THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE. UKTM'OlfH
in?., 'n.n'Ri.y.- v. . vx . " 5
MRS. DUNIWAY
UPON SUFFRAGE
Appeal in Campaign Is to Men and
1 ' Not to Women, as Former Battle
; . TJp to Voters to Unlock the Doors
! of the Closed Oltadel of Liberty.
; Portland, Or., April 21.
1 V To the Editor: Will you kimlly per
1 rait me, while thanking you for pub
k lishing my appeal to voters iu your val-
t uahle.iwiue of the ISth Inst., to mid n
i word in reply to your closing pura
I graphl You say, "Mrs. Duniway
i should appeal to the women of Oregon.
: .? When the wc men want suffrage they
will get it," fltev
l- . Your kindness in publishing my
bumble appeal to voters leads ino to
A believe you will allow mo space to say
to your readura that the women of Or
i goa accepted this ndvieo of meu two
4 years .ago and tried it thoroughly. !
-They imported women from the east j
-f. to lead them, and ft most brilliant earn
I paign wub wo god by women nil over
' the state.1 Women, comprising n large
.majority of tho resident women of tlie
k state co-operated with our nutiomil
leaders and made a most strenuous
campaign. Over 700 women went . to
A the polls on election day in different
parts of the stnto and stood, many of
I them all day, in tho rain, handing out
I tickets asking for tho ballot and ex
I erting their woman's ' influence' in
every; honorable way to win. They
I were authorized delegates from woni
en's organizations, representing a large
I majority of tbo women of tho state.
I They nuted upon tho advice of men who
havo -never helped tUe equal suffrage
movement, except by just such atate
I ments as your paragraph contains. The
f result' was exactly as the experienced
I. leaders of- tho suffrage movement iu
Oregon had predicted from the start.
Tho opposition vote arose from a ma
jority of about 2000 in tho year 1000 to
over 10,000 in 1000. Men by tens of
thousands turned a deaf ear to wom
3 en's entreaties, saying as, they knocked
" gently at the closed door of liberty to
which men alone held the key, ' If
women want the ballot let them ask
for it. When they want the suffrage
' they will get it."
Tho women of Oregon who had ac
cepted the advice of their opponents
and mndo that disastrous woman's
i campaign were not to bo fouled a sec
-t ond time. So we again appealed to
our friends, the leading men of the
state, who financed, circulated, signed
I and certified our petitions and gallant
I- ly resubmitted our amendment for us.
It is uow up to the voters at large
to unlock the door of the closed citndel
of liberty and invite us to the ballot
J bor. If we refuse to enter when the
i , door is open the fault will be ours. If
men ngnin rofttse to open to us when
we knock the fault is theirs. Please
don 't lav tho blame of our disfrnn-
ekisement lfi us. One woman, late of
K Massachusetts, scoured tho whole state
: in January nnd February of this year
.'t ' for names of women to use as her "re
4 monstrants," and secured 1!) besides
her own. We, the suffragists, have an
i alliance or affiliation of 40,0n0 organ
2 izt'd women who are quietly asking you
to open the door. We are not beating
tambourines or tooting horns, lint we
are Borenely awaiting our enfranchise
ment through the votes of men. If you
fail us now them is but one alternative
and that is to try again.
'Behold, we stand nt the door and
knock." Yours for liberty,
A THO ATT, SCOTT DUNTWAV.
' ORDINANCE NO. 152.
- An Ordinance providing names and
numbers for the streets and avenues
of the City of Medford, Oregon.
Whereas, thwo are a number of
streets in the city of Medford, Oregon,
which have no official names nr desig
nations; and,
Whereas, certain names heretofore
given to the streets of the city occur
iu-duplicate, or are otherwise deemed
undesirnblo; and,
Whereas, the (J renter Medford club,
in conjunction with a committee of
this council, have revised tho names of
the streets and avenues of said city,
and have recommended the adoption of
certain names nnd numbers for nil of
said streets, which names and numbers
have been inner iled upon the said re
apectivo streets and nvenues upon the
official plat of said city by the city
engineer, in accordance with said rec
ommendatioDs;
Now therefore, tho City of Medford
doth ordain as follows:
That hereafter tho respective names.
numbers and designations of the streets
and avenues of the City of Medford
Orerron.. shall bo and are hereby offi
eially declared to bo as shown upon the
.official plat of said city, as this date
revised and corrected by tne city engi
neer, and that the respective names nnd
numbers so shown upon said plat, and
do others, shall be used in establishing
anv svstem of murking or indicating
the names of said streets which may lie
by this council authorized or adopted.
The foregoing ordinance was passed
by the City Council April 21, 100S.
Trowbridge voting aye, Kifert aye,
Wortman aye, Merrick aye, Hafer aye.
01 well absent.
Approved April 21, 10".
J. F. KKDDY. Mayor.
Attest: BEN.T. M. COLLINS.
Recorder.
Cost of Anti-Bat Campaign.
Thf rat campaign of Snn Frnnrwo
ban rnwi'iip lo the pri-wnt timi" about
375,(M0, and, aroording to the rati
matn of the fwlfrnl health nuthoritiM.
tfc citr health authoritioa and tho ('it
irena' health eommittee, it will fn.t
Ohout ri4nifM"H more to enrry it to com
pletion, nr a total of l,ni."i.non.
Marina and George Tanca and their
families nt Fonts f'reek were Medford
hnalnM. e.1ljM tftelnMit.. tnrinni
IjBM M.mA fn tlx. ,pu nt MimI...
lug an tutomobUe.
MRS. GEORGE BROWN
DEAD AT HER HOME
Beloved Wife of County Commissioner
Passes Away Would Have Celebrat
ed Golden Wedding Within a Few
Days Two Other Aged People Dead.
Mrs. Man Jane Hmwu, wife of Geo.
Brown, county commissioner, died at the
family home in Eagle Point Wednes
day afternoon at 2 o'clock, after an
illness extending over a period of five
mouths. iSlio was born at the manu
facturing town of I'ddersfield. Kug
land, June 11, ls;tl), und had been a
resident of tins vallev for almost 4S
years. The old pioneers of the valley
will long bear her in mind us one of
rhe mont even tempered and placid- na
tures who ever graced a homo and made
of it a veritable heaven on earth.
Burn of Scotch-Knglish ancestry, Mrs.
Hrown was noted fur domesticity and
home-loving, and concentrated her ef
forts upon bringing about the wolfare
of her family nnd children to the ex
clusion of all else. In all Oregon there
was not to be found a woman whose ef
forts in bringing domestic hnppincHH to
tlmse she loved wero more pronounced
than were hers, nor one whose efforts
were more successful in this regard
But a few months more would have
elapsed until she and her husband would
havo celebrated their golden wedding,
having been married iu Racine county,
Wisconsin, in TS'iH. Tn 1S60 they wend
ed their wav westward with an ox team
colony nnd reached Jackson county in
the fall of that year, whero the mines
of Jacksonville attracted them, and mi
til about ISSfi the comity seat town was
their home. There they reared a family
of ten children, all of whom survive,
with the exception of one son, who was
the victim of an untoward accident
when he was almost grown.
The funeral will take place Friday
morning at 9 o'clock" from the family
residence at Eagle Point. Tho inter
ment will be at the Jacksonville cemo-
tery, whero the eortego will arrive at
about the hour of noon. Friends of tho
family aro all invited to attend.
RESOLUTION.
Be it resolved by the City Couucil
of the City of Medford, Oregon, the
Mayor approving, That thoro be, and is
hereby called, a special election in said
city for tho purposo of submitting to
the voters or said city for their ap
proval or rejection, a proposed amend
moot to Section 100 of the City Char
ter of said city, nnd such other mat
ters us may lnwfully be brought up
at said election; that said election be
held upon the 9th day of May, 1008,
between the hours of ft a. m. and 5 p. in.
of sit id day.
That the following are hereby destg
anted and appointed as the polling
places, and tho judges- and clerks ut
said election:
For the First Ward Polling place.
old ( ity Mall, over Raskins' drug store,
Judge, Oeorgo A. Jackson.
Judge and clerk, J. Willeke.
Judge and clerk, F. M. Jordan.
For the Second Ward Polling place,
sample room, Hotel Nash.
Judge, V. J. Emorick.
Judge and clerk, D. G. Karnes.
Judge nnd clerk, H. H. Harvey.
For the Third Ward Polling place
City Hall.
Judge, A. T. Drisko.
Judge nnd dork, F. M. Stewart.
Judge and elerk, C. K. Collins,
The foregoing resolution was adopted
by the City Council April 22, 1008,
Trowbridge voting aye, Eifert. aye,
Wortman aye, Merrick aye, Olwell aye,
Hafer ayo.
Approved April 22, IMS.
J. F. REDDY, Mayor.
A 14 est: BEN.T. M. COLLINS,
Recorder. 32
OKDIXANCE NO. inn.
An itrdinanco ntithoriing anil direct
ing tlie execution of an agreement for
the purchase of water rights for the
city of Medford. Oregon, and providing
111., form and lernia thereof.
The f'ity of Medford dotli ordain an
follows:
Section 1. That the Mayor and He
corder of the f'ity of Medford, Oregon,
are hereby authorized and instructed to
malte, enter into and execute, together
with M. V. Hanley of Jackson county,
Oregon, nn agreement in writing In
words and figures as hereinafter set
forth, and the terms and conditions
of the said agreement as herein set
forth are hereby approved, ratified and
confirmed.
Section 2. That snid agreement In
writing shall be in words and figures
as follows:
This Agreement, made and entered
into this day of April. lf8. by and
between M. P. Hanley, tha first party,
and the City of Medford, a municipal
corporation, of Jackson county, Oregon,
the second party.
Witnesseth, That tha find party, for
and in consideration of tho sum of one
dollar, nnd of other good and rnluablc
considerations, to him in hand paid,
and the receipt of which is acknowl
edged hereby, and the covenants and
agreements on the part of the second
party to be by it kept and performed,
undertakes and agrees that If, on or
before July 1, 1!0, the second party
shall cause to be paid to the first party
nr his order, the sum of twenty five
thousand dollars, ten thonsand thereof
in cash and fifteen thousand thereof in
fifteen thousand dollars in face value
of the regular issuo of its negotiable
water bonds, bearing interest at the
rate at which the balance of said reg
ular issue of water bonds are to be is
sued, nr. in lien thereof, cash in the
sum of fifteen thonsand fcllnrs. at
option or the S.T...IO pan..
nnrlv will make, execute :M cl
liver to the second party
Y of -Ti.'
evance of 9 1
sufficient deed of conv
the rights of the first party to ti
inse of the waters of Wan f'any
..j ,.t t.,nA Cnrnn not herein re
I .J P;l,t to tllC Ue of
all of the wateni of said itrcams he-
longing to tho Ilauley ditctus known i
as the Upper Ditch, having at its head
a carrying capacity estimated at 56-J !
miners' inches; thj Long Cauyou Ditch, j
having at its head au estimated carry-'
uig capacity of 3(30 miners' inches, and
the Lower Ditch, having an estimated
carrying capacity of more thau 100
miners' inches; the rights to be so con
veyed being 'for the use , of not less
than 300 inches, miners' measurement
under a six-inch pressure, to be divert
ed by the second party, either at the
heads of said ditches, respectively, or
at some point upon the laud now owned
by the first party; said Wassou Can
yon nnd Long Canyon being streams
which together form i tributary of the
North Fork of Little Butte Creek, in
acksou county, Oregon; with the right
in the second party to enter upon the
laud of the first party to be described
in said deed, and to establish upon said
land such bulkhead .or bulk heads us
shall be deemed by the second party as
necessary to divert and lead said Hat
ers from the watershed of the stream
to the city of Medford, or elsewhere.
:uid to establish and build upon said
land such pipeline or pipelines ns said
second party shall deem necessary for
said purposes, the point of location of
said bulkheads and the right of way
for said pipelines to be established by
tho engineer of the second party with
out unneei'ssnrv delav, und to require
the use of 1mch lands as will least in
jure the property of the first party.
onsistent with diversion nnd taking ot
sa id wnt or by t he second part y ; the
amount of land so taken to be confined
tu tho actual requirements of the sec
ond party, and tlie same to be definite
ly described in additional deed from
the first party, hereinafter mentioned.
For said consideration and as a part
of the same transaction, the first party
shall enter into an undertaking with
one or more sufficient suret ies to be
approved by the second party, iu the
sum of ten thousand dollars, and shall
deposit iu a bank to be agreed upon by
the parties, water bonds of the second
party so taken in payment, iu the sum
of fifteen thousand dollars face value,
as a pledge, that if at any time within
ten years from date thereof the right
of the second party to the use of H00
inches, miners-' measurement, under, a
six-inch pressure, of said water, shall
be taken from the second party by
any person, firm or corporation claim
ing the right to the use of said waters
by rights other than those riparian to
said Wassou Cunyou, Long Canyon,
the North Fork of Little Butte Creek,
or the streams into which they or any
of t hem flow, or if the quantity of
water available to said city fall below
300 inches, as abovo set forth, then,
upon the receipt of a deed from the
second party or its nssigns or success
ors, lo the, first party, of nil the rights
and property conveyed iu said deed of
the first party, the first party will pay
tn the second party the sum of twenty
five thousand dollars, fifteen thousand
dollars of which may be repaid in the
second party's water bonds, if the same
be still held in pledge; in said under
taking of the first party shall be an
addil ional obligat ion upon tho first
party to defend, for the period of ten
years from tho date thereof, the sec
ond party 's right to tho use of 300
inches, miners ' measurement, under a
six-inch pressure, of the waters so con
veyed, as against all persons, compa
nies or corpora t ions claiming the use
to the same or any part thereof by
'righls other than riparian to the
st renins herein mentioned, but in the
event that said water shall not be di
verted bv the second party by the dale
of said undertaking, then the timo
within which the first party shall so
defend the neht of the seeoud party to
the nan of said quantity of water shall
he therein extended until ten years'
from the date of tho divormon of said (
water from tho wntcrnheilh of T.onc
Canyon, Wasson Canyon nnd Lit Ho
Wise Talks By
the Office Boy
aa
Pa aays a rosa by any other
name would be jtinl as expen
sive back cast this time of year.
I sometimes think he pines for
the pinny woods in old Pcnub
sent, Frnppe f'ounty, Maine,
where he was raised but that's
one thing yours truly never
yearns for. The ;ond mountains
nnd the good old ocean and nice
old Oregon atino.phere are gM.d
enough for ni . Hut it's all in
how you were raised. Pa likes
clnni chowder and com on the
cob, and harvest apples nnd a
lot of tiling that a kid who
was born this side of tlie snow
sheds hasn't had much chance
to get acquainted with. Tlioi.e
who have lived on both ! I' s of
this great country and livid
long enough to know ul.at's
what can all tlen" thir:
.put as nice one pln-0'i an
hi t, if y Itiff when- 'o ln;v.
'.t mm r f r -ni
DM! ! .!' as aire if)
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sand,
e.) trAt Tntr thiiu's that
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w
itc.
O
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iintte OiveU; but
extend Cu- time tr u. r n.hi - . i p
rights longer than thirteen yeai. i :i
tho date of said Nmi.I. &
In said dyed oi; i'ue p. tin Le
hall reserve to liiinll :yid his ;j
ors the riglit tn ih. us. ot k h.., ) j
of the waters el s:il l.'i
Wasson Canyon ;t-. la-.'
shall not diert Uum s.iid -.tiv-,.;
reservation, however, not in u:vui;
iuteifeie with tho riyiil of tli -
party to nst all or any kiyx of
water of either el said s!i:u;f ;
I he delivery of said tbd, and as a
ttiderntion therefor, the tiit p.irtv
in said deed obligate himself an 1 his
suvc-.'ssors to put t a beiu-tVial u-v
sufficient of tlie waters of s:ii.l Mii i:i;s
not diverted by the second p.u'ty '.
fully protect the rights of il
party to the use o: ail o
said streams as yia
And for said collide rut
party further agrees that
tho execution ol h:s s;;i
delivery thereof a: tho b-1
shali furnish Into with a pn
lion of lands regain d fo
and other purpos' s of A:
rights of way upon and u-r
parly 's said lauds, h . '
cute and deliver lo l!..
for said cous-iderat tor. .
ficit nt derj 40 Cu- i ui i
by its said bulhhead;; a
."ii. 'es tor linert in;; snvi waier
a rieht of way for flu'1 sail r
but the said fit'M iv;rty sk:H n
ijtiire.l to furnish lo or .vi;iv
said s.Tond party v'.,h o'"
its :-aid pipolim s o or :my
other thau those ouitrd dy hi:
And for sai'l consider:! I rotes.
end paiU uii.lei-la' es and a 'i -. s ihat.
on or. before July 1. I'l'1. i: will pay
to the first parly or his oH,-r ii;o Mini
of fvi-nt v-five
thousand dollars thereof hi cir-h and
t'il'tei'ii thousand dollars in such of its
wal'T bon is as are a!' ve m--a;i uied,
or in li' tl of said fifteen thon::in ! l d
I.V.'s in bonds. fift""n thousand dollars
in cash, at its option. Th.it
fifteen thousand dell.irs bo iroi
by the second partv in- waler bond-1, as
herein provided, then the hr.i piny,
in lien of pledging tho sino- ns al.oe
pru i-ied. shall furnish a good aid stif
fieient undertaking iu the m.ui of iwvn
ty -five thousand dollars in-iead ef flu
sum of ten thousand as above sei i'ir:h.
The rights 'if eminent domain i"1 v oi
hereafler possessed by the
shall be at .he disposal of lh
partv in the event that he n-piiie
righls in defending -tlie rights bv
deeds granted to the so. ..nd part
in witness when
has hereunto set his hand
the second party has caused iln ;" ;
nits to Ie s'u'ned by iis mayor an 1
eonb'r and its official seal f o b-
iach" I to this and anoiln-r of like !
nnd date, tho day and war fir-;! al
written, by anlhoril
duly eiia.t.d by it
approvd by the n,
Witnesses:
Ml llV I'1.
Bv
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Ah to i-xr.-ut it'll liy 'i! v i.f
ford.
Tlie t'lTciiin or.iii;inc'' win .
by the Cily Coin
i April I I.
1-jtVvl
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ortniiin aye
M. rrieh
Dlu.d!
Hafer nye.
A'iro.d April 11, 1
.1. l- l.'KDhV, Mavur.
Attest: I;i:..f. M . I'OM.IN'S,
If' corder.
Something Nnv
In lliibbor Tires that it. will ji yn f
invest ioute. CJJMPI.F'.TE fii'O'Jli
prompt work, !;:Ui?f:xctivn i;u.
r,l.
Mitchell S
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