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b MtfDFOTCT) MATL TRTBtlJSTR, BEDFORD, 01?KOOX, FrtTOAY, JANFARY 19, 191 o PACTO THREE ; fa. r '.- x i 1 V :v i v A BANQUET PROVES ORCHARD TRACT ENJOYABLE AFFAIR Willi Soiiii nml Spcctlios Evciiliin at Dniiiiiot Board Proves Dcllnhlful Merchants Prnvo to Do Ailmlriihlfi Hosts, ' "Tlmy any Hint .liuluc Colvlf? Ho itln'l pil mi -tyly. JIk'm Mlylo nil Hih uliili', all llm wlillc." With IIiIn miiii(c tint lilliii'li ul 2A InHtNloi-H I'lnni m (Irumlii Hlnti' nff llm iiiDiiluit'iit Hi llm ninr'liiiiit' Imu iin'l hint nciiiiiK', nml Hii uiini' Iniiit'li cliiMcd up (Ik1 sniwiiiii with nn oilior ftiuitf nml it iiinrcli down Main Htii'i'i to llm Hunt )' ".Mi'iirmilf M"l fnnl, how w lovo you, mifl ww'll nil iminit hiii'l; itjit)iii," Tho biiiiiiiiinii()iixht tint two tlnV Hiioii of lhn (), If, ,M. A. t a IHtitiK iilom, anil HiHknr from erv "' tiun ol' tin' Hliito pinil tillnili to lh way Mi'ilfnnl imlmlHint'il llm convi'ii tinii. .IiiiIkh CohiKi lutroiliiiM'il it "Our Hill, tlin olilimt iiniiiml in tin1 valley," Hlaitflil I In1 onilnn'i'nl Urn wiirk'H with a mn tiiin KHt-loj-uthoi luM) In Ik, inltu.ri'tl1 uf I'oiniii', with !n(!ritiiij fiH'lM tiinl llKiirt" rninwrii iiltf lliu Itt'Kiic l(ivir Millny. I .a (Intuitu wan litmril fmni uuiii uhun W. M. I'iiirnit, nHplnint Tor lh Wiiilail Slali'H Hi'iiutit, piled up mti-ii for I'Viiiv Mttiitiiiii uf tho nIiiIu ami tlin 'put Mmlt'onl on lop. I'dhkhmiImii; At toriwy Mnll.oy, V. II. (torn ainl II. t Ourui'tt, uhu wa tutmliiiiutU'i-, lom oiistratuil lint ipialily of oratory Ijnawi Ititu with tin' fruit in n inunnur that hrnii;ht t,oiMnttuuilM)ii fi'iua nil their fiiitml. Chorion W. .Merrifk. Hih roll ring mtitrittary; .Inhn Htm'kton, tin iihw piiiiMit, Hint Dr. Vitlitoinhu of Iho t). A. nil iol,it lirli-I'ly. Divi-miou wu oiMiaMiiiiii'il hv tin iTOfipt of tin liiuroiiM (floKnitiwt from tin) "folk nt hoiiut" anil vnrioim tolihrilltw hii iitifoiiuiiHti'ly (MMihl not ho prviwnt, mnl wlion a mUtftuiiloil iHiliwiiHii nr-it-sliul .Mi1. Ilimxey nml .I0I1IH.011. Tin hiiiufnic of Mi Hn-lrimc, the Ainlntwn itiarlitlu nml of Mwhix. Vlulml ami Owir Amlri'wn ho ,wll rt'ri'ivril I hut t'Mt'oii uftur t'iii-n' wan ilittimmlml. It wim iaiilmht wIikii Iho Hirly liroko up. At tin' tahliht IIiitc wric m(i rTv 'J.'iO ilimtix ami tin1 xiihioIIiiivbh of mri'f mul lni'k of ititlay wiix om of tho iml plt-iiKiiiit I'lHtttircH of tin' I'viMniir. At) iiiu.l'iirlliiiiil until nut it. 'v)tii mIiowhiI 'uritcilftiril hv (intoimihllu Iho oilier iifnruliDf, hut ImilKht S'oii havn nhouii IM that MfU'onl xpfukiitK'. .Mi'ilfnnl imiNiu, .Mvilfonl fruit, .Miilfoul wnit riwiii uml Mmlfonl hotcU onniiot hu liimUm in tint tttat." 'I'lio Kiiftt'tn of tho convention unman mi niui'li inoii' puhliptlv for tint city mnl "o mni'h uioro fcllou fci'liiiK IkiIwcvii iiutrvhrnitM or ililfcrtMit '! tloim of I In1 Mlntc. (In'Ht rii'ilit i ilui' to Mi'ttxr. Hun ami Mohr for tin' uimiuir in which tho hiiitit thi'oiitf.tuiN hiimlh'il ami to .Mr, ami Mn, Itiri'limau for the "C I'ullmii'u of tho hamiii't. SOCIALISTS MAY SEIZE REICHSTAG Conservative Newspapers of Ger many Aro Filled With Appeals to tho Electors to "Save tho Fatherland." HKKLIK, Jan. 111. Tuiaiflod hy tho faijury of tint Kovurmuunt to 101111 mi mllt-HiKiialiit oiuiililiiitTion nimiiiK tho liolilimil parlittH in tlio cuipiic, ami ihcmlini; control of tho noxt roiith Hta hy tho Nooial iloiuooratri, 'Hut No id iloiiUnho AllcKOinain .t'iliuiK ami a hont of olhor coiiHinnlii' pa mi'H today uro Illicit with nppi'ulH to Iho dIhoIoih to "miimi tho fathcilaml." On Jaiumry t!0, 77 hciUh aro to ho ruhalloli'il for ;H0 on January 'J'-', ami H I on Jaiumry '25. It Ik uouorally hcliovcil that tlmro Jh Htroiu,' prohahility that tho hocIuI IhIh, tukliiK mlvimlilKo of I lie iliscoiils mnoiiK olhor paitioH, Htaml a k"(I(1 cliamio of cuptmiiiK cnouuli ncaU In ohtaiu control of ho uatinuul house. 34 INDICTMENTS MAY INDIANA I'OUH, Intl., Jan. 10. Information thai ill imlictimmtH umiliiHl lahor loailorn have hecu pre paid! IIH H VCHItlt of tho mttivilloH t' thi)' UnitOil Status khuuI jwrv hooniuo liuhliu limo today. ludiontlmiH aro SELLSF0RS30 OOfi Mrs, A. E. Dlnijliam Secures 45 Acres of Famfluo OrchardIs Second In vestment Mailo by tho Dhitjhams In Iho Vnlfoy. . Mm. A, H. HIiikIimiii if Kiinlii Hnr- iiijii, nu., iiaM piiiojniBiMi io niTt'H of tho Itiiirnll ornhard tract from Captain VmiiImin, puytiiK fllO.UOil. TliiM in tho rtcciiml iuvcntimtul iiimlc hi the vnlh'v hy tho ItiuhaiiiH, A. K. llltiKhaiu hitrliij purchancd (ho M er ne It oichanl for hi hod, II. V. llii ham, for .fOrlllli. Tho l.'i-acrii tract junt piirchaneil him only 10 mtitm not pliintoil. It contain) Id acnot of hoariiiK Now towitH ami 1! ncmn of pear. The remainder in in voiin fruit, John I). Olvu-ll iiimlc thi ulc ITALIANS SEIZE PARIS, Jan. IP. -Ilallan lorpmlo hoatH today Hcixed the French Mourn er MiiiioIihii, houml for Turn), whioh httd till pHMCUKerM, iiicliuliii 2K Turk !mi nurK, nhonril. Tho vcmucI wn taken to OoHlinri, No iioiitnihaiol won found on hoard. KcellHjr liuVu ii IiIkIi aver th ne! ii re. It in 'piohahle it will icnull in diplomatic liitcreliiuiK. " " " "" ' '" """ " " "" " t Accused Prisoner Freed. KVKItlCrr. Wnli., Jan. 1'J. -.1. OwMfm, trlml on n clmrjjc uf attompt Iiik to polmm IiIh illvorceil wlfo nml hor (liuiKliter hy aomlliu; thorn n mix turn of Ii Dimly and ntorhuliio, HtnmlM nrqtilttoit loilny. lie hrokn down mUi ho hoard tho verdict of tho J r'. NOTin: to .mini: uw.vicitfl. All pomoiiN who aro doalroiiH of eciHirluK Hpnco In tho Mtnltord Mlntnt; Juhtluo Hook on tho inlnoml rcwonrc- oit of HOtithnrn Orcftou and norttiorn Oallfornln, to ho Imiuutt l'oliy. 1, 1012, houlit Imtiutdlatcly cnll upon or nd ilrcnn 0. V. Pnttoraon or (luy T. Thranhor, Niuh hotel, Medford, Ore. Our Correspondents nl BUTTE FALL8 ITEMS. EAGLE POINT EAQLET8. Tho hcIiooI cniiiiienttlon In Novem ber dlKcloMeil tho fuel that Mutto Kullli illntilct Iiiik liirrofim'd hor nohool popiilatlnn 00 per cent tho lout your. MJiMurui oxiuiiliintlomt am now In pro;rcmi, llappy? (Im)'kI "irl O'Mrlon Jh almont on nrrount of HlOkllOHH. Tim llleiary aocloty In ninkliix tho oliiuttoa of now ofClcora a political olcctlon. N'omlmitliiK prlmurlcH woro IihIiI a fow day am) whoa two tlck otH, omi ropuldhmu mid tho other doiiiocwillc, woro iiomlmitod. Tho varloim cnmllilatuH aro iIoIiik their puit to miilcu tho election Kililny a warm ono. Tho poplin nro ondonvor liiK to loom tho working uf modem Kovoruniutil hy liiHtltutlni; tho Initia tive nml referendum, iiIho tho rlcht. of recall In lh Kovcirmnunt of tho noclety. We are ulnd to welcouio MIhb 1'nt lernon a.i u now hlch school pupil. Three nppllcautH for i'IrIiIIi Krndo illploimui will take tho examination Thiirmlny nml l'rlduy this wcolc. The literary Bocloty dehnlcfi tho winiiim Hiiffrar.o ipicntlou Friday nf tornotiu. Ono uioruliu; Hlccllon woro ro cltoil from tho book of I'rovurbn. A member of the bookkccpliiK clou hail kiiiiio troublo with u trial balance. 1 1 In orBn wan "A fnlno balaure Ir nn abomination to the l.onl, but a Just mcaHiiro In bin dellKbt " 'i'lio literary nml dohatltifr Hoolcty of room No. 2 In proKrotwIm; nicely with (iurtrudo Abbott an prcHldent nml Iteedlth Jonou an Kccrctury. ThoiiKh onr IdwiH are itomowliat on tho prlnmry order our dobaKm nro vrtry lutnwtliiK and ue oxtond to nil h hoHrty Invitation. Tho miliiif face of Ram Urines wnu seen nt nohool Wcrinotfdny nftor nn ahfenco of .two dnyx. Snm r one of onr hn'iilit'oMt fifth grade pupiln and we niiKucd him sorely. We have now in onr mom two nic liiro won hy tho fourth and sixth (crude in the county HK'lliun contest two yenw no, and as there ik to he another eonlol th'm fprfnir, wo fed mrv that hy the heKinniiiff nf the next term of Helmut our wuIIh will not lac"k any dci'orntioiw. Ah wo di'hatcd lnwl Friday, we are jrointf to lmvc a xpolliiiK cutiteft next Friday. Allelic Mnhonev and Guldio Moore nro to "ehoohO lip" mid wo nre hy A, ( , Jlottlclt, Mnyor WJlIhim mi iter I Mien,, having purohliHcd the hoime and lot Mtaudiu on the -i'- on Ilmnliiiton nveniic, known n the I'lrick hoimo, iiud moved liM fan jIv into It, han had the workmen lour away the old fence nml Home of 'the outbuilding uml in propnriiiK if) Wike the plnee ono of tho ideal pliicwm loutliern Oregon. Ife !m having jiIiuih drawn to have the Iioiiho ruinO(folcl o c to mnko it mi up-to-flnlo rofchlctH. He in one of our lhoroUHhofiiv ntireim and If we had a lore!l indre h,kIi men thiiiK" would pope ni our town, f omitted to tflnlo in my last thnt Mrx. William Tere vmw a (iiiltitiK party nt her librae near Kdftall gin Hon laHt Frillny nml come of the young peoptfl of our neighborhood wont up ami to?l: part in the quill ing hue. They n-M,rl having had a flue lime, if it did mm nil dny. Minn Miimt filler, who is engnged in teaching nnhbol m I.nnrel district, caine into the Huniiy Side Sunday night and took the l'ronpoet Htnge Monday morning for her hcIiooI. She In one of the fortunate ouch in the Into examination for cerlifleatcn. Henry Conn of DuughiKR county came in the hint of the week mid Hpcnt tho night "with km mother-in-law, Mr. A. N. Thoman. flcorge Wcwt and wife came out from Medford to their old hoarding limine, the Sunny Side, Stimla morn ing and siM'nt the nitlit with us. tak ing the train fonday nfteniooii for their homo in Medford. They have purchased a home in the oity nml gone (o housekcopiag. Mn. Jnes GilliBpv, wife of one of tho firemen mf the P. & K. railroad, emo out Salurdny afternoon from Medford and Spent the uivlit with her hiiMhttml nt tho Sunny Hide, return I iug Sunday morning. Hov. Lamar, the pastor of the Uap lil church at thin place, p'reaelted for nh Bundny morning nml then went to Hrowiiidjoro to eontinuo a protract ed meeting being held hy Hov. Hnynoa, I(ev. HoIuich and He v. Lmmir. - ITrinh Gordon of Medford spent anticipating nn inntmdive nml iutcr oMtiug time. The primary room has an enroll ment of 33. Two new pupil entered thin month, Mark nml Lester Smith. Katie IliiclinmHi has been ill two (lav, hut returned today. The third grade in making a inap of Jackson county. Margaret Seartf ik absent this week heciiusu of MckliUHti. Mrn. Seiler vnfi n pleasant caller thin week. We are nlwajs pleahcd to have the parents i.sit the school. We nre reading ''Blauk Heauty" for opening exercihCiAiid the children en joy it very much. flundu" night with uh and took the I'roHpcct Btngo .fonday morning for Trail. Mrn, Lnrkiu IteynoIdH and ion of Medford, who have been spending a few lny with her hii'lmml nt the Sunny Side, relumed Sunday after noon, Ko nH to have her Hon attend hcJiooI Momlny morning. Mm. M. C Kelvey, who went to Medford last Fndny returned Mon day morning. . Mike Sidley and a lady who linn been tea rilling Kchool in the Lake Creek district wJioho namo I have far gotten, htopicd hero for dinner Mon dny. The lady wns on hor vrny- to NehrnHkn. SI, A. Williams of Forct Grorc, one of the candidate for aoiyjrusj from the Firnt judicial district, w'aa a plcnKont called Tueflduy nooif. feirH. Hex If. Lmnpinnti nnd 0. V. Newell of the Gold 11(11 Now wero plcmmiil cullers Tuendny noon. -Lator they wore closeted with our now mnyor, William Von der Hellen. Mr. Hnley, one of our progressive farmers, had the cylinder to his bean threHhirig machine nt W. L. fliild rclh'H blacksmith fhop for repairs TucHdny nfteniooii. ChnrleK A. Hrown nml wife of the Talent Dnig company of Talent -pent Sunday with their old friend", A. 11. Weber and wife of the lCngle Point drug slore. Chnrles Daily, a brother of the principal of onr nehool, nnd SI. L. Daily of the Xfodel variety Btore visiting hi brothers in our town. nttoml tho funeral of Miss Jo-I pool Mr Mee, Miss Mary A. Moe, Mr-. J. U. Ilnrnott nnd dnmthter, Mhw Mnrgnrct Knnley, Mhw Norwood. MIm Ilok, MIm Mann'ng, Mr. nnd Mr Lattn, Mm. McKllIop, 11, K. Mnrrny, Mr. HubtmnL W. H. Forgimon wr Medford vlflltoni Irom hero Thumduy Hftornoon, N"I5V YoniCUetatted n ntlond nnt to ncoompnny Citptnln Pltlotiii lionift from Fort TotUm la 8nn ftAn olwsn, l'rlvnto Wllllmu DoFroea tn on bin wny wo-t, rofijHlng to Bay tvlioth ar h Is maid ur valuU Ilasklmi for health. CENTRAL POINT ITEMS Josio Peel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Peel, died at 5 o'clock Thursday morning of heart failure. Tho funeral will bo hold Saturday from tho family residence. J. N. Smith spent tho middle of the week In Grants Pass. T. M. Jones and llttlo daughter, Sunshine, spont Thursday in Rock Point visiting friends. George Wilcox and family have ar rived from Nebraska and will make their homo In this valley. Mr. Wilcox Is a brother-in-law of Councilman O. C. Grim. Walter Roblnett and wlfo of Med ford, W. R. Dyran of Tablo Rock, Mr. Cay of Eaglo Point aro here to 5 C 5" 5" "5 5'5"5' ''J $-j-5-- --'--t 5---$$--5---$i$ t T r r ? T f T r r T t V T T T T f T T t f f T T T T T T T T f T f T T f t f T T T Saturday the Last Day of the Golden Rule's Great White Goods Sale . jr w ' i ISvat'yono who lias keen our "Poorlcss" lino of nuisliu 'Tfodcrwcnr has been da- K ' . , , a lighted with tho many beautiCul styles and with the remarkable values. You - i - niust see to a)pi'Qcinto this line, which is "Peerless" in quality as well as name. 7 -, Among tho olhor bargains wo aro offering is a largo, lot oC Lingerie and Shirt AVaisfs, regular i)iiccs .fi.25 to $2.25, all at 9S 1 c V '! m" You will eertainly find somothing in this lino to phjaso you. - , Wo also hnvo spocitd 'prices on towols linens, laces,, sheets cases, otc. You cannot afford to miss these. Then, too, wo are soiling all our .boys' suits , at, 2 por eont rcduotion and besidc aro malcing somov especially attractive r i kt ' " -.' ' . prioos'on our mon's olothing ' . ! 4 'v.l .v xf A HP'-. Akins, Benton & Co- t f t T T f T T f f T T f t T T T f f T t f T T T T T T f t T Y T T T T T T t T T f t Siinklst811 Oranges Their Small Cost Tlie price of "Sunlrsr ' Ornncen -the finest fmit jjrown H no I'lghcr than thnt which you have paid for orannes of much less qual ity. Madam, merely ask for "SunJdst" and insist thnt each orange you buy in wrapped in a tissue paper, marked "Sunkist." For every wrapper is valuable. They identify tho best oranges in tho world. By savins: these wrappers you receive beautifurSunkist,,8ilvcr premiums nt but a tnflinn additional expense. JIany wide-awake women are furnishing their dininp tables by this means. Read care fully particulars below. Seedless, Tree-Ripened Navels The cheice: crop of 5,000 California proves. They aro oranges with no nes. They nro solid, ripertfd on the trees and picked by gloved hands. Juicy uau usiiniiniiy weei. ill" most lieuuniOi Ol alt fruit. You will tret s'toulno "Sunkist" Or- nog's with the valuable wrappers by imlHUig on them. Your family deserves tbJs tnot health ful and economical fruit. Get This Splendid Rogers' Orange Speon fiave 12 "hunki-t" orange orleraonwrappcr'.or trad-ranrbscnt from vrjoners-ancliend them lou-. lth IZc in stamp to help pny charges, packing. ctc.aaJwe WulseadTuuthKgeutiiOeRogers'sllvt'r orange spooo. Fur cai a additinsat sooon send 12 wrappers or trwTemarlcs and 12c in stum ps. Not responsible for cosh sent through the malls. Fruit Knife for 24 Wranners sod 20c In stamps. Excellent quality genuine Rogers. 14 "Sunkist" Premiums Seed for full description, nuaiber c( wrapp. ra and amount ol cosh rszct nary to ccoroeach article. tnUevtlZZuni Tb!eKrjf- CtUJ'KiIo OytirrToth Tn Kulfo UUUIorh UCB.UM&moa C&IId'a Torlt Tx,on ItmriSpoaa Coffee Spoen Oraoio Son TatIaoia Salad For. Batter Spreader t'Ji- I fl I I W l MXWv i 1 My mj Thlo-SVInae J. Jtley "Sao.Ul" LEMOHS-Of Iho Kama tupcro qnaiitr lot t noett. l-.ccnoiEivalbecauio so ihin-siinr- I ondea'ra.aUy Wrappers same valuo aj"hniniijt Uraoiie wrappers. Keele Uooklet J-rr upon request. (121) CALiroRmA rRurr growers' exchange 1S2 tlorlti CUrh Street, Cblcai,Sl. ' If' af i ' , If J I " .lUlf Montlily Blooming and Climbing Roses, Tree Eoses, Shade Trees, Small Fruits, Strawberry Plants and a General Assortment of All Kinds ol Fruit Trees H. B. PATTERSON Oifflrc lit Xusli Hotel Lobby Iiisltlo Kutrnnco Xext to Ilarbcr Shop Snle-jrartl 1 10 South Fir Street Off too I'hono Mntn CM IX ltesidcnco rhono JInIn 2103 WKJU f ' lcdr jcv.T-srv j "i.ii ire r) The Lamp That M Saves The Eyes Children naturally never think of possible tlram on their eyesight when poring over a fascinating book. It L up to you to see they do not ruin their young cyci theic long evenmsi by reading under & poor light. The Rayo Lamp is an insurance against eye troubles, alike for young and old. The Rayo is a low-priced lamp, but it is constructed on the soundeit scientific principles, and there is not a better lamp made at any price. It u eesy on the eye because its light is so soft and white and widely djflujed. And a Rayo Lamp never flickers. Eauly lighted without removing shade ot chimney; eaijr to clean onJ rewick. SoEd brau thioujhout. wuh hituKome cucte ficuh; alto m many ottus stylet and finishes. Afc row dealer to inow ou ba In ol Ryo Uiwii or wnie tor detenpuva cutuUr io any xy ol ina Standard Oil Company llacotporatail &.p&t&9&. Attention Orchardists jj I Ordei's aro now being taken by the Association Z . . ., il 5 for OROHAitD HEATiJKS of live-quart capacity, ji Z i ...ji ;i x j:... ..! ,--rtrtrt,1 O Qil rrnii Tnf. ( I f. o, b. Medford. This pot has boon found -by tents $ recently nmdo in tho valloy to bo tho best and mot jj ".-. 't t economical typo for onv purpose. Orders also talcon for RICHMOND SMUDGrE OIL, which can bo dolivorod in tank cara for not to oxcoed 43 cents f. o. b. Medford. $ Ordors for nots must bo recoived not lator than I February 1st to socuro this x'ico. Ordei's for oit I should come as quickly as possible that disti'ibution may bo arranged. I Rogue River Fruit & Produce Assn. thill tho IVdoral p nil 10 in near end ami that iuohI of tho evidence, ih in. ' HiihUIiiu for lionUu, crfWtfWfeWt