MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, OREGON', WEDNESDAY. FEDTUTATiY 17. 1009.
Our Stock of NORTHERN FIR LUMBER, ACME CEMENT PLASTER,
I,
PORTLAND CEMENT
BRICK, and the very best of their kind. We are stocked to fill your
orders and appreciate your patronage
KLAMATH "BLIND PIGS"
LEARNING TO BE GOOD
MACHINERY ARRIVES
FOR CREAMERY PLANT
KLAMATH FALLS, Or., Feb. 17.
Since tlie ln'c'ir.niii i'f tin' jmist'iMit iuti
of the parth-H I'liiir,;",! with vinlatiti;;
the Ideal option law a tleriili'il vhanc
Iiuh been brought about in Ihe coiiili
lions in this oily. Several of the dives
have gone out of business ami the oth
ers are not selling liquor as promisi'ii
minly ns they formerly ilitl. There is
Klill considerable drunkenness, but it is
confined mainly to the hangers-on about
tin1 dives.
So fnr all of the rcaloon men who have
been arraigned have been fined either
Jr'JoO or if'J.ltl anil were admonished that
in case of a second offense they will
be given the maximum penalty, which
is both fine and imprisonment in the
county jail.
The fact that Iko Wright, is to be
tried on n perjury charge ha:', dissuaded
the ot horn from having a jury trial
nad it is probable that those who have
not yet been given an opportunity to
plead will enter n plea of guilty and
pay a fine, thus saving the county a
large sum of money and insuring for
themselves ft small fine for the first
offense.
KLAMATH I'.U.I.S, Or.. Feb. 17.
eh,duh'd among the new industries
thai this city is to have ill the near
future is a creamery, the machinery for
which has already arrived and is being
iestalli'd ia a building recently erected
in the- Hot Spiings tract. The plant
will be ready for bu tincss about March
first and will be operated by ('. F.
(londrich of t Lis city and .1. A. llnl
comlie of Washington. This is the first
creamery to be established ill Klamath
Falls, but there nr? three others ill
various parts of the county.
ROAD MACHINERY
ORDERED FOR KLAMATH
KLAMATH FALL. Or., Feb. 17.
As this country develops the necessity
for good roads becomes more apparent
and the co.iuty commissioners are plan
ning an i vlensive campaign for bet
ter highways. They have placed an
older for several thousand dollars'
north of machinery, and during the
spring nnd summer r. large force ot
men will be employed. First, attenlion
will bo given to the roads that are used
most extensively and then work will
be done on those of less importance.
Included in the shipment of niachiu
cry is a steam roller, a t ruction engine
and a l I crusher. If is the intention
of the coniinissiolu'rs to build a small
red ion of macadamised road ca.-h year,
which will eventually resull in excel
lent main thoroughfares.
GALE SWEEPS FLOOD FROM
NIAGARA'S CREST BARING ROCKS
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS.
Don't Mistako the Cause of Your Troub
les A Mcdford Citizen Shows
How to Cure Them.
Mni'v people liev. r suspect their kid
neys. If suffering from a lame, weak
or aching back, they think that it is
only a nu;s, tilar weikness; when urin
ary trouble sets in they think it will
".noil correct, itself. And so it is with
ill the other symptoms of kidney disor
ders. That is just where the danger
lies. You must cur these troubles or
1 1n v may lead to diabetes or Itright's
disease. The best remedy to use is j
Doau's Kidney Pills. It cures nil ills I
which are caused by weak or disensed
kidneys. Mcdford people testify to per
innnent cures.
. S. Hiden of Medford. Or., says:
"I received very gratifying results from
Hie use of Dunn's Kidney Pills. 1 suf
fond fr what doctors called rlieiiina-
I ism caused from an excess of uric acid
in mv system. My kidneys were out of
iriler and the trouble served to run
down my general health. I could not
stoop without becoming dizzy and was
feeling miserable, v hen Dean's Kid
nev Pills came to my attention, and I
1 a box at llaskins' drug store,
i.i euconrag d that 1 continued
l ., was soon oiilirely free from the com
plaint."
For sale by all dealers. Price .",0 cents.
Foster Milburn ',... P.uffalo, N Y., s,l
: ins for the Failed Stat.s.
i. !., il... mime Dean's nnd
li ke no other.
SEE US
If you are looking
for a good busi
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ness, choice buiild
ing lots, city property, farm or
orchard
We have some SNAPS
MEDFORD REALTY
COMPANY
ROOM 10 JACKSON COUNTY HANK 151,1)0.
prncu
of
N 1 A f I A It A FALLS. Feb. 17.-Xot
since March L".l, IMS. have the falls
Xiaenra orosontod such a s facie
... ...a l.i.,1, wind driving Hie water
'back up'to Luke Krie. Ice gathered on
the reefs by "t:it idau.l and the New
York nininlnnd.
Many people wandered about the riv
er bed' to unusual places. The volume
of the Horseshoe falls was greatly h s
..,! n,wl down ill the gorge the rocky
tr.llis in front of th" American falls
was fullv exposed.
The water in the lower river was
fullv 40 feet below the normal stage,
and" old residents admitted never hav
ing viewed it in a similar condition.
S000 PEOPLE AT KLAMATH
FALLS', 500 OF SCHOOL AGE
41)
G. E. HilNiRvcr
A. C. Kiintlull
Rogue River Investment Co.
FRUIT LANDS
S Sub-Dividers and Developers Rogue River Valloy Or
chard Lands.
rhaire fruit lands, bearing and young orchards in small and
largo tiac.tfl, for sale.
Wo plant anil rare for orchards and guarantee properly to
be -is rt presented.
Experience JVot Necessary for
those who purchase through us. They secino the advise and
services of a consulting horl icnlturist, an expert on fruit cui
turo in all its branches, who for several yc-us has excoled in
the growing nnd shipping of fruit in the Rugae liiver valley,
record clops, record packs, record prices.
ill North D Street, Medford, Oregon
KLAMATH FAI.I.s
llesidents of thi cif
of race snieid-o. Tl
Klamath. Falls is e-a'r
ime.tely :iiHn. On
wore thai .rtrt
i tl rrtir-a4e ewd
Tft.t rwrt-w' ere.i".
rA lr fiU of f.ll
juftg an4 old turned
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d cv.;n?
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My Friends
T.l. dev Hal
bnjiv.-esa f.rn;
to Am-rios's oi-l
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NOT) FoLK. Va.. Feb. 17
pnlilif- itlteresl is tnntnt'-"'
apiilicntion of Snitiyn Mes-o. a
who is steward in tie" I'm!'
navv. for American .;iiz",sl,
' .... l.Mttill.' in ll.
States court t.'.'lay. I''-'" ba'es 1. -plicatiotPon
the art of i-oi,gn-" i'
netting aliens to become citizens al
service of five yean m the 1 "'
State, navv. The federal g-vernm
is opposing tlie application under
general law which limits, ci1.zen.lni'
aliens who are free whites.
Will now find me lo
cated North of 7th,
on D street. Here
I am able to give
MV PATRONS
BETTER
SERVICE
than ever before.
Drop in and see a
few of those
SPRING PATTERNS
vrSr ;'( I
nil
YOU OUGHT TO KNOW
the excellence of the meals that are
cooked at the Rmerick Cafe if you
haven't alriady regaled yourself with
some of the doliciott.s ilithcs that are
served here. If you haven't partaken
of them, there is a treat awaiting you
that you will want to refloat ofteu. A
meal at the Fanerick iB an experience
(hat will inako you t;y, like Oliver
Twist, for more.
The Emerick Cafe
Open All Night
MEDFORD SAS1L & DOOIl COMPANY
PHONE 2291,
Wi4ow Frams, Oak VfHierd Doui, with Bevel Plato, oarried in stock cheap
Jff.i rialure J a" Wt&At of Planing Mill Work, including Turned Work
and Fancy tjrilli.
f M'SEET, HKTWL'KM HIXTI1 AND H KVKNT1I 8TKKET8.
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ONLY ROOF
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PORTLAND
The Tourist Heudquurteri
of Columbia Valloy
ENGAGE ROOMS EARI.T
FOR THK ALASKA
TUKON EXPOSITION
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