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PXGTC FOUR
fEDFORT) MAIL' TRTBUNE, MEDFOUD, QKKfi ON, TUESDAY, .ITNlil I, 1012.
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Medford mail Tribune
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AN INDKPUNMKNT NUWHPAt'MIt
rUHMHURD KVKKY AVTKItNOON
iiAir.i'i niimiAY. iiv THIS
MISDFOllD I'llINTINQ CO.
This Drmocrntlo Times, Tim Merifonl
flinn. tiio nicuioru Trimine, Tlio South
rrn OrcRonlnn, Tho Ashland Tribune
ornco Mnii Triinino liuiiiiinff, :s-j"-:d
North Kir Htreet;
pnnitc, Aimn
30il;
iiomo n
OKOHOn PUTNAM, Editor nml Manneer
He
Entered ns itccoml-clans matter ft
Mmlfonl. OroRon, under tho oot of
March 3, 1879.
Official Paper of tho City of Medford.
Official l'npcr of Jncktion Counts-.
SUBSOBXPTIOK SATES.
One yonr, by mult ......... .f 5. 00
Ono month, by mull .SO
Per month, delivered by carrier In
Mcdford, .Incksonvlllo wid Ccn-
trnl Point BO
Saturday only; by mnll, per year.. J.oo
Weekly, per year ........ 1.50
SWORN OZROUXJLTIOK.
Dally nveraRp for eleven months end
ing November 30, 1911, 2751.
SnU X.caied Wtr United Praia
Slipntchea.
Tho Mnll Trlbuno In on snla at the
Perry New Stand. San Krnnclflco.
Portland Hotel Mown Stand, Portland.
uowmnn rvQvvs o.. I'ortinnii. ure.
W. O. Whitney, Seattle, Wash.
MBUrOBS. oRxaoif.
MctronolU of Southorn Orceon and
Northorn California, and tho faatcat-
Krowlnu city In Oregon.
Population U. S. census 1910 SStO;
estimated. lPiiio.ooo.
Flvo hundred thousand dollar Gravity
Water System completed. Riving finest
oupply pure mountain water, and 17.3
miles of streets paved
Postofflco receipts for year ending
November 30, 1911, show Increase of 19
per cent.
Hanncr' fruit city In Orocon Itojruo
Itlvcr SplticnbcrR apples won uweep
stakes prlzo and title of
"Appl XUmr of the World
nt tho National Apples Show, Spokane,
1909, and a car of Nawtowns won
rim Prise la 1910
nt Canadian International Apple Show,
Vancouver, . u.
rirat Prix In 1911
at Spokano National Apple Show won
by carload of Nowtowns.
Roruo Illver pears brouRht highest
firlccs In all markets of Um world uur
ng tho past six ycar
Write Commercial Club. Inclosing 6
cents for postnge for tho finest commu
nity pamphlet ever published.
XKW POEM Y HAltDY.
Thomas Hardy contributes to tho
Juno number of tho Fortnightly Re
view tho following poem of eleven
triplets, entitled, "Tho Convergence
of tho Twain Lines ou the Loss of
tho Titanic:"
In the solitude of the sea,
Deep from human vanity,
And tho prldo of life that planned
her, stilly crouches she.
Steel chambers, lato tho pyres
Of her Salamandarian fires.
Cold currents thrld and turn ao ryth
mic tidal lyres.
Over tho mirrors meant
To glass tho opulent,
Tho seaworm crawls grotesque,
slimbed, numb, Indifferent.
.Towels In Joy designed.
To ravish tho sensuous mind,
Llo llghtless, all their sparkles blear
ed and black and blind.
Dim moon-eyed fishes near,
Tho daintily gilded gear.
Gaze, querying, "What does all this
sumptuonsness down here?"
"Well, while was fashioning
This ship of swiftest wing,
Tho Immanent will that stirs and
urges everything
Prepared a sinister mato
For her, so gaily great,
A shape of ice, for the tlmo far and
dissociate.
And as the smart ship grew
In stature, grace and huo,
In shudowy, silent distance grew tho
Iceberg, too.
Alien they seemed to bo,
llo mortal cyo could seo
Tlio Intumato welding of their later
history;
Or sign that they wcro bent
Ily paths coincident
On being anon twin halves of ono au
gust event;
Till tho splnuor of tho years
Said, "Now!" tho which each
hears
And consummation comes nnd jars
two hemispheres.
ROOSEVELT TO FIGHT ROOT
AS TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN
OYSTER HAY, Juno 4. Upon tho
scloctlon of tho tomporary chairman
of tho republican national committee
an ay hang tho political fortunes of
Colouol IlooBovolt. Ho decided to
night to'opposo with nil his strength
tho Beating of Senator Root and Is
Hiicd n call to his supporters to stand
by lit in.
Tho colonel's decision to inako a
uq u u io Ihbiio of tho Beating of Root
was reached after a consultation with
IiIh ndvlaors nt Sagamoro 1 i 111 today.
They woro Senators Dixon, Glfford
Plnchot, George W. Perkins and oth
ora. ,
After tho colonel completed his
Btateuiont ho brought up tho tiuostiou
of whether ho In to go to tho Chicago
convention, Ho said ho bolloved now
ho wQtild not go. "I may ronch a
different (IocIbIou If any strong arm
tactics mo attempted," ho added.
REDUCE THE RENTALS
ALONG with the reductions in tho cost ol' living in Mcd
ford that tho public market will accomplish by lower
ing tho cost, ol produce and meal, snoulil come a reuuenon
in rents, which arc too highhigher in many instances
than business will instil y.
The shortage in buildings during the period of phe
nominal growth of the past five veal's, forced rents in the
business district up to exorbitant figures to far in excess
of a reasonable return upon the actual investment. .Many
of the landlords are trying to secure returns upon an in
flated valuation, and by so doing, they are forcing unnec
essary hardships upon merchants and through them upon
the public hence retarding the progress ol the city.
The majority of buildings in the business district are
little better than shacks remodeled with modern fronts.
There are few modern structures. Most of them are owned
by the persons who bought them for small sums years ago
and have owned them since, but now demand four or five
times as much rent as they formerly demanded. As a
result, for the first time in the history of the city, there are
several vacant, stores in the heart of the business district.
Rents in Medford are higher than in Eugene or Salem,
both larger cities. They are almost as high as in Portland.
It is an unhealthy condition and should be remedied, and
the landlords should be longsighted enough for their own
future welfare to see it. nnd voluntarily reduce rentals,
even where they have a lease that works a hardship irpon
the renter.
A. first-class modern, up-to-date store was recently
driven out. of the city because of exorbitant rent and the
entire stock moved and a new store opened in another
town. After remaining vacant for some time, the building
was rented at half the amount or less paid by the firm
forced out. This should serve as a warning to other land
lords, who are likely to find themselves in the same pre
dicament. Merchants who tack on-excessive profits soon kill
their own business. The same holds true of the property
owner who demands unreasonable rentals, which must be
based, upon the business the tenant does as well as upon
the original investment. There is no quicker way to kill a
city than by driving people away by high rentals and
consequent high prices.
WOMEN TO VOTE MONDAY
AMASS meeting of the women of Mcdford has been
called for Saturday afternoon at the Medford theater
to consider the public school situation, select a candidate
and participate m the election for a new school director
next Monday.
This will be the first instance where the women have
taken an active part in an election, and the women of Mcd
ford are going to assert their rights and win the election if
possible.
School elections have in the past gone largely by de
fault. A few friends of the school board or administration
took the trouble to go to the school elections. The men were
too busy and the women not aware of their rights. Bend
issues of o0,000 have been voted by a few score voters, so
little interest was there.
But the season of indifference and apathy is over and
from now on, school matters are promised the attention
they merit.
Heretofore, the people have left school affairs to the
board and the board to the superintendent, and as a result
there has been growing a widespread feeling of dissatisfac
tion with conditions in the school world. Frequent com
plaints bv pupils culminated in a sanitarv survey of the
school buildings by the ladies
and unsatisfactory conditions were reported.. The school
board replied by publishing a statement signed by the
teachers reporting the best of sanitary arrangements.
However, it is only necessary to visit the schools to see that
the fine new school buildings have been equipped with
out-of-date and germ breeding toilets and that water
stands in the basements alter each rain.
J3ut it is not only the sanitary arrangements the
women of Mcdford intend to remedy. There arc other
flaws the' pick in the school fabric. Reform with u big
11 is their object and may their efforts be crowned with
success.
J fere is a chance for the women to prove that the ballot
in women's hands is a good thing and will result in better
ment for the communitv.
Fallacies of Scott's Bonding Plan
To the Editer:
Any child can nsk riue.stions thnt
no philosopher can uuxwer hut it does
not take much learning to refute Mr.
Seott,H crude nod irrational llieoiies
of money and finance, for they ure
contrary to all principles of money
ublabliblied beyond controversy by
applied bcience.
The world's supply of gold regn-
flutcn the value of money by the
chuugcg in the supply and demand for
gold. Whilo 'confidence is maintained
any Mibbtitttte will puss for money
if theio is no doubt that gold can
bo obtained for it on demand SjSlGO,
000,00(10 reserve in the treasury
maiiitaiiiK specie payment ou $2,
000,000,000 of paper money in tho
United States,
The national banks pay u pre
mium of irlKJ for U. S. 'J per cent,
bonds becuuso of their limited iuui
tity and tho fuel that by depositing
bonds under,, the national banking
law thoy can obtain an issue of na
tional hank notes. National banks
uro compelled to keep a gold reserve
of 2.1 per cent, of their circulation
and if the examiners ml them delin
quent thoy 'must go into liquida
tion. The national giceuuuck circiilutiou
of the Greater Mcdford club
is in peri! of depreciation whenever
a panic occurs and moncy kings can
precipitate a panic any time they
desiro that would depreciate all paper
and there is no power thnt could
prevent it.
if the government should should
issue money on county noii-iiitoro-tl
bearing binds us (imposed it would
depreciate government 2 per cent,
bonds ami create a panic that would
depreciate all paper money and put
an end to specia payment,
Tho argument that by increasing
the circulation of paper money to
$8,000,000.01), about 23 per cent, of
the sumo volume of business would
be done on u cash basis which at
present is less tlitiii 10 per cent., is
devoid of common sense or knowledge
of tho function of money. It would
ho no" inoro rediculous to say Hint tho
doniund for wheat would increase
proportionately with tho increase of
bushel baskets.
' The circulation of all paper money
is doing business on eiedlt and 'I
would ho necessary Io define the
meaning of "cash business" and
credit business" before it would bo
poMhle to slnlo the Correct percent
age of each,
Mr. Scott'fc tugumciil iiresonts the.
nnnuinlyi thai ly inctviHiitf tho nso
of credit you reduce tins pereeutuj'e
Of d'CUlt bUrtlUCHH.
K. 1, AM'l.l'KH.
Meilfonl, Juno :i, liU'J.
EIGHT OREGON SUFFRAGETTES
TO ATTEND G.O.P. GATHERING
POim.AN'l), Ore., .Juno -I. - Tho
t'ijjhl young women MitfniKolU'H who
hmo ohtajned tickets to tho rcpuhll
enn mttioiiiiK convention Chienpi,
today ileclnru thoy intern! to tio (horn
ami sec everything there is to ho
seen, tho reputed attitude of certain
Orcuon delegates to tho national con
vention who hnvo received no tickets
and uro thcroluro sightly peeved
notwithstanding.
CLARENCE DARR0W OUTLINES
PLANS FOR DEFENSE
I.OS ANGRLUS, Juno 4. That
ClnrvMice Darrow will make his prin
cipal defense ou tho assertion thnt the
McXnnmrn brothers had agreed to
plead guilty before tho conclusion of
tho negotiations for alleged Jury
bribing was made ovhlont today. A
special session of tho county grand
jury for tho purpose of further Inves
tigation of tho alleged corruption of
jurors by tho MeXnmnra defense was
tho only other Important development
today In tho trial of Harrow.
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
(Continued from ve-lerdav)
Ho It romcmborril thnt it trenlar
term or tlip County Court of Jrkmn
County, Ktato of Qiykoi. Im-kuu nnd hclil
nt tlio Court llouio In JnckximMllo In
sulci County nnd Stale on Yliu'iliiy.
tho 3rl dny of April, 1913. tlio ttntp
fixed by law for the lioldltiK of mild
court, wnon wuro prtwi'iit. Hon. J. it.
Noll. County Judi;e. Jsm Owimi, Conn
tv Conim!nIoni'r. J. V llroun. County
Commissioner. "U". It. Colo man. Clerk nnd
a. Jon. juicrlff
Nlliiiin-Tnvlnr Co. Miiimtlvq for In.
dlKi'IltH it 00
Talent Mtrr;tnillr (V, iitdp!
for Mrs. J C. Cnlilcr. ImllL-mit.
March. 19IS 8 00
.Mm J F.ittlR. core of MIxm .Met
culf. Imllsent IS 00
Nnncy ilm?mnr reuuUr imtlitout
nllouonco. .Milfoil. Hi; IB 00
Allx-rt JotiiiKtou. j-fKUtau iniliEi-nt
ii!lovnnc. March, 1112 S oe
Sttplun CiiriMMilt'r. Mitulur Indi
gent nllowuucp. .Miireh. 1UIJ 10 00
I C. Henry, xipnnn if wh. Hi--rlKor'x
nfflc'.i. OnM Hill illMl .
Mnreh. 1312 - I S6
Anlihind TldliiRH, prjntlni: for u-
Honor's off let' 0.f
M rd ford Mall Trltmn, printing
for Jnrkon Co. .11 0
Herman Hron., Hilplls for iitwuvi.
hoi-" orricn . 9 ;i
I'rM J rick, work on ttltnriit
atund, otc ... . . C Io
Th- ioukIii AtiHtrtKt L TriiMt
Co print for iixxrnjor'n office I on
The Mcrrlvold Shop, mpplliN for
hxx xKor'H off lv ... 1 fir.
PnttuK? MtmnpH for Jcrkitoii Cu 1V 00
V A. Jones. osproHH and oopplliJi
for orriro . . 2 0.
J, II. Haundiry. climwnK ui d -
imlrliiR tjpewrlWTt fr tourt
llOUHO . . i 5 1 Oft
Tlw NorthiM-Hi T-irltiT Co .
typewriter rlldouH.fnr xln-rifrn
of (leu t " "n
JnrkHOn IUh I'oMt iFliillnir and
fvlutloncry foraconaty- of flrern 33.76
JnckxonMlle l'rffir2firTiitJnK for
county ofnclulNj 15 00
W. It olemaiiri, mprvan ou office
mipplliH H!
KiiKii.i Itlver KlKtric Co, IlKhtM
ror J.ilt. March, tai: 3 IS
ltoRtie ISIVT K!lrlc Co, imiuit
for btiickmultli uliop, Murvli,
1912 -. I 01)
ltORlle Klur Il-triP C, eleclrlO
)IkI1 for court Ituuno l.r.. SI
Itoguc Itlver WKtrlo Co, Kwer
for court hoiiw 1 do
Tile Medford Hun, prllltlmc for
county official? . . at.SO
J l'vrcy Well. rUvrvHH on offloa
Huppllei 8.78
I'oHtui TelfKruph-Cahla Co.. nn'K-
futKH for til h i aity.. current ex-
putlKe 2 2b
The Pacific Til A Tel. Co.. court
houtH- telephon bill . IS 00
Medford Hook Store, Hiipplltm tor
UHKeNHor'H office ... C io
Medford Hook Minr. mtppllen for
IIHXeMHIir'H officii 1 9
The Irwln-lldilxnn Co, MUppllvM
for IINKrHHOr'H ufflilM IS 0&
OIiimm & I'rudlioinnii- Co., MiipplleH
for recorder' office 5 00
UluHH & I'rudhoinine Co, Hupplho)
for recorder' offioo 21 10
(JIiimm & l'rudliomme Co., xupplles
for record" m nfflce , 2 11
Ola ft I'rudlioinnio Co.. HiipidleH
for clerk'H ufflce 27 00
Tim IrwIn-lloilMMi Co.. election
HilpplloM for tick's offlc 10K 10
C. W. Hliermim. r-KlMlr voter 7 on
It. I' CowkiII. reKlMtur votvrH t 10
H. Von dor ll.llrii. rwKlxtvr otorH 1 fio
wiirner, Wortinun & (lore, mip-
pile for poor ftirm 36 fio
.1 N I'.tce. poor friu oXteilHe 83.20
IfoiiHton llrox MppleM for poor
Turin . 10 SO
Th Pacific Tl h Td. Co., telo-
Kill for pooi furin . 1.05
Tunlent J-iniK Htore, drus'S, otc.
for poor farm .... - C SO
N. I.. IIIkIi. MackMiiilTliliiK for
poor farm. hIkm 1.00
J. V MIIcIm , jHippiU-H for poor
fnrm ,. 1.00
It. 1 IJurdic, iMiiiplU-ri for poor
furm -.... . 1&9.2JS
ItOKiio Ithcr i;ifdrlc Co., Ilnlit
im ror iioor farm, Ktu. iimh
Murcli. 1&I2
ClnddlM A Ulxoit, wlr fcnco for
poor farm
Afhhind I.Hcrv Hlillilo, team to
takit indigent to poor farm
Mr. Matllo ThonipHOii, hoard of
I'rlxorifrH . ..
Vun It J'liTxon, r pairing tolluls
for court liouHA v. .
I.oiiIh Ciiton, luhor on court Iiouho
yard
9.96
12.30
3.00
8S.29
,1.30
2.25
14.G3
71.05
151 7S
7.20
4.00
2 10
fi.00
MrH. Jmiu .iQhnxton. wiixhlug
(OWl'Ih and lilunkolu for lull.
. Aitkin, duly fruit fiispee
tor's Hiilaiy. March, 1912 .. .
K Kmlth. dntv fruit lliHlica-
tor' Hillary, ret, , 1912
J. W. Mym. ilpty ft ult liiHpuu-
lot' Hulari. Miir, 1912
C. I'. IlrlKHM, atttiidlim cducntlou-
III lllCC'lllIK ,
Wrdhoiu UeoKori, aituinlliiK educii-
tl6nal tiKeiltij; .
Mih. J C I'i mllcton, ulteiiillng
educiilloiiul iniftftlnu
J. C CollliiM, fec-w, actliiK a tru-
ant officer
(Continued on Page 5)
7,
7
JAtiteci
at rouMTAmo.HortLSiOFt ciatvHtnt
Get tho
Original and Genuine
HORLIGK'S
MALTED MILK
'WimicJmttaticn
ThcFoodDrinkforAHAgcs
RICH MILK, MALT GRAIN EXTKAa, IN POWDER
Not in any Milk Trust
UVWUHOf
Tuk a puckujjo lioui
COURT HOUSE NEB
Muit-lnuo Licenses.
Joseph tl. Phlppo nnd UIhIo A. Nye.
' Piolmlo.
Uhiudhtn or Anitctlo K. Wnkoinun,
guardian's bund filed and upprovud.
Heal KNtato Transrei,
Alfred A. Kiillor to Kiln Davl.i,
laud In suet Ion H, tnwiuihlp
It. rniiKO '2 ennt
V. V. DodKO to Arthur O.
Dodge, lots I and 0, liluult '2,
nekuiu'u oiuoihIihI Add., Uold
lllll .v....
(ieo. K. lloudrlcu. to l.ou J).
1(1
Jones, lot .1, Motile 75, Med
ford
J. O. I'M win Hhlpey to U. KreiU
rlekHon, lot 1, block :t, Ken
wood sulidlvlHlou
O. M. Coriiltlus to J. 0. IMwIu'
Shipley, lot 1, block :i, Ken
wood huIiiIIvIIhIou
(Ieo. Irwin to 1 . Wulte. land In
HGCtlnn :i3, tuwiinlilti IIS,
range t cat
U. II. Tuft to Prank l I.odor,
lot H, Idoek a, Gray' Add.
Mcdford .
. C. MuClaln to Win. Curoy, '2
acres In 1). I.. 4:t, township
3S, rnnge 1 wost ,
Ft auk It. Waite to AHhland Or
chard Co., land In tnwimhlp
IIS, range I cat
Krank II. Walte to Ashland Or
10
10
10
10
10
10
chard Co., laud In township
39, raiiKO 1 cant
Carter Land Co. to f II. Walte,
laud In towiiHhlp Itl, range 1
east
Chrltitlan Krctxor to Charlotte
Heed, and In tnwunhlp 117,
raiiRo I! wtmt
Ilonry Humphrey to V. (3.
I'ase, lot 1 1, block 2, Cray'
Add.. Medford .. .
10
10
10
V. H. nltrnum to !'. C. Vatto.
property In block '2, Medford tilitio
J. It. Wright to S. O. Fov, lotM
!, 10, 11, block SI. Medford 10
Ciorturude A. Munro t( J. T.
l.iithiiin. property In CoUuko
Add.. Medford .... Hi
I'm
The
Little
Doctor
Stop that headache. You don't
iHM'd to Hiitfor tho llttlo dootor"
.MneI.aren'H Mimlard Cornto applied
lornlly RlveH tpilek and miro'rollcf
It HtopH tho htriitlnrhe and It ttoex not
affect iliu ItHurt art aliuoHt ovory head
nche dope doen.
Keep Mac l.nron' MiiHtard Cerate
In the Iiouho you can't afford to be
without It' prompt relief for Coldu,
Soro Tin oat, Neuralgia, LumhuKO,
Congealed Mings. U'h cany to apply
and iilwnyH tendy for uxe. Hotter
than a miiKturd plnstet,
Your drugclHt Iiiih It In 2." and 50
cent Jarrt. (Jet a Jar todaj
Insist ou tho Original
MAC L.AUE.NS
U
Q
J
d
ll I lAil lullllffl H hITbIRmI
WILL NOT BLISTER.
Acci pt No Hiilmtltiito
Medford riiarmacy and other driiK-
KlalB.
From Mouth
to Mouth
CajARTXy. vs
our fairio Iuib Hprcad for careful and
ncourato dcntltry. Our palulcmi HyH
term Una mudo uh iiopular. Kklllcd
oporatoru lu extracting, and lu flttlii",
Hlnglo tooth or full HotB, lu flllliiK,
with gold, iplatliiuiu or compoHltlou,
aro nt tho norvlco of tho public, and
our cliai'KOH aro known to bo moder
ate. Lady Atlondant
DR. BARBER
TIIll DHNIWI!
Over Danlols for Dudn. Pacific
Phono 2582, Home Phono 3C2-K
Draperies
W carry u vry complot llrto
of tlraporluB, lana corlolnw, flx
turoH. oto and 4a nil uIuhhqm of
upholMtorlni;. A special man to
loot; uflor thla work exclUHlvoly
nnd will Klve aa Kood acrvlco un
In poHMlhln to cot Ir uvuit tho
larnPHt eltlnii,
WEEKS & M6G0WAN CO,
lltw )1
Special
nit cm to all lieHlnntiin treatment he
fore .lu no Kith, Acute nnd chronic
ration micrmmfully treated, Heforinl
tlcn corrected. Coimultatlou free.
Mei'lmno-TlieniiilntM, Clilroirautoi8,
mid HpoiidylothcraplHtn.
Drs. A. K. mill Lonlso li. Ilcdijcs
alio N. Iiarlletl
Phono, Vaclftc, Main 1171
Next Door to M. 12. Church
PLUMBING
Btoam and Hot Wator
Hoatiug
All Work Ouarnnt.
I'rlcMi IttuinomtMn.
OOFPEEN & PRICE
93 Howard Hlook, Xntxe on flth m
' faoUto 3031. Xoill S4B.
Watch Our Addition
Grow
JTckMOn Mtul Buuunll
Mcdford Realty nnd
Improvement Company
M. r. A II. Go. Hid.
Clark & Wright
LAWYERS
WAHIUNOTO.f, l. O.
Public Laud ktnttnn: Plnnl Proof
Dotort Lnnda, CouttiU nnd illulns
Cniios. Scrip.
MISS FLORA GRAY!
Piano
Instruction
144 South Central Ave.
Studio Phono Main 121 1
Medford Parcel
Delivery
Express and Transfer
TRUNKS HAULED 25c
PACKAGES 10c, lflc, 25c
Phones: Pacific! :072
Home :J51
Mc8oni;or Service-
Good
Investments
100 arret) ou Applccuto, .If. clear;
house, ham, cheap.
100 acrex, all kooiI fruit and al
falfa land; orchard, i;ood hourie and
barn, Ono of lnwt Ihijh lu tho valley,
70 acrim at Kiilo Point, '2U ucreH
pltt ii toil to piHirH; wilt hoII or trade
for Htuall tract near .Mudfonl,
Several Hiuall tractx to trade for
Medford property.
A. J. LUPTON
Cor. Ktvlh mill Kit' SI.
(0000000'K00
You will want a 'Kodak
this summer.
JJetter gel it now while
our stock is
complete.
Medford
Book Store
6
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riLca, cMitotAiNH, rcuoMs, ouHHs, exc,
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TONIGHT
STAR
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air
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I'll tuicti
HOI' AM) WAI.T .STIUCI.Y
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ii
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A military picture with boiiiu renl
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A I IT (M I'ltlNTINO
An edueatlpnal cye-openor
UOItlUMl KOIt IM'IUIY
Another KlileitpllitluK Munuynraph.
Thin U wliere, ou'll oi li I tit at
hlit bunt.
Ali MATH Kit In Soiik
(t)l,OKTIIS, tlio Mimlelnu
AdiulHnlon 10c, Children Cu
MATINIWU IIA1IA'
It will bo here on June II, ', III,
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and euiu: alike
lOc THEATRE XOc
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nmt llnlf of Wtwk
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In ANIMAt, Pl'NOI.OCiY
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IKO.V Minn font of I'tmtiiro Photo Plnys
Spurlnl MutlnooB ovory Saturday
and Hiiuday at '2 p. in,
livening performance, 7:30
BARGAIN
FOR SALE
(li'oalosl aulo bargain or tins
season, 25 li. p. roads! or,
now, run loss Ihan 150 miles.
AVill soil at groal sacrifice.
Home phono :!0l-X or write
JANES BROS.
MORTGAGE
LOANS
iloney on hand at all tiinos
io loan on improved ranches
and city properly at lowest
rales "with "on or before
privilege."
JAMES CAMPBELL
Phone 3231 320 G- -C. Bldg.
A SNAP'
Ofl ncroH, kIx mllcu from Medford,
Reed grudoil road crosana tho tract,
all froo unit, at $G0 pur aero, ft 000
will handle, onoy tornu on balauco,
Part It) crook bottom laud, nuUablo
for alfalfa, Several nprluKfl on tho
placo. Tlinhor cuoiikIi to pay for tho
tract. No hulldlnER. in tho ((tiffin
crook dlHtrlct.
W.T.York, Co.
NEW THOUGHT MEETINGS
Aro Hold in Moohu Hull ovory
Tliui'Hdny nt !l p. in. Kvoryhody
Invited.

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