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PXGBHHJR BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, atBDITORD. OREGON, WEPyflSDAY, 'AUGUST BO. 1011'. ' w Medford Mail tribune AN INDtPBNDRNT NISWgrAPKtt rUMLISHKD HVKHY AFTKRNOON I5XCKPT SUNDAY, BY TUB ' vrtirt.nr niiTW COMPULSORY ARBITRATION NEEDED. MRDKORD rniNTINQ CO. The Democratlo Times, The Medford MeU, The Modrord Tribune, The Boutn em Orcgonlan, The Ashland Tribune Office' Mall Trlbuno nulldln ? North Fir street; pnone, 'Ifomn 76. ng. 2&-i7-i Main 1821, OEOnOK PUTNAM, Editor and Manager RntArod n M-oni!-clnBn matter at Med ford. Oregon, under the act of March t, ISlV. Official Paper of the City of Medford Official Paper of Jackson County. .. HtrBSOJUTTJOST JIAT. One year, by rrtall .,.............15.00 One month, by mall .......... ,40 Per month, delivered by carrier In Medford, Jacksonville and Cen tral Point ...,,......... 60 Bntu'day only, by mall, per year., r.oo Weekly, per year 1.80 tWOUt CXKUUXJkTXOV, for alx months ending Dally average ror air December 31, 1S10, 2721. mil Iaitd "Wire TTnlUd Frees Dispatch. The Mall Tribune le on sale at the Ferry Newe Stand. Ban Fruetaco. Portland llotrl News Stand, PorUaad. nownian neve uo, -oriiani. wt W.'O. Whitney, seaiue. oo. 3 4 TELEGRAPHIC TAILOIDt. SAN FRANJlSCO. Miss Mary Ia frenco's poso as a cowgirl before a frlehd'B camera should have been a moving, plcturo machine. Today she Is recovering from a bullet wound, In flicted by a pistol in the hands of bcr little brother. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 28.- A. P. ' Jensen of Santa ioaa resembled "Fire Finger Smith,'" he was toid by two bunco detectives as they search ed him for a gun. He tarried $175 which today is the property of the "sleuths." TF THE threatened strike of the Southern Pacific inn- tcrinlfees and the commerce oC half a continent is crippled, the greatest sufferers will not he either the rail road or (ho workmen hut the public. Business stagnation and failuro will follow in its wake. This is always the case with a strike affecting a com mon carrier. Neither the eompairy nor the men recog nize the fact that the public has any rights in the matter though of late forced to admit the public's right to regulate rates and hours of work and other railroad details. As a matter of justice, the rights of both railroad and employes are subordinate to the rights of the public. The railroad exists but to serve the public, and the public's right to regulation should not stop with rates, but be ex- renaca to inciuao everyuiing mac may miuricre wim xne railroads duty to the public. Capital is entitled to a reasonable return on its invest ment of money. Labor is similarly entitled to a reason able return for its investment of brawn and muscle and brains. All disputes should be arbitrarily referred to a board of arbitration with full power to act and whose de cision snouiti uo uinaniff. It is a crude civilization that permits the commerce of a nation to be interfered with by the arrogance of rail road managers and labor leaders; that sanctions the grind ing of the vast majority between the selfish interests of two small minorities. The rights of the people arc supe rior to the rights of either party though each be self sufficient enough to imagine his rights and power groater than those of the public CURBING THE SUPREME COURT. COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS. ATLANTIC CITY. Long coats must bo worn by feminine bathers to cover, their bathing suits while walk ing between tho hotels and surf, ac cording to'an oroer Issued by Mayor Carmany. who objects to young men congregating on the streets. PALO ALTO, Cal. In addlUon to posting anU-bazIng notices, the'facul ty of "Stanford university Is securing tho signatures of students to a pledge that they will omit the "rough stuff." BOSTON, The steamer Kansas made port today with a cargo of os triches and live sponges. Tho, os 'trlches ate tho sponges, which were kept allTO by being fed raw ostrich eggs. ' SAN JOSE, Cal. Suffragettes 200 strong will march with bod-carriers, carpenters and other unionists here In the Labor day parade. FETALIJiLA, Cal. The famoun chicken raising country about here has nothing on the stork. FIvo arri vals, four of which are twins, came within nine hours. TO THE mind of the layman and tins should be a pwvnvnmnnt. of. lv mirl for lnvmmi Hinm is iiiorit. in Senator Bourne's bill providing that no act of congress can be declared unconstitutional save by unanimous vote of the justices of the United States supreme court. -Hie supreme court has too much power m the undoing of popular legislation. A majoritv of the court that is, lone justice can now nullify any needed legislation that may be enacted. A reactionary majority of justices can and regularly does overrule and upset the expressed de sires of the majority of the nation. The United States has no income tax, because the su preme court tories refuse to read it into the law. At the same time they read into the law words and meanings it does not contain and which were not contemplated, as, in the recent Standard Oil case. The supreme court has no check upon it, and is answer able to no one It has gradually seized a power not con templated in the Constitution, and now not only unmakes laws, but modifies those made. No other nation in the world permits a court to set aside or change legislative acts. The veto of a president ban be overridden, but there is no way tp override the veto of the supreme court often but the expressed inherent prejudice of a political acci dent. Congress should have the same power to override the supreme court veto that it lias to override the presiden tial veto. The people are entitled to such laws as they want, not what a few justices decide. 0.00 m.66 50,00 so.oo SAN FRANCISCO. Frank Wells is near death today as tho result of being stuck In the arm by a hatpin during the Eagles' parade. Blood poisoning has developed. VALLEJO, Cat Finding them selves" In need of moro revenue, the city commissioners hero aro planning to tax bachelors. SAN FRANCISCO. Sam Tornl'fl voico was all right to cry out his wares from a fruit wagon. Then bo serenaded Miss Milly Silvey and was arrested on her complaint as a public nuisance. SEATTLE, Wash., To enable the freshmen at tho University of Wash ington to know what can be done, the university will issue a book contain ing 90 "don't" rules to tho members of the filtering class this fall. TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Though ho hung suspended from a nolo ten min utes whllo 2ZU0 voub oi electricity shot through him and burned away hlB finger, Frederick Overpock, a llnomnn, survives. HUMBOLDT, la. Frank Gotch, wrestling champion of tho world. leaves' here tonight or tomorrow for Chicago to meet Hackenschmldt. Half the population of Humboldt will be nt tho mat-sldo when Gotch tackles the Russian. JONES SAYS IT LOOKS LIKE TAFT AND HARMON NORTH YAKIMA, Wash., Aug. 29 "It looks to mo that Governor liar tmbn and President Taft will be op posing candidates for tho presidency in 19J2," said United States Senator Jonos today, following his return from Washington. "Harmon," added Jones, "I believe , will bo tho choice of tho conservative dqmocrats, although ho will have a hard fiold from which tho wrost tho nomination If bo does. f "Taft is stronger today than he was six months ago, atJ(J I hellevo ho will bo nominated." - - ; j j Premiums for Pears at Show oo The premiums on pears at tho Sputhern Oregon fair to be, held in iredford, October 3 to 7, is given below. Growers should hold u nice dis play of this fruit for the big fair. Arrangements have been made to put the fruit in cold storage at the eipciiHc of the fair association. ENTBY. Firat. Second Third General display of pears, commercial pack, not less than three varieties of three boxes each " ."..i .'$10.00 $3.00 $3.00 Commercial pnek of the following varieties each exhibit to contain three boxes: Cornice s.uo Bartlett ., 0.1m 23. 24. 25. 20. 27. 2a. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 30. 37. 38. 3,9. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. Anjou Rose Winter Nellis Howell . Clairgcau uifepiny on plates, not less man live varie ties, four to each plate . . . .10.00 Plate of Cornice ...... 5,00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 Plate pf Bartlett Plate of Anjou i.00 i.OO Plate of Boso 5.00 Plate of Winter Nellis 5,00 Plate of Howell , 3,00 Plate of Clairgeau ., ' ;j.00 Plate of P. Barry 3.00 Plate of Beurrc Easter 3.op Piute of Idaho B.00 Plate of Flemish Benuty 3,00 Plate of Pound 3.00 Plato of Sccko 3.op Plate of Full Butter 3.00 Pinto of Sheldon .inn For all plate exhibits, plates of the nmc variety couirietimr iiuaiiiVt each other will be placed together. Exhibitors aro expected to remember their exhibit number on entry curds ho as to find their fruit ufter awards have been made. Cold stornpo will be furnished free of charge of eneh exhibitor to the extent of two apple boxes or four peach boxes for the suvinj,' of early fruits for exhibition purxHCH. 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 5.00 3.00 3'.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 1.00 1.0Q 1.00 1.00 1.00 3.(0 16.00 15.50 35.00 HENEY TO DEFEND VICTIMS OF HANF0RD SEATTLE, Wush., Aug. 30. Francis J. Ileney, the world famous graft prosecutor, will come to Seat tle to help in the defense of the nine men arrested us the result of the tight on Federal Judgo C. II. Han ford. Henoy, by telegraph to local at torneys, today accepted the offer q become chief counsel for tho de fense, und ho will close up his other affairs in order to come here as soon s necessary, TO PULL STRANDED SHIP OFF FROM CLATSOP SPT ASTORIA, Ore., Aug. 30. An other effort to Aill the steam schooji. er iurelia from the Clatsop Spit wjll bo made at high tide this evcpiiig. Last night tho tug Wiilltila failed and today will lo aided by tho One- onta. TlioAnrelia is loaded with ce ment and is not leaking. A portion of her cargo wos .jettisoned today and it is expected hhc will he pulled into deep water tonight. Hashing tor Heaitu. lie It romembercil. Mint i rrmilnr Urin of tho county vmitt for tho votmty of JiU'kNon, Htnto of OrvKon, bciiuit ")l liokt nt tho couHIiouko lit Jitcknonvlllu In until county mul Muto, on Wodiu'n uity, tho 3d tiny of Ait;u"t, IIMI, tliu tlmo fliuM tiy law for tho liolitlhit oC mU court, when worn turnout, lion, J, It. Noll, county Jvi0m; Jnuiox Owpiw. eoun. ty comiiUHHionor; Ueorurt u Lmvm, conn ty commissioner; v it. Colcuuui, clorh. und A. Juii0H, shrrlff. When tho following bill woro nviillt tMt 1', .1, O'OnrA. fruit Itmpcctor's sal ary for July, 1911 JUC.SO A. Jom, ahcrtfC'ii nlry for July, 111 333,33 W, w, llrtiinon. county roiul in ter'a Mtlnry Tor July, ltl ... 300.00 V H. Colomitn, county clerk'n l- nry for July, 1911 SJ0.00 Krvd It. Col v Ik. county recorder's nninry ror July, mi 311.08 J. It Nell, county JmlK' mtlnry for July. 19U 150.00 J. l'eroy Wellm, county mcIiooI ru lXTlntomlent'B tkxtnry fur July, 1911 ,...,.,, .,.,,., 150.00 V T. Clrlovo, county imn-naor'a Ralary for July. 1911 .......... 133.00 Jhh. M. Cronoiulilor. triurcr' nninry for July, 19 tt .......... 100,00 J. W. Wilson. Janitor's nnlnrv for till , 1V1 ................... John lilnesK. fcrrymnu'is snlnry for July, 1911 Fred U Colvlg, extra help In re eorder'a office. July, 1911 .... Frank I Coleman, extra help In clcrk'H office, July, 1911 .... Tnlent Mvrcnullla Co.. rtwd sun. piles ......... ............... 49.S0 Columbia Bridge Co , to npply on brldse aero Itosue rlvr ..... 65.00 Columbia UrldKo-eo.. t npply on brlilKe ncros.i ItoKUe river ... 50.00 Columbia nrldite Cv, to npply on brldco ncro4 Rosue river 30.00 Columbln Drldge Co to npply on bridge ncross Itoeue river ... 500.00 Columbia HrtdRQ Ca, to npply 011 brldco acrosn IloRtio river ... 175.00 Columbia ttrldee Co.. to npply on rnllrodd brlilso ner ICnKlO Point. Or. 500.00 Columbia IlrlilKO Co., to npply on mllroiwl brtdso near IkIo IVInt, Or. , 000.00 Columbia IlrldRo Co.. to npply on rutlroAd bridge n.r Ecl rolnt. Or EOO.OO Columbia Ilrldgn Co., to npply on railroad bridge near Uncle I'olnt. Or 600.00 Columbia RrldKO Co.. to apply on railroad bridge nenr Knglo rolnt. Or 500.00 Columbia Bridge Co.. to apply on railroad bridge near Kaglo Point. Or 600.0Q Columbia Urtdgo Co., to apply on railroad brldco near Kaglo Tolnt. Or E000 Columbia Mrldgo Ca, to npply on railroad bridge near Kaglo Point, Or 100 racme Telephone & Telegraph Ca, road phones, July. 1911 ... Talent Mercantile Ca, freight on road supplies Jamen Owens, work on roads ... TUo Clark & llcnery Construction Co., supplies for road district o. x ................... t rank Orlsez, road expense Trail Lumber Ca. labor for Grif fin creek rock bins ., 300.00 Geo. L. Davis, road work ...... 31.00 lU-all ft Co., supplies for roads.. S7.4S T, L. Devore, supplies for roads ,?C Mary I'eter, typewriting for V. W. Harmon ,t, 10.00 Otto Caster, labor on roads, road district No. K, Jul. 1011 ...,. 130.59 It. I. Gregory, tabor on roads, road district No. 4. July, 1911 . 500.00 It. 1 Gregory, labor on roads, road district No. 4. July. 1911 .. 208.10 W. V. Karmon, labor on roads, July, 1911 600.00 W. W, Harmon, lnlor"on roads, July, 1911 500.00 V. W. Harmon, labor on roads, July. 1911 EOO.OO W. VS. Hannon. labor on roads, July, 1911 600.00 V. W. Harmon, labor on roads, July, 1911 600.00 W. Y. Hannon, labor on roads, July. 1911 ', 500.00 V. W. Hannon, labor on roads, July. 1911 1 ........ M.... C00.0O W. V. Hannon, labor on roads, July. 1911 500.00 W. W. Hannon, labor on roads, July. 191t 500.00 W. V. Hannon, labor on roads, July, 1911 500.00 W. Harmon, labor on roads, July. 1911 7. EOO.OO V. W. Hannon, labor on roads, July, 1911 , 500.00 W. Harmon, labor on roads, July, 1911 .,...,.. 600.00 V. W. Harmon, labor on roads, July, 1911 447.SS Leonard & Goodhue, to apply on JhII contract 500.00 Leonard Sc Ooolhiicd to apply on jail contract , 600.00 Leonard & Goodhue, to apply on Jail contract , 500.00 Leonard & Ooodhue. to apply on jail contract ................ 310.U0 i.eonnni & upcwiiiue; 10 apply on Jail contract 200.00 Leonard U Goodhue, to apply on Jail contract 100,00 Ieonard & Goodhue, to apply on Jail contract 1.... 100.00 Leonard U Goodhue, to upply on Jail contract 100.00 Nicholson Hardware Co., rond sup plies EOO.OO Nicholson Hardware Co., road supplies 13.06 Von aor llellcn Uros., road sup plies .,,,,, .....,,,,..,, w2.45 L. V. Hoot, road cxpenso-, 7.30 Itogue Illver Valley Canal Co., rtd supplies 312.66 Trull Tumber Co., supplies for roads ,,..,.,... ... 10.80 Nunan-Taylor Co., supplies for roads ,.., , 93.89 Hcach manufacturing Co., road ma chinery 1C8.00 Nicholson tlardwaro Co., road supplies , 13,10 W, C. Lciiver, road xupplles 6.00 I'rovost llros., supplies fOr roads S3. 76 M. K. Abbott, road supplies 4.30 Hubbard liros., supplies for roads 436.95 uoKuc iiiver commercial urennras Co., 1 plough ror roads Crater Lake Lumber Co.. wood for roads , 95.00 Crater Luko Lumber Co., wood for roads ,, , 106,00 I). H. Miller, road expense, fuse. etc ,. 22.50 Win, Kof, supplies for roads, wood .,,,.,... .,,,,..,..,..,, 90,00 Itoguo ill vi) r Valley Canal Co., road suppllfH ' , , 4H.20 J. A. Hmlth, road supplies ,..,., 48,10 It. M. McL-un, road expcime, pow der ......... JfiE.QO Mnrrltt & Co., lumber for roads 30.00 Dig I'lnes Lumber Co., supplies for roads ., , ..,,.. A3.A0 W. J, Ilurbrldgo, coul for roads 88.05 Von Ucr Hellen llros., labor on I'roNpcot road ............... 799.10 Geo. lirown & Hans, labor on t'rospect road ,. 028.42 Hnowy IJulto .Mills, labor on I'ros- pcot road ,. ,, 138,14 M. K. Mlddlebusher, labor on Pros pect road , 74.20 Art Nichols, labor on Prospect road ., ,.,.,,,.,.,..,. 283,63 H. O. Chlldreth, labor on Pros- pect roud ..,,.., 27.80 Freeman & Wiley Co., labor on Prospect road ,,,..,,,,,, ...., 70, B0 Medford Hardware Co., labor on Prospect road ,.,,,, 20.31 Medford Itr-alty und Improvement Co., labor on Prospect road ., 410.04 Fonnert f FrullKrowers Hunk, labor on Prospect road .,...., 3,17. 36 llubburd llros., labor on ProHiieet road ,......., ,., . 192.26 Mnney Uros, labor on Prowpect rorxd T... 167.60 P. W, Haley, labor on Prospect road lV... too0 Farmer A FiullgroWiSi Hank. ' labor on Pruspeel nmil ..;. ii'OO It. K. Wnkenmn nml It, F. Antle, In nor on n import, rwui ...i.. iv,n 1. 1.. n.Mi.M...Mit IhIiiih mi l.rosnoet rortd i,.,i..t... ... .... tOO.OO WnUeiium & Antle, hxbor on Pros. ttArtt riiml ............... 1. 1. 1 600,00 C, It. Nntwlek, labor o) Pronpret John 'jtifiiiVouV laimr'Vn" Prospect road ......... .... .1 ..... Lester ThruoUmoHou. ,lnbor on roads, rtwd district No. .... Klmo ThroeUmorton. labor on roads, read district No. 8..... A, Throckmorton, labor on roads, i-tunl district No. Si......... M. JoliiiHim, blneksmlthliiK, road dlstrlot No, 3 Chan, linsye. blaeksmlthlnK. road district Na 3 ................ V A. Garrett, labor on roads, b..i..,l .llHlrlt.l Viv 10 .........t. Jns, Cnutrall. labor oil roads, road district wo. tu ...... IM Flnley. labor on nwds, rond district no, in It. It. Ktephensoii, labor on roads, roait nistrict ro. iu . . John Cantrall, labor on nwuls. road district No. 10 Harry Hyftn. labor on roads, road district No. 10 ,...... Nate Johnson, labor on roads, road district No. 10 .,,,". U C. Taylor, tnbor on roads, road dlutrlct No. 10 .....,,...... Flmer Lewis, labor 011 rinuls. road district No, 10 ............ Miles Cantrall. labor on roads. road district No. 10 .......... M. 11. lluck, labor on roads, road district No. 10 y Geo. Wolf, labor on roads, nvd district No. 10 Frank Htephetmon. labor on roads. roaa iiistriot . iu . Carl Cox. labor on roads, nmil dlstrlut No, 10 ............... tiniest lluck. labor on roads, rond district No. 10 ... Pren HnRklns. labor on roads, road district No. 10 ............... r,.... ,...iii.. Irtiu.i. itn nulls, roail district No. 10 3-16 Joe Uoldsby, labor on roads, road dlstrlot No, 10 . 'Ia Charles GregK, labor on Aiuds, nuid district .No. 0 " W. Jl. Iloslwlvk. labor on rMids, road district No. 10 Si.oo W. It. Garrott. latior on roads, road district Na 10 .......... t'-B" J. W. Hayes. lnltfr on ronds. road district Na It 3ou Jnko Moore, labor on ronds, road dlstrlctNo.lt " Ulll .Mot.re. labor on road, road district Na 11 - Henry Urltt. latmr on roads, road district Na 11 .0Q Italph Oarllng. lator on roads. road district Na 11 ".0Q Ike Wright, labor on roads, road district No. 11 00 Jack l'llppln. labor on roads, raid district no. 11 ... .... " Gra Garrrtt, labor on rourts, rtad district No. II . 3.50 J. W. Hayes, labor on roads. Meadows road ....... 43.00 W. L. Van I tauten, labor on Mead- ows road t3.00 C Van Houteii. labor on Meadown road .. SJ.00 Chas. Anderson, labor j' Meadows roaa 23.00 3I.0U t8.t 46IMK. 30. QU 3.33 51.7(1 .50 3.50 50.00 30.00 ,13.50 43.90 30.00 19,10 1P.I0 30.00 13 60 33,00 35.00 30.00 18.33 13.75 11.35 It 36 BVnn Houton, lalor tin Meadows 1 labor on Meadows 26.00 road (. llccman. rontl ,,,...., ,.......,.... C Johnson, labor on Metidous road 31 w0 J, H. Drake, labor on Meudows road 6.00 Jas. 1. Fredonbiirg, latnir on rouds, road district No. 13 58,00 Leonard Shelly, labor on roads, road district No. 13 7.50 Karl MclClnney. tabor on roads, road district Na 12 9.00 lurk Shelly, lubor On roads, road district No. 13 .76 Leonard Klielly. labor on roads, road district Na 13 ., 13,50 rtay Htoucr. labor on rouds. road district No. 13 8.75 Purk Hhelly. lubor on roads, road district No. IS 17.30 D. a Carlton, ranking raid maps, relocating roail expeuso 133,00 Ilobt. Fryreas, livery lilru for county surveyor .... 4.00 O, W. owlngs, expense for sur veyor's crew 5.35 Hayden Hcolt, relocating road ex xns ,... 15.75 C. W. Watson, relocating roud ex pense ..,.. ....,,....., 11140 F. A. Grlsitt. surveyor, roud peti tioned for by Hello Nlckell et nl 10.60 G. Klknnal, ciislnman. road peti tioned for by Hello Nlckell et nl 3.00 J. It. lleavenue, chnlnmun, roud petitioned for by Hello Nlckell et al 3-00 A. A. Grimes, chalnmnn. road peti tions for by Delia Nlckell et at 2.00 Wm. W. P. Holt, county nbysl clan's nalary for July. 1911.. 30.00 Frances Konney, help In school superintendent's office , 15, ,3 Leila Prim, help In school super intendent's office 17 00 Nellie It. Jones, work In sheriffs office, June, J9U 6100 W. A. Jones, extra deputy hlro for June, 1911 , 35,00 V. A. Jones, extra deputy hlro for July, 1911 67.60 Vi, A. jouve, jailer tor Jiny, iu, Jobn Wilson ,.... W. A. Jones, Jailer ror June, 1911, John Wilson .,.,, Ml ll red M. Noll, work In asses sor's offlco ;iura Hliimr. i-xtiit Work In asses- eor'n office 61.00 II. F. Meatier, deputy assessor litre, July, 1911 Kdiu Deltoioani, deputy assessor hire, July. 1911 Chuuticey Florny, deputy assessor hire, July, 1911 W W. Truur, deputy ansessor hlrr. July. 191 1 100.00 I II. JinnnV. ilenutv ussessor hire. July. 1911 160.00 Medford Prlutllitf Ca. supplies for assessor's offlco 30.01) W. It Coleman, telephone bill for July, 1911 38.09 Valley llecord, printing for ns- titaaor'n office, July. 1911 ... 31.00 Homo Telephone ft Telugruph Co. telephone bill for county, June, 1911 11.40 Tho itedfonl Hun, printing for clerk's offlco ,oo Jhs. M. Cronemlller, ropulrlng lidding machine 3,00 Jas. II. Cronemlller. stamps for county officials for July, 1911.. SO.Ou Medford Mall Tribune, official printing for July, 1911 13,01 K. H. Wilson, renulrlnir motor. courtyard wull .,,., ., 6.00 Himhnnir & Co.. siiiitilles for IM' sessor'H office, July, 1911 ..... 169,60 Jacksonville Post, printing for county officials 20,00 HushonK & Ca, supplies for us rtessor'0 offlco ................ 10.83 aiuss & Prudhommo Co., Indict ments for dlutrlct attorney's of flco 104.66 J. Peray Kells, express, etc., for Office , 8,66 Chris Ulrlch, sprlnklliiK street for wlilrlhnUMi ......... 4 60 HushonK f Co,, supplleH for clerk's ornco , ,., jo.uu DiishoiiK & Co., supplies for sher iff's office 1160 w. A. Jones, telegrams ror sner Ift's offlco W. A. Jones, freight for station ery Itoguo Hlver Auto Co., auto hlro for H. G. Hlieurer Geo. iriator, expense on roads while kpIiik after eugltiu Joo Pone, work on rouns , M. J. lull, work on rouds ...... J. W, Hoblnsou, oxamlnliiK Frank Knos, an Insane person .,,,,,, Gold Hill livery Htubles, expense or relocating roans Itoguo lllvur Ulectrla Co., power ror courinuuso pump 20.00 20.00 45.00 92.00 48.00 75.00 1,57 2.12 3.50 4.00 7.60 7.60 C.00 i 25 lloguo Itlver Uleetrlo Co., power f?.p llrhtH W. It. CpTornun, freight and express 011 recoru dooks Ulrlch Pros,, Jail supplies, July, 3,50 13.30 16 75 Nelllo It, Jones, prisoners' board for Juno, lull M,r Nellie It. Jones, prisoners' board ror juiy. ivn , .,,,,.,, ui,n J. Percy WoIIh. county school hii- ponnteuuoni'H iruveiniK x iimiso ,,.i,,,,,, 50,00 Hoys & Girls Aid foelety, ii'irular unowapce from juukhom coiiuiy, Oregon ,,..,..... 10.00 (Contimicti Tomorrow.) Rock Spring Goal 4Kd awc rum mo. Office nml OtHit Ynrtl, Twelfth nnd I'YtJnt HtrtHitg. Phono 7101. Burbidgc BItYCLES Where to Go Tonight New nnd Second Wand REPAIR WORK ot nil kinds. A. M. Vl.NVAItl) IIH Hu(li I'lr. Pure Clear Sparkling Von A't afford t lie witkoot this splondid, rcfnshbf drink. Call up and order a ease sent t tke bouia, Tha artt, asit henlthiul drink know ia SISKIYOU MINERAL WATER P. C. IIGHAM, Ateirt. Newport YAQTJllfA BAT oaxaoira topdzb bbacx 38.EIOBT An Idea) retreat for outdoor pastimes of all kinds. HUNTING. FIHIUNG, J nn.iTivn uiiiii.. iiifiitwn im. 4 I NO, AUTOING. CANOKING. DANC NQ AND llOLLKIt 8KATINO. Where pretty water agates, inoss agates, moon.stonas. cornelians can Im found on the beach. Pure mountain water and tho best of food at low pries. Fresh fish, clams, crabs nnd oysters, with nbundauca of vegetables of all kinds dAlly. Camping Orounds Convenlsnt and At tractive with atrlet aUnltarr mrnlttons- sow movkd run naaov x xicxsra Trom All Votnts la Ortgoa, Wash ington and Idaho, on sale dally, -DAT BATUHBAY-MOWDAT XZOKT from Houlbern Pnclflo points Portland to Cottage Ornvn; also from all C A M Stations Albany .and west. Good going Haturday or Sunday and for return Sunday or Monday. Call on any H. P. or C. A K. Agent for full particulars na to fares, train schedules, eta; also for copy .of our Illustrated booklet. "Outings In Ore gon." or write to WM. MeXUBBAT fleoeral rasseagsr Ageat, Vortland. Cregoo. . j j'!., rv;- ror1Uml.Oroo X , Mil4.nl sail I)r R.hool for (litis liT. rBrin of HUUr. ot Ml. Julia HrtLlKl)opalil CMI( UK, A.4l ClMsoUrr ptrUMU,l Vltll, Aft. tiMllL. OlBUtliM. I rit fUlo .14 rr- TIIK SISTKII MJI'KIIIOH OfflrU,SI, llrlrti Hull fmt Offlt. Cot4mnt4 b ihm filSliln Of YHC HOLV NAMI8 Of JttUS AND MRr. GtU, JJl, ,i (UttliU Cmtm, H01I. An, H.ulUn M CvanMf lilll(tulTrilliic.WilMluiAitivji)W(iMiii,AiUitM tllTKK lUrtKWt. It. lw.'i M4Ml. ruil.4 wmm Yet) poctrt li fnUSuiua lofli, W D la tnykxtif tliien fioai out ewa Ug fdotr. Qtliir uuioktd la (Imm. SOME RECULAR CATALOG PKICESi Vunsstow or Crsltmsa Doon , , 1.00 CotUuo Front Door up from. Z.2B Fancy Front Doort Aip from . 5.00 Fancr Front Wlndowt up from 2.7H Window and Clait on-tlilrd !. W ihlp promptly snywhr. Lt u ttlmst your bill and freight, SEND POSTAL for CATALOO No. 43 O. B. WILLIAMS CO. J943 F(RST AVE. SOUTH, SEATTLE ; yrylye' intmS IIIbAIKb llltl DOl'llLIO Itllili WAIiKKIt AM) WICMr HIiikIiik nml TnlkliiK ; Ono of thimu ucta t It tit jworyhorty ; onJuyH. jtmt tlio kind (hut you : Ittuith about tivory tlnin yuu tlilult ' niimil tiitMii. THIH 10 I'Kitiiy two ; of (ho host fun nmlotni wo huvo ; nvor litiim liR'hy dihmikIi to hill, iih ! it IiIk IuukIi U iimiiirod (0 nvory body Unit iittondH, Tlit IIIk I.IMIo ltniMt IIAHUIN(ITON'r) .MlVKNIliK HAN HAlt(U.NT)N'H JllVICNII.i: 'HAND This In tho vory first Hum thono i tluy punplit huvo ovor hooii wphI nnd an tlioy hnvo hnou thu IiIk drnwliuc rttrd on nil tho bit; lioiuoit of tho tmst, dim should not inUs HOelitK und heiirlut; UiusO llttlo woudor of tho tumdrnl world. i Knch nnd ovory 0110 of thoui Is nn at tint In their lino. HimhoiuIht this Ik ono of tho IiIr fnaturo tic In of tin' imihI, ono thut hnu ouumciI tuoro talk thnn ituy net ovor hroiichl'to .Modford, ..'i.i UGO Theatre HKGllltlNH I.VII)i:.N(!li Ciunody TIIH AITTHKHH ANI THK COWIMIV A Cowhoy Comedy THK OltrilAN Drama Kiefer Trees No GO per cent Ioimci, tho risk U otira. Wo nro willing to tnnVn local contract with you. To jilnnt Kol fcr ltr trees. To work thoro on top ot any variety you may sel ect Wo buy Knlfor tore at RUrk llros., nnd Mt. Arbor Kursarlca. Homo Grown Treat, no better grown. Medford Nursery Company 4'M NORTH CHNTHAIi AVK. Phono 7131 A Full Line of School Books and School Sup plies at The Herrivold Shop 1IU WKHT MAIN HT. ; 4h9i BOOKS Latest Fiction Received Daily ' at Medford Book Store f BV"f' -8-5Hf" -(-TT&r" -"r -;"" . -Ay