Daily
Tribune
FOURTH YEAH.
MED FORI), ORF(H MONDAY, JILNIO 7, 190!)
NO. G8.
M
OWTIF CAM as ",i,('c o0(' l'"s 1,',,1I,'S('S i,s lvards I'uriii shin,;;-Mil CMiiicci't" supervise the const ruction oftltv ( 'rnti'r l,;ikc rond. I ieiijiimin F.
llvLL Jiiltl Ilcidcl, assistant ensiiu'cr of the office of public roads, department of agriculture, arrived in this city Friday morning and lias
spent two days between this city and I'rospect w it li Dr. .1. M. Keenc, a member of the Crater hake road commission. During the next 'M (lavs he will
go over the various possible routes and gather data and expects to have his preliminary work com pletcd within :() days, so th:it he can throw sur
veyors into the field to take up the detailed plan of construction. The work' to lie done during the next month will consist of choosing the best, route
and studying it from all possible standpoints. The surveyors will then make up detailed specifications so that contracts can he let for the actual const ruc
tion of the road. These contracts will be let in sections.
Engineer lleidel expresses himself as charmed with the possibilities of the road to the lake. AV hi le he only went as far as Prospect, what he saw high I v
pleased him. I fe was especially delighted with t he Mill ('reek falls. He was taken out over the Rogue river route by Dr. Keenc, crossing the Hvbee bridge
and returned on the other road, coming back through Fiagle Point.
" If the lake is much more beautiful than it is reported to h" as the Mill ( 'reek falls proved, then indeed it is the great wonder of the world, f am most
heartily satisfied with the orders that sent me to tliin section to undertake this work for the ( 'rater Luke road will be a wonderful drive. It will prove
. of great benefit to the entire state. N'ot alone will the lake be an attraction, but Oregon will boast of one of the most wonderful ' roads in the Tinted
States , I am judging this on my trip to Prospect, for this trip is one of great pleasure even over the present roads'." . .
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BURGLARS 1001
WAITERS' HOI
Enter and Make Clean Sweep of Sil
verware, Jewels and Food No
Trace of Marauders.
UNCLE SAM TO AID
IN FRUIT PACKING1
INSPECT PROPERTY
Congressman Hawley Advises That Left This Morning for Butte Falls.
Expert Will Visit Oregon This
Summer to Study Conditions.
The home of F. W. Wallers, uiun-a$.'ei-
of the Kostoii ldeul Opera eutn
liauy, 'was Inirfrlariz.ecl Siimlay night
liy unknown piirtie, and louted of
eveiylhing of value, which included
jewels, silverware, food and cloth
tug, 'fhe marauder left" no trace
and the Imi'jilury was not discovered
until .Mr. Wallers nros? this inorn-
8- t
Over .'(i'Jtlll oi1h of goods were
taken. Of this I lit- silverware and
jewels represented the yreater part.
A complete set of solid silver for
fiw talde was taken, as well as sev
eral rings, brooches and the like,
from the kitchen hread, coH'ee. witt
ier, and even n jar of cream was
removed. Mr. Wallers also lost sc
eral' pieces of clothing. To show;
how thoroimlily the looting was done. I
a hatpin, of considerable value, was
removed fi a hat and carried;
away.
Mr. Wallers Ihes at .(lie corner of;
Sixth am! drape -tn'ejs. if,, bus at I
"11 limes near his bed a double-bar- j
releil shotgun rcaily for u-e in such .
ra-r. but he failed to hear any one
''-t nigbi. to which fact the burglar
U"liahly owes his lite. The olice
ie workiiigon the case, hut have
mi clew.
I luring fchc summer (i. Harold I'ow
cll. who is in charge of the fr lit
Irjsiispoiiatiou and s'lorage investi
galious of the dcpnrtniettt of agri
cultiii'c. is to make a visit to the
fruit sections of Oregon and become
familiar with the problems of frail
packing in this state. Tina as siloii
as it is possible to do so tie- deparl-
i n will -end a man to reside in
Oregon and advise the fruit growers
along these lines. Such was the in
loruinlion in a leltL-1" recently re
ceived from W. t'. Ilawley. rcprc
scnlatiie. .Mr. Ilale recently urged Secre
tary Wilson of the department to
send a man for -ucli work to Orc
v;oii. anil na-. recently ndvis d a- to
the plan- of lb... department.
MUST CLEAN HOUSE OR
PEOPLE WILL DO IT
Looking Into Pacific & Eastern
Railroad Matters.
j W. S. Dewing of I tewing llros.,
of Knhminy.no, Mich., who uuu ex-
tensive timber lauds and mills in the
neighborhood of I'titte Kails, arrived
in Medford Saturday mid left Mon-
day morning for a trip to Iiutte
Kails to inspect properties. Mr. mid
Mrs. K. Woodbury of Kalamaoo uc
' coiupauied them.
I Mr. Ocwiug's object in visiting
; Medford at this time is to gel closely!
1 in touch with Pacific & Knsteru rail
road matters "11111! determine upon a'
' plan by which he M ill be able to get
' lumber to the miirket. lie has eon-j
t -ider.-.l th Ivisnbilily of building
' :n dcciFic hue to the fall- from M, Mi
ld and it may be that he uill de-
do ibis. I!. II. II arris, his
I'presciila t ivc, in' com pa nied
CITY IMPROVEMENT FREE DELIVERY CITY HAS LARGE
BONOS ARE SOLO INSPECTOR HERE BALANCE ON HARD
Street Improvement Bonds in an Making Inspection of the City as City in Good Financial Shape as Far
Amount of $20,000 Disposed of Regards Institution of Free ' ;ts Cash' Is Concui tied Funds
to Portland Parties. Carrier Serv?icc. " Aie Overdrawn.
ride t
local
the party
Kmart of
bank.
l
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III.-
I ilnber.
Medio
a- did J.
d .. National!
mol.-i
Wooiibnrv i- a wcohbv pro
nto! capitalist and mav make
SI'OKWNK. June ".-"The liepull-lii-an
party niii-t clean house in this
-late immediately or the ic..ple will
clean lioil-e lor the "party." declared
IJoxoruor llav t.dav in awi.oimcini:
that eiery depu rlmeni on which the
-lightest -ii-picion was cn-t wonid be
promptly inve-lialcl a- the re-ult
of a special -cssion called lor .Inue
It.-;iy iiie-linciis before his return.
Ilewii'ii: Itro-. had il inorlgnm.
..i-aiii-i the old Medford & Crater
Lake railroad for .(ft:(mn for money
jhI1. auccd in its eonsiriuvlioii, uid
.oiis,.ijiit-iitlv have a claim acaitist
ibe (leniian-Aiiiericiiu bunk i,f Port
liiud. which .a-siinc-d the liabilities
of the failed Oretfon Tnist ajnl Snv
iin;s hank, for their share ' of the
Miiyor t'uiioii has been advised
that street iiiiprov'iiueut bonds in
an amount of .$l'II. 1100 liae liceu dis
posed of to I'orlland partiiib. 'fhesu
arc tlie bonds which Mayor Canon
visilct! I'orlhind fco dispose of u few
day- age.
TEAM RUNS AWAY AND
CRASHES INTO TRAIN 16
Wbal came ne;:r Jieing n'atal ac-eM.-ui
occurred Saiidny evening,
when il" team of thl' (ircg.ui tlranite
eonipaiiy L'ol- ini.'.v mi the road to
.l:i'kso!i illc ;- they WI'I'C I'Cl II I'll illt:
to 1 lit- city and ran clear into the
eii. siril.ii'L; In. in Hi. which luul .just
-toppeil at the ilcpoi. The lam was
driven by T. .1. ('nrii;y. When on the.
oli.-r -idc of Siivder'- place a clevis
' "I le 'd the toiigui' of the buggy
' i d " a id let lh..' H,le "down. The
'a !"":iiM lo run and slice led
in 'j lliii'.' a way alter they h.id drag-'-i'd
tln-ir drivr. mil of the buggy,
badly brni-iiiL'- him and cuffing. his
f The cari iag:' was not dam
aged. ' , ''
eighty odd thousuud dollars for which
the roud whs si, Id by the receier.
Tlii- money is held In the form of
certificate- of deposit, and must hi
paid next full.
S. Morris, I'nit-d Slates po-lu! "ui- Aceoidiug lo tin' report of the city
-pccior. is in Medford making an r i,!cr lor ihc mu.ih of May. Ih.
insk-etion of sidewi.lks. street lights, ,.iiy on ,1th- 1 had a balance of
-iiv.'l sign-, bouse numbering am! .v:;:i-i. Iilll.illi in il- .irion- funds nnil
l,M' lik' ' ''r to report 1 1 he ., ,,i,.nliaw in oilier I Is totaling
ii-titiiliou of a free carrier scmcc .t 1 1 'I'Im? eiiv is in a g 1
lor loci patron- of the poslofliec. ;m,. ,!,,. , ,',..,.,.
Mr. Morris i- l-o making his rcg- T, . j,. hl. vllri11K ,,,
u'ar iu-pccli.jn f lb" local office. j(v Mu,x,
This i fiernoou d tomorrow Mr. ,;,,,,,,, ,-,,. ,m, ,', ,,
Morns will vi-K all -eclious of the ,!M ;,.;. U..hi ,,. fndi ,,,.
"v " !' I'i '-liort lo .,,,.,, ,m:(1 .r,s.,.7,,. ,,.,., ,,
ht- (tvpnimoiil. It t- not pmliiililf , , , i , , ,
Pun! . lll(Hl. ll!inMT nil tlJUIil,
ilinl lii r.'purl will lo inmif itihli- - w W(. , , , , ,
mil il lh- pivcruiiMMit iiiiitnni(M--- tin i i , iu ... , ,
ii (:M't!l III nl' -IM'll n 'ric ' i i ,,, , i
n , iltlt'C (Ml 1 1 1 1 1141. Jif'IICI'llI M'WI'I-
Tho i.'-wipU of Hip luiMtl 't fic.. ; flllHt imi!inv ii;tJ(i, 'J(i02..M:
liv jitT-titirrl such n M-rvi.-p. ,islri1 (, ImlniM-,. on
:nni wilh th.- iiii.niv"iin-nls llmt Mm1 I,,,,,, 1, ; j 1 1 S.01 ; Si-vi-ntli v :--H im
Innl litis nimlf nf Inlc it will imhjil)ly ,,-,, viui-ul fuinl. nvi'nlriniii l-i:ii.l l;
1 r.lrH. ir.t.nvwi ;';;;.,-!. li.iir.iif ,-i IhhmI. .i:t.-
. , , n.'.0.'7: irrnviiy w;i(r-r fund, luilniin-1
POSTMASTER AT BUNCOM It;..:.. Ku'.m.'f ;n: ..,, aiiri.-t
BROTHER OF GARRETT V... 7. r.lni, $lH.n;4.:r,;
'dt-lriit n. S. n.nlr;Mvn 7:t-! ! .JM ;
W. If; fi)irr.-,t n' Itnn-'nui' ,i--sol ('niiiiit iivctim i(n)ptvcnii'itt t'nml,
tlipni.'h Mcilloni nml;tv on hi- wny . n i I r;i w n Alil.JS; KcmiI -ircrl ini
tu M.-ir-Mimn. Orn.. w!ipp mi SiHur- tv ciiif n( run.), nvnlmwii -t.'II.T.'i;
iliiv lii- trih-r, V,rr Onrn-lt. while iinpi cnifnt hour intrtvf finiil, Iml-in-iiin'.
hlcw tip Inmsp, killing j him. mi luin.l, $20; Trunk slreet
litiii-fir. wile iiik! (wn (Iiitilii'rM. Afr. j mmi', i fund, iitrmiint ovnr-lniwn, $20,- .
(JjirrcM i pMviiia-lir nt Itiincom. '010.33. '