PAGTE SIX.
MTCDFOTtf) MATTJ TTJTBUNR MTCDFOTID, OKKCION, RATUKDAY. OPTOTVTCtt !, 1!M.
PURDIN ELECTED
MAYOR
QUALIFIES
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UESDAY
MACKMEN
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Al n special meeting of tlio city
council held Friilhy night, Mnhlmi
GIANTS PLAY
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FILM
XKW YORK, Oct. 4 Gnmoa hero
nml at l'hlliulolnlila this afternoon
SAN FRANT 1SCO, Cnl., Got. !.-
Fred Umkaw, the young man arrest-
tho police In tho eal, lint In each
ease ho was able lo produce u con
iueing nlibi. Ono of tho clearest
of them was tlio discovery of hi"
picture on a "nutUc' film taken
here tlio day of a Pittsburg usmuiIi
and rohliory which wax tlio stieell'ic
orimo charged against him when ur
rcsled. Hroknw loft prison declining he
was going to huu his accusers for
, false imprisonment.
DANCING TEACHER PINCHED
FOR REXROAT MURDER
CHICAGO, Oct. 1. -F.dwurd 11.
opens hero next Tues- scrips of murderous attaoks ami ! Spencer, a railroad man ami a for-
Tho season In tho east closes ' robberies in various eastern cities J mop tlmirlni; teacher, was arrested
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itt-.it..- ..! ;.u.,t . At...irr-.i " " v " " .....v..vo W1 ncre u.,vu ,1VS ,.,, im ,,u. .,
i" ii i v.- i" i t,,c,rlnsl workouts before the world ; ,,u.jou thnt he was implicated in a
Illlii wen Kiiunn in jiuiiii-ii v in.n ,-, gCj.pa which
was named succe.or of the chair 'day.
left vacant by tho tlonth of tho Into
W. W. Kifort.
Judge 1'urdin received five votes
nml .1. A. Perry one. The action of
tho council camo as a surprise, it
being generally understood the np
pointni'nt would bo made at the reg
ular meeting Tuesday night.
lloforo nnming Judge Purdin the
council held n conference with him
pnrller in the week, nml he agreed
to tnko the place.
Judge Purdin has been n readout
of Medford for over twenty year
nnd hns served ns mayor before,
holding tho job in 1800. lie him nlo
been city attorney, justice of the
pence nnd pnMinnster.
The oath of office will be admin
istered to the new mayor nt the reg
ular mooting Tucsdny, nnd be will
nRsumo the duties of his office nt
oneo thereafter.
STATE HOR
I CULTRAL
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MEET DECEMBER 10
At a meting Just held, by tho cxe
cutlvo committee, of tho Oregon Stat;.
Horticultural society, the date of the
2Sth annual meeting was fixed for
Wednesday, Thursday nnd Friday.
December 10th to 12th, nt tho samo
time as the Pacific International Live
Stock Exposition, so that parties at
tending can have tho advantage of
both meetings. ,
A meeting of special Interest has
been prepared not only for tho npplo
grower, but for tho growor of prunes
and other fruits.
Special attention will be Riven to
standardization and by-products.
Among tho many interesting pap
org for npplo growors wll be those on
steamer transportation through tho
Panama canal and the efect on tho
horticultural Interests of tho Pacific
coast, Foreign Markets, In which will
bo given tho data secured by Hon. H.
n. Mlll'or as chairman of tho commit
tee on foreign markets through tho
U, S. consuls, covering not only gro;n
fruits, but giving special rcferenco to
drid fruits and by-products ag used in
foreign countries, and how they
should be put up to meet tho condi
tions of tho trail o.
Of general interest to growors of
all kinds of fruits will bo tho papers
and discussions on Co-openxtlvo Can
norles and by-products of fruits;
fertilizers and transportation. Tho
Loganberry will rccelvo prominenco
In a special article on Loganberry by
products, evaporation and juice, and
will also rccelvo Its proper handling
in the cannery and by-products articles.
this nftornoon nnd that in tho westns released today on bis own rce
tomorrow. j ogiiixnneo.
Tho Giants and the Philadelphia i!i appearance tallied with tho
Nationals mot In a doublehp.iiler thlajdo-soripttoiw scattered broadcast hv
nuernoon. rae i.innis worseu ineir
regular men In tho game nml won
12 to T. Kocrnits and utility men
worked in the second game. Mana
ger McOraw wishing to give tho regu
lars n rest before tho championship
games start.
Chief interest' this afternoon cen
tered In the Giants stlckwork. Tho
regulars have been swatting the ball
hard for several days and it they
keep It up New York fans cannot sec
how they are going to lose tho
world's championship. They figure
that the Giant pitchers are far su
perior to those of tho Acthletics.
Score u. h, E.
Phlladelhla 7 9 3
Now York 12 IS 2
Hatterlcs: Dronnan. Marshall and
Kllllfcr; Crandall and Meyers, Wil
ton.
Umpires: Klein and Orlh
uud OMtmined at an outl,ing police
station today In connection with tho
murder here recently of .Mr. Mildied
AIINiiu-l'cNrnnt.
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SPOUSE
l.OS A.VUl'U'fl, Cnl., Out. I
"Ivy Is dead and no tleurveil it, I
don't euro what thoy do with inc."
Those worn tho words today of
Mrs. Kdlth M. Ivy, whim told of tho
death of hor divorced hunlmud, Frank
M. Ivy, whom she shot and fatally
wounded Tuosdav.
"Penitentiary or Month sentence
make no difference to mo," sho con
tinued, "lie t.hused my daughter,
.I'lil 1 shot I'.lni I hnvo no regrets.
"Win never 1 told my story to tho
official thoy would send inu mnno
where "Inf. All I asked wan Justin".
I had nasi liacwlodim of my own vx
po'ii'iico iH Ih'i wfo of Ivy.
"My ilnunhtcr was taken from mo
and plnrcd In Wnltllor Hoforiu school.
Ivy net Her When 1 learned of tho
abuse by lur tether, 1 sought Justlro
In vain."
A coroner's iiuiuost will ho hold on
tho liiuly ol l Monday. Accnrdltiit
to tho poMOc, n murder charge will ho
plucod mtn'im tho woman,
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Coming oi
Tho Sunbeam
Evelyn's Bnhy Sails
UVr.Ul'OOIi. Oct. I. HiihipII
Thaw, Kvelyn X.wblt Thaw's baby,
and hit nur-o wore among the l.usl
lauia's pasHengors Tor Now Yoik.
Legal blank toi Aln at tlio Mall
Trunin offlrn tf
How In Avoid Uiotl'ntniinnd.DMirriU
WlitclKoMnityMothorAllnvcSulltiod
It li n dly mnro wninrn do lint linow of
Motlior m 1' rlciiil.
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DAVIS LIVES ON FAT
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Oct. 4.
George E. Davis, who, arrested In
Now York, In a detailed confession
revealed alleged plots to'dynnmlto
non-union work, implicating mem
bers of the International Association
of Ilrldge nnd Structural Ironwork
ers, is in confinement hero today, but
held in luxurious quarters, being en
tertained by detectives of the National
Erectors' association. His meals are
brought to him from n restaurant.
Pending his nppcaranco in court, ho
is paid )j a day by tho Erectors, part
of which he send to his wlfo In New
York.
It Is expected the federal authori
ties will grant Davis immunity for
tho testimony ho can give when Harry
Jones, secretary-treasurer of the Iron
workers' organization, now under
arrest, Is brought to trial.
Eadfi Transfer company nre cer
tninly living up to tho btnudnrd of
progrosBiveness, having purchased n
Federal ono nnd one-half ton truck
nnd are now nblo to tnko caro of nny
hize contrne's for hnuling thnt may
be offered them. The truck was
sold through Mr. Gilbert of tho Q'.-r-lingcr
Motor Cnr company of Port
land, nnd C. K. Oaten, (he local
nccnt here.
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ELEerme Qookin
Is True Economy
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NO FLAME, NO SMOKE, NO GAS, NO ODOR, LITTLE HEAT, NO WOOD TO BRING IN, OR
ASHES TO CARRY OUT, NO MATCHES NEEDED, READY AT A TURN OF THE SWITCH.
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ELECTRIC RANGE, price (0.()0 cash, i.'.00 on
iuslalliiionts. This ritngo has now typo broiler in lop of
oven, tho host broiling dovico up lo daii- for nny stylo
stove. Will bake, roast, broil or fry; is better, eloanor,
safer than any other cooking appliance. Ask your
neighbor who uses one. .Flat rate for family uho, ..00
per month.
Ask about our special installment tenna on this rango.
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EL BACO OVEN, i)i;ico f 12.00, will
roast a chicken or bake' two loaves of
bread. Can be connected on any lamp
socket. No special wiring 'required. Costs
5 cciitsjjcr hour or less to operate, depend
ing on quantity of current used.
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SAMPLES ON DISPLAY AT OUK OFFICE
California-Oregon Power Company
216 WEST MAIN" STREET. PHONE 1081.
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lai'ilinrt.
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tllft to lmri tlio iiilnil, 'I'limiantiiU of
wmnrii mi lut'r n'tlisa Itiftim-lw to tin
lliiniKlit tlmt kktii4 nml illtti'n nre int.
unit. Tii"y t.n'W In'ttor. fur la Mulher'a
1' lend llii'y Iuhi' fiiitml li'iw rniiy It Is t)
irtiilli nil llm" ilrviuli-d ihioiUihih,
It In a milijivt i'Viry nvhiiiiiii liniili
riitiilllur Willi, nml nril tlioiltli kIui IIKIY
nut rviiilro surli a rpiuedy, Mio will now
ntul thru nift Huiiw I'tiniiwllvo nmtlirr to
wIkuii Monl la tiiiio aiHitit .muiikt.i
rrlciid will ciitan im a uiinUrfiil ilmlnf,
TliU fnnuiui nniw.tr U imM r nil ilnu
(UtN. nml l only l. a Uittle. It l for
rlirnnl imo only. Writ t.-drjr tu tin
Itnillli'lil Iti'iultMr ('' . S'-T Umir lllil.,
Atlmiln, UN., fur a t"l ulimUo tio.k In
t.lKVtllllt Ul'llllOlt.
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Squibb's
Olive Oil
Castor Oil
Koilliiin I'hMplinto
Hiiilliini ItlRarlxiunln
SHqoit
ll)ilriiHii I'uroxlitu
And n full lino of Hipilhh'ii $
CliiuiilrnU ninl I'tinriunrtititlrnlM.
Medford
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An ideal young penr orclinnl, 14
acron, Icieiitcd m J'acific Highway in
choice part of tho valley; very rich
soil suitahle for any crop; 10 dcra-
extra fine four-year pear, llartlett
and Aiijous; 4 acres corn which pro
iluccil a very heavy crop thin year.
Tliit; tract hns had tho very hest of
enre. It is n property thnt will a
pen! to nnyono wishing a choice tract
of land nnd beautiful young orchard.
Tho price is very low, $1300, with
rciiBiiiinblo terms.
A Real Stock Ranch.
This will be interesting to the man
who really knows a good Block prop
ohitiou. 17G0 neres, all in ono body,
with several thousnnd acres publio
rfiugo controlled by tho ranch. Koine
of tho best horxos nnd cuttle pio
duccd on tho Pacific const conic
from this ranch. 1'200 ucres level
lnnd, 300 acres rolling, 200 acres
henvy merchantable timber, 500
ncrso cultivated, well fenced. Bplcn
did set of buildings consisting of one
10-rooin house, new; ono 7-room
house, 3 large hay nnd stock barns,
Fiovcrnl other buildings all in good
condition. Lnrgo crops of grain nnd
liny this year, At present there nro
mnro than 100 horses and 200 cattlo
on tho ranch, all high grndo ptock.
Price of Jnnd exclusivo of stock and
porsonal property, .'20 per aero;
worth 435-00.
PAGE-DRESSLER
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320 East Main Street
We are now completing our lists of property to be handled through our local and Los
Angeles offices. Exchanges of Rogue River valley proporty for Southern California
properties will be a feature of our business. Wo solicit tho business of thoso owners
desiring to see or exchange their property.
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erties and valuations in California will be of material benefit to those transacting their
business through our offices.
Ocnntf f ul
Suburban
A very classy up-todalo bungalow,
strictly high class finish, just the
place for n small family. You, would
bo proud lo own this one. Only $2,
200. Terms if desired.
Herds a Snap. m
Twelve lino residence lots, largo
size, well located, near paved street,
$100 each; these are worth double
this figure.
Wo have u splendid business nnd
liiiHimwH prnpoily for hiiIii on Main
lrcot.
' Wo can sell you good farm laud at
$10,00 to 50.00 per'acic. " ' '
Up-to-Dntc
Heme
Thicc iicri'i of the very best laud
located just out side of city limits,
houlhwoHt and near King's Highway.
Kwry thing is new; ft. mom modern
up-to'thp-miniitii bungalow, iHilishcd
Hours, elect i in heat and cooking, fiia
place, complete water system for
house, barn, chicken house uud gar
den; barn, chicken house and well
house have cement floors; electric
motor pump. This Is an ideal subur
ban home ul Ii sufficient laud lo iiio
dace more limn a good living by in
tensive farming. Itcst of surround
ings and ninny new houses in vicinity.
This must be seen to be uppreelated.
Price, iflfiOO; good terms if deshed..
A Quick Money Maker.
Forly acres very best creek bot
tom laud. This is nil In cultivation,
level, Ibu best. of toil and imiplii
wuler fur irrigation, 1 ueres in pears,
three lo four years, TJiis laud (s, nil ,
suitable for all'iilfa nnd all kinds of
grain, fruit mid, vegelubles. y us
ing alfalfa with hogs, cows uud poul
1 1" this ranch will produce a fine in
come tho first year, Location is
most ideal; good roads, daily mail,
lecphoue service, good school nnd
near town. Nothing like il for $150
per acre, with good terms. Investi
gate this lit once.
It will pay you In talk with us,
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