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WOULD FIX JURY
(iUTHItl R, Okhi., Oct. .1. Onvpriinr
(Charles S. Haskell, ex trrannn-r if th
di-niixratir national i-onunitU'o, ha writ
ten u h'tter to J'n'Hident ltoosovrlt in
which ho 8ii vh:
" I lay aside my ttj'-ul for justice to
yon, for the reason th:it J nm convinced
thirt, no matter fcntr digniflrrl, jrnnt ami
hnrnbl' tho office of president may
V, rti p'fpt ch-nrly 4eoiHtrates the
K)tA tWt the occuit of tfevt office
muA- be viibMit iiirae4, jnire or in
1 l:-iy, 4.rffr 4 vurillutiBg
iiimhi hk clwirgM t imotW-r, hy umit
wifhoiK fn-iMiitHPW n4 tWrefra nWi
dnned, and yK wi I limit diNpkiy nr
maiilmod t nologim? for tWe former
nntriitlifnl statement, ytm seek nmithor
issue. It leads me to ftHwrt tWnt I n4k,11
seek justice nniiist you heforo the peo
ple and in n court not suliject to vour
doiuination. l'rnnkly speakincf, I have
arrived lit no other conclusion tlmn that
you, in your reddens pnrtisnnship and
disregard of the right of others, would
pack a court or fix n jury.
Potty Politics by Roonovelt.
"Von Raid in your first statement
that I had miits brought against me to
recover title to Creek Indian lands. I
overwhelmed you on that statement ;
adopting your usual policy, yon fle
from that' stntement without just apol
ogy and adopt the statement now that
it was government tnwnsite lots that
von charged me with being sued for.
Yes, I believe I am a defendant as to
certain government tnwnsite lots in one
of nenrly 11,(100 suits that yon have
had brought against as many different
honorable and highuii tided eit izens of
this state during this preHideulial cum
paign, and you will not undertake to
deny that petty politics for the pur
pose of republican i.ing about 'M),noo
Indian voters was your sole mot ive
for having those suits brought; and I
charge you with knowing that, tlieie has
been no delay in the cases, except that
"occasioned by the court 's deliberations,
taken by himself as time be deemed
necessary to consider whether or not
there is any merit in the petition filed
by your attorney.
Land Question.
v"'Vm U(,v Hint mi lln In.wl niiu....n
you will see that 1 get n bearing in
ooii rt. Yes, sir. 1 welcome vour hoar
inff. ('alt to your assistance nil the
power that your high office commands.
present your case in any form you like.
T nm readv to meet it, and before the
1ST
Hclusion the people of America will
disgusted that ever elected yon
president of the United States.
"It is st:JI fresh in the minds of the
people of our slate, labor unions, farm
ore' unions and other advocates of lion
est and huiunnn government that the 1(1
objections that you raised to our con
stitution struck at the very vitals of
lionest government. Your threat to turn
$ n i nod u provision for jury t rials in
Aiitfttpt cases is only one of tin many
fi VViiiU'ii 1 hat you criticized, and I thank
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A t' .in,- t.h"
f . to rt.iiU
Jus day that I had the courage
tigo you at t tint time to turn
i down ur constitution on that gmtum,
if vvi dared to do so. You said that
your Vv; ti ion mir constitution would
not: I0lft well in print. Air. Hiirrimuii
find ' I1- Morgan said the same thing,
but. S.iftiuel (lumpers said the consti
tution of ''klatioma was the hem ever
writt.it. 1 expected you to agree with
it grin and Mr. Harrimau, and.
J', tviih not surprised.
y you challenge me, M r.
tl I should not undertake to
Iloosc
' ( make comitansoti Itetween vou mni
1
r mc. ' do not get drunk on any
; nion uud never did in mv life, but still
1 vour l'V"r of list winter, which 1
uluill be glut to publish with your per
mission, nil . ocrtiug your idea of in
r tnrsthto (.miner, c of whisky into pro
tlibiL u '(if"1' ". It was your an
i ---im ' 1 Mi" 1 l"r nssistance ami
I ' would a the 'icarl of anv honest
I -public (""is I king to adiiiiuist r tin
l" kw of urt :-tlr as the people bv theii
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And Mr. Morton?
Yon criticize mv directing the dis
missal of the suit against the Prairie
Oil & ( entnpjiuv, which couM not
J.bva bd nice essfutly uiaintaiued by
lftM-V' Tell me, please, what your
rnttni,t- fn- directing the dismissal
y'XiK if'i f,tby nit nguinsr the Atchisim, Topeka
i'iu ...:v' '. & Mania re ranronn nnng (irotecui
'V-'VV1! , hv .Tudson Unrmon and .Tndson, spec nil
ti?V"'i I'OiHiUfl.. hrn the fuel dine lowed that
'k'V'' mcml- of ynur raliinel (I'aul Mor
ton) Wa ttonig unenvered hh the prime
K- $ otfendrf Answer tliin. will youf
!-SfeM' "M. Roosevelt, you ery out for pur
- Uv. Ton sa-v vou did iut four fiur vears
it'O kih'W wln ro the corpitrat inn fund
'vii3 '$ 'i'ing from t secure vour rle.-tinn
th t't i t lonoy of two year uo
v-vjj fr '"r'ft (he eorrupt interest
W.'VV ,f W trwt. Vou have known that
'cijf t'ft for two yeuis. and Mr. Cortelvou is
' sl'x if.v ullU memher of vour rahinel. ' '
MAURI ID.
ATNt KNT HANSON In
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Social and Personal
A good house lot, close in, for sale
at a bargain; easy terms. Write M. 1
Tribune. it
O. Castor and Amb-rsou Hro. of f'lioe
uil preciio't transacted business in Med
ford one day this week.
Mr. and Mrs. llert Nichols of Ashland
precinct have been visiting friends liv
ing in the central valley.
t'harles Courad, the exirt butcher,
may now be found at tint street sliop,
owned by Huth BroB.
1'rofesHor .1. A. Nor! i rig, the well
known buadmaster, has been in Med ford
during the past week on official busi
ness, Oscar Siiupkius of Woodville precinct
was among the many in Medford dur
ing the past week.
A choice buildiug lot, -1 . . Ui
good section, is fo. sale Jl .'n'ain.
Kasy terms. Write Box 50 (7.
It is rumored that Itcv. W. 1 Shields,
pastor of the Presbyterian church in
Medford, will soon take, the stump for
'J'at't and Sherman.
Justice Brown of the New York su
preme court has issued a p. injunction re
straining the Independent Order of For
esters from enforcing the increased as
sossmcnts on old members until the
suit to test the validity of the increase
is settled. .Horn than B0,000 members
are affected by the increase, of whom
a n wi her live in Medford. While
tssi ihjimctioB ntairls Foresters can pay
. kir aHHcsmcsts at the old rate.
Mrs. I telle Thieso, who lias been n
resident of Xedfnrd during - the past
two years, hiM gone to Clinton, hi., her
former homo.
A front room for rent in a building
centrally located in Medford, price rea
sonablo. 173
lesse Mash, K. N, Provolt and Jo
seph Neely, prominent citizens of Jo
sephine county, were nunoig those who
attended the district fair.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Wcatherhy of I'h.H'
nix precinct made Medford :i visit on
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K 'riiotupsoii, who
reside near Medford. in re among their
Medford friends Fridav.
(4-orge II. Cabaniss, who has been po
lice judge of San Francisco for a nuni- ;
ber of years, has been noiuinnted as '
superior judge by the democracy and
labor parties of that city, lie is a un
live of Jacksonville.
James Orieve of Central Foiut, rural
mail carrier, spent Fridav afternoon in
Medford.
i-orgc Fred Williams of BoNtou, a '
personal friend of Bryan, is stumping
the west and will be in Oregon
week. Mr. Williams will speak
n, .
(raiitH Puss Monday night and at Al
bany Monday evening. Next Wednes
day he will speak at McMinnville, after
which he goes to I'liget sound.
John Cox niift son, who live in West
I'hoeuix, have some very fine Spit .en
bergs, which tire taking on a fine color.
Tin y recent ly left a few samples at
The Tribune office.
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Mineral Water.
Anderson & Burbage
Agents.
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Classified Advertisements
One Cent Word No single inser
tions less than 15 cents. Six insertions
for tbe price of four. Seventy-five
cents ft linn per month.
FOB BALE.
FOK SA1K ( 'hoiee business property
at a bnrguin on easy terms. 1'. O. Box
41K, Medford. 247
FOR BAhti New Finder concentrator,
complete, for sale at a bargain; never
been used. Address or rail on W. J.
Vim- r, Waldo, i-., or A. K. Heames,
Jacksonville. I'M)
FOK SALF: Ury cordwuod, pine, fir,
oak and laurel; 1! 00,000 brick. F.
Osenbrugge, Htudcbakcr Bns. ' ware-
house.
FOH HAI.K Homestead relinquish
ment; IliO acres; small bouse; 8 acres
:! year-old orchard; 40 acres fenced; 8
miles from town; $ryf. F. O. Box 4
city. 170
FOK SALF Largest rooming house in
Medford; location unsurpassed; genu
ine bargain for the right party; cash
proposition only. Address J. C.r care
of Tribune. 75
FOR SALK 320 acre ranch, $12,0110,
first class improvements, well, family
orchard, etc. This is a bargain. See
L. K. W., Tribune office. If
FOK 8ALK Dry oak stove and cord
wimJ. Apply Uotcl ash. 178
FOR SALE A good small busiuirs on
Seventh trt. Keaeous tor celling.
Address. P. O. box 51 or call at Ibis
office. tf
FOR SALE A
no; a bargain,
ford.
first-elaw pianola pia
P. O. Box 95, Med-
FOR SALK Improved or unimproved
city luts, S aud 10 acre blocks, near
city; orchards aud farm lands. W. M.J
Preuch, over Jackson County bank. 179,
FOR SALK Five-acre twets inside aud
adjoining city limits of Medford, on
five years' time. Apply Gold Buy Real
ty Co., in office Condor Wnter & Pow
er Co. iflu
WANTED.
WANTKO Posit iou uj iimnaiiig Iioumc
ktM'jirr; matron; hy rufuiud middle
itod Xuw Knghind widow, uuoucuin
Iton'd; r1 fore m-eg given uud requirvd;
, expL-nent'eti m reapoumblc (hihiiioiih.
Mrs. A. It., 1112 Stuto st.t Hpringfiuld,
MnHB. 173
WANTKD Suito of light I skceping .
rooms. (I. 1. H., Toggery. 170
A.vl'MI) Woman to do washing and
ironing one day a week. .Mrs. liar-
I hoi ew, :il 1 V. Sixth st.
17U
( WANTKP tiirl for t iu'ral honsrworli.
AddrH8 Loi-k Itox IIS, rity. 17."
j WANTKO To rent a ranch, by a re
liable man; hay, grain or dairy; must
have stock on place. Hoi 508, Mnt
Jord. 170
WANTiCD (,'huwin'riiiuid; married
woman who enn live nt home preferred.
Only forenoon 'h work. Hotel Kmer- 1
ick. J70
V A NT K 0 To tradeTTimber claim fur
city property; Baker City property for
Medford property: piuno for good
horse. W. II. West.
WANTKD Hursi'8 for pasture, $U per
month ; no wiro fences; shade, water
and grass. Apply to Walter Moore,
Phoenix, Or. 185
WANTED To buy from 100 to 300
I ocu ui iiuck luoep. n rue iioi lot.
Aieuiora. ur.
TO TRADE Light ainglt covered bug
gy for two-seated rig. Ij. K. W., Tri
bune office. tf
NOTIt'K TO KAUMIMIH Highest cash
price paid for grain mot lulled hay at
tho Kuss mill. 1 711
ir1 VOU want lioueHt weight and fair
t reiitlueut, ko to the Hush mill tor your
feed and haled linv. 1 7J
for Ladies, Misses
and Children
NONE BETTER....
Tlifso art1 tlie 'oats with t In ivpulat inn. ' arr sliowinsi
tilt' very latest style ereat ions I'm- 1H0S-!) " 'l'lu Nippim."
"Madam Hutterl'ly." " I'riiuvss" ami many others of this
season's desiuns in -ery lieaut it'nl I'ahrirs. Kvery seam i
fully tailored. The lining are shaded and piped to niateh
the color scheme of the uarnients. We guarantee every
one of these erarnients, even the less expensive.
taCftildren's and Misses' $1.50 to $12.00
For Ladies, 1150 to $27.50
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Picked at Random from the
Anniversary Sale
Many New Specials to Choose from
Below wo print ii lew of the extra specials now to be seeiire at the Anniversary Sale. You can find hundreds
of other exceptional values and specials at this sale. AX EXTRA I X Dl't.'EM EXT I f you come from out
of town, we will pay your railroad faro. As an extra i lulucenient, wo will deduct " per cent from all sales amount
ing to .".()0 or over. We invite you to look hero. If you can heat the prices, we don't want your business.
17c for-35c Neckwear 9c for 15c Hosiery 19c for 25c Hosiery 85c for $1 Comforts
A lot of fini- Klyliah .Wrkwear wrutli All iz.a in fust blurk ribbnl lloai- Any 23c mir of Hum' in tlir sture, A r.j-uhir l.i Coinl'urt now or.
njt to :t.it', now on :ik' :tt, i n for tniswc Hint i-liililron ; ri'olur 1.1c u n.l Wf hn'o 11 very lliro stock, on s:ilo for only UJl)
ihoiec lid vhIid'h; now on nlc at, Q, jj .,.notj 4no.VQ. Vou should wo our vului-s j OP
Sie tin- new .Vcckwinr. r-hoiw "6 only 1 J in ( 'onit'ortb at $M nn.l . . . J) 1 U J
$1.50 lor $2.00 Comforts $50 for $65 Values In Suits $20 for $30 Values in Suits
Fill.-.l Willi oiio ii-.-- of .uri- white laniinate.l cot A lot of regular $ii.-,.00 and some 75.UO Think of hemu able to select a n-nular tliil.OO or
Ion; a regular .tli.no value; iluring this T I PA Suits are marked a't this store, CCrt (( r-3.(HI Suit from a goodly assortment and tft
ale for only jlI.DU special JjU.Uv for the small sum of only iPLU
$1.50 for $250 50c for 65c $5.00 for $9.00 98c for $1.50
Child's Coat Dress Goods Ladies' Coats Handbags
Out of over a hundred Child 'a Coals All wool cashmeres, serges and bat- Think of this opportunity to se- We show the largest assortment of
we pick (oo to talk about a $2.io isles ia all colors anil black und cure $S.utl, !UII) mill $111.00 Coats for Handbags in Southern Oregon. Our
value for white; not n .Vie quality, hut t'"' r'i(t,'0,,! Pr'l'e JfJ QQ $l."0 value is now on sale
AIEDEOWD'S EEA1)IX( EXCLUSIVE LADIES' SHOP
Baker - Hutchason Co.
CKXTIiWL AVKXITI3, JTST NORTH OF JACMvWOX COUNTY HANK.
CASH
On and after O.-Ii.Imt ."j we will sell pmils f-.;r CASH ONLY.
We can givi you more jooil s for your money this way. Wo can
nave von H per rent on every 'dollar you spend with us.
We will sell you u Coupon lionk, jood for $.").tMl in trade for
'.4.7.1 rush; u $li.in Coupon Hook will cost you only $!K.ri0. We carry
"u stock nf the fiiioHt I-'KK.SII .M SA 11' MKATS. Call and see usat
The Economy Market
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE.
BUSINESS 0AED3.
BflflWB""" DUBHAlSr
Attorneyn-at-liw.
Oeo. H. Durham, Omnta Pass, Or.
M. OolTlg, Medford, Or.
Win
dToSford Furniture Co., TJudertikers
Kay phone 853; Night Phones: C. W. ;
Conklin 30; J. H. Butler 14S.
00 TO DR. OOBLE FOR YOUR
OLA8SE8.
Optical
Parlor in Perry 's Warehmnf,
SKVKNTI1 STHKHT. !
"Be Has No Other Business.'
Goats
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Autumn Days
will suon lie upon you now, when you
will need ;i suitablo outfit for intermit
It'iit heat and cold, ami wo nro prepared
wit h the pi'tipcr faliricB to fashion you
a I'riiico Alhitrt, cutaway or sack suit,
ur a fall overcoat, in all the latest cuts
uud stylos, tliat will give you tbe proper
st vie of a man of fashion and taste at
J. A.KREUZER & CO.
IMPORTERS AND TAIiORS.
PALM BUILDING, MEDFORD, ORE.
E. B. SEELT. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Modern Equipped Operating Rooms.
X ltay. Office Hours, 1012, 2-4 P. M.
Office In Jackson Count? Bonk Bldg.
When others fail, call on
DR. E, J. BONNBR,
Kye Specialist.
Offico in the Grand Theator bldg.
Phone 35. Soventh and Main.
MRS. ED ANDREWS
Voico Culture and Urt of Singing.
Studio nt Residence.
East Medford. Phone 22..
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for
MEN'S SHOES in heavy
and light weight, high
and medium top, heavy
or light soles. Special
new line of Florsheim &
Co. $5 and $6
Shoes.
VAN DYKE'S
Souvenir Spoons
of City Park. Mount Pitt. Ray Pain. Sterling Mine
and llue Ledge Mine: also a fine line of Watches
and the latest novelties in .Towel rv.
MARTIN
The Jeweler
Tins Wstck on Jsvslry
ora telIigha ph sfays is received by
TELEGRAPH OPERATOR .V OUR OFFICE
Stylish
Fall
Footwear
all
Dress
WOMEN'S heavy and
light sole Dress Shoes
at $2.50 to $4.00 per
pair. Children's Shoes,
complete line of Rub
ber Boots and Rubbers.
Shoes Fitted Correctly.
J. REDDY
Near Postofilct
Rpirln Specialty.
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