MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1910,
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CAMPBEt L BUYS
$29,000 WATER BONOS
Bids Par and Accrued Interest
Much Routine Business Transacted
by City Council.
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! Too Late to Classify i!
WANTED Salcsmeu In every local-'
lty of tbo northwest; money ml-;
vnnced weekly; many uinko over
$100 month; eholco of territory.)
Ynklma Valley Nurso y Co., Top
lienlsh, V.sb. 1
MISS RAGSDALE AND UNITED PRESS SIGNS
VICTOR JORE WED, FOR CANADIAN NEWS
Popular Young Business Man Wins Combines With British and Colonial
One of Mcdford's Charming Yomin! Press and Will Exchango News
At its rcRular mectins on Tuesday j
aveninR tho city council transacted j
uch routine business and disposed
city work.
ManaKer Cooloy of the Medford
t ..,,. nnmmnv was Granted per
mission to have a railroad spur budt
into the yards of the company.
James Campbell having bid par
,Md accrued interest for 29,000
water bonds, tho council accepted the
bid and ordered the bonds issued to
Mr, Campbell.
The plat of the Oak Grove subdi
vision was referred to tho street aud
load committee.
John Harringtou was prantcd a
saloon license for a period of six
months.
City improvement bonds in an
amount of $5250 were ordered is
saei. This provides for the laymp
sewers on Eovoral streets.
Petitions to grade South Newtown
and Knight streets were granted.
Cuthbert & Co. were granica
to erect n tent on the cor
ner of Sixth and Central avenue for
temporary warehouse purposes.
ISfert, Merrick and Wortman voted
aye, Dcmmcr and Welsh no.
The plat of tho Conroy and Clancy
addition to tho city of Medford was
accepted.
A plat of tho Phipps property, on
lie east side, prepared by C. E.
"WToolvcrton, was referred to street
and road committee.
An ordinance was passed in
structing the city recordejto charge
a fee of $1 for certifyingto assess
ments and a fee of $1 for changing
any assessment on tho bond lien
docket.
BILL IS DRAWN TO
CLOSE ROGUE RIVER
M. F. HcCown Elected President of
Association Commlttco Appointed
to Raise Funds.
LadlesWill Reside In This City.
Mr. Victor Mooro and Miss Mamlo
Reports Canadian Papers Unite
NEW YORK, April 20. Contracts
REPUDIATES TARIFF BILL.
(Continued from Page 1.1
3ayne-AldrIch tariff measure.
High Cost ot Living.
la the smaller towns the "high
seat ot living" was thy central Issue
the campaign. For this, the tariff
till vrzs &eld responsible, and Havens,
:ramtag oa a platform ot tariff revt-
Joa. carred tho towns by a large piu
Tally.
Rochester, itself a manufacturing
feoamaaitr, whoso clothing factories
are among its principal business voted
against tho tariff according to the
politicians, when it voted against Ald
Tiige. The wool schedule had Its ef
fect on this result, It is asserted.
The principal support of Aldrldge
a Rochester came from tho financiers
Jaterested In this business. It Is de
"dared, from a closo analysis of the
ote in tho various wards. These
men held that the re-opening of the
tariff would mean a renewal of unset
tled business conditions, such as pre
Tailcd during the recent tariff tlnk
rtag. Democratic Landslide.
Bat for the most part Havens car
Tied every sort of ward. The dls
trlcta where tho laboring element re
sides voted for him and even in the
est residence districts the vote
changed so that ono such ward
switched from a republican plurality
f 1C00 tp democratic plurality of
seo.
Such changes, say the politicians,
jaean the smashing ot party lines in
a -way that has seldom been seen In
the eastern stf.tos. The independent;
voter, who followed men and ideas
aad not party lines, did the work,
ay leaders on both sides.
In many waya tho politicians here
At the meeting of tho Roguo River
Fish Protective association at tho
Commercial club rooms Tuesday eve
ning, Malcolm McCown was elected
president, J. D. Heard vice-president
and Dr. L. Bundy .secretary-treasurer.
A committee was appointed, consist
ing ot J. E. Enyart, J. D. Hoard and
the president to take charge of rais
ing funds to secure tho passage of
an initiative bill to closo tho Roguo
and its tributaries to commercial fishing.
The following is the text of tho Ini
tiative bill to bo submitted to tho
people tor signatures:
A bill for an act to protect fish In
Rogue river, to punish those who vio
late this act, and to repoal all laws
In conflict herewith.
Bo it enacted by tho-people of the
state of Oregon:
Section 1. It shall bo unlawful for
any person to take or attempt to take
any fish of any kind whatsoever from
the waters of Rogue river or of any
of its trlbutaiies with a seine net,
trap, fish wheel or by any other
means except with hook and line,
commonly called angling.
Section 2. Any person violating
any provision of this act shall upon
conviction bo punished by fine not
less than one hundred nor more than
five hundred dollars or by imprison
ment not less than thirty days "nor
more than six months In tho county
jail, or by both such fine and impris
onment.
Section 3. All laws and parts of
laws, general or special, in conflict
with this act are hereby repealed.
Itagsdale were married at tho M'Wworo si,.,,,..! todav bv tho United
copal church Tuesday evening, Kov.iInjss associations and the NritUh
William Lucas officiating. Mr, andimul Coloninl Press Service," Ltd., of
Mrs. Mooro have many friends In Cnlmda) uv whic, cacu wju mvo nr
Medford, who aro wishing them all 5t8 disposal for use in afternoon
kinds ot good fortune. They will bo now8,npors jts oW territory, hti
at homo to their many friends In this yoviant nows gathered by either us
city after May I. sociation.
Miss Ragsdalo lias lived most oi , Tho Br5li9ll nml Coloninl Press
her life In Jackson county and iinBjg,. wnJ nconH,rfttca recently tit
won a host ot friends for herself. . Montreal for tho purpose of uniting
For tho past year sho has been dayjnll tnQ )nrK0 OWgp1porg Cnnudr.
clerk of the Hotel Nash. I jn n tclejnniphio news sorvico.
Mr. Moore has been a resident of ; Tbe 0rKnniIuli0l, njm8 to iiitrodu.v
Medford for a number of years, for 5nto Cnnnda tho moaeni methods of
some time mannglng tho Mooro ho-! jindl;np nows cmplovcd by tho Unit,
tel for his uncle, W. T. Mooro. Re- od Pnss $ Us servico to ,,ftornoon
cently he has been connected with ( noW8pnpora 0f America,
the real estate firm of W. T. York. Aemiliug jnrv9 of Toronto i
& Co prcsidont of tho British and Colonial
The young couplo wlll contlnuo toiServico Many lcaUnR Canadinns
make their homo In this city. nre nmonp. it8 directors mid 6to:k-
holdcrs.
As- the organization will tnp every
news field in Canada, tho alliance
promises to be exceedingly valuable
to the United Press.
OH! !0U SPI-NORT!
HERE'S THE LATEST
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"Cut It Out," "Facto Away," "Skld
cloo" Aro. All In tho Discard
"Check It With Your Hat" Latest
PORTLAND WINS FIRST
GAME ON HOME GROUNDS
Jesse Garrett, who has opened the
season three times in succession on
the Portland grounds, made it two
out of three yesterday by defeating
Oakland. Ho won the first year, but
Probate Court.
Estate of A. D. Helman Will ad
mitted to probate ; Susan D. Helman
last senson the luck was with San i appointed executrix and W. A. Pat-
Francisco and he lost. ' rick, C. W. Hoot and Q. H. Billing:!
Tuesday, in tho presence of 11,000 1 appraisers.
vociferous fans he twirled a 2-0, Estate of Josinh Hannah Gus
game, allowing but three hits. Newbury appointed jilniiiiitnitr,
b cores or uio league.
NEW YORK, April 20. "Cut It
out," "fade away," "roll your hoop"
and "oklddoo" aro nil In tho discard.
Tho very niftiest thing In tho way
of slang expression ot Incredulity, dis
approval or remonstrance on Broad
way today Is, "Aw, check it with your
bat."
Tho expression Is a catch, lino used
by MUs Mabel Harrison In "Lulu's
Husbands," a clover farce by Thomp
son Huchnnnn adapted from tho
French.
Both tho Blanc lino and tho bIiow
aro declared hits today.
PROMINENT RAILROAD
MANJYS LAND
W. H. Dodsworth of tho Northern
Pacific Acquires Ennlo Point
Ranch From Gooryo Drown.
W. H. DodHwortli, general iiiitiingor
for tho Northern Pacific at St, l'mil,
has purchased (10 aoros of Jnpkxon
county land.
Tho, pnipui'ly Huh four nud nun
half niiloM from Knule Point and is
known iih the Coiiover place. .Mr.
Ilrowu today received Mr. DoiIh
wurth'ri t'luM'Ic for if lOOO in payment
for the laud and nliiod tliu deed
tlitu'cfor thin nl'toi'iioiiii,
Tho inorcliatitH know Hint yu't
"know prlcoH1' and values and tlioy
know tlmt to ndvortifio any but real
vnliiCB, roul ImrgaiiiH, would Niniply
operate to dontroy your oonfidoiico
In thorn. So, porfnrco, (lie udH aro
of real iutoroHt to you.
ASSOCIATION DIRECTORS
ARE IN SESSION TODAY
Tho board of directors elected ut
tho meeting of tho stockholders of
tho Iloguo Ilivor Fruit & Produce as
sociation last Saturday are iu set
sion today, dovising ways and meaiiH
for tho uucccssful launching of the
corporation. Questions of moment
must bo settled, together with other
of minor importance, in ordor that
tho organization may be started off
properly.
Tho principal matters before the
bonrd nru tho oolectioti of a mnnager,
a treasurer nud an auditing com
mit tec.
At noon today no dofiuite selec
tions lias been tnado nud the bonrd
h still in sefdon eoiinidoring theM.
ma tiers.
Court News.
Pacific & Eastern Railway vs. I.
J. Phipps Action for damages;
Withington, Kelly, Williams, Wood &
Lithicum for plaintiffs.
L. E. Hoover vs. A. D. Helms To
recover money; F. J. Newman for
plaintiff.
Frank Ceol vs. W. S. Chapman
Injunction J. R. Neil for plaintiff.
Same vs. same Suit in equity; J
R. Neil for plaintiff.
R. II. FJ
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In the National league all games
were postponed on account of rain.
In tho American Jonguo gnmes
Boston won the double-header from
Washington by scores of 2-1 and
5-4.
Cleveland beat Chicago 2-1.
JOHN D. WILL NOT
WELCOME T. R. BACK
SALE OP BLOODED STOCK.
The annual Spring Breeders' Auc
tion Sale of pure Shorthorns from
prlzo winning herds will take place
at tho Union stockyards, Portland
April 26th; also 50 registered Hoi
steins and 150 fine horses will bo
sold at Portland County club race
track April 27th-29th. For cata
logue, .apply to Portland Horse Sale
Co. 373 Yamhill st., Portland, ws
RAISIN DAY, APRIL SO, 1010.
The above date has been set apart
as an annual event by tho people of
California, in which all are asked to
Join by eating raisins In the form ot
Raisin Bread" or In any form that
may bo desired. Tho object of this
special day is to create a widespread
raisin sentiment that will result in a
greater demand for that fruit, and to
direct the attention of all good house
wives to tho excellence of the raisin
as an article of food. The good people
of the northwest aro invited by their
the Havens victory parallels tho j neighbors to participate in tho pleas-
say
Toss victory In Massachusetts. The
-campaign was similar to that In Mas--csuselts,
where Eugeuo Foss defeat
ed "W. R. Buchanan, republican, by
as overwhelming plurality in a re
publican district.
The tariff was tho center of tbe
tight In both districts.
Havens today is being talked of as
the possible candidate ot his party
for governor of New York. It was
la this conection that tho fact was re
viewed that he had been a warm sup
porter ot Governor Hughes.
He is the only democrat today be-
lag mentioned for this place,
HALE NO D-D COWARD,
SAYS YOUR UNCLE JOE
WASHINGTON, April 20 "Hale
is no d d coward," That is tho an
swer Uncle Joe G. Cannon gave to-
iay when ho was asked if he thought
Hale had feared an attack of polltl
palpitation. Cannon had a con
'igjreiiee with Taft at the Whlto House.
Jftttf. after he left he was asked for his
riews about the general retirement
ml the "aid guard,"
"I n't tfllHk I'll be lonesome yet
wldl," he declared, "I'm good for
W yea rt yet," tie concluded.
ant custom and "break" raisin bread
on April 30th. wa
SCHOOL DISTRICT BOND ELEC
TION NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that a spo
cial school meeting of district No.
49, of Jackcon county, stato ot Ore
gon, to bo held at tbe HIsh School
building in Medford, Oregon, In said
district, on the 26th day of April,
A. D. 1910, there will bo submitted
to the lgal voters ot aald district the
question ot contracting a bonded debt
of $50,000.00 for the purposo of erect
ing an annex to tho Washington
school, and Installing a heating plant
therein, and for the erection of an
East Side ward school building, tbo
voto to be by ballot, upon which shall
bo the words "Bonds Yes" and tho
words "Bonds No." Polls to bo open
at 1 o'clock p. m. and remain open
until 4 o'clock p. m.
By order of tho board ot directors
of school district No. 49 of Jackson
county, stato cf Oregon,
Dated this 6th day of April, 1010.
ORIS CRAWFORD,
Clerk.
Hawkins for Health.
NEW YORK, April 19 John D.
Rockefeller will probably not be on
the reception committeo to welcome
Theodore Roosovelt home. Tbo mag
nate said, "You know I'm not pop
ular with the mighty hunter. Thero
Is no telling how flerco ho Is now
after having killed wild animals in
Africa."
Rockefeller said Incidentally, that
he will not go nbroad this summer,
dryly remarking that the cost of liv
ing Is too high.'
Hnskins for Heal u.
AUTOMOBILE.
Will exchange lots for a good 20
or 30-horsepower automobile;
must be in good order. See
CUSICK & MYERS.
A CHANCE TO MAKE QUICK,
Easy Money
Wo wish' to sell eight acres of as rich level land as can
be found In tho valley; almosf in tho heart ot a grow
ing city, whoro tho surrounding resources, such as lum
ber, mining, limo Industry, etc., aro getting to bo vory
actlfe; where a branch railroad la now In courso of
contructlon, and other dovclopmonta under wny which
aro sure to make a very largo, live city.
VALUE OF ADJOINING LAND
A S00-acro tract adjoining this S acres could not be
boocht today at $500 an acre. This is Just as good, It
not bettor land; running water in noveral places; coun
ty road runs along tho front of this tract; closo to the
finest fishing and hunting in tbo state; dcslrablo In
many ways.
PEICE AND PROSPECTS .
$100 an aero will buy this tract, and wo will subdlvldo
to mlt olthor In aero tracts or as you wlnh. This
tract could bo platted and would mako 5 largo lots to
tbo acre; each lot today would bring $200 a lot. For full
particulars and a quick salo seo
GOLD HILL RAILROAD & LUMBER CO.
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LAND DEPARTMENT
Picnic
Parties
When you think picnic,
think of Olmstead &
1 Hibbard, for tfrey carry
a complete stock of all
kinds of canned meats.
I fish, vegetables, pickles,
mut, etc.; also a very
choice line of bulk olives
pickles, etc.. You will
find just what you want
for lunches and no mat
ter what you choose here
you'll find it to always
be fresh and perfect in
every way.
PHONE MAIN 571
Olmstead
& Hibbaud
131 W. MAIN ST.
mmm
tTffl
Fire Prevention
Lowers Your Insurance
W OOFJNU that will protect your property in ionic perilmui
emergency like t!ii It what ivt waat to cell you to tint
you can lessen your lire ruk and lower your Insurance.
.Hoards of. J ire underwriters approve and endorse
REX FJLINTKOTE ROOFING
because its substance, Its chemical treatment and its surface
are fire retarding. We know it will give yon better wear ami
better protection tlian any other roofing. We can show you
cases wiicre it lias saved buildings from destruction.
Call and see for yourself.
Woods Lumber Co.
MEDFORD
OREGON
OIC
THURSDAY, FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY
Of Any 15c
Artcle in
the Store
2 for 25c
THIS OITKIt INCLUDES
HOSIERY
NOTIONS
COMBS '
BRUSHES
GLASSWARE
TINWARE
E NAME L W ARE
Fancy China, etc., In fact
any 35c article in tho store
for these three days, 2 for
25c.
Have you scon the new line of Imitation Cut Glass
we are showing? It's the swellcst ever seen in Med
ford. Come in and let us show you, and bring your
pockotbook, because you will surely want to buy at least
one piece.
hus
SEY'S
Excursion Ratesto the East
DURING 1910
FROM ALL POINTS ON THE
Southern Pacific
(LINES IN OREGON)
TO ' RATES
Chicago $72.50
Council Bluffs $60.00
Omaha $60.00
Kansas City $(60.00
St. Joseph $60.00
St. Paul $60.00
St. Paul via Council Bluffs $63.90
Minneapolis direct $60.00
Minneapolis, via Council Bluffs $63.90
Duluth, diroct $66.90
Duluth, via Council Bluffs $67.50
St. Louis .'. $67.50
Tickets will bo on salo May 2d and 9th; Juno 2d, 17th
and 24th; July 5th and 22d; August 3d; September 8th.
Tho above ratoa apply from Portland only. From points
south of Portland, add ONE WAY local rato to Port
land, to mako through rato via Portland. Ono way
through California, add $15.00 to above rates.
Ten days provided for tho coiner trip.
Stop-ovors within limits in oithor direc
tion. Final return limit three months
from date of salo, but not later than Oc
tober 31st.
Inquire of any S. P, Agent for complete information, or
WM. MoMURRAY
General Passenger Agent,
Portland, Oregon
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