Medford daily tribune., February 06, 1908, Page 1, Image 1

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rain toniM 1 "ri.l:i . South-
im'Iv wiiiils.
Associated Press
Dispatches
VOL. II.
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SAYS JAPS
ARE TRUEST
OF FRIENDS
New Amba s said or
Sends Greeting to
America Amicable
Outcome Promised.
LONDON, Feb. 6. ' 1 1 know no truer
friends of J it pan than American, and
our excellent relations anil knowledge
of one another wil linsure an amicable
outcome at. an early date of the nego
tiations still in progress."
Such is the message Baron Kogorn
Taknhira sends to Atnerien, on the eve
of his departure to assume the ambas
sadorship tit' Japan at Washington, lie
sails Saturdav.
SEEKING TO DESTROY
BEAUTY OF NIAGARA
WASHINGTON", Feb. (J. Persistent
efforts an' to be made in eongiess to
prevent, the re-enactment fit th.' Burton
law, passed in 1 ! Mi, governing the dis
position of t lie waters of Niagara
is to conserve the waters of the falls
against encroachment by commercial
enterprises, and the law will expire in
l!in;. Ball' of those opposing the re
enact men t for ten years, as is pro
posed in some quarters, declare t hat
this is a distinct advantage to Canadi
ans, who, because such a large portion
of the falls are on the Canadian side,
are contest to let existing conditions
remain, in preference to agreeing to a
treaty which will restrict the privileges
they now enjoy. For this reason, it is
argued, the law should not Ih re-enacted,
as it will delay the execution of a
general treaty on the part of Canada.
YOUNG CARPENTER SHOOTS
FAMILY AND THEN SELF
CHICAGO, Fob. d. Cnstuve Wnl
sti'dt, a carpenter, shot and killed hi?
young daughter and then himself today
He is believed to have been insane.
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WHETHER YOU WI3H FOR SolAE ONE ELE To
BE YOUR. VALENTINE OR WHETHER YOU WIH
TO BE A VALENTINE TOR JoME ONE EL-SE, GOOD
CLOTHED ARE NECEJJARY. EVERYONE
WI5HE THE BET, WE KNOW. .So ME CANNOT
AFFORD THE BET BUT MUT TAKE THE NEXT
bEST, BECAUSE THAT 6 THE BE3T THEY CAN
DO. FOR THE MAN WHO HA3'NT MUCH MONEY
WE CAN 6IVE
A GOOD .SUIT FOR 56.95
A GOOD , OVERCOAT FOR 8.00
A BETTER qSUIT AND OVERCOAT FOR 12.00
tEST POJJIBLE UIT OR OVERCOAT FOR 525.00
RESPECTFULLY,
DANIELS'
NEW CLOTHING STORE
(Where You Are Always Treated Right
ORGANIZE OF
SHIP TRUST
DISAPPEARS
Search Continued for
Charles W. Morse,!
the Banker, Promo
tor andExU. C.King
NKW VOliK, Feb. fi. Search was
continued today for Charles W. Morse,
the banker, promoter and organizer of
the American Ice company, and $120,
IHMI.IHMI Consolidated Steamship com
pany, who is not known to have been
in the city since Monday, and may have
left town earlier. There is a judgment,
against him for l.")5,7";i and a suit
against him by the receiver of the Na
tional Bank of North America for
-l!4H,:ii! 1 . His home is mortgaged and
attached. Be was connected with I
Augustus Beiu.e in the hitter's finan
cial operations.
Since Morse s i liininat ion from t he
New York banking situation he has
n-ansacted most of his business at his
Fi ft ll a ell lie residence. Within the
past tea da s lie was In-fore the grand
jurv several times in connection with
the conduct of his banks. I'rior to the
coll.ipsf of the various enterprises in
which he was engaged Morse's fortune
was estiuiat.d at n.iHMi.nnn.
LAKEVIEW ORGANIZES
A COMMERCIAL CLUB
LAKKVIFW. Or.. Feb. A number
of the town's enterprising business men
have organized a 'om mere in I club to
boost for Lake countv. The club be
gins its career with 10 members and
. nui) to its credit in the bank, this
sum having been contributed by the or
ganizers. The coin men-ial body will
erect a building wherein ir will main
tain cliihrooms and a ho ;i permanent
exhibit of Lake comity products prod
ucts. It is expected that th. member
ship Will be doubled ill the next feW
tuonths.
RE SOLVED
THAT IF YOU VANT SOMEONE
To Be YbyR Valekttjne: You
MUST LOOK WEIL WELL
DRPS5ED. DONT BEL A
COMIC VALETNThlE. GoTO"
BE ST- PLACE
Bujter brown
IU1TIBS v.bt.Tl.l Jf
REV. REUTER
WRITES
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Letter to Tribune
Editor Winds Up De
bate Over the Stage
with Ed. Andrews.
Kditor Medford Daily Tribune:
Bear Sir For several weeks you have
permitted Mr. Andrews und myself to
use the columns of your paper to dis
cuss the moral influence of the the
ater. A man of your intelligence could
not help but see the weakness of Mr.
Andrews last article. Before i had
seen it, a business man said to me:
"Instead of answering you, he brings
up ot her things. ' '
Yesterday a professional man met me
on the street and referring to Mr. An
drews' article .said: "lie does not ans
wer you. but talks of something else."
( In Tuesday afternoon two intelligent
gentlemen (not members of my church)
said to ill': "1 would not answer that
man; there is nothing in his article."
Now, Mr. Kditor, I am a very busy man.
who writes a lot of irrelevant matter.
The Hibject of our controversy was
"The moral influence of the theater."
and not. some dead dews who lived -H'titi
years ago. Concerning this controversy
there will be two verdicts. Mr. An
drews' theatrical friends will of course
indorse him; that is to be expected in
the v tv nature of things.
Whet her or not my art ides were
stronger than his I leave to the judg
ment of the intelligent people of Med
ford who live mm rest tin- cross.
Yi i v respect f ullv,
W. c." h'Kl'T Kit.
UNHOLZ HAS BEST OF
NELSON IN TEN ROUNDS
i.i is a iii:i.i. r, ,. i; ,.!... i.
I'lill.ilz ii:ul tln lii'lt.T ..!' lliitllini: . i I
S..II ill :i till 1'iiilinl in I . I'.." tit.' I '.I
cil'ii- 1 1 1 ! t i - i-hili li'-i'c Tn.'v,;, v niuln.
I'n'liT tin- ritv iinlirnm-.'. nn dirNi.ui
i-miM hi' k'iv.'ii, lint tln-li' u:is no iluiilit
..I' Hi.' r.siilt. Tli.- I:..i-r li:nl .ill r 1 . -li
st nf i'Vitv iiniiiil ill tin' 1 1 1 : 1 1 . I- nt'
lilnws iivli:i ni(i'ii. Hi' piiiiislii'il Ni'lsiui
i'iini.li'l':ilily mi.) llH'l liiill lil.'i'.linui
t'ri'i'ly tit tin' inisi' tun! iii.ni'li. .-ilnnis!
t'riitn tin' -1 tut. II.' Uiiiii-kiil tin- lint
tli't- ilnwii in tin first rnntiil with it
lilltllitl' ll't't til til.' i"itlt III' til" jilW.
I'lilnit. si'i'imil t(i In1 it jiuzli' tn Xi'l
snll. Tin' httti'f Wll i'iillt:itlllv nil ill"
Hirrft'.Ssivi', llllt lli "t'fllllS ilVtlill'll llilll
littli-. Ill' l.-.l ii'ii'.'it"illy. Iiiit I'nli.'l.
Iij;litilii; with his h't't shun I. lit- ln-l'l
lii"Ji tn init''t his hi'tiil ,'inil chin, i'S
r;iiril itniisliiiii'tit iiliiinst withmit fx
rt'it inn.
HEYMANS DISAPPEARS
FROM X RADIUM INSTITUTE
l'OKTI,Al. l-'eb. Krne-t Iby
mans, erstwhile mannoor of tlie X-Ka-dinm
institute, wantt-d for foiling tin
death cert ifictite of ioida M. Ifowlatid.
has disapjii-ared. Th" last seen of 1 1
mans by his attorney, Al M'iid nlialt,
ih Siititidav night, ari-ordinu to a
statement made by Meinlenhatl. Since
iIm ii nothing has been seen or heard ..f
lleymiins. so fiir as known, but 1 1 1 - t-uy
that he ! ft I'm-tlaud Sunday is not b-li.-ved
by city hall officials.
Dr. Ksth.-r' h, city health ofti
cr, -ure out th" .iiiii.-i;nt 1.. fur.- M i
ni.-ipal Clerl: 1'rank U-nne y about '2
.0-,-1.,,-k ''.,, ;,v :,t-t. n ' i . T'o- war
rant imt al,.!i down -lair to t he
..dice until about I ..V!....k. It i- be
ii"ed that Hrvmaiis Je.-.rn. d of tin- ac
ti f tin- eily .."ri.-i:, ;M,-1 1m,!, th"
it 'clot 1: t f ; i in for I -t t mild.
Uliv tlit- uanaitt was nut dei.ret'.
In 'tie pojice before -e eral lli'tir
. -lapI puvles I ir. r.dil ami O.Uf
(Jrifma.-her.
JEALOUS VOUVG HUSBAND
SL.4YS WIFE AND XELF
d H -W H A I " SIMM N'iS, TVb. fl.
Karl Ky:,. ag-.d 1 hi- yoang
wife of wloott Ir- a iimanelv jealous,
and 1 hen blew mil ht own liratn fit
heir It-one in i0t..,ado City toda
Big $Ve in .sri) Town.
R A'1 INK. Wis.. Fife (5. Five fire
men weren't hired and a low IT' 12o.0'te)
sustained in a fire whiiotartM i'
the Karine rub from d'-fertive wiring
thin morning. frrral tniiunW p'
rtH t were b&dlz. damaged. O
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Commercial Club Au
thorizes New Book
Advertising Re
sources of Valley.
At the regular monthly meeting of
the Medford Commercial club Wednes
day evening, the compilation and pub
lication of a new pamphlet, descriptive
of the resources of Medford and the
Rogue River valley, containing much
the same matter as iu last year's book,
but. revised and brought down to date,
with the records of last year's crops
and new photographs, was ordered
The offer of the Sunset. Magaine to
print :ii,HH) copies and to aid in Hie
distribution, ami also to carry a full
jiage ad in Sunset for one year, for
fiTo". of which $1:110 was to be paid
on delivery, and the balance at
per month, was accepted, after speech
bv Mr. Wells making several offers
from the publishers.
The club has not the needed amount
of money in sight, but as the old books
are exhausted, and the new ones need
ed at once, it was determined to take
a chance on securing sufficient money
to pay for the hooks within the re
ipiired time. It was decided to follow
the si vie of the old boo It, but the sub
ject matter will be improved.
Committees were appointed for the
war by President Colvig as follows:
publicity Ulwell. Keddy.au. I Ray.
Ilorticultun Findlev, Watt, and Ol
well.
Milling Reddv, Osgood
ud Ciiui
(Janiet)
UJIIIgS.
'ivie improvement I':
ainl -si nbruui;".
Knt et l aiiinieut -"Imnd y,
Xye.
I udiisi rial- Ifosenbauiu,
'iariiett.
c'olv
Pier
and
finance- -.1 . K. Knvart
Olwell.
Pr. Page ami
CHAMBERLAIN AFTER
VAN DUZEN'S SCALP
:m.
i la in
Feb. li.
nor I
alpl
fit i- t he ol'icin I so
Ma
Pish
Warden II. C,. Van
hits
d because nf t hat fad a
ting of the fish com in issioa
e!v
is scheduled for next Week.
While Coventor Chamberlain declines
to discii-s the mutter, it is known that
iti the pa-.t few months he has talked
t !i subject over wit h many men who
are i tit .'rested in t he perpet uat ion of
the lish industry. Prom his talk with
various persons it is learned that he
consider t Van Puseii an improper man
for the office for a number of reasons.
ROSEBURG PLANS TO
PAVE MAIN STREETS
RosKliPRt;, Or., Feb. fi. At n
meeting of the city council the matter
of paving Rosebud's streets was taken
up, resulting in a motion for the fle
leetion of ten taxpayitig citizens, to be
selected by tlie mayor, to confer with
tie street committee of the city council
regard inn lie- best tnanner ill which to
start this work.
The niatt. r of street paving lias been j
agit'itid in Ifoebui g for nme t ime, and
it has I.e. n propo-etl in order to meet i
th evpenve of iich paving that the I
i-;v e.':,b!ih its own plant, for paving
aw that the ' ity pav half and the abut-j
ting propery ..v.n. rs half of the ex j
pons...
HERO OF PORT ARTHUR
- IS SENTENCED TO DEATH
l.'lMKi.V. !'. li. 7. A.'i'or'liiii; t" n- w"
r. .irt- r.'0 i.-.l li' r'. f'n'nir;il St.n"J" l
I, :i4 li.'.-Ti .nit. I tn .l' .'illi r..r it
r.-liil.-r I'nrt Arllmr tn III" -I I'.
I In- I,'iim,'iii i i t. " liii-li lini li' 1 " li' "i-
inif liii i-.'l'1.
fli'ti-rnl St.ii-v.'l inn. . il i".i.'l fifl't
f..r I if.-, ni.'l it :i i'n.'r.-illv I"
1 i.-v.-il Unit 1 1-1 "V I"- " l"'l "f
, : r'l Hi- .. t' i. Ir..- i Hi-
"iTtinil tlilit t!ic nil'" "I- ill I-
iirg fail. ? tn fiirni-li liitit i' - -i
"I'Vli'O tn 0 .'I Ir.- l'.f."r ..
i..rt.
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tliu in fcnrtm..,t .f('lii sO. nii.l
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MEDFORD
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CAST VOTES
John Mitchell Says
that Trades Unions
will Lend Aid only to
Supporters at Polls
1 N I 1 A X A I '( L I S, Feb. 11. .1 oh u
Mitchell, president of the United Mine
workers, said that the members of the
Miners' union, together with all trade
unions affiliated with t he American
I'Yderat ion of Labor, wero interested
act ively in the election to all execu
tive, judicial and administrative of
fices, of men known to be sympathetic
to tin' reasonable demands of the wage
earners of the country. "It follows,
therefore," said Mitchell, "that t hey
would oppose the candidacy of aspi
rants for political honors known to be
unsympathetic or antagonistic to the
labor movement. ' '
He said that there was little possi
bility of the labor organ i.at ions enter
ing the political field from the party
-Uandpoint.
staudpont.
WEYERHAEUSER TO PERMIT
GRAZING ON TIMBER LANDS
KLAMATH FALLS, Or., Feb. !.
The Weyerhaeuser Timber company,
which has extensive hind holdings in
Klamath and Lake counties, has an
uoiiuced its intention of adopting the
system followed by the government in
leasing the lands within forest reserves
for grnziig purposes. The company
owns a p i ro x i i n a 1 1 I y :"n.imu acres of
timber land in the two counties. Some
of the laud it has acquired in recent
vears, but much of it has beta hold
for a long lime. It has never made nry
.1' tempt to tit 1 i e e t Ml?" f ! olll the
lands, and stockmen have crazed it
without asking any (ptesl ions. i is th
iol rut i f t he We w ha - users to d i
vide tie- lainls into sections coii euii iit
to tock men and t hen cha re. 1 lo-iu a
nominal Mini for ra'.-tie, permits.
A uding to the 1!KI7 assessment roll
fur Klamath county, the Weyerhaeuser
holdings in Klamaih a I are valued
at .!:f:i,'J 11, mi which t he company
must ,.ay :i tax of about .tHi.iHW. In
Lake county the ligure me almost the
same :ts in Klamath. While this vast
un a of land is lying idle, the taxes told
yearly to the cost of the lands, nud
it now seems 1 hat t his hug rpora
lion intends lo make the stockmen of
this section pay its taxes, ami while at
the -ame time the lease will be the
melius of protecting the lands from
forest fires as it makes it i m-um bent
u lon the slock men to assist in ex tin
gnishing all lin-s found on their lease.
Senatft PassoH Yukon Bill.
WASHINGTON', Feb. ). The senate
has passed t he bill providing for t he
part ie i put ion of the Fatted States in
the Alaska Yukon oxiosit ion in Seattle
in 1!ino.
FOR
w
F FRIENDS
A One-Story Brick Build
ing 50x80. A snap if
taken at once. I:A8Y
TERMS. See
do 0 IS
ONLY
OFFICIAL TO
L
Webster Claims That
Former District At
torney Alonehas Pro
secuted Fencers.
PORTLAND, Feb. . In his closing
argument to the jury in the .lohn 11.
Hall conspiracy case, Judge L. li. Web
ster declared that there was no prose
cutions for violation of the land-fencing
law in Oregon until his client took
action against Jesse Cnrr, and that.
since Hall went out of office there had
been no prosecut ions.
KLAMATH COUNTY BECOMES
ON OF DIVERSIFIED FARMING
KLAMATH FALLS, Or.. Feb. C
I mm... k' P.t.,-1 1 h .'.mnti-v is raimllv devel
oping from n purely stock couuir.v into
cue of diversified fanning, and several
thousand acres lhat in the past w. re
used only for gra.ing purposes are now
under cultivation and are yiehHag
abundant crops of grain and hay, bid
despite the deelopnieut of recent V -us
and Hie strong tendency to agricultural
pursuits, statistics for 1!7 show that
the money coming into the country was
derived mainly from livestock, especi
ally from cattle. Since August I, P.I07,
approximately HU'lill head of beef cat
tle have been shipped to California mar
kets from the Klamath basin, and the
revenue derived therefrom was mm
than $r,;,P,oon.
The Klamath section produces an ex
ceptionally g 1 grade of livestock and
I horses and cattle from this region and
1 bring the top price. Pnict'callv a'l o'
the slock shipped out of th:s country
I goes to Calitoruia markets- -i
to. Oakland ami Han Fuinc'
The
I,
. but
northern markets, Portland a
sooed points, seldom sow) lo
l alifornia wholesale but. h is
before the shittp'ior sea- Ml "
usnallv buv every; Irl-i- that
ami
adv.
AITCIITRON PT1FKS TO AO ATI
BE RAILROAD CO rfMISSlONEB
S Li:M. i ?.. Feb. c - ( Ivde It. A itch.
i.oi, of Portland has f'l-d his petilion
with the s-cr-'at- tale for itomina
lioli ami l. I' cti. ti P. Hie office of
railroad commissioner for the second
Lrrtsioiial district.
Fund atid Pnirv Commissioner J. V.
p.aib-y also placed his petition on file
for ronoiu ina t ion to I hat office.
W. 11. Iiroo!;e of Ontario atinoui I
his candidacy for nominal ion to tho
nil'i. f repreetlatie of the Twenty-
s. venth repn sentative district.
W. P. Mv rs of Laidlaw is a candi-
,late for tl ff;e of district nttorney
ffr the seventh judicial district.
Ladies, attetiiion! Oon't fait to ei
the new assortment of China Silk and
Knibroidery WaUts. "The Uig Store,"
Deuel & Kenlner's. 1?7H
SALE
pown
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