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MEPFOUP MATf; TRimJNTi, MEDFORD. ORKOOX, THURSDAY, ATTfJUST 7, '1D1.1.
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DELEGATION
FR
GOOD
ROADS
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UREKA
MEETING
DELAY ACTION ON HEAT WAVE GRIPS
PROPOSED
SHOOT
Will lliu I'lii'lfiit liljjliwny lutftN
!liriiiili .liii'lfKiiii county? Will II hit
mIiiiii; Hid iiiiiI of Him I'nrific, or will
ll tin mi inlitilor Iilfliii.v7 Tim ( Ih
mi liiiMirtiiiit iM'llnii.
On tin) 'Jlllli r IIiIh iuoiiIIi (lie I'm
ciriii ciiimI hIiiIin will linvit n jiini
iowIh iiii'i'linu' In he lit'ltl nt tlix clly
of ICnrt'ldi, Cnl, At UiU iimtHiil' tin
if .1.. ..it t ..
i')imi in irriiiiiMiii( loi'itimn iii Mil'
Purl fin hluliuiiy will likely m ilclrr
inini'il. 'I'lii'iii nil' ninny HHcm nml
Inwnn In fnliftiriiiii, Ori'cnii nml
WiiHliinutiiii wlih'li liiivn in iiw for
tlii'ir iixi'IiinIvh iiilvnnlnni'H Ilin Incii
tiim o T HiIh liijliu-iiy.
It Ix bmwii Hint IIiimk In ii hImmik
innviuiii'iit on fnnt In loimtit tlilrt
IiI;Iiviiv iin llic i'iiuhI. TIii'ik h now
a uiinil nuiil frmn tln citv of Iti-il
lllnff, Cnl., to tlio city or Km
It In I In' iiilriil of ninny In I'xli'iul
HiIh hiiiiIIi fmiii llnirlin, imrlli In
CrtmiM'iil City, lliyni'o tn Mnrnli
fii'lil, liulli iiwiiint; rnllnmil tiiniiimi,
llivnri' In Nrviiiil, 'I'lilriln, Snlrin
Mini I'liillnnil. II Ih Nlntcil tlinl
Htrniiir ili'liyntlniiH will ho mi Iniiiil
at thin ini'i'liim fnmi lln-wi' jijik In
iiilvni'iitn tlin iiilniiiu of lli'm innli'.
In HiIh nvi'tit, if Mirli a rnnli' ix
nilniitt'il. Slnkiynn county, in Cnli
furniu, mill .IncliHiin cniiiitv. in Ore
nun, wnnlil tin li'fi hiuli ami dry.
SUkiynu ami .liu'Ltuui rotinlii'
rrpri'Hi'iil n Inrucr ioiiilntliiii llinu
all Him I'iniiitli'H liclwmn Itnl Itlnl'f
ami .Uurxlifii'lil, htm morn niiliiral
mining, ni;rii'nllnriil ami Imrlii'iil
tiirnt ri'wmin'i'H, Iiiih llic oiiIv Hcctiic
rnnli' Im'Iwi'i'ii I'nrlltiml ami Sim
Fnini'Iini, In Ih'IIit nliln ami ciiiii
l"'il to innintnin hiicIi a liigliwn'
limn all tlic nllii'r miintii'H, It ii,
iih firnt i'iinlrniilnti'il, llic nnlv "rni'
lii'il inlnml nnili' availnlili'. It wiik
ni'vrr inti'inli'il In Iik a count route.
It lliiTrfurc IhIukivc .larltMiin
rminty In u''l up ami laki nnliiM'.
A Mrtuiu ililck'nl'' rciri'nrnlinu
.lackHiin ami Sikiymi i-ouiilliw, well
Imrki'il liv IIh rilirriiM, hIhhiIiI at
ti'inl llii' ini'i'lini;. xlinnM hIiow up
tint iui!nki likrly In In' ininli' in
nilipptini; tin piTiimiii'iit lilulnwiv.
fll'.O. ). MOOS.
llrnrn l.n linn linn kiiiio nliroiul to
(III na iMiKnKmni'iit In l.nmlnii
ROAD TO AGATE
A ilcli'cnllnii of nim-licrM ami in
ti'ii'wlcil imipi'ily nwni'iH eiillnl on
lliu uoiinlv rniirl Tlmrxilnv in Im
half of nml nniiiNl tin1 pi'litinn r
ii'iitly piiiKciili'il iiHkiiiK n miw rmul
fimn ItlvrrHlile iliivc at tlm Tnvlnr
plni'i) nm Hi of Dm I'n.'lfii! & l'nl
I'ln 1'iimfilni;, ni'i'iiMH llinr cici'lj nl
iihimI Hlniiulit noilli lo n I'liiinriliiin
willi lliu pri'Ht'tit nuiil tlinl, ttiriiini;
wi'Ht fnmi tlm I'otintv loml til Hie
I'ii'kcl ini'liiiril, atiuli'i tmrlliui'itciv
ly arminil I In' lilnlT, xkiilinc Hear
nri'i'lc to ii junction with llm AkiiIh
rmul. Tint prnpnNi'il rnnil will
Klmrli'ii I In' iliMliinrn nnw Iravclril
iii'iulv (wo niiliM nml iiinldi a hIiiuI
imiL to Mi'ilfniil for riwiili'iitH of a
liuun Iciiilory. It wiih pi'lilioni'il
for liv nvrr 'J00 rilictiM.
Tlm vIcnvcrH iiimln a fnvoralilo ri
pnrl, plni'iiii; Dm iliiiniirH o lie ii"
hchmi'iI a .'fl.'KIO. 'I'lin mlvoiwili'M of
Ilin nuiil with ri'pr"i'iil'il liv Attor
ni'V I!. Iv. Ki'lli'V. tin1 ri'inniihtrntoi'N
liv Attnrni'V I. ViiwIit, wlm
I'lnlmi'il iliiinin.'1'M for Ii!h i'IIi'iiIh ix
I'l-i'iliiiK $7000.
No ni'linn wiih liikrii h (lie conrl
oilier tlnin n I'nntiminm'i'. The
ronnlv Hiirvi'vnr wiih iiiHliiii'lnl to
Ncrnri' 'Htiiniiti'n on tin' mail to Me
AiiiIii'wh fonl or I lit .liii'liwnii liriil'i,
iiiHli'ttil of ii ni'w iTOHxim:. iiii
liillin; liriiluini; lli'iir cri'i'k.
PETROSKEY TO FIGHT
M'ALLISTER TONIGHT
SACRAMENTO VALLEY
HACHAMKNTO, Cnl., Aur. 7. I-ot.
IowIiik yuHtnnliiy'R tnrrlil wnv, tint
lonil wi'iillmr Iniri'iui toiliiy IioIiIh out
llttln linpn for Imimiilliitn rollnf to
hunt Hiiffurnrn In Itiii Hncrmminlo val
Iny, nml at U oVIock tlio toiiiperuturi:
rni:lHlini'il HI,
Tlio innrniiry nliirlcil nonrltiK onrly
jTMtunlny nml nl U n'clork tlm tlior
inoinotiir Ntnoit nt 80 ilncrucR.
At noon It wiih DO nml at 2 o'clock
Hiicrainctito nml vicinity Hwnlloruil
with thn innrciiry nl 100, tlm hottoxt
In i'li:lit yourn.
At Chlro nml othnr vnllny point
In thn hcnt r.onn im lilli iin I0H wnri
icrorili'il nt .'I oVIork yi'Htonlay.
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KAN I'llANCISCO, Cnl.. An jr. 7.
llnHi Snilor IM I'rlm-ki'V nml Koli
Mi'AlliMtiT linvn finihlii'il tln-ir Iriiin
iiiK uriml for toinoriiiw niulitV -0-nniml
limit Iiitc, nml now will Inki'
Hiintrn i'iihv until Itifi-rrc .lim (Irif
fin tO'tnU Hirm in llirir jonrm'.v. At
tin' i'Iihii of yihliTiln'rt workout
.McAllister tippeil Ilin licntn at ll!0
miiiiiiIh. IVInmki'.v'rt weight wax
KJcn out iih l.'ll poumlu. Oililx 10
In II on .Mi'AHixtcr.
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S7500 ON THE WAY
I.OK ANOHI.KS, Cnl., A. 7. -Ail
Wiilu'iinti Iuih inmln iinotlicr move
in IiIh ifj.ri,0li(l ct Ncennrio uinl iih ii
rcHiilt I'romntcr Tom McCnry." in
walcliiuir llic innilH tmlny for a tet
ter WoIuiihI cluiiim in on tin) way
ceulninim: .f7rU0 In lie mlilcil o Hie
inoui'v tin' llutcliniun Iiiih iwihItiI with
McCnri'v for a hMc he with Will.c
Itilchic.
"WoIlmihI Iclephoncil inn Hint In
Iiiih imiiliil im Hie iiioucy," Hiiiil
McCnri'v tmlny, "hut I linven't re
ceived it vet. I'cihupi it will ciiiih'
liefon.' nilit.' '
ICAKHAH CITY, .Mo,. Autr. 7.
limit ni'liool frnlernitich arn indirtct
ly lilmncd Ii'th today for tlm denth
of Mihh Mela Zook, ii(,'ed IH yearn,
of llic Wl.'flport llill iseliool, ok a
rcHiilt of a criminal operation. Dr.
l-'nhiaii Pratt ami Dr. Jmoh Hull
nm held on a fccoml ilrrcii clinruo
of tmuiKlutii'lilcr.
I'roliihition of duneeH ami pnciul
enlerliiininciitu, except umler tlio
clinpeiomiKc of imtlruetorM, in urged
lodny iih a rcHiilt of tlio tragedy.
The ciiho alno Ih c.xpeeted to rwnilt
in the introduction of Hex hygiene
into the Hchool ctirrieulum. Sixteen
Iiovh arc involved in llic Zook ciihc.
1'iohcculor Jim'oIih muh he ii deter
mined to puuii-li the guilty party.
GARRISON
NSPECTS
ABANDONED
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EDNA
GOODRICH
TO
WAIr,A WAIiA, Wniili , Aur,. 7.
Hjiurnlnt; tlio (iiitouioljllon which wcro
wnlllni,' at tho trnln, Secretary ol
War Carrlnon, Major Central W'ooil
nml party who nrrlvod Hi In rnnrnlne,
walked nix htockH to thn liotol for
lirenkfant. KnrortPil hy a roiamltti.'c'
from tin- Comiaorclnl club tho wnr
nonrotary nml Oemirnl Wood lnpec
teil tho nlmndoncil pout hern bill
would not nay whether or not tho post
would ho re-Karrliioncil.
At noon thn party wore KiieaU ol
tho roinomrclnl club nt luncheon.
Tho purly loft here nt .1 o'clock
HoIko ami will double back from
thorn to Hpoknno.
Tho council rcucrves tho right to re
ject nny nml nil blilii.
Dated AURimt Ctli, 1913.
Kli.MHH T. FOSS,
Recorder of tho City of Meilford,
Oro.
WED
ENGLISH
DUKE
GET-CROP MONEY
AtuniiK thn ptnyiTii to nppenr In
tho Aimirlrnn produrtlon of "Thn
Whip," tho Krent Knitllxh rncliiK
meloilrniun, tiro Ilnrbort Ktenth nml lt,
Mm. ('cell llnlulKU, thn wim or
nulhnr
thn
l'OWTI.AND. ()r.. Autr. 7.- K. A.
Wylil, viccprcHideiit of the Security
Suviugs A; TriiKt ciimpnny, is under
appointment tmlny by Hie Portland
Clearing IIoiim' uMociutiou to con
fer with Sectetnrv of the Trrnnnry
McAdoo over the dihtrihution of
$.'0,0(10,(1110 government iiiiiiIh to m-
lii'e nminniiil tciiHion ineidcut to
run miivi'iiii'iil. ItiuiL'nrM from
lull ocr the country will ho prcxeut
nl the conference.
NIJW YOIMC, Aug. 7. Kdnn flood
rich, one of Nnt (loml win 'a former
wiveK. is in New York today after
a three mnutliH trip abroad, during
which time, nhe xuyg, hhe liecnme
cugnged lo nu Knglixh duke. The
uelrcHA refused to reveal hi-i nninc,
explaining that the engagement hud
not been formally miuouuci-d.
10 WED HER LOVER
SAN FRANCISCO, Cnl., Aug. 7.
Traveling TiOOO mi I oh from
Shanghai because hIip wants to wed
A. F.xhngen. a traveling auditor
for thn Stnmlnfd Oil compnny, ami
willing to travel .'1000 mom to attain
her end, Miss Wynne Cnmpbell ar
rived here today on the liner Shinyo
Mnru.
Miss Campbell mnde the journey
to nsk penui-ihioti of her parents (o
mnrrv IvHljagen, and if they eoiiFent
will leave tdiortlv for New York to
heroine Mm. Kshngen. The young
woinnu met Ktihitgen while Hhe wan
employed an a Htenngraphcr in the
Standard Oil office nt Slinnulmi.
GUNBOAT SMITH'S WIFE
HEIR TO $10,000 ESTATE
SAN I'llANCISCO, Cnl., Aug. 7.
-Mm. Hliuor Smith, ex-wife of
I'ugilist Ounbont Smith, todny eame
into tho tidy Hum of . 10,000 when
n piece of property, pnrt of tho 'ft
title of (he Inle .Mnry Ilerliliy, wuh
Hold nml tho nnle confirmed before
Judge Snrgcnt. The whole of the
llerliliv entate goes to Mm. Smith,
who wiih n relative of the decedent.
.Vol Ire of S'.tlo of Tmproiement ItooiN
Tho city council of tho city of Mod
ford, Oregon, will receive itcalod pro
poHalH for the purchnio of $2,000.00,
C per cent, ten year Improvement
llomlH, (optional after thn (Init year).
at a meeting to be hold Atiguit lltb,
1913.
All bids must bo accompanied by
certified check equal to G per cent of
(lie amount bid for,' paid check to bo
forfeited to tho city In cam tho bid
m ncccpteii ami the bonus aro not pur
ehnxeii In accordance with said bid
within twenty days after notlco of
acceptance.
The nbovo bonds will bo sold for
tho highest price obtnlnablo but not
for less tbnn par and accrued Inter
est. All bids must bo filed with mo at
my office In tho City Hall, not later
tlinn 4. 30 p. in., August 11th, 1913.
Itcolutlon
Ho It resolved by tho city council of
tho City of Medford, Oregen:
That It Is tho Intention of tho coun
cil lo Iny n 0 Inch water mnln on Knst
Klnventh street from Wlllntnetto ave
nue to Ashland nvenue, and to nssess
tho cost thereof upon tho property
fronting on said portion of said street
In proportion to tho frontage of suld
property.
The rounrll will meet at tne council
chamber In tho City Itnll In said city
on tho lOtli day or August, 1013, nt
7:30 p. m., at which tlmo nil protest
flftnlnst the laying of said water ninlit
on said portion of said street and tho
assessment of thn cost thereof ttpon
tho property fronting thereon will bo
heard.
Tho foronolng Resolution war pass
ed hy tho city council of tho City ot
Meilford on the nth tiny of AiiRitst,
1013, by thn following vote: Porter,
aye; Mitchell, nyn; Htrwnrt, aya;
Campbell, nye; Millar, aye, nml Hum
morvlllo, nbsont.
Approved August ntli, 10111.
Attest: V. W. KIFKIIT,
K. T. FOSS, Mayor.
Clly Itecordor.
Draperies
We carry a very complete Una of
ilrTl.n. laco curtains, flxliim. t&,
and On ull clasnra of upliolalerlne. A
sim-cUI man to look mflrr this work
rxclunlvcly anil will Klvo as rood
svrvlcit aa la noailbla to k1 In avao
the lar'st clttra.
Week3 & McQowan Co.
Siskiyou Heights
Now is the time to make selection of lots and
tracts in this magnificent residence district.
SEE
JOHN A. TORNEY
ROOM 1, PALM BLOCK
University of Southern Oregon
Those who register their names between the fourth
and twenty-fifth of August as prospective students in
ihe College of Liberal Arts can have the course for
twenty-five dollars per school year. Nino months
course in law forty dollars. Hygiene with special in
struction in nursing, twenty-five dollars. Horticul
ture, twenty-five dollars. Musical course in Conser
vator' of Music, twentj'-fivc dollars per school term.
Commercial course in business College sixty dollars.
Now is the lime to register your name and receive
the great advantage of a high-class college training
at the smallest cost. This opportunity is yours only
nntill August twenty-fifth. Prospective students in
these departments will write to the Kev. R. AV. Mac
Cullough Ph. IX, President, Medford, Oregon.
Prospective students for the College of Music and
Pine Arts will write to Professor Gerard Taillandier,
Dean of the Conservatory of Music, Medford, Oregon.
Students out of the city can secure board and room
ot low rates in Christian homes. One large furnished
house of ten rooms can be occupied by young meu for
twenty dollars per month. For information write to
W. T. D. MACCULLOUGH, A. B. REGISTRAR.
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Summer Clearance Sale of Shoes
KIDD'S
221 East Main
KIDD'S
THE GREATEST MONEY SAVING EVENT OF THE YEAR. NEW, CLEAN, SEASONABLE SHOES AT COST OR LESS. THIS SALE
WILL MAKE YOUR DOLLARS DO DOUBLE DUTY. THE SEASON HAS BEEN BACKWARD AND RATHER THAN CARRY OVER ANY
SUMMER SHOES WE HAVE DECIDED TO CLOSE THEM ALL OUT AT COST AND LESS THAN COST. THIS MEANS THAT YOU WILL
BUY HIGH GRADE, SEASONABLE SHOES FOR LESS MONEY THAN THE SAME SHOES COST TODAY AT WHOLESALE. ALL MEN'S.
WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S OXFORDS AND LOW SHOES OFFERED ON THIS SALE WILL BE JUST AS GOOD A YEAR FROM NOW AS
THEY ARE TODAY. BUT IT WILL BE BETTER FOR US TO SACRIFICE OUR PROFIT, THAN TO CARRY OVER FOR ANOTHER SEA
SON. IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY SHOES AT THESE PRICES EVEN THOUGH YOU MAY N OT NEED THEM NOW. PUT THEM AWAY
AND USE THEM LATER. MONEY SAVED IS MONEY EARNED. .......
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Sale Starts Monday, August 4th, Closes August 1 6
Men's Oxfords at less than cost. ITanan's Oxfords in patent, gun
metal and tan leathers. u'.HO very latest up-to-the-minuto stvlo
at t ?4.'95
TToward & Foster company's Oxfords in all leathers and all thfs
latest styles including tho new English lasts in black and tan, alsOj
the new high, broad toes. $r."00 all leathors, tan and black $3.65
.T.R Tilt, Howard & Paster $1.00 Oxfords in velour, gun metal
calf and gonuino Russian calf leather, both button and laco, all this
Reason's latest styles and patterns to solect from : $2.95
200 pairs Men's $1.00 and $5.00 Oxfords in broken sizes, both but
ton and laco in all leathors, ovory pair will wear liko iron....5pl.95
Women's Oxfords and White Button Shoes at cost. $1.00 Wom
en's Oxfords and Pumps, patent, whito nubuck, tan and gun metal
calf, tho latest styles $2.95
Your choico of $3.00 and $3.50 Button and Laco Oxfords in all
leathers $2.35
$2.50 Button and Laco Oxfords in patent, gun metal and glazed
kid, to be closed out at $1.95
200 paii-s Oxfords and Pumps, good styles, all leathors, button and
laco, worth np to $-1.00, your choico $1.95
25 reduction on all Children's Button and Laco Oxfords,
ono and two strap Sandals, all leathers. j . jt.,.
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Two Weeks Beginning' Aug'. 4. First Come First Served
KIDD'S 221 East Main Street MEDFORD, Ore.
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