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i ij.r MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNR, MEDFORD, OREflON, ERTDAY, JTJNR 23. 101!. M VETERANS Will MEEHUESDIIY Stnto Eiionmiimont Grant! Army Vet- crans Will lio Held at Ashland Next Week Auto Fifties to ho Feature of the Entertainment. Tlt pi-OKi-uiu for tlin notli uiiiiiuil MICIIIIlpilHMlt nf tint UroKim (J. A. It. to liu lutlil In Anhltiml for throw iltiyn. roiiiiimrii'ltiK Tiumiluy, Juno 27, lutn ImM'II UIIIIIMIIIt'O.I, miivh tlin TMIliKI, Aflor thti ilnlKiitt'M liiivo Iii'cn unit lit lh tinlii In i tin inoriilii null on coili'd tn lnmiliiiartiiiK, roomn will liu amilKiiiiil. In tlin ovuiiIiik n linml m. nut will Ihi kIvi'ii nl Chiiiitiiiniuit Tub trnnrlH nl 7 o'clock. Al H o'clocli tlm opituliiK uxitrcltx'M will lio liclil. iilno lit Hid TiilMiriiiicIc, ih followii: liivocittlou, iniiHlr, nildrciin of u. roinii liy Mnyor Ni'll, Kopriinii nolo, ri'MpoimoH in iiililnMN of wnlnnim liv lopiirtiiiitiit coiiiiiiiiiulfr, violin nolo liy lrorinHor lltwli, rccltntloii. Tlin proRriini for Wi'iltmmlny wilt liicltiilo an niito rlilo thniur.li tint vnl liy. In tlin ommiIiik nt 7 o'clock tin nlhitr linml rom-url will liu kIvimi nl tin Cliiuitiuuitiit Titlmriincli). The proKniin for thl ovmiliiK will liiclmlo Invocutloii, Moh'ct dm liy it uiuht quitr tot mill tlin proniMitutlon of n play mi tltlfil "llvforo Iho War" Thin will lie folluwiul liy n violin nolo by Pro fcMiir IIihwIi. On 'I'luirHiluy, nrrniiKoiinyitH huvc Iiimiii jiiiiiIo for nuotliitr niitninolillo (tip. At !iir. a. in, tlinro will lio it pitriiiln mill flnit prcncntntlon nt ('liiiiitnuiiuit I'nrlc nml In tho ovkiiIiik it lutiiil concur I nl tlm Tulicrnnrlo, follow oil liy it cninpflro nml nifrcNli lntntM. Tlilft will lio followed liy tut- drCKKCfl. Tin' oritur of liimlncnii will bo nit followii; Opuiilim of imcmnpiiiout In form, report of coiimilttucH on rru di'iitlaU, roll mil, rc-port of offlcttrii, appointment of committing, ri'iidliiK of coiiimuiilratloiiH and tireHontatloti of remiltitloiiH, mimrl of coinmlltwB, unftiilnlii'il' IiuhIiicdh, new bunlncftt), election of offlceru, notilctlon of iilnro for .lint iiniiiial encampment, follow ed by Inntallatlon of officer. PAGE THREE CRATER LAKE AS WINTERJE80RT Man Back From Visit to Natural Wonder Says It Can lio Made Ac cessllilo and Is Well Worth Golnu to Sec In Winter. P YESTERDAY'S SCORES. I ' National Iensile. 'Af IlrooklynIrooklyn 2. I'lilln delplila 2. Called at tith: rain. At llonton lloMon K, Now York 7. At Cincinnati Cincinnati 3, HI. I.ouIh D. At ClilcnK" ClilcnKO 3, IMtlHburK 12. American lnune. At Ni'w York Now York 7, Hon ton 0. At Philadelphia Philadelphia 8, WimliliiKtnn fi. At Detroit Detroit 3, Cleveland t. At HI. I.ouIh St. 1aiu 7, Chlca- (Vwtit li'iiKiie. At I .on AiikIih It. Ran I'ranclHco 2 Vernon 3 At Oakland Oakland I Portland 1 At Hacratnento Hacratnonto 3 1,oh Aiiki'Ii'i 4 II 7 J It r. t; in H. 3 3 0 0 i ' Xortlivcritct-n 1-eanuc. At Portland Portland r Taconm - At Hcaltlo Keattlo I Kpokann -I At Victoria Victoria 1 Vancouver '. 3 Victoria H Vnticouvor 1 7 S 4 11 3 (i S 10 00ITUARY 4 I 4 John V, Palnior, who died nt Han KranclHCO laHt Haturdiiy ovuiiIiik, wuh for hoiiio tliuu piiHt a renldent nf Modford and wiih an oxtoimlvo holder of orchard proportion In tlm Hormo Hlvor valloy, Mr. Palmor'H gonial inannniB had won for him a hont of filoiulH throiiKhotit tho valley, who will mourn hla iloiulno. 1I wiih born hi JohiiHtown, N. Y., Novomhor I'i, ISM. Ho wiih 11 Rrc'ut loyor of homos iiud had owned and broil many flno liiirnoHii Iioi'huh. For n immbor of yeaiH ho raced IiIh Btnbles on tho Kriiuil circuit and wiih n famlllur Hu tu o on tho blK hnrmwi trarkn. Whllo Mr, Palmor wuh not u mom bor of any churoh Hoct, ho wiih most ChrlHllan In dlHtrlbutlou (r hla chiuv IMom and Kiiva to tho poor ml tin fortiiunto 4iH frooly ah IiIh clrouni HtuuecH would purmlt, UlK hoartnd to a fault, loyal to IiIh frlumla, nlwuyH Koulal and optlmlHtlc, IiIh Iohh Ih W'ontly diiploicd by Hioho who have known him. Tho rnnialtm wore- Bhlppod In I.a ci'ohko, WIh., for burial. I). 0. WillliiuiH, who recently n1 liiiui'il from a Dip to (,'rater lake with two oiitHiilitrH, hellmcri that thiH ciiiilil ho niiiiUi ipillo an attraotivii winter Dip hIioiiM proper atcpn lie token toward t tit n end, Hiiya (lie Klamulli Cliionielc. Mr WilllaiiiH itml Ii!m rompaniotiH tail Kliiiualli 1'iiIIh with mi uuloiiioliilo ami Dnvelcil o Fori Kliiinalli. There Hid maeliiuii wiih exchaiiKcl for a team anil ri mill thin wiih ilrivon to WilillioiHe. From there tlm ichI of tho journey of about twelve milea wiih mailn hv fool over tlm hiiow. TIio til Hi day of Iho dilvo mid walk wiih Hindu lo Iho cfiwniinrnt Htation, live UiileM t IiIh nlde of Iho rim, wlieie Hie ninht wiih Hponl. Tho following day lliev went to Iho rim, where Home three litnirM wiih Hpi'iut nml the ic turn Dip made haek lo where, the team wiih left that eveiiinc. Mr. WilllnniH deelarcH Hint if ar rniiKcmentH were uiaili) to hnvn Htop. pin: pliiecf iivery few milcM from Fort Klamath lo Crater Inkn liuii ilreiln of people would vinil thiH ircal wonder every winter lo nee it nut for tlin experience of the trip. In iloiim Hum it would he upeonHitry In erect rabiiiK at reaxouahle diHlanccH apart ami Mock llicin with fuel, rub and hlnukelH before the winter net in eiiouli In IiihI throitfjli the winter, hi IIiohi! mnkiiitf the iourney could find thene frefpient nhellerw nmproihiniiH for remaiiiini; over iiikIiI. Mr. Williams belicvcH (lint if thin HUL'L'CMllOt) WIIH followed Ollt it Until, inlil almost iik much ntlraetiveneHK in Crater lake an a winter report an it ih now n Ktimincr resort. METHODIST SCHOOL ENTERTAINED FoIIowIiik the. reKiilar monthly bus Int'im meetliiK of tho men'H and worn. fti'H lllttlo clamieH of tho Methodist Kphicopnl Htinday Hchool Wednesday fvenliiK, a iiroKram wan retulored, ro- frehhiiientH nerved and a enurnl good tlmo IndulKi'd In. Ilean throwing nnd tack driving rotitftita wero prominent featurea and much niutiHomcnt wail derived from them by both coutentautH and pci tatori. Mr. II. !.. WIIhoii won tho tnck driving conteHt, drlyliiR IS tackH in the ono in I nu to allowed for tho trial, Tho cnutcMlantH won) forced to Htand at a board and drive tacks with n IlKht hammer. Mr. Yodor won tho bean IhrowInK content, throwing two bemiH out "of 20 Into small fruit jars tea feet away. Nono of tho others could Mcoro even once, and ho wuh an eiiHy winner. After the rontextH light refresh inoiiln, coiiHlstliiK of Ice cream, waf ers and cake, wero Hervcd. DIICD. Maiy KlUalieth (IrlmcH, an old and well known resident of Jacksonville, died Thursday morning at 8:30 o'clock at tho homo of Iter brother, A. A. OrlmcH, In that city, MIhh OrlmcH was 70 yours, of ago and lived In this section most of nor life, com liiK to Oregon from Iowa, where she wiih born, October 18, IS 10, and Is well known to all old rcHldcutH, Four brothers and two bIhIoih but vivo her. Tho brothers aro Sol (IrlmcH, I, Inn county; Andrew Crimes, (IrautH Phhsj Henry flrlmes, Klam ath FiiIIh, and A. A. OrlmcH of Jack houvIIIo. Tho sluterH aro Matilda lleuklo of .lacksouvlllo and Kmellno Daniels of (IrantH Pass. Funeral services will bo held from tho homo In Jackson vlllo nt 3:30 o'clock. Interment will bo In Jack Honvlllo cemetery. NOTION In accordance with tho wish of tho inorchnutH of tho city that tho whole people inay colobrato tho fourth, It Ih requested thai nil buslnoHH Iiouhoh cIoho nil day Tuesday, July Ith, Stores will ho open aa usual on Monday tho third for tho convonlonco of thoso at tending tho colouration, liy order of tho Merchants Associa tion, II. O, GAnNKTT, President, JOHN CAKKIN, Soorotnry. FOR SALE CITY PROPERTY Lots wholcBfilo nnd rotnil MOOR-EHNI-OO. 212 Fniitgrowors Bank Bldg MANY WN HO TEACHSCH00L List of Applicants for Certificates In Attendance nt Rcmilar Examina tions Bclnii Conducted by Superin tendent Wells at Jacksonville. Tho following in u linl of npplicnnlH for touchorH cortififiiteH who are in iitlfiifluiift) nl (ho regular exmnina tion hcitiK eoiidtifled liy Hehool Kiiji erinleiiileiil WcIIh mid I'rof, V. H. Col IIiih of Medfortl, One year Htnle eer(i(1en(cH -Finn- nm O. Kmilli, MnlX'l Thomnh, VMcMh I'heiMler, llonilce ('older, l.oit Henry, Delhi HolfHliiKr Alli" V. Caldwell, Ifiilh Kiinley, Florence Jlerriek, Lil lian ). MiihIiuII, Alum HoiiIiI, IIimc I;, Neiilou, livn M; Hail, I In .el Woi rall, Merlha DilHWorlli, Mildred Ware KmIIht Jloury, I'lsie CrowMin, I.elit I'ielor, HftMtilxdlo York, Lillian Pinrce, Fuuiiit ,J. Walker, Ltelyn Merrill, Until York, Ollvo (1. Daint Alvie I',. Kcnll, Hernifc Latnkui, jliiuiee I,. Hinilli, Mrs. Mario lonler, Fnuic'-'n Diiiileu, Life fliplonia Mm. ICalo Ilmii'l Dniigoy. Five yenrHlii(e'.J. Ilniinoii Stover, Mrs. Myra Uoburlx, Mae H. Keatou, Lou Wright, H(n(e primary'-Siinili Van Meter, Mrs. M. IMillbroolc, Kle Kline. I'rintiiiL' nf nil kinds at I'ortlnud prieeH. .Alail Tribune office. T TO VISIT MEDFORD J ii an endeavor to securo tho Pacific Const Nurserymen's convention In. J !H 3, Hecretnry Moos of tho Commcr-' rial club has forwarded tho follow ing telegram: Med ford, Juno 21, 191 1. Onorge C. Hooding, President Pacific Coast Association of Nurserymen, Hnn Jose,, Cnl: Medford sends greeting and cor dially Invites your ai"socmtlon to meet In Medford In nineteen thirteen.1 KKOHOK K. HOOH. S'-cretary Medford Commercial Club Iiok for tho nd thnt ilcHcrihcH the place you would like to own. CENTRAL AVENUE MANN'S NEAR POST OFFICE MEDFORD'S POPULAR PRICE STORE Great Bargain Day Saturday REMEMBER OUR STOCK is new and up to date and our PRICES LOWER THAN THE LOWEST Wash Skirts Women's new linen finish Skirts in white and colors; on sale Saturday New Walking Skirts at $2.98, $3.98 and $4.98 each. $1.19 Linen Dusters Women's Linen Dusters; new styles; on sale Saturday at $2.98, $3.98 and $4.98 Saturday tSale of Gingham Dresses for Women and Children at Reduced Prices House Dresses Women's Per cale louse Presses, sp'1. ! $1.19 DressingSacques Made of lawn and percale; spe 59c Kimonas Women's full fkQ length Lawn Ki- jirll monas, special VLFVr WONDERFUL LOW PRICES ON UNDERWEAR Women's fine qual ity sleeveless Vests special 10e "Women's TT n i o n A A Suits, good grade; HP special Women's Pants, all new styles; special.., 25c GREAT BIG SNAPS ON GOOD HOSIERY Women's Tan Hose; good grade; special J P (2 for 2oc), I J)C pair Children's Past Black Hose; special, per lilil u 1 (U IV 10c Women's fine lisle Hose in black and tan; lfJa special, a Z)C pair v CENTRAL AVENUE OUR SENSATIONAL SILK SALE STILL GOING ON MANN'S NEAR POST OFFICE rap $18 MpaaiiaBHgagMiaMU fllppil IT iilii iiiUiiu i HIIHIII Until July 1st $18 A Reliable Gas Range Ready for Use Wo aro running It for your benefit becauso wo know thnt onco you awake to tho fact that thoro Is no fuel so economical an Ran, and ao fiatlfifnctory, you will want It In your home. Co mo In and lot us Blvo you some facts that will open your'oyes. Oregon Gas fie Electric Company MEDFORD, OREGON w IMIO.VK FOH TEItM.S HUSV IIAXK IIOOK-KKIUMHIS are constantly at work recording tho transactions of tho Farmers & Fruit growers Bank. Much of their tlmo Is spent on the accounts of men whoso affairs are no larger than yours. But their credit and standing aro higher than yours becauso they have a bank account and you havo not. Why don't you put yourself on a level with them by opening an account yourself? Farmers 6c Fruitgrowers Bank MEDFORD IRON WORKS E. G. Trowbridge, Prop. FOUNDRY AND MACHINIST All kinds of Engines, Spraying Outfits, Pumps, Boilers and Machinery. Agents in So. Oregon for FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO. 0pp0jn000j0m w , aiuvn MiiiVi .r..n ..u..iw j. 7 I 12 All Work Guaranteed COFFEEN ta PRICE 25 HOWARD DLOCK, EXTRANCEON Oth STttF.ET. PIIOXE SOS J PLUMBING STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING Prices Reasonable I IRRIGATION Diversified Farming With Irrigation Means Independence Rogue River Valley Canal Co. FRED N. OUMMINGS, Manager Office 3d Floor Medford National Bank Building Irrigated Orchard Tracts Grow Garden Truck. Why? Because Our Long Season Com mands the Early and Late Crops ROGUELANDS Inc. FRED N. OUMMINGS, Manager rAKBBW tlts IV . Gtf WHEN bread was called the "staff of life" the delicious crackers, cakes and biscuits of today were unknown. A baker in those days meant a man who baked bread. A baker nowadays means more it signifies an artist who tickles your palate with those flakey crackers and other tit-bits that giro you an lidd ed appetite for food and help digestion. "Who's your baker," means much. It moans better health, a healthy stomach and happy days. If you study tho mat ter as we study it, this is your bakery for wo know your needs. Wo already supply many of your neighbors. Try us next time. ALLEN GROCERY CO. a 2 S. OKN'TUAIi AVENUE -.' ', i I M tl V . i