Medford daily tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1906-1909, October 06, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMKDKORD EMILY TKU-tUNll, MICIiKORT), OWEnON, TT'RSDA Y, ( )CTO BF,r. v 1008. Medford Daily Tribune A Leva Pafer m f,iva Tow. r depusils is imt mure un published every evening except Sunday. m e r f o b r p n ft r, r s Fr r n o c owpany Gkohoh Putnam, Editor find Manner. Admitted aH Second-Class Matter in the Postnf fie at Afudford, Oregon. 'I'liat till' ilemiind I'll' seen fit y r'asiiiitljji' 1 1 1 ; 1 11 ivt tin- dem;iinl it' tin' hunker fur seenrity I'iiI' his lnMllS. Till' one is IHIH'll entitled to ,-ii'eliriTy HS till' ntlllM'." ANOTHER OPPOireNT OP HXJOHEH DOWH AND OUT riiHTI.A.VIlT, .V. V., i lei. i. An- illicr -if tin- iiiiii'iitH if ilovrnor Hoili- in anti-nice trurk trouble bun Yet .fl Tal't S;iys it ix lint riyjht to protect depositors 1 i,,.,.,, ,i.-r.nt.-l fur ro twnniiiiitiiin for :li SUBSCRIPTION KATES. On montli, by innll or errir fit.AO m f?T, by mail. . .8.W run rnorij; uvi.n is mkifoui. "Shall the people rnle" asta Mr. J'.ryan. They shall in Medford, says Councilman ffafev, and this eity council follows his lend. So the people are to decide the water onestion and select a source for the eity on' November the fii'Ht. . -A . iJai Hut it must have Keen with great reluctance that the V'asson canyon advocates voted to Je.t the people have a say in the mutter. All along the majority of the water com mittee has insisted that, it was none of the people's hnsi ness what was done in regard to water - and loud was the abuse heaped upon The Tribune because it insisted upon the right of the public to learn what was going on. It is only a few weeks since one of the leading bankers of Med ford made an uncalled for personal attack in the council chamber upon the editor of The Tribvmo for daring to demand publicity on the water fpiestion, and he also took the ground that the people, were not, entitled to information on water. , A Tf the advocates of VVaHson canyon had had a majority in the council, would they have left it, to the people to de cide I ft, is highly improbable, in view of (heir record. Their attitude all along lias been that they were better Qualified to select the source than Ihe people could possi bly be, though the people were pretty well convinced that lot) inches were not, :'.)(. The public can first thank Councilman ff.ifer for the privilege of saying how its money should be spent, but it can also thank The Tribune for the long and persistent fight made for publicity in behalf of the people. The Tribune believes most implicitly in the rule of the people, whether' it, is the selection of United States sena tors or the question of municipal improvements, and will always be found on the firing line. "It in porl'i'i'llv jir,in'f to i'itin'1 Imf-il U'llii'h rt'ill ivi' tin' li'Iti'ltt'l' tin' lllltlinf ity to nirl nut lln' hnyn itml iflrli. :im HtjfM til ihi-Ii Mm Irii'ti' Id wltii'li It, ni' I 4u wiMtm hi'it :iimi1i'i(, unit tin' liiur I ilmnM Ihi'it i'nnii'l lln'if I'litlitriMi In hi' l rniiii'il fur tlii'n trinli'." Pr-'tiili'iit j Klltnl .tf Hiirviir.I :it tin' liiiiiipii't ,if tin' i N':lt inltiil Sni'ii'tv f,ir tin' Ci'iimnl inn .if I I ihIiiiI r'nil I'Miii'iit inn. Pri'ilili'iit Klli.it j Ihii ,'liii'P in, mill ! llli'n nf I'.'tjii t nllim rtiiil Hn In'.'irlv :ii siiIthivp .iic,r-li,'l lit ntt'-rimi-i'i iiilii'ittii Hint I Ili'V llri' imn lit l0 int into ir:n' tn'iv 'I'liii vi'iinlit jrn'i' ni ilnnlili' ill tilli',1 ilnvi'i-v U'itll ;i n'imiiiiii'i' fi",Hll ' wtiii'1) lln-ri' li nn :i)i)pnl. IT.1 jr, j limi'n Hint llin chilili-'-n linll hn lnl(-n liv tin Icni'lii'ri, Ilir,i1 nml I'mil rl 1 it 1 liv tin' (iniui'MMin. piniilnvi nrf i'Iiiim itinl iHiijjfili'il In llli' I i'jif1-"4 in wllii'll t)i.i-(i iM tllP (i.'.ll-ii iin,', nf witn -1I11 -,-.M. Withi'r tlio inrint'i. nnr thn .-liililri'n llimili'K'i'. ;ii-, In lun-i1 nnv -nt in ,litnrinininir III" ilmii'( nf ni'.'iip'ilinn 'I'hi' iI.MnniMMl ii' ilntl'nrni in iinin-it ,'ln, Inhnr. Tin' ri'inthlit'iin i!ii t tft-iti j Ik lilnnl nn IlliM vitnl ilili"itinn. In-ili'i1 fni'nr llli Kllmt plnn Kvi'lmniv MIU,INI;i!Y It UN' MAD. Of all the absurdities women have seen fit to adorn their heads with, the new styles of millinery eep the climax of the ridiculous. These millinery monstrosities seem to a mere man to mea rider about as far from the realm of common sense as it, is possible to roam. 'Che "merry widow" was bad ehough, with its cartwheel shape and size, but the new styles lenwe it, common place. The new creations are of all shapes, sizes and designs. Seemingly the only effect struggled for is the ridiculous. There are hats modeled after grandpa's old beaver after someone sat on it, those designed from the flimsy bushel basket, those that look like an undeveloped peck measure, those like an inflated colored paper bag, those like a ha I loon collapsing, those like an old time grenadier's helmet with ils tasselcd fop. and those like a man's wornout arid misshaped derby swelled twice its original size from its newly arrived importance. I'YoTn these absurd designs flutter, float and bobble multi-colored plumes and feathers and geegnws. Some times a grind sized feather duster dances with your fare a yard away from the hat, sometimes its the tail of a bird of paradise or a peacock that trails to one side to annoy thers by tickling them, and sometimes there are ostrich feathers of strange hues. These hats arid no (harm to the wearer, no beauty to supply nature's deficiencies, no grace of form or man ner. Why, then, arc they whi m liecause they are Ihe latest, fashion, and if wearing washlnhs on the head be came the fashion, they would be worn hv human peacock on parade. bv such a law. In submitting offers for municipal water supply to the citizens to vote upon, the city council should rerpiire. cer tified check or bonds to accompany the hid, of at least Ti.VilKi, as a guarantee of good faith, to shut out the "hot air" promoters and to insure tille to water. Then before the contracts are let, bonds to the extent of the contract or at least for M large part of the contract should l,e given, so that the city may be amply protected. Anyone who makes a bid to supply the eiry with water must stand ready to guarantee title to the water and pro tect the city under ensuing litigation. Tt would not have been a hud plan to adopt the Condor Water power com pany's suggestion and make the bond to accompany the bid as large as the contract. This would crtainly have shown that bidders meant business. itnli li-jrtlhtiiri Tlii time it in Sr-n-:itnr arn jjtlllitl Wtli-nr, mi of tbe Bi(!it riinlilii-niiii who vilt'd ;tu;ai!iit tli bill in Hfnfi tidtinff. Hi wan a candiiiHtf far ro-iiorniiintion in tli Portii-tli sn itnrinl ilistrid. Tin- i-nrivi-nlion hlwl lid-ti .li-niHof!'! for 11 wik, but a .'ompromiM vrnn i!pMi-H ttKin liiiit flight with Sdinlnr Wilrox li'ft out. Stmtor Vi!d iii Urn fifth of the op IKiiii'tils of tin- rni-i' tnu-k niriHiir to I'nil nt ro-mimtiintinri. I OAI.nCORWtA REPTTBIiICAWS WANT MORB FROM DOIXPTER SAM KUAN'CISCO, f al., t. rj. T'.if r.'fjnblli-Hli -Itnt.' i'intr:ili- onnnitt'i in in .nintinitiii'fitioti with tin nntinmil i-ominitti'i to' pnmt Snntop Dollivnr of Iow:i to HjM'iik .'it Fr."mn on October i Kl. :ii wdl n in Loo Anoi-b-a Odnhnr l'J ;linl Sun Cmiii'iii.-o on itobT 14. j I'liii will Klv" Cnlifoniiii tlin'i- jnwbw iiiMt.'.-nt of two frotn tin ini'Mln w.t.'nl ifimlnr :iml will :lli ,'imbli' liiul M jbr.-fik tin- trip from Lin Ami'!' t,i -Iiih fity. ! : What Papers Say : PDfll.IO SCHOOT.H & ISP BVBRYTHTN THAT '3 GOOD to ,':n nr drink ii liw the .Hiibl nii-i'lv i-onld-d, if ,-nokni! tltny ui-'wi lin. ,hiniilili-i propi-ily hot or nold. an friiitt-d. Your itnlW- diifil rnwtf is liiii oiIIh,1 .mil ,,:iIiti-.I io. jml not ju itdil on lln- liilln f fan- lull m w-!l mil -Inflly .ifi,-d ,,n i-li-rin liililn wrim. POWFlft FP.W HAUDfl Tlit!' nf tn nion in ihe ,itv f Vtr nnl Son:itrr rtov " wh ivm in l htif't tttp rvrv' wliOf) nn nil tin C;tihV:l"t, ('IttMn PVflrv fnr'frtr, loi'lt zVi'fV nvitch it mrrv I ilivi")iph liti' liiwn ovpfv t'nl mint ft ml 'ttri niin in tho f'niriM Stnlt" " Whnf n tT.'iwiitv m thi 'l'i'lnf;if nn :)nt tlin i- n (jovrn nifnf " if flu pnopl fr thi pr'p1' niil bv f)i4 piMipli ' ' -Von f'1'! tnon .'tin m n If o 4t n t' i n a r f rtrtft ,rtrt popli in : 1 him'-i Vit rot. of Hii"" ten m-n 'ill vtc tr Hfin (hmviti-p li .ppi.HOI til' millPl' Vll it'll til""' tr.Hti V'i In.rii, mnir vi'hi.'li tn'V IV'VA pfimpiVtl, until thi'V rl'M rln'IfH' Hi. ptOn'V 'if tin' rpiiMtt-nn p-iflv I'l v'iMi wtili tlir-m t.n niiM to itin ''11 ronti' pw.'f. v.ttf r.ir Tit! :ui'1 Iht nun P'f.'lnnifi CKT .V HAWAII Smith & Molony Crry lli Strongest Line of High Cut Boots at tii Li't prici's in Southern Oregon Km-, now, for you will need tliem See Our Window WM-iin AVfov r.t ,1 It III' H!il,,'1'-n'ii-tit,,iit l,' fijrnl Ivim fnc, -n ,i(--,i-v- m'tmi t Ihi' niliil II 1,111 if .1 Ijillil'i'in I f ,i,t,,, I ii, w h in-,,' Mi" iiiiImiI IM t-iii' in .' r.-l-i-iioii i,-i jriKii'd - r''-,'!'l 1,1-1 tll'lt ,1.1 111,11-.' ,1 Ijl'lll, i !i,. ill. I '., t,i Id, vii . -1 ) I" ll'l'.-- " ,11' III ,,,, I,, it.,ti mi ill i i-1 1 1 , ni If ii Jlofi'd tn-l'iv 'l'C ni'l In ,l,i)i ..in 1,1 III,' IIOI'II Idll IV A' (it I,' I V77;; AIM'. All efforts to fonc the icpulilicans of Kansas to aban don the bank guarantee law advocated by Uiyan have failed, (tov('inor lloch has taken up cudgels for the guar antee law, which is advocated bv Ihe Kansas i cpulil icau platform as wrdl as the di'mociatic platform, despite Mr. K' Ta ft 's assaults upon it "Th(' df'iosit.s guaranty proposition will not dnwii.t'" 11 t . ....1 . I in . I : . 1 I . . i I' p ir is ii sonrci nun wie propnsir ion a nil is naeii upon iwn fimdnmenlal t heoi ies, " says ( lovernor I loch. "f'irsf That the banking bie-iness is a iiini public business uud not only a commercial necessil v hut a police necessity as will; that mnne is pinpeity in its most purl able and dangerous I'm in ; I hat it is nnsa fe for the individ ual to keep this fmm of piopi-rlv on his pi'ison or in hU liomej lhal banks aie theicfiire eseiillal t" the security of life and propel h, anil that Ihe banker is therefore ail ato'iil of Ihe I'oyeriiinciil nut only for roiiimeri ial purposes bid for 11 ilicc uraisi"; as fell Ihinks are not chill ti tcH y kfr iip py'll by distim I depailmenls of gnv 'f.tiMl.iki' fjHiMnv r ft Q InlfU'st of the luinker. Thei JiiilVatfitffciiSiit atwtiWf In Ihe interests of thn public. "8J!id Tlurt Ilic i,m o behind Ihe counter Is us eei rvitM (illroul fVrvlr " -Urn thirty Hi-i ii ,yf fl,rmAiyhis m h v,t'm if p-p'1 rirtf iitiw i .V htn-Art tajtirt flirt Hvuh'i-4 Ptfitt', tnrf)ifi nil in th Sn) fly rnem ,yf rSi v'n (r,im pM.'rt i f th finitM iriij ttv v i h ' n f i i'-.! a I jtr AArtrrtr1if irtn) ,tvf n-(i in,vin ,f i ft fnnArifirtn f hn4it f iaV rftrir f-tf 1''1 fhrt 4ha Up If ere In The Northwest there's no need for shipping in carloads of cereal cof fce. ,Vfiii-fl from our own good wheat, made in a r Ion ii, successful right-at-home factory, is (joltfen Grain Granules .i strictly northwest product with absolute merit, f-'r-r vcars people of Washington, fdaho and Oregon have been using it instead of coffee, and it stands wiiimut a peer for a high-grade cereal coffee. Ask vniii' grocer for a l and give it one trial. The pnek ,'isys arc larger than ordinary cereal coffees and cost only 'Vie. A II aroeerv sell it You Do v mzsmm See Ey$ Many sigiis of this character about Medford. We ahvays find a desirable tenant before a good huildinjf has been (ito let," more than 24 hours, and land owners know we can always find a purchaser if a reasonable valuation is pur on property. fVnsequently tedford does not impress the homeseeker as being 'under the hammer." This is as it, should l.e. 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 thes beauti ful cottages of the Rogue River Land Company RXFffBTT BUT LOT NO, MttD&'ORD V wnnroiin, oniwiir TIME CAPITAL ANO SttlT.lt3 In nit impnrtflnt mtttT in th tmnsAf (inti itf tiMiiniHifi. Btisiueflfl men reali tlit omvflniiiM-o :nnl tlme-flavifi affoffl vt m pnyinif y ilipk. A t'liook nt'onttt with the J&eknoo ( tMiiitv Wtmk tiivt'fi yon tbe udvanta prompt oMtluff .neTVifp, Srtftf tlopnqit hott'8 to rout, $4 per vtnr d up Kinnpt ouiptnnt in aontliTn Oregon. W. T. VAWTKlt, Prridpt a. R. T.r.VTTRY, CwihiOT Notice to Water Consumers WATER MAT BE USED raaid-l-TTf7 AT ALL H0T7RS ITN'TTL ORDEIS- FA) OTHEEWISE f y order of the WATER COMMITTEE. .s.Y,-Ti',her 21. W)H. MKDFOItli HAHH & DOOR COMPANY PIIC)N'K2291. Wiiwtw PrmiM, Osk VMI Dnor, it& Bvel PUte, tarried in stuci jhano. Otlie Fittnrs i ll lcil ftf Plo mj Mill Work, intituling Tunieil Work n,l r xne.y oriiLL V STKr.KT. bf.7Wr.KS SIXTH AND S KVE.VTH STSEST3. Medford Time Table rVHITHBUM r(flf(n ((,M I Wwhwini1 lflOrtin ftp 1 1 p I lf"nrHrl4 Ppf 14 ( m 1 rVmthhnrl 151 OWI'lrl frf Irt Hi Trnm (f.i. F-IA I H ci m Nn ?elFer 4 (Viol Ml IU rAtttrio k BAirronw tn,w4f Wii, l,..t Mti4 4 M m Nl . M .!. Vi em ."No 4 SH f m Artttui MiwIOicI IKKHItt IIVDI TAl.t.RT RAIIiWAT Ihiii M.U.irH Mt. Nn. ftnrl'vM Mlfri Wntnr N' I-hin MH9lnr4 . . . , l,ftv4 .IftukftiHTillt ttM Jrkntl4l Mntll-4fM .lklTlll l.f(.tM rMalll , I" m I IW p m, t ODp m. I (Kl m .4 m lKir f 0 rf,"iiwCc'v"vi lnlly m boi i owei mm Is Ihe mini in fii.nl of U,e eoimlei', p,n..9s . 1 K-n (91 ClU HKI 4 M I in . ijil I.N v : 1 U Toque Point Oysters Th fmyifk rut Kt4 haw N ttIn j th ht thv fVm tfit. j Tfie Emerick Cafe J. R. F"Nf7A RT,friii rt, I. A. ff.ti&l, TIm IWi'lunt. JOHN S. OBTH, Cnjhier. W. B. Am t Cukiar. The Medford National Bank MEoroio, et. CAPITA I fjO.OOO HUltl't.UH 10,000 Hofcty Mnsea to Ucnt. A Ocneral Banking Business Trans-v-ted. We Holicit Your Patronage W. W. CITY TAII.OK If You Will I f.V'M y-MF th 1 ftfA .S fit),? fnA fl4f B r),4t y.y, ,i j, , , 'htih f t mO ft fr4 j KIITvRT MI0I)k'Otli PICK KINS & JANNEY AUCMITKCTH AND KMJIXKKHS '!. Jip''ifn il.iii(, Hiiporint.iitl(fin In iall )k himrliM. !9uV8iiif Bfta& S3t, .lakaoii (,'oufy Hank Huilding.