MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, AUGUST 28, 1910.
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PUNTING FISH
KLM LAKES
0. A. Stonrns nnii Others Mako an
Effort to Stock Donutlful Lakes In
Klamath County, Where Trout
Will Supply Flno Sport.
KhAMATH KAI.I.B, Or., Auk. 27.
On tlio train which arrived lnxt
ovciiIiik woro tliruu coiinlKiimunUi of
youtiK f Inlt which woro Hont horo by
tho Kovorninonl (lull hntuliory ut
ClnrkuitiitH, Or., nm! which aru to bo
nlnntml In thu lakon wont of tho upper
Klnmnlli lako. Two of thoiio con
HlKninontH aru of rainbow trout anil
tho othor In mtriHlt fry,
AppllcattotiH woro innilo to tho
Htnto lintoluiry recently by O. A.
HtourtiH, W, 13. Howilonn and J. W.
HlonioiiH tmch for a ronnlKnimml of
thono fry. Mr. Htoanni will lonvo for
AHpon Lake, whoro tho catflHh will
bo pliintoil, thlH ovonlm; and will nr
rlvo at thu lako nomo t lino during tho
nlKbt, no nu to not tho fry In tho wa
tor an quickly an pouyllilc Tho trout
fry will bo placod In th wntor In pir
foratod rnnn ho thoy can KH frexb
wator and will remain lhoc until
tuoruliiK, wlion thoy will bo carrHd to
nomo othor lakon hlchor up In ihu
hllln.
ldUvn l.lttlti Known.
TIk'ho lakon nro In old oxtlnct vol
canic rrntiirii on tho top of IiWh liu
tawoon Ahihmi Lake and I.uko of tho
WooiIh. Thoro nro four or flvo of
thcHo beautiful lakon and nro known
to but fow pooplo, and only thoo who
hnppou thoro In noarch of hlc Kamo
niich tM boar and door. TIioho lakon
cover n torrltory from flvo to ton
ncron and nro Idonl plncoH for trout,
nn thoy nro ulmltar to Crator I.ako,
doop, rloar and cold. Into two or
thrco of tho larjcor of thono lakon Mr.
8 t'u run and hlu nnnlKtantti, Mr. Slo
tuonn and hoii mitl auothor man, will
placo tho trout fry, whoro thoy will
bo allowed a chanco to jtrow, multi
ply and toelc thono wntorn.
Tho placing of thono fry In these
lnkou In no Hinall iindortnklnt;, ron
HldorliiK tho dlBtanco thoy havo to
bo haulod ovorl.tnd nftor thoy arrlvo
horo, tho nhniptnotiH of tho mountain
climb on foot with thorn thnt ban to
bo iniido and th- particular rnro that
miiHt bo tnkon to koop tho flnh nllvo
In Iraimlt.
HOUKUIIOLD CAUK8.
Tux tlio Woiiivu of Medford tho Sumo
tvt KlnoHlicrt?.
Hard to nttond to hotmoltold du
ties. With conntnntly aching bnck.
A woman uhould not havo u bad
bnck.
And who wouldn't If tho kldnoyu
woro well,
Donn'n Kldnoy PHIb mnko well kld
noyu. Horo Ib a Medford woman who on
dornon thin claim:
Mrs. Mnry Wlntorhnlilor, nonr W.
Jneknon ctroot Medford, Or., nnya:
"I havo used Donn'H Kldnoy Pllln
with cood roHiiltti whllo Hiifforltm
from kldnoy trouble, nnd I know of
othor pornonn who havo tnkon thorn
with tollltu; offoct. ainco I took
Donn'n Kldnoy 1'IIIh about n year
nj;o I havo not lmd tlio loant troublo
with my kltlnoyB. Thin romody do
Borvcn my bonrty endoroomont."
For Bnlo by nil clonlorB. Prlco 50
contn. KoRtor-Mllburn Co,, Huffnlo,
N. Y solo acontB for tho United
Stntoo,
Homombcr tho nnmo Doan's -nnd
tnko no othor.
NO DIVORCE FROM
NAT NOW, SAYS EDNA
NKW YORK, Aiir. 27. Hack from
KiuoHsMihH Kilun (Inniliich, fourth
wife of Coinoiliuu Nut 0. Goodwill,
loilay 1h liimy lon.viiitf tlio niinorn
(lint h)io wiih nliout to apply for n
divorce from lior uotor hiihhiuiil.
"Thorn 1h nothing in tlio Htory,"
hIio Hiiiil. "I luivo hewi Hupnrnleil
from Air. Goodwin on uceoiint of di
vided thi'utiii'iil oiiKiiKomontH, but I
nm hurrying to Oconn Pink now lo
moot him." .
4--r-t-
SUMMIT AVENUE IS BE-
TWEEN WEST MAIN AND
FOURTH STREETS. IT IS
NOW A PAVED STREET
WITH CONCRETE WALKS
ON BOTH SIDES, AND OF
COURSE THE WATER AND
SEWER CONNECTIONS
ARE MADE TO ALL LOTS.
WITH A BUILDING RE-
STRICTION OF $2500, THIS
SHOULD MAKE AN IDEAL
HOME ADDITION. SEE
T0RRY & MURPHY OR W.
T. YORK & CO.
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LONDON, Aug. 'J7.l.ud by the
Tory proHH of KiikIiuiiI, thu HHUhIi
iiiilitnrlbtH rapidly nro Kalnint;
Kroiiml in thuir "iinivunml Horvlco"
movoineiit, which would render every
mini between tlio iikch of J (I nnd -IK
Hiilijeot to ut loiiHt h yenr'rt Blnot
military Irniniiitf. A iUiilifieutiou of
tliiw rule would allow exemption in
tho payment of u eeitaiii lax for non
Korvlee. On neeount of thin limita
tion tlio proponed mcuHiiro linn found
advooaey itmoiig tlio "upper chiHKeH"
iih well iih with the iiiiihii of workiuc
mon. The fJormnn Hcaro enuhlod tho mil
iluriHt preHH nnd tho London KxprcHH
in paitietilar, to found their urgti
iiioiiIh for eoiiHeriptiou on u popular
himiri. Already the moveuient Iiiih
heuome an Inhiio that will ho llircnii
ed out ut tho noxl general election.
Tho Hiilmtnnro of tho Kehemo 3k to
imprcHH every male xuhject belwon
1(1 nnd IT) for a minimum Hcrvico of
one your and h maximum of five.
For thono who would evade Hiieh
Horviuo u tux of eonHiileruhlo ner
cent would he iiupimed, no thnt not I
too muiiy tniht pay it, nnd thu eon-1
Honptiou idea (Iiiih hu defeated.
MRS. FRENCH PUBLISHES '
LETTERS FROM HEINZE
NI3W YORK, Aug. 27. Lottom
opening with niich tender tormn an
"My Dear Little Hob" and "My Donr
Llttlo Piihb" were ptibllHhod Friday
by Mm. Lillian Hobart French, fol
fowlng her accunr.tlon against F. Au
KuntiiH llolnzo, th copper inaKnnto,
that he had Jilted he." nftor many
yearn of affectlonnto rolntlonn.
Mm. French allegcn tho ihIhbIvcb
nho made public today voro wrltton
to her by Iloltuo.
Home of tho oxcorpta from tho lot
tent nro couched In most ondcnrliiR
teruiN. Many of them aro nlgncd
llh nnmoa npparontly of tho pot vn
rloty. "Fog" occuro frequently nnd
Mm. French nRsorts thnt thin In n
contraction of "Aug." As another
feature of her rovongo sho anyn nho
In preparing to file a Bi:lt for tho
recovery of $2P 000 worth of Silver
King nnd Consolidated Bccurltlcs.
These, nho claims, woro i;lvon hor by
tho copper mugnnto nnd later Klven
back to him during bin financial oin
bnrrnt)nmout. Hanklns for hoalth.
I WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT I HAVE PURCHASED THE
Union Livery Stables
nnd will conduct a genoral feed and boarding establishment. Horses
boarded by tho dny, wook or month. I gunrantco n squnro deal
to all.
R. CUANYAW
UNION LIVERY BARN.
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Save Money
ON OXFORDS
This is certainly the fiuest timo in tho year to wear
Oxfords, and for two or thrco months most people
will prefer to hold onto Oxfords.
All Oxfords on Sale
Wo aro determined to clean out all Oxfords right
now. Tho prices aro very low. No reasonable offer
will bo refused. Oomo and take your choico of n big
assortment.
bdmeadeSo
IDAHO IS LEADER
SI'OKANK, WiihIi., Aug. 27. Or.
Samuel Fortior, chief of tho irriga
tion inveittigaliou bureau of thu de
partment of agriculture, who !h in
tho JiorthwoHt iimpccting tho govern
ment piojcctn in Idaho, Montana,
Wnuhiiigtoii and Oiegon, HayH in an
interview that Idaho, California anil
Colorado nro well in th'j load in ir
rigntiou, adding:
"I holiovo thnt if tho truth woro
known through compiled HtiitihticH
Idaho !h now in tho lend of all wes
tern HtateH iih to the amount of land
under completed projeetH. It wuh
recently uHtimated that California
Iiiih .'1,500,000 ucrcH under completed
nnd projected projeetH, hut I nm in
clined to holiovo thnt Idaho Iiiih, ut
the prcHcut time, a ntill larger nrcn.
"It is (piito generally recognir.od
that our imcntH aro well poHted on
irrigation eonditioiiH, nnd thu ofi'i
ciulH of tho ceiiHUH bureau have
agreed U collect valuable informa
tion for our office, providing that
wo Kiiperviho tho work of the two
branches in thin lino.
Ship Turns Turtle.
HIUCMHN, Oermnnyt Aug. 27.
Nown thnt the steamer Harvest Queen
turned turtle In mldocoan was
broiiKht to port today by tho liner
Koenlngen Louise. All tho paBsen-
gorn nnad inomlJorH of tho crow nro
nnfo, having bcon picked up off tho
Azores by tho Louise, which landed
(hem hero todny.
Hasklnu for Health.
Model B67
it very popular.
RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
MAKING OUT A CHECK
makes u mini think, nnd think
ing often stops him from milk
ing oiiU the chock. That's how
nn account nt the Farmers' &
Fruitflrowcrs' Bank nmkos for
economy. A iniin will spei d
cash tuieo as icadily ns ho wi'l
if lie lins to draw u ehook for
the umouiit. Stmt nu uceoiiui
todny nnd keep track of th
niunher of times it saves nu
fi-oni needless spending.
Farmers' & Fruitrjrowers' Bank
C0RSET$
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ATLANTA, On., Aug. 27. Mm.
Chorion W, Monro, wlfo of tho for
mer Ico kins nnd banker of Now York
who In sorvlng a torm In tho federal
prison hero for bunk wrccklnp, said
todny thnt sho had thousands of sig
natures to a petltltlon for tho frco
dom of her husband. Rho nddod that
sho would present tho potltlon to
President Taft In a. short tlrao.
Every section of tho country Is
represented In tho potltlon. Mrs.
Morse has tho document constantly
with her In tho enro of a secretary
and Ib Indefatigable In Inducing por
tions to sign.
SAY WITNESSES WERE
GIVEN LIQUOR, THEN QUERIED
CHICAGO. Awr. 2. That Wit
nesses In tho caso of Leo O'NoIl
P. O. IIAXSEN
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t We make any kind and style of Windows.
I We carry Glass of anv size on hand.
t MEDFORD SASH ft DOOR GO., Medford, Oregon.
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The Jackson County Bank
Offers its services and twenty-two years' experience
of successful banking to the people of Medford and
those in the vicinity thereof.
Tt solicits the accounts of merchants, farmers,
fruitgrowers and all others requiring the services of
an old, conservative banking institution.
OAPITA1 $100,000.00
SURPLUS $ 50,000.00
W. I. VAWTER, Pres. C.
G. R. LINDLEY,
FOR SALE
$2600 will buy 160 acres in fine locality; 5 acres of
bearing orchard, good buildings. It will pay you to in
vestigate this.
70 ACRES 35 acres in fruit trees 1 year old; 60
inches of water; l1 miles from town; all farming im
plements, tools, etc., together with team of horses, go
with place; good buildings. A bargain if handled by
September 15.
Al STOCK RANCH 160 acres; Clear creek runs
through place; good outside range; easy terms.
Let us show you the Nickell Addition, where the
fine homes nro being built.
428 ACRES Rogue River bottom land, suitable
for fruit and general farming purposes.
300 ACRES Alfalfa land, covered with irrigation
ditch and perpetual water right; has coal outcrop
ping; at a bargain on long time, easy payments.
GOLD RAY REALTY CO.
216 WEST MAIN STREET.
J. B. Wood, W. D. Foster, Sales Agents. Phone 1681.
Crater Lake Route
1910
LOCOMOBILES
The cars of tho Crator Lake Company will leave
Hotol Nash on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at 8 a. m.
Round Trip $25.00
Childron under 12 years, half fare.
Securo your tickets at tho hotel.
CRATER LAKE TRANSPORTATION CO.
J. C. NEFF, Managor.
Medford Address: Nash Hotol.
JJrowno, charged with leglalatlvo bri
bery, were dollborntoly given Intoxl
rnnts nnd then piled with questions
at tho order of tho state's attorney
was tho chnrgo mado by Dctoctlvo
Kelly on tho witness stand today.
Kolly had formerly been assigned lo
work for tho stnto's nttornoy'o of
flco. Tho dctoctlvo testified thnt Stato
Representative Bcckmoyor told him
ho wna forced to testify for tho Btato
agalnBt Drowno or bo sent to tho penitentiary.
IlKAI) BBPTKMI1EH 6U.V8KT.
ItL'AI) "AIHZONA TIIK 47TII STAIt"
Hy Governor Rlchnrd B. Sloan, and
"Fremont and tho Bear Flag," by
William Simpson, In Sunset for Sep
tember, now on Bale at all news
stands, 1C cents, tt
QOODFR1ENP HOTEL
8AH FRANCISCO . GOOOffllEND, Muispr
Fonnerly Hotel BUnfonl n! 8t. IlrryJ. PowtH
Rtrwt, near Oary, wlJoininK HoUl Manx. Tnka
HoUl Manx li, or Market Street Corn, transfer
to I'owell. Ideal houa and tocatioa for ladlea
rbltlue tho city alone.
KATES', 11.00 FEB DAT AND UP
TOM MOFFAT
W. M'DONALD, Cashier, i
Vice-President.
1910
Mt. Angel College
MT. ANGEL, OR.
In charge of the Benedictine Fathers. For young
men and boys. Term opens September 6th. Pre
paratory, commercial, scientific and classical courses.
Write for catalogue.
Che finest
Sample Rooms
in the city.
Hotel Moore
Fire Proof
RaU'Mohr Company
Proprietors.
European Plan
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS:
Plans and Specifications for the six stories above ground of
Hotel Medford will be ready to figure upon September 3 at tho of
fice of Messrs. Clark & Foerster.
THE TIME IS HERE
H. B. PATTERSON
THE QUAKER NURSERYMAN
is booking orders now for early fall plant
ing. Don't delay in placing your order,
all stock guaranteed.
Office 116 Main! Street
Medford Iron WorRs
E. G. Trowbridgde, Prop.
FOUNDRY AND MACHINIST
All kinds of Engines, Spraying Outfits, Pumps,
Boilers and Machinery. Agents in So. Oregon for
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO.
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Excursion Ratesto the East
DURT2T 1910
Southern Pacmc
(LINES IN OREGON)
TO RATES
Chicago $72.50
Council Bluffs ..... $60.00
Omaha $60.00
Kansas City $60.00
St. Joseph ,..........$60.00
ot. lr aiil ......... ........ ........................poU.uU
St. Paul via Council Bluffs $63.90
Minneapolis direct $60.00
Minneapolis, via Council Bluffs $63.90
Duluth, direct $66.90
Duluth, via Council Bluffs $67.50
St. Louis $67.50
Tickets will bo on sale May 2d and 9th; June 2d, 17th
and 24th; July 5th and 22d;
The above rates apply from Portland only. From points
south of Portland, add ONE WAY local rate to Port
land, to make through rate via Portland. One way
through California, add $15.00 to 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 direct routes.
Ten days provided for the going trip.
Stop-overs within limits in either 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. McMURRAY
General Passenger Agent,
Portland, Oregon
Single rooms or en suite
also rooms with bath
FROM ALL PODXTS ON THE
August 3d; September 8th.