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A v f L "MADE IN "OREGON"" CAMPAFgN MEDFORD MATL TRTBUNTC, MflDFOIlD, QftlKION, TUESDAY, MAY VHH2. PAGE THREE TO EXTEND THE HOME MARKETS Orcnoii Industries Contra for a Ycnr's Display In the Mnll Trlliuno With tho Object ol liitluclnii Pcoplo to Keep $20,000,000 nt Home. Local Industries Should Dc Given n Chance to Dullil Up Themselves nml Stato by Local Patronage Tht) Minlc In Orison i'ittipit f Kit I" nxti'iiil Hid hoino mtitlu't for procliiitH f Ori'Kon luituHtrjcN iniiili) lln flint iippi'in unco In Hid ihIvitIIhIiik i(i. iiniiiN of Ihln piipcr Moinhiy. A half tB r iiioio to iiopi'iir onco a wind; for ii yciir linn Ih'i-ii toiittiictcil for liy M'lHi'NiMKiitlvo iiiiiiiufiicliiriirK anil i'i'jkIi'ih of IIiIh iiiiit urn rrtiui-Hted to hoy t tui Ori'Kou proiluuW. Tim nlottmi "Kvi'p twenty iiiIIIIoiik nt homo tlutt urn now hoik Hunt," iiii'iniH ii KP'iit ilcul to tlm lioiun iiior- I'lniiit, tlm lioum ImliiMtry ami the Ori'Kou wiikii oiiriiiT. It In InturoM liiK to liuow Hint Ori'Kou ImliiNtrlcN nml Oregon miUtiirlncn run lm iiiuiId IiIkIiI)' MKOtwful If kIvimi an ciiiul cliniirit at UroKon patroniiKi'. Tlm only line not pnrt'ly ninmifariiirliiK on thin piiKo In liihiiranco ami tlm iiiiioiint of moimy Mctit out of tlm wlalo or thai imrpoitu In itppallliiKly Itiw. Tlu' Ori'Kou l.lfo, with a rre onl of 17,600,000 In pollcli'H written In novi-ii yearn nml only IIIS.OUO lonn--n Ih it riH'ord nltowiiiK that the tmiillh, Htalilllty ami proupprlty of (IiIh Htutii In without a jinrulli'l. Tlm I'aclflo Htatnii company Ik mi all Ori'Kou flri limuranri) rompany or Ktiiilxril on tlm hiiiih roiiHorvutlvc linen; nml with (lm high character of Oregon people anil tlm tow fln rink lit ilentiiieit to an Kreal a career Wood inmiiifiiulurliiK In nnturally Kiveii tlm pitKOHi Hiutro or atteiiuon. KlrniH llko (lm CVntrnl Door & hum- her company, and tlm Carman Man iifactiirliiK company build nml equip Interior for tiiinliich flrniH, ImlikH. loilKen, cliurrlii'H ami club rooum. limy coiiKtriict nrt xntst nml metal work, inarlile ami UIIiik. Otoroii In a great fnrnlturo muntifncturliiK utate. Tlm KltiKrraft rhnlrn of tho Oregon Chair company are found In the lohlilctit nml parlor or tin new Multnomah hotel. No finer eliitlrn are innilo In tlm United Htaten nml no houm nr office In complete without oiio. It. Venl & Hon of Albany tniike Hovnnty Mtylen of cheaper chnlrH ami lockern. Tlmlr rhalra aro uiado from oak, anil, ami maple grown In Ore gnu ami there In little excumi for immllur. tiionoy for furniture to Mich igan. It In aliuont a crime- ngalunt ludUH trial Oregon to xeiiil money Hunt for flour nml cereal product. Tho Crown iinil Columbia Mlllit productH Hhould illnplato nil Mliuieiipolls flour now lined In carloadH by Oregon poo pie. Allu'M HrothcrM Violet Oatn their iiiIIIh ubIiik -100 carloadn of Oregon white oatn In a uluglo motitli --HtirpuHM In ijuallty any rolled oatri made. Tlmlr pancake Hour nml tlm Columbia Wheat Klitkcn nlouo would keep $100,000 In Oregon If lined by Oiegon people. Clothing manufacture In naturally oim of tlm inoMt Important linen ami nlrongly ropienenled. With n num ber of tho InrgcHt woolen .mllln on tlm count, Including a mohair mill, tlmro In an Increanlng duinand for Oregon-made clothing among tho peoidu of IIiIh Htato, Tho product of tlm Snlem, Uugemi and HrowuHVlllu woolen iiiIIIh aro made up Into Htiltn for tho llowman ntoron ut Portland, Cugone, MaiHhfleld. Clothing In matin' up from Oregon woolon iiiumi fuuturod hy tho Ori'Kou City woolon iiiIIIh nml Klulnnlinor, Mayor & Coin puny. Tlm inohalrn niitilu at Hellwood by tho Multnoiuah Mohair company from tho Aimora goatH grown to per feet Ion In (IiIh Htato aro fabrics that any man or woman In Oregon should lm promt to wear. It Ir OHtlmated that a iiiarter of n million ilollai'H aro Hunt oiihI each year for palntH, wootl fllloi'H and hIuIiih that aro niauufactui'inl hero In Oregon. In (IiIh lino ni'o thopro(luctH or tlm Oregon Wood DlHtlllliiR rni- pauy with lln luro plant at I.liuiton. where tho fir Htuuipu aro thrown Into cMt reputation In that lluo or any hIioo mado In Dm United Htaten If not III tho world? Thai tho Central Door nml Lumber company iiiakcn plato gliiHH iiilrroiH an good an llm fluent fmported? That Poitlaml Ih oiio of tlm largent liaruonH iiiaiiufacturlng elllcH In North Aiueika mid that McMouIoh' gall-pioof collar In one of llm itrealcHt humane IiiviiiiIIoiik or tlm ago? That tlm Hwantlka Maca roni fat lory putn out twenty klniln of uooilleri ami alimentary panten, llm eitial In itiallty of any Imported protliieln? That the I'oitlaml Cold age company han oiio or the largent payroll In Portland ami iiiakcn bind ing twine, wool twine mid hop twine nuporlor to the Imported? Why not link your dealer for the Oregoii-uiade product? Do you not own that to tlm home ImliiHtry that 'a time iiialten a market for your product? In not llm home manufacturer who Ih near ont to the conniimer uinrpellod to keep up the iiallty of hln product mote than the Hanteru manufacturer who In far from the market? The uunwerM to tlene iiioh(Ioiih me etiually true of every lino represented on thin page. The name rjuallty goon Into the productH or the Dwlght KdwarilH company, who Import cot foitn In hulk from the plantation ill reel from alt over the world. Tho product or the Union Meat company go direct to tho connumern through tlm retailer who hear the nllghtcitl complaint nn to niiallty. A hoU drink called "It-Porter," made by; the Puritan Mauiiracturlng c-otnpntiy In dlnplaclng a great deal of the lm- oorted ulncer ale mid Krape Juice. It nhoultl he nold on all bufret and din ing earn. It In made of pure fruit Juice and dlntlltfd water and In din- placing ntronger hoveragen. Tho inniiiifactiirer or tlm l.loulto (Slant Powder near Portland, a mifety nml nmiltnry vxplonlve that In dlnplaclng tho more daugeroiiH anil iinunea liroducliiK dynamltoH. will nave mil llonn for Oregon In money and human lire. Vitrified Hewer Pipe nindn In Oregon will Inli-rent every city In the ntate. A vlnlt to the large plant of tlm IrwIii-lloilHon company nt Port land, or tho Willamette Pulp and Pnper MIIIh at Oregon City would convince any one that there In little excune for nornllng money out or Ore gon for trifle like rubber ntnnip, celluloid button, lithographing or printing paper. CHRIS KREITZER, PIONEER DIES Cliil Kielter, aged 81, who camo to Jacknoii county In (ho early T0h ami wan engaged In milling on Jack won creek for a great many year, died thin morning at the Hacicd Ileal t lioHpltnl. Mr. Kreltzer Miif rured no particular ailment, dying from general debility. Mr, Kielter wiih well known to all the oltl-tlme renldentH of .fackHoii county. For yearn he took a lead ing part In county affair and wan ii nl vomally roHpecled, SEEK RECRUITS SENIORS TO TROD BOARDS TONIGHT relorlH and ereonoto mid about thirty other.. chemical productH aro refined. ThlH'luaterlal forniH the Iiiihu of tlm Comlor paints nml Hhould be lined by Oregon homo bulldoiH luterobted In Oiegon pityrollH. Hy looking over tlm Made In O lo gon page roudoi'H will find they can Hleop on Oregon nindo hmlillngH, eat Oregon Hindu pleklen nml rulluhoH, oat Oregon made cruckoi'H nml wiihIi them down with Oregon mado boor tin Kootl iih any boor niado, count their money on an Oregon mado unuliler, lluten to iiiuhIc on nu Oregon mado piano while Hiuoklng an Oregon inado cigar. There are Hpeulnl InduHtrltm In Oregon that tlonorvo upoulul veror- unco, now tiiaiiy iuiow iiini iiiu Uoi'Biuuu logueja ultoo uuu tlm blub- ThoroughuenH In Biuall detalln Is the watchword of the nenlor clann In the putting on of tholr piny, "Tho Merchant ijf Venice." Uant night wan the final rohoantal or the play before It In put on tonight, ami every hiiuiII detail wnn carefully watched.- Porlln, llm leading lady of tlm piny, will bo well played by MImh Maine Deuel, who put her whole ho ul Into her part. MUn ICthel.lClfert In an Idcnl .lea lea mid Minn Mildred Anile will appear at her, heat iih Nerlnna, the friend of Portia. Among the hoyn who will appear are Paul Mac Donald iih Antonio; Al len White an Haumiulo. nml rictchor Ware an Hhylock, and It Ih iicodlcHH to Kay that these bo)H handle their partn to tho bent advantage. Among the ncenos or tho play, tho football field wiih an exciting scene or IiihI ulght'H drohH rehcamnl. Tho curtain goon up an tho audience hours the umpire willing-, "Second down, five yard to go," and when the cur tain Ih up one noon a pllu of hoys, who quickly Hue up and go through two playn boioro the louder or the Med- ford team, Antonio, U knocked out. TIiIh nceno will bo received very en thuHlitHtlenlly hy tho audience, iih it thrlllH one to hoo tho two teams crash headlong Into each other. Lnuiicolot (lohho, the comedian of tho play, la played hy Mark Leonard, ami ho Ih hoiiio comedian, an evory ouo knows that Iiiih been associated with him In any way. Thu play Ih oHBontlally n comedy, with Home very laughable HceneH, anil tho noulorti aro Hiiro that tlmy mo going to give overy ono tholr nionoy'H worth who coino tonight. A MOOSK DANOK. A Htielal daiico will bo given at tho Mooho hall, West Main, WodneHclny evening, May S. Clot your Invitation cardH from Mooho ineinberH. AT rOUNTAINBiHOTCLO.OB KtBBWHtH Got the Original mi Genuine HORLICKS MALTED MILK . "Q.tiuMtc Jmiiationt The Food Drink for All Ajjcs RICH MILK, MALT CIU1N EXTRACT. IN TOWDER Not in any Milk Trust Insist on "HUKJLHJH'I" TuVe paokego bora FOR NATL GUARD Tin woik of recrulljng men to couipoKe the local company of the National Cuard Iiiih been iiuilcrtakeu In the city ami tho work Ih progrenn Ing rapidly. A largo number are diguing the roll and no difficulty In by lug experienced In gelling men, A rnmi.illtco met .Monday night at the Med ford, at which time HntH were propaiod. Thenouire now being circulated. .'00 i FIX ELECTION DATE T NH T The city council will meet In reg ular (tension thin evening. The most Important bunlucBH to be dlncinsnod will bo the city election, originally called ror May 11. which Is to be postponed to a later ditto In order Hint the bond Issue to pny the clty'n Hharo of n bridge over Hear creek uin' be aliio voted upon. NOTICK. Notice In hereby given that I have taken ponsennioti of the rooming bonne nl 103-11 It Kant 11th street, formerly run by Sadie Johnson, and that from now on I will have charge of Maine. Patronage solicited. Prices rcnnonahlc. tl LKK WATKINS. Prop. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Hurry V. Mryileii lo Jolm lluui ley, l,.l) ueroH in I). L (' IIJ, twp. Jill, IK ( I'nrrlo J'. KoHler lo Mm Mm .1. Clmrllon, lot 8 nml 0, Ml;. II, l. mill. AHlilfttid U) Dmiiel McKury L. I. .IoIiiikoii, liiml in twp, .Ti.'j W HHiKiiffiuiit of IioimI 0 fHiiae A. ArwiKlronjr to A. h, Ciihiek, i:i.7-l '''' in lw), 117, , nHHluiinionl of I J. for I) 12710 V. .M. Sinilli to 1 mi Mle !)nr imnl. properly in folk. I. Med i'oril I'Vwl N'. I'uyiie to J. A. CniiiK loti, iiMHiunmenl W. J. I). Amlenson to Kilwanl Koiitler, loth !(), -II, 12, llili- IiiiiiI mill. Mi'ilford 10 J. A. llnrvey lo Oeo. Cliue, laud in M'c. 'JO, twp. H8, IK ... 10 .Miiximilimi JiicI;hjii toSliermmi !'. Tlionitoii, IiiikI in twp. :i!l, IK 2800 JoKepli A. Parker to .Mnximilmn Jaekhon. Iiittcl in twp. ;jj, IK KJ00 ). I'. .Mooiiniw lo .1. C. Ilrown, Imnl in hcc. 2, twp. IW. ) 1 .Stute of Oii'kuii to Mr. K. L. Keen, 80 ncre in five. 10, twp. :i7. IK ..,:., 1 C'lmrlux l(. Sliurman to J. V. Mrown, S 1-2 of SK J, see. 20, twp. II.'), 1V 1 lf. S. to C'iiiiK. II. Slifniian, 80 iierer in Iwp. .'J.'), IW Pnlc'it I'liuice I.. Hech to Frank It. Hci'M', 80 uerert in m.t. 1(1, twp. :i7. IK 1 Arthur S. Hubbard to Miin.-nrct lloswiek. Inml in Axlilim-l .. JO I. T. liiinmi to W. A. I.ifheuain. loN l.'l, M nml U, Xob Hill mid. Abhlaml .... 1000 . II. Toft to Freil L Weiull. property in Imperial mid. Med ford 10 Clmrlen HurgesM to Kinina Jan mmi, lot 7, folk. 2, Keauoke mid. Medford o00 C. A. Ilotirilmnii to James S. Honrdmmi, lot 1, folk. 0, Cot tage add. .Medford 1 Win. Harrison to Win. II. Niul inu't 72 acres in twp. HO, IK. .14000 For Eczema TJae a. mild nootlilns wasb that Instantly tops tho Itch. We Jibvb nold rrmny oilier rrmedlrfi for rVIn trouble but none tlitt we could iwr ponallr eunrantro an wa do tha D, D. D. nail Kczema la use l'reacrlptlon. If I D. P. D. rracripUen MKDKOIIO PHAIt.MACY Closing Out Sale We are closing out our en tire line of Cut Glass, Gold Decorated Austrian Glass, Hand Painted China, Jar dinieres, etc. Special Prices This Week 1-3 off on all Cut Glass 1-3 off on all Hand Painted China 1-3 off on all Gold Decorated Glass Cut Glass Salt and Poppers with glass top, our regular 50c and 75c each quality, tomorrow, per pair, 50 cents $1.50 FOR YOUR CHOICE ANY JARDINI ERE IN THE STORE TOMORROW. REGU LAR $2 TO $3,50 VALUES 45 piece Fancy English Blue Willow Waw Toa Set tomorrow $4.50 Midget Brass Covored Fern Dish or Air Plant Pot, a 25c value, tomorrow 15c each HUSSEY'S I'm The Little Doctor Htoji that llnmlaclio. You don't need to Hiiffer "the little doctor" Mac l.aren'ii Mimtanl Cerate applied local ly given pilck and mire relief. It Htoptt the headache and It docH not affect the heart a nlmoHt every head ache dope docx. Keep Mac Laron'H Mtintnnl Cerate In tho house you can't afford to be without lt prompt relief for CoIiIb, Horo Throat, .N'ouralRla, LumbaRO, Consented LutiRH. U'h eauy to apply and alwaya ready for une. Hotter than a mtiHtard planter. Your druKglftt haH It In 2T. and .i0 ceiit Jar. (Jet a Jar today. IriBlst on the Original MAC LARE-N'S 'J J 2 WILL NOT BLISTER. Accept No 8ubtlttito Medford Pharmacy and other druggists. GLASSES Tlml fit your Eyes aro worth all that they cost. My prices are as rcason ables is eonsistent with honest and painstaking service and the best mate rials. Be careful with your Eyes. No Drugs (drops) used. DR. RICKERT Over Kentner's An "Acher" as Big as an Acre l'jCrR itirr. fw XVI'MPEy ff w.'. -7' ni 3 i jiyi ,Lft at least that's tho way It feels to tho sufferer soon gets relief when tho victim reaches our hands. Wo are adepts at paluless extraction, also at filling teeth and saving them when worth saving. Suppose you glvo us a trial on your next Dental Job? You will find us so gcntlo In our opera tions ami charges that you will surely return. Lady Attendant DR. BARBER THE DENTIST Over Danlols for Duds. Pacific Phono 2DS2, Home Phono 352-K K000?0'0000'' Fine Engraving Plate and 100 Cards $1.50 to $3.00 Engraving only 100 Cards $1.00 Birth Announcement Wedding Announcement Anything you want Sec us Medford Book Store OOOOOOO040O Draperies Wa carry a vcy comploto lli of draperies, laoo ourtotna, fix tures, etc, anil 4o all olasaoa of upholstering. A special man to look after this work exclusively anil will slvo an sood sorvlce as la posslblo to et In even the lamest cities. WEEKS & MqGOWAN CO, FREE LECTURE on CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Medford Opera House THURSDAY EVE., MAY 9 at 8 o'clock, by FRANK H. LEONARD, C. S. B. Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. Phone Main 51 mE Phone Home 294 DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY WHAT IS DISTILLED WATER? Distilled "Water is water that has been condensed into steam, then converted back to its natural stato, thus killing all germs the water may contain, WHAT IS FILTERED WATER? Filtered Water is water that has passed through filtering beds, thereby purifying itself of all foreign substances. WEINHARD'S ICE is made from Distilled, Filtered Water. Endorsed by all physicians. H. WEINHARD'S ICE DEPOT First National Bank OF-t MEDFORD, OREGOM CAPITAL STOCK $100,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits $65,000.00 United States and Postal Savings Depository We solicit your business, which will receive our careful attention. r. K. DEUEL, PRESIDENT BI. L. ALFORD, CASHIER ORRIS CRAWFORD, ASSISTANT CASHIER Nearly a quarter of a century under the same management THE Jackson County Bank Medford, Oregon It has succeeded because of Soundness of principle Economy of management Safety of investment Courteous and liberal treatmont CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $175,000.00 W. I. Vawtor, President G. R. Lindloy, Vice Pres. C. W. McDonald, Cashier ICE as clear and hard as diamonds Storage rooms right for all kinds of goods. Our wagons deliver to all parts of the city. Phonesi Pacific 2641, Home 240 Medford Ice (& Storage Co. i. C3