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H. W. BchllchtliiR of lown Falls.
Iowa, and daughter Ornco nrc visiting
In Mcdfonl.
Tho city council will hold a post-
)oncd meeting nt tho city hnll Mon-
I, day nftornoon. It Is prolmblo that
J nddltlonnl clcrka will bo appointed
' tii caro for tho Bxvcnrlng In of voters
i' on election day.
Carl GrlsRon. violinist, of Now
York and Mnu. Cnptolln nvlync, so
prano, will nrrlvo next week to fur
nish music In tho dining room of the
Hotel Medford.
Tho Indies of tho M. E. church
South, will ficrvo ono of tho excellent
chicken pie suppers In tho basement
of tho church, corner of Oakdale and
Main Saturday ovcnlng, Jan. 11,
1313. Trlco CO cents. Everybody
Invited. 550
Dr. P. C. Page Is confined to his
hotel by a sovcro caso of the grip.
Dr. 1 toddy returned rrom a lengthy
stny at brants l'nss Saturday. Ho
reports that tho Grants Pass-Crescent
City rallrond la a certainty.
A largo party of former college
women dined at tho Hotel Medford
Saturday noon.
Dr. S. A. Lockwood and Dr. Myr
tle S. Lockwood (regular physicians,
not chiropractors) havo removed
their offices from the Hasklns' build
Ins to 232 E. Main street. 571
Dr. H. Heckman and wife of nod
ford. Ind., arrived In Medford Sat
urday morning with a view of mak
ing this city their homo.
Dr. Clancy was called to Dutto
Tails Friday.
To close them out, all cook stcvr
and ranges, nt redi'wd prices. rH
us n call. F. W. Sbaplelgh Hard
ware Co., 23 South Central avenue.
Professor Engelhardt was In from
tho Modoc orchard Friday.
H. H. Corliss of Talent had busi
ness In Medford Snturdny.
Oak tier wood for salo. Gold R&y
neaify Co.
A. E. Ueaiites. tho lawyer, who was
threatened with pii-mmonln, has gone
to San Diego. Cal., to Tccuperate.
Prof. P. II. Dally was a recent vis
itor In Eaglo Point.
For goodness sako, have R. A.
Holmes, tho Insurance man write
your Insurance Ho knows how.
Mr. and Mrs. P.. D. Hoko of Wil
low Springs district mado a trip to
Bedford Friday.
, A. J. Clarno died near Eagle Point
Ma few days slnco. Ho was a suffen
.from cancer for several years.
j Bring that old book with torn
"binding down and hare it rebound
at tho Mall Tribune office. Costa
but little. tf
Miss Graco Henry, stenographer In
tho offlco of A. E. Iteames, Is vls
Htlng friends living In tho country.
j T. D. Standloy camo down from
Ashland Friday afternoon.
E. D. Weston, commercial photog
,'raphern, negatve8 mado any tlmo or
ap!aco by appointment. Phono M.
fl471.
E. I). Hanley was among tho many
(-who transacted business In Medford
during tho week.
Mayor Canon, who attended tho
Jackson Day celebration at Portland,
returned Friday evening.
That 'famous old smoke the Trav
eler. Medford's public schools will re
"Buino studies Jan. 20th, when It Is
expected thoro will bo no further
danger of Infection by scarlltlna. The
high uchool will begin on tho 13th.
E. T. Staples and Dr. A. C. Cald
well of Ashland tarried in Medford
Tuesday afternoon.
P. Klum has moved his slsn busi
ness to the Hoyden alley between S.
Central and S. Ttartlett.
Mrs. Harry Young who has been
visiting In Medford, returned to the
homestead, near Urownsboro during
tho week. '
II. It. Mlnter of Eaglo Point was
In Medford Friday. Ho is l- ling
1C00 head of sheep.
Vapor baths and scientific mas
sago for mon and women. Dr. R.
J. lockwood, chrlopractor, 203 Gar-nett-Corey
Dldg. Phono 145.
Mrs. J, G. Prlscoo, who now reside
in California, lavishing in this
Hon of which she wji formely t i i
dent for many years.
Robert G. Jeffrey went a fow
hours in Medford Friday. Ho is en
gaged In prospecting In Applegate
district.
. Ask for tho Travelor clgnr.
F. II. Furrar, In chargo of tho pear
plant at Tol, transacted business in
Medford Friday.
E. L. Jonos, who has been at the
Siskiyou coppor belt, where ho has
extenslvo interests, rcturnod Friday.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
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LAD AMUTAXT
Cdpt. Gordan Voorhcln has been
visiting his son, who Is In school nt
Middlesex, Mors;, null also his sister,
Mrs. Arthur Draper of Charlotte, N.
C.
Evangelist I.o'vo of Santa Rosa,
Cal., who has been conducting treet
'njrs nt Gold I. ill Midor tho answers
of the church of Christ, recently bap
tised eight youthful converts in tho
Icy waters of Rogue river.
Mrs. Halllday-Halght, pupil of
Marches! (Paris), Oscar Saengcr
(Now York) teaches tho art of sing
ing, tono plactng and correct breath
ing a specialty. Exponont of pure
"Uel Canto" of tho Italian school
concert, opera, oratorio. Individual
lessons or tn class (three In class)
Resldenco studio, 403 Oakdale ave
nue, South, phono 72C2. '
Miss Anna Jeffrey and other tench
crs in tho Medford schools left for
Portland Friday evening, to remain
several days.
Morton D. Young, ono of tho O. &
C. railroad company's conductors In
early days, died at Portland on the
Sth, aged CO years.
Oak tier wod for sale. Gold Ray
Realty Co.
O. Knlpa and T. J. Hamlin were
recent business visitors in Medford.
S. J. Swcnning left for Portland
on Friday evening's train.
F. J. Norton of Suthcrlln is tran
sacting business In Medford.
Fruit labcli In any color printed
by tho Mall Tribune. tf
L. Do ran of Antelope was among
his Medford friends Friday and en-
Joyed a pleasant afternoon.
J. Rngsdalo of Lake crock and H.
S. Kinney of Glcndnlc spent Friday
night in Medford.
Carkln & Taylor (John H. Car
kin and Glenn O. Taylor), attorneys
at-law, over Jackson County Bank
Building Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Rlstlno of Albany
aro stopping In Medford.
Thomas Francisco, who was ar
rested on telegraphic advices from
Portland, has been taken to the me
tropolis by Detective Sweeny.
Kodak finishing, tho best at Wes
ton's, opposite book store.
O. H. Lawlcr mado a professional
trip to Jacksonville Frldny.
L. Sncll who has been visiting at
Vancouver, Wash., is in Medford
again.
Collect thoso scattered sheets of
music you raluo and haTo them
bound in book form at the Mail
Tribune tf
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Tanner of Coos
county aro visiting In Medford, which
was their formor home.
Mr. and Irs. J. A. Ward, who
live southeast of Medford, traded
with our merchants Thursday.
Soft wood 2 a tier. Gold Ray
Realty Co.
Z. Webster and W. Beeson of Tal
ent mado Medford a business visit
tho forepart of tho week.
Tho cigar that put O. K. In smoke
tho Traveler.
Joseph Green and Mr. Kennedy of
Grants Pass spent Friday night in
Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Brown, who
havo been at The Dalles for somo
time, aro in Medford again.
Watch Mitchell's daily talks to
voters beginning January 3rd.
A number of Ashland people spent
Friday night in Medford ns tho 11:20
train was so lato that they did not
wish to remain up waiting on It.
Mr. and Mrs. Rlstlno of Albany aro
at tho Hotel Holland. Mr. Rlstlno
was taken ill ono tho train and will
remain hero until ho recuperates.
Colonel Mlms was down from his
ranch at Seven Oaks Saturday.
C. L. Reames, representative from
Jackson nnd Douglas counties leaves
Sunday for Portland and Salem.
W. M. Smith of tho Rivcrsldo
apartments was at Phoenix Friday.
AD WOLGAST HUNTS
Early this morning before the
snow stopped falling Ad Wolgast,
formor lightweight champion, started
out on a "seeing tho valloy" trip with
Moso Barkdull. Tho party headed
for Brownsvlllo and is not expected
back before ovening. Wolgast was
determined to see tho valloy regard
less of weather conditions and It wns
upon his inslstanco that the trip was
made.
DUD ANDERSON LEAVES
FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Jan. 11.
Bud Anderson, tho northwestern
lightweight, matched to meot Sammy
Trott of Columbus, Ohio, at Vernon
on Jan. 25 will leave for the south
tonight.
Anderson will bo accompanied by
his brother and Dick Donald, his
manager. Before leaving, Donald
plans to confer with promoter Jamos
Cof froth rolativo to a match with
Harlem Tommy Murphy on Fob. 7.
Should Anderson decisively dofont
Trott, It Is bellevod ho undoubtedly
will bo glvon tho Murphy match.
BEDFORD MXUJ TRIBUNE, arEDFORI), OttEtlON. SATURDAY. .TANUARY 11,
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PLAN FACTORY 10
DRYING FRUIT BY
There will bo n. mectimr of the
memberd of tho Commercial club nnd
the Merchants association nt the Li
bra ry auditorium, 7:110 p. nt., to meet
with representatives of the Kver
Fresh rn tn unity who nrc here in the
interests of establishing n factory.
This company lias perfected n new
nroees lor preparing all sorts of
vegetable, fruits, berries, etc., in
such n way that they retain their
flavor and freshness for several
years, although nil the water origin
ally in them lias been removed. For
instance, corn, cauliflower, nspnru
gus, etc., are so processed that they
may be prepared for the table and
have all the freshness and flavor of
tho perfectly fresh vegetable taken
from the garden.
Dried and Restored
The proee removes all the water
without taking away the. flax or and
a demonstration will be made tonight
by the owners of the process. Frank
J. Morton of Sntherlin and A. (1.
Chnloupka of Portland.
Samples of the produce nro on
exhibition nt the exhibit building of
the Commercial club. They show the
fruits and xcgctable; dried and nbo
show them restored to natural ap
pearance nnd taste after being sonk
ed for ono night in water.
Apples, pears, loganberries, Pota
toes, carrots, cauliflower, com nnd
bananas are a few of the product
that may be preserved by the process.
In the dried state the samples are
greatly reduced in sire nnd nro not
of nn appetizing appearance. After
one night in xvntcr they completely
regain their normal size nnd color,
nnd the promoters claim nre ns npoe
tizing ns ever.
Make Pics nnd Cakes
in tlte demonstration this evening
pics, short cake and other delieneies
will be made from fruits kept for n
great timo under the process. Tho
men behind the concern nro not of
fering stock for snlo but nre under
stood to be looking for nu inducement
to locate in this city. Just what the
inducement will be nnnouueed short
ly. A number of orchardlMs nre al
ready greatly interested in the plnn.
Medford should be interested in a
concern of this kind. It means that
all of our garden products may bo
utilized and converted into cvupornt
ed products which will keep indefin
itely, nnd which may be shipped at
much less expense due to the decreas
ed weight.
Products On Display
The representntix-es of tho Kver
Fresh company will have on display
many of their products, and nre de
sirous of meeting the people who nre
interested in establishing n factory in
tho valley. No one xvho feels that
the valley needs un establishment
xvhieh xvill take care of our various
form products should be nbsent from
this meeting. J. A. Perry, tem
porary president of the Commercial
club, nnd Kd. Warner, president
of the Merchants association, will
prcsido nnd urge tho nttendaiieo of
every interested person. Hemembcr
that tho meeting is ealled for 7:110
p. in. in thu auditorium in (he base
ment of tho library. Show your in
terest and come. Ladies are nlso in
vited to be present ns this matter is
aUo of interest to them.
MERCURY FALLS 10
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Thoso holding fruit in storago were
again warned Frldny night to light
fires in tho warehouses and tho warn
ing was justified whon tho thermo
meter touched 15 abovo zero, tho
third coldest night or tho year.
Tho sleighing Saturday proved
ideal for thoso fortunto enough to
own runners. Ono man took tho
whcols off his carrlago and fitted up
a cutter with tho uso of some iron
plpo, bent cleverly to bo used as
runners. A number of farmers
camo to town with their wagon boxes
on wooden runners. Several coast
ing parties havo been organized for
this evening.
ENTIRE NORTHWEST IS
FEELING DULL TIMES
Dr. Kircligessnor hns returned to
Medford niter n trip through Wash
ington and Idaho, xvhere he visited in
many cities largo and small. The
doctor says that ho was particularly
interested in noting the business out
look in cities of the size of Medford
nnd (but in every caso tho dull times
now visiting tho west xvns moro up
purcnt thun it is here. Dr, Kirch
gessner returns to Medford moro
than ever pleased xvith his homo city
and its outlook. Spokane, he states,
Is very dull.
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BOISE, Idaho, Jan. II. Tho sen
tences of R. 8. Sheridan, O. O.
llroxon and A. It. Criuon, of ten days
In tho Ada county jnll for contempt
of court, ns the result of the publica
tion by tho llolso Capitol News of
the message of Colonel Roosevelt to
voters of Idaho on tho decision of tho
supremo court barring Roosevelt
electors from tho ballot In tho re
cent election, together with editorial
criticism of that decision, otplrcd to
day nnd they were released.
Penny contributions to pay-fines
assessed by tho court against the edi
tors and publishers are coming In
by tho thousands from every state In
tho union nnd nearly half of the
amount required for the payment of
the IG0Q fines assessed In each case
has been collected In that manner.
At the Churches
.Mcthodlu
Medford Methodist Episcopal
church corner of llnrtlett and Fourth
street, E. Olln Eldrltlge pastor.
Services Sunday as follews:
Preaching 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. in.
Subject of morning discourse, "A
Jewel From an Unexpected Mine."
Evening, Rev. Dunlnp, district super
intendent. Sunday school and men's Bible
clnss 9:45 a. m. Epworth league
6:15 p. m. Prayer meeting Thurs
day evening 8 o'clock.
Excellent music under tho direc
tion of F. O. Edmeads. Special fea
ture solo by C. Hoy. Every ono mndo
welcome.
.Ion Lutheran
At Ion Lutheran 514 West 4th
street, there will bo English service
at 7:30 p. m. Tho morning service,
as well as Bible school service, for
this Sunday, will bo omitted. Come
and worship.
Christ Ian
Corner Ninth and Oakdale, Diblo
school at 10 a. in.: preaching at 11
a. m. by Bro. C. P. Swandor of Port
land; C. E. at 6:30 preaching by the
pastor at 7:30 p. in. Prayer meeting
on Thursday cvcnlnp. Choir prac
tice on Friday evening.
You aro cordially- Invited to come
and worship with us. D. D. Boylo,
minister, residence 14G S. Ivy street.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Sunday morning service nt eleven
o'clock; subject of lesson-sermon:
"Sacrament' Wednesday evening
meeting at seven-thirty. All nro wel
come. Rcadng-room heurs: two to five p.
m. dally, except Sunday. Church
edifice, North Oakdale.
I'rosbyterlun
Communion service nt 11 u. in.
Reception of members. The offering
for foreign missions xvill be taken.
Musio by the iptnrtct, chorus nnd
orchestlnu At 7'JIO preaching by
the pastor. "Tho Supreme Desirable
ness of the Kingdom's Triumph" xvill
he the subject. The offering in the
ex'cning is also for foreign missions.
Sunday school is nt 10 u. in., ('. I'.
society nt (i'lfl p. m.
St. Mark's Episcopal
Joeph Sherrin, priest in charge.
Sunday services as follexvs: Service
and sermon 11 a. in., evening prayer
and sermon 7::il). Services lire held
in St. Mark's hall, comer Main and
Holly streets. All are 'welcome.
Merltol Hair Tonic keeps tho scalp
in u healthy condition, prevonts tho
hair from falling out, restores It to
Its natural color and used regularly
keeps the hair soft and fluffy. Has
kin's Drug Store.
A Sew Discovery.
Ono of the sensations of tho twen
tieth century Is Morltol Ithoumatlsm
Powders. A noon to every sufforor.
Tho best J:nown remedy for rhotima
tlsni In all Its forms. Ask thoso who
have tried It. Hasklns' Drug Store.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
KOIt KENT Ono to three furnished
rooms for light housokdoplng. Also
down and upstairs business rooms,
ono block north of Medford Na
tional Imtik. Owner 109 North
Central, upstairs room one. 255
L
enses
Of Inferior ijuulity never enter this
establishment, t Insist upon getting
the best. I pay for tho best, and If
your glasses come from hero
TIIKV AHH THK IIKHT
DR. RICKERT
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EDITORS
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VOTE TO RE-OPEN
ROGUE TO F
TO
The Rogue River Fili Protective
Association at n meeting held Friday
evening, approved the draft of a bill
opening Rogue river to eouuueretitl
fishing as far. upstream iih thu mouth
of the Illinois river for salmon only.
Steel bends are classed as trout, and
it is made illegal to catch them other
than with hook and line, or to buy or
sell them. Nets arc restricted to 8'j
inch minimum size and eatt be used
only below tho mouth of the Illinois
river.
A strenuous fight is expected nt
Salem, xvhere the (Imnti Pass dele
gation xvill strive (o reopen the
stream to commercial fishing through
Josephine eounty.
l L. Reames xvill introduce tho bill
xxhieli is expected to meet the ap
proval of the mouth of the river see
lion. Legal blanks tor isle at tho Mall
Trlbuno offlco. tf
Children's
Storm
Boots
Here aro storm hoots
for th boys nnd girls.
A splendid protection
for the bad walking
snow and sltisli.
Every boy and girl
should have a pair.
They'll stand rough
usage and outwear
two pair of ordinary
shoes.
Bohling's
"GOOD FIT"
' SHOE STORE
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Electric Heating
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Current for '! kilowatt, air heater (will heat, about fiOl) cubic feet)
Jj2.()() per mouth Klnl Unto.
Current for-'Jj kilowatt air heater (will heat about 7f() cubic feet)
$2.50 per month Klal. Wato.
Current for 1 kilowatt air heater (will heat, about 1000 cubic feet)
$3.00 per month Klnl. Wale.
Current for Vfc kilowatt air healer (will heat about 1500 cubic feet)
$!.5() per month Kbit U'ate.
Current for 2 kilowatt air bent or (will heat about 2000 cubic feet)
' $4.00 per month Flat Unto.
Current for 21. kilowatt air heator (will heat about 2f;00 cubic foot)
$'1.50 por month Flat Rate.
Current for JJ kilowatt air heater (will heat about H000 cubic loot)
$5.00 per month Flat Rale.
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Above fl kilowatts at the rate of $5.00 per month flat rale for each 'A kilo
watts installed.
On account of having a certain amount of power that is used in the ,i
mer for irrigation wo aro making tho above rate for""olootric' heating to ai
from September 1st to
California-Oregon Power Co.
lOtfl.
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Your Own
Price for a
Home
I must raise money to meet
my contracts in a business
venture. To do it I will sac
rifice values for a sale on any
one of the three or four
houses in Medford.
BOX 495, MEDFORD
YOU WILL
IF YOU BUY
THE PRICE OF OTHER
BUT THE PRICE
REMAINS
ytiifMSilkilkiiiliiillila;
"Wo can supply you with anything in the fence line,
or will contract to fenco your farm complete.
Let us figure with you.
Gaddis
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