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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MIWFORD, OR MOON. SUNDAY, ,TUNW 2ft, 101,1,
Will COLONIZE
ClT-PER land
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More Than a Million Acres in North
west to bo Cleared and Settled by
' Small Farmers and Home Builil
crs Speculators Barred
MEN'S TAUKTS ,. ,.
; PROMPTED HER
rtPPOICANB, Midi., Juno 24
Moru (luui 1,000,000 .acres of out-j
over (iiubor lands in eastern Wnli-
ingion niul Oregon, north and eelitial
Idaho and western Montana will bo
clenred and settled b small farm
vra and honic-builders during the
next few years, with the enrryinj:
out of the plan practically nprecd up
on hy prominent lumber maiiufaotur
ers and commercial clubs of the In
land Empire.
Every precaution will be taken to
keep the land from falling into the
hands of speculators, the punose be
itij to sell it at the lowest price to
actual settlers, who will deelop
their holdings and tlm add to the
wealth production of the nation.
E. P. Cnrtier Van Diesel, president
of the Phoenix Lumber Company of
Spokane, who first brought the plan
of developing the vnt acreages of
logged -off land in tlii- territory to
the attention of the Spokane Cham
ber" of Commerce, ha been miccos
ful in interesting many board of
trade and similar organization :n
the movement. Joined with these
force are the transcontinental rail
roads and timber concerns througn-l
oui uic nonnwesi.
ANNUAL CHOLERA
SCHEfl HAND
Less Foundation This Year Than Ev
er Before Italy Is Main Sourdc of
Contagion Conditions There Rap
Idly Bettering.
MISS AD5LE VERGE.
Although C TrcJerick Kohl, a nr.VtV
man whom she shot in San KranclM-o Ij
recovering la a .initiirtnm near tli.il !'
Ml Allele Vorg?. a Prrneh nnt.in. Tor
rocrly In the employ of Mr. Knhl' nintVi
as a mftW. Is tliieoiiMl.no over the liixit
Inc. ami In the city jail he rnnlltiuitlj
lietnoan her fate. She maintain that
taunts or raen pr.w.pJcl her
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HOW TO BEAR IT
UBULIN. Juno 24. "Modem Mar
riage and How to Dear It" Is the sur-
Kcstlvc title. of a new book by Ma
dame Brabow, which has Just been
published by Erich Reh3 & Co. of
Uorliu. It Is one more contribution
to the great problem of tho relations
WASHINGTON", dune 2 1.- -The
I'm ted States public health and Aim
too hopital service, which take care
' that no contagious dieae niv
' hnutglit into this country and, at tin
I same time, guards the internal wel
faro of the cople, ."tales that the
annual scare with regard to the tip
pcaraijce of Asiatic eholora in tliU
I couulrv has even lc.s foundation this
year than at other times in the past
owing to the work done b the .service
in Italy during the past two years.
!A large percentage of the cholco
which id brought into this country,
i comes from Palermo, Xnpn, Home.
Venice and Genoa. It has been found
f that a number of the immigrants
I sailing from any of these port have
j been predispoed to the disease. The
living conditions m Italy are such
that ciiolera gain an easy foothold
among the iwiorer classes and iu e.
ceedinuly bard to root out.
After tho cholera epidemic of
twenty yean ago. the entire water
supply of tho city of Naples was
chauuud, owing to the influence of
foreijjn governments, and it i ex
pected thnt tho wave of the disease
MAS NARROW ESCAPE.
K&ROTiD $. V"AN3DCR.Tt1!
With hi hair afire, Mr Uarol.l S. Van
lorbllr, a wn of .Mr. WiUliim K, nuder
hilt, wan fotwi to Io into llu Tlinmr
Itlvrr, In Connecticut, when the rnlitie
nsiue of the blc launch iicraut, tender
( hi schooner yacht The ner.tnt. I.ul.
tired. Mr. VnnilcrblH e,ebrowa ami
hair were burned ami the woodwork of
hla launch waa et to blulnji m tiercel
that ho had to Jump Into the water lui
wfety.
8RING YOUR EXHIBITS
TO COMMERCIAL CLUB
The exhibition rooms of the Com-;
mercial Club are pa seating a much
different appearance than formerly.
The requests of Secretary Hoo for
various sorts of produce and mill
MINES NEED
GOOD ROADS
superintendent Carnahiui.ot tho Blue
Ledge Says Mino Could Operate
Without a Railroad If Good Roads
Were Provided.
Development agents in the employ
of the railroad aIo have thorough
ly investigated the possibilities of the
lands in tho districts, and their re
ports bear out the statement that soil,
climate and market conditions are
nearly ideal for fruit, grain, hay,
diarying and hog and poultry growing-
ROUND HOUSE BURNS;
SIXTEEN ENGINES LOST
HARSTOW, Cal.. June 24. The
Santa Fo round house burned here
Friday. Sixteen locomotive were re
duced to junk. The loss is ?-100,000.
Two hundred men impotently fought
tho -flames. Six of the engines de
stroyed were passenger locomotive.
-Trains arc running on time with bor
rowed locomotives..
of the sexes to one another which Is
now giving rise to so much discus
slon in Germany and has been ihe
subject of several notable books re
cently published.
The authoress recalls the fact that
matrimony is and has been tho most
difficult problem of life at all times.
Efforts to solve this problem havo
been made'for many centuries, always
without success.
Whoever marries does well, who
ever remains slnglo docs still bet
ter, Is her conclusion. Those who
are unmarried want to get married,
and those who are married want to
get unmarried again. All women
long to be married and when they
arc wives they are discontented aad
unhappy. The man who teaches hu
manity how to bear matrimony would
be the world's greatest benefactor.
erals nre being responded to. quite
which stnrtcd in the spring of 11)10 promptly and some good samples of
I will hnve a similar effect in cleaning, produce raised in me vatiey are no-
j up some of the ccss-jmioIs nnd other
ini-uuiug piui'i's i or iMUMiTU germs.
HE WAS TIRED AND
WORN OUT. SO DIED
-"Tlr-
SEATTLE. Wash.. June 24
ed and worn out."
These words, scribbled with a pen
cil ond a piece of paper pinned at the
head of his bed, aro tho only clue to
the suicide this morning of Captain
I). II. Jnrris, who was found dead In
his bed at the Seattle Athletic club
this morning.
CAM) OF THANKS.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Anderson
wish to express their appreciation of
the thoughtfulness and many kind
nesses of their friends In their recent
bereaement. su
mg shown. A mail will lie employed
to manage and. pre.se rvo the .various
articles requiring that sort of treat
ment and the cliibil made, a per
manent thing. Anyone liming an un
usually good piece of mineral or any-,
thing els found about tho valley will
bo n perfect liberty to send it to the
club rooms where it will bo placed
with the rest of the exhibits. i
"(live us a good county road and
we can operate our mine without u
rnilioutl. We will put u traction ene
giue ut work and haul the ote," slat
ed Superintendent Caiuahaii of the
Itltulc l.edge mine, who spent l-'tiduy
iu Medford,
"Jackson and oilier counties do nut
need to await tho pleasure of Wall
.street to open their mines and de
velop their icsources. (lood wagon
roads question is the most import .tut
question now before the people and
upon its satisfactory solution depends
tho growth mid development of the
count r,."
Mr. Cariiahau stated that opera
tions ut thu mines ate Hitspoiided
pending the issuance of patents to
claim. Those on the Oiegon hide
have been isucd, but tlino on tho
California hide nut still pending, hut
expected in the near future.
When in New York recently, Mr.
J. F. Reddy haw Mr. Towue, nutter
of tho mine, ami he stated that opOr
atious on the mine would be resumed
whent patents to llm claim were re-(
eeived. Iu the meantime, he slated,
that if the coplc of the section want
FORI
. Manicure
Shampoo
Hair Dress ,
Electrical, Facial and
Scalp Massage
Chiropody
COME TO
The Marltiello Shop
HOOM. T, OVHIfc KICN'PNIM'R IM10NM 111.
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a i-'i''i ri utv ri torn mmi"
el to aid in (he tlcwlomuut, it t'oilltl'y
IllWt lilt tlllllJi li liulttlillir ivsui.l ttii.iiiJ?
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Warner, Wortman 6 Gore
Headquarters For
Fines! llroeorit's. and MeatM in (ltt city. Helow wo
of for a !Vw uo.stitns for your table Tlioy arc
iaki'ii at random from onr Iristot'k.
Bluo Ribbon Flour Apricots
Chaao & Sanborn Ooffoo Canning Chorrios
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Boston 'Wants Ryan. 1
I'OUTUAND, Or., June 2t. udgo
McCredle has recehed a telegram
from President Taylor of the lloaton
Amerlcaus nsklng him to set a price
ou John "Buddy" Rynn, his star cen
terfieldor, The Iloitou team had Uy-
an in 1907 but turned him over to
the Beavers In 1908.
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Hnsklns for Health.
NOTICE
wi: ci.osi: .ii'i.v nil
Our ctiDtoiucrt, who nuiy desire
llielr t lollies -!cii ocd Mini press.
ed for thnt (lay, H confer 11
favor by smiling In thHr wear
Ink iipimri'l, or telephoning iin,
mid i will luuo our drlters
nll for situie, liy the itildille i!f
this neck. I 'lease N-itr this Iu
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PANTORIUM
DYE WORKS CO.
.T Xoith I'lr Stnvt.
noun's mi Home, 21 It I'ae.
Gold Modal Buttor
Bakery Goods
Radishes
Onions
Peas
Now Potatoes
Strawberries
Lottuco
Pie Plant
Etc. Etc. Etc.
Banaunas
Carrots
Turnips
Tomatoes
Cucumbers
Lemons
Oranges
Grapo Fruit
Apples
We also farry a t'onipk'to lino of C'onkoy's Poultry
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Supplies and Tonkcy's Fly Knocker.
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JL llC LlIIlG IS 3X Ila-Iltl first class dental work at honest prices
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DO NOT NEGLECT YOUR TEETH ANOTHER DAY. I HAVE BEEN PRACTICING DENTISTRY IN THE QITY OF MEDFORD FOR TWO YEARS, AND HAVE JUST
OPENED NEW OFFICESTHE MOST COMPLETELY EQUIPPED AND UP-TO-DATE i IN SOUTHERN OREGON. MY WORK CANNOT BE EXCELED AND MY PRICES
ARE WITHIN THE REACH OF EVERYONE. I EMPLOY ONLY THE MOST SKH.LFUL LABORATORY WORKMEN AND USE ONLY THE BEST MATERIAL , THAT.
MONEY CAN BUY. GET MY ESTIMATE BEFORE CONSULTING ANYONE ELSE. EXAMINATION AND ADVICE COSTS YOU NOTHING. LOOK AT MY PRICES
AND COMPARE THEM WITH THOSE YOU HAVE PAID. '
ALL WORK ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED
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22 Karat Gold Crowns .
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Porcelain Crowns . . .
Bridge Work (per tooth) .
Silver Filhrigs : . : : :
$5.00
5.00
5.00
1.00
AND UP.
Gold Fillings $1.50
AKU 111'.
Full Set of Teeth bii Rubber Plate 7-50
Best Set of Teeth on Rubber Plate 10.00
Painless Extraction ...... .50
ALL OTHER WORK IK PROPORTION
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REMEMBER THE MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP ARE GUARANTEED TO BE THE VERY BEST.
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DR.
BARBER
, The Dentist
207-208 FARMERS AND FRUITGROWERS BANK BLDG., CONNER WEST MAIN AND GRAPE STREETS, MEDFORD, OREGON.
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