MBDEQftD DAILY TRIBUNE MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1908.
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SPOIL WATER
Dr. Ray Asks Who Will
Provide Sanitary Regu
lations at Soda Springs
In his report on Fiau lake water, En
gineer Roberts says:
"Between the Hanley ranch and the
lake there aro but three fnrms and a
sawmill. Indeed, I consider that if
proper sanitary regulations could be
provided at McAllister's soda springs,
where many campers resort in the sum
mer time, there is nothing to menace
the purity of the water down to the
Hanley ranch, at the mouth of Was
son canyon. Here Hanley 's lurgo feed
ing yards, barn, house,, etc., bado it
evident that no permanent intako for
a pipeline should be placed below this
point."
Now who, in tho name of rcrfson, will
provide "proper sanitary regulations
at McAllister's soda springs?" How
can it be doncf Should thero not bo
somo sanitary regulations nt tho saw
mill! McAllister's springs will proba
bly seo an increasing number of peo
ple camping there every year. Where
there is one sawmill thero may in the
future bo two, three or four; and what
is to proveut tho establishment of
"largo feeding yards," liko Hanley 's,
nt any of tho throe ranches between
Pish lnke nnd tho head of Mr. Hamil
ton's pipeline? And who will enforce
and how can wo make sanitary regu
lations tf protect such a water sup
ply! Wo might have a law passed by
which a person could bo punished for
contaminating tho water supply, but
bow enn wo proveut, except by buying
all the land nlong the creek nnd making
a reserve- of it and fencing nnd patrol
ling it f
CONDOR WATER & POWER CO.
JACKSONVILLE ITEMS.
Miss MolHo Towno spent Sunday nt
her homo in Phoenix.
E. Elksnnt, formerly county surveyor,
has returned after on absence of sev
eral years and will make his homo
hero again.
Mrs. O. McKcndreo nnd children of
Lnkeviow spent Sunday and Monday at
tho homo of Harry Lny. Mrs. McKen
dress is n cousin of Mrs. Ella Cool
Mrs. Prauk Redden nnd dnughter
wore visiting Mrs. Anna Broad last Sat
urday. Miss Estella Levy has returned from
San Francisco after an absence of four
weeks.
Mrs. A. H. Maeglcy of Portland slop
ped off to spend a few 'days with her
sister.
P. M, Calkins nnd wife of Ashland
were fh town Monday. Mrs. R. T. Bur
nett accompanied them home.
Fred Neil and wife, accompanied by
tho lattor's mother, Mrs. Loosley, were
Jacksonville visitors Monday.
FIVE THOUSAND TREES
FOBjPAMOUS 401 RANCH
Dr. E. B. Pickel owner of tho famous
"401 ranch" in Big Sticky section has
has purchased 5000 more applo trees,
Newtown and Sjfltz for planting the
ooming season. This additional plant
ing will give Dr. Pickol ono of. the
latest orchards in the valley. Event
ually tho entire four hundred and one
acres will jo set out to apples and
pears.
FILTERED WATER.
Does Medford want pure guaranteed
filtored water from Rogue ivor, or un
guaranteed unfiltered gravity water, es
pecially when tho water can be pumped
nnd filtered more cheaply f
suit
10
700
Circuit Court ifews.
Justin Wilson vs. Etta Wilson
for divorce; decree granted.
Wflliam O. Tato vs. Mao E. Tato; suit
for divorce; decree granted.
Fred W. Snkder vs. Lcura Snydorffl
suit for divorce; decree granted.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
W, N. Cftubb to Louis Dodge,
property on tho boulevard, Ash
land o $
E. A. Sherman, guardian of Ben
jamin Rhodes estate, to Wil
liam, Jones, lots 23, 24, 25, 20
and 27, Ashland Homestead as
sociation M. V. Wright to 'William Jones,
same as abovo
Julia Stair to William Jones,
samo as abovo ,.
Lucy A. A. Dicky to James R.
Carrier, 80 acres in section 20
and section 20, township 3o, range
2 W
John Walsh to school district No.
76, land in section 20, town
ship 36, range 1 E
Ray Wilson to Clarence C. Pierce,
lot 1, block 0, Beatty's addi
tion to Medford
Jacob Thompson to Josiah Mer
Jey, property on Oak street,
Ashland
Ellen Band to Joseph Miller, lots
3, 4, 5 and G, block 52, J.ickson
"te ono
United States to Edgar E. Lee,
S E M section 23, township
32, range 3 E patent
Grant E. Denison to city of Med
ford, property in Hamilton's
addition to Medford 1
Andrumedn Charley to city of
Medford, property in Hamil
ton s addition to Medford ... 1
W. J. Dnimhill to Charles W.
' Barnard, property in Hamilton
addition to Medford
Charles W. Bernard to A. M. Hal.
laday, property in Hamilton's
addition to Medford
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Welcome to Teachers
Wo join with other Med ford ites in cordial
greeting to the teachers of Jackson county, and
invite tlieni to inspect our stock of the latest de
signs of Pall and Winter Coats.
Anticipating this convention, we have had sent
us by express especially for teachers to choose
from, a large selection of Palmer Coats, in new
est and latest designs. They have just arrived
and we aslc your inspection.
The Madam Butterfly
This consignment consists of new creations,
such as the Nippon, Madam Butterfly, Princess,
Empire and other new fashions in prevailing col
ors, blues, reds, greens and blacks, ranging in
price from $8.50 to $25.00.
For this occasion we have provided garments
of the highest quality and best style ever seen
in Medford.
In bringing these creations to your attention
we cannot lay too much stress on Ihcir quality.
The very name of the trade-mark sewed in each
garment tells the story of quality.
The "Palmer Garment"
This label is also a guarantee of best workman
ship and absolutely correct style. But to make
your confidence greater, the manufacturers have
instructed us to give a printed guarantee with
every garment sold.
In "Coats, ire have the garments that will sat
isfy. .These garments, made on correct lines after,
more than fifty years' experience in producing
high-quality garments, fit. Alterations may be
lequired in some instances but such instances
are few. When you come, do wore than look
try on the garments.
HUTCHISON 6 LUMSDEN
THE OLD T?ELTABLE HOUSE. .
A 5186
I am now
Located
with Martin J. Reddy
aud am prepared to
do all kinds of re
pair work on
Watches, Clocks
and Jewelry
B. N.Butler
Near Postoffice
ASHLAND COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Ashland, Oregon.
Thoronugh and practical training in COMMERCIAL, SHORTHAND
and ENGLISH. Individual instruction by exports. We have been
compelled- to enlarge our quartors every year, and have now seeured
ample accommodations in the Sweedenburg blook. Twice as largo as
evor.
Nothing in the lino of business training is too good for our students.
COMPLETE COMMERCIAL COURSE
" At About One-Half the Usual Expense.
Foil insinuation free. P. RITNER. President.
Without Hesitation
You can invite your friends to dinner if you
use our
Pure White Flour
A new carload has just arrived.
In Purity-It Leads It is the Best
IN QUALITY
Let us quote you prices.
ALLEN 6 REGAN
QUALITY GROCERS
BOXED YOUNG WOMAN'S
EAR; FIRED FROM JOB
GR1DLEY, Cel., Oct. 28. M.sa Ra
diol Myors, formerly ft tone her in Hip
public schools ho re, did not appear in
licr cliiftii room today, fT;owiug hor res
ignation yesterday, a few minutes bo
fore a messenger from tho school trus
tees ening to her with a notification
tlint her services were no longer do
.sired. Miss Myers' undoing wns the
result of a row on the street in which
nho nttacUod Miss Marguerite Boltc and
a young man, joalouay for whom is sup
posed to have prompted the fight.
Mies Myers saw Miss Bolte with the
young man in front of tho postoffice
and walked tip o her and cuffed her
oars roundly. Then she told her bov
ornl things that would not look well in
print and turned hor attention to the
young man. She boxed his earn and
walked away. Miss Jiolte had her ar
rested for disturbing the peace, and
he wa:i fined $5.
DETECTIVES LOOKING FOR
MAN WHO STOLE SATCHEL
250
SAX FRANCISCO Cal.. Oct. 2S. A
?periat detective detail is looking for
the daring thieves today who stole n
sntehi-1 containing jewelry and money
from bewail, the arm of Mrs. .T. I. Fc
trie of Xew York la:it night on a Lar
...n street car. The stolen property is
valued at s170 and complied 11 dia
mond rhpw, a brooch and two bracelets
with a small amount of money. Mrs.
f'etrie, who is Rtaying fit tha Hotel
Adrian, left the car with the satrhel nnd
several bundled in h-t rnns. She re
called being j'jfttlrd by a man and wom
an !M she nligMcd. She did not dis
cover her loss until she reached the
hotel.
Hdfr4 Tribal, 60 fmr noitfc.
List Your Property
With Me
Good house, G rooms $1700
uood houBO, G rooms $1500
Good house, 4 rooms $750
100 aarcB within ono and one-half miles
railroad station, all in cultivation;
fair improvements; G acrcB in trees;
easy terms.
720 acres $'15 per ncro; 450 In culti
vation; all good land; good improve
ments; one-third down, balance 1 to
10 yearn nt 0 pc cent; good invest
ment. Wanted A loan of $4000; security, in
side business proporty.
J. C. Rogers.
Offico, Ilotcl Nnsli, D strcot entrance.
tDA FiMh Compltxloa
uwesuTwl and produced by
Rnbardne. mild, dellfhtful
' preparation, delicately fragrant.
Makee tha skin anultltely eohi
bamthes enabled anBearance caused
bv OYer-dnmeasi reduces the alia el
enlaretd Doras, cleanses them, r.-
, duces inflammation and spreads an even,
radiant alow due to wholesome noumn-
ment ol skin glands and stimulatlon-of
the capillaries which alio feed the
slun and supply Its neaituui coior.
iiik jnur Dniggutflrmfi-M lampH
tOBERTINEj
Medfo"! 'rlbune, B(e per month.
-jj-i-nn nr--,n unUUJ1, rj, a,a ljn&fthatsfgsriill, " ir'
Carpenters
Apply At Office
Crater Lake Lumber Co.
BIJOU THEATRE
Tonight and Thursday.
"THK ROMANCE OF THE OLD MILL' Some
thing new and novel and extremely interesting.
"THE KIND-HEARTED POLICEMAN" A A
good moral.
"THE DOG AND THE PIPE" Very cute and
clever.
The performance is full of strong features.
illllllliwii mi in i in MarMM lies saw m aawaaal I I sail 'BeBsaeuesaBBenenJ
Admission 10 cents.
SAVOY
Tonight and Thursday.
"THE MIDNIGHT EXPRESS" A thrilling and
sensational melodrama.
"THE M ESMERIZER" A demonstration of tho
occult art.
"GROTESQUE FIGURES" It is te laugh long
and hearty.
Beautiful illustrated ballad sung by Miss Eifert.
Admission 10 cents.
Water Proof Shoes
Lumbermen's Pars,
Knee and Hip
Rubber Boots,
Waterproof .
Shoe Oil.
High Cut
Leather
Boots in all
Sizes
SEE
WINDOWS
We carry tho strongest lines at the best pi'ices iu
Southern Oregon. Buy now. Rainy weather is
coming.
SMITH & MOLONY
Four Great Musical Artists
Forrest Dabuey Chit, Basso Eai'l J. P. Fonts, Violin
Florence Gei t. Smith, Sop. Edwin M. Sliouert, Pian
from Slaytin Lyceum Bureau, Chicago
Angle Opera House
Auspices of Greater Medford Club
Friday, October 30
Admission 50 and 75 cents
A THOBOUOHBBED -
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a mis always looks like when be has
liatl Uib gnrmcnts fitted and made in
the ciquisito stylo tht is always fivea
them by Krcuzer. If yon dan't leak
like n mail of fashion and tasta It Is
. because your tailor 1b at fault, aad yau
ran nlways bo suro of appenriaf like
nue if your suit or overcoat is Made ky
copvrioht a;p iVcV
J. A. KREUZER & GO.
IMPOSTURE AMD TAUOBS.
PALM BUrLDINO, MUDFOBJ), Oil,
Toque Point Oysters
The Emeriok Cafe bas now tha exclu
fliv.e agency for the Toque Peiat' Of'
(ers. These -are acknowledged ta be
the best: Oive them a trial.
The Emerick Cafe
Buy a Howard Watch
TIJR FINEST TIMEPIECE MADE
IN AMERICA.
MARTIN J. REDDY
The Jeweler Near FoeteQae
Tine WMtk ami Jtmlir aUtalrtaa 8olaltr.
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