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I LOCAL NEWS T. W. Fulton was at Medfoid Friday SPEEDY JUSTICE ROBBER SENTENCED Mrs. Bob Raybold was at Ashland I I Sunday. Dan Bagshaw was at Medfoid Tues- Arraigned -I- Ed Saltmarsh of Buncom was in town Ray Diamond who Robbed the Indictments . Found, . - . •day. -5B- -- —.- Thursday. Plead Gpilty and Sentenced. Glendale Bank Gets Ten Miss Francis Kinney was in Medford >1 John Norling came over from Med TO Sunday! u ford Monday. Years .Circuit court convened yesterday The old saying about the prove, bial James McDonough of Ruch was in piorning. ^lowness of Justice, was proven false town Tuesday. Judge Neil was a visitor at Medford Ray Diamond of Glendale, who held in the circuit court Friday forenoon Rev. Bandy and Watson Caudill were Tuesday. up the assistant cashier of the Glendale when four persons were indicted by the at Ashland Sunday. VIA THE J. Brophy of Prospect was in this : Elmo Throckmorton of Applegate bank with a rifle, securing some $3000. grand jury, brought into court and ar in cash, was indicated by the circuit ranged. Each of them waived the time city Monday. was in town Saturday. court at Roseburg, Tuesday on a charge allowed to plead, pleas of guilty being Mrs. Horace Venable of Ruch was in Reis Chapman was a visitor at Med of assault with dangerous weapon. entered. Again all waived the time town Tuesday. The indictment was returned at four allowed before passing sentence and ford Tuesday afternoon. L. O. Van Wegen was a visitor at Geo. N. Lewis made a trip to Med-1 o’clock and in a few minutes after, asked for immediate sentence. SUNSET Ashland Sunday. Diamond was arraigned pleading guilty The court then imposed indeterminate OGOKNSSHASU ford Thursday afternoon. ROUTES to the charge and throwing himself up sentences ranging from 1 to 25 years Mr. and Mrs. Dave Duncan were in Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich were at on the mercy of the court and asking Three of the offenders were parolled Medford Sunday. Medford Monday evening. that sentence be immediately imposed. with the direction to remain in Jack- Dr. E. B. Seeley of Medford was in W. O. Garrett of Buncom was a The court sentenced him to an inde son county, live honest and upright town Wednesday. recent visitor in this city. terminate term of 1 to 10 years in the lives and to report to the county sher- J. A. Lemery of Ashland was at the Mrs. M. D. Jones and son Floyd were state penitentiary. riff once in every two weeks. court house Saturday. The Special train will be under the auspices of the in Medford Tuesday evening Diamond’s aged mother who resides M. M. Taylor made a business trip to j William Ray and George Buckley of in California was present at the court Slks but is open to all, and will run on the following Grants Pass. Thursday. house and offered to mortgage her home Youth Shot For Shooting a Dog Ruch were in town Saturday. Clinton Cook of Applegate was a re- Mrs. Gall and daughter Ekron, re to raise funds for his defense, but this he refused to allow, declaring he was teht visitor in this city; Oregon City, Ore., -July 14. —Earl turned from Ashland, Tuesday. “ready to take his medicine.” Chester Wendt and Lula Williams McAlty, 18, of Portland, who was shot Miss Flossie Levier of Medford visi- *■ LEAVE LEAVE ... ■ • — — were in Midford Sunday. by Deputy Sheriff Mumbower while at ted friends in this city recently. CO-OPERATION THE REMEDY tempting to escape after his arrest on Grants Pass 7:00 a. m. Central Point 8:15 a.m. Mrs; Hugh Elliott of Medford was a Pat Swayne of Buncom was transact the charge of having killed a dog, is recent visitor in this city. Medford 8:30 a.m. 7:45 a. m. Gold Hill ing business in this city Friday. near death today. Mumbower was C. C. t’ursel of Buncom was trans G. W. Davis of the Saturday Review 7:53 a. m. Phoenix 8.45 a.m. For Delays ii. Handling Freight taken into custody by Sheriff Mass who Ray Gold acting business here Friday.. at Medford was in town Tuesday. Talent 8:50 a.m. 8:05 a. m. Tolo asserts that he exceeded his authority. Ed White of Ashland was transacting E. W. Jones, a mining man of Med Ashland 9:20 a. m. McAlty a companion, Lester Cooney, With the usual rush of business inci mounted on motorcycles, were passing business in this city Saturday. ford was in town Monday afternoon. dent to this period of the year, the rail- the farmhouse of M. M. Chrisman Special will stop at all points going and returning Mrs. George Barnum was a visitor Mrs. Charles Prim and Miss Amalia : I roads are scenting trouble ahead in the when a dog belonging to Chrisman ran at Medford Monday afternoon. Britt returned from Ashland Monday. 1 form of a shortage of cars. out at them. McAlty is alleged to have Mr. and Mrs. E. Cbnger drove over Charles Nickell of Medford was trans In anticipation of this the railroads to Medford Tuesday afternoon. acting business ir. this city Saturday. have repaired and added to their equip shot the animal. Mumbower notified of the incident, $1.10 Medford $2.05 Misses Amalia Britt and Issie McCul John Matney and Herman Offenbach- ment, but it is the fear of those in Grants Pass ly were at Medford Thursday. < er of Applegate were in town Monday. i ' charge of railway*operation that this placed the boys unher arrest. In an Phoenix .95 1:80 Rogue River attempt to escape McAlty mounted his Dr. O N. Nelson and daughter came Talent ! alone will not suffice and to avoid .85 1:55 William Nelson of Ashland was a , Gold Hill motorcycle and started to ride away over from Medford, Wednesday. ] business visitor in this city Saturday. | serious delays and congestion the ship when Mumbower fired several shots, Ashland .70 1.20 Central Point Mrs. C. W. Conklin of Medford visi Mrs. J. C. F. Harrington and daugh- i pers and the railroads must actively co- one passing through McAlty’s left leg ted friends in this city Wednesday. | Marian were at Medford Friday, I j operate. and another striking him over the left ter Delay on the part of shippers in load Martin Carlson of Ashland had busi Mrs. H. E. Foster of Medford was I ing and unloading cars is often the dir- I kidney. The Elks never do anything by halves. Refreshments and lunch on ness in the circuit court Saturday. | the guest of friends in this city Tuesday. I the grounds. Come and enjoy a day in the cool, pure air of Colestiu ect cause of the carrier’s inability to 1 married Mrs. Christena Reuter transacted J. C. F. Harrington was transacting ' furnish cars whereas if the shippers Springs. Join the crowd, bring tie i imily. business at Medford luesday morning. 1 business at Medford Monday evening. ! would load and unload promptly and HAMMOND—FLUKE At the office Call on nearest S P. Agent for f rther particulars. of the county judge, in Jackson John Watkins of Eagle Point was j Mrs. Gordon Stiut of Medford was when consistent load cars to their rated transacting business in this city Mon transacting business in this city Tues capacity difficulties incident to rush of ! ville. Oregon, Monday, July 15, 1913, John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon day. business would, it is believe 1, be ap by Judge F. L. TouVelle; S. P. Ham day. mond and Phoebe Fluke. proximately relieved. Mrs. C. D. Stout and daughter Ora Jake Kuntzen of Steamboat was The solution of the problem appears HEY—CORUM At the court house in were visiting friends at Medford Tues transacting business in this city Mon Jacksonville, Oregon, Monday, July to be co-operation, prompt loading and day. day, 14, 1913, by County Judge F. L. unloading by the shipper and prompt Miss Abbie Raypholtz visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Henry of Phoenix TouVelle; Karl Hey and Mae Corum. friends at Ashland several days this visited friends in thes city Sunday eve movement and delivery of cars by the railroads. With this end in view last KETTEN —STRONG At Jacksonville, week. ning. year the California Railroad Commis- ! Oregon, Tuesday, July 15,1913, by The Seventh Day Adventists are Ira Kime, a rancher from Griffin's sion as well as the Railway Commis Henry G. Dox, Justice of the Peace; holding a camp meeting at Medford creek was tranacting business in town sion of Oregon and several other states Mike Ketten and Florence Strong. this week. Thursday. took cognizance of conditions and with SMITH-ADAMS At the office of the Dr. R. E. Golden is enjoying a few Twenty-five Instructors—Fifty Courses county judge, in Jacksonville, Ore Joseph Hammersly of Portland, for the hearty support of many, trade and days outing at his former home at commercial organizations developed a j gon, Wednesday, July 16, 1913, merly of Gold Hill, was visiting in the Distinguished Eastern Educators A ided to Regular Faculty. Marshfield. spirit of co-ooeration between theship Judge F. L. TouVelle; David valley Monday. University Dormitories open. Biar.i uni Roon at $3.51 per week. L. C. Coleman of San Francisco, a ' pers and the railroads, wh'ch very sub- Smith and Mary Adams. Reduced Railroad Rates. For Complete Illustrated Catalog, Address Gus Newbury. Esq. of Medford was i stantially relieved the situation and a farmer resident of Jackson county, was ------------ -»IK-------------- transacting business before the circuit, I heavy movement of traffic resulted a recent visitor here. court Saturday. 1 without serious delay of congestion j Attorneys E. E. Kelly and Gus Change in Southern Pacific Time Newbury were attending to business Fletcher Linn of Portland, a former any-where. The plan gave such gener University of Oregon, Eugene Table. at the court house Friday. resident of this city, was in town sev- al satisfaction that in all probability it w'll soon be a mutual permanent work Effective January 1st, 1910. Mrs. Ruby Fox and Mrs. Walsh of eral days this week. ing airangment. Present indication San Francisco are visiting Mrs. Irene Mrs. K. K. Kubli and her daughter are that in the near future demand for NORTH BOUND TRAINS. Eaton at her home in this city. of Portland arrived Monday and will cars will be very heavy and even with Portland Passenger.......... 7:30 A.M. 20 Theresa, the little child of Mr. and visit friends here several weeks. a large supply of equipment in service Grants Pass Motor........... 10:31 A.M. Mrs. Richard Gaskin, fell from a porch D< n Cameron who has been engaged able condition to prevent delay and con 24 at her home, bi eaki ng an arm Thursday. with an engineering corps in locating a gestion in supplying and moving cars 32 Grants Pass Motor............ 4:58 P.M. Help Fight the Mrs. Bliven of Thompson’s creek railroad in Linn county has returned to active co-operation between the carriers 14 Oregon Express................. 5:45 P.M. whose arm ^as broken in a wrestling this city. and the shippers must obtain. Oregon Express............... 6:58 P.M. 16 match a few days ago was in this city --------------- »®A-------------- Shasta Limited (Mail only)2:35 A.M 12 Sid Nichol ia having a closing out Thuiwla*. Bo]s Don’t Like Grammer SOUTH BOUND TRAINS. sale this week. It is Mr. Nichol’s in- Luke Ryan who has been superin tention to remove to California in the f< Citizens of the state are urged to inform th-msalves regarding !3 Ashland Motor.................. 8:45 A.M. tending some extensive improvements near future. this plague which is causing great suffering among boys and young A.M. California Express ........ 10:52 13 men, and especially among the innocent girls an I women of the atite. on his farm near Eagle Point, came Tn answer to the question. “Do you Parents are urged to protect their cliil Ire i, an 1 provide cks.i i, whole The American Bonding Co. of Balti like grammar, ” asked of fourteen of 31 Ashland Motor..................2:24 P.M. home Tuesday. some information in place of the unclean misinformation they cannot more will go on your ¿bond and write the young boys who attended the short Mrs. H. K. Hanna, mention of whose 15 San Francisco Express. . .3:35 P.M. now help getting. burglary insurance. course in agriculture for boys between il Shasta Limited(Mail only)5:47 A.M. illness was made in our last issue, is Send for any of the following D. W. B agshaw . Agent. twelve and sixteen years of age, at the much better and is rapidly regaining FREE CIRCULARS Mrs. C. A. Malone and little son of Oregon Agricultural College in June, her usual health. fourteen said no. The relative esteem, For Young Men Medford papers state that actual Ashland visi ed her sister Mrs. Fred or disesteem rather, in which part of Circular No. 2-The Four Sex Lies. ! work on the construction of the trolley Fick and family last week. They re these sturdy young boys hold fhe com Circular Ni. 9 Sex Truths for Men. line in that town was commenced Mon turned with Mr. Malone on Sunday. mon school subjects is shown by the We have it in all the very For Older Boyj (13 to 18 yrs. or age) day. Hope it will continue. following list of answer: Arithmetic latest and most up-to-date de Circular N>. 8- Virility and Physical Development. Mrs. Reeves, Mrs. C. Gall, M'sses yes, ten; no, two; history, yes, six; no signs and shades, at prices TERRIFIC STORM For Younger /Joys Ada Elmer, Jewell Bailey, Ekron, Gall, one; spelling, yes, four; no, three; agri that will appeal to you. Make Circular No. 7 The Secret of S'rength. Mabie Reeves and Mary Bagshaw at culture, yes, two; no, none; bookkeep your selection while the stock For Girls tended the Chatauqua at Ashland Sun ing, yes, two; no none; geography, yes, is complete. Headquarters for Circular Na. 4 \ Plain Talk with Girls Ab nt riiair Health. day. Brings Floods In Ohio And one; no, one; civil government, yes, For Young Women Lester Hickson the hoy who was re one; no, one. Notwithstanding this ap- I All Kinds of Paints, Oils, West Virgin a. Circular Ao /0-Physical Development, cently committed to the county jail on parent antipathy to study they are, ac- Brushes, Glass, Etc. a charge of horse stealing has been ■•ordjpg to Professor Ressler, a fine lot i For Parents To brighten up your dingy old paroled by Judge TouVelle pending of fellows, «elected for their leadership Circular No. /—The Nael for E luc itirn in S tx i il Hygiene. furniture try Wheeling. Va., July 17.—A terrific in study and deportment and for their good behavior. Circular No. J When and How to T ill the Chillrin Circular No. 5 A List of Boeks for Use in t ie Fa nily on Sex. E. M. Wilson chief deputy in the wind ai d rainstorm visited West Vir liking for agriculture. sheriff's office who has recently re ginia and South EasternOhio last night signed from the position will leave and today, causing floods which endan Nuggets Found on Puyallup Sts. Send 2-cent stamp with your address to at Sunday for Susanville, Calif, where he gered the lives of thousands of persons. • Department I). The telephone operators throughout the has secured employment. Tacoma, Wash., July 15 — Following The Oregon State B nrd of Health territory affected stuck to their posts, John Wilson left for Portland Wed sending out warnings to the people to the discovery of gold nuggets in the 703 elling /?jil lin r, Portland, Oregon nesday evening to bring back a man flee for their lives. The storm was stieets, Puyallup today presented the appearance of a miniature Klondike named Peterson, charged with buying most violent of the year. harness of a Medford firm under false OREGON Imm : liately after warnings ha I been rush. B'-rrypickers threw aside their representations and then skipping out issued all wires were demolished, and baskets, business men left their offices AGRICULTURAL with it. the extent of thedamageis not known, and join-d in punning black sand oi Secund s' reet. COLLEGE Court Reporter F. Roy Davjs and but it is believed that the heroic work The gold rush started Sunday even of the telephone employes prevented BEGINS it* fortyfifth school year wife expect to leave Monday morning ing when word leaked out that Chas S eptember 1». tei*. for an extended auto trip through the many fatalities. Palmer,superintendent of afruitgrow DEGREE COURSES in many phasesof The storm reached the proportions of northern part of the state. They will •rs' association ha I found a handful oi AGRICULTURE ENGINEERING. HOME be gone until the first week in Septem a cloudburst in this vicinity. Big and nuggets in the sand left by a well dig E conomics . M ining , forestry , com LittleWheeling creeks, which flow ber. merce . PHARMACY This preparation will restore the kidneys to their nor through this city soon became raging ging gang. Pi ns used for sorting berries ir. the TWO-YEAR COURSES in agricul Mrs. Chas. Peck and daughter of torrents. mal condition, cleanse the blood of poisonous waste ture HOME ECONOMICS MECHANIC canneries were b »trowed bv the gold- Neola, Iowa, visited at the home of arts forestry . C ommerce P harmacy matter, start rich, red blood coursing through your seekers and used to wash the sand. TEACHER'S COURSES i” manual Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fick last week, veins and keep you in excellent health. Several nuggets worth $2.50 each were They were enroute to Alaska on a trai ling, agriculture, domestic science Notice found. pleasure trip but have been touring j and art. We are not recommending a latent medteiny-t‘is is s prescription MUSIC, including piano, string, band medicine composed of Irugs of known virtue k.i >w what they are and the .Vesiern states. The B»*e Msditrlim In th" 'V -lu. that is why we are so sure of our gi ..uud. instruments and voice culture. “M, little gir! . I dysentery e-y bid. I Fenneth (“Dinkey”) Williams of The person who stole a pair of A BEAUTIFUL BOOKLET entitled ( Certain relief from kidney troubles-in59c and$l bottles nts Pass n I allplityer row with stretchers from < ff my wagon are here- thought she would die. Cliambe ’ain’s Colic, “T he E nrichment of R ural L ife '' Cholera and I 'iarrnoea Remedy ¿tired her, » .,irnin'he Canadian league,has been b • notified to return the garre to me and a C atalogue will be mailed free and 1 can tru.lii'iily w»y that I thing it is the on application. f J to the Detroit American league immediately or I will send the »heriff ’<• t medicine in the world,” writes Mrs. I William Orvia, Clare, Mich. For sale by Address H. M. T ennant , Registrar, r rb 'or $1500. and ¿rderedto report to for them. all dealers.—Advertisement. (1*7-1» to»-») Corvallis, Oregon. C hris U lrich Iteti i it in September. B.P.O.E. Excursion Cölestin, Sunday, July 29 SCHEDULE ROUND TRIP FARES Over Nine H( urs at Springs UNIVERSITY OF OREGON® SUMMER SCHOOL The Registrar ICT Great Red Piague Wall Paper ! Chi-Namel Fred J. Fick’s This Cures Rheumatism Nyal’s Stone Root Compound i CITY DRUG STORE «