PAOTC TWO
aranFOun mail trtbunk arrcproRp, owwaoy. iprway. January in. 1012.
BIG ATTENDANCE
MINiraCHESS
neports from .All Sections of the
Country Show That Large Number
of Delegates Will Be In Mcdford
Next Month for Congress.
PROGRESS EVERYWHERE IN RELIGIOUS WORLD STARTS NEW YEAR
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According li lnttfSt advices from
nil sections of tlio uthlo, n record
breaking nltondunec is expected .?t
tlio meeting of tlie Southern Oregon
Mining eoijgrc!, to be held in thi
eitv rVbrnfcry S and 4.
Sliniiiif exports of national reputa
tion will be on the program mid
actual mining operations arc general
ly suspended during tlio winter
montlm, n general gntlicriiig f prac
tical mining men is expected. Ah-
land, Grants Pass and Gold Hill arc
making up big exhibits Mid a -diurp
competition for first prize i cpeet
cd. On tlio fiist day incoming train1
will he mot with a Iirn- band and mi
itor conducted to the congress build
ing for inspection of exhibit, com
luitteo work, etc. In the afternoon
there will he an address of welcome
by Mayor Canon and responses b
the mayors of Ahlnud and Yrcka mid
Gninls Pass. F. J. Newman of Med
ford will talk on "Our Congress,"
Judge Cohig on "Knrly Mining,"
Judge Ilurke of linker City on "'Min
ing Legislation, Prof error Parks of
Corvallis on "Tho School of Mines."
In the evening T. M. Anderon of
Kcrby will talk on "Prospecting,"
Otto Hoses of Swson. Cnl., on "What
Siskiyou County Jls Doing." E. W.
Liljegran will ghe a similar talk on
Jackson county and C. S. Milligram
of Grants Pass on Josephine county.
A similar nddross will bo given on
Douglas county.
On the second day the morning
will be given up to exhibit? and the
awarding of prizes. In the uftonioon
M. L, Warren of Cottage Grove will
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As we start on the New Year we And progress everywhere In the religious world. Millions were spent during
the old jenr ami tbe current year promises to eclipse the old record. With three American created as Cardluiils the
Catholic' Church enjoys a crowning cie&t. Aud all tho other denominations are hulldlng niagnllkent structure In
pretty much every city. The Protestant womon of the country, with Mrs. Pea body ns chairman. rnlcd close to it
million dollars as a thank offering In celebration of the golden Jubllco of the work of American women for their
slater- !u heathen lands. Rev. Dr. Jowetr, formerly Tf England, Is dolug great work In the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church, of Ter York, nnd Itlshop Kurcu, of the- Kplcopa! Diocese in New York, I right proud of the proicres of his
Church. Tho n-gniflccnt Cntucdral of SL John the Dtrlne is nocrlng complettor In New York 'and another tl wli.
-co will be the new.!. Thomas Cpiscrnal Chnrch, in Fifth avenue. New York. This condition prevails nil over the
country nnd the religious world Is to bo congratulated. The Itcvs. Grosvenor aud MncArthur arc t -vevor tiring
clergymen of tbe Cast.
BEDFORD LAND CO.
C. C. ChiNon aud Jiime
S. Camn-
eilizens
talk on "Tho Jtohcmia DUtrict," n , ., f i .
p,.. n . m m ii W, bell, both fonnerlv prominent
ucnrpn Hnnsn nil "lliir I Invi. " Klmar '
Hicks of Mcdford on "Our Building of IdaIl0 ,,sv(! ,ecidwl tc bocow ,Mr
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Stone." Another address will bo on
"Our Coal Mine." Secretary L. D.
Mnhonc of the state board of mines
will speak on organization and Soe
rcctary Calbrnth of the National Min
ing congress of Denver will talk on
the public land question.
Among the speakers on the pro
gram not mentioned above ure Mrs.
L. B. Bnrtlctt of Portland, state pres
ident of the mining association; Hon.
Bobert G. Smith, mayor of Grant
Pass, and Hon. D. K. Murray of
Grants Pass, who will speak on "The
Genesis of Ore Bodies."
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A grange with almoM 40 member
ha;, been organized at Willow Spring,
and all indication show that the field
is a good one and that n Jamc mein
bcrhhip may be expected.
The following officer were elected
for tho ensuiug term:
Hnlph Dean, master; E. T. Nenl,
overseer; Mrs. Frank MoKeo, lectur
er; Julius Birkholz, htoward; Krl
Tnjlor, uhsistnnt utownrd; Mrs. Syl
mii Lake, lady Hi-HUtaut steward;
Mrs. 0. S. Wolhher, clmplnin; A. V.
Carlhon, troiuuror; Mih Martina
Nenl, secretary; WliiHin Hughe., gate
keepor; Mrs. Hnlph Dunn, Ceros; Mrs.
K. T. Noal, Parniii; Mih Ivthol Dean,
Plora,
maueut residents of Mcdford and
have formed the Medford Inud com
jinny nnd lea.-ed offices in the Fiisi
National bank bnildin
The Pocatello Tribune of Jntumry
12 contains the follewing:
"Pocatello peopbv will bo interested
iu loaring that two ojd-tffne Gate
City residents, who made flioir
stakes' in this metrojtolis of south
eastern, Idaho, Jiavu linked fortunes,
in Mcdford, Ore., and ore coining
Webfoot JanU into dollars. C. V. ChiU
son, pioneer Short Line dispatcher,
ex-member of the Pooajello city coun
cil and for years n prosperous roal
estate and ;uurucc broker in this
city, and James S. Campbell, cx
county clerk of Bannock comity,
owner of valuable Pocatello prop
erty nnd for ycara one of the biwt
knowji young busituMg men in this end
of the statje, have funned Iho Mfld
fbrd Land ooiimany at Medford, Ore.
Aecerdjjjg: to their letterhead they
deul in orehnrd tmet, fruit and al
falfa land, city property, exchanges,
timber land, loan-, insurance nnd
rontnls, in the famous Boguo Kior
valley."
Belling roal estuto in this city :
neither u doubtful nor nn expensive
task it's u want ad task.
St. Mark's Episcopal Church.
Sunday services" in St. Mark
church will bo ;n folloU-s: Holy com
munion, 8 a. in.; Sunduy school, 1(1
n. in,; service mid xermon, 11 a. in.;
tfVoiiing prayer and sermon, 7:31). All
are invited and welcome. Joseph
Shcerin, rector.
Never relaxed vigilance in "stook
ing" with only depoudublc goodi, and
under suoh buying conditions as war
rant real price concessions tlnwe
things mnko n storo worth while mitl
its advertising intereting.
CHILDREiSlDDY,
FOR WM CONIES!
SncriiitciuU'iit Wells hns sent out
literature to the school, of Jackson
comity announcing four contests in
spelling aud arithmetic to be held on
Friday afternoon,' February II, March
8, April 5 and May .') and a spe
cial contest for the sohools making
the highest averages, to bo held on
May 17. The contests are so ar
ranged that the smaller schools have
mi equal chance with the larger. All
s-ehools maintnitiiug more tliliu one
room are in one class and nil one
room schools are iu another. All
grades from the fburfli to the eighth
arc entitled to enter the contest
each grade competing with its corre
sponding grade from other schools.
In both instances the standing of the
schools will be computed on the per
centage buds. A noimant with suit
able inscription is the grade prize and
n larger pennant the grand prize In
tho finale. In addressing the teachers
Superintendent Wells says: '
'I hope that every xchonl in the
county will enter this contest. Your
school or some Class in your school
moy prove to be the winner. At tidy
rnto your pupil will derive much good
from the drill received. Children low
a contest which mnke- play out of
work. Give the children of your
school n chance to play this gnme and
win n. pennant."
FOUND.
Gray gelding; old hIiohh on all foot.
Hrandod on tho right shoulder Own
er mny lmvo umno by proving prop
erty and paying for this ad.
C. F. HICKOK.
On Griffin orook at Dnrr Ranch.
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GEMTRAL POINT OFFICE
SHOWS GREAT GAIN
One of the hct indications of hui-iic-s
conditions m a community is tint
of the jMistoffice receipts and accord
ing to Postmaster Tex'.-, most recent
roiwrt Central IMint shows nn in
crease in general business of 10 per
cent over last year with u showing of
20 per cent increase .in the money
order business, says the Central
Point Herald.
Postal rcccijiiii for tho year jn-d
par-scd were $3.W7.23, an incrcno of
10 per cent oyer 1010, with n tptal
money order Imsfncstf of .fJll),-l7 l.'JH,
an increase of "JO per cent over 1JJ10.
Willi the iHjsial savings department
in operation only two months, ilcMt--itg
of nhno-t $1000 show that this de
partment is meeting with popular up
provhl. The number of betters registeicd
during the year wiy 721 and the num
ber oT lock b&xca in use was 188.
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NEW TELEPHONE
DIRECTORY 00T
Booklet
Contains
Printed Matter-
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Is tlio , Lamest
of Its NattiroEvcr Issued In South
ern Orcijon.
The Muil Tribune job printing tie
partment hits hut ituiontly completed
a new telephone directory for the l'u
cillc Telephone and Telegraph com
panv. The ditoctory .eoutuiiiH 110
pages of printed matter. It i the
largest directory ever printed in
southern Oregon for use in this sc. -tion.
Iu it there are printed HUD
telephone nmnberft for Medfoid alone
There is tut fancy printing iu it, hut
there is a whole lot of good, plain,
business souse printing, executed in
a manner which tells plniuly, aceur
atelv and effectively thono things
which it is intended to tell. It is
that kind of printing which ecr,
business man needs if ho expects, to
encourage trade' nnd confidence
through either the uxeiiues of his job
printing or his advertising.
The Mail Tribune job printing de
partment is now better ciptipcd for
nil kinds of commercial printing than
ever before. Mr. Sehraek, the niun
nger of that department, will gie
your order personal attention nnd
care, and having had it great number
of years' experience in printing in
large cities, be Knows when our job
is right and busiuessliki.
JURY IS SECURED TO
TRY DR. HAZZARD
Do You Need Drain Tile?
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Tlio llcst That Can tlo Made
Before Ordering Heo Us.
Rogue River Pottery Co
Plant ut Tolo.
U0t (ianict t.Corcy llttlg., Medford
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Peerless Lamps
All iinraiuocu. Now ih js
tho ilnift to gol. your houso
wired. Good light nddn to
tho comfort oC wintor
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Have you harucstfed up n want ad
lately mid hitohed it to your tusk7
Tell whnt the place is like briofly.
The prospective tenant is uatchiug
for your ad.
AUTOMOBILE PLUNGES THROUGH ICE, CARRYING FIVE TO DEATH
Kzoroxs XAXKXTS.
2UttI Vriocs.
Vegetables,
Potatoes Jl. GO per 9wt.
Cabbage 2c
Parsnips 2c.
Lettuce Be brtad.
Carrots 2c.
Beets 2c.
Onions 2c,
Celery 50c Jl do.
Cauliflower lOlGc head.
Turnips 2c.
Radishes So bunch.
Onions Oreen, Go bunch.
Fruit.
Cocoanuts 10c cacti.
Primes Dried, JOo lb.
yomons 25c dozen.
Hnnnnna 10c to 30c per dozen.
Orangca 15c to 40c.
Cranberrlos -lGc quart.
roll,
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iCRJVPP.iiiiU , for vxcrcrwd or feKoaicviTjijE, a.uo?omobitjE. jrnv5,rrvrfi
nutter Kggs and I'oultry
nutter Fresh ranch, por
Quo', creamery, 8DC
Kges Fresh ranch, 3fic; atorago,
2Gc.
Poultry Hens, dressed, 16c; llvo,
12c; sprlncs, d reused, lGc.
Turltoys 20c' to 2Gc, drensod.
Meats, Wliolcsale
Hoof Cows, 4 l-2c; ateors, Gp.
Pork G '4 c and Cc.
Veal Dressed, 7-10c,
Mutton 3 $"3 l-2c, llvo; lambs,
5c to T'c.
Hay nnd Fcod.
Hay Timothy, ?H; alfalfa, $12;
grass, 12; grain liny, ?14.
Grain Wheat, DGo huahol; oats,
135 ton; barloy, $35 ton.
PORT OIU'IIAIM). Wnli., dan. It).
The jury iu the tlr-t djtrec mur
der trial of Dr. Linda Iturllel llnx
rurd, the fttnt euro npeciiilist, churged
with the death of Misn Clnire Wil
linuiMiii, wuk dually completed nt
noon today. The ecniiiinatiou ol
euircmen was begun .Monday morn
ing, mid four special venire had In
ho cirlled.
Special I'roKeeiitor I'Yhuk II. Kcl
ley of Tacoma will mnke the open
ing statement for the slate this aft
ernoon. The defense of the woman
doctor will be that .Minn Willuiiiikou
died from natural cuuc:, that she
came to her for treatment after other
physicimiH had gium her up.
PASS MAY
FOR 1700,000
Referendum petitions are being cir
culated at (IrantH n, one unking
that the city ipmic boiuU fur -f 1(1(1.
000 for municipal water mid light
plant, mid the other to bond the city
for .fJOO.OOO to tnumform (filbert mid
Skuifk crcck intn coudiiitK into which
nil Hewern will enter. N'amoH are be
ing secured mid if n MiifiliMout mint'
her are secured they will ho coindd- l, .
crcii.
Ncni'ly ii (iimrtor of it contury under tho bmiio
innnni;onioiit
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Jacksoii County Bank
Medford, Orogon
It has suooeoded booaiiso oC
Soundnoss of priuciplo
Economy of nmiuigaiiionl
Safety of invest niont
Courteous and liberal treainiOnt
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $175,000.00
W. T. Arnwtert President CI. 1?. Lindlev, Vice Pros.
C. W. ArcDonald, Cashier'
Hnsklna tor health.
Gasped for Breath
UaMrlllH Nearly l.'udcd Id re of Win.
V. .Matthews. Itcail Ills
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"1 was bothoroil for years with
stomach trouble mid gastritis. Food
laid like lend iu my stomach and
fprincutad, forming gns. This emitted
it preasuru on my heart, so that I
choked and gasped for breath, and
thought my tlmo had come. !!()
NA cured mo after I had doctornd
without hiiccobs." Win. V. MnthowH,
Hloomlngton, Iud.
If you suffer from Indigestion,
Iiondachori, dizziness, bllloiiHiiehs,
(onstlpatlon, lunctlvn llvnr, nervous
ncss, Hlcoplcusncss, bad dicmiiB, foul
breath, heartburn, shortness of
breath, Hour stomach, or desponden
cy, bo sure and got MI-O-NA stomach
tnblotH. They are guaranteed, Largo
box GO cents nt Chjis. Strang's and
druggists everywhere.
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National Bank
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MEDFORD, OREGON
CAPITAL STOCK $100,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits $08,000,00
United States and Postal Saving Depository
We solieit your business, which will reeeivo one
careful attention.
I'. K. DKI'IMi, I'HIWIDHNT SI. I. .M'()HI. CASH I Hit
OHIttS (,'HAWI'Oim, ASSISTANT CAHIIIIIIl
$40 PER ACRE
For 80 acres the east half of tho northwest
quarter of section 5, town J(i, range I west
one and (i half miles Avest of J'lagle Point.
Twenty "to 25 aeres has been under cultivation.
' The owner is very anxious to sell and at thi
prieo it ought to move.
W. t. YORK & ce:
Mail Tribuno Block
Five persons, two men and three girls, wore drowned In the spot shown in thli photograph, near Trenton, N, .1.,
Yhcn an otitonioblle in which tiey wetg rutiinilug home at two o'clock In the morning, driven by Frederick M.
Foster, f-KldftiHl on tho highway and plunged into a power cnijnl. Fobtor vas thrown over the steering wheel und
Bwam nsliorc. Tho olhers, pinned in tho car, wcro dt owned.
XOTICK.
Notldo Is heroby given that tho
underslKiiud will apply to tho city
council of tho city of Medford, Oro
gon, nt its next regular meeting on
February 0th, 1P12, for n llconso to
sell spliltuoiis, vinous nnd malt mi
nora in quantities less than n gallon
ut his placo of business on lot 10,
block 20, In said qlty, for a porlod
of lx mouths. W
lt WiUh KARNHH.
Doted Jnn 10) int.
Roguelands Irrigated Tracts
$4ti0 per acre, plowed, fenced, leveled acl
planted to a standard variety of trees, with
- a perpetual water right.
The terms are easy : 10 per cent down, and
the balance in monthly or yearly payments.
ROGUELANDS INCORPORATED
FRED N. CUMMINGS, Manager
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