Medford Daily Tribune
A Live Pafeb ix a Live Town.
Published everv evening except Sunday.
MEDFORD PIT HUSH 1 X J COMPANY.
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TAFT AST 1HIYAX COMPARED.
A clear comparison of Taft and Bryan is made by
lincoln Steffeiw in the 'July Everybody's. Mr. Steffens
w iWvioveorl ilin Di-esidcntial candidates upon their
Views of conditions and the following is a summary of his
conclusions: ..,,
V "These two men do not differ essentially in the Imal
; analysis of their programs. They would return to con,-
petition, which socialism and the 1 rusts would abolish.
They want the struggle for survival 1o go on; it is to he a
fair' fight, but a fight, and for wealth, too, even between
capital and labor. Bryan, having hndiuore tune to reflect
' and having lived out west, where the problems of business
"and polities are clearer and simpler, sees them more defi
nitely tlian Roosevelt and Taft, who have been men of
' action- always. For example, Bryan goes at the problem
of poverty consciously. All his policies are directed, as
he himself points out, at excessive wealth, which is, at
bottom, the same as excessive poverty. And besides the
remedies listed above, he advocates an inheritance tax and,
more important still, 'a tax on incomes as a regular item
in our fiscal system.' So does Taft advocate these meas
ures but Bryan sees their relation to other taxes.
The constitutional objection of the supreme court Bry
an meets with a proposition to amend the Constitution.
Taft regards this as unnecessary. Indeed, Taft doesn't
want any more legislation than is necessary to make our
present laws effective. And there we have a big differ
ence between the two men.
"Bryan sees the part privileges play in our system;
lio wees it, elcarlv as a case of injustice, and he would legis
late and legislate and legislate
artificial advantages that, are granted hy govcrnmem.
"Taft. a nroved executive and a born judge, would
denend upon the executive to
vne-uelv seen. Bryan is not
there is reason to fear that he is no better judge of men
than Roosevelt, to say nothing of Taft; but seeing the end
more cloarlv, he would not depend so much upon the men
he appointed and the courts to prevent and punish evi
as he would upon legislation to remove the cause.
"And, unlike Taft, but very much like Roosevelt, Br.v
an would preach and teach and lead.
"We must not onlv see to
tiike uwav the prizes that, make men pursue a low ideal;
we must all of us as individuals strive to inculcate higher
ideals in others.' Taft should give us better government
of things as they are; Bryan, leading us on to change
things, should make us better people."
4 - J That the prohibition tide in the south is already begin
ning' to recede is proven by the defeat of former Senator
Carmack Saturday in the Tennessee democratic primaries
by Governor M. R. Patterson for the gubernatorial nomin
ation, after one of the hardest fights on record. Carmack
was the champion of state prohibition.
CHAMBERLAIN TO VISIT
OBATEB LAKE IN AUGUST
This will be a big year for tourists Bl
Crater Lake und other parts of tbe
country, and every day word is being
re. rived of some new ones being a ided
to tho list.
liovernor Cbaroberlniu and family will
viit tbe lake with his family in An
gust.
K. H. llarrimen will not arrive rl
Pelican Bay until Ihe latter part of
July. He. expect" to spend a week or
so at his resort at Pelicun Hay before
be makes the trip to Crater l.nkc. tlif
ford Pinehot, chief of the fori at ry de
purtment, has signified his iuton',.cn of
visiOns the lake this rummer. John
Sharp Williams, drraner-.tie lender of
the house of repn-senlntivis, is another
prominent legislator who will visit
Crater Lake.
It is believed that congress will rceog
niw the importance of the N'!cnal
Park In Klamath county nnd will make
a suitable anprnnrintlon for its improve
ment noat venr. An effort Is being made
' to got ns many of ihe prominent legis
lators and high government officials to
visit this scenic wonder as possltiie, so
that when the matter of an approprln
tion comes up iu congress, they can use
their influence t(. increase tl.e alnwsnee.
PARTY MAROONED
ON BARREN ISLAND
SN T)IKOO, Cel., June 30. A pur
ty of six campers are marooned on an
unhabited Island, Snn Tliebnlas, Ibe out
nrmnst Wand of the group off the coast
iff California and about 110 miles at
sea. It la believed tbey are without
provisions or water. Ten davn ago the
party was taken to tho island on the
launch Nita. No names were given lolto take the stund and he riamiued as to
the raptaln and no wont eieept that liny mental emulsion, feeling confident
be was to call for tbem nn Thursday It bat a jury will agree that 1 am not
last week. The launch Oala stnrted torlinsune."
Han Ulcholaa on Wednesday with wn
lor and provisions, but In a dense fog
that prevailed Captain Joe Oesseg was
" unable to local the littel sland and
' was finally driven to the harbor by
heavy- sform.
Tb launch today started again to
THE
the l'..i,.ffire at Medford, Oregon.
6.00
till he had abolished all the
achieve the same end more
of the executive type, and
it (bat the government shall
THAW AG.VIN IN LIMELIGHT;
TRIES TO ESCAPE ASYLUM
'OUUUTEKPS1K, June SI.- Harry
Thaw has obtained a new writ of ha
beas corous ri ttirnedalile before Supreme
.Itulgo Mills i f iVbile Plains. X. Y. Th.
writ was iblliincd iu anticipation of
.ludgo Mo. 'eel ausor signing an order at
11 o'clHl-. this mornlm: recommitting
Thaw to Mtltcawan.
The nn. tvtion bv Vl.aw and his
.-ounsel th. J slice Mo-ichauser would
recommit th- slaver of Stanford White
to Matto flsc piovrd correct. District
Attorney ll ., presentci! to the judge
this fursn.'o:! Ihe fornri order of re
eoratnitnnnt I- Mntteiivnn. which Jus
tice M.iri.'h-iu." rpromnt signed.
It will have the effect of returning
Thaw to Matleawan today, but just be
fore the order was signed Cnder Sher
iff Townsend, who has been the eusto
diun of Thaw ever since the first ha
bens corpus proceedings were begun, was
served with the new wrii of habeas cor
pus whi'-h commands th sheriff to pro
duco Thaw in the supreme court at
White Plaints on Monday morning.
Chnrles Mnrschaiiser of Poughkcepsie,
now t hit f his brother, Justice Moraehati
ser, has finally disposed of the case, has
been retained by Thaw to conduct the
new prm-eislings.
Ilnrrv Thaw was delighted with the
turn affairs have taken. He made the
following statement:
" I cannot bear the thought of return
ng to Matleawan on account of being
pbliged to associate there with Insane
people. I would miner go in prison, i
have thought nil along, and especially
nee Judge Morschauser handed down
his decision, that if I could get my case
to a jury I would be able to convince
the 12 men of my present sauity, and
secure thereby mv liberty. I am anxious
Notice.
The , River Horticultural socio
ty will not meet this week, since the
l-'iinrth of July fslls nn the regular
day. There will be no mewing until
AniFnat
K 1
r VI sinvs iifl.wl.n
M.KDFOHD DAILY 1UU1US& MBPt'ORD. OKEGOX,
FOR REALISM.
rlsbsrt Louis Stsvsnson's Injunction to
a Small Nsphsw at Play.
A story about Robert Loula Steven
aoo not generally known, accordion to
the New York Suu. 1 told by MM.
Bteveuson's grandson, Austin Wrong.
When Mr. Strong ai a Hole 'Imp
Mr. Stevenson liked to alt propped up
til bed W watch hlin at play Id tbt
next mow. And "fuu It happened
that the blKger boy of the two wciuld
make suggestions for tbe make be
lieve games and Insist that they be car
ried out too.
One day Austin had arranged aotne
cbalra In a row, playing tbnt tbey
were Bljlps. and be, atandlng on tbe
front, wua tbe captain. For a long
time he proudly walked tbe deck of
bll .Teasel, encountered pirate and
weathered all kinds of storms until be
felt tbe door positively heave under
bis feet
Mr. Stevenson looked on lu perfect ;
silence, but complete absorption, no
doubt pluyltig tbe whole thin much
the harder of tbe two. Flnully Austin
got tired of hi vessel, cllmlieil off bis
cbati' and begau walking 'ss tbe
room to some object win- h had at
tracted his Interest.
This wns too ruiiih r.n- Ills uncle.
Still deep lu tbe giuiie. Mi Stevenson
rose In bis Hlckbeil ami bouted ex
citedly at tbe recalcitrant sea captain:
"Swim, you, swim!"
A WARM RECEPTION.
It Gave ths Hungry Prsachsr an Ap
pttlte For Dinner.
Before accepting nn Invitation It In
as well to be sure It Is given In good
faltb. After an afternoon service held
many years ago In a certain village In
Scotland the preacher, a stranger, w ho
bad officiated, accompanied one of the
elders of the congregation home and
was Introduced to bis wife. Tbe good
man having asked the clergyman to
stay to dinner, tbe latter, afler a little
pressing, consented.
Tbe good lady hurried off to prepare
for the unexpected guest, and, seeing,
as she thought, her husband washing,
as was the custom In those days, at
the fuuilly sluk, she seized tbe family
Bible, approached stealthily from be
hind and brought dawn tbe ponderous
tome upon his bald pate, exclaiming:
Tak' ye that for bringing hungry
preachers here to dinner every time
tbey coiuu to the parish."
As soon ns tbe assaulted one could
get tbe suds out of bis eyes he looked
about blm and, after thinking the mat
ter out, concluded that the old lady
had made a hIIkIiI mistake. She. too,
came lo tbe same concltislou when, ou
returning to Ihe parlor, she lieheld her
husband patiently waiting for bis rev
erend friend! Dundee Advertiser.
Artificial T.th.
It Is ce rln I n I hut the ancients hud a
knowledge of dentistry, but It la dif
ficult lo determine when or by whom
tbe us or artificial teeth was Intro
duced. Herodotus says that Ihe Egyp
tians had "dentists for the teeth." In
tbe British museum Ihero are various
denial Instruments which bad la?e!i
found In Ihe lulus of Pompeii, and
Onion lu tbe second century describe
the method of extracting teeth by
means of forceps. Hol.oul says that
artlllelul teeth were lu use lu autlqulty.
since he found some specimens In tbe
catacouibs.
Modern dentistry admits that the
first to teach how lo make artificial
teeth was the Arabian Albucnsla, and
lu bis work "Al Tailf" are drawings
of Instiiiiiieiils used Tor this purpose.
The earliest known allusion to artifi
cial teeth is by .M a i tin lis lu the first
century:
Tou uas without a blush false teeth and
lialr.
But, iMtHm, your squint la past repair.
Minneapolis Journal.
Won In Spits of His Lawyer.
A once well kuowu attorney used to
tell a good story on himself. Ho bad
beeu retained to defend a counterfeiter
and advised him to plead guilty. Ills
client did so. and us there was lu the
mind of the court a Hied Idea that If a
prlsouer pleads guilty be doe so be
cause be has no attorney the Judge
asked hliu why he made that plea.
"Because my lawyer told me to."
"Old be give you any reason for It?"
"Yes. He told me 1 would have no
show before this Judge."
The court flu red up and ordered a
plea of uot guilty lo tie eutered. and
tbe counterfeiter was nciuitted.
Mtmory.
If II should be asked wbst posses
sion I most valued, I would say some
beautiful memory. Memory Is posses
sion. It Is (lie only thing ou earth that
Is absolutely ours, which no oue cau
take from us. We can produce aud en
joy It lu a crowd of uncongenial peo
ple as easily as If we were alone. No
noise can drown Its voice; uo distance
can dim Its clenruess. strength, hop,
beauty, everything else, may pass.
Melnory will stay.- Selected.
Tbe Ignorance of Youth.
Nbe You suld lliul 1 wua necessary
to your happiness. He I was young
then und very Igiioriiut. I had uo con
ception of ivlalive values. She What
do .ion mean? He I mean that I
didn't know a necessity froiu an af
tlfi tlon rlevehind Plain Pealer.
Worse Than Waiting.
"Aw you waiting for me, dear?" she
said, coming ilownstulrs at last, fixing
her bat.
"WiililuirV etcluliued Hi Impatient
iuii ii "No; not wallliig-sojournlug."
- Yonkers Statesman.
Look forward, not backward. lo not
repay slander with slander. If a ser
ban..'
NEW CASES.
Mtatn of Orenn vs. Lottie K,
Rim-
mon snd Charles W. Htinson.
I A. J. Olnen vs: ttenrRe V. Dunn et
L., ,vlt ,or Injunetb . R. O. Hmlth,
... , .
I . ' . ' ....
I M- "U,d vs. Oeorge . Ou.n
jet al.t sun Tot injunction, k. it. nmun,
I ... ....
laltorrtev tot rtlninnTT.
Fourth of July Special Sound Trip
Bates.
Oue aud one-third fare for the round
trip to any point on the Southern Pa
eific system, children 8 to 12 yearn,
half fare. Good for return July 4, 5
and 0.
for further particulars, apply A. 9.
Koscnbnum, local ngeot Southern Pa
cific. Special trains from all Bogus River
points fur Ashland will leave Orants
Pass 7 a. m. Time leaving Medford
later. Returning leave Ashland 10:30
p. m.
9!
Fruit Trees! Fruit Trees.
Tbe old reliable Albany Nurseries.
I bavo the largest stock of fruit trees
on tbe Pacific coast. Pears, apples,
peach, plums, apricots, nectarines, cher
ries, English walnuts, shade and orna
mental trees, berries, roses and shrubs.
all of which I offer at lowest priceB
'niisistent with first .elass nursnrv stock
H.lvjne Df,n wl(n tni, nuI..rv jr, years,
I can guarantee all stuck to be truo to
name and free from disease. I baadle
nothing but Oregon grown trees.
L. B. WARNER,
Medford, Or
NOTICE.
Notice is herebv given that tbe un
dorsigned will apply to the City Council
of the City of Medford, Oregon, at their
meeting on July 7, 190.1, for a license to
sell spirituous, viuous and nuilt liquors
in quantities less than a gallon, for the
period of one year, at their place of
business at lots 5. H, 7 and 8. in block
20, in the City of Medford, Oregon.
Dated .Tune 19. 1008.
M HOTEL NASH COMPANY.
THE OLD HOWARD RANCH
Three miles ssut.h of Medford and 2
miles west of Phoenix, is now cut tip
in small tracts to suit the purchaser,
One-fourth cash, balance in three pay
ments. This is a rare opportunity for
mon of small means. Tisted with all
the agents.
Classified Advertisements
One Cent a Word No single inser
tions less than IS cents. Six Insertions
for tha price of fonr. Seventy five
cents a Una per mouth.
FOR SENT.
r'OH RENT Two front office rooms
and one large room 36x40 iu Miles
building. Inquire at premises or at
Tribune office.
FOR KENT Furnished rooms, electric
light and baths. Mrs. It. I,. Hale, D
street uear 11th. tf
POIt RENT Six-room house, after
June 1.1. Inquire at Osenbnigge's rea
idonce. tf
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE Choice house lot, five
blocks from railroud station, near Cath.
olio, school, High and sightly location;
easy terms. Write Box 508, Medford.
FOR SALE Lot, 48x164, $175, one-half
down, balance on time; also lot in
Ross addition, 50x120, $125 cash takes
this cornnr lot. J. E. Payette, Medford,
Or 87
FOR SALE S. N. Subdivision is in tbe
market now; choice ten-acre tracts,
best location iu the valley. L. Nee
demever, Jacksonville. a
FOR SALE Ono Cadillac runabout,
newly painted, in first class condition,
Price' $1150. W. J. Van Scluiver & Co.,
Portland, Or. 90
FOR SALE Runabout, f300, thorough
ly equipped with odometer, acotclyne
lights, top, etc. A. C. Allen, Medford,
Or.
FOR SALE 8mll business; fine roca
tion. Inquire Tribune.
WANTED.
WANTED To buy from 100 to 300
head of stock sheep. Write Box 131,
Medford, Or.
WANTED Position as boolikcepnr and
stenographer in office. Addr'ss P. O.
Mux 4KL'.
BU BINE 88 CARDS.
J. t. ANKBOM.
WELL 11IUQKK. MEDFORD, OR.
Prices right. Pumps Famished when
Wanted.
BALL ft QLOSCOCK,
Contractors und Builders.
All Work Guaranteed.
Offto with 0. H. Fierce ft Sou.
Phone B5S. P. O. Box 771.
O. M. JONES,
City Scavenger.
liiirbage of all kinds removed on short
notice. I.oavn orders with chief ef
police.
drTX b. sweet
Physician and Surgeon.
Office at Resilience.
COLVIQ ft DURHAM,
Attomeys-at-Law.
Oeo. H. Durham, Orants Pass, Or.
Wn M. ColvH. Medford. Or.
OHISKOLM ft MARTIN
House Psintirjg. Paper Ranging and
Tinting. All work guaranteed.
Phone eil'i. Lockbox liM, Medford. Or.
Medford Furniture Co., Undertakers
Pay phono 333 i Night Phones: C. W.
Conklln 4!S; J. tl, Rutler 14S.
, PRIVATE DETEOTIVB AND COL
EECTION AOENCT.
j Lock Box 808. Medford, Or,
E. R. SBELT. M. D.
Physioiaa and Surgeon
Modern Equipped Operating Rooms.
X Ray. Office Hours, 10 12, 2 4 P. M.
Offtc In Jackson County Bank Bldf.
OO TO DR. OOBLB FOB TOUR
OLA8HB8.
Optical 1"arW.r In Pern's Warotuina.
, HKVF.NTH BTRKET.
I ..B. B V. n
" wo jmwr nmujeea.
TUESDAY. J UNESOlgg.
Reduced Bates Special Train.
A special train will leave Medford ;
shortly after 8 a. m. next Saturday, :
July 4, for Ashland. This special will
have on board the excursionists from ;
the northern poition of the valley. The
round trip full fare to Ashland will
be 55 cents; bafl fare 30 cents; tickets
good going on all passenger trainB 3d 1
and 4th and good to return until and
including the 6th of July. j
The special train will reach Ashland :
in ample time for the commencing of
the exorcises and will return after the ,
celebration or about 10:30 p. m.
Tickets will be on Bale July 3. Get
them early and avoid tbe rush. Ticket
window at depot will be open all day
of the 3d and at 7 a. in. or tho 4tb,
thus giving all ample time to secure
tickets. 1
Buy Tickets oj Wire.
'Something which is of considerable
ml, -f.it to the public generally and
which is perhaps not generally known
is tin system of prepaid orders now in
effect between stations of the Southern
Pacific eompanv and nil points in the
United States. By means of this system
tickets may be purchased at Medford
from any place in tbe United States and
mailed or telegraphed direct to the
,arty wishing to come here. jMleeper
accommodations and small amounts of
cash in connection with these tickets
may also be furnished at the samr
time."
Harry Culbertsoi,, general contractor
and builder, cement work a specialty,
Medford, Or.
Golden
Grain
Granules
100 PER CENT PURE
CEREAL COFFEE.
Tt tastes like coffee. It looks
like coffee aud 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, consti
pation, indigestion, dyspep
sia and stomach troubles.
Xfnrli 2-pound package
for 2.V, nil retail grocers.
Wholesale by
P. B. Theiss & Co.
Medford, Or.
Something New
In Rubber Tires that it will pay you to
investigate. COMPLETE STOCK,
prompt work, satisfaction guaranteed.
Mitchell & Poeck
GENERAL WAOONERS.
East 7th Street, rear of Merriroan'ej
Blacksmith Shop. Medford. Or. 1
The ELECTRIC
TEA KETTLE
Furnishrs hot
waif r for tf(i un
Tory rHirt notice
It nn be tiied
nn the ttA table
or in the kilchrn
Attn')ies to mif
elct't rolicr
Simple, safe, con
venient, durable
ROGTJB RrVSR
ELBCTBI0 CO.,
Rneeeaaor to Condor
Wator 9mt Co. Of
e 0 W. 7th tt.,
opp. big aleetrta - Pom
J. E. ENYART.Presid eat.
J. A. PERRY, Vice-President.
The Medford
MEDFORD, OB.
OAPTTAT 50,000
SUH PUTS 10'000
Safetv Boxes to Rent. A General Banking Business
Transacted. We Solicit Your Patronage
C Ctwrtitt S
State Depositary.
Established 18SS.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
$116,000.00
MEDFORD BASH ft DOOR CO.
Window and Door Screens, Block Wood
Office fixtures and all kinds of planing mill work, Including turned work aud
fancy grills. F, BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH STS. PHONE 63.
RESIDENCE
LOIS
For Sale: Seventh Street
Business Property
One two story brick, 50x140. Also 230 feet
on Seventh by 50 on Riverside Avenue.
See owner. Terms.
fred'k c. page
Hh-vq you tried mir snociul 2c ami Hoc ('nffrcs, or our Pyra
mid Tea yetf They are the best in the land; always good, nl
waya the name. We are now shuwint; a niri line of Cut Glaus
and Pinner Ware.
MEDFORD TEA and COFFEE HOUSE
216 WEST SEVENTH STREET.
McOLASHAN ft JUNKEN, Props. PHONE 1051.
JUST RECEIVED
New Line Red Cross Shoes
"They Bend with the Feet"
C M. KIDD, The Footfitter
Cold Storage Meats
Perhaps you don't realize what an important part
livat is of tho daily diot. Good meat usually means
a good diniit'i', and a good dinner moans a contented
mind. Come here for your meat and you are sure
of getting the host. AVe are always ahead when it
eoines to quality. Prieos no moro than elsewhere.
MEDFORD MEAT CO.
Successors to Pottinger.
W. W. E1FERT, The
JOHN S. ORTH, Cashier.
W. B. JACKSON, Ass t Cashier
National Bank
Realizing the
Importance
of good bunking facilities, the offi
cers of the Jackson County Bank
am ever ulnrt aud progressive in
tho establishment of the most mod
ern equipment aud approved meth
ods. Your account, subject to check,
is cordially invited.
W. I. VAWTEB President
O. R. LINDLEY Gashler
LUN01I, DINNER OR SUPPER
served at all hours of the day. The
good livor always comes hero hwen he
wants his chops, steaks, oyseteis or any
of the appetizing dishes that we make
a specialty of couking to please the
fastidious. Tf you wkh to enjoy n
well cooked meal, that can be prepared
only by an artist, visit
Nash Gafe
Fii'tt'tm fhoico Itittt for sale, located
five minutes from depot, near school;
those sold in block or separately; easy
tfrnis; the best buys in the city.
FRED'K C. PAGE
Next Hotel Xnsh.
Taking Steps
to further your host interests is to fur
ther o.ir own as well. We accomplish
this object by giving you full value for
your money. N'o matter where vou may
diret your footsteps for tailoring work,
we doubt if you will he able to get
anywhere near as good fabrics and tai
loring wotk as here. Our 2r.0( snlta
arc going to be the "go." Why not
place your order with us for such u
suit nowf
French Dry Cleaning and Pressing
Neatly Done. A Tit Ouaranteed.
City Tailor, Medford
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