Medford mail tribune., February 20, 1910, FIRST SECTION, Page 3, Image 3

TJTE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MIC D FORD. OREGON, .SUNDAY, ffEHRARY 20, 1910.
CITY DADS
SHOWS AND
REGULATE 'MYSTERY SURROUNDS
VENDORS DEL NORTE MURDER
SAYS SPRAY TREES
Ordinances Aro Passed negtilntlnu Albert Ryan's Death on Pistol River, Law Requires All Trees and Shrubs
the Licenses for Street Vendors
and Circus Price Is Raised.
At tin! ini't'llni! of tho city council
Friday night n mil board wiw pre
'lit.
Am ordinance rcKUlntltiK llccnueii
wiih jin'mmiUmI mid pruned without any
dlHCtlMtlOU.
Tim mw ordinance Incrcnioi tho
amount to bo paid th city for tin
prlvlU'Ko of conductlnc certain lines
of bunlne. For Inntancf, tho circuit
iicni( ih incrcanod from 170 to
$130. Councilman Welch thought It
Hhould ho douhli'd, hut the price wb
fixed nit In the original draft.
inciuiieu in the ordinance were
provlnloiiM whereby what aro known
iin "iiiedlclim companion" or anyonn
nlllnK merchandUe of any kind ty
euch uivnnn are charged n yearly
llcenre of 1200. Street hawker and
Yendom of goodii from door to door
are aluo charged $260 a year. Ped
diem on foot immt pay $200 nlno,
and the man who peddles from n
wagon U niweucd $300. Theo year
ly license can only be taken out for
the full term. It l understood that
the peddler llccnie does not apply
to perron who sell the produce of
their own farms vegetables and
fruit from door to door.
Draymen nre assessed $3 for every
tbreo months for one horse and $0
for a twohorse dray.
Ice cream wagons on tho street
have ix prohibitory tariff placed on
them lu the shape of a $00 per month
license. Thin Ilcento Is levied, It Is
alleged, In the interest of tho health
of the city, and to prevent tho vend
Inc of a preparation so susceptible
to disease gerniit as Ice cream upon
the open streets.
It was ordered that the city re
corder be Instructed to advertise for
bids for paving certain streets with
hard surface pavement. The bids to
be opened March 8.
Also the city recorder was Instruct
ed to advertise for bids for laying
sewers and water main In tho city
for the year 1&10.
Ordinance for lateral sewer on
d'AnJou street from Nlntu to Thir
teenth. Water mnlns from Heulah nvenue'
In Curry County, Is Still
Veiled In Mystery.
MAItfllirilCLI). Or., Feb. 10.
Mystery still surrounds tho murder
of Albert Ityan, who wan killed and
robbed lu a lonely spot on Pistol
river In Curry county.
It. Collier, who was arrested as a
suspect, has been released and today
these seems to be small chance of
finding tho murderer. Collier was
given a preliminary hearing nt the
town of Harblu, near where the body
was discovered. Thero was not suf
ficient evidence to provo him In any
wny connected with tho murder. The
most damaging circumstantial evi
dence against the accused inqn was
the report thnt he had left Dol Norte,
Cnl In company with Hynn. but It
has since been learned that they loft
two days apart.
A few dollars In money and Ry
an's watch havo been found on the
ground near where the body was dis
covered. It Is believed that Ityan had
about $180 when he left Pel Norte.
The finding of the watch and money
leads some of the officials to U
Hove thnt Ryan committed suicide,
but this Is hardly possible as the
only weapon was a knife In his pock
et, and he had been stabbed twice and
his throat cut.
Must Bo Sprayed for Insect
and Funrjus Pests,
Owner of city lotH upon which
trees and nhrubK nre growing aro no
tificd that in accordance with the
JlnwB of Oregon they tntiHt sprny nil
, trees mid shrubH likely to he infcHt-
ed with San Jose kcuIg or other in
H-ct fungus CHtH. Commercial lime
'Hiilphur Bprny t the rate of one pil-
Ion to eight gallons of water !h ree
ominendciL A mere sprinkling will
,not suffice. Tho preparation mut
ho applied by means of n spray
pump.
EDDIE WILKINSON PRAISED
BY BASEBALL WRITER
Ofgood & CummincK have in their
employ nn engineering corps consist
ing of 22 assistants, nil with the
requisite training and experience to
fit them for their respective posi
tions. 287
Big fistic carnivnl evening Febru
ary 22 nt old skating rink. 260
let your ticket at Hnskins' enrly
the boxing contest. 289
to Phlpps street, on Queen Anne ave
nue from Roosevelt to Phlpps, on
Reddy avenuo from Roosevelt to'
Phlpps. I
Petition of A. P. Talent to construct
frame residence corner Ninth and
Central avenue granted.
Resolution pasted for paving of,
Eighth street from Riverside to 8.
P. right of way.
II. Hadgely, the man who write
the baseball dope for the Sun Frnn
oiM'o Bulletin, Imw the following to
say of a local hoy:
"A mention of the Phenix team
remimlK mo of Wilkinson, who in
holding down fecund for the col
IcginiiH this year. Ah a judge of
irround bull he in nt the top of the
ladder and gives promise of devel
oping into one of the flashiest its -fielders
in the country. He is due
to finish his studies next year, and
it might pay some local manager to
get a line on this hoy. Good second
basemen nre none too plentiful and
Wilkinson should he borne in mind
by Const league clnbH when they do
n little experimenting at the begin
niug of the season."
Kddie Wilkinson, above mentioned,
is a son of Kd Wilkinson of Mcdford
nnd played a few gamen with the lo
cal team htKt senson. He in a na
tive son of Mcdford nnd showed his
class on the diamond here Inst year.
We don't care whtro you bought
your glasses. Get the Mngic eye
glass clenner at Dr. Goble's. Free.
18 W. Mnin st. 2SG
Oseood & Plimmillfs linvn nnmn.
eerilltr nHrtiefi in fliA fiil? nmnnrinii
for tho construction of the irrigation
system for the valley. 287
Mngic eycglnss cleaners free nt
Dr. Goble's, 38 W. Mnin st. 280
. 0. 0. F, LODGE
Representatives From All Organized
Lodnes of Odd Fellows In South
ern Oregon at Institution.
Deputy District Grand Master Hoy
Ulrich of Jacksonville, accompanied
by delegations from the lodges of
Odd Fellows of Ashland, Jackson
ville, Mcdford, Central Point and
Gold Hill filled ft special train Sat
urday evening which conveyed thorn
to Woodville, where they were met by
a delegation from the Grants Pass
lodge. The occasion was the insti
tution of a new lodge of the three-
linkers in the thriving burg near the
county line, nnd every one of the old
lodges sent their best exponents of
the work in order that the initiates
might bo imbued with the proper re
spect due the order.
ALFRED HARRISON HOOKER.
Alfred Harrison Hooker, who died
nt his residence in Mcdford Friday
moming, was bom in Indinnnriolis,
Ind., January 7, 1840. In 1801, at
the outhrcnk of the civil war, he
joined Kansas home guards, nfter-
ward enlisting in the regular army
and serving through the war. Ac
companying his final dischnrge pa
pers he received letters of high
commendation from his superior of
ficers. He was married December
10, 1805, to Eliza Spurgcon and
came to Oregon in 2872. In 1891 he
beenme a resident of Mcdford and
has since made his home here. He
eaves a wife and eicht children
Mrs. Mnttie Young of Heppner, Or.;
H. E. Hooker of American Falls,
Idaho; Mrs. Belle Nelson of Port
land; Mrs. Ida Haines of Tncoma;
Delbert, Leonard nnd W. A. Hooker
nnd Mrs. Eva Frcdenberg of Mcd
ford. Tho funeral will take place
this nftcrnoon under the auspices of
Chester A. Arthur Poet, G. A. R.
The Snowy Butte orchnrd, com
prising 300 acres of berfring fruit
roes, was subdivided into ten-ncre
raets by Osgood & Cummings. 287
Ostrood & Cummings have several
parties engaged on city and ranch
surveys. 287
Buicks run easily.
Why Look Farther?
When in search of the Latest in style's
and material in the way of - . -:: ; ,
Spring' Suits and Skirts
as we have them. Although we have
really been too busy the last few days ?
unpacking and arranging our stock
to take time to tell you about them,
but to set your minds at rest, we will
say that if it is good and in style you
can't make a mistake in coming here
for anything in the line of
ladies' and Girls9 Wearing Apparel
THE
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THE
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Direct from the Factory a Carload of
Flint Coat and Mikado Roofing
and a full stock of all kinds and weights m
Deadening Felts and Building Papers. In addition
to those we have ,
ON THE WAY ;
a full and complete stock of PAINTS and OILS
and say! Dont forget that we handle
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1 Standard Portland Cement and Fresh Crown Plaster and can 1
T , supply you in any quantity desired
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