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pppjpw W fc v?v irwwiwnjNyw w y'r" ? R ' T T' 1 4 n Bl "I WWWPPPW5WWW,",,W" t n-r B rV-" F I N ' JEk.' I ft" Q pagiVtw MEDFORD MAIL TRIDUNE, MEDFORD, ' MMUONjMON DAY, SttPTUMHUR.1o 1012 ffltHTBTS.OFf t lamatME (Continued from page 1.) XTbeft' Perry Brlflham, Colgate uhlvNlt.' ' Re(i8iild W. Jltck; 'director bco- logical survey of uanaua. Frank 8. Churchill, Rush Medical college.' , ,, , GeotyraL. ol)olf 'Bplolt collcgo. J. I r. Cunts! Amcrjcan Gcograph- leal society, Now Tbrk. Yv"M. Dayls, Jlurvard university. Jtlehard. E, Dodge, Cqluptbja uni versity ' Nevln'M. Fcnuomar., T;ntcrslty ot Cincinnati. William J. Humphrojs, weather bureau, Washington, p. C. W. L. O. Joerg. assistant editor American Geographical society. New York. Douglas W. Johnson, Columbia university.' Lawronco Martin, University of Wisconsin. I)! P. Scb'meckebcor, chler of di vision of publications, interior de partment, Washington. Howard B. Simpson, University of North Dakota. Tldbert Do C. Ward, Harvard uni versity. Ray If. Whltbcck, University of Wisconsin. ysBpBWhUop conservation com mission of Canada. Frank. Williams, University or Wisconsin. The staff of tho excursion Is as follews: W It." Davis, director; Mark Jef ferson, 'R. E. Dodge, 'i. Bowman, marshals; A. P. Brlgham, histerian: Frank S. "Churchill, M. D'., physician; N. ft. FeHneman Journalist; Law rence Martin, editor' Dally Bulletin: F.'E. Williams', librarian; W. L. G. Joerg', assistant to tho director; Eu ceae't): Huss'ey. excursion conducter: Emmons J. Whltcomb, assistant, rep resenting Raymoad-Whltcomb Co., excursion agents. List of European Members 1 Austria Dr. Eduard Bruckner, professor of geography at the University of Vi enna, Baumannstrasso 8, WJen. lir-T. ' Dr.' Frltx MachaUchek, privatdo xeat1 of geography at the Unvprslty of "Vienna; president of too 1. and R. Geographical society of Vienna. Al serstrasse 28, Wlen IX-2. Belfciam &.-( jubilate, scientific di rector 'at the Royal Belglau obserya tory: vice-president of tho Royal Belgian GeographfcaJ socjety; mem ber -ef the Belgian Antarctic expeai; tloa, 1898-99. Ucple. Paul Elsen, member of tho Royal Geographical socjety of Antwerp. 45 rue dea Tannours. Anvcrs. flcnmark Prpfessor Pis OUificn. secretary of'thfi Boyal Danish Geographical so ciety; cqm.roandsr of the first and second Danish Pamir expeditions. S. Dosserlng 66, Kobenbavn. Hungary Dr. Eugene, de'Cnonoky, profes Bor of geography at th'Unlyeslty pf Koloxsvar; ' vice-president of the Hungarian Geographical society; edi tor ffWBullelln of tho'llungarlan GeftgriPKl ?cIet'- Erzscbct-ut 31, Kolozsvar. Count Paul Telekl, Dr. rcr. pollt, honprary secretary-general of tho Hungarian Gepgrapblcal society, Bu dapest. Jozs,cf-tcr 1, Budapest, Germany -' Dr. Erich von prygalsk, professor of geography, University of Munich member Pf pp Bpyaj. Bavarian Acad emy ot pclcnpcs,; president ot ujo Geograpbpal socjety of Munich; di rector or tlm Pprman Antarctic cx polilUon, JQQJ-3. Gausstrassp 6. Mua'chen. Dr. Frits Japscri professor of col onial geography, University of Ber lin. Blolbtroustra8SQ 33, Berlin. Dr, Gottfried Mcrzbacher, explor er. MqbTstrasse 25, Munclpn, , Dr.oseph ; Parish, pe,heimrat, professor of geography. pplvqrsly t)t sluent oi wiu bu- epxlg. Park- t' Aifv,iTJiitil phlef of division, Oceinqkraiihlcal In-Jttute, Berlin. GeergenstrassQ: 4, Berlin, NY- ? Dr.!CarrUblg. prqfessor of geo graphy, University of Tublngeu. Wll- holmstroBse 14, Tubingen. trnrrv Waldbaur. student, Untrer- Hlty'or'Lelpzlg. Karl Hclpestrassp ?, Lelpxfg, Krlch Wunderllch, studont, UnlVpr slty of B,erlln. Geographical Insti tute. Dr. Gustav W. von Zahn, Gep grapblcal Institute, UulyorB)ly ql Jeaa, Jena. ' Franco Aflbeft Demangepn, pfofqs9f qf geography, linverslty of, WtlP! -strubtor ai the University 9? FaFJ?; secretary of the Geographical society of' Lille. 2, Boulevard JIo Y HWvl Baullg, Instructor lu Bff srraphy, University of Paris. 4, rpufo iwwaHul de Margerlo., ylce-prosi- det, sctIou of niiunvj m --- scrlptlvo geography ot tho Coinlto des Travaux Hlstorlaues ct gclcntlfl flues: )ntet president (tcoloplcnf So ciety of Franco; assoclato editor An nafes do Gtjogrnphlo. 44 ruo do Flourus, Par'ls, VIc. 'Edounrd Alfred Martol, lato presi dent commission cenlraln do la so cleto do geographic Paris; eollor of La Nature: collaborator cooloclcal ' ' survoy of FraVcc. 23 ruo d'Aumnle, Paris, lX-or Emmanuel do Martormo, professor of geography In tho Unlvcrslttes of Lyons nmf Paris: nssoclnto editor of tlio Annates do Googrnphle. 2 IS Boulevard Rnspail, Pnrls, XIV-o. Luclen Gqllpls, professor of geo graphy. University of Paris; nssoul- nto editor Annates oe Geographic. 7 ruo Plcrro Nlcolo Prolongeo, Paris, v-o. Antolnc Vachor, professor ot geo graphy, University of Lille. Llllo (Nord). Plorro Bstlnn, studont. University of Paris. 114 ruo Dnrcan, Paris. XIV-c. Francois Herbcttc, assistant In geography, University of Paris. 17 ruo Fortuny, Paris, XVII-e. ( Jacques Goubcrt, student, Univer sity of Paris. Geographical labora tory. Italy Dr. Ollnto Mnrlnclll, professor of geography at tho Institute ot Higher Studies, Florence; co-editor ot tho Rlvlsta Geografica ltallana. Via Glno Capponl 13, Flrenxe. Professor G. Rclchml, via S. Arsola 13, Milan. Dr. Cesaro Calvatl, explorer. Pi azza Sta., Eufcmla, Piaccnza. Tlio Jfetlicrlnntls J. F. Nlemeyer, professor of ccon omlc geography, University of Ut recht; editor of tho Journal of tho Royal Geographical Society of the Netherlands. Wllhelmlnapark G3. Dr. Karl Oestrelch, professor of physical geography. University of UtrechL Wllhelmlnapark 5, Utrecht. Norway Werner Wercnsklold, lecturer on physical geography, University of Chrlstlania. Lysakerved, Krlstianla. Russia Wladlmlr Doublansky, explorer, conservator of the Imperial botanical gardens, St. Petersburg. Jules M. Schokalsky, professor of physical geography at tho Academic Navalo Nicolas and at tho Ecolo Supcrleuro Pedagoglque; president of the section of physical geography and of the pommlsslon .on carto graphy of tho Imperial Russian Geo graphical society; director of tnc section ot oceanographic and mari time meteorology and hydrography. Imperial Russlaa' hydrographlc of fice. Torgovaya 27, St Petersburg. Sweden Dr. Gunnar Anderson, professor of economic geography at tho Collcgo of Commerce, University of Stock Steck Stock eolm: secretary-general ot the Swed ish Anthropqloglcal and Geographical seciety: editor of Ymor. Villa Blrka, Djursholm, Stockholm. Switzerland Emlle Chair, professor of cconqm- lcal and political geography at the University ot Genera and at the School of qmmerce. Avenue du Mall 3, Geneve. Dr. Fritz Nussbaum, Instructor In geqgraphy. University ot Bepip; sep- retary of tho Geographical Socjety pi Berne. Bcrphtbpjdstrasse 39, Bornq. Andre Chair, studpnt, University of Geneve. Avenue au Aiati 'a, uc- fusal to carry out tlio planks ot tliolr resppctlvo plntfonus. Tho pint forms themsolves ho severely criti cized, ( While Roosevelt wns In tho mhtdjet qf Jjls speech a two-year-qld In tho arms or his fnthor In tho front ranks of the nudlonco began to cry. Aa his father carried hint away frnjn tho car, tho, c,ol,oncl -with tin expnnsho grlu sheuted: "Thcro goes real llttlo bul) moose. Ho' probably n llttlo warm and excited now, but some day he Hl bo all right." ton sat In tho case hero, mttt today's decision wan unin!muUH, ,n JOHNSON JOYOUS (Contluuml from Page Ouo) Wilson Cuts IVIvato ('r PIQUA, Ohio, Sept. 10 .Travel I tig to Chicago by tho longest routn uud on n slow train, Governor Woodrow Wtlsos, tho democratic nominee for president, today denounced railroad otrtctnts for refusing to nttnch hH pri vate c.tr to a fast train. "No more private earn for mo." snld Governor Wilson hero, "unless different arrangements can bo made. Senator Gore left New York two hours after we did and already Is In Chicago. Ho could finish his busi ness thero and meet us en route back." Governor Wilson's car wns shunted back.and forth In tho Columbus yard's for 8omo tlmo this morning. This gave tho democratic candidate an acute case of "nencs." Then they attached his car to a train that makes all stops between hero and Chicago. At Urbann, Wilson wns greeted by several hundred persons. Ho shook hands with those nearest tho car but did not address the gathering. wife's death. Mrs. Johnson wan burled Saturday, trained imrsu io rouiMU)Ing tho pr.gro fighter to thn grne. his ftlcuil fcatlng that "ho would broak down." The only sign of death In tho cafo Inst night and today was n bamj of X crupo wrappod over n largo oil pnlit lug of Uiu hegru uud Mih, ,,lolui8on over tlio orchestra stand. Honoitth tho plrtuio mi orchostra ilaod only tho Ihollent tunes, .lohusou tllltod about fioin tnblo to talilo, inlxlug wllh his guerdH, Hiiilllng, Jesting ahd showlutt no of fuels of tlio tragedy. Tho polutlut) given lljo cnf by ,Mm. .loiiuion'H Huleldo luta Ineroused trade, women predominating In tlio eiotln, ono man otton acting us enoort for tin eo or four w onion. i THE t t CATHOLIC LADIES i ' ' Will Sorvo CHICKEN DINNER WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY ii) DEUEL BUILDING 11:30 to 2 oVloflc 35i Mast Main Street i;itnbllal)Ctl 1878 r FRUIT i v lncorpunitotl 1004 D. 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The colonel then successively Bcqrcd president Taf and Gpyernor Wilson for what ho termed their ro- Words From Home g Statements Tluit tuy Bo InveHtlRuU-d Testimony of Medford Citizens When a Medford citizen comes to tho front, telling his friends and neighbors of his experience, you can rely on his sincerity. The state ments of people residing In far away places do not command your confi-r deuce. Home endorsement Is tho knd thnt backs Doan's Kidney Pills. Such testimony is convlclng. In- vesticatlon nroves It true. Bolow is a statement of a Medford resldpijt. No stronger proof ( of roprlt can bo had. V. P. qoul, ip V, Jackson St., Medford, Ore., sayH: "I used Doan's Kidney PIlU, procured at Hnakln's Drug Store, and apj pleased to say that they havo given mo more relief tlmu any other kldnoy medlclno I have over taken. Othor members of my family havo also used Doan's Kidney PHs and the results have been so satisfactory that I do not hesitate ono moment In glviug this statoment." 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