MSDFORD DAILY.TRIBUyjCLMEDFOBD, OREOOX, MOXDAY, NOVEMBER 30, .1908.
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Government Announces
Names of Those Who Will
Work in New Offices
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30. The names
of the 377 forestero, clerks and stenog
raphers, who arc to make up the per
sonnel of the United States forost sorv
ice headquarters of the six districts into
which tho uutiunul forests have been
divided have just been announced. Tho
district foresters ' offices, located in
Denver, Col.j Ogden, Utah; Misosula,
Mont.;, Albuquerque, N. M.; San Fran
cisco, pal., and Portland, Or., will open
on uecemoer l.
The new field prganization of tho for
est sen-ice will, greatly facilitate the
use ofr the national forests by tho peo
ple. It will meau that tho national
forest .business which formerly was
transacted in Washington will be han
dled by officers on or near the ground.
The establishment of the district head
quarters in the culmination of a plan
towards which tho forest sorvico has
been working steadily since it took
charge jof the national forests.
Outline of Work
Tho off ice of operation will be charg
ed with responsibility for the protection
of natjonal forests, for tho building of
roads, trails and other permanent im
provements upon thum for the organiz
ation of the force on national forests,
and with the supervision with all btmi
ness relating to the special use of the
national forest resourccn. The office of
flilviculturo will hnvo supervision of the
free use nud sale of timber from nation
al forests, forest planting upon them,
and will conduct forest studies on
national forests as well ns conpernating
with private owners n the district. The
office of grazing will supervise graz
ing business in the district, except for
the actual fixing of allowances, periods,
and rates, and will uiuke studios looking;
to tho improvement of tho forago crop
on national forests. Tho offico of pro
ducts will niako, both independently and
iu cooperation with private owners,
studies leading to a more profitable use
of timber on and off the national forest
within the district nnd to their pre
servative treatment.
Prom the district foresters down, the
personnel of the district offices is made
up of men picked for thoir proved capac
ity, for their thorough training, and
for their cxperionco in the west. Most
of them are men who not only have
worked in the west nfter entering the
tho service, but who hnvo lived in the
west before they took up tho govern
ment forest work. Many of them are
men who formerly were omployed on the
national forests and hnvo been promoted
to larger responsibilities ns a result of
thoir high efficiency. The personnel
of the district offices for Oregon,
which has just been announced, is ns
follows:
The New Officials
C. IT. Flory, chief, office of operation;
C. J. Buck, nssistnnt chief j V. K. Her
ring, chief engineer; W. H. Benton and
E. H. Darling, engineers; W. F. Stnley,
chief, section of occupancy; D. F. Me
Oowan, claims clerk; T. M. Moorman,
settlement clerk; Frank A. Law, Jr.,
uses clerk; A. If. Cousins, fiscal agent;
Miss Florence D. Htrnuose, 0. O. Brnn
ner, Miss Lucy T. Brader, nnd Miss Aug
usta W. Russell, accounts clorks; Shirley
Buck, chief, section of maintenance,
Miss E. J. Bernhardt, file clerk; Mrs.
A. P. Mulford, assistant file clerk; Mm.
L. O. Riddell, mail clerk; O. E. Haring,
B. H. Robertson, O. Hilton, ami Miss I,.
V. Cotterrell, draftsmen; Howard K.
O'Brien, chief, office of grazing; T. P.
McKenzie, assistant chief; Mrs. M. L.
Joynt, clerk.
j. B. Knapp, chief, offico of products;
H. B. Oakleaf, assistant chief; Miss
Erma F. Bell, computing clerk.
F. E. Ames, chief, office of silvicul
ture; C. S. Judd, asiatnnt chief; T. T.
Munger, chief, section of silvicB; J. F.
Kummel, chief, section of planting; C.
H. Pierce, law officer; G. E. Trowbridge
assistant law officer;N.C.MeDuff. Dorr
Skeels, Max Rothkugol, P. R. Buhl, O. P.
M. Gobs and E. B. Starr, forest assist
ants; Win. T. Andrews and J. P. Hughes,
lumberm n; C. h. Farrar -and A. L.
Thayer, land exominers; V. McBride,
and T, O. Erickson, assistant land ex
o miners: J. G. Giddings nnd H. S. Rig
ginB, expert miners.
The following have been assigned to
stenographic work in this section:
Misses Pearl Shrader, Anna Madsen,
Dora Reese, Agr.ro McNnir, Elizabeth
Garth, Buelah Westlako, Louise Hel
mick, K. L. Reed. Clara ('outer, Agnes
V. Scannell, Ida Est a. Mrs. M. F. Rule,
Florence Wilson and Mrs. J. R. Ander-
NOW IS YOXJE CHANCE.
From December 1 to January 11. 1000,
special inducements will be given those
rnying furniture, carpets, wall paper,
draperies, etc. About January 1, lpno.
we take the room now occupied by
Deuel & Kentner. Rather than move
our large stock, wo are willing to sac
rifice 25 per cent on all pieces or iur-
i.ituro placed in onr show window. Two !
hundred more ladies wanted to register
for our Christmas souvenir. !
MEDFORD FCRNTTT'RE CO..
21S
Medford. Or.
ROCKEFELLER IS SO OREEDY!
Pome sigh for the glories of this world: !
and some
Sigh for the Prophet's Paradise to
rome.
Ah, take the Cash, and let the Credit j
Nor heed the ramble of a distant drum.
PASTOR RUINED BY WINE
AND FAST LITE IN NEWPORT
LA CROSSE, Wis., Nov. 30. Alleged
by relatives to have contracted the
liquor habit at Bociety functions in
Newport, where he was pastor of mem
bers of the Vaudorbilt family, the Rev.
S. W. Moran was committed to the
Wisconsin state hospital for the insane
at Moudota today. The patient is an
Episcopal clergyman, 5(i years of age,
and for years whs considered one of the
rising men in this church.
Assignment to a fashionable purish
in Newport, where ho became an habit
ual use of liquor and where he
quired other expensive habits, is said to
havo caused his downfall. He arrived
hero in the summer just after tho de
parture of the Rev. O. N, M oiler of
Christ Episcopal church, of La Crosse,
on a trip to Europe, and, representing
that lie ami been sent to fill the pulpit
during the rector's absence, ho qbtained
loans from loading inoiuborB of the con
gregation.
The Rov. Mr. Moran is alleged then
to have expended tho money borrowod
a way to scandauzo tho congroga
Hon, to which he had not been assigned.
SEVEN BILLIONS OP DOLLARS
Tu nil the circle of all your acquaint
ances, in all the circle of all your read
ing, do you know of a singlo billion
aire t I don't mean do you think you
"know. I mean do you know that you
know of a siugle capitalist who io really
a billionairef That is a lot of money,
you know. At four per cent, interest
it means an income of three and a third
million dollars a mouth. I'm not talk
ing of capital that is a quarter water
and a quarter hot air and only half hard
cash or convertible realty. I'm talking
of wealth that can be handled with your
hr.udK nnd measured with your eyes,
wealth that doeBu't require convul
sions of frenzied finance to be con
verted into tonnes of tile mint.
You acknowledge frankly you don't
really know of a tuuglo billionaire iu
the history of tho world. Much less do
you know of any group of capitalists
in the wurld whoso combined wealth
would innko twenty billions and whoac
twenty billions pay a yearly dividend
of seven billions. A dividend of seven
billion dollars a year means an income
of five hundred and oighty millions n
mouth, or nineteen million dollnra n
lay. Talk of tho futo of Midas Any
.-apitalist or group of capitalist? who
had to tako oaro of that much money
day would have genuine oiivuIhious
in frenzied finance.
Such n capitalist, collectively, is the
Cnited States farmer. Such a dividend,
ollectivoly, does tho soil of tho Unitul
-itntes yearly hand out to the f urine r
nnn. By tho lnat census tho capital
invested in agriculture in tho Unit d
States was twenty billions, and by tho
last report of the agricultural depart
ment of tho products of tho farm for
11)07 yi lded a grand total of Bovon bil
lions. Compare theso figures to the
billion-dollar steel trust, over which the
whole world went duffy a few yon i s
ago; and the magnitude of tho greatness
and of tho growing greatness of ag
ricultural interests in America becomes
apparent. In fact, it would bo hard to
put your hand on a single department
of industrial life or constructive work
in the United States which would com
pare in importance to the permanent
value and yearly yields of tho farm.
Then remember, too, that of nil the :
manufacturing interests in the United;
States seventy-five per cent are depend- j
cut on the farm for raw products.
From "Holing Up for Winter," by
Agnes C. Luut, iu The Outing Magazine
for December.
ABRUZZI'S HEART DOES
NOT SEEM TO BE BROKEN
LONDON, Nov. 30. A Romo dis
pntch says:
"Tho Duke of tho Abriizzi doos not
appear to ho greatly depressed by the
reported breaking off of his engago
mciit to Miss Elkins. Ho visits t he
theater at Turin nimost nightly so fre
quently, in fact, that lio lias intimated
that tho orchestra need not play the
Italian national nntkciii on his arrival.
He appears to enjoy himself hugely."
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RUBBERROID ROOFING
is in use on more buildings all over the world than any
other roofing made. It is the world .standard of roofing
quality and has always given entire satisfaction where
other roofings faijed.
For
Crater Lake Lumber Co.
FALLING OFF
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Superintendent of Schools
Makes Report for Month
of November
Tho superintendent of schools has
tendered his report for tho mouth of
November to the school board as fol
lows: Gentlemen: I herewith submit to you
the following report of tho Medford
public schools, for the month ending
November 27, 11)08:
Number of pupils on register since
tho beginning of the year, 805; number
of pupils remaining at date, 80G; num
ber of days taught during the month,
18; wholo number of days of attend
ance, 13,908 wholo number of days'
absence, 08.1; whole number of times
tardy, 100; number of pupils neither ab
sent nor tardy, 474; average number of
pupils belonging, 807; average daily at
tendance, 767; per cent of attendance,
03-1-10; number of waits by parents, 3ft.
The usual annual donation to the Bovs
and Girls' Aid society of Oregon was
taken in the schools November 20. The
loan t ion amounted to 750 iwunds of
clothing and articled of food, and $11.85
cash. The gi.ods wero shipped by
freight to the home at Portland, Mon
day, November 23. The balance of
cash, after paying freight charges,
which wero $7.40, was remitted to the
KUporiutondent of tho home.
Respectfully submitted,
U. Q. SMITH,
Superintendent of Schools.
That Christmas Present
I nice piece of Mission Furniture
would bo just the thing. Pretty, useful,
durable, and a suitable gift for-anyone.
Let the Misbiou Furniture Works make
it, Prices about one-half usually charg
ed. Auy design, uny color, any fiuish,
dull, waxed or polished. Drop in. Shop
on corner of Eighth and H streets. '
Medford Time Table
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Northbound
KlJOrogon Bxprees 5:24 p.m.
l-tjl'ortlnnd Express.,.. 9:49a.m.
Southbound
15Culifornia Kxpress... 10-35 a. m.
131 Ha n Francisco Exp.. . 3:20 p. m.
No. 225l,rom Grants Fass.... 9:15 p.m.
No. 22oFor Ashland . 110:15 p. in.
PACIFIC & EASTERN RAILWAY
No. II Loaves Medford
8:10 a. in.
No. BLoavos Modford
2:50 p. ni.
10:23 a. ill.
12 Arrives Modford
No. 4 Arrives Modford
5:08 p.m.
SOQUE RIVER VALLEY RAILWAY
No. 2ILenvos Modford 110745 a. m,
No. 4 Leaves Modford 5:35 p.m.
MotorLcnvos Medford j 2:00 p.m.
MotorLeavcs Medford. . . .'. . 9:00 p. m.
No. 1 Leaves Jacksonville. . . 9:00 a.m.
No. 3 Leaves Jacksonville. . . 3:30 p.m.
Motor Leaves Jacksonville... 1:30 p.m.
MntorLcaves Jacksonville..! 7:30p.m.
mail closes
a7m.(pTm.
Northbound 9:19 4:54
Southbound 10:05 2:50
Eagle Point j 7:20 2:00
Jacksonville 10:20 5:20
IN
TENDANCE
FOR SALE
LOTS UNDER THE DITCH IN PHOENTX.
MAT CALHOUN
PHOENIX, OREGON.
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BOY MAKES GOOD TIME
IN AMATEUE MARATHON
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Nov. 30.
Coruelius Conuely, a coucreto worker
and a ruuuer of cutubliBhed local repu
tation, is receiving well earned applause
today, for he distanced 24 ruuucrs yes
terday in a Maruthou race of nearly 21
miles between Fruitvulo, Huywards and
the Custroville valley. Ho made a rec
ord of 1 hour, 51 minutes und 2u see-
uds, btutiug the amateur record hitii
lrto established for that distuuee. Coa-
lolly kept ahead of his rivals throng!:
nit, and ueariug tho fiuish left them
all fur behind, finishing ten minutes
in front of the uoxt man, Soldier Jo
seph B, King. The third man wits Rob
ert Howdeu of tho Roliauco club nud
the fourth was George Behrmuu of the
8inp.iin.ut Indians.
Grand excursion to City of Mexico.
Loaves Medford on the 12th of Decem
uer, 1908, on the regular Overland.
$92. if) for the round trip, good for (!
days. For further information, writo
to Emil Foil, Abu laud, Or. tf
Don't add to your stf.ck of regrets
bv fuiliug to hear Opie Read Saturday
i.iaht. 217 '
To Our Patrons
Please take notice that from and
uftor Decomber 1st, 1908, the undor
signed bauks of Medford will closo at
3 o 'clock p. m. of each day iustcau
of at 4 p. m. as has heretofore beci
the custom, and that tho bunking houi
will be from 9 a. tn. to 3 p. in.
JACKSON COUNTY BANK.
W. I. Vnwter, President
THE MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK.
J. E. Fnvart, President.
FIRST NATIONAL B ANK.
Win. S. Crowoll, President.
We have a special sale of peppermint
chews on. Como iu chool rhool King
ft Long. 220
Good Evening!
Have You Used
"CHIC?"
for sale only by
Medford Pharmacy
Near Postoffice
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Hussey's
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City
W. M. Colvlg. O. L. Beanies.
COLVIO & REAMES
Lawyers. .
Of fire: Medford Bank Bl.lg.
Qround floor.
Cook Stoves and ranges. Phone 91
MORDORFF & WOLF
New ami Second-Hand Furniture
Ends' old slaud, 18-20 F St. South
Modford, Or.
KARNES ROOMING! HOUSE
Nowly built aud newly furnished
All modern conveniences.
D. G. Karnes, Prop.
20 8. O St., Medford, Or.
FISH MARKET
Frosh fish rocoived daily. Oys-
tors in season.
Cor. Seventh and E Sts, Medford
MEDFORD TEA AND COFFEE
HOUSli Specialists in Teas, Coffees,-
Extracts, Baking Powder
and Spices. Wo carry all kinds t.f
dinner ware and fancy dishes.
210 W. Sevonth St. Medford, Or.
DR. COBLE
Tho only oxclusive Optlclau be
tween Portland and Sacramento.
Offico on Seventh Street.
When othors fail, call on
DR. E. J. BONNER
Eye Specialist
Office in Engle Pharmscy
Mnin 2.13. Seventh nnd Main
LETTERHEADS of all styles
by The Tribune.
THE HOTEL EMERICK '
Rooms from 50 conts to $1.50 pe
day. All modern convenience.
We solicit your patrouugo,
JACK FREDENBURO
Scavenger.
UurbnKU hauled.
Modford.
Livery nnd Feed. Phone 2431
WEST SIDE STABLES
Chas. E. Tull, Proprietor.
First-class Turnouts.
Modford Oingon
GO SOUTH!
Oct a tusto of tho dolightfully mild climato known only to Southern Cnlifornin. There you
will find au abundance of sunshine, bright bluo skies, a clear, bracing' nlinnsphere, congenial
associations and invigorating healthful recreations too numerous to mentior
Resorts are thore, some with world wido reputations a Los Angeles, Paso Monies, Hot Springs,
Long Beach, Santa Barbara, Hotel dol Monte, Santa Cruz, San Diego, Santa Monica, Vonice,
nud commodious, delightful stopping pluces of lesser renown. All maintaining tho California
standard for hospitality, and faultless accommodations.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
Will he glad to p,'y ft10 very attractive litornture, drarriblng i detail tho many delights
of winter in California.
Vory low rate round trip oxcnrnbn tifkotfl are on flftln to California.
The rate from Portland to Los Angeles'and return $55.
Limit, six months, allowing stop-overs in either direction. Himilnr excursion rates are in ef
fect to all California points.
For full information, sleeping car resorvntions nnd tickets, call on telegraph or writo either
A. S. Rosonbaum, Agent, Medford, or Wm. McMurray, Ocn. Pass. Agt, Portland, Oo.
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Coming to
Marie Wondra, the Bohemian Gicl
Next Monday Night
This miwiinl novelty will make its first appearance in Medford
nt the Crand. A strictly hiijh elans musical net, consisting of
pl.ivii ri'xnphone, fife and pieenlo. One of tho best acts in
jE vaudeville. Playing Sullivan li fonaidinn tune. The nets start
S frcim Vi w York cilv nnd must be good. Wardrobe a special fea-
tare.
l At the Grand all week Commencing
1 Monday night with Matinee Satuaday
Rnnflaxr n t. 2-.30 t. m. Admission 10c
Business Directory
ARTHUR H. DAVIS
Contracting Electrical Euglneeri
210 W. Seventh St., Medford, Or.
ANLO PENWELL
The Plumber.
1 solicit a share of your business,
pludgiug satisfuutiou.
THE ELECTRIC AND FRENCH
DRY CLEANING AND PRESS
INCJ WORKS
W. E. Lane i Son, Props.
Opposite Hotel Moore,
Medford . Oregon
WABOHAU ft BROWN
wish to announce to their patrons
that they are located in their new
quartors in the Young A Hall
s building.
Uillinnls, Cigars aud Tobaccos.
M. ft B. CANDY KITCHEN
We make all our own candies.
Mnrtin and Barrow, Props.
Cornor Sevonth and C Streets,
Modford, Orogon.
DR. FRANK ROBERTS
Dentist '
Office hours: 8 to 12, 1 to 4.
Miles Building, Soventh Street,
Medford, Oregon.
THE MISSION ORDLL
Always opon for business. Neat
and clean. Up-to-date. Popular
prices.
12 So. C St. Lambert & Brown
THE R. R. V. LUNCH ROOM
Finest cup of coffoe .on
the Pacifio CoaBt. .
H. H. Loriuier Prop.
For good bnrgalns In Watches
and Jewolry, Pistols, Musicul In
struments, go to .
THE MEDFORD LOAN OFFICE
0 Street.
MEDFORD FURNITURE CO..
Undertakers
Day Phono 353
Night Phones C. W. Conklln 30
J. H. Butler 148
DR. R, T. OONROY
Successor to Dr. Jones.
Office in the Stowart Building.
the Grand
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SAVOY THEATER
North d'Anjou Street.
Latest motion pictures and Illus
trated songs. Entire change of
program Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. 'Admission 10 cents.
BIJOU THEATER, W. 7IH ST.
Continuous performance every
.evenitiof motion pictures and il
lustrated bullnds. Entire chango
of program Monday, Wodnosday
nnd Friday. Admission .IQ-oents.
WM. H. AITKEN
Plumbing, Steam and Hot Water
Heating.
Phone 23.
210 W. Seventh St., Modford, Or.
EDEN VALLEY NURSERY
. N. 8. Benuott, Medford, Or.
Grow trees that eell, soli trees
that grow anad fruit true to label
Let the
MISSION FURNITURE WORKS
make that pioco of furniture. Any
design, any color, any fiuish
dull, wniod or polished. Shop on
cor. of 8th nnd H streets.
THE EMERICK CAFE
The best restaurant in Southern
Oregon.
W. E. Johnson Prop.
VERNE T. CANON
Billposter and distributor. AU
orders promptly filled.
Room 7 Jackson Co. Bank Bldg.
Medford, Or.
O. F. COOK
Sells trees that grow.
Offico: 11. R. V. Depot.
P. O. Box 841. Phono 503.
Medford, Or.
MRS. ED. ANDREWS
Voice Culture and Art of Singing
Studio nt Kosidence.
East Modford. , Phono 225
S. R. SEELY, M. D.
I'hysieiun und Surgeon
Modern oquipped operating rooms
X-Ray. Offico hours: 10-12, 2 4 p.
m. Office In Jackson Co. Bk. bldg
JOB PRINTING
by The Tribune.
Make arrangements
to visit California
this Winter :: :: ::
Vote for your favorite baby girl.
Ivory ten cent purchase of tlioso Moor
ish liko candies entitles you to n cou
pon. King & Long. 210
SallowueM Transformed
to Duakv Beautv
A dirk ikU become i fuctnatintt
when delir-iull twit, andcnprraJ
with tht ffcdUnt glow which imli
eatetihcalthy, -.. tin. K-'K-rt- j
Inc keep the ikin refined in qualit v. 1
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bit certain protection ain! tan,
unburn and Ircckltt if jnlied be !
(ore ipotuf to iun or nm.!
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