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THE MEDPORD nATT.Y TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OR.. TlTEffliAY APRIL 14, 1008.
Aledford Daily Tribune
A Live Papor In Live Town.
I'ublislRil every evening except .Sunday
Med ford Publishing Company.
O. 1'UTNAM, Editor and Manager.
Ailinittid an Hicond Class Matter in
tie I'oatiiffirc at Medford, Oregnu,
Subscription Bates:
One uiuiitli, by mail or carrier 0.50
Our year, by mail . . 3,00
"THE PUBLIC BE DAMNED."
Tlic lirnM! Hint Vanderbilt made fa
menu .lai-tly fitH the attitude of Jack
hon county uffieialn, who, tlwuta elect
ed as pul'ilie HurviiiitM, neem to regard
t)i.nnel e uh public mastera.
it in Mini.) of the public's business
when mi official betrays his trust and
takes money beliiiiin to taxpayers.
It is H..mclhini t be carefully con
cealed from the people.
It is none of the people 'n affair in
what condition county records are. Peo
ple iiiny have to pay taxes twice, and
then find themselves on the delinquent
list, or they may have to swear that
they own property they have paid taxes
on for years, lint are not credited
with. That, of course, only concerns
the courthouse officials.
It is none of the public's business
that the money one district pays for
ronds is spent in " Dunnizing" roads
in other districts. That only affects
the county court.
It is none of the people's concern
1lmt nssesi-il valuations are raised a
flat (ill 2 per cent without taxpayers
beinf (liven a hcarinc and I lie raise
culled "e.iinlizalioii." That only in
tercets the I r. of eipialialioii, coin
posed of the county court, 'he cmiiily
litsesor ami th ninly clerk.
I) is none of the pies affair what
iryes on at the JnckNoiivill niitliousi'.
Pay tuxes and keep the political rintf in
office by voles; Hull 's the job outlined
I'or the I pie.
NECESSITY FOR EXPERTINO.
Iloi-s anv reasonable iloulit exist in
the minds of taxpayers of Jackson
tv al.-r Ike exposure of Daily's
shiirlaue, lk.it ll nty aftairs need
plohini;.'
Is llii-re any longer any ipiesliou of
tin ssily for i-iujiliiyiuj; experts to
.t o er I he county 's books .'
If I hen is ,'inylliiuu' off ...lor. pm.1
peri. in pro.-s llial il itl b' i
cialeil carefully from Hie public.
linn ,l,s I li.. ; .1 1 ! 1 i.' know llial there
;iie mil more sliol tajres ill olher of
I s.' U lia! .is. iinilii'e luis ll .'
When . M.erls ot lei to do t In- k.
!:ikii.- a-. J.;iv a sni.-iM pen-cut a..- of
I In- i v Mii-y will sae ll Itly.
uloil evens-, is lliere, oil Hie yiiiiillil of
. niH'lll . in Tet'nsine t,, pn . experts
:it U oi l, .'
Is llol I lie I'ael Hint Hie Hail v sliort.-
ii ae "as lii.ldeii pmot' all Dial the
Illl se ol'lieials all slninl together.
inakiiia .'iii'iiioui e.'iuse aaainsl the pub !
III-.'
Nil. II Illl ol'lieiat lilies II. t VI It 1 1 1 llis
affairs prol.nl. is il not .iyiiili.-a ill that
Iher si be soiliiHiili- to be hidden.'
Tlie I ks lliosl I xpi lied, so I Illl
Hie public may kaoiv.
ANNA PROPOSED
WITH HER EYES tt ?'h" rf 1 r fTli H
Prince de Sagan Learned from Mine, '
urn- Waitburg I'urc W hit
Flour.
ALLEN ft REAGAN.
Gould 'a Amorous Glances That She
Loved HimLady AIbo Said the First
Word Quiet Marriage Contemplated, j
XKW VOJiK, Aprii 14. Anoiln.r
'hapt.r wan added to th htory of the :
jiffairB of Prince Hoik- ilc Hayau and
Madamo Anna (JouM, who waited on dif
ferent steamera for Kurope yetimlay, !
when tonight (i. ii. N'etter of thin city
mude. public a Htiiteini-nt ivon to l)ini,i
as he. explained, by the prince and in-'
tended for publication after the Ht. j
Paul, upon which Prince de Sagan took,
pa usage, was well out at nca. j
Mr. Netter is a perHoual friend of the
prince and was intruded by the latter
with the Htat'inent that ho and Mmo, I
(iotiid were betrothed. The statement
of i'rince de Sagan follows in jtart:
When Their Love Began. j
"When trouble developed between I
(.'omit Honi and the couate.H.s, I sought!
to aid them us a friend sincerely inter-1
ewted in their affair. It was at that1
time that her friendship wih really test-1
ed. She stated at that time that she
appreciated my efforts very much.
"Our love for each oilier began the.
day after the divorce decree had been!
entered. Long after the courts had act-1
d I chanced to rail at her home fine
day, and by one of ihoe intuitive di-j
vinalions a meeting of the eyes some-!
times brings the l;nowlelL"' I knew for!
the first time- id ,; I ir.-illv m d hi r
and she loved nn .
Anna Said Fir-t Word.
" It nii on the first day of ad An- ;
gilKl llial the first word about love or'
marriage was til iered bet ween us. In
I he I'Minx' of a con ver-nf ion she sudden-'
;iid to no':
')h. prinre. why didn't T marry ai
Minn like you .' " I
i repneu t mil I W! is at raid I was
too old, but she asserted thai she did
mil t hill ko. I had known her well, '
I had studied he- thought-., h.-r hop.-, ,
her inclinations and understanding all 1
this, I realized uhat a good wife aho
would make, and I believed il might;
Notice.
PROGRAM AT THE MEDFORD
SKATING RINK FOR THE
MONTH OF APRIL:
Two sessions daily from 2 to .1 p.
in. and 7:30 to 10:30 p. m. on Tues
days, Fridays and Saturdays for
each week during the month.
('hango of program to commence
Friday, April 3, when the price of
tickets for afternoon sessions will
be reduced to 15 cents.
Friday of each week will be La
dies' Night, when skates will be is
mied to them free; genaltment 2,1
cents. -
Society Night, Tuesday of each
week; admission 10 cents, skates 25
cents. Music by Rink Hand.
Thursday nights dancing, com
mencing April 0; gentlemen 7"i cents,
ladies free. Music by Rink Hand.
Children's Day Saturday after
noon; skates " cents.
ft rand May Day Ma.que Skating
Festival Saturday, Ma- " Particu
lars later.
Windell A: Loosley. Proprietors.
GO TO DR. OOBLE FOR YOUR
GLASSES.
Optical Parlor in Perry's Warehouse,
SEVENTH STREET.
He Has No Other Business.1
: Wise Talks By :
: the Office Boy
lie in my o
lM-ll'..llod.
" Madame
;i quiet triiirr
talieti p;n-e,
fur -'Jill. vei
er to mahe her hapiv. W'e
(lould and 1 coiihinplate
ig'. When that event has
my witV and I u ill live
rs in complete n-t i r.-inen
SEE
TIK XKW" AMI CP TO DATK
1.FXI-: or i;i);HAM STKHI-IXO
sii.vkk as nispr.AV at thk
XKW .IKWKMtV stoi:i:. JI.-.sT
Tin: 'ill l xt; i'ok kastki;
KXTS.
Mar! in J. Reddy
11 NORTH C STREET,
Fine Watch and Jevelry Re
pairing a Specialty.
.War t!..-
Pa says a rose by any other
name would be just as expen
sive back east this time of year.
I sometimes think he pines for
the piney woods in old Penob
scot, Frappe County, Maine,
where he was raised but that's
one thing yours truly never
yearns for. The good mountains
and the good old ocean and nice
old Oregon atmosphere are good
enough for m . Hut it's all in
how you were raised. Pa likes
clam chowder and corn on the
cob, ;tml liar vest apples and a
!: f things that a kid who
wa- l..rn this side of the ?now
sheds hasn 't had much chance
to get acquainted with. Those
who have lived on both sides nf
f his great country and lived
long enough to know what's
vhat can get all those things
itist as nice one place as an
other. if you know where to buy.
We 've got clam chowder from
leisjon that is just as nice as
any y..ii ever ate on the sand,
and l- t of ot her things that
hae that "Down Hast" taste.
MILLER & EWIUNK
When the Fire Bell Rings
.Most people WAKK UP. Haven't yen heard it
ringing, ringing, ringing loud enough to wake the
dead in Medford during the last year ?
It means that right now is the right time to get
in on the ground floor in the heart of the city, he-
fc.iv the new railroad, the water system and the
coal road sets things to booming in Greater Med
ford. It means that such a chance as we are able to
offer for the next
FIFTEEN DAYS ONLY
Of Twelve Choice Residence Lots in the Beautiful
FAIR VIEW ADDITION,
On "West Seventh street, for the low price of $3500
for the entire twelve lots will not occur again in the
history of Medford. The time is limited ; don't let
the chance pass you by.
For full particulars call on the
Roue River Land Go.
Exhibit Building
'Ml,,
ll ll.T
t Mil. Mill ill' I'MI-i-
iii:tri-iM.'. I r.-
i-..-.l IL.iI IV.- Im
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MEDFORD SASH & DOOK CO.
Window and Door Screens, Fence Pickets.
Office fixtures and all kinds of planing mill work, including turned work aud
iwy grills. F. BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH STS. PHONE 53.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
1 1 I liny
range I
Mil t.
CHAMBERLAIN PREDICTS
SUCCESS OF STATEMENT NO.
"Statement No. I nil! uitt :il l lie
primaries l an n eru lielmi ng vote,'
b. -lines ;..ei (Itatliberlain in :i re
eeiil i 1 1 1 -1' lew , lieu aUetl his opinion
a to the altilinle the ters on Hit
1 1 lien t in il. ''It is a ll i MMlIt to the ill
lelliueio-e ..)' lie people to take a
position nnlngtiiiistir to the uilliie
elllboill. .1 ill Statement m. I. It it
be llilmitle.t tul n lilolllellt .111-1 for the
Mike ..I inginioiit tllNl the ntel is lint
lllteltigeiil .11.111-11 to .b ei.le as to I he
Miin I il :r;i I ions nf lie iMitini nils raiuti
dales I'm- t he legishiHite. it must be
-e.leil th.'ll he is I tl t el I c.-ll t ell.Mlll
to .1., .. a, 1,. llir .n;ilito:iti.iis t . -Mien
),. ii u- t ;l lll li I a I i's Im I'lHlnl
StllteH seniltol',
"SI al. Ill No. I." e..:. tinned the
governor. " o u t i, ;ir. , , ,.s the s,
I I I Hit .1 mi. - - -i -t..r in Mi-
I .le ami .c! those I. -ish.t.n
s h.'le sign. .( (lie slnlinelll In c'llTV
mit the u is Ins of I he .-iie as ex
i poll- h leathnbl.
"it arc ! tt, 1'iyht a-aiiist Slate nl
o. I it t d m t tl I,) inaehiit- )ol 1 1 ic i;i ns.
1 ilnse who ;! ill ('Lire ,'liul I liosr U lie j
Uilllt illl.e, aie litie.l . ;ii;amst it. 'Die I
tniisv.x i.t (lie eoie, Im liolil no jiollt
ieiil i.tnee, .b not :isU for anv :nnl would
not l:ihe it if offered, are for Statement
No. 1 it in I insist non their right to
el sr whom tlie will for Tinted States
se iiii tor. The principle will undoubted
tv prevail in the prinnirii". for it
oipported bv the ajjrit ull n t al clashes, i
'lie laboring penpl.. ;ind the btltineHvj
men.
Coventor I 'hamherla in expressed (lie
opinion that (be estimate of the result
of the ptim:irii-f, indicating that n de
eitive tnaiorilv of the republican btji
latixc iioinin. e ml be pb-dned to State
meat No ) iv:k a vcrv conservative
forer:ist of the out conic.
W . ...
Slate ot I In-goii to li
win, ojii acre, in
low n-diip - I , i ani
delia N . raggings
l.awreiit.. lots
-!. Medford .
William Kns'iev I
ll lierew in seel
r.inoe -2 .
K. I '. Steiger t
land in jo .-t ion
range ''
Oliver Volenti o tl
el al., I 1 ( aei'es in
Ion iiship M, in ii l;'
f. I. Weller to (i.
i.ro lia hi
i tio,vnshit
o,ge liald
.sect ion ,'tli.
1o August
and ll, block
il II. l ook,
i. lownship
It. Anderson,
, Imviiship :t7,
li. II. .loties
ill seetioll Mi.
V
II. ( ainer.
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VOU WILL NOT REQUIRE SAUCE
to make the food palatable at this res
taurant. Your appetite will need no
such st imulant.
iinr foods arc so delicately cooked
and temptingly served that tiicy will
make you cat whether you romo with
an appetite or not. A dinner here with
a friend means pleasant conipanionshir
and the perfection of good eating.
THE NASH CAFE.
The Nash Qafe
of HOUt llWe
township .'
II.
ang-
soitth 1
sort ion
I W. . . .
I '. I. Welti
In. I in t,
I W
1'iiite.l Stales to Arthur I,.
Wning, lil.7l acres in seetiou
ii. low nship .". t. rnuge W. . . I,
WiImhi M. Nve to Amaratilha
Nm1, I." acres in lownship
mage ' K
Two Witnesson to Mimtne,
Section "iV"' of Oregon code reads
,s follows -'In t ho solemn i -nt ion of
ma i ri.'i gi mo 1 1 i r f ' i' u ;i t form i ropiired.
e, . pt th:it tlf p:itties thereto sh ill
'Hii lit "t I., I ne in the presence ..f th
Miililste. pi .est or in. I', "ll offb er sol
. Mini mmo tl,- s nn . :iti. in ihr o'.'s
. ... .1' .M. ...i n- tlo
in:iiiiiilli:i Nye to N-Uon . I
township range '1 1 j
1'ntted Sciti s io Matens i. Ilion j
sou, I I "i ncres in si i't mil li. i
iw nship ill. innge I W. . . . I'ateni j
l in;,,! states to i.-n id .1. Wit j
son. ti'.o a.l.s in seclinU 1.
township -ii. i:.ng,. I W I'ateni !
W. II, Itaibiu to I'M ward K. I'oss.
to aer-s in s,-cl ion !. town
sliip ;;o. range I W L'mi .
i IkiiI.s I,' b' to lanesi Y.
i':.il. r. pa it of lots '' and :i.
Md'nll s dditton. Ashland. . I"
Teresa .1. Ilonidmau to John I'.
linrns, property in I'otlago Ad
In, mi. l.-lford 'J'l'
I i oih I.. Sheldon to Kdward IV
liilehtist, laud in section .,
low nship .'iii, range 1 V
William Min li to John Ashpole.
I','"' acres in section 7. town- !
slop li.'.. range 1 NV 10 1
John shpob. to V. Hart llamil
ton. land in lownship :t."i. range j
1 W to.ooni
T. I. NichoU to John Ashpole, !
land in ncct ion '7. tow nship
range 1 W WW j
I'niled Stales io Kl'ina (Jilligan. J
I s:. acres in section j
lowuslitp range 'J V. Patent ,
Catalog Houses are Not Merchant Tailors
'I'lii'V ilrain tin' towns of money ami wither uive the fit.
style nor ilist inction to your clothes that your own .-ity
tailor c;i!i.
Patronize Home Industry
The clothes I make are the kind that "carry (list inct ion. "
that hesieak the man. that keeps your money at home ami
are superior in every detail to the "sweatshop" oo,s o!'
catalogue houses. A'n i imir iinnii ij lioun . I'mn h lri
(It ii ui ml mill lit jiiiliiin Xiiilli lmii .
EIFERT The City 5 ailor
MKM-'tH.'li. OlvM'.dOX.
The Wise Man Seeks Absolute
Protection for His Valuables
Tier- :ire nuni runs i n-t antes "here valuable jewelry, heirlooms ami
other treasures have been stored about the house, and when t'irc broke
o; t or burglars came, these valuables uere destroyed or stolen.
lif-tt'-r b on the safe side am! secure Absolute Protection for
yn'ir v;il;;abl.-s by r-nting a .Sate Iepjpit iox in the Fire and Burijlar
Proof Vault of the Jackson County Han!;. Finest in Southern Oregon.
SAFE DEPOSTT BOXES TO RENT, Si AND UP PER YEAR.
Capital and Surplus- i-A
(' -i") it k-' State Depositary
5-lo.too.on. yv 5 Established 1888.
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I.IXUI.EV.
C.'iisliicr.
KWAin.I'.-,
i'i:i(r:v. v,,,
.loll.V S. ORTH, ( aahicr. '
W. li. .lAi'KSOX, Ass t ehiT.
The Medford National Bank
MEDFORD, OR.
CAPITAL.
SURPLUS.
10.00U
Safety Loxes to Rent. A General Banking Business
Transacted. AVe Solicit Your Patronage
Here'saGoodOne
"' in acres of exc
is a fine I ract
property.
-Ileut I nut
to divide.
and at
Lei im
pel' acre. Thi
hov vnii tlii
ALFRED SMITH
OYF.U JACKSON COl'NTV I5AXK.
acres in town, well improved; nrice $2000.
acre on .-vvculh street, well imnroved. "ciod
Threi
t ilc
liiiildins; S2300; terms.
l-'ive acres, well iiuproveil. fine fruit ; this will pay
L'." ier cent on investnient ; price $4500.
.Modern city residence on oi,(l street, sewer and
city water, close in : $2300.
Ten acres, dose in. all in fruit, and ood house:
well fenced: this is a uood huy : ask to see this.
-' acres in town. ID laru'e lots, well located: price
S2500.
l-'oiir acres, new .".-room house, well Iniill ; line gar
den and fruit started: irood land: $2200.
Three acres, all in fruit : a heautiful place: small
new house: this will pay S00 this year: von must
see this to appreciate it: pi-ice S2200.
DRESSLER & WOOD
West Seventh St. Medford, Or.
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NOTICI-'
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1 tV.ir w.ijnam WVtlni'
I Oi . V I in purl :i Ml iMisin.'
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COM MITTPK
r r.-liin.
M.'.U'.'.l I
MARK TWAIN IN AN AFTER DIN
NER SPEECH
vi-d. "It. yood :nid you will be lone
sotue. " The ureal humorist evident!
overlooked the fad that there are tioth
m- but uood pie here, and tln v are
i" 'ii loii.-M.ttie. Our ri'staur.'int is a
a. loilit and 1 r and hon:. i .
I'd dclicimi- pi.-als th:it ir- -.r.,
lie! th. d:illlM tldlet- j : I T t. V;.. ),
I ...a', make .t tin pi..... .
' 'e. . io. inr aad i; t--
Hotel limerick
W T. JOHNSON
wmrrm
R. W. GRAY. Builder
COLON IAL PORCH WORK.(!P?ILL AND LATH
WORK". PATTERNS. ETC
TELEPHONE 471.
MEDFORD, OR.
The Medford Brick Co.
i .1' V. O. PRIDDY. O. D. NAOLE. O. T. O'BRIEN, maiinfai turrs
COMMON AND PRESSED BRICK.
.' . . :Cr i -t..r. mi l Iviililcr. in nil it hr.-un li.'s. 1 1 ! :. i n s :.n. r-tiin:itra
f.irnili.'.l. AH wori jji!.r:int." t.
LIMK. PT. ASTER AND CEMENT FOR SALE.
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