MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, JEEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY. E1CDRUARY 27. 1911.
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Personal
The monthly meeting the Gradu
ate Nurses' association of Jackson
county will meet on Tuesday evening,
February 28, with Mrs. J. II. Liggett
at 225 South Riverside avenue. All
graduates are cordially Invited to at
tend. Dr. J. E. Shearer, physician anC
surgeon. Offlco over Strang's drug
Btore. tf.
Miss June Earhart, a trained nurse,
left the city Sunday night for Chica
go, where she will complete her stud
ies. Fresh oysters, clams and fish daily
at Manhattan Cafe.
Senator H, von der Hellen of Wcl
len spent Monday in Medford.
Is your touso wired? Ono cigar
leBs a day would pay for a hundred
per cent Increaso In comfort. Stnrt
living tho electric life. tf.
Joe Hammorsley of Gold 11111 was
a Medford visitor Monday.
Who Is your tailor? "Joe" is my
tailor.
At tho Fish Market, fresh Colum
bia smelt, three pounds for 25c this
week. Fresh eggs, 25c per dozen.
Messier & Kenworth. 293
H. D. Pattorson, 116 E. Main, has
somo nice English Hollies and all
kinds of shade trees. Roses (all the
best). Now Is a good time to plant.
Drop in and seo me. tf
R. M. Priestly of Salt Lake return
ed to his home Saturday.
Watch for the "Plerco," tho
smooth running motorcycle. tf
Justlco of tho Peace Glenn O. Tay
lor is absent from tho city on a busi
ness trip.
John H. Carkln, attorney at law.
over Jackson County bank. (
C. D. Talbot of South Omaha Is
visiting friends in tho city.
Grants Pass ncreago for sale A
snap 32 1-2 acres, tho most beauti
ful subdivision acreage in tho city,
inys hih and Blghtly; good modern
house and ether improvements; on
main street; all cleared; closo in;
prlco flC.OOO; terms. Address P. O.
Box 5S0, Grants Pass, Oregon. Phone
239 R. 300
S. L. Pennlman of Los AngoleB Is
spending n week visiting friends in
tho valley.
Call phono 2151, 1032 for baggage
wagon. 451
Leroy M. Smith of Albany Is in
Medford visiting former schoolmates.
"William D. Guttman of Seattle is a
Medford visitor.
Try tho now barber Bhop; every
thing clean and sanitary; opopsito
P. O.
County Judge J. It. Neil is a Med
ford visitor from Jacksonville
Frank L. Smith, who has boon cm
ployed for some time on tho Lyman
Orton orchard near Eaglo Point, has
returned to Medford.
JOSEPHINE IRRIGATION
CONCERN HOLDS ELECTION
GRANTS PASS, Ore., Fob. 27.
The Josephine County Irrigation &
Power company has selected the fol
lowing directers: II. L. Oilkey, II. (
Kinney, J. 0. His, G. II. Garner, E.
K. Warn-hard, 0. S. Ulunchurd, Isaac
Most and J. K. Hair. The proposal of
the C'liicnfto-Ilogue Hivcr Company
to buy the Josephine Irrigation com
pany and its ditches and franchise
was not received favorably. The
tentative offer was .f 10.000.
GRANTS PASS RAILROAD
LETS BRIDGE CONTRACT
(I WANTS PASS Or.. Feb. J7. The
Grants Pas., ami Koguc Hivcr rail
road lias let the contract for cou
structinc the temporary structure on
wliich to build the permanent span
across Hogtie River to the Columbia
Dririge company, of Portland, work
to be commenced March lTi and com
pleted within -15 days.
Hnsklns for Health.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
DAY PnONE 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. 8Ick and injured
conveyed to any part of city or
country. ""
Telephenes: Day 351.
Night: John A. Porl 4111. C.
W. Conklln, 3C01. J. H. Butler,
3571.
and Local
BUTLAR TRIAL
MB Tl DOX
Non-Support Case Against Son of
Wealthy Portland Attorney to Be
Heard In Jacksonville Absence
From City of Judge Taylqp.
The trial of Ralph Butler, arrested
hy tho pollco of Portland last week
upon a warrant sworn to hy District
Attorney D. P. Mulkey hero charging
him with non-support of his wife, will
be held before Justlco of the Peaco
Henry G. Dox in Jacksonville Tues
day. The case is transferred to Jack
sonville from Justice Glenn O. Tay
lor'a court here, ho being at present
out of tho city.
According to tho information in tho
hands of the district attorney's office,
Butler, who is a son of a prominent
Portland attorney, nnd who is now a
student in a dontnl college In Port
land, mnrried the woman ho Is now
accused of refusing to support In Cal
ifornia. She is now employed, when
the condition of her health permits
her to work, In a store In Ashland.
Butler was arrested In Portland
and released on $250 ball. Ho came
to this city this morning In response
to a communication from Constable
Slngler to tho effect that tho trial was
abejut to be called. Judge E. E. Kol
ley Is his counsel.
JUNIOR GLASS TO
SHOW A" SCREAM"
The advance sale of seats for tho
"Magistrate" opens at Hasklns' drug
store on Wednesday morning. Tho
junior class of the high school, from
which the cast Is drawn, Is making
strenuous efforts to have a complete
success In every detail. Tho stage
settings will bo very elaborate and
the gowns worn by tho lady members
of the cast dreams of tho dressmak
er's art. Tho rehearsals are going
off In splendid Bhape. Anyone just
dropping Into the high school about
rehearsal time would think they wore
a company of professionals.
Many surprises nre to be sprung
on the audience, who cannot fall to
enjoy a good laugh.
Effects of One Bottle.
Cranvall. Tex. "After my last
spell of sickness," writes Mrs. Helle
Teal, of this city, "I remained very
ill, and stayed in bed for eight weeks.
I couldn't get up, all this time, and
though my doctor came to see me
every dny, he didn't do mo any good.
I had takou hut one bottle of Cardui,
when I was up, going everywhere,
and soon I was doing all my house
work." Cardui helps when other medi
cines have failed, because it con
tains ingredients not found in any
other medicine. Pure, safe, reliable,
gentle-acting Cardui is tho ideal
medicinal tonic for weak, sick wo
men. Try it.
xotich of pihst MKirnxo of
CltKIHTOItS.
In the district court of tho United
States for the district of Oregon. In
bankruptcy, in the matter of J. A.
Carlfiulst, a bankrupt.
To tho creditors of J. A. Carlqulst
of Ashland, In tho county of Jackson
and district aforesaid, a bankrupt:
Notice Is heroby given that on tho
21st day of Pobruary, 1911, tho said
J. A. Carlqulst was duly adjudicated
a bankrupt, and that the first meet
ing of his creditors will bo held at
tho offlco of tho roforeo in Medford,
Oregon, on tho 7th day of March,
1911, at 2 o'clock In tho afternoon
at which time tho said creditors may
attend, prove their rlalmB, appoint a
truateo, oxamlno the bankrupt, con
sider, order, ratify or confirm tho
sulo of tho proporty of tho bankrupt,
and transact such other business as
may properly como boforo said meet
ing. HOLBROOK WITHINGTON,
Roforeo in Bankruptcy)'.
Pobruary 25, 1911. 291
BALTIMORE ALARMED
AT DIPTHERIA EPIDEMIC
BALTIMORE, Md., Feb. 27-
Thoiigh the authorities are all at
tempting to keep the matter as quiet
as M)sil)!u it boenmu known today
that alarm is felt liorp today on ac
count of the rapid aprond of diptu
eria. Four new ceti have just develop
d at the John. Hupkin Hoapit.il
iiiukmur a total of 13. A number '
ihddren howinif wyuiptuiafc of dipth--n
i .ire in ouarantine.
Hawkins for Health.
WILL WRESTLE
AT
Carl Busch, Middle Weight Champion
to Meet Dyreborg, of Sacramento,
in Catch as Catch Can, Two Falls
Out of Three on Wednesday Night.
What Is promised will bo ono of the
finest wrestling exhibitions ever giv
en ueroro an nuuienco in tins city
will tnkc place in tho Natatorlum
next Wednesday night, when Carl
Otiach, who claims tho middleweight
championship of the United States,
will meet L. W. Dyreborg, wrestling
Instructor to tho Sacramento, Cal.,
Athletic club, In a catch-as-catch-can
match, two falls out of three. Tho
men will wrestlo for the gate re
ceipts, -tho winner to tako GO per cent.
Dyreborg, who is better known to
followers of tho "mat" gamo by the
name of "L. Walters," has wrestled
hero before, and although beaten b
Busch In a match at Roseburg hold
on February 1C, ho feels that under
ordinary conditions ho can glvo tho
Dutchmnn a better run for his mon
ey. In tno Roseburg go, uyrouorg,
who stayed with Busch for ono hour
and three minutes before tho latter
secured a fall, claims that he was not
In condition when ho went onto the
mat, being ill and tired from tho long
Journey by train from Sacramento
Busch, on tho other hand, clnlms
superiority over Dyreborg by vlrtuo
of experience and proficiency In tho
wrestling art. Born In Germany, he
spent his younger days touring tho
country with troupes of wrestlers
according to tho European custom.
While traveling thus, ho met Hack
enschmldt, tho Russian Lion, nnd nu
merous other wrestlers at tho Graeco
Roman style. Later, after ho came
to this country, ho lenrned tho catch-as-catch-can
stylo peculiar to this
country. He has been here flvo years,
and haB tried his skill against tho
best men here. He wrestled Frank
Gotch for tho championship of the
world in 1908 at Rochester, N. Y
and was thrown by tho champion in
15 minutes. At other times ho hns
mot Farmer Burns, who gnvo up after
an hour, Burns being at tho time an
old man and only giving an exhibi
tion bout; Tom Jenkins, Tom Can
non. Bob Manacoff. the Terrible
Turk, whom he threw In 11 minutes;
Al Solomon and many others. He
won the mlddlowelght titlo In Spring
field, 111., in March, 1909, by defeat
ing Monson, the Swedish Giant.
Tho match here Wednesday will
bo preceded by a preliminary between
two local boyH and will bo entirely
freo from nnythlng offensive. Ac
commodations will be provided for
ladles wishing to witness tiio match
and It Is expected that many will be
present.
An Illinois man has Invented a tool
for coment workers with which the
top and sides of a curb can bo form
ed at a slnglo operation.
Hasklns for Health.
I Want a Good Man
An A No. 1 flro Insurance man
wants an able, Industrious and hon
orable man to join him In fixing up
nice offices. Ho work real estate,
and myself tho flro Insurance
AddrehB Box 79, care Mall Trlbuno.
Buy Your
Flower &Vegetable
Seeds
from tho people who can say We
know our seeds aro good becauso wc
havo tested them; Wo aro those poo
plo. Cut flowers and all kinds of pot
tod plants.
J. T. BROADLEY & CO.
Corner Gth and Central; GreonhoiiBe
near city reservoir. P. O. Box G21
Phones Store 1451 Main, Greenhouse
G181 Main.
Pure
Clear
Sparkling
You can't afford to do without
this splendid, refreshing drink.
Call up and order a case sent to
the bouse. The purest, most
healthful drink known is
SISKIYOU
MINERAL
WATER
P. C. BI0HAH, Agtnl.
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CAME TO COAST
AT AGE SIXTEEN
Mrs. Augusta Helms, Pioneer Woman
on Pacific Coast Dies at Home In
Jacksonville She Entered as a Bride
Fifty Years Ago.
Tho funeral of the Into Mrs. Au
gusta Helms, 73 years old, who died
at tho family residence at Jackson
ville shortly before midnight last Sat
urday, will be held Tuesday after
noon at 2 o'clock. A short scrvlco
will bo read by the Rev. Ennls nt tho
family homo, nfter which tho remains
will be taken to tho Jacksonville
cemetery for Interment.
To, Mrs. Helms belonged tho dis
tinction of being ono of tho pioneer
white women on the Pacific coast.
She was born In Hamburg, but camo
to this country nt the age of 1G. With
her parents sho took up her resi
dence In Yroka, Cal., but came to
Jacksonvlllo In 1SG1. The dny after
her arrival In this county sho mar
ried Herman V. Helms, and as a brido
moved Into tho homo In Jacksonvlllo
In which her denth occurred. Sho
becamo a widow In 1899. Sho was a
charter member of the Ruth lodge of
the Rebckahs and also a member of
Adarlol lodco. Jacksonville, of tho
Eastern Stnr. Tho services at tho
grave Tuesday will be held under
tho nusplces of tho Rebeccan Sisters.
Although nlno children wero born
to the couple, only flvo now survive
her, nnd these, all resldonts of Jack
sonvlllo, nr: Mrs. James Croncmll-
ler, Miss Monun nouns, .Mrs. Anna
Bland, Harry Helms and Edward
Holms.
Death was duo to Brlght's disease.
Hasklns for Health.
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IIIGIICHOFT residences aro Belling
daily; make your selection beforo
choice lots are sold.
FOR KENT Ono furnished front bed
room. Phono 2981 or cull at 203
South Holly. 21)2
FOR "SALI0 Some canned fresh
fruit. Call up 2081 North lhillj.
2!)2
FOR RENT Two furnished house
keeping rooms. Inquire .'125 South
Ivy. 287
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, single
or in suites. 71 L North Central
avenue. 2U3
WANTED -Woman for general
housework, apply room 31 Nash
Hotel, 8:30 to 0 Tuesday morning
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1911 BUICK - MODEL 39
Most powerful, classiest and satisfactory car for the money.
There may be others just as good, but they cost double the money
A great improvement upon model 17 of 101Q -Koro-rtoor, lKi-incli wheel base, -i(-inch cylinders, .l-ineh
stroke, selective transmission, an up-to-date car in every respect. PHIOIfi $2050 F. O. H. MIODFORI).
Buicks have stood the lest of time and rough roads they cost less to maintain and are the satisfactory car
for tlie Rogue River valley that is why there are more Buicks than any three other makes in use here.
F. L. TOU VELLE
South Riverside
Near Main
REBATES WILL
BE PAID SOON
Agent Roscnbaum Starts Force at
Depot on Preliminary Work Neces
sary Before Returns Can Be Made
Will Issue Notice When Ready.
Agent A. S. Roscnbaum of tho
Southern Pacific railroad received in
struction from the head offices of tho
company this morning relative to tho
disbursement of tho rebates ordored
by tho Interstate commerce commis
sion recently.
Tho preliminary work of computing
nnd making out tho now freight bills
has already been started at tho de
pot hero and the merchants to whom
rebates will have to be paid will bo
notified by Agent Rosenbaum when
to present their claims.
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Don't Miss Visiting the
TONIGHT
BIG DOUBLE BILL
"THE BEST EVER"
FORD and MILLER
Song and Dance Artists
GOOD SONG BY HARRY BLANCHARD
3 REELS MOVING PICTURES 3
1 JACK EAT AND JIM SLIM
2 MAKING A MAN OF HIM
3 A MOUNTAIN MAN
Crater
Tho railroad and legal require
ments In tho transaction nre bo com
plicated and necessitate the making
out of so many papers that tho work,
although being rushed, will tako sev
eral days to complete before tho re
bates can be mndc.
30 SAILORS FOUND
FROZEN TO DEATH
ASTRACIIAN', Fob. 27. Thirty
men who formed tho crow of an lco
boat on tho Caspian sea wero found
today frozen to denth. Their Ice boat
had plunged Into a crevasso and,
though the men escaped tho wator,
they froze beforo thoy could reach a
fire.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 27.
Immigrants to the number of 2(5,
301 were admitted to tho United
States during January, according to
reports from tho immigration bureau
given out here today. Six thousand
Jews were included in the totnl.
j.
The Dancer and
the Yodler
Throughout the cast
Mr. Ford has the reputa
tion of being one of the
greatest dancers on the
American stage. You
will appreciate, the vau
deville tonight as never
before.
Mary Gray
KINCHNa AND TALK
ING such as you have
never enjoyed before.
Lake Garage
FOR SALE
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20 acres orchard, I 1-2 miles from
Central Point, house, hum, shed,
well, tank, windmill, black granite
soil, $-100 per acre.
CITY PROPERTY
Strictly modern bungalow, f rooms,
bath, finely finished, awnings,
shades, etc. $1000 will handle.
f room modern bungalow, close in,
f 11)00, your own terms.
Lot oU.vl-lf), 5 blocks P. 0. .$850.
Easy terms.
0 hots and rentable house on street
to bo paved $2000, terms.
Fine lot in bungalow section, $750,
snap price.
Lots on West Second, 50x127, easy
terms.
West Wnlnut Park lots, $275-$350;
$25 down, $10 month, 0 per cont
Lot 50x145, 5 blocks P. 0., $850;
easy terms.
5-rtiom bungalow, close to paving,
$1300; lerms. Movo quick to got
this.
Several groups of lots nt cut price;
fine ehnnce for contractors.
FOR EXCHANGE.
2 fine business propositions for Mod
ford properly.
WANTED
City nnd ranch property to list.
Girls for general housework, 0
much hands.
Aran and wife on ranch; 2 woman
cooks on ran2h.
2 Pruncrs.
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Room 206.
Pliipps Building.
STUDIO
7()0 SOUTH
OAKDATiK
PIIOXH (J07i2.
Prlvnto or class lessons In oil, wa
ter color or tapestry. Orders taken.
AONI2S R. QUANT.
FOR SALE
ORCHARDS, FARMS
FRUIT LANDS
Large and Small Tracts
MOOREHNI CO:
212 Fruitgrowers Bank Bldg
Draperies
Wo carry a vory complete
lino of draperies, laco curtains,
fixtures, etc., and do alt classes
of upholstering. A special man
to look aftor this work exclu
sively and will glvo ns good
service as Is possible to get In
ovon tho largest cities.
Weeks & McGowan Co
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Buick Distributor for
Rogue River Valley
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