THK MKDFORn DAILY TRlBtTXE, MRDFORI), ORKOOX, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1908.
DIVING RODS
F
Berkeley Professor and a Hundred
Enthusiasts Prepare to Dig for
Forgotten Town Under the Hills
BKRKKLEY, Cul., Juue 22. ProiW
or Joncjth Voylc und his fallow rntljus
insts of the Pychicul Rt'Hcurrh Society,
who claim to liuvo disco vprml another
buried city by iuouuh of riiviuiug rods,
are toduy muking prnpurutiuus to ox
cavute the spot.
Attended by nearly one hundred re
cruits to his pHVithicol reseurch soeiety,
many of whom were well kuovvo Hociety
women. Prnf, 'Vovle started out over the
hills back of the Univormty of Califor
uia yesterday ou his seeond expedition
in search of the buried eity. With the
uid of pHVehic compasses, diving rods
and other occult iufltrumentu, the ft
plorers decided that a large pile of
rocks ou tho side of the hill was the
ight of the second forgotten city, and
returned to Berkeley jubilaut in their
Mud.
The otbr eity discovered by Profes
sor Voylc und Ins followers was located
under the University rumpus, but the
authorities uru not as enthusiastic as
the professor of the rftseurcli society,
and refused to allow the grounds to be
torn up.
Social and Personal
"Do you T "
V-hil Hiiiipkins of Central I'oiut pro
duct was in Medford a few day sine.
-Mr. J ii J Mrs. F. M. I.un of Fool
Creek woro wont visitors in Medford.
John Crumley and hiH family lire
rusidoulti of Medford ugtiin.
W. H. llosfwick of Applcgoto wild
in Medford n few dnyB Binco.
MrM. F. Luy 1ms been milking .Tuck
sonvillo, her former home, a visit.
.1. Hudgonn of Talent wns among die
many in Medford Saturday.
John C. Harnnill, iitiinngor of the R.
It. V. Railroad company, him returned
fr a short luini iichm visit nt IVrtlnnd.
.T. S, Tucker of Trail precinct, wan
In .M I'd I mil Siiliinliiy transacting bus
illeflrt.
Uenrge L. Da via, president of tin
Jacksonville bank, iipeat Untidily in
Medford.
Wuuted Poscitiou as bookkeeper
anil stenographer in office. Address P.
O. Box 4H2.
I). Cameron of Wiiimr precinct, the
enterprising miner, nan in our eitv for
a short timo .Saturday.
Olivor Jonca and Ira Kime of Oriffin
t'reek district Bpent nevorul hour in
Medford Saturday.
8. 8. Aiken and M. 1'erdue of Pros
poet, were business visitor i'l Med
ford one day liiHt weok.
H. W. McClcndnn, (Inlet II ill n leading
real estutn agent, turned la Medford
Saturday.
Mm. George A. Jackson and Miss
A nun Jeffrey spent a few hours in .luck
onville a few days ago.
T. II. Bedford of Kvnns Creek was
a business visitor in Medford cue day
lait week.
Ueorge Roberta, tlin veteran sluee
driver, left for Vrekn. Cal., Sunday
morning.
E. 1). Thompson was down from V
mer Friduy on business at the coiintv
seat.
John Lee, the proficient tvtrprnter, .is
Hv luiglo Toint constructing u neat
residence lor Will Itr.ivvn.
John A. Mursh of Jacksonville wn
in Medford Friday transacting busi
uess.
K. T. Kuruesa of Leliiud, formerly of
Jacksonville, is one of the new justices
or the peace of Josephine county.
J. W. Berriau of Elk Creek was in
Medford Sunday, the guest of Judge
Orowell.
D. II. Hawkins, southern Oregon s
poet laureate, who has attcuded I'urt
land 'i rose carnival, is nt home again
William llufer, the clever loprescn-
tative of Hlumauer & Hoi k of Portland
is hero Interviewing his customers once
more.
At least we are wife in betting a
100 bill that Bill will he elected pres
ident. And you can lake you choice
between Bills.
Mr. and .Mra. E. P. Wand were down
I T CITY
from Central Point not long aince. Mr.
W. has charge of the Freeman orchard.
located near that place.
E. E. Rnlph, who got his alart in
8a nn Valley, has galued quite a rcpu
tation as justice of tbe peace at Los
Angelea.
I). I.. Anthony, the energetir agent
for the White Hewing Machine com
pany, is up from Hun Francisco lo es
tablish agenciea.
W. 11. Carter of V1...,..,...,.... v...
I" vnamalng Josephine county, ' where'
he haa Interests,
visit. He was in
Medford Friday.
, ,F- Gardner, the Hama Valley
chant, m.a Medford bu.inem "t "' ' 'T Mra.' Har.elrigg Bnd Miss
iw data line. IKtfert.
The nlaits nf Pt,t ... .1 Remember the .1.. i ....
. m l.vnns. thel.-.
by the Phoenix board of director., wno
mo nave a senoolhouse costing about
vl.1,000 built this year.
SilBB Obenchain, the popular sheriff
or Aiamatn county, was on thi north
bound train Saturday en route for Ha
Jem, accompanied by 8am Walker, the
' ... " . ... P;
sou ui nis omce ucpuiy. a"-, ...
charge Clarence Getter and William
Bittncr, who were sent to the peuiteu
tiarv for forgery and larceny respec
tively, tne former to serve two years
m d the latter one year.
Applcgato will celebruto the Fourth
in a fitting manner at the picnic ground
one mile from the postuffice. -Muic,
dancing and u general good time for all
is planned.
Miuiug operations at Happy amp
bavo been seriously interfered with by
the suicide of 'buries Coste.-, a promi
nent broker of Xew York, who owucd
a controlling iuteiest in the Oregon
Gold Mining & Water Power company.
Miss (jliidya Julien of Siskiyou eoun
tv, California, ni in Medford r.nd Jack
souville last Friduy, returning liomc,
accompanied by Miss Holle, who bus
been attolidiug HI. Mary's academy.
"Do you?" '
Governor Clianiberluin has appointed
T. M. Wittcn of Central Point and C.
P. Hull of llrowusburo, G. W. White
of Kliiinnlnili Foils l::id T. T. Hill of
Placer lis notaries public.
Jason llarlnian, who received the con
tract for building a county bridge near
the mouth of Little Huttc creek, has
begun work. He will receive al'.0
when the work is completed October 1.
Henry Clark of Grunts Pass, tbe well
known contractor, wua in Medford Sat
unlay en route to Ashland to look aft
er the contract for building the Elks'
temple.
W i II in n H.vbee was eonai lerulily in
jured one day lust. week, the horse lie
was dirviug becoming frightened and
running away with him. lie is resting
easily at his home near Jacksonville.
A. E. Stevens late of Santa Barbara,
Clil.. was in Medford recently. lie
iw.nulit nronertv I villi; in Klines
i'n.i.k ilistrii-t. near Gold Hill, of MrH.
Swinden und the Charner estnto.
M. At. Avery, J. J. Skiune , E. F.
i... .,...! .....I other residents of Griffin
Creek district were among those who
did business In our city during tun pasi
week.
Ilurrv Andrews has Imported a lot of
Italian bees for his extensivo aplnry
and horticultural eiperiment atntion to
cated near Jacksonville, where he will
employ the dagoes In construction work
during the summer.
"Do youf "
George V. Snow, the poet, who for
ineilv lived at Jacksonville, uud Mr,
Danow were recently arreBted f -r shoot
ing deer out of season anil tried in
Justice Lang s court, nt Walker, i ai
Both escaped punishment.
There is said to be but three see
t ;:. of country in the United Stales
adiinled for the production of the vol
low Newtown Pippin apple Long Is
land, where it was originated, Central
Virgina ami the Itogue River valley
wilh this latter section in tne nnu.
Georire W. If !co of Curtis, Wash., a
former resident of Eagle Point, died
of cancer of Hie liver at Chlco, ( ni.
whiteher he had gone to visit h: moth
er. He is survived by his wife und
five children. The deceased was 5:i
veurs of age and a native of SI eridan
Mo.
K. K. Kulili, II. C Malone and I. W.
Lane have incorporated tho Portliind
Gold Hill Mining company with a capi
till of $100,001). They will opeiate the
Golden Standard mine, located in Gall's
creek district, this county.
At the recent convocation of the
grand i' li ii it it of O. E. 8. held nt Port
land Mrs. W. II. McGowan of Med
ford and Mrs. L. F. Willeltn of Kliim
atll Pulls were appointed to fill the
positions of Ruth and Estjier, respec
lively.
Do you use Davis' Best Flour t Don 't
let your grocery talk you into buying
other brands shipped in. Davia Best
sella for less money aud guaranteed to
give aatisfaetion. Try a anck and be
conviuced.
Theentireg roup of lllue Ledge claims
of Robert Towue of New York is in
the deliniiuent tax list, udvertised for
sale bv the tux collector of Siskiyou
county. These claims are in California,
jnsl across the state line, though the
means of communication and business
ere on the Oregon side.
robublv the dirtiest place in Med
ford Monday morning in the city park.
The walks are strewn with litter of ull
kinds mid even the fountain is filled
with It. It seemn as if some of those
who visit the park vie wilh each other
in soiling it us much us possible. Such
onudtict is reprehensible to ray the
Last and steps will lie taken to prevent
it.
W. II. Griffiths, deputy l'niled Stiites
marshal, was in Medford Sunday after
n on. lie came from Portland for the
purpose of arresting J. Hnzehvncd ot
Wittier precinct, formerly of Medford,
who is charged with perjury alleged to
hnve been committed in coiinec'nn with
D. 11. Retime s mining claim located
nMir Phoenix.
AMUSEMENTS.
Reserved seats for the bnnd concert
Friday night were placed on sale this
niarning and are going rapidly, indicat
iug a packed house, which is as it
should be, for the Medford baud is
leseriuv og n great deal if hard, eon
seieiitious work counts for anything.
From a handful of school boys play
ing in a haphazard way, every fellow
for himself, the band has grown to a
splendid concert organixittion of
pieces, handling the best grades of
music and playing with the expressioa
and skill of veterans.. In addition to
the eight band numbers, there will be
tv-o orchestra selections, one of which
wilt he 'Tti M...... u-..i..." ....i .....
. . r..i,v. .nine :n.
'. ' '"y"" ow end help
good thing along.
MARRIAOB UOBMRB8.
tleorge Frederick Smith and Anna
bell Henrv.
"Io youf
Classified Advertisements
One Cent a Word No alsgl Inser
tions lesa man 15 cents. Six Insertions
foi the prlctf of four. Seventy-five
cents a line per month.
WAXTED To contract the hauling of
3OU0 corda of fuur-foot wood to respou
Bible parties owning six or Beveu two
horse wagons and teams. All down
hill. Distauce half to two miles. Pay
1 per cord. Northern California
Lumber Co., Hilt, Cal. 84
WANTED Chumbermaid. Apply Ho
tel Nash. s.'f
WANTED Position as bookkeeper and
stenographer in office. Adilr'-ss P. O.
Box INL-.
WANTED- Time loun of $10,000, gilt
edged security. Write Box 47H. "
WANTED Dining room girl.
Moore,
Hotel
FOR SALE Only !i each of I In. HO 2
and A-acre tracts left, 1 1-2 niilcB from
7th St., on main county road, suitable
for garden, fruit or chicken farm; ull
under Fish Lake ditch; water only
i2..i0 per acre per yeur; price $100 to
$lo0 per acre, easy terms, .lames Bow
ling. 7th and P streets, or P. O. Box
842. 83
WANTED Bourd and room in private
family by young man, good habits, not
particular, but want u clean place wilh
plain food, not more than $ti per week.
Answer D. W., care Tribune.
WANTED Experienced inuu to take
chargo of an orchard. Write fully, stat
iug experience, qualifications and sal
ary expected. Tribune, Medford, S3.
FOR SALE Small business; fine loca
tion. Inquire Tribune.
FOR RENT Furnished roouiB, eleotric
light and baths, Mrs. R. It. Halo, D
street near 1 1th. - tf
THE PLACE TO EAT Corner A and
Seventh, near bridge. Bourdera want
ed. FOR RENT Six-room house, after
June 1!). lnquire at Osenbruggo 's res
idence, tf
FOI! SALE Two choice lots on im
proved atrnct. Inquire Medford Tea
tc Coffee House. 81
FOR RENT In private family7fur
nished room und suite; bath, electric
lights mid all modern conveniences;
three blocks from business center. In
quire at this office.
Foil SALE Surrey, ultnoBt new; rure
bargain if taken lit, once. Address
Box 86, Jacksonville.
FOR HALE Choice house lot, five
blocks from railroad station, near Cath
olic nchnol, High and sightly location;
easyjernui. Write Box SOS, Medford.
FOR RENT Two front office rooms
and one largo room 3(1x40 in Miles
building. Inquire nt premises or at
Tribune office.
JOB PRINTING
All Kinds of Job Printing
done on'nrtutici .
It does't matter what it is
in Printing, we do it for you.
Our Office is now the best
equipped in Southern Oregon,
our workmen the most skilled
and output superior.
Only union Print Shop in
Rogue River Valley.
Portland prices our cshed
ule. We pay the freight.
The Tribune
21 Central Ave.
C 3 - .Ji., .
FOB SALE Runabout, 1300, thorough
ly equipped with odometer, acetelyne
lights, top, etc. A. C. Allen, Medford,
Or.
FOB SALE S..N. Subdivision is in the
market now; choice ten acre tracts,
best locution iu the valley. L. Nee
denieyer, Jacksonville.
LOST A gold backed comb, between
Gold Hay aud Medford; letters M. R.
R. engraved on comb. Finder please
return to Tribune office and receivo
rewurd.
FOR MALE A refrigerator, good us
new; kitchen treasure cooking uten-
ff sils, three porch shades. Inquire Mrs.
W. A. Handler, .'Id house .1 blocks
north Jackson Couutv bank, North Ci
street. tf
FOB SALE .100 head of full blood
Itumbouillet stock sheep; large, heavy
shearers of fine wool. John S. Her
rin & Son. 84
WANTED To buy from 100 to 300
head of stock sheep. Write Box 131,
iMedford, Or.
BUSINESS CARDS.
J. T. ANKBOM,
WELL D1GOER. MEDFORD, OR.
Pricea right. Pumps Famished when
Wanted.
BALL, It GLOSOOCK,
Contractors und Builders.
All Work Guaranteed.
Oirtco with 0. II. Pierce & Sou.
Phone U53. P. O. Box 771
DB. A. B. SWEET
Physiriuu and Surgson.
Office at Residence
COLVIQ DURHAM,
Attornoya-at-Law.
Geo. H. Durham, Grants Pass, Or
Wui M. Colvig, Medford, Or.
CHISHOLM ft MARTIN
House Painting. Paper Hanging and
Tinting. All work guaranteed.
Phone 22(1. Lockbox 12.1, Medford, Or.
Medford Furniture Co., Undertakers-
Day phoue 353; Night PhonoB: ( , .
Conklln 495; J. H. Butler 148.
PRIVATE DETECTIVE ANL COL
SECTION AGENCY.
Lock Box 808. Medford, Or
E. R. SEELY. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Modern Equipped Operating Rooms,
X -Way. Office Hours, 1012, 2-4 P. M
Office In Jackson County Bank Bldg.
OO TO DR. COBLE FOR YOUR
GLASSES.
Optical Parlor in Porry 's Wnrchulise,
. SEVENTH STREET.
"Ho Has No Othor Business. "
MEDFORD
Who is He?
IS WHAT EVERYONE WANT8 TO
KNOW OF THE MAN WITH THE
DISTINOUE AIR SUCH AS WE AL
WAYS GIVE THOSE WHO HAVE
THEIR GARMENTS MADE BY F. A.
KREUKER CO. THERE IS AN EX
CLUSIVE STYLE ABOUT THE SUITS
WE MAKE. THEY IIANO WELL AND
ARE MADE FROM EXCLUSIVE FAB
RICS. AND FINISHED IN A MAN
NER THAT MAKES THEM ELE
GANT AND RECHERCHE.
J. A. KRUZER & CO., j
Importers and Tnllors
Palm Kldii., iVedfortl, OrO
Look for Unusual Things
Many Things Unusual Besides Weather
THIS IS AX UXL'SUAL YEAH AND YOI' CAX LOOK FOR I'XL'Sl'AI. WEATHER, Bl'T THE I'XI'tsr
AL THIXOS WE TALK ABOUT ARE THE EXCLUSIVE (iOODS CARRIED BY THIS STORE OOODf
THAT ARE NOT SOLD ELSEWHERE IX SOfTnERX OREOOX, THAT IS. -IX SUCH VARIETY OF
STYLES AXD PRICES. WE INVITE YOU TO COME OFTEX TO OI'R STORE, FOR BY LOOKIXO
AROUND HERE YOU WILL FINil MAXY THIXdS THAT YOU THOUGHT WERE XOT CARRIED OUT
SIDE OF THE Hid CITY STORES.
See Windows of Hosiery, Embroidery, Etc.
SUITS, WRAPS, SKIRTS
Buy Now and Save Money
T LADIES' SUIT SALE.
Xntv ia certainly the time to buy
u Suit or Wrap. You wuil find plen
ty of time in which to tvenr it this
summer and fall,' r.nd it will do for
second best mother season, nnd you
suve money by buying uciv.
A glance nt tho window will bIiow
you a goodly number of fine stylish
Suit.-: that will be good style for full,
100S, and you save from
ONE-THIRD TO ONE-HALF ON
THEM.
The Store that Saves You Money
BAKER-HUTCHASON CO.
C Street, Just North of Jackson County Bank
TOGGERY BILL
TELLS YOU
that heat, perspiration and summer discomfort sooni to forsake the man
who is
Togged in a Blue Serge
combine comfort with style, and styie with economy, too.
envelope yourself in a suit of American Mills blue serge and say "lino' to the
sun "Old Hoi" will never fade a blue turned out with this brand.
the young fellow who cannot look "striking" in one of Toggerv Hill's
serges well, UK is un-st riking by nature.
anil then there are quieter fashioned serges here for men inure advanced
in years sort of modest kind, you know.
now here's advice f riend-
iy tion i pay -ti inuu
you've seen Toggery Bill's
merely
$15.00
Yes sir;
Straw Hats
summer clothes beget sum
mer hats, of eoui-se, ami that
means that you must have a
sprightly straw hat if about
to wear a blue serge suit.
Toggery Bill has cornered
every straw hat style worth
while has them for enthusi
astic "Rah Rah" boys for
quiet gaited fellows and
middle-aged gentlemen, too.
LADIES' WRAPS ON SALE.
A goodly showing of Indies' and
misses Wrtipn now on specitil sale ut
from
ONE-THHtD TO ONE-HALF OFF
LADIES' SKHIT SALE
We carry a very large assortment
of Sltirts iu black and colors. Just
now every skirt is on sale nt from
2S TO 60 PER CENT DISCOUNT
LOOM
"For Men Who Kjiow."
MEDFORD
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