MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORKCION, TUESDAY, JULY 2G, 1910.
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It III llllt IIOl llO thought til (it Dlltld
Fnlhi Ih not on thu map, for If you
wore In our inlilitl nml could sou IIio
activity, In various llnoii, and tho
Konorul Intonmt muulfoHtod In mute
rial matters, you would begin to nay
that of nil tliu "Inland country vil
lages" llutto Knllii hIiowk an outlook
that will malio tlio public- stand and
tnko nollco.
Tlio railroad grading Ih being dono
tliroiiKli t)iu town and camps tiro es
tablished at our very doom where
many moo and tennis aro It opt and
tlio work In bolng runliud, Home of
tlio finest grading, cut anil (111 work
lian lioon dono nlotig tlio lino of tlio
railroad hotwoon Knglo 1'olnt and
initio Falla and alroady ntcol Ih bolng
laid, and oro lontf tlio whistle of tho
locomotlvo and tlio rumbling of tlio
cam will bo hoard In our intdHt.
Knglnoor Ilovorldgo nnd IiIh crow
of oiiKlnoorH nro working and cross
sectioning tlio right of wny from
Mnuoy HroH.' camp through nnd
nliovo llutto Falls.
Along tho lino of railway there haH
boon found flno quarry of grnnlto,
wlillo near IUtlo Palls In a magnifi
cent imndstono protpoct, tho Meno
which can bo Jiown, cut, sawed, shav
ed nnd funhlonod Into nny shnpo and
lit m out oxcollont building stono. Wo
predict thin ntono will find a ready
innrkot nnd thrt oro long Hutto Falls
will liavo Home snndstono frontn.
Cnpltal In needed to develop thin
proposition nnd It will como with tho
ndvont of tho Rtoam homo.
Mr. Motcnlf of Medford In ntocklng
up IiIh ntoro with n flno lino of
paints, oils, nnnh, doom, windows nnd
othor building tnntorlnlii nnd will
opor hln ntoro about Auguc-t 1. Ho
In tho rli;ht man In tho right plnco.
Mr. Vrndonburgh hn loaned tho
"Poolo" ntoro room and will ntock
tho snmo with n flno selection of
frultn, cigars, confoctlonory, otc. Ho
In now looklnK for n rosldonco for
bin family, nn houses nro vory senrco
In our community.
Bcott Clnnplll, who ban been visit
ing rolntlvon In Now York, ronnsyl
vnnln nnd oantorn states, ban return
ed homo nnd roportn tbnt It wan aw
ful hot In tho onnt, but tho ntlr nnd
commotion kopt hint front thinking
nbout tho wenthor nnd ho wna In
tont upon vlowlng tho wondorful
sights nnd sconcn of tho offoto onst.
Ho Is glad to got back homo again
nnd would not II leu to llvo In tho
nanllnnd.
W. P, Hughes in kopt buoy nupply
lui; tho neighborhood nnd tho rail
road cnmpn with iiupplloH nnd ho linn
had to oinploy n clorlc to nnslst him
In hln growing hunlnonn,
Thoro nro Hovornl splendid oppor
tunltloH for biiHluoHH lioro nnd Judgo
Pontr. In in touch with tho condition))
and chaucon nnd ho enn nuccossfully
locnto many parlies In what will bo
pnyliiR hiiHlnonecfl,
Wo oxpoct to hnvo n laundry sorv
Ico established horo wlt'tin n short
tlmo which will bo n mont sorvlccnbln
ontorprlno, nn wo nro compelled to
do tho bent wo can with our laundry
and white iiMrtn nro tho exception.
Tho mill In runnlnR under tho man
ngomont of Buporlntondeut Mills nnd
Frank Nothorlf nd In oxcollont shape,
and It In tinny cutting nut tlon, brldgo
timber and lumbor. There In a Reed
domnnd for raw lumber nnd wo nro
only wnltltiR Upon tho nupply bnforo
ninny now nml Reed houncn will bo
erected. Tho mill linn boon equipped
with now nnd modern mncblnery nnd
ban at pronont n capacity of 30,000
foot por dny.
Tho Pacific & Eastern In runnlnR
a npur to tho mill, which will ter
minate upon tho railroad Rrounds
nnd bo convenient for nhlpplnR tho
product of tho mill.
It In not anticipated that nny trou
ble will bo oncot ntorod In nocurlnR
rlKhtn of wny for tho railroad beyond
llutto Falln, nn really tho ownorn of
the woodod lnndn throuRh which It
will run ought to donate both money
nnd land to Hocuro ntich en Invnlun
bio liolp, which will brlnR tholr lands
Into market, bosldon moro than trob
ling tholr pronpoctlvo valuen. Let
tin nil put our nhouldors to tho wheel
nnd punh thin ontorprlno which moans
n 3000-mlIo railroad cant nnd west
nnd which will tormlnato for tho
present In tho vnlloy. Let Mcdford
pcoplo Intercut thomsolvcs nnd tho
Commercial club tnko aomo ntopa to
PuhIi tho wnvo of travol and sottlo
mont to n section Hint In bound to
becomo n noted fruit nnd agricul
tural country nnd one of tho most
deslrnblo nnd tightly for homos nnd
Hummer resorts.
Wo hnvo had splondld wcathor
hero durlnR tho last wcok nnd haro
boon nleopltiR undor blankets nnd
qulltn, whllo wo drink tho purest nnd
sweetest of mountain spring water.
"LITTLE GIANT"
WANTS UNITY
Urjjes Prorjrcsslvcs of All Parties to
Unite In Warfare on "Bin Busi
ness" Says Only Question Now Is
in Electing Right Man.
MADISON, Win., July 2C Advls
InR tho progressives In nil political
partlcu to unite In a common strug
rIo ngnlnnt "blR buslnoBH," Senator
In Folletto In this wcck'H Issuo of
La Folletto's Mngnzlno nskn tho peo
ple In tho coming prlmnrlcH nnd oloc
tloim to "plnco truo roprosontntlvo
Rovernmont on n higher plane tlinn
party fenlly. Othorwlso It will monn
that you may voto for n parly labol
nnd Rot not oven a shadow of repre
sentation." Published an It Is In tho
same Issue with nn article by JudRO
Hen 1). LlndHoy or Colorado urging
overy progressive democrat to lend
hln strength to tho ro-cloctlon of In
surgent ropubllcanii "llko Ilovorldgo,
La Follotto nnd Dolllvor." It Is ono
of tho first Indications that Sonntor
La Follotto will r.ttompt to nrrango
tho progrosstvoa of nil parties to fight
tho "monoy pqwor" In politics,
"It Is not a question xtf republican
doctrho or of democratic doctrlno,"
says Sonntor La Follotto. "It Is n
quostlon of gotttng tho right man
eloctod to office
"For tho Issuo today Ih not bo
twoon pnrtloa. Wo nro not ongngod
In n contest to dotormlno whether
democratic 'doctrlno" or ropubllcan
"doctrlno" si-all provall. It is n Btrug
Blo hotwoou special prlvlleo and pub
11a wolfaro. A good cltlzonshlp do
inniidH that tho people pronont n unit
ed front ngnlnnt tho common enemy.
Ropubllcan Aldrlch nnd democrat
Foator unlto fcr big buslncBB, Dom
ocrntlo FUzRorrJd nnd ropubllcan
Cannon Join hnndu iiRntnst tho poo
plo, Why not, (hon, Mr. Prosrosslvo
Domocrnt nnd Mr. Progressive Re
publican, stand toRothor for tho cnuso
of popular Rovornmont?"
In a tilmllar voln J ml go Llndsoy
declnres that bo consldo a It "tho
JiIgl.oBt duty of n progroaslvo demo
crat to loud nny ctrongth ho may hnvo
to tho ro-olooMon of Insurgent ro
pub. leans."
"Tho roal ntnifcglo Is not botwoon
tho two old p:rtloB, as now consti
tuted. It Ih hotvoon these contond
lug forcoa within each of tho old
on until ono o' tho othor is free. In
telligent nnd rntrlotlc cltlzous will
thoroforo voto for tho rann rather
than for tho party, no matter whnt
tho politicians say.
"Wo nro on tho ovo of tho florccst
stri'RRlo sinco iho civil wnr tho now
HtruRRlo botweon human rights nnd
proporty rights, prlvllogo and tho
people nnd in such n struggle It Is
n pnrt of tho conspiracy of confusion
by tho special Interests to use tho
slocnn of party advant'igo ngalnst
tho mnn who rings truo. To follow
such n fnlso trail Is not only tho
height of roily, hut It Is the height
of treason." '
8KI.V TIIOUIIMCS ON HOT DAYS.
Hot weather la hard on tho skin.
Persplrntlon Irritates.
"Sleeping" eczomn Ib broiiRht to
tho surfneo.
Rush, tllsflisurlnf plmploa, Ivy poi
son, bites, hives, prickly heat, these
Itch Intolorably.
Now sovoral good romodlos nro
avnllnblo, but nothing wo think thnt
compnrcH with tho gentlo wintcr
Rreen nnd thymol solution, known ns
1). D, D. Prescription. Wo havo
watched rosults with astonishment,
tho Itch stoppod, tho'Bktn cooled and
rerreshed, tho eruption wnsh away.
Will you try a 25 cont bottlo of
D. D. D. Prescription?
Medford Pharmacy, near tho post-offlco.
BANK CASHIER MISSING.
SHORTAGE IN ACCOUNTS
NKW YORK, July 2(1. Tho police
todny Kent out onloni for ilio arrest
of Envin Wiodor, ensliior of tlio lo
unl Imineh of tlio Russo-Cliinoso
linuk. Widen Iiuh boen minsiiK,' siuou
tlio KhortiiRe in the bank's funds wan
(liseovorod.
Aoennliut; to tho uiithorilioH, more
tlinn $.r)00,000 in stocks nml bonds
mo mlssiiiK from tlio institution. The
officials of tlio bank hnvo announced
their intention (o suo tho brokers,
with whom Widen is said to hnvo
hypothecated tho souuritics.
MRS. CLARA FAWCETT
DIES AT ASHLAND
ASIILANI), July .20. Mrs. Clnrn
Fnwuotto, wife of Dr. A. J. Fuwoott,o
dloil .vcstonluy morning nftor u brief
illness ut their homo in this oity. Or,
ami Mrs, Fnweotte umiiu hero from
Iowa Inst year nnd Mr, Fnwcetto lias
bocomu especially well known uml
M)uiliir in uooiul uml inuuieiil oir
oles, Tho funarnl will tnko plnao horo to-
CENTRAL POINT NEWS ITEMS
Your (jorrehiMiiidont wishoH to cor
rect nn error which occurred in nn
item n fow duys iiro. TIiu item Hint
ed Hint JamcH Oi-iovo und JchhIo Hop
kins hud roiio to I'roHpcct; it hIioiiIiI
hnvo rend JnmoH Oriovo and W. II.
Hopkins.
II. J. Gardner, nn old-limo Central
Pointer, who moved to Yonculla n few
moiilliH uro nnd invested in n fine
farm, was horo on u business visit
Monday. Mr. Gardner is woll pleitB
cd wilii tlio Yoncnlla vnlloy, hut ho
won't suy it nnd look you in tlio eye
that it is ns Reed a country ns llio
l'limoiis Kokuu River vnlloy.
Tlio baochnll hoys will try another
Katurdny Ritme on tlio local diamond,
mid if tho attendance is not percept
ibly better, tho next Riimi will bo
played on Sunday.
Were it not for Home little petty
difference between property-owners
und tho city council, much more ce
ment walk would be built duriiiR (ho
present summer.
A number of lawns which arc now
bciiiR irriRnled from (ho city wutor
system nro responding with a simile
of Rrcon. Another summer will find
Central Point with hundreds of hand
some lawns nnd exquisite flower gar
dens. Nearly ovory business man in town
is surprised at tho wonderful increase
in frnde at thai, too, at tho very
tfcufcou when, oh a rule, trade has
been at a low ebb.
William White of Snohomihh,
Wntdi., ib sojourning in Ccntrnl Point.
II. n. England transacted business
in Mcdford Monday morning.
Thnt wondorful cold mine story.
, reporting a fabulously rich strike on
tho desert a fow miles from Control
Point, is n Baron Maiieliaussen
mnke-up. While it is truo that gold
has been found, it is not true that all
tho sands of (ho desert hnvo turned
into nuggets. Truth in, some good
colors havo been found, which may
lend to a rich doposit in the future,
but as ypt (ho El Dorado consists of
a few good colors and a largo pay
streak of hot air.
A telephone pole on tho Table Rock
line has blown down nnd the wire is
hanging dangerously low, it should
l)o raised before an accident occurs.
There has been ft dearth of
peaches, plums and berries on the
Central Point market during the past
wcok. Today not a pencil or berry
could be obtained.
Eggs nro 30 cents a dozen in (his
man's (own nnd meat is so high that
(ho voice miiHt be strained to the ndd
ed lino above in order to attract the
attention of tho butcher.
Green com is beginning to be plcn
tiful nnd is of a very good quality,
while the price is as handsome as a
first-term school ma'nm.
Everything seems to be rnising
here except the price of labor nnjl the
beer embargo.
Ifobnctt & Cranfill have added an
other salesman (o their list, ranking
seven icop!c actively engaged in
waiting upon (ho rapidly increasing
(rndo of (hnt wcll-nppointcd general
mcrehnndiso establishment.
A. P. Gillelt, who has been on tho
sick list, is much improved nnd again
waitinir upon the many enstomers at
his grocery store.
THERE'S A DARK PLACE IT SURE IS SOME
NOW, ON THEATRE ROW! DRY
Onco moro tho DIJou theater 1b l Grants Pass Ceurier: Tho fact that
darkened ns also tho spirits of sov- J Grants Pass and Josephine county
ernl employes of tho placo, who aro , aTQ ,.d ., not on,y by tfao VQto Qf
mourning tho nbsonco of tho shokols ,
which should bo now making a pleas- I lho 0 but b' tho Braco of 0od
ant nolso In tholr various pockets. , brought out many amusing sto-
Juno 20 ono W. II, Fluhart arrived rios, tho latest ono coming from Mer
ln tho city looklne for a moving pic- i n. Tho other day a party wished
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DR. GOBLE'S OPTICAL "
PARLOR REMOVED TO 235
E. MAIN STREET, OVER
STRANG'S DRUG STORE.
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GET YOUR WINTER
WOOD.
While it is cheap. Phone 1341.
E. R. TEDRICK,
Corner 11th and Laurel streets. Yard
at 417 South Oakdale Avenue.
A.L. VROMAN
PLUMBING & KEATING
CONTRACTOR
No job too small, cone too
large. Twenty-five years'
practical experience.
Office 113 Ssuth Front Street.
Phene 2751.
Robert F Maguire
Late special agent TJ. S.
General Land Office,
announces that he has
opened law offices in
the Medford National
Bank Building, for gen
eral practice before
state and federal courts
and the Department of
the Interior.
turo show to buy or leaso. Rankin
ICstcs, who owned tho paraphernalia,
gnvo Mr, Fluhart a 30-day optlcn on
tho plant with tho prlvllogo of buy
ing or leasing. Appnrontly tho Bijou
was doing n good business and had
many attractions. On ono pretext or
another ho postponed tlio liquidation
of his bills until Sunday night, tho
day beforo his option was to explro
to talk with someone hero over tho
telephone, but central at Merlin was
unnblo to get central hero. After
trying for about nn hour a gentleman
entered tho Merlin oftlco and told
them that If they would pour a buck
et of water on tho ground wlro tho
connection could bo mndo. Every
thing el bo had been tried, so tho
buckot of water was produced and
Packers
Wanted!
To register with the association
for this season's pack. Packing
schools for pears and apples in Au
gust und September. Pack changed
on apples. Evorykody Bust learn it.
R. R. FRUIT & PRODUCE ASS'N.
AUTOMOBILES
O. W. Murphy.
O. M. Murphy.
MURPHY BROS. AUTO LIVERY,
1010 Chalmers Detroits.
Phono 1801, Valley Anto Company,
Medford, Or.
Quick Service. Easy Riding.
Prices Right.
PARRY AUTO LIVERY
PHONE MAIN 3141.
Agency for the Parry Cars. Rogue
River Auto Co., Frank H. Hall, Prop.,
Medford, Or.
NOTICE,
Notlcol s horoby glvon thai tho u
dorslgnod will apply at tho nest rt
lnr meeting of tho city council to fc
hold August 2, 1010, for a llconio t
sell malt, vinous and splritous liquors
in quantities less than one galloa
his place of business In lot SO, bloc
11, In tho city of Medford.
V. M. KHNNHDY.
Dated July 20. 1010,
Hasklns for health.
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DR. GOBLE'S OPTICAL
PARLOR REMOVED TO 235
E. MAIN STREET, OVER
-v STRANG'S nmiG STORE
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Crater Lake Route
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LOCOMOBILES
1910
The cars of the Crater Lake Company will leave
Hotel Nash on Mondays, "Wednesdays and Fridays
at 8 a. m.
Round Trip $25.00
Children under 12 years, half fare.
Secure your tickets at the hotel.
CRATER LAKE TRANSPORTATION CO.
J. C. NEKP, Manager.
Medford Address: Nash Hotel.
Single rooms or en suite
also rooms with, hath
rhe finest
Sample Rooms
in the city.
Hotel Moore
Fire Proof
RaU'Mohr Company
Proprietors.
European Plan
Big machinery is now excavating the ground,
northwest corner Main and Ivy streets, for the new
HOTEL MEDFORD
"Watch the dirt fly and hurrah for Medford.
ond his month waft up, when ho fold- tho effect was instantaneous, central
cd his tent and n few other things
which did not bolong to 1.1m nnd de
parted. Ho dlsplnyod whon ho arrived a
doputy shorlff's bndgo from Seattle
Tho most meager, undersized ad
vertisement you over print will im
press pomo pcoplo, will reinnin in
6omo minds, as tho mensnro of your
store as representing ynnr store.
hero responded to tho first tap of tho
boll. About two hours afterwards
central at Merlin again tried to got
contral here, but could not do it, un
til tho buckot of water was poured
on tho ground wlro. Prohibition is
suroly very offcctlvo in tho county
when tho tolephono gets so dry that
It can't talk.
Hasklns for health.
Excursion Ratesto the East
DURING 1910 PROM 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
Minoapolis, via Council Bluffs $63.90
Duluth, direct $66.90
Duluth, via Council Bluffs $67.50
St. Louis $67.50
Tickots will be on sale May 2d and 9th; June 2d, 17th
and 24tk; July 5th and 22d; August 3d; September 8th.
The above rates apply frem Portland only. From point3
south of Portland, add ONE WAY local rate to Port
land, to make through rate via Portland. One way
through California, add $15.00 t above rates. Except
that fares to St. Paul and Minneapolis one way via Cal
ifornia will be $2175 higher, and fare to Duluth $24.75
higher than fares via direot routes.
Ten days provided for the going trip.
Stop-overs within limits in eithor direc
tion. Final return limit three months
from date of sale, but not later than Oc
tober 31st.
Inquire of any S. P. Agent for complete information, or
WM. MoMTJRRAY
General Passonger Agent,
Portland, Oregon
A COOL CUSTOMER
will buy more goods than a warm one will in hot weather.
A cool customer will buy with less palaver.
He or she will be better natured, less cranky and
easier to sell to; and you know it.
Moreover, you yourself, and your employes, will be
in a better selling mood if your store is cool and pleasant
than if it is sticky and suffocating and savors of a boiler
room in its stiflingness.
The Electric Pan is a blessing and a cheer which you
can ill afford to ignore
Life in the dog days is a question of degrees.
Make your place of business habitable and inviting to
the people, and the trend of trade will be in your direction.
It stands to reason it's logical it's apparent.
"Why not invest a little moivy in trade-winning cool
ness! Electric Fans will create a tempting and delightful
breeze, and in every breeze there'll be dollars for you.
May our representative call and take it up with you?
Don't wait until it's 90 in the shade. Phone us today.
Rogue River
Electric Comp'y
P. S. How about that Electric Sign you've been, think- ,
ing about?
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