MEDr'URD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OIJEOOX. THURSDAY. AUGUST 20. 1908.
APPLE CROP
0 COUNTRY
Executive Committee of
Apple Shippers Associa
tion Makes Report
At the international tic h)j ipjicrs '
convention at Niagara KiiIIh llic fxccn
tivo committee reported npjili1 crop con
dilions as based on lant year's cnp hh
follows:
New Knglatid Kr,mV Maim', 4" per
cent good; New HampHliire, 70, good;
Vermont, 70, good; MnHKarlniw'ttH, (in,
good; Connecticut, fi.T, fair to good;
Itliode Inland, 75, good
Central group New York, 100 per
cent; very good ; Pen nay 1 vauia, loo,
poor to good; New Jerney( 100, poor to
good; Delaware, H.r, fair to good; Oliirt,
125,. fair to otn ; .Micliigau, 75, fair
to good; WiwoMRin, l.'lO, good.
Middle went group Indiana, 100 per
cent, poor to good; IHiiioih, 1)0, poor
to good; MiHHonri, 1 .'(", poor to good;
Kannan, .100, porr to good; Oklahoma,
and Indian territory, 70, good; Arknn-
HttH, 10, poor to good; Iowa, 70, fair to
good; Nchninku, .'ion, fair to good.
Sou t hern croii n Went V irgi n in, fiO
per cent, poor to good ; Virginia. !.",
poor to good; Maryland, .'15, poor In
good; Kentucky, 5fl, poor; Teiineattee,
75, poor.
Pacific group Colorado, 100 per
cent; Idaho, 200, very good; Utah, 200,
good; Montana, 250, very good; Califor
nia, 250, very good; Oregon, 250, very
good; W'aHhington, 250, very good; New
Mexico, 300, vory good.
Nova Hcotia, 100, good; Cutiadn not
included.
In conclusion the report wivh: "The
entire crop of the 1 Tinted States and
Canada hIiowh a moderate excess over
the crop of one year ago, the grotent
excess heing in the Pacific group known
as the hox apple district, and Hie ipial
ity for the whole country, especially as
to size, promises much better than last
year."
HILLSBORO PROHIS URGE
APPEAL TO SUPREME COURT
IlllXSItOltO, Or., August 20. The
anti-saloon people here are urging the
county board to appeal to the supreim
court the recent decision of Judgr
Me Bride, declaring Mouth II i I Inborn
wet. County Judge fiondw:n, chairiumi
of the commissioners' court, is un in
favor of making the uppe.-il. He wivh
it would cost the county considerable
money and it would talc the Kiiprcuu
court perhaps a year to get a dei-isinn,
and by this time the prohibitionists can
call another election.
MAN POSTS WAGER AS
TO FIRST STRAWBERRIES
I'KNDIXTON, August 2il, A iuij.pt.
contost has just been launched in east
ern Oregon, in which lleruiistoii and
Hood Kiver will vie with other in reach
ing the Portland market first, next
spring, with ripe strawberries. Colonel
ii. ti. nt'wpmi or nermision lias pometl i
u $100 wager that the llermiston dis
trict can send ripe strawberries to :
rortlaiul next spring 10 days earlier
man l ne nooti liiver District ami Hood
Kiver people are going to take the bet.
Iiist year llermiston had ripe berries
by May 1 without any special attention
or cultivation ami it is believed Hint
by special care ripe berries can be
sent out of t lint district by April 2'i, in
even earlier. Much interest is mani
Tested in the uniipie contest.
CITY Tit FANFKFK "S No'NCF.
Office of City Treasurer, Medford,
Oregon, August UiMh. litns.
Notice is hereby given that there are
funds in the city treasury for the re
demption of all light ami water fund
warrants from Xos. Ft.'rj to i:i7l. inclu i
sive, protested hceetnher r.th, 1 ii7.
Interest will cease nfter the above
divc. I ;tl
,. L. JACOhS, Citv Treasurer.
- I III Wisi-nntiii and other section- el' Ihe
THE OLD HOWARD RANCH 'east, lie will be a, ,panied bv In,
Three(rilos south of M-cdford and 24 i daughter. Mis -a I. Cueria of I'.o-t
milej west of Phoenix, it now cut up .1. .1. Ksics and f.imitv of i',i,t,..l
in small tracts to soli the purrhnscr. '
One fourth ca, balance in three pay- in
mentt. Ihis il a tare opportunity for
man of small inf. in. Listed with all
th .o.nt. ...
AUCTION
Saddle Horses, Driving Horses, Draft Horses,
Nearly all liroke to ride and drive. All halter broken
Aes from Three to Seven Years
Social and Personal
L. P. Castor ui Derby is doiug busi
n-ss in Medford.
Mr. Rogers of Beugk is tu Medr'urd
on business intent.
Jiaruey Stoin r and his wil' returned
TtiiirKduy from Cortland.
l.ee Wutkius was over from hi K-gnc
river farm one day this week.
dames McComatchie of Sat tie in
visiting Medford and may invent.
Oliver liarbaugli, the pioneer, visited
Aledl'ord friends Wednesday afternoon.
M. Coldsby of Applegato was in Med
ftird Moiidav on his wav to (irntilH
I 'ass.
Mrs. Joseph Moruiiah of f'jigle I'oinl
leaves Friday for an extended visit in
Ohio.
i'at .M.i liny, is creditably tilling tin
positiou of night clerk at t he Motel
N'asli.
Charles 'haaiplin, the Coots Creek
dredger, was a Medford visitor Wed
newlay.
Mrs. II. I. I'ellon of Wains Valley
was among Ii'! Medford friends during
the week.
i-w Perfection oil stove, the best
ever made,
Motet Moore
A. Smith's, opposite
W. K. PhippH, the
professional trip to
attorney, made i
Ashland Wednes
day morning.
Marry Silver of A hland, operator in
timber lands, has been in Medford sev
eral times lately.
Pred t 'oppel and Martin Pcruoll of
Applegato Wert; among the many in
Medford Wednesday.
.1. Percy Wells county school super
intendent, was over from Jacksonville
Wed in sday afternoon.
Mrs. .Moon; of Central Point, mother
of Mrs. J. W. Merritt, ItavcH Friday
for a visit in Pennsylvania.
J. II. Iteemaa and H. W. McClemlou
of tiold II ill t ransacted business in
Medford a few days since.
W. II. Kinney, foreman of f r. Pick
el's ranches in Pig Slick district, makes
freipieut trips to Med fori I nowadays.
P. I. Scott and his family are ho
journiiig at Colcslin. One of his sons
has been ipiite sick but is improving.
Fred l.uy and his family are at Ity
be 's orchard, near Jacksonville, vis
iling William Itybee, who lias been iiit
sick. It. If. Minter, C. A. Pruett and Pildcn
Avers, who live near Kngle Point, trans
acted business in Medford one dnv this
week.
I). T. Lawton and his family, who
have been making a trip to the sound
ing sen ut Crescent Chv, Cut., me at
home again.
M r. ! .nwk, who purchased If ova I
Itrown's place near KhIc Point, is to
remodel the house at a cost of several
thousand dollars.
Pert Yocom, the festive granger who
has charge of the he Par farm, located
near Central Point, was a Medford vis
itor Wednesdav,
I ( hven Dun lap, L. Iter gen. A. John
si on. Theodore Fnuel and ot her i esi
nl- pj Ilix in M,,(nrd Wed
uesilay afternoon. ,
Mr. Kiiscliliaiim of Coipiille slopped
off in Medford Wednesday whil i
his wav to California. He is a friend
of Itov'. W. I,. Illack.
'nther Clemens of I trow nsboro is pay
,g Medford a visit,
is 71 years old and
Fat her ( 'lemens
ars olil and is lioniesteadiiiL'
in the Hiy Itnlle sect
ion.
,. y,.s , j,
II eaid hll e re
i t u rued fro n i t lie Stei lini' mine al ter
joiiming at llelmau's sulphur springs
Ashland several davs.
Mr. A i rowsmit h, who hitelv trumped
it to Crater Fake and over to Klamath,
lias iuvcsled in land in (iiit't'in Creek
section and will put in into Tokay
grapes.
James J. Itouean, assessor elect of
llaruey county, and his family are visit
iny relatives and friends living in Jack
son ville. They were in Medford Wed
nesday.
The case of Joseph Itoskius s. Wil
liam Scott, appealed to 1 lie Oregon su
preme rout I bv
the latter, has I n iv
versed. The plaintiff yot judgment for
nearly $diHt in the lower court.
(ieorge tlrovvn. former count v com
inissioner, will soon isit his old home
Feint ha turned from an outing
llurnev Valley, Sluista county, Cal.
Mi,, Lottie II I. a teacher in the
I'orllnu.l schools, who has I , I 1 ..
nit,' her vii.-aliou Willi her unit her, Mrs
. i ... . .
SALE 30
YOU CAN HELP THE
To the .Supporters of iinau jnd Kern in the State of Oregon:
V.'e arr on the eve of a great political battle under the leadership i t
bryau and Kern. We expect t; uelneve a splendid victory for popular
government with the best national platform written in the life of politi
cal parties. We are eoi.fideni ot victory.
We hope to see every follower M William Jennings Bryan 'md John
Worth Kern in line .mu ready to do his part lor popular vemment
So let us unite and fight, gu in and win.
This is the people' jM Hmeinber it costs money to fi'iace
campaign. Will you ix-j, us
lithography, hire ha'ls "iig'g' fjMVt
banners, all or wlm ti cost in y Send in your contribution! to Jon a
Moutag. tliii Mood stre-t, Vin-t'unt) Oregon. Pookn wi'l be orv I'.-r
inspection before ii"! .;'; v 'coa.
'-i:X
M. A.
.1. P.
('. I. Keed of Jackson Cleek, left for
the nietrnpolin Wednesday evening. She
was accompanied as far as Medford by
her sister, .l iss Kate Ifeed.
(ieorge I'.rowu, former county com
inissioner, leaven Friday for a three
iiioni lis ' isit with Will C. Mood fit
Itacine, Wis. .Mrs. James T. (iuerin,
liis daughter, will join liim at Port
laud and accompany him.
II. II. Aldt-uhagi'ii of Pocatello, Ida
ho, a brother of W. (i. Aldenhagen of
I lie Rogue River Fleet ric company, is
visiting Medford, accoitipauied by Mrs.
A Id e ullage n. l spent Thursday at
(iold Ray.
J. II. Carlton, the Fugle Point mer
chant, was in Medford Wednesday. Me
was accompanied by his wif.e Mrs.
Cora Officer and Mies Walmsley, who
left for Portland on the evening train
on a visit.
Mrs. R. F. Anderson, proprietor of the
Star restaurant, who has been in I he
Soul hern Jregon hospital at Ashland
for some time pasl , returned home on
Wednesday evening considerably im
proved.
JOHNSON ACCEPTS
NOMINATION FOR RE ELECTION
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., August 20.
(iovcruor John A. Johnson today decid
ed to accent the nomination for re
lection unanimously tendered him by
the slate convention last evening. This
lecision reverses his statements that he
mild not accept I lit' nominal ion. and it
is iiiidersl I Hint he lias ilecnlol to cast
iside all personal interests. Me will
issue a statement Inter.
Everything
In Slimmer Goods
At Reduced
Prices
Straw Hats, Wash Goods,
L;wns, Tan Shoes, Oxfords,
Summer Suits, cts., etc
Special Cuts in Ladies Tailored
Skirts
Van Dykes
Dry Goods Clothing Shoes
1 1' you li.ive lust or found
n ihility, need work, or have
SOlllt'l lliim l Sell, il (lllt'Sll't
mailer what vou want is, trv
'.,..t 1. 1 ... 'IM...
."II ..11 111 I IK' llililllll
HORSES
CAUSE OF DEMOCRACY.
We nust maintain headquarter
lieis, distribute lit
: 'ur tiwing
SWKKK, State Chairman.
MILXKh, National Commit, et-nn.
liYAX, Secretary.
Human Ear 160 Years Old.
Way back about the fall of lKXi it
happened that Franklin K. Stark, 85
years old, hale and hearty, cherished a
great pride ami affection for his little
grandson, then 5 years of age. This
grandson became careless when riding
on the hayrack ono day, fell off into
the wheel mid had his right ear cut off
dose to his head.
The edd grand father came forward
then, revealing his true nobleness of
diameter. Said he: "Son, I am an old
man and will soon die. Vanity is al
ready dead in my breast. Have this
new (iermau expert cut off my ear and
graft it on your head."
The operation was done successfully
and the grandson was 80 years old last
Saturday, August 15. He says the ear
is doing fine, thanks to the liberal use
of ( 'olest in M ineral Water.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the uu
dersigned will apply to the city council
of the city of Medford, Oregon, ut the
next meeting for a license to sell spir
it ous, vinous and malt Ibpiors in quan
tities less than a gallon for the period
of six months, at his place of business
at lot 15, in block, 20, in the city of
Medford, Oregon.
Dated August 12, 1908.
i:i:t waschau & nffdlfs.
Miss Josephine Donegal! uf Jackson
ville was a Medford visitor Wedneso'av
afternoon.
Having to vacate our present, location, we are lnovinj: into Hie new pressed brick front building of Young &
Hall, about the first of September. And. wishing to open up with a new stock, we will for the next.'six davs offer
our entire stock of Cigars. Tobai , pipes. Stationery. Purses. Cigar Cases, etc.. at wholesale prices' tliercbv
giving our customers and friends a big saving on these goods. Come one. conic all. and if vou don't use these
goods yourself, make your friends a present. For this is an opp.,rtunit v seldom had on this class of goods .
Purses, retail .
Purses, retail .
Purses, retail .
Harmonicas, n
tail
Harmonicas, retail
Harmonicas, retail
Stationerv, retail . .
'igar Cast's, retai
'igar 'ases. rt
'igar ( 'ases, rt
tail
The New Goods
Are Piling Up
We are working like beavers to get
items checked up and ready for you
to see. Already we can show you
many of the new things and we wish
to impress you with the fact we are
Marking Every Item Very Close
The Store That Shows the New Goods
BAKER-HUTCHASON CO.
Central Avenue, Just North Jackson County Bank
Classified Advertisements
One Cent a Word No single inser
tions less tban IS cents. Six Insertions
for the price of four. Sovonty fivj
cents a lino per month.
FOR SAiE.
I ' tir'
I''()l; MA I, K Dry ciirdn ooil
oak and laurel. l- Oscnbrngge, Stud
baker liros. ' warehouse.
KOK SALE A good Mnall busilie-s on
Seventh street. lfeai;olm fur telling.1
Address. I. t). box .".IU or call ut this!
office. U' J
l-'Oli SALE An iron gray mare, 4
years old, weight luoo pounds, gentle,!
splendiil driver, good light buggy and '
harness; price $120. Imptire of Will ;
.leschke, the jeweler. 130 I
I'Olf SALE At a snap. Two first class
building lots facing new Catholic
school; one pinrler cash takes tliein.
Address tox "tllS.
I'llli SALE lull fine Angora goats. Ad
dress Charles Shillingford, Crescent
Citv, Or.
I'llli SALE Six good placer claims.
at one hall' what they are worth; will
lake good work team as part pavnieat.
M. I. Moore. Medford. Or. ' 112
l-'01 SALE Tack louse; same can be
sera at the Vincent barn. 132
I'OH SALE A linrred I'lymoilth roost
or, '.lioroughhrMl. 1.1 months old. Ad
dress 1'. (). Hox 172, Medford.
Fob' SALE liesidetice property; 7
rooms ami bath, city water, electric
lights, sewer connection. F. C. Page. "
FOR SALE 11 choice lols, live mill
utes from depot, near school; easy
terms. F. C. H.'n;e.
FOR SALE -A ,uantilv of seeooml
hand bride Applv to Voung & Hall.
M.dfor.l. ;o
Hak. r llatclias. oi Co. are daily re
cci-ing big shipments of new fall goods.
REMOVAL SALE
K'edili'cd from 75 to i0
Reduced from "( to.JS
Reduced from 25 to ISO
Reduced from " to -10
Reduced from 50Mo3(V
Reduced from -3o to lSf
Reduced from 50 to 35o
Reduced from. .$5.00 to $3.00
Reduced from. S 1.00 to $2.05
Reduced from. $2.50 to $1.75
l-'uli WALK A quantity of Heoml
I Hox -Mil, (iNM'nvilte, Tex. 131
T'OU SALE Louding rooming lumse in
Medford, location unsurpassed, genu
ine bargain to right party, cash prop
osition only. Writo C, Box 508. 132.
IOU SALK Sevonth-Btreet business
property, two-story brick, 50x140; also
-30 feet on Seventh stroot by 50 feet
on Riverside avenue. P. C. Page.
I'OH SALE S. If. Subdivision is in the
market now: choice ten-acre trflctn.
i
best location in the valley. L. Nee
derneyer, Jacksonville.
EOI!
SALE
first-class piauola-pia
i tm
am. I. O. Box 01, Med-
ford.
Fill! SALE 1 -Is IS, 1 foot tent; also
tool !ic..0'.;., absolutely new. Wm. H.
Itainslord, Medford. 135
KuK SALE A number of soeoud hand
automobiles of various makes; all in
good condition; can arrange to accept
ten acres of land us payment for same.
C. II. Snyder, Covey Motor Car Co. 133
I'OH SALE HxIS, i -foul wall tent!
also tent 0'jxlM.j, absolutely new.
Win. II. Kainsford, Medford 13."
WANTED.
WANTED Dining room ftirl at Mrs.
l-'ay 's, C street, opposite I. O. 140
WANTED To trade new steel'ranges
tor old stoves. Wordoff & Wolf, Ea.ls'
old stand. 153
WANTED Hob factory men, good
wages; high wheel teamsters, $(io per
month; lumber edger, $4 per day; good
girl for housework, $31 per mouth. W.
W. West ic Co.
WANTED A good, fresh milch cow.
A.ldress Box II, Medford, Or.
WANTED To buy a good Remington
lypowriter cheap. Address Box 508,
Medford.
WANTED To buy from 100 to 300
head of stock sheep. Write Box 131,
Medford, Or.
WANTED Furnished house; reut no
object; no children: six rooms. Ad
dross "H," Hox 508.
'igars. retail
'igars. retail
Cigars, retail
l'ipes, retail .
Reduced from.
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i i pes,
Pipes.
Pipes.
Pipes.
Pipes.
Purses,
retail
retail .
retail .
retail .
retail .
retail
WANTED Owners of bearing or
chards, apples and pears, to describe
fully what they have' to sell. Med
ford or Ashland preferred. I'ostoffiee
4(11, flreenville, Tex. 1.11
WANTED A young man wants room
and board with private; family. Ad
i dress Hox til, Medford. 131
BUSINESS CABDS.
SB. A. B. SWEET
Physician aod Surgeon.
Office at Besidence.
PBIVATE DETECTIVE AN1; COL
EECTION AGENCY.
Lock Box 808. Medfordj Oj.
CWGVrrj & DUBHAMj
Attorneys-at-iaw.
Geo. H. Durham, Grants Pass, Ot.
Wni M. Colvig. Medford, Or.
J. T. ANKBOM,
WELL DIGGER. MEDFORD, OR.
Prices right. Pumps Famished when
Wanted.
Medford Furniture Co., Undertakers
Day phone 353; Night Fhones: C. W.
C'onklin 38; ,1. H. Butler 148.
GO TO DB. GOBLE FOB TOUB
GLASSES.
Optical Parlor in Perry's Warehouse,
SEVENTH STREET.
"He Has No Other Business."
E. B. SEELY. M. D. "
Physician and Surgeon
Modern Equipped Operating Rooms.
X Hay. Office Hours, 10 12, 2 4 P. M.
Office in Jackson County Bank Bldg.
When others fail, call ou
DB. E. J. BONNEB,
Eye Specialist.
Office ill the Grand Thentar t.i.l..
Phone 35. Seventh and Mni..
O. M. JONES,
City Scavenger.
Garbago of all kinds removed on short
notice. Leave orders with ehlof
police.
BALL & GLOSCOOK.
Contractors "and Builders.
All Work Guaranteed.
Office with C. H. Pierce ft Sou.
Phone 653. p. O. Box 77 J.
$5.00 to $3.75
$15.00 to $9.80
$7.50 to $4.50
$5.00 to $2.75
$4.00 to $2.35
... $1.00 to60
75 to 40
50 to35
25ktol8
. . $1.00 to 69
KNOX BROS. West Side Stables
Saturday, August 22, at 10 A. M.
JhMTii",'iii'J'',,,I"'r li""'IS "", iM ( '""U '"',v -,'t ."'' Pi'-k. as this sale will end Saturday eve-
WASCHAU & BROWN
"THE BILLIARD MEN''
CO