Jacksonville post., November 30, 1912, Image 3

Wm. Cameron of Applegate drove [
Earl Bostwick was a Sunday evening
BARRED FROM JURY DUTY
Chinna and Lien Shower.
Former Jacksonville GUI Weds.
visitor at Medford.
into town Tuesday.
Miss Cora Thomas was a Saturday
“Curley” Wilsqp spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lee Kitchen of
A china and linen shower was given
friends in Medfoid^
.
. j Oregon Code Said to Provide
Ed Bostwick was a Sunday visitor at visitor at Medford.
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by Mrs. R. B. Dow at het residence in Roseburg- announc: the- marriage of-
Ruch.
Mrs. G. E. Neuber spent Saturday
Chas. Basye was a business visitor
their daughter Miss Winnifred Kitchen
That All Juries Must Con-
this
citv,
Tuesday
evening
in
honor
of
j
at Medford Saturday.
Tiny Combest was a Jacksonville evening at Medford.
Miss Esther Beery, whose marriage to Roy M. CbQltey, Wednesday, Noyv-tt’ ■
visitor Friday.
Charles Dunford, Jr. spent Sunday
Miss Fleta Ulrich and Ries Chapman
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sist of Men.
with Jesse Wilson is soon to take place. 27th.
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were at Medford Tuesday.
Cliff Dunnington spent Sunday even­ evening at Medford.
Those present report a most enjoy- ' Miss Kitchin formerly made Sher • •lai
ing at Medford.
Rev. Paul S. Bandy held services at
Miss Taylor of Applegate visited
home with her parents in this citv and
Regardless of the passage of the able time, and Miss Beery was the poss/sses a multitude of friends here1 -c X
Medford friends this week.
H. R. Alien of Ruch was a recent Ruch Sunday afternoon.
recipient
of
many
beautiful
pieces
of
women suffrage amendment at the re­
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visitor at'Medford.
Mrs. Fred L. Colvig spent Wednes­
Dr. R. E. Golden made a profession­ cent election, there will be no women china and linen. Delicious refresh­ wish her all possible happiness in who
her
married
life.
al trip to Ashland Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Taylor spent day morning at Medford.
juries in Oregon. This interesting bit ments of turkey sandwiches, cake and
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Sunday at Ashland.
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F. Offenbacher of Applegate was in
Roy Sparks of Medford called on his of information was given in a Portland 1 coffee were served by the hostess.
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Those
present
were;
Mesdames
S.
E.
Jacksonville friends Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Kelly was a passenger town on business Tuesday.
dispatch to the San Francisco Chronicle.
Jump-Off-Joe
Miqes
Oper9fi.ig.
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n Dunnington, G. E. Neuber, A. Norris
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to Medford Tuesday.
Miss Grace Nelson was a Saturday
The famous Banner brand boys’ Since the right of franchise has been
B. M. Collins,
W. C. Deneff, G.
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women'in
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sidle,
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evening
visitot
at
Medford.
granted
to
women-in
this
state,
the
clothes at Taylor-Williams Co.
Mrs. W. E. Finney was a Medford
G. E. Howland of Grants Pass re­
J?’, ■ Abbott
visitor Monday evening.
Clyde Smith was a passenger to
J. M. Root of Medford transacted first discovery of the fact has been '
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made by many women and men, al- ! ‘
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IS8eS
a c Ilenry, ports that all of the Juinp-Off-Joe
business at the county seat Monday.
See Taylor-Williams Co. for the Medford Saturday evening.
Emma placer mines are either already at work
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Fleta
Ulrich.
Louise
Jones,
though the suffrage campaign leaders
a
famous Red Ribbon flour.
Ernest Forman of Buncom was a
Timothy, red clover, home grown say they knew it, jury duty is denied
M‘b 6
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, Elmer, or that they will begin operations be­
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alfalfa seeds.
Taylor-Williams Co.
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Nellie
McIntyre,
Lema
Jorgenson,
Miss Nell McIntyre was visiting Jacksonville visitor Monday.
fore the end of another week. Suf­
women, the state code expressly pro­
Medford friends Tuesday.
Roy Womack of Medford was call­
S. E. Dunnington was one of the viding that al) juries, grand, pettit, Marie Martin, Jewell Bailey, Etta ficient water for placer mining was-
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Jacksonville crowd at Buncom Sunday. coroner’s and otherwise, - shall consist Morcom Leona Cantrall, Vera Bailey. available this season much eatlier than
P. Ensele and wife were in Medford ing on Jacksonville friends Tuesday.
Maud Cantrail, Laura Neuber, Cora usual, and sortie of the mines were >•
the beginning of the week.
Misses Myra Gallup and Mabel Henry
Mrs. W. E. Finney and Miss Estella of a body of men.
Levy were Medford visitors Saturday.
Questions have already been raised Thomas. Margaret Morcom, Mary Bag- not ready to make use of the first flow.
“Toots” Thompson and Lou Baker were in Medford Saturday evening.
shaw and Esther Beery.
The giants of the Sexton and Of the'
drove to Medford Thursday.
Judge J. R. Neil spent Thanksgiving
For the next sixty days, 25 per cent as to the eligibility of women voters,
H. & C. are active now, however, and
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and
inquiries
at
ths
office
of
United
with
his
son,
Frank
Neil,
at
Derby.
off
on
all
Wall
Paper,
at
Fred
J.
Ficks
Miss Mary Wetterer spent ■ few
■il
the three giants op the Swastika wii)
States
District
Attorney
McCourt
de
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hours at Medford Monday.
Benj. M. Collins spent Sunday at
Fred Lewis was among the Jackson­
Albany Police Force Resigns. commence washing < ut the gravel next
veloped the fact that these questions
An adjourned term of the circuit Buncom, after a Thanksgiving turkey.. ville people at Medford Sunday even­
week.
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have been threshed out to a consider­
court will be held next week.
Miss Mary Bagshaw made a short ing.
The Jack’s creek mine.is installing a
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able extent already, and there are new
Albany,
Or.,
Nov.
25.—
Ellis
Daugh
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Ed. Henselman of Medford was a
E. R. Wall and wife were recent business trip to Medford Monday even­
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points of law involved which are still try, Chief of Police ot Albany, resign­ gasoline engine und hoist; and will use -
ing.
business visitor at Jacksonville Tues- disputed.
business visitors at Medford.
the
outfit
to
lift
some
of
the
heaviest
ed this morning. With him went night
E. D. Briggs of Ashland was a coun­ day.
.
Mrs. Jos. Morcom and family spent
However, there is no question that a Officers McClung and Webb and four I boulders out of the way.
L. Reynolds of Missouri Flat was foreign-born unmarried women must special officers constituting practically
The miners are all enthusiastic over
ty seat visitor for a few hours Tues-
Thanksgiving day at Medford.
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loing business in Jacksonville Thurs- be naturalized in the United States, if
Fred Luy of Wellen spent ■ few day.
the entire police forces of the city. The | the outlook, and with the early coming *
diy.
Attorney W. E. Phipps of Medford
she may vote. The requirements for City Council was at once called in j of the water anticipate a most profi-
hours in Jacksonville Tuesday.
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Aug. Singler of Medford was trans- naturalization are the same as those special session to discuss the situation. ttable season’s run.—Tribune.
S. Walsh was in Medford and Ash had business at the court bouse Mon-
acting business in Jacksonville Satur- for a male.
day.
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The resignation is the result of pnti-
land the forepart of the week.
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lay.
It is equally understood, according cism of Daughtry regarding blind pigs
A.
R.
O
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Leary
returned
Monday
I. E. Hitch and M. M. Welch were
War Threatens Europe.
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county to a local interpretation of the law, in Albany. Daughtry says he has coped Great
Miss
Flo
Thompson,
deputy
evening
from
a
short
visit
at
Grants
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in Medford on business Monday.
that
a
foreign-horn
woman
who
mar
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■lerk spent Saturday evening at Med-
with the situation as well as possible,
Pass.
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Misses Stella Levy and Amelia Britt
ries an American thereby becomes an and that the office is not worth the \ London, Nov. 26.—The danger, of a, •„
ord.
Judge
Chas.
Prim
was
among
thos
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were Tuesday visitors at Medford.
Attorney H. C. Canady of Medford American. Registration will be requir­ criticism. He issued an emphatic de­ I greater wur ftian tnat betwpen the
who spent Saturday evening at Med
For the next sixty days, 25 per cent ford.
nade a business trip to Jacksonville ed for wohier. "us tor men, and the nial of rumors that there has been ' Balkans'imd Turkey absorb* public in«.
oft on all wall paper. Fred J. Fick.
usual residence of six months preced­ graft in the police force in connection ' terest far more than the first bout of <«
Judge Chas Prim was a Buncon .londay.
ing an election. The filing of the first with blind pigs, and demands a speciaj diplomacy between the' belligerents; <
Fletcher Linn of Portland was a visitor Sunday, taking in the turkey
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Mrs. R. B. Dow was among the
papers for citizenship one year before session of the grand jury to consider Steps toward the rnobfiization which i
business visitor in our city this week. shoot.
Jacksonville people in Medford Satur-
an election will be required of women the charges.
Austria arid Russia are tuking have a
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Miss Flossie Dunford and brother
Everett Wall and family moved to lay evening.
unless
otherwise decreed by the feder­
He states that he has secured more [ division of' vast ‘consequences, which; **V » ¡ft
Vernon were at Medford Thanksgiving Medford Tuesday from the Norling
H. H, Hall and C. Combest of Ap­ al naturalization laws.—Tidings.
convictions of violators of the local op­ an lar as Great Britian ¡«’¡concerned
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day.
plegate were at M idford the beginning
mine.
tion law than any former city official, are considered nothing less than. ap«.
Lewis Ulrich and W. H. Bowen were
of
the
week.
Mrs. M. Taylor and daughter, Mrs.
and that the town is practically free pa|iing,
s .t
beating the brush after quail Wednes­ R. Robinson were in Medford Monday
Attorney E. E. Kelly of Medford
Says Judges are Lax
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from blind pigs and bootleggers; that
liberal press is unanimous in
day.
afternoon.
was at the court house on professional
the fines in the Police Court are more! ,u.gin(f Great Britain to preserve neut-
Mrs. R. B. Dow was at Medford
Dr. T. T. Shaw and Roy Ulrich were business Monday.
than three times as much as for any ra|jty anj the majority of the Con-
Thursday afternoon, the guest of Mrs. at Buncom Sunday, • participating in
Mrs. Eila Cook who has been visiting i Salem, Or., Nov. 26. —Apparent pub­ previous period of the same duration, i se|.vatives urge the same policy. The
Barkdull.
her son W. H. McDaniel of Applegate, lic sympathy for criminals and easy
the turkey shoot.
.
It is reported a grand jury will be I , Times declares J1O
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pony
qf f the European
Mr. Swihart, the Derby merchant
sentences imposed by judges were called and those citizens who claim I ' fwO
ple want
people
want war
war and
and says;
says: “
“ Vet
Vet that
that
The dancing club gave a small dance has returned home.
was a business visitor in Jacksonville at their rooms in the Convent building
Reinus Combest and Felix Cimborski criticised and strongly condemned last they know of places where gambling is jg w)dther the nations are blindly drift­
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Tuesday.
Wednesday night.
of Buncom were in Jacksonville the night by State Treasurer T. B. Kay being carried on and where intoxicant? t ing.” The Pall Mall Gazette almost
before 100 men at the Salem Six o’clock are being sold, will be asked to tell alone speaks in a warlike- voice, de­
B. E. Haney and wife of Medford
Make your Christmas purchases early beginnig of the week.
club, which meets semi-monthly at the their storv-
were visiting Jacksonville relatives at Taylor-Williams Co. Special prices
claring England' ought to ’act1 firmly
Street Commissioner Chris Ulrich
First Methodist church.
Thursday.
with France and Russia in refusing to
and promtp delivery,
has been doing some improvement
“It is these very things that caused
be swept aside.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Kentner of
Harry Luy and Chris Keegan were work on Oregon street this week.
Indorses Exhibition.
the people of this state to pile up such
The withdrawal of an Austrian war­
Medford spent Sunday with Jackson­ among the Jacksonville sharpshooters
W. H. Clement, who has been in a big majority against the abolition of
ship at Constantinople is taken as an
ville friends.
at Buncom S"nday.
California for some time, was shaking papital punishment,” declared Mr.
unfavorable sign and imminent Servian
Ries Chapman journeyed to the
Joe Beeman of Gold Hill transacted hands with Jacksonville friends this Kay. “If criminals were punished ac­
San Diego, Cal., June 13th.
occupation of Durazzo ok (he Adriatic,
Bucklqy place, Applegate valley, Tues­ business at the sheriff’s office the be­ week.
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cording to their crimes I do not think
It has been a rare pleasure to see tends to further bring Austria and
day evening.
ginning of the week.
the
people
of
Oregon
would
have
voted
the
performance ot
of King Pharoah. Servin toward the br- iking point.
Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Bunch of Med­
Clyde Shaw, who is employed with
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So much
intelligence
exhibited by one On the other hand, thfraafe arr.val at
R. A. Bunch, W. I. McIntyre and ford spent Thanksgiving day in this) to retain the death penalty.”
the railroad survey crew, was in town Albert Gangwisch journeyed to Buncom
He
cited
such
instances
as
the
Hazel
I
of
our
f
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um
b
an
imais
rouses
the human Uskup of the Austrian c instil wh >, it
city at the home of their son Ray
Saturday evening.
Irwin and Tanner cases, where they mjn<i to the fullest appreciation of Was feared, had been killed, should
Sunday after turkeys.
Bunch.
Charley Mitchell, a son of Gus Mit­
received sentences of from one to 15 ^ese possibilities of feeling many of lessen the tension.
Lewis Ulrich, with a party of friends,
Wm. Henry, who is employed at years for enticing a man to a rooming lhe menta| as well as the physical
chell haB found employment in a box autoed to Buncom Sunday in pursuit
Rogue River spent Thanksgiving with house and then murdii’g him. He said confJitior)a we do. King Pharaoh is ¡
factory at Weed, Cal.
of the festive turkey.
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Epperson in that the minimum to the indeterminate I certair>ly the best educated horse we
B'JSINE sa C
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Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wall spent
Bob Finney, Oscar and Fred . Lewis this city.
sentences should be greater, so the1 ever gaWj und the marvellous feats of
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Fred were winning their Thanksgiving
Tom Dunnington, who has been em­ convicted persons could not be paroled i cornbininjg numbers, reading, distin-
L. Colvig in this city.
dinners at Buncom Sunday.
GUS NKWJURY
ployed
in the Applegate country dur­ in such a short time. He censured the gUjahing and remembering things
Deputy Sheriff R. B Dow attended
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bounty Treasurer J>s. M. Crone­
district judges for imposing such light I keepg one continually deeply interested
Attorney-at-Law
ing
the
summer
months
returned
to
the Wolgast-Ritchie fight at San Fran­ miller and County Clerk W. R. Cole­
sentences.
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and highly entertained
his Will Practise in All Courts in the State
Jacksonville this week,
cisco Thanksgiving day.
man spent Sunday at Buncom.
In reply Judge Burnett, of the su­ performances. H has no doubt done
MEDFORD.
OREGON.
Fred Offenbocher of Applegate pass­ preme court, took exception to the re­
Mr. and Mrs. Herman King of Med­
Harry Helms and M. A. Finney of
much to create a deeper love for am-
ford were the guests of Jacksonville Medford were among those who took ed through town en route to Medford marks concerning the judges, and said
I mats.
friends Thanksgiving dav.
in the turkey shoot at Buncom Sunday. with a load of fine turkeys this week. that the law fixes the sentence for each
Yours truly.
He
readily
disposed
of
them.
Attorney Gus Newbury of Medford
i'. ai k y
crime, and that if a higher minimum is
T hos . C ogswel .
Jack Coleman and Ries Chapman at­
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was after a Buncom turkey Sunday, tended the High School-Alumni foot
Supt. of Humane Society.
The Masquerade Ball given at U. S. desired the law must be blamed and
Dentist.
for his Thanksgiving dinner.
ball game at Medford Thursday after­ Hall is reported a great success, many amended. He said the judge was pow- I King Pharaoh is with Boyd & Ogle’s
Mis> Maude« Newbury is spending noon.
I from Medford and other valley points erless to impose any sentence except j 0j1.cuj whjch appears at the Natator­ Office in Hyun Building, California St.
the Thanksgiving holidays with Miss
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Henry Callagher and wife, who being in attendance and a thoroughly ial fixed by statute, which usually has jum jn Medfonj Sunday and Monday,
o'
Upstairs.
a low miiiimu n.
Atiefie Kingsbury in Ashland.
spent the summer months in the Blue goal time enjoyed until a late hour.
JACKSONVILLE
Miss Cora Thomas of Ross Lane Ledge mining district have returned to
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Luy, Misses
visited her sister, Mrs. Morcom of Medford.
How
to
Pull
Laura Couch and Bessie Colvin of the •
,l you have young children you ha»o
Jacksonville one day this week.
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Wm. Jennir.gs, Ansel Gilson and Applegate school. Vergne C. Gorst and I
.aps noticed that disorders of the stomacn
Auth< r.ccaitd vuluo' hiniomtaUi
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about brceLna, lute -tug, rau’-iv
Miss Pearl Dox of Medford was a Peter Allen have leased the Sterling Chas. O. King where guests of Mr. ■
are their most common ailaient. to correct
fee Jins and homing poultry u
A moul valuable pamphlet. Tells and illun- ,
this you will find Chamberlain a Tablets ex­
Thanksgiving visitor at the home of mine. They arc now busily engaged and Mrs. Benj. M. Collins Thanksgiving trates
contained in tie latefl eG.*.i.»n
huw to clear stump land at the lowest I
cellent.
They are easy and pleasant to take,
L. !/» Poultry Book—juft printed.
known
cost
per
acre
by
devices
just
perfected.
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hei mother Mrs. 0. N. Nelson.
day.
in drifting.
Send for copy, free
and mild and gentle in effect. For sale y
i Free to owners of stump land who send me I
The Chat. I!. Lilly Co.. Seattle
Chas. Pursel, who has been at Yreka
Among the Jacksonvdle people who ineir »»m«
all dealers.
Ed. Moore, who has been in the em
A. GORMAN. 11 >2 w..t,m Ave- S.at.1.
tor the past few weeks, has returned ploy of Twohy Bro«, at Eugene for participated in the turkey shoot at
to his home on Little AppL-gate.
the past, three months has returned to Buncom Sunday were: Ed. Keyer, --------
Gene Thompson. “Toots” Thompson,
A cosignmenl of new chairs for the Jacksonville.
Frank Smith Clyde Smith, Dan Pierce, I
jury box was received at the court
Charles Good, a former resident
Len Rumley and Clarence Kasshafer.
house the latter part of last week.
this city, but who has spent the past
Mrs. Clarence Reeve of Happy Camp year in California and different points
Cal., visited at the home of her moth­ in this state, was in Jacksonville this
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er-in-law. Mrs. M. E. Reeve, Monday. week.
Benj. M. Collins and County Clerk
Miss Flossie Dunford returned Wed-1
W. R-- Coleman attended the “get
nesday
from Medford where she had ! Train Crew and loggers Buried
together” luncheon at Medford Tues-
been for several days in attendance on (
day.
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her sister, Mrs. Beecher Simmons,
Under Wreckage.
Gene Coburn, deputy sheriff and who suffered an illness.
county clerk elect of Josephine county
Mrs. Gertrude L. Norton who has
was at the court house on business
Marshfield, Or.. Nov. 25. —Five men |
been
employed in a printing office at
Tuesday.
Yreka, Cal., for some time past is ex were killed and several more hur’,
Ralph Williams, a Medford young pected to return to her home in this s-me dangerously, when a Icyg-ng ;
man incarcerated in the county jail for city the first of December.
train went through Bear Creek trestle, ■
beating his'mother, was released from
six
miles above Bandon, today. The
The Owners have no idea of selling to the Bell Telephone Monopoly or any
Dave Duncan and Curley Wilson
custody Tuesday.
spent Thanksgiving at Medford, the boiler of the engine exploded when the
one else but intends to maintain it for the purpose of giving the people of
John Walker of Meadows precinct guests of E. E. Oman. Incidentlly they : locomotive fell. The bodies are buried
under
the
wreckage
of
the
train
and
was at the court house Monday, col­ attended the foot hall game between
the Rogue River Valley the be3t telephone service known.
lecting bounty on one wild cat and ’ the Medford High School Alumni the'trestle. The number of dead may
be
greater
than
that
shown,
as
it
is
three cayote scalps.
teams.
not known how many men were on the
Mr». W. A. Jones, was in Medford
G. A. Gardner, county clerk-elect train. Fireman Anderson r.nd Time­
Monday visiting her daughter. Miss and family moved into the Jerry Nunan keeper Guy R om are fatally hurt and
Mnude Newbury, who is attending St. house this week. Their former towns Engineer James Dowell is among the
Mary’s Academy in that city.
people express great regret at losing dead.
The trestle is 175 feet high and has
Verne C. Gorst and Charles C. King, Mr. and Mrs. Gardner. What is their
been in use for years. The victims of
who formerly conducted an auto stage loss is our gain.
line between this city and Medford and I Sheriff W. A. Jones and Mrs. Jones | I the tragedy are all employes of the
v :<> row operate a similar line at spent Thanksgiving day with the Seely it Anderson Logging Company.
M rsl.field, called on Jacksonville former’s mother. Mrs. Bettie Jones of I A relief train has been sent from here
1 len-U Thanksgiving day. The two Ross Lane. Others who enjoy-4 Mrs. ' to the scene of the accident, and phy.
ha\e hurried to the scene fronrl
gentlemen are making a trip to Cali­ Jones’ hospitality were Mr. L A Rose isi-iar.B
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and Master Carl Newbury of Phoenix. 1 Bandon and other nearby points.
fornia points.
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