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edford Daily
UNE
FOURTH YEAR.
CRATER LAKE BILL I
FREE
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Galloway Also Raises Point That
Stale Mas No Jurisdiction Within
the Boundaries of Crater
Lake National Park.
MONEY MUST BE RAISED '
AT ONCE TO DEFRAY THE
EXPENSES OF AN APPEAL
Case Is Not as Yet Lost, as Supreme
' Tnurt M.iv Reverse Decision
" '
of Galloway.
SAI.HM. June 2i (Special.)
Judge Galloway this inmiiiuj; hel the
("niter bake mud bill uuoouBtitn
tioiiul. His decision rends us fol
lows: "In ihe .Tillamook uct $10,000 was
appropriated to aid the eouuty in
cnnstnicliiie; a public highway along
the coast tor probably Ml miles or
more, $1000. of which was to be used
for a branch road leading from Xe
tart't bay to" near Tillamook City.
This section of Tillamook county was
sparsely settled, though possessing
great scenic beauty and wonderful
natural attractions, inducing tourist
travel. The present net appropriates
$.100,000, conditional upon Jackson
couutv raising a like sum In aid said
county 10 build a public highway
from the city of Medford to the west
boundary of the ('ruler Lake National
park, anil not to Crater Lake, as
some imagine: also $."ifl,0(IO condi
tional i Khnuath county contrib
uting n like sum. lo aid said county
to build a comity r 1 from Klaiualh
Falls to the eastern boundary of said
national park and not to the lake
within said park, for our stale i
without jurisdiction, and can do no
work or exercise any authority with
in the national park, including Crater
lake.
Continuous Highway.
"The present act now here pro
vides for aiding in the construction
,.t l,il,v l',., U.l-
ford in Jackson county to Klamath
Falls in Klamath county, as there is
an intervening segment of more than
IS 1-2 miles which is to be made, if
at all, by the national government.
Jackson nty ha raised or ap
propriated the amount required, hence
under tho provisions of chapter 191
f the laws of 10(1(1. $.0,000 be
comes available for u-e in Jackson
county only and upon a certain spe
cified county road heading from
Mcdford in said county to the west
ern boundary of Crater Lake National
park. The court is not informed that
Klamath county lias made any ap
propriation as required by the act,
hence the $.,(Unui .-lppropriiiled ex
clusively for Klamath county is not
available and may never become n.
Act Is Local.
"The present act is clearly local,
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DELIVERY
WH l nil i rxm
ma
TRIPS TO TIE
Each Day New Contestants Enter
Field and Try to Secure Needed
Thirty Subscribers.
Kach day brings forth new candi
dates who, having tried for a few
days securing subscriptions for the
lair trips, fed positive that they can
now go ahead and secure the roij'iired
number entitling them to the vaca
tion trip.
Thirty yearly subscriptions are not
hard to secure if you go nbout it in
the right way. (Set . among your
friends and with the united efforts
of all, one will be able In easily se
cure the trip to (he fair, und have a
good opportunity of, securing a trip
to Vcllowstono Park.
There is a lot of good territory iu
and around Medford, where candi
dates can go and secure good returns
for their trip.
Candidates sli.mld not overlook the
excellent upporl liniry offered for this
week's work, and it will be instru
mental in giving. nil a big increase in
voles for the final counting.
Big Week Ahead.
To the contestant securing the best,
results this ioming 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.
Yearly Subscriptions.
A big opportunity is today given
the young ladies competing for the
prize trips offered by The Tribune
to secure tho benefit and credit of
five yearly subscriptions. To the
i young lady securing the most busi-
ness between now and next Saturday
night Will be given credit for five
i yearly subscriptions. This is a good
I chanoe for some one to lessen their
stipulated 30 yearlies by five, thus
i having to only secure 25 subscrip
tions iu order to secure, the A.-Y.-P.
I fair trip.
15.000 Free Votes.
j To the one securing the most busi-
ness between now and next Saturday
! night, besides securing the credit for
' five yearly subscriptions, will be
given a bonus ballot good for 15.000
voles. This makes it possible for
any contestant to get out among her
friends, and by united efforts se
cure these 15,000 free votes, also
j credit for five yearly subscriptions,
thus pnttiuc herself at the head of
jibe list and having a lead for the
ichapelim honors.
! j).- it applies to only two counties;
it is aNti 3MfiaI. heeanse it lim
; ited to a specified section and fr
Uovoral purposes onl,y( that is, tho
; proposed appropriation enn hp n-ed
(inly in the enntie of Jackson and
' Klamath and for a ppeeinel pnrpoee.
I viz.. (he luiiMiriu of a eertain pfH
( "imI highway in atd counties. The
jaer U therefne !or:il and special and
; come clearly within the inhihitinn
placed upon such measures by sec
tion L?-1 . article 4. of our constitution.
Therefore, the enmphijnt will he sus
tained and injunction made per
petual." (CoDttntml on paf 8.)
MEDFORD, OREGON,
GRACE BEDFORD TAKES
POISON BY MISTAKE
Young Woman of This City While a tWork in 6rants Pass Hospital is
Accidentally Poisoned and Dies Before Aid Could Be Sum
monedRelatives Live in Medford Was to Have
Been Married Next Week.
Miss Grace Bedford of this city,
who during (ho pat six months has
been at work in a hospital in Grants
Puhb, accidentally poisoned herself
last evening, and when found at 0
o'clock Tuesday morning was so far
rone that she could not he revived
and passed away. Her relatives in1
(his city were notified and a sister
took the morninqr flyer for Grants
I'ass, them to take charge of the re
mains. The ene was purely accidental, as
the yonnir lady was in the host of
spirits. She had been worked down
during tin1 pust tew months and was
taking a mild stimulant in order to
leep. Tn some manner she took poi
on Moiidiiv cveiiiiitr by tnitalce.
The saddest part of the uiifortn
nate a f fair was the fact that some
where on the railroads from the east
COMMERCIAL CLUB
A meeting of the Medford Cora- j
ineivial club is called for tonight at i
H p. m .at the club rooms to consider
the decision again.-t the Crater Luke j
road and provide ways and means j
for an appeal. A full attendance ia :
desired. !
VM. M. COKVIG, President, j
Though generally expected, much
indignation is expressed iu Medford
over the decision of Circuit Judge
Galloway at Salem holding the Crater
Luke road appropriation unconstitu
tional. The case will 'be appealed at
once to the supreme court and the
commercial (dub will discuss ways
and means tonight.
STANDING OF CONTESTANTS IN THE CONTEST
lli'iiii iiilii'i'. vim run lake the
nil !-nlsiTiitiini!- carry vuls.
Mi-v ;ii. Tire
Mis Kvn I'nttcison
Mis M.-ihi'l CnriiT. . . .
.Nfiss Knla .Ja'r.liii
Miss le WillianiB. . . .
Mi.-s Mni'l .Mi"-spnpor.
Mi-. I. in-ill' lliiniihi'rv
Mi-s Anna Spii-pi-
Mi- rurdt'lia Rcntt-r. .
Mi-.- Miii-lhn l'iii-i'. . . .
Mi W'iniie Junes ....
Mi-- Manna Tliii-I. . .
Miiy Mii.-I,. li. . . .
Mi- IVnrl ir.illcnlici-k.
Mis- M.-ihel I'liv-niw. . .
. .
I 'iinii-stanis nr not limited to
i-tiieri-d. hill ni-e allowed to
eimiitv or stnte.
TONTKST f'IX)SKS
t4MMfMf
TUKSDAV, .IUNK 22, I'JO!).
SEPTEM
a young dootor is speeding westward
to make her his bride. A house had
been fitted up in this city and the
ceremony was to have taken place
the first of the week.
Miss Bedford's mother and step
father. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Coop, of
this city, reside in North Medford.
They were (tailed this morning and
Mrs: Coup is prostrated. A sister of
Miss Bedford. Miss Hughes, left for
Grants Pass. ,
The nurse iu charge of the Grants
I'hsw hospital stated over the tele
phone l hi- morning that she knew
pothiii-r of tin nl'fjiir until after Mi
lii'dford had tailed to respond lo her
hell ;il ( o'clock this morning, when
.-he went 10 her room and found her
nearly dead. kv. Klattniau war- .sum
moned, hut he could do nothing.
Th" remain- will be brunch I lo
ihi- citv for interment.
MEETING CALLED
It is generally regarded that the
court wont out of its way iu hunt
ing up objections to' the appropriation
discovering some not touched upon
law by Attorney AleMiihon. and that
an extremely narrow view of the
ease was taken typical of the moss
backism that has so long retarded
the development of the state.
( 'on fide) ice is expressed I hut the
supreme court will take , a broader
view of the situation, and if not, an
initiative petition will be circulated
and submitted to the voters at the
next general election for an amend
ment to the constitution permitting
-tale constructed highways.
trii nnv time vui i-huip. mid llml
Midlord :tl.SJ(i
Hi - dfurd 1(1.184
M. - dfi.rd
son
I.'idd
I :t8:t
0.0(18
4.-i:t
600
71 (i
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'():,
2.117
. .M.'dford
. .t'i'iiti-nl IViint
. . Vntrnl INiint,
. .1 Vntial I'nint.
. .Jarksonvillp .
. ..Irieksmivilli; .
. .Illnlio
..Oiil.l Hill ....
..fi.dil Hill
. . (i'-ants Pass ,
. . IVrispect
. .A-lilaml ....
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y. n. 2.
the ili-ti iets
in whieli ihev
vnies IV. .in any other disiriet.
.II7.V 17. 1009.
BER
TO ESTABLISH
VALIDITY OF
CERTIFICATES
Receiver Reddy of Medford and Cra
ter Lake Road Starts Suit in
Circuit Court. '
Iteeeivcr J. F. Kcddy of tho Med
ford uud Crater Luke railroad,
through his attorney, Hubert G.
Smith, has begun an action in the
circuit t;o uit of Multnomah county
I to establish the validity of eertil'i
'e.ates of deposit amounting to $81,
r00 on the failed Oregon Trnst &
Suvings bank, which Receiver T. C.
Devlin and the. German-American
bank, which assumed the liabilities
of Hid failed bank, have rvidentl
repudiated, though I hey bad roeog
ni"d them as legitimate liabilities
, 'or neai ly two years. Following this
-ail "vill come a mm' for an account
ing ol l be asseth ol the Oregon Trust
v Savings hark Mid a public si lung
of the miniteti.a s l. v l"--b the
brink'' i"--el- h.lie I ecu di-pned of.
Sl.TiOII c- I i' ica le- ot deposit
s-.'til the p-itehase price pa il fur
ill- MimIJ'ihiI mill i l.iicr lake niiii-imd
ul receiver s si
it-sciale tw
moi'c.v, ')(i H
Mil'
Lp-i-ai-v;; , .
' al
f" -M. d urd
tail' night a?,
ill" be-l niiiil
gor-e Kiltie .
Tht'i's mailed J
Ifep.m. wiJJ
Ma- loll-,-, icy
Kaj j
Sy Geo'ge K-les lmd
y-ars ago, find the
' ' - v
can be built
WILLIAM WlMirr.
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AlljP.vl, Snt- I
(-I ' 1C Vim I-'
I in i,i VI,.,,-1
)iirx -Ii.hiiiI
l'X(;
un-'"
tin-r 1
iL7 I . -
ii-miiiiiIi.iii of (In- linl. ill y Ihe eer-
lilieales of dei.osit : in other words,
sell the Imiids for the 8I, "1(1(1 due on
ilm eeriiiieaie, of de,osii. when,
however, the Allen interests agreed
lo this, l)evliii and Ihe (Icrtnnn-
Aineriean hank reln-eil in earrv it
. out, and now demand par value for
lie bondB and repudiate the rartifi-
eates of deposit entirely.
If the repudiation of ihe rertil'i-
enles or deposit is sustained, it will
iinnul the sale of the Medford and
Crmer Lake railroad to the Pacific &
r.nstern an iltlu-ow it liaek into pus-
session ot die receiver for a new snle
and Ihe I ds will he tvorllilc . So
n is iiurii 10 uuoersiiMHI wluil anie
Receiver rteviin and the German-
Aineriean hank are playinc. unless it
is to hold up M. Allen.
Receiver Reddy i- C.i 1 , loii.M
the suit in order to protect the inter-
estn of the .10 odd creditors of Hie
.Medford and Cralcr I.nke rail'ond
w illi claims nuainst Ihe 81.."()0 pur-
ehnse price. There is no other re-
course left.
Pending the settlement of the mud-
die. il is entirely proliahle that Mr. I
Allen will stop construction of tho C Finw of Table Rock was a ro
I railroad. cent visitor in Ifedford.
NO. 81.
15th
Two Carriers Ordered for This City
and One Substitute Govern
. . nient Gets Into Action
in Quick Time.
WILL GREATLY RELIEVE
CONGESTED CONDITION IN
THE LOCAL P0ST0FFICE
With New Train Service and Carriers
Portland Mail Will Be Delivered
Before 9 A. M.
WASHINGTON, June 22. Med-
ford Daily Tribune, Medford, Ore.
Free mail delivery for Medford, effec-
VA Spntemher IR. Twn carriers and
nnft substitute ordered. fSianed
I0D NEWS
COMES ey
WIRE
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for h i 21H","?!r w. stor and fla?rej
i v Lflllll t I liiiir hi. IM
.-. ""vo us a """Oaiow-come and
v. UHESSER'S OFFICE.
'nasasnaauui.auatwt
WTlNTEn
...... 1.1 (i.-niiic into Ht'lion litter tho
in,.,.,,. i,ide his rejwrt, whieb. wan
,1,,,,,. tl. fim) f (hiH month,
MALTREATED GIRL:
GETS LIFE TERM
,(tS ANdKI.KS, .lune'J l.('on-
visied of eonliiiunlly mistreiititiK his
12-yeiii-nld si. i-dai:);l,ler.. Dr. A.
Duneansim. a well-ediienieil physi-
1-11111 of middle iijje, was toilay Ben-
leneed hv .ludjie Ituvis iu the Super-
inr rourt lo lite iuipris entt in Sun
(uenlin. Tile rourt delivered a
sralhuiff denuneinllou of Ihe prisnner
! pa-sin' sentence. Dnitciinson
( i-cniiiiti-ly ilcnicil In- uuil'.
Great Rallies at Tabernacle.
V.-M I...11IV dnv several sp,..i
nillii- will he held. A ureal llilile
.chool rally will lie held at !) :4." a.
in. Aim. ",".n ii-i--i-nl. .-mil every
inciiilier of Hie church In (he llilile
school." Church rally at 11 a. m.
l-et every meiaher of (lie church lie on
Imnd. Y. P. S. C. K rally at 7 -p. m.
Final rally at H p. in. Kvnryhody
. come.