Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 05, 1911, FIRST SECTION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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MEDJFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDJTORD, ORKGON, SUNDAY, MAKCIE 5, 1911.
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Personal and Local
Ti'pv ncoinuo
UHI lL0IUIIO
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among tlicm being Hob Taylor, Hariy
M'-li-r, Jack M""imn alter Moore
ami M'ver.il other
4- -f
Hnir II. I lick- ldiinictl to Jlcl- .Mr-. r, Kolilnn- mI sh'iiogninu
ford Saturday lroiu a Mio-lioe tr.Dicr spent Satuiln in Ashland with
MIK NIP
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. 1
4--f-f-f-f-f-f---f-f-f-f-f4-f-f-f
twORLD'S DOUBLE RECORD
in MVIMIIUN dUHOntlJ
GRATER LAKE ROAD
to Crater Lake, lie seemed miinv
fino winter scenes o tlie beaut v .spot.
CIin. D. lliulerigg is in receipt of
n leltor 1'nnn Urtn' .Mclntojtll ftntilu?
Hint be will lecture here the latter
ilrl of tlie month and asking that
lie be furiiiMhed tomu views of HiIh
section to ii-o in bin leclui'o through
oul the country.
Ilnrry Fouler, oily engineer, bni
l'otnrni'd from an extended -ojnurn
in Cnlifnriiiii.
, Dr. J. 13. Shoaror, pnyslclan anil
Riirgeon. Offlco over Struug'B drug
Rtoro. tf.
A. 11. rorncll, of (Irani
in .Medford Saturday.
I'llSH, VH
friend
Fine watch lcpairmjr at II. T. Vim
De Car-, I'hipp-, building. 'l'.)
Howard watch -i.teen curat hunt
inir for :t7..")l), at . T. Van De Car-.
I'liippH Hiiildiug. -D"
.Mr-. .1, ,1. Mauri wi-he- to announ
ce to the people of Medford that ill"
will give private instruct ion in iiauo
and voire at her home at 1211 Stark
street. Mr-, llauri obtained a
thorough iiiiimciiI education in the
bent eon-crvutnri,K f .Milwaukee and
Chicago and ha- had a wide cper
ienec ii- a teacher of inii-ie.
Protector of Game in Jackson County
Sends in Resifjnation Not Enoucjli
in Office to Pay for Time Put in
Several Applicants for Job i
Y
There will be a meeting of i'ie
Crater hake hmhu.i coiumi ion
Monday attcriioini at .( o'clock at thi
coiiiinercial club mom- at which ie
ports of progress and finance will be
made.
Every possible effort will be put
forth to rai-c reipured I anils to liui-li
NATS WIN
Soo H.A. Holmes, Tho IiiHurnnce
Man, Over Jackson County bunk. tf.
Mi-s Florence Ifiley of Kngle Point
wns a Medford vi-itor Saturday ic-
hirning with Mi-s llokc to the Hokc
runeli in the evening.
Is your oiiHO wired? Ono cigar
Ichs a day would pay for a hundrod
per cent Incroaso In comfort. Start
living tlio electric life. tf.
Lester Coburii hn resigned his
position in this city to enter busi
ness on hi own account in Grunts
I 'am. his former home.
All kinds of bindery work done at
Mall Trlliiino offlco.
Mr. and Mr-. Hert Anderson of
this city wore recent Grants J'nss
visitors.
Gregory leading photographer,
vIowb, portraits. 32 3
A. E. Heiunes returned from u bu-i-ncm
trip to Grants Puss recently.
it. it. I'uuurHon, liu ii, Ainin, jiiih
Bonio nice English Hollies and all
kindu of shade trees. Roses (all the
best). Now 1b a good tlmo to plant.
Drop In and soo me. tf
T. Hassel, of Grants Pass, was a
business visitor to Medofrd Satur
day. I.oouo leaf ledgern made In Medford
nt the, Mall Tribune offlco.
U. C. Washburn of Table Hock
spent Sal iirdu v in Mcdfonl.
Try the now barber shop; every
thing clean mid sanitary; opopslto
I'. O.
J. Clendening and daughter, of Ash
land were .Medford visitors Snturdav
Call phono 2151, 1032 for baggago
wagon. 451
. 11. L. Dodge of Akron, Ohio, fathr
of Ii n Hodge arrived Satuiday to vi-.it
his feon and look after bunine intcr-
i oste.
Printing, nil kinds at Portland
prices. Mall Tribune offlco.
Mr. Hose of Griffin deck was in
Medford Saturday.
Grants Pass acroago for salo A
snap 32 1-2 acres, the uiot .beauti
ful subdivision acreage In tho city,
lays bUh and sightly; good modern
Iioiiho and other Improvements; on
main street; all cleared ; closo In;
prion $10,000; tonus. Address P. O.
Pox KM), Grants Pass, Orugou. Phono
280 It. 300
Arthur M. Geary, of Grit Tin Creek.
in flpcudiiiir Sunday in Medford.
Made In Medford. any stylo of Ioobo
leaf or blank book, at Mall Tribune
urflcf.
Miss WiUon, of Portland, the old
est siwler of H. II. Vilon, the well
known Oriflin Creek oielmnli-l av
rixeil Stitiiriliiv to i-.it her rnlhei
for u few days.
John II. Curkln, attorney at law,
over Jaokxon County bank.
llanev Kinie of Griffin deck w.
a Medford i-itor Siilurdnx. i --
Miv. A. P. Steunelt returned Index I I .f
v x
IN ESC0ND
GAME OF SERIES
Charles Gay has resijjned as game
waideu and announces that he is not
a candidate for reappointment. The
le-iynutiou followed Governor Wesl'.s
call for the resignation of nil iritmu
wiuden- -o that the new truiiiu and ! !' i'uuiice hill grade in tunc lor sun
f i-.li boaid could start with a elan ""' trattu
imam, tnougii mi: uny lias long con
templated resigning. i
"There is not enough iii the office
FREDENBURG FUNERAL
HELD THIS AFTERNOON,
LA H EDO. Texas, MurcU 4. Lu-
1 redo was all "puffed up"' today bc-
IIIGHCHOKT residence sites are sell-i cau-e a new world's record in point
niK daily; make your selection b3-!0f time, was hung up here yesterday
fore choice lots are hold. tf w0l i,;outctuiiit Henjamin Foulois.
POt'XI)- Fi-hing pole Saturday o.i, V. S. A., and Aviator J'armalee drove
road, between Medford and Oriflin :lUroplane 1(1(1 miles in 2 hours
Cicek. near Polk Hull plnee. Pniv- nn,i 7 minutes.
nig property, paying for this ad. 1 Heides being a world's record for
(NSEHVATIVE INVESTOHS-Do 'l two-man lliglit. The men Hew
you want to make .() per cent on ,tr," '"cdo to E.gle Pa--.
safe investment in inside real e- ! 'J"J'1L1L t" ii. sgi '
tatc on n sub-division pmpositioa? ;
.$20,000 for 00 dnys will do the trie',
if you follow my lead. Opportuni
ties like this do not wait. 1 inani-
tain an office for the purpo-e ot
telling you the rest. II. II. Ibt-lcr.
213 1-2 Xorlh (itb St., Grants Pas.'
Oicgon. Hefcrcnces bv permission
o'f the Fir.-t National Hank of South-,
cron Oregon. ;
"W. G. Mac Laron
GKNKIlAh Sfl'KmXTKXDKXT
POItTLAXI) COM.MOXS SKTTIiK-
3JKXT,
will speak at the -First naptlst
Church, Central Avenue,
Monday Evening at S o'clock P. M.
Subject:
"Glimpses 'From the
U nderworld"
and
"Making a Man"
Interesting story of the down and out
add thosp with aypnst.
jFLvlnL
The second game in the cilv bowl-'1" P".V "' f' wasting my time," -ni,'
ing league series being played on tl
Xatatoriiun alleys icsultcd Frid.iy
night in a u'clory for the "Xat Special-"
over the "Locomobiles'' by
two games out of three.
The teams, which under ordinarv
conditions are very evenly matched,
bowled good games, notwithstanding.
the fncl that neither team -cored iiiiv'1"""""' "", funnurs and sportsman 1
high marks. 1 generally, particularly among those
The scores weer "Xnl Siww.ii.l-"- -1 wlio Have recently come to (lie vallev
Mi. .... i 11.. ii. ., r l ue lunora oi lie line Aiuirc.
did not get out of it' belorc. While Jnekson Frcdenbuig will be held m
this laM vcar, I have not nmdeinaiiyll' Ha.li-t church this afternoon,
ancsls, I ,.nn Iruhtfullv asurt tlmtlll,u ,('v A A- ",,lllll,s- pitur, offi
Ihere are fewer game law violations I ,'ill,i'1 Interment, under the direc
iu .lrtck-011 count v (linn in any other '"' "' '" W-''k- "i"' McOowaii
section of the statu. ' company, will follow at the I. O. O. I".
"I linvii t'niiiiil li.viil nooiw.v.ili.in1 cenietery.
(JEW THEATRE LOSES j
$400,000 IN TWO YEARS!
'Nat Specials"--
718, (I80, and (i(10. Locomobilcs--
710, (128, ami (110.
The teams were composed ef:
"Nat Special" O. .1. Pattor.i.
Captain; .1. Kirkgasser, Harvey Ling,
W. Dudley, Downing and K. P.ev-
cridge.
. "Locomobiles" , I. Coibin Nell',
Captain; F. Diamond, .1. Diamond,
William Keyes, 0. Manger and Dr. E.
HF. Seely.
The next game will take place Mon
day evening between the "Smoke
House" and the "Locomobiles.'
There is a growing sentiment in lavor
of obeviinr llii iriiimi liiu'u mill 1ml
little trouble i- anticipated in the fat- EIGHTY-SIX CONVERTS
tt
.Mr. Fredeubui'g who was eighty
one years old and an early settler
in this Htnto ivsiirwved by nine children.
NEW YOHIC. .March 4. -With net
losses of .()l),()00 in two years, the
directors of the New Theatre todav
announced that the "to let" sign
would be hung 011 the pluyhouse at
the beginning of the new year. Ac
cording to report- the Metropolitan
Opera company will use the theatre
to give a series of ballet performance-.
lire,
.Mr. Gay has been. game warden for
the past two years, and has u wide
acquaintance and is very popular
throughout the county. No com
plaints have over been recorded
against him and there is iiuivcr-."l
regret at his resignation.
There are several applicants for
the position, which puys $75 a mouth,
I
TO METHODIST CHURCH
At the unrterly meeting of the
First Methodist church held Saturdav
the pastor, the Ifov. L. J Helknap re
poited that eighty-six new people
had joined the congregation within
the three months. The Reports for the
other departments of the church
showed a corespoiidiug increase.
Hasklns for-Health.
oGO acres of the finest fruit soil in the valley, located
not too far from railroad town; soil is black granite
and 20 feet deep; splendid drainage, but not too steep;
200 acres cultivated. There is wood enough to pay
for cleaving the balance; 500 acres can be cultivated.
Pine count v road' cuts the tract nearlv through the
center.
A splendid subdivision proposition. We have this
exclusive. There is money in this for someone. Why
not you? Price 82. 1-1 per acre. Terms on part.
C. A. McArthur
Phenes: Main 3681; Home 279..
Room 3 P. O. Block.
NOTICE
W. E. Phipps has removed his law
office to Phipps-Taylor building. En
trance loom 207. MOO
What you think about busi
ness stationery isn't quite so
important as what your corre
spondent thinks.
Don't buy
old g!!mri!e mm
"lekjer tht usUtr-mark"
because it pleases you, but
because it influences the man
you write in your favor.
On IIami'Siiiku Bend is ii clean, crisp
IMhrr, UMilr lor UMll, imp htmneii
tollti. Ii h miIiI on tli imiuiiitluii iliut
llicftiV nnnouiy in iimlny A luiuhomn
t- inirn lMh)U Kitrii upon rrniirt, hlio.
Iiir Irtlrrliruilt uml nOirr liiiMiiro furiiia,
priiilril, litlK'gi.iphril uml rii;r.irI on
ilir wluir ami Imp Irr i nl.ii
Miiilrlij IUmimiikk
hll CoMfAM Ihn
ml) upcr iiukrri hi
lif wdrlil iiuLini: h,,n
)iptr rut IuivpI)
Medford
1 Printing
fter Oxituitf .Mr. Stcnnctt lather mh-
ltaa been ill nt his home in Ashland
Mr. and Mis. II. ('. Kiuiiev, M
and .Mrs. W. A. MeConnullc and P
M. Ktuuev of (hauls Pa-s were Med
ford i-itois Satuidav
Mrs. II. H. Il.ille icturned Satur
da from an i vli nded i np lo ea-tcro
piiint-.
WHAT'S THE. USE, OF A ROOF THAT
YOU HAVE. TO KEEP TINKERING?
Genasco
Ready Roofing
(Mineral and Smooth Surface)
puts an end to your roof troubles.
It is made of Trinidad Lake As
phalt, the natural waterproofer. It
gives you absolute weather-protec
tion years after ordinary roofing
ihas "passed awav."
The Barber Asphalt Paving Company makes Gen
asco. They nave mined and refined asphalt for
more than twenty-five years, and are the largest
makers of ready roofing in the world.
COME AND GET SAMPLES
FOR ANYTHING IN
First-Glass Hardware
SEE
Medford Hardware Co.
That
Well
Dressed
Feeling
(fit's something that most
men appreciate. Some of
them pay pretty high to
secure it; others wear our
ready-to-wear and get it
for hall' the money.
jJWe don't ask you to
laTce our word for the ex
cellence oi" our nothing,
but it would
PLEASE US IMMENSELY
if you would come in and look at the
Pnr vSnrintf Sutf new Spring Stvles.
x ui pmig vug- Ijt voii a 'Merchant Tailor's man, we will guarantee
gesti ons W a t C h to sm'PrisP you.
CJPaymg too much and waiting too long is the "madc-fo-1
Our Windows order" wa. Paying just enough and gctt ing perfect sat-
isl'action is our way. We I'it till shapes.
Mr
Ml
"Maord Correcri. Clotlizera
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTxVKERS
DAY PHONE 2271
Night 'Phenes:
F. W. Weeks, 2071
A. E. Orr, 3692.
LADY ASSISTANT
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FIREMEN'S BALL
To be
held
SI. Jr A 1 IvICjJv
DAY
in the
evening
John A. Perl
Undertaker and l:iibalincr
Sticcosnor to tho undortaldiiK 1
imrtnient of Mt'dford Kurulturo Co.
Office With
Medford Furniture Company
About March 1. I'rlvato Ain
bulanco Sorvlco. Blck and Injured
oonvoyed to nny part ot olty or
country. v.
Tolephonus: Day 351,
Night: John A. Porl 4111, C.
W. CouUlln, 3C01. J. H. Uutlor,
3571.
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at the big NATORIUM HALL f R DAY MARCH 1 7 t ll
Grand march begins at 8:30 p. m. Secure tickets from the "FIRE BOYS"
It's up to every man to buy a ticket. A boost for the Department is a
boost for Medford
The Price Is Only $1.50
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