Medford daily tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1906-1909, June 21, 1909, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOKD Daily FOURTH YEAR. MEDFORD, ORKGON, MONDAY, JUNE 21, u NO. 80. V U AT I In! NEW YORK, June 21. An unverified ruimir (hat llurrimuii died in Kurope to day caused groat confusion on Willi street. A sharp break in the market followed the circulation of the report. The directors of the I'liion Pa cific were advised when they last received word that llnr rinian was supimscd to he in Vienna todav. NEW TRAIN SERVICE IS IN Shasta Limited Passed Through Med ford Monday Morning on Time to a Dot. Train No. 12, ihe Slmsta Limited. pa sod through Medford north on her first regular trip Monday morning, and Judge V. M. Crowell of the First National bank was tin first Medford passenger to take advantage of the new .-ervice. The train was on time to the minute. The new schedule is as folm: Northbound. No. 10 Koseburg local, . .7:41 a. m. No. 12 Shasta limited ... 0 :2o a. in. No. Ui- Oregon express. . . 3:'J4 p. in. No. 14 Portland express. . S :J!) p., m. Southbound. No. li--SluiKtu limited. . .5:."iU a. ni. No. 15 Calif, express .. 10 :35 a. ni. No. 13 S. F. express 3:32j). m. No. 19 Ashland pass. .. 10:45 p. m. Train No. 0 does not connect at Roseburg with trains going north, and jNo, If runs only to Ashland. Shasta limited, Nos. 11 and 12, are not intended for local travel and parties hoarding same must apply for reservations in advance. , But little baggage will go forward by this train. Baggage will follow. For local points passengers should lake trains 10, 12. 15 and Ui. Hoing north, the Portland express makes only the larger town stops. No. 13, however, makes the usual stops. The eoaeh heretofore carried on freight train Xo. 225 is discontinued. Lo c a 1 f re i gh t s will pass , red f o rd (lining the day instead of night as heretofore. Trains 11. 12. 13 and 14 alone earry mail. This new service is the be-t the Nogue River valley has ever had. Letters mailed in Portland before 5:P0 p. m. will reach Med ford at 5:0 the following morning as will the Telegram and the Journal, each which will be delivered ..-o that "ple will be able to have a m;ws- i nape? at the breakfast table, which ill bo somewhat of a novelty to 1 -xon'p of Medford. Fine Oxfords. l:i t.-l'i. I,!;i,'l; r "r, X'-r wo K.,r men, .)( ihe dre.icer-i ii;id saurnilN are i:re.iily in need "f a telcphnre lire. !'"d it nppertr there i n irnod .ipnTi tur the riLiit man to put in a "trnl line. RUHT HARRIMAN IS DEAD 4 PLACER GROUND mi rwiiio onrn ON EVANS CREEK IE Party of Cnlifornians Inspected Property and Bonded Some Rich Placer Ground 12 Miles Up Evans Creek. MAY BRING DREDGERS FROM CALIFORNIA Woodville School Districi Corrects Defect in Previous Bond Issue By Voting Again.. During the past neven days mat ters of much importance to Wood ville und other placer mining dis tricts occurred, when a party of men inspected and bonded some rich placer ground about 12 miles up Evans creek for the sum of $80,000. The proposed purchase, if consum mated, will mean the erection of one or more dredgers by men who have been operating dredgers for a num ber of years in California for them selves and for some of the largest financial interests that have backed dredging operations in one of Cali fornia's greatest dredging areas, This is not preliminary to an offer f stock to cover operations in the erection of the necessary machinery; these men will not need outside fi nancial nssn-lnuee. Bonds Are Voted. At a special school election in Woodville. held on the I!th iust.. a vote was taken on the jpiestion of issuing bonds in the Mini of $15,000 for the purpose of creeling and equipping a two-.-tory brick school-hoie-e. Twenty-nine ha Mots were cjcTt, each readinu, "llonds Yes." This special meeting was held to cure a defect sjiid to have existed in the proceedings when the question of bonds was first voted upon. The making of the brick for the new sehoolhouse is going steadily ahead with a full crew of men at the Ifortou brick yard, about one mile from town. , The Kntipp sawmill, wliieh has the contract fr furnishing Ihe wood work Cnr the Wnndville school build ing, has heen shipping material the past week for a similar huihling at Myrtle Creek. The Southern Tacific luis again changed it.s depot agent at this 4iut. Mr. Fields, the retiring agent, treated the puhlie well. The committee of citizens which guaranteed the .$2000 required by the county court to be donated at this point in the erection of the new steel bridge across Kogue river, in re ceiving substantial bilcking by the signatures and subscriptions of the villagers: Mr. Cone of the box factory was in town Saturday arranging for the site for his new building. Sale of the J. II. Whipple ranch is reported. It is about one-half 'mile out. Other deal- lately made include a lot to Mr. Klizabeth Wil ' sun of Li ingston. Mont. AIo a 10 Mcre. tract, out four mile-, from Geo. II. Ke-ter-'jii to Idaho investors. ; Mr. I,. H. Kllis is at work on. a . ('fi.i'ort.'ihle cottage nc.tr t'un. and .1 ' 11C.V rut:;li;e ln-iliu' ereeti'i! by Xtui li'I M;;ihi C'-i'iv a I'"..; uf p. 'I'd. Mr. !!. A. I'icrce, who forrnei'ly M,l ;,. nt, l.'.ignc iv. cr iKan! fir.M t- I':!--. h;t iu-l nio-.i'd ittlo lr ori'hi'rd home 'ti the W" "dlnim ' p'nee. All exjiei't t.'aiit'it nia dredLii! n..iti is at worl- overh.vi! in: the ti:.'iiL'i:.'' I plant of the White Shcbley II mt 1 Mit itii; Co. It is expected lll.lt dO ilavw will be reunited to C"ltip!cte tile I work. TWO FORTUNATE ARE 10 SEE . . 1 t v , i . WTV J - E2sffiSr -r'i J H point raow r uioKoirr .1 Interest in Oile il ill.- ruiul- YOUNG LADIES WORKING HARD . TO SECURE TRIP TO THE FAIR Sure trips to the lair, and the pos sibility of seciiiL' Yellow-tone I'ark. the "Wonderland of America," are causing some ardent work to be done by the younger set of young 'adies around Medford and vicinity. However, I he re is still the oppor tunity for many more to become our guests on these fair trips, as the ter ritory is large, and 30 yearly sub scriptions can easily' be secured, (es pecially more so. when one is given the privilege of securing old subscrib ers renewals, along with new sub scriptions. All should remember, these trips will be given to each and every one who secures 1(0 yearly subscriptions to The Medford Daily Trfibune or j the equivalent to the same. j There are no doubt many young la- j dies who would be pleased indeed to go as our guest, and enjoy u week's j trip at Ihe fair with all e. tenses paid, but leaving never done any snlic- j filing, they arc afraid of their aiiil- . it v to secure the required number of' i subscriptions. Itather than try and, I make a failure, as they feel sure of, ': ! 1hey would homier lose the oppor '(unity. ! To thc-e youiiLr ladies then; is thi induce- try ii for a few days and j s(m what success ymt meet with, ji iifted ability ir- something very few !are fortunately bestowed with, but ilhe basi- for the -.ame all have, and' ; with cultivation and determination ; there are none but what '-an make an ".-.'!nt record for them-elves. To ill" one liC'.ci- 1) '"'' . '-'!-( !m j it i! a d rneef the public, they nnt- im'i tVcl i'lNi'i, I, i h--" i. Vt- .h.-:r !(i.:uv- are m:d wliiM-f tin-v iuvt lived, . , ihe -.-n - l.:-, : to meet , !!.! -'r.o,rfj-. Kv.:i -jjould it . rii-M'tifj- tot;i -t-a' -o.rs. olic :lM' n:e-i! - of ii.-V''oplii'' will. !.' cr. p'-v-epn,;.c. ;(!oI tad, which . .'Mer U-f- ur.r- It. of ii -ca !-alible j '!(. to one. ! N'-.w ilu.t there ab..,in.-!y the; j uranee of a week's outing at tho 'fair to every one securing the 30 ' YOUNG LADIES IHIS POINT FREE poin t. (lie Yelln tiitte National I'arh. yearly -ubscripl ions, it gives to ihoe who did not feci that they eared to put forth efforts in Ihe contest where (here was the possibility of receiving no compensation for their trouble the opportunity of taking up this work, knowing that within two or three weeks they will be entitled to a week's visit at the fair. There are three special offers Ihat were announced Saturday which, if taken advantage oT, will be instru mental in giving every one a big lift. Uut u r weeks now remain before the girls securing these trips will be known, and then on to the fair for all. Big Week Ahead. To the contestant securing the best results Ibis coining week is the one that will add materially to her vote list, and stand the best opportunity of securing the chaperon trip to Yel lowstone Park. All three special offers are good for one week only, closing next Sat urday night. This should he your banner week in gathering hi your promises, as the evtra vote should not be lightly overlooked. . Yearly Subscriptions. A big opportunity is today given the young ladies competing for the prize trips offered by The Tribune to secure the benefit and credit of live yearly sub-cvipt'ions. To the ouMtr lady securing the most buwi nps's between now and next Saturday nigh: will be given credit for five yearly u!seripiinu-. Tbi- is a good c-Iimvcc for -one one to lessen ihcir -tip'ilcfed nf) yeailies by five. ihu having to only -ecute 2'i subscrip tion ih order Uj -cue i be A.-V.-i'. fair t no, 15.003 Free Votes. To the fine -eeurim.' the movt busi-i;c-s lieuei-ii now and n'xt Saturday night. bc-i'Ic-i -e'-uritig (he credit for five yearly subscriptions. ' will he given a bonus ballot good for ft, 000 (Confinued onVire STAND 10 TO 2 I FOR ACQUITTAL Came Into Court Saturday at Noon and Were Discharged Cost of Trial Was Over $50,000.00. CALL PUBLISHES AN EDITORIAL ON THE CASE Says the Fabric of the Law Gives Way Before the Weight of Great Wealth. SAN FRANCISCO, June 21. The (jury in the Calhoun bribery case came into court yesterday nt nonu land reported Unit thoy were hope lessly disagreed. They stand 10 to 2 for acquittal. Thus closed a trial that ran for months and cost I lie city over $50,000. The San Francisco Call, owned 'by John D. Sprockets, was the only morning papor of this city to pub lish an editorial on the action of the ) jury- "The simple moral of the Cullioun triul and its outcome," stales Ilic J Call, "is that a wicked rich man has it better chaneo of getting into hca- ven than an outraged public hn-. of getting hiin into jail. . "The fabric of the luu gives way .under the weight of millions Ihe I penal code is not built to hold against Ihe pressure of the pluiocrnl. espe cially when his crimi- - committed ri ir:i iii'-t lite public." PARTY OF LADIES WENT TO ASHLAND ON SPECIAL A number of Medford ludicswcnt up lo Ashland Saturday ou tho Cal ilorniu special, reluming in tho Med ford nutos, Thoso making the trip were Mrs. II. P. Theiss, Mrs. W. I. Vawler. Airs. ( has. M. Delhi, Mr. ,Kdgar Mater. .Mrs. C. I. Hutehason, Mrs. J .11. Torncv, Mrs. J. M. Kecne, Mis. Y. Stoke,' Mrs. Purcell, Mrs. II. C latm-dcn, Afrn. Dimtap, Mrs. K. It. Pickel. .rrs. ('has. Itishop, Miss Nelson. SCHOOL ELECTION WAXES WARM AT THE FINISH It may possibly ..urprisc several resident ol Mcdlord lo know that there is a cliool election on this nf tcrtiooii, mid us the cloin time lor Ihe polls i;roH.s near lite libt is de veloping tllleM'Clcd varialtes, I'ricnds of fo men bciny out iu force. W. T. York and (I e K. .Marshall are the two candidates. FARMER SELLS OWN MAKE OF BRANDY; FINED $200 KI'dKXK, June HI. - CharlcJ Knopp, 'a farmer, was lined .fjlltl by, .Iitdjie Harris, of the circuit court. I yesterday for selling; prune brandy, which he hud mauufaciureil on his farm, contrary to the local option law. The triind jury is still working ,on other Iiiitoi' case., and five se cret iuilictntctils were returned yes terday. lhoe imljcteil tint yet bcinir in ceiody. New Cases. V. S. Tiijhill s. m. ri ,l. II. I.. fie-chcM, ,1,,;,... ii.'i-i,.,., in,.. del- ' i. ftrrn. .,f M,.,!f'on .l.-vi li v (',,.: ictiici to recoier .loMcv. V. I. Va.vtcr. .ttlonicy for plnoiliif. Threff sa Vtnills are in operation, and fourth tins done some sawine; mid wjll do more in fhe near future. Boys' Clotlilnfl. I Hoys' fine clolliinR nl . Hpeeinll priceii thin week. Sec li.ii Dyke's. EXPRESS THEIR 'Wire President Colvlg Thanks for Entertainment Afforded Them Saturday by Local People. EYES WERE OPENED TO RESOURCES OF VALLEY Everything Went Off Without a Hitch Saturday Visitors Took Great Interest in Orchards. San Francisco, Cnl., (1-20, 'nil.- Win. Colvig, 1'roHident , Mcdlord Coiunierciiil Club, .Meilloid, Din. That autoino- ' niobile ride through the beau- til'ul liotiub Rivor valley not 4 only intide lbtl Cnliforiiiacs 1 1 1 1 1 j and refreshed, but it opened their eyes to your 4 resources. After tho indi- 4" x'idiuil tlinnks expresBCtl to your people, all of you know full well how much nppreoi- 4 alcd the courtesies were. (Signed) California Promo- lion Couunittco, by Kttfus 1. Jennings. 4- Xcer was an ttnliirtaiument ten dered a visiting; party in .Medford carried tint with a realcr decree of -itri'iss Itinii that of Saturday last, when tlx1 California business men re .t 1 1 i-i i i itr 1 rum a Irip to Iho A.-V.-P. e.vpoHitiou wero met at the depot by nutos and taken to Ashland, where they regained tlicir train. Every thing went off without a hitch, bar- . fine; the difference .in time of arri val, the train arriving at 2 :'Jt p. in. inntend of 2:45 as advertised. Large Crowd on Hand. Seventh street presented n metro politan uir ou Saturday, if tho crow;ds were any crilcriXn. liver "0 autos were in -siht,' :tl bciui; used to carry the visitors. They wero filled without disturbance and the loiter line started. I The ride to Asbbiiid was enjoyed by the visitors very much, if thjr 'expressions of wonderment were tiny I criterion. Knrh car was drixen by u j Medford booster, who employed hit time in telliujr his passengers ol' till) valley. When the parly arrived in Ashland they were lukeii to the grove lor a lew luoineuts, end Ibcii taken lo their rain. JACKSONVILLE ITEMS. Mrs. Iloru IInrbaui:li accoiupnuied Mrs. Ii. Sti'tidluan as Tar as Allluiid ou her way home to Anaheim Fri dny. 9 Miss Frances Nuitiiiii and Miss Kiniita Judge spent Friday a fterimoii willi.Mcdfoid friends. Dr. Ii. F.. Kelscy was up from Hold Hill Thur-il;i. bu-iiie.-. AM.::- .). X. .loli,,.,,,, ., flinnls I'a - iitii'inlitiL' ; ntii-r-. ni the con ri ltoni. i'ltnrsil.. v . .Mrs. Win. lirievc p,.t,i I ,,,! , i f;.' iu Mi ill'ord. .Mr-. II. llenn ol A-bland has !"i,.i'i! Ii.ir tlaiu'liier. Mi-s Ci.ice lleniy. ;,h,l th.'.v lia-.c l.',!.e,i bo,lC- lii.'.'pii.g i . ,mi- ii, the K.tbli bo,tsc.t Mr. and Mrs. ,fcs-e Kose have re nin, ed to Senile, alter a week's vi --if at the borne of Or. If. T. Ilur ni'lt. Parasols and Umbrellas. ' floe-tbird of on nvor.v pnroI nun umljMlla in van fyke s More ling week.