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PAG:ii) THRJglB
EXPECT BITTER
SPEECH FIGHT
City Fillers Swonr In DOU Citizens
ns Speclnl (Whirrs Socialist
EYES DF AUTOMILISTS TURNED TOWARD SAVANNAH, Wit NOTED DRIVERS WILL COMPETE
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Leaders Do Not Sanation Action
of I. W. W.
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THANKSGIVING CARDS, INDIAN BASKETS, LEATHER GIODS
v
MUDRERER
AIII3KMSISN, Wiwli., N..v. 'J I.
llnlililiK Unit tlio oily nriliuiuu
whieh limit hIiiM'I NiMtkiiir to n-r-tain
thninUMhfniu I u "iiii-ii.h" i.i
I'n'u Hfpi,H tin' Inilit-triiil Wi'iln
nf i do Win Id twlny are iijMirntr i
Iiiiiiii'Ii ii Iri'M.xiiwcli i'itni'iiiii in
Ahoiilmili. Tho city ol final like
winn urn nmliiiiK ready In ilHi'ml the
law and run tin IniliiMlriul Work--mii(
id town tit' jail 1 1 ii'iii tthi'iifti'i
iH'ciiMiiiii warriiiilx mii-h nrlioii. A
hitter HkIiI Ik Inokeil fur,
Tin flrt wriou 1'lanli iici'iirii'd
lut iiIkIiI wIimi i'iu'iat'ii wore cnlh'il
nut to iinll unnlhor lint id' hdii
tririliMlM. who wore innivlilni mi lie
idly jail tn lelenw wevornl id' lln-tr
louricr, wlin won nrrowteil ill tir tin.
)iad mkon liiHiih' Ilic ii'fliicti'd Inn
!m mid liad tlefieil llir Mlii tn iirrl
them. Tin' prni'itMHioii vih bioUrn
up and the lndiiHtiialUtH f ml In fliit'il
In' a ciild nl renin frmii fin1 litfi-.
Ili'lieviiitf Hint tlni IukI Iiu niilv
lii'Kini, Urn cily Author Have avmhii
in .'illll citim-n an HM'i'inl ntT'ieii
and nioio will Im nihloil In tln fom
today.
Kvurv (rein will bo met and nm
IliilnnlriiiliwlM mi'mI from other eitie
IV tin' nrriiiiiitlmi In aid in tin
uuim1ku will In promptly onrnllnl
nr Inld In tome tiiwii.
Tlit eoeiulinl lutuler Ifitlttv lneil
a Ktatcini'iM ilnrliiHnir tlml limy did
imt Miiiii'timi t li at-liitu nf tin (idii'
tinili-ln. Tin M'flitli-U me wnle.
fieil Hint Hit' hii'iiKiiik hunt an in
ni'innl mtli 1 1 n tin niiiN
BRAVE
10 BITTER END
C'niltiiiiii'd from l'utfe One.
liolcil lind ilUupponii'tl in lie loll Hie
(tenth ("'II.
i Story of tlio Ci'nn.
Four inmillw ngn, mi a iImiIc .Inly
nijllit, Henry Clay I tut tit returnee
I'mm a jwy lido mi the lmiily Alidlo
tliiiui turnpike with tin bliMiil-nteini.I
hotly nl' liix wife held eloee t hi
hide in hi unto. Mill mi limn before
Hit couple luid lri (In limiu nf the
jtirl'M Hindu, vriimaiiM Owen. There
Iim tmdy of the ilenil women w
Inkoii, and theio I tea I tin told a Ury
nf a liimrdi'd hiiihwuyinitii wlm Inld
iii lii. machine in Iim mml, nfti-r tin
rtiitn lind nearly 11111 liiin down.
Mcuttii Hiiiil thai when In etui toil lii
auto to run away fiom the lu'iirdcd
Mini nicer, who win Hi'inml with m
HlinlKiiii, Hid in rt ii fired tit tin inn
chine, kitlini; Mix. Hoaltii.1.
Wliilo tin lainilv of the drml ixirl
iiiniinii'd lnr diuith at linun, ltcntti'.
with polico offiidalH mid iri it ! do
ti'i'livt, Huoiirml tin iii'IkIiIhiiIiihhI
for trni'Cn of Hid liHitrdcd hi:liHiiy
inmi. ('nil In round.
.hint ii dawn lnoko mi July ID, l.u
thor h, Slitiror, riltMiaiualiii A Ohio
railroad ddloctivu, Ih'oiikIiI into Hie
uuhi) hy tlni fill's family, imiidird tin
Hi'din of tlio miiiu with u mve of
lilondlimuidri. Tin liloodlmuuiN fir
dlod widn alimil tin phtdo thronnh
tin wooiIh anil fii'ldn, hut, lutyini?
lnudly, tliuy iuvannhly ri'luiui'd to
"t)io HjMit wlicru llnatlii) di'idiuvd lii
auln Hloml when hi wil'o ix hIidI
A nIioiL liuid hi tor a iidjji'n ''iiiiiiiuny"
found a HliiKlo-liarrdldd xliolituu,
ninntifiod hy Hon I tin ns Hid a with
wlili-h IiIh wifo wiih killfid, nt a rail
road rOHHIII','.
Meattid in Iiim HloridH nt (hu killing
of hix wifo told wlddly iliffuriuj; Inlow.
Kor tliido day ilotin'livoH worhml
with all tluir iimu'Ky witjioul ilufiniti
1'dnult, hut (,'allu'iinj: u iiiiihh of ilr
(iuiiiHtuici'H thai wiKiiiu'd In point to
Mdutlii. Tlio hlnlory of tlio youii'
koii of tlio wealthy mcntlinut, tin n
liothario of Kmilh Kichiuoud, and
hiK rdlatimiH with Hu hdiiuliful 17-yiiar-old
Haulali Miiifnrd, woro di
I'ovorod. Tlio ilut (Kit iviM iiiuiin)linl
tlio Hlory of llonry Clay MotilHo
Trout, tlio child horn to Mdiilah Mill
ion! mid Horny Clay Uoiitllo in IIH10
On tlio Friday followm-,', Coroni'i;
1-oviuK Iii'kiui tlio iiu-iiOHt into (he
doalh of Miv. lloultid, On tlio hIiiuiI
Ui'altld, uiiilor iiiHtriiolimis from hU
lawyor, Harry M. Smith, ,Ir do
ili'dliiidd to uiiHWor any iitonlion ro
lnliiiu: to 1i!h iiitinuidy with Moulah
Mluford, Mitt (lurinc tlio luonihiK
1'hhI Mdiittio, ironry'H doiiHin, had
coufuHHdd tn (ho Itiohiuoud jinliou
that on tlio Hjituriliiy prior to tlio
k'illiim ho had hmiuhi u h'uikIo.Iiiu'
mloit NliutKiiii for hi oniiHiu mid hail
liirncd it ovor to him, with Ihroo
(iiirlridKOH. l'mil tutor iitoiiliriutt Hip
b'tui i'umut on tlio Midhilhiiui tum-
IAI! CfllFS NOW ,JM) -&MRtmz! '?..
Giflii& 3ibvr flMvw .ri - . cnraiHirb,' uaa.TKjaii3- t i v t.rw (
un.mi -v-. tmmmr-z. : v.- m 'is, wr J.'.-- -, --'"
-. . .. .. m r- WINNtU C r- Iwl" ,w4iLJ----s-
im i i i i i in mil fi . i .. -- !, .!.
iim i ii Mini mil il. i-jr uamifohh .1 , ... ,.
n re u m iy n cup :cc:z
Ull I llllllfl HUI IV ... . .
OUR WOOD AND .
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(Wlro Ih now loented nt K'o. :W Smitli I'lr In Wilson & Cob ncronrt
linnd fitoro. 8HM:lal nllenllou kIvpii to flm moving of hoiiNvliol'l
KhxIs nml tlio dollvnrj' c frolnlit.
H. S. BRUMBLE & SONS
Home, ITOWIi
Hell, JJlfil
Pouches Will Carry Onllnary Mall
Only and Will tic Closed From
Portland South No Way Mali.
I'oNliiuiNlor WmMlfont ha jul
I)ppii iuforuiPil thai mnil will hwdiil
tr In cui'i'ifd mi .vprmi trnin Ko
1'., which arrive in iUdford nt Ml::il
a. in. '1'liiM wrnt into offncl for Hip
rirt time Wddtiendny, m the firt
mail to iirrivu km uudfr tlio new nr
iitiicctnput wiih .vrittprdnv. Thin n
nt oiicd ditHlmlPd in the Iioxch it'id
tin carridii iiipudid it tn their nftcr
noon dcliM'ry.
Tin iMHitdhw will carry ordiimry
mail i.iiiy Hint will lie eloi'd frma
I'oillniid, wSiich iiiphm Hint iv i mnil
will In cnrriml from ixiintn noiith of
tlml city. It will lio nit ortHtil run
eiiii'i)ct (n Hip huMim-HH men in
brinxiuK tlioM Uioir I'diilBinPnnd
Ofldtitrn iHirrpniwiulmifp mor nronint-
ly, PotiHiMt wil InUa 1h cnrriml for
Grunt PnmiNnd Ahlaiiil.
1 U
TWO VA.MOf Rtiu?
CUP ,14'CLb
The 'Vi of the mitouioliilij world
am now turned Ui Kuvunnah, whr
mi Knviiidier 27 mid NiiY(iitipr 30
thero will ha ran the Viuidorhllt imp
race, the grninl prie rnre, tlio Tlcdo
iiihii trophy ruce and the Hnvnunnh
chnlli'iiicr trhy rape. With the op
MrtiiititipM for cml nffered hy the
recent inirieinilj ol' the Hnn
mili eourH ami with Hie conihinntioii
of i he eluKnie Vamlerhilt cup nice
and the J'hiiioiih uraiiil prixe nice, the
meet i exHeted to o down in hi
tmy n one of the iiioMt remnrkiilde
e,er held. ,
THIHD
VICTORY THI5VCAR
in a. uozievi CAR. .
fh.
A jiiiclcrliilt oup race i to !,
run on ftoiilhevn eft" fr I he iir-t
til in. Might yeurT'iigo thix eeni
had H inceplion tjitf Wrth of Amer
imfn nutoiimbllK racing and ix
gL-tmt truggten . fOi the prixe Iihc
heen held on t.ong I- 'f le Vhii
ilerliilt cup nice UrIe nin on No
vwuher 27.
lliwr- Clnint, wlWlw" joined the
lousier racing lemn ftnd lvo will
drhe one of' tlieed (Mtrw in hulh the
Vnnderinlt cup andgl'Hiiil prie rnc),
ir. nr(iculHily iiuxiouH to win the
Vnuderhilt cup ovnt.
smith mi m
mm pass
Three Candidates in Field for Mayor
and All Named Smith R. G
Smith, J. C. Smith and E. V
Smith Are in the Race.
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NEW! NEW!
Te ART STORE
has a new line of Pain ts.and Wall Paper
Pacific Phone 1094 Home Phone 95
27 NORTH GRAPE STREET
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Our Correspondents
S''S--P-
JACKSONVILLE
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS.
(WANTS PASS, ' Ore, Nov. 24.
The unuHiml sitimtion oxit here no
n result of a mas convention last
night nt whieh thro mon iinui-ii
I SmitJi were nominated ns candidate
! for the nwyornlty nt the city eloe
' lion Deeemher 4. f hoy arc I. 0
Smith, atUiVncy; J. C. Smith, phyxi
eian, mid K. V. Smith, morclmut and
-.ciiilint. It i now a free-for-all
nice miient: the Sinilhs.
pike m thn gnn 1m gave hlx eoimin.
. The ooi-oner'H jijry, fter m Ini-'f
coiiMMleniUon, held Beetll for the
netion of thn grand jury, whldi -t
timed an indictment agnJimt Mcwtlie
for murder in the firnt degree.
T.irotiKhou( (lie IrkuVPniii iWltie
the rttur witiu'hM for thn pnmeeutto i
mid little 1 7-yenr-ulit lleitlnh Hin-
li'iil. hweethenrt of the pritiuner, were cuupte wont out in h boat, which
kept looked in Henrico county jml.'caNfhved, ami one of them loet a fluo
Paul win mi the wtnnd for two ilnyn. jgun.
Iml tin 17-yenr-tild girl wmm geer Couutr SchOiil Superintendent Hiul
Inken to Chnilurrifllil court hoiiee ioMrii. J. Percy Well nro oconpyliig
Kltiorl Colemmi. eetind eon of
Couuty Clerk and Mm. W. It. Col
luaiT. Ii aluwljr rmv4rtng from an
operation for an obetructloii nf the
bowela uerforMieri by Or. Oolduu of
Jarkeottvllle and Dm. Uargrave and
Morrlaou or "iteilfonl.
Chae. W'olgHuiiHt was over from
Meilfonl Katnritay.
V. C. Itlgbatii of the Mwlford Soda
Wnrka waa a recent bualneaa caller
hi JatksuttvUle.
Heveral of our nlmrmla have been
pa Hague river and other ulreaiua In!
aeareli of the elualve water fowl, but
no baga of any alae are reported. A
tell her Htnry. In her utead her
loolher, n hig, mifldle-nged woman,
told the hIiii'v f her itnughter'n re
laliiniH with Henry lleiiltiet hit love
for tlio ur irl ami hin renewal of their
; mj . .
muiiiaey aner dim iDMrnnge. Alter
three week of luliintr lenlhiMiny and
nrgumeiit tliu twelvo Chesterfield
county runner retired one evening
to the jury room, knell down mid
prayed for dirluo guidance, ilin
cii.hdd (ho eviduuee, knelt nml prayed
again, mid then filial into the court
room wiih u verdict of guilty. Judge
W'ulrtoii iimiiddiHtely pituiounceil the
death wenteiipp, fixing Noveinher 'J I,
loduy, dm thn ditto of the execution.
An appeal to tlio hiulier nourte
fuiled, mid Hunt lio fised hU hope on
mi application for pardon, reprice
or I'ommululioii of sentence (o Gov
ernor Mann. Aflor"u whorl consid
eration, however, Governor .Munn, in
u Mculhiug Htateuumt, diulinod to
grunt the pardon, and oxproMHfd the
opinion (Iml lteullio wan attempting
to a'Mpnpo the penally of his prime
of whieh lie knew ho wan guilty.
Father Shoots San.
SPOIvANK, WiihIi., iNnv. l.
Ptmding full invpHtigittimi into tin
killing of David Odell h.v hm fnthor,
William Odell, tho gray-haired wid
ower jh hong hold njal at Vost Knls,
lilnhn. The Hhnnlug neeurreO u the
Odell hmno ut Poul FnllH. With n
companion iiumed Hon Stell, Davis
Wiiiio from Spokuuo to vinit his fath-iir.
l'ljinfH Fop Halo.
C, Onroy Ih uow buay liulldlng bov
orul hiindrod foot nf liotlioila and au
muoh tipaeo In cold friimoa. lio will
rnlHo sovoral hundrod thoiitiund voro
tulilo plants of all kliuls, uIho flowur
lug phuito. TIiobo jiluntH will ho out
door grown, truiiBplnulQil, nml of n
varloly bout adapted to IUhjuq tivor
ollnmto. Wo will hook orilorn for
any amount of any kind wanted.
Uuuklna for Health.
the liouae on Fifth wtroel' ownwl by
Mri, Mvllaaa Tojlor. They were
given a reception nt the rcttlilenoci of
ailaa Iiiale McCully when tliuy ar
rived from CHllforula.
Henry Wendl, who hna the eon
trart for carrying tho iiihII liatween
Jaekiuuvllle ami Aiiplngnte noat
office, haa aublet It to .In mon ltook.
31 tea Kate'Chapmau, who haa boon
vlultlug lu Joecphlno county, luiHre
opeuml hor millinery Htore.
Borvlrea have been bold nt tho
Catholic church by tho prloeta nt:i
tlmied at Med ford, who will oomo to
Jacksonville regulurly horeaftor.
.1. T. (laguon or tho Trail humbor
(Hiiupauy was In .TckHouvltlo a few
day ago.
fiooi'Ho Ii'lolco, who arrlvud from
Siskiyou county, Qui,, not long since,
l engaged lu protipoutlng south ' of
Jiu'kKonvlllo.
A. Tlirockmorton hnn u force of
mon with tenniH enHOged In graveling
the road to Applegate, a dlHtniico of
n nillo from tho nouthoni bouudavy
lino of our town.
Deputy Sheriff Don waa nt KukIo
Point recently on otflolnl IiuhIuobs.
Mrs. A. Uohc, tho droHsinakor, Ih
at Medford nuioh' or tho tlmo.
DuuulUKtou & Klolijliammur of tho
city market nro aluuglitorJug qulto n
uuinluir of fat porkers and inanu
fnotiirlng hum, bacon and hud for
tho local tnulo,
Mr, and Mm. A. (Hlnon, Y. TI. Al
loa, Mr, CluiHo, V. A. Sprlngford, S.
M. Carpontor and othor roahlonts of
Storllnu preolnbt wero In JaokBon
vlllo during tho wook.
Santa Olaits hoouih to liuvo aslab
llnliod hoadquartora at T. h, Do
voio'b. " ,
Oncnr LowIh Iiiih vgturnod fom
Medford' and Ih at ' tho Uoooptlon
ngnlii, Hiiccoudlng Harry Luo, who
him tiouo to Medford, , ' ,
W. W. Klfort and O. Pntton of
Mod(ord Hpout a fuw Iioiiih lu .luck
souvlllo lately.
UnukliiB for Uemtii.
(Hy A. C. Howl&U.)
let Saturday eveidf.Mr. Of let
a 1dy living netir 'ip'.pw.'t, came
out on the L,oeet '-'nc and cnt
the, night with lie, tk:u: the ,-m for
Medftird Sunday nfU'ruoo.i. S'ie
was on her way to C.iWomim on Iiiim
new, She originaHv Mine (Ami "lii-iila.
ini itudretii aim wtlu or l""'' jjj
FaJle oaine out from Uedfortl Snliir-iM
aaf evening on in la. tj. awl smui
Sunday with ns, going ou Uie I'. ic II
to ilutle Falls Miduy ltmniiiK
While in Mcdforrf Mt Hililreth pur
choMed n fine l"t of lljrkeys from one
of hie near neighhoii Mrs. Qipptrl
that she had shipped lot to .Medtonl
and aliipped them Slek to Matte
Knll for Thankgiinl.
Mr. and Mi-n. l)i(sir(h oame out
from their home nen I'ayiou Tues
day evening end wen iim t in Medfotd
Weduesday momiinJ where Mr
Diteworth was to nuij hor daughter
who arrived then ajfew dny- h,t
from Colomdo. I
ilr. Heed of l)iary who h.i
heen working out in p jillcy ae.ir
Medford, came nut lat Snturdny to
anoint Snuduy with hi wifo, who lu
Ifeen hourdiug with for. Hie pnM
six wielui. and went 0 up to Unite
lullii Mondny to nrnuigo to tnke hi
wll'e up in that m'cIjbii, as ho ha
taken a eoulniet to cut a hit of wood
for the I & K, Hnilnid coiupuny mi
what is known ns thtf'Jhildwin (met
that thoy reeeiitly iSrolutBcd fnun
Mr. Itjildwin. I umlibtaiid that the
ioinwiy iutouds to est nil tlio tim
her off for wood. tjJTuosdnv Mr-,
lfeed took the enr fof Ipio wood camp
whoro iier liushand 1ms secured u
linuko ftiv. them to livft in.
Mr. Fred Medaie. put; or our old
hoarders, and a IrieiiJ of us hy the
niiinu of Walter Dotf,' i'rnjn Town
eumo out Monday nigjit op busiuofs
returning Tuesday morning, Mr
Dee is on his wa tg T0S Angeles
on huBinoss. He aidJiat ho oxpoet
ed to rulurii to this vlloy and settle
ninmig us in tho ftilare-
0. X. Nelson of Jacksonville, who
is iit tho lifo and firo insurimeo lmsi
iioaMspout the niiht with us Tues
day. Ho speaks in tliQ highest terms
of Qqutrul Point and Kaglo Point on
aeopunt of their pre"rivcnoss, hut
seems to think that Jnuksouvillo is
eonsidoratdy niitiipiiUfd- Ho snvs
that thoy lmvo too itii.Vl mobslmeks
tlmro to make a progisivo town.
Our city dads luivft ennsod to be
posted an ordiuaneo authorizing an
uleotion nml insert iiitho omevgoney
eliuiee o as to legalize an election on
tho fjtli of Deeeinher filr ' 'full lionvd
'of (iffieors iustoad ofcflJily four eou
mittooirton, as staled S' fornior lot
tor , Tho oouneil h'arSd that it Jmd
to aliiel tlio full bimrdTet fiffioora to
Qoinply with tho hw, "
Piles Cnrtd In n tn 1 Tl-tva
t Vour UruKKlat will refund money If
I'AZO OtNTMKNT fiilln to euro nny case
of Itching, lllind, nwdtnu or Protruding
I'llo In S to 14 days. COc.
Uaitkln for Tlwilth
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We have a full line
of PEERLESS LAMPS
on hand
4, 8, 1C, 32 C. P. carbofi lamps; 25, 40, 60, 100, 1C0, 2G0
watt Tungsten lamps. Tho best lanrfcs and tho best prices. Ati
lamps guaranteed.
Southern Oregon Electric Co.
Phenes: Pacific 4C01; Home 124.
m9'0oo.,i4j00jfrSim
, t
(Barvers
Yes we have them in all styles an prices from
.50 up to $30. Step in and let us show you.
rd Hardware Comp'ny
218 EAST MAIN ST.
RIGATION
IRRIGATION is the scienco of giving ft plaut just (is much moisturo as it
needs, and just exactly when it needs it.
IRRIGATION has added more, wealth to the country in tho last ten years than
any three of tho largest resources combined. Thousands of acres of worthless
land have been reclaimed aud somo of this land has sold for the highest prices
p er paid for horticultural or agricultural land.
IRRIGATION will reclaim "tho desert," G500 acres will be, developed into a
vast orchard district. "The desert" when irrigated will provo to bo tho
best orchard laud in tho Roguo River Valley.
IRRIGATION will make tho Roguo Rivor Valley famous for its berries. Tho
largest yields in tho next few years will como from "the desert."
IRRIGATION will add thousands of acres to the producing area of tho Roguo
River Valley, and in theso new districts there will bo no crop failure, for irriga
tion is a guanmteo of bountif id yields, and is real crop insurance for tho
grower.
IRRIGATION in tho "Willainotto Valley has increased production from sixty
to three hundred per cent. It will do tho samo in tho Roguo Rivor Valley.
IRRIGATION will double the population of Medford and tho Roguo Rivor
Valley in tho noxt fow years. New homes will bo established. Orchards will
be planted on lands that havo novor been productive "Tho desert" will bo
redeemed and a thousand families will bo added through this development.
Rogue River Valley Canal Company
FRED N. OUMMINGS, Manage
Medford National Bank Bldg., Medford. Ore.
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