Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 04, 1912, SECOND EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextIII IIS ! 1 l t: i r t PAGE TWO MEDVORT) MATL TRriWNrc. MKlTFOKn. OUM0(U)Nn)AV, APUML I, IIH'J, IOCAL AND PERSONAL Tho Women's Foreign Missionary nocloty-of tlio Methodist church will moot with Mrs. Jl. II, Mocker Fri day nriornoon, April 5, nt n o'clock. Mrs. A. W. llocbe, Mrs. Kenneth Hcobo and Harry Young spout Wed nesday In Grant I'aw. -1 fir. M. C. Barber, pltyslclnn and Burgbon, lins mown from tho M. F. &. H. building to room 1) Palm block. 38 Mrs. J. P. 13Hlott and children loft for Snn Wtfgo. Cnl., this wok to Jdln Mr. KUIott, who 1ms omplor mont there. Wo sharpon axes, knlvos, scissors, saws and lawn mowers. J. W. Mltoholl, 22 S. Riverside. William L. FInloy, tdatc pnmo war den, passed through Medford Thurs day on his way to Klamath Falls on business. He will visit Medford In a few days. Dr. H. A. Margrave has roturned from a stay of two mouths lu Cali fornia. Mrs. Swift, clairvoyant. Residence o ndot pavement North Central, sec ond houso cast. Readings dally. Phone Main 072. 11 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Porter of Hu mansvtllc. Mo., have moved to Med ford to make their home. Mr. Por ter has taken a position in the Golden Rule store. Sam L. Sandry, deputy fish and game warden, of WoodvlUe, spent Thursday In Medford on business. Wilson, 210 Laurel St., for first class kodak finishings. 20 C. D. Fagor of Ashland was in Medford Wednesday on a short busi ness trip. Something new, "Grape Purple," at McDowell's. Mrs. J. T. Gobler, the mothor of Mrs. A. C. Burgess of this city, who has been a resident of Medford for the past yoar, has left for a visit at Chicago. lionoflt performance 'for Grcator MedTord olub at Star Theater, Thurs day aftornoon and evening. Admis sion 10 cents. 11 Floyd Rippoy of Gold Ray spent Wednesday in Modrord on business. Uob Flynn has returned from a business trip to Ashland. Miss McFarland, who has been vis iting Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Sullivan or this city, has returned to her Idaho home. Fancy brick lco cream at McDow ell's. Miss Elizabeth Norwood of Cen ' tral Point spent Wednesday In Med ford visiting frlouds. S. A. Newell, ladles' tailor, 4th floor M. F. & 11. Co. bldg. James Owens, county commis sioner, spent Wednesday night In Medford. Greater Medford club benefit per formance at Star Theater Thursday afternoon and evening. Admission 10 cents. 11 Dr. J. F. .Roddy visited the county scat Wednesday aftornoou on busi ness. Having bought a lot of coal at a low flguro wo are closing It out at a prlco at which It is bound to go within tho next week. Inqulro of Eads Transfer Co. or J. W. Mitchell. A. T. Adams of Phoenix was a re cont visitor In Medford. He Is one of tho successful gardon growors of that section. Furniture, glneswaro and pianos packed and unpacked. Transfer and baggage. Both phones. Matthews & Son. 35 J. C. Smith of Evans creek, candi date for county commUalonor, was a recott't visitor In Medford. Carkln & Taylor (John H. Garkln, Glenn O. Taylor), attorneys-at-law, over Jackson County Bank building, Medford. " G. A. Gardnor of Talent spoilt Thursday In Medford on business. Harry Allen loft Thursday for a wook's visit at Sacramonto with rela tives. Real home made broad at Da Voe's. John Malloy of Applegnto Is spend ing a few days with Medford frioiids. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Wilis of Elk creuk are visiting Medrord. Their daughter, Miss Gortrude, Is attending achool In this city. Kodak finishing, the best, at Wes ton's, opposite book store, W. R. Coleman, BonJ. M. Collins and Robort Dow wore among tho Jacksonville fans who attondod tho boxing exhibition In this city Wed nesday evening. E. D. Weston, tominorclal photpg rapher, 'negatives aiiude any tlmo or plneo by appointment. Phono M. 1471 E. T. Staples of Ashland vwis In Modrord. Wednesday evening accom puiilod by several 'friends, Oliver P. Coshow of ltoseburg, who seeks tho democratic nomination for tho United States senalo, Is expected to reach Medford Friday on hla tour of southern Oregon In tho Interests of his candidacy. X. 11. Taylor of Mpper Rogue rlwr is In Medford on a short business trip. C. A. Andrews of Big Butte is vis iting friends In Medford. Charles and Henry Jameson of tho Steamboat secttou arojn Medford purchasing supplies. Tho two boys operato n sawmill on upper Apple ts to. Frank It. Hull spout Thursday nt Ashland on business. Groator Medford club benefit per formance at SUr ThMtor Thursday afternoon and evening. Admlssloi 10 cents. It John W. Parker has tvturnod from a brief business trip to Ashlnnd. Professor P. J. O'Gara left Thurs day for an inspection trip throughout the Kaglc Point orchard belt. See R. A. Holmes, Tho Insurance Man, over Jackson County bank. The Bear Creek Motor car company received a shipment of 1912 Bulcks Thursday. Workmen are engaged In erecting cluster light posts on Fir street, those on West Main havlug been com pleted. Henry B. Lewis of Portland Is spending a few days In Medford vls. Itlng friends. Mr. Lewis was former ly a resident of Jacksonville. Mrs. D. A. Harrison of Rock Point precinct is In Medford with her young son, who is receiving medical attention for a badly lacerated hand, caused by a barb wire which broke while being strung. Medford, Ore.. Nov. 7, 1911. This Is to certify that about November my daughter was taken with a severe at tack of rheumatism which rendered her left arm useless, in fact It was so near paralyred that she was not able to move her fingers, but knowing of some of Dr. Chow Young's marvelous cures of long standing cases of rheumatism, we decided to consult him, In which I am pleased to say made no mistake, as his remedies acted as he claimed they would and aftor tho third treatment the rheu matic pain entirely left hor and she has not had any symptoms of rheu matism since; besides her goneral health Is much Improved and I do not hesitate In saying I bolieve those afflicted with rheumatism or paraly sis will do well to consult Dr. Chow Young, whoso houso Is corner or Tonth and Front streets, Medford, Oregon. A. P. WEISS. 15 BOOSEY WANTS PUBLIC DEBATE Utah Plnfmert for Tnft SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, April 4. Members of the republican state central committee of Utah are round ing up here for a meeting tomorrow to fix the date for the state conven tion to select national delegates. The Taft men expect to control the con vention. Thcro are rosny "Insurg ents" among Utah republicans, but tholr opposition is directed chiefly against the stale "machine, ' with Utile roforenco to the presidential contest. Governor Spry has declared for Taft and tho republican machine is for Taft, together with their newspaper. Police Captain's Trial Drags SAN FRANCISCO. April 4. With no jurors accepted, the examining of tnlosmen to try tho case of Former Polico Captain Michael Joseph Con boy, charged with tho killing of Ber nard Lagan, continues today in tho superior court boforc Judge II. V. Sargont or Montory county. Over twonty talesmen from tho old venire havo boon examined ami dismissed. A now venire of 120 aro now being examined. This is Conboy's fifth trial. W. J. Booscy has Iwued the follow ing open letter to Gmomor West: To the Governor of Oregon Dear Governer: Not having received anj (reply from yuu to my letter published In the Medford Mall Tribune or March lli, I SI?,, mid sut you hy registered mall. I nw neruft H. K. llnnun. Rob ert S. llwui, Frank A. Muoro mid Robert Kukin. Judge of the circuit and supreme courts of Oregon, of en tering into and currying on con spiracy of felcny front the 'lUth day or October. 1901. to violate Section J910 B. & C. Code, which read: "The corners and boundaries estab lished in any survey mnde In pursu ance of an agreement, or auy survey, where no appeal is takn from the surveyor's report, and such corners as aro established by the decree of the court shall lie held and eonstdc ed as permanently established and shall not thereafter be changed." That they have rroui ld date until the present time by many acts of fel ony attempted to destroy the official ly signed comer bearing tree now at the northwest corner of tho Uoosey tract lu Section 10. township 37 south range 2 wost. placed there by James Jeffries, county surveyor of Jackson county, on the 30th day of May, 1SSS. for the purpose of marking tho west hniimltirv of D L. C. No. 12 at that point as shown by his report in the of fldal records of the county. That their continuous violation of said statute was for the purpose of illegally destroying the warranty deed Armstrong to Boosey of date April 27, 1S91 (whose Initial point Is marked by that tree) by a felonious decree of a court that had not juris diction thereof, and by said decree to illegally create title iu throe fraudu lent quit claim deeds feloniously e.e. cuted In violation or Section 1S19 And I here challenge said judges to meet me in public discussion either on tho platform or In the press, I to maintain, they to controvert the fore going accusation from tho law and records In tho case. As Judgo I lamia Is now dead I substitute tho name of his official successor, Frank M. Calkins, In said discussion. And now dear governor I call your attention to Art. 5, Sec. 10 of the n.ra.nn ommttt utlnn which reads: "Ho I (the governor) shall take caro that tne laws oe launiuiiy ujecmuu. Being a British subject I demand your orriclai protection against the II lognl discrimination or your lawless courts and your active support In my attompt to defend Oregon law and local deeds, for ir my warranty deed can be thus destroyed after mi un questioned possession of nearly 1 1 years, there Is not a deed in uregou worth the paper on which It Is writ ten. Your failure to act In this mat tor will compel tne to appeal to the voters on bohalf or socialism ns the only rocourse ror property ownors to defend tho legal rights of privato own orship. Respectfully yours. W. J. BOOSEY. department tudn ordered nh Inves tigation or tho art est l Juarox tit Powell Roberta, an Auli'rtenn cltlseii, charged by Jemulo CiMtlcevos, Hcrro tury to Colonel Ponce, Jofo d'arnrn of .limit, with slwilln $R00. Anopsia ot tlhi Annual HtntonUMit of tho Equitable I;ire ami Marine Insurance Company of Providence, In the state or Rhode Island, nil the .11 it day or December, I PON. Hindu to the liuumuieo ('ouiiulsslotier if the Htwlo of Oregon, puisiimil to law. CAPITAL Amount of capital paid up In cash I00.000.0li INCOME Premiums nmelvwl during th yoar lu cash $3UM UUP liuornt, dividends and runt ntolvod during tho mr M.TUMi lucoiuornMit other sources received during tlm year ......... .... , . , , SnBiHXT.n" i hi w Total Income CSS.lU 1.3T DISUUltSiSMUXTfS l.oeies paid during the year ........ . . . . ?l'i!(! Dividends paid during th year on cawHal sleek. I.art.80 Commissions and sslarlos paid during the year. . .SS.7T Taxes, liwisos and feos paid during the etU' 50. IR0.7 A mo tint of other expenditures 9 A7S.36 Total expenditures ? 7UU.S0s.5a ASSISTS Value or renl estate owned llll.WO.QO Value or HtiKtks and bonds owned ?5 1'SJS'SS Loans on mortgages and collateral, ole HH,7oU.0U Cash In banks and on hand 19,706.0 1 Premiums In 'course of cotliiiUmu and III Iran mission ",,!i",!2 Interest and rents duo ami accrue!. S.SB 1.87 mini admitted assets ? 1.37 1.378.37 LIABILITIES Gross claims for losses unpaid I 5t,TS.S I Amount of unearned premiums on nil outstanding .1,1.. . ... MBa.Mf.lfi iianp ....... ...... ................... .,. - lluo'for commlsulon and brokerage S.000.00 ... .. ... ... . i itiin nt All outer iiauiuiies .-pu.j Total liabilities ' "??,,S!r!! Totnl Insurance In force December 31, 1 90S $l,Sl I.UIM.00 BUSINESS L OKICROX FOR TIIW YtfAll Total risks written during tho year f 706.SUO fltt Gross protnlums received during tho ytmr ,' ,3 ' Premiums returned during tho year 3.337 88 Losses paid during tho ypar I'1,';! it Losses Incurred during the year '. 7. 1 SB. J a Total amount of risks outstanding In Oregon DeceMnor 31, 1911 KOl'IT.VBI.i: FIltK .V MAItlXK IXSI RAXt'H CO.MPAXV II) SAM'L G HOWIC. Swrelao General agent fer Or-gon 1IAKVKY W10LLS. ."..'I Chamber o' Cmmcrc" Poitl.iud Ore City Agent", Medfortl IjiiuI ( . The Wonder Will Hold a 15 Cent Store Package Sale 9 GOOD FIUDAY April 5th, 2 P. M. Values from tf oanU to $8.00 No Blank- -No Exclt;iig-Ho Hofinul SEE OUR WINDOW 315 E. MAIN The Best I've Ever Used Is what unir I'linuls ny !' llu IMurincllu Face Creams and Powder ami that is what you will .say when mur you have Kivrn tht'in a trial f For nalc at the Marinello vShiop 407 Garnott Corey Bldg. Phones: 0751, 3-13 K Investigate American's Arrest WASHINGTON, D. C, April 1 Acting on rotiuests from American Consul Edwards at Juarez and Mayor Kelly of El Paso, tho state Shctect licuUeft Gut the Original and Genuine HORLIGK'S MALTED MILK Ths Eeod-drlnk for All Ages. evening, ' Forlnfants,InYaHds,andGrowmgch3drcn. d their PureNutrMon.upbiuldlngthcvvholebody. hoosihh MHirrixo. The Hooslor club of the Itoguei rlvor vallov will meet at the Odd Follows' ball Wednesday A.,..lt 17 All llnr,ultfrR fltlfl famllioB Invited. I InvigoratesthenuraingmothcrandthcaEcd. M. A. RADER, Pres. Rich milk, malted pram, in powder form. A quick luocli prepared in a minute. MICHELIN TIRE PRICES Reduced EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY IPih, 1912 At last year. MICHELIN teas fmt "As Usual " " 'fo give tire users the benefit of reduced prices. COMPARISONS SHOWING SAVING SIZE ENVELOPES INNER TUBES COUNTY SURVEYOR T am askinjf fr flit. K'ppuhlifati, iioiiiiiiatiou, and ir I. Mm iri.oil I will niiike the offiee mean Homethinir. ll i.nnniv wni-k rennirintr enirincrin(r skill Miould ho iloiio iiv f ho iimtv Stifvevur. and uuiitf ami other tlala ...... .,. , 'i . ,,. . ...; ' riled for Inttire relerenee. Having niu'ie tne mirviM im the adjudicating of Little Hntte ereek water riKht and a, tojunrraphie map of a largp p"i'tion of the K'tijfne Iv'ivei'i vallev, hesides other surveys, I am ahle to givr firalhantU liilnrination. RALPH P. COWGILL (Paid Advt.) FORMER rKlCES ur.vj PKICE3 rOHMFJt tricu NKW I'Mices 32x3 $25.85 $24.50 $ 6.25 $ 5.75 34x4 39.10 35.75 8.60 8.00 36x4 52.90 47.25 12.20 11.00 37x5 66.10 58.75 12.20 11.00 THE SUPERIORITY OF MICHELIN TIRES IS RECOGNIZED ALL OVER THE WORLD IN STOCK BY 5 . co i. . n iij xlj Is almost here BOOKLETS AND POST CARDS in Weill variety it PACIFIC MOTOR SUPPLY CO. 120 W. Main NO DRUGS USED ii i dim Mi- d ltl uii.iiiiiK i.H f H t,l'""'" 'H annoy line, cuiifiuhe. old-fuahloud and often 'ry danuerous. Tho latest Scientific Method, avoldliiK drug, employs mod ern skill, tho lntit Instru ments, Is abitolutely saf. hi not unileMHi. i modnmiH In lost and neuron far Niitwrlnr rmiultM lu Out futmu care or t!.- eyi-H. Dr. RicKert Lt'nllil .SlHVinllHt (Hip Kculiiif'H, Medford 2.H-4-"t-H"-H-l"H"H"H"H-:""lH- Medford Book Store 0000000Ov TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE OR TRADE For Rogue rlvor land or Medford pronert An improved ton acre f.'irm; C arro In 20 yoar old orchard, all lilinls of fruit and Ijerriea; larRO cliorry trees that Hlrnply beat tho world in Quantity and Quality, to Kether with a ton uimplo title to ton acroH 01 ciauiH anu uuumin hoach In front; uli kinds of clams In unlimited Quantities. 1300 ft. I from Brownsville P. O.. on reu-, lar lliius of boats rrom Boattlc, ono1 hour's run; a miles from Uremer ton navy ynrd. First class plank road from houso to wharf. Faro rrom .Seattle to place ror tho past yoar has boon fie, novor more than 26c, Special rates for school chil dren. Will exchange for Medford property or Roj?uo river valley land. Apply to Jncksou County Roulty Co., 217 Oarnett-Coroy hid. Take coiubstituie. Aik for HOR LICK'S. Not in Any Milk Trim OliollifiliiHiiV Wgg f ty-v-vp WceRs&McGowanCo. UNDERTAKERS Dy Kboni 9371 Stllfbt; PuontBl V. W. Wetki 3071 A. S. Orr, 3891 HADV ASSISTANT. I FOR SALE Host lumbering propo sition in Houthorn Oreg. AUdrcss L., euro Mall Tribune, 12 ' WANTED A good hIiibIo open bug- By. I'liono 1101. i'i HAVE two good prospects for proper ties In tills vulloy for an invest ment from $20,000 to $40,000 either bearing or partly In hearing. Qlvo mo full particulars If you are nnxlous to sell, If not don't waste our tlmo uud energy. Claud Miles, Medford, Oregou, 12 Tho hishcflt point of woman's hap piness Is reached only through moth erhood. Yet tho mother-to-bo Is often earful of nature's ordoal and shrinks from tho Buffering Incident to Its con mimmatlon. In Mother's Frlond la to bp found a modlclno of. great valuo to every oxpoctant mother. It In liitondod to preparo tho nyslcm for tho crlsla, and thus rellove, iu great part, tho milferlng through which tho mother usually passes. Tho regular uso of Mothor's Friend will repay any mothor In the comfort It affordH before, and the helpful restoration to health and ntrongtli It brings ubout after baby comes. Mother's Friend Is for salo at drug stores. Wrlto for our freo book for oxpoctant mothers which contains much valuable infor mation. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Adult, Ga. iff THe Coming First They're All DoiiT It -All Dole' It - All Dole' It Now - Doing What? t T T T T V T T T T T t T ? ? ? T ? T t ? ? T T T t f a' r?' Why, Depositing their Cash with the MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK, Of Course. BECAUSE It is the Only Bank in Medford that is Growing; And is Growing Stronger Daily; for it Wont Speculate, and is Faithful to its Friends We Pay 4 Per Cent Interest on Savings and lime Deposits Resources Over Three Qi Meyi too llllOIl Thanks to Old Friends and to New v vvuimnt ii jucf e-w-w , VV.M.... I : i V f V ? T f y t y y y y y y y y y f y y y y y y Y y y y y y f 1 !. T 4 V 1'