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MEMfOItU MAIL TKIJUNI MMDKOIU), ORISON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 19J0. A AERIAL LINES ; A A POSSIBILITY i :: I :: i i 1 l i V r- Irt .r" lu r 4 e 1 K t ' So Says Glenn Curtlss, hut Says Greatest Difficulty nt Present Is to Find Sultnhlo Lnmllnn Places for Machines. CHICAGO, III., Auk.. K.. A lo turn of nitrlnl imvIkhIIoii wiih drawn for ii local outliiiHlriHtu yontorilny liy Oliinn Curllmi, who otoppml liuro for ii ilny'n rout. "Tlioro li no roitiion," mild Mr. Ctirtlmi "why Lr'nt norliil trunk Ilium nhoulil not hu (.'HtulillHlioii hutwaun oHIoh with Htntiotm Junl tliu runo mi tint prcHimt rnllronil ilnpot, I confidently uxpuct to hum thu tiny wIhi:i thin will happen. " Mr. Curtlim took uxcoptlon to tlio HtittoiiH-iit nttrllmturi to him to tlio uffoct tlmt CIiIciikci l too windy for nnrliil nnvli;ntlon. "Tlui wind In not ho much or a factor lit flylnt; mi aeroplane',' ho wild, "Tho troutilu Hint will confront nmr.toiir avlatoni horo In tlmt Uinro nro no really kooiI placou to IlKht nftor n fllKht." Tho nvlntor nnliPthnt ho would not tnku pnrt In tho Now York-Chl-cuko rnco Ho will bo prewnt, how ovor nnd ono of hln inachlno will ho nnlorcd. Ho will iiIho ho In Chi ciiko July 3 nnd Ith durlui; tho tonu nnd nnroplnuo oxhlblt. SURVEYING FOR KLAMATH LINE Parties Busy Locatimj Routes on Eastern Slclo of the Cascades Line Runs Near Klamath Atjency, Then on to Rock Point. TO REORGANIZE STAOILIFIA At Next Scslon of Conooss It Ih Prohalilo Tiiat Sovral Important Chnuiics Will ho Made Want Tin Soldiers to Occomo Real Asset. WAHHIN'OTON, I). 0.. Aii 10.--AlllioiiKh tho ontlro natlomil KUiird of tho Wnltud Htnton iiomothliiK ovor 100,000 iiiuii In ton dlfforont mnnouvor ciimpM throuKhoul tho country nro "oiUIiik diiHt" to miiko Holdlurn or thotmiulVH. It Ih prolmblo Hint at tho next hohhIuh of cori;renn offortH will ho mndo to reorganize) tho Hyiitom or tlo mllltl.'i lu order tlmt II may flisnro lu tho culculntloiiH of tho nriny cxportH im n real iinHot lu tho ilufunno or tho United Stnttxt. Up to thin tlmo, It miiKt ho ml in It tud, in oh t or tho army o'flcorn who nro HiippoHod to know nnd who numt ho lookod upon (in nuthorltloH huvo not much uho for tho mllltln. Ah n mtittor or ract thoy novor hnvo hnd nlnco WnHlilncton hlmnolf wnu nt tho hoiul of tho nrmy. It Ih Binnll hnlm to tho overheated national Kunrd, plodding throu(h tho dual lu tho hot Him of tho mnnouvor cnui. to know thrt tho crltlcinm Ih not aimed nt him pornonnlly. Tho military oxportH havo uothliiK to Hay nKnliiHt tho Individual, Ho Ih n Kood follow nnd nil that nort of thliiK. hut wnr In vnr and tlioro U no uho IioIiik ovor pollto about It. It wouldn't ho vory far out or tho way to nny Hint ll'ono nuinu olflcorH would wllllnrjly Dee tho nntlonal ijunnl intm torcd out without a pnni; or roKrot nt pnrtlni; If It ennnot bo modeled S0CKEYE SALMAN PACK ON SOUND IS LARGE HBATTM5, Wfliili., Auk., 10, Tho iiockoyo BP.lmon pnrk on I'iikoI Hound ttiln year to dnto nRKrcKatcH npproxlmatoly 100,000 caeca. I'ack orH Hny that tho pack Ih practically completed, although they point out that, when all tho figured nro In tho Honiion'H count will vory likely rench 200,000 cnKCH. Thin Ih tho largcnt Kockoyo nalmon pnek on a "lean" year alnco 1902. ' Itoportn received from Vanoctivcr Much lian boon Hnld flrnt and limt yeHtorday wore to tho effect Hint tho regarding tho magnltudo of tho nil-' Ick of nockoyoH on tho Frawr river tomobllo Induiitry, but flguroH pro-' '"' eon practically tho amo nu on l.t 1 1I..1 itin hmI.- iiaroil bv Home of tho load iik automo- ' ouno, nnu i- " ir ut 350,000 AUTOS ARE NOW IN USE Over 200,000 Persons Aro Ennnncd in Manufacture of Motor Cars Fluurcs on the Trado Arc Tremendous. bllo authorltleu really glvd a much iiioro concreto Idea of tho oxtont or thin Intdnt Induntrlnl dovolopmont than can nny gonernl tennii. It Ih eiitlmMud tlint tlioro Is to day Invented In automobllo plnntH ubout $400, 000,000 and that nt leant 200,000 pornonH nro employed In tho manufacture or nutomoblloH or tholr ucccHKorloK. Tho automobllo makers aro pnylng to tho rnllroadn or tho country betwoon $25,000,000 and $.10,000,000 annually ror freight nnd conHiimo ovor $00,000,000 of rub ber, Htcol, iron nnd aluminum. Tlioro aro In dally uuo h. tho Unit ed HtatcH at proflont approximately 350,000 automobllcH. Tho 1909 pro duction mny bo placed at 180,000 earn with an npproxlmnto value of $2-10,000,000. Largo an thoao figures aro, they aro exceeded by tho nnnual expendi ture for horao dinwn volrlclcB. Itolla blo authorltlcH cBtlmato that tlioro aro over 7,000,000 of thcHO vohlclcs iihciI dnllyln tho United 8tnto, whllo tho total numbor of lioraca and colts In tho country exceeds 21,000,000 bo hMob 3,000,000 muloa. Amorlcan mnnufnclurors produco yenrly about expecting to havo 200,000 cnaoa of Hah whon everything In counted. PnrVfim nnv that nractlcallv tho dOBcrlptlvo cntlro acnaon pack or aaimon has already boon old Biiujcct to appor val or oponlng prices, The largest pack of cockeyo on a "lean' year Hlnco 1902 when 339,000 caBCB were packed on tho sound, wnn In 1900 whon tho pack arrgc gated 182,241 caB08. or may bo In (ported upon application to tho nnderalf'ncd. at Med ford, Ore gon. Dated at Mctiiorci, Oregon, Auguet 8, 1910. VM, ULRICH, Triiatco. BASEBALL SCORES Xatlounl Ix-flguc. Plttflburg 2-1, Now York 1-2. Brooklyn 0-2, Chicago 14-1. Now York 1-2, Pittsburg 2-1. IJOBton 9-8, St. Louis 6-1. American iA-flgue. Philadelphia 5-1, Cleveland Wnahlngton C, Detroit 4. Chicago 3, Now York 2. 8t. LouIb 2, BoBton 1. NortlnvcBtern League. Seattlo 0, Vancouver 3. Spokano 3, Tacoma 2. 3. at parting 1 . 1 , V 0 0o0 veh.den. of which 940, nrCOrUlllK lO rennoilliinu minim; u- i ... to,,!,," All .n ... ..,o, rc,.r 'STSL"ST!tS " al..UUVUU w . T IIIIU t M KLAMATH KALLH. Or., Aug. 1. Whllo tho exact tlmo when tho Oro gem Trunk will como Into Klam ath KuIIh Ih problumatlc, at the same tlmo It Ih not nt all uureuHonnhlo to bollovo that tho road will bo ruti ulg trnliiH Into tho city before many IIIOIltllH. Whllu tbo aurvoyora l.avo been buoy In tho northern part or tho country, nt tho hiwiio tlmo work on tlmt lino In by no muaiiB nt u Btaud- Htlll near home. A row dnyH ago, Hnglueor Cron hIhiw camo rroin tho Modfonl Hldo of tho raiiBo with a crow of about Iwenty-flvo men, nnd In now camp ing near Hock Point. Chlor Surveyor Melllken about rivo' ilnyn ago moved from Pollcnn ranu'or Htto to Klnmutli Agency, nnd Hnglneer Kolly In camjipd on Wlll lumsou river. Tl'o lino on which tho mirvoyorH on the Hhoro of Upper Klamath Inko working runs near tho Klnmntli Agency and then on tho Hock Point ami on by tho way of Lake of tho Woodn and Four-bit creek to Mud rord. Conuldorablo work haH boon dono down Aiipon Inko lu thin direction From tho work Hint Ih being dono and tho progrenn that linn been mndo It will not bo long boforo tho ongln 'orH will bo working on tho lino lu tho direction of Klamath Kails. NOTJCK. In tho dlBtrlct court of the United States for tho district of Oregon. In tho mattor of George A. Butt, bankrupt. Tho undorslgned trusteo of the above entitled estate In bank- . ..,.,... ,i ... .... .,- rnntrv will rccolro bealed bldt III lUIUIllOH U1U1U IB u Jiii vj.v"- -- i -- dlturo of $125,000 000 ror horses and I at tho Jackson County bank. . ? I., XfnAtnwti Clmrnn iin to 12 o'clock noon, or Friday, August 19, 1910, ror tho rollowlng described property belonging to said estate, namoly, a otock or mori'.rndJso, con sisting principally of Jowelry of the Inventory vr.luo of $2987.47, together with a lot of store fittings o! tho In ventory vnluo or $175.50, all now in custody of tho undersigned at Mod- ford, Oregon. Cash or a certified check for ten per cent of tho amount offored must accompany each bid and tho sale Is made subject to coutlrma tlon by the court, tho rlc''t being re served to reject nny and all bids. The paid property and an Inventory there- SMILING CLUB IS A I ,ro nnn nnn tnr Imrnoaa nni! wnir- In uniqueRGANIZation i ;;;; -;voraBO upkcop of whleh JB im,nnv . 1rt ,.. lim ,. . .Ir.G ceutB ii day, compared with tho LONDON'. Auk. Id.-I" the Ii-' ' nvnrnn nnlfnnn for nn automobllo or rlul.s foiutilffl for peculiar phihomi " must now bo added the Matloek 30 centa a gn SmiliiiK ''lull. . n , . .... , The members of this club are Modfonl, Oregen: This certifies ..imIkcc1 to smile on nil okpiihiciim,! that wo havo sold Ilnll'H Texas on- Imt more piirliutilnrly on lliosy oi-jdor for tho euro of all kidney, bind- casions when men are more iuelined dcr and rlioumutie troubles for ten to swenr. years, nnd hnvo never hnd a com- lf you' heroine n member vm an-' nlnint. It gives quick nnd permnnent l.ie.lged to unilo when the ruin rui: ' relief. ixty dayH treatment in eae.h vour holiday and your holiday bottln. M.dfonl Pharmacy. tf riothoH; when ll.e wnltor kkcp-i .m advertised waiting half an hour .. ml Ihei. l.ni.u-M Ug .c wroiif thing: when the nows iiiii.t "uu """ lu "'" u.nnnt flenil puts his elbow in vour tvv. in rt,80"08' "" J .8tay 1,lt,c-not ,. traniwnv car. oven for a llttlo whllo. Granite City Hospital Moot rnodornly equipped hoBpi tal between Portland and Sac ramonto. Shows each doctor .ho same courtesy and eives nil pnticnts the eamo care. In charee of Ofitrom & Nelson, crndunto nurses. OSTROM & NELSON, Props of Granite City' Hospital, Ashland, Oregon. i - - For Sale - - "tt't f tttlltlMmtttUIMIM 428 ACRES Rogue River bottom land, suitable for fruit and general farming purposes. 300 ACRES Alfalfa land, covered with irrigation ditch and perpetual water right. Has coal outcrop ping. At a bargain on long time, easy paymonts. Gold Ray Realty Comp'y. 209 WEST MAIN ST. ,Riimi 4 Wanted To buy or can trade work horse for single driving mare; good for orchard work; not over 8 3'ears old; weight t about 1200; if broken to saddle preferable. : ii i ! l O. IIAN8KN TOM MOFFAT I : WANTED Wo make any kind and stylo of Windows. Wi nnri'v nlnRH nf n7lV R1ZO OH hand. MEDFORD SASH & DOOR CO., Medford, Oregon. f LISTINGS OF ORCHARD AND CITY PROPERTY AT ONCE. E. F. A. BITTNER, PHONE MAIN 4141, ROOM 207, PHIPPS BLDG. - ' KEEPS CHILD IN CAGE TO PROTECT MORALS KUANKKOHT, Intl., Am,'., 10. Charged with cruel thoatniont to tholr son Ora Lewis and wlfo, liv ing near lioro, aro In Jail. Thoy aro arciiHiid not only or noloctliiK tho boy, but koopliiK him l n wlro cno whllo thoy woro away from homo. l'robatlon offlcerH who InvostlKut otl tho case nny that tho child was placed lu a curo and almost Htarvod. LowIh says that ho Ih determined to ronr tho boy amirtlliiB to UIh Ideas and that ho hnd him In tho cai: t tlmoH to koop him from nssoclatlitB with undoHlrablo chlldron. Ho and his wlfo woro hold under heavy boutlR. FINnR LAW CLASSING . DRUNKARDS AS INSANE CHKSTKU, Va Auj,'. 10 This oily is o.Npeoli'd to prove n lntl plat'O for persons who iudulo lot t-troiiKlV in lliu flowing howl, if tho lhienl of tho uulhoritieH aro put in lort-o, .Tosepli II. lliiiUsoii, a prtimineiit ultoi'iioy, says ho has unearthed aii old law whieli k'ivph nltlor'iion mid jllRlit't'H of llio poatM t'n ,,mlit to ooinmit hiiliiiunl tlrii.iknnH to t'u iiisani) niHteatl of 8ni!l,'j: tliem to ,iail, iik haH been tho euslom iiorolo-foro. Excursion Ratesto the East DURING 1910 FROM ALL POINTS ON THE Southern Paciiic (LINES IN OREGON) TO RATES Chicago $72.50 Council Bluffs - $60.00 Omaha -.... $60.00 Kansas City . $60.00 St. Joseph ... $60.00 St. Paul : $60.00 St. Paul via Council Bluffs $63.90 Minneapolis direct $60.00 Minneapolis, via Council Bluffs $63.90 Duluth, direct $66.90 Duluth, via Council Bluffs $67.50 St. Louis $67.50 Tickots will bo on salo May 2d and 9th; Juno 2d, 17th and 24th; July 5th and 22d; August 3d; Septomber 8th. Tho abovo rates apply from Portland only. From points south of Portland, add ONE WAY local rate to Port land, to make through rate via Portland. One way through California, add $15.00 to above rates. Except that faros to St. Paul and Minneapolis ono way via Cal ifornia will bo $2175 higher, and fare to Duluth $24.75 higher than fares via direct routes. -l Robert F Maguire ! ; I Late special agent U. S. J f-ionni'jil Lnnrl OrriP.n. I announces that ho has , 1 1 opened law unices iu Ton dayn provided for tho going trip. Stop-ovors within limits in oithor direc tion. Final roturn limit three months from date of sale, but not later than Oc tober 31st. Inquire of any S. P. Agent for complete information, or WM. McMURRAY Portland, Oregon I the Medford National Bank Building, for gen eral practice before state and federal courts and tho Department of tho Interior. i 'J Wanted Someone to bale hay at Westaway Orchard; must furnish all machin ery for baling; quote price. For Sale Fine team, weighing about 1250 pounds each, (bay mare and roan horse), age 6 years and S years ; price, including harness, nearly new, $335. Will sell roan horse sin gle for $J50. F. H. COWLES Westaway Orchard, GOLD RAY GRANITE CO. Office 209 West Main St., Medfoid, Ore. Operating Quarry at Cold Ray, Oregon DEALERS IN BUILDING, MONUMENTAL AND CRUSHED GRANITE ii. Single rooms or en suite also rooms with bath Che finest Sample Rooms in the city. Hotel Moore Fire Proof Rau-Mohr Company Proprietors. European Plan NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS: Plans and Specifications for the foundation of Hotel Medford will be ready on nnd after Wednesday, August 10. nt tbo office of Messrs. Clnrk & Forester, Eagle Point Road, near 1 Vilas Ranch. I 9 -...4. . r THE TIME IS HERE H. B. PATTERSON THE QUAKER NURSERYMAN is booking orders now for early fall plant ing. Don't delay in placing your order, all stock guaranteed. Office 116 Main Street J. E. ENYAUT. ProHidunt. J. A PERRY, Vice-President. JOHN S. OKTH, Cnsbior. W. R. JACKSON, Ass't Cashier. THE MEDFORD. NATIONAL EAftKt CAPITAL $100,000.00 SURPLUS 20,000.03 UNDIVIDED PROFITS 15,000.00 SAFETY BOXES FOR RENT. A GENERAL BANKING BUSI NESS TRANSACTED. WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE. J - 4 tf . nn PLUMBING STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING All Work Guaranteed Prices Reiteonablo COF 1 11 North D St., COFFEILN & PRICE Mod ford, Oro, Phone 30P A 1 The Ceiling Fan In places of business there Is nothing so essential dur ing tho hot months as Eloc trlo fans. Those fans cool tho atmosphoro and make pur chasers comfortable A per son ovorhoatod Is harder to please and makos fewer pur chases than ono that is played upon by tho soft, cooling breezes of an Eloctrlcfan. These fans aro mado In varying stylos to fit all kinds of business housos. For cafos, hotels and restaurants cpUlng fans aro sold, whllo for offices and stores bracket and dca.'c fans aro proforablo. KOttUK IUVKH KLKOTHIO CO. r