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No Scientist* In Burglary.
"Scientific burglary absolutely doe»
not exist.” says M. Nailer Guichard.
_aue. of.the .foremost detective author!
ties of Paris. And away nt one sweep
of official truth' vanishes the walking
wonder of housebreaking and safe
cracking against whose miraculous
equipment it were vain to set Up or
dinary lailts mid liars. Along with the
scientific burglar, too. we may plnce
in the gallery of the nonexistent the
social highwayman, the geiitlemnu bur
glar. tlie Arsene Lupins and all their
class of gallant. Indomitable offenders
"What people do not realize." M.
Guichard continues. "Is that burglars
lielong to an Inferior grade of human
lty mid are very seldom Intelligent."
Plain fuets of record have »howu •
over and over tliut a career of crime |
does not pay. Nor doe* It nppenl to r
the Intellect,
A mnn with briilus
enough to lie a scientific burglar would
make an easier mid better living with
out risks I11 some honest line. As for
the romance of crime, it exists only
In books, and the man who write«
about it knows better than to seek It
through experience.—New York World.
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A curious story is lol-l as to flow row
Rothschilds supported Cnriifii. them
po-er The latter was fur from rk .1
Ills principal income was Corned trout
n snufflHix. An t this was the wav o'
it: Tin1 siiunb.ix was glveu to the «
thor ot "l a i ,-1-■: d E ’irtI••-urath t I
Baron .lames de Rothrchild as n tokt I
of esteem < .u.ifa hu . i I ir twenty fm.r
hours later for 75 u.ipoleotis to tie
same Jeweler from whom it had Issi
bonplit. This became known to Rail,
(child, who gate it again to the mils
clau on the following year The nett
day It returned to the Jeweler Tfi »
traffic conthr cd till the death of lbw
banker and longer still, for his satis
kept up the tradition, to the great sat-
lafaciiou of Carufa
Did you make New Year’s resolu
tions?
MarklFi nney of Medford was in town
Monday.
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James Buckley of Ruch was in town
Tudfeday.
Miss Alice Hoefs was a Medford visi
tor Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Kitto was a visitor at
Medford Friday.
Judge Calkins was at the courthous
Friday forertoort.
The public schools resumed work
Monday morning;
E. E. Kellv of Medford was in town
Reversed the Terms..
Monday morning.
zu old negro who .tved on a south«: n
plantntion went to the ueurby city (or
W. R. Coleman was a visitor in town
a visit and while there went to see tr.«
Monday morning.
young "imirster." who was living t
, Joseph McIntire is reported ill at his
the city at the time Ou his retiu j
hottie in this city.
the young man's mother asked If I.
was In good sptriis
J. A. Lemery of Ashland was at the
"Well, mum.'' responded the old ne
-JT
court house Tuesday.
gro. “1 reckon I’ll 'sp.-ess P a little dlf
Mrs. Ida Wilson who has been quite
funt an’ say de good spertlte wui Ju
M'lrse Jeeuis ” -Kxehtingp._______
ill is reported better.
A Way to Woo Sleep.
OVER 66 VtAhs
Frank Edwards, postmaster at Hut
The following method Is described
EXPERIENCE
its one which is almost certain to woo
ton, Calif, has resigned.
slumber
with
success:
On
golug
to
Fred W. Mears of Medford
bed you nsstinie a comfortable attl-
the court house Monday!
tude in which every muscle Is relaxed.
Walter Merrick of Medford
but not the attitude In which you are
t -wn Wednesday evening.
accustomed to go to sleep, though
something resembling it. Every move
T rade M irks
A. M. Beaver of Ashland was a visi
D esigns
tnent, coughing, yawning, is strictly
tor in this city Wednesday.
C
opyrights A c .
repressed, especially the desire to turn
A uvone Fending a »ketch and description may
c- i )y tu-eeriinn our opinion free whotlier an
A. T. Lundgren of Watkins is visit
over. The same attitude is maintained
invention ir probably patentable, (junmunica-
i .<-iiB :»u’.et Iy eoMhieiitlul. HANDBOOK ou Entente
ing friends in town this week.
without change, constantly resisting
bi'iit free <)l«lebi aroncy ldr securing patent*.
the longing to move or turn over.
ratents taken tliroueli Munn A Co. reeeira
BORN—' Tuesday evening to Mr. and
fpecial notice, without clinruo, in the
As a rule, by the end of fifteen o>
Mrs. Clyde Shaw, a daughter.
twenty minutes of this persistent main
/Attorney G. W. Trefren of Ashland
tenance of the same attitude you will
A handsomely Illustrated weekly, harvest cir.
cnlalion of aov >
‘tnlc journal. Terms
«las at the Codrt hdiise Wednesday.
8nd yourself growing very drowsy, ami
year; tour n.on i? H. Sold by all newsdealers.
then, just ns the desire to turn ovei
A. Rhoten of Applegate was trans
MUNfi
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Cl Broadway.
becomes absolutely uncontrollable, you
acting business in this city Monday.
r . Washington. D. C.
turn with the least possible eftort an 1
G. F. Billings of Ashland was trans
assume the position In which you h.
acting business in this city Tuesday.
bltunlly go to-sleep. and natural slee
follows nt once. This method. It is OREGON and WASHINGTONJ
Sheriff W. H. Singler was a business
claimed, seldom falls and should b>
Business Directory t
visitor at Medford Monday morning.
given a thorough trial, at least befon
TheoJore Engle of Phoenix was tran
A Directory of each City, Town and *
reso-*f«»,g to a drug to tiring sleep.
sacting business in this city Thurs
ig descriptive sketch ot L
»- .lion, population, tele- I
The Lion’* Share.
day.
or und banking point; E
Benham—I always do the lion's share
’ ilIrMorr, complied by c
Dr. O. N. Nelson of Medford was
of the work. Mrs. Benham—Yes: tlr
utvs.a.in.
I
transacting business in this city Mon
lion'» share is to roar.—Town Topics.
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ti uy.
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Cliff Dunnington and Mary Bagshaw
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were Medford visitors Saturday eve
1
ning.
The county Court was in session for
the transaction of county business thig
' week.
Miss Alice Morgan who has been vis
Showing the start of the trail blazing Mitchell “Moose” car. with Frank Zirbes at wheel, leaving Minneapolis. This
iting her sister at Yreka returned home
car is the forerunner of the national A. A. A. tour which Will terminate at Glac'sr Park. The beauties of tour,
Sunday.
■ nd of the park particularly, have attracted a large number of entries^
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W. P. Mealey of Medford was at
Degeneration of Names.
Bob Finney left for Steamboat last
tending to legal business at the court
COUNCIL MEETING
Tlionms JIard.v showed Ills keen eya ,
week.
bouse Thursday.
for the characteristic 111 giving his '
Mesdames S. E. Dunnington and D. Charlie Mitchell was a ret'ent Medford
lierolne the ilFtiinriilsbed mime of D'Ur- ,
W; Bagshaw were visitors at Medford visitor.
Regular Meeting of City Fathers ' bi ii ille. emrupted by long rustic wear 1
E. E. Oman of Medford was in town
Monday aftfetfiooh.
to Dnrb.i lit-id. But many stately Eng-
The Post management has made ar
Held Thursday Eiening. Sev lisli names Have gone further down I
Porter J. Neff of Medford was at Monday.
bill
thill
that,
for
example
the
mean
Mrs. Minnie Kelly wai id Medford
rangements with the Portland Evening
tending to legal matters at the court
ami trivial Snooks, which lias little to 1
eral Ordinances h Reduced.
Monday.
house Wednesday.
recall Seieitoaks. One would suppose .
Telegram whereby we can give subscribers
Mr. Garber of Roseburg was in this
. Alex Norris attended the installation
that r.n easy prize winner in it degelier- .
BillsAllawed. Reports
ation ra<e. ,.et Professor Weekley, Io
ceremonies of the I. O. O. F. at Med city Friday.
the advantage of a gigantic combination
his book on the romance of English
of Officers, etc.
ford Monday evening.
Mrs. A. Elmer was a Sunday visitor
i
mimes,
finds
some
that
have
descend
offer for a limited period. You can get a
Miss Clara Elmer who has been visi at Medford.
ed as far mid started higher. There
ting her mother in this city, has re
Sheriff Singler was at Medford Thurs
The regultar monthly meeting of the is nothing very distinguished, for ex I
Metropolitan evening paper with all the
day morning.
turned to Klamath Falls.
city council was held Thursday evening ample. about ('«Kilin — a novelist would
Jailer Wilson assisted by some of his
Sidney Abbott was a visitor at Med having been adjourned from Tuesday. hardly dare use it save for a comic
latest news from all over the world and all
boarders has felled several maple trees ford Monday.
Mayor Britt presiding.
Present figure. As Quodling it is merely queer.
As Qtieriling It begin» to seem foreign,
the news of Jackson County and vicinity in
On the court house lawn this week.
and McIn and the etymologist can make a shrewd
Judge Prim was a business visitor at | Messrs. Fick, Floriv,
tire; Recorder Stansell and Attorney guess where he is coming out; while
Elmer Hoefs of Butte Falls returned Medford Thutaday.
the Pont at a remarkably low price.
to hi» home Monday after a short visit
Qnerdelyon Is but tlie thinnest of
E. Ginson of Menford was a visitor Hanna,
Minutes of previous meetings were musks for the illustrious Norman or
with hrs father ahd sisters in this city. in town Thursday morning.
The Evening Telegram is the best
read an I approved. Reports if the iginal. Coeiir de Lion. In England
John-Renault who has been visiting
J. F. Hall si Buncon? Wrts transac
the
meanest
little
names
may
have
various city officers, committees < f the
paper in the state, market reports unexcell
friends and relatives at Seattle for the ting business in town Friday.
council, etc. were presented and order the greatest history, especially If they
past two wee1 s returned home Tues
Herman Offenbacher of Ruch was a ed filed, except the treasurer’s which started ns Freucli, which fares badly
ed, Saturday edition contains a magazine
day.
business visitor in this city Friday was returned f< r c> rrection. Bills for on English tongues.
- • w.
R. E. Jenkins and wife of Roseburg, morning.
work, material, lights, etc. for month
and comic section in colors.
Berberine Belief.
•on of the pastor has charge of the sing
Clyde Shaw who is employed at the of December were presemel, audited
Everything
flint
goes
wreng
is
at
ing in the special meeting at the Meth cement plant near Gold Hill came home and allowed.
tributed by the Berberines, n triti» of
The Evening Telegram-
odist church.
Five ordinances pertaining mostly to the Sudan, to tile devil. Ethel S Sto I
co see his new daughter Wednesday.
Joseph Morcom who had been spend
1.50 “
The Jacksonville I’ost-
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH the accounting department and provid vens, in "My Sudan Year." quotes a
ing the holiday 'easo-> with his family
A. S. Jenkins pastor. Sabbath school ing for the segregation of monies be- story told her by Bishop GWynne of
in this city returned to California 10 A. M. Sermon 11 A. M. and 7:39 lo ging to di’!, rent f ¡mis, weie intro- his •'boy's" coming to Idin one day and
announcing. "Tlie devil is in the
where he has employment.
Total- $6 50 “
P. M. Young peoples meeting 6:30 P. du ed a d pa- ed final reading.
Misses Pauline Grievs, Mary Bagshaw i M. if not attending elsewhere come in
Considerable discussion was had on I house."
"Oh.” said
Jewell Bailey, Mary Newton, and Ada with us. The special services will con sev nal topics, pr ncipal of which was
Interi sting!
Elmer, Toots Thompson and Louis Ba tinue throughout the next week. Spe retrenchment in municipal expense .
"He came lu with tlie cook from the
On motim council adjourned.
ker drove to Medford Sunday after cial music each evening. Be sure a id
souk market yesterday evening."
noon.
"Really?" commented tlie bishop,
come.
puzzled.
Ta'ent
Ray Bunch came in contact with
JACKSONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN
"Vi's, and in the night lie came out
■ome brush while in the woods Sunday, CHURCH-Paul S. Bandy, B. D. Min
of the cook and passed Into me."
receiving an injury to one eye which ister. Morning worship and sermon at
"Oh. and what did lie do’’
Mrs. Frank Mason w at in Medford
caused him to wear a shade for sever 11 o’clock, Subject: Educational E-
"He went to the cupboard and broke
Friday.
al days.
n plate ami the top of the Jam Jar.”
vangelism. Evening worship with 1 er-
George Sc 'tt was in Medf ,rd 1; st
A light broke in on tlie bishop.
Subject;
The
mon
at
7:30
o
’
clock,
Fred Hoefs and sisters Josephine and
Friday on business.
“Oil. Ill' was after the Jam! 1 sup
Agnes, who had been visiting their standard of the true man i. Y. P. S. C. E.
George Ager and his little girl went pose he ate some?”
A.
at
6:30
P.
M.
Sunday
school
at
10:00
father and sisters in this city for the
“Yes." said the boy. "he did!”
to M dfoid Saturd y.
past ten days left for Portland Monday M. A cordial welome is extended to
The Idea of devil possession Is not
BORN— A daughter to Mr. and merely mi elnlmrnte form of excuse:
all.
evening.
Mrs. M rs. Mark Ferns of Ferns Vai the native servant really believes in it
Storms to north of us, storms to
ley.
south of; storms east of us, storms to Parent and Teachers Meeting
Married the Fam ly.
Miss Margarett Am s went to Med-
When i.»tcmlio Hc.irn married hl«
west of us; but here in the valley of
ford Monday evening.
Japanese wife all tils wife's taeiita
the Hogue we have pleasant spring
Mrs. Lou’S Brown a id little daugh a, I’oiiipuuieil him to m» new qmirier.
The parent and teacher’s association
like weather.
will hold the next monthly meeting at ter Beth Were in Ashland Frid y.
had nine live«
He mentions Hint lie mid
Ruth Rebekah Lodge No. 4, of this the auditorium of the Jacksonville
wife.
wife a
Mrs. Way and Miss Dayton left < i le|s*mlent ilfsm turn ivtte.
city, at a regular meeting held Mon school, Friday nfiernoen at 2:45 P. M. the excursion special for Los Angeles. mother, wltes fntlier wife's adopted
’notber. wife s lathers father, the«
day evening installed the following Jan. 16th. All are cordially welcomed.
J. W. Kent returned home from a' servants and n Biiddlrst sludent. I'hls
Of losing your good money by giving maga-
named persons as officers for the ensu Following is the program.
extended visit in Aberdeen, Washing- wmmln t do In l- nK'inml. but it is nolb
High School
ing term: P. G.. Fleta Ulrich; N. G., Music
tO!V
zine subscriptions to st) anger .
Ing in Jflpnu - •iaifuidio Hearn- ill»
Mrs. Wm. Grieve
Martha Abbott; V.G., Alice Ulrich;Rec. “Ventilation”
J A. Kane and wife are h ick from Lite nud Work ’ ht Nina li Kennard.
Sec M. E. Nelson, Treas.Lizzie Crone-
Discussion led by Mrs. Gall.
Marking ■ Bullet.
Bring them here. We guarantee y >u as
When a leaden bullet traverses clotl I
mid r; Warden, Mamie Norris; Conduc “Makin” the Child What You Want it a mont t’s projecting at their mine Up
Wagner
Cieek.
Mrs. Thompson
tf r, Flora Thompson; Chaplain, Samu to be”
characteristic marks are left upon ths I
low club rates as anyone in United ;'t ite :
of Ashland is «or! mg projectile whi<h are not obliterated by
at
el Walsh; R. S. N. G., John Norris; L.
Discussion led by Mrs. Abbot
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r.is
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tn
for
Hoiieion
Brother!
in
i N. G., Ada Bagshaw; R. S. V. G„ Child Diet
.Mrs. B. Collii.»
the subsequent passage of the bullet
through f.esh. provided that It doe»
Mrs. F. C. Smith t!. ir orchard.
>.
Ditcu sion
ha Norris; L. S. V. G. Ella Walsh;
not strike a bone. It 1» even possible
J. Axel Lundgren. Aft r the ii>- Business
» .Ration c-r^mouies were finished an
Don t pod«, ui -igiit.y, »■ . awLd uulic- to Identify He nature of the garment
}l ,) per es when yuu c M h «ve tn m neatly through "id n rhe bnllel has passed
•, »ter supper was served in the lodge
Subscribe fur the P »3
by a »‘areftil eiauilns*ii>u of the marks '
(lining room.
year.
1 printed at this office fur;«» ..I, charge. on the lead.
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Scientific American.
New York
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Both papers thi ough
this office if paid in
advance for 1 year,
on or before Dec-®
ember 31st 1913
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