THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, 8EPTEMBER 8, 1909.
CAR SHORTAGE MAY
BE SERIOUS LATER
Complaints Already Reard Regarding
Movement of New Crop
of Grain.
1'OUTI.ANH, Kept. H. "If, willi
tlm niovi'iiH'iit ill' grain from tint in
terior tn tidewiiler iiiciikci- lis com
pared with tlm nolivity of this pe
riod a yenr hk". Iliu milroiids uru ul
rendy tnxed In meet I lie j pii r;;illl!lit h
nl' KhippoiH, what is tint nit nation like
ly In In a inmilli in two heuee, in I lio
I'vi'iit nf anything like Knonil hi;lliti
mi tlm part (if the farmers anil mi
inereimcd demand hero I'm' rin'K'i hip
monts?" '
That is Ihe (iii'hlinpi propounded liy
a local K'ain man today, llu said:
"('(iniiluiiitH have already been
hoard uf tlm inability nl' tliu roads In
iiiiivii (jriiiu at tlm rati) ruiroil,
lliiinuli iih yet tlm demands Hindu iimn
tlm ruilrnailH hiivo been small lis ooiu
iai'i'il with a year nyo, and a (,'nud
deal nf talk is lii-ul'il nf a serious far
kIhiiIii).'!. developing in tlm Hour In
line. For tlm prvM-nt I liuliitvn tlm
trouble willi tin' railroad in lint main
in lai'k nf lower ralher than nf earn,
and tlm iniiiMially heavy ih-itimid thu
punt inniilh nr two fur loenmntives
for liinvintf iiismmiit trains, tu 110-iitirMtIitt-
tin' extraordinary lonrixl
and riilimi-t InilTm, has boon fur the
iiinxl part rjienKi!;l4 fur thin.
"Neverlhelet, the iiiilii'iitiniiH art?
that there ix trouble ahead, fur Ihoro
in a treinciidntiM iiiiiuiint nf wlmiit and
nlhi'r grunt in tlm Inland Kuipiie
wh'ndi will hne to he brought tu the
enlist, all nf Ml) per cent more than
at this lime in 'M)H, ami that tlm
mads will hi- Imnvily taxed to moot
th situation miiHt 1"' rh'iir to all."
HOOD RIVER MAY
HAVE DAILY PAPER
HOOD KIVKIi, Or., Sept. 8.Vnrd
bus boon given mit llial llnnil Hivor
will soon have a daily paper. l'nrtii'K
interested in tin- matter would neith
er di'iiy r affinn the reiorls. One
uf thn interested parties Mates that
In- thought Ilnnd Itiver n good field,
especially wi mi iii'i'iinnt nf tin- fart
Dial tho democratic party in five or
hix contiguous counties wax without
n party organ, and that llmro had
lii'i'ii a growing di'imiiid in thin sco
1 ion for a partv paper. It was fur
(Imr slated that Hood Hivor was one
of the best cities in eastern Oregon
for advert isiug nml that it would lie
eord a daily paper a liberaf patronage.
BUTTE FALL ITEMS
A very refreshing shower uf rain
lireompaiiii'd hy nil electric storm
visited Until) I''hIIh and its vicinity un
Munilay liiiht. It looks an if wn
would Iiiivii more ami which would he
very welcome.
Lightning Hlrnek several plni-cs in
tlm ImIIh near town nml Hlnrled fires
among tlm limber during lint bile
Htoriii.
Tlm fniiiira! services of Mrs. Cor
delia llaiTi-tt were held on Tuesday
being I'ondtieled by lr. I'cnU of
Hullo Kails.
Mr. I Iih) of Aleilford wan in i n t to -Kitllt
TueHiliiy nml took a (rip
Ihrough the hills lu Ifaiieheria anil !
Willow Creek sections.
Mil Cowden has taken his leinii anil!
gone to grading work on the railroad.
llnlle 1'iilliles are expooluig to be
subpoenaed before tlm grand jury in
Septeinber iih there tiro several mat
tern to be investigated by the district
attorney.
John Obenehuin and wife were vis
iting their daughter, Mrs. ChnrleH
Kilmnudson on Tuesday.
Mr. Kttu Hates, Knginoer Mills
and wife ami B. K. Hildrelh, all nf
whom have boon vivilinn in or near
Hullo Falls, tuuk the kIhk WeilueB
day moi'iiiii); for Medford.
Wanii 1'arker mid family will move
lo I'.utte Kails for the winter in order
that the odiildmi may have the ben
efit of our Heboid.
Mr. and MrH. I turret I will reside in
Unite Kails dining the Heboid term.
Mrs. 1 1n net I will have ehiirue of the
kindeiiiarleii lie pnrtumnt nf our
sehool.
Although neveriil nf our towiisnu'ii
have been out ill the woods limiting',
'Ihey reMii t that n.i deer are i:i t-iuht.
The weather has been tun dry, but
with the prr:.:ut Hhnwers Ihe prospeel
iwll uiiii'h improve.
The work on the railroad is being
pushed anil the yniiliiiK beini; dune is
now only 12 miles distant from the
fulls. A lare loi.d uf jriilj;e tim
ber was Hoiil out frniii our loenl men
on Wrilnesdav to be imciI in bridge
eoiislrueliuii near tho Ayers- and
Johnson rauelies.
('.. O. IJaker and Luther Hughes
who have been in Klninnth mid ad
llliiining eiumtieH fur the last month
returned lo Unite Kails un Tuesday.
V. ,1. Ilotehkiss. W. II. llamiltun,
Kdgar Hafer ami I'resiilent John H.
Allen with Dr. Keddy muile up a par
ty railroad offieials who visitiil our
section on Saturday and remained
over tint il Monday noun. They were
well pleased nml assured onr people
of the early completion nf the rail
rnad. Mr. Allen was delighted with
what he saw and predicted n great
future in Kturo for Unite Falls.
BIG TRACT IS RESTORED
TO FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
More IIiiiii llllll urrcH of the land
involved in Hie famous "11-7" land
fraud eases were yeslerday restored
lo government, owncivhip by a deei
sum of Judge liean. Titile to Ibis
Irnel as altnekeil on llm ground nf
I'rn ml in aerpiisiliuii, Ihe testimony uf
the lalter being thai used for Ihe con
viction of Hornee (i. McKinley anil
others in the eases proseeuled by
f raiieis J. Money.
There will be lit) other eases of liku
nature up fur deeisinn Himn, involving
lillo to ;J20U neroH of hind in thu mime
dislriel. The entries wero to Hoeuro
scrip which was to be uhcJ for loca
tions elsewhere. Hy sottiiijj aside the
loentioiiH at this time, double the
amount of land indicated in saved to
Ihe government, iih tho actual laud it
self is kept for the forest reserve, and
Ihe scrip is invalidated, ho that it can
not be used elsewhere. District At
torney McCourt will press the re
maining cases with all possible dis
patch fur eerly decision.
BARGAIN FOR SOMEBODY.
Von haven't rend nil tho news un
less you have rend tho nds somo in
tercHling items for your purso in ev
ery issuo. I
For hiiIu at a grent bargain, two
of the finest residence lots, "10x12."),
.feet each. Wide alley in the rear.
C,'loso to end of tho pavement. High
est elevation in tho city. Apply 135
South Central uvenne, or telephone
171. 118
REACHING THE SPOT
It Can Bo Done. So Bcotei of Medford
Citizens Buy
To euro an ncliing Kick.
Tbo palm of rhcumatlrm,
The tired ont fcolinfti,
You muat reach tbo knit get nt the
cause. i
In moat caaci 'tis the kidneys.
Dean's Kidney Pills ore for the kid
neys.
0. L. Boone, corner Ninth and C
streets, Medford, Or., soys: "I was
troubled with "rheumatism when I first
begun using Dean's Kidney Pills. I
did net think tbey -foiiM do me any
good, hut fionny f.-'rnrrd a bnx at
1'rikins' drug store. They proved to be
the remedy I required " My kidneys
were restored to their normal condition,
and tho poins and aches in my back
woro removed. Donn'a Kidney Pills
lived up to their representations in my
cas?."
For sale hy all dealers. Price CO cents.
Foster Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. T., sole
agents for the United Rtnteg.
Romomber the namo Doan's and
take no other. 48
JOHN F.I STEVENS TAKES
CHARGE FOR J. J. HILL
SKATTI.K, Wash., Kept. H. -John
F. Stc ens has been elected president
of the Oregon Trunk railroad com
pany, Hie Mill line building into con- '
Iral Oregon. Sleveus is one 'of tho
best I'.iiowii engineers in the country,
having been in charge of nonstruction '
on the 1'anama canal. Mis election'
place.-' him in charge of tho Hill oper- !
litions in Oregon, where it would '
seem likely large operations are plan-l
lied.
Bijou Theatre
HIGH GRADE VAUDEVILLE
AND MOVING PICTURES
Prof. Nick Younj? and his Trained Dogs
Admission
- 10c and 15c
Why allow your eyes
to use more than their
normal supply of ner
vous energy? Even a
Might Having each day
may mean much to you
for future health. We
jever presribe ler.sos un
til we have taken nerve
mea surcments under
iresiiiire and with pres
sure removed to prove
accuracy of our findings
when relief is sure to
follow.
Improper adjustments
of lenses not only da
tracts from appearance
but adds much to eye
fclrnin.
MeCormiek methods
used exclusively. Brief
consultation free.
' DR. IVY M. ROBINSON,
Eye Specialist. 1
East Main St., over Nicholson's
Hardware.
Savoy Theatre
TONIGHT
A GEORGIA WEDDING Full of fun.
THE ARTIST GETS EVEN A funnygraph.
TRACED BY A KODAK A strong drama.
No breakdowns or long, tiresome waits at The Savoy.
ONE DIME
Bargains in Real Estate
A few investments that will make money for you
40 oores fine fruit land nenr rnilroad station, $80 per acre, y2 cash,
. .. easy terms on balance at 0 per cejxt interest.
100 acres of the best orchard lnnd in the vnllev, ONE MILE FROM
RAILROAD STATION, $30 per acre, ONE-FOURTH cash, easy
terms on balance at G per cent interest.
10 acres of choice orchard land close to railroad station, $100 DOWN
AND $10 A MONTn BUYS THIS. You will regret it if yo-i
neglect to secure this ton acres on the above terms.
4 largo city lots in West Medfo.-d joining Kenwood addition, 200 ea.
Tho owner of the above properties purchased them four years agj
before the advance in prices and will sell at a very moderate profit.
Considering quality of land and location, these are among the
cheapest buys in the market todnv.
J. C. BROWN
Office In Palm Block, Upstairs Medford. Oregon
GET AHEAD OF THE HOT
SEASON.
You can bid defiance to the heat
by having an electric fan put in po
sition. It doesn't cost very ranch,
either. If you haven't one, we can
fix you up i na short time, at the
least expense. We're general elec
tricians, and do all classes of work
in our line in the mos thorough
manner. Jobbing skillfully and
promptly executed at lowest charges.
Portable lamps in all varieties.
ROGUE RIVER ELECTRICAL
CONSTRUCTION CO
P. C. Hansen. Tom Moffat
We make any kind and style of windowa. We cany
glass of any size on hand.
Medford Sash & Door Co.
i Medford Iron Works I
J E. G. TR0V;BRIDGE, Proprietor. f
Foundry and Machinist
X All tir..- of Engines, Spraying Outfits, Pumps, Boilers and Ma-
Jchincry. Agents In Southern Oregon for J
FAIRBANKS, M0PSE & CO. t
-H-4.t.)....?'
Small Ranch For Little Money
40 Acres, 16 Miles north of Medford. One half mile west of Beagle:
Eight acres cultivated, barn, woodshed, vegetable house, two
wells: No waste land, 25 acres enclosed in woven wire fence.
Price Only $1500. $600 Cash. Balance, one year at 6 per cent.
Benson Investment Comp'y
112 W. Main Street, opposite Hotel Moore