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CIVIL WAR HERO
DEAD: DISABLED
BUI FOUGHT ON
T). C. nose, commander of Chester
'A. Arthur Post, No. -17, Grand Army
of the Republic, of Medford, wns
born Aprlt 26, 1841, taenr Stutgnrt,
Gcrmnny, and died nt his home, 113
CotttiRe St., Medford, from cancer
nt G o'clock p. m. Dec. 2, 1015, aged
7 J years, 7 months and C days, pims
Inp away as peacefully and quietly
us If simply going to sleop.
At the nRo of 12 years Mr. Iloso
with his father and family emigrated
from Stutgart to tho United States
mid settled In Newport, Ky.
Karly In 1SC1 ho wns among tho
flrBt to respond to his country's call
and enlisted In the 4th Ky., volun
teer Infantry for .1 months service.
After being honorably discharged out
of that service ho re-enllsted Dec.
Jfi. 1SC1, ns a prlvnto In Co. K, 71st
roglinont Ohio volunteer Infantry at
Cincinnati, Ohio, for threo years,
which regiment was shortly aftcr
wnrd sent to I'aducah, Kentucky, to
join Sherman's army and from there
up tho Tenncsso river to Pittsburg
Landing, engaging In Hint battle dur
ing which Mr, Itoso wns shot through
tho right leg Just below tho knee,
and ns a result ho was sent homo on
furlough. While recovering from his
wound ho begnn learning tho cigar
markers' trade. He wns later order
ed to report at Camp Chase near Co.
lutnhus, Ohio, for examination, and
tho officers In charge recommended
his dtschargo on account of his
wound, nnd on Dec. 26th, t8fi2, ho
wns discharged at Columbus, Ohio,
by reason of surgeon's certificate of
disability. Returning to Newport,
Ky., ho proceeded to complete learn
ing his trndo as a cigar-maker until
October 7th, lSfii, ho re-onllBtcd In
Co. r, lOfith regiment New York
volunteer Infantry to servo one year,
lint tho examining surgeon rejected
him. Ho persisted In his efforts nnd
wns finally accepted and mustered
Into tho V. S. service nnd with his
leglmont ho wont to tho front at Pet
ersburg at which point ho hnd the
peak of his cap shot off. From, Pet
ersburg ho went down through Rich
mond, Vn., nnd on to Appomnttox.
nnd wns present at tho surrender of
ireo, and nfterwnrd took part in tho
parade and rovlow at Washington,
1). C, nnd received nu honorable dis
charge at Ogdensburg, N. V., on July
n. lSGfi, returning to his homo in
Newport, Ky. From thero he later
vTnt to Lnurenceburg, Ind., Kansas
City, Mo., and to filluworth Co., Knn
m, whom bo followed farming for
12 years. In the fall of 1S82 he sold
out thero and moved to Portland, Or
egon, nnd resumed cigar making nnd
bought a good farm near there which
he sold in a few months to good ad
vantage and In 1RS.1 ho changed his
residence from Portland to Corvallls,
where for nearly 35 years ho was en
gaged In n cigar factory of his own
nnd also operated n ranch nenr by.
Disposing of theso Interests In 1911
ho enmo to Medford In tho fnll of
1913.
In September, 1S05, Mr. Rose mar
lled Miss Rnurettn M. Horry, who
died nt Corvallls, Sept. 2, 18U4, leav
ing five children, o'lfvor, I.ottlo K.,
(icorge C, Kdwln and Daisy A. Two
years later Mr. Roso married Mrs.
(leorgla Perry Stevons, of Corvnllls,
a HUtor of his first wlfo.
Mr. Rose was loved and highly
honored by nil who know him for his
high nnd lofty Ideas of right and lion
oity of purpose In every walk of llfo.
llo was u life long and honored mem
ber or the Knights of Pythias and pf
tho Grand Army of tho Republic,
having served n term ns commander
of Kllsworth Port, No. 19. G. A. R.,
at Corvalll. and ono term ns com
v mundor of Choster A. Arthur Post,
No. 4 7. G. A. R. of Medford and died
in office.
Tho G. A. R. will hold their ritual
igtlo iervloes over tho remains at
Perl's mortuary chapel at 3 o'clock
p. in. Frlduy, Dec. 3, and with tho
K. P. committee will escort tho ro
mains to tho S. P. depot in time to go
to Corvallls on tho 8:20 train Sat
unlay. Tho remains will be accom
panied by tho soirnwful and faithful
wlfo who has nursod nnd cared for
his every want for tho pnst two years
or more, nnd his dnughtor, Mrs. Lot
tie Kngllsh of Portland, who has
heron at hor father's bodsldo for tho
past two months. In addition to tho
Jlvo children mentioned Mr. Rose
leaves to mourn his passing away,
ono brothor, A. W. Roso of Lents,
Oregon, one slitor, Mrs. Mary Hllde
teraml of Newport, Ky.
POULTRY
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SWEEP WESTCOAST; ' 1SC0NDUCT10F
GALE ON OCEAN! GOTHAM OFFICER
"Whits Wyandots are my choice
for a fancy pen," snld F. 11. Sankeyj
yesterday, during a visit to this city
in compnny with Manager llergner
of the Vlnlng theater, Ashland, In J
which theater Mr. Sankoy Is opera
tor. "I nm In hearty sympathy with the
people of Medford and other points
In tho valley In their effort to organ
ize n poultry show to bo held In your
city In Jnnunry or February," con
tincd Mr. Sankey. "Rogue river
valley Is far behind In that respect.
It Is proportionately behind, there
fore, In poultry production. A poul
try show hero this wlntor will go far
townrd stimulating the chicken bus
iness In this ideal poultry region.
Although I have gone out of the poul
try business, largely from lack of
time, I linvo my business engagement
so arranged now that I can dovoto
ample tlmo to It. Hence, I hnvo
been thinking seriously of getting
back Into the pleasure of handling a
pen or two. My choice Is still Whllo
Wyandots; and I will do all In my
power to interest otheis In your pro
posed poultry show. I know Its vnluo
to those who have not yet learned
how valuable a flock of good chickens
may be made by proper care and pro
gressive breeding, It will bo of es
pecial vulue to tho farmers whoso
wives or daughters and son would
like to make a little pin money on
tho sldo and have been rending up n
bit on poultry. The show will give
them practical lessons that could not
boo, dpullcntcd In months of hard
study of poultry literature; although
tho latter Is of great advantngo nt
nil times. You mny count on mo
to encourage nnd patronize tho poul
try show,"
Mr. Sankoy resided In Medford for
five or six years, during which tlmo
he was connected with tho Pngo nnd
the Ish theaters. Ho nnd Mrs. San
key havo many friends hero who nro
glad to team of their succcbs In their
new location.
CLEVELAND TEAM
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n.KVKLAND, O., Doc. II. -It wits
announced lotlny that the Cleveland
Anrerienn lengiie club would bo tfoltl
unless 1'ivsiduiit linn JoIiiimui of the
American lenpio can convince its
ownor, Chnrlos W. Soiners, nnd the
bankers committee in cliurgc of hi
niTnirx, that it will be to his iutoroM
to retain tho pre-.-idency.
President Johnson is expected here
next week to discuss the Munition,
Ueorjje W. Steele, head of Hie bunk
ers' committee, said todnv.
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MNSTERS
GREECE
SAX FRANCISCO, Dec. 3. A high
southeasterly Ru' onmc down the
const Inst night while ran tell over
most of the interior valleys nnd the
northern half of the Californin const.
Tho Weather - burenn predicted n
heavy storm over nil tho North Pa
cific nnd tho spread of the rain belt
into southern California.
The wind today was blowing down
the const forty-seven miles nn hour.
The Standard Oil barge Xo. 1, ly
ing1 nt nnelior nt Richmond, wns
swamped by the heavy sens coming
through the Golden Onto nnd sank.
An unidentified two-mnsted xlcnm
schooner henlinjr down the const lost
her decklond n half mile south of
Point Reyes, thirty-three miles north
of here.
Storm wnmings sent out to nil
vessels were continued today when
the giile grew in violence.
M
ESOTA PRIEST
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ANE
A1.IUXY, X. V., Dec. 3. Governor
Whitman today opened the hearing nt
which K. K. MoCull, chairman of the
first district public service commis
sion, answers charges of misconduct
in office, neglect of duty nnd inef-J
fieiency preferred by the Thompson
legislative investigating committee.
The investigating cornmittco charges
,thnt McCnll owns slinrcn of stock in
the King County Klcctrio Light &
Power company nnd that this mnkes
him ineligible to net ns n public scr
vico commissioner.
Mr. McCnll asserts that he litis
mnde n "free gift" of the slock to
his wife.
It wns reported that ns soon ns
Mr. McCnll rend his brief and faced
liis licensers ho would tender his resignation.
TRFT
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AS STAGE ROBBER
CHKYKXNK, Wyo., Dec. 3 Tes
timony designed to prove the govern
ment's contention Hint Kdward II.
Trafton, on trial on n charge of high
way robberey In United Stntcs district
court wns In or nenr Yollowstono
park Just before nnd after the holdup
of twenty-thrco stages, loaded with
tourists, was Introduced by the
prosecution nt the opening of the
second dny of the trial today.
Witnesses yesterday testified that
Trafton wns tho lone bandit who rob
bed tho travelers.
MINOR OPERATIONS
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PURLIN, Dec. 3. by wireless.
Various minor operations along tho
western front nro recorded In today's
official statement by nrmy headquar
ters. No Infantry operations of mo
ment nro chronicled.
Near Lombnertzyde, "northeast of
NIcuport, in llelglum, hostllo French
outposts were surprised by a German
detachment and several prisoners
wero tnkon.
Wcstcnde, on tho llolglnn coast,
was shelled by two British monitors,
but without effect, according to the
official announcement.
ATHBNS. Dec. 3 - Membeis of the
Serbian chamber of deputies nnd tho
minister of war has arrived at Sa
loulkl whllo the minister of flnnuce
Is nt Fiorina, (Irooco, fifteen miles
southeast of Monastlr. Other Sor
blnn governmental offices now at IC1
Hassan nnd Koritzn will be removed
to Avlona, Albania.
Fat Plums Ready
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3. PoMmus
fer General Ilurlenon conferred with
President Wilson today over tip
poinlments of Dostmuntcrs nt New
York nnd Hrooklyn. The term of K.
M. Morgan, postmnMer nt New York,
expires December 'M, and W',. K.
Kelly, postmaster of Brooklyn, ie
signed to become county eleik. Hep
resentnlivo Kitzgeruld has recom
mended I'. J. Cleurv for the Brook
lyn otfice, but it is said nt the pot-
oince ucpurtineiit .Mr. riugenuii win
be linked to recommend someone cUo,
Carnentler Decorated
PARIS, Dee. 3. Sergeant Georges
Curpeutier, champion heuwweight
pugilist of KuroH, iiow attached to
the Freiieh minium eorp, has been
decorated with (lie military cro for
brilliant and daring iceonnaixsanees
in an aeroplane,
GERMANS
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WINONA. Minn., , Dec. 3. Rev.
Father L. M. Leaches this morning i
wns sentenced to the hospital for tho I
Insane nt St. Peter by Judge Granger i
In district court for Ills assault upon '
Utshop P. R. Hoffron of tho diocese I
of Winona on August 27 Inst. The'
Jury"s verdict acquitted Father Les
ches of tho charge on the ground
that ho was insano and declarer'
that he had homicidal tendencies.
British Steamer Stink
LONDON, Dec. 3. Tho British
steamship Langton Hall has been
Mink. Part of the crew lias reached
land.
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'I'nnc's Cold compound" Relieves
Worst Cold or the Grippe in
Few Hours Xo Quinine I'setl
BTIH
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BKHL1X, Doc. 3 (bv wiielo-s to
Suyville). "In spite of the Get man
denial of reports circulated by u
British news agency that u- British
neroplnnn had sunk n German sub
marine, the newfl agency now gives
detnils of the alleged comlint," says
the Ovcixens News agency.
Field Marshal Sir John French in
nn official repot t given out to the
press bureau in London, November
'J!l, snid :
"In the nfternonii of Sunduv a
British aeroplane destroyed a Ger
man submarine off Middlekerke. It
wns seen to break in halves."
Nashville Receipts Increase
XFAV YOHK. Dee. 3. The Louis
ville & Nnsltvillo railroad's statement
issued today shows nu increase in
operating revenue of $-177,183, which
,is iuurenscd to $0111,318 in net ns n
result oL n lcduetioti ot $1311,131 in
expenses.
Tako 'Tape's Cold Compound" ev
ery two hours until you havo taken
three doses, then till grippe misery
goes nnd our cold will bo broken.
It promptly opens your clogged-up
nostrils nnd the air passages of the
head; stops nasty discharge or nose
running; relieves the headache, dull
neess, foverlshness, soro thront,
sneezing, soreness nnd stiffness,
'Don't stay stuffed up! Quit blow
ing and snuffling. F.nso your throb
bing head nothing else In tho world
gives such prompt relief as "Pape's
Cold Compound," which costs only
25 cents nt any drug store. It acts
without assistance, tastes nice, and
causes no Inconvenience. Accept no
substitute. Adv.
Dr. Jones
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Best for Liver mid lloucls, for Bil
iousness, Sour Stomach nnd
Constipation
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Got n 10-cent box now.
Fnrrod Tongue, Had Colds, Indi
gestion, Sallow Skin, nnd Miserable
Headaches como from a torpid liver
and clogged bowels, which cause your
stomach to become (Hied with undi
gested food, which sours nnd fer
monts like garbage In a swill barrel.
That's the first step to untold mis
ory Indlgostlon, foul gases, bad
breath, yellow skin, mental fears,
everoythlug that is horrible and nau
seating. A Cascuret tonight will glvn
your constipated bowels a thorough
cleansing and straighten you out by
morning. They work whllo you sleep
a 10 cent box from your druggist
will keep you feeling good fori
months. Millions of men and women
take a Cnscaret now and then to keep!
their stomach, liver and bowels reg-j
ulated, and never know a mUerablol
moment. Don't forget tho children '
their little Insldes need a good,;
gentle cleansing, too -Adv.
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BILLS
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204 Main st., Cor. Central Av
Painless
Extracting and Filling Xow
a lack
Special Low Rates for An
other Week:
$10 GOLD CROWNS... $5.00
$15 PLATES $9.00
$2 FILLINGS $1.00
$2 CLEANING $1.00
"T wish to state that I had
several teeth extracted at Dr.
Jones' office and I can say
that I felt absolutely no pain.
The plates 1 had made were a
perfect fit and entirely sat-isfaetorv.M-.Mrs.W.C.
Kin
von. 'MO S 1'ir st.
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DuPont Buys Factory
NKW YOHK, Dee. 3. Announce
ment was made today tlmt for a eon
deration of between 15,000,000 ami
ST000,000 the Dul'ont tie Nwiiohm
Powder company of Wilmington, Del.,
lias taken otrr the Arlington earn
jmny of Arlington, N. J., manufacturer-
nf p i.i ii , .i lid.. nl iiiiii t
Tin Arlin-f' " r-'i-N ' " i'",v - '""0
men.
Stmiifoiil, Conn., Vur-o Tell
She Found Health
Stnmfoid, Conn - I am a nurse
and suffered from n nervous bieak
down. I had no appetite and could
not sleep nt night, nnd nothing scorn
ed to help mo. Ily chanro I heard
of VInol, and after taking the first
bottle I noticed an Improvement, und
four buttles mnde mo well and strong.
It gave me a hearty appetite, so I
can sloop woundly night or day, I
consider Vinol a wonderful tonic",
Hdlth K. Forbes. Stamford, Conn.
The roason VInol Is so successful
In overcoming such conditions Is be-'
cause It Is a constitutional romedy
and gone to the soat of tho trouble
It Is the greatest strength creator we
know due to the extractive mwlirl-
nal elements of fresh cod llers witb-i
out oil, combined with peptonato of
Iron and hoof peptone, all dissolved
in a pure medicinal wine.
We have aeon no ntaav wondorful
recoveries like this right here in Med-,
ford eauaod by VIhuI. that wo feolj
perfectly safe lu aftertax tu return ,
mune in ever h fa- wl.f-rc inol '
fails to beucfit l'oj -..n a' M If. 1
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Let JONES Help Cut Living Expenses
New customers are coming every day. They begin to realize that it's time to
look around and give up the old idea of trading at ono place forevor.
Creamery nutter, roll G5
A Xo. 1 knglish Walnuts 20?
Xew Almonds, soft shell 20
liest Cream Choeso 20$
Peanut nutter 20
Lemons, do. 25
Xew barrel dinger Snaps, lb... Kty
10e Xew Crop Dried Punches, lb 7
Ihilk Closs Starch, lb 7
(i bai-s Crystal White Soaj) 25
.") gal. Kerosene 05
nagley's Pumpkins, can 10
A fine lot of Strictly Fresh Eggs and Ranch Butter.
Our 25c Bulk Coffee equals any 35c in other stores.
Our 20c or 2 for 35c is their regular 25c sellor.
Daisy and Applegate Butter, G5c roll. Nobody appreciates your business liko
"JONES" does
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When you're in Portland visit the fine big plant of
the Pacific Coast Biscuit Company. Sec them make
"7:irl:ld:ItUSSNOWFLAKE SODAS
your ucnicr inc
NEW FAMILY PACKAGE
Frcli, crisp delicious Snowflnkc
Soda, packed In a sanitary anil
useful tin box. Only GO cents.
Every tlenltr Iiai them or can f.ct
Ihctu quickly f re tt from our ovrn
PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT CO.
l'OKTLANO, OKKCON
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CASH TALKS
Start the month right by paying cash where you can
get the most, for your money.
1-lh. can Roval Unking Powder 43
2w can IC. C. Jinking Powder 20
1 ' -lb. can Jlersy's Cocoa 17
1-lb. can .Ilersy's Cocoa 29
Vu-lb. llci-sy's Baking Chocolate 19i
10c can Pepper 7
15c can Pepper 10
123c can Pepper 18
50c Hulk Tea, per lb 37
Theso are only a few. Everything cut.
NO CEE.DIT
NO DELIVERY
NO HIGH RENT
Jackson County Supply Go.
"Cut-Price Grocers"
33 N. GKAPE ST.
WE have several
good bargains in
used Fords,Studebakers
Chalmers, and others.
Snaps for quick sale.
C. E. GATES
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A Wld, Yffl4 &W3k 9
J PAUL'S ELECTRIC STORE f
THE LIFE WORTH WHILE
Is the Life Devoted to Service
Medford Commercial College
Traill Youn People for Efficient Service in Commercial
Life
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