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V-J ft PAGE TWO. MKDKOKl) MAN. TltilUhNK MKDKUI4I). ORKOON, MONDAY, Al)K.(1r.MIWK In, l.H.l. II 'I it ; I i it ! t Ult IOCAL AND I L PERSONAL nrucrc'd Now City Oovcrnmont, Heard's Dlncst of Short Ilnllot Char tors, nlnl komu copies of the Short Hallot Ilullellii hnvo Just boon nddo.l (o I lit? collection or hooks on tho cont mlulon 'form of municipal govcri me'nl'oii display nt tho inibllo library. Thoc bookn may bo consulted or Jrawh mil' Jit in time. ,-.!- ' . . ui'uiku i, uuriiiiiii 01 Milium i .ii-n W, It. .Coloninn visited old frlctidn In Jacksonville Sntunlny. Mr. irttd Mrs. Arthur Hoso spent Sunday with Mr. Hose's parents on OrlfMn crock Sunday. Rd Slasher of Trail spent tho end of tho week In Mcdrord. A number of Medford fight fans nro planning to go to l.os Angeles to soo the t.cach Cross-Uutl Andcnuin flpht Now Years. Smudge pots. We wlU'plnre an or der for smudgo pots not later than Dee. 20, In order to make sure do 1 Ivory by March 1st. and those who wish to get their pots ACCUSE DULLIS OF CONSPIRACY (Continued from pm X.) and benefit, mid In tmiMiiincc oft tlielr said scheme, .eoiwpirnov nntV plan to defraud tho plaintiff of it said 'tropotty, Him defendant. Spen cer S. Hulli-. contrnrv to mid in io Intion of hi, mireemciit to pay mid satisfy the judgment in favor ol Niiimu-liiylor company, nuil eon SLNGER RANCH SOLD FDR S1&000 .1. Sliimor has cold his Little Hutto rnnoli to Tom Km low of l.nle Crock for ?lS,noo. Tho ranch wt trary to the imturo of said tried and formerly known n tlio Powninp in uoluttoti thoroof. and lenruiinr IhutI raiifh. mid Mr. Korlow ww horn said uroncttv had boon theictoforo through uh(m,i,j un oxeoulioii to said Numui- wi.r Ji o iv ,, &mt.. onco- " 8lP .'..i .....t.. ' ' parts as are ordered. )Vho Medford Mooso lodge has en gtjof 'a (speclnl train to leave Med io rd 7: IE p. id., Monday lMh, for siioum aiull or telephone order at at Tt,lnr comounv in .suli-ftiolioit ol i In only such Ashland. Upturning this train will lcavo Ashland about midnight for Medford. No objections to others using trnln If convenient. 227 Dr. J. V, Tlcddy camo from Granta Pass Saturday, returning today, J. M. Rader or South Phoenix motored from Grants Pass this morning. Fletcher Stout of Jacksonville ta rled a few hours In Medford Saturday evening. "E. B. WoTston, commercial photog rapher negatives raado any tlmo or place "by appointment. Phono M 1471. Mr. and Mrs. F. Cool and Charles E. Terrlll of Iiko creek were of the many who' camo to Medford Satur day. Bayld Duncan and S. H. Hanlsh of Eaglo Point district were recent vis itors In Medford. Oregonlan agency at Be Voo's. " 0. F. Billings of Ashland tran sacted business Ih Medford Satur day. ' W. P. Bailey, of Jacksonville made n trip to Medford Saturday, accompa nied' by his father, who lives at Ku none. Kodak finishing est in tonrn nt Weston's. v Rev. W. T. Goulder and hU fam ily aro at Heppener. Eastern Oregon, where they will be located for some time. Frank Swingle and his wlfo of Ashland were guests or Mr. and Mrs. B. L Bennett Sunday. Milk and cream at BoVoo's. George Alford and W. Ager of Phoenix precinct were Medford vis itors Saturday. G. A. Butz, Jr., who Is conducting tho Clarendon Hotol at Yreka, Cat., arrived In Medford Sunday, to spend tho holiday season. "Insurance your best asset." Havo tho est, Placo your lnsuranco with Holmes, tho lnsuranco Man, right If ho writes It. tf M, M. Root of Table Rock spont Sunday In Medford. W. II. Spear, Southern Pacific agent at Gold Hill, made a trip to Medford Saturday. Bunto Bros.' chocolates. DoVei.' L. NIederineycr of North Jackson ville was of tho many who transacted business In Medford Saturday. Mrs. Sid NIchol, who has been seri ously 111, Is convalescing. Tho' finest of hand embrolderlcd linen handkerchiefs for salo at tho Handicraft Shop. 230 Prof. V. A. Bavls was with his Medford friends Saturday afternoon. John F. Ralls, Grant Matthews and C. Carr of Foots creek were business risltors In Medford Saturday, John W. Opp was nmong thoso over from Jacksonville Saturday. Br. E.'Klrchgcssner has returned and will bo at tho Nash Hotel on Wednesday from 10 to 3. tf Mr. and Mrs. John BIgham of Antloch drove to Medford Saturday. E. E. Moorison and William Scheblo or Griffin creek spent Sat urday aftornoon In Medford. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. 'Anderson and Mrs. J, A. Grnrfls of North Phoenix were among the numerous shoppers In Medford Saturday. Christmas cards and folders at the Handicraft Shop. 230 H, O. Simpson and W. Heeaon were down from Talent Saturday. Mrs. William Hanley. who has been visiting rolatlvos living In Medford, loft for her home at Burns Sunday. Balnty Christmas gifts tor ladles nt tho Handicraft Shop. 230 Joo Hcoman, ex-mayor of Gold Hill and leading politician of that city spent Saturday in Medford. Mllto Womack Iiub loft for the Sis klyous to prospect Mike has never ditched the Idea that there Is gold scattered along tho now Pacific Hljjn way In' sufficient quantities to muko every ouo in Jackson county Inde pendently rich. Christmas candles for sale at tho .Handicraft Shop. 230 Edison Marshall, who Is attending tho state unlvoralty at Eugene will bo homo this week to upend tho Christmas holidays. Got our or der n nt once. It. It. Co-oporatlvo Frull Association. 229 Miss Mary Gago of Phocnlr vis ited friends In Medford oxer Sunday. Br. J. F, Roddy of Grants Pass visited his, family and friends In Med ford Sunday. Tho rogulor mid-month meeting of tho city council will bo bold tomo row night. James Booley of Moutaguo Is In tho city for a few days on business Tho University club gave a dinner Saturday night to A. C. Randall. manager ot tho Rogue River Fruit and Produce association who expects to leave Wednesday tor Minneapolis to live. Ho has sold his orchard In terests but retains his interests In tho Baglcy Canning company and Fruit Exchange. George B. Beau of Grants Pass Is In the city attending to business mat ters. H'f D, Case of Gtondalo visited friends In Medford the last of the week. The Misses Fay Pankcy and Nell Storm Yltod with friends In Itoguo River Sunday. Wig Ashpolo has returned from a week's trip to Portland whore he at tended tho Live Stock Show. A. number of Medford students at tho state college at Corvallls and university at Eugene will return home for the holidays tho last of tho week. A. E. Reames and wlfo loft for Portland Saturday evening. Mr. Reames will return the latter part of the week for a day or two and will then rejoin Mrs. Reames and leave on a two month's trip to the cast, visiting Chicago. Indianapolis. New York and Washington. At Ulrlch's salesroom this week on all purchases amounting to 2.00 he will give free" a ticket to the Star Theator. Just arrived for this week '.a largo stock of extracts and stock food nt 5fl cents on the dollar. Tho store has been crowded to its capac ity, and Mr. t'Irlch Is very thankful for the exceedingly liberal patronage, henco he hns concluded to glvo a theater ticket as above stated. Terms as usual strictly cash. "Chick" Bowlln. a colored citizen who flitted across Medford's pugilis tic skies until he ran Into "Young Jack" Johnson and a ring post at the "Nat," has returned, and began pol ishing shoes at once. He occupied tho limelight more or less, during his residence here, his most exciting es capade being drinking wood alcohol for whiskey. R. B. Zimmerman, who raises moro corn than nearly anybody In tho val ley, transacted business In Mcdlprd Saturday. Roy Ulrlch and C. F. Smith of Jacksonville wore in Medford Satur day." Charles A. Pruett of Eaglo Point district and I. A. Pruett of Roxy Ann tarrlod a few hours In Medford Satur day. Mrs. R. M. Klncajd of Roguo River was tho guebt of her daughter, Mrs. George Howard, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Mlnear of Griffin creok wero Medford visitors Saturday. W. H. Wilson is looking after hU bulsness Interests In Medford. Mrs. W. M. McKlnnoy who has boon visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Nye, lias gono to Southern California to spend tho winter. James Garvin and James Urlner of Talent are visiting In Mcdrord. Jamoa Bally, foreman of lllllcrest, spent Sunday In Medford. Benton Poole, of Applcgate, is a business visitor In Medford. the judgment of said Xuiiuu-Tuloi VILLA IS EXECUTIONER (Continued from pag I.) The fact that official fetuternent of wlmt wan unofficially retried to liuve occurred under tho Villa ud ministration in Cliiliiiahuu C'itv nro Inokiiif; was doomed tho most hope fill feature of the .situation. JTt I p 4-l--lMl--...(.Jl WceRsft McGowartfo. UNDERTAKERS Iiuriy Absistaut Buy Phono 227 . Night F. W. Weeks 10.12 Phones A. K. Orr 078-M -----------------,-.-....,.,., . Bled. Bled at his lato residence, 823 S. Orange street, Sunday, Bee. l-l'th, nt 12 m., John W; Ilarr, aged 47 years, 3 mouths, I days. Natlvo of III!- nols. Funeral services will bo hold nt tho Froo Methodist church. Tues day, tho ICth, at 2:00 p. m J. E Urudloy, assisted by Elder J, W. Sharp officiating. Interment In I. O. O. F, rometery. Ho leaves a widow, threo sons and one daughter. Resi lient or Medford for tho last four years. In dry air sound travels 1-M2 feet per second, in water HO 00 feot, lu Iron 17.&00 feet. company nirniiwt tlio plaintiff, pro ourvd niul ctinxed tho cortiifciito ot snid aio by execution to bo sold iind assigned to said-It. S. Ihdlis, tho son of Mini Spencer S. Hulljs, and there after, in further purMtuuoe of said fraudulent iuteiifmnl plan to defraud the plaintiff of said property, per mitted ami allowed the statntor.v penod ot redemption lrom .-ale on said execution to expire, without making redemption from Miid sale, mid with the same fraudulent pur pose and design, procured and caus ed the sheriff of Jackson county ti issue to and in favor of said defend- unt, It. S. lhtllis, n deed to Mii'l property in inirsiinnoc. of said ivi tificato of, sale, which deed hour date September 11, JUKI, and wa-. filed for record September 17, HUH. and recorded in volume 10 1 at p.imi 10-1 of the recrod.s of deeds of Jack MU comity, Oregon, and was execut. cd by W. 11. SiiK'ler, as. sheriff of the county of Jackson, tnte of Oregon, by V. W. Wilson, deputy, mid said It. S. Uullis, well knowing and pa ticipntinc in nil of said frmtduloM practices mid schemes aforesaid and in ever)- step mid part thereof fro i the beginning is now claiming to be the owner of nil of said property of plaintiffs, nnd said defendant. Spencer S. HulIN, and 0. O. IJiilIU, in further pursiiance of said fraudu lent scheme, aro now vlnimiin: and libertine; that -aid H. S. Hulli i the owner of said property, and said defendants nro now s-eckin mid en" deavoriii to find a purchaser to whom Miid proKrty may ho sell, nrd who shall bo ignorant of said frnid uleut nets of Miid defendants. Itullis whereby said defendants lhtllis -hall he able to realize tho fruits of said false nnd fraudulent piiu-tico-njjainst the plaintiff." Water Bights Invohcu It is also claimed that in "further ance of their scheme nnd eonspitac to defraud the plaintiff of its prop erty, tho defendants, Hulli--, ,uocur ed and caused the defendant (.'. O. Itullis to represent himr-clf to bo the uttoriiey of the plaintiff nnd to cu ter nn apH.aranco on liehnlf of the plaintiff before the state water board of the state of Oregon" in the del u- mination of relative rights to tho use of the water of the Little Applcgate in various cum.', in which, "pretend ing to net for plaintiff, "fraudulently eau-i'd to be entered n stipulation that tho defendant II. S. Mollis was the successor in intent t of tho Ster ling MTuiing company, but that the Sterling Mining company did not au thorize his npjioarancc, which was without its knowledge or consent, or nmiioritv mm approval, ami "was done wholly for mid in furl hern uc of said scheme mid conspiracy to de fraud the plaintiff of its property, and unless restrained from so do iiifr" Hulli will by decree heroine the solo owner of all water rights in volved. (Vrtlflrnto of Sale It is further declared that the cor tificato of sale was issued hv the sheriff to It. S. itullis to make it ap pear that he was a stranger to tho agreement, but that in fact Spencer S. Itullis conducted all negotiation- and paid the money from the fund ho had agreed to use in paying off tho judgment. It is asserted that the defendant aro claiming that It. S. Ilullis is now owner of all said property and that tho plaintiff hns no right, title or in terest to tho property, and that the defendants nro offering said h.nd mnl portions thereof for sale, mi I that tlio hiiIo to a bonafido purchaser and that tho whole thorcof will be lost to the plaintiff. It is nlso claimed that going- upon tho property, ostensibly to carry out his agreement, fjpenecr S. Hulli, contrary to his duty, wrongfully mnl without consent mined and curried away largo quantifier of .'old of an uggrcgnto value of many tlioiismius of dollars. A decree is. asked pujoi'iiing and cotnrniiiiilinj,' Hpeili-er S. Hulhs to carry out his agreement, give u.i ac counting on the note ami mortgage and for gold taken; that It. ,S. lull bo decreed to hold tlm legal title ol tlio property as trustee for plaintiff mid not otherwise, mid that lie bo re quired to execute a deed to tho Oyin puny for the same, and that the de fendants bo enjoined from title to water rights; that the HiilliM1 be en joined from disposing of any of tlio property adveiso to plaintiffs, and llie county rccoider be enjoined from fijinjj or recording instruments niiulo by defendants convoying niiv of tho property iuvohed. there. It consists of 210 notes, much of it creek Imllont and is known as ouo of the best ranches in the coun try, suitable for dtockrnisin;, dairying- a- well ns diversified fanning and fruit raising. It is irrigated boll) from Little Hollo crook and froih luoborsttult springs, a tributary .of Wasson eau,on. Tho ranch lies just below the I Ian lev ranch mid i a favorite summer resort for alley people. Mr. Stinger mid family will move lo Mcford. BAN PLONKING 1GE VELLE . 10 m HOMINY IN PUBLIC MARKET The uiauagemeul of the N'atator ittm hit "ragging" between the eve. Saturday night and banished the ex citing Mops forever from their floor, Manager Morridk made a seveu-miu-uto talk, sounding the finale, ami gave the "Nat's" version of how to dunce. His oratory was so tolling that u couple began to "rag" as (nm ih iu ieit tlio tioor. lliey were ojeeted from the flbor. but not the hall. It is claimed that the .Medfonl version of generally accredited undo coroits steps keeps dancer- uwnv. "Hugging" has never predominated at tho Saturday night affairs, al though n few have persi-trd in the wiggling ineo the .Ministerial associ ation protc-,ied diiriii',' the Jmkii count v tair's mnrdi ji;i-. E SEEK TO GET NAMES OFF PETITION Nine citizens who signed tin' peti tions to separate the couucilmen from their $2"i u mouth snlnrv mi dorwent it change of heart tin innrn iair nnd iiskud City itcorder Kos t i erasp their names. The city rccordei has no power to alter petitions, so the names remain, mi offhand opin ion being made by filv Attorney Me Cube to this effect. The nine gave as their rrifuns Miupathielic mo tives, being touched by mournful ar guments advanced, the most effect ive being, "How would you like to work for nothing f'' O'GARA APPOINTED . FOREST PATHOLOGIST Next public market d will bo "Hominy Day" and Count) .ludno Ton Voile wIlLh'uudlo the ladle, and piu- sldoovfijytsli boiler full of hominy the .fartut Arkunsns d-lntry. The eouiUy'RudRo turns salesman to aid Indies tndtstress. "SntttflUy, Mtss lloosoy nnd her sla ter, daughters of W. .1. llooo, Htatted to the public market with her weekly batch ot hominy. A horse loaned thorn after tho death of their own; by Doc Helms, did the un expected and ran away, spilling tfio hominy oxer a largo area, demolish ing tho wngon ami tearing down the well known lloosoy ''spite" (unco. Tho ..Mlnses Uoosoy brought her woes to Judge Toil Volte, its it public official with n henrt, When the conference wan over It was agreed and stipulated as follows) (1) That Misses lloosoy was to tunktt another boiler of hominy, (2) That County Judge Ton Velio would haul the hominy and Its maker to tho public market In his auto mid further use his uilco and personality to see that It was all sold. Ho asks etcryono to buy hominy, whether they oat a or not. 4..11.4.4.4. 4. 4. 4.4.4. 41 4f-t Clip this coupon and brlnu It. to the HTAU Ihcittio with tfi ooutii mid got n boniitlhil OR ,eoitt pennant. Wo urn giving poiiuniiU of t all tho Colleges, Unlveisltles and Hlulon In tho Hulled Hinted, All ponuitutit aro made of good foil Iftxiin In Mm. Mall 01. lorn fi rents additional for each poumiut desired. Different ponnitiitM every week. 4. HTArt TIIHATItl) 4. ' Addrciut .Medford, Oiegon. (.t t' ., t it.4l. lt DR.: PICKEL WINS GOLF OVER FOURTEEN Thul gidf li.is taken u tirin ho'd nmoni; the people of .Mcdtonl was shown Sundn., when tweut.-fie players, most of them benimieis. played over the course at the Med lord (loll and Country club. SweciMtHkis 011 h nine-bole hau dionp wore won by Dr. H. It. I'lckel, 11 novice at the game. The st'oas in tho handicap resulted as follow.. with fourteen entries; Professor O'O.ir.i has received the appointment of collaborating forest pathologist for the department of agriculture, and problems concerning this district will b0 refened to him. Much of tho box-shook has been found ruined by bluish discoloration, resulling from ravages of insects, mid this is one of the pioblcms to bo handled. - 'I he ndvmitago of the appointment lies m thv fact that gov ernment nssistaiii-o will bo forthcom ing upon O'Oiira'- reeoinu'icm'latioii. K. H. Pickol . .-,7 -jo a? .M. M. Hoot . .TO 10 ' -0 A. C. Hero .. . .T7 HI II II. C. Umiii. :ih II -IJ K. R (lulhrie . fill 10 CI L. Carpenter 111 ,T 1 1 A. Carpenter . ."(1 ' P. II. Madden -.. ."ill ."i .i K. V. Heekwith .'.(I I In W. V. Campbell IPJ IS II I). Clark M '. 17 S. (Inffi. (Ill o0 p, II. Ilingliuiii lis IH .'.II I). Cans-'ttcr vithflretrl PURDIN CLEARS RYAN: OFi E HEAVY REGISTRATION AT Hoglstrutlou for the first session of the board for the city election Jan nary 13, totaled 118, Incldlng GK women. It exceeded tho expecta tions and Indications point to a heavy listing UiIh afternoon, Tho books are open from ouo to seven o'clock dully. Many cltl4imH think they nro opou lu tho morning and call fur this purpose at tho city hall. Tho books close December 2.1 Mayor M. I'urdln of tho city court discharged I.uku Itynu, wealthy pio neer merchant this morning, 011 n charge brought l tho Merchants' as sociation for violation or the city ordinandi covering "Itinerant inor chants." The court hold In Its de cision Hint nn prooT had hocit Intro, ducod lu support of tho ehargo. Tho case grow out of tho sale by William Ulrlrh (a the Uuthborl building. It Is understood that the Merchants association will take other notion at onco In tho case, In the Justice court, mid H necessary carry It to tlio circuit court. With Mcdrord trndo Is toedford Hindi, TOO IiATi: TO CIiASSII'Y. WANTED .Minor as caretaker for mine. Address C, enro Mull Tti loi no. STOLEN Da ton blcco, 22 Inch maroon frame, front rim black, rear natural wood. Howard. Tri bune office. 227 F T I.OHT :i0x:;o Winchester rlflo, long barrel, has gold sight lu rront. Ho ward Tribune drrico. 22S WANTED To rout piano, will give storage for use. Ilox I'litno, cure Mall Tribune. 220 Formal protest against' llm reus HOssmeiit of sewer district No. HI Win filed with City Hecorder Posh this, morning by '. K. Phijipi, .1. C. Sharp, O. H. Chaffee and others. The same point Iiim been in contro versy for over a year. Action will ho taken on the matter at the coun cil meeting tomorrow night. A woll-roiislructed brick house will outlast one built of gruulto. 1'OH HALH Second hand farm wagon or wll frado for young calves or pigs. Phono 807-11. 220 : - - - -, m. OolT(! The cook, I lie coffee ))ot, or your appetite may be to jjlanie vlie(n ovet you are not tliop oiilily pleased with Kchi I line's He.st coffee. Try it thoroughly- it's money back down' to the bottoiir-of the can. 1 lb, 2 lb and 2- lb aroma tight caiiH, overfreshj cleanly granulated. Oialmers MOTOR CARS ARE THE BEST FOR THE MONEY Don't IAmwI tho BIG DANCE To he hivoh hy tluv J. oval Order of .Moose jit their hall,' 21!) West Main Slteet. on WEDNESDAY EVE, DECEMBER 17 Music furnished by MnzolriKK and Dr. l5onuer. CALENDARS hero in pi'orit varloty from fie up. Leathor Goods nVTravelinj; t'aes, Card Oisch, via. Waterman F6unaiin Pons, $2.fi0 to $6.00 We would be pleased l.o .show unt our .stork. Medford Book Store WOOD I 1 ItiK Motl. h'ir. t OAK eiit front iarc timber. ' J! CARLOAD OK IMNIO STOVM WOOD .IUST UK- ? . I OKlVlOD. Phono in your ordern for Tier Wood or f 5 Cordwood (o ! f Frank H. Ray I Measurement Cluarantocd : Sixth and Fir Strootfl. Phono 750-R 'r; (li)3TtfX'iVX)eilX'X'iYjiyi mm t Wordl'3 y! f L vv JrKu - A - What makes moro uioifal or more eiiHllio ChrUtmas Olflg tliiiu l-'oolTfear? Couio to our HIk Hllpper Bhow! Behling's SBIBSSms DON'T WAIT UNTIL XMAS TO BUY YOUR Christmas Candies AND THEN TAKE WHAT IS LEFT AVhen tired shopping slop and tfcl an appetizing lunch, specially prepared at any hour. While in the store select your fancy Chriyluias bo.e.s, while our stock is complete, and leave date you wish them J'illod with M'BRIDE'S DELICIOUS HOME-MADE CANDIES lluy your Caudiesjtnd Lunches where von are invited lo iul(Mhe kitchen and see them made. McBRIDES .Special prices for lodge, church and society treats. Latta & Hopkins Nurseries O rowers of nigh-Orado Fruit Trees. Apple find Pour Trows are our sneeialties. Stock one-year-old trees on three-year-old roots. Home of best orchards jii tho valley are sot to our trees. Nursorios near Central Point. Med ford offieo, room '102, M. I & H. building. .Phone 8(iO-L. JSxporioneo shows-tlmt homo grown, aeeli mated trees aro tlm best, PATRONIZE HOME NURSERIES I v-I.V 41-ii-ii