Bedford mom tribune, medford, 'onriotf, TnuKsrttr, Tm:y 2.1, im
PATrE TH1U4K
i u .
KNOWLES
E
XPOSED
AS
NATUR
BY
EF.
MAINE GUIDE
(I'orllniul Journal)
Declaring that Jone'li Kmiwlni,
who In nlioiit to ln'Kln IiIh hccuihI
"primitive innn" exploit In tlin HUM
)inm of noiitlmrti Ureaon I 11 urltnblo
Dr. Cook a hoax, and n friniil, Hint ho
lived rntiiforlulil)- In a lout; cabin
when Iio Matted forth to battlu
iiKiilimt tint wilderness In I ho Maine
woods lout ear, mill that UiuukIi ho
Marled from rlvlllrnllon naked, ho
had n romfnrtnhle, jtfnnnt outing,
Allln Dcmlng. 11 tinted kiiIiIc nml trap
irr, uf (llAgittAff, Mnlnt, Iihm exionod
thi Adam. man In aii nrttclu In tin
IIokIoii American.
KnowltM In nil ready to Mart Into
I In? wood from OrnnU I'ass. Thn'.
In one reason why Hemlug decided to
tnnkn tho expose, Though he had
kept thn secret nine, months, ho Haiti
ho (Inured oun hoax of thn kind wnn
MiotiKli to Impose upon thn public
Itatiilng tell how hn Mumbled upon
Knowle In a snug rahlti In thn
woods, fully clnil ami smnklng a
cigarette. When Knowle saw he
wan discovered, Denting say hn be
sought him not to gh nwny the,
rret, nml even hired him ah guide,
Mnu Italansl fully Armed
Together tlm nature mnu aiiiI tho
trapper lived In tho cabin, Doming
helping lit rit aciiulm th coat of Inn
that wan to deceive, rlvllltallon Into
thinking tin IiaiI spent most of lit
time In that simple Rrli. DoiiiIiik
say also that he heled ill tho I war
pit, In which Knowle wan upi0'"',l
to havo trapped thn bear that fur
nUhed him tho roMuinn In which ho
returned to hiimantty. An a inatti'
of fart, Do in 1 11 R says, tho bearskin
wan purchased.
Ouo of llm AitonUhliiR charges
mailo by DpiiiIiir Ii that Knowle act
ually 1II1I not sleep a single iiIrIiI In
tho open during thn rlRht weeks of
hi llno experiment, ami that ho
wai clothed nt All times except when
ho expoacd hla body to tho aim for
tlin Acqultltlon of hU tan.
InMtad of depending on hi fln
ger to wrest u living from nature.
Denting declares Knowle had a re
volvor and two rlfln beside cup and
saucers, knives and fork and even a
tooth brush.
"Tim coniddy Knowle pulled over
was all a fako from Mart to flnlili,"
Denting doclarci. "I became inter-
rated In tho case. In a peculiar way.
It wna an nccldent, either lucky or tin
lucky. Tho dual ravn u all klndt or
publicity And lota of fun."
Drilling nillrngc Kiinwlr
Mr. DnmltiK challenges Knowlcs
and lil backer to disprove the atory
ho trllf. Ho declare they dare not,
became ho ha thn proof which ho
ran show In court If It become necn
sary. Ilo declare ho know brcuuao
ha stage managed Most of tho experi
ment and kept Away from any Invcstl
Katora who might bo lurking around.
"Kuowlea didn't sleep In tlio open
n single nlRht. Ilo didn't mis a
meal, Ilo had three 'squares' a day
uud morn If ho wanted them. He.
Miuoked lo Ida heart' contest And wa
fully dressed, excecpt when I directed
him In tako tho course of aim bathn
fur tho tako of tho tan,
"Knowlua told mo ho had In makn
11 lot of Iiowm and arrow a And loan
to," Doming'" story goes on, "and
)ou'll bnvo to help me. 'I mint illy
u hear pit to back up that itory wo
sent ou lad Sunday about trapping
a buar. I tnllHt gut a couplo of deer
10 muko morcaaliiH nml pant which
will look lllto llio real thing when wo
get back tu rlvllUiktlon, Wo muft
fool tho people, )ou know, nnd do It
In atyle.
" 'What' tho uao of doing Oil
tiling on tho level T (let JuhI ah murh
credit and coin to fako It. Of courno
'l could, you know, but It would bo
iihuIch. Why fluffcr? Tho public
liken tn bo fooled, on old 1. T. liar-
11 u in haIiI. We'll play thorn for tuck
era.' "
TaIc llellevetl IntMall4o
"I'd like to nay right now," Dom
ing doclnroa, "that I don't think any
woodHinan could do boncitly and auc
coaafully whnt Knowloa mappod out
luat folf In tho wood of northern
Malno."
"(llvon a knlfo and a gun, a clovor
woo'dHtnAu'H cluiucos would bo all
right, but I don't consider Knowloa
In that claim. It U truo no wai a
KUldo at King And llartlott campa,
hill hla expvrlonco covorod only a few
yoara. Ilo la a clcovor artist,
though."
NEAR
APPLE CROP OF
NORTHWEST
15,000 CARLOADS
I'OKTi'ANI), Ore, July 21 -Tho
fpllowltiK In an ntlmntn Htilnnltteil
by A. I', lliitnliam, vlre.priidnt of
the NorllitteMmii I'rult exeliauRe,
I'orllnnd, OreRou, on tho ntimbitr of
cam of apple to Ixt nlilpped Ihl ana
nou. Tho wide vttrlatlon In teport
from th dlNlrlcl hn been tnkciu Into
ronildnrntlon and tho whole complied
u pearly correctly iu I polbln. Ily
(ho collection of report from each
dlHlrlit llio Reueral belief In that tho
tonnage, will ho nnormoua, far ex
reeding former yearn, but Mr. Hal)
ham'a opinion of thin I thut the e.
tlnuie, point nkyward, nut of all pro
portion, The Indlrntlona n received are for
a good gradu till )ear In Almost
every variety. When there I an ex
ception, It apponr a though the va
riety had been left out of the aeliainit
of thliiK eptlrely thl ear. Yakima
iu iinuaI, will lead the ahlpplng from
the nortbweNt, with Wenalrheo die-
trlct a cloao iwcond, and Hood Itlver
aii litcrcavliig third. The eatlmate a
Riven, of eon rue, arr. iiilijert to Hit
uiial Hhrlukngo owing to ntorm, etc
.Mr llatehnm Iioh- to be nhln lo
r.he A luurli doner eNtlmate by thin
(lino next mouth, and one which win
IndlcAlo the marketing pollcle for
tho romlng aeanon, "I'lam are Iu
full awing" nulit Mr llateham, "to go
ahead with our dlntrlbiitlon an
though we could exactly tell Jimt how
many rara of apple wo are going to
market. While condition may alter
the plan a thn eaon advance,
wo feel pretty certain of accompllth
lug our ultimate aim In thl renpect,
The export market will be dealt their
Mrceulagn uf thn ahlpmcnl of the
tipple going through tho Nortliwei-
ern Fruit KxrhanRo on an entab
Untied ayatnuiatlc hanl.
Tho Apparent total appln cron of
tho north weit In 15,000 carload din
trlbutod throughout tho varlou dli
trlcta a follew:
Weuatchee, tr.OO; Yakima, GT.OO:
Kantern Waahlngton, 1000; Itoguo
Hlvcr, fiOO: Wntern Oregon, 3.'.0;
Hood ltler, 1200; Kantern Oregon,
3C0; Idaho, t00; Montana, TOO. Total
15,000 rani.
ALBANIANS TELL
TO GET OUT
KIN
Dl'llAZ.O, Aiii.ii.it, July 2.1.-A
note (lireatenini; In destroy the enp
itul of Albnuin uiilt-HH Prince Williiiin
of Wicil leuilercd liirt nliilii'iitinu ol
tlin rulcrslil), wiih linmleil today by
the .MuHxiiluinu inxiirgctitH to the rvit
reHcutntlvcK of tlici Kuropriiu oM'rs
here.
The in8iirenl ndded Hml if Hie
wnrhliinn fired nt llicm, I hoy would
Hpiire iieillirr the Kuroieiiu nor the
oilier iuhubitniitii of tlio eily.
Tho iilulicntioii of Prince Williiiin
wna (lie only wiy la nvrrt civil wnr,
llicy wiitl, lis they new determined
to lime a ilil'feienl foim of Kovern
niunt. i
JOSEPHINE CAVES
VISITED BY HOUGH
SALOON QUESTION PRINCIPLE
ISSUE FOR IOWA DEMOCRATS
COUNCIL liLUFFS, In.. Jtrtv 23.
Xho Hiiloon question tlirouteninl In
Itrcoiplluto tho principnl oonlesl
iiiuoii luwu (IcmoonitH hero today lit
tho opening of the ilumnorntio Htnle
(uuivciitlun, I.cmlorH on both hIiIoh
propm'tnl fiftl't tint iniitler licforo
tlio reNoliilloua uommiltee, nml tho
lempermioo pnuplo iiitiiniiteil it would
hn iiroiiKii up on tho flour of the
I'onvt'utlou, if e0HKHry.
OltANTS PASS, July '-"J.Kmer-
xon llougli, Hie novelist, nml rtpcciul
writer for tlio nlunlny hveninu
Pont, rctiirnvil from liia visit to the
JoHcpliine enves, who a he went in
eompiiuy with u pnrly from thirt city,
The Dip wiih tnnile without event.
Mr. lloiich nml the other member
if the piirty wcio n the upper cuvn
for two ltuiirfl under tho Kuldnnee of
Knnucr Knwley. uud while no nltoinpl
wns iiiuilo to iiiHpect all (he oliiiinliera
nnd KrotlocH,tthe priuoipnl ouch were
visited and (heir hciiuty uud interest
wiih remiirkcd hy tho visitor from
ChiciiL'o. Ilo made copious notes
rouccniliifr. tho caverns nml their his
tory, nnd hw Htory of (ho ureiit unt
uial wonder will ho printed iu a Inter
irisiio of tlio Post. Mr. Hough has
been commissioned tn writo u scries
of articles donlinir with tho national
pnrkH nml monuinents of (ho United
Slates, nml U yiHiliiiR each of (hem
mi (ho present tour. Accompanied by
Mrs. Hough,, he left on No. 14 this
morniiifr for Tucoma, nud will visit
Ktiinlur nationnl park, from therein-
tor going lo Glacier park, nml tthcii
to (ho Yellowstone '
ww ' i , ,-r n
CHINOOK
SEASON
AT
RANTS
PA
PROVES
A R
E
(flrnnlH Piihm Courier)
Them me Very few cliiiuink tnl
iiioii on (In upper river now, nml the
moat of. Ilu IkuiIh of thn eorninereinl
fifliini; licet have discontinued fixh
inir. Clnlv three limits ere out Inst
;i!gl)l, upd (heir coinhlneil cnlcli was
IHII pouiiilH, 'I he lij-lil run is oe
enninui'il hy the low Mii(.'e of (he
wnler nml I he fnet that llm water
in warm, liolilinu' the snlmon in the
cooler place nt the months of
slreams nnd below falls ami rapid.
The lishliiir M'Iiniiii here will close
with the Inst day of the mouth,
thut the present indication is that
the business of the fleet is about done
the liusincKH of the fleet is about done
for litis year. Should there be u
ruin within (lie next few duyrt il
would probably be followed by u run
(hut would make the elnsiiic days
of the season ood, otherwise the
fishermen here will inisn Hie Inter
run. The enrlv run wnn ulso missed,
Hie fish romiiiK w earlier than
usual, liuviui; passed before thn sea
son opened. The cnlcli this henflnn
will he much liuliler than on seasons
of iivcnic wnler in Hie Itunc. The
rivr is now nt n lower slum? than il
has been nl this time of the year Tor
it number of seasons, nml is consid
erably lower than nt any limn Inst
j cur.
GOVERNOR
NAME
MEDF ORD DELEGATES
, SACHAMKNTO, July 'JH.-Oover-nor
Johnson npimintcd toilny five
delegates to the Tri-Htnte piod roads
convention to be held nt Mcdford,
Orcpm, July 27-28, at which repre
scntatives from Wasliinnton, Oregon
nnd California will cather to further
the linildinj, nnd maintenance of
good roads.
The delegates from California nre,
S. (lieu Andms, Snernmculo; Solon
Williams, Yrekn; Walter Coggwhrll,
Kurckn; John P. Kllism, Red Hluff.
nml A. P. Shnrix1)!, Alturas..
IU.M
1xVKa Ntui
IN STERLING
LIVES A GIRL
Who Suffered As Many GirU
Do-Tefl. How She
Found Relief.
.i i
SUrling, Conn. "I am a Rtrl of 22
year and 1 ued to faint away every
month and waa very
weak. 1 waa al
bothered a lot with
female weakneaa. I
read your little book
Wladom for Wo-
men, 'and I aaw how
others had been
helped by Lydia E.
Pinkham'a VegeU
ble Compound, and
decided to try it, and
it has made me feel
like a new girl and I am now relieved
of all thoio trouble. 1 hope all young
girls will get relief aa I havo. I never
felt better In my life. "-Mlaa Bcktiia A.
Pkloquin, liox HO, Sterling, Conn.
Massena, N. Y. "I have taken Ly
dia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Cornound
and I highly recommend it If anyone
wants to writo to mo I will gladly tell
her about my case, I was certulnly in
a bad condition as my blood was all turn
ing to water. I had plmplos on my face
and a bad color, and for rive years I had
been troubled with suppression. Tho
doctors called it 'Anemia and Exhaus
tion,' And said I was all run down, but
Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com
pound brought ineout all right" Misi
IjvVISa Myhkk, Box 74, Massena, N.Y.
Voungairls,Uoed This Advice.
Girls who are troubled with painful or
Irregular periods, backache, headache,
dragging-down aensations, fainting
spells or Indigestion, should Immediately
seek restoration to ncaitn oy .taking i&
dla E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound.
Xm$mmQh)hQh
WIMER CLEARED FOR
CARRYING A WEAPON
W, J. Winter of Waldo, veleniii
miner nud pioneer of southern Ore
on, wiih cleared in u trial before
Juntiee of tho Peace Hnlmiiii Wed
nesday nt (Irnnls l'n mi the. charge
of enrrjfiiK roriecnleij weiiions, filed
by (Hen Morrison. Tim difficult
grew (Hit of II difference of opinion
regarding the operation of Hie Deep,
(Iruvd Mino, piopcrlv owned hvl
Mr. Wiiiuir, hut which linl heen lens
nl to Donald Morriion, ii brother of
the poniplolnnnt. Wlmcr maintained
thn( the IithH of the cotitrnct had
been violated and llutt the mine had
reverted to lifm, Donald Morrison,
tho rontrnct holder, had gone to the
const, nnd the brother, it is nllegcd,
started certain work upon (ho mine,
Mr. Witner rcmonatralcd, nnd in the
trouble Hint followed, it is srtid, Mor
rison nt tempi "d lo use force. The
revolver wni In Mr. WTmerV pocket
and the defense maintained that it
was not concealed, but that it was in
plmn sight all the time. Mr. Wimcr
is visiting iu Mcdford todrtv.
POWER
There is gasoline and gasoline.
There's the mixed kind you have to
use two gallons of to get one gallon's
worth of power and then there'
RED
CROWN
ihe Gasoline of Quality
id
.v,.
Red Crown is what you want. Even
though you have to pay a little more
per gallon you'll find it lots cheaper
per mile.
Red Crown signs are furnished all
dealers selling this gasoline. Watch
for the sign or ask our nearest agency
about delivery in bulk.
Standard Oil
Company
(CMecmJe)
Mcdford
BS
LOYAL ORDER MOOSE
AXN'IML
Excursion and Picnic
TO
COLESTIN
VIA TUB
?
Wf sunset laVl
I W" .' I
Tho KxpoBltlon Lino, 1915
SUNDAY, JULY 26
Tlio Order of Moogo will hold their Annual Excursion and Picnic
this car at t'olcatln and a big time Ih iiromUed all who attend.
Tllltn: HANDS ATIIM.TIO SIK)HTS DANCING
Ho Hall, Shoot Conttxas, Tennis, etc., etc.
Leavo
(Srants raas
ItoKUe Hher
ColvlK
Rock Point .
Gold Hill ....
Tolo
BI'KCI.Ui TltAIN SCHKDULH
,.. c:r.o
, 7 -or.
. .7.10
...7:ir,
,..7:20
...7:40
Central Point
Soven OakB ....
Mcdford
IMioonlx
Talent
Ashland
,.S:0S
.7:50
.8:20
.8:30
.8:40
.8:50
AltlHVK COLKSTIN IQi'M I.KAVH 8:00 1. l.
HOUND Tltll FAIlttS IXOIjUIUXO ADMISSION TO IAItK
Grants Pass L'.05 MciUord f 1.10
Kokuo Hlvor 1.S0 Phoenix 95
dolil Hill 1.55 Talent 85
Central Point . ..,.., 1.20 ABhlaml ; 70
XnTeponiliK 1av rurta Other lNilnts
PellKhtf ul ride, ample shade, excellent mineral water. Dring tho
children and enjoy the day.
Full Particulars From any S. P. Agent
John M. ScoW,' General Pusseuger Agvnt, Portland, Ore.
BUTTER-NUT
IS COMING
IE
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VTVvTVTVTVTTflv
Choosing the Bride's Silver
It must ho truo In welKht and flnencsi and bo correct tn pattern.
It should hoar the mark of a well-known maker and como ftom u
Btoro of character,
' It Is aomothlng bought (or a llfo-tlmo to bo HUed Iu and amhliriod
as the years go an.
Let tho advertising in this nawepapor help you lu your choice,
M Advertisers are davllsht men.
They nuKe good on their promises ana tnoy use tnetr auverusingnoi merely
to make sales but to build busluess.
I carry tho largost assortment or tho Oorham Sterling Silver which haB been
recognised as the leading brldo's allver. It baa the largest silver factory In Hie
world back ot It,
:"ifte
TIIK JUVVKLKK
MARTIN J. REDDY
I wmtMlMnl.SlwtLl.lrnail
r V 4
(pg)
N1UII l"OST OFF1CK
THE AIM
of the management of thn Jackson County Ilank la to con
tinue Its comiervatlve policy of .Security and Prompt, Ac
curate Service.
Increasing buslnass bears witness of this efficiency.
Accounts subject to check are cordially Invited.
!
OVCH tl VCAMft UNDCN ONC'MANAOrMCNf
The East Side Dairy
TTas purchased W. Midler's fTersoy herd nnd route
and has added it to the dairy. They have also made
improvements in the dairy ham, added a new cooling
and airator machine, put in a Kcwanec water sstcm
and arc now hotter prepared than ever to handle
their increasing business.
WE GUARANTEE OUR CREAM TO WHIP
Anto and wagon delivery to all parts of city,
morning and evening.
Reynolds & Stevens, Props.
Dairy at Ross Lane. Phone 241-1
at-
HI Wsla i BaTl
Put tho difference in the bank. Tlio
saving between Ford cost and heavy
car cost is "velvet" for the prudent
buyer! He knows the Ford not only
saves him dollars, but serves him
best. It's a better car sold at a lower
price and backed with Ford service
and guarantee.
1595 Is the price of the Ford runabeut: the
touring car Is C46 f. o. b. Medford, cosapleta
with equipment. Qet catalog and particulars
from
C. E. GATES
SPAJITA ItUlIiDINO.
MEDFOllD, ORE.
Sunday Excursions
TO CRATER LAKE
$13 Round Trip
Beginning next Sunday tho Hall Taxi company will run Sunday
auto excursions to Orator Lake with Crater Lake auto stage No. S.
The conditions aro we must havo flvo or more passengers before
making these trips,
Passengors can return Monday or at later dates on Crater Lake
auto stage No. 1, when not filled with passengers paying regular fare.
PHONE 100 AND RESERVE SEAT ORDER
The Hall Taxi company has also
ItKDUCKD PKICES OX TOURING OAR SF.UV1CR
Four passenger cars $3.00 tor first hour, 13.50 for each hour
thereafter.
Six and seven passenger cars $3.50 per hour.
To Jacksonville one, two or three passengers, 11.75 each, addi
tional passengors, 50 cents.
To other towns and points, prices In proportion, ;
I1C. 00 per day eight hours for four passenger cars.
Our excursions to Roguo river (Dyboe'a bridge), leave every
Sunday at C a. m., return abciut S p. m. $1.00 round trip, reserve ,
sent order. '., . ' ,
Hall Taxi Co.
t
Phono 100.
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