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ft. MEDFCKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOTCD, ORKCION. TrWNDAY. AI'KTL I, 1911. PAGE TWO yn iii r 1.1 : h LOCAL AND PERSONAL I II. .7. Colo of Hilt Is a business via- f There will bo an Easter fair given Itor In this city. ih' Uie ladles of the First M. 12. ' mm Violet Adams, daughter of annuel, tomorrow at the A Adams, left for Wallace. Idaho, 'A"' Opera House. 1 he sale of where she will visit her aunt, Mis. articles will begin at 1 a. in. Mary McCiillou.li. nt 11:30 a. in.. contlnulii8 " day an ... . , mi i... oennt lunch will be served conslst- 13. U. Welsman of this city Hpont )f cakCt c0 cr0iun BniIlUvlcl.oa. Saturday In hugene. , jje anA coffpo A knlj of fnncy Two and one-half acres In alfalfa wo.,(i n,,roI1H( bnKB ,,tc.( wlll bo dls ono inllo south of Washington school. I)1t,e(1 for (inlo to wl,ic, tlu friends easy tonus. A. W. H. Evarhard, 212 nml ihQ vuMc K(.orally are Invited. Fruitgrowers Hank bldg. tfj M h 3rici80n i8 ju Portland on Mr. and Mrs. H. Pulton of Gold UUBUBI Hill wont Tuesday lu rA M Sho of ,.,. Mr. O. W. Whitman of Astoria. . who has been visiting her brothers, tlio Itother.nel boys and a sister Mo(Jfon Mrs. 12. D. Aiidriw. left for home Sat- ft Qf go uidny night. ,,,,,,, Lnto tnngr.zlnoH, poiiodleain nnd pn Looso leaf ledBers mado In Medford ,n.ii., ,, i !,. at tho Mail Tribune office. Mrs. M. Cummlngs of Valley City, N. D Is visiting Medford friends. Mm. W. V. I2lfert and her daugh ter, Mrs. Warren Hodge, aro visiting In Uosobiirg. Money to loan. Sprnguo Pros.. 214 Farmers & Frullgrowora Hank bide "37 Arthur Urown, publisher of the Itoguu niHgaxluc, Moiulny night left for" Denver, where, his father Is se riously ill. Tho most favored pooplo on the coaBt aro tho Medford people. Thoy have tho Medford .lobbing company to look after all of their little odd' jobs, ropnlr tholr'olBctrlcal appliances and clean their walls and ceilings. Medford Jobbing Co., office, Medford Music Shop, St. Mark's block. Phone Main nnoi. 330 .1. P. Wood loft Monday night for Cold IIIH. Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Hoxlc of Wa- torloo, la., aro registered at the Monro. Spring Is here. It Is housocloanlng (lino. Hnvo those walls nnd colllngs olonned by tho Medford .lobbing Co.'s nuw Parisian process. Nothing like It. Offlco Medford Music Shop, St Mark's block. 33C Tho Three Pines Lumber company Is to bo prosecuted for allowing s-.w-dust to run Into .Jump-Off-.i.io crook. Onino Warden Hugon Wright or Grants Pass eniuq Medford Mon day and oiiP-.id tho aid of District Attorney Mulkoy. Dr. J. 12. Shcaror, physician and Burgeon. Offlco over Strang's drug ptoro. tt Tho Installation of officers In thc J2lks' lodge Will not take place on April 0, which Is tho dato provided by Its constitution, as a special dis pensation has been secured permit ting tho Installation (o bo held April 13.' Gregory loading photographer,! vIowb, portraits. 323 ' At 10 o'clock Monday night several tolophone polos on North Front street caught fire. KloelrleluiiH wore called and the wire trouble wero soon ad Justed. Call phono 2151, 1032 for baggage wagon. 4 B 1 All llooslors, big, lilt lu. old, young, tall, small, fat, chubby and sassy, will lunet Wednesday night at St. Mark's hall. If you are a I lousier, you'll bo thoro. All kinds of blndory wort; done nt Mall TrlbuiiH office. .1. A. llonjonii of Portland Is at. the Nash. Do you want II lots r0.l-li each, Uw Vi 100 on easy terms? c W. II. Iflvnrlinrd, 2 1 a Prultgrowrrs Hank bl.lg. tt W. It. Hhcrmnu of (limits Pass wns a Medford visitor on Tnsila.. ltolchsloln for wood. Yard oornor Kir nnd Tenth. 82U Mr. mid Mrs Olio '.ottoi-bcrg of Valley City arc lit Mcdrord lor h few days. WccRs & McGowan Co. ITNTWRTA RISKS Dm Phono -JUT I Mght Pliuiiis l . !. s 1M7I. I'. Ore. :t(Mlli. i.m ssisrM'. John A. Perl Undertaker mid r.mbaliiiur SuccMiaor to tlit uudertHklug de partment ot Mwlford Furnlturw Co. Office Willi Medford Puniltiire Company iwi.i. on phonic i'ei: Ambulance Slok Hud Injured convoyed to nuy pnrt of city or rouutry. TolephMiea: Day 3(1. Night: John A. Pari 4111. C. W. Conlclln, 3C01. J. iL Uutl', 3571. t i ii;in iu i,iv, c .-. n .Uw... ... H....,r ol back of the Presbyterian church. Open evenings from 7:00 to 10 p. in. All men and boys nro Invited. If N. N. Lorkwood of Omaha Is in Medford on business. A. S. Sovorson of Horosford, S. D., arrived Monday night to look over tho valley. Printing, all kinds nt Portland prices. Mall Tribune, offlco. It. It. Lock wood of Omaha will make Medford his homo. It. W. T'-rrlll of Portland Is in .Medford visiting with friends. Mado lu Medford, any stylo of looso loaf or blank book, at Mail Tribune offlco. 10. (!. I.eac.i of Seattle arrived Tues-J day to spend several days In Med-j ford. .1. S. Hrophy of Derby waH in Med ford on Tuesday. John II. Carkln, attorney at law, over Jackson County bank. Charles Iloyco of Portland Is visit ing with Medford friends. II. Fielder or Eureka Is in Med ford for a few days. Offlco rooinn for rout over Medford Hardware Co. Inquire of II. 10. Hoyden. W. A. Lockwood of Omaha Is at tho Moore. C. A. Heavy of New York Is in Medford on business this weok. Do you want G acres In alfnlfn, one inllo south or Main street, cheap? ! C. W. II. Evorhnrd, 212 Fruitgrowers Ilnnk bldg. tf Mrs. It. Kell of Ann Arbor Is visit ing Medford friends. George A. Stall of Three Pines Is In .Medford on business. Ashland Steam Landry, Medford of rice, phono No. 1201. tf. James Wcart of Hood Itlvor n I' ll ved Tuesday on private business. 10. II. Lane ot Now York paid Med I'oid a flliig business trip on Mon day. lu your house wired? Ono clgnr less a day would pay ror a hundred per cent IiicronBo In comfort. Start living tho uloctrlc llfo. tf 11. I1'. Mulkoy of Jacksonville was lu Medford Monday. .1 M. Sweeney, manager of tho (lieu Uoguo orchard at .IneUHOiyillle, Is hero from Detroit Inspecting his holdings. Heo It. A. Holntos, Tlio Insurance Mhii, Over Jackson County bank. tf. (i. W. Goodwin of San Francisco wns a business visitor Tuesday. G. 11. Hamilton, publisher and printer or Detroit, Minn., has boon ittpoudlng a few days visiting S. A. Njo. He contemplates coming hero to tcKldc. .Mr. Hamilton Is a brother !of i ho famous maker of wood t.pc ; and fiiruituro for printers. Medford local Kociallst party meets every Sunday night at 7:80 at Smith's hall on North Grnpo street. 10vorbody Invited. tf. T. 10. Duulols was host at a stag partv lust owning, which whs glM-n Ht his resldonco on Nob Hill. Those linitcd wero W. V. Ilarnion. Husll Hrogory. William Mailer, Frank Tor ic. Dr. 10 It. Soi'ly, Judge Crow oil. Dr Hart. D H. Wmid. (iHrtU. Jack ollil.Mi, Claude Miles. Mr. llerrlii. I D Ton 111 iiiid It. Scliriolu. A itl iliue was had by all. Tlu- city council will meet tonight In ri'giilnr kckhIoii hih! tho pilmlpal isuc to Ik biotighl before them will l the Mil tag on a (20.0U0 issue of M.itcr Imiiils. HcsldcH the iisutil rou lllie I hole will lio pi OKt'lltoil a scries il iHl(iin or nator mat its. NEW CHOP HOUSt OPENS nip U. S. Chop House Will Open tor' n..clm.ec Ula Inncla., ,T f,ul uiuiiiij iiviimouiij v i iMiiiii i un y Moiiilntl in the Room on the Corner of Eighth and Front Streets. - - Timiuiiiiim- iiidiiiiiik tin' people of Mi'driMcl will nnd a now c-ntiug house iitniiiiin cm the lumer of Eighth and Front m toots M.'hsrx. i'foiffer und Learned r' expe.U'iicoa ntuuium in.-n mi uo doubt will do a g t i. iMiiit., from ihe btari. The publi tag for a new plai ik'w place is rouv. I I .l! ,n - loo I .' 111,1 ' 'll 11-' I' I Ik' wi'll i.trotilod I FIXING STREET THROUGH PARK , , , . , . , I Street Commissioner Baker Starts. Crew Fixing Roadway Through uity park 10 put uurus in un Each Side and Build Road. Street Commissioner Baker started a gang of men on Tuesday morning to fix Ivy street for the block which runs through tho park. Tho street wlll bo narrowed to a 20-foot roadway and cement curbs line both sides of tho street. Tho street wlll bo built of granite sand and this will be rolled by the city's steam roller. This process will imake It as hard nnd permanent as pavement. The rest of the street wlll bo rolled and seeded to lawn with flowers to lino tho street. This will mako n beautiful drive way through tho park and Improve tho looks of tho park 100 per cent. DEMOCRATS IN SADDLE tTnnlliilicjcl from pago 1.) lsi held the liouso and it hcemcd (here could not bo any speakers ex cept "Tout" Hoed nnd "Joe" Cannon marched in columns to the capitol. Iioiiim bei'ore the time for opeiiinjr the HCMMion. They packed the hallwas and patiently faced locked door, biding- the time when lliey should l admitted. With tin opening of the way lo tlio seats there followed i rush and u seruuihle nnd the giillericx were filled. Women, radiant in tlio briglit lnu" of spring finery, composed nt lea-.t half the umlionco. Diplomuts filled their reservation and President Tnl I. it wns shown, had invited K1,sts to (lie capacity of tlio gallery placed un der his control by the house. As n now house is without form and void it developed upon Col. Ale McDowell, clerk of tho Inst house, to call the members o order. This he did stundiiig nt his own desk in front of nnd below the viiennt chair provided for the spciiker. lie culled upon (he chaplain for prnyor, the first prayer of u session which nl ways is printed in the congression il record. .McDowell directed the reading '.I President Tuft's pi-oelnnialion cull ing the special session. Then the roll was called ,ilphabeticallv bv slnles to record the nninos of the members pre.enl. Word passod among (he members- that 1127 sub. stitulo nuiiics J'or lliOfC of inenibeis presenl ul tlio session thai opened )as December appeared on the m.l. Thou euiiie tlie great event of I ho day, (he election of the speaker .Of course, the result was not in doubt but the realiatioii that in a few min utes thev would fee Champ Clink's giuiil form passing up the nimble steps to the Speaker's station keved and his C yours' experience should nt a ml him lu good Htoad at this tlmo Ho wan for throe jours with Zluknns in San Franelsro. The United States Chop House will ho open day and night and will servo moitls at all Iioiii'm, both short order ami regular moalK. You .no inltoi to try the now chop Iimis.' Wi'dui'sdiiy. HiiHkliiH fi- Tlnnlth. TOO ..ATE TO CLASSIFY. i II ! UKilU'HOKT roMilonco xiles aro hciI iug daily; make your Koloction li foiv choic'o lots me told. tf I'OH SAI.K - I'nrliierxlui) intoioKt m' one ctf the hoHt eslulilishod real o into and iiixuranco liiiwiuoNS in the oily. TliiK ix u moneymaker for the right luaii. Act quickly. Addict X Co.. Mail Tribune. Ft lit UKNT Two hiiMUOM- ioohik in Ihe rear Odd Kellows liuildiug mi WeM Sixth xtroi't. lniuirc Jtiokfiou C"Uiit Hank, cashier VOU KKXT -Two iuiihm. liupiire 17 .K Palace ltotd. WANTKD Stwond liiuid huKiry. I ' W . Moil Tiib-o'r '''"' I4 HW SALK lb .- -p it 1(500 pound lt'iMH, buy Htid W', five nml m Ti1? I M " " WUWW I H llllllld pauj t'"i' any hettvj werk: wiirmitcd .(-, r pici'iitcd. AUo Miuall dmi'ii; team' I . A Imnlwp. Talent. Org. U iMt ur.M -nmitnei meepn loom-. liiiiiiro tit K.ti'!.' Harlttr, Kj'pp $ fei Mmn utrft. H' WANTr'.D Yuutii; ludv for Bonei.il' loiiisowork in himill family. 31'J S. Kititf troet. UJ ! w.NTKI- ilan lo lake eoulmet L.r I'Mldiv, twenty milea of tele phone i ' " ' v;ll be furoUhed and line; I- i ' ii tr nearly all thsi x ,i !. i or Inquire of Proo pi', I l'ii-t I id I: in ('i.t'ip.-nN . i,. ,ii liJ I l nit h ii'ili , members nnd spectators to a slnte of excitement. C'avk wns modestly absent during the operation but it wns proved Inter tlint he was not far nway. McDowell named u democrat nnd n republican us tellers nnd they took thoir places nt the clerk's desk. Knelt member, as his name was called, an- 110lin(.eil thc. I111II1U (if ,lis ,,,,. ror "linker. The democrats piled up I wicir inujoiny ior iinru anil u roar of approval rumbled throuf-h tlio loup of Mr- A(la ym' dlCMl ou Sum,a' corridors of the capital. ilt Ouklatid. and ,tho body will be A committee was appointed to "hipped to Medford for burial, notify the Missouri lender of Hie; Tho fnrnl services will be held honor f-iven him. The committee nt-' WodneadBy at 2 p. in. complislied tlie task in n few mintttoH Tho ,,0(1' wltl be Interred beside and when thev returned the new l fntllcr- who ,11(-'(1 several years speaker smiling nml liiiiiv, was "B iUl1 wa ,nlrIt,tl at Jacksonville. greeted with miother liurst of up-, " was lno sc'coml Bon ot Mrs .(lniiae Mills, a grandson of Mr. nnd Mrs. Clark mnde a speech expressing- I.;. .. ,.,.,...,. .i.,. i and his realization f the rcpon-ibi- htv d'"lM.i(,' iifMii him. He took lus - One Night, Thursday, April 6 SEATS ON SALE MONDAY, APRIL 3, FOR THE MUSICAL COMEDY RAGi-E OF 2 CONTINENTS Woods, Frazee and Lederer's. World-Wide Success AilAME The world's biprgpst hit, with its wonderful cjist. mag nificent production, irresistible comedy, nnd all those enchanting melodies, including "Every Little Movement Has a Meaning" All Its Own" Cmr - MSiJt 52 Years in Rogue River Valley H. L. White & Co. Main st. Askiaxid, Ore. REAL ESTATE Ask any Bank in Ashland v 9- I Let Us Help You I Decide Your A call .it tln "Imp will i-nuniT cm th.it wo have the mnteriaU and kii"lcdc;o iii-ii'-.u lur iinntoo dii -tli hat "U may desire. Our prne. are n,rht. Barnard & Cornoyer SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE. r s1-sNrNrsrrssrN.N ,i Campbell & MORTGAGE LOANS, COUNTY WARRANTS, CITY AND SCHOOL BONDS Money on hand at all times to loan on improved ranchfcb and fruit hand. PHONE323I. BEHIND THE SCENES AT SALEM' ImoK 'f fajiiluatlUK f.ii'f aboiit the hut Oi.umi loj;i.-.latiiro. Uitutaiiio chaptorii and roll calls on lmportntit ipiostlntis. roiov of each member's record, coniilbutlons by Speaker Itusk. Scuntor Me UoUot'h, IteurescntntlvM Eaton, Derby and Hrownhlll, Col. IS. llofer aud others. Written by Carl Smith nnd H. l. Edward, newspaper corros poudeiits, who saw the session nt close range. Eighty pages, 11 liiktratod. For sale at .MKhl'OHD HOOK STOKi; OIUIV ."MAIL, HON 177, Portland, Ore. IMUl'E C'IC.NTs Summit THE CHOICE RESIDENCE DISTRICT. All iMiroeineiHs in. Street aed walks. Sewer and -il water to the lot restrictions. Only four hlorks to the School. East front lots West front lots Easy Terms. W. T. York Selling oath of olfice and proceeded in turn to administer it to the members. Tlie were called in groups to the clear pnee belwcen the seats nnd the clerk's dek nnd with upraised space between the seats and the clerk's desk nnd with upriiis'ed hands sub- scribed to the oath us pronounced bv tlio speaker. DIED. Harold Mills, tho 15-year-old son W. H. Baar, a nephew of Mr. and .Mrs. J. It. Woourortt. .Mrs. iiaar win .accompany her daughter. l HaaklnH for Heatt. - j, l jtfl j''.f lll-rfLJf.ClOiC A A 2 -49 -- -4 Baumbach 320 GARNETT-COREY BLDG. . -s- ( VliK Ll Mde-iiii-. Building new Jackson $850 $725 Theatre Millinery Puzzle onion & Company Agents. FOB. SALE Eighty actes of the beat land north of Rogue river; 3G acres in pears; 5 acres in apples; 11 acres to oats; 10 acres to potatoes; 3K' acres to onions. 1 1-2 acres to beets, carrots and parsnips; 2 acres to blackberries and raspberries and 9 acres to grass and rye pasture. This plncc luiB no buildings, but n fine building spot, with a well of Reed water, the entire place fenced with woven who; has u deeded wa ter right which waters the entire place. This place Is for sale for just one month; purchaser will get tho crop, team, farm wagon, hack, one and two-horse walking plow, ono 4-horse disc gang plow, one three horso culky plow, drags, harrows, etc. Terms reasonable nnd price ABSOLUTELY 1UGHT. Inquire at Tribune offlco or ddress 1 O. IJOX X. OS JACKSOX VIFiLIO, OKKGO.Y. A G80P OF MONEY! Where and how you can make $:.. 700.00 off of S acres In the city or Medford in ono year is an Interesting subject. This is all clear profit and in two years you can make twice as much. This Is a good snnn.l business rroposltlon and I will explain if um will call. If ou desire a good Investment investigate this. i Earl S. Tumy HOI EB5&QtiffiSW i$, jjaaiaMiaaOTifflivjpi . A94A l.J IX k-r r " Medford BaKery TODD & CO. HOME-MADE PIES AND PASTRY J. E. ENYART, President il ;SiasEa ty F. E. MERRICK, Vlce-Prosldt JOHN S. ORTII, Cashier W. 11. JACKSON, Asa't Cashlor. The Medford National Bank Capital, $100,000.00 Surplus, $20,000.00 SAKE DEPOSIT HOXES FOR KENT. A GENERAL IINKING 1IUS1NESS TRANSACTED. We SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE. ,T til ied'rrJrrrrclrl54tNf i Notice to Investors Income hearing orchards apples or pears. In Roguo River Valley, Ore gon, Medford district. In large or small tracts. Improved land, sultablo for sub-dividing for orchards or alfalfa. From five acreB to five hundred acres, good dcop soil. Near shipping points. Choice business property, residences and vacant lots In Medford, Ore gon. LA LO.MA REAL ESTATE CO. W. IL Stewart, E. .M. Amy, W. II. Savage, Room L, Stewart Riilltling. PJieiich: Pacific ."It."!. Home OI-IC Royal Belgian Slallioe will 1m at tlk AVKKT S1DK STAP.LKS alU'ninting weeks dni'iii the season. FIRST VEEK BEGINS APRIL 1, 19X1. Second week al llrownslxm.; third week at West Side Slahle. "A-MOUEA'IJX" caries three sels of papers and Inverters will do well io call and see him. i 1911 OPEN ROADSTER, $825.00 Fully e-niipped, f. o. h. Icdford Four-elinder. shaft ilrive. loO-indi wheel-liase, innc neto of course. "Let us show you." Ashland Motor Car Co. m;j .mill stklet. ashlaxii, ohe cox. Walter W. Richardson, Medford Representative Phone 2551. GAKXKTT-COP.KV Ill'ILDING. Mako a Selection of our small cakes and spcciullio and you'll have n collection of as tempting nnd toothsomo dainties as were ever set beforo a king. Don't bo loo Into coming for yours, how ever. We can never seem (o bake enough no inaitor how many extra wo ,)ftke frcsh dui, (El Delicatessen SOUTH CKXTKAL AVENUE LADY COOK IN CIIAKGE. J. A. PERRY. Vice-President ? i il.ilul 'i riiv It I' l'l''llt'l W ill tt . tlu
