Medford daily tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1906-1909, April 24, 1909, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1909. Medford daily Tribune Official Paper of the City of Medford. Published everv evening except Sunday. EDFORD PUBLISHING COMPANY Oaosoa Putnam, Editor and Manager. AS EDITOR KAISER VIEWS APPOINTMENT Admitted as Second-Class Matter in the Postoffice at Medford, Oregon. SUBSCRIPTION RATES : a., .nil by mail er earner. .. HUM On. year by mail. f TODAY'S WEATHER PREDICTIOM. Fair tonight and Sunday. a uuii i,t nod of remarkable fertility k-.utifl umrr-mountain atored with coal, copper and gold k eitenaive foreal-rwm. atofkad with apeoHed beauties -fame in ab undue a oooUnCan, procreawve peuo .uv- River Valley. at Average mean temperature , A . mt .in.linn ' ATflfUC JWl'T t' Y' TAPPING CENTRAL OREGON. Comments at Some Length Upon the Naming of Harvey Scott as Ambassador. Ever remindful of what Harvey Scott has done in the way of aiding Ashland Kditor Kaiser, upon hearing that Harvey had been appointed am bassador to Mexico, stuck his tongue in his cheek, took a pen that scratched, dipped it in vitriol and tfrote thusly: Harvey Scott, aged 74 years, edi tor of the Portland Oregonian, has been offered the appointment of am bassador to Mexico, to become ef fective next September. We have been looking for several years for a foreign appointment for Mr. Scott, and, along with others who have lived in Oregon, trusted that he be thus honored. Had we been in President Taft's confidence and had the designating of the particular am bassadorship during the past few months, it would have been to Jerico, or n ccrtin widely advertised "state1 the temperature of whose climate is distinctly undcisl 1. However, Mr. Taft, who is noted somewhat for lit cleverness as n diplomat, has seen fit to place Mr. Scott himself, and thereby again de monstrates to the enple of Oregon that he is onto his job. Harvev Scott, amlm-sndor to Mex- ,-nSt ,.700,000. "o normal schools to Imtchcr. No need of schools nt all except for a mighty few. No comentions, much less direct or any other kind of pri- 1 Statement N'o. 1 or in is choir director, and will have charge of the music. Sabbath school at 10 a. m. Epworth league at 7 p. m. All are invited. Friday's Baseball Games. At Portland Portland 7, Los An geles 3. At San Franoiseo Sacramento 6, Oakland 3. At Los Angeles Ran Francisco 6, Vernon 1. At Seattle Seattle 3, Portland 1. At Spokane Spokane 3, Aber deen 1. At Tacoma Tacoma 2, Vancou ver 1. FOUNDER OF NATIONAL WEEKLY SUDDENLY DIES NEW YORK, April 24. Peter F. Collier, founder and publisher of Col lier's Weekly, died suddenly last night of apoplexy. AUTO FEVER STRIKES ASHLAND; MACHINES SOLD .. . .1 a . l ; 1,.. tli,, i,,.inj marit's: an.' rniinM'ii i" "ii'-n .... ""i .. . , ill ,-.,,., luia.i.c or I ci c rcn.niiil never iieranie.l : ",.', Pi . . , , WAXTKO A chambermaid at the UU'1 li;tz kniv who is "n- ! n , - - i. r ... r I il 1 1 HI - it III' I It. il II IlHiei. 1 It'aU, Vli. 1 Klamath Kails'; u """".',1 '" '"- aM ,en" "f Morrison & Lash. 34 : tn'i' ;i tv it- the a-lntnonuM I , j pi.-ks out tht- stars. UN -oMh'i eon-.; WANTED Apprentice to lean) ter-Miurt liis tAw ms with mwilnr-s and: printing. Apply Tribune office. dispati'Ii. cp.-i'iaiiv with dtspatfh. t' Nwretary of the Interior TSallinger has affirmed the w;i,. nf the L't-iieral land otrice and approved uie iu-m U0 miles of the proposed Harriman and Hill railroads Knto .-entral Oro-juit, dismissing; the protest of the les- hutes River Power and Development e.vnipany. 1 He n- , . -i. . i il....,.;,.,.,,. ftroversv hetween tile HeselUlles raim.ati. ure i i.n . ........ 'projected line and the Oregon Trunk, the Hill proje. tcu nine, remains to I.e. adjusted, as do claims or pin.uc iin- ! i t . ..i - ii, ,...i,t.. ,,F t W nrmioseil mails. trillion HllflW!. hi.hik " " ' . io. fits just like the paper on the Th s dee sion is tlie lirst nw.ii umaru hmmus iwall strtietion possihle. The Harriman line will he l..o nines in lemdli. extending; from the O. R. & X. hrandi at Shaniko r tin tlie Deschutes to K'ednioiid, and wi Construction has heen in . . .... -i t 1 . 1 Tl.. for the rcniainni!,' :i nines nae occn ;ti.i..wu. .... ,,- n,, ...,iit,.iiii.l:iti tlie ultimate extension to Lend, when1 ,.,,..., . . it i.iins the nmiected Nation cut. .It "11 Falls-Weed line. 'I'll., Hill liiw is an extension from Kim'slev. llli Tnin.-.l ,,f tln (ireat Southern up the Deschutes t Lend and it. ,,, ,,. ..,,;,,;, .,..,,. .jwantkd thence to Klamath Falls, with a branch to I .urns. This great section of central Oregon must eventually have a short cut railroad to the sea. and the logical way is down the Rogue to the sea. to a seaport at either Crescent Citv oral I'ort Orl'ord, which government engineers have pronounced the onlv practical deep-sea harbor for war-; lM,rer had been ornni..! into a shins between San Francisco and Tuget sound, and when; """" ol 1 ' Sciu.r lliaz may hae his doubts this line is built it will run through Medford. lahoil n man from Oregon, hut when AVhen these roads are constructed some ot the rich- lie talks it oer with Mr. Scott per est territory in Oregon will be made accessible and homes provided for millions of people. Oregon is in its infancy. Hs soil has only been scratch ed in snots. Outside of a narrow belt running through the fertile vallevs of western Oregon and along the Columbia.: , . , ,,,, ,, ...... .i.i,, ' Christian Science. the state isc st ill undeveloped. 1 hese x allex s are capable . of a lllUch higher state of cultivation, capable of sustain- j every Sunday iimniing nt 11 o'clock ing ten times the present population - while the greatest p 'no i ...nmerca, c,.,o room. ou portion of the state is still untouch save by the stock grow eronly the bleating of sheep, the tramp of cattle and the shouts ,,f their solitary herdei-s disturbs the virgin sol itude. ( li eoiin is a stale of wonderful possibilit ics. the wealth iest of all in undeveloped resources, and her people have heen content in their lethargy, because life under the old conditions was so easy. Hut with the invasion of new eomei'S, her people are awakening to their opportunities ami no state in the Union will advance faster in material prosperity or increase more rapidly in population than Oregon in the next 120 years. ASHLAND, Or., April 24. (Spe cial.) The auto fever has struck! Ashland and the dozen or so automo bilists of the town have been joined the past week by L. L. Mulit, with a Chalmers-Detroit and W. M. Poley, 0. Winter, George Owens, J. A. Harvey and Rev. J. H. Levesque. who have p'a.ce.1 orders for Ford motor cars. Classified Advertisements WANTED. WANTED Children's sewing to do; also ladies' plain sewing. Mrs. Les meister. 3D4 South 0 st. 32 WANTED First-class solicitor to sell orchard tracts; man with auto mobile preferred; good salary to right man. P. 0. Roi 41S. Medford. Man to work on ranch. who understand.-, market gardening. Address P. 0. Pox 22.-. IniM'. There are no agitators in Mex- i ico. Anvbo.lv with an idea not en-! tcrtitihfd l lu'ail.inai-tcrs knows how I Vr AXTKD Wwoodchoiipors t0 juop I" keep it concealed. Those lalKirj ,-nrJwool and tirw,vi. Addrves P. 0. union lenders who went down there a. Box 418. year ago are sleeping in the ehureh- vard in sight of the mine whose la- ouallv. possible. iaz will wonde SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES W'ANTED Stenographer, for office work. C, T ribune office. YANTED Qjod paria for hora; no nil a ftnee; plenty grata and wa ter; no horse taken for lees than one month. Walter Moore, Phoe nix. . ; WANTED Girl for general house- j work ; one in family, lady. Inquire ; nt Exhibit building. j FOR SALE. FOR SALE Furniture for sale cheap 227 S. C st. 33 .led ot lesion sermon tor April "Probation ,'ter Death " All are welcome. Sunday school at 10 o'clock. At the Tabernacle. tiivni Itil.Ie school rally at tl :4o a. in.--2.-.0 present. Don't let the rircn- inierfere with your attendance at the liil.le school. There will be -onc -urpries Sunday. The IJible mw they will have the largest allendnnce. The I terra n class says "We will ce about that." Every class should strive for the mastery. Suliiecl ot morning service. "Hope." This will be a great theme. Special i - - - .,,,,, Ker.ing subject, "The Way PACKING OCTUPUS DALLAS SOFT 0RINK MEN ' Home i.. t',,. Father." Special mu-ic. IS ALSO IMMUNE ONCE MORE ACQUITTED . .'..rdml i-.Mtation t.. all. Welcome to hhe lvn:c like church CHICAdll. April '-'1. The inter- P.M. 1. . s, dr.. April the .ro- stalea t'oinmerce eonunission re- priclors ot' the soli ,lnnk eslul.lish ceive.l a cere blow when the fed- ments in this city had their trio! eral grand inrv which lin.l been in- luclay. ami as nciore were .-e.pm FiTR SALE rhni?e biwineM property .it a bargain, ob long time; taar trnM. A.ldrna P. O. Box 418. FOR 8X1B S and 10-tre tret jmt within and adjoining ity limits, at a bprgain. on 5 annuel payment. AJ drew P. 0. Box 418. vesiigating the Chicago packers re- le.l The jury disagreed and tl east pol led w illc Mil retun.ing any true w .is thrown FOR SALE Two and one half acres in city limits, main street, two-story ; honse. outbuildings, water tank and ! gasoline pumping plant, good family j orchard and garden spit ; most de- j sirable location in the city; almost at , your own price. JacksonvnT.o Real 1 Estate Co.. Adolf Schulr. Bgr. FOR SALE Ixiok nt this: 80 acres! lli miles east of the 401 ranch and ; 1 I miles from Wellan P. 0.; 6.V acres adapted to apples or pears, 5 acres to grapes and 10 acres to pasture. This some of the finest fruit soil in the valley, and anyone desiring this sort of land cannot afford to lose a minute. Price $6000 on easv terms. Benson Investment Company. 34 Mil bills. Tins is regarded here as an admission by the government of its inability to punish alleged violators of the interstate commerce net. The grand was summoned to in- e.-tigate shanes that packers were tVonrt. Thcv were lb selling intoxicating drinks S93.9I5.000 HAS BEEN SPENT ON BIG CANAL Remembers ;" .Tune t' WASHINCTON. April 24 -The .i ;,, trust: that thev were eioiid'.tiire of :t.2.'0.00(i on the guilty of accepting rebates from the canal zone during the month of Jan rnilroads in the shape of over-. nary has brought the total expendi chargos and that the Pennsylvania t (lire on the r.one toward the con railroad granted rebates to the steel struction of the canal, civil adminis trust and the International ITarvest- j t ration, -sanitation and plant build er eompny. lings, to $93,915,000. Methodist Episcopal Church. "The Tearless. City" will be the '..led i.i'M Sabbath al 1 1 a. m. At l'Iii li.'v. Uenter begins his series of1 FOR SALE 20 sc ','.m' Ncnii"! s on Sevens." April 1 al s , "Sc,-n lior-; May 2, it'e" Kri.ls ot" Pr:iers;" May 1(1. "vei. K n.i - ,.f Foai-:" May 1. ;... .-a m "una'., s." Mav ;;o. "Scm-i e en Kisses .Iliac 20. "Seven Cities." t,; the eve nua: "f April 2. the pastor will speak of the siL-nit'icance of the nmnber "sex en." Scripture numbers are sym bolic, and teach certain important Iruths with which every Christian should acfiaint himself. Remember the gifted singer. Forrest Edmeads. Ming n- chant adjoining city limits, on conn ty road: fine loea'an: de-p lew loamy toil: t mile from postoffice. co-irthouse. high school; leading va riety of fruit; 6 a ores pears. 10 acres apples. 2 acre peaches, some bearing treee. alfalfa and garden patch: good 4-room house, barn, outbuildings, honsehold goods, farm ing tools. 1 eow. 20 chickenf. 3 wells to irrigate portion of land if necessary : $3,"0 per acre, terma. Jarknonville Real Fat ate Co.. Adolf Sehuln. marairwr, HOSIERY BARGAINS In order to introduce our line to the ladies of Medford, the celebrated Onyx Hosiery will be placed on sale Monday and Tuesday. Bargain Prices All $2 and $2.50 Silk Hose for $1.50 All $1 and 75c Embroidered lisle 50c All 50c values for 35c All 35c values for 25c No choicer line of Hosiery was ever offered in Medford. Lingerie Dresses We have just received a large sam ple line of Lingerie Dresses, which we offer at ONE-THIRD OFF regular price. Summer Jackets A fine assortment of covert cloth Summer Jackets just received. We offer these choice and dainty crea tions at 1-3 OFF Stationery The Best is what My Lady wants ALWAYS FOUND AT Medford Book Store Crane's Linnen Lawns - wu mis Y XK COPVBIGHT' '"JS - A Pr cVi ' If 1 ' On a Spring Stroll you can always tell the cutaway or hock coat suit made by Kreurer. It is always so exclusive in style, and its make, fit and finish are so ele gant and perfect that it is always a subject of admiration. When you want a swell suit ot" clothing have it made by J. A. Kreuzer 6 Co. Importers andTailors UpirsPalm Bldg.. Medford. Or. P. C. Hansen. Tom Moffat. We make any kiml and style of windows. We carry class of any size on hand. Medford Sash & Door Co.