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THE MEDFORD DAILY' TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1909,
Trout 4 1 e Takin & The Fly;
That is, if you have the right kind of a Fly, and ours is that kind. They are
designed especially for Rogue river and its tributaries and guaranteed to hold
any size fish.
Anglers paraphernalia of all kinds-Lines, Leaders, Rods, Reels, Flies and Spoons
An $80.00 fisherman's outfit given away to the angler catching the largest
Steel Head on one of our flies. ' i
Med
ford Hardware Go.
FRISCO HAS OVER
'600,000 PEOPLE
New Directory Issued Population
Conservatively Estimated
Continues to Grow.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 22. Sun
FrutHMM'ii Iuih 11 iiiiiluliiin of (illO,-
01)0 (HTxilllh, JHMMllllilllf In fitftires
cmiiilcl hum lint new Crocker
Ijiinltsy l ily tlircclnry, to In issued
in September. The directory people
now busy with llieir census, say they
o. I mm 1 1 to luive 2011,0011 names in I ho
biMik. The einiipiiliilinn used in nil
cities multiplies, I In1 number of
unities in I he ilii eetm y by three nnil
one-teilir. This ives n population
of (i'JO.OIMI, which (lie most sedulous
cure Imrillv run reduce below the
00(1.000 murk.
'I'his i.s a bij inr retire o er Inst
year's figures. The directory for
I'lOS roiiluiueil 170.000 nellies,
which iiulhorir.cil n population esti
mate of more than ." 1'i.tMK). tlnnili
the conservative California I'roino
1 ion Commillee sealed this down to
something more thti "07.00il. The
safe reliance thai may be put in I he
directory figures i.. shown by Ihe
fact lhal. it lakes nn recliniiini: of
the Chinese,- Japanese and (Jreeli
population.
Estimates Are Conservative.
r'rom the ITO.Otui uatne in the
lilOS dire-hry. the cmnmitlec de
ducted 20,tMMl, whieh repii-cnt per
son living aertt-s the bay w ho yet
into the di reel my becati-e they do
lni-ines In re. Then, since the di
reciitry lab'-. in neemiut nf 'himw.
.lapiiiuw. Creeks, and -nine ulher
illicit;-, ihe ciitninillce ii-k.'d the em
sids fur e-luiiiite- ol t!u irt cinuili v-lin-n
in S.iu l''t ;ini -Uco. T hec f-i i -lu.thw
were leu to tcle tleoiaud.
"WfLD CAT" STILL
AT EXPOSITION
amusement mid to illustrate the ex
tent In which electricity iimy bo ap
plied. Tbu hair clipper ih attached
to h wire, the other end of which can
be tilled into the socket of nny elec
tric lamp, and then oneruled at a fast
or stow rate, according to (lie wishes j
of Hi.. hni.iiir. A feature is the Ten6Ssee Mountaineers Will Guard
abiuly to set the c-lipper lor a short
or ion cat. Genuine Gin Mill Near Seattle
SHOOTS MAN BY WAY OF I Fair Grountls'
INTRODUCING HIMSELF -
TACOMA. Wash., May 22. After
shooting down Carl Olock, who was
dial lin' with his friends in a bar
room in the Potomac hotel and order-
SKATTLK, Wash., May 22. Fa
romantic gulch near the Pay Streak
of the Alaska-Yukoii-l'auific Expo
sition in a place shaded by lofty fin
VANDERBILT LINES MAY
EXTEND TO PUGET SOUND
if ,mi)uiej loo 'I'lte timcs
were ndded to lln 1V..OUt1 left from
the diierloix name-. The lotal was
,11 Itillc inoie lb. in Ili'.i.iMHt. To be on
the sa fe nte. ihe commit lee threw
away Ihe t r.H-liou ol the one-ten Ih
and and I i plied by I luce. ThU ua e
a population :it tnll ol more than
507,000, whieh is ;s ureal as San
I'VauciM-it had at the time nf the fire,
the city'- htiojc-d ear.
VANCOCVKU. U. C., May 22.
Itel'ore depart in;' over the Canadian
Pacific for Ihe east today, A. W.
Treithobn, general ina linger of the
Chicago, St. Paul. Minneapolis &
Omaha railroad tit St. Paul, who tour
ed (lie iiorlhwcM, declared that while
he was not speaking officially, be
believed the purpose of- the great
Vauderhill system was to extend its
lines to Seattle and olbcr I'ligel
Sound cities.
Advertised Letter List.
The following letters remain un
called for at the Posl (If fire at Med
lonl. Ure-oit. Mny 20. 1 !!:
Sur, Mk 1'arritt. Hliie Investment
Co.. Ply, Crystiil (2. Hon-cr .btlin
A. P2. CampbelMloward. Cook Wil
lie. I1' rem an I-'. I nnie, (iray A. II..
Ili-h Iim p.. Johnson Penelope Hen
rietta, .larick Poin-e. Lyon llealb P.,
I. o.klun-t II.. McKay Kiln. MNcner.
Mis, l.o.i. Penwcll Daxe. IVnimck M.
A.. Powell KrneM P., Spencer Mrs. Z.
II. . Smith Waller. Silbv Mr.. Selmllz
P., Tippey 11.. Tbiane T. V... Tonkin
EVERY MAN MAY SOON
CUT HIS OWN HAIR
NKW YOltK. May 22. The man'
whit cuts his own hair is going to have ;
an existence outside of the comic '
papers. Kelix ltrnwn ol Chicago, a '
Pied, Thompson Ceo., Wieley P. ,1..
Wheal Or. V. C. f.M. Younir C. .
Partic- culling lor any nflhe above
letter will plea-c .-ay "ad erl i-ed."
A charge of one cent w ill be made up
on Ihe delivery of nny of ihe nbovc
letter.
A. M. WOMPFOUO. P. M.
CHICAGO REACHES
ITS DEBT LIMIT
J This is one of the most severe and
! dangerous diseases. In almost everv
neighborhood someone has died with
it. Mrs W. E. Smith, of La Maroue.
I Texas, writes; "My little yirl was ta-
CHICAOO. May 22. With the is- ken with eolera morbus. The at
sne of $t.")O0,O00 four per cent 20- (ark was so severe that I feared she
' year serial bonds to the First Trust would die. A druirjreat advised me to
member of the National Kleetric Liht.and Savings hank, the city of Chieairo Rive hex Chamberlain's Colic Cholera
association, is (he father of the new has reached the limit of its bonded and Tiarrohea Remedy, which I did
plan, and when the oriranmttion : indebtedness. The bonds were award and three doses releWed her." For
Mieota in convention' in Atlantic City ed yesterday by City Comptroller Wat Sale by Leon B. Haskin's.
the first week in June the appliance ter II. Wilson. They went at par. 11 1
will be tried in public for the first ; with a premium of $11,500 paid by R0SEBURG-C00S BAY
time. The inventor confesses he i ' the hank. The total bonded indebted-' ROAD MAY BE BUILT
not over-sail nine as to the nneral 1 ness of (he city is now $.10,220,000,
Iween Cons Bay and l?oseburi so that
tin; trouble nf delayed mails during;
the winter will he overcome. Recently
the Coos county commissioners let
contracts for $17,000 worth of work
on the Coos Bay wagon road and
now the Coos county chamber of com
merce is lending its support.
It suggests that the road from
Coos Bay to the Douglas county line
be put in first-class shape and that,
an intersecting road from Coquille
also be improved. Communication
will be taken up with the Commer
cial bodies of Douglas with a view
of constructing a highway from Coos
Hay to lioM'burg that will be passable
the vcar around.
iug the wounded man propped up in and ,li(llt.n ,y a dense growth of vine
"M,H" WM" ms "m,vu nw maples and yellow broom, will be
head, a bandit last night held seven . found a tvpieal "wild cat' still. This
men at bay and robbed the saloon ; pH( uf the mountain revenue officer
.ash drawer. The entire loot consist- , ,w 1M.IMIH niotetl from a still de
af $, and a gold watch. The high- : slmV(Mj in (ie Tennessee mountains
wayuian announced his entrance byiV(mrs an( ,ht) mnmi enpW1.
" (il,M k 1,1 lhl' sldl- ,le, w,iI : kettles and rusted worm will again be
n'' ov,'r- ' Unounled tor duty.
! Mo corn, however, will he boiled
'into the "Oil of Joy" in the exposi
tion ''wild cat" only the operation
i showing how it used to be. will be de
monstrated. All Ihe settings of the il-
, licit distiller have been gathered from
the high hills of Kentucky and Ten-es-.ee,
and Ihe corn will be shelled,
the fires kept up and the trait
waleld by a bunch if long bearded
gentlemen, grown grey in practicing
their unsanctioned profession.
The arsenal of weapons of offense
is made up largely of Winchester
IPs, but scattered within easy reach
will be seen, the long barreled squir
rel gun with which "Orand Pnp' got
meal for Ihe family, and iucidently
made new jobs for the governmental
employment aspirants. The "Wild
Caller" represents a class unable to
uitb-tand Ihe encroachment of cer
tain brands nf modern progress,
and bi- mice highly respected calling
has fallen into ill repute and the
operator nf Ihe mountain still is no
longer looked upon as a prominent
' citizen.
But the mountain till at the exo
' -ition will make a piclure-.tpH feat
ure: iU locution is all that could be
ilesitvd, and the homely fittings
plaeed in the heart nf gulch and for-c-t
inul within a few yards of niai:
nificcut exhibit ion palaces, offer a
Mudy of coniraM hard to surpass.
Cholera Morbus Cured.
NEW FISH HATCHERY
FOR KLAMATH COUNTY
KLAMATH PALLS, A toy 22. Ar
rangements are being made for
starting a big fish hatchery on Short
Creek in the northern part of the
county. Short creek has its head
in several large springs on the ranch
belonging to .John Kllis, and runs for
a distance of three-quarters of a
mile lhrony.li the place and empties
into Seven Mile creek.
SPLENDID DEPOT
EOS KLAMATH EALLS
Will Cost $15,000 and Will Be Splen
didly Constructed No
i
Contribution.
KLAMATH PALLS, May 22.
The Chnmbpr of Commeive mid Ihe
citizt'iis jfi'iii'i-nlly have taken a good
deal of interest in the matter of it
passenger depot at Klamath Falls,
and they now will he glad lo know
that the plans heinp rapidly ma
tured in the chief engineer's office
will give to Klamath Kalis a very at
tractive struct nre.
The walls of the building are to
he large and will have a lavatory
connected, and these rooms and also
the general wailing room will have
tiled floors and wainscoat about
seven feet high -in tile.
In addition, of course, to i'icso
rooms will be flic men's Invati rv.
the offices and baggage mom, with
inn open court, adjoining the baggage
room.
The building will cost in (he neigh
borhood of $13,000. While the dis
; position of the citizens of Klamath
Falls to contribute something, if
necessary, toward a passenger de
I pot of attractive character was np
. predated, the chief engineer, who
has charge of the construction, did
not wish to entertain any proposi
tion for a contribution.
I :
BANK. DEPOSITS SHOW
BIG GAIN OVER 1908
SALKM, Or., May 22. Stale Bank
F.xnminer James Steel filed today his
report of the condition of Oregoili
banks. The rqport is voluminous and'
includes a comparison with the fig
ures presented n year ago. Individ
ual deposits in Oregon banks, includ
ing national, state and private banks,
now aggregate $7(),fi0."),7f.8". com
pared with a total one year ago of
$74.0!Mi,.":i(i.78. a gain of more than
five and' a half millions. The in
crease in loans and discounts is $4.-(i(i(i,2lin.!)S.
usage into which the nelt-ouittiug including $4,2n3.000 world's Cnlum
bir insobine may come, but rather ,'biaii exposition bonds authorized by
contrived the device for his own J special act of the state legislature.
MAKSIIFIF.LR Or.. May 22. An
organised effort is being made to es
tablish a first class wagon road be-
BASEBALL
Jacksonville vs. Medford
AT THE
Medford Park
Batteries
Medford: Wagner and Eifert
Jacksonville: Me. Intire and Wilson.
GAME CALLED AT 2:45 p. m.