THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, Tl UJ RSDAY, MAY 13, 1909."
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AVED BY A FLY!
THE savage attack of a big trout in . the Butte
Creek section, nearly cost a human life. The fish
attacked a horse a lady was. riding while fording a
stream arid the frightened animal stampeded into deep
water. Had the fish been hooked on one of our spe
cial Rogue river flies, it could not have Happened.
They are so attractive, that no trout can resist them.
They are so strong that no trout can break them.
Medford Hardware Co
HEADQUARTERS FOR FISHERMEN
BUTTE FALLS ITEMS. Wana Parker from ButtevFalls to
The thrmometer dropped 20 do- the Parker' place. It is a credit to
. . . . fi PtirL-ei unrt wn nil nnnreeiate
jgrees lust week here ana iroze nil me -
Ivegetables. On Monday two inches I s,Icn worK ery " "'
of snow fell around us and the wea-lH1K su ""
Sther was more like March than May. Mr. Spencer and son of the un
I 'Miss Gertrude Mnhonev, accotn- J surveyed and also Mr. Fairs have
fpunied by Rodney Baker, left : been with us lately, the former.
here Sunday for the valley from u"
which Miss Mahoney goes north to : purchasing supplies.
Iiicecut a olerical position near the Our merchants are hopeful of a
f.-Ji .. I..:l. J u tl,o ,.mnncJ
XJjllleS. jlllinn DUIUIHK nunc n .v"-"."
1J. J. Doubleday and Miss Julia1 Crater Lake Boulevard and the ad-
illil .s were married in Medford last vent or me ruuroi.o naving wnKeneu
fweek and they passed through the! much interest.
Palls on Tuesday on their way to the I Baker and Uevongcr are rapidly
Branch of Mr. Doubleday. We ull con-1 finishing the road Irom the rails to
eintuliite the couple and extend our hills bpnngs ana mis piece 01 roua
best wishes for as both have enough will make a fine connection with the
lof this worlds goods the battle is,Crator Lake boulevard, which, by
V:' ii -vi vi:inc. a
impure man uuii huh. .um. .unw r
i one of the best knovn ladies of Med
ford. "Jack" is one of our rustling
tf straight worthy citizens of repute.
Mr. Stowell is now the regular mail
carrier and has purchased the mail
contract carriage of Mr. Kathburn,
Mr. Stowell runs a stage from the
Falls to Kaglc Point about every
other dav.
Postmaster Briggs, who has been
on his homesteud, is now attending
to his official duties and dispensing
drugs in Butte Falls. !
ull means should run through this
section ns the shortest route, easiest
grade and most feasible, to suy no-
Ihing of the scenic attractions nnd
- John Obenshain and family are the desirable country which will oe
Jidown from their homesteud and your j opened by the roud.
?; scribe had the pleasure of diniug at Ed Watson has been making a
the famous Way Sido house and eu-purge lot of cedar posts for the mar
jj joyed one of the fine dinners for ket, while M. C. Mahoney has been
which Mrs. Obenchnin and Miss hauling posts to the valley.
tFrimkii' nre so well known. I B. 11. Harris has stocked his lum-
I Butte Falls people gave an enjoy- her yards at Eugle Point, with the
able dunce at the hull last wceK ana juuuy ouioui uj
credit is due "Dude" Mnckoy, EdlJud Kdsull and Charley Obenchain
Cowden and others for the success are hauling the lumber from the mills
attending it. There was quite a . to the Point and there is an excellent
crowd of young people attended und demand for it.
nil enjoyed themselves very much, j . The Corduroy bridge near Geppcrte
ti. U.wl vofrnhmeiits were is ill need of repairs nnd ns this is u
excellent. i bridge so frequently used it should
, i1 Mr. Beck is adding greatly to the j be kept in good condition as also the
looks of the hotel building by the "L anon roan irom r.usui. ... u.
manv improvements he is making : Falls.
La ; a th. hniel. ! C. T. Jeffries of the unsurveyf
. Williom Dumov lins the lumber on i (now surveyed but not approved)
it. j f. ti, hnnoA which ! lauds has been paying a visit to
fi. - :n Central Point, but will soon return
!' ,,..i i,,.,. tl,i ihe iniliond I with his family to his homestead.
f has changed hands and that workj Miss Nutting, the homesteader, of
u...:.. .i....in ih Olicnehuin has remained all winter
Will UU14111 nw"u uivn ,
line to the Fulls. upon her claim and is setting nn c
1 ii,..,i.. i;., l,s I.1..M1 cstub- inniilc of improvement that many
lisiied from Medford to the head of , might pinlitobly imitate.
Fish Luke and alone the wav bv the' Monroe Baldwin, who has been liv
ditch which will prove a great con
:,. veinon'ee to this section.
Ralph Tucker, of Brownsboro has
charge of a gang of men working on
. the Medford water project, While
'. Mrs. Tucker is catering to the wants
of the public at her home and is well
f .patronized.
Kmerson Wheeler is finishing up
, the work mi the ofliicc of Judge
i- t t n.A whin this is done Butte
: (Falls can boast of having 'a most were visiting in the Falls on Sunday
: i:,..i,i Temiile of Justice. at the litinie of Mr. hrlmonsmi s pni-
h- - ti.. ..11 ..Kc.-nT-l.iiiw i.nutime thnt in- int. who live in Butte Falls,
J i , r T.wmle nt this time of the Several fishing parties have tried
"voiir is emqiiet und tennis. Wo hnvc
fevers! I'i".' eniunils nicely minle and
t, Jiearlv every evening parties ot voiiiik
If people encage in the henlthful sport.
S' '.' Mr Senlt '.'live II Tnnieal enter-
v. iiiinment to. several
en M.in.lay evening.
j rtnngers West and Hoist are still
' Winning the boundry lines of the re
i serve nnd it is expected that as
11011 as the work is completed the
putented land ns nlso the homesteads
will be thrown out of the reserve.
. -1 1 . i
ing during the winter np.ui ris home
stead, made a bnet visit to "imen
chain's " on Saturday.
A. J. Daley of Lake Creek, drove
down to Medford on Wednesday on
business. Tie reports that the wires
are nearly all strung on the tele
phone line and that the local people
are attaching themselves to the main
title
Ij.p Edmonson and son "Bobby"
ROOSEVELT GET
UNKNOWN ANIMAL
LONDON, Mny 13. The Globe's
Naples correspondent says Roose
velt's relatives huve received news
that the colonel, besides shooting
lions, antelopes, rhinoceroses and
hippopotamuses, has captured u ilve
auimnl hitherto unknown. It is des
cribed as being something between n
zebra and a giraffe
Medford Time Table
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No. 225
No. 22n
Northbound,
Oregon Express...
Portland Express
Southbound
California Exp. . .
San Francisco Ex
From Grants Pass
For Ashland. . ,
5:2? p.m.
9 :49 a. m.
10:35 a.m.
3 :20 p. m.
9 :15 p. m.
10 :15 p. m.
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY RAILWAY
No. '.'Leaves Medford ... 10 :45 a. m.
No. 4 Leaves Medford. . . I 5:35 p.m. I
Motor Leaves Medford. . .1 2:00 p. m.
MotorLeaves Medford ... 9 :00 p. ui.
No. lLeave Jacksonville 9 :00 a. m.
No. 3Leave Jacksonville 3:30 p.m.
MotorLeave Jacksonville 1:30 p.m.
Motoril ,eave Jacksonville! 7:30 p.m.
MAIL CLOSES
Northbound
Southbound
Eagle Point
Jacksonville
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our present terms are in force.
What we offer appeals to those who wish a small in
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Our staff will be glad at any time to explain fully the
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You will be surprised at the advantage to yourself if
you purchase one of these. ;
their luck in Butte I 'reek st renin, inn
fish nre not bitine encouragingly, as
the weather liu been to" odd.
We are glad to learn Unit the Pa
cific & Eastern I!. !!. has resumed
f In friends t ri p between Medford nnd Kngle j
Point, ami much enroiirneert by I tie
riininrs o,f the change in railroad
matters.
B. II. Harris has been in British
Columbia, but is now in Michigan
with his bride, and is expected to re
turn hereabouts in a few weeks.
A.M. P.M ;
9:19! 4:54
10:05 2:501
7:20 2:00 j
10:20 6:20-
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Oregon Orchards Syndicate
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Medford