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Hi- PAGE SIX rEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. 1UTCDF0RD, ORICOON, THURSDAY, APRTL G, 1911. tr NEW JAIL FOR JACKSON CO. UTZHR PLACED HUNDRED HOBOES COURT? ing administrator to turn over moil MEOFORD WOOD TYPE CENTER ? tU .ev Cases. Mabel 13. Bushnell vs. h. D. Hush nell; suit for divorce. J. A. Loniery, attorney for plaintiff. UNDER ARAEST KEPT ON MOVE I A. I. il TO ENFORCE LAW ON ROGUE RIVER Master Fish Warden Appoints Extra BE mn EW' el A tl v (1 Ci V fj II o (1 11 I ( h I C c C t T F 1 7 I Deputy at Grants Pass Tcmpor ary Fishway at Amcnt Dam Near- inn Completion. SALI2M, Or., April fi. Mantor Klsh Wimlon Clanton has mibinlttrd IiIh roport to tho state board of flsli ioinnilsslonurs in which hu Bays In part: "JnaBinncli an tlio tlmo Ih now up j)ioacliIiiR when tlio imlnioii frequent ItoKtio rlvor In largo niinibors and aH tlio law prohibits fishing of any kind on that Btroani. other than with hook and lino, I have appointed A. 10. Fry of GrantH I'asB to act as water bailiff to work In conjunction with Deputy Warden Sandry In hcelng that the law Is not encroached upon In any Jiianncy. "Upon tho BUggcHtlon of Governor Went, I niado a trip to southern Ore gon March 2-1, with a view of having tho court authorize tho receiver of the Anient dam to rebuild n tempo rary flBhwny on tho opopnlto Bldo of Itoguo river from tho Btato'B flHhway, and upon laying tho matter before Judge Calkins tho work was author ized to be carried to completion at an early a date as Is possible under tho BupervlBlon of Deputy Warden San dry. Immediate action was taken, mid within tho next few days a tem porary ladder will bo Installed that will permit tho salmon to surmount tho obstruction. "Tho work at tho various halch orlos at this time is principally car ing for nnd feeding tho young sal mon fry thnt hatched fnn tho eggs secured Inst fall and early winter, which aro all thriving nicely, and none of tho superintendents havo bo far been troubled with fungus growth or dlHoaso of any kind amongst the little fish." Detroit, Move Brother, Millionaire Manufacturer of Two Rivers, Wisconsin. Minnesota, Publisher to County Commissioners Vote to Erect Here to Represent His New Bastllc and Call for Bids for Immediate Construction of Rein- for sheriff v forced Concrete Building. 0. I). Hamilton, 'i publisher of De troit, iMinn., Iiiih relumed to his home, after a winter .spent in southern Or egon, anil h few days' visit in Med io nl, with S. A. Nye, determined to sell out his holdings and make Mod- ford his future homo. For W'l years, .Mr. Hamilton Jms conducted a week ly newspaper, and lias tho reputa tion of having the hesi country week ly and tho best equipped country newspaper office in Minnesota. He is ii brother of the proprietor of the Hamilton Manufacturing commny ol I wo Hivers, Wis., the millionaire in ventor and manufacturer of venired wood type and (he largest maker of printers' wood furniture in the world. Mr.. Hamilton contemplates hand ling the Pacific coast business of the Hamilton Manufacturing company, establishing his headriuarters vi Mud ford and making this city base for all of their goods used tlio coast. Wednesday the county commission ers, with Judge Nell comprising the county court, voted to build the new proposed Jail at .Jacksonville for Jack son county. Hlds arc to bo ndvlrtlted for Im mediately. Tho plans will call for a reinforc ed concrete structure, costing moro than $12,000. Shermnn Stage, alias H. ftzlnger was arrested at 1:30 Wednesday af ternoon ny unier of Police Illttson Gage, of Cociullle, Oregon. Gage wrote Illttson saying that Stage was wanted in Coqullle and that he had left for Medford and would receive mall under the name of Utzlnger. Postmaster Woodford was warn ed. At l:li" yesterday mall for H. Utzlnger was called for by a lad an swering the description. Immediately Mr. Warner notified Illttson that the '")tmall had been called for. Illltsou and Helms ran to the post The police force of Medford is working overtime to keco Medford clean of hoboes and beggars. Thurs day morning five were escorted to the north city limits and told to bid Medford u fond good bye. Early this morning a freight train pulled into Medford and Officers Halt and Cingcade said that hoboes seemed to spring from every car and rod. There were at least 100 on the ears. They rode brakes, couplings and the decks of the ears. The policemen ordered them to get back on the freight and not try to Man-Inge Licenses. James A. Kllburn and Pearl Wil son. Delmcr O. Frederick and Iva Vine Ackley. Probate Court. Estate of Ellen Jaquish; final re ceipts filed. Estate J. Rhwegan; order direct- slop here. They were told Medford had a rock pile and no further argument was needed. PUGILIST UNCONSCIOUS FROM BLOW BY AUNE BOISIO, Idaho, April 0. Ii. Wake field is in u precarious condition to day from the effects of being knocked out in the sitx round of his fight at Hniley last night witli Carl Anno of Philadelphia. He was unconscious for two hours nnd little hope is en tertained for his recovery. Art Jack son, the promoter; Ous Tersoldt, the referee, and Jeff Contes, tho time keeper, are under arrest. Anne has not been arrested. Hnsklns for Health. Tho recent Jail not only is too 'office and thero the man was polnt- Hinnll and tho necessary crowding not sanitary, but It Is antique and can not meet the present requirements. his on PROSPERITY OF VALLEY. ARRESTED OR FORGING CHECK (Continued from I'ngo 1.) W WAGD ORCHARD PESTS COItVAl.MS, Or., April tl. A big campaign against the pests which des troy orchards In Oregon Is to ho start ed shortly by nix oxpertB from the ctnto agricultural collego, In accord ance with the legislative bill provid ing funds for such work. Under the direction of Dean A. H. Cordley of tho collego of agrlculturo, Professor U. I. Lewis of tho horticulture de partment and Professor II. S. Jack sou of tho entomology department, tho collego will establish division hoadquarters In tho principal fruit I had told lilni yesterday that Ihelr ma- Judge Colvlg, who presided, made a stirring nddress as to what Medford had accomplished In the past and would do in tho future. Ho reforred particularly to the splendid class of citizenship that had been attracted hero from every part of tho Union, and said that the team work of these broad and onorgetle Bplrlts could not mean otherwise than a great city In southern Oregon In tho bannor coun try of all Oregon. Ho also spoke of tho great support that had been giv en to tho club. Mr. Westorlund spoke of tho dif ficulty to get adequate and proper labor In the valley, and was particu larly anxious to know how one pecu liar feature could bo overcome, name ly the tendency of people to avoid taking hold of laud on shares to clear and cultivate, without paying rentals, .Hid their apparent preference to buy the laud outright. The answer to this is to get more peoplo on the lands, and the kind of people that will cultlvato them and make a living for themselves and their families. City's Great Pros peril, v. P. J. Neff expressed himself brief ly but to the point on tho great ac tivity prevailing in tho city now Building operations were greater than over, he said. One lumber concern ed out to them. He was some two blocks up North Central avenue, going. Hlltson and Helms took a buggy and chased the man. On being ask ed his name ho gave the name of II. Utzlnger and was arrested. He had a letter on him and was quite anxious to destroy It. It wnB taken from him. He was Identified by the, dlscriptlon. The work of catching Sherman was quick and brilliant on part of the post office and police force. Utzlnger was arrested for the al leged abducting of a 15-year-old girl. Ilo claimed that when he left Co qulllo tho girl asked to bo allowed to go with him. He consented. He said that many a tlmo her fath- A warrant was issued on Thurs day at tliciiistunco of District Attor ney Mulkey for the arrest of . II. Koss, who is accused of forging ,i chick on the Medford National bank, on April 1, 11)11. If fm.wiu tWtrot Willi uM'il im n check for U1.0 on the Medford Nnr ,,nrt h,Men t.hc ,rl ,,nt" tho hlo tional bank, signing the name .f George A. Mor.-e. The cheek was made to appear as if it were a pay ment in full for work done by K'o.s.s for Morne. The cheek was presented on April 1 to tho Medford shoe store in part payment for shoes purchased and cashed by them. They in turn cashed il at the Jack- wfin Cimiti' luinl." Il ii'iMfiJ tlirmnrlll ......,, .. ., ,... v, . i , ,,, ,t.. f 1..1... the clearing house and was presented i" . , h" """ l"u ,""" "' " , " l t.UIIIII Wi UlllyllOWll. (Ill . ..11. iUl IIIIH ran down her back, She has been captured and return ed to her parents. I'lzlnger was located by a decoj registered letter at the postofflco. MEDFORD BAND NOW UNDER NORLING'S DIRECTION The Medford band meets at the Natatorlum on Friday and Tuesday editors of the state Portland, Sa lem, Ijugoiie, Koschiirg and perhaps Milton and from thero the Investi gations will extend over tho uitlre state. This Is not the first work of the Kort done by tho college, though It Is tho flint stato-wldo campaign against all kinds of pests. Many thousands of dollars havo been saved the orchardmen of Oregon by the timely advice of the professors. Tho Mli-acro orchard of lOlsinan brothers near GrantH I'iihh was so badly lln- t ulal sales in March were $7000 more than In March a year ago. He anal yzed tho tax question In Medford. and showed In concise way how fre from debt tho city was, not only In comparison with other places, but iih compared with tho tremendous amount of municipal and other Im provements that havo taken place hero In three years. ('. A. Malboeuf spoke In regard to Medford'n possibilities, hacked up by the supporting country, and predict ed that In general refills l'.Ml would oaed with anthracknoso In HUM that be the banner year In her great ac tliey wore about to dig it up. Kvorylilvo career that wan only started flw ears ago. Natural Itesources Ut-vclcpnl. "The natural resources of Jackson g or Jacksonville. Mr. Norllng is known as the best comet player in tills section, and under his able mauagemeut the Medford band will again assume tho title of "tho best amateur band In Oregon." The hand practiced on Monday eve ning for tho first time. lo the Med lord National bank, who returned it to the .Jackson County hank marked "no funds." The cheek on examination proved to be it ranch forgery. One man hav ing written the check and signed it, so it is alleged. PLATE GLASS PLACED OLWELL'S NEW OFFICE The plato glass fronts In tho of fice rooms which are to be occupied i by John D. Olwell went being placed or of Cleveland, his death Is believed la position on Thursday. Uy Monday to be but a matter of a few days. the office will be ready for Mr. Ol-j well. Hnsklnn for Health. Tom L. Johnson Dying. CLKVIILAND. (.. April (5. With no Improvement today In the condi tion of Tom L. Johnson, former may- r-i LOT FOR SALE ; ? X Here is your opporl unit to lu a good lot on easy X terms: J ! $350.00 $50.00 DOWN AND $10.00 PER MONTH. Lot is (10x1 U."), just olT paving on West Seventh X X street. I'or lurthep mlornialion, address P. O. BOX 838. tree wa illHeases with the fungus, and nearly half of the tops were dead or dying. The vltnllty of the orchard w mo low that It did not produce county must be developed, however ouuuxh Hppleu to pay expenses. ' i inK nn up to the Ml. 000 inaik.' Though the ownms worked hud cut- he wild, "but we me rapidly getting" thiK dead wood ami dend Motn. the',w to the development period, and fungus itluued to khIii on thorn. ,U bulk of people coming here are" They tried bordeaux mlMiire uprny .buying lauds to culthato and diver ' auggoMled by Dean Cordle In the fall Hlfy. Our forests aro now sered b before the leaven weie off. with lin- iransporlallon. and the Hill line will MIodlHtOMiid pronounced benefit. Con-1 prove of Incalculable benefit to Med tlliiiH.I full Mpritytugii reunited In a fn as an Immediate factor to the production of 111. 000 boii of as flue, lumber Industry, even though tho clfau. hoaltUy, four-tier Mpple. four 'did not build at once Into the Klam ' yearn after, u could be produced ml, bln. lie said that the fir tlm anywhere In the United States They ,er will for .warn move to and Mild 70000 boxen of four-tier Vol-'through Medford. and that saw mill low Newtown and Spit ou berg at j operation were already conteinplat ; $!.&( a box. ami UOOO boxes of lien , (mt would menu additional popu DhvIb mid WlneaapH, giving it groiM uttloii of not Iohh than 1000 people receipt of $ IS. a50 from the orclmrd to Medford. ! hu hud Immmi ready to dig out. j c. IS. WhUIer made a brief Interest WIUiKm 1 Ml well of YoneallK. lug talk, taking up good roads as bis Douglau county, had a Hlinlhir expo- gubject. and explained how settlement, rlence with fall hpraylng for anthrac- would rapidly Tollow the Improved' wmo. commonly known aa "cauker." highway, not only from a htnndpotnt "(loud apot" or 'black amit." df the country already hened Tho protection of tin rapidly In- county roads, but Into dlaiiicts now oroaalng milt districts of the lato'iuHoceaalble. from audi peata aa are already at-J tacking tree, here, aud from the In-, Gilllliail-Carkin Lateral. traduction of new oues through I in-, purtod itock U ihu problem with The Itogue Jtlver Valley Canal wjiloli the college eiperta will wren- company has juwt rompleted a new Ue. The detail of the campaign lateral on the lUllitian-Carklu plate Imvo not all b4n completed, but will which la a great Improvement oer bo romly .for announcemtiu ahortl). the old ditch. Kuglneer Worthiugtmi report that he Is tlao enlarging the Hnrpjcr for Collector. lateral ou the Hoke place and rom- W'ASIIINOTON, ! '. April . meitclng exteualve Improvements on Piotuilojit I'm ft nominated Frederick l" Snowy llutte branch of the Ho,, Jlnrpor today to lie i-.ilh.h.r ..t en-- Una lateral loiib, for the l'uget S I ih-ni. i ..f r------4 MICHELIN 'SomcHe, Anti-Skids tool for Mt lign Tho hardened Steal Anti-SUid Stud do prevent ikiddintf on leading igoragti vy s Tho Leather tread 1 tough, flexible, and non- puncturing s ,0 , -"5-i -. , ', '"fe)w .J VjsJ ) 53nE5 rrJ-M7 -j i fee a av t? 3L L 2) "A CS ,M; -av" w IN STOCK BY VALLEY AUTO CO. NOUI II HOI It. M lt M l sun I I. Economical Easter Shopping MADE POSSIBLE BY OUR ONE PRICE CASH SYSTEM Our doors swing open to one of the best selected stocks of Clothing, Shoes, Under wear, ladies' Coats, Suits, Skirts, Waists, rnderinuslins, Millinery, Notions and Dry (loods in Southern Oregon. IS very piece of which was bought for spot cash. BUY FOR CASH-SELL FOR CASH BUY FOR LESS-SELL FOR LESS Quick Sales and Small Profits Is Our System Ladies' EASTER SUITS That retail regularly at $20,00, go at $11.90, $12.50, $13.50 and $15.00. Other Suits for tasty dressers at $22.50, $25,00, $30.00 and $40.00. Ladies' Skirts 50 ladies' Panama, worsted and mohair Skirts; the best i'it- ling garments wo have ever of fered; go at $3.65, $3.75 and $5.00 U-ANDLE 13 UT SOLID SHOES (OLPUN KTLti SI IONS ALMS liHTTlfilt Shoes for particular Men and Women All the narrow widths, high or low insteps; also the extra wide Shoes. Remember, every pair is now, no old dead stock to show, but this season's best, with only a Golden Rule price on them. That moans a saving of 25 PIC It CICNT on your shoe bills. Women's Shoos A to IC1C $1.50 to $5.50. Men's Shoes R to KF, $2.00 to $7.50. Boys and Children's Clothing That will tempt the parents as well as please the kids, at $1.35, $1.45, $1.75, $2.25 for Wash Suits, and $3.65, $4.50, $5.00, $7.50, $8.50 and $11.00 for Wool Suits. Men's Clothing Clolhing made for tho dressy man, strict lv hand tailored Suits of pure wool fabrics, at $20.00, $25.00, $27.50, and $30.00. Our popular priced suits at $8.50, $10,00, $12.50, $15.00 and $18.00. THE GOLDEN RILE r..s..s...4 s IRRIGATION WE FURNISH RAIN AT A MOMENT'S NOTICE Rogue River Valley Canal Co. FEED N. CUMMINGS, Manager. Offices 3d floor Medford National Bank Bldg Irrigated Orchard Tracts Can You Buy a 5-Year Orchard for $400? IF NOT, SEE US ROGUELANDS INC. FRED N. CUMMINGS, Manager. St Wli'liinK'""' Iliki I. II. HN 1 ffft TmmmPMfl ;-V5BHWr?j. gRpJ.BJ .. w!l' . "-