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AHIILANIl, I'Vli. 13, Tim Hpcclnl
oltM'tlon lo nmoinl tint illy (.darter
lolutlvo Id nfrorrilm; Iho I'ticltlc
lilitliwny iipt'clflc IliKrvnn Into Anti
hunt, In IioIiik lit'lil today. rompoU'iil
uiithnrlly luivlni; (behind (lint hiicIi
nliH'tliiu riMilil lie hold imi n liiillilii)',
Hniun thought tluit tint Lincoln Mrlli.
titty ntinhciituiy inU;ht Interfere, Un
tier thu iii'oiitliioiit lit'itdliiu, "Hcvun
(loud ItcnHonit Why Yon Hlioulil Voto
Vim on l.lnroln'n lllilliilny," circu
lars woni Hciiltnrcil brnmlciirt pntV
IntiN to Hie olectliiu, Mittlnit forth the
iniirltH of tho reason aforesaid. Tlio
Hmilor were slituctl liy Mityor John
tidii, KrlciiilK of tint ioiitiiiiplaloi
itiiii'iiiliiiciit tiro Miniuiliiti tlmt tho
iiitiitHiirit will curry Ity mi ovoiuliulm
Inn ituijoilty. Tho particular ntrlp
of hlKhtvny affected U tho portion ox
ti'iulliiK from tho present turuilutiR of
tho paved ronilway nt tho foot of
I'arnham hill to tho paved area with
tu iiiiinlrlial limit m, croiwhiK tho
rViiithorn I'nclrlc rlitht of way on
route
Aftlilmul IOcjiN
Tint chief oMint In frnlvrunl circles
for Hoinetliiiit pant watt tho celebra
tion of tho 22il anniversary of Ornnltu
Tout No, t, order of thu Maccabees,
which occurred WVilnendny ovonlnK
About 150 woro proiont, lucltidliiK
Htato Coitiinnnilar Hhorwoori, of Port
land. An honored Riicst alro was
i:. A. Illhlroth, or llutlo Falls, known
an "Tho I'athor of tho Tent," who or
cmilxod tho local onler 22 yearn no.
Tho ladles of MarKarct 1 1 he, tho
women's auxiliary, mu armed Into tho
lodKo hall ami added to tho Klety
of tin event. There wait a program,
hampiet and ilanco, tho festivities ho
lms kepi up ntitll 2 a, in. I-'. II,
Crouton Ik commander and (Jen. K.
Damon, record keeper. Charley (III
letto, tho first commander ami I'd
Thornton, tho first record keeper,
both of whom nro cliartor mombem,
attemled tho reunion, ami swapped
yarn oor tho earlier Maccahean per
iod. Undertaker Block wax at hln
lirnnch cKiabllshiucut at Central Point
Wednesday, In nttondanro upon tho
funeral of Mm. Josephine Moneloy,
who died thero I'ob. S, nKvri 75 year.
Hho watt a natlo of Indian, and huh
tho mother of Mm. J, W. dray, of
Central Point. Interment wan In
that city.
Mm. I I). Wagner and son Paul
left for .Salem early In tho week for
it visit with Itoprotteutattwt Wagner
who Ih lu attoiidauco upon Mentions
of tho annemlily. Mothor.ainl tton will
remain at tho state capital fur an In
(leflulto May.
Tho local Commercial club wait
repienentod at Medford Tuesday ovon
lnK hy Messrs. Noweombo, McWIl
llnimt, KeaKer and McNalr, who went
over to attund n Joint session of both
Iiouroit In dlitctutHliiK mi advertising
project. On Wednesday tho local
executive board met and rntlfled tho
deal which engagea a fixed space In
tho Poek-,lutlali llluo Hook, it publi
cation which Ih authority on outings
transportation schedules and hotels
throiiKhoiit an extent of territory that
reaches from end of tho (-country to
tho other.
Thu annual Inspection of Klrsl com
Vim)'. C. A. C ocrtirH Monday ovon
lug. Fob. 15, at which tlmo Capt. It.
"W, Collins, of tho regular army, will
lie present to nolo tho equipment anil
put tho boys through u courso of
uproulH,
Court, with his Cadillac from Mod
ford, waH In town Wednesday morn
ing, demonstrating thu merits or the
blK olght-ryllndor. Joo llait, P. I'o
roxt, II. n, Ilutterflold, Monto llrlggs
and Hilly llrlggs woro tho first to so
euro n Joy rldu In tho now machine
Tho car hint been sold to Joshua Pat
terson, near Talotit for $2200. Thlr
In no Josh. Hall says ho will havo
another of similar typo, but larKcr
Boating capacity. plying botwoon Ash
Jand and Medford at an early data If
"tho shipping bill gooH throuRli,
Twins, a boy and Rlrl, woro born to
Mr, and Mrs, Fred A. Whoolcss, at
llornbrook, rocontly. Mrs. WIkhiIcbh
was formerly MIsh Graco Anderson,
datiRlitor of Mr. and Mrs. T. K. An
dorson, woll known In Ashland. Mr.
WhoolesB Ik connected with tho l)u
pont l'owdor Co,, and nt prcsont Is
In tho oast,
SPECIAL E
ECINIO
DIED
MACDOUnAIi. nt hit) much near
Holland, Fob. 0, Jack MaoDoiiRal,
aged 00, pioneer minor ot Altliouso
crook, Ho had rosldod in southorn
OroRon Blnco 1851, wbb r native ot
Bcotland and ciuno to tho const na n
Bailor. Appointed oxocutlonor by nn
Improvised court on tho Klamath
rlvor In tho early GO'b, ho oxooutod n
Mexican murdoror who wns convlctod
y a nilnoi'fl Jury. TTncDougal fol
lowed mlnltiK to tho day of his death.
(With MeUfir1 lro mMtorfl .
10
:e
In view of tho pievnteiict) of ruble
itmoiiR co)otoH In etiHlorn Oregon, t
tllstrlct foreitter Iium announced t
the
tho
rttiuiltn of noiiie very effect Ivo wo
jrk
that has been done by the lorent nor
lie In deittroyliiR tlH'ttu animals.
Of
lilt;
all tho medatory iiulmats billed lu t
d strict liuil year byforost offlcla
lis.
III per cent woro killed on tho Mai
hour National forest by a 'method
which HuporvlNor llliiRbam ban found
eiy Hiiccesiiful. In ono month last
wlnlur Mr. Illimhoiii killed !!2 coy
otes lu tho vicinity of John Day, do
votliiR only hair his tlmo to thu work
I'or thu benefit of those who havo
been the vlcltlms of thesi) mud ani
mals, nu extract from Hupervlsor
llliiRham'H loport on his method of
doalliiK with tho coyotes Ik rIvoii
herewith:
"A polnon should be selected that
will lone Its offMtlVfiMiJfl III a shoit
tlmo after being placed, ro that In
care It Is not picked up by a coyotu
It will tlo no damitRc. Tho Northwest
Hide & I'ur Co., Mlutieapulls, Militia
rells a poison of this character lu
thu shape or a small rapsulo contain
ing enough poison to Immediately kill
a coyote. Thu pi lee Is $1.75 per 100
capsules. In ordering these cap
sules. It must be Mated for what pur
port) they uio Intended so that the
proper slro will bo secured. Differ
ent sired capsules are required for
different animals. Theso cnpsulet
are called 'Huredcnlh polnon cap
sules.' "To prepare capsules for use, take
a roll of old butter, preferably a lit
tle rancid. Wnrm It until It Is soft
enough to handle woll. hut not
enough to molt. Cure must bo used
to touch tho butter with the bandn.
l'o a small wooden paddle that has
no human scent to It. With bis pad
dlo cut ofr n plcco or butter about iho
size or a marble; lay It on nn tin
scented board and flatten it out;
place tho capsule on thu strip of but
ter; roll tho butter around the cap
sule, lenvlng It as nearly round n
possible. Tnku a small pair of
wooden pincers and place tho butter
rolls In a Jar that Is rreo from scent.
Never ue metal to handle thu but
ler or capsules always wood."
Then let tho butter rolls freeze or
harden and keep them In n cool place
until used. Tho enrcasa of an old
cow or horse should ho used as ball
a fresh carcass preferred. Plnctt
tho ball on top of knoll or hill, such
as co)otes frequent. Avoid ground
covered with brush. Do not kill the
halt by shooting, hut by severing tho
main nrterlcs in tho neck. All oper
ation must bo done from horseback,
so that no odor will be left on tho
ground to keep tho coyotes nwny.
Throw two or three dozen capsules
around the carcass, either In the snow
or under natural debris. In conclu
sion, Mr. Hlngbam says:
"Too much emphasis cannot b
laid on the necessity of laving no
human scent, either on tho poisoned
rolls or butter, or on tho ground
about the carcass. I'lrearms should
never bo carried. Ono might occa
sionally be able to shoot a coyote ir
ho bad his gun along, but lu doing so
bo would do more harm tlmn good.
Kverj thing used lu thu propnrutlou.
and placing of tho bait should bo ab
solutely freo from scent. One
should never dismount within Imlt n
mile of the carcass for nny purpose,
nor loavo anything nboul the ball
that could possibly carry u human
scout."
T
(1UANTH PASS, Fob. 12. Hllon K,
Onlilbboroug has entered suit in tho
circuit court, through her attorney,
.Iobbo Johnston, against school dis
trict No. 21 of Josephine county,
seeking Judgment for n tmlanco or
$125 which Hho elaliUH la nor duo
upon n contract. Mrs. (loldaborouBh
was engaged by tho bcIiooI board of
district 27 to tonch n nlno months'
flohool ut Wolf Crook, at n Hnlury or
$85 per month, After teaching four
'months Mrs. aoUUborough was re
movod from hor position upon
ohnrRoa of Inefficiency nnd for vur
ioiia othor nlloRod HhortconiliiRS. Tho
tonohor annenled to tho county super
intendent, nnd after tnltlnR tho testi
mony of many witnesses Judgment
wns ronUorod lu favor of tho Bchoal
board, which wna supported by Super
Inlodout SnvtiRe upon Blx of seven
allORntionB. In the buII now com
menced hy Mrs. GoItUborouRh Bho
nska Judgment n tho amount of
$425, tho wurob that would have
boon hor duo had shu boon allowed
to teach tho five mouths that woro
still lo run upon the rnntrnot.
USE
POISON
KILL MAO COYOIES
OFEASTERNOR
GON
JOSEPHINE
EACHER
' OTD17QTID MATT, TRIBUNE.
I scene rnoM "ancY lady" at the star theater Saturday
RB9PlH88aHr'JHH
CZAR STRENGTHENS
SECONO LINE OF
HKItl.l.V, IVIi. I 'J. The National
Zcittuij; Iiiim- publfheil u uVpiitch
I'lttiitii ttiriopoiuleiit of III" liiH"ian
btiiiler, who hiiH the Kuhxinim are
(mplo.vinjf iIioiihiiiuIh of Inlmrrrx to
htrengtheii their M'emiil line of de
renxe. At the fortrcines of Ivimco
mil, llriM-l.ilothk and Kiivnn men
uie wulkiti ilav iiml night. At Hrent
l,itok iirritnseiuentH have been
miiile to fliioil Hie entire district, inn!
fur M'enl.v-fivo milex the territory
iiroiuiil the fortreHnes hit been burred
to urtlii'iirv Iravcl. Client ntoroi. of
nmmuuitioii itntl htores nro liein luiill
in.
TIiokc preiiitrntiotif. the etiireh'Mtn
ilent of the Xntionitl Zeilun goo on
to wiy, miike the inlmliitantH fear
lluit ilie'HiifMitiii Mion will be seen
fjilliiiK hook. Clrnntl Duke Nieliulu,
the ltuMiiii eoinnmuiler-iii-eliief in
the field, mill (leuernl llukv enjoy
Hut rullext eiuilidenee of the leoule,
tlit eorrexiMimlent nuitinue-. The
.ritiitl iluko.i juxt now nt the liciulit
if Iiih ttower ami lie i verv iionnlnr
with Hie Hiih"inii Mililieif. cferr-
in,' hi I ho KtiHuinn 'eoilc, the corre
spondent nay: i
"It iiiiiM heiulmilleil tlmt there uiv
mi figiiH of Hie lliiwinn people lie
coining; tired of the war, A tunoll
peneo piutv oxlxU nt the eonrl of
Kinpcrur Niuliolas, but it in without
influein'e,"
In must of the more imnoititut eil
iert leeniiU in lnr'i iiuiuliern are being-
drilled. Thee men in purl are
excellent luntoruil, but the wenponn
Willi wlijeli thev nre ttiiiuilied leave
much in he desired.
10
Republicans of Jackson county
will havo their night of Joy at the
Lincoln Day banquet to bo hold this
evening nt tho Medford Hotel, (leorge
P. Putnam, private secretary of Gov
ernor Wlthycoinbo will bo the gue,ht
or honor nnd principal speaker. This
afternoon ho la being taken over tho
Pacific highway for an auto ride, nnd
visiting nenrby towns. Col. II. II.
Sargent, head of local Hull Moonors
will be another Important speaker.
Colonel Sargent's speech Is expected
to Rtnrl a Btumpedo of Itoosovolt mon
back Into the 0. O. P. corral. Promi
nent whoelhorsoB of Stnndpatlsm will
niako five minute tnlUs, llopubllcanB
from all over tho county nro oxpocted
to bo In attendance. It will bo n lovo
and harmony fouBt.
Delegations of republicans from
Hold Hill, KaRlo Point, Central Point
and Ashland will bo In nttondanco.
As far as Jackson county Is concornod
tho banquet will bo tho oponlng Rim
of tho 1010 campalRn.
Turkoy will bo served by Manager
Mohr,
Had lung Trouble'
and Expected (o Die
The many recoveries brought
about by Ki'lunun'p Altnmllve nro
atttactlng wlJo " attention, Itcud
nliout tin euHu,--
a.i II hl Krrr, V. Vs.
"(Iriitlrinriii I " liikrn Mi'K tu
Ninrmlirr, IIKIS. I grow Klt-iullly
norw. Hail roiimiltnlliniH. 'I'hv
rrilli'( mum (ho tryrr linil itltrrtrd
my luuir nml tlmt iy ciino
huiirlrmit uulr Kaw iiip tu utmitlm
to llir. ?ty ihHlrlnu hail trlril imiat
nil klnila of trvntturiit nml mine illil
IC nny kuuiI, nu ho UNkril m luti
linml If lir nlijectr.l tu hint tr)lii
lirtiprlrliiry nirillrlne. I lireaii
uur Altvrntlte. I n lu hnl rrout
Nutrmlirr .'10, IliUrt, until Fi-lirunr
M, IIIOU, ami wun thutiKht illuK t
rrnl .(liui-x. Tilu- I nut liniltliU'r -nml
utrmiHrr thnn rcr." (,lliri-
'"Tltiain'iD MUX. II. k.iihii.i:v.
Kckninn'a AltmuUve 1 ntost uMlcn
clous lu bronchial cnt.trilt nml sti
ver tht out ami ivuiB arroctloitu ntul
uii-btilldlnir lh svhIhih, roiitnltis
nn hnimCiil or hnhlt foniiliih'tliutja.
Accept n Miilistltutos , Hmnll ,
It luirutnr hU, ., HolU by ItiiU;
Irnt tlruualsts. write for booklet
of uoiiorloi ...... i . i
Kikmnii l.iiliurutur), I'hllnilrlpbla
Pili'o .f1 nml -fa liolllo,
RUSSIAN
DEFENSE
REPUBLICANS
BUI
TONIGHT
'MttPFORD ORWO VRrDAY, FipnTTATtY 12,
FOUR PER CENT OF
IIKUI.IN. 1-Vb. 12. Iiv wiielehH.-
Among- tlio Mtiitcmcntti given out fur
publieiition todny bv the OverM-nM
XewH tigeuey were the following
items;
Contrary In Mnii-h reportit Hint
1 Miiee the lieginninj; of Ibo war only 1
! percent of the Hriti-h merchant Hliip-
havo been Mink, Ilnmliurc Mliipownern
hlnte tlmt 11!I nhipx f :IH,I00 Ioiik,
or nlitiut -l per cent of the llnttsh
eouimereiul imvy, have been do
H'.joyed. "The I'riihHinn minuter of ngrieul
turt' otatcd ton new-.iapereiirieipon-dent
that Oermnuv whh itf-ured of a
supply of food and would bo ulile to
continue the wnr lunger tlmn France
or Hum-in."
Coon H.i) Iron Works will manufac
ture gas engines.
Fresh and Crisp
direct from the bijr, clean, airy
baking rooms right here in Oregon
SWASTIKA
Graham Crackers
are healthful, vtholeiome and nutritioui.
Keep a box of these appetiiing cracVer
alwaye on hand. The children are de
lighted with them. Their deliciounei$
and food value make for turdy health,
while the natural mild laxative tenden
cies of the craham flour we uie it moit
beneficial,
AT AlXniULHRS'
10 AND J5 CRNT PACKAGES
11 vMirdfltr"e'lopplrTuiii
ut nj w nill rclcr ru to a ntr
br dealer wko cio.
Pacific Const Biscuit Co.
Portland, Oregon
HAKKltS tl' .SMIWfLAKK SOUAS
WESTON'S
CAMERA SHOP
2() Enst Main Strcot
Medford
Tho Only Rxclusivo
Comnieniml photogrnphow
in Sontluu'ii broon
Jativc5s lacle any time oj
place by appointment
Phono H7-J
We'll do Uio rest
U. D. WESTON, Jhwp.
BRITISH SHIPS LOST
i i
BL M
IASHLAN0
G. 0. P.
IGHT'SL
AHI'f-AND, Kch 12 -TheO O I
lovo f-ast nt MndfortI tonight will bo
attended by quite a party from this
city, who will aealst In honoring Lin
coln's memory and Incidentally
whoop up sonio enthusiasm In behalf
of tho old republican parly Joe
llnrt will round up the hunch nnd
has coached the following supornum-
mcrnrlcfl In their respective part II.
I Poland. K. V. Carter, Henry Knd-
ero, Jr, Monto IlrlggB. Ed Htaplea, D.
W Tnlcott, Pope Nlnlngcr, Ocorgo
Mlllner. Oeorgo Kramer, IM Thorn
ton. Homer Hillings. Ed Ilutlor,
Harry Whlled, Clyde Malone, Krnnk
Foil?., Dave Good, Tom Simpson,
flcorge Scnger, Denton Ilowors,
Ocorgo Hnrron, M. O. Uresslcr, D.
Pcrozzl, D. II. Jackson, Charley
(Jreer.
Others will Join the caravan at tho
lam moment. Tho party Is Bchcdulod
to louvo Ashland at C:30 p. m. and
will make the trip In autoa on Jitney
schedules,
ESfl
JO
rM ll.d
WSu!?7 s
KmnVtr at
Turkish Trophies
Cigarettes fifteen years ago
are smokers of
Turkish Trophies
Cigarettes, today t
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THERE CAN BE NO
DISEASE GERMS IN
MEDFORD
CREAMERY
BUTTER
IT IS PASTURIZED
Como See It Made at
1 15 North Central Avenue
A. A. MOODY, Prop.
CLEAN UP SALE
ov
WALL
PAPER
In order to close out our present
stock of Wall Paper to prepare for
tho now spring goods wo will givo
BIG REDUCTIONS
on all wall paper now on hand, com
prlBlug then latest styles. This Is a
great opportunity to glvo you rooms a
now dress.
Ueiuotnbor wo aro tho only paint
and wall papor store ghlng S. & II.
Green Trading Stamps.
Waters' Paint and
Wall Paper Store
IH IJtst Main
"Nearest to
Cverythlflg"
HOTEL MANX
PeweHStatOTamH
Sm Praflclsc
In the heart of the
business, shopping
and theatre district.
Running distilled ice
water in every room.
Our commodious
lobby.fine servke-and
Homelike restaurant
wiH attract you.
European Plan rates
$1.50 up.
Manastment
ChMter W,
Kdiey
"Meet Mt at
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The purest and best for
is packed daily and is always
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strength
40: lb.
Pay More? Steel
No Dust No Chaff.
Why
Cosset &
Tho OldflU and TarKt
Cot ten Hoater In
tho riormweiu
"What Can You Do?"
C
asks tho Business Man. What is YOUIl answer?
irr a nus'i.VEss kducation ax tw
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and your answer will satisfy Mr. Business Maa.
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Intornntionnl Exposition, San Frnnciseo, February
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position, Sun Diego, open all year, will bo pluced
on sulo
February 15 to November 30
Yin the
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Three Fine Trains Daily
Shasta Limited: Extra Fare, first-clnss equipment only. Lav
Portland 3:50 p. in. A High-Class Train.
San FranclSCO Express: Observation Car, Standard and TerWt
Sleeping Curs, Chair Curs nnd Diner, I-wvm MWo4
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