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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. SATURDAY, NOVIfliMUMR .18, .1!)11. NEEDY Filly , IS 6IVEH AID Mr. and Mrs. Thomas tycrjccr and CJlldrh Arc yfcry Grateful lo gcsftk'flis ofMcjJfqrd Wjip fkljicil Them m to Portland. OPEN CHICA&O Every State In the West Js Repre sented at Monster Exhibit Entire t , C6ll$cum as Been Engaged for the Display. BIG W m NATAPUM IS MEN GATHER TO SCENE OF BLAZE i . That the milk of humnn kimlnpss flows in the veins of American poii plo JwhS cinplmticnlly niul subslnu linlly exemplified this week in Med ian. "Mr. and Mrs. Thoiuns Morcer nnd Uieir Pninll children - left El Vata Texas, for Portland, Ore. Tho reuclied San Francisco Inst Monday, nnd in crossing tho bay on the ferry from Sun Francisco to Oakland mole Mr. Mcrecr lind his ptifc, ceutniniiij: $27fi in mmiey nnd their railroad tickets to Portland stolen from his pocket, lonvin Rthem destitute of transportation to their destination "tr inonoy with which to procure food, ixecjt that Mrs, Mcrcor had nljtvit $( m ilvor in ho rpurse. With thw Mnnfl uinount of capital nnd help from the pasemwrs 011 the train they succeeded in rcncliinjr Redding where Mr. Mercer thought ho might secure assistance from n friend whom ho believed lived there Uion making inquiry for his friend ho learned that he had been dead for two years, and thus did ho and hU family find themselves destitute and homeless nmong strangers, in n strnngo land. Here the little girlV necklace Vns taken from around her neck and sold nnd with the money thus obtained the disconsolate fam ily secured railroad transportation to Dunsmuir. At p.nnsimiir the railroad hoys and citjzons made up a pun-e, and with tins and reduced rotes granted them by the railroad company the firmly was enabled to reach Medford on November lb, Friday night. Hero phiuf of Police llitson's at tention was eijllod t othc case, and he at ojicc provided food nnd lodg ing for the family, nnd that same night took tho matter np with tho Elks' lodge, which was in session, and the members of that lodge threw over $40 into a purse, and tho next day tickets for ortland were pro cured for Hie family and given Mr. Mercer, together -with enough money to provide for their needs en route and for Immediate wants after reach ing Portland. CHICAOO. III., Nov. IS. Every state tn the west Js represented by oxhlhltsvof its products nt tho United States land nnd Irrigation congress, which opened tortny In Chicago, to couttnuu until December 0. Tho en tire Coliseum and Us annex have been engaged Mr tho show. In ad dition to tho western exhibits, scv- oral slates or tho south and tho provinces of Canada havo made dis plays. Tho Hnrrlmnn railroad lines havo taken the whole' of tho Coliseum an nex to boost the states traversed by those roads. Moving pictures and lectures will bo given dally during tho exhibition. Tho National Irrigation congress and the International Livestock ex position will bo hold hero from De cember i to 9 and will greatly in crease tho Interest aud nttondnnco nt tho land show. It la expected that not less than GOO, 000 people will at tend theso events during tho next three weeks. Fire Starts on Roof, ami tor a Time Entlro Building Was Endangered .Started From a Pot of Bolllnn Tar. Men repairing tjie roof of tho Nnt ntorium this murium; ultuwud the mrt to catch fire from a pot of hoillng tar, and frr u little while MedrordV huge amusement pluco whs omhmjr ured by the flames. Tho fire depart ment was onlli'd nnd after u brief battle the flamoK were subdued. No water wis used, so that the damage was slight. The lilne -stnrliug on the roof of the huge building jjnvo nn appearance to the fire that was most disuournj? ing from the uptown section of the city, as many believed that the tlniues had started in the furnace room and had en ten their way to the roof, but such was not the case. FORM SOCIETY At tjhe Churches j Religious Affairs to Bo Promoted uy Young Men of City Temporary Organization Was Effected Friday Evening Blj Meeting In a Week. Look at tho ads for tho chance tu I ouy mo property you nwd nt "nuht prico" The Muu and lioligiou movumont, which ih huumiihlj; very prominent in ceitniu pnit& v$ '(lit country, has al ready homo rojirpsoutHtivus in Med ford. LtiHt uVctthiK tit the office of V. V. Moure of thi eit.v were culli- ori'd about a ddjbji men fro ml he dif ferent religion QrynuiiAtioiw of thta etty, s a comntitlue to forward tins new organisation in Medford and Inokfon county. Pans were talked over last oveu inK and V. W. Mettr was oleoted temporary ehiiirmnu and V. A. Clark temporary suorotr. Jt wwu nr ninge that ouo week from Sunday a mas- uiei'tiug will bo called for Ii oVhu-k in the ufternwn nt the Jtup ti.t church for the purpo-o of ef fecting a pe'rmauout organization and electing officers. First Cliuroli of Christ, Scientist Horvleo Butulny nt 11 a, in, Sub ject of lQ,HBonm,rjnon, "Soul and lloily," Sunday school at 10. Wed nomluy evening meeting at 7i!l0, All are welcomo, ltuudlng room bourn 3 to G dally oxcupt Sunday, alno Sun day ovenlug from 7:110 to 1). 212 North Oakdale, church edifice. i1 'V Methodist Episcopal Church. Modfofil. Pro.. K. Olin Hlilrfflm jMiHtoi". Novvlctw Humlny its follows At 11 a. nil) senium )iy Uiglrhil fJn purintondojtt H. K. Utinlopi nt 7:!IJ1 ). m Hoimon by tho paNtor; mibjoul, "Hpiiltual l.viimulu.a All ollior servluoH nt the imiuil hour. An invl taliou Ih extended to ouu-ybnily lo nl- toud any or all of Hicko hcia icun. t : in a. ,iii. , young jtonplo'ii iiioutlui; (t:!H) p., in. All mo lnvltuil tu IiumO Horvluiiii,' A, A. IJoltiioi), pallor. Baptist Church Pronohlni; hoi'vIcoh nt It a. m, and 7::i0 p. m, Sormuiiri by the puiitur. Subject of morning nernuin, "What 1h It to Ho Horn Again?" Kvoiilng, "Ih Sincerity a Safo Cluldo7" Special iuuhIc ut both nervlccH. Sunday xchool Proshytcrluii Cluircli. PrcaobliiK by tho lxuitor at II a, in, and at 7:!I0 p, in. U, 10. nouloty at (l::i0 p, pi, Sunday Mdlioul ut lo a. in, (luod iniiiilo. , T. v Foley, of itookfoid, ill,, nr ilvud In .Modfoid (IiIh inoiiiing for n vIhII to bin mum, wlAi iiro lOcdtud hero. MIkh Mabel Nonullo, oxporluuced dioHMiunkor, .larliwinvlllo, Ore. 2,'ll a-:j.", '.:.-u ... .. : ,.":.' "vs rs QUEBKC, Que Kflccn seamen are drowned ns the result of a gale on the Gulf of St. Lawrence which drove the Norwegian. Antigua ashore off Martin river during the night. KANSAS CITY, Mo. Kcsolutio is endrsing' the establishing of a par cels system as an "institution which will be of enormous benefit to the country" wcro adopted by tho Trniis MigisHippi Commercial fongress. Royal English Bell Ringers to Ap pear Here Nov. 21. ANNOUNCEMENT T AM SHOWING the largest stock of Diamonds," J- Watches, Jewelry, Cut Glass, Clocks, Silver Ware, Silver Toilet Sets and Silver Novelties I have ever shown. MARTIN J. REDDY, The Jeweler . Near Post Office Billions of i Gerriis You Must Kill Them or Loso Your Hair Xeubro'a llcrplcidc IVcvcnts Ilnlducss. RpiflCETflH WjHS. (Continued from Page One.) liko n demon iu the vanguard of the concentrated Yale attack, smashed the Tiger line twice for a ten-yard gam each time. On the twenty-yard line Princeton rallied nnd took the ball, punting out of danger. Camp, who feeemed everywhere nt once, finally grabbed n punt and made a spectaculur run to Princeton's thir ty-yard line. Once more Captain Howe, tho nride nnd hope of his team in the booting department, fell down, missing n drop kick for the goal. Yale recovered the ball, however, nnd fell back on the overworked Camp, who, with his brother half, Spalding, advanced the pigskin to the fifle'cn-ynrd line. Once more llowo failed to kick goal, and his rival, DoWitt, whim he was expected to outshine, kicked to midfield. Capip Plays Hard. Qnce moro tho indefntigable Camp, with the absistnnco of Spalding and I'hilbm, carried the ball to the Ti er twenty-fivc-ynrd lino, oply to be again .greeted with the same frustra tion of their efforts. Howe failed to kic ktho goal. On (tffbido play by Princeton, Yale got tho ball again on tho Tiger twenty-yard lino, where llowo partially redefined himRcljf ly kicking a prolty field goal, 'flip period ended with tho hall in Yale's possesion on her own forty-yard line. Scere: Princu lon p,'Ynq3." ' ROAD B0HPS LEGAf.. (Continued from Pwe 1.1 Tho dandruff germ Is a deadly enemy to healthy, luxuriant hair. No matter how thick, heavy and beauti ful your hair may look, the dandruff germ may bo there at work and very busily too. Just so sure as you do not take hteps to check the ravages of this germ, just so sure you will sooner or laUbr loso your hair. Baldness may always bo prevented by the timely use of Newbro's Ilcr plclde. Hcrplcldc is sure death to the dandruff germ. It cleans the scalp and allows the hair to grow as nature intended. There are no dis appointments, unless the hair fol licles are completely atrophied, so why put off tho treatment until it is top late? Herpicldo is sold and guaranteed in one dollar bottles by all druggists. Applications at tho best barber shops and hair dressing parlors. Send 10c in postago or silver to Tho Herpicldo Co., Pept. It., Detroit, Mich., for a nlco sample of Ilorpicido and a booklet telling all about the hair. Medford Pharmacy. On Tuesday evening, November 21, (of every class nnd from tho best the Royal English Bell RIngors of known muslqnl wrl'ers. England, will be nt tho Natatorlum In this city and the people of Mod ford will have one of tho opportuni ties of an ago to hoar tho best com pany of bel( ringers in cither Amer ica or England. This company, con sisting of 12 men, has won tho cham pionship of Europo many times. This company uses 130 bells ranging In weight from two ounces to ton pounds, and rondor tho finest music Single admission tickets GO cents, which includes reserve scat. Tickets on salo with Mr. yiotsel nt tho Sher man Clay music store, Mnln street. All peoplo who bold aoason tickets for this course may havo thorn re served at tho original prlco of 25, 15 or 10 conts, according to location of scats. Soats now on rcsorvo with Mr. Whetsel at tho Shormnn Clay music store, "West Main Htrcct. approval of the voters; nnd I do not believe a fair construction of tho nmpiid.nicnt will warrant tio court jn Haying to the county court; "Until you pay all thp indebtedness now outstanding against tho treasury wih whjch o proceed, you shall not spend n single dollar voluntarily for any necessary road improvement hecauao tho legislature of this stale has not scon fit to provideo n method for obtaining tho approval of tho voters." And in arriving nt this conclusion 1 believe' tho burden is upon tho one imnokhiir tho lcgujity of such indebt edness to nllego nnd provo thnt tjie county linn not fnirly mid reasonably obtained tho approval of the Jcgaj Yojters jif tjio county, Tho demurrer will thorcforo bo overrule!. All latest Fiction and at r A f Pushers Prices Come in and f . lppk them over Medford Book Store plnco you would' liko to own.' I Valley Second Hand Store Wp Buy and Sell AH Kinds of Second Hand Goods. $1. J. PILCH ER, Prop. IS North Fir .V&W 3 Hell 3()72 Fit Your Personality loo Just as yu arc "careful t gsr clgtlies whick fit the figure trimly and becomingly, so ou should bs sure that your suit or ovsrcQat is of that cut ahd shade which best suits your personality. Thus an glder man re quires quieter clothss and soberer dssjgn thah a young man, etc. Our hew Fall ahd Wfn tsr Styles meet svsry rsquirsmsnt of evsn the rpost exacting. Pr9of is simple. Come in. Have you seeh our line ' of underwear? Yqu will end all of ysur trou- " bles in this part of your Exclusive buying if jyou will only TWUfl stsp jn ahd 1st us show BEACON you what really good HATS things we have t9 of- wriiyKn) fer both in unioh and $3 two pieces, MODEL CLOTHING CQ. Drilmed k ?7 r HI.V. Wukwiit pa. Exclusive With Us KNOX HATS $5 i We carry a very complete stock of ELECTRIC IRONvS We have the American in two styles, the Beauty at $5.oo and the Superior at $4.oo Step in and let us show them to you. Medford Hardware Comp'ny 218 EAST MAIN ST. SAFETY RAZORS Ever Ready Keen Kutter Enders $1 $1 $1 Gillette Auto-Strop $5 $5 MEDFORD PHARMACY JTBAK POST QFF1UU. I'HONU NHJUT Oil IAV .MAIN 101, IRRIGATION IERIG-ATION is the science of giving ;i plant jiisL :is much nioisturo ns it needs, and just exactly when it needs it. IRRIGATION has added more wealth lo he country in (ho last ten years than any three of the largest resources combined. Thousands of acres of worthless land have been reclaimed and some of tjiis land .has sold for the highest prices ever paid for horticultural or agricultural laud. IRRIGATION will reclaim "tho deseri," 0500 acres will he developed into a vast orchard district. "Tho desert" when irrigaicd will j)rovo to ho the best orchard land in the Hogue River Valley. v IRRIGATION will make the Rogue River Valley famous for Ms berries. Tjie largest yields in the next fow years will come from "the desert." IRRIGATION will adl thousands of acres to tjjp producing area of the Roguo River Valley,' and in tjioso now district Ihere Avill ho no crop failure, for irriga tion is a guarantee of bountiful yields, and is real crop insurance for tho grower. IRRIGATION in the "Willamette Yalloy lias increased production from sixty to throe hundred per cent. It will do the samo in tho Regno Riyor Yalloy. IRRIGATION will double the poulatioij of jfedl'ord and tho Uoguo Rivor Valley in the next fow years. New homes wjjl ho established. Orchards will be planted on lands tltat havo nqyor been productive. "Tho dosert" will bo redeomed and a thousand fainilios will bo addejl through this development. t X Rogpe River Valley Canal Company FEED N. OUMMINGS, Manager Mpdford National Bank Bldg., linrdford, Orb. I tm 1 '"w X