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MKHFOftl) MAIL TR.mFNK AflODKORD, pRKGON.AVEDNtiSPAV. DECEMBER 7, HMO. rh 211' 1 aj lai W Sa jo; PT it t T m$ WW 'f '" H im b" BITTNER ENTERS iRACE FOR MAYOR Loc.nl Han Announces His Candi dacy Says If Elected He Will Sec Thai the Laws Arc Enforced Believes in Majority Rule. i .- ..a. - j 4 To the Public: iWtor onrafnl pouisiilerHtuwi J linve dodliltfcl l nnnouiloo llial I will lie u iiMi(lid!(to for tlio office o!' irinr of tlio -oily of MorffWil in III? (fomintr oluotion in January. I liueitntoil nbotit mftkins the race iinlll 1 wit uiflod to tlo o by it Jtnut jiunibor of IViomlB, mid nftr rm Hideriiic UiO matter onrofully from every Hlmulpoiiii. Mi'ilfonl needs n progroash c, yet coiiiiuniicnl, ndmiiiiallnitinn; n clean fib' government, Btriut eoloon ibku liiniiii nnd nil nppofntivo office-' wlinuld be lidld by moil Hint not only iiiiduibtnnd their business thorough ly, but iiuw who will, carry out lhi will yf the people funrlossly nt nil times. As far ns in niS' power lies, I pro pd"p to give this city n clenn nd mhiiMrntioii nnd one thnt will be lib rtolu'ly free from graft. I will il all' in my ixnver to co that notliintr is' done by (ho city government thnf will be for the benefit of it "mnnll cliinic," hh ugiiinsl the interests of (Ikj bnlnnec of the citizen?. 'If Y'u know mo nt all you know Unit I will ace (hat men nro omployud im 'engineer, chief of police mm otfifir iippointive office who know their nitflineBs mid who will be fuilli i nl to their trust nnd thnt J will d. nil in my power to givo llodford the moHt sntisfiietory nlniinitriilioii nun win rvcr utive neon Known noro, Sincerely, K. F. A. JUTTKtilt. " Mr, nittner lias resided in Med ftnd nhoiil two yenpr and now Iiw ill 1111 Kiist Main street. "Those who know him well know thai his wo id is us good as bin note, nnd thai he will do all thnt he prom ittt'fl and a little more, if possible. SOCIETY IS AGOG SLIGHT TO JAPS MANY SLAVE GIRLS 1 96 NEW ENGINES BROUGHTTOU.S. Great Traffic Is Unearthed by Fed eral Officers Immigration Laws Violated Arrival of Each Meant at Least $10,000. Jliin Anotlicr Thorn Is Said to Have Occn Pressed to the Side of Japanese 'plfinlty hy Careless Americans No Guests Came to Dance. v SaN'JanCi'SCO, Dec. 7.- -Tlifil ft rtna; af Ck1K-Aiiirtrn Klrl bMiivp rtnngglurs noUnl an .tvorao of $ t0, IH)0 with tlio nrrlvnl of every liner uriugliiK .a coiiHlKuniout of Hlnves In Its Iiohl wis learned tnilny through ?niUiorltntlro iourc Violation of he' Immigration laws In tlio Hinug- gllilg of Chinese male nnd fotnnle, I wauled hy the nhhorront condltloiis ioiind to oxlat when the government ufeents raided tJi llnor Mnncjiurhi on ItH nrrlvnl from tlio orlont. Is expected to result In tlio conviction of several tnnmhers of the ring through Impllca ctitlon hy nlloged momhors of the gang now under Hiirvollttiiico hy fed oral officers. The nuthorltlos refuse t6 reveal the names of the men biih p'ectod and tlio movements of tlio gov- Wninciit oporatlves are being lunakod with secrecy until evidence against the suspects Is complete. Hand Is Found. Tho worlc of tho secret service Aitonts nlrondy litis revealed the exist ence of 'a rcgnlnrly organized asso ciation of white men and Chinese hero nnd nt Hongkong, It is alleged. Chief IMchnnl Taylor of tho Now York stnto eecret service, who for merly wns engaged In San Krnnclsco, Btliniped out tho traffic lioro for n time' Whon ho returned t( tho enst tho ring Toncwcd Its activities nnd It Is said linn succeeded In bringing over from 10 to 20 mon and women on (A'ory voyage of tho Pacific Mall lin ers. ) Itiulallly I-MhIh. The aywtoni of oporutlon ns detail ed hy n Chlnnmnu who Is In n position fit familiarity with' conditions, com bines tho heartlessnesB of tlio orlon- tal and tho hrutnllty of degiaded Avhllo mon. The traffic prlmnrlly Ib in smug 'ling coollcj Into tho United States, .for this there Is a feo ranging from V00to $10"()0, according p the avnll tthlllty of an alllil. The netondnry ami moro profitable activity of the hand Is centered, however, In supply lug the "gal" or "gay-yuon" housea L,'.,fi"u4fl!owy, ,n lJ10 .dlfforont cltlcd of tlie(nltel Hlaies, iticoh ror Win TO 81 PURCHASED Southern Pacific Equipment Will Bt Increased on Western -Lines 4 Says Work Will Not Be Stopped on New Lines in Orcnon. SAN' FKANTIHro, Cnl., Dee. 7. Julia KriillHclinitl, viee-presidont the Houtliern I'noifio nnd direetoi of inninteiiniico nnd ojicnitinti of .tin llnrriinnii linen, is in Sail Francisd todn'v to' ihiieet the cotiMruelini u1 in Califonflii nifd tho I'lieifn imrtlnvel. Kruttrtchnttt today vix ili'd I hi Dumbitrloii oiif-nf'f, on tin Koiithern I'lielfie. Ho "will 0 ove. the Saemmeiito Southern and Hum will depart for I'oitlaud, loliimii), home via Seattle. "TJiu Soiilhuru J'aeifie and lie I'liion rnrtifio have plhcod ordon lor 15)0 new locomotives," nun Knittseluiitt. "Thee nro mosth for the benefit of the extreme west eru biiBiiicHS of the companies, ii addition, 85 more engines nro uudoi eoiifitnn'lioii. One hundred of tin .loeomotivcH nre for passenger serv ice, forty for 8vitchinp nnd the bal anee for freight trains." Coiicot iiintr building operation' now in jirogress in OickoiIj Knit I whiiitt said that Ihe line east of tli. CaneadoM wn liointj pushed Jo com pletion Avith all speed. Sevenl. miles nre under construction nin' 120 more will be added before tin project is complete. Tho comple tion ofllhiH line, lie said, will uliorf en the time hoi ween San Franeisci ami Portland by 11111113' bourn, ng 11 is not oulv shorler than the piohui,: ronlc, bijl is 011 ni) c'ljsipr grade. AN APPRECIATION. girls rajge from $'jn00 to StiDO each. 'As high as SI 0,000 Iiuh been paid for a slao girl thnt caught the fancy of Komo wonltliy mamlarlu or long lead er. ' .TJie girls lire lured to Ihe steamora oji .iiiany. pretext. In Homo case .iM' kro Id dun ppI from their homos. drugged and carried to tho vomel lynder cover of darltnest , ilrouglit in lieu. . .1'ASADIiNA, ('!., Hoe. 7. Whether or not, uuolher thorn-hut- lifim nioaaed in Urn flliln of .linino ' ' d . mi. .. ....I.... ........ .. ..1..1.. .....I ....... 10 dignity by ourolowi Amerioa 41 rK "''T . f lT-I ' l,,u .'"iuuiu iiv nuiu iuirii iu a a mooted ubjoet in I'nwuluiin day. (Jul of (ho IiiukIo of lnvlln limis to hall aboard lapaueno ei'dj ora mid iu I'.iwidpuu hotels, and iiIko Ihmr ieMirtid deehunlion, .uu'; soiia Mho hnvo ut lianil a di'MirsJjtr, ileaiul lelnlioiiM with (lit) .lupiuiexc visitor- arc Ir.unic lo arrive at r eoiieliutiou that will tuplitiu uiidHM ((iu mmuu time Hinmith the uifTkT dJHiiity of their offieeii. The firat niUuiiderHtuiidiiiK git m out of u teuUttive iiititntinii lo a hull extended tho Jtnem. mhuiritl mid hi stuff bv Mituuser U. .M. MuiiMid of tli. AUrvluiid hotel. Tim inrittt luu wmm if 1 en thniuuh Mre-ulu.it JiHMMftt of the Uh Anxt'lf Juwu ljH' oe-Anieru'iiu UMtonutiou. K'umuri! '" malt Tocher In the hold of tho vt- Blrn'ongo inwiRiirlng 11 by It feflt. (n this llufy o.vlsted throughout the oyaxe of UR days, being fed only on jAivjiid, ton nnd water nnd rn lulus, not not ueiiiK peruuiiea 10 leave me com parfmT'Iit. . It bji a dOliieldeiico Mint Vlco-Vrosl-dent nnd Geuerul Mammer H. P. Achwertu of tho I'nclfio .Mall SlOttin Irlp coiiipHiiy wa aboard lh .Man rhurln on her luat voyRO while the half atarved mid lml f Stifled mon nnd Houiftii wiif ftHl Iu tlio Alio iln bidow iliwUa It Is not known how the immliira- tlon offlclHkj beoKiHo awart of exltrt- eomlllloiiB, but It Is wild tlmt reiHied (hut on the dutr HUgeNted, Deetmber :t, Aduiiml Yohii-o hal prowMwl to attend a rrcepliou m hb hiNMir in Urn AiirmIm. UiuiihI dwilwl that the invitaUtma to tl.ik bmi hd hiMti sent to the wouie u raaadenA. Apireitivt of Ijunanl' eour lwv. tho adnurul und hi ntuil Iduutiwl a danc aboard thv ftnKhip Ahuuta. InvitatiOiit. ttunoHorniir lit ilste aa December A vtvn vnyravtMl. Thirty of thp wero Mtut to Alati-! HRer lmiuard, prexutuably o be L , literal MiuooK hik aueu at hu di civUon. "1 tas ill whaa Uta ioiUUkNi a tite4," Niui l.mMrtt Uiftv. '("o-t xwtuaiUlv I hmi. ut alwiuloii a pIam Ui ontanue u wH ftd tuk thatn U Ban lWro Ut uitaiid Admir.d YtisliiroV duuee. Thw waa tha wtiy bawl., ao far aa I know, tar the r- puHa laat thae invitation tud m iciior,d.M (Hher iuvitulioaa to Um ball wen' rereixett m , ,,' aatih frt4u Iu 1. aJiili tlurtUB ii e tarm tbe l(e alatol shota of Aaaletnnt Coinmawloii' er Hurry l'MaU which ftauwul the sur render of th amugglem aa sinijta of Ui ring while tuy wont loiuitvlng their tlcltlma fniin the alilp Huiiduy ilgbt marketl the befdunlK of a con certed movement bj the aoternimMit to atamp out the traffic. Y CASES ARE OF V Judte OMIkimt 1ih the dii.trict fOurt nt JaekaonvlMo workms; rejrn laiiy. Ho tut uo eriiuiitul cmw have Immu take hi hit etrfl uit auak we divoraea and aft iu iveover iablirr irVe Into rlfepfcaed fl ni a raitid rala awl the doeket will noon b eluaifd of hiich euaea. Up ilon day the following eaaaa went dia- in. Keveral ih-i IuuhwI 4: e-tid Ihe Japunet , 1'. I.. Ton Yelle i, John It. Allen, (Hy n I'Yieud.) Rev. Ulhert II. llieku of Axliliunl was culled to Icdford, December .. lo conduct funeral honiccs oter tin reninins of (leorgo L. Hoone, win eaino from (ho slnle of- .Missouri u 1818. lie was a soldier iu the .Mex ican war, but settled iu Oregon where he hax lived coutinuoiil. wince 1852. He ha.s been u goo.1, biihband, a loving fulher nnd n putriolie eitizen. Thoo who Knew him iiiohI iutimulcly nre tuirmest ii. thoir prnise of' liih eveellubt chani" 101':' Ufa iMtieilciTnild bnivnihHin IliWled in his liutllo with diseuae mid (tiifferiiiii for Ihe lust 111 years litis been Homothhu; liemij;. Kecenlly he grew weaker and suffered more, un til he fell asleep at midnight nf De cember .'I, 111 10, nt Ii'ih home in Aled loid. He ih Miirvited bv a wife null eleven children, fite of whom wen with him ut Ihe last hour. Mr. liooiie in a ifrout grandson ()f tho fmnoiib hunter and pioneer. ' Dnniel lloone. who played hitch mi inleiesliug pait iu the oiuly hetllemeut of Kotituekj a hundred nnd Jilly yenix ajjo. ,Mr. Iliekh, iu Ihe Mineral nddrens, ulliid ed'Jo inmiy tliiup-. ol inleiest which he hud piekoij up iu traveling, of the territorv lraveied by lloone in North t'uivHiiui. Teiiuohheo und Keu- lucky, l'loiiiiiieul auunig the Ihiiitfx ho ineiitioneil una Hie fuel Unit he uiih.one time paalor of a eouulry rhuivh within ouo mile of tho fa iihjiih "lloone lute," near ,louo.hor. the old en pi In I of Iho ulnte of Tou iiCMHee. The lloe hlill t.tuiula SiimI lienr tho following iuaeripliou, vUu: MI). lkiono Killed n I I'm- mil)." The trunk and luiinelnv of tlmt tree nit eotered with the names of people who have aono lar mid ii(nr to lMik Hmiii the deciphered word writjc.i bv the Imud of the mighty hunter mi loiiir ik. Mooiioh record m writ ten 1n Ampler inniiiim' in n book. Om J hixtorieK are not nil put into book i form, nor tho reeonla of our deed carved oxn tuton Iho trees, but we! loavo it leciird behind us eiiKrnved in the heurU of those who oo u Such u memory in loooidud with the relntiton und iiinuy friends of our hnuher, Owiiw h. lloone. The tortus null tetnpeals will ,lil heal and the meixdlesa tide of time Mill tweep on, and yet ail those cannot efface the atuiT of noble, uiixt'lf aatlt life. The deeds of the blent ak rteArdotl in the bonks above, whew tuitffU and the ransomed uiiiv read in the eternities to eouie. We hoitld be retdl' whuti our suuunoiih ebmes lo join our luted one on the beau tiful i4j,on. , ---. H i . . -- V- ----(- -Sr- SAYS PARTIES OF, TELLS, OF AS AND ENGLAND WILL 60 Prominent Englishman Says Only Question Now Up Is Whether Birth or. Bullion Shall Continue to Rule Land Sees Rocks Ahead. WATER SYSTEM Citizen of Ashland Writes, Sayinq Bond Issue Should Bo Defeated Until Time Whciw Each Dollar Borrowctl Could Be Used. VICTORIA, II. C, Dec. 7.--That the party atystvin iu (lrent Hritahi in about played out and that ft busi neHs "Wanunuiit i- the only Solu tion of licr trouble- is Ihe opinion of Wh It ot" Weather pooii, it promi nent Kiiglishiiiiin jn-it aeross, Aftor miming clevcTii ' Kiighs luneii wjio are most proinihCjiit Jiiion nt, a -cabinet to innnnge he"r 'nl'fiiii-, he sas: "The hiimu old jmities nre at the same old gmuc. 'And what arc they fighlhig nboiit? The imlioii's need, Ihe empire's &nl'cly; or the soci.tl ameliorntioii ot' it eople? No! They nre cugrtged in a fight to n finish lo decide whether tho legisla tors hy birth or the legislators by bullion hhiill pull tho Avires of gov ernment. "Our empire's suprcinncy is ihruatencdj Iter trade fettered willi the 'freedom' of congested cobden-i-tii, h'er naval dominion undermined, her people oppressed with too many luxes und toolitlle work. The 'big loaf is demanded by the big Joaf ors. "In the mennwhile Kgypt is in .i fennoiit, Indin iu u state of .sedition bordering on rebellion. In South Jiicnsc to It except collecting nnd they To tho editor: It fs so easy to gel In debt and littvo little or nothing to ilhow for tho obligations created and which onrn Interest as regular an tho soa soiiii roll around tnut I want to ask a' few fiuostions of the" good cultured people of Ashland regarding tho pro posed now Water system for. that city which the voters arc soon to pnBs on, and which witl iuld only $170,000 moro to tho Interest bearing dcbt3. First, I vtint to say that the In 0(11110 from Ashland's water system should be sufficient' to make the rteedod Improvomonts and extensions of sorvlco without creating this great public debt. From an ciperlenco of ten ycarp In tho water business iu the east I am suro that it tho Ashland wnter system was In Individual hands It would not only pay Its own wny, but would In a few years pay off the other city debts which como easy and tho money wont easy and only n few havo received any benefits therefrom There Is not n better paying busi ness In the United States I? half man aged than tho Ashlnnd water system There Is practically no operating ex- Africa, I hit on und Doer nro biting each other's necks in a woman's em brace. Australia is iholuted and all but bankrupt. Only Canada goee on its wav. iiolwilliMtanding tho ne glect of tho mother country to real ize her responsibilities and respond lo the needs and aspirations ot her empire." INORANTS PASS do not even so to tho exyenco bf buy ing postal cards to notify people as to what thoir water bills are. Ash land neods a, live newspaper to dlj Into Its city huolucsa and ceo whero tho leaks arc. ' Tho now plans for tho expenditure of $170,000 In overhauling tho sys tem nnd Increasing tho present cup ply of water In dry seasons do not at tempt to Improve tho quality of the Water or ,;uard ngalnst polullon that at present gos Into tho realms and Is Hie cause of sickness and death not wlthstandlnt: tho explanations made by boosters that typhoid nd other sickness usually caused by pointed water nro brought. In from Medford and other cilice and not contracted through drinking Ashb.nd'o "uubnr pnsced pure sparkling mountain wa ter." What a fraud and burlcso.110 on tho degree cf Intelligence of tho pros pective resident who docs not believe fi)t'or.vtliliu;hu,la t(3ld"Iu this western country. I hato seen rater drawn from tho cltyj faucots that was full of vlglors from n very small slzo to (ho size of u mnsiptltoo just before her flies; can any one ari:ue that such writer Is freo from typhoid nnd othei gerniB? It would seem that tho superloi Intelligence and highly developed cul ture of Aahlnnd would discover that the greater par. of their water stip jdy Is taken into tho mains just above tho park anil that many people live along tho crook above that point and that tho drainage of stahloa and hu man excrotla has no other way except Into tho water system. And the plain for the' now s.vbtoni lns.te.-ul of providing against this source of polu llon only contemplate building i larger reservoir no that this filth an accumnhito und the germs and wig- lera develop Into greater nuinbets. Tho bond iasiio should be defeated idittl a dollar's wurtli f benefllH -tie promised for ovory dollar to be bor row od. Let tho city uao tho two conciete dams nlrnudy built it ml wlilch they nro paying- Interest on and not using 1 1 Tluv will answer for reaertoles until The old idea nbotit store Milter- biicIi time as oiitalde electilc light filing die bard but thev die, never- ronierns do not control the tlt -nt-thelcsn. Sun,. ndvertiMiig nownduti- eminent and the light plant Is used Iiuh netvt. Milue foi sbl mil's beni fit Thr ri.in lu-pl ' OltANTS PASS, Or, Dec. 7. .1. U .Mjers were elected mayor of Grants Pnss by unuiilinous vote und the re sult Is expected to bo n prqgresslvo program for tlilB" city for tho noxt two.yoars'rThyruHtif tho.tilty tloket olecled followi-layor, J, U. -Myem; tieasurer, .lames lloluutn; council mou: Klrst wun, V. I). Strieker; Sec ond ward, J. l- Wolfersborgor nnd S. W. Phillip:- Third ward, G. C. Daniels; Fourth ward, 11. U. Her 7.IiiKer. t r-l-- Union L'tJailer Killed. SAN PltANtllSCO; ChI., Dec. 7. Domingo Navarro, president of the Ship Sculcnjl union, was t-hnt iuid iiislanlly IJillud todny ut Ihe rnioii lion works. His slayer es caped. It is reported thnt Ihe ahooliug wua the res 11 It of a quarrel oter la bor (mentions centering mound a I like which Iho ahip ticulcrh have uoiiaideied mUltut. , 1'1'Hli KAMI.VK. If the ruitroiul men ahoiild ko 011 a alrlko on the 'I Oth there would be i fuel famine In Mod ford Itiatdo of a tveik. You hi beller gel a few tons Of coal while you cm Tin 00 ears now hero. So or phono llurhrldgu, the drayman. 2ZQ . -. - j-t -t-i. GRANGE WORM HORSE THIEVES . THREATENS GOAST MURDER 14 Such Is Statement Made at Mcctinq of Citrus Fruit Men Now in Ses sion in California hy Commis sioner Jeffrey. -- Indians Arc Ambushed and Shot Down, Thrown Into Trench and Buried Their Horses Arc Taken hy Murderers. STOCKTON, Cnl., Dec. 7- The Cnllftirnltt citrus fruit luddstry Js be ing fcerloimly thrcatoned by the Im portation of the dreaded Moxfcat orange worm, according to State Hor ticultural Commissioner .1. W. Jef-1 frcy. At it mission of the horticul tural commissioners of tho various coilntlcs held In connection with tho California fruit growers, Commission- the murderers, who oscaped'thc posse or Jeffrey said that the oggs ot the which wori lint upon'thelr trail soon Mexican maggot were being brought after the discovery of the bodies. " 1101SI3. Idaho, Dee. 7,Von reached' llolse today that ProiJceiitbr Lee of (JassIiiB county,' Idaho has niadoii.reb'ort to the deparnnent ot justice nt Wasiilngton cohcbrnlng the murder of H Indinns by horse thieves In Hlk county, Nevada. According to the report reaching here, the gov ernment will Institute 'a search for across tho border by tourists In their bnggage. The Indians were ambushed this summer In the mountains nnd shot Commissioner Jeffrey said that down. A long trench was then-dug northern California fruit growers wcro just ns gravely concerned as those ot southern California, as the orange groves of Dtttto county are endangered. Medford Mail Trlbuno want ads bring results. . at tho power house can regulntc the flow ot water from these two con crete dams Into the city mains, or the higher pressure line at the power house cau he connected direct to the city mains nnd mnko pressure enough to put every bit of water that tho new plans contomplato Into the city. If tho pressure Is too heavy iu the lower part of the city, put pressure regulators on tho mains for that part. Do away with the lower icservolr on Irely except for Irrigation purposes. Require consumors to put on meters and your supply will he sufficient for twice your present needs and when more wnter Is needed lay another supply lino front the power house to tho city. ' ' ' Those nre a few questions that are not taken from tho compiled data found In works on hydraulics, but they aro pertinent to tho beat Inter ests of Ashland nnd I would like to see them moro freoly discussed. A CITIZEN. and the bodies of the Indians and the horses which had been shot were thrown Into the trench and burled. Cattlemen later discovered evidences of the crime and reported tho matter to tho authorities here, but despite nil- efforts of the stnto officials no trace of the murderers was found. It Is believed Hint the horso thieves stolo the Indians' horses and then niubushed the Indinns who were trail ing them. A gang In which Ecvoral half breedB and four renegade whites aie alleged to be members is suspect ed of having killed the Indians. LEW POWELL MADE '- V A GOOD SHOWING NTAV YOKK, Dec. 7. Setouil good mutches were offered to Low Powell, the Sun Francisco light weight, todny n u result of (he fin ished mumicr in which he polished off Voting Olio in their light nl the National Sporting clnb hist night. Powell won hantU down, and ut two or thiee singes of the ten-round bout it looked u.s though he wcie go ing to score n knockout, but Olio nmuuged .somehow lo weather the storm each lime. Powcllxis now in line for mutches with I'al Moore, Tommy Muiphv nnd other's. 0 I ALITY ,i 1 1, 1 1 ii MimuiMi ami to rt4'oer tumivy, dinaai-mail wn the Ifot i;..l,ri J lbirdelleJ JVjwr m-hii et J va, Itolwf Jlia atteroek li, K.n , !i.Hrr.n Prirhurd, sun ! re for (Unaiiiu ami had b.-,i. .l,-,-,.iut,d Judgment fr plaintiff win American and JaiutouMi lUg ., Orai, XurM-ry Company t'oovar money A Uamtv tunchtoi lr ollmi- w.inli.M.m When uoi ut the dam, k'h-N hud airiwd ai O 'l.ti-K Hi tli,- iitu-ll iiit lb va. i u wniliinf nitUorir A. Hooter. tim euuint u r , - -- - .. ieU)eei The graud jury found indictment ;ufuimt dolin "IW Cule, Josph Warran wid Mtlluu C"itr. iln.. K. T. Ilriwrs t. A'W il. U ker, vaao tuken under ndviavutent f eoatt. S. J. MaM t. Joeph M GaKinui. dwurnr htituiud. I''rad UaiH t. Artie Rpt, divorce Jmljfiueoi Jy default iuiUr 12. I!UU. i Marrlatift LIppiisp. r V We, k t-. J.-llii H All,!.. U...Ui... kati4ifc l,i MiriL IL... ruu mil to nviM iiumm . ilin.w.-.i M. i..l-.. ..,.ki. or-fr I......I i..i.k ,., ,-,,. i . W fa,., ,.,! .1 W K,.., x- ii,.,, f l,mi,r lo ikoik K. Qoill. John K AC ii. dismiss, , AaJiluUil , Fnmurh','riiitpruwiirshma ts K. I,.' KeKo u. Mvnl,- Cluui(4i. 'Joan It Ml,.,,, ,,su,-, 'Javkjw.u sunit -2 imm Mwlfttrd M, bring reaulta. ThImumi ttrtui ctmsists of what is vonlly in tho oods offered for salo. AVi know thatvoucannot bnv hot tor CUtKKX ClOODS. hottur S'PAPLH and FANCl" GROCER IKS, botror FLOl'R.'liiyi'TKR COKFKK, or hotter 13A KVMY PKODl'CTS than we aro offering for sale. One rahbajjo patch may look a little nicer, hut raise no bettor cabbage, and yet the gardener an ill CllAUdK YOU KXTRA ON ACIOITN'U OK Till!: LOOKS. L Christmas Holiday Excursion TO TJ1IC CITY OF MEXICO .'i' . via the SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY LKAVINO PORTJiANli) , Dec, HthandI2th,I9IO and SAN PRANrrSCO DECKAEBER VI, 1910. A MAGNIFICENT SPECIAL TEAIN consisting of Observation Car, Pullman, ves ti billed slcni)ing ears, smoking ear and din ing car, will leave Third and Townsend streets, San Krancisco, via the Coast Line. Tho excursion is run under the auspices of tho Southern Pacific, National Lines of Mexico, International and Great Northern, 0. H. & S. A. and Santa- J)). Round Trip Fare $10J.()0-PJOMl,ORTJiAND-$101.00 Corresponding low rates from other 0. Jv. & N. and S. P. points. Interesting side trips on the return trip, including the Grand Canyon, may be made. Final return limit (K) days from dale of salo. Equipment on this train will bo limitc-dand no more passengers will be taken than can be comfortably provided for. Por further information, details and beau tifully illustrated booklet on ".Mexico," call on any O.-R. & N. or S.( P. Agent or write'to WILLIAM McMURRAY ' General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon Allen Grocery Co. Main & CentralPhone Main 2711 The Famous jR&xfo Tfi thfl l.fimn nf Rani &.... fcaja because it gives the best light of all lamps. The Rayo gives a white, soft, mellow, diffused light-easy on the eye because it cannot flicker. You can use your eyes as long as you wish under the -Rayo light without strain. The Rayo Lamp is low-priced, and even though you pay $5, ?lo or $20 for ...v, lamps, you may get more expensive decorations but you cannot get a better light than the low-priced Rayo elves A strong, durable shade-holder holds' the shade on firm and true. This season' new burner adds strength and appearance. Oac9 a Rayo Uer, Always One. 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