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PAGE THKitlE ROLPH SLAMS LID ON HARD All of Ihr, nniiijlnn Dances In the Downtown Cafes Must GoMayor Suddenly Decides Upon n Visit to Downtown ncsorts. QUEER UNKNOWN SCAM MOUNT M'KINIKY SMALL HOLDINGS OF LAND SAFE WANT CLOTHES ON PUTrMSWORK Police of San Francisco Frown Upon Handiwork of One of America's Foremost Artists Committee Is Named to View Statuary. Mount Tamalpais Military Academy HAN UM'AKL, WK.ST KNI, CALIF. An accredited High School, Grammar Clauses, Junior School soparnto. Only Western School having Cavalry' and Mounted Artillery. Opon-nlr Gymna sium, Open-air Swimming Peel. United Statos Army Officer detailed as Superintendent. Next term bo glno January 8th, 1912. AHTIIUIl CIlOHItY, A. M., D.I). Head Master. WOOD COAL ANY QUANTITY BURBIDGE FUEL & TRANSFER CO. 1JOTII PHONICS K L I Dan Green Has Pet Which Puzzles Local People Seems to Dc a Cross Dctwecn a Mai ten ami a Ferret. Owners of Tracts of Less Than 1000 Acres Will Not Be Affected by Suit Atjalnst Railroad Company, Belief of United States Officials. MAKE AN OAT OF THIS BEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MftDFOBD, ORROON, MONDAY, JANUARY 2 1012. TO ANIMA CAU 4' HAN I'HANtMHCO, Cnl , Jan. 21. Mnyor Itolph hIiiiuiiuhI down Out lid. No mom will tho "bunny huggem," the "Tuxiu Tuiiiiiiltw" or "tlrlrxloy bonis" envoi t with Torpitlrliorn In downtown cnfc. And i;loom hi piled n lil r.li hm Mount TiiiiiuIiiiiIh In noiiih inulH or lliu "INirln of America" to day. Till itflnr t hit city chlnf oximu llvo nxpliiriMl tint dunclng Uotut him milf. Mm) or Itolph it ppoit dm! IiihI nild nlKlit hofnio Chief of Police Whlto mill hhImuI for two dotectlvcH to tie eoiupiiny ti 1 tn through tin tenderloin Jiint what no thlnliit of tint rlotoiiN invid thuro Ik not Known yit. lint Jiint whut ln IiiIimiiIh doing with tho hundreds of iopiiliir down town ro hurts Ih known. I'or Hhortly after hlu IhIi to Chief Whlto it hurry order wnit htHiiml iiml alt cafo proptlolom wr notlfli'd to "cut out the nig KlUK." It lit a hlow to tint IIoImiiiiIiiii llfo of thin I'Vaiirlxro ami will put In liunmrabio ntfox out of buitlni'HH, Diinrlni: In tho center of tho cafes, wty (hit pioprli'torn. In what brings trade and trade k'I tho uioimy. LARGE SUPPLY ON LIVESTOCK MARKET POUTLAND, Jan. 22. Receipts for tlm wwtk liavo boen: Cattle, St.trt; mho. 22; hogs. 3G80; sheep, 31.12. Tho ari'iiiiiulatlon of largo sup pllim of rattle Incident. to the storm Have buyers an opportunity of se curing an aileijunte supply and there wan u tendency to hammer prices wherever poMilhlo. 'I'he demand wan active and an lurreaned number of buyers took tho offering!. At tho ond of (he week prices had noun off 10 renin to If) cent from tho clone of laxl week. Thlit reduction applied to tho average offering, hut good quality cattle drought price equal to thorn of IiihI weak. Tho hog market allowed a decline of about 25 centH at tho eml of tho week. Thero wore a few offerlngH that held up toward tho top, hut tho avorngo nail were at u lower point, Tint alteep market wan a little I'll Hlow and draggy. Thorn wiik little life or activity (o the deninnd for Hheep and buyers noon filled their want at slightly lower prices. I), i:. (Irnoii, who In living on a tract of wood laud ho owiih In (ho (Irlfflu creek country, on UhrlstmiiH day caught an aiiluinl whlrh Ih of a species unknown to tho people of tlllH MCOtlOII. 1 1 In dog on Christmas day ran the animal Into a hollow tree, whole Mr Orcun with an ax noon chopped It out and to hlu great astonishment ho naw mi animal hiicIi iih ho had never mien or "heard of before. Its body Ih about the mIko of a kitten, only longer, being 12 Inchon In length, while Kh tall Ih IK I. cIich long. Itn body Ih covered with fur resembling very much tho fur of n marten. It tall la very biiMhy and the different colorlugH of Itn fur form pretty rlugn around Kh tall, while tticHo variegated streaks run length wlxo on Itn body It Ih quite tamo and fo ds upon raw tneutn. vcgetablcn and cr.ickers. Mr Orccn declnreii lils pet to t,e a inlxturo of miirten and ferret COURT HOUSE NEWS 1 rw fc UHUI GIRL ELOPES; IS INSULTED: OFFICERS TO THE RESCUE PORTLAND, Ore., .Ian. M2. -.linnet. 1. (IriiveH, '27, u letrgini: eump cool., iiccninpiinicil hy I'eilll Kcyuolils u prellv l7-ycui'-oltl country gill, was token from u ianeiiger trniii from Seattle yenlerduy by ilolrottve mill iirnwleil on ii viigraiiey warrmit, ieuiIiiiK uihiciiH I'ioiii the giiTn par ciiIh, who own a much ut Curtis, Wiit-I). The lil Ih lioiii ilolninml iih ii vilneH. After (wo iuoiiIIim' cntirUhip, the couple el I Curtis Wciliiestluy mill mill went lo Scuttle, where they oo- oupieil heparnte i'ooiuh at tlm Ninth erii hotel, "Ho told me lie woiilil nniiiy mo when wo reneliml Scuttle," Haiti the girl, "ami I believed him. lie tried lo iiihiilt me on llie way to l'orllituil. 1 waul to go home now." The police believe her htory. (Inives ilcoliucH to' lull;, UNION DUES ARE RAISED AT SPOKANE KPOKANK, WhhIi., .Ian. 'J'J.--TiiucK aro no hunl thul to raiso (lie Iiioh of union iiuunherrt u half cent u uioutli would roMill in iiimiy leaving tlm federation, u-im tJie ncneinl opin ion oxpreshiiil at tho HChtilon yimtiir (lay. Tho ilehato wiih over the ones- Hon of inlying the preHitlcnl of llie fmliirutioii a hiilnry of rJo per uioutli. 'I'lio Kctnelnry hhowcil that 'JO unio'iiK Inul lofi in l0 lijnt yeat lm omiHo tlm incmliiti'rt were uiuilile lo pay tlm hnlf cent min, i'or lnok of jobH. Tin propoHOil ratHo was killed, Thai only II) ptir'juit of tlm wagu iinnitu-H in tlm Htuto are organized, iindlosK than half offthum uro af llliiilcd willt llie JVtliirit'tiou, wan drought out during tlm iliKeiiHHitiu. Ileal ICxtale TraiiaiiloiiN. Cordon Voorhle (o Helen lllugham, 45.St'i iicrtm la Ti. 3H. 1NV .Contract C. I. Hall to Claho IMm'iiiidH, triiH., property In HrowiiH boro, 11 for I) I 3000 W. O. (launaway lo Myron V. Hlieeti, to acren In Tp. 37, 1W, It for I) C000 Jamim II. Mctmler to J. A. I'or ry, IMt.r.7 acren In Hoc. 30, Tp. 37, 3V 1200 Itoguo Itlver Irrigated Orchard ' to Win. Wright von dor Mul len, 2.12 acrcH In Tp. 3C 1W 10 A. M. Ford to l.oren V. Marry, lot '.), blk. 13 llutto Kalln.. 10 Cora WIIhoii to A. H. Mauk, laud In 8c. 2K. Tp. 37, 2W10o0 H T. Monger to M. H. Dowhiirnl, land In Tp. 40. IM. . .. .. 10 Margaret M. McArdlo to (ieo. I,. Trelchlur, property In Oak lM-n add. Medfonl 1 750 II. H. to Wm. A. Long, K.O acri'H In Hoc. 28, Tp. 3S, ,1K 1'ntent llenton Iloworn to John M. NIcJioIh, ncren In Tp. 26, III 10 J. 0Tnlent to W. A. Painter, S.2S acrcH In Tp. 38. 1W.. 10 JaincH l.owo to (o. W. Joiich. land In Tp. 3D, 2K 1800 IMa M. MnrrU to Anna IC. Har grove, property In AHhland. 1600 .Marriage I.Icciin,-,, Arthur Holland and Mth. J. J. lQTlrfJOfeJittiJaiZL C I'rofcMor IltirHclicI O. l'nrkcr, of Co lumbia Uulvcrnlty, nccoiiiputiicd by llWinore Mrowu, of 'J'Hcouin, Ih on blx way to Mount McKlnley which, for the third time, h will attempt to ncnlc. Arthur Alen, of Valder., Alunkn, hnx been eiuploycil to bundle the dog and ftlcdgct AuderHon. I'ndmte. Cuard. TIiok. H, and Lluglo Hrantllu; order appointing 1'. K. Kcantllu guartllan. Guard. .Martha Hugger. Uoiul of guartllan on Halo of real property upprovi'il. MISS RADER ALSO WINS ATHLETiC HONORS Kt'OKNI-:, Oie., Jan. 'J'J. Mim II n .el Itatler in not content to allow her brother, Donald Wittier, who i eiiiMilcreil one of the elevcroat Iiiih ki'lball player at the I'liivernily of Oregon, to uphold tho nllilolic repu tation of the family alone. .Mihk Itatler, who in n txiphomore in the nuiverhity, ih one of the bet for- wartU amoui; the women here. She w ut present the holder of a twofoltl honor, being captain both of the kopliomori woiiicii'm tcoin and of the live icprehoiitnitf the Kappa Alpha Thrla Hororily, of which xhe is a member. OREGON DEMOCRATS TAKE LITTLE HEED OF INCIDENT 1'OKTI.ANI), Oro., Jan. 2'J. That tho 'ilin-Ilurvey ipeident Iiiih not angered the Oregon tleinocralH aaiiiHt the Now .lorwcy uHpirutit for the dem ocratic president inl uomiiiutioii wat, plain today, followinc the Jaekto!i club liuiiii;et here. I'mmiueut demo cratic from all paitx of the btate at tended. The hpeakern all tlefendcil Wilnoii aiitl pleaded for harmony in demo erotic runU. I. ('. Hunt tlelisered the principal iulilrt.vK nail declared he believed NooMtvclt would h tho republican presidential candidate. II u I'hnnicleri.cd Uoosevell iih the "moxt iitihcrupulotiH, uiulacious four ilushctl demagogue ever entrusted with high authority." PORTLAND, .'Inn. 2LV-In llie opinion of United State official mid of (Iiohii who have (oIIkhciI llie. Ore gon & California hmd cnnit suit carefully tit eopinion ,l Circuit Judge Oalloway in Alhajiy la-i ThurHtlay in tin; i'iihu of William OVorgo iiffiiiiiht the dirlhoi Lumbtr coiaiany ef fectually OHliibliHlien the furl that title to about -100,(100 ticro or Inud in wchteni Oregon originally pur chaHCtl from the O. & C. in ipmnti tioH nt Icmh thmi 1000 acres is per fect mid will not he affected by the govcrumeul'rt hiiit against the; rail roiu'l mid the Iane punjImherH of railroad laud. In other words, the small pur chaser of O. & C land ami the pre, cut holders of this land need have no fear of heiiin tlicmtelw sued ok have the railroad company and the large purchasers. About .'000 per sons purchased land from the rail road in fpiautiticK under 1000 acres. Since then (Im Imul lias frequently chmiged lnmiln and now U owned by thousand of people. Much of it Iiiih been divided, into small tract ami sold to fannerx mid orchardisth. MAKING REPORTS ON GREAT LAND CASE SAN FHANCISCO, Cal Jan. 'J'J. Tlnj M)liec want the proprietor of Bnrlmry Const rcttort to put clothes X)ti Sculptor Arthur Putnam' mas terpiece or take 'etui away. Greek satyr, fiiuti and nymph, the handi work of one of America' foremo-t artist, arc frowned upon. KcHort keeper ay it is "high art" mid an uplift inspiration for the miiHKCK who throng the dive. A hi liecman who don'l know anything of Greek mythology, hut claim the eye of an Anthony Comsiock, started the fits. So a committee consisting of Chief of Police White, Artist Karl Cuinmiugs and others arc to judge whether the figure hIiiiII remain a they are or .shall he forced, to wear ii Jlgleaf or two, or whether it i up to the owner io drape them in a full suit of clothe or remove them entirely. Railroad Man Dies. I'ASADHNA, Gal., Jim. ai. Klliiw Kurd, formor gouural tnifflo mmi agnr of tho Poiiimylvaiihi railroad, died maidenly of heart full uro ut IiIh ruHldonuo hero today. UnttltlUH for litmUli. New Case. Cintor l.ako Lumber Co, vti. I,. It, I a uiiH), action to recover money. W. K. PhlppH, attorney for plaintiff- Crater l.ako Lumber Co, vs. I.. K. Moan, action to recover money, 10, PhlppH, attorney for plaintiff, Crater Lake Lumber Co. vr. II, J, Aydlotl ot al., action to recover mon ey. W- Ii. Phlppa, attorney for plaintiff. JaincH i, McarH vh. City of Jack minvlllo; action for duniiigcB. Tucker & llrowu, attorneyu for plaintiff. Jameii 8, Pulley vh. Victor Klein; action to recovor money. (Ieo, W. Trofrou, attorney for plaintiff, Clara L. LooiiiIh vh, W. V- LooiuIh; dlvorco, W. J. Monro, attorney for plalutlff. J. Ii. Mart vh. Biihiiii C. Marl; dl vorco. Oiih Nowhury, attorney for plaintiff. Mabel StarkH vh, Ooo. SIuiIch; di vorce. Ouh NNowbury, attorney for plalutlff, Jaeknou Co, Hank vh. W, Ti, John- hoii mid IilHlo JohiiHon; Halt to do claro a deotl a niortgago. Vawtor & Piirdlu, attoruoyu for plaintiff, W. T. Orhivo vh. Martha It. Mitch ell ot al,; Hull to quiet title, Our Nowhury, attorney for plaintiff. SCHOOL NOTlCli. All pupllu who will bo ulx yeni'd of ago on or before Juno 1, 1012, may enter hcIiooI Monday morning, Jan uary 22, 1012. No cIiibkch organized after Friday, January 27, All doHlrlng to enter Hhnuld .enroll iih hooii iih possible, au tho bcIiooIh aro full at tliu proBont tlmu and uccom uiotlntloiiH liniHt ho iniule for tho now puptiH, Kertpoctruiiy yom-H, U. a, COLLINS, 2611 Sunt, of HchoolH. Grow Cranberries Clatsop county has the finest cran berry manihctt In tho wont. A now association composed of Astoria and Portland hiiBlnoHH men Invito 10 men to Join them In a profitable Invest ment. Write ami ask for full Infor mation. Nothing better for perma nent Income and pluannnt honiesttc. AtldiCBH J. ii. (Iratlte, 633 Chamber of Commerce. Portland, Oregon. SAN FHANCISCO, Cal.. Jan. 'J'J. P.. D. Townsend, one f Attorncv General Wicker-sham's nides, now in Portland, is cxpeetcd lo arrive in San Francisco in connection with the liti gation over the government' hilliou dollar grant to the Southern Pacitic railway, the Coo wagon rond ami the Oregon & California railroad. Towiisenil is now n-cciving reports in Portlmul from government agents investigating claim of the hundreds of litigant from nil Pacific const state. Six thousand claims are involved. lUlti Cnr4 la I to II Dr Tour drueRint win "rcnina money tf PAZO OINTMCNT MIU to cture any ca of Itclilnir. nilnl. nimllnir or rrotruJlnir Plica In 6 to 14 days. E0& Haaktn8 for health. NOTICE Or SALE Or XKrXOTSMEHT BOKDB. Tlio City Council of tho City of Med ford. Ort-Ron. will receive iralisl pro luHalH fur tho purcliaao of f::.000O0. ilx per cent, ten-yenr Improvement llomls (optional nftvr tlm tlrnt yrarl. at a tiu'otlni; to bo ln-Iil February 6th. 1911 All bliln muHt ls accompanied by a prrlllled check eiual to 5 per cent of the amount bid for, tuld check to be made payable to the City Treasurer of the City of Medfonl. and to be forfeited to said city In case said bid In accepted and said bonds are not purchuHcd In accordance with wild proposition within 20 daH after tho notice of said accept ance Alt bids must Ixi tiled with tho City Recorder at uny time butoro 1,30 o'cltwk p in l'Vbrunry 6th. 19IS. The Counoll re.serven tho right to re ject any and all k1h. ItOlIT, V. TKU-'BK. City Hecortlcr. n.ited IIiIh 17th diiv of Jnntiiirv. 1912 Can't von write n want ad that will interest the pcrnon who is looking for n better place to livcT LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICB OV SliTTIilCMIiNT OF HKCKIVKILSIIIP. Notice In hereby given that tho undemlRned, J. F. Ilcddy, as re ceiver of the Medford & Crater Lake Railroad company, an Oregon corpor ation, to which receivership he was heretofore upnolntcd by an order of the circuit court of tho state of Ore gon for Jackson county. In a cause therein, and now pending, entitled Edgar Hafcr, plaintiff, versus Med lord & crater Lake Ilailroad com pany, an Oregon corporation, A. A. Davis, B. F. AdklnB, It. H. White head, J. M. Kceno and W. I. Vawter, defendants, has filed In said court his final ronort. showing that said receivership Is ready for final settle ment. Notlco Is hereby given that hereto fore, In said court and catiso, an or der was duly made and entered sot ting said final report for hearing, In open court, at Jacksonville, Oregon, on January 30, 1912, at tho hour of 10 o'clock a. tn., and. requiring ten days' notlco thereof bo given. And all persons Interested In the said es tates and In tho matters contained in said final report, and In the distribu tion of tho money belonging to Bald receivership, will plcaso take notlco that tat said tltno will como on for final hearing tho matter of passing upon said final report, and of tho receiver s fees, expenses and dis bursements, and of tho fees and dis bursements of his attorney, and tho matter of the general distribution of the funds, and that all persons hav ing objections to said report are hereby required to file the same with tho clerk of said court prior to said time. Notlco is heroby given that at said tlmo and place, tho court will deter mine tho manner of distributing said fund, and to whom the same shall bo distributed. Dated this 17th day of January, 1912. J. F. RUDDY. As Recolver of tho Medford & Crater Lake Railroad Company, an Ore gon corporation, which receiver ship Is pending In the Circuit Court of the Stato of Oregon for Jack son County. Great Shoe Sale I LOOK FOR THE RED BOOT LOOK FOR THE RED BOOT Starting with Saturday, Docombor 20, and closing Saturday, December 27, wo will sell ALL CHILDREN'S SHOES In si.os to No. 8, tho pair.:.....'? v $1.00 In siws SJo to 11, iho pair t. : $1.25 Tn sizes 11 fa (o 2, tlio pair $1.50 Misses Shoes, 2 to 5, the pair $1.75 About 100 pairs Ladies' $3.50 to $4.00 Shoes in small sizes, the pair $1.00 All num's .$1.00 shoes .-. , $3.35 All moir -tij.oO shoos Ul $2.75 Kino lino of Mon's high out Boois at greatly reduced prices. Tntanls' soft soled shoes, tho pair 15 The Model Boot and Shoe Shop ' AND ELE0TRI0 REPAIR SHOP M, S. BIDEN, Prop. 19 SO. CENTRAL I syf rJttr 11 :' ?s. "W," tir v j -sff noyvy, i UPr S"i fPJ 7itffL? A J that tho better the oats, corn and meal you glvo your stock tho better health will they be In, and tho more hard work will they bo capablo of doing. Wo aro offering tho very best Feed on the market and at money saving prices. Wo ask a trial, as that will be all that Is necessary to make you a regular customer after ward. It Is only by testing that you can prove our claim. R.USS MILL EVERYTHING FOR THAT OFFICE If short phono us. ..Both Phones Medford Book Store H. H. WALTERS, Practical Horseshoer Particular attention paid to Interfering horses and contracted feet All lameness In the foot cured, such as corns, thrush zncvlcalar trouble, quarter-crack and contraction of the feet. Anything In tho lino ot band-made work. Havo shod such horses as: Dan Patch Mark 1:55 Minor Ayer 1:58 Crcsous 2:02)1 Andrcgrcns J 3:00 Geo. H. Ray Half milo :58 And a number of others, too numerous to mention. Your patronago will be appreciated, no matter how largo or small. 32 South Grape St., Next to West Side Barn THE unrise Laundry FAMILY WASHING A SPKCIALTY. ALL AVOKK GUARANTEED Orders called for and delivered. First class work dono by hand. Ladies' and men's suits cleaned and pressed. Tel. Main 7831; Home, 37. Corner Eighth and South Central Avenue. Monthly Blooming and Climbing Roses, Tree Roses, Shade Trees, Small Fruits, Strawberry Plants and a General Assortment of All Kinds of Fruit Trees H. B. PATTERSON Office in N'ash Hotel Lobby Insldo Entrance Next to Barber Shop Salcsyard 110 South Fir Street Office Phono Main O-l tl Residence Phono Main 210.1 L. N. JUDD TALENT OREGON Jackson. County Orchards, Homes and Farms In a Thriving Center in One of the Garden Spots of the Rogue River Valley V SUNSET OGDEN & SHASTA V ROUTES ' A "ROAD OF ROUTE THOUSAND WONDERS" CALIFORNIA IS FAMOUS THE WORLD OVER FOR ITS SPLENDID HOSTEL RIKS, ITS VARIED ATTRAC TIONS, ITS FINE REACHES, HOT SPRINGS AND PLEASURE RE. SORTS REACHED WITH EASE IJY THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC OF SHASTA LIMITED Portland to Loa Angeles $55 Excursion Tickets Costing AND RETURN On sale dally, good ulx months with stopovors going or returning. Correspondingly low fares from olior Oregon points, Call on our agouts for Handsomely Illustrated Llteruttiro describing Suu Francisco, Oakland, Mt. Tamalpais, Borkoloy, Stanford University, San Jose, Lick Obsorvntory, Santa Cruz, Del Mouto, Paso Roblcs Hot Springs, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, Pasadona, Long Beach, Vonlco, River side, Rodlands, Snu DIogo, tho Old Spanish Missions, Yosomlto Na tional Park and Big Trees, and many other places of lutorcat la tho Qoldon Stato; or wrlto to JOHN M. 8COTT, General Passenger Agont, TOUTLAND OREGON.