Medford daily tribune., April 22, 1909, Page 6, Image 6

THE MED FORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDgQBD, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1909.
GRAND CHANCELLOR
VISITS LOCAL LODGE
Knights of Pythias Plan Elaborate
Reception This Evening In Their
Hall for Officer.
Ous Mosor of 1'iirtliiiid, the grund
chancellor of the Oregon branch of
the KiiiuhtH of I'ythiaK, arrived in
Mcdford this morning and will bo
Riven a reception this evening by the
local brunch of the order. All mcm-
bors and visiting inenibciw of the or-
dar are urged to ba on hand to greet
Mr. Moscr.
The local lodge of Knights is grow
', ing in splendid manner and ore in
i tho best of condition.' Tho visit by
the grand chancellor in his regular
annual visit on business.
ROOM IN DECHUTES FOR
. HARRIMAN ANO IRRIGATION
WASI1INOTON, April 22. Secre
tary Hnlllnger has deoided that Har
I rimii" may build tho Deschutes rail
i road throi gh tho canyon, mib.jeel In
; corluin inslrictions which -nil be im
pospd. The perniissioii .viil bo uii'lcr
f tho distil et understnnJ'n that eo i
f wtructioi. shall commence iuinicd'.:
etly. Rnilnuid rights me not to bu
acquired as thoy have often been in
' tbo past, to be held indefinitely, un
der a "dog in the manger" policy.
' merely to keep oilier companies friuc
tho use of the rights of way.
Oregon people who are now Ii.tc
seem convinced that the prospect i
, excellent fur the ctoiiKlniclion of the
road in the near future nod t Im t noil
ters will be adjusted so thai the rnii
roud and llii' rerlunuilinu s"rviro muv
011-opcruln.
II is impossible lo say exact ly what
will be decided as In the plans of the
...i 1...1 n... :.. il....
reciiiiiiniioii si-iM.i- i
is lo carry out the original ulea-.
II is pnilialilc the secretary will not
licccpt Ihe roenninii'iiilutiiui nf tile re
oliiiiuitiun servi igiueers lo en
tirely iiIiiiikIiiii Ihe lleschiiles plans,
but will so nd.ju.sl mailers that the
arid lands involved may he reclaimed
if it is possible lo do so.
REFUSE TO S'GN
WATER CONTRACT,
j KLAMATH FALLS. Dr., April 'J 'J.
j, Several of the InmlmviHMs mulcr
I I hi first unit nf llit vcrimM'iil irri
I t'.'ilinn system luivc rd'usi'il to sign
I tho mler iontr:n'l rciiiiri'J liy tin'
J iteeliiMHilioii Service. Il is held by
tlics( I hnl Ihe eonl riH't is in smiii
lnstiincoK no! uci mill' e ilw, wiiiiu
1 portions of it mny he eoustrueil to
i moan that the land cannot he sold
v until all llie payments for the water
, i l'i i ti t have been made,
i) This is tint the intention ot the -
j; ernmonl, and it' this det'eet should ;
h exist il will likely he remedied.
L Our nf I lie main points objected In
i hv tin laiidnw ner (he connection;
with the liin-ju'ie limit. Vndcr llie
oonlrael no one man is allowed water;
for more than IliO acres. In order,
to net n round this some of Ihe owners ;
have deeded a quarter section of land '
to their wivo and to each ! llnar!
children. Now tin- .pie-lion aria's,'
uhal will become of llie laiul in cast-'
the owner should die, when it would
fall into the hands of heirs who al
ready hold contracts with the Iteela-:
niation Service.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
I K. N. Sui'll lit Kmil Anilrcn, 1
itores in township ;I7, ruuije
'J W
II. K. Koiuil. to l. O. Iitnran.
I lol 1. block 1. MtMll'.ml
Alfred l.ctiher In Finest ('.
Itriys, laiul in stM-tiou
township .'tit, ranc -I W ...
i 1.. It. UiNnvn tt Austin t'. liati-
: itall, l'J.;4 u'lls tn stvnon
i, township .1,. rauc 1 N
F. I.. Ton Velio to Ainit-s II.
Milos. JU ai res in l I. (' til.
township ;lti, ranre '2 . .
t'arrio t'ouuts tn Francis X.
A Musty, -I acres in section J0.
I township :tt, rauuo 'J W . .
I C. T. llnllnway In Finest 1,.
y. Wal.. land in section
' township .17. ranp' '2 W ...
10
.jj .Mni-o Ihnii r.rirtll.tlOO.OOO telephone
mossiiKi'H were sent in tho United
8lntcs last yenr, the number of in
- Btnmients in servico bin inn Knwn to
i ioeed the 7.000,000 mark.
AMUSEMENTS
MUSICAL STOCK COMPANY
AT THE MEDF0RO THEATER
K W. Walters is as busy as a cran
berry merchant those days, getting
ready for the big opening ot mw new
slock company, which occurs next
Monduy night, April 20. .
Kor his first bill, Mr. Walters has
selected a scream of u burloscpio on
the famous Gilbert & Sullivan opera,
"The Mikado." This will be a splendid
vehicle with which to introduce the
new company, and besides all Ibis,
for the opening night there will be a
grand free concort by the Mcdford
band, a big display of fireworks and
u magnificent present to the unmur
ried lady who is lucky enough to get
the seat under the mistletoe.
There will bo two shows each night,
tho first at 7:80 o'clock and tho sec
ond at 8:45, with prices within reach
of all, viz.: 25 cents for tho entire
lower floor and 15 cents to the bal
cony.
Strong Bill at the Savoy.
Have you seen "Tho Cry From the
Wilderness" that powerful, intense,
yet simple, soul-stirring drama of
Alaska, the land of the "midnight
sunt" Well, if you have not, you
have niixsod it motion picture treat
and it's up lo you to get busy and
attend Medford's popular moving pic
ture Ihealer tonight. The balanco of
Ihe entertainment is up to the high
est standard obtainable and includes
Ihe beautiful pastoral drama, "All
Well That Knds Well," and a gor
geous hand-colored fairy story pic
ture, "Whal l.ove Wills." They can't
be beat. The Savov. One dime.
RECOMMENDED GUEST
LEAVES BOGUS CHECK
I'.KUKI.KY, April 22. -K. I,. Van
Meter, a guest al the Carlton Hotel,
I reported In the police this morning
i . '
t, strau
iiurpnrluig lo he Iv
ij (u;n
ia--cil a bogus check on
liiin fur .fsu. The check was drawn
in the Itank ul' Southern t'aill'ui'nia.
Iiuiiis Inn! a number ul' letlers of
rei'iiniiiii'itilaliiin t'r.mi several of Van
Mrt.'r's I'rieniK in Southern Cnilfor
nia iut riiiluciiig hiiu anil Van Meter
fell an easv victim.
GENTLEMEN IN WHITE HOUSE
AJ u Bfi
WASHINGTON, April 22. Sena
tor Tillman of South Carolina has
ipaid Ins t'ir-t visit to the White limine
recently in seven years mid received a
cordial "reeling from President Taft.
i His appearance in Ihe execu
: live offices created oiiitr a sensation.
!'fhc senator walked to the White
Jli'iiM' unaccompanied, hut left with
Senator Mcvcridnc til Indiana, tiding
to the Capitol wilh the laltcr in his
auloiutibile.
Mooker T. Wasliinltm was waiting;
to .sec the President when Senator
Tillman arrived. The South Cnrn
liuan was immediately shown into Mr.
Tuft's office. The call was purely of
a social nature, it was declared.
"1 came," said Senator Tillnuin,
"to s,v if the office-seekers had fried
any fat off the President, but thev;
Inn e not fried a pound."
A-ked why he had never visited the
White llinisp in tin- pUs, Snintor 1
TiH-inan rplieil :
"1 waited until n ;,r,.ulli'ttian s;.it in.'
BRITAIN ISN'T WORRYING
ABOUT THE AMERICAN NAVY
l.lMON. April oo. 1 Umf.
ler to his constituents upon naval ns
; fairs, Winston Spencer fhurchill,
IIUI0 j President ti,,. 11,,,,,-d f Trade, de
elarcs tht n,i ire fatal ..hsession
eoulil lieiiunib tlie brain of any states
man l ban lo suppose ther is suoh pro
I'iuiiiI aiitaconisin b, 'tween Rival Hri-
1 i'ni ul (ieiniany as can only be
.solved by war, bceausc through their
j eoinnu'i'cial interests alone these two
1 ! countries are necessary to each
'other.
In a general detense of the irovern
lllllll ; inenl's naval policy Mr. t 'limvliill
i flatly declares that it would be ab
surd to build ships airaiusl the I'nitcd
Jlllin J Stnti's. and that it is not the jjovern
jmeiit's policy to take the Americnn
navy into consideration in frnniini;
'he Hrilish innal csliiuatcs.
"Itecausc." he added, "we do not
beilcve thnt there is any reasonably
probable nay, humanly eoncievahle
- combination against the peace mid (
frpcdota of the British people, which
would include the American uavy."
APPLEGATE FIRE
WIPES OUT HOME
Family Goes on Picnic and Returns to
Find Home in Flames Origin
of Fire Is Unknown.
The home of I J. Hampton, over
in the Applegate country, was entire
ly, destroyed by fire on Tuesdny eve
ning, according to reports received
today in this city. The origin of the
fire iw unknown -owing to the fact
that the family was absent all day
and returned home only to find the
plnce-in ushes. . A woodshed was ulso
burned, but the burn, which stood at
some little distnnce, was intact.
Mr. Hampton und his farailv start
ed in the morning for a picnic on one
of the streams some distance from
homo. Ho took his wife and one
child with him and spent the day in
cruising some timber land he was
considering filing upon. They re
turned home about (i o'clock and
found only tho glowing embers whore
once had stood their home.
The family remained in the barn
overnight nnd went for assistance
tho next morning. Mr. Hampton will
rebuild at once.
VALE BANKER'S SON
DROWNS IN WELL
ONTARIO, Or., April 22. The two-
year-old son ol Air. and Mrs. L. J.
Hadley nf Vale was drowned here by
falling; into n well. He fell head first
into the mud and water and strangled
to death. Mr. Iladlcy is a prominent
banker and business man of Valt
and ihe son was his u-ilv child.
N'OTICK DF FLHCTIOX.
He it Kesulved, by the city council
of the cily of Mcdford, Orepui, the
mayor approving, that there be and
hereby is called a special election in
said city for tin- pnrpo-e nf Mibrnit
tiui: tit the olcr of said city for
their approval or rejection three cer
tain proposed a i mci i d men ts to the
chiirter of said city, (he first heinjr
entitled "A proposed charter amend
ment, of the charter of the city of
Mcdford. Oregon, uiuendiiii; section
twenty-five 2't) of said charier; the
second heiny; cut it led 'A proposed
cha rter amendment of tin1 city of
Mcdford, ( roion. pro vidian for I he
levyini; nf assessments on properly
benefited thereby, for laying water
mains in the streets of said city, and
providing for the payment of said
iissesMnctit.s in instalments and for
the issuance id' water main bonds by
1 cily, irrespective of any limit -
' ,,ti.
in or rest rii'lion contained in said
charter nu the power nf mi id city to
issue bonds or other evidences of in
debtedness and providing for the
terms and conditions of said bonds;"
and the third being entitled "A pro-'
PommI amendment of the charter of!
the city of Medford. Oregon, provid- j
ing for the assessing of real estate (
, lor Ihe cost of streets on which said
J real estate fronts in certain in-j
J stances." '
j Said election will be held on the!
Jimh .im nf mno i.,.4. ti. I
limn-i ..f (1 .. I c ....:.
.1...
Ihe city recorder is hereby tiiruct- '
'I to (five notice of said olootion as
provided by the charter in the ense of I
the regular annual election. j
The following are hereby desig- !
naled and appointed as llie indlint; i
jilaces and the .indues and clerks of ',
said election:
First ward - I',, Mi,,,. i.. ., , , j
V . il . i ; , ... I
'" ' itutciunson laiiusdcu build- '
, ..-,.,, , . . ,
u's. judge, A. I. Ullhnard: ltidces '
.... I , , ,.. ,v , ;
ami oierKs. i. v Mavis nod V C
Taylor. '
Second ward -Polling place. Ho- '
tel X:ish sample room; judge, Chas.
I. lliuclrigg; judges ami elorks. II. i
H. Harvey and Win. ITri.-h. 1
Third ward Polling place, city i
ball; judge. (?. Sclicnnerhorn ; 1
.lodges and clerks. 1 1. .. Thierot f and :
S. V. Davis. I
Tl. C , . . .
"""-i: u- lesouiuoll was pass
ed by the city council of the city of
Medt'onl, Oregon, this 201 h day of
April, A. I), pill!), by the following
vote, lo-wil : Welch aye. Merrick aye.
Fmerick aye. Wormian aye. Fifcrt
aye, and Demmer aye.
Approved April 'JOth. 11)09.
W. H. CANON, Mavor.
Attest :
BEN.T. M. COLLINS,
City Recorder.
PORTLAND PLANNING
BIG BOARD OF TRADE
Plant are, almost completed for
tbo reorganization of the Portland
board of trade upon n scale that will
insure its success and give that city
a grain exchange with the support of
all interests.
While the plans for the reorgani
zation have not yet been completed
it is stated that the present board of
trade and the Merchant a Lxclmuge
will be merged into one organization
and the entire grain trade cemented
instead of having two organizations
to support.
Already, it is stated, thousands of
dollars have been practically pledged
for the support of the reorganized
institution and handsome quarters
will be fitted up as soon as the nego
tiations arc fully completed.
Personal Mention
EVERYBODY'S MAG
AZINE has come back to
town on a visit, after nearly
two weeks' absence. He
says he hopes to stay quite
a while with a number of
the best families; he brings
with him a lot of new
stories good ones ; his
health is much improved.
MEDFORD BOOK STORE
RUSSELL'S STORE
NASH HOTEL NEWS STAND
Medf rd Time Table
SOUTHT
i aco-io raHjWat.
I KortnbooBd j
o. ltlOregon KzpruM j 5:24 p. m.
No. 14Portland Gxprese 9:411 a.m.
Southbound
Xo. lAICalifornia ExoreHS.. . 10:35 a m.
Va llnn Pr...i. Pvt. t Q.OHn m I
, " "- Y
No. 223Prom Grants Pa.... 9:15 p.m.
No. 22.riFor Ashland 10:1R p. m.
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY RAILWAY
No. 2Loavea Mcdford 10:45a. m.
No. -t1 1, raves Mcdford 5:35 p. in.
MotorI.cavcs Mcdford 2:00 p. m.
MolorI. oaves Medford 9:00 p.m.
No. llLeavcs Jacksonville. . .1 9:00 a.m.
No. 3Leaves Jacksonville. . . 3:30 p. m.
MotorLeaves Jacksonville...! 1:30 p. m.
MotorjLeaves Jacksonville..! 730p. m. I
MAIL CLOSES
A.M.P. M.
Northbound 9:19 4:54
Jouthbousd 110:051 2:50
Bfcgle Poiit ! 7:B0 2:00
Jacksoaviile
A'
. . f 1 0 : 2 0) 5:20
ASK.
vDIAMOND
Orfiwa for lMcinr Sort hunt Boll nl CllmaM.
7i"w olt 'i'i u is-.i ii. Atorct&-
loui. 1' n.l nnaft In Tour MflrhhnrhmMl. Mro
. i'l"ie 'niti-r jour .1. ,i.t. nJ wm.nl ia
P,l"l nf eiT Hnl frM fnr tw, tfoohii
Sssrunsiiioeo ktuvs sricoh MosonMr wt
Spielers Perfume
35c THI OUNCE
Toilet Water, 25c kind 15c
Toilet Water. 50c kind 25c
Toilet Water, $1.00 kind 50c
for a short time only.
Medford Pharmacy
)r PovtoffW
K (Cnutttg
y Jmnk n
State Depositary
Eital"isbed 1888.
Capital and Surplua 1125,0
Beaoarrce 700,000
F. JV. eummlais T. W. Oagood
Osgood & Gummlngs
Givil Engineers
The Best Equipped Engineering Office
in Southern Oregon
Surveys, Maps, Plans, Specifications, Re
ports, Estimates, Etc. - Water Powers and
Water Works, Paving and Road Making,
Sewerage, Railroads, Irrigation andDrainage
Office Medford National Bank Bid.
TO THE LADIES.
Have the Mission Furniture Works
j ,nake vo a CC(Ir t.Ilcs, ; ,vli(,h t0
plnce your winter clothes. These
oliestR will keep the Rnrments free
; frora m0Hm , dust. shp on cor-
ner of EiRhth nnd Holly sts.
Prepaid Railroad Orders.
"Something which i of considerable
interest tu the public generally and
which is perhaps not generally knowa
in tbe system of prepaid orders now ia
effoct between stati ns of the SouUiero
Pacific company and ell points in the
Jnited states. By means of this system
tickets may be purchased at Medford
from any place in the United States and
mailed or telegraphed direct to the par
tv wishing to come here. Sleeper ao-
j emmodations and small amounts of
j cash in connection with these tickets
I may also be forwardsd at tbe same
! time. " tf
I
A Good Friend In Time of Need.
No one can have a better friend
I when troubled with colic or diarrhea
thnn Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. It nlwnys
cures. For sale by I.eon H. Husking'
Phnrmui'V.
You can double your money in a
month. There are only three lots
for sale at the P. & E. junction. They
will he w orth double the minute build
ing operations are resumed. That is
ns certain as the timber is in the hills.
It will take many factories years tn
use nil the lumber that is brought
down. These factories will be located
at tho junction. Several hundred
workmen will have to live near by.
A boarding house will pay big when
the factories are started. Then these
lots will be worth two or three times
what we ask. Remember there are
only three of them for sale, so you
will miss it if you don't hurry. Only
5200 each. Also two houses for sale,
dirt cheap. See Eastman at P. ft E.
Junction.
FOR SALE.
For Phoenix town property, both
.mproved and nnirapxoved and three
good orchard, tee Watt Calhoun,
Ptoenix. Jaeksen eoniity, Ortfoa.
It is rumored hereabouts that tie
Paoific & Eastern railroad will re
sume trip betweene Medford and Ra
te Point in a short time.
HERE'S OUR RULE.
Tojhnve duality and price ao
evenly blended thnt yon will
find it both orofitable and
pleasurable to have us do your
tailoring work. Prop in and
see our new serine fabrics.
Don't buy a hand me down
when you vim uel u tailor uiude
suit nt the nmc price.
W. W. EIPERT
THB PBOORIJSSIVU TAILOR
' Highest Attainment In
Systematic Banking Service
Vo Jotkaou County Bank reipeetf ally
lleile your , Mtouw, lub jcet to your
eaeek, with tbe itrongest guarantee of
mUty d effieiesey.
Wt offer the kighsit attainment in
lyatematie bankiag service, which aa
turee the greatest care in every flnan
al traaMetieo, with this obliging In-lltmtion.
1W. 1. TAWTBE, President.
a. B. LIHDLKY, Caehier.
LOW
RATES
TO
OREGON
DAILY
During March & April
From all Parts of the East
via
NION PAOniC
0BOON BHOBT LIKE
THE OBBOOM
RAILROAD ft NAVIGATION CO.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
$33 from Chicago
$30.60 from St. Louis
$25 from Omaha
$25 from Kansas City
Corrcapoadiogly lowe rates from all
tkar sHiiaU.
TO THE PUBLIC
Write letters to everybody yea kaew
n the East and tell th,m about Mimc
low colonist rotes. Ssnd bboia literature
about Oregon, or send :br addrease
to us and we will do It. Ia ehle way
you can be a great help ia tat gr.wt'k
ami progress of yoiir state.
YOU CAN PREPAY FA&BI
for anyone from any plus if jm iut
to. Deposit the necessary aasaa4 wtta
oar local agent and ae will Magrapk
Uekst promptly.
Taaoirs af Ageata ar writ to
WM. VUMBMAT,
Oeaaral Paaaaaft lyit
Taa Orefu Bltsn4 Tts SMllis Cm.
Beatteta FuMi 0 ikaa ta MfM)
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