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THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREOOX. MONDAY, .JUNE L, l!ti8.
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STATES GREAT
BERRY CROP
Year Registers Heaviest Yield
on ReGordof Cherries and Small
Fruit-Hay Crop Immense.
PORTLAND. Or., June 22. The Ore
gon Banker's association will hold their
next convention in Suletu on Friday ami
Saturday the 20th and 27th. The pro
gram will be one of the most interest
inj ever presented and the business
men of Salem are planning entertain
ment in honor of the association.
On June 24 the business men of Port
land will make an excursion to Eugene
for the double purpose of participating
in the commencement exercises at the
university and witnessing the opening
of tho splendid new depot. Then at a lit
tie later date the Portland Ad club will
go to Albany as the guests of the Al
bany Commercial club, the mar.r.ger of
which organization was a former pres
ident of the Ad Men's club.
Fourteen Hundred Members.
Thirteen hundred and fifty-eight is
the actual membership of the Portland
Commercial club and there, are 22 ap
plications to be considered r.l the regu
lar meeting of the board of governors
tomorrow l-'ourtemi huiulred is a figure
of early reali .alien. Inquiries have
come in from all over the state rela
tive to the membership of this organiza
tion, the interest probably boiug awak
ened by the recent hniisewarmtng held
in the new eight-story sttvl home of
the club.
Nineteen hundred and eight will regis
ter the greatest crop of bervis and
cherries that Oregon has over p":duced.
The quality is magnificent, quantity
almost unlimited, and while humanity
is enjoying this fruit the maturing" hay
crop insures a big increase in if: dairy
output, which has been greatly benefit
ed by :is good r.nring pastures :m wore
ever known in this section. Residents
of the northwest should take pains to
see that their western country friends
a e made familiar with tho unequaled
conditions which make dairying ho pro
fitable here.
The sixth national conclave of the
Phi Delta Kappa will moot in Portland
from the 0th to the 11th of July, and
the local chapter is arranging an elab
orate series of festivities.
ESTABLISHING CAMPS AT ,
CRATER LAKE FOR TOURISTS
Arrnntrciiii'iits tor tln summer at Cm
Ii- liihe iirc bi'ini; made nnil Will O.
hJli'i'l, win) lms tho. iuattir in clifn o.
has ili'i'idi'il upon I lie I'HtiiMishiinnt of
the main iaini at tho A rant station,
whore water is plentiful and where tho
oainp can lie established before tho snow
welts on the rim of tho lake. Mrs, 11.
K, Monyor of San Prnnoison, will be in
eharjje of this camp. She will arrive in
Hie eity tonight and as sooa as the sup
plies can be taken to the oamp she will
take ohniire. At the main enmp the
plans eall for the erection of a larev
substantial cabin and cuinp equipment
so that all tho comers can be cured for.
Meals will be served and small parties
will bo able, to secure lodin.
Another camp will be established on
the lira of the lake about July 1", the
tiaie when tho season opens. It will bo
y so arranged that parties can lunch on
tho rim and sloop in n cabin t lint is to
He erected during the season. The main
camp Jias boon located at the Arant
ttation in order to solve the water
lostion. There is no nvailablp water
(' the rim after tho snow goes off, and
lt ,vill be impossible to put in a water
svtOrti anil a pumping plant.
' yt. Stool will spend part of the sum
mer l tho lake, but he has so planned
tbinuri tb.it. he can lenve at nny time
that hoi f'uds it necessary. Iln thinks
ilK. season will see many prominent
people at :ho lake, and that at the next
session of congress it will be an easy
matter to secure an appropriation that
will enable the superintendent to make
smut; of t ho .necessary improvements in
the park. Klamath Palls Herald.
JACKSONVILLE ITEMS.
Walter Applegate came down from
Ashland Friday evening to visit old
t'rii mis. Mr. Appleinto wan formerlv
deputy cmnty recorder here and is
now employed in one 01 ine mrge wnoie
.. lmnors in Portland.
Mrs. ,1'thn Devlin of Ruch and her
jlAughter. Mrs. Agues Dines of I-orest
firove were in town Kridav afternoon
attending (he eommencemeiit exercises
of St. Mary's Academy.
Mrs. Frank Dnngey (nee Broad) ar
rived from Coos county recently on a
visit to her odl home.
Mies Mollie Towue and C.race Hen
rv pent Sund.'iy afternoon in Med
fl.nl.
Harry Miller, who has been visiting
relatives here and in Portland, has re
turned to his home in San Jose, Cal.
MARRIED.
SPORTING NEWS.
James H. Keeue, the thoroughbred
fancier of New York, has annexed two
more of the leading racing events of the
year the Suburban handicap and Tidal
.taken with Ballot and Colin.
San Francisco sporting circles are
much interested in a report XhiA Stan
ley Ketchel, the champiou middlewefght
has agreed to enter into u match with
nny middleweight that Matchmaker
I rank Lynch of liiand Rapids can ar-
unge a go with. Efforts are being nuule
to g;t up a fight ft- July 4 with Tuny
Capoui or Hugo Kelly.
Yreka's high school has a fi:st class
team of uinutvur ball players, which
recently beat the Hornbrouk team, re-
u forced by several of Ashland's best
artists, bv a score of 4 to 0. Webb
pitched for the r. nuer and Cbuden ,Ta
cobs and Wick for the latter.
dispatch from Ishitn, Siberia, savs
that the Italian car in the Xew York to
Partus race has been seriously damaged
by fire. The arrival of the American car
at Xertschiuk on Tuesday morning in
dicated that the American were tie-
reasing the lead which the ticrmaii car
recently secured. The hitter Iff Nert-
hinsk shortly before the arrival of the
Amermimcans.
The Portland team was beaten nearly
very time it met the Oaklnuders at
San Francisco last week. Although
taey broke even when playing at the
Oregon tropolis lately. The pitching
s:aff is weak m:d uncertain. McCredie
made a mistake in letting IVrnoll tm
t Aberdeen.
Scores of i'iisNcliuiw nit..ln.i-u ;..
th-. Xational and American leagues have
'll humped Mini! Inn I hi in
than once this season.
Frank Ciotch, champion catch-as catch
can wrestler of the world, has reached
Seattle to train for his match ,lulv 1
ith Dr. Ii. F. Roller. Tliev met ......o
before, when (iotch failed to throw
Ills opponent, although he ays he was
out of condition then, (iotch calla Hock-
'usmith, the Russian lion, a vellov.- -in,r
;ilthout;h nianv of those who nuiv th..ir
match say that the former emi.l..v..l
the dirtiest of methods and the foreiyn-
r iptit in disgust.
The associated students of the Fni
ersity of Oregon will s. nd " Bill" H-.v-
ward, Oregon 's famous trainer, east
this summer. He will tak- siv wo.-l.-
in tho Yale summer school perfecting
imnsoii in the most approved methods
in training and physical culture and
will also inspect university and other
gymnasiums. Haywanl will have chaise
of thetraining of Dan Kelly and proha-
oiy i-orrest Mintlisou for the Olympic
games. He will neeomi.anv the Amen
an team to London.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
WATER IN TULE LAKE
IS GRADUALLY FALLING
Reeriit measurements of the water
flowing through the Tule lake outlet
show a decrease of a few second feet.
Several weeks ago the flow was L'l sec
ond feet, but at the last measurement it
was HI feet. The decrease in the flow
is explained by those familiar witlt the
conditions as being due to the fact that
the lake is getting lower, and as Die wa
ter recedes the stream through the out
let decreases, savs Kiamalh Falls Her
aid.
There is at this time uo indication
whatever that the water is running into
ave or cavity that is likelv to fill up.
but those who have been watching the
phenomenon are becoming convinced
that the water finds its way thioiigh a
ubtMTnnenn channel into some river in
( 'alifornia.
Kngineers of tho reclamation service
ire kept informed as to Hie condition
f the outlet, and, and it is verv likelv
that next year a considerable sum will
be set aside to enlarge the oneuhiL' so
that it will be of practical use in the
reclamat ion of t he inundated la mis in
the Tule lake basin.
There has been no work done on the
outlet since earlv in the spring, and it
is thought that the flow could be again
increased to 22 second feet if a chan
nel were dug from the deeper water to
the opening. Tin lake is gradually get
ting lower, but this is due to a measure
only to the outlet, for at this season of
the year the evaporation increases ami
the inflowing water decreases, causing
a gradual receding of the lake.
L, F. Lozicr to R. Frances Peck,
lot - in D U C "it, township 37,
range 2 W r. $
1-. F. Lozier to U. Peart Peek,
lot it, in D 1 C 7U. township
37. rauge 2 W
C. W. Palm to (i. W. H. Atberl,
lots U and 12. block 73, Med
ford raited States to Wlorence .1.
(iray, X V i'j sectiuii 2ti. towu
ship 34, range 4 V pi
Lydiu Wyatt to William Powell,
hits 10, 11 and 12. block D,
Railroad addition to 0hland 1
James I.Doiiough to C. M. Ruch,
W i-j of X E H section 27.
township range 3 V
A. M. Short to W. H. Tlrawshuw.
lot 12, block Id. Med ford, nud
part, of lot 11, block 10, Med
ford Mrs. Kate Hoffman to C. E. Me.
Comb, land in D L C 37, town
ship 37, range 2 V
Thomas A. 'ulbertson to TV O.
Longsdorf, lots 1, 2 and 3,
township 3!l. range 1 E
A. II. Lawrentz to Ernest Sar
gent, So acres hi section 21.
township IN, range 2 V
M argery F. Magruber to O. L.
Simpkins, I acre in D L (' ."!,
township 37, range 2 V
D. B. Provost to K. F. Phipps,
200 acres in section 7, town
ship 3!. range 1 K
.f. A. Anderson et al to Esetlla
Hothwell, 7 acres in section 31,
township 37, range 1 AV
F. K. Payne to J. K. Watt. 40
acres in D L C 13, township
37, range 1 W
32-V1
30
;i"o
400
100
nooo
olIO
SOUTHERN OREGON CROPS
NEARLY UP TO AVERAGE
Despite the fact that this has been a
had spring for crops reports from all
pa i ts of 1 he country give assurance
that I hi' yield will be nearly up to the
average. In Klamath county grains are
doing well and on some of the dry land
farms the crops are as far along as they
were at this time last year. Lake county
sends forth tho report that all vegeta
tion is doing well in that section, and
from Modoc county. California, comes
the report that in all parts of that coun
ty the farmers entertain a hopeful view
of the crop sit nnt ion, not wit list and g
the long period of nort h winds. The
rains of the past few weeks have been
'piite general, providing a great boon
to the entire eountrv.
Ten to One. in Favor of Gans.
SAX FRAXCTSCO, .lime 20. The
odds in the (inns-Nelson fight sched
uled for July 4 have dropped a point
and the champion is now a 10-1 favorite
over the Dane. This is not the ring
side price, as (Jans followers have not
yet come through with much coin, and it
is freely predicted that the negro will
be a lit-to 3 favorite on t he day of
the fight. Moth sides are showing much
interest in the betting.
Automobile Given Away.
The undersigned will give to any '
person an automobile worth the sum
of 21101) who will produce any two- j
crank or lever clothes wushern, new iu
use iu the 1'uiled States, that can do j
the work of one of the Harrington i
Washers iu all kiuds of washing, birth'
heavy ami light. j
The undersigned has offered $200 and j
has stated publicly that he would give!
to any person said sum of $200 who
would produce a washer that would do'
half the work that can be done by the J
Harrington Washer, aud do it as rap- ;
idly ami as easily and in ua good order,
and he now by this publication repeats i
fuiid offer. '
The weight of the Harfriugton Wash- j
er is less than four pounds, substau-
tially constructed of copper, and is ti !
compressed air machine. Will last for
a lifetime .under constant use. What
more do yon want? Agents wanted.
R. S.' HARRlXtiTON. inventor.
To be seen at the Moore Hotel for
a few dav. SI
NEW OASES.
S. L. Sandry vs. Southern Pacific
company; suit for damages; dismissed.
Frederick W. l.awton vs. William
Duttoii; dismissed,
J. C. Hall vs. tieoige W. Dunn et al.;
order made declaring injunction per
maneiit.
Buy Tickets ay Wire.
'Something which la of considerable
interest to the public generally and
which is perhaps not generally known
is the system of prepaid ordere now in
effect between stations of the Southern
Pacific eompanv and nil points in the
United States. liy means of this system
tickets may be purchased at Med ford
from nny place in tho United states and
mailed or telegraphed direct to the
pnrty wishing lo come here. Sleeper
accommodations aud small amounts of
cash in connection with these tickets
may also be furnished at the sarar
time. "
Time Tables
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
I Northbound.
5:1M p. ui.
!).4!) a. m.
No. ltlOrt!gon linpreas.
N'o. HjPortlaud Express
I Southbound.
So. 15 1 California Kinross.. 10:35 a. in.
Nu. 13 San Kruncisco Eip. 1:50 p.m.
No. 125 From Grunts Pass.. 9:15p.m.
No. 225Por Ashland 10:15 p. m.
PACIFIC & EASTERN RAILWAY.
We Now Have
i
DRY Shiplap
but for a short time only
CRATER LAKE
LUMBER COMPANY
No. 1
No. ;t
No. 2
No. 4
Leaves Medford . .
Leaves Medford. .
Arrivos Medford.
Arrives Medford.
7:50 a. m.
3:20 p.m.
10:50 a. m.
5:30 p. m.
oOOUE RIVER VALLEY RAILWAY.
NoT"2 iLcaves' Medford 7777. Vl).To"a. m.
No. 4 j Loaves Medford 5:55 p.m.
Motorl Leaves Medford 2.00 p. in.
Motor Loaves Medford 9:00 p.m.
N'o. 1 I Leaves Jacksonville.. :0a. m
No. 3 Leaves .laekaonville.' 3:30 p.m.
Molorl Leaves Jaeksonville. 1:00 p. in.
idds FootfittingShoes
FOR MEN $4.00 None Better
STATEMENT MEN PROPOSE
TO CAPTURE ORGANIZATION
Always Ahead
Perhaps you don't realize what, an important part
meat is of the daily diet, (iood meat usually means
a frood dinner, and a food dinner means a roiitented
mind. Come here for your meat and you are sure
of f1l injr llie host. We are always ahead when it
eonies to (iialily. I'riees no more than elsewhere.
MEDFORD MEAT CO.
Kuceessors lo Pottingei
Next Hotel Xash.
AUTOMOBILES 1908 MOTOR CARS
EXPERT RUPAIUINTi. ALL AVOIMv 0 UAIfANTHlED. SUNDRIES
FOR SALE. PUBLIC (JARAUK. CARS STORED AND OARED FOJi.
Reos
Premiers
Fords
KiselKars
WE ASK
YOU TO
NOTICE
OUR. LINE
FOR '08.
CAN YOU
BEAT IT
REOS
10 II. P. sinle--evlinder Runahout, with folding ' '-
sent : : . 650
lit) U. P. douhle-cylinder Roadster with jump stat..$1000
J0 11. P. doulile-eylinder Touring Car, detachable
touneau , $1250
PREMIERS
24-28 II. P. four-evlinder Roadster or Touring Cai.?2250
IlO-ao 11. P. four-cylinder Roadster or Touring Car..?2500
?A)-'.l) II. P. four-cylinder Roadster or Touring Car,
double ignition $2G00
40-45 11. P. six-cylinder Touring Oar, 7-passenger..ip3750
FORDS
15 H. P. four-cylinder Runabout, $ 500
Same with mechanical oiler,' running-hoard and
lamps, etc $ 700
40 II. I'. six-cylinder Touring Car $3000
KISSEL KAR
35-40 II. P. Touring Car or Roadster $2000
CAN YOU BEAT Til WALK Prices F. O. B. Factory.
MEDFORD AUTO CO.,
A. V. WALKER. Manager.
Oarage Eighth and 1) Streets.
Phone Main 21:5. :
Just Received- A Carload of Extra Heavy Green lath
HEADQUARTERS FOR SASH AND DOORS
ANYTHING MADE FROM TREES
Quotations promptly and cheerfully furnished
Woods Lumber Co.
KILNS AND MILLS AT OLKXDALIi OREGON
YARD AND OFFICE AT MEDFORD, OREOON.
StJiloineiit No. 1 im-mln-rs i Ii-rt of tho
Oregon Legislature ci not jiropom to
take uy rlinin'OH of lmving cither
lira nth ot' (lit1 lawmaking lioilv organ
izl by mi friendly forces. Plans al
ready art lifting forum la ted by wliirli
tlit.' .Statement members expect t eap !
turp the organization of both houses, j
In carrying out their programme, how
ever, the republicans (Statement men) I
undoubtedly will be joined by the 1"
democrat ir members whose votes will
be rerpiired for the, sucressful organ
ization that is proposed by the legis
lators who arn pledged to elect Gov
ernor Chamberlain as 1'nited States sen
at or. The details of the plan, it is said,
Small Orchards
On Easy Terms. Gity
Property and Fruit
Groves for Sate
prup
that tlii- ilt'itmenit ic mt-inh'TH.
Tl. V KKliT .TEVVINT.S Tn .Tuck
uniivillo. hy .Twlgc Dunn, nn June IS.
William V. Ulai-kort anil I.la .Tannine.
( I'l.I.EN' CONRAD In MoAfnrrt. on
.Tnni' 111. liy R''V. I'. IT. Ilojic. ,lni'pli
Cnlli n nml Mm. Tlorn f'nnnnl.
CARTrit Oin'Bn Tn A'lilati.l. on
Tiiho 111. l.y Rev. K'lward T. Ciiwn.
Il-nrv llarnar.l Ciirt.-r an.l Mary l.ncl
la C.lul.l.,
I'lU.suM nATlNTY In Ahlan.l. mi
Jan.. M. l.v Rnv. Flwar.l n. Ri'aw.
Iti ul.rn K.lnr Vol.nm anil Mary KN-nn
nr ISnrnPT.
VAN' '1KM.K-M 'KIMMPN'H At Til
lamra.k. Juno 11, P-roy V. Vnnrii-ll' n-l
Min Maltii' MoKimmcni. fi.rnirly of
ri'tnnl fur thi'ir wnlitmrt in Iln? work
of nriiani.nlinn, tiro to rniitnnt thnm
trhes with th rli'i'tioii of (im-ornor
I'liaiiihi'rlain to tin- sonatorhip. at t ho
.ami- tinio nm 'I il'K to thr StatiMiionl
ri'.alili.an im-ml -. all t tin- impor
tant imittoi- .hairmanhi.i.
KLAMATH SALOON MEN
BUILDING IN DORRIS
l!iport from llorrit aro ll at tlo-r. j
aro now in til" roursi- of ron ruction
fi.nr '.alooii loiililil'i.'. whi.-h will ".
,Miiinl 1.v Kl.-m.-itli Knlhi lienor ill nlim
an iioon If ir Irliitioll L'oon into I'ffi'i-t.
Til i- li'-inir Ho' i'ai'. lorri v. II havr
alniot ft iIozimi hiiIi.i.iii for t'li -i' aro
ilri'inlv nil rnniiiliff i'i full Ma t aril it
i aiil that tin K' no naloon m 'ti will
nl'tt iiuim thiTi- nml iilso oim1 of thi Ho
n.nii wit iroon niiTcLuuli linn bis t'yc
or th next location. I
i''cc (ind Trn-Arrr Orchard on the
inslalliiinil plini. The ritjht kind of
soil, the rifjht hind of trees and the
riijlil trices.
Tircntji years' experience in fruit
raisin f hacks oar jndijment. W'e have
sold half the orchards in the valley
and hare ;p I lo see a purchaser dis
salisfiid irilh his barrjain.
lie fore hnyinej see.
V
The ELECTRIC
TEA KETTLE
V'tirnislies Itol
water lor ten nn
very J'bort no) ie
It ran hn usrA
on tin ti-ii lablrt
or In the ItiUbeii
At tl''ll'S lo Hit
fdeolrolicr
dnrsblc
Rouq River Land Go.
Exhibit Building
R.OOUE RIVEE
ELECTRIC CO.,
Siiccewor to Conrlnr
Water Power Co. Of
fice 200 W. 7th it.,
RUnil TH FT ATRP
THE ISATTLKSIIII' FLEET IN FRISCO
TONIGHT
Original picture o! L'tili Evans. laUcn at closo rango.
The scaling caparily uf the I'.ijou Tlu-atcr will In'
liirfjclv iiiri'cascd ,-(m-i h t i i i k t 1 a 1 1 (lie larjje f-niwds
vlii(-li rrciiiciit llie i ii i hi r llicatcr.
opp. big electric eign. Phone Sail.
Something New
In lluhhur Tirr that it will pay ymi In
invintiRiiti'. COMPLETE STOCK,
prompt work, natliifeotlon guaranteed.
Mitchell & Roeck
GENERAL WAGONERS.
Kmt "lh Strr-i'l, rear of Mrrimn't
lllarkimith Hlmp. Mudforrl, Or.
HOWARD WATCHES
an' made in Hie faclnry uf (lie E. Howard W'afcli Co., at
Waltliain, .Mass., Iy llie most skilled arlisans of the watch
making industry, and their entire energies arc devoted
towards irodiiei'ny; llie most accurate of pocket timepiece
made in America. Sold by
MARTIN J. RBDDY, The Jeweler
N'eiir the I'oslol'liee
Fine Watch and .lewelry Re)airinn a S)ccialty
UNiurnsiTV of OREGON
SUMMER SESSION
RESIDENCE
FOR SALE
HI'.VI'.N UOOMS AND BATH; AU
'I'liMOIllliV. IKH-MKj CITY WA.TKR-,
Kl.l'.CTUU: I.1C1UTS; HKWBU CON
NECTION, lunt rca'ulrnee eecUon.
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For IIK..MI ft Mr-M th
utiiriti, itiviimi ii laieoa, mini, mum
a Want Ad in Tlie 'J'rilnine. reward.
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