f
How did you celebrate?
KILLED IN AUTO RACE
KIDNAPPER ARRESTED
Ralph Jennings of Applegate was in
town Monday.
Circuit co8rt Monday.
Medford Race Trapped by Citiiens Who Fire I—-
Glenn O. Taylor was over from Med Machine in
Dick Chappell was at Medford Mon ford Tuesday.
Turns Turile. One Killed,
Revolvers—J. IV. Smith
day-
fe
Miss Mamie Hards was a visitor at
f
Mrs* Minnie Kelly was at Medford Medford Monday.
Another Injured.
Held in County Jail
i
Monday.
i
Mrs H. C. Gallup was shopping in
? Ray Venable of Ruch was in town Medford Saturday.
Tuesday.
Charged with the attempted alleged
Miss Nellie McIntyre was a recent
The auto race at the Medford cele
abduction
of a nine year old Central
Mrs. Geo. Neuber was at Medford visitor at Medford.
bration resulted in the death of one
Point girl, Wednesday afternoon, a
Sunday.
J. H. Carkin of Medford was at the participant and the serious injury of man giving the name of J. W. Smith a
A. C. Hough of Grants Pass was in court house Thursday.
another.
town recently.
As one of the autoes containing two ' tramp, is held in the county jail, fol-
Harry Lewis and Tom Dunnington
men
was rounding a sharp corner at a ' lowing a frustrated dash for liberty in
J udge Calkins was over from Med were at Medford Sunday.
OGDEN »SHASTA
terrific speed, a tire on one of the rear which he was halted by bullets whiz
ford Thursday.
ROUTES
Jim Cantral of Applegate was in wheels blew up capsizing the machine zing by his head. After his arrest by
Mrs. Nettie Thompson was at Med town Monday and Tuesday.
Marshal
Holmes
of
Central
Point,
and throwing the occupants to the
ford Tuesday.
J. W. Clark of the Applegate was in ground. One of the occupants was Smith refused to talk, and maintained,
W. I. Vawter of Medford was in town Monday enroute to Ashland.
hurled a distance of some twenty feet silence, the attitude of angry citizens
frightening him, talk of summary ac
town Wednesday.
Toots Thompson and Chester Wendt escaping with his life. The other, a
Medford’s lodge of Elks will picnic were in Medford Monday evening.
young man named Helms was caught tion being voiced.
According to the story of citizens,
at Colestine July 20.
Misses Louise Enseley and Mary beneath one of the wheels of the over Smith met the little girl, whose name
turned machine and almost instantly
E. E. Kelly of Medford was at the Bagshaw were at Medford Sunday.
is withheld, near the fruit warehouse,
court house Tuesday.
killed.
Mèdford 8:30
Lv. Grants Pass 7:00 a.m.
Mr. and MrB. John Hoppin of Minne
and induced her to take a walk. He
Lester and Chester Ellis returned apolis Minn, were in town this week.
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was seen by two men, who yelled at
.8:50
■Talent
Gold Hill
7:43 a.m.
‘ from Weed last week.
him. Smith, who had the child by the
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Langley were
Ashland 9:20
FOR CAMPERS
Central Point 8:15 a.m.
G. W. Trefren of Ashland was a re visitors ai Medford Monday afternoon.
arm started to run, when the two took
cent visitor in this city.
up
the
chase.
On
the
way
a
revolver
Bill Henry and wife left Monday for
■el
Food Supplies for Camp.
was secured, and two shots fired, bring
. RETURNING
James McDonough of Ruch was are- Phoenix where they have employment.
ing
the
fleeing
man
to
a
halt,
He
was
cent visitor in this city.
Gus Newbury of Medford was trans
Equipment for the
Leave Colestine 4:00 p. m., arriving home in
then turned over to the city marshal,
J. C. F. Harrington made a business acting business in this city Wednesday.
and
later
to
Sheriff
Singler.
Prosecu-
trip to Portland Monday.
Camp.
for dinner
Miss Lelia Prim Is visiting her sister
ting Attorney Kelly will file a formal
County clerk Gardner made a trip to Mrs. Eckleson, at Hoquiam, Washing
complaint against Smith today.
Medford Tuesday evening.
ton.
Smith is a middle aged man fairly'
ROUND TRIP FARES
Transportation facilities govern very
Miss Grace Wilson of Medford was
Miss Cora Basye of Portland is visi- largely the quantity and kind of sup- well dressed, and has been around Cen
a recent visitor in this city.
$1.10
$2.05
Medford
ting her father Chas. H. Bayse of this plies which may be carried on any tral Point for a couple of days. He re
Grants Pass
Curley Wilson was at Medford on city.
.70
Ashland
camping expidition. There are cer- fused to make any comment on his ac
1:55
Gold Hill
official business Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Dunnington left J tain staple food materials such as flour tion and appeared to be satisfied that
1.20
1:80
Central Point
Rogue River
Mrs. L. Brown transacted business Wednesday for a camping trip on little and beans which are common to all he was behind bars.
Applegate.
at Medford Monday afternoon.
camps; there are the desirable but
Corresponding low fares from all other Rogue River Valley Points
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Keyes of Med bulky articles such as canned vegeta-
The Ashland Chatauqua will open
Electric Sparks
ford visited Mr. and Mrs. Benj. M. I bles, and the oftes impossible luxuries
Monday and continue ten days.
Watch for the Big Excursion by the B. P. 0. E. July 20
I
such
as
eggs
and
cream.
The
forest
Collins
Sunday.
Frank Neil of Derby was transact
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robison, former i ranger with a pack horse, the four-man
ing business in this city Wednesday.
hunting parly, and the large lumbar
Poor season for lobbygosters in
Excursion will be canceled and all money
Chi-Namel for staining your old residents of this city are visiting at camp, all have diflerent food problems
' Washington.
the
Conger
home.
refunded in case of rain
furniture. At Fred J. Fick’s.—Adv.
— but there are several things to be
Japan is so still, we may hear some
H.
H.
Lampman
and
J.
R.
Dinkins
Mrs. C. Keegan and Mrs. Minnie O.
considered in buying supplies for any thingdrop.
Lewis were recent visitors at Medford. of the Meadows were at the court one of these. A food to be useful for
Bring your baskets and take the cl ildren. Lots of fun for all. Fu'j
I The honesty of one man is often good
house Wednesday.
Prof. U. S. Collins and familv of
camp and trail must contain the maxi
particulars from any S. P. Agent.
Mrs. E. E. Marvin of the Applegate mum amount of nutriment, or food policy for others.
Medford visited Benj. M. Collins Sun
valley was transacting business in value, with a minimum of bulk. Al
The under dog wants no sympathy;
day.
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon
cown Wednesday.
what he wants is assistance.
though
these
conditions
limit
the
avail
Hollis Parks and Charles Hamilton
John
Rieck
of
Portland
Maine
objects
to
having
a
three-
who has been able food materials somewhat, it is
of Buncom were recent visitors in this
visiting his uncle, W. H. Singler, has i possible to have palatable and nourish- blocked street named after her in
city.
returned to his home.
| ingfood, an I also have variety, which is Washington. Still. Maine cannot ex-
Emil Britt and H. K. Hanna made a
! ' usually lacking in camp fare. A judi- pect much from a r>emocratic adminis- ;
Misses
Pearl
Dox
Jewell
Bailej
-
and
business trip to Medford Monday after
' rps
Mary Bagshaw attended the show in ! cious choosing of 100 pounds of supplies tration.
noon.
will result in a variety which will add
Cities that find bad spellers among
Medford Monday night.
G. S. Sanderson of Central Point was
The county court was in session for much to the health and comfort of the their school teachers may have to re- | Sgx
transacting business in this city Wed
vive the idea of spelling reform in self- K8
the
transaction of county business woodsman. *
nesday.
defense.
1 iM
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Barneburg of
Pugilists
would
be
justified
in
form-
W
L. D. Dollarhide, owner of the Siski- I
Ashland visited friends in this city
The Grazing Industry
ing a union for the sake of refusing to
you
toll
road
was
transacting
business
'
Monday.
•
give Jack Johnson a card.
at the court house Wednesday.
Mrs. J. Hutchison of Medford visi-1
Disaproval of horse racing is at least I
Money
to
loan
on
improved,
revenue
Washington, June 25.—As a detail
ted her daughter Mrs. T. Parks in this
one point on which the Queen of Eng I
producing
farms,
by
the
Hank
oi
of
its
campaign
against
prairie
dogs
city Monday.
Jacksonville.
Adv.
j on the sheep and cattle ranges of the land and the militant suffragettes
Ma. and Mrs. Fred Marx of Port
agree.
W.
J.
Nichols,
a
forest
ranger
resid-
' i West, the Biological Survey of the De-
land spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
Visiting England engineers who left
ing at Central Hoint was killed while J | partment of Agriculture is using
Lewis Ulrich.
at work near Portland, Friday of last I , carbon bisulphide in connection with their boots outside the Hotel in Detooit
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Schmidt visited week.
eight tons of poisoned grain for the ex now understand why we don’t have
their daughter Mrs. B. E. Haney at
termination of the little pests on the portable bawthtubs over here.
David
Pence
a
prominent
farmer
of
Medford, Thursday.
ranges
of the Coconino Nationci For
One can’t help sympathizing with
the upper Rogue river district was
Rolan Cousino, a wellknown resident transacting business in this city Wed est, Arizona.
the Ohio husband who, while admitting
of the Rogue River valley died at nesday.
Generally the Biological Survey that his missing wife may have been
Grants Pass, Saturday.
works to prevent the extinction of drowned, “fears” someone has hidden
Dr. E. R. Seeley and family of Med
A millionare banker of La Grande. ford were visitors at the home of Mr. birds and mammals. In the present her.
Help Fight the
aged 80 years is under $2500. bail on and Mrs. Benj. M. Collins, Sunday instance it justifies its war against
A fine instance of the law of com
prairie dogs on the principle of the pensation is found in the fact that A1- |
a charge of white slavery.
evening.
campaign against the bubonic-plague fred Austin didn’t live to read the
Mrs. Louisa J. Armpriest of Forest
I
C. M. Ruch, of Ruch, president of
creek was transacting business in this the Bank ot Jacksonville, was trans- . rat and squirrel, or against the rabbit things that were written about him af- |
which girdles fruit trees.
ter he died.
city and in Medtord Thuisday.
acting business in this city Monday; The damage done by the prairie dog,
Citizens of the state are urged to info-rn themselves regarding
Frank Hitchcock’s claim that a bunch
Money to loan on improved, revenue afternoon.
this plague which is causing great sulf Tin ; among boys a id young
*
t
| it is pointea out, affects the stock-rais
men, and especially among the innocent girls and wrninut the stats.
producing farms, by the Hank of
G. W, Ager of Talent who was in 1 ing industry in two ways. First, many of Post office novitiates couldn't posisi- I
Parents are urged to protect their cli'l Iron, an I provide clean, whole
biy find out in three months all ,the
iacksonville.
Adv.
charge of the school superintendents acres are laid bare in the neighbor
some inform ition in place of the unclean misinformation they cannot
things
he
didn
’
t
do
in
four
years
is
Harry Rocho, ron of J. F. Rocho, a office while Prof. Wells was at Salem, | hood of prairie dog villages, and the
now help getting.
pretty fair logic, at any rate.
farmer living near Ashland, was has returned home,
Send for any of the following
amount of food available for cattle is
Most of the entries in the human
drowned in a small pond Monday.
| The ba)1 game at Me(]ford between pr jportionally reduced. Second, val
FREE CIRCULARS
Walter Williams of Sacremento, the “Fats” and the “Leans” Wednes- uable animals, frequently horses, have race, are also-rans.
Far
Young
Men
The man who doesn’t get all that's!
apent Tuesduy with friends in this city, day afternoon resulted in a victory tor | to be killed after they have broken a
Circular No. 2— The Four Sex Lies.
coming to him is generally lucky.
Mr. Williams was a former resident' the “Leans.” Score 30 to 31. Must| leg in a prairie dog hole.
Circular No. 9 Sex Truths for Men.
According to the Department’s ex
Mr. Wilson made Mr. Bryan Secre-1
here.
| have been fine work on b jth sides.
For
Older Boy.< (13 to 18 yrs. of ag-)
pert
the
stock
industry
has
unwitting-
tary of Stale and then created the edi
The Grants Pass Canning company [ R. C. Jorgenson’s Bakery received
Circular
No. 8 — Virility and Physical Development.
began operation Monday, commencing the highest test of any of the Medford | ly favored the increase of prairie dogs tor Metcalf of the Commoner his ‘ civil
For
Younger
J?i»ys
i
by
killing
off
coyotes
that
prey
upon
I
Governor
of
the
Panama
Canal
Zone.
with loganberries of which there is a Bakeries by the deputy food eeinmis-
Circular No. 7 The Secret of Strength.
j
stock
but
are
also
natural
enemies
of
Wonder
if
he
is
trying
to
wreck
Mr.
large crop.
sioner. Jorgenson’s goods can be had
the prairie dogs.
For Girls
Bryan’s Commoner.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich were din at the Jacksonville Bakery T. L. De-
Last year on the Cochetopa National
Circular No. 4—A Plain Talk with Girls Ab rit riieir Health.
A
woman
has
as
much
excitement
Vore,
prop.
Adv.
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marx
Forest of Colorado fifteen tons of pois
For Young Women
and Mr. Ripkey at Hotel Medford Sun
Bud Anderson, the Medford (?) hope, oned oats freed some 20,000 acres of getting her fortune told a« a man has
Circular No. 10 -Physical Devel >p n mt.
day evening.
was defeated by Cross at Los Angeles grazing* land from prairie dogs. On inuking his.
Since
there
is
a
shortage
of
beef,
For
Parents
yesterday
being
knocked
out
in
the
FOR SALE at a Bargain- House and
Pike National Forest, in the same
Circular No. /—The Need for E li-i’im in S i il fl /'{iene.
lot on Oregon street, near City Hall. twelfth round. Medford papers will State, seven tons of oats were used to people should eat less veal and give the
I
Circular No. .3 When and How to Tell the Chillrm
Must be sold soon. Cal) on Rogue probably let up on their extravagant clear 60,000 acres. This year five or calves a chance to grow up.
Circular No. 5 A List of Books for Use in tile Fa nily on Sex.
praise of a very commonplace actor. six tons of the poisoned graip only was
Now that the armv worm has ap
River Realty Co.
Adv.
The ball game at Medford yester
used on the Cochotopa and three tons peared near St. Louis the Secretary of
war should worry.
Send 2-cent stamp with your address to
day between a Montague, Calif, team
sufficed for the Pike.
Patience has enabled Dr. Mary Walk
and Shorty Miles’ crack twirlers was Federáis Driven Out of Sonora
It is estimated that on all tho Na
Department D.
easily won by the visitors. Score 5 to2.
tional Forests about 275,000 acres, er to see the day when her dress of
The
Oregon
State
Board of Health
Mrs. Alzira fjay was removed from
Douglas. Ariz , July 1‘—Guaymas, which h id been rendered worthless for ■ male feminine attire are regal (led as
703
oiling
ii
li
i
r
P »rtlan.l, Oregon
ths county jail Wednesday by her sis Sonora, where the last stand of Gener : grazing purp »ses by prairie dogs, have comparitively conservative.
The enormous increase of National
ter who will take her ea’t ir. the hopes al Ojeda’s shattered force, was made, ' been reetored to their former useful-
that a change of scene and climate is today in the hands of General Obre ; ness. Since it takes on the average prosperity which the opening of the
may be beneficial.
gon's invading constitutionalists. Dri 40 acres to support one cow, or eight Panama Canal will shortly bring may |
The Fourth passed off very quiet I v, ven back to the Bea, General Ojeda, sheep, this means a gain in the cai Ty cause the "money trust” to dissolve
ing capacity of the range sufficient to from over work.
many of our citizens going to assist with but a scant thousand of the 3500
Report from the special committee
other towns celebrate. But few dec army which set out for Hermosillo sev run 6,950 cattle or 55,600 sheep.
In 1908 the government began to of lexicographers; “A lobbyist is a
orations were observed —the best by eral weeks ago, has gathered the rem
nants of his force together, boarded a carry out this campaign, and in 1911 kind of fourth assistant malefactor of
far was that at the U. S. Hotel.
worked on a large scale; it was so suc great wealth.
i transport and sailed for the south.
A number of people from this place
I A large number of wealthy Mexican cessful that in 1912 the quantity of
Political changes in Mexico have not This preparation will restore the kidneys to their nor
attended the celebration at Grants i citizens also took refuge in flight. poison put out was doubled. This
gone so far ns to prevent a laige sec mal condition, cleanse ihe blood or poisonous waste
Pass: a larger lumber went to Med
year
’
s
campaign
is
one
of
cleaning
up
, Anstocratic Guaymas looas sullenly on
tion of tho populace from trying to matter, start rich, red blood coursing through your
ford; some others were st Butte Falls,
, the areas where there was almost com-
: this democratic victory.
S >eer Porfiro Diaz through force of
an d the rest of us stayed at home.
I
piete
extermination
in
1912.
veins and keep you in exceilent health.
After investing Guaymas, Obregon,
habit.
.
The postoffice changed hands Thurs- | commanding the
rebels,
took
immedi-
me reoeis, wok imme>ii-
We are not recommending a i a1 nt medic •> ■ tl i is » prescription
If the London Suffragettes abolish
duy morning, the new postmaster, ate steps to prevent pillage,
medicine composed ui irugs ot known virt i • w k.i->w what they are and
Tlie Bea'. Medinin«* in th* W-:**>u.
polo and gulf, they will endeavor to
that is why we are so sure of our giound.
lewis Ulrich having received his com-
It is believed in Douglas that peace
“My little girl ned dysentery ' i-y bad. I make politics sufficiently interesting
f • on relieved John F. Miller who has been expedited by the sweeping thought she w uld die. Chatnhc si-’« Colic, to compensate for the loss of sport.
Certain relief from kidney troubles—in50c and$l bottles
»'holers and Diarrhoea P-medy cured her,
1 i been in charge of the office for rebel victory.
and
1
can
truthfully
«ay
that
I
think
it
is
the
i. out 16 years. The office will remain
General Barron, who command 1 tho
medicine in the world,'' »rites Mrs.
1 the present location, the building federal garrison in Guaym is, pr
,ed William Orvis, Clare, Mich. For rale by I
Milk Shakes, at Chapman’s
has been leased far one year.
Ojeda in his flight.
all dealers.—Advertisement.
Chocolate Corner.
Adv
LOCAL NEWS
Excursion , to Colestine'
Sunday, July 6th
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