Medford daily tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1906-1909, October 02, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD DAILY TBJLBUNJi, MED FORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1908. Medford Dally Tribune M AWAKE TO HEEROF FQRISI A Live Wit Xu Publishod ttvrf mJjl vwy t&xaJUf MED FORD i' C BIIX i C4i3iIf4S Admitted ae frm- Xittmr ut & I5tto4VsB ft SUBSCSlfTlON ATJt. One mouth, by mail or carrier. - 1 . SOCIETY IS DENOUNCED. Etliel Barrymore, the actress, is out with a roast on society folk. She declares that the most uselei., brtinless and purposeless order of things in the world constitute the elite of society in this country. "There is no occasion for brain, and consequently girls don't cultivate their capabilities," asserts Miss Uarry niore. "If you can join gracefully in the inanities of an ordinary dinner table, you '11 puss muster; but if you should happen to touch on anything that the real men of our coun try are doing, you would be shunned as a frightful bore. "Thet women of wealth are merely selfish and piggish and are utterly content with comfortable living quarters, a good dinner, a little polo or bridge, or a rapid automo bile oi- two. They are empty shells, and-perfectly mean ingless and useless to the country. If a plague should wipe out the entire society element of New York the city would be none the worse for it, nor would they be missed. They accomplish nothing and give nothing to the world." All of which is perfectly well known to every observer given an insight into the life of the over rich smart set Society people are usually parasites that do nothing to justify existence an existence due to an imperfect civil ization, which has organized the production of wealth and left its distribution haphazard, so that the few lead empty and purposeless Jives of idleness at the expense of the overburdened many. Miss lSarrymore could have gone further in her demur nation. J he smart set is worst! than useless. It is God denying and Jaw defying, a source of moral corruption contaminating those silly and vapid enough in other walks of life to follow its lead in degeneracy. A0GFtffrcr (foes tf- WOHDY W'A It IS OVER. The wordy war between Roosevelt and Bryan, which lias highly entertained the nation Tor the past fortnight, with the refusal of the president to further answer the Nebraskan. Roosevelt's defense of trust contributions to the Taft campaign fund and his refusal to publish the list of contributors has given Bryan the best of the argument. The Nebraskan 's parting shot is a promise to enforce laws, "not spasmodically and intermittently, hut persist ently and consistently; they will not )(. suspended even for the protection of cabinet officers," and the offering of the following Bibical reason for the support of the repub lican party by trust magnates. "The ox kuoweth his own ers, and the ass his master's crib." A New York dispatch states that Wednesday "more than a thousand men and women crowded (Irand street in front of the private bank of Palowen, Magilewski & Werner, when it was learned that the doors were closed and its affairs in the hands of a receiver." Had Bryan's bank guarantee law been in effect, such scenes would not be of almost daily occurrence and tliou sands would he spared suffering. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. S. I). HuImtIh to William M. Itiilmi'H, prupiTlv in Mock !W. Mi'dforcl Arthur S. WoIIh to Martha Wrlla, lot !1 ami H U, lot s, Work I Mclfonl Martha C. ItnlM-rls to Arthur S. Wells, lot ), S i.i lot S, litoHt 4. Moilfonl K. F. Huberts to (Irant K. Iioni on, property in Hamilton ' ml ilition to Mi'ilfnnl KittiK Nmylic to Martha ('. Holi. iris, lot il ami S i.i of lot X. II. ('. Messenger to' II. F. Durkce, land in township runne 1 K F. M. Calkins to .lames Mellow I'M, property in Highland I'arli trai-t Maurice J. (loo.lhoart to I!. . F.nders, land in 1) 1, C -1(1. town ship .10. range 1 K A. ,1. Stewart ti Anion Nickel son, R.Cift acres i'm townihp 37. rango 2 W Jean St. T.ue IVKoHmim . Frank K. Zeje, propurtr in Jacksonville f Clayton M. Unas ! Marcm-at J. Kumsey, property ia fr.w.ll addition to Morlfor4 Ktv Kmil NriM l J. N. Canity, in 1) I, C !W, tnvVip .11, raftffo I W t"?t3 r.ir:iri-4 Bum tft F..lk a. INothwaH, U4t 1, t, I, Hoi 1. AmonJcJ plat (Yev.II mlltHwt MoifrwJ JaYi Varcawn-t J. hii to B. tmi, U ii, bWt a. "aM4 puit Civiwul) sJJitic to JaWfonJ . Henry 0. KvUcy la (lirtoo A. Slliltta, lota l nt i. Mock O, Kailroarl nd'lition to Ashland 10 MARRIAOE LICENSES. 'H. O. Volney Dixon nnd Helen lone Wait. Oilman V. Vincent and Vie P. Hanson. St. Mary's Academy Dtroctod by the Slaters of the Holy Names of Joaus and Mary. Mod ford, Or. Hut os for the BoliolriBtic year, or per- 1 . or 40 weeks: Boarding School. Hoard, tuition anil laundry $180.00 l'riviito mom 80.00 Day School. Tu i I inn, primary und grammar grmli'd $20.00 High school and special four no.. 30.00 l.uiu'licon for iliiy ncholnrs who too fur from school to rtourn lintntv or who prefer a warm mi'jtl at noon 50.00 Speruil rut os to pure nl etttimHg tws or more chiKlroH. Music BopM-taiiowi. I'iitHo, two Iushoihi pur wetrit . . . fel.t Violia, twe 1ossm per wettk ... 0.W Miiiitlolia, guitar, Vnnjr( W.0 Yoi'al, two Iossom per vrook ... W.tt H. V. TIm rahis qM4Hn( Wre U 'IimU bm iWw's pa-friw fhury, wm pwrwM mt a si. 'r, us,. tfWuW Mi vwm r.irv A OU iind a jf rM (wl mhmMm aJT Likrurt ti l.M LjbmiJ7 fwt $.i ) ftij-i.iB7 U Bf.mMK itwlkmi nkiN. ilk-a.v l clovov w MRniks wm pJain triiisaf, o ms Htm ttrdm eiHu-goa fn4s ad tbu piibi tkat the new And rommndrM hullilrai; and the mod t rn improvemente introduord therein, onahlo thm to ensure the eoinfort of pupils while fnrilitating edurationtj ad vantages. Write for program of studies, all for booklet concerning dress regulations, " In tin lust ten years' suys the Yearbook of the department of aricul til re for 110", "forestry has advanced in this country from an almost un known acienci to a useful growing pro fession. In that time the number of technically trained foresters lias in creased from Ichh than a dozen to over UiO. Ten years ago there was not a single forest selmn) in the country; now then are several professional forest sellouts which rank with those of Ku rope, and a score more with courses in elementary forestry whose usefulness is steadily growing. Forest lands un der management have grown from one or two tracts to many, aggregating 7. .VM.Oiio acres, scattered through 110 stntts. The national forests have in creased from 39,0(10,000 acres, practi cally aumiHcd and unprotected to 105, 000,000 acres, used, guarded and im proved both in productiveness and ac cessibility. The number of states which have stale forests lias increased from one to ten; and of those which employ trained foresters from none to 11. The membership of forest nssoeint ions has increased from HfiOO to 1. 1.800. Ten years ngo, except for a few of the foremost botanists, Kuropenn foresters knew more about American forests tlinn did the people of this country. In Ku rope they were then using preservatives to prolong the service of beech ties, and so adding from 20 to 40 years to their life. Here, on the other hand scarcely a trented tie had been laid, though there are now 00 treating plants, 27 of which treat ties exclusively, and an engineer who recently returned from Ku rope reports that both in sizr and me chanical perfection the treating equip meat of this country is ahead of any to lie found abroad. Ready to Work. " And vet American forestry has only safely passed the experimental stnge and got readv to do something. Action immediate and vigorous, must be taken if the inevitable famine of wood sup plies is tn lie lessened. We are now using as much wood in a single year as grows in three, with only 20 years' sup olv of virgin growth in sight. Only the application of forest knowledge with wisdom, method and energy in the next ten years can prevent the starving of national industries for lack of wood. " Kucalyptus planting has been giv en much attention in i anrornia. i no interior of one of the largest buildings 7,os Angeles wns finished in encnt vptus imported from Australia at $250 a thousand board feet. This treo grows very rapidly and is especially adapted to that region. Four companies have been formed which will plant in the aggregate several thousand acres with eucalyptus. It is with this tree that the Santa Fe railway is 'diluting "";" acres near San Diego to test its suit ability for the production of ties. "Prominent among the projects car ried forward by the state forester of California was the publication of n comprehensive bulletin on the commer ciat production of eucalyptus. Preser vative treatments of cedar, pine and fir ties and poles, conducted in coop oration with the forest service at Los Angeles, showed that n 40 foot polo, worth $7.50, con be preserved With cre osote at a cost of $2 so as to secure additional service worth several times the additional cost. The state fire pa trol was materially strengthened. Progress of Work. "The progress of forest work in Washington for the past year is espec ially marked by increased activity on the part of the stnte and owners of timber lands to protect the timber from fire; the inauguration of forest in struction at the university nnd at the agricultural college at Pullman; and the better appreciation by the people of the nationnl forest policy. The work of the deputy firo wardens in the several counties of the state entirely prevented dost met ive timber fires. About 100 forest rangers were appointed, usually at the request of mill men ami timber land owners by whom they were em ployed. At a meeting of prominent lumbermen in Seattle n ranger service v as organized for the fire season of IVOS. This organization represents some 4,000,000 acres of timber land, and it i the plan to acfl holdings at the rate of 1 crnt an acre for fire protec tion. Other timber holders of the state are doing something in th same line. (He company, for example, has a force of rsei i the Held which is ns of fee tive as Ike itate force." SaniefM&g New jjttUYcrm roil a Mdf4 rifcnnt, ft mitV Addrms: HIBTF.tt BUPHRIOR, BT. MAST'S AOADBMT, MBDF0B4). OB. ROKRm'RO, Or., Oct. 2. Arrange meitt are being made to hold a meet iag of the Oregon -Idaho Development congress in this city next month, the session to last for a period of four or iivo nays, i ne promises oi some very prominent men to come to Koseburg at j the session and take part in the work have already been secured, also dele gatioas from several of the live cities will be in attendance, including a strong lelegalion from Coos Hav. Such mat tors as a state highway from IVrtlaiiA to Ashland, an automobile road from Koseburg to Coos Hay. electric lines to various parts of the state, the open ing of large tracts of land, waterways and do- p sen harbors will be JtmcuV M. Wc loaa mutey wit lo intercut, on 11 de.ription of Uie difuilst jeft'tlry, watcher, pitota, gus, usiea istruuient3, etc. ! hfve u hl a fin stock of uuredevl waUfcWs, jlry, etc., it- we will give tf best bnrgaifti vr ofr4 Bed ford. V trt re to tit and try tt in t)K et a ke f.iiids. Wo wut your trade. Hete five us a cull. You will be v.-etl trc&tl in loaniuf or in buyinf. Before you go to buy remember the name TEHIdiord Loan Office where voj will get the beat bargains. NO. 4 SOUTS O aCHatf, CORNBB BEVENT. LOOK FOR T SIGN: MEDTORD LOAN OFFICE. The higlmat prices paid for old gold and silver. We will take anything from a gold brick down. We giv pawn tiekets on all arlii-Ies we take in, according to law. Southern Oregon District and Rogue River Valley Fruit u u mi n 4 .. Medford, Ore. Oct. 1, 2 and 3 $1250 in PREMIUMS For Fruit, Stock, Farm Products, Fancy Work and Paintings, Etc. Three : Days : Races $750 in Purses. Free to the Public. FOUK RACES EACH DAY. Bring Your Products Show t lie world your products. BEAT THE EARTH ON FRUIT Smith 6 Molony Cany the Strongest Line of High Cut Boots at the best prices in Southern Oregon Buy now, for you will need them- See Our Window M4fM Trlbuaa, tn r- ia.tV I 1 , . MuuBemmiiiiiLn CITY TAILOR ML. I I Toque Point Oysters Thf Rinorick Cnfa Inn now thr eiclu aive ageue.T for tha Taua Poiat ys ler. Those are aokowlellgil to be the best. Oive them a trial. Tbe Emerick Cafe If You Will focui your ara oa the avUl -una tn order Suits we ara offering, yaa will realize at oace that tbay trt warp tional values. You will find over five hundred different suitiaga bore from which to make a selectioa. Wa would like to take your ueasurastaats aow. FOR SALE AND TOILET Not See Many . signs of this character about Medford. We always find a desirable tenant before a good building has been "to let" more than 24 hours, and land owners know we can always find a purchaser if a reasonable valuation is put on property. Consequently Medford does not impress the homeseeker as being "under the hammer." This is as it should be. This is the season of the year when home seekers want winter accommodations. Use business judgment; get free rent and make a winning by purchasing one of these beauti ful cottages of the Rogue River Land Company EXHIBIT BUILDING, MEDFORD TIME State Depositary. OAPITAIi AND SURPLUS $116,000.00 Is nn important matter in the transac tion of business. Business men realiza tbe convenience and time-saving afford til in paying by check. A check account with the Jacksou County Bank gives you the advantage of prompt and obliging service. Safo deposit boxes to rent, $4 por year nnd up. Finest equipment in southern Oregon. W. T. VAWTER, President O. E. LINDLEY, Cashier Notice to Water Consumers WATER MAY BE USED FOR IRRIGA TION" AT ALL HOURS UNTIL QRDER- El) OTHERWISE By order of the WATER COMMITTEE. September 21, 1908. MEDFORD SASH & DOOR COMPANY PHONE 2291. Window Frames, Oak Veneered Doors, with Bevel Plate, carried in stock lieap. Office Fixtures and all kinda of Planing Mill Work, including Turned Work and Fancy Grills. F STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND S KVENTH STREETS. J. E. ENTART.Presid eut. J. A. PERKY, Vice Prestfaat. JOHN S.-ORT-H, (Jashier. W. B. JACKSON, Asa t Caahiar. The Medford National Bank HIDFOftB, ). CAPITAL $50,000 SURPLUS 10,000 Safety Boxee to Rent. A General Banking Business Transacted. We Solicit Your Patronage French Dry Cleaning tad Pressing neatly done. W. W. EIFERT MEDFORD ytlvs. 3ren "3famptoit "Isaacs "3tttructor of Iplano. "llt Mttbod PERKINS & JANNEY ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS Plans, Specifications, Superintendence. Survejing in all its branches. Rooms 28-29, Jackson Comity Bank Building.