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TOBFOttT) MXTA TOTRUNE, MEDFOIIU, OnTCflON, FT7TDAY, TTLY 20, 1912. i PXQU THRUB I Ii IZES SCHOOL GARDEN CONTESTS BIG BALL GAME Pabst Tho Standard Oil Company says: USE ARE AWARDED By COMMITTEE GETS A NEW HEAD Still Slue iiiiEGiifiam H ED ft- , ' 1, 4 4 Eiich Contestant Did Exceptionally Well, States Committed In r, Re port, anil It proved Extremely Dif ficult to Choose Winners. Condition of Soil When Turned Over to Children Very Poor Next Year Will See Moro Qord?ns. Tint nuiiiiiltttm on awards In tint public nuliuul lioiiiu KKrilou routi'itt linn t'ompMml lu work nuil prlxi-n nn now being ilUlrllnitv.l to tlm var Ioiih wlninirit,' The children iliil ox cepllonally woll. Tint committee Iiiih Umiiiil tlm fallowing Htutemeiil: Hlnti'ini'iit of ComiimIiIco III awarding lint rU- to tint buys uutl kItIh who linvtt iMilKri'd tint school Ktirilitu roiili'Mt, tint rotuinlltou on uwnnU wUlic to Mtntit Unit on tin whole tint work hntt himn n sue cess, Thoxit who cntiTi'il tint run- li't worked ii mlit r ureal itlfOcullleM linn very lnrK"ly to tint itoor iihynlcal condition of tlm null which had Imtl no prvloo cultivation or attention. It linn boon n very illfflnult tntik to oh on mt tint winner In 11 content wliorn no iniiny have iloim nxcollont work. In JikIkIhk lint gardens, tho oiiiiiilt lit wan governed by tho rtilon Umioil nrly In tint kotmon, mill to make tint award In n IhorniiKhly Impartial maimer, not a hoy or Klrl In tint con tent wan known to tint committee nor tho plotn which (hoy hml In chnrKo. Tho gardens were niiinhoriHl ami tho irln awarded to cor In In number. Tho tiutiitoi cnrrciipomllng with tho number witnt thon nocuroil. lllvlilrit Into CIllMM'M An n niuttor of convenience, tho Knnli'ini on Jncknon street were jnit In Claw A., thtoio on Holly street, on tint I'nlm lot, wnro placed In Clnss II. However, consecutive number wore kIvimi In uiiiiitiorliiK tint gardens' no that thoro would bo no chiinco (or duplication. Tint nunihor or gardens on Jncknon itroitt totalled 33, while Ihomt on Holly street totalled SI, Thoro witro, therefore, r 4 garden 111 tho content. Tlm prUo innnoy wan divided In iroportlon to tint number of gardens In each class, tint Jncknon strent KtiriluiiH receiving npproxl in at uly three-flfths nud tint Holly street t wo-flftl7n of tlm ciinh prlxex. In accordance with Mr. Palm' re quest, thu cash prlio money offered by him whn distributed among tho contestant having golden on hi loin, Tho largo Individual prison Klvon by tho several business firm wore distributed In tho union way, thnt U to any, approximately two flftliH of (hum going to tho Holly Mreel gardens, nml thrcc-flftlm to Jncknon street garden. Milliner of Judging To innko It clear on to how tho com in It tee JiiiIkoiI tint gardens, wo mny nlnto Hint flrnt of all tho gonor Hi effect win noted. Hecond, tho attention given tho garden through out tho season. Whore cortuln crop inntnrod and woro sold or re moved nml tho contestant replanted for a ncroud or sometimes a third crop, credit won given for oxtonnlvo gardening. At thin (lino n few gar- iIoiih which tand ItlKhor In niiinbnr of point do not look iinlto ho woll mm o thorn thnt huvo received lower scores, iilinply became or n tiecond or third crop which In Just coming up. Tlm Idea, aftor nil, Iioh boon to keep tint gardens In a nn.it condition. Several garden would huvo ncorod much higher It tint coutoutnutH had removed inn tured crops or peas, rnilUtirtt, lettuce, etc., nml had re plnutitil or ronot to other cropn. Tho committee desires Hint school gar den contentH develop thrift and on turprlno, rather than tho production or u olnglo crop ror "allow," Tho boyn nml glrU who nold or titllUod their rropn huvo boon glvon ii)ore credit than IIioho who left them thoro ror offoct. All (Jot Homollihitf Owing to tho excellent work ilono by nil, tho coiniultteo Iiiih decided that onch contestant nhall rocolvo iioiiiethlng ror IiIh effortu. Bomo could not mnko I ho iiliowlug that othnrM huvo niuilo on account, or tho condition or tint plotH, hoiiio bolug ronghor and harder to work. On tho whole, tho gurdoiiH huvo shown wliut ovon tho poorest appearing XoIIh will do, Tho committee. wIhIioh to stuto that It him been u pleasure to nolo tho Intercut which Iiiih boon Inkon In tho school gnrduus, nud they tloslro fit thin time to thank tho public ror their gonoroiiH ilonntloim to tho good raiiso, Wo hope thnt another your will sou sovorul Union tho ' 111111)1)01 or gitrilouii pluntod, TIioho who hnvo sootirod prizes will cull ut l'rofOHHor O'Ouru's office ror ordorH on tho rirms donating prizes, und ror chocks whlo.li mny bo cashod ut any hank. 1 J. O'OAHA, Ohnlrmnn or CoiuiulHuo, , II, HICKS, J. K, WATT, C I IIUTCIIIHON, UOIIHUT It HI If,, .MHH, II. C, IIMIIIJNO. C'jiiiiiiIUoii on Awards, ('ollowliig nnt tint nwn'rilii nml wIiiimiis In tint contest; Jncknon Hired (Jarileim, CImhn A No. I, llaiold Wiley, flrnt prlxo. $r.(),00 blcyclo, donated by Pacific Motor Hupply Co,, for host all nroiind exhibit. Also rirnt on radlHh, No, 2I. (loruld Wollaiu, electric Chafing Dish, doimteil by Callforulu Oregon I'owor Co. Also first on Lot til CO. No. ID, Arthur linns. Two hooks, vnlint 3.00, donated by Morrlvolil Hhoi. Also cash prlxo, II. ill) In ad dltlon. No. 33. I'rauk Wallace. I'nlr or (llovos, domitod by Tint Wardrobo. Alno in nil prlxo or S3. 00 In addition. No. , Myrtln Vlncout. Two pouiulH candy, ilouutnd by Hinoko Houno, Alno cash prlxo or 'IM) In addition. No, 13, Ida Vincent; No. H, WIN lielinliiu Yeung: No, 2(1, Merle llhodon, flrnt on beans; No, Vi, Joeph llaloiunu, flrnt on onions; No. 21. Huiuiiol Iliiteinan; No, 31, Dnrvlu Wolgamot, cash prlxo of 2.r0 onch, No. Ifi, Viola Armstrong; No, 2.1, Microtia llnlitinan, first on' turnips; No. 30, I'olton Taylor; No. 32, Nool ICrnkluo, ennh prlxo of $1.50 each. No. 2, IL-izel Wiley; No. 7, Myrtlo Mark; No. 17, Marjorlo Hliectern; No. IK, (Irnco IMIth l.iimnn; No, tti, Mnrlo Wultor. flower garden prlxo. Cnnh prlxo of 11.00 cuch. No. r, Clnrk ItnwllngH, Individual prlxo on beets. Cash prlxo or l.00. No. 8, Jark Frodouborg, Individual print on Carrots. Cash prlxo or II. Holly Hi reel (inrdeiiw, Clans II. No. id, William Jnuies, (Inn Htove, ilouatoil by Oregon (las ami Hloctrlc Co. Alno flrnt on Pons,. Toiuntoos, nml cnbhngo. No, 41, Vorn B. Brno, (loods to (ho value or $0,00, donated by tho (loldon Itulo Htoro. Also cash prlxo or Sd.OO In addition. No. 42, Anglo I (alloy. Dross, value 3.00, donated by M. M. Ahrons, alno cash prlxo or $2.00. No. 30. Gilbert Illnckburn. (loods nl Daniels fur Duds, value $3.00. Al so cnnh prlxo or $2.00 In addition. No. 40, Leu Hnlloy; No. r.4, Wy liter Donnott; No, 40, (no name). Cnnh prlxo or $3.00. No. 43, a ilulchor; No. 37, l-'rud- orlck Monro; No. CO. Stuart Blmor; No. 61, Kusno! Henuinn; No. S3, Bl nier I.omnln; No. 3ft, Gladys Mink lor. Cash jirlxo or Jl.r.0. No. 34. Mead French, Individual prlxo on corn. Cnnh prlxo or $1.00. No. 41, (no nnmo), Individual prlxo on I.ottuco. Cash prlxo or $1. InfiiMiinlimi Iiiih been given out at lfoneliiirir lluil W, I'J. riori'o of JIoImo, IiJiiIio, Iiiih ueeeitei tlm prnslilem'.V of I lie reorganized Ongou it Hoiilli eiii Hnilwny I'onipaiiy, with lioinl- rjiinrfiTH ut KohcIiiiij,'. TliiH eoni pMiiy, whieli irotiiHOH lo huilil n lino to (ho coiihI, wiik foimorly known uh lint Oregon & Southern mil way, Alton. .'If) iniloH of (lie lino Iiiih been xurvoycil ami Hie riglilH of way obtained Tlm company nlso pliniK to Imilil uu elec tric roml llirough (ho Ifogun Klver vii Hoy, Mr. I'leicit Ih ut llm henl of (ho linn or W. K. I'iereo & Co. IliH eiiinpiiiiv built (he Huise & Colil unll iuteriirliau linen ol' railway. hoiiio Hits ty or I'orly iniloH in longlh, ami Iiiih iiIho been it Ciietor in other ilovolopmnnlH in that Htulo, The old eouipuiiy hail J. Arnold Dnylii in flM itroHiilcul, bill ho fnili'il In ineel tint iioeesHiiry reijiiireiiientH nml rollroil from (lie primidone)'. Now tho iiiovoiiioiiI in heinj: reorgiini.cil by tho foruintioii of n now company iiicoiporaloil iimlor llm lawn of Well ington. II, M. Knrreii, n proiuiiinnt member of tho oh) company, who will bo a vloo iirohiilout nml member of the board of ilirnctoi-H of tint now co'iu pany, in u largo ntnokliolilor in tho rouipaiiv, nml ti iktmiiiiiI friend of Mr. rioreo. (leorgo (loilfroy will he Iroasiiror nml W. II. Joffrv heorotnry of tho new eompaiiv. RAU RETIRES August 4 will bo a red loiter day In tho annals or baseball In .Southern Orogon and Nothorn Cali fornia. On that day nil northern California will meet n Kouthorn Orogou on tho local ball fluid nml will light ror tho championship or tho Htato of Hlsklyoti. Kirtoon conches liavo been or doritil from tint Southern Pacific by (ho northern California runs who will turn out oil innsso (o wltuoss tho game. Itediiced rates will bo given from all points to MeiHord on thnt day. In tho local lino up will bo soon Halter ami Wccklrir of Grants Pass besides (ho local Mars. Tint loam will bo a strong one. Kinney Williams rormorly of Grnuts Pass ami star Inflelder Is playing first bnso for northern Cali fornia. Ho has played with Wood throughout tho season. A $fi00 purso Is up on tho gnino Ribbdti The Beer of Quality '4 DEER TO N THURSDAY RM IAN W. F. Han, associated with Bmll Mohr In tho mntiagoiuont or tho Hotel Med ford nml Hotel Mooro In this city has disposed or his In terest to Mr. Mohr. Tho considera tion In not given. Three yearn ngo Messrs. Hnu and Mohr organized tho Ilnu-Mohr Hotel company. For (ho first two years they conducted the Hotel Mooro nml about n year ago took a lease on tho new Med ford Hotel, furnished It and conducted It since. Mr. Hnu with his family nro camp ing at Colestlu. Ho plans to cnteh business In some other field prob ably California. Mr. Mohr nn-nlnco tho matter bfforn tlm munrii nounces no changes In tho present I n Iho nonr future. A woman has One week from loilny ami for llm'e moiltliH thereafter it will he lawful lo kill ii buck in Jackson county. The buck ileer hciihoij opens in (hi. county August I. . II iiIho opeiix in nil other counties in (he Mate, except Wallowa, Union, linker, Umiililln, (Jnint, Malheur nml Harney ooim(n- at tho Mime time, but it is iiulawf.il to kill uiiylliinj; hut bucks nml oul 1v of these may be ."lain by nny one peron ill the hoiihoii. Willi (lie opening of the deer sea son next ThurMlny il if exm-olei that a largo number of hunter will take to (he hill vi mi effort (o satisfy (ho em viut; for venison ami tint de sire lo be able to Miy (key hnvo killed n deer. It ii Muted (hat (here are more deer in the hillrf of this emintrv thin sen-oil than for year in the past. POLICE MATRON MAY BE NAMED IN THIS CITY Medford needs a polico matron Such Is thu opinion of the local W. C T. U. and some of the. woman's cluba of tho different churches nml to thnt end they hnvo taken active steps to u It is tho best automobile oil we know how to make." STANDAED OIL COMPANY I'OltTLA.VIl (Incorporated) 8AN FHANCISCO munagoiiieiit of tho Mooro or Med ford. DANNY 'IN TO BE SEEN HERE Danny O'llrlon or Portland, Ore gon's native sou lightweight botor Is to appear In Medford at an early date In August. Just who his opponent will bo Is not certain but It Is rumored (hat Louis Iteos, (ho Los Angeles lad will bo secured (u meet O'llrlon. O'llrlcn Ih (ho boy who a year ngo boxed ipilto frequently nroiind Port lam), having two ten ami one fifteen round draw with Hud Anderson or Vancouver. A great deal or contro versy exists between Anderson und O'llrlcn around Portland, opinions being equally divided between the pair thu following or each claiming victory ror their man. O'llrlon Is thu only boxer who has over hold Amlorson to u draw, they being so equally matched that they mot three Union hut a draw verdict Ih tho best thoy could got ovor one another on tho three different occas Ions, It Is snld that tho Portland fans would rather soo a bout between llud Anderson and Danny O'llrlon than sou Ad Wulgnst ami Joe Klvers box ror thu championship or tho world. KING AND QUEEN FOR CARNIVAL DURING FAIR MEDFORD MAY GET LOWER INSURANCE RATES llociuuu) tho city or Medford lins n paid riru dopurtmunt, paved streotH, enabling quick time to a Hie, und nmplo water supply, tho Kqullublo Hoard or Underwriters, n slate Inst! tutlou, Iiiih recommended reductions or tint rirst liisiiranco rates, Tho re ductions run from G to l0 per cent over tho present rates, lu many cases no reduction Is made, those being buildings within a stono throw of (ho lire station, Tho board or undorwrltora will ror ward the recommendations to tho Insurance coiupunloH ut onco, all be ing governed by tho "hoard, ami us soon us pasHud upon will become, ef fective. Notice to this , direct was received Thursday by local Insuririico agents. A king and queen will reign dur ing tho carnival to be held during the Jackson county fair to bo held Sept. IC-2I, according lo tho carnival com mittee of tho fair which met Inst night, The carnival will bo a special feature or tho rnlr, with over forty floats In lino, lodges In uniform, and a general holiday atmosphere. After tho street parade a grand ball will bo hold at tho Natatorlum, with tho grand march led by the king and queen of tho carnival, Tho members of the committee nre us follews: Chas. 8. Lobo, chairman. Dr. K. H. Kronen, outside (owns. John Sheridan, Btreet decorations and niiiBlc. Hob Flyiin, auto and rough riders. Mrs. W. Q. Davidson, Greater Med ford club, and queen of tho carnival. Prof. U. 8. CollliiH, lodges, schools nml Hoy Scouts. H, C. Keiitner, grnnd hall. John II. Curkln, Merchiinto' Asso ciation. One of tho features or tho parade will bo tho roprcsontntlnn on floats of all thu Industries or tho county, such us timber, granlto, mining, Irri gation, fruit packing, rrult displays, school work, ami all mudo In Mud- ford artlc'es. Prlxes for tho best rioatn will bo liberal ami It Ih ex pected that tho competition will bo keen, All commercial clubs from tho other towns lu tho county hnvo boon Invited to enter flouts ami a hearty response Is otpectod. been found whom tho W. C. T. I, thinks is worthy to ho a custodian of tho law In tho pereonago of Miss Har riet Solly of Portland, Ore., who has had flvo years experience In such work In NorrolkVa. Her nuuio will bo presented to the mayor should their request bo granted. FRECKLES Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Ilc mtvo Them With tho New Drug An eminent skin specialist recent ly discovered n new drug, othlno double strongtli, which Is so uul formly successful In removing freckles and giving a clear, beautiful complexion that It la sold by any Hrst-class druggist under an abso lute guarantee to refund tho money lr It rails. Don't hide your Ireckles under n veil; get an ounce or othlmr and re move them. Even tho first night's ubo will show a wonderful Improve ment, some of tho llgnter freckles vnnlshlng entirely. It Is absolutely harmless, and cannot Injuro tho most tender skin, Ho euro to ask any first-class drug gist for tho double strength tthlne; It la this that Is sold on tho money hack guarantee. !".'. "" Con4iKtt4 bf it &I3TCNS OF IHE H01Y HAMI5 Or USUS AND MARY. cKJiJltljrj CIUtUu Cwrwi. Muilc. An. llocuil nj Commtr till D fi, WAiJHg W...u.Kt6nrJ MoiiUnJ lltllmiuTitllii.WilulolAMucntni.AMitM tlir ItMAIO. . .Ma.,', J.jJ.m,, .rtW 4mmwm Nearly a quarter of a century under the same management THE Jackson County Bank Medford, Oregori Tt has succeeded because of " - Soundness of principle Economy of management Safety of investment s ' " ,"' Courteous and liberal treatment ., - CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $175,000.00 ' W. I. Vawter president O. R. Lindley, Vice Pros. C. W. McDonald, Cashier S.S.S. CURES SKIN DISEASES ITjo oiujso of all Bkln dlsonsos oan bo traced to somo humor or acid In tho blood; tho cutlolo is .always healthy whom tho circulation is froo from impurltioa. Whon tho blood la lufootod with norid or unhoalthy muttor It cannot perform its natural work of nourishing tho sklu, rogulatltiR its tom- KSfi i-uBili.I?"MrvlinP .f13 noua 8o"uos3. nllablllty nml hoalthfuluoss. Jnstoad It irritutou and intlamoa tho Hot rmtn nUi ,,.1 tiao ......i .1.., poros and glands nud producos somo of tho mauy form3 of skin dlseaso. mo 1 itching and stinging so of ton accompanying sklu alfootlons nro produced by tho doposlt from tho blood of tho norid humors with which it is filled, into tho sonsltlvo mombranous iioah lying just benonth tho outer ooverinr' and surrounding tho countless nerves, poros and glands. This oxplalus why coratohiug the outer skin affords no relief from tho itching and burning. B.S.B. ourea 8kln Dlsoasos of ovory ohnraotor by purifyiug tho blood. It goos down into the olroulation and romovos Uo humors or acids which aro causing the trouble, buildB up tho weak, aorid blood, uud permauontly euros every variety of skin affootton. Local upplloations can ouly soetho: they sever .ouro beoause they do not reach tho blood. S. 8. 8. goes right into the circulation, roaohos tho trouble, nud cures It by removing tho causo. Book ou 8kui Dlsoasos and any medical udvioo froo to all who write, THU SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,, ATLANTA, GA. AT the club.fn the dining car. or wherever beer is served, you will always find Pabst Blue Ribbon the favorite with those who insist on quality. Its popularity is due to the successful and honest ef forts of its makers to pro duce a pure, wholesome, refreshing beverage. Bottled only at the brewery in crystal clear bottles, shoivine at a glance that it is clean and pure. fcX- S jf :t W Vfll' This is the beer for your home. Phouc or write Jesse Houclc, Agt. Medford Ice & Storage Co. Phone 2C41 ICE as clear and hard as diamonds Storage rooms right for all kinds of goods. r Our wagons deliver to all parts of the city. Phenes: Pacific 2641, Home 240 Medford Ice (Sb Storage Co. OUTINGS IN OREGON xfhr& m7rv i&y SUNSET " 0GDEN & SHASTA V ROUTES iTAsm& w. To tho Beaches , Springs and Mountains Excellent Train Service and Low Round Trip Fares tcm: If you ato looking for an ideal place to Bpond a portion of tho summer, whero you can find rest, health and recreation, the outing resorts reached by tho Southern Pacific aro par excellence. Newport, Yaqulua Day. Tillamook County Deachc. Crater Lake, Colestlu Cprlngs, Shasta Springs, Cascadla, Dreltonbush Hot Springs and many other springs of more or less noto. LOW KOUN'l) TIUP TICKETS With long limits on salo dally to tho abovo resorts. Our booklet. "Vacation Days In Oregon" describing those and other outlnu places can ho obtained from any agent, who will cheerfully fur ulsh Information as to fares, train sorvlco, etc., or a postal card to tho undersigned will recelvo prompt attention. JOHN SI. SCOTT, Genoral Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon COLESTIN Sunday Excursion, July 28 iV; -'V &m ONE FAKE 110 UN I) TUIP ' SUNSET 0GDEN&SHASTA ROUTE5 ,. ' "! ( vjf, ;A ONE FARE " ' HOUND TIUP? Sunday, July 28th, 1912 , ! Another popular excursion by special train will ho run to, ColoBtln and return, tralu leaving Grants Pass ut Cr30 a, m., Slodford 8 a. in., stopping at Intermediate points to pick up oxcur-, , slonlsts. Arrlvo Colestlu at 10:20 n. in. roturulug leavo Colestin about 7 p. in. Further particulars Irom any Southoru Pacific ' ageut. JOHN SI. SCOTT, Gonoral Passongor Agont. tl I f I t '1 ' i ii i i j h if IV. j lr rTJ m- a.T ' i i V- V V,rt I " , fcpV,C4.vj WWA!,J &.. AWfs Xywyt, m. h.S w v K .,. XS Sll2Ji-&i