MEDFORD DAILY
TR
IBUNE
FOURTH YEAR. MEDFORD," ORKOON, SATUKI)AY, j UN' K .r Tip') ' "'
MY MAINS PROBABLY NO'REDIIlll LOCAL CROPS LIZES U QUAKERS AR
TOBE PUT CONCERTS HAVE BIG BEST OF BLOWS UP RIDING
IN GIN TIE ALL FAMILY AGAIN
City Council Passes Re
solutions Providing for
Many Mains in Different
Parts of the City
Ucdford residents are nil after
wulcr mains sotlutt they can he sup
plied by (he new gravity system. The
eity etui lit il on Friday evening adopt
ed resolutions providing for the in
ktullnienl of mains on the following
rl reels:
On West Kleventh street betweeu
Onkdale avenue and South Laurel
treet.
On I)nkotu avenue from Mistletoe
to Onkdale avenue south.
On Kiiifj street from Kleventh
treet west to Dakota avenue.
On Laurel street south from west
Kleventh street to Twelfth street and!
west on Twelfth treet to South Mis-I
tletoe.
On South Orange street fromWest
Main to West Kleventh street.
On Newtown street from West
Wain to West Tenth street.
On West Main street fivnn Laurel
street south to West limit of eity.
On West Fourth street from North
Orange street to eity limits.
On Summit avenue between West
Main and West Fourth streets.
On lfoss Court between Wets Main
anil Wets Fourth street,
On Koss Court between West Main
. and West Fourth street.
On Xoiih I 'each street between
West Main and West Fourth street.
On West Seeond street from North
Oakdale to eity limits.
On Olson street between West
Fourth to West Second street.
On Grape street from West Main
North to Jackson street. j
On Jackson street west from Grope!
fc treet north to west eitv hunts.
Council Heard Commer
cial Club Committee but
do Not See How They
Can Expend Money
Many Visiting Delegations George
Will be on Hand-Over
50 Scalps to Dangle From
War Belts Tonight.
"" l-'"auuu.v mere win ue no i Members of the local tribe
concerts 111 the park tins summer, us Hednien will have a (.Tent time
there seems to ho no money in tsilit "'Bill when they take the sculp
to pay lor them. Last evening a
committee oC the commercial club
met with the eity council and took
the matter up with them but it
seemed to lie the consensus of opin
ion that the council could not legally
appropriate the money so the mat
ter will rest unless the commercial
I'lub finds some way of providing the f all hrav
necessary lands. 1 hand.
A request of the ladies ol the '
Oreiiter Medford club that thel lie ' LOS ANGELES MAN CAPTURED
allowed to beautify the western p'irl i BY INDIAN POLICE
of the park grounds was allowed and I
other minor matters attended to. ' L()S ANCIKLKS, June fi. Italph
. liogers. President of the Pacific Kav-
CL0SIN6 EXERCISES OF ;")-' l!""k- 11 sm:lM institution located
HIGH SCHOOL SPLENDID j"1 sl,rif." slrwl and Merclinulile
. Place, this city, has just reached Los
The closing exercises of the Med- Angles from Palm Springs, Hiver
lord High School were held Friday """"'' relates a thrilling
evening and were well attended bv lo- "orv how he and his son, Leslie, were.
of
to
ol'
over .(! palctaees. Visiting dele
gates will he present from other
cities ot rioittlicrii Oregon and a
great lime is promised.
The lodge which now numbers over
1(1(1 members will he the strongest
west of the Mississippi river after
tonight.
The committee urge the attendance
that can possibly he on
eal people. .An effective program was iillnckcd by two Indian police from
splendidly rendered. The class con-I'M"'1' elienle resrvntion, shot at by
sists of seven members and includes
Miss Hernieo Carder. Guy Bishop,
Miss Aletlin Emerick, Clarence Gore, i
Vernon Vnwter, Miss Star Marshall.
Guy leouard.
them several times nnd narrowly e'
onpill death. 1 hey finally surrend
ered by the Indians and were hand
cuffed togetlTer and held in the hot
sun on the desert for eight hours with
Ihe temperature at ll.'i degrees.
ALPHA CLUB AT EUGENE ' The trouble arose over the question
ADOPTS CUB BEAR t 1,111(1 ownership. Mr. and his sou
; were finally released by Deputy l'n-
The traditional mascot of college itcd States Marshall, who arrived in
men the bulldog is in danger of be- reply to their appeal for aid. Hoger
coming a back number at the I'ui- is ."ift vein's old and his sou is '2.".
versity of Oregon. The. new rival of Miss Clara True is the Indian agent
Rae of Hatfield
& Rae Fruit Buyers Ar
rive in City on Annual
Inspection Tour
George Hue of the linn of line &
Hatfield, and George Rao & Sons,
havers and exporters of fancy
fruits, is making hjs annual tour of
inspection of the Itognc River valley,
with a view to contracting for the
season s crop. He is accompanied gy
his sons, George and
While Temporarily Insane
Farmer Blows up Fami-Iy-But
One Daughter
Escapes Death
OKKliON CITY, June 5. Hurt
(Illicit, a fanner aged Ufi, today
while temporarily insane blew up his
home at Muripmiii about 14 miles
soyth of this city, killing himself, his
wife and eldest duughter, A youngor
daughter wuh seriously wounded.
Garolt U'lIM intiliir lriilii,, I'..
Willinra Rue, I .,.,,.. .lisens,,
Peace Again Prevails 1
Philadelphia -Street Ca
Strike Comes to an En
-Old Grew at Work !
wiio are associated with their father j The fragments of the daughter
Mr. Hae has secured record prices in and wife's bodies were found scut
Ihe past for local fruit, and has the ,cl'u'1 I"1 the premises. The body
distinction of selling Medford pears I"1' UurL'u wnH blow" inl m-uihy
, , , woodshed.
hi me iiigiicsi pnee ever urougnt for
green fruit in the world.
From present indications, there will
be a big crop of pears and a good
crop of apples in the Rogue River
valley this vcar, ," said Mr. Rae.
The outlook is favorable for good
prices not the boom prices oP 1(107,
hilt for good profit pa vine: prices.
Gladys a daughter aged Jo, was
lying in bed in the front part of the
house and refused to go to breakfast
when requested to do so by her fnth
er as she was not feeling welll. The
powder exploded while the family
was eating. (She cannot give the de
tails, being too shocked to talk.
I'HIUIMOMMIIA, June fi. Pea.j
was again resin rod her today at,
the residents of this city are ridii'
on street ears again after walkiij
for three weks. Thee ars on all line
are running on schedule timo wii'
the old crews til work. Tho stri)
was settled Inst in a conference. I
The men ueepted 11 scale of li
cents an hour, ten hours to eonst!
tute a day's work. The strike breaf
crs have all been deported. j
OWNER OF AUTO PAYS I
MAN WHOM HE INJURE
YAI,I.K.IO. June
criihurg,
the ship
-Andrew Wei
ll sailor ullaehcd lo
now lying at .Mure Islnii
ftuvy yard, was struck bv an nut,;
Mai:
unci!
mobile while going dwwn the Mai:
street wliurf, en route to his In unci.
secured ty trint growers depends up- enactors
on me cxiein 01 me nusniess revival. i,
On West corporation boundnry be- !",e pnn'Me I" o young ciiiiiauion in charge of the Indians at the Ri ser-1 now here
iveeu Fourth and, Jackson slVeets !'"""' ''''''' has been adopted by the vutiou. Rogers asserts that the Incl- j l"'ets th
tween
11. i. : . . i... i-
WPKf Aiiuu uiuu. .tuns niirf aciing under Ml!
From southeast coiner of. Grav'si While none more tlinii a foot in orders. He believes that the Indians
Addition north to Clark street. height, he shows signs of being able tried to assassinate him. Roger- said
On Clark street west to eitv limits. I '" "'"'st any bulldog when. lie rounds the Indians destroyed a large amount
From intersection of Clark street i011' " tr,,ie '""re. . He has a fighters of property there on the account ol
west to Jackson stret west. i 'rom the tip of his abbreavntcd bind dispute, lie announces that he
On Central avenue north between tnn "" t his black nose. will sue the government for $:i(l.00(t
His tirst exploit was to climb to the damages. lie says he was eonsitler
top of an apple tree where he stayed iiihlly beaieii by the Indians with u
until shaken down into a life net. He billy club after he was handcuffed.
is tame enough to eat out of the hand
but evinces mi iuliuatioii to the , OPTIMISM IS THEME OF
I ' "I" JUNE MEDFORD MAGAZINE
The bear was trapped on the upper;
Willamette u lew days ago. and wus ! Medlord's Magazine. A. llrown
enl to Howard Drew who pronip-; publisher, has just made its appenr-
ly inade the cub a member ol In
frateriiilv.
The return of prosperity lo the uATFOTAUk iaii r-Aiicrc j.vesterday and narrowly escaped
country deiiends iiiuni settling the nPIIMtfC rn Aumn Tniim ry' "M,M" "as experi ed eonsf
tariff question. As so,,,, as the 1,- DRUNKS TO AVOID TOWN (,,h,. (ili(,lv wi(h misls r,
iff hil is passed, and the doiibl and A N a Mviio urn i. - Sun Francisco here of late, who spen!
and unccitaiiily baugiiig over iudus- (,,1VK , ,,,,, ".., ' ' ' ... ., week-ends in louring the Nupp!
try settled, the quicker wil business , sc bv S A , "T"""-v V"""i" '"""'V in "
see a complete revival- 1 the price . " " , Z J l' " V " ""U'1' "'" ' "I- f-
. ... , ,,,,,, ,,,, im:; nie in
ililub of pedestrians in their elfol
Or VCIll's Still Allyn i,. . ........
"I ret n I ,1 from Kinoi.e in time In .j i . . ' 11111 tllegllll;
'icii uioiig wiinoiii a (an. ou- town
s " .Mursiuii Keorge .Martin insisis
lielf rriiiin duty on fruit. I have just luivinir out1.
rx:unmMi tnnt .mhuIUkmis in i nil- jlls( nin, it,.n I(y
I'nrniii. TIht will be h bntnKT crui pohl-j." Mm-iiti told hi
til' nii(s, u bit: pijicli crup, fair tcs.
npplc (Milptit. I he pciir crup will ht "Ami
sinalliT tlinii Unit ut' last year. ' But (hciit in
, nowhere, lil 1 see bettor fruit pros
an in the Ifttune Hiver vail
Trap's j y-
replied (be trut
Second street and eity limits.
On Court street between Central
avenue north and city limits.
On Riverside avenue from Jackson
street east (o North eity limits.
On north city boundary between
Kivorside avenue and Court street.
On Roosevelt avenue from East
Main street to city limits.
On Oakdnle avenue South from end
of present Main to south boundary
if city. !
On Ventral avenue south from end SUMMER COURSE OFFERED
of present main to nlh boundary of! AT UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
city. j
On Fir street from Twelfth street j The Tribune has just received the
tn south boundary of eity. iMay number of the State University
! whir announces the university Mitn-
DESERT LANDS AT $3 !nior to be held from .June 2K to Auc-
AN ACRE DRAWS MANY.tfi. The announcement i- very im-
pnrtant to the teachers of Oregon
TTIKOXIX. .Tune .", ruder the new in thai the --ion K conducted par
law a lanre area of desert land will be Jieally free of charge for their be
tbrown open todny sub.ieet to prov-lliifit at the timo when it is pos-ible
in? and fillinirwithout required resi- 'for tliem to attend. In the pa.-l the
deuce. Various tracts in Arizona nre Jmit part of those attending have
now available, the ureat and mostbeen teaehers. Tlie ruivordty be
vnluable portion of which v- inn la rt'e 'bi f- that it can entend its advan
nrea near the Airna Frinr river. 2." ! taire- !' library, laboratory etpiip
mi1e norlhwet of nf thi nlaee. At iment and teaching for.-e in no better
midniclif lat nitrht the eorridors of way than thnm-h the
FACTORIES RESUME WORK
IN JOSEPHINE COUNTY
plank i.s h:iuled in.
I U estenbeiL' was
'a nuinber of other
risonei to nni,,,,,,,!,!!,. (.u. tlj
village IniM- l,.haulTe:ir l iotii b
for the men I i ;:! -
we etinnot allord !.i ki-c
the hotol " iiiiswercfl the
triiMt(.s.
''Build me a
tin.
"Can't do it,"
"So moiuu."
Martin cat bis eye, over lb- Iomh
n cfoiipany
ailoi-s u hen- III
bcbinil them; flit
h .r :
i " ' - T
jail. Ibcu,'
d Mar-
"What is (he matter villi the old
(iUAN'TS I'ASS, Ore., June .1. water tank-" lie answered wil.h a ll:i!t
The hi a box factory und fiuisbiui; of inspiration.
mills of Grants I'nvs, wbieh have been And that lew San Aiise'mo t;
idle for several mouths will resiiinc Ui ue the water lank for a inil. Th"
work next week with a complete town umm! the lank before the water
crew. The factory has been pur- w-ork- were installed.
eha.M'd by the Oazell Mojc company of ''I'ul a roof over it and eut di'ir
California.. K. A. Mersey, manager of in Ihe ide," said Town Marshal Mai'-
the company has hrrived here and will tin.
iinnner chool.
the building- in which the laud office Tin; course ofiored Jor teacher eov
ic located were crowded with peronc er the greater number of subjects re
ready to fib; npplinnfioTiR. quro, in the State's examination.
ance for the mouth of June. It is re
plete with ptod things and contains
an iuteresiin: bit of early history in
connection with Jacksonville. Edi
tor Brown devotes much space in
boosiinir for Medford and tjic Koiruc
Kiver valley. His creed -reins to be
"optimi-m" as an editorial -o,uib,
- clio-en at random show :
''If you should meet a man with the
"bbu-s" pi ve hint the triad hand and
tell him be riubt to be happy that he
a'yp and livinir in t!ie Royue Kier
-aIley the grandest phice on earth.
There i- -omelhinir the umtter ith a
person who ha- the "blue-;" in t!ii lo
cality." Mr. Brown i- meeMiit.r with n heurty
support which i welll merited for the
maeaine i-1 an effective Mcdfoj-d
bfift-Ier.
take cbarL'c of the mills, and will be-
Ijrin ojH-rulion as soon as the plant
Iran be oerhauled and put h: order.
i The tnill- and factories of the (Jii.el!
jltox ciuapany of California were re
cently destroyed by fire and the com
pany will, henceforth consentrate its
Ibitsiness at this point.
The trustees did and now hoboes
and plain drunks can run rinps -round
themselves while serving their
jail sentence.
HALF A TON OF FISH
CONSUMED IN A DAY
FISH LAKE COMPANY
BUILDS NEW FISHWAY
I'eople of Medford are loud of
fi"h not only on Kriduy. lint cveiy
day, r.ccnrdilm to Messrs Messier &
Kuiimicrlein, iroulelors of the new-
l'i-li Lake i "iiniiy is Iniildln; ly cstalilHhed llogue Hiver Kisli Mar-lo-date
lishuav at Fish T.ake. ket on flrnne nenr Wocl M,,;., ,-.., I
others in the ,ai ty
jiir,ioirig to oi Y I V.
was struck and tin- lo th -j-'i:,
striking his head on ihe ear track:
His mutes ran to h. nY ! i f i
hnilly hriiisi.il, ii -i,s 'un'., ,.( ,;
was iinl seriously injured. ' ;
t 'ol.l I'll l - to the i :i,-t:i f tlieilllll
jorily of uiitnliio! i'i- (inrties whiei
I miss llir.Mig!i Vi . under siiuilni
ciri'llllistillice-.. I lie ,:,, rot i,n
the ear mill i,ss,i':,i ,,,1 t,. ,,, .i
the iiinu's injuries. il sli,ieil a gol;
coin into his li:n.! l.efor uliiiiiinj
on his nv. i I
- - ! 'i
TUNNEL BORESS t I
FREAK RECRI
I.OS ANOKI.KS. .Inne U.s.Au
geles aiiieilnel eugir.eers. after twin
hreiikiiig Aineiienn I iiiiiicling recpr,l
have siici iled in establishing a lie,
world's r id hv l, ring with liun
dirlls ami n-, ,l,i a dinluuci- i . I' ' ."7
it'eet in Ihe space of twenty one work
j ilig ilays. Tli,, In. s ivenrd jirexiou
ly rei,n'ied was in the l.'icken tinnii.
I'.hike
T. V. Iw'ckett who is engntreil in
the mercantile business in Phoenix,
v:i a recent Medford visitor.
flu
an il
1 " nance willi designs furnished onsignments of fresh fish are rlailvl I ,
I, .... 1- I . 1 1 . I "
oi ,,,e iii.-i-iiT ii-n wnrneii r.ngnieer received, and Ireiiuentlv Ihe s h in.
MeC rnv an llepuiv Kish Warden rnents eoual half n ton n Anv
The new fish market is modern, at
tractive, up-to-date nnd .hygenie in
fixtures nnd appliances. Ill kinds of
f'i-h nre carried, as welll ns oyslers,
clams, and ernlis. A specialty is made
of imported cheese of all kinds, of
niiieaninis and imported sfiuntres,
lielow. hut fish heads strewn along F.nir deliveries a day are made nnd
Ihe hunk show thai Ihe unscrupulous , mucrs can lie placed by tolcphnnine
hog has been nt. work. I Main nnfi.T,
LATE LOCAL NEWS.
id
:iu
heputy l'i-h Warden
liintoti. recently iiisppeted the pres
ent fi-hwny and founil thai while
fi-h c.onl get up. new fish ladders
would make ;,u ea-ier eliuili. r,,nse
ipicntly ;l wide ladder will, two rest
iuir puiils is beintr const rueted.
lint few fi-'ll were seen in the nnol
fish-
li,lie, .Mill, I
f Amienliil;
Adiiuis and wile
mine are spending a
in .redfV.rd.
S. -I. Wil,,,,, ,,r in
and fierce I'. Seoll
,'irn visilors in the vallc'.
Mrs. V. T. Illy anil Mrs. fiia
Toge of Ashland spenl Snluriluy i
redl'ord.
H. t'oiinier and ('. Kriend of Tali!
Hock are in Medford for ,i few dnyi;
Allorney (1. II. Diirlinm of flraut!
Pass is visiting in Afedford.
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