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MEDFORD MATL TKmrjNE, ftfEDFOM), OrClON, SUNDAY, ,TULY HO, 1911-.
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ERICKSONSWQRK NINE MILES OF
IS APPRECIATED EXPOSITION SITE
Gets Out Data on Forest Fire Flnlit- Beginning at Telegraph Hill- Harbor
Inn for Guidance of His Rangers View, Presidio, Lincoln and Golden
anil It IS Sent TliroiinJiouUEntirc
Northwest.
OwiiiK to the excellent instruction-
continued in n pamphlet prepared for
Die upc of bin runners in guarding
thu Crater l.nko national forest, M.
h. Krioksoti' the supervisor of tbe
local forest, has heen paid a signal
honor hy thu department. I lis
pamphlet has heen prepared and sent
throughout the northwest lo an 01
thu forest official in Orepin, Idaho,
Washincton and Alaska for their
guidance. The department at 'ii-
iiiKtun will later prohahly send tht
pntnpblct to every forest official in
the United States.
The pamphlet prepared by Mr.
Krickson was sent hy him to all of
his rangers. A ropy was nlo dis
patched to the distriet headquarters
in Portland from which oftice it wn.
distributed. District Forester Cecil
compliments Mr. Eriekfon very Inch
ly u his work.
Gate Park Will All he Connected by
Boulevard.
RATE RULING WILL
APPLY TO THIS 'CITY
(Continued from Pope 1.)
If tho application was a blanket re
quest for relief of the entire tariff
without any provision or specification
as to routing or community, the com
mission's order disposes of tho com
plete, tariff. There does not seem to
bo available to anyone In the west
copies of the applications so as to
determine the language used and ex
actly what relief was sought.
AH Interior Affected.
If tho applications passed upon in
the opinions of tho two cases cited
Includo all those made by tho car
riers covering the interior Pacific
const country, and these applications
simply Identified tariffs under which
relief was asked, the opinions and
orders of tho commission clearly In
dtcate that all interior sections east
of California and North Pacific coast
terminals directly upon a main line
are included in the order of the com
mission set out tor Spokane and Rneo,
and in such event Med ford and all
southern Oregon is accorded the rates
from the various zones through the
El Paso gateway, commonly known
as route CG.
In other words, this would mean
that one rice from Texas Medford
would get the Portland rate, on can
ned oysters from Louisiana points 107
per cent of tho Portland rate, and
upon class rates Portland rates from
all zones. '
Of fitvnt Importance.
This is a matter of tremendous im
portance and absolute certainty as to
the intendment of tho commission's
orders will be early sought. At pres
ent the carriers desire not to believe
the ruling Includes the "Shasta
Route." and Portlnnd argues likewise.
But when it is considered tho ap
plications were filed Independently of
all cases before tho commission and
specifically under the amended fourth
section, and that consolidation in
bearing and argument with tho Spo
kane and Reno cases was only for fa
cility and convenience in their dis
position, the ruling of the commis
sion upon tho applications were In
dependent of tho Spokane and Reno
caBes; therefore, tho denial of allow
Ing higher charges to Intermediate
iioluts upon tho commodity tariffs
naming rates to all Pacific coast ter
mlnals must include tho "Shasta
Routo" as provided In those torlffs,
Medford Will Secure It.
If tho commission should Interpret
its orders. as not including territory
north of Marywvllle Intermediate with
Portland, relief upon tho prlnclplo set
down in tho Reno caso will be grant
ed to this section by bringing action
boforo tho commission praying that
this bo done. Therefore, in either
event, that of tho order of the com
mission now grants the principle to
this section, or will bo granted by pe
tition, Medford will Becuro tho ad
JuKtment ordered In by tho commit)
hlon In tho Spokane and Reno cuseH.
BARTLETTS SELL FOR
$2.70 A BOX IN CHICAGO
Stewart Fruit company report the
sale of llartlet penrn on July 27:
CllicuRO, !r2.70 from Suison; $2.:i.r
from Snoruinenlo. Market weak.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 2l. The
site which the directors of the Pana
ma-Pacific International Exposition
Company have selected for the ex
position grounds In 1910 Is described
as follows:
Commencing at Telegraph Hill and
by means of a boulevard along the
bay front connecting In turn, with the
Harbor View slto ,the Presidio, Lin
coln Park and Golden Gate Park. The
length of the proposed boulevard is
estimated at between eight and nine
miles.
These various sections of tho site
will bo connected nlso by an Inter
mural railroad, which, according to
present plaus, will run along the
south sides of Harbor View and the
Presidio and then break off, skirting
Lincoln Park and running through
Richmond district to Golden Gate
Park.
The various features of the expos!
tlon grounds will be distributed as
fqllows, according to the tentative
plans under consideration:
Several Xovel Features.
Harbor View: Of the territory
bounded by Fort Mason, Lombard
street .the Presidio and the bay front
It is proposed to utilize between 250
and 300 acres. Here will be located
such heavy exhibits as the transporta
tion (locomotive) machinery and,
perhaps, the manufacturers' building;
also tlie concessions and other feat
ures that will constitute the night life
of the exposition. It Is not proposed
to do any filling In at the water
front . but to construct there a yacht
harbor, an aquatic park and other
water front features of the exposition
An aquarium is suggested for the
present site of the Fulton Iron Works.
The Presidio: It is expected that
the United States government vtlV
erect here its government buildings
and exhibits, which, It is suggested.
could bo afterward used for division
headquarters.
Lincoln Park: Lincoln park is to be
devoted to scenic features, and for
that purpose Improved and beautified.
A giant commemorative statue at the
summit, commanding the entrance tc
the harbor. Is contemplated. Pictures
que cafe:) and gardens are to be locat
ed here.
Various State Buildings.
Connecting Lincoln Park with
Golden Gato Park It Is proposed to
utilize some 200 acres of land in the
Richmond 'district. Here will be
located the foreign, state and coun
ties' buildings and the horticultural,
electrical and other exhibits.
Golden Gate Park: Golden Gat
park is reserved fo rthe construction
of only permanent features that arc
calculated to add to its attractiveness
without destroying any of Its natural
beauty. Here are to be located the
museum and art gallery, also Jap
anese and Chinese gardens, fountain
and statuary. It Is proposed to make
tho Stadium the finest In the world
and to build a Coliseum around It.
Another feature will be n minature
Panama canal connecting the lakes.
Only tho section west of Twentieth
avenue Is to bo used for exposition
purposes.
Telegraph Hill: It Is proposed tc
commemorate the use to which Tele
graph Hill was put in early days by
erecting thereon a largo wireless tele
graph station. The hill Is to be ter
raced and a permanent observatory
erected on the city park.
Ferry the Entrance.
Other features Tho ferry at tho foot
of Market street Is to be made the
entrance to exposition city. There
w)ll bo a grand court and, possibly,
viaducts to conduct passengers from
either side of Market street. Market
street to bo improved and beautified
with electric light features; also Van
Ness Avenue. An auditorium or con
vention hull Is designed for Van Ness
avenuo at Market street.
Tho main entrance to tho exposi
tion grounds will bo located near Fort
Mason, with others at Lincoln and
CHANCE QIMTS l-OR PRESENT
VHwQfifc tl IttMa sV
FRED PALOUSE
WINS IN COR
T
Frank cmanxjk.
Like Every. Frank Chance of the
Cubs has been out of tho game most
of the season. All Indications point
to bis not returulug to the diamond
again this year.
FIRST CARLOAD
PEACHES SOON
Producers Fruit Company Will Send
Out First Car of Season Next
Tuesday From Talent Entire
Crop Will Be Over 40 Carloads.
The fiift car of touches to he
shipped from the alley tin- ,c:u
will he ent from Talent next Tie-
day hy tho Producers Krcit comp.my
A haj' number ot shipments Jm
heen made by express but ! car
have yet left the vn!by thU year..
The grower are leeciviiu; a "and
price for the fruit. It i estimated
tiiat at least forty oars will he ship
ped this year froia valey points
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Probate Court Cases.
Guardian Estelln Betz, guardian'
report filed and approved.
Estate '.Martha Standard. Ordei
appointing T. M. Wit ten, udniiiiiMrc
tor and l W. Paulson, Ira Sbowdx
and W. T. Van Scoy appraiser
Guardian's bond filed.
. Estate Eugene II. Hoke. Ordei
appointing I?. 1). Hoke administra
tor and William Lewis, J. S. Nor
wood and Frank Palmer appraisers
Katate of Wilson Bowman. Supple
mental final report filed and admin
istrator discharged.
Estate of Fanny Pelliag. Order
letting August 31, 1911 as day for
final hearng. '
Estcte of D. IlrooKs. Administra
tors bond filed and approved.
JL O. Spamirf and Mrs. Lydin
Hanpcom.
Jury Hearing Water Case Near Earjlo
Point Brings in Verdict In Favor
of Defendant Chnrncd With 0!)
structtng Ditch.
Kred l'nlouse, a rancher living on
Kittle Hullo creek, was found not
guilty hy a jury of the charge id'
obstructing nu irrigation ditch. The
case was bitterly fought, hut I'm.
louse showed that lie had not inter.
fered when the obstruction was re
moved by the company owning the
ditch.
I'alouse was a member of the Hutte
Crmk Irrigation company and after
he had built his ditch he found that
it was too high to receive water. So
he raised the dam constructed hy the
company. It wmh this that .the
charge was based upon.
New Cases in Circuit Court.
The Rosenfeld-Smlth Co., vs. A. W.
Machlc and Arthur Davis. To re
cover money.
State of Oregon vs. Peter Ulntns,
transcript.
Medford Commercial eluh vs. A.
Coleman. Action to recover money
Alfred II. Gordon vs. Etfie Gor
don. Divorce.
W. L. I'lrieh to W. C. Kinyon.
Deed of assignment.
FATHER VAN TO
LEAVEJEDFORD
Well Beloved Catholic Priest Ordered
to St. Paul, Ore., Much to Surprise
aifd Regret of Parish and General
Public Is a Progressive Citizen.
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Look for tho ad that describes the
olaee you would liko to own.
lev. Francis Van Clarcnhcok. imh-
tor of the Church of the Nativity of
Our Hlossed Lord, on South Oaltdalo,
has received notice from Archbishop
Christie transferring him to St, Paul,
Oregon, lo take charge of tho t'ntho
lie church there August III. Ho will
preach bis farewell sermon next Sun-
day.
Father Van. a ho Is affectlonatuly
termed by hlw purltdinuctN and the
general public, Is one of the best
loved and popular clergymen In
Southern Oregon and his departure
evokes wide spread protest amongst
all classes. He htm built up Ills
church from nothing to nun of tho
largest congregations In the state.
A good booster and a loyal citizen,
Father Van will bo greatly missed by
all. He has taken an active Interest
In the welfare and growth of the
country and been Instrumental In se
curing many new residents us well as
Investments. Tho new church and
pastors, residence, were constructed
by hlin, and he assisted largely In se
curing the new hospital.
Hssklns fnr Rpfttth
SIP REWARD.
I will pay a reward of $10 for In
formation leading to the recovery of
my team of mules, which strayed
away on Frlady, July 2S.
S. V. DECK WITH.
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In a Class by Itself
It Ib a great big loaf, made fron
the best high grade flour.
PEERLESS IlItEAI) Is moro llkt
that good old home mado bread thui
mother used to make than any othei
on the market.
Ask your grocer for PEERLESS
IIIlEAD'and Insist that you get it be
cause there Is nono so good.
RARDON'S
BAKERY
Corner Main and firape Street.
Golden Gato Parks.
Marriage Lisccnces.
Marriugo Licenses.
Percy D. Loflnnd and Iiorthalo
Murrlson, Halph Lowell, Ferns and
Mona May Ward.
losoph Arons and Eva F. Pool,
Herbert Cleveland IIoxlo and Estle
MUJor.
Tho pcoplo of this city should buy
"Mado in Oregon" goodB from the
local morchants whenever tho price
and quality aro equal to EasterD
made goods.
Married.
l-'RimS-WARD In rhoenix, hv Nov.
J. K, Dnillio, Ifalph Lowell Fern
tunl Moim Mny Ward.
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Tbto Ictter Typlflea the Attitude
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Gentlemen, Klktxit. Indlmi.
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