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FOURTH YEAR. MEDFOBD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, "lm : - ' - 'a
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AUTO RIDE WAS
EFFECTIVE BIT
OF PROMOTION
Rufus P. Jennings Writes President
Colvig of the Commercial Club
Thanking Local People for
Ride Through Valley.
SAYS MANY WILL RETURN
TO SEEK INVESTMENT HERE
Enterprise of the People of Medford
Was Matter of General Com
ment by Callfornians.
That (lie automobile ride tendered
the members of the California ex
cursion by the Commercial club was
a most et't'ortive bit of hoosliug, is
attested by the following letter re
ceived by President Colvig of the
elub from liafns J Jennings, chnir
muu of the California promotion com
mittee :
"Mr. William M. Colvig. President
Commercial Club, Medford, Ore.
My Dear Mr. Colvig: The enterprise
of the poeple of Medford, through
the Medford Commercial club, was
a matter of general comment by the
members of our party during the bisi
(lay of their trip homeward from the
.A hi ska -Yukon-Pacific exposition.
"I am directed by the 10(1 Calil'or
nians to thank you and through ynu
t lie members of your elub and the
people of Medford, for the splendid
reception accorded them at Medford.
and for the most delightful and in
structive automobile drive through
me nogue mver vnlicv to vour
T
ISSUED FOR
T
Book of Pacific Indians, Crack
Marksmen of the West, Issued
Calling the Tribe to Meet
in Medford.
SOLONS TIRE
OF ra LAWS
During Special Session Bills Will Be
Introduced to Repeal Several
Laws Passed During the
Recent Session.
REDDY WILL SUE
RECEIVER FOR
CONTAINS SPLENDID ANTI-CIGARETTE LAW
MEDFORD ADVERTISEMENT MEETS WITH disfavor
lu'ilion of Program Is Over 3000 and
Will Go to the Best Trap
Shooters in America.
The book of the 'Taeific Indians,1
rack marksmen of the west, com
ileil by Frank C. licihl, herald, by
auihority of the Trilir, containing
the constitution of ibo order, photo
graphs ot the members, all of whom
bind themselves to appear at the an
nual shoot held on Sept. 7-8-9 at
Medford. is out. It is a most attrac
tive pamphlet, a credit to the order,
ana one ot the best advertisements
of Medford yet issacd. The edition
is ,'1000, and all go to the crack
marksmen of America, among whom
Medford is a favorite meeting place.
On the back of the pamphlet ap
pears liie only nilvcrliscmiint ai it as
follows :
Medford the Beautiful."
Home of the lied and Yellow Apples
in the Laud of Milk and Ilonev
Where Nature Smiles ami Men are
Glad
And Life is Worth the Livine-
Come stranger and foril yourself
see Sunny Southern Oregon or write
Medford Commercial Club."
The order was organized last vear
Working Under Theory That Rules
Adopted Were to Blame In
surgents' Caucus.
OLYMl'lA, June 21. Working un
dor the theory that because orgnni
zntion was defeated by proceeding
under the rales adopted at the last
regular session of the legislature, the
members of th chouse have decided
to rectify matters this session.
flie insurgents held a caucus late
last night and decided to introduce
a bill and attempt to repeal severnl
laws passed during the lust session.
The nnti-cigaretlc law, which raised
a storm of protest, is one of the bills
against which an attempt will be
made to change it.
at the Medford shoalinc tonrnev. i
neighbor city. Ashland. The address lu'1" l August. - (,
you made from the summit telling lis I The native language or jargon of!
BIG MEETING IS SOON TO
BE HELD IN BURNS
S.M.KM. Jne 2-1. Within a few
days delegations will leave for Bums,
Oregon, where a meeting of the Oregon-Idaho
Development congress is
to he hebl on July 1, 2 and 3. Dele
gates from Weiscr in Northern Idaho
with a proposition to have the pro
posed railroad extended to the
'near d'Aleue mining district, will
be on hard. Two day. will l, de
voted to discussing reports on the
bay railroad project. j
Soon to Start Second Suit to Force
Public Accounting of All Trans
actions Regarding the
Failed Bank.
SERIOUS CHARGES MADE
BY REDDY AGAINST DEVLIN
Local Man Believes Such an Investi
gation Will Unearth Gross
Mismanagement.
TESTIMONY IS
REPLETE WITH
ROAD BENEFITS
Crater Lake Road Case Brought Out
Many Interesting Facts in j
Connection With the Nat- !
ural Wonder. I
OREGON LINES
OF S. P. MAY
ABANDON OIL
Are to Use Coal Instead, Which Will
Make a Home Market for
Product of Adjacent
Country.
SHOWS BENEFITS OF THE
ROAD TO ENTIRE STATE
INCREASE IN PRICE
OF OIL PROBABLE CAUSE
Prominent Men From All Sections Rapid Development Work Is Belnf
United in Telling of Advantages j Done on the Local Minos
Which Would Result.
Working Day and Night.
Receiver J. F. Ifeddy of the Med
ford & Crater Lake railroad has be
gun suit against Keeeiver T. C. Devlin
of the failed Oregon Trust & Savings
bank and the Oermnn-Amoricun bank
of Portland, to establish the validity
of $81,. rifln certificates of deposit, the
proceeds of the sale of the railroad,
and is preparing papers for a second
nit to compel Receiver Devlin and the
banks to make a public accounting
of all transactions made in closing
up the tailed institution and dispos-
; of its assets.
Serious charges arc made by Dr.
ddy against Receiver Devlin and
Hie ticrmna-Amcricnn bank, who is .. ' . .
I , . . I I Hf SIJIIC
the Willamelte
ot the wonderful productiveness of I ""' humnk iribe of Indian'-, which
your valley made a deep impression Wlls ,""sl widely used among tho no
on the members of our party, and I ! ,ive tribes on the Northwest Coat,
am sure that many ot Iheni and their ! ""' "iiicial source and basis for
i-iends will go up seeking
input there.
"Again thanking vou. Mr. Ohvcll i " the organization.
and the others who ciinlrihuled to-i 'he object of the organization is
ward making our visit with vou so Sl'' forth as of good-fellowship
vest- tribal names, designations and na-
; nc crnnruurr as inuv lie used with-
am, feu-
rielighttnl in every wnv. I
dinlly yours,
. "HITCH P. JKNXIXOS.
"Chairman."'
among Us members and with th
world at. large: promoting true
sporlmaiiship as directed toward a
and the conversation of the natural
game and fish resources of the ter-
MARRIAGE LICENSE LAW
A TERROR TO GROOMS
XOKTll YAKIMA. Wash.. June
2:1. On the assumption thai mar
riage licenses were g 1 until used.
a number of young men wilh matri
monial intentions more or less de
fined, look 'out licenses I fee ihe
new marriage law went into effect.
They find themselves no better off
than before, however, for while Hu
ll
nuvinecil i mil u lil i- investigation
nil uuearth gens mismanagement
and justify Ihe removal of Devlin as
receiver.
"To begin with." staled Dr. Ileildy,
"when the (Icmuin-Amcricnii bank
assumed the liabilities of I he Oregon
Trust, Ihe directors agreed to in
crease the capital s'nek to . 10(1.(1011.
by putting in $1 12,11(10 mine. Instead
of Ibis, Ihev have decreased Ihe enp
ilal stock to $2011.110(1. which alone
i arouses suspicion. I
"Ihe disposal of the Hoard of
Trade building, the (lolden Kagle de
partment store. Ihe Storey building .
and mlier assets of Ihe failed bank
will be publicly probed, and if there !
was a loss to Ihe creditors, it will
be brought out.
"I am convinced that Mr. Devlin is
Hie wrong man to handle hr bank
assei,. js aiiorney is also attor
ney for the oiher hanks of I'm t In ml
In the c.i'ilencc taken in the Cra
ter lake )- nil case uimiiv iiilct-csliii..
features wvrc brought out by promi-: '"' ,'"r 1 "" i,K Orcgoa
ncnt men limn various localities, lines, is slated in a letter received
whose losl'uuilliv showed that the this in, iniimr 1'i'oui , in ,.! 11..
"sin on ol (lie mail was inn a cnniluv of
oca an', nut a stale at a r and
beneficial not niilv tit (hit iniiuiLi nl'
Oregon bin lo the people of Ihe ' "' is the only
United Slates. fuel possible lo get at. a nominal fig-
Judge John Seoti, lor eight ycu'rs inc. The diminishing output of the
county jmige ol .Marion eounly and Calif,,
a well known good roads advocate
made the follow-inc' nsscrliniiu
Help to Farmer probable causes of the change.
I I lie proposed (inter lake high-' ""I"" nevelopmenl work is being
nay will lie a great beuelactor to dime on I lie Cascade. Si .sol.. .....l
o, .organ, n will connect .Western mines near ' '
vaney with the
Southern parts of Ihe stale and with
the great territory Ivinu- east of llm
That the Southern Pacific will
1 slalc railroad etnnmis-
This will make n home market
fornia wells and the conslanlly
reusing price of crudo oil ore 111
Day
timet
which will he extended a ilis
Cascades, and llm ,-.o,l, I.. .1 AI I MU
""I elfare of ,l,e Cited Hi,,.' "1""1"' "'"'I'1 ""'
li will draw thousands of .islK ,., 'V " ? '""!. 'nv'n :1 '" '.' ""
Oregon each v,.,- ,.,! n i.. in.i tii'iiic, aas neeh iiaincrctl
,i i . .i ' . ... 1 1 "ml I bi'l
""""- c siaie will derive
SENATOR BAILEY SCORES
TRUSTS IN FIERY SPEECH i )ms ('ml holdim? fixed tourneys at
: miervals not exceeding twelve moon
WAMIIXUTOX. Ji 2-1. ),.. I a pan. anil taking an active interest
'orlland. Ore.: Makst Tyce Sachem,
nonneing Ihe doctrine of free admi
aion to this country of raw maierial.
Senator Hailey. in the senate today,
made a savage attack upon the trusts
averting that the only means of de
stroying them is to send their organ
izers and operators to the peniten
tiary. "The doctrine of free raw material
is iiiipist and undemocratic," he de-!
flared. "Instead of being ihe policy!
of the Democratic part v. it was never I
Accepted until 188(i, when the tariff Sm1 Franc
was removed fronj raw material. iCarlon. Portland. Or
makes it nece-snrv to increase the
tariff on other materials in order
to raise revenues.
"If T wu- attorney genera I
would sue to dissolve the United
States Steel corporation."
censes are all ll'. il. the law re. Hud should never have bud n v,.;...
nuires clergymen and justices per- disposing ,,r rivn j,,! )t m
fomiimr tl,,i ,,,.u,,, ,.. .. i. . hsi.Is l- li... I:.. I ,
ntory which it represents: and to nhvsicmns" ..c i Z ! " ' oro iJed V
"l,,, ,, -- I ,,,M in, -II ll'OIIOI-
ally of .lil(m for violation of ibis 'tcl them."
provision. Ministers here, acconl-: . -
iiigly. while deprecating ihe exodus OIIAXI) I.AKK, Colo., June 24.
oi would-be brides anil grooms to " mmm .leumngs llryan Jr. and Miss
Oregon and Hrilish Columbia cities. 1 '''len lierger of Milwuiikee were mar-
aie obliged to refuse to officiate on I"'!'" today. Only the imi
these previously oblained licenses. '''"' relatives were present.
jin all mailers pertaining to ihe craft
within Ihe scope of this declaration.
The officers of the Indians ares
Tye Sachem. Maurice Abrahams.
rival li.'ii.'hl rrom it. Il would be a
drawing card lo I is traffic, and
i tier tourists once get Into ihe stale
'bey will go through ,, . pails.
They will sc.- Ih" nun y resource
vc have, invest money anil help i'e.
clop Oregon. Il will allracl people
able lo di'clt, r ilormaul enler-
;iii-e.-. They arc a class ,,' tl,.,,t,,.
lhat bine money anil spend money.
"Il'del keeiici-- ,,,,,1 , lfc , ,,.) ; j
inipauics would not be th(. niy
ni'l iciarics. 'I'hi oole lle.v ,,i'..
drawing i'loin hi ihe con '(rv lui'-t
he henelined. Il goes right back lo
Ihe fanner, who gets 1 1 1 -upplv ihem
anil be will receive ,,, , .1. ,,.,.
for his produce."
Tourist Transuort.ttion '
j William McMuirnv. (lei (
-cnger Agent of tl. S. P.
jas follows;
I "Il is the cvperieuce of
I'lorlalioii eouipanics ;,
lung will do more lo brio
cMcndcd. At Ihe West-
Ill, a boiler is being nlnccd and
preparations made lor a double track
tunnel.
At all Ihe mines the quality of coal
is improving with each foot of tun
nel, nnil there never was any doubt
of Ihe iliaulily, the vein being 12 feet
thick and extending for miles.
COLONIZATION AGENT
VISITS KLAMATH FALLS
r.is-
stifles
I
Kd C. Oarratt. Seattle. Wash.; Klone
Tyce Sachem. Jesse K. Knyart, Med
ford. Ore.: Tyce Tsum Chickamaii.
Herald Custodian. Frank C. licihl. i
Tneiuua, Wash.
Tilikhum Wawa. - ( 'hicf Advisor-.;
K. K. Kllis, Seattle. Wash- C. A. '
Cal.: V. K. !
.: P. J. Hoi,,- :
Falls. Ida.: J. T. Ilillis. ;
II- C-: K. I.. Ilan Tiic-i
OF CONTESMNTS IN THE CONTEST
4 4t ft i t
BANKERS BEGIN SESSIONS
IN CITY OF SEATTLE
SKATTI.F. June 21.
Cijikers' i'otienti,ni
outer in the Moore :lie:it"r t'ii- m..ru-
N'eai'tv Hllll delee.lles from
isliington. Oregon and Idaho are
present. This is Ih.. first fo,. -, ;,.:(
'-sion has been held sli,.o ion".
iT.idav's ..-to i .. :.t. ... . i
, . , ,.u,, J(I( u.
dress on "The l-nnifi, V-.,.!.--.-.,.
From nn p-.j.A ?in.,:. k..
f- F. Alien f XewjjYork City.
Iiau. I will
Vancuux it,
son. Ariz.
F.lip K'd Kok imel Mia ml. ...s,. lllihe :
Kulla knl.-i; iir-t ai'iiual gathering;
ami slaughter of clay birds, to be1
held at Medford. Oregon. September
7-M-ll. lnilll.
Open to the World
llie call "1 'he I yhee Sachem.
Teh Tri-State 1 ''" "" preceding page, is here
was called to ' l,v cnliinie,.
I ii" I ociiic li.ili.nis tn,s auuoi c
their fii-s great anniinl conclave.',
ac.l'evtenil a m.ist torilial-invilalion
to all lovers ot the sport of shooting 1
at the trais, to join them on this ni
casiou. j
The tournament will be open to the !
world, and is duly registered by the I
(Continued on nape 8.)
f
li'emember. you can take the trip any time y.,n choose, and t,
all subscriptions carry votes.
Miss Hazel Ti.e.
Miss l-iva Patterson . .
Mi-s Mabel Carter. . .
Miss Knla Jacob.-
Miss I.ee Williams. . .
Miss Haxel Me-scnger
Miss .tieile !l,.,;,,,ev
Miss Anna Spicer. . . .
Miss Cordelia Renter.
Mis. Martha Price. . .
Miss Winne Jones. . .
Miss Martina Thiol . .
Mi-s May .Mitchell. . .
Miss Pearl llollenbeck
Mi-s Mabel Parsons .
t onte-tai.ls arc not limited ( tb,,
entered, but are allowed to secure
county or slate.
COXTFST CI.OSKS JI I.V 17. lildfl.
.Medford
.Medford
-Medford
.Medford
Central Point
Central Point, K. F. D.
.Central Point
Jncksom ill,. .
.Jaoksonillc
l'li" i...
cw riiii
.(i.-id inn
.Orant', Pass
.Prospect
.Ashland !
Ii-trie:s in k ii ii-Ii
tcs from miv oihe
..'I1.8HII
.lfi..j!i:i
. SI 1
. H.onti
. :i.H2.'i
. .'ll.-l
. .'l.ti.'l!)
. i.:tti(i
. l.riiiti
. i.ti'i
. 600
7ii;
.Mill
. nor,
. 2.-.20
triius
one ;
slate
KI.A.MA Til FAI.I.S, J,. ;.', J.
'' Waile it . i i t i i i agent for ihe
C"1:,!. t:;io:: ,-et",icc, is in . eily
i r un Chicago, where he has his head
cpiurlers. Mr. Waill is visiting '
lecliininiiou projecis ol the we-t and
is very much impressed with II i-
diiions here lie will make a thor
ough invcsligali f cery seeliou
of llii' proieel while be,,., 'so (,s o
become perfectly neniniiiileil wiih
Ihe eoitililions.
Mr. Wnilc slates tlisit he is i-eeiv-illg
Iboilsaiids of jo, .nil-lev t ... ....
imcseekers about ihe different gv-
woii- ernmenl projects, and lhat lie will
inilelhe able lo send a large timelier f '
Is ot I fa I'lnei's t,, il.: I....' .,
pie visit I a lil vaile.v anuuallv who ! sot fi..;. l.: ..:'-. i. o, ."'
there originall .' and I belli.e i.. I i... i
; i .wot un- ci.iss ot peo-
"iiiite who olh-ii.le most needed here, and he is of
. and the elass 'ibe onlnion tl.ei r .
' I ' r in I lie
Allitdle West would be better satisfied
wilh Ibis section than Ihose of Ihe
southern stulco or farther east.
nolle
of-ho
or 'egioii lo Ihe fnvorahl
. i. . ,
uc niniii Mian a great seel
dor. Take for example
iiilcy ui ( ahlornia. Thousand- oil farmer
it 1 1 r.-i 1 1 i ll
uiiiia rily by Ihe Vm
rwisc would not ei
-- "'i in- , mi -to-ie.i in,, i-i, ,-.. ,
llo have means ' revel, mid ihev
pend their money freely and llieir
;.ilgriinage becomes a source of
prosperity to Ihe stales in v,l,;.-h
and Ihr.uigb which ihev travel.
I'lii oii..ii!,.iali,in mi
ner nn circiun-t.'ini'es j.. a
and il- is becoming morn n
nil ncr ih,. v,i, ,1,1 i,, ,.
lite degree ,,f easy ,-,i
Inuv noiiilclfnl
eeessil,iji,'y
ed more s,
'.porli.iM I,
i e portal inn
difficult ..I
Incl,
V 4- t
I cess. -Imply stri,.;,.M Ii'oin ,l
li -I :' for'. I, ,,,l I,;.,,. 1,V,.'
c fin" turnpike was built ; ,,
Vosemite. (ravel theleU- vwls multi
plied a lliou-anil lolil. Von- (I,,,,
inilfoail has linen cnsl rucled lo ils
ier line-hold, it is iliMicull al tunes i one Ilia! all inlcrcsleil in good, clean,
lo afford accomrriodii linn far the ui-lo-ilale aioung pictures should
crowds (hat apply. j no) mis. Tie Smnv lias irood ven-
(imioii nod i tin, coolest place in
Circuit .udgv lr. K. Hnnnn unit I town. ftofire change of program
Savoy Theater.
Tonight.
"The Mauler's driet."
' "Dime Novel Dan."
"False Acciisalion."
The alioic is the piogi.iin at Me.l-
f..r.,"s popular luoi i,n; pieiu,,. ihcu-
ler. ;e ,. ,,, ,,, ,,),.,,,.. j, (l
bcsl ,. il - ,i,l j Hie liliu market
' ' ; 1 ' - --l lite sioiies are strong,
clear ill ccr rlelail. The pholog
; raph.v i.s snp. ili and neiing coin-isl-;enl.
Thus die eiiiei'laiumcnt is one
I thai etiu'd no! be iuiliro-, cd linen, mid
t5