THW MEDFORD M ALL TRIBUNE, MBDtfOttD, OREGON. FRIDAY, lWHltUARY'l. 11)10.
IIY HOBOES ARE TO INVESTIGATE
T
Many Requests for "a Dime to Get
' Somethin' to Eat" Teller's
Experience.
More than tho usual number of
Imckdoor vlt3tora have como to tho
housewives of Mciltord wlthlh the
past tow day.
"I.oldy, can't you plvo a poor work
ing man a Itltc to eat7" U the cry.
Sometimes they pot a "hand-out,"
Foniotlinea n "sot-down," but never
hy any chance do they offer to do
any work to pay for the meal.
An amusluir experience was that
of Recorder Telfer with one of this i Bhtp brlngu a
centry a week ago. orientals.
Alarmed at Great Number of Dark
Sklnned Men Arriving Au
thorities Will Act.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
lly A. C llowusit
Austin (liven, unuiiWn olr Mr. nml j I ttiwlol I li.xml u lulile tin llieiu id
Mrs. ,), .). I-Yyor, rolelmiliMl Iuh 21st ' the Imuulr.v room nml Mtrvetl tlu'in
birthday on the !ltl itist. ntul In- with dinner, nml il infill lie of in
KTnmliMivnta inmlo him present nt'Meivnl to Ihe render to know muiie of
SAN KKANC1SCO, Feb. 4. Alarm
ed nU tho prowInK InunlKratlon of
Hindus the local authorities are twltt
to bo planning an invcHtlKftttnu of looking for orehiinl land
two vnluiuilo lots in rryer s ntlili
tiou to the town of Knule Point on
that occasion.
J. C. Hi-own, the dirt seller, iukI
M. 11. fllovor, holli ot Metlford, were
out to our town looking over the
laud adjoining. Mr. Glove w.i
the Hindustani, arriving with every
ship from the orient.
Tho Chi Yo Mnru Is In port today
ltl 136 tnrbaned dark skinned men
of the lowest caste, who will he used
tor construction work on railroads
of tho west. The number Is an aver-
ago Importation of laborers, na every
full steerage list of
Miss Mabel l'rewell anil Miss
Sarah Singleton were in our town
Inst Saturday on business ami end
ing on some of their many friends
George Yere, who bus been engag
ed with n party of eivil engineers on
the right of way of tho P. & K. near
llutte Falls, and John Kdsull emtio
out last Saturday, look dinner at the
Sunnyside ami Mr. Yere went on to
Mi'dfoid I he same afternoon, nml
Mr. Kdsull took a load of supplies
Mr. Tolfer was tackled by a fel- Thousands of Hindu laborers are
low with tho request for n dlmo. worklnit on the railroads of Urltlsh
.... . , . ... . . ! i i 1 n.i
"I've ii coins,- sam me man, anu Columbia ami tneir unmoors nave up u ieeu mnmmi mni u. ip,v
I want the dlmo to mako 25 so tlmtjRrnwn so lartro that protests tigalnst ! report that those who have charge
the Increasing Influx nro being heard i of the elearing ot the right ot way
in Ottawa and It la feared here that i nro getting along well with their
a similar condition wilt meet men-1 work nml by the "JOth insl. they will
ace the laborliiK people of the Pa-ihae the whole of the right of way
nt!cific roast, and every effort will bo .cleared" to llutte FalN.
lmuln tn stoo tho Hindu Innndatlou ' Mr. Fry of Little Unite eivel
CHICAGO WHITE SOX
TO TRAIN ON COAST
1 tain get a meal."
Tolfer sliod tho fellow up and
told him to come with him and ho
would fix it: he had noticed Chief
Shearer and Pollcemnn Murdock
the other end of tho block.
The expectant seekor for something
to eat trotted along, keeping up a
running fire of conversation about
"what a fino guy you aro." and "I
knew yo were all right from de foist."
nntll thy tfamo up to the two of fl
oors. Telfer stopped and said to
Shwurer:
"Chlof. bore Is a man that needs
dime In order to gt something to
eat. Can you do anything for Ulm?"
lire," sttld tho clttof. Thm to
Murdook: "Take him over, Frank,
and lock htm up."
"Dhat's a mean trick to play
on a Kuy. Who-are youse, anyway,"
said the hobo.
"M'ni the Judge." said Telfer.
"Hully gee." was the exclamation
or tno otner. "yon can t tsll what a ... , .. . , . ,
, i , .. . 'will work their way pout Invnru to Los
cbv l In file frktvn lit- fhn wfi tin
looks."
When searched at the Jail the sum
of $2.70 was found or his clothes.
i, Lake
ii.reeK r. w.. nun iwo m m mih-
Jenlh'd for dinner the la-t of the pM
weok. One ot the boys wna the one
SAN FRANCISCO, Cnl., Feb. 4.
The Chietigo White Snx will spend tt
portion of their training season on
the Pueitle const, according to an
announcement bore today, thereby
forestalling the appearance of the
Boston lied Sox on western dia
monds this year.
Tip O'Noil, ndvnnco agent of C
miskey's Americans, said before re
turning to Chicago to hold n confer
ence with the Chicngo club president,
that it was certain that tho White
Sox would open here against the
Seals oil Murcb 4. Whether they
the peouliarities of these people.
Thoy all sat down ntul then the fireJ
thing thoy ale was the pork. They
would each ivaeh to the dish and
take a piece of pork and eat that
first, then the tomato preserves,
then bread, and last potatoes, lull
ing everything with (heir fingers, not
using their knives at nil. None of
thorn washed their hands except the
boss, before eating, and after they
got through they till washed clean
with soap,
Fred Ibmlap of Talent and two
teamsters, who wore hauling his
household goods, stopped here last
Wednesday night on their way lo
Mr. DitnliipV homestead on Indian
eivuk, near Derby.
There wore three men came in
Wednesday night front Pnnkey's log
ging enmp, cold, hungry and tired,
and culled for supper, eto., uiid they
ate us though Ihey enjoyed it.
Your correspondent went to Sniu'
Valley last Saturday and did not get
homo until Tuesday night, so am lit
tle slow in "citing in the news,
Advertised Letter List.
The following letter remain un
called for a) the pootofllce at Mod
ford, Wodnosdnv. Februarv 2:
I'M An n.vke.' IL A Miveedn. Mr
Baker's
vs.
Home Made Bread
Wo hnvo honio-ninde bread. Which would
you rather eat, home-made or bakers' A
I'ooli.sh question to ask, for most people
would bo willing to pay twice tho price for
itonio-niado broad thoy pay for baker's, but
you can buy the good old-fashioned home
made broad at the Rex Orooory for tho same
price as baker's. Largo, well browned
loaves, both nourishing and palatable, and
baked from tho best flour in the city.
"Yakima Best
Take a loaf home with you and bo con
vinced. Rex Grocery Co.
Angeles or whether they will start
in the south and piny northward to
Portland hns not ye,t been u-oer-tnincd.
who accidentally shot himself in the
arm some time ago. He y thill In
line lull liHln it! Ma mm v.il. Iml
thinks that he will eventually hav.. I w; l'M. JillH'. i a-
i"ei. nenry rummer, inn iimii.
Tom K. nation. P. IL F.nt.ui. .1 !'"
(-), Mr. N'ltnnic I'pn-. Merlon II
Fa ire, Mt. Mnry L Fletcher. .Initu
Unlhrtiilh, Giufield Luiubei Co..
Percy Goldstein. lIumvtoHd
Cottnge street 1, .In lvre-,iii, I'M ward
K'n.wen. Waller T. Malhis. K. C.
i Miller. A. N. Miller. .1. A. McLhmI,
Ilattie N'cwmnu, II
no Ordway, Frit.'
L. Peter-on. I). M. Perce. .1. F
Scott, Mis'. Kujjcuc Steimbonch. ,1.
If!. WmiFh Mn-tor Ilwnrd WiKon.
Mri. M. II. Wood-. .1. P. Wolf. We-.
the use of it t" a great extent.
A lady by the nwne of Xntnnd and
her little boy came to Kn-.'le P :
to board Inst ' Monday. Her hit--band
i a bridge careuler on the P
& K. rnilwuy.
Mr. Pin t on it i id his (laughter. Mi
Mary, .canio out lnt Tnesduy, took
the car for Medford the next mora- j '"".r
imr. He made the in mid trip. Mi-!'!' .Vfix, Hntti
Peylon remaining in Modt'ord. V"'"H. '"K,
Mr. Mip of Medford came out
TiiomIhv evening, spent the night v.
Fngle Point and returned to Med
ford Viw1m,1V (It'll
Alex. Vestal was pleasant caller j ,J"' Adjustment Agency,
in Kagle Point and reports that l'Hu's '.nllmg lor the uIm.vc h-l-(he
steam -hovel has finally got to 'dl please say Advertised. A
i
WHY, ASKS WILEY, IS CONTRACTS LET
SUGAR BEET BOOZE? WORK COMMENCES
New Spirits Made From Pulp of Su
gar Beets Proves Serious Ques
tion With the Government.
WASHINGTON, Feb. L If. spir-
Work of Excavating for the New
Building on Sixth
Began Today.
Telephone
Street
work on the bit: cut near Vestal's,
Thev have had a long and hard time
moving it to its de-tinalioii. but have
finally succeeded.
LaM Wednesday morning the mil
road men who have been boarding at
road men who Imve been boarding in
Fugle Point took their lunch
railroad track, but they were met by
uie secuon doss, wno intornied menu
that the orders from headquarters
!was to suspend operations for a
.'while on thai part of the railroad
where thev had been working, and
the renilt wns iptite n number of
them stnrted Ibis (Thursday) morn
ing for Medford. There were about
charge of 1 cent will be mode upon
delivery.
A. M. WOODFOIM). P. M
Medford, Orgon: Thi cartifie-
that we have sold Hall's Texan Won
der for tun ui'o of all kidney, blad
der and rheumatic troubles for ten
( venrs, ami linvo nevar had a com-
l plaint. Tt trivoR quick and permanent
relief. Sixty das' traatmunt in each
bottle. Medford Pharmacy.
Best Groceries
The contracts for tho construction
its made from Migur cane i rum iimUof tho Homo Telephone company
spirits made from grain is whisky, hulldlng on Sixth street, corner of 100 Hindus quit work Tuesday
.... I O i.: i it! . , .
what is Miints mtidc trim: sngnr Hnllv. havo been let and the work of I iwhkihk hi uinuus. mere were
beet.- excavating for the htiildlni; lias liecn
uil i- inv qocMion mm uii- ' pniiimetirod. The hiill.llnir will 1.0
tenuil revouue collectors and the'
lubonl l'J of them ciiine lo Hie Sim
inv-ide In-t Wcdnesdav nbout noon
land called for dinner. Thev
!;Rri tft (n uii nf lrlrk. nnd two i I p .. .1 i .
pure food exerts are working over. " u w,b, mAM'' PnrK. n ,,eo,. Mr.
I'leM.lenl lan, it I.-saul, l.a .leclar- and fJtte, v,uh n JI10(1rl .
ed that he has .-aid nil hi; is going t ancj
uboui whisky, and ordered hi ,-ubor-! Th; Medron, rIck comiKtny has
dmatcs to settle the q.ie.-tion. Hie thfl t.ontrllfil for ,he )irek worl. K.
CAecutivcs deeioi, n. the "what is . w Qmy w,u (J) Ue carpnt.rIn, al,
WIIISKVI ('ll.-O IUKI OOVVII IIIC I UK!
that grain i-piiit- must be .called
whi-ky and spirits from iiudus.-es
i i... ....ii, ..i
Hut now coiner the We.-tern Dis-
tillene., company locateil nt Ag- Kl!imat IIoralo: T,K, Herald Is cu
new,. Lul.. with t he deobirutiou that roUH (() kmW Ju(Jt wh() fmm Mli
hey mnki 'vb sky . u the pulp m ,.xproKed themmdve In fa
lot. oyer alter the .sugar is extracted , yor f)f thj ,UOV()immt f01. ft new HtatP. ,
tron, bee s lhey want o bo allow- The on,y (mm etl)A of Hurh lt,nIl. ,
((i in l-jiii ine iiou.o wmtjuy, just , .
.. . ii i i i i - '"g
IIS HICJ Oil VL- llt'VII lining.
Notice to Contractors nnd Builders.
On and after April 1, 1010. the
minimum .scale of carpenter's wages '
will be .f.l.fiO for eight-hour days. I
CAItPFA'TKILS' UNION'.
Local No. 18-10,1
January 1, 1010. 'Jf.2
Wear Kidd'a Shoes,
i Hniek? "o
At Prices Strictly in
Keeping with the
Quality of Our
Stock which is
Unexcelled
A Trial willConvince You
Allen Reagan
The Square Deal Grocers
O. L. Sclierinerhorii the oxonvatlng.
WHY
NOT BOOST
INSTEAD OF KNOCK?
i
To label it "whisky mado from
bfietn" would make it necessary to
conduct a long ciiuipiiigu of educa
tiou to iiiuke people believe that it
ar ImnkorM who have eyea
lug nro tho hankera who have yo
on securing the Btntc doposltH without
in vim- In niiv ;inv Intcri'Ht llier(-on
The rent of tho public simply consider
iYti ,(,,,'t,iftit thf i.lkllntllrirf, 1 Alilltlla
really can be mado from beet, lhey, .unornliundant enthi.BlaHm
hay, a,... th. ,s not ngl. t ; no 8Q oh fop Mo(lfo.
Dr. Wiley admits that the opints
dihtilled from tho beet pulp in very
pure. Hut it is not whisky, ho buyti.
It is "spirits distilled from beet pulp,
rcntified nod colored with brown Nil
gai'." So why not loll the truth on!
the luhel? i
The quoHtiou it. ntill in the air. Tin
revonuo officerrt have decided that
TWO LIVKS KAVKI).
the Cnlifoniia )rodiu!t is not rum, nt!
nn' rule. Now Ihey tiro exauiiiiing.
the seams in the president' defini
tion of whisky lo see if it eitii bo
htrctohed.
1 IfAVK MJ KINDft OF DUV
OOItlMVOOI) FOIt s.ili:
My best fP, 7.1Q jmr cord. And
I havo some cood fir for $0.50, ..nd
If you want It flawed Into ntovewood
j. will v-oat 50 centu per cord more.
Ah soon an road are lietlor wood
will ho cheaper. I ,-Uo do wood
oawlng hy tho covd or by tho hour.
I alno take orders for ;our fa.l wood,
r will bavo yovr wooj. cut now and
dellvei tho H'liio to you any time
next Biintmer. and you do not have to
pay for H until delivered. For fur
ther luforiua'lou call auu f.oo ine at
21 South Grnp w A'.-tford, Or.,
or phoun M;n t ii (. if, Relch
biolu. zo
YToae mii's Skoes.
I wish to certify that my luiHband '
! vni Riiffnrln i for a lnnir flmfl frnm -
stomach troublo and a complication I
that various phyolclanH declared to
bo Rrlght's dlscaBO, and was given i
up by them tt dlo. Ho then consult-'
cd Dr. T. Wa'i Hlng nt No. 725 J
street, Sacramento, who cured tho
troublo entire!. Thin was sevon years;
ago and there has been no return of
tho complaint. I
My little boy, Virgil Strickland,!
was shot through the stomach and I
Intestines ..nd tho doctors said ho
could not llvo unless ho was operated
on, end Dr. Hlng cured him without
a knife, That was In September,
1907. nnd the little boy Is enjoying
good henlth over since.
Wo formorly resided at No, 21(5
18th street, nnd havo since moved to
No, 3207 Kant avonuo, Oak Park,
I cheerfully recommend Dr. Hlng's
services to anyone needing medical
attention,
(BlBW-d) MRS. 8. E. STRICKLAND.
I vorlfy tho above statement.
L'. STRICKLAND.
January 14th, 1910.
$12,525 Eleven aeres in Coniiee pears, 10 years old,
nine acres in JJartlett airtl Anjon peal's, 1 lo 3 years
old: close in; good soil. Terms.
$12,000 Kleven acres in Coniiee and Hose pears, 1-1
years old. These trees are in full bearing and will
pay a good income on the urico asked.
$24,000Thirty-two acres in Boso and Anjou pears;
irocs are from 4 -to 7 years of age. Complete sel
of buildings. Close in.'
$7000 Thirty-five acres of black sticky, three miles
from Medford, all under the ditch and can be irri
gated. $13,000 Thirty-two acres, close to Medford; eight
acres in Newtowns and Spitzenbcrgs 0 to 7 years
of age; 14 acres in alfalfa; three acres in peaches;
two acres in berries; irrigated; buildings.
$13,000 Twenty acres; 16 acres in 7-year-old New
towns and balance in 3-yoar-oJd Bartlott pears; no
buildings.
$7500 Ten acres, all planted to Newtown and Spit-
zenberg apples, 7 to 11 years old.
$18,000-Thirty-five acres, about 25 planted to apples
and peai-s, in bearing. Trees are from fi to 15 years
old; buildings; tour miles from Medford.
$14,000 Thirty-five acres; buildings; exceptionally
fine place for a home; twelve acres in apples m d
pears 3 years old; about an acre of bearing orchard:
11 acres in alfalfa; all fine deep free soil.
$150 to $200 per acre Stewart aero tracts; two miles
from Medford; tracts are from 10 to 25 acres in size.
Pino building spots on all; can all bo irrigated;
cheapest tracts in the Medford neighborhood; easy
terms.
$300 per acre Finest five and ten-acre orchard and
garden tracts in the valley; easy terms.
$35,000270 acres; buildings; 20 acres in bearing
Spitz, Newtowns and Cornice pears; about GO acres
in one and two-year-old apples and pears; fino or
chard land.
SELLING AGENTS FOR SNOWY BUTTE
ORCHARD TRACTS,
W. T. YORK & CO
You Couldn't Head It Off With
A Gatling Gun
Medford will have 25,000 people
in 1012. The point is: the 30-acre
tract we offer for a song adjoining
fownsite now, is the snap of the year.
See us at once.
We have t wo good business oppor
tunities. THE ROGUE RIVER LAND COMPANY
Fire Insurance No. ! I Nortli Central Ave.
-
P L UMBING
Steam and Hot Water Heating.
All work guaranteed. Prices reasonable.
I. F. MOORE AND E. E. SMITH
t Old Tribune Building. .Fnone 15031.
C W i tii m i
DRIVERS- that know the country
RIGS that cover the country
QUIOKI-V AND WITH COMK MKT TO YOU A UK AIAVU'8 TO HM
FOUND Ai TIIM
FAIILOW DOWNING, IHOIIUTOnH.
WEST SIDE STABLES
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