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i, -, sv, jriq. tau.jK- 8 MEbKRD MAIL TlUBUJNJiJ, MJliUfclUiU. OMIKIUJN, Y WUJNUteJJA: BRITISH UPON RACE RIOTS Enflllsh Press Unanimously Excuse Disorders In America Followlnn Reno Prize Fiflht Slap Is Taken at Roosevelt LONDON, July 6. Although de ploring raco riots In many American cities and towas following the Jeffries-J oto'jon fight, the London , pa pore almost unanimously excuse tho disorders. Tho uauaMy nntl-Ameiluin Globe, commenting on tho riots and lynch ing bees, ioilowlnc the fight, says: "Our Bympi'tly runs moro to tho man with tho ropo than to the bla tant blackB. It is against human na turo to expect white nieu to accept tho negroes insolent assortion that Johnson's victory established the su periorly of tho blacks, without in stant protest. Sympathy With Whites. "Tho Reno contest was tho most Injudicious one over porialtted, and tho racial effects will continue for are. vnmiwff "Tho Americans aro'tho trustees of tho predominance of whites over blacks, and wo believe they will prove true to their trust." Many of the papers deploro the fact that a white man should have con sented to meet a negro and somo re Iterate the condemnation of former Champion Tommy Burns for ever baying consented to meet tho negro In tho prize ring for a few paltry dollars. The Star takes a fling at tho pres ence of women, in the fight arena, saying: "When next we are shocked at the spectacle oSpanish women at a bull tight we must remember that In an Anglo-Saxon community women watched two nearly naked men fight until one was pounded Insensible." Tho Star also takes occasion to "josh" Colonel Roosevelt for his Guild Hall speech, reciting the col onel's statement that a nation's first -duty is to preservo order. Slap at Roosevelt. "His complacency must be shaken," says the Star, referring to Roosevelt. "Wo await to see whether he will apply tho criticism of England's con duct of affairs In Egypt to his own country. It is a pity that Americans jure not cultivated in the art of tak Jajr sportinc defeats in a dignified manner in minding their own busi ness politically." The Star finds comfort in the fact that Sir EHon Gorst Is not to be removed from the position of British agent In Egypt, saying: "Roosevelt allowed himself to be come tho catspaw of a cabal against Gorst and did much to kill the liber Us' confidence In him." LOST LITTLE ONE IS FOUND Feared FIvc-Ycar-Old Hail Been Car ried Away by Pan.th.cr Three Days' Search In Forest Near Bell inoham Successful. BKLL1XGIIAM, Wash., July u After 100 mou ami women, headed by Mr. and Mrs. ,H. KHue, lind hunt ed for forty-eight hours through tho forest covered mountains in tho vi cinity of Canyon Falls for six-year-old Dnnny Kline, the child was found today near tho head of Lake What com, several miles from the camp. Tho boy was unharmed, though very weak from u two-day fast. Jt was believed that he had been killed by a cougar as many of the nnitnnls infest the district. AR PICTURES FROM FRISCO Churchmen Dcnjn Movement to Keep Finlit Reproductions Out of Bay City Supervisor Censors Have Already Cut Out Many. - Too Late to Classify ! I ; BELLINGHAM, Wash., July 6. Hoping against hope, continuing the search in order to save themselves from insano grief they know must come some time, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. ! Kline are heading a party of 100 men and women who for 4S hours have been beating tho bush In tho vicinity of Canon Falls, 20 miles north of this city, In tho vain endeav or to find their 6.. -year-old son, Danny. That the child has been car ried away by a cougar 13 practically certain. Many of theso animals roam tho rough country through which Canyon creek flows and there seems to be no other explanation for tho mysterious disappearance of the baby. Mother and father are almost ex hausted as a result of their long search. Tanlc on Fourth. Littlo Danny, with his mother and a party of friends, loft on July 4 for an outing at Canyon. About 4 o'clock In the afternoon tho lad was missed. Shortly before tho cries of a cougar were heard In tho canyon above tho picnic grounds. A search was made, but no traco of the boy could be found. Soon tho parents became thoroughly alarmed and news was sent to the nearby towns for men and lanterns. AH through the night the bush was beat en. The dense forest that spreads over tho rough country was gone over by tho searchers. It Is believed that a cougar pounc ed upon tho child at the outskirts of the camp, crushed tho young vic tim and carried him off before ho could cry out. Bloodhounds Aid Search. Bloodhounds were brought to the aid of the searchers yesterday, but after a night In tho woods they have been unable to get on the trail. Tho dogs showed every Indication that the scent of an animal had been found and not that of a human being which they had been accustomed to follow. Hope Is practically gone, but tho searchers are continuing their hunt In the hope that the boy will be found alive. LOST Seal ring, monogram J. R. R. a diamond on each side of seal, se cret cavity under monogram con tains picture, Inside engraving reads "Max to Jack," Xmas, 1904. Liberal reward for Information leading to recovery of tho ring. John R. Rob ertson, 9 N. Central ave. 93 FOR RENT 7-roora house. Inquire 719 Taylor street, East Medford. 97 FOUND Bank book, bills, time book etc. Namo on same, Jacobsen & Bade. Namo In check Is Jens Jensen. Owner call nt Bijou theater, pay for this ad and ask for Mr. Joe. LIGHTED CIGARETTE BURNS UP TOWN FRESNO, Cal., July 0. Laton, south of Fresno, was pnrtiully de stroyed by fire late yesterday with a loss of $75,000. A hotel, three stores, four residences and several -olhor largo buildings were burned. When the fire broke out most of the residents were at a picnic hnlf a mile away. It was only their speedy return and their organization into a bucket brigade that saved the entire town from destruction. A lighted cigarette, carelessly thrown in the bedroom of a hotel, is believed to have caused the fire. BELLINGHAM WELCOMES PICTURES OF BATTLE SAN FRANCISCO, July C Church- mon hero havo begun a movement to bar tho Jeffries-Johnson fight pic tures from San Francisco. Attornoy J. E. Whlto of tho Church federation declared today that ho bolloved a mu nicipal ordtnanco Is In force forbid ding tho display dr reproduction of crime. Tho church men will proceed undor this ordlnanco and upon tho conten tion that, a3 Governor Glllott pro vented tho fight from being hold In California becauso It was i. felony under tho law, tho display of tho pic tures would bo a reproduction of tho felony. Representatives of the mayor and tho board of supervisors today declar ed that tho churchmen may sparo their efforts, as a board of consors, nppolnted by tho supervisors, will pass upon tho question and thnt it the pictures aro found to bo sub versive to tho gonernl public morals tho censors will bar tho pictures. It was asserted that tho censors already havo barred moro thnu one- fourth of tho'plctures brought In by moving picture companies. JEFFRIES MAY BE BLIND. (Continued from Page 1.) recover his eight. "I won't say a darn thing about anything to anyone," pugnaciously declared Jeurlcs at a lato breakfast or early luncheon at a local restau rant today, following his arrival with his party from Reno. Tho "California Bear" was not feel ing particularly wll In body or spirits and his conversation was confined to tho foregoing phrase wi:h a later remark as ho was plied with ques tions, that "I tuess I can get along without nowspaper men now." Jeffries probably guesses right, for Dewltt Van Court, who w; o with Jof frles, said that Jeffries had deposited a check for $40,000 In a local bank nnd still had a llftlo moro to put away when ho reaches tho southland. Jeffries will go to tho Piedmont baths for a timo to rccuporato and the-"wlll retreat to his ra id at Bur-bank. A ten-minute "straggle" in writing a want ad and you'll sell thnt property as sure as taxes 1 - H. B. Patterson, tho Qua-' "" kor Nursery man, has moved " his office to 116 Eaot Main "" "" street. "" FULLER'S FUNERAL HELD NEXT FRIDAY CHICAGO, Ills., July 0 The body of the Inte Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller will arrive here tomorrow. Tho funeral will bo held Friday afternoon nnd tho body will be buried in Grace land Cemetery beside thnt of bis wife. Rev. James Freeman will officiate. The pallbearers will be Justice C. Holmes of the United States su preme court; General Thomas Hub bard, William D. Hyde, Hugh C. Wal lace an'd Tacoraa Nathaniel Francis. J ROOSEVELT SILENT (Continued from Page 1.) BELLINGHAM, Wash., July 0. Tho Joffries-Johnson moving pic tures will bo welcomed iu this city. No racial troubles have resulted hero from tho Reno contest. Thoro nro "very fow negroes in this section. Victoria Wants Pictures. VICTORIA, B. C, July 0. Tlioio will bo no opposition to tho Jeffries and Johnson fight pictures, theio boing very fow negroes in Victoria. servntion nnd similar subjects was in hearty .concord with mine." "I did not express to him any opinions regarding senatorial nomi nations nnd Poindcxter did not nsk for any. I do not believo Poindexter was responsible for any statement in tho morning papers except as I havo indicated. Wo did not dis cuss political questions in regard to the Northwest and wo did not touch upon Bollinger affairs." COCKRELL'S DAUGHTER WEDS MINISTER FROM GREECE T. R. By McCutcheon. A book of this famous cartoonist's draw ings, depicting the public ca reer of Ex-President Roose velt. Just off tho press. Medford Book Store MEDFORD TO PLII EUGENE Double Header for Next Sunday for tho Championship .of .Southern Orcflon and tho Willamette Valley Euneno Team Is Leader Amonij Valloy Players. Mannger Hall of tho Medford bull team has uindo arrangements to play Eugene two games on tho Medford grounds next Sunday, July 10, for tho championship of Southern! Oio gon and Willniuetto Vulloy. The forenoon game will bo untied at 10:80 a. m. and tho afternoon gatno nt 3:00 p. tu. Eugene will havo tho pick of all tho host players in tho Willnmotto Valloy and will be tho strongest team Eugene over hud. It is now up to the Medford plnyors to miiko good and keep tho cham pionship nt home. You can rest assured that these two games will bo tho most bitterly fought over played in Medford. For somo timo the fun- li wishing for the Medford bunch to incot soma good outside team, thnt would givo thorn a hard fight. Now thair wish is gratified, and tboy will sco two of tho best ball games played this season. On account of the heavy expense of bringing the Eugene team horo CO cents will be charged for grand stand and 23 cents for bleachers. Read the furnished room ads hi tho pupor todny and then writo n better one. It'll find von a lodger. PICTURES OF FIGHT Commission at Capital Rulo Aoalnst Reproduction of Reno Battle, Foar Inil Moro Raco Riots. WASHINGTON, I). C, July (1. Believing that more nice riots would follow tho exhibition of tho .loffrios Joliiison piotures iu Washington, tho commissioners of tho District of Co lumbia ordered them burred. Chief of Police Sylvester requited (he commissioners to rulo against tho pictures and states that should the films bo shown raco riots would bo renewed. SIMPLE FUNERAL SERVICES HELD OVER CHIEF JUSTICE SOHTttSKTO, Me., July (1. Simple funeral services wore held horo this afternoon over the body of the Into Chief Justice Melville W. Fullor. Among those who attended tho ser vices woro Justice- Holmes of tho supremo court and Govornor Hughes of New York. President Tuft, Colonel Roosevelt and many others telegraphod regrottiug ,their inability to attend. Scattlo Favors Pictures. SEATTLE, Wash., July 0. The Jeffries-Johnson fight pictures will not bo prohibited in Seattle. There is littlo danger of their causing racial trouble, the police say, tho Fourth having passed without a single clash between tho negroes mid whites. RKPOKT OP TIIK CONDITION OF TIU0 MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK nt Mcdfortl, In tho State of Oregon, nt tho cIobo of busi ness, Juno HO, 1010. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts $394,329.44 Overdrafts, secured nnd unsecured 24,853.57 U. S. bonds to sccuro circulation 49,800.00 Premiums on U. S. bonds 1,795. S7 Bonds, securities, etc 32.2C2.C4 Banking house, furnlturo nnd fixtures 35,071.14 Duo from national banks (not roscrvo agents) C30.D3 Duo from Btato nnd private banks nnd bankors, truat compnntos nnd savings banks 1,034.35 Duo from approved rcsorvo agents CO, 012. 08 Checks and other cash Items 4,940.39 Fractional paper curroncy, nickels and conta 31G.54 Lawful money resorvo In bank, vlt: Specie $33,119 Legal tender notes 1,000 34,119.00 Rcdcpmtlon fund with U. S. treasurer (5 per cent of circulation ' 2,490.00 Gold dust 2C7.51 Total $641,929.00 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid In $. 60,000.00 Surplus fund 10,000.00 Undivided profits less expenses nnd taxes paid 17,000.00 National bank notes outstanding 49,800.00 Due to state and privnto banks and bankors. . 2,523.32 Individual doposlts subject to check 405,802.12 Demand certificates of deposit 39,821.57 Time certificates of deposit 0,892.05 Total $041,929.00 State of Oregon, County of Jnckson, as: I, John S. Orth, cashier of tho abovo-nnmed bank, do solemnly swear that tho above statement Is truo to tho best of my knowlodgo and bollof. JOHN S. ORTH, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to boforo mo this Cth day of July, 1910. C. L. RI3AMES, Notary Public. Correct Attest: WM. M. COLVIQ, J. E. ENYART, J. A. PERRY, Directors. DALZELL A CANDIDATE TD SUCCEED FULLER MoKKKSPOHT, P July II.-John Diilr.oll, regular Kopiibllonn nominee for ru-oluullim lo Oongtess, today was put forward by (ho Nowh hoiu us it Niici'QHSor to tho position of Cliiof. Justice of tho supromu oomt of tho United States made vauniit by tho death of Melville W. Fuller. NO RIOT IS FEARED IN SLEEPY PHILADELPHIA now Iho fouling hohvouii Iho whlltm and blacks which lOHitlleri In HoIh hero Monday niuht. "1 don't itnliulpiilo it riot H' Iho piuturoH nro shown hero," said Mayor Kovbiiin. "I'll simply Hpll on my IiiuiiIh and hold buck." jcuun ucniiun iu nuu PROMINENT CLUBMAN PHILADELPHIA, Pa., July ll. -Mayor Ruyburu today refused to pro vent tho Joffrios-JohiiHon fight piu t tiros in Philadelphia. Ho said he did not Ihlnk tho pictures would ro- NlOWl'OUT, It. I July fl. FrloiulH of MIma Kdlth Deacon ami George l'onliody, both prominent In Newport society cliclo'j, nru planning today to glvo thoin a reception upon tholr re turn from llonton following tho an nouncement of their oiiKnuomont. Tho anuouiitOineiit wnti uindo by Mm. Chnrloa II. Baldwin, gniudmnth or of Mlim Deacon. Tho hrldo to bo In n sister of I'rluroim Itutlxlwlll, for merly Minn uorothy Deacon, who mar ried Prlucu Albert Itudxlwlll In Lon don yostordny. NORWICH, Conn., July 0. Anna Coekrell, daughter of Intorstnto Com merce Commissioner Francis M. Oockrojl, and Lmnbrosn Corrimilas, minister from Greece to tho United States woro married horo today. Tho ceremony wns conducted according to tlio Greek ritual, a Greek priest officiating. Mr. nnd Mrs, Corrimilas will spend a six months honoymoon in Greoco, Demonstration in Fancy Cooking Miss Julia Cowley JULY 6th to 9th, 1910 Krsas2ria t&wts&s-wtvxzr'zz L"saswstti5?Trs Every woman in Medford will be interested in knowing that a demonstration of the many uses of extracts and fruit colorings is now going on at this store. Probably one woman in each 100 knows one-tenth of tho ways of using extracts and colorings so as to produce the most palatable dishes. A trip to this store will, in a little while, acquaint you with many arts of fancy cookery that you will be clad to know, rraiiuni'i'iL n iw.i :-, - "- TTTTj.rrTTiirjBrgr7FM. W4RNER, WORTMAN & GORE,MNCORPORATED GROCERY PHONE 286 MARKET PHONE 281 Is is Theatre High Glass Vaudeville Toni&ht Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miller, Comedians Song and dance artists. Something that will please. New and a novolty, WATCH FOR tho Williams & Wright Co. Sunday night. Tho big Dutch not. THREE REELS OF LATEST PICTURES. 1. Imrgcmnti of Holland. 2. The Princess nnd the Peasant. .'). Mo.x Makes a Touch. 4. Poor, but Proud. r. Illustrated Song, "In Dear Old Georgia." COOL, CLEAN, COMFORTABLE. The Best Ranch On Evans Creek This sounds like all advertisements, but if you will impure of any of the citizens iu tho neighborhood or nt WooriviJJu, they will make tho samo assertion. On acuoiiut of our extensile, plans for tho development of our (110-ncro orchard at Woodville, we have decided to hull our Sunny side stock nnd liny much of 173 acres on Kvnns creek. If you want deep, rich, black soil with irrigation for an alfalfa and stock proposition, an ideal location for raising horses, cattle mid hogs, joining an unlimited outside range with abundant water and feed, this surely will fill tho bill. 120 acres now in iilfulfa, wheat, oats, vetch, com ami bonus, balnucu deep red soil, partly timbered with oak, making a good fall pasture for hogs; 2fi acres of this will mnke n fine orchard tract with ery little expense. Perpetual and exclusive water right to all the water in May's creek; good six-room house, surrounded by ouks and laurels; new framed bum just completed, 72xfll, with 20-foot poHts, accommo dating 12 horses, (15 tons liny, 2000 bushels grain and nil wagons, faun machinery, tools and workshop; largo liny shed, running wa ter in corral; ranch fenced nndtrnsH-fcncod with ago wire. Quar ter mile to school; It. P. D. and Woodville grocery dolivory daily; Home telephone system in operation August lfi. To effect u (prick sale wo lm put the price at $100 per acre, half cash, balance three years at fl por cent. BAGLEY & STREETS OnluirdlMts and Itaiichcrs, Woodville, Oregon. SPEND THE SUMMER -AT Newport, Yaquina Bay The Only Beach in the Pacific Northwest Whuro tho pretty Water Agatos, Mobs Agatou, Moonstoe Cornelians nnd nock Oyatora can ho found. 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