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THE MED10UD DAJLI TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OR.. WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1908-
Bedford Daily Tribune
A Livt Paper In a Live Town.
. blished every evening except SufcOay
Medford Publishing Company.
O. PUTNAM, Editor and Manager.
Admitted as Second I'iusa Mutter iu
'it Pnitoffic ut Medford, Oregou.
Subscription Rates;
'we month, by mail or mrrlxr. . , .$0.fi0
te year, by muil fl.OO
" KEEP UP THE STANDARD.
Tut ropulaliuii of this viilh-v ttinl
(hftei'iully of Mio purliuii ut' it tlirevt
1 (.untiKiiuiiH t Mcdioni, tr Htiiifrinr
lirsl clasn fruit of different, kiuritt in
utraady firmly eatHblihcd. Jndel, it
i.miv be iiHcsried that ecrtitin roui-iH
'"f this vicinity have inndr tlim region
j'jirnous, awl imve CHtubl initial u tii
jidteh record in tlie rustem nmrketw.
Thin being the chw it is exceed
iugly important Hint the reputation
Alined hhouM be maintaineil and in
reaM-d, and to thin end every fruit
grower should, bth ;is it matter of
pride in hifl homo region and with a
view to profit tto himjtclf, eontribute,
What out JifiM done otuorft can do; what
a few havo dnae many ean do. The
idiinate h about the .same on an nv
erao for one itn for until htr; tliere is
it a nbuntlauce of land piai-tieally a
good as that on whieh fruit wan ruined
that coinmauded word breaking price.
The result deM-nd rbicfly mi the tare
,aud painn tuken iu belrctioii, pJautiii,
npntyiug, iMiltiviiti.-n, picking and p.'n' k
. inj ;that id to flay, on the man.
Fruitgrowing m a Meiem-e. Tlu bap
hazard, happy go hwky Any for fruit
i ulturo are past. Knmigh brains and
. hibor expended on a few a left will in
lime yield large profits and make the
owner indepemb-nt. The men who de
servo to nueeeei) will bo mire tit Hue
.eed in tliis highly favored region.
And Htieh uh don't eare wliellier they
Mtcceed or not or who are uot willing
io put forth tho efPorta neceHnry for
HiieeeHH must not be allowed to cause
injury and Iunh to their more energetic
and puhlit; Hpirited neighbors No ninu
inuHt be compelled hi work ur to work
iu u certain way, but neither mus any
one ho neglect bin orchardrt that they
become a menace and a source of iu
jury and loss to othern.
The outside world is beginning to
hear nbout the Hague Kiver valley, and
Homo little fractions of it are beginning
to sit up and lake notice of what in
being done and can lie done hero. And
tho number of such people will increase,
, and of I hem many will come lo iu
(piire and investigate. They are to be
, welcomrd, und should be encouraged to
find homes here, Keep the standard of
products high, and help to increase both
ibe.ir volume and their excellence, and
ihus gradually, even rapidly, this won
. it or fully rich and favored but largely
, overlooked region will come into it
own.
Tomorrow is the big ball auie of (be
senHon. Partisan enthusiasm and good
natural rivalry promise to make the
.-(Mitest full of exciting inomentN. From
the first hurst of Medford 's military
band, which will head the grand street
parade, until t he last ball is pitched
across tho plate at the end of (he ninth
inning, JliA' excitement will be intense.
, Both the team of profemdonal men and
the inerchantM already boast of victory.
Tho gate receipt h will be applied to
tho baud uniform fund and park tin
provemeiit fund, both of which merit
the best support.
Members of the Commercial club,
their wives and friends, and every one
- interested in tho sport, should be on
hand to make the occasion a gala day.
WHAT ATTORNEY SMITH'S OPIN
ION MEANS, ir CORRECT.
The mandamus proceedings instituted
in the enunty court to compel a ehaue
of Medford precincts by exdudiiiK all
t erri t ory from .Vort h n nd Hout It M ed
- fori preeinets outside of the municipal
corporation will not bn pressed for a
hearing. The reason actuating those
who iustttuted the proceedings is that
any voles cast on the prohibition tpieh
turn at the .luge election in the two
Medford preeincs pwill be illegal and
void and o n bo thrown out upon a
contest after the election if any iti
Kens of Med foid should so desire. Tin
eause of this decision is a legal opin
ion furninhcd by Robert O. Smith of
lirntiU I'atts, Or. la thin i. pinion Mi.
Smith Hfiyn, there i no doubt but that
the local option law, an far an the City
of Met ford in concerned, wmm repented
by the amendment ui:ule to the Med
ford charter bv the legislative nssn
My of the year IJei.V T'ae Tribune ha
procured n copy of the .ipiniun. wliicli
it publisher iu full for the informal oi
itn renders. (f t h eonclni'Mu
reachM by Mr. Smith :ne corrcci tin
result, nf the prohibition ciinnet effect
the sale of lbpior within the I'itv ot'
Medford. and if the county i, s t( lob
phonld go dry, find (blowing nut i.f tlo
vote rait in the two Medford pnviti.'M
would lee a majority aain-t pr.du
bition in the nut nf the omnt. On ,mii
und will be done.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
O. ft C. Rail road company to A.
V. Hunt, IS'l neren in ttectiou 7.
township rang 4 F. ,)
Prank V. Kaulkn to William A.
Colby. IH.it" aereM in tivtion 7.
township .'t. range 1 V :too
Agathn Ttradenhurg to K. V. lbd
n, property in Misllord tl.Vi
Vred Owen to (J. I.. Wation. V
aeren nf mining property ... I
C. 8. Itrooks to A. S. StnrgiH. bt
2, Mock 7. Kendal' addition to
. Medford .1im
clnr H Hird'cve to A. .Mar
tin, bmd in tonn'.hip .'ttl. range
4 W
J. .V Tryor t William .1. Knigk
tont 1 aero in I) I. II, town
nhip 'AM. range 1 W
.1. T. Kndn to .1, K. Itownrth,
projHTty in Oavi' addition to
THE COMINO ATTRACTION.
The advuntc wale of t-uu for "Mm.
Temple's Telegram" opens at Kaskiu'tf
tomorrow (Thursday) morning. The
engagement in for one night, Haturday.
May 1(1, uud the curtain wijl be held
until li o'clock to enable our' inerchantM
to attend. iJclow we give the porrl.md
notice from yesterday's Oregonian:, by
Arthur A. (in-ene:
"It is properly a matter of general
regret t hal tin engagement of ' Mrs.
Temple "s Telegram, the funniest of
recent farces, was fnr one night only.
The Heilig should have been crowded
for at lens! four performances and it is
pruel ically certain that tonight there
would have bct-u a clamor at the box
office, for there would have been no
empty neath had there been more of
this delightful attraction. It was iu
the nature of it return engagement for
the Stock well Maefiregnr compnny
played it here last fall with the great
est success.
Last night 's performance possessed
especial interest from the fact that Wil
liam Rerun id appeared iu the principal
role. Now, Will Bernard is one of
Portland's downright favorites. He has
been known for labors oft and good
these five years and more. As stage
director and actor he Ims filled no small
place iii tho atlentioa of local theater-goei-H
since the orgaui.at ion of the
original Raker Slock company.
It was, therefore, uu added pleasure
to see him iu the leading role of this
excruciatingly funny play, ami to ac
cord him I In- praise which was justly
duo him for a consummate perform
ance. At the end of the second act h
was given an enthusiastic curtain call,
including the customary demand for u
speech, which he failed to accede to.
William Pet nurd will be long remem
bered for his work iu the exacting light
comedy rule of Frank Fuller. It is
among the best things he has ever done
in Portland, and the parts he has
played well here are legion.
Xorval Muctiregor, pleasantly re
membered from his engagement at the
Mil iiinjiiii last summer, appears effect
ively as Jack Temple, and Margaret
Snow, the most recent "College Wid
ow," to visit Portland, played Mrs.
Temple. Joseph Ihiiley, who was also
in the slock season at the Marquam a
year ago, plays the butler very urtia
t ically. Other members of the cast are
new to Ibis city, but each one is (piile
creditable to the maaagemenl, A large
audience liked Mrs. Tcmpel 's Tele
gram' iiumciittcly last night, and as has
been heretofore remarked, I he pity is
that the engagement was so brief. It
is good for other repeats here and the
local public will In' glal to hear of its
retain iu the near future.
TO REMEDY A TINKERING
OF STATE LAWS
Itlue Mountain grange of l.a (irande
has very widely started a git at ion to
prevent the indiscriminate une of the
initi;ifie ;ind n-ferendum, Kutirely to
iiiauy propi.sii ions of small general tin
port a lice hn ve I a placed before the
people of Oregon to be passed upon at
the .luneclectioll.
The follow iny are t he resolut ions
passed by the grange:
Wherens, We regard the in it in) i vi
and referendum as a reserve power to
be used with discretion;
Whereas, We would regard it se
rious to lose the initiative and refereu
diim in its present form, for it is mis
used :
"M. Many measures are initiated
uienKures affeteing local or private
intereslH and concerning which the gen
eral public in uot inform d and is not
directly interested;
" (L'li. Const it ut iouat ameiidmeutti are
freipieaily made to hang uncertainly
over tin- people, amendments threaten
ing the business Htability o fhle state
and creating a feeling of nneertointy as
to business relat ioiiH and com! it ions; j
and I
"Whereas, We believe adeipiate rem
I'dy would be found in making it more
lit'ficult for onh initiative and refer
endum act ion to be enacted ini o lad ;
therefore be it
' evolved, My Itulue Mountain
grange, .No. .tto, That we urge (be slate
grange of Oregon to take action to
amend the initiative and referendum to
t he const it ut ion of ( tregou along the
following lines:
' I. Any measure, not a constitution
a I amendment, referred to t lie people
hy initiative petition shall take effect
and become the law when it is nit if led
(instead of by a majority of the vote
cuhi ill, icoiO by a majority of all the
voles ciihI at the election.
' Any measure referred to the pen
pie by icfcr, iidum petition shall be
..l.sidn. il rejected and oid when re
M.Kr.l int-o.ttd ..(' b ;i majority ,,f the
k.h . ;ti it,l, .n b a majority of :ill
'he votes cast at the election.
' ' ny con-t itutional amendment,
whether referred to the people by ini
tiatixe petition or by legislative ns
. Miblv. hIkiM tako effect and become
tl.e ';mv win ii ratified (instead of by a
majority of the votes ent thereon) by
'in )' r cent of nl (the votes eaM at
the cli'i'tinn and not otherwise."
PATIENT SHOWS SCARS HE
WAS GIVEN IN SIBERIA
Tl.
wmy of Ku;ti:i' t iviiliih-nt of
Ilspluynl Ik Iho lilt. II. I
lli' l iiilriil Kiiui.n.l ho.pi
mylit. when S.'iiHltt Hoiiawill
.,1
I. .1 U:lll. I of :i(ii .I.-Ih.'V !Vt'!im, Wll.
"Jt l " ili;il institution for Irout
in. Tl.. iiuiii ki. k 1'oto ilo.'p H.'ftr
l ol Mv.'ivcl from tho Ik.Ii .liiiiiiir :i
I,.
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ninirii to -,,1,,'iii, .nut Hip victim np
piniv.l Iii.:i! wnvk from Ilia tor
Inn of I'.' ojhh" imprisonment in thf
.ult mm.. Iniiii ..irvot lirnl til
llio I'orn.-r oi I'lo-iti,- inl. Motittromory
Uli'om i:i-i inKl.l Hi;.:i.iir:ifl nin
klini-ki'il lo I Ii,- piiv.iiH'iu liv tlt'orgi
llroon. n liiinki i on li:iil,,v ivmi,'1
.-mil MiHliiinot u fi:tt'linc of tho nkllll.
Ho will irulntily lio.
Conrei to AdJon.ni Mjr ai
W.VMlllMiTO.V, My Kt. t run.
icUveen t. Ifiidcts of the.
Classified id vertiseraents
One Cent a Word No siogU iCMi.
tlous leu than 15 cents. Six Insertions
for tho price of four. Seventy five
centa a line per month.
WANTED Dishwasher at Hotel Nash.
Pl'RNisTfErT'ROOMli TEedTDell,
dv pontoffiee.
i-'OJi SALE Fresh niiiifa tni. Inquire
at Coas residence.
WANTKD To buy from 100 to 300
head of stock sheep. Write Box 131,
Medford, Or.
WANTED Uirl for guueral housework;
must be good cook; wages $.10. Hotel
Nuh.
I TEAM WANTKD One or both marcs,
I with unoii, harness, etc. complete; in
good condition, See j ouug, Tribune
LOST A small brown combination
pocket bonk. Finder please leave, ut
this office.
VOH 8ArE 5 room bungalow, just fin
ished; cheap if gold soon.' See Guy A.
('hilders.
rOK SALE Yo ung geutlo cow for
salo; price $40. R E. Morrison, B.
P. D. No. , Griffin Creek.
WANTED Teu teamstera with teams
wanted by Western Oregon Orchards
Co. at oneo; good wages.
FOR SALE Reo runabout in good con
dition. I need a larger machine. L,
B. Warner, Jr., at Warner's store.
FOUND On tho road from Medford to
Jacksonville, a baby's white coat. Call
at Tribune office.
FOR BALE A $2000 mortgage, gilt
edge seeurity, no tues, 8 per cent net.
Inquire of the Medford Realty ft Rent
al Co., Medford, Or.
FOR SALE Complete furnishings for
5 room cottage; bargain if taken -at
once. Mrs. V. P. Cameron, corner 10th
and Ji streets, West Medford. 50
PARTY wishes to get loan of $300 on
40 ucreB of raw land that is worth
$1000; good abstract; will pay 10 per
cent. Lock Box G50.
FOR SALE I! ray mare, weighing 1030
pounds, gentle, not afraid of automo
biles, with week-old colt. Apply W.
I. Brown, or Box 834, Medford'. 51
RUNABOUT for sulo cheap; thorough
ly equipped with odometer, acetelyne
lights, top, etc. A. O. Allen, Medford,
Or.
FOR SALE Choice fruit and grape
lauds nenr Jacksonville. Call and see
Jacksonville Real Estate Co., Jack
sonville, Or.
FO 7tH AL EO ii W 1 TS. Cream Sop
rntor, No. fi; 000 capacity; good as
new; cost $80; will soil for $;0. R.
C. Hcnstey, Central Point.
FOR SALE S. N. Subdivision is in the
market now; choice ten acre tracts,
best location iu the valley. L. Nee
demeyer, Jacksonville.
l.t NT Ladies gold hunting case
watch, black leather fob; lost be
tween 7th st. and cemetery Sunday
afternoon. Finder return Tribune, re
ceive reward.
FOR SALE Automobiles, cheap;
Thomas 10, -in first-class condition ;
good as new; $S00 worth of extras;
Cadillac runabout, good . condition.
Will pay to investigate these curs. C.
1L Snyder, IS It street. 50
FOR HALE White Leghorn eggs for
settling, 50 cents fnr 15, from flock
of 4K hens picked from 500 standard
bred Whito Leghorn chickens. Dr.
(loble, phone No. 103, Medford; also
pasture for cows inside city limits.
COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON
RAPIDLY BECOMING EXTINCT
i'he following is from an editorial
in the Portland Journal relative to the
salmon industry:
Sulniuii are steadily petering out In
the Columbia river. From pienent pros
pects it will only be a few years till
they have almost disappeared. Then peo
plo will wonder why sufficiently striu
gent measures were not taken to pre
serve thin great and vastly valuable
industry. Hut apparently it is impossi
hie to do this. Fishermen are concerned
about profits this year and next rather
than the industry a decade or genera
tion hence.
LAND DEAL LEADS TO 1
WARRANT FOR ARREST j
SKATTU:. WiihH.. May X In
complaiut tiled by Jean Komuuo, pro
prietor of the America Auto Machine
works. Frosecutiuj; Attorney MeKintosh
this nutrniiii: ismil a warrant for the;
,o.i of c. c. nolrom, a prominent
s.,,lo ,:, .now livi in San Fmn-;
oim-o. The rhnri;i' in obtaining monoy
uiulor fiildo prctpmit-A and the amount
involvrii in i'.'S.W. 0. O. Boloom ia a
brother of V. W. Holt-om. hind of tho
Uolt-otii Mills, Inc., of Itnllard. Harry
IUiIi-oiii in auothor brothor. All of thoj
llolioiu brolliorn nro woll known in
liinihor manufacturing riroles. Tho di
rrct i-hiirgo aflaiii!l I'. C. Rolcom in that
hi- piiri'htiHiHl lro lot-, with mpni-y fur
in. hod by Romano, tho complainant, nud
Ihrn doiitiit tho proiwrty to hi., broth
er, William M. Molcom. one of tho boat
known lumbermen of tho Pncifio north
west. To The
HAVINO INSTALLED MACHINERY
FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF
HIGH GRADE K'K ( REAM, W E ARK
PREPARED TO KILL ALL ORDERS.
l.AROE OR SMALT. DELIVERIES
MADE TO ANY PART OF THE CITY.
SPECIAL ORDERS OIVEN OUR
PROMPT ATTENTION. ORDER AT
MEDFORD BOOK STORE OR
CREAMERY.
JLqpujp. H ivpr Creamery
ALL NEW GOODS !
Dry Goods, Haviland China,!
Semi-Porcelain, Jardiniers
and Crocks. Trunks, Suit
cases and Telescopes.
Where you get right prices.
Ward's Cash Store i
BUSINESS CABDS.
H. E. MORRISON,
Physic in u und Surgeon,
Office: Medford National Bank Bldg.
J. T. ANKROM,
WELL DICOER. MEDFORD, OR.
Prices right. Pumps Furnished when
Wanted. !
BALL ft GLOSCOCK,
Contractors und Builders.
All Work On a ran teed.
Office with 0. H. Pierce ft Son.
Phone 653. P. O. Box 771.
WILLIAM 0. DEBLEY,
Resident Piauo Tuner.
Special Rates by the Year.
Headquarters at Hale's Piano House.
All Work Guaranteed.
P. O. Box 503, MEDFORD, OREGON.
DB. A. B. SWEET
Physician and Surgeon.
Office at Residence.
Wm. M. Colvig, Medford, Or.
COLVIG ft DURHAM,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Geo. H. Durham, Grants Pass, Or.
Medford Furniture Co., Undertakers
Day phono 333; Night Phones: C. W.
Cnnklin 405; J. H. Butler 14S.
PRIVATE DETECTIVE ANL COL
EEOTION AGENCY.
Lock Box 80S. Medford, Or.
E. R, 8EELY. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Modern Equipped Operating Rooms.
X-Ray. Office Hours, 10-12, 24 P. M.
Office in Jackson County Bank Bldg.
GO TO DB. GOBLE FOB YOUB
GLASSES.
Optical Parlor iu Perry's Warehouse,
SEVENTH STREET.
"Hn Has No Other Business
Golden
Grain
Granules
100 PER CENT PURE
CEREAL COFFEE.
It tastes like eoffee. It looks
like eoffee and it smells like
coffee, but is pure roasted
grains, blended so as to pro
cure the best flavor, the
greatest strength and an ar
ticle which young and old
may drink morning, noon
and night.
Golden Grain Granules is
especially recommended to
those suffering from heart
trouble, nervousness, eonsti-
.. ,
Patloll. llllllgestU'll, dvspep
j , s),ma(lll troubles,
Nearly 2-pound package
for 2."n nil retail grocers.
Wholesale by
P. B. Theiss & Co.
Medford. Or.
Public
Graduate
Wladhen
Clothes that
Fit and Have
Style
All-wool clothes, like ours; that are made by the world's best tailors, who have
been doing nothing but making clothes for the last fifty years.
THY ONE. IT'S A PLEASURE TO SHOW YOU.
SUITS -
$15.00 to $40.00
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW IN IlOSfERY AND NECKWEAR.
SEVENTH
POLITICAL CARD&.
MAHLON PURDIN,
Candidate for
RKPRESENTATIVE
On Statement No. 1.
Favors g'mntnteod bank deposit.
D. H. MILLER,
AXDIDATE for REPRESENTATITE
On Statement No. 1.
J. B. NEIL.
Democratic Nominee.
FOR COUNTY JTJDOE,
WILBUR A. JONES,
Democratic Nominee.
' FOR SHERIFF:
B. F. MTJLKEY,
Ropubliean Nominee for
OISTKKT ATTORNEY'.
W. T. OBIEVE,
of . Prospect, Flounee Preeinet,
Republican Nominee for
COUNTY ASSESSOR.
Will always support the republican
calnlitlato for U. S. senator who is nom
inated by the peopta.
JOSEPH L. HAMMERSLEY,
of Oold Hill,
Republican Nominee for
REPRESENTATIVE.
H. M. CAKE,
of Portland,
The Advocate of Statement No.
Republican Nominee for
UNITED STATES SENATOR.
THE OLD HOWARD RANCH
j Throe miles south nf Medford and 2y
miles wen of Phoenix, is now cut np
in small tracts to suit the purchaser.
" fourth ,-!,. balsti-.- in thren mi-.
in
Clothes
that Fit
Young man, and that have style. Begin early
to he a marked man. You have no idea what
a difference good-looking clothes will make
in your reception in the business and social
world. But thev must be
LOTHING
B STREETS. OX TTTE
Why Pay More
For inferior meats than we charge for the best. A trial ;
will convince you. Remember the place, next Hotelj
Nash, formerly Potthurer's. "iv
Bring your Chickens here we pay more.
The Medford Meat Go.
TRY
The best place in town
for toilet articles, fine
soaps and accessories.
The best place in town
for stationery and post
cards. The best place in
town to have prescrip
tions accurately filled.
THE EAGLE
PHARMACY '
Is the plaetf where pur
ity and quality excel
and satisfaction is as
sured. A. E. WHITMAN. Mgr
Palm Block.
Coal for Sue
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CORNER. "
Do You Use
The best flour that ear
be milled from the bei
wheat money .ean buy s
Davis Best Flour
Is "best " by every tes
It sells for less 1110110.
and gives twice as nni''!
satisfaction. I
Don't let your groccj
talk you into buying
other brands shipped iij
Try a sack and le con
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t ii a