Medford daily tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1906-1909, June 12, 1909, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE. MJSDFORD, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1909. 5 ON THE GRATER LAKE ROAD SUIT The construction of the city wator pipe line will reach the ilnnley ranch Monday or Tuesday and, pending the u',ion now in the circuit court of Jackson county, the construction crew, numbering 150 men and a large number of teams, will be held up and unless a speedy determinatiou of the matter can be had in the court the crew may be disbanded. An action at law has beeu com menced by the city toondemu a right of way through the Hanley property and the case has been set down for hearing Tuesday before Judge flanna. Unfortunately the laws of eminent domain of the state have made no provision for the immediate taking of property except by an action At law nud subject to the verdict of a jury. The .city attorney, by an amendment to the charter, .has culurged the pro cedure so 'that the city, by deposit ing a sufficient amount for the land sought to be condemned, may take immediate possession, and if the cir cuit judge holds this enlargement of the power of eminent domain to be regular, then delay will be expe rienced. If, however, the judge should hold a corjrnry view and the su preme court should sustnin his con tention, a most serious delay to the city would result, and the injury to the city as a consequence would be incalculable. With several miles of wooden pipe drying out pending the result of a long fought action in the courts, the prospect of which is not so remote as might bp supposed, the notion now pending is one of the greatest concern to the people. Ed Hanley is n man who has at all limps been nmennble to reason, and there is littlp douht that if hp -were satisfied that his action against the cily would in no trimmer be preju diced by suffering their work to con tinnV, he would yield .to tho public :'t'd ifn permit the work to go on. Tn -any event, the water from the frudhnw drop will bc'in the city and ready for distribuf inn by the middle of July and wp are assured (hat the pipe extension to Hip Queen Annp ad dition will be made about that timp. These lots are only eight minutes' walk frnni llip pnstofl'ice, and are without doubt the finest residence lots in the city. The east side is rapidly coming into its own nnd the duy is not disfanl when it will be the lam ton resilience section of the cify. See Joe Brown or Mose Rnrk dull for information concerning this property. Presbyterian Church. : Children's day services in the, morning at 11 o'clock. Goof music ' and an enjoyable day. You are all ' invilcd. Sermon al 8 p. m. on "Dan iel Webster nnd Christianity." Web- j , sfpr was one of America's most dis- j tinguislieil men, and we should study1 our great men. All come. Good 1 music. C. E. Societv at 7 p. m. I . . ' . j , First Baptist Church. I At the First Baptist church, Hev. G. l,c Hoy Hall will preach at both Services. The namPs of tho subjects which will furnish the texts might be givein, but it might be better for those who want to know what they are to attend either the morning or the evening service. Christian Science. Christian Science services are held every Sunday morning nt 11 o'clock in the Commercial club room. Subject of the lesson-sermon for June 13. "And the Preserver of Man." All are welcome. Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Methodist Episcopal Church. Next Sabbath at 11 a. m. the theme will be Mental Culture." At night he subject will he. "That Great Su pernatural Renewer." Mr. Forrest Enmcades will direct the choir, so yon ,lnn count on good music morning and evening. During the summer months the pastor will preach short sermons Snbh.ith evening". Snbhnth school, 10 a. m.: F.pworth league, 7 P- m. All are invited. e.g. f 8 SO 5 CD P CO M- Or P CD CD o O C54 Tr- CD. o W CD S 3 CD CD E CD z rH CD CD i en CD 0 - CD ?0 lJ r H 3 Bf-fc O O HP O P kJ CD cf HCD 2 CD P P O o M.rH t3f cr1 CD CD O CD C-r- 3 2 r-r CD CO O H e-r-rm "5 5n 4 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS i BUSINESS DIRECTORY '"'I TRIBUNE WANT ADS ' BUSINESS . PULLERS No mattar what it ia m want er ., Tke Tribute will help you secure it. If you hT ofnethinf you want to sell and aemetbing you want to bay, a want ad will bring the trade abont. A. unyTrn A WANTED Good steady married mau ou fruit farm, experience with fruit not necessary though desir able ; permanent job for right par ties at good wages. Apply Tribune office. . , WANTF.D Experienced waitress, $25 per month, and a chambermaid at $20 per month.' Address Morri son & Lash, Yreka, Cal. WANTED Experienced orchard man and gardener. . P. 0. Box 418, city, V ANTED 12 wood choppers to ohoi cordwood and" tierwood. Address P. O. Box 418 WANTED Crater Lake for scenery Squaw Lake for fishing. Hay, pasture and paoking from end of road. M. M. Welch. 80 WANTED Position by two girls, housework. Inquire of W. H. West, No. 4 South Central ave. FOR RENT. l''OK HKNT Largo nice room for .me or two goutlemen. Inquire ,"10 Knst Hum st. . FOB KENT House on West Fourth. Inquire of Biusuard & Connoyer, 33 South C st. 74 FOR RENT Nice furnished rooms with bath. C04 West Tenth st, near West school. , PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE. ft t FIXE Berkeley property, both im proved and unimproved, to ex change for good apple orchards in Oregon. Don't submit any prop osition under $25,000. Eugene L. Brock & Co., 2121 Sknttuck ave., Berkeley, Cal. 74 FOR SALE. ' FOIl SALE For Phoenix town prop erty, both improved and unim proved, and three good orchards, see Mutt Calhoun, Phoenix, Jack son county, Oregom FOU SALE 1 acre ground, new 7- runm house, good well, cast front; also 1-room houso, on acre; terms .t.jllO cash down und $1100 in one year, or $1.")00 cash. By owner, C. K. McComb, city. 76 FOU SALE Lot wust of city, $200; will take Remington or Underwood typewriter part payment; balance terms to suit. Address box (l."2, city 74 FOU SALE $20 cash takes two fine lots in Kenwood addition; balance $20 per month. See own er, box 111. "6 WOli SALE At a bargain 240 acres of timber land on Upper Rogue River and 240 acres of farm and fruit land in Sams Valley. For full particulars and prico apply to Ow- er, care Daily intmne, 81 FOR SALE Choice business proper ty at a bargain, on long time; easy twma. Address P. 0. Box 418. FOIl SALE 5 and 10-aere trncts ' .;),; unit nitioininff citv lim its, at a bargain, on 5 annual pay ments. Address P. 0. Box 418. FOR SALE Two lots, ftOxlOO feet each, in Ross addition, $400. Ad dress A. M. Jeffrey. 140 North D St. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Hotel Moore II. E. Brown and wife, ilornlirook. Cal.: K. W. White. Portland: Mrs. Martha Russell, Edgcwood: K. Smith. San Dingo; Clara Anderson, Myrtle Point; Ches ter Gray, TiU-oiiui; I). E. Burgess, San Francisco. ITf)!!. SA IV 7i) lltrau rt IKKU tTWAri in second your. Nearly all good fn.tt larnt rrin CAflnn KUav terms. Address P. 0. Box 477. WOOD FOR SALE Pole wood at ' $2.00 for two-horse load. Modoc Orchard, formerly Bybee's river ranch. Apply to foreman on the place. Palmer Investment Co. FOR SALE-7-Chestbrook Orchard tracts contain the finest quality of soil in the Rogue River valley for . producing apples and pears. They lie across the county road from Hillorest Orchard, two and one htlf miles east of Medford. $225 an acre in sites to suit If the purchaser desires we oontraot to . plant and care for them for five years for $65 an aore. This is the best investment around Med ford. $290 for a 5-year-old or- ' chard. Oregon Orchards Syndi cate, selling agents Rogue River vaHey. ' FOR SALE Walnut Park addition Fine large lots 60 by 125 feet The price is only $250; (25 oash and $10 a month. If yon do not know where the addition is looated we will be pleased to give infor mation at our office. We thor oughly recommend these for a home or for investment. Oregon Orchards Syndicate, selling agents, Roguo River valley. FOR SALE One fine building lot 55x245, high ground, just outside city limits on ear line; $400. Ad dress J. McHolme, 124 W. 6th st., Los Angeles, Cal. FOR SALE 18 lots on Wes 7th st, $4200; 15 lota on West 7th st, $3200, If you are here to invest, don't look any further; lots now selling from $300 to $600. Also 140 acres joining Vilas and 401 ranch, $110 per acre; all fenced; 1 good house, 2 barns, under ditch, under plow; 80 acres in grain and hay; $5000 down, balance your own terms.- J. E. Payette, city. FOR SALEA 121-2 horsepower electrio plant, all complete with gnsoline engine, generator and switchboard, and nil instruments necessary to run 130 16-cancHe lights. This plant is as good as: new; cost $1300; will take $000. Address J. McHolme, 124 W. 6th st., Los Angeles, Cnl. FOR SALE 80 acres of best farm ing land in Roguo River valley; all free soil and undor irrigation ditch, with deed right to water; two miles from railroad sliMion, quarter mile (rom Bchoolhoiue, on rural delivery route; iand now in alfalfa and grain; will make an ideal orchard ; price and terms reasonable. For infor mation call at Tribune office. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Real Estate. BENSON INVESTMENT CO. Heal estate, loans and fire insurance. Office 112 W. Mnin st., Medford Ore. Phone 3073. Printers and Publishers. MEDFORD PimLlSIIINO CO. has the best equipped job office in Southern Oregon; Portland prices. 37 South Central nve. Amusements. BIJOU THEATER West Seventh st. Continuous performance every eve ning of motion pictures and illus- j trnted ballads. Entire change of pro gram Mondny, Wodncsdny and Fri day. Admission 10 cents. 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 barguins in watches and jew elry, pistols, musical instruments. Cor. Main and Central avenue. Hotel Nash W. S. Phipp, Port land: .1. E. Swisher. Toledo; W. C. and K. Schmidt, Knernmchto; W. J. Sclby, San Francisco; F. M. Reeves, San Francisco; A. S. Needltam, Port land: J. W. Currnn, Portland: J. C. Pendleton, Table Rock; W. R. Feath- erstone, St. Louis; Jim San, Ashland; Rentals. C. U. JONES Handles rentals ex clusively. Over Bijou Theatre. BUHard Parlor S. T. BROWN & CO.-Billiards, Ci" gars una eon Drinks. Up stairs, Young and Hall building.- A nice cool place to spend the hot after noons. J. A. SMITH Tut .bop. Tin aad sheet iron ware oa aaad mad made to order. 113 North O atowt. Bill VERNE T. CANON Bill Poetar and Distributor. All orders prvnptly filled. Room 7, Jackson County Bank Bnilding, Medford, Or. Fruit Store. FRESH FRUIT We have tbTurg" ost exclusive fruit store in Medford. We have a reputation for handling only the best. We know how to bay and seM cheap. H. H. Larimer, R. R. V. R. R.. Depot JVlftoniaya COLVIQ & REAMS W. JC. Ootvig, C. L. Reamee. Lawyers. Offioe: Medford Bank Building. Seoond Floor. ' . W1THTNOTON k KELLY lawyers, PORTER J. NEFF Attoraey-at-law No. 9 D street, ground floor. Opfat . DR. OOBLE The enly axotaaive ep tieian betweea Portlaae and 8m rametito Offioe an Weat Maa ataeet aad railroad. CALL ON DR. E. J. BOKNHR, Eye specialist, when others Ml. Offiae in Eagle Pharmaey. Main 38. Eaet Main near D.'Anjou. Nurteriea EDEN VALLEY NUR8BHY N. 8. Bennett, Medford, Or. Grow trees that sell, sell trees that grow and fniit true to Inbel, Phone 3221. ROGUE RIVER VALLEY NURSERY Growers of high-grade nursery stock. C. E. Cook, Prop. R. R. V. depot. P. O. Box 841. Phone 883. Medford. Furn Iture LET THE MISSION FURNITURE WORKS make that pieoe of furni ture. Any design, any color, any finish dull, waxed or polished Shop on cor, of 8th and H strets. MOUDOFF & WOLFF Cook StoveB and Ranges. New and Seoond Hand Furniture. Ends' old stand, 18-28 P St .South. Phone 91, Medford, Or. , Underakert. MM) FORD FURNITURE CO. Un dertakers. Day Phone 353. Night Phones C. W. Conklin 36; J. H. Butler 1 18. Dentists. DR. FRANK ROBERTS Deutist. Office hours; 8 to 12, 1 to 4. Miles Building, Mnin street, Medford, Ore. goa- DR. WALTElfR. STOKES Successor to J. M. Keens. Dentist. Garbage A. C. MUNCH will call tor Rubbish and dispose of same at any time at a reasonable charge. Address Med ford Postoffice. Sljns SIGN'S Display advertising, Mor gnn o: Stoeckmnnn, Miles bldg. vjslclansanjSueons DR. R. J. CONHOY Buocossof to Dr. Jones. Office in Stewart Build ing. S. R. SEELY, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Modern equipped operat ing moms. X-Ray. Office hours: 10-12, 2-4 p. m. Office in Jackson C. Bank Building. DR. F. 0. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteop at h i e Physicians. Mission Block, Phone 21, Medford. W. C. Walling, Floyd Daggett, Spo kane; L. Knlmup, Ran Francisco; L. T,. Knvser, San Francisco: J. IT. Rose, Seattle;' E. O. Kecdy, Denveri C. A. Morris, New York. Table d'hote dinner at the Nash grill Sundny evening. Special music. PIPELINE WORK LUY BESTOPPEB The Right of Way Over the Hanley Ranch Being Fought Out In Court Adverse Decision Would Be Expensive. ' 1 James K. Pattou to John F. The suit to tie up the Crater Lake road appropriation, which is now on in the Marion county court, will be . tried out on uoxt Wednesday at 1 ' p. m. The attorneys in the case are , hard at work and will be thoroughly prepared when the matter comes up. Tho attorneys, upon consultation, thought best to take some evidence so that the mailer might be presented to the upper court in tho most favor able light. For that reason they filed n demurrer to the amended com plaint of the plaintiff which the court overruled; they then filed an answer, to which the plaintiff filed a demur-: rer, and when the demurrer was over ruled a reply was filed. In the reply Atlornoy McMnhon de- ; nied that the road was to be con st runted from tho Idnho line to the Pnnifio ocean, that the road would , be of benefit to the state at large, that it was not the most direct and logical oourse for such a road. The! attorneys for the defendant have ; agreed with tho attorney for the plaintiff that they may produce such witnesses an they desjre in evidence regarding the route of the road and ' as to its benefits. Iif order that such evidence may be introduced the nttorney for the plain tiff ngreed that the affidavits of witnesses not present will bo admit- , ted ns ovidenco actually introduced. For this purposo Judge W. M. Col vig is preparing affidavits of local poople regarding the rond, which will bo introduced ns evidenco nt tho trial. Tha chief disputed fncts in tho case , are: That the road whon completed will pnss nlong the most prnoticnl roulo: that Die rond, on nccount of ' ." heavy snows, will be unavailable for at least nine months in the yenr. The nllomoys for the defense believo that limy will be able to jrove that the rond will be of benefit and that it will be fit for uso most of the year, . and it is upon this fact thai they are basing their endeavors. The evidence will be taken next Wednesday and the evidence made up then. Front (bis the attorneys for the defense will ask Ibe court to make its findings of fact and from the decision rendered an appeal will bo (alien to (He supreme court forthwith, 'flic case will then bo advanced on the calendar, and by the middle of July a decision should be obtained from Ibe supreme court. Judge Colvitr has prepared a very interesting affidavit regarding the road, which will be forwarded to At torney Renuies at onee. He will gather a few others from men who know the country thoroughly nnd submit them. Attorney Rcnmes writes that he will remnni in Salem until the matter is decvled during tho next week. THE NASH GRILL Tublo d'hote Dinner, Sunday, June 13. Medallion an Caviar Olives Pickles Salted Nuts Consomme Royal Okra a In Creole Filet of Sole Banco Tartar Potatoes Julienne Sliced Tomatoes Head Lettuce French Dressing Sweetbread Patties Petit Pois Fruit Punch Nabisco Wafers Roast Young Turkey Snge Dressing New String Beans Mashed Potatoes Peach lee Cream Assorted Fancy Cakes Neufebatol Cheese. ' Bent's Crackers Cafe Noir CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE. Office of the City Treasurer, Mud ford, Ore., June 11, 100!). -Not ice is hereby given that there nre funds in the city treasury for tho redemption nf the outstanding warrants issued against Seventh street improvement fund, protested January 8, 1000. In terest on the same will cense after the nhnve dnte. ' L. L. JACOBS, City Treasurer.