Medford daily tribune., February 17, 1908, Page 1, Image 1

Orchards In The Rogue River Valley Pay $1,000 Per Acre Annually
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THE WEATHER.
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VOL. II.
MEDFORD, OR., MONDAY. FEBRUARY 17, 1!)0S.
NO. 281
SUVtVQRS
FROM WRECK
REACH SHORE
Three Men From Emily
" Reed Reach North Bay
After 200 Mile Trip In
Open Boat.
TACOMA, Feb. 17. A dispatch to
the News from TatooBh light reports
that a boat reached there tltis morning
containing the first mate and two sail
ors from the Emily Heed, wrecked in
Tillamook Friday morning. The sur
vivors brought the body of the cook,
who died yesterday morning.
The names of the rescued who are at
Noah Hay are: First Mate Fred Zuhe,
Seaman Arthur .lantuke and Eauld Ab
olstedt. The name of the cook is not
known.
The Emily' Heed was wrecked off the
: Tillamook coast, almost JU' miles south
i of where the survivors landed today.
( They rowed along the coast in open life
? boats, and at one place off the Wash
ington coast were nearly blown ashore.
The survivors were without water or
provisions. The cook died from ex
posure. revenue cutter will leave here for
Xeah Hay this afternoon to return with
the survivorH and with the body of the
cook.
ANNA GOULD TO REMARRY
" HER SPENDTHRIFT COUNT
PAWS, Feb. 17. "It is virtually
arranged that Anna Could will remarry
Count Hon ni de ( 'astellane. -Anna has
; found that since her divorce she is not
received anywhere in the best French
society and she has had to put up with
second-rate persons in the American col
ony. Her unfortunate intimacy with
.the Prince de Nagan has ruined her
everywhere in Europe socially. Her re
marriage with Count Rnni will reinstate
her in ariHtocrntic society; moreover,
her son 's future is a matter which
neither she nor Count Honi can neglect.
These little boys will some day be
great gentlemen in France. ' '
Countess Stanislas, who is Roni's sister-in-law,
states that the marriage will
be purely formal and that the Castel
lanes will live together in nam eonly.
H. H. Harris of Hutte Falls arrived
in Med ford Saturday and reports that
there is considerable building in Hutte
Falls. There has been built recently a
large public hall and several residences
are under construction.
SCJUOSS BIOS. I CO,
MImii nt tow T.t
' ' i
MORSE PLEADS
TO INDICTMENTS
Former Ice King and Steamer Trust
Promoter Pleads Not Guilty to Two
Charges of Grand Larceny for Mis
appropriating Bank's Funds.
NEW YORK, Feb. 17. Charles W.
Morse, the former banker nnd promo
ter, wits arraigned in Justice Dowl
ine's court on two charges of grand
I larceny for misappropriation of the
funds or the .Mercantile .National bank.
He pleaded not guilty and asked the
postponement of trial with permission
to chance his plea if ho desired it. The
court fixed the hearing for next Mon
day. NEGRO MURDERER AT
TACOMA CONFESSES
TACOMA, Feb. 17. Ilayden Peoples,
colored, who was arrested several days
ago for the murder of Henry Seyfried,
a saloonkeeper at St. Joseph, Mil, May
3, 1904, broke down and confessed last
night when confronted by the St. Jo
seph officers. Robbery was the motive.
PROTEST IN EAST ORANGE
AGAINST CARNEGIE LIBRARY
FAST ORANGE, N. J., Feb. 17.
There is a loud protest against the city
council accepting the $:til,Oi)0 from An
drew Carnegie for three branch librar
ies. The city has one Carnegie library
costing .1ini jt year to run. Many ob
ject to the additional libraries on ac
count of the expense in operating.
ANOTHER PORTLAND BANK
OPENS FOR BUSINESS
PORTLAND, Feb. 17. The Merch
ants' .National bank reopened today
with over . I,noo,n0(i in cash on hand.
The deposits today were very heavy,
and withdrawals comparatively light.
POLICEMAN IS SHOT
BY SAN FRANCISCO THUG
SAN FK A XVI SCO. Feb. 17. Police,
man Kdward Mills was shot bv .lames
Johnson last night and is exacted to
die. Johnson and another thug, a tew
minutes before, had beaten and robbed
a bartender. 11 is companion escaped.
BORN.
A R A NT A t A shin nd , Februn ry 1,
l!ios, to Mr. and Mrs. K. .). Arant, a
daughter.
HARRKT At. Ashland, February 5,
inns, to Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Harrett,
a son.
LONG At Ashland, February U, Hum,
to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Long, a daugh
ter. MOORE In Ashland precinct, Febru
ary ;, l!to, to Mr. and Mrs. Delbert
Moore, a son.
WILKINSON In Med ford. February
4. 100S, to Mr. and Mrs. II. O. Wil
kinson, a son.
Charles Mescrve of Grants Pass spent
Sunday in Medford with old acquaint-
WAR CLOUD
HANGS OVER
ASIA MINOR
Turkish Army Reserve sAre
Ordered Out-Revolutionary
Agitation Is Increas
ing In Balkans.
T1FL1S, Feb. 7. Reports received
from Armenia state that all the Turk
ish army reserves in Van, Mush and
other villages of Asia Minor have been
called to colors and aro departing rap
idly for the frontier.
At the same time, the league of the
Turkish revolutionary party is increas
ing the revolutionary agitation. An ap
peal proclamation has been issued ex
horting the public to protest against
the warlike plans of the sultan. The
league holds that the war will be dis
astrous, owing to a famine in Asia Mi
nor. Knssian military authorities have or
dered all horses in the Caucasus fit for
military service to be registered.
CRIMINAL ACTIONS AGAINST
HARRIMAN RAILROAD LINES
WASHINGTON, Feb. 17. The fed
era! government, in the legal warfare
which is being waged against the Har
rinniii railroad interests, announced that
criminal actions will shortly be begun
in Oregon, California and other states
against the Southern Pacific for al
leged granting of rebates which may
reach $.")iio,ooii in amount. This action
had already been outlined in Cnited
Cress newspapers.
Coincident with this move comes the
information that the federal govern
meat's recent investigation has stirred
the California state commission into ac
tivity, and acting under the direction
of the attorney-general of California it
has begun an impiiry to punish the
Southern Cacifie for additional rebate
offenses the interstate commerce com
mission discovered but cannot reach
because they were granted wholly with
in t he state of California and did not
apply to interstate traffic. It is un
officially est imated t he amount in
vol ved in t lose alleged offenses may '
exceed another $.")llO,lK)0. I
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Lindiey sold a
lot in South Medford to ' William
Fletcher for a consideration of $10(1. Mr.
Kletcher will build himself a modern
cottage upon the lot and occupy it as a
home.
HEW SPRING CLOTHING
THE CORRECT KIND
A FANCY VEST free with
every suit purchased from us
this month. We keep your
suit cleaned and pressed with
out cost. Buy the correct
clothes bearing the label of
SCHLOSS BROS. & COMP'Y,
Baltimore. Every suit sold
under a SOLID GUARANTEE
THE
TOGGERY
Medford's oFashion Store for
Men :: :: See Our Windows
CROWD OF
FORTY OFF
Medford Excur si on' To
Golden State Leave On
Two SpeGial Cars For
Los Angeles.
The only excursion to leave Oregon
this vear for California, and the only
excursion that ever left from a city
the size of Medford, consisting of 40
people, all residents of the Rogue River
valley, left Sunday morning for the
Golden State in two sjecial cars, where
they will spend a month seeing the
wonders of the southland.
Owing to the brief stop made by the
train at Medford, the cars were not de
orated with banners until Ashland was
reached. Here big signs were hung on
ihe cars, heralding the identity of the
excursionists to the world.
Several hundred of the Tribune 's
Horticultural number 'were taken
aboard to distribute in California, so
t hat orange growers can learn about
a count rv more wonderful than their
own.
Agent A. S. Roscnbaum is in charge
of the excursion. Th" first stop was
made ihis morning at Oakland, and this
at'ti rnoon the travelers are inspecting
San Francisco.
Among those who left were: John D.
' )1 t ( II and wife; L. E. Hoover, wife
and sou: .1. I White. Mrs. Charles
Calm, Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson. Mr.
and Mrs. Kahb-r. Mr. Orr. A. S. Koseu
buuin nnd wife; 11. L. Whited, wife and
-laughter: Mr. and Mrs. Amie, Mr. and
Mrs. Wolff, Mr. McWillinins. Mr. and
Mrs. Foss. Mr. and Mrs. Godlove, Mrs.
T. II. Moore. Court. Hall, Mr. Warner.
The Tribune received the following
dispatch Monday night, dated Monta
gue, Cal.:
' Tribune special edit ion making
great hit on train; banners on side of
ar very effective. Hall. Olwell, Ro
scnbaum, Warner, Jr., White. ' '
FIVE INJURED IN CRASH
ON NEW YORK CENTRAL
lU'lTALO, Fib. 17. Five were in
.in red. one probably fatally, when a
M ic hi grin 'en t nil passenger crashed
into a yard engine of the New York
Central at clack Rock last night.
Standard Oil Profits.
NEW YORK, Feb. 17. Directors of
I he Standard Oil company flee la red a
rpiarterly dividend of $15 a share to
day. The same amount was paid the
corresponding ipiarter last year.
FO SOUTH
FINISH REPAIRS
ON P. & E. BRIDGE
Track Will Soon Be Ready for Resump
tion of Heavy Traffic Gravity
Orade Under New Survey From Tim
ber Belt to Medford.
Contractor J. Hartman has finished
repairing the bridge over Butte Creek
for the P. & K. railroad and it ie now
ready for the resumption of heavy truf
fle. The truck repair gang are at work
and will sou nhavo the track in shape
tor the locomotive.
Fight piling were washed out dur
iug the winter floods. Since then a
gasoline motor has been operated, but
it is inadequate to handle the passen
ger traffic, which is increasing rapidly.
A boom is on at Hutte Falls, and the
Hummer will see lively times.
Fdgar Hafer, one of tho owners of
the road, left. Monday on a trip to the
timber belt. He states that a now sur
vey has been made which gives the
road a gravity grade from the timber
to Mcdlont.
STRUGGLES WITH EDISON
TO LEAP, FROM WINDOW
WKST ORANGK, N. J., Feb. 17.
.lohn F. Randolph, treasurer of the Kdi
son Manufacturing company, of which
I nomas Alva hdison is president, com
mitted suicide in his cellar at his resi
deuce today by shooting himself in the
head. That the deed was deliberate is
evidenced by letters loft by Randolph
who is believed to have been tempo
rarily insane.
Thomas A. Kdison was one of tin
first to arrive at the house and prevent
ed M rs. Randolph from killing herself.
Mio attempted to .pimp trom the win
dow. Alter a hard struggle Kdison sue
.ceded in pulling her back to safety.
COLONY OF DUNKARDS
SETTLE BUTTE VALLEY
KLAMATH CALLS. Or., Feb. 17.
Cunning lands in the Hutte valley conn
try have been selling rapidly and much
new land will probably be broken and
seeded in that region I he coining season.
The laud has been sold to actual set
tiers at an average price of about $-0
nor acre. The Dunknrds around Mac
Duel will plant UK) acres in fruit tree
and next, year will see the beginning of
many orchards. A contract has also
been let by the Dunkurds for the need
ing of 700 acres to grain, mostly wheat.
Although there is no irrigation system
in Hutte valley, there is more rain than
in ot her parts of t his basin, and the
water is very clone to 1 he surface of
the ground.
The land eont igiums to Hie Oulifor
nit Northeastern railway is settling up
md a few years will see a prosperous
farming community.
FINLE YFORTY ACRES
SOLD TO MINNESOTANS
The Irwin Fin ley 40-ncre tract of or
hard laud has been sold to lieeson &
Newman for a consideration of $sooo.
Messrs. Heesim & Newman are both re
ntlv from Minnesota, but are inure
than pleased with the Rogue River val
uta! expect, to engage in Iruit rais
ing on a large scale, as they will par
chase more laud and put out a new or
hard.
BURTON RENOMINATED;
WILL WORK FOR TAFT
CLKVKLANI). Feb. CV ( 'ongreHs
man Theodore H, Hurl on was iinani
mnusly renominated for congress by Ihe
Republican of the li 1st Ohio district
lay. Iturton and Judge L. K. Taft
were selected as delegates to the na
tional Republican convention ami were
instructed to vote for the nomination
of W. H. Taft for president.
OLD CATHOLIC CHURCH
SOLD TO ADVENTI8TS
The old Catholic church property has
been sold to the Seventh Day Adven
tist people. The old building will be
remodeled throughout, inside and out
Hide, and will make a comfortable place
f worship. The cnrisiderat ion for Ihe
building and four lotH was $'KK).
PREMIER BAREBACK I ,
RIDER OF WORLD DEAD
i:V YORK, Feb. 17. William I
Sells, adopted con of Allen Sells on.-1
of the three brothers who org;iniid
Sells Mros. ' circus, died of galritm i
dav, aged 'Ihe deceased was Itiiown
as Ho- premier bareback rider of the
world and was himself a circa pro
prietor.
TWENTY FIVE MIKEEfl I
BUB TED BY CAVE IN j
CfrTTSVlLLF. I'a , F.'h. fflv
in it lb Midvalle.f colliery, a mile and,
I half north of Mount Cormel, thin ttf
(e ra 'hd imprisi.Bcu an miner, t oe an
ta.H ar0 mfgr. uauR aro work.ng m
I WAHIUNOTOV. Yfh. 17.-Th prt!
I Ant lintf in Mia wnttfA th nr. mi
COLLAPSE OF
LI
High Water Causes MuGh
Suffering At Pittsburg
and In Ohio Valley-Cold
Weather Follows.
CITTSMCRCt, Feb. 17. With a greafc
roar, two brick dwelling houses on
Pennsylvania avenue collapsed early to
day, as the result of flood waters weak
ening the foundations. A score of oc
cupants were warned by cracking walls
barely in time to escape before tho
buildings fell. One man was injured.
Tho other buildings nre being exam
ined by authorities to determine their
safety. The rivers are receding slow
ly, but it is expected the river will bn
below the danger mark this afternoon.
The suffering of flood victims is in
tense, owing to the cold weather. Tho
damags is widespread.
Over -11,001) men are temporarily out
of employment, owing to depression in
business, and there is great suffering.
Thousands of persons are living in (ho
s nul stories. A conservative est i-
mate of the damage is placed at $2,000,
000. WIILTLINO. W. Va., Feb. 17. Con
ditions in the flooded districts wero
made worse today by a sudden drop in
temperature. The board of trade is car
ing for hundreds of families. Many
t rollev lines and steam railroads aro
out of commission.
INDIA A IM LIS, Feb. 1 7. Floods
cent time in Southern Indiana today.
Cold weather ih check iug t ho rise in
streams.
DONNELL INSTALLED AS
GRANTS PASS POSTMASTER
The 0 rants Cass post of f ice is "un
der new management " this week, (I. W.
Doiiuoll having taken up the reins last
Monday morning. We do not. took for
any startling changes in the service,
for the reason that the work of the of
fice has been carried on in a most sat
isfactory manner under Mr. Harmon
md his assistants. We shall naturally
xj t a continuance of this and an im
provement, if that is possible, under
ie management of Mr. Council, for ho
brings to the office not only an equip
ment of inbred courtesy, but of natural
apability ami long experience in execu
ive work in the railway service. His
friends in (irants Cass extend the glad
hand, both because of hi- g . d fortune
in securing the appoint no nr and be
ft- thiH position iiiMiie 'In continued
residence of himself and his estimable
family in this city. Cacifie Outlook.
ENTIRE FAMILY NEARLY
PERISH IN FLAMES
SAN FRANCISCO. V b. 1.1. A
young girl 's igioo:! m-e of modern
light ing apparut us :i I :o- mused the
lil it era) ion of v, .jo t.-nn iy Inst,
nighl, and today Mix-t H rmce Collins,
her father, her mother nnd her brother
are under the car' !' t "n ians. The
prompt, action of a u' r In the house
saved them fro ni'M:i'h. The uncon
scious people were pimomI to the open
air, where t hey wt -e recti" t;ited with
'Hfficiilty.
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