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COOPER UNDER
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MAUYSVILLE, Cul., Aug. C On
a complaint issued out of Justice
Morrissey's court nt the. instanco of
Everc-lt Barr, of Ynbn City, George
Cooper, baseball pitcher, formerly of
$lcfonl, Orchil, was arrested by
Constable Tyrrell on a chargo of
criminal jiuci.
Barr nctionB are based on news
paper articles Tvhtcli Cooper caused
to bo printed in tho Maryavillo Demo
crat and Sacramento Bee, alleging
that Barr and Juck Walace, both of
YoiuTcUy, wrecked bis homo nnd tlio
homo of K. Wilson, n Marysville
butcher, by alienating tho affections
of the Cooper and Wilson women and
causing them to flee to Sacramento.
Cooper and Wilson represented
that Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Wilson
met Barr and Wilson clandestinely,
nnd by prcarrangemont nnd went for
a boat ride on Feather river with the
Yuba City men, when, it is now
claimed, (hero were in reality a third
woman and n boy of 3 years in the
party with Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Wil
fon. Barr alleges that Cooper had pome
ulterior motive in tun misrepresent
ing bint. ITo charges that Mrs.
Cooper was justified in leaving
Cooper on account of blows which
Cooper administered nt tho Yuba
City boat Wdinjr on tho return of
the boating party.
P fflS $2000
SALEM, qr., Aug. G, Tho federal
forestry department has apportioned
$10,910. which Is 10 per cent of the
lncomo from timber sales in national
forests, for Improving various roads
In the national forests In this stato.
This apportionment hi made on the
recommendation or Governor West.
The apportionment Is as follews:
The Prinevllle-Mltchell wagon
read In Creole county, $1000;
Gates- Qusxtzvlllo road, In Marion
county, f 500; Cape Perpetua road,
I1b coin bounty, $2090; Lehman
Sprisgs road. Umatilla county; 7S0;
tiree different yoads in the Umpqua
forest, in Denton county. $1700;
Grouse creek road, Wallowa county,
$1000; Desolation road, Baker coun
ty, $2,090; r!8ley-hewaucan road,
from raislcy Into tho Chewaucan
valley, J7C0; Murderer's creek
Sproul ranch road, Malheur county,
11280; Coye-Mlnam road, Union
county, $900; McKeuzie road, which
I tho only road connecting the cen
tral part of eastern Orfgou with the
Willamette jralley. $5000; Cook and
Green road, which Is a link In tho
highway between Oregon and Cali
fornia, $2000; Bend-Sparks Lake
road, Crook county, $1000.
In efery instance there Is to be
co-operation In thd building or im
proving of the roads On the part of
the counties 6r clteen.
MARSH MS WANT
'"- AD TO FIND WIFE
"WANTED Lena Marsh. Place all
pad for, Iteturn at once. Henry
Marsli."
The above wajlt ad In Los Angeles
papers is occasioned by tho dlsap
yraneo of Lena Mareb, wjfo of H.
M. Marsh, tha drayman, who ro-
'1 nnrr
i m I
turnd from Coos Hay to find a note
- telling htm of the doparture of his
wire. f)b stated she had f 20 and
( would ge as far south as sho could
" gt' on the money. Despondency
r 'or the prospective loss of tbolr
,v, fciu aud hoaie Is said to be tho cause
u M (he woman's becoming unbalanced.
"jw husband also flames gossips for
fgsftlMg trouble by scandal monger-
OKLAHOMA
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The Oklahoma ltnneh Wild WVM
show is coining to Med ford. Thrt
dtito hns Leon definitely fixed for
Wednesday, August 111, and ono of
iho most picturesquely interesting
exhibition of iIr kind ever seen in
this oily may be looked for wilh con
fidence. The OKlnhonm Kaueh Wild
West show, it is niinouiU'cd, htm nil
the. best feature of the mot famous
among the old-limo border exhibi
tions, together with ninny nnveftte
that cio it n chnrneter dislinellvc
ly its own.
It illustrnles the old life on the
plains with a wealth of detail and
with whnt i declared to bo absolute
fidelity to historic truth; its Iudians
nro real Indian, nnd they hnvc been
selected from the great Biouv, Chev
enne, Arraphoo nnd other tribes that
have figured so thrillingly in the
frontier hitorv of the I'qited Slates;
its old scout nnd Irnppcr hne net
nnllv lived the live which thev tc
prodncti in the arena; tho singe
conch drivers nro among tho Inst nf
that recklessly daring race of men
who crossed the nlnin nnd moun
tain with the reins in one hand nnd
a six-sbooter in tho other; tho row
boys are the real chap wearing,
short-vamp, high-heeled roper? of
tho cattle ranges: the cowgirl are
to the manner bom; tho Mexican
have been recruited from the great
Snnnish ranches in Central Mexico
or from the hull ring of tho oldest
of rebellion swept Old Mexico; and
even tho troupe of Cossack, under
Priueo Lucca, who contrast lite rid
ing of the Russian sfenpes with that
of the American cattle ranch, nro
declared to be among tho raot clev
erly daring of their race.
' FOR. IP'SIM
WASHINGTON, Aug. C Tho
first government forest to be ac
quired upon the watershed of the
Ohio river has Just been approved
for purchase by tho national forejt
reservation commission. This pur
chase Is included In what Is known
as the Mouogahela area, and tho
commission considers it an Important
one tlnco tho Ohio is ono of tho most
navlgablo streams of tho country.
Last year the Pittsburgh flood
commission mado a special study of
reforestation at Its headwaters.
Four areas In all are approved, In
cluding the Monogahcla, and making
up tho largest set of purchases
passed upon at any ono tlmo by the
commission. They aggregate 113.
209 acres, and bring the total of all
the national forcsta In tho cast up to
713,415 acres. Of this amount,
about 300,000 acres wcro acquired
during the fiscal year ending Juno
30. 1912, and 400,000 acres during
tho fiscal year ending June 30, 1913.
D. D. BOYLE RESIGNS
CHURCH PASTORATE
D. D. Boyle, who has been pastor
of tho Christian church for about
two cars, gave his resignation
to tho church Sunday to tako effect
September 1. After a short Test Mr.
Boylo will tako up ovangollstlc work
in which ho was formerly engaged
Tho official board at Its regular
meeting Monday night accepted tho
resignation and, passed a resolution
commending Mr. Boyle for his excel
lent work for tho church hero, for
his splendid Christian life and wish
ing him success wherever ho goes.
During bis pastorate tho beautiful
bungalow church was built and ho
is entitled to a great deal of tho
credit .for Its erection. Tho church
has also mado splendid progress,
spiritually and financially during bis
pastorate. Ho has mado many warm
friends during his stay hero who will
regret his departure.
FOUR
FEATURES ON
PAGE VAUDEVILLE
Four features will appear at tho
Page Wednpsday afternoon and even
ing and according to nil roports
where they havo previously "been pro
duced, they are up to tho high stan
dard of l'antagcs vnudovlllo that the
managora of tho Page present. Their
headllner la the "Troubadours" con
sisting of thrco "classy" college boys.
Maldlo DeLong is tho singing com
edienne and is trald to be a great
laugh producer. La Volas has a wire
act and tho Page has secured a splen
did extra number in Charles Konna,
who will presont his original charac
ter, tho Street Fakir.
Popular prices: Mattnco, 25c,
box seats, GOc. Evening, 2Gc and
3Gc, box seats, GOc. Thrco allows
ono day only, Wednesday, August
Cth.
Cil
orum
MORE
FORESTS
BRITISH
ARMING
III 1 ULSTER1TES
a
LONDON, Aug. n.Antl-Homo
Uulo Unionist In Knglnnd nro
quietly organizing ro-onforccmonts
on this sldo of tho Irish sea to go to
tho assistance of tho "army of Ul
ster," which Is now being drilled nnd
equipped to resist by forco of arms
tho authority of tho Dublin l'nrlla'
ment whenacr It shall bo created
In tho past six months, slnco tho
t'llrltlsh League for the support of
Ulster and tho Union" was formed,
several thousand Kngllsh Unionists
havo pledged thcuueUos to lospond
whenever cnllcd.
"We aro preparing for tho worst,"
today declared ono of the offlclnls of
tho League. "Tho Parliamentary
situation Is hopoless. Tho tlmo for
speaking Is past. What wo want now
Is not tho men who will speak for
us, but who will shoot for us. Wc
have 1R0 army agents scattered
about Knglnnd who nro cnrolllug
men to stand by Ulster, whatever the
consequences. Ulster Is facing tho
situation with dauntless ceurage: so
aro wo English Unionists. In every
case, tho men enrolled havo prom
ised their services without any re-'
servatlon. Within thrco months wo
shall havo 10,000 men capnblo of
bearing arms, and well organized,
each with his heart nnd soul in tho
cause."
MILWAUKEE, Wi., Aug. fi.
Wisconsin today tnkes her place n
n "fight slate." The new Inw leg
alizing boxing under the nitperiWon
of three commissioners who are em
powered to enforce tho new law,
goes into effect today. Tho new
law follows clocly tho provision of
the Frnwley law in New York.
ITrnvv infinities nro prouded for in
fractions of any section of the law,
Somo of tho provisions of the new
btntute provide fer:
A commission of three members,
two to be appointed by the gover
nor, nnd these two to nppoiut a
"secretary,'' who will bo a member
of the commission.
A license feo of $3000 for nil box
ing clubs.
Each club must employ a licensed
referee.
The building in wliich the fights
(nice place in 11 ft be leased for nt
least ono year.
All bouts nrc limited to ten rounds.
Fivo ounces is iho minimum
weight of the gloves used.
All fighters must bo nt lenst IS
years of age.
Fightern must be examined by n
physician and the re force before nil
bout.
In enso of accident tho pbysicinii
and referee will bo held nceoiintable.
AUTO SIAGE TO
Now Is tho tlmo to seo Crater
Lake and ono of tho most beautiful
scenic routes In tho west. Tako ad
vantage of the low rates this reason.
Already fifty-four tourists havo
gono to Crater Lake by auto stago
this season. Each and every ono has
exclaimed that Crater Lake Is tho
most beautiful natural wonder they
havo over seen. Stops nro mado go
ing up nt Mill Creek falls and the
natural brjdgo. Wo sent two cars,
consisting of ten tourists, to Crater
Lake yesterday. Wo hnvo four
raoro booked for Monday. Send In
your seat orders In advance so wo
can tako caro of you with comfort.
Auto stago leaves Medford hotel at
8 a. in. and Nash hotel nt 8:05 a. m.
Remember, tho auto stage leaves on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Wo also send special cars wbonovor
necessary to accommodate tho pub
lic. Wo havo oxperlenccd mountain
chauffeurs. Special trips arranged
to Crescent City, n three days' trip
for $20 for each person.
HALL TAXI CO.
(Advcrtisoment)
Australian Statesman Dead
SYI)NKV. N. S. W Aug. B.- Sir
William John Lyuu, former treasurer
of tho Australian commonwealth
nnd former premier of Now Bonth
Wales, is dead at his homo hero to
dnv. lie woh fU) years of age.
John A. Perl
Undertaker
' Lady Assistant.
' tf S. JMKTLKTr
J'boHox M. 47 aiul 47-T-3
AtnbulAuctf Service Deputy Coroner
BOXING
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WISCONSIN
CRATER LAKE PARK
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SAN KRANCISCO, Cnl Aug. R.
Senor ltomcro, prlvnto bccrotnry to
General folk Was. today character
ized ns fantastic a despatch from
Yokohnnu that Porlflro l)lnr, for
mer president of Mexico luH sailed
from KouMmmpton for tho Orient to
meet his nephew 'ami return with
htm to Mexico.
General Dins Is now heio on routo
to Japan to carry tlio thanks of Mol
co for participation In tho Independ
ence Contounury of 1910.
"Tlio last word wo luul from Gen
eral Porlflro Diaz," said Homoro.
"was that ho had gone to Switzer
land to spend tho summer, hnlng
suffered nn nttnrk of malaria "
PAGE
THEATRE
. Vavdkvim.i:
VKD.T.SD.Y NIGHT (l.NI.Y
AUGUST OTH
"TruulmdourV
Consisting of throo '(clnss" College
Hoy J
MAIDIK DEMKNG
Tho Singing Comcdlonno
(A laugh Producer)
LA YOIiAS
In a Wlro Act
CIIAUUX KKN.VA
Who will present hla original char
acter
Tin:sTiti:i;r imkiii
imgi-scopi:
Latest Moving Plcturoi
Tintin: snows daily
Matinee. iSsUO: Ktculng 7::io, !:IO
Popular prices Matinee, 2Ge; box
feats, 50c: evening. 25c nnd 3Cc, box
seats, GOc.
GIN CHUNG
CHINA HKIIII HTOItt:
These herbs aro a blood tonic. A
posltlvo cure for Liver, Lung, Hoart,
Kidney, Stomach nnd How el troubles.
Cures Malaria, Chills nnd Foor and
Rheumatism. A guaranteed euro for
Piles. No surgical, operation re
quired. TESTIMONIALS
I had hlimmrli Inmlilo for year,
raining Irn!cnl cnuilltloii. After
taking right ducs of Dr. Glut Chung's
ntcdlrltto I wan rt'llcrl of nil trou
ble. MILS. It. M. HEUHIEIt.
This Is to certify that Dim Chung
cured mo of tho piles uftcr IT. j cars'
standing and can recommend him to
anyono afflicted with them. G. M.
Dalrymple, Chlco, Cal.
211 S. I'ront
Mi:iroui, om:.
PLEASANT BAKING DAYS
when tho cakes and bread-stuffs turn
out "Jiibt right" aro an every day oc
curence when )ou use
CRESCENT
BAKING
POWDER
Its action is sure
and uniform. It
does not cuuso tho
dougli to rnlso up
suddenly nnd fall,
but works surely
nnd evenly until
tho food Ih baked,
lc PLR Lit.
ASIC YOUU
GROCRH
Crescent Matkufartiirliig Company
rM-ottle, Viuliliigtni.
Sfork and Cupid
6nnniHt PitHtrs
Many a New Home will Havo a LRUs
Sunbeam to Brighten It
Thr Is some drrad In every womsn's
mind ns to tho probable pnln, dhitniM and
dimmer of clilbl-blrtli.
jjul timnku to a ru-
mnrKaiiio re mod
known ns Mot)ini
Vrlerii), tho period Is
ono of M'ful antici
pation. f Mother's Friend Is
a penetrating, exter
nal application. 1 1
makes tlio muscles of
the stQiimcli anil ab
domen pliant so they cxixiud imally nnd
naturally without pa In, anl with ponv of
that peculiar tinusea, iicrymiauwm and
othT symptoms that tend to wrniccn tlio
prospective mother. Thus jf'upld and tliu
stork nrc rnted as cunning plottvru to her
ald tho roiiiln' of a little sunbeam to glad
den ihc bcnrls nnd homo,
Thousands of women know from experi
ence Mothers Friend Is 0110 of our greatest
contributions to happy "motherhood. Hold
by nil druggists nt f l.QQ per bottle. Fnpec
fully recDinuanded us u preventive of cuV
Ins l(,faut.
Write to Rradfield Utgulator Co.. JSU
i.uii.ir iiim., iviiuniu, 1 j II., lur luisr ui-
uublj book to cxjiccUiut wothera.
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RUMOR
PRIFIR
RETURN
wMk
WHERE TO GO
TONIGHT
STAR
THEATRE
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TODAY
if 4 t
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Rosemary Thcby
Supported by a Stioug Cant, In
The
Tangled
Web
A powerful drama of loi hntrod
and Roveugo
3 Reels
79 Scenes
".MISS Misciiicr"
Clcvor Thuiihoiiser Comedy
WOOLWOUTH .V. WOOLWORTII
Music and Ktfocts
Always
10c
ISIS THEATRE
Photoplays Tueiday mid Wiliuday
A IIROTHI.'H'S LOYALTY
Featuring Francos X. llusliman
S Reel Ii.aeimy Feat u ru
thi: LION'S iihidi:
Featuring Julia Suayno Gordon
TIIK PYRAMIDS AND THHSI'HNIX
A TASTi: Olt HIS OWN ML'DU'IM:
Kdlson Comedy
Coming
MARY HTl'AUT
in 3 Reds
Matlueo Dally
IT
THEATRE
TOMGUT
Tho .Mont of iho Soason
N'ATIIIJ WRKKLY"
Of Iho World'n Kvouts
"RIVAL RAILROAD JINGINIXHS"
(CJiiub)
Two full reels, full or thrills, special
fcaturo
"IIOII IUIYS AN AUTO"
(Lublii)
"Till: IIKAUT J'HOJI HUTTi:"
It's only 10c, nro you lucky? Tho
10th ticket tolls tho Into nt tho It,
Try It.
COMING
Tho world's famous dotectlvo Win.
J. Hums, In tho oxposurn of "The
Land Swindlers" In thrco (rcoln)
parts, nnd Premier Motion Plrturn
Actress Allco Joyco for Friday anil
Saturday.
"Nuf Hod"
With Mniford Tiiiiia Is Medford Made
Phono 11a your orders for
Milk, Cream,
Butter, and
Buttermilk.
OVll STRJCTLy FHl':SII HUT-
ti:r 700 i'J:ii HguAJtM
Our HIGH aRADM leo cronm will
pleuso you, Sold lu qiiantltlej if
2 gallons aud up.
Wo havQ our own twlco-a-day de
livery. ROGUE RIVEi) CREAMERY
Phono JJ08
With Medford Trudo Is Modfonl Mado
The Oemt Footi-Drtnk Lunch nt F"omtlnm
rWi--.'
ORIGINAL UADI ll&f 'C
GENUINE riUHLiillVm 9
AvtiM imitations Tnko tip Substitute
Rich milk, mailed gr-un, in iniwdrrlfoiin. Moto '"healthful lliati Ira or cnltcc.
For infants, invalid! and gfowing clnldicti. Aurccs with lllO'Wckct diRctlloii,
Purcnutntioii,upl)uJdingtlowliolclH)dy. Keep it on your sidrlhwiitl nl lioma
Imujortitcs nuruniuiotlicaud tliu o&cd, A ijuiuk lundi prcpaicd in n ininutr.
Tl
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, JIAIN
ttTeA
Your'Dru,
t t!
During warm weather Inn gond timo to oulthaln IJio phono linhlt.
When joii think of Houmthlng you tired fioiu a drug storo, 110 miitlnr
bow smtill the Item, step nt unco to tho photiu a'ud ask us to ilolhur
it.
Yon nro not asking a special fnor when you ask 'us to deliver
goods. Wo lmo a tpilck, freu dullvary sorvlmi nnd nro glad to got
telophono ordurs.
Next ttnio you ncod something In our linn try tho toluphoii"
method or ordering, for wo want you to mi: how mtlaiiiHtnry our
s rvlcn Is.
Our Prescription Work Is Psrfcct.
frki:
Dr.l.lVIIRY
SHItYHM:
Medford Pharmacy
NIMH POST OKI'IFI!
University of Southern Oregon
Those who register theii1 imnuvs hlween the fourth
and twenty-fifth of Augustus prospeftiYestntleiifs in
the College of liihernl Arts ean htivo the course for
tweiity-fiYo dollars )er school year. Nine liionths
eoui'se in law forty dollars. Hygiene with special in
struct ion in nursing, twenty-five dollars, llorlicul
lure, twenty-five dollars. Musical course in Conser
vatory of Alusie, twenty-fivo dollars per school term.
Commercial course in tlusincHS College sixty dollars..
Xow is tho time to register your name and receive
the great advantage of a high-class college training
at the smallest cost. This opportunity is yours only
untill August twenty-fifth. Prospective slndents in
these departments will write to tho Hev. IT. AV. jMae
Cullough Ph. )., rresident, Medford, Oregon.
Prosjiective students fori he College ol Music and
vKino Arts will write to "Professor Gerard Taillandior,
)ean of the Conservatory of Music, Medford, Oregon.
Students out of the city can secure board and room
at low rates in Christian homes. One large furnished
house of ten rooms ean he occupied by young men for
twenty dollars per mouth. .For information write to
W. T. D. MAOCULLOUGH, A. B. REGISTRAR.
Rociun itivnit vallry
SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSION
COLESTIN AND RETURN
VIA
$5S
O
SUNSET
OGDEM&SHASTA
ROUTES
aV
"Tho F.xposltlijn .Ino 10 ID'
Wednesday,
HPKCIAL TRAIN St'lll.lH'LK
7.00 n.
7:20
7: an
7:18
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LV ....-Grants
Roipio River KM)0
Gold Hill 7: IT.
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Central Point .... ... 7: 10
Medford ,.... 7:00
- Vorhles .....'..... fi: in
Talent 0:in
Ar ColoHlIn fLv. Y.Mll)
ROUND TRIP FAIlH (Ineliidlnt: udnilsulon to Park)
FROM MUDFORD, J1.10
(CorreHpondliiK Low Farofl Othor Points)
Muslo by tho llaptlut church orcluatia of la plrcon, lawn tounlH
court, hwIiibh, oxcollont mineral water, purn inouiitiilu wiitor, iiniplo
uhndo, cool tnounlalu nlr nnd 1 11 onjoyabla rldo ovor tliu Slsklyous,
Call on nenreiit B, P. AKnt for further pnrtlcuhira,
JOHN M. BC'OTT, aonorul Pussonuor Audit
:iSiSEJBi3n
insist Ifptm
- Phone,,
Store Nefeds
pheni:
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