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EAarewvo, MKHFOlin MAIL THWPNK. MKHKOim, OWMION, WllDM sp V , MV II, I'H I. -T I u u p I NEGLECTFUL SON 'lii'nufhnhtii radtire of her son to cbntrlbulto toward tier np)iort, nllhotiRh do Ik nn !i!o bodied mnn nnd unmnrrlcd. will result In Mrs. Kczlnli C Goodell, rroiI Jto', ivlio rqsltlps ftt 515 Wet Klqvcnth street, going to tho county poo farm. Judge Tou Vclle today nindu Arrangements for her enro tliero. Her daughter, Mrs. N'cttlo II. lller, nioro thnn 60 years of ago, who Is suffering from Inflammatory rheumatism, will also he taken to tho county farm, Mrs. Goodell has no criticism to make qf her son's neglect of her, ctI dcntly excusing it nil In her wealth of mother lovo. Sho keenly feels going to tho poorhouse, hut realties that that Is all that is left for her. Wr her daughter, Mrs. Hler, who has taken caro of her for several rears nnd who docs not now only uecauso sho Is too 111, she has the highest words of praise. They will bo taken to tho poor farm Thursday. Oscar C Goodell, the son, is em ployed at Klamath Kails and is well known hero, having worked on soy oral of tho ranches in tho valley. Somo time ago he left his mother and sister nnd has not assisted them. When Mrs. Dlcr became III two months ago they wrote to Oscar tell ing him that bo must help them or go to tho poorhouse. Ho haa never answered tho letter. "The caso Is most pitiable," states Judgo Tou Velio. ".Mrs. Goodell is n fine old, lady, one a man should bo proud of as a mother. Mrs. Hler has done all sho could but illness has ndded to the misfortune surrounding them. Tho son, who Is ablo bodied, unmarried and employed, is tho ono who should help, but apparently ho is unwilling." THE DOLL SHOP IS All nro (row anxiously waiting4 for tho "Doll Shop." Remember those, dolls aro represented by Med ford's 100 cleverest young people. The program is varied. There will be ballots, Irish Jigs, Dolly Vardcns, Chlncso dance and heaps of othor good things. It's marvelous how quickly Medford young people havo "caught It" and now all "aro doing it." Mme. T. Silver has full cbargo of this unlquo production nnd It is given under tbo auspices of tho la dles of St, Marks Guild. Everybody come and Join the merry throng. T MRS. ALICE WITHERS L. P. Mega, sergeant, 5L P., innile another capture, but not of n criminal tlim time. Ho married Mrs. Alice Withers Tuesday at Grants Pass. Judge Jewell of Josephine officiated. Sergeant Mego, "belter known ns "Pat," is in charge of the night po lice forcq of Medford. Ho has been n member of tho force nearly two yearn and lias a bplcndid record. Mm, Withers has been a resident of Merlin, Ore. Sho is t sister of Mrs. James Kent of tin's city nnd is well known here. Thoy will inuke their homo in this city. DOCTORS WHO ATTENDED GRANTS PASS MEETING Tho physicians present nt tho Reg no)! of tho Southern Oregon Medicui Society at Grants Pass Tuesday weer Dr. A. K. Hockey, Dr. Charles K. Sears, Dr. Noble Wylio Jones nnd l)r, Cnlvin S. Whito of Portland; Dr. Seeley, Itoscburg; Dr. G. 0. Jurvis, Dr. Orfjjg and Dr. Swcdenfourjj of Ahhliind; Dr. K. I). Pickel, Dr. Mnr iou, Dr. J. J. Kmmcjis, nnd Dr. II. W. SteaniB, of Medford, and Dr. Cora II. Lemon, Dr. S. Longhridge, Dr. W. II. Flanagan, Dr. M. C. Findley, Dr. tiling. T, Sweeiioy, Dr. F. D, Strieker, Dr. 3T. C Smith and Dr. J. P. Truux of Grants Puss. BULLIS FAMILY TO MAKE HOMES HERE An indication that tho lliillis fam ily, railroad builders of Olefin, N. Y 1ms taken apuiiminetit interest in tho valley, is shown from tho fact Unit two of thu sous uru making their homes hero whilo tho father, S. S, JiulHs, is planning to spend iuot of his tinio in Mcdfoid. C. G. Ilullis, nn attorney, uud ono of llio leading members of tho firm, will rent or buy it homo in Medford. Another broth er is in clmrgo of tho operations ut tho SK'iling iuiuu. MLLuno tuun i t iu C E FOR MOTHER RIVEN TONIGHT SAY FIRE IS OUT WHEN THEY LEFT ) That tho had carefully banked the CAinpflro with dirt nnd had nlso thrown wnter over It before leaving, Is the statement of tho locnl men who woro placed under nrrcJt by Davo Fuller, deputy United Slate marshal, Tuesday nftcruoon on war rants charging the,m with leaving a campflre burning In the woods two jenrs ago. The men placed under nrrest wcro Will Muller, Shorty .Miles, llnsll Gregory nnd M. S. Illden. Tullor also had a warrant for Dr. K. It. Seely nnd John llnrt. Dr. Seely Is at present nt Salem, while Mr. Hart Is dead. Tho nrrested men uctv freed upon n bond of JAOO each. "The circumstances arc these" stntes Mr. Muller. "We camped for two days and hnd our fire a short dlstanco from n shanty nnd on a spot bare of leaves or brush. When wo packed up to leavo wo tanked tho fire, which was Vu lit of shakes from nn old building and Hall been prac tically ont for two hours, lint nev erthelcss we put dirt on the coaK whllo I carried water and threw on tho coals. "Wo knew that Jack Grlbblo of tho forest service was In that neigh borhood and, having a lot of apri cots cooked, we placed them care fully at ono side and then led camp. About 100 yards distant met dribble nnd told him of the apricots, nsklng him If ho wanted them. Ho thanked us and went on toward our camp. This Is what wo get for our kindness to him. If our flro hid not been properly cared for o wouldn't havo sent hltn to It after frutu "I am careful In tho woods and I Know that the fire was out. Grlbblo to tho contrary." T A Because Ernest Formnn got drunk when he went to Portland to npncnr ns a witness in the Uritcd State court nnd failed to npenr, he must answer contempt charge. He was placed under nrret nt Jacksonville Tuesday b3 Dave Fuller, deputy United States marshal). It is reported that Forman failed to appear ns n. witness after reach ing Portland owing to n heavy drink ing bout with friends. Contempt charges were preferred by Judge Woolvcrton. IN SCHOOL ELECTION The matter of tbo election of a member of tbo school board at tho annual election to bo held next month was informally discussed by tho ladles of tho Greater Mcdford club Monday afternoon and, whllo no definlto action was taken, the ladles manifest considerable interest In the election and plan to work as n body for the election of tho best candidate offered. They do not caro to go eo far as to nominate u candidate Con siderable criticism of Dr. E. It. Seely as a member of the board was voiced it being charged that he had attended only ono or two meetings of the board sluce his election. A committee, of tbo club which is working for the establishment of a kindergarten will meet with tho school board at its nest session and take up tho matter with the board direct. A kindorgarten will probably be established next year through tbo efforts of tho club. 1000 ACRE POULTRY JARMJS PLANNED Tho Ilogue Iltrer Valley Orchard company sold Tuesday 1407 acres of their largo holding near Grants Pass to a Kansas City syndicate, headed by J. II. Uruny of that city, who in tend to develop an orchard consisting of four hundred acres, and u Jingo poultry farm, containing over a thou sand acres, Tho tract Is located near Grants Pass and consists of four hundred acres of young pears, and tho remain der in brush and timber laud. This will not ho cleared, except to erect buildings, etc., but will bo mudo Into an iuclosed park, crossed by drive ways aud walks In which tho poultry will bo kept. It Is tho Intention of tho owners to raise no grain for tho hcus but to uso tho entire 1000 acres for tho park alone. Novor in tho history of Oregon has poultry-raising been undertaken on such an enormous scale, and when tho hugo tract will have been turned into n beautiful park, in which run thousands of chickens, it will prob ably tho largest aud most unlquo egg form in tho United States. GONIHHP CAGE FOLLOWS SPREE Father of Mcdford To fhelMllon IUm'iiiio I lime inndc Mittptiinnl from tmio l lime to ouipilrie frtmi nr trjHuler nnnllng; the early hMnry of Mrdford nnd the part which I took in de eloping the town. Mr. 1). K. Phip)H in n spirit of petty jcnlniKVf published in your issue of yeterdny n oommunienlion denying tho truth of some ineidontu wliieti from time to time I have given to ywnr uittmhle p,iper; nnd it it wiw not of orifjing tho ttntcmeut tiinV from time to time by jour paper, 1 would ikiM by hi- couuuuuioHliott with the contempt which it deserve. 1VU whole fetntcment is n tisue of fnNehoods. The fact i thnt I. J Philips neer donated nnv thing to the Oivgwn-Cniifomin rnilrond or nnv other enterprise ns far ns 1 know he wasn't built on the donation plnn, no, never. Pacts In tho Cttc. The foots of the ease nre these: Mr. I. J. Phtpps sold nnd deeded to Judge P. P. Prim in trust for the Oregon & Transcontinental company the portion of his land embraced in the Mirvoy of the original townsile of Mcdford. resening about four acres where his dwelling hoiio was from said deed, and Mirvey nnd wns out hide of Mcdford townsite. So Mr. I. J. Phipps was not even n resident of tho town until some two jenrs niter the town was sun eyed when the town was incorporated, nnd tho cor porate boundaries wcro made to in clude nil of tho Philips nroperty west of tho envt side of Hear creek. The consideration which the Ore gon & Traiiseontinnl was to give Mr. Phipps wns that thev were to estab lish n de)ot nnd railroad Motion on tho Innd nnd to layout the same into lots, block, streets nnd nlleys to dedicate the same and deed Mr. Phipps every other blook. in other words they took n piece of de-ert land worth $10.00 per acre, platted it, gnve Mr. Phipps hair the block which brought hint one thousand dollars Ier acre, so if ou cull thnt a dona tion I should like to donate nil no' proerty tomorrow on the same terms. Not a House Here. When I enmo to Mcdford in 1SS.T there wns not n house or n load of lumber nnywhoro in Medfonl town site. I had my store building on Front street up nnd enclosed before nny other building wns started. As I had been in the employ of the rnilrond company more or less for several yenrs nnd had run the pre liminary lines for tho railroad through Jnekson county I wns ier feonnlly acquainted with Mr. Kohler, manager of tho linos in Oregon nnd the other officials of tho company, so much so, that wo were pcrxona! friends. I had their confidence, nnd Mr. Kohler often asked my ndvico op local matters connected with the company's business hore; thnt being tho case I was in much belter posi tion to seok favors for the town thnn nuyono else, so when I nsked Mr. Kohler to donate the park block to the town ho did so readily. When nt Mr. Phipps' request I nsked Mr. Koh ler, to donntc n Vpt for the .Mctno dist church he did mj, although Mr. Phipps out of his bevcral hundred lots did not havo generosity enough to donate one. I nsked Mr. C. C. Iicekmnn to donate the lot of ground for the Wnshington school nnd he did so readily in contrnht to Mr. Phipps charging tho Medfonl school district $7000 for n smaller tract of ground for the high school, (f'cttifig a Itouil. When Mr. Mingus nnd Mr. Hun oy refused to give 30 feet of their south line for a direct mad to Jacksonville I wcnt to Andy Davidson who owned the Innd on the south nnd persuaded him to give tho entire sixty feet for the road extending for of a mile west from the then town limits nnd thus made it possible for tho direct road-to Jacksonville ns now traveled. My long residence nnd wide ac quaintance mnde it iwssihlo to got ninny concessions for tho town and I never let slip nn opiuirtuuity to do what I could to ndvnnco tho intoret of the town; ns to Mr. I. J. Phipps, if he ever gave n dollar or n foot squuro of land for the benefit of the town, I never heard of it. When a few years ago tho town hnd to pro vide on short notice for tho disposal of sewage, ho charged tho town $.r00 for less than an V f "ere to build tho septic tank, that tract of land was not worth W.OO. I regret being forced into this con troversy and I beg to say that Mr. Pliipiw' two youngest children who reside here, z; Dr. Irn nnd Mihs May, I esteem highly nnd tliey nro a ereiiu io inuiiiHi'ivi'n mm u, community in which thoy live. As to tho cognomen "Father of ModTord" which tho papers und my frionds havo kindly riven mo nnd John A. Perl Undertaker Lady Assistant. 28 S. HAItTLKTT Phone M. '17 ami 47-I-2 Ambulance Senlco Deputy Coroner Defends His Title whlrh l mi honor I nVii Ktlcttwli d I highly Aiiprcflatn the mmi Mv country nuurnutwd me tlw right l" (Ifo, llbert nnd pursuit of happiness My follow cllUeiit havo Riven mo tho tilth of "Fnthur of Medford," aud by tbo Hterunl I will defend my rlHlit to both. Horned Out nt T,, Yes. It Is truo that a tin In Jack sonville In onu short hour swept nwny the onrnluRS of h lifetime and ut tho ago of 31 xirs I oauio to retrieve my fortune. I wns not u broken down old mnn, ut a young man of M cars, full of eonfldonro and Rluxcr. ForKuttlim tint misfor tunes ut the past I put m whota soul Into the mu-cejs of tho future niyt It was so that hnvltiK confidence In the future of Medford and hnvliiK tho confidence of uuiuy frtmids iu JaeK foii county 1 eroded th first bnlld Iiik In the town and trtd the first store. The merchants In Sn Fran cisco and Portland with whom I hud formerly dealt hno Uludl) uxtende.i me credit. With the ndvoiit of tho railroad In the spring of tSSl the Kovernment established n pootofflcw and 1 was appointed postmaster. Through tho Influenco of C. C. Ileeknmn Wells Fargo & Co. established nn eprc office nnd I was appointed agent, which position I hold for 0 cnrs without bonds being required, al though tho money older btiidticM somo months amounted to over K'000. I was the railroad com pany's aKent for tho sale of their lots. I was county surveyor nnd no tary public and through tho axsis tnni'aof my wlfo nnd two daughters carried out all tho above lined suc cessfully. Wrote First Cluirtcr. I wrolo the first charter of Med fonl aud my friend lion. Tod Cam eron not tho incorporation art through tho leglslnturo. I was named as president of the organisation board to hurry Into effect the incor poration of tho town. I was elected r resident of the first town renncll. I wrote out nil the first ordinances, nil without charge. I reallred thnt my auccoM depended upon the our cess of tho town and bent all my energies to that ond, while my re spected friend I. T. phipps simply sat down nnd received his unvamod Increment, nnd ho kept it. too. J. 8. HOWAltn. Medtord, Mny H. ASHLAND CHILD COMMITTED TO FEEBLEMINDED HOME Delia May Lawxm, nged II, daughter of Mrs. Fauld of Ashland was committed to the home for feeble minded by Countv Judge Ton Yellc, following nn exnimnntioii at Ashland Tuesday. The child suffered nn nt tnek of spinal memtmitis when three yrnrs of age and since thetl has suffered from urrostcd development montally. To I'ollry Holders of I'liiH-nix Mutual l'lro Intiirnnre (roniiuiir If you nro Interested in reslsfffTg paymont of last assessment, you will find It to your advantage to comma- nlcato with us at once. Darling fc Hodges, Gold HID, Orogon. 40 HOW AN INDIANA GIKL not Strong and Well Again at Kiiiall CIHt, Miss Altn Abel, of West Uadon, Intl., says: "I was a complete wreck, always tired, worn out und nervous, I had to spend about ono-thlrd of my tfmo in bod and my llfo was not worth living. Vino), your delicious cod liver and Iron tonic was recom mended, aud It hns dono mo more good thnn all tho modlclne I ovr took In my life. That norvous aud tired fooling Is all gone. I hato gained In health, flosh and strength, until I feel like another person." Vlnol Is tho most efficient strongtli creator for such women. It Is the medicinal elements of tho cod's 1 1 vara contained Iu Vlnol aldod by tho blood making and strengthening properties of tonic Iron which makes it so far superior to all other toulos to build up health and xtrength for wonk, tired, ailing women. It contains no oil and has a delicious tssto. Wo glvo back your money If Vlnol does not do all that wo claim. Mcd ford Pharmacy, Mcdford, Ore. AFTER THE FIRE Yon will find it extremely con venient if yotir insurance 1ms been placed iu n coiujiujiy which pays its losses promptly, and in full, I have no other Jtiml. R. H. McCurdy 401 M. P. & 11. Blclg. Phono 349 Break Away From Blood Bondage - Drugs in Common Use Harmful as iln Disease They ar Supposed io Cure. Many rN nre snnekled to continued MiftVrlwt W Urn ilruin thV uno. Tlit-na rem to Ury up the luitmw but tlirrt n. stoituirh nlnient dAuii'Xtl, llino rtro iilcentlrd tnr, liHS(iKl"r at ixli. i 'l uthn, aliwriHieo, mlllne linlr linairvt vyoslKht, ilcafaca. mul u hest of utlur Oct Away Trem Thl Misery. Let 3. 0. 3. Do It tor You. trouble continue to make llfo lnlnorotdo Tlicro Is una bU.,l remedy that Sou tan rnly rely upon. It Is not n, ' Up" 't l-hyslc, not a mlnfrnl xiIon but a tire, wfrfid uiMllrlne tlxit ilnM yr NooJ o Mmpletu o wali jvur tln, nrtertt orxl lliun, tliomustily tatties itir tKHty Willi InletHat twAlthful tanurnro that oun ii lmt ntr f) n woiiJatful otne Wui your ontlra np tnrnnc uncloiBi lliq hhkI vitm trnnatermalhm. B. a. sj. 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I'l'tOHAI, I'AltAlilt" nml u Tint ni'itAiiTiumi m;iiti:ir; " "ICtystonNtif Hoil bono music irFrKcra1' Al sVithcr In Mine nutttiisr etttiio WOOIAVOUTII Drum Kffits Aftrniixiii nml Kti'iiliiK AU.MIMSIO.V fir) AM) 10c 4MrH ii ISIS THEATRE VAunuvu.Li;, .Mllil.nt AND KIIKIilA1 " CoiiihiI)' Miisioal Act I'lmlK flu) TuttM. mill Wi-tl. j rvniit'.s wkkhi.v .mi, i:i j. tiii: nitoKicx mvi.fi ins AXswrcitHii Tin: ai VHaumpti Comaily With John lluony and Klora l-'luoli COMIMJl an Anvi:.vnitii ox Tine MKXICA.V IKlltlllCU Two I'urts -M-H--)MHM--4-M-H--t- BILL OFFUTT -' Automobile Expert Now Lociitud nt tlio (.'riilor ImUd (IiiruKi) aa fl, Ilnrtlutt Blroot ItouHonulilo I'llrtui, Work OiinriMitccil i Ilcst of ltoft'ii'iiros ' "' Cnro WiihIioU uud Tiros Hxcliuncod QiirnKn l'liono 29.11. PLUMBING Stoam and Hot Water If Heating 1 All Work tunrniitMd 1'flcon Iliiniimublii COPFEEN & PRICE i t. , as rtowra uiuok, xntrnno on Etu Rt. huiu mono sti. i i ,v tAii V V,' t . k r M. r V , t