MRDFOKI) MATT, TRTBUNB, MWDFOKI), QHWION. SUNDAY, .TUliV 2, 1011.
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PLAN TUNNEL
FOR GOLD HILL
Hole Two Miles Long Projected to
Top On Bodies In Famous Pocket
Ledge Would Divert Waters of
Rogue niu! Irrigate 10,000 Acres.
Tlmt Ctiloncl l II. nv, Dr. C. U.
ltuy iintl olliur Mudi'onl oupitulintH,
who rumor Hiiyn, Imvo ulrciiily iihhuuI
uteel IhciiiHolMirt in a tluvulopiiicilt
oiuiiimny, intoiiil Hliorily to lie-in thu
tioimtiuolloii of thu loii(fpiojuu(ol
Gold Hill mountain tuiiiii'l, i u ru
(tort, NiiyH thu Gold Hilt Nuwm.
TIiu tuiinul will hu approximately
11-10 it-t't In IniKtii, and to attain Ite
ItruatoHt iiHKt'uliiVHfi rthuuld hi) largo
enough to acconiinoduto thu uiitiro
How of Iteguo livur at low wittur.
Jtuii through tliu mountain on it griulu
or oiiti-hixtlt of mi inch per rod, it
would liuui an estimated drop to livur
lovi-1 at Itn lower cud of 70 foot.
Tho tunnel will horvu a tin enfold
IiarjMiHti, that of irrigation, power
anil mining development. It in etti
muted that 10,000 acre ran bo put
tiudor irrigation with thu water utter
it huti huen lined to guiiornte mi uleu
trio power wIioho valuation would he
bused on mi inmmiu of nearly $1G
000 per day. ThiH ineauii tin annual
iiieoiite of 4:,li.10,Q00, or Miiffiuii'iu to
pay dividend of tl per cunt on u cap
italisation of 100,000,000. In udili
tlou to Jheiueomu durived from liiu
Halo of thu Hwor, there will bo tlmt
from utaur nold for irrigation pur-
pose, (lold Hill mouutaiu, known to
eoiilaiu utimerotitt aiiriferodH li'dgcn
of gmit rlchiiituM, will ho protocoled
through and through, and itN golden
treaNjiro-MuiltH dicoeri'd and ex
ploited. Thu eourrtu of tho tunnel
will be Mich that the ledgex, which
(rend northerly and itoulherly, will be
out at utmnxt right iinglfH. Tim tun
nel will piiHH within a few feet of the
famoiiH "(lold Hill pocket" ledge, "nd
at u depth of UOO or 700 feet, much
deeper than Iiuh yut been attained
on tin same.
With tho whole volumo of the
river diverted through the tunnel,
nearly four uiilcrt of rixer-bed will bu
laid bare. Prop the fact that thi
Krlioii of tho river hit received the
wanh from Home of the riehcitt iunrtr.
di'MOtitH in Mtutherti Oregon, iuelui'l
"Ing'thVOold Hill mountain ledgcH mid
tho Hylviiulto ledgu nppoHite, with
ninny rich placer orcek joining tho
rivor nbovo IIiIh place, it in believed
by many that gold could ho olenned
up from tho bed of tho river nuffi
idfii t to pay for thu eountruotion itf
the tuuiie), wIiohc cant ban been esti
mated at VJ.OOO.OOO.
LACK OF LABORERS
FOR HAY HARVEST
"67 C?" liVJMS WINS ' HUNCH GOLF TJTLK.
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;ChiC" rrvNi)
Cliiuli'H V. Kt iiiih, Jr., fonuerly tho Amoni'au WoHtern open pIf
champion, bv dofeatiiii' . I. (I, AudorH on, another American, in tho final
round inWIic French open amatour K" If cliumpioiiMhip nt VorftaillcH now
holdrt thu French huiatciir title. ' J
MKIIJIILU Or., July 22. Tim huv
iui; HChhiou in beKtnuiui; in earnest In
the Miuth end of Klamath county,
and tho fannon mid ntoukmen are
having all kindri of troublo in Kcttinj;
men enoiiKh to harvent thoir orop.
Tho fannerri arc offorinn $2 t ilay for
liaiulH in the hayfield, and it in be
lieved tboy will have to pay more be
fore thoy can Hoouro ample help. Tho
hay rrop in cjcolpionally lurui all
over the valloy.
The biwcHt yield of hay reported
IhiH hciihoii U in the valloy north,
about midway between Jjero and
Klamath KiiIIh. It in Alnyko olovor
mid timothy mixed nnd in yiolditi;
hix toiiH to the acre.
Advertised Letters.
Thu following lift of luttorfl remain
iiiKtalled for at tho poHtoffieo lit Med
ford, Or., Wednesday, duly U, 1011:
Frank AiiroIo, Albano Hardin, Km
lly HonurKiird, H. F. Burfji Mrs. A. 0.
Hihliop, Mrn. OliarloH K. Hrown, ,1.
W. Hrown, MIhh Nellie Carponter,
JamoH Chandler, Mrn. Urania CIiuhh
iniin, A. G. ClarkHon, Graoo Colo, T.
F. Cooper, Mrn. Dell, Mrn. DniHoy
DupiiH, MinH VMf. Durham, F.int Sido
IMiarmaoy, G. F. KiiriiHluiw, W. II.
Filloh, Hoy Flotoher, Harry Fimter,
It. W. Ford, Mrn. JohhIu Gun ion,
General Kleetuu company, Gibbw,
Mru. Idlly, MiHrt .IchhIij M, Green,
Mrn. Hob Hall, Frank Hclniau, CIiiih.
II. Henley, M. Hollidav, Alfred Jef
ferHou (2), WliUy Konody, Hoiliort
C. Koiloy, Frank J. Kllaillin, Giovan
ni DaiiKolo, dim Loabn, N. 10. Lind, 10.
H, Mauley, Sam Miidinon, Mrs. Wil
lium Maltljuu, Mrn. Joan MuCrea,
MrH. C. W. Million, A. D. Meldor, Mib.
Miller, JamoH Miliny, Mr. fiarali
Mnnday, Georo M'nrKan, Hoy Now
by, -Hurry NtdinlH, Harold Arupiu
d'eri, H. I'latt, Frtq., Joo Iteinehnrdt,
C. U. ItoRerH, MiHH G. Roberto, 0. R.
HiiKor, JimSanderH, Mrn. Anna Blind
rluk, J. I- Small, D. TuniHlink, Clin
ton F. Trow, John W. Ward, GcorRO
Wilhnan, r, M. Wiltjemoll, C. W,
York.
i Packages.
H. D. Iliihlt, Mr. Hodriek, Hert K.
Ormttli Mrn. J. M. U'erkiun, VirU
WilHop,'
Haaklm tor Health,
BUNCO GAME
LAID TO WYATT
Famous Gunman and Pugilist Refer
ee Accused of Working Confidence
Game On Complaint of Realty
DealerScheme Was Raw.
J.OS ANUCI.KK, Cal., July 22.
ChurKcd with havtiiK ((teiupted to
''bunco" J. Y. l'etornon, local tun I
oHtato dealer, in u "fake faro bank"
Biiiiio, Wyatt Kurp, noted wchtern
(uiimati and famous iih a rofereo of
tho Fitr-HimmonH-Shnrkoy finht; Wal
tur Seott and 10. Dunn are locked up
today hero in tho city jail. Thu three
are booked ax MitHM!cted confidence
mrn.
j'otorxon alleged that the hiiixmmI
"iiro thing" was broached to him
tirxt by Kurp. Ho deolared the
heheme iih outlined to him looked m
"raw" tlniL ho hecamo bUHpiuiotiH and
notified the police.
The Hchoino iih told by !Vliron
wiih for him to go into a faro game
and huv .f2,r00 worth of chiptt. Then
ho Hiiid, when ho had won .? 10,000 ho
wiih to leave tho game.
The three men, ho declared, told
hiiu they were backed by a big Hau
Francisco syndicate nnd had $10,
000 in tho bank.
Pctorxon naid Kar naid that ho
wax Horo at their backers ami wanted
Home "good follow" to make a clean
up. I'otorMin apparently joined hear
tily in tho Hellenic but lieu 10a ip and
tho other two men appeared at the
appointed place thoy wqro ariestcd
by detooliveK.
STAYS ALOFT IN AEROPLANE
FOR OVER ELEVEN HOURS
OFFICERS GUILTY
OF NEGLfENCE
Federal Investigators Conclude In
quiry Into Wreck of Steamer Santa
Rosa Captain and Third Officer
Made Scapcgroats of Disaster.
SAN' FUANCISCO, (Ml., July 22.
With .the examination of wUuchhch
and tho invchtigation of the diniiHter
to the htriuuer Santa Hosa concluded
liv J'Vdornl Inspectors Holies nnd
Tjnlger, it in believed horo today
that PhurgoH of negligence will be
preferred ngaiuNt Captain Furin and
Third Olfieer Thoma 'of the ill-
fated Hhip. Thomas it in unTil, wan
reHitiHilde for putting tho vcrkcI on
the beach and Captain Furitt for huv
ing rxK)Keil tho pasHcngerH to danger
in refusing to laud them promptly
from thu wreck.
Captain FariaV alleged htatcmonl
to the paKseugers thai the htenmor
l'n'xident would soon bo along and
toko them all off wan protcd to have
no foundation when Captain Thomas
of the President (cbtified that ho
know nothing of thu disaster until
noon of tbe day it occurred.
Inspector?. Hollos nnd Hulger nro of
the opinion that tho wreck would not
have occurred unless tho course of
tho steamer had been altered. First
Officer Jackson says ho believes the
Santa ltomi would still bo afloa if
ciiicch stoariug bad notbecn done
or thu course of the hip changed."
LULL IN FIGHT TO
OUST DR. HARVEY WILEY
CHALON'S-SUH-MAHNR. France,
July 22. KslabliHhpig a now aero
plane onduranco reonrd, M. Loridaii
remained aloft hero today for 11
WASHINGTON', I). C. July 22.
A lull in the tight to oust Dr. Harvey
W. Wiley, front his position at tho
head of tho bureau of chemistry of
tho department of agriculture came
hero today when Secretary Wilson
hour and 15 minutes, covering -180 ','',l that he would not linve his
.... .... aiiattki . ll'alii.a ktit.tila till Tl A., il.n
miles before alighting.
euduriuieu record wus
l.r minutoK. ,
The previous
1) hours and
report on Wiley ready until after the
letuni of President Tatt from Ikv
oi I v next week.
A HANK HOOK
WIIjIj I.KJHTIIN
tho luirduu of raring for your money.
DepoHlt your cuhIi In tho FarmorH &
Krultgroworfl Hank and you will .not
have to wit and worry about Its mifoty.
TIiIovoh don't Hteal bank hooka; ami
If flro ileHtroyB.ono, yoli don't loso
anything, aij you woiilil If It wan tho
cnib Itself. Qjien ah account today
and jou'll .hoop oiiHler tonight and
owry night.
Jffl BOOK g
Farmers & Fruitgi;8
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Still In Business
The Southern Oregon Electric
Company's office is now in the
C, C. Ponting plumbing shop. It
would take more t,h?in a fire to
stop us from doing business.
Southern Oregon Electric Co.
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A Bank's Age
For Nearly a Quarter of a Century
I JACKSON COUNTY BANK
MEDFORD, OREGON
has served the people of Medford and vicinity. At all tirnec there is considered firat the
interests of its depositors. This safe and sane policy has HELPED us to succeed. Your business solicited
because wo can M'coid you the largest possible accommodations ron3i3tent with sound banking. Capital
$100,000. Surplus $65,000
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Established
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'GERARD TAILLANDIER.
OPEN ALL SUMMER
RECTOR
You can't make a better Investment tor your wire and fam
ily than to Install a pas ranfco In your homo with tho var
ious accessories that help to mako housework caB. Let us
show you what It moans to liayo gas In tho houso for fuel
and lighting. Wo aro always glad to mako demonstrations.
Oregon Gas 6 Electric Co.
' MKDFOIU), OKEGON.
As an Inducomont for )ou to try a GAS ItANGB wo will
robato $6.00 on regular prlco of any stovo you polcct until
the first of August. LeaTo your order now. NOTE: ranges
Installed without further coct to you on easy terms.
ExWeight " Quality
njU Uol X ipO
dra Store PR
Value o6
Measure
To be "on the square is so essen
tial in our life that only those who
practice it can hope to win out.
Squareness means friendship be
tween a store and its customers.
On this rock of honesty has our growing business boon built. You find
slxtoon ouncos to tho pound or four quarts to tho pock, In your pur
chases tho quality and value of our groceries nro as suro as tho rising
sun. Tho high staudurd of our customers is a safo guldo to our
niothoda.
It is nice to know W whom you deal isn't it? Wo nro always tho
bjuho tho Squnro Deal Grocery.
For weight, measure, value uud quality thu following cannot bo beaten
in this town:
ALLEN GROCERY CO.
na 8. CENTRAL AVtiNUB
Private Ambulance Service
Sick and Injured Conveyed to Any Part of the City or Country.
JOHN A. PERL
PHONES: Day Bell Main 351, Residence 41 1 1; Home Phone 178-L
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City Property Bargain
LOT 60x125
East Front One Block Off W: Main
PRICE $300
TERMS: $BO Qash, $10 a Month
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MEDFORD IRON WORKS
E. G. Trowbridge, Prop.
FOUNDRY AND MACHINIST
All kinds of Engines, Spraying Outfits, Eumps,' '
Boilers and Machinery. Agents in So. Oregon for
FAIRBANKS, HORSE & CO.
NEWPORT
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Oregon's Popular Beach Resort
An Ideal rctreut for outdoor imxtlmes of nil kinds.
HUNTING, KlHIUNG, UOATINCS, $V1W llATHINU, Hll.
ING, AUTOING, CANOEING, ANCItVG AND llOMiMll.
, SKATING. Wlioro pretty wuter iiguteK, nioij't ugte
nioouoitoiicji, ctiruclluus can 1h found on tho Ih-iuIi. l'ure
inountnin wntvc nud tho lKst of fooij at low iirloa.
Frvh flith, clams, rrulw and ojsterw, with itbiiuduiKu of
vegotubleti of all kinds dully. ...
CAMPING oilOUNDS CONVENIENT AND ATTRACTIVE
WITH STRICT SANlTAItV lUXJUATlONS
Low Round Trip Season Tickets
FROM ALI IOINTS IN OREGON, WASHINGTON AM)
IDAHO ON SALE DAILY
3-Day Saturday-Monday Tickets
from Southern Pacific points Portland to Cottage Grove;
also from all C. & E. statlonu Albany nnd west. Good
going Saturday or Sunday and for icturn Suuday or
Monday. ,Knj,wmri WNliqm
Call on any S. P. or C. & E. Agent for full particulars aa
to farou, train BcUodulos, etc.; nlso for copy of our Il
lustrated booklet, "Outings In Orogon," or write to
WK, McMURRAY
General Passongor Agent, Portland, Oregonejf s
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