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PA'GB SIX raiiptT(M f '"' ''" 51 " MEDFOftD MAIL TRTBTTNTJ. MDT'OTm CEGO. MONDAY, JANITAttV 20, 1012. CUNSIDEMING EXTRA SESSION fCnutluuod From 1'nn.o Onol Oregon's Booth Makes Showing at Northwestern Show HARMON BURIED A THIS AFTERNOON Well Known Resident of the Valley Laid at Rest In Local Cemetery Masonic Lodflo in Charge of the Funeral. ; Tho funeral of tho Into 0. T. Har mon wns hold nt the family residence on Capitol hill, in Knst Medford, nt J o'clock tins nftcmoon, Hov. V. V. SIiicIiIh offiointiiip. The enice nt tho )ravo in Odd Fellows cemeterv woro concluded by members of the Mimouin lodp of this city, of which order deceased vih n member. Mr. llnrmoii died nt his home Fri day, January 20, 1012, and was ngod Gt vcai-s and 17 days. Mr. Harmon for a number of years wnR prominently identified with the political and flnniicinl life of Minne sota and North Dakota, and wns well and widely known in those two states. Mr. Hnrmon was born in the state of Maine, January 0, 184S, and when 4 years old his parents moved to Minnesota, locating on a homestead that is now the center of Minneapolis. He -was ono of the first class of four to crnduntc from tho first high school in Minneapolis. In 188." be moved to North Dakota and helped organize, the Bank of Bathpale, of which he was president for u number of years. He helped in inctitutiu? n Masonic lodge in Bathgate and wns af terwards mns ter of the lodge. Later he removed to Minneapolis, where he lived until lie moved to Medford three years ago. Mr. Harmon was married in 1875 to Miss Wetherell of Philadelphia, who, with three children, arc left to mourn his loss. The children are two daugh ters, Etta and Ara of Medford. and a son, Robert, who resides in Miles CitV, Mont. Deecnsed had been a resident of Medford for about three yenrs. v VHH43cpBHP'9MflHMHBSifllB V mmp JtJlHyviPJir WBBhf Jffft.-T 9?iVfV afe. IBf .JH l Oregon's ofticial slate booth at tracted much attention at the North western Land Products show recently held in St. Paul. Of all the big show in 1911 this was the most important, n northwestern products alone were shown, without fear or favor. The official state booth of Oregon occupied an equal amount of space with the other state exhibits, which was subscribed for bv the business men of the Twin City and Duluth. Similar space w.is nl-o turn-died free to all the other staks m the Ninth west Development league. The official state booth of Oregon was designed and put up by the (lieat Northern railway for the state of Oregon. It was handsomely decorat ed and the apples and other fruits from Hood Hier, Willamette valley, the Umpqua and Hogue River valleys nude a splendid lowing, hi addi tion to fruit gnnun,. the chances for diversified fanning, dairying, hog nud i attic raising, which are of much in terest to the inid-ttestern and custom fanner, wciy empliasixed. The in terest manifested in Oregon was such that the Grunt Northern officials are well satisfied that the state will bene fit much from this comprehensive exhibit. TELEGRAPHIC TABLOIDS. SAN FRANCISCO.--Fals0 teeth, cork legs and a er a well, none of those things discovered after mar riage are grounds for divorce," is the declaration made in court here today. Harry Zukow of TJoslon is stung. SAN FRANCISCO. "He's real," said Alfred Brookson. "Ah, it's wax," said the affable stranger, lifting Brookson's watch. The "wax" figure saw the pickpocket work, came to life, dashed out of the window and made n capture. struck hy nn automobile and ono leg, to go hungry she said: "It don't three fingers and a rib were broken matter; he's too fat anyway." and his body badly lacerated. SAN FRANCISCO. Thieves utolo horn " llueu iun ui sun bimumukh nnu u PORTLAND, Ore. Walters are openly opposing a proposed antl tinninir club. Thev assort tlnnlntr is norosK.'trv wlmn n m.in wnnlil "illnn " tno 1,0"CO. "If ho wants to eat let him go to a 'u, stockings." cafotorla," thoy say. LOS ANGELES. Six Hotel Alex- GAME LICENSE MONEY HELD (Continued from Page 0nO on account of the game protective, fund, from the several counties, on account of hunters' and anglers' li cense fees nnd for fines and penalties, on account of violations of the game protective law: License County Fees. Baker. .$ 1,.1!)0.00 Benton 2,487.00 Fines and Penalties. 2S.fl. Clackamas. . . . 1.907.00 Clatsop l,70."i.00 Columbia 1,131.00 Coos 3, 192.00 Crook. 2.000.00 Curry. 195.00 Douglas 3,431.00 Gilliam 58-1.00 Grant (538.00 Hood River . . . 1,242.00 Harney. 037.00 Jackson Josephine. . .. 2.8G0.00 Klamath 3,788.00 Lake 934.00 Lane 4,010.00 Linn 350.00 Lincoln 2,541.00 Malheur. 054.00 Marion 0,039.00 Morrow 334.00 Multnomah. . . . 10,070.40 Polk. 1,180.00 Sherman 025.00 Tillamook. . .. 1,073.00 Umatilla 2,832.00 Union 2,750.00 Wallowa 1,207.00 Wasco 2,037.00 Washington. . . 2,11 G.OO Wheeler 9.00 Yamhill 2,181.00 102.70 249.-9 98.00 25.00 52.00 100.00 290.00 00.30 138.50 80.40 37.50 02.50 SAN DIEGO, Cal. University Heights is too far out to send the patrol wagon. So they built a port able jail, and will move it to the drunks who arc "too lit up" to navi gate to tho big harbor. SAN FRANCISCO. Oh, Bhades of Longfellew: memories of Omar! Cruel scleueo is butting in on the poofs old reliable. "Spring," thoy say. Is nothing bceu-tiful. 'It is the result of violent microbo activity. PORTLAND, Ore. "Cm glad it was no worse," said Phillip Mumford, as ambulance attendants bundled him into the hospital. He had boon anuria uinere paid lor mu lousier a nl0rtMli;i,, sheriff Koatlng found six wandering dog seized in the kltchon. ,,0(W wnglng a battle royal In a va Ho fled to the dining room, wa'terai,,, Houso. pursuing. Diners oscorted him to tho street, nresontlnir him with tho P!U Cursd in 0 So 1 Day " I .... .1 ...- ..lit .. .MAHAM 1 it. I luur tllUKHiz.1 mm irtuuu ftiivuv lODSier. p.vO niSTMr.'T fill in rnr inv eimfl or ltchlnp. Blind, EteMlnir or I'rotrualng Piles tn 6 to 14 days. 50c. LONG nEACH. Cal. Diners at a local hostelry crowded about tho table of Count and Countess Dig- stein Von False. Their graces or deered corned beef and cabbage. Hero worshippers tumbled. Two dis guised townsmen were unmasked. Hum wo over kumv before, but vvc still huvc much to leurii nud still hui much to do before wo uuderlaKc on n large scale the construction of a sys tem of highways in Ibis stale, We need lh"st, the passage of model good roads laws; second, u competent man at the head of the highway depni linen! j third, funds sufficient to cairv on the unil; rolled Cfforl Xeedid. These things will come only Ihiough uii!cd effort, nnd united effort will i ome oiilv tin ninth u clear under standing of the whole question bv the whole people of lhis(wtnle. This un derstanding will come only through the study by, nnd education of, the whole people. Numerous hills arc about lo he initiated or presented to the legisla ture by (he friends of good roads in different pints of the state; and, Whereas, it is niosl important thai the people of Oregon should give deep ami tiiouguttul intention to (lie con sideration, study and discusniou of these measures. Now, therefore, I, Oswald West, governor of the state of Oregon, by virtue of the power nnd authority hi me cstetl, do hereby proclaim the week beginning the 4th day of Feb ruary and ending the 10th day of February, as (loud Roads week, and I do earnest I v recommend to the peo ple of this state that during this pe riod the question of good roads logix. lotion be given careful thought and $275 brooch from Mrs. .M. 12. Oreen. s,"" r'K l"c i priune uis "Look for a 'she'" Mrs. Green told '"' 'l Jhroiigh the columns of "No man would hnvo ",0 ! '" "r,,cr """ I,K' pertaining thereto may be inereaet, public sentiment erystulucd and ef fective Icgifhitiwi scoured. In testimony whereof, I have here unto set my hnuil and caused the great seal of the stale to ho affixed, on this the 'Jtitli day of Jmiunrv, 1912. OSWALD WKST, Hovel nor. Bv the governer: HK.V W. OLCOTT, Secretary of State. SAN KAFAKIi, Cal. "Como at once! Tho whole town Is being held up." Investigating the telephone Underwear 25 to 33 Per Cent Discount We are closing oiil ('' tMit ir line of Ladies', MInm-h' and Hoys' fleece Lined Vests, hmftf, Union KuilH, etc, nt -f to Y. Ml per cent discount. Thto is not paper talk, as the original and present prices are all marked in plain figures. Soo our lino of Boys' and MLsaoa' 35c to 50c values in Vests, and Pants, salo prico 125 oach Valentines Hasklns for health. Hasklns for health. SAN FRANCISCO. A well dressed , woman pawned her husband's false teeth so she could oat. When It was pointed out that hubby would have 540.48 241.: 237.50 198.17 81.41 Total .7G,947.4fl $2,070.79 Total of licenses, linos and penalties for 1911 $79,018.25 Ralnnce in fund, Jan. 1, 1011 01,704.00 Total $141,382.31 Disbursements for 1911. .$55,820.40 Hal. in fund, Jan. 1, 1912. $85,501.91 Hasklns for hcaRn. THE ROSARY HERE TOMORROW NIGHT fi-------------------------------P VH Doubly Proven .Medford Renders Can No Longer Doubt thu Kvl(lence. This Medford citizen tostlftod long ago. Told of quick relief of lasting benefit. Tho facts aro now confirmed. Such testimony Is complete tho evidence conclusive. It forms convincing proof of merit. T. J. Williams. C17 Oakdale ave., Medford, Ore., says: "In 1907 after Doan's Kidney Pills benefited mo so greatly, I publicly recommended them. At this time I am again pleased to speak In their praise and give permission for tho continued publication of my testimonial. I suffered for years from kidney and bladder trouble, tho symptoms being slight at first, but becoming more pronounced as tlmo passed. Tho pains In my back became so acute that I could hardly endure them, and as the result of rostloss nights, I arose- In the morning all worn out. Often I was so lamo and stiff that I could not stoop and headaches and dizzy spells were common. I tried so many remedies without being helped that I became discouraged, but when Doan's Kidney PIUh wore recommonded to mo, I decided to try them as a last resort. I procured a supply at Hasklns' drug store and after using two boxes I could see that n great Improvement had been made. 1 grew better from that tlmo on and wus soon free from kidney complaint. Doan's Kidney Pills can not bo praised too highly." For sale by all dealers. Prico GO cents. Fohtor-Mllburn Co,, Duffalo, New York, solo agents for tho United States. Remembor tho name Doan's and take no othor. Two more davs of the one-half ,price sale on Tailored Suits Long Black Coats Children's Coats All Furs Ahrens Bo Sure lo Read GOLD HILL NEW! M Good Teeth Mean Sound Health Mount Tamalpais Military Academy SAN IL'IFAKL, WKST KN1), CALIF. An accredited High School. Grammar Classes. Junior School soparato. Only Western School having Cavalry nnd Mounted Artillery. Open-air Gymna sium. Open-air Swimming Peel. United States Army Officer detailed as Superintendent. Next term be glno Junuary 8th, 1912. Aimiun citosnv, a. m d.d. Head fillister. WW KJJHL t JBADv TEETH) CATJ5EJ 'A 07&0OVGH It Is not sufficiently understood that tho condition of tho teeth has a vory largo Influence on tho genoral health. Poor teeth means Imperfect mastication ono of tho principal causos of Indigestion. Let us exnm Ino your teeth freo of charge, and wo will put thorn In proper condition If thoy need our service. All branch es of dentistry practiced. DR. BARBER, The Dentist 207-208 Farmers-nnd Fruitgrowers flunk IHdg., Medford, Oregon Pacific Phono Main (iG3 Home Phono 287-L. I "THE TAXPAYERS' PAPER And Find Out First Hand About 'Ihis "Muckraking in Jackson County" That the Mail Tribune Told You About Last , Monday Copies on sale and subscriptions taken at the Manhattan Cafe ' Rex HL Lampman Publisher Over 1.1,000 extra fine (j u a I i i y Valentino Post Cards. The usual llussey quality at 1 cont oach Also a line of sillc and hand colored Cards at 2 for 5 HAND COLORED VALENTINE Pads nnd Foltlors, each in box, every one the work of an artist 10 and 25tf onch .Mon's all leather work Gloves and driving Gloves, BBTT 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50 pair. High grade quality less I he fancy price. HUSSEY'S It's the Name on the Movement that Counts BUYING a watch by the case is like buying a book by the cover. Hook or watch, it is the inside that counts. In buying a watch give first consideration to the movement. If you want the bc9t movement for your money choose from our assortment of WALTHAM WATCHES We have Waliham Watches in nil grades nt a wide ranr.col price eitch waich the titu value oslblc at its respective price. And we cm suit ou with a watch' ease plain or lancy, solid or gold filled. "It's Time You Oivntd a Waliham." Waliham Walclici arc the mutt ilcpfniUl.lc of tiiur-pifi fhtt la why wo trcummciKl tlicm If yun wi I M make vuur oiuii m life liivcumcnt Ul ua tell you an Jj. ini Wiltlu u. MARTIN J. REDDY JEWELER Near Postoffico Medford A. a -V .av a ; t I f f f f T T ? I a. A. wIKKKXKKwOOOOwmI:m 4$ &&.pA-pA. irrwirr A. A. A. w-v I t f f t T T f T T MINING MEN Right Now is the time to advertise your prop erties. The investors are here. Have You Anything to Offer ? If so,' there is no better medium in Southern Oregon than THE MAIL-TRIBUNE f f T T t y T ? ? y M- A