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Land In County is Not Held Too
High, Says J. A. Westcrlund In In
terview Given to Portland News
papers.
Portland Journal.)
jModfonl is getting its proper hIuiic
of the eolonistb who are coining to
tlio Htnto, according to J. A. Wi-stor
luiiil, loprosenlnttvo in the Oregon
legislature and owner ot U000 acres.
oL' apple land Jiear Jledford. He is in
the eily today on private biHiiiehs
and has ineidentally investigated the
colonial tnoveiuent.
"One wrong impression has row
out about our country," said .Mr
WeHterlund yesterday. ".Many be
lieve that our land in all high priced.
We have, however, some excellent
fanning land which ecu be bouglil
J'or $() an aeic, and some us low ii'
."rUo. Those tracts briiiR innrvclmi
returns on iheinveMtmcnt and labor.
"On (he way to Portland I stoppec
in a number of the valley tovvni and
inquired about the number of colo
nial.s they were rccehiiiR. The iui
prebHioii has roiio out in iMedfon.
that we wcro not gelling as many w
we Hhoitld. 1 find, however, that
where some Iowiik me gelling from
five lo 0 ii day we are RcttiiiR '1U
mid .r)() on uome days.
"Edward Andrews, one of oiii
prominent men, is in Hie city lo send
as many us he can in our direction
lie i having excellent, success."
CONVICTS TO BUILD
ROAD TO FAIR GROUNDS
KALKM, Or., April I.- The busi
miss men of this city have been 11
viled by Governor West to a ineol
iiiR to talk over the matter of briiiR
iiiR to completion the plans for a
boulevard from the business district
of Hie city to the state fair ground
with the aid of comict labor. The
Salem board of trade and Husiness
Men's league took this matter up n
year ago, bill on account of oppo
sition, work on the liighwnv was post
poned. (Inventor West is iiiimdiih
that the boulevard be completed be
fore (his year's state lair, and is
willing to place coin ids at the dis
posal of the city in order to hurry
the work along.
SALEM HELPS PORTLAND
ELKS' GRAND LODGE FUND
SALMI, Or., Salem lodge No. :i:iu
H. P. 0. Klks, Just ecuiug appoint
ed committees to secmo subscriptions
aggregating uf least .flOOO for the
fund now being raised by the Port
land lodge of the order for the re
ception and expenses of the yrnuil
lodgo in 11)1 'J. The members weic
enthusiastic over the mutter and hope
to raise the required funds and pos
sibly more than the amount asked
for last night.
Advertised Letters.
The following letters leuiaiu un
called for at the postoffico at .Mod
ford, Or., Wednesday, .Match "Jll
31)11:
W. (.'. Axncr, .Mrs. Nellie Ajjer, J
It. Allen, S. L. At wood. Forest Iturl
lutl, .1. W. Pass, .Mildieil Itn ttttiiiu.
Hi nest liilyc, t. Mritton, (i. ('
Itrowu, A. .M. Muck. .Mrs. Clara (V
eerline, .Mr. Cuiicliaud, Mm. S. O
Ciinw, II. Cresct, II. II. Ciiinuiiitgs
W. H. I'lillieitsoti, Walter Dauie
.Mr. Kuiiita W. Dodge, llarxey Don
oldsoit, It. II. Di.wliug '!), .M.M'lle
Diiucitii, Mrs. Arthur (loslicn, Mrs.
IIoiih (IreKtf, K. I., (luriicr, John Ii
llurvoy, J, W. Holmes, W. II. Jones
Wtlliutii Jtittt'H, I lurry Johnson, Mr,
lillni lluiter, V. V. Huwknis, Jese
Krtteuier, S. Liuucbitrry, Mrs. Lillian,
Jj S. Leonard, Dmsj levering, An
HUttJ. litttty,. Uiigli McImii. K. !'
Miles, Anna M. Miller, (). V. (J) M
Pttdden, Mrs. (i A. Middleiot,, M
Orriti Pders, II. P. Ptu (-j),
Puinplirey ("2). John II. Hanger. Mr
C W. Kuinsey. Tlh.nms fculpli, MuU
amo Kendall, II, h. Senilmwi.r, T. I..
Skov, Italia Singh, S. Swt.nu'y, Mrs.
Win. 11. Seolt, W. l. Small, Delilin
Seveiu CJ). i. 11. Stone, Hurry
Slriiujor, Sullnau & Mel'hue.
Phufl, .lt. TIiouiuh. Albeit K. Tur
rell, Jennie Webb, Mr., John Wilson.
'Mi. Mump" Vuse.
Parlios calling for t(u above tol
lol will plcu-e say "iiilrrliso." A
olinigo f one cent will be made upn
dolivory. A. M WOODWARD,
PostiunsUT.
'. ' ' Indians to uGt Coin.
PJN'ULItTON. Dr., April 1.-Fifty
Ijidfnn allottee on ilie I nuiiillu res
grvaliyn t Iii wueU will irione tUrir
Mhiiro of the trilml tun.l ..) :i;iO,OWJ
hold In trust for them b tiu guru
immf, thu iniirking lle tititU Millie
uiunt of nil claims the ludiuiih hold
agaiitbt the goveniineiit. llcieultcj
Ihov will bo expected l" -li.it ',.r
tlminsehv'- 'r'V ''nvo "'" "In '"''"
given their patents to i. i. i ,i
hinds in eastern Oregon.
HA
COLONISTS
MISS .MAUD PRIIfl ..
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.Miss Miiudu 10. Prim, age 20, died
at her home in Jacksonville Friday
noon. Miss Piim wus born and
rnised in the second oldest town in
Oregon.
She has been very low with tuber
culosis for some time, and at noon
the angel of death whispered "Pest,''
rtml the weary one closed her eyes
nnd slept.
She is the daiightet of Mr. and
ifrs. Charles Prim. She leaves be
ides her parents, three sisters, Mrs.
Mabel Miller, Miss Pertha Prim, MUs
Lela Prim and a brother, Charles W
Prim.
The two single sisters are teachers
in schools, one at Portland, the other
at Eugene.
The two sisters will arrive today
nl 11 o'clock, and the funeral will be
held at 'J p. in. The body will be
interred at the Jacksonville ceme
tery. TO CUKK A COLD IN ONK DA1T
Tuko LAXATIVE UROMO Quinine
Tablets. DnigslctB refund money If
it falls to euro. E. W. OHOVE'S sig
nature ,u on each box. 2Gc.
JAuKuONVIL
WOODS
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BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE,
IMEDFORD PEOPLE
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PORTLAND. April 1. (Special to
The Mail Tribune.) The following
southern Oregon pjeople visited Port
laud holeb; during the past week:
From Mcdford Joiiiib Wold, J. K.
Wright, at the Portlnnd; W. J. Kob
cits, K. ii. Andrews, at the Oregon;
Mrs. Ralph Dunbar, 0. Putnam nl
Hie Imperial.
From Ashland C. A. Ilolton, at
(he Perkins; Mrs. Dean, at the Or
egon; C. II. Willison, at the Corne
lius. From Posebtirg S. 15. Crouch, at
the Perkins: F. ). Alley, at the Cor
nelius; J. W. Perkins, at the 1m
periol. From Grants Pass II. L. An
drews, at the Oregon; Mr. and Mrs.
1. (I. Smith, al the Seward.
From Piddles (1. S. Harris, at
the Perkins; II. E. Sharp, at the
Lenox.
From ('ilendale A. C. Sanders, nl
the Oregon.
From Ma r.di field E. E. Edwmds
and wife, al the Perkins.
"Shopping" that is based upon nd
reading is usually a profitablo tiso
of one's time.
Kle
When you learn what the
U- TT
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Has to offer in the way of
You will then go
Back to the
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MEDFORD, OREOOX, SUNDAY, APRIL 2, 1911.
AUTO CRANK KICKS
BACK; HURTS MAN
Lou Dewey, chauffeur for J. A.
esleriunu was knocked unconscious
Friday altcrnoon by the kick back,
of the crank on his employer's au
tomobile. Dewey started to crank the ma
chine when tin.1 crank kicked back,.
siriKing mm m ine lace under (lie
right eye and aNo smashing against
the shoulder. The flesh was severely
bruised and for awhile it looked as
though the bone had been bioken
RACES CALLED OFF AS
RESULT OF ACCIDENT
STOCKTON, Cal., April 1. Asa
result of llietragedy at the tSockton
race track late yesterday in which
C. It. Land lost his life, the motor
cycle races between Stockton and
Sacramento, schedule for tomorrow
have been called off.
The latest theory is that Land
was victim of heart failure and tint
he died before he struck the tree. He
had been speeding around the track
for the race. Tracks show that lie
made a straight line for the tree,
never wavering from his course for
a distance of mole than 1110 feet,
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NO ACTION AGAINST
MILLER ON CRAB DEAL
District Attorney 13. F. Mulkey hns
informed City Councilman George ll.
Millar that no prosecution will fol
low the papers served on him by
Deputy Game Warden Snndry. Mil
lar was charged with belling crabs
without a license. I
The .papers were served on Millar
10 days ugo, and nothing was done
until the state uttorney general was
heard from concerning the ease. His
opinion settled the case.
Johnson Wants Change.
SAN FKANCISCO, Cal.. April 1.
I loiiing for a change of scene.
Jackk Johnson today unsuccessfully
sought to escape for four hours of
his duties as horse chambermaid ut
the county jail. Johnson, who was
yesterday allowed by Judge Tread
well to go to a local hospital to visit
bin sick brother, today had his at
torneys ask for a renewal of the
privilege. Judge Treadwell, how
ever, could not sec it and the chas
tened scrapper remained in his cell.
Ilnskins'for Health.
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Notice to Investors
Income bearing orchards apples or penru. in Rogue Illvor Valley, Ore
gon, Mcdford district, In largo o r small tracts. -
Improved land, suitable for sub-dividing for orchards or alfalfa.
From five acres to five hundred acres, good deep soil. Near shipping
points.
Choice business property, residences and vacant lots In Mcdford, Ore
gon. LA LOMA KIOAIi KSTATP. CO.
W. II. Stewart, P. M. Amy, W. II. Savage, Koont li, Stewart Htillillng.
Phenes: Pacific CJWI. '', -01"IC
California Irrigated Lands
IN SUBDIVISIONS, lit) ACIIKS AND I'PWAIMlS
Ksr PAVMHNfS
THE HOME OF ALFALFA, IDEAL CONDITIONS FOH oil ANGUS
AND LEMONS.
Write us for Particulars.
Dixon Alfalfa Land Co.
DIXON, CALIFORNIA.
Medford Concrete Construction Co.
Manufact urers of
GLAZED CEMENT SEWER PIPE
CK US1 1 IS D ROC K j NoYJ Riverside
SCREENED GRAVEL ! raoneOM
Delivered to any part of city. C. J. MEM OX, Mgv.
Office: WACJTnPn for Concrete
FnillBi-oui-rs' Hunk Dlilg. WiiOXliljJJ ,,. n,.(k Voik
Phono M. ."'-!. SAND " PlasterltiK
Medford Iron Wo r lis
E. O. Trowbridge, Prop.
FOUNDRY AND MACHINIST
All kinds of Enginea, Spraying Outfits, Pumps,
Boilers and Machinery. Agents in So. Oregon for
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO.
II A nil Y Ll'Y
County Seat Seal Estate Office
Wo wish to aiinounco to prospective purchasers that wo still have
bargains In farm and city propeiy to offer you, also timber and
wood lands. Last, but not least, a few of the DEST STOCK AND
ALFALFA RANCHES In Southern Oiegon at prices and tonus that
will pletiRO you. Thoso ranches havo an abundance of water for
Irrigation, good buildings nniHonio stock. Let us '"show you."
Office lu Itank of .Inclvom Ilk- lildi;,, Jacksonillc, Oregon.
IvUY (SL CGL11NS
Horse Shoeing and
General Blacksmithing
.IJV lllT(DI ELLIOTT, Die noted liorse sliocr.. I carry the largest htock
anil keep nothing but toe best iiiccliaiilcs anil jiiaraiitco all uork.
Wo Make a specialty of slioln driving horses.
Comer Itiverxlilo anil Kiglith streets. Phone Home !P. Pacific .'Mill.
Campbell & Baumbach
MORTGAGE LOANS, COUNTY WARRANTS,
CITY AND SCHOOL BONDS
Money on hand at all times to loan on improved ranches i
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and fruit land. $
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Medford Jobbing Co.
The only ocliislu Jobbing company In .Mi-tlfon uhcro you can
get all of jour little odd jobs done at once by opert woiKiuen.
Our Specialties
Cleaning, K.ilhimiuoiJ or papcivil walls Mini idlings.
ALL KLF.CTKICAL APPI.IANCKS HEPAIHKD. We uil tako J
charge of any Job jcu may have, call u. up anil tlk it over.
WE d'AllAXTKi: SVTISFACTIOX IX WOItK .N) PIUCES.
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Office: Medford Music Shop
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