T J I H M K I ) F K I ) DAILY TRIBUNE, MKDFOlM). ().. WKDVKsDAY. A PHIL 1. 1W-
Medford Daily Tribune
A Live Paper in a Live Town.
Iublilml every ivmiiijs t'xcept Sunday
Med ford Publishing Company.
O. PUTNAM, K'litnr ami Mniiar.
Ailtnitti'd us Si'ooml Class Mutter in
the Puhtnffu-e at Mtdfonl, Orem.
Subscription Kates:
One month, y nmil or carrier $0.50
Oiip year, by mail
FOR WATER SUPPLY.
Tin1 city council special water coin
mitli'e has n. ..! Ms ivuit ilecliiriiitf in
favor of in.ciniiiif a water ii.jlv for
.M.-iliWd fnoii Wnss.oi I anyon .springM.
The report in tar-ly in liriny preHent--l
tiwiuu t" the di-lay in arrivinj; at
witisfa-'iory terms wiili the pn-sent
owners of water lights, w ho have
agreed hi put lip an in.l.-mitifyiny ImiiiiI
jtrotectin' the city in cane i.f litia
t ion over t he water rilit.s.
It is unfortunate that the report has
been mo Iniij delayed, as sinh an nil
.nrtaiit priusit ion as lioinliii the city
fur .Utu(Kuil rtliotild he most fully din
cursed in all of its details. However,
fullest confid'tn'" it rrposi-d in the wa
ter coin mil tee, the members of which
hae devoted almost their entire time
for the pat two niontli-i in probing the
(juist ion.
The bond election occurs Friday, j
April .'I. and to vote riyainst the msne j
will he to delay indefinitely the pro
Unun of in 11 11 if i pit t improvement nbso
lulely m-cessary to keep Med ford in 1
the front rank of Southern Oregon
fit ies.
for the completion of the llarriinan
projects now under way in this state
is believed. That the issue of t hese
bonds will mean the rapid completion
of the lines in Orison upon which work
was suspended when tin liuaiicial striu
HellrV arose lust fall IS the hope i( the
people of this slate.
Several imKrtunt projects started by
the llarriman liios are held up on ac
count of t he financial Hurry. While
work has been resumed on a number of
t he lines under const rtn-t ion last fall,
when work was ordered stopped, sev
eral important projei is are si ill held
in abeyance. These dormant projects
involve t he expend it ore id' about
7,oim,tHiii.
One of the most important lines uoii
which it is lunted construction will be
resumed at an early dale is that of the
Oregon Western, the Southern Pacific
extension from the main line at hrain
to Marshflehl. a ilistaiico of M miles.
Some work has been done on this road,
but much remains to be done, and it is
estimated that two years would be re
(piit'ed to complete it. The expense of
building this line will be about $:i,ut(.
"1 10.
It has been snesled that, in view
of the yrent amount of cement sidewalk
work to be done in Medford the com
intf season, that all contractors be com
pelled to submit samples of the cement
used to the city engineer, to prevent
the use of poor materials. It is a yood
sliest ion.
I r. Alexander Iteid, a physician of
Cortland, is nut after the sculp of J.
W. Mnily, state dairy ami food commis
sioner. I r. Ifeid has n wido acquaint
ance throughout the stale, ami in en
terhitf the contest against the present
Incumbent will make a strong campaign
for the republican nomination. It is
to be hoped Hint Dr. Ueid defeats Mr.
Ilailey, who richly deserves it.
FILING TIMBER CLAIMS
UPON MINERAL LANDS
Cook & llowlaud, of the Hydraulic
Mining company, who were in the city
this week, report thai there is a yood
deal nf indi'iiat ion with a tinge of
profanity to it among the miners of
Jump Off , loo district ami Northern .lo
Kcdiiuc generally because of the opera
t ions of unscrupulous t iiuher locators
who have been filing timber claims on
mineral lauds. One of these would be
claimants embraced in his quarter sec
tion three claims of the Hydraulic Min
iug company's properly along .lump
Off Joe, and this in face of the fact
that the corner monuments were per
fectly plain and that furthermore there
was a modern mining plant in conlinu
tuis operation upon it.
Claims were taken up by these graft
its on section where mining opera
tions have been going on for years;
and as a crowning piece of nerve, the
property of the old Haininersly mine in
section I I. one of the best known mines
in this section, was filed upon bv these
sharks.
Conk 1 lowland have consulted at
tornevs about the matter and they are
informed that every one of these local
nrs is open to prosecution oil the charge
of perjury. It is the plan of the mining
men to bring the matter before t In
gram! jury at the present term, and
with this end in view photographs of
mining plants and prominent corner
monuments have been taken and will
be forwarded lo Portland. It is high
time this sort of imposition was slopped
and we hope there wilt be concerted ac
tion among Hie miners to bring the of
fender to justice, savs the Pacific Out
took.
USES HOT AIR TO HEAT
AUTO FOR WINTER SriNS
The mo of hot ,ur from the exhaust
to heat n motor car for winter tonrinp
is tlir. novel scheme ,,f ,T. 1. Turner, a
Pranklin owner of (itaud Porks, p.
Mr. Turner recently made a Mo .,it,
trip in a Pranklin runabout fiom Uraml
Porks to (Juincy, 111,, in the m,Ut of n
real western blizzard, but with )U new
beating apparatus and a closed c:in:is
top lie and his companion went flnough
snow stonn and y.ro wvather in com
fort.
The melhod of heating consisted of
placing on the floor of the Par a coll
of pipe connected ilir.vtlv with Hie
"main exhaust." T! .:iin exhaust
of the Pranklin cirri, s ouY hImmiI
:t0 per cent , f the burnt iraseVand its
temperature w:n juf ;,)(1,nt r;ht (i,
heat the car com r, , :iu v- T, ,,,,.,;
der of the exploded gnos in Hie Prank
lill pases out thietigh Hie auxiliaiv ex
hailt. which op. us at the , ,.,! f
tlie ex hiiiler. just as Hi
pletes the power Html,,..
On the trip fmm ;:
ijnincy. althoiih (',-
snow and hills u ,.t.
where, not even a vp.(.
touched, nor xvas am ;,,
on the engine.
' pi-tut coin
and Poiks
klh toads, de, p
i'Mi. red e ry
1 p'ng n .is
Mist uo-ut in .b
ho!d
Certificates Mint Be in Force.
Attorney Hmeral i'iaw f..t l
deied an pinion in w hi, h
thai a candidate f,,r countv s, l,.d
perinteiideiit must t. tfie I, . Id- r of a
valid teachers" certificate of the Hist
grade count v ceitificate or better. The
law on tins -tuhi.-.t is ,,ain aMlj t(,,.
only point to Hi.' opinion i that it is
lint sufficient that a man has ht Id ft
first grade county c.rtifn ate. The i er
titicat must be in for..- at Ho turn I.,
becomes n candidate.
FIFTY MILLION BOND ISSUE
TO COMPLETE 0RE00N LINES
That the proposed .iHM.t.ioo. i,nd
issue of the I'liioii Pacific will provide
Sweet Marie,
lenel & Kentlier,
Thursday and Piiduv.
" Indeed it does,
ni;i(l;ini.M
" Vos sir-ee.M
"Drink it ri-ht
down ; Itriiees you
rittfit up."
"(Jt.lden Onto" lii-li-Ui'iide
(Niffee.
1
Allen 6 Reagan
Sweet Marie.
I'euel Kentlier,
Thursday and Friday.
ARE YOU AWARE "
In Hie curst of 1 year the balance of
your watch makes ."i7.'iso.noo re olu
t ions '
THINK OF ITI
In time the oil gums, produces f Hc
t iuii a ml vx" i' ,t r s t he del irate b.-a rings, 1
destroying their high fiuih and per
fect lit, thus mining an accurate time
pi.ee.
All ordinary machine is oiled dailv.
Vour watch should be oiled mice a
year.
Lot me examine it; an honest opin
ion from me xvill cost you nothing.
Martin J. Redely
1! NORTH C STREET.
MEDFORD, OREGON.
Fino Watch anil Jowolry Repairing a
Specialty.
Notice.
PROGRAM AT THE MEDFORD
SKATING RINK FOR THE
MONTH OF APRIL:
Two sessions daily from L' to ." p.
m. and 7:.'to lo 1 H: p. m. on Tues
days, Prid ays and Saturdays for
each Work during the month.
I linn or of program lo commence
Friday, April .'1, when t he price of
tickets for afternoon sessions xvill
be reduced to lo cents.
Friday of each week will be La
dies' Night, when skates will be is
sued to them free; genahmeii! -."
cents.
Society Night, Tuesday of eat h
Week; admission u cents, skates '2't
cents. Music by Kink linm).
Thursday nights dancing, com
mencing April !; gentle u 7"i cento,
ladies flee. Music hy Wealoiika
Club Orchestra, five pieces.
Children's Hay Saturday nfter
noons; skates 15 cents.
(irand May Day Masque Skating
Festival Saturday, May Particu
lars later.
Windell & Loosley, Proprietors.
Massage
Parlors
ELECTRIC LIGHT
FERADIC
AND
GALVANIC
BATHS
HOT AND COLD SPRAY
SALT GLOWS
AIRS. C. A. MOORE
THE ODELL, Ovor Postofflco I
I
Tli.' first Ki-rl.y ina.li
in Ann-lira was a
Crofut & Knapp.
W Hats for
Men
KNAPPFELT i s..ly i-v.ry ,
. iiioii with aci'iopi iair aili'i iiinciit.
Suit li:ils fur fiiiiil'iii'l . snu t tu- linvi'l.
hfll.irs t'ur ji I. null tti' t'.ilniiility.
I'. A K. Ihils air Hirer Hollars.
KNArP FELTS air f,,nr ...llais ami
lln- i ii.aial.l.. KNAPP FELT DE
LUXE six , I, .liars rvrrvn hnr. I.r il
i-iv V.. 1 1, ,.r M.,ll,,r,l.
S..I.1 ..Illy al
DANIEL'S
nil': i;i:ti.i:ii:s stih;i:.
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Morrison
CHINA P.UXTIXli AND WATKIf Cdl.OKS.
lira. 20(t A SI. W.vsl. Trl. II!)."..
MEDFORD SASH & DOOU CO.
Window and Door Screens, Fence Pickets.
Offlce fixtures and nil kinds of planing mill work, including turned work and
fancy grills. F. BETWEEN GTII AND 7TH STS. THONE .13.
The Medford Brick Co.
i'onuHwe.1 of W Cl pumnv n rx WAfirr n t rx-nnrrv
COMMON AND PRESSED BRICK. f
r:..n..r.1 ,.,..(r...o..rU .....i i... ; i.i . ..il i.- i. . 1.1 - i ...! t
furnished. All work guaranteed.
mft, rLfthir-K anjj ubjm ;jvt ruK ralm. ci
We Want to Buy Lands
Realty Bond Syndicate of
Oregon W. H. Stalker
Skrty Secretary
A ii H liee I'irst-i-lass sliociiinkcr ; Keen a.lilcd to
my t'urcc. 1 f yum-shoes nccil rci.-iirin try us and
sec tlic u'oo.l work c turn out.
e. M. KID D
The Foot-Kilter, l-'.illnw the I'eet on i.iir i, It-walk.
$3000 Buys a Good gusfaess. Coxaer
w I Til la-ii.nixi.s is mi:m-oi.-d tiii;i' i.ots, n:n-, wii.i.
nuiNti twii y. tiik moni'v lNsiDi: or a vrvii. o rui: m vkkkt
l'oli A VKKV SlloKT TIM IT AT Tills plMCK. Tills IS A CKNl'INK
SNAP, fol; SM.K It V
0. H. PIERCE & SON
v' H
I 1
etwee
TWO
Beauties
VOL' WILL FIX!) IT AN' l'X I'Kl'ALLY KASV
TIIIN'd TO PICK YOL'l.' SI'lMN'd SUIT UKlv'K. WK
.i;i-:siiowi(i ax kxckitioxallv i-txh lixio
( . 7 ( 'L( )TI I MS CLOTH KS THAT K )Ii TI 1 11 MOX1-V
CAXXOT 1!K Dl'PLICATLD FOL' TIIK SAMK
1'liICK AXVWIIKliK IX T1IKCJTV. WK(il'AIAX
TKK TO OIVK VOT MOKK AI'.SOLFTK VALl'K,
STVLK, ITT AND (QUALITY TIIAX VOL WILL HK
A I!LK TO KKOCL'RK KLSKWIl KK'K.
cm I
n m
$400
Tuxedo Suits - -Full
Dress Suits -
Medford's Correct
; COKXKK OF SKYKXTII AND 1! ST If KKTS.
35.00
$40.00
ANY
Clothiers
CATALOG HOUSES ARE
NOT MERCHANT TAILORS
T'.icy drain the towns of nioiio and neither
fjivo.the lit, stj-lc nor distinction t" your clothes
thatl)-our own city tailor can.
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
The clothes I make are the kind that "carry
distinction," that hesper.k the man, that keeps
your money at home and are superior in every
detail to t lie "sweatshop" ;oUtls (if catalogue
houses.
ftrs.Urate Dfampton Isaacs
instructor of "Piono.Tllszt 5?letl)o6
StuMo t 5elinc. 5torlh J Strict
I KEEP YOUR MONEY r
HOME L
The City Tailor
T
FRENCH DRY CLEANING
M
JI L,VmU r I 1 Lll 1 lUil ;ni.l comfort of our d
i-pnience
ilonosit
IS illiil rli.-llls. ITl li. i.'lli V ill ri'iTV .l.'l.llltnilMlt. is n ,-lP.linnl nrln.
ni'oi'uut and banking
.inli. will. n Vr
Infill. 'ss will ro.'.'ivt1
Capital anil Surplus;: (Lciiltti'
snr.,ooo.oo.
if--
w. 1. vawtim;,
w4
J9
1
I
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mr best nttontion.
State Depositary
S Established 1888.
t'.- . ii.p-ORD. ORKOON
Casluor.
Do You Want a Good
Close to Medford, fine loca
tion, good fruit and poul
try land. Prices. $100 per
acre. Easy terms
DRESSLER & WOOD
West Seventh St. Medford, Or.
.t. !:. i:nv.i: r.i-ri.i ,i.t.
.1. A. I'KlilfY, Yi,-,. 1'ivsi.l, in.
loilN' S. OliTir, Cnshior.
W. 11. .IAOKSOX, Ass t Cftshier.
The Medford National Bank
MEUl'OED, OE.
'AI,LTAI1 50,000
sri?ii.rs 10)0oo
Safety lloxes t,, A (iciKTal r.aiikiuR Business
Transaclo,!. W'o Solicit Vour Patronage
Do You Want
A ." OK 10 -.U'h'K TW.MT (K (KiOD l-uu i r
LAND OR A lU-ACKi: IlKl.M.'V AND t'llK'K
K KANCII .' IK so. ( A I.I, o
ALFRED SMITH
OVKi; JACKSON (DI M? HANK.
SPREAD THE NEWS
Colonists' Rates
Colonist ttates from all points
I:asl to Oregon from March
. I lo April 30, 1908
The Southern Pacific Railroad
"-.""'. M 'U be from Chicago.
, j ,..""" ' r""" M,M'""'I Ilivir commc 9int, Oeun-
s .. ',',!'.'; ' '.' -" Mo St. I99, nneapolis.
w i.uno,:-. nin! Iub0, fao.
nitv,, i, t.i ,.,,. r,,
f'ii or .idilrptfl
A H ItOHUNBAUM, Agent, gford, Or.