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    MEDJORD DAILY -TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OH EG OX, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 3009.
Me dford Daily Tribune
Official Paper of the City of Medford.
Published every evening except Sunday.
MEDFORD PUBLISHING ..'COM PAN Y
Qeobok Putnam, Editor and Manager.
Admitted as Second-Class Matter in the 1 'ostof fiee at
Medford, Oregon.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
One month, by mail or carrier. .$0.60 One yoar, by muil...
DEMENTIA RESULT OF
HAZING OB OVERSTUDY
.5.00
CHATEU LAKE HIGHWAY.
By far the most important work for Jh' oii county
that its delegation in the legislature can accomplish is the
securing of an appropriation for the construction of a
boulevard to Crater lake.
Crater lake is one of the world's wonders, and with prop
er facilities provided. for reaching it, will he visited by
i thousands every year. It will bo advertised ,-is no other
;one attraction will be, by the Southern Pacif.c and other
railroads, and will be better known than any place in the
northwest. 5 :
The time is coming, and that not so far off, when Oregon
will be famous abroad simply as the slate in wnitji Crater
lake is situated, as Arizona is known to millions only as
the site of the Grand Canon of the Colorado.' Nature has
given us this magnet for tourists. If we do not take ad
vantage of it we are to blame.
The first step needed is to make the lake accessible.
To do this a fine highway must be constructed, similar to
those in the Yellowstone and Yosemite. Tourists must hi
able to make Crater lake by automobile in a day, and this
can be done only by the expenditure of a large amount
of mcney.
County courts of Jackson and Klamath comities have
each agreed to appropriate $50,000 for the building of the
boulevard, provided the state will also expend a like sum.
The federal government; will spend a large sum in build
ing highways in the Crater Lake national mvk and in
the Cascade forest reserve, provided the other expenditures
sy state and county are made. Others interested ha(
igreed to contribute heavily.
All now depends upon n appropriation from the state.
Governor Chamberlain has agreed to recommend the ap
propriation in a special message. The Crater lake road
ommission, numbering some of the leading men of Ore
on, has promised to go to Salem to urge its passage. The
tate Good Roads association him :irp,.,.,l ),, ,,i.l flw.
lission. It is up to the people, commercial organizations
nd municipal governments of Jackson comity to lend
yery effort to secure its passage, and up to the Jackson
mnty delegation to see that the appropriation is made. '
The proposed 'highway does not concern Medford sole
' hilt, evnrv r:rt nf fhn Miimtif I to ... i.,,,,i ;. ... :.i
r j-"- .. ......... a, . no i,i.iinu in 1,11111 Mill jllll
)t alone the towns it: touches, but all other communities,
be entire county will feel the benefit of the advertising
id resultant tourist raffle; in fact the entire stale will
el the effect beneficially.
Jackson county's delegation could well afford to drop
. other proposed legislation, the lack of which causes no
ffering to the county, and devote itself to the securing'
this Crater lake road appropriation. The man with
.uifcu- iMu-poMe accomplishes things where !w man with
my irons in the fire fails; and if the delegation or any
mber of it can secure the appropriation he will have
ie something worth while and justified his election to
1 retention in the legislature.
OON BANKS MADE
A SPLENDID SHOWING
.LKM. Or.. Jin, oi ,i
io failure of fivn state hanks
on. Willi liabilities aggregating ov
0,000 over ossein, since May :
tho depositors will probably In
in run, "certainly v,.rv Bnli,
ry romiu arter the financial ,mi
swept over thn i.i...,.tn. :.. i
., in i fin.
Bank Exnininncr .Im,,.,. u i
ing up tho condition i,f llin banks
ms .runsnietiou in his llrst bi
I report to the state board of bank
ieni. wnieli liaa -mst been m.i.l
re were six sti,. ,) rivll
in the slate, of a totnl nf
, wliich were f,,r,-e,l ,1 discou
business durino ?l. ii...,....i..t i..
in, one of which, the Fanners ,
ants bank of Nvssa, Malheur
', wns closed ,,, ix- fr two ,,lv,
its linbiiities were taken over
largest creditor, tl,e Hnise stall
aiJ biiHincss was resumed. Tin
five failures wen, ,e Oreem
Bank of .li ft, rf-oii. Farmers &
ints hunk, .Virtn Powder;- F..
(privntol. Fores! (irnvo; Or, ,.,,,,
v savings nans ami Titil.. liuar
i Trust company -.( Portland. Thi
Slate hank of .bitTerson, rourgan
provided for II,,. payment (
ilitie, and is now in n pros-
condition. Dividends airureuit
per cent of o, p01,itr,- rl;,i,
en pant tiv Halms' Forest linn,
ind prospects are fur an earl
ion of biisin-si. The Funnel,
hauls bank of North I'mvdci
I assignment to tho Powder Val
0 bank, whim trok oyer Hie ol.l
lilding anil suff-.cient assets ti
lepositors of the insolvent bank,
ng nvor the linbiiities of the
Trust 4 Saving bank of Port
' tho Oornian American bank
and tho original indebtedness
!,000 has been reduced to f-lilfi,
1 tho prospects are that all
'ill bo raid in full in o, ........
uo iinoiiiuoa or tno Tine (,uar
frost, company of Portland, ng
f fl.H.74M. were taken oyer
am M. T.add. who guarantees
it tho depositors against loss,
'om two to three, years.
JJ.U.T1.UOKE, Md., .lau. 21. As u
result of cither overu'.udy or a hazing
iiu recenuv lecc vei l:,a f. ..... .. .....
Knowing which Samuel Snrkin of V.mk
ers, X. v.. a student ,,i tin. r.,;,
of Maryland became subject to sudden
'i.-iiii-inia ihhi niglit wl'ite visiting friend
in East llultiuioro 11 rid began talking
oi riiiiiiuui. lie was persuaded to lie
'town anil rest, but in a few minutes
nun in. I no mid finully i,isl,...l i...
street in his stockini; fee; find without
either coat or tint II.. ,i i.,., r...i .....i
in un hour was picked up by the police
hi ivcsi iiaiiimuro several mih-s from
his starting point.
lie talked to himself almust im-is
santly and in an unintelligible manner.
A physician irai calleu, mid nn opiate
was administered.
His family in Vonkei.i was notified
llio brother, llayid. nrri-jed today e,,.l
liaSlelll'll tO llle Kliilir.ii '.I- 1...
s'opped before the cell his brother ree.
iKiii..ii nun.
'llo you know wl., n v,.n
asked David.
1 Ves. I am in a l.niMtie nu,.lm "
waj,SuiiiuoPa reply. Willi that liis face
'"'"i blank and nothing could induce
him to say another word.
Ilis friends are inclined to attribute
his dementia to ovorstudy, but to- a
woman who lived ut the same house he
had told of hia trouble to evade huzers.
MAY USE RECAXL ON
MAYOR OF LOS ANGELES
LOS ANOKLES, -aj., Jan. 21. A
public movement to consider several
recent official acts of Mayor A. ('.
Harper of Los Angedos, which may re
sult in tho starting of a petition for
his recall from office, is under way,
bucked by one or nioio powerful civic
organizations and ninny citizens of prom
uience. A meeting nui been calltd for
next. Wednesday afternoon by the Mu
nicipal leaguu ami cards of invitation
have been si lit to u hundred prominent
citizens, irrespective of I heir affilia
tion with the league or pnrlv adherence.
Many friends of the mayor an; on the
list.
Mayor Harper says those who are
working for his recall may do what they
leaso in tho matter.
October 10, Kins, was an anniver
sary in the history of Alaska. On that
lain 41 yeurs ago .ho American flag
was raised at Sitka In indicate that
Russia had withdrawn and the vast
territory which will be exploited at
Seattle next year was a part of the
rniteil Slates.
K. KNrART, President.
.1. A. PERRY, Vice-President.
JOHN 8. OltTFT, Cashier.
W. B. JACKSON, Aaa't Cashier.
THE MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK
MEDFOED, OE.
CAPITAL - - $50,000
SUKPLUS - - 10,000
Safety Boxes For Rent. A GeneralBauk
in Bus.ness Transacted. We
Solicit Your Patronage.
APPLES and PEARS and all kinds of
Fruit Trees
YAKIMA VALLEY NURSERY
Largest Commercial Nursery in the Pacific
Northwest. Noi in tlie combine. Competes with
all first-class nurseries
L. E. HOOVER, Agent
MEDFORD, OREGON.
Medford Iron Works
E. G. TROWBRIDGE, Propria -tor.
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS
All kinds of Endives, Spraying Outfits, Pumps,
Ot.'ej.s and Machinery.
Agents in Sorthom Oregon for
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO.
ASHLAND TO HAVfi ELECTION
TO VALIDATE AMENDMENTS
Ashland will have. i special inunlcip.-il
'''''''I Thursday. January L'S,
ler the initiative provision nl.w in ef
feet in the municipaliKi a of Oregon. The
election is call.sl t validat. rtain
charter amendments .i,.t..r... ...i
"I ""'I almost unanimously adopted.
provindine aiiiono other il.i'.,u c.. ,i...
issuance of bonds I. , the amount of
f-r loctiic power nn, light
plant now under way. The people have
voted twice with rene rl,..!,
upon the proposition, !,t the Cortland
oroheis who nought 1 1. bonds of the
city, subject I., the ei,r.....l ..r .1...
I'r inK in regard ;.i their issuance
refused to accept t!,,.,,, until ., ,..'
election had been eiill,.,) 1
:,K"'. claiming that Micro were,
certain technical irr-.mihiritl..., ... .1..,
Ir ,llir" "' "o' pre ions election. The
mty council at llrst lefiised to concede
the x. im ol" llo. I.r..l,..r.. I.... .... .
itself ill urgent need , f money to car
ry .111 the e. instinct!, i u.L. 1.. 1 1
that discretion was M,e l.tt,.r part of
valor, and decid-d t call ll I
and realize 011 the b,t..u .... .......1.1..
possible. '
HOME
TALENT
MINSTREL SHOW
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
KtDMEN OF MEDFORD
AT THE
ANGLE OPHRA HOUSE
Tonight, January 21st.
Hear the local End Men in their Local
Hits Six Solo Singers, Three Big
Acts in the Olio The first part is a
Beautiful Setting with Hi?h Class Sing
ing, The last act "Lucy Long's Birth
day Party" is a screaming farce from
beginning to end. This act is Guaran
teed to make even an undertaker
laugh.
RESERVE SEATS NOW ON SALE AT HASKIN'S DRUG STORE
PRICES 50& and $1.00
CREW STOOD BY PUMPS
TOP. SEVENTEEN DAYS j
II I IIP I I' i
I ". . . -1 -...MW. th.Mf
'r. nai, Captain Kelberv ,., . r
"e -cv. loundland set. .. .
. , , " o ii.iiHn
'e' have an veil i,..r..
The H. . l.,n.,tle; l.isb,,,, N
mber -s for SI. .1,1,, v t
, i . 1 nree
'lav. out she ,.ii.. t
f lo v eal. s a 11. 1 :
to work at ,!, ,,,. ,..iir t " .Is.x
MleV 'llltiiii. ii si. ill. II
'"K through the open,.,'! scams int.. "tli.
'I. I hey were al II,, m.,,,,1 . ,-
ple'e exjaus; on w hen. ..1 II 1. ... ...
me sie.naor Louisiana, f 1. .in ,,,v yitri
for Havre, sighted their mo,,.,!, a, I
took the crew off. Heforo leaving his ;
vosnel Captain Kalbery fired her.
The crew were lau. led nf 11 i 1
from there sent lo lln'ifai by tho lint j
ildi consul. From tliui o...t .1 1 :
- " --. . in... ciiiii-.i -
for iiu.foon.llii.,.l I
Van Dykes
Tltik WppI A sPial Lot of men's
MVWl Hats in
Sizies, Valued up to $3.50
Hats in all C 1 7C
Sale of Veils, Scarfs and
Long Glo ves 1-3 OFF
$1.50 Veils 6 Scarfs 98c
I AFIIF Remember This is the
lyniUfj 0llv store in Town
Where Vou Can Find the Shade
You Want in Brenard & CI1 C
Armstrong's Wash - - - - v3lLu3
See the Window Display
Van Dykes
flL ITEDrOBD, OBTOOIT S
YOU KNOW THE BILL IS PAID
Vi-hen you buy by check because when
it is returned marked paid, it is tho
best possible receipt.
Why not open an account, subject to
check, with this strong, obliging bank J
W. I. VAWTER, President.
O. B. LINDLEY, C'ai.liior.
United .Stall b Depositary.
Established 1888.
Capital and Suridua $12o,0o6
Resourcoa $700,000
EVERY ONE HAS THEIR OWN
TROUBLES
Especially the man it ho buys a auit
of clothing or overcoat made to fit any
one that wants to buy. The man who
has his garments mado to order by an
up-to-date tailor never lias any trouble
with the fit, finish or general "got up'
of his clothing. It nit only fits per
fectly, but gives you a style and indi
viduality acquired in no other way
when made at
J. A. Kreuzer 6Co.
Importers and Tailors
PALM BUILDING, MEDFORD, OR.
E. J. Skcwl. G. E. Hilsineer
A. C. Randall , L. D. Hurrls
Rogue River Investment Co.
FRUIT LANDS
J, Sub-Dlvidora and Developers Rogue River Valley Or
chard Lands.
Choice fruit lands, bearing and yonng orchards in small nud
largo tioc.tu, for sale.
v'o plant and care for orchards and guarantee property to
ie us lepreaeatcd.
Experience JVot JVecessary for
those who purchase through us. They secure the adyise and
services of a consulting horticulturist, an expert on fruit cul
ture ,n all its branches, who for several yens has czceled in
the growing and shipping of fruit in the Rogue Riyur valley
record clops, record packs, record prices. ' '
in North D Street, Medford, Oregon
MEDFORD SASH & DOOR COMPANY
PHONE 2291.
Window frames, Oak Veneered Doors, with Bevel Plate carried in .ti, ..
Off,ce Fixture, and all kind, of Planing Mill Workd' Turnou tot
and Fancy Grills.
P STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND 8 EVENTH STREETS.
Compare
the Quality
IIU;l:l.-UiltJiUI'i
It is. and always ha.
",,r aln to supply
our customers
goods of
.quality and to thn
with
highest
em)
ol ways milling
Te are
j"lf.v to our line. The
'preferred
makes our lino
vioiws most complete.
Our service always the
b- st and every accom-
our customers.
V ,i I" Oil
wb'.ition of
'stock '
of t.
gin
Allen & Reagan
Groceries, Chinaware, Fruit
and Feed
When You Think
Of
Shoes
Think
of
McDonald
When you want
to know any
thing special
about SHOES
Go to
C. W. Mc DONAID
SuGGessor to Smith & Molony
YOU CAN'T
SAVE
On your" railroad fare.
Tho Jaw of ti e coinmou
carrinr compels equal
rates on all railroad lines
YOU CAIN SAVE
In Time, Traveling Ex
penses and Fatigue by
insisting on the shortest
route, fastest trains and
best service. Simply see
that your ticlcet reads via
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
O. R. & N.
Oregon Short Line
and
Union Pacific
Every facility for the
safety and accommoda
tion of tho passenger is
provided. N change ef
cars is necessary to Den
ver, Omaha, Kansas City
Chicago. Direct connec
tions are mndo for all oth
er points east and south
A. S. HOSENRAUM. Agent,
Medford.
WM. McMDHBAT,
Oneral Passenger Agent,
PORTLAND, OR.
Aiming the exhibit, , ,e Hawaiian
milling at .Seattle in Miosl .
exact r. 'production of the volcano Kil
iea ,n action. Thi, will be of great
interest to viaiturs to Ue Pacific fair.