THE MEDPORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1909.
If You Want To See
u rcilly lii-autiful
ni.ij;aiiie, ask fur
THE AUGUST EVERYBODY'S
MEDFORO BOOK STORE
RUSSELL'S STORE
and
HOTEL NASH NEWS STAND
COLVIG APPOINTED ON
TEXT BOOK COMMISSION
NOTICK
Ih hereby given ( lint llli) iimlorsign"d
will iipply lit llm regular meeting of
Ihn city council nf Mi.-dfnrd, Oregon,
on August It, UMII), fur license to kcI!
mull, vinous mill spirillum liqunrn in
IdHH (lllllllilil'H limn olio gallon fur
0 inuiilliH nt lot 11, Work 'JO. in Mori
ford, Orison, for n. period of l'i
nioiitli'i.
V. M. KKNNKDY.
Dnti-d -Inlv 17. IfKlll.
Mt. Angel College
MT. ANGEL. OR.
in charge of llli) I t.i-li;t inti Father.
Knr young men anil buys. Turin
om'iim September 7tli. Preparatory,
commercial, eienlifie imil classical
courscx. Write for catalogue.
SAI.K.M, Or., July l!'.--liivcriior
Iti'iiHoii announced ii liiiinlii'r of mi
nor iippniutmcnU In-fore Inking III
train fur tliif hoiiIIi yesterday iiltcr-
noon. Alex Ucnl ol. me iiini r. i.
'Afolz of Itnkfi' City were appointed
! irti'iiilici'M of I lin Male board of vcler
! inui'imiH, 'I'ii x ('oiiiiiiiHKionor Cliurlns
V. (Inlloniiy wiih appointed 11 dele
gate to lllll lll-xl international Cull-
fi-rcncc on hIiiIii mill lornl taxation,
v h it'll in to In- lirlil at Louisville, Ky.,
September 11 to '21. I. II. Kinglium
of Kiiimi! anil Frederick W. Mulkey
of 1'iiilliiiunl were also ij oin toil
deli-guti-K to tin; taxation congress.
Tllll pl'I'SCUt jlCrKOIIIII'l Of lllll still-)
text hook coimiiiHKion is rct:iiii( il by
lliii ii i 1 1 1 1 it t yesterday of nil tin'
present iiii'iiilun'H of t tin Imnril for an
other term.' Tlicy am 1. 1j. CiiiiijI:I!,
president of Ilia University of Ora
gon, Kugonu; Kditor If. W. Scott of
I'nrlliiiiil, ('. A.' -Johns, linker City;
W. M. t'olvig f Mmlford, mid Sluto
Kinnilor M. A. .Miller of I.rhiiiiDii.
ELLA GINGLES TO START
FOR IRELAND NEXT WEEK
ClIirAOO, July l:i. Klla (iingl.N
will be Kent liai'k to licr liomc in Iro-
iitnil, leu vin tC Chicago next Wednes-
iluy, ncenrding to present plans. The
decision wan reached at u conference
lust nielli of those who lii-frii-iidi"!
her in ln-r recent trouble.
WILD HORSE TRAPPERS
SHIPPING ANIMALS EAST
Kt'HKKA, N'-v... July 'IX Tim
i j I f iji t ion n of Charles: H.'innim aii'l
Charles Allihon in trapping wild
lioriM under a conlnir-l with Hi"
government am -being watched wild
great interest liy cattlemen ill N'l!-
viiiln. It is believed I Iml liiiniiim
imil Allixou liavi! solved tin problem
of successfully trapping wild horsc-i,
ami if Kuril iik the case tin: IrufT"-
in lli'MiuiiiiulH will hereafter lie car
rii'd on quite extensively in this kIiiIw.
'flu; two nu'ii liavi' li-cii operating
on llii; 'fun vu In' natioiiiil forest re
serve mid n i'ii corrnliiig ihn animals
itlioul .')0 mili'H from Kurcku. Tlii'.y
erect corrals of woven wini, nut eus
ily won liy llm horse when running.
Tim horses um tlii'ii driven into llm
corral and captured. I'nrnum mid
Allison 11 n- sending tliriu i'IihI to
liors! doali'i'S.
Whafll You Have?
Dojir (Jrci-k "Wator Tlie kind you om-e used
Well Water The kind you si ill use
Rain Water You catch it in a tub
' Water from Pish Lake open ditcli
or
Colestine Mineral Water
The only water to be had in Mcdf or d that is alwolutely pureis the kind
you ought to drink.
iSold Only by:
Tobaccnlsts RITTER & DUNLAP Confectioners
ASK ABOUT IT
PALMER INVESTMENT CO., '
Owners of
MODOC ORCHARD
(1300 acres lying on both sides of Rogue River.)
Offer for sale small tracts of irrigated land, with per
petual water rights, at reasonable prices and upon easy
terms.
These lands consist of rich river bottom loam and are
suitable in the highest degree for the culture of Winter
pears, Winter apples and all fruits for which Rogue River
Valley is famous. Also for the production of Alfalfa, Gar
den Stuff, Root Crops and Grasses.
Inquiries relating to the resou-rces of Rogue River Valley
or of Western Oregon will be answered cheerfully and
' comprehensively.
PALMER INVESTMENT CO.
Mcdford, Oregon.
f'HATKR LAKH -"The Orciilosl N'atnial WomW of the World."
Afodford, Oregon.
Hit Bad Handwriting.
Dppii Fiirrnr In liln "Kemlnliicenoei"
my idbi iiie iirKt proof or Dcao
lurilry Nlnnl and PalfHtlne" In
Inniiiil tlie iniili.'r that from the mon-
Kti'ry of Klimi huh vIhIMo "tlie bom
of I ho burning Ix-riKt !" 'J'hln was
fnarfully "iwiilypilr iilKhtmare of the
printer's l'Vll for "I ho horlsson of the
liiiriiliiS hiMh." The original proof
hIioi.'Ih n'ntcil that on tiiriilnx the
shoulder of Mount Ollvi-t In the walk
from Helluujy "I here suddenly liunit
uiioii "li'titor a inn(,'iilllceiit view
of Jones!" In this Ktiirillii!; Hcuteuce
'Jones" wns a IraiiHnioKi'ilicatlon of
"Jerun. he ilran's ulilirevlaled way
of writing "Jerusalem." When the
dean answered an Invitation to dinner
Ills liosleKS h:is liccn known to. write
back and Inquire whether his note was
an accnptnnic or a refusal, and when
he most kindly replied to the question
of some worklngiiian the recipient of
his letter thanked lilm. hut ventured
to request that (lie tenor of the answer
might be written out by some one else.
as he wus "not fnmlllnr with the hand
writing of the aristocracy."
OLD COWS SHY
FROM MILKING MACHINE
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Wji Cleopatra Beautiful7
Archaeologists hr-re discovered on
coins portraits of Cl-.opatra, und critics
have cotifrimted these portraits with
the poetic dew rlptlong of Cleopatra
given by llotnan historians and have
found thiit In these descriptions there
was ut leant uiui'li fancy. In the por
traits we do not see the countenance
of a Venus, delicate, gracious, smiling,
nor even the fine and sensuous beauty
of a Marquise dc Pompadour, but a
face fleshy and, as the French would
say, "boudii?." with a powerful aquiline
nose the face of a woman on In years,
ambitious. Imperious, which recalls the
face Of Mnrla Theresa. It will be said
that judgments on beaut; are person
al; that Antony, who saw her alive.
could judge better than we who see
ber portraits half faded out by the
centuries; that the attractive power of
woman emanates not only from cor
poreal beauty, but also, and yet more,
from her spirit. The taste of Cleopa
tra, her vivacity, her cleverness, her
exquisite art In conversation, are ac
claimed by all. Gugllelino Ferrero In
Putnam's.
W,KIl.VGTON', July 2.1. Tin.
old eowK, like old dogs, aro not al- !
ways to be taught new tricks, a in-dii-nli'd
by n report of the depart
ment of agriculture dealing with
milking mm-hinc. Tin. Nebraska
utatioii has been experimenting with
the muehiiKM. It has found tllat iuomI
cows yield their milk uk freely and
fully when milked with a rfinehine as
when milked by hand, but with som-!
individual ihwh the machine is nut
entirely hucecusful. Cows whose first
contributions to Nebraska's milk sup
ply were secured through the in
strumentality of a machine rather
than deft inaniial manipulation have
shown greater readiness to give thoir
milk than have the older cows, that
had always been milked in the old
style.
ORCHARD NOW FEELS .
SINS FULLY FORGIVEN
SI'OKANK, Wash., July 23. Har
ry Orchard, murderer of ex-Governor
KteiniRiiehnrg of Idaho, accord
ing to his confession, wns yesterday
baptized at the penitentiary. The
service wriu read by Kider Steward
of the Seventh-Hay Adventist church.
Kldcr Steward made the following
statement after the ceremony:
"Orchard 'is a devout convert an l
feels his sins have been forgiven. Uo
told me today that he had fully de
termined to commit suicide if sent up
for life, but that in his faith he had
found consolation and was content
to remain behind the prison walls
for the remainder of his natural
life."
Harness Saddles
Whips Robes
Tents Blankets
Wagon Sheets
Axle Grease and
Gall Cure
ALL KINDS OF CUSTOM WORK
J. C Smith
313 E. Main
Prepaid Raiiroao Orders.
"Something which is of consider
known is the system of prepaid or
ib!e interest to the public generally
and which is perhaps not generally
dcrs now in effect between stations
of the Southern Pacific company
and all points in the United States.
By means of this system tickets may
be purchased at Medford from any
place in the United States and mau
ed or telegraphed direct to the party
wishing to come here. Sleeper ac
commodations and small amounts of
cash in connection with these tickets
may also be forwarded at the same
time."
A Modest Ft Appreciated.
Shortly before Dr. W. T. Bull. New
York's famous surgeon, was stricken
with bis fatal Illness a young east side
physician called at his office and -said
that he was attending a- poor girl over
In his nclghliorhood who would sorely
die unless operated on. The famlly
wns too poor to pay and the doctor
did not feel that he was equal to the
operation. Would Dr. Hull give him a
little advice as to bow to proceed?
"Well. I guess we bad better go and
take a look at the patient," said Dr.
Bull, putting on his coat
They found the patient In an east
side tenement, and In less time than
It takes to li-ll It Dr. Bull had the room
cleared and began the operation. When
he wns leaving the father of the girl
met him In the hall and forced a quar-,
tor Into bis hand. Dr. Bull thanked
him and Wont off Jftllng hnppler than
If he had received a $1,000 fee. The
girl got well.
Sam Geary and Dudley Geary o!
Tyler, Douglas county, Oregon, aro
in Medford as witnesses in the? ease
of Martin Ulvested, land. contest.-
Mrs. William Lamb and daughter
Mary of Lake Creek are visitingj in
Mcdford and shopping with the merchants.
P. C. Hansen.
Tom Moffat.
We make any kind and style of windows. We carry
glass of any size on hand.' 1
Medford Sash & Door Co.
The Third Way.
The Midland express was slowing up
In Derby station. An American trav
eler, his linger keeping the place in his
Baedeker, addressed the carriage:
"Can you tell uie whether this place
Is -Derby or 'Darby? I have heard
both."
The original and therefore the cor
rect pronunciation," replied a precise
looking imssenger. "Is 'Darby.' I have
seen It snclled 'Darbie' on old maps.
It is also the form used In common
speech.'
"You'll find 'Derby' fs right," re
joined a passenger, less precise.. "It's
spelled like fhat, and the people up iu
the iioitli of the county say 'Derby.'" 1
At this point (lie train stopped, and
a purler bawled loudly Into the car
riage, "Dawliy !" Manchester Guardian.
We would like to ta Ik with you about fire insurance.
We are agents for the WORLD'S GREATEST FIRE IN
SURANCE Companies.
The -ETNA, ROYAL, QUEEN
LIVERPOOL, LONDON,
GLOBE and others
R. A. HOLMES,
Successor to CANON & HOLMES
Room 33, Jackson Co. Bank Bldg. Phone No. 781. .
Svn Hedin's Experience. '
Dr. Sven lleilin. the famous traveler
and explorer, had some terrible cxpe- i
rleucps during a journey through Tl- '
bet. Ho told how, owing to the high j
altitude at which lie and his party
traveled,, that to unbutton one's coat
meant acute pain and tension to an
overwrought heart, which literally was
at the point of breaking. His ouly
safety lay In the fact that he never
left the saddle for n single moment
fr,om morning till evening. Had he
dune so his hcurt would have given
way. At one time they were nine days
without water, and when at Inst he
saw a small pool Dr. lleilin drank five
pints without stopping.
The Gift.
'Aerusconf begging!" exclaimed the
magistrate. . "Why. yon are the very
man v ho was begging at my door yes
terday!" "Yes," assented the vagrant, with a
sneer, "and you didn't give nio any
thing." "W'oM, I'll give you something uow
fourteen days!"
: V. W. Willitls of Persist is visiting
Med ford, and will bo a witness in the
IJlvosInd land case.
LDon't You Need Another
Pair of Oxfords
LADIES
H you do, our prices will make it interesting
iwo ran assure you. We have just a few pairs o!
home styles that you or someone else are going ti
jget, at a bargain.
UN ELEGANT LOT OF FANCY OXFORDS AND SLIPPERS
will soon be in, the very latest creations of eastern factories
Edmeades Bros.
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PE WEST SIDE SHOE STORE
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