The Medford mail., March 20, 1908, Image 7

west M liven feel mi sale staples,
R. 0. DUNCAN, Prop.
First-olasg Rigs always in best repair. Horses Board
ed by Day, Week or Month. Horses bought and Sold.
Moore's Brick Stables, West Side
Medford, Oregon
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I have in Stock all Regular Sizes, and can make
any odd sized Screen Door or Window needed.
Show me the opening and I will screen it.
R7 PD AV Contractor
W VjAVaTV I , and Builder.
Medford,
The Cool Evenings of Spring
Make a lellow feel comfortable in a TOP COAT, and your
comfort ii assured if EIFERT THE CITY TAILOR
makes it. My stock of 8priug aud Bummer Woolens.
Tweeds, Che?iota, Worsteds and Serges are the swelleet
lines ever displayed in Medford.
DRESS CORRECTLY
DRESS MODERATELY
Both can be done with the sincerest satisfaction and
your Money left at home.' Tbe Mail Order House does
not help support the City. Drop in and see me.
Eifert
The City Tailor
Medford
A mall order
suit doee not
harmonise with
a tailor made
one.
Coal!
Consumers or Draymen desiring
high-grade hand picked Coal at
$7.50 a ton can get any amount
they wish at Pacific Coal Co's
tipple, 5 miles east of Medford.
Scales at the Mine
Road is now in first-class condition
PACIFIC COAL CO.
R. E. DO AN, Manager
MEDFORD IRON WORKS,
Mining, Saw Mill Machinery, Boiler Work and
Engine Repairing.
Semi-Steel Shoes and Dies, Iron,
Brass and Semi-Steel Castings
of all Descriptions. Iron Build
ing Fronts.
All Work
Broken-down Jobs Catered to Day or Night.
MEDFORD, OREGON.
HMMRUllfS
COUGH
Coughs.Colds,
CROUP,
VhoopinM
11b fwwey cn thrift It ttandtd ism at
BJ SSttUM IS lltC.
attar semlsl SrtJ sad tuy kt tires si cttf-
aa ms
Meal
ta s assy is to sa smb.
a coo, ures ma at cms.
Goo dpaatore Bakes Uood plot area
Oregon
FKEtfOH DBT
CLEANING
Sc PRESSING
NEATLY
DONE
Guaraneed.
Notice to Contractors.
Notloe la hereby given that the
director) of school Diitrict No. 16,
Jaokaon cotfbty Oregon, will receive
sealed bide tor the eonilrnctlon oi a
aohool honM for said district Plana
and apeol floatlona may be awn at R.
W, Oray'a office in Medford, or at
the realdenae of too clerk, Harvey
Rlchardton, one mile tooth of Bybee
bridge.
A certified check of 125 moat t J
company eacb bid. bids will be
I opened on Maroh 21, 1908, at 2
j o'cloc s. m. Tbe board reserves the
I light to reject aoy and all bids,
i 9 -3t Harvey Richardson.
The Lucky Quarter.
Is the one vou pay oat for a boi of
1 Dr. Kinia New Lilt PUIt. They bring
. you the health tbat'a more precious
tbao Jewels. Try ibem lor beadacne,
! biliousness, constipation and malaria.
If they disappoint yon the price will be
cneeriuny reionaeo ai jnss. Btracg's
drug store.
For the beet baraalns la Farm.
Dairy, or Stock Raoonet, or fruit
Latas, ceil oa or addreea Ilaraeee A
laoraton, toueaua, Uregoa. K,
Klamath Coualy Newt.
Klametb Kallt Kepabllcani
U. a Urlgaby went to Iorrle
8atarday. tilt opponeati In tbe
race for tbe Republican 0 omlnatloo
(or tberltf say that be went Into
ortaeia Calllniala (or the purpose
of urging vntert Into Klamath ocon
ty for tbe primary eleotion.
Mad Route Iospa-tor Valla, arrle-
ed here trlday and tpent Saturday
going over records 10 tbe local pott
otUos. lie left Monday morning to
make a thorough laveatlgetloa of tbe
prupoaed mall lontt eat Weed, The
establishment of thie route will de
pend largely on Mr. Vallee report
and Judging irom tne way ne naa ex
praoaed hlmaelf, be It not strongly lo
favor with the new routa nntll tbe
one via Pokegama snail be dlsouotlo
ued,
Tbe taw mill belonging tn the Long
Lake Lumber Company, looated
about me half mile frum Keno, arms
burned to tbe ground at 11 o'olock
Wedueaday morning. Borne of tbe
men who were employed theie visit
ed tbe mill about 10 o'clock Tuesday
evening, on tbeir return from
oboron. At tbat hour nothing 00
usual waa In evidence and no elgu 01
Are visible. When toe Are waa die
oovered tbe building wae enveloped
In Hemes and wat toon burned to
tbe ground. Tbe origin cf tbe re It
a myatery. Theiejwaa no laaurenae
Plana are now on foot, wbloh If car
rled out, will add mllione to tbe
value of land In tbe Wood River
oountry and specially along the
river and marsh. It will In reality
mean tbe deveiopemeat of tbe iloh
lands in tbe northern part of the
eounty It la reported that Mr Weed,
whose land extendi a distance of
about tlx milee along tne river, will
engage Frank Adams dredger to
throw up a dyke along the west aide
of tbe river bordering on bit proper
ty, to prevent It from overflowln g.
If tbe Adams dredger It brought to
Wood River, It la etated that there
will be work tbete for It for the next
two yean All the big swamp land
ownere are anxloua to oat It to re
clam their overflowed land, and un
doubtedly the people in tbe vicinity
of Fort Klamath will lalte enongh
money to have the river etralghten
ed out and opened to navigation. If
tbe weat aide of the river ie banked.
It will foroe tbe Indian Department
to do the same witb tbe east tMe
along tbe reservation lands. If thla
It done over 100.000 acret will be
reclaimed and heuome valuable land.
Klamath Fells Expreea:
Tbe Klamath Watei Users Associa
tion boaid met yesterday aftetooon
but tbsre was little doing otber tban
routine business. Tbe board dia
uaaeed the advielblllty of postponing
the election of ottloera from April 4,
tbe regular date, to tome time In
June but no definite notion waa tak
en. The "Dome Booster," published
by W. 11. Bohannan, at Dorrie. Sis
kiyou county, Calif., makes its ini
tial appearanoe today. Tbe "Boos
ter" appearo as a aeven-oolumn,
four-page paper and bealdee being
brim fall of live Dorrie and Northern
Siskiyou county nswa It atarta off
with a whoop to lire up to its name
at a "Dorrla booster." Editor
Bohannan lakes bold like a veteran
newapaper man and tbe Morning Ex
preea extendi to blm tbe glad band
of fellowtbip and beapeaki for blm
and the "Booster" great thlnga In
the coming metropolia. of Northern
Siskiyou.
Sam Walker and Otto Heldrlob left
yecterdey morning for Rawhide,
Nevada, tne great new mining oamp,
to look over the ground witb a view
to locating there.
A fire alarm from the teeldenoe of
Mr. Balotar, near tbe high school at
6:30 Tburaday waa promptly respond
ed to by tbe boae company, but tbe
lire had been extlnguiabed by eome
of tbe men of tbe nelgnborbood by
tbe time tbe boys bad dragged the
heavy oart up tbe blU. Tbe tire ori
ginated in tne kitchen by the wall
paper near the cook store beoomlng
oveheated. A few buckets of water
were sotScisnt to subdue tbe flames.
No damage waa done to tbe building
or oontenta.
"The" Wasnmgtbn sheepmen who
brought their Bocks Into Oregon from
Washington last teaaon without com
plying with the Oregon laws con
cerning Inspection and dipping, were
fined $100 In the Circuit Court at
Pendleton last week.
Schwaruschlld ft Sulaberger, the
biggest Independent Arm of meat
packers In the United Statea, will
build a packing plant In South Port
land costing 11,500,000 If the council
will permit the establishment to be
looated within the city limits.
prof. H. A. Howell, of Havanna, Cu
ba, Recommends Chamberlal
Cough Remedy
"As Ions airo as I can rememder. mr
mother was a faithful user and friend
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedv, but
never In my life have I realized Its
true value until now," writes Prof. H.
A. Howell, of Howell's American
School. Havana. Cobs. "On the ninlit
of February 8rd our baby waa taken
sick with a very severe cold ; the next
day was worse and tbe following night
Pis condition was neaperate. ne could
not lie down and It was necesearv to
have him in the arms every moment.
Even then his breathing was difficult.
I did not think he would live until
morning. At last I thought of mr
mother's remedy, Chsmberialn'sCough
Kemedy.wn'.cn we gave, ana it snordea
Krompt relief, end now 3 days later, be
as fully recovered. Under tbe circum
stances I would not hesitate a moment
in saying tbat Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, end that only, tared the life
of oar dear little boy." For tale by C.
Strang.
RBAL ESTATE.
O X Rlcbards et ux to J P Hughes,
land near blk 18, Butte rails, 115.
G T Ulcbardt et ux to L V Mercy,
laud near blk 18, Butte Falls, $180.
J A Wetzel et ux to Lucy S Will
lams, 10 acres In twp 36. a r 2 w,l!U0.
C U Uay to S O bimoo, lots 11 and
12, tik 1, Park add to Medford, $10.
Receivers OMoe to William Lamb'
receipt for lbO acres tn twp 34, 1 r 8 e
$aou-
Same to Same, receipt lor 40 acres in
iwp 81, srSe, $100.
Keoeivere Office to Frank Nether-
land, receipt for 100 acree in twp 34, r
He, $000.
Receivers Office to James I Patton,
receipt for 100 acret lo twp 85, 1 r 8 e,
$.
Win L Albright et ox to Frederick
Albright, 10 acres in twp 39, t r 1 e,$l.
Frederick Albrigbt to J D Skeel, land
iu twp 39, trie, 110.
O W Howard to T J Parion, bond tor
deed to 379.07 acree In twp 38, r 1 w,
$15000.
F M Stewart et nx to J W Snigle,
lot 4, blk 25, Medford, $1.
H F Pohland et nx to Ashland Com
mercial Club, 5 acres in twp 39, a r 1 e,
M80O.
James Carr to Moggie Burroughs,
80 acret in tp 37. 1 r 2 w, (1.
Big Bend Milling Co to Ernest E
Bart, 1920 acree in twpe84 aud 35, a r
2e, $38400.
W H Hamlin et ux to O F Spencer,
land in Bart'a add to Medford, $200.
A Ford et ox to J H Uay et ux, lot
5, blk 10, Central Point, $10.
alphriam Chapman et ux to Ivan
Magrnder, lots 1 and 2, blk 37, Central
Point, $170.
.Elizabeth Breese et nx to J A
Wright, lots 27 and 28, Phoenix, $300
J H GoSmaa et ux to Paulina Stur-
gis, land on U street, Medford, $600.
A P Talent et ux to Voloa Webster,
20 acret in twp 37, t r 2 w, $1.
F W Wait et ux to Volna Webster,
40 acres lo twp 37, 1 r t w, $10.
B H Hatch et nx to Elmer E Bagley,
lot 22, Nob Hill add to Ashland $50.
Crater Land Co to C A Powell, cor
poration deed lo 8.81 acree in twp 39,
e r 1 e, being on Mouotaini Avenue,
Ashland. $625.
A D Hclman et us to O F Arant, 1.68
acres in Aehland near Helman street,
(125.
State of Oregon to Marion Cowdon,
80 acres in twp 36, r 2 e. $100.
Elizabeth Breese et ux to Augustus
Moore, low 1, 2, 7 and 8, blk 12,
Phoenix, $1100.
W E Wheeler et nx to Rogue River
Timber Co, 1G0 acres in twp 32, r 3 e,
$10.
Anna E Presley et ux to Ben A Low
ell, SO acres in twp 36, s r 4 w, $350.
C W Paikt et ux to A P Talent, lots
1, 2 and 3, blk 49, Medford, $10.
A P Talent et ux to Isaac Coflman,
lot 3, blk 41), Medlord, SSO0.
E L Farra et ux to H T Panltey
10.08 acres in twp 36, s r 2 w, $-O0.
J W Taggart et ux to Chas M Lan
sing, SO acres in twp 35, 1 r 2 e, $500.
L E Hoover et ox to Joseph Taylor
et al, land In twp 37. s r 2 w, $1.
Laura A Bradley to Joeeph Taylor et
al, 121.66 acres in twp 37, a r 1 and 2
, $10500.
I W Berry et ux to Mary A Berry et
al. all Interest in 175 acres in twp 3 t
r 3 w, $L
Hariett J Tonchett to M F Egglet-
ton, part of blk B, R R add to Ashland.
$200.
Cora A Sllngerland et nx to Louis
Hthy et ux, land in Pracht't add to
Ashland, $10.
James W Smplle et ux to D B Holies,
land In twp 37, 1 r 1 w, $200.
Elizabeth Mary Beamer et nx to
Edward Albright, 2 acres In twp 39,
s r 1 e, $25.
Florcine Burrlst et ux to Mrs Eliza
beth A Smith, 129 acres in twp 39, tr 1
e, $10.
W F Shaw et ux to L J Brannon, wi
of lot 86, Bellevue tract, $10.
L J Brannon et ux to W F Shaw et
ux, et of lot 35, all of lot 33, Bellevue
tract, $10.
Wei bom Beeson et nx to Cbat W
Sherman, land In twp 38, t r 1 w, $1.
Chat W Sherman to Welborn Beeton,
land In twp 38, trl w, $1.
Mary J Sherman to Chat W Sher
man, 2 acres in Talent, $450.
T K Metz et ux to Medford Lumber
4 Mfg Co, 40 acree tn twp 87, r 1 e,$l
John G Peters to Elizabeth E Peters,
land tn twp 83, 1 r 2 w, $1,
Ella Onnyau to Mary Bennett, 2 acres
In twp 87, 1 r 2 w, $1.
Wallace Woods to H E Koontz, bond
for deed to land on C ttreet, Medlord,
$1300.
Hiram Tripp et ux to F W Hndson,
land In blk 2, Cottage Home add to
Medlord, $190.
Best Healer In the World.
Rev. F. Starbird. of East Raymond.
Maine, says: I have used Buklen's
Ami -a Salve for several years on my
otde:my wonnd. and o'ver obstinate
tores, and find it the bet. tealer in tbe
world. I nse It loo witb great success
in my veteoary business." Price 25c
at Chas. Strang I drug store.
Land For Sale.
I have 240 aoret of timber land fci
tale. Three million feet taw timber.
Eighty aoret good fruit land when
timber It off. $10 per sore.
H. X. Holtan,
ll-4t p. Trail, Oregon.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice ii berebT mlm that the an!enl.reed:
bn been duly a i' pointed, And qaifld
kdmlDtitrttor of the ette ot Mtrth. Aon
CUntntDi lt of Jtckion County, Oregon, de
ed. All per$yni hTin culmt bimIdm
fetd etiate are Botiflpd to preterit tbe tame,
dole Tejtfletl, to me for allowance, at my re
ience la Medford. Oregon within tlx Boatbi
rrom una vtb oay ot Mircn, iws.
MABIOM TftYER.
AdMiautrator of the ettate of Martha abb
ciemmt ne, aereaxea.
W. X FbiBpe, attorney
STORM KING CREATES
HAVOC IN NORTHWEST
WORST STORM OP THE WINTER
RAGED CUBING FR1DAT t
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Landslides Block Trains, Rivera Be
sow Ragtag; Temate, aad Towns
Are ' Plunged Into Parknies
Portland, Ore., March IT. The
torn has tpent lit toroe, and while
no rain fell on Monday, the atreamt
throughout the Columbia River val
ley are still high and are gradually
receding. The worjt la now pa3sed
and no further damage la looked
tor other than the reports of doodad
districts which appear below.
Portland, Ore., March 16. Whilo
no terlout property damage has been
reported, the heavy storm of wind
and rain that hat been raging with
out let-up tlnce Friday la by tar
the wont ot the paat year. The
ttorm It general throughout thla en
tire region.
Passenger traffic on the O. R. ft
N. hat been completely tied up at
the result of an enormous landslide
at Wyelh.
Hood River people eat in dark
neat Sanday night. Churches, hotels,
and luck homes aa were provided
were Illuminated by kerosene lamps,
lanterns aad ancient tallow dine. The
light and power plant waa out out ot
business early la tbe ttorm, and no
trains weat eaat or watt during Sun
day. The volume ot water runaing
down Hood river it greater than at
any time since Its power waa harn
essed. Pendleton It also In a bad, It not
In a very terlout way, tor the Uma
tilla river raged Ilka 4 torrent all
day Sunday and la rising at tbe rate
of four Inches an hour, threatening
the town with a good as terlout aa
that which deve mated It two years
ago. The new levees are holding
well but unless the ttorm decreases
tbe dikes will be dangerously weak
ened. Dispatches from Eastern Washing
ton and- Idaho poind Indicate that
much havoc Is likely In that taction
before the wortt has passed.
Willamette Valley points are apt to
suffer considerably. The rainfall
has been unusually heavy through
out the valley and all tributaries to
the Wllamette are leaping up their'
banks steadily.
A number of log booms In the
Cowlitz river have been ripped loose
from their moorings and are rushing
down the river. Much valuable tim
ber has already been carried away,
but further than that no damage has
been doue.
Lewlstown. Idaho, March 16.
What promises to be the worst flood
In years It now rising in the Clear
water tributaries aad already Lewis
ton Is cut off from rail communica
tion witb the outside world. Hun
dreds of feet of track are washed out,
several bridges are oat of Una and
In danger of being awept away, and
two heavy slides have covered the
track along Potlatch creek, between
Arrow Junction and Troy.
Snake River It slowly rising, but
the great flood comes Irom the Clear
water, which Is muddy aa the Mis
souri at flood time.
Kendrlck It cut off from all com
munication with the outside world,
as the telephone wlrn are all silent,
but Julletta, three mllea distant, la
In touch with the situation.
Lapwal creek, generally called
Lazy brooklet. It on the rampage,
and Culdesac la threatened with
floods. Thlt morning the mill flume
broke In aeveral places and torrents
of water flowed down through the
streets. Tbe lower end of town It
now tlx inches under water.
Elma, Wash., March IS. Heavy,
continuous rain haa prevailed In tbe
Chehalla valley for several daya paU.
The Chehallt river It still rising and
the highest water tn many yeara la
new expected and being prepared for.
Not a log will be left la any ot
the creeka aad rlvera, every driving
stream will be awept clean, to great
Ii the flood.
Walla Walla, Wash., March It.
Not for yean haa thla elty faced to
terlout a situation at It does from the
floods which have come down from
the Blue Mountains and have made
Mill creek a roaring torrent The
Fourth ttreet bridge baa been washed
out; part of the Third street bridge
haa been blasted out; the gat workt
have been flooded and are doted
down; Matn ttreet, from above Sixth
ttreet to the O. R. ft N. passenger
depot la under water. In the busi
ness district the water la rapidly
filling basements.
Tbe T Sower
No Scconc Chans
FERRY'S
SEEDS
rM rUaVlOsVvd fpt f'TTj't (H Blil
:tl tellt.
Fmrrf'9 9mm4 Aitfmmt
1909
llatbwlrfi iorT-tnt rIEI for
L ItMMkUHIf. lOlinUW ! UH M4Trttte
nt rmtc for
DO YOU
We have the largest and most attractive stock of buggies
between Portland and Saoramento. Wo want you to ii -pect
them and if yon want a buggy, surrey or hack, we can la i-(y
you. Another a. road of buggieg coming this week.
Our prices always reasonable. Come and See US.
HUBBARD BROS.
EOoeoe)oe)oeCMieco
C WHEELER
N. C SOKENSON
Medford Realty and Rental Co.
LOANS REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
A CARD TO TKE PUBLIC
We, the nndersijrned, having opened a real estate
office here in Medlord, DESIRE TO SAY, that those
having Dronertv to sell or rent would do well to sea tin
at once, as we are in touch
homeseekers. Also, if we
land in one location, we have a colony who will come
when we say things are ready. Promising everyone
a square deal, and the best of attention to any busi
ness offered us, we are yours to serve.
Cor. 7th and C Sts
"lssa saaarraw-a voice"
Would you let $1.00 a week stand
Between yonr family and a genuine VICTOR OR EDISON. You'll never
mUs tho dollar, but going without one of these machines when you can get
one so easy It an awful "mitt."
H. G. RING
Hale's Piano House - Medford
!MOOc)CWOOc)OOe)ac)0e)Oe)ao)O6
CHOICE SEED WHEAT j
Eastern Oregon
Club And Blue Stm 3
Also No. 1
At HEDFORD
Claus Shears
NICHOLSON HARDWARE Co.
The Place to Buy Your Hardware
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Depart men t of lta Interior,
InrJ Offlw at Ko but. Or.. Im. 21. IflflS. I
Nottcsj ii hcrct'7 given thst Oicsr Erl-kn,
of Buitt Fall, Ore., bat Died ootlc or bli In
toullon tn mkt flnsl jrrn, proof tn pup
nnrl nf his rl-Jrr . HnmHlHit KntfT Ni'.
Isra, made Hejptember in, iwri, (or tbe Krc.
llonr-l NEk nd NW BK i, Section
4, Town hip at). South. RsWRe S Kant, and;
thai sld proof will b ad tefors A. S. Bit.
ton, V. 8. CommlulODsr, at hit ol flee, in
Medford. OrefOD, on Tburaday, Marab
1WA.
He didim tht foil owl n wltntfiaei to proT
bit oontluoout NiMabCtj upon, and oultlvt
ttoo of. tb land, Tit:
charm A. o bene halo, John A. Obtnchaln,
John BwaoMD, Ueorga B. Weil, all of Butt
Falla, Ortffoa. .
BINJAMIIC L. EDDY.
Reftator.
8abMrlbforTb MU
KNOW
" 1 1 r"- itisrs
H. L. QtTCHELL
with a large number of
can get a large tract of 8
C. Wheeler.
N. C. Sorenson,
n. L. uetcnell
Seed Barley.
FLOUR MILL
and Scissors I
zAT'
NOTICE OP BCHOCL INDEMNITY
SEbKCTloy.
tvnited Btatft Land Cfflce.
RoMbarg, OreijOD, February 16, IM.
Kotlce tn here)? irlTen that the State of Of"
eon, on -"It A. 1C07, applied for thp w 'i. at t
ol swctlon as. tpUa, rle of Willamette Mt
rldlan, an4 fltrd In thlt offlct lint of tohool
IndemDitr eelectlODi In whl b It teltctol a11
land: ana that said II t In open to tbe publli
for inspection. Any and all penoni clalmint
ai,ai-asT ths altoTS djrrtbd lind nr inf t
(al iurMllTliloo thereof, or claiming the
same under the m in Inf law, or rietlrmg to
abow laid land to bp more valuable for mintrtl
tban lor agricultural purp tef , or to obt-ct to
aid telentloD for any lawful reason.thould (lie
their claim or their (TidtTiu or proteeta or
coo:eetln tlofhooor before the Sad day
of April, 1 w.
I hereby deeltnatt tht MidpoiO Mill., pah
lUhed tt Medford. Orefon, m tbe newipaper
U which tht above notice li to bt TublUhedp
Bbmamik L. KoDt, Rtsjialtr,