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BEDFORD MA H TRfBUNF;, MRDFORD, OIHCOOX, TIiritfiDAY, HICPTRMRER 28, 10.11 .
PXGE THKKB5 .
M
IELLS OF
WIFE FROM GRAVE
Letter Written liy Charles Patterson
Before His Doutli Throws Llht on
Munlor by His Wlfu Which Now
Excltos Denver.
CIIH'AdO, Ilk, Hcpl. l!H. Inlvr
I'Mlinu now liu,i( Ih Ihinuii on llm
lllllllIlT UUMI) III' CIllllllW I'lltlt'lHIIII,
wliit w'iih idiot liy Iiih u it'ii ill Ui'iiyer,
Colo,, hy ii il(iM- inuiliici'il lii'it) liv
illi' niiitlmr of llin iliii'DitHitil, who Iiiih
Himln tlin ciImIIi jiiililitt in ilrlmiNK
of tlm iiH'iiioiy of hur nun. Thu let
Mr in Hiiiil lo ,u tlm ImhI which I'nl
liirmui wmtii In hU iiiiiIIiit, iinil
Hlllllkr1 III' till I'lllM iimIiihI hi lit'u n
I lie purl hi' Mh wIIo'h iiHHouiitUii,
Tim Inline nnytt in part:
"I wmit lo liimiii n' my wife wllii
n I'limul I'niiu llui Hiiiiilnriiiiii, Willi
llm liitniiliuii id' talking ovitr llm ilil'.
IVrunct' whioli liml uiiiiiiii liiilwnuii
ufc. Ah I nioiiiili'il lho HtnM I miiw
ii inmt imiii (illicitly into llm limit
iii'HH. Iliflunl Imh'ii ni'iili'il y my
wiln'rt miIv. I uwkml liar who hu win.
nml Hint ri'Miutls "TIiiiI'm my hrullmr
"I llii'ii renlirctl wlmt kind or it
woman I Inn for it wil'n, AIUiiiiikIi
I lined her, nIio inoM-il o nm llml
lin wan a viuiiiiit'. Klin bail thicul
ii'l inv IHV bofiuif, anil I vn nml.
ly al'rniil of hrr, I walked away,
lilliii Iiit Unit I wonlil mil willnlraw
niv Niiil. Hint It icil o hold nm luu-k,
but riiittlly walki'il away with nm.
"Ah wu were walking mil Hit'
Nniii(tr slopped n 1 1, iIium'iI a mvol-vi-r
at my head nml .md: MS pit a
ponil iniml (i kill .vmi.' I wiih hIiiiI
It'll al Hrnl, lint told liiui Unit i.iil.s
imiwiihIh I'Miriril ri'Milvcrrf, ami Ibal
if liu wauled o tdmot ilnwn a ciin
Hiimptivu to n ahead. I In walked
luii'l; into llm ImiiKii; ami I ami my
friend ji'liirniiiu' to tlic Niiiiitariimi."
Mr. I'litli'ixni ilfiiii'il Hull bcr
wiu bail "obi bin wilV fiir fl .1,0111) lo
a maji with wbnia Mio went uhmtul,
"i Miitnl bv tlin wtlV n Di'iimt,
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i ea
YOUNG KING ALFONSO'S MONARCHY IS THREATENED
a M
,3?iiaiZ?;sx.
SCNOR CANVEvJAiS
Ah a ii'nl of tin hoiIoiih iIuIh
in Hpain, Si'iinr .Iimc ('anab'JiiN, llm
I'oiiniiu', linn pioi'laiint'il marlial law
in llm liirum illi(, A plot (o au
NiiMhiiial (rmmnil Wi'vlcr, Captain
(li'imnil of Ciilalonbi, Iiiim licrii nn
imillmil. ami fimn bunion ioihih 'hi1
imw'M llml i U !lio uWienil opini'Mi
llii'i" llml Kln AH'oiimd'h kuvciii
iimnL will mmiii fall. Tlm Itihf tnnr
maitlal law win ilccliiii'il In Kpntii
wiih in tin Hiiniiimr of 1(10!), wlntii llm
nffmlH of tlm jjnviu nuii'ii t lo pn'
ilown tlm ri'Viiliilinmiry oiilliKtok
I'tiliaimili'il in lln Itial ami ibiatb ol
I'raiii'lHi'o I'Virci' at ilari'i'lniin. Tim
trouble, wlili-li bi'an it Itiirci'lo'in,
won caiiHi'il liy popubir ppoHiiion lo
llm Miiniji rampaiKii iiii iunt tlm
II i IT tiibi'Niimn in .Mnroi'o.
BURSUNI WINS
CONFERENCE
Develops Strcn(jth and Will Proba
bly Be Nomlnntcil to Head Re-
liiibllcan Ticket nt First Election
in New Mexico.
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WIFE TO DIVORCE
GOLDFIELD MAN
Former (Jjilef of Police Claude Inman
Ocfemlant; Will Contest Property
Issue Is Well Known in Mcdford
Has Property Hero.
SALT I.AKK, Si'l. 28. -Punnur
Cliii-f or I'olii'i) rianili' liiman of
(lobllii'lil, Xi'V., nm of llm iiiomI wiib
ly known mt-ii in Hit' west, win hax
bfun a rewiili'itt of Halt Ijtkn City
for hoiim linm pant, ift ili'Tcnilmit in
a HciiHntiiuiiil ilivoit'i' suit, filoil l.
IiIh wifu in tbn Third dirttriot court
yiwlmlay. Tito aollnii ih in ronltty
an immmli'il I'oiapbiiiit in a xnil wbicli
ycai-H uk). Mih. liiman hi-ukH a ili
viiri'ii on tbn Kroiimlx of ilt'M'rlion
ami Infiili'lity ami iiIho ankK for tlm
KiiHloily of two nhihlri'ii. In aibli
lion Mrn. Inman ankn fur a iliyinion
of M!r. Iiiiihmi'h property in Vtuli
ami Soul hern Oii'koii.
Mr, laman naiil lnnt iiibt Unit he
wonlil nut content the nuit, eveept ax
lo I be iliviHioa of properly, the ma
jority of which, bo hiiiil, bail been
ncciiliiulateil by bint xlnco .Mih. In.
man filed her nuit in (loldfiold.
Mr. Inman in known an onu of (he
iiervieHl men in tint wchI, I lo wiih at
the beail of the pollen department
in (lobtfiebl during the ntiikcH in the
I'liinp ami for weel.H al onu (Hirioil be
icceived anonyiuoiiH letters daily,
Ibrealeninij bim with a.srtiiHHiiintion f
lit) did not leave llm camp within til
bonrri. In npilo of theno threaten
ing ('oininiiaieatioiiH, Mr. Inman ro
maiaed on tlm job and Hit' fact that
Im is alive today tclln the Htory of
liiK bravery ami iletenniiiliyi.
Al ono Hum It wan annoiineed that
(loldfiuil wiih to bo burned ami In
man wiih warned lo keep bin IiiiiiiIh
off under pain of aHwiiHHinntinn. la
Hlead of doinu mt ordeied, Im an
nounced that any man ciinhl in the
mil of HlailiiiK a eoalblKiation would
bn lynched and In iiiHiiro tlm Hnl'ety
of llui town bu Hworo in 'J 10 dvputiex,
Tlm uiulit wiih a miiinorabit nmt in
(loldfiehl, but Ilia erisiH wiih punned
without any iliHtiuhniiccH of note.
Wo notice that hoiiui nmroliiiutn la
other cltluu aro iihIhk coiiHtdoralilo
uiiico atlvnrtlaliib' "Mario In Oregon"
' iiooiIh, That In m It ulionlit ho. The
lnoreliiuit miiHt know that li Ih Indlvl
dual proHiiurlty In to a t;reat oxtuitt
ilepentloat upon tint nrouporUy of tao
ntato at InrKO, nml If uriwoa inaiiu
fuoturerM aro patronized, that it will
moan mtjatar pay rollx, ami Rioator
pay rolhi ioai u laiKor dOKteo of
proBtmrlly for nvoiy iiinii, woinatt nml
child In Oregon.
LAS VKdAK, K. M., Sepl. US.
II. 0. lliitxiin, ehaiinian of the te
publican territorial coin'uiittee, prob
ably will bu nominated an tlm re
publican candidate for ko oritur of
llm new htate of New Mexico at tlie
firnt repiildieaii ulnle ri'publiiMn
I'onveatioa which opened today.
Ilnrrtiim Iiiih a Mnnii; hanking and it
ih expeeleil bin tioiiiiiiation will be
by aciilaination an Miguel Oturn, for
nine j earn uowrnor of the torriUiry,
and Soloainii Luna, niiliinml eoml
iiiitteeman, lbi only-rivaN of Mar
Miat, am expeeteirto withdraw.
AII-lliuM eaiieiiKMiH were held prior
lo the convention and reunited in the
Kcntini; of diiircc .Mann, for yearn a
prominent fij-uic in republican poli
lien tlimtibout tho territory, um
chairman of the convention. The
ilelepilea from the iiiixirtnnt eouii
ty of llcruilblo favored liurxtim. but
he wan not available nwiin; to bin
-,'Ulicrualonal ahpiralioim, wliieb left
a clear field for Mann.
VERNON VAWIER IS
FEATURE OF CLUB
UNIVKIISITV OP OKK0OK, DV
flIINK, Ore., Sept. . N'e.M Monday
lho Uaivernily of Orepm Olw Club
will lie-in InniiiK up for its Kith tour
of Iowiih of the NorlbwcHl. Onu of
tlm men that are certain of a yo-id
berth on the club thin year ih Ver
non Vawter of Meilfonl. Vawler ii
now in bin junior year at llm Ibii
vernity ami for two years Iiiih been
a incinher of lho (Ilea club. Ik'niilos
HiiiKiu' in (bu hccnml haso t-oction
Vawler will be used in (lie Htunts.
The Univerhily of Oregon Oleu
olub concert Iiiih beeomo very populr
ill 1'ortlamK Last winter llm llciliH
wiih filled lo overflowintr.
Tlm Uaiversily of Oregon Glee
club will in all probability vi-.it Med
ford during tbn forepart of Orcein
her. Last v'i' tb oltth tuailo tour
of the lulaml Kmpire instead of
coaling houlh. The HtiecesH thai the
club attained on Ibis hip is shown
Ibis i ear by lho many flnteriin,' o
fiuiim of KunrantucH that ate beln
madi' v KiiHlera Oivkoii tbealrinal
iiiinitiCi'i'M o llui club. On account
of Mieso offers from hoiiui KiiHleni
Oregon Ibete biis been somo lull; of
abamliMiini; the proposed visit to
Koiithorn Oiokou, hut Vernon Vawler
front Medford, ami nevoral other
meinberH of the eluli hailing from
Klamath Palls, Ashbind, nrants
Pass ami I(oH(ibtiri; are insisting u
a trip to their hoiim towns ami (here
U pn doubt Ibal if suilahlo dates
and conlrnclH can be gotten that
lliesc towns will bo visited.
Tlm pooplo of this city should huy
"Mndo tn Orojson" booiIh rom tlio
local nturiilmnta jvjionovor tlio prlco
nml qtmllty aro oqitnl to JCantorn
umdo kwhIk.
fUNCJ ALFONSO Or SPAXH C
TIMELY HINTS
$m FARMERS
SEES RROBLEM
"I P m
if wi umvi.
Lord leresfortl Says Opcnlnn of the
Pananatewny WMMiEyovo
Prf sA..ff Mf rtte?-of FyifireJ?M
lectlontj
Uin t
h
VICTORIA, i). C, Bcpl. 'JH.-t
lonl Chailcs Jlerj'sfoiil, Hpcakbiff he
fore lho CiiiidiaO i lab yoslorday ill
tcniooii, tlillt Off !"" 'nr f lbo 1'an.
aula iiniiilV'oablJi"ot' orne of the
(.Tcalcnl probk-iBM; thiil cottbl b cou
cclvml, jirdiluinUltlnit l.iif;iihh Hpertk
liiK nalloirt 'ullbl tniil difficulty ip
iiileiiitU'ly Msftfyijifr, fir il U impoM
ih!c to niter lho Hrnclicat position
in oiio.jrcat bcmlKplK'rc without hav
imr effecj HW'ir,i4r)"lb('r ureal hemis
pberu. Ho critlcixcil the policy of the
liriliHli' naval itilmiuiHtr.ttiou la abiin
douiiic Khiniininiill iih a naval base.
Blgfjer fer Congress.
MKLLINOUAM". Wn., Sept. 28.- It
is announced (oda that W J. Ili
t:nr, local attorney and president of
tlio progrt'HHtve republican Iciikiic of
Whatcom county, Will be n candidate
for conjircHH next vpnr to oppose Will
I'. Hiiiuphrcy. He lias been prom
ised tlio active Hiiport of .Senator
Miles I'ouidexter and Conrussmau
Victor Murdock, both of whiyu will
stump tlio stale) in his behalf,
Crossbred Fowls Poor Policy.
If onu linn n ptirn breed of fowl ho
ohoulil hy no mourn tliluU of cronlnt
with mo nm other breed. With inon
yreln, of coureu, It I different, and
u there Is iiolhlaK to '"'u soii)cthiiiK
iVay ho Kiibifl. hut with pure, tnetl
fowls It U quite different, uml from
(bo time wu muko tlio tint crot wu
liuvv only tnoiiKrt'ls. It Is much canlcr
o tear down than to build up. Ho
ulo It U ensler to sihjII a pure bred
than lo build It tip. liy nil means gel
(Hire bred fowls.
If you cannot afford to tni fowln
)iiy nt le.iKl a Klttlnc of eirir. nml tlio
next year you will hnvo u start. !
lint keep bens ami mnlc liidlKcrluil
tmtely, but ench year select n few
vholce fowls for tlio brKHllui: pen. nnd
then you can hatch tlio clflckciiH you
expect to net from cbsi laid by the
liens running at large.
In this way your entire flock will
iooii bu thu 1hI, ami each eiion you
rnu dlsiKxio of thu culln. but uales.1
drvs-ied for market wo uhould prefer
to uao them on tlio tabic.
Dlteasoi of Stietp.
ritio tnr and turiwallae arc the Im
portant remedies nml provcntlvcji for
won nllmentH nml dUcasca of tlio
sheep. These tw artlcle.i 'should !
Tn bo kept on hand. I'lne tar U the
best treatment for a cut or lleah Injury
on the sheep. It keeps nwny the flies,
moists In henllni; tlio wounds and Is
the best nil around dlslnfvctunt for
use on the sticup thnt can bv had. It
Is a cood treatment for catarrhal trou
bles, as n correctlvo mid preventive
used nbout the unit trough" or boxes
by inlsliiK In tho salt and Htueartue
over thu bottom of thu troughs.
Look to th Stablat.
Prcpnro for rooA stahllat; next win
ter, Tho less feed jou luivo thoKreat
er tho iieetl for properly houslnt; tho
cows anil calves. It's always cheaper
to keep the animal's body warm by
stabling limit by allowing the nulmal
to burn a third to a half of Its feed to
umlutnlu tho nulmal heat, reeding In
11)0 stable also economises In the feed
ing operatlou leed Is always cleaned
up butter In a, manger than when
placed In racks pr Mrewn on the
ground. Tho dairy cow will give n
good return for stnbllug.
flaps Excellent For Lambs,
Tho Wisconsin experiment station
found rape an oxcellcnt crop to cut
and feed given to brooding ewes and
lambs In .Inly, when pastures waro
fulling. Kxpcrlments at this station
latllcnto that best results aro obtatuod
by cutting tho plant four Inches from
tho ground. Thu stumps readily
sprout and produce succeeding crops.
muici cuitivateu crop 'pr good M pre
cede asparagus, ns the ground will be
well loosened up by It
Heavy manuring Is stisolutely :fec
essory. Tho ground cannot bo too
rich for nsparagus. Put on n thlcl:
coaling of pianure, spade It In d,eeply
and llipii put on more nnd keep on
as long as It seems posslblq to ruako
It any richer. It Is much more satis
factory to do Jhl manuring at this
time, Isiforo the plants aro started,
for after the plants are In there vrll
bu dltnrulty In doing much heavy
manuring.
It U not so esscutlal to have a very
deep so betl, as (bo aparagus room
tend to grow horizontally Instead of
down. Hut tho first foot of the soil
should bo spaded nnd raked repeat
edly so that It will be mellow. If this
Is kept up from now- till time to sat
the plants next spring. It should be
iu rim class condition.
Oct Rtady to Plant Alfalfa.
It Is not too early to begin on the
land that you expect to sow to alfalfa
next fall. Much will depend upon tho
preppratloo of the soli. l will be de
sirable to ba'ye n good deep mulch no
that as much moisture as possible bo
retained, from the early rains.
ESTABLISHING AN
ASPARAGUS BED.
Tioolc for lbo losor of lho nrllelas
you hnvo found for it prompt ml
limy HHyb bint it lot of worry;
Soil Must Be Well Cultivated
and Heavily Manured,
Iu selpctlnjf a plnco for asparagus
remember that It will need to bu cut
every morning during Its yielding sou.
Hon and that tho one planting of It
will llKcly last a lifetime. i?o It Is
cHsontlal to put It In a convenient
place, X row) of It along thu fence
In tlio gardon will probably bo con.
vtiuleut If thu place is not already
occupied by ihubavo. It Is very nec
essary that tho soli for asparagus bo
exceedingly rich, but In a small plant
ing tlils'cau bu made artlltcmlly
Iliivlng selected tho Vhtco, the prob
Icni hi to put tho soil In the best pos
slblo condition, both of Icillty and
phjalcal tittuctuiv. l'ututtity tir Hoim
Roots as Stock Fed.
Hoot crops are generally used for
animal In mot sections of Europe
They should be mora commonly used
here. Beets, turnips ami carrots aro
valuable feed and should meet with
favor this year, wheu grccu foods are
scarce, '
OPEN-
For Business
IUGGINS .Vi liKSUCS
Kecond-Ilnnd Store
nt 3C South Grape Street.
Give us a call and wo will treat
you fair.
Highest cash prlco for second hand
goods of all kinds.
SMITH'S
APARTfMENT
HOUSE
Bouth Ktversldo
New and Up-to-,I)nt Mmlem
in every particular, gas cook
lug, etc. Women and girls must
bring references.
VM. 8SUT1I.
Homo l'hono 84 K.
Better stock up
on something
to read
Come in and
look over, our list
Medford
Book Store
ROLPH'S PLURALITY
IS OVER 20,000
UIV 1,'IIAVVIIUCO n.. t!i. oo !
- I'lill ilctulls of tbn tiolnbb) over
lurn in Han Francisco sentiment
which dofentod I'. II. McCarthy, tho'
labor mayor, ami clouted Jiinles iiolph
us chief exeiMilivo of the city for tlm
next four years were wado public
today.
According to the unofficial count
count t tlio primary ballots itolph
Kdonnl a plurality of more than 20,-.
1)00 over McCarthy nnd will have a
clear majority of better than J.OOO. i
Fiekert led I fathom for district j
attorney by moro than 10IHJ, The oM
lice will be filld at the election ini
S'ovembcr.
Hair That Fascinates
'Ut Wants Ltulroii Ifnlr Fnli of
J.lfe ami Itcoiity?
Start now, madam, September Is
Just tho month to begin to acquire
a glorious head of hair of which you
will he justly proud during tho social
o vents of winter time.
If you haven't used PAUISrAN
8A0K you aren't on tho hih road to
hnlr beauty. J'A!U8IAN SAGE Is the
most delightful preparation that des
troys tho dandruff germ and by so
doing removes In a short tlmo the
cautto of dandruff, falling hair, Itch
ing scalp, faded and lifeless hair.
Dandruff germs aro obstruction
ists; they prevent tho hair from re
ceiving its proper nourishment by
ravenously devouring tho same nour
ishment. Use PARISIAN SAGE for
onu week and note tho wonderful im
provement. Chns. Strang guarantees
it, GO cents a bottle.
ROGUE RIVER
VALLEY
INDUSTRIAL
rALK
i
At Fountains & Elsewhcr
Ask for
if
JO",
H0RLICKS
The Original Mi fienutot I
MALTED MILK
Th, FMtfchk fir ill Ipt. I
At restaurants, hotels, and fountain.
dj:j '. .: i .....:
Keep it on your sideboard at home.
Don't travel without k.
A muck fcuck Mesarei la a auaate.
Take o mils tka. jiutsay'iH0Wi(XS." '
Mmi in Any Milk Trust
MEDFORD, OREGON
OCTOBER 3 TO 7
I'nlr Grounds, TJuctcd la th Kml of North Central Avenue,
Finest Racing Program ever
given in So. Oregon
Horses Kntcred Tlint Ktartrd at State I'nlr nt Salem.
The best lot of running horses entered that havo raced In Ore
gon this season. PflfiiWIf! I' J -'".'
-BALLON ASCENSION EVERY DAY-
by the Broadwlcks. MJss Tiny Uradwlck, tho ?lejirorcst glrlarco
naut in the United States, will give an exhibition each day that will
thrill all who see her as nothing else yet seen here.
The exhibition of horses, cattle, sheep, bogs and qoultry will be,
well worth the price of admission alono. ,
Tho entries of fruits, grains, flowers, vegetables, etc., wU be
good.
MUSIC KV TIIi: MKDFOKD COHN'ICT HAXI) OF TWENTiT TIKCKS
EVEUV JAY.
One and one-third fare has been
granted by the railroads
Admission, adults, 50c; children 2cj box seats 50c and 75c; In
the grand stand all other seats 25c; bleachers tree.
V. II. CAXOX, Pres. GEO. DAVlS, Trvas. A. K. WARE, Bcc'y.
Officers of the Southern' Oregon District Fair Association as follows:
a.
jrATl'EHItVrVrca. EfT.'sTAPLESrvr-Pres. jfsrlSihTfTircas.
A. K. WAKE, Sec'y.
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ROGUELANDS
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INCORPORATED
FRED N. CUMMINGS, Manager
Have the Soil
The Water
. y, ' The Climate
The Transportation
To Produce Enormous Crops
INVESTIGATE
Office 3d Floor Medford National Bank Bldg.
Stoves Stoves Stoves
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Wo have a very large and complete stock of Cole's Air Tight Wood Stoves,
also a f jne assortment of Ranges, including the GREAT MAJESTIC, all at res
sonable prices.
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Medford Hardware Comp'ny
18 EAST MAIN ST.
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