IMEDFOKD atAH TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1911.
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realiy DEALERS
FORM'EXCHANBE'
In Order to Wipe Out "Pirates,"
Local Real Estate Merchants Or
ganizeGives Protection to Buyer
and Seller.
As the result ot a mooting held nt
tho Commercial club rooms last night
the local men will In future act In
concert In many sales, and all new
business coming to each office from
today on .will be listed on a nowly
formed realty exchange.
The meeting was called by the real
estate men for the purpose of elim
inating the "pirate" element, both
among the sellers and tho agents,
and to formulate a system whereby
buyer, seller and agent would be glv
en the protection of an association.
Secretary Charles A. Malboeuf of
tho Commercial club was elected
temporary presiding officer.
The officers of tho exchange will
bo W. T. York, permanent chair
man, and Ira J. Dodge, secretary.
WOMAN SAYS DOCTOR
BEAT AND ROBBED HER
v SAN FKANC1SCO, Cnl., Feb. 0.-
Chnrging that he robbed and beat Mrs?
H. B. Davis one of Ins patients, tal:
ing jewelry valued at $2000, the po
lice today hold a Dr. Wesley Carpen
ter, a prneticing physician, they sa,
he confessed the theft of one din.
inoiul, but denies the woman's accusa
tions of attack.
According to Mrs. Davis' story, Dr.
Carpenter stole her first trinket lasl
Juno when n diamond ling disap
peared from a drawer in her home It
Berkeley. On December 10, she say
Carpenter attacked her and aftei
beating her, took from her bosom .
bag containing more than $2,000 iv
gems. No complaint was made, and
the police say Carpenter's nttompt
to dispose of the jewels led to hit
arrest. DEATH OF SISTER
CALLS BUFFALO BILL
PASADKNA, Cnl., Feb. J). Aftei
attending the funeral tomorrow of hit
sister, Mrs. Helen Cody Wctmoro
Colonel William F. Cody, (Buffalc
Bill) will start at once for bis mines
nenr Tucson. Arizona. Shortly be
fore her death Inst night Mrs. Wei
more regained consciousness and rec
ognized her brother.
Because of tho death of bis sister
Colonel Cody will not attend the fun
oral of his plainsman friend, Join
IT. Norton, in Los Angeles this after
noon.
GHOULS LOOT COSILY
MAUSOLEUM OF BODY
KIUE, Pa., Fob. 0. Ononis who
looted tho costly mausoleum of thr
Scott and Strong families here and
nro'bolloved to bo holding for ran
som tho body of Mrs, MrCullom, mem
ber of n prominent Philadelphia fam
ily, were sought hero today by the
entire jiollco force of this city and
a horde of private detectives.
Whether money has been demand
cd of the relatives of Mrs. McCulloir
had not been ascertained this morn
Ing. She was a sister-in-law of for
mer Congressman William L, Scott
who amassed a fortune In coal and
railroads and died In 1891. He, too
was buried In tho vault.
Examination of tho mausoleum
after tho abstraction of tho body xvat
discovered showed that tho vandal
Ism of tho despollors was unrestrain
ed. CHAMP CLARK BETTER
REPORTS SAY T0DA
WASHINGTON', J). C, Feb. IV
Chump Clark, democratic bouse lcatlei
was slightlv naproxen" today from tlu
attack of ilicumatisin that yostordax
drove him to bis bed. Clark is the
third member of the xvnys and means
committee to bo forced by illness to
absent liim-elf from the hearings on
tho Canadian reciprocity agreement.
McCURDY TAKES HIS
WINGS TO KEY WEST
HAVANA. Feb. 0. - Axiator James
MeCurdv todav shipped his aeroplane
to Koy We-t, Florida, in preparation
for another attempted flight to Hax
nnn. MeCurdv announced that In
hoped to make the attempt within
ten dnys.
LATEST "HOPE" OF
WHITES IS A BLONDE
CINCINNATI. O.. Feb 9 Con Hi
ley, who made a noar-champlon of
Kid McCoy several years go. toda
slgnod n contract to train fail Mor
ris of Oklahoma, the blonde hope '
Our Correspondents
EDEN PRECINCT ITEMS.
Mr. and Mrs. James Pellett of
Talent wero Medford visitors Tues
day. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Uader xvcre In
Talent Mondny afternoon.
Henry Shafer ot Phoenix was at
Ashland on Monday.
Dr. Malmgren of Phoenix has quito
a number of patients now In Talent
and on Wagner creek.
Mrs. George McClaln of North Tnl
ont has been spending a few days In
.Gold Hill visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Houston of
West Phoenix have both been sick
with tho grip.
John Grnffls of North Phoenix vis
ited C. Carey Saturday buying seed
potatoes. j
W. E. Anderson of North Phoenix
'district xvbb in Phoenix Saturday.
John Gore, one of our most suc
cessful orchard men, was In Talent
Friday on business.
Mrs. Lorn Hughes of Fern Valley
spent n few days last xveck with her
father and brother at their homo In
North Talent.
Mrs. Rose and her daughter, Mrs.
A. S. Furry, wore pleasant callers at
tho home of Mrs. C. Carey Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. J. E. Roberts accompanied
her brother and his xvlfo to Ashland
Thursday, remaining until Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Henry Shaffer of Phoenix, nc--ompanled
Mrs. C. 13. Houston to
shland Sunday. Mrs. Houston wont
'o see her husband, xvho underwent
an operation at tho Southern Oregon
'lospltal.
COUNCIL VOTES
TO ISSUE
At Meeting Yesterday Afternoon
Body Confirmed Appointment By
Mayor of J. F. Hittson as Chief cf
Police.
In order to allow the payment for
the trunk sewer now in use, xvhieh is
lnily accumulating, tho city council
it a meeting held yesterday afternoon
oted to issue bonds to the value of
f30,0u0. A portion of tho money xvill
be used in lowering the present Main
itrcet sewer and for providing- cast
iron pipes to replace the present
wooden ones.
Ordinances calling for the enrry
ng out of the projects xvill be pre
wired and as soon as they arc com
oleted n special meeting of the eoun
il xvill be called to effect their pas
sage. Tho council passed a resolution
ailing for the laying of a five foot
cment side xvnlk on King street from
'Eleventh street to Dakota avenue.
On a motion by Councilman Millar,
ho council voted to pnvo Jackson
treet, instead of Central avenue, first
t'ho paving there will be thirty-six
Vet wide.
A plat of Fabricks addition to the
it.v was accepted and the only other
uisiucs transacted xvas tho confinn
ng by the council of the appointment
v Mayor Canon of ,J. F. IHttsou as
hief of police.
Bishop Dead.
IMIILADKUMIIA, 1'n., Feb. !).
'lishop Osiu Whitaker of the I'rotes
a nt Episcopal diocese of l'hilade.
uliin here at noon.
HAD DREAMS
Yiglitmai-c, Restlessness ami Night-
sweats all Caused by Indigestion
Half of tho nervousness In the
vorld, all of tho disturbing dreams
ind nightmares can bo ended in n
'oxv xveeks by a slmplo, inexpensive
roatinont guaranteed by Chasles
Strang.
Upset stomach is tho causo of norx
jusness and bad dreams. Your food is
ylng in your stomnch undigested
ind foriuonting; it is forming pos
itions gasos which Irritates tho plieu
nogastrlc nervo that loadB direct
'rom tho brain, and ends In a net
work of tiny branches running
hrough the stomach.
It is also tho irritation of this
?roat phoumogastrlc norvo that
ausos hoadachos. Many tlmos peoplo
have sovero hoadachos and know they
iro causod by the stomach, but do
not know how.
If you aro nervous, havo droams
r nightmare, and do not sloop sound
t night, got a 50 cont box of MI-OVA
stomach tablets and tako one or
two aftor or with meals. MI-O-NA
stomach tablets rollovo distressed
Uomach in 5 minutos. Sold by Chas.
atrsng. and druggists ovorywhero,
vho guaranteo MIO-NA to euro Indl
(ostlon or money back. ,'
Ilasklus for Health.
BONDS
CENTRAL POINT ITEMS.
Mrs. Deal of Ashland xvas here
Tuesday to attend the campflro giv
en In honor of the comrndes of tho
O. A. It. by tho ladles of tho W. H.
C. at the opera house.
J. II. Gay and wife wero visiting
relatives and friends in Ashland
Wednesday.
Deputy Gamo Warden C. II. Gay
xvas ,in toxvn Wednesday on official
business.
Mrs. William Hoagland departed
for Pasadena to spend tho remainder
of tho winter Wednesday.
Mrs. Lee T. Ingrain loft for Chlco,
Cal., Wednesday morning to remain
some time visiting relntlves.
Jim Peart and family came up from
Phoenix and spent Tuesday night
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F.
Peart.
Henry Farnuni, Gcorgo Farnum
and Holdcn spent Wednesday morn
ing In Medford.
Mr. Pnxton has returned from n
trip to Uutto, Mont.
Tho campflro entertainment given
in honor of tho old comrades of tho
G. A. It. by tho ladies of tho W. It. C.
at tho opera house Tuesday evening
xvas a decided success. .Tho program,
consisting of home talent, xvas xvcll
rendered.
Charles Emery of Albany, a for
mer resident of Central Point, Is hero
visiting old friends and attending to
business.
NOTICE.
A music studio xvill bo opened by
Mrs. Constance Uraasch at Fourth
and Pine Saturday, February 11. 27G
PLAN TO BLOCK
PAVING GRAFT
Measure Introduced in Legislature
Prcventinrj Granting of Long Time
Contracts Is Aimed at Mayor
Sumon in Portland.
STATEHOUSE, Salem, Or., Feb. 9
A body bloxv has been delivered n1
tho paving concerns of Portland xvha
hax'o been loading up xvlth street con
tracts xvhlch they xvill not bo able to
complete within a year or txvo. A bill
to stop this practlco has boon intro
duced by Senator Albee, xvho xvas
formerly In tho council nnd xvho
knows about streot contract busluess.
In a nutshell tho hill cancels a
contract which Is not fulfilled In six
months.
For soiiio timo pnst tho pnvlng con
cerns of Portland havo been rushing
contracts through the council until
thoy havo more work than they can
tako caio of for a year or nioro. It Is
said that tho paving companies aro
tying up this work, fearing that Si
mon xvill not bo lo-olected mayor,
and thoy aro stocking up xvlth all tho
contracts they can In anticipation of
this event.
TRYING TO MATCH
PACKYAND ANT0NE
SAN FRANCISrO, Feb. 0.- Mntch
ninkor Sain Fltzpatrlck of the Metro
politan club Is trying to arrange a
2 0-round battjc between Packy Mr
Fnrland of Cbirngo and Antone La
grave of San Francisco.
Agency Grand Union
Tea Go.
110 Tripp St. Plione 901
Teas, Coffees, Baking Pow
der, Spices, Soaps, Starch,
etc. Orders taken.
Prompt Delivery
Two Gilt Edged
Investments
Ton teres river bottom soil,
planted to throo-xoar-old trees,
IJartlotts and Comlco, Just out
sldo limits, Grants Pass;
$1000, half cat.li.
Forty acrod, thirty acres
plantod to txvo-yoar-old Spitz
and Noxx towns; small Improve
ments; 5 1-2 mllos from Grants
Pass; prico $7000; prompt ac
tion necessary.
H. H. BASLER
iil.l I.u No. (III. St.
Plione I.VJ (irants Pa., Or.
fiREJoysTo
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Request of tho Fire Department for
New Automobile Truck and Auto
Hook and Ladder is Granted No
Alarm System Yet.
At a bniKiuct given In tlio city hall
last night by the nieiubors of tho
Medford flro department, Mayor W.
II. Canon, xvho xvas accompanied by
Councilincu Elfert, Emorlck and
Merrick, announced that tho city xvill
grant tho requests for noxv appara
tus made by the fire boys in a com
munication to the council rend at the
meeting of that body last Tuesday
night.
Tho granting of tho request xvill
require the floating of bonds to the
valuo of $3000 by the city. Among
tho apparatus to ho purchased is a
noxv nutoinobllo hook and ladder
truck nnd a combination hoso xvagon
and chemical engine.
Tho purchnso and installation of
a compressed air flro alarm xvhistle
was also promised.
It xx'ns decided to postpono tho In
stallation of a box flro alarm sys
tem Indefinitely, as many other lnrg
or cities than Medford aro still got
tlng satisfactory alarm service by the
telephone method.
APOLOGIZES FOR DYING
WITHOUT A FORTUNE
NEW YORK, Feb. I). Apology be
causo ho died comparatively poor is
the novel feature of the xvill of Unto
Nupthali, whose estate is being set
tled here today before the probate
court. Nupthali gavo to his wife tli"
$1)1)0 in personal property ho pos
sessed. His xvill read:
"I beg to be forgiven for not having
better provided for my xvifo and our
beloved daughters. Certain faults of
my character have prevented my ac
cumulating sufficient wealth to allow
me to depart this life in peace of
kind."
Carpenter Notice.
All members of Locnl 1810 aro re
quested to be present Thursday even
ing. Special business of important
xvill come up, by order of president
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Now
At Home
In Our
New
Store
When you aro down town to
morrow or any tlmo UiIb xvook bo
Btiro nnd call nt the now atoro on
South Central avenuo. You xvill
bo surprised at tho appearance of
this now location and pleased with
tho xvay tho gooda aro displayed.
You xvill Imagine that you ato In
one of tho big city markets.
ni:v GOODS
Our stocks nre virtually noxv In
ovory roHpect. Wo 'purpoHoly run
all stocku low In ordor not to havo
much to inovo. In coimciiuonco wo
havo oponod xvlth most ovorythlng
frosh from tho crntos.
Our troatniont of our customers
in tho jinst (issuroH their continued
patronage and xvo xvIbIi to assuio
any xvho may contomplato start
ing to trade with this storo thut
xvo will always gunrantoo that you
got goods xecoud to none In the
market that all goods aro frosh
and that tho prices aro a little
lowor hau you oxpoct to pay on
most everything you buy. Como
to the new storo and glvo us a
trial. ,.
Allen
Grocery
Co.
H. (KNTUAIi AVK.
PIIONi: .MAIN 27il
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For Sale
15 acres, 3 miles from Tnlont,
fenced, timber, nlfalfa and fruit laud,
good house, puro xvnter, VI mllo from
school, 300 young pear trees, lovely
place; $2000, ono-hnlf doxvn.
This 15 acres Is one of tho lovo
Hest smnll ranches In southern Ore
gon. Sheltered by tho hills from
tho cold xvlnds of winter, deep, for
tlle soil, an Ideal ulaco for health.
$I1 Acre.
Also 34 acres, 1 mllo from Talent,
12 acres of fruit, family orchard In
bearing; apples, Noxvtoxvns, 12 ncrcs,
peach filled; 7 acres timber, Irrigated,
dxvolllng house shaded by largo laurel
trees, plenty of xvnter; fertile soil;
garden spot; pumping plant; terms,
$13,000, $7000 cnoh, tho balanco In
payments ot $1000 yearly at G por
cent.
JjWHrt Acre.
Also 20 ncrcs alfalfa and fruit
land, xvlth Umber, 1 mllo from Tal
ent; $6500 cash doxvn; just think
xvbat a snap, a little over $300 an
acre. Whero can you find nenr tho
depot and railroad a cheaper placo?
'A'Xr Aero.
Toxvn lots In tho nowly Incorporat
ed town of Talent, Or., on tho In
stallment plan.
From $fr0 to $."00 a Lot.
Also 17 acres, 14 acres commer
cial fruit boarlng orchard, 2 miles
from Talent; $10,000, ono-halt on
tlmo.
i?rH Acre.
Also SO ncres flno timber, $2000,
one-halt down.
$25 Acre.
A fine fertile Fruit Farm, all un
der eultlx'atlon; fenced; noxv flvo-
rooni house, bath room, otc; out
buildings, barn, etc.; levol; ono nnd
ono-hnlf iiiIIcb from Talent, Oregon;
good well of xvator; young orchard
of apples, mostly NowtowiiB and
Spitz; txvolvo and one-half acro3 In
pears; txvo acres In ponchos, otc.
Trees young, from 1 to 3 years. Prlco
$N,7r), one-half cash, balanco to suit
purchaser.
30 acres $2I!J acre.
Forty acres; about 3 miles from
Talent nnd Phoonlx, Ore; fruit lnnd;
2 good springs, G-room houso, out-,
ulldlngs, smnll fruit, 5 ncres clcaredt j
a good poultry ranch, over $1000 of,
standing tlmbor; $1200 down, bnl-t
anco on tlmo to suit tho buyer; only!
$50 an acre. Look all over tho coun-
try nnd sco If you can find a placo.
so cheap.
Also 29 acres, orchard and nlfalfa'
land; 2 1-1 miles south of Tnlent,
Or.; 1300 young fruit trees, apples,
peaches and pears; ono aero In bear
ing; house, barn and outbuildings;
all fenced, most of It being Page
wlro fenco, 19-strnnd, rabbit tight;
sub-irrigated and tiled; $225 acre;
over half down, tho rest on tlmo at
7 por cont.
vA'lso lands, alfalfa and fruit, from
20 to 800 acres. Write, enclosing
stamps, or como and sco mo.
L. N. Judd
Talent, Oregon
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Real
Used Autos
We have homo real bargains in second hand automobiles.
One UHO model 17, -10 II. 1'. JSuick; top wind shield, presto tank $14 7C
and all ex- equipment; Al condition. Price ylT.10
One 1910, IK) J I. P. .Maxwell car; wind shield, speedometer, presto light tank
and extra equipment. This car has only run 21200 miles; costt the owner
$2000. This is a bargain. Will sacrifice tlftAA
ft
for
One 1010, 30 II. P. White Gas car; only run about
shield, piv.sto tank, fully equipped. Will sell
lor
One 1008, 30 II. P. I ambler; all new tires, .'KJx-1; a
bargain
Ono 10 II. J'., 1-cylinder Cadillac in fine condition.
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One 1010 10. ,M. F. .'50 II.
battery and box. tire
ligh
light tank
One model 10, IS II. P.
These cars can be seen and demonstrated at the
Bear Creek Garage
104 S. Bartlett Street
Main 2551. Home 255.
t4t4f41ttt0ttr
E. M. F.
Studebaker Garage Co.
Formerly Siskiyou Auto Co,
This Gnrngo and Machine Shop Is now In chargo or a practical
nuto repair man. All kinds of autos and gas engines woll and
quickly repaired. Overhauling a specialty. Cars stored and cared
for by tho month. Oil and gnsollno for salo.
128-134 S. Riverside Ave. Phone 4131 !
Cho finest
Sample Rooms
in the citv.
Hotel Moore
Telcpliono In Every Itooin
RAU-MOHR COMPANY
Proprietors.
EUROPEAN PLAN
Special C ookies
On Friday, February 10, thcro xvill bo a special salo of all kinds
or cookies nt 2 dozen for 15c nt tho Medford Uakcry and tho follow
ing steres:
Warner, Wortmnn & Goro Fonts Co.
West 11th Street Grocery JackBon Street Grocery
Poardmnn's Uoardman's
Oakdale Grocery Park VIoxv Grocery
Stono's Confectionery
mntoh for only $15,000. ThU Is tho best thing xvo havo had to of
fer for tho money this Benson. Cash $5000; balanco to suit at G
per cont. Tho family physician has Issuod his command to the
owner to make a quick change
Rogue River Land Company
No. 11 NOItTII CENTRAL AVENUfc.
Bargains
IN
P., two tops, speedometer, clock, glass front, storage
iron, shock absorbent, trunk rack, presto (J?QM1
ipUVV
Buiek only
MEDFORD, ORE.
J. H. Corrigan,
Flanders
Single rooms or en suite
also rooms with bath
And the Doctor
Must Be Obeyed
35 acres best land In valley;
on mnln road; 5 miles from
Medford; 8-room mndorn
houso, largo barn; 17 acres In
alfalfa; 4 acres IJartlotts 4
years old; 11 acres Noxvtoxvns
4 ycnrB old; 2 acres truck land
xvlth gas onglno and Irrigating
woll; and tho xvholo shooting
- rrrrrr rtn-rr4
$1000
3000 miles; top wind
R1QftO
650
$325
$1000
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Mgr. and Sales Agent
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