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Newspaper Page TextX3 .r" : : : : : : : . 1 t t ' ' I ' PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORECiON, -WEDNESDAY, MAMOll 22J9TK, IKH wi TO BE DONE IN CITY .' i i Council Passes Many Ordinances for Paving and Service Mains As sessment Declared on West Thir teenth Street. GREATSTRIDESBY EXPRESS OFFICE Local Office Jumps to Third Place in State Puttinn Euyeno Behind Ra tio of Growth Leads Entire State According, to Official Reports. Tilts fiiiifinior softHon will find no JSlicu'k in steady civic impr&vdmt'iil whsoli llafe been manifest in Mud fowl dnriilB lliu past two years whs shown by the passage of tlio following onli imnrus and resolutions for sower water maiiiH, biiluwulks and pining by the city ceuncil: . Resolution to ijao Wont Sixth Klrect from Oakdale uvumiu to the tyipjhcrsi Pacifies right-of-wasy. Husolution to pavo rhlh stieet from Central avenue to Hivcrwide uvenue. "Resolution for cement sidewalk five feet wjda.oii the ea side of Welch Btrort tlirougliniit its entire lougUi. JlcHolulioii for four-inch water main tii IiIiiniuHota Hlroot from, tie nova uvenue to Hoosovelt avenue. , Ordinance for Hix-incli latera sower on iMinncHota Htroot from, (If nevn 'uvenue to Uoosovell avenue. iprdiimntso for ni.V-siidi lateral sower on Palm street from OIku street to Suinmitt avenuo. ....Kuhol"!'011 fr four-inch water main oi Palm street from . Olson to buiiiimt, avenue. Resolution for cement sidewalk five feet wide on the south side of l'alm street from Oakdale avenuo to .Siuts , suit iiyonisc. ..(jrilj'isiiiicc declaring assobsment on property benefited by six-inch Jat ma sewer on West Thirteenth street fi-jOin Kill),' street to Newtown. Total cost $7.'W.8.1. AsseriMiient fixed ai 7-PJ cents per front foot. PROGRESSIVES TO ILIN'12 Joseph W. Folk States That Roose velt Influence Is on the Increase and That Either Hcor LaFollctte Will Be Next Party Nominee. ON The local WollB-Kargo express of fice will Jumii to third place In the state this month. At present It la the fourth office, ISiikoiib lending by sev en dollars. Portland is first and Sa lom second. The local ofNcu has been climbing steadily for the past year and from a poor fourth Is now run ning and neck with Kugene. Last month tho receipts for the lp cal office totaled approximately :i20Q. This doubled the receipts of Grants Pass and Ashland. Tho population of Kugono Is said to be over Ki.OOO, while Medford Is accredited with 10,000. It is stat ed that the receipts of the Wolls Pnrgo office aro good indications pf the population. This means that Med ford has nearly 12,000 people and Ashland 0000, nnd tills is relatively true. The ratio of growth In receipt bore is greater than In any city in Oregon, .according to official reports. NATHANIEL THAYER, PROMOTER IS DEAD HOSTON, Mass., March 21!. Na thaniel Thayer, for many yean known as one of the foremost rail road promoters in America, died hero today. Mo was a director of tho Now' York, New Haven & Hartford railroad, of the United Slates Steel Corporation and of tho American Telephone and Telegraph company and many other financial institutions. BIG SUM FOR CARRYING Ml Uncle Sam Will Pay Over $50,000,000 for Transportation Will Be an Advance of $5,000,000 Over a Year Aijo. , jHPQKAFU, Wash., March 22. ---TIo prygroHHlvos will control tho noxt rupjibllcnn convention and tho itoose yult ijuntlnient has Increased consid erably of lato, opitomlzoH the roniarks t .IiihujiIs V. KolK, ox-govornor or Ml8(pir, who Is hoio today on a tour o, tho. west. Vi"Uqohovo11 is not down an many t(uoinliigly bolleve," wild Kolk. "llo tVAphlp much Influence. If the rank and file of vutmtt hn tlieir way. and juy Imvo. loarnod to do so, 1 bollevi that olthiir he or l.nKolletto will be I ie ntvU prosldoutiul nominee. And lf,tio votvvs don't liave tholr way the federal inuohliio that disregarded lliolr ype.o will be hoaid from latoi, ,1"Ac,cprdlnK to niy ideas tho va )i, piugruwlvi dtnioerHcy Is strong enough t to qoutiol both the luilltlrnl puytiuH, 1 Iwllove thin soatluituit i for leal diimoeratlc piluelplev unit If tho, ,doinucraU make a utiong thin stand for iouI prliu'lpluM and If the (imocratii make h Mroiig firm stand for nwij princljilwu thy will piotlt by (his tiiUinwit. "Tho piogieHsiNeB In thu republl eailiiaity, by advoenting democratic Ideas Maod the legular organisation liom coiupb'te aiinlbilatlou. "Yen I f.iiu leiiiMiii lt It In a good thing a step m tho light dl iucUuij." FORTY RIOTERS lit FIGHT ARE SLAIN s i m ' ReliDl Troops Refuse to Relinquish Tlieir Arms as Anrced and Riot Breaks Out Foderal Troops Shoot to Kill, Slaylntj Forty. PORTLAND, Or., March 22. Undo Sam will pay tho railroads of tho Palled Btatbs ?r.0,000,000 this year for carrying tho malls, an ad vance of n.OOO.OOO over any prev ious figure. Tho nuw poatal law, copies of which havo beou reeolvod by post of fice officials in Portland, shows the appropriation for tho Inland trans portation of malls by railroad Hues to bo $50,0112,300, of which about $ I U, 000, 000 will be available on July I of this year. Wooden mall cars will havo to go out of commission soon, however, unloBS what may be a joker In tho new postal law, Kills tho Intont of the department. Tho law provides that after July I no wooden ears except ing those appioved by the post mast er geueutl can be opoiated In trains whoie tho majority of the ears art? uleel or of steel underfiamo, or be tween the locotnothe and a steel fiame car.. JUDGE GALL IS 78 YEARS OLD i Pioneer Who Came In 1852 and Gave His Name to Gall's Creek, Cele brates Birthday by a 78 Mile Ride on Southern Pacific Train. Celebrating- his 78th birthday to day by riding 78 miles on the South ern Pacific, Judge C C. Gall, who crobsed the plains to Oregon yes from Missouri in '.VJ, is no doubt allowing memory to cast "the light of other das" around him. As that 78 miles are pounded out over the gleaming S. P. track, his mind is im bue; on another and a longer track the danger-beset Oregon trail. stretching out like a dusty ribbon across the .sun-scorched plains, info the Hoekics, over lofty, wind-swept passes, down on the 'other side into Oregon the fair. At last the creak ing schooners rested and the oxen were turned out to graze in a pleas ant laud, where the grass grew tall and a roaring river sang a strident song as it rushed and tumbled to the sea. His father found a little creek that uhuckled and gurgled as it hur ried to get to the roaring river. These was gold in its sunds and tho pastiifc was tho best he had seen sinco the sweet May morning in Missouri months before, when ho turned his back to the sunrise, .swung his great whip over his strong, sleek oattle nip' set out for Oregon, the land of prom ise, whither so many of his neighbor were gone ami going. He made a homo on Galls creek, as it was soon and is still called, and he and hi sons fought the Itogue River Indian to make that homo secure. Tinie there were when the midnight sky wa red with the blazing homes of othei settlers, and news came fast of live lost at the bands of the savages. At last came peace and the expulsion of Chief Sam and his people, and the beautiful valley of the Rogue un aiu Hie undisputed possession of it rightful inheritors. A little Jater tin judge took up land in Sams valley, and, as ju tice of the peace, unitci' pinny a pair of pit ly-pnt ting hearts when there was no preacher to be hud in many miles. There he hhnsell married and reared hi.s faintly sisid saw them leave the home-nest one by one to make home-ue .ts for them selves. These and many thought like these will peihnps smirch through the mind of the venerable piuncc justice as that 78 miles are coveier by the train that i so much swil'ti. than the train of which he was oiu of the crew when he was 1!) and siv feet two of supple young Missourian NOTION Notice is heroby glvon that tho city llf Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, will take up and cancel tho following bonds, and that Interest thereon shall cease at tho Interest payment porlod next following, (April 1st, 1911): Improvement bonds Nos. 1, 2, 0, 10, 11 and 12, dated April 1st, 1009. Improvement bonds Nos. 0. 10, 11 and 12, dated October 1st. 1909. Water sunlit bonds Nos. 1, 2, 3, t, T and 0, series "A" dated April 1st. 1910. h. h. .1AC011S, City Treasurer. Dated, February 2!, 1911. 29I1 t-n WelcomcCQIflHISTX-Welcome A WKLCOMK IIKAUTIIA' HVI'KXDKD VOL' UVTIIB WESTERN BONDING & INVESTMENT CO- And wo wish to offer you the courtesies of our Information and liiM'itigntiosi Pepnitiiu'iits. Those departments am maintained for your help and guidance nnd are yours to command at all times in person or by mall, though these dopartpients we arc able to give you any Information tegardlng hinds or investments in the state of Oregon or Northern California. .Remember Hint Asliliiiul has the cream of the Itogue Ither Valley and better lands can bo bought for less money hero than any other part of this valley. ' NOW iXVKKTKi Ti: THIS aed vou will see the fails. LAND CAN 1112 BOUGHT ON THIS COAST FOlt $r,.00 PER ACHE AND UP. THE WESTSKN BONDING & Notice to Investors i p Income bearing orchards apples or pears, in Rogue River Valley, Ore gon, Medford district, In largo or smnll tracts. Improved laud, sullnblo for sub-dividing for orchards or alfalfa. From fivo acres to five hundred ncres, good deep soil. Near shipping points. Choice business proporty, residences nnd vacant lots in Medford, Ore gon. J,A I.OMA RlUii ESTATE CO. W. II. Stewart, I M. Amy, W. II. Savage, Itoosit U, Stewart lltillillng. IMienes: Pacific WMl. . 1l,,n, 201-K ElKs Bldg. Ashland, Ore. MEDFORD CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION CO. Manufacturers of GLAZED CEMENT SEWER PIPE .., I Plant OJiUHIJWlJ KUl'lv SCREENED GRAVEL North Riverside Phone M. 6091 TO THINK OF BUYING- REAL ESTATE is to think of the LINCOLN - BARNEBURG - HOKE CO. Sop our listings of orchards, fruit lands and city proporty! Thpy will please you. 401 GARNETT-COREY BUILDING Phones -Pacific 6661. Home, 574. " Office: Fruitgrowers' WASHED Bank Bldg. SAND Phone M. 652. Delivered to anv part of city. for Concrete for Bridk Work j for Plastering ( J. SEMON, Igi ediord iron. E. G. Trowbridge, Prop. FOUNDRY AND MACHINIST All kinds of Engines, Spraying Outfits, Pumps, Boilers and Machinery. Agents in So. Oregon for FAIRBANKS, MORSS & CO. jbftiv5iMA.e PLTO BIN G a 2 ...Orchard Tracte,., Five and ten-acro orchard tracts, planted to "holce varieties of pears; best fruit land Its valley; ono mlio from town; also some one-acre tracts In big oak grove. If you would llko a fine suburban homo, havo a look at these tracts. Ileaullfully located on macadam road. Good car service. Depot right. r properly. Our prices aro See J. A. PERRY, Owner (10 1 West Main St., Medford or .Medford National Hank. STFAV1 AND JIM WATER HFA1ING All Work Guaranteed Prices Reasonable I COFFEE.N . PRICE 25 HOWARD IJLOCIC, ENTRANCE ON (till STREET. PHONE ao.'l .f.e,-ff-tf' WORSE EVERV YEAR. I he TEGI'PKIAUPA. UoHdurM, Mai oh AS -r tvorot of Oeneml Matuty todny .p.itroli'd ilie meue of gtiiulttly'a bat- le iHJiwofit rJoWtrn Mild JlQiidUlM drooj ll( ( o" "Miguela, 1st which Gtfll- ;. tjruts I.hih and I'aliitH wer alalit, 19 S'foteiii lillle.l nd r.O la)urd. JltlaUng In tstn when the troop of Lara and ' Iin.i u . uiid in puobln aiuUfalled ( ixliixitiUh tbvlr arsua. iiqeordlng' to m .'iiieui ietwB the Hondurati row ihhioiu, tin robel forces near Togiu ir tips .tnd the pac comnUblon. When !'". ledenl trooita retained their weai'i'im a nswil, a y Insurroctos, nttnt ' " Plenty of .Medfoul Iteatlet lae j uine Experience, Pou't nealect hu nchttig bnuk. It will Ret worao every year, llaekueho Is really kidney ache. To oiiui the back you must cure i lie Kidney . If you don't, other kidney Ills fol low - Urinary troubles, dropsy, Hright's 1 1 Nen no. j A Mwlfoid citiaen tolla you how the way ia nttay. A Heli, 130 icrout atreet. Medford. Oie, aaya. "1 am juat as willing to recommend DoHU'a Kidney Pills to day as 1 wua In Stptember, 11107. whim 1 publlgly told of my experi ence with thtmi. i auffered from kid ney trouble for at least fl )eari utnl as time paaaed I grew worse In aleud .of JiHttor. SUarp palms durted through the amall of luy Imck and aoineiiiuue Use uttacKa were so se e.re iht 1 could hardly atoop. At ulnlit ni hauH ached intensely and sound ab'ep wua out ot the queaAluti HHlujj told .to trj Hoau'a Kldttoy Pills. I pi nen rod a box at llaaklua drug btpre and they aoon gave sue re lief." Vat wil b ftJi. dealers;. Price SO ceuu. PMtw-Mllluiru llo Unf'lo. N. Y , aolu ngt'ui for thu UdU1 State. Remember the uftBlts Doau'a and tak ho Othoc. NEWCOMERS DEMCHTEH WITH MEDI'ORD. Judging from tho Investment made within the paat ten days, city property and oichatd tracts are la great domntid. TIiobu who have. Invested aro de lighted with their purchases and all any that Medford is by far tho live liest city on the coast. if on want a good view of the valley, let ue ahow you, from the top of our office building. We bine ti few flno propositions to offer, nnd It will pay you to call and Investigate. Oregon Realty Mining Co., 3IU tJtirnelt-Coroy building. JUST 3 A New Line of Switches, Crescent Curls, Puffs, Transf or mations,Hygrenic Hair Rolls and Human Hair Nets. 1VI no onoo .arme Room Five Over Kentners Phone Main 111 Make a Selection ' j of our small cakes and specialises ' nnd you'll have n collection of as (nmiiliinr niiil Innllmnmn rlninfinu is ' W"I""rt ..--v. ww- . , u were over set beforo u kiii'. Don't J bo too late coming for yours, how ever. Wo cass siever seem to bake enough no matter how many o.tiu wo bake fresh daily. Medford Bakery (Si Delicatessen TODD ti CO. . SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE, HOME-MADE PIES AND PASTRY LADY COOK IN CHARGE. 4 Campbell & Baumfoach I MORTGAGE LOANS, COUNTY WARRANTS, I CITY AND SCHOOL BONDS X Money on hand at all times to loan on improved ranches I O Tl 1 ? ,! Ill- 1 VI A I ciuu ii uiu xtuiu. PHONE323I. s I .r0,f'r 320 GARNETT-COREY P.LDG. 'JlJtill3wAlt J. E. ENYART, Presldont J. A. PERRY, Vico-Presldent E. MERRICK, Vlce-Piesldut JOHN S. ORTII, Cashier W. 13. JACKSON, Ass't Cashier. The Medford National Ban Capita, $100,000.00 Surplus, $20,000.00 h.TK DEPOSIT RONES EOR RENT. A fiENERAL RANMVfi Rl'SINESS TRANSACTED. Wo SOIACIT YOUR PATROWGE 2 rf,,, HasVIti for Ilnltti. Offutt Rornes Auto Co. Automobiles HKNEUAL OVEnnADLINO & MACUINK KK1A1KIN0. FIrst-Class Workmanship Guaranteed. I'UOKK MAIN (1331. Comer Central Ave, and Btk St Medford, Or. ! 'j X'tS1 ?. ' - ' , Jmm0 A - 7iT r - j( wNs k4-J- S I I ill IJLliiSlfl J !. JswT A WkXilt. ?Mi Hams and Bacon j mW are vory ono inspeftod liy tho U S GovHnneut. J Eg Thooftlolnl Btmup in )ur protoohoii. It attun v u that W X K look -r- Jou Bro 8J"0 lH Hllowinp your ohiblii u to cat wL 2 ' K for V j ColMmfcia lirand II im mid lijt'esi. 1 nk for thn Wk J H us "vy trtido mark t iilnmiiu Hrand and th hitlf r'iiid B HI I Inspected ga)eminest stMiip. TliebtUauK anilltttna H :J B 1 nPas3e H thut yen luse eer oatu r al t.founum Hj 5 R t V 8S rj)n'erH Lcurilitf ('onwihia Hm4 " ui m irk. Syi Vk x ,t i oiir K'liitt Tiiituiou i'olu t i d'.J. ig ( At Best Dealers, Hotels and Cafes Jm HJ. Union Slcut Company, PortUnd, Ort. W ' H Titttir ft tin it lit tUi K!x&r r The QUAKER NURSERYMAN Everything in the Nursery Line Seo the nice English Hollies, LAU kinds of shade trees, shrubbery, roses (only tho most poi'fppt plnntsV nnd full lino of year, poah, apple, apricot, prunes, etc., etf. Office 116 Main Street Office Phone 2381 Res. Phone 2493 4 s T -