uondorful offculivoiioss of this
groat remedy.
Medford Pharmacy, near postof
fieo. Haskins for health.
Nothing moro eloquent of the
growth of Jacksonville is obtainable
than the fact that the Bank of Jack
sonville In six days less than one year
has made a growth of 143 per cent.
This growth Is shown by recent state
ments of the bank.
When Benjamin M. Collins, for
mer city recorder of Medford, wont
to Jacksonville and assumed tho du
ties of cashier, tho deposits In tho
bank amounted to $23,893.10. Ono
year lator, lacking six days, tho de
posits nmounted to $G8,2G6.38, or an
iucrcaso of a little moro than 143 per
cent.
Much of the growth is attributed
to tho ability of Mr. Collins, who
acquires friends easily, and, what is
more, holds them.
Tho stockholders of tho bank are:
J. W. Bybco, A. W. Sturgls, Charles
Dunford, W. P. Bailey, Benjamin M.
Collins, John G. Dunnlngton, C. M.
Ruch, John W. Pemoll, Ralph G.
Jennings, Harry Luy, Chris Keegan,
W. II. Bowen, A. S. Klolnhammer,
William II. Johnson, Fred Offon
bacher and Norman Offenbachor.
Tho directors are: J. W. Bybeo,
John W. Pemoll, John G. Dunnlng
ton, C. M. Ruch, W. H. Bowen and
Bonjamln M. Collins.
Tho offlcors are: J. W. Bybeo,
president; John W. Pcrnoll, vlco
prcsidont; Benjamin M. Collins, cash
ier; W. II. Bowen, assistant cashier,
and William II. Johnson, secretary.
Tho bank Blnco Mr. Collins took
hold has opened a savings depart
ment and pays Interest on tlmo do
posits and havo equipped themselves
with foreign exchango accommoda
tions. Jacksonville is making great strides
In civic Improvements. They aro in
stalling a water system at a cost of
150,000, and aro contemplating tho
Installation of a sewer system.
FIGHf ON OVER
' ELKINS ESTATE
Dissension Prevails Over Distribution
of Senator's Millions Late Mill
ionaire Was Married Twice and
Children are Dissatisfied With Will.
ELKINS, W. Vn., Feb. 2. Dissen
sion prevails in tho EJlkins family to
day as a result of tho disposition
Stephen B. Elklns, lato senator from
West Virginia, mado of his millions.
Elklns was twico married, and his
widow, Mrs. Hnlllo D. Elklns, is dis
satisfied with tho provision ho mado
for her children. Elkins provided
that his seven children, including
Mrs. Oliphnnt and Mrs. Welderseim,
children of his first wife, should
share equally. If Mrs. Elklns claims
one-third of tho cstato, which tho
state law allows, she will havo from
tlvo to eight millions in her own
right to divide among hor flvo chil
dren.
MADE IN MEDFORD
IS SLOGAN
(Continued from page 1.)
firms do not build houses in Med
ford, buy no giocoriea or meut or
supplies in Medford, purchuso no
clothing or dry goods or hardware
in Medford, but those employed in
Medford spend all they cam hero
and the moro printers and pressmen
employed in Medford, tho bettor for
tho merchants, husinctiK men and
proporty owners of Medford, the bet
tor for tho city itself and everyone
in it.
If you aro a loyal Modfordite, you
will see to it that you buy all the
supplies hat you can in Medford
and you will buy everything with a
"mado in Medford" label on it that
you can especially when it co..ts
you no more than it would to buy
out of town.
NOTICE
To contractors and buildors of
Medford, that on and aftor April 1
tho minimum scalo of wages for car
penters shall bo ft per day, eight
hours at work.
W. SHIRLEY,
C. DALEY,
273 Trustees Local 1810.
Daughter Enjoined Father
DALLAS, Texas., Feb. 3. Miss
Winnie Hunter, 18, daughter of A. J.
Hunter of Dallas today rejoined a
traveling theatrical compnny after
securing an injunction restraining
her futhor from interfering with her
stage career. She nllegcs he had
her detained in Denver. She ennio
to Dallas and brought court notion
to prevent further interference.
Left a Gallon of Gold.
LURAY, Vu., Feb. .'!. As a re
ward for faithful sorvice, James P.
Snyder, who died hero yesterday, left
to his housekeepor, Mrs. J. A. South
ard, a gallon glass jnr, filled with
California gold, which ho had kept
sinco 3849. Snyder made a fortune
in tho California gold fields.
Horsewhips for Smokers
CHICAGO. Feb. 3. Horsewhip
ping in public promises to become
the method of punishing tobacco
chewers and smokers in Zion Cit
BOXING EXHIBITION
MEDFORD THEATRE
TUESDAY CTRDITABV 7
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--MAIN EVENT-
Roisids - 10 - Rounds
Fighting Dick Wheeler
of Chicago, Battling Nelson's Sparring Partner.
vs.
Frankie Edwards
of San Francisco.
2 GOOD PRELIMINARIES 2
General Admission $1.00, Reserved Seats $1.60, Ring
side Seats $2.00.
Seats on sale Friday morning at Haskin's Drug Store.
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PLUMBING
S1EAM AND HOI WA I ER HEATING
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2 All Work Guaranteed
COFFEEN (SL PRICE
fc 11 North D St.. Medford Ore. Phone 303
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Prices Reasonable
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J. E. ENYAKT, Prcsidont J. A. PEIIRY, Vico-Presldont
P. E. MERRICK, Vtce-Pres!d?ut JOHN S. ORTII, Cnshlor
W. B. JACKSON, Ass't Cashlor.
The Medford National Bank
Capital, $100,000.00
Surplus, $20,000.00
SAFE DEPOSIT ItOXES FOK RENT. A GEN'ERAIj HANKING
HUSIXKSS TRANSACTED. We SOLICIT YOUH PATRONAGE.
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GET THE HA1BIT
Of calling us If you havo any electric work of nny kind. Wo can
fix you up In tho best posslblo stylo.
It is a Good HaDIt and Will Cost You Nothing
Electric Construction Co.
srSrr-r'rrs
E. M. F.
Studebaker Garage Co. ssse
Formerly Siskiyou Auto Co.
This Oarage and Machine Sl.uii I now In charge of a prnrMcal
auto repair man. All kinds of autos and gas engines well and
2 quickly repaired. Overhauling a specialty. Cars stored and cared
2 for by tho mouth. Oil and gasolino for salo.
125134 S. Riverside Ave. Phone 4131
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Tho finest
Sample Rooms
in the city.
Single rooms or en suite
also rooms with bath
Hotel Moore
Tolopuono In Every Room
RAU-MOHR COMPANY
Proprietors.
EUROPEAN PLAN
Perfectly
Lighted Wo aro now wiring tho Medford
Furnlturo & Hardware Co.'s build
ing, tho largest In southern Oregon.
When wo finish It will bo perfectly
lighted nnd everything about the
wiring will bo perfectly safo.
Sco ub about your wiring and feel
safo for all tlmo.
Southern Oregon Electric Co.
IMionu, Night V.iUi, Day JJIOl. 37 South Central Avenue
The
Cumberland
FURNISHED
ROOMS
Suites with Private Bath
Rooms Include Sleeping
Porches
Breakfasts Served if Desired
Reception Room for Guests
706 S. Oakdale Ave.
Medford, Ore.
IMIONK MAIN 0501
220 WKST .MAIN STKEET
GHIROPIACTIC
NO 11IIUGS NO KNIVES
Tho now euro cures 90 per cent of human ailments. Sick hoad
aches, neuralgia, paralysis, stomach troublo, constipation, catarrh.
Ilavo you any of theso? If so, como and seo mo. I will euro you.
Dr. E. E. Koch
0..'I07 fliirnett Corey Huildiug.
Heuih: 9-115, 1-G, 7-8. Appointments on Sunday.
Phono (1701.
CHILDREN THRIVE
WONDERFULY
on our bread and rolls. It is simp'y
astonishing tho amount of nutriment
they derive from them. They liko it,
too. Even ' tnko our broad in pref
erence to ordinary cake. It must be
pretty good to attain thnt rosult
TODD & CO.,
South Contrr Ave.
Medford Bakery & Ldlcntesscn.
Try Fi-i!fi Dread.
-WOMEN-
Did It over occur to you that It Is ns Important to NUItSB YOUR
PLANTS as it is your children? KVEUQKKHN VlTALIZEIt nour
ishes and 'puts now llfo Into tho weakest
PLANTS OR BUSHES
Cannot bo equaled for flower pots window boxes, forns,
palmB, etc. EVERGREEN V1TAM.ER kills nil lnsocts.
Send today for froo sauiplo. Encloso 10c for mailing.
Great Western Agency Co.
ariirj GREENWOOD TERRACE CHICAGO, I Ma
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN A GOOD
INVESTMENT?
Ono hundred acres Rutte Creok '
bottom, undor irrigation, porpetual
water right. Al for app'.eo or pears; j
can mako big money raising onions,
colory, tomatoes and all kinds of veg-1
etables; big money In subdivision;
Joins a new townslto and tho rail
road; all undor now wlro fence; can
be bought for one-half tho price of
adjoining land. Duy from owner
and savo tho commission. Address
Offutt Rornes
Auto Co.
Automobiles
GENERAL OVERHAULING &
MACHINE REPAIRING.
First-Class
Workmanship Guaranteed.
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PHONE MAIN 6231. ,
Corner Central Ave, and 8th St
Medford, Or.
Medford Iron Works
E. G. Trowbridge, Prop.
FOUNDRY AND MACHINIST
All kinds of Engines, Spraying Outfits, Pumps,
Boilers and Machinery. Agents in So. Oregon for
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO.
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Campbell & Baumbach
MORTGAGE LOANS, COUNTY WARRANTS,
CITY AND SCHOOL BONDS
Money on hand at all times to loan on improved ranches
and fruit land.
PH0NE323I. 320 GARNETT-COREY BLDG.
M,S.
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Gem Waffle Kitchen
323 E. Main St. Medford.
We are now open for business. Ilot waf
fles, hot cakes and short orders. Quick ser
vice cooking done in window on gas. Come
and see us.
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Nothing Just as Good as the REXALL Remedies J
EAGLE PHARMACY,
101) East Main St.
Phones: Home 03; Pac. 232
WEST SIDE PHARMACY i
200 West Main Street
Phenes: Home -13; Pac. 1041
Eagle Drug Co., Inc.
Tlios. Bartholomew, Ph. C, General Mgr.
Tho Roxull StoroH Medford, Ore.
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H. B. PATTERSON
The QUAKER NURSERYMAN
Everything in the Nursery Line
See the nice English Hollies. All kinds
of shade trees, shrubbery, roses (only
tho most perfect plants), and full lino
of pear, peach, apple, apricot, prunes,
etc., etc.
Office 116 Main Street
Office Phone 2381 Res. Phone 2493
Box 36, Medford, Or.
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