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Tlm nemocrntlo Time. The Medford
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ornc.Mnil TriBiino iMiiiuini -
Norlll l"lr ntn.pt; tcl.ihofln "a.
Offn'lnt Paper of the Cltr of Medford
Official Paper of Jncktcm County.
OKOHCli: PUTNAM, Editor nnd Mnnngor
Knterod ni ooondo1iBii nwtlw M
Jn.lforil, (imroiu unrtrr tho act of
-March 3. 1H7P.
RUBSCRZrTtOH RATES.
On renr, li umii .-.
S.O0
nnn fflnnlh. lit mMl
- .60
carrier In
l'r month, delivered by
xf...1f.if.1 -lnr-Lftonttlln ntlil Cell
trnt lNJttit . . ..,...-.. .. - .SO
(talunu.) only, by mull, per yiMr 5.00
WevHir. pw year jrr ,,s'
I'OllTLAND, Nov. 10. ltccelpts
for tho week havo been: Cattle,
1U3; cahes, 35; bops, 3S01; sheep,
1873.
Although cattlo liquidation has
l)eon a third less than total for samo
period last week, bVef alues havo
not been 'lifted appreciably, so de
moralizing; was tho condition ot tho
juarket ten days ago. .llowovcr tho
decrease In receipts was the very
panacea the trade needed, nnd whllo
no general rise In prices wob con
summated a few strong bids for an
occasional load of prime steers or
cows showed tho underlying steadi
ness to the market. Monday and
Wednesday were the only days which
were factors In better prices. Tho
remainder of tho wcek'g business was
transacted In poor grade slock of
which thcro was a largo quantity.
Ucucrall the cattle market Is steady
to a shado firmer than It was een
lays since, nnd the outlet for strict
ly prlmo steers andcows Is better.
Top quotations aro steers, $7.00 at
$7.35; cows, JC.00 and $C50; heif
ers, $C50 at $0.75; calves $S.OO at
$9.00; bull, $5.50 at $5.75.
Depression hit the swino market
lato In tho week, but was not entirely
unexpected. Portland has been 25c
to 40c higher thnu other American
markets for len days and has main
tained strength up to Thursday of
this week, l'rlmo light hogs sold
steady nt S.30 first half, but bnjers
refused to bid that price at tho closo
nnd tops dropped to $8.20. Trade
opinion is not so optimistic as tho
week comes to n close.
Mutton and lambs sold stroiiR and
freely supported the high price range
established a few days ago. Prlmo
yearling at $4.75; old wethers at
$4.50 and ewes at $4.10 were sheep
house features. Lambs were strong
at $5.75. Receipts comparatively
light and demand oxceeded supply.
All prices steady to firm and trade
brisk.
POOR GRADES KEEP
STOCK
PRICES
m
. ASHLAND AWAITS
OF
Ueforo tho city of Ashland, Ore.,
will know whether It has a right to
enforco an ordlnanco passed by its
city council lust summer declaring
void n perpelual franchise, granted to
the Ashland Klectric Power & Light
I'linpniiy, a subsidiary of th'o Oregon
California Powor coiujiany, In 18SK,
a iiuoailon of constitutional law must
be threshed out, In compliance .with
nu order Issued by Judgo Wolverton
in. the United States district court.
AsMnnd now has Its own municipal
Unlit, power and water plant nnd de
alrco to be freo of the franchise. Hut
uficr the pass(t'B'(j of tho ordlnanco the
OrcBon-Callfornlft Power company
lrterpobod, aaWr.R thu United States
court for an order restraining tho
o cation of the ordinance until tho
question Involved us to tho constl
tut onnllty of a franchise In perpet
ultv should havo boon n-ttlod by Jn
dlcial decision. When nttoriKs ai.
Irg for tho city of Athlaml and for
tho jjowor company appealed before
Jtulgn Wolverton to aimio the Krnnt-
ting of the restraining order Judgo
Wolverton told thorn that tl.o ques
tion Imolvcd wuj so Important that
ho. would Issue the order, pending
trial of tho case.
INVITE JAMES J. HILL
TO VISIT MEDFORD
Tho Commercial club sent tho fol
low Ing (olographic invitation to Jan.
J. Hill:
J. J, Kill nnd I.ouIb W. Hill,
Care Groat Northern Ity.
Tho Medford Commorclal club ex
tend urgent Invitation for you and
party to stop over for as long a period
as possible In our city and valley. Wo
will undortaho to mako your stay a
pUui8nnt event. Kindly wlro ub to
whpn wo may oxpoct you.
J. A. 1'UnnV, Pros.
P. W, 8TIU3ETS, Soc.
FRUIT GROWERS
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DISTRICT Horticultural Coiuuussioium' i 'arson m mh
urday's lneotunir of rruit-uTowoi's sounded the koy-
notl' of tllO sittllltioll wlldl lll Silid tllilt I'Vl'iy Ol'cha 1'tUsl
..unnninln with flio iiisilOi'lui-s 111 IllO I'll'Ml-llll filUl-
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lill!Jl III WIlllillUM IIIMV 111 PH'IU-w llltll v.riiinu mo ,v.
cure of baffling diseases must bo left to. siiontists, while
the oivhardist devotes his energies to preventing spread
by eliminating infection.
Jt is not tho province of the county or state to exercise
paternalism to the extent of earing for orchards. They
tiro individual property and must he eared for by the indi
vidual. The province of the inspector is to see that the
owner is wnvned mul instructed. If the owner noirloets
The warning and refuses cooperation, the orchard, a
source of infection to adjoining property, becomes a pub
lic nuisance and should be cut down for the benefit of the
eomiuunity.
Keither fruit-raising nor tiny other business can be
successfully conducted by proxy. Success requires the
owner's personal attention and constant vigilance. Yet
we have the spectacle of owners, business . men, leaving
properties valued sit hundreds ot thousands of dollars
tor a greater part of tho year in absolute, charge of in
competents employed baeeuso they are cheap and sure
that they know more than the United States government
about handling dangerous fruit diseases, carrying on ex
perimentation that spreads disease and wipes out groves.
No orchardist need fear blight if he is vigilant and
prompt in handling it. The big producing pear districts
of California have successfully fought it for veal's, though
the plague wiped out entire orchards in other districts.
Its spread is due largely to
gence of owners, "who, because ot immunity in the past.
ignored warnings and tailed to tnul anil eliminate Hold
over infection.
Orchard pests can be fought best in the dormant pe
riod. .Now is the tune to eliminate every trace ot blight
from the orchard. If every owner co-operates in this
work, it will be stamped out entirely before another year.
If the owners' do not co-operate, no amount of inspection
will stamp it out only the man with thu axe and he
should follow.
BEAUTIFYING- MEDFORD
M
OST t'oiuiucndabli' is tlu effort of the ladies of the
Cheater .Medford club to encourage the planting of
roses a move towards making Medford the citv beauti
fill. .
Two days have been selected, one in the fall ajid one
in the spring, as rose-planting days. Children of the pub
lic schools w illbe given rose slips and instructed in tho
gentle art of rose culture.
Medford is a natural rose city. Nowhere, not even in
Portland, do ro.ses do better, when they ai'e properly
cared for. They bloom almost continually until January.
There is in this city a hedge of Caroline Testout roses
planted last year, which is today a mass of blossoms and;
lias been throughout summer and fall. Such hedges along J
the curb parkings will add immensely to the city's ap
pearance. I
It is to be hoped that the Greater Medford club will'
not confine its energies to the roses. Trees should he
hlanted extensively and a systematic effort again be made,
to create in every street a shaded avenue. For these el-1
forts to be successful, co-operation must be forthcoming
from property owners and residents but unless ef-l
fort is jnade, nothing will be done on an extensive scale.'
Origin of Bear Creek Name Recounted
(I!j Juno Mi-Milleti Onlvvny in Sun-
tlny'fi Oreoniun.)
"Well, if you uro writing f Hear
ereek, ju-t wny it flows thrnugli the
most beautiful country Ooil ever
made, find you'll have it nil rfclit."
Thus Hjmke a friend when iiiflrmcil
thnt (lie lute Captain .liimox II. .Me
Millim war, one of a party ot1 piou-
eer who cave IliU mime to the hlremn
in I8"il, before it uns Niiiiiiiid by
the giwit conerete lirnlge mul before
Medford wn ever (liouglit of u
''boom town." On Table Hoek in
3851 n buttle took place between a
Miiall party ot while nud a baud t
Kogue Itivor Imliaiw. Kevonil iwek-i
cr had been killed near tlrW point
jy Indiutib, while on their way with
Hour, liaeon and butter to the tu'mei-.
nt Vrcka, Cnl. Among tlne kilkd
was Lieulennnt James .Slownrl. Ili
body was buried hnstily near :li
(eeno of battle nud the leltei-. . I. S. ,
wore carved in the bulk of a bilge
oak tiee near Hie grave. Then a fin
"r k iiilied upon tho grave, beet
Iiiiiioh nnd brush were burned iikhi
it nud later liorM" were led over the
pot, i6 as to obliterate the npptmr-
Ln.w f n ric. OtlietvviHO llie In
diaiih would have removed tho eloth
ilig and blanket iu which the body
wuh vnapjied.
J.uter, Governor Joseph Lane had
Stevvait'h body iciiioved to Vancouv
er, Wnt-h., for finiil burial.
About thin time the late JoMiph 31c
Slillun, futher of Captain James II.
McMilleu, with a number of men, one
of whom uiiii Calvin C. Kred, wore
leturning from Yieka, Cul., with o
wagons. W'Jieu neaiiiig Ike hIioiu of
the htuntn they sa vvtliice giiylj
bears leave the carcnuK of an ox nnd
run into tho dense thicket at the joud
eide. Two liorneiiion rode, who Jiud
three dog with them. The dog
weiu. Mint into the brush in UGnt of
the Ik-jus. They relumed quickly,
yelping at a great rale. One of Ihe
lieai's, which wuw vvmiiidcd liv n tide
iylmt from ope vl die lioroemen,
MEDFORD AtAJC TRITBUNU
MUST CO-OPERATE
i-1 f i
,..: ..l,,,) ..viwn.JmmWo '...
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the carelessness and negli
rushed out of the thicket iiml sei v
l(ee! stmuHiig by (ho ox lenm,
charp'd liifn. eeil had jiiM bor
rowed n ilnuble-lmrrel hhotgun be J
loiiging to Jo.epli .Mi'.nilen, iimI,
wllen but a few feet from the benr
lie fired, killing llie lieaxt. The other
two were dispatched nuiel.ly ftp I !
their bodiiH were left in the roiul. A
Hie men renunied their journey 'Mime
one remarked, "Wo will rhristen tin-,
Sired in "Hear Oreok."
Tile ehrihteiiing of Hear Creel; vvn.
hut one of many incident of lfi'l
Jin Southern Oregon. Kvery mnn vv.i- J
iiiid to be a hero, nnd the womii
vturb an biave as the men iu that
umtettlei pint of the state. Thcv
were bravo ami gallanl, as only mif-h
bail thu .liitrdiliootl to endure the
pcriU itml harduhip-i mieouuteud i"
reat'liing thin "I'mminud Land."
Wlionever danger threatened any
portion of the new eommunitv all
were ready to riiu to it defen c
without regard to perxonnl danger or
pecuniary Josh.
PEACH TREE GROWS TEN
FEET IN SINGLE SEASON
A. Vi'. .Stone, who owns tin orchatdj
on the Jaid.Konville road, brought into
the Commercial club Satuiday a fen
l'oot hlinnt of u .voung pouch tree, the
entire gtowlh beiiij: made this sum
mer. He aUo brought in giant benh
and carrots, weighing It) pound-, a
piece, grown between lows ol youifg
fruit trees nil ot them produced
vWthout irrigation.
More than six hundred thousand
melt aro employed by tho ralhas of
the United Kingdom.
Jolin A. Perl
Undertaker
' Lady Assistant.
m h. uAKTLirrr
I'liones M, -17 anrt 47-J-a
Ambulauco Service Deputy Coroner
MEDTfOliD. QKUaOX. "MPS
Secretary Lane Aid to Homesteader ' POWERS v DEM AND
lion rrnnkllu K. Lane, secrolnvy
In his power to nmK tho public
lands of tho Tinted State inou (unli
able to the rlRht clam of settler". Ho
U Ntmpllf)liiK the mutter of takltnt
P liMiiw.tutl where ho know tho
l'ttuU.iili t are lion fid iMl vtil
8hi'tllMIVi OplO,
On Juno . lt'18, eonjtrewi pawed
thre-jer homotttnit law that lm
potted different erudition on III"
liuitiMtemler to thtwn prKIllug nt
tho time ,Kbrmry 13 191U, the sec.
rotacj of "tho tutot lor luued a nlrrii
Inr chjhUIhIhr ruluilon itudur the
new Inw. aihoiii; It uprnvMon aru
the following. '
I'rviMoni of i.
The Merlry of the Interior I
authorised, upon sntlnftu'tory how
Inn therefor, to reduce thi required
are of riilMxntlon. I'lic )rnt"tund
lws w.ie onrtt)d prlma-i) fur the
purpove of enabllny eltlveur of tho
I'nlttMl Stnto In itwid faith in obtain
a homo anil the ptollon "f lio stt
utr In rtfrd tt rtuotlo'i In the re
qulred u of cultivation wl' not bo
" m'" "' oiwuw " ""J
ninuucr to relax tho rate that th
entryttMii mint rQtiltle uto i. umi. oc
eup.v, cultlvato and Improve thi tnut
of hind ontrl, by him ,is i ntl
feciorlly shovv thnt he. In t;omt faith,
at ire time of suoli entry lulcudetl to
nmko the land hl bnuaride home and
that It has been hi home r the ditto
ot final proof.
"However. If llus tract of land en
tered li so hilly or roUh. tho soil n
alkaline. riintMnct, snnlv or nwrnnpy.
the precipitation of'molitnro o light
as not to.make cultivation prHctlen
bio. to th xtenr of th -qiilr(d
amount, or It tho land U genersllr
valuable only for Krailn. n reduction
in in are or tmuiv(liu ry lw p-r-
nutted.
Aid for Pour Man
! "Tin pertonnl nr fluonoltij dtsnblll-
tle of the ntrymn extHtlnir nt the
time of entry will noi i (omdderml
sufficient caum for redurte n In area
of cultivatien: but If. a'Mr ontrjr and
nctmil settlement, thronfh ilrcum-
stnnco which at tho tlt.i of entry j
could not reasonably have vn fore-
seen, the ontrytrinn ha me' with ml-'
fortune which render hi pi reason-
ably utmble to cultivate tho prencrlb-inmnlior from four to eight. Knch
ed aroa. upon satisfactory proof! vote dlncloHod ii tie, Heuntor Hitch-
thereof at the time of making flnnl
proof, a reduction J1 aroa of cultiva
tion may he jirmtted during the per
iod of disability fnlowlii;; muh in In
fortune, and the nature thereof, shall
be Mi'itnltted 'in ! r ontli ultl.in slxtv
s
NoOtherf Like It
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equipment. The familiar round tag
hangs from the blouse pockets of all of
Uncle Sam's Jack Tars. And in the of
ficers' mess on every battleship and at
every military post you'll firjd an open
sack of "Bull" Durham, inviting every
one to roll for himself a f rcoh. band-made
"Bull' Durham cigarette -the kind that
brings lasting enjoyment and satisfaction
to more millions of men than all the brands
of ready-made cigarettes combined I
i
(Enough
II
Bull
Durham
A hooU of'papcra"
FREE with ooci
C'Cent each
r;:-
,
DAY. NOVUM HlfiR 10, 101H,
iilti.vn after tho ofottiionro thereof to
Hie locator of the htnd offlre In the
district In which (lie laud In situated.
"Tilling of the Iniul or other up
proiu'lnte stientuumt foi' tho piupose
of ronaorvltiR tho molHtuio Itlt a
Mew of nittkliu; n piofltnltle etop the
sueeeedliii; wir, Will be deeumd cut-
ul"(liin within the tonus of the act,
wluno that manner of cultivation Ih
iiortar.r or Rouonilly followed III tho
lunillt.
V TIiiiIht lleihiMliiii,
"No reditetlon In men of cultiva
tion will be permitted on m count of
uKpeniw In leuuniiig hiiuhIIiir lliulir
fioin tile laud. U lullda aro so luliU
ll tlmlHTi'd that tho uuiriiiau ettn
lint reasonably elwir nnd eultlvtUo
tho area proscrtbfld by tho tuttitb.
iicli entries will bo rtnsldotnl pnV
illative and not luude Hi rihhI faith
for tho purpow of ohtulului; n lioiul'.
"The authority to maWo rliietlAn
In the prvtrrlhod lire of cultivation
relnttm to onlnrRfd homwitwul'entrfi'
iu well im to orillunrv liomufUmiU
nuule uuiler section 2XS" It. S., and
nppllrittlliu for mturtlnti arvn of cut-
itluitlou under onlnmnd 1'omoi.to.id
I .,,-,.. m u. .,.,..i., .,r .,.r i i .w
enrdnuco with the pnixMuiu of thH
imrgniph."
SENATE CUnRENCY BILL ROW
BRINGS CAUCUS CALL TO END
'WSIIINt5TON, Nov 10 -Willi
the senate blinking and current-)
vommlteo deadlocked In It consider
ation of tho administration eurreucy
blll a rait wn iMtied Snturdn for a
conference of the euiiio democrat
nt Wcdupiiday to iIIsciim th mean
iiriw
Tho rll wt lited by Senator
sjwHim 0f Vlmlula. who circulated
th jtitlnn for n call on authority
from SHtor Korn, who I Mt of th
C,.( Siwator Sw'nnMin iluelilwl upon
this course after nu adjournment ot
'the committee for the day. and after
he IikiI visited the White limine nud
talked with President WtUou.
All day thu committee wrangled
without renulu ovr the iiuoatlou of
fixing tho number of regional bnnk
to ndmlnlmor the new currency
torn. A hnlf doien vote were taken
Ion various proposition fixing thu
cocli voting with thu four ropiibllcnui
against the six remalnlnc dotnocrnt.
The enrpenters' union Iu Holland
has doubled it meiiitierxlilp In the
past five ear.
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YOU'LL never
find a cowboy
without "the mak
ing?." A sack of
"Bull" is a part
of every soldier's
n
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GENUINE
n
Durham
faM
SM.OKINO TOBACCO
for forty hand-rqtulo cluarettei in each S-cent iach)
has been the standard smoking tobacco of the
worm ior inree generations xt is rne
same today as it was 53 years ago
just pure, good tobacco with the
natural tobacco fragrance rich,
mellow and satisfying.
"Bull" Durham band-made ciga
rettes have a delightful aroma niuresi
fragrance that no other cigarettes possess.
Compare their delicious vnoothness and cool
ness with even the highest-priced ready
made cigarettes, and judge for yourself.
'
NOTE
OUTLINING
mm
POLICY
I'AIIIS. Nov H' That the powen
of Kurnpe, have detimiiiliil a note
from the WudhluKtou nilmltilslrntlnti
oiilllnliiR It MoMean polio win
lent nod aulhnrltutlvoly heio lodm
(level umnt oflll ld tin'
thuuiiht It unlikely tht nv i:w
IHUin eliancelory would agree to si i
port the Unltwl iltBte. proKinm on
til It ha ben known In dntull N
did IIh. lieliovi, th ld tlmt the
old world Hoveiura'entM would iun to
xlvo I'resliKuit Wtltn mi inihih
freti hand.
nipliiiuat In t'Mri iHwmed to lie
llve thai pnrllclly tho whole of
Kit rope rvor Ituortu.
Did latorers In llomtia, Imlln re
eelvo mi nveniKO of about JU icntit .1
iluj.
LOOK HERE FOR IT
Mirny ii Mull Trillium Header Will lie
Itilert'itcil
When pcopta road about the cure
muile by medicine endorsed fio
far avy, l It urprilnit that thv
wonder If lb stnleinent art true
Hut when they read of tae rlaht
here at hni. poltlv proof l with
in their ruafta. for rlftee lnv tUt.ti
1 1 nu eM) matter !(! Medfor.i eit
doreemeut of Doan' iCIdne) IMItu
T. W t!rn. 7 Plilra 8t.. Medford
Ore. iHiM! "A fw )nr n m
kid) bi'tnn m bother me and il..
troulile wan uaaravnlrd b no u
atl"ii. wlili'h reilred me to It on
my feet tb greater part of the .la
When I beitnu wrk In the niurtilnir
I felt all rlht. but after I hud b,.-n
on my feet for a couple of hour mv
baek beasn to pnln me and nt ulaht
I would wnreely be able In Mrntithten
In emtio way I lumrd nf Dean' ICId
ne) IMIli and liegon italnir tliew They
lured me lu a nbort time and In re
turn. I am aleaiod to recommend
them."
Por enlo by till drmlort. Price Bo
cents. Poiter-Mllburn Co. Iluffnlo.
New York ante agent for the Pnlted
ftlntee
Iti'iio i i.r the name- l)uan'
an I tnke t 'i otl"
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soio nv iirugsisis LvinniWi re
N. Florence ClarR
VIOLINIST ,NI TIOACIIICIl
I'lint fliuri Mil Mo. fur all Orrnslotii
1 1 Id W. I'niiilh St. 1'liono 7I0J
1UENT-
INDIA
UISE'
flUIHOUOIl
Film Mr,ll
trr riicn,
Huei Canal.
Krd Sraind Inlli Occn
ti ll.initujf nnd Celcinl'H,
lnrluihiiililrtillli'uulh
InJu, 7A IM .unJnd
I'fSfl, ti'pliiit t Inl'if !
Ing 'Hit' I" Kuti'pr, Ail
nJ Attic, by th . ,
S. S. CLEVELAND W)
m N yk, Jhumv IB. IVM
93 Dnys $700nntl up
Utlikllni! l r ini' ' ! IIkmii iir
AU ml, Iu W,l IiuIIm. Pnw
fnl, AivunJ lb" Wl,l. llMuh ll,
rn.in (. "'. " J NU.Iilni-n ltl.
$4tJl,t . i i'-
HAMBURG-AMERICAN
ytp-y ' L.INC V
(till Powell St., him PnimlMO, C'rtlu
or Local uent.
GUS
The
Tailor
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
COLONIAL FLATS
Thoroughly modern rooms
renting from .H.()() to $ir.(K)
per mouth
JJathroom and Laundry
Accommodations
Cias ami Kleclrit: Lif,di(
ICverything Kurnishod
lOxcepl Eata
217 Iv'iverside So.
I 'hone non-L
E.D.Weston
Official Photographor of the
Medford Commorclal Club
Amateur Fim.shiiiK
Post Cards
I'anoramiu Work
Mwh lights
Portraits
Interior ami exterior views
Negatives mado anv timu
and any place by appoint
ment. l M. II.MtVIU.V, MiiuiiKer.
?m E. Main Pnono 1471
How To'Henl a
Stubborn Abscess
A Home Method Suro to R
store Flesh to Natural
Health.
nprn nrfi nnmo very vdlunliln fnrti for nil
wlm liatu mi) lilouil Irniililu wild Minimi
Hon ,
tin nut enrrr miy turn no nu in Inter
ftrn wliii H-riiilriitoii nnd llui furinntlvii
or lirntM-tlvii tinliH Kuip It vluiu mul
IiiiiiiIukciI, If It U n kliililioni lime, iiiuli
lour MixmI Willi H. H. H. 'Hi I. fii ux
IiIiiihI imrlllor vvnrltn wouilorK. And you
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