A
.V'Mt 1 V AIV r ' : V -V ' ,
THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,
OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1909.
' 6
P. CD P
CD
ts CD P
P
CD
o-
P-
o 3
CD
P'
CD
CD
P
P
CD m rr
1 CD
q cd
39
O -K
CD p
CO
1
a4
& p
CD CD n
I1
o
P W
e-r- rt
CD .
- . CD
P-
BO
i
c5
ef
ts' CD
tr cd
P
Ll
2 50
P CD
CD
Ll P
?op
p 3
Mu
i a. -
3
P
M 5 P
Met
2 P b4
r m H m
P
P- 2 fl
p. CD Pj p
P. O n Ui
O
O
P. a
1 r- . .
K CD M M
2
H S M
OQ
cn? u
pr-Q
n
D
fa
O
O S- O ..
PRICELESS RELIC IS
CHENjfl D. A. R.
Washington's Sword, Worn by Him
as Commander-in-Chief, Pre
sented by Morgan.
WASHINGTON, May 22. A
priraleHH (,'ilt linn lieen preentet to
the board of rugcnls of (he DuiiKh
lor of the Aaierican Uevoliitinn,
now in council at Mount Vurnon, I he
home of Washington, through the
vico-rt'tfuut for New York, Miss Amy
TowiiKoncl, and was donated by J.
l'ierpont Morgan.
Tlie (jilt is the swiml worn by
Washington when he reigaeir uk ciim
mandeii of the anny in December S3,
1783, and worn when inaugurated
first president of the United States,
and on subsequent occasions. It was
of this sword that Washington wrote
in his will:
"It is not to be unsheathed for the
purpose of shedding blood, except
t be for self-defense of their coud
(rv and its lights; and in the latter
case to keep it unsheathed and In
prefer falling with it in their hands
to the rcliiii"ishnient thereof."
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ANOTHER MIC . NEW PARTY IS ,
TRIP IS PLANNED
Walter Wellman to Sail in August
for Far North to Find
Pole.
l'liilly J. Spencer to C. C.
I.owrey, lots 1 and 2, block
2, and lots f, 0 and 7, blouk
4, Itenson addition to Med
ford J. W. O. Oregory to Frank
Weit-r lot 1, block (i. lioule
vi(rd I 'ark addition to Ash
land Frank W'cilmnn to A. ISutlrr,
lot 1. block (i. Boulevard Park
addition to Ashland
A. Hettler to Antoinette Me
' I'enll. lot 1, block t:, Houhi
vard I'ark addition to Ash
luud K. II. Toft to H. II. Holmes,
lot H. block :i, Kendall addi
ition to Med ford
I. It. Soliss to li. A. linrbcr,
properly in Kast Medford
I.. M. Williamson to Otto Mon
son. hind in section 18. town
ship :M, range 4 M'
Wesley II. Sherman to Otto
Mousoii, lf2.2! acres in see
tiou 18. township 31. range
4 W i
Sidney S. Smith to John S.
Iturnctl. lit acres in section
28, township 38, range 1 W
.lesse C. I lodges to M. I,. Al
I'onl, laud In I) I. (' 42. town
ship 37, range 1 W
(old Ituy Itcalty company to
W. K. Price, i acres hi I)
I, C lli, township 3li. range
2 V
10
200
10
10
10
300
70(1
WOMAN KILLS THREE BABES
AND KILLS HERSELF
MIDDl.KTON'. Conn., May 22.
Heartlessly cutting the lliroals of
her three children, aged 10 mouths,
7 and 10 years, Mrs. Lewis Carstein,
mi nllrnctivc wogiin, aged 3."i, coin
inited suicide the same way today.
; John, ageil 7. is exjecled to die be
fore night. The other two are dead.
Temporarily insane, the woman is
supposed to have become enraged
hy some act of the children, seined u
rn.nr and started her. fiendish work.
CIlWSTKNA.May 22.-Willi the
sailing from Cliristiauia and Norway
today of the new motor bout Arctic
the first move has hecu made by Wal
ter Welliuan for another ntlempt to
'dash to the north polo in a dirig
ible balloon. The vessel which was
launched only this spring is bound
for Dunes Island, Spitsbergen, which
is to be the rendezvous of the Well
innu exploration party . Pesides the
crew of a dozen men, the Artie car
ried a score of foremen mid merchan
dise and all the materials necessary
for equipping the gas plant and the
supply post to be established on the
hlenk nnd bnrren coast of Spity.cn
bnrg. It is said that the Chicago newspa
per which financed .Mr. Wellman's
earlier pole-dashing expedition which
expedited only in the newspapers,
has tired of the gnnic uud the com
ing dash will be uiulcr .Mr. WcMmnn's
individual direction. The sinews of
flight have bceh supplied by Ameri
cans who believe Unit the project
is fensible and are backing the for
mer journalist with all the necessary
money. Mr. Welhuun will spend
some time in Norway before sailing
for the rendezvous.
The balloon will start from Dalies'
Tslainl, Spilzenbergcn in August if
weather conditions are favorable. The
airship will be the "American" which
had a trial in a voynge of about twen
ty miles at Spilzeubergeu it year ago
last September.
The owner have turned over to Mr.
Wellman free of charge, the airship
plant, building iindd machinery of
Mr Wellmun's former enterprise..
Expects to Influence Parties Through
out the United States Is
Most Radical.
ATLANTA, Gu., May 22. A new
political party, to be known as the
liberal party, was launched at a meet
ing of Georgia politicians at the Kim
ball house today. The promoters ex
pect that the new party will spread
its influence throughout the nation.
Among its demands arc: That the
government own and control the rail
roads, telegraph and express com
panies and public utility institutions,
the withdrawal of the right from pri
vate corporations to issue money uud
control the currency of the nation
and the establishment of a govern
ment national hank, which will issue
the money nnd control the currency
of the country; the establishment of
direct taxation into our system of
government; that the fundamental
principle of Anglo-Saxon government
be enforced to the end; that no man
shall have been imprisoned until a
jury shall have passed upon the facts
and he shall have been found guilty
by a jury of his peers: that the gov
ernment shall prevent the strong from
oppressing the weak, and to this end
the government should own nnd con
trol the properties that naturally be
long to the government and-leave.the
private citizen to own and control lii-s
properties which unliirally belong to
the private citizen.
POLICE THINK MEXICAN
KILLED YOUNG GIRL
Prepaid Railroad Orders.
"Something which is of consider
able interest to the public generally
and which is perhaps not generally
known is the system of prepaid or
ders now in effect between stations
of the Southern Pacific company
and all points in the United States.
By means of this system tickets may
he purchased at Medford from any
place in the United States and mail
ed or telegraphed direct to the party
wishing to come here. Sleeper ac
commodations and small amounts of
cash in connection with these tickets
may also bo forwarded at the same
time." .
I LOS ANOKiLKS. Cnl., May 22.
' Those engaged in (he mini hunt for
jthe slayer of Anna Poltera, aged 9,
. who was found in Griffith park yes
, tcrday with her throat cut from ear
(o ear, are today devoting their ef
forts in n search for a Mexican who
was seen on the rnud just behind (he
girl, who was returning home .from
school. Mnrliii Piuuineister, who , is
employed on, n nearby ranch, said
1 Monday afloraoon he pussed the girl
on the road nnd spoke to her. A few
steps further he met a Mexican, who
refused to return his snlutation and
seemed trying to avoid Bniuneistor.
No other clues are available.
Marriage Licenses.
Sylvenus Albert Arnold and l.nclla
Itlanehe Manning.
Medford TimeTable
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No. :
14
No. 225
Northbound.
lflOregoh Express...
Portland Express!
Southbound
15 California Exp.
San Francisco Ex.
From Grants Pns9
For Ashland. . .
5 :24 p. m.
9 :4U a. m.
10 :35 a. m.
8 20 p. m.
9 :15 p. m.
10 :15 p. m.
THOUSANDS PAY TRIBUTE
! AT BIER OF H. H. ROGERS
I NI'.W YdHK, May 22.- The ma
; ehiuerv of the gigantic Standard Oil
1 company throughout die world hulled
t toituv during the funeral of Secretary
,11. 11. Kogcrs. Kev. Hutherl Collyer.
, the pastor of the l'nitariau church of
I Messiah paiil it high tribute to the
! deceased. The church will filled
with the ilcntt niiilti-niitliouaire'rtf
friends, and the casket was piled;
high with flowers. The body was
lakeu to Kairhaven, where it will lie I
in stale until interment tomorrow
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY RAILWAY
No. 2Leaves Medford . . . 110 :45 a.
No. 4Iveaves Medford ... 5 :35 p. m.
MotorjLeavM Madford ... 3 :00 p. m.
MotorLeaTM Medford. . . 9.-00 p.m.
No. llLenve JaekssnrilU 9:00 an.
No. 3ljave Juksuarille 3 JO p.m.
MotorLYe Jacksonville 1 :30 p. a.
MotorlLeava jMksonrill! 70 p. .
MAIL CL0SE8
Xorthlmwial
SouthbowJ
Eiri Poiat
JnkimU
l.M. P.M.
9:191 44
ll0oJ 3:50
7 mi
10:3
840
J:
You
Haven't
Read
All
The
News
Unless
You
Have
Read
The Ads
Small Orchards
Bearing and Young Groves on Eisy Terms
We have subdivided into small tracts the famous Gold
Range Orchard', two miles south of Medford, adjoining
the Bear Creek and Burrell orchards, and now offer
a limited number of the choicest orchard tracts for sale
on reasonable terms.
This is your opportunity to secure bearing orchard,
er young orckard, or both bearing and yung orchard,
consisting of the choicest varieties of pears and apples.
The tracts range in size from five to 27 nores. The soil
is the host in the Talley -Bear ceek bottom land. The
old trees on these tracts have produced rocord breaking
crops that brought record prices in eastern markets ior
years past.
N such chance was ever offered before to secure
such orchard tracts.
Rogue River Investment Cq.
Ill NORTH D STREET .
Compare the Quality
It Is, and always has been our aim to supply our customers with'
goods of the highest quality and to that end we are always adding
quality to our line. The addition of "preferred stock" makes our
i
t
t
t
t
t
t
j line tf high-grade Canned Goods most complete. Our service al-
X ways the best and every accommodation given our customers. t
I Allen & Reagan" I
I
X Groceries, Chinaware, Fruit
i and Feed
t
(HUSK. I.lnlio. May 22. - Harry
Orchard, the star witness for the
prosecution in the lluvuood-Petti-houc
trial, who is serving a life sen
tence for the murder of former Gov.
ernor Steuueiihei-g, is now doing the
hardest kind of work in the shoe de
partment. lTnder Warden Whitney
he was a "trusty" in the commissary
department, hut Snook, the new war
den, transferred him to hart! Inline
saying that he must be treated like ,
w -
HERE'S UR IWH-E. '
il
Tosfaave duality and prie M
venlr Mended that y , wfl
find it both profitakl . an4
pleasurable to bar ns i toot
tailoring wuak. Droo ia an4
Mr qw avrinr f aeriea.
IVrn't bvf a hand mm
wbea voa oaa gei a tailer nit,
suit at the same noe.
W. W. BOTSRT
Order Now
Extra Heavy Manila
Clasp Envelopes
--, 7 For-
Medford Commercial Club Pamphlets
PRINTED WITH YOUR CARP AND ADDRESS
PRICE
1 99 Efftitf)t6
5M Eoviltpts .
1000 Envtlwpet
; $T00
. H
. $.M
$10.00
The Tribune
Printers for Boosters
l)
ft
all life prisoners.