MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE MEDFORD, ORKfiOy, THURSDAY. OOTOBER201008.
Social and Personal
Auk for "Blue Stem" hard wheat
flour. 115
K. ! Otitltrio ot Manic I'olnt Njent
Wednesday in Medford.
lloiiry -M. blotter, n ;;iWnt ol i lit
Ashland iiorinul, (Jolomd K. Ho for of the
Kalom .loumul, Ir. .1. SI. Krone and
John L. Olwdl inado an automobile
tour of tin valley Wednesday nmniiny.
Tho viuitorti were, deliht'd with the
valley.
Kthyl McKnigut, Kinelie V. Otlluliun,
Lucie M. tU'oryi-s iiikI Nellie. K. De
mcnt ut lrants I 'ana hj-iit Wednesday
in Medford.
"No Shooting" signs at Tribune
offico. IMco 5 cents each, CO cents u
dozon. ' 250
t,f. 11. Ackerman of Kalem, superin
tendent of public instruction-, is at
tending (In teachers' im:l ii ute.
Mg:ir II iifer Ji:i returned from a bus
im-HH trip to 4'oum'il ItlnffH. Mru. Ilii
fr in-fiiHipaait'd him a far an San
I'Vam'isi-n, where she is vinrtig friends.
10. T. Staph-H uud It. L. Huidie, th"
Ahliland lioiiifueott, wore down from Ash
hind TuoBday.,
lieurgn Henry ami Aliwi Temdiy are
leuthing the juhlit' school at Kagh'
I'oint and giving satisfaction.
The teachers of the Ashland public
school and several attending the south
ern Oregon nornml school are not in
evidence nt the teacliers' Institute.
There ere a few onsen of smallpox at
tho (irnnito city and Medford w board
of health tliouglit it not advisable that
they should come here al litis time.
"Blue Stein" flour is made from blue
torn vi h oat. It is the best. 195
Boyd Tucker, wh is employed at
tlm V, S. hatchery at the mouth of Kilt
en-ek, was a recent visitor ia Medford.
Dr. A. Shrde!i of Ume county, the
well known physician and boi l icult u
rUt, made Medford bit; first visit this
week and was agreeably surprised with
valley and city.
It. II. llalley is in the IiiIIb on n hunt
ing expedition.
M. H. Thompson, the successful sheep
man, was down from Climax I ho fore
p'H'l. of Ihe week.
Try ii sack of "Blue Stem" flour. J 0.1
'.' A. 1 1. Iluxelton of Kagle .Point, the
Veteran teacher, who is tenching a suc
cessful term of hi lion J in I.aUe Creek
district, is among the miiiiy attending
the teachers' imilitute.
I ton. .1. II . Ackermau, t tale school
superintendent, is nttending the teach
ers' institute for .Jackson and .loneph
inn counties.
,T. I. Bearce, who has been spending
tlio summer in t lie logging ramps of
Siskiyou county, California, has re-
turned to his homestead on Klk creek.
S. K. Hathaway, who has a fine or '
chard west of Central Point, transact
ed business in Medford recently.
Ask for "Blue Stem" hard wheat
flour. 105
T. II. Moore will retire from Ihe man
ageinent of the Motel Moon-M which will
close its dining room November I.
Oeorge IJudley and K. II. H. Donaldson
Selby will conduct n first class rooming
house in the upper stories, while the
lower story will be used for mercan
tile purposes. A restaurant will be
conducted In the frame building ad
joining the hotel.
V. V, Sway ue, the fest ive granger,
was down from Josephine county,
where be is engaged in farming, it few
days ago.
II. S. Emery of Ashland, the well
known pioneer, spent Tuesday night in
Medford.
Mrs. If. T. Burnett, of .lackiioii villi1
has been visiting at Ashland, her for
mer home.
FILTRATION SYSTEM COST
IS FIGURED IN THE CONDOR
WATER & POWER CO.'S OFFER
WEDNESDAY'S BASEBALL
At. Boh Angeles Portland 7, Bos An
g.les I.
At San I'raiiciHco Sail Francisco C,
Oakland 1.
GRAVITY WATEE VERSUS ROGUE RIVER WATER
Medford in order to get unfiltered gravity water proposes to pay
from ij7"i,oii0 to $15(1,01)0 more than lUgiie river water and in addi
tion1 pay for the right of way, estimated to cost at least $011,000 more.
Pure tillered Uogue river water will cost from tH-V'"" $-'"V
nii !n than gravity water and Medford will get nil the pure water it
needs, but the revenue from tin- sale of surplus water not used by
Medford; outside of the city limit will belong to Hie Condor Water
A. Power company as payment for pumping charges.
If Medford gets all the pure water it needs, why should she object
to the surrounding farmers getting the benefit of the surplus water
for irrigation, thereby increasing their products unci the value of the
laud, especially when the farmer will pay for the pumping charges
and Aleut nril n liiismess men aim property owners reap
I lie increased prosperity of the surrounding country
the results of
THE FILTRATION SYSTEM.
The cost of filtration system is figured in the Condor Water &
Power company proposition.
Filtered Uur creek water will be purer than gravity water.
The Condor Water & Power company has been doing business in
Medford for some years and has never broken down yet or shut down
untie than a few minutes at a time.
As the Condor Water & Power company has three separate units
in its power plant, the chances are very remote of all three breaking
down at once.
THE MEDFORD MAIL. .
'Die Medford Mail has the habit of asking questions, but so far
is unfair enough to fail to publish full answers.
Will it. publish above information in answer to its questions ami
also Un following answers to its ipiistious of October "It
What is the difference what size or kind of pipe the Condor com
pany kj ifies in Its proposition, if the pipe will furnish more water
than the gravity system and last longer, especially when it will cost
at h iiHt ou,ouu less than the gravity system?
The Condor company prefers "I inch steel pipe for the following
reasons: First, because it will outlast wood pipe;' second, because
there will jr no frog ponds along the route of the pipeline, us thero
will be with wood pipe; third, beciniHe, if the property owners out
sido of Medford city limits are willing to pay the pumping charges,
thus relieving Medford of this expense, then Medford should be will
ing to build the pipeline, as it, will be added prosperity to Medford
and cost less than any other pure water supply.
Fourth hecause the ( 'oudar company wauls a -1 inch pipeline,
so it will at ford more water than Medford will line for some years to
come, that it may sell the surplus (outside of (he city limits) to pay
for t he pumping charges.
Fifth The growth of Medford, forced by the increased production
and value of the surrounding lauds, will be caused as a result of the
( 'ondor pipeline from lioguc river.
Pu in pi ug water from liogue river is the most econoinicnl way
of irrigating the surrounding country, owing to the varying eleva
tions of the laud.
No gravity ditches can supply this water on the foothills and high
lauds, besides no other source llinu Itogue river will supply enough
witter.
QUESTIONS FOR THE MEDFORD MAIL TO ANSWER
What size bond will Hamilton the Itcdwood Manufacturing com
pany give as n guarantee that woo) pipe will last over nun yenrf
What si.i' bond will Hamilton or the Fish Lake Ditch company
give as to Ihe (piantitv and puritv of the witter, it proposes, to sup
I'l.vt I 'ON' DOII W'ATHH & POWHlt '.
WILL MOVE THE
BRAZILIAN CAPITOL
Company of French Capitalists Will
Movo Capital From Rio do Janeiro to
the Oopaze Plateau Movement Is
Well Under Way.
PA It 18, Oct. 'J!. A new Brazilian
capital to succeed Kio de Janeiro is
planned by a ci.inpnuy of French capi
talists who hav? taken advantage of d
constitutional provision of llra.il which
designate the (opu.e Plateau tin the
future neat of government.
Hitherto the removal of Kio de Jan
eiro has been considered too great an
undertaking. The capitalists, however,
have interested : he people in the phut
and propose to carry it through.
A gent h of the company represented
to the people the advantages of the high
hind climate for health and its geog
raphical posit ion for hit er-comm inden
tion between the provinces of Brazil.
The company gradually won u large
following and hits succeeded in getting
the Brazilian government to enter into
negotiations to further the project.
BOOSEY LOSES APPEAL
FROM HANNA'S DECISION
The supreme court has affirmed the
d cision of Judge llantia in the case of
Fmily Clark and M. M. Clark vs W. J.
iioosey and others in an opinion by
Justice Bean. The case was appealed
bv Mr. Boosev.
Classified Advertisements
One Cent a Word No single inser
tions less than 15 cents. Six Insertions
for the price of four. Seventy-flye
cents a lino per month.
FOR SALE.
NEW CAR WHEEL IS
BEING EXHIBITED
Msdfo' fprilum, M pr month.
ClIlfAliO, Oct. -it. A new kind of
nr wheel for use on railroad cars, the
ciet of which is being jealously guard
I by Ihe manufacturer::, is being turn
I out today nt the works of the Stand
ii Steel company. The new wheel is
said to be of pressed steel, but. the pro-
'ess of its manufacture i:t unknown to
uivoiic but the cheiuistii ut the works
a ml t he officials of t he companv
I' lie new wheel is said lo be ho con
Iruelcd that broken f Inline and cracked
wheels are impossible. It is said to
have been .subjected to lite most severe
heniical and physical tests.
The wheels being manufactured lire
I n be sent to several railroads to be
used as i.pccim'-u wheels.
HERE IS A CHANCE TO
TALK OF YELLOW PERIL
WINTKliN, CAL, Oct. ".!. Business
men here are alarmed today by I lie
perusal of figures gathered from Ihe
leading orchardists and farmers of the
community regarding the labor situa
tion. According to the figures, there
are not more t han 70 white laborers
employed in the whole district. Many
of Ihe orchards and farms are owned
by Japanese and all those owned by
while men employ Japanese help, 11
is. stated today that during I lie pruning
season which has just closed, the Jap
anese contractors employed white men
and women. The business men say
Hint the Japanese patronize their own
stores and thai the influx of the brown
men is bail for the white merchants.
KOit SALK Several desirablo ncre
tracts, about J Vi miles from postoffice
on main Mini lord uud Central" Point
road. This land is all under Fish Lake
ditch. If planted to small fruit and
garden, would support u family. Price
21)0 per acre, just the price of a very
common lot; Vi down, balance to suit.
Let us show you this laud. James
Bowling, (Seventh and P streets. P.
O. Box HIJ, or S. 1 Bennett, across
from property. 19(1
FOR SALE A
no; a bargain,
ford.
first-class pianola-pla-P.
O. Box 95, Med-
FOlf MALI-; A house "and lot iu Cen
tral I'oint, one block frcm Main street,
house 21 feet square, 4 rooms, lot Gox
M0; price $1500, Inquire of Mrs. I. M.
Kmerson, Central Point, Or. 210
FOR SALE A good small Tjusincs ori
Seventh street. Reasons for soiling.
AddreBS, P. O. box 512 or call at this
office. tf
FOR SALF Ono team horses, harness,
light wagon. Inquire at Scott's Feed
Yards or Box SOU. 200
FOR SALT? Choice business property
at a bargain on easy terms. I. O. Box
41S, Medford. 247
FOR SALE 320 acre ranch, $12,000,
first class improvements, woll, family
orchard, etc. This is a bargain. See
h. E. V.t Tribune office. tf
TO TRADE Light singlo covered bug
gy for two-seated rig. L. E. V., Tri
buno office. " tf
FOR SALE Six -room house, bath, elec
tric lights, well and city water, six
blocks from depot. For particular!) ad
dress Box SOfi, Medford. 20(1
WANTED To rent, a No. S cook stove.
Inquire at C. F. Cook's office in Ii. Ii.
V. depot. 191
'ilii Si
ALLOW'EEN
When you tliinU l' (his day ol' merriment
undies, as well as smaller jirired groceries id
iini
ali
ll'lMlll
kinds
i-lieer. remeinlie
You know we
r us for pumpkins and
sell for strictly cash.
0
"Yakima liest." is with us at last, and from the K'oi;ue River Valley Canned 'Prunes. Sampson
way it is selling it won't last lontj. Hut there's lirand, I! cans for 23
mo're eoiuin-. It is truly the flour of the hour. Kini,s,ul.v-s sli(M1(iil .lams, ,-losin- out at cost :
!'j:V;,:'k :. ; ;; -m Vron.'2oe t : 17c
l';i,i;lit hars ol .Mascot Laundry Soap lor ... J.o Kverv jar warranted.
I''ive ha rs of Sunnv Monday and one bar of I !o- ... ,' ', ,, ,
v,xx ' o- Uptons I eas, the pound 60
UOe llein.' Mustard now selling for cash at Hie -"e Whisk P.rooms selling for 15C
Annelus (irape .Juice in small In it lies. each....l(o '-ast year's crop extra' dry shelled Popcorn, the
.lust in. a liiif carload of "Spuds." See them Uart 8 l-3
quiek. Sheet Iron Corn Poppers, the new kind that
:i.")c Hawaiian Canned Pineapples now selling open from the handle without burning the hands,
for, the can 25r each ' :?5C
MILLER & E WB ANK
Reason
Attend Our
Sale
There's A
Why You Should
Anniversary
Months and months ago we began to plan fov. this event to buy special lots of
goods and to secure special concessions. We even ran a special money raising sale
in the summer months in order to procure money with which to pay cash for the
hew fall goods, thus procuring a u added discount, and last but not least, we mark
ed every dollar's worth of goods that arrived this fall at very close sale prices.
Since the sale commenced, we have gone through the stock, and wherever it was
possible have shaved the price. The results have been far in excess of our fondest
wishes in point of sales, but the stocks are still in first-class condition for choosing
and we invite you to come before Saturday and procure your needed supplies.
Five irr cent off on all bills of $o.00 or over. See the special window display:
-MEDFORD'S PROGRESSIVE LADIES' STORE. .
BAKER-HUTCHASON CO.
CENTRAL AVENUE, JUST NORTH OF JACKSON COUNTY BANK.
FOR SALE At a bargain, WebtUor's
Unabridged Dictionary, latest find best
edition; indexed; lias never been used;
digest bargain ever offered. Address
or call on Ulrich llros., Jackson
ville. 1!
WANTED.
HOY WANTKO-tlood opening for an
energetic boy under M. Chance to learn
nusinesH methods. Short hours and good
lay. Xecd not interfere with other
duties. Work in spare, moments nil
winter. See Charles Henderson. l!l
WANT First-class accountant, em
ployed during the day, wants to keep
a small set of book's ono or two eve
nings of week. Hox 514, Medford. 1!V2
VVAXTKD A Jersey cow. Mrs. Land, j
(iriffiu Creek. " 115 i
WANTED Position as cook in hotel,
boarding houso or lumber camp; ref
erences if required. E. L. IlarriniHii,
Etna MillK, (Jul. Box 1G0. 102
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST A light bay horse, weight 1050
"pounds, 9 yeafsTold, branded on
left shoulder, lame in left Bhoulder.
Notify I. C. DuwBon at Beagle, Or.200
WMaanmnDSWBBaannB
List Your Property
With Me
Good house, 6 rooms $1700
uood house, 5 rooms $1500
Good house, 4 rooms $750
1G0 acres within one and one half miles
railroad station, all in cultivation;
fair improvements; G acres in trees;
easy tonus.
T'JO acres $45 or acre; 450 in culti
vation; all good land; good improve
ments; one-third down, balance 1 to
10 years at 6 per cent; good invest
ment. Wanted A loau of $4000; security, in
side business property.
J. C. Rogers.
Office, Hotel Nash, D street entrance.
Electricity Is
Always Ready
You need only to close the switch
and the motor starts
It needs no more atten
tion till you stop it
Ask us about General Electric Mo
tors. You cau use them.
ROGUE RIVBR
ELECTRIC CO.
Successors to Condor Wa
ter & Power Co.
Office 206 West 7th street,
opp. the big electric sign
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You can
find it at
Hussey's
Cash
Store
Welcome to Teachers
We join with other Medfowlites in cordial
greeting to the teachers of Jackson comity, and
invito them to inspect our stock of the latest de
signs of Fall and Winter Coats.
Anticipating this convention, we have had sent
us by express especially for teachers to choose
from, a large selection of rainier Coats, in new
est and latest designs. They have just arrived
and we ask your inspection.
The Madam Butterfly
This consignment consists of new creations,
such as the Nippon, Madam Butterflv, Princess,
Empire and other new fashions in prevailing col
ors, blues, reds, greens and blacks, rancinu- in
price from $8.50 to $25.00.
For this occasion we have provided'garnients
of the highest quality and best stvle ever seen
in Medford.
In bringing these creations to vour attention
we cannot lay. too much stress on' their quality.
1 lie 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, we. 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 mav be
lequired in some instances but such instances
are few. When you come, do more than tool
try on the garments.
HUTCHISON 6 LUMSDEN
THE OLD RELIABLE HOUSE.
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