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LOCAL ORCHARDMEN TO INVESTIGATE
FALSE REPORT FROM WASHING10N
Story Sent Out From Washington,!
to Effect That Orchards In North
west, Where Intensive Methods
Arc Protected, Are Deteriorating
SPORTS APPROVED BY
PRESIDENT OF VALE
Loral orchard men nre considering
Rending n comtipiulcatlon to James
"WIIboh, secretary of tho Pulled
Stales department of Agriculture,.'
ufKlnK hint to ascertain the source
or the reports, sent broadcast from I
,, fiouiiiKiini, tj. ,-, i.itt. m-ii-i 1111 tiliui
In noted In western orchards where
Intensive methods nro practiced, also
to Instruct the bureau of pomology
and the rccluinatlnii service to Issue
official statements setting forth the
fact that the reports are without
foundation and were not authorised
by tho department.
Prominent growers In Washington,
Oregon, Idaho, Montana nnd other
western states nro planning to In
vito tho most rigid Investigation ol
the districts, to show there Is m
truth In tho rumors that orchards are
going back or declining In produc
tlvity and value.
It appears very .much as If a deep
plot woro laid to Injuro tho reputa
tion of the Pacific northwest, which
now Is Justly famed as tho world's
commercial applo district, and also
harm other western states. Califor
nia, Oregon, Washington and western
states generally nro mentioned in
tho Washington press report, saying
the department of agriculture has de
cided to bcKln an Investigation to
determine the causo of the deteriora
tion of orange, apple and pear or
chards. Tho whole thing is a base
fabrication from beginning to end.
Growers all over tho western coun
try aro dotcrmiucd that this wrong
to the west be righted without delay.
Western orchards aro thriving- and
increasing In value yearly and the
growers aro prosperous and con
tented; tree- pests and other diseases,
which never gained a serious foot
hold, have been reduced to a mini
mum, and in justice they demand
that tho truth be told.
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MADERO SOON
IN PRESIDENCY
Congratulations Continue to Pour in
on Newly Named President of Mex
ico Stiarcz Is Certain of Being
Vice President.
ARTHUR T. HADLBY.
Yale University opens its port'
for its 2U)tl year. Arthur T. lhd
ley, president of the uiuxerdtv in.v
180.0, is a firm believer in footbr!!
and other elenn college sports.
WILL PASS ON
NELSON TODAY
Judge BardWell Hears Closing Argu
ments of Attorneys Over Venire
man Nelson and Will Render a De
cision Soon.
BOZOS ON TRIAL
ranis LIFE
Judge Kelly Appears for the Defense
and District Attorney Mulkey for
the State Case Will Probably
Occupy Several Days.
MKX1CU I'lTY, Oet. lo.-Coii-grntnlatioits
on his election to the
presidency of Mexico arc pnuriujr in
on Francesco 1, Mnmlero. Only the
iunugcrntiott ceremonies remain he
fore he is president in fact.
There still is some doubt s to ll-c
vote of the electoral college ns to the
vice president of Mexico, but it is
generally believed that l'iuo Snare.
MmlcroV candidate, is certain of the
place.
Dins received only one vote Cot
president in the electoral college.
street, Medford
l.llllan Woodford to Porter J.
uetf, arxl00 reel fronting on
North llrapc lrcct, Medford
A. M. Woodford to W. P. Mea
ley, .10x100 feet at S. 'i.
comer of North tlrapo street,
Medford . , , , , ,.,,,,,.,,.
Mllhm Woodford to W. P. Mea
ley, iir.xluQ feet fronting on
North (Irnpo strct, Medford
W. tl. Myers to l.iiln A. Myers,
one-half Interest In property
In Uold Mill, also laud In
Sees. 12 and 21, Tp. 35, 3V
David Pence to Mlnnus Pence,
200 acres In See t", Tp. HU,
IK: also water ditch
Mlnnus Pence to John W, Mil
ler, 4ti acres In See. 17, Tp,
33. IK, and certain water
rights
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P. B. STRONG AGAIN
i IN LIMELIGHT
Support tho manufacturers of your
homo city first, last and all the time,
and you will help yourself to prosper
ity. Hut If your local factories can
not supply your wants. Insist that tho
merchant carries "Made in Oregon"
soods from other Oregon sources to
tupply your needs.
Peter Uozus, the Greek who shot
and fatally wounded Christ Spanos
In this city, was placed on trial for
his lire this morning at Jacksonville.
The case will probably occupy two or
three days or longer.
Judge E. E. Kelloy is appearing
for the defense and District Attorney
Mulkey for tho state. Uozus some
weeks ago entered a plea of not
guilty.
HALL OF 11KCORUS, LOS AX
GELBS. Oct. 10. Judge Itordweli
reserved deeinion on (he motion oi
the McNnranrn defense to excuse
for cause Venireman Nelson. 1H
decision will be rendered (his after
noon. This nilinj; came after a hot fight
between attorneys. . Judge Bo rd well
vill ask n number of iiestions of
Nelson before rendering n decision.
RODGERS NOW IS
- OVER OKLOHIA
V1N1TA, Okln., Oct. 1C Aviator
C. 1. Uodgcrs left hero at 7:30 a. m.
today and arrived at Tuskogco at
0:15. Ho expects to resume his
flight again today.
.YANKEE GOVERNOR
,. TO BE RENOMINATED
jHHHHHHMHHHjjjflKju
. BIMEON E. BALDWIN
Despite bis willingiioss to run for
(ho viuo j)resi(leiicy on tlie democrat
ic ticket, tt i the opinion of the
juembers of (lip t'onneetietit seiiute
nn'tl' house Hint Hiineon E, Bnldwin,
governor of tiio elute, will lie noni
iuatvd uiiotlier term.
EMBEZZLED FROM A
LODGE OF MOOSE
TACO.MA, Wn., Oct. 1C Charged
with tho embezzlement of nearly
$1,000 from the -Moose Lodge, Meyer
Cohen, moving picture owner and one
of tho committee that arranged the
big "Burning of Rome" spectacle in
the stadium on Labor Day, is on his
way back from Portland today in
custody of an officer.
Cohen had charge of a minstrel
show given by tho lodge in Juno. At
tho close of the entertainment ho
tendered his check for $9'J1.1S to
cover money said to havo been taken
In liy him. The check was returned
by the bank, marked "no funds."
Since then Cohen had been making
promises' to square accounts. Tho
lodKe members met yesterday to
bring the matter to a settlement.
Cohen slipped out of tho city ditrint
the day and w.ib arrested In Portland
NOBODY SPARED
Kidney Troubles Attack .Medford
Men iiml Women, Old and
Kidney Ills seize young and old.
Come quickly with Ilttlo warning.
Children suffer In their early
years
Can't control tho kidney secretions.
Girls aro languid, nervous, suffer
pain.
Women worry, can't do daily work.
Men havo lamo and aclng backs.
The cure for man, woman or child
Is to euro the causo the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills aro for sick
kidneys
Havo brought relief to Medford
people.
Medford testimony proves It.
W. P. Gould, lip W. Jaekson st.,
Medford, Ore., says: "I used Doan's
Kidney Pills procured at Haskius'
drug store, and am pleased to nay
that they gavo mo moro relief than
uny other kidney medlcino I had over
taken. Othor members of my fam
ily havo also used Doan's Kidney
Pills nnd the results have been ho
satisfactory that I do not hesitate
one moment in Hiving this state
ment," For. salo by all dcalors. Price CO
cents. FoBter-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, solo audits for the United
States,
Roinembor tho name Doan's
and take no other.
The peoplo of this city should buy
'Made In Oregon" goods trom tho
local merchants whonever the price
ind quality nro equal to Eastern
made goods,
COURT HOUSE NEWS
Ileal Kstnte Transactions.
W. S. Derrlng to N. B. lllldreth
lot 11, blk. 2G Iltitte Falls..! ISO
F. Y. Allen to Y. II. Allen,
property In Trail Creek pre
cincc i
V. S. to Chas. Toothaker. WIS
SWU Sec. 4. Tp. 33. 1W
Florence Herrlck to U. Frcder
Ickson. lot 4. blk. 1, Andcr-son-Taft
add. to Medford.. 1
Ida M. Hargrovo to Eleanor M.
Hargrove, property on Main
and Hargadlne ave. and In
Chltwood add. to Ashland.. 10
Thos. Love-see to F. Salsbury et
ux, 32.93 acres in Sec. 34,
Tp. 3S, IB 10
Nellie Scott to W. T. Ward et
al, 15 acres In Sec. 24, Tp.
35. 3W 10
C. W. Palm to W. P. Mealey,
lot In blk. 55, Medford.... 3000
H. Baum to L. Hatfield, lot
10, blk. C, Central Point... 1275
W. W. Von der Hellen to Edith
R. Boltz. lots 10 and 11. blk.
6, Central add. to Eaglo
Point 200
W. W. Glasgow et al., to W.
. C Green, trustee, 22.52
acres in D. L. C. No. 3S, Tp.
3 o t a u
W. C. Green, trustee, to Carroll
McMillan, same property as
above 1 0
J. F. Melkle et al., to J. M. Pot
ter et ux., block G, Overlook
add. to Ashland 800
J. M. Potter et'ux., to J. F.
Melklo and Clyde A. Payne,
block G, Overlook add. to
Ashland 1"
Harry Harrison to N. H. Harri
son, property on Holmau and
Oberlln streets, Ashland ... 10
Geo. W. Owen to Eddie .Murphy,
E'.S of E1S Sec. 1 and NEii
of NEK Sec. 12, Tp. 30. 2E 10
P. II. Myers to F. W. Dodgo.
lotB 3 and 10, block 2, Dck
um'K add. to Gold Hill .... 1
C. M. Ruch to Thos. Gcaglo, N!4
of 2-acre tract near Ruch. . . 10
F. J. Beagle to A. Throckmor
ton, samo property as above 400
Bert Anderson to Carroll Mc
Millan, 22.52 ncrcs In D. L.
C. No. 38, Tp. 38, 2W 10
B. T. Hall to Rebecca EbbIcs
ton, 01.50 acres In Sec. 20,
Tp. 30, 4W 1
Geo. R. Wllkerson to C. W. McDonald,-N
14 NVU Sec. 27,
Tp. 30, 1W 2000
J. C. Grubb to John W. Pernoll,
property on Applegnto for
merly deeded by It. Benedict
John W. Pernoll to J. C. Grubb
ot ux, same property aB
abovo
W. W. Cameron to Jackson
county, strip of land on Ap
plegnto for road purposes. .
Eva Allen to Felix Y. Allen,
property in Trail precinct;
deed of correction
Eleanor M. Hargrovo to Anna
E. Hargrovo, property in
Chltwood add. to Ashland. .. 10
Eloanor M. Hargrovo to Ida M.
Hargrove, proporty on Main
and Frist avo., Ashland... 10
Ann Beall to F. M. Amy, tri
angular pleco of land In
Central Point 1
Florence 8. Herrlck to Sophia
B. Herrlck, lot fl, blk. 1 An-derson-Taft
add to Medford,
proporty In Park add. ti
Medford 1
U. Froderlckson to Sophie B.
Herrlck, lot 2, blk. 2, An-dorson-Taft
add. to Medford lc
W. P. Mealy to A. M. Woodford
and Ralph Woodford", 24x70
feet fronting on West Main
Circuit Court.
W. T. O'Brien vm. Gold Hill it. It.
& Lumber Co. Satisfaction of Judg
ment entered of record.
Spalding Mfg. Co. vs. Mrs. S. J.
Krdiunn; to recover money, Judg
ment for 1160.40, Interest and attor
ney fees; also $S2.5f, etc.
C. W. and W. McDonald: to
quiet title. Order made for publi
cation of summons.
K. T. Staples, asslKiicc of Judg
ment of I). B. Grout vs. Rogue River
Valley Orchards Co. Satisfaction of
Judgment recorded.
F. M. Drake et al. vs. Jennie It.
Davis et al., to register title. Decree
granted.
Luclndn Shiver vs. heirs of Sarah
M. Root; to register title. Decree
granted.
B. L. nnd Laura Nichols vs. City
of Ashland: writ of review. Tempo
rary Injunction grantee.
First National Bank of Medford
vs. R. R. Canning and Evaporating
Co. Judgment for J3 (02.02 assigned
to W. H. Hamlin.
Estate of T. J. Konnoy, an Insol
vent debtor. Hearing of final account
of assignee set for hearing Oct. 31,
1911. Bond reduced to $3000.
Application of J. O. Sample to
register title. Decree (.ranted.
Application of Fred Publ to rests
ter title. Decreo granted.
Harry Messier vs. Lucy Moo. Re
lease of Judgment entered.
PUTNjVM DRADLCt STRONG.
Several men prominent in the pol
ilicul, fiiinuoinl mid Hocinl life of
(be l'uuumn Canal xotte liuvo put
learned that they have boon iniiiiwtl
upon by I'utnnm Hmdleo Strong,
sou of the Into William L. Strong,
formerly Mnynr of New York, mid
who became most widely Known ns
one of thu liusbtuida of. May Yolie.
wmii! represented iiiiusclL ni n
ncwupiipor man uinl out meted sev
cm! debU which ho says he i?i unable
to pay.
ATHLETICS WIN.
(Continued from Page 1.)
to the raluo ot $5000 and
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Probate Court.
Estate of Chas. McKlnnon. Nov.
1 1 sot as day of hearing final settle
ment. U U
Estate of Eugene Hoke. Appraise
ment nnd Inventory filed showing
proporty
approved.
Estate of S. M. Roblson. Emmetl
Bceson, Robt. Purves nnd II. II, God-
dard appointed appraisers.
Estate of Joseph A. Krcmson. Snh
of real estate confirmed.
Estate of John S. Sims, Salo of
personal property approved.
Guardianship of Mabel and Mndc
llno Scudder. County treasurer or
dered to pay $1236.90 bolonglng to
said minors to Joseph Jones, duly
appointed guardian.
Estate of D. P. Norton. Inventory
and appraisement approved.
Estato of Mary A. Broker. Inven
tory and appraisement showing prop,
crty valued at $1200 approved auc,
order mndo to mortgage- samo.
Estato of V. II. Calno. Hearing
of flnnl statement of administrator
set for Nov. 25.
Guardianship of Vida nnd Win.
Thronburg. Annual report of guar
dian approved.
Man-litre M cen. ne.
Oct. 11, .la in oh C. rergusou mid
Jessie Trott,
Married.
WELLS-FOX At Ashland, Oct. 11.
1911, by Rev. W. T. Van Scoy, Win.
Wells and Bllnn Fox.
Xer CascM.
Alton W. Stono vs. Jackson coun
ty. Appeal from county court on
claim for damages.
died to Lord; Suodgruss Htngled to
right; Murray o(, l'liink to Davis
Xo runs.
Philadelphia Lord fanned ; Old
ring fouled (o Meyers; Collins fliod
(o Devorc. No runs.
KOUKTII INNING.
New York Merkle out, Colliim to
Davis; Hentog poped to Harry;
Fletcher out, Harry to Davis. No
runs. '
I'hilnedlphiii linker out, Doyle to
Alerkle; Murphy i'itutl to Devorc;
Davis fouled to Meyers. No runs.
FIFTH INNING.
New York Meyers out, Baker to
Davis; Mivnpmrd fanned; Duvore
fanned. No runs.
rhiladelphia Barry out, Mar-
quiird to Merkle; Thomas out,
Fletchro to Merkle; Plunk fnuued.
No runs.
SIXTH INNINO.
New York -Doyle out, Davis, nun
sssisted; Suodgruss hingled to loft,
but was out trying to steal second,
Lord to Harry; .Murray fanned. No
runs.
Philadelphia Lord filed to Snod
grass; Oldring flied to Devorc; Co-
nun uuiliiiVIl 111 ICIi; IJIlKCr Oil 11
homo run over (eh right field feif-e.
Murphy fanned. Two runs.
SBVKNTH INNINO.
New York Merkle triug-cd; H(.r.
zo flied to Oldring; Fletcher popped
to linker; Merkle out, Plank to Dav
is, trying o stenl. No runs.
Philadelphia Davis Jjmd to
Doyle; Harry lined to Herzog; Thoiu.
ns flied to Fletcher. No runs.
Kimrrii inning.
Now York Meyers lined to Col
lins; Crandall bats for Mariiiardj
Crandall out. Collins to Davis; Do
voro funned; No runs.
Philadelphia Crandall now pitch
ing for New York. Plank fnuued;
Merkle dropped Itrd's foul, Lord
funned; Oldring out, Hcrzug to Mer
kle. No ruiiH.
NINTH INNINO.
New York Doyle fouled lo
Thomas; S'nodgrass fanned; Miirru
out, Collins to Davis. No runs.
DANCING CLUB WILL
MEET THIS EVENING
The .Medford Dancing Club will
give its first dance of thu season
thin evening at tiie Nalatoriuiu build
ing. This new club is a partial reor
ganization of llic JiivenileC lull. All
members are requested to present
their membership cards this evening.
RUS MILL-
On Kiverside Ave.
L. B. BROWN, Propriotor.
Feed, Flour, Scqd, Vetch, Winter Outs.
Barley Kolled.
rr4.t4
We have a full line
Of PEERLESS LAMPS
on hand
4, 8, 10, 32 O. P. carbon lamps; 25, 40, CO, 100, 150, 250
watt Tungsten lamps.' Tho best lamps and (ho best prices, All
lamps guurauteod.
Southern Oregon Electric Co.
Phones: Pacific 4001; Homo 124.
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THE
Jackson County Bank
OF MlJIUOItl)
Willi n report! of
1888-Nearly a Quarter of Century-1911
COURTEOUS
AREPUL
ONSERVATIVE
We invlle your neeouiil, lurije or small.
Capital $100,000,00 Surplus $75,000.00
W. 1. Vawter, Vreaident. W. McDonald, C'nnhier.
G. !. l.iudler, Vice President.
CALIFORNIA
Will be the Mecca of TourlstM and Pleasure Heekorri from till partii
of the world this winter. Its uiaKiilfleeiit horitelrlen will nernni
modiite In comfort and luxury hundreds of tliouimndn, and Its
attractions will furnish hlnlio!iiHri educational entertainment tor nil.
" Plan your trln now.
Send to the Undersigned for Illus
trated Booklet Describing
Halt KranelHCo, Oakland, Mt. Tamulimln, llurkeley, Hlauford Univer
sity. San Joe, l.lck Olinervatory, Santa Crux, Del .Monte, Paso
Itohlcs iiot SprtiiKs, Santa llarlinra, I.ok Auurles, Pasadena, .oiik
llcuch, Venice, Riverside, Kedliuidn,' Sail DIcko, The Old Spanish
Missions, YoHcmlto National Park and IIIk Trees, mid many other
noted places In the Golden State,
am. !ti:.cm:i nv tiii:
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
'ROAD OF A THOUSAND WONDERS"
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Till! IIK.IIWAV OP NIIAHTA l,IMITi;i
Round Trip Tickots from PORTLAND
and other Oregon points tf C C
to LOS ANGELES ... ... . . P 3
(lood for return In six mouths, with stopovers at will. .
xa
Inquire of local agents for full information
WM. McMURRAY, Gon. Passenger Agont, Portland
TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY
We will put on sale here tomorrow about 10
dozen Japanese Cups and Saucers, light weight,
faney decorated, iiSc value anywhere. Here to
morrow with i) patterns to select from al, your
choice u ..!... !3
15cts Each
PER SET OF SIX 7Cc
15 dozen combination glass top Salt and Pep
pers, worth 10c. each in any store. Here tomor
row, styles to select from, each 5c
UNDERWEAR HOSIERY
Ve would like to Tlw "tost complete
show you our line of ,i'u' "r U)H'm'y j
city.
LADIES' MEN'S r
MISSES' LADIES'
AND BOYS' B0YS,
y?Sm , MISSES' and
? Tmo INFANTS'
UNION SUITS Wool or Cotton
Best qualities, lowest A better quality at u
prities Mower pri;e
DR. DENTON'S SLEEPING GARMENTS
FOR BOYS, MISSES AND INFANTS, 50c, 75c
AND $1 EACH
HUSSEY'S