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Woman Says Brother Made
Death Bed Confession of
Planting Preparedness
.Day Bomb for Which
Tom Mooney Sentenced ,
Was to Be Paid
Deed -Got Nothing.
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WAHIIINOTON. N'". .W
Atuiini'y lleni'iiil Mlti'hi'll toilny
witiln Hmiutur Helm II, of Mlnne
n&uu t It ii t tlu fi'ili'inl nowriuni'iil
him no iIkIii In ilenl wlili the i'iihi'
"tri'i.in .Mouney, kpi-vIiik J"" ''
lenen In ('iillfuniiii In t'liniiei'tluii
with lUn ireiureilnex tin y luiinli
I lilt. In Hun riiiiiiiHi'ii In HUH.
i cr.i.i.AiitK. ohiu. Nnv. a. ii') I
-i Ktniviiifiil liy Mix. tiriime
Munrup, ii resilient of the mlnHm
itrftlolt near Here. ciiiimniK in:u ,
lM r,l'al lirother wan responsino-, (.i11H , earr.xs are made
lOrithe Itlll! pretiiiredTi.su " 1 in( hum lies and sold to produce
l.nnlt.InK In Kan Tram-lsco Insf "I ( .,, , .nmntlties of several hlln
of Tom Mooney, was heforp an-j ,ii--.1 doBn at a time. Winter
thnrltles today. i.nliius were piod'ueed In Inrite
Mrs. Monroe sahl Lewis stii.ll. iiuiiiiIHIi'm.
her hrother. In 11 deathlied stnli'- Tile lieavlest mowers In tills sec.
inent III fh vclanil si veil years lll;o, 1 ,nn ,,,,. , Walters hrc.lhers.
e.llifessed" tliat It Was he Who , Nv n, ,,e Kstes Inolhers.
plallleil the homli which took llli' .-, reiorls he mew Unil
lives or 10 persons 11111 1 ,-tl lint In iiinils of sweet Sanlsh onions on
the Sail I'ramlscrt parade. Her .,,lt ,,r Krouud sn liy ion feet In
lUvliirntliMi romiliiU'iiioil n
fntm l-'mnk o. wwvnn, Inmnio i
tho Dnytnn, Ohio, niillnmil inilliary
hitmc, to Hi'itulur TltonuiH 1. St liail
nf fMiiutPtolu.
Muiinry, now -Ifi, 1 hrvlnn ti
life hp tit euro in Cnllfornln priunn,
IIP lit fll'Ht XV HH HPtUPIH'Oli tn ho
han nod, hut (Invovnor V. O. t'1
pliPhN eommntpd lhh to llic tin
if;iif(iliinint In Nnxoinhpr, J'.t'JS.
To IU ltil.
lfMm. Monro. loontPt n Htrv'n-'
Infornuulon, tmreit with bin ntorv
that Ktnlth lulmitdMl hp rluntttt
tho cxpIohIvp on thp nrmlp f
holim "xvptl . ,alit." smith, hnxv
rvor, wtUt hp riMplxrit nothlnu tw
thp' outrnRp. Hlnior Httt lu
Hxvoi'f thai Monnry uu tmthtnp to
In with iho hotnlilnu. She tlht not
inK him for fmihoi' ilotalln. nhp!
;U tt print ho h)ip not wish 10
hoootno InxolviMl in iho rani wlilt h
huH nttmrtt'tt iiiitlon- Mi ntion
lion.
In n utatPinpnl mniplomontlnw
hU lottpr to spnator Hchntl. Sti
vpni tohl of I'lift hfcomlnw intpr
pMtotl In thp vtxxe xvhiMi hp ami
Smith workPtl ttKvthr In n tnltu
f Piic' rrxrlv, Itrlmont tountv.
Vh1o, in t!H. 'Tom Moonry
tn& ttoinn hl own tltnp; hp i
iltlhR Homp 0110 oImii," Smli h
then mi'!, acoorillnn to Stpvon'
ii(t xv on til Rto no rorthor dotaltH.
Iitor. Stovpnn rocountoti, smn'i
movpd to WhrollnB, W. V ndllP American kobioh are pianmnn
ftlUillv to Cleveland xxhore ho died
July 4, H?2.
1 . iirrort nit tci.
f?tovonn met xvith conitiwiod fail
In h'n efforts to tntore.-t
iitnrra in ino purporioi conies-.
Vlon. Finally, he taw a maKaTinrt
nrllMc hy Senator Schull ci ltlTs-!
Ins the lonvtoilon of .Mooney, and
wrote to the Miuneotun at Wash
ington. The Senator turned the
lettpr over to the department oi
Ju$lVe, xx hen It xvas not deter
mined, whnt action wouM be
taken.
Smith's xidoxv is xi I) living In
Cleveland. .Mis. Moni-oe said. h;it
attempts to locate hi r xvn-e tin-nx-ntting.
Allegations that Mooney no J
Warren K. llilUnn. a nhoe clerk
who bIno received n Itte mnten. e
for the Sa n Fi a nc i-eo 1 1 a god y ,
wr ttmvlctP! hy poi Jury and
frntid beennte of their so-colled
radlnl tendencies, have kept the
erne In the limelight for several
y en rs, T w o n p p ; a Is to (he Cali
fornia pupremo court failed and
the Flitted States Kupivme court
declined to review 'the se.
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" WASHlNilTiN. Nov iT'--
tHMt nere hiv.M In Ihe wila'c
mrrtdor. tmtny of , re.lllen
...
tor (.-. of New Hni.hlix- is
lirwldent ! tern t ihe eite.
a result of his rhai-neleriwt on
Of th e-ul.ie..n lndriwn.1. nil.
hv Murirl in Ih 1 , n t nom
f Ihr Krpul-lrt nn rt-ttulAi-n ho
nr Iknrtwn l- 1- mtihoHr
mtmo fionl with Iho ItuinHnf-Mi
fn.Mlon.
MAmM imh trmmrtlv, m
t. op n Mrn hA Inon twkon
wenwniie, tn i.eniim.ean mu. .
teirtents Mrec.t mmi!' '"'
tt'ffrrenee lo the Mws Mlnienl
hile the Near Hmrhlr rnlor i
Mmef ent Into the roUI1 Lt,
twtsneellotl With tils tlitle
estalrmait of the HrnuMiean w-n.t-
Innal tsammltiiee.
REGULARS MAY
MOSES
REMARKS
Past Season Favorable to j
Small Gardens- Klamath j
and Northern California
Buyers Take Vegetables
Berries Pay.
TALI INT. Oil'., Nnv. !) (Spo
1 1 1 1 Tin- uninller limit fnriinTH
I have been ehperlnlly fiivored this
Hi'tinnn Willi Ini'Ke C'-oik anil li
reiuly market. A itreut deal nf
pruilm-e wiih nulil (orally, while the
hiiliim-e wiih liiniKlit iii liy proiluee
men rrtim Klamath I-'iiIIm mill ll'ir-tli'M-n
rallfnriilii.
Tim Bull of UllM !(': II I v In l"IP
I'lully iilniteil in vi'Ki'la'lile Killili'll
Iiik mill hiM'fli'K. The city nf Tal
ent Ih aileiitliitely tuipplietl w'lth
wilier rrotn IIM own water Hynleui,
while the Talent IrrlKatlmi Hymeni
hiipplieM aliiintlant water fur nil
IrrlK'itlutl. In making it Hiirvey nf
Ihe smaller liana we find u Ki'ent
ainnllllt nf Htiinaeh. lettuce, onions
anil earrotH are ralKrd. while Home
prniluee euKplant, raltha:e ami
,Niitinsh In iiimnttty.
Kiiltl In yimiillly
hIxp. tn his traot on iho lilutixvay
in Talont.
limit's 1'rorilithlo
Mr, llMtOK also sin t oh ho rorolvod
ttuoo hit ml roil dollaiH from om
half imtp of roil ra(ihorrloH tho
Hoottnd year after plantinR. Ho a Iho
haw litKitnhoriioM and a varloty of
HirnwhorrloH Hint brought In vory
KillHfnotory rottirtiH.
.Mr. I'ntoH IntomlH In onlarso on
all IiIk horry flolila (hit your.
Mr. I.pxvIh. Juni south of Talont,
Ih iiropnriuK hlH fiolil fitr tho oom
Inn Hoanou. Ho Ih murkoihiK Homo
x-ory flno hoail lettuoo at thl tlmo.
Mr. LoxvIh oolalflloN in hrad lot
turo ami (trotlucoH two rvMt- of
novorul noroH oaoh noaxou.
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Member of tho Mcdford post of
oik (TiiMiiiuitni n .Monoa.x , .mv,
II In ohserxamo of Armixtico day.
All communities In J-ickson county
have boon tovited to participate
ami a pplcmlid attootianco is is
1 sin od,
Tho duty's pivjiram will Mart
V . , "uv, n mK
i Mi i'iiirn ure oriu hi hi:iu a. in.
jafter xvhich the patriotic painde.
UiK venison feed, Med toi d Ashland
football came and other attrac
tions xxlll keep the croxxd busy nil
day lotiK.
In the evening tho annual Ar
mistice bull xxill bo staged at tho
Oriental Hardens xvith music by
Jack lloxvrinit's da nop Uind.
Med ford l.eKtonnaires hnvo had
a haid time ttyiiiK to entertain tho
of o. snd t. S. i toiimi during
1 heir stay here. A football d:ife
xvith ImuIx tennis ns quests of hcior
xvas planned for tonikht. but later
called off xxhen U xxns found thai
the ovichen wul,i not permit tVeh
men to an end it mm chon d
d-1
h j
od that titp legion would i-xko t'
M.vitotiH n a short auto m ox
jtbe Viillex1 thi moniimi nii.l i.rW
; U t n lettionnaiies nd th.ir cai s
weiv ready at the chamh-r of
contmove this morning to do their
tllt. This plan xva-. also xxaxiatd
Jl the etvtchc, so the itot ftnaMv
gaxe up and c.itbM tt a day.
Mi.s!nc his mil It bcr.irc Cir- !
emt Jii.lt,. I( 1 ,.ien vesteiil.iv.
Mxii.crt Unm-n, t. ,viii-d of
v nn hlaml transfer i
hr,,vp- wmetl.-ed to tM (Mr.!
' in Mr l""' V "d ( en
n ivtiMir. iii.'nti iimtii t w.. .
" ' " "h ,. ,wr. j
' nU' "' n t:ie mmr
",""'' " i.iim.-.i i.v 1 oanlj ;
"i"'-l -f Wm j
r..., . ... n .11111 in inr 1111110 imill. ;
Inc m'-hoii-i.
H.nh Km w utifmpUnR
10 UnA w ,i k nnl Ivputy lii(rh-i j
Aitrtrti. y ;m-k. tum In niou I
irt p. t n, (ou. h uitf, rum-hcr lu !
wvulil hi,vc tt n Wt.ik for ihe I
REESE CREEK VETERAN
LEGION POST IN
B IN
mm
DAY
IS STILL IN HOSPITALS rm- reU .fFELDMAN DECISIONS
!;t:iK CliKlk 11 V...- .
-- stie, m 1 1 VAn HtfirM. a.ths tYntrr like Nmien.l tuili n.i1llewen:ht trrestler xt.iln.
enl i, l-eitlniKt xw time ns,ijlth man nnme.1 tiwuf Wtl- KUVMATll KALI, tire.. Xv. . J In lurrirt em-eunti-r l.t nlsht
(( nictllral ireittnirnl. ts cenfine.1 ;,s rrve4 from the eus.,s The I ittn,l ni.ua rirM K-uhe wen the till- hurk trem T-
In toiTinmrnt hrnnl Mo ml "t lrk cffn U! The trie! held In Klsmnth K!ls i,tiv n.tht j Teddy W ters with n mrplane
Ktrirl,l is at heme here itwaitlnc j hl l-s- n jm-used ef entenstve j l.ei een W rlilniiii. N' w V,-k , spin fter Kwintc the first fall h
1eYlopment n,l f Mr. Hulfiel.t jehe, eiemtien In M.Mt.Mit nl ml.l.llxiv iShl, nl Tiser !h Ithl.j tiM'tt riinfh and a revers. arm
,! tint net hetter Witl en In tw 1 Ashland, and effn-em aie Mill mien. Oakl.ind. ".! . er.d. ,1 m ' har. Watrrsi tins tinal.le to oom-
'with Mm in the near futui-e.
State
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Illiee (). s. '. r Kit I'll II loarlH's w
iIiIh iiltiM'iiooii. In the picture: l,(,iinir
coacll (tllllil fioiu left); I'll n I ,1. NiIiUmIi
SI
HlfOEsMMl. CHANCE
liKUKKi.KY. Cal.. Nov. 9.(Vi
A toam of California ronorvos. Rot- i
liiiK Itrt fliM chanoo to lit s ,
Mtrt'iipth nniii-t 11 mnfiri'itco oj
pononl, w:ir prlmod hon today to:
attempt in hi.net a do f oat to an
olevoti from tho t'nix'ornlty of Mini-
tana. !
Tho .M o 11 t a n n C.iiz'.IIi'w enmo j
ditxx'ii from Itiolr lair hoiiMiiiif; nf .1 j
poxvt'i-fuf in'tla) nltaok, ami with!
tho hlMhliuht of tholr soiiHoti'H roc-i
ord a ll-t tio with tho l'tilvorsiy s
of Washington olovon. With ovory-j
thitiK to Main and nothing to loxo. J
tho MttiKananit xvoro toady to fiphi i
lo tho last ditoh,
Moanu hllo. oaoh NUm Price xvas ;
confidont, ind announood that ho
will not u so his rojiulara. osoopt in
oa.p of omoruonoy.
FOOTBALL RALLY!1
Tho streets In tho business sec
tion last night presented tin un
usually lively and jtala appearance
hecause 01' 1 ho high school students'
Isernentino and various other
stunts. IncludiuK several of the
musical kind utid a bli; honllre nt
tho etui of South (ii-apo street, tind
the ciowds ilnwn town tu wnteh
ihi.nK
Tho foothnll nolnss piithusinsm
were In tho wnv of n rnllv and
hnllvhoo lor tho O. S. C. 11 nil 1. of
O. freshman game this nftornoon.
and that of Meiiford IiIrIi with
i Ashland high on Monday, and also j
in tho way of a welcome to tho '
larno visiting rival football miuuds.
Tho O. S. i sou Ail numbered 4L.
and tho I', of O. gonad H2. j
Tho mom horn of the rival teams,
in pairs, trtoa and larwr groups. !
from lime to time took stmlls fnmi
the Hoiol Modlord through the :
business section rnjoxlng the high
school student fun and taking in
the shoxv windows.
i
GET niW BERTH:
SKATTLi:. Nov. 9. i.-P A pec
ial dipateh to the Sei ttle Times
todsy said that ank Crtxah;uii;h.
fool hall coach at Forxllmm colleg.?,
N. Y., ts being .vnidered to re
cced Knoch lii.gshaw, head Rr.d
mentor at the I nixersity of Wash -
inRtcn here. Hagshaxv resi:no,1 r;.
vntly after a year's controversy
between tho studenis and tho
coach.
The report rtscrXcd that t"xvr.
nauf h's t hroe- ear cent ract at
Foidham will expire at Ihe close
f t h is soaon.
DERM DEFEATS BULGAR
WITH AIRPLANE WHIRL
"
SALT LKK CITY, l';h. Nov. 9.
lr.A ivrn, Silt U.ke City heavy- j
xxeiiht gr.ipplor. defc-xtel Nick 1
off. the Unitarian I Jon. )n a
! f.tsi lui hrrv ins nifcM. winnini;
iho M"-onit an, tWi,lina fall la 2J
j numttos w ith n aWT" Ppin. Vel
j eoft . nn.itO to rvluvn. IW nn
'.ho fnxt tall m Mfjhi ii,imitri wiih
boily push.
t'h.u lt'N Sirsok r t"hic.iao nnl t
lv. KAr,' ' , f remwi lv
, i!h. Mln ,imUrx .
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lo.TJinr Morion. 41, tiv.A Alex
: Jonev 31, hclt in the county jaiI
i rvin--e Sutitlay A5 uie t for cht, k
luck of eviilenoe. Tnev iia.1 hn
!m.,I...UI .1 t Mm Smliin Is
' ss.ni-hin fei William.
Mentors to Study
he luleresteil B)eet(itors til the
Slcincr, iiHsisl.liil coin Ii (left);
', varsity cimclt (rlffht).
CONCEDEHUSKY WI'NARY ASKS GUT :
AGAINST CARDS
Rains May Cross Up Plans
for Open Style Play at
J J
Seattle Game Will Be
Bagshaw's Last Effort
On Home Gridiron.
liy IVanli C. (iorrlc.
AsHoclntod I'rosa Mpnrts Writer.
Si:ATTI.K, Wash., Nov. t. (X)
Uain or shine, tho I'nivorslty ijf
Washington Kr( toam was con
coded little chance for victory ox-er
Stanford hero today in the last
tothall name at homo for the
Huskies this year.
rile weather prediction for to
day was "occasionul rains." caus
ing much concern nmong the mas
ter minds of tho Cardinal and
Husky teams, hoth of xvhleh plan
ned on an open style of attack.
Stanford came to Seattle pro-
! Pred to thorontthly trounce the
! llnklcs in its drive for the I'aelflc
j C"A" conference champlanshlii.
"m,u t'osxlhle hy rallfornla s win
1 nvi'r Nutinrrn t aitiornlu las: Jsu-;
i ,""',-,'- T,,e ''dlnals were Riven;
11 c'";' ,v,'r "asntuston. t.ut
1 1" ""' ln'l' ami pold eleven had
j nolhlnn to lose, a Breat hattle was
! ''-'pl.ue,l. VashlnBton has yet
10 win a cooiiMiMice iiine inis sen
son. having lost 10 Southern Cali-
j fornia. Washington State collet
and Oregon and tied with Montana.
Tho Huskies meet California at
Itorkeley next Saturday and Chi
c;igo thp following week end, to
xxind up their l!.: schedule.
) Coach Knoch Ilagshaw of Wash
j lngton xvas making his h.st effort
J In the 'ashn:on stadium today.
He n'cently resigned, but offered
to remain on tho job until tho end
of the yvar.
FVLLMAN. Wash.. Nov. 9. I
Two of the xvarmest rivals in wes'(
ern football Washington State
college and the Fniversuy of Ida-,
ho- today faced each other herej
for their Sind contest. t
Washington S;.r.te was conceded
an adx'antAge by paper players whoj
were no: familiar with the trad.
ttons of tho txv, schools, but those;
who had followed the sory of thr
c antes since ISM and who knew ;
the lone list of disastrous p$ets j
during ih..t time, were o.uiel as toi
the outcome. j
The Staters, "seeking the North-!
wet division chAmiionshin. haJj!
only Idaho to defctxt Woro thcyj
eoud lay claim to the title, and ; (
u lory over .Montana, the remain-j
ire foe on the schedule before thei
banner x s cinvhed. , i
COLLEGE OF IDAHO AI
FOREST GROVE TODAY.;
i
VOKTU-VXIX Or. Nov. V
(n thr nly NonhwrM vnfremvj
.ollf-st of Mhw will pUy Vcifa
.it KoivnI i!ivv-. 1 1 mi . home -;
commK 4a on ihe r.mpuj- at Krr-j
r.-n t;.-ovv
in Monilav. .rmi!iw d.iy. W hit-1
man pUn I'rtMt c' of Tucin An'n-li
ai TAN.m, uhili- 1... nf : "l .in j
illtamtttr m'! nt S.t!tm.
TlfTD DnD IRI If
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i I I O t R DUD 111 , ".
I n.i frKMman.
Game
I'.ook
Dick
I'Vosh riicniiiiicr here
Newimill,. fresh mini
j A dispatch to tho Ors'Kon Jour
j nal front its Washington ooitph
pondent says Senator MoXnry ha's
J introduced a Mil to amend tho
I migratory hird not to make ilraa-
Mir ro,I,,r,i"n lnMw1 limil
ITI10 hill was referred to tho com-
i
M. Sary Is c
nKriculiure, of whii-h ;
liairmiiu. In a tdatc-1
uient, explaining its purpose Mc-!
Nary said: !
"The automobile, excellent roads
ami modern firearms have focused
! tho need of conservation of our
xvihl fowl. It is evident that with
these , facilities between fi.OOO.OUO
utid ii, 000. 000 annual hunters can
muko such inroads upon the mi
gratory game, particularly in those
places where there is no real bag
limit control, as to cause alarm
among tho conservationists. A
considerable number of states,
Including Oregon and Idaho, al
ready have established bag limits
of 1 r ducks and less per day.
"The bill which 1 have intro
duced proposes that no person
shall kill or capture In exeoss of
tho number permitted by the laxv
of tho state or territory in force
at the time of tho killing, and
also named a uniform bag limit
for the entire country, which may
not bo exceeded.
"The bag limit reduction clause
has now the support of the Iznait
Walton league, the Western Asso
ciation of State (lame Commis
sioners, the Associated Sportsmen
of California, tho Oregon State
! Sportsmen's league of about 10,00ft
members, the American School of
J Wild Life Protection. Outdoor
Life magazine. Forest and Stream.
I .Western out-of-loors. the New
! Y ork Conserva 1 1 onist a nd mn ny
other organizations and indlvld-
! lml who nrtVO demanding for
some years substantial reduction
in federal bag limits."
DR. STANDARD 10 GIVE
! FHOENIN. Ore.. Nov, 1. tSpl.)
Next Sunday morning the message
will be delivered by Dr. Standard,
i and in the evening some of the Kn
i doavor members of Central Point
I will oondtict the services. They will
Ideal upon the subject of "Kvan
j gelism."
1 The subjtx-ts which thoie differ-
nt ijrloiitionit are t.iluii for con
sitlorAtion are ph:iMs pf th oam
naign which umlor way In- lh
Ohrijtian Kmloavor fi-lil In Orepun
I hi. year.
have every muse to he proud
of our choir, which always has
wimf beautiful and appropriate
hnthem to contribute to the morn
ins service. They meet anil prac
tice each Tueilay evening at the
home of Mr. Albert Solins.
AcoMinir to woM -revived to
H.y hy Jrtnir- P. Smith. 'crt;uy
of the MwUoM Outhoar! rluh. thi
ol uh t Alhuny nolictts ntr' f
M etl f onl ! a tor Iho A rm i t I cr
.lay ra."?. h:njr st.icM In connec
tion Mth th AmrrU-an l--rs:o
prtcr.-m thrrr.
It rni v class Ant? fno-for-all
racs :.ro 'hciu!ft1. with ro1
punw. nd ny Iota! hAt owners
wvhmt lo enter jhouM got in touch
nilh Mr. Suit l h 1Mlay.
WILDCAT PETE WINS
rl'l-KNK. Ore.,
Nov ,sT
i tJesirve t iincm i reie. r.ucone.
I tesince t'llrteatl
1 1... k er the tnin.
List of Subscribers to Pear
, Propaganda Fund 'Reported
fJrowerM, who hnvo niutlo pay
liientH to the Winter I'eur com
mittee, up to the closo of the
week ciulfnK Friday, k ui'e fndi
cuteil on the followini! llHt by a
Mtar:
Alfonl. Oeo".
Anilrus, J. O.
Anderson, Bert.
Anderson, Albert.
HachUH, P. ;,.;.'
ltngley Orohird.
;i.!.'i'i
nurnea, j. ,
, Hear Creek. Orchards;
lieel)0. A. W. ' ...I Y- ;y
nest, h. c. -" ?'i ' fi.;.;.
IlenHon, Mrs. Ellen. . ' 1 U
Middle W. p. ;
ritrkho'ltx,- Julius : W;. ",;
' Bishop, Guy.'.-. i'
Iltxby, It. A. (by Oao. Il.inenn).
'iknw...o.-c.' . .'i.
rtoyor, H. H.v -
IlraKi,v I.. I). . '
llryson, W. E.' '. . -
Unroll, Albert. .".
Boyd. C. R. , '. ,'
Cnnfleld, I. D. ;- f
Curkln, John.!' -' '
Carlson, A. V.---"' ' '
i-urlton, K. W. (ReilHkln Orch.)
('afpi'iiler, Alfred S. '
I'hliKwln. H. S.
Crystal Springs Orohnrd (Dr.
Spati!).
Clnrk. Donald S.
ClementH, A. 11.
Connor, Guy W.
Cornut, Jna. N..
"' C?ooley, J. H.
. Crown Point Orch (Noel Davis)
CulbertHon. J. A.
Cobb, K. E.
Chase. M. X!.
Darby, John II.
JJavenhill. A. H.
Dean, Geo. 11.
Delta Water Orch. (F. C. Tenny)
Dew. i: A. j
Dillaril Arnsplgcr
Dixie Orchard (U C. Schafer)
Doilue, It. I... Jr.
Doremus, F. C.
Karl. It. .1.
Kde-ll, Corl.ln
Kdcevnle Orchard
Kdtnlslon, J. K. . .
, Kan Orch., by IT.
ChandlerJ
F.Knn)
Ely. J. U
Farso Orchard (by Mr. Lver
ette). Feldenhelmor, Elmer
Fitch Chester
Foothills Orch. (by R. J. Earl)
Foss, E. E.
401 Orchard (by n. It. Iteter).
Frame, Holt & Framo
Freidecnr, Wm.
Frlnk, U. G.
Galbraeth, Wallace
Gammlll. John A. -Gannnway,
W. C. .
Garrett, O. C."
Gay, Itose IT. ' . ;'
Getter, Jackson
OlasRow. c. W. '
Gleim II. SI.
Gold' Crest Orch. (by H. W.
Hamlin) . - '.'
Gottlieb. Chris
Gregory. ,. II. '
llnmill. P. AV.
llanillton. C. TV
Ilanley &. Hoover"'
Hansen, Will
Henry. It. J. , -
Henslcr. Alfred
HiCKlns, W. H. . . .
Illllcrest Orch. (by n. It. Heter)
Refer)
Hollywood Orchards (by W. E.
Brayton)
Holmes, Win. Son
HuRper, Mra. C.
Hughe9, It. H
Hutchlns, Geo. S.
Hollowa'y Orchard (hy Corhln
Eduell)
Interstate Fruit
Isaacs. Frank
Janes. W. C.
Jordan. It. B.
Kantor, Joe
Kallstrom. J. M.
Kershaw, 1 M.
Kenley. F. Corning
Kirk. John B.
KniBht. C. A.
Uttlefleld. E. J.
Lindley. O. L.
Iive, J. O.
I.owr'y, Bert
lAiKlon, C. E.
Marshall. Vern .
Mcdford Pear Company
Meridian Orchard
Miller. P. K.
Mires. F. C.
Myres. C. A.
McCaskey, H. D.
Xt.-Cre.lle. Wm.
!
Turkey Shippers Attention!
A NEW DIRECT SHIPPING SERVICE
NOW AVAILABLE
tional lniormation.
. JACOBS, MALCOLM & BURTT
Corner Drunun & Washington Sts. . San
McCurlej, P. H.
McFadden, C. W.
Newbry & Sons
Newhull, C. S.
Nichols, Geo. W. Sr.
Nipper. Roy
! Norris. M. J.
I Nye Orchard (by S. A. Nye)
1 Olson; Olaf t '
Packard, If. E.'
I Palmer Corporation, The
pnCnu, J. O, N. (
j i'omeroy, E. II.
' : Porter.- E. II. ,
Hay, I.. Ij. (by. Geo. B. Dean)
i Richardson. S. W.
I Richmond. C. A.
I- 'Rlcldle Orchard. ." "
I Hahder, Fred p. ,
' Katulorson, It. 1. :
! ' Xnlndn, Dr. I.: A.-'"' ' '
Saltzmnn, O. D. -Schcrer,
Paul A.
Sheets. M. F.
Shepherd. A. W.
fiilvcrcrcst Orchard (hy Mr.
Ieverette)
Smith, Grace
Smith. Roy O.
Smith, H. D.
St. Anthony
Inc. (by Eric
Wold)
Stephenson, F;
Strntton, A. E.
Stacy, Chas D.
Sunny Cliff Orch.
Henry)
Swedenburp, Dr.
Sheldon Ranch
Stevens, W. B.'
Short, I..
Table Rock Orch
Tuttle) ' , ,
Tlmmnns, J.' W.
ToitVelle, F. L.
(by R. J.
(by S. M.
Treichler. Geo. L.
1,'pton. Frank E.
Van Hoevenberg,
Veritas Orch. (by
Vilaa Orchard
H.
L. Carpenter)
'norhies. Gordon
Armistice Day
IH a day that brings us back to November I
II 11th, 1918, when fight ins ceased and tho I
HI greatest war in history had been won. I I
H I Let ns then give tribute to those millions l
III Wn0 s0 'J1'llV('ly f")ght and won for us l
HI this great victory. l
1 1 Let us join the veterans in commemora-
HI ting this great day. 4 I
HI This Bank Will Not Be Opened ,
! MONDAY, November 11th I
ARMISTICE DAY ' ll
J The Jackson County Bank-
lllll . ESTABLISHED U3 I I
HI Medvord, Oregon.
' HI Commercial - Savings - Safe Dcjos it I
J jj MEMBER I ttDERAL RESHRVB SYSTKM l
We are arransin;: jointly with M. s. Unniakor, a
truekinsr ft.iitraftor of Aslilaiul, Orotron, for an im
proved serxicc eovcrini; turkey shijunents for our
friends in the Ashland-Medford district.
This sorvii'o will imlutle delivery frtm rainh to our
sales flttor, at greatly red need rates, supphin"- of
shipping eases, etc. 1
The finn of Ja.-ol. Mah olm and Hunt is arranuin
to send its lepresentative. .Mr. Friedrichs to the Ash-.
land-Mtvlford section for several davs. fwm Fridav,
Nov. lo. to Suntlay. Nov. 1", to co-oj.erate with Mr
Hamaker m establishing this service. Please com
municate with hint during this time, care M. S. Hama
ker. Ashland. Oregon. Meanwhile either communi
cate with Mr. Hamaker or this firm direi t for addi
Wapncr, J. M.
Weagant, Harry
Weeks & Deuol (Del Rio)
Westerburp, II. R.
Westerlund Orch. (by C. T.
TenRwald)
White, E. J.
Whitney, A. P.
Williams. R. V.
Wilcox, R. H.
Wright. A. N.
W'ebster Orchard company (by
Joe Metternlch)
Williamson, H. C.
, Wing Orchards (by Chas. A.
Wine) .
Wnld. Eric
Wold. Jonas
Vounc, 11. W.
VounK & Hall.
In .ludfc-e Taylor's court yester
day afternoon as an aftermath of
the automobile accident In which
several days ago Jean Wing, six
year old daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Chas. A. Wing, was struck by a
car driven by Charles Williamson.
aged I", and Injured, ino noy was
! fined $10 for driving without hav
j Ing a special license or 'permit,
1 being too young to obtain- a dri
ver's license, and .his father, Roy
j Williamson, was fined $25 for per
j milling a minor to drive.
The only ey.
accident. Miss Marjorie Daily, tes
tified that Charles Williamson was
not responsible in any way for the
accident, ns lie was not driving
fast, and was about to turn Into
Sixth street when little Jean, who
was not looking, ran into tho turn
ing car. striking against the rear
fender. She Is now recovered anil
attending Washington school
again.
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