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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1910)
0 AIJ5DK0JIIJ AIAJL TIUBUNliJ, AlIflDKOUU, QIUMON. SUNDAY, DKOEMBtiK J, .1910. . y. ..... . ii. nn f Vji 1 i ordered lumber and other iimtoriiils, t and that vustertlny nrniiiKmioiitH I tvero tniirlti for fllurUjijr tlio prolitiiin- d tlirtt tlio wofk will up'ully iB tlio VmlIior and UK' wnwir in mc river win our- init. Tlio new eonstrnctton will ro It the ladien of Mcitoul, and nil r "iiro tl.rco r,.rlii.lH o ' Inmjor. JO . ap it... i I ... .1 ,.,t. f'lirioiiiiB 01 cril"iie,i hick, win. ..... imcin in miu uiuiiiu nif a ! mwi e. j i . L ORIENTAL RU6S ARE SHOWN ,t2,r,,:; ' ... i . t 1 ..... aimI nh n ' , " . Hr. will take n look int.. the windows. - " " " T , ' ' ' 4f W" & M.(l..wai. ... West AIi i,m"( '"' '" V, M, , Tof ' l ji '. v... i 11 -ii muni Tor tlio roiicroU. I lie eust ol ' L i" SfiW " . n 1 )" , , llCwSr m material, will he about .. f-, , Tfimil rtf nKiiiie ol lie most bea iitilul ' ' ' .. .... .. . . -,-jJ -ii? -ay &.Vf ., ... ... I!2n.f 1(1 . 'Flint t ll wnrK WIICII CO If '& FDtrUDfinn l Uriuritni weavers. 'I . W T,V Vn fliiiiiif ritiiriluitit imp All '! " - .v.,.. v.. ..... ..f, .... yclrjjro. ut J'oitliintl, importers of Oriental rits and earpetr, is 'in Meii fonl with it supply of Home of the most rosily of tlio iirodiuM of the eaMteni world tlfnt liilvb ytt j'oiitnl their way to the J'ncifiii eoast. .Mr. llaiiief, himself a native weaver of Turkey, in tlioroitnlily posted on the history of (he Oriental nig. lie eomes to MC'ill'o'rcl with ilidlvidn.il jtieeeH ru'iiKiniJ in cost fioin'.fl'. to $1000. IJIh In in at Portland linn in hIock rini uhi'eh aio valued at laviuo. ' Tfie ruj; expert will be here a week or tl-ii days' and hatJ arranged to innllo a dinplay of poodH hi Iho wide hhow wilidowH of WVtllH & Meflow mi 'Co. Jiriont: llio lli nni npcoi iiu'Iik of silk moHipie rujH oil which (he miod ,M(iIimiiim!(.'(1mii kneels in worship. The rich pieei-H leprcKelil Persian rutjfi, C'liifithiiiiii TiirkiHli mid Turkoman. They range in hi.pj from a ilobrniiit of tinhiiio deHin to lurj;o and t'twlly jiieccs. Thoy mo woven by hand and the colors aiv from vegetable tlyi'ri, vhlcli, tlio more yeirtu para the richer becomes (he color. Tlio patteniH or J'iunre of ciicji rutr tepresiint boiiio trntlition oT lilftfnrip fact of Iho country In which it ii ltimle. "J.I ImrclinHiiiL' one of these Orl- cnlaj raiis, no matter what tlio par ticular piii'u in," Haiti Jfr. Ilanief. "(hrt cohI will provo 1000 por cent cln'nper in the eid than dunmatio Koo(l for n lady M'ho IniyA one of IhcHO will have the Hntiafitetion of kunwlnir Uml many onorntiouH of j.c chiltlrcn will he nble to onjoj ilH, poHHPHhioii, and tlio older it lio coincfl thu iiioro heautifnl it be i .in - r I it. a FU 0 N ri U R U" I'0K'ANl::. Wash.. To ?0,-A pntiiilinr situation in commotion with lhetocn election is reported from Oivuli crook precinct, HntitlidiiHt ol Slioktmo, which in it heavily popu Iplftl prccinel in Idrihn coliulv whuh A. J, Hoffman, who was viol niiiL' for two officeH constahlo ant' justice of the peace vntf ilufimU't l)V lis own wife, who, according If the Official cimviiHK of llm electior reliici.fi. rocoived Iwn vnlc to hi- one lor ioth places. Koine of lloff iuhh'h friends Hinnjesteil to hovowi' that Diov write Iho uamo of Mri. Hoffuuiii on the ballots and Yolo fo her instead of her husband, and f joke took so well that I he eaudldaU' fT judicial Iioinutt discovered thu he had been releunlcd to the "allF ran" class. Mrs. Hoffman has do dined to (nullify for cither place, but hot friends, who assoil she has tUl couraue and ability to fill either oF induce her (o acccpl, and no InultiT' which iiosillou she elects to f Hh will he the oulv woman oceupvini "iK'U i PoMtion In tile iloilltWtlHl. The mcrolinnt who fil to make i tav vmv 1" rcad Ills iuIh will fnl i make Htorekeepinif pay. SOON TO REPAIR DAM. eis Kcuerally in tlmt mw if t repairs arc not made; Hint the tiu turn cannot be ropairud e.e.t u Imildinir a cofferdam and tiinitnp the wntor nwttv fttnu tlio prti structure, o tlmt it u'n bo itwirttd that the pump, vnltiwl nl inortt thm .i.'i(i00, ean he recovered, mikI til such repair will ioiiin Hppro1 malcl .-?Jft.000. Tlimoloiu, ihu r ceivcr wan aulhoriied In Uhiio oh ImiiOuUN in nil nmouut not to e ceed .flD.OIIO, to be issued tun re tcipted hills for labor sud iuMltri.i t.ed in the loconstmolion mid ir pair, and thill niter Hitch bilU 1ih. bt'ch approved by llm reivr, tr llticntes nre to lo tsnU. rtrnwiiu H por cent iulereal. It wu ftirthe ordered thai miclt frtil1rtm bo i licit and shall he uxued In aeh hid ount ae lUioiMwrtry to riwlr und pu in opertitiou the structure it ml pUit and pr'erve the wnlor right. TU amount to be imnml not to t.eoe flll.OOO; that mieli wilMTfat bo . i'iixt noii Umiii nil th eoiu(itm' properly mid hsU, Nupariitr o tfa ben of .nii uiortKMHO, judiimeiit, Uoih or -S'r uiHliu. Ami it wan furtltc oidercd that Ihw plaintiff or thei iikciiU are by tlio older Kranjd aul licient iHtHseaalun hmiI use of lb duiii, water rbthta and nmchiiien tooU, tnipluiiiMita, liiinber mid ih, supplies of Hip corp.irHli.ni for tit puj-poso of mdklilK the repair an ciMistiucliou, ii lonjf a llit' mi.( the money to pay for tlio samp u tlntt ceilifieatea be iaMiod for tl rcceniled billa, alter Iiuviu m pro)Hirly approei hv (ho ieeivi J A Wharton, of flrttnU las. Aotintr on this order. Mr Saudti nys ilmt lie lin- n.l.c-i! ilie Siniihei Pnolflp (o rni.ittii mi tin- rttilr.it bWitch at the Am a t1 that li It - idatdil will make the dam and poWor plant more valuable tiffin It wifa, prior to the flood, and tTint it will noj at leant 2'i tier cent mote offitiiunt; that it will contain six largo flohrt- ( jjitttii, Hiiriiciontly iargc to prevent tiny future dainngo, and that the1 plan of the new concrete Work is 1 along a general plali which, wjioii! fully carried out, will renew, w'ltlij concrete, the eulire strueture, wjiieli is 'now moHtly wood; Ihat, when eoni-j pleled, the dam will he at lousl live feet higher and capablo of genoriU-j ing more than 4000-horsopowo'r. Thoj capacily is now -lOO-horseimwcr. At the present lime the floldoir Drift dam is a diverting dam for an irrigatioil system installed by Iho lo cal people, nitt tlio pump of thu com pany, which is lb.1 largest ceiitiifu gill pump in the world, was used hint year for th purpose of pumping- wa tcr lo the benches iinmcdialclv Hiir nuiiiding ClrhntH I'asg, ami it in for Ihis icasoii that Iho repair of this dam at this time is of great benenl to1 all of the people rcuidiug in north Hoguo Kivor valley, jn they ean now feel ussuied (hat with these repair miule there -will be a water sujtply available for irrigation the coining season. ' .Judging from the articles lhat have appealed in the (linnts 1'ass newspapers, the irrigation tpiestloil is tlto most important one in that community, and apparently lieccs silry'for tlio further growth of that town and the use of Iho surrounding lauds for fruilgrowinj,'. Ah leirilorv tributary to Medford, the giowlh'ol llo not th , oiid of the Hoguo 1 liver vAllev is itiipnrlliul to the hiiHiuos men of Ih'is city. The irrigation sit uation from investigation appears its follows: The Golden Drift Mining company has an old water right lo tile waters of Hoguo river and the big dam and power plant near (limits i'ass, constructed several yearn ago. lit Ihc year 11)01) lh fieoplo of Grants. I'ass set out to ntovido iriigation for the adjacent lands. A company wafl organized Willi local capital, milled the Joseph iiul" County Irrigation & 1'oWer com pany, wlueii company, ul lor making a contract with the Golden Dntl Mining company lo supph water ( .mors at $f per acte per annum, pro ceeded lo construct irrigation canals and ditches, mid did consliuctMihoui i 1(1 miles prior lo .Inly, 11)01), und wilii those ditches water was furnished I.'1 a Hoi ttoin (no uoliicu unit plan) ilfct year, b'inee that time the local ' ompniiy has discontinued woik, nm' (lie hig tlood of 11)01) diMihlcd lie Tloldcu Dtil'l plant so (hat the lurm tji and fruilgiowers did not M''l wn- ll'j lor their lauds the pat nciimio While this mutter was pending be furii tlit court Insl aiiimiier outbid.' people, reproMeiited hv I. A. Wil 'JniiTs (who promoled the scheme), I'ltnie into the field und orxttuincd th' eompuity called the Hoguo Hivcr Ir-1 lia-ation & l'ouer eoiupiinv, und an-1 uniineed thai on AilKMi-t 1 of ihU , var Ihev would start eoiiHtrucliou if now da.n and powar plant at ' avtiKo HapulM, which ahoiil on lli line hoi ween Josephine and Jackson Munition, ami would thu. supply i. ligation. Al that time William ' rntnn. anciiivd an option to Inn ' the tillclips of lltw Ineal eoinpiuiN. mi! also an option to bav the Kinase Itapids dam ite, but thee opluni. nor taken up mid the dam and mtttl were not built. This Vtiniwu ' -eettietl to lme ectired the MipMul l the local prass. but it appearci! hat the were mil able to ruie t'e iipilel jr obtain the support nl tic .ari .urftelatiilv to enable iIipim1 it make a atari on their prp.i.l n igntiou project, and it neer w.i nade clear how tliey could take tin ater oat of the Kaue rter, win. wis been lit us fur eital eai l.v lip (loldsn Drift petiplv. and ih , 'irautieallv ruin the Ooldeu Dntt lunimny. In ait interview Mr. Saiutci. wh rfpivseul tlio eastern iiiuMiui: toekholders. stated that ilia jmhii-N lie reproeenta have uu maturetl plan it pieneut other than the remmng f lha itlanl and prepiuig the wj rr nht, e.ept that they want lo Wp their routracU aud uUiKittiuns o the palilie. which the reeetvar will iow he in ptiwitlon to do, not with slamliiia the Golden Drift litiKatmn. nut that it will nut be difficult lo haftire the court fur a determination. Ietie a i4an w hereby the receher T1u eateru i.l'kholtlers clalnt thai a ill he able to aitpply water to all ihe mele nntl funtlalied all of That is Rich in Style and Finish ASSORTMENTS to please the most exacting 4 ,f i't , ?j. Xmas will be easily passed if you choose the presents from our fine, new stock, and choose now yw? jgac. ffi -lJ 1 ! i i . f tT Rugs 1 ft in all sizes and :i f all prices. The best grades ever shown here and for the least money OUR PRICES are as low as the large city stores make G. Fa Cothbert Corner 6th St. and Central Ave. LC5aji Inc. f Phone Main 1451 ! Wi ' r i Is is THeatre TONIGHT THE HOME OF VAUDEVILLE ' 'Never a Dull Moment" First Tame TcniKt Mayfair Trio European Arrocats 3 R EEL S 3 LATEST MOTION PICTURES Uillv's Sister. wmmKmBammBgJmmmamBmmamMSmm WaalMHBBKgMWMBMMBiMWgBBBBMaaMHHfajaweMMMMaMaBEagaBaBggWMMMBBBBaBBMaiM 1 m ---- ----- - t -- ----- --"' - 1 1. Ioi' 1 1 (! ( )iuitry V Sako. iMttx is Ahscnt-miiHlt'd. Colombo nntl Its Knvirous. SONG '' "MOONLIGHT MAKES ME LONESOME." Pv UAIJK'V BLAXCllAKI) Doors Open at 7 p. m. CHILDREN, 10 CENTS. ADULTS, 20 CENTS. MATINEE SATURDAY and SUNDAY, 2:30 P. M. Our Complete Toy Line WIO AKK KllOWIXd TIIK LAKMJISTANI) KINKST ASSQirrAIKN'I' ()!' DOLLS, TOV ISOOKS, IRON TOYS AN'O f'HRIST.MAS NOVIOIriUS KVI?I SHOWN IX MtfDKORD. ' Not a Last Year's Toy, Game, Book or Doll in the Store. Every Piece Strictly New v'and Up-to-date Fancy China showing over 2000 otld Wo an jiictct in Pjincy China; many of tUi'ttt importi'd ltantl-paintod w niv. THE FINEST LINE TO BE SEEN IN TOWN. PRICES 10c TO $5.00 EACH. Toilet Cases MANICURE SETS, SHAVING SETS, HANDKERCHIEF BOXES, ETC. Von should soV the now swell line we put on sale here .Monday, over -100 pioees and no two alike. Prices up to $13.50 each. A ko.iJ bi'lio.'l n. iite bottui- la a wtitl vlalhtluul loptttntioii Sihuh' wful iiuluuli.. Skillful, imuutukiuK louthers. Uin ox husii low. Mmiy uthr tlvn mantiit. let w tll you about than A ortului(u fur tto .HK W. I. S7ALY, Principal. SALEM. OREGOfi hot who wmif it, iih thf (lulilri Drift Iihm mi nliuiiihuil miim'Iv ) hv in.l will lie iii ii fun. Ill ion tu iii. i i ! of II li.i till- tllHIlt- lil l.l't II i, iwnrn tUtit Mi Willi uu 1. 1 iu tlii Monti ltir lrrnniiun l.vir i.niiiiii, ifirniK ,uiii..iiiit -il tuit In Ii ul si'iuit.l tin- lull i, .u .1 hi- Aim t f,.iu l n it,, li , J, . ii i'. nl. Ii i i III.' Ml.nil'N lllttt W IIM1 U tll Ottl.l- liiili .iiii'i'iHn. mid frtt that ii ! urirutNl tlmitur Ui Junuary tirt. f the iHiurt. utter kkk time th t)UtKlion of iwutrxhii wQI b mi. on br JiuU.i I'.ilkuiit. Tlio iltci-i.'ii m-t tna.lo Lv JikU. I' ilkuiK in iii n. I'v fli.ii. i hr irny i Hell ,lllll.illr.- .nil 1111-. ill- lift l -. I. ii . ii .'in .in- tli i' il,li. -1 -h li.im- th I Uu- tl M Prii litlfl I.. uirliciMil in lht owtni-liitf thiMUirh ii ritr. con ian . i, f I hi' Ihil.li'ii Hull ii,iwrt Tli' .ill itlii;iiti.ii . On- .nli!i. . , ,i ; . i.'i .'lit ul ill, l ( n .ii i- n, m il uli ..f ll - il iM I. i ' II -. I.I .l . 1 1 111 . I ' .1 V ul I ill 'till Mil' I'll. I I V 1 1 It I U ,t I ill, I I . t if 4 Do Your Christmas Shopping Here ask and don't fail to and line oO-piece Dinner Set that away Thursday, lM-ember 22. about that Handsome Dressed Doll we aiv joins' to Regular 5c Christmas Cards at lc each I IM-Mlll . Ittl l.i. iln ,. ii I I k- 'i ll I In III I ill. V o ii. mi-, oilier miiti hi lin' nuhif ivoettllv .l-k. il ll' l-lllll t III ih' In- lin ii.llx urn - i n y " " T T "' SUBSCRIBE FOR THE MAIL TRIBUNE AND GET TH'E NEWS
