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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREO ON, SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1911.
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I custodian, ban hnd no power to collect thoBc who have no MiiirntnlKlinoss nhout
All, theat "estuteB" will ro, packael IniylnR "dead mon'M IhliiKs" may pick up
I by iiackuge, to thu highest hldder, nnd nomo rare bargain.
PJhf9-).PPPP-BW
Sues for Gift
J. E. EJJYAIIT, President J. A. PERRY, Vice-President
F. E. MERRICK. Vlcc-Prealdt JOHN S. ORTII, Cashier
W. B. JACKSON, Ass't Cannier.
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SALE CALLED
IINIOII
AUCTION
much on humm
1
92D ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES
of Odd Fellowship of America and
Dedication Ceremonies of
Bedford lodge
N0 33 63Q&I.O.O.F.
The Medford National Bank
Capital, $100,000.00
Surplus, $20,000.00
SATE DEPOSIT ItOXES FOIl RENT. A GEXERATi RANKING
HUHIMSSS TRANSACTED. Wo SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
I
'"Estates" of American Citizens Who
I Died Abroad Will Be Offercd'to the
Railroad Builder Leaves for Europe
to Study Harbor Conditions Pre
paratory to Dlrectlnn the Expendi
ture of $200,000,000.
Highest Bidder at Bfy Sale Soon in
Washington.
h
,QilH in fiijoj-inj;
opnirtit and roKrc
"and Iiiih pltum for
her liarliurs to un
000."
"
N K W Y O II K
April 22. On bin
way to London to
Ulonil to mutterx
preliminary to th
Xtl'DHlVO dovvlop
mi'iit of oa)ort8 ot
Cl.lll, Sfiior Won
Mateo nnrk, liilllilct
of the TranwuKhMji
railroad from Vul-
JnrnlNo to 'Hiioiioh
Avrcs, urrlvcd licrr
on board the Miik-lnU-im,
of tho ItonI
Oonii hn'H Clark,
w li a nrcompiiiiled
her father, Is tin un
tlmsliiHt on Imlloun
ItlB With hor fath
er hIio mailo an as
cent of 0000 feut ut
.SimtliiKo, Child, ldHt
neptembor.
n Kroal era of ilovel-
hh," Days Won Clark,
tho linprovoiiionl of
oxtunt of $200,000,-
W4 gF
Advertised Sottor Ut.
riiii foliowlrijr MhI of luttorH roinaln
uncalled for ut tho pom office at Mod
ford, OroKOii WoiInoHrtny, April 19th,
1911.
Beaver If, IJeiiHon Kutlto, lllakoley
Sir, Uohall JJ, Ilroekloy Cloo, Caton Anna.
Cnoku Oco, CoiiRlilIn Itulph, Croy Lyillu,
Oiithbort J. K, Uonovan Mrn. V. A.,
Dndloy A. II., KRKbort 1I KHtuH W. C,
ronton H. V,'., Klolilur AtiRimt, Klnloy J.
11.. Kronoli N., Oordner 8. V., Oawo MrH.
lllirloy C, arnnt Mr. Alloo, (HoHuer MrM.
little, Uray MrH. Nulllo M., Onitlt N.,
Ornnt Mm. Newton, Gregory Henry,
llalcomh Oeo., Hamm K. Orant, Hayton
.lolin, Ilompstead J'hll, Henry O. II.,
JIphho Tom, IIolmcH MrH. CiihhIo It., Ilut
oIiIiihoii C. 1)., JhikorHon MrH. Ilonrjv
Kennedy V. i:., Knnpp Co., I.owry Kath
orlne, I.ott a. i:., byon Mr. llattlo (2),
Marinaduko li W., Medford 11. H., Moynr
Ted, MiiLeun J. H., MIhIi aerald, MyeiH
U. V., Mundlimer Kred, Nulmm Chi In,
Norwood Ell.iibcth. I'nyno Krank IC,
1'orklim O. 1'., I'orklnn Mawter Oeoro.
l'ltuher James It, I'ortiir Ahhlo, Tray
"ajrH, W. Ii., Ilalflton Al. Jtadeboeker Mr..
llhoadoM MrH. ISIhm, Itfy.al . & Ulnm.,
IIkkI Jlmi'ltlKKl Olodata CI), Hoihiiumh
Vi O., Hlndliilr J. W., Kmlth l.llllan,
Hijiltli :., Kmlth 10. M., Kteohi J. li.
niwuiviir jiuii nioiiiiieiiuiti Alllllir, nvil
xor J. C. Taylor J. M.. Telfoid It. K.
AVnKpnnr J. U.. WulffonbiU'lc Aruhht,
AVubh Mary It. White Mr. Kilm. While
Alhort It, WIho M. A.. WIIIIumim II..
YOuiiK Mih. ICva.
j'arlluH onlllriK for the abovo letter
will pluiiHC wy "nilvnrtlHeil "
A eharKt of 'one" cent will I in inad
was CUABIXT A-COOTUirc.
Ni:V YOllIC, Apill J. MrK MarKurot
n Coutant n rloak biiver for u Han
! rnnclncii (lepiirtni' nt Htore, who cnrrle
on lltlKUtlon with Mr .lonnle C. Mnson,
her Htep drtUKhter, on her trlpx to New
York, won a verdict In tlm Htipioiiiu court
In tho Hiilt hIii brought to recover pon
HCHHlon of tho houxehold furniture which
Mho wnlit ChurleH A. Coutant, a well
known dry kocxIh man, t,'avo her an u
WihIiIIuk Bl'U
The Jury deolded that Mr. Coutnnt hud
Klven IiIh yotuiK wife alt tho rurnlturo
oxuepl -tlie wvddliif; KlftH of M.r. Miihou
and nomu other nitlelcH Which hJio had
won ut curd purlieu. The uidow'H hIiiuo
'accordlUK to the Jur' valuation Ih
worth K000 The widow and tho Htep-j
dauKhtir are about the Maine ukc
PROMINENT TELEPHONE '
MANAGER IS DEAD!
HIUTTI.i:, WuhIi., April 22 1'uler .1
Lynch, illHlrlct commerchll milliliter of
the HuiiHet Telephone coinpimy, died fo!
liiwItiK nu operation on IiIh ear. lie be
Kim hlh ui;vlce with tho Hell company
In California 20 yearn iko In u humble
capacity.
Ilo wiih mumiKur ut Oukhilid when he
wan promoted to Seattle to direct e
tonnloitM prepurutory to tho AIiihIcii ox-
JIOHltloU.
Ho took un Mtelvc part In .Scuttle up
ItftliiK uud upbiilldltiK nu a niember of
limn yoi'HuiiliuitlouH.
Stock Markot "Wonkoned.
NU WVOUK, April 22 TiMlay'H stock
nmrliel, hIiiiVoI li WeukenlliK In the kcii
e in I lint ciuiNed by u drop In thn metal
HtoekH. Union Paelflo, UoiiiIIiik uud MIh
moiiiI I'.iolflo iliHillueil fituttlouully. In
li'iiitliiiiul HurvoHloi' Kiilnnil a point.
I'nlted HtuM Hluej deollned to 71, tho
lowtiHt price if the' weok, on tho flrnt
mile.
upon delivery of udvcrtUfd lettern.
A. M. WOODKOItn,
1'ontmiiHtcr.
llnxlcliiH' for Ilixilth.
! WASIIINOTON, Aprrt 22 Secretary
I of the Treasury MiicVuiikIi haH JilMt or
jilered what will probably bo the most
uniiHnul auction mile over hold In the
I'nlted .Statew, Tho" sonoral public wll
be Invited to bid on a room-full of vulu
uhlcH, the tmcluliupa projicrty of Aiheri
Icann who died abroad ulono ami ho fur
hh known, frlondleHg.
Tho property came from ovcry quiir
ter of the RtobO, whence United Htutefi
consulH forwarded It to the tutu de
partment Tho government Iiuh been
unable to find the helm, and q, the un
claimed pernonul estutcs, onie of them
worth thoiiRitndH of dollurri, have for
yearn lain In u huge vault In the office
of the "auditor of the Male and other
ilepurtmentH." i
Almoiit every vnrlety of Nmall nrtlcle
Ih reprehented In the heterogeneoUH lot
which Ih to be auctioned off. There are
ponknlvcH with broken bludpH, nnd cav
alry HiiborH. There are . cheap bru-jH
lltigH, and there are rliigri Het with dla
liiondH and rublen, liracelotH ntudded
with genm, and diamond Holltttre cur
rlngH, One little package coiiIiiIuh u
watch case which Ih nindo of Iron
Another contains two watchcH with solid
gold amen, and workn of th6 fluent
mnke There ure also many packageH
of money from every known country.
One of the packages to bo Hold contains
five $100 government bonds. Another
contains nine confederate ten dollar
bills ami n $1000 bond IsKiied by the
government of "Joff" Davis. Any num
ber of packiiKcs contain property deeds
and negotiable, Intcrest-heurlng notes,
long ovoidue, but which the govern
ment In Its self constituted capacity of
Secretary
1911
PANSY PLANTS
Ii'ctuly to bloom. Oriuunentnl shruliH
in id hIiikIu trees.
J. T. HKOADMCV Ai CO.
.QrucuUoiiao near eity reservoir.
Storo Corner Sixth and Central.
Phones .r18i; 1451.
"Buy dit lioino and heli) Medford."
WOOD FOR SALE
: ltliOCK WOO!) :
: $1 1M0K LOAD :
'Iioiio .Muln. 125S1 or leavo orders at
MEDFORD HARDWARE
COMPANY
VRRD 0. SNKDK'OK, Xoble Grand,
L. 0. HOWARD, Vice-Grand,
- . W. L. AIJLLEK,
li.
Wednesday, April 28,
PROGRAM
. Anniversary Exercises.
'Qratei: .f.... B. T. "Mulkpy
iMarliaJ(oi' tlcjay ..r.r.. Isaac AVoolz
All Ortd Eelloys nd J?ebekahs will assemble at
hall, .corner Sixth and .Dolly streets at 200 p. m.
Jornvparjide on Roily street; led by Medford Con
cert jtawl, escorted by Second Battalion Second
Regiment Patriarch Military. March south to
Seventh street, .East to Riverside Avenue, north to
., NATATORIUM
Tippublic is cordially invitvd to attejid.
DEDICATION CEREMOINES
Odd Eellows and their company; ftcbekahs and
theiJ eycor.ts will assemble at the f. O. O. F. hall at
7:1)0- Aldose of cei'emonies a bancjuet will be served.
Toast Master Wm. S. dwell
.TOASTS
1 "Our Visiting Sisters and Brothers"
j. ...r W. J. Vawter
2. "-Respouso" Geo. W. Trei'ren, of Ashland
.'J. "Odd Fellowship, its Mission" B. R Mulkev
'1. "The Buttability of the Goat"...
i Ar. R. Coleman, Jacksonville
5. "25 Years With Medford Lodge No. 83"....'..
Isaac AVoolf
0. "Pioneer Lodge No. 10"
, M. M. Taylor, Jacksonville
7. "The Subordinate Lodge a Covenant of Friend
ship, Love and Truth W. h Shields
S. "The,- Encampment. AVhat Are You Doing on
That Mossy Bank E. W. Streets
J). "The Patriarch Militant"
Lieut. W. P. Wirherell, Gold Hill
.10. "The Rebekahs Where Thou Goest L AVill Go
A. IJ. Ilildenbrand
Headquarters for the Day, I. O. 0. E. .Hall
Corner of Sixth and J loll v Streets
iwrxWrrrtfrT'
Medford Concrete Construction Co;
Manufacturers of
GLAZED CEMENT SEWER PIPE
I I Pinnt
SUHSSSU 3 .,r North Riverside
OOlXJiUiiMLU UiVVUMi pll()no g091
Delivered to any part of city. C. J. SEMON, Mgr.
Office:
I'VuitKiiwcrs' Hank IINIf;.
Phono M. (r2.
WASHED
SAND
for Concrete
for Urlck Work
for PlastorliiB
BUILDING SPECIALTItS COMPANY
:i:J NORTH RARTLETT ST.
A full line of Mixed Paints, Leads,
Oils and Varnishes. Complete stock
of Cnbots' Creosote Shinto Stains,
Wood Tints, Dry Paints and Kalso-
mlnes.
Call at the SIkii of tho Sun and
got our prices.
: NORTH RARTLETT ST.
-3r--r tit -VTSk .ir-im
m m mi?
v m m as (3 i
1 5 JL jL-J xiy
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S1LAM AND HOT WATtR HEATING 1
S All Work Guaranteed Prices .ReaBoiiable
I COFFEEN (SL PRICE
I y 2r HOWARD Itl.OCIi, ENTRANCE ON (llli STREICT. PHONE :)
HARRY LUY
IJENJ. M. COLLINS
County Seat Real Estate Office
Wo wish to nanounco to prospective purchasers that we still have
bargains In farm nnd city propery to offer you, also timber and
wood lands. Last, but not least, a few of tho BEST STOCK AND
ALFALFA RANCHES In Southern Oregon at prices and terms that
will pleaso you. Those ranches have an' a'bundilnco of water for
Irrigation, good buildings and some stock. Lot us "show you."
Office in Dunk of Jacksonville DIil., Jacksonville, Oicpm.
LUY (& COLLINS
Abs
olute Cost on
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l W k 18 8 il 0 ip"i
DAYS
Big Shipment of New Spring 1911 Styles Go in Stock Monday Tomorrow Morning
ON SALE FOR
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday at Absolute Wholesale Cost
COME HERE MONDAY, TUESDAY OR WEDNESDAY AND GET YOUR CHOICE OF BRAND NEW SPRING 1911 STYLES IN SHOES, OXFORDS, PUMPS, ETC., FOR
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN, AND ALL AT ABSOLUTE COST. WE HAVE BUT ONE COST MARK AND ANY SALESMAN WILL GLADLY EXPLAIN TO YOU
SO THAT YOU CAN READ THE COST OF ANY PAIR OF SHOES IN OUR SHELVES AT A GLANCE. :- -:- -:- -;- COME NOW AND GET SUPPLIED
BE SURE AND COME ON ONE OF THE THREE DAYS OR YOU WILL
MISS THE BEST SHOE SALE OF THE SEASON'
Wm. Ulricn
Medford Shoe Parlor
Successor to
DUFFIELD
217 E. Main Street
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