MEDFORD DAILY) TKIBTJNE. MRDFORD, .HiEfiON'. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1003.
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Social and Personal
"Blue Stem11 flour is made from blue
item whut. It is the belt. 193
Ask for '"Blue Stem" bird wheat
flour. . IBS
Try a Back of "Blue Stem" flour. 195
Only 10 cents to find nut who in next
president at Anglo onorn house Tuesday
evening. lM
Is it Taft or Brvnnt f)o to Anglo's
opera house Tuesday evening and find
out. 195
George P. Minis, the genial horticul
turist, is stopping in Medford.
Mrs. Wright, who has boon visiting
her son, Frank Rennott, and his wife.
left for her home at t'oeur d 'Alene City
Idaho, Saturday evening.
W. 0. Deneff, who recently disposn
bis businescs intercsls at Jacksonville
left for Portland Sunday evening, li
search of a new location.
H. W. (loodnlo mid family of Vnllo;
f.'it, N. IX, has arrived in Medfnrd. II
will make his future homo here.
P. J. Molnnv is ill at his home In
West Medford.
II. 0. Mover and wife of Luke Creek
have left for Portland. Mrs. Meyer
will enter a pospital for treatment.
Charles Nichols has returned from a
short visit to Portland.
Ex Chief of Police Turpin was trans
acting business in Medford Monday,
uarlie is looking well. Life on the
farm agrees with him.
Robert 0. Smith of fJrnnts Puss is in
Modfurd on business.
John W. Mills of Phoenix was a Med
fori! visitor Saturday.
The new high school building is rap
idlv Hearing completion.
Mrs. A. It. Mni'glny of Portland, who
has been visiting lit Jacksonville for
a slum lime, left for her home Hominy
evening.
GLIMPSE OF FUTURE ..
, 1 LABORJOTE CAST
" ' (Oontimif-il fror pngo 1.)
' Heavy Vote n Oklahoma.
CUTIIHIK. Okld., Nov. II. A henv
early vote today marked 1 ho Hint o 'r
first opportunity to participate hi nii
t ional elect inn. I ml irat ions point to
th fact that tho pri'ilict inn of a demo
eratio victory is probably correct, but
that tlm propheHied for iliiHkell
will be materially reduced,
A democratic legiliit nro ih unsured.
Tllis means tho re-election of Heimtor
(lore to tlie United HIiiIch ncimte.
A number of ainetidmontH to tlio new
Htate const itut ion, which Iuih been an
object of attack by the republican
ftpnakertf, are liein voted on.
Voters Busy in Iowa.
DICH MOINKH, la., Nov. . teportK
from all port ioim of the tit at u imli
calo that an unusually heavy vote will
bo polled during the day. Kxcellent
wont her condit ioiih nre inducing the
voters to turn out early
Tlio balloting, hownver, Ih proceeding
friowiy, which ih Ink en to indicate Hint
n great dent of scratching is liein done.
A further delay in the booths m ciuiHcd
by the fact that a republican primary
tientitnrial election ih in pnKrens.
Special Wiro to Whito IIouho.
WASIIIN'dTOX, Nov. :(. After ciiHt
lug hiH vote at Oyster liny, President
Roosevelt will return here today and
will entertain an election party at the
Whito limine tonight.
Among Iho quests will be Heerntnry
of War Wright, Kecretary of Hie Navy
Metcalfe, Secretary of Htnte ltoot, Sec
rotary of Commerce and Labor Htrans.
Kecretary of the TreaMiiry Cortelyou ami
n uuniber of the prenideiit k friends.
Mrs. Mouse volt will entertain her
friends in tlio parlors of 1 he White
I Tonne.
United Press reports will be received
by a special poerator stationed at the
While limine, over a direct wire eon
nested wit h I he national republic mi
).cadpmrtcrs in New York.
Largo Vole In Utah.
SALT LAKK CITY, Utah.. Nov. It.
Itaning their statements on recent po
litical developments republican today
are predicting that Utah will go repub
licans today are predicting that Utah
Will go republican bv the higont vote
cast iu the history of the Htnte.
The chief intercut centers, in I lie Halt.
Lake county, where the ant i-Mormon
"American" party is attempting to
capture all the offices. Owing to the
attacks on their leaders, the Mormons
arc following explicit instructions and
voting the republican ticket.
The democrats in this county have
been practically wiped out in the bit
ter internecine fight 'net ween Mormon
an itnnli Mormon nml the result tod.'n
will be the culmination of the hnrdcsi
campaign hi the history of I'tuh.
f'.'oneinued from page 1.)
November L'2 Committer leaves for
northern Oregon cities, -
November S" Coinmitteo returns, and
reports iiiiaiiinionsly. Itoport 4-ondomiiB
wood pipe, nays Fish Lake, company
will be subjected to long continued lid
g.'ilioii, urn I outcome is more than doubt
fit, and that right of way will cost u
Iji rye sum. Committee recommends that
$5011(1 be raised to commence taxpayers'
Hiiit to enjoin the performance of con
tract with 1. L. Hamilton on the ground
that it will be waste of public money.
1 November 1' 7 Temporary injunction
granted by the circuit court against
expemiihire of mo to huiM a pipe
line to Little liutte under the Hamil
ton proposit ion upt n the ground Hint
tlx- complaint of the taxpayers shows
tlmt there is good reason to doubt the
right of the J-'ish Lake Water company
to divert tho water, and that the laying
of wood pipe would be extravagant for
Hie reason that it is not durable, being
only guaranteed for ono yenr.
November 1(0 A mass meeting of the
property owners of Mwlfonl wan hold
nt (he opera house an du full municipal
ticket was nominated from gentlemen
who were in favor and pledged to use
all efforts to extricato the city from
the contract made with I. L. Hamilton.
December 3 News received In Mod
ford that V'mh Lake Water 'company
has sold all its right- and property to
eastern capitalists.
December a In the unit of taxpayers
against 1. L. Hamilton and tho others,
the deposition of Hamilton wan taken
His testimony revealed the fact thnl
the Fish Lake company had never on
ten into any written contract with
Hamilton by which it agreed to stand
between the city of Medford and litiga
tion over water from Little Jiutto creek,
and also that the VinU Lake company
had sold all its rights and property, but
had made no provision for its succes
sors' guaranteeing the city against any
til itfnt ion. ,
December 10 Purchasers of Fish
Lake Water company announced that
they will iu mi particular guarantee Hie
city against any litigation over water
rights from Little Untie creek.
December 1." Public meeting held at
Central Point attended by nil citizens.
After much enthusiastic, discussiin, Hie
city council is advised to submit to the
people the question of entering into a
con) met with i 'ondor Water & Power
company to supply city wit hwater upon
4imi)iir terms offered Medford in con
nection with irrigation of lands nlong
pipeline. Council meets same evening
and submits proposition to voters at
eluection to lie held December 20.
December 2i Kloetion held In Cen
tral Point gives 12 votes to 1 in favor
of water proposition.
December 'S.i Construction begina on
lit ra I Point wnter svKtetn. Itooui be
gins in ( entral Point. Lantern capi
talists visit Cent nil Point and decide
to build elect ri railroad to Crater lake
and m tike nrruru'ements with ('ondor
Water & Power company to secure olecr
trie current from (lohl Nay and Pros
pect. Condor Water & Power eompnny
lets contract for installing of Immense
power plant at Prospect,
January City elections of ..Medford
result iu election of officials pledged .
tymnst Hamillou proposition.
.la ininry 8 First meeting of new
I'ouneil Hamilton appears and agrees to
surrender contract with eitv for $100(1.
which council accepts.. Resolution . is
adopted rc.jiii s! ing 'ondor Wat it &
Power company to extend Centrnl'pAint
mains to Medford.
RAV SAYS HAMILTON
New York Wcnthor Perfect
NEW YOliK, Nov. Weather en
ditinns throughout Hie Mate are pet
feet today and there is every indication
of the heaviest vote rati in years.
Workers for both parlies were out ,.n
before sunrise and a record breaking
early vote is reported from all sec
tions.
MEANEST MAN ROBS
CHURCH POOR BOX
meanest
l.'Oldlllg
!m,;,v hi
BUTTK. Mont., Nov. :t. Tl
man ever arrested in liutte.
tit the police, is iu jail here
tho pemo i of a nmu g"'mh' the mime of
K. L. Todd, who is accused of robbing
a church poor box. He was caught b
Fnther Kennedy of St Patrick 'a church
In his pockets he hud in iu:ill
ehnnijc and a kev that unlocks the two
doors that must be opened before tin
poor box enn be reached. Todd sin h;
homo in in Spokane.
(Continued f rem page 1.)
lor water proposition
The contract which the Condor com
puny now has with Hie city fixes the
1 for lighting and power for pump
ini; and other purposes.
Tho bills rendered by the Condor
oinpany for pumping nre correct and
the eitv attniucv's conmi 1 1 i nir conn
I, Mr. Kennies, wilt so advise I In
city. However, the ondor company
has always been fair nml is willing tn
urbitrate the ipiestiou of the power
bills for pumping."
MEDFORD SOCIALISTS"
ENDORSE FISH LAKE
itv
In view of the fact- that llrt
of Medford is now iu n struggle to con
trol its wate rsnpply, and that certain
plutocratic interests nre trying to dis
re. lit public, ownership, iu order that
iluy may secure Hie ownership of our
water system, and establish a water
monopoly iu litis city, be it
Kesolved, by the socialists of this
city, in special meeting assembled. That
we call on all the voters t osnpport by
vote mid otherwise, the Fish lake pro
position, the only proposition to the
people's interest; and that a copy of
tins resolution be sent to tho daily
press for publication.
..I. W. WILSON.
Secretary of Meet ing.
AMUSEMENTS.
HHH
TIRE RAOINO IN TOWN
NEAR SYRACUSE
8VRAOUHR, N. Y., Nov, 3. Appeals
for help to fight n firo raging iu the
town of Savannah, near here, have
been recoived. It is reported that the
town in practically desoroved. Firemen
from Clyde ami Lyons were sent to
nid in fighting the flames, but with
little avail.
The firo nt art is I in a bnkeshop nud
quickly consumed nine houses on both
ides of Main atreet.
The Latest Sensations at the Savoy.
This np to date theater will again
sh-iw S;,!,hho and the dance of the seven
veili. Tin famous dance is the same
on.' nt was -lanced bv Maud Allen with
such mii-.i'sh in London and Paris. It
iit Hie latest sensation and craze. Thou
nnd of people have seen It In the large
cities onlv to go bnekq for the second I
ind t hi r. I t imes. If you want to be j
tpto.liiie von can't afford to miss Sa
New Kid Gloves
in all loiititliK mid colors.
Sri
Liij'MaaMBM lii nil iiammmxaam
1. ai Mi'' (J lace and Sucilc tlimf-clasp, short
(ilovi'H in Ian, red, brown, taupe, white,
black, navy, etc., at, per pair $1.50
" Same shades in Ifi-button lengths at, per
pair .'. $4.00
' 12-buiton lengths, pair $3.50
Heavy cape stock (Moves in tan and brown
l-'-bulton lengths at, pair $3.50
Short lengths and auto lengUis in cape stock
(Moves at, pair $1.50
Voulhs' sizes at, pair : $1.00
Kvcry pair guaranteed.
Van Dykes
ELECTION RETURNS
Angle Opera House, Tuesday, Xoveinber
, over The Tribune's leased wire, United
I Vess bulletins.
, These are the only election relurns lhat
will, be received in Med ford. They are au
1 lienl ie and uncolored.
The Tribune's leased wire runs direct
from New York via Washington, Chicago,
Omaha, Denver and San Francisco Ihroiigh
Medford to Portland and Seat! Ie, covering
everv section of the count rv.
I lie hall will open a l i
mission fee of 10 cents to
will be charged.
The wire opens at ;l
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whether it is
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BRYAN OR TAFT
Biggest Athletic Event
') SKASOX
vs W. H.WEST
OF 'I
JACK WELSH
OF ST. VV,
OF .M F.DFOIf I)
IN A WKKSTUNO UATCIL AT
ANGLE OPERA HOUSE
AIONDAY, NOVIOMliKR , 1!K)8.
ytlvs. 3 rent. Ufampton Isaacs
"3ittructor of "plmio. l.lt 3?tiitl)0&
ASHLAND COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Ashland, Oregon.
Thoronugh and practical training in
and KNtUjISH. Individual instruction by exports. Wo hare been
compelled to enlarge our tpiartwrs every year, and have now seen red
ample accommodations i the Sweedenburg block. Twice as large as
ever.
Nothing in the line of business training is too good for our students.
COMPLKTF COMMERCIAL COURSE
At About One-Half the Usual Expense.
Foil infiii-mat ion free. P. RITXER. President.
About Show Windows
Window Shoping a Popular City Pastime
If von are down town today and will take a moment to glance into our ojMrta
.lows' vou will see manv tilings which should interest you. Jheie aie special
es , v lines o'f goods with which yon are fanulmr, and wlneh most every
na, se eu-rv da v. It's surely to your interest to buy goods for the least
nZw. Our oriijinul prim arc as la,r as , you find anywhere. Then, -when
vou realize that
We Hold Sales Continously
we certainly sell you goods for less money. V-
About Ladies Suits
SOME REASONS WHY
Tf you haven't selected a Suit, we invite you to come and
inspect our line. The assortments are almost as good as
at any time and in some shades we are showing more styles
than ever. You can get any size and the prices are as low
as good suits can be turned from the factory. We don't
intend to cut prices on suits for a long time probably
not this year, and our reason is just. Every suit that has
arrived nt this store has been marked very close to cost.
Many that were bought at a discount were marked for
less than wholesale prices. Select a suit and rest assured
that you are buying it right at
BEDFORD'S PROGRESSIVE LADIES' STOKE.
BAKER-HUTCHASON CO.
CENTRAL AVENUE. JUST NORTH OP JACKSON COUNTY BANK.
Bargains
for Travelers
Trunks
All kinds of Trunks, ladies'
and men's, in any style or de
sign, guaranteed to stand abuse.
.;.")( Trunks for $2.80
$.3.00 Trunks for $4.00
sfti.,30 Trunks for $5.00
$8.00 Trunks for $6.25
$10.00 Trunks for $8.00
$10.50 Trunks for $13.00
For 4 Days 20 per ct. Off
Suit Cases
All varieties of Grips, Teles
copes, Valises and Suitcases. Any
style from cheapest to best; leath
er lined, plain, morocco or alliga
tor. All new, just from factory.
$l.f;3 values-cut to $1.5G
$1.")0 values cut to $2.00
$.'L30 values cut to $2.80
$4.00 values cut to $3.20
$0,00 values cut fo $4.50
r
v&5
.
$S.()0 values cut to $8.40
ButchisonfiLumsden
Classified Advertisements
One Cent a Word No slngla buar
lions less than 15 cents. Six lnsertidns.
for the price or four. Seventy-five
cents a Uu per month.
FOE SALE.
I'OH SAl.K Nifo family tiorso; liht
top Itny, nt n bnrnin. Hurry Mt'Hs
ler, Kmorick Lo.ljiing House. 20.-
FOlt SALE A first-class pianolapia
no; a bargain. P. O. Box 95, Medford.
FOR SAI.K Five anil ton-aero tracts
within and adjoining cily limits, at a
lmrgain on long time. Address 1. O.
Hoi -4 IS. Medford. Or.
Foil SALE A house and lot in Cen
tral Toint. one block frrni Main street,
house 24 feet square, 4 rooms, lot 55x
1 10; price $1500. rnquire of Mrs. I. M.
Kmerson, Central Point, Or. 10
FOU SAXll A good small busine'e on
Seventh street. JJIeaaons for selling.
Address, P. O. box 512 or call at Ibis
ofl'iep. e -v . tf
WANTED-A. Jersey cow. Mrs. Land,
flriffin OoVk. 195
WANTEIfMan with team, plow and
harrow ,f'j got ton to twenty acres
ready for ticca; old rod soil; no
"stickyr-y srtto price per acre. Ad-
dross J?f:B.;'eare Tribune. 200
jjf LOOT AND FOUND.
FOli SALE One toam horses, banieso,
light wagon. Inquire at Scott's Feed
Yards or Box 800. 200
f LOSjTV-A lifbt bay horse, weight 1050
pounds, years old, branded cj
left shoulder, lame in left snouldar.
Notify I. C. Dawson at Beagle, Or. 200
The uttier J'ii'tuii".
Feiitaino" and "dim
in- l.ni'li producer' -if
it. Mi Fifert .lc:mc
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lie-
'tho Fiiblo of
l.ikes'.tiiirlie"
Xeeptiontll mer
with tilt pieto
lie, "Tho Hill 1 I.ov,
de the reuiilur lull the eleetion
will lo thriwn on the serii-n.
"Your NofKhbor's Wife."
Mr. and Mrs. t'harlon Fllis. who up
pear el i-KW iipora I1..10.0 Toos.lav and
Vi-iliiesd:iv, mot TlmrM'.av, N'ovemlier
3. 4 and V iinipiees of w. M. A., in
their protean plav. " Your Neighbor '
Wife." llBVe reeeivtd t'.ie 1tiBiliKl praise
(or their wonderful charaetor work. 1ft
mm
nr-.T.-jiv. -n
Toque Point Oysters
The Knu'rifk I'nfo has now tht? okoIu
tie atttn.'y for tho Tonie Point Ova
tors. Thom nrp nckn.iwlfll to li
tin let. ()ivi thm a trial.
Kill! SAUK Several tltuhie acTT SALE Choi.1 a lwsinfs property
tr.tcts. about 1V4 axiWs from postoffici- Vargsin on psm- terms. P. O. Boi
on main Million, ao'l Central Point I Jfelford. 247
roal. This loml is all under Fish Lake
ditch. If plauted to small fruit au.l
pinion, would support a family. Price
l'OO hr acre, just the prico of a very
rommon lot; down, balance to suit.
Lot us show you this land. James
Howling, Seventh and P streets. P.
o. Hox or S. L. Bennett, acro-
frio.n property. 19rt
The Emerick Cafe
FOB SAI.K Sij room house and two
lots on ehoie ruor, 3 blocks from
Seonth street anil 3 Mocks from S.
I1, railrond; li- south and oast front;
H jmrehes. woimI.Ii-nI, chicken house,
etc.; wired for electric li(?lit; water
and sewer mains in street; will bo sold
at a bargain. Address P. O. Boi S7I.
Medford. Or. 2o0
FOR SALE MOncre ranch. $12,000,
first claas improvements, well, family
orchard, etc. This is a bargain. See
h. v.. W Tribune office. tf
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TO TRADE Light single covered bug
gy for two seated rig. L. E. V., Tri
bune office. tf
FOR 9ALK Six-room house, bath, elec
tric lights, well and city water, six
blocks from depot. For particulars ad
dross Box Sufl. Medford. 206
WANTED.
WANTED All kinds of kouso and win
dow cleaning done by hour or day;
will attend promptly. N'obie, care Tat
stiuii, near bridge. 204
Delia Xunan to J. M. Hurley,
land in I) L C 42. township
37. range 2 V $ 3720
('. M. Boardmnn to Fttlgenzio
Tania, 33 acres in township
.ti. raniro 2 h
Fulgenzin Vania to C. M. Board-
man, 3 acres in township 37,
range 2
Frank Vanina to C, M, Board
man. E Vi lots 1 and 2, block
H, Realty's addition to Mod-
ford
I.. L. Duffiold to Abe Delov-
ngo, ltio acres in section 34,
township 3 1, range 2 E
Edwin D. Root to T. N. Daily,
2 acres iu Mingu subdiviBitn
F. W. Roardsloe to F.lln R. Che
ney, S E Vi of 8 W Yt section
2, township 36, rsnge 3 W..
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