MEDFOHP DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDffOBD. OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1908.
Medford Daily Tribune
A LlVB JrAPEB IN A J-iIVH XOWK.
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Published every evening except Sunday.
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Geobgk Putnam, Editor and Manager
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URGE O'OARA'S RETENTION:
Professor O'Gara of the department of agriculture is
V,y ftu. the most valuable man to tho Rogue River valley
tnat nua ever been sent by Washington authorities, to
assist and co-operate with local growers in the promotion
of the fruit industry.- He is aiv authority upon -posts of
nil kinds that threaten orchards as well as an expert upon
here in a district supcrlily fitted by nature for commercial
orchards, where hut little scientific work has been done
to assist the grower, and where it is imperative that it
be done if the industry is to continue iu growth and pros
perity. Word conies from Washington that many requests
have been filed by other fruitgrowers with the department
for the poinological export's Bervicea elsewhere and that
unless the liogue River valley can convince the authori
ties at once of the need of Professor 'O'Gara locally, he
is likely to be transferred to some other place. It there
fore, behooves every fruitgrower in the valley to write at
once to the department at Washington and also to the
Oregon delegation in congress,, urging the retention of
Professor O'Gara, whose pending experiments, public lec
tures and expert examination' moan 'thousands of dollar?
to the industry in the valley and in Oregon.
The lectures already given by Professor O'Gara hnvt
had tho largest attendance ever given such discourses.
The Commercial club hall has proven too small to con
tain tho fruitgrowers what at tho. last lecture filled the
opera house. Interest in the work is growing.
Resolutions urging the professor's retention should
he passed at once by every horticultural society, grange
aud commercial club in southern Oregon and these supple
mented by personal appeals froin those interested. Thu
O'Gara 's retention may be brought -about.
. TO ASK FRAUD ORDER.
Medford 'h Commercial club vnicod the nnminn of flu
Rogue River valley when it decided upon steps to stop
the circulation of the pamphlet issued by a IOugcne con
cern, which deliberately stole tire data concerning .fruit
records of local orchards and credited them to the Wil
lamette valley. The plagiarism did not stop with the print
ed matter, but practically all the photographs used were
those from Medford and they were labeled as from tin
Willamette valley. The proposition is to boom the sale ol
stock in a co-operative orchard near Eugene and upon
the misrepresentation that records made in the Rogue Riv
er valley were made in tho Willamette valley.
Attention of the- postal department will be called to
the misrepresentation and a fraud order against the con
cern asked. Letters will be written all papers carrying ads
with the misstatements and the Eugene Commercial cluh
will be asked for an explanation.
HEW CAFE IS
BEAUTY SPOT
Opening Well Attended by
Local People Who Were
Charmed by Surroundings
Molford In n more plcntmnt plimo in
wbicli to renlilo today, For on Wednes
day evening thorn wan thrown open to
the public a plaeo whom tho aesthetic
aoDHO and material need of man pan be
foutUed to Batioty Medford ift inoro
pkmsunt becmiiHG of the Louvre cafe.
The city has long known tho need of
such n place as the Louvre. Hern, he
of moderate menus may partake of a
meal mirrounded by beauty, by coin
fort, by harmony hero ho can forgot,
if he will, the cares of outsldfl world;
and feast on those things which pro
vide not only for the inner man, but
for bis love of beauty.
The Louvre was a surprise to those
who attended Hb opening, and it will
prove a surprise to those who go there
iu tho futuro unprepared. The har
monious color scheme of tho whole, the
myriad of tiny oleetric lights, hidden
iimong a mass of foliage, which runs
rioteiiHly over lattico work, tho softly
shaded electric globes, tho great at
tention to detail, which oven led the
management to go as far ns to provide
hand painted rhtnaware, are but a few
of the many things which bud beauty
and comfort to tho whole.
The stranger in Medford may bo led
to vinit tho Louvre, and ho will come
lwny with a sense of plensuro which,
lingering, will lend him to tell othors
and Medford will bonofif, for he can
only sny that Medford has the finest
caffl between San Francisco and Port
land. The forma opening of the Louvre wns
held Wednesday evening. Tho place
was crowded by the leaders' of Med
'ord's social set. The management was
'lie recipient of many congratulations
n tho part of gucHtti, charmed by their
.rrroiindings,
1). It. Lock hart and M,' S. John Ron
ire the men who mado the Louvre what
it is. Mr. Lockhart has long been noted
:is a caterer, having held positions in
uany of tho largest hotels in tho conn
ry. In Honolulu today, among tho
woiul set, his name is still remembered
is tho most original tablo decorator ever
in tho islands which menus much, for
rho sugar bnron cares littlo for expense,
hut wants results. Mr. Johnson is well
known in this city and on tho coast as
i chef. Under tho direction of tho two,
something worth while has been created.
WANT NO LICENSE.
PUT UPON FISHING!
JACKSONVILLE ITEMS.
HAPPY CAMP, Cab, Doc. fl.The state
.. .(, .t tm cuiumg m'HB.on oi uuv MivP( ,ivinK ero
H'giminuro an Htort will ho made to
enact a law licencing fishing, as hunting
is now licensed, created something like
' coimloruatiou hero.
Hinkiyou county has much gitm andl
flsh. A largo proportion of tho seek
ers ttfu-r game aud fish In the lowei
Klamath river country are not prop
eity owuorn, and they are becomiugi
nlumu'd at the manner of piling uii
tuxuti on them. Many of thoin are Iu-
diuns who hnve always hunted' nml
fished with uo restriction except their
own innato souse of game preservation
They did nut object seriously to tho
hnutiug license, and many of them paid
it, tho littlo aluminum diso boiug worn
on all occasions with great pride,
A well known sportsman came pret
ty near expressing the sentiment of
this vicinity when he said; "They are
going to add another dollar, are theyf
Well, this might have been exported
but it must be combutted. When they
put tho hunting license on wo didn't
object much, as the money wont for a
good purpose. Hut it yielded such a
Icautit'ul stack of dollars and was such
Mr, aud Mrs. L. Lytlo returned v
Medford Tuesday after a visit with rel
AOAIN.
Grand holiday excursion, Tin mid trip
tickets tfttfl, good for 15 days, baggage
'kecked, retina allowed any time with
in limit. Ashland to Snu Francisco,
leaving Hat unlay, December 2ti, H08,
n regular overland train at J 1:35 a. m.
Sfxty oi more exe.irsior.ists will make
tho faro I5.
T. K. BOLTON,
KM1L PEIL,
wit Aahlaad, Oregon.
We 're going to move some of our
fnrniturn nbout tho first of tho year.
Wo move to the room now occupied by
Deuel & Ken! nor. Until that time you
wil Ibe given special prices on a good
many pieces of furniture, enrpeto, etc.,
:ind 115 per cent discount on any pieco
plnci'ri in our show windows. You don't
have to buv. Medford l'Hiriture C-o. 2i!2
Miss Daisy Wotteror arrived from
Portland one day last week and will
spend the next few mouths with her
mother, Mrs, William Henley.
Mrs. W. It. Htnnsell was a Medford
visitor Tuesday,
MisH Lulu Harrison left for Kilcen.
'n,., Tuesday after n week's visit with
M inn Mary Peter.
Warren Cameron was in from Union
t lift first of the woek,
Mr. and Mrs. ltlade of tho Hlade houxo
left for Corvallis Tuesday, where the
will reside in the future. Mr, Abbott
of that place oxchnnged his farm for
the hotel property nituatcd there.
K. K. Kuhli of Portland was visiting
his mother, Mrs, K. J. Kuhli, one tin
the flint of the week.
(loorgo M Lewis was a Medford visi
tor Tuesday as was also A. Lundgren,
Miss Prances Cougdon arrived from
Portland one dav this week and is
'pending a few days iu town.
J. 1, Wells, county school superin
tendent, spent Tuesday at Phoenix vis
iting the school.
.1. A. Harvey of the Jackson Counts
Abstract company was at the county
That Christmas Present
A nice piece of Mission Furniture
would bo just tho thing. Pretty, useful,!
durable, and a suitable gift for anyone
Lot tho Mission Furniture Works nuikej
it. Prices about one-hnlf usually clinrg-!
ed. Any design, any color, any finish,
lull, waxed or polished. Drop in. Shop
on corner of Eighth and H streets.
NOTICE TO BED MEN".
easy money, that it was a sure thing I Mnt on business the first of the week.
another tax would bo handed us to get The munienle given by the "It Sharp
another dollar. Now, look at mo. IjHuh" under the direction of Mrs. Lou
am not a property owner but 1 pav,, fnughthrna in the Native Vmxah
thoso sums per year: State poll tax, !! , t,.iV I hi II Monday is highly spoken of
road tar, 2; hospital tax, to thejbv everyone. The club is composed of
forester for my cabin site, hunting I children under the age of la years
license, 1; total, $!. Now they would and the musirule was for the purpose of
mane n f iu sua ion wonia no a luinten, i showing their work for tho rlrst ipmr
We'll fight It, for it will not stop till I tor. Miss (Iretrhen Pnhl. draco Wilson
fought to a standstill. Now if the leg.nnd (Jertrude (linet gave vocal solos.
islattire will first abolish the odious
mI1 tnxv, we hunters will willingly pay
another dollar a year for a fishing li
ceuso and still another one for permis
sion to kill suakes. "
The gonorul feeling appears to be
that taxation under t o guiso of a li
cense to Uo something is no less bur
densome, and that for a man who
while a number of instrumental pieces
were rendered
FIVB CHIEFS AND MANY
WARRIORS KILLED IN ISLANDS
MANILA, P. L, Dee. X Reports
I from Mindsnsi today say that five na
I live chiefs and manv warriors have
not fortunate enough to own any prop- been killed in clashes with the const.ib
ulary. Tho ' campaign of pacification"
it on In earnest and the troops are en
deavoring to force the natives into
orderly behaTler.
erty, $9 a year is quits enough to pay.
High-top shoes, all prices, at Van
Dyke's.
A full nttendnnce is requested nt the
next regular meeting of the tribe, Wed
nesday Sleep, December 2, as election
f officers for the ensuing term and
.ithcr important business will come up.
L. L. JACOHS,
Chief of liecords.
Bedford Time Table
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
No rth bound
No, UVOregon Kx press j 5:24 p. m.
No. UjPortlnnd Express... . 9:40a. m.
Southbound
No. l"i(.'alifornia Express.. . 1035 a. m.
No. l.San Fraueisco Exp... ,1:20p.m.
No. 23jFrom Grants Pass.... 9:15 p.m.
No, 225 j For Ashland (10:15 p. m.
PACIFIC & EASTERN RAILWAY
Christmas Presents
That are' Useful as well
as Appropriate
Bilk Handkerchiefs, Linen Handkerchiefs, Neckties, Hats,
Shlrta, Slippers, Muf florae Fancy Collar,, Silk- Waist. Put
term, Kid Olovea, Puraes, Silk Scarfs,. Bolts, Fancy Baelf
Combs,' Cushion Topi, Fauy Veils, lloie, BUk.Xilovea, Belt
Pius, Hi I k Mittens, Suspenders, Spats, Ruoblngs, Fancy
Kilibous, Etc.
REE W INDOV DISPLAYS.
DRY GOODS,, SHOES, FURNISHINGS
Van Dykes
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Furniture Drops
Groi bargains boforo we move. Wairh our ytin
i . Rockers for Christmas
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That Unforgetable Slogan
2 "HASKINS FOR HEALTH
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ALL.THILWORLD
LOVES A LOVKR
i' lid every lady likei a gentleman,
clothing doesn't always make tho man,
Imt tin book U often taken by its cov
er, and we mnke clothing that givos
that air of atyla audi refinement sought
by a gentleman by. fitting him out
with tho most exclusive styles In over
i itiits, cutaway, frock and sack suits
1li.t uo. one .can- equal in southern Ore
gon..-
lkKREUZERSCO
IMPORTEEE aA'D TAILOB&
rOM,MOXU)fVa MEDFORD, ORE
piling
of the cash to. buy- gjood fruit land, is the
'pliiint of Hiauy hoiuoscckers. We happen
to have-oil our-list seTeral firsfr-elass tracts,
on terms so easy they will almost pay- fov
themselTes. There- ncven was a better tune
to buy fruit lands ia this valley than today ;
and when the reaction pomes these-"easy
buys" can be subdivided and sold at a big
profit. Interview the-
Rogue River - Land
Company
EXHIBIT BETILDING,. MEDFORD
AT THE SERVICE OF
DEPOSTITOES AND CLIENTS
Stat Depositary.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
$125,000
The Jncksun County Bunk places at
the oervico of its depositors and clients,
the bout facilities in banking. Tim of
f icor(j are pleased to render counsel aud
advico on financial mutters.
Accounts, subje-t to check, aer in
vited. Safe doposit boxes to rent, $4 per
year aud up.
W. I. VAWTEB, President
G. E. LINDLEY, Cashier i
MEDFORD SASH & DOOR COMPANY "
PHONE 2291.
indou- Frames, Ouk Veneered Doors, with Bevel Plate, carried in stock cheap.
Office Fixtures and all kinds of Pinning Mill Work, including Turned Work
and Fancy drills.
P STRKET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND S EVENTH STREETS.
J. ft. EITART.Prenid ent.
J. A. I'KUBY, Vice-President.
JOHN S. ORTII, Cashier.
W. B. JACKSON, Asa I Cashier.
The Medford National Bank
MEDFORD, OR.
CAPITAL $50,000
SURPLUS 10,000
Safety Boxes to Rent. A General Bankiiit? Business
Transacted. We Soli.-it Your Tal i-un.ige
No. IlI.eaves Medford 8:10a.m.
Xo. 3!I,eavea Modford 2:50 p. m.
No. :!'.rrivi Medford 10:S8a.m.
No. 4IArrives Modford S:0S p. m.
rtAlTTT. W ...Hit WITT T T . T W A V !
. 10:-IS a. m. j
. o:.ia p. m,
. 2:00 p. in.
. 9:00 p. m. i
. 9:00 a.m.
3:30 p. m.
1:30 p. in.
No. Leaves f orl?
Xo. 4jLoavos Modford.
Motorll.caves Medford.
Motor!.pavos Mtnlford j
Xo. lLeavea Jacksonville. . .j
Xo, 3Lcnvea Jacksonville. . .
MotorLcavps .Tncksonville. . .
Motorll. oaves Jacksonville..! 7:30 p. m
SfATtTCLSsE
Iatmjp. v:
Northbound I 9:1 4:M
Southbound 10:05 3:50,
Eagle Point T:SU 8:00,
Jsrksonvillo l:t0j S:I0.
High Grade
Canned Goods
Wo have added to our already complete stock of
high-grade Groceries a full line of the incompara
ble "Preferred Stock" Canned Goods.
These goods are packed where the best is grown.
We will take pleasure in quoting you prices on
this line, as we believe we can interest you.
Once a customer, always a customer, is the mot
to of Preferred Stock goods.
Allen & Reagan
Groceries, Chinaware, Fruit
and! Feed
Phone Main 373.
More Light for Less Money
Sixty-throe per cent of electric current saved by using
TUNGSTEN LAMPS. "
32 Candle Power Edison Lamp uses 110
Watts per hour and would use in 1000 Ins.
110 Kilowatts wlik-h at iocts. a Kilowatt
32 Caudle Power Tungsten iLamp uses
40 Wattsperhour and would use in' icoo
hours 40 Kilowatts' which at 10c a Kilowatt
11
Net Saving in 1000 hours ill favor of the
Tungsten Lamp $ 7
Rogue River Electric Co.
Successors to Condor Water & Power Co.
Office, 206 West Seventh Street. Phone No. 355.
Opposite the Big Electric Sign.
Ask your dealer for
MANUEL LOPEZ
Clear Havana Cigar.
HART CIOAR CO., Distributors, 1-ortland, Or.
5ttrs. "3rene H'fampton Isaacs
instructor of "Piano, TCtst Sttethoo
Slulo at MttkVnc. Mortb Orangt Strt
When You Are Hunting
fur tie best tailoring establishment,
you Till not burn your iiumey if you
patronize us. The time is now liei-e
when you should think about your fill
suit. We are anxious that you should
see our display of fall fabrics. Make
your selections now. We will fill your
.rd.-r with tileasure.
Stcaem cleaning. French dry clean
ing and pressing neatly done.
W. W. EIFERT
CITY TAILOR MEDFORD