THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OR.,THURSDAY. JUNE I, 190S.
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PARK OFFERED
ON BEAR CREEK
Attorney Phlpps Will Deed Two
Acres to the City-Road to the
Tract Must Be Secured.
MOEE DISSENSION ON
THE KLAMATH PROJECT
Tho Commercial Club held its regular
me&ing Wednesday night.
Tho president and vice president both
being absent, J. A. Perry acted as
chairman. The minutes of tho meeting
held May 211 were read and approved.
The band uniforms committee reported
that definite arrangements had been
made to have the boll game Thursday,
June 11, and that tho business houses
had agreed to close from 2 until 4
o'clock.
Tho committee on ordinances reported
that thoir chnirmaa, Mr. Root, had gone
before tho city council and asked that
several matters be taken up, among
which wore tho removal of poles from
Seventh street, and that a crematory
bo erected to bnru the refuse of the
city, instend of buying a dumping
ground and having all the garbage, etc.,
dumped whero it would rot and cause
stench and disease.
Mr. Phipps stated that lie had offered
to deed to the city a tract of land con
taining about two acres. This is about
a half mile from Seventh street along
the creek, if the committee could get
a right of nay along the creek for a
driveway and would muke the two acres
into a park. As none of the committee
having this matter in charge were pres
ent, the matter was not acted upon.
A motion was made that the secretary
arrange to furnish literature to Miss
Coss, who expects to take a trip offered
by Mr. BatcB of the Pacific Northwest
through the eastern states, and that tho
matter be taken up with the Commercial
Clubs at Ashland and Jacksonville. The
motion carried.
J. M. Sweeney of Detroit was present
and made an interesting talk.
CLEAR LAKE DAM BIDS
HAVE BEEN REJECTED
KLAMATH FALLS, Or., June 4.
Local officials of thet reclamation sorv
ice have been advised that tho secre
tary of tho interior has rejected both
bids that wore filed on tho construction
of tho Clear Lake dam in the Upper
Klamath project. Tho bids woro by
Mahoney Bros, of San Francisco and
by Muney Bros. & Co. of Nevada.
Tho grounds for rejection were that
they were much higher than tho gov
ernment estimate, and that tho required
per cent of lands in the upper project
were not signed for government irriga
tion. The government requires 85 per
cent, nud so far only 7" per cent lias
been signed.
It has not been announced what ac
fion will be taken, but it is very prob
able that the work will be undertaken
by force account just as soon as the
necessary lands ore signed.
CUMMINS DEFEATS
SENATOR ALLISON
DES MOINES, la., June 4. While
both sides in the senatorial contest
claim tho victory in republican prima
ries, the indications are that Governor
Cummins has defeated Senator Allison.
This is tho first test of tho new primary
law.
There wero many surprises in tho
returns. Southern Iowa seems to have
gone through a revolution. The city
of Clnrinda, home of Congr-ssinan Hep
burn, gave Cummins 5-0 and Allison
only 2(01, and this victory by the gov
ernor is taken by his adherents ns a
sample of the results that will be re
ported from the siand-pnt territory. At
tho same time, the governor is holding
his own or showing gains in northern
Iowa, which is the unturnl progressive
territory.
OIOANTIO POWER PLANT
UPON SPOKANE RIVER
SPOKANE, Wash., Juno 4. Work on
n gignntie power plant, c -sting from
$500,000 to $1,000,000, hus been Btnrt
ed by the Washington Water Power
company at Little falls on the Spokane
river, near Reardnn, Wash. A head of
(IS feet will be secured and 30.000 horse
pow r developed. This will give the
company n totnl of 61,000 horse-power
at its throe water power plants, besides
a 20,000 horsepower steam plnnt reserv
ed for emergencies.
BARNEY OLDFIELD TO
QUIT AUTO SPEEDING
LOWELL. Mass.. June 4. Barney
Old Held has made his last automobile
race, so he says.
"Last Sunday night's accident was
enough for me,' he said.
To show that he is in earnest. Old
field has obtained employment as a
chauffenr for II. W. Whipple, an And
over banker, whose only car is a 30
horsepower. and probably could not go
over 30 miles an hour. Olilficld says
ho has cancelled all his engagements
for races.
DORRIS NOW HAS
TELEORAPH 8EEVICE
DOliltlS, n., .lone 4. The Western
Union Telegraph comprinv has been com
pleted to this town and n service is
now established. The line will not be ei
tended from here until tho railroad is
farther a.lvnneed. Practicallv all of
the business from Klamath Falls no'
goes over this line.
All of the mail from Klsmath Falls
now comes via Dorris and all of the
business for the entire Klamath coun
try puses through here.
KLAMATH FALLS, Or., June 4.
Already there are signs of dissatisfac
tion iu the Cpper Klamath project be
cause the bids on tho Clear Luke dam
were rejected. The land owners under
that part of -the Klamath reclamation
project have decided to hold a meeting
in the near future for the purpose
of discussing the question of discon
tinuing relntious with the Water Users'
associution and also the entire project.
The people of that section of tho
county feel that the refusal to accept
either of the bids means that nothing
will be done iu that section this year.
The proposed meeting will not be held
until after the adjourned meeting of
tho association, which occurs on June
5th.
Last year there wus much dissension
in the upper project, nod it now appenrs
that this year is to be a reptitiou of
what occurred during the last working
season.
Classified Advertisements
One Cent a Word No single Inser
tions lest than 15 cents. 8U Insertions
for the price of four. Seventy-fire
cents a line per mouth.
WANTED Largo house or apartment,
suitable for furnished rooms. Address
M, care Tribune. 65
SENTENCED FOR LIFE
FOR MURDERING WIFE
BELLINGHAM, Wash., June 4. Li
Wing Hi, the Oakland Chinaman who
by his own confeccion, aided his alleged
wife to cut her throat iu tho Somas de
tention house April 2d, is guilty of mur
der iu the second degree, nceording to
the findings of the jury, which returned
a verdict last night after being out for
an hour. It is likely nu appeal will be
taken if the Chinaman can raise the
fuods required for such action.
When it Avus nunouccd that the jury
was ready to report to the court the
prisoner was brought from the county
jail and look his place lit the district
attorney's desk, lie appeared neither
to know nor care what was bning said
as the foreman of the jury anuounced
the decision of the 12 men. No inter
preter was kept to tell him of the fate
which awaits him, if he is unable to ap
peal his case.
SUCCESSFUL LAMBINO
SEASON IN LAVA BEDS
I. D. Applegato camo up from the
lava beds yesterday, where ho has been
for somo time looking afte: his sheep
interests. Ho reports a very successful
lambing season, saying that most of
tho sheepmen made better than 100 per
cent, and that 105 per cent is about the
average. Shearing is about to begin in
that section and the clip will be verv
good. At this time there is no strong
market tor tho wool clip, but it is
thought that buyors will soon bo in the
field and that a good price will bo re
ceived, says tho Klamath Falls Her
ald. All of the sheepmeu hnve secured'
p- runts for grazing in tho Modoc re
serve so that thero will be no trouble
over range this summer. The feed is
very good nt this time and sheen are
doing well.
PORTLANDER AS REFEREE
IN UNUSUAL FIGHT
NEW YORK, Juno 4.!. L. Mac-
Leay, n mine owner of Portland, Or.,
told the story today of referocing one of
tiio most remarkable fights ever pulled
otf.
MacLeny arrived on the Mnuritinnia.
While crossing the ocean he fell in
with C. L. Perkis, a Cambridgo gradu
ate, and somo strangers. Tho latter
were card sharps and swindled their
new friends out of several thousand
dollnrs.
Perkis caught one of the swindlers
cheating nnd challenged him to a duel
with fists. The men went to tho main
leek and, with tho Portlander ns ref
eree, started the fight. The ship's of
ficers interlered-alter the gambler had
been bndlv beaten.
JUROR PREFERRED WORK
TO HEARING ARGUMENTS
PORTLAND, Or., June 4. Eleven
memheres of the jury in Ihn Roonoy
damage case, which is being heard here
lodoy, look with a great deal of amuse
ment upon H. B. Dakin, the twelfth
member. Yesterday they wero cursing
him.
Dakin, who is n tile layer, got a job
repairing tho tiling at the Concord
building yesterday while on his way lo
lunch. He thought the work more im
portant than the ense, so, taking oft'
his coat, he set at it. After jurors,
attorneys and spectators had fumed
nnd fretted for half an hour Dakin en
tered his sent in the jury box. Ho es
caped with a severo reprimand.
BILLY NOLAN ARRANGES
MATCH FOR M'FARLAND
CHICA(il), June 4. Billy Nolan,
manager for Packy McFarland, has
almost closed arrangements for a fight
between MeFnrlano and Freddie E.
Welsh in San Francisco Wednesday
night, Juno 24, before Sam Rerger 's
club.
Both fighters have agreed to sign n
set of articles, but R difference of one
hour in the weighing time is holding
back tho deal. It. is expected that this
will be sottled today. Welsh is in
Los Angeles, and his manager expects
to nenr Irom hnn as to the mooted point
before the papers are signed.
Mail Changes at Klamath.
KLAMATH FALLS, Or., June 4
Postmaster It. A. Emmitt has received
notire from the postal department that
beginning June I mail for Klamath
Falls and vicinity will arrive over the
California Northeastern railway.
This will bring the mail into Klamath
Falls at 7:30 p. in. if the train nrrives
at Dorris. the terminus, n schedule
time. The new route will mean that mail
from the south will arrive 20 hours ear
lier, and mail from the north four hours
Inter.
FOUND An umbrella, on Eagle Point
road. Owner can get same by paying
for this advertisement. Tribune oftioe
FOR SALE 10 Jersey cows, 3 year
lings and 5 calves. Call on or addresB
L. K. Baak, Eagle Point, Or. 60
LOST Two pairs of infants' Rubens
shirts. Return to Tribuue office 62
FOR SALE Large corner lot in West
Medford, just outside city limits; two
thirds of nn acre; fronting ou good
county roud; sightly building spot;
price $150 if sold at once. Write Box
50S, Medford tf
TO EXCHANGE A quartz claim, good
paying ore, partly developed; will ex
change for homestead or timber claim.
Address A. Miner, Applegate, Or. 64
FOR SALE 20 acres Hi miles from
railroad station, old bouso nud barn
and good spring oil ptuco; prico $1200,
payable $200 down nnd $10 a mouth
without interest. Address P. O. Box
571, Medford, Or. 64
LOST A black Stetson hat, Saturday
night. Fioder please leave at. this of
fice. $1 reward. tf
FURNISHED ROOMS The O'Dell,
over postoffice.
FOR SALE Olio Jersey cow. Itiquirii
C. F. Cook, It. R. Depot. 70
FOR SALE 5-room bungalow, .lust fin
ished; cheap if sold soon. See Guy A.
Childers.
WANTED Ton teamsters with teams
wanted by Western Oregon Orchards
Co. at once; good wages.
WANTED One or two utifiirnuishod
rooms for light housekeeping, near
railroad depot, with outside entrance.
II. Wood.
WANTED 10 or 20 acres, improved,
close in. Give description, price and
terms. Prefer to deal with owners.
Addross E. H. Bliss, Box 586, Med
ford. tf
PARTY wishes to get loan of $.100 on
40 acres of raw land thnt is worth
$1000; good abstract; will pay 10 por
cent. Lock Box 656.
FOR SALE Runnbout, $300, thorough
ly oquipped with odometer, neotolyno
lights, top, etc. A. O, Allen, Medford,
Or.
FOR SALE A good business in Med-
word, paying $700 a year; two days u
month will take care of it. Very cheap.
Address P. L. C, care Tribune. 64
FOR SALE One U. S. Cream Sepa
rator, No. 6; 500 capacity; good as
new; cost $80; will sell for $50. R.
C. Hensley, Central Point. "
FOR SALE 8. N. Subdivision is in the
market now; ehoiee ten-acre tracts,
best location in the valley. L. Nee
demeyer, Jacksonville.
FOR SALE 500 head of full blood
Rnmbouillot stock sheep; largo, heavy
shearers of fine wool. John S. Her
rin & Son. 84
FOR SALE Five room house, beauti
fully locatod, with lo 50x143, ten bear
ing apple trees; this is a snap and will
be sold at a bargain. Address Lock
Box 125, Medford, Or. '
WANTED To buy from 100 to 300
bead of stock sheep. Write Box 131,
Medford, Or.
BUSINESS CARDS.
H. E. MORRISON,
Physician and Surgeon,
Offico: Medford Nutionul Bank Bldg.
J. T. ANKROM,
WBUi DIGGER. MEDFORD, OR.
Prices right. Pumps Famished when
Wanted.
BALL & GLOSCOCK,
Contractors nnd Builders.
All Work Ouaranteed.
Office with O. H. Pierce Sou.
Phone 053. P. O. Box 771.
WILLIAM O. DEBLEY,
Resident Pls.no Tuner.
Special Rates by the Year.
Headquarters at Hale's Piano House.
All Work Ouaranteed.
P. O. Box 569, MEDFORD, OREGON.
DR. A. B. SWEET
Physician and Surgeon.
Office at Residence.
Wn M. Colvlg, Medford, Or.
COLVIO k DURHAM,
Attonteys-at-Law.
Geo. H. Durham, Grants Pass, Or.
Medford Furniture Co., Undertakers
Doy phone 353; Night Phones: C. W,
Conklin 405; J. 11. Butler 148.
Instructed for Brysn.
LAKEYIEW. Or., June 4. The dem
ocratic county centrnl emmitt e recent
ly held n meeting here and elected ns
deloifntes to the tnle convention Dr.
B. Daly nnd Joseph S. Lrne. They
were instructed lo support William Jen
nings Hrynn for president. Dr. Daly
wns also elected state comisittecman.
PRIVATE DETECTIVE AND COL
EECTION AGENCY.
Lock Box 80S. Medford, Or.
E. R. 8EELY. M. D.
Phytieian and Surgeon
Modern Equipped Operating Rooms.
X-Ray. Office Hours, 10 12, ! 4 P. M.
Office In Jackson County Bank Bldg.
OO TO DR. OOBLE TOR YOUR
OLA8SB8.
PORTLAND
FESTIVAL
To be held in
PORTLAND, OREGON
JUNE 1 to 6, 190S.
Will he the most brilliant
FLORAL FIESTA AND
OTVIC JUBILEE
Evit lu'M in the Pacific Northwest. '
Just Received- A Carload of Extra Heavy Green Lath
CEDAR BEVELED SIDING 1
ANYTHING MADE FROM TREES
Quotations promptly and cheerfully furnished
Woods Lumber Co.
KILNS AND MILLS AT OLKXDALK OREGON
VALM) AND OF KICK AT MED FORI), OREO OX.
Portli. n1, "The Rose City' will bo a
scene of splendor nud the center of
world wido interest for otio week.
Several iiiijortaut conventions to bo
held in Portland ou that occaaion.
TIIE
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC CO.
Will Sell Special Tickets on
This Occasion from MED
FORD to Portland and Re
turn nt $13.20
.'or particulars call on
A. S. ROSENBAUM, Local Agent.
VM. McMlTKRAY,
General Patcner Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
The ELECTRIC
TEA KETTLE
Purnislu'S hot
water tor ten cm
very short not lee
It ran b: used
on the ten tablo
or in the kiteheii
Attaches to any
electrolier
durablu
ROGUE RIVER
ELECTRIC CO.,
Successor to Condor
Wntor Power Co. Of
fice 200 W. 7th it., 1
opp. big electric sign. Phono 855.
MEDFORD OPERA HOUSE
Chas. Hazki.rioo, Manaher
ONE SOLID WEEK,
beginning
Monday June 1st.
The Popular I ending Woman,
GEORGIA HARPER
and n Splendid Company
ENTIRELY NEW REPERTOIRE
Carload of Scenery
Elegant Ooatiiinen
Popular piiroH. Heal on sale Thurs
day, May
Around the World in Nineteen
Nine
Tedrlv will Surelv Cut ft Shine.
After Teddy hn been re-ncd from
ttie office of president, ho will take a
Irip around the world, und hunt for the
pleasure reports of Km rope, and all tho
other I'ounlrifM of the world. Hut the
riti.en of Medford do not liavo to
hunt all over Ihe world to get tho best
cigar. They can find them at home
'o suit the inn! faitidiona. Our Med
ford T,v li. If. V.. Mc and Did Marra
l."c cigarn are th" bct evT. Mann
fartured by
R. R. V. CIOAR WORKS,
Medford, Or.
L
Just Received!
A Carload of
IMPORTED CEMENT
of the highest grade
Guaranteed to stand any test.
CRATER LAKE
LUMBER COMPANY
AUTOMOBILES 1908 MOTOR CARS
EXPERT REI'AIRIXO. ALL WORK Ci UARANTKED. SUNDRIES'
FOR SALE. I'lHiLM! (IARAOE. OARS STORED AND OARED FOR.
Reos
Premiers
Fords
Kisel Kars
AVE ASK
VOU TO
NOTICE
OUR LINE
FOR 'OS.
CAN voir
I SEAT IT
MEDFORD
REOS
10 II. P. single r liiHlor Runabout, with folding
seal .'. .$ 650
20 II. I'. double-cylinder Roadster with jump sent. .$1000
20 II. I'. ! iilI;-'l i iilri- Touring Car, detachable
tonneau $1250
PREMIERS
2I-2S II. I', lour-evlinder Roadster or Touring 0ar..$2250'
::o-:..". II. I'. four-cylinder Roadster or Touring Oar..$2500 .
:!0-:i. II. I'. foiir-cvlinder Roadster or Touring Oar,
double ignition $2600
-KM.) II. I', six-cylinder Touring Oar, 7-passenger,.$3750
FORDS
1") II. I'. four-cylinder Runabout 1$ 500 ;
Same with mechanical oiler, running-board and
lamps, etc $ 700
10 II. I. six-cylinder Touring Car $3000.
KISSEL KAR
:r-IO II. I'. Touring Oar or Roadslcr ..$2000
CAN VOE I! EAT Til EM? Prices E. O. li. Factory.
AIITA A. W. WALKER, .Manager.
flu 1 U lu., (Uim ,w V, ,stm,t"-"
' 1'hone Mam 21.1.
Optical Parlor in Perrv's Warehouse,
KKVENTH STREHT.
"Hs Has No Other Bmin.fi."
Notice.
I wish to announce that I harp pur
based (hs office sad prsrtic ef the
ite Dr. M. 8. Jones. My office will
located at the same place as lr.
!onca' and nffire Lours will he from
in a. m., 2 4:30 and 7 to p. m.
R. .1. CONROY,
Pbyeielai and Burgeon.
Something New
In RiiMior Tires lhat it will pay you to
investigate. COMPLETE STOCK,
prompt work, satisfaction guaranteed.
Mitchell & Poeck
GENERAL WAGONERS.
Kast 7th Street, mar of Murriman 's
Blacksmith Shop. Mi-dford, Or.
JUST A HINT
WHEN YOU WANT MEATS OF ANY
KIND, VEAL OR CHICKEN, THAT j
IS REALLY FIRST CLASS, WITH
THE PRICE NO MORE THAN ELSE
WHERE, THE PLACE IS
The Medford Meat Co
.NEXT TO THE HOTEL NASH, FOR
MERLY POTTINGER'8 PLACE. TIIE
LIST OF PLEASED CUSTOMERS IS j
GROWING EVERY DAY. j
IF YOU ARE NOT ONE OF THEM, j
WHY NOT? SATISFACTION AND
ECONOMY HERE. I
IT IS TIME TO '
I
WAKE UP!
Small Orchards
On Easy Terms. Qity
Property and Ftuit
Groves for Sale
Seven Room House
on two lots, on Nyo crenk, NVwitort,
Oregon; H'"I if taken quick.
OU8 SMITH,
411 Buchanan Bldg, Portland Or.
Fin und Tni-Arrr Orchards on the
iiifilallwail i)l(in. The right hind of
soil, Ihe ritjhh hind of Irrcs and the,
riihl firicrs.
Tncul n ncars' experience in fruit
raisin tj hacks oar jadrmen. We. have
sold half he orchards in (he valley
and hare icl lo see a purchaser dis
satisfied irilh his bargain.
lie fore hnijinf see
I f you have lost or found
bill li'.' U I( ' 1 . .SB
something to sell, it ibwr.'! 1
matter what y.m. .';"""" 1
a Wetit - -
JrjitBibn Building