Medford daily tribune., April 15, 1908, Page 6, Image 6

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SfCAL AND
PERSONAL
Mini Jill Oaunyaw, stenography and
r.jpwni'i:. Room 4. Palm Jlloek.
hern Oregon scenery at j II 's
Art tuudin, near briilge.
Mr. ami Mrs. T. W. Hill ami ilaiii.li
ler l'miii Wagner ( reek are visiting in
Mi'ilfiinl at the home of li. H. Harkir.
Ila ihiinl, serai por-elain and enamel
ware at J. 0. Ward's
Hariland, semi-porcelain and enamel
ware t J. "'. Ward's.
I)olih Nftylor, the sawmill man from
Anderswti I'reek, IrnnHJieted business in
Aliiliiml Wednesday.
It's all over town that Hirinhnnlt
tnihls giuirriliteed eeinent walks.
Dr. Alnn-ila M. Martin, osteopathic
j.hvsici.'ill. illilleX eniriilice Hotel Moore'
.lulm Kriner. of the Shorty Hope
mine, near hliiiil, 1 ransni'ti'il loisi-10'S-i
in Me.lfnnl Weilriesday.
Iir. Mim. la M. Martin.
I hysiriaii. office Hotel M.
rut rnoce.
Harrv r ' 11 1 1 urt FOn, gi rierul
and tinihler. cement work ii
Medorl, fir.
'. T. Staples, proprietor of the Ash
land hotel of Ashland, win a business
caller in Medford Wednesday. v
Do yon want a first class business
location on Medford 'b busiest street?
EliBy terms. If so, call on J. ('. Brown,
Palm niock.
Jlv tin- laiL'e increase in sales of
Wiii'tsburg "Pure White'' Flour, it is
itlile plain that Allen &. Ifeagaii 's
lender is a product of oreat Ill-rit. -'
Frank Findliiy. who has been in I
Kastei n Oregon for the past two I
iiioiiths, r'tuitied Tuesday evening. I
:iirn fin-lie in rr with last Tuesday nilit.!
the Km", rid; rcstnnraiit will keep open j
until M'idnigM for the l.en.-iit ..f the
public
I,. .1. l.V'nilinit. houscluiildor and
. ..iitractor. liuiuire at I nsnu
aph office or P. o, llox 7il7. "
id Mis. A. K. Ueaines ot .lacK-
i-ite.l in Meilford Tuesday. I
lai-raiif anoiia; 12. a .1-1 i.'iinH I
"I
i.patl.ic
annex
uit rai-tor
lty.
THB CANDIDATES SEEK '
CONGRESSIONAL HONORS
EIDG It UAt
outiliued from First 'Pa'e.
POKTI.AXH. April l.'i. A big fight
is waging in .Multnomah county among
tne three candidates for the republican
nomination for congress in the second
district W. If. Kllin. holder of the of
fice; ex liovernor (leer and ex-Councilman
Ceorge S. Shepherd. (leer and
Shepherd are working as bard as pos
sible, and Fllis is operating through his
friends at arms' length from Washing
ton.
Heeause (leer and Shepherd are on the
ground, they are attracting the most at
tention in this county. As a matter of
fact, the Fllis forces do not regard this
as their man's county, but th'-y hope
to carry it on account of the tussle be
tween (leer and Shepherd. They fig
ure that this tussle may prevent, enner
lli.r or Shepherd from winning
liolitllll.
ditiou of the bridge and in fact ot
th litii.u of the entire road along
Lj-re, this entrance to the i rater l.ake
.National Park has been almost entirely
abandoned, and the immense travel, eB
I ially in the summer months, which
ordinarily would come this way and
pass through Medford, will be deflect
ed to enter the park via the Klamath
Fulls route. What few travelers go
this way cross this bridge at the risk
of their lives.
Florence Rock Bridge Unsafe.
The Prospect bridge is by no means
jtl nly unsafe one in this section.
j Seven miles this side, at Florence
Kuek, the bridge is equally dangerous.
In this case the county officials have
Mult
JUDGE WHITNEY NAMED BY
DEMOCRATS FOR CONGRESS
t.'lkeil stiff M-ienl
tO post 11 Mllii
ii ill i lit-
lil-.'t!
win.
it .l..s.'ly
mill. -mil' I
tlii' I'ii r ;
-.1 tlx
following
t;Mc ct'ii-
fdlin i rtli h.is P'-
ler tinin till', ih'tiii
il iMiiniiiittri-:
'At tin meeting nf the ilciiKMT.its ..j'
l;irim enniitv. In-Ill lit Sl-iii in April
1, .Iii'ln" J. .F. Whitney nf Allumy wst-t
nwintiiinnsly ;isk-l tit iM-entii' riimli
lat. fur wunhmtion to enntrresK upon
tin- ili'iriiicriitif ticket in your ilistrn-t.
.Iiiilyc Whitney, if iioiniimtcd, will nr
ceit the iinmini.tiiiii and niiilii- a r:nn
I:iijjn. T wish you wmiM .lejise iln
vh:tt you cm in situ ring thr Hr-inn-i-r;it-
in your county to write his nnnio
mi tit" ballot in tin- blank spnef b-fr
t't.r thfit purpose.
1 Vr.iirs very truly,
"Ar.KX. SV'KKK. fhairman. " .
approarli h:i Ik-.
1 awny am!, lik'' tlx
sfniefnre is in Mai
t lie river at any t in
Tin- pb of I'r
Kit; ',cek feel very
which tlmir cim of t
suft'rin iiii'b-r the
tion. aiwl the cases
tiotieil are but two "f a si1
bles which beset the trav
roads thruuh this region.
i.ti,-e of its comlition
sign, whiih notifieH
a lie the pains to ex
that th" bridge hns
n-i iinaf--. A' ihi
in abiitin-iit at one
n em h ely washed
I'l-opeet liri'l-je. the
iiiger 'f L'oini:
into
ail
a ml
!;e.-nly the neglect
lie .oiillty lias been
pie-enr a.lniinitra
if the bri'lges men
i.f a srore nf tnni-
Iir on the
No Ferry at Trail.
-f th,
of
INCREASE IN REGISTRATION
PHOWN IN LANE COUNTY
April 1 I, -Tin- re
At the next i-rossii
low I'loreiiee Ibtck, tli is si'le
t he ferry whii-h m ts 1 1
inaii has (..tl-'l away ami !'
-ix nmnt lis t lien- has b. en n
crossing nr iliis .'.int
l.er I, oil til- L'Piinel 1u le.nl. I ;
I'el'I'V, lulT Met ;-r l.t-'ll
Travfl Ins b tint- . 1 i '-t' " s
I 'or several vv.-.:,s i 1m-
it lie
Trail, m tit v
r the lasr
n way of
tuber has
1.1 a n. -w
ent
Mr.
Mil f'.
1-
lit I'
ill.
1,
In
.pi-i
offei
etlv.
tty
fills
Sohl
Tass,
Wil
flavor; "f
Gol.b-M Gate High Gi
llie reMiiirenieiits most
by Allen Kengaii.
Hon. Toibl ranieron b fl Tm-sila
iiing oi a business trip to Grant
The socialists will u t at tlx
hou Opera House Saturday afternoon
to jilai-e in the field a full county
ticket.
.lames Howard of Klk Greek trans
acted bnniness in Medford Tuesday af
ternnon.
Dr. W. Cameron and wife of Ap
jilegale are visiting in Medford.
There will be work in the A. V. &. A.
"M. at their hall l-Vidav night. All
member a to re(juestl to be present.
M. run in, W. M.
Attorney A. K, Heamet of JnckHon
villrt attended to professional buinen
In Medford Winlm-aday inorninR.
Tho rrnw of thp pity vb. Alfred Smith
for nolliug real estnto without having
procured a license, will .be heard bp
forr Glicnit .ludge Hannn Thursday.
b'epul.lM-rm
in list l'o::.
il-'pemlelit
ii list. J.
ciiltlpl.-te
di.slril.nle
:i;;i;s, .,-n rat it
no party I, rel'ns'
MM, prohibit ioiiisi
i's a t-.'al
. follows:
1 I." I, so-
.1 u::. in
!.-,, pop-the
mile
i. e
nipied. hip mnv
.d th.
tliat.
ifii
ma
.I:-
i'ii st ruiiL'
at'e -I'ut
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M CARREN DEFIES FORCES
OF TAMMANY HALL
NKW YOICK. April l.V A bitter eon
tent between State Senator I'atriek H.
McGairea and th forces led by Chair
man W. .1. Coiineis and Charles K.
Murphy over the seating of McCnrrcn
delegate from Kings county, delayed
the opening of today's session of the
democratic state convention. The
fight was in the credentials commit
tec mid its finish was expected in time
lor tln convention to meet again at 1
o'clock. Meantime the Connors and
Murphy foi.-.s agreed the names
iif Alton H. Parker. Charles P. Murphy,
Ix-wii Nixon uud Charles Pioeb as del
c-at. at bin:'' 'f th" national con
.nti..ii. It was annouii.-ed that Na
th.ni Miais t,mbl 1 f Go- pies
id. l.tt.'.l el..to!s.
I niejil battle bet.Oe the
.i e..-nt iaK S. naioi lc
rl an ult iinat niu t .. Tain
il the ..iianiation nm-t
..( f t he K ius .-..tint y de
I'his exceeds over
egist rat ion for general elec
tion tor IliiHj. hi llt'itt Ihere were ,V1
oeis I'lgisteied for the June election,
i.f which :i i:i; were republicans, I Mil
democrats. The republicans have there
fore increased some ''.i and the demo
crats II.
A.-cor
at the
I. .cat ion
stream,
lOllUle I'
the llin
ANARCHISTS SENTENCED TO
YEARS AT HARD LABOR
HAI'l-:i,ONA. April II. I Hull
ami Ii ih accoinjilices were yeaterilay
fonnil K'liHy 1 culiiilicity in recent
series of bomb expluHions anil anar
chist outrages, ami were sentenced tn
ilnv. Jeiin Knll, Herman Kull, Maria
luerrallo were selltenceil to death, Jose
Hull 17 years, Ainadeo Trilla 4 years
and Francisco Triyneros 14 yejirs of
hard labor. There were other lighter
sentences or aciuittals. The mother of
the Ituruoets, who was one of the ac
complices, slijH-d a knife into the hand
of Herman Hull with which ho attempt
ed suicide, but was frustrated by the
ifunrds.
CIRCUIT COURT NEWS.
llcrtha llutchius vs. Daniel Hutch
ins Suit for divorce; decrc granted.
Marie 11. Vance ct al. vs. .1. D. Hard
et al. llismi.ssesj.
lieorie King vs.
Dismissed.
Krauk l ', Kelsev
Dismissed.
Charles N'iekell vs.
Jinluinenl taken.
A. D. Helms vs. K. N
Defeuilniit iiven until
lo file au answer.
lohn Wolff et al.
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vs. Citv of Medford I
lino; lo r.p..r;. ihe Illicit plan
unity court lonw is to hift the
of the ferry ten miles down
tietw l Sum's Valley mid
lint. l-':iinu' the inhabitants of
r ri'irinn with no direct, means
nf communication whatever and a coun
ty road leadiiH! to the river bank.
A petition has been circuited to call
attention lo the Jesuits which will ac
crue from losing a ferry at this point; i
but still it is tl Id story of nothinn
done. Thus one of the st important
of tl unity highways, which furn
ishes the most direct entrance to the
natioual park, has been allowed to fall
into a condition of danger and well
night inipasasbility al all limes.
Traveled by Garfield.
It was this road that Secretary of
the Interior tiarlield, wheu he visited
here last year, especially urged should
be kept repaired and in good condition,.
The national government is spending,
thousands of dollars iu improving the,
roads in the park, but not even the lit
tle necessary to keep the approaches in
a stnto of safety has been expeuded i
by the county under the present re-:
gime.
The Hear creek bridge, cast of l eu
tral Point, is in danger of going out
by the first flood. The east piers were
undermined a year ago. but nothing
has bceu done since to replace or repair
them. A small sign tells Ihe public the
structure is unsafe.
Jacob Parks
DAM BURSTS.
Wolfe
April
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from Page 1.)
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS
FELT IN SALT LAKE
Al.
Afle
fji.'ll l e
ii d.-ln
Moll
April l.'i. Kive dis
hocks were felt this
Milfoid. soulh of here. The
run from their homes in alarm,
ions diuuitge was done. ' The
Here als. i felt at .Vewhouse.
Ve.
nioci in-v.
I.
T I.AKM
line! cm t llollilki1
. lino ii iug .it
I I'1'' ran
No se
shock.
I'liih.
i ADMIRALTY MAY ORDER
TORPEDO BOATS IMPORTED
CATTLE COMBINE PUT 1
TRICES ON BOOM
states that the flood is rapidly ap
proachiug thai place and that in order
to prevent Ihe destruction of its smelt
nig plant Ihe lloston A Cretan company
ordered the destruction by dynamite of
lllack l-'.agle Pulls. This was done, ma
terinlly lowering Ihe bed of the river
at t III' site of tl uelter. Another
workman, the second victim. wils
drowned.
A sHcial to l In' I iilermoiiiitaiu from
iltv.'il Falls sues the fl I waters .,f
lake have reached I till. I., miles
liver. They are not expected to
the I!. .st. ol Montana tiolter
et.'ll hours.
GREAT EXeiTEniENf IN MEDFORD !
Bill's Store Flooded
WITH SPRING STYLES
of
course
cmx
OJXOON
Attention
When ynii want
QUALITY
wlici her in
.MKDM'iXKS.
STATION Kit Y,
TOli.hT
AK'TICLlvS.
CKJAl.'S
i-iiinc tu the stupe
wliepe
Quality
Counts
Eagle
Pharmacy
A. AY HITMAN,
Ahinasjer.
NKW STOIJK;
OLD LOCATION
House
lll III!
ii :
1,V the
tl. ill.
to lie
pm l.' i -
l.ll. ,M
-.1' 1 '.111.11
pro-
- .1 ii
i.b.l
it
Hint
I doc
. Ihe
I'KTKHsllUtl.. Apiil
il; to 1,'iis, ih,. .-i.linii ;lt V
lo .ildef four ;iOO toll
dest rovers I l oin l-.iigl:iul.
. "ill I. .ii,- lull nun
1.1. Ac
has ,e
t,.,.,-,lo
r u.s..
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
l .O t iiiief
'!: Jacks,.
Something New
hi KiiM.T Tirt- that it will y.y yon t'
inv.ii-.-itf. COMPLETE STOCK,
prompt work, satisfaction guaranteed.
Mitchell & Roeck
GENERAL WAGONERS
Kasi Ttli Street, rear nf Merriman 's
lilac1. smith shop. M.df.ird. Or.
Spring Apparel
for
Women
See the "Business Visitors" at Your
door today
Fine Millinery
New shipment of Plain Sailors, Semi
Dress and Dress Hats, now on Display
25c to $17.50
Tailored Suits
Almost all Sizes for Ladies and Miss
es, Prices Specially Reduced to -
$7.00 to $37.50
Voile Skirts
Assortment all Prices
Re-
A Fine
duced to - -
$10.00 to $29.00
C STREET, NORTH OF JACKSON CO. BANK.
I - A N CO.
MEDFORD S EXCLUSIVE LADIES' STORE.
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MKAlHl'AiiTKKS for Ifigh-(ir:uli T.;1h :(i).l ( nflV.-a, Kxtrm-tn
atnl Sni. , Iliikiuff I'ovler? :itul Itflith-. hina Warn. Clnss-
w;tn. V;tM-, .Tanlinifrfjt. alt kiiuN nf Fum-v Pislifs finil ."i jithI
l".(J(.rit. I'ltimt'Ts,
iMEDFORD TEA and COFFEE HOUSE
LMii WKST SKVENTII STIfKKT.
McOLASHAN A JUNK EN, Props.
PHONE 1051.
Mi.fi!- n... .
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l.n.j.n.'i' 1 '.
Kuy Tii'kets by Wuc.
Sum-I 1mii; wlii. Ii i- .f . Liisni r.iHc
inttTt'n! tu lit.1 ii I I if .'in r.i 1 i mil
In Ii is . i h.i;n u-'t "tH -' ' 'ii.wii
,s t. in ,.' ..ii'i i - ii w il.
,IV''--1 I"'! W ftl it ii'liv '.1' It,- ' ,..! :. I '
I
I ir'. ,1 Sr.xt.
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KAISIIH PRINKS TOAST !
TO KRlTlsn KLAO
lU.I.M.lV. It -1 ti..,,!
("..iln y';t1.- Itl-lt ;i' CUM..!,.) Wiltiilin'
i out 1 1 1 li tl t r i II li.iimr .if .tCt'it .-t of
tli.- Itt.tiOi l.Mtl..ii. l-nj.l:..-.!.!.. tli.
fnll.iM itty t.i:it w:i .lunik"
' ' 1 -IrinK t.t iir ' t"ti;, in. I I
wih th! iIh v tutt i'ut )f miit.il f"i"
llli' Wt'MitTt' nf t lie MiHlil' pt'Hi'i "
I'Hptmii Kecr. tlir fi'iiinmiuler of flit
Itnplni title, li(ti,i fmlier w l.oi J A-i
miml Ktir. n-jtlicl: "Mv t'niher nvtl
to m wiilt rrf.'Tn.'e t owr nini""tv
(111 I )ml creafrl rl rmror
out of w tfitn i btiw ii jrrrti
ftliTim' "
!'. K'i. -I :." 'I !'"..r.t
the ri.ile.) ,'in.l
a.a.ie.l .. 1. -i:i;.he. Iir. -r -h.
,.r! w i : ti i; t.. .'Mtie tier.. i'lpet
;i, ..in in. i. ;t ii 'tis :ni.i iu:i!l i;r nils f
i' in .II lie.' t loll With t It- t ie'm'tJ
mav :iU'i I.e I urn ilie. ;it tin- -;ttn.'
i tim. "
Coal (or S.tle.
I W are m.iw re).;irt tl to turnmli h:iiii
t (iu 1,.1 f..;il :it thf mine, five miU
1 nt ..f tnwu. in a ti v Hiintiint .)eirwi
, " OH .i ton.
Ien t t'f dri'fivtnl h lniiiiK lnp-l
in flour at $1 W jt-r iwiel. rtroni.'
lum in.liitrt llu lvi brM four
t tl.,10 pr ml. Kfrv k nuartn
tft3 Tr it. tf u ' M t
I'v-r-, .i4)t.' flftr) ktll.
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
AND I MEAN WHAT I SAY
The following-goods will be sold out regardless
of cost. Dimonds, Watches, Clocks, Jewelrv
Silver and Silver-Plate-Ware, Musical Instru
ments, China Cut Glass, Statuary, Sewing Ma
chines and Supplies.
M ELWOOD ffajtchaakcf, Jeweler and Optician
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