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MEDFORt) MATE TRTBUOT, MTCDFOttD, OR KG OX. WlOnNlCSDAY. ,1ULY 21, 1JH2
Midford Mail tribune
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TIm I4Wnerftllp Tlm, Tho M0ford
MllT 'MMfofd Trlbunf, The South
Wn Or(Rr.lH. ,Th Ashland Trjbuno.
'Offle MMI Trlbun Bulldlnp. J5-IT-S9
Norm Kir
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treat: phone, Mnln 1021;
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QHOHOH PUTNAM, IMItor and Manager
Kntnred a 'ibiBrf-cJ inn matter M
Mrdrord, Orison, andtr tha act of
March I, 1B7.
OfflolnJ Paixr of the City of Medford.
Official roper of Jackson County.
THE VALLEY'S OPPORTUNITY
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f)n ytar, ur man. ...5... ...... ...IB.OO'i
Ona month, by mni,..,, .......... .to
Par .month, delivered' by carrier In
Medfwrt. Jacksonville and Cen
tral Xdlnt .. ...... ,B0
Haturday, enly, by mall, per year.. S.oo
nrruri per yvnr . . .... i.,
If
M'MAHONPLACEOF
sod re sold
TO MISS 0 CONNOR
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For a consideration of considerably
more than $200,000 Miss Kale O'Con
nor jnd Kdward ltnttcrfield of Hook
ford, Illinois, have purchased the
MrMtilion ranch of l."00 acres lying
about thro miles enst of Talent. They
will improve and subdivide the prop
erty with the intention of disposing
of it in small tracts ranging from five
to twenty nrrwA The property was
purchased from fester V. David if
the David Lumber company of
Seattle.
Tre property rs well known in the
valley ami comprises some or the
best pear soil in this (ection. The
soil was carefully examined by ex
perts previous to the purchase nnd
their report to the purchaser is said
to hay been mot flattering to the
property.
Miss Q'Connor is one of the fotv
most suffrage workers in the United
States and has long been active in
Women's club circles. She controls
nnd directs a large mil etate busi
ness with headquarters at Roekford
and will direct the sale of the prop
erty in small tracts from that office.
Mr.' BuHcrfield is a prominent busi
ness man of northern Illinois and will
be actively associated with Miss
O'Connor in the deal. He will remain
in the valley and direct the improve
ment of the property.
C. J. Blake of Seattle and P. It.
Kennedy 'of Los Angeles are in Med
ford with Miss O'Connor nnd Mr.
Butterfield. They looked over the
property and furnished the purchnsh
ers with an opinion in regard to it.
Mr. Kennedy is a land expert nnd is
interested m ertensive holdings on
this coast.
Miss O'Connor became interested
in the Rogue River valley some
months ago. She visited Med ford
about two' mouths ago and at that
time made preliminary investigations
w)iich resulted in the deal Tuesday.
DISPATCH from Yale status that between 1(5,000
and J 8,000 acres of, land have been siirned up at $S0
ah tiere for irrigation under a projected .system in the
Malheur district. The dispatch reads as follews:
"Itcsldents of Vnlo nnd rancher of the tributary country who are to
bo benefited by the llully creek Irrigation project are Jubilant over the
progress in the Mnnnclng of the project, promoters having given out that
the Lnmberson reaerwilr would bo put In this fall.
"A deed of trust filed with the county clerk shows that tho Colonial
Trust colnpnuy of Philadelphia has accepted the trusteeship and aecurttteR
of tho Vale-Oregon Irrigation company, and that urrnngomunts hav boon
completed for the selling of the bonds, amounting to $2,000,000. Tho
mortgage Mutes that tho project nhnll bo completed by December 1, 11' It.
Tho price of water per acre will be $S0. lletween 17,000 nint 15,000 aeros
have already been signed up. ,
"Tho reservoirs of the project will store enough flood waters for the
10,000 acres that can bo covered by tho project."
A project of still greater magnitude is offered the
Rogue River valley. The Rogue River Canal company
offers to extend its irrigation system to cover the entire
valley from Talent north at an estimated cost of $2,o00,000.
Only 10,000 acres are required to be sjgned np at the low
price of 50 per acre, $)0 an acre less than the .Malheur
people are eager to pay.
.Moreover the local project is not an experimental
one and not a gamble on futurity. The company is owned
by wealthy, smressfnl business men with large invest
ments in the connnnnitv. The have shown their irood
faith and Remonstrated the value of water to the properly
eovereu.
The price asked for water is extremely low. lower
tlian is asked in Tdaho, Montana, eastern Oregon or other
sections. The water is alreadv flowing through- miles of
1 lit 1 ll ! t
minus .urn mere js amnio in signi tor all demands.
JiiVery farmer, even orchard ist, everv owner of idle
land should jump at the chance to increase his output
and double the value of his property by irrigation.
In the not far distant future, the only land that will
always be in demand and readily sold will be that covered
bv water.
ORDER
SURVEY
STATE HIGHWAY
TO
OREGON
Li
-The
and traverse (lie Sacramento tut llio
eastern bank,
Tho t-niul will lilt lliu MoCloud ill
a point iioiu' I li I nl. It will not ;o
nVivr- the MoCIoml rilngO, it will
liavorM it Suoriiinoutn nmlhwiu'd
i'rom Antler where n (missing will
ho iniide.
Tubed closed at tho bottom and
provided with flnpa for hoiiIIiu; tho
top.havo boon Invented by a Now
Yorker to tnollltuto wrapping coIiih.
SACHAMKXTO, Julv
State Highway 0otnmUlou has !-
Mied an older dirooliux tluit a miiv
ho made of n iirflTmMeil route for the
state highway, stttrtW at a point a TfWTXf lUnP !
short atoliiiii'i north of Koiltlmv. A VJlN lYXO. X J
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WHERE TO GO
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KLAMATH
GERMANS
DFPLOR
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WW WHIN
VANCOUVER. B, C. July 24.
That war between Great Britain and
Germany would not only bo unthink
able but a crime against the white
race was the sentiment generally ex
pressed and loudly applauded at the
banquet given by tho Germany Club
of Vancouver last evening In honor
of Dr. Herman Paasche, vice-president
of tho Germany Reichstag, who
Balls for the Orient today ou the Em
press of Japan.
Dr. i'uasche, said ho was delighted
that bo had changed his itlnefary
from San Francisco to Vancouver.
Ho wn$ delighted to onco more visit
Canada. It was a country of unlimi
ted possibilities. Ho was glad to
seo. so many Germans dolug well in
tho Dominion. Thero was a tlmo
when Germany was threatened by tho
danger of tho United States imports
crowding out homo products but that
was now passed, Tho time will
como when Germany will not bo able
to supply Its own tmarket and when
it did ho hoped Canada would sup
ply tho demand.
Tho Southern Pacific railroad
company has granted a reduction in
rates on potatoes from Klatnnth Fall-
to points in the Hogue Hiver vall-.'y.
The new rates are u follews:
From Klamath Falls to Ashland
$4.00 per ton. Points north of Ash
land to Afedford. $4,125 per ton;
points north of .Med ford to Grants
Pa.- $4JiO per ton. .Minimum car
load weight 13 tons.
The former rale was $G a ton from
KJnmatJj Falls to all points north as
far as Portlaud.
There are more potatoes being
grown in the Klamnth country just
nov than ever before. K.liuiate.
show that more than four times tliy
amount of ground is planted this year
than In-t year and more than a dozen
cars were shipped out last season.
This reduction comes along the line
of u lower rate recently received
from shipment of grain from Klamath
Falls to tho oguc river country.
Heretofore the freight rate have been
almost prohibitive while tho new rate
will raako it nossiblo to ship grain
to the Itoguc river mills where tt
can be worked into flour as well as
the shipment of potatoes to the mar
kets of this country instead of having
to depend exclusively on the Cali
fornia markets for Klamath county
products.
VOLCANIC ASH FILLS
AIR ABOUND KQDIAK
TACOMA, Wash., July 2 . Cap
tain M. M. Jensen of tho steamer Ad
miral Sampson which returned lust
night from Kodiak, Alaska, reported
that there was Sflll volcanic ash in
the air at Kodiak friin tho recent
eruption hut that (he vegetation an-
Icared greener nnd tho ash on the
ground was rapidly disappearing.
WASHINGTON DODGE RESIGNS
TO BECOME BANK OFFICIAL
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal July 24.
Dr. Washington Dodge a survivor of
the Titanic disaster and for fourteen
years assessor for tho city and coun
ty oi ban f rancisco today has re
signed hg position to beconio vice-
president of tho London and Anglo
ParJs-AmerJcan Bank,
RACE RIOT MARS
Y
AM
MANEUVERS
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Miii-Mii v oiiuiy vviioro i ui man, pass- ,,,,,
ing through the city of KtxMing and
tho one Koitu over tho rivet at Pw
ItnMyc inect on tho cant Ulo ami up
to the McCloitd river, oriKMtur tin
Sacramento at Allthf and th"in )
truverniug'tho htiuk'of the Saorainon
to to lhtusumir mid ou to SinMii'i and
tho Oregon lino.
It has boon dufimfelv decided by
tho mmiiniftdot) that if llu oily of
Redding mid thd county of Simula
constructs thu proposed hrhliio
iit'nws tho Snoranu'iito at ltotid's
Ferry, that tho "tate highway lo 1)
const nicled under tho fl.S.UOll.gOO
bond i.ue wiljl go (hrough th Shnnta
countv sent.
He fore the coininiwtUm orders I ho
uney accepted or rails for bfds on
thiR work, howovar, tho oily of Ke-1-ditig
iniiKt show that it will coitbtrui't
this bridge.
TlJi- action will im-an that tho
road to bo coiistnntcd bv tho sjuJo
will not lc.no Redding to the cant
STAR
THEATRE
Under direction Pcoplc'a Amuijomcitl
Company,
A1AV.WS IN Till: I.KAIl
Tho placo whwro jou net your inou
oy'u worth ou bulh aldwt of thu dliiui.
.Nothing
Itul Itlg llilghl
Photoplays
IVntiito
CKN'TRALIA. Wn., July 21.- The
red array under coinmaud of Colonel
Keunou broke ennip at Montesnno at
8 o'clock this morning and inarched
to Ford's prairie, eight miles vast of
Khun. The weather today was idnl
for inarching. The red army will re
main in camp at Ford's prairie until
tomornjw morning.
The blue army, under command of
Colonel Young will remain in camp at
Gate City, Kl miles we-t of Cenlralia,
today, tho evident intention of the
commander beinr to wait the advance
of the red army.
The advance skirmishers of the two
armies may meet late today, but it
will be Friday at least, before thu two
main bodies go into action.
A near-race riot occurred last night
between colored troopers of the 2.rth
United States infantry and a number
of Idaho guardsmen. A battalion rf
infantry was called from camp nnd
quelled the disturbance but not until
more than 150 soldier were involved.
The initial offender, will he court
ranrtiallcd.
The outpo-ts of the two armies
were- within two mile of each othci
today.
REALTY DEALER SOUNDLY
THRASHED BY A WOMAN
RICHMOND. Cab, July 24. "Not
since my kneo pants days havo I suf
fered such a whipping as that woman
gavo mej'
This was tho assertion hero today
of A. C. Parsons, wealthy real cstute
operator of Oakland and Los Angeles,
who alleges that ho was lashed with
a horsewhip by Mrs. L. Jacob), a
realty saleswoman of .Richmond, fol
lowing an argument over a business
deal. Parsons alleges Mrs. Jacob)
signed documents undor two names
and when he remonstrated, got busy
with tho lnsh. Mrs. acobi waH re
leased on $50 ball for a hearing later
in tho week.
CARDUi WORKED
LiKEA CHARM
After Operation Failed to Help,
Cardui Worked Like a Charm.
Joncsrille, S. C "I suffered with
womanly trouble," writes Mrs. J. S.
Kcndrick, In a letter from this place,
"and at times, I could not bear to ctand
on my feet Tho doctor cald I would
never bo any hotter, and that I would
havo to havo an operation, or I would
havo a cancer.
I went to tho hospital, and they oper
ated on me, but I got no better. They
said medicines would do mo no good,
and I thought I would havo to dlo.
At lost I tried Cardui, and began to
lmprovo, so I continued using It. Now,
I am well, and can do my own work, j
I don't fool any pains. I
Cardui workod llfeo a charm." I
There must bo merit In' this purely
vegetable, tonic remedy, for women I
Cardui for It has bcon In successful
ujgo for moro than CO years, for tho
treatment of womanly weakness and
disease.
Please try It, for your troubles,
N.ll. Write te: USn' Advljory Dol. OutU.
roofi MrJklnaCn.. Qutunooca.T'nn.. torbixcinl
Irutruetiont, nJ W-r took, lions TrttUuol
br Wooes," Mat la cUia wrppr, oa imuuL
"VOTIN FOU WOMII.N"
A drama lii two reels. 2000 fcot,
featuring Dr. Anna Khaw, MIsh Juno
Addaum, Mltta I nor. Mllholtaii and a
luoro of other lroiuIunut miffrugo
loaders' of national prominence.
"IUM,
HAS HIS OWN IIAOIC"
All Comedy
"MlfKKV'S PA I."
A powerful drama with thrilling
optsodo
'.it.iti:i,i, v Joins tiii: h. p. a.'
A rich and laughable comedy
Ali SATI I KitIn Bong
Rest of iuuhIo ami realistic effects.
MATINKKS DAILY
Admission 10f. Children Cc
IPYPT0K
Q) INVISIBLE
Jgigtifa bi-focal
JACKSON COUNTY FAIR
DATE? ARE CHANGED
Uccauso of-Roseburj' Kivliig uplift
fulr, tho Juckson county fair will Ik
held from September' 17 to 21, Jn
te'ad of from October 1 to 5, as
originally lutended. Tho change was
made In order to secure tho raco
horses and other features intended
for tliafclty. Tho fair will bo tho
largest and most uusplclous over
held in 'southern Oregon from every
standpoint.
'For the "Mud In Medford" ex
hibit prize aggregating $200 will-be
glyu. Tho prltos for thp pear cx
hlbH.Awlll 9tal f'25Q, wh $30 for
th' best, oblbH' of not less thnu
thr'flo' vtt'ilotIe of thrco boxes each,
TRAIN CREW BLAMED
FOB LACKAWANNA WRECK
CORKIKO, N. Y July 24. A cir
opcr'H jury here today found that
negligence by FJitgman Lane and En
gineer Schfirodcr was respoiiHildo for
thu Fourth of July wreck on tho
Lnckuwnuiiu railroad ncur hero in
which forty persoiiK were killed.
Coroner Smith issued warrants
for tjip arrest f both men.
FQURJEEN MINERS PEBSH
IN FRICK COAL MINE
UNIONTOVVN,' VA July 2. Offi
cials of the naltlhioro and Ohio rail
road hero this afternoon confirmed
reports that 14 inlaers wero drowned
In the Frlck coal nilno near Evan's
Station. A later report was chn;iged
to "fourtcon lives probably lost" al
though It was certain that from 35
to 40 minors woro endangered.
Wires to Kvan's Station are down and
it is difficult to confirm tho rumor
afloat.
FEMALE WIRELESS
OPERATOR EMPLOYED
WASHINGTON, July 2 l.-IJccniiso
Jfnybelle Kelso, the only woman
holding iv government certificate as
a wireless operator, has accepted the
position of wireless "man" in the
liner MnrpoHii out of Han Friuicisco,
it is probable congress will bo nsked
(o legislate to bar women fnlm hiHi
positions livrenfU'r.
Tho department of commerce, and
labor ndinittcd today Hint no law ex
iHts which will bar Miss Kelso from
her job, and it is declared possible
that the whoju mailer will be put up
to President Tail,
SUFFRAGETTES PLANNING
WARLIKE DEMONSTRATION
( J.ONDON, July 'J-!.-'lipped off by
rJcotlnnd Yard doteclivcs tjial uu ini
prccedeiiled demonstration v mili
tant hiiffragctles is pear, additional
police w'cro detailed today to tho tak
of guarding cabinet officers, their
luniit's and plemhers of their families.
Dospito denials by miffmgolto lead
ers, the police insist that J)r. J'thul
Smyth, thy musical composer, was
involved in tho allempt op July
lenses enable him topee near and
far with the same glasses.
I Yet there arc no cemented
pieces and no lines of separation
consequenllynoclouded vision,
no dropping apart and no col
leclinp; of dirt.
J Kryptoks are as graceful on
the face as ordinary glasses and
equally practical the most
wonderful bifocals yet produced.
Come in and see them.
DR. RICKERT
KVKSir'UT SI'l'CIAMHT
Over Kciiliier'N.
CO.MI.NM. CO.II.N.
Friday and Snturtlny, July 2G and -T
Tho feature of fcaturos.
"TIIK I'.U.LOI' ItLACKILXWU"
ISIS
THEATRE
mo iieuitLi: hill
I.OPIS llVltl)
Tho Singer Southern Nlghtingalo
PK.MIL A.NI) (JASSIDV
Singing, talking and dancing. You
will havo to laugh to hear Mins Pearl
sing her laughing song.
TURKU
Pliotophi)S TIIRKK
KVPT AS IT WA.S IX TIIK 1l.1IK
OK .MUSKS
ludustrlnl
DIAMOND CL'T DIAMOND
Farce Comedy
In which Joliu Runny play tho ond
ing part.
TIIK RAILROAD K.NOI.NKKR
A rattling good drama Hhowlug the
brnvory of tho uiuii at tlut throttlo.
(1001) MUSIC
Kvonlng performance, 7:30
Admission 10 and lb contn.
Special matlnncs Saturday and Sun
day at 'I p. m.
Medford Parcel
Delivery
Express piil Transfer
TRUNKS HAULED 25c
PACKAGES 10c, 15c, 25c
i'heiica: Pacific 3C21.
Home 351
Messenger Scrvico
JfiN.ITir.
SC C py
O. O. VEGETABLE
Tho absolute vcgotaVIo purity of . S, B, has alvaya .tjoon ono qi tho
ntrongest points in its favor, nnd hi oiio of tho principal reasons why it Id
tho most widely known and imiycrsally used of all blood medlolnca. A
great many of Ujo uo-callcd blood purillera aro Really nothing moro than
strong minora! inlxturog which act so uuploaaantly and disastrously ou
tho dellcato membranoa and tlsauos of tho utomaoh nnd bowoln, that ovou
It such troatmont tmrlflod tho blood, tho condition in which tho dlgcsttvo
system is loft would ofton bo moro dnmaglng to tho houlth than tho original
troublo. iTpt so with S. S. S. It Js tho groatost; of oil blood purlflors, and
at tho oamo tdno 1$ an absolutely oafo and harmluHs roniody, It Is mada
ontlrely of tho healing and cleansing oxtractu nnd julcos of roots, horba
and barks, oach of which is In dully ubo in somo form by physicians in
their praotico, Years of work mid roaourch Jmyo provon S, B, R. to contuiu
ovorythiug uocossary to pitrlfy tho blood and ut tho same tlmo (inj)ply tho
eystom with tho purest nnd best tonlo oifootH, 0, H, 8, euros Ulioiinmtlsm,
Catarrh, Soros und Ulcors, Skin Diselsos, Scrofula, OoutaglousJXIood Poison
und nil other blood troubles, und it loaves ho systom in porfoot cQndltlon
wnon u nus puruiod tho uioou, jhooic containing inuoii vuiuuuio liuormu
III
Jo burp, (lio imnro o Colonel Seo- tlon on tho blood and unv medical udvlco doslrod sont froo to all who write.
rotary iriircourt. ' I' THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA.
Notice to )Vater Users
CJoininoilfin loMny, .uly I7lh, ihn tiHnof
waloi' I'oi' HprinkliiiK will bo roHlrii'lotl lo llin fol
lowing (HHh'ictH (luring llm liotiw ilesigiialoil imlil
fui'llior notice:
All that portion or (ho oily north of llio (junior
of Main sirooi, fiion p. in. to J) p, in. only.
All (lint portion of tho pity hoiiIIi of llio oonloi' '
of Main alroot from d a. m. lo 10 a. in. only.
irrigating a v i 1 1 1 opon hoso or allowing will oi
io run from any tap or faucet for irrigating willi
out using a Iioso on which Ihoro is a .sprinklor.or
a no,7.lo, is an olTuiiu Jim! puniHhahlo an cilod in
ordinance No. (KM).
Thu above rules will hu most rigidly enforced.
Nonrly a quarler of a century undor llio hAiiio
niiuiagomont
THE
Jackson County Bank
Medford, Oregon
It has succeeded because of
Soundness of principle
Economy of management
Safety of investment.
Courteous and liberal treatment
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $175,000.00
AV. T. Vawtor .President (, U. Liudlev, Vice Pros.
C. r, iMeUonald, Cashier
Flour?
Coffee?
Tea?
OR WHAT?
Anything you buy from us in tho Gro
cery lino will bo right. Our Bakery Do-
partmont is a sourco of prido to us
investigate.
Allen Grocery Co.
GROWERS OF
PEACHES
Do you wnnl your fruit handled by export hiiIchuiciiT
Do you want li WV.WV IMtlCHS io Paoil'iu CoiihI maihet nf
fordrt? Do you uyuit to lino up wilh "Tim Hoiihii of a Hcpiaro Dealt"
Jf ho, gel jn loueh with iih NOW. ,-
Pac. 5021.
ROGUE RIVER COMMISSION CO.
1
Mc'dford, Oregon
Home 307
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IGE
as clear and hard as diamonds
Storage rooms right for all
kinds of goods. .u ; j
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Our wagons deliver to all
parts of the city.
- Phenes: Pacific 2641, Home 240
Medford Ice (2b Storage Co.
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