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THIRD YEAR.
MKDKORD, OR., VW ")A Y, MAY 1!K)S.
Xo. 61.
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BASE BALL LOOKS LIKE
GUI FOR GOVERNOR
SATURDAY FOR SENATE
Memorial Day Exercises
in the Morning Followed
By Playing By Business
and Professional Men.
The Vision That MaUnts Sheriff Jackson.
Decoration day will he fully observed
in Modford. The (I. A. R. and W. E.
(!. will have charge of the memorial
oxoreiscsfl, whieli will le held at the
opera house in the morning.
In the afternoon tliero will bo the
great bnsball game between professional
and business men of Mcdford, the pro
ceeds to go to secure summer concerts
by the Mcdford band. Preceding the
game there will be an auto parade and
all owners of motor cars aro requested
to turn out. The band will head the
procession.
In the evening there will bo a joint
debato at the Jledford opera house over
the prohibition question. Shorty Gar
nett and Be v. Mr. Shields arguing for
prohibition, and Dr. .T. F. Roddy nnd
Judge E. E. Kelly talking for a wet
city. Mr. (laruett opens, followed in
turn by Dr. Ucddy and Mr, Shields.
Judge Kelly closes the debate. A packed
house is expected.
Memorial Program.
Tho program arranged by Chestor A.
Arthur post and W. R. ('. is as follows;
Post nnd corps together with all ex
soldiers nnd sailors will nssomble at
post hall, foot of Seventh street, at
l):30 a. in. and proceed to tho opera
house.
Call to order by post commander, F.
M. Stewart.
Musiev, Mcdford. band; song, choir
Christian church; opening prayer, Eev.
, W. F. Shields; reading of orders and
.' Lincoln 's address at tiettynburg. Post
Adjutant 1). K. Andrews: song, choir
Christian church; comamndcr'a address
and saluting our dead, by comrades;
song, "The Failed Coal of Blue,' quar
tet; quartet, ladies; address, Professor
D. F. Mulkey; song, "Memorial Day,"
quartet; solo, F. O. M-tz; song, " Amer
ica," quartet and audience.
Recess until 2:30 p. in., at which
time pnrnde will form at. foot of hill in
I. O. O. F. cemetery and inarch to the
graves of comrades, around which rost
and corps will form ami the ritual serv
ices of the order gone through with,
nfter which post wil proccedin in a body
and scatter fowers as a oving tribute
upon the graves of our departed com
rades.
Baseball Lineup.
The lineup for the ball game, subject
to change, is as follows:
Per the professionals:
Judge Colvig. pitcher: M. F,. Kelly
catcher; W. I. Vawter. first base; At
tornev Newman, s ad base; Dr. lied
..i' ... ri.- Pn.r,.. third bnse: liev
Hall, right held; Professor J. v. I'd' ,
kins, center Held; Dr. P.utler. left field;
substitutes: Rev. Shields, Dr. Pickel. ,
n,. K-,,,.. Dr. Seelev, Editor Putnam, j
Judge Crowell. Judge I'urdia, Dr. Har
grove, Cilv Engineer Osgood, II. 'th
ington. Father Van, Dr. Ray. W. Ks-
ten. .
Business men Fred William, catch
er; T. T. Lawton. pitcher; II. C. Kent
ner, first, base; It. T. rhitt. second
base; William Hawley. third base;
Shortv Oarnett, shortstop; William
Isaacs. C. I. Hiitchason, .1. 1". Molony.
fielders; substitutes, F. W. Hollis, S.
llichardsou. C. E. Maker. T. K. Daniels.
Ed Van Dyke. W. Fwhn.ik. A. S. Rosea
Official scorers-A. II- Miller. II. With
ington. ,.
Game called at 2: 30 P- '" ' "ipire,
Judge Frim et nl.
J BILLY NOLAN ARRANGING
FOE TIGHTS IN FRISCO
CIIICAfiO, May -JO. Hilly Nolan "
. . ..ru-.,te husines, tuit
WhirfvvindCampaign of the
State Closes, at Portland
Tonight St. Johns Vot
ing on Drying Up Portland
FOItTLAND. Or., May 29. Direct
eloctinn ot United Statos souators ami
prohibition bio the issues of tho affile
campaign which oiuls tonight, the oh-c-
tion being Monday, Juno J.
Hoth contests have been bitterly eun-
tested. Tho senatorial contest has been
three-cornered fight. Governor
George E. Chamberlain, tho democratic
execntivo of a renublicau state, has
made a whirlwind campaign on. State
ment Js'o. 1, the. clanso which plodges
legiwlntors to elect the senator indorsed
by tho voters, and will probably carry
tho state.
H. M. Cake, bis republican opponent,
has also mado his campaign on State
ment Xo. 1, but weakened his position
nomewhat by his failure to enter the
different fights waging for tho election
of state legislators. Chumberlam's sup
porters were quick to tako advnntago of
this, and raise the ery that Quko was
hand in hand with tho silent faction
which hopes to elect enough anti-Statement
No. 1 candidates to the legislature
to overthrow the popular vote of the
people, unless a candidate suitable to
it is chosen.
(Vnti-saloons elections are being con
ducted in all but two counties in the
state. Some of these fights aro to close
entiro counties, otherH are precinct
squabbles. One of the most remarka
ble of these fights is at St. .Tohus, where
prohibitionist under tho local option
law, has been able to include ouo Port
land residence precinct in tho -voting
district. Under this arraiigeemnt voters
of one city will decide whether tho res
idouts of nnothor neighboring city shrill
have saloons.
ELECTORS MAY VOTE NO
MATTER WHERE REGISTERED
k YT'Y I f
V', ? y.Pm ' wzy
FfOP i , iS
X Nl.:,dl.J- XH(;' jj'll,,'gtotAS
, brjiln V n ull
FI MAD
I MARRIED
10
Beautiful White Girl Weds
Son of Cuban Patriot
Is Result oi Dinner of
Cosmopolitan Club.
n Mnn.li 111. 1 !)l7. a lM-isoner named Ciuhiih
1 outsiders lo nreai;
bv his wrists until his
ot agenv eaie-e-
1 in the Jackson count v jail by being triced
into tin' jail and cut the chains Unit bound him.
MISS ORTH OFF
ON WEDDING TRIP
The following communication receiv
ed from Attorney General Crawford is
self-explanatory and will prove a source
of information to voters as well as
election boards. An elector may vote
for all officers, provided lie is an actual
resident of 1 lie precinct in winch he
offers to vote, notwithstanding the fact
that he may have registered in fome
other precinct.
Mr. Crawford's letter it a followi:
"In reply to your favor of the 27th
ultimo. I would call yonr attention to
section 17 of article II of the rtate eon
stit ut ion. which require thab every
qualified elector shall rote In the pre
eiact in which ha llrei, for eoonty offi
cers and in any county in the state for
stale officers, etc. Therefore, whether
a voter is registered or not, ne mart
vote ill the preciliel III wllicn ne lives
for county officers, (if course, if he
lives or is registered ill one precinct.
or both, he mny vote in another for
stale and district officers only by the
use of blank A the same as though lie
were not registered, but in either case j
he cannot vote for county officers. He,
must cote in the precinct, in which he j
lives, to vote for them. If he changes
his residence lifter registering, he may.
..hnmre his reuistration, if the books;
are still open, in the manner provided
in section 22r. by the use of blank II.
If he docs not do so. he can vole by use
of blank A. the same as if he were not
registered at all, as he is not registered
in that precinct, but in that oao he can
vote for all officers, as he is voting in
the precinct in which he lives.
" Voors verv truly.
"A. M. CRAWKOUP.
" Attoriiey-Cenernl."
Hv I. II. VAN" YVIXKLK. Aitant.
Popular Jacksonville Resident to Marry
Jainos Pelton, a Wealthy Stockman, at
Homo of Her Sister Widely Known
Throughout Southom Oregon.
d by
o li. t
JACKIES MADE HAPPY BY
FINDING OF LOST CASH
SAN I'KAN'CISCO. Ma.v
-Tto
el
-;ooo with which
nrriveu uwnj i i:i:,i..
i, busy investigating the possibilities
. . ,.,ii..r for the combined
of nrranging matters ior no
prize fight clubs i m ; . . ..,, ,- ,i, battleship Maine are
it is probable that lie win no j , nn rif .n.,,,,,.,.
for at least two championship bouts joys
Hesnyahe has cart man .
San Francisco cuius i - .
. II., MnectS to ! thev w
between somo gono in. ... . ..
, ...i ;f o tab e term ' ,f the m
i,avegooa -ucc.-- ,
enn bo reached it is im"- - ,
will close a deal for. a battle between m.
McFnrlnnd nnd Oai... I' i " '
on goo.1 authority that he probably j was nn-s' !
-ill for (iolil between Abe , marine. '
, ,,, .,. paid and ti.e paviaast.'
.till.
Miss Josephine (li-th of Jacksonville,
one of the best known and urnst popular
iisidi ats of Jacksonville, let; her home
Friday to go tC Klamath Calls, where
she will be married at r, o'clock Satin
day evening at tho lion f her sister.
Krg. Blzemore, to .b s IMton, a
wmlthv eattlemnn of Kl aid Falls.
Kiao Orth will bo met at c
tlin trrnnm to be. and i -col led
deetination by Mr. lvlion. Hecause f
lllneta amonj relatives, ilo- we.l.lniu
was not held either in .Mcdford or .lad;
son county. Tho Couple will spend the
summer ill the Klamath country, where
the groom has extensive interests. 'I hey
may retain to Mcdford next autumn
o make their home.
Mr IVIIon is ll half brother f Mr
, , j ii.. i. .:...'.
Sizemorc. the lillsniinn oi no -
sister. He is a large stockholder in
the Mcdford National bank and has
other interests in the Ib.gue I'ivor vol
Icy. lie is a brother of Horace I'. ltoi,
of Sams Valley.
Miss Orth has long been proinineiil in
the social lite of both Jacksonville mid
Mcdford. and the hearty congratulations
of a host of friends : aipin.v lo r u
her Wedding j -ney. She is a si-l. -r ol
Mis. McClcllan of no.el.nrg. of Mis.
I'ochctt of Oakland. Mrs. K. W ilkinson
of Mcdford. Mrs. Sizeiuoie ..f Kl.-mia'li
Kails and John s. 'irtli of Mclfonl nnd
llenrv Hrlli of l alifornia.
PROCLAMATION OF j BOOKS FOR PUBLIC
REX OREGOMISI LIBRARY ORDERED
.NEW YORK, May 29. 'tho Brstdi
ectroct result of the activity of the
tisinopolitun Club, which gave tho
wVii dinner last mouth at which
;,ltrwonien and negro men were seated
the Vdv at the tables, caiinj today in
negro, W "f Joseph Anton .Macro, a
tiful AiMiss Isabel Mackey, a beau
blonde. ':,n K'1' and a decided
Maceo is a
Cubun pntviot.of (lenernl Xfacno, the
at SyrueiiHO mil has been a student
his expenses wen'ty, where he says
government. The cd by the Cuban
ticlpants in the cosl. were not par
but eueh of them has Minn dinner,
in the movement which hi. interested
aim tho brotherhood of all ills lofty
tho world. 'tees of
The wedding ceremony was y
ed this morning In the First Inn
church by die Rev, C. A. Fiiltoii.t
pastor, nnd was attended by many
the Cosmopolitan club members,
look upon it. as a great event in the
"amalgamation of races." The bride
considers Mncoo to rauk with the
princes of tho world, and looks upon
his parentage as the highest aad most
to be desired, inasmuch us his father
was a soldier and patriot.
Mnceo is a negro of considerable at
tainments and, if ho taken his bride
to Cuba, she will huvo an excellent po
sition in the best sciety of the Island,
it is said.
King of Portland P.oso Carnival Out
With Clmrgo to Subjects for Reign
of Merriment Throughout the Coining
Week at Metropolis Entry Monday.
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Ladies of Greater Medford Club Socuro
Kurnituro AIsoOcIobrntd Copley
Prints From Boston to Bo Ordered
nnd PI; cod on Exhibition.
Thr lil.niry Im.mi-.I nf I Ih- (ImiUr M'd
fi.nl chili 1 1.' ii nnU-iril tin' ImihI for the
new lilimiy itrul Iuh onl.-rcil funtiliiro
I'n j- hliriiry nioiim. which Ih tu tv the
;ihh' :is tin niw used I iy 111.' cniilicil for
tis M--"-ti.iis in tin' new city hull.
A lirlflil-er (.1" the celelillltetl t'...lfV
pri ills I'n tin lln-ilt'ii :ttf to bt' iir-bTed
.IM'I W ill lie ')! exhibit PHI lit the. Ii
ln:ii l'tr lliree n It .i'Ihiiiiik to ive every
.me il cli. inc.- to Mee llieKe I lit i fill
NO CHANG
E
OF ASYLUM
W
Prisoner Refused Permis
sion to Switch Prisons
and Must Go Back to
Matteawan as Dangerous
NEW F0RE8T OUABDS TO
PATROL OREOON RESERVES
winks of ail. 'I'ho dale
will be published later,
will be served am I I he pr
to fiiii-U for the library.
t I he meet iig of tile
day. May L'o. Mis. II. C.
. Ii'..-n a-4 librarian
cV nielllbeis Were
of exhibition
WAHIIINllTO.V, May ail. Tho for
est service has just announced tho fol
lowing appointments of forest guards
on Oregon nntional forests:
Thomas M. Hunt, on the Cascade,
(Cmpipia) national forest.
.1. It. Lake and Hubert A. IVan. on
the Siskiyou national foresl.
Carl M. Kwing. on the Kr mt na
tional forest.
Malcolm McCleiiiiaii on Hie lllii
Mountains (10) nalioiial forest.
These appointments are mu.lo to llleel
tin increased demands of the forest
service work, doe to tile opening of
(lie grazing season, resumption of ac
the lumbering opera! ions on forests,
and perm nt improvement work after
th Hsation of practically all business
of this kind during the winter months.
AMU Nl", N'. Y, May 21". Id spite
of protests. Harry K. Thaw, Blayer of
Stanford White, must go back to the
asylum for the criminal insauo at Mat
tewan, according to the statement made
by !r. Albert W. Verris, ebuirman of
the state lunacy commission, here to
day. "Thaw undoubtedly is au incurable,
paranoiac and he is likely to have an
outbreak at auy time, in which eveot
ho wolttd be dangerous,'' said Pr. Fer
ris. 'The Muttewan asylum Is the only
place In the state whero the criminal
insane can bo properly cared for, He
musl return there. Ho cannot be trans
ferred to any other asylum.
'I have observed Thaw carefully anil
so have the doctors ot the Mattewan,
nnd my opinion is not guesswork.
"1 am positive that his caso is incur
able, mid il would be a great risk for
wlKini to be at lamo or to havo oartial
.dom. ' Thaw alleges that Dr. Bak
''ho superintendent at Mattewan,
peri; in for him, and that he was
well i there by the attendants as
says thf the officials. Dr. r'erris
rusatioiis yM investigated these ac
results nf Relieves that they aro thn
Thaw, nceony the delusions which
continually. bin opinion, harbors
Thaw's atturuy
make a hard fight i.e preparing to
.lust ice Morsrliaiisi-r proine Court
where Thaw Is now oughkeepsle,
quarters of Sheriff Role.w)i in the
n iniiltl aiillionniro who llflnandlor,
jnll. hey iillego that Tlmw.er ti, .
eeivo fair treatment at Mattenj
the present conditions, nnd that 1pr
no evidence which wurranla his
held with the criminal insane.
Itefre
.cecils
diluents
ilcvnlcil
club on Moii
Stoddard was
for the Hrst year,
elected as follows:
IIKIH
GRADE COPPER
ORE UP IN
HI8KVY0U
Wori.-ll and J. F. Iliil.ha
thanks for liberal
a. el A. M. lodge
Mcsila
on.
The dull i
ilnllatiolis ti.
no I W. It. C.
In the Put lire (Ireat.-r Mcdford club
will meet at the librarv roiMli the lasl
Monday of tie' lliolilll at S p. III. Mes
.liim.-s Mill-r -Mi. I Cage were appoint
.-.I a i-oniniit'--e to attend to the matter
of placing r taclcs ill the park and
other places in which lo deposit refuse.
il. is jo'iung actively in elcan
The c
op III.
.it v.
Tuesday's Baseball Games.
1'onliiii.l I'oittnn.l Ii. Han Fran
I.
San Francis, ii --l,o Angel's
Increasing the Size of the Dollar.
7
I-
Attell and Jerrv Driscoll. Xolnn br.cight ,
with him a silver belt, studded with
diamonds, which be says will go to h- i
winner of one of the ehanipimi-hip
bont.
Nolan 'a arrival here caused a gn at
Mil mrrjj th dglileri. and managers,
'.ll.i.r.. is much speculation as to
- I-
lac.l'ch
H, e al.
I, ,-liM
at.-llel. i
.ii.Idi-iily
l n anJ i
V Vo;r
r.vcrvoii
rirl b
l.l tell A-
1,1c wli.it '
llibble. as
land pi '-'
1 up
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iiid en t'e
IIAPFV CAMP. tub. May .'!!- is
icpoited that another ejcceilinglv f.'no
body of high grade copper ore has just
In struck in Hie llakin mine in tin
course of the development, work now
going on on that, promising property.
Mr. llakin has I n in personal charge
for about three weeks, during the vnen
lion of his ...Ionian, Mr. Vanilelenr. lie
has incieased the force and is preparing
in a. Id to the facilities and equipment,
and is said to he highly gratified at the
present showing the mine is making.
Ilis Iwoyear bond expires in July
next.' anil it is confidently believed thai
1 1 laiol owners will be paid th" bond
ed price, and the property taken over
by Mr. llakin.
CLEVELAND SLOWLY DYING
FORM INCURABLE DISEAt
I.AKF.Wi '!'. V. ' May- 2'.V -Kc
newe.l precautions against allowing nn
infoimailoli to be given out were tnkoi
today at the l.nkewood hotel, where for
mer President Clover Cleveland is llf
fering from some seri.ni. malady, which
it is believed, is gradually killing him
and the impression prevails that the
lid is near.
The iitmo-l soency regarding the na
lure of the former president's illness
has been liwiiiilain.d since he enme here
earlv in Match. Il was given out that
ho nas indisposed as the result nf ill
dige-tioli. Hut the employment of two
stomach specialists who remain with
him alternntelv. 01 hours at a lime, has
not bei-ii explained.
EX RECEIVER BOOTH OF
LAND OFFICE TO BE TRIED
Tie
..i -l..ws
Frenzied Finance In .Iticks.ni County
l.tih-r l.. l'.,rc it VcS
,1 I ,r i -i"'
of a
aft-
j'lli.atioli,
.,li. .1"
:.r six!
In- the boatd of o.Ual?ntin!i.
sit and tw.i-tliir.ls cents.
The largo
No Agreement Upon Mileage Books.
fs.M.KM, Or., May 'ill- After con
ference lasting two hours the represen
tntivos of the Traveling Men's I'rotec
live Association and the Iruflie innn
auets nf the Southern Pacific were un
able to come to n decision regarding
the issuance to traveling men of lO'lo-
mile tickets. The conference was held
in the quarters of the railroad commit
ten at the state house. The matter has
been postponed until August S.
POHTl.YAND, Or.. Mny Oil. Instead
of beginning the trial of J. If. Booth,
oic-recelver of the Koseburg land office,
next Tnesday, it has been decided to
postpone the trial until Monday, Juno
The trial of J. II. Booth will be the
llrst. of tho series of conspiracy cases
which have been hanging fire for sever
al years. Tl is one chapter in the story
of laud grabbing in southern Oregon.
The particular cuse in which J. If. Booth
will be tried on .fane ti will be one
in which Frederick A. Ivribs, financial
agent of C. A. Smith, the Minneapolis
lumber millionaire, who looted the tim
ber binds of Oregon on several occa
lions, figures.
After severing his connection with
the Booth-Kelly Lumber company, with
which h was serving as secretory, ,T.
II. Booth was appointed receiver of tlie
land office in Kosebitrg distrb-r. It is al
leged that Booth gave advance informa
tion as lo available timber lands lo
the timber speculators aod in return
for this information, and as a slight
token nf his esteem and appreciation.
Kribs wrote Booth a check for 800.
All of Kribs' trunr-action! of this i-aar-
acler were paid by check and Knhs
elained the eanceled checks he re
eived ftom the bank, thus each check
lervcd as a receipt for money psld out
for shudv transactions.
According to Hie oill.-iuls, the Booth-
Kelly eenlpnny had designs on some
timber when Kribs Jesrned of th tact
and decided lo get into the gamn. This.
it is alleged, resulted In an arrange
ment for dividing tho territory. Later
A. ft. Hammond, a wealthy timber op-
rator, concluded that he should purtic
pato in the acquisition of valuable tim
ber coveted by the Booth Kelly com
pany, and Kribs. so a new agreement
was made whereby Hammond was de-
land in. The officials says the laod
was secured and through the assistance
of Booth in giving out tho tip in ad
vance,
Nash Hotei Arrirals.
I,. Allehoff, Max Fredeuthal, V. I.
Tyn.lall, Portland; Karl II. Vesper. San
Francisco; It. W. Ilinkley, HocKtnm;
II. K. Hutchinson. I.os Angeles; W. I..
lliiltlediie and wife, Ornnt; James J.
Murrav, Portland) M. M. Taylor, Jack
sonville; George Putnam, city; I. French
New York; William Rolnatoin, Hon
Frnariscn; J. D. Heard and wife, Ster
ling mine; Miss flladys Heard, Sterling
mine.
The high school class of W held
commencement exercises at the Med
ford opera house Thursday eveaing ac
cording to yrintcd program. ...
;- be will be able to land i Mitch--1 wica . , Wa-
irtlb-d wVhV- - -.