Medford daily tribune., June 11, 1909, Page 1, Image 1

Medf4rd Daily Tribune L
FOURTH YEAR.
MED FORI), OREGON, FRIDAY, .JUNK 11, !)().
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NO. 72.
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GANG OF HOBOES
CHASED OUT BY
CITY POLICE
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Twenty-two Tramps Taken in Cus
tody and Forced to Go to Work
or Leave Town by Night
' Watchman Brophy.
BECAME NUISANCE
TO THE COMMUNITY
Beqqed Meals Around Town and
. ." Rushed the Growler on Tips
Picked Up.
Night l'nliccmuu .Irl'f hrophy
Thiirsdnv evening made a wholesale
roundup ofthe hoboes mid trumps
that have made Medford a rendezvous
for tlie past week, arresting 22 of
them. The men were found in bands
along the truck. . sleeping in waro
houses and boxcars.
Some of the men professed to lie
in scorch -of employment, and these,
were sent nut to work on the city
water pipe being installed by the
Kish Lake company, where they will
have a chance to make pood. The
rest will hnve to leave town or work
a jail board bill out.
. For a month past tramps have an
noyed the citizens of Jlcdford and
several burglaries have been com
mitted, for which thpy have been
blamed. They have secured meals
by heirship from door to door. They
were kept in funds by "touching" the
business men of the city for small I
change to pay , "for n meal" or
"night's Induing." TJiis money was
spent "rushirfg the growler" at night,
first one member of the gimp secur
ing a bucket- of beer and then an
other, r J 4ti'17' '
They had become bolder and bolder,
in their operations, pretending to
seek employment at a time when or
chardists, hay raisers, the P. & E.
and the Fish Lake compnny are put
ting every available man at work.
One of the arrested men proved to
be Samuel Graham, who was arrested
and fined $l"i for drunkenness last!
September.' .Ife promised to remit j
the fine, but never did. so was given
a chance to work it out.
The rest of the men were marched i
out of town. '
CIRCUIT COURT NEWS.
Juekson County bank vs. Opp Min
ing Co., action to recover money:
judgment by default.' '
Andrew Cantcdle et al. vs. Sterling
Mining Co., ordered that testimony
be taken by referee on June 28, !!)()!.
hdwin Wurman vs. Hurry Silver el
ai., action to recover money: dis
f'issed. Abraham I.. Lamb vs. Kstclle M
Lamb, suit for divorce: decree
granted. '
lollii If ir-htor vs. Henry L. Uivh-
ttT. uil t'ur lif.rce: tier roe hy dc-
K. X. Pnjviilt ( nl. vi. ,on Htl-y
et :il.. -;tp trtkni uim!'T ;nhi-cnitM)t.
In t!ic i:;ittcr nl tllf? jii;nMt'nt of
T. J. K'n n"y, .,r,nrp.l tlint I ft ir
eent he t,id n nl.'il . im
that "t f. -T. K-tmey. ..
'.xeept
OFFER PURSE FOR FIGHT
ftlTH COLORED CHAMPION
HOSTOV. nne H. FiL'ht promo
ter of CnhltieM today offered t..
post, n purse of $25,000 for a ftpht
between John -on and Kanffinan on
T.nhor day. Johnson wants $30,000
tofipht
ROGUIRIVER
Oil who iiisjiectsie
t
fruit lurkets of the ipt
is all ys impressed Mb
the eellence of ho
sweet herries from ke
far in Invest, which -ritory
:is an absoitc
mono of the prodc
tioti olthat fino frit,
the gn cherries win
have nle Oregon
mous speeding nowlmj
else bull tlie north I
oil 10 c. Such, du
nes as I produce in I be
Itogue l.,. viillcv arc
one of tlrare delieacips
!' the 1 1,1, limiicd in
consumpi n1P xm
wealthy A Gf ,i1B IJ(H,.'.
ies. An el,.llt nulhorilv
like GenrJ.'ae ( ;lu.
Hatfield. L Ynrk ,,.a.'
crs, state4.,t a carload
of such li-ies, "fancv
packed" V (). ,,,;,
currying elder of our
fruit, can lc.iP ,
net the gl.,. )(,ss
than 20 celpr ,,n'llll(i
lit Khippiiipliion. The
eastern eitul
i Mild use a
thousandfold
amount
produced toJ
'"" ricilBS in
I lie coinmercil jn0 of
cherries, owiil.,,,,,, f,.
their netivil hejiiit
chance seedL le
mifve noted heiAw jj,1(t
mid the LainbonYjth the
Iloskins and tl Mack'
Republican in , ij.,.
The fnmous',Hoi uuo
transplanted to Vgon's
congenial clime. Unio
glod in the castcrlnlcs
tor existence as tliv
1 '-
polcon, ' hut is kml .
ilay solely bv its
FAMOUS OLOGROVE
Orchard Planted by
Bybee Half ;
century Ago is ClDown to
I
Kill Pest
The famous old or.
d planted
half n century ago by
Hybce upon his river
Into Wm. !
ch, now i
known as the "Modoc CI
I." has
been cut down on ordi
from the !
horticultural insjiccfor.
owners, the Palmer Im
of Chicago.
The orchard never kne
the new
ut Co.
touch
and
in pruning Kiuic nor s
pests of all kinds ran rijtt
Notwithstanding this, the
jiears in the valley were
I th
ii on
impr-
old trees, but though fil
nt. they were w rthles
iallv.
Tin- wntiT"' nl the Tntilo Ho
ivcic Iiuhi.m throiiirh tho "rcl
tline Mpoks tTiis spring t ;
' tim. ho r-.iiir- wore inmli
lih-li. urn h- etfvo i
t'.'ivp hliL'ht tnrl ;inf il (!
to fiit ftnwn the o!rT tier
f-rr intW-tinn jn-oiid.
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THOUSANDS SEE PARADES
IN PORTLAND ROSE Shiv
i'Mi;rr.Art. o,-.. June n. t
nd of i'iti(M and vi-itor
the -t ri-e) '.! erdny afternoon
-food in fit' boiling nn to witi
the decorated hor-e and vclnele pji
ide, a ff.ijiire the roe earntv
PrnbaMy the mot intereti
"vent of the rnrnival wat hmt nichf
oarnde evpresyinir the spirit
golden wet.
VALLEY CHERRIES
TWO KITES TO A (TIICIiltY -- Cherry grove oil Hennett
two miles south, of Mcdl'm-il. I'linlod through the courtesy'
Soiillicru Pacific Co.
SUFFRAGETTE CALLS
SOLONS DEGENERATE
Woman Leader Brands California
Legislature at Meeting of
Amendment League.
OAKLAND. 'Oil., June 11. Mrs.
Lillian Coffin, , prominent suffrage
wcirker of San Kriiicmsimi, caused
.sonsatimi in sui'frao circrles by
bhrnnriiii tho nicintHTH of tho stato
IcniIiiturc of ('alif(inia an "dpp-t'n-
cnites."
At a nifetinr of I he utiMMidrnmit
'league she declared that tho nioiiKuri!
! they desired passed by thn legislators
was deserved. She said:
"If the women epeurc .anythinp" at
the hands of the leLrislaturo. it will
merely he as a jtersonnJ favrr. Tt
require eioiraye to t:o hefore a body
of deirene rules to plead a emine.
Splendid men are in tht senate, hut
tliev are in a minoritv."
PAVING COMPANY PAID
IN FULL FOR PAVING
The eity recorder today paid tin1
V:t rn-n t'unsi niei ion conip.iny 1 1
litKl. (he halnt ee due lor paviup Sev
cit h "M r' cf . The pn vnient a an-tlioriyi-.d
from proeiM-d of the
hftr d- rce.-iJIv -old In the et.ini.-i at
e emne.
nMkdnle
ordered.
The eM.M.Mon of thr
;i ci!tii ', ;j cr ju:t in "i
It).
KKe L'irl- fnnu Kranl-itort ,-ri-e,-f.
Philailelfdiia. demon-Irate the
tnnf.iehire if small arm earfrid
s with actiinl machinery in oper-
tion at the Government building at
f thtl,e Alawkn-Vnkon-Paeific
on at Seattle.
UNSURPASSED THE
.f.T?
orchard,
of the
SIGNS OF REVIVAL
Order for Twelve Millions of Feet
Received from Eastern Car
Manufacturers.
SKATTLK. June 1 1.--Washinnton
lumbermen are highly pleased today
by eastern news indicating a revival
of the lumber industrv. The news
reached the eity in the form of spe
cifications for lumber orders njre
yatiriK over 12,000.000 feet, which it
is expected will hriuj; into the north
west n ijuarter of a million dollars.
The specifications came from car
manufacturers of Chicago. St. Louis
and Milwaukee, and is the first hi'
lumber order received in AVahinnon
for nearly a year.
FIRST SHIPMENT OF
WOOL TO KLAMATH FALLS
KLAMATH KAI.I.S, June 1 1. -The
fir-t shipment of wool from Lake
county via Klamalh falls arrived in
the city last cvenine;. It consisted of
H7 oiinds. ami wriw consigned bv
I. Friinki to the O. K. Tran-.('cr Co.
Ki''ht more m nL'nnlonds of wool nre
in the rond. and will lie n-ed in the
parade on Itailroad day.
It is stated that there are oxer a
million and x half pounds of wool in
f.al e count v"this ven mos of which
Kill be shipped via Klamath Kails.
The first diiim,,nt of freight re
ceived at the dcKt for T.akeview. ar
rived the first of thn week, and a
Inr&r shipment for Paisley merchant
arrived last evening.
WORLD OVER
cognomen. Scth Llevvol
len, the pioneer nursery
man of the stuto, brought
it with othor grafted
slock from tho east by ox I
team, and the labels be
came mi.ved, the Koyal'
Anne showing such royal
cluss that it was snr
mimcd us the present Or
' cgon variety.
The fruit grown in this
valley, exulting in our
glorious sunshine, shares
m common with our ap
ples, pears; peaches and
table grapes the flavor,
nun.i.ics which ,m.
products of this valley 'so i
much lo tho front. Not
so large inn1 ipiile so juicy i
as that produced lo the 1 . '
norlh, its high color,;
thicker skin and firmerj Willi I he construclion of the Pa
texture give it Hie keep- eil'ic & Knslern railroad going on at
.iug ipuility which cnm-ful blast, the city of Kngle Point
mciiils it lo the fruil, 1 hus lakeu on a new leaso of lil'o. Tho
trade everywhere. roadhed has been graded for nearly
Cherries here begin to " '"'lc' '"""y "'" "1 learns are
produce commercially at "''i;h'.veil on the work.
.the age or four yon in. ' Throughout the Kngle Point eouii
the age of the illustrated ,1V ""' t-,v",,,sl interest is being
tree, which grew south of '"k''" wnrh. A majority 6f
Medl'ord. The foothills, I ""' lfl'" working on tho mail are
owing lo (heir immunity .homesteaders of that section and
from I'rosl. are the favor- "iii'""s in their expros-"
itc home of Ihe chcrrv. si""s "' ,vi" """rd the rond.
md it is no uncommon ""Hug the past few weeks, or
( cxparici t.. obtain WO "''' work nn the rnnd was stnrt-
" from the fruil from n sin-! m1' m,1,y loplo have visited tho city,
gle lice, based upon local I""'1 'Mv!sl"' in town l's. The ont
pi iccs. which are but n ; wjik tievex- li-tu:liti' Tor tlio -roRi-f
ruction of what the I ,,"",s "f """t'""
eastern cities are willing ' i '
lo pay in cur lots. This - IS IT A CRIME TO CALL
will give some idea of OUT THE FIRE DEPARTMENT?
what the grower can re-
.ilize from the young or- ;
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SAYS BRYAN'S HEAD !
IS FULL OF 1SH;
Col. Geornc Harvey of Harper's
. Weekly Calls Bryan's Head
Breakfast Food Receptacle.
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LAWIfKM I'., Ivan., June 11. Col.
(icorce llai'cv. editor of llamcr's
Weekly, desigaat...! Itryan's head as
"breakfast
I l placlc" at a
banilicl gicn in his honor by the
lass in journalism al the I'nivcrsity
if Kansas last night, lie said hat
i nr ac mci alia niihc-i wiui iirvan
in ImiiIoii souieliinc nco, he was con
vinced the country should have a
Democratic president, lie decided to
support bim wild his papers,
"Vriu remember. 'Hrvan came home
and maile a siieech in Madison
Square fliirdeu." said Harvey! "Then
he came out here and did the same,
showing his bend was full of mush.
l or that reason. I did not.
way clear to support him."
see niy
EMERICK WILL ERECT
NEW BRICK BUILDING
f'oiiileilinan V. ,T. Kim-ii.k will
rect.a brick building on Ihc south
sole ol Iiircrsiuo avciiiu'. in tlie rear
!of Mcrrimnii's bluckmilh shop. Ii
I " ill be 70x711 and will contain a
blacksmith hop and a steam laundry.
I Mr. Mcrrimun will niohnlilv move
bis black-milh -hop into (he new
structure, which will he equipped
with
every
idem convenience.
One entire day may be spent by the
visitor in "dninir" free moving pie -
tare shows, so nnmernus ore they, in
the buildings at tho World's fair nt
Seattle. .
EAGLE POINT
HAS TAKEN ON
LEASE OF LIFE
Railroad Construction Fills Little
City With Much Activity.
Many Men are Put
to Work.
TOWN LOTS ARE QUITE
RAPIDLY CHANGING HANDS
Goori Wi" EP"1 A" Sides (or
Road Roadbed Graded for
Nearly a Mile.
the caption,
"Kiios Caused by Carelessness,"
the
morning paper takes oeousion to
eriticiso residents on North Central
avenue and "carelessly slarlinp; a
lire" mid calling mil the fire depart
ment. They also make the slalement'
I 'tat "they mado a fire in Ihu back
yard and left it hnmiiijr, it is said,
while Ihey were visiting a neighbor."
As a mailer of fact, the lire was
not left unguarded fin' a moineiit, '
but when the grass caiighl from it
and there was danger of it getting
away, the depailtneiil wa's called, as
would he the case in any fire where
properly was in dimgnr. The dc-
parlment rcspomlcd prompllv, as did
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cjiae to call the fire department
when it is needed, fine would think
IHj
the residents of North Central
incline are children and start fires'
just to see them burn or to see the
department turn out. T note also
that a councilman slate that people
will be prosecuted for catling out Ihc
department. woeder but he would
do if a fire started near bis property.
The fire did not -lurl tin Kh caie-
lcsucs and T do not consider it a
crime to call out the dcparlment
on M,1.l1,ii uJ (1. ,,llyn
j yesterday.
Mits. j. ir. riTZdci.'Ar.T).
A monster lieep with
riecce on it- 1i;i1; i- ,, (. m
o-itics iii li Oregon Imil,
a In
r
e ciiri
al the
Seville world's fair, ,'l'lie riecce was
l.il en from ninnv -lo'cp. oec in each
eomilv -if tin1 --Inle ,'linl j. of a wood
i'M nn.ili'l a di-.!nv f the indus
trv. ,.
T'vjilosion of a yiiluna rine mine in
iL'ef found, wrecked a shin in min-
i
alure in the fat-foot lank in Ihe flnv-
eminent buildiiiL' at the Alnskn-Yii- '
' knn-Paeffic Kxnnsifion nt Seattle,
rfonrlv demonstrations nrn criveu hy
exjwrls to how the results of thin
'norf of defenqo.
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