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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 29. .1910.
BANNER FEAT
OF DETECTIVIES
Arrest of Dr. H. H. Crlppcn and His
Typist Redeem Scotland Yard
From Charncs of Incompetency
Only Slight Clews to Work Upon.
LONDON, July 20. The appre
hension of Dr. II. II. Crippcn and Ids
typist, Mile. Ethel Clniro Lenovc, will
brine to a closo one of the most
spectacular dotectivc feats in the
history of Scotland Yard.
The yard received but the slight
est tip that tho suspects were aboard
tbo liner Montrose when that vessel
cleared from Antworp. Ordinarily
the clow would havo been discount
ed, or, nt best, the officials would
have left matters in the hands of the
Dominion police.
Tho honor and prcstigo of the
great London detective bureau, how
ever, wns at stake. The police had
been caustically criticised for hav
ing allowed Dr. Crippen to slip
through their hands once, and there
fore when word came from tho Mon
trose by wireless of the suspicions
ef the captain of the ship regarding
a man and a "boy" among tho pas
sengers, Inspector Dew of Scotland
Yard hurriedly left England on the
steamer Lauren tic in an effort to
overtake the couplo and assist the
Canadian police in their capture.
Should the suspects prove to be
Crippcn and Mile. Lcncve, as every
indication shows, Scotland Yard will
havo redeemed itself by unnsual ag
gressiveness. Again tho fnr-reachin wireless
has been brought into piny success
fully in a enso where time was the
principal factor. According to yard
efficinls, the Montrose wns GO miles
eff the English const, bound for
YOUNG PEOPLE ASK BLOODED STOCK
LAW BE ENFORCED FARM PLANNED
Young Men and Women of Klamath
Falls Circulate Petitions Asking.
That Present Conditions Be Abol
ishedMenace to Town.
KLAMATH FALLS, Or., July 29.
Two petitions aro botng circulated
and extensively signed by the young
people and iltitons of this city with
tho objoit tj lavo tho local option
laws enforced. Thcso petitions fol fel fol
eow: "We, tho ui.derslgnod young mon
and women f tho city rf Klamath
Falls, afCIrn' that, conditions exist In
our city that contribute to tho delin
quency of tho young boys and girls
and are prejudicial to tho moral and
social uplt't of tho young mon and
women, and In fact to ovcry resident
of this municipality. Wo further af
firm that we believe that theso con
ditions exist with tho knowledge of
tho mayor, city council and ovory
member of tho city police force. We,
H. C. & P. A. Bouncy Purchaso From
Joseph Randall Threo Hundred
Acres on South Fork of Little
Butte for $16,000.
II. C. and P. A. Bouncy have pur
chased the Charles and Joseph Kan
dall place of 320 acres on the south
fork of Little Butte, paying $10,000.
The Bonney brothers will immedi
ately start a stock ranch, raising
onlv blooded animals.
Tho place consists of meadow land
and alfalfa. There is tin abundance
of water. Tho place is ideal for tho
purposes for which it was purchased.
Jackson county has loner needed
tho introduction of blooded stock.
Probably there is no better stock
man in Southern Oregon than II. C.
Bonney, and in his hands tho ven
ture is certain to bo a success.
Hors, cattle and horses will be
raised. Mr. Bonney now has an im
ported German conch horse and in
tends to send at once to Germany for
three mares. Hereford cattle aro
all being
brought from some of the best
known stock ranches. Blooded Pol-and-Chinn
hogs will nlso be raised.
P. A. Bonney will reside on the
ranch.
Allen Accepts Franchise.
John K. Alton was in the city yes
terday mid filed his noeoptuueo of
the street railway franchise which
wns granted him tit the special elec
tion on the 2'M iust.
Having gone through with this for
mality, it is taken for granted that
such notion implies that something
will soon ho done along active con
struction lines, and that this much-talked-of
improvement will in due
time become an accomplished fact.
-Ashland Tiding. July 28.
therefore, feel that wo havo tho right
to demail ttt tho laws tho state 1 10 ue raised, tho stock
over which tho city has any Jurisdic
tion bo enfirced. Wo further de
mand that 'H drinking emporiums,
near-beer Joints, saloons or othor
places whero intoxicating liquors aro
sold bo closed up. Wo further de
mand that all pollco officers who lo
not seem to ho ablo to cope with con
ditions bo relieved from duty for' I
Kh. and men put In tfcolr places
vlio will giro tho sorvlco for which
tho taxpayers of this city aro paying.
"We, tho undersigned cltlzons of
Klamath Falls, heartily Indorso the
efforts of tho young men and wom
en to Improve tho morals of our city
and Join with them In demanding the
DEAN'S BEAUTY
PARLORS
Ilnir Dressing a specialty;
shampooing, scalp troatmout,
facial and hand massage, man
icuring, dyeing and bleaching.
KENTNER DLDG.
Phono Main 311.
MEDFOKD.
m II
1 v f The OnlrWoman'a Collect on tha I
V A" rsclfle Coaal Kirlo.lYtly I
AtTM for Youw; Women I
mlWioiai Located amonf tot beeutSful I
(8, j bill near Oakland, California, I
B VT",M"' do" 1 San FtaneiKo and the I
vj Yia ' Untvereitiee uf the Writ. I
JH run courctaie court Retfina
Bucks Will be Ripe Monday. Are You Ready? 1
"Whether you mutch your cunning against that of the wily old huek or sit on
a scaffold and pour a charge of buckshot down on a two-pointer, wo can sup
ply you with tho guns, ammunition and outfit.
NATIONAL GOOD ROADS
CONVENTION IN SESSION
Canada, when the nuthorities here strIct enforcement of local option and
-?;? tim f.v nod. e i... an omer laws.
........ .v.U ..w J...OI. ilUOU Ui IUU U(l-
tain's suspicions. A series of com
mnications followed until the Mon
trose was 100 miles on her way.
Tien the wireless fell silent, for the
Vontrose carries only secondary ap
paratus. Dow just managed to catch
ike Laurentio before she sailed and
the race to Canada was on.
The wireless messages that were
transmitted between tho Montrose
and Scotland Yard were not made
public in England. The first au
thentic news London had of the
presence of the suspects aboard the
essel wns contained in United Press
ables yesterday, which told Europe
and America of tho approaching cap
ture of the man by the London po-
Kee.
Following this news, search for
Crippen and Mile. Leneve on the
eontinent and in England ended. The
police hero began again to bend ev
ry effort toward identifying the
smtilated body whoso fragments,
excised of bones, were found in the
eellar of No. 39 Hilldrop Crescent,
North London, two weeks ago. Bello
Elmore Crippen disappeared last
February. The police of America
and Europe have been seeking her
and no trace has been found.
Tho detectives hero have received
minute descriptions of physical
characteristics of the supposedly
murdered woman, including certain
ltirtnmarks, and they express hope
mat theso will load to the identificn
tion of the body.
Meanwhile the arrival of the Mon
trose at Father Point and word of
the couple's arrest is awaited here
anxiously.
- Portland, Orrron X
THMtientaDdDarSrhooltorairttandrrMZ
r fto Sl,urof Kl.JolinltrU,ttKplxrll
collegiate, .rniiemic una upmrnua
IXrtx. Music. AM, lUoruUnn. flinmuluni.
(lbxldMit puplle moat ho or It loan of. as anil
nil rtwrnmrndeJ. Th number la limited to
tSlJ. Application, ehoul J h maJo earl?.) Aildma
Tk S'tefSarer'f,0Hite2i.SI.HalniHI.Pftlniil.0f.
to Jegre. Entrance and graduation requirement
equivalent to thoM ot atanlord and Umvereity
of California. Traiaiof n't tuJent (or teaching
regular line ot ac,J'mc work, and offer pecial
Jvantafet (or muiic. art, library tudy and
bom economic. Well equipped laocratories for I
cienc. Special attention to health ol atuilent.
Modern gymnaiiun thorouhly equipped. Out
door life and amuteoenl in the ideal California cli
mate. Alumnae in every city on the Pacific Coaet.
fan tMTALoaut Aconiia t
President LuclCa Clay Carson. Ll d.
MILUS COLLCQC P. O , CALIFORNIA
Humphrey's Gun Store
112 WEST MAIN STREET
PHONE 4351
NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y., July 29.
With delegates from all parts of
the country attending, the national
good roads convention opened its
sessions here today. The convention
was presided over by Congressman
William Sulzer, who made a stirring
speech after calling the delegates to
order, urging especially tho need for
big expenditures of money in 'the
near future for the improvement of
tho country's roads.
The opening session of the con
vention was devoted principalry to
preliminary business.
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Notice.
All Modern Woodmen of America
will please call at room 207, Taylor
& Phipps building, and learn some-
thine to your interest. By order of
114 COMMITTEE.
St. Mark's Church.
Sen-ices will be held nt St. Mark's
Episcopal church Sunday morning.
Hasklns for health.
CLOSING OUT
OXFORDS
We are disposing of our Oxfords at very low prices.
Tho sizes and styles to suit can bo found hero because
we have a very largo stock from which to choose. If
you want to savo on a fine pair of Oxfords for man or
woman, call and examine our showings sad learn our
prices.
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IWtLIIIU.
Jineua .
FORTY-TWO PROVINCES
RAVAGED BY CHOLERA
ST. PETERSBURG, July 29.-Forty-two
provinces of Russia nro
ravaged by Asiatio cholera, accord
ing to official reports todny. A
statement by the government com
mission on health is to the effect
that 10,051 deaths havo occurred in
37.052 cases since Inst Mnv.
MUCH SMOKE AND
EFFLUVIA; LITTLE FIRE
Some hncou borne cured in the
Warner, Wortumn & Qoro smoke
house cnucht fire hursday evening
and tho volumes of smoke pouring
out led to tli belief that tlur was
a real fire. A judicious application
guished the flames and when the firo
ing except homo black ntnoko and a
smell of Hcorohcd hog.
QOOPFRIENP HOTEL
SAN MANCIiCO I. COOOWICND, Minipr
rnmirrlv llntele S(infonl ntxl Hi. Ilervl. IWrll
Htrrt, near tirniy, niitiilnliitf llMel Manx. Tkn
tu I oxcll. Iilml lllMIN
vieltiug tLo city nlouo.
llnirl Jlanx Uii, or Market Mlrrvl tVr. tmii'fer
Iilml Iumim ami location lor UUUej
of n few pails of aqua pnra oxtin- bate, tt.oo rEE DAY ahd op
dmeade4S4,
ARMY ENGINEER PLANS
RECLAMATION PROJECTS
WASHINGTON, D. C, July 29. -Army
engineers in charge of the
work of apportioning tho $20,000,
00 recently voted by congress for
the completion of pending federal
reclamation projects, concluded their
jsreliminary labors today and start
ed for tho west.
Thoy will visit the projects on tho
Pacific coast, in Montana, Idaho,
Wyoming and tho Dakotns. Tho en
gineers first will meet in Chicago
and gather in Salt Lake City later
to arrange for tho Pacific coast in
spection tour.
CHECK UP EARNINGS
OF WESTERN RAILROADS
WASHINGTON, D. O., July 29.
Within n few days a corps of about
50 rato exports of tho interstate com
merco commission will bo sent west
to check up the Hill and Harrlman
lines and ascertain tho earnings ot
the roads on a business affected by
the commltslon's tentative decisions
In Spokane and affiliated cases, and
In tho Pacific coast distributlvo rato
Mses, both on tho basis of rates now
m effect and roduced rates which tho
ommtsslon suggests bo made opera
tive this fall.
Take a
KODAK
With You
All sizes of Eastman's Ko
daks in stock. Everything in
supplies and paraphernalia.
With a kodak everything be
comes a pleasure and you can
catch and hold the memory for
a lifetime.
Medford
Book Store
Iwish to announce that I havo purchased the
Union Livery Stables
and will conduct a general feed and boarding establishment. Horses
boarded by the day, wook or month. I guarantee a square deal
to all.
I
R. GDANYAW
UNION LIVERY BARN.
RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
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DR. GOBLE'S OPTICAL
PARLOR REMOVED TO 235
E. MAIN STREET, OVER
STRANG'S DRUG STORE.
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No sort of service la surer, quick
w, cheaper or more widely adapta
ble tboa want ad service.
Men Wanted
100 men to cut wood; want
ed at once; (jood wages; new
camp. Apply Edgar Hafer,
Medford, Or,
For Sale-Land Near Centra' Point
05-acro ranch adjoining city, 52 acres in alfalfa, balance in penrs 1 and
2 years old; good house, largo barn, 2 wells; prico $20,000, half cush;
a snup.
43-nero alfalfa ranch, 1 milo out, new 8-room house, largo barn, threo
good wells; prico $21,500, half cash; will pay 8 por cent on investment.
20 acres alfalfa land, fine land, no buildings; price $7500, $2000 cash.
30 acres, 1 mile out, 0 acres in 2-year-old apples, balanco in pears 1
year old; now 5-rooin house and largo barn, good well and outbuildings;
prico $12,000, hulf cash; a good buy.
31 acres, 1 mile out, 27 acres sot to apples and pears 1 year old; 7-room
house, burn and outbuildings, 2 good wells; fine building site; price
$15,000, half cash,
20 acres, 1 milo out, 10 acres in trees 1 year old; no buildings; good
well; prico $7000, $2500 cash.
14 acres, 1 milo out, 10 acres-in trees, balance in alfalfa; prico $4200,
$2500 cash.
0 acres, 1 mile out, set to trees, fine building site, good irrigation well;
prico $2400, $1000 cash.
20 acres, half milo put, set to pears 1 and 2 years old; prico $10,000, half
cash.
2 acres in town, small house, good woll, a fine garden tract; prico $1300.
W. J. Harvey
R. F. D. NO. I, CENTRAL POINT, OR.
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P. O. HANSEN TOM MOFFAT
We make any kind and style of Windows.
We carry Glass of any size on hand.
MEDFORD SASH & DOOR CO., Medford, Oregon,
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Where are you going?
This Direct Question is Addressed to All Farmers.
who have sold their ranches, and also applies particularly to (Iioho who
expect to sell this fall. Do you intend to encage in tho buxiuoHH of
alfalfa growing, dairying, cattle, hog or chicken raising? Or do you
prefer tho orchard Industry, where vou can plant any variety of fruit you
can think of- Figs, Oranges, Lemons, Olives, Peaches, Apricots, Prunes,
Pears, Cherries, Apples, Walnuts, Almonds, Grapes, etc., etc., whore Ber
ries and nil kinds of Garden Truck and Corn grow to perfection, where
two crops of Potatoes can ho harvested each year, if you will take the
trouble to plant themf
If You are Interested in These Matters. Read On!
AT THE UPPER END OF THE GREAT SACRAMENTO VALLEY,
CALIFORNIA, thero is a tract of tho finest laud in tho world, all of
which is now prepared for irrigation, and carries with it title to it per
petual water right.
THE SOILS aro from 15 to 30 feet in depth, nro of a dark sodi
mentnry loam nnturo, studded all ovor with giguntiu oaks, park-lino in
effect, and drained by several rapid st renins that flow into tho Sacra
mento river.
THE WATER SUPPLY is from tho Los Molinos rivor, which rises nt
Mt. Lnsscn, 10,400 foot high, and in perpetually clad with snow.
THIS RIVER carries tho most wator during tho summer months, whon
tho snow is melting, and nt tho mo whon the Water Is most needed.
Remember this Statement AboutWater Supply
Transportation now hy railroad, main lino Southern Pacific, station
on our Innds; by river steamers, from three landing places, and next year
the
ELECTRIC LINE will be completed mid running through our lauds,
Ited liluff to Chieo to Sacramento, now oporatiug hutwuou Chico and
Sacramento, which puts you in touch with cash markets for all and any
thing you wish to produce nnd at highest prices.
WHY ARE CALIFORNIA FRUITS AND VEGETABLES SHIPPED
TO PORTLAND, SEATTLE AND THE NORTH?
HocaiiHo wo enjoy a ton months' growing season and nan ship early
and late. You can plow nnd plant ovory mouth in tho year, tluiH doubl
ing your profits.
AND ALFALFATHIS IS ITS NATURAL HOME. Six cultingH por
neiiHoii, producing 10 to 12 toiiH per aaro, which sells for nn average
prico of iiinu dollars por ton in tho Htack.
To a practical farmer tho above conditions menu success and iudo
pendonco. In seeking a now location you owo it to yoursolf and to your family
to investignto this proposition. These lands, including a porpotual wator
right, soil at $150.00 por acre, ono-fifth down and lmlnnco in four equal
annual payuiouts. I mnko sovoral trips each month to show those lauds.
Como in and mako arrangements to join our noxt party. The o.x
ponso is small, nnd wo will bo gone only a fow days. If, after invoati
gation, you find that a single misrepresentation has boon uiiido, 1 will
willingly refund your oxponses.
FRANK. G. ANDREWS
RESIDENT AOENT,
NO. 6 SO. FIR ST., MEDFORD, OREGON.
Los Molinos Land Co. Los Molinos Cal.
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