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NEWS
New Cases.
Charles Hertford ot nl vs. V. E.
(loodn. Action to recover money.
Mulkoy A Cherry attorneys for plain-
tiff.
Win. Scott vs. L. P. Hubbard. Suit
tn equity. Mnlkoy & Cherry attorneys
for plaintiff.
CONSUL GENERAL TO
LOSE APPOINTMENT
Probate.
Kfttato ot liiieretla Woolvcrton or
der causing water to bo connected.
Inventory nnd approvement filed,
Allowing estate valued at $1,466:95.
Kstate of May Anderson, Inventory
and appraisement filed showing es
tatp valued at $10,000.
Estate of James r. Beay, order
appointing It. L. Sabln administra
tor and,W. T. Grieve, and B. M. Col
lins and James M. Cronemlllcr. appraisers.
Court News,
for Incorporation
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County
Order made
nutto Palls.
County Hospital report for July,
filed and approved.
Order admitting D. R. McGregor
to county hospital. ,
Monthly statement of county offi
cers filed and approved.
In the matter of. the relief of
Maggie Noble, order allowing $25.
Petition of J. J. Doosey for county
toad disallowed.
In the matter of the county road
petlttonedfor by O. B. Mathews, ct
nl order vacating road.
Order approving report of WraJ
Gerig In work, done on Prospect
toad. . , , ,
In the matter of the road petition
ed for by "W. Turnbough et al. Road
established.
In the matter of the application
of C. C. Pierce for Information of
deed of dedication, order granting"
came.
WASHINGTON', D. C, Aug. C
An effort to prevent the reconimonda
Hon ot the dismissal of the United
States Consul General William 11.
Michael at Calcutta, and of Qsburs-
Ing Clerk Thomas Morrison of the
state department for their connection
with tho payment of n voucher for a
portrait of Justice Day former sec
retary ot state failed In tho house
this afternoon,
Tho recommnedatlon of tho com
mittee on expenditures In tho state
department, contained In their report
on the day portrait atflar, was up be
fore the house. Representative Lcn
root (republican, Wisconsin) offered
an amendment ordering all papers
forwarded to the president nnd eli
minating the recommendation tor dis
missal. At first tho tellers announc
ed that tho amendment was adopted,
but It was discovered that n uilstako
of ten votes had been made and the
amendment was lost, 12? to 135.
Michael was formerly a clerk In tho
state department.
Real Estate Transfers.
Siskiyou IHghti Co to Elizabeth
P. Torney, property In pro
posed extension ot Siskiyou
Heights add . . . 1 1
Siskiyou Heights Co. to Eliza
beth F. Torney, property In
Siskiyou Heights add 875
Jason Hartman to C. J. Kenney
property in Pool & Kllpple
add, Jacksonville , ,. . . . 500
C. . J. Kenney to John Lyden,
property in Pool ft Kllpple
add, Jacksonville 1
John Lyden to Anpa I. Lyden
Kenney, property In"JPool'&
Klipple add, Jacksonville. 1
Anna I. Lyden Kenney to Laura
O. Gould, property In Pool
& Kllpple add, Jacksonville 500
C. H. French to W. C. Long,
land in township 36, 4 west 10
W.C. Knlghten to J. J. Fryer,
property In Central Add,
Eagle, o!nt .f 300
J. A. Mcintosh to DellaT J.
Drown, lot 2, block 1, Bunga
low add, Medford 10
Harold D. Foster, to Elizabeth
if. Poster. Power ot attorney
Geo. W. Vanderpool to P. B.
Whitney, lots 3 and 4, block
M. R. R. Add, Ashland.... 700
Advertised Letters.
The following list of letters re
mnin uncalled for nt the postoffiee
nt Medford, Or., Wednesday Au
gust 42, mil:
E. S. Buford, Mrs. Ida ' Barry,
Mrs. Catherine Barker, Mrs. John
Cndzow, Albert Collins, E. W. Coffee,
O. F. Cox, J. R. Delnplain, Mrs. Mer
rinm DeWhite, Miss Mabel Diffendu
fer, Mrs. Daniel Dean, Mrs. P. Hor
sey E. B. Drake, Daisy KvnmOW
O. Farmer, Anna M. (linns, 11. U.
Gnmmil, General Electric Qo Roht.
Gibson. tJeorge Graham, J. Grndins
Wineenty Grunsemers, A. E. Hnll
(2), Edw. Hade, Jack Hoffman, J.
B. Hoffman, Jos. E. Johnson J. M
Kerr, Mrs. Belle, Kirkpatrick, Chns.
Lyons, Frank MeCnbe, Mrs. Miller
J Miss Lizzie Meyers, Perkins & Ly
ons, Rogue R, Fruit Distributing Co.,
-It. J. Rose.. Yernic Russell, Savers.
Cure All Remedy Cp., Geo. Selby,
A. E. Swift- Mrs. Cecil Stocker, .Mrs.
J. D. Wnngin, G rover West, Mrs.
Ella Wnrmoth. Bert Winslow, Miss
Mnzie Wilson, Brady Wood, Orville
Woriey, Blanche Williams. R. E.
Williams, Mnrtin Yegerbcrg.
NEW YORK Police Inspector
O'Brien and Fir,e. Marshal Brophy.
mistaking each other In the dark
ness for crooks, each attempted to
arrest the other after dodging around
for an hour and a half.
STATE BOYS SITE
CAPITAL EXTENSION
SALEM, Ore., Aug. 5. Tho state
board today purchased tho Hoinan
property thus securing title to tho
entire block on which tho additional
capital buildings will bo erected, Ar
chitect Knighton will begin preparing
plaitR for the building at onco ami It
Is thought it will bo completed neit
year.
Cduvtct-mado brick will bo used
nnd convict labor employed as far ns
posBlblci nnd thus a building consld
ernbly in excess ot tho appropriation
ot $100,000 cau bo built.
TELEGRAPHIC TAIL0IDS.
RICHMOND, Va. More than $1,
000,000 In Jewelry and precious
stones are on display hero today as
a feature of tho annual convention of
the National Retail Jewelers As
sociation.
TEANECK. N. J. Thloves looted
the homo of Georgo A. SIpp ot $1,000
worth of booty but overlooked Jew
elry valued at $15,000 fn an open
safe which the robbers thought locked.
PORTLAND. Ore. Reauests for
Information concerning Oregon aud
the Pacific Slope, to the number of
30,000 have been received by the
Portland Commercial Club since Jan
uary 1.
BLOOMFIELD. N. J. Falling as
leep In the barber chair, Wilbur
Goodenough dreamed he was being
run down by an aeroplane. Ho Jump
ed aud tho barber cut off tho tip of
his nose.
Mary L. Whitney to Alice But
ler, lots 3 and 4, block M,
R. R.iAdd. Ashland, 10
Eariam J. Bratney to Mrs. J. A.
Bratney, c land in township
,ooo 1 GSt
B. A. Sherwln to F. G. Me Wil
liams, lots 15, 16, 17 and
IS. block P, R. R., Add,
Ashland 1
F. G. McWilllams to Arthur
. Conklln, lots 15, 16, 17 and
18,. block P, R. R. Add, Ash
land '.. 10
Louis E. Wakeman to Farmers
& Fruitgrowers Bank, lot
1 and east 2, lot 2 Woolver
ton's Snb-dlvi8lon Medford.. 2000
Louis E. Wakeman to Farmers
& Fruitgrowers Bank, land
in township 38, 2 east.... 6000
BRULE. Neb. Charging that
Nels Ferguson caused his prlzo roos
ter to become drunk ana tnai me
"nlckled" cock killed its coopmate
and lost Its plumago as a result ot
tho spree. Herman RosEer has filed
suit for $500 damages.
PLAN AUTO HIGHWAY
MEXICO JO CANADA
PORTLAND, dr., AMg. 5. Pre
paratory to thet official oening of
.the, convention of the Pacific High4
way asi.ociat.inii this afternoon, a
meeting of motorists who nre here to
attend the sessions met informally
litis forenoon nt the Commercial club.
The convention will end tomorrow
night.
In addition to undertaking n cam
paign for the Letternient of roads in
the northwest, it is expected that
the association will decide to tnKC
part in n campaign for n Tia Jiianu
Vancouver, B. C, highway along the
const.
LIGHT RAINS BLANKET
CACADE FOREST FIRES
SALEM, Or., Aug. 5. Light rnins
in the CnKcnde nnd const range
mountains durine the last three days
lias resulted in blanketing the forest
.fires, according to report nt the for
estry office today.
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DOWNWARD PRICES
RULE STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK, Aug. 5. -At today's
oponUig of the stock market prices
again tendered sharply downward.
Union Pacific los.t t 1-3 and United
Stntea Steel, St. Paul, Rending, Great
Northern, Lehigh Valley Generul
Electric and others declined all tho
way from largo fractions to a point
nud a half.
Support was offered at mnrked re
cessions and tho market recovered
some ground, but closed feverish.
Bonds wero steady.
HOODLUMS MAKE
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HIDEOUS
WILDE NOT TO ASK
CHANGE OF VENUE
PORTLAND, Or.. Aug. -l.l.tuus
.1. Wilde, brought from California lo
Oregon to answer to a charge of em
bezzlement of funds of the Oregon
Trust & Savings company does not
expect lo nsk for a change of venue.
"I expect tu receive fair treat
ment in Portland, and have come
prepared lo fight it out," he said to
day. 'Wilde lias not employed u loenl at
torney so far. No further court pro
ceedings will be taken, until the de
fense has had liiuu lo examine the
indictment und map out u course of
action.
SOON IEGIN WORK UPON
RAILROAD TO MERRILL
KLAMATU-FAU.S. Or.. Aug. fi.- -Indications
are that work will he be
gun on this road from Klamath Falls
to Merrill in the near future. The
road to he, known as the Modoc
Northern Itnihvay, is the property of
the Southern Pacific. The contracts
for right of way in the vicinity of
Merrill provide, that work must oe
started by September next. Some
few nights ago the persons who had
sold rights of way to tho Modoe
Xorthcni wero notified to remove the
improvements from the premises.
This is taken to indicate that some
notion is to be taken in the immedi
ate future.
It is understood that the contrac
tors, Erickson'. & I'ettcrsoii, on this
end of the , Klamath Falls-Natron
out off will complete their contract
early this fall and that very little
work can he" done on this road until
late next Rpring., The condition has
given strength to the report that
Erickson & Peterson nre to begtj
.work on. the road to Merrill just n
soon ns thoy complete their present
contract. The roud to Merrill trnv
crses the Klamath hnsin and is prac
tically level. If, the entire force cf
Erickson fc 1'cttcriM.Mi were trans
ferred to this ijrojpct there is no
reason why the Mndoc-Nortlicrn
should nof he operating trains be
tween tho two town, by ti first of
the year. ,,7,,, ,
Considerable complaint has been
mnde recently regarding n huge gaun
of hoodlums who make merry night
ly in (lie city park, and the police
force litis set tiliout cor'jetlnir I lie
matters. Mutters reached n clliuu.x
recently when some ten or twelve
young persons gathered in the park
and kept up their merrymaking uti
til u Into hour dlslurhingill ot tloJ
residents of that section of tho city,
The ioio have as yo umdo tin
arrests, hut they it i c kecplpg a close
wnteh on the park tiiul if tho oftVptut
is repented the offenders wilt lie
prosecuted.
Newbro's
Herpicide
DOCKMEN'S STRIKE DOUbLCS
PRICE OF MEAT IN LONDON
LONDON, Aug. .1. M'eat prices in
the city are exactly double tho orr
dinnrj' figure because of the doe'e
men's strike. Provisions generally
are selling at higher prices than they
have for many years.
A decision on the arbitration
movement will be, made tonight and
if nn unfavorable decision is rendered
100,000 mqn will go out on Monday.
Naves Worry, Saves Money, Haven the
Hair
If you want to free your head of
dandruff and stop falling hair, you
must sooner or Inter reoort to Now-
bro's Herpicide.
By using Horplcldo first you save
yourself worry, which Is denlruble,
you save money, which Is n conslderu
lion, and you save your hair, which
Is the moHt Important of all,
Why not profit by tho experience
of Mrs. S. A. Lee, of 110 South 4th
street, Richmond, Va., who writes;
"Four years'' residence In Indln
ruined my hair until It was but two
Inches long and very thin. I tried
everything In Europe and America
without benefit until I was Induced
to use Herpicide. My hair Is now
long, soft und silky nud natural col
or,, while before It was quite gray.
My friends never tro of admiring my
hair."
Mrs. Leo's story Is a ty Ideal his
tory of hair troubles. After every
thing elite tells Ncwbro's Herpicide
brings relief. It would bo Just ns
effective If used first.
Newbro's Herpicide kills the dand
ruff germ and prevents falling hair.
It stops itching of tho scalp nlmoMt
Instantly. No matter whnt the claims
of others, Herpicide Is tho only gen
uine original dandruff gemr destroy
er. One dollar size bottles guaranteed.
Sold by nil druggists. Applications
at good barber shops.
Send 10c for sample bottle to The
Herpicide Co., Dupt. R.. Detroit,
Mich.
MKUrOit!) PHARMACY'
Spclil AgenlN, Near INrnt Office.
Night or Day.
R0SSEVELT APPROVED TRUST.
(Contlniiod from Pago 1.)
director of any railroad."
"So would I, so would I," inter
rupted tho colonel, pounding tho tnblo
with his fist.
"Then," Stanley continued, "I
would see that business was conduct
ed properly."
"I agree with your general purpose
thoroughly," Jtoosovelt acquiesced. "I
would evon go further. I favor tho
government having direct control over
these big corporations,"
With this the colonel's examination
ended. Aftonm oxchango of courtes-
mltteo and himself, he forced his way
through tho crowd that Jnnnnndtlio
room, 4
After Colonel Roosevelt wnn ex
cused, CtmrloH.M. Schwab; whir yes.
tordny nssoiled that he was tho ori
ginator o ftho plan to form the Ulilted
HIu'.oh Steel Corporation, resumed I lie
Htnnd.
LJ..I......K fl,i. mi.. ..... iitnklil I
miMXIII ll."",,ivr. (-,,!, ,..(
declared ho bellnvod-Ills notion was
nuoensury, tho committee proved by
ninny witnesses that tho Tennessee
Company rtn one o ftho hoot. steel
proportion In I lio world; that tt could
produce ntel moto cheaply than the
triiHt, und Unit Its ai'cUiIhIUoii, "to
imvo tho HlluntlOii," gavo tho trust
tho ownership of duo of Its most
In Hplto of tho fad that lloosnvldfl powerful cuiuptitltnrn..
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The Tiny Tads af great rehown
Have come to visit in gur' town,
And evry week thsy will appear
Upoh this space that ws have here;
To do their- clever lifctls stunts
With Boojums and Umbr-cllaphants
And strange Bazooks and Jahberwocks
And all that weird and jumbled mess
Of bsasts from the Bswildsmcss.
You ask us why we get these Tads ,
To ds their frolics in eur ads?
Well, first of all they catch your y;
Ahd next eur offsrings ysu spy,
Thsn, just to try us snee, ysu csms
(The rest is simpls as a sum)
Ohcs corns, you'll ten tim?s come again;
Small profits multiplied by ten,
Good deals which bring you oe r and o er,
Ts help yourself and hslp sur stors.
And nsw we prayou watch this space
With plsasure writteh onour face,
So we may khew that gsodly chsck
Dsmanded by Gustavs Vsrheck
Has not been altogether lost
A SMILE FROM Y0Ufepays our cost!
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