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TO SAVE HIMSELF
In ti final attempt to clear himself
of tlio murder of George Dounskntous
In this city September 22, for which
ho U nwnltlnc execution Feb. H.
Mlko C. Spnnos has written a Icttor
to his attorneys hero Involving Tom
Trekits In tho murder. Prekns
proved a complete nllbl nt tho ttmo
of tho InvestlRntlon and Spanos story
Is Riven little credenco by the author
ities. His statement follews:
Salem, Or., Jan. 19. 1913.
Mr. H. II. Do Armond Dear Sir:
Your most kind and welcomo letter
was received a few dajs ago and was
Kind to hear from you and to know
that you arc- dolnc nil yon can for
mo. Tho only way I can express my
reclines Is by thanking you.
I have thought the matter over.
and tho only way I can se out of It
Is by telling you tho truth and let
you know tho whole Btory, so you
will know what to do. Mnybo you
can help me out. So hero gees:
September 19, Tom Frlekos wanted
us to find him a girl. Wo went out
looking for one, but wo didn't find
any. September 21 Tom camo to my
houso Just as I was getting ready for
bed and he asked mo to go and find
Parker so wo coulif ko out and look
for girls.
Tom and I went down to where
Parker roomed. Tom stayed down
stairs whllo I went up and got Par
ker. Wo came down and wo found
Tom waiting for us. Wo went to the
danco hall, but we didn't get any
girls. Tom and I went homo and wo
left Parker there.
September 22, Bert Cummlngs,
Parker and myself left tho Hotel Mod
ford at 8 o'clock. Tho three of us
went to, tho Oreck pool room. Par
ker and I played a gamo of pool.
Whllo wo were playing pool Ocorgo
came In with a watermelon and ho
aBkcd mo If I had a knlfo. I gare
him my knife. Then I went ahead
with tho gamo. Parker and I got
through playing and we went over
to tho park to get a drink and a lit
tle fresh air, and we took our scat
on tho second bench from tho church.
After we were there about five min
utes Tom camo over, aud he said:
"Boys, let us look for a girl," and wo
told him wo wero going to bed In a
little while, for wo had to get up,
early In the morning. He said:
"Come and let us meet a nico girl."
Wo said, "all right," and wo went.
After wo Btarted to go ho said wo
muBt get George, for ho wanted to
go, too. So I went and got George
while Parker and Tom went down
drape street, and they said for me to
come back and go down Grape street,
and they would bo waiting for us.
George and I did go down Grape
street and we found Tom and Parker
at the end of South Grape. From
thero we went on Front street, and
we kept on till we got to the depot.
Then George wanted to get a water
melon and Tom gave him 10 cents,
and George went to get the melon
while us three walked slow up to the
depot and waited till George got back
and Tom said wo had better go to tho
box factory, that would be a good
place, and we did.
Then Tom wanted somo whisky, so
Parker said he would go and get
some. Tom asked him where was he
going to get it, but Parker said he
could get It all right, and he went
ufter t. Whllo Parker was going
Tom and Ocorgo got fighting about
some money about a board bill, and
George wouldn't pay It, and the first
thing I knew about It Tom bit George
over the head with a gas plpo and
COUNTY
OFFICIALS
SEEKING INCREASES
IN THEIR SALARIES
Newly elected official? of Jackson
county have, iwtitioned tlio Jnekon
county delegation to introduce bill
increnvlnc nlnrie. Sheriff Aujj. I).
Sinjfler want1 $1000 above the
nmonnU the lnw allows him, for trav
eling expense. Treasurer Cronemil
ler nml other county officers have
also petitioned for increase in salary.
County .luilpe Ton Voile when nk
eil eoneerninp; the-e roUc in "alurie.
that newly elected official" wi-h to
pre-ent themselves with -aid:
'None of the county official, have
made any such request- for iiKrrn
cd salnncs from the county court nor
seen fit to consult with the county
court returnine the situation.
"Every official became n cnndidnle
for office knowmjr what salary was
provided. He nRteeil to n crept the
office upon that "nlnry nud in ml a n
cnmpaijm for it known.; what re
munemtion was provided. If tho sal
ary was insufficient, ho should not
have become n candidate.
"The offices liao been conducted
in the past for the amount.; the lnw
provided. There is no more occasion
now for the taxpayers to pay more
money llinti they Jiavo been paying,
and I am sure if tho amount is too
small lo pay for tho official. sacri
fice, nud ii resignation U forthcoming
in consequence there will be no dearth
of applications.
"Unless home good reason exNN,
the county court will oppose in
creases in salary to ucwly elected officials."
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been granted nn nl'iolute ditorce from hit vv luiun, an I mvou the 11-.t1.nl3
Jf his children Mix Stlici.lc was ni roved .nut November m u ilmrite uf at
Icmptlug to hIoii he- husUtml by mluilnislerini: nrseiilc Af or "otisntlutuil
trial the Jury dl:ii:reed and the woman a rolcwd on a JUHHH) lmii,J
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PRE-COLING
II. J. Ramsey, pomologist in charge
of fmit trans-wrtatioii and storage
investigation, bureau of plant indus
try, department of agriculture, has
written Prof. P. J. O'Gam as follews:
'Wo are going to Lssue the result
of our past ien.son'ri iu ex ligation
with Rartlett pear prccooling and
storage in one of the next numbers of
the bi-monthly Bureau of Plant In
dustry circulars, and will have a
number of hcparales on the Medford
work si nick off, so that, they will lie
avnjlable for mailing to every pear
grower in the Itoguo Iliver valley.
"We feel that the results of theo
investigations are of the greatest im
portance to. the industry, and that
they ought to be made nvnilahlc as
soon ns possible. W c are hoping that
conditions will lie fnvorablu for the
continunnce of the work during tho
coming season, and that wo may be
able to innko ncttinl shipments to
eastern markets after precooling nnd
storage at the producing end."
CITY SPEED LAWS
TO BE ENFORCED
Speed laws in the city arc lo he rig
idly enforced in the future according
to instructions i-sucd to Chief llitt
son by Mayor Kifcrt. "(In get Vin,
if thev speoiVis the older and the
chief declares they'll "go got 'cm."
"norcaflcr,'' Mated Chief Hittsou
today, "there will be no listening to
excuses or 'I didn't knows.' There
will be nn nrrest for every violation
we can sjot.
"Xot alone must the speed of inn
I'liiues in the city be regulated but
rules of Ihe road must be carefully
observed. Wo nre tired of warning
careless- drivers and afler tins ar
rests will be iniidc."
NEWAS 0CIATI0NT0
VMulft.CwrNffci. 1)14 Na Vwk Until Cfujr,
nisck and red It a favorite color com.
MnitUon In Pari this eaon, Tlie photo,
crapit tiow an afternoon coitums ot red
and black checked velvet with a black
Mtln veit, Collar and euffi of black and
wlut fur wcublBei-Ualioa liter.
George went down and Tom was still
hitting George after he was down.
Then Tom sworo at him In Greek.
Then ho went through George's
clothes. When ho started to search
tho clothes I started to run, and as
I went to tho track I saw Parker com
ing back with tho whisky, and I
stayed thero and waited for him, and
I told Parker what had happened,
and lie asked mo what was tho mat
ter and I told him, and Parker didn't
bollevo me, and we both ran over
thero and wo found Tom pulling
George underneath tho box factory.
Then Parker said, "What was the
matter, Tom?" and Tom said: "Ho
would not pay mo tho bill," and Par
ker said to me, "Let us get out of
hero, Mike, for tho first thing wo
know they will arrest us. Thoy will
be thinking that wo killed this fel
low, so let us get out of here." And
as wo started to go Tom put that
watch In my pocket und $7 and ho
told mo to give him tho watch back
tho next day, and I was broken down
so I didn't think anything about tho
watch till I got homo, and I found
out that I had tho watch and tho $7,
and I gave my wlfo CO cents out of
It and I told her that I won It play
ing poker.
So when I went to work the next
day I put that watch on tho shelf,
and I was going to glvo It back to
Tom Monday night, but I forgot It.
This Is tho wholo truth, Harvey,
and If Frank and I got hanged, re
member that wo didn't kill this man.
So hero Is tho whole story, and you
and Mr, McCabo can look It over, aud
you gentlemen can do what you can
for us.
When you answer this letter wrlto
to Father Moore, for this letter Is not
going through tho offlco, As I can't
think of anything nioro to wrlto, I
will closo for this time. Dent re
gards to Mr. Do Armond and Mr. Mc
Cabo. Toll my wife I wanted to wrlto
her, but I havo no stamps.
I remain, very truly yours,
MIKE C. SPANOS
MILLION DOLLAR OFFER
NEW YOHK, Jan. '27. Accepting
the offer of one million dollars from
Charles Finlny to demonstrate his
tubercular serum in America, Dr.
Franz Kriedtutinii, the Iterlin scientiM
is scheduled to come to this country
nt once according to mi announce
ment by Unlay. ,
"Dr. Fricdmiinii's brother, who is
here has received n cable from him
Hint he is ready to start for Xew
York and will sail within a week or
two," declared Finlny.
ALBANY CONSERVATORY TO
GIVE RECITAL SATURDAY
Ilcprcsrutntivcs of Ihe Conserva
tory of Music of Albany will givo a
recital in the I'rr-literinn church,
Saturday, Feb. 1st, at 8 p. m. Albany
college is surpassed by none in its
splendid conservatory of music. All
lover, of miisio should hear this re
cital. Mr. Hans Flu is u vocal in
structor and will render a number of
pieces. Mis Wagoner is u graduate
of the Conservatory of Antwerp, Ger
many, in iiiMruincutiil music. Admis
sion "23c. Do not fuil lo hear this
high grade recital.
xotici:.
I will rccclvo sealed bids for n
stock of morchnndlso located nt 201
Bast Main street In the city of Ash
land, Oregon, consisting mostly of a
stock of millinery goods of tho In
ventory valuo ot I2128.8G and fix
tures of tho Invontory valuo of
$271.00. up lo 12 o'clock noon of
Thursday, February Cth, 1913.
Terms cash and a cash doposlt of ton
per cent must accompany each offer.
Right Is reserved to roject any and
all bids. Inventory may bo scon at
my offlco in Medford, Oregon and tho
property may bo inspected on tho
premises.
Dated nt Medford, Oregon, Jan
uary 25th, 1913.
WILMAM ULRICIf,
2C7 Trustee.
BUILD WAREHOUSE
The Itogur Iliver Vtillev Co-opcra-live
Fruit association hold n meeting
Saturday afternoon nt the library
nud di-eusM'd pluns for tlio future.
The discussion was headed by tlio
members of the hoard of directors;
J. A. Perry, S. A. Nvo, K. W. Stone,
W. II. Mrowii, I). K. Philips, J. (1.
(lore, II. A. tlrey, and Mr. Allison.
A new warehouse is being planned
by the association, and funds for this
purpose will bo arranged for by the)
board of director, at a meeting to he
held next week.
Notice of Stockholder Meeting.
Notice la hereby given that tho an
nual meeting of tho stockholders ot
tho Itoguo Iliver Fruit & Produce
association will bo held In the public
library building In tho city of Med
ford on tho 11th day of February,
1913, nt 10 o'clock a. m.
Dated January 11, 1913.
It. C WASIIllUItN,
President.
CONllO PIKIIO,
i Secretary.
That Wells I.ouusberry, convicted
train lohhei, foiuiurly nn iHclmnlls!
in this valley, wuh the eonlosl mini in
ths courtroom during his teeeut tiinl
ut Kiuihuh City, and Hint lie made
Utile effort to sine himself, is the
statement of K'nlph Wood foul, post
muster, who returned Saturday nlgltt
from ICiinsns Cilv whoio he was cnll
rd with a number of olhei local peo
ple ns a witness in the i'iim',
"l.ounsherrv ut no time seemed
oouecinod ns o Ihe outcome of the
trial," states .r. Woodfoid, "but
was apparently without iuleiosi in
the case. It iitlmclod much nttcii
lion, the cntittrootn being crowded.
"The trial was of short durulioii.
Inasmuch as it was not dcaily shown
that he hud placed lives in jcopiudv
in robbing the mall ho escaped with a
light sentence.
"Louiishoiry was uppareully glad
to sec tho boys fuiiu Med fold and
discussed many topics foieigu lo his
rase with them.
"Wo wore fortunnto in Ihe weather
which prevailed while cast. It wits
colder In l.os Angeles Hum nt Kim
sas City."
notici:.
Don't miss the polo gamo nn
skutes Wednesday ovonlug, Jan. 29th.
Something new nnd Interesting. A
laugh from start to finish. Kkntlng
before and after the gaim. Under
tho mnuagKmeut of V J Tanner.
E.D.Weston
Official Photographer of the
Medford Commercial Club
Ainateuu Finishing
Post Cards
Portraits
Interior and exterior views
Flash lights
Negatives made anv time
and any place by appointment.
208 E, Main Phone 1471
Hotel Medford
Itnoms without lmtli BOc per day
anil up.
Itooms with bath $1.80 per day
and up.
Kccin! rates by week or month.
Combination tireukfanta every
morning , :I5 and -13 cents.
Blood Bath
Knocks Rheumatism
Remarkable Effects of a Rem
edy That Actually Irri
gates the Entire
Blood Supply.
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Tomorrow's
Me Mi:it('IIA.Vrs l.l'N'CH
11.30 to L p. m.
Pottage a'la Princess
Medallions of King Salmon a'la VatoU
I'ommcs nuchoMo
Holled Sugar Cured Corned Ilecf und
Cabbago
Mlncod Chicken Cutlets a'la Parker-
houso
German Veal Loaf Plmontalslo
Mashed Potatoes l.liuo IlcaiiB
I.ettuco Snlnd
Lemon Sherbet Raisin Plo
Tea Coffco Milk
During meal hours beautiful music
and singing will 1mj renilen-0 by Ilerr
Call CJiUm-m ami Mine, lively nc.
It sounda queer to take n Wool bath
but thai U preclifly tho rftcct ot a mini
rtmarkablo remiNly known u H. H H, It
liim tho peculiar action of Kuklnc
through tho Inteatlniui illrvctly Into tho
Mood. In nro minute It InHumco If at
work In rvrry artrry, vela ami tin capil
lary Kvrry membrane, every organ of
Ihe body, every cmulictnry became In
cRect a niter lo itraln tho blood of lm
purtlli. The atlmulatlnK propertlea of
H. H. H. compel tho (kin. Ilvrr, bowed,
kidney, liUditer to nit work lo tho ono
Mid of raiting out every Irrllallnir, every
tain Inntcllnir atom or ioIon, It dldod
by liTltfutlon till ' accumulation In tho
Joint, dltaolvr acid accretion, render
them neutral and aeatler thoa peculiar
formation In tho nerve renter that
cauio audi niyitlfylne anil often balNlne
rheumallo lna.
And beat of all, thin remarkable rem.
edy I wilcomo to thn weakeat atnmach,
becauao It I a ptiro vrsetablo Infualon,
I taken naturally Into your blood Jut as
pure ulr I inhaled naturally Into your
lung.
The treat Hwlft laboratory ha apent
million of dollar In ixrfectln-, produc
ing and placing In the hand of tho pub
lie thi wonderful remedy. Ko give your
blood a good Ulh with H. H. H.. for It
knock tho wont form of rhcumutUm
every time.
You can get It at any drug atnro at
31 00 a bottle. It I a alundunt lemedy,
recognized everywhere u Urn grmlrat
blood ieclrlo ever Olncovered. If yourn
I u peculiar ra and you ilealra oipert
ndvlco, write to The Hwlft HpoUflo Co,
17 Hwlft lildc, AtUnlu, a.
FULL CAPACITY
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BEING
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With llo promotion f the ()
eililli-gruuorH vvlto recoil! I v tk !li'
Mlnle evuintimllim without n h1iiu
failure, lltt .ModroiM hiuh hoIiooI Ik
now uorKliii; ut lull onpnotty nml (he
iitlilitiott of new pupilH now iticiins
that the ImlMltitf will nuiiii lie croHtl
1. "Tho Meill'oul hinli hcIioo) U now
vvoikiiiK ! '""II otipiiclly," nnli
Superinlcuilenl Collin. "The 'JO now
puplU hnve filled tho liiillilliiu; and
while no me not cmwileil now niiolh-
ei Incroiiie will force u to conulof
ulile t inutile in caring for tlinu.
"I am highly tmtltticil with Ihe
Mmwing mailo by Ihe ciitli giaileiH
iih II hIiowm jrreul offlnlonoy on lltu
pull of liiHlnielofM,"
DILL TO ABOLISH 0FKICE
OF COUNTY CORONER
OlA'MIMAi Wn.. Jan. U7.--lle)io-HoulnliVo
Motoli of Ynkimti wiiiiIh lo
put Ihe ctilottoiH of tho nIiiIo out uf
luiNincM. lie wiinlrt In itliolixli I lie.
ol'l'tco oitllrely. Mo hityn I ho iiunii.
online ultoriioyH don't pay any nlleu
lion lo the coronoi'ri ieeHioiH tiny
way, that Ihoy liuvo o nvl mi thotr
own iuillnlivoi and (hut Ihoy mb-lit
jusl iih well do nil Die woik.
PLUMBING
Stoam nnd Hot Wntor
Hoating
All Work (luaranlieil
I'rler Itrnannnlilo
COPFEEN & PRICE
93 Howard Block, llntmic on Olli SI.
hoiii riione ai.
Fancy Box
Paper
19cts; 3 for 35cts
AW will pnl on .salt' Ihmv Itimnrrow fiOO Iioxph
lmcy Hox Writiiij; PaptM ooiihiiiiin -I hIum-Is
fine cloth 1'iiiisli paper with cnvclopt'.s to inatcli;
a .")0f ivtailcr in most storon. Special for Titos
day nnd Wednesday, 10 wu-li, U for .. ..!5
VALENTINE
POSTCARDS
f)00) to sclocl from
Ihmv; nitfiilar 2 for fiu
(piality, tihoico
1 Ench
HAND COLORED
CALENDARS
1MX) rcmilar 10c and
loV (piality Hand Col
orod t')Kl Catondnrs,
I'lit'h in liox,
,V Ench
IJOfK) yards LIimmi, Vnl.t 'roruhon and Olnny
Laces, IiiHertio.n, Htmdinj;, etc. Sale price, yd. 5
1 lot of about 12000 yards Val. nud Torchon
knees, Insertion, Hcndiiu;, etc.; renlnr fie, Hi!
nud H)c vnlues, to close out, yard it
AVe nre closing out nt just about One-Half the
regular price nit Lines of Ladies', Aliases' and
Hoys' winter weight Vests, Pants nud liuon
Suits.
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SHOE SALE
FULL OF MERIT
BEHLING'S
SHOE SALE
FULL OF MERIT
Behling's
SHOE, SALE
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. Is not one of your high sounding sensational kind, but n good sensible.kind. Tho kind
that make. you feol ns though you would liko to buy Shoes nnd buy lots of thoiu.
YVo want to trndo for Dolliirn as quickly rts possible overytliing on sale in tho way of
MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S FOOTWEAR
If you care to Save Money, here's n Sh oe Salo that in jnstieo lo your pocket, you can
not ignore. Wo nro holding several lines of Shoes wo havo sizes in, up for spring. Never
theless sixty cents n pair will bo allowed on any shoo you havo had before whicli is not on salo
BEHLING'S
SHOE SALE
FULL OF MERIT
Behling's
"GOOD FIT" SHOE STORE
BEHLING'S
SHOE SALE
FULL OF MERIT
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