IMEDirOTO MAIL TRTBUNE, jNfEDFORD, OftTCGON, "FRIDAY, MATCCTL 3, 1911.
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OHIO SOCIETY
HO
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Buckeyes of Rogue River Valley
Gathered at Ashland Wednesday
to Observe Ohio's Admission Day
Anniversary Large Attendance.
ELKS DEDICATE ' -GALE RAGING
CRATER LAKE
CITY NOTICES.
NW
QUARTERS
A hundred former residents of
Ohio from various points In the
Koguo River vnlloy celebrated Ohio
dny Wednesday at Ashland. An In
formal program was rendered and n
jllnner provided at Grahd Army hall,
An Instrumontal solo by Miss Hel
en Adamson opened the program.
Prayer was offered by Rev. It. E.
Dunlap, followed by n vocal selection
by Miss Floy Cambers. Humorous
readings were given by Mrs. Dr.
Gregg, and by Itev. Mr. Vnn Fossen.
A duet by Mnsters Keith Horror nnd
Loonnrd Dunlap, a recitation by Miss
Christine Heaver and nn original
poem by Mrs. Kllzabcth Yockey.
A report of the memorial coinmlt
teo contained eulogies upon mem
bers who had passed away during the
past year, including A. D. Hclman,
W. W. Wright, Mrs. Luphonle Loom
Is and Mrs. A. J. Fawcott.
.1 nil go W. S. Crowoll of Medford
made the hit of the meeting in re
sponding to the toast to Old Ohio.
The following officers wore choson
for the ensuing year: President, Rev.
J. S. Smith, .Ashland; first vice-president,
Judge Crowell of Medford;
second vlcc-presidont, 12. C. Ilogsett
of Jacksonville; secretary, Wllber
Dennison of Ashland.
Among those registered as present
at ti.o reunion were:
J. S. Smith, E. N. Peters, Mrs.
Elizabeth Peters, Philip Honham, E.
C. Morse. G. H. Harvey, Mrs. M. E.
Roe, Cecil B. Rowe, Mrs. Phoebe
Wright, S. A. Matthows, F. A. Brady,
10. j. Horror. Mrs. Lloyd Adamson,
Rev. II. J. Van Fossen, M. M. Shel
don, J. B. Sifers, W. S. Du Peau, J.
Conwoll, W. W. Xcwlon, Mrs. R. E.
Dunlap. E. F. White, P. E. Fltz
wntur. C. S. Jlorrer, Mrs. E. L. Morrcr
Wllber Dennison,, Mrs. Elhi. Denni
son. Roy M. M-llICr, C M. Horror, F.
P. DoHolt, William Patterson, Mrs.
E. Thornton, W. S. Crowell Mrs. S. A.
Holman, Mrs. A. F. Studebakor.'Mrs.
C. L. Miller, C. L. MUqr, Helen plck
erson, J. F. Arnold, Mrs. F. II. Adam
son. E. C. lloggett, Mrs. Georgia Hog
gett, Mrs. II. L. Brown, Eva Kent.
J. A. Graffls, E. P. Dart, Mrs. A. C.
Spencer. Mrs. E. S. Hltzler, Mrs'. Mary
M. Badger. E. O. Smith, D. B. Deotor.
W. B. Smith. Mrs. W, B. Smith, J. ll.
Hartley, A. M. Beaver, L. X. Adamson.
O. L. Young, M. W. Lottrldge. C. W.
Withoft, R. H. Bullock, II. S. Emery.
O. H. Johnson, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. O.
Dickorson and family, Floyd Travel,
Aldred Bonvor, G. W. Gregg, Mrs.
Minnie Gregg, Mary Dennison, Min
nie Beaver. W. M. Barber and fam
ily, A. J. Fawcott. P. W. Horror, II.
II. Lorlmer, Mrs. P. A. Lorlmor, Beat
rice nnd Annie Lorlmer, W. S. Ball.
Melissa Ball, E. Mary Beaver, .Venule
Beaver, Christine Beaver, Mrs. .1. M.
Beaver, May Beaver, Mrs. Stella B.
Boner, Keith II. Boirer, G. K. Kon
nard. J. M. Beaver, C. W. Root, Vir
ginia M. Root, Kate Howell, Annie
Robinson, Mrs. E. K. Hall, J. L. Kl
hart, Mis. L. C. Canfleld, M. J. Nol
son, Mrs. Mnttle Johnson. G. Patter
son. Mrs. Elisabeth Yockey, 11. X.
Whetsol, Mrs. II. M. Wlietsol. Mar
gery WhoUol. Mrs. J. K. llelman, J.
K. llelman, Almedit llelman.
Ritual Incident Upon Dedication
of New Home in the I. 0. 0. F.
Building and Also Annual Election.
That Photographer Bakowski Per
ished Probably Lost His Way.
RESOLUTION.
Be It Resolved by the City Council
1 of the City of Medford, Oregen:
Tnnt there bo nnd hereby Is called
a speclnl election In nnd for tho City
of Medfbrd, to bo held on tho 10th
dny of March, 1911, between the
bours of 9:00 o'clock a. m. and 5:00
nVlni'lf i til., fill" Mm mtrnnun rif mill.
Local Lodge of the B. P. 0. E. Hold Blizzard Has Prevailed for Past muting to tho qualified electors of
I said city, Tor tneir approval or re
Thrce Weeks Little Doilbt hilt Jcctlon, tho following entitled amend
ment to tlio ennrter of tho City of
Medferd:
1. An amendment to tho charter
of the City of Medford, provIdlngTor
a bonrd of registration, nnd Its duties
nnd the registration of voters.
2. An amendment to the charter
of the City of Medford .amndelng
section 72 thereof, providing for an
nciease of the bonded indebtedness of
said City to tho extent of $30,000,
said sum to be used for tho sole pur
pose of making improvements in the
water system of said city and paying
for trunk, sanitary and storm sewers,
heretofore or hereafter constructed
by said city.
3. An amendment to the charter
of the City of Medford, amending sec
lion 72 thereof, providing for an in
crease of tho bonded Indebtedness of
said city to the extent of $S00O, said
sum to bo used for tho sole purpose of
the Improvement of tho fire depart
ment of said city.
4. An amendment to (ho charter
of the City of Medford, amending sec
tion 72 thereof, providing for the
reatlon of a slnkng fund for tho pur
poso of the retirement of tho bonds of
tho City or Medfohl.
G. An amendment to tho chnrter of
tho city of Medford amending section
87 of said charter, providing for re
payment of amount paid by purcbas
ers at sales of property for delin
quent assessments in said city in
case tho sale Is vacated, set aside,
or declared void by any court.
Tho following named persons nro
hereby appointed Judges and clerks
or said electien:
First Ward: J. W. Ling Judgo, D.
T. Lnwton judgo and clork, L. L.
Damon judgo and clork.
Second Ward: Joo Derry judgo,
Chns. P. Talent Judgo and clerk, Win,
Ulrlch judgo and clerk.
Third Ward: P. W. Chelgrln Judgo,
J. Summorvlllo judge and clork, II.
H. Lorlmor Judgo and clork.
Tho following nro horoby designed
ns tho places for holding said elec
tion. First Ward: Hall over Hasklns
Drug store.
Second Wnrd: Hotel Nash samplo
rooms.
Third Wnrd: City Ilnll.
It is furlhor resolved that tho re
corder of said .City of Medford bo
and hereby Is ordered to glvo notice
or said ejection In, tho mnnnor pro
vided by tho ollhrtor in tho enso of
annual elections? at snld city.
The forogolngr'qsolutlon was pass
ed by tho city council or tho City of
Medford, Oregon, on tho 10th day of
February, 1911, by tho fallowing
vete:
Merrick nbsent, Watt nyo, Wort
man ayo, Emorlek nyo, Eirort nyo,
and Millar nyo.
Approved February 10th, 1911 .
W. II. CANON,
Attest: Mnypr.
ROUT. W. TEIFER. City Rccprder.
Clarence Kennies was elected exalt
ed ruler of tho Mcdforil lodge, No.
11C3, or the P. P. O. E., at tho reg
ular annual election of the lodgo held
In tho new quarters of the ordor In
the Odd Fellows' building last night.
Tho other offlcors elected were: A.
C. Burgess, re-elected esteemed
knight; C. E. Gaddls, esteemed loyal
knight; Martin, esteemed lecturing
knight; W. F. Qulsenberry, secre
tary; John Wilkinson, trensurcr;
Jack O'Brien, tyler; Edward Potten
gor, trustee, one-year term; W. W.
Effort, delegate to grand lodge, and
T. E. Daniels, substitute.
Tho full membership of over 170
members was present besides a num
ber or visiting Elks, among whom
was Past Exalted Ruler Shmltz.
The evening was brought to a close
with a banquet.
R
WORK
E
LOCAL POLICE
Sheriff Walter Sibley, of Stockton,
Cal., Lauds Officers Hittson and
Hall of the Local Force for Quick
Work Capturing Johnson.
Chler or Police Hittson is in re
ceipt or a communication from Sheriff
Walter F. Sibley of Stockton, Cal.,
bearing tho npws that William John
son, tho neg'roj arrested hero last
month upon ajUclograpUlo' request
from the Stockton office and returned
to that city upon a requisition sign
ed by Governor West charging him
with the theft of a valuable 'lorse,
has been found guilty rind' sentenced
to six years In the penitentiary.
The letter commends the quick
work of Officers Hittson nnd Hall
of this city, who had tho man in jail
hero within 30 minutes aftor tho re
ceipt or tho request ror his apprehension.
ritATKK LA KM 1.01)0 K, 1-VIi. 27.
Whether II. II. llokowskv, n pho
tographer of B.irus, Or., plunged to
his dentil over the -snowy prooipjees
of Crater Lnke or was frozen to
dentil in the blizzard which has hold
the inke in its embrace for the pn'sl
llireo veek will nrobnbly not be
known until tl'o summer sun lm
melted away the liu-io drifts of miow
in that noighboihood. For the past
four days u searching party from
Fort Klamatli lins been at work try
inf to locale the missing mnn, but
only truces of his camp were found.
Tlio searchers have been assisted bv
Benjamin F. Ileidel, M. L. Krickson
and myself. Wo arrived at the lnke
Saturday oveninp.
Hokowsky left Fort Klamath five
week", ago by himself to secure win
ter bccnes at tlio lnke. He had pro
visions for a month, and left worO
that if lie did not return to come af
ter him.
Tlio searching- parties linvo been
greatly hampered by the severe bliz
zard which is raging at tho lake. It
is impossible to see over 1200 yards
ahead and .snow is drifted many feet
deep. A high galo prevails. The
searchers have found his camer.i
cases, his shoes nnd gloves but his
lent and camp have not yet been lo
cated. The party from Fort Klamath on
Monday gave up the search leaving
tlio Medford pnrty to continue it.
Conditions al tlio lako are such
Hint if Hokowsky remained in this
neighborhood that it is impossible for
him to be nine.
Hasklns tor Health.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE I1AV
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Drugglcta rotund money ,lt
It rails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S sig
nature ia on each box. 25c.
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NOTICE
! 'To contractors and bnlldors of
Medford. that on and after April 1
the minimum scalo of wages for car-
poatcrs shall bo $ 1 per day, eight
hours at work.
W. SHIRLEY,
C. DALEY,
295 Trustees Local 1S40.
ITfiskliiR for Health.
Wanted to Rent
Wo have a cllont who wishes to
rent a seven or eight-room houso
on or about May 1st, Tho houso
must havo four bedrooms and
must be mbodern In every re
spect, and in a number ono local
ity. Party will take a lease lor
six months or a year. If you
havo anything or this descrip
tion let us hear rrom you. 293
Cornetlus-Giirner Realty Co.
Van Dyke
Realty Co.
CITY PROPERTY
FARMS, FRUIT RANCHES
VM E. MAIN STREET.
COLUMBIA
Graphophones
Outfit Costs
$28.90
Our Correspondents
BALDHEADED MEN
Gcttinji Scacer Every Year.
Nincly-iiiiie time- in one liuntlr"d.
Im'tlne i- cni-cil by dandruff
germs which dig down deep into the
roots of the hair, dectioy its vitality
and cniiHO it to full out.
If you havo dandruff, the little i"
iMhle, puruibli'iil doviU called du'i
druff jjlmiiih are at work. Destroy
them at once ,or sooner or later thc
will chums yoiffiair to fall out and
iui will lie compelled to take your
place in tho haldhended ehu-a.
Parisian Sago is ciiarantoed by
Chas.. Strang to l"P fHing huir and
itching fccalp and to drie out dnn
druff and kill the genu, or money
buck. It M the n't delightful hair
droning in tho win Id not sticky or
greasy. Lurge bottle -'iQ cents.
ROriv SPRINGS COAL.
Two cars ot the famous Rock
Springs coal arrived this morning.
Phone W. J. HurblUge, the drayman.
and get aome of thla. The beat coal
In tho weat, heating, cooking, or iw-
BUTTE FALLS.
The younger son or Frank Xether
land mot with a painful accident and
broke ono of his aims by falling
while playing.
Dr. Williams, physiclnn, and Dr.
niinhanan, dentist, both from Kansas
and friends of Mr. Carson, havo lo
cated In lluttu Palls to practice their
respective professions.
The wife of Mr. Cow den presented
him with a fine daughter on last Sat
urday. Mother and child nro doing
well under the care of Dr. Williams.
During the past month E. A. 1111
dreth and wife colobrated their gold
en wedding and nearly all the family
who were able to attend woro proaont
and a moat cnjoablo time was spout
in r railing the many Incident of the
paat r0 years.
Arthur Marry and wife or Port
land have located in Rutto Kails and
are making their home with Mr. Mar-
cy'a mother at tho VIek hotel.
Mr. Wharton, wire and child, who
hae been sojourning In .Medford
during the whiter, havo returned to
Butte Falls and will remain.
We have been snowbound and mud
fast for several weeka, but the weath
er ia now bright and beautiful and
there la beginning .to be quite a stir
looking towarda the resumption of
mill and other work for the year.
Mrs. Mary Albert has sold hor
house and lot to Elvln Hayes, who in
turn has retold the same to I .awls
Dooms.
lien Fredeuburg has sold the lot
adjoining his residence to Mr. Ford
of Ceutral Point, who Intends build
ing on the lot thla spring.
Mr. Clark has removed from the
Poole store to the Poole residence
. . l.J . h. cnn.
nace. Demand nas eceou . k-
ply, but we have two cars on in pnv9tty and lt u mUJ ,De .tore-room
track today. wjU occupied tor business.
" voTK'K. Tn Presbyterians, just as soon as
Notice is hereby given that the un-,the lumber can be secured, will start
designed will apply to the city eoun-Uheir eh an building and rush it to
ell of the city of Medford. Or., t completion, rtev. Mr. Jones, who Is
it. regular meeting on March T. 1IU. la charge of the field I. doing some
for a license to sell spirltous. rlo- good work and manifests a deep In
ous and malt liquors In quantities tercst in hi. labors and la generally
less than a gallon at It place of bus- liked by the community aud is proy
X. at K- 1 1 South Pmt sir.. , Ing to be the right man for thla field
In said city, for a period of ill1 The, ,. a -oclal at the home of
months M- "' '" "'"''; ';k
D S RADCL1IT C l' ' 'I '' ' ' '" '" "f '"
CENTRAL POINT ITEMS.
Miss Mary Olson nnd Miss Pearl
Ross were Medford visitors Wednes
day afternoon.
Mrs. Hrnsch has moved hor mu
sic studio up stairs In tho Rostul
building.
Tho Ladloa Aid or tho M. E. church
are going to havo an Easter baza,
consisting or all kinds of fancy arti
cles, aprons, otc.
Agut R. II. Cornelius 'returned
from his trip to Jefferson, Or., Wed
nesday night.
J. H. Downing nnd wife returned
from an exteudod viBlt In California
Wednosduy ovuiilug.
J. Purkeypllo, wnlor superintend
ent, roturnod from a short visit to
The Hallos Thursday morning.
The Rogue Rlvor Fruit & Produce
association la tearing out tho old Ma
grader warohouso on tho railrond
right or way and will orect a modern
packing nnd tttoniKo house at once.
Ed Rrlscoo of Evans Creek Is visit
ing relatives and transacting business
bore.
D. E. La Ponto made n business
trip north Wednesday.
Miss Mildred Elliott of Rock Point
visited relatlvoa hore Thursday.
Perry Elliott returned rrom a trip
to Rig Itutte Thursday morning.
Mrs. Gone Sanborn or Woodvllle
was in our city Thursday.
George Paukoy spout Thursday In
Ashland.
J. C. Barnard or Ashland apont
Thursday In Central Point.
Mrs. J. H. Grace and two children
spent Thursday in Grants Pass.
Mrs. Duntou of Tolo transacted
business here Thursday.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
Notlco Is horoby glvon that n spe
cial election will bo hold In nnd for
tho city of Medford on March 10th,
1911, for tho adoption or rejection ot
thoso cortalu proposed charter
amendments to tho charter of tho city
of Medfoid, sot forth In tho foregoing
resolution. Said oloctlon to bo hold I
at tho tlmo and places designated In
said resolution.
ROnT. W. TELFER,
City Recorder City or Medford.
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
Tho assessments for sowers on the
following named stroots aro duo, and
pnynhlo at the ofHco or City Treas
urer in tho city hnll.
Ploase give this your prompt at
tention. No other notlco will bo sol'vod.
Pine street rrom Eaat Jackson to
Austin strnot.
Maplo stroot rrom Pine stroot to
Rlvorsldo.
Second afreet West from North
Oukdnle to West City Llmlta,
Olson street from West 1th stroot
to West 2nd si i cut.
Ivy stroot South from 9th streot to
Kith stroot.
O II. SAMUELS,
295 Deputy City Treasurer,
Rev. Geo. Moseley
will lecture at tho Natatorlum nt
Medford, Match 7th, 8 o'clock, on
the "Power and the Elovatlon of
Christian Womanhood," also the
"Catiho of the Downfall of Youur
Women of the Present Day."
Mr. Moseley Is ono of tho host plat
form orators, Bible student and
tnlnlstor of the gospel. He has trav
eled through Europe, on tho sons and
la many pads of the United States
lecturing and preaching tho gospel.
He waa a student of tlio Groat Brit
ain school of arts. He has boon inns
tor machinist of one of the largest '
nglne works In PllUburg, Pu., hav-,
Ing full chaige or setting on and
discharging and setting tho scalo or
He was superintendent of
pie visiting the town and looking
about tor locations and business op
portunities. Quite an influx of vis-1 wages
itora is expected and many will set-' one of the best engine works at
tie just as soon as the railroad bo- Cleveland. O. Mr. Moaeley was plat
gins to ruu and the roads are bet-, form orator in the east In 1808-01
ter- aud won the victory in some of the
Messrs. Wheeler and Clasplll great strikes. He alo is a flue flute
brought the first freight over the and piccolo play r and tenor singer.
railroad from Cameron, at which , He eomes from the best of homes.
point they secured a car and ran It
to Butts Palls.
The snow which has lain on th'
isi.iin fii m-.iI m-l,M i- mivt ill-
i,i i .ii in
come and hear him. seats on sale
at Hasklns' drug store. Lecture 80
eonts. i
on easy terms, if j'ou prefer,
and it includes
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LOOK WHAT'S HERE
"i&B. P. O. ELKvS
Are Going to Give a Real Show.
Fra
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VTE MEDFORD THEATRE
ISts March 7th and 8th
LOOK WHO'S IN IT
A. C. Rurgoss
Ed. Andrews
Frank Rurgoss
.lack O'Drlen
Mrs. Qulsonbury
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W. E. Edwnrds
W. F. Qulsonbury
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And the host ensemble- vwv on n Mcilfoul Stogo.
Special Scenery Magnificent Costumes.
POPULAR PRICES 50c, $1.00, $1.50.
Seats on Sale Saturday, March 4th.
LiLL SturMaker Garage Co. 5
Formerly Siskiyou Auto Go.
This Gnrago nnd Machluo Shop Is now In chargo or n practical
auto rupalr mnn. All kinds ot nutos nnd gas engines well and J
quickly repaired. Overhauling a specialty. Cars stored and cared
for by tho month. OH nnd gasoline for sale. X
123-134 S. Riverside Ave. Phone 4131
4 tsssses
Columbia
Graphoplione, six double
Disc Columbia Records, 12
full selections, and 200 Nee
dles. Informal concert any hour
of the day. Drop in any
time.
Medford Music Shop
McXEALY Ai CO.
UUO West Main Street
ALFALFA, LAND
SOLANO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Choicest dnlry and alfalfa proposition In tho stnto, located on tho
main lino of tlio Southern Pacific railrond, betweon Sacramento and
San Francisco.
IDEAL CLIMATE
ABUNDANCE OF WATER FOR IRRIGATION
Wrlto Ub for Information
I
DIXON ALFALFA LAND' CO,
DIXON, CAL.
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Bakery
Products
III When you buy cookies, cakes,
pies, puffs, or an thing In tho
bakery lino here, you can bank
that every particle Is
PURE
tffllf you buy bakery products
on faith and good looks alouu
you aro sometimes bilked and
get cakes mado with rotten
(Kits or fillings that never saw
cream or an outs. Wo gnnrnn
too ovnrythlnx first-class In ev
ery way.
Call and see the
New Store
Medford Iron Works
E. G. Trowbridge, Prop.
FOUNDRY AND MACHINIST
All kinds of Engines, Spraying Outfits, Pumpa,
Boilers and Machinery. Agents in So. Oregon for
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO.
wr...(.j.
u , "cy- "M' T"'"M BSJT "HI ' Ci m -iai W m i i X
2 ft IE h i ywh a $ i r. i -r n
ri ,i v n nyiv
sjl Jfl- jlv jh.jrjl ii jn i
STEAM AND HOT WAUK HEATING
All Work Guaranteed L'rieoB lloasonablo
COFFEE.N . PRICE
11 North ) St.. Medford Ore.
Phone 303
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Allen
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Nothing Just as Good as the REXALL Remedies
KACILE PIIARMACy,
X JO!) Hast Main St.
Phones: Home Lb; Pac. 232
WKST SII)K PIIAUMAC"
20(1 Wcht Mnin Stroot I
Pliencs: Home -13; Puo. -1011 X
Eagle Drug Co., Inc.
Tlios. Bartholomew, I'll. C, General Mgr.
Tho Ifo.xull Stores Medford, Ore.
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Grocery
Co
HI! SOI Til CKVTItAI AVK.
I'llOMJ 1271 1.
IIO.MK PIIOVK U71
HR PATTFRWiy
m3 I ill IJblliJvll
The QUAKER NURSERYMAN
Everything in the Nursery Line
Sen tho nice ICnglish J lollies. All kinds
of shade trees, shrubbery, roses (only
tho most perfect plants), and full lino
of pear, peach, applo, apricot, prunes,
etc., etc.
Office 116 Main Street
Office Phone 238 1 -Res. Phone 2493
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