OREGON
’ATE F A IR
STATE FAIR OPENS
SEPT. 2nd
Crowd* of AmuM-incnt
Seekers
and
Agricultural J.nthuHlaaU Ex
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Medford Rancher’s Dual Life | A Clean Grocery Store f
Respected ax Honest Tiller of the Soil, W ell» Louns
berry Is Found T o Be Brave, Bold, Bad Train Robber
pectrd To He Large.
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(Fair Grounds)
<em, Ore.
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ROUTES
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Inkei Special, I-ow
Round-Trip l arri
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yenr tile rrowds o f amuaeincnt Hrckera
iirid ngrinulturiil enthiiiiaNtn will hegin
invading thè apacionx gmunda o f tiir
Oregon State Fair ni .Salerò, Oregon,
and nrrnrdiiig to ttu* lieHt advieeii rc-
eeived ho far thè atate'H aniiiial event
will he a greater aureeHa thia yenr tinnì
over liefnre ili ita lifty yeara of I iìh
tory.
StatementH Itunle hy export
agriculturiat* in riilferent parta of Ore
gon, are to that thè elfeet llie rro|i ron
di tion» over thè alale are (irai claaM.
Ttria fa r i la very eiii-onragirig to thè
officiala o f thè alate fmr, a thè eomity
e x litio I h are aure lo tir reeord lireakera
lioth in i|uulity and i|uantily. Ideal
weather for atoek meri, poullrv nuo ra
and in fa ci every furili indu»try in thè
alati* haa flonriahi'd lina year, ar il thè
oiitliMik for a hanner week of late ex-
h d'il» al thè fair ih prnmiaing indeed.
Knlertaininei l for thè patrono of thè
1912 fair u ill noi in* larking. The
State iioard of Agricolture haa taken
a|ierial |>aitm with (tua feature of thè
«aarmbly and there will he more free
attrartiiniH and apecial entertainment*
tlna year tinnì ever hefore.
Ilahv
ahnwa, ahenting tournanient, dog ahow,
rhildrerv'a playgrounda, enlarged rare
program and probahly a hurnlred free
• ttrartiorm will aurely alfnrd all tiie
entertainment thè putdie will deaire,
and thè hundreda of elegant exhibita
will lend to [lince thè Oregon Stai«*
Fair un an ei|ual with any inatilulion
of thè kmd in thè Northwest.
ie and One-Third
Fares From All
Points In
LARGEST PER CENT
Oregon
OF INCREASE
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M. ii. n|, n r., Aug. 2.!. (Special;
i the household ignorant that something
I hat the wounding of Wells I.ouna-i was wrong.
lo rry, the well known rancher of Med
ford, when holding up the Union Fa
eilie I united near l.awronce, Kan.,
I hur .day night, w ill disclose one of
the most extraordinary Or. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde eases in criminal annals is
the belief o f Medford people who have
investigated the case.
It is believed to be something more
than a coincidence that Mr. I.ouna-
berry was in Canada looking over a
limb, r claim when the Westminster
haul- robbery occurred and that he was
in ( aliform» supposedly looking over
a mining claim when the Southern Pa
id' train wat held up on January 6
.ear Redding, in that state.
When l.nunsherry left Medford re-
ntly he told neighbors that the was
going to Colorado to look after a tim-
•r holding.
Although any connection with the
Canadian hank robbery is Imscd upon
mjecture alone, the description of
the lone highwayman who held up No.
16 last winter absolutely tallies with
that of l.ounsherry. The same methods
ere employed in both instances, the
mail clerks being forced to tie one an
ther up.
The California robber was described
» slight, looking like a consumptive
and indications of being well educated,
l.ounsherry is very slight and frail and
is a man o f education and refinement.
stockholder in this shop o f cleanliness ajad quality
floods.
Attention is also called to the fact
that although they have been in the
valley live years, the Lounsberrya have
had no intimate friends, although they
were friendly with ev. ry one. They
never entertained, and although the
house shows every indication o f luxury
and taste, no servants were kept, and
even the two little hoys were cautioned
never to let any one in the house under
any conditions.
LEAGUE GOING AFTER
EXHIBITS
Secretary Chapman Sending Out
Full Instructions for Collec
tion and Shipment.
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principle that
m orrow , rather than Avhat w e sell you
to d a y .”
W e w o rk fc^ the future.
The Sealshipt Oyster season opens a b o u t
September 10th.
W e are sole agents for
this well know n brand o f fresh
oysters.
Remember the name, place and date.
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Complete instructions have been sent
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out by Secretary C. C. Chapman of the
Oregon Development League to the
commercial bodies of the state having
a membership In the organization, di
recting the collection and shipment of
exhibits for the land shows o f the mid
dle west. The samples o f fine grains,
grasses, fruits and vegetables w ill be
assembled at Portland and when ship
ped to the Oregon State Immigration
Commission Commercial Club lluild-
ing, Portland, they w ill be carried by
Hie railroads without freigh t charges.
Many sections of Oregon are busy
making a collection to ship to the Port
land headquarters and it is expected
the state will be able to make a strong
showing, both at Chicago and Minne
apolis. The Pacific Northwest Land
I’ roducts Show at Portland w ill also
attract exhibits o f soil wealth, not only
from this but from neighboring states.
Farmers who have samples o f their
crops they can send in for exhibit may
get full directions from their nearest ;
commercial club, or by addressing C.
C. Chapman, Portland Commercial
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It is safe to say that Mr. Lounaberry
would have been the last man in the
Hogue River Valley to he suspected of
any crime, least o f all a crime requir-
ng great physical daring and a steady
nerve. He was not only liked ami re-
perted hy his neighbors, but his
standing throughout the valley finan-
inlly and socially was of the best
ve St"* U, Agricultural. Mot
0. A. C. Grows Faster in Past Three
Tiie officers of the Vledford National
Hank, where he kept his accounts,
Fallut il, P o tiU ry am i 1'»-x t «1«
Ycars, Accordine to Statis
were unanimous in testifying to his
t i « , Than Others.
lbitiit**
Sj>tcial cxliilut Im
h rnesty and stability. Ranchers liv-
rioni i l t ild r f t i.
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‘ ‘ 1 have been unnhlc to learn o f any t,g near him absolutely refused to be
o'hool o f note in the United Slater lieve the story until ail doubt was re
h , fur Ing tai r eventi*.
Pi»
which hna made aa large a |>ri rentage moved and many declared that they
hrcial ir « t u r o ita tiv
of increase during tin* pu t three year? had always considered his most strik
aa lias the Oregon Agricultural Col mg characteristic a sensitive and re
lege,” anya Registrar Ii. M. Tennant iring disposition.
Mr. and Mrs. I.ounsberrv and their
in a atatiatieal report which he hsi
Fickert h on sale August 29th juat prepared.
two little boys, aged 6 and 3, have
The rc|Hirt ahowa Die enrollment of ¡ved on their ranch on the Jackson-
i September 7th, ine. w ith
The clerk who keeps his mind bright,
aludenta for the year lWHl-7 to have vitlr-Central Point road for five years
who
is quick and up to date, need not
ml
have
a
peach
and
pear
orchard
just
Vinal Return Limit Sep- been ttUt, lor thesurreeding four yearr
always
be a clerk. Some day he will
oming
into
bearing.
respectively 1,156; 1,351; 1,591; ami
t :emF>e-r 11th.
From the outside, the residence is be an employer himself.
1,77* while the yearjii'-t closed showed
By reading, thinking and informing
a total enrollment of 2, Hi IK. These lig not dissimilar from other comfortable
himself
he becomes worthy o f better
farmhouses
in
the
valley,
but
within
urea do not include any duplication of
things.
there
is
every
evidence
of
taste
and
students
enrolled
in
two
nr
more
dif
[for further information r«*lativ. to
Every employe, no matter what his
ferent departments, ua the music and luxury. One room on the ground floor
§ fare*., tritili schedule*. et* rail on
position, makes himself more valuable
is
fitted
up
after
the
fashion
of
a
domestic acici ec for example.
to his employer and himself by reading
nr am t Southern Paeiflc Agent
In •*1910-11,’ ' says Mr. Tennant French salon, r. h I Cluny laces curtain
the press.
“ the total registration was 1.77H; dur the windows, rich Oriental rugs cover
It is mind that wins nowadays. The
the
floor
and
there
are
a
number
of
mg the pout year tt.c registration in
JO H N M . S C O T T
man who acts on his knowledge is the
marble
statuettes
on
mahogany
pillars.
the school o f agriculture alone, cxclud
man who gets there. Don’ t watch the
I GENERAL P A S S E N G E R A t ¡ KN T
ing all duplicates, was just 13 leas Mrs. Lounaberry, a slight, modest
clock. Watch the news through this,
woman
o
f
perhaps
35,
was
completely
than the ataivc mentioned total. While
Portland, Oregon
your home paper.
this comparison considers winter short prostrated when the news was broken
to her.
“ The Typographic Studio’ ’ sounds
| course students, the increase In
To the last she maintained it could classy and that’s the kind o f work The
number of regular students is i orres
not be true; that no one who knew her Sentinel Shop turns out.
pondtngly as large.
husband
could believe such a thing,
Excluding all winter short course
T il K B E V I T I S T R A IN
W H Y IT SUCCEEDS
students and all duplicates for the year and it was almost impossible for her
PARIKIDCi WYAND01IIS
neighbors to prevent her from rushing
1911-12, the incrcn
agriculture along for regular student for a train at once and hastening to Because Its for One Thing Only, and
Wh* not |¿rt I f i X Wi l l have * tur k « « m 1
Denver, where she was convinced her
CQCsrrml» altri t ^ l l r t i l u f M i r w o n
serri
Cottage Grove People Ap
was 7H per cent. A t the same ti
hlbit at G i ange i\%n \n Sept. T h e y n »r mMr«l
husband would be found.
lot thrlf e s .e t lr W InylUK • » « ! ft*»«*
thut the registration has so great
preciate This.
•(«altlkx «r>iii!i(nr<t. Y ou < m itiol « e t a !*e tt«t
A telegram to his address in Denver,
increased, the general average in
|rnri*i jiur|n %e fo w l thou Ih r Wywit«hHtc
however, failed to bring any response.
tall and limpr, t niy hlr*ln
r huytttK
Nothing can be good for everything.
arholarship I ihs also been materially
The Morning Sun of the 26th says:
Doing one thing well brings success.
l. C. HAPPY, Cotlnqc G iove, Oregon
raia«*d. ”
That a search of the Lounsberry res-
Doan’s Kidney Pills are for one
A ll counties in Oregon hut one were
represented in the past year’ s enroll idencc will be rmule in the near future thing only.
For weak or disordered kidneys.
ment. besides 36 other states and ter by the HUthoritics in order to get fur
The “ Progressive” Party
The ther evidence against the Medford
Here is reliable evidence o f their
ritorics
and
H
foreign
ceuntrics.
tithe individual, man or woman, who
rancher who surreptitiously combined worth.
rep-
statistics
showing
the
comparative
rep
«»ei Foley Kidney Pilla for barksrhr.
William A . Haskell, 272 W. Seventh
and daughter* fruit culture with train robbery be
rheumatism, weakhark, and other kid resentalion o f the sons
St., Eugene, Ore., says: “ Doan’s K id
came known last night.
of
other
voc
n«y »nil bladdsr irregu larities. Foley of farmers and of men
The sudden departure of Mrs. Louns ney Pills helped me greatly three year
hose wl
Kidney I’iiu art healing, strengthen Uons are interesting. Those wlu. came
berry
and her two children on Friday ago and I aru glad to make the fact
constituted 46 p«
<r»K. tonic an 1 <|uw*k to produce Ixne- from farm homes
This remedy also has been
has
also
aroused the suspicion that she known.
student body, while .74 per
result*.
Contain* no harmful cent of the
knew of her husband’s double life, and used by other members o f my family
from
cities,
towns
and
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drug*. Never sold in bulk. Pu t up in cent came
lt ¡a even suggested that she was a and in every case the best results have
two aizea in Hriiled bottlea. Th e genu •ages.
partner in the holdup of the Shasta been received.
significant fact that out of
It is a
ine in a yellow package. New Hr«
"When Your Back is Lame— Remem
which excludes the short limited near Yoncalla in June, 1911.
Drug Store.
I total of 1,061
ber
the Nam e.” Don’ t simply ask for
Woodford
has been
Postmaster
course students and those in the who.
a kidney remedy—ask distinctly for
the
case,
and
,,f music the large majority were quietly investigating
Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that
h„s found that two bandits held up the
either earning their entire exp. nS<
Mr. Haskell had. 50c at all stores.
Yoncalla train. One was much smaller
contributing toward It...... .
Foster-Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo,
q
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shorter
one
had
than the other.
by working in some one of a I
a29s5
to say had a slouch hat pulled N. Y .
number o f occupations, outside the
study hours.
There were ¿*1 who low,, over the eyes and cars and wore
Notice for Publication.
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earned every cent they • ! « » » . and 1«> overall*.
Department o f the Interior, U. S.
The postmaster docs not t.nnk it at
Land Office
at Roseburg, Oregon,
R f • alvnni/.e.l Water Pi|K* anti more who ....... half
while 243 more were partially He It all doubtful that this supposedly male August 22, 1912.
Eittings, Tat red Paper, Gotiltl
bandit was any other than Mrs. Louns*
Notice is hereby given that Robert
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The favorite feminine male
McDonell, o f Dorena, Oregon, who, on
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wire, Poultry Netting, linatneled
disguise is « P « i r of overalls and com- May 24, 1909, made Homestead Entry,
Ware, Tin Wale, Shelf Hard
Z e .ilen cew a.n o doubt to prevent
No. 05064, for NEJ SE1 o f Section 34,
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ware, Hotel Crotkery.
June, and two mori L y suspicion of her sex through the Township 20 S, Range 2 W. W illam ette
their studies in
®l&e call your particular nttrn-
B:,ta for advanced
Meridian, has fil«4 notice o f intention
satisfied the rcquircnu
V°AUhough all the Lounsberry neigh to make Final three year proof, to
hon to our line o f n igs which
«le green.
bors arc emphatic in declaring that establish claim to the land above des
includes Granite, Union, All-
have
Mrs Lournsbcrry could never
eribed, before
Stacy M. Russell,
no« >1 and Cashmere Art Squares,
H obbtrv * t S ptin fb eU
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» «he criminal operation! s of County Clerk, at his office, at Eugene,
ip * * *'pestry and Hotly llrnssels,
¡ T - p o l the authorities point to Oregon, on the 10th day o f October,
Velvets and Axminsters. The
8t° rW,
Óf Springfield was robbed
arK«st assortment in the city.
1912.
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merchants of ”M’r" *
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Claimant names as witnesses:
^ If you are interested in second
lHst
Thursday " ig
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Frank R. Wilson, Dorena, Oregon.
hand l>ugKje!, or wagons, we
secured amount.
drawer
R. 1). Wilson, Dorena, Oregon.
*ve four items o f this kind to
which was t a k e from
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John H. Kirk, Dorena, Oregon.
*how you.
¡t seems haruy
on a iarKe
and a pair ° f
* espe Ì!w * kind,
John B. Mosby, Dorena, Oregon.
frequent inter-
chcr cut, and <>
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C T a r g e amoonts of cash, and
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Register.
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mcmber
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