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Newspaper Page Texto THE MEDPORU DAILY Tli f BUN' E. MED FOR I). OR.. TJf UK-SPAY. FEBRUARY fi. lfHW. Medford Daily Tribune A Live Paper in a Live Town. ."ub Hulled every evening except Sunday Medford Publishing Company. O. PUTNAM", Kditor aud Manager. A.lmittf.J au M;.in.1 Mima MnttftP in the I'oMt office At Medford. Oregon. I SubHcrlptlon Bates: One month, by mail or carrier. .. .$0.50 One year, by mail 5.00 ADVERTISING THE CITY. many alternate!! at ita number of dele gated. The time and manner of electing tliexe delegitteH and alternates will be determined by the Prohibitionists of the various stated and territories, sub jeet only to this provision: That in every state where the party has an or jjHJiized Htate eommittee the dele gat en must be chosen by such cuiign'MMiijiial or state eoiiventioiiK as tlm state central committee may call for that purpose, or by the state committee in such manner as i may determine. COMMUNICATIONS. The action of the (.'omiiiercial club in iimiiiiij the rcHpmiHihtlity ami' eon trnctiiitf for .'Ul,0(" pumphletH contain ing a write-up of city mid valley, aud u full puc ad for the coming year in Sunset Maaine, ts to be highly com tm'iiuYil amt it is hoped that every per- hiiii having the welfare of Medford and ; safe, and the tiupjily of sufficient wa the development of the Kouiie Kiver ter bevond a doubt and within the finan- Kditr.r Daily Tribune: Sir As to the water syHtem of Med ford, will say that of alt the plans and water propositions, one of two looks best to" mee: First, the Fish Lake ditch plan, as explained in the Orcgnnian of February .1, or the Kay dam proposition as given by Dr. Hay in the Tribune of February 4. Kit her of these pbins is feasible and valley at heart will contribute liber ally toward the fund to pay for the h;i me. The Southern Pacific railroad will cial reach of the city. The Fish Luke ditch phut looks best to me, because it is based on the grav ity plan Ullil leavet out the expense of JACKSONVILLE ITEMS. aid in the distribution of the oauiidilets ! iminnini. J would be ;atist'i-d if tin with all of its complicated publicity , parties having the business in charge machinery, und this region will become would can Cully figure out the best f known as never before. As a result tli" two and act accordingly, the HI ream .f immigrat iori Htaited this; Itetermiiied and prompt action is the way will be enlarged, the city grow, need of the hour. Let us have water the cMiiutcv develop, real estate values 1 good and plenty along most ecnuomi be enhanced and prosperity spill herjeal lines. yours, t II. I'l K! K. horn of plenty over one of (iod 's fairest ! regions. The new pamphlet will be similar in si.e to the one imiH-.l last. year. Xew vill 1 sed and the subject mat ter rewritten and brought iIowm to rlate. : lite social meeting of Kobe lui lis. i lie hooK will he a more artistic effort .lames I. Frendenberg and Oscar " bib's pioneer issue, and nil- ; Schumn n of Cold Mill were in town culaied to attract and hold the utten-! on business Wednesday, (ion of the reader. j The Native haiighte'rs and Sons held Over 100,0(10 copies of Sunset are is- a social meeting W'edaesdav evening. sued monthly. In each number will be The occasion being a buffet supper a page oevoieii hi .Med ford and the given by Miss Leila Prim s side in b'ogue Ifiver valley. In addition, there the contest for new members, to Miss will appear, during the summer, an Towue's side, who were victorious. A eigiir-page wnlenp in the magazine delicious supper was served to about REDWOOD PARK NEAR BAY CITY Grove of Giant Tresa on Tamalpais Deeded to Government Forestry Ser vice to Be Preserved As National Park for Benefit of Posterity. Mr. and Mrs . Medford Tu .lav Sexton went over lay evening to attend section. he luill page now running in ! 7"i tnembi Sunset ha brought u,l( returns, and dancing. tlie page write-up will bring still better. It is a duty all who live here owe to the community, particularly- the lmsi- n ws iiim ami the property owners, who ing profit directly by the results, to trib to liberally h. the publicity fund to pay Cor this advertising. The city nmn 'jj "light lo aid financially and the: llcrie lee from rea I estate met) be turned over lo this fund. 1 1 you hnv tint alt '' g I work, gir for I he . lid followed bv music and .1. Perev Wells, principal of Jackson ville high school, has been appointed school superintendent for t he remaiu- rm, a position h- is wed ipialified REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. pre ."H MO. bill hllllt If. And inn, Mr. Uiv I. ind i m ic r. ought t Mi (lie clllb'j, 1,;,st ' '. I ieek man t ' Shm;i una Neil, lot block Medford . eady gien toward j.., .1. Talor to W. slev .. 'ail Tn.ax. U.':: ami I. block 7:;. ientalives to hunt Me. I ford 1,1 ..lam.-., W. Ilarwy lo II;,. old . 1 :,lt" 'arm n . . land in lownshii ' help oul. for has , ,-:, . I v Mp ist '-Uor (s in.-iease.l M I i ..... ii i. !:,. "' ;M1'i. '"i'l win not . ., ... e tm,i Mot Ml pi ef''o:-f sti.l iher in, land s.-lln.- fo( "i: rr , ..,.,M., ii H,-T, " ",,f a-l.ing i e for yum did a few veai.- cl I. : i. to 'ihip WASHINGTON', Feb. 6. One of the st public-spirited gifts ever made lo the government lias come from Wil liam Kent of Chicago, who has just deeded to the L'nited States 2!." acres of primeval redwood forest on the southern s)oe of Mt. Tnmulpais, about six miles, from the city of San Fran cisco. The land was deeded to the gov ernment with the approval of Forester ft if ford Pinchot, chief of the l'nited States forest service. The papers have now gone to the secretary of the in terior and a proclamation declaring the canyon a national monument will be signed at an early date. Saving Giant Trees. This means that more of California's redwood giants will b- saved for the scientific studv and pleasure of the whole country, in fact the wh-de world. for the great serpioias are only found in the gold) n state. I Ins grove given to the government by Mr. Kent is one of the oiilv tracts of redwood forests tn be f-.uud in its natural state in Cali fornia today. The laud is said to have cost Mr, Kent $47,000 some years ago, but its stand of redwood timber alone it now valued at more than l.'.o.noo on t he market. The canyons of Taiuaipais which d rn in into San Francisco Mav were rut ceau years ago, and the redwood ob tained from them went into- the coir st ruction of the od Sail Francisco. The giants on the tract to be known as Muir Woods escaped the ax, however, chiefly because the outlet is on the ocean side instead of the bay side, and also because the various owners id' the land have for sentimental reasons jeal ously guarded the timber from harm or destruction, Modern methods of log ging won I'l make short work of t he limber and would, beside, put a hand some profit in the hands of the own ers. Name It Muir Woods. It is the intention to name the na tional monument "Muir Woods," af ter doh n Muir, tin; noted naturalist. The gianrs of Redwood canyon will now be given permanent protection by vir tue of the act of June S. 1 !'Mi. which provides that objects of scientific in terest may be dee la red nut ion a I liionu nients if such action i deemed neces sary for their preservation and protcc- ' tiou. This 'J'.io acre tract will be a pleasure ground as well as n pi are for scientific study for the people practi cally of the whole of California, for within a radius of 52 miles of the can yon two-thirds of the population of the entire state are centered. MILLER AND MOORE SEEK SEATTLE'S MAYORALTY SKATTLE, Wash., Feb. Indica Hons pointed by the early returns are borne out by the final count, and John F. Miller will be the Republican candi date for mayor at the general election to be held March 3. Opposed to him will be the present incumbent, Mayor W. II. Moore, nominated on the Seattle party ticket at the primaries without opKsition, and General J. B. Metcalfe, practically unanimously nominated on the Democratic ticket. UKMXAXCK NO. 142 An Ordinance regulating and licens ing the business of real estate agents and brokers in the City of Medford, Oregon, and providing a penalty for the violation thereof. The People of the City of Medford do ordain as follows: Section I. It is hereby declared to be unlawful for any person to conduct, engage in or carry on the bnsinm sof a r'-al estate agent or real estate bro iler or solicitor wit bin the City of M.dford, Oregon, without first obtain ing tirom the City Recorder of said city a license so to do, and paying to said Recorder for such license the sum of fifty dollars ($."o.oo) per year in ad vance. Section A real estate broker or real estate agent, within the meaning of this ordinance, is defined to be one who negotiates or solicits the sale or purchase of real property belonging to others for hire or commission or other euniponsat ion. Section o Any person, convicted in the Recorder's court in said eity, of violating the provisions of this ordi nance, or any of them, shall be pun ished by a fine of not less than twenty five dollars nor more than one hundred dollars, and shr.fi pay the costs of the prosecution, and in default of payment of such fine or costs, or Imth, shall be imprisoned in the city jail one day for each .2.oo of such fine and costs remaining unpaid. Section 4. AM ordinances and parrs of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed iiHofnr as they conflict with the provisions of this ordinance. The foregoing ordinance was passed , by tlie City Council February !. l!"is. Trowbridge vot ing ' ' aye, ' ' ( dwell ' aye, ' ' Merrick' 4 1 aye, ' ' Wort man "aye." Kifert "aye." Ifafer ab? Approved February 1. ,r. f. Attest : I'.KN.I. M. COLLINS, Recorder. SPREAD THE NEWS! SPREAD THE NEWS! SPREAD THE NEWS! Colonists' Rates March 1st to April 30, 1908 The Southern Pacific Railway announces that rates in effect March 1, 1908, will be S38 from Chicago, $35.50 from St. Louis, Mo.; from Mis souri Hivor common points, Council Bluffs to Kansas City, Mo., includ ing also St. Paul, Minneapolis, 830; from Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, S30. .7. K. I-.'.VVAKT.I'ivsM cut. .1. A. I'KHKY. Vice-President. Kill.V S. OHTir, Cnsliicr. V. Ii. JACKSOX, Ass t Cashier. The Medford National Bank MEDFORD, OR. CAPITAL $50,000 Sl'RPLr.S 10,000 Safety Boxes to Rent. A General Hanking Business Transai-tod. We Solicit Your Patronage THE SIGN OF SAFETY nt. liniv ki:my. Mavor. ST NATIONAL BANK OF MEDFORD CAPITAL, $50,000 ALW'Ai' COXSKKVATIVK, ALWAYS SAFE Win. ( i,,v.. !. I'n iii'-nt. (:.,. V. Dunn, L'.l Vic-e-1'nwilcnt. 1. K. I 'u-'l. Vin- I'ri-snlcnt. M. I.. Alvor.l. Cnshirr. Oi ii. ( rnwl'.ini. Assistant ( itsliicr. iti!.l:i .1. I:, i-.t l l.v. s, r. Iis l. I.-, Ian. 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( itv l;.'.-nr.l.T Deviled flam and Relishes A N H ... r 1 :is nt :i I'lirty the otlirr nilit ninl a lot ' yoiini; yirls wt-rc nyin nn old lun-h.-lor nkini: him why he'd never inrtrrieil, etc. pnmo those (i III Jijjs nbout (tm:irryinj; in linste :ind reientiny in South I akot., ' ' mid there lieiiiLj "just jis (food fish in the sea as ti:iVe eer lieeli caught," when one of til,' (ftrls ii-niark'-il: "Did it ever occnr to you that the 1-Jiit niijfht ?t;vle while you were aitolinif for th- in .' ' ' I u :ini;linjf for ri:tomers we never allow th-- l:iit to et tale around this shop. We "I in ni'W fiooils Iiy most every exjiress these The Im.s lielievcs in keepinif the Stocli r ' w up to the minute, so that if you read in ;i ii v of the tea iai nrs or home journals of a iomv fti-'d product or relish of any kind you me riiflit to this store atnl see the article mrself. We y yot in a Ihj; lot of ra mi's I'jitmnis leil-d W'.ww and Sardines. Wo are hr;i.diiinrters for relishes. They eer !nl plenty if your .nppet ite is a little backward. .1" l.nl, MILLER & EWBANK This IJank vvs Not Built in 11 Day JACKSON COUNTY BANK ESTABLISHED 1888 CAPITAL $ 50,000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS 62,500 AVERAGE DEPOSITS 500,000 N.iU la, nti y.;,,, j,, i fll.t. til" ..I. Inst l.l.uL in till- fit V iltlll (jrilW- ti,i.;!li an.! i snr lit ism with iinli y.-nr. i;i-rv ilnll.'ir nt' its . ai.ital ana -mi.liis n, it anil uln.vi- tlm niininill JJ.'i.llllll Ulliil ill hi. II aihh,l tlnlll tin- lli't I'il 111 i l'.i;s. Nil nllllT 1 in 11 1 Illilkl'S so Ktl'iili).' I B 1 i :.i 1 1 i i;i:i:s I , ., v N. nt,. .. !' l-hilit V. h. tn tlv. I la is. sinlahl,. t in- .h..l. I., ritOIUllITION CONVENTION TO BE HELD IN JULY t i i ii i: r. i 1 1 iti; u Ti i; v" "". V.. l',-. i, i-,u,.l t',.r ,.:1,.,,j,, . .h.iinn lln- mit.r iu:iin II lialimlal plnhlhll nl., lltl,,li. tn t ' , III t!- , .llrl I : I 1.1 .,, ' .' i I s i, 1, h. h.-l.l at i . luial.,,,. . J.,), p., t., '"" t" - " I"!' str.-.-I .'in, I .... . 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' , i" ', - I tail I. iiinl tli" fait I . till ..,-f,.-u, Tin ha, is ,.( i, ,i,,..-i,'ati,,i has ,,.n an..' of til.' work. j I' ...I l' "' ' ,..,.,! ..,,. ! a? f,,l l:i. will hn r .M f..r .'ith.a- tin' 1 ' vn- - " la.-.- "i. ,..). . .,. I.,,th. ha,' I', a -I ,'., a.,,1 I, intaiv i, , n. 'Ih. nail i, i, n ,,.1 ,v (ha lit! .It '. i -,aa ." :,. i. , , I .-in. ,,i all l.i.l, s I I ., I, ,. , is . a'ltl.-.l t,nn I'll. I M..II.M.1. Ml, s n. r- h I s. I, i.lltml, ,1 ,h Inn tnl I. 'J,',' xnt.-s, I fXf, ! I I 1 1 . 1 . 1 S y ' " : ' In '.$ it Pc tnii" !f) - ' . ' a ' .im 1 1 ,i i Qht .( .,-it ., i i , 1 1 1 -fit) i :i O , ... ,B,a H ....i .il l.ll, ' V . . I , I I a, I ,i ,. tnt , 1 Th.. T, t , " O I'a M -W. .il.tmi lln- !''(. " JUUt tW l. .' C) I ink. .. I I.a.lil,. f,t.i;,.,i i m I'iM't i U. A 19 o S'!l FOLITE ATTENTION j to all of our patrons. Wc would be I glnd to have you give in a call. Our j delicious chops and steaks, gam--, fish, i u:id shellfish are cooked in a. manner j that make them linger in the memory : as well as ticklv the palate. Our eggs are fresh laid, our m.-ats aro( t. nder, ov.r corTres and teas of exquisite ftavor and our wines nxcellen:. When you ti5h t.. 1'iiji.y a g..od meal cometo Tlie Nash (Safe THE SECRET nf why ..in- hri'ii.l is in siu-li ilcTiinuil ' fnr its fine iiitility, linl,llM.ss lin, nlst -' il.'lii'inim flavor is that it is niaile f rum . I'huiii. ivint.T wlnnt anil liy the In'Sl ini'tli...(s kit.iwn in l.akin to give nu- tritinn ami i-n .iiiyinciii nf i-atiny at tin' saniit time. If ynu are not using Van a llorili nhi'i;; !ros.' lircml. try it. i Medford Steam Bakery MEDFORD TFA and COFFEE HOUSE Wc sell Employ's Perfection Biikmir Pca.-oi ami Buckeye. Extracts no toil for tlieir stieiiKUi and purity WKST SKVI'.N'I'll STKKKT. Midi. ASH N : .ll'NKKN - - I 'r. .ii,-t n-.- R. W. GRAY, Builder"! ,) J A I, l'( ! i Wil!!K,ii'ill.l. AMI I. ATI I wnii-k. . 'i"i i:K'xs. rrc. B K I N RESTAURANT nl'KNS SATl'K'DA V. .1 AXl'AIxY 18. IMM-'.A K FAST. :, c;NTS. FROM 6 T 11 O'CLOCK. CHOI' STFA' AND oou;x n t MIDXKiHT. IMNXKIf I'UOM ii OTLOCK A. M. To O'clock V. M. TKLKIM10XK 171. M KUKOli'l . Oi; 22 C Street, o Medford 0;O O (J - --' r ( " ' ) J r-, O v.) O o u Q t.) o u o o o o O o o o