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THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON MONDAY, MAY
11, iWJ. K
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MEW LAWS PRINTED:
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Proposed Amendments Placed Before
People of State A Number Go
Into Effect Next Saturday.
.SALKM, Or., May 17 The 1909
session laws of the Oregon legisla
ture were ready for distribution to
day. The volume will contain five
constitutional amendments, viz., giv
ing the legislature the authority to fix
the location of state institutions:
changing the time of election from
June to November; adding a new sec
tion providing for the recall ; provid
ing for proportional representation;
taking the power of finding indict
ment away from district attorneys.
Anrtmg the laws of general impor
tance may be mentioned the new in
surance code, the water law and the
tax code. All three of these measures
carried tho emergency clause and are
now in full force and effeet. The in
surance code modifies tho stringent
regulations of tho old law and has
already resulted in the admission of
a large number of new companies.
The water luw creates a board of
control, divides the state into water
districts, provides for hearing testi
mony and making surveys in contest
ed cases, fixes a fee system based on
the amount of water to be appropri
ated, and provides a comprehensive
system for the regulation, control,
distribution and use of water. ThiB
law is copied from the Wyoming law,
which has been in force for 18 years
and has given satisfaction.
The tax code creates n board of
tax commissioners which is to have
general supervision of the system of
taxation and collection of public
taxes, dues and revenues throughout
he state.
Nearly 150 appropriation' bills
were passed, representing a total of
over $3,328,000, and many of these
treasures are of paramount impor
tance, providing as they do for new
state institutions, creating new ag-
ricultiynil districts, relocation and en
largement or state institutions nna
many other matters of statewide in
terest. An appropriation of $25,000
is made for the revision of the code.
A comprehensive game codo was en
acted. Severn! bills affecting the
salmon industry were passed. The
corrupt -practices net, was passed by
Ihe legislature, alter having been in
itiated. Some important sohool laws
were passed, including one providing
for six months school in every dis
trict" in the slate. The duiry bill
rovides for the appointment of three
inspectors of dairies. A large addi-
lion is made to the criminal procedure
of the stato. Important amendments
are made to the labor laws of the
tato, one of which limits the hours
of labor of females und otherwise en
larges the scope of the measure.
There is considerable new legislation
under the head of roads and high
ways. Secret societies arc prohibit
ed in high and public schools. An
institution for the treatment of tu
berculosis will be established by the
state.
All laws nassed by the regular
session not nlreadv m etlect throngn
the operation of the emergency clnuse
will be in force on and after the
morning of May 22. The enactments
of the special session' do not become
effective until June 17, with the ex
ception of the nsylum appropriation
Mil, the supreme court appropriation
bill and the bill creating the board of
higher curricula, which carry the
wegency clause. The other bills
passed by the speciul session include
bill appropriatmg $o00 tor the
npenses of the session; an amend
ment to the bill requiring fire escapes
n hotels ;t an act requiring the doors
public buildings to open outward;
HEADQUARTERS FOR
taess Saddles
Whips Robes
Blankets
LL KINDS OF CUSTOM WORK.
J. C. Smith
Main, Next Rex Grocery Co.
WANT ADS
BUSINESS
PULLERS
whit it is you
No matter
T. wa"t aeei. The Tribune will
; help you secure it. If you have
something you want to sell and
something you want to buy,
y want ad will bring the trad
a
rintv tha triln
T about. '
WANTED.
WANTED Experienced orchard man
and gardener. P. O. Box 418, city.
WANTED About a doien hens or
pullets, barred rocks or brown leg
horns. L. E. W., Tribune.
WANTED Good pasture for horse.
No wire fencing; plenty of grass and
water; no horse taken for less than
u une uioiiia. nailer aioore, rnoenix.
rWANTED 12 wood choppers to choc
cordwood and tierwood. Address P.
O. Box 418.
WANTED A chambermaid at the
Franco-American hotel, Yreka, Cal.
Morrison &Lash.
WANTED Young man for office
work a few hours per dav. Address
B, P. B. Box 343. ' 56
WANTED Homeseekers to know
the exceptional opportunities for
fruit growing in "Oregon's Ideal
Colony," where soil, water, climate
and transportation facilities are the
best and prices the lowest of any
section of Rogue River valley. Write
today for particulars, stating just
what you want, to W. Q. Smith,
Wolf Creek, Or. 53
F0R RENT.
FOR RENT To a party of B or 8,
a modern suite o rooms, with sit
ting room and bath; also large
porches for oomfort. Call at 604
W. 10th street, near West school.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE Automobile, in good
condition, cheap for cosh, or might
trade for desirable real estate. P. O.
Box 418, oity.'
FOR SALE 18 lots in Bryant addi
tion, city limits, five of the lots are
on 7th street, which is just about
to be paved, balance on 6th street,
$5800 takes them all. J. E. Payette,
P. O. Box 435. '
FOR SALE One acre of land for
sale, south end of 'Newtown street,
just outside city limits; price $500.
Inquire at premises. M. F. Scliaen
fele. 63
FOR SALE I have a fine residence
and several lots in Medford, which
I will trade for Willamette valley or
eastern Oregon property. What have
yout Box 111. 50
codifying the code; to reimburse
George H. Small; to appropriate mon
ey for eastern Oregon agricultural
experiment station; for the protection
of ducks; to prohibit night hunting
of deer; to prohibit hunting with
flashlights; for the protection of elk.
Servant Girli In Defoe'a Pay.
It Is evklent from ttie conimcut be
low, found in "GlramiKS After Time."
that there Is nulliliiK new to be wild
on the servant question:
Defoe, castigating Hie extravagances
of his lime, fell foul of the dowuward
spread of fashion. His iheine was a
familiar one the beiiiouauesa of u
servant girl s attempt to imitate her
mistress' costume.
"Iler neat leathern shoes," Defoe'a
amusing indictment runs, ''are now
transformed Into laced ones with high
heels, her yarn stockings are turne.1
Into the woolen oues with silk clocks
and her high wooden pattens are kick
ed away for leathern clogs. She mu.t
have a hoop, too, as well as Iht mis
tress, and her poor Hnsey woolsey pel
tieoat Is changed Into a good silk one.
four or dve yards wide at the least
Not to carry the description further
In short, plain country Joan is now
turned into a Hue city madam. -:m
drink tea, take snuff and carry here':
n high as the lxsl "
TRIBUNE
l FOB SALE 40 acres in Sams Valley
or will trade for Medford real estate
if suitable. Address Box 623, Med-
ford Or ka
FOB SALE Homestead relinquish-
ment, on county road, house, 49
acres fenced. 12 anrna nnoW nlnw
. J
6 aores 2-year-old orchard; a snap;
jrice $3501. E. Payette.
FOR SALE At once or no sale, one j DI.J GOBLE The only exclusive op
new (just completed) 7-room house; tioian between Portland and 8ao
will sell with one or three lots, with """ojento Office on West Main street
or without carpets and curtains. Ad-I and.!f,j(5?njL
dresji IkBox4eordr48CALL ON DR. E. J. BONNER, Eye
FOR SALE Two and one-half acres
in city limits, main street, two-story
bouse, outbuildings, water tank and
gasoline pumping plant, good family
orchard and garden spot; most de
sirable location in the eity; almost
at your own price. Jacksonville Real
Estate Co. Adolf Schuli, Mgr.
FOR SALE 20 acres of young or
chard adjoining city limits, on coun
ty road; fine location; deep level
loamy soil; i mile from postoffice,
courthouse, high school ; leading va
riety of fruit; 6 acres pears, 10
acres apples, 2 acres peaches, some
bearing trees, alfalfa and garden
patch; good 4-room house, barn,
outbuildings, household goodn, farm
ing tools, 1 cow, 20 chickens, 3
wells to irrigate portion of land if
necessary; $350 per acre, terms.
Jacksonville Real Estato Co., Adolf
Sohnlz, manager. .
FOR SALE Choice business proper
ty at a bargain, on long time; easy
terms. Address P. O. Box 418.
FOR SALE 5 and 10-acre tracts
just within and adjoining city lim
its, at a bargain, on 5 annual pay
ments. Address P. O. Box 418.
riisinfss niDrrvrnnv
Amusements.
BIJOU THEATER West Seventh st.
Continuous performance every eve
ning of motion pictures and illus
trated ballads. Entire change of pro
gram Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day .AdmissionlOoents.
SAVOY THEATER North d'Anjou
street; latest motion pictures and il
lustrated songs. Entire change of
program, Sunday, Wednesday and
Friday. Admission 10 cents.
Pawn Brokers
MEDFORD LOAN OFFICE For
good bargains in watches and jew
elry, pistols, musical instruments.
Cor. Main and Central avenue.
Billiard Parlors
WASCHAU & BROWN Wish to an
nounce to their patrons that they
are located in their new quarters
in the Young & Hall building. Bil
liards, Cigars and Tobaccos.
Nurseries
EDEN VALLEY NURSEHY N. S.
Bennett, Medford, Or. Grow trees
that sell, sell trees that grow and
fruit true to label.
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY NURSERY
Growers of high-grade nursery
stock. C. E. Cook. Prop. R. R. V.
depot. P. O. Box 841. Phono 583.
Medford.
Tt Hub of the German Empire,
tjnter den Linden la the center spot
f Berlin and the bub of the German
empire. This magultlceut boulevard
is IBS feet In width, and under the
shade of Its lime trees the Berliner
have a meet lug place which Is equal
In architectural beauty to any In Eu
rope. It Is lined on either aide with
magnificent hotels, restaurants and
palaces. At the euat end of Unter deo
Linden, where It enters upon the Opera
House pl.rtz. stands the magnificent
monument of Frederick the Great,
which Is worthy of the real founder
of United Ormany. To the right of
this monument la the pnlare of the
Kmperor William 1., now occupied by
Prince lichirlcii. The uoi-lli side of
the Oi'er.1 platr. Is occupied by the
imlMitig of the I'nhcrsiiy ,,f r.erlin.
ui;i uct ! li Mailt!.-, inc l.'ojt libra
ry, whi'lj r;v..!s iliat iti l:riu.-.U
museum l-otli In lis 'sive :?ml the ittlvi
ber of volumes ll co!t;'ln-i The ,i.
era bmiac (Helf Is nil the KeHll) of the
l;itK rtml I :l tet'Vj.... - l::n;;!l nf
music loters like tlie lermaua. Argo
naut. Spoiled Mil Taste.
"A friend of mine." s.iid a Montana
man. "Is defending a damage ault for
being a patty lo making a man take
the liquor eine without his consent.
Xbla aian le". I', on a nrotracted
Attorneys
COLVIO A Rfi u uTU , .
c L Krns I
V " L' 1eiuns- Lawyers. , Office:
""..in UUUU1J.
Ground
r loor.
WITHJNGTON & KELLY Lawyi
t... ..... uayiy
Palm building.
Opticians.
specialist, when others fail. Office
in Eagle Pharmacy. Main 233. J?at
Main near D'Anjoa.
Fruit Stores.
FRESH FRUIT We have the larg
est exclusive fruit store in Medford.
We have a reputation for handling
only the best. We know how to boy
and soH cheap. H. H. Lorimer, R,. R.
V. R. R. Donol. '
Physlclans and Surgeons
i)lf. K. J. CONROY Successor to
Dr. Jones. Office in Stewart Build-
S. R. SEELY, M. D.-Physician and
Surgeon. Modern equipped operat
ing rooms. X-Ray. Office hours:
10-12, 2-4 p. m. Office in Jaokson
Conjikuitding.
DR. F. G. CARLOW, DR. EVA
MAINS CARLOW Osteop at h i o
Physicians. Mission Block, Phone
291, Medford.
Furniture "
LET - THE MISSION FURNITURE
WORKS make that piece of furni
ture. Any design, any color, any
finish dult, waxed or polished
Shop on cor, of 8th and H strets.
MORDOFF & WOLFF Cook Stoves
and Ranges. New and Second Hand
Furniture.' Eads' old stand, 18-20
f bt .South. Phone 81, Medford, Or.
Underakers.
MEDFORD FURNITURE CO. Un
dertakers. Day Phone 353. Night
i-nones u. W. Conklin 36; J. H.
Butler 148.
Bill Posters
VERNE T. CANON Bill Poster and
Distributor. All orders promptly
filled. Room 7, Jackson County
Bank Building, Medford. Or.
Dentists.
DR-. FRANK ROBERTS Dentist.
Office hours: 8 to 12, 1 to 4. Miles
Building, Main street, Medford, Ore
gon. DR. WALTER R. STOKES
Sucoessor to J. M. Keene.
-Dentist.
garbage
A. C. MUNCH will call for Rubbish
and dispose of same at any time at
a reasonable charge. Address Med
ford Postoffice.
Tin Shops.
J. A. SMITH Tin shop. Tin and
sheet iron ware on hand and made to
order. 113 North G street.
Hat Cleaners.
HAT CLEANING Men, take your
felt and Panama hats to the Med
ford Hat Works to be cleaned,
blocked and trimmed lika new. Com
mercial club building, E. Main street.
eM-ee SeVCntl Weeks. Illicit h's .ut-
ness was going to )1P AKH, My friend
tliuiight ll would lie a kindly thing to
eetnl him to n sniiliuriuiii for treat
ment. Me did su, and the man was
given the cure for the whisky habit.
When he was discharged from th?
siinitnlliiin Ihe first thing lie dill nus
to go to a anlooii. He called for whfe
ky. lie tnst.d ti, but m,t fnucv
the flavor of It. tu set bis (lialnstc
of it down in the cure he bail been
given by my friend's orders und imiiie
dlalely begun uit for $.",0.00". dam
ages. He rays In hla complaint that
he bad a highly cultivated and dls
criminating taste for whisky, which
had taken years to develop, and that
was spoiled by the cure. I do not
know bow my friend wilt come out,
but he Is not helping any more 'down
and outs' without first obtaining their
consent "New York Journal.
A Li&M Burden.
A frail little slip of a girt with a
sweet, worn face tolled op the hill
tinder the weight of a robust Infant
who must have weighed nearly a
much as she did.
"My dear child," exeiaimed a sym
pathetic passerby, "yon ought not to
carry that big baby. Isn't he dread
folly heavy r
"Heavy? Why, no. Indeed, ma'am,"
he smiled. "He's my brotherl" Delineator.
El.1. iV'
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This Home Built Here
No more to be built like
opamsn nome or tne unny
J. A. McINTOSH, Architect,
. Third Floor Medford National Sank Building.
tttl4ltll)mTHHHHHHWTHHHHrWt
I Medford Iron Works I
1 E. G. TROWBRIDGE, Proprietor.
I Foundry and Machinist
Alt kinds of Engines, Spraying
jcninery. Agents in Southern Oregon for
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO.
tlHI)etmmW(HHHtHHt
Nash Livery Company
Best equipped in Southern Oregon. Give us a trial.
H. G. BONNEY
PHONE NO 2331.
P. JV. eummtnga
Osgood & (Bummings
(Sivii Engineers
Before You Invest
City Property
Orchards
Unimproved Lands
or
Mining Property
VISIT THRIVING ASHLAND
JAMES M. POTTER
Milla-McCall Building
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