THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OR., WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY "Jfi. 100S
FORESTS ADDED TO PLACES FOREST
TRINITY RESERVE LAND IN RESERYE
President Signs Proclamation Adding All Timber in British Colombia Saved
i I'hree Hundred and Fifty Thousand From Wasteful Exploitation by turn
Acres of Timber Land to Reserva
tion in Humboldt and Trinity.
bermen Americans Hold Most of the
Land Under Lease System.
The Grand Sale
of Embroideries
Now in Full Blast
W it Sill I VI:TI IV I.'.. I. .! TIa n.u. TI" I IITtfiml. i . , -
ident has signed a proclamation creat-1 stroke of the Lieutenant Governor's!
ing additions in the Trinity national l" 150.000,000 acres of forest land in
forest, California, amounting to 250,- Bri,ish t'ol"'nbia h,av been P'i i
47, tk he ,,..., r!8C"'"8-. Th'V"""l" every acre of
- tu0 provinces timber lands except what
are contiguous tracts of timber land bos been leased. This is as much land
lying for the most part in Humboldt I as was put in the national forests of
and Trinity counties, with smaller
areas in Shnsta nnd Tehama counties.
This new land bring the total area
of the Trinity forest up to nearly 1,
800,000 acres.
Forests of Virgin Timber.
Valuable forests of yellow ami sugar
pine, incense cedar and a few small
stands of redwood included in the ad
ditions are estimated to contain more
than two and a quarter billion board
feet of timber. The market value of
this timber is $4,.W0,Ol(). These for
osts havo been neglected by lumber in
terests up to the present time because
between the years 1891 1
this country
and 1907.
To Check Exploitation.
The action was taken to check waste-1
ful exploitation of timber resources I
and to bring the care and butting of
timber more effectunlly under govern
ment control.
The province has been leasing timber!
land instead of selling it. The most of
the leasing has boen done the past
three or four years, and Amoricans
hold tho largest part of the 10,000
leases now in force. The leaso is, in I
its effect, a long-term option at low I
rato. It runs 21 years and may be re-
it was more profitable to exploit thp "p at "10 md ot tne first tcrm- The
i .... .... . lenaiw, nuva PR nmita n vnn, ;i hn ! I
Tuiuuuiu huu more acccHKihlc redwood I 1 " "
forests lying farther west
These stands, wieh have been put in
ready to cut the timber, when he pays I
royalty of 50 cents per 1000 feot,
tho Trinity forest, constitute some of bo"rd m8uro, for the timber removed
The incomo of the province- from leases
was about $1,275,000 last year.
Invaded by Lumbermen.
British Columbia is tho latest of the
great soft wood timber regions to
invaded by lumbermen. The great in
austry began its work in Maine two
the most valuable virgin timber lving
outside of the national forests, and the
proclnmntion putt inn them under for
eBt management will insure them
against destruction nnd at the same
time make them produce a permanent
SUPnlv of timber for the dovolnnmoiit
of the rich mines in this section and turoc generations ago, passed later to
tho uses of the settlers. There are va- th pln0 and ncml forests of Ponn
rious agricultural and dairying commu- s'lviinia nl New York, and when sup
nities within and around "the forests ply ran 8nort' moved to Michigan
and the protection of the forested ana M""eta. The pine
slopos will insure a stendv nnd h,,n. I woods of tho lake states held out
ant supply of water. lonB '"no, but tho decline finally be
To nvi T5. came so rapid that tho scono of opera
Them nr.. ,.,,- :.:. I ons was amttea to Washington and
development of 'light ,.wer from the PreSn- .Tho output of the Pugot
numerous streams which have their 3undiir',R1n ro9e " P'. 1
source in this rciion. An .WA A." 811,1 al l0P m,tcn- Buc
vantage cominir from the i.roner .harder. to f ' and bu.v,rs and "Pf"'a
nvemeiit of tin. f,.r,.,t ,,-;n i, .i. lators havo crossed into British Colum
in the province, it is doubt
of the .if.,iw.i ......., i . i 01 more man iuu to tau Diiuon reet
-,,m,.r,,,,u .', i i ' .. ii , i , , I of lumber less than what this coun
afford excellent grazing for stock, and trV a"B 18 n""1"19'
linon thin I. v., ol.l. ...... ...... i i I
o,l,,.,t I i . . ; I UKmHAJNCE JVU. 144.
en erTh . ', . """"" OI 8t.0CK An ordinance authorizing the issue of
. ' "'"""if K""i"K-ltho bonds of the City of Modford, Ore-
" " "'"'""i poiois, iiencc, in i gon, to ttio amount of twenty-five thon-
...ui-i io prun-ci i no seiners, it is lm- sand dollars.
portant that grazing should be properly! Tho City of Medford doth ordain as
reguinteu, both with a view to tho heat I ioiiowb:
development of the range nnd the prop- Section 1. That for the purpose of
er nrotectinn of M, u-,,inrul.r,,i I paving street intersections ana conr
These nil.titinnn n-ilt 1, ....I
- " ,1111 in- iiiil llllMt.I I i . : J .1 I S
,i ..,.. t. . I tnorizeu io uo iBsueu me uonus or me
administration immediately, wth Su- f:... thj.j i
r-t A. . I lt HI I1H1UIUIU btl IUD IllllUUUb Ul
porviaor P. II. llnfU-y in ehnrce. The twp,tv.fivfl thmmni lUr. hinh
iioaaqLtiinors ot tlu Trinity foreat are said bonds shall be dated the first day
hi vvonvorvine. i of February, ltfOB, and bo in tho de
nomination of one thousand dollars, and
shall be known as "General Improve-
it.,.), ij p-np-,, i ii e I in fin. xunii3f. unu Hiittu ue nuoiuureu
tection of the draina.re b.-.sin of FT, ,.r !a- . "n"" l,10ra arp many a a,ttaa'
Mad river and the probable checking f, .f the Prov'nce; 't d"ubt
of floods, w h are freouent because 'f fore8t W"d! 5U:i!s.h a .cut
Hugh B. Ooarln Dead.
t-.n nnn n i.nni.r i.nk inAi.
Senator John M. Cenrin, .died Sunday at ni.i i,,io .toil k. .;r,L h k. MJ
,-,,- ,. ,,.m "oni; inland countersigned hv tno Kocorder.
search of health. Mr. (lenrin was one Said bonds snail become due ton yoars
or mo pioneer residents of Ht. Paul. latter dato aud shall bear interest, ovl
Marion county, and camo to Oregon I denced by coupons at the rate of six per
when quite voung. He was born inlcenlum Plr annum, payaoio semi annu
Indiana. October !l lSlil. I ally, and both principal and interest of
saiu uonus Niiiiu ue maue payauie hi
BUFFALOS THRIVE IN " , " 1 ' ' ' ,"1,
FOREST SERVICE PRESERVES! bouse of' Kountze Bros, in tho City of
iNeir i ork, btato of few York,
WASHINOTOX, Pel). 2(1. t?nele
Snm's herd of 13 buffaloes, which were
tnkea from the New York zoological
gardens to the W'ichitn uationnl forest,
Oklnhoma, in the early fall, are doing
well in their new home, according to
advices which have been received here
Section 2. The bonds horeby auth
orized shall bo in substantially the fol
lowing form:
United Htates of America.
No. Htato of Oregoa, 1,000.
Citv of Medford
General Improvemont Bond.
T - III I f . 1 .. mi T .
.... I (iiuw iti .Mt'ii iiv lut-BH i nrnruu,
from the supervisor s headquarters at Tu. tk. e. f rirn.ri in ), p..,,.
Cache. Since leaving New York the tv nf .Wltnon anil Stte nf nrecon
herd has celebrated the birth of two acknowledges to owe, and for value
fine buffalo calves, one of which has I received hereby promises to pay to
beea nnmed Hornnilny, after the name t bearer the sum of one thousand dollars
of the director of the New York irnr I lawful money of tho United States of
dens which gave them to the govern A- D- 191s- together with interest on
mimt im,i tin. .,ii.,,i. ni.t..i n said sum from the date hereof until
,.,, ..I-. . . , 1 oaid, at the rate of six per centum per
tne new state which wum ii hi niui imrn . . 1 ?.
, annum, payable senu-annuallv on the
after the herd s arrival. fir, A Plir j .,
IT. - u 1. n.i. .. .... : - ' .
""I"'' rruiiu niisu, mi uui western each year, upon nrosentation aud sur
cow-puncher and experienced buffalo I render of tho intorest coupons hereto
man, who has handled the herd since I attached as they severally become dne.
it was taken from Xow York, snvs thnt Hoth principal and interest of this bond
alfalfa Imv has put his charges 'in fine "e hereby made payable at the office
shape and' that the big prairie beasts of tho C,t-V, Tr""r" l Mcd'ord- r.
., . .. , , egon, or at tho banking house of
are again thriving in their native land. u-,,llt.t-n nr,.0 in n,- ,,it j Qln.a
TKn l,i,ri'ni.u.u i.n.-n .... Bonn ....... r.........i . . . .. J
...o ... . k.i.u icw xork; and tor the prompt pay-
ymir. in mi- iiii-inin mi, in vi nun ment ot mis Bond, Dota principal and
they can charge and snort. During the I interest, the full faith and crodit of
winter the nnimals will be fed alfalfa said City of Medford are hereby irre-
hay and protected from the weather Moeably pledged
and disease in a number of large shel
tor sherds which have been built in thr
o nclosure. In the spring they will lie
let out to roam over flic Wichita range
and gradually I hey will be encouraged
to rustle tor thimsi'lves. an instinct
they have partially lest through years
of domestication in citv parks. Gov
This bond is one of a Bories of like
tenor and is issued for paving street
intersections and completing City Hall
pursuant to and in full compliance with
the charter of said city and under ana
in accordance with na ordinance of said
city, duly passed.
And it is hereby certified and recited
that all acts, cnnd.'i.is aad thing? rO'
ernment experts figure that in time Tl'rpd be'done precedent to and in
they will regain the prowess of their"10 issuing of this bond necessary to
If you have passed by this store recently you certainly couldn't help no
ticing the beautiful display of fine Embroideries shown in one of our big
show windows.
We showed you thousands of
yards of the finest imported Em
broideries, the best work of the
8wisa manufacturer. Every piece
of this embroidory was carefully
selected and bought at a clean
saving of at least 20 per coat.
wo are offering you this saving
and honestly say that we are sav
ing you at least 20 per cent on
every yard of ombroidery you
buy here.
WAISTING8 at B8o and up to
(2.98.
EDGINGS, from the narrow
to 20-inch flouncing, up
from 5c
INSERTIONS aad baads up
from 6c
ALLOVERS in great variety up
from 75c
We invite you to look, even
though you do nut need anything
just now.
..'jiifiKf I m
The New Spring Coats
For Infants, Misses and Children
Those sweet little short Jackets are too cunning for words.
soe the beautiful styles and tho exceptional values.
Come and
$1.50 acd to $15.00
LEADERS IN LOW PRICES.
BAKER
HUTCHASON CO
JTJST NORTH OF THE JACKSON COUNTY BANK.
Approved:
J. F. REDDY, Mayor.
Countersigned:
BEN J. M. COLLINS, City Recorder.
Section 3. This ordinanco Bhall be in
force fifteen davs from and aftor its
passago, approval aad publication in the
Medtord tiailv Tribune, a nowspnper
published in the City of Medford, Ore
gon.
1 ho torogoing Ordinance was passed
by the City Council on this 18th day of
February, A. D. 1908, by the following
vote, to-wit: Trowbridge voting aye,
Eifert aye, Merrick aye and Wortman
'e; Ulwell aad Hafor absent.
Approved by tho Ma' -- this 18th day
of February, A. D. IOCS.
Approved:
J. F. irnPY. Mnvor.
Attest: BEN I. M. COU.l.Nd,
City l.'ecorder.
PENTI MAT RUN FOR
COUNTY JUDOSHIP
SCHOOL NOTES.
Attorney S. S. Pentz of Medford has
boen solicited by his friends to an
nounce his candidacy for the office of
county judge of Jacksoa county as an
independent democrat. Mr. Pentz has
not fully determined as to whether or
not ho will make tho race, but the mat
ter rests in the haads of his friends.
Mr. Pentz states emphatically that ho
belongs to no class or clique, but is in
favor of a square deal for everybody.
Captain J. E. Thornton of Ashland
was a Medford visitor ednesdav.
The zoology elans took a Held excur
sioa Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Minnie Corey attended llio 1'nd
erewski recitals at I'oitland this week.
Mrs. Dniley supplied for her.
The grades contributed $1.(1-, for Ihc
public library fund.
A number of high school students
have worked off the conditions imposed
for failing Io nccouiplish last semes
tor's work in a satisfactory manner.
The boys of Inst, season's football
team were enlerl: d at Knssel's hy
.Messrs. Signs nnd Logan Saturday eve
nillg. Prospects for spring athletics,
etc., were discussed.
An ulistrnct ol I In- general ideas to
Do embodied in the new high school
building may be had of the district
elerk, Oris Crawford. Local architects
are already at work on preliminary
sketches.
The dal
Ilrd.
1 set for the eaulalu is April
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
SINOEIt Sewing Machine Co. Tele
phono Xn. OK. A. 1). Singler, Mgr. LMKI
WANTED Woman or girl for silver
pantry. Apply to Steward, Nash Cafe.
WANTED Position as working house
keeper, cilv or country. Ail.lnw !'
BUSINESS CARDS.
E. L. BALOOM.
Now West Side Confcctionory Fruit
store candies, nuts, cigars, tobaccos,
fresh fruit in season. Near Hotel
Moore, Medford, Or.
n.ake the same legal and valid have
been properly done, happened and been
performed in regular and due form and
time as required by law, and that the
total indebtedness of said City of Med
ford, including this bond, does not ex
eed the constitutional and statutory
limitations.
In testimony whereof, the said Citv of
Me-iford has caused this bond to be
f-aled with the corporate seal, signed
o us .Mayor una countersigned bv its
recorder, and caused the annexed inter
cit coupons to be executed by the fac
vmile signatures of said officers this
first day of February, A. D. 190?.
Approved: o
J. F. REDDY, Mayor.
Countersigned:
riKN.I. M. COLLINS. City Recorder.
Cn(ion.
The City of Medford, in the State
of Oregon, promises to pay to bearer
the sum of Thirty Dollars, lawful money
of the Cnited States of America, on
the first days of February and August,
19 . at the office of the City Treas
urer o Medford. Oregon, or at the
from the special sale, if von wi.h .n. banking house of Kountze Bros., in the
call at once. Remember that the pho- ri,v nf .New VPr,k' fi,M ?' N'w T?rk'i
forefathers, who were kings of the
plains before civilisation made its
march westward.
Coal for Sale.
We are now prepared to furnish hand
picked coal at the mine, five mil
-ast of town, in nnv amount desiriii
$7.50 per ton.
tf PACIFIC COAL CO.
JACKSONVILLE ITEMS.
Miss fiertha Prim and Lonno t'lri. h
spent Tuesday afternoon and evening
in Medford.
Mr. Freeman, a prominent newspaper
man of Albany, is making ' see
tinn of the valley a business visit.
Mrs. Hilas Hay spent Tuesday in
Medford visiting with Mrs. C. W. Conk
lin. Only three more frames. 22x29. with
Southern Oregon Scenery to fit are left
DR. A. B. SWEET
Physician and Surgeon.
'' Office at Residence.
R. B. HAMILTON, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Successor to Dr. R. 8. DeArmond.
Office in Ritter-Dunlap Block.
Phone 0S3.
MEDFORD FURNITURE CO.,
Medford, Oregon.
House Furnishers and 1'ndertakers.
Day Phone 3.I.I.
Night Phones
('. W. Conklin, 493.
.1. H. Butler, 148.
Wm. M. Colrig, Medford. Or.
COLVIO DURHAM,
Attorneys Law.
Oeo. H. Durham, Oranu Past, Or.
toe are free with the frame.
Studio, near bridge.
pho'
Hull's Art
for si-mi annual interest due that datel
Art on its General Improvement Bond, dat-l
' !ed February 1, 1908, No. .
WM. W. P. HOLT. M D.
Physician and Sur.eon.
Eagle Point, Oregon.
X.. .Medford, Or.
294
i'Oll l.'ENT Newly furnished rooms
by day, week or month. The Odell,
ovor postofflce, Medford. Or. tf
FOR SALE -Two incubators, used only
one senson. for sale cheap; capacity
of each, 21(1 eggs. Inquire nt War
ner's store. Warner & Snyder, tf
FOR SALE .10x200 foot lot, 3d lot
from cor. Jlth and L sts.j a bargain;
S. W. Medford. Call any time. W.
Vogili, residence.
WANTED 100 men, 7"i per cent min-
at once. Magic of Gold Mill,
ror particulars, address W. Vo
ors,
Nnv,
geli, Medford, Or.
tf
FOR SALE Kitchen furniture, nn ln.l
ing stove, table, chairs, etc. Inquire
J. W. Paul, South Tenth st., near high
school. f
I HAVE sou Newtown Pippin nj.pl..
trees on hand and for sale at popular
prices. L. II. Warner. tf
WANTED A In
ily. Address P.
finler in a private
O. liox 2HJ.
f :t in
tf
FOR SALE One acre, wist of Medford
city limits; price 200, payable fid
down and $10 a month, without inter
est. Address P. O. Ilnx .'71, Medford.
Oregon. 2!'2
mum vi A. 1 Ml .lap.'ini-se contrite
tor; can do nil kinds of general farm
ing; general helper in all w..rk; t..wn
or country. Address A. E. Tatsumi,
Gen'l Del., MedS.rd. Or. tf
FOR SALE New residence, just coin
pleted, second block west of high
School, West Seventh street; fme col
nninl interior; cheap if sold soon. In
quire Tribune office. tf
FOR HAI.K W.-bst.-r's International
Dictionary, latest edition, new and in
deled, for sale nt n bargain. Inquire
of Tribune or address p. o. )ox 4IS,
Medford. 201
i Y - i
T V
w
E WEXT ON A CLEARING
HOUSE BASIS AND CON
VERTED OUR RESERVE
STOCK INTO LEGAL TENDER. SO
THAT NOW WE HAVE ONLY THIS
SPRING'S LIST OF INVESTMENT
OFFERINGS. THERE IS UNDENIA"
BLE SECURITY IN A "TOGGERY"
SUIT. THERE IS NO INFLATED
WATER INSIDE A "TOGGERY" HAT
ON THE DAMPEST DAY, AND THERE
IS A GILT-EDGED BOND BETWEEN
OUR MEDFORD DEPOSITORS AND
THE PEOPLE'S
Square Deal &GuaranteeCs
WM. F. ISAACS, (Toggery Bill) CASHIER.
All Kinds and
Varieties of
Lumber
Are You
Thinking of
Building?
WHY NOT SAVE YOUR MONEY BY
BUILDING A HOME OF YOUR OWN,
WE MAKE AND SELL ANYTHING
AND EVERYTHING NEEDED IN THE
LUMBER LINE. CALL, SECURE OUR
PRICES AND PLACE YOUR ORDER
BEFORE THE SEASON'S RUSH BE
GINS. THIS IS GOING TO BE MED
FORD 'S BANNER BUILDING YEAR.
GET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR
AND GET IN NOW,
Iowa Box & Lumber Co.
MEDFORD
OREGON
sJj
AUTOMOBILES
1908 MOTOR CARS
SuifTMipM SUNDRIES FOR
SALIv I'lILliK! GARAGE. CARS STORED AND CARED FOR.
Reos
10 II. I1. singlceylinder Runnbout, with folding
seat
20 II
$ 650
Reos
Premiers
Fords
'ioonl ln four-cylinder Roadster or touring c ir. ,?2250
IaIoOCI lACir !,) 1T- ,'- fooiylinder Roadster or touring c ir. .$2500
'.iO-'.l.) 1 1. J '. four-cylinder Roadster or touring car
20 II. p. double-cylinder Roadster with jump seat.?1000
20 II. P. double-cylinder Touring Car, detachable
$1250
Premiers
tounci'iu
WE ASK
YOU TO
NOTICE
OUR. LINE
FOR '08.
CAN YOU
BEAT IT .
(lounie ignition S2ROO
10-15 I L P. six-cylinder Touring Car, 7-pas.senger..?3750
Fords
15 II. P. four-cylinder Runabout $ 500
Same with mechanical oiler, running-board "and
lamps, etc $ 700
10 II. P. six-cylinder Touring Car $3000
Kissel Kar
I'ldJ ' 1- Tn'"l"K Car or Roadster. $2000
'AN VOU HEAT THEM 1 Prices y. p. n. Factory.
MMlUMUn A Tfl A. W. WALKER, Manager.
IULjUI U L nil I II 11,0110 Alain 1213.
'Garage- Eighth , streets.
I'OI'Ml A l,rl liKli l.r.iun nvi r
runt. Owner i-iin have ftnmo by cU
inij .'it tliiH nffii-i- 11 ml mying fur ml. tf
W , . I I.II--IMII ''"
iImmh r'-i:iiri-i nt r,
St. .re. I lur hIhii-iiiii )(,
FOB EXCHANOK MMford nroncrtv
fur other property. Ailnlng I.nrk Dot
4IS, MMfor.l, Or. tf
If 1" h.'ivi- thi-ir
M. Kiitrl ' Shoe
rn 11 ri- inpi-rU. If
1! I 'trill N f ,in, Tvpiivritin.' Tlin.ir
wi-lm:;; u.irl, .,1 tliix kin. I iloni' ill
v. uir.u r:ill up Van. plii.ii,' ;..r,i
Uiir lil.-i-ltic (.'o,iir ii..lr.-Hn I'. ( 1.
Ii..x "Til. tf
I'Oll NAI.K I vmII
I". I'.i'l". t. ii n. Tl"
nf Tnl.nl ,l,.,l.
m il Iiv I. ,. mi Mnr.-li
n ithin ipnirtiT mill-itli.-r
rii n wliiili or
in liitu ll'lx.'.'il f.i.i. Thin i an op
portunity fnr liitinrinif tin n tn ni'i-nrc
li hiilli'' wIiiti- liilmr in in
will lir r.-riii. i-ithi-r
Iiv iiiiiil. lliL'ht rcn-rvril tu ri-ii'i't nnv
nr nil liiiN. Ti-rini: Olio liulf cash. I
ialiin-i n liiiVfr uptinii nt H per cent
llili-ri'it. Alinilniiiii priro per lot, $100.
Highi-Ht li',li'r liiken hiii rlioii-r of lot.
f'fill mi or iii'lri'HB Welliorn Ileenon,
T.lont, Or, 800
FOK SAF.K Hiving purcliaiwd over
500,000 feet of first-clam milling logt,
we nre prepared to furnish first-class
lumber of all kinds In any amounts
on short notice. If you contemplate
liuililini? plare your order with us;
priees very reasonable; dimension Und
line finish lumber a specialty. Write
or rail. Ilntte Knlls Lumber Company,
offieo over .liu-kson county bank, Med
ford, Or. tf
I'lUt H.U.I-: The fnlhTwiiie Tie,T.sf
I ioIiuM furniture will bo sold at
the former residence nf (leorge Killjf.
on North II street, Thursday nnd Fri
diiy nfleriiiiiuiN: Kitehen rulige, din
ing table, bookcaie, hall rnek, eourh,
riM-kuiK ehair nter luble, ehild's en-
280
inaiid. Itids
person or .nineled bed, etc.
Full SAI.K Fine
linrgiiin fur cash.
M.l.
l,uilwi( piano; u
Address I'. O. Uui
200
WANTKI) I'nmarried man wants to
take care of farm or orchnrd on wn(efl.
Address M. Wells, Medford. 2SD
A HOOD HUV Known as the Buok
l.ako ranch, located in Klamath county, '
20IS acres; 500 acres of timber, esti
mated to have from 10,000,000 to IB,
0(10,01)0 feet of timber, consisting of
yellow pine and whito pine and fir;
olio acres of grass and hay land; 1000;
acres of tule swump; amnll houso and
ham; 0 miles of wire fence, barbtH.
wire; 7 miles of (j wiro and - of 5 wire
Hwnmp is fed by large springs, rising
on the ground of thn plnce; about TOO
acres can bo irrigated and drained by
a largo flii.nl gate; prico 12 per aero.
Title guaranteed. A key to the un
rounding country which la nulte a
stock country; 3.1 miles east oT Ash
land and 20 miles west of Klamath
Fnlls. Address P. O. 150, Ashland,
Or. 3iB
WANTED Ton or 12 boarders at once;
home cooking; overytbing guaranteed
first elnss; contingent to business part
of town. Address Mrs. Jon Thomas,
Houth II st. tf
r "