MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, arEDITORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 1(5, 1911.
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LOCAL AND
John Devlin of Applcgato was a
recent visitor in Medford.
Dave Force expects soon to start
development work on his mino of
Jackson creek.
It. D. Hoke, who owns part of tho
old Penlnger place in Willow Springs
district, did business in Medford
Wednesday. He has planted 50 acres
In apples and pears.
J. B. Wood hns returned from a
business trip to Portland.
Late magazines, periodicals and pa
pers at tho free reading room In chap
el back of the Presbyterian church.
Open evenings from 7:00 to 10 p. m.
All men and boys are invited. tf
Senator von der Hellen and his son
Carl were jecent visitors to our city.
W. P. Holt of Kaglo Uolnt spent
Wednesday in Medford on business.
Mrs, Lou Enyart left Wednesday
owning for Glendale, where her
mother is seriously ill,
II. B. Patterson, 11G E. Main, has
some nice English Hollies and all
kinds of shade trees. Rosea (all tho
best). Now Is a good time to plant.
Drop in and see me. tf
Harry Mears, the miner, who is re
ceiving treatment In Medford, Is con
valescing from a serious Illness.
Mrs. L. Vnn Scoyoc has left for nn
extended visit in San Francisco and
other bay city points.
Is your house wired? Ono cigar
less a day would pay for a hundred
per cent increase in comfort. Start
living tho electric life. tf
M. M. Demmlng of Central Point
was a recent visitor In this city.
W. F. Shafer was In Medford Wed
nesday en route to Gold Hill. He Is
developing n quartz mine In Forest
Creek district.
Ladles If you have any hair to
sell or wish It made Into fashionable
colfuers please bring it to Madame
L. L. Heamc, 24 C North Oakdale
avenuo. 30G
H. L. Burdlc of Ashland spent
Wednesday in Medford with friends.
E. D. Williams of Grants Pass was
In Medford recently on business.
A. C. Chittenden and Leo Watklns
wore over from Itogue river yester
day Dr. J. E. Shearer, physician and
surgeon. Office over Strang's drug
store. tf
Senntor II. Von der Hellen of
Wollon was a Medford visitor Wed
nesday. N. Jerry, tho well known operator
In mines, is among us ngain.
John II. Carkin, attorney at law,
ovor Jackson County bank.
Mrs. M. M. Putnam and grand
daughter Bruce left for the Matters
homo In Kentflold, California Wed
nesday. Call phono 21C1, 1032 for baggage
wagon. 451
Howard S. Dudley will leavo Sun
day for a business trip to Klamath
Falls whore ho has property Inter
ests. Gregory leading photographer,
vlewB, portraits. 323
W. M. Colvlg haB returned from a
business trip to Grants Pass.
Haw you $100 in tho bank? Why
don't you put it to work? Buy n lot
on tho Installment plan and in three
months doublo your money. Talk
this over with Tinny, 201 Garnett
Corey bldg. He haB several lots that
can bo bought liko this. 309
Harry Wilson has returned from
a two monthB visit with his parents
In Bakorsfleld, California.
Kelchsteln for wood. Ynrd cornor
Fir and Tenth. 329
Henry N. Manning of Sacramonto
Is visiting his sister Mrs. C. S. Fallls
In this city. ,
Will sell my homo and some fur
niture; homo valued low at $5,000;
all for $3,C50 cash for quick sale.
Address J. Owner caro this office tf
Frank Klser, who is developing n
big orchard near Jacksonville, was
with his Medford frlonds yesterday.
WeeRs & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
DAY PHONE 2271
Night 'Phenes:
F. W. Weeks, 2071
A. E. Orr, 3692.
LADY ASSISTANT
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John A. Perl
Undertaker and Embalnw
Successor to the undertaking de
partment of Medford Furniture Co.
Office With
Medford Furniture Company
Sick and injured convoyed to
any part of city or country.
Telephenes: Day 3G1.
Night: John A. Perl 4111. C.
V. Conklln, 3601. J. H. Butle-,
1571.
PERSONAL
A. S. Furry of Phoenix felt the live
stock market of Medford Wednesday.
Miss "Amalla Britt and Mrs. W. E.
Finney of Jacksonville visited in
Medford one day this week.
See R. A. Holmes, Tlio Insurance
Man, Over Jackson County bank. tf.
Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. L. O. Vnn
Wegen of Griffin Creek district were
In our city Wednesday.
Looso leaf ledgers mado in Medford
at tho Mall Trlbuno office.
II. II. Taylor of Applegatc did bus
iness with our merchants yesterday.
William Martin of Beagle and I.
Householder of Kanes Creek wero on
our streets Wednesday.
Try the now barber shop; every
thing clean and sanitary; opopslte
P. O.
James Taylor nnd A. T. Lundgren
mado us a short visit this week.
Judge Calkins Is holding court In
Josephine county. He will open the
March session for this county at Jack
sonville Monday.
Ashland Steam Landry, Medford
office, phone No. 1201. tf.
Mrs. llenness of Mt. Tabor and
Mrs. Mnry Day of Jacksonville, whom
she is visiting, spent Wednesday aft
ernoon In Medford.
J. H. Deemnn nnd S. W. McClendon
Gold Hill capitalists, wero with us
yesterday.
Rev. J. A. McVeigh will begin
evangelistic meetings Sunday, March
19th at tho First Presbyterian
church. tf.
F. Y. Allen of Trail haB removed
to Medford and will remain during
tho spring season.
Mr. nnd Mrs. G. W. Lanco, Jr., of
Gold Hill have been visiting relatives
living In Medford.
Printing, all kinds at Portland
prices. Mall Trlbuno office.
L. A. Obcnclmlu of Klamath Falls,
which Is visiting In tho valley, wns In
Medford Tuesday.
E. V. Carter of Ashland is spend
ing the winter at Houston, Tex., for
the benefit of his health. He Is But
tering with nn attack of locomotor
ataxia.
Our specialty, fresh oystors and
fish direct from ocean to Louvre
Cafe. 309
Misses Alice Hoofs and Mabel Hen
ry of Jacksonville wore Medford vis
itors Wednesday.
M. L. Alford and T. W. Miles have
been visiting In Ashland, accompa
nied by their wives.
Meichants lunch, 11:30 to 2 p. m.
35c at Louvro Cafo. 309
Editor Pattlson was among tho
many Central Pointers In Medford
during tho weok.
John W. McDonough of Ashland
nnd George McDonough of Sams Val
ley Interviewed tho tax collector the
foro part of tho week.
Quick service, Merchants Lunch,
11:30 to 2 p. m. Louvro Cafo. 309
John Ulgham of Eagle Point made
Medford his regular visit Wednesday.
Mr. Lamport, a prominent cltlzon
of Salem, Is visiting his son, E. Lam
port, tho saddler. Ho Is accompanied
by his wife and daughter.
All kinds of bindery work dono at
Mall Trlbuno offlco.
J. S. Harnett. T. Ilcall and E. F.
Hathaway of Central Point precinct
wero recent Medford visitors.
T. W. Powers of Ruch Is spending
a few days with his daughter, Mrs.
S. A. Lewis in this city.
Mrs. M. M. Taylor of Jacksonville
was tho guest of Mrs. Helen Gale
Wednesday.
Mado in Medford, any stylo of looso
leaf or blank book, at Mall Trlbuno
office.
Arthur W. Clark, superintendent
of tho Clark & Heneray Construction
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company, has returned from n visit
to Itosoburg, where ho attended to
business affairs of his company.
T. R. Young of Central Point wns
In Medford on n short business trip
Wednesday.
W. S. Brooke and A. Conro Flero,
tho horticulturists, tarried for n few
hours In Medford yesterday.
Medford local Socialist party meets
every Sunday afternoon, 2:30 at
Smith's hall on North Grapo street.
Everybody invited. tf.
Roy Ulrlch, ono of Jacksonville's
merchants, wns in our midst Wed
nesday. Mayor W. II. Canon spent Thurs
day In Grants Pass on business.
District Attorney B. F. Mulkey has
returned from a professional visit to
Grants PaBa. Ho was accompanied by
Judge Calkins of tho circuit court.
The Ladles' Aid of the M. E. church
will hold another market sale on
Saturday afternoon at 1:30 nt tho
Allen Grocery company. Tho A. B.
C. committee will please take notlco
of their terms to supply the market
with eatables. 30G
LITERATURE TO
T VALLEY
Two Hundred Thousand Booklets and
Pamphlets Needed to Carry On Ef
fective Work for Ensuing Year
Diversity of Literature In Use
At tho regular semi-monthly meet
ing of tho Medford Commercial club
last night the most important subject
discussed wns tho character and. scope
of advertising matter which Is consid
ered necessary to further tho pub
licity work In tho Interest of Medford
and tho entiro Roguo River valley.
Diversity of llteraturo which has
been adopted In a gradually growing
scalo for some time Is now regnrded
as tho most offcctlvo means of at
tracting people hero, In addition to
display advertisements carried In tho
Sunset and other magazines bolng
built on the samo lines of specializing
our different resources, and espec
tally those that aro In urgent need of
development, like tho poultry, dairy
and small tract Industries.
This mothod will bo followed by
tho club during tho next season's
campaign, their bulletin No. 2 on
fruit growing Issued n fow weekH
since having already met with groat
success. This bulletin will bo closely
.followed In exploiting poultry nils
In, and diversified gardening, and
within a comparatively Bhort time It
Is confidently expected that these in
dustries will have mado a strong
start. Tho contract for 1911 calls
for 245,000 pieces of Htoraturo, In
cluding tho colonist folders, 80,000
Illustrated booklots of two dlfforont
patterns, nnd over 100,000 copies of
tho different bulletins. Tho large
booklet of 1910, which Is generally
regarded and nccepted as tho finest
work of the kind over published for
community advertising, will bo close
ly pattorned after this year, although
It will contnln less pages without
losing any of Its most attractive
qualities.
Tho removal of tho Commorclnl
club to tho Exhibit building wns also
bi ought up, but no action wns taken,
pending a number of unsettled m al
tera. RECORD YIELD FOR ROGUE.
(Continued from Poro 1.)
Tho Roguo River vnlloy today If
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Advance Sale of Spring Wash Goods and Easter Wear
You will concede when you come to this sale that we have the most exquisite
variety of Wash Goods ever brought to the city of Medford. The variety is
large, and the collection is one of exquisite beauty throughout
2(i-iiKh Rajah Silk, jill colors, on sale 45c27-inch AInrcWset('f rose, I'linnipaiu', jaspers, etc; sale,
- iwh woolen "Shepard Cheek," blaek and white, sale,
per yard
One-Fourth Off on Every Suit Case in
you want to Icck right while traeling, andlme a little etra
one of these cases.
Waists Values up to $2.50,
AVe have only about IK soiled, and odd, numbers in ladies' up-to-date Waist toft
from our last week's sale, we oiler Satiirdav and Friday at the small price of 50c each.
We endeavor to please vou first and ourselves afterwards.
"J'Al bKHJS AX1) JJKlttSiS
cnsll tin first In tho entire world in
scientific culture of apples and pears.
"The crop this year will bo a record-breaker,
judging from the sotting
of tho coming crop on the trees. Nov
cr havo I seen a better prospect. And
frost Is a bugaboo which no longer
threatens, for orchnrdlsts aro nil pre
paring to co-operate with this offlco
In fighting frost so thnt there really
is no danger so long as they heed tho
bulletins we will send out each
night."
Hnsklns for Health.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
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IIIGIICKOFT residenco sites nro sell
ing daily; make jour selection bo
foro choice lots nro hold. tf
FOR SALIC First class incubator
nnd brooder, as good as new. In
quire Huffum, caro Itogito Iliver
Kloctrio Co., 'Jlti W. Main ht. If
FOR LEASE Fishinjj, boating
hunting resort on easy terms.
32, Muil Tribune.
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FOR SALE Lot corner Ninth and
Peach. Easy terms if taken at once.
Address Uox 315, P. O. 312
FOR SALE White Orpington egKs
. .for hutching. Penbro orchard. Tel
Main 0102. im
FOR SALE Two houses and one
acre, close in; can ho cut into lots
For quick sale this goes for .$1700
Terms. John Ueter, 10 N. Front
street. tf
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY Eighteen
hundred neres of Roguo Kiver val
ley Innil for sale; about one-fourth
cleared; balance brush Innd, cheap
ly cleared. Idenl tract for subdivid
ing; railroud facilities very attrac
tive. Price $1 00,000, 30 per cent
down, balance from one to four
years, which may easily he paid out
of the sales, us release clause can
hti given enabling tho buyer to sub
divide and sell in Miuill tracts, for
which three to six hundred dollars
per aero should he received. , You
will be dealing directly with owners.
Address P. O. Hox,G58, Grants Pass,
Ore. 313
FOR SALE Boarding houso; every
thing new; reasonable terms. Call
:112 E. Jackson. 331
BOAHD With or without rooms
Mrs. L. Judson, 317 E. Jackson
Phono 3712. 310
KOOM AND HOARD Home unokiiip
family stylo, .f.()0 per week. '1-1(1
S. Evergreen. Phono 1101. 31()
l''OH RENT Nice sunny front room
close in, 2 blocks from Main street
Rent reasonable. 210 S. Central
nve. tf
WANTED Four teams at once to
plough, 30 days' work; good pay.
Call nt room 10, P. O. bldg. 300
WANTED Woman for general
housework for family of two m
county. Applicant call Nash hotel
between 8 and I) o'clock Friday
evening. 30(1 '
Draperies
Wo carry a vory complete
lino of draperies, lnco curtains,
fixtures, etc., and do all classea
of upholstering. A special man
to look nftor this work exclu
sively and will glvo as good
service as Is possible to got In
even the largest cities.
Weeks & McCowan Co
BARGAINS
FRIDAY and
..35c
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HELMS WILD WEST
BASEBALL PARK SUNDAY
tl is understood that Dr. Helms
nnd his bunch of wild west perform-'
eis will hold forth ut the ball park1
on Sunday next and thnt the people
who wend their way thither will havo
the opportunity of witnessing a rc.il
wild west porfonnninK,' that will he
pulled off in the real wild west stJe.
Ileal wild horses will be ridden and.
the bucking and antics of tho ponies
will be the real goods nnd not the!
mild kind shown by somo wo'uld-bo
wild west shows.
The big doings will begin promptly
at 2 p. in. on next Sunday afternoon.
La Mesa for Manucvcrs.
WASHINGTON, I). C, March 10.
General T. II. Illiss reported to tho
war department today from San Di-
HTUDIO
700 SOUTH
OAK DA MO
PHONIC 0072.
Prlvato or class lessons In oil, wa
ter color or tapestry. Ordors takon.
AGNES R. GRANT.
At Ball Park Sunday
Big' Wild West Performance
10 Wild Horses to be Ridden
If you have anything' you would like to
Have ridden bring' it in.
Performance opens at 2 P. M.
AT MEEKE
SATURDAY
per vnrd
36-ineh Black Taffeta; $2.00 value; sale, per yard . .. $1.50
30-ineh Cloth of ( Jold; .7A) value; sale, yard . $1.00
Sale 50c
i'Ku thnt ho had found a favoiable
maneuver field at I .a Mesa, 18 mile
from San Diego. He will encamp
two reginii'.nts there temporarily.
MEDEORD THEATER
Sunday, March 19th
The
MARJORIE MANDEVILLE CO.
In Do Maimer's Great Drama
"ZAZA"
Is' I0W ('OSTra UN NMW SCENERY
OLD PRICES 25c AND 85V. .
Seats on sale Friday, March 17.
R'S
50c
the Entire Stock
change to spend for
WMaS
28 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE.
A good job Is rarely found except
through a business way of searching
for it. Tho nccopted business way Is
tho want ad wny.
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