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RANGERS DISCUSS
PRINCIPALS INVOLVED III COASTING ACCIDENT AT VASSAR.
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Willi over sixty KunrdintiM of Uncle
8nm'a limber lands in this Rcollon in
ntlcndnnoe, tlic convention -of. forest
ranei-n nnd officials which opened
Wednesday in (his cily continued it
ession8 today, n general discussion
of forestry problems coming before
tho men. Midlers tending to instruct
tho men in their variout duties aro
Iic'iiir gone over thoroughly and much
good is being derived from tho con
vention. Hnngers and officials ef:
four forest. Crater, SUkiyon, Klam
ath and Shnsla, are in nttendnnce.
Tho morning session todny was de
voted to logging ocrntion;. A gen
eral discission followed a short ad
dress by Supervisor Erickson in
which many of tho raiigvn joined.
Tho meetings will continuo until
Saturday overling.
Friday the discussions will be led
bv T. D. Woodbury of the district of
fice at San Francisco, and will treat
of (ttunipagc, reforestation, selling
ngreenicuts nnd planting for second
growths.
Saturday, the closing day of the
contention, Cort DuDois, district for
ester, with headquarters nt San
Francisco, will bo tho principal
speaker, treating of the subject of
fire protection and general efficiency
of the service.
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'Aa result of tho drowning of Miss F.lUabuth U. Mjlod. twenty jean old, a Vawar tudent, and the narrow
escape of four others when a lolmsgnn on which they were coasting down Sunset Hill, at PoiiRhkccpsIe, N. tH
plunged Into a lako back of the college, a'J so l:tl and athletic activities at the college hare rced.
ilia Mjrra llulst. who sat next to iU Mytott when the toooRpan leaped out of Its course and tumbled dowa
the, embankment Into th laVe. was more rrhuly affected than the others who were rescued. Thts Is duo largely
to ber efforts to save her eonipMiInn In tho lake.
Professor George tt. Shaliuck. wlm, with Miss l'hrN nrlgr, ran out of one of tho college building when
they heard tho girts sercunlng. N owrurd to his room, for sereral minutes after tho four girls wero rescued tht
Professor dlred about In tlir lake in Impes of vlnc Mls Mvlmt Ml Prlmr l confined to her room also.
REBEL CIFTANS
10 TALK PEACE
KL PASO, Tex., Feb. 20. Gcn
erals Incx Salatar, David Delafuenta
and Knilllo Vasquei Gomez, leaders
of northern rebels, today are en routo
to Juarez, near where they will con
fer with emissaries of Provisional
President Hucrta of Mexico. Tho
rebel chieftains say tt Hucrta will
make Gomez and Oelafucnta members
of his cabinet, General Salazar, chief
of rurals, and pay each of tho rebel
soldiers 100 pesos each, that the re
bellion probably will end.
Tho federal garrisons of Northern
Moilco havo accepted Huerta as head
of tho government except at Chihua
hua and Xo sales.
WEST WINS LAND
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EA6LE POINT EAGLETS
By A. a Howlctt
I omitted to state in my last that
Mrs. Howard Fox of Portland, but
formerly of this place, was here last
week on her way to her mother's
fnrm on Dig Butte.
Mr. Nclliw, who owns the Flounce
Hock farm and has been bpending
Bcxeral days in Medford, came out
last week accompanied by Mr. J. S.
Hnrpolo and J. E. Swining and spent
tho night with us ou their way up to
his ranch.
A. W. BmdsUaw. superintendent of
the Iloguo Itiver Commercial Orchard,
vus in town Monday getting supplies
Ho reports that he has lots of work
to do and that cvcrtlungis progress
ing finely.
Wo had n little oxciteemnt in our
town last Monday afternoon when L.
K. Hnuk'ri team camo dashing down
throuirh town ut brvukueck speeil
withont a driver. Ho hud driven up to
tho back door of tho depot and left
them "just a minute" to sec about
feomo freight, when tbey took adrau
tugo of liis absence mid started for
home. This is tho second time they
lmvo run nwuy from the depot I un
derstand. A company of burvoyors came out
Tuesday morning to lay out u new
county roud through the A. J. Daley
place, running cast through the old
Wiljisuroft place, tlieneo noutli to in.
tersect the county road from Medford
to Urowiifcboro.
Mr. and Mrs. IL F, Wilson of Med-
ford nnd tbeir son, Irvin, of Marys
villc, California, ho being a telegraph
operator in tho S. J railroad office
there, cutno out to look up a fjvo-ucre
tract of hind thoy had traded for,
nnd v'hi'o hero called on your Kagle
J'oint correspondent.
Churlcs I'mctt, one of our progrcs
fclvo farmers, living along tho P. & E.
railroad ju&t below town, was doing
business hero Tuesday.
In my Eaglets published Tucsduy I
made u mistake in reporting tho ac
cident at tho Buzzurd initio and gavo
tho uamo of Mr. Stnoy 'instead of
Strong os being one of the men caught
in tho tunnel.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hoyt of Klam
ath Fulls and Mrs. 0. If. Shaw and
her four children of Fuirview came -in
to uttend tho funeral of their bister
and aunt, Agnes Love Howlctt, last
Friday; also Bo v. Murk C. Davis
camo from Wolw Creek to conduct the
fuuurul services.
SALEM. Feb. 20. After six years
of effort und wailing, the rewnrd for
one of the many fights he and his pre
decessor in office bate made in be
half of the common school fund of
the stafc enme to Governor West to
day in the form of a patent from the
United Slates giving tho stato n clear
title to about 7000 acres of indemnity
school lands in tho Lnkcvicw district.
Of the 7000 acres for which patent
had been received, 4000 acres were
involved in fraudulent selections. The
title to tho lands was in dispute. Un
der the direction of Governor Cham
berlain, Oswald West, then btntc laud
agent, about six years ago, began to
dig into the records of these selec
tions. He found them tainted. His
activity mado mnny who were back of
tho dummy selectors afraid to con
tinuo with their deal and keep up the
payments.
About the same time A. Walter
Laffcrty as n sccial agent of the
government mado an investigation of
tho lands involved. He then rcnigncd
PROSECUTOR NOW
IS TAKING GREAT
INTEREST
THIEVES GET COIN
TO PAY
IN
E. E. Kelly, probntiou officer, nnd
friend of the kiddies.
That's the way it reads now, for
tho prosecuting nttorncy has taken
up the duties of probation officer for
Jackson county and henceforth will
devoto n great deal of his time in
straightening out tho careers of the
youngsters who run foul of tho law.
The Oregon law provides for a pro
bation officer aud juvenile court, the
latter presided over by tho county
judge, but owing to n lack of funds no
probation officer has been appointed.
So Mr. Kelly decided to take up the
work himself, and ho now hns six
youngsters reporting regularly to
him onco n week.
4,Thcro is n vast amount of work to
be dono here," M.itc Mr. Kelly, "and
I feci that it is of tho utmost inixrt
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, .- i juuiiv. ne uuujin:n uiivu run mill
anu ocyan practice as a land aiior.0f the law through uo malicious reas
ncy. He took the cases of borne of
the men who were trying to secure
these lands from the state. He at
tacked Chamberlain nnd West
through the columns of tho Portland
Telegram. During the campaign, ef
forts were mndo to inako it appear
that Chnmberiain wns connected in
some way with land frauds. Tho pa
per abused Chamberlain over the
matter.
TAMMANY IMPLICATED
BY POLICE EXPOSURE
NEW YOHK, Feb. 20 Offers to
turn stato's cvldcnco against Tu in
many politicians havo boon mado by
Police Inspector Dennis Sweeney, ac
cording to reports hero today. Swcon-
noy Is under Indictment on u chargo ' attendance
oning, nnd their cases, if dealt with in
a proper manner, really do not prove
serious. Every tbno n youngster gets
in bad now, he is taken before the
juvenile court, and committed to my
care. I watch him nnd if there is an
incliiintiAn ou his part to straighten
up, I help him, and gito him full op
portunity. I hojw to accomplish much
nlong this line."
COAST PHYSICIANS TO
CONVENE HEHE SEP. 18-20
,TAFT. Cal., Feb. 20. While
Johnny McCarthy of San Frnnclnco
and Hilly Murray of Sacramento
battled twenty vicious rounds for a
percentage of tho "gato" receipts.
Izzy It eh f eld whoipromotcd tho bat
tle, was hotd up by two masked and
armed thugs In tho box office of tho
fight pavilion and robbed of 11300,
tho cntlro receipts, according to
Rchfcld's complaint to tho authori
ties today.
Kchfcld was counting his cash as
the spectators cheered tho furious
rallies in tho arena, when he looked
up Into tho barrats of two guua In
the hands of tho robber.
"nomembcr the boys In tho ring,"
pleaded Ilohfold when ho was ordered
to pass over tho cash. "They are
working hard for a plcco of this
coin."
With an oath, nno of tho bandits
swept tho coin Into a sack and es
caped. .
1 NEXT SATURDAY
Tho roiutulttco of tho Medford
Commercial club and Medford Mer
chants' association havliiR In chnrKo
tho nrraiiKoments for tho blK Irriga
tion meeting to bo held next Satur
day afternoon at tho Nntutorluin, re
ports that a larav delegation of cltl
tens will ho ou hand from the many
sections of tho valley, Interest In tho
topic belliK Kreat. Medford cltltons
will turn out In force to discuss tho
matter.
Tho valley seems awake to tho pos
slbllltles or Irrigation at tho present
tlmo lu a greater degree thnn nt any
time heretofore. Tho proposition of
tho Hokuo Illver Valley Canal com
pany to Increase Its service providing
enough nereago Is secured, Is mooting
with favor. It Is hcllctcd Ihtit the
big meeting Saturday will add great,
ly to tho Impetus of tho movement.
Mall Trlhuno's classified ads bring
results.
Hotel Medford
Itooms without tialli OOc per day
and up.
Itooms with batli 91.50 per day
and up.
Special rate by week or month.
Combination lireaUfsnta every
morning U9, OA and 43 cent.
ToiiinrmnN
UTh: MKltCHAXT'H M'NCII 23c
Fulton Market Clam Chondcr
Fried Sliver Smelts
PommcM lltssolo
Flaked Codfish In Cream
German Pot Hoast I'otatoo Pancake
Itagnul of Veal nnd Mushrooms
Spired Pickles
Mashed Potatoes Creamed Carrots
Cocoanut Cream Plo Fruit Sherbet
During meal hours beautiful music
and singing will Iki rendered by llcrr
Carl Orlssea and Mine. Kvelyne.
Physicians of Oregon, Washington,
California and Idaho, with soino of
the great medical authorities of tho
United Stntcs as speakers, will bo
held In Medford, September 18 to 20,
plans for tho convontlon being per
fected nt a meeting hold at tho Med
ford hotel Tuesday ovenlng. Over
200 physicians, surgeons and mod-
leal men of tho northwest will bo In
of levying trlbuto on vlco resorts.
District Attorney Whitman thinks
that largo sums of graft money wore
distributed among Tainmauyites,
WILSON WILL RETAIN
WHITE HOUSE EMPLOYES
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20. An
nouiiccmeut has been mndu here today
thut President-elect und Mrs. Wilson
will retuin the majority of tho pres
cut employes of tho White House
proper and the executive offices.
MARRIED.
W. Tyler Smith, Jr., of Medford
and Miss Stella Mocker of Lampasas,
Tex., wero married at tho First Pres
byterian church In Portland, at 8
o'clock last nigbt, tho Rev. John II.
Doyd, D. D., officiating. Friends
and relatives of tho contracting' par
ties wero presont. Thoy will spend
a short honeymoon in the north and
mako their home In this city.
Doth young peoplo aro well known
In this city and havo a wide circle of
friends In tho Rogue River valley.
Tho Broom Is circulation manager of
tho Morning Sun, and tho brldo was
formerly connected with the Pacific
Telephone & Telegraph company.
Tho marriage was tho culmination
Legal blanks to; pale tt the Mail I "f & romance that began last aura
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Committees worn nppolntcd by tho
Medford physicians to perfect plans
and mako tho preliminary arrange
ments for tho September convention.
These committees are:
Flnanco Drs. Clancy, Scolcy and
Steams.
Entertainment Drs. Hmmona.
Morion, Thayer. Coiroy and Golden.
Publicity Drs. Hargravo, Porter,
Marlon, Lockwood, Durbcr and Lock-
wood.
Elaborate plans will bo mado for
tho entertainment and rccoptlon of
tho visiting physicians. Plans may
bo mado for taking tho visitors to
Crnter lako. Tho Commercial club
and Merchants' association will bo
asked to unlto with tho committees.
Moritol Pile Itcmrdy.
A new scleutic preparation for
both internal and external uso ami
absolutely without an equal for the
treatment of plies In any form. Ask
us to show you this remedy and ex
plain Its many advantages. Leon U
Ilasklns.
NOTIOK.
Notice Is hereby givon that the
undersigned will apply at the regular
meeting of the city council March 4,
1913, for a license to sell malt, oplrl-
tous and vinous liquors at 31 South
Front stroet, for n porlod of sit
months. II. H. RADCLIFF.
Dated Feb, 18. 1913.
Baldheaded Row
FOR EXCHANGE
Flno dairy farm In tho Willamette
valloy, close to county seat most all
set to clover, large new barn, good
house, water piped to barn and
houso. Clover seed will pay from
7C to 100 per aero. Will take
good homo In Medford, somo cash
and good terms on balance, this Is
a choice dairy farm and at a low
prlco.
10,000 Portland Income property
to exchange for Medford property or
farm.
A snap for 10 days. 36 acres all
In cultivation. 8 ncres In S-ycar-oId
pears. S acres In 2-year-old pears.
S acres In C-yenr-old peaches. 30
apricot and almond trees, llalanco
In grain, good houso and barn, good
well und spring. Call and let us
show joii this place.
For Rent
Modorn furnished and unfurnished
houses. Somo good buys lu city
proporty.
Wood & Messner
Phono nr.
,No. H H. Central
Tho president of tho Ray City,
Mich., trades and labor assembly was
elected to the Etate legislature,
NOTIOK.
Notlco Is hereby given that tho un
dersigned will apply to tho city coun
cil at its meeting to bo hold March
4tb, 1913, for a license to sell malt,
spirituous aud vinous liquors In
quantities less than a gallon at Its
place of business on lot 11, block 20,
city of Medford for a porlod of six
months,
W. M. KENNEDY.
Pfited Fcbruory h, PJ3,
Early Piety Not .Munys tho t'auso of
llulilnrs
Inasmuch as it Is an accepted fact
that baldness, falling hair aud dand
ruff aro caused by a germ, doesn't tt
stand to reason that tho only way to
prevent such calamities is to kill tho
germs?
And doesn't It stand to reason that
tho only way to kill these gorms Is to
uso Parisian Sago, which Chns. Strang
has so much faith In that ho guaran
tees it to euro dandruff, fulling lialr
and Itching scalp in two weeks, or
money back?
Parisian Sago Is a delightful hair
tonic pleasant to uso. It is not sticky
or greasy, and contains only those
liigrcdionts that will surely benefit.
It Is now sold by druggists ull over
America, and by Chos. Strang for GO
cents n largo bottle. It is used ox
tensivoly by women who dcslro luxu
riant hair with u radiant luster. Tho
girl with tho Auburn hair is on every
package
Wo Turn Out
MANV A LOAF OF liRKAD
Hero Every Day,
Yet Can Not lUi
ACCUSE!) OF LOAI'l.NU
Wo Keep Ilusy
Turning Out
Ilukcry Goods of Quality.
MEDFORD BAKERY &
DELICATESSEN
42 Soutji Central
Salves Cant Cure Eczema
In TfgtrA to pkln illie. medical
uthorltl ri now iroil on this
Don't Imprlnon lh lleai scrnu In
your slcln l.y the ui of tttny lvm,
n! Ihu rucnurif thm to multiply.
A true cur of all toscmatoua dlie
can lit brought about only by ualna
tlia hesllnr nnenta In tbe form of a
lWitld.
WAHII TUB OEniffl OUT.
A almpl wash A compound of Oil
of WlnUrvrn, Thymol, and otbr In.
irreaitni a coiniiinta in in u.u.u.
dlacaa ctrma and daatroya thm.
nn aa nothing
lhn
aoomaa- ana ntui ina iki
la lias war dona.
A to etnt bnitla will start th cut
aid fc-lve you Instant roller.
Wo liav mad fait friends of mora
than ona family hy racnrnmandatln
thle n.D.I). I'laacrlritlnn to a altln suf
ferer here and there, and we want you
to try It now on our poalllr iay guar
antee. I).n.I. Boap keeps the pores
clean; auk ua.
1'reacrlDtlon. This penetrates to the I
MEDFQRP PHARMACY
In Order to
Continue
Dusmess
Must immediately turn as
much stock as possible into
CASH
Everything at groatly roducod prices. .
NOTHING RESERVED '
llore aro hoiiiu of (liu bargains: ,.
LEATHER AND ART GOODS
TticlmlhiK Hand UaN, Coin Vtmu'H, Hill Hooks,
0a ill Cases, Pictures, HrasH (lootlri, Clift Novell ica,
Baskets, yaeliots, Motto Cards 50 OFF
BOOKS All popular Copyright, at 50
Evorything olno in our up-to-dato stock at 25 off,
nothing rosorvod
Remombor, we carry a lino of Stationery, Blank
Books, Office and School Supplies;
Also Whitman's Candy
Sale Began Saturday, Feb. 15
AVo reserve tho right to recall all prices at any time.
Sale strictly cash.
im:li no i it tiik
GREAT RED PLAGUE
Utlicni of tlio itato aro urged to Inform tbomielvcs regarding
this idacuo which li cauMng great aufferlng among boy a and young
men, and eancclally among tho Innocent glrla ami women of the elate,
1'arenta aro urged to protect their children, and provide clean, whole
ouio Information In place of tho unclean mlalnforuiatlon they cannot
now help getting.
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i'hki: cmcuiiAits
l'or Vounit Men
Circular No. 2 Tho Four Hot Mr.
Circular No, 9 Hex Trutha for Men.
For Older lUiya (13 to 18 yn. of ago)
Circular No. 8 Virility aud I'lijalcal Development.
I'or Vounit IWiya (10 to 13 yra. of ago)
Circular No. 7 Tho Secret of Strength,
l'or OlrU
Circular No. 4. A Plain Talk with rjlrli about their Health.
For Vouiik Women
Circular No. 10 l'hyvlcal Development. MurrUco and Motherhood.
For Haiviiln
Circular No. 1 Tho Ncod for IMuratlnn InHoxual Hygiene.
Circular No. 3 When and How to Toll tho Children.
Circular No. C A Lint of Hooka for U.o lu the Family on Hex.
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