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7 MIDDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MTODFORD. UJUWUN. U r, NOVEMBER .TO, 1911 PAGE SEVEN WWiTSDH1 l ..p- )i VITAL TOPICS TO BE DISKED Commercial Club Will Hold a Very Important Session at tlio City Hall This Evciilny-AII Invited to Attend. Tim MiHlfonl Coniinurclnl oluli will litilil it vmy iuiporliuil incuting "t tho tiily liull HiIh uvuiiing, when tin) vtlal Iiom11oiih which ho nmloiliilly con fin ii dm vn Hoy and city, niiuuily, to bring, nhoiit a Hlrongi'r iulorcml among ruiniiiix Mini iliiih'i-ri in fond Miiffn, wpiii'liilly fat in pniiliictri, on piodwiing, unlliviiliiii: and mining miffioiciit Hit(plltm, not only for tin lionio iliiinainl, hul to ohvinto tho il iorahlu condition now oxMing of iiiipoitiug all produulM Into tho val ley and Hi" 'oiiNi!iimit exuberated (out of liuiig 0(!ciihIoiic(I hy flipping from oilier pointH, all of winch nhould bo pimliiccd in our valley, will ho brought lieforu thin iin'uling and dlMetiHHi'd. Kxperri who linvn iiiadn pxlenwive invwUigiilioiiH liavo emtio to tlio eon oluniou Unit the time, Ihih arrived, anil Hint it miiimI hti brought homo to every oiitt iutereHluil In tlio welfare of the valley, (lint n much grnuter yield of crop ihiihI ho produced no that the valley ean hoeoiao an exporter and not importer, and that Hiich a Htatu can only he brought ahout hy the mo of irtigution, and thin ipiCHtiou !h pro pound to he brought up at thi meet lag. There iw now in contemplation the eKtiibliahincut of a public market. TIum ipiCMtion will alxo he eoiiHidered and decided whether or not it will he to tlio het iiiterofttn of everybody ctnieorued w L OBSERVE THIS VIN Appropriate Services Will Qc Held In tlio Various Churches of tlio City Medforil's Turkey Will Welnh Over Thrco Tons. ' YOUNG CHINESE WEAR PEG-TOPS Ctitllnii Off Their Queues and Adopt Inn American-Mndo Clothing In Preparation for Announcement That Republic Is a Success. ItuligloiiH HiirviccH, Hoeial func Iioiih, enleiliilinneiilH, fennlingH and Hporl will ho hoiiiu of the varied fontiirim on the piogrmu of oliHcrvnnce that will he offered the people of Medford tomorrow, ThnnkHgiviiig day. Ah the day in a Jegnl holiday in tint hIiiIc, nil public offietm will ho cloHcd. MohI private iiiHlitutioim, hiicIi iih whohiHaln and ictnil hIotch, hankn and ofl'iccH, will follow the ciiHtoin of fornier yearn and run with mini mum foicox or ho cIohciI entirely. HoiviccM will ho hold in tlio varioiiH ohureheH. Tlio retain to their Iioiiioh of Mod fordVt group of boy and cirU who arn nflondiiig eollego will he the or. eiiKioa of iiiiineroiiH pleiiHaul Hoeial ovenlH. Med ford will eaivo a mounter tur key thin year, no Icm than (111(1 bird being Hold in the city. TIiokh hirdH average leu pound) each, ho that three Ioiih iH the weight of the hird Tim turkey eimt an nverngu of 22 1-2 contK a pound, or $l,:i.')0. It will he nerved in (ilMI home. CENTRAL POINT ITEMS. HONOI.UIiU, Kov. 20.--Chiueso arn cutting off their (pitmen, ncluct- K l''K-top trousers, nporty vent, Amerieau-madu nhirlr, collars, sock and oven learning the "Te.nH Tom my"' dance at Shanghai, in prepara tion for tlio auuouueement that the proclaimed republic in a hiiccc. A loiter from Krod A. Mnardmau, Htaff eorroKpondent with the t'hiinw Tree I'rens, given thin interesting and uniipio unglo to (ho revolution. He Htiya the ChinoNO waul to bo Auieii innir.ed, and that they aro dNcard ing oriental eoMtuineK and clothing as fiiHt iih thoy can. Anierioan tail orn in Khnnghni aro doing a rindiiug bllHUICNH. FOOTBALL GAME FOR TOMORROW Lar(jc Crowd Is Expected to Witness the Hlyh School and Alumni Clash Tomorrow Afternoon on the Local Gridiron. To football Kami) between the lliuh Heboid and tlio alumni is to ho llio.hig oulertaiiiineiil featuro of Tliuukngiv iug day, and a Iui'k crowd Ih expect, ed. The alumni team has put in faith Jul praulioo and will have enough team work perfected to make the well. drilled Ni'h Heboid team realise that a puiin Ih heiii t)ayed. Each nido in oonfidont of victory. Mrs. Moycrhauscr Dead. ST. VMU Minn., Nov. 20. Mm. Fred WeyerhauHor, wifo of. tlio Min iwiHolu luinhor kinjy, died today from a ooinplioatioii of dUonHcH. She wiih 711 yearn old. Tlio remaiiiH will bo buried at Hook Island, III., on Friday. Noricn. Notlco Ih Uarciby rivoii that 13. 0. Hi own will iinako application to tlio city council of tho city of Medford, Orotton, at lta regular iuooIhk on De cember nth, 1011, for a IIcoiiho to noil HplrltuoiiB Mquora, and malt lbi uoi'H, lu Quiintltloa Iohh tbnn a ruI lon, at No. a North Krout, atroot, for a poiiud of hIx inoatlia, 1Q M. 0. DROWN, nntdil Nov, 115, 1011, V. M. Notuile of (bo JaeoltHoti Hade Co. of .laidtKouvillo made a biiHincHM trip hero Tuesday. J. It. SteveiiH and Mr. McDouoiikIiI of Tola Hpeut Tuesday morning here. C. S. Kowball left for Loh Aiif,releH to upend tho winter. II. K. Tro villa, Tom Merriman, lfcrninn Siinpkinfl, K. A. ratterMin, Councilman 11. R I'eart, Mih Hull ler, MiHK I'tta WilllauiH and tho Lee HiHterH were Medford visitors from hero Tuesday. Mihh Marpiorito Ilohnex, one of (ho teaeberH at Woodville, h speudinj: her Thniikxf;ivinf; vacation with home folk. .Minn (JladyH IIoIiiiph npent Wednes day viHiliiin fricmlH at Woodvillo. Mr. George Wright and daughter I duel nro npciiditi Ibis- week at Woodville. Tho ladios' nuxiilnry of tho Y. M. C. A. met at (bo homo of Mr. Cow- loy Tuesday afternoon. All present report Iiiiwiik a very onjoynblo after, noon. Tho junior cIiihs of tho Central l'oint High hoIiooI will givo a recep tion to the other inomhcrH and friendH of tho IiIkIi hoIioo! Tuesday eveuint,', December fi. BLAME YOUR STOMACH ('ec Hid of I bo rolsonoiiH (iiimh and 1'YriiientliiK 1-Nh1. If you Buffer from headaches, dlz zIiichh, bllloimnoHH, constipation, in. active liver. norvobRiioMB, xloopleHti iichh, bud drcnuiH, foul breath, heart burn, BliortncRB of breath, eour atoni aeh, or despondency, bo miro and tr-MI-O-NA utomach tablota. If you want Immcdlato relief from an upHot or roholltntiH Btomacb try MI-O-N'A Htoamrb TablotH. Von mlaht jimt oh well get n 5Q cent box today and utart to put your Btoniach In tip-top uhnpo and innko your body fool flno and oncrgotlc. You tako no rlHk, not a particle, for if Ml-O-NA Btoniach taldotn do not do all that Ih claimed for thorn CIimh. Strang will roturn your money. LOW RATE FOR RRIGATION DAY Southern Pacific Company Arranges Lower Fares for Outsiders on Irri gation Day, Which Will Be Held December 0. For tho irrigation meeting to bo held in Medford December l, tho Southern I'acific company ban grant ed an open rate of a faro and a third from all point from OrantH Vnnn to AMhland, iueliiHivo. TieketH will bo wold on tho Hlh and Dili and will be Kood for tho return trip on tho 0th and 10th. To enable all to attend the meet intf, Hteam Horvieo will ho UHod in Htoad of (bo motor, and whatever ex tra conches aro needed will ho fur-uiHlied. Smuggler Queen Caught. SANr FHANCIHCO, Nov. 28. Twenty eij,dit perHonn, iiiehiditi); MrH. Kthel Hall, reputed (pieen of the umiiKK'Iiin,' liuj,', aio in tho linudH of federal iiuthori!ien (odny following' iuveHtSpition into what in declared to have been a uicautic coiiHpiraey p brinir eoiitiabaiiil Chluumen acrosn the Mexican border. Firemen to Dance. The annual ball of the Medford fire company will he held tomorrow eveiiini; at the Natatorium. A largo attendance Jh expected. MEDFORD SELLS TO SOUTH AFRICA Garnctt-Corey Hardware Company Receive an Order for Fifty Pairs of Thinning Shears to (Jc Shipped to tho Orange Free State. Tho Oarnctt-Corcy Hardware com pany iH reaching; out for Iiuhiiichk, or biiHiiioHH Ih rrncbint: out for them. Thoy received un order thm morning for fifty pairH of tliinniiiK oilcans, to bo Hhippcd to V. .1. Harper, Clo-cobm, OraiiKo Kreo SlntOj South Africa. Tho order caino thrjnui:h Van Yyk & LindHiiy of Now Yolk. Tho company i now Htudying out routoH between Mcuford and South Africa. this oppomr.vrnr Will not bo YOUItH ALWAYS. Fruit land 3 mlloi from KnIo Point on Reed road anj froo from front at lh Hh value on toruiB of $5 per aero cash and SI per aero per mouth till paid without Interest or taxeft; and other advantages. Olivet U. Drown, 1427 K. Main St. KXCUllHION TO KLAMATH PAM. Tbo Southern Pacific will run an excursion to Klamath FuIIh Nov. 27 to Dec. C, on account of opening of Whlto Pelican hotel. Kuro 8.0 round trip. HOTEL MEDEORD Thanksgiving Dinner $1.00 Per Cover MENU Crab Cocktail a la Medford Consomme aux Crouton Clear Green Turtle Soufflcc 1 Celery en Jiraneh Olives Kadishes Filot of Sole au Vin 31ane- Baked Halibut, Italienno .Pommcs, Parisionnc -A -. Areal Chops en Papilloto Arol-au Vents a hi Godard . ; Petits Pois Punch a la Medford Koasl Young Turkey, Chestnut Dressing Cranbcriy Sauce Sweet Potatoes, Southern Style Asparagus Tips Fruit Salad I Tot Mince Pie Lemon Meringue Pic English Plum Pudding, Hard Brandy Sauce Pistachio Ice Cream French Pastry Mixed Nuts Layer Raisins Roquefort Cheese Toasted Crackers Small Black Coffee All Bread and Pastries Are Our Own Make 11OT10L MEDFORD Rau-Mohr Co"., Props. Dinner From 5 to 9 P. M. Special Music "' ' THURSDAY f November 30th, 1911 S SUNSET 0GDEN & SHASTA ROUTES 89 California IS FAMOUS THE WORLD OVER FOR ITS SPLENDID H0STLERIES, ITS VARIED ATTRACTIONS, ITS FINE BEACHES, HOT SPRINGS AND PLEASURE RES0RTS- rtfiU, REACHED WITH EASE BY THE ifX Southern Pacific HOUTB OF SHASTA LIMITED Excursion Tickets Costing "KOAD OF A THOUSAND WONDBKS" $55 Portland to Los Angele AND RETURN On sale daily, good six months with stopovers going or roturning. Correspond ing low fares from othor Orogon points. Call on our Agents for Handsomely Illustrated Lltcraturo dosoribinp; Sun Sun Francisco, Oakland, Mt. Tnmnlpnis, Rorkoloy, Stanford University, San Joko, Lick Observatory, Santa Crab, Del Monto, Paso Nobles Hot Spiinga, Santa Hnrlmru, Loa AiiKohs, l'asadona, Lour lleaoh, Yonioo, lliversido, lledlnnds, Shu Diego, tbo Old Spanish Missions, Yosvmito, National Park and Dig Trees, and many other places of interest iu tho Golden Statos or writo to ,TOHN M. SCOTT Oou'I Pasa'r Agent, rOUTLAND, 0RKQON NICKELODEON THE FIRST IN THE CITY. WILL YOU SUPPORT IT? ALTHOUGH THE QUALITY OF THE FILMS WILL BE THE SAME, THE PRICE WILL BE CUT TO ONLY (ft CENTS ii l 1 : ':Tty? OPEN DAILY. EVENINGS AT 7 Jg!w'" r SATURDAY AND SUNDAY MATINEES AT 2 O'CLOCK NO. 14 NORTH FRONT ST. . ,, SAVOY THEATRE STAR THEATRE -COMFORTABLE- Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday November 28, 29 and 30 The Colleen Bawn IN THREE REELS The Greatest Feature of the Year An Irish Classic Drama written by the celebrated playwright Dion Boucicault as presented in New York, March 27, 1860. POSITIVELY SURPASSING ANY PREVIOUS PRODUCTION OF PHOTO PLAYS MATCHLESS IN SCENERY AND COSTUMES ABSO LUTELY NO ADVANCE IN PRICES t Matinees Every Day Admission 1 Oc Trer.r4t, 4&&vi&Jtw&&9tt IRRIGATION IRRIGATION is the science of giving a plant just as much moisturo as it needs, and just exactly when it needs it. IRRIGATION has added moro wealth to the country in the last ten years than any three of tho largest resources combined. Thousands of acres of worthless land have been reclaimed and some of this land has sold for the highest prices ever paid for horticultural or agricultural land. IRRIGATION will reclaim "tho desert," G500 acres will he dovolopcd into a vast orchard district. "Tho desert" whon irrigated will provo to bo tho best orchard land in tho Rogue River Valloy. IRRIGATION will make tho Rogue River Valley famous for its berries. Tho largest yiolds in tho next fow years will come from "tho desort." IRRIGATION will add thousands of acres to tho producing area of tho Roguo River Valley, and in theso new districts there will bo no crop failure, for irriga tion is a guarantoo of bountiful yields, and is real crop insuranco for tho grower. IRRIGATION in tho Willamette Valloy has increased production from sixty to three hundrod por cent. It will do tho samo in tho Roguo Rivor Valloy. IRRIGATION will doublo tho population of Medford and tho Roguo Rivor Valley in tho noxt fow yeai's. New homes will bo established. Orchards will be planted on lands that havo novor boon productive. "Tho desert" will bo redoomed and a thousand families will bo added through this development. Rogue River Valley Canal Company FRED N. OUMMINGS, Manager Medford National Bank Bldg., Medfor d. Ore. Uneltlns for Ilouitli.