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Medford Daily Tribune
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FOURTH YEAR.
FEELING INTENSE
OVER INJUNCTION
Medford Citizens Generally Aroused
Regarding Injunction issued Fri
day Restraining City in Laying of
Water Main to Intake. ,
Tin issuing nl' mi iiijiiiii'liiiu block
i niT ill.' laying of tin- gravity water
n.VHtiiii across (Ik- limilcy promises
nn 1 .it t It Hullo Creek bus aroused
I he most intense public feeling in 1 1 1 -
oily, mill nn all Hide are heard olTels
nl' subscriptions In a fund, if neeileil,
In tight llie case In tile eml. Tlio fool
lilt,' in llie city is dial Mauley him hud
fi fair inn) impartial hearing lie for.
ii jury nml wiim awarded a jiin!
iiiiiiiiinl nf dunnce-. , ami that the
-:i-e should therefiire have been sot
I '!. The loss In the eily throin;l
the delay will iiiiiiiiinl In n '.'real ilea!
ami die prevailing sentiment is that
Haidcv is trying a hnlil-ui game on
(lie eitv, and dial thousands -lioiud
PARTY BAGK FROM
VISIT TO THE LAKE
C. H. Snyder Has Much Praise tor j
Crater Lake-Also Visited ;
in Klamath Falls.
After driving 23li miles in u little
"onc-lungcr" Cadillac, C. H. Snyder,
Col F. L. TouVelle and R. R. Liithor
returned Friday evening from a trip
to Crater Lnko and Klamath Falls.
The trip was made in les than foil"
days, the party leaving this city r.l
1 1 o'clock last Tuesday night. The
aehine whs packed high with thai"
nmping oiitllt, hut throughout the
entire disliince no accident oconrod.
All of the travelers were entrance.
by the lieauties of the lake and much
impressed by what they found i'l
Klnninth County. They tarried along
the way, seeing nil the sights among
which was llie natural bridge. I he
Uogue River falls ami the Mill Creek
lulls. They wenl down to the water
in ('rater Lake ami llshcd.
"The I rip is a splendid one to
make," said Mr. Snyder, "mid mtisl
say that with even all I have heard
of the beauty of the lake Ihal llie
half has not yet heen told."
THE NASH GRILL
Tnlizle IVHnlc Dinncf
Sunday, 'Anf. S.
Celery . Olives Salted Nuts
Cnnsomino mix Alphabet
Biniio.il fWnnnlc Snlninn. Mnitrc
D'Hotcl, Chip Potatncs.
Head Letuco and Toinnocs.
French Drcsslim.
F-if d Spring Chicken, a la Maryland.
new ween Peeas.
Nash Special Punch.
Nafiisrn Wafers.
o.ist Young Vnnl. with Dressing.,
Curd on Co!) MarhP.rt Potalonr,
Clinenhfn Infl Cream.
Afiorfori Fanrv Cakes.
Rnfitiefort Chcccra
lie x-nt for defense lint not one
eent for tnliate.
Another mailer that is adding In
public indignation is the f'aet thai,
Cireiiil .Iixle llaiiiiii iiiuniseil City
Allorney NelT that lie would not
grant an injunction withniil first 1 ) -lifying
Mr. NelT, ami yet .Indue Han
ua violated that promise, and the
llr-il thai Mr. Neff knew of the in
junction was when Attorney llonini's
imtilieil him over the telephone.
It is probable thai a suliseription
I st will he eircitnteil and money sub-
erilieil with which to fight 111'' ease
in the end. Medford has her scrnp
I i ii sr lilooil up, and now wants no
i mice without honor.
BOURNE CEOSE
FRIENO TO TAFT
Senator from Ore,von Said Jo Be
The closest Frjend Pres.
rinnf T,if u,c
uvxr, I Hit I UJi
WASHINGTON. Aug. 7. Who is
the closest man to President Tuft 7
Senator .Jonathan Bonnie of Ofegnn !
So cried the President's chauffeur;
so answers the President's cuddy; si
reply the Secret Service, guards, the
Military Aids, and the newspaper
men assigned to llie White House.
No one vent urine, to deny the state
ment, it niny lie accepted ns Gospel.
Hut why is Bourne elosee? Ah. Hint's
the ipiestion just now agitating the
breasts of n great many worthy per
sons. Why is Bourne? Is it lieeausv
because he look off his eont. and his
waistcoat, mid his outer shirt, and
his undershirt during the campaign
and worked like the mischief to land
Tall in the Presidential chair Well,
hardly. Bourne kicked like nn Ore
iron steer against the very name of
Taft. He staked his reputation,
spent his mniie yaud moved all his
friends to tears in the frantic effort
to throw T. Ronseiell bnek into the
While House against T. Roosevelt's
will.
"Bui what is Bourne after?" they
ask. "WlinC-i his game?"
"He's afler nolhing: he bus no
same." is the truthful answer. He
is the one homeless Senator, the one
nxolcss Senator. Straugo ns il may
seem, Bourne lias never yet taken u;i
a single matter of business with
President Taft at a golf game, on the
road, or al. any other moment, of re
creation. He talks about ovorylhiiig
else bill business. Probably this is
one reason why the President likes
lo have him around. When be is
wilh Bourne be enn forget thai, be is
President of Hie United Slal es, wilh
several thousand jobs nl bis disposal,
and can net and feel just like any
oilier healthy American citizen who
is diverliiie; hiins.'ll' by rubbing up
MEWi K i Ui.'L'i'iOX, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1909.
E TO
PIPE
Pipe Has Now Been Laid on Gravity
Water System Line 4000 Feet
Beyond the Bradshaw
Drop.
WILL REACH HANLEY LINE
IN ABOUT SIX WEEKS.
Pump Will Probably be Installed at
That Point to Keep Pipe Full
of Water to Protect It.
Steps are being token by the city
otlicials to protect the pipe linn dur
ing such time ns the city is held up
by Hunlcy from entering upon his
premises on Little Butte Creek. The
line bus now been laid for u distance
of -1000 feet heyond the Bradshaw
drop, or to Fiddler's Gulch. The
work is progressing along the hill
side above Brownsboro at the rate
of about a mile n week. It is though
that the Htinley line will be reached
in about six weeks.
The present plans of the city oil!
cials for the protection of the pipe
line consist of instnlling n pump just
this side of the Hunlcy ranch nnd
keeping the pipe line full of wntcr.
In nil probability the contractors enn
he induced to stop shipment on the
two miles of pipe so Hint it need
not lay in the Run without protec
tion.
L. A. Carter ennie down from tse
mines owned by ho nnd his sons on
Snrdino Creek, Sunday. He snys
them is considerable activity nmotig
the miners of that district and that
the prospects were never bettor.
The Gray Eagle people nre open
ing up some good ore nnd now have
n 10-stmnp mill on the way, which
will shortly be installed. The initio
is looking well and the company
has quite a bunch of good ore in
sight and a lot on the dump beside.
At Driinimoiul Gulch .1. D. Adams,
who recently acquired the property
; from W. L. McClure, has completed
the rond lo the mine, built cabins nnd
is now at work opening up tho mine.
Mr. Adams is an experienced miner,
, knows a good thing when he sees it,
and is more than snlistied with the
I Blackhawk mine.
! llnyes & Unwed irv dninn ym-d
work on the Lucky Karl, and the
probabilities for the resumption of
j active work on Ibis famous mine are
; o'nod. The Lucky Part has produced
I many thousand dollars in the pas!
,11ml is by no menu exhausted vol, in
fact llie surface has barely been
scratched. Cavler & Sons have sns
pended development work on their
mine in order o( commence work on
llie Klines Creek lime kiln, where
lliey expect In make some subslanlial
iaiprcnemenls during the next fev
NEW SYSTEM
GUT OVER
TONIGHT
Medford Citizens Will Awaken Sun.
. day Morning to Find Much
Better Phone Service
in Operation.
NO NEED AFTER TONIGHT
TO TWIST THE OLD CRANK
System to Be Up-to-Date ,and Wiil
be Further Improved by Install-
ing New Phones.
No-more twisting of cranks i
ring Bp central afler tonight. ',
goodbye to the old system nnd nolo
to' llie Jicw, for tonight the local phone
ny-feul, will be cut over to tho new
ivitcM)'i.:ird, nnd then by simply tak
ing down the receiver central will get
the wartiing and you will get the old
"Number?"
For the past six months the P.i
cifle States Telephone Company hnvc
beer, at work installing the ncr
switchboard and making many other
improvements in this city. After
cutting over the swiitehhoard new
phones will be installed throghou
the eily and wiring put in.
MUSIC AND ICE CREAM FOR ALL
Edwin P. Hughes & Co., the widi
awake linn of realty brokers of Ash
land, are making preparations ot en
tertniu n largo number of people on
the occasion of the opening of their
new addition to the city of Ashland
known ns the Alfn Addition, which
occurs Mondny nnd Tuesday, August
0th and 10th. There will be miisi.;
nnd refreshments for everyone on
the grounds nnd nn invitation is ox
tended to all to come and see for
themselves the finest residence dis
trict to be found in Ashland.
SUNDAY DINNER
At the Louvre Cafe. August Stli.
Cream of Chicken, with rRicetaoi
Cream of Chicken, with Rice.
N Fried Silver Smelt, with TartarN
Sauce.
Lettuce Salad Shoestring Potatoes
Veal Cutlets, with Country Gravy.
String Beans.
Stuffed Spring Chicken
Mashed New Potatoes
Sugar Corn.
Ice Cream. Homc-Made Cakes.
Demi Tase.
PERSONALS.
T. V.. Miles, of llie Jackson County
Abstract Company, and Miss Miles,
left Friday evening for the Sealt'e
I Fair.
! Manager- Pancvoft, of thee Pus?
t Moll, leaves today for a vocation of
, a l'e' days.
('. W. Tnrpii! was a Medford vis
, ilor on Saturday.
,' John Erlin. of San Francisco, is a
i .
sitor in Medford.
T. E. Merrick has returned from n
Iviii lo Crater Lake.
I'. 1. Elwood nnd family are ev
pecled to return from a campim; trip
ALFONZO
FACING CIVIL WAR
i
500 Revolutionists
Outskirts of Madrid. Quiet of
Past Few Days Only Calm Before
the Storm.
MADKID. Aug. 7. Alfonzo :s
again facing a civil war in spite nf
the quiet of the past few days. To
day mobs nre parading the streets r.f
Madrid in spite of summary methods
employed by the authorities in quel
ling the riots.
In a pitched battle on the outskii-:
of the city earl'- today over 300 rev
olutionist were shot down bv the
soldiers. The mob. for the most part,
were armed only with clubs. No
soldiers were killed.
From all parts of the kingdom re
Hrts are drifting in of disquietude
mid the authorities are very mnnh
alarmed.
The friends of the young son of
MERLIN CAPITALIST
PLEASED WITH VALLEY!
Visiting Medford Looking Over Val
leyReports Big Peach Crop
in Merlin.
Chns. E. Short, of Merlon, who has
the reputation over in Josephine
County of being something of n
booster, is spending n couple of
weeks in this city, "trying to imbibe
some fo the Medford Spirit," as he
expresses it. For the past three
years Mr. Short has been the owner
of the Merlin townsite. but has re
cently given an option on his prop
erty to n syndicate who nre planning
extensive impprovoments, and he is
looking for some place to light
While expressing grent confidence in
the future of Merlin, he recognizes
Medford as tho metropolis of South
ern Oregon and the coming capital
of Siskiyou, nnd says that even
though the prices of land in this vi
cinity nre very much higher than in
his district, he believes there is still
room for profitable investment.
'There is a tone to these paved
streets and extensive municipal im
provement that makes one feel n
though it would be nice to life here,"
said he, "and ns T dislike the idea f
leaving this delightful Rogue Bivc"
climate, I am apt to become one of
your permanent citizens."
He reports an enormous pencil
crop in the vicinity of Merlin, tb.'j
Mist shipments of which will begin ' '
a few days, and that the yield of
apples and grapes is nbove the ov
erage. HOTEL ARRIVALS
At the Nash Phillip Bnehnci-,
Miss l'uehner. Miss X. P.uehuer. Mis
L. I'luhner, II. P. Bucbner, Port
land; A. C. Leonard. S. F. ; B. E.
Muling and wife, Portland; E. Hull
Mimisi. Minneapolis; 'Mrs. A. F.
Brown. Pasadena, Cal.; F. S. Todd.
S. F. ; K. Buchanan, Pes Moines, Ta.;
IL TL Slovens. So. Omaha; D. T.
Carnes, X. Y. : U. S. Bernlip.ni. Chi-
No. 120.
IS AGAIN
Shot Down on
Don Carlos, the former pretender
to the throne of Spain are donig all
in their power to keep the revolt
stirred up, trusting that they will
be able to place the young man npon
the throne.
Since the riots of n few days ago.
executions of mob lenders have been
been of an almost daily occurrence.
The most summary measures have
been adopted by the authoritiese.
A strict censorship has been
placed upon all of the channels of
news throughout the kingdom, includ
ing that which has been sent out. At
no time during the quiet of the past
gew days have the authorities re
laxed their vigilance.
BOXING MATCH ON
FOR NEXT WEEK
Noted Athlete Will Tryout With West
and Ralston of this City Some
Time Next Week.
Dan Sullivan, of Montana, a noted
athlete, wrestler and boxer, is visit
ing in Medford, nnd will box W. n.
West nnd Earl Ralston, local cham
pions, three rounds each, some night
next week.
Tt is a long time since Medford
seen a first-class boxing match, nnd
lovers of the sport nre anxiously
looking forward to the event.
Sllivnn represented America wih
more or less success in the wrestling
events nt Athens four years ago, at
the Olympic games. He has not been
in the ring for more than a year, is
23 years of age and weight 1"8 lbs.
His only real battle of importance,
was in boating McConnell. instructor
of the Multnomah Club.
At the Portland fair he was sec
ond in the 100-yard dash, won the
pole vault and hammer throw. Lnt
winter, after a contest lasting 3
hours and 42 minutes, he defeated
Julius Johnson, the Seattle wrestler.
Hanley and wife. W. P. Hanlcy Jr..
Portland: Mrs. G. E. Pusey. Oregon
City; L. II. Simon, H. Tt. Squires,
E. P. Summers, S. F. ; A. Morrison.
A. J. Morrison. Cincinnatti. O. ; H.
A. Anderson. Chicago: J. H. Bantu.
G. A. Benedict. Portland: J. II. Ware.
Seattle.
At the M c C. It. Thompson
nnd family. Portland;. J. J. Couso
and wife.' Hollywood, Cal.; J. W.
Oi-eennll. Portland: J. E. Woodrulf
and wife, Buffalo. X. Y.: J. F. Fit
gerald nnd wife. Olowa. Kin.: A. E
Sclby, Grand Forks, X. D.;CBire.l
Selbv. A. G. Budge. Grand Forks,
Mrs.' Bell. Bedding. Cal.; W. W. Tr
vivng. Los Angeles; G. L. MeNclly,
S. F. ; Ben W. Whitney, Pollock. S.
P.; John Bloom, IToldbridgo, Xeb. ;
P. Jf. Lee. Bisboo, Ariz.; S. S. Pont.'.,