Medford mail tribune., December 12, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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lOCL AND
PERSONAL
Tlio unlo of Ilcil Cross ntnnipa tin-del-
tlio ftUM!.FM ot tlio nrontor .Mutl
ford club, l brlni eomlitctoil In tlio
IiiisIiichs Iioiirmi of tliu city toilny.
Tito RalcslmlloH nrc lilpli pcliool
fiirls. Up to iloon tho liming hint
brei brink 'Willi no ruijtontor over
looked, The tmlo of ttiu stnmps will
t bd tiBod In vcllof work In the wnr
'stricken zoiik of Ktirope.
If you wnnt quality 1 linve It Store
open evenings till Clirlstmns. Mar
tin J, lloddy, tlio Jowolcr
Itenr and coxites are reported to
bo nunicroiiK In the Dead Indian and
Evans creel; districts, though In com
pnrlcon with other jears tho killing
of the varmints ba been slight.
Tbcro Is a bounty on cootes.
$7.00 opera glasses, $3.f0, Kl
wood's. 227
According to flKureH compiled by
tlio local forestry office there are
five and one-half billion feet In tho
national forest reserves of this sec
tion. Horn and board at 145 South Ivy.
Mrs. .0. L. Grant. 23
fhjs Is a wintry day in the IIokuo
river' valley, a heavy fop. with a pro
nounced, chill settling over tho nl
ley. It ncted as a blanket.' keeping
tho cold over tho valley. Tho
Weather brought out the . first fur
oiprcoats of the' season.
A few samples of custom made
cortcts, also sanitary aprons and
belts nt cost. Mrs. I.eacb, 32C X.
linrtlet't.
A. C. I.yman of Seattle nrrlved
Friday afternoon to spend the
Christmas season with bis brother
Itobcrt Lyman of Jtyi Agate district.
Remember the jlcddy lior Is n
guarantee of quality." JiarUn J. Hed
dy, tho Jeweler.
Dr. Krnost P. Hall of San Fran
cisco, Cal., will address the Men's
club of tho Presbyterian church on
Tuesday evening, December 1.1, on
tho subject, "America In tho Far
Fast." All tho members of the
club, and every man of the church
are urged to bo present. This will
bp one of our most interesting meet
ings. Banquet at C:30 p. in. Dr.
Hall speaks Sunday morning at 11 a.
m.
Doll carts at M. F. & H. Co.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. Carl Den
nett ot Coker Uutte, Wednesday, De
cember Oth, twins, a son and daugh
ter. For Ealo at public market Saturday
mqrningr pork spare ribs, back Ijone
and sausage. 225
W. H. Crandall of Eagle Point dis
trict was a Medford visitor Saturday.
Get It at Do Voo's.
A largo number of out-of-town poo
pie attended tho film presentation of
"Little Lord Fauntloroy" at tho
Page Theater Friday night.
Closing out my opera glasses below
cost. K. D. Klwood, optometrist, op
posito pouej'a.. 227
K. It. Mlnter of Eagle Point was
a business visitor In the city for a
few hpurs Friday afternoon.
Million Dplla'r Mystery at It Thea
ter tonight.
Dealers throughout the valley are
buying uj hogs, cattle and turkeys
for the- holiday, shipments to San
Fraiiclsro, northern California points,
and Portland. The whipping or the
stock will begin- next week, several
cars being reserved for the purpose
"Insurance" meanti "Holmes' and
"Holmes" means "Insurance." See
Holmes "Tho Insurance Man."
The postofflco Is feeling the first
effect of tho holiday business, many
of tlio gifts being sent by parcel post
Tho sending U lieglnnlng ten days
earlier than last year, due no doubt
to the flvo year campaign to shop
early.
130.00 opera glasses, $1C50, at
Elwoqd's opposite Deuel's. 22,
Col. It. C. Washburn was a busi
ness visitor in the city Friday ufter
noon. "Whlto Seal, steel cut, coffee, 25c
nt Hrownleo & Lindle, 230
At the bet sugar meeting at the
Na( Friday afternoon, Secretary Geo
J). Carpenter of the Farmers and
Fruitgrowers League, secured man)
now names, from tho business men
of tho city. The membership fee is a
dollar.
Five votes for every one cent pur
chase on Christmas good, M, F. & H.
Co.
Joe Kelly of tho Griffin creek dis
trict Is attending to business matters
In the city today.
$25. Q0 opera' glasses, $13.50, at
Ehvood's opposite Deuel's 227
(ioarga Noulier of Jacksonville
sjent Frldny ufternoon in .Medford
on business.
Million Dollar Mystery at It Thea
tor toplgbt.
Denton Howonf of Ashland spent
Friday afternoon' In tho city attend
ing to IiiTbIiiosb natters, and visiting
fields.
?lli.50 operaglasse8, $7.5Q nt El
wood'?. , ' 227
Tho soulhbound B. P, motor
bro(;j down ntCpter Lake Junction
Friday jiftoruooii necessitating je
p(ra nu(t i) delay of MjVerul hours.
Attorney A. C. Hough and wife, of
Ornnts Pass hnvo returned to their
homo after spending tho week In tho
city.
$10.00 opera glasses, $4.00, El
wood, 's 227
Tho high school students ate con
sidering tho advisability of organiz
ing n gleo club. They would make n
tour ot the valley with an opening
performance In this city.
Tho finest equipment in Oregon for
printing irult labels. Medford Print
ing Co.
Crenm chocs .10c at Mldwny. 255
Tho major portion ot tho Chinese
population of Mcdfotd left Friday af
ternoon for a week end "visit with
.Mongolian friends and relatives In
Montague and Yrekn, Cal.
Dancers wanted nt St. Mark's hall
Saturday eve. 223
There has been n decided falling
off In tho transient travel the last
week, the cold weather hnvlng a
detcrent effect on the wanderers.
The pollco, tho first of the week con
template the exiling of all citizen
without visible moan of support or
goor character.
We wish It understood we bavo
the largest and best stock ot furs In
southern Oregon, nt Ewlng'a Gun
Store. 22d
The condition of Mrs. William
Crawford, who ras been seriously HI,
shows a slight improvement today.
Million Dollar Mystery nt It Thea
ter tonight.
lloughnecklsm among young row
dies, which has been on the ebb the
last ten days broke loose again Fri
day night. The latest form of van
dalism ts to throw auto robes left In
the seats and on radiators into the
street.
Doll carts at M. F. & H. Co.
Earl I'ulrlch, who Is in the stock
business on t'nlon creek Is spending
a"fcwdays In the city viMtlng friends
and attending to business matters. '
Sweet cider at Do Voe's.
Tho hearing of the testimony lr.
the suit ot the California-Oregon
Power company against the city will
be resumed next week. Tho power
company has concluded Its testimony.
Doll carts at M. F. & H. Co.
Sons of Veterans of the Civil war
arc invited to meet with the G. A. 11.
at Itcilmen hall on Apple street for
the purpose of organizing a camp of
the Sons of Veterans of Medford nt
4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, Decem
ber 13.
The principals in the Rose Society
Vaudeville assembled last night In
full regalia to have photographs
taken, some ot which will bo used in
Ashland, whero they will appear
next Tuesday evening.
Doll carts at M. F. & II. Co.
The first drunk In ten days was
landed In the city Jail Friday night
by the police. He Insisted on sing
ing wild and wool) songs on the
streets.
Go to W. E. Smith, missionary of
the American Sunday School Union,
23C South Central avenue, to get
your books and IHblcs. Illblcs, sev
eral styles, from 25o up. Testaments
from Cc up. Call and see them. 22G
J. A. Tornej has returned from n
business trip to Scnttlo and other
northern points.
We aru sellng some furs at actual
cost. Come in and pick out youn,
furs whllo tho picking is good.
Ewlng's Gun Store. 22C
Tho city levy for Ashland has
been fixed by their council at 14
mills, four mills higher than the levy
In this city.
Don't forget tho entertainment for
the benefit of the high school athletic
t'tcld at the Xatatorlum December 18.
X. C. Dennett of Eugcno is among
the out of town visitors In the city
this week.
Doll carts nt M. F,& II. Co.
Martin Adams of Klamr.th Falls is
attending to business matters in
tho city this .week.
Wo stilt bavo n good selection of
furs from the cheap covey, to tho gen
uine sable, llnrtlett & Xetherland
In Ewlng's Gun Store. 22C
The regular Suuday offering at
the Presbyterian church tomorrow
morning will be given to foreign mis
sionary work.
J. O. Gerklng, tho best all around
photographer in southern Oregon.
Always reliable. Negatives mado any
where, tlmo or place. Studio 228
Mnln St. Phone 320-J.
S, X. Miller of Glehdalo Is among
the out of town visitor in the city this
week,
Try n quart of our guaranteed
puro sanitary milk. Phone 582-W.
250
Salto, the well kuown j0cal Japan
ese will leave Monday for hs old
home In Jupau to upend tho next six
months in the r couch of his childhood.
Salto will carry with him recom
mendations from a number of local
citizens as required by tho immigra
tion laws.
Five votes for pvcry one cent pur
haso on Christina good. M. F. & II.
Co.
Medford students at state schools
will begin returning for the Christ
mas holda)8 next Baturduy, the first
semester closing next Friday, The
public schools of the city and count)
will ('lobe tlio same date.
Doll carts nt M. F. & H. Co.
The authorities were notified to
day of the theft of chickens from hen
houses In tho southern part ot the
city. Tho work Is ulld at the door
of hungry tramps. A couple of
cases of wanderers entering resluu
rants, eating substantial meals, and
then refusing to pay for same have
been reported to tho police,
Dartlett .t Xetherland will discon
tinue the fur business and have re-
Iduced nil furs 20 to 10 per cent. 220
Arthur ltnsor ot Ashland was a
business visitor lu the ett Tilda) af
ternoon for a few hours,
Flvo votes for every one cent pur
chase on Christmas good. M. F. H.
Co.
Attorney Evan Renmes and W. V.
H. Campbell lott this morning for
Willows, Cat, on a duck anil gooo
hunt. All orders for wild fowl
slaughtered by tho two hunters will
be cared for by John S. Orth. The
supply will be large, l.oavo your
orders.
Five votes for every one cent pur
chase on Christmas good. M. F, & 11.
Co.
Prosecuting Attorney E. E. Kelly
Is attending to county matters In
Jacksonville today,
Kodak finishing nnd supplies nt
Weston's Camera Shop. Over Isli
Theater.
Xlck Klme of the Griffin creek dU
trlct Is spending the day in Medford
on business.
DeVoe is going to sell 500 pounds
of chocolato creams at thirty cents
per pound. Get a pound today, tf
Henry Cnllnghau expects to leave
next week for his claims In the Hluo
Ledge district, provided tlio nnow Is
not too deep, hindering work. It Is
reported that four feet of snow fell
in that , M'ctlon a week ago, but
melted rapidly under tho breath of
a chlnook wind.
r'ive votes for every one cent pni
chuse on Christmas good. M. F. & It
Co.
Cards nnnniinelnir tho oncniioinent
of Miss Helen Summerhayos of San I
Francisco, nnd Dr. It. J. Conroy of
this city have been Issued, tho wed
ding to occur lato In January of tho
new year. The bride-to-be is well
known on both sides of the bay. Mr.
Conroy is a well known physician of
this city.
For sale, Indian twin cylinder
motorcycle, good condition, $115.
Phono 750-J. 227
Students of the high school hold n
meeting Frldny night to decide upon
the giving of monograms to athletes,
and to determine what should be
dono to secure the honors. No defi
nite conclusion was reached and the
matter will be definitely settled at an
adjourned meeting to be held next
Tuesday afternoon.
Get Governor Johnson and Mt.
Pitt cigars In Christmas boxes. Home
made and the best.
Tho fire department has received
no call so far this month. With cold
weather at hand, fires from defective
flues ar) to bo oxpectcd due to over
heated stoves.
Five votes for every one cent pur-
hase on Christmas good. M. F. & 11.
Co.
Attorneys Newbury, McCnlKi and
Menley spent the day in Jacksonville
attending to matters before tho cir
cuit court.
Nothing nicer fqr Christmas than
Governor Johnson nnd Mt. Pitt ci
gars in Christmas boxes.
It. C. Kelsey or Gold Hill was a
business visitor In the city Friday af
ternoon. Order your Chroma? vrca!ifH
now from Pierce, the florUt. real Eng
tlsh. holly used In wienths, a Ik.) rut
flowers. Order early and avoid iil
appointment. Pierce, tho floiicet,
..bono .174.
Tho 15th day of Fobruary Is tho
date tho four pianos are given away
absolutely free. Don't forget your
votes for your friends. They are de
pending on your promise. , 22C
VlnnorB of weekly prizes in big
piano contest are: Juno Millard, at
Mann's; Fern Wing, at M, IV & If.
Co.; Lillian Pierce, at Kldd's; Lena
Marsh, at Schleffolin's. Help some
one win (ho $30.00 sliver set for
Christmas. 22C
EXTENSIVE IRK
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KxloiiMVo iro-sut"tiiig JW' f o.il it
hoiiiir ilnmi tiPflu nj inU'lly Wiled bv
.1. A. Wosteiluinl, i-n tliOiWo! nml
.4(iutlivost slope nf Uty. .viiji, by K.
l Little, who liim duven three tuu
nolfl nt iliftervjvl'lt'vil-, some of them
a i-onsiilorhblo tllltjnee ,ui, iiild on a.
foniili Until WfnSi nhnlt. On nil
the lovo'l. vvlifijlijftjo bout lli." feet
n)Kut, cinr. ufJijjnK tiM'rim " t'"11
seeured from tu$Sunnjilo or fn.
emle jmwpeels luwe hej'ii l(ietitod
nnd mst of the dumps nit eoiuposi-d
of onnl. . -
Mr. Little i tin eH'rioneel nml
miner and was .the loeutor of tlie
Suiinyxitlo dud other prospeeK yours
ji.m. He has (rmied the eoul deposits
from Row Ann iim r l the I'nlifitr-
uin line and is convinced I lint out) of
the gionliM eonl fields ol the vo.t is
within siKht of Me,'loiil. The eoul
veins or trutur v.uv front mx to
twelve feet in depth, and the eonl so
far soi'tired ! u liwh-snido lignite,
almost n seini-hittiinutoiis, lie i
convinced that when he is a little fur
ther in, under reilci: puvsure, u
much higher grade ot coal will be
mined.
In some of the tunnel Mr. I.iltle
is within n oompnrnlivoly few foot f
where he expects to find the main
lode, nnd future development will ho
n waited with uiteiest
ICH ORE F
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BUZZARO MINE
SamVles of ore running as high as
$2,100 a ton, and some ns high us
$4200 a ton from the Huzznrd mine
on the I'mpqua divide nenr the head
of Elk creek nic being shown by
Mark Applegate, nunnger and one of
tho towners. Mr. Applognto. has
worked developing tho mine far the
past four oars. The ledge Is over
half a mile in width and hat mauy
rich streaks containing gold, sliver,
zinc, lend and nulliiiony.
Tho mine hniryo far paid for Its
own dcvelopmnt"by shipping the'oro
mined to tho Kelby smelter. The
vein from which tho Wniples were
taken runs from eight- to eighteen
inches wide.
Kodak finishing tho best, nt Wes
ton's Comoro Shop, qver Isis Thea
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Get Your Next Suit of
LOTHES
MADE ItV
L E I N
PRICES 925.00 UP
AUo Cleaning, Pressing and Altering
l'JH K. Miiln, Upstair
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Santa Claus'
Headquarters
Arc at this ,sfirr and ho has
loads ol" jii'csonts for ovOry-
ono.
RED FRONT
5, 10 and 15c Store
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IT IS APPARENT
to all progressive business men that payment by check is
tho safe, economic and convenient way to pay,"
Your checking account, largo or small, is cordially Invited.
OVER S2 VEAnS UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT
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Merchants report the best hUN.Iiivx
In weeks lodn.v, duo to earl) Christ
inns shopper. Tio country d(Hlileta
are well t'cprcuentcil In tho buyer,
nuuiy coining from Ashland and Cell
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Closing Out
Our Furs
Some at cost, thc
balance only slightly
mjore
Bartlett & Netherland
EWINGS
GUN STORE
ORIENTAL
MR. &EO. S.KOSHABA, who 'is i!ffljiJ
iMi'dfiml an nil OricuUil Uur Kxpprt and iiiifWfM,
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WILL BE HERE .,.?. ,
MONDAY
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Willi a nico stuck ol Kill's. Mr. Kimlmha luis Ihumi
coming to 'Medford for tlio last IlirecKoasoiis, juimno.UI
nice rugs and his customers am well pleased with
their purchases. 'These rims will he displayed at tile
Medford Furniture
& Hardware Co.
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TUESDAY, DEC. 15th
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give n one-night show there and wo invito all Medford peoplo to go with us.
Special Arrangements With Taxis and Auto Car Co's
Admission samo as Medford, 25o, 35c and 50c.
Tickots on Salo at Nash Hotel
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Tke' best proposition in South-"
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lease, good reason -for selling.,,
Act quick if you want a snap. '
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