MEDFORD SUIL TRIBUNE, MEOTOTtD, OKECIOST. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 19. 1911.
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Personal
A. E. Kennies spent Sutunlay in
Jacksonville in basinets.
J. T. Summerville will leave today
for a short business trip to Hoso
bnrg. Henry Valentine of Ashland spent
Saturday in Medford on business.
Don't buy an auto until you see the
l&ll Buicks.
First annual ball of W. O. W.
camp No. 90 will bo given at Natn
torlum on the evening of February
21. Tickets $1.00. 286
Deputy Fruit Inspector Clyde Dar
nutn and Vern Pendleton are at work
inspecting the Table Hock orchards.
K. O. Ulssell has completed his
seven-room bungalow ready for oc
cupancy in lllssell's addition, and is
now at work on a four-room cottage.
Br. J. L. Shearer, physician and
surgeon. Offlco over Strang's drug
store. tf.
Mr. and Mrs. I). A. nissell left for
an extended visit with their son's
family at San Diego, Cal.
The members of tliu Medford fire
department are planning to give a
danee on March 17.
G. V. and J. 13. Jones are In Eagle
Point painting the Stewart place.
Fresh oysters, clams and fish dally
at Manhattan Cafe.
.1. C. Pendleton was a recent Med-
ford visitor from Tablo Rock.
.1. II. Donne of Tnblu Hock was n
visitor in Medfonl Saturday on busi
ness. Col. F. II. Washburn of Table Hock
was in Mi'dford . Saturday on busi
ness. All local attacks on Socialism will
bo answered In a most scholarly man
ner by Howard II. Caldwell at Smith's
Hall, Friday at 8 p. m. Admission
free. 285
The ladles of the Christian church
will bo entertained on next Wednes
day afternoon from 2:30 to 4 at the
homo of Mrs. Quissenbury, corner of
King and Thirteenth streets. Spe
cial program; also Important busi
ness to be transacted. All of the la
dies of the church are requested to
bo present.
Fletcher Fish is recuperating from
n broken leg.
Rev. William Parsons will deliver
his famous Chautauqua lecture, "The
Making of the Constitution," at the
Medford opera house Tuesday, Feb
ruary 21. Do you want to know
what would happen should the Unit
ed States attempt to rovlso the Con
stitution? Uetter como nnd find
out.
Jess Fredenburg, of Butte Falls is
spending Sunday in Medford.
The car that stands the gaif The
Buick. .
Guy Bishop, of Phoenix, is in the
city.
Fred W. Cummlngs and Mose
Darkdull will drive ID 11 Cadillac
cars this season.
Watch for tho "Pierco," tho
smooth running motorcyclo. tf
Speedwell 50 H. P. Owners claim
more comfort, power and service and
less repair expense. E. 11. Waterman.
Phono Main 13-1. tf
Special dinner at reasonable rates.
Manhattan Cafo.
Tho Juvenile Dancing club will
hold another one of their popular
dances Monday night.
H. B. Patterson, 11C FJ. Main, has
eomo nice English Hollies and all
kinds of shado trees. Roses (all tho
best). Now Is a good time to plant.
Drop In and see me. -tf
The place to eat Manhattan Cafe,
North Front street.
Is your ioubo wired? One cigar
less a day would pay for a hundred
per cent Increaso In comfort. Start
living tho electric life. tf.
Try the new barber shop; every
thing clean and sanitary; opopslte
P. O.
B. N. Lewis of Grants Pass is
spending a few days with relatives
in this city
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
DAY PHONE 2271
Night 'Phenes:
F. W. Weeks, 2071
A. E. Orr, 3692.
LADY ASSISTANT
John A. Perl
Undertaker and Embalmer
Successor to the undertaking de
partment of Medford Furniture Co.
Office With
Medford Furniture Company
About March 1. Private Am
bulance Service. Sick and Injured
convoyed to any part of city or
country. 4S" '
Telephenes: Day 351.
Night: John A. Perl 4111. . O.
W. Conklln, 3601. J. H. Butler,
3571.
i ;
and Local
District Attorney 11. F. Mulkoj
spent ye&terdny in Woodille.
Don't bo in a rush to buy your new
auto see the 1911 Buick.
Radger Hitchcock was a Medford
visitor, Saturday.
The sensation of tho auto show at
Portland 1911 Buicks.
Justice Judy of Griffin Creek was
in Medford Saturday.
See R. A. Holmes, Tho Insurance
Man, Over Jackson County bank. 285
Porter J. Neff 1ms returned from
tlie east.
Call phono 2151, 1032 tor baggage
wagon. 45j"
Harry Lindley of Central Point
visited Medford Saturdav.
Ask Colonel Tou Velio about thoBe
1911 Buicks.
County Clerk William H. Coleman
spent Saturdny night in Medford.
Light, durable, strong, powerful,
economical tho Buick leads tho au
tomobllo world.
Deputy Sheriff Robert Dow came
over to Medford from Jacksonville
yesterday afternoon.
John H. Carkln, attorney at law,
over Jackson County bank.
Leon IJ. Haskins returned recently
from Portland.
B. T. Van DeCao the jewelry has
added some very pretty number in
spring jewelry. Prices always right.
Phipps building. tf.
The triumph of auto building the
1911 Buicks.
Get your wntch cleaned or re
paired by competent workmen. A. 1'.
Ellis has charge of B. D. Van Dc
Cars watch repairing department.
Phipps building. tf.
What car has delivered tho goods
In tho Roguo River valley? The
Buick That Is why there aro so
many In use.
Beauty Parlors in Trouble.
SEATTLE, Wash., Feb. 18. The
police today started a crusade aga
inst so-caiieu ucauty and massage
parlors that have flourished in the
downtown hotels and office buildings
since the lid went on tight. A num
ber of women hnve been arrested nnd
have forfeited bail.
IIKLIAIILH TKKATMKNT FOR
WHISKY OH IIEKIt IIAIIIT
Try It at Our KxpeiiHC.
Can You Ask More.
Can Ho Given Secretly.
We arc so confident that ORRINE
will destroy the torrlblo craving for
whisky, beer nnd all intoxicants, that
wo want you to try It at our expense.
Thousands of wives and mothers
'hrotiLhout thu land have, by tho aid
of ORRINE, restored drinking hus
bnndo and eoiu to lives of sobriety,
usefulness and happlnoss. Wo bollove
that ORRINE will provo successful
after all other means have failed, so
wo say to wives nnd mothers whose
'lomea aro blighted because of the
'curgo of Intemperanco" don't bo
como discouraged, even If you have
tried other remedies without benefit.
Try ORRINE you try It at our ex
peuso If it fails to produco results.
Wo know that ORRINE stands foro
most as a reliablo aid to help the
drunkard. Mecsrs. Sullivan & Slau
son, tho well known druggists of
Utica, N. Y., havo boon soiling Or
rlno for a number of years. Read
what they say: "During tho past five
or clx years wo'vo sold practically all
tho different cures for tho liquor
habit on tho market. Wo'vo never
yot found one that gavo tho entire
satisfaction which ORRINE has glv
on. We havo several cases that havo
como to our attention where excellent
results have been obtained by the
use of ORRINE. Wo are so convinc
ed of Its merits that wo unhesitat
ingly recommend and h'u&ranteo R
In all cases of tho "Liquor Habit."
ORRINE Is propared In two forms.
No 1, secret treatment, a powder,, ab
solute tasteless and odorless, given
secretly In food or drink. ORRINE
No. 2, in pill form, is for those who
desire to take voluntary treatment.
ORRINE costs only $1.00 a box.
Writo for Free Orrlno Booklet (mail
ed In plain sealed envelope) to OR
IUN CO., C32 Orrlno Building, Wash
ington, D. C. ORRINE Is recom
mended and is for salo in this city
by Leon n. Haskins.
HAIR GROWS THIN.
Use Parisian Sage In Time and Pre
vent Baldness.
If vour hair is growing thinner nnd
thinner and cuubiug you anxiety go to
Chn. Straus: today and get a lnre
bmtle of Puritan Sngo for only 0
i-cut. It i buch a delightful and
refreshiiis: ih ebbing that you will
like to ue it rosulnrly.
Puribiun Huge is guaranteed
,tup fnlliuK hair, and itching bcalp,
to eradicate dandruff nnd make the
hair lutrous and radiant, or mone
back.
Juno 17, 1010.
'I have usad Parisian Sage and
it nun ucoii very bouelieial to m
hair. btoltne it from falling out
I'urinir dandruff, and making it mud,
ihnUr :"! nicer"- Mihs Hclct, It
Slu-niiuii, -''1 Hughes St., Ik-rw..K.
Pa.
MANN
KNG
PEBflf TUFT
Starts Filibuster in House Against
Omnibus Clause Bill in Order to
Force Extra Session of Con
gress.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. IS.
With the reportdd Intention of forc
ing eomo of President Taft's pet
measures to an bxtra session of con
gress. Kepresentativo Mann today
continued his filibuster in the house
against the omnibus claiiBo bill.
When today's session got down to
business, Representative Sims of
Tennessee moved that tho claims bill
bo considered. Supporting Mann's
fight, Representative Fobs of Illinois
moved as a substitute that tho naval
appropriation bill bo taken up. Fosa
was defeated by 138 to 108.
Mann then took up his fight and
filibuster and the clerks were forced
to rend tho 13S pages of tho om
nibus bill. Whenever tho floor waB
cleared, Mann suggested the absence
of a quorum and the resultant roll
calls paralyzed tho business of tho
house.
That tho standpat crowd wero boI-
idly-behlnd Mann's filibuster became
evident this afternoon. Represen
tative Fassett, a consistent Cannon
lte, said:, "An extra session la inev
itable."
Representative Tawney concurred
in this opinion. "I predicted last De
cember," he said, "thut thoro would
'ie either an extra session or thnt
business would be transacted In an
Improper manner ns a result of tho
new Insurgent rules. Everything
points to n consummation of that
prophesy." '
Search for Bandit.
PORTTRVILLE, CuL, Feb. 18.
Posses today are scouring the lulls
around Portcrvillo for a bandit who
last night killed J. B. Lnmkin, a
merchant, in his storo here. The
murderer, who is believed to bo a
'Mexican, stabbed Lnmkin seven times
while being fitted for n pair of shoes.
Robbery is thought to havo been the
motive.
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FOR SALE .!).')() building lot on
South Orange street, between 10th
and Main. Inquire tit No. 4 South
Orange. 289
TO EXCHANGE Good well located
residence lot for driving team. Hum
ph rcyjjroonLdkjmiJdj)
FINEST residenco lots in the city ut
lowest prices on easiest terms, buy
from owner. Humphrey, room 3, Ad
kins block. 287
FOR SALE A splendid new 7 room
house, nil modern, cast front in the
best residence district, very close in
on cast side, small payment, bal
ance easy terms.
FOR SALE Good new 4 room
bungalow, very close in, easy terms,
see owner. Humphrey, room .'1, Ad
kins block. 287
SPLENDID JotH in Hill View, W00;
easy payments; seo owner. Hum
phrey. 287
SPLENDID LOTS, closo to new
school on west Jackson street, ."fllOO,
easy payment plan, price ndbances
April 1, 1011, great improvements
out our way, paving; new school;
sidewalks and etc., pavement costs
you nothing, see owner. Humphrey.
287
$10,000
INSIDE BUSINESS PROPER
TY. THE LAND ALONE IS
WORTH THE MONEY BUT
IT PAYS
10 per
cent
$500 Cash
SEE
Van Dyke's
Realty Co.
WING OF AEROPLANE
KILL A JACKRABBIT
SAN DIEGO. Cal.. Feb. IS. While
tuning up his machine this afternoon
Aviator Harkness caught the tip of
one wing In a clump of sagebrush.
Tho machine was slightly dnmaged,
A freak of the accident wns that tho
propellor blado struck a Jackrabblt
In the brush nnd cut its head off.
TO PLANT LOG OVER LAND
INTO ORCHARD
PORTLAND, Feb. IS. Reclama
tion of vast areas of the Pacific
northwest now covered with stumps
seems certain to result from tho
movement launched this week at the
Southwest Washington Development
association convention at Vancouver
when plans wore outlined for clear
ing the cut-over lands nnd turning
this Immense idle ncreago Into for
tilo farms.
N. B. Coffman, member of the ox-
ocutlve committee or tho association,!
and one of the most substantial citl-
zens of tho atato. was active In map -
plug out tho preliminary steps in this
development. Ho advocated tho pool-
of largo logged-off areas and tho or
ganization of a big company, with a
capital stock running Into tho mil
lions, to develop tho lands nnd place
them on tho market.
Mr. Coffman Is of tho opinion thnt
tho logged-over trncts should bo cut
Into small farms where lntenslvo
farming methods can bo applied and
tho best results secured. Tho lands
to bo utlllzod aro of tho most fertile
character, with great depth and
strength of soil.
It was proposed by tho Bpeaker
that payments on the small farms bo
mndo so easy for tho buyers that tho
burden .would not bo folt sorlously.
In this way it iB believed that tho
small farm on logged-off land can
bo mndo profitable and popular.
Mr. Coffman proposed thnt monoy
Draperies
Wo carry a very comploto
lino of draperies, lace curtains,
fixtures, etc., and do all classes
of upholstorlng. A special man
to look after this work exclu
sively and will giro ns good
service as is posslblo to got In
even tho largest cities,
Weeks & McGowan Co
FOK SALE
CITY PROPERTY
Ilomes any part of city
Lots wholesale and retail
MOOR-EHNI CO.
212 Fruitgrowers Bank Bldj
You Can Tell a Store
By the Lines It Sells
Knox TIats are sold by thousands of successful stores the world around ono storo to each city. These
stores are not Ihe result of promiscuous picking any more than Knox Hats are the product of haphaz
ard methods. We ait sole agents in Bedford.
Knox Soft Hats ....
Knox Stiff J'lats ..'.
REV. WILLIAM
' will lecture at the Mcrifoi-tl opera house Tuesday night, oh "The
Mak," ,,f ,ho f cmHtimili.ii," muler the auspices of l.c IW.ytvrlnii
MtM,'N p,,,,, ,,,m l r,, to l,w,r th,s ,W,,HV- ,,r' VttVHOnH s " ,v,"r' f,,",lI,,
Imutan.puv lecturer and this Is ono of the most Interesting lectures ever
Bvhtffru '""''''''
bo raised for the development of tho
rnw lauds by bonding, using a plan
similar to that followed n Irrigating
districts.
This is the most advanced stand
that has yet been taken on tho utiliza
tion of cut-over lands In the north
west, and plans just announced are
tho most convincing yet mndo. In
connection with tho charplt method of
ridding tho land of stumps, tho
Have You a Bank
The Jackson County Bank
W. I. VAWTER, Prosident
"You
can
a man by the
company
he keeps"
..$5.00 Knox Silk Hats
..$5.00 Knox Opera I Iats
uMaeporel& Corr-ocrt
MEDFORD
PARSONS, 1). I)
scheme promises to ho a great suc
cess, adding remnrknbly to the wealth
of the Pacific northwest stales.
If you are sure that your storo of
fers better values than any other in
your lino, bo equally sure that it Is
bolter advertised.
Haskins for Henlth.
II not, why not open one with the JACKSON COUNTY
BANK? The faet that we have been in business twenty-
two years and that we have grown steadily during all that
time and that we have at all times given our customers the
best of treatment and service is ihe reason that we have at
all times received the confidence and support of a large
portion of the good people of Medford and vicinity.
Capital and surplus 22 years ago, $25,000.00
Capital and surplus, 1911, $165,000.00.
Safe deposit boxes to rent.
G. It. LINDLEY, Vice President
tell'
$8.00 BEACON
$10.00 Made by
CJothiorst
T.,-,J 1 VL,
onxua coti
sQxszxnssrSjSSS Oregon
In holding a customer's trndo
isn't In pleasing him or her
the first time R'b giving uni
formly satisfactory work AL
WAYS. That's our "master Btroko"
In holding our dry cleaning pat
ronage tho work Isn't excel
lent one time nnd poor anoth
er IT'S ALWAYS" FIRST
CLASS. Wo don't charge exorbitant
rates and our work we know
NOT bo excelled.
Club rates for
per month.
mon, 2.00
Bettor got that spring hat
Wo aro propared to handlo all
shapes and shndes.
Phones Pacific 2441; Home 244. No.
fj North Fir St.
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