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MAY NOT SEND
FOR CUMMINGS
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Man Arrested at Sacramento
Charged With Statutory Crime
May Be Allowed to Go Complain
ing Witness at Portland in School.
WILL FCY TO SOUTH POLE.
Hart CummliiKs, wanted lti this
city for n statutory crime, who wnB
nrrcHtetl ut Bncrnmento Thursday,
may not bo brought back to Medford
for trial. District Attorney Mulkoy,
with whom tho fiiml decision rests, Is
nl Monmouth, O., but It is believed
that ho will not havo tho ban brought
back, owing to the fact that tho com
plaining witness in tho caso Is now
at Portland, an Inmate of tho InstI
tutlon conducted by tho Boys and
Girls' Aid society.
Cummlngs was wanted tor a stat
utory offense. His victim is said to
bo tho 14-year-old daughtor of Mrs.
Mick Spanos of this city. Mrs. Spa
no8 was formerly Mrs. Hanscomo.
An effort to get In touch with tho
district attorney has so far failed.
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WHO WILL TEACH
YOUR CHILDREN
Tho Itbt of teachers for tiie com
ing year in tho Medford bchools is
ay follows:
High School.
Edward P. Killian, principal; Flor
ence Marshall, English; Harriet M.
Cox commercial; C. V. irost, mnu
ucl training; Eunice Munson, Eng
libh and science; S. B. Hall science;
Uolcu Santee, Latin and German;
Mary Belle Estes, muthemntics;
Bertha Wclbh, domestic science; Ma
blo Mcars, industrial art; Jennie
May Suedicor, art.
Lincoln School.
R. V. Dunham, principal; Maria 1.
White, assistant; Anna Lansing, 7th
grude; Arabroscne Murphy, fith Cnr
M. Jack, 5th; Jc&sic V. Pierce, 4th;
Bernico Carder, 3d; Kute Stine 2d;
Mury Peter 1st. '
Roosevelt School.
Elizabeth B- McKay, "principal;
Anna II. Burucher, li. grade: Mabel
I. Myers, 3d; Mary E. Moore, 2d;
Julia Fielder, 1st.
Tacksoa School.
Jrcno Lansing, principal; May Mor
1 doff, 4th grade; Florence S. Uorrick,
3d; Mary Jones, 2d; Maud Phllbrook,
1st.
Washington School.
II. S. Stine; principal; Harriet Cas
tle, 8th; Martha L. Bare- 7th; Inez
II. Coffin, Cth; Myrtle Clayville, 5th:
Leila Prim, 4th; Viola Pheister, 3d;
Jessie Wilson, 2d; Laurana Round,
2d primary; Emily De Vcef 1st pri
mary. Janitors and Districts.
The janitors this year are Ilnrry
Meshler, high school; Lincoln school;
Lincoln school, Jimmy Robinson:
Washington, Billy Wilson; Roose
velt, Rulphio Bullock; Jackson' Char
ley Wolgoomtt
Tho city will bo divided into four
parts for tho first five grades as
follows :
Washington All south of Slain
and west of railroad.
Jackson All north of Muin and
west of Holly.
Lincoln AH north of Main nnd
east to railroad track and all lying
between tho railroad track and the
creek.
Roosevelt All east of the creek.
Tho city will bo divided into two
parts for tho Cth, 71h and 8th grades
as follows:
Washinuton-r-AU south of Main to
Oakdale avenue, thence north to
Fourth street aud west to boundary
line.
Lincoln All tho rest of the city.
Lieutenant YVntkins, who is to ac
company Br. Douglas Mnwfon's ex
pedition in qucft of the South Pole
and who is to attempt a final tlnMi
to tho polo by monoplane, has packed
up ins mnchmo and snipped it to
Australia.
Lieutenant Wntkins is u well known
Knglish aviator, who learned to fly
on n Howard-Wright biplane.
ILLNESS ROBS
HIM OF REASON
James K. Darnell, Who Has Been III
for More Than Elojit Years Will
Probably Be Sent to State Asylum
at Salem.
NO ARRESTS FOR
BURNING NEGRO
Officers Take No Steps to Punish
Ringleaders of Mob Which Tears
Negro From Jail and Burns Him
to Death.
OwliiR to continued 111 health
which has extended over tho nnat
eight years, James K. D.irncll, who
resides at tho east end of Fourteenth
street, will probably bo sent to the
state asylum for tho Insane at Sa1em
as he Is snid to havu completely lost
his reason and his family fear that
ho will injure himself unless proper
ly safeguarded.
Mr. Darnell has been 111 for many
years, most of tho time being at the
very threshold of death. Yet at times
ho scorns to rally to a considerable
extent. Recently ho has lost his rea
son and this has led his family to
take tho necessary legal steps to have
him sent to tho, asylum.
KEEP YOUR HAIR
CLEAN AND BRIGHT
COURT?
ouas
NEWS
Now Onoa.
James Barrett vs. Marion Hun
yard; suit to quiet title.
K. W. Clenut s.JJ. M. Clemo; suit
for divorce.
K. M. Mrintlre vs. B. A. Shiuia
felt ct nl; suit to tpiict title.
(lus A. Firebuugh s. James L.
Firebaugh; auit for divorce.
MarrlaKv IiUimko.h.
August 21, William Hartlelt ami
Mrs. Marion Kenton of Gold Hill.
Circuit Court.
Application of Sarah S. Van Dyke
to register title. Dectvo grunted.
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(From Eastern Style Reporter.)
"It is a problem to keep the hiiir
free from dust during the summer
months. If one shampoos with soap
Married
ISAACS-K1FKUT In Jnvtatmillc,
August 22, 1011, by Hew Charles
II. Johnston, Frank Isaacs and
Miss Edna Eifert of Medford.
IIALL-CUSUMANln Jacksonville.
August 21, 1011, by Judge J. R.
Neil- John W. Hall and Miss Klea
nor Cushman.
TURNBOUaiMIENKY In Jackson
ville, August 17, 1011, by Rev.
II. Johnston, John S. Tunibough,
and -Miss Abbie M. Henry.
Probate.
Estato of Louisa West, September
nnd water too often, she is likely 23 set as day for hearing final et
PURCELL, Okla., Aug. 25. No ar
rests are expected here today of the
members of a mob which burned Pe
ter Carter, a negro, for an assault
upon Mrs. Minnie Spragglns, which' Is
likely to cause her death.
Under Sheriff Farris and Deputy
Sheriff Hayes, who wero locked In
the courthouse when they attempted
to protect tho Jiegro, are taking no
steps to punish the men who took the
prisoner from thqm because practi
cally tho entire population of 3000
had a hand in tho burning.
Feeling runs high. Everybody Is
'discussing the crime, which was the
most brutal ever recorded here. Aftor
beating Mrs. Spragglns down with
a gaspipc-vCarter. attacked her. and
piluda mattress over the body, which
he fired. Tho woman's husband came
home just In time to rescue her.
soon to find her hair brittle, eoniNe,
dull in color and becoming thin and
scanty.
"Since dry shnniooiut has be
come so opulur there is n notice
able improvement in the coiffures one
sees at summer resorts, in theatres
and other places.
"It is easy to keep the hair clean
and bright by using n dry shnmoo
made by mixing four ounces of orris
root with four ounces of therox. Keen
the mixture in n sifter-top can and
sprinkle a little over the bead nnd
brush it out before dressing the hair.
"By tliisi method a satisfactory
shampoo is possible in 10 or 13 min
utes minutes, and there is no doubt
that if this treatment U kept up reg
ularly two or three times a week u
better growth of hair will be the
result. Therox keeps the hair light
and fluffy, making it cisy to put up
nnd giving it n beautiful lustre.
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THEROX FOR SALE .
HASKINS' DRU6 STORE
tlemeut.
Estate of R. J. Stiugerman; order
confirming sale of real estate made
Estate of Ida Rrieoe; September
30 set as the day of hearing final
statement of account.
Estate and gunrdianship of Cur
tis aud Joan Anderson; report of ap
praisers, showing personal property
to the vnlue of $1000; approved.
Estate of William Button; apprais
ers' report, showing real and per
sonal proicrty to tho vnluo of
$1771.33; approved.
Estate of John J. Johnson; Wil
liam II. Johnson nppointcd adminis
trator and John Perooll, B. M. Col
lins nnd Miles Catitrell, appraisers.
Estato of Oparilcathorly; Julia
Owen nppointcd administratrix.
Estato of A. D. Hclmnn, Septem
ber 22 set ns day of hearing final
statement nnd account.
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Xrok for. the" ad that calls for yon
uun the helpjwanted ads.
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRAC
TORS. Scaled proposals will be received
by tho county court of Jackson county
at his office in the court house at
Jacksonville, Oregon, to bo opened
August 28, 1911, at 10 a. m. for the
construction of a concrete bridge
ncroBH Bear Croek In tho city of Med.
ford, Jackson county, Oregon. Plans
and specifications are on file In the
office of tho county court also in tho
offlco of W. W. Harmon county road
master In tho court house at Jack
sonville. All bids must bo accompan
ied by a certified deck for 10 per
cont of tho bid. The court resorves
tho right to reject any or all bids.
Signed.
J. R. NEIL,
County Judge.
The people of this city should buy
"Mado in Oregon" goods from the
local merchants whenoyor tho price
aud quality are equal to Eastern
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Men's Fall Suits
ADVANCE SHOWING
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The New Browns
and Grays
Elegant Fall Models
Spring Styles on sale at
Greatly Reduced Prices
The Toggery
(OF COURSE)
Medford's Reliable Clothing House
Toilet Paper
Wo will put on Halo here IW Salurdav and Monday, 1000 rolls extra fine
Toilet Paper, tho host 10c valuo in tho city; guaranteed
quality pure (issue
1000 sheets to tho roll, special sale price,
SATURDAY
5c Roll
MONDAY
Wl&SlWfflilNot over 5 rolls .sold to any ono person.
Hosiery Specials
10c Pair
Ladies ' seamless fast
black Hose, with ribbed
garter top, our regular
lfic, quality, in black or
tan.
fl Men's seamless, fast
colored Socks, tho best
wearing hose in town;
, our 15c quality, black
or tan.
JIBoys' and misses'
seamless fast colored
Hosoj our 15i quality;
black or tan; in sizes 5
to 91 '.-ft
Any of the above Hose
on sale here tomorrow,
lOc PAIR
C Ladies' jersey ribbed
summer Union Suits,
tomorrow 25c oach.
J Ladies' Union Suits;
75c values; in regular
and extra largo sizes, 50c
suit.
Alloys' and misses'
Nazareth Waist Union
Suits, 50c each,
fl Hoys' and misses'
Naazroth Waists, 25c oa.
fl Boys' and misses'
Khit Waists in sizes 4 to
12 vears, 15c oach.
Ladies' Vests, 10c, 3
for 25c.
Ladies 'Vests, 15c, 2
for 25c.
QLadies' Knit Drawers;
lace trimmed; regular
aud extra large size, 25c
Silk Hose
j Ladies' gauze weight
tan silk J Lose; double
heel aud too; mercerized
garter top; 35c pair, 3
Cor $1.00.
IJMen's black silk Socks
double hcol aud toe,
ribbed cotton top; 30c
pair, 3 for $1.00.
IJMissos' extra fine
quality lisle Hose; tho
best 25c valuo in the
city, here in black or
tan, sizes 5 to fl'i'i 25c
pair.,
J Ladies' silk lisle Hose,
three weights to select
from, 25c pair.
i Ladies' outsize IToso
in plain black, also maco
foot ; :i5c value; 25c pair.
LADIES' AND MISSES' SUNBONNETS, CLOSING OUT 15c EAOEf.
PHOTO POSTALS 111(001" '0 P0ST 0ARDS
lc Each, H 1 1 il il I I il 6 for 25c
Notice to Carpenters
AND BUILDERS
DO YOU KNOW THE MEDFORD HARDWARE COMPANY CARRY A
COMPLETE STOCK OF GUARANTEED TOOLS? YOU WILL FIND
WHAT THIS MEANS TO YOU IF YOU WILL GIVE US A TRIAL.
Medford Hardware Comp'ny
21S EAST MAIN ST.
IRRIGATION
Nature Supplies the Land
and Sunshine
We Furnish the Water
Rogue River Valley Canal Co.
FRED N. OUMMINGS, Manager
Office 3d Floor Medford National Bank Building
Irrigated Orchard Tracts
Land for $150 Per Acre With Perpet
ual Water on Easy Terms
Can You Do Better?
ROGUELANDS Inc.
FRED N. OUMMINGS, Manager
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