M1SP1T0RP MAIL TRIBUNE. IMIDFOKD, OREGON, SUNDAY, J PLY 3, 1910.
11
k
Hi
As
' "I
M
THIS SERMON IS
?
- 'ooo
PEOPLE'S
Scrrnon by
CHAKLES T.
RUSSELL
Piutor Brooklyn
, Tabernacle.
Cy-
I ... l.l .!-.
Ooo
I.oiiInvIIIo, Kj, Juno lO.-I'nntor
ItUfwoll of (liu llrooklyn Tnl)criiuclu,
Now York, lodny wlilrwM'ri tlio Inter,
nntlonul Ilthlu HtmlcntM' Aiuinclntlon
dure, hhIiik tlio nbovo toxt Un nltio
Kitvu n iiuhllo mtilrvHN under tlio nun
nleen of tlio iwnoclutlon. Ilu hnil crowd
rd liotimm mid iurnent nltuiitlmi. On
tliu nbovo ntxt hi? mild In inrt:
I iiildri'KN you, denr frlondn. n Chrln
tlniiN, HtiidcniM of God'a Word, anil not
.in noctnrlnim, AUIioukIi tliu world In
full of dmiomlnntloiiH, i-tioii cJiilmlnic to
bo tliu Cliurch of Clirlrtt, wit nil mlinlt
ttnit I Intro In but the one "Church of
tlio flrMttiorini wIiono mimca nro writ
tun In ht'tivi'ii" (llidirown ill, 2.11. TIiIh
conviction In IicIiik borno In upon iih
inorii nnd inorit iih tlio dnjm no by, mid
nil tlio vyrN of our uudcrHtninllni; open
liioro wldnly to tin tcnchliiKn of (Jod'n
Wnfri. Wu rynllxu IncrcimluKly Hint
our dlvlnlon men iih our nhnmo In tlio
oyoit or tliu world, mid that our Crecdul
contrndlctloiiH Imply (hut ru nro not nil
led In nil thliiKN by tlio Holy Hplrlt. tlio
teiichliiKs of which cnuiiot Ikj Vcn nnd
Niiy iiM)u tlio Hnino miujcct. It la thin
sentiment which In inking hold of tlio
inlnlxtry of nil (lenoiiiliintloii nnd innk
Iiik them nuxloua for on outwnrtl hIiow
of Unity In Church Kcdcrntlou, which
will ahortly bu effected. Tlio CtirlUnn
public, however, nnd wncclnlly Hlblo
atudcutJi. nro nut deeply aytupntliutlc
with tliu I'cdcrntlon Idea. They real
Uo that at moNt It would lx a glowi of
deception no fnr iu doctrinal oiii'Iichn
la cencerned: and that oiIhtwIho It la
but a butlni'NH or worldly combination
Hlblo Hitidcnta nro more nnd rnoro
coming to 1 1 re for tlio Ixml'n way tin
Scriptural way. Thoy aro coming to
renllxo that what God's pcoplv need la
not more o run til ration but lewi organi
zation, not more explicit crcodt but
tin ono Ntniidard of foltowahlp which
the Hlblo hoU up. Thoy nro learning
that thin alinplu erred la: a turning
from alii and ncccptnnco of tho I.ord
Jchus na tlio Itcdoomcr from alu and
death nnd the full coiiHccmilou of tho
believer, mind nud body, to know and
to do the Ird'n will to tho bcat'of Ilia
ability, under the Ixird'a I'rorldontlal
guidance. U'o nil moo that thla altnplo
bond of fellowship Is the only one laid
down In (iod'a Word, and that whatao
ercr la more than this la Injurious
bondaco to men and to aynteins. Wo
all boo that "tho Church of the Living
God wIiono tin men nro writteu iu tiouv-
. en" la coinpoxcd exclusively of audi aa
conform to the terma of thla aliuple
creed that tlicm alone will constitute
"the Itody of Christ which In the
Church" "tlio Hrlde. tho Uiiiiu'n wife."
whom he will nccept and unite to hltn
elf In the end of thla nge. Wo all hoo
that thla china iiIoiio la referred to In
the Scrlpturo na "the elect." who nro
to bo immK'Inted with the Savior In hi
glorious Spiritual Kingdom, which. In
visible to iiieu, la ahortly to be uMnfo
Untied Iu power nnd grent glory for the
blessing of uiiiurnl larael nnd throuKh
her for the blessing of nil the futilities
of tho fiirtli Mpini; ami dtaA.
"Workmen Not Aihamod."
Lot iih consider the hitler purt of our
text llrHt: Tho AimHtlo'a iiuggcittlon la
that Timothy and nil the minister) of
tho Gospel of Chrlat nro profeaaeilly
workmen, laboring under the guidance
of God'H Word. Iu the larger sense
every Chrlstlnn la it minister of the
Gospel, or, iih 8U I'oter declurea of nil
tho consecrated. "Yo nro n Itoynl
I'rleHtliood. n Holy People, n loculliir
Trenaure." In the end of the iie will
coino u reckouliiK time, n uIiowIiik of
reaulta, "Uvury tunu'a work that he
hnth wrotiKht ahnll bo miulo innnlfeat"
(1 Corluthlitua III, Kll.
Our text urge (tint Tliuuthy. nud
every faithful aervnut of God hIiouM
bo ao loyal to God nnd lilt ineHHitRo
that In the irrent tluiu of examination
In the end of thla iiko preparatory to
the Introduction of the Kingdom the
kIiowIiik ahull be one of which wo need
not be UHliamed. Let iih, then, na Chris
tian Hlblo Studenta of nil deuotulua
tloua Kit the red here today, nak our
Holve.M respeeiliiK our own work Iu the
world, nud how It mum appear to God,
to ouraelvea, mid to our fellowmen
yea, how It inuat ahortly be made
munlfoHt to nil!
Let ua call the roll. Haptlat broth
ren, Wlmt have you to ahow iih work
men who need not to be ashamed,
rlKhtly dlvldlw: the Word of Truth?
Methodist brethren, what mty you 7
PreabyierluiiH, next. CoiiKrcKiitloniil
lata, Ltithernua, CatliollcH-all!
The unawer of one la practically the
answer of nil: "We Imve ho iniiny bun
Ured Churches, They coat ho ninny
mllllona of dollara. Their Hteeplea are,
bo IiIkIi, Their eiwt of mnlntcnnnce
la ho much. Tho number or uilnlHtera
Ih-bo many. The Church collect lona
amount to ho much The uinouut col
lected for forolKti mlsHloua Ih-ho much
The ntniiunt expended on fine choirs
nud elepint orKium Ih ho much The
nKKrottitted debts of all our churches la
ho much The unpaid Interest on
many or these debta la ao intieli. The
time nnd energy expended In falra,
buzaaib. etc., to help pay tho expend!
turoH la-uo much, The numbor of
Cliurch meiubcrahlp la so many. Tho
numbor In timidity Schools la bo
many."
A REGULAR WEEKLY FEATURE
ooC
PULP
nr
o o o
Workmen Needing Not to
He Ashamed.
"Study to Show Thyielf Approved
Unlo God, n Workman Ilial Need
flh Not to Be Ailiamcd, Rin!it!y Divid
ing llie Word ol Truth" (II Timothy
u, 15).
Many of our dear ChrUtlnu friend
any, What lack wo yet? Ilavo we not
really attained the Koal or our Church
nuibltloit? Should we build liner cdl
flcca or pay lanter walarlcaY Aro we
nut Htraliilut; ouraelvea with collectloiiH
I at every turn? What more could God
aak of UN? "Wo are rich and IncrciiHcd
In Kood and have need of iioiIiIiik"
1 (Iterelatlon III, HMO)
I In reply we may auppono tho Iord to
luk, Where did I Klve you Inatructlou
( reapeclliiK thexo tliluca? Where In my
1 Word did you llud the aUKKeatlun that
what 1 dealred you to do In the world
' waa to erect great church cdlllco.
plica of atone and Iron and mortar.
)IUhcd wooda and atalned t,'lattn7
You nro not rightly readlnt; my Word
llowover kchm! In Intention, you have
falksl to "riuhllu divide the Word 0
TrulhT The Templo reapectlni. which
I Karo Inatructlon la tho aplrltual one.
the 7'emje of the holy tfolrir-thc Ihaly
of Chrlat which la tho Church. I
fenr that you liaro forgotten the
true temple of God wlrilo rcnrlim
ao many temple of earthly m.i
terlala. Concernlui; tho true Temple
I luatructed you that "the temple
of God la holy, which temple yo are"
"living atouea" being h Imped and pel
lahed "for the tmbltntlon of GihI
through the Spirit." Show me what
you have accomplished In this way
Show mo to whnt extent you have
rightly divided my Word, nnd prop
erly InNtruclcd mankind respecting my
glorious character and my great 01
vino Plan of tho Agca! Show me
frultngu of the glorious message!
How many In all the mllllona that
you report are "New Creature In
Christ Jesus," who "wnlk not nfter the
flesh, but nfter the Spirit?" Ict me
hear tho ineaangu of my lovo and
grnco In Chrlat na you nro proclaiming
III Whnt mean theao sectarian di
visions amongst you? Why nre there
ao mntiy Church edifices and so few
anlutly worshipers? Who authorized
you to put these crcednl fences be
tween my people to divide the (lock?
Know yo not that I said, there Is one
(lock nud one Shepherd? Why have
you ao neglected the spiritual Intercuts
of my flock nud their Instruction in
righteousness? Why are you so unable
to rightly divide my Word?
Instead of coming together na one
Church of the Living (Sod whoso tinmen
nre written Iu heaven you have divided
Into hundreds of accta nnd parties! In
stead of taking my Word na it whole
nud rightly dividing It teachings na
between the different ages and dispen
sations of my work, you hnvo divided
my Word Iu n hectnrlnn manner. One
sect hits innile one selection from my
Word nnd another sect has mnde an
other selection Thus ye nrrny one
part of my Word against another part
or It, nnd hence get Into confusion
nnd conlllct Whnt hnvo you to unawer
for these things?
With almine of fnco wo must nil ac
knowledge that "Wo hnvo done those
things which wo ought not to hnvo
done nnd hnvo left undone those thing"
which we ought to have done, and
thero la no help In um." The proper
thing for us to do, dear Christian
friends, Is to get down upon our knees
before the Lord nud Iu contrition of
heart to acknowledge Hint we have
wrought no deliverance In the enrth
(Isnlnh xxvl. ISi: that our aectarlan
differences nre our aha me: thnt the lg
unruuee that we huve nil been In re
specting the Won! of God Is htimll
luting, Now that our eyes are open
so that wo eau comprehend na never
before the harmony of God's message
from Genesis to devolution, It means
n rich feast nnd blessing to our souls
The Word of God becomes more pre
clous to uh dally as we become able
to comprehend It. Our duty Is to lly
to tho nHslstnnce of our denr brethren
mid aluters In Christ, of nil denomina
tions, nud to call upon them to Join
with us In u determined stand for
righteousness, for Truth, for God nnd
for his Word.
Wo must hIiow them that Iguornntly
we nnd they have dishonored our God
by misrepresentation of his character
nnd misrepresentations or the rent
teachings f the Hlblo. We must point
them to the fact that the Hlblo dees
not tench Hint till mankind except the
"ICIcct" salntH will bo consigned to an
eternity of torture at the hands of lire
proof demons We must show them
(lint the election of the Church during
this uge n saintly little Dock does not
menu Injury to tho non-elect. That,
on the contrary, It Is the Divine pur
pose that the elect saints with their
treat itedccmer In glory shall consti
tute God'n Kingdom. That his King
dom when established will bind Satan,
put down sin, bullish Ignorance, error
nnd superstition nud uplift mankind by
"restitution," by resurrection processes,
up. up, up, to nil that was lost In
ICtlun by disobedience nnd to nil se
cured for Ailum and his nice through
the great transaction nt Calvnry (Acts
III, UKM)
"Rightly Dlvldlno tho Word of Truth."
Alna, how many Intelligent people
have turned aside from following
Christ" nud from hearing the voice of
God through tho Hlblo! Alas, how
many nro looking to 'ineosophy, to
Spiritism, to Christian Science, to
Higher Criticism, to I'jtiiliitltiii-waii-tiering
further mill tnrihei dally from
(ho "faith once delivered to the saints"
(Judo III), We limit them uo more
lliuti wo f n nil ourselves, As it whole
wu have been workmen rhn nral to
bo uilimncit. We have dishonored God
through lulsiiuderaiaudliig nud mlsiep.
resenting Ids Word nud Ida Character
Wo hnvo driven away from God and
the Hlblo some of the most Intelligent
of our follows, by reason of the con
tradictory nousenso of our creeds.
The Apostle urges, "Study to ahow
thyself approved unto God." Wo nro
not (o suppose, therefore1, thai Hie
highest of nil science, that which per
tain to the Dlvlno purKse nud the
Ulvlno plnn, can bo acquired without
itudy. Wo aro not In thla claiming
that study nlouo would bring the de
sired reaulta of proper knowledge, Wo
heartily agree In the Scriptural prop
osition thnt "tho world by wisdom
knows not God." Wo nre not there
fore to study nlong tho line of world
ly wisdom, but along the lines of "that
wisdom that cometb from above"
nlong Hid Hues of tho Inspired Scrip
tures. Wo must atudyl Whoever will
not study will not know. "The secret
or tho Lord la with them that rever
ence Him." And rovorcnclng hltn
means the giving of our best thoughts
nnd tnleuui to tho study of his Word,
that wo may "know tho things freely
given to us of God" (I Corinthians 11,
12).
Wo should note further na Hlblo stu
dents that wo must not atudy to bo a im
proved of men, but to hove tho Divine
npprovnl. This will bring to us. na It
did to tho Master nnd his apostles, the
disapprobation of tho worldly-wlso and
uomlnnlly religious. It was tho Chief
Priests nnd Scribes nnd Pharisees, nnd
not the common people of the Jewn, nor
tho Itomnn soldiers, who were guilty
of the crucifixion of our Lord. And
wo must expect similar conditions, be
cnise, na the Apostle says, "As ho waa
ao are wo Iu thla world." The class
who called the Master Heclzchub la the
sniuo clnaa which will oppose his foot
step followers.
God pennltn nil this with wlso and
loving forelntentlon. Nothing connect
ed with tho opposing forces Is In any
sense of the word Interfering with his
great Program. Ho set apart with Dl
vlno wisdom thla Gospel Ago of nearly
nineteen centuries for tho sole purpose
of selecting from tho world "the
Church of tho firstborns" the nntityp
Icnl Prlesta nud Levltea. The restric
tion or his message, the darkening of
counsel, tho clashing of creeds, the ojh
posltlon of tho world, tho flesh nnd tho
Devil, nro nil wisely permitted with
tho forelntentlon on God's part that
thus all through the Age the wny of
tho cross In the footsteps or Jesus
should bo n "nnrrow wny," so thnt
comparatively row finding" It would
care to wnlk In It.
It la those few. that "llttlo Dock"
realoua ror God. ror his Word, for
righteousness. Hint he Is now marking
out na the prospective jolnt-hclra with
Jesus In his glorious Kingdom, which
Is K- bless the world with full opportu
nities for earthly salvation restitu
tion." The trials of the faith, the pa
tience, the love, the devotion or this
"little flock" nre nil designed nud not
accidental. Satin and his hosts may
think to thwart the Divine Plan and
may mislead nnd use humnnlty us their
tools, but It shall yet be seen that nil
or the Divine purposes shall be ac
complished. The Word that has gone
forth out of Jehovah's mouth shall
prosper In the thing whereto he
sent It.
St. Paul declnrod of enrthly Israel,
that they enjoyed "much advantage
every way, becuuso to them were com
mitted the oracles of God." So now.
dear friends. It seems to me that you
and I and all sincere Christians the
world around enjoy much advantage
every way. Looking to the past we
find grent excuse for our dear forefa
thers who, with sincerity of heart, ho
misunderstood tho Dlvlno Word nnd
so misinterpreted the spirit or the
Muster thnt they burned one another
nt the stake. We should uot think so
harshly or them ror this as though
they lived today under the greater nd
vantages which wo possess. We
should sympathize with them. We
should consider them ns blinded by
the grent Adversary ns wits Saul of
Tnrsus, when he. na n member of tho
Snnlicdrlii, authorized the stoning of
St. Stephen. Wo should think or them
sympathetically na St. Peter spoke of
the Jews who crucified the I.ord. lie
said, "I wot, brethren, that In Igno
rance yo did It. na did nlso your ml
era." So nlso we should kindly, lov
ingly enst n tunntle or benevolence
over similar conduct on the part or
John Ciilrln and others or our rorefn
thera. Hut ns we would not go to the
Jewish rulers, unr to Saul of Tarsim
for rtUolou Instruction, neither should
we go to Brother Calvin or others of
our forefnthers who were blinded, ns
he was, respecting tho true chnrnctor
of God nud tho true Spirit of tils
Word.
Only within the past century have
tho masses of God'a people been nble
even to rend the Hlblo. ir they had pes,
fessod It. And only within tho aitme
time have they had tho Illble to read
Our great hindrance has been thnt
with Hlblcs In our hands nnd with
ability to use them, wo looked ror In
struction to our woll-meunlng fathers
Instead of going to God'a Word Itself
Now by God's grace the eyes of out
understanding nre opened. The won
ilorful Hlbles or our dny- with their
marginal references, their concord
anens, etc., nnd other assistances tu
Hlblo study nro bringing us Iu touch
with the whole messugo or God's
Word. Now one passage or Scripture
throws light upon another mid thus
with Increiislug brightness the Word
of tho Lord na n lamp gives light upon
the pathway of bis Church,
MILLER BUYS
FROM CENTRAL
Interests of Heirs of Charles Lux
Purchased hy Head of the Firm
Tlirouuli Bend Issue Floated hy
Bank.
SAN FHANCISCO, Cnl., July 2.
Announcement waB rnndo horo today
thnt Iho Hnuk of California Ihihi
finnncod in Now York n $5,000,000
bond iaatio lo ennblo Henry Miller,
majority owner in Iho cornpnny of
.Miller & Lux, lo piirclmse nil inlcr
chIh iu tliu company, which nro held
hy 27 heirs of Churlua Lux, hin
partner, who died in 1887. The
liondH nro C per cent nud nro to run
for 25 yonrs.
All tho hairs hnvo agreed to sell
their intcrcsti) in tho grent land nnd
cnttlo cornpnny to Miller. This will
end n long poriod of litigation.
Tho company owns 000,000 acres
of Inntl in Cniifomin, 200,000 ncrca
iu Novndn nnd 200,000 ncrcH in Or
egon, It linn 1000 miles of canals
and ditches for irrigation purposes.
Thero nro 250,000 Jicnd of cnttle
nnd 250,000 sheep on tho land.
Advertised Letter List.
The following loiters remain un
citlled for at the poslofficc at Mctl
ford, Juno 20:
Mrs. Victoria Bncr, Mr. Hcmnd,
Dr. F, J. Burr, A. A. Burns, A. J.
Colvin, Mrs. C. J. Davis, Arthur
Dilks, Mrs. Edna Evnnson, Erne El
icit, Oscnr Fletcher, Torn Fox, Frank
Fross, Mrs. W. K. Gassette, Marin
Giuseppe, Binsi Gularion, Cora Gib
sou, Miss O. A. Hall, Errna Hamil
ton, E. II. Hcnrsford, J. P. Imingo,
Mrs. K. S. Koyor, Mrs. Wm. Knigh
ton, A. J. Lane, W. L. Lowe, Wilko
Luomn, V. W. Lucas, Forest Mas
field, Charlio Mnginnis, Jesse Mid
kirk (2), Frank McDnnicl. C. N.
Nygnrd, Ashley Nelson, Oscnr Nel
lie, Oregon EJcclrie Co., O. Orp
wood, G. F. D'Bricn, J. D, Parker,
Albert Pankey, Joe Pierce, E. L.
Pink, Mrs. L. L. Rcnmes, Mrs. A. L.
Heed, Win. Rhodes, Lueilu nnd Hnzol
Rodcs, Mrs. Kittio Smith, Miss Anna
Smith, Jnmcs Stevens, Dcln Wnslcy,
William Wcilhamor, Wcbstonc
Ranch, Trexcl Williams, Geo. M.
Whitney, Mrs. Jnmcs Willison, S. F.
Woodbury.
Parties calling for the above let
ters will please say "advertised." A
chnrgo of 1 cent will he mnde upon
delivery.
A. M. WOODFORD, P. M.
ENTIRE RAILROAD IS
PUT OUT OF BUSINESS
SALEM. Or., July 1. Tho Oregon
Mute ruilrond commission put a
wholo rnilrond out of business by an
official order issued today. Until tho
officials of tho railroad comply with
tho requirements of tho commission
no further service can ho given, no
trains run, nothing done.
Tho railroad fallinc under ttuo ban
is tho Corvallis & Alscn River rail
road, running; between Corvallis and
Monroe, Benton county. It has been
in. operation about thrco years, huul
iiifT logs, froight nnd passengers. The
action of tho commission caino as a
result of tho complaint of A. Wil
helm & Son of Monroe; who charged
iundequncy of sorvico.
Tho investigation resulting from
this complaint lod to the discovery
of poor trnek conditions, which tho
commission docided mnde travel over
the rond unsafe. Consequently llie
order closing tho rond to further use
ponding its repair was issued by the
commission.
SCHOOL DISTRICT BOND ELEC
TION NOTICE.
Notlco Is horoby glvon that a
school mooting of School District No.
19 of Jackson County, Oregon, to bo
hold nt tho hla'i rchool building, in
said district, qn tho 15th day of July,
A. D. 1910, thoro will bo submitted
to tho losl voters of said district
tho question of contracting n bonded
dobt of fifty thousand (S50.000.00)
dollars, thirty thai sand (?30,000.00)
dollara thoroof to lo usoj for tho
purpose of oroctlug and equipping an
oast sldo school building, .ind twonty
thousand (S20, 000.000) dollars
thoreot for tho purposo of ropalrlng
nnd constructing an nnnox to tho
Washington arhool and Installing n
no'., heating p?eut thoroln, tho vr.'o
to bo by ballot, upon which shall bo
tho words, "Bonds Yos," and tho
words, "nonds No." Polls to bo
opon at 1 o'clock p. m. and romnln
open until 4 o'clock p. m,
By ordor of tho Board of Directors
of School DUU'lct No. 49 of Jackson
County, Orogon.
Dntod this 2Gth day of Juno, A.
D. 1910,
ORIS CRAWFORD,
Clerk.
Water is King, Alfalfa is Queen
The Fruits of This Royal Union are
Riches and Independence
A B C's of Irrigation
QUESTION
"What is irrigation? v , "V"
ANSWER
Irrigation is the practice of wetting the soil by means of pump
ing water or by gravity flow from mountain streams by means
of a dam and ditches.
question
Is irrigation better than rainfall, and why?.
ANSWER
Yes. It beats rainfall because the farmer can apply the water
just as he needs it. He knows exactly what he can do. The ele
ment of chance is eliminated. Crop failure is reduced to a min
imum. QUESTION
What is the best system of irrigation?
ANSWER "T
Gravity flow, because when once installed, it is there for all
time and tho maintenance expense is reduced to a minimum.
QUESTION
Why is a farmer on irrigated lands, the most independent man
on earth?
ANSWER-
Because he does not have to lay awake night asking these ques
tionsWill it rain? Will it rain enough or too much. Will it
rain at the right time. He gets moisture when and where he
wants it. His strawberries and alfalfa may want water, but the
orchard might be injured by rain just at that time. He is mas
ter. He does not have to PRAY FOR RAIN. Can you beat it?
QUESTION
Why do we make the statement that "the lands of Los Mo
linos Land Company are the RICHEST in the great Sacramento
Valley of California?"
ANSWER
Because it is a fact. The soils are 15 feet to 30 feet in depth, are
of a dark sedimentary loam nature, studded all over with gigan
tic oaks, park life in effect, and drained by several rapid
streams that flow into the Sacramento river, with an abundance
of water for irrigation.
question
Is there any danger of a lack of water for irrigation?
ANSWER b
No. The water supply is from Los Molinos river, which rises at
Mt. Lassen, 10,400 feet high, perpetually covered with snow, 30
miles east of Los Molinos. This river carries more water during
the summer months when the snow is melting "by degrees" and
at the time when the most water is needed for irrigation.
QUESTION
How can I obtain more information about these lands and what
are the prices?
ANSWER
Call on our Agent,
Mr. Frank G. Andrews, NF0ir6sS.h
Office between the "Bunch of Grapes" and the "Jug and Bot
tle," and he will give you our literature.
THESE LANDS SELL AT $150.00 PER ACRE $30.00 DOWN, BALANCE
IN FOUR. ANNUAL PAYatENTS INTEREST 6 PER CENT
WATER DEEDED WITH THE LAND.
CHARLTON MAY
GO SCOT FREE
If Alienists Pronounce Him Insane,
Wife Slayer Goes to Asylum If
Sane. He Will Be Turned Loose
in Community.
XKW YORK, July 2. According
to R. Floyd Chirk, chief counsel for
Potior Chnrlton, confessed wifc
nuirderor. Chnrlton probably will bo
.sent to nn insane asylum if the
alienists employed in tho ease report
that ho is mentally unsound. The
report of tho experts is expected on
July 8.
Italian authorities hnvo not yet
asked for Charlton's extradition nnd
it is customary for foreign countries
tu ask this within two weeks after
a fuiritivo is captured. It is believed
no attempt will bo nindo to return
Charlton to Italy. If tho alienists
deoido that ho is sano he probably i
will bo reloasod.
LOVE AND MARRIAGE,
"Love," said the maiden, "is a roo
That in life's garden sweetly grows."
"Marriauo," tho horrid man did
scoff,
"Is tho wind thnt blows tho petals
off."
- - For Sale - -
428 ACRES Rogue River bottom laud, suitable
for fruit and general farming purposes.
300 ACRES Alfalfa land, covered with irrigation
ditch and perpetual water right. Has coal outcrop
ping. At a bargain on long time, easy payments.
Gold Ray Realty Comp'y.
209 WEST MAIN ST.
J. E. ENYART, President
JOIIN S. ORTII, Cashier.
The Medford
Capital, $50,000
Surplus, $10,000
SAFETY BOXES FOR RENT. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
' TRANSACTED. WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
J. A. PERRY, Vice-President.
W. B. JACKSON. Ass't Cnshior.
National Bank