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Medford Mail Tribune
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1'UHL.lSHnD DAILY KXCKPT SATUIl-
UAY BY THn MRDI-UIIU
riHNTINO CO.
Tho Democrntlc Times, Tlio Midford
Mall, Tlio .AU'Uford Tribune, Tho South
ern Orognnlan, Tim ARlilnnil Tribune.
GHOllGn PUTNAM. IMltor nnd ManaKcr
Knterod ns Boconil-clnss matter No
vember 1, 1909, at thn postofflce at
Medford, Oregon, under tho not of
Mnrch 3, 1879.
Official Paper nf tho City of Medford.
subscription kates.
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Ono month by tnall , CO
Per month, delivered by carrier In
Modfsrd, .Tucksonvlllu mid Cen
tral Point 0
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Dispatches.
Tho Mall Tribune In on Bale at tho
Terry News Htumi, Han I'rancinco.
Portlnnd Hotel Nowb Stnnd. Portland.
Ilowman Nowb Co., Portlnnd, Or.
V, O Whitney, Beattle. Wnsh
Hdtil Spokane Nuws Stand. Hpoknne
00X TO DECIDE
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Jacksonville Justice Will "Referee"
Hiijh School Fight Which Took
Place Between Teacher and Pupil
Last Thursday, Tomorrow.
District Attorney U. l- Mulkoy
Monday postponed tlio trial of J, ',
Ciulihy, professor In tho local high
bcIioo, until Tuesday morning at nine
o'clock. Ciulihy Is charged by Cotirt
Hall, father of Seoly Hall a seventeen
year old pupil in Ciullhy'H class, with
nsBault and bnttery, tho alleged b
buuU having taken place in the cor
ridor of tho school building during
school hours last Thursday when the
two engaged In a fistic encounter fol
lowing u verbal passage at aruiH In
the commercial class room.
When, in tho absence of Olenn O.
Taylor, tho Justice of tho peace in
.Mud ford, Iho case coiiioh up before
Justice )t tho Ponco llonry O. Uox,
in Jacksonville tomorrow morning
the quiet streets of that iploneer city
will ring with, tho laughtor and chat
tor of a bevy of boy and girl puills
from tho local high school who have
been summoned by bolh sides as wit
nesses. Tho arguinont between teacher and
pupil, which led up to tho bloody bat
tle In tho corridor, took place boforo
the entire commercial class and as
tho lowtilt many of the pupllB thou
in "iho rooms, ns well as scvoral pupils
In othor classes who happened along
thn corridor when tho somewhat one
sldod demonstration of tho "manly"
art wub being glvon, have been sub
pconod. Constablo August 11. Slngler this
morning sorvod tho following sub
peoues at tho high schoel:
Jessie l'urdy, Alice I-'oibcs, Meno
Davis. Knuik Hay. Ned Vilas. Dolt
l'hlpps, pupils; Miss Mabel Meant,
teacher; and Superintendent of
School u. 3. Collins.
For tho defense Dee Wallace,
ltoburt Iloswoll, Ruth Woodford; and
Morrltt MolMiee, pupils.
The matter will not be taken up
by tho hchool board until after Its din
poial by the courts to which It has
been curried
gig men
MITT
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Jack Rem, a haul plumber, who
will meet CmiI lluach in a u lest ling
mutch at tho Natutorlum uet
Thursday night was tin hum 1 one of
th ablest Coiulsh style v rentiers In
tho United States. Horn In Calumet,
Mich., lie was talsed amuiiK the Co I'
ll lull miners working In the famous
Cu I u met and Hokla copper mlue. an
from his earliest dajt, ho was school
ed in n district whore ability to
"lloOd" Mio other follow by phlllng
tho Jacket. In which oornlKh stylo
w renders pull off their bouts, untl
throwing tliuir opponent. The style
t.o which It Him is acoiiHtouiod rosoni
bits more closely the (jrenco-ltnmiiu,
bill he fuels confident that his natural
quloknoftti will ounble hlin to over
come tho hi German.
Itonx Is twenty pounds heavier than
IlUBoh nnd ill that alone has a big
advantage.
Tho bout will tske place Thursday
night and will be proceeded by a pre
liminary between Jenkins Junior, of
G'Mcag.0 nnd Co Watson, local boy
wui vVfifnor of tho preliminary at thfc
last nuitoli.
XOTICK.
Tq tho mustor plumber, contractors
and builders of Medford nnd Ulnl(y.
that on and nftor April tho first, the
minimum scale of wages for Journov.
mon plumbors and Btoamflttois shall
be $f. por day. eight hours. J Fiaiw
presldont. C Jl Loalu-i . .r.-iai
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THURSDAY
A PROMISEFUL YEAR
JUDGED bv the number of inquiries being received by
the iMediortl Commercial Club, tho year 1911 promises
to be the banner year Tor immigration of liomeseokers to
the Rogue River Valley.
iMore requests have been received for literature, more
people have signified their intention of coining here then
in any previous year in the history of Medford. The city
and valley are better advertised than ever before, and
with the coming of spring, will come the homeseekers. '
Oregon has been truly named "the litst west," the on
ly remaining section of tho United States undeveloped.
'Mi.ts.iW ir iri,no IwiliinI "7i c1i iii tri nn -Hiii'iv luiliillfl ri;i1H'nl'-
1 ivi-niv ,11(110 Mi-mini miomiiijiui'i ""'V '"""" .....v..
nia, the tide of immigration that has peopled those states
is now pouring into Oregon. Much of our section, rich in
natural resources, is still undeveloped. Though settled for
vears, the country has been
in spots.
The Pacific west will ever
millions of the east. It is destined in time, to sustain an
enormous population. Conditions of life are so desirable
that an ever increasing army of homeseekers will yearly
wend their way to this land of promise.
"Wo, who are building the foundation of a city and
planting the piuhcer orchards in the greatest fruit belt in
i,hovoi'ld, most do our work well, 'build broadly for the fut
ure so that our attractions can match the attractions
showered upon the land by nature.
WARSHIP UTAH'S SILVER SET
PHOPORlflD adornment of
rlw'iwnvbjiitlcKhii) lH.'ih
voting
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and the Mormon Temple has aroused wide-spread
indignation.
The Presbyterian ministers association of New York
has adopted resolutions of protest which conclude as fol
lows :
"The insignia of any church has no place on the service
of a United States 'ship, and the insignia of the Mormon
Church so placed in an insult to the Christian people of
the whole country."
The point is well titken.' Separation of church and state
is an acknowledged policy of the nation. As well put
Dowie's picture on as Drigham Young's, in fact. Dowie was
the more respectable of the two. lie at any rate, obeyed
the nations laws.
If Utah insists upon using Brilliant Young's picture,
it should be accompanied by a collection of his forty or
fiftv or so wives nnd the "Bee Hive." What an inspira
tion to holnesick sailors to
domestic bliss while sipping
LESS THAN TON
NETS S30.000
One of the Locators of the Kirliy
Strike in iho Illinois District
Qrlnys Sample of Ore to Medford
-Which Teems iftith Gold.
O. Anderson, ono of thn dlscovereis
of tho recently located mineral coun
try at Kliby, In the Illinois district,
arrived in this city Monday and
pioudly dlsplned, at an evidence of
the richness of the new "strike" a
i hunk of (limit, so full of gold that to
describe It ns a piece of gold carry
ing small values In rock would be ac
curate. To M. S. Johnson, with whom ho
spent a portion of the morning, An
derson gave a detailed dlflcrlptlon of
i he new countrj and in speaking ol
the strikes made there by Individuals
Hivounted his own experience, to the
. ffert (hat out or one o.unntlty of '" has about that amount and
i in 1800 pounds In weight he lmil lr "' th' rontmrth awarded are flll
cxtrncted 117 pounds, (troyl.ol gold ( "" ''"'"'"K summer. Med
The value of this find Is uppioMuinto.' '! will be able to boast of having
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Dcfratiders On Trial.
Nl'.W YOWK, March tl. Accused
of hnvnu defrauded thu I'nited Stutcb
customs nut f Kt.OOO.OOO. II. .1. and
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NOTICE .MKimiAXTS.
Regular meeting of the Medford
Merchants' association at Commercial
Club Rooms Mai eh Gth, ut S 00 p. m
llusluotts for the evening: Annual
flection of officers, icport of director
i. N. Wnrnor of the state merchants
association, report and consideration
of credit rating committee report. All
merchant's of the city Invited to at
'ond. H. C OARN'ISTT. President
J. II. CARlvlN Secretary 89S
NOTICE.
' Hoglnnlng April lt. 1911. thb
anion scalo for painters will be II
uer day. On that data the lultutlou
fee into local union, No. CIS. Nro-
thorhood of Pnlntors & Doeorators of
America, will be rahicd.
The union meets every Thursday
light at S p. m. ln-iuglo hall.
C. W. HARU1NGTON,
Socretnry.
105 North Hnrtlett Rt 31"
IlnsUiii tor Health
It. ,1. Din.'eu ii Mini avenue, ami au ,t f(U,8 tl) cur0 H w oilOVE'S slg
dealorw, were plneed on trial here t-1 nRtiim Is oa each box. 25c.
day in Hie tederul circuit court. I
llesides faeniK eriuiiiial eliaigi, ,
the DuveeiiH ate eoiifrouted bv i'!nnir Paa Maldalai;
goveriimeni civil suit to collect $:0U. IlJV llCUi. lTlVjUluY
1100 back dutm. I
I will lecture at the N'atatorlum at
only scratched, and scratched
be a magnet to attract the
the silver set to be presented
with tho nictures of Britrham
gaze upon such a picture of
puns tea!
NOD FROM "SOL"
TO STMT WORK
Construction Company in Charge of
Pavlnn. Work Has Ordered Gradinn
Machinery Laid Down Here by
March lO.Tcn Miles to Be Done.
That work upon the clly streets
will begin shortly is confidently ex
pected by the officials of tho Clarko
Ilenery construction company to
whom the emit met for the majority
of the uotk to be done has been
awarded.
Some time ago, A. W. Claike, man
ager of the company Informed the
home office to have tho grading out
fit here by March 10, and the com
mencement of activities Is now only
awaiting ou the arrival of these and
the cessation of the winter weather.
Altogether some ten miles of sheet
paving will be done this year. The
'considerably over twenty
miles of
paved
day.
streets by net
New Year's
TO CiritK A COLD IX ONK DAY
Take LAXATIVE 11UOMO Quinine
Tablets. Dtuurlcts refund money If
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Miidford. March 7th, S o'clock, on
thn "Power and the Elevation of
Christian Womanhood," also the
"Caiue of the Downfall of YounR
Women of the Present Day."
"Mr. Moseley U one of tho best plat
form orators, lUblo student and
minister of tU gospel. Hts has trav
eled through Europe, on tho seas and
In many parts of tho I'nited States
lecturing ami preaching tho gospel
He was a student of the Gient llrlt
aln school of arts. Ho has been mas
ter machinist of one of tho largest
Engine ivoiks In Pittsburg, Pn , hav
ing: lull charge of setting on and
dlicuorglng and setting tho scale ol
iiio He wnj supoiintendeut of
one of the best engine works at
, Cleveland. O. Mr. Moseloy was pint-
to nu orator in the bast In IS9U-91
mi won the victory in some of the
jrHt strikes. Ho also is a flno flute
and piccolo player nnd tenor singer
Ho conies from the best of homes
Come and hear him heats on sale
i lluwkln- luiK Hture I Cit iro 50
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New Cases.
Phobo Ann Hlldebrand vs. James
O. Hlldebrand. Suit for divorce. W.
11. PhlppB, attorney for plaintiff.
Mm-ringe Licenses.
Honjaniln IIowo nnd Florence
F.
Frazer.
T. P. Leonard nnd Mary F. Hawks.
Herbert M. Holland and Florence
A. llonson.
Probate.
Estate John Ponlngcr, inventory
nnd appraisement filed showing es
tate valued at $7&00.
Estate Wm. Owings, Inventory and
appraisement filed showing estate
valued at $2500.
Estate IT. L. Pogg, order made for
rale of real property,
Estate Ellen Jaquish, order made
setting April 8, 1911 ns day for fin
al settlement.
KWAIj KSTATE TRANSFERS
.1. W McCoy to Eugenia L.
Atkinson, property In Ash
land $
Florence N. Strntton to Molllo
10
Songer, property In Ashland
GOD
."nines W. Hates to Sherman C.
Godloro, lots 15 and 1G,
block, Medford
Sherman C. Godloro to Mary
A. ltader, lots 15 and IB,
block i!2, Medford
V S. to Krancln M. naliey 160
acres In tbwnshlp 32. 2 East
Pat
Slslkyou Electric Power &
Light Co., to Jesse W. Chur
chill, 1G0 acres in township
11, -1 Eeast
Luetta Acll to It. A. Knlpp,
lot 1, block 2 Ol3on's Add,
Medford
10
10
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,1. C. names to Albert Ander
son et al, rel. of ifotul
Albert Anderson to College
Hill add, Inc. assignment
of bond J"7"
A. Covvlo Files to Mabel S.
Hnrvey lots 1 and 2, block
5G, Medford ,.,
J. A. Lyon to Frances E.
Mltz, lot .'15, Highland Add.
Medford . , . . .,. .-.
Horace A. Ilnncom to Lydla A.
Ilanscom, proporty in Tal
ent Win. Dennis to Wm. A. Wag
goner, land In township 35,
t West
John P. Wavew to Corrlo 11.
Wan en. bind In township
37, 2 West
Henry J. LaClair t( Hannah
Elnkoff, land In West Moul
and add
Ilobert Ilond to Mrs. M. II.
Valrce, mining property In
Forest Creek MHlnlng dls
tiict O C It It Co to Geo W.
Jones. SO acres In section
21, township 39. 2 East . . .
W. II. Huiley to Wm. Glenn,
land in township 38, 1 East
10,000 bond
Stnto of Oregon to Lilly L.
Wilson, 10 acies'ln section
lfi, township 31. 2 West. .
10
250
1.00
5000
1.00
GOO
1.00
10
50
NOTICE
W. V l'hipps lias removed his Inw
office to riupi.-Tn.vlor building. I'n
I ranee room 207. 300
Hasklns for Health
Draperies
Wo carry a very complete
lino of draperies, laco curtains,
fixtures, etc., and do nil clnased
of upholstering. A spoclnl mnn
to look after thts work exclu
sively nnd will glvo n9 good
servico as is possible to got In
oven tho largest cities.
Weeks & McGowan Co
TAKE UP A
CLAIM
P.vory citizen, man or woman hns a
timber .uul stono right of 100 acros,
price to tho government J2.G0 per
acre No cultivation, residence or
Impiovement required, I have about
twenty-five claims to lotate, seO mo,
and have a talk, thts land Is worth,
itO 00 per acre. Call or write.
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A. H. SALING. Room l Jackson
County lUuk Huililing. 318
Van Dyke
Realty Co.
CITY PROPERTY
PARMS, PRVIT RANCHES
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Where fco Go
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JMcdford'e Exclusive Picture The-;!
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Complete change of program;;
today
Ordy tho best and latest films i
shown.
Admission 10c. I
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THE ISIS THEATRE
fSMlTII AND ELLIS i
I In their characteristic Irish Play-
i let entitled
'ftlTAUX THE OAItTKIt"
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GOOD SONG 1JY
HARRY ULANCIIARD
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NATATORIUM
TODAY
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;! Roller Skating, Howling, Peel,
! Hllllnidl, Rlglo Shooting nnd Tub;
; and Shower Ilnths for laUlcs and
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geiiiiciueii.
..fl.vMlfC? ItllTOPlU'PVfll
4 tiviri'jii r iLiiuniwuwii
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DOORS OPEN
7:00 P. M.
VERNON AND VERNON
Present
"CORDS AND DISCORDS"
Fnrco Coniody
i a-RCELS MOVING
pictures-:! :
nimt. '
Latest and
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and Sunday
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WHEN DOWN TOWN DROP
IN AT TnE
"Nat Confectionery
ICE CREiM, SOIT DRNIKS,
CONFECTIONERY, LUNCH
A light, pleasant room, opon
from 8 a. in. to midnight.
FOR SALE
BY OWNER
Smnll -1-room hoii'-e on oast front"
lof 50x100, mx bearing pnino nnd
twp-year pear trees, water and bewer,
paved htivet, gat, in housp, woodshed,
chicken houso and yard.
PRICE $1200
Terms: One-half cash, balance
like rent.
528 S. Fir St.
PHONE 901
Old customers send mo
your address.
New Promimns, New Ser
vice, New Agent.
But the same old stand
ard goods. v
AGENCY GRAND
UNION TEA CO.
110 TRIPP STREET
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t0D. LOOK 811(1 LlSlCIl!
Prospective nuichasers will save
money to see us befo.o buvlng
Wo have orchaid tracts, alfalfa
lands etc , city properly, Improved
and unimproved. We have the ban
ner orchard of Rogue River Valley foi
ale; 16-year-old apple trees, also
ihorry and peach orchard, bearing on'
this farm, consisting of very best pay-,
ing varieties; '.'00o small fruits aud
(berries. See us at once A bargain
j List your orchard and city pcoporty
with us v
Mining lands, etc
OREGON REALTY & MINJNG CO.
Phone 1002.
Room 810 dumcU-loicy Uulldliig
GET, THE HABIT
Of calling us If you hnvo any otectrlo work of any kind. Vo can
fix you up la the best possible style. v
It is a Good Habit and Will Cost You Nothing
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Electric Construction Co.
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P&HWHHH&H
J. E. ENYART, President J. A. PERRY, Vice-President
F. E. MERRICK, VIce-Presldirat JOHN S. ORTH, Cashier
W. B. JACKSON, Ass't Cashier.
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The Medford National Bank
Capital, $100,000.00
Surplus, $20,000.00
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR .RENT. A GENERAL HANKING
BUSINESS TRANSACTED. Wo SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
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Timothy and Clover Ranch
Most people, who know tho beBt farms in tho country have heard of
the fepencer farm on Williams creek. It sure Is an idcnl ranch, 140
acres all told, 130 of which Is under irrigation, 100 acres in clover
and timothy. There Is a nlco bearing family orchard, tho best water
right in the valley, good house, big barns, just tho place you have been
looking for. We have It for sale at 517,000.00, which includes all per- "
sonal property.
Write or come in and see us and we will tell you more about It.
RIfiGS LUCAS LAND COMPANY GRANTS PASS, OREGON '"
Main Street Business Property
Nets Over 8 Per Cent Interest
Best location. Great increase
in value. Lot 50 feet by 140
feet. Splendid buy for invest
ment or speculation. Special
price for quick action. Address
Owner, Medford
k P. O. BOX NO. 477.
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Medford Bakery
TODD 00. .
HOME-MADE PIES AND PASTRY
H. B. PATTERSON
The QUAKER
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Everything in the Nursery Line
See the nice English Hollies. 'All kinds
of shadft treesj shrubbery, roses (only
the most perfect plants), niid full line
of ppar, peach, applo, apricot, prunes,
etc., etc.
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Office 116
Office Phone 238!
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220 WEST MAIN STREET
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Make a Selection
of our small cakes and specialties
and you'll have n collection of a's
tempting and toothsome dainties J?
were ever &ct beforo a king. Don't
be Ido lnte coming for yours, how
over. Wo can novcr bceni to bako
enough no matter how many extra
wo bnko fresh daily.
O. Delicatessen
SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE
LADY COOK IN CHARQE.
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NURSERYMAN
Main Street
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