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T11K MKHFORf) MATTiTRrBTTNTF. Al'WWn 0?pOOX, SUNDAY, DJ5OKiM.13.I0R 26, J909. 7 4 SUIiML ARU mtSUHAU CHRISTMAS THE WORLD' OVER. oorporuliuiiH nun brokerage houses tniiilu an exceptionally lavish liHlri- (Continue from imgn i.) I hntion of inoiiov anmiiK their cni- ployt'OH, mil thiH viiiir. I Mo iiNiial com in 1 1 1 ot Christmas In Rome. ABORING m .a a . . a. a a . . . a it il.. ! I Sam (IIimkow i homo from Hullo "mm!" IM" v,m""M k ARE BUNCOED ImiIIh fur llin luillilii vh. i ( HOlit'jl tuiiilM Jdr (liHliiliillioii to the Mr. and Mm. J. K. Iluttily niul clill- omployorM on Christmas, and tho tlron liavtf anno to Hiiokano. tholr hrokors responded with Ihoir cusloin- (form or homo, lo opoiwl llio holldnvn ry Kenorosily. .with Mr. Hiiilily'ii paroiitu, MIhh Alloa Kldor 1h (Iiu uohI of Mr. and Mih. I). MoKlllnp, of Con- i I Ml I'oitll. Mr. ('. .!. Hutchison and dnuuhtor, Mins I'Vrn, who havo boon in Port land, whoro MIkh llutohlson In ooin- Chrlstmns In tho South. NKW OKIiHANH, Doe. 10.A1 thotich II lacks tho rigorous oliinuto iiHiially aHHootaloi) wilh ClirisltiinH, tho Southland waH nonu tho Iuhh on -thiiHlaHtio in I(h observance of tho day, and tho celebration wan fully tip HOMH, Doo. ilf, J'opo 1'iiiH supnt, a ipiiot C'firiHt niKK. Tho usual re I if?- ' " Idiih coioinouioH were hold, after ' iu-mih Frills Pnnnle Ari Arnnsml Over Continued Shipment of Men to Work on plolhiK hor mimical oduoatlon, are to tho joyotia Hlandard Bet by pant npoudiliK tho holiday) in Modford. hofida.VH in Dixie. Tho Christians Mr. and Mrs. (loo, Howard Hpout trado in this city has been vory Hut ChriHttnaH with friondH in Central Point. Geo. J. Kitdior, of Ashland, spent Friday niht in Modford. V. It. Hhondu and family, or Afor rill, Oroitnn, aro visitors in Modford. ,1. I'almor, of Woodvillo, In in Mod ford for tho CtiriHttnnHtido. II. M. Whitman, of KmkIo Point, wan a Modford vitdtor Friday. iHfactory and will far surpass in volume that of Inst year. Greeks Celebrate. ATHKNH, Doc. i!r,.Fcliv!tios on a larpi hoiiIo marked tho celebration yesterday of tho flllh anniversary of tho birth of King Goorgo I, and tho celebration extended over today. Dinner for 250,000. which IiIm boliuoHH received llio folic itatloiiH of the cardiualH and other dignitaries of the church. Hundred of haudHom'o and costly jjiftu from all over tho world woro received at tho vatioau today, but (ho popo found greater pleaHiiro in (ho inexpensive presents of (ho poor. At tho Quirinnl palace tho king held a lavish celebration of tho an mini holiday. A Christmas troo par ty will bo hold tonight for tho chil dren of everyone connected with the court and (ho royal hoiiHchold. Tho IndicH and gentlemen of tho Court to day received handsome presents from tho king and queen. Kaiser, Broke, Is Liberal. HKKMN, Dec. 2ft. Wilh bin nn nual income of $10,000,000 ho ox hauHlcd by cxtrnvaganco that ho is on tho verge of bankruptcy, Emporor Mr. and Mix, F. A. Miss aro spend- NKW YOItK, Doc. 2G.-AccordinK,.",ll,nm .nilow P?veny to iug Christina In AHhland with (heir to officialH of tho Salvation Army, no t'"lu"uro, w" n'mi 'naimas daiiKlitor. loK than a (pmr(er million people lHtnbut on. Mounted on n bu; r.. v ii ii. ..i i 'imr ook todav of t bo bountv of t ... "u,BO ",8cr uam.oo iOl,.l!... 1 i M ! i t . Clirlrttiaas Iioiiho party at her homo two mlloH wohI of Modford Friday. Anioni IIioho who enjoyod Mm, llan ley'fl iioHpitality woro: Mr. uud Mr. Road. KLAMATH FALLS, Or., Dec. 2G. Tho pcoplo ot thin city aro tbor-' ougbly arouacd over tho charges bo-1 lng dally tnado by laborcrn sent to j Erickson & Petersen's railroad con Htructlon catnpn hy C. H. liannen &' Co., of Portland, and Murray & Ready of San Francisco and Sacramento, j Bodies of men orrlvo every day and bodies of men aro discharged. Thoy. pay $2 apleco for tho prornlsc of1 work. Thoy arrive hero after dark, I tho train Is duo at Klamath Falls at 5:30 p. m., and tho nearest railroad camp Is flro miles from tho city. Their bedding, If thoy havo any, has, not accomaplncd them, but Is do- talncd at Weed for a day, so on the ' night of their arrival they havo to Columbia Hams and Bacon HOW CAN YOU HAVE A MERRY CHRISTMAS IF YOUR HEALTH IS POOR? GOOD, WHOLESOME MEATS, PREPARED FROM THE BEST OREGON STOCK AND INSPECTED BY UNCLE SAM'S OFFICIALS WILL GIVE YOU THE TRUE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS. (own in tho country. In Now York todny'a dinner wan L. P. Hubbard mid daughter. MIhh nro "rai man ovor ooioro, ana no Mnriruri't, Mr. and Mr. Nowhall and i Snlvatlon Anny at CbriHtmnH dinnorMithroU''u lbo rnnd Imrk at Sn,w "d a placo to Hleep. Tho kind hold today in every larjjo city and Jfr. Dnygolt. E. II. O'Hair, of (ho Arm of Thomp son & O'Hair, of tho Hoguo Hivor I.nnd Company, of Woodvillo, Hpout ChriHtmiiM day in Modford. ci, distributing freshly minted ten and twenty mark pieeos auion alt tho poor people ho met. Although bis magnificent scale of hungry man, woman or child wna ro-,"J',nK ,,,nB ,cU ,u,u V"r to Oispose fused a miuaro meal. Tho collectioiiH 101 " I,UH'. cnHUt8 ?na 1,10 "oiaort royal pniaco, and even caused the crown princess to sell soino of her most valuable diamonds, tho Qcramn imperial family celebrated Christmas this your woro very largo. London Deserted. LONDON. Dee. 2ft. Dritnin'H mo- tropolis prcsont iu ti, with all tho frovor of former years. It. W. Paxon, of Central Point, was l,millli riirSuimna trs., I ThousnndH utwn (housnnds of dol- nmong tho out-of-town people who 01 Alnrnn.lm. M.n lrin n,ilftrH woro npent by tho gaiser in pro- woro shopping with Modford mor- ,irice8H of WnlcH and tho memberfl chants Friday. 0f (j10 court i,nvinK gono (o tho coim- E. C. Onrdnor and F. J. Shaoffor, try. Emnlnting (ho royal example, (ho of Talent, woro Modford visitors Fri-! nristocratio families, as woll an (ho day. jwcok-ond "trippers" and all sorts and A. J. Klurn, of Tablo Rook, was n conditions of pcoplo, left for country Mettford business visllor Friday. homes, where Christmas was eclobrat- Forest Kdmondos, of tho firm of ' ' 'J'0 old-fashioned English stylo. . . I 111 fill lit 11. !n T... 1 .1 I. .. Emeades nm,. m connned o his I " """ ..K.n...i u.u homo with n sovoro attack of rheumatism. Mr. and Mrs. Eugono Savage, of Olendalo, aro hero spending ChriHtinns with relatives and friends. Mr. Sav age was for several years employed 1y tho Iown Lumber & Ilox Compnny. W. H. Wyman nnd O. S. Jamos, of Ashland, are Modford visitors today. Attorney II. K. Ilanun, Jr., of Jack sonville, was in Modford Christinns. H u t'u m Colo and It. Hooves, of Coles, yulo log is humiug. From Snndring ham totho humblest residence, rein tives are scattered throughout tho rest of tho year, gathered (o spend (ho English Dinner. T ('!llVmnfn Ihn Euglish Christmas. It is ostimatod that a million and a half porno ns M)iircd out of Iondnn yesterday. To those who witnesed tho Innondous rushos at, every station tho wonder was (hat any ersous could bo loft (o pcoplo London. Hut the exodus loft no npprccin- Cnl., spent Christmas day in Modford. Jblo mnrk in tho streets, which aro Horace N. Evans, of Grants Pass,, thronged with other millions of was among those who spent Christ-j Christinas sightseers. pent by the gaiser in pro paring for Christmas, and nil tho royal families of Europo received costly presents with his compliments. Tho distribution to inemberu of bis own family will placo in tho ovoning, when tho cmoporor nnd empress and thoir .children will gather about tho 1-1 tarccs in PoUidam palace. Ail tho servants wore remembered, as woro tho soldiers of William's palace guard. hearted pcoplo havo hoipou many others havo sought a night's lodging In tho pall. From othors they hear of tho prac tices of tho contractors, but, having no resources, aro forced to walk out' to the camp, and usually aro obliged to trmop from one camp to another I seeking work, the lout camp being flf- teen miles from tho first. If em ployed, they aro allowed to wory one or two days, when another body of mon arrives and they arc discharged ' to giro tho contractors a chance to' omploy tho newcomers. They get thlr time, and after being charged for board and hospital fees, find as a rulo that they have 25 cents com-, lng, for which they recelvo a time) check. They havo paid $2 cash, traveled j hundreds of miles, worked two days,, and recolve thcreforo the munificent) sum ot 25 cents. There Is no other work for them, this is tho coldest wlntor known here for years, and thoy aro turned adrift In a strange,' undeveloped country, without money, friends, bedding or hope. It speaks, woll for these victims of human ra- paclty that, so far, not ono of them has commlted any depredation in inns iu Modford O. W. llnrtli of Los Angles, Calif., nu export mining engineer, is iu this oity on tho lookout for suitable min ing property. Mr. Hnrth represents n considerable amount of Southern California nnd ensteni capital and is looking for property suitable for hydraulic work. Ho has several dif ferent properties now undor consid eration. Mrs. Conrad of Grand Junction, Colorado, is in Modford, visiting hor laughter, Mrs. C. J. Goer. Georgo Ilordoaux loft on No. VI Saturday night for Eugono whoro his wife is vory ill. Ililley Mullor is ovor on tho Applo gate on a short businoss trip. Tho installation of officors in Modford lodgo of A. Fi & A. M. will bo held Monday ovoning. Col. F. L. Ton Velio spoilt Christ mas day iu Central Point whoro ho en joyed a hugo Christmas diuuor with friends. Clarence Snyder of tho C. II. Sny dor Motor Car company will spand today in Ashland, tl is roportod that Roy oDan hns been signed to moot n husky lad from Talent iu tho noar future. I-rank I'.vans lett rrnlny ovoning to spond Christmas with his relatives iu MoMiuvillo, Jamos It, Kolly, tho Mail Tribune's loasod wiro man, loft Friday ovoning for Oakland to spond tho holidays with frionds. Host of the cabinet officors nnd diplomats left Loudon. King Ed ward and Queen Alexandra, with tho immediulo royal family, gathered at handringhaiu paalce, whoro Christ mas was celobrnlcd in (ho usual manner. Their majesties closely ob served nil of (ho Chrislmns customs I hero was u Christmas troo for (ho royal children, around which throe generations mot, as privately as royalty over moots, to enjoy a ty pical homo Christmas. At tho same time nono of tho dopedauts were for gotten. Tho king nnd tho queen .lis tributed their largest among the ton antry of Sandringham and through' out tho United Kingdom whoro thoro aro most' deserving charities. HOTEL ARRIVALS. At Tho MooreJ. H. Walden, Q. P. Loaoh, W. E. Cntorlin, 13. A. Hurley, C. E. Daily, Portland; E. Ravage and wife, Gleiidnlo; C. Thompson, Enst Portland; O. II. Gifford, Saornmontoj C. W. Howlnnd, Los Angolos; W. II. Wyman, A. 8. James, Ashland ; C. S. Murphy, Portlnnd; D. Franklin, Oak land, Cnl.; A. J. Khun, Tablo Hook; HufiiH Colo, II. Hooves, Colon, Cnl.; F. J. Shaoffor, E. C. Gardner, Talont; H, II. Paxson, Coutrnl Point. At Tho Nash F. W, Dufour, Ornny Lako, 111,; H. B. Conovor, Hub hard, Or.; Horaoo N. Evans, Coutrnl Point; Leonard Cox, City; C. Thomp son, Abordoon, Wash.; O. F. Hiddy, City; Geo, J. Fisher, Ashland; J. It, Day, City; W. P. Hhoads and family, Morrill, Or.; O. Panky, Cent ml Point; H. S. Hubbard, J. A. Hondix, Ash laud; E. II. Dowors, East Portland ; J, Putnam, Woodvillo; H. M. Whitman, V, 0. Cayniotor, Eaglo Point. Good Times on Coast. SAN FHANCISCO, Dec. 25. If miy vosligo of a financial stingonoy was left ovor for this, it is not in evidence in this part of tho coun try. A tremendous voluino of Christ inns business has boon transacted in all tho coast cities, and today finds San Francisco making tho enthusias tic celebration of Christmas sinco tho big fire. Big Trado In St. Louis. i4T. LOUIS, Mo Doc. 2ft. St. Louis retail and wholcsalo inorcliants report that tholr Christmas trado was exceptionally good nnd tho total may break all previous records. Through out the southwest, of which St. Louis is (ho jobbing oentor, prospority is provalont to an uuprocodonted do groo. Boston Prosperous. HOSTON, Mass., Deo. 2ft. Last night marked tho end of tho most suoi'OHful four-day businoss poriod in Boston's history, Citizens of tho Huh havo been spending Christinas monoy nioro frooly than ovor, result ing iu a sonson of iinoxnmplod pros pority for tho morohantB. Chicago Is Gay. CHICAGO, Doo. 25. Tho Christ inns spirit is fairly sizzling in tho Windy City. At tho oloso of busi noss last night tho stoma and shops had nioro monoy m tholr tills than they havo known for many a day. More (han (10.0000 Chrisdnns trees woro sold and woro loaded with a greator burden of gifts thnn havo boon purehnpod by Chiongonns in re cent yours, Tho Salvation Army fed liundiodH of poor pooplo. Hanks, Gay Paris Celebrates. PARIS. Dec. 2ft. Wilh nil the characteristic gayety which accom panies n Parisian holiday, Christmas was celebrated today. Groat throngs gathered in tho streets and boule vards, which woro lined with booths last night. All stores woro crowded I Klamath Falls. - i yostordny and tho mcrchnnts of Pnr- j Many are positively refused work, is enjoyed tho greatest trado thoy i although their receipts from tho cm- playment agencies guarantee them employment or return transportation In caso thoy aro not needed. So far no caso has transpired In which one of theso buncoed men has been given roturn transportation. Tho grand Jury, which has not yet been dis charged, will tako up tho matter and ondeavor to probo to the bottom of. It. havo known in yenrs. Special por fonnnnccs wcho hold Inst night nt nil tho prominent theaters and opera houses, and tho restaurants and cafes remained open all night. At tho Madeleine and other church es midnight masses woro colobratod. President Fallicres gavo out gifts lo all tho functionaries a tho president ial mansion. An unusual number of Americans aro horo for tho holidays, and steam ship agonts say tho Christinas travel from both North and oSuth America hns been tho heaviest iu history. Q'GARA PRESENTED WITH GOLD WATCH AHSEN'ATE OP LEAD. Swift's nrsonato of lenC wo aro shipping direct from tho factory, and ' havo tho lowest prico arcenato of lead owr sold for In tho Roguo RlTOr , valley. See v.s beforo placing yourj order. , 238 J. A. PERRY. Orchnrdists Take Subscription and Glvo Pathologist Gold Watch as Token of Esteem. Ono of tho incidents of tho horti cultural .mooting' last week was tho circulation of a subscription paper lo purchase Prof. O Gara a watch as a Christmas present and also vs a token of tho appreciation tho pcoplo of Southern Oregon havo of his work. Tho watoh appropriately engraved was presented to t'ror. U Uara Christinns evening. Tho sooioty showed its apprecia tion of Mrs. O'Gnrn's work by pro Bouting hor with a now Olivor typo- writor. Notlco. Tho Gnrnctt-Coroy Hnrdwaro Co. will bo closed Monday and Tuosdny (27-28) nftor Christmas,, invoicing. GAHNETT-COREY HARDWARE CO. ' 241 How Ono Doctor Successfully Treats Pneumonia. "In treating pnoumonin," says Dr. W. J. Smitk of Sandorro, Ala,, "the only remedy J. nso for tho Inng is Chamberlain's Cough Romedy. While, of courso, I would treat other symp toms with .different molicines, I fa&ye used this remedy many times in my medical practioo and have yet failed to find a case whore it has not con trolled tho trouble I havo nsod it myaolf, as has also my wifo, for coughs and colds repcatodly, and I most willingly and cheerfully rooom mond it ns ouporior to any othor cough romody to my knowlodgo." For salo by Loon H. llnskiiiB' Plmnnnoy. .porionco. f -f f-f lf f - BUSINESS LOCALS Bo suro you aro right before you go ahead, is good advice (hat applic3 to tho light businoss n mII as other businoss. Electric light has stood tho test of timo ns tho safest and most economical light nnd beforo considering cheaper lights Rot tho ox perienco of pcoplo who have used them sovornl months at least, 240 Ello Gnuivyaw, public stenographer room 4, Pal?i birildinc. Just arrived from factory, a now lino of Storling silver. Toilet, mani curing and military 6ots. Thoy aro tho latest in design. At Vnn Do Car & Jasmann's. Phipps Bldg. Four hundred and eighteen acres first-clnss ranch, four miles from railroad station, 4 Oacros nlfnlfa, ir rigation for 100 acres, first-lass or chard, 3 good barns, '2 good houses, school, daily mail. A snap for $50 por noro; ono-fourth cash, 3 to 5 yoars for balance. Seo J. W. Dross lor Ageuoy. West Main. 238 Nicely famished roome with !1 modern ooaroalnoea at the Palms. Bo Buro you nro right beforo you go ahead, is good advice Uiat app'ins to the light business as well na other business, ' Eleotrie light ia stood the teat of time aa the safest and most economical light nnd beforo considering cheaper lirhtn get fhe ex- porienoo of people who hare used them sovornl months at least, 240 Tho city of Jacksonville, tba busi ness men of Jacksonville and the citizens of Jacksonville havo bad thoir oxperionoo with n olionpor form of light thnn oleotrio light eev oral yoars ago, Boforo considering a chonpor form of light get Uicu ox- 240 THE ROADS ABE NEVER BAD THE WEATHER IS ALWAYS GOOD WHEN YOU WANT TO GO, CALL UP THE UNION LIVERY R. O. DUNCAN JProprietorJ ANNOUNCEMENT The Rin J&rer Canning & Evaporating company will devote Mondays ai Thursdays of caoh week to ens torn work in the man nfftelnre of eider, applo butter and jellies. Phone yonr enters for nice sweet cider to 11X2. Deliveries will 1-e made on Tneadays and Fridays of each week. mft IWra CANNERY & EVAPORATING COMPANY MM Wnt MeHferd. Phone 11X2. Martin J. Reddy For Diamonds Fine Jewelry . Near the Post Office We Trust You enjoyed your Christmas Dinner We know you did if you purchased meats of us. Rex Market Huth & Pech Props. Phone 3271 Are You Going East ? Hnyo you a friend coming west1? You ougkt to bring ono to Medf ord. CM nnd sea ns. Lot ns talk routes and rates with you. Information ehoorfnHy fur nished. Phone, addross or pall on Southern Pacific R. R. A. S. ROSENBAUM, Agent CD 1 CD i xn O Hi r CD CD rH CD CD P. xn CD i j CD 3 - CD o xn cro P Q50 t CD Pa S5 hi O O P CD CD CD xn hs p. CD O hi O hi xn bo g xn O P Cf3 CD H O hi Pi xn xn si CD tJ4 P O p xn I