PA'GE TWO
MEDFGRD MAIL TRIBUNE, afTCPFORP, ORECIOX, SrmY, APRIL 2, 1P11,
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Jolm W. Wolford and Mr. Arron
holdt of Ycj'For, West Virginia will
nrrlvo tonight to locate In Medford.
Dick WHkenson of Koysor, West
Virginia Is In Medford looking for a
business Investment.
D. W. Chaffee of tho Young &
Chaffee Furniture Company of
, Grand Rapids, Is visiting with lilf
. brother and Blatcr-In-law, Mr. and
' Mih. Chaffee of Wont Main street.
Sir. and Mrs. George A cane, are
. visiting with Kngenc friends thin
weak.
Mrs. G. G. Shirley in visiting In
Portland tlila week. ! .
Two nnd ono-half acros In nlfalfa
olio nt 11a sonf.li of WaHhlngton Bchool,
easy terms. A. W. II. Hvorhard, 212
Fruitgrowers' Hank bldg. tf
Mm. W. 1. Vawter returned this
week from Portland. On her way
home hIio vIhHuiI at Hugene with her
son, Vernon.
C. C. Gorman of Medford Ik a
HiiKfiic visitor this week.
Loose leaf lodgers made In Medford
at the Mall Tribune office.
Scott V. Davis spent a fow hours
In Grants Pass this week.
M. C. Anient of Grants Pass was
in Medford on Friday for a fow
hours.
Money to loan. Spraguo' Uros.,
11 Farmers & Fruitgrowers 'Hunk
bldg. IV.7
P. M. Kershaw of Medford was In
Grants Pass Wednesday.
Tho Quostlon Club gave a picnic
to Ashland on Friday.
Tho most favored pooplo on the
coast aro tho Medford pooplo. They
have tho Medford Jobbing compnny
to look after all of tholr little odd
Jobs, repair their electrical appliances
and clean tholr wnlls and ceilings.
Medford Jobbing Co., office, Medford
Music Shop, St. Mark's block. Phone
Main 0150 1. 330
OIney Roddy spout Saturday In
Jacksonville.
George Faucet I former Wells
Fnrgo agent In Medford was a biiBl-
ness visitor here and at Ashland this
wcok.
Spring Is hero. It Is houBccIoahlng
time, llavo thoso walls and celllugs
cleaned by tho .Medford Jobbing Coi's
now Parisian process. Nothing like
It. Offlco Medford Music Shop, SJt
Mnrk'B block. I13G
Geo. Cheny was In Jacksonville
In court business Hut unlay.
.Mrs. C. 10. Smith of this city was'
a guest of Mr. and Mrs. I),
W.o Mr-
1
Coy of Ashland tills week.
Dr. J. 12. Shonror, physician and
t
surgeon. Offlco ovor Strang's drug
storo. it
10.' A. Reames spent several hours
In Jacksonville Saturday.
Robert G. Smith or Grants Pass
spent Filday In Medford.
Gregory leading photographer,
vlows, portraits. 323
Miss Leda and Miss Pert ha Prim
arrived home Satin day in answer to
a telegram stating that their sister
was dead.
George P. Minis, of Seven OaKw,
was a guest at the Nash on Friday.
Call phono 2151, 1032 for baggago
wagon. 451
10. 10. Herbert of WlllUton, Nortoh
Dakota arrived Friday to look ovor
he valley.
It. II. Harris of Gold Hill was In
Medford on business Friday.
Don t fall to go to the meu'ii meet
ing Sunday afternoon. li
Mr. niul Mrs. I). W. Moor left for
Toledo. Ohio, on Saturday when
tbry will make their home.
All hinds or bindery work dono at
Mall Trillium officii.
Joseph Shaska of Grunts 1'iibs whs
a IiiihIik'hh tailor h'rldnv.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDIOIITAKKRS
DAY PI ION 15 2137 1
Nitfht 'Phenes:
F. W. Weeks, 2071
A. E. Orr, 3692.
LADY ASSISTANT
Jphn A. Perl
Undertaker and Embalniur
Succossor to tho uudortaklng dir
partinont of Medford Furniture Co.
Office With
Medford Furniture Company
CALL Oil I'UONK FOR
Ambulance
Sick nnd Injured conveyed to
ny part of city or country.
Tolepuouai: Day 361.
Night: Johu A. Port 4 ill. O.
W. ConlUIn, 3C01. J. II. Ilutls-,
3C71. ' ,h '$
O. C. Hoggs was a court visitor on
Saturday In Jacksonville.
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Jacobs of Seattle
are visiting with Medford friends.
' Henry French of Spokane Is at
the Nnsli.
Mr. and Mrs. Hondlnot Connors of
Table Hock, spent Saturday In Med
ford. ltemember the men's meeting Sun
day afternoon.
O. S. Ulnnchard of Grants Pasd
was In Medford business Saturday
It. M Wbllninn arrived from San
Fni'ucfsco Saturdays
K. I.; Plielps of Leland arrived
yestordijy oil business.
A.C'.I'roaoy of Oakland stopped
off Saturday to spend'Sitnday In Med"
ford.
Do you want II lots fiOxHn each
for $2400 on ensy terms? C. W. II
ICverhard, 212 Fruitgrowers Dank
bldg. tf
Get busy Lizzie.
A. J. Irwin of Hums, Oregon b
a Medford visitor.
J. J. Monahan of Portland Is In
this city on business.
It. C. McMillan of Portland Is In
Medlord for a couple of days.
A. J. Jeman of l.awlon, N'oitl
Dakota Is touring the valley.
J. It. Iloovey of Grants Pass ai
rived Saturday on business.
It. K. Nell of Spokane is leglstor
ed at the Nash.
Seo R. A. Jlolmos, Ttio Insurance
Man, Over Jackson County bank. tf.
Dr. K. Stellandeer of Ited Hluffi
Is a guest ai the Moore.
W. T. ICIebs or Portland Is visit
ing Medford friends.
P. Welch of Spokane arrived Sat
urday from that city to spend a few
days in Medford on business.
Medford local Socialist party moots
every Sunday night at 7:. '10 at
Smith's hall on North Grapo street
Everybody Invited. tf.
A. M. La Hrandt of Lawton, North
Dakota is spending a couple of days
in Medford.
H. 10. Zimmerman of Detroit Is In
Medford on business.
C. Sf. Leo of Snn Francisco is reg
istered at tho Nash.'
J. It. Roily of San Francisco Is In
this city for a few days.
Itdlchntoln for wood. Yard corner
Fir and Tenth. 32!)
J. S. Malloy of Spokauo Is on a
business trip to Southern Oregon and
stopped here Saturday
Charles Monklns or North Yakima
Is vlstthig' friends lu this city nnd,
also touring the valley.
Alfred UarneK of Twin Falls Is a
business visitor.
Jeff King of North Yakima Is
spending a few days lu Medford on
business.
I). M. Cross of Oakland Is lu Med
ford for a few days on business.
Do you want 5 acres In alfalfa,
one mile south of Main street, cheap?
C. W. If. lOvorhard, 212 Fruitgrowers
Hank bldg. tr
R. 10 Graham or North Yakima Is
looking over oichard Investments.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Stewart of
Albion, California are visiting
friends lu this city.
Wake up; Llxzle.
II. Darling or Doltou, Colorado, Is
visiting with .Medford friends.
Mr. ami Mrs. George D. Hamilton
or Detroit are guests at the Moore
L. R. Davles or Del i oil Is In Med
ford on private business.
Antihunt Steam Landry, Medford.
office, phono No. 1201. tf.
II. P. Sherrielil of Foit Jones,
ChIIIoiiiIr Is in Medford and tour
ing tho valley.
It. O. Smith or San DIcko. Is tour
ing the Rogue River Valley.
j Win. L. Davles of Detroit Is In
Medrord, looking over realty lnet
1 incuts.
' Is your houso wired? One cigar
less a day would pay for a hundred
per cent Increase lu comfort. Stint
IMug the electric life. tf
M. A Hull of Portland Is visiting
! wild Medford friends.
I Miss l.eona Ulrlch of Jacksonville
was In Medford Satiirduy morning.
1 Have .miii noticed that people who
iie looking for houses generall) find
what they want when they go to
I I'umv at 201 Ournett. Corey build
Mug'' n
' K A Young of Minneapolis is a
' Medfoid business visitor.
Uiib Newborn left for Jacksonville
Sui in day morning on Im slues
Lute luuguilues. periodicals aud pa
1 per ut the free rending room In chap
el hack of tha Presbyterian churoh.
Open ovenlngg from 7:00 to 10 p. m.
All men slid boys are Invited. . tf
1 John Chi kin was lu Jacksonville
on hiisliittss fur h few hours Satur
day. Printing, Mil kinds st Portland
prices. MhII Tribune office.
Mi unit Mis C D Uriggs of Ash
land were visiting In Jackttouv 111.'
Haturdav
Mail In Medford, any style of loos
leaf or blank book, at Mail Tribune
office.
John H. Carklw, attorney at law,
ovr Jackon County bank.
Office rooms for rent over U ml ford
lluidvwne Co. Inquire of It F
llnv t len
I O ,' Y' i. I f't!
J. M. Speldel of Corvallls Is so
journing In Medford.
M. H. Peck of Portland Is a Med
ford visitor for a day or ho.
G. 10. Feschor of San Francisco ar
rived In this city Saturday.
A. C. Thompson of Ilodd Itlver In '
this city on private business for a
fow days.
It. II. Roberts, a prominent busi
ness mnu of Letanon, Oregon Is a
guest at tho Mborc.
Ladles, why fuss over a cook stove
on a hot day when you can buy good
home made pies, cakes, bread, salads
etc, at the food sale held nt Warner.
Wort m an & Goto store every Tuesday
afternoon by tho Warner Christian
Temperance Union.
Mr. and Mis. J. D. Heard return
ed from Los Angeles Friday night,
iccompunlod by their daughter
Gladys.! While In Los Angeles Miss
Heard had' tho misfortune to slip on
a glass sidewalk' light and falling
sustained a fracture of her left arm.
The break Is healing rapidly.
Thoroughbred Rhode Island Reds
for sale. Choice cockerels, ?1. lOggs
1 per setting. Address Ulrlch Pros,
lacksonvllle. -10
Advcrtisinn Not Soliciting.
HIOLLINGIIAM, Wash.. April 1.
Holding that advertising is not soll
'itlng and that the local option stat
ute being a criminal law, must be
interpreted strictly and not hrondlv,
lude John A. Kollog of tho super
ior court this morning sustained the
lefoiidnnt'fS demurrer to tho Infor
mation against .1. Arouson, wholesale
ilipior dealer of Seattle, who was
charged with a violation of the liquor
iaw because he advertised his liquors
In the public press in Helliugham,
which Is a dry unit. The case will be
appealed by the state
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Il comparason and without know
ing the prices, many people have
gained the Impression that "Medford
Heights" lots nie quoted at higher
prices than other east side additions.
We are reported to have sold a lot to
a business man for $2 000. This Is
an error, and It Is a fact that con
sidering location and distance from
the business center, "Medford
Heights" lots are from one-third to
one-half less. Tho actual prices are
from $100 to I'JfiO each and the
terms are one-third cash. Investiga
tion will quit kly prove every state
ment made here
I'll 10 VAN DVlii: UHAII'V CO.
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TOO -ATE TO CLASSIFY.
IlIOIICh'OFT residence sites are sell
ing daily; make your selection be
I'ore clioice lots aro sold. tf
FOR SAliK -I'artnersliip inlerest in
one of (lie best chtablished real es
tate nnd insurance business in the
city. This is n moneymaker for the
right man. Act quickly. Address
X Co,. .Mail Tribune.
FOR SALK -We have Hill neien in
Williuins creek valley, Josepliine
county, section '27, township liS,
range ,r vvesl, adjoining town of
William on Grants I'ls-U'ogue
River Railroad, :i( acres in cultiva
tion, balance pasture, ll'-'O acres
bottom laud, balance bench; 1(1(1,001)
I eel of saw timber; good wnlei
riglil. I'lice .i.')l!(ll); terms. Ad
Iivhj W. !'. lleriiuger, ILI (5 s(,,
Hi'nnlw 1'iihs, Or. Hi
KO SALM- Luixo ice eliit, brnnd
new, never heeii used. Appl.v on
.Monday ut Onkilnlo Cash (Sim
cerv. !
I'Olf SAliK
Corn at
road.
Isaac
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lU'll.
Kagle Point
KKWINC. MACIIINKS CAN V. DIN
CAN, local rcptesonlutive for "Sin
gcr" and "Wheeler & WiNon" revv
ing mticliiucN,
Mioue til) I.I. Ma
chines for Mile or rent. Repairing
FOR SAM1' -Strictly modern bunga
low, close in; north front lot ;
street to he . paved soon. Price
'JtlOII; einy terms. l.uicolu-Harnc
biug-lloke Co., 101 (Siunett-Coivv
bldg. '
I'OIf SAUU Large .S-roum
low mi puel street, new
finished tlirttuiiliout. 1'nce
biinu.i
Hnclv
':," I.
terms. UucmW Ha niching-1 ln.vt
Ci..IOI(iirnelt Crcv bbkr
FOR SAI.K I.-.' I. "a liav. on.
to si Ion-. lt i r , ii. ,"U s
Oakdalc. M. ll.VJ. 0
FOR SAIir". - Roll tup dck and chair
child'- crib and tluee !I'J inj- niul
oilier hiMi-eli.dil ..,,,.!, noil HIi
Smith
Apartment
House
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PORTLAND SENDS 2 ID
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PORTLAND, Ore., April I. The
second relief fund of $fi,00, ralhed
by Portland popular subscription to
aid Chinese famine surfers wns cab
led to China today The first $5,000
fund was raised in l"as than a wcok
and the second fund In two weeks.
VULCANIZING -.
PIANI MOVES
Carl Fitchncr is Compelled to Move
to 18 South Riverside Avcnito
in Ortlcr to Procure Needed Room.
(nil hfeluicr Im- recently re
moved his viilcnnizin plant from the
alley Auto company to No. 18
South KiversiJe incline. Don't throw
away vour old tire-, for Curl can fix
them so that they will do a "lent deal
in MTviee ami may De nie means
of hriiiin you safely in from u.lniig
run. Carl Fitelificr ha li.itl n gieiit
deal of experience in (hi., ;m. r
work and the fuel that his work in
.Medford has proven satisfactory is
shown by the fact that he hud to
seek laiger quarters tlieicby ncce.s
sieatiiiK the move to South River
side. A whole chicken can be roasted in
1.") minutes, and lamb can be broiled
m three minute. The rapid cooking
result in reluming the juices of the
meats-.
Reward
March 31. 1011.
I'O WHOM IT MAN COXCKRX:
We aro reliably notified that two
men. one representing himself as S.
I!. Schwartz, are traveling through
the country representing themselves
as employees of the Singer Sewing
Machine Co., and by this means are
fraudulently collecting money from
the people on the strength of this
representation. The public Is horo'by
warned against them as they have
no connection with the Singer Sew
ing Machine Co.
Wo h Ore I ry-f for a reward of $."0,00
ror the arrest and conviction of the
nii Id S. It. Schwartz. Plenso notify
any town constable or sheriff, who
is nutliomoil to pay the same Tor
.he arrest and conviction of said
party.
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SingerSewing Machine Go
CARL DCNC N.
!." Local Representative.
FOR SALE
CITY PROPERTY
.Homes any part of city
Lois wholesale and retail
MOOR-EHNI CO.
2112 Ki'ii if growers "Rank Bldj;
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Latest i
And most
up to ?
in Jew- f
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, a fine assoitinci
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The Jeweler
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Near Post Office
Kla Wtch aud Jewelry Uopntrlug.
HCTfflS
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Martin J.j
Diamond Sen in
Specialty.
nd nnaravlng n
kHE
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Electric Rooms
Opened Monday, March Cth in Elec
tric, building, 218 West Mnln street
13verythlng now and modern, includ
ing steam heat, baths, etc. Rest in
city. Rates reasonable.
Mr, mid Mrs. Felix T. Swan
Proprietors
Van Dyke
Realty Co.
Cl'l'V lMIOI'KKTY
KAItMS, I'Kl'IT UANCIIKS
I'M K. MUN STUKKT.
Canton
Restaurant
MeaN Servcil at nil Hours. Good
Cooking, fJooil Service, Reason,
able Prices : : : :
Sam Lock, Prop.
I'pstalrs on South Front Street.
Pansy Plants
Rc.idv t. bloom,
and shade Irco.
Orn.inu'iitul -hi ub
.1. T. IIKOADI.KY V CO.
np
Greenhouse near city ri-crv..u
:or Comor Sixth uud iViiuil.
I'hone .MSI; 1 IM.
'R,i :it h..liu' '111,1 li. I(. M ' . ',1'
"$&. Yih 3Vv ,M'
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1 II MlCUAOWTEaN tCO.,N-,
THAT SUIT!
suit VOU want in
like, at the price 3011 want
to pay!
Sounds too good to be true?
Perhaps, but at any rate we want you to see our models
for Spring. Don't overlook the fact that we can show
you the smartest line of boys Knickerbockers ever shown
in the town. Our kuarantee goes with every garment. You
take no chances with us.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR KNOX HATS.
M .3.-"xcl,-s CSoxatT'evcs'L- Cllc'-fcr.i2.s,
Bank
If prudence, safety and economical management are
matters of consideration, then our methods must in
terest you. We know how to handle your business
satisfactorily and expeditiously.
Capital full paid
Surplus
The Jackson County Bank
Founded in 1888.
W. I. Vawter, President. C. W. McDonald, Cashior
G-. R. Lindley, Vice President.
Sho'wr
ii3amsjamiiasusisx
Cowrt
TO YOUR TJRED. OVERWORKED FEET.
Yotl Will l)lr-.s '
rest and (mmiiI'i"
roiiradist.
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$aoiB
Atphe
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Marinello
Room ". Over Kentner's Phone 111.
the fabric
N
otice
$100,000.00
.$ 65,000.00
ome
esy
.ill'onli'd llicin so liiiifh
tin-in treated hv the Chi-
Shop
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