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Newspaper Page TextTHE AtEDFOttD MAIL TRLBUNl AU3DJ70RD. OREGON, VKIDAY, .TANTAHY, 128. 10 10. 6 ASHLAND'S NEW LIT Work Is Complete and Has Much of Interest Regarding the Valley of the Rogue. ASHLAND. Jrn. 2S. Tho first In stallment ot Aihlnnd's nv booklet Yaa arrived and hope lonK deferred 1 us given away to a sense of grati fication over the bounty and complete noss of the work. It is of convoal- cnt bIio and contains 4S pages ot singled illustrations and letter-press h addition to the cover, the entire ptmphlet constituting a work ot ar - tlstlc excellence, tne menus 01 wnicn, far excel tVoso of any other publl- cation hitherto gotten out by the con - niwnlty. Vim frnnr nnvop Tina n runrASnt.l io nt ihn ,n fnita nf Ahinn.l o' this vliltity. On the title page ho artist has brou3.1t Into requlsi- tlon n scene from Grand View or- c' nrds on Terrace Heights, -wherein are depicted Master Grover, son of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Howard, and Miss Lannice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George D. Peters gathering the 1 'scious fruit. No names are given in connection with tho engraving, but the representation Is from an actual Photograph, nevertheless, and the lit- tie folks have reason to fool elated over the prominence given them In tbe Illustrated portion of the work. ! lllustratlons of croek and canyon. I 1.111 j, ,i ,, n,i bill and dale, Bonmiln and valley, are intereperseu wun tnoso 01 parKs.i orchards and typical homes, while school buildings, grand scenic attrac-i tlons nnd "Some Ashland Industries" I aiv wt uiciiuuncu. Descriptive matter regarding seen- j cry. soil, climate and productions oe-l ,r i th rtnhi nrnnnrttnn tn I ... uaianco in- "i-n noruuua ol BOOK Arrives tho booklet, and the facts given con- carriages. In rubs, in glittering auto stitute a very concise and fair state-' mobiles or high on the tops of omnl inent regarding actual conditions pre- ' buses. vailing In this locality. From all the continents the multl- Tnstead of tho parting of the ways. , tudes come to Join In that procession after peruslnc this elegant booklet j Americans tugged with race curds and on arrives at tbe point "where the , intending hilarious disturbances, puz plne and palm meet," as depicted zied Americans worn with guidebook on the back of tbe cover. This trite I plodding. Chinese princes in silk, queer aphorism Is a most happy expedient i and expresses a truism especially np-' rllcable to tho latitude In which Ash- land Is situated. Tho wealth of col- oring of fruit pine and palm give , lug for signboards of tea room, over-, J Ml!W KHrabeUl( look(l Bffep . added charm to the Inscription, and turopeanlzed Japanese anp.easantly . UQW mme Mm wh(Jt , In this design the artist caps tho ell- Immaculate, burnoostnl sheiks from the I man (n automobe au(1 not turnlng 1 be returned to Paris after bis dlsnp max InUho way of fine printing and ; desert und red fezzed Semitic peddlers. towanJ Ward. polntment In the unfortunate Harman rlctorlal effects by the application of, Italian uobles In English tweeds, Su-j ..at u Marlana-la bella Mariana nffalr. and she took charge of all hla a phrase which is entirely original i duuese uegroes swaggering In frock 1 ja jmrslana.' " Ueorge answered-"oue business uh well as his social urrange- nnl iinlmm no tt-oII no nna Sn la ' COUtS. Slim SoaUlards. 8(1 UUl i'UrkS. 1 nt Ihnmi irnmon u-hn vimo In lnHu mL'IltS (She lias bt'CU UCCUHiM Of a bound to bo popular, for the senti-1 ment will be heralded .far and wide : n regard to Ashland as an Idea, re-J snrf- . Zu, , ' has exnerienced , u,o jiiiunvuiiuu .mo vaiciiciii.cu i vn more of tho vicissitudes than CU burgesses urdwt umlable utlU falls to tho lot of tho average com-' , D0 Iata, Uurry. weU kl.pt ,eu Jt munlty booklet. Originally planned the world swirling by in miraculous tn bo ready for distribution at the ' limousines, legless cripples flopping oti timo of tho A-Y-P exposition, its , bunda aud leather pads, tbiu whlkered dlivery has been delayed until pa-! studeuts In velveteen, wulrus musiach tlence has well nigh ceased to bo a " veterans In broadcloths, keeu facd virtue. But it is now here and first ol(J Prelates, shabby young priests. ,..,, . , cavalrymen In casque and cuirass. Installments will bo followed by oth- .,' .,, h ,i i..ir-UJ. era as neodod. Disappointment In- j cldent to Its delivery on time will be offset by the fact that It Is one of the ) finest productions of Its kind gotten out by this or any other community. , Tbe publication Is Issued under tho , nusplcos of tho Commercial club, and was ninnnmi nnikr fh nf n Winter, president: H. F. Pohlnnd. sec- .wui;,Ui......g. u,avuj,wu- Is Dodge and H. L.. Wilted, when , dark woraen.pretty women.gllded worn theso gentlemen constituted tho board i en. haughty women. Indifferent women. pf trustees, Tho printing was dono . ly tho homeseekers' bureau of tho Sunset Magaztno, really tho exploit ation organization of tho Southern Pacific system, and a number of writ ers, artists nnd directors bavo been Ashlnud visitors from tlmo to time as tho work progressed, The edition Is 2G.000. Mcdfortl, Orejjon: Thin certifies Hint wo have Bold Hall's Texas Won der for the cure of nil kidney, blad der and rheumatic troublen for ten vears, nnd havo never had n com plnint. It Rives quick nnd pormanent relief. Sixty days' treatment in each bottle. Medford Pharmacy, Personal. If you want quick returns on renl estnte, list your property with us. Several eastern buyers will arrive in n few days that desire laro nud Hmnll tracts. Siskiyou Land Co., 200 Phipps bldg. 273 Notice. Is hereby given that the undewirnod will apply at th regular meeting of the city council of Madford, Oregon, on February 1, 1010, fo license to sell malt, vinoous and epirituous li quors in less quantities than one gal lon for a period of six months, nt lot 11, blook 20, In Modford, Oregon. W. M. KENNEDY. Dated January 21, 1010. By Booth "The Guest o Qucsnay" tell the story of a pure woman 'a love , and sacrifice tor a debased, a acoasea. rnc man; it cm 0 pic- the c oj ine as- misled, pleasure ovine ' icits in canifnirtp v f iuresquc Paris, too ,nctpainan ltjc f the famous capttal. Its character sketches , o CimUm,rital S0Clcty as wclt as 1 M.,.,aj., .,m..tt.ui , 1 thc,r picturing, and its romance. tts mystery and its refreshing ; inv to the novel that placed tho author's "Monsieur Bcaucairo" , among the masterpieces of con icmporancous fiction.. ' CBAITER L HEKK are old Parisians who T will tell you pompously that tbe boulevards, like the poilt- I a . . . . icai can's, nave ceaseu 10 ex- 1st. bnt this means oulv thai the boule- vnrda ro , , t N leou, the ol BoarboM or Genera, Uoulllnircr for the8e nbrhwavs toTbwto w?! are aiwa-8 100 DU8Uy 8UmnK wun prcsent morementa not t0 forgetful of lhl,,r yesterdays. In the shade of tbe oUidngs and awnings the loun- gers the jookers-ou In Paris, the audi- ence or the uoutevjrd, sit at little ta- ... . . . ' Die8 BipplUg COUW I TO III JOUg glasses, drinking absinth or bright colored sirup8 and gazing over the heads of, .1. " . J " .J! ... u.uuj u, "v.u through the sunsnme or the strett in Antlllean dandies or swarthy origin and fortune, ruddy English thinking of ' nothing, pallid English with upper, teeth batd und eyes hungrily search-' travelers, idlers, exiles, rugitives. sportsmen. All tne tribes and kinds of Wi! oueuui, unu uu u iuii uuj iu Buiuiii already overflows tb banks with Its ",,cuu "UU"'B I ..k .,. .!..,, ' t0 ca8 8ldewalk Jester8i itinerant i venders of questionable warts, shady j loafers dressed to resemble gold show-' eying America, motor cyclists In leath-' er. nairy musicians, oiue genuarmes, baggy red zouaves, purple faced, glazed tiei!. scarlet wabtcouted. cigarette smoking cabmen, calling one another onions." "camels" and names even more terrible. Women are prevalent ovor aii thB concourse fair women friendly women, merry women, une women In fine clothes, rich women In fine clothes, poor women In tine clothes, worldly old women reclining befurred in electric Inndauleta, wordy old wom en boldenlshly trundling carts full nf flnwura tcnndurf ill nntnmnlillp wmn. en. quick glimpsed, in multiple veils of whtt nn,i brown and soa creon; worn- en In rags and tags nnd women drap ed, coifed and befrtlled In tho deliri um of 'maddened poet-ullliners and tbe hasheesh dreams of ladles' tai lors. So If you sit at tbe little tablcs often enough that Is, If you become an am ateur bonlevardler you begin to rec ognize tbe transient stars of tbe pag eant, tboso to whom tbe boulevard al lows a dubious and fugitive role of celebrity and wbom It greets with a slight flutter, the turning of beads, a murmur of comment and tbe Incredu lous boulevard smile, wblcb seems to say: "You see madame and monsieur passing there. Evidently tbey think we still believe iu them." This flutter heralded and followed the passing of a white touring car , log his rival in a small way, a way bo with tbe procession one afternoon Just , nmnll, la fact, that It ended In bis be before the Orand Prix, though it need-, coming a connection of mlno by mar ed no boulevnrd celebrity to make the , riage. lie's Larrabee Harmon." man who lolled In the tonneau cousplc-1 That was a name somewhat familiar uous. Simply for that, notoriety was to readers of American newspapers superfluous; so were the remarkable . even 'before its bearer was fairly out size and power of hts car; so was the of college, nut frolic degenerated Into elaborate touring costume of flannels braw, flnd dobauch. What bad been and popgee he wore: so was evep theK eg fof be hvaime BCandals enameled presence of the dsncer who K fne man( and be BUthered a more sat beside lit nt Uls face would buv 0UJ more unsavory reputation until Its done It without accessories ! Uko was not to be found outside a My old friend George Word and I GUEST QUESNAY Tarkington Copintot M. by tu "cOirt Ctapjir ceremonial with the result that one of j D. F. Watson, Indicates today that a had met for our aperitif at the Terrace his companions was drowued.V In 1 horrible murder has been committed Larue, by the Madeleine, when the ( Koine he was rescued with dllilculty 1 nn d,o officers of Arizona nud Onl whlte automobile came snaking It , from n street mob that unreasonably 1 ....', 1. ,1... way cjudlly ilin.uch tbe tratlle. Turn- lK I" to pass a victoria on the wrws Bld,, u vvnH txw ,,wwn 10 " nsM' ,1Uct, twar ttu , urb n,K' not rar from j our n.,0 Where It tausHl. checked by iph the tratlle. Turn- a blockade at the next corner I tiennl Wanl utter a half suppressed guttural of what I took to be amazement, and I , did not wonder. Thu fn r t It ttftwii ,,.,., UH, ,n ,h ,uvt.nr.B nd slncled him out of the concourse with an HRVct almost ludicrous In its Incongruity. The hair was dark, lus- trous aud thick, the forehead broad and finely modeled aud certnlu other ruinous vesuges 01 youin auu goou h- h or. worth or kludlv semblance hnd dts- annenrrd bcrood nil trncinir In a blur, red distortion. The lids of one eve were discolored and swollen almost to - gather. Other traces of a recent bat - . I . . I I.I lenng wure uoi mcsins. oor was cos- metlc evidence of a heroic struggle on the art of some valet of Infinite pains to efface them. The nose lost outline to the dUcolornUons of the puffed fks. The chb,. tufted with a small jnjperjai, trembled beneath a sagging gray ,lp. Tbe agure fcut loosc and sprawling, seemingly without the will to hold itself together. In truth, tbe man appeared to be almost In a semi. o.l m.il ..(ih hl. n. """P"' t..M. vvuMu.vu !... . - dered Sllenus. even the woman beside h!m a,ned "ethlug of human dig. "ity. At least, she was thoroughly aUve hou, predatory and. In spite of the grosJ, emboutKitut that threatened her. still savagely graceful. A purplo veil dotted with gold floated about her hat. from which green dyed ostrich , plums cascaded dowu across a cheek enameled dead white, tier hair waa , plastered in blue-black waves, parted low on the forehead. Her lips wero ! splashed a startllug carmine, the eye-, lids painted blue, and from between , to Paris of late years, and he has be- rendezvous beyond tho Mexican bor lashes gammed Into little spikes of come so prosperous, has such u polite (jor DiacKiug sne invoreu tier compauiou . with a glance of carelessly simulated tenderness n look all too vividly sug-, gestlng the ghastly calculations of n from the tropics to form themselves on the legend of the one great famous SXn'S o- very well for a time. I've heard that . the roro utlonnrr societies Inteud strlk. . 'That U Mariana la bclla Mariana la Murtiana.'" raed,a,ls ln4ber honor. She's done worse things to royalty tbun all the anarchists In Europe! She danced at the Folic Rouge last week." "Thank you. Oeorgo," I said grate fully. "I hope you'll point out tbe Louvre and the Eiffel tower to mo some day. I didn't mean Mariana." "What did you mean?" What I bad meant waa so objlous that I turned to my friend in surprise. "I meant tbe man with ber," I said. "Oh!" He laughed sourly. "That carrion?" "You seem to be on acquaintance." "Everybody on tbe boulevard knows who bo Is," said Ward curtly, paused and laughed again wltb very little ' mirth Cn An vr.il " hn ..ntln(int "and as for my acquaintance with blm yes, I bad onco tbe distinction of be penitentiary. The crux of hla caroer en- vxD)ti( t t fii bin own country win ivarhod during a midnight qunrtvl lit (.'lilt-tigo, when ho shot ii negro gnmhlcr llurnmn'H wife ' left him. and tlu puptTM recorded htr I I application' for n divorce. 8hi wui ; utHirKe want 8 second couhiiii tno i t daughter of n tin It I mure elerg.vnlnn: n belli) In a bchhoii and town of belles t and a delightful hoiulntmng creature 1 from nil accounts. She hud tundo a runaway match of It with llarinan , three years before, their affair havlug , been earnestly opposed by all her rela Uvea, especially by lHr Ueorgo, who came over to Parts Just after the wed ! ding In a miserable frame of mind. : liarman next began a trip round tho , world with an oruy which continued ! 11 1 from San I'ranelsj-o to UunKkok. whero. I In the company ot some congenial fel 1 Jhr-nijl'.s, Cni., Jan. as. A liu low travelers, he Interfered in a native 1 ntnn foot, found on tho desert by Dr. refused to accept Intoxication as nu refused to accept Intoxication as nu . excuse for bis rldhiK dowu a child on uls xvy ,0 ''o """I' ktter we bad 1k'" m'',r,"K frm" Monte Carlo of his 1 disastrous plunges at roulette, I still take three home uewsnaners. trying to follow Uu Kople I knew ami the things that happen, und ttiPiibto.nl- ty of so worthless a creature as Urra luw lltirmnii In iHn rnhi miia I ilNulmul for md news bad lonif l,.n n .w.lnt r Irritation to this nrcseui exile. Not only that, lie had usurped space in the coutitxntnl papers, and of late my favorite Parisian journal hnd served hliu to me with my morning coffee. vui, u.m...g u name, dui oHering t.i-,i ..t ,... r;m 1 - of anvthlng Ami-ricnn. Aud so this crutesouo wreck of u man was well known to the boulevard one of Its 'sights. That was to be perceived by ' the Uutter be caused, by the turning a i. I .. I II . , . 1. ui ueu iu uih uirtvuon auu iuo low laughter of the people at the little ta- bles. Three or four In the rear ranks , had risen to their feeL Someone behind us chuckled aloud. -The, j Mariana beats him." "Evidently!" The dancer was aware of tbe flutter and called Uarnmu's attention to It with n touch upon hU arm and a laugh and a nod of her violent plumage. At that he seemed to rouse himself Knnii wh!i I. HIji h,Hiil tUt hen vl - . ..j over upon his shoulder, the lids lifted a little from the ml shot 'eyes, show- Inr a strange pride when his gazo fell upou the many starlug faces. Wn i'anl pulled my sleeve. "Come." he said, "let us go over to the Luxembou-g gardeus where tho air Is cleaner." Ward is a portrait painter, and In the mutter of vogue there seem to be no pinnacles left for hliu to surmount, He has palutcd most of tho very rich women ot fashlou who have come ceieoniy aim uih ojauious ujkjh an are so conclusively uuoted that the friendship of some of us who started j with him has been dangerously strain- j ,.mii,a !J " "UiiJiSL-7!? ItT a "Vn.?. I lr Z ZTS iS'S ! u..i.. ,i .. i-n...i .i. i. .... I.. Boulogne ills, LI l xbe h to an In- lunuiuuuuw i, tlcal withal, and to her mind success should he not only rcspectnble. but "smart." It was George's habit to come. often to see me. He ulnays really liked tbe sort of society his sister bad brought 1 about him. but now nnd then there I were intervals when it wore ou blm n I little. 1 think. Sometimes he came for , me In his automohlle. und wo would j mske a mild excursion to breakfast ' , In tbe country, urn! that Is what bap ' peued one morning about three weeks after the day when we hnd sought pure ulr In the Luxembourg gardeus. We drove out through tbe I to la nud Si If ..mj 1 1 ..u ufriLl.ii. M,, II rjltlmlll. bout road to verxuines oeyonn ai. Cloud. It was June, u Uustlcss and balmy noon, the air thluly gilded by a faint haze, nnd I know few things plea sn ntcr than that road ou a fair day ot the early summer and no sweeter way to course it than In an open car. "After all," said George, wltb a plac id wave of the hand, "I sometimes wish that tbe landscape bad called mo. You outdoor men have all the health and pleasure of living In the open, and as for the work-oh, you fellows think you work, but you don't know what It means," ne Indicated the white rpnd running before us between open llelds to a curve, where it descended to puss be neath nn old stone culvert. . Heyowl stood a thick grove wltb a clear xk; fill berlng among the branches. An old peasant woman was pushing a h'iiv cart round the curve, a scarlet hand kerchief knotted iiIhiiu her bead. "You think It's eiisyV" I(UHked. "Easy! Two hours ought t't do I iih well as It could te done at lea! the way you fellows do It!" He was Interrupted by nn optriw on uproar, the urUly neream of a slr. and the ciiuiioiiade of a powerful ex biiiist, as a great white tourlu;.' hi swung round us from behind at u spee that sickened me to sue and. siiortlui thunder, passed us. "Seventy miles au boar!" gasped Ueorge; "Thoso are th Ob, Lord! There tbey go!" (To be continued.) Personal. If you. want quick roturns on real estate, list your property with as, Sovoral eastern buyers will arrivo In n fow days that deslro largo and small tracts. Siskiyou Land Co., 2Q0 pj,jpp4 building, 200 BANDITS I TERRIBLE WORK Gail Of DcspcmilocS Blirtl Mnil to Mako Him Toll Whcro Monoy Is Secreted Other Crucltlos Aro Practiced. 1 . . ,., .... , , 1 . . , !' , , "u "re- wm) j terrorising sottlora niong I out-New Mexico border. ' It is believed that tho t'.IKil I IHIUl'l K, WIIU IIUVU UUUII tho Ariz murdorouB hnud has extended Its oporattous Into this district. This belief Is strength ened by Iho recent nttnek upon John Hugers, an aged man, and hts -two 1 con,l,a,,lo,ls llt A ish Fork, which re- Hl,to'' Hogors' death In a hosp.ltnl at rhoenlx. 1 Kogers and his friend wore set ' upon by tho murdorous thloves, who, n(tor binding them, saturated tholr cotl,K Wuh !orOBOno nnd Ignlteil 1 It because Rogers refused to toll wlioro bo had secreted his money . Tho human foot shows evidence of j having ben burned off. nnd tho nu-1 jtLorltlca suspect that n man met his death at tho hands of tho despora-1 I 1 (j0o8 who Inter burned his body. ' I ' . kii...i 10 b . tho bn . ' ..... .... , . 'J , . nuniDor counte wiien i.spinsano ir- 8 nnd his H o n Abo.Pnss were . bound and their clothing saturated I vlth oil when they refused to dlvulgo tho hilling place of tholr savings. Tho c0,iple saved their lives by tolling I wncro tll0 ,. oy wn8 T1, robber1 f . , , "t....i .'.., . , i . . " ""v "V1" " """(. "'" hand when Virgil told. Tho thieves secured $2S0. Later Chnrl s Ray was visited by 1 the desperadoes. Ho surrendered his money without protest As a result of tho latoat evidence of tholr crimes it is probable that tho apthoritlos of tho southwest will com bine to run tho murderers to earth. Possibly tho fodernl nnd Mexican of ficials will bo called upon to aid, as R Is believed tho robbers have tholr Read tho Classified Ads. ONEY AKERS 'i?. 5r0m ' modern house, olec four blocks from city park, for ono weok nt J2G50. Ono 5-room bungalow, completed February 15: modern conveniences; well located; two blocks from pavo mont; bargain nt ?21'00. $1000 will, handlo it. ' Ono C-room houso, oloctrlc lights, closo to sower, half block from Main. Good buy at $1850. LOTS OP LOTS Roasoniiblo prices. Wright & Alii n 128 Bast Main Street. M The JACKSON COUNTY REALTY Hif? 604 WEST TENTH STREET, OR 124 KING STREET. MED FORD Office In residence, corner West Tenth and King Streets. Always prepared to show you tho best Jack son county has In the real estate line from the unimproved land to tho best bearing orchards, farm land or stock ranches; also city property. The manager has had ten years' experience In tho county, which will aid the prospective purchaser. Seeing Is knowing. Wo also havo modern rooms to accommodato our patrons- Following are Some of our Good Buys 16 acres Nowtowne and Spitz apples, $16,000 easy terms ; just ready to bear. 10 acres Newtown and Spitz apples, 4-year-old trees; $5000, easy terms. Several nice small tracts near town just coming in bearing, , C A L L and see us in our New Quarters, 108 W. Main St., next door to York & Co. Realty Office. sRex Market Huth & Pech Props. Phone 3071 REAL Farmland Timber Land Orchard Land Residences City Lots Orchards and Mining Claims Medford Room 10, Jackson Medford Iron Works E. G. TROWBRIDGE, Proprietor. Foundry and Machinist All fr, of Enolnos, Spraylnu cmnury Arjenis in southern urcgon lor FAIHMAnKS. ihiiiiihii rvi. ' 360 acres 1 1-2 miles north of Eaglo Point, $18,000, easy terms. 200 acres south Eagle Point, $10,000, easy terms. House, two lots, well locat ed; price $1700; terms, 293 acres near coal mines, $9000, easy terms. ESTATE Realty Co County Bank Building RESOLVED Tho host resolution for you to make is to come to us for your next suit, if you want something out of the ordinary, Wo do tho host work nud chario the lowest prices. W. W. EIFERT thu rKOOBhaarvB tajtloji Outfits, Pumps, Boilers and Ma-t T t 4 MUKSE & CU. rri un.ir. m. iiii. a OREGON Also city property, nearly two acres, with good buildings, well located, modern improvements. Price $5500. Two lots, fino location, $1500. Sovoral aero tracts, fino lo cation to subdivide for lots for sale. i