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ED EXTENDS AN
OLIVE BRANCH
Local Booster Calls On Grants Pass
Newspaper and Urges a "Gct
Toacthcr" Movement Pledges
Support to Mining Convention.
(Uoruo Itlvor Courier.)
13(1 AmlrowH vlr.Hoil CI rants Pass
ycHtonlny ns the official rcprcscntn
livo of Moil rot d, niul enme bearing
Blfts denying Hint tliey wore gifts
of the Greeks, thnt no Trojnn horse
filled with men nnel knives wns sta
tioned without the gates.
Mr. Andrews visited tho Courier
nfflco nnd said:
"I come ns tho representative of
Mcdford nnd nm instructed by the
pooplo and business men of that city
to Bny thnt they want to get closer to
you nnd expect to como In a special
train to your mining congress."
"Wo will bo glad to boo you," re
marked Tho Courier, "provided you
do not attempt to take tho whole
works away with you."
"No; wo want to bo your friends
and want to co-opernto with you,"
said Mr. Androws.
"Well, if that Is correct, It will be
tho first time Mcdford over sought to
co-opernto with Grants Pass on any
proposition," remarked a representa
tive of tho Courier. "Is it becauso
wo aro about to enter upon a healthy
mining revival, nrranging for extcn
bIvo Irrigation and doing other things
nlong tho lines of mntcrinl prosperity
thnt Mcdford wants to warm up to
Grants Pass?"
"Oh, no," said Mr. Androws.
"Wo heard some of the Medford
people mndo nn attempt to turn In
coming mining men from Grants
Pass to Mcdford, that Mcdford wns
tho 'logical headquarters' for nil this
mining region; In other words, Med
ford tried to seize tho glory nnd
some Increment from what rightfully
belongs to Grants Pass nnd Josephine
county," said the Courier. Tho Med
ford man said "Oh no" again.
These Jests aside, Mr. Andrews dis
cussed the future In an earnest wa.
Medford could not have, sent a. more
competent and broader roan on this
mission a3 Ed Andrews at all times
is for tho development of the entire
Itoguo River valley and all of Its
towns, and no narrow, selfishness ran
find room In his mental makeup.
Ho lo one of the best posted men
on the resources of southern Ore
gon, and whenever ho speaks ho has
something of Interest to say.
Mr. Andrews spoke of his mission
ns follows:
"There may havo been cause for
complaint in the past regarding your
suggestions, that Is that Medford did
not co-operate with Grants Pass and
other towns of the valley, but we did
not mean It In a selfish way. We
were so busy with our own enter
prises nnd local development that we
allowed ourselves to appear Indif
ferent, nut It was only appearance,
not n reality.
"Our busicss men got together a
few nights ago and wo talked this
matter over,' and decided that the
timo had come when co-operation
should develop. We appreciate your
decision not to hold a celebration on
tho Fourth of July and want you to
go In a body to our celebration. We,
on our part, Intend to charter a spe
cial train and come to your mining
congress. There will be a large num
ber of enthusiastic Medford people
on thnt train, and we know that we
will ho wolcomo In your midst.
"Medford l glad to see the near
fruition of your great Irrigation en
terprise; when this Is under way you
will havo tho greatest country In the
world,
"Josephine county Is rich In miner
nl. So Is Jackson county, nnd co
oporatlnn of tbeso two rich domains'
Hhould bo the watchword. By this
means much muUal good can 1)3 ac
complished. "As I romorkod before, wo extend
n guntiino welcome to all of the poo
plo of Grants Pass to ho with us on
our two days of celebration, July 3
nnd 4, and you may publlBh It broad
cast that Medford will be with you,
and will como a-shouting, when tho
mining congress convenes July 18."
COURT?
wmJSm:
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NEWS
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to
1200
2000
B600
700
Heal ICstnte Transfers.
A. Harvey to J. P. Molkle.
et nl., 20 acres In section lfi,
township 30, range ,1 onstf.
Christina Hcutcr to W. J. 1).
Anderson, yot 31. 32, 10. 41,
nnd 42, Highland Park addi
tion to Medford
l M. Minear to W. H. Jenks,
35 acres in township 36,
range 2 west .............
J. D. Van Dyke to Harvey Wal
ter. 16.11 ncres In D 1, C 60,
township 37, range 2 west. .
Luclnda Kennies to A. R.
Heames, power of attorney.
W. X. Campbell to Anlo Pen
well, property In Galloway's
addition lo Medford 1000
IT. S. Collins et nl. to A. P.
Harrows, lot 23, block 3, C.
& D. subdivision to Hamilton
nddttlon, Medford 400
Anlo Penwell to W. N. Camp
bell, property In Galloway's
addition to Medford
Daxtd S. Polce to L. M. Lyons,
27.5 ncres In township 37,
range 2 west 10000
W. R. Bullock to Henry Hum
phrey, property In Humphrey
Knight addition to Mcdford. 1
L. M. Lyons to John H. H lie
nors, 27.50 acres In town
ship 37, range 2 west
C. W. Palm to G. M. Jones,
property In Cottage addition to
Medford
Theodore P. Smith to Edward
H. Stevens, acres In section
5, township 39. range 1 east
A. P. Donohue to Maxcy Invest
ment Co., land In section 13,
township 32. range 2 east
William Chambers Jr., et al. to
A. J. Olsen, 320 acres In sec
tion 2S, township 34, range
2 west
Victor Plymale to Clinton A.
Ambroso et al., lot 5, block
2. Willeko's addition to Med
ford Prank M. Mincers to Invinn
Mingus, 15.42 acres In sec
tion 25, township 37, range
2 west
Clara Altkcn to Lavlna Mingus,
15.42 acres In section 25.
township 37, ran go 2 west.
Everett Mingus to Lavlna Min
gus, 15.42 acres in section
2G, townsh'p 37, rango 2
west
Daisy Robley to Lavlna Mingus,
15.42 acres In section 25.
township 37,. range 2 west
Mary E. Fielder to A. Conro
Plero, 20 acres In D L C 55,
township 37, rango 2 west
A. W. Heebe to A. Conro Flero, '
20 acres In township 37,
range 2 west
James W. Myers to A. Conro
Flero, 20 acres In township
37, range 2 west
J. P. Bunn to O. J. Stone, west
hair lot C, block 22, Chit
wood tract, Ashland
J. P. Tucker to W. J. D. An
derson, lots 31, 32, 40, 41
and 42, Highland Park addi
tion to Medford
J. D. Anderson to Christina
Have Much Gold
, STEPHEN O'DONOHUr
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Vn ti-
Kr wB
tWTRICK O' DONOHUE
NEW YORK. Juno 15. With a bag
of gotd nuggets to gladden the eyes
of the "folk in tho o)d country," Ste
phen O'Donohuo and Patrick O'Don
ohuo will depart for Ireland In n few
days. They are going to their home
In Wexford town.
They are the owners of a mine in
Bolivia for which they havo Just re
fused more than $1,300,000. Two
brothers remain on watch at the prop
erty. Ten years ago Stephen O'Donohuo.
now 33 years old, went out with Rug.
llsh prospectors and obtained work in
a tin mine two days' Journey from La
Par. Soon he sent for his brother
Patrick. Years were lost. Then came
word of an abandoned tin mine thnt
oouM be purchased, and tho two
young men raised $5000 nnd took
title. The nilno proved to bo exceed
ingly rich In gold as well as tin. It
had been worked by the Indians 300
years ago, the brothers said. The
mine is In Amaya Pampa, Chaynntn
1
ASSOCIATION IS 10
BUILD PACKING HOUSE
10
10
10
10
w
1200
10
CITY THHASimKK'K NOTICI3.
Office of the City Treasurer, Med
ford, Oregon, Juno 15th, 1911,
Notice Is hereby given that there
uru funds on hand In tho city treasury
for tho redemption of outstanding
city warrants issued against the fol
lowing funds:
Warrants Nob. 07 and GS on water
main Improvoulcnt fund No. 2,
Warrant No. 2, on Sixth sheet sow
er. Interest mi thu samo will cense aft
er the above date,
L. L. JACOBS,
City Treasurer.
Look at tho nils for ilio chance in
buy tho property you need nt n
"tight price,"
10
10
40
Router, same as above . . . .
R. A. Holmes to D. J. Stull,
land In section 14, township
38, range 2 west
W. R. Bullock to L. M. Lyon,
lot C, block 1, Highland Park
addition 900
L. M. Lyons to David S. Toice,
Lot 6. block 1, Highland aPrk
addition to Medford 4000
William M. Brothers to Lcroy
Forguson, property In Ash
land
Aharilla Davis to J, V. Van
Dyko, 10.11 acres In town
ship 37, rango 2 west
Medford lodge, I. O. O. P. to
T. W. Osgood, lot 4, block
1S7, I. O. O. P. cemetery,
Medford ; . ...
C. H. Lewis to Mary 13. Hllsln
gor, land In township 38,
rango 1 west 11550
J. 13. Toft to S. A. Hull, lot 1 ,
block 4, Crowell addition to
Medford
P. I. Dunbar to Clifford Cog
gins, laud In township 41,'
rango 1 east
C, M. Bovee to P. B. Tracy,
proporty In Ashland
James Rnyborn to Simon P.
Mathew, lot 4, block 25,
Butte Palls
James Itayborn to Simon P.
Mathew, lots 5 nnd 6, block
25, Butto Falln 400
Prank O. Burgess to Charles
Nicklns, lot 12, block 1, Riv
orsldo subdivision of West's
addition, Medford 10
A packing lioue similar lo the oik
recently erected at Central Point wil.
he built at Phoenix, .flTOO bavin-,
been set aside for that purpose l,
the directors of tho Kogue Hiver
I'ruit & Produce association.
Work will he started immediateh
on the huildiutr which will he two
stories S0x4S feet. It will he mod
em in every wny and will prentlj
benefit the fruit grower of that hen,
lion who have heretofore heei
obliged to use their own ottthiiililiiiir
for packing purposes.
trlx and Oris Crawford, John Orth
and George L. Davln appraisers.
Estato Catherlno Devenney; order
appointing Gus Newbury administra
tor and Lloyd Colver, Owen Dunlap
and E. G. Coleman appraisers.
Estate) R. K. Devenney; order ap
pointing Gus Newbury administra
tor and Lloyd Colver, Owen Dunlap
and E. G. Coleman appraisers.
Estate Lucy V. Chandler; ordered
that June 27 be appointed as day for
final settlement.
Marriage LIcciikch.
J. L. Helms and Ada May Porter.
Hugh M. Porter and Beatrice
Hoagjand.
Will Vaughan and Fannie Sledge
C. G. Smith and M. A. -Nether-land.
Vernon McCall nnd Suslo Mann.
10
10
10
;oo
New Cases,
E. H. Porter vs. Oswald Austin;
action for money. W. 13. Crows, at
torney for plaintiff.
.Married.
SMITH-NETHEItLAND In Jackson
vlllo on June 12, by Rev. John
stoii, C. G. SiiiltlMind M. A. Neth
crland.
NOTICE.
On Friday afternoon the pupils of
the primary department of tho M.
13. Sunday school will give n pink tea
In tho parlors of tho church. Free
will offering. 73
NOTICE.
There will bo n business -meeting
of the II. S. Alumni association ncxr
Wednesday evening, Juno 21, at the
high school, 8 p. m,
By tho President,
.,...
Hnsklns for Health.
Probate Court.
Estate Joseph M. Gurloy; order
appointing M.'P, Gurloy adinlnlstra-
Draperies
Wo carry a very comnlote lino of
draperies, lace curtains, rlxtureH, etc..
and do ull cliiHBftH of upliolntorlnK. A
special man to look after this work
exclusively nnd "111 Klve hh kooiI
service as Is pohhIIjIo to get In even
the largest cities.
WccRs & McGowan Co
LOST CHFCK.REAL
MONEY. IS FOUND
G. W. Slater Recovers Slip of Pn
per Worth $1 15.85 Gus Ncwliury
Finds It hi His Office Rcturnctl
to Owners,
(l. Slater Is breathing much
en-oer lotlnv, nftei an ul'lenuion and
nigh! full of worry. Inning received
a certified cheek for $U..M. U wns
tound h. tins New burg in his of Hue
after Mr. Slater had reported Ihe
hw-i of Ihe check to the hanks and
police.
Mr. Slalor hml hceii in .Mr. N'ew
bur.v'h office mi hu-ine-s during the
afternoon and hml taken iimuy paper-
from hii pocket while there. In
some wnv he Inst the check. Mr.
Xewhurv found it today nnd prompt
ly not it led the Iomt, who is breath
ing caMer.
EMPEROR OF JAPAN
IS A SPRING POET
TOKIO, Juno 1."),- Mutsimito, em
peror of Jo pun, has written n poem
in blank ver.se on the coronation of
King (leorge V. of Knphuul. A trans
hitiou of the poem made today is ns
follows:
"When nation speaks to nation in
friendly greeting,
'Tis joy to hear;
When nations dwell in peace beneath
the sway of wise, good ruler.
'Tis joy lo see."
Hnsklns for Health. "
PARCELS POST
IS ESTABLISHED
Mcsscnycr Service Put In Operation
Which Will Deliver Parcels of Any
Slo to Any Part of tho City
Much Needed.
The Medford parcels pint has henu
established by A. H. t'offin, nnd heio
after parcels of any sio will bo de
livered in any pail of Ihe city. Mes
senger boyrt on wheels will deliver
notes or messages and give Med fold
an up-to-dato service.
Mr. Coffin has his office with Ihe
Producers' Fruit company. Med
ford has long needed a messenger
service mid no doubt the new adven
ture will be successful.
CONTEST JULY 4TH
A bronco busting contest will be
among the ultractious for tho Pouith
FOtt SALE
CITY PROPERTY
Lots wholesale and retail
MOOR-EHNI-CO.
212 Fruitgrowers Bank Blrtg
BASE BALL
Medford 31
Grants Pass
, AT MEDFORD
SUNDAY; JUNE 18th AT 2:45 P.M.
Don't miss this game. It will be the hottest game
of the season.
ADMISSION, 50c AND 25c.
of July celebration mid mime of the
mosl (taring riders of himiIIiwchIciii
Oregon will (like pari. A .1)0 middle,
will he the ptixe for t ho best rider
and fill) in cash will go lo the mc
ouil liesl,
K. S. Hall mill Itnhcit S. Hull,
the promoters, left Wednesday
morning for Khiinnlh Falls lo
purchiiHn a drove of (Mlllnw hniHiri
nnd nimiv hinl liorsi'H in Ihitt section
will he given u trial. July 'J mid l
will bo the iIiiIch for Ihe first cnu
lest nnd slinllnr oiicn will lm Iliu
dales fur the first contest mid simi
lar ones will ho held every two weeks
niter thai.
G. W. SLATER &. CO.
PUILDERS and CONTRACTOR
aro prepared lo give yon hotter figures on building
limn you are used (o in Med lord. We gnnrnnlou both
work, materials and satisfaction.
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EXCURSION FARES EAST
19 11
During (hi mouths of .June, .Inly, August and Soploni-
i nor, on uaios suown neiow, niu
Southern Pacific
will sell round I rip tickets from
Medford via Portland
as follows:
TO . FARMS
Chicago sj? 82.-10
69.1)0
Council BIul
Omaha
Kansas City
St. .Joseph ..
St. Paul.. ..
St. Paul, via Council MlulTs 7II.S0
Minneapolis, direct (iJ).UO
Minneapolis, via Council llluffs , 7.'l.H0
Huston Ui).!)()
New York 11S.-I0
St. Louis 70.JJ0
Washington, I). C '. 117.10
Atlantic City, N..1 112.:i()
SALE DATES
.Tune 1(5, 17, 21, 22, :, 2-1, 2S, 2!) nml"M.
.Inlv 1, 2, :i, 'I, f, (J, -f), 20, 2(i, 27 and 2S.
August :i, -I, f, H, 15, U, 17, 21, 22, 2H, 28, 2!) and :m).
September 1, 2, 'I, f, (I and 7.
Stop-overs within limits in either direction. Final
return limit October Mst.
For fares ono way through California inquire of any
Southern Pacific agont, or write to
WM. McMURRAY
General Paasongor Agont
Portland, Orogon.
GRAY & MOE
White Goods Sale
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
72x00 ready made bleached AC-
Sheets
42x.'H) ready made Pillow 121-2f
:)(i-ineh J31eaehed Lonsdale 0 J Of
(ifi-incli Buff Table Linen; fiOc; ijjg
M-inch Klaxon, vnvy fine quality; 20c. iftp
value; for ltfl
UH-ineh Black and While Dress floods; !
tho regular 2He quality "v
l!)-incli all linen Toweling; our regular Qy
10c quality
Big assortment of ChildrenVParaHolH; QQj
one lot 19c; on,e lot vait
Fine Wide Swiss Embroideries at One-Half Price
This is a grand opportunity to get your wide Flouncings and Bands at a big
saving.
27-inch Fine Swiss Flouncing $1.00 value at 5Qc
4 and 5-in. Fine Swiss Banding, 35c value at Jt
12 and 14-in. Fine Cambric and Nainsook50c val. jg
l&inch Nainsook Corset Cover, Extra Good Edge, 65c val, at ffi 12C