The Medford mail., March 20, 1908, Image 6

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FRESH DAILY
FIRST CLASS Bread, Cookies, Doughnuts and
Popcorn.
Also nuts, fruit and candy at
Balcomb's Store
104 West Seventh Street
Oregon
Moore Building
LONE HIGHWAYMAN
RIFLES MAIL CAR
daring r.omiKii Assr.MKS no LB
.OF IXKI'KCTOIt OX THE CIIKAT
KOKTUKRN MAIL TRAIN.
Rides Over 100 Miles to Spokane,
Going Throagh ReKUUred Mali
at Hla leisure.
Spokane, Wash., March 1(. A
umtni all the airs and authority of
a veteran posloface Inspector, a dar
tni highwayman boarded th Orat
Northern westbound Oriental Lim
ited train Just aa It pulled out of
Bonner'a Kerry, Idaho, early Sunday
morning, and holding the two mall
clerkt at bay at th point of a re
volver, locked one of them In a
clothea closet and tied the other to a
chair with ropea, after which be
rode a distance of 109 mllei Into
Spokane, pending three hour and
40 minutes rifling registered mail,
loading and unloading mail sacks
along the route and puffing complac
ently at a cigar the while.
The lone robber dropped olt the
train at a railroad crossing inside
the cltw limits, carrying with him
It la believed, much valuable plunder
In a satchel. Just how much he ob
tained la not definitely known.
Mall Clerka Benjamin Stumpt and
John W. Nysteun, who were held at
the mercy of the robber, tell a re
markable story of their experience.
Locked In the small closet, hardly
two feet equare, the latter almost
fainted from suffocation after the
train had palled into Sand Point, (4
miles went ot Bonnera Perry, and
rapping on the door pleaded with the
robber to allow him some fresh air.
The bandld responded willingly and
leaving the door ajar about an inch,
secured It with a piece of rope. Twice
later on the way Into Spokane the
robber ceased his work of rifling the
mall sacks to go to the door of the
closet to Inquire as to how Nysteun
was feeling.
When Stumpf remonstrated with
hla captor that the corda which
bound him were cutting his wrists,
the genteel robber generously loos
ened the fetters and made every ef
fort to make things as comfortable
aa possible for his victims.
While ripping open the registered
sacks the pseudo-Inspector cut one of
his fingers and many of the pieces of
mall were blood-stained. Blood
hounds were put on the trail of the
robber, taking the scent from one of
I the bloody packages, and followed a
trail several blocks through the resl-
donee district to a cnrline, where the
' scent was lost. It Is believed that
i the lilKhwnymnn boarded a car and
rode downtown.
I When the train reached Spokane,
j John Nysteun, one of the postal
i clerks, was found locked In the
clothes closet, where the robber had
i put him, while Benjamin Rtumpf, the
other clerk, was helpless under the
table with a Jumper drawn over his
head and his arms tightly bound.
It waa then that the story of the rob
bery waa first learned.
EVANS PRAISED I1V SECRET AAT.
Metcalf Sends Congratulations to
Commander of Battleship Fleet.
Washington Secretary of the
Navy Metealt has wired the following
telegram of eongratulaUons to Rear
Admiral Evana and hla men:
"The navy deparment congratu
lates you and your officers and men
of the Atlantic fleet upon your ef
rlval at Magdalena hay In eaaot ac
cordance with the Itinerary and also
upon the efficiency ot the ships at
the time ot their arrival."
Secretary Metcalf has announced
that the department has decided to
end the battleship fleet around the
world, thus undertaking the greatest
feat In naval history.
The start westward will be made
from San Francisco July . This
would appear to Indicate that the
ships will not go to Puget Sound.
John R. Walsh Convicted.
Chicago John R. Walsh, former
president of the Chicago National
Bank ot this city, who waa eonvicted
of Illegal naa of the funds of the In
stitution, has been dented a new trial
by Judge Anderson In the United
States District Court and sentenced
to serve live years In the Federal
Penitentiary at Fort Leavenworth.
8,500 Men Killed by Troops.
San Francisco Machine guns op
erated by the Government forces ot
Chile In a great conflict with strikers
at the nitrate beds and In the city of
iQulque, laid J, BOO men low, moat
at these being killed, according to ad
vices received here by the Norwegian
Steamer Christian Bora, arriving e
seat from Chile.
Hood Por hverybody.
Mr. Norman R Coulter, a prominent
architect In the Del hurt Bul'illuii. San
Franolcco, eayst "I folly endorse all
that has been said of Electric Bitters
aa a tonlo medicine. It Is rood lor ev
erybody. It correote stomach, liver and
kidney disorders in a prompt and effici
ent manner and builds up the system. n
Electric Bitters is the best spring med
icine ever sold over a druirglst's otnin
ter; as a blood purifier It is unequaled.
SOc. at Chat, Strang's drug store.
For Hale Tare span of tnatohed
maree. and two epane of mules. C.
E. roll, Weetalde stable, tf
IDAHO LVI I It A I II (JAMBS.
Cliarcns of Itukk's MlM'oudnrt Arc
Hustalni-d by Fnl.rnl Court.
Boise I'nlted States District
Judge Whttaon. of Spokane, who last
fall aat In pli.es of District Judge
Deltrlca in the proceedings In con
nection with the Indictments against
John I. Wells, Frank Martin, and
others, returned by the. Federal
grand Jury here, has rendered a
decision sustaining the second of two
pleas In abatement filed and argued
before him by the .defendants. This
la the plea in which District Attorney
Rulck was charged with misconduct
before the grand Jury that returned
the Indictments.
The other pleaa filed by specific
defendanta, one claiming that the
statute of limitations barred prosecu
tion and the other that immunity
was procured because of testimony
given by defendants before the grand
Jury, are overruled. The effect of
the ruling la to throw all of the cases
resulting from the grand Jury Inves
tigation of March, 1807, relative to
alleged timber frauds, out of court.
The defendants were John I.
Wells, Patrick Downs, John Klnk
ald, Louis M. Prltchard, William
Sweet, Albert E. Palmer, Horace S.
Rand, Frank Martin, James T. Bar
ber and Summer O. Moon. Senator
Borah was Indicted with these, but
stood trial and was acquitted.
UNION MK.V STRIKE.
Denver & Rio Grande Shopmen
Quit Work.
Denver, Col., March 17. Fifteen
hundred men working In the Burn
ham shops and others ot the Denver
A Rio Orande went on strike yester
day In response to aa order from W.
O. McQueeny, representing the ma
chinists' National organisation. Man
ager A. C. Rldgeway, of the rail
road, had refused to make any eon
cessions In a conference.
"The strike will ultimately spread
to every road In the Oould ayetem
and affects roads all over the United
States," said Mr. McQueeney. "There
la every Indication that the struggle
will be a long one and fought hard
on both aides."
The strike la the result of an order
posted by the road a month ago
abrogating all contracts with the
unions. Since that time numerous
conferences have been held by the
men and the company, but It waa im
possible to reach an agreement.
Mlmr In Riot at Fuirlwnka.
Fairbanks, Alaska. March 17.
Members of the Western Federation
of Miners onfiaped in a riot yester
day. They molested and threatened
men going out on the train to the
creek to work and prevented railroad
men loading baKjiaee on the train.
The Deputy Marshal was hurriedly
called and found It necessary to club
the rioters In maintenance of the
law.
Public Printer Kesliin.
Washington. March 17. Pulilic
Printer Charles S. Stllllnss yes;er
day tendered his resignation to tho
President, and It has been accepted.
Mr. StillinKs' successor has not
yet been named. Mr. Stilllnga de
clined today to discuss the niattor
for publication.
China Frees the Tatau Marti.
Hongkong, March 17. The Jap
anese steamer Tatsu Maru, which
was seised by the Chinese customs
authorities at Macao for carrying
arms and ammunition alleged to be
Intended for the use of Chinese revo
lutionists, was released today.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Portland, Ore., March 17.
Wheat Club, 83c; Valley, 83c;
bluestem, 86c; red Russian, 81c.
Oata Producers' prlcera: White,
28; gray. S26 027.
Hay Wholesale selling prices:
Valley timothy, 11718; Eastern
Oregon, $J0Sr II; clover, 114 615;
alfalfa, flit? 11.
Hops 1807 crop, 46c lb.
Wool Valley, 16 18c; Eastern
Oregon, 18 18c, as to shrinkage.
Butter Country creamery, tt
10c; city creamery, 30c; store, 14 H
91 6c; butter tat, IS He.
Eggs Ranch, candled, ISff le.
Honey Dark, 11612c; amber, 11
lie; fancy white, 14 He 1,5c.
Seattle Markets.
Seattle, Wash., March 47.
Wheat Very weak and InacUve.
Bluestem, 14c; club, Sic: red, 80c.
Oata Puget sound, 114 It per
ton.
Barley, 115.60 per ton.
Oate Eaatern Washington, $16
88 per ton.
Hay Eastern Washington timo
thy, $16617 per ton; Puget sound
hay, $11611 per ton; wheat hay,
$12613 per ton; alfalfa, 110011
per ton.
Egga Selected ranch, 17e per dos.
selected local, 18 18s per dos.
Butter Washington creamery,
12c per lb; Eastern storage, 16
10s per lb; renovated, 14c per lb;
ranch, 10 lie per th; treak Cali
fornia, 10c per lb.
The Engene Commercial Club will
take a census of the city this spring.
The State census of 1806 gave Eu
gene a population of (,000.
8tate Orange Organiser Voorhees
has organised a new grange at Irv
ing, with a membership of 46 on the
charter. It will be known as Irving
Orange.
The next examination by the State
Board of Pharmacy la to be held at
the college at Corvsllls. and will take
place In June, possibly during com-maftcement.
HAPPENINGS AT THE
NATION'S CAPITAL
ULLEV WINS BOAT FIGHT
KEtillOUH TO HE RESTORED
TO PLACE IN AitMY.
Lands of the Northwest to Be Bmr
j veyed Millions for Coast De
fense Guard Child'a Food,
The opinion prevails generally that
Representative Lllley ot Connecti
cut has already produced sufficient
evidence to warrant a thorough prob
ing of his charges that the Electric
Boat Copany ot New Jersey used Im
proper moans to influence legisla
tion In its favor.
The congressional committee,
which waa appointed by the speaker
to investigate the Lllley chargea,
promised the latter that if he ahowed
that there were good grounds for
bis accusations, the committee would
call witnesses.
w GE0RGB U LILLIY.
Connecticut representative who de
clares that the submarine torpedo boats
are a failure.
According to Ulley's present plans
he will ask that Isaac L. Rice, presi
dent ot the coat concern; Ellhu
Frost, Its vice-president, and Law
rence 8pear of New York be sum
moned. Spear, according to the charges
made by Representative Hobson, Is
the man who offered him a place on
the naval affairs committee If he
"stood right" on the question of
submarines.
President Roosevelt, in a special
message to the Senate, calls attention
to the fact that the Senate commit
tee has found that the charges of
participation in the Brownsville riot,
which caused him to dismiss Com
panies B, C and D of the Twenty
fifth infantry, were substantiated,
and asks the Senate to pass a special
law extending for one year the time
within which those who establish
their Innocence may be reinstated.
Such a bill will be introduced.
Senator Heyburn has secured the
passage through the Senate of his
bill providing for the survey ot all
public land, reserved and unreserved.
In Idaho, Oregon. Montana and Cali
fornia. Under the present system,
the Government only surveys land
upon request of actual settlers. Mr.
Heyburn says this ayetem tends to
retard development, and also retards
surreys, aa settlers don't like to go
on unsurvoyed land.
He will confer with the Oregon,
Montana and California Senators and
have an amendment made to the
sundry civil bill appropriating suf
ficient money to begin tbese surveys.
He wants $100,000 for Idaho.
The fortifloatlons appropriation
bill, which will soon be reported to
the House, will make adequate pro
vision tor lnsreaelng the efficiency of
the coast defenses along the Pacific
Coast. It Is stated that the entire
appropriation, save what Is necessary
for maintenance of defenses on the
Atlantic coast, wUI be devoted to
the enlargement and Improvement of
the Paclfle Coast and tnsaUar de
fenses, several million dollars In all.
It Is the Intension ot Congress to
msks the fortifications on the Paolfic
Coast In every way equal So the de
fenses ot the harbors on the Atlantic.
Aa unroot plea fa pure food In
the household was mods by Dr. Har
vey W. Wiley, Ohlot of the Bursas
ot Chemistry ot the Department of
Agriculture In an address before
the International Congress ot the
Wslfsre ot the Child, which Is being
held undsr the ausptsas of the Na
tional Mothers' Congress.
Dr. Wiley emphasised the Import
ance of the mothers of ths country
being eternally vigilant as to the
source ot food prodsets that some
Into their homes, to see that they are
fresh, uneontamlnated, palatable and
wholesome. Dr. Wiley said that the
best way of executing the par food
law Is la ths household.
JAfTor""deHsr"atlng 18 hours the
ury In the criminal ac'lon against
Edward Perdu, charged with larceny
at Albany failed to agree and were
discharged.
8afe crackers blew open a safe in
Crane Brothers' mercantile store ar
Plolet Rock aud escaped with lino,
some checks and a few articles from
the stock In the store.
The Jury In the case of M. J. Dorv
vs. the Southern Pacific Company
tor 1100,000 damages tor the loss of
both legs, returned a verdict at Es
ses for the plaintiff for 148,000.
rnVV
in ths Circuit Court of the stele of Oregon,
iur tuu i.uunty ill JdCltftOU
ills L no Plaintiff 1
ve
WimeaLyun DuteD lant I
To Wllllsio Lyoo. Defetideni.
Id tbe Dame ot tbe Stte ol Oregon : You ere
hereby rt-yulml to appear aim tin-wr 'be
s oi plaint tiled against rou iotb-i above entitled
suit ulltlln tell ..aye Iinm III? djli- ul Hie ntr
vloe of thin Suiumum upou yuu 11 aerwa wlthlu
tale county. or II served within a..y otu-rcoou-ly
ol this Male, tfieu wtibln twenty days from
the date ot lae service upon you; end ll you fat)
to enewer tor wast thereof, the putntlff will
take e default asalnsl ou, and will apply to
the Court lor the r. Ilef pi eyed lor Is the sita
pleint, to-wlti
Tbst ine tttarrlaire eoo tract now .Stellas be.
en plalallf sad defondenl he forever die
solved. This eunmoni le published la the Msnroas
HAIL, hv en order at Hon H If tl...... I......
Of the above untitled flmivf u 't. ia.
IMS; to be published for els ooaeecutlre weeks,
the Out publication thereof helot Friday,
j stti . iocs, and the lest helns Friday,
April 2th, lsnl.andibe defendant te hereby
required to eppeer sod answer tbe eomplalDt
herein, oa or before tbe esld bun Dsmecf date.
WI.VWS UUKUAM,
Attorneys tor rial nut
NOTICE OP SCHOOL INDEM
NITY SELECTION.
United sutee Land Office.
rioeebnre. Oreenn. Vennier it ions
Notice le hereby given that the State or Ore
son, oa February 1, 1907, applied for oeU M
of eectfoa w, towuablp U eoutb, ranges
east, and ee ! ee M ot section 33 and ew
as !4 aud south ew of eectlon 24, township
32 eouth, raaice 2 east, ol Wlllentette Meridian,
and tiled In lute ortlce !lia of school lndemul
ty selection)! In which it aelected said land;
Miuiua.HiHiHuan vnu w tue puUlIC i .f
Impaction. Aay and all persons claiming ad
versely the above described land or aoylega'
sub-dtrlilon thereof, or claiming the eame un
der the mtnlus lawe. or deelrlns to ebow said
land to be more valuable lor mineral than for
agricultural purpose!, or to object to taid selection-,
for any luwful reeeoo, should file
toeir claims or tnetr amuavits Ol protest or
pontes! in this ofhee oa or before lbs 14th dsy
of Anrll. 1SUS.
I hereby dexlgnste the afcnrosn Mail, pub-
iiBucu .i oivuiuru, uregon, as me newspaper
In which the above notice Is to be published.
JJbnjamiii L. Eddy, iteglstor.
ADMINISTRATOR'S FINAL
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given tbst tbe under
signed, ss tbe Administrator, with tbe will
annexed, of ths estate ol Harriet Ads Llels
Taylor, deceeied, has filed his nnsl account
iu the matter of said estate with the County
Court ol Jackson County, Oregon, and that
Honday. the 23rd day ol March. IMS at the
hour ot 1 o'cloek. P. at., at the court room of
said oourt. la Jacksonville. Oregon, haa been
-e.Dv saiu cvun as ine ume auo piece tor
rearing objections thereto and the settlement
thereof.
ALBERT CUrKNVlYfAR.
Administrator, with tbe will annexed, of the
estate oi Harriet Aaa ueia laylor, de
ceased. Bated and first publlthod Feb. 21. Ives.
VAWTER A PORDIH,
Attorneys for Eslate-
NOT1CE ,F0R PUBLICATION.
Derrtmento thtlrtertor
LdiJ Olflc 4t KoMburs. Ore., Jan, 22, 19nr
Notice It her by given that Jwlah
Merler. of Rts Rut t. Oreann. faaa filed
do t loe of bli tntentioa to make tiDa) Ave jearu
proof In mpport of hla claim, tIi: Home
N.nti r,niry io. muue uci. jet. ivuz.
r. jsj "n Vi on 4, PfC. v, iwp nt.
South. Ranges Eaat and ibat laid proof will
be made bt-tore A. B. Bit tot., C. 8. Commia
n! oner, at hli office, lo Medford, Oregon, oa
Me u amen tbe fo'Iowlna wiineiaM to nrove
hit oiintlruout reiidenoa sinon. and cultlvntioc
of. the land. Tlx:
iTfdertck . Mednkl. Jamet I. Fatton.
Aaron Heck, William V, Parker, all of Big
Butte Oroxon.
BENJAMIN L. EDPY,
Kegiaier.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION'.
rVrnrt trent of the Interior.
Land Omce at Rost-biin,. Ore., Jau. 2i,
NfMii-e in b'Tt-l-y hivtn ibat rro M.
Whiiley, of .'roopect, On-gon, ha- filed
ni tiff of Mh L tent ton to make linnl tivt- yeara
jifoof tn -upper! of till claim, vfi: Ho mu
ni end Kntrv No. 11T6U, made July 1. l'.t-a.
for The N PtiVun lb. Township
fcniith.of Katin 2 I'mI, atd that sa.d proof
will mailt before A. 8. Bli tor,, V. S. Com
mltMoivr. at hi otiio. hi Mt-dford. Oreaou.
on Mondnv. Mar h 2.. '..
ne nmrn ine louowinu wiine-asa. ln prove i
m rotiiiiiuona renioeuce udod ana cuuivaiion
ot ih- land. vU : ;
William A. Htfffnbotham, of rrorert. Ore
con; Kiiwrinl II IgiQhoi hum, of Derby, Oregon;
Tracy noothbr.of I) rby, Oregon; Alfred Uor
don, of Prospect Ort'goD.
f E J Aval irs aa. r.niii.
Register. I
Administrators Notice.
In the mat'eroftfae Eitateof Joaeph J. Van
Harden burg, deoeaaed.
Noitoe la hereby given, that the undersigned,
bv an order of the fount Court dulr made
and entered, waa appointed, and It now tbe
dul qualified and acting Admlnlttralor de bo
nis Don, oi ins eiiaie oi sjiiwpn . unr
denburg, deceaaed All percont having claima
acainMt an id enate are b'-reby notlned to tre-
aent the tame dulr verified to me, or my at-
torneya, ct-ivig x iornam. ai neaiora, vie
gon, within tx mo:-tbtfrom this date.
ALBKR1 VAN HARURNIlErtO.
Admlnitretor, 1 bonis Non.
COLV1U Si DURHAM Attfl.
Dated Feb. 14, low.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
Land OfflM at Roeeburg, Ore., Jan 22 , 1808.
Notice Is hereby given that Frederick V.
Mfdvnaklor Ble Bntta . Ore., haa filed notice
ofbts Intention to make final flve-yeart proof
inauppori oi nit ciaim, via : nomeaieaa n.niry
No. 11174 made Deo 14, 1W1, for the
Section 28. TownshlD H. Sooth. RanKe
8 Eatt, and that laid proof will be
made before A. s.mtton, u. s. vomnisaioner,
at hie offloe. at Medford, Oregon, on Tueeday,
March 2. 1908:
He oamei the following wltneaM to prove
hla continuous realdance noon.and cultivation
of, the land.Tfit
Jotiah Merlay Zack Maicy, Jamee I. Pat
ton, Frank D. Ketherlaad, all of Big Botte
Oregon.
laUSaiaBW A atUUIi
Regltter.
NOTICE POR PUBLICATION.
Department of tbe Interior.
Land Offloe at Roaeburg. Ore., jan. ZL 190B.
Notice la hereby given that Monroe
Baldwin, of Big Butte. Oregon, hae filed
notice of hli intention to make commutation
final proof In tupporC of hli claim, via: Home
etead . Entry No. 1M79, made April 18.
10M. for the N E , Section 12. Townablp 8
South of Range 1 Baat. and that aald proof
will be made before A. S. Hilton, TJ. 8- Com
mliatoner. at hla offloe. in Medford. Oregon,
on Tuesday, March 34. IMS.
Henameetbe following witneea. to prove
hiacontinuoua revldence upon and eultlvatlon
of the land, vli .
('harlaa A Edmondaon, John A Obenebaln
Chariee obenchaln. Jeadiaon Bdeell, allot
Big Unite, Oregon. .
UBlUAMrii L. BODY,
Regtater.
Administrator'! Notlcs.
In tne matter of the oatate ot Julia A. Ed
wards, deceased.
Motlee le hereby glvn that the nndertlgned
haa been duly appointed and quail fled at Ad
mlDlttrator f tbe eatate of Jnlla A. Edwarda,
late ol Jaekaon county, Oregon, deeeaaed.
All persons having claima against laid es
tate are notified to preient tbe name, duly
verified, to the undersigned at hli residence In
the City of Medford, Jackson County, Oregon,
within six montna from and after tbe date
hereof.
VlVTVo EDWARDS.
Administrator ol the taut of Julia A. Ed
wards deeeaaed.
Dated thta 12th day of February. A. D..1MS,
Qood Liniment.
You will boot ft (food while before
yon find a preparation that n equal to
Cham her loin's Linsment a a cure fbr
muioalar and theumatk paint, for the
oar of fpraint and aoreneea of the
matclea. It it equally valuabla for
lame battc and all deep seated muscu
lar pain, 2&and 90 cent sizes (or sale
by Chss. Strang.
Societies ol Medford
I. O. O. F.-l-ndKe No (IS, meets In I . o. O. F
hell every llonduy et 7:30 p. at. Vutllug broth
ere elwu) weluuuiv.
J, WlWTUK, N. a.
youikY Dixon, Bee sue.
I. O. O. F Hogue Hirer Enceiunuu-nt, No
DO. meeta In I. u. U. F. hall lite teeoud eucV
fourth Weuueadsyeof eecb month st a. p. u.
...... Makk haaaa, i;.
H. H. fJAHVsv, Scribe.
- - ' uwm nmwuil nv, Wi BHIV
.i.irmwwf in mubiii nnii, angle oia.
Las Jacobs, Chief of kcoorde.
Modem Woodmen Meeta mm Fridaf
Of every mouth. Id KedmeL'a hall.
w. t. god Witt, Beoreury,
Oltre Rebefcah Louga No. M, m-veta in I. O.
O. F. hall Uril and third Tueadara of eaoh
month. Vlaltiug itiieri Invited to attend.
'iiit Wood. m a.
Btilla DtXLOt, Kee. Bee.
A. r. end A. M. Meet flrat Friday on or bo
fore full moon at H p.m., id M atonic hah.
... M.Fduik,W.M.
J. W. IaAwtov, Ree. Bee.
U. E. SReamei Chapter, No. 66, meeu aeo
ona and fourth Wcdneaday'aof eateh month at
Maaonlo Uall. Medford, Oregon. VlalUng 81a
let and Brothera alwaya welcome.
u . Una. Mamn Pic a el, W. M.
Mu. UlaUAM B, WoooroBO, HocnUxy.
K.of P-Taliiman lodge No. SI. meeta Mon.
day evening at a p. m. V lilting brothera aj.
waya welcome. . O, Thowbhiikji, U. 0.
Uadii. UitEoOHV.K. ot R. and B.
Knlshtl of the Maccabeea. TrlamphTent
"'. u.coi iu rccDiKr renew on ine ll ana
3d Fridaya of each month In A. O. U . W Uall a
7:30 p. m. VUitiug Sir KniKbta cordially la
tiled I to attend C. K. CoieLi. Commander.
C V Bi ah.it, K. JC,
A.O. 0. W. Lodge No. 9i, meeu erery flret
and third Wttudcaday In tbe moi'ft m it p. m.
in tbelr ball iu the Opera block. Vial ting
brothera Invited to attend.
JOHlf DODQg, M. W.
A SB a XL HCBaUXD. Jteoorder.
F 7. of A. Medford Lodge No. 421, meet
the aecond and fourth Tueaday veoinga In
each month in the Kedmeua hall. VL.IUng
Frateri lurited to attend .
FtUMCIS JOKOAK. F. M.
L. A. Jordan, (toe.
Woodmen of tbe World Camp No. M, meeu .
Medford Oregon.
R.B.MOUY.C O.
W. B. Jackson. Clerk.
Cbrysuntbemum Circle No. M, Women of
woodcraft ateeta aeooDd and fanrtb Tutaavrl.
of each month at 7: p. m In Umith'a hall
itHuug aiaivera iniia,
Mhs. ahua Btiwajk, 0. M.
Pbdi Arqli, Clerk
F. O. E. Meeta everv Thnradavv Rmnlnv. sat
S p. m.. in Redmen'a Hall.
. m. kbhhbst rmiant
James Stewart. Secretary.
meeta In Wood man ' hah every Brat and
.mru v rrinwuasT bt. id emeu monia at ineoio
K. ol P Hall. Vli-ltlne Comradata cordial! iu.
Tiled to nttend
r. H . BTEAAKT, COHHAMDnn.
D. B. AwoittJil, Afl.utant.
W. L. T. U. Meet! everv othr Tnurtuisi
tbePretsbytcrlan churrb.
.ti km. oDCst, rreaiaeet.
MRU. J. MuMian, Secretary.
Fraternal Brotherhood Meeta ft rt land third
Wedneaduy'tt eveuluii of ouch monib. at 7: JO
p. m., iu tbe Keoiceu'a Hall Mtoford, Ore-
(od. 'niOf BiBtera suu oromera euruiany
nvlted.
W, Voqkli Prea.
L O. Bow ap.d. Treasurer.
A . O F Court Medford. No. BflHJS. mAta nvor
U aud 3nl Momluy nigtita at 7::) p. to. in A.
O. C. W 1UU A'iffl. hi MtOfonl, Ore
gon. Vifitiiig Fort-t-U-rs ct.rdiritiy wvlrouied.
sefLKV OUKI,l,U. tV,
C. K. M fCl. I NT HK, Kcc. rit-c.
CHURCHES OF MEDFORD.
CthiAli-t Knltcopai Cburcn W. C. Hetiter
pan t. i'rt iiflilni.' every Siiblmtti 11 a
ta. . c :ju p. m Ht-mioi at ic it. rr... u.
I.;twtun. mii't. C'litoj- me!tliiK followa
iireattiin it-rrlre Sunday tnoibtng. Juliue
Mt'L'k- T, li -uticr. Ki'Wiirtb l.anue at r:3u p. m
Fred Frldege. .itTrident. KvKUlur Dravei meet,-
lata every Thurvday eveiimg at J:3 p. m.
l.Milki Aid 3ocl'ly every Tutday afternoon
t 2:M Mrs. J. P. lcoli:tB. prfMidfUt. W. F.M.S
meets tlrrtt h'rtoay in em-u month. Mm. Mary
Fitter, preHldt tit.
Preabytenan Cnurcn Btv. W. f. Shields
pa-tor. Frcacblntt every Sabl th at ll a. m
arU7:p. m. MuDday Hcimol ai ),. m., Jaa.
lit ,ln. Supt. Chrirtiaii Kndeav. - 4:30 p. m,
Jurior Cbrmtian Kndcavur, g p. :i. Every
Tnu.aday prayer meet lug, 8 p. it. . t Tuee
day evening of every mouth r:.un.h octal.
Second Tueaday every month,?:.) p. ct , Mie
rlon aodeiy. Flitt and third Tueadaya i -erj
month, 2:W p. m Aid aocletv. Rev. w W.
ribleldfl. Pastor; Mt lieu lab Warner, Hunt
8, S.; Mlaa Edith Van Dyke Superintend, a
C. .; David M. Day, Pres. H. a.
Mra. J G. Van Dyke, Pres. Aid society i Mrs I
W. Cox. Free. Minaion Society.
Christian eburcb Corner of Slitta ami 1
streets. Services on the first and third finn
oaya of eacb month. Sunday school and
Chrtatlan Kndeavor at u.iua hours every Sun
day Prayer meeting every Thursday evening
The people welcome. Bov M. F. HoBW, Pastor.
MssiTtrwtlat ITntarnBl rThnrvih HAiith.W. T
Qoulder, pastor. Preaching every Sunday
11 a. m. and 740 p. m;8unday scbool at 10 a. m
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 3 V p. m
Woman's Borne Mission Society. meeta Brat
Wednesday In each month at 2:80 p. m. Every
one la oordially Invited to all onr servleea
Free Methodist t nurch onday School N
o'clock. Preaching at 1) a. m. ; and 7iS0 p. m. .
Prayer meeting Tburaday evening. Bar.
Faajicis Smith. Pastor.
WRC meets the at and ltd Wednesdays tn
sKas lamith skt al A R hatll Vlaltlnav tnamkava -
Sdka Moaas, Frwa
Ella 8aovura,See
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Konebarg.Ore, Jan. 22, 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that WUI lam T. An
drews, of Medford. Ot., has filed notice of hla
intention to make Anal commutation proof In
support ot bis claim, via: Homestead
Entry 10. 14417, made Inly 19. 1907, lor the
H BK'Vi, Beetion 2, Township IT, South,
Range 1 west, and that said proof will be
made before A. 8. Bllton, V. 8. Commissioner
at bis office Id Medford, Oregon, on Fi-lday
March 97, 1908.
Ue names the following witnesses to prove
hla continuous residence npor, and cnl
tivatlon ol, the land, vis:
Charles D. Uaselrlgge. James Mace, Edward
M. Andrews, Sam mie T. Gardner, Henry
Unmphrr, all of Medford. Oregon.
BENJAMIN L.BDDT,
Bag later.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court ot the Stat of Oregon. .
for the County of Jackson.
F, W. Gaines,
Plaintiff. I
V8. S Salt lo Equity for
Ella Gaines, I Divorce
Defend an u
To Ella Galnee, tbe above named defendant!
IN THE NAMEOFTBE STATE OF OREOOIft
Yon are hereby required to appear and answer
the complaint of the plain till filed agalnat yon
in the above entitled court and cause on or
before the last day of tiie time prescribed in
the order for publication of summons herein,
towlt on or before the loth day of March,
1908, said date being tbe es pi ration of sis
weeks from tbe dav of the first publication ot
this summons. And If you fall to appear and
anvwer, for wnnt thereof, the plaintiff will
anply to the Court lor the relief prayed for In
filaintltrs complaint, succinctly stated, at
ollows:
For a decree of the Court abrogating and
dissolving ihe marriage contract now exUtina;
between plat oUO and defendant; for Judpmrnt
atralnst the defendant and In favor oi plaintiff
tor thecosts and disbursements of thin silt to
be taxed and for such other and further relief
as to tbe Court may appear lust and eqtiiuble.
This summons Is published In the M K DFOttD
MAIL by order of Hon. H. K Henna, Jndtte of
the above entitled Court, which aald order waa
made and so tared ol record on tbe b day of
January. 19o8: atd, tn obedience thereto the
date of the first publication hereof te the Slat
- w . ,H.PrS.
AMorae, far riaia It,