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" MDFOttD MAIL' TRTOTJOTS, MEDFORD, OaON", THURSDAY, VIWmTAUY 15, 1012,
Mritfflr-n
Medford M&il Tribune
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PunniBJusi) hvriiv aiteiinoon
KXCI5PT SUNDAY, BY THH
AIKDFOIID PMNTINQ CO.
The Domoorntlc Times, Tho Medford
Kinii, iiia iiivuiiirti iTiiiunc, j no sauin
em Orrgonlan. Tho Anhlnnil Tribune.
Orflcn Mat! Trlbline II ill Ml tip. 15-J7-S9
North Fir strict; phono, Main 3021;
JIUIHO ID.
QKOnan rUTN,ur. Editor and ManRer
ajr
Kntered nn tooni!.clAii9 matter nt
Mcdfnrrt, Oregon, under the act of
mi:u 4, ,l&tv.B
Official Paper of tho City of Medford.
pfflclfil Taper of Jackson County.
HXTBSORrPTIOW RATES.
Ono year, by mAll 5.00
Ono month, by mall , .SO
Per month, delivered by carrier In
Medford. Jacksonville and Cen
tral Point SO
Bnturday only, by mall, per year.. S.OO
Weekly, per year 1.B0
rwo&ir cracrmATioK.
Dally avcraco for cloven montlii ena
Init November SO, 1911, 2751.
2oll atA "Wire TJnltofl FrM
Dispatch.
The Mall Tribune Is on nale at the
Ferry News Stand, San Francisco.
Portland Hotel News Stand, Portland.
Howman News Co,, Portland, ore.
W. O. Whitney, Seattle. Wnih.
MsoroKD. o&raoir.
Metropolis of Soutlmrn Orejrnn and
Northern California, and tho fastest
Krowjnp city in orepon.
Population V. R. ccnBus 1910 8840;
estimated, 191110.000.
Flvo hundred thouwind doltar Gravity
Water System completed, clvlnfj finest
supply pure mountain water, and 17.3
miles of streets raved.
Postofflco receipts for year tndln
iNovcmoer iu, u, biiow increase or is
per cent.
Banner fruit city In Orcpon Rogue
Itlver Spltxcnborp apples won owecp-
siaxes pruo ana una or
'Apple Klnir of tho" World"
at tho National Apple Show, Spokane,
.ISO J, and a car of Newtowna won
Tint Frit In 1910
at Canadian International Apple Show,
Vancouver. B. C
Xtrst rrise In 1911
at Spokane National Apple Show won
by carload of Ncwtowns.
Rokuq Hlver pears brought highest
firlces In all markets of tho world dur
nc tho past six years.
Write Commercial Club, Inclosing 6
cents for postage for the finest commu
nity pamphlet ever published.
WATSON IS NOT
A
Writes That He Will Be Active in the
Campaign If His Health Permits,
But That He Will Not Be a Candi
date for Any Office.
Tho Mail Tribune is in receipt of
the following letter from G, B. Wat
son of Ashland regarding hie candi
dacy for county judge:
To the Editer: My attention has
been called to an item a few days ago
in your paper suggesting that I am
seeking tho nomination on the re
publican ticket for county judge.
Please say that this is a mistake,
that I am not only not seeking such
nomination but under no circum
stances would I accept If it woro
offered to me unanimously. I have
had all the experience In politics ns
a candidates -which I desiro and feel
that I am too old to engago in such
turmoil as must follow such incum
bency. I am not and will uot bo a
candidate for any position whatso
ever, though if in Jackson county
when tho campaign comes on, It my
health permits it, I may bo active.
C. B. WATSON.
PROGRESSIVES MAY NOT
SUPPORT COLONEL TEDDY
KEW YORK, Feb. 15. A suriouh
split between former President
lloosevelt uud tho prorebhive lender,
who nro griiotniiu; liim to opMso
President Tuft is irnondiifr today,
according to reports from the Out
look office, us a result of Jtoosevelt'h
disinclination to adopt n radically
progressive stand in his address lo
the Oiiio constitutional convention at'
t'oluinburi Wtitliiebdny.
It .is reported that tlio clash has
resulted over an indorsement of the
trusts' plea for Iob business hysteria,
which Koosovoll threatened to incor
porate in his hpeecli.
Tlip progrotjbivo leaden here told
Roosevelt that sueli an utterance
alienate the western pro;;ieMV0B anil
Mould cost him I lie nomination.
The conference is proKi'Oftbhi;; thin
ufteinooii and every effort is boinj;
used to induce Roosevelt to eliminate
this feature of his speech.
SECRETARY NAGEL CALLS
' SUBORDINATE DOWN
WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 15.
Angered by quotations attributed to
P. G. It, Gordon, up immigration In
spector, assorting that tho strike of
toxtllo workers In tho woolen mills
of Lawrence, Mass., was called
"merely to muke soulullst proimgau
du" and not bncauso of Intolerable
conditions in tho textile Industry,
Secretary ot Commorco and Labor
Nngel wrpto to Gordon demanding an
explanation. Under the rules of the
commorco department all employes
nro forbidden to talk for publication,
Sucrotary Nagel thinks that, since
Gordon lias not completed his Inves
tigation of tho strlko, "his tempera
mentally unsympathetic attitudo" Is
seriously Interfering with his dalles
If tho BtntcinoulB attributed to him
rQ tru. -,,.
CUDDAT
DOC KEENE TO
AFTWU months of poliiii'nl eclipse, our gonial ami hand
some, fellow citizen, T)r. .1. M. Koene, has emerged
from the baleful shadow east by popular government, pre
pared to rescue Oregon from tho grip of the people and
restore the state to the politicians and corporations. The
valiant doctor would lead the famished horde back to the
pie counter and revive the lost lustre and departed glory
of the machine. Like a voice crying in the wilderness he
trumpets forth the charge:
"The time has come to go down the line and call a con
vention, to ignore the foot laws passed by the people!
"Oregoiriias been U'Ronizod. We have been dri fling
along for years, letting F'Rcn have his way. It is time to
act. " Call a convention at once and point out to the people
the way things are going!"
Those who know Jackson county's distinguished states
man can well imagine the expletives which garnished these
emphatic utterances. No cold
emphasis. Hie doctor is more than willing to lead wnero
any dare to follow, and always fights a good fight.
But what's the use of being a statesman, when the fool
laws passed by the fool people instruct you? What's the
use of going to the legislature, if the Statement One non
sense cuts out the senatorial
going to Chicago convention instructed, when you might
bargain for federal patronage or, better yet, for cash'?'
When these fool laws of the tool people prohibit con
ventions, what chance is there for a statesman'? Ifow aVO
we going to deliver the goods for Taft when tho fool peo
ple want Teddy? AVhat can the statesmen do, but "go
down the line, ignore the fool laws and call a convention"!
Less than two veal's ago the statesmen met. with wild
enthusiasm, waving of banners and shout of oratory, and
in defiance of the "fool people, ignored the fool laws and
held the "assembly" as the convention was dubbed. The
ticket was named and slain by the fool people.
We all admire the unterrified front of our statesman.
Defeat hath no terrors for him. His bourbonisin is so thick
an ax can't split it. Only TJnele Joe is as staunch a stand
patter. Lock arms with Doc Keenc, and "go down the
line," ignore the fool laws of the fool people, call a conven
tion and deliver Oregon to that other staunch standpatter,
William Howard Taft!'
SCHOOL
BOYS
KILL COUGAR
Eugene Moore, 9, and Frank Hillis,
12, of Woodvillc Kill Large Cougar
as They are Going Home From
School.
Eugene Moure and Frank Hillis,
aged 1) and 12, of the Mays Crcok
school, at the head of Evans valley,
on returning from school' -Monday
night heard Mr. Moore's dogs baying
near by. Supposing they had a rat
or squirrol, the boys proceeded to the
place to have some fun, but on arriv
ing saw n large yellow animal in a
tree, which glnretf at them and
growled fiercoly. Eugene ran to the
house for his father's 30.30, leaving
Prank to guard the tree. Gene soon
returned and with one well directed
shot brought the animal to the
ground. It was only wounded, how
ever, and set up u fierce tight with
the dogs. Gone, fearing the dogs
would lose out, ran up and plnciug
the gun nearly against the aniuinl
fired again, this time with deadly ef
fect. Then, dropping the gun, both boys
beat it with clubs and stones, mnkju?
sure that life was extinct before pro
ceeding to drajr it to the house where,
upon their arrival, they were greatly
surprised to learn that they hnd
killed a cougar. This takes the palm
for young hunters.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE SPEAKS
GOOD WORD FOR S00Y-SMITH
The Chicago Trihtino of February
1 contains' tho follewing:
General William Sooy-.Smith write
the Tribune from Medford, Ore., thai
he is anxious to secure the passage
of senate hill .'l.'t'-M, which places him
on the volunteer army retired list,
The hill was introduced by Senator
Chamberlain of Oregon and referred
to the senate military committee.
Genoral Hooy-Smilh is in extremely
poor health and suggests that lie
craves tho honor and needs tlo
emoluments his retirement will bring
to him.
Ho is considerably over 80 years
old, having graduated at the Ohio
blalo university in 1810, He settlqd
in Chicago about the time the civil
war closed and was superintendent
in engineering and construction work
in Chicago for many years. t
BANKER IS JUTE WORKER,
AND A GOOD ONE TOO
WALLA WALLA, Wash., Feb. 1,1.
A. J. Welty, convicted ex-bniiker of
Bellingham, will make a good jute lig
worker, according to Warden Heed
today.
Welly is employed ill tho jute mill
where he is "stuffing" jute. He will
work in (he mill for u time and Inter
may he put to work on the peniten
tiary books,
THE RESCUE.
print can convey the proper
craft"? What's the use of
ASHLAND AFTER
I
Commercial Club Makes Effort to
the Bishop Scott School, an Episco
pal Institution, Which Is to Be
Opened Again.
News comes from Ashland that
that city, through lis commercial
club, will make a vigorous effort to
secure the establishment of the Bish
op Scott academy there. At a meet
ing of the club this week the mat
ter of urging tho school's establish
ment thero and the offoring'of the
old normal buildings for its use met
with unanimous approval. The re
port of tho special committco ap
pointed to investlgato tho matter was
to the effect that as a result of cor
respondence carried on with Episco
palian officials the lust month there
was every prospect that Ashland
could havo tho school if she would
guarantee the possession of the
buildings.
Tho report met with approval and
the club decided to go after the
school with a zest and bring tho mat
ter to n consummation as quickly as
possible. Tho club polntn out tho
superior geographic location, delight
ful climate and pure water supply
that make Ashland an ideal educa
tional con tor.
Tho Bishop Scott Academy, a mili
tary school for boys, flourished In
Portland many years, hut was aban
doned several years ago. Recently It
was apnouncod that In 101 :i tho acad
emy would bo re-established.
PORTLAND CHINESE TO
DISREGARD NEW YEAR'S
POUTLAND, Ore,, i'eb. IT.. Chi
noso Now Years, which properly
should begin Saturday, will be dlsre
gardod by tho majority of local Chi
nose anil tho goods imported for tho
fostlvltlos will be used to celebrate
tho abdication of tho Manchu omper
or and tho birth of the new republic,
Grout preparations had been made
to celobrato tho now year, as there
was a fooling that this year would
bo the last under tho Manchu dyn
asty. But tho emperor "beat It to thpjn"
so to speak, by abdicating flvo days
boforo tho now yeur'H expiration, and
China became a republic and the cal
endar likewise progressed to 1012
uud now yours for tho republicans
was not.
To Probe Money Trust.
Washington, n. c, Fob, in,
Declaration that the workings ofthe
money trust will bo tho subject of a
comprehensive Investigation was
made hero today by Senator Albert Ii.
Cummins of Iowa, a mombur of the
sonuto Interstate commerce commis
sion. Tho Interstate commerce com
mission, ho fiald will conduct the In-Yt'8tlga.Uoii.
AN
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SCHOOL
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THE OPTIMISTIC JUDGE
-1
in irnit customer cwuu imu mv vum-
niorcinl dub ono day,
Ho put his dripping umbrella down,
and fiercely began to uny;
"You udvertlivQ jour weather hero as
soniuthlug past sublime,
Your booklet would lend onu to think
it surpassed any other clliuo.
I came out here Jut to escapo the
winter bleak and drear,
And I have never sewn it rain an
fierce ns It does hero."
Tho Judge thon smiled his most oily
smile, ami Knvo his guest n
chair. '
"My friend." he said, "you don't un
derstand, or you would scarce
ly daro.
To crltlelxe oiir weather eo, for every
drop of rnlu
Is heaven sunt, and like nuggets full
For the growth of fruit and grain.
Wo pray for rain this tlmo ot your
And it it dqes not come,
Our orchard roots would so parched
bo
That the crop would bo quite limit."
"That may lie true," tho man replied,
"But Inst mouth was worse yet,
I nearly frore from tho terrible cold,
The frost wits Mforno than the wet."
"Again, nvy friend," tho Judge re
plied, "I seo I must". act you right,
It the frost did unt come at this time
of year,
The crop3 would suffer n blight.
The blessed ftmi keeps tho sap down
So early in tho your.
For now if the trues began to bud,
The outlook would bo most drear."
Kxaspcrutod, the man again
Said, "What about this mmlT"
You can't drive through It, you oon't
scrape It off,
It's worso than any flood."
Said the Judge: "This mud
Is composed of pond, old, lava ash,
Its sticky quality Is the host of all,
It's Just ns good as cash.
I'rofessor O'Gara will toll-lo.you,
It is good on any laud,
For fruit culture It enn't bo bent
When mixed with a little Band."
"Your summers here nro far too hot,
The sun Is a disc of fire.
I came out here for summers cool,
So it doos stir my Ire
To bo burnt alive In an nwful glare
Whero coolness was expected.
I've got you now, you old skinflint,"
To himself the man reflected.
Tho Judge brlRhtoned up and took n
pear
From tho clod's' Very finest exhibit.
"My friend, seo the color on this
fruit.
And think if you'd prohibit
Tho smiles ot old Sol,
Who In an aimer comes
To paint our fruit so bright;
Who mellows the flavor and adds to
the color
By his radiance warm and bright.
This Is a fruit country first of nil,
Tho seagons respect our need,
And sond us tho weather we mostly
crave,
So now the world wo load.
Sunshine, frost and rain
Come nt tho given tlmo,
None In exco nono too inuoh
But ttll in needed lino."
Tho Easterner gasped, then took his
leave
And a few booklets to send away.
"Tho country inust bo all to the
good,
And the Jtltlo Is all right I nay."
Ho mentioned to a friend as ho wrote
To come and Invest In some land.
"Come whom tho weather favors
fruit
And tho people boost In a band.
But when you come, tako thlngB us
thoy slide,
And never argua at nil,
No matter If things don't suit you at
first,
For tho Judge, will make you fool
small.
I'm suro If a oyclono blew through
the town
And loft not a shred nt host,
Tho Judge would proclaim with all
his might
It had blown away every post.
And if nn ourthqiiako should shako
to tho ground
Evory tall building In view,
And fell la Its wake evory troo In
the laud
And blight all tho Hrciiery too,
Tho Judge would crawl out
From all tho debris,
Ah the people were having fits,
And calmly say, "This Is Just what
we need,.
it will break all the hardpau to bits!"
Tonn War Feared,
CHICAGO Feb, 15. Pollto hcyef
four u renewal of the Chinese long
war. Thoy regard the shooting of
Mock Chun, a Chinese carpenter,
killed ioceiitly,.as n signal for an
other outbreuk NOK Hong, or an
opposing long, kll"d NON
F0RDE CAN DO IT
Do you want your lawn put in
first cIiish Hliape? All work
guaranteed. Jvo mliln8 with
If. II, Pallet-son, Qiltil.er Niir-rrj,
Nji-Ii lintel
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COMMUNICATION.
To tho Editer: Your clipping
from tho Now York Journal pub
lished In today's Issue In regard to
capital punishment certainty does
uot coincide with my views on the
qtfcstlnu. A short time ago I hoard
Governor West speak In ono of tho
churches of tho east sldo In Portland.
During his talk ho read a letter writ
ten him by an e.vconvlcl from c'rosuo,
Cnl who told n hard luck story
about a family to support and no
work, but who nt tho sniuo tlmo nd
milted that ho hud quit a Job or his
own volition and evidently ashamed
to give tho reason why.- Tho gover
nor admitted that ho had helped him
financially. And tho follow was proh
ably looking for more unlntunco
along the same Hue, What struck
mo very strangely was to see tho
governor shod tears during the rend
ing of this common, placid IcttVr.
Studying hi in ns cloudy as I could
during his discourse and Judging
from his actions during the hist few
months, his sympathy for tho crim
inal elomentlieeius to bo a weakness,
n falling which ho Is probably iiuuhto
to overcome. It Is strange how nil
apparently well moaning man's s.mii
pnthliM can al Mines bo warped. They
bccui to lose sight ot the desirable,
Inw-abldlug citlxeii and those do
pondunl iipiui him, who peacefully
going about Ids work during some
unguarded moment was struck down
by one of those. My sympathies may
too, bo wurpod a little, but thoy are
first and nit the time with the one
who Is trying to make nu honest liv
ing, and If I thought that capital
punishment would be abolished In
Oregon I wohld not care to make my
homo In this state, for I am con
vinced that It Is tho greatest deter
rent of crime of any law ot man and
If invoked every tlmo that a www
Justifies It, will nave more live of
God-fearing men than could posalbly
be saved In crlmlnnl by tho reprieve
or pardon, for oun criminal at large
puts the live of many In Jeopardy.
We not only need what t It t lit capital
punishment we Imvo In the state,
lint we need more to make It effec
tive. I believe that Judge Cavluniigh
of Chicago was right when ho said
that It was not the greatest punish
ment, but that It was tho greatest
deterrent of crime possible to meet
out to the criminal element. It
seems ample proof when ono though
rich will spend every dollar to divert
tho punishment from tho noose to tho
penitentiary.
TUEOnOUE ISLEY.
Do You Think, or
Are You a Dreamer
These dns are not dreamy days
with us for we can plainly soo that
things are looking up and In order
to have tho best nt a price we must
gut In touch with thw market and
make things hump. The ohMlinu
cheap locks and hinges are no tenner
usod In Medford for tho haiikos go
ing up are class. But we expected
Just such u thing would happen and
have a Hue that Is fancy sad mndc
of solid bron.u and brnw. Wo know
you can buy paint for 12.13, but you
can't buy S. W. P. for that price and
you know why. You enn buy spray
hnso for 21) cents per foot, but oii
pay :i() cents for Purugu gladly. You
can pay $75 for a rsr.so, but you
don't. There are reasons for all
things and you know you enn't carry
elder In a handkerchief, neither can
you make common glass look lll;o
cut glass. We can show you plumb
ing. Wo can show you trimmings
that are good and rich at a very mod
oratc, price, f.'nll and see.
West Main and Grape streets.
OAItNETT-COKEY HAIlDWAItE CO.
POLITICAL CARDS
(Paid Advertisement.)
For Joint Itcpicseulntlve.
I hereby announce myself ns can
didate for tho nomination of Joint
representative of the Ninth ropio
sontatlvo district subject, to the en
dorsement of tho republican parly at
the primary eluctlou April 1'J, 10 11!.
I present my candidacy heforn the
people ns a progressive, I shall sup
port statement No, 1 because I bo
Iovo in It. On nil othor nnattora If
elected I shall work earnestly for
those munstiroH which I bolluvo to be
for tho best Interests of tho people.
C. E. WHISLEU.
Ati automobile wind shield pat
ented by n Vermont woman has a
small window In one sldo, which can
bo udjiiHtcd to admit as much air as
may be desired but which will keep
out rain.
'., . .- '-- - - - j i
Draperies
Wo carry a very comploto lino
of ilrupcrtcs, lucu curtoliiH, fix
turuH. uto., and Uo nil cIiinhgh of
iiphulslnrlng. A spuclul man to
lofilj (ifior this work cxolimlvoly
and will kIvo iih good norvlcu ns
Im poKnlbhi to uot In ovun tho
JUI'KCSt cities.
WEEKS & NcGOWAN C0.
Dr E. Kirchjjessner
rraolioo llniiloil to ohoulo iIIhouhoh,
HOTEL HOLLAND
WoilnoHtlnyfl.
Hours, 10 to it.
PLUMBING
Stoani nntl Hot Wfttor
Hoating
All Work (lunmiitrml.
l'llcou ItlUlHUlnUllO,
.OOFFEEN & PRICE
03 Jlownrit niook, llutrsuce ou Otti nt.
rnolflo 3031. noma 040.
NoyesS Black
HOUSE AND HJH.V PAINT1NO
Up-to-Dnto Auto and Carriage
Painting, Gold Loaf Hlgus and
Interior Decorating a Upoclalty.
Khop nnil Office
K. Grape ami 10th Ht.
Office Phono 7771. Bos. 7213.
All Work Positively Gunrnnteud.
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THE MERR1V0LD SHOP
13 Wnt Main.
FOR SALE
Choice
Baled Alfalfa Hay
Delivered in Medford in toil lots at
$15.50 PEIt TON
$14.75 PER TON
, at car.
m
Bend postal or tulephouo (Home)
SLEEPY HOLLOW FARM
ROCK POINT, ORE.
Our alfalfa U well cured and U not
sun scorched uud retain nil its rich
juiccH and noiitiMluurut mid color.
Tho ntnll(H are not bruised nml broken
mill the tender leave and tops are
not bruised and shattered off. THE
FINEST TOP-VALUE HAY THAT
(.'AN UK I'HOnUi'HIl.
Tho form ix irrigated from Hoguo
rivor.
Medford Real Estate
& Employment Agency
I'Olt SALH
20 acres at HhkIu Point, 2-'00.
20 ticnm .1 allies out from Medford
J200 per licie,
10 ncros Improved, bonne, barn,
orchard, etc., $K000.
!i acres Improved 1 ml Ion nut,
17000.
5 loom bungalow with kitchen
furniture, f2200.
T room hiiuuulnw, $1550,
1 room house, ?;i!"i down, $10 per
month, $750.
a room house, lot 00x125, $125
down, bal, $10 por mouth,
5 acres 2 31 miles out, Improved,
Hoiisoh for iialo. ('all and soo mi,
Kill acres Wi inlleii out, $150 por
acre.
TltADM
5 acres, will tnhe houtio an purl
exehaiiKU.
10 acres tionr Central Point for
house In town.
20 aermi up Griffin crook ood for
chicken ranch,
5 acreii ul ICiikIo Point for n i;nod
lot or a team.
2 lloo cant to trado for acroiiKo
or lots.
1 have all Itluds of trades to offer.
Trades, trades of nil kliulu,
tt.MPLOYMKXT
2 mnii for pruning,
Glrhi for Konoral housowork.
Six coai minors,
E. P. A. BITTNER
ROOMS 6 AND 7, PALM DL0CK
Opposite Nash Hotel
Phono 1111$ Home, 1 1,
WHERE TO GO
TONIGHT
STAR
theatre:
ALWAYS IN THE I.IMII
1000 feet of feature Him 100(1
fi Photoplays Today rt
"UltOCIiTO.V I'M It AM) HOUSE
SHOW"
A complete tour of thw great fair
of lull, showing races, pnrndos,
horse and dairy cattle show, A
film all will want to sow.
"THE SOFAW.MAN'S
ItKVICXmt'
"Pntho" western druiun,
"SEEING hpjtai.o"
Educational scsnln.
MIMIt I'NTUJ'S FOXHUNT"
lteflnml Comedy
"A NIGHT OUT"
Tho (Urn of a thousftud giggles,
The motion picture luuslnlnus
Ah SATMIIU
"WOOLWOIITIIH"
Tho Photoplay Musicians
Uoiueiiibur our change days
Siiudny, Tuesday and Erldny
Matinees Evory Day.
ADMISSION I Do
3
THEATRE
TONIGHT
I'HOM.LI. AND WlNVHKt.L
The IrUh Millionaires
The 'I'nn Heal Miming. Untieing
anil Talking ('oini'dluot
CAItUI.USS fl'UT
The Worlds UriMlmt llloy. lint
Three H.-cls, .'1000 feet of
MOTION PICTURE'S
llest of MuhIo
rplnl Mfttltioo,
Saturday and Sunday '-' p. in.
"Evening Performance 7 p. ni.
TUSCAN SPRINGS
flavliiK no canal on earth u variety nt
mineral waters and curtim diseases
that medicines wilt not reach. If you
are In need of health, cmun now. Wo
nro open nil tho year and can Rlvn tho
best of care and attention now as well
an In summer. Ktar.o dully from Hod
Illuff to the springs. Further par
ticulars address
E. B. WALBRIDGE
TUSCAN Hl'KINGH. OAL.
Seattle Appraisals
flavorul Medford pooplo have
employed us to appraise Soattlo
roal ostato. Such appraisal Is
usually worth inoro than It costs,
Ira J. DodKO ot Medford was
forjnorly counootod with this of
fice. Other Seattle and Medford
roforoucoii on roipinut.
Jt. V. KHSKINU & COMPANY
U()0 New York llllc, Seattle
(Ohurtor Mombor Soattlo Uoal 1C-
tnto Ansu.)
REAL ESTATE
Wlllnmotto Valley Farms
of nil description,
Garden nml Fruit Lnuils, Timber
Lands.
Home excellent mt'c;n!iiH In AL-
UANY CITY PJIOPl'JKTY.
Write or call on
J. V, PIPE
'J0:i WoHt Koeon'd NI., Albany. Oro.
IF YOU OWN
A LOT -
Wo .will liullil you a homo on
monthly payments.
MEDFORD REALTY AND IM
PROVEMENT COMPANY
M, F, anil tl. Co. Dullillnu
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