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Till-MEDFOIU) DAILY TR1RUNK. MKOFOlfU. OR.. ftA'ITRDA V, MAHMI iM. VM)A.
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Monday and Tuesday March 23 and 24
We Must Close Out Every Article of White Goods in this
stock. (fSuch bargains in Muslin Underwear, Shirtwaists, White Skirts, Embroideries
Fancy White Hose, White Canvass Oxfords etc; have never been offered in Medford.
DON'T HESITATE!" COME EARLY!
There will be Sensational Specials in every department during the week. Watch for Details and Remember this Stock Must be
Closed Out at Once. Don't Wait!
Van Dyke's Quit Business Sale
LARGE RED SIGN THE PLACE MEDFORD ORE.
CONSERVATION OF
FORESTS ADVOCATED
Whole Lumbermen Advocate Preserva
tion of Resources ami Encourage
ii.nt of Forestry Is Business prop
osition and Regarded as Good Policy.
; Tlitit t In- IihhIm iiiu'ii of the country
-'. ht :ne eiiff.'im-il in 1 1n - m:iliufl'tiirc
: mid il is! ritmt inn nf forest pruihu'ts hit
. inh'i't-sh'il i nl In1 witi U of tin1 govern
ment in riiM'i' in t In- iiiit unil it
f .irri i's wf ilie I'niti .l st;tics was evi
deuce. I ;it I In- recent iiinui.-il TiiiM'tiiiR
''(.!' llii Nat i.uiiil Wholesale l.uuibi'r
li-itli'is' . iMM-ia! inn in Washington, D.
I '., wlii'ii iiiiu i' I i was iiven up to
t In- ijin st iii uf forest ry I li.in to any
nl In i' topic-, t lint mmr n In I'm I lie
it. mention. This association taUos in
ii'ioininti'ly Inn uf tin- wiiolosalc
IiiiiiIm'I-iim'ii from all pails of the conn
try .'in. I whai iliev lia.l to s.-iy al t the
.radical value of forestry is tint nnilly
of inu. il jMililit- interest.
'I'll" sec ret a rv of the association in
hi mm I ii' ii nl rivotii mi-mini t h:il
hi
tin- Itoli'-al'Ts ;is a ImuI v si hi i-n
eoni'jii;!' in every way t hi', study of for
ost ry a- a part of tin- regular ciirricii
111 tm of llio pnlilii- schools. A report
also :is i'ci'iii l' torn tin- delegate np
point e.l ,i a 1 1 1 -iii I t he coiiynusiuiial
hearing 1o uri.- I In- taking of a census
of t h-- stand mi: T imli. r. Tho report ,
tvhicli pointril out tin' alts. .Into neces
sity ol' iloti-riiiiiiiny accurately the
llinoiml of timber in the country and
which carried with il an endorsement
ol' the project, was a.loptcil without a
(lU-ontiiie; voice. The deep interest of
; the urn hemic n in the mat I er of fnres
try was airain tnanife'-tcd when the prn-
ojam of tiic meet in.;' was eXtemle.l to
j'i'i'init of the callini: upon represent;,
tiv-s of the for-I service to a. hirers
th" meeting.
'I'he attitmle of tin- Inmlici men to
V:u.i forestry uas aptly ilrscribeil dnr
ino I he meetini: by a wholesaler who
pniil: " .ninhfi men are not interested
in forestry or the work of tlif forest
Sri i. e on any t lieor. f iral nmn.b, bat
We i..,.k up.. n f,, test rv a a business
proposition -olely ami what it will re
I to its in dollars an.l cents. We all
1 ealio thai t M- a ailalil- supply of
timber is l.ecaiin smaller ami smaller
:.. li ear are! that it' we are to (om
tb'iie ill hlistni -s e lliu-t conserve file
pply. WIm ii I fiisf I. oau bn-ines
uiAny years rojo we oot our white pine
nii'l li. rnlo.-k from IVinnvl vania eclu
sl-l- to distribute in tin- ea-t. rn mar
leis. '1'o.lay practi.ally all our whit.
J'tne coriies from M j.di ie;:" n an.l Minn.
?"'a and --ir heinloek from W.M 'ir
Kmin an al.i..niiiiL' -'nl'1. fn0a corn
p'irati .-lv few v.-ar- :i ti.. i-r.-s.nt
r: 1' "U will have to o til!
' for our suppli, s and h en pb
f ':itrt. and at it,.- .:,n.- time lim.ber
'v'in eoMM.b-rnblv more, and tie-
t'mu. r will ha-,.- to p;(V the priee '
EMPLOYERS' LIABILlflT
'flP SVfg PASS
, slU-(;T(v M;d, .ji.Ov,..,,,
-,r,. :,ed Vie.. ?'r. -idont Faiflnnls
i 'rn' : ""' l-li.-f that th.
I lv 'A1' -ill me, t and
, r,'",,M' " W-'iiMiinliM f ,
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AMERICAN TREES IN
FOREIGN LAND FORESTS
United States Trees Tlirivo Well in
New Zealand, as Do Thoso of Europe
and Australia Rapid Changes Tak
ing Place in Animal Life in islands.
Trees from the United States, Kurope
mid Australia are being systematically
introduced into the nativo forests of
New Zealand. In the climate of that
country trees from almost anywhere
will thrive, ami this fad is taken ad
vantage id' lo plant the most profitable
species. Kleveu tn ill ion larches, oaks,
spruces, loitIas firm and eucalyptus
have been set in plantations, and vast
numbers of sondliiipr aro coming on in
nurseries. These are rapidly Rowing
spec it which also make exeelh-ul Inn
her.
Natives Grow Too Slowly.
The reason given for introducing for
eign t t ees is t hat I ho nat i e t i ces of
New Zealand are loo slow in gn.vth.
S e of Iheiu, as the kauri pine, grow
to gigantic sie ami produce excellent
t iinl.er. but it takes from 'Jon years
up lo do so. Successful forestry ib
mauds .nicker r. turns.
More lapld changes in animal and
vegetable life aie taking place in New
Zealand t han a I aunt anywhere else in
the woild. The native Polynesian race
is rapidly disappearing before the Ku
ropean. The wild animals, native to the
islands, amount to little in the contest
with animals brought in, many of whicli
now run wild. The streams are full of
American and Murop.an trout. which
grow to enormous size. The very for
.sis are to be replaced, tree by tree. Im
planting foreign species as the native
woods di-appear.
BRYAN TO STUMP FOR
EMPIRE STATE FOR VOTES
NIIW V'd.'K. Mar.-h "J I. Harry W. 1
Walker, ea-ieni uianagor for William .T.
lirvan, s;i;. in i.-u of the action
of t he dell me It I.- Slat'" colli m it ee in
calling the stale convention for April .
I I. Mr. '.nan would begin his speak
i,e- caii.oai-n m :hi -tale ;,t b'..et. -t .-r
mm April I". lie had IMt epe,t.d 1..
make a - h lo ie nnlil April '2K
f,M:siiij"i'iN.
I'..- it l.'es.dve.J. by lhe I " i t " lollllcil
..f the I ity of Medfold. Oregon, t I - -
npr. ing. That the following
ers and dut ies, approved February li,
l!Ui 1 , and to incorporate I he t 'My ot
.Medtinl. in .lacksou county, Oregon,
define ils I'ower.s and duties, and to re
peal all ads and pails of acts in con
flict herewith,'' filed in the office of
I ho secretary of state, February 7, HM)."t
as amended by the act amendatory
thereof, filed in the office of the sec .
retnry of state February 'At W, and
as further amended by Iho vote of the
people of .Medford on June I, MM;, a ud
on March 17, ll'os, 1M. :(ud the same is
heieby further amended by adding
thereto the following:
Subdivision I). In addition to the
foregoing warrants and bonds, as ait
lltoii:e.l in the preceding subdivisions
of this section, the said council is fur
ther authorized lo borrow money on the
faith of the city, ami Tor that purpose
to issue additional warrants and bonds
for the sole purpose of securing, furnish
ing and installing a gravity supply of
pure water for said city; but in the
event that said council shall elect to
secure, furnish ami install a gravity suit
ply of pure water as above mentioned,
and shall issue warrants and bonds as
provided in this -subiliv isiou for such
purpose, t he total a in mi tit of warrants
ami bonds so issued shall al no time ex
ceed the sunt of iKioil.iiuii, ju addition to
the warrants and bonds in the three pre
ceding subdivisions authorized, and in
the event that such warrants and bonds
ilia II be issued, such issue shall be in
all respects subject to the provisions
and restrictions of Subdivision 1! of
this section, except jjs to the maximum
amount of such issue.
Following is t he form in whicli t he
above amendment will appear upon the
hallots at said ele.-tioii:
Submitted by Order of (he City ronneil.
f'HAKTi;; AMEVDMKNT.
Vote Yes or Xo.
ha r! er , mend men t nut horiing the
installation of ;i gravity water supply
and the issuance of bonds therefor, ami
limiting the amount of such bonds to
sOnlMlllo.
Inil Yes.
11 H No.
The foregoing resolution was adopted
by the City Council March IS. I'lIK,
Trowbridge vol ing aye. Ki fert. nye,
Wortmaii aye. Merrick aye. Olwctl aye,
Hafer absent.
Approved March IS, 100S.
.1. F. KF.nPY, Mayor.
Attest: UK N.I. M. COTJdNS,
Recorder.
XoTH'K (IF KLF.CTIOX.
lie 'it resolved, lv the City Council
of the City of Medford, Oregon, I he
Mayor approving. That there be, and is
hereby called a special election in unhl
cilv for the purpose of submit t ing to
the voters of said city for I heir ap
proval or rejection, a proposed iiineiid
uiei,i io section 7 of the city Charter
of --aid cilv, and such other matters as
may be lawfiillv submitted at said elec
tion; thai .s;ijd election be held Upon
Hie day of April. I't'is. between the
hours of !i a. m. and -"i p. in. of said day.
The following are hereby designated
as t he polling places and judges and
clerks of said election:
For the First Ward: Foiling place,
old city hall, over Haskins' drug store,
.lude. loot go A. .lacksou, judge ami
clerk. F. M. Jordan: judge and clerk.
J. T. WiH.-ke.
For the S id Ward: Foiling place.
sample room of the Hotel Nash, on l
street. Judge, V.J. Ktnerick ; judge and
ch rk. D. C. Karnes; jdge ami clerk.
11. II. Harvey.
For (he Third Ward: Polling place,
city hall. Judge. A. T. Driskn; judge
and chrk. F. M. Stewart; iudge and
dork. ('. K. Collins.
The foregoing resolution was adopted
by the city mil March 11, 11101,
Trowbridge voting nye. Kifert nve.
Wortmaii a vo. Merrick nve. Olwell ave.
Ilafer absent.
Approved March Is. l!m.
J. F. RFDPY, MavoV.
Attest . i:K.r. r. cnr.MNs.
Recorder.
BUSINESS CARDS. ,
E. R. SEELY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Modern Ktpiipped operating Rooms. I
X -liny. Office Hours. H) I'J. -1 (t P. M.
Office in Jackson County Bank Bldg.
WILLIAM YOUNO
CARPFNTRIi AXI) ltlH1J)KR. .
Window and Door Screens to Order.
Mission Fnmitmo Built.
Ilox l'.71. ' Medford, Or.
DR. S. J. DAY,
Jacksonv ille, 4 Iregon.
DR. A. B. SWEET
Physician and Surgeon.
Office at Residence.
Medford Furniture Co., Medford, Or.
j llousefiirnisheis and I'ndertakers. Pay
Phone ;:.".:!. Xight Phones -C. W. Conk
! I in. J. II. Puller. I s.
I Win. M. Colvig, Medford, Or.
i COLVIO & DURHAM,
I Attorney s-nt Lav.'.
I Geo. II. Durham. Grants Pass, Or
!
WM. W. P. HOLT. M. D.,
Physic'an and SuiKeon.
Fugle Point. Oregon
E. L. B A LOOM.
.New West Side Con feet ioiiery -I'm it
store candies, tints, cigars, tohaeeoi,
fresh fruit in season. Near Hotel
Moor... Medford. Or.
PRIVATE DETECTIVE AND COL
I SECTION AGENCY.
; Lock Pox Vis. Medford, or.
t E. T. HUNT,
WAT K If S1PPI.V CONTRACTOR.
l!l years' experience; Al references.
Pest of worl; al right prices. Pumping
plants installed in wh.de er in part.
I ny available power. Wood or steel
: tanks on col lect subsl ructures. (!aso
'line engine set. Spray outfits built
I and repaired. A chance to figure on
your work will be appreciated. Futil
shop is se.-ur. d. Pox In. Reshb'i
I end of North street.
Ma .
prop,
d amendment to the City h:n-
ter of the City of Me. If, ml 1"' submit!-1
to tie- I. g.d tot. is of said cilv for
their -ipnroval or n-j. cti.ui at a -pecial
eh-clioti to be held in said city ..n the
:M -iaV Of pMl. P.M'V;
i'i"p- -e I Al:ieidtn. lit lo Section 7' o
f I I' ' ''II t e i" of the I it v of Med
Tie
of the I ity of Medford do.
I. I. ',
itled. 'All
l'.-f. -
0 .Pol .
: ol an a. ( of tile leg
'at.- of i m eon. en
io t- p -a I an a. t en
top. al an a. t en
in- o p.. rare t f. ., n
i. -..a muit', . i iregon.
-ml i on : i r, p. w . r a ud di lining 1 l,e
-inrie, o ,,'! .. an I to fep, :(
an a. ' ei.wi.-d. n ad to i(j) .rp.u.i'e
Me :..w .. ..f , dto.d. in .lad -or. co.it!
t. o-.e...,." 1..p,-..v.d Februaiy L'l,
lV,.' ( 0. i ,,. ..t,. . of th-'., , ,e
laiv of ,f F. t.f.iMX L't. Is-'l. ;iff
HI ameob-eLls llee.,r. and Qiucr
"Vm the I jt et Medford. ill Jre....
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All Kinds and
Varieties of
r
Are You
Thinking of
Building?
K 1 1 a k sumk i;ru,t)i(is to
Touv i ow w
il vr: oi-
i-' i : i I'oi,' sai.i: o th ; (;i:orM,
('Al.l. AT Oi l,' OI'I'M K.
Iowa Box & Lumber Co.
M Hi) V 0 k I) 0oR I: 0 0 N
filVAll AiilV PtPp01"' 'K'n,,utl1' 'ln"'liitn set this month.
JIVC1I fV4j rivCi'miMi and see nnr gnnds imd learn how
to win the prize, Remember, our bargain counters are tho betit things
in town.
MEDFORD TEA and COFFEE HOUSE
J Hi WKNT HKVKNTII. STHHRT.
McOLASHAN & JUNKEN, Props. PHONE NO. lfiOl
A bit of .
Alfalfa Land
Kvcit one pnstcd mi (lie land sil ual imi in this vid
Icy kiuiws IIimI .hkI - In ml is fi'iiiiif;- In he in de
mand I rniii I his I inic fori 1 1, uwint;' to so inncli of our
.iH'aH'a land having liccn .looted to fruit, trees. We
are al.le lo offer for a short time
': ACK'KS OF TIIK IJKST
( dily three miles from .Medford, for the reasonable
price of
TWO I II ' N I I K I ) DOI-LAU'S I MO If Af'lfM,
And we pronounce it one of the best linys in the
valley Inday. II is of the Lest ipiality, and we
know it will prove a winner lo (he huyer. It is
equally well adapled to pears, ff it interests you.
call al once on
Rogue River Land Go.
EXHIBIT BUILDING,
MEDFORD, OREGON.
SPREAD THE NEWS
Colonists' Rates
Colonist Rates from all points
I:ast to Oregon from March
1 to April 30, 1908
The Southern Pacific Railroad
Announces thiit rates In effect March I, l'.Miti. will bo $.'18 from Chicago,
$!.Mi I lom Ht. Louis, Mo.; from Missouri Elver common points, Colin
ril Blulfs to Kansas City, Mo., Including also St. Paul. Muinoavolis,
$i(i; from Denver, Colorado Springs and Piioblo, $M.
For further Information call on or uddress
A. 8. ROSEN BAUM, huoni, Medford, Or.
rr.t v. ii.
d to d' fuie its (toiv-