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toEDFOIU MAI 11 TRUUTKR MKDFOUD. OKKCIONY WKt.XRSlUV.' MAY X 19'J'J W. C. BUTLER, 010 Barnes Big Wild Animal Circus Greeted by Big Crowd Today 1 PXOE SIX IMPROVEMENTS AT NDIAN IGHIER MEOFORO'S AUTO DIES EAGLE POINT William Clnrlntcilim liutlcr was Ml II III n t I'UllKiii) ris county MIkhouH, nnd died nt noon May 2, Ht hi homo In Eaglo Point. ... When In his l"th year lie Rliirtc.l arroM the plains In company with hist father, who died on Pitt ltlvcr. Cul.. Ill 1849. Until 1S52 ho engaged in mining, coming to Jackson , nnd Josephine rounty, whore ho engaged In mining- until the year ISTH, he moved onto a homestead oast of Ashland, where ho lived for more than 4S year. In 1S55 and lSTit! ho fought Indians In the ltoKuo lliver valley. 8lnce leaving the homestead he has made hi homo with hla son, William E. Hutler near Kngle Point, Oregon. Deceased loaves to mourn hla loss one brother, Oenrgn K. litt ler of the state of Washington. Also two son and one daughter, as fol lows: W. K. Hutler, Eagle Point; Mrs. O. 11. lh-mvn of T:ift, Cnl., John F. Butler, Ashland. OSTEOPATH EXPERT TO VISI MEDFQRD Dr. T. 7.' Huddy, ostcorathic spe cialist in eye, tar, nose and throat work, and head of that department In the Lo Angeles Coliese or Osteo pathic Physicians and Surgeons, is making a circuit clinic through Ore gon, Washington and Idaho. He ap pears before, the osteophutbic societies In clinics and lectures. He will bo in Ashland Mondar. May Mn nd con duct clinics before tfco Southern Ore gon Osteopathic -society. At 2:30 he will deliver a free pub lic lecture at the library on the sub ject, "The Mudel Doctor and the Model Patient," or ' Why Some Ta tients Don't Get Vq1." . v: ' its-: -'frv "V li J "I I! : ii i I ' CAM P TO Big Fire in Omaha ' OMAHA, Nb May 3. Fanned by a stiff breeze, fire early today destroyed a Ihree-story brick building , in the heart of the downtown business sec tion. The loss is estimated at J10O, 000. . Tusko, the world's largest elephant, costing Mr. Barnes $100,OCO to import this big beast from India. Ths ivory in Tusko's ta3s is said to be worth $'. i,CC0. Today the ie;ir.ut uict-ts its fat'" i half Ueavicr than Juiubj, was a bl j horses and 12oo wild nntmnla nml IN Kiies to its ilea tit to add to tbat'truly attraction. muc anl sconic invetitltures rntlrvly i "ii.-. ,.tn..i..ii ir . . .... . . i. .... i a. .. American jul.iloe. cirrus !.iv. For the I wi ) ,,. ... -.... vM-v mra uuunr mc a luaitod u or a utuair.iotn or sJiue-;Muc h I.UX'T IlurnoM uialit tent toduv elephants, the clowns, the edm-nti-d ;thn shrilled the youngsters. ' ! and Liohthl. As to the quality of the wild beasts and the Mianyled f-'1! art" j it was fun to watch the buby cle rforntti:t'es well, the AI 11. llarnes in t.iwns and the bands played under pliants filchius tid bits from their roo! j circus is declared to be bettor each the big top this afternoon at the bull ; nature J grown-up pals of the "bull"' ( visit, and It lojks like a fine larj;e park on North Holly, while the clatter lines, and It was a trifle awesome j party for u'.l where the big top streatn of shod hoofs, the rumble of cases, j looking at Lotus, the largest and only era beckoned today. , dens , and tableaux wasons and the 'educated UippoiKitamus, gulping a; There will be another performance blare of brass and reed was tj be bucket of carrots with each and every ' tonight nt s- p. m., opening with the heard in downtown streets this fore-' hungry yawn. .new and wonderful circus cxtravagan ; noon as the Al G. Dames circus parade I With the announcement that its fa- ita. "Allen In Jtingletand," In which the passes in review, with hundreds ofl'mous fairyland fantasy, "Alice in whole show participates. This Is fol- wild animals iu plain sight of y.m. J Junglelund," is this ' season greatly ; U: wed by more than lv'O regular circus The giant Tus2o. largest elephant elaborated and lavishly costumed, its nets, principally iitcludiej the wild on earth, a foot filler and a ton and a st increased to 10si) persons. 550 animals. . , In order that lUereSiiay Im o mis-; understnndlug l.y timlrtenlH of Jackson I county when charged for tho piivllegoj oi me uho or mo nuto park nt (liauts. t-iiss, t no nuto pak ooimnllleo of the , tl rants Titss chutuhor of riimmerce hittti sent a copy of their regulation to the) .edford oluuulicr of commerce, with a! request that the. rules bo publlsheil' here, . ' . i For the use of the nuto Vrk ilurlim' tho day. a charge of '.'no per car wlllj bo nmdo. For tourists and pnests deslrinir to use, tho auto park to. ramp In over- night, tho regular eharga of 6dc per car will be mitdo. Thesn regulations will enable those tourists and guests wishing to use tho nuto park for picnic piiriHtses, to have! the- use or the- electric plates, hot water for cooking and other equipment tint Ing thr. day time at a reasonable charge of 23 per car. There ure how only two, or tho lar ger cities tf Oregon , that ore not charging tourists Tor camping priv ileges, they are Albany and Medford. Albany like Medford has not a fully j developed camp ground and to chargo for the accommodation they havo would be an Imposition on the tuurlst.j Vnder the present plan, which ran-' not be developed this year, tho Mod ford auto park will have a cottage j constructed containing a large room with fin-place, and comrorlablo furnl-j ture. a screened In porch, laundry ; tray and IroninV hoard, hot water at i all times and facilities for shower! hatha. 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