THE MEDFORD DATLY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OK. SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1008.
Medford Daily Tribune
A Lire Paper In a Live Town.
yublished every evening except Sunday
Medford Publishing Company.
G. PUTNAM, Editor aui Manager.
Admitted as Hwond Hush Mntt.-r in
the Postoffice at Medfonl, Oregon.
Subscription Bates:
One month, by mail or carrier 0.."O
One year, by mail
OREGON APPLES.
Orcguii Newl.iwn :tj.i-s nrc lirininu
18 Hhilliiigrf a Ij)X in tin- Loiulmi mitr
kct. The bt-Ht i 'al i furiiin NVwt.viin
bring only Hi shillings u hux. Th.it is
a wide margin in favor of Oregon, lint
there is a wider out- in the ense of the
Maine apulen. The best of them bring
but 18 shilling! a barrel, or one third
us much as the Oregon pro Inet.
Here is food for reflection in Oregmi.
It is also food fur congratulation. Near
ly twice? as much for Oregon npploH ns
for Ciiliforiiiu tipples, nml full three
t'unea as much ns the best Maim apples
means that Oregon apples are king.
They are the best, and no much the beat
that those able to pay fancy prices are
determined to have them. They are
mnight for the tables of the rich. They
are demanded in the home of luxury,
whore prices are ri minor consideration.
They are lord of the markets, and of
the best markets in the wide world.
Their reputation, by the grace of 1 1 1
Hiver enterprise, is established, and nil
there is to do is to grow the apples nml
feed these clamoring markets. The mar
ket for apples has been found, and the
spot on the plant where the best of
them enn be produced has been located.
It is Oregon, mid her selling place is
to the rich people of the whole world.
It is a circuaiHtaiices to give pause to
the owner of Oregon laad. Is it an
opportunity to be allowed to pass an
seized? His revenue from grain grow
ing is aa acre; from npple growing,
hundreds aa acre. It is worth for grain
production, $.'10 to 111 per ncre; once
set to apples, it is in demand at several
hundred. Wouldn't he better grow the
apples and let the man who cannot grow
them raise at least some of the grain?
Portland Journal,
arrivals here from Maker City, Or., and
will take up their residence in North
Phoenix district.
ltd) I Iron, of Tab ut passed Hirough
ln-re Wednesday.
(inrri tt Stevens of l-'nirvicw Addition
was it Medt'ord caller Tiu-sday.
Unrrv iN'jiim-H mad- JacUnon v ille a
' 1. ....II IV'.. I...- ..fi,.i-i.
John M ills, .1 r., is sick with diph
theria at this writing.
Our new lilaekiinilh is W. !!. I'-arson,
recent ly f rom 'ulifornia.
Henry ('athoiin of Medt'ord is a reg
ular caller Ihto lately alter wood. He
is laying in a supply tor suniater.
I.. W. I'an-her was up from Mitlford
Thursday night to attend t he Indjje
meeting of t he Women of Woodcraft.
Professor (I. A. Slannard made a fly
ing trip to his homestead in the Dead
Indian region, starting Friday evening.
Some of the boys are catching some
Hue salmon trout lately, but they say
t hat t lie mo of 1 hem are branded
" If. I). H."
S. I-1. Reynolds U hauling lumber
front t lie Stevens mill preparatory It.
building a barn.
The evnnuclist meetings still continue
with (IS addition-. The noetiugs will
. lose Sunday, March S.
(ieorge A I ford was over from across
the creek Thursday on business.
Mrs. X. '. Puikersoii has put up her
dressmaking sign and will engage in
the business.
"DO IT."
A good motto for Medford, for the
city council, for t lie ('ominereiat club
is "Do It."
Time spent in idle talk aad useless
debate, time spent in wrangling and
petty bickerings is time wasted.
Hecide what is waaled and Midi do
it. Don't spend months in deciding
what should be settled at once.
Too much energy, Ion much haste
may cause some waste, but never no
much as delay and tnacl ion.
Lethargy is more fatal to prosperity,
more fatal to growth aad development
than any one thing. Lethargy mattes
the moss grow on brains as well as on
fruit trees.
If the nice is not aways to the swift,
it usually is, and it is never to the
inactive and slow. Two turtles might
win by a bluff, but only in a fable.
When opportunity knocks, she
doesn 't st ami waiting very long. If
there i no preparation to receive her
advanccH sho flits to another door. Crab
Iter beforo sho Rets away.
Do it, and do it now.
WALNUT PROPAGATION
POPULAR IN JOSEPHINE 00.
The (1 runts Pass ( 'ourier says that
many orchardists in our sister enmity
hnvo either begun to put in walnuts or
will soon dn no. Ilefore long this will
become one of the staple prpodpucts of
this region,
P. H. M. Hiii-rows, who has a choice
tract of orchard land on the Apph'gatc,
is going to plant no less than ten acres,
using nuts ft 'oil! the 1 1 til I pi nee in .1 ;i i' k
Knnvillc, which tiro pronounced ihn
f i mi seedlings.
( II. Snuipson of (imnts Pass, a sue
cnmtful horticulturist, who has three
acres of Kuglish walnuts already in
bearing, has sent to Ft nil Itritt, for some
of the seedlings, but (bids that the de
mand has been greater than Mr. Itritt
could supply, reserving nil of his out
put for the pertotis planting the groves.
There is nid to be but one objection
to these walnuts, and I hat is t he t ;tet
that th'-y ,in. raher hard shelled. Hut
inusniuch a they are very thrifty and
llm past years, and n re otherwise . i
feet, this slight defer! ran be m it
looked, when he fn. i dial ( . 1,, , ,,,
is pronounced snpeih and Cn superior
to that of the thin, pnpet shell nuts.
PHACTS FROM FHOENIX.
Wiley Hell of TjiImh preeim t pnsse.i
through here Nnttmhv en r-uir to ,,
font on 1uiiiie-s.
Jerry Wilson, from hi ii.mmnntl.
borry n h on CmIimiihii . teek, -amc in
Sunday after supplier.
t'alvm Tucker w;m :i sh;ipp:n:i
egale here Suudav.
Alf. Weeks was up I'lnin
Sunday it ml made us ;i t all.
W, It. I'oleiiuni of .Licktown
here Sunday.
The following were recent business
visitors to Meii ford: D. Lehtn r and
wife, Lloyd Colver. Carl Cohlcigh, I'm b
ycewnrner. WiUium .1. Hear.Nb v. Ow
en Dunlap, Augustus Moore, Tin . ,1
Fish, Misses Ada Keynolds Mild l.uln
Roberts, (ieo. MeCIain. Hug. Ntednmi.
fieerge Klfers. J. I. Henr. Hatty Hart.
Hertha Hour. II. W. hY:ms. 1 I. .In
cobs, Rev. W. Then. Matlock, K J. M
era, Frank Livengood nml son and Wil
l Furl Moore
Hrry Helms and wife of Mi-.f.n,t
Idrottgji here Monday.
fkortntii and Keel, who re
rifttly rain fr-n from l'in Falls. Ida..
4 fttfbt the at) Vnudv ke bV -e. a
Hi ' ttf of are lni
plown inntit$ O
A. H. .irry visi'f Wf .rd Monday
after a load of fencing material and is
doing nil kinds of improving this spring
!ln will build a hoime this coming sum
mer.
Kd Hamlin win in MM ford Monday
ftftr ft load nf fruit trees.
mi.Mnnr family ar nv
d. 1
Medford
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Society Notes 1
Last Saturday evening the weilding
of Miss I i rare Crouch Flliot and liudi
jard tiordoa Srott of (imnts Pass look
i place at 1 lie I ' n i t a t j;j ti i liurch at Port
1 liiid. Tin- voting people of the church
decor.it. d the buildiii" with daffodils.
ALDRICH BILL TO PASS
BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS
WASHIXOToN, March 7. In spite
of opposition among republicans of both
houses, notwithstanding a general feel
ing that it may be a mistake, it is
pn It y well settled that the A Id rich
hill, in some form, is to pass both houses
in congress and become law. It will
pass for no other reason than that "it
is the Aldrich bill or nothing," as I
pointed out some time ago.
This measure is now conceded by al
most - every one to be a makeshift, u
'op gap, u mere tub to a whale, !'n i
dent li'noscvclt has given his assent to
it and promised to sign it. lint he has
d so reluctantly, and upon the sole
ground that "it is better than noth
ing." Here he is in line with the prevn
lent sentiment in congress, The repnb
licans feel that they dan- not go home
wil hull t Inn ing made a I least a pre
terse of doing some! king to help t he
country out. On no other grounds could
the Aldrich scheme secure a majority
of either branch.
Mrs. Itose Tyler of San Francisco,
laughter of the late Mrs. 'leiiiniens, Jir
rived in Medford Thursday to attend
he funeral of her late mother.
NOTICM OF FLKCTIOX.
He It Uesidved, by the City Council
,.f the City of Medford, Oregon, the
Mayor approving, That there be, and is
hereby called a special election in said
idly for I he purpose of subinitt ing to
he voters of said city for t heir ap
;iroval or rejection, a proposed amend
urn t to section 7l' of the City ( harter
'f said city, and such other matters as
nay lawfully be brought up at said
lection; that said election be held upon
;he 17th day of March. liMW, belwi
the hours of S n. in. and o p. m. of said
day.
The following are hereby desiguat
-d and appointed as the polling places
and the judges ami clerks of said elec
I ion :
For t he First ward Polling place.
Old City Hall, oxer llaskins' ding store.
Judge, (ieo. A. Jackson; judge and clerk,
F. M. Jordan; judge and clerk, .1. V
Willeke.
For the Second ward Polling place,
sample room of Hotel Nash. Judge,
V. J. Fmerick ; judge ami clerk, l. 0.
Karnes; judge ami clerk, II. II. Harvey.
For the Third ward - Polling place.
City Hall. Judge, A. T. Urisko; judge
and clerk. F. M. Stewart; judge ami
. lork, O. K. Collins.
The foregoing resolution was mlopted
hv the City Council Feluiiniv L', P.ms,
Trow bi iilge, absent ; Filert voting ae,
Wortmaii nye, MeiiicU aye, I Infer aye,
(dwell nl. sent.
Approved Febriiai v '..'o, IMiis
J. F. l;i:iUV, Minor.
Attest:
I IK X.I. M. COLLINS. bVco.der.
puss ;vilIo and greens, lie- ensemhte
being decidedly vernal, and was a Mir
prise to the hriile. The ceremony was
performed by l,Vv. William O. Fliot,
pastor of the chureli, and tie beiodic
tion yiven by lor father, Ifev. T. L.
Fliot, 0. I . The bride was n I tired
in lur mother's wedding gown of cream
sill, and carried a shower I in in j net of
li;ncisMi-i. She wore a full length veil.
Her maids were Miss Aliee Strong,
Ms II. arietta M. Flint, sister of the
bndi-, ami lu r t wo t i ny n ieees, M isses
i lain and Path Fliot. Miss Strong
ore while nel i.vit pink silk, hot h
sle- and Mis lliMiiietta Fliot carrying
da I' foil i Is. The lat ter wore cream net
over silk. Miss Clara ami Miss If ut h
Flint wre white lingerie frocks, these
I il I le folks lending an added interest
to t he cere in ony. Christopher Scot I ,
the groom's brother, was best man. Af
ler the ehureli ceremony a reception
for the bridal parlv was held al the
on
home of the bride's parents. The
pie left that evening for their tilt ill'
home at. dniits Pass.
Mrs. F. C. Williams entertained the
ladies of the Cuild of St. Mark's
i hnreli and congregation Monday af
lernooii at the rectory, in honor of
Mrs. Charles Scadding. wife nf Itislmp
Scudding.
a
l. C. MfCnllktcr, u prominent voice
teacher ami chorus direcolor of So
at I le, nccompn uicd by his wife, was
i he guest of Mr. ami Mrs. F. F. (lore
ihe first of the week.
Mr. and Mr, (i. If. linker
tained a few friends Tttesdav evi
with flinch. Hainty refreshments
served and the following were pre
Mr. and Mrs. Fd Trowbridge. Mr.
Mrs. Fd Core, Mr.
Shirley. Mr. and Mrs
Flora (irnv.
ml Mrs. (
Kidd ami
liter
n ing
were
tent:
and
. C.
Miss
Mrs. P. J. McMahon is visiting rel
atives in Seattle.
Mrs. L'nlph Clark is the guest of
Mrs. Fred II. Hopkins this week.
Medford 's lodge of the Knight of
Pythias will soon entertain Charles A.
Parties of JetVersiHix ille. 111., supremo
inland chancellor, who is on an official
v isit to the jurisdiction of Oregon. This
is the firnt visit to the Pacific coast
in hix years by a supreme uruud chau-
r. Nor of this order.
fI0 REPUBLICANS NAME
' SOLID TAFT DELEGATION
I t lU.'M HI'S, O., March 7. The re
publican state convention has adopted
a platform indorsing fully the admin-i-'tration
of "President Roosevelt. The
plat lot in voices ent husiast ic approval
of the prosecution of illegal trusts and
mote .polio ;,ud declares that "neither
halt nor retract shall be sounded in the
ninnh toward better government. " The
administration is especially commended
for the regulation of railroads ami the
convention (roes on record as favoring a
re i ion of t he tariff, modii'icat ion of
currency laws nml re -enactment of the
employers ' liability law.
A full Htato ticket was tiaaied with
(lovernor Andrew T. Harris at its head.
Ilis name wim received with great ap
plane, and no other nomination was
made for the office. TI ntire state
ticket is as follows:
Lieutenant - governor Francis Tread
way, ( levebiml.
I (elevates at large to the national f
vent ion 'harles P. 'i'aft . ( 'incinnat i;
My ion T. derrick, I 'leveland; Arthur
I. Vorhys. Ltiuca-ster, ami Andrew T.
Harris, Fatoti.
USES AX ON ORCHARD
OWNER WOULDN'T SPRAY
With an ax as a weapon. County
Fruit I aspect or A rinst rnn of Marion
county has begun a new battle against
San Jose scale. The ca'iupfiign will be
waged persistently ami without fear or
favor. The first at tack made was
upon a I'n acre orchard at Turner,
known as the O. (!. Cole orchard. The
tree are fi() years old and have been
badly neglected, with the result that
t he tops are taiiuh d. moss grown and
diseased. All kinds of pests have found
a favorite breeding -plnce there for
yi a is. M r. A rinst long has given re
pealed not ice wit limit avail, and at
last hired a gang of men with axes and
felled the trees.
The season for winter spraying i
now Hearing t he close and M r. Arin
strotig intend" making a general catn
piiign against orchards that have not
lieon sprayed. Ill the past many own
ers of diseased fruit trees have declared
their intention to spray their trees and
have promised to do it "after awhile."
but the promises were not kept. With
such growers. Mr. Armstrong will par
ley no longer, but will strictly enforce
the law. making it his duty to destroy
the trees. Thousands of neglected trees
will be brought to the ground within
the next 110 days, much to the improve
ineiit of co ml it ions under w hich the
f in it i ml list ry is . developing.
Jackson 'utility 's inspector should
follow suit.
RESPECTFUL ATTENTION
is always given to the patrons of the
N'ash Cafe. While the steward's and
the culinary departments are carefully
looked over so that the edibles may be
as near perfect ion as possible, we do
not overlook the service. Hence, here
you are assured satisfaction in the best
s.'iise of the word.
The Nash Gate
Buy Tickets by Wire.
'Something which is nf considerable
intercut to I he public generally inul
which is perhaps not gcncrallv known
s the system of prepaid onl.-rs now ir.
effect between stations of lh Southern
Pacific company and all points in th'
Fuited States. I ly means of this system
tickets may be pnrchas, ,1 ;it Medford
from any place in the Fuited Stares mid
mailed or telegraphed direct to the
,iartv wishing to conn' hire. Sleeper
;it I'limmodat i -lis and small amounts of
ash in connect ion with these t icketl"
may also ho f in nish-d at the same
time." tf
We Don't Guess
About Our Heating
Systems
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l!..'itn-s V.l.lil In til.' T"n ..I' M..1
fun I.
C.iiil I'lii.. it Hill lii- s,.t,l t'.r i;isl'
ill Imiiil nil ili liM-rv t.f tli i'.l; "JH ---.lit
ill' tin- 'iir. Iiiisi- priri- In I-.- inii.l
ut I In' t Out i.t(0" r : k in "f ti"' l-''t
fiiin nf n:i!i.
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t. .1. .i;OrnoN'(i, O
Kxi-l-lltnl nf tin' INInl.. nf Y. ( '. Nnnll, '
li.iri-iiM'il.
Nurlbup Nottliup, Alt-'tni-vii. S:iltj
We kntiw 1 hem to he tin- lies! ;uid
lntist (vniiomir;il. 'I'licy arc dcsisiiu'd
In supply pure. 1'ivsli air. warincil In
any ilesircd tcinpcratuiv.
l!iit, I iest nl' all. and what you want
- - wo uivr a IhuuI in any surety eoin
pany uuaranleeini,' the aniiiunt of
fuel it will reipiire to warm a srhool
liuildiuu: of a niven si.e, and the
aniouiit of power il reijui ces to oper
ate Ihe fan.
INX'KSTIOATE
We know we don't jrtiess
The W G FflcPlierson Co
Heating Engineers, 328 Glisan St., Portland, Oregon
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gj.na I SOilE CLOTHES SEEM TO BE ONLY
FATR - "WEATHER CLOTHES, AND
COCK Eh AND DROOP IN MTST AND RAIN. WOOLEN CLOTHES
DOX'T, AND OURS ARE WOOLEN.
Model Made and Tested
TIIEV FIT YOU BEFORE YOUR EYES, AND THEY K EEC ON FIT-
TINO TILL YOU ARE THROUGH "WITH THEM.
VOL- WILL SEE HERE THE GRANDEST DISPLAY OP "SPRING
CLOTHING ""TO HE POUND IN SOUTHERN OREGON. FOR MONEY
SAVING, QUALITY GETTING AND SATISFACTION-GIVING IT'S
THE GREATEST DISPLAY EVER ATTEMPTED. PERFECT MOD
ELS IN EXTREME OR CONSERVATIVE DESIGNS, IN ALL THE
RICH FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WEAVES.
CALL AND TRY ON A FEW.
Model Clothing Co
"MEDFORD'S CORRECT CLOTHIERS"
WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR THE CORRECT STYLES.
A Homesite Made
To Your
If Him hud hi'cn pirsfiit irhrii Xnliur fir.sl fashioiinl
ahoiles irlicrr nun imtxt '''''. ' """"'.' .'""
(((( lo QU UE' AXXK ADDITIOX lo nml,r ii i more h -sivuitir
silc for a lunnr it iilrcuili in.
From it shuilioint of sroicri, limit Ii fulness, pro.rim
ili to business district, intrinsic torclincss inul nil modern
conveniences, ion ore cliidlenied to find its cqind u round
Medford.
QVKKX AXXK ADDITIOX is the Xob Hill of Med
ford, is siliinled on il fenlle sloic off Knsl Seventh street,
ivcrloid;in!i I lie Hoifiie Hirer vidlen unit its met roptdis. It
is ivilhin five minutes' indk from the jiostofficc. (Jl'FKX
AXXK HAS XO RIVAL AT AXY I'ltlCK.
Lids in (JI'LIJX A.V.VA' ore fennine moncij-nmkcrs.
I'ropertn mines ore incrensintj nipidiji. and ion irill
double ijonr maiicn irithin. n ip'iir.
Jlniini a lot in QVKKX AXXK and the bitildinfj of
a home is the cmnnci pnl ion proclamat ion of a new life and
the easlini off of Ihe old.
TUK TKUMS AUK EASY 'J( PKI! CKXT 1HYX
AX D $10 .1 MOXTII. THE rUICK IS LOW, KUOM
.f") .t lot rr.
The purchaser of lots in this addition is prolcctal Inj
a Jpl'JOO tniildinii n strict ion. which insures to the home
erect cr a most desirable class of neiih Inn s and menus that
Ihe addition is destined to be Ihe c.rchisive residence por
tion of Medford.
KOI! KFLL PAL'TICVLAnS IXtJCIIJK OF
E.E.KelIey,
Palm Block Medford Oregon
iiissiii.rrtoN or i'aktnt.i;shii
'I'Iii. i.;irltii.sliip tiiiliiTtn txistmi; In'
tni'. n eluirl.'S IV tin -.-lviuir -'""I V.
William is li.-r. I v .lishi.1 :u:. Mr
lln.-. lrii; assiiini s tin- l. as. :iti,1 full
m:iit:ii;i-nn-iil, Mr. Williams rrtiriiii;
AH ai'i'iHints slum! 1 1- ..'ii.l tn Mr. Ha
iliik'i: an-! all lil:s against llit Ojwra
II. .as,, mil ).,- ,',.. Iiihi. iSij;,,..,!.)
l'ui:ni:i;ii K e wii.i.i vMs.
I'llAS. 1). HAKl.HlliO. -".'.
MEDFORD SASH & DOOR CO.
wiMniw sriiKKNs. i ioi; sri;i:i:s. kiai i: en klts. oi-tii K
FIXTfUKS AMI ALL KINIS or l'l. VMM; MILL WORK, IX-
i I.t tUNii TriNKI VOI;K AMi F.Wi'Y 1.1,'II.LS.
F. BETWEEN GTH AND 7TH 8TS. TIIONE .r3.
Coil for Sale.
Wf nro 'i.nv jiri parr.l In furnish
pi.'kr.l i-nal nt lh. niin. M : .0 mil.
11st ,,f tnwn, in nnv ninnnnt ili'itiri?i1
J7.."rt p,-r Inn.
If PACIFIC COAL CO.
The o Medford Brick Co.
roMI'OSi'D of W. v.. I'Hinnv. o. 1. XAtll.K. (!. olllil K. MANT
1A( Tl lAi;s OF COMMON- AMI I'K'KSSKIi I'.lili rC. C.KNKHAIi COV
1'UAl l;s AM) lirtl.I'KHS IN ALL ITS IsliANi TIKS. I'l.ANS-VNP
KSTIMATKS FFHMMIF.R ALL Wo UK til' A 1. A NTKF.P. LIMLN'D
I'l.ASTKB AND t'FMIKNT FOli s.U.K.