Emil Britt was a visitor
Jacksonville Post' F riday.
at Medford
Electric Sparks
i From '111 Our Wireless)
Insect Wenders.
Nothing can exceed the perfection of
the minute t parts < f the insect or
ganization in general. The finest
strand in n spider’s web, which can
scarcely be s< on. Is said to be com
posed of no less than 4.090 threads
Ou a single wing of a butterfly have
been found loo.oeo scales and ou that
of a silkworm moth 400.0O0. each of
these minutes scales belir: a marvel of
beauty an 1 completeness in itself. So
thin are the wings of many insects
that 50,000 placed over each other
would only be a quarter of nn inch
thick, and yet. tliln ns they are. each
Is double.
A Restoration
John Hart of Trad was a recent visi
tor in town.
B. B. Beekm in wa< a visitor at Me I-
Betwe-n the chatters of bis teeth
ford Friday.
LOCAL NEWS
the boi l early swimmer is beginning to
Ï’ t-i V bßofi -i £>
By BARBARA PHIPPS
County Clerk Gardner was at Eagle tell how tit be feels.
Point
Thursday.
One
ot
the
principal
charms
of
the
Chris Ulrich was at Talent Wednes
day.
Judge Prim was a business visitor at silent drama to the weary American
When 1 was a girl of twelve I one
public is its silence.
The Applegate picnic will be held Medford Monday.
day looked in a mirror and was struck
May 18.
A. E. Reams« of Medford war a vis
There is a lot of ui Tel- nee between
with the difference between my ap
the Canadian border and the Mexican
pearance and that of my brothers and
Lula Williams was a recent visitor itor in town Friday.
V. J. Hill of Salem transacted busi border. Maybe it is due to the cli
at Medford.
sisters. Wlille they resembled one all
mate.
ness
in town Tuesday.
ot tier, I looked like none of them.
2,000,000 ft lumber carrier launched
Their hair ami eyes were black; mine
Europe fancies it hears the first twit
Frank Brown of Eagle Point was a
at St. Helens.
was auburn. They were stocky of fig
The man who chews gets by far the
terings- of peace, and there is no hmm
Elephants In Uganda.
Mrs. Col. H. Sargent was a recent recent visitor in town.
ure;
I was taller than any of them most wholesome enjoyment and satis
in
hoping
that
it
cots
actually
hear
“Elephants in I’gandn have a peculi
George Williams of Watkins was a
visitor at Medford.
them.
ar aspect that 1 have not noticed else and lithe. Besides these differences, faction out of tobacco, especially if he
their fin es wore unrefined; mine, I was
W. H. Singler was a business visitor recent visitor in t;:wn.
If Pancho Villa has stirred congress where.’’ writes a traveler. ’’They cov pleased to notice, was rather pretty. I chews phsj tobacco. The rich juices
George Launspach was a business
at Medford Monday.
er their bodies as a protection against
of the leaf are retained in good
to the point of working for pre; ¡ite>.- flies, with the bright red volcanic dust was also better dressed than they.
visitor at Medford Monday.
W. T. Grieve was a buiiness visitor
It did not exactly occur to me that I plugs better than in any other form.
ness he has done what thousand - <f contained in the soli This gives them
Mrs. T. W. Fulton of Yreka, Cal. is
For more than a generation Spear
at Medford Friday.
American patriots v.iin'y tried to do.
a remarkable apnearnn e. as instead of had been born of other parents, but
visiting relatives in this city.
from that time 1 began to suspect that Head has held first place as the favor
Miss Edith Hoefs was a visitor at
being
a
slaty
gray,
as
In
the
Nile
vnl
What are these tobacco frauds, die
there was something in me different ite high-grade plug chewing tobacco.
We print Trespass N >t ces and Ma papers are so full of—must
Medford Wednesday.
me ti Tur- ley, their color when thus covered with from what was in them. When I was
This unique distinction is due solely
Hunting, signs, at this office.
dust
resembles
that
of
a
chestnut
kish
cigaretts?
All work done in 1916 at W. R.
fourteen my mother, wlio w as ¡¡s differ to the wonderful quality and f.avor of
horse.
’
’
Misses
Jeannie
Tuck
and
Edith
Bai
Spark’s must be spot cash.
ent from me as the others, told me that Spear Head—the richest, mellowest,
Well, if Villa is so set
ley visited friends at Medford Friday. Americans, Pershing will
I must earn by own living. At the
His Birthday Pi-oserA.
H. K. Lamsen of Salem was a visi
s
ime time »lie confessed that site was tastiest chew in the whole world.
H.
A.
Canaday,
Esq.
of
Medford
was
Fair
Customer
—
l
want
a
birthday
him
a
chance.
tor in the valley this week.
Spear Head is tiic choicest of all
i a business visitor in this city Tuesday.
present for my husband. Dealer—Yes. not my mother. She said that when I
What Mexico n?eds is
Uncle Billy Cameron of Uniontown
wns a baby 1 had been given to her to red Burley, hand-stemmed and made
mum.
Iiow
would
this
old
clock
suit
! , Attorney G. M. Roberi i of Medford President, with ¡¡s much j.
was a visitor in town Saturday.
you? Fair Customer -Let me see. I’ve be taken care of. and up to that time a into mci'o’.’.-swcet plugs in a perfectly
transacted business in this city Tues on his head as on his ch i.
got a corner In my boudoir that will certain sum of money h«i«l been paid clean, most sanitary factory.
If you like this paper, drop in and day.
You ern’t chew the flavor out of
Suspicion seems to be growing in just do for it! And I've been wanting her regularly for my keep and a spe
subscribe. Only $1-50 per year.
Cliff Dunnington drove officer Hart Washington that current armor plate an old clock for a long time. Yes, that cific amount to be spent on my clothes. Spear iL d, because it’s a part of the
Frank Olderson ot Salmon Bar, Cal. man to the Applegate valley Wednes
These payments lin-.l been stopped, an 1 tobacco. That rich, ripe, red Burley
will do!
prices are a sort of Bethlehem .-teal.
iliis was why I must shift for myself.
was a visitor in town this week.
day,
Sime tile day I looked In the glass taste keeps on pleasing you as long
T. R.’s next move, savs a headline.
Unhappinssa.
Mr. an 1 Mrs. Arthur Kleinhemmcr i Attorney McCabe of Medford trans-
and
discovered the difference between as you keep on chewing.
To
stand
still
and
let
the
lightning
They who have never known pros
were visitors in town Wednesday,
Chew Spear Head and you'll be
me
and
the others of the family I grad
I acted legal business in this city Thurs strike him.
perity can hardly be mild to be un
Victor George a business man of Eu- day.
happy. It is from the remembrance of ually lost Whatever of affection I bad chewing the pure.t and most satisfying
‘‘IVhat Might Have Been.”
felt for them. When therefore she
g ne, spent Wednesday’ in this city.
A number of persons from this city win;’ Villa will bo askin’when That’s joys we have lost that the arrows of whom 1 bail supposed to lie my mother tobacco that it's possible to make. In
10c cuts, wrapped in wax paper.
Fuaslcn
affliction
are
pointed
—
Emile
Zola.
District attorney Kelly is getting attended the School Meet at Talent
iniormed me that I must earn my own
gets through With him.
busy after violators of the liquor laws. Friday.
living I wa.i content to leave them. I
Not Jealous.
For instructive spring* and summer
f-mml n position as nursemaid for a
Weather Report.
People will read a neat printed bill
William Barnum drove Chas. Hansen
Mrs.
.
la
whack
.lolui.
I
do
believe
yon
but will not look twice at a bad scrawl. .' and Fred G. Buchtel to Grants Pass reading congressmen are referred to ire jealous of my first husband. Mr lit lie boy two years old and lived In the
to the late Admiral Mahan’s Influence Jawback—Well. no: l don't believe I’d house where I was employed.
Mrs. Andrew Cantral and Mrs. Bob ' yesterday.
Following is the report of IL S. Vol
The mother of my charge wns kind
of
Sea Power on History.”
rail It jealousy Envy is the word.
Dow were visitors at Medford Friday
unteer
Cooperative Observer, E. Britt;
Deputy Sheriff E. W. Wilson trans
t-> me. and one day I told her my story
forenoon.
acted official business
at Medford
Bandit Vida is reported to have lost
81.e wa.-, very sympathetic and tchl me Jacksonville, for month of Ma ■co.
two battles in Mexico. When he lo<es The only wealth which will not decay that my experience, together with my Latitude 12 deg. 18. min. north; longi-
Roy Ulrich and family and Bob Fin I 1 Thursday.
iippe.-iruncc and a native refinement tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
one
good Am riiun fight, he should Ls knowledge —I.angford.
ney and wife made a trip to Grants
Frank C. Smith, candidate for school
I here was in me. led her to believe that
Eccentric Paving.
Pass Sunday.
superintendent is off on an electioneer | have no more fight in him.
It Is related that when Maximilian 1 v.as the i hild of persons of the tipper ! ilai-
I
Get your stationery printed at this ing tcur today.
Maximum Mu.irn’un Precipita
Are the corrupt American interests Emanuel succeeded to the throne of «•li. is. This is nil she said to me. I
li
office. Our work is guaranteed and
tion
George Launspach, candidate for that are reputed to be standing behind Bavaria he celebrated the event by wi-udercd if she would not offer to belli
45
32
.48
our prices are right.
county assessor made a business trip Villa with a view of forcing the annex causing one of the roads leading to bls me find my parents, but she did not. ' 2
52
30
palace
to
be
paved
with
plates
of
bur
When
I
spoke
ot
trying
to
tint!
them
to
Medford
today.
ation
of
Mexico
beginning
56
Mary Bagshaw and Mrs. Hal Har-
. 3
-14
to discern
48
40
rington attended the Odd Fellows dance
G. C. McAllister, a prominent attor that the “standing” is not so good as nished copper. Tills, gleaming in the she said that it would be like hunting !4
45
sunshine, gave all the effect of the loi a needle in a haystack. especially i5
29
21
at Talent Wednesday night.
ney of Ashland transacted business in thev expected it to be?
6
55
32
more precious metal—gold.
in.e they iliil not wish to be found.
56
31
It is repoted that manager Vance of this city Tuesdaj’ afternoon.
Provided that it comes off,
We are told also that Louis XIV Were this not so they would seek me 7
67
38
the Home Telephone company is offer
Joe Wilson of Talent and Mose Bark- . looked for fight in the North
paved one of the courts nt Versailles I’lic tact that iny allowance had been 8
68
9
32
ing the plant at this city for sale.
dull ot Medford, passed through this be far more exciting than the Wiilnrd- wdth squares of silver, each of which cut oil' was especially discouraging.
35
69
10
Had It not been for this last men 11
had recorded upon it some triumph of
"4
37
Cliff Dunnington, Fred Lewis, Law- city enroute to the Applegate valley, Moran battle.
the French arms. In the center of the tioned fact I believe I should have 12
68
38
rmce Brown an 1 Oscar Lewis made a Tuesday.
59
court stood a large tnblet of gold In made an effort to find these of my own 13
32
Bettter
get
your
butter
wrappers
Write
Us
trip i-o Hilt, Cal , Sunday afternoon.
67
29
representation of the luxurious mon flesh anil blood, though I don't know 14
printed at this office and comply
77
33
for prices on Diarron ’s, arch's favorite emblem—the sun how I could have made a beginning 15
WANTED —Person to do some copy with the law governing the sale of
70
36
Watches. Jewelry, Clocks Memoirs of the time of Louis make \s it was, 1 was obliged to be content 16
ing work at Court House-with type butter products.
71
37
17
I
mention of a lodge erected to the love w Illi my lot. The only objection to it 18
and
silverware.
61
48
in
writer preferred. Write K. E. Pusey,
Mail us your watch an : of his youth, the fair Louise de la Vnl was ilia I I bad a feeling In me that 1 19
■>5
H. Pomeroy, a poultryman of Ben-
49
07
316 Spalding Building, Portland, Ore.
bail
lu
eii
born
In
a
higher
sphere
than
here.
The
npproach
was
paved
with
52
40
20
ton county was looking over the valley jewelry repairing.
41
mirrors, wherein was painted an nlle that of nursemaid.
61
31
21
Wesley Young of Medford was com this week with a view to locating if he
We guarantee our work.
One <lny when 1 was seventeen .vents 22
52
36
gory
setting
forth
the
undying
devo
15
mitted to the county jail at this city finds a place to suit.
Agate cutting and mounting.
45
39
old my supposed mother came to see 23
tion of the king to Louise.
15
by Justice Taylor of Medford, Monday
45
M
artin
J
R
eddy
.
25
21
mid
told
me
that
u
great
change
mo
Constable Hartman made a trip to
17
63
33
to await examination by the grand jury Missouri Flat, Wednesday, to serve a The Jewoler,Medford, Oregon.
25
o:l
bad taken place with regard to me
55
41
<8
on the charge of larceny by bailee.
She was commissioned to take me to 26
warrant of arrest on a farmer's wife
48
41
27
48
my
puieuts.
60
34
Joseph Soloman Burpee, a resident charged with cruelty to animals.
28
‘ Hut," she said, "they don't know 29
62
31
of this city in the early fifties, died at
Mitchell Pearson died at his home in
where you are, r.ml it depends upon 30
33
71
his home in Berkeley, California, April Medford Sunday April 23. aged 78
me ivhellier you reach them or not. If 31
36
2.7’
21, aged 85 years. He was a native of years. He was a native of England
Waklee’s and Woodlark Squirrel Poison
you go to them you will be rich and
Huron county, Ohio, and had lived on and had lived n Medford three years.
<
an
¡ilford
to
pay
me
for
what
I
do
for
Temperature —mean max. 59.96; me m
35 and 30c per can.
y «>11. Here is a note for $10,000, due
the coast since 1852.
Joe Beeman of Gold Hill is looking
inir. 31.24; mean 47.75. Max.77 on 1 ,
when
you
come
of
age.
a
year
from
Dr. Hess’ Stock Food.
Lizzie Thurman Colby was arrested after appointment as Register of the
now. If you will sign ft I will not only Minimum, 25, on 24. Greatest daily
at Hornbrook, Cal. Wednesday charg U. S. Land office at Roseburg, to suc
return you io your parents. Imt will range, 11. Total precipitation 2.76
Dr. Hess’ Poultry Panacea.
ed with contributing to the delinquen ceed J. M. Upton who died last week.
furnish the evidence that you ure their inches. Greatest in 21 hours, 0.48 in.,
on 1 4 10. Number of days vzith .01
cy of minor girls. She was placed in
child."
Lizzie Thurman Colby was bound
Dr. Hess’ Dip and Disinfectant.
I referred the matter to the father inch or more precipitation, 12, clear,
the county jail in this city pending a over to the grand jury by .1 stice Tay
of my < huge, and he said tluit it seem 12; partly cloudy, 3; cloudy, 16.
preliminary hearing.
lor, at Medford Friday. She was
Lee’s Lice Killer.
ed
best licit I should Bigu it. 1 being a
Precipitation for season,
16.96
“Are you going to vote for a man brought back to this city and returned
minor, It would not be legal anyway
Precipitation
for
last,
season
11.
>8
to
jail.
Formaldehyde
for
Grain
and
Potatoes.
just because he is a good fellow, or
i signed the note, and the same day
!•;. B ritt ,
M. W. McDowell of Red Bluff, Cal.
the woman drove with me to a blind-
are you going to support one who has
Cooperative Oburver
some house, mid ou entering 1 was re
a good, clean record? G. W. Ager representing a syndicate of capitalists
ceived
liy
a
lady
who
took
me
in
her
n.-ver lost a position in his life, nor did is in this region looking for chrome
arms and wept over me. I hail become
J. W. ROBINSON, M. I)., Prop.,
he ever leave a place where he could iron ore and manganese, several depos
used to noticing my appearance In con THE THRICE-A-WEEK EDITION
not have stayed.”
Paid Ad, its of which are reported in this vicini
Hast with those of my own supposed
Jacksonville, Oregon.
ty.
OF THE NEW YORK WORLD
Station, and no sooner did I see this
The Medford Tribune, Thursday eve
lady than I knew l»y my resemblance
ning contains an interesting article on j Fred G. Buchtel of Salem, State
to her Hint she w as my mot tier. Her
the Blue Ledge mining district, pre Sealer of Weights and Measures, was
li ir and mine were (lie same allude of Practically a Daily a! the Price
a
caller
at
this
office
yesterday.
Mr.
sumably an interview with C. J. Fry
tiu burn.
of that region. Cut the prospective Buchtel is a candidate for Public Scr-
Later a gentleman came and took me
of a Weekly. No Other
tonnage as given by Mr. Fry, tn two, vica Commissioner for the western dis
the route of
on his lap and cares,ed me. He was
trict.
and still the prospect is immense.
my
fattier.
SCENERY. SEVRICE It was many years before I got all
Newspaper in the World
NOTICE —I have opened a law office '
TO
R. Rouse of Ashland, arrested on a in a room adjoining the office of the
ANI)
SAFETY
the reasons for my having been put In
bootlegging charge was given a jury Jacksonville Post, where persons hav-
charge of the fmiilly with whom I
trial in justice court at Ashland, Wed i ing legal business to transact can find
grew up. My father made a clandes
nesday the result being a disagreement I | me every day from 8:30 A. M. to 5 P.
tine marriage with one to whom Ills
Low a Price.
of the jury owing to a “mixup” of the M. —D. W. Bagshaw.
parent.-« were opposed. Soon after I
I
was born my father consented to ale
evidence. Upon a charge of distribut
Is the comfortable and quieg wav to
The “Community Day” meet at Ea
jure bis wife, and I, when born, was
ing liquor advestisements he was fined
There has never been a time \vh'>n a
go.
Through
cars
to
San
Francisco
gle Point, Thursday was one of the •
hustled ofT without its being known to newspaper was more needed in the
$200.
and Los Angeles.
principal events of the season. About
my grandparents that my mother had household, The great war in Europe
A number of Odd Fellows and Re- 2000 people were present: the program
been married or I born to her. My
year, with
becahs attended the 97th anniversary was good and put through on schedule
parents agreed to till this, expecting nus now entered its second
Hint it would be temporary, lint my no promise of an end for a long tini",
of the Odd Fellow lodge at Talent time. The address by Prof. Churchill,
grundpurelits were relentless, and my These are world shaking events, in
Wednesday. Among those attending on “Rural Schools,” was well deliver-
Daily trains on Shasta Route.
( hi rents, becoming poorer and poorer, which the United States, willing or un
were: Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Gall, Mr. ' ed and received with interest by the
at Inst were unuble to remit my allow willing, has been compelled to take a
and Mrs. Watson Caudill, Mr. and people. The ball game in the after
Shasta Limited
ance. My grandfather was finally part. No intelligent persi n can ignore
Mrs. C. D. Abbott, G. A. Gardner and noon was won by the Jacksonville boys;
San Francisco Express
taken III and on his deathbed relent such issues.
Louise Ensele.
score 9 to 0.
ed. He had left his money to charity,
Exposition Special
The Presidential contest also will
Imt nt the last moment changed Ids
A birthday was given Miss Kate
soon be at hand. Already candidates
California Express
will,
leaving
tin'
property
to
Ills
son.
Cronemiller at her home in this city 1. M. Upton Buried at Marshfield
Immediately after his death my par for th ■ nomination are in the fi. d, aid
Direct connection male at San Fran-
last Saturday afternoon, Eighteen la-
ents
sought me. It turned out that my the campaign, owing to the extraordi
Marshfield,
Or.,
April
27
—
The
funer
< isco to all points in the East or south.
dy friends of Miss Kate were present
supposed
mother hinl received $IO,o<l<> nary character of the times, will be o
Lb rol stopovers allowed. 10 days
and a very enjoyable afternoon passed al of J. M. Upton, late Register of the
for my return. The fact that I hud supreme interest. No other newspa
U.
S.
Land
Office
at
Roseburg,
was
extra allowed at El Paso a id New Or
all too quickly, An elegant ’‘mtscel-
also been forced to pay the same per will inform you with the prompt-
leans on eastern tickets.
laneous lunch” was served and thor- held here yesterday morning, with hun
amount was not pleasing to my father, m-sH and cheapness of the lhrico-a-
dreds in attend-nce. The circutit
and he threatened to prosecute the wo Week edition of the New York World.
oughly enjoyed.
court took a short recess during the
man for fraudulent conduct unless she
A«k the local »rent or write
THE THRICE-A-WEEK WORLD'S
E. E. Brodie, publisher of the Ore- funeral.
surrendertai the note I had signed.
John M. Scott, General Pa aenirerlAv.-nt
regular subscription pri-e is only $1 00
gon City Enterprise, and Phil Bates,
Portland. Oregon
This she did.
publisher of the Pacific Northwest of
For a long while after the great per year, and this pays for 156 papers
change in my life I could no nothing We offer this urn q ialini nev. »paper
Portland, respectfully president and Freight Wreck Near Roseburp
n
t
nn
i
but think abont my newborn hnppl and
secrets’-/ of the Or gon Edi’ ia
n< ■««. and It »«•emed that my father ami
re visitors . this ■ ffi >.■ frmz
LOST
mother were lx*ut on making up the JACKSONVILLE
rni-tg. The g»-nt‘emen a
N 7<L
m.inv years they had laen deprived of togethcr for one > >•
for
. i a* ’’rom which t > n-e- , , i
their chilJ by the affection they lav onlv.
a hior a. law ..xing uniform r-i „ h.
IUvU
.Xi. a
tubed on me.
fsr publishing legal notices in newspa wreck, while one of the members of
All this occurred many years ago. I • The regular subscription { rice of the
pers.
two parere is {2.50.
am uow happily married.
the crew was hurt.
i >
SATURDAY,
APRIL,
29, 1916.
CITY DRUG & GIFT STORE
SHASTA ROUTE
CALIFORNIA
4
va
i