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MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORKUON. TITsDAY, M Y 30. tntt
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DAY OBSERVED BY -"OREGON OUTDOORS"
PAGE PROGRAM FOR
DECORATION DAY
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To thf Ktliter:
In tin- .Mi-dt'oid .Mini Tribuiif tif
Jlay IM, J. 8. lluwiml of Muilfuul
stuti'M tlmt I tuck I like U supplied by
ti lnru Hprinjf, whlfh in not cot-rout.
It is fod by iiuiiiorous Ihi-u springs.
The volume of water flow hn boon
doteriniiiod by it number tif competent
eiiKitioors.
He claims tlio government topo
Kinpliiful survey give Huek litko
twenty equine miles watershed, whiuh
is false. Huek lake lias u water ilietl
of over 100 Minute miles in Crater
national fortM, in the altitiule of from
flOOO to 8000 feet. Mr. Howard wtys
the iirigtition season lasts onlv four
mouths, when the water would he shut
off to allow the reservoir to ret ill.
This is another error. The iirings
alone will keep the power plant run
ning the year around and the same
water will he used for irrigating pur-
ptHOS.
A measurement of flood water,
taken March .", Ill HI. at the outlet
of Huek lake reservoir, was found to
ho over fi00 seeond feet; or, in other
words, over 'J0.000 miner's inches.
Why tloiw .Mr. Howard propoc to
liutko a ditch oight.v-1'iw miles lung
around Hack lake down to Klamath
river and hack, itu'ieiming the ex
jHinse, when the government rcorts
only twenty-three miles to the same
point Yte he says he is not inter
ested financially or employed by any
one "for this write-up."
Sle of Itut'k Idiko
Mr. Howard states he understands
Denver creek reservoir will he souie
thing like ."iO.Otll) acre reel. We know
Huek lake reservoir will ho over ll.",
000 acre feet. The dam at Heaver
ercek will he seventy-fivo feet highi
while the dam at Huek lake U only
fifty feot high.
The government engineers were out
to Muck lake the last pint of last
Hoplomhor, the dry est part of the sea
son, and measured the Huek lako wa
ter, and repotted the same. They
went direct to Heaver creek from
Huek lake ami made no report of wa
ter at lioavor creek rosorvoir at that
time. Why? Hceauso there was no
running water theie at that time.
Mr. .Howard i right the proposed
Beaver eieek reservoir would be shut
off bv nature to refill for five or six
month, us theie i no running water
there in the dry season. I can verity
this fttnleinent, in regard to Heaver
clock water during the dry season, h
a number of responsible citizens of
Jackson county. I would have Mr.
How aid nk Mr. Cumiaings of Med
ford, ono of the engineers who uMt
ed in waking the government stirvcv
nutl report, why he did not measure
ami report water at piiistsed Heuver
creek re--erwnr, the Inst jwrt of lust
September, when he measured the wa
ter at Huek lake
Mr. dimming i well known and
has un otfieu in Mudfurd, and was a
siocKiioitier, manuger ami engineer
for a numlH'r of veui-s for the l''ish
Iakn Water cow winy, how known as
the Kogve luver (.'ana I eomMtny.
I'rosMil lllteh Mno
The goernment ciifiiuccr uecr
Hindi) thio Murvvy of eighty-live niilc
ot ditob, Mr. Howard hHakh of. Thev
made only one survey from Huek
lake, west of Huek lake, uln.ut
btraight through the mountain. I
know this, for I whs with them when
this port of the survey was made. Mr,
Wheluu, the government cngineee, and
Mr. Curuiuiugs. who wu upsinted h
the tate. made the survey. Mr.
w neiiw, me government engineer,
told roe he surveyed only part of the
ditch or canal and guesed at the ret,
Louis V. Whiting, engineer who
made the tvsrt Mr. Howard ittUeU.
i a young man, in the prime of life,
an cx-go eminent engineer, with
euri. of ixNrieiiee. Well knoun in
Medfonl, Hold Hill and Klumath
Falls. Mr. Howard sa Wliiiiny'
report i the rankest kind of go,
work. The funkest guest. work i- t h
falM) reMi( of eighty-five nn'i-, r
iliteh or canal by one wh hu m m i
(eu on the kiinev ground-. t if,,
nunl canal and admiU (Iik nih.u , , ,
li'c Would iit llliu out of cmiiii--i
for anv work in the tieldi Mi
Whituu' u on the ground .mi i , -und
thf vir .md made -md - n .
I invite tin- citiren of A-hi.nid ,'
Ttilcut water dMriet who re ii.t. x
('sted in irngutmn to cme to ;
bike and meuMire the water, c n
the dam Mte, reservoir und w.ini
hed, take a boat ride and return i.
Jii-Htfr creek and examine dam - '
and meaoure water the i.ii ii.ui
August or the tirt ot September, il u
mg tin- drvet eaMn. See lor ur
itjlf ftud bnng, it ou wih, an inm
J'jtvnt' enKintsM vlu u not inteie-tt-d
(t)i or cuuneeted nilh the Komic Kiwr
dflt.ll "SlHinv "T 4il i0.il I'ltck
a1 .i' i Atnui.'s
O (. ;-
3le(tfonJ Iloostejis SmoliQj
(3e vjfedford and Mi Pitt risri
The netth elected demociutie
county eommittue will meet in Med-
ford Wednesday evening and iwrfeet
orguniKation by the election of ft
chairman and ectetary. The follow
ing are the precinct committee elect
ed at the primarirs May 10:
Ashland Iinst Cent rat. O. H. Hose;
A-hlaiid West Central. K. K. I'hippsj
Ahlnud. Knst Main, .1. 11. Oriscoll;
Aolilnnd, Oak, Hal McXnir; Axhlnnd
N'orth, C. H. Wolfe; luist Asliltiud
R h. XcUnii. It. C. Gray; Southeast
Ashlantl, C. 11. Wolfe; Notthwest Ash
land, Ira Khowdy; Antioch, W. ,1.
ltodgers; Applegate, Hluke Haldwiu;
Helleview, .1. C. Harnard; Hutte Rills.
Mary J. Cn'tlxow; Xorth Central
Point, II. T. I'nnkey; South Central
Point. .). V. O'llarn, Sum March, T.
C. Itobnett. J. W. Jacobs; Dei by,
Frank It. Xeil;; Fugle Point. A. C.
Howlett; Flounce Rock, ,1. .1. Hrophy;
Foots Creek, Chnrles Chumplain;
flriffin Creek, John WiUon; tlold Hill,
It. 1). Heed; North Jacksonville; R
Hvbee; South Jacksonville, Louis 11
ri'cli; Luke Creek, W. C. Daley; J. P.
Dinkens, Meadows; Medford, North
Main, Oeorge Hunt; Medford; North
Central, Martin Donough, N. W. Itor
den; Medfoid South Central. C. A.
Chapman; Medford North Riverside,
J. V.. Knrkdull; Medfoid South River
side, Thomas II. Weller; , Medford
Oakdale, S. I. Ilrown; Medford, New
town, William Campbell; Medford,
Park, Forrest F.dinendes; North Med
ford, W. I). Phipp; Northeast Med
ford. Oeorge It. Lindley; Fast Med
ford, S. S. Parker; Southeast Med
ford, Robert L. Taylor; Southwell
Medford. James Stewart; West Med
ford, John lleiiselinan; Northwest
Medford, II. D. Manning; Perr.vdale,
R. L. Ray; Fast Phoenix, Joe Rnder;
West Phoeni., Henry Hart; Rock
Point, It. H. Cooke; Rogue River. John
Owens, 0. W. Wilcox ; Sams Valley,
Ocoruc Lvuiaii; I'ust Talent, Louis
Ilrown. .lav Ternll; West Talent. L.
Hrown. John llailev; Trail, Dave
Pence; t'nnin. Miles ('antrall; Willow
Springs, ,1. p. IIiMulnud; Wuner, Wm.
Hillis, F. It. ChaiMllcr.
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(IRANI) .H'NC'TION, Colo . M.i .".n
Seven persons were injured earlv
today in a derailment ot Ilonver k
Itlo (Iranda passengor train No 2,
three miles west of (irand Valley,
Colo. Five cars were derailed, the
causo unknown.
tFlrst aid was administered and all
the Injured were taken to Glenwood
Springs. ICnglueer Fahrmoyer was
pinned beneath the engine, but not
serloukly hurt.
The Injured passengers are: Mrs.
II. Owen, Wionandoah. la., and
daughter, Tracy; Henry L. Beige!.
29 12 Frost aveuue, Kansas City;
William II. Campbell, Denver; M.
O'Koefo, residence unknown
0. A. C. F
PCLLMAN. Wash, Miii : tin
gon Agricultural tolleae forti ned the
northwust collegiate coufereme hase
ball rhamptonslilp to Washington
State college iu a message received
here todav The two colleges weie
to have pls.ved at Corvallls, Ore., the
last of this week for the i haiiiplon
Hlilp it is undei stood tliut Williams,
tin sl.ir 1'iti hei of the tlreuon Akkich
hus '.'. a d. ( I irr 'l im limide
Home Celebration
of Wonder Interest
The arrival of a lb In the hnutohold
completely changes the entire asoect of '
tne rutur. aut m ttw
tarnAin, Hurls Um
M'Hii perlcxt at i
pM-tiricr. tfcr b I
' K 'iJ rnncdjr kstvn '
I M4Ur'( FrSKKl''
thj .1'M vrmi.tfr. It '
l r r 'erust m, r- i
IncJ t'ie piln i(
o ie expansion,
tr'A Hi si t quiets tha
i - , eit.-niU IU In
V e ti !! inienul
c - 4 ii 1 remove to
a pr ,t titent UuteD
i)' : : to He tit and Uh
prrlirnsion It . a r li .1 trratinent, safe
for tli motlitr hii to druj effort vtbaUo
ter anj fur tlii r iv ii muit exert not!
Iiencflciiil influrm.'O ufX'U Unm functions dt
fcctJy connected with motbrriauod. la
rerr Interastlnf Look the aubjcit l fradr
dlaruued and a copy will Im mailed frrc to
all ripccUnt niotlurri Uy BradScId Refalatiir
Co, ( l.amur Bdy. Allunla. (la. OM,
Idlll of "Mother Friend" today or any
'tnyrfUt. l' u dirnird und you Hill Uttn
know why inotW-M for li.jrlj lulf a irnlury
lta UMT.1 ItU.I rnoillilllhlr.l Ilu uptrutllj Hkl
lo inotlwrliiMiil IIm-it Mtrr are u-ittn i
v( ilW I' 't I'rtalln. luuifuit (u vrcri worrf,
(IOLD HFACII. Or.. Ma
Completing a hir-rnising i
down Rogue river front Grants vu-
in a lioine-inade watanmrnn, .iitr
shootitng rushing waters, thrc.olm
nanow canyons and rapids, dodnn
rocks and whirlpools where th" ei
rent ran white, Cnplfliti John Aebm
and his crew of four arrived In r
Friday.
The object of the trip was to .!
liver a stamp mill, weighing three and
one-half tons, to the Hlosoin Har
mine, throe miles below Mule crek.
The lieuvy stamp mill steadied the
csscl in rough wator, hut added to
the difficulties of steering.
.The crew was made up of oliiii-j
tccrs who desired to get to the mouth
of Rogue river and were willing to
saw the time und expense incident to
the conventional trip oveiland. The
were not concerned with the dangers
involved. Resides the captain. the.
included J. 0. Van Itoin, Frank
Stone, Commodore Fleming and C. C.
Pouting, and they took Van Horn's
dog along.
The craft was modeled along the
lines of a double Venetian gondola,
but of more ample propoitions, with
a length of IIS feet and 1M2 feet beam.
Captain Aubery, who bus had years of
experience in navigating the Rogue,
declares the boat was the largest that
ever descended the river.
The expedition was a succession f
thrills and narrow escapes. The partv.
left Orants Pass Satiudny, May HI,
and all day Sunday was spent get
ting the boat over Rogue River falls.
At Almedn it was neeexsary to weigh
down the boat before it could be not
ion under the bridge.
The country is smrelv Mettled, but
news of the expedition was telephoned
ahead, and at cerv accessible point
along the river bank the adventurers
wore cheered bv the -et tiers.
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WAMIINUTON, Mav M- Wash
ington today did honor to the nation's
dead soldier and sailor heroes. Pres
ident Wilson and government clerks,
gnzxled xeterans and white-dud
voting (lower girls, Daughters of the
I'niou and the Confedeiney joined in
observing Memorial day.
The president was the principal
swker on the program of the 0. A.
U. exercises at Arlington National
cemetery. Siaicial honor was paid
the memory of those who lost theii
lives on the battleship Maine, sunk in
Havana harbor, nud the submit i in t
F-l, which sank off Honolulu re
cently. Fifty women standing on the deek
nf a steamer as it passed up the Po
tomac river strewed flowers on the
water in honor of the national her
oes. Oovernment departments were elos.
id. The senate adjourned for the
holidav. but the liou-c ol reprcscntu
li' , In !l a - -Sinn.
NATi
DEAD
HON DA
CAPITAL
INSIST ON HOME PRODUCT
THESE GOODS ARE MADE IN THE ROGUE RIVER VALLEY-KEEP THE MONEY AT HOME
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Wtlftiiiic it tii
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yiuip home.
I'mlil. It will
Rogue Spray Flour
MEDFORD ROLLER MXLLS
H. O. Nordwick, Prop. Phone 507
Patronize tho institution
Payroll in
Tbe Mediferd
The Best Enuipju'd Job Plant in Orcm outside of j
Vrtl.wnl. , . ,.,
hyt'tt fhom
TML CKIUL Vf .MAUwU
Tlio sunlal add' . .utr.utton for
todav fleeor.it Ion l.i at the Page
theatre will lie ccn or Ashland's
inoit popular young ladles In a very
charming dance called "The Spirit of
Spring."
The movie feature on the program
for today I a Metro Wonderplay call
ed "Tlio Prleo of Malice" featuring
Hamilton ltevello and llarbara Ten
net. Fine, snow scenes are a con
spicuous part of this feature, but
perhaps the most spectacular Is tlio
sinking of a yacht after It crashes in
an Iceberg In the waters of the far
north. Tlio sotting for making those
scenes was off the roast of Labrador.
The main atmosphere Is that of the
British war office and Hrltlsh high
society. To complete the program
there Is a clover cartoon comedy from
the pen of Karl llnrd, entitled "Teddy
and the Angel Cake," and a remark
nlily Interotlng stutlv of birds. The
views of our foatbered friends have
all been photographed nt close rango
and are most cbarmiiiK
Ill repotting the send ace nivcn Ar
thur Diltx on a charge of -cllen: in
toxicating liipiors, liulli Medfoid pu
llers cut the sentence und fine down
.'111 l-:i ier cent. Diltr. was given
thirty days in jail, fl.'iO tine ami the
cnts. Thin is the Iirt ease ou a
charge of selling liipior that has been
brought to the circuit court on apnml
and ill passing sentence Judge Calk
ins announced that from now on the
MMialties inflicted by his. court would
be more severe.
It might be added that in spite of
the fact thai the slate hod but one
witness to the transaction the pirv
broke a record for prompt nc-s m re
turning a verdict of guilty.
I write this toi the rea-oii that I
believe the moral el feet ol the court's
attitude should not be lost bv erron
eous reports. K. K. KLLLY.
ELLIS NEIL OF ASHLAND
FOUND DEAD IN BED
Fills Noll of Ashland, age :!n eiirs
son of Leauder Neil, a retiied farmer
and southern OiMon pioneer, and
nephew of Judge .1 It. Nell of .lack
son rl I la committed suicide at his
home In that lt Sunday night, the
dead body being discovered Monday
sftornoon. No motive Is kuowu for
the last rash act.
lSvldenco collet led at the house
showed that ,N il had aone to his
home, put u itoard r in the k.ih meter,
HARD
NE
BOOTLEGGERS
Ii, flour
.Rould be
in your
Make it a iiu'iuber of your
hcrvc vim faitlil'tillv.
WiismwHlsia
that mnii.taiiis the Largeit
Medford.
Printing Co.
I U MIRK, May HO. -The high!
i l) i patriotism caused bv the pre
t i.,im-- cuiiipflign emphasiied the
ii (nation nf Memorial day hero and
u l, ttic military display one of the
i .i t notable in many yeans. Nation-
I i ird organisation, G. A. It. jswts,
spuii-b War veterans, the Coast ar
n'urv. Iinttalions of marines and
ailoi- from the warships in the ltar
Imi. the llo Scouts and other organ-'i.itioi'-
mnde tip three imnules which
iiuircbcd the streets in the boroughs of
Manhattan. Brooklyn and the Bronx.
One of the most interesting memor
ial services of the day was to take
nhicc later this afternoon when Rear
Admiral Charlea t). Sigsbee, V. S. N.,
retired, who was in charge of the
battleship Maine when she was blown
up in Havana harbor, placed a wreath
on the monument to the he roc of the
Maine at Columbus circle.
The Rev. John P. Chad wick, chap
lain of the Maine, was scheduled to
deliver the address.
turned on the gas, nud wrapped in a
blanket, lay down on tlio bud, to
await tlio end. No farowoll notes
wore left. Null had been married
but a few mouths. Ills wlfo was not
at homo. Failure ot Noll to npponr
Monday led frlonda to go to his house,
fearing that ho was sick,
Noll is survived by two brothers
and two nlstors, nud when Inst seen
appeared In a cheerful frame of
inlnd.
Tlio news comos a a shock to the
city of Ashland wboro ho was wldoly
known.
Coronor John A. Poll will make an
Investigation today.
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Geared Up
The proM'i balanee of physical and mental wwera fur efficient
endeavor aie diuctly related to certain mineral elements- phos
phate of pot.ib, ele,, iii one's dailv food.
These vilnl .c.m 1 1 u - .M i n I m kill',' ill the iiual dlelaiv
are silppluil in j ' mini I'l linn iii ilu 1, ono i- pine food.
Grape
Mude o whole wheat and malted barley, this delicious food i-,
long baked, hence easy and quick of digestion, yielding a wonder
ful return of mental and physical energy.
(Irnpe-Vuts rouie in I lie form of crisp granules of nut -like
flavor, rcadv to -rive dueeilv the paekiiue is opened. Willi cream
or good milk, Onic Nut- i a spleudidl bal.iuicd loud and
makes tor etticii io v .
"There's a Reason"
USE THE PRODUCTS OF
Rogue River Valley
Cannery
The Dest Made
Help Home Industry.
Try Loganberry Juice and Sherbets
at the fountains and Ice ore par-
lors.
For
GALVANIZED
TANKS
OIL AND WATER
Rial
IRIUflATlNa PI PIS
Oo to J. A. SMITH
128 N. Grape St.
Teli'iihoae HiQ
The latest book issued by IhH
Southern Pacific is their annual book
"Oregon Outdoors." This book hi
printed in three eolora on u very ex
pensive grade of enamel tmper. The
cover shows two actual diotographic
scenes in colors, one a fisherman and
the olher a bathing acene. The in
side color plate is of Portland, "the
Rose Citv. The illustrations, which
include over 100, are tastefully ar
ranged in combinations of three with
a light yellow border, making u vers
handsome effect.
The text is well written and con
tains articles on the following points
of interest in Oregon :
Columbia river highway, Willam
ette valley, tlio loop trip, the state
capital, Tillamook county beaches,
Newport, Coos bay country, Mount .
Jefferson country, McKensio river
and Three Sisters, Oregon mineral
springs, Ashland mineral springs, Or
egou'a famous Sin; the I'mpipin '
River valley, the Marble Halls of Oie-
gou, tlio Rogiio River valley, Critter.
i ..i ...: I ......l i it... i.-i ,il.l
i.iihc nniioiini pniK nun uiu iiuuiuio
country.
Portland antl'vicinity is very thor
oughly described and the tourist is
advised to make a long stay in this
beautiful city. The rose festival is
shown to be Portland's great nnniiul
event. The Columbia river highway
occupies a very promisHiit position
and a lungtliv article is devoted to it.
Hvery loyal Oregoninn is urgod to
secure a copy of this beck and send
it to n friend in the east. Copies can
be secured from any Southern Pacific
agent or by addressing John M. Scott,
general passenger agent, Portland,
Or.
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Tell US tllC SlZG
Ol OUr WtluiuMH Ullll dlllllH ttlld VSI' II
auinil) aiiurali'li in.iilf frsint'K (01
them Wo'll muimI tlio ulndowa ami
doors too If )ou desire (live oti
better results than any haudork.
GIys you a choice of design and fin
ish. And ou'tl be surprised at how
little our mill work touts. Coiuo
und InwHtigute.
Nuts
MEDFORD SASH & DOOR GO.
Ask Your Grocer and Butcher
ROGUC
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Grown
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A Sensible Cigarette
sismnsdM
at
BaroiBun
Wednesday Eve
MAY 31
Hours 6 to 9 p. m.
TABLE D'HOTE
75 Cents
A. A. CHISH0LH, Prop.
Sport Hats
Big Bargains
lion I mil's this rhanre lo get Jubt
what ou have hceii looking for.
Miss Lounsbury, Milliner
M. M. Ilept. Sloi-o
Our Skh laity a $.1.00 Hat
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