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GREATER MEDFORD
CLUB EDITION
KiK'rri yea it.
MEDFORD, ORISCION, SUNDAY, MAY 15, 19J0.
No. 47.
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EDITED BY WOMEN
DAY'S
NEWS
HERE'S YOUR TELEGRAPH
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NOTABLE EVENTS
BOILED DOWN FOR
BUSY READERS
WASHINGTON. I) (V. May H.
Attorney General WIckcrHhnm today
Kent the no-culled Uiwlor memoran
dit to the Halllnger-I'lnclinl Inventl
KHtliiK nnninlttee. It created a trc
inendoiiH Hii)iHjitlon and Involves the
president.
SanlliiKo I text i eyed,
POUT l.l.MON. Omla Itlra. May 1 I.
- -The town of Santiago waH dctitroy
ed hy yeterday'H earthquake and
wcoren nrw holleved to have heen kill
ed. The town Ih dcucrtcd.
CartaKo waH violently shaken and
onie of the graven containing vlo
tluiH of the last earth(uaktt were
opened, addlui; danger of pestilence.
Woman' Place Home; Oh! Fudge!
CINCINNATI (.. May 11.- Dr.
Harvey W. Wlloy, leading Hpeaker ho
fore the Federation of Women'H clubs
In neHHlon here today, admonished the
dull women not to attend too many
couveutloiiH. He unld that womnn'H
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YREKA
Ask Any Medford
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'tiluci' wan itt homo.
1 To I'rohcciilo IfiiMkcll,
WAHIIINCTON, D. C. Mny 14
! After a conference with President
jTaft today, Attorney . (icncral Wick'
jerahnni decided to jiiihIi (ho proHecu-
Hon of Governor CliarleH N. Haskell
at Oklahoma, Indicted In connection
j with alleged fraudulent scheduling
.of IowiihIU'h located on Indlnn land.
No Verillel, llde Oim'.
K A NBA 8 CITY. .Mo.. May 14.
When tlio Jury which Ih considering
the evidence against Dr. II. C. Hyde
churned with the murder of Colonel
Thomas II. Swopo filed Into court to
day It wa announced that no verdict
had heen reached hy them.
CoIiI'n Wife to UN Aid.
AIIKHDHKN, WaHh.. May 14.
That Mm. William Qohl Ih attempt
ing to ralne a fund In thin city to
assist her himhand, convicted of the
murder of ChnrlcH Hadborg, to defray
the expenses of an appeal to the mi
ltreine court, In reported today.
CoiiiiiiIhhIou Acts.
CHICAGO. May 14 The Inter
state rommercu commlHHlon !um noti
fied various railroad companies that
the rommlKHlou will not recognize the
derlHlou of Judr.e GroHRCtip of the
circuit court of appeals In the 1C
I hour labor law case.
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RACES
Auto Tour to Siskiyou Summit
Corner
NO ROAD YE1
10 BLUE
LEDGE
John V. Stevens hns addressed the
following communieation to the Mail
Tribune in record to a recent I'ort
Innd dispatch published in these o
iiiiiiir: "In ro statements widely circulat
ed that the Pacific & Eastern rail
way would build to the Blue Ledge
mine, etc., I beg to )-it' that the
above road ban no such plan under
contemplation, neither has it decided
tiKn any Hitch wide-open policy of
expansion as the press including
your own paper aro setting forth.
Tlie road expects to become a fac
tor in the development of Southern
Oregon, but has no definite plans us
yet for anything more thnn it has
now under construction. I do not
care to have the public misled by
published statements ascribed to me,
but which I never have made, and
never heard of until I saw them in
the newspapers.
"I would be glad to have you give
at: much publicity to the truth as
von have to the baseless statements "
E1K
ROGUE RIVER
?RUIT LANDS
Torrey
Main St. and
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THE BUSINESS STAFF
PUTS US TO THE BAD
We, the editorial staff, feel
that we mtiHt offer an apology
to our renders for placing ad
vertisements on the first pace
(und everywhere else), hut, to
tell the truth, it is all the fault
of the business staff, aided and
abetted hy the generosity of the
.Medford business men. So
much advertising came in last
evening that to get in, "scads"
of "dope" of the utmost impor
tance went into the pi-box in
stead of the forms. We coaxed,
cajoled, tweedled but all to no
avail. "Oct the money," was
the cry Finally it was left to
the flip of a coin whether all the
ads should run or not the ads
won. Hence this apology.
The business staff says we
have made about $1,200.
Hut, oh ! thiso perfectly lovely
stories which were crowded
out. S?
In way of compensation, we
will run our cuts' and a number
of special articles next Sunday.
TIIE EDITORS.
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Two persons having .$1000
each, with practical experi
ence as orchnrdists, will find
an unusual opportunity for
an interest in commercial or
chard company now forming.
Only principals need applv. "
Hox Nash Hotel.
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Siskiyou County Elks
At Yreka, May 23
Much noise and confusion and other
things too numerous to mention.
Come Everybody
This Means YOU, Mr. Goodfellow
& Murphy
Central Ave.
MITH 01:
AS HEAD OE
SCHOOLS
(MRS. K. K. GORE.)
At a meeting of the school board
Friday evening at the high school
building the resignation of Prof. U.
G. Smith as superintendent of the
city schools wus accepted und Prof.
U. S. Collins, present principal of
the high school was elected to fill'
the vacancy cnused by Superinten
dent Smith's resignation. Mr. Smith
has recently purchased a fine ranch
in the Willamette valley near Al
bany and it is understood that his
resignation coming at this time is a
voluntary matter.
The plans of Architect Bingrnf of
Albany, who furnished plans for the
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new it if (ii muiiuui uuiiuuiK unu uisu,
for the north school, were accepted. I
Bonds in the sum of .$50,000 were I
recently voted for a six-room annex .
to the Washington school and toj
erect a ward school on the east side.
and the plans accepted at the board
meeting cover these improvements.
The election of the grade teachers
took place at a previous meeting and
while the roster is not entirely com
pleted some vacancies remaining (o
be filled, the list to date is as fol
AsR
VALLEY
Medford, Ore.
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URGLAR
IURGLE BIG
lows:
High School S. B. Hall, science,
Ethel Lawson, English; Marion Fos
ter, English; Nellio Santec, German
and Latin.
Washington School H. S. Stino,
principal; Marian White, Stella
Schuler, Alice Elder, Grace Pearce,
Lottie Luke, Jessio Wilson, II. L.
Norton, Julia Fielder, Mrs. Mary
Peter.
North School Lutwin Ulrich,
principal; Millicent Potter, Alice Mc
Kay, Mary Kittridgo, Evalyne Poley,
Kate Stine, Maud Philbrook.
L. E. Bean left Wednesday evKiiing
for Portland and Seattle.
EAT
nt The Oaks or
S. & G.
LVXCH ROOM.
Go to the factory for
ICE CREAM
5 CENTS PER DISH
SOUTHERN DAIRY
COMPANY
MAY
DANCES
Any Medford OK
Yreka will belong to the Elks
for two days
AND
BOOZE BUREAU
AND CASH GONE
(EMILY F. JANNEY.)
John Harrington was much per
turbed Saturday morning to find
the back door of his saloon on Front
street wide open to tho cold, gray
davn and $50, the receipts of Fri
day's business, gone.
Some time after 1 o'clock Saturday
morning a hole was bored In tho back
door, the bar inside lifted, and the
Jock oprung. The miscreants enter
ed, disturbing nothing, restrained
themselves from tempting rows of
cigars and Tree drinks, and satisfied
themselves with lifting a modest pile
of $50 from an unlocked locker, be
fore making their get-away. It Is
supposed that they derived their
knowledge of the whereabouts of
Harrington's coin by peering in tho
windows at the time he cached it un
der some aprons in a locker.
There is at present no clue as to
the Identity of the bold, bad men, who
today are living in opulenco on John's
hard earned lucro.
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COLD GREY DAWN
FINDS DOOR OPEN