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Newspaper Page Text"T ", TfV' tSshiSf MEDITORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEPlfQftD, OREO ON. AVKDNISSDAV, NOVUM BKRttO; 1910. 3 mm spies WHICH ENGLAND Secret Service Men of Crown Have Been Wntchinrj Organized System nf German Espionage) and Prepared to Arrest Spies. Arc . LONDON. Nov. 30. Seerut serv iee moil ami detective of (he erowi lor more Hum n wool; have hcci wuleliim: mi orjmnized System yl German ivpionnye and are, now pre pnred to arrest u score, of ullccuu Muiinmt spies, it heOnmd known here luday. ' (.'. K. Drandi, ostensibly himervih- in suporintendont of traveling hiilesinnu for a largo German whole snle firm, hut in reality a eolone' in the German army, and allegec head of the German espionage sys tem in England, has been followed for more than a week and at least half a (lo7.cn of his Mihordiunlps albo are under, surveillance. According to information unoffi cially given nut in state . circles.. Hrandt and his men really bold hab erdasher's ;oods, but they confined their activities to arniy qunrtors and fortified towns. It i sum (hat tlte Mntisli govern ment has been watching UrandtV movcmeu'ls for. spvoral months, but only since the arrest as spies of KiigliMt Lieulenunts Trench tine Draudou in Germany has any dispo sition to interfere with him beci shown. It U saidxthat unless the Gonnau government deals leniently with the two 'ICnglUhmcn the British government will retaliate on Hrandt and his assistants. REFUSE 10 OPEN LAND TO ENTRY Homesteaders Lose in the Fipjit for Their Homes Along the Shores of Lake Klamath All Their Work Goes for Naunht. WANTED TO RENT ANY -OLD HOUSE In Spito of Vast Amount of Buildiny in Mcdford, Supply Can in No Way Equal the Demand Houses Rent ed Lonfi Before Completed. A In spite of the fuel that Mcdford bus done nioru "huildiug iIutniK tht pusl year than ever before in her hixlory, not alone in the erection ol hiiMiiCRS blocks, but also in dwelling houses, it is almost impossible foi a person to find a houee to rent in the city. Kvcry day one can meet a score of person- on the trail ol biiitable houses to rent, and night, after a day spent on stteh a ipiest, generally brings no result but fa tigue. Many of the new houses erected in Mcdford last bitmmer were for the bide purpose of investment. Ami id Mjoiea of instances the houses weic engaged before the foundations hail been laid. Today there is searcolj a hoiiM! to be bud. The uewcomei ir forced to spend weeks in over crowded hoarding houses befoie he ciin seVtre what he needs. 'I'll (ire if. a demand in Medfoid for any eharautor of huildiug, from 'i two-room shack to u ten-room motr tint residence. No sooner is one of feted than it is taken. As an instance of the eiigpritow with which hoiice are taken, the ex perience of Dr. J-J, II. 1'ortor is in point, lie started the erection of a robiilciice on .South Onkdale. No boouer was the foundation in than applications heguu ,to pile up, and before a single stick of timber win in place the dwelling iva rented. REVOLT THREATENS NEW REPUBLIC KLAMATH t'AliliS, Nov. 30; According to a letter received heio, those who hnvo petitioned the federal government to eliminate several sec tions of laud on the west side of Upper Klamnth lake from the Crater Lake forest reserve have hdeu turn ed down in their application and have made their improvements for naught. Five or six homesteaders have gonu into Ijie Crystal and Hccren lion creek locality and erected com fortable homes ami improved the land. Lust year they started in to tret this set iimiIc for homesteaders, on tho mound that considerable of this land was agricultural, and a pe tition was forwarded to the secre tary of the interior. They even put the matter before the president in a lengthy communication. The terri tory concerned borders the lake lor about seven miles in length and n half mile wide While some of those locating thcie built iiuito expensive homes nml nityle other improve iheiits, IS. St. George liishop erected an eight-room houhc at a cost ot more than .$3000 and has made mnny other substantial improve ments. During the past summer several who regarded this territory as excel lent .recreation, fishing and camping grounds circulated petitions all over Klamath and Jackson counties ask ing that the government would not eliminate this territory from the na tional forest. These petitions were igned by some 3300 people and then forwarded to M. L. Kriekson, super intendent of the forest service for (his district. In turn, he forwarded this to Associate District Forestei George H. Cecil at Portland, with the statement that he had inve&tigut cd tho matter thoroughly and recom mending that the laud not be with drawn troiu tlie reseivo. Juesc were all then in turn forwarded to the secretary of the interior and secre tary ol agriculture, ami were then sent back to AsMieiatu District loiv ester Lecil, wlio writes in part as follows: "I am Kind to say that upon a re port made by me the secretary ol agriculture has found that the laud is of such a character as to warrant it retention in the forest. No elim ination is therefore contemplated. "The petition was returned to the lore-it service, whore it has been fil ed for consideration, in the event application is ever made to have the land eliminated, and tho secretary, in his' letter, gives assurance that it will always bo carefully borne in mind, to tlie end that the land may be put to it highest use. lie fur ther direct., that in (he transaction of all national forest business the value of the tract for recreation purposes will ho given duo weight, and it special effort mado to retain it in its highest state ot efficiemy to serve that cud." This would apparently elinynnlc nil possible chance of any of those seeking to homestead this hind evei being able to do so. SMALL STRIKE BITTER AFFAIR Althounh Only 100 Men Arc Involv ed in San Francisco Taxicau Strike, a Half Dozen Arrests Have Cccn Made and Score Shots Fired.! SAN FKANCISCO, Cnl., Nov. 30 Although not more than 100 men are involved, the strike of the taxi cab drivers, which was inaugurated here Monday night, already half ;ij ilozeii arrests have bceil made audi a score of shots fired. J President Carl Dreger of the. Chauffeurs', union and five other union men today were admitted to bail, following their arrest for alleg ed stoning of a nonunion cab. The police arc investigating a shooting. affray at (he same corner early to day, in which Hiehard Kemp, a non union driver, emptied his revolver into a crowd of union sympathizer. who had stoned his cab, breaking hi windshield and the glass door of the body. Two women were in tho ve hicle at tl4 time, it is said. The drivers arc standing pat on their demand for 20 per cent' of the cash fares and free gasoline. Three of the five companies against which (he strike originally was, instituted have given in. - Ml '-- J. E. ENYAKT, President. JOHN S. OKTII, Cn3hicr. J A. PERRY. Vico-rrooidout. W. n. JACKSON, Asb'I Cashier. THE MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK Capital, $100,000.00 Surplus, $20,000.00 SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT. A GENERAL BANKING 8USIKESS TRANSACTED WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE. F. N. CUMMINGS T. W. OSGOOD OSGOOD & CUMMINGS THE BEST EQUIPPED ENGINEERING OFFICE IN SOUTHERN OREGON OFFICE: MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK BLDG. ORCHARD HEATING TEST IS SUCCESS- PLUMBING STEAM AND HOT WATtj? HEATING All Work Guaranteed Prices Reasonable COFFEEN & PRICE 11 North D St.,Wclloi(l,Oro. Phone 3Q3 Splendid Fruit Land t ... " .. I -kjbEM fiat 'l(5 acres raw land, eloso to Mcdford, cheap. CIO acres wheal hind in Franklin county, Washing ton, to exchange for Mcdford or country prop erty. 1G0 acres near Qold Bill fo exchange or city prop ' crty, Mcdford or Ashland. 28 acres Beat1 Orcck bottom, near Central Point, cheap and good terms. ?, 7 acres near city limits, good house, on fine rolid, $6000. " ' ' 7-room, two-story house, now and strictly modern, r $2600; easy terms. ' Corner lot on West Main, $1000, , ' Anything in real cstato at D. H. JACKSON . CdMPAJY PHONE 2722. lSiaWElINST, rpr: m MISSOURI VOTED WET BY 218,115 JHFFBKSON CITY, Mo.. Nov 30. -Prohibition w.ih dcfcatfil In MIk Miurl nt the rocont uloctlon, niconllni; to offlclul unnouncumont Unlay, by 218,15. It rucolvod 207,281 votos vith 42G.10C against It and carried only U7 out or 115 counties. IIONHKONd, Xov. ;lO.-Sfor-l liimdred sjdlilium of the PorlUKUOMi I'lirruou nt Mmmo, iiiivinenteil by ii jidoiiL' (luliidliniPiit of tnilore, tiro in rrtvolt iiKiiiust the new I'ortusiioie lupublie. iicforiliiiir to mlvinus : uuivcil hero toilny. It in reported thai farel-n roeidonls me in dnnxer from ill mutineer, who ltuve doled tlurouah tho btieete. ' Mnciin is a Piirtnftuese (lou!i(louy ' Jtuiilii of ChiiIoii. The store that makes iU nlveiti iuj; valuable to you unnm your mii port. Every iluv somo Metro's ad vertisini: is parlieuluily valuable to yon ami you can disoover hieh More and what ndvortifeumunl in i: few mouiOntB. Habklns for health. ' Saves an Iowa Man's Life. Will Promote Beauty. Tim von' crave wtowwl to yawn ! before Hubert Mudwrn of Wwt Hur- 'liiiutoii, la., whan, after ficvon weok in the h(Miitl, four of tho ht hv- Woinon-ilosinnc bwiuly (jet won- sioiim kkvo hlw up- '11n w,, lorful heio from Bueklen's Arnlmi shown the worvulou eurntive iwwer Salve. It hauiMios pimplfte, bkin of Eleotrii- Hitter. For. Hfter eicht eruptions, sores nnd boils. It makes months of frightful iffen from the skin poft nnd velvety. It j:mri- liver trouble ami yellow jaundice, flea the faee. Cures sore eye oohl eettH no lilp froi othur remedite sores, cracked lips, ahapped bauds, or doeton., five bottles of ihw matoh Best for burns, scalds.' fever sores, 'leas modioine oompletely wired him outs, bruisos and piloa. Twonty-five It's positively Buarauteed for atom- cents at all dru:ists ach. liver or kidney trouble, and . . never disappoint " ,"'' nt nM I!iuk!n for hofllth. dniMKUls, LOS ANGELES, Nov. III). -A demonstration of frost protection which was held on llneo acres of the orchard of E. L. Koethen ut (river side recently was pronounced a de cided success. -The healers used were the Itoltoii patent, with sool colluctjut,' attachment. These heal ers use a commercial form of distil late known as "lop distillate," eost iui: about 2 cents per gallon. Each healer contained n, little over one! gallon of distillate and burned for' over seven hours, during which time' the temperature in the orchard was) eight to ten degrees higher thnu th.it' outside the orchard. Tho demoiistni-j lion attracted no small amount ot attention yand was witnessed b many ot tho prominent growers ol I (his distiiJt, all of whom exnrcsM'd theiiiM'lve.s an satisfied that tlie de vice was an unipiestionable protcc-1 tlmi against frost. The , (est wis I performed under the direction of !'. ' . Krone, president of I ho IYo-t I'revculiou company, .Italboa build ing, San Francisco, assisted by .1. 1. Itoltoii. the inventor, and F. II. I lam muV. These heaters have been m use for several years iu the vine yards of Fresno county and tho ap ple orchards of Oregon, Washington mid Colorado, but this is the J'iivl vour they have been introduced in Southern California. Two previous exhibitions have been held, one in Pomona ami (he other in Corona, al ter which Hit Southern California fruit exchange was free, to give jls iimiualified iudoiemeiil and an ol der for 22.",0(l(l heaters. Land For Sale JAu'tilc IVuii and alfalfa land in small and large tracts. Cleared and uncleared. Terms and price reasonable. Address Box 16, Tolo, Oregon i LANDQUIST, JOHNSON 6 ULIUS, IN& Real Estate and insurance i Special Representative for International Real Estate Association, Chicago, 111. AGENT FOR FRANKLIN FIRE INS. CO. RELIANCE FIRE INS. CO. BARGAINS AND . MONEY iMAKEFIs' N, FARMS, ORCH ARDS & TIMBER LANDS. 201 Si.Mark's Building, Phone 2411 ML"SJ PRINCETON-PENNSYLVANIA GAME ON CHRISTMAS IMMNCETON, N .1., Nov. ;. An minimi game' between 1'riiicelon ami i'eiiusvlvania football teams will ue plaed here it Iter Christinas, if a plan on foot in car rid out. TIMBER LANDS WANTED List with us what you havo for sale. Timber cruising and estimates f urnitshed. HARRIS UMBER LAND COMP'Y 208 FRUITGROWERS BANK BLDG-, MEDFORD. OREGON. ASHLAND J 6ww?6tirM vwfctz s Auto Owners You read our last wqcIc'h ad, didn't you, an In our guaranteeing our woik? Well, we have proven it to tpiile many. Call and wo can prove it to you. Offutt Rarnes Auto Co. Eighth arid Central. Phono fl'i.')! Muin. NOTIOH. A 1 persons owning property on Hie following named streets ulto applied (o pay ilielr water ninlii assessments nutlet' the bonding act art( hereby no tified Unit (he .second payment Is now tine anil pnjclilc at tho nfl- of the rlty treasurer at once. West .Main street from Intircl street to tvett corporation boundary. Summit avenue from West .Main t reel to West I'ouitli street. Itttss I'ourt front M'est Main street to West Fourth street. Itose avenue front West Muln street to West Fourth street. I'earlt street, .North, from West .Main street i West Fourth street. West Jacksoti stieet front Grupe stteet to west iNiundnry. West Heroiid street frtyti Oalalalc ateuiio to west boundary. Olson street from West Fourth street to West Kecoml street. ('lurk street front .Varrcgan street t nest iMiimdjtry. Booth Newtown street from West Main street to West Hightlt street. .Nnrregiin street front Jackson street running north. Orange mreet, Koutli, frtitn West Main stre't to Went Highlit street. . other notice than litis will M CftuiMBy. 7 (Wttandt (.. Nw York given anil tlnre Is u fifteen-day limit ' Plly, uja uwW v pilot. oir these Miynicii(s, after which (he Por tutl0 and rooromndfMl by I.oon same iM-couie tieiiuotient. u Itaaklns. I. I,. JACOUS, 217 City Treasurer. I Indian fr lienlili. SAGE FOR DARKENING THE HAIR. There It nothing w ' iliout thr Wa of tulng a;' fur rt-MoriiiiC IU color of ih lialr. Our Kraat-grttjeliuoiuers kt-jit tiieir lock soft, dark and K'"V hy unln: it "w;'ii ina." VUne-r tluor )mir fll wit or took on a dull, faded or wreaked ap I)ftiratif', thry wade a t)mv of MgQ leaves and vplioi it to tfiolr btlr wittt KouiUrfuHy lAtnfieil tMnn. Nowadays we don't have to rert to tint eld-tiw, tirttapme iiiibwl of silrins tlia h'-rb't and tiiaklr? the lvw. Title I done bf skillful clsmiUu l-itfr than e oxtl'l do it ourlTi, and all w have to do N to nil for tU rady tank product. Wyvtti't fiaf aud Sulpbtir, rontainia; mz Id lh prooT wtrenstli, with the nilJlrtrm of Sulphur, another oW-tim xtnlp rtmHif. 'i'hia prejiaratiivi U aold by all firt-cU dru;aiu for TA. and ?l.oQ a uMtl. or mi direct by Ik Wretb QwBl'tl irtbttult Nt.. -NW OF l)lll niiLi'i- Eat- Figola Bread tfJCoiil.iins JnrcdicnlH of Kitf.s. qr) IMi'KAl) MK I IT. flJN'ol in iiniiK! only, in rc-iliU'. J A wholofionio, tioiiH broad. JAids (liwcsiioM' SOIil) KXCLl'HIVKI.V BY .MKI)KOI(I) IJAKKIJY TODD a GO. AXDDKLK'ATKSSKN UVY YOlTK ROAST Tl'K'KKY IIKItU PRIVATE WIRE? PHONE 1831 Moss & Co. I GRAIN AND STOCK BROKERS W. L. BAIN LOCAL MGR. ROOM 1&, P. 0. BLOCK MEDFORD, OREGON Ashland, Oregon Swcdonburg E'ook This is tho school fjit willtiiulio you Sue-, ccssful, Trails you i'or Business and tfolp you to a Position. B00KKEEPING SHORTHAND AND ENGLISH Soeuro your Business Education at horao at a very moderate expense and, it you wish, wo will secure you a position in any of tho largo coinmorcial centers. NO BETTER SCHOOL ANYWHERE AT ANY PRICE ENTER AT ANY TIME P. RlTNISIl, A. M., President. OOOOO-fOOOt'OOOOOOOOOOOOCj, Nursery Stock i Let us Quote You Prices on All Kinds of trees i arid Shrubs L. B. WARNER Jr. At Warner, Wortman (Q. Gore Grocery j& ? ? Medford OO00-frOO0O000O0O0000000 Read In December Sunset Magazine. ''Sun Ki'ituHen. .Ite KiftiwitUm ( itv," Rtinrblr illinttrttted in four colur S'tiw no .ili', .ill in - -lulu!-, 1 i rill- Wrlylits After Vhlte. XKW YOmC, Nov. SO. Cltuulo (iiubaiuo-Wliite. the KnglUli uvl ii t or, tuunt ttiNtttr in court I)aoiulior 1 1 Mini 0.(laiu why ttu alioulil uol bo leHtrnittfitl from liivins mure exlil httion flichtk in America. The siiiniiiniiM reMiilted from tlie ,,1'iiviiv ir tlie Wnlu Hii'tliefK domimuy, wlileh allcCt; tufit -Uw KnuliHlimitu h intritittinu itw ptttcntes. If the present Hiiit itt uplield the oomiKuiy of which the WrifthN me the Kuidinc siirlti will- ho eomplelo muster of nviulion in Amerieu. A mislcuditiK ndvortihOinont would he nlmoHt iik diitHtroiiH to fiore us n fire with no luxiirnneo, i -.1 'ft i l UlifJlLi',