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Tho only paper In the world
publlahod In a city tho alxe of
Medford haying a loaned wlr,
PAGES 1 TO 8
MEDFOTtD, ORIWON, SUNDAY, JTLY 3, 3910.
No. 89.
MiiTIJ YEAR.
lyr
1SEVELT
SAYS HE IS
NSURGENT
mcr President Drives With Kan
,as Politicians anil States That Ho
as Not Chaniicil His Attitude
iiirlnn His Aliscncc ami Is Still
Prorjrcsslve on Mattery of Policy
ml Lciilslatlon.
)YHTK!t HAY, July 2. I'ollowliiK
inference today with Humitnra
i h Ilrlntow nud llopronenlntlvos
dork and Mndlnon or Kniinaa tho
tat tit wnit rIvoh out V fonnor
I ili lit Uo.inovclt Unit hu hud not
iK'd t'U utt'tudo durlni; nbionco
n tho X'riltotl State and Hint ho
iiIIkiicI with lint pnwremlveti on
orw of policy ond lobulation.
ronforoiK-o Ih believed to bo tho
.t Import ml hdd nlncu Iloosavolt
urnod li America mid polltlcluna
wly irrdlct tent It will hnvo grout
'licnco In tho coming conRreimlonnl
mi itlrn
Tim colonel lunched with tho throo
UNtuiH ItooMOvoll nnnnuucod to
nowapnpor inon that tho threo
i were coming, hut naked thnt tho
tn ho kopt out of tho pnpora until
c- they had nrrlvod.
After thoy hnvo nrrlvod you may
hllhh tholr iiniium," ho nnld. "and
or wo hno conferred 1 will ho Rind
talk to you."
Tho wlaeacro thing tho conforonco
I hnvo n fnr-reachltiK effect. It la
orl'd tho K: nnn donation canio
Ojater Hay In uro HjobuvoIL to
ko an early puhllo atntomont to
, the (4'icr liiHiirKontM.
told C (Wacom, fonnor nmbnHHn
"t Italy hnd luncheon with
o and explained to li I til tho
on for tho failure i' tho Cobb
nary bill, which waa roportod by
Itoimcvelt llur.ho forcoH.
4 BAIL GOES
!E
I jnstahlc Wires to Hold Prisoner
No Ball to Oo Accepted Uttered
Bonus Check Caso In Medford
Settled.
Clarence K. Young, who wiih in
edi rd scvernl week ugo iih a top.
seiilnlivo of tho "I'nuifiu IIoliio-
l cud" ut Knlem, and who had loft
trail of hills of more or loss meg
ltudo in Inn wake from Salem mnitli,
h under arrest, on iiifurmution from
, 'oHchuig, for tho Hume offense he
iiiH aeiMihcd of her -issuing checks
ihiire lie had no funds- or, uieffuel,
. htnininir iiiouej under fulne pre
CIIHOti.
i Yoiinir on hu fonuur trip here had
mi n L'ood aired hill ut The Moorr.
Ouch lie luiuiilated with a cheek.
'ho check unn lint honored mid the
iinuiik'eiucut, after loentiiiK hliu hi
ilein, had him arrcHtcd and re-
If- inicd lien Ho inmlo u MittHfaetory
' elllciiunl of ohliuatioiiH in tiny cilv,
iit wnn aluiiHl iiuuiRiliatrly re-ar-routed
on lelephouie iiiforiiiutlon
'nun KoKchuru
Coiihldhln Kinder wlicil the Hour
r nutliontictf of the nrrent, any.
a Hint tin priMiuer wuiilcu in
now wlial hail Mould he leipiircil.
he niiKHor lin rcecived wiihi
"Hold Ymiiiu No IihII. Will hi
tlierr on 10 WriKlit."
CTS 380 ACRE FArlM
ON JOHNSON TO WIN
UONTItKAI.. Quo. July 3 A
lOOacre farm mi Johimou to win In
ten round I ho laliwt offering of
Ihn flKhl fan Or T Utett publliiheii
(lin offer Tim farm, ho aya, U
worth fit 000 and li want to wakit
It nt S to I (M tho hUok hiaN'a ahlllly
tn knock out Jeffrie within ten
round,
ROS
BURG
$90,000 IS
PAID FOR
Syndicate of Kentucky, Ohio and In
diana People Purchase 620-Acrcs
Tract Near Eagle Point and Will
Plant It All In Orchards Land
Lies Alonii Pacific & Eastern
Railroad.
A syudicnto of Kentucky, Ohio
mill Indiana imitiuH, loproriouted by
.1. K. TliompHon of Brown County,
Ohio, niul J. W. HogHott of Hindu ille,
hid., Saturday closed n deal where-
Iiy thoy h""iiuo owners of 020 uercs
two miles northuiiHl of Kuglo Point,
paying $00,000 for tlio property. Tim
liiirclniHiirH wi I incorporate mid
plmit 300 noron thin winter to
fruit, mid tlio balance tho following
your.
Tlio properly purchiihed lien along
tho linu of tho Pncifio & Enstcrn
rnilroud, which will construct u sid
ing for the orchard. It cnusitittf .if
110 Huron owned liy Frank Hrowii,
1(10 nores owned by .1. F. Nieholn,
J 00 acres owned by J. U. Hurt und
100 neroH owned by Arthur Nichols
mul Wilbur Jnrl;n.
Thorn nro three orchards on tho
property now, 1)0 mires of 7-ycnr-
old apples mid penro, 'JO acres of
one-yenr-old apples nnd 10 nores ol
eight -year-old npplos nnd pours.
Tho sale wiih mmle by Benj, l'
Sheldon, mIid ih interested with the
purchni ci'H.
ASKED THE LORD TO
KNOCK OUT JEFFRIES
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A riot win avoided hero today when
a Mroot preueher, who wtw pru.Miig
publicly llml .loffriiw would wuflVr
injury in his i'iuht with .IoIimhoii wok
nrreMled and htmlled nwny to ju.l.
"Alnv the Lord eonie down with
u mmhty arm mid swal .leffries on
the piw when ho gooa into the rini;,"
prayed the preueher.
"The Lord humiliate him who
would iliHK'raco eiviliznlion. He'a ..
iniiiisler'H miii hpeiiilini: liin time
hreukiiie; other men'a 1'n cos in ml
ditiou to rimiiini; u drunk' fuutor;
ho may the l.ord atriko him nud eon
ert him"
SMALL BOYS ENJOY
NEW NATATORIUM
Kmall bo)i aro today enJoyhiK tho
flrit awlm In the now tank nt tho
natatorial!!, and nhout a ncoro of
yoiiiigiiliirn woro photographed mak
InK tho IiIkIi dlvo,
Hapld proRnri Ih IioIiir mado In
rimhliiK tho bulhllnit to a completion,
and within a fow daya tho uiannr,o
iiicnt will bo ready to entertain tho
public. Tho natatorlum la olio of tho
largcit In tho went and with tho many
added attraction It promluoa to bo a
reort unoqunled ti. any town of tho
l of Medford.
WM. FLIPPIN HAS WORSE
LUCK THAN MAUD MULLER
Win. Flippiu Niiffered a Inokeii
ahouliler lilmle ami aomo limim-il
lihH, lioaiilea minor IhiiUoh, recent -y.
He wiih rul.iiik' hay with a leiuu
on hia place at Koch Point when the
toiiuiie of the Hike fell down, null
the horaoH heoame f lightened mul
bvKau to kick. Thoy finally heeamu
iiliiiiaiiiiuiHihhi ami run awns Mr
Pllppln tot.ilueil IiIh hohl of the llue
ami una ilruuKeil fun mil hincaili
i It. i a l.c One whetd PHed nver
him. hut he luckily (men pad eontacl
with the line- He la iluxeil in ihe
fiehl for aoiiio time, mul, pnrllnlly
iecocriuu. maile IiIh way to tho
hnine iimiimlHlcil. Dr. Ivclwcy wiih
Miiiiiiioneil ami iIicshuiI tho iujurioa.
- Hold Hill Nowh.
FRUIT LAND
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SHOOTS MAN:
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Demented Son of Famous Editor
Tries to Kill Hotel Proprietor and
Is In Prison Awaltlnn Examina
tion for Sanity.
riAUUKUTIKS, N. Y., July '-1. -KwniK
Wntterbon, hou of Henry Wat
terxon, tho fumouH eilitor of l.ouif
illo, Ky., wiih nrroateil today ami
plneed in jail on a ehnre of inxninty
follewjui: an attaok yotdurilny on
Miehuel .Mm lin, who wus prohnhly
fatally uotiiulcd.
Wntlerhon, it i deelnrcd, hns huen
on tho eruo of nieutal collapse for
vuarH. Yimterdny, it iH nlleued, he
wiih H'iccil with n Hiuldeu mnuin ami
threnleiicd to kill a hnrteiider in a
hotel of which Martin in tho pio
pnelor. It in ullcuod thnt Mail in
interfeicil unit Wnttornon fired al
him, woiiinliuir him three limoh. Wat
lernou ran down the at reel, followed
by a crowd. He fired huvnral hIioIh
al IiIh purKueiH. He will ho held
pciuliiik' the outcome of Martin'H
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: Niil Tribune Wil- Give Foil Leased Wire Fight Reports
Tlu Mail Tribune will issue an extra Monday afternoon as soon as tho fight
: ends, K'tvinK a complete account of the hi? Imttle between .Jeffries and .Johnson at
An account of the fight liy rounds will bt received ovor tho Mail Tribune's
Tnited Press leased wire direct from tho ringside tho only account of the battle
that will be received in southern Orogon, and the fight extra will bo on tho street
; immediately afterwards.
lOxtras will be delivered
: towns by special autoniobiloH.
MairTribune bulletins of the fight by rounds will bo
:: Moore hotels during the progress of the battle.
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PREMIER
GLIDDEN TOUR
Chalmers "Thirty" Is Second Mo
lino Car Holds Chicago Trophy
Maxwell Finishes Third in Tour
Inn Car Class.
CHICAGO, HI"-. July .. Moliuo
our Xo. J2 today holds tho Chienpo
trophy of the nnnual (Hidden tour.
It wiih declared the winner of tho
1010 tour, tho report of Iho teohnienl
eouuniltoo hhowinn a penally of 10
pointK acninat it, while the next heat
competitor, Mnxwcll 107, had fit
points UKuinHt it. The .Moline 102
wok awarded third place with it
points and Moline 101 took tourth
ilnce with 481 miirkx.
Premier ear Ko. It Way .MeKa
marii, was awanlcd first place in the
louriuiT oar conteat. There were HH
poiulH nk't.inat the car. The Chnl
mors "HO" wna uiyi bccond prise
with 110 markri ak'niuat it.
The Moline Ko. 10 won the Chi-
cairn trophy.
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at Jacksonville, Phoontx and
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WINS
BIG
GAIN
BANK DEPOSITS
Fifty Per Cent Gain in Year Endiny
June 30 and $200,000 Increase in
Past Three Months, Despite Fact
Farmers Are Drawintj Heavily.
In hplto of the fact thnt tho past
quarter has bean tho one in tho year
when hunk accounts of local dopos
Itoro nro more likely to be doploted
than Increased, thnt la, those de
positors who are onnnKoO la fnrm
Iuk or orchnid crowliiR the sum to
tnl of deposits It. tho several bnnks
nhowa an tncrei.ao of nearly $200,000
over thnt of March last, and SO per
cent Rain over a year go.
At the cloco of business March 29th
the totnl dopoclta wore $2,226,584,
and on Juno .10 they hnd grown to
$2,ri?3,n!8.
Next iiunrter will nee a blRRcr In
nrcnao in tho deposits, aa by that tlmo
the roturttH from fruit and other
crops tvIII hnvo commenced to come
In. Still 1200,000 Increase Isn't bad
' 1
Ashland and other valley
posted at the Nash and
MANY DIE
FROM HEAT
A
Fifteen More Deaths Reported To
day, Making Sixty-five From Hot
Wave Five Deaths in New York
City Trains Crowded With People
Fleeing From Cities-
CHICAGO, Ills., July 2. Fifteen
more deaths from heat occurred to
day, mnkinK a total of sixty-five
since June 14, when the heat wave
first struck the city. The thermom
eter reached 00 decrees today a3
compared with 02 decrees yesterday
hut there was not enough breeze to
move a pall of smoke that hung
over the city. The fact that today
was a half holiday probably saved
the lives of many workmen.
NEW YORK. July 2. Trains
leaving New York are jammed with
people fleeing to escape the severo
heat that has gripped Kew York for
tho pn.t few daj-s. Fifty thousand
persons sleps on the beach at Coney
Island last night. Tho temperature
nt 85 degrees during tho night and
today there is no prospect of re
lief. Five deaths and numerous pros
trations have been reported.
GREAT HAVOC WROUGHT
BY CANADIAN EIRES
PORT ARTHUR, Ontario, July 2.
Forest iircs which are raging to
day destroyed all but one house in
tho town of Grosie and it is report
ed thnt there were some fatalities.
Fanners have nbnndoned their homes
in the district enveloped by the fires
nnd tho women nnd children have
been brought here.
Not a building remains in Fort
Devlin. It is believed Lavaleo will
be saved. Tho inhabitants have
fought the flamos unceasingly for
two davs and nights.
The railway losses in tho burned
Area1 aro estimated at $1,000.
ALASKA COLONY
SETTLES HERE
An Aluska colony is being estab
lished in Medford and it give prom
ise of becoming quite a factor in so
cial life. W. A. Itarnhil), deputy
United States attorney of Juneau,
who won fume in politic?, is one of
tho pioneers. He plans to leave the
land of cold and gold, and locate
permanently here nnd to this end
will open an office and practice law.
Allen Shut tuck, alfo of Juneau, a
son-in-lnw of the late Governor
Slemford. i another colinit. Yes
terday he purchncd t)ie old White
orchard in Griffin Crwik district pay
ing .tlfi.OOO for the place, and fol
lowed it up with the purchnse of the
Murray residence nt Eleventh nnd
l.uurel streets for SH.fiOO. Hoth deal
were made by tha Jauksoa County
Realty Company.
$75,000 IS WAGERED
UPON BIG FIGHT
CIIICAflO. Ilia.. Julv 2.- Mtdtins
. .. . ; . .. i . , i
on ine iiourics-jounMin rigm naa
become fnslor in Chicngo. A wage
of $7S,000 at 10 to 7 on Jcffiei haa
been mado. A hundred thousand
thoiiMiml dollar from Canada has
been received to bo wagered hero.
James T. llarbce loft Saturdiiv
morning for San Frmieisen mid
Southern California points for a vis
it of sovoriil weeks' duration He
wouldn't admit (hat hu had any idea
of attending tho big fight, but, you
enn't tell.
MEDFORD
WILL ENJOY
QUIET 4TH
Small Sale of Fireworks Indicates
Sano and Safe Observance Cele
brations at Jacksonville, Woodvilta
and Butte Falls Many Picnics
and Fishing Trips Planned.
Most Medford people arc planning
a snno and safe fourth. The sale
of fireworks has been small and
there will bo comparative quiet as
compared with previous years. Cel
ebrations arc to bo held at Jackson
ville, Woodvillc and Butte Falls, and
all of these will ho largely attended
from Medford and other valley
towns.
Jacksonville has prepared for tho
most elaborate of the celebrations.
The city is well decorated and the
usual program of baseball and ath
letics will bo carried out. Hon C
M. McArthur of Portland will be
the orator of tho day. Fireworks
will make the night brilliant.
Woodville promises all a gay time
at her celebration. The Central Point
band will furnish the music and there
will bo baseball and other features.
Butto Falls offers much the same
program.
Many Medford people will spend
the day on tho Rogue and other
strenms picnicking nnd fishing. Quite
a number hnvo gone tn Colcstine,
while peroral trips to Crater Lake
will bo undertaken.
RAISED COIN
FORJIIGHWAY
Members of Crater Lake Road Fund
Hustlers Return From Portland
Reporting Moderate Success in
Their Efforts.
President W. Mi Colvig of the
Waterman nnd F. Oseubrugge re
turned to Medford Saturday after a
week spent in Portland working for
tho Crater Lake Highway sub3crup
tion. Thoy brought back a goodly
sum as tho result of their efforts.
"It is slow and hard work raw
ing this fund," stated Judgo Colvig.
"It is going to take considerable time
to securo any upprocinblo amount.
Business mon are generally friendly
to tho movement, hut thoy hao mnny
calls upon them, nud it is necessary
to wasto a great deal of time in ex
planations and visits.
"Every busir.ess man in Medford
should make it a point to solicit thote
from whom ho buys as woll as per
sonal acquaintances in tho metropo
lis In this way a considerable
sum onn bo secured. Wo got many
of tho peoplo to HiilMorihc, but it
is difficult for strnngors to gel
money from strangers for n pnjjesl
loontcd in a remote part of the stale,
no matter how much it may benefit
the state.
"People of Portland aro very lib
eral and broad and when properly
approached respond libernlly, bnt
as T snid before, solicitation in s,low
and takes time."
PENNSYLVAIAN WINS
HUNDRED-YEAR DASH
hO.NMJOX. July U. The lOO.yard
uiimIi for tho amateur ohnmpiomrfiifi
was won by Rnmsdoll of the Diver
sity of Punns.vlvmiin today in the
iuturuiitionul mnntcur nthletie meet,
linmsdoll defeated Wnlkor of South
Africa. His timo was 10 1-5 seo
oiuIh. W A. Wright, deputy Hhpriff fer
Douglas County, arrived on No, 19
to hike, clirruo of C, V Youne. -wanted
at ltoschurg lor obtaining wiay
under false pretense.