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MEDFORD ttATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, QKKaONIWKm)AKlfiPTMMnMK M, 11 1.
swpmiiled
SUFFERING SISTER
Trtod For murdering Companion To
Whom They 'Administered' Chloro
form tTr Ease Her Dying Mo-ments;
.KfSSIMMB. Sept. 11. Sister
SonnTnnd Brother Oillclto, oL the
Shnktr colony hcrv, vcro arrniKiicd
todnyjjjpfore Jmlge G, 11., Purker on
jl7oj charRa o having murdered SN
tor Sn'dfo Mnrchnnt lo relievo her of
Huffurinjj from tuberculosis. Oillclto
was released on $3000 bnil nnd Mis
Senrs on $--'O0O.
Tho Sjiakers greeted tlio defend
nuts affectionately after liiivinj; pro
vidcd the bnil for them. Gillette
snid: , ,
Before God and innu we did ex
actly right. Sister Sndio always
longed to die peacefully and without
pain. On August 20 the climax
pnino. One lung wns destroyed,
hemorrhages began and we knew she
could not live. That night, in awful
agony, she begged us time and again
to kill, her, saying: 'I'm at peace
withiGod and all on earth and I am
ready to go.'
4,Yb -tried to relieve her with
'opiates, but she could not keep them
on ,hcr stomach. Tuesday uoou she
grew worse and I went to St. Cloud
and got- two ounces of chloroform.
We ndmmistcred it on a cloth and
she slept peacefully. I secured an
other dose for kjer when she pass?d
the effect tot the first. I pivc her
more and she passed out quietly.
"My conscience is clear. Every
time I gave her chloroform I asked
her if she didn't want to wait and
try to fight but she begged me to
give her the drug. She wanted us
to do as we did."
BORAH TO CUT OFF
GOLD OF LAME DUCKS
STATE .OF SEIGF
ATBALBOASPAI
Five Thousand Troops Patrol City
As Result Of Strike Bridge Dy
namited and Riots of Frequent
Occurrence.
ELECTION ODDS
ON RECIPROCITY
Much Money Being Wagered in Can
ada Upon Election Majority
Think Lauricr Will Be Returned
To Power.
BALHOA, Spain, Sept. 11. Owing
to the soriousucss of the strike here,
a slate of siege has been proclaimed
and 5,000 troops to reinforce the
force already bere nro en mute to
day from nearby garrisons.
The street railways have stopped
business houses closed their door
and the commercial activities are ai
a standstill.
Strikers and troops have elaicd
numbers of times and the troop?
have fired into the mobs.
In one encounter two rioters were
killed.
A railrund bridge near Owiedo was
dynamied by striking coal miners to
prevent, the transportation or coal
from a mine where the men refined
to, strike.
BOISE, Idaho, Sept. 14. -ITnt on
the trail of the "IamcduekV of
Taft's administration and determined
to drain tho golden pond for lame
ducks dry, Senator Borah of. Idaho,
today is hard at work on a bill that
he will introduce in congress at its
next session barring defeated sena
tors and representatives from 4he
federal crbi.
"It's scandalous," said Borah,
"bow these men have been taken
care of by federal appoimive jobs.
I believe the people are getting tired
of such a policy. I know I am. If
my bill passes it will prohibit ap
pointment of any lnmeducks to a
federal job. We must get more
competent officials then."
FAST CURE DOCTOR
SAVED BY QUIBBLE
TORT ORCHARD, Wn Sept. 13.
Dr. Linda Burfleld Hazzard, the fast
cure specialist, may never have to
stand trial on tbo charge of murder
in the first degreo for the death of
Miss Claire Williamson, an English
woman who took her treatment. A
demurrer to the information filed by
the statu waa sustained by Judge
Myers, because tho character and
quantity of food withheld from the
deceased, and the lack of which is
said to, hayo caused tho death, was
not specifically described. Prosecu
tor Stevenson frankly admits the dif
ficulty of making so specific a description.
REV. BELKNAP LEAVES
FOR ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Tlev. L. F. Belknap leaves Monday
for the annual Methodist conference
at Salem. The matter of appoint
ments comes up at this conference
which opens Wednesday and friends
of tho local minister are hoping that
he will be returned to bis Med ford
charge.
During tho two years that Itev.
Hulkimp has been in Med ford the
church -has more tlmn doubled and
has enjoyed prosperity in many ways
HJiould the conference decide that
his labors are needed in other fields
the eiitiro congregation will mits
lim. ,
SILVER LAKE LAND
h ', OPENJED FOR ENTRY
WASHINGTON, Sept. 34.Upon
ihu petition of numerous residents
of Lake county, endorsed by Sena
tor Dourne, the secretary of to iu-Wu-iorins
designated as subject Jo
entry undqr tho Enlarged Homestead
At lands in townships 20 nlid 27
soutji,' ranges lf, JO and 1 entf
iin.fl township 28 With, range Hi
.ciifct, Lake couijly, Oregon. This
land is 'about 12 miles north of Sil
ver liike, Tho list of jaud" desig
nated wil Jio filed in tho Iniul office
at Lukeviow.
EIGHT GOVERNORS GO
EAST UPON SPECIAL
ST. PAUL. Minn.' Sept. 13 Eight
western governors next month will
go on a special train carrying agri
cultural exhibits of their respective
states to Chicago and New York
nuiul then back to St. Paul, making
stop; enroute, according to plans
announced here today.
The governors planning to make
the trip are s.atd to be West of Or
egon, Hay of Washington, Hawley of
Idaho, Norris of Montana, Johnson
of California, Eberbart of Minne
sota, Burke of North Dakota and
Vessey of South Dakota.
CHILD MURDERER! r . ,
GIVEN LIFE TERM
. MAqiSOX, Wis.. Sept, 14. John
A. Johnson, tho self-confesed mur
derer of Annie Lemberger, whose
body he threw. Into. a lake, today be
ban his lite term sentence at the
Waupun penlteltiary.
For fear that tho agitated popu
lace would take the law into their
own hands if they know of the pres
ence of the murderer here, the pro
ceedings wero conducted with the ut
most secrecy and expedition and tho
prisoner was shjskcdaway. In an au
tomobile on his Journey to the pjace
of his confinement before the resi
dents here knew that lie. had con
fessed. , ,. ., .
WESTERN OREGON MILLS
FORMING BIG MERGER
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 13. Ne
gotiations looking toward the merg
ing of all tide water saw mills in
Westeni Oregon into one company i
proceeding today in secret.
Abon 25 millmen attended a din
ner nt tbo Commercial Club, where
an executive meeting wns called by
the promoters of the proposed com
'" I i -.I--- in ;
Jt is admitted that, .further, meet
iugs will bo necessary before the
consolidation .is .affected as-Ta num.
her uf raijlmcn are not prepared to
join thp merger, which appears to
many ns a scheme to create a mo
nojMly in tho lumber business in Or
tffon. ,. ,
t-uioAUW uwy a tew pcruojis
saw Gertrude Ho fin an and her bare
legged Russian dancers hero Inst
night becrusc ticket scalpers bad a
cornei on the choice scats and put
tho prices so high that patrons re
belled and declined to.ntend.
Freckles GQne,
"hJinpIn I tenuity from tf Ileniovcd
Tliem," Says Koclcty Lady,
"The best skin specialist told me
that nothing would remqve my freck
les and that I would carry them to
my grave," said a well known soclo-
tv wrimim "lint T fnnll thmn nil
with a now drug, othlne double
strength, that I bought at my drug
dint's, which cleared my skin and
pave one a flno complexion."
Tho uetlon of othlno.ls really re
markable, for when applied at night.
many of tho freckles disappear, en
tirely by morning, and the rest havo
begun to fade. An ounco Is usually
all that is needed, even for the.wowt
case
Ue sure to ask your druggist for
thotdoublo (strength othlne, .as this
Is' spld under a guarauteo of money
hack if it falls to removo the freck
les. Yt
OTTAWA, Opt., Sept. H. That
Sir Wlllfrld l.aurler'a government bo
returned to power in tho coming Ca
nndian elections with an unmistak
able mnndate to at once conclude a
reciprocity treaty with the United
States is an odds on bet here today.
Much money Is being wagorcd and tho
liberals, believing Laurler sure to
wm, are. placing their mono without
hesitation, while tho conservatives,
even though asking odds, aro back
ing their opinion that Laurler will
be beaten.
In the last house of commons the
liberals had a majority, of 45 and
Premier Laurler expects tho majority
will be at least as largo in tho new
parliament. ..,,
PINCHOT RETURNS FROM
ALASKA COAL FIELDS
''SEWARD, Alaska, Sept Jj.
Gifford Pinchot returned here today
from the coal fields. He, bail n fipe
trip and was favorably ( impressed
with tho country. He, encountered
several severe tortus. Tonight be
addresses a mass meeting.
Senator Poindcxtec h in the Mutu
nuskh coal fields.
The Holms of the fjititvl SlnU
bureau of .mines,, left vhaHo. Admit til
Sampson today for Seattle.
lop
IFUFRIIICKi
HtonM
PKN'IHjUTOX, Oio., Hop!. VI.-..
Pendleton's, second annual round. ip
the only frontier show given i the
Pacific slope, Jiegun hero today, wlh
several score covvbovs entered ii the
various contests, which luojudc
horse breaking, race- and roping.
Thousand's are, in the city., Tnir
toon siweinj train trout variins
Northwestern cities arrived luday.
The round-up will end September
18. .... . ... .
MoNAMARA MUST STAND
. JRIAL AT LOS ANGELES
TT
LQS ANCIKLKS, VaU M tKkv
John .1. MoNuiuunv nnist, stand Irlul
in Iais Auueles mi the indlctmeu
charging him with dyuamilmg and
inuttloi' in ciipiiutfUoii with the tie
xt met ion of Ihu Times building.
l-'ollowiug the notion of Judge Hold
well in denying McNaninru's reuuest
that ho be tried in ludiaimpoliH,
fivtn which city hu avers ho was kid.
pupped to bo brought to l.os Ango.
les, dufuuso iittorucys today utated
there would bo no appeal in thu en ho
to the supreme court until after the
prisoner has had his trial,
llaaktnn for Health.
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CUT GLASS
Trust this store to bo al
ways prepared to fill your.jcitt
glasa wants.
Wo'ro showing an unusually
fine assortment of r.ut glass
now many rich, sparkling
pieces tjiat are truly beautiful
to behold and yet reasonably
priced.
If you're thinking of cut
glass, cqmq and inspect our
line.
Cut Glass
For Brides
If t hero's a wedding present
to be bought soon, wo call your
nttontlon to our flno showing
of beautiful, rich cut glaBa
We havo a suitable gift hero
at 'most any price you enro to
pay. ' -
FIXi: WATCH ASU JKWRLHY ItlH'AIUIN'O.
DIAMOXlf dKTTTlXd AXI KX OHAUXCJ.
MARTIN J. REt)DY
Tlio Juwelcr.
XcarJ'iMtofflrc,
HuaklDs lor Health.
I!
Squibb s Spices
t. , v Give Best Results in Pickling, Fruit -tlfl
Aboslutely Pure Exceptionally Strong
Economical to Use
MEDFORD PHARMACY
"neah post office.
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WIOXE NfcilT OH HAY MAIN 101.
TKe New Fall Styles are
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HE .showing! of new fall-merchandise is. now
most intferesting; all is crisp fresh, new Japt
pare!;. Really you must see Ahrens. showing.
It is the best .ever brought .to, Medford. Our
merchandise is right, our prices dire right. We
court comparison. We- are really too busy id
attempt to describe the new apparel here, could '
not- do them justice, but come, see for yourself;
never too busy to show yoii" :- : : : : . ::
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New Tailored Suits. .... .
$45:0,9 .to. $65.00?.
New Long Coats
$10.00 to $75.00 , , . .
New Millinery,
Newurs. , ,' :it-; .
v New Waists, and Skirts , . .. -
New Furnishings
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.ANNOUNCEMENT
HOTEL MEDFORD
OIMON" KOU. INSPMHMOiN MUNDAT, SIOPT. 17
hVom 2 lo ( oVloelc and vS to 10 ). in.
Til 10 VUHl'ilO OOUDlAMiY INVITKD.
WILL W OIMON KOIt DUSINIOSS
TU10SDAV, SIOPTIOiMHlOU. IUtl.
Wifh n .HANQU10T nt 7 p. in.
StMila fan bo lVMorvod on and aHoi' Tluirmlny, Sop
tumbor Milt, ai llio .llotol Alooro.
RAUMOHROO.
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CAPITAL STOCK - $100,000.00
SURPLUS and PKOFITS $33 OOO.OO
3. i.L WA 3 J $ $ $
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The Southern Oregon Elec
tric Company is now lo
cated in the College Block
on N. Grape Street j
Southern Oregon Electric Co. j
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Campbell & Baumbach
MORTGAGE LOANS, COUNTY WARRANTS
CITY AND SCHOOL BONDS
Monoy on hand at all times to loan on improved
ranchos and fruit land.
PHONE 3231.
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Sportsmen
Snvo your trophlen thin yonr.
Thorn will lio iiono to nvn In it
few yrnrn. Tills cut nliown whon
to cut Urn hKIii. Novur cut tho
front of n. door's nock. Cull nt
IIuitii1iroy's dun Htoro nml cot
pnniililut (rcn, tollliic how lo navo
Kiuiio licnilH, lilrilH nml iiklun for
niRii, iiuhllHliod by
F. W. BARTLETT
Tiuldft-inHt
Mi'tlfiinl, ()nKini
For Sale
640 acres foothill fruit land, 10
miles from , railroad station; $15 per
acre on 10 years' time. One tenth
cash, one-tenth each year for 10 years.
Interest on deferred payments. Big
gest bargains ever offered.
Gold Ray Realty Co.
SJIH AVt Rtitln Hlroet
Itooui 101, lCliuli'lo Mlilc.
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