MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 19.10.
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Eagle Point Eaglets AcLictt.
Just after I hnil written for tho
Mnil Tribuno Inst Thursday, II. D.
Edrucndes, Bon and father, drovo up
to our plnco and Rnvo mo one of
their cards, representing themselves
as Edmcades Bros., shoo dealers, of
Medford. They were out here look
ing for a situation for business.
IT. L. Gilbert, a civil engineer, who
has charge o a company of 25 men
on their way to Crater X.ako to work
for Unclo Sam in the national re
serve, called for dinner Thursday.
They were very reticent with regard
to what they were going to do, but
as they wanted to hire another team
thoy had to let it he known as to
their destination.
Our community has be'en consider
ably excited hero for tho last two
days on account of the fires raging
in tho tall timber. Friday morning
a train of three passengers, a bag
gage and flat car passed through
hero with a company of 110 soldiers
on their way to the fire belt, tho cars
running out to tho station near
Derby, about eight or nino miles from
hero. Thoy unloaded tho troops,
wagons, mules, horses and baggage
-on the sido of tho mountain where it
was so steep that they had to let the
wagons down with ropes, and the
poor mules had had no water for
about 24 hours, and there was none
for them, so they had to travel al
most to tho Falls before they found
any water. Instead of going off the
right of way a short distance, they
tried to follow the right of way and
tame in contact with some deap
gorges and had lots of trouble get
ting through. When they reached
Butte Falls teams were procured It
tako them to the different places
where they could work to the best
advantage in putting out the fire.
Word reached us over the phone
last night (Friday) that the fire was
raging in the country known as the
unsurveyed country, and that there
had been three houses burned and
that all of the women and children
had gone out to John Iliginbotham'a
and Hawk's sawmill, and this (Sat
urday) morning we started teams to
help them out.
Mr. Pratt of Medford came in
today at noon and reports that the
fire was general all over the country
in the neighborhood of Cat Hill and
Four Bit creek, and later advices
state that there is a big fire on the
north side of Rogue river, in the
Prospect timber. Ray Harnish, the
Butto Falls stage driver, came in to
lay noon and said that he took out
a load of tho troops last night to
fight the fire in the unsurve3'ed
country, and that about all that he
could sen was n. wall of fin? one and
a half or two miles long in the big
limber.
Thursdav nieht Messrs. Edgar '
TREATY WITH KOREA
WILL STAND UNCHANGED
TOKIO, Aug. 22. Preliminary to
'the signing of tho imperial procla
mation that shall transfer tho sov
ereignty of Korea to the Japanese
mikado, certain provisions of the
document becamo public here today.
Tho Japanese government will rec
ognizo for the present at least the
various treaties existing between Ko
rea and foreign nations. This clause
is of primary importance to the
United Stntes, who has enjoyed un
der tho Korean treaty certain terri
torial rights in Korea which Ameri
cans do not possess in Japan. The
American state department unques
tionably has boen unonsy over the
proposed annexation of Korea be
cause of this trcntjr feature.
A fear has been expressed that
American extra-territorial rights
would bo abroguted by tho annexa
tion and that Japan would retuso to
recognize tho existing treaty with
Korea. It is understood tlmt diplo
matic noteii woro oxchunged between
the Tokio nnd Washington govern
ments and that assurances woro giv
en that existing treaties would not
bo disturbed for au indefinite time.
Tho annexation proclamation will
- decree that tho Korean emperor shall
liavo all rights devolving on an ox
emporor, according to tho laws of
Japan. These will include freedom
of supervision, enjoyment of certain
revenues and comparative freedom
from governmental cures.
Korean officials and nobles will
rocoivo similar treatment and will bo
deprived of nono of their privileges
nnd tho pornuisites of their rank save
tho governmental powers that thoy
Jiavo enjoyed.
Ilaaltlns for Health.
Hafer, Ton Velio, Walter Dudley of
Illinois and the news editor of tho
Mail Tribuno, Harry II. Hioks, camo
out from Medford and called for a
Into suppor. Thoy woro on tho way
to tho Iowa mills and tho next morn-1
ing went to Four Bit creek to look
after tho Crater Lake company's in
terest in that section.
L. E. Smith has just phoned from
Caster's that ho had been as far as
Hawk's null and learned that tho fire
had not reached so far as tho Spen
cer's, and that there had becu but
littlo damage done and that they had
the fire under control.
George Wilson, who has taken up
a homestead along the railroad near
Derby, and Mr. Cameron, another
gentleman from that section, wore
hero Friday for dinner, and report
that tho work is progressing finely
oil the railroad and that the people
are elated over the prospect of hav
ing a railroad station there nud a
good road out from tho station to
intersect the present county road
from here to Butte Falls.
iiobcrt I'rescott ot r.ugene was
another one of the many callers who
are here to look at our country anil
looking for fruit land.
Mrs. Scott Claspil of Butte Falls
was here Friday night interviewing
our merchants and laying in a stock
of dry goods for their store. She
has great hopes for the future of
that section.
Professor J. X. Miller and Mr.
Lorrey of Josephine county came last
night and called for a late suppor.
Mr. Lorrey had been out all day with
a team and did not reach his desti
nation until Into in the evening.
Mr. Ditsworth came in from Fort
Klamath Friday afternoon on his
way to tho valley after a load of
fruit, etc., to take out to Fort Klain
ath, and later in the day his daugh
ter, Miss Ada, came in on her way
up home. She has been engaged
teaching school in Josephine county.
There are five sisters in the family
that are all teachers, and a remark
able circumstance is that there is
but one of tho five has ever failed in
their examinations, and that was
when she took it the first time; nnd
the most of them are experienced
teachers, something that they nnd
their father may well feel proud of.
.Messrs. C. R. Xeihcil and Bud Wil-
let enme in today from the Rowley
copper mine and the headwaters of
the Umpqua and report that they
have a very valuable mine there.
Mr. and Mrs. Blanchnrd, who arc
living on the old Charley Knighton
place, camo in Friday, bought their
lond, stayed at the Sunnyside nil
KUt nud Saturday morning started
fr home. Miss Ada Ditsworth ac-
compnnicd them.
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LONDON, Aug. 22. Eighteen sail
ors were drowned when tho British
cruiser Bedford went a3horo last
night on Quelpart Island, near tho
coast of Korea, according to an Ex
change telegraphic report today.
Tho vessel was under command of
Captain FItzhubort and carried a
crow of 687 men. The cruisor was
en route from Wol Aal Wei to Naga
saki with a squadron.
SEOUL4 Korea, Aug-. 22. Tho
British cruiser Bedford, foundered
Sunday night noar Salshu Island, off
Chemulpo. The Japanese warship
Yodo has been dispatched to tho res
cuo. Hasklns tor health.
Children's 1
Byes
Tli Child wllh glatici It rqori EH
likely to t (lie Adult ultliuul 91
(lac than U the wtak.f)td at
chaq whott cytt ire not glvrn H
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Central Point Items
Tho report that Oloim Owen and
parly of frieiuls are hummed In by
tho Crator lako forest flro haa not
been substantiated uml It Is believed
Is based merely on rumor,
A flro started In tho dead grass
In tho rear ot tho Hoas confectionary
and Peel room, called out tho flro
department Saturday afternoon. Tho
blnzo was soon extinguished and no
damage was dune.
Tho Y. M. C. A. build Ins fund has
excocded tho desired amount, tooting
up at present npprovlmntoly $0,500
and tho returns from nil tho teams
aro not yet In.
Mr. Jurry, tho woll-known mining
man who recently sold n group of
mines near Contra! Point, was trans
acting business nt this place Satur
day.
William A. Cowley, Central Point's
most progressiva cltlxon was trans
acting business in Medford Saturday
aftornoon.
Tho "Billy Cowley Smile," is a now
modo of facial contortion adopted by
all Central Pointers slnco tho success
of tho Y. M. C. A. Mr. W. A. Cowley
is fathering both tho Y. M. C. A.
movement and tho smile..
Mrs. C. L. Gant was shopping iu
Medford Saturday afternoon. Her
husband accompanied her.
Dr. liny will put in 100 feet ot
cement walk .t tho Central Point
hotel, along First Avenue, noth from
Pine street.
J. O. Smith, tho best harness mak
er on tho coast has returned to his
old position as cutter of Freeman &
Wiley's big harness manufacturing
Never Had a Dream.
LEBAXOX, O.. Aug. 22. Henry
L. Holland, the man who claimed
that ho never hud a dream iu his
life, is dend at tho age of 00 years.
He was born iu Hanover. Gennnnv,
nnd enmo to America iu 1834, settl
ing with his family iu Lebanon. His
wife died 20 years ago. and since he
nnd his eldest son, Charles, have
lived together. The fact that he
never dreamed ise said to be un
ciiualcd in the country.
Couldn't Hurry Her.
PITTSBURG, Aug. 22. Although
flames were raging in tho building nt
Pcun and Xorah HIgrlnnd avonues
nnd four young women were at work
on the third floor, It was with diffi
culty that tho police could persuade
Miss Josephine Corbett to leave tho
building, she saying sho must stop
to wash her faco.
AUTOMOBILES
0. W. Murphy.
MURPHY BROS.
O. M. Murphy
AUTO LIVERY
1010 Chalmers Detroits.
Phono 1801, Valley Auto Company,
Medford. Or."
Quick Service Easy Riding
Prices Right.
PARRY ADTO LIVERY
PHONE MAIN 3141.
Agency for tho Parry Cars. Rogue
River Auto Co., Frank H. Hull, Prop.,
Medford. Or.
ALL KINDS OF DRY
WOOD
Oak, Laurel, Fir and Pine. Buy your
winter Mipplv now; reasonable
prices.
THE SUN STAR WOOD CO.,
15 Almont st , or Room 31, J. C.
Bank bldg.
Phone Main 4751. C. T. Mori. Prop.
Take the Little Ones to
Dr. Goble
and have their eyes examined before school starts, lie
fits them vith the aid of the latest scientific optical
instruments used by the profession, thus avoiding un
certain answers as to what they can see.
No guessing as to what the child sees here.
NO. 301 EAST MAIN.
LOOK FOR THE Bia EYE SIGN.
establishment.
Traveling men who onco avoided
Contra! Point on Sundays aro now
making it a point to Htop over hero.
Tho Central Point hotel undor tho
management of Satnuol Holt, ia now
niuong the best In tho valloy; niodorn,
sanitary, pleasant and supplied Jay.
Ishly at tho table. Wo aro proud of
our hotel under Its now management
and conditions since tbo construc
tion. Misses Maudo and ncssto Loo woro
calllni;, socially, on Modtord frlomla
Saturdny aftornoon.
Jonn Pope, tho hend blacksmith
with Frank Hawk Is jolng to ro
movo with his family to tho Btnto
of Washington.
A number of Central Pointers aro
going to Join tho army ot forest tire
fighters today.
Tho man who purchased tho groc
ory store ot Sam II. Murray failed
to como through with tho noccssnry
lucre, nnd Mr. Murray la still a high
ly respected business man of Central
Point.
Sam llaxter, tho boss painter ot
this entire con munlty is toarlng tho
tarring tho roi-f of a largo now barn
on the fnrm ofW. J. Freomnn.
Tho Central Point Globe line
changed Its publication dny to Wed
nesday, the paper was formorly Is
sued on Saturdays.
Henry V. Moss, of Seattle, Wash
ington, was in town over Sunday. Mr.
Moss expecto to buy nnd build In Cen
tral Point this fell. Ho travolo for
a hide and wool concern of tho WnsS
lngton metropolis.
U. S. HOTEL
UUTTE FALLS, Or.
Re-opened and will cater to tho
public. Auto and hunting party din
ners a specialty. Patronnco respect
fully solicited.
MR. A.V1) SIRS. A. DUl'UAY,
Prop, nnd Mrt. Respectively.
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FORTY-NINTH ANNUAL
OREGON STATE FAIR
WILL BE HELD AT SALEM,
SEPTEMBER 12 TO 17.
$35,000.00 IN PREMIUMS
AND PURSES. GRAND
LIVE STOCK, AGRICUL
TURAL AND HORTICUL
TURAL EXHIBITS. SPLEN
DID RACES, BAND CON
CERTS, FREE ATTRAC
TIONS AND FIREWORKS.
REDUCED RATES ON ALL
RAILROADS.
FOR FURTHER INFOR
MATION ADDRESS
FRANK MEREDITH,
SECRETARY.
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Geo. W. Cherry
Lawyer
Titles and conveyancing a
specialty.
Room 4, Over Postoffice.
4. -t-
MOSS & COMPANY, Brokers
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OltAI.V AND lMtoVlSIONS -f
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Three
Choice
Bargains
No. 1 GC ncros on Boar crook
bottom, 2 lolloa from Modtord. 4D
ncroa In Nowtown and Spltzonborg
npploB, oovon yenra old, also nomo
pear troos, 10 ncroa uovr ground ready
to set. Klsh lako water, flno Itn-
provomonta. Price 150,000; one
third cash, bnlasco tonus. A flno
bargain.
No. 3. 34 ncros flno lnnd near
Control Pobt. All good soil. 160 boar
lng trees; 250 Bnrtlett ponra ono
yonr old; Now ulx-room houso, 'largo
barn and o'lr buildings. Cheap at
JOr.00. Half cash, bnlnnco throo
years at C por cent. Othor laud ad
joining Bolllnj for mora money.
No. 4. SO acres, 13 miloH from
Modfcrd on Roguo river; nil good
land, nnd fo'icod with Page fencing;
uow 7-room houso nnd bnrn; price
1130 por aero, half caah, balance
easy terms.
A lnrgo list of chotco orchard and
farming lands In lnrgo and mnnll
trncU).
ModforJ real cstato In ill parts ot
tho city .tnd to suit nil purses.
Agonts for tho snlo of tho dosort
lands of tho Roguo Rlvor Valloy Ca
nal Co. 'Como In nnd tall: with us
boforo buying.
FISIIKK WIIITMIRK
iV2 South Central.
RIDS.
School board will ontortnln
for 200 cords of wood or any
bids
part
thereof up to August 20.
ORIS CRAWFORD,
Clerk Dlat. No. 49.
NOTICE.
In tho district court ot tho Unitod
Stntes for tho district ot Oregon.
In tho ninttor ot George A. Butt,
bankrupt.
Tho undorslgncd truntco ot tho
above ontltlcd estnto In bank
ruptcy will recelvo sealed bids
at tho Jackson County bank.
Iu Medford, Oregon, up ' to
12 o'clock nooi, of Friday, August
OET YOUR WINTER
WOOD
Whilo it is cheap. Phono 1341.
E. R. TEDRICK,
Corner 11th and Laurel ntreetfl. Yard
at 417 South Onkdalo Avuiuio.
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KOU.
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8, 1010.
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