MEDFORI) DAILY TRIBUNAL MEDFORD, OREfiOX", -MONDAY, OCTODER 2fi. 1008.
Social and Personal
Ask for "Blue Stem" hard wheat
flour. 195
Mr, and Mrs. M. M. Taylor were over
from JiickHonvillfi Smiduy owning.
"No .Shooting" signs nt Tribune
office. Price 5 cents eneli, fit) cents a
dozen. liSO
"Blue Stem" flour ts made from blue
Mrs. M. I. Wright of I'neur d'Alt'iif,
Idaho, mother of Prank S. Humictt,
the popular nniwtiuit of T. K. lMniil
(lie clothier, in here visiting her son
and hid wife. She will return to Mulio
to vnti' at tin jireMd'-ntijil eleetion.
Pev. P. ('. 'A illijinis and family left
Monday for Mont on, whero they will
hereafter ru-Mr. So apjmintuient has
vet been made of his ttiiriw.simr as n
tor of Ht. Mark's. IlUhop Hcadding is
expected to arrive anon and confer with
the eoiiKregatictn reanliiiu; u rector.
TIrs. Linda Whiteside (nee Km ton)
who is conduct ini; a Iidtfiiitf house at
Richmond, Oil., is visiting relatives
living at JockHonville. Hho may ro
main some time fur the benefit of her
health.
stem wheat. It is the best. 105
Try a sack of "Blue Stem" flour. 195
Mth. A. II. Mueley of Portland and
A.' isa Fsti Ha Levy of Jacksonville, who
linve been at Nan Prancisco attending
t lie funeral of their sisler, Mrs. Jennie
Levy Dottelluiuin, returned Sunday evening.
RATES HAVE TO BE RAISED
(Continued from page 1.)
and other large cities did not go to the
mountains at an expenditure of such
an enormous amount until it became, a
city of over 100,0110 population. We
might add that if the city of Kan Pran
cisco or Los Angeles had Itoguo river
at its door there would not he the ex
penditure of the enormoiiH -amount they
contemplate spending for a supply from
the mountains. You can therefore read
ily see that with your large and swiftly
running river, with its inexhaustible
supply, you are prepared at all times
to meet the demands of its growing
population.
The Koguo river is pure, soft water,
and all the contamination it may re
ceive from the inhabitants and Howernge
entering into it, will not be objection
able if a first class filler plant is in
stalled in your city, thereby insuring
you u water supply ofjual to any mu
nicipal water system in the United ;
(States. Your water being perfect ly
soft, makes it polablo for mauufaelur
ing purposes and palatable for domestic
use.
We would be pleased nt any time to
iippenr before your council and answer
and give any data that you or they may
require on this subject.
We would also he pb'iiHed to have
yon mail us a number of copies of ex
tracts printed, entitled " Uogne Itiver
for Hl7,Hili," of which you sent iim
a copy, mid for which we I hank you.
I'nder separate cover we have mailed
yon photos of a filter plant now under
t'onstrr.f Jion in (his slate; also blue
print of that, type, 17 foot.
Very truly yours,
I'ALIPOliNIA .IKWPLL PtLTKU CO.
M. S1HP.NWIXK, Manager,
' HAVE TO SHOW HANLEV
(Continued fior page 1.)
not like to make the city an offer only
to have it turned down and the same
water sold by another party from prac
tically the same source. . Now we are
going to look out for ourselves. "
Another Grievance.
Mr. If an ley has another grievance
against the Pish Lake litch company,
and tliHt is in regard to the dam at
the lake. e is afraid that the dam
will give way and bis stock, home and
perchance himself will be swept down
to the l!oguo. '
"I propose to enjoin the company if
I hey make any further alterations in
the Pih lake dam," said Mr. Mauley,
"and at least force them to give me a
bond protect ing me in case the dam
e.cK out nod I, with my family and
worldly goods, are swept down stream.
Nothing but a few logs holds the pre
ent dain, and this must be fixed."
Classified Advertisements
One Cent a Word--No single Inser
tions lata than IB emu, 81s Insertions
for the pries of four, seventy-five
centi linn par month.
WANTED.
FOB BAIjE.
WAVi'KlJ To fxclmiiH, fine lot in
-Medford, linlf Lloik from Wist Sev
enth stiwt, for In ii.l near Mmlfnrd.
Addrfas I". O. Hoi Sll IKS
WANTED Position uh rook in hotel,
hoarding Iioiiho or Jnniher camp; ref--reui-m
if required. K. I.. Ilarrimau,
Hum MillK, (Jul. Hox ID'l o
((.'ontjinued from pago 1.).
WILL ERECT JjG FILTER
ten. will ht self-supporting, and every
person who uses water will pay for it,
and the taxpayers will pay less taxes.
With either Hamilton's or Hafer's
proposition under city management the
water rates will be much higher than
ours, or more bonds will bavo to be is
sued to make up the lack of revenue,
or the taxpayers will have to shoulder
tho burdon.
Our proposition proposes a graduated
scale of rates from Iffe down to oe per
1 000 gallons, depending on tho (jinin
tity of water used. . Tho larger the
ipiantity used the cheaper the rate. So
that under our proposition the gardener
and those having much ground to irri
gate will get chenper rates than those
now in force in the city. The rate
depending on the quantity of water
lined, as fixd by the city council.
Tho Light Question.
Everyone concedes that our manage
meat of the city lighting system is bet
ter and more ellleient and satisfactory
in every way than the old city man
ngemenr,
Puder city management, the service
was poorer, the rates higher than ours
ind the city went deeper in debt every
year.
Under our lense nf the lighting plant
the city gets most of its street lights
free, and in addition .1 per cent of the
gross revenue, which uinouutH now at
the rate of over $1000 per year.
Our water proposition is also a leas
ing proposition, ami under better terms
to the city than the lighting system I
lease, because we pay the interest and
sinking fund out of the revenue on the
bonded iud htt'dilcHrt required to build
the water system (which we do not do
in the b-ase of the electric light plnnt)
and in addition we pay the city 2." per
cent of the profits (if any).
In closing, Mr. Osenbrugge, we wish
to say that if yon or any other citizen
of Med ford will study our proposition
dowdy a ml thoroughly understand it .
you will, and everyone else will be
eulhiisiaticully in favor of it; because
our proposition is the cheapest. It will
furnish tho most water; it will furnish
the purest water; our rates will be
lower and our title to water is good.
Wrv trulv voiirs,
I '( t 111 Ht U'ATKIt & l'OW Kit CO. j
Ily C. If. WAY, President.
Polf NALP. Porty acres first class ap
ple or pear html, level, nearly all clear
e, one and one half miles from rail
road station; ii per acre; cash,
long time at (1 per cent interest on bal
ance. P. o. Hox 371, Medford Or. liCi
KOl SALE-Splendid corner lot, 50x
loo, block from West Seventh street,
excellent locution fur grocery or other
business; cash $750; no agent. Ad
dress P. O. Hox 84l 188
L08T AND FOUND.
LOST A light bay horse, weight 1050
"pounds, JTyVarB old, branded j on
left shoulder, lame in left shoulder.
Notify I. C. Dawson at Beagle, Or.200
POlt SALE Remington typewriter No.
(i, nearly new, only $05; splendid bar
gain, C. W. Stone, ever Bijou then
POU SALK icntle driving horse;
drives single or double; for lady or
gentleman; weighs 10.10, Scott's feed
yard. lftf)
POH SALE A firit-clau pianola-pia-no
; a bargain. P. O. Box 95, Md-
ford.
Polt SALE A house and lot in Cen
tral Point, one block frcm Main street,
house 24 feet square, 4 rooms, lot 55 x
HO; price $1500. Inquire of Mrs. I. M.
Emerson, Central Point, Or. 210
POH SALE A good small bu sines on
Seventh Btroet. Reasons for Boiling.
Address, P. O. box 512 or call at this
office. tf
Electricity Is
Always Ready
You need only to close the switch
and tho motor starts
It needs no more atten
tion tili you stop it
Ask us about Guueral Electric Mo
tors. You can use them.
ROGUE 1VER
ELECTRIC CO.
Successors to Condor Wa
ter & Power Co.
Office 206 West 7th street,
opp. the big electric sign
POU SALE One team horses, harness,
light wagon. Inquire at Scott's Feed
Yards or Hox 800. 200
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POU SALE Choice business property
nt a bargain on easy terms. P. O. Box
418, Medford. 247
POH SALE Now Finder concentrator,
complete, fur sale at a bargain; nevsr g
been used. At! dress or call on W. J. fi
Wiiner, Waldo, Or,, or A. E. Heamea, S
Jacksonville 190 5
POH SALE :20 acw ranch, $12,000, E
first class improvements, well, family S
orchard, etc. This is a bargain. See 2E
L. E. W., Tribune office. tf S
TO TKADIC Light singls covered Eug
gy for two seated rig. L. E. W., Tri
bune office. tf
WANTKI) Pirst-clnsH woman cook. P.
O. Hox HIM. 1S7
You can
find it at
Hussey's
Cash
Store
13TheBigl3
Anniversary Sale
Thirteen Months in Business Nov. 1
"Vp arc not a 1 tit superstitious. Even if we were, the trade this month would
make us lielieve that 13 was lucky.. Thousands of people have visited our An
niversary Sale and gone away pleased. Tf anyone bought anything that
wasn't satisfactory, they can get their money back simply for the asking.
Sntiirdni niiht winds up this sale. Hundreds of "snaps" will be offered
this week. V til eh the windows. Wide h our advertisements. " per cent off on
nil fjoods on bills of i)v.00 or pver.
Railroad Fare Free
MEDFORI) S "LITTLE KOST" LADIES' SHOP
BAKER-HUTCHASON CO.
CENTRAL AVENUE, JUST NORTH OF JACKSON COUNTY BANK. '
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BIJOU THEATRE
TONIGHT AXD TUESDAY
An attraction tonight far bevond the ordinarv.
"SAMSON" A beautiful story taken from the' Bi
ble. The film is all hand colored and the story
is enacted bv a strong cast of characters.
"Til E M A NO, Li E I ) 1 5 A LI A ssu res you o f a g od,
hearty laugh.
"Til l I M I ' FAIT 1 N ENT V O UT 1 1 ' ' Fm my.
Watch our ads. "We run the late attractions.
Admission...'. 10 cents.
SUITS
priced
from
$12.50
to
$65.00
. ! ! I il . f 1 .
P - r- ! tr
r'.'.Wif
,vVV .1 MVi& . 9K i k .
RAINCOATS
and
OVERCOATS
priced from
$12.50
to
$60.00
Shoe Bargains
FOR A KKW DAYS ONLY, WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING CUT RATES
ON' STANDARD MAKES OK SHOES:
American Gentlemen's Shoes
.The leading make of Hamilton, Brown & Co., the
world's largest shoe makers, a first-class up-to-date,
stylish shoe, equal of any and superior of most shoes
on the market; a dozen different lasts and styles from
box to gunnietal finish to patent leathers ; reg- AO
iJ.TU
MADE AT NEW M
FACTORY Jf
ular price .f4.(K); bargain pri
Odd Lots in Misses' Shoes
The nobbiest crcat ions of America's torciuost clothes designers-styles that you will si opie.l next year
they are ex. lusive with us. many of ibem. Raincoats anil overcoats of most distinctive cut and fabric; in spe
cially desirable patterns, and in various styles; suits that embody the most finished tailoring as" well as the
finer style points of draping and fitting.
All these you will find here in the pleasing cloth patterns ranging from dark serviceable Kerseys to the fan
cy stripes, plaids ami soliil cul. us in fam-v worsteds a lid woolens.
!?- ittl -f-. ther store in Southern Oregon em ploys an expert tailor to keep your clothes pressed free of
charge. We have our own bailor shop in the building equipped with the newest electric machines and irons.
SHOP
Largest Clothing Store
in Southern Oregon
An assortment of odds and ends in young
Shoes, in sizes 13, 1 and 2, that sell up to if 1.35
a pair; while they last, per pair
women s
79c
shoe os Gar
'(IWNMAIfEI
Shbe
HUTCHISON 6 LUMSDEN
THE OLD RELIABLE FIRM
List Your Property
With Me
Good house, 6 rooms $1700
uoort house, 5 rooms $1500
Gootl house, 4 rooms $750
ICO acres within one and one-half miles
railroad station, all in cultivation;
fair improvements; (1 nerva in trees;
easy terms.
720 acres $45 per acre; 450 in culti
vation; all good land; good improve
mentH; one-third down, balance 1 to
10 years at fi per cent; good invest
mont. Wanted A loan of $4000; security, in
j side business property.
J. C. Rogers.
Office, Hotel Nash, D street entrance.
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Colestin?
YES!
A THOROUGHBRED
a man always luoka like when lit kai
hud liia garments fitted and mida iu
(lie eiquiaite style that is always given
tlipin liy Kreii7.er. If you den't Uek
like a man of fashion and taste it ia
liecauae your tuilur is at fault, aud yeu
ran always be aura of appearing like
one if your suit or overcoat ia made ky
J. A. KREUZER & CO.
IMPORTERS AND TAILOB&
PALM BUILD LNO, MEDPORD, OKE.
Toque Point Oysters
' -i'-'.-iEiSi!
The Emeripk Cafe has now the exclu
sive sgfncy for the Toque Peiat Of
ters. These are acknowlnijed te be
the liest. Give them a trial.
The Eraerick Cafe
ANDERSON & BURBIDOE g
The Draymen, S
M-.lford njji-nts for this splindul B
TnMc Water. a
SAVO Y .
TOXIO II T
ti,if2,VERH"-A beautiful ropmdun
tion of the givat hhstoi-ical pageant showine the
lis,-ove,-y aiul settlement f "New F n V' t
"AN" IMPROVISE') ST VTt'F" t , ,,
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