MEDTTCfflT) MTTTfi TRTHUNE, OTDFQRD,, ORKCION, TUESDAY, ATOUST 13, 1012
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T. l'J, WhII, ii iWiniir ichIiIkiiI of
l.ytuiH, In I.Iiiii coiiiily, wImi wiim
going through Hid couiili'v riiiiMili) In
Oklahoma, with hlrt fnnilly, hi mi
iiuloinolillu met wllli mi iicclilmil In
lliu tuncliliio Kutuiiliiy nlghl in which
M mud, Cliiinlu iigtl 17, wiirt mtvuily
illJlMDll.
Mr. Wnll liiul imiilii eitiup nl llugim
I'iT Wl l llii l-r m I'limlly while
Iho niiii'hlim wim luUu In (IriuilH
1'llHM glllllge (u lilivu H'lUlilH llllltlo.
1,(1 Ik Kntiinliiv night hit went In ilrio
tint cur hunk in llogun Itivitr. Tin
hoy went iluuu tint mud In meet him,
mill wiih i Mini; on ln running hoard
nl' lliu ninehliii' when llm lutrp i-uive
nt Ihn (Irtu'ii'ri ereok tTtwHltig wiih
npphiiielii'd. Mr. Wnll untile I he. firt
i-nrvii nlrlght hut Hid bkering grnr
looked ami hit rover riirve wiih tint
taken, llllil (III) iiudiiiiohlle. a t'nrlv.
borne power linger, plunged down tim
Mx fiml ciiihitnkmtint rriihiug thn hoy
luiilly hitl wim'ii lite iiiiit'hiiie anil ii
loaning tree that nloml hy lint mail
uhle. Tim iiar lurueil on iu lde, Mr.
Wall riding It tliruitgh Mainly.
Dr. KIImvoiIIi ami wife, who wrv
driving along lliu highwnv at llm tiiipt
of th iiecidenl, offered firt itld Jo
the, Injiiiml man, ami a little. Inter
Carl Ocnluer eur, with a party n-
nUtoil In nun eying (hit injured hoy to
ClrnnlH I'iikh, u'hi'H) ho wn attended
hy Dr. Knilth. Nu hointn went broken
hut thn hiti ami tin! hIiIo of the ml
went unvcrly limincd, tyiriotiH rexttlU
ant not iinticlpnlcd, although it will
Iim Miitin ilnyrt before ho run hu tip
itml iiruuinl again.
BUILD UP EXHIBIT
OF LOCAL FRUIT
MAN
CHANGE!;
HOMESTEAD LAW
J. A. Perry bun started tho tmll
rolling to scouro itxhlbltA of fruit to
ttullil up dlnpluyit In thu display rooms
of tho Medford commercial club by
brining In some vary fine specimens
from hi 4-year-old trees. Ho In
urging fruit growers throughout tho
valley to do tho mno thing.
"Now Hint harvovsilng U under
way," state Mr. Perry, "II should be
viry puny to build up a creditable ox
hllilt nt tho rammarclnl club rooms
and overy orchnrdliil should take
ritotinh trouble to chooso noma of his
fluent fruit for display. Now In thn
time, to secure tho fruit."
(HI) "Tint prnvirdoim of huctloii
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iu oi. hid neviMCd ruillUM'H, iim
iiiiii'IkIci!, In niHpiicl o I lie luuurHleiid
pniiml, nut miiilo applii'iihli! lo all tin
peiii'idi'il t'litrii'rt upon wliiuli rci
iluilcii in ii'ipilriiilt iin well iim to Iiom
iniiilii nl'lcr liinit II, llll'J, ivhvtc (he
oiilrymiiii litiln to tdeel to innki' prool
miller tho law ol dtitio II, IIM'J, ie
Mpecliiit; all ol' !1h provinlidiH, Hie pel
roriniuii'it of which n exnclcil during
thu liomi'Htrad period. Ah ii couhc.
MUi'lii'i', thile iwidi'iien in rnluivd
from, livu o flit ft) yonl'K, HpoeiHi' rill
livalloii in oxaclcd lieHliiniiiK with tin1
Hi'i'oiid yt-iir nfti'r entry. Final piool
of full I'ompliaui'i) iiiiihI hn miiilc
within fivo yi'iiw from data of onliy."
From lih it will ho noted tti.it
cntryiiieii who lutvo filed on llien
(ditim prior to ilut niacltiiunt of llu
throif yi'iir law mind fih) a dt'claralion
with tho Depiiilineiit of tho Interior,
providing lny ptofer to M'ifr't t licit
title o tho (dnipi and provu up iindei
tlu old flvo year law, olherwiti! the
Ihreu year law hecoinert oM'rativi',
Thn amounl of cultivatioii rcipiircd
iiuditr tho new thri'it year law i.
renter than under thu old law. Con
hldurnhlo anuoyaiK'u and pocMihle
difficulty in itiiikliin proof can he
avoided hy a careful examination ol
tho provision f the new law and
Hut ruliiiKH of thu Department of the
interior nardiiiK it, a contained in
their Ciri'iilarn Noh. I'.'.'i and I I'J,
which can hit obtained from tho .Sec
retary of tho Interior,
FM.YA' CfUXCC TAKES HOT SHOT JIT
ILK FA J U VOW GROUND VKUDJCTS
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BAK
ER
PROVES
MIGHTY
HUNTER
W. 1. linker, ntrcot cotnmlitslono,
hnn jirovod tho tnlKhtleitl nlntrod who
IIiiih left Med ford for tho vlld thlx
JRcaxoii, IIIk trophlcH woll hIrIi
Mailed his faithful lltlo pony on tho
I homeward trip, nlthouf.h Dakcr upent
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ODi uiree onys in 1110 iiiiih. ronow
InK In n llHt of tho tfauio nenurcd by
Daker:
Oao black tailed buck.
Ono brown bear, welKlit
poundR.
Two Btccl hoailn,
Onn do7ti small trotil,
Ono gallon wild blackberries.
Five Kflllonn liucklebcrrlcit.
Ilaker thlnkH ho'll ko again.
J.'.O
CHINA WANTS ROCKHILL
FOR POST OF ADVISER
fKANK GIAKCE A R IS
Fritnk flmiiie. of lite CIiu-iibo cluli.J .'ork In all tilt rx,.rr-ir. ne Iv.ir
I of Ihcoplttlun ilml lhfoppolntf Icflin inner m-cii. be iy, inure lli.in l
I- nl n lilu illiihiuiiii.-e Mltlle plnyliij; rnKlon wlirn Hip vNltow were l.-i
Hip (JIhoJii n the IMo (Jroniitl In Nctr'ini equl chance In the tcnlliu.
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COUNTY TICKET
TRUTH TELLING LOSES A
HOMESTEAD IN RESERVE
Joo llnll, who hrtH been homentend-
lt)K In tho Crater Forcut Itcmarvo on
tho Mttlo AploKntn dnrliiK tho Init
three or four yearn ban been ordered
off hla holdliiKH by tho land offlco nl
llOM'liuie. Ho U moving bin bolonR
Idrh down tho creek tnrco tullea to
thn old ComboMt liontcMtend.
Hall took up tho rlKbtM left l.y
hid brother, Tom Hull, who nettled
on thn claim In 1901 and filed ap
plication for houicHtcad rlRhtH In
100.1, In tho hrarlUK tho uclRliborH
xworo that Tom Hull wan on tho
houicHtcad from mx to elKht inouthn
each sir from tho time of liltt fllliti;
until hlH death In 190K, hut Joo Hall
when ipiorled at tho time of hla prov
Ing up on tho honihHteitd nt Hmuv
hurK two yoara iiko Htnted that to hlH
knowledRo bin brother hnd lieon on
tho honicMtoad threo ninnths annual
ly. Tho land conimlHHloueru held
that Hall'H Htatoutont wuh proof that
IiIh hrothor had not fulfilled thu obll
KuHoiih liuporiod by tho Kovornuient
and tho rlhtH were cancelled.
Hlnco tho death of Tom Hall, In
1U08, Joo Hall him lived upon tho
claim continually. Ho hns cloarqd
additional ncreM of land which brluRR
tho cultivated acroiiRn up to tho
Itrand total of 12 or 13 acreu, mid
Iioh built him iv comfortable homo !n
pluco of tho Iok cabin, lived In by
IiIh brother.
Jou Hall In nu old Bottler. Ho hau
lived In JnokHou county for thlity
yearn. Ho would have a chance, to
rofllu on tho propoity If It wore not
that ho UBod hlu liomoutond ilsht
wtdlo IIvIdk In Montana yoara iiro.
tiio Kovoriimont offielalii wero
eoutildornto to thu extent of allowing
tho old limn ulx inouttiH tlino to out
IiIh ouIh mid iIIk hla potntoeu mid
iuovo or noil IiIh Htouk.
KcpruM'iiliit(; ciht iirecincth ol
Jiiekxou county tint county central
committee of the 'ncroNAivo parly
met at the officu of II. F. Mttlkev
Monday evening and decided not to
pluco a comity ticket in the Held for
the cnmiiij; election. Thu i1icuHou
reKiinlltnr the feithihility of Mich it
move wiim IciiKthy mid thoroiiKlt hut
n majority of tho committee thought
the party idiould deoe itn cnergus
U the atutc nnd coitKri)H.ioiiaI tiuketH.
'Harry I,. Irwin wan rlinncn Htate
central romuiittcomau. Kditor (1 recti
of the Ahlllnd Tiding wax n chihC
nccoinl in tho election to thia office.
Tho ui;it distrlclH rtprencntetl
Monday eveniiii; wro Mcdford, Ash
laud, Central Point, Gold Hill, F.aKp
Point, Wellen, IJarron mid Talent.
TO MAKE HARD FIGHT ON
PANAMA TOLL CONCESSION
WASHINGTON, Aur. 13. A do
lormlned flRht 1h to bo made In thu
conference on thu l'linama canal bill
nRalimt KrantliiR freo puhkuro to
American forclRn bound HhlpK. Sen
ator IlrandeRcn lit Mild to ntand with
llcprosentntlvca Adamaoii and Htev
inii In oppotdiiK what they coiiHldcr
n violation of treaty rlRhtit nnd too
Kroat a eoncoMHlon to foreign bound
uhlppliiK.
Tho HrltlHh Koveruinent It U nald
Ih Awaiting enactment, of loglHlntlon
boforo entering n more formal pro-
tCHt.
In rccoRiiltlon of tho nuporlor right
of tlreut llrltalu by vlrtuo of tho
Hny-Inuncufoot treaty, other nntloiiH
have refrained from approaching tho
Htnto dopurtment. It Ih expected tho
Hrlttah foreign offlco will come for
ward with n propoaltlon to submit tho
Ibhuo to arbitration.
THREE-YEAR-OLD BOY
IS BURNED TO DEATH
A three-ycar-olil hoy, Ihe hon of I'.
A. PhillipM, war burned to death in ..
fire nt Ketliy at two o'clock Mondav
aftcrunoou. The lad, whohc mother
died a little over a year ngo, wiih
liviiij; nl (ho homo of .Mr. nnd Mrx.
Frank Ilogue. lie was out playing in
the bum mid chicken Iioiiho Monday
afternoon, mid evidently had uuitchcn
in lit r MtK'jion, hi art cd n fire that
destroyed both buildings ami lis own
llfo with them. The hotly was ter
rihlv huriied, life being extinct when
it was rccovcied from thu burning
building.
SAY HAVEMEYER WAS PRICE
DICTATOR OF SUGAR TRUST
l)i:NVKIt, Aug. 13. Lettoru pur
porting to dhow that tho boot and
augur Induidry of Colorado wan dic
tated by 11. O. Havotnoyor, head of
tho American Sugar nnd Hoflnln.;
company, wiih Introduced today In
tho governments Inquiry boforo Spc
clul CommlHalonor Iiryco to dissolve
tho no-called "augar triiHt," Tho
lettom wore not rend but will bo latr
on. A telegram tdgnod "11. O. ll."
Haying ho could not pay ovor I BO
for boelH wna atiBwered by a letter
from Cheater S. Morey, head of tho
(Ireat Weatorn Sugar company, say
ing there would bo nn ndvnnco In the
future without Hiibmlttlug tho matter
to Havomeyor. Other Icttora tend to
Hhow Havomoycr dictated tho jioltey
of tho company throughout.
Breaks Record With 1478 Passenrjers
VANCOUVISH, 11. 0.. Aug. 13,
HniaklitK ull rucoidu for C. P. It.
coautwlHo HteitniorH and wruHtlng thu
liluo ribbon from tho PiIiicohh Vic
toria, which Iiiih worn It along her
uldoH over wlnco 19Q3, tho 0. P. It.
Htoamer Prlncetm Charlotto, miidu thu
phonotuauiil run of four houra and
twonty-four inlnutoa botweou Vlutlrlu
mid TiKOinu on Haturdiiy whou hIio
won culled lutif Horvlco to carry u big
oxuuralon into tho Tiger city. Oho
beat tho Princoau Vlctorla'u time by
12 nilnutCH, donplto tho fuot that alio
lmd 1.479 pnuaoiigors abpnrd.
COMPANION IS CHARGED
WITH WHITE SLAVERY
PORTLAND, Aug. 13. Tho honr
Ing'of hubonu corpun procoedlnga to
obtain tho roloaao from cuHtody of
CJoorgo Montrobo, companion of Mth.
Allco Ilrown. tho protty young San
rranciHco woman noia nero on 11
Napping of IlllnolB, out of 117,000
today was contlmioil by Judgo Mc
(Jinn of tho circuit court to Th urn day.
Judgo McQIiiu Htntod ho did not want
to act ItiiHtlly In tho mutter and con-
bldorod It advlaablo to wait till Gov
ernor Wout mndo it doclulon In the
ciiho of MrH. Drown, who In fighting
extradition to California.
Montrouo hi hold with Mrs. Ilrown
on u larceny charge hut federal an
thurltloH aro luvoHtlgatlng to boo If
they can proaecuto him for alleged
white slavery.
Archers In National Tourney
IIOSTON, Mnia., Aug. 13. llegln-
nlng today and eontlnufng through
Frl'dny of thin week, SoWlora Flold,
tho nthlotle ground of Harvard Uni
versity, will bo tho meccii or tho
nreherH In all pnrtH of tho country,
tjio knights and lndlcn of tho bow
meeting horo to ahoot In tho twonty
fourth annual tournamout or tho
National Archery Association of tho
United Statca.
ELEVEN-YEAR-OLD GIRL
SETS THIRTY-FIVE FIRES
KPWNUFIELI), Mo., Aug. 13.
Crying bitterly, hut refusing to give
any ireithou for her action. Kdna
James, an eleven year nuic girl, is
being held today in prison by the
jiolieo here for betting fire to thirty
live dwelling.
On Saturday thirty-fic fires oc
curred hero in various Itou-es. A
guard wax placed nt the house where
Iduit worked, nnd the conflagrations
htopped. The girl's nrrest followed.
She admit firing three places, but
the M)lieo believe she is responsible
for them nil.
Medford Prlmlns catnpny carry
full Una of legal blanka
LONDON. Aug. 13, Tho Peking
rorrcapondent of tho Dally Telegraph
cables ho underatiinds China has of
fered tho post of ndvlffcr to tho gov
ernment to William Itockhlll, Amer
ican ambassador at Constantinople,
who It wan atlpulated would not be
affected by political condltloriH sur
rounding tho new republic. Chlneae
ncwanapcra auggeat tho aiipolntmcnt
of Admiral Lord Bercaford as naval
ndvlaor to China. Rockhlll waa for
merly American mlnlatcr to China.
DANDRUFF
DISAPPEARS
Bonlp l,ch VniilohcK and Hair Quickly
StoM Falling
PAIUHIAN Sago remember the
namo when oti want a good, pure
hair tonic, freo from dangerous lead
and other dyes.
PARISIAN Sago la not a dye.
Moat tonics that dyo the hair are full
of poison and aro dangerous to uac.
PARISIAN Sago Is a clean, de
lightful hair dressing that nourishes
tho hair roota and besides killing
tho dandruff germs imparts llfo and
beauty into tho hair. Your hair
will look nice and brilliant after ap
plying PAIUHIAN Sage and you can
quickly get rid of dandruff and scalp
Itch and atop the hair from tailing.
Avoid imitations get the genuine.
Tho girl with the Auburn hair Is on
every bottle and carton. Largo bot-
Established 1878
FRUIT
Incorporated 1904
b
D. CROSSLEY & SONS
Commission Merchants
' , 'Ml Franklin St., New York
1 Our Socially
APPLES and PEARS
Wo have our own houses In
SKW VOItK, MVKtlPOOIi, LONDON AND GLASGOW
Direct consign ntonts solicited or aco our Rogue River representative.
CHEIS GOTTLIEB Medford, Oregon
GROWERS OF
PEACHES
Do you want your fruit handled by export salesmen?
Do you want the 1JEST PRICES tho Pacific Coast market af
fords T
Do you want to line up with "The House of a Square Dealt"
If so, get in touch with uh MOW. -
ROGUE RIVER COMMISSION CO.
Medford, Oregon
Pac. 5621.
Home 307
tie GO cents at Chaa.
dealers everywhere.
Strang's and
ICE
as clear and hard as diamonds
Storage rooms right for all
kinds of goods.
Our wagons deliver to all
parts of the city.
Phenes: Pacific 2641, Home 240
Medford Ice (2b Storage Co.
Finn After Mexican Race Track
VANCOUVUIt, II. O., Aug. 13.
W.,W, Klmt, acting auporlntondont
of tho Minora raco course, nccom
pantod by hla wlfo, loft yostorduy for
tho CJlty of Mexico. Mr. Finn booh
to tho capital of thu Mexican republic
to confer with a uumbor of thu rep
roBontatlvo men of that city on tho
possibility of oBtiibllnhlug a proton
tlouB winter racing plant,
MRS, McGILL
BROKE DOWN
Gives the Real Facts In Regard to
Uer Case and Tells How She
Suffered.
Joneaboro, Ark. "I suffered a com
plots break down In health, tome time
ago," wrltM Mrs. A. McOlll, from this
place, "I was Tory wook and could
not do any work. I tried different
remodles, but they did ma no good.
One day, I got a bottle of Cardul, It
did me so much good, I waa surprised,
and took some more.
Bsfor I took Cardul, I had headache
and backache, and sometlmoa I would
ery for hours. Now I am oyer all that,
and can do all kinds of housework. I
think it Is the greatest medicine on
arjh."
In the past fifty years, thousands of
ladles have written, like Mrs. McOlll,
to tell of the benoflt received from
Cardul.
Such testimony, from earnest women,
surely indicates the great value of this
tonlo remedy, for diseases peculiar to
women. Are you a suffererf YesT
Cardul is the medlolna you need.
"Wo urge you to try it.
N. B.WHffe; U4l.A4vtofy rfcft.CMiu.
loo Mr,4lcln Co., ChttUnoog , Tnn tor Sptctni
Intlnirtumi, and M-nn book. "Hoa Trtitmwi
Vr Wwuio," mm In tUln wrapper, on rtqutit.
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