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MEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY, MAY G, 1910. ORG ROAD E KLAMATH SIDE 10 CRATER LAKE Chronicle Urfles Appropriation by County to Construct Auto Road to Crater Lake In Klamath County Nothing Definite Has Been Done. WANT AN EXPERT TO FIGHT BLIGHT TWO PETITIONS F OR FRANCHIS (Klamath Chronlclo) Now that tho tirao la 'approaching when travel will soon commence via automobile and otherwise to Cra ter Lake and the scenic niounttalns and gulches along tho way it is time to begin to figure on bettering tho conditions of tho highway between here and tho lake. Tho Rogtn liver country is raising $200,000 for tho building of r.n auto mobile boulevard from Medford to Crater laltb to further travel on that Bide of tho mountain. It Is stated by reports from Ashland that the people of that country will make a highway from Crater lake into the valley which will not only be a credit to tho coun try through wLich it built and the people whi built it but will make travel by automobile or any other of transportation very comfortablo as well as speedy. The people of this side should be gin to flguro on bettering tho condi tion of tho road from tLis city to Crater Inko in order to h'-ve through travel from her to the main rallrlad line on the other sldo of tho mount ains as comfortable as possible. Our people should not let tho Rogue River people outdo them in tho matter of road building as an inducement for the peoplo to make the trip from hero to Crater Lake and return. Fruit Growers of Yolo Want Pathol-' oqlst Sent There to Aid Them In Flflht. WOODLAND, May G. County Horticultural Commissioner G. H. Gecko and Irvine Blowers, a promin ent horticulturist, are making otforts to have nn assistant pathologist of the state university stationed at Wood land for a portion of thlc season to assist the fruitgrowers In their fight against Illicit and trip and other fruit posts. They havo mado an ap pointment with Prof. Ralph Smith, la charge of tho pathological work at Dorkcly, and Impress upon him tho Importance of hnvlng an nssistant stationed nt Woodland. Dr. E. Yeaw Is at present stationed nt Vacavllle, and for six months has been making a vigorous fight against the peach blight, thrlp and other dis eases that havo been so Injurious to peaches, pears, walnuts and prunes. Messrs. Hecke and Blowers have nsked that when Dr. Yeaw has com pleted his work at Vacavllle that ho be transferred to this city Electric Road and Gas Up Under Initiative FILED Franchises -Elcctrlon HILL ROAD IS RUSHING WORK Now Town Is Headquarters for Con tractors and Work Is Being Done Rapidly as Possible Date, However, Cannot Bo Until Next Meeting of Council. KLAMATH FALLS, May G Tho gc'nlu of tho now town of Crescent, 100 ! miles north, has boon filed with tho county clerk r.m! accepted by tho county court. A now crow of 25 or 30 men Is now oinployod In clearing j tho streetH and lota havo already boon, placed on sale. That this to become' a town of no small Importance Is J shown by tho fact that It will bo a very busy center from which railroad work will bo pushed all summer. Tho main Hue of tho Hill railroad knowu as tho Allen blanket franchise "i'B , ik'. C"" for the use of such streets of Ash- tr"ct "r n " ; building of tho 127 land for electric railroad purposes ni"" of t lh 1 1,0 wna ,ot.b' 1,10 nay select torn period "'u " 'uw w' common. ' Mill .tl1 rt 1 . .1... . ... Two initiative petitions were filed with City Recorder Eleston Tues day, calling for franchise privileges, says tho Ashland Tidings, to bo vot ed upon by tho people nt n special election tb be called in the near future. Tho one is what is popularly! railroad surveyors are to bo stationed at Croscont within tho next few days. Ono ot thoso will work est to On tario nnd tho tthor wout to Medford, tuulrlu Shuffor trntrlx. appointed uilmlui Probate. Kslato of M. S. Welch. Ordornmdo to pay certain claims. Kstuto ami .Miimliiuinliip of Arnold K. Wakcinan. L. U, Wukenmn ap pointed Kiiurdinn. Kstaio of William II. Shaffer. Cn- Mnrrlayo Licenses Granted, J. Verno Van Dyke nnd lnoz li. lloytj I!. M. Clark and Miimift Moore. Married In Juokxonvillu May .11)10, by J. . Noil, county JiiiIko, U. M. Clark and .Minnlo Monro. UimkittH for llnnltli. as tho grantee may of fifty years. It allows for a year's time for tho beffimnng ot work with in the city for tho utilization of the franchise and two years for the final designation of such streets as may be desired for car purposes. The other franchise desired is the Indian resorvo about 30 miles this, sldo of Crescent. Two parties of! Notice Tho old ostabllBhod Medford Bakery and Delicatessen linvo again rcsumod buoluoso with new men, bbttor roods, prompt aorrlce. Everything up-to-date. Our motto Is to please our pat rons. Gtvo us n trial. Re spectfully, A. F. RANKING & Co. SOUTH CUNTIIAI, AVE 1'HO.VE MAI.V 12232. For Sale one by J. R. Anderson of Pasadena, Mr. Hecke says that $40 a ton has! Calif., for n gas service in this city already been offered for pears, and , for a period of 33 years, which i he believes the price will go to S60 a ton beforo the season closes. DISCOVERER OF OREGON GOLD PASSES AWAY Luther Hasbrouck, a Calfornla pio neer of 1S49, died April 11 at Leslie, Mich., aged S4 years.- M. Hasbrouck return 10 years ago to Michigan to spend his declining years. Left as a young man practically i hers of the body on their prolonged guaranteed to bo furnished at a net maximum chrrgc of $1.50 per thou sand feet under the meter system, with a minimum Ichargo of $1 a month for service. A further re duction is provided for larger con sumers of gas. The council did not meet Tuesday evening for regulnr sesfion, as scheduled, on account of the ab sence of the mayor and other mem- Nothing definite has been done so far on this side toward building nn automobile boulevard from here to the lake. However, County Judge Griffith says the county court stands ready to do his share toward thi3 highway. He says the county will spend Just as much as it can see Its way clear to spend on this road. What this amount will be, of course, is prob lematical, and rests solely with the county court. That the Individual without any means, Mr. Hasbrouck , succumbed to the lure of the Califor nia gold mines, and left New York in a sailing vessel for the Isthmus. Ho reached San Francisco two months later. In 1S50, together with a number of friends, Mr. Hasbrouck started north for Oregon. Attacked by Indians oil tho way, the six pioneers killed 16. In the same year Mr. Hasbrouck was captured by Indians. Ho was bound to a tree and left to die, but a rain storm coming on he was able citizens who will bo benefitted by t0 work himself loose, sucn a roaa snouid contriDute some At T0seDhin0 Creek. Or.. Mr. Has of the mdney needed for this highway' brouck( wUh hj3 XIve friends, made a Is recognized by all and there is no(BoJd 8trIke Thej. le,t t0 get provl. doubt but that a large amount of.ainna ,. ..i.in in -n Hnv His- Looks RightWears Right If you are contemplating purchasing tableware, our chests of "Silver Inlaid" will interest you. Looks like Sterling weal's like Sterling. J. W. DIAMOND 11 E. Main St. money could bo raised in this town for this purpose. Superintendent Arrant, of tho Cra ter Lake National park, etates that it would cost as near as he can figure about 175,000 to build a good auto mobile boulevard from here to the edge of tho national reserve. Of course In the reserve tho government httB complete supervision of the roads. Just what will be done by the gov' eminent on the building of roads cannot bo said now. Regardluess or this, tho road should bo constructed from here to tho edge of tho reserve by tho county and local peolo and tho matter should bo taken up at once. It is only a few weeks until travel will commence to Crater lake. The announcement mado a few days ago In tho Chronicle that the Southern Paclflt woulJ sell through tickets from San Frnncisca via this city to Portland by tho way of Crater lako should stir up our peoplo to tho im portance of making this road a good one on which to run automobiles. SCHAEFER'S SON MAY BECOME GREAT PLAYER CHICAGO, HI.., May 0. Jacob Schaefer, 10-years-old son of "wiz ard" Jake Schaefer, may be a bill iardist of incomparable ability by the time he uttains his majority. This is tho prediction of "Father of Bill iards" Thomas Foley. A few days ago tho son of the former champion was a" caller at Foley's Hall for a Jilllo leisure, and ho was provided with a sot of championship ivories "I located him at the tournament fable opposite my desk so I could sco him work' said Foley, teacher of champions, "I was much pleased with his work, I assure you. His method of play, as well as his style of stroke, is just like his father's. He has that .same quick conception and execution. If ho could have about three years practico with men like 81o8son, Sutton, Morniugstar and Hoppo, ho would be at the top before ho is 21 years of age." NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS. . Tho board of directors of school district No, 49 will moot Friday eve ning, May 13, 1910, at tho high school bulldlug at 7 o'clock p. m. to consider plans and estimates for a six-room annex to tho Washington school and r. ton-room ward school, 40 ORIS CRAWFORD, Clerk. covered a camp ot 2000 persons. They surmised they must have been fol lowed on their original trip and that word had been sent to California. Mr. Hasbrouck gave tho Illinois river the name it still bears. Ho helped build the first church in Lane county, Oregon. , Mr. Hasbrouck is survived by a son, Hubert L of Hood River, Or. There are three other sons, Frank D., Court- land R. and Roy, and one daughter, Eva Covert, all of whom are still llv ing. Ashland Boy Honored. Word from Berkeley, Cal Is that Company H. University of California Cadets, carried off first honors among 12 companies at the annual inspec tion and competitive drills conducted by United States army and national guard" officers Monday, says the Tid ings. Company H is captained by Cbarron M, Staples of Asland, n stu dent in engineering and mining at tho school and son of E. T. Staples. Charron's many Ashland friends and acquaintances will also bo pleas ed to learn that he has been chosen to go to tho Tan Beta PI fraternity national convention at Lehigh Uni versity, June 8, 9 and 10, as a rep resentative from the California uni versity organization. Charron will bo home May 19 and expects to leave for Philadelphia on June 1. paving inspection trip to California, hence there can can be -no final con sideration of the petitions beforo tho noxt meeting of the council on Mayj 17. ileantime City Recorder Eg gleston will verify the legality of the names on the petition, of which however, .there is no question. The council must, under the pro visions of the law, call a special elec tion to vote on these franchise or dinances within not less than fifteen nor more 'than thirty days from tho date of the formal acceptance of the petitions, which will bring the date of the election nor less than fifteen days nor more than thirty days after May 17. Thero is considerable agitation for a careful consideration by the peoplo of both these frnn chise ordinances, and it is not un likely that tho council will give the people all the possible time to do so. Haskins for Hnlth. Just a Story Medford, Oregon: This certifies that wo have sold Hall's Texas Won der for the cure of all kidney, blad der and rheumatic troubles for ten years, and havo never had a com plaint. It gives quick and permanent rehof. Sixty days' treatment in each bottle. Medford Pharmacy tf Haaklns for Hoaltfc. SITS Model AG 7 is a new one. I am from "Old Now England," and not ashamed of the fact, but I am now a citizen of Oregon and nm proud to say the Rogue River Valley is my home. And, to make it still better and give n more definite lo cation, it is in the progressive city of Medford that I havo "pitched my tent.'r My native state is not the place to grow balloons, therefore I make uso of no "hot air" in my talk. After two years' stay amid thoso protecting hills, I have concluded that the best thing to deal in was land, a thing that is limited in quantity and as it is always sought after is always rising in value. I do not wish to cot all tho real estate business in Medford, but do desire my share. Therefore, I respectfully invito you to call at my offico and sco if I havo not got just what you ore look ing for nt a price that won't stranglo yon. Truly yours, as usual, George F. Dyer Over Medford, P. 0. (Raised in Now Sharon,) Me, THE SAVOY THEATRE TONIGHT APEX OF PICTURED0M. MICHAEL STR0GH0FF, (From Verne's Famous Novel.) PIERR0T2, (Comedy Fairy Talc.) A HAPPY TURN, (A Clover Turn.) .Music The Real Quill. Cool, Comfortable. ONE DIME. 10 Acros, ono-hulf mile from Phhoo- nix, $1,000. 3-1 Acres U miles from Medford, un- dor ditch.' Will divide. 25 Alfalfa, 15 fruit, IVj miles from town Homestead rolinqiusliiuonts nt UiIh offioo, 6- room bungalow, modoru, a snap. 8 -room bungalow, modem; a flnn buy. Lots in West Walnut addition; $350. Tonus. 20 acres, 2'j miles out, set to com- murcial fruit, $375. 0 acres in bearing, Wi miles out. Roaming hotino. SO-Acios roliiKiuisluiiuut, one mile from railroad town, 7- Room modern house, 2 blocks from mam, $3,500, I Span horses, a number of wagons and harness go FOR SALE OR TRADE. lo Trade or for sale 1 span mnro, 2 yearlings and one 3-yenr-old; J harness and wagon. Will oonsid 1 or renl estate. ! Want a small house that $25 down 1 will buy; $10 per month. Let 1110 hoar from you. WANTED. Wanted - Herry-pickers in about 7 days' call. Leave your nnmo. Ranch hands. 2 girls for general housowork, $1 per day. 2 womon for perioral housowork, $5 por weok. 2 girlB for goneral housowork, $25 por month. Dining-rjom girl, $25, bonrd and room. E. F. A. BITTNER Medford Employment Bureau. Business ohnnooo, real estate, nil kinds of bJp furnished nnd bumntHii chnncos handlod. Room 208, Taylor & Phlpps Bldn. Phono 4141 Afnin. A specialty in liouso renting and care of them: lutt them with me. B & C Cash Store BUTTER 05c FOR 2-LB. ROLL. To introduce our Jurnoy brand htgh grade butter, two pounds for 05c, Heachnut Peanut Huttor, mnnll jar I Go Honchuuc Peanut Duller, medium jar 250 Hoaclinut Peanut Hatter, largo jar 300 Heachnut Daoon, jnr, glass 3Bo Hoaclinut Cranberry Sauce, jar. 35o CIlCOSO Nuufchatol, fresh, pkg. 10c Choose, Camembert, box 35o Floirtohmnnn'H Yeast, daily by ex press. MEDFORD'S BEST GROCERY STORE. Strawberries, fresh daily, 2 boxes for 25c. Lettuce, green onions, ououmburs, cauliflower, pine apples, groou and wax bcaim, groan pons, rhubarb, homo grown asparngus, cherries, etc). Dishes THE GOODS YOU NEED NOW. Qlassos, full size wnter glasses, Colonist flute baHO, tloz 50c Lend blown table tumblers, plain light weight, sot of 0 50c Hand etched water glasses, sot. $1.00 Water sut, 1 jug, 0 glasses, net. $1.50 DINNER SETS. 12-Pioco plain white bust Eng lish ware, set $4. 1 5 White and gold tuition, choice design, 50 pieces; this sot ior.$0.50 Flnviland ohinn, three open stock patterns to select from. The store that serves you bost by Telcphono 2351. B & C Cash Store 223 West Main Street. Inri I'Mlflc Coaat KicluilTtlr lor leunr women Located ainonj) (lie beautiful liilla near Oakland, California, clou to San Franciaco and tb great Univerelde of the Weit, Full collegiate courM leading to degree, entrance and graduation requirement) equivalent to thox of Stanford and Univcrtity of California. Training fit atudent for leading regular line 5f academic work, and offer epciial advantage for muaic, art, library tudy and borne economic. Well equipped Uboratorie for cieoce. Special attention to health of (tudent. Modern gymnaaium thoroughly equipped. Out door life and amuaement in the ideal California di mate. Alumnae In every city on tb Pacific Coaat, Pom Catalogue ADonet PRESIDENT LUELLA CLAY CARSON. LL. D, MILLS COLLEGE P. O., CALIf ORNIA The Pasadena of Oregon People of refinement; peoplo with means; rotired business men; professional men; college and university graduates, are coming to tho Koguo River Valley by the score. Within the past two years almost a hundred Chicago and Evanston, Illinois, people havo purchased homes near Medofrd, and nearly every one of them has a friend or two whom they hope to induce to come and locate in tho valley. New York, Philadelphia, Boston and many other eastern cities are almost if not quite as well represented, while St. Paul and Minneapolis havo more representatives here than any other several cities combined. f Think these statements over and get your thinker going. Writo to the undersigned or the Medford Commercial Club for detailed informtaion about tho country, and you will never havo cause to regret it. Bearing Orchards Near Medford A Moat of the producing orchards have been held in largo holdings until rocontlv 0 Tew weeks ago the Eden Valley Orchard, containing G05 acres, was placed on the ..:arket m any desired acreage. Wo havo been authorized to offor tho bearing am)les and pcare i for sale, and if you kno7 anything abwt country art want a desirable block of bearing trees, write or como soon. During tho past weok over $150 000 , vvui.ui ui. uuj iJiopurty xms oecn disposed or. it is located within two miles of Medford i elevation of about 100 foot above the city and is ono of tho best kept orchards in tho world. Parts of tho orchard offered for sale have paid the owner over $000 r acre per year for four years straight. . '., . ... 1 , Do not como unless you are prepared to stay, for just so sure as you do como the com bination of fat soil, grandeur of scenic beauty and Italian climate will steal you, body and soul. After ono visit hero you will bo miserable any other placo on earth. John D. Olwell EXHIBIT BUILDING MEDFORD, OREGON