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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1908)
New Spring Clothing for Men Here are the new "Harvard" modeli, with genuine style in every inch; observe the natty, clean-out hang of the trousers; note the full-ehested effect, the long sweep ing lapels and the gfaceful coat lines. These are the two fa vorite Spring models. As usual, we're the first to show them. The popular Spring shades are Gray .Green mixed, Olive, Ele phant Brown andTaa. Here they are all in profusion. A selec tion of the finest cloth and designs from the famous Schloss master tailors. Come and see them. $15, $13, $20, $22, $25, $28, $30 Come and pick out your selections we will reserve them Always in Earnest, THE TOGGERY THE STYLE AND QUALITY STORE wcsx IJrlUaXKKIMltlJ aa r OUR. COUNTY (Correspondents Bagta PoMhtMl. HT A. O. HOWLCTT. MIm Mabel WameU ,sUrd last week for Ashland lo attend the busi ness eolleg. Last Sunday It in voted to bold the Sunday eohool la tbo (or sooou oommeoclog at 10 o'olook. Re. Merle, ot Botte Falls, pass ed tba night at tba bunny Bide on bil way Dome lait Monday. J. 11. Dltswortb li stopping with ua and aHlatlng In hauling the wood Mr. Hamilton oat on tbe old Ulriob place. Rev. Monee will preach bare next Sunday morning and evening, anu will preach at Table Rook next .Han day morning. Lstt Sunday tba Central Point ball team oame out and played wltb tbe EagW Point team. Tbe reault was 8 to 9 In favor of Eale Point. Last Monday tbera waa aome eight oi ten c( the citizens of Uutte Fells eame oat and took dinner and moat of tbeo went on to Medford on foot. J. A. Abbott, of Elk Creek, oame oat Inet Hntarday to eecnre medioal treatment. He la atopplng at tbe Sunny Bids and Dr. Holt la tending tbe oeae. ttiaa Haltle ClBaosde, wbo kaa bee a In flan Francisco for tba past fe- years, oame boaia last Monday. Htr near frlenaa Ber ear hex a ooid'al walooae. Mn. vv-lviwcaa, waa baa been oal to to Tslley M bnelaeas for a few days, cae ant ea tka P 4 . train and I took bar ta their heaaeeteea ea MoNril oiaak last woak. J. D Wlgle and ana. J. F. Wlgia, of c;nbnrg. oame dowa abaos tbe middle of last week aoa a rig bare and spent three daya la tbe trll tim ber aboe bara on Little Butte and Its tributaries. Tkey speak ia the bjtkeet trmi of oar ooantry and especially of oar climate, Speeking of preaoblng Rev. M. O. Davis has been preaoblng for as now for over a year, and organising ban day aobools and be baa ao far too oeeded in tbat Una of work that at Agate, Table Rook, Eagle Point, Reese oreek, and Peyton be Is able to report an Inoreasa of tbee bondred attendance In these Uve Sunday aobools that Is not ooantlng Trail, Willow Springs sta. . Lata Sat urday the W. O. T. U, met at the osusl boor and after tbe usual opening exerolsea noting president. Miss Anna Jeffreys, read a obar toter eketcb of Nell Dow, one or tbe moat prominent temperance workers In tbls ooantry, tbt father of the Prohibition movement. Mrs. Urover read ao article showing tbe working of tbe Y. L L. and steps war taken to or ganize a T U L. league next Satur day. Mist Vsrian Stickle read a piece entitled, "What Prohibition baa dona for You and I. " BLUE LEDdE ITEM S Wm. Campbell waa op bom llutton Thursday. Merchant Frank Edwards was up from U niton Monday. We ata bavlng real spring weather la tbe Slskiyous jast now M F Means bat returned from a week's stay upon ApplegaU warjvvvarn www WW f-wt .'.K.- (ktf I tCHUKt HOt. i CO. IM CMlMt lltM Tb MoC 111 and, of Jacksonville, tarried Saturday and baa a plaoe Id tba mine. ' Supt aad Mrs Oarnabaa left for Medfosd Tuesday upoa a abort bual- J. T Breadea, tba Applegata truok gardaav, delivered vegetables her last waa. Mansgac DabameL of Hotel Eileen, left for Medford Wednesday for a few davs business trip. Former Foramen Clinton Textor oame dp from bis homestead Friday returning next day. Mrs Julia Olds, wbo waa very 111 of grippe and fever, baa reooversd nir usual good health. Ed Faaoet and family moved to. Bias Ledge Thursday and will make their borne here indellnteiy. R. Fresboor, L and N Nelson oame over from Happy Camp ooantry Monday and bare secured work. The Mdford-t)lae Ledge Telephone line baa juBt been tepalred and Is now In working order to Jacksonville central Mrs T J Owens returned from Grants Pass Wednesday, wh -ne bad been called to the bed?i'.le ul ber sod. T H Johns having tuniclrnt'y ra- oorored from an attaok of nppsd"t tie waa carried to bis home Is (. dale last week. James Barton and L Wnit;!!, ----o oldttmers, oama oat Trom Ulen-'vle last week uad taued employment with Mine Foreman Smllav. tiallett Kcoon, tba none, returned Monday, oavlag aoooKtpailoa T 11 Johns aa far aa Jaokaoavilla oo bts way to his koaia la UUadala, Tor wind atona of Mnday nigbt blew down tka big shed r.r Hntton, bat as tbare waa ao one la the tenta aader same, ao oaa was hurt. From present Indications tbare will likely be amah activity In min ing Interests, developing and survey ing clatma tbla earing aad summer. Elmer tJoefa, of Jacksonville, attar having hardly missed a abift for naaay ssontas, left for bit home Tues day where he will spend a woak apon a little vacation, Sunday la the data aet tot tba ball game at Hattoo between Blae Ledge Bovt and tba Applegata boys. Soma lively gamea were played betwota the teams last etaeon. A orew of men era basy jnst bow clearing away brash, trash and logs and making mare beautiful tbe al ready attraatlve grounds about camp. Maob gardening is also being done. Niok Patton killed a monster bob oat apon upper Applegata last week. Tba animal seemed very hungry and made an attaok upon Mr. Patton be fore he suspected there waa one near him, There baa been many bear banting parties through these parts of late, but perhapa the most exciting one woo pulled off Sunday when Mer- obant Frank rJdwatde, tbe WatBlns Bros., and Wm Hacker located a flue large black bear In a cave upon Mid dle Fork. The oave being about 1U0 feet In extent tbe party used Giant nowdar. hnrnt nM .hu. th , v, . , . . t. : etc hoping to remind Bruin tbat me hvuuv spring oreezee were again In tbe bills, bat to no effect. Rn the n..,. n.hk th. hn ... l ii. a . should be offered np tor tbe tears dlnnsr. Edwards aaa found to be tb looky fellew. Bad was with a good rifle, twe alx shooters -and a pocket fall ot knives was lowered Into tb oava, but soon returns. saying tbat tba enemy waa too large even to ha brought out, bat that If bis frlenda would Dot help tba bear be would ahow tbem tba fight of tbalr Uvea. Ha tboo want back within foot feet of tba enemy and turned hie antomatlo looee-tba bear did not care as aome people do to make a special show of blmeelf ao gave op tba ghost. On returning to tbe mouth of tba oava Mr. Edwards found his friends all op trees. Mr. Edwards Is looking for a hair dress ing that will kaap bis hair Id good shape upoa such occasions. Tbe other members ot tba party deolare tbat If John Bull bad bad enough auoh aone as Edwards at the time nt the war of 1812 he might bava licked old Hickory at New Orileaoa and won tbe war. Tb bear was a fine speci men weighing more than 300 pounds and waa in splendid fur. Kanes Creek Items David Noe, of Uold H11, waa a visitor un Kaoes oreek last rinnday. M. Reese, who baa been Indisposed for some time, is better we are glad to say. Joe Smltb, of Medford, spent Sun day on Kanea oreek , the guest of re- lativea. Maadamaa Crawford and Blakvly ware gucsta of Mrs. Keaee ona day reoeotly. Mr. and Mrs. ope, of the Braden mine, left for Jacksonville Monday on business. Mr. Stlnebrlng and family were Sunday visitors at Mr. Humphreys In tba Blaokwrll district, Several from tbla plaoe attended the daooe on Galls oroek Saturday night, and all report a Una time, Jobn Thompson, of Blaokwell district, baa become a resident of tbls plaoe, bavlng leased the Geo, Row land place. M-. aad Mra. Ed Nichols, of Table Rook, nave bought the J. H. Lane farm and have moved thereon. Ws are glad to weloome them among as. TALENT ITEMS. Born March 23rd to Mr, and Mrs. Jaa, S. Stages, a son. Dr. and Mra. Forbes were In Med ford Saturday evening. J. A. Caualna Is coming to Talent and will open a Jewelry store. Mrs, Walter and son, Chester, made Medford a visit Monday. Ona day last week one of the teams from tb Stevens mill ran away oanalng the death of one of the horses. Ward MoHenry, ooanty chairman of tha anti-aalooa league addreesed os Id a temperance rally Sunday afternoon In Conway ball. Mr. MoDoneld bad quite an aocl dent last Saturday morning. While doing the morning chores be tripped apon a board falllog forward upon bta band and dislocating bla right sbondtr. Object to Strong Medicine. Man iwinnl nhlant trt fjtlrtnir thn .trong medicines usually prescribed by physicians for rheumatism. There ! is no need lor Internal treatment in any ca-e of muscular or chronic rheu- aod mnP0 ,nan nlne oul o( every cases ol the direase are ot ont or the other ol these varieties. Wuen there is no fever and little III any) 1 swelling, yon msy know that it is only , nfcM,.; to apply Chamberlain's ' Licement freely to get quick relief. Try it. For "ale by Uiaa Strang Farcear, the pare-bred black PeroberoD stallion will be lo Med ford after Marol 1st for tba sees oa. ATTEMPT TO TAKE BULKLEY WELLS' LIFE EXPLOSTVE IB MYSTERIOUSLY PLACID I'NDBR THE COUCH WHER HE SLEPT. Hon Wrecked aad Victim Harled Many Feet la tha Air, Bat Waa Oaly BUgtUly Hart. Tellurida, Col., March it. Form er Adjutant General Bulkier Welle narrowly escaped death or serious Injury at has hone at an early hour this morning from a well-planned effort to aaaaaainate htm with a dyna mite bomb. Deeplte preeaatloaa agalnat such aa attempt, each aa pa trols and electrlo light about tke house, a stick of dynamite or a pre pared bomb waa placed under or near General Wells' bed. Oeneral Wells waa sleeping, aa was his habit, on an outer porch of the houae, and he waa hurled wltb the dcbrla many feet from the wrecked house. Tbe side ot tbe bouse was torn completely out, hardly a atlck of. tbe bed remained, and fragment of wood were scattered over thet neighborhood. Though badly ahaken up and bruised to some extent. General Wells escaped without aerlous Injury. General Wells took a leading part In the auppresslon ot labor troubles in tbls state In 1904 and 1905, and waa prominently Identified with tbe recent proaecutlon ot the officers of the Western Federation of Miners at Boise on tbe charge of complicity In the assassination of former Governor Frank Bteunenberg of Idaho. Tellurlde, Col., March 10. A tha reault of the attempt to murder General Bnlkley Welle, Sheriff Pita pa trick I taking precautions to guard the Jail In whlob Steve Adama, charged with tbe aataaelnatlon ot Arthur L. Collins, Oeneral Wells pre decessor, I confined. The feeling against Adams I becoming more bit ter from day to day. REFUSES TO SEEK PARDOif. Orchard Prefer to Pay Penalt oa che Scaffold. Boise, Idaho, Maroh 10. la order to take up for consideration the mat ter of remitting tbe sentence of death pronounced upon Harry Orch ard, tbe aelf-conteseed murderer of Frank Steunenberg, It will be neoea sary that an application for such clemency be filed with the State Board of Pardons. Tbe Attorney General has given an opinion that under the laws of Idaho the pardon board cannot act upon Judge Wood's recommendation alone, that an application must be made to It In Orchard's behalf. Frank T. Wymsn. Orchard's attorney by virtue of appointment by the court, visited Orchard In the penitentiary and explained the situation, aud urged him to make such application and agree to appear before the par don board In person. Orchard em phatically refused to do so. Ho said that he had committed the crime and felt that be should pay tbe full pen alty. "If no one else will make tbe proper application to the board I will make It myself. It will be my duty as Orchard's attorney," said Mr. Wyman. Miners Will Quit Work on April 1st, Indianapolis, Ind., March 31. The Union miners of the Fields Com pany will lay down picks and shovels tomorrow night. Almost 250,000 of them will stop work In Western Pennsylvania, Missouri, Iowa, Kan sas, Arkansna, Texas and probably Indiana, Michigan, West Virginia, and Kentucky. Technically the miners will not go out on strike, but In reality they stop work beoause tho operators, ex cept In Indiana and Illinois, show no real Intention of meeting and treat ing with them, though no question of wages or principle Is at stako. Another Plot Discovered. Port au Prince, March 30. A fresh conanlraov against the govern ment has been dlsoovored In tblB city. The loader of the plot. General Larraqae, who waa arrested on March 14 on suaptcton ot conspir ing agalnat the president and who was released with four others on March 34, took rofugo on Saturday In the French legation with two othor officers. Horror In a Wyoming Mine. Hanna, Wyo., March 39. This camp was visited by a big holocaust yesterday afternoon and the lives of 20 men were snuffed ont by an ex plosion of gas In mine No. 1, of tbe L'nlon Paelflo Coal Company. A second explosion occurred at the mine In the evening, when from 60 to 60 rescue men were In the mlno, nd It Is fasred that all were killed. For Constipation. Mr. L, F. Farnhsm, a prominent druggiNtof Spirit Lake. Inwa. says: "Chsmlierlslii's Htnmsrh and Liver Tablets are certainly the he-t thing on the market lor cnnntlpiition." Give ttiee tablets a trial. Vnu are certain to find them agreeable and pleasant In edect. Price 25 cents Sample Ire. For sale by Unas. Strang. WANTED. All klnda of Daw and second hsnd goods, bought, sold and exchanged. M. 1. Moor, 313 E 7th. PAGE FENCE Stands the 22 j 3 ! This PAGE FENCE waa erected on the farm of Mr. Austin Fitti In 188S by J. Wallace Page, the present President of the Pace tt oven Wire Fence Company, and Is a good fence yet and still doing good work Notice the coil spring wires. Pye Fences are made better today, better material, belter conttruct'lon and in scores ol styles. PAGE IS THE PION ERR and is today pre-eminently the perfection ol Woven Wire Fences. No matter where you are gfng to fence or what fence you may have used In the past, call and set our quotations and examine our line We can save you money on any stylo ol fence Remember, fencing is our business We furnish man and tools to aaslat In the erection of, and w guarantee every rod ot fence without extra coal. -"-v MAUN U JflUiS ' "Kaa4Xt40at GLiS MESSENGER ADJIFIES SAFE JL D. BbUULtT, WVIaU! FARGO EM F10TB M 0VRTCK DOW BY ABftaitMOT AMD BOBDGR. Tntgedr tdktm Flw on tba Santa 9 Vxjjmm to Eanaa No Trace of ba Outlaw Is Found. Newton, Kas., March 30. A. D. Galley, an express messenger of the Wei lu-Fargo Company, was kill t' by an unknown porson on Fnnta Fo train No. 116, betwocn Florence and New ton, yesterday. Th murder was brutal, with robbery as tho objert. Doth safes, the local and the through safes, were ransacked and at least $1,000 ta money and some jewelry taken. The amount the robbers se cured Is not known. Tho dead body of Messenger Bailey was found when the train reached Newton. It was stretched on the floor of the ear. the bond beaten to a pulp and lying In a pool of blood. The back of the skull was crushed and the end of the car where It was lying was spatteded with blood. The blood spatters reached to the cell ing. Thoro was no evidence of any struggle, the Indentions pointing to the commission of the murder while the messengor was asleep before he could offor resistance, italley was seen aMre at Strong City. At Pea body some one opened the car door JnBt enougti to throw out a package of waybills and then olosod It quick 17. The onstom of the messonger has been to go to sleop aftor leaving Floxonoo nod It 1s poeslblo that he did thJa Aftor being struck while sloepIoA, and rendered unoonscloiu, his body rolled to the floor, and the robbof, aftcs boating him on the head, ooverod K with the dead man's coat. One blow was struck at the man's face with some sharp Instru ment, apparently a hatchet, which broko tho Jaw bone. From the dead man's poo bote the keys wore removed and the safos ransacked. Then tho keys wore pat back Into l.alley's overcoat, the coat folded and put in his grip, where K was found later. Innnonn rurohrwv Ak Protection. Washington It has developed that the Michigan members ot tho House, lod by Mr. Fordnoy, aro de termined to force a fight on tho Ful ton land grant resolution untuaa they can secure an amendment whlrh will grant absolute protoctlon to pur chasers from tho railroad, nut In view of the unanimous report of the committee and tho fact that the resolution Is approved by the Presi dent and the Department of Justice, this fight will probably not prevent Its passage. Gllletto I"ays Penalty for Crime Auburn, N. Y., March 10 Chester B. Gillette today paid the full pen alty for the brutal murder of Grace Brown. He went to his death In the elootrlc chair at Auburn prison wlth i out a sign of weakness and with the . same lack of emotion which has char- aeterlsed him from tb day ha was 1 arrested charged with the orlma. When sod ar Id BnwD don't for get to call at tha Emerlok Cats nn der new management. Test of Time and tiavd Usage for Over YEARS Gaddis 5l Dixon The Page rta Matt" Agents South era Oregon and Northern California TF you contemplate building, call at our yards and let us quote you on1 any grade of lumber you might wish to use. We have the stock and can give you the, service. Iowa Lumber (El Box Co. THE MEDFORD TREATMENT ROOMS Ids Odbil (Over Postoffice) Phone 24 rKlUE L.1B1' Hot and Cold Spray I .-10 Klaolrlo (Fsnriie) SO El.i-trla (ri.lT.oie) M Fon.snlfttlcmii M Bhampno Mi: 8jrsy SO Halt ulow and Hpruy HI Facial Hikiiir. JjO lo addition to oth.r treatment any on aboro la extra fto Pavki l.'O Klaetrlo Hath 1.00 fclectri I.isht Batb . . l.M bw.ailiig Ita b mcludea flhem- So or Halt Glow, bpray and Hfave wedtab Wattage 2JJ0 Bwvdiab Maenege wltb Sweat iia'h rm Prescribed truatmjQt rates oa application NOTICE OK KEMOVALj OF BUS I'ENSION. DSPARTlaTT OVTIIB limtRlOB, t'KiTitn i.TATEa LaMj ornrs, Rrixriil'HO. OliriiuN, March 20. !WS. WU tewo-b 11 aouth. ranun 1 eaat. W. M. Sol'cr la hvrrbr irltfO tliattbo .tmwnilori or entrlaa In the w.al bait of own.hlu tl, aontb I of raose I ...t. W. H., la ri'move'l. and nn and , alter April .1", IfM, thla orm-e will allow en- trie In a ctirdanre with tn. nlat of aald Mart of towasblp approrrd May 1, v1. llrvj. 1,. t:ir,v, Raglalr. J. It. Lawhlkcb, Kecelver. For Sale Oood 8 year old mate, weight 1000, 2 year old mat colt, single and doubt harnees 1-bora oultlvatnr. 2 Incubators, 200 small chlokona, and some furniture, top boggy, to, F. A. Smith, 3 miles south eaat ot Medford. Opposite llarrell Orchard . 11-at-p. ooocwcwraorKKWxtooooocioa Screen Doors and Windows and Door Frames are our Sjiecialty. (- Come and see US Medford Sash & Dour Co. 0OwO000CriiOwl To all farmers. If you hare any produce or poultry for sale, don't . forget to call at the Emerlck Cafe and receive the highest price. W. E. Johnson, Prop, ITOTlIAi BstntBs t ' " Botfl s in kim in Kaa imrs Boer
