LOCAL NEWS
E. D. Thompson of Rogue River
A Strong Arguniw.H.
I
GOLDEN WEDDING
Card of Thanks
was in town Monday.
PLinos on the iustallmeut principle
OREGON
•J
was tils theme. You pay $3 a week and , We desire to express' ourjsincere '
Mr?. Chauncey Florey was a visiter
AGRICULTURAL
torture the uelgliliora.
thanks to our many friends for their '
C. D. Stout was at Medford Sunday. at Medford this week.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Adam
Schmidt
As
la-
kno<
ked
gently
at
one
door
he
assistance
and
sympathy
during
-the-j
COLLEGE
Jphn F\ Miller was at Perrydale' Chas. H. Basye and daughter were
suddenly remembered lie had been here illness and at the funeral of our son. !
Tuesday. ~
BEGINS
its forty-fifth school year
at Medford Wednesday.
before mid reieived a eurt refusal. i We especially desire to thank . Father :
Celebrate Marriige, Fiftieth
SteTcMeta is. 1013.
Judge Mfil was a recent visitor at
This
time
it
was
different,
says
tbe
Prof. Mickey of Central Point was a
O’Neil for his services at the funeral. DEGREE COURSES in many phssesof
ked/oH.
New Yyrlc Mail.
visitor in this city Monday.
Anniversary.
Joseph F. Hall
AGRICULTURE.
ENGINEERING.
HOW.
"Oh, it’s you again, is it?” asked the
Lu^_e Ryan was a visitor at Medford
E conomics . M ining , forestry . C om
and family
John F. Miller and C. M. Ruch were
housewife
cordially.
"Come
in,
won
’
t
Wednesday.
merce . P harmacy .
recent visitors at Medford.
you
T wo - year C ourses in agricul
O. Beavenue was a visitor at Medford
Cliff Dunnington was a visitor at The event of the year was the celebra Full of ho|>e he entered and followed
ture .
home
economics
mechanic
Wednesday.
tion of the gold n wedding of Mr. and her down a dimly lighted hall. She
arts forestry , commerce P harmac
Medford Tuesday afternoon.
threw
oiieu
a
door
and
he
walked
in,
TEACHER'S COURSES in manual
Mrs. P. Ensele was a visitor at Med
D. H. Cronemiller transacted busi- Mrs. Adam Schmidt, (familiarly called to hear the key click sharply In the OREGON and WASHINGTON
training, agriculture, domestic scienct
“Papa and Mamma” Schmidt) at their
ford Tuesday.
ness at Medford Wednesday.
and art.
home on Third street, Friday evening. lock behind him.
Mrs. T. J. Kenney ritnrned from
lie was locked in a room with Uve
W. J. Butterly was in town on busi-
MUSIC, including piauo, string, ban I
A Directory of each City, Town and
A
large
number
of
invited
guests
Colestin Monday.
children, all howling, who beat even
Village, giving descriptive sketch of
ness for his mine Wednesday.
instruments and voice culture.
both from this city and surrounding their owu records at the sight of a fl
SI each place, location, population, tele
Mrs Ida Wilson is reported ill at her
A BEAUTIFUL BOOKLET entitled
Dr. O. N. Nelson, the insurance man, country, were present and a merry stranger.
fl graph, shipping and banking point;
home in this city.
fl also Classified Directory, compiled by
“T hs H nuichmknt of R usal L ips ’’
came over from Medford Monday.
evening passed, the guests one and all
And the woman resumed her wash- H business and profession.
.
and a C a T aloc . uk will be mailed free
Clyde Shaw was a visitor at Medford
Al Rholen of Rogue River was trans wishing the venerable couple many lug.
* II. L. POLK * CO- awA-rTijE J
on application.
' .
Sunday afternoon.
happy returns of the day. (lack of
acting business in thiscitv Monday.
Au hour later she came to his res
Address H. M. T knnant , Registrar,
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hall of Buncom
Rw-7-u to s-t>
Corvallis. Oregon.
Mrs. S. E. Dunnington is reported space forbids a fuller account of this cue.
"Now,” she said sweetly, “if you
were in town Thursday.
event in present issue. Ed.)
A Good, Investment.
quite ill at her home on Fifth street.
this
still think I need more music in
W. D. Magli, a well known merchant o
--------- ty(
. -
E. H. Helms was a visitor at Med-
Causes of Stomach Troubles.
John G. Dunnington of this city was
house 1 am ready to listen to you."
Whiteiuound, YVis., bought a stock of Chari
fbrd, Sunday af.ernoon.
Sedentary habits, lack of out-door exercise,
a business visitor at Medford Tuesday.
But he hud gone before she had tl.i- berlain’s medicines so as to be able to suppl'
TAGS FOR EXHIBITS.
them to his customers. Aftri- receiving insufficient mastication of food, consti|«tio-',
Mbs. Janies Buckley of Ruch Was in
isbed.
Mrs. Lizzie Coulter andgrandehddren
them he was himself taken sick and say; a torpid liver, worry and anxiety, overeetiiu,
town one day this week.
were visitors at Medford Wednesday;
that one small bottle of Chamberlain’s Colle partaking of food and drink not suited I >
On V. hat Happiness Depends.
Correct your
Mrs 3. M. Cronemiller was a visitor
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was "Wort I ▼our age and occupation.
John A. Perl, the Medford under Al Eastern Land Shows Can be
A little thought will show you how more to him than the cost of his entire stock habits and take Chamberlain's Tablets and
At Mediord Thursday afternoon.
taker; was in this city Sunday morn
vastly your own happiness depends ou of these medicines. For sale by sll dealers. you will soon be well again. For sale by
all dealers.^—A<lrertiscni.-n>
Harry Luy and Mr. Conger Were ing.
Obtained al This Office or
the way other people bear themselves —Advertisement.
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visitors at Medford Wednesday.
toward you. Tbe looks and tones at
Mrs. Horace Venable of Ruch was
of Rev. Bandy.
yt>i>r breakfast table, the conduct of
Mrs. E. Band is visiting friends in transacting business in this city Tues
your fellow workers or employers, the
day.
the Kane’s creek district this week.
faithful or unreliable men you deal
County Commissioner Smith was
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Langley spent
The Oregon State Immigration Com with, what people any to you on the
WHY NOT SPEND
Wednesday with friends at Medford. transacting business at the court house mission has sent this office a supply of street, the way your cook and house
the tags which will carry free of freight maid tb^thelr work, the letters you get,
Game Warden Sandryof Rogue River Tuesday.
Fred W. Mears, Esq. of Medford charges to tbe Portland office any the friends or foes you meet—these
was a visitor here on official business,
was transacting business in this city material intended a3 exhibits at the .tilings make Up very much of the
Tuesday.
Eastern Land shows. Rev. Bandy also pleasure or misery of your day. Turn
Tuesday.
Arthur S. Kleinhammer of Buncom
informs
us that a supply of these tags | tbe idea around and remember that i
Mrs. Chris Ulrich and daughter Miss
was transacting business in this city
just so much are you adding to the !
Fleta spent Wednesday afternoon at has been sent to him as president of pleasure of misery of other people's i
Tuesday.
the
commercial
club.
Anyone
having
days. And this If» the half of the mat
Get away from the heat and dust iff the valley.
Prosecuting Attorney Kelly of Med- Medford.
anything that they wish to send are ter which you enu control. Whether
Newport is now at its bist, and the beach season
Ira Kime of Griffin creek, was attend
fprd was at the courthouse Wednesday
welcome to use the tags, The com any particular day shall bring to you
is in full swing. Recreation and sport for all.
ing to business matters in this place
morning.
mission at Portland will attend to the more of happiness or of suffering is
Deep-sea fishing, surf bathing, drives to Otter
A valuable dog belonging to H. K. Saturday.
shipping of the exhibits east in time largely beyond your power to deter
Rock, the Punchbowl, Lighthouse, etc., with
Hanna wa3 poisoned some time Thurs Judge TouVelle inspected the county for display at the shows.
mine. Whether each day of your lift?
boating and fishing on Y aquinn Bay.
roads in the vicinity of Prospect
shall
give
happiness
or
suffering
rests
day night.
As the railroads are*’ liberal enough '
with
yourself.
—
George
S.
Merriam.
to offer to carry the exhibits free of i
W. J. Canton of Midford was trans Wednesday.
acting business at the court house Fri John Flater who had been visiting charge and a little time in getting the |
Low Season, Week-end and Sunday
The Beautiful Lyre Bird.
friends in this city returned to Gold material ready is all that is required, I
day evening.
The largest and handsomest of all
there is no good reason why Rogue the song birds is the lyre bird. Its home
H. H. Taylor, a prominent farmer of Hili Sunday.
River
products should not make a fine Is in Australia, where its song is heard
The
notice
of
the
special
bond
elect
Ruch was transacting business in this
ion, to be held September 9, appears in showing. It is likely that Oregon will morning and evening. It is heard
city Thursday,
make a fine display and this county oftener in winter than in summer.
John Norling of Medford was trans another column.
Tbe chief beauty of the lyre bird is in
AND
Mrs. K. K. Kubli and daughters who should make a good showing.
acting business at the court house
the plumage of its tail, which is ele
had
been
visiting
relatives
in
this
city
Saturday afternoon.
gant and in tbe form of an ancient
George W. Dunn of Ashland, former have returned to Portland.
I NOTICE OF SPECIAL FLECTION lyre. While singing the lyre bird
Mr. Mrs. W. E. Brayton of Central j
spreads its till over its head like n
county judge of this county, was a re
peacock anil droops its wings to the
Point were in town Monday attending |
cent visitor in this city.
ground. Tills bird is not only u fine
i
,
,
_
. _
, .
The city council held no meeting last the funeral of the late Mrs. Conger.
songster, but can Imitate the songs of
Leave Albany 7:30 a. in. and 1:00 p. tn., con
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lewis
Ulrich
treated'^
lsSUI
"3
R
°
Sd
B
°
nds
f
°
f
week owning to the fact that several
all birds. One living near a wood ‘
nections with north and routh bound S. P. trains.
the editor and wife to a very pleasant1
Jackson County, Oregon.
members were out of town.
sawyer’s lint even Imitated the sound :
of the filing of saws. The crowing of j
John W. Opp manager of the mines auto ride to Medford and return Mon
eticks. the cackling of liens, the bark 1
at this city, left Tuesday evening fora day evening.
lug of ‘logs mid the mewing of cats 1
The funeral of Magnus J. Hall, who
short business trip to Portland.
Nutice is hereby given, that on Tues are within its ftilige. its own song is :
Call on cur Agent for copy of “Newport”
held
died
at
Medford
Tuesday,
was
booklet, or "Vacation Days,” they are tree for
day, the 9th day of September, 1913, a also different from that of other birds,
Herbert-Cole, manager of the bot
the asking.
tling works a’ Colestin, was transact from the Catholic church in this city special election will be held in Jackson being a louder and fuller tone.
Thursday Morning.
county, Oregon, to determine whether
ing business in this city Alonday.
Mrs. Anna Kreuger of Portland,
the county court for Jackson county,
Causes of Cancer.
Blacksmiths of this and Josephine
JOHN M. SCOTT,
“Constant irritation,” says a cancer
had been visiting friends in this
Oregon, shall issue bonds of said county,
counties are holding a picnic to-day and
hospital physician, "is one of the prin
and
elsewhere
in
the
valley,
returned
provide
tor
permanent
road
con
and
General
Passenger Agent
as a result thereof all shops are closed I
struction to the amount of Five Hund: cipal cffltlses of cancer, and if a per
to her home Saturday.
fo. the day.
son Illis a Witrt or lump on his skin
Grants Pass Courier reports that the red Thousand (¿500,003.00) Dollars, to which Is constantly scratched. it is
A. K. Ware of Wedford and Hazel grading on the first three miius of the mature.
likely to be converted into II cancer.
Rollins a former resident ot this city railroad to the coast ia finished with ex One Hundred Thousand ($100,0o0) If there is n tear which is not fltteml-
were married at Oakland, Cal. Thurs- ception of the culverts.
Dollars, par value, ten years from the ed to and causes irritation, it tnny giVS
day evening.
date
thereof.
rise to a cancerous growth. The sharp
Sid M. Nichol who was recently in
Help Fight the
One Hundred Thousand ($100,003) edge of a tooth or an injury to the in
Pev. Horace N. Aldrich of Cintrai business in this city has opened a groc
ternal organs may also give rise to
Dollars,
par
value,
fifteen
years
from
Point conducted the services at the ery store at Medford. He is in the
I
cancerous tissues."
funeral of Mrs. Conger, at the M. E. Barnum building near the S. P. depot. the date thereof.
The doctor emphnsfced the remark
One
Hundred
Thousand
(100,
'XX')
church, Monday.
Rogue River peers reached the top Dollars, par value, twenty years from able vitality of cancer tissue and its
power of growth. He said he hud in
Miss Alice Hoefs is holding down a price this week for Bartlets, $2.00 per the date thereof.
his laboratory a mouse on which are
IU
Citizens of the state are urged to inform themselves regarding
case in this office during the abserceof box being paid for several carloads F.
One Hundred Theusand ($100,000) growing cancer « ells that were alive in
this plague which is causing great suffering among boys a id young
Mary Bagshaw who has gone to Wash O. B. al Medford. This is the highest Dollars, par value, twenty-live yeais another mouse thirteen years ago.—St.
men a id especially among the innocent girls an I women ot tbe state.
ington on a visit.
price paid since 1907.
Parents are urged to protect their children, an I provide clean wh .lo
from the date thereof
Louis Globe-Democrat.
I
sóme information in place of the unclean misinformation they cannot
One
Hundred
Ihousand
($100,000)
Miss Nellie CollinB of Columbia, Mo.
The William Scheble ra*?h on Griffin
now help getting.
The English Yeoman.
who has been engaged as teacher in creek, consisting of 243 acres ofgrain Dollars, par value, thirty years from
Send for any of the following
"Yeoman” is a good old English
the
date
thereof.
the Applegate school, is expected to and alfalfa land was reported sold
word, the meaning of which should
FREE CIRCULARS
The
total
"amount
thereof
to
be
is
arrive about August 25.
Tuesday for $55,000. The purchaser ‘
be carefully cherished. Any country
sued
in
one
year
if
tbe
county
court
For Young Men
laborer or farmer is not a yeoman. A
Mrs E. J. Kubli ¡shaving a bathtub was Joseph Russ of Napa Cal.
shall so order, and to bear interest at
Circular No. 2-The Four Sex Lies.
aid other plumbing fixtures placed in
The county court is having the road the rate of five perce:itperannum,and yeoman is a man who cultivates bls
Circular No. 9 Sex Truths for Men.
her house on California street. Mr. between this city and Medford repaired all of the funds so raised shall be ex own freehold, who farms his own
land. He Is no man’s servant and may
For Older Boyd (13 to is yrs. of age)
Cameron is doing the work.
by filling up the holes worn in the maca ponded in building and improving one hold his head ns high as tbe squire.
Circular No. « — Virility and Pnysieal Djvelopnsnt.
dam
and
then
surfacing
with
crude
oil.
I
permanent road in said county, de- There are still yeomen of ancient
Miss Edna Raymer, Mr». Charles
The
present
effect
is
s
great
improve
For
Younger ¿Joys
blood
In
England
who
would
sniff
nt
scribed
as
follows,
to-wit:
Howell and Mrs. Hannah Howell of
Circular No. 7 The Secret of Srength.
Beginning at the corner between the offer of n title. One of the finest
Central Point,-attended the funeral of ment but whether it will last or not is
For Girls
M re. Malinda Conger, in this city Mon questioned by many ar.d this road will ■ fiactional sections thirteen (13) and men 1 ever knew was a Dorset yeo
be watched with interest.
Circular No. 4 - \ Plain Talk with Giris
¡fourteen (13) in township foity-eight man. and Ills ancestors hud farmed
day.
the same land for three centuries.—
I (48) north of range seven (7) west of
A
monster
purnp,
weighing
some
For Young Women
London Globe.
Mr. and Mi's. W. S. Barnum, Watson
the M. unt Diablo Meridian, California,
Circular \o /0-Physical Develop n- it.
Caudill, Dan Bagshaw, Lewis Baker thirteen tons was unloaded at the depot I
connecting with the survey of the state
The Boy and the Bee.
For Parents
• nd several others whose names we did bv the R. R. V. Ry. Co. Satuday. It
highway of California; thence northerly
Bee Master Ito pupil who has Just
Circular No. 2—The Neo I for E 1 i • iti in i i S »X i d II
not learn, took advantage of the ex is a quadruple pumpformly used by the
city of Seattle, Wash, for pumping aiong the route as nuw staked out lol brushed off bee which stung liltnt—Ah,
Circular No. 3 When and How to Tell the Chil lrjn
cursion Sunday and visited Butte Falls.
water to use in cutting down hills to pnsent county road; thence following I you shouldn't do that! The bee will
Circular No. 5- A List of 13 > i!ti f >r Use in t n F.i n .y on Sex.
die
now
You
should
have
helped
her
Chris Ulrich left Wednesday night grade in recent municipal improve as near as practical the main coun.y '
for the wilds at the head of Evans ment. The pump which is one of tbe road into and through the city of Ash to extract her sting, which is spirally
Send 2-cent stamp with your address to
creek to bring in H. K. Hanna and Fred largest on the coast will be taken to land, a municipal corporation of Jack bnrlMsl. by gently turning her round
Dpartma A D.
Cotvig and their families who have the Sterling mines and used to pump sun county, Oregon; thence following mid round. Pupil—All very well for
you, but how do I know which way
Th? Oregon State Bird of Hjilth
been out on a hunting and fishing ex wrater to points on the hillsides intend trie multi traveled county road through she unscrews? London Punch.
cursion.
ed to be leached by a high line ditch. tne towns of Talent, Phoenix, Medford
733 elling «7 uiltlinx, Portland, Oregon
anu Central Point, in a northwesterly
Music Without Sound.
Misses Mary Bagshaw and Louise
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ulrich, Mr. and
Ensele left Tuesday evening for Ho Mrs. Chris Ulrich, Dr. and Mrs T. T. direction; thence following, as near as I The fuiidttmental evil iu music Is the
necessity of reproduction of Its artistic
quiam, Washington, where they will vis- Shaw motored to Yreka, Cal. Sunday. practical, the county road in a north-1 creations by performance. Were it as
westerly
direction
to
a
point
at
or
near
>
t Mrs. C. E. Howev,sister of the form They report a pleasant trip with good
easy to learn to rend music as words
er. They will step at other points en roads except that portion known as the tbe stream known as Rogue river; l the sonatas of Beethoven would have
route and expect to return in about a “Toll Road,” which they say is some thence following the main traveled I the popularity of the |s>enis of Schiller.
county road aiong said stream in a — f . Hiller.
month.
*
thing fierte in condition and shows no
westerly direction ant terminating at]
Chris Hanson, a rancher residing on signs of any improvement work having a point where the mam traveled county '
Inclined, but Declined.
been
done
on
it
fWr
a
long
time.
The
Little Butte creek has been appointed
ro..u on the south side of Rogue River
Miss A. 1 thought .Mr. Homeleigb
county sealer of weights and measures toll charged by the owner for travel cresses the county line between the was matrimonially Inclined. Miss B.—
by the county court as provided in an over this road is 51.50 for an auto one counties of JacKson ar.d Joncphine, He was. but he's la-eti declined ao
act passed by the last legislature. It is wav, or $2.50 for the round trip. As Oiegon, and at or ne»r said stream often, poor t .ar. tb it lie’s got over It.—
his duty to test and seal all weights, our friends had two autoes they were known as the Rogue river. The ter Ito ton Trout« rlpt.
measures, scales, etc’ us. k J in the held up tor even $5.0). The travellers minal of said road, as herein diiected,
report that a great deal of the country
Paradoxical.
county.
on the mountains is barren and dreary is definite a..d permanent. The line
Willie (ready for school)—Mamma,
T'sewhere in this paper appears the looking, but that Yreka is lively and above described between the termini they are hoisting up n safe down the
thereof shall be as herein ordered, Mid Sf.-et Mother Well, be careful not
st:, ment of Reekman’s Banking seems to be prosperous.
shad follow th.-most practical loutefor to walk on the safe side. — Boston
H >u»e, and of the Bank of Jacksonville,
So!d and recommended only by
a permanent lord, and said road shall Transcript.
eh ring their condition at close of
MARPIEU
be
a
permanent
road
and
highway
b.i- less August 9. The sta'.emerts
Life is altogether too short to dwell
M If.rc, t!.r< ugh raid county.
i ¿ate that the banks are in a healthy PIERCE- CARHART—At
on failures. Tush on to a new suc
G A G a BDNSB,
c idifion and doing considerable ousi-| Oregon, Monday A g u t 11 193, 1 y
Rev. Weston F. Shield; Fr <1. r.ci. » IL County Clerk for J act am County. Ore cess.
n ss note. ithsUnding the stringency
gon.
Pierce and Elizabeth Lai hart.
which seems to exist in some places.
POLK’S —■■■■... ■>
& Business Directory
August at Ne wport?
Round Trip Excursion Fares
Double Daily Train Service
Great Red Plague
Protect Y our Stock
From the
< lies
With Dr. ile.-s F'y Chaser ¡
CITY DRUG STORE
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