Medford mail tribune., October 07, 1925, Image 3

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NEW CUT HALL
COST LESS THAN
la ml. Ho Klatciltiit It Is proposed mU UVi
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be lat-Kcst pint iiKtnufar-
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th.it
; eprr.sci (he upinl
ftnr pine ImimlH lor b
ItcnC plant of the -i-vlin-lllXMii
I.Uiiilii-r company at I Pod followed
.Mr. Long on the stand. Ho nald his
'company was anxious to transfer a
, I.Im pine mil) that had cut out Its Mm
; ber in the like slates to the Klamath
! basin. 1 1 was not willing to make
jdrflnite plan until thettiregun Trunk
Iwmm reiirly to cntt-r Khimalh.
to operate pussTiiKcr triilim from t tiring pnint in Anu ii.
Bend to fcJumath Kails. 178 miles in rial it. I vxm-rt m
i." M r. I ,iimk
oo.iO0.mio
shiinks at Klamath Kahjtf) was uneco
nomic and thai If the nnrihfm lines
(tpein'd up their territory to Klamath
l.'.lll til.. I.I.W. I... 1
nine hour arj, fast freights In twel iOKuo.000,000 feet unwed annually with
NAMED MEMBER
OF CITY COUNCIL
hours,
lu a few years.
The place would b
tieorge S. Long, vice president and
general manager of the Weyerhaeus
er Timber company, after detailing at
length the Interests of his com nun v in
come u hlg log
market with other
industries grouped there, sash and ber ralln-r than Im.x material for bet
door plants, box factories, and oth- j ter pi In s.
ers," i .j. , lt'nnesy. fiwinnger of the
OCAL OFFICIALS;. COST OF GASOLINE
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bit from Klamath FuIIh
lationn were underway fur
of the C'ullfornln-OreKon
ipany to the H. M. Dyllesty
1 Chicago, were HcouteJ lo
cal officials of the power
who sttited they had no
the reported Kale.
jrree, secretary or the com
The city roun il rialri Iiuh a full
m ember hi p. as that body lust night
after perusing petitions signed by
about 3uu vltl&eus of the second ward,
unanimously elected P. M. Kershaw,
well known business man and partner
in the Oregon Uranlte Works, as the
eighth . member of the council to sue-
In voting tomorrow on the city
hall-temporary court houna proposi
tion, .remember that each time you ko
to Jacksonville to pay your corns or
on other business It costs many timet
more than you would have to pay In
increased taxes to erect the city hall.
It will show the people of the cee(l to tllH piuoe muile vacant by the
county that Med ford will do her part realenntion of l)r U H Klltmt hvii.1
"There Is nothing to It as " secure the county seat removal. , weeks ago. due to his removal out of
now, and I would know it 11 wm 1,180 HoIvo the problem that that ward. Mr. Kershaw Is also an
will confront the people of Med ford nmhnrd owner
'In the next few years of securing ade-i Mnch huNineBS, the most of which
qunte Quarters for the city offices and waH of a routine nature, was trans
fire department. ... aclP(I uy tne (.ouncji with the mayor
! "ilh tn vrownt assessed valuation and lf,niherH Hubbard, Paul. Janney.
of $5.00.uoo in Med ford, a one mill Crone. Jacobs. Hammond aud Mcl)on-
iey wuum raiHe iouuu a year unu in at) ,ir(,8ent. but the meeting was ad-
McKee, vice president, nnd
AValther, district manager
I runt h Pass attending the
I Congress. Saturday night
ler. when asked about the
(lured: "It Is baseless."'
illation of the rumor of the
ributed by local officials to
k Inst summer of two repre
, of the Byllesby interests,
ishqwn over the Culiforniu
tldings and plnntrt in what
td "us a businesH courtesy,"
gniflcance,
i'presentalivps said If any
I been made, it would be
he Sun Kruncisco offices of
rnia-Oregon Power corn-
ten years would pay the J50.U00; also jOUrned in time for the councilmmi to
the interest, taking into consideration attend the Kehl mass meeting for dis-
icuHston of special election day issues.
the increased valuation and the
duotlon of the total bond issue each
year us payments are made.
County Assessor Coleman says William Harnum's proposed tearing up
$1000 is above the average levy for nf hi .n.ckMniwnio.Mifnni nitimiwi if
Before adjourning the council had a
brief discussion, relative to mutter of
rra were filed In the circuit
jmorhing against the Indict -lirned
last week against
Sheriff h. D. Korncrook,
malfeasance in office, tfnd
1 serve a warrnnt.
hurrers set forth ihnt "more
crime is named in the in
" that "they do not con
the statutes covering the
larged." and "that no spe
ie is charged. " Ktirncrook
esented by Reames and
The court took the demur-
advisement.
lection with the indictments,
sjtood that County Commis-
Bursell and .Alford have
residences in Med ford and on this
basis It would cost about $1 per year
to the average taxpayer to help pay
the bonds.
With the sal of the present city
hull for half the amount of the bond
ismip. which all concede would be a
low estimate, with the next five years
increase of values, and applied to re
tire the bonds for the new city hnll,
it would reduce this amount one-half,
or in other words, would only require
a half mill levy for ten years to raise
the necessary $25,000 bonds and in
terest. . This would mean just 60
cents per year on the nverage home
with a valuation of $1000. (adv.)
of his .lacksonville-Medford railroad if
permitted to do so after the public
service commission hearing here on
this subject next week.
It was decided to call a joint meet
ing for next Krlduy night between the
I councils of Medford and Jacksonville
I to talk over the advisability of one
or uoin or tnese cities taxing over the
road from Mr. bnrnum by purchase or
other friendly agreement, before the
public service meeting is held.
WEST MAIN ST
A number of citizens having called
atteption to the condition of the pave
ment on Main street west of the rail-
road trucks, the city council hu
had this matter under advisement for
several mouths.
I The council Is informed by men
bn Sheriff Jennings to (lis- versed in such matters that the only
urncrookf No uctlon has suuwaciory way 10 repair tills section
In by the sheriff on the re-;"' pavement is to re-lay it, anil has
aiso ueen lmormeu mat in oruer to
get a reasonable bid for repair work,
sufficient paving must be contracted
so that the cost of setting up a hot
plant or mixing plant may be absorbed
or spread over several thousand yards
of "hot stuff."
The work of repairing west Main
street not being of enough yardage to
warrant a "set up" for any contractor
the best that can he done, in the optn
lun of the council, is to wait until
some property owners are ready to
call for prices on paving and then
combine the yardage and call for bids
on the new paving and repairs.
BY INDIAN GIRL
minutes after Judge Wolver
.djourned the federal district
tession here yesterday after
rt spectators and attendants
ttnessed a young Indian
19 summers or less attack
f her race and sex With fists
urt corridor for reasons not
known. However one old
atrlarch declared that the
woman had imbibed too
"firewater" that boys hod
her. '
iject of her attack was a
t least 40 or more years old,
3id not attempt to fight back
nuously. Immediately after
9 had held her assailant
tlnulng the fight, she silently
ly. After she had gone the
woman hurled epithets for
's benefit.
BIG GAME REPORTS
tjie Klamath basin, where tie mi Id he!
was anxious to begin nperatlmis. was
cross examined by Hen l Hey, South
ern Pacific attorney yesterday after
noon. Mr. Hey propounded the assump
tion thnt If cur supply were adequate,
and his markets were reached satis
factorily over the Southern I'nclMe
by the Portland gateway, with but
ninety miles longer haul, would not
that reconcile Mr. Long to doing
business on the Southern Pui-ltu
rtlone?" .
Assumptions Mot l.lketl
"I am not doing business on
assumptions." was the reply, "if can
et realities. I nm not satisfied with
iKsumpilons; you cannot satisfy me
because you are not sure yourself.
If the Oregon Trunk builds, we will
have our mill ready by the time the
rullroud gets there. If the Southern
Pacific lines alone ur built, 1 cannot
nay when we will start mill opera
tions, certainly not until every means
chall have been exhausted to get the
other line." j
"On direct testimony' Mr. Long
tiave some history concerning early
:ictivltles in the Klamath region. He
said he bought timber there as far
back as 1905. A small iiillon the
I Klamath river, together with u log
glng road running up toward Klam
'alh Falls was purchased. Mr. Long
said he tried to sell the road to 10. K.
Oulvln, then vice president and gen
eral mnnager of the Southern Pa
cific, j
Harrlmnn Secret Divulged
Mr. Calvin told him the plans of
M r. 1 1 arr I ma n for a road fro m
Kugene across the Cascatles to Klam
ath Falls. Ho told him also it was
confidential information and he was
not to divulge it. He said too, Mr.
Ilnrrimun, although n M'all street
operator, had a remarkable sense of
act leal economies of railroad oper-
llon and that a road across the slate
. ) from Ontario to Odell would be built
In the excitement of the water by the I'nlon Pacific to connect with
election little or no attention has the projected Southern Pacific road
heen paid to the various elections on nt Odell.
allowing outside districts to enter; "He told me not to tell this and
the city. . These additions will in- now I have gone and done It," said
crease Bedford's taxable area and Mr. Kong.
reduce city taxes on one hand and "I didn't tell anyone at that time,
assure city water to the outside dis- but I went into the Klamath country
trlcts on the other. The following and bought timber. We bought In
votinir places outside of the cityl5. l? and ius. in tne last year
have been designated:
VOTING PLACES OUT
SIDE OF THE CITYi-r
Siskiyou Heights Dr, J. D. Ittck
ert. f
Laurelhurst Mrs. Bollou's resi
dence. Earhart'a addition Enrhart resi
dence. West Jackson Mrs. E. B. Trlte's
residence.
North . Riverside Berry dalo store.
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e Letter Box
Ith Is Worth the Price.
ditor:
years ago T wondered why
s water source was not or
I be cleaned up. Why couldn't
around the lake he cleaned
ted off? Fish lake and Four
e, the source of Medford's
pply. are also the storage res
jr the Medford Irrigation dis
mast summer, I visited Fish
ntlng to see for myelf how
iter wns stored for Irrigating
hards. After traveling for
ng the lake. T realized what
A large crowd of baseball fans re
ceived the play-by-play report of the
opening game of the world series
transmitted by radio loud speaker at
the corner of Main and First streets
today 'by the Mail Tribune assisted by
the Virgin Radio com nan v. The street
Jwas packed on both sides of the street
.extending up and down the block and
the announcements .were frequently
followed by cheers, a majority of the
i crowd aparently backing the Senators.
i The results of the world series will
be broadcasted at the same place ev
ery day until the series are completed
und new world champion announced..
PITTSBURG, Oct. 7. (A. P.) End
ing a long vigil in the chilly night air,
several thousand fans, headed by a
woman, Mrs. James Uiuck of Wells
burg, V. Va., swarmed into the unre
served bleachers of Forbes Field to
day as the gates were opened for the
first game of the world series.
Mrs. Lauck, the first woman to take
her place In line, appeared outside
the ball park at 11 o'clock last night.
Already several hundred persons had
started the long wait and without ob
jection from those farther back in the
line, Mrs. Lauck was given the first
position.
the extension of the Hill lines down
to Klamath lake was known. We
were preparing to develop our timber
holdings when the railroad plans
were -changed, construction stopped
and w;e postponed our own schemes
for cutting the timber.
Wants Two Ha II roads
"It was always our Idea that the
district around Klamath Falls em
braced such a largo body of timber
that more than one railroad would
fully be warranted to hundle it. We
have delayed development down
there because there are not available
railroad facilities. Three railroads
can give you more cars than one,
particularly when you , need them
badly. Bend operators, I believe,
have been much helped by having
three railroads."
"I think Klamath Falls will be far
Are You Tired, Achy
All Run Down?
WIIX Bl'ILI) TO KLAMATH
(Continued from page one.)
This Medford Resident Tells Von
How to Oct Well.
Tired all the time?
Lame, stiff and achy?
Tortured with nagging backache?
Knife-like twinges when you stoop
or lift?
Miserable with headaches, dizzy
spells and bladded irregularities?
All are signs of kidney sickness!
. Use Doan's Pills a stimulant diu
retic to the kidneys.
Here's Medford testimony: (
Mrs. Harry Hummett, 208 Tripp
St., says: "I used Doan's Pills for an
attack of kidney trouble and I know
The Markets
Livestock.
PORTLAND, Oet. 7 Cnttle Dtcndy;
receipts 35. Hogs Bteudy; revelptn
BOO (400 contract) market steudy.
nrt nxncnalvo unilcrtn klnc It Shocn steady: receipts 500 (208 con-
c to elenn the .thick brusn. . trncl)
tl stuVn'tH from nil the land
rid would he Inundated. Per
In If Hint were done, the de
f the nnnunl prowth of moss
j weedi would Htitl make the
ipnlntnMe.
ne who hns vl-dred the lakes
will npree with Mr. CowgiH's
it that "we may expect this
i to grow wore ns more land
f by filling the lakes to hlch
by the recently built Irrlga
is." lople ofWdford are very fnr
n havlne;the opportunity to
Is abundant sunnlv of moun
Ins water to their homts
if It does cost n million dol
ts n bnl'L-nln nt that tlenllh
lnes which depend so much
'water, will pny blK dividends
nveslment.
also verv fortuncte in hav
: very capable, sincere men on
lent water board. They are
X) do thlnirs In nil efficient,
mny. They nre p. vllallv In
jfrnm a taxpayers' standpoint
ir I.
ind Ihelr asslitnnts hece stud
jproblem. n nn tl'e; thelf
ns nre undoubtedly qulle
pders of Medforrtnre being
ir a lot of things all at once
r th'nklne them over, they all
(id. Po 1 -lM vote it Oc-
; nr.rtT n. i.oivrv.
it lath street. O q
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nlth gas. If
Portland Wheat
rORTI.AND, Ore.. Oct. ".-r-Whent:
HIM) bard white 1.38; hard white,
blucstem. baart J1.84; soft white
$1.33; western white $1.32: hard win
ter, northern spring, weijern red
$1.25.
Today's car receipts Wheat 77:
flour 7; corn 3; oats 1; hay 8.
PORTI-AXD, Ore., Oct. 7. Kbrs
firm ot one cent higher. Current re.
celpts 37tyc; pullets 37 37 Vie;
firsts 40 4 iff 41c; extras, 4C840V4C.
though It will take all the money
In the United States to lick the Ger
mans. "
O. n. lllddle, statistician for the
Spokane, Portland and Seattle was tnere Is nothing better for this com
on the stand a snort time today, in piuint. I suffered from severe back
read a mass of figures Bhowlng that aches and at times, 1 felt dull and run
the first year the Oregon Trunk ex-' down. My kidneys acted lirlgularly,
tension from Bend to Klamath Palls tuo. Doan's Pills soon relieved tho
was nperaled It will show a deficit ot backache and put my kidneys In good
$121,000, but that the fifth year will order."
show a net Income of $5119,000. Price COc, at nil dealers. Don't
A. .T. Davidson, genernl mnnager of simply ask for a kidney remedy get
the Spokane. Portland and Seattle Duan's Pills the same that Mrs.
und Oregon Trunk told of the pres- Mnmmett had. Koster-Mllburn fo.,
ent service between Hend and Port- Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv.
Medford's Last Chance
to Secure County Seat
The "moving spirit" in the small oposition to the cily hnll siiyn if
the people vote for the city hull tomorrow tlmt it docs not move the
county sent to Metlford.
. Anyone with a thimhle full of brnina knows thnt but if the propo
sition curries it will prove to the people of Jackson county thnt Med
ford people nre willing to do their part to secure the county sent liy
providing free temporary quarters for the county officers and will
furnish free n permanent site for the new court house should the peo
ple vote to remove Ihe county sent to Medford. j
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llllltd I fclll'JIHI I,II1IUII Ull UWIIIIIJ' LI1UI J ill I III 1 ,11 I II
nutter firm; standard cubes up the bonds tomorrow the. people will vote for removal mid put 1li
half cent. Extra cubes, city 62o:' ...I,,,,., :, .;n k p ii, , ,, ....;.. .i i. r;,
standards 50c; ptlme firsts 49c; firsts -""".' "" '"- hi.i.v .....,........ ....u
'46Vc; undergrndes nominal; prints to the people of the entire county.
HM,rI!iv" e., chumm cream AshlUntl's Chamber of Commerce directors, the Ashland city eoun-
52c net shippers track In wine one. cilnicn ns well ns h large number of citizens of that city have signi-
Raw milk (4 per cent) $2.55 cwt.
f. o. h.. Portland. .
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( jvv:cwc r- -fr,day
jy W Turtle Svgi W
SIMM
he Tale of a Man
'ho Fought for Hii
cart's Desire.
Bill Desmond
In
Ridin'rW
Iff mm 1 1 s&i I . M'
LJajJiilUL IK?
( Including JPish Bowl)
We are giving away a crystal bowl containing two gold fish, with the purchaao
of a fifty-cent box oh Lac-Lax, the delicious candy laxative. .
Children delight in these lively little gold fish, the goldest we could find any
where. They ate fascinating to grownups, too, and the clear crystal of the
aquarium reflecting the golden flashes of alert, busy little Inhabitant! add an
ornamental touch to the home. 1 '
We couldn't think of a more acceptable gift with which to introduce this very
mild and pleasant laxative. And a laxative of this kind is very important
at this particular time. Lac-Lax are mild and harmless, nothing habit-forming
about them. Crown folks like them and children really delight in takinf
them, for they are just like little mint lozenges.
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THIS OFFER IS FOR
THURSDAY' FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY
OCT. 8 OCT. 9 OCT. 10
JARMIN & WOODS DRUG STORE
The Model Pharmacy Opposite Groceteria
Pntiltrr.
Poultry steady. Heavy hens. 2.1c!
Iliiht. file: sinimrs. 20 29c: young:
Ri'hlle du.ks. 2l1f2Sc.
w
I'ntatoos.
Potatoes weak, new 11. ""'JJ 1.85.
Onions slow, Jl. 5018 1.60. q
Kan rninel'0 Market,
RAX KItAXCIHro, Oct. 7. Butter
fat, (. o. b Sun Francisco, 63tc.
fied n 'willingness to vote for the removal to Medford.
If the people do not vote for removal in Mny the city hall will not
he built. .... ' 'I
If Medford people do not vole for the city hall tomorrow the' coun
ty scat removal is settled for years to'eonie, possibly for good ns the.
county court will proceed to repair and add to tla present structure,
at nu expense of iji.'iO.OOO or more.
It's strictly up to Medford tomorrow,
COURT HOL'SE COMMITTER.
Paid Adv.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS, relative to
safety, have taken the topmost place among financial
institutions. The following table shows the per cent
cf loss to total resources:
Building & Loan .0084
Savings Banks. . .126 , '
Trust Companies .231
State Banks 1.293
Private Banks . 3.628
tnrr
"Invest With Safety"
Jackson County Building & Loan Ass'n
30 North Central Avenue Medford, Oregon
C. M. KIDD, Pres. O. C. BOGGS, Sec. Atty.
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