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JOLTS AND JINGLES
By Ad Brown
LIfo would be footless, It nobody
kicked.
Old Man Umph says, "An accordln
may not bo the most melodlyus In
strecment but It doesn't Interfere
with a man's smokln his pipe."
Sane Fourth Advice.
If you can't be sane
My little man,
Bo just as sane
As ere you can.
If those train robbers are going to
continue operations It would suit a
lot of people better If they confined
their attentions to the freight department.
Ach, Xcln, Splnkyrintz
Cobweb skirts are the latest In
New York. Is It because It enables
ono to spy der figure? R. Splngey-vlntz.
Why doesn't someone suggest that
Attorney Marble of the Lorlmer In
vestigation has a hard name? Don't
leave It all to Splnkcyvlntz.
" It may be true that, In this train
robber chase, -the bloodhounds lost
the cent, but they have at least two
bones each coming to them. '
Some-one handed us this; "If they
bar Cornell from future crew races
will they let Wisconsin?" Oh, Wal
fred quit your splashing.
In Jersey City saloons must be
called cafes. A saloon will Bmell
the same by any other name.
Old Man Umph says, "The beaks
of the noo battulshlps are formidible
to the enlmy but It is the bills thet
Bkare the taxpayur."
Where Is the old fellow who used
to say "g'lang" to his horse?
Ho thought he was a hunter bold,
Ho talked In matter vapid;
The only thlngjho ever shot
Was when he shot a rapid.
Undo Epp says he Is glad he lives
In a city where there Isn't any street
car comnany for everyone to kick
about.
The Crooked Path.
What would I give for a chance to
walk
The winding roads once more,
The turns in the roads that surely
talk
And say, "Come you, explore?"
Thoro was ho who chose the path
that's straight,
With the goal in sight before; '
Ho know the path, ho knew what fato
Had at the end In store.
And the ono who took the crooked
path;
What sort of man was ho?
A sinner doomed to bear a load
Unto eternity? .
COSTER HAS LONG END
OF CHANCE AGAINST RIVERS
LOS ANGELES, Cul., July 1.
Admirers of Joe Coster, the husky
little bantam who is scheduled to
clash 20 rounds here on the after
noon of July 4 with Joe Rivers, nre
plnnkinj down nil their looso change
on tho little enstornor at the juicy
odds of 10 to 8. Coster's malinger
snys thnt he is going to pet do.vn
thoir end of tho nurse at these odds,
s ho boliovcs thnt a comparison of
tho records of tho two boys will show
thnt Coster should bo tho favorite.
No flaw has been found, in Coster's
eondition mid the fact thnt Myers
hns been made the favorite is duo np
parcntly to the determination of his
COURAGE, PURPOSE AND LOVE
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AS wc grow older, the bright hopes of youth thnt crim
soned tho morning sky, l'mlo into a dull and duller
day.
Tho fair rosebuds of promise, whoso perfume scented
the earlier hours, strew our paths with withered crimson
ed petals.
The restless finger of time etches us with relentless
lines, recording with our years, our passions, cares and
follies.
Our sins and errors made the by gone years like mile
stones, and each stone records the burial of some, of the
aspirations of youth, some of the illusions that brightened
the dawn.
As the years sped by, we have seen more or less of life,
tasted its joys and pleasures, telt its sorrows and pains,
its absurdities, injustice and inequalities and some times
tilings seem strangelv aurv.
"We see merit ousted, and genius shelved. "We see the
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lizard reaching by its torturous progress, the same peaks
as the eagle in its flight and tho buzzard soaring as high
as the king of birds.
We see vice parading in the clothes of virtue, dis
honesty lingering in the lap of the sanctimonious, rascal
ity lurking in the seats of the mighty, and the god of gold
blindly worshipped instead of the god of love. "
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Yet we have learned but little of life with its fortunes
and misfortunes, its hopes and disappointments, if from its
flimsy vanities we have not. plucked courage.
Courage, that mysterious blendiner of faith.'of stamina.
of bravery, that enables us to live through the midnight
of disaster, defying the tempests of dispair, into tho day
of accomplishment.
Yes, to pluck us from despondency and disappointment,
we are given courage the martial music of the soul.
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And we have learned but little if the fitful flares of
youthful ambition which once lit the skv with our desides,
have not condensed into the steady burning light of pur
pose.
The rainbow ends of our early dreams vanished with
the dewy morn. We knew so much then now we see
"through a glass darkly" and catching the reflection of
a iixecl star, we guide our course b it.
Yet if from life with its sadness, gladness and mad
ness, we have not learned love, courage and purpose are
but "sounding brass and tinkling cymbal."
We have missed the great lesson of life, love, the liar
mony of the choir invisible.
The inspirations of the beautiful world, tin's impen
etrable sky, the faces of friends, have all been lost upon
us.
Destiny has placed us all together, sailing to that
bourne whence no traveler returns. Wc cannot live alone
or life would have no meaning. We are here to help and
be helped. And in helping one another, we find life in
highest meaning Love.
So, we must help and be helped, that our path mav bo
come like the path of the just "A shining light, shiu
ing more and more unto the perfect da '
Monthly Digest Important Public Land Decisions
Tho FnlltmliiK Important ,mv PoJuU Have Itoeontly Hecu Uoeltlotl by the Monetary of tho lutorlot'.
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Homestead.
Where a tiling hut boon rejected
without uotloo because of failure to
comply with the. regulation!! govern
ing declaratory Hlntoiuoiits, tho laud
department has authority to reinstate
any such application that may lmo
lapsed by failure of tho applicant
through Ignorance or want of nutlro
on his part, provided the html Im titlll
subject to tho application and there
Is no adverse clnlin and no valid
reason appears why It should not ho
granted,-
A preference right granted to a
successful contestant Isu privilege
over others to make some lawful ou
ts not a property or Interest In tho
laud that ho can assign or transfer,
citing Verluda Vinson (U h. ..
I4U): Schelllug vb, Kullr (32 U I).
40(5); Taylor v Urnves (:if L. 1).,
SO).
Under the provisions of sections
22'J 1-2202, providing for the order of
succession In case, of the ontryiunn's
death, the laud department will not
nttempt to determine iinestloas of
heirship, hut will leave such questions
to the local courts. Any party claim
ing interest -may make proof, which
Inures to tho benefit of all according
to their legal rights, and tho certifi
cate will issue to the heirs or lawful
successors to the right of the entry
man, thus discharging tho full duty
of tho laud department. Citing Turn
er vs. wiicox neirs (as u v., ivsi-ii.
sub-contractor, does nut entitle him
j have absences credited as residence.
Although working for the government
ho Is charged with the same iitittulory
reiiulreiiieiitH us, If ho woie working
for u private Individual. Cltlngjuuo
ported case of llurton vs. Nl (tie
elded Juno s, l0lh r
Act of .tune tl, ll'OO (Ml Stat ,
GSH), gives the right to u married
woman to make entry, who has prior
to marriage settled upon an unim
proved tract, lint the man slie mar
ried must not at the time bo claiming
a separate tract under tho homestead
law. Tho marriage does not, per so,
Interfere' with the tight of tlto wife
ttt make final proof.
An eutrymau under the tliuher ami
stone act, must show by affidavit thai
htt has made a prior personal luripoc
tlnu of tho laud, as provided In the
rules and regulations Issued under
that act, Citing Mary S. Ness IU7
I.. ., r.S2) ami V. S. s. Wood (7n
i'ed. Hop.. ISfi).
While tho act Itself does nut specif
ically require such a regulation, the
same is not Inconsistent therewith
and Is a reasonable rciilicmcnt In
order to carry out the purposes of the
act.
The department will take notice
that title to property of tho Catholic
church rests In the bishop or arch
lilshop as a corporation solo under (he
pullt) of that church.
( MI 1 . 11 ltlt!l
V. II, I, i l.nii t
This section of the iilntutos tinea
not cnntoiupluto that mnio t tut n tme
mill site shall bit acquired In ciuinoo
lion with a gioup of bale olnlnls, In
tho absence of a spentflo showing In
that regard. Citing llnnl Cash Claims
(:ii i,. it., ;iur.
In disposing of a duly contested
mineral entry, and In considering the
respective surveys! the position of
each claim ami their relative po'tl
lions, must be determined as I ho
claims are defined and ostuldlshod up
on the ground and nil errors of tie
serlptlou tif thti position of elthel
claim, ami of tho conflicts between
them, must give way thereto, follow
lug tho rule In tho case of Sluuotl s
.lewett CKI I. I)., HI)
THE OCCASION.
B Duncan M. Smith.)
Hurrah.
'Tis drawing nearer,
The day
We celebrate 1
And there
Is warning ample.
We won't
Have loii) to wait.
No need
To tell
The children
They know it,
I should say
For what
Have they
Been doing
Hut wuiting
For the day?
And it
Is an occasion
To stir
The sluggish breast.
Tho birthday
Of a nation
That seems
To stand the test.
Tho day
Our sturdy fathers
Hose up
And signed ,
The pact,
Tho famous
Declaration -
Thnt made
This land
A fact,
So let
Tho small boy
Holler
And fill the air
With sound ;
It's only onco
A twelvemonth
Tho glorious
Day comes round.
THOUGHT FOR
WEEK.
THE
A little thought will bIiow you how
vastly your own happiness depends on
the way other people bear themselves
toward you. Tho looks nnd tones at
your breakfaat table, tho conduct of
your fellow workers or employers, the
faithful or unreliable men you deal
with, what people say to you on the
street, tho way your cook and hous.
maid do their work, tho letters you
get, the friends or fops you meet
these things make up very much of
the pleasure or misery of your day.
Turn tho idoa around, and remember
that Just so much aro you adding to
tho pleasure or misery of other peo
ple's days. And this is tho half of
tho matter which you can control.
Whether any particular day shall
bring to you more of happiness or of
suffering is largely beyond your pow
er to determine. Whether each day
of your lifo shall glvo happiness or
suffering rests with you reel r.
George S. Merrlam.
A Hymn of Fth ami Trnt in fiwl.
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followers to play him through to tho
end of his winning streak. Rivers
Iiiib not yet had n single decision
chalked up ngninst him. Both fight
ers tire on edgo for Tuesday's contest.
Look for the ad that offers it to
you. second-hand, nt a real bargain'
Look for the ad that calls for you
among the help wanted ads.
Look nt tho "For Sale" adsand
nt some of the things that ure adver
tised for salo.
Who trusts Jn God a strong ahode
In heaven and earth possesses.
Who looks In Iovo to Christ abovo,
N'o fear his heart oppresses.
In Thee alone, deaj Lord, wo own
Sweet hope and consolutlnn,
Our shield from foes and balm for
woes,
Our great and sure salvation.
Though Satan's wrath beset our path
And worldly scorn assail us,
Whilo Thou art near, wo will not fear,
Thy Htrcngth shall novor fall us.
Thy rod and staff shall keep us safe
And guido our stops forever.
N'or shades of death nor hell honeath
Our souls-from Thco shall Bovor.
In all tho strlfo of mortal lifo
Our feet shall stand securely.
Temptation's hour shall loso its power
For Thou shall guard us suroiy.
Oh, God, ronow with heavenly dew
Our body, soul and spirit
Until wo stand at Thy right hand
Through Jesus' saving merit.
Jeachim Madgo, Germany, 1G72.
Look for tho nd that describes the
placo you would liko to own.
Section 22it it. S. provides for sue
cession In case of death of tho on
tryninn anil the person or persons en
titled to complete the entry, In tho
order of succession named In tho stat
ute, takes such right and acquires
title direct from the government and
not by virtue of inheritance or be
quest from the eutrymau. Hut where
there Is no widow nnd there are no
heirs qualified to take, the devisee to
whom the entryman hail bequeather
all his right and Interest In tho land,
while not deriving title under the
will Is made by such bequest the
representative of tho entryman and
may complete the entry under the ex
press terms of the statute as the next
beneficiary" In tho 'order of succession
named therein. Citing Tobias Heck
nor (C L. I)., 134).;
An entryniun engaged In the busi
ness of carrying the U. S. mail as a
.Mining.
Tho decision of the department In
capper bullion claims (3S I,. I). 27),
holding that an entry must bo can
celed where It appears that no obsta
cle or barrier prevented tho comple
tion of the patent proceedings within
the calendar year, according to the
rules and regulations; ami no reason
other than neglect or lack of atten
tion was urged as an excuse for the
delay, will no longer Ite followed by
the department In ex parte cases.
A building or buildings used mer
ely for the purpose of housing minors
employed upon a mining claim Is not
such a mining or milting agency ns
Is contemplated In Section 2.'t:t7 of
the Revised Statutes of the V. S., the
f'onuectlou between occupancy or use
to which the laud has heen put and
operative mlunlug or milling being
too remote to warrant Its belnx ( ao
copied. Citing Alaska Copper Co.,
A Hint From Paris
Lirrinu or cuxioi,Kei:
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riioro curinwnr mi, i uniuu"
xra.ii( cormmiiT mi. w ""' uwuu ca
Charlotte Co-day rp wlta MacH ilUUvtu
and pink roei.
SANT FI.AXCJ.SCO, Cul., July 1.
The board of supervisors were ad
vised today by City Attorney Long
not to interfere in the eontrover-iy
among the, members on the lionnl oi
the Panama Exposition eompan.v
over the bite of tho 101ft world' fair.
The opinion was addressed to u sub
committee of the hoard, appointed to
examino the mhisability of submitting
tho selection of the sito for the fair
at it special election.
WOOD FOR SALE
Limited amount of Dry Ash, elthor
block or split Low pries.
Phone 3311
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Mr. W. H. Harris nnd chlldmn,
Ksteomed Nelghlior.
Wo know that this letter will find
you filled with grief at the loss of
your dear wife, wo know tho great
affliction you suffer.
A more faithful companion never
lived, n true wife and devoted moth
er. Xo higher eulogy can be pro
nounced upon any woman.
How the little motherless children
will miss her sweet presence, truly
tho great central sun of your house
hold has gone down, and wo as neigh
bors ami Modern Woodman truly
deeply sympathlzo with you In your
deep affliction. Let iIh hope however
In tho language of Scripture "I go
to prepare n place for you" that In
he Golden Summer of another life,
children, mother and father will
gather again In a swj'ot reunion
where partings are unknown,
I! tho Committee,
J. (5. MKDLKY,
J. W. IIANNKUS,
87 J. K. LAWHHNCU
Hasklns for Health.
NOTICE
Wi: CLOSK JULV -ITII
One customers, who may ileslro
their clothes cleaned ami press
ed for that day, will confer a
favor by sending in (Itch- wear
ing apparel, or telephoning iih,
ami wo will have our drivers
call for same, by the middle of
this week. I'leaso bear this In
mliiil.
PANTORITJM
DYE WORKS OO.
B orth l'lr Street.
Phones '-'It Home, IM II Par.
No law or depart mental ruling pro
hibits entry of a tract under tho non
mtueral laud laws, ineiely hecauso It
Is contiguous to tho end of a lode
claim. However, (he fat-l that a trail
snuxht to he enletetl under the uon-
mlueral laws adjoins a patented lode
claim on Its end would K"'in to ten
tier necessary tho huIiiuIshIou oi a
higher degree of proof to establish
Its non-mineral cliantcter than would
be otlterwiso inquired.
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The pnnlsco contained In tho sev
enth section of the act of March M,
I '.Hip, provide for the protection of
tint surface rights of entry moil, and
It Is entirely competent tor the laud
tlepaitment to Inquire Into the good
faith of an eutrymau, for tho pur
pose of ascertaining whether or not
thmo has lieeu a compliance with the
requlromontsNif tho guuem! law un
der which the unu-uilneral entry was
made.
It Is a Aouoiul rule that where
minerals have heen found and the
evidence Im of such character that tt
person of ordinary prudence would be
Justified In tho further expenditure
of his labor nnd means with a reason
able prospertt of sumuM In develop
ing a paying ml do, the requirements
of the statutes have been made
The got eminent Is more Interested
In the mlueial showing In tho claim,
than lu the place where th mineral
In u claim In situated.
As a general rule, claims should al
ways ho held Willi! If mlimnil I dis
covered wit bin them, wind her it be
at tho discovery shaft or olnowhorc
PRODUCERS
FRUIT CO.
Our office Is now located III our pack
lug house, and Ix open for the season
Prom now on wo will have the tlnlo
reports all market, showing prlrev
realized by the California Fruit 1)1
trlhutors, and all other shippers.
Any one Interested Is Invited to
come In and look them over nnd com
pare prices. Ily shipping with us yon
will have all tho advantages, of tin
largest nnd mnt-compl"lo docldunu
soiling organization In tho United
States anil nt a lower cost to you than
lu tho past.
Last year wo handled nearly ten
thousand car loads, or seventy-six pei
cent of the entire California crop,
ltcmomhcr wo
P O () L" X O T II I X O
All fruit Is sold on Its Indlvldua'
merits, nnd each growers name ant)
prices realized for ecch shipment an
published In the catalogues. Pooling
was tried anil fulled yearn ago lu Call
fornln.
If you want to soil sen us, If you
want material, Inspect our samples
and K'it our prices before purchas
In if.
PICO I) VC Kits J-'HUIT (Ml
K, M. McKeauy, Northwestern Agent
Home Phono 1M2. Pacific 7001,
Manicuring
Nash Hotel Barber Shop
FLAGS
That's All
Medford
Book
Store
Draperies
Wo enrry u very coniploto Hun of
ilruimrk'M. land curtains, fixtures, etc.,
nml lo all oImssks of iinliulstnrlng. A
siioalal man to look ufUir tills work
oxcluslvuly and will idvo a, good
sorvlcii us Is poHHlblo to Kt In uvun
thti lurKust oltlcH.
WccRs & McCowan Co
Where to Go
Tonight
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NATATORIUM
iHWIMMINtJ TPll HATIIS
1UU DANt'l.; HATI'ltDAV NKHII
HlliLIAim PAItl.Olt
Coolest place lu town.
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THIIIIK (iDOH (INKS
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WHAT IIAPPUMill TO AI'NTV
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THE ISIS THEATRE
lIMit IllC ATiitACiiON
IIAItTVNK AMI HAICHV
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Coined) (inn inter ('limine AilNl
Tho net that l'aiitHe billed as a
special atirat-tioii ami mm imii
crowded his plny-hmiso for the
past wiw-H u In n ami will m lime J
for the ue,i four days singing
i and tlnuctiiK. and Jokes that nre a ?
i pleasure to listen to. n ever ono
I Is hi-lm full of fun and all now.
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NAT THEATRE
Is now open every uliclit, and Hat
unlay and HumUy afternoons. The
coxiest and coolest theater lu town,
riuost of light and the host film
subjects.
Chang" of program Kumlnys,
Wednesday h ami I'rldays. Admis
sion 10c Ciime out i and you will
come again.
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TOXICHT
Collie (imoge of Piiignim
VAt'llHVILLi:
MOVIMi I'lCTCHCS
Admission NOW I tic.
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AFTER ALL IT
NARROWS
DOWN
TO
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The Merrivold Shop
FOR
Envelopes
llll W. Main Ht Medford.
NOW OPEN
New Hloctrlo Hhou Repair Hhop
Work tlono while you wait. Hat
Ihfactlon giijirunteed,
F, L. Sherman
ilii Ho. hitMi Street.
Rock Spring
Coal
ON HAND ALU TUB TIMN.
Office and Coal Yard, Twelfth noil
I'Vont HlreelM.
Phono 7101,
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THE COAI. MAN ' 1
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