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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, jUTODFORD. OREGON. SUNDAY, APRIL 9, 1911. PAGE FIVE local and personal D. M. Jones of Oakland is a Mod ford guest today. J. D. Shebley of Woodvlllo Is In Mod ford on as hort business visit. D. G. Gnrlock of N'ampa Is tour ing the valley, He is well Impressed with Medford. Mr. and Mrs. fc. C. Knight of Kal lspell, Mont., are visiting In Medford and touring the valley. W. It. Lowing of Kallspell Is In Medford looking over real estate In vestments. Two and one-half acres In alfalfa . one mile south of Washington school, easy terms. A. W. H. Everhard, 212 Fruitgrowers' Bank bldg. tf Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dougherty of Qulncy, 111., arrived Friday evening nnd will visit Mr. nnd Mrs. II. Barr. Mrs. Barr and Mr. Dougherty are sister and brother. It. W. Masoton of Tonopnh Is In Medford on business and will visit friends In this city. Loose lenf ledgers made In Medford at tho Mall Tribune office. Tena N'ickerson of Klamath Falls iHvlsltlng with Medford friends. Charles W. Kitts of San Francisco Is a Medford business visitor. W. W. Foster of San Francisco Is at tho Moore. Tho most favored peoplo on the coast are tho Medford peoplo. They have tho Medford Jobbing company to look after all of their little odd Jobs, repair their electrical appliances and clean their walls and ceilings. Medford Jobbing Co., office, Medford Music Shop, St. Mark's block. Phone Main G501. 33C C. E. Reynolds of Klamath Falls 1b sojourning In Medford. G. A. Flsliel of Kallspell is at tho Moore. Money to loan. Spraguo Bros., 214 Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank bldg. 337 Spring Is here. It Is housecleanlng time. Have those walls and ceilings j cleaned by tho Medford Jobbing Co.'s j new Parisian process. Nothing like ,it. Office Medford Music Shop, St Mark's block. 336 John R. Lee of Grants Pass Is In .Medford on business. A. E. Corey of Grants Pass arrived Friday night to spend several days In Medford. Gerard Talllandlor of the Medford Music Conservatory has been select ed as choirmaster of St. Mark's Epis copal church, as successor to Mr. lln zelrlgg. Come to the Easter sale In Presby terian club room nt the rear of the church next Tuesday, April 11. A good dinner at noon, 50c. Lunch In the evening, 25c. Do you want 14 lots 50x145 each, for $2500 on easy terms? C. W. II. Everhard, 212 Fruitgrowers Bank bldg. Fancy and work aprons, rugs and handkerchiefs nt tho Easter sale, Presbyterian club room, next Tuesday, April 11. Is your house wired? Ono cigar less n day would pay for n hundred per cent increase in comfort. Start living tho electric life. II. II. Achor, who has boon busily engaged in Installing his now play er pianos In tho several towns In the valley, leaves today for Albany nnd I Mrs. Virginia It. Lawton or Euglo ,Polnt was trading In Medford on Saturday. Seo It. A. Holmes, The Insurance Man, over Jackson County bank. Mrs. Clara E. Itoe of Eagle Point was visiting In Medford last week. V. A. Davis of Table Kock is In this city for n few days. What's the dlf. between a "stir" and a rough house? G. C. Sooy-Smlth was In Medford on Saturday for a few hours. J. Burns of Tablo Rock was trad ing In Medford on Saturday. Lato magazines, periodicals and pa pors at, tho free reading room In chap el back of tho Presbyterian church. Open evenings from 7:00 to 10 p. m. All mon and boys are invited. tf Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Salresha of Des Moines are viewing tho valley. E. N. Block of Buffalo is a busi ness visitor In this city. Watch pago 8, section 1, for tho latest "stir." Watch It later. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Relchman of Corrlngton, O., are visiting Medford friends. H. D. Ga8koll of San Frnnclsco h? n Inte arrival from the south. John H. Carkln, nttornojr at law, northern points, whero he will com-iovor Juckson County bank. Weeks & McGowan Co. UNDERTAKERS Day Phono ii!71 Night Phones F. V. Weeks 2071. A."E. Oit, :iM)2. IjADY ASSISTANT. SSSSSsSS SSSNr- JOHN A. PERL Undertaker and Kinhnlinoi- Successor to tho undertaking de partment of Medford Furniture Co Of Ike with Medford Furniture Co Telephenes: Day, Bell 351:5' Uohn A. Perl, residence, Bell 4111, Home 179L. C. W. Conklln 3G01. J. II. But ler 3571. AMBULANCE SERVICE pleto the Installations nnd then re turn to his home preparatory to com ing to Medford to mnke his home and start a piano factory. It's dollars to doughnuts you don't recognize Medford's latest "stir ring." .1. C. Schmidt of Salem, S. D., has completed all arrangements for tho opening of a general hay, grain and feed storo nnd has ordered several carloads or goods which will arrive In a few dnys. Mr. Schmidt has had considerable experience and will un doubtedly moot with good success here. Printing or nil kinds at Portland prices. Mall Tribune office. Made In Medford, any stylo loose leaf or blank book, at Mall Tribune office. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Samuels of the Modoc orchards were In Medford on Saturday. All kinds of blndory work done at Mail Tribune office. E. L. Clenderlng of Hornbrook was In Medford last week. Harry Sorenson of Kasson, Kan., is touring the valley. B. P. Sorenson of Kasson, Kan., Is at tho Nash. Call phone 2151. 1032 for bnggago wagon. 245 Tho Roguolands company has sold 20 acres of orchard land to Wash ington parties for $600 per aero. Tho price of $G00 per acre, or $12,000 for 20 acres, includes tho care nnd development of tho orchard for five years. Ashland Steam Laundry. Medford office, phono No. 1201. Dave Phlpps Is building a pretty little homo on Riverside avenue. It will be a five-room house, ono story and cost $1000. Jean Aniami Is the contractor. Medford local Socialist party meets every Sunday night at 7:30 at Smith's hall on North Grape Btreet. Everybody Invtted. tf. Tho Medford Tigers, which Is the name given tho sixth grade cham pions, made a trip to Phoenix on Sat urday and defeated tho grammar school, 4-3. Relchstein for wood. Yard corner Fir nnd Tenth. 329 L. W. Josso of Salem Is a business visitor In Medford. W. J. Keyes of Pukor, S. D., Is nt tho Nash. George II. McCormlck of the Coeur d'Alono district Is In Medford. Ho Is interested In mines. What is it the latest "stirring?" Seo Sunday's Issue, April 10. W. II. Rockfellow of Seattlo Is pay ing Medford a visit. R. II. Pratt of Battle Creek 13 a business visitor In Medford. Office rooms for rent over Medford Hardware Co. Inquire of II. E. Boy clou. Mr. nnd Mis. R. E. Webster of Kallspell are touring tho Roguo Riv er valley. Free Thursday, Friday and Sat urday. A ladles' handkerchief with each ounce of perfume purchased. 21 Supervisor Jones of Ashland was In Medford and Jacksonville Satur day. Be sure to attend tho Easter Sale and good dlnnor given by tho ladles of tho Presbyterian church Tuesday, April 18. II. W. Jones or Cincinnati Is In Medford looking over roalty buys. Do you want 5 acres In alfalfa, f no miles south of Main street, cheap? C. W. 11. Everhard, 212 Fruitgrowers Bank bldg. II. 13. Hutchison of Los Angeles Is In Medford for a few dnys. Say, have you seen those nifty handkorchlefs? Ask the Rexall man. 21 Louis Shrlskey of Philadelphia Is visiting his cousin, Mrs. Clara Her rlck of Medford. Sam Goldsmith of Portland Is n Medford business visitor. "A word to the wise" Froo hand kerchiefs at Tho Rexall. 21 George P. Story of Portland Is a,t tho Nash. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Harmon left for San Francisco Saturday. Mr. Harmon will return on Tuesday. Free $3.00 loco handkerchief. Watch tho windows. Eagle Pharmncy, West SIdo Pharmacy. 21 Evan Reames spent a few hours In Jacksonville. C. M. Sterns of Portlnnd Is so journing in Medford. O. E. Blacklngton was in Jackson ville Saturday. Mrs. It. E. Foster of Sams Valley spent Saturday In Medford. L. P. Wolfs of New York city is visiting Medford friends. C. L. Fnrrar of Now York Is In Medford on business. J. I. Hunter of ufrnlo is n Medrord visitor. H. S. Selby or Tablo Rock was In Medford on Snturday for a few hours. A. W. Arnold or Portland was n Medford guest on Saturday. If you could buy a homo already furnished ready to move Into with all modern conveniences and In a good locality for $1000 less than you could possibly build and furnsh for, would you be Interested? Address Box 496, this city. Truth Center. Meetings Wednesdays 8. p. m. ThuiMlny 3 p. m. All welcome. Love offerings. City Treasurer's Notice. Office of the City Treasurer, Medford, Oregon. April f, 11)11. Notice is hereby given (hat thor are funds on hand in the city treas ury for tho ledotnption of otitstniitlitii city warrants issued against the fol lowing funds: Warrants No. 1 and '2 on lateral No. f, district No. 0. Warrant No. HI, on North Holly street improvement fund. Warrants Nos. lfi nnd 111 on waler main improvement fund No. 2. Warrant No. 1, on lateral No. (5, district No.- 11. Warrant No. 1, on Intoral No. 8, district No. ,r. Interest on tho snmo will oenso af ter the aliovo date. L. L. JACOBS, 14 City Treasurer. CALIFQRN COMPENSATION LAW SACliAMHNTO, Oil.. April 8. -Governor .Johm.on today signed the employer's liability net, providing for compensation of injured employes and for the creation of an industrial accident board. Under the new law, it is not a lawful defense that "the employe either expressly or impliedly assumed the risk of the hazard" or "that the injury or death wns caused in whole or in part by want of or dinary or reasonable care of u fellow servant.' NOTICE OF SALE OP BONDS. Tho city council of tho city or Med rord, Oregon, will recolvo soalod pro posals for tho purchase of $38,000. flvo per cent, ten year, general Hen bonds, nt Its regular mooting, to bo held April 18, 1911. All bids must bo accompanied by n certified check equal to G per cent of tho amount bid for, said check to bo mndo payablo to tho city treasurer or tho city or Medford, and to bo for foitcd to snld c'ty In caso said bid Is accepted nnd said bonds nro not purchased in nccordanco with said proposition within 20 days after tho notico of said acceptance. All bids to bo filed with tho city recorder at any tlmo boforo 5 o'clock p. in. April 18, 1911. Tho council reserves tho right to reject any nnd all bids. ROBT. W. TELFER, City Recorder. Dated this 22d day of Mnrch, 1911. Hasklns for Health. '. -t- r-f-f-f-f-f TOO .ATE TO CLASSIFY. f f-f-f-f-f-f-f-f-f-f-f-f-f-f" HIGHCROFT rosidenco sites nro sell ing daily; ma"ko your selection be foro choico lots nro sold. tf FOR SALE 1 have u good business that is two Uig for one to handle and want u"par'ncr. HOU buys one half. Address owner, KK15 Went Ninth, City. FOR SALE OR TRADK Good pay ing business with lease; cheap, .$(100; owner has other business; tonus. Ad dress R. this office. FOR SALE OR THADK I will trade my good pacing business for a work team. Address Trade, this office. Market Still Heavy. NBW YORK', April 8. -The heav iness of yotttcrdn 's closing of the stock market was renewed at the opcing today. Most issues showed fractional declines. Missouri Pa cific lost over n point and Wabash Pittsburg Terminal nearly '2 points. At 11 o'clock the market hardened and Missouri Pacific made n full recovery. The market closed firm. Ronds were firm. TENNIS PLAYERS TO ORGANIZE The Jacksonville Tennis Club organised-Inst week nnd the following officers elected: .1. Percy Wells, president; K. W. Wilson, sccretury and treasurer. The club has ten members and sev eral have been champions of tho lea gue. The club will build n new court tho JOHNSON IS T FOR LIFE CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 8. For mer Mayor Johnson this evening was still unconscious and his physicians said that the hard fight for life made by the patient was responsible for the delay of death. A California scientist claims to havo greatly Increased tho breeding capacity of a flock of sheep as well as their yield of wool by pasturing thorn beneath high voltago electric wires. coming year, out. They have one at pros- Coast to Coast L. L. AV1I1TMAN drove a car from Now York io San Francisco in ten days, fifteen hours and thirteen minutes. The car made the trip without a wrench touching a bolt except to fix a spark plug. This trip proved the durability and staying qualities of the car that has fast won its way to the hearts of thou sands of satisfied owners. If you want to go from COAST TO COAST, iB Cars and Trucks Now in Stock R OSS Kli ine Agent for Reo, Apperson and Owen Cars NORTH IVY STREET, JUST NORTH OF NEW MEDFORD HOTEL. T HE STORE HAT SETS HE PACE! The Boys' Suit TP Men who want the thing in Clothes, Hats and Vwv-- IlrTY say this store sets the pace, and it does! nishings come here to get it. You hear it everywhere "IF YOU WANT THE BEST IN CLOTHES GO TO THE MODEL" The cut of our Garments shows all the right style fea tures. The fabrics are choice and different. The shape of our Hats is always correct, while the Tie, the Shirt and all the furnishings we sell is snappy and handsome. Our prices are modest when we sav the best $20.00 or $-10.00 Suits, the best $!i.00 Hats, the best sjil.wO Shirt and oOc Neckwear in Town! COME, SEE WHO SETS THE PACE I R n T iug. K Double Hrcastcd Suit is easily the most popular of Hoys' Suits. It's roomy, comfortable and good look- The fabrics are worsteds and cheviots in handsome mixtures and colorings. Sizes S to 10 years. PRICED AT $4.00 ALONG TO $15.00. You'll find that our Hoys' Clothes are a littlo tastier, nattier, more durable and please the Hoys better than tho Hoys' Clothes sold by every Clothing store. Exclusive Agents for "KNOX" Hats. Exclusive Agts tor WlOTHING Wilson Bros Shirts M-afe-x. Cox-x-a cioki,ri 4n(" C Q 2r7 Co-W MA MkaJi i iiMMIiim.. fr
