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THE MKDKOKI) DAILY TU1BUNK
MFDKOKD. OK.. TIIPKSDAY, APKII, 2, l'HW.
Medford Daily Tribune
A Live Paper In a Live Town.
Published every evening except Sunday
Medford Publishing Company.
0. PUTNAM, Editor aud Manager.
Admitted as Second ( 'lass Matter in
the Pustnffice at Medford, Oregon,
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CITY LIBRARIAN
TO BE EMPLOYED
Ladies of Greater Medford Club Com
pleting Plans for Public Library-
Improvements Made in the Park
Lights Added New Members Join.
The (ireutur M.-.lt'.m. club In-. I iin
rejriiliir monthly mewing .Monday lift
noon nt tint ( uriiuMTrKil rlul rctiiiiH
About li" uo-iiihcrH were pnncut. Th
club ih growing ami there in room for
nil who nro interested in the epbinli
iuir and beaiitifvine; of tin- i-ity. The
club has been milking ninny improve
mentn in tlx juirk, luMing to it h at
trni-tivoiioHH. The old feiire. has Inm-ii
taken down timl lights havo bct-n u
nd.
The elnlt went in n body to inHjMM'l
the eottneil room and alt declared it an
ideal plnco for a library well lighted,
ventilated und eontrnlly lornted. Hook
eases will bo lidded. Tho library board
ban milunitted a lint of bookH to pub
linhern. Ja a short lime the bonkn will
bo ordered anil the library in running
order. A librarian in to bo employed
and a rommitleo was appointed to ho
b-et tUu .KUUie, ennsisting of Meitdames
I'iekel, Vnwter, Morrison. The library
n t HaHkiiiR roinpriHing 2d(t volutnoH,
several setH of. books from Men.
Vnwter, Jteddy ami Colvig, are the do
nntors thus fnr.
The elub uxtends thanks to the Com
mercial club, tho Fraternal Mrother
hood, tho Odd I'YIIovvk, the Woodmen of
tlio World, the Modern Woodmen, the
Knights of Pythias, the Kaslern Htar,
tho Hod Men. tho Kebelthas, tho j'ytb
in ti Misters, the Christian Aid seeiety
tuid otherH for liberal donuliotiH.
New members of the club are Moh
da met Kd Andrews, It. (jarnetl.
Ah beautifying and rleaning I ho eily
ih tho slogan, tlu; busy patrons of the
poHlofl'ico nro requested lo throw I heir
discarded envelopes und wrapper in
tho receptacle in the posloriiee. When
lit row ii on tJie hi root the wind curneH
them everywhere.
The club meets the lust Monduy
tho month. The members are linked
come prepared to pay duos.
AMENDMENT ABOLI8HES
COUNTY JUDGE'S OFFICE
A proponed I'ouNtiluliouul amendment
which lias received very little public at
tention Ik that which provides for the
elect inn of five supremo judges, instead
ot three, as at- present, and authorize
legislation which will ronfor probat
powers upon circuit judges. I'mler the
amoudnieiit, I lie county courts will be
deprived of their jurisdicl ion as courts
and county business will bo conducted
by tribunals to bo created by the leg
istaturo. If the amendment should bo
adopted (lie present Inns and const it u
t ioual provisions will remain in force
until tho legislature shall provide for
the exrrciso of probate duties by cir
cuit judges, und I lie t riiusacl ion ot'
county busiuess.
This, ameuilmeiit was siduuitted by
I he lc toot urc, ii nd had its origin in
t ho fat t, I ha I I ho. supreme court Iiiih
in mint years been behind in its work
once or twice, and for a considerable
leu, ti.ongh I he employment ol a n u in
her of Monographers enabled the court
lo catch up about two yearn ago. There
has also been agitaliou for a number
of years in favor of a change which
would place the probate business in the
hands of a judge who is a competent
nttorney. Inder the present system.
roiiuty judged who have jurisdiction of
probate, business are elected chiefly on
iiciTMint of their til nous f.
members, of the board of
inissionem.
LA FOLLETTE SENTIMENT
GROWING IN OREGON
l'Ol(TIAXI. April :!. The republi
can state central committee is sum
inuued to meet in Portland, April A,
to call a ntuto convention and to nauie
the number of deb-gates that even
county in the state may send to that
convent ion,
Tho republican state convention will
choose four delegates at large for the
nnt iouul convent ion; also four candi
dates for presidential electors. The
state cent nil commit tee a ho will pro
vide for conventions in the two con
gressional district, each district nam
ing two delegates, which gives Oregon,
altogether, a total of eight delegates in
the nut ioual convention. Kight alter
nates will bo named to take the pine
of delegates who cannot be in Chicago
on .lime HI.
livery republican who takes part in
the coiuiiy primaries and convention
will have a voice in naming Kooseyelt 's
successor.
Without waiting for the call of the
stale central committee, several conn
ties of Oregon already have held their
conventions und elected delegations to
it tend the stale convention. These del
gates no doubt will be accepted at the
state convent ion us the county eornrnit-
ee in nn assented to' the call of these
(invent ions.
The Marion county convention re
fuser) to pass a resolution instructing
for Taft. So far no convention in Ore
gou lias instructed for either Tuft or
iiglios. Many delegates are known lo
bo in favor of the ronomination of
IfooHovolt or of tho nomination of La
'olletto; and tho Oregon Btnt.fi eonvon-
tion is likely to instruct accordingly.
La Folletto n recent speeches in the1
ornate on the currency bill have mulli
plied his constituency over tho entire
untry. He is a favorite in tho west.
Kvory republican in Oregon should
attend his county convention and should
that, tho right hind of men nro sent
to the slate convention. Tho rospoiisi
bilit v rests upon every voter. Not
much time remains to act a nil to
gam z.o.
It makes more bread.
It makes better bread.
It makes whiter bread.
The upper crust.
I.'i Olmslead & llibbard.
v
The first Derby made
in America was a
Crofut & Knapp.
Hats for
Men
f There is every reason to believe that
you will be pleased with one of
KNAPP FELT Hats supply every oc
casion with appropriate adornment.
Soft hats for comfort, sport or travel.
Derbies for a hutch of formality.
C. & K. Mats are three dollars.
KNAPP FELTS are four dollars: and
the incomparable KNAPP FELT DE
LUXE six dollars everywhere, be it
New Vork or Medford.
Sold only at
DANIEL'S
TDK II KNTI.KM K. 'S H'i'OKK.
ARE YOU AWARE
In Ihe course of 1 year the balance of
your watch makes Io7.lisii.0iiu revolu
tiotis
THINK OF IT1
In time tho oil gums, produce fric
tion ,u nd wears tlm delicate bearings,
desl rjnying t heir high finish and per
I'ect fit, thus ruining an accurate time
piece.
A a ordinary machine in oiled daily.
Voiir watch should be oiled once a
year.
Let me examine
ion from me will i
Moore's Ran
ges
because so many others have already
found great satisfaction. Complete sat
isfaction here costs no more than taking
chances elsewhere
."( MOORKS IX rsrc ix tiim valley.
SOLD BY II. R I10VDEX
DELIGHTFUL RECITAL
BY MRS. GORE'S PUPILS
A piano recital wuh given by Ihe pu
pilrt of Mrs. I'!, M. (lore Wednesday eve
uiug, April 1, ul her studio, corner (
mil Ninth streets, Medford. The fol
lowing program was rendered:
Duel , ' ' True Friendship " (Mem)
Barney and I tenia Itoberls; waltz hp
looted), Miss .Inaiiila Crawford; "Noc
fume" (lluiilou), MisH l.ucile York;
'Spinning Song' ( Kllinenricli ), Miss
Hiznboth Hill; " Flfen Walt." (I,a
bil.lty), Miss Vivien Chillers; wait
(selected), Miss Kliabeth (lore; "In
Happy Mood" lb hi), Lloyd William
son; "Kludo (Vogt). Miss Kuiuia
-iehntte; "Lullabv" (lioberts), Mnrv
Father Warner; duet, "Dance of the
Demon ' ' (Moist ), M iss Violet Caskev :
' Returning From Vacat ion ' ' (Select
d), Carter Itrandon; valso (Itorowski),
Miss Vera Morriman; "Star of Mope"
(Kennedy), Miss Kulh Warner; " Flliu
Dance" (Jensen), Miss Frances Vork:
Koso Fay" (lloins). Miss Louise Wil
lui instiii ; "Maiden's Dream" (Mohm).
Miss Mernu lioberts; "La Fontaine
( Mohm). "Musical Clock " (Meins).
Miss Murv Stevenson : ' ' Valsc I trill i
(l'-ggl"'gL Miss Until Woodford;
trio. "March (Maker). Misses Flb:i
Maker. Docia I 'lav, Violet t 'uskev.
MEDFORD IS BUSIEST
OF NORTHWESTERN TOWNS
r service a
count v com
BIG LAND BOOM TO
FOLLOW NEW RAILROAD
Mniii.-t, , mi., rtprn -j.-i nai Moms
will bo the center of an immense land
boom tho coming summer is now u
pretty well established fad. Already
local real oslnlo dealers are r iving
numerous liupiiries regarding the date
of the arrival of the railroad and re
questing facts relative to the Klamath
irrigation nud reclmnat ion project. The
wonderful Hut to valley is about t..
eonio into its own. and this auuuncr mil
see. lintnlredu of now nettlns Kcattered
over its vast acreage.
Th large holdings of the Chutchills
in this vicinity in all ptobubilitv will
be cut up Inlo small farmt of from In
to 1(10 acres, and offend for sale, lie
sides tho J. F. and Don is ram-hes. the
Chnrchills own nearly :iii,ui)U acres tiib
ntary to Dotris, us well as the Moves
ranch of 'JniHl ncres close lo Mount lie
broii.
With tl good, ie land coiiii.'iiiv hand
ling Ihe Churchill lands at Dotris and
other holdings near heie brine, offer, s
at roatonablo prices, Dorris will be the
Mecca for the honiesecker this sum
iner. More crops have leen put in thi
spring thnn eer befitre, and the pri-s
out outlook in said by obi r.'subnis in
be ideal for an oil ramdinai il v huge
yield. The railroad will fuitiMi a mat
kol whoro none existed preimislv.
It Is perhaps n afe esiimaie in sa
that not one tenth of the tillable Ian.)
of Tlulto and ndjaceut alles todav
under cultivation, and vet I lie section
is known far niul wide a oiu of the
best of fnritnng districts. ow that the
valley in to bo settled, nnd thoroughlv
farined, who ran say what will be Ihe
limit of its development f Dorrts as
tlm nntural eonetr will soon take its
place as one of tlm foremost towns in
the northern part of the slate.
" Medford is Ihe best looking town
have seen in my travels," said Colo
I John A. Todd, the genial manager
if the Hankers' Iteserve life Insurance
impaiiy of Don Moines, who is here
utter a lour mouths absence. "This
ily is Ihe busiest and inos) prosperous
king place in the northwest, and Hie
northwest is the most prosperous part
of t ho nut ion. ' '
Stoveiis-Witchard Wedding.
Married, at the M. F. parsonage,
March :tl. liev. W. C. Renter official
ing. Will K. Stevens, to Alia F. Witch
ard. both of Jackson county.
I no, nil
at 7.-:i0.
ivirdl hi
posil ion
Tonight.
i- class at St. Mark 's church
A hearty welcome to any who
barn more in regard lo (lo
ot tho Fpiscopal church.
S,F,
the
state
of
FXHCFTdli'S NOTIt'K (IF
NOOX F.ST AT K.
Notice is hereby given that
'lersiaed, executors of the r
U. C. Noon, deceased, by authority of
Ihe county court of the slate of Ore
Hon for Multnomah county, will on ami
after Ihe l.'.th day of April. A. I. Inns,
proceed to sell at private sale, subject
io coiiiitmattou by said county court.
nd clear of all liens and of the
dower right of Km ily .1. N HUH, lilt1 Will
w ,vf mil. I W. ('. ii, .I,.,,.,, ,.,!, n.
rnlli.it ill); il.Hriilii'il 1 ; I pr,.i.Tly, nit
uiilr in lli. i-oiintv uf ,I:i,miiii tin, slal,.
f Orison, lo wit:
'I'Ihi iiiiiIU i, I,-, hf ,if ,,, 1, u, :i, niul
I in liliirh 1; loin , L', :i an. I I in l.lo.-K
-'; l, ", :i niul i in i,i,vk :i; i..i
'-' iiml II iii liln.'k ii; l., i, ( m ;i
liluck IH; I, .Ik 1. L' mnl .1 in ll.,. JO;
lull I niul in liU.k H - , i ll,.,iv's
ililitiiin In I In- 'I'mhii ul' Mi'ilfunl'.
Nil ill il'..iiTlv will In. mild fnr ,..,
hi limul mi ililiMTy ,,f ,1,.,,
it; mi liiiiii-st niin
nst ynll imtliiiiK.
Martin J. Reddy
11 NORTH 0 STREET,
MEDFORD, OREGON.
Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing n
Specialty.
A Beauty Spot,
AVIicrc Hio piiui Irccs roar
tlioir lio.'ids liuiid reds of foot;
into ilic clear blue sky upon
I lie Kiskiyons; where the
fern grows nudist urlied in
I lie shadows it, hubbies and
sparkles as it, gushes out, of
the iiioiinlaiii, clear, limpid
and pure.
Colestine Natural
Mineral Water
Mosf cvi'i'jfhoriff svlh if.
Th ri.F.rTiiir
4fo TFA MFTTI.F.
T w "
T C. Furnisbes hot
water tor lea on
very llorl noliee
1 1 ciiii be used
on Ihe I en tablis
or in I he kitebeii
Ailai-bes It. any
rhvtrolirr
Simple, Mtfe.eon
veuiciil, durable
klll',lHlHllVj
R0C1UE RIVER
ELECTRIC CO.,
Sin sinr In Cnnilur
Walnr I'iihi'i- Cn, OP
' 111! W. Till !.,'
ni. liij! I'li'i'lrii1 Hi'ii.
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Morrison
( IliNA PAINTING AND WATER COLORS.
Iic. K6 A St. Wr.st. TiO. .'IM.
tlrs.Hrine 3'fampton 3$aac$
"3ntructor'of "pluno.tlt 52tetroi
Sluilo at 7liltnc. Moilb J Stunt
"Pbom S24
MEDFORD SASH & DOOR CO.
Window and Door Screens, Fence Pickets.
Ofllco fixtures and all kinds of planing mill work, including turned work and
fancy grills. F, BETWEEN flTH AND 7TH STS. PHONE 63.
MIlMiMlil........,...AiJ..
The Medford Brick Co.
('iniii,Hcil of W. G. FRIDDY, 0. D. NAGLE, G. T. O'BRIEN, m.iniifnrturiTS t
COMMON AND PRESSED BRICK,
flnni'nil I'linlriK'tnrH mnl hnililiTS in nil its linitlrln-K. Plnins anil psthnatt'S
fiirniNlii'il. All work K'arantoril.
LIME, PLASTER AND CEMENT FOB. SALE.
fniiinwmnnm imihiiiiiiiiihhh
Made in
New York
CONOMY is
a considera
tion to
every man.
"Benjamin" Clothes
UllfalJUihnln t. fo AAKF.RS.
$3000 Buys a Good Business Corner
WITH 1!I'II,1I(IS IN MKOPOKD TIIUKK LOTS. L'.-i.MOO PKKT, WIIX
HIJIN'O TWICK T 1 1 !: MONHY 1NSIHK OP A YKA Ii. ON TIIH MARKET
I'OH A VIMiV SHORT TIME AT THIS PWICK. Tills IS A OENUINE
SNAP. POR SALE 11Y
C. H. PIERCE fc SON
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wise :
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Office j
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YOU WILL NOT REQUIRE SAUCE
to make Ihe luoil palatable ut this res
t:iur;iut. Your uppet ite will need no
such stimulant.
Our t'oiuls are so nVlieutely eookeil
and teniptiiiyly serveil Ihat l hey will
make you eat whether you come with
mi appetite or not. A dinner here with
:i friend means pleasant companionship
mnl the perfect itiu of good eating.
THE NASH CAFE.
The Nash Gafe
V'M Imp A N'otthiip. t tot ii
I wan reading about a big
tlrin baek east that eluimn tluit
preservativ es are nut neeensarv
to the food preserving industry,
while nil the other maintain
thiit the new law. if strictly on
l'r I. will put t hem out of bus
iuess. Mnl one big tinn with a
big reputation for putting up
.ho und fruit can pro e its posi
tion for nil the rest. It's on!y
a question of usin snuud fruit.
Sound fruits, like sound women,
need no proservut ivott. Say, it
inn ! me Ihat 's oozing all thin
wisdom. It 's the paper I was
lolling you about. The boss
lakes a lot of trade pupcit and
that keeps nie polled on what is
going on in the provision world,
you bet. 1 think Preferred Stock
ate Ihe nicest, and llcin re!-
liett, then ltithop. Wh it do you
think 1 Trv a iarf
mii i li mm
cost no more than
the ordinary kind
and are superior in
Quality and Style.
Buy them from u
and know at the
season's end that
your Clothes money
was well invested.
DANIELS
Se.ocnih Street
New Clothing Store
.1. H. ENVAR'I'.P.-.sid cut.
.1. A. PEKHV, Vi.-i. Prrsi.li nt.
.IOIIN S. OltTH, CasliiiT.
W. II. .l Al 'KSON, Ass I CashiiT.
The Medford National Bank
MEDFORD, OR.
CAPITAL .y.-0,0()
SPL'PLUS 10,001)
S.-ifety I?oxos to Kent. A (ieneral Piiinkini; Husincss
Transacted. Wo Solicit Your Patronauo
CDEflAI ATTCMTIflM ls Kivt'" to ""' ,voni.-nco
3rEvlrtL VII Cll I lVil anil comfort of our deposit
ors und i-liiMits. El'fiiMCni'y in every ilejiartnieiit is a cardinal prin
ciple with us. Your amn m a''01'111 a"d banltiug
liusini'ss will receive f 1 'Oir best attention.
VJ
niVAat'u jjgj ,
Capital and Surplus (Cnuittl. A Dcp09itary
$115,000.00. , pnnk Established 1888.
m UTDFOBD. OBEOON 3. ' -
V. I. VAWTKK,
President,
Another I'irst-class shoemaker has lieen added lo
my force. 1 1' your shoes need repairing Irv us and
see the ood work we turn out.
G. M. KIDD
The Foot-Kilter, follow tin- feet ,m our sidewalk.
We Want to Buy Lands
Realty Bond Syndicate of
Oregon W. Ii. Stalker
Jackson county Secretary
Bank Annex J
R. W. GRAY. Builder
rOLONIAl- POUCH WOKK.OKILL AND LATH
OKK, PATT0KXS, KTC.
TFLKPIIONK 471.
MKDKO til ).()!?.
Do You Want
A : OK 10 ACKK TKACT OK ioO) KKK1T
l.4M) A 10-ACKK P.K.KKY AND C1IICK
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Colonists' Rates
Colonist Rates from all points
East to Oregon from March
1 to April 30, 1908
The Sottttiorn Pacific Railroad
Announces that rates In effect March 1, 1908, will be $.18 from Chicago,
t.1ft.!0 from 8t. Louis, Mo.; from Missouri River common points, Coun
cil Bluffs to Kansas City, Mo., Including also St. Paul, Minneapolis,
$.10; from Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, $10.
For further information call on or address 0
A. S. ROSENBAUM, Agent, Medford. Or.