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MEDFQRD DAILY TRIliUNlS, MEDFORU, OUFAIOX, SATURDAY, )(TOHI li :il.00S. TEDDY STANDS BY HITCHCOCK I! Any Republicans Object R86veltWill Give Them rfcee of His Mind WASHINGTON, Oct. 3. Republican politicians are discussing tuilnv a sitie- meat piven out lit the White House lust night in which it was said that Presi dent Roosevelt endorses the. Hitchcock management of the Taft campaign and calls on republicans to give the repub lican campaign manager their earnest support. The Hitchcock situation was discuss ed at a cabinet meeting yesterday and it is stated that the president wnxtd warm when informed of the rumors that he had been behind a movement to dis credit Hitchcock. He is said to have expressed himself strongly on the sub ject "and declared that he would give any republicans who come to the White House with criticism of 11 itchcock n piece of his find on the subject. Did Not Send for Hitchcock. The president stated that he had iml called Hitchcock to Washington, but that if the republican manager wanted to comor he would be glad to reeeive him and converse. It is rumored here today that tin- president sent Secretary Hoot to Ne York to ascertain the trouble with the Taft campaign and that Knot reported that the trouble lay with Treasurer George 1(. Sheldon. It is stated that the president and Taft objected to the collect iou of funds from some of t In corporations with which Sheldon is nl lied and that others had stated Sheldon did not get enough money. The Ever Ready Bottle Keeps Liquids, hot or cold, for forty-eight hours. Medford Pharmacy The stork and the. vtujv It is plainly seen, Are in danger of briny out done By the flying niacin' nr. We are in no danger of be ing outdone when it conies to supplying high-grade cigars at reasonable prices. When you try our cigars you will say they are the best you ever smoked. R. R.V. Cigar Works $16.80 Medford to SAN FRANCISCO and return Dates of stile. October ol and fourth. Limit, 29 days. This very, very low rat o has boon put in effi'. t on ac count of the tr.nis-MiHissiiii Commereinl Conftress. hut it is open to the public via th- Soithem Pacific Company Lint in Oregon . ' The 29 day limit will gi' lots of time to takf in tli" igbta in San Francisco an. I "excursion" ilown to I,o An gelee and Sou thorn California. For particulars, sleeping car reservations and t ifkt -rail on A. S. ROSKNH.U'M, Agent, Medford. mmh President Roosevelt's Misctake. liy V. A. Tobler. Thf ai-iiniis of the present administra tion hus r.'veli'd one usri'ul fart, uot withsiandiiii it has ai-eoiuplished not li ng in I lie great campaign of the peo ple ayain-,1 the trusts. W all know th;it Woosevt-lt is by !i:!tir a reformer, and being that, he must necessarily be of a high moral . liai.i.-ter. Thus when lie became by accident and force of circumstances. pre-hb ur nf the 1 ni ted States, his true character asserted itself and he bngun doing thiugse. The greatest thin; his actions have resulted in, how ever, was to reveal to the people that the application of the law is not a rem "dy, but that the law in its action is but a check to slop growth until a remedy can be applied. In other words, the politician applies the law for prac tically the same reasons that a physi cian gives his patient his first dose of medicine. To check the uroirress of th disease until lie can diagnose the case and find t lie cause. The pry si -ciau who cannot direct his attacks upon the cause of :i disease cannot cure the disease. That is evident. So with Mr. Koosevelt. lie applied the law a ad he checked the trusts, but he found himself in a party which hold no rem edy and the trusts won as the disease wins out against the physician. If you want to kill the trusts, it is right to apply t lie law which stops growth, but if yon have no remedy to destroy the principle that creates trusts the law avails not hing. However, at this point we can all agree that Mr. Koosevelt made no greater mistakes in applying the law under circumstance' where there was no remedy than did1 thi- republican party in putting a man a reformer, so contrary to their prin ciples, in line with such office. The salvation of the people depends, there fore, upon two things: Virst, the man of right character; second, the party with right principles or methods. Without this combination nothing substantial can be done. Tint twice in our national life has t lie rule been given back to the people. They could not keep it. I'irst. (Jeorge Washington wrestled the scepter from the king and gave it to the people absolutely, (ieorge Wash ingtoii and his party, however, were synonym-Mis. Washington made the par ty and the party made him. and only with the character of the man at the helm and the party policies are alike can such a condition as Washington cre ated obtain (I Second, in this category comes our great lincoln, but tho par ty adopted Lincoln. The character of t!i - man and party methods were not in unison, under which circumstances the best that Lliis great and good man could do for the people he so loved was to create : iditton in our national life which had to be reasonably settled be fore the "money glands" could right ly bein to secrete. He freed the slaves. Lincoln knew that his work was but temporary. That his blow, crippling as it was, did not strike the root. Apropos of which he said: "I see a cloud gathering in our mills! that unnerves me and makes me tremble and fear for our national life, more t lia u any circumstances of the civil war." His great vision had sighted the money power of today. Three days later Lincoln was shot. lie had made a mistake. He nveiled his plans to the eneniv. Methodist Episcopal Church. B Street. "His Third fuming' will be the subject next Sabbat h morning. At night the text will be h'ev. 11:17 "To him that oveivotii'th will I give unto him a white stone, with a new name written which no man knoweth. saving he that receiveth it." Sabbath school at. H a. m. Kpworth league (i:30 p. m. Hood music morning and evening. All are invited. Probate. INlate Thomas Haldwin; inventory and appraisement filed showing estate valued at about 2640 Kstate ('. li. Soveru; order made ap pointing Kli.a Hicks administratrix and A. I. Kinney, Syd Carter and Milton Hi ryr appraisers. Kstate Hranville Sears; final report of ailministrator filed. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Knil Wolff anil Anno Haclii-rl. At tho Savoy. Tin' nianaui'tncnt of the Savoy were unable to a imrninlate all the people who ib sired attend the theater last uioht. The house was filled to eaparity time and time au'ain. The crowd wait intii (jet in Mucked the street for some I ime. The entertainment (jiven at this pop ular new theater last eveninu was strict ly hii,di elnss. The motion pictures were the latest and caused a great deal of laughter. Miss Itrown rendered the siiiil'. " Pascball." with a creat deal of vim, and des.rved the applause which was jrven lor. The orchestra music offered was of excellent ipiality and phased very well. The first performance commences to night at 7 p. m. Admission, 1" cents. Why Not Iron in Comfort? Xm reason to lie uncomfortable in a hot, stuffy kitchen. Von can take your Electric Iron to any part of the house where there if a linht socket. An rxteimion cord from th kitchen light will enable yon to une it on th pon-h. I Telephone Iain 8"." and hav.i an Electric Iron (tent you on ot;e week's frpo trial. RtiGUE RIVER ELECTRIC CO. j Buccciifor to t.'ond jr Water Powr Co. j Off no S"0 W. aSeveDtk St., I Opposite Big Electric Hifo. Apple and Fear Market. Apples huvo been in larer supply j this week, but a large share of the re . ccipts has been from up river seclious ! and showing very uncertain quality j with prices ruling low and irregular on j bulk of the stock. There has been no surplus of fine state fruit, and such has ruled firm with prices showing some improvement, more particularly on fine red varieties, with some fancy exceed ing highest iptations. Fall, York and Holland Pippins have also ruled firm, but uo higher. (Ireeuing, however, are weaker and $2 only exceeded for ery fancy, A few Italdwin commencing to I arrive, but lacking size and color and J few sales above $1.50 to $1.75. Crab- City Business Directory SAVOY THEATER North dAnjou Street. Latest motion pictures and illus trated songs. Entire change of program Monday, Wednesday and Kridav. Admission 10 cents. BIJOU THEATER, W. 7TH ST. Continuous performance every evening of motion pictures and il lustrated ballads. Entire change of program Monday, Wednesday nnd Eridav. Admission 10 cents. WM. H. AITKEN Plumbing, Steam and Hot Water Heating. Phone 112. 210 V. Seventh St., Medford, Or. EDEN VALLEY NURSERY Home grown whole root trees. N. S. Hci.net t Medford, Or. Watch this space. MISSION FURNITURE WORKS THE EMERICK CAFE The best restaurant in Southern Oregon. W. K. Johnson Prop. VERNE T. CANON Hillpostcr and distributor. All orders promptly filled, lioinn 7 Jackson Co. Hank Itld. Medford, Or. C. F. COOK Sells trees that. grim'. Office: li. H. V. Depot. I. O. Itox 841. l'hone oIKl. Medford, Or. MESDAMES BANKS & BICE For Suits, Gowns and Fancy Waists. llashins Pluck, Medford, Or. LETTERHEADS of all styles ENVELOPES printed to order by Tho Tribune. FOR SALE Plaster that will last Forever Its Brand is ACME Crater Lake Lumber Co. apples are in good demand and firm for fancy with some sales above quotations, but poor dull and low. lVars liartlrtt and Sackel hae both been less plenty and advancing with some ext ra fuiiQ' exceeding highest quotations at the close. Some of the Hart let t are overripe and such drag' at low figures. Many of the Seekel are also poor small in size and unat tractive and for such comparatively low figures have to be accepted, Heurre Hose, d'Aujou and I'lairgcau all move slowly with only fancy reaching full outside quotations. M ttd ford Tribute. KOo par month. T. V. Daily ( E. Mei'omb DAILY & McCOMB Keal Estate, Kci.tnls and Loan Ten acre tracts a sjH'i'inlty. Ref erence, Jackson Co. Hank. Hoom X .lackson Co. Ilk. bldg, Medford ARTHUR H. DAVIS Contracting Electrical Engineor. 210 W. Seventh St., Medford, Or. ANLO FENWELL The Plumber. 1 solicit a share of your business, pledging satisfaction. THE ELECTRIC AiD FRENCH DRY CLEANING AND PRESS ING WORKS W. E. Lane & Son, Props. Opposite Hotel Moore, Medford Oregon WASCHAU & BROWN wish to announce to their patrons that they are located in their new quarters in the Young & Hall building. Ilillinrds, Cigars and Tobneeos, M. & B. CANDY KITCHEN We make all our own candies. Marl in and Harrow, Props. ( 'oruer Sevent h and 0 St reet s, Mod ford, Oregon. DR. FRANK ROBERTS Drill ist Office hours: S to 111, 1 to -I. Miles Uiiihlinr;, Seventh Street, Medford, Oregon. THE MISSION GRILL Always open for Imsi'iess. N'cnt ami clean, l'p-tn date. Popular prices. 12 So. (' St. I.amliert & Ttrown THE R. R. V. LUNCH ROOM Finest cup of cnHVu the Pacific (.'oast. If. II. I.oriiner Prop. For good bargains in Watches and Jewelry, Pistols, Musical In struments. t;o to THE MEDFORD LOAN OFFICE O Street. Prepaid Railroad Orders. "Something which is of considerable interest to the public generally and which is perhaps not generally known is the system of prepaid orders now in effect between stations of the Southern Pacific comjuiny and all points in the United States, By means of this system ticket' may be purchased at Medford from any placo in tho United States and mailed or telegraphed direct to the party wishing to come hero. Sleeper accommodations and small amounts of cash in connection with these tickets may also be forwarded at the same time. ' ' tf COLVIO & DURHAM Lawyer Office: Mcdforu Hank Hldg. Ground floor. Cook Stoves and ranges. Phone 01 MORDORFF & WOLF New nnd Second Hand Furniture Ends' old stand, IS 20 E St. South Medford, Or. KARNES ROOMING HOUSE Newly built and newly furnished All modern conveniences. O. (J. Karnes, Prop. 20 S. 1! St., Medford, Or. FISH MARKET Fresh fish received daily. Oys ters in season. Cor. Seventh and E Sts, Medford MEDFORD TEA AND COFFEE HOPSE Specialists in Teas, Oof fees. Extracts, linking Powder and Spices. We carry all kinds of dinner ware and fancy dishes, 2Ht W. Seventh St. Medford, Or. THE HOTEL EMERICK Itooms from 0 cents to $1 .."SO per day. All modern conveniences. We solicit your patronage. I liny accounts, hillft, notes and .judgments of any nature, nny where. Address 0. CLAY llox o2 Medl'nril, Or. l.iverv and I'Yed. Phono "l.tl WEST SIDE STABLES ('has. K. Tail, Proprietor. Kirst class Turnouts. Medforil Oregon DR. GOBLE The only exclusive Optician be tween Porllund nnd Sacramento. Office on Seventh Street. JOB PRINTING Neatest and best, nt short notice by Tho Tribune. IF . ASHLAND COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Ashland, Oregon. Thoronugh and practical training in CoSlMtiKUIAL, SHORTHAND and K MULISH, individual iust ruction by experts. We have been compelled to enlarge our quartern every year, and have now secured ample accommodations in the Sweedenburg block. Twice as large as ever. Xothiug iu the line of businesa training is too good for our students. COMPLETE COMMERCIAL COURSE At About One-ITalf the Usual Expense. Foil infurniatiou free. V. RITNISR. President. UIII Military Academy Primary, preparatory and academic departments. College preparation, Business course. Manual Training. Principal 30 yea re' experience in Portland. The Hill Military attracts and retains good boys, but has no place for any others. Fall term beginB September 16. Make reserva tion now ,for few remaining vacancies. Catalogue on application to the principal. J. W. HILL, M. D., Portland, Or. Up Here Ih The Northwest there's no need for shipping in carloads of cereal cof fee. Made from our own good wheat, made in a clean, successful right-at-home factory, is Golden Gram Granules a strictly northwest product with absolute merit. Eor years people of Washington, Idaho and Oregon have been using it instead of coffee, and it stands without, a peer for a high-grade cereal coffee. Ask you r grocer for a box and give it one trial. The pack ages are larger than ordinary cereal coffees and cost only I2.r)c. : . AljjToeellit REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF Medford National Bank A nt Medford, in the State of Oregon, at the close of business, September 23d, 1008. RESOURCES. Iioans and discounts $183,635.63 OverdraftH, secured and unsecured 17,290.42 U. 8. Bonds to secure circulation 411,800.00 I'rnmiiimK on U. S. HoiiiIh 1,795.87 MdiuIh, securities, etc, 34,215.53 it.... ii.... i.....u. r. e.. .....i f;i.it.,tU ri.n?! m (Inld diiMt on hand I'uo rroin mnie uaiiKs aim i mid irom approved rctterve agoais Checks nnd other cash items 1,060.69 i Mutes of other National Banks 100.00 I Fractional paper currency, nickels nnd cents 131.30 ' J Lawful Money Heserve in Hank, viz.: -.J .Specie 25 ,29 7. 65 Logal tender Notes 25,297.65 J Redemption fund with U. 8. Treasurer, 5 per cent, of circulation) 2490.00 Total $397,226.55 LIABILITIES. ('apital stock paid in $ 50,000.60 (Surplus fund 10,000.00 Ifndivided profits, lens expenses and taxes paid.. 856.59 Xational bank notes outstanding 49,800.00 Due to other National Hanks 3,803.84 IMio to Htato Uanks and Hankers 2,403.81 Due to Trust Companies and Havings Hanks 8SS.4S 1 Individual deposits subject to check 245,578.93 - Demand certificates of deposit 21,344.90 Time certificates of deposit 2,550.00 i Hills payable, including certificates of deposit, for money borrowed 10,000.00" 1 Total Htato of Oregon, County of Jackson, ss: I, .John S. Orth, cashier of tho above-named bank, do sol emnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. JOHN 8. OHTH, Cashier. Hiihscrihed and swnrn to before me thU 30th day of Sep lumber, 190S. S. S. PKNTX, Notary Public. Correct Attest: n 0BTON 1 EDEnaawaBawu mm iTiTlWtilrTim i-r. i-TTTTTTl EVERYTHING THAT,-' to eat or drink is here the eatables nicely cooked, if cooking tuey need t)ie IriuahlcH properly hot or cold, at vanlt-d. Your individual taste is con ho I ted and catered to, and not nn item on the hillo f fare but is welt and deftly served on clean table ware. nash entE A Private Boarding and Day School for Boys 2A1.DI jf Tl jmimurs o,ouu.ny yi $397,226.55 WM. M. COLVIO, JL A. PERRY. 7- T V fc'V v a tit ' t V- Directors, BOTE M nnr)Ti, Avr PORTLAND ifoDrRx Comfort t MOLtKATK Fkicu Horse Show Heii(l(iiarteVi Ucscrve rooms early j i or iiorse nnow week Only "Hoof Gardb In I'orti.ajsd ) JL. t. KOKtO!, Huifl . -I 1 : i 4 i i 30 id
