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THE MEDJFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEAIBER 5, 1909.
COUNTY COURT
T
Much Business of Routine Nature Is
' Considered New Roads
i Ordered Opened Up
!,JI by Court.
Monthly statements of tho trcnsur
uror, comity clerk, sheriff and re
corder for tho month c Octobor woro
Approved.
Tho statement of tho treasurer
showod that county warrants to tho
nmotint of $020.1(5 with $120.40 in-
torost hud been paid ,nnd cnncollcd
during tho month. Tho total dis -
iMirtieiiieuiH, niuiiuimg uoiiuiy wur-j
rapts and special orders, woro $32,
(123,02, divided as follows
a. I I l ...... j.nnnni 1 ....
aUIIIIUI IM1IUIM, .TILUH.U1, lOllll HU-
..... .. 1 ...inin f ii . "i.
porvisors orders, $1808.72; city or
dors, $10!) 1.04; school superintend
ent's orders, $17,000.24; institute.
$250; county warrants nnd interest,
$0002.02.
HROUGH
1
School district No. 02, made up of lfllil.ly S(m ()f K00(1 prices Af mo.
parts of districts 70, 71 and 85, was jium in.;C0Sf therefore, thoro is liltlo
ordered, established. I a( tllis (imo nvnjni,i0 beyond tho
'The road petitioned for by T. A.JH01.S (mt imvo (o 1)(J disposed of
jMnloy nnd othors was reportod ad- early in tho season,
vorsoly upon by tho viowers, nnd tho Thoro woro no developments in tho
pot lion was denied. wny of ,)rices today, nnd tho trndo,
Iho road potitionod for by . P. ns for a wook back, was rnthor slow.
Bnrnoburg nnd olhora wfis approved pnjr to K00j grU0 yaxms Kings,
and tho road ordered opened. kvs , California Bollflowors woro
Tho petition for paving tho county, t0 i)0 in,i nl prieos
running from
louu worn hi nsmnuu wuu crusiuui
rock was continued for the term.
J. 0. Aitkou, deputy county fruit
inspector, was relioved from duty
temporarily.
It was decided to nssign to the
school superintendent one of the now
offices in tho second floor of tho
courthouse and to inovo tho treasur
er's ffino to that, now onoupied by
tho school superintendent. Tho pres
ent treasurer's office will be used ns
a depositary for tho present own
ership bonks, and n connecting door
p'jifc in between it nnd tho assessor's
riffiao.
Pint of Fnlrmount addition to
jltylfiird WM filed and upprqyed, ns
waa'tlu) plat of .th Pon'.V subdivision
to. Modford,
pomi'ndjourued until tlio Pooom
bet term, . . '
DIED.
fA';
Afl2lSKI5ll4rAat lib kVmiin Mod
fordj'No.Vtli RjyQraido uvlinuo. nt 10
p. m. 'Thursday, Noytmdjerni 009,
Julius Meeker, a nntive 6f.o' york
8tlo, aged 10 yours, 5 niopUnt and
.10 dnyjs. Funeral will ijo hold nt the
Flrat M. K. oluiroh, B strootjun
diy nt li:Jl0 p, in. Services conducted
by How h, F. Belknap, assisted by
ov. O. IT. Hoxie. tnterment in I. O.
O. F. ceinolory. Friends and ne
(uuiiiliuu!cri aro roHpeotfull.v invited.
Wet Weather Goods
Umbrellas, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 on to $10.00. All the newest handles, most durable frames.
. Rubber Raincoats, Guaranteed waterproof, $6.00
Green Sportsmens' Cbats, Guaranteed waterproof $3.50.
A Complete Line of Slickers and Oiled Clothing, Corduroy and Leather 'Reversible Coats.
Boys' Duck Coats $1.50, All kinds erf Duck Coats from $2.25 and up.
Corduroy and Duck Coats lined with sheepskin
Raincoats and Cravenettes $10.00 to $30.00. '
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APPLES GOING INTO COLD
STORAGE IN PORTLAND
(Telegram.)
Largo quantities of apples as usual
at this tirao of tho year are now go
ing into storage, and tho markot nat
urally is to some extent affected by
these operations. Wiuesaps, New
towns, Spitzcnborgs, Black Twigs,
Bon Davis and Gnnos are tho chief
lato-kooping sorts that are being put
nwny, though Jonathans and Bald
wins nro also being stored to some
extent for lato winter and early
spring markot. Tho two lust named
varieties nro not first-class keepers,
and for that reason do not figure as
Inrgoly in tho storngo business as
tho other sorts.
Tho local markot raeantimo is in
n very largo way supplied with tho
fall varieties that cannot ho counted
on to keep long and with poor to in
different stock of tho kooping sorts
,imt storugo opora(oPS (lo nt cnro
w ))llt lUvliy Tllis nccoullts for tho
relatively low pricos now quoted on
inforior and ordinary fruit nnd tho
liirrlmr vnlnn linn mil mi nnnlnc flint
f"a"" "
' nro H f0 StornT0
I 1
Donlors nro not disposed to sell
first quality keopors on tho bnsis
established for tho lower grndos nnd
non-keepers, for tho reason that by
liolilill!' tluin n fm months llinv nro
iei.or. ti Tr. .i ii, ,.,
of tho Spitzcnborgs and othor koop
ing sorts woro hold more or less firm
ly at $2 to $2.50, and theso luttor
figure in a rather small way in cur
rout trndo.
Tho market is fairly woll supplied
with pears of half n dozou sorts, tho
Winter Nolis at $1.25 to $1.50 n box
being the favorite for tho timo, but
tho trade on tho whole bus not boon
notivo this week.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At tho Nash A. J. Boynolds, San
Froncihfo; M. Cruunoy, Troy; Miv.
Minnie Smith, Mrs. 13. K, Owen. Mis.
A. E. Smith, Ashland; D. llot'iiall,
Juliet ; h. A. Cruikshnnk, D. P. I.cvif,
h, Barry, V. H. Dnvnv, Portlands O.
W. Burnett, Myrtle Crook i 1 P.
Clark, Seattle; William Lowe, Chica
go; A. V. Khun nnd wifo, Fruitvale;
II. 1). Powell, city; J. W. Kondrit!.,
San Francisco ; 11. V. MitoholL Ash-,
land; Nuto Moyor, Loh Angnlos; Wil
liam Hrny, Ashland; Bobcvt Liviu.r-
slono,- C. F, Gilmore, C. Boiul, Port
land; C. F, Gilmore, Los Angeles; J.
C. Godwin, Boston; F. S. Torroy, Pas
adena; P. Holder, P. L. Bringlo, Port-
Point; G. O. Miller, Minneapolis; C.
S. Hampton, Chicago; 1). K. Ilillor
and wife, Grants Pass; George C.
Shetler, Kugeno; HoWt LnFolleite.
THE
Medford's
BOOKS REM
FOR M COUNTY
Present Ownership Maps of Entire
County Nearlng Completion
Will Be a Great
Help.
Tlio present ownership books be
ing compiled by tho Jnckson County
Abstract company aro rapidly near
ing completion and will be ready to
turn over to the county court by tho
first of tho yonr.
Theso books, which have been
compiled at an oxponso of $15,000,
aro intended to furnisi a pormnnont
record of the present owners of nil
property in Jackson, .county. They
are in offect n map of tho county,
showing tho exact shnpo and sizo of
ovory parcol of land and tho owner
thereof. Every transfer of property
horonftor will bo duly recorded in
theso books, tho nnmo of tho formor.
ownor mnrkod on tho tractbeing
ornscd and timl of tho now ono in
sorted. Thoro are 20 volumes, 132x48 inches
in sizo, nnd weighing'betweon 05 nnd
0 pounds oach. ,Thoy will bo kopt
in a room especially 'fitted up for
them in tho courthouse, whoro access
can bo had to them at any time.
Madison; F. B. Volz, Washington;
Charles J. Hurloy, Wishingtoit;:A. J.
Witmor, Kenosha; Fyank Woodnrd,
Portland; N. W. Starr," Portland; W.
E. Briggs, Ashlnnd; II. B. Tronson,
Eagle Point; H. L. Kelly, Trail; J. W.
Cochran, Eaglo Point; D. A. MoLcnn,
Portland; O. M. Jonos, Ashlnnd; Mil
Stewart, Josoph B. Tuokor, San
Frnnoisco; Al Schoenfold, W. G. New
ell, Chicago; C. Nehas, San Francisco
Tho Moore A. W. Weber and wifo,
A. A. Plant, R. W. Kinnoy, B. A. Cnv
nnuugh, Portland: J. S. Smith. Pan
Francisco; Edmund Poile, Trnil; Geo.
L. Davis, Jacksonville; J. E. Perry,
Mnx Friedenthal, P. J. Enstordn'y.
H. W. linndnll. Portland; Gcorgo W.
Brown, Jacksonville; W. E. Wihr.or,
Eugono; Mrs. Barfiold, Klamnth
Falls; Mario McMillan, KJnmnth Fulls
H. W. Lindsay, Pasadena; W. T. Pat
locks; W. E. Frazior. Portland; W.
Dennett. Portland; Mr. and Mrs. II.1
tiner, Condon; J. W. Murphy, Lo'-c
J. D. Cook, G. E. Howlaud, E. B.
Brown, Grants Pass; W. J. Wimor,
Waldo; II. Davison. ,Snn Francisco;,
Jeff Terry, Albcrlnf II. S. Rndcliffo,'
bnlom; Mrs. F. Zyjsoy, Portland; C.
A. r4ix upd wife, Seattle; J. L. Frank,
Portland; C. W. Swain, Pendlotonjl
Elinor Shohnn, J. G, Pigeon, C. C, I
Lystig, city; D.G.rMillitt, Feruvalo;'
M. Brninnrd, cityj. Davjil Graham and
family, Prospect. . : I
At the Palace J. G. SlivensJ
Brownsboro ; W. W, Trunx, Englo
Point ; C. W. Swain, Pendleton ; John '
A. Irson, Prospect; E. T. Grnliani.
TOGGERY
(OF COURSE)
Best Clothing Store
TROOPS TO KEEP
E
Two Companies of Militia Lead No
gro Safely Through Two
Thousand Infurlateti
People.
GASSAWAY, W. Va., Nov. 5.
Scott Lewis, a negro, accused of as
saulting Mrs. Albert Rochold, was
taken to jail today under gunrd of
two companios of. militia. A mob of
moro tlian 2000 infuriated pcoplo
gathorod at the jail this morning and
jeered tho soldiers. nnd officers as tho
slinking negro was led away between
the linos of muskets.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
- ---- - - -
Lizzio T. Ditwciler to Guy
Bnrnott, 1.25 ncres in DLC
.10, township 3D, range 1
E
10
S. C. Decker to Lizzio T. Dit-
woilor, snmo properly ....
10
L. W. Mooro to Phil Bonhnra,
5 acros in section 14, town
ship 39, rnngo 1 E
GOO
P. L. Ashcroft to Worn F.
Dunn, 51.14 ncres in D L
C 08, township 38, rnngo 1
W
5000
R. J. Edwards to P. L. Ash
10
croft. "una property
G. F. Billi.-gs t'i N. E. Foster,
8.50 acres in seation 5,
township 39, rnngo IE...
10
E. G. Whitosido to R. II. Toft,
lot 12, block 2, Pago addi
tion to Modford
10
E. DoBoy to F. Znnn, lots
17 nnd 18. liWk Ifi. Gnlil
inn .T.-ift
S. J. Ilnys to V. E. LoBoy,
snmo properly 700
W. L. Orr ot ux. to W. E.
Goodo, 1 noro in section 25,
township 37, rnngo 1 W ...
J. K. Howard to Addio R. Rip
poy, lots 11 nnd 12, Palm's,
addition to Modford
10
10
Stuart Snuiidor.s ot ux. to Eda
M. Morris, G000 squaro feet
" .of hind on Bush street, Ash-
bind ... 1200
L. A. Murphy to I-. M. Dhnnirek ;
hind in Ashland .........
Marin E. Plntnorth to IS. A.
Chorion D. Lylor ot ux. to eMrs.
Florence5 A Milton, 4 acre?
in section 10, townstiip 36,
rnngo 4 W
B. O. Longsdorf to Charles A.
Gray, 1 noro in Ashlnud
Homostoad association tract
A. C. Geiqgor to, N. L. High,
80 acros in section 8, town
ship 30, ningo IE
10
1000
10
10
MO
ERIN
LA F0LLETTE NOT BARTERER
OF PRETTY PHRASES
(Continued from page 1.)
can't bo dono in a fow weeks or a fow
months it takes years to do it ado
quately. '
"Tho republican party violated tho
plalfonri pledge regarding tho rovision
of tho tariff in every particular. They
promised to roviso tho tariff, and
how? In accordance with tho dif
foronco in tho cost of production of
tho material in tho different countries
Wag this dono? Not in any ono par
tioular. It was a gigantic, cut-and-driod
fraud perpetrated on the Amer
ican people.
Railroad Control Important.
''The control d tho railroads' in
this country is olie of tho most im
portnnt questions today. It .has been
prtrtially solved by tho appointing of
commissions in tho vnnous statos to
rogulnto tho state commerce, but theso
commissions must bo conducted on a
scientific basis. Wo have solvod tho
problem in Wisconsin nnd have an nb
solutoly scientific commission, which
employs tho best railroad nnd eon
struetion exports in tho world. Wo
know what every mile of 1'ilroud
costs to build nnd to operate, wo
know the cost of every yard of dir.
used to fill in a cut, wo know tho cos
of every engine, every car and ovory
employe, wo have examined all their
books nnd hnvo things on a ro.:k
bottom foundation. Thoro has been
no guess work and ns a result tho
railroads hnvo not ovon attempted to
overthrow tho commission's decisions.
Their orders hnvo been taken as final.
Tlio railroad commissions in other
statos have been fought right up to
tlio supremo court, and their orders.
thrown out, but nothing liko Hint lias
happoned in Wisconsin."
Cannon's Days Few
Senator La Follotto loft Friday
morning for Ashland, whoro he i to
spoak in tho ovoning,
Boforo leaving Sonntor Li Folio'. to,
in commenting on tho recent nttncj,
'made upon him by Sponker Josoph
Cannon of the house of ropresentn
.!.... i .1 il. I .. .1 l... , ...
uvu iuil'iiiimi uiu lupiy iiiiuiu oy nun
in tho editorial columns of LaFol-
Ictto's Weekly Magazine.
"Cannon," doclnred tho Wisconsin
senator, "cannot gavel through his
classification of republicans n ho
gavels through his scliQinos in con
gress. Tho votors of tho republican
party will decido ns to who nro re
publicans and who nro not.
"But we slinll nevor bolicvo in the
identity of tho party of Lincoln wijh
tho party of Cannon until the last
ballot has boon counted in the Insf
contest. Tho progressives may veil
bido, their time- and Jnngh nt the fnl
minations of the cznr of tho house.
Their timo is coming. CnimonUm is
moroln survival, nnd it is doomed.
A free, untrnmmeled ballot in the re
publican Vmrty would strip Cnnnon of
ovory vostigo of powor tomorrow. lis
pronuno'iainontoos nro but tho snnrl
ings of n grim old wolf who hoarj the
hpators in tho woods nnd scents, them
closing iu. no is still nt laive. but
tho days of his depredation withbi the I
SEATTLE WITS
THE BIG FIGHT
Man Wires Offer of $100,000 to Se
cure Mill for Heavyweight
Championship of the
World.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5. Clnro.nco J.
Morard of Seattle has wired Sam
Borgor that he is ready to post $100,
000 to securo tho Jeffries-Johnson
fight for, Seattle.
Ho declares thnt a forfeit will bo
posted nnd will guaranteo thnt thoro
will bo no interruption on tho nprt of
tho authorities in Seattle.
PRETTY SENORITA HAS
LOST HER COUNTER JOB
EL PASO, Tox., Nov. 5. Sonoritn
Andrea Villoreul, whp was recently
rclcnscd from prison in Torreon, was
dischurged today from tho storo
whoro sho was employed in order
that slip might remain in this coun
try to assist tho Moxiean liberals.
Ramon Lomoli, tho Mexican consul,
visited the proprietor of tho storo Inst
night nnd todny sho was dismissed.
Friends bolievo tlio action is tho first
step on tlio part of the Mexican gov
ernment to imprison hor. Socialists
aro raising n fund to dofend her
should her nrrest occur on Americnu
soil.
Prepaid Raliroao Orders.
"Something which is of considor-
known ,is tho system of prepaid or
ablo interest to the publio generally
and which is oerhaps not generally
dors now in offeot between stations
of the Southern Pneifio company
and ail points in tho Unitod Stntes.
By moans of this system tickets may
bo purchased at Medford from anv
place in tho Unitod States and mail
ed or telcgrnphod direct to tho party
wishing to come horo. Sloenor ac
commodations and smnll amounts of
cash in connection with theso tickets
may niso be forwarded at tba samn
sheepfolds of the people nro surely
numbored."
Large Audience.
Tho oporn houso was filled with a
argo audionco who followed with in
terest ovory word of tho spenkor, in
torrupting with bursts of applnuso
frequently and urging tho senator to
contiuue. His address was ono of
the-most masterly over delivered in
this city.
City Attorney Portor J. Noff in-
trodnco'd Senator LnFolIette in n fow
words, well chosen nnd full of foal
ing, ns Mr. Noff, enminer from tho
sanio"-section ns Mr. L-aFol'ctlc, is
closely in touch with Uu ik which
the sonntor hps neeonij,isiu.l