Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 22, 1910, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text5 i - - : ""- r Mill PfllHT HFWS ITFMS ll" eden precinct items Urn ' ' Mrs S. A. Pattlson i"td ciiUdion an'. Miss Fcea Shields returned fcome from Ashland todtu .t which place thoy hnd hcon enjoying camp life during tho Chautauqua. Mrs. Pattlson ropor's tho moot na n whole s very successful nnd sho and tho children onjoyed tho past two weeks Tory much. The electric motor of tho pumping at&tlon has been dtsablod and Con trol Point has Indeed Leon a dry town. Charles H. Guornsey, Inventor and patentee of Guorney's spray pump, was transacting business with tho orchard lets rear hero on Thursday Afternoon. Many nowcomors wero In Central Point today looking up acreage In vestmonta. It looks as though Cen tral Point real estato Is about to tako another leap skyward. George W. Ovorraai of Broken Bo', Neb., Is making a tour of In spection of tho Roguo River valloy In the Interest of a Nebraska colony which will emlgrato during another year. J. tf. Placl', who Is at present koldlng down a clnlm in tho unsur Teyed, Is preparing to build a neat eottago In Central Point aud will saovc his family hero from Portland. J. W. Doyle, for many years a prominent business man of George town, Wash., has, located whit ho believes to bo valuable quartz claims sear "Woodvillo. Mrs. P. W. Hawk can truthfully boast of one of tho finest roso gar dens In Jackson cdunty. Sho has demonstrated beyond any doubt that the finest oi all varieties of roses can bo successfully grown In tho Rogue River valloy. Several Gold Hill boosters wero In town last night advertising their car nival, which will take placo July 28 to 31. There will bo a baseball game In Central Point Saturday afternoon, tho game being between tho Cubs and n LIMY SAYS OlD PARTIES WE KNFW HAVF PASSFII AWAY MADISON, July 22. That tho pToUcan and democratic parties. ' M our fathers knew them, are no ' , ed to Its normal functions of en more Is the opinion of Judge Ben B.JablIng peop,Q to 0xpre33 themselves Lindsay of tbo Juvenile court in Den- J in regard to tho government, It must rer. Judgo Lindsay's opinion is ex- bo released from the strangle hold of pressed In an trticlo appearing today privilege. Only the Insurgents aro in La Follotto's magazine. ; really qualified to represent tho peo- "Wo can no longer speak of the plo in tho struggle against prlvi republican end democratic parties lege." ANIENT CASE DRAGS ALONG Refusal of C. W. Ament to Answer, and His Pleas of Sickness Greatly Betard the Progress of Hearing- Involves Many Interests. An effort was mado on the part of tho plaintiffs in tho Golden Drift Min ing case to Imve It tried In open court, and as a result Judge Calkins convened court hero last Monday morn In, snyo tho Observer of Grants Pass. After hearing some of the case Monday forenoon ho decided that it would bo a long drawn out trial and ordered that the taking of testimony continue before the rof ereo. The attorney for tho plaintiffs com plained that C. W. Ament would not answer questions and tho court order ed him to answer questions and it ho refused that his refusal would count against him whon ho reviowed tho case. Tho reviewing of tho case by tho court will tako considerable tlmo as it has been found necessary to examine Mr. Ament on a, largo number of con tracts soparatoly, ho refusing to ad mit tho conditions of th contracts as 8 whole. Tho result is that each con tract lias to bo taken up separately and Mr. Ament examined as to their existence. , It seems that from the contracts that whero a commission was allowed Mr. Ament paid tho commission with personal stock and tho actual money tr&a transferred to his personal ac count, There aro very fow who attend tho bearing, yot part of the ovldenco is Tory interesting, and later whon wlt Beesee for the plaintiff tako tho stand It la said that tho facta that will ho divulged will be to aomo extent sen sational and especially is this oxpect- d when Mr. Sorenson taKoa me siauu picked nine. Mnnngor Nash expects to glvo tho people tho worth of their money at this gnmo. Tho report that O. B. Nash had sold his rcstamnnt nnd confectionery store was erroneous, Mr. Nash has prospective buyers from California, but no deal has beon consummated. Tho clgnretto habit among small boys In Central Point Is fast reach ing tho danger stage, not only dau- ger to tho hoalth of tho lads, but dan ger of tire, ns tho matches and cig arette stubs aro carelessly cast away Into tho dry grass. Tho lads congre gate In remote places to "roll tholr pills." No ouo kcows whero thoy get "tho maklns' ". Today two fires were stinted In tho grnss below tho old mill, but tho lnds put them out and sought moro remote quartors. Tho practice b v. dangerous one. Mrs. B. C. Webb, living a. short distance west of town, Is quite so rlously ill of typhoid fover. Judgo A. P. Gellott was ablo to return to his duties at tho store to day and is fcel'ng greatly improved. ' Henry Clay Miller, cousin of C. L. ' Gant of tho Central Point Herald force, visited In town Thursday ovo-t nlng. Mr. Miller Is a nowspapor man from Fort Collins, Colorado, and drop 1 ped In from Grants Pass on tho 3:16 train. ' Charles H. Carter of Rowlands, Cal. was In Central Point today Inquiring for acreage property. John H. MiDermott of Custer Junction, Mont., who Is on a deal for property near Agate, came In town todny to meet Mrs. McDormott, who arrived on the afternoon train. John Goodwin of Tolo was trans acting business In Central Point to day. Mr. Goodwin is a newcomer and Is well pleased with tho valloy. J. C. Shelby and Roy McGovern of Grants Pass was among the stran gers within our gates today. John Davison of Belllngram, Wash, is sojourning in Central Point. Mr. Davison Is looking for a location for a restaurant business. WW I re-.that our fathers know," tho article! says- "Thero is no longer any such I th,Dg- K either party to to be restor- ough examination of all tho com pany's affairs and is said to be a very competent prober, he having formerly been a postofflce Inspector. Thero aro rumors that thero aro some features about tho way the company's affairs have been conducted that will be very Interesting and as stated somewhat sensational. Tho transcript of tho testimony now being taken by tho referee will bo a mammoth affair, and with tho testimony will bo volumes of papers and books of the company that havo been submitted in evidence and It will tako tho court somo time to review all tho evidence and render a deci sion. Tho taking of testimony has been very slow tho past week on account of Mr. Amont having sick spells and yes terday morning had to stop on ac count of his being taken sick. Tho taking of testimony began on tho ICth of Juno, but thoro was an adjourn ment of a couplo of weeks on account of Mr. Amont refusing to answer cer tain questions, and it was necessary to wait until the court could decide whether ho should anBver them or not. So far ho has been tho only wit ness examined, and it is likely that it will bo several daye before ho fin ishes. To nearly all tho contracts brought into question Mr. Norton, tho attorney for tho Amenta, takes exceptions, and tho unraveling of tho ovldenco after It Is all taken will bo a very largo task. PIONEER WOMAN ANSWERS LAST CALL Mrs. B. F. Newberry died ut lior homo in Jacksonville Thursday aft ernoon, apod ovor 80 yours. Mrs. Nowborry had beon in failing health for somo tirao and tho end wns not unexpected by her relatives. Mrs. Nowborry hud been n resident of Jacksonville for over 30 years, coming thoro ns a widow with three small children, all of whom, by her industry and porsovornnco, sho edu cated and mado sterling men aud wo men, Tho three children, Mrs. Mary Fe tors of Jacksonville, Mrs. Charles Moore of Baker Citv and Gub Now uorry 0f Medford, woro present nt MEDFORD MATT, TRIBUNE, A P. T.ilt'til of iMoUf.u) win .i Talent on business last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Drake of N'orth Phoenix were in Axlilnnd last Tuesday. Hoy Coffmon was in Medford last Tuesday with vegetables from the I. X. L. garden. J. K. Roberts shipped several crates of berries to John Itobbins at Glcndnlo last Thursduy. Mrs. W. S. Staneliffo of North Talent was in Modfonl Wednesday. Miss Clara Allen spent Sunday ami Monday in Ashland attending Chau tauqua. S. S. Stephens was down to Med ford with berries and vegetables on Tuesday. ' Mrs. William Fern of Fern valley was up in North Talent to see her mother Tuesday anil reports her hus band much better, being able to w.ilk nbout the place some now. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loin Hitches is still in the hos FIVE NEGROES KILLED. TWO ARE MORTALLY WOUNDED BY OFFICER ELLIOTT, Miss., July 22. Flvo negroes nro dead and two mortally wounded a3 a result of tholr deter mination to resist arrest on a minor charge. Deputy Sheriff Cauloy, who had been Instructed to mako tho ar rests, went to tho field whero tho ne PACIFIC COAST IS DEFENSELESS Man Who Wrote Californian's Speech Knew Far More of the Theory of Defense Than It Is in the Province of a Congressman to Know. ll I otuvnTfiw T r !..!. oo IliVkJUlilUiUil, XJ, J.y uuijr -- "Who prepared tho speech delivered nt the last session of contrress bv jr- McLachlnn of California, on the unpreparedness of the country for warf asked tt ,)rotninent retired army officer who dropped into head quurtcrs last week. No one being able, seemingly, to tell him, he went en: "It certainly has tho indorsement of the service, any way. And I have hoard that General Blank wrote it. I tell you, it is a document that covers the field thor oughly and I doubt if any man not thoroughly conversant with the in ner workings "of tho army and navy general boards could havo prepared that document. It is what army and navy mon have known, in n general way, for a long time." Tho speech by tho California con gressman, it is understood, wns pre pared upon data furnished by the publicity bureau of tho army and navy. It tells how easily a foreign foe could' occupy eithor tho Atlantic or tho Pacific coast of this country in very short time. Tho object of tho speech was to get congress to ask for a long report, which tho military authorities have ready to give, but which thoy could not present without being asked to do so. Of course, one object is to get bigger appropri ations for the national defense. Tho public in general has a feeling that too much money is being spent on tho nrmy and nnvy now, and it is thought that u little education will be necessary to get congress to loos en up tho purso strings and grunt moro money for men, officers, forti fications and modern guns. JACK JOHNSON IS NOT LIKED IN AUSTRALIA MELBOURNE, Austruliu, July 22. Jack Johnson, cundiduto for alder man in Chicago, nnd known also as heuvywoight champion of the world, is not looked up to in Australia, and never was, in Hpite of the fact that lie won his big title in tho Antipodes. In fact, tho blnck champion is bo lit tlo liked that tho Australian govern ment compels him to put up u bond every time ho enters this country, that ho will leave it at u certain timo after ltis business in tho ring is com pleted. Tho parliamentary inquiry in the fodoral house yesterday disclosed tho fact that Johnson wns trentcd as nit undesirable immigrant both times ho entered Australia ami he or his friends had to post n forfeit that ho wolild loavo tho country within a cer tain time, M. W. A., Attentlonl Our next business mooting will bo hold nt Smith's hall Tuesday, July 20. Visiting neighbors welcome. In MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 22, .1910. pital nt Ashland and is not entirely out of danger. Miss Jnsio Anderson and Iter mutt Cullio Dovinuy of Phoenix, ltuvo both been sick for seiornl days. Walter Allen and Colvor Furry liavo taken n contract to move n largo stack of hay for Joe Under. A. S. Furry returned front his Dead Indian ranch Wednesday ami brought in some fine veal which lie took to Medford moat markets. Our mnilonrrier, Hlitt Colcinnn, is Inking a layoff and John Hobison is dolivoring mr.il this week. North Talent is proud of this mail sorvieo. Mrs. Bowmnn-Hartloy of North Talent was quite sick Wednesday. It was feared that eho had appendicitis, but proved to be a bad billions at tack. Tho nuw abluent bridge ncross Ati der race is well under way nnd is taking n great deal of excavation for the wine dams or breakwaters, as it is one that will require grout skill to hold. groes woro working. Tho nogroes rushed tho sheriff with tholr pitch forks. Cauloy shot flvo to death and wounded two others so seriously that they cannot live. Ho hnd a rovolvor In ench hand nnd Bays tho battlo was over in ten seconds. CITV TIlEASUKKIl'S XOTICJB. Offlco of City Troasuror, Medford, O.cgon, July 21, 1910. Notice Is hero'.y given that thoro aro funds on hand in tlin city treasury for tho redemption of warrants Nos. 1 nnd 2, Issued agalajt Woat Tenth street Improvement fund, protested Juno 9th, 1910. Intoret on tho ssmo will censo after tho abo70 dato. L. L. JACOBS, 106 City Troasuror. Health Never Falls to Restore Gray Hair to its Natural Color and Beauty. No matter bow long it has been frrav orfaded. Promotes a luxuriant growth. of healthy hair. Stops ita falling out, and positively removes Dan druff. Keeps hair soft and glossy. Will not soil skin or linen. Will not Injure your hair. Is not a dye SI and 50c. bottles, at druggists. by mall tt or UfcSend 2c (orlrM book"THCaro of tbe Hair and Skin." I'hllo Hay Spec. Co, NewatU,NJ..O.AandToronto,Ont.,Canad. Bay's Ilarllna Sonp untuiiiuiforthe Complexion, Witt and bath. rcd.ruuKhjChappid hands. Kiitkln nnoantit. Z'c. dniiritUU. kefusk Ai-i. b'tifiurmntu Siskiyou Heights Addition No. 1 Graded streets, sidewalks; wn-. tor and building restrictions Unit guarantee pretty homes. Streets purked and sot with'trcos. Tho price is low, considering lo cation. The torms'nro easy. Tho time to buy is now. WHY? Oregon Orchards Syndicate 116 East Main Medford. CONTRACTORS. Am ready to contract Immediately for building .1 packing house. Phono A. C. Alton, 70C1 Pnrmors. 9:U),000.0() OKNICRAIi rUNI) HON 1)3 OK THK CITY OP MKDFOltl), ORHGON Tho City Council of tho City of Medford, Oregon, will recolvo noalod proposals for 130,000.00 5 per coat twoitty-year General Fund Honda of tho Bald city; bids to bo filed with tho City Recorder of tho City of Medford, Oregon, not lntor than 4:30 o'clock p. m., July 29th, 1010. Ulda to bo nccompnntod by ,a cer tified chock on soma National or Stnto Bank within tho Statu of Ore gon equal to flvo por cent of th amount bid for; ohock to bo mado pnyablo to tho City Treasurer. Tho Council reserve tho right to roject any nnd nil bids. ROUT. W. TI2LFER. City Rocordor. Dated at Medford, Oregon, thin 11th dny of July, 1910. II. 11, Pnttorson, tho Qua- 4 "" ker Nursery uinn, has moved Ilia nffinrt In 110 Kurd Mlllll AUTOMOBILES O. W. Murphy. O. M. Murphy. MUKPIIY lUtOS. AUTO LIVKKY. 1010 Chalmers Dotroits. Phono 1801, Valloy Auto Compnny, Medford, Or. Quiok Son-ice. Easy Riding. Prices Right. PARRY AUTO LIVERY j PIIONK MAIN 3141. j I Agenoy for tho Parry Cars. Rogue ' Rivor Auto Co.. Frnnk II. Hull, Prop., Medford, Or. GET YOUR WINTER WOOD v While it is chenp. Phono 1311. E. R. TEDRICK, Comer 11th and Laurel streets. Yard at 417 South Onkdalo Aveuuo. A.L. VROMANj PLUMBING & HEATING ' CONTRACTOR No job too small, none too. Inrnrn Twontv-fivo vnnr'l practical experience. Office 113 South Front Street. Phone 2751. A FEW GOOD REA SONS: Finest viow. Only ton minutes' Walk to the city. Lots nil largo, 05x70 feet by IfiO. Ono-holf down, bal ance ns you like it. RESOLVED Tho best resolution for yon to make is to come to ua for your next suit, If you want something out of tho ordinary. Wo do tho best work and chargf the lowest prices. W. W. EIFERT tim FBoaxBSsrra tailox THK LAWKS' PAV01UTW. Wherever I'nrlnliiii Hiiro Is Known It Hiin tho Cull. Parisian Sago, that most efficient of oil hnlr rontirom, Is n very dollgho (ul nnd rofrojhlng hnlr drawing. Be sides poHseoalng theso qunlllloa it will posltlvoly mal.o any wo'tion'ti hair soft, luxuriant nnd attractive Chan. Strang noils It for 50 contn u largo bottlo and will return your money If lwiah to announoo Mint I hnvo purohuHod tho Union Livery Stables and will conduct a general fod and boarding ontnhllHhmout. Homos bonrdod by tho dny, wock or month. I guarantee a nqtinro donl to nil. R. GUANYAW I UNION LIVEIIY BAKN. , Packers : Wanted! To register with tho umiuoiution for this seiiHon'rt pack. Packing schools for pears aud npplott in Au gust and September. Pnek changed on npplos. Evorybody muut Icnrit it. R. R. FRUIT & PRODUCE ASS'N. Medford Iron WorKs E. O. Trowbridgdo, Prop. FOUNDRY AND MACHINIST All kinds of Engines, Spraying Outfits, Pumps, Boilers nnd Machinery. Agents in So. Oregon for FAIRBANKS, MORSE & OO. - - For 428 ACRES Rogue Itiver bottom land, 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 Double Your Business Le! In The Sunlight ' Siipposo you know n man who kopt his shndoH drawn tight till day nnd burned korosono instoud of lotting in tho sunlight. Suppose you know a man toiling along n diiHty road who would not accept n lift when thoro wiib plenty of room in tho wagon; Suppose you know a miller witli his mill built boaido a Hwift ninniiig stream who insisted on turning tho mncliinory by hand. All foolish, you snyT And yot look around you how fow re tailorn tako advantage of the groat advertising uninpaigiiH run by food, taxtilo, cloth nnd ovory other manufacturing lino that you can nnmo. Think a moment I What was tho litnt advurtisomont you rond and woiidorcd just which store in town would bo progressive enough to havo tho goods in mock so you could soo thorn and pur ..i, Moro goods nro sold utidor tho ovoniug lamp at homo than you droam of. Prnclicnlly ovory livo retailor ndvortises in his locnl papers. Rut how. Put up your ligu,tning-rod 1 Lot your customers know that you cnu deliver to thorn tho goods which groat advertising, paid for by manufnclitrors, has intorostod thorn in. Thoy will get tho habit and you will got tho business. Prnclicnlly ovory mniitifuoturor stands ready to help you help yourself. Ask thorn for olootrotypos suitable to run in your own advertising. Hook their trttdo murk to your storo. Consumer domand for udvortisod goods is now dividod broad cast among nil tho stores in town. Uro your advorthiing in local papors to foous this domnnd upon your storo And don't forgot to soud for thoso holpful olootro typos. Road this again, for it moans money to you. It dnm not euro dandruff, falling hnlr nnd Itching ncnlp In two woe::s. "I hnd given up hopon of ovor be ing oitrod of dandruff, when I pur chnnud n bottlo of l'nrliilnu Hngo. It hati entlroly i moved tho di.ndruff nnd hnn ntnrtod a growth of now hair, nnd all thin after l avlng been troubled IB yoarn. I choorfully roo ommond Pnrlnlnti Sngo." Mm. MIU nboth Andoraon, Mociinnlcnhurg, Pn. J RIVKR8IDE AVENUE WrZnmTmVwm, E&mZfAMm Fb"""! FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS. Sale - - MAIN ST. Mr. Sorenuen has been making itiation. COMMITTEE.