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TOPFOTCD MATTj TRTBUffR. MI3DFORP, OftKGON, WIODNMSDAV, JUNTO 28. 1911.
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HENWOOD CASE
GOES TO JURY
Court Packed With Women All Ea
ner to Hear Details of Life of
Wealthy Female for Whom Double
Murder Was Done. '
DENVER, Col., Juno 28. Dcforc n
court imckcd with women, nil eager
to hear dctnlln of the secret Hfo of
Mrs. John S. Springer, the wealthy
woman In tho case, Judge Whltford
today read Instructions to tho Jury
which Ib trying Frank H. Itcnwood
for hilling Gcorgo Copcland In an af
frny hero In which ho also slew Avia
tor "Tony" von Phul of St. Louis.
Attorneys for Hcnwood took excep
tion to bo mo of tho court's lnstruc
tins hut tho curiosity of tho woman
for tho Insldo history as to tho con
nection of Von Phul, Hcnwood and
Mrs. Sprlngv wnti very sparingly
gratified.
Argument for tho state Is being
mado by District Attorney Elliott who
will close, nnd Assistant District At
torney Chiles, whllo Attorney Bottom
will present Hen wood's case. It is
not believed the lawyers will conclude
In tlmo for tho case to go to the Jury
boforo night.
FARMERS SWINDLED IN
BUYING EGYPTIAN CORN
TRIES TO REACH
CRATER; FAILS
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Henderson of
Portland In Touring Car Under
take Trip Three Miles Beyond
Whiskey Creek Their Limit.
WASHINGTON. D. C, June 28.
A crusndc against swindlers who are
selling wheat grains to farmers for
seed with the gtntcroenl that the
were obtained from Egyptian mum
my's caskets lins been started by the
department of agriculture. Accord
ing to tho department officials, a
grain of wheat is dead after 10
years. ,
notice to amj cement con.
tractors and builders
That on and after the first day of
August, 1911 tho local Cement Work
ers Union No. 158 will e'nforco the
following scalo of wages and hours:
for finishers 62 1-2 cents per hour,
for finisher's helpers 13.50 per day,
for labors S3. 00 per day, for box mix
ers $3.50 per day. Eight (8) hours to
constitute a days work. Hours from
8 a. m. to 5 p. m. and time and one
half for over time and double time
for Sundays and holidays. F. H. Mc
Donald, pres.; C. W. Damls, sec.
Hasklns for Health.
Despite the warning of people along
the route and the Information that
they could not reach Crater Lnko by
automobile at this time, owing to the
snow, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Henderson
of Portland attempted to make the
trip- Sunday and failed. They arrived
and left Wednesday morning for Cali
fornia. The party motored from Portland,
arriving Friday. Saturday they drove
to Prospect where they were Inform
ed that the trip would bo Impossible.
However they attempted It. Three
miles beyond Whiskey Creek they got
In the snow too deep for progress and
were forced to return. They spent
tho night at tho Rangers Cabin on
Union Creek.
"The now road In the national for
est," says Mr. Henderson Is very poor
as It has just been graded and is
slushy. t It was low gear work for
three miles."
ENLARGE POST
AT VANCOUVER
Probable That Barracks at Spokane,
Boise and Walla Walla Will Be
Abandoned and Army Centered it
Vancouver.
WASHINGTON, 1). C Juno J7.-
As far as ran bo ascertained at
HARVARD LOSES
ITS GOLD LACE
Scarlet Coats of National Lancers
Mlsslnn for the First Tlmo In 73
Years Governor Foss Refuses to
Parade Meyer Given Denrce.
Hasklns for Health.
CAMMRUHIK, Maw., Juno 28.
For tho first tlmo In 73 joar liar-
present, tho Vancouver, Washington ' ""' ranunvnccincnt uh held to
barracks, will prolmbly be enlarged without the glory of tho National
and there is n po-Mbilitv that Fort saucers, wnose scanonoaiH mm gum
George Wright, at SHkiiiic, or Kort,nCP ,mvo boon lno twUl of "'
Lnwton, nt Seattle, or both may o i l,nBt ovonts.
abandoned as n ro.Milt of Genernl Governor Pons was responsible for
Leonard Wood's scheme of doing te ommlsslon of the time honored
away with Mimller military jvoMs foaturo. Ho declined to appear with
throughout the country, uooordinir to,tho lancers In tho ronuueucomont
unofficial statements of department 'procession from Massachusetts Hall
officials here. Roise. Idaho. mr-,ti Sanders theater. Tho governor
racks may bo abandoned also, it is
said. None lias a regimental garri
son. ,
Officials state that the program
of coiiceutrntiii!; tho troop will no
Point will hold services. Good Hing
ing. All denominations, are Invited
to attend and will receive a cordial
welcome. Como one, como all. Next
Sunday, Juno 25, tho services will bo
especially Interesting as wo are In
formed a marriage Is to ho hoIoiimiU
ed after tho services by tho Row Mr.t
Cone.
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was escorted only by flvo dismounted
members of his staff. The graduat
ing chits Is the largest In tho history
of the Harvard.
The honorary degree of doctor of
wio n fleet coast defense stations, Haws was conierreu on secretary ui
with their limited currisons. or tho! the navy Georgo Von U. Meyer nnd
Alaskan posts.
Congressional opposition to the
scheme is already apparent, but it is
not expected to amount to much a.
the plan is in the hands of tho war
department, and docs not require any
authority from congress.
on Joshua Royro of Grass Valley.'Cal.
NOTICK
All come to tho saw-mill between
Tolo. and Gobi Ray, next Sunday at
2:30 p. in. Tho Rev. Mr. Coon, tho
Presbyterian Minister of Central
In a Class by Itself
It Is a groat big loaf, mado from
tho l)cst high grade flour.
PKKItl.KSS HltKAl) Is more like
that good old homo mado bread that
mother used to make than any other
on tho market.
Ask your grocer for PIXRMCKH
URKAD and Insist thnt ou got it be
cause there is none so good,
RARDON'S
BAKERY
Corner Main and firopo Street.
THE JACKSON COUNTY BANK
MEDFORD, OREGON
Capital $100.000 with a Record of $65,000 Surplus
1888 23 YEARS, 1911
CAREFUL
UPRIGHT
HONEST
BANKING
Solicits the Accounts of Individuals, Firms and Corporations
W. I. VAWTER, President G. R. UNDLEY, Vice-President.
C. W. McDONALD, Cashier.
Manicure
Shampoo
Hair Dress
Electrical, Facial and
Scalp Massage
Chiropody
COME TO
The Marinello Shop
UOOM f, OVKlt KKNTNJjJR'S PJ10NJ5 J 11.
pmmfpjjtjtjKfMp9j
! Warner, Wortman S Gore !
Headquarters For
Finest Groceries and Meals in the city. Below wo I
lllTm II Fnw Qnirtrtut trtnu 4-. ,...... i. .1.1.. rill 9
taken at random from our big stock.
Blue Ribbon Flour Apricots
Ohaso & Sanborn Coffee Canning Ohorries
Banannas
Gold Medal Buttor
Bakery Goods
Radishes
Onions
Peas
New Potatoes
Strawberries
Lettuce
Pie Plant
Etc. Etc. Etc.
Carrots
Turnips
Tomatoos
Cucumbers
Lemons
Oranges
Grape Fruit
Apples
We also carry a complete line of Conkoy's Poultry
Supplies and Conkey's Ply Knocker.
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GRAND CELEBRATION
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Medford
-July
3-4-
Medford
FREE EXHIBITION JULY 3
Twenty Automobiles in a 70-Mile Race on a 10-Mile Course. Entire Course to Be Patrolled
and Finish to Be on Riverside to Main
GRAND PARADE JULY 4
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Bands, Decorated Automobiles, Militia, Fire Department and Beautiful Floats
Horse Racing Each Day at Track. Ladies' Relay Race, Bronco Busting and Fancy Roping
$1000 IN PURSES
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Baseball Tournament July 2, 3, 4 .-
Excursion
Rates on All
Railroads
Fireworks at Night
See Program
for
Full Particulars
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