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TIIE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OKKflON, SAT UK DAY, AUOfST 'J8, lfK)fl.
EXPRESS RATE CASE
HEARING SEPTEMBER 6
SAI.KM, Or.t Aug. 28. Final hear
inn in thu mutter of the proposed re
. auction of the Pacific Express Com.
jinny's rules on tlie lines of the Or-
gon luilrond & Navigation C m
puny will lake plsiee Monday, "p
tember 0, at which time- an agreement
will bo renchod between the' railroad
commission and the express company
relative to the carrying out of the
reductions ordered recently by the
commission.
It is understood that the express
company is willing to submit to the
proposed reductions, but wishes to
have the order amended where it per
tains to certain schedules. These
schedules will bo taken up at -hfi
hcarins; September 6, 'when the final
order will be entered by the commis-
iiiision and the new rates will then
go into effect within a few weeks.
Phono your want nds to the Tri
bune for quick results.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
At the Moore C. H. Willisou and
wife, Portland: C. If. MeCuiifr, Rose
burg; G. T. Bolter, Roseburg: Mr.
and Mrs. Benton Bowers, Ashland;
F. F. Johnson, Grants Pass; J. P.
Barnes, Portland; Mrs. E. Kinney,
Jacksonville; Mrs. G C. Jacobs, Ash
land; F. I. Aiken, Prospect: John J.
Hansen, Grants Pass; H. N. Cock
erline, Albany; O. G. Sether, Port
land; H. Lysteel. Portland: G. W.
King, Portland :. Emil "Frinell, Glen
dale; A. Ilagseii, Glendale; Floyd
Conovcr, Glcndale; Wilbur Spiker,
Glcndalc; IT. X. Randall. Portland:
M G. Foster. Utica: J. L. Cobum,
Grants Pass; W. B. London, Port
land: J. B. Stevenson, Bay City; Miss
L. Frost, Bay City; E. F. Hansen,
Nncomb; F. J. Lowry and wife, Ash
land; II. V. Mitchell and family, Ash
land; J. T. Logan. Grants Pass; Dr.
and Mi's. Potter, Hollywood.
At the Nash Wm. Gcsig. Port
land; Mabel Parsons. Ashland; E. H.
Griisty, Portland: Mrs. O. T. West,
Hornlirook; II. W. Banfield. city; J.
W. Parker. Portland: C. F. Betz,
Portland: A. C. Tubbs. Portland; A.
C. Hough. Portland: Mrs. W. B. Hig
gins'. Portland; G. I). Williams and
wife. Grants Pass; B. Collins and
wife. Yerka: R. E. Crowley. Port -land;
A. Ravons, San Francisco; J.
M. Baird. Chicago: J R nosmey.
Salem; W Holm Portland: II B Hal
ier. Portland: C. E. Webb. Table
Tiock; C. A. "Knell, Portland; Joe
i.suim, city. y
FOR SALE AUGUST ONLY
A SUMMER RESORT ON
KLAMATH LAKE
That is Unsurpassed in America
This is a sporting proposition for
men of wealth it is not a farm..
Unequalled Trout' Fishing June,
to November.
Deer Hunting on the premises,
August 1 to November 1.
Duck Shooting superior to any in
the state, over thousands of
acres of wild celery and rice.
September 1 to February 1.
Grouse and Pheasant Shooting
i the place October 15 to Novem
ber 15.
Best starting place in the county
for a. Bear hunt.
The Crater Lake Automobile road
will run through the place for a
mile, and a quarter.
Navigable water to the proper
ty, unsurpassed drinking water,
and power to develop the prop
erly. . .
More bottom- land and fine gar
den bind than any place on the
lake. r
Thousands of Pine and Fir trees
and thousands of Quaking As
pens. More varieties of wild flowers
and natural grasses and vetche3
than any place in the county.
If you develop this property as it
can be developed, there is no
resort in the county that can
compare with it.
No amount of talking will de
scribe it let us show you. '
We have been offered more than
twice what it cost, but have a
price at which you may take it
below which we will keep it.
J. G. PIERCE,
W. T. SHIVE,
Klamath Falls. Oregon.
MAKING PLANS FOR
BIG COUNTY FAIR
LA GRANDE. Or, Aug '-'8 A com
mil tee has been appointed by Presi
dent Woods, of the Union County Ex
position, called the "2O.H00 llor-lcr
t'lub," with the prime object of
bringing 20,0)" visitors to the fair
here in October Alie Oregon Kail
road & N'tivifctnioii Company today
announced spec :'l rates for the Hii
From Pendlet 'i :nd xiuls bot'.veci
to La Graudj i imI also from Hiu.l-
inglou. the roiu.d trip rate will b
a fare and a third. This rate is also
effective over .he Wallowa branch.
On Wallowi touuty day the 0. P.
& X. will run a special train tVun
Joseph to L:i Grande with a round
trip rate of one fare. The financial
committee has raised $Tt00 for a
guarantee fund io insure the suee-s
of the fair. Bids have been adver
tised' for th construction of the
buildings nec-Msaiy for the stab'-r.ir
c"if the stock.' A largo pavilion is to
be built.
TWO THUGS ASSAULT MAN
WHEN REFUSED BEER
KEXNETT. Cal.. Aug. L'S. Last
evening two men. whose names have
not yet been ascertained, appeared lit
the establishment of James Bordes,
manager of the local brunch of Jos
eph Hoefler'.s Redding brewery, miT
asked for beer. Bordes refused to
furnish them with any, mid one of
the men attacked him with a shovel,
inflicting wounds upon his head. He
was unable to defend himself, but
people who heard the affray, came
to the rescue and took charge of the
assilinnts and the victim. : The time
ly arrival of two officers probably
prevented the indignant citizens from
handing out a little frontier justice
o the murderous thngs.
Bordes is under the care of a phy-
ician, and his two assilants are in
prison.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Christian Science services arc held
every' Sunday morning at 11 o'clock,
iu the Commercial Club rooms. Sub
ject of lesson sermon for August 2!) :
"Christ Jesus." All tire invited.
Farmers and Feed Consumers.
We want your hay and grain and
will pay the highest market price for
it. We will roll your barley and
crack your com at the Russ mill., ft
you need hav we will give you scn'y
weight and every pound you pay for
you will get. We keep a full stock
of all kinds of feed on hand at rea
sonable nrices. Call at the Russ
mill and get acquainted with u:i,
whether or no you wish to sell or
buv.
POLK JIULL & SON. ,
125 ' Medford, Oregon.
Philosophy.
And ho I says: "Danny, keep cheer
ful. Don't worry about yer troubles
Hii months or a year In advance, boy.
A great ninny times tbim kind o' trou
bles when tey do come don't happen
at all." New York Herald.
Why hfe Called.
"What! Are you here bcMtini?
again?"
"No, lady. I have Just called as er
delegule from de Trumping Toms' as
sociation tcr notify youse dnt if youse
don't Improve yer cookln' de associa
tion will huve tcr cut youse. off Its
route."-New York World.
What the ProfMior Wanted.
Tho professor steps into the barber
chair -Hud assumes uu attltudo of pro
meditation. "Holr cut. sir?"
Please!" The barber rata tits Inilr
"I.Ike a sIiuiikh?''
"fia-pleaso!" ;le (tets tho almnipoo.
"Shave you, slrlr"
"I'm yes!" Olio shave.
"Massage?" He nod ussont and
consequently Is tnnsn :cl. The barber
removes the towel; the professor arises
ami mechanically takes the proffcrec"
check.
"What's this?"
"Your check, sir."
"My check?"
"Certainly, air hnlr cut, shampoo,
shnvu nml massage."
Tho professor rubs his baud over
face and head. '
"Pld 1 get oil that?"
"Surely, sir."
"It's queer very queer most i
traortllnnrlly queer! A most woiuleN
ful exnmpla of philosophical phenom
ena!" What's queer?" asks the barber hi
dismay.
Why, the working of the human
mind. What I eamo In for was to Rot
my razor honed." Puck.
What Constitutes Baseball?
The essential apparatus of basnluitl
Is simple and inexpensive. All that Is
required Is a Beld. n stick, the ball it.
self and police protection for the um
pire. Oue advantage of the game as
played professionally is that thoso sit
ting .In the grand stand can play tho
game n great ileal bettor than the
eighteen men on the diamond. . Jt I
niso true tnat any one or tlie specta
tors, even though perched on a tele
phone pole across tho street or looking
through a knothole In the fence Ite
yond right field, can judge of tho pitch
er's skill or the runner's iieetiiess
much more intelligently than tho ar
biter who stands behind the battery.
The great merit of the game is that
the. peoplo can participate !u It. It la
not like bridge whist. Its science to
not synonymous with silence. The
thing to d6 is to take off your coat
and roci as long and as loudly as you
can. even If you don't know what la
happening. Philadelphia Ledger.
Respect For Old Ago. - ,
"Jonas, did you beat that rug accord
In to orders?"
"No. S'lnnnthy; I just didn't"
"Didn't? What's the reason. 1'J like
to know?"
'Cause. S'mautby. wben 1 got It
out on the line there an' saw how
frittered au' feeble It was I didn't
have tlie heart to lambaste It. I know
have a shortage of virtues. S'mnnthy.
but I want you to know that respect
for old age Isn't one of 'em." Boston
Courier.
Going to Law.
The man who toes to law for' the
purpose of obtaining satisfaction gen-
orally gets ho many, other things that
he forgets ull about the satisfaction If.
there Is any in for him. Chicago
Record-Herald.
, A Marrow Escape.
Au old circus man tells this incident
as one of the narrow escapes he had
In thu show business. He had trained
lions, zebrus. leopard, rhino you
know and all sorts of beasts of prey,
but this, he says, was his narrowest
escape. It was when he was running
a dime museum In Milwaukee.
One day a mild mannered Russian
came out of the railway (station with
a valise In his band. He wag a heavily
bearded man and with shaggy bunds
and arms like George Esau. -He hunt
ed up a cabman and Inquired inodiMt
ly, "Where is the dime museum?"
The cabman told him and then asked,
"Want to ride up?" .
"Yes," the bearded stranger told him
quietly, almost bashfully. "I'm to bo
employed up there. I'm the wild man."
"The narrow escape," says the es-.
circus man, "lay in the fact that no
newspaper man beard the man's re
mark and 'that the cabman was an
Englishman, with no sense of humor,
who never thought to repeat It." Ex
change. The Conversationalist (to well known
authoress)r-I am so delighted to meet
you. It wus only the other dny I saw
something of yours ubout somcthlug
or other In some paper! i
Somehow Bad I
: 8 (y& imm
. We Are Pleased
To Announce Our Formal
OPENING
OF CUR SPACIOUS SUIT ROOMS ALL NEXT WEEK
The newest and choicest styles in
Suits, Coats Skirts, Waists, Pet
ticoats, Kite, will be on special dis
. play. We invite you to visit here.
EVERYTHING ON SALE TONIGHT
The Hutch a son Co.
... j Successor jto Baker Hutchason Company
Central Avenue Just North of Jackson County Bank
JACKSONVILLE ITEMS
Mr. Kuril Cameron, of I'nion-
lown, and daughter, Mrs. Ouv I,nw-
ton. of Mcdfonl, have returned from
u trip to Seattle.
Attorney ('. L. Kennies wan at the
county scat Friday on business-.
Mr. mid Mrs. Frank ('rump and
children passed through town Friday
nit their way from liuncnm to Med
ford.
M. I'urdin, the Medford liltornev,
was a ImsinesM caller Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. liichard Hitltland, of
(Iranls, arc milking Mrs. Augusta
Helms, of this place, a visit
Percy J Wells, county school su
perintendent, spent Thursday at his
home in Ashland
A number of Jacksonville people
attended tin; Pioneers' lieiiuioii held
at Ashland Tiursduy and speak in
highest terms of the dinner served
by the Indies.
Those who went up from lime were
Mr. and Mrs. Silas ,1. Day, Mr. and
Mrs. ('. ('. Ilceknimi, Mr. and Mrs.
Chris I'lrich, Mrs. Mary Miller, Mrs.
K. K. Knbli, Mrs K. I! Watson. Mrs
I l
If it is'nt an Eastman
S. 1'. Jones, Miss Jones, Mrs. Kound
trce, Mrs. Chiis. I'rim, Miss Hritt,
Mrs. W. H. Coleman. Mrs. O. liar.
hiiugli.. .Miss MeCully, Mrs. Kate
liol I man, .Miss IVemnii, It. F. Mul
kv. Mrs. James I). Ilucklcv. Mrs
O'Hrion, Miss Kate Buckley, Mrs
John F Miller mid Mrs tawiit 11-
noh
John IVnmll, of Aiipleuatc, was in
town on Friday.
It. K Mulkey has returned from n
business trip to Portland.
READ THE TRIBUNE FOR NEWS.
We BreOmwfitw Hut llret from V9
Our Tr aro crown trtcllr
WITHOUT IRRIGATION
Wrtt for frro cstln. I run took of
vnriutiMiiraltljli rrcomaiirclat orcharda
Chok fruit, Nut tnd 0rnamnt 1 1 Trwt, Qrapt
- Vinti, 8 null Fruit Plants and Shrubbery
TiikDalmca NiriiNKitiKB
MalnQfflco, Grand Avo,lNrtlLaltOr.
Many Pleasant
Memories
EASTMAN
It isn't a kodak
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
Harness Saddles
Whips Robes
Tents Blankets
Wagon Sheets
Axle Grease and
Gall Cure
ALL KINDS OF CUSTOM WORK
J. C. Smith
314 E. Main
ML Angel College
MT. ANGEL, OR.
in clinrRc, of tho lienedihtino Fathers.
Fur" young men and boya. Torm
opens September 7lli. Preparatory,
comrnoreial. scientific and olassionl
courses. Write for cataloiwu.
WILL BE RECALED IN AFTER
DAYS IF YOU WERE FORTUNATE
ENOUGH TO RECORD THE HAP
PENINGS OF THE PRESENT WITH
AN ;
KODAK
WE FIT YOUR PLATE CAMERA
TO USE FILMS. COMPLETE LINE
OF PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES
ALWAYS ON HAND.
MEDFORD BOOK
STORE Sle Agents