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CRESCENT CITY
H. S. VVoolcy Plans Drcdflinu Chan
nel From Ocean to Dead Lake, at
Cost of $1,000,000 LooHJ Like
Work 9f n. n. v.-c. c. n. n.
CABS
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CHKSCKNT (TIT, Disc '. Tlmt
Ciotsruiit City mil lu lliu laiorit
annul city 'Hy liutuuoii Ijiuukn inul
AMoiiu, nml 1 licit it will bo n rival
for lliobo two ritiua iiihIiIu ut 1'
wiru 1 1 ioi o in nut I lie shadow of n
lloillH if lllUKOIIt )llllln Hit) UtllliL'll O'll
In a IiiIhIi. II. S. Wooloy, fomiuilj
of Now Yolk', Iml now a ichhU'iiI !
lliiw i'i(y, and iiHuuriiiti'H, luitu plmm
on 1 oiil to ilii'dp a oliiiiiiiul Mom
llni oi'i'an, fioiii a point a hIiiiiI clin
lancu hoiiIIi of I'onit SI. tli'iiiKi'. to
Dmiil Lnko, n diHlancii ol iiliunt imc
niilo which will folia an ahsoltitolv
lanilloiikuil liailior into which nliipn
may fiitur nt any lime, ami nflur tnk
inix imrmt may Hiiil at any hciihoii ol
I liu yoiir.
Dead liiiku (hoiiioIiiiioh called l.ul.u
St. (Icoiu) which in alionl two milos
noilliuusl from tlicsccnt City, in n
ImmIjv of walcr alionl oau-fouitli of a
mile wiilo liv mm and onc-htilt' loiiy
and Iiiih u duptlt of huvciiiI fiillioins.
Holuuun it and tho I'uuiiu1 onuan is
nothing hill Hand, except mi the ciy
ocean niioio uhmo w fonml a will
Hiuidstono dippmir huoUwiml tiom
tho noil, Ho that tho c.xpensivo woxk
of uxi'imiliiiir tho ennui will ho onl.s
lluoiiuli a low iuiIh of lliiH hjhhIhIoiio
foimntimi, which will piotcct tho
outer end of the canal when it
completed, The ocean heach (hops
off ahittplly into .several fathmm) ol
walor, and oiiteiilo in a tuof of looks
oiiioithor niilo with deep walor for
an eiitiniice that Iiiih no liar or sunk
en lockH to menace nnwe,ation. Hlioii
jellleH oan ho u.luiilml to tlicxo lecln,
KiviiiK piotuction to the hut ho r en
trance. Cat of ul Hiitvoy Jiiih heen imido and
Ihcj ocean and lako Iiiimi heeu huiiiuI
od, ttlinwintr that tho cnnul, when com
plotod (o a depth that will allow hit;
Hhipn to come in, will mil diaiti the
lake, hut will loavo plonly of water
for a huihor. Shallow pints of Dead
lako can ho dreiled to piociuo moio
loom, and Lako ICnil, only u hIioiI
diHtanco hoyotid, can also ho reuelied
liy a canal, wheio also ilmljsiiiK iiimj
ho (lime, i;iiiig muoiiiI milos oi
Water whero (look can ho huilt. ll
in intimated (hat tho canal and hoc
iHWiuy dieduint; for tho huihor Will
mist 1 ,01111,1100. Tho canal will he
1100 foot wido and, (loop enough to
ijllow ttliippi of ordinary aiio to on
tor. Tho oorporution Imoklnu; llio onlor
prlfo Is iiicoi pointed an llio Lako
Ouoico hand mimpaii), under tho luu
nt tho ntuto of Oiokoii. Thin com
pany Iiiih homlod alionl 1(1,0110 aeies
(if land hoidoiim; tho ahoo iiamoil
llko and u.luinliiiir to the ocean
aioio, Thu dimilion of the Ifmul
It (10 day, which menu (hat tho com
jijilty in itoiitK In Kol down In wolk
tit a shoit liuio.
liiU(lnuem luwo o.vpiomwil tho opin
ion ihftl thu utidorlnkliiK l feamhle,
(Hid liihu l' Slovoiu, Hill' uithi
luiiid iiihu. Iiiih oiidiii-Hd the piojeii
M tho hunt that hup hrou ahowu
Uioiii on tint count for a huih.ir
wlioiont In tiinku a railway toiininiiH,
Mr Wooloy h mnn of conmdor
ihl nieaiiM Mini u wide influence, Im!
JiimI who hl itttBmdHlON mo Iiiih not
liiM-u irivn out ot. It i anid that
llio iiltiniHto ohjoct f tho projoot
m to miciua huihor fur raitnmd
Ibiiiuiiiik, hut w hio not ml'ornwd
m to vrliieli railroad Ih liMckiinr Hi
whoniii. Another thin thai look
uuud im thu fuel tliHl Mr. Wooley -iiriwMvil
liiiiiNoir as to h imition of
the land IwiiiR wuuted for m mind lei
hi to.
Mr W.iolox lett here a few 1u,s
l!n fii New tik. whcic lie ifoes
on hnxincKh euimci (id with thu cn-
ItMplIsC
BY FAIR CO-EOS
Editorial In University Daily Sets
Sets Forth Men's Side of Question
jnd Girls Arc Quick to Take Ac
Hon According.
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WNIVIJUKITY Ol' OftltdO.V, Kn
koiiij, Oro , Due. R. Ah a romilt of an
editorial In tho col logo dally horo It
t pi edified todny that thu co-iuli of
tlii UnUuiMlty of OruKon will taboo
calm ami niitomoblloH dm adjuncts to
college dancw) anil tlnmtor pmtloa,
liowovor Boclal licronflur.
Umlor tho caption "Cab I.aily," tho
odltoilal Kvm cxprcHHlou to a xentl
incnt whloh Iiiih lieou left uiiioiik thu
college moil that tho emit of vehicle
l moiu than hoiiio of tho mat kIii
dentH can afford nml hIioiiIiI bo iIIm
rai'ded hy nil.
A eunviiFH of the Htudenlii Indi
ratcH that only a fow can pay thin
luxury without miciuflif, ami It If
ronteiided that theno fow Hliould ov
erlook their porHonal wlslion In order
to relievo a IniKor poitlna of tho hIii
ilont body of minh an obllKntlon and
Kiivo thorn who cannot afford to pay,
It Ih probablo that tho co-oiIh will
illlike nu organized effort to stop the
"cab" Iilio at Oregon.
An Attractive Car
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TIMBER LANDS WANTED
List with us what you have for sale. Timber
cruising and estimates furnitshed.
HARRIS TIMBER LAND COMP'Y
208 FRUITGROWERS BANK BLDG-,
MEDFORD, OREGON.
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CALIFORNIA
IS
STOCK IN ID
Flajislilp of Pacific Squadron Goes
Ajirouml While Leaving. San Dlciiu
Hnrhur First Bin Ship Ever to
Enter Harbor.
-AN' DIKCIO. nil. iVc Tli
ortutti' CaUfornu, tluKohip of lnt
Qul divUiitn af llit l'tieific cnii
mw ftt, wmmI airroiiiiii tui uiorniuc
ltU KoiMit out of Saii Dictfo luii
I tor.
It HHm dfclnicd b thiiW wlltl M
llio neiiileni ihitt I lie vmmhlu i in n
daimcr,
The Culifornm went cm It mud M
hiltb tide The ed iiuti inta ik
harbor HHuilay. KU hum thu lift
bis; warship mwr to on I or.
BIG CROWD IS OFF
ON A OIG SKATE
JlniuiKor Uynu of tlio "Nat" Hkat
iiiL' link culoitainod Iiih Siiud'i'.
Hclmol (iIiish Kuinhiy nioiiiiii, nssist-
od hy 1'iol'cshor Kd I'ickuid o1
Scciiio lliii;ilrf Oi chui d. Thoic
wore lit) new caudidalcs dcHiroiiH o!
outline llio ii;ooii win't mid Mcsmx
l(van and I'iol.aid hold "full hands"
for several iuIiiiiIoh while teachinj.
llio "youno; ideas how to shoot."
.lobe Ituiwii was tho nniht apt
scholar in the ontiio cIiihm; ho loiiiom
beicd tho Ooldon Tot pertoctly inn
pioccmleil on tho nlippeiy tolleih will
(tuition, hut others of tho class wen
Iimh cautious ;their feet poisistcd 1.
muiiK in eerv diieotiou iiuil in spil
oi the onrs of ospouonoo of 1'iu
iVhhor I'ltl I'iokanl, Ilnrry Kinoald
fell in four difforoiil diieotions mid
lauded in Kl dirt'eienl nllitudoa nil
at once, hut lOKiudlcss of tho man;
falls nml tew mnuio siiMuiuod, tin
liov, as Chiof Sheaicr can testify
had a kooiI time and all lcluin man
thanks to Manager Kmiii lot tin
ro.il culcrtaiiiment pioideil 'loi
thoiu.
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WENDLING FOUND
GUILTY: ffiTS LIFE
Jury Convicts Janitor for Murder
of 0-Year-Old Girl Attorneys foi
Defense Move for a New Trial
May 'Appeal Case.
l.OUISVU.hti, Ky Duo. d.-Fol-Iowiiik
tint coiiMctloii of J-cili
Weiiiiluitf for the luiiidvr ol Atin.t
Kilimr, aged S, nu( his hciiIciicc t
life luipi'isimintfiil, it uas iiuiiiMiiK
toda I hut liu iittoriicys pn.li.ilil
Hould mc tor a r-tritl. It th
UiotitMi b denied, it im probable tb u
mi apical mil be taken.
Mfdfon! Mull Trlbuno
aru biltUlitiiei lirlliKlM
Want aiU
Eat-
Figola
Bread
injjivtlifiils
(mtains
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n t ij,.
JTIIK 1JKKA1) OF
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NTtit in nnnu only, hut
in ivality.
JA wholi'soino, nutri-
t ions broad.
jAids diut'stitin
SOld) i:x(M.rsivi-:i vhy
TODD 6c GO,
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IH'Y YOU1J UOAST
TlUJKKYllFdiK
"Stoddard 30" 11-M Touring Car
A 5 passenger touring car, wheel base 112 inches;
tires 32 by 3 1-2, (4 inch tires if desired extra) cylinders
4x4 1-2, dual ignition system, including magneto, robe
rail, 5 lamps, generator, horn, speedometer, glass front
top, jack, tools and repairing outfit.
FULLY EQUIPFEE F. Q. B. MEDEORD, $1550
SCOTT V. DAVIS
Agent Jackson, Josephine and Klamath Counties
)iuiK u absence l)r ('. J'njjc .will have full ch.uae ol siki'iicv.
Sec him for lull purticiil.u-, and dcuici.i-lMitioi.s. (
Special School Meeting
Notice is horobv eicn to the legal o?rs of Seliool District No.
10 of Jackson eotinU, state of Oreon, that a speetni school moclnnr
ol the said ilistncl will he held at Hi'h .School Imildin on the 7th
da of Doitanher, 1010, nt 12 o'clock in llio aftetiioon, lor the follow -niir
object: To levy a special tax.
Dated thin 2fllh day of Nooinhcr, 1010.
Attest: ORIS CHAWTOHD,
Distiict Cleric.
J. U. WATT,
Chnirmnn Hoard of Directors.
Medford Iron Works
E. Cf. Trowbridge, Prop.
POUNDRY AND MACHINIST
All kinds of Engines, Spraying Outfits, Purnps,
Boilers and Machinery. Agents in So. Oregon for
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO.
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MAIL TRIBUNE WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
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BANISH THOSE GRAY HAIRS!
SSlll tho Dandrurt Ccrr.c Stop Hair Felling
Christmas Holiday Excursion I
TU '1'ilPJ
CITY OF MEXICO
via the
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
LICAV1NO PORTLAND"
Dec. nthandI2th,I9IO
and
SAN FRANCISCO DECEMBER 14, 1910.
A MAGNIFICENT SPECIAL TRAIN
Consist ing of Obsiir ation Car, Pullman, ves
lilnded sleeping ears, smoking ear and din
ing ear, will leave Third and Townsend
streets, San Eraneiseo, via the Coast Line.
The excursion is run under the auspices of
the Southern Pacific, National Lines of
Mexico, International and Great Northern,
CL II. &S. A. and Santa Fe.
Round Trip Fare
$10.1.00 FROM PORTLAND $101.00
Corresponding low rates from other O. R.
& N. and S. P. points.
Interesting side trips on the return trip,
including the (I rand Canyon, may lie made.
Final return limit (50 days from date of sale.
Equipment on this train will he limited and
no more passengers will be taken than can
he comfortably provided for..
For further information, details and beau
tifully illustrated booklet on "Mexico," call
on any O. R. fc X. or S. P. Agent or write to
WILLIAM McMURRAY
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon
Thousands ol mothers nro lool.tr. y
color has coma buck, u.'.d , Vi It t nc i,
you look old beloro your time, when you c.
. ."lit!r gi'" 1 -In r.ro pone.
I tl iul., i'v . '. .uri-rt h;lr.
, Iscil o curs. youuQcs by ual.ijj
The nnturnl
Why should
You Can Work Near a Window
Sa WSUK
six n.jv.iA t itmrm-in
wr-i.r rhvu r. u iiMiw
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Dandruff Cured
Three appllcatlona reraoveJ
nil tl.a dandruff and left my
scalp clean, white and smooth.
Win. Croat, KochMter, N. Y.
It Is Positively Guaranteed to Rcsforo
Fadod arvd Gray Slalr to K'atural Color
If othor sivcallcd" Uektorers have fallsd. don't p.lvo up hope.
SAGE AND SULPHUR HAIR REMl-.OY a trial. Voa run o vlak.
aa rcjiruscntcd, your money will he vetundcit.
PROJIT DY OTHERS
GraV Hair Restored
My hair was Rettlnj: quite rav and fallt-sg out rapIJly
and I was troubled wuti a tcni'.ta itching of tU fclp.
but'Blvo WYETH'S
It It Is not exactly
My head was full of d.mdruff, v. huh fell uiwi tny clatba
and kept me continually brushing it off. WUllo on A.
Mtit to Rochester I heard of yi.r S and Sult'Uur
for the hair. I got a botti and i ..I it. A few appli
cations relieved the itching, r h-ir stopped fall
tng out and gradually canto back to it natural color. It
is now a alee dark browu color, sc t, t'My and pl..bU
Several of ray friend wast to u. it, and I wast to
kuM 'Ut yvtt wUl charge lac for r'x bottles of it.
MLS K, A. BOSS.
Sbari., Mcr.cr Co., l'a.
EXPEDIENCE
Grew Hair on n Bald Head
Fr two or threo years my hair had beea
falibg c.t and Retting quite thin until th top
qf ry h-ad v.s entirely bald. About four
MitBUtt ao I commenced using Sago and Sul
pbur. The first boltU seemed to do some Rood
nl I kept utBg it regularly until now I have
ua4 four t'ti-. The whole top of my head
la fairly atrared aM ktpa cormnj; in thicker.
I kball kp en nig it a while longer, as I
sotiou a constant improSMat.
STEPHEN BACOIf,
Kochwter, N. Y.
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in winter when you have a Perfec
tion Oil Heater. It is a portable
radiator which can be moved to
any part of a room, or to any room
in a house. When you have a
PERFECTION
SOc. and $1.00 a Bottle -At nil Druggists
n Your Drvgaist Docs Hot Keep It, Send Us the Price in Stamps, and Wc Will
Send You a Large Bottle, Express Prepaid
Wyeth Chemical Company 74 ly&StfEF
FOR SALE AND RECOMMENDED BY
Leon Be Haskins, Medford, Ore.
Absolutely smokeless and odorless
you do not have to work close to the
stoe, which is usually far from the
window. You can work where you
wish, and be warm. You can work on
dull winter days in the full light near
the window, without being chilled to
the bone.
The Perfection Oil Heater quickly
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on burns steadily for nine hours, without smoke or smell. An
Indicator always shows the amount of oil in the font. The filler
cap, put in like a cork In a bottle, Is attached by a chain. This
heater has a cool handle and a damper top.
The Perfection Oil Heater has an automatic-lockinn
linmc spreader, which prevents the wick from being turned
high enough to smoke, mid is easy to remove and drop back, so
the wick can be quickly cleaned. The burner body or gallery
cannot become wedged and can be unscrewed in an instant for
reuicking. The Perfection Oil Heater is finished in japan or
nickel, is strong, durable, well-made, built for service, and yet
light and ornamental.
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