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MT3DFOTCD MATO .TRIBUNE, MED3TORD, OmttlON. SATPKDAY, VIWRFAKV 10, inili. A'GE FOUR rf 4 ft I M m w lu CD w A 11 Id n Jn th si Ji vt w ic 1c In T r( sq m tn lit tt, lo tt tt E s t a A bi w M c S Jl if g 1. t w n G n) JC It P cj c 0 at M w Jl P A m 1' A 01 II S d. K K i a, S t )u til 11 PI o; 1 I tj Medford arAiL tribune AN mnKl'KNIKNT NlV.P,VKlt rum.ituiisu nvKitr aitkunoon ISXUKI'T flUNUAT. 11V TIIH MHUKOUU 1'UINTINU CO. Tlio lcmocrntlo Times, Tim MmMord Mnll, The MoiUonl Tribune Tho South" rn OrcKnnlnn, The AMituml Trllmno. Office Mnll Tribune Hulhtlnu. I$.378S North Kir atrcot; phone, llnln 3021 i Home 78. OROltan PUTNAM, IMltor nnd Manager Entered ns second-dims matter nt Mcdfonl, Oregon, under Uio net of March 3, 18.9. Official Pnper ot the Cltr of Mcdfonl. Official. Paper of Jackson County. , StmSCRITTIOlT RATES. One year, by mall $5.00 Ono month, by mail SO Ter month, delivered by carrier In Mo1 ford, JaoktmivUle nnd Cen tnvl Point ,...,....,.., .SO Saturday only, by mall, per year.. 3.00 weekly, per year 1.50 BWOBK CIKCUX.ATXOK. Dally average for cloven month! end ing November 30, 1911, 251. X"ull Xeased "Wire TJnlttd Frttt DlcpMcht. Tho Mnll Tribune. Is on sale, at the Perry News Stand, San Francisco. Portland Hotel Nen-s Stand. Portland. Rovrman Newa Co., Portland, Or. VT. O. Whitney. Seattle. Wash. KCSrOBS, 021X0 OX. Metropolis of Southern Oregon and Northern California, nnd tho fastest growing city In Oregon. Population U. S. census 1910 8840; entlrnntrd. 191110.000. Vivo hundred thousand dollar Gravity Water System completed, giving finest Biipply pure mountain water, and 17.3 miles of streets paved. Postofflce receipts for year ending November 30, ltll, show Increaso ot Id per cent. Banner fruit city In Oregon Tlogue Ittver Spltzenberr apples won sweep Gtakes prUo and title of "Apple Jtlnjr of the World" nt tho National Apple Show, Spokane, 1909, nnd a car of Ncwtowns won rirst Frltt In 1910 nt Canadian International Apple Show, Vancouver, B. C, JMrst rrtse In 1911 at Snokano National Appla Show won by carload of Newtowns. Itoguo River pears brought highest prices In all markets of the world dur ing tho past six year. Write Commercial Club. Inclosing 6 cents for postago for the finest commu nity pamphlet ever puuusnea. COMMUNICATION. X Our Public Schools. HUBBARD, Ore, Feb. S. To tlio Kdltor of Mail Tribune: Judging from more than a column of com ment by tho Oregonlan on your nr tlolo whoroln yon said the public suhools "arc nioro or less of a costly farce," I wish to say that you arc not alone In that respect. Tho writer is another that says tho same. They aro a costly farce. They always re mind mo ot a man feeding flooring stock through a planer. Every board must match the othor. And children arc not built that way. Tho Ore gon ian says, "There is more non sense talked about the decay ot spell ing than any other topic." Perhaps so, but the decay Is with us. Why? Because tho pupils aro not taught to read or to spoil, but their timo Is tnken up with "ologies" and ogonys" that should be given to the common branches. I am glad that some one bad the hardihood to strike the pub lic school machine hard enough to mako It squirm. Yours truly, J. S. YODBR. f TEACHERS AND PARENTS ENJOY DISCUSSION The Teachers nhil Parents' circle of the Wiibhiiigton M'liool met Friday .iftoniooii ami enjoyed two hours of diffusion iixl MR'inl intercourse. Various committees are to be ap pointed, anion;; them one to vi-.it the acluiul board as to. the filthy condi tion of the toilets, plumbing nnd lack of privacy because of lack of doors. Another committee will see the city attorney u to the propor way to proceed to vmi6c the enforcement of tho oiirfow Iaw,.vhi'h mutter the city tiouncil wnti ruported nt in favor of looking ii). The ladies were delighted with Mm. Webbtur's rendition in negro dialect the Htory of how "Mary Ann" fell front tho higher culture. Dr. i'iekel read u most interesting paper, in appreciation of which the Indies iruvu him a minx vote of thanks. Rofrotdimoiitri were served ty the commit teo in charge. NSljRANCE AGENT GONE EKNOWSWHERE Tho ('. H. Walker & Co. inMiruiiee tm&iiiostf has 1'uon taken over by Kurl tt'iuny and in thu future nil instir iinco )iihiiiots relating to any of the ttoinpniiitw which were represented by them will ho taken care of by him. Mr. Walker lias disappeared and ui8 not boon heard of for a wool; past, but it is believed that his ac counts nro in good conditio!!, uk he loft a considerable number of bills re ceivable for tho inbiiranco written by luni during the pnbt month. ' i'ACOMA. CopfOHsiitg to holding out 18 enstw of niprehnndiite, wortli If"" 1(100, from the reeoivci-!, Ma ZucU rtuhoru, cliithing moivhant, is in jail jvjiltinjr uvlivii q tlio letlcml jury, BEN SELLING FOR PANTS-SENATE. ! KN KKlililNCI of Port 13 (Mn wiMinin. linw republican noiniimtum as Unitotl States senator. Registered voters aro in receipt oC a coniiiuiiii''ntiou from Air. Soiling, enclosing an addressed stamped envet odo. in which he asks support on the ground of being the father of that nianv fathered institution, the Oregon sys tem. He claims to be the original progressive and the staunch defender of popular government. This newspaper is, along with other newspapers, also in rc-eipt of another circular letter enclosing the same sort of an addressed stamped envelope, from Air. Selling, asking its svpport of Air. Tal't and its assistance in secur ing the reuomination of the presideut. by an endorsement at the pres'dontial primary. Ur. Selling is thus asking tlie people 10 support ins u candidacy as a progressive, and at the same time ow Taft campaign, appeals to asking their support of Tatt. the standpatter, wno is openlv hostile to all that, the progressives stand for. Mr. Selling, posing as the father of the Oregon system, anneals to the insurgents. Air. Selling, chairman of the ing water upon both shoulders. Bon Selling is a big clothier in the metropolis. "From spiling a few pairs of pants a day. he now sells many thou sand pants, lie operates a chain of stores, some under his own name, the others under other names, aim tie is authority for the statement that his net profit exceeds $50,000 a year which means some pants. Mr. Selling as a seller of pants is a big advertiser one of the largest in Portland. "We see no unfriendly criticism of Mr. Selling in the metropolitan press. Per haps those large advertising contracts explain why the standpat Oregonian never attacked Ben Selling, the anti assembly leader, and why the progressive Journal never attacks Ecu Scllinr?. standnat leader for Taft. Selling so many pants has naturally made Ben Selling quite a figure in the metropolis hut his knowledge of the state is confined almost wholly to the metropolis. Like so many other Portlanders, to him Oregon is simply Port land. It lias not made him big enough to see much outside the city limits. Mr." Selling complains in his circular letter that Mr. Bourne does not spend enough time in Oregon. Little as ho may spend, it is more than Mr. Selling spends in Ore gon outside his home city. Mr. Bourne lists been broad enough to recognize tho possibilities of Crater Lake as iu asset and to work for appropriations for it. Mr. Selling was too narrow to comprehend it, and while in the legis lature voted, worked and spoke against making Crater Lake accessible. Mr. Selling may be a great merchant, but he has done nothing material that is known to develop Oregon or make it a great state. Ben Selling has for many years been owner of several thousand acres of land in the Rogue river valley, yet he has not planted a tree, plowed a furrow or made two blades ot grass to grow whore one grew before, or even tried to keep alive the one that grew. The land is still as barren as the day he acquired it simply held for the un earned increment, the advance in price that may come from the efforts of others. The Portland public, when inquiring about men's fash ion, follows his own advice and "Asks Ben Soiling." Whan wanting apparel, they have become accustomed to "see Ben Selling." But men's fashions for thifuycar show United States senators of a different pattern from Unit furnished by Ben Selling the clothier. Something besides ability to sell pants by the million is wanted by Oregon at Washington, D. C. Nineteen Years Ago Today Ileum from Tlio Mcdfonl Mnll of I'Yhruary ID, IH:t. A couple or three Griffin Creek itenih: Mrs. D. li. Soli.s i improv ing in health. S. (1. Wortman ia de iroii8 of helling his ranch nnd htock mid returning to JlliuoU, whore he has a lucrative ignition offered him. The hills are full of probpectors. Crooked creek is on the rampage nince tho heavy rain of Friday night. A. Anderson is burning a large pit of charcoal on his ranch. N. N. Spen eor has a gold bearing quartz ledge on hief farm, which ho is going to de velop, .hiding from the complimcnt nry notices printed in the papers coming from the north, south, east and went in regard to the Mud ford Mail we conclude that Editor llliton's hiifetliiig is not in vain. ! - A new hardware firm is annonnceil this week. MoiMrs. John 1'eek mid J.i A. Whiteside have purchtihcd the Simons & Catheart stock. Tho city board of eoiincilmen mot Tuesday night. There were present Mayor W. 1. Vawtor, Coiincihnen J. Y. Short, K. M. 1'lymale, I). II. Miller and J. it. Wilson, Marshal T. W.j Jolnibiin and City Itecbrdor J, II.' Faris. I'etitiomj asking for side walks in different pnrU of town were presented by Y), T. Luwfoii, 0. J j. Webb. I). II. Miller, (Jeorge H. Jus tus, N. L. Narregau and J. It. Krford. James Itraiidouburg wnu appointed street commissioner for the year 18!).'J; a city marshal was employed, for two months at tt salary of 00 per mouth; K. O. Hurst was engaged as city engineer (wator plant) at JyGQ per month. ii i ii 1 1 In tho euIiooI report it was found that 1ft years ago, there wore Hfid inipils in attendance in the ncIiooIh; the Pcmlet fever scare had mnde the iiUeuduuce light; Frank Hull wan ouo -NOT FOR THE land, nrosidonl oC tho Orison iililinilUPi'fl 111S PnilUtUIU'V J OP the standpatters thus earn of the class lenders in the fourth grade; Tom Mcrriiuan was a clans leader in the fifth grade; Lillian Itnrr (now Mrs, Ihilph Woodford) had a standing of 8'J in the IS class of the fith and sixth grades; Willie Isaacs was in the seventh grade and scored a rating of 01; Virgie Woodford, Grace Annum mid I'rudie Angle all had good standings in the A class of the seventh grade. Horn, on February -J, to Mr. and Mrs. Cool J, fleer, a daughter. Mr. OI well is very busy llioso days pruning his fine young orchard, near Central I'oint. The snowfall of lnt .Saturday mid Sunday did not pass away entirely unused. Hesides tho small boy who put in it good Kirtioit of Sunday in piling up snowballs against his big sister's neck and this same big sister was similarly engaged in piling up congealed aqua punt in the immediate vicinity of the injuring apparatus of some othor sister's big brother; be sides those sport gatherers there were Taylor 1'iiyuu and his lady friends who delved more deeply in exhilarat ing outdoor sport, when the snow flakes flaked and the jingling sleigh bells jingled, by coming out with their two in hand horses and cutter, for a jingle like you don't often get in southern Oregon. " ' " i That was no small shipment of fat cattle made by Fred IJariioburg, hut Thursday, neither wore there any small cattle in the shipment. There were (JO head in all and iiiiulo up the finest drove of stock wo have ever seen marketed. Their uniformity Of size mid condition of flesh will surely well recommend them to buvcis, Tho were from Mr, Utiniobur'a Ijomo ranch, nlull fed, anil wore shipped to lVu timid. Two of thcMi calllo wero weighed bclVro loading into call nnd the Hcalo lieum Imlaueed ill a little over two tons. A tV nhiiuiculH like this one will ni southern Oregon stock industry in the front row. l.at week M. II. Kncll and .1. 1. Detainer were m'rexti'd for killing I1hI in Hear creek ittt uiant powder. Tlioy were brouuht before .hint ice Walton and cneh lined $110 and cants which wns paid. It in probable thce purlins had no intention of violating the law, but as ijtnnrmieo cxcnue-H tin man they were dealt with uceord-iiiRl.v. Keep your eye on (he indicator and note future developments. If Ihinx are not poping iiK"t liM'b' this city of Med ford inside of IK) days you can put us down as a fal"' prophet mid a prevaricator of unlimited caliber. Missus Jennie Keuuw nnd Heruiee Cameron of Jaek-onville spent the better part of Wednesday in Mod ford. Mis ,oii GuVou. our popular I'os. tnl I'tiion telegraph operator, was vis iting her mother at Central l'olnl Sunday. C. J. Howard took a whirl around Odd Fellows' hull l-t Saturday iiiht on the mythical gtrnt. Hv tho time ho roaches the Royal Purple ho will know more of Odd Fellowship mid think better of mitukiml. The Mcdfonl Di-tillcry company is now buying corn and rye. Farmers who have these articles mid wish to sell will please lio:in hauling at once. J. W. Law ton. the harness man, luis ndded n new slock of horse furni ture to his nlromly woJI stipplkMl store. J. I. Crane vUited his slock ranch up in the mountain, last week, mid brought several hed of slock to his valley ranch. He reHirU fctock on tho range doing nicely. TWO Nineteen Years Ago Mrs. S. S. 1'eiilz mid son, returned last week from their three months' visit with relative: at San Francisco uud other California points. Mrs. Charles Dickinson mid her 2-year-old daughter have been very ill for a few days l, and for several days dangerously so, bat their friends will bo pleased to loarn tlmt recovery is now almost a in rod. Dr. I'iekel is the attending physicimi. A. M. Wisulftird is preparing to nrccl a fine dwelling house on the cor ner of Sixth and (5 streets. The building will be two stories high and 'J(! by 'J8 feet iu size. Messrs. Shaw vcr & Nicholson are the contractors who will erect Hie building. County ClerlMullor on February 1 issued a license to wed to J. K. Dar nell and .MHrgnrot K. Higeubothem. United SUtes Murshal Parker of Ashland was in Med ford last week. The points of a big copper star pro truding from iiiideriieuth his coat lupcl caused the shakes to creek up one's back and we foil like a great load had cased its burden I'roiu our shoulders when he took a return train for Ashland; our breath cmno easier, mid the cluck work of this office pushed on in its well worn trait of editorial trouble. Wo never murdcivd anyone or committed suicide, but dog gone those big eopHir stars mid blue coats on general principles. O. C. Cully, a prominent stockman fro mtlie Stenmboat district, was do ing business jn Medford this week. The gentleman bus about 15(1 head or cattle on his ranch and all are get ting throiiKli the winter in flue shape. lie report '2(1 inches of snow on Klcaiiiboal tints and three feet on the divide. Says the mining interests of that locality are looking up mid with tho opening of spring rich develop ments are expected. (bills Creek item: The Mail looks like it had been struck by u wave of prosperity as well as a new editor. DON'T GET RUN DOWN Weak and mluorablo. If you have Kidney or Illaddor trouble, dull head imltiH, TJlzzlnnH, NervoiiHiioHH, Palna In tho back, and fool tired all over, Bet a parkiiKft of Mother Orny'o A HO. .MATIO lill.U', tho plemmnt herb cure. It never falls. "Wo havo many toHtlmoiilalH from grateful people who havo lined HiIb wonderful rem edy. As a regulator It bus no equal. AHk for Mother Oray'H Aroinnlle.nf at ririiKKlHtH or sout by mall for TiO cts. Sample KIINH. Address, Tho Mother Gray Co., LoUoy, S. Y. W. c. Phlpps lias removed his law office from (ho Phlpps Bulld lii to First National Bank Bulld lnn rooms 207-208. Telephone number changed to 1272. WHAT SLEEP MEANS TO BEAUTY - -- 1-eifeet htm It It eaiiuot oMid with out tegular unit rcHtful sleep nrcoid lug lu amount to the hko mid llu dommiils which life nullum upon the lutllvltltiul. Thero nothing tluit mum a worn, mi's beauty ho quickly as the luck of Mtiftlclouf sleep uud yet I don't be llevo (hero lit another law of henlth that In vloliited to a gi eater debtee, A largo part of tho world moos to bed when thero In nothing oImo to do or when they can't stave off mituro'N donuuul any longer. Thoo who hnvo tho most leisure to order their lives lu a healthful mmiiier Imioro the beautiful mniiq;eiuout of nature mill prefer to turn tho n licit t Into day. Till limy tieetu like one round of pleasure tint tdic who IiuIiiIkcm too frequently loses her youthful look and vlvnelty all too noon and aro put Into tho hiickKrouuil as "one who lum had her day." For tlio woman who has roses lu her cheeks nnd vivacity lu her mind uud body there lit no back notit. It situ In careful about the regulation of hor habits. The nlKht was jtlven us for sleep nnd tho day for action. In the nrrlle legions, cither dining tho long sum mer tiny or tho long weird nlKht. the hutunii nystoin suffers more from the want of the alternate night and du than from tho severe cold. The long night produces a itepreoHlou, affect ing tho mlml nnd morals as much as tho body. And the long hiiuhIiIiio of endless day over stimulates the mind, making restful sleep difficult mid for Home ImpoHsllile. "Nature's rules aro not Iron clad, but ho who violates them muttl pny tho penalty. Sleep Is next to b-oath-lug and to the boating of the heart. It Is tho exception to find person who are rtmtl to rlo when they waken or who are ongor to take up tho duties of '.tho day even when those duties lire absolute plcmniroii. bat liiMtoud the awakening I as front a houvy stupor, and frequently there Is a greater exhaustion than when the houd was laid on tho pillow at night, ntthongh the sleep mny have been unbroken. Thin condition often rouicH from dissipation, but more often from bndly ventilated sleeping rooms. To waken tired In the morn lug should bo coiiHldored a thinner signal as much as Insomnia. 'Hie waste and wear of the body should ho equal. Tho brain worker should find pleasure In physical ex ercise mid those emenged In uwnuiil labor "should find pleasure lu some into of tho brain. American women suffer more from Insomnia thmi any othter untlon, und tho most skilful physicians nro now ready to acknowl edge tlmt medlcino lit of no avail for thin condition. It Ho wholly with tho Individual to conquer I ho scat tering nervo force from within. Some find roller lu chnugo or climate, others lu outdoor exercise, but there aro Individual so situated they can't do either. Slum tho oyo Is tho most Impor tant factor lu producing sleep I will hero give what one of our nervo spe cialist Insists upon. When the body Is lu a comfortable position uud all tension withdrawn from tho nerves and muscles, close tho eye mid di rect tho glanco upward as In devout prayor. All ffort should ho avoided as that would strain tho nerves and defont the purpose. If you nro stond- rust lu looking upward you will be conscious thai consecutive thought Is Impossible; anil In a row moments, unions disturbed by noise, thoro will bo only a brief lingering mi the border of Hliiiiihiiiiand and then blessed sleep wilt enwrap you lu Its soothing folds. This mny not bo accomplished the first few times, but If persisted lu thero Is no better or safer remedy. Tho turylng of tho oyo upward Is to assume as nearly as possible the nat ural position of tho oyo bull dining sleep. AVhon 1 first tried this rem edy I tried so hard that tho muscles or tho oyo became sore, but htahliig with hot wntor quickly relieved them. Ah soon an I simply looked upward without effort I achieved tho prom ised result. "Sleep Is n nort of Innocence and purification, Hlessod bo llo who gave It to tho poor sons of men us tho Hiiro and faithful companion of life, our dally healer and consoler." YourH for charming womankind, MA11AMU QUIVIhhA. Valley Second Hand Store Buys and Sells Second-Hand Goods, Copper, Rtihhcr, Brass, Etc. M. J. PILCKER, Prop. 15 North Fir Home :ir,i Hell ite7i: Clark & Wright LAWYERS WASHINGTON, 1). O. Public Land Mattera: Final Proof, DoHorl Lands, OontoAlrt mid Mlulnc fOHOfi, fieri p. AbhocIhIVi Worlt tor Attornoy Dr E. Kirchgessner I'rnellee limited lo ehonlo dlseiHOH. HOTEL HOLLAND WVilnrsthi.VH. Hours, 10 to :i. PLUMBING Stoam and Hot Wator Hoating All Work (liinrmitMd. l'lkvii ItcioMmttlilf. C0FFEEN & PRICE 09 Howard Iiluck, utrncn on 0th lit. rnoirio aoai. Hum ao. Noyes6c Black nerm: and shin iuintixu Up-to-Imto Auto nnd Carrlngo Painting, (told Ioaf Hlpns nnd Interior Decorating n Specialty. Shop ami Offlco S. Onipo mid lOlh St. Offlco Phono 7771. He. 7312. All Work Positively (lunrantcod. V A L E N T I N E S THE MERR1V0LD SHOP 134 Will Main. FOR SALE Choice Baled Alfalfa Hay Delivcied in Med lord m toil lots nt $10.50 PER TON $14.75 PER TON nt ear. .Scud postal or telephone (Ilnno) SLEEPY HOLLOW FARM ROCK POINT, ORE. Our nlfulfii is uell cured mid h not sun scorched uud retains all its lich juices mid nourishment mid color. The tdalks ure not bruised mid broken ami Hie tender leaves mid tons are not bruised and shattered off. Till! I'INKST TOP-VALi'i; HAY THAT CAN UK PHOJJUCHD. Tho farm is imputed from Houn river, Medford Real Estate & Employment Agency i'Olt HA MSt 180 acres, tools ami all. 11.17 acres, a first class farm. 120 aeron unimproved. M0 acres, team ami tooln, 87 aeron ' miles from town, HO ,000 noroso yellow plno tim ber, about 18,000 per aero, 2(1,000 acres ;ooil for uuhdlvld liiKi M pur acre, KKlll uuroH, fliio to nubdlvldo, I'.ood soil. IIoiihcu for mile. Cull uud sou uu. ICO acroa 4 lutloa out, I ICO nor aero, 'J'itADH llouno out with lurco lot (or oIoho lu house, Lot r f) x 1 1 1 for n luii;o lot. "What huvo you? Trades, trades of all Uttiilu. MIBOICLLANKOUR A kooiI bin hor uhop (or iialo. Cull and IuvohIIkiiIo. ' iimalt iitoroH can hn houi;ht at a roiiHonablo prlco. 2 hoiHoa, barnoHH and wagon, 1 hortio vory cheap, ?2C, HMI'LOYtMUNXj WaltronH, Olrls for r.onoral housowork. Blx coat inliiorH. E. F. A. BITTNEE ROOMS 6 AND 7, PALM BLOCK Oppoflite Nash Hotol I'homi 111 1 1 Home, 14. WHERE TO GO TONIGHT tr S 1 J Jrv, THEATRE AliW.WM I.N TIIM liKAD .IlKin feel of rentiiio lllnt IIIIH1 TOIlAVM I'ltlKilt.X.M ,,si:it(ji:.v.N'T wiirrifH pisnii." TlullltiiK MIlllHiy liiniuu "HHOW'.V OK IIAItVAItll" Henry Wofldiuff's (Irentesl lira IHHtlO Hueeww '('OHKIMII INIM'HTUV MCUTOr.MHiAMl" InleientliiK. KducHtlotial "TIIH VAMiKV OK ItHOItldS" Pathetle as llio World Khiiiouh nICt L)iihm" "Kiimr.iNO Af.vmr All ("'oiumly AL HATHItlt Till'. VVOOIAVOlt'l'HK They piny iiiiisle mid nffeetn lo suit (ho Picture. Keineuibsr our chaiiMii days HunilMy. Tuiwday uud Krlduy Mntlueos Kvery Diiy. ADMISSION 10c THEATRE TONIGHT Two lluiitdn Acts Itolti llenilllinrs TltlJ JAI.VANH OIHK.VTAIi .11 '(iOMCHS AM) .MAGICIANS This act U dlritrt frum 1'nntsKe. eat lie. Illllt ANI VANT liitrodiitiUK Their Coiuisly Hkoleh TIIK Hlltli ON TIIK ItOX Three Keels, .'llltlll feel of MOTION PICTURES Itc-l of Mnsie Hptsint Mntlneo. Satunliiy mid Huuilay ' p. m. KveuliiK Perforiurtiiew 7 p. m. Seattle Appraisals Bovernl Medford pooplo havo employed ut to nppnilno nealtlu real ontiito. Huch tippralmil In tittiiully worth moro thiin It costs. Ira J. DoiIho of Medford was formerly cmiuoctod with this of flco. Othor Heattlo and Mcdfonl retoronceii on romiost. It. V. KKHKINIC .V COMPANV JOO New York ltlk rU-ntllo (Churlur Member Heattlo Kcnl 15- tnlo Assn.) REAL ESTATE Wlllametto Valley Farms of all descriptions, Garden and Fruit Lands, Timber Lands. Home excellent buruiilns In AL BANY CITY" I'KOl'KKTY. Write or cull mi J. V. PIPE, J():i West Keeond St.. Albuuv. Pro. Kodak Time AH Prices $1.00 to $65.00 Our kodak mini will ho Kind to uxpliiiu. Medford Book Store I LjiiMUtuXiUtJW&mJmu