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THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEIWORD, OlilWON. AVIOnNKSOA V, HlCriOM HKR 8. 100!).
.PRISONERS 00 SHIPS FIRST LOS ANGELES TO
FRISCO PLANS
FAIR IN 1915
It's a Pleasure
T STOCK BEST TO ESCAPE CAR OF FRUIT REMAIN CLOSED
OFFERED
FOR
Offer Made to Encourage Growing Only Vigilance of Pulioo Succeed in Jacksonville on Tuesday for
of Fancy Market Stock I Holding the Spokane ! Time In History Consigned
in the State of
Oregon.
Prisoners in
Check.
PORTLAND, Or., Dec. 8. Prizes! SPOKANE, Wash., Dec. 8.
Car Lot of Fruit to
the World.
First Alcxeamlcr Re-elected Mayor, Inill
a eating Citizens Arc in Favor
! of Closed Town
Policy.
LOS AXGKI.KS, Oil.. Dot'.
Backed hy Business Men Plan for
Big Exposition to Observe Canal
Opening Is Under
Way.
l SAN' FRANCISCO, Oil., Doc. 8.
For the first time in the history
for the stoek raiders of the northwest! Weary of their 10113 nnftuoment, .0of Jacksonville a oar load of apples Returns early today ituliealo that Mucked hy prnolicnly every buxiinn
arc offered by the Portland Livestock disgnmtled ami bew!'iorcd mem- . wm, 00llp;vlul(l ,lim,t tnm ,1,,,, ,,m, Mayor George Alexander, the unudi- , ,m.foional man in the eit v. aid-
A . bers ot the Industrial Workers of the , M, , , ,. , , k, , " . ,
Exchange. The following premiums World attempted to break from the 1wesdny. Iho car was made up ot dale of. the (mod (lovernment League 01 by every commercial organization
wllbbe aawrded for the best Christ- Franklin school last night and but. for 1 N'uwtowns aud were consigned to the has been re-elected major of Los and gunruntded the necessary finan
inns cattle flipped to the Portland the vigilance of the Spokane police London market through the Rogue Angeles over the Republican candi- oitil support, the promoters of the
Union Stock Yards: Pest car steers, the temporary jail would have been j River Fruit Growers Asoeintiou. date, George Smith. Returns from proposed Panama-Pacific Kxposi-
not le than "JO head, $lf0; second empty today. The delivery was) mm.., ,,. .,, ,, lir,.liiii-,l 141 mvniiin ...iw AloxiuuW i:t.. ti will begin nt once to raise the
prize, !?o. nest oar ol cows, 1101 pinuucu ior inst evening jusi as ine
Loj Hi.,,, OA l.nnil. 1n vnnmiil nriii nii.lit clnff wnc ,-iiint mi ilnlv t
S7f,. HmT sinule steer. S2S: second! Tho tmsoners" hiwl raimivVd tlu Jacksonville nnd there will bo three exauder's majority l.M.I vote.
of 080 votes Smith, PJ.flti'J, making- Al-
At
more cars hippod from this orchard Alexander's headm.artci it was
claimed his majority would be be-
neeessary tuiids lor Holding tne nig
fair hero in 1!1.", to commemorate
the opening of the Panama Canal.
The, proposition was made l llo-,
mer S. King, president of the llui.l;
of California and of the Pacific
prize, ltet single cow, jo; see- iincK partitions in tne nir-sliait lead
ond prize, if 13. ing from the second floor to the once.
The cattle will bo judged on the basement, had armed themselves Considerable lruit tins been slup- tween 12.000 aud XOUO
nioniingofDecemberl4andsoId.it with a piece of steel, had piled up ped from JHckonvilh heretofore but , With the exception of Richmond Ocean Exposition company nt a meet-
linction that nfternoou. Judges of tons of brick behind the radiators this is the first shipment in carload puut, candidate for the council, the ing of 000 merchants and in a lew
the stock offered in the competition in the cast room and needed only to 1 lots. It will not be the last, however, , entire Good Government ticket ap-' minutes the plans were under way.
will be John F. O'Shea, Portland; kick out a wooden gate in the base- there is goodly acreage of apples parontly has been elected. Henry No subscriptions have been taken
FrnnkBrown, Carlton, Or.; and (. niont to fain freedom. iud pears coining into bearing in Lyons, for the council, was the only as yet although several merchants
W.-Gammie, Portland. 1 When Officer Willis investigated that section, which will lie snipped Republican organ man elected, ae- have volunteered to contribute tund
The offer is made to encourage the , and foibd the attempt at freedom, from that station.
crower and feeder of cattle through- ' the brick nnrtition 011 the second
outHhis territory and is expected to 'floor as well us the one on the first SAN FRANCISCO RAILROAD
-help, in the development of the live- floor had been removed.
"stock industry. The Value of a big-.
ger livestock market at Portland is 'MACVEAGH RAPS AT
shown by receipts at the local yards
during the past month. In Novem
ber C0I8 cattle, 5S4 calves, 7349
IN RECEIVER'S HANDS
cording to early indications, 'lite
total vote cast wa. close to 40.000.
It was the heaviest vote ever polled
in a municipal election here.
The silent vote of the city N con
sidered to be responsible for the ad-
SAN FRANCISCO. Oil., Dec. S
Till" ntiAi n rf mi.. - ri 1 . . . .... . .
inc. auuMti inuol , me wecau onore iwuiromi company nutted detent ot Mnitli.
of San Francisco today is iu the! The election of Alexander and the
(Continued from paKe 1.) hands of a receiver, colelctor of ens- (jl)0d Government League council iu-
sheep,U2,744 hog and 274 horses big and little, it will be impossible to toms, Frederick Stratton, has been dicato that the citizens are in favor
were brought to the Portland market, have aii honest service for any length appointed to the duty by Judge . of a closed town policy, which i- fav-
The"' approximate value of the 457 of time. Mordw of the United States circuit' 0red by the mayor.
cars that made up the receipts was "Any considerable share of the court. ' .
DON'T FORGET TO BUY 1
RED CROSS STAMPS
A Red Cross Merry Christmas
siamp lias iieen aptiv named a iniiici 1
in the fight ugaitixt consumption. A
.stamp costs one cent or a cent bus
a bullet to fire straight nt the vitals
of the great while plague. Hut 110
onlinnrv bullet eonlil iiei't'iiini tint vn-
iicd services of the Christum Mump.
It carries a nming agniih! cpnaie
hidciMl Id pay vdiip ii'di'im-v bill
vlun you ili'itl lii'i'i- fop tlu'
items iifp nlwjivK eorrei-t.
Wluit j,mvcs i( additional pleas
ure is the I'ai't Hint you know
Full Value
for your money has been receiv
ed (hat you are charged with
(lie lowest prices on the very
best goods.
It's inulual pleasure doing bus
iness with us.
Allen Reagan
The Square Deal Grocers
Soiw.oUU, a tidy sum that went into present cost of this demoralization -ino railroad company went into WILL HENAMt. rAMUUb ; to the disease, it carries a messago
the pockets of the farmers and stoek- to the public revenues, to the effi- the hands of the receiver yesterday SOUTHERN OREGON CAVES of hope to Iho sufferer, it price aids
the visiting nurses usnnMutioii in its
work, its exhibition is a sign to all
men of the northwest. ciency of the service, and to miblie upon the petition of the nnldwin Lo
Atchison, Kansas, is the central and private mornlitv, is a tremen- comotive Works. Stratton will con- A meeting of the Oregon Gcograph-
point of four states, Missouri, Kan- dons amount to pnv in mere linuidn- timie to operate the road in an effort i.al Hoard is to be held iu the near that loyal men and women are git
sas, Nebraska and Iowa, that have tion of the smnll debts of political to assist the creditors to realize iipn ftituro at which time the matter of a ,WK practical evidence of their devo-
.on numerous years produced a corn ' leaders."
crop of a billion bushels. According
to the Globe, n newspaper at Atchi-
Itlnmcs Americans.
'reported unsecure claims aggregat
ing $1,900,000.
AFTER SUCCESSFUL HUNT
Africa,
name for the famous caves in South
ern Josephine county is to be con
sidered. Many names have been suggested,
noning them "Oregon Caves," ''Da
vidson Caves," and Jonquil) Miller's
designation. "The Marble Halls of
rrt 1.. 1.1 .i
son, the government estimate of the . j" " reirain PERMIT REACHES NAIROBI
"past year's total crop in the United 1 o,
' States is 2,707,310,000 bushels. Kan- lmf to defraud the govcni-
as' .began the growing of alfalfa in I mnt ?P 1
.1879 and if more had taken it up nt and, Prios to evade dtles "S'1
that time, it is estimated that the ! Zafo ' Cm"
' state would be much richer todny. ' . ., . At ,
Nohogs are marketed in the Mis-' fThe 83.cretar- o work
souri river packing centers that nev-,0f carrinff on,tlf revelations the
er tested corn. How much better are , h """n3 "nCV teloPe- two C0W8' 11,1,1 othcr trophies, sire on their part to view this great
tne opportunities 111 this 1'acific ... .,. oa .. ..yv": . 1 to Kennit';
nnrOivel fnr irrrnrilirr lincra nt. nlfnlfn " .....vi, ..o l" untf
of justice."
Secretary MacVeagh makes
NAIRORL British East
Dec. 8. Kormit Roosevelt arrived ' Oretron." A name suu'L'e.stive of the
here today after a successful two ' mnjesty and extent of the caves
weeks hunt in the Mnu forests. 1 should ho adopted. A nntne which
Two bull bongos, considered to be ' will nttrnct the attention of' the
the rarest specimens of African an-. sightseeing public and create a de
4 , -r- jf"
'and other foods than com than in
the middle west where alfalfa does
not thrive so well as it does hero.
..Medford, Grants Pass and Rosa
burp are assured new passenger de
pots by the Southern Pacific. In line
with the development and growth
that are in evidence in southern Ore
gon, that part of the state is getting
too big for facilities that have here
tofore proved ample.
An army of men is at work build
ing railronds up the eschutDes river
to the interior of the state. The
no
recommendntion on banking and
curency reform except to urge that
the change, when it comes, must be
fundnmentnly right and freed from
political partnership, specinl interest
or pride of opinion.
Must Sell IJonds.
In pointing out the condition of
s gun. Hie young natural Wonder, which excels the
hunter is in excellent health, and af- mammoth caves of Kentucky in ex-
tor a few hours rest, set out for tent and is only second to Crater
Mombasa where he will hunt asble. Lake in beauty and grnnduer.
Colonel Roosevelt and the members .
of his party expect to arrive here EXAMINATION FOR
t ton to tliu welfare of humanity's
greatest enemy. Don't fail to buy 1
Red Cross stumps aud help the eutixe
while at the sumo time identifying,
yourcelf with progressive people. You 1
can get them at the Commercial Club.l
In Case of Sickness
1' II 0 N K 0 .1 1
MEDFORD
PHARMACY
Near Poat Olfico All Night Sorvicu Kroo Dol ivory
tuidtu nur iii 1 trn 1 11
mini i-uiic rviuubu ill 1
BATTLE WITH M0R0S'
from Londinnn Saturday. Unusual
succes, tho reports indicate, have
attended their hunting there.
CLERK AND CARRIER
An examination for clerk and car
rier will be held at the nn-t office 111
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Reed. Mrs. I this citv on Jannarv 7. 1010. The
Moulden and Mrs. Carey were at the 'age limits nro JO to 45 years, on the
Fnnfs front runnli nt tt.. V
u 1 1 . -1 " ' ' uiuc uv 1110 c.MuiunniMMi. uiirnL'ii
At n7 Z u 8ay8' nns n?1 PVednesdny on a tour of nspection. .women will not be udmitted to th
at present, either in the banks or ml '.,:....: .. 1.. 1 ...
i:.WIIJllllllliJII, IJIII. llllllllll I It'll 1IIIIt:il
its vaults, materially more than a1
working balance, the secretary de-
winter season is not stopping tho
work and during tho coming yearclaies that it will become necesary
Jrains will be run iotn central Oregon in order to meet deficits, to sell eith
making a wide agricultural region ; er bonds or certificates of indebted
accessible to farmers. New rnil-iness.
roads, too, are entering tho coast j The ordinary receipts for the cur
. country, while in the southern end of i rent fiscal year of 1910 he estimutes
,tho state, railroad builders are push
ing norm irom Klamath Falls to
, .Matron on tho new Southern Pacific
line. Electric projects are active in
the Willamette valley. On the wholo
it looks like tho coming year will be
a record ono in railroad building for
Oregon. .
PRESIDENT SENDS IN
NAMES OF APPOINTEES
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7-Tho pres
ident has sent to the senate n list
of 1200 official nominations, mostly
of persons appointed during tho re
cess, ijio new ones include: Frank
lin Lane, re-nppointed interstate
commerce commissioner; Sanford
, B, Dole, to bo United States judge of
JIawaiij Fred D. Fisher of Oregon,
to bo consul general at Mukden, Chi-
nnir0iI,7 B MilIor' 0 bo C08"1 t
Belfast, Ireland; Charles H. Merrick,
to be register of tho United States
mnu onico nt Portland; Renjmnin P.,
Jones, to bo receiver of (ho land of
fico at Itoscbiirg, Or.;' George W.
Riddle, to bo register of tho land
office at Roseburg, Or.; W. H. Nnr
"Si to bo postmnstor at Forest
Grove, Or. j
dllng of fovernment work and tho, will bo admitted to the examination,
cutting off of avoidable expenditures eligible for appointment only as clerk,
without Injury to tho service or the Applicants must be phyically
people; and tho othcr from postpone- j sound, aud male applicants must be
menta of expenditures which can bo, not less than five feet four inches
delayed and subjected to more thor- in height without boots or shoes, and
ough economic scrutiny. j Weigh not less than 2.) pounds with
Loss In Mali, 1 out overcoat or hat.
In order to effect full pormanont' For application blnnks nnd for full
reductions In appropriations ho biik- , mfonnntion relntivo to the examinn
gests that thero should bo taken Into 1 tion, qualifications, duties, salaries,
Canal and public debt disbursements i C.D8,deraUon: The heavy 108808 to vacations promotions, etc., nddress
and tha dofiVit ia 7i mr, r.on 1 ino government on second-class mall , """"-'"'"leiy itimnm j. vwirner, sec-
For tho fisonl vpiir ion thn v. matter which require a discrimination ; retnry board of civil wnico exnmin-
J$$Z5& i t 'to bo, T""Tr rn,rtcr mMtke' "Mtonl 0fe-
OD0.O0O and the disbursements nt nded y the Intereats ot the foople OF THIRTEEN CAI1PHT
$023,224,550, which would )9nve a 1 and thB,1 wh'ch mere,y Emotes B0Y ? TlHGramR A RAUU
surplus of $18.77-; 4S0 n.w ...1. '1vai &la' tbo exceaalvo oxpondltures , HYInu TO HOB A BANK
for public buildings which suBBcatj -tho
slmplo amngoment by which '.,8T ;0UIS' Dee- 8- Tom Galla
snch bulldlti(? Will bo approved aud,!' .'t,caplurol aftor a waBn
ordered for the fields of tho public oa,d of,fo1 cemon 'ad surrounded tho
service only; tfltf ei?pondlturefl for lAWUa k, Broadway and Park
public worke; and th6 6xpondlture8 , ft""0' oAayt ctA that ho with
Mr nrinfin in arAtoL in another boy had planned to rob tho
on tho canal $97,009,049 has bpP.i!,ir ttnl - .i n.,t(n.v a, ,mnk. TI10 other boy, who wna act-
taken out of tho general fund of the I expenditures of tho government'.' Jt lnB nB Ioo,flllt' tlod wlion tho patrol
treasury nnd there is a continual i must bo a real rovhWon of ih affi-.-r wan "'Wed.
ram upon tho general revenues forldlturoe of tho government, It musf ,-, ',0 0tllor '' ' l to It,"
us work. It is desirable," says bo a general revision, both of those '"1? th y0"" "lHon'5', "W(
10 secretary, "that the settlement of appropriations which havo tl.olr inf. I Bb",ff. paflt tho ,,nnk tho ot,10'
nT. 7 ,1 ? ? ,J flt ,en8t H"at!vo 'n tho executive departments nml ""'nted to a pile of money
gun, and that tho expressed policy I and of those that havo tholr Initio- , 0 f;',u7d 00 through tho wlildW,
ol ho government to pay the costs tlvo In tho congress. an'1 "n, " bo oaay to got tlitftv
ot the canal frorn tho proceeds of Oorimratfon Tux. 'Thon 1,0 P'nnod how ho and I worn
bonds hi order that the next genera- I A brief reference to tho corpora-,' , Kot 1,0 ,r,a,, n' S allonrt of
.'' hmi suuro wan tins in tion tax law anva thnt. fi. nrm id lio would whlstlo If
MANILA, P. I.. Doc. S. Fanatical'
Moron and Sanon forced n fight on a '
(etachment ot constabulary under,
Lnrtz, near Mt. Mallndang, Mindanao
Island, lest Sundcy. Six members of
tho conntabulary, four porters and :
0110 pollcoman woro killed nnd ono
of tho constabulary waa wounded. I
Tho aggressors left 20 of tholr num
ber dead when thoy finally scattered. I
Somo four thousand fnu:;tlcs gath
ered In the vicinity of the mountain 1
two weeks ago nil 2 Governor Per"-'
ahlng expected disorder. Constabu
lary reluforcemonta havo beon aont to,
1110 sceno or trio right, nut no rurtlior
troublo Is expected, as tho trlboamen
r.r reported to bo rottn.lng to their
homes.
WANTED
Timber and Coal Lands
ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING CON
TRACTS TAKEN AND ESTIMATES
B. H. Harris & Co.
MEDFORD, OREGON
Office in Jackson County Bank Upstairs
at 048,000,000 and the. disburse
ments nt $082,075,020 which lenves
a deficit in ordinary receipts of $34,-
uo.uzu. Ada to this the Panama
priations are included for that yenr
at $48,003,524, it leaves a surplus
of $711,920.
Settle Canal Expense.
The amount already expended up-
'1P
K5
REAL ESTATE
'Order
Olympic
ttum
'bread and JjiHcuit.
-MotJicr.
SNOW AND COLD CONTINUES
IN FORCE AT HOOD RIVER
JIOOD niVER, Or., Dec. 7. With
the continuation of tho snowfall at
Hood River, tho thermometer is
orooping downward and has stood nt
about 10 above zero for tho entiro
dnj'. Tho wind is quito heavy from
tho east nnd tho snow is drifting
slightly. Sovornl of tho west bound
trains havo been anullcd for tho day
and all of tho trains nro running
late. Sloighing has never been hot
tor in Hood River and it is boing tak
en ndvantngo of by tho wood haulers
and tho small boy.
mo cost or tho eront
h.hfttil1 t 1 ...
" "" esiamiKiied." not only not earnings rmm M, nnnr.
.Vcccf for Xoxt Your. atlons of tho business, but also net)
In presenting his estimates for tho revenues from invnnimnnto nn,i n
next fiscal year, Secretary MacVeagh othor aources. Ho estimates th0 rov
polnts -out that tho sum, $671,288,- onucs to b0 dorlved from this tax at
075, Is less by 155,003,091 than tho ?15,000,000 for tho fiscal year 1010
j;S;ttol' for tl10 N8031 amI "ver and 125,000,000 for tho next year,
i 1088 t,mn tl10 c8tI'natcs For tho tariff board tho secretary
ror 1910. Ho declares that tho estl- claims nmplo authority to gather In
mates for tho. coming year are pro- formation for th0 president as woll ns
sorited as a careful measure of tho to assist tho treasury dopartmont In
actual and lrreduclblo needs of tho tho administration of tho customs '
government." Ho notos wlth Bat,8facUon nn ,m.
Tho time Is nearly rfpo," ho Bays, provomcnt In tho relations botwoon
for wise and Judicious aavlngs In tho office of tho comptroller of the
federal expenditure," and ho points currency with th0 national banks and
out that thero are two claaaes of re- tho stimulation of bank directors to
diictlons In tho present: estimates. Ono a livelier and mora detailed sense of
ot theao results from Improved ban- tholr active responsibilities '
has beon coiiHtrued to moan! . "",M0"J coming, but ho novor
IIIUi
Ho Just duckod."
'Abaolutoly
clonn mid intru,
wlioli'Honio and
nutritl ottH
iiitulo from HO'
looted S'orth'
wcutciTi wheat
IllHlHt 11IIOH
Olympic
"there Isn't
anyjuitua
Kooa
Farm Land Timber land
Orchard Land j
Residences City Lots
Orchards and Mining Claims -
Medford Realty Co
Roi?.m 10, Jackson County Bank Buildlnq
A'F ttoWVL GROCER'S
m.i , , r, irirnj'a.uiu --
1 . u .
RESOUND
The best resolution' for yon
to mako is to oomo'tb1 us for
your noxt suit, if ybtt want
something out of tho ortH'tmry.
Wo tltt'tho best work and chargo
tho lowest pricoH.
W. W. EIFERT
Tim rEOQEUHSIVB TAILOK
ANNOUNCEMENT
Tho Roguo JfW'or Cunning & J&'rtpnTfttiui; company will dovoto
Mondayfl and Tliunsdays of each wt'ttb to ciiHtom work iu tho man
iifnetiiio of elder, iipdo buttor and .frtPMs.
J'honu your ordorn fo' "ioo wnol oidor W 11X2. HolivorioH will
ho made on Tuesdays mid .Fridays of each xrctV.
LtiOGUE RIVER CANNERY & EVAPORATING' COMPANY
Mill In foest Medford. Pione 11X2,
P. O. Hiinseri! Tom Moffm.
We nuiko uny'ind'aiid flty'o of Windowj, tJVo carry
plnftt df' any siac on hiind.
Medfordrasli & $06? Co.
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