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THE MEDFORD TSrAHi TRIKITNE, MEDEORD, OREGON, ER1DAY, DECEMBER .17, 190!).
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ACCIDENT
33
QUEEN
FINALLY ON TRIAL
Woman Who 'Tow Years Ago Feigned
Injury In Med ford Is Caught
at Her Tricks In
Seattle.
SISATTLB, Dec. 17. The trial has
boon Wjcun of Mrs. Mary M. Johnson,
who. was declared by tho prosecutor
UNITED STATES IS
' , VERYPROSPERDUS
HEALTH HINTS v
Philip Bccklcy,of Oakland, Or., Pass
es Away at His Home Was
Enthusiastic Sportsman.
-Phil-
Report of Comptroller of tho Cur
rency Shows That Country Is
Most Opulent in Ecu- !
tire World.
mosphoro and tends
noss or illticoinrort?
Truly (hero Is none.
Another point:
Hlortrlo Unlit Is eminently
thnu Jiny other klntl of IlKht.
IlllltcllOS lll'O lOllllll'Bll,
Ami nintcho cause nioro
towards rlpk
mi for
No
fires
OAKLAND, Cnlif., l)n!. 17.
ip Hookloy, owe of this juty'a most
prominent youwic bueines man, died i WASHINGTON, Dec. 1
at the home of his mother in this' aro soin0 wonderful figures contained
oily nt n onrly hour yesterday nf- ,n" tll0 nnnual roport t tho cotnp-
to have held up public s.rvico corpo-' period of throe months. j tro,,er of t1,e cum,c-v J"at ,nm, u,b-
rallons from th Mississippi river to Mr. Uocktuy whs tho chief j,ro. j c, which go to show that tho United
the Pacific const and who. Is accused mo,or of- ,ue Oakland-Tidewater ( States Is one of tho richest countries
ofswiniMr tta Senttlo Klnctrle cam. 1 Hail way. lino to extend from Oak-i of tho world. It Indeed it la not the
pny out of ?600 by representing that ,mu1' Oregon to the Pacific const
fIh was Injured In n street car accl
detit laRt March.
Th prosecutor said that he would
iutrodue wltnwees from California,
Miwouri, Arkansas, Kansas and Col
orado to Identify Mrs. Johnson as a
woman who. under different namee.
ohtalnod money from electric and
strcot railroads in thos0 states
through pretndd personal Injuries.
The prosecutor gavo som of Mrs.
Johnson's alleged operations as fol
lows: In Kansas City, as Mrs. Jennie
Brown, got $25 from Metropolitan
Street Hallway company; ten days
near Coo.- Buy, tho survey of whioh
was completed under Mr. lhsckley't
direction Inst October.
Mr. llcoklev ws well known in
Medford and other southern Oregon
i cities. lie was nit onthpshistic
! sportsman, known throughout tho
' state s a marksman of no mean
1 nbility. He was in Medford nt tho
Pacific Indian shoot lust fall.
lie leaves a widowed mother to
mo'nr her loss.
St. Louis and San Francisco railroad:
Glonwood Springs. Col., collected
$500 from a railroad for a fall from
a Pullman berth; Oskaloosa, la., got
$250 from Leavenworth and Topeka
railroad; Gold Hill, Or., got $250
from Southern Pacific; Sterling, Xeb.,
held up Burlington railroad; Los An
geles, as Mrs. M. A. Harwood, last
spring sued street railway company,
nnd later, as Mrs. G. Gardner, col
lected damage from Los Angeles from
a fall on defective sidewalk.
Seo -that every fact about your
store which has salesmanship in it
later at Rogers, Ark., got $1575 fromf ieaturctl 111 aa;
STANDARD OIL EXPECTED
TO APPEAL TOMORROW
This woman is known in Medford,
having feigned Injury hrc a year ago
last summer. She was cared for nt
the Hotel Nash. She has a faculty
of spitting blood and going into con
vulsions at will.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.. Doc. 1G. The
Standard Oil company of New Jer
sey and its co-defendants in the re
cent dissolution suit decided in fnvor
of tho United Stntes government are
expected to file an appeal to the Un
ited Stntes court tomorrow.
PALACE HOTEL IS ONCE
AGAIN OPEN TO PUBLIC
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1C The
rebuilt nnd modernized Palace Hotel
Aro' you nwaro tot ovory other may ho bought that vttlnton tho at-
form of artificial Illumination, ex
cepting electric Unlit, oats up the ox
ygon In the air, nnd robs your lungs
and your family's hums of tho
most essential and llfo-glvlng ele
ments of which the air we breathe
Is composed?
Did you over think of that?
A gtiB flame, or aa oil lamp flame, tl,n anything else In tho wide world
, burning in your l.ont0 Is consuming ,H "'t,l "K"t " expenslv,. than
las much oxygen as four adult per- Kn9 or 0,1 ,aM," vv,,01 .vo"
There ! soiw. or tills?
' r . .
That nioniiB Hint If tlinrn nrn Kir "1"-" """
peoplo In your parlor In tho evening:.
and throe burner (gas or oil) nro
alight, the result on tho air In that
room Is tho same as If there woro
eighteen pooplo there.
Fiver go out In the evening to n
most opulent. j card party, or some similar affair,
Kor Instance, the report says: . and stay for several hours In a room
"T,hd deposits. Including govern-' In which twouty or thirty peoplo wor0
ment deposits, held by tho banks, of congregated ami that room llght
the country, aggregate $14, 105192 l.-cd with gna or oil?
DS4. lixclmllug tlioso ot tlio govern- Homember wlmt n Ion. rnlLliltn ...., ,i, i. ,,...
, . , . o "iiuw up, mi if i ii ctii' i it ii w vt nil (in i vm i
mon.s money held by the national rornunht of pure night air your poor with it In quality for a moment? I
banks on April 28, was $.0.401, Mi., lungs breathed in when you loft that' ThinU nf tt i.ritiin,. it. n.i.
,loUB0 Inoes, Its convenience), Its absolute j
Hoinembor what a relief It was? j porfoctlon of quality. !
A gas or oil flame cannot burn I No flickering uncertainties. ,
for n mlnuto in air from which oxy-1
gen has been extracted. j
An oloctrlc light burns In a vacuum
enclosed in nn air tight glass bulb, i
Catch tho point?
Now when you Install
lmllvlilii.il ilonoslts In nil banks ore ! u.-i,. in i. ...... i i
, a..tk i JUIII liuitiv Jt-lll IliU JllQL :iuin-
savings deposits, and In addition over j uB so muci, unsaultnrlness out of
S!,21t.000,000 are time deposits, your komo.
Tho individual deposits subject to i electric light nioro oxwuhIvo
check nggrogato over $C. 960,500. 000 j when you consider this?
demand certificates of deposit over Would you not consider buylnic.
3ti25.000.000. and tho nggrogato of (nt howover cheap a price, a niece of i your temnor.
other minor classifications Is over furnlturo. or drapery, which was un-' And wo could go on for a long
Ons and oil are both expensive n
little neglect n little absent-mind-
odtiPM a trifling act of thoughlleae
noss and you and your family nr
In Imminent danger of tragic, sudden
death.
Is electric lighting more expensive
than gas or oil lamps ulien you think
It over?
Ueihlos If (hero weren't these
rnl and trome-ndous arguments In
favor of oleetrlc light In tho home-
t Medford Iron Works
E. G. rilOWnniOGE, Prourlotcir. .
t
f F can dry and Machinist !
t All t 1 r. of Engines, Spraying Out Ills, Pumps, Uollerx nnd Mn-1
I w i I.. ft.
4CIUIHTY cms in aoutnorn urc tin tor
FAHHiANKS. M0PSE & 00 i
4.44.44. 4. f4.f 4.44.44.44.
1 I !'!. KN Alii. pKihlden
JOHN S t Mi I II 1 n.l,
a I'l.itin. PieMidu.it.
U It KMi. A-h'i ChhIih"
THE MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK
"Th amount of savings deposits
held by all the banks of tli, country
Is $4,920,101,555.
"Tho Information secured relative
to doposlts Is of especial Interest nt
this time, when the adequacy of pres
ent moans for the custody ot thc peo
ple's savings Is under discussion. It
!s rhown that 35 per cent of the total
JAPITAL $50,000
SURPLUS $10,000
! Snfcty boxes for- rent. A general Hanking Hiislnesj transacted.
' Wn solicit your putrunnuo.
No aliadowa on tho book or pnpem.
No chalni to climb on to light It. 1
No matches to tttrlko to light it. ,
No norve-lrrltatlng roar. j
No fus0 or soot to blacken celling!
electric or curtains. 1
No stnlo, unpleasant odorr.
No ennt oil can In tho kltehnn. i
No lamp chimneys to clean.
No lamps to fill. j
No wicks to trim.
No broken down mantels to ruffle!
BUUUNJ3
$315,900,000. der suspicion that It harbored disease
"As fluctuations of deposits In tho germs?
banks of the country from year to 1 Do you consider there Is anv econ-
tlmo yot.
But. wo'll leave It to your own
sense to complete thp list, nnd seo
RESOLVED
The boM resolution for you
to inn I; e U to come in us for
your next Milt, if you wnut
Nomotliing out of the ordiiuir.
We do the bust work and charge
the lowest price.
W. W. EIFERT
Tim ntoauiitiHivu tailor
venr Indicate In a large measur0 eco- omy In buying and using any form t!i0 point. We know P. won't take
nomlc conditions, it Is of Itit rest to
note that since June 30, 1900, in
dividual deposits in reporting banks
inve Increased over 93 per cent, tho
of light (no matter how c'.raply It long
was oncned to the public todav. amount or deposits on tnat uato ocing
mnrkimr the culminntion of the re- j $7,23S,9SC,4G0.
construction of the city in tho re-es-i
tablishmcnt of this hostelry which ' Your store's shnre in tho good ad-
, before thc fire of 190G was probably yertising that is being done in thw
You can sell it if it's ndvcrtisn- the most widely known institution of city is what is determining- its share
Lie. the "Old Town." if the business Hint's being done.
II III
HILL FEARS FOR COUNTRY'S FOOD. I
? r: 'TiMEvalLC "mc wiigp "VHB OAGAMZ&Z NATL I
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CHIEF PROMOTERS OF NATIONAL CORN EXPOSITION AT OMAHA; TWO $1,000 TROPHIES AND
OMAHA, Dec. 1 1. In an address
at tho National corn exposition James
J. Hill omphaslzed tho necessity of
Increasing tho productivity of tho
farms of this country. Ho said in
part;
"Tho true statement of tho broad
general fact which It ia most deslr
nblo that overy one should under
stand Is this: That this country can
not feed tho population which It must
necessarily ha'o within comparative
ly fow yoars if it doos not chango its
agricultural methods, Tho omphasls
CHAMPION EAR OF CORN.
Is all on that conditional clause.
"Wo canuot support our coming
population upon tho crop yield per
acre that now satisfies us. What has
to bo considered, th0 keynote of nil
presont discussion, is not the diffi
culty but tho urgency of tho task. I
"Area is Inelastic. Our public lands
are nearly exhausted. A few moro
years will seo tho last of thorn, And, !
lest thoy should not bo squninlcrod
quickly enough, wo not only offor
them to ovorybody undor conditions
that invito and roward fraud, but
It's a Pleasure
Tudeed to pay your grocery bill
when you deal here for the
It, illi; tllilB CUMULI..
AVhat gives it additional pleas
ure is the fact that you know
Full Value
for your money has been receiv
ed that you are charged with
the lowest prices on thc very
best goods.
It's mutual pleasure doing bus
iness with us.
H
In Case of vSicKness
1MIO N K U 0 ! 1
MEDFORD
PHARMACY
Near I'ost Office All N it'll t iWvioo Free Deliverv
Allen Reagan
The Square Deal Grocers
WANTED
Timber and Coal Lands
ENGINEERING. AND SURVEYING CON
TRACTS TAKEN AND ESTIMATES
FUItKlSIlED.
B. H. Harris & Co.
MFDFORD, OREGON
Office in Jackson County Bank Upstairs
HMCflHE
ant
Why Buy
AN INFERIOR GRADE OF BUTTER TO SAVE ONE OR TWO
CENTS ON THE POUND, when you can got tho host for nlmoHt tho
Hnmo price from your locnl crcurnory Wo don't mix our butter. Ask
your grocer for it and thus encourage homo industry. If your grocer
don't hnudlo it, phone us.
Sweet cream, milk nnd buttermilk doliverod every day.
ROGUE RIVER CREAMERY. Phono No. 2601
REAL ESTATE
Farm Land Timber Land
Orchard Land v
I Residences City Lots
Orchards and Mining Claims
when tho government finds Itself bur
dened with a particularly cholco and
valuable tract of farm land it holds
a lottery and distributes it nmont;
Tom, Dick and Harry, no matter
whethor fanners or speculators, after
thoy havo heon collected from distant'
parts of th0 country b) appealing to '
tho passion for gambling. I
"Tho country, unless thoro shall bo I
n chango, is approaching a tlmo when '
It must Import whoat to meet home
needs. Other food products also lag
behind tho constant new demand.",
the rogue river lanb company
NO. 11 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE
Offers an especially good foothill orchard for a low
price and on good terms. In these days of advancing
prices, it will pay to look into this.
It pays to deal with tho "Man Who Knows." When
the Rogue River Land Company sold tho Tronson &
Guthrie orchard at Eagle Point to the prize winning
owners, four years ago, the salesman, W. M. Holmes,
assured the purchasers those Spitzonborgtrees would
produce the world's best apples, and subsequent events
prove the soundness of his judgment. By tho way:
Did it ever occur to you that most of the men who havo
won out in the Rogue River Valley, bought thoir win
ning orchards through the Rogue River Land Com
pany? W. M. Holmes, Manager, is always at your service
for a good buy.
Medford Realty Co
Rton 10, Jackson County Bank Building
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For the Best
IN THE LINE OF ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, FIXTURES, WIRING
AND DYNAMO REPAIRING SEE MEDFORD'S PREMIER ELEC
TRICIANS,.
FLYNN BROS.
132 WEST MAIN STREET.