Kkadkk. if vou wast to
Raise Fruit, Grow Stock
Mine or Lumber.
OREGON LEADS
Id tbe prod net ton of floe Fruit
The Rogue $U ver Valley
Lmmi OH EGO N and MMford,
It met rli m'JI trail outtr.
U IwtL rsjproMDMtl by
THE MEOrOKD MAIL
tSlMU IT 10 YOVR stB - OS
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THE MSDFORD MAIL
WILLT'!. YOI iL .BtoT Jl
VOL. XX.
MEDFORD. JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON FRIDAY, APRIL, U- 1908
NO. 17
MANY APRIL BARGAINS
Don't miss these Specials
Diuii; the Imumiiw of April we will inagurate
many special nalns. fThoy will be exceptional iy in-teret-ting.
Space will permit us to toll you about
only a few of these sales, but we invite you to come
to our oiore and examine these special uffuiings. You
are sure to save money by taking advantage of these
sales.
T.iS NEW TUB SUITS
Jus! risht for summer lisys
1 Just it'cuive-1 an t-xtat luifiy tliiuiti..l of tub
mi.ts fctr ladii'S, inisnis ami cliilureii. Tuo asn iinunt
in tin-si- lines is very ;oul a jiomlly lot of al! sizes
in 'i dark ai d light styles.
CHILDREN'S DRESSES in many new styles
including the popular jumper styles at special values
2.') cents to 7.00.
MISSES DRESSES exceptionally pretty styles;
50 cents to 7.00.
LADIES' EHESSES; all the new styles, priced
low. 1 5 J to 15.00.
Miscellaneous Bargains
Don't miss tHese "snaps"
AMOSKIAG Al'KON CHECKS 5c. The jobbers are ask:ng 7c for the
sump fOMtU
AMKUiCAN IMtlNTS ONLY 5c. The regular wholesale price in moat
juifbintf hou-PB it ttlr. h yard.
BEST BlNK)L CO! TON 5. Six -pools for 23. and only a diort time
urn ww w.-re pavinir Hc a doj-vn at wholei-ale.
20c. UltlvSS GINUI1AMS 15tr. Ovr lOOO.anit. or the pn-ttinrt little
vhfuttrt, larger chfckt and ail lue good stripes in almost auy
WHnttil co'nr. Thin LMPtfi-atn will nas.li hi.i1 wear.
20o. NL'UUiat.ZKn t. INGHAM LMe. Cutim ami nee this fine bilk fin
ish. d imported iciogtiaai iu a lot of bfautifnl checks. 2ftc (trade
for
15c. HOM KRY FOll 9c. Children's ft black cotton hose, a 15c. value,
H 1 1 .-',. ft., pitir.
25c. HOS1KUY FOK ITc. Fine libbed hosiery In all sizes for children,
Regular 25e (trade. e
Medford's Money Saving Store
Baker-Hutchason Co.
C St., Just North ot Jaokson County Bank
Investments Jwhich pay
Good Alfalfa land in Rogue River Valley
will pay 20 per cent on the investment if you pay $200.00 per
acre. What kind of a bargain would such be at $60.00? We
have 500 acres ol the me, The land is aa good as Jackson
Countv affords. The price ranges from $60 to $100 per acre
according to improvements, such as young orchard, buildings,
and etc.
W. T. YORK CO
SaveYourFeet
- 4
Stop that Sweating
and Burning by Wear
ing Cool, Comfortable
OXFORDS
and also it would be
money in yonr pocket
book and one hundred
percent to the ap
pearance of your feet
to wear Honest John
Kel ley's Oxfords.
They give that re
fined and dressy look
to your feet as none
others can.
$3.50&$4.00
spina mi
Shoes Only
THE STREETS
ARE RENAMEO
Pursuant with the Instructions
given them by tb city council, at
the last meeting of that body, the
lUeet committee met on Saturday
afternoon with committee of the
ladies of the Greater Med ford Club
ana selected names for the street
of tbla city to take the plaoe ot the
letter of the alphabet by which a part
of the sheets are known at present
Horticultural names were tollowed
as fat as possible Nearly all of the
streets known at present by a letter
of the alphabet wen Riven new
names, however the naniea were not
'lett'iltely settled upon and will not
be until after a second meeting of
the committee with the ladies ol the
Ulnb.
In naming the etreers after fruit
trees the committers believe that
they are taking a 8tp that will add
to the attractivcneiis of the city.
Maoy lare olticu bare streets named
in etion a manner . though as far aa
3d0 be iwarmd the names of fruit
trees have not heretofore been used
explosively, la Ban Diego especially
is such an arrauemeot oairied-out,
all of tea streets there are wned
after tiees, the tlret letter o the
names i-uuning in an alphabetical
order, Hy naming the streets of
Med ford b fax aa possible after fruit
trees, the names call attention at
once to the fruit industry ot the
1 alley. Wherever it was impossible
to fljd a fruit tree to correspond
with the letter that a street la known
by at present, the name of some
otbr tree was substituted.
Mis. W. I. Vawter presided at th
meeting and F. . Merrick acted aa
Secretary Those present at the
meeting were : Meadames Vawter,
MoUowo, Voik, Page. Kentner and
McCray. Maseru. Trowbridge Aler-
nck. Ol trail. City Engineer Oagood
and City Attorney Wi thing ton.
The names of the streets aa decided
upon at the meeting were aa follows:
Riverside Avenue, Apple, Bartlett,
Central Avenue, D'Anjou, Ever
green, Fir,, Or ape, 11 oily. Ivy, King,
Oak dale Avenue, Laurel, MlBtletoe
Newtown, Orange, Peach, Quince.
Rosa. East side: First street, Al
mona, aeoond street, Walnut, county
road, north, Roosevelt Avenue,
North End: blossom, Cherry, Man-
zaolta.
Aa soon as the oommitteee decide
upon the list of names the city coun
cil will In all probability pass an
ordinance bestowing the names upon
the street. The move Is a good one
and will prove an added attraction
to the city.
Norrlt ud Rowe, April 28.
Sixty oonaecatir. pHfonnaaeM
la Hu Franolsoo, I. th. reeoid ot tbe
Great Norri. and Bow. olroa. mat-
earn, menagerie, hippodrome and
ooDKTeM of nations. Daring tnat
period, wliioh I. th. reoord In point
of time, the Greater Noiri. and
Uawe olrans played to 279,873 paid
admlHions. Speaking ot tbe ibow
toe San Fianolaoo Examiner of Jan'
oary 12th said: "Many bnndred. of
peopla were turned away from the
Aodiltonnm ymterday at tbe open'
ing of tbe Ureater Norm and Kowc
oiroue, being nnable to aeoure ad
mittanoe to tbe big building. Thoee
who were fortnnate enough to be ad
m It ted and tbere were tbouMnd. if
them, aaw one cf tbe best eirou. per
formance! given In tbi. city and nn
der tbe most favorable condition.
Among tne 200 oirca. oelebritiee are
performer, wbo bave appeared in .11
of th. big olrouae. In tbl. oountrv
and Knrope, prominent among them
being the Peerleel Potters, aerialtsts,
whose dnrlng exploit, in tbe air 1b
thrilling in the extrme, the Herzog
high school bone, came direct from
a successful enRHgemeot et the Hip
podrome , New Yoik City to N'oirls
ma Rowe. It is the best equine act
evr seen here. The . Oiton femily,
recently leturned Irom a successful
ensHeemeut In Kniope, scored a bit,
tbe Suigomtn fitmily are Japanese
performers, par excr-lleut, the Honey
Mora troupe, tbe McDonald fHmlly(
the Marvelous Castellos are all of
EuropeHO reputation and present
graceful and dltQcalt acts, llot why
try end enumerate all of the good
things that Ncrrls and Kowe are pre
senting. One must see it to have
any realization of tbe Immensity and
magnitude of the abow, Norris and
Kowe aie to be watched by tbe other
ulg olroot men of this country for
they are faat foregoing to the front
Th. program that tbey are presenting
is Hist elaas Id every particular. It'a
a big show, too " Tbe Morrl. and
Rowe ctrcos will etblbit here Toes-
day afternoon and alght April 28tn
and will present tbe same program
la every respeot that tbey bad In
Han Kranoleoo, A big street parade
will be given at 10 o'clock oo tbe
morning ot the exhibition.
Silver plated milk tabes for eali
'at the Ragae River Creamery, Med
're. I
EASTER SERVICES
One ot tbe most resplendent Easter
services ever held In Soubern Oregon
was observed In tbe Opera House on
Euter Sunday, being eondooted by
Hot. Frederick U. WlUiams of St.
Mark'. Upisoopal onuroh of tbis city.
The Mslta Uommandery, No. 1,
Knlgnu Templar, were present In a
body and assisted In tbe servloea.
Tbe Opera House, wbiob bad been
beaatlfully decorated by tbe ladle,
of St. Mark', church, was ornwded
and tbe sermon delivered by Rev.
Williams was full of eloqueuoe and
power The Episcopal services were
not deferred iiom to any extent and
every thing atjemed to unite in add
lng power and beauty to the cocas-
oti.
Tli dy was perfect. Tbe Ka.itei
sun rofce in a clear say aud the Hay
wus ull llmt could ue desired. Many
persons tame out !n the proverbial
Easter tluery and tbe gatberiug was a
bright one in every particulttl. Tbe
members of tbe congregation began
to gath'.r early, end promptly at 11
o'clock the services were begun.
A special car brought the Ashland
members ot tbe Commandery to Mad-
ford. They were all attired In full
uniform. Tbey were net at the
depot by local member., the Com
mandery going to the Op?ra Hoase
in a body, and oocupytng a plaoe
that bad been reserved for them.
Tbe sermon delivered by nev. Wil
liams 1. .aid to be tbe Q-iest that he
has ever delivered to a local congre
gation. He spoke upon tbe meaning
of Kaster and upon the many lessons
that are taagbt by tne aifsing ot
Chi let from the dead. He held tbe
closest attention of the congregation
throughout and was tbe reolplent of
many congratulations upon tne .olose
of the eetvices.
rhe choir was under tbe direction
of Charles Haz?lilgg. It was tbe re
gular oboir of tbe Episcopal church.
Tbey rendered several flue selections
anions- them being the Easter
anthnm, "Christ onr Paaaover," tbe
'Te Deum", tbe "Jubilate" and
"Gonnod's banotss."
After tbe service, tbe .Commandery
adjourned to tbe Masonlo Hall where
tbey partook of a lnnobeon wbiob
bad been prepared by tbe ladle, ot
tbe Commandery.
Have to Hove Poles,
The olty engineer is after tbe Tele
pbone and tbe Eleotrio Companies
with hia "big .tick" ana as a conse
quence the oompaolee will commanoe
within a very short time to remove
ail ot their poles on Seventh .tract
and other unimproved street, so that
they will not stand In tne gutter end
obstruct tbe flow of storm water.
The polea are be meat lnslae of the
cuibiog. At present tbe pole, ere la
tbe gutter and aside from tbe fact
that tbey do not add any tblng to tbe
beanty of the strreet they arc tbe
canes of the obstruction of tbe gut
ter, wbiob la a serious matter after
heavy rain storm. At present
glance up or down Seventh street
shows tbe poles la very irregular
line. When tbey are placed Inside
of tbe onrbing end In a straight line
tbey will look some better at any
rate. The reason that tbe Enalneer
took np the matter at the present
time la that Seventh street Is soon to
be paved and the polee mnet be oot
of tbe way prior to tbat work. The
companies have both signified tbelr
Intention to move the pole. .. soon
as tbey can do so.
Athletic Club Organized.
An athletic club for this olty was
orgBnlzeo last Tuesday evening at
tbe opera house. The membership at
present Is very close to tbe 100 mark
and tne new club Is going right
ahead getting suitabls qiiart-rra for
the club. Ed Andrews was chosen
chairman pr-tem, of tbe new organ
ization and G. 11. Johnson was ap
pointed secretary and treasurer. A
committee was appoined to seaure
a suitable building for tbe home of
tbe new organization. Tbe committee
consists of Messrs. (laddie, Andrew.,
jesebke, Jonnton end Batler. Will
Jescbke has obaltenged V 11. West
for a Graaoo Homan wrestling match
to take plaoe at the next meeting of
the club. The entertainment will be
arianged for. Tbe date of the next
mertlng has not as yet been decided
npon but it will take place some time
next week.
Odd Fellows and Ribekahs, Attention.
Tbere will be a joint meeting of
Medfoid Lodge No. 83 L O O. F,
and Olive Rebekah lodge No 28 ot
tbe L O. O. F. hall Saturday eve
ning, April 26, to celebrate tbe an
niversary of Odd Fellowship. A One
p-ogram will be rendered and ban
quet to follow. Visiting brothers
ud wives are cordially lavited.
By erder of ooetralUee.
COAL ROAD
TO
Engineer Perkins in a recent inter
view wltb a representative of the
MaU stated tbat be bad nearly com
pleted tbe preliminary survey for the
ooal toad to Ashland. Tbe men wno
oootrol tbe mine are making all pre
paratl ins for putting the load horn
the mine to Ashland, Tbe road will
he over 9 mllel In length. It la ex
peoted tbat tbe right of way will be
secured won and actual work start
ed.
It Is understood tbat tbe oltlzens
of Atnland raised 115.000 as a subsidy
fot th. road betides givlog tbe eom-
pany a riflbt-of.way free of oost to
the owners of the mine. The survey
ors bave been at woik for some time
aud bave nearly oompltted the pre.
limlnary work.
The owners of the mine endeavored
to have tbe road come to Medfoid
forming a junction with tie South
em Pu...: ' e'polnt about on .rile
soutb of the oil, . V't they were un
able to obtain a right of way. They
were then forced to look tor auother
way for tbair road aod- decided tbe
matter by going to Ashland.
While the distance is considerably
further to Asblaed than to Medford
bo subsidy granted the road by Alb
land make. It possible for the road
to be built that distance without
greater investment on tbe part of tbe
mine owners.
The fact tbat tbe road Is going to
be built to Ashland instead of Med'
fold will not binder the solution of
fuel question for oual will be obtain
able and with tbe question solved a
great many of tbe natuial resources
of tbe valley can be, and will be
developed.
Teachers for 1908-9
The school board has decided npon
tbe appointment of teaoherar for the
coming yearr. Tbey are as follows:
Superintendent of aobools, U. U,
Smith, Hlah Ischool, Hia. lieiuah
Warner, Principal, Mathematics.'
Mis. Edna Cummlogs, Latin and
German. Miss Pauline Walton, Eng
lish and History.
Cbaa E. Taylor, Piioolpal Commer
cial. .,
Grammar, Prlnolpal H. 8 Stine,
8th grade. Mies Lntis Ulrloh, 7tb
grade. Mis. Horning, Sth grade.
Miss Donna Bell, Btb grade. Mrs.
Maud Pbllbrook, 4tb grade. Miss
May Phipps, 3rd grade. Mies Oussle
Burns, 2nd grade. Mrs. Lottie Dally,
1st grade.
Weat Grammar, Mlsa Marion
White, 1st grade No selection, 2nd
grade. Mrs. Kate Weaver, 3rd grade.
MIm Lottie W Hey, tb grade. Mis.
Alloc Elder, Sth grade MIm Agoaa
von der Helleo., Cth grade. Mis.
Blaaene Riddle, 7th grade. No sel
ection, Mb grade. No eeteetton made
for Sth grade In Wen sohool, a. pro
bably tbe Sth will! be traosfered from
North school end combined with
West. No selections made for tbe
following department. AseU Com
narolal. Mnsio and Art, and Solenoe
and Athletics.
Ashland Couple Elope.
1 Redding, Calif., Apill 20. -A loving
oonple, young et ougb In appearance
to be school children, nam. all the
way from Ashland, Oregon, Friday
night to be married In Redding.
Tbey were Cbaa. Williams, aged 21,
and Miss Mabel P. Moody aged 18,
according to tbe marriage lioense.
Tbey were married Saturday evening
In the Presbyterian manse by Rev.
A , S. Mason. The bride Is a grand
daughter of former Governor Moody
of Oregon. The groom Is a son of a
well known real .estate dealer of Asb
laud,
When they registered for separate
rooms at the Hotel Lorenz , tbey an
nounced tbat they were cousins, f
Greater Medford Club.
Tbe members of tbe Greater Med
ford club are called to meet at the
opera house Friday evening, April
'JHb, to participate in tbe oigunla
tlon of a "Good Roads League. All
tbe ladles of medford, whether mem
bers of tbe club or not are invited
to be present. Medford women bave
succoeded In having a park built, we
bave a library started and now we
propose to start a good roads move
ment. All for a greater Medford,
Mrs. II. U. Lumsden,
President Greater Medford Club.
CIRCUIT COURT
Bertha Hntchlns fs. Dan'l Hutchlns.
Suit for divorce. Decree granted.
Chas. Nickell vs. Jacob Park. Judge
ment for plaintiff.
(loo King vs. Jrhn Wolf, et al. Dis
missed.
A D Holms vs. ES Wolfer, etal.
Demorrer withdrawn and defendant
granted nntll Thursday to lie answer,
Frank O K.ltey vs. City ol Medford.
Dismissed.
Marie H Vaaeo, et al, vs. J D Herd,
etal. Dismissed.
CONTRACT LET FOR
S
J.cobtonUade Company, of Pert-
land, were the lowest bidders fur tbe
construction sf waterworks for the
city of Medf-jid, and tbe oity counoll
at their meeting on Tuesday eve
ning v. 'ed to accept thoir bid The
bid was in detail as follows'. .J-or ex
ouvntlna end back ijlri,g trem-hfs
per eubio yard 85 oeuu, for haulta,,
12 inch pipe, per toot, 18o, 10 inch
pipe 13u, 8 inch pipe, luo, 0 Incb
pipe 8c. 4 inch pipe 03. For haul
ing and placing oast Iron tees,
crosses and curves per pound 4o,
hauling and placing .hydrants, each
0 For haulug and placing
valves, includiug valve boxes12
inch, W, lOjiucb 13 50, 8 loch 42 75,
Inch &.05,1 Inch ii The amount
of tbe work to be done nnder tbe
ocntraot will total in oost about 114,
ooo. The work wpo he completed on or
before August-1, 1U08, and ior taub
day beyond that limit tbe oompany
is to forf.it 50 a day ontil tbe work
Is oompleted. C. E. liade, tbe presi
dent of the oompany to whom tbe
oontcaot was awaded, was present at
tbe meeting and took occasion to ex
plain to tbe council several points
tbat were not oovered by the speottl
callooa. Mr. Bade stated tnat bis
company will use exuavating ma
chinery and tbat tbey are in a posi
tion to do tbe work radldly, He will
oe on tbe ground as soon aa possible
and begin operations, Last year bis
oompany laid over 65 miles of water
and sewer mains, a portion of which
was laid In Portland. Mr. Bade will
bring to this oity several expert
workmen whom he keeps regularly In
bis employ, but will bite from 20 to
25 men in tbis oity.
William S. Aiken was tbe only
other bidder. His figure, ran con.
siderably blgher than tbe one accept
ed by tbe council. Tbe council
adopted an ordinance providing foi
the drawing of a contract with the
oompany.
In ad about eight mile, of new
water main, are to be lata. A nam
bar of the main, in use at present
are to be taken out as they have rutt
ed until praotioally useless. . .....
Wben the new distributing system
I. In plaoe all portions of the olty
will be amply supplied with water.
Tbe counoll passed an otdloanoe
providing tbat tbe names submitted
by the Greater Medford Club end
tbt ommlttee of tbe ooanoll for tbe
streets of tbe oity be oooepted. Tbe
street oommltteo was authorised by
a resolution to provide markers fot
tbe elty'a street so that In a abort
time tbere will be oo difficulty In
finding different streets In the olty.
A ordinance wee peseed providing
tbat no stand for the retelling of any
commodity to the general publlo be
allowed to retrain on Seventh street
or Central Avenue. This means tbat
all ot the peanut and tamale stands
mast move to other streets,
Ths Chler of Police we. Instructed
to make a report to tbe City Reoord
ei of tbe dog lloenses oollecttd this
year so rbat the oonnoll would be In
a position to know how many
lloensee bad been taken for the yeer
1908. For toe past two week. Chief
Tnrptn haa been collecting lioense
fees.
A oommlttee was appointed to look
into certain obargee which Council
man Elfert atatsd hsd been made
agalnt Bass 4 Hale. Attorney Kelly
appeared before tbe oounoil last eve
ning to find out why a license bad
not been Issued to tbat firm for tbe
retailing ot liquor. He stated that
be understood that several oounoil.
men had voted against tbe matter
for tbe reason that there were ten
saloons in tbe oity at present ana
tbat it was against a oertain ordi
nance to grant further ones. Attor
ney Kelly stated tbat according to
the reading of tbe license that the
license d'd nut prohibit the laeuing
of a lioense to a firm wbicb was In
business at tbe time of the parsing
of tbe ordinance. Councilman Eifert
then stated that be votad aualnst
the measure because certain oharges
bad been brought agalnn-t tbe firm.
A committee composed of dwell,
ll.fer, and Trowbridge wes appointed
to Investigate the matter.
Tbe Telephone ieple were in
structed to remove all of tbolr poles
from the gutters in tbe streets, which
are soon to be Improved, witblo the
next 30 days. Tbe City Attorney was
Instructed to notify the Eleotrio
Ligbt Company to remove all of their
polea from tbe main streets of tbe
olty with the exception ot those poles
which suppoit tbe are lights tor tbe
lighting of the atreots.
For Silt'
3H wsgon, buggy and bsrnees, end
ten-foot hay rack.
& F. Hyatt,
17-lt-p Wast third .treat.
Transplanted tomato plaati fo
sale, Medford Ureea House
MILLER HAS 10
"CO SOME."
That it wes time that tbe Commer
cial Club had a secretary under at
ststed selury is shown by the largev
amonnt of work being dona by A.
H. Miller, since be has established,
offices for bimself In tbe Commercial
Club roorra and is devoting his time
exoluelrdy to the woik of boosting:
'or M jdl'ir-r and Jthe Rogue River
Valley. Mr. Miller will soon find
work for a oorps ot assistants in the
way of stenographers and clerks If
tbe present rush ountlnues.
Tuere Is not a dav tbat passes that
Mr. Mills does not answer a score of
letters from ell sections of the East
asking remrdlng 'be resources of tble
vallev. He wrltei u rer'onal letter
to ea b seeker for the tvutb besldea
mailing them pamphlets, descriptive
of tbe surrounding county. And
best of all, be is getting results for
be finds io nearly every mail lettera
that tell bim ot people who are com
ing to tbe valley to locate aod tbej
usually give bim credit for interest
ing them In the valley. Io regard to
bis work Mr. Miller said to a repre
sentative of tbe Mail:
1 find tbat tbere le a great deal
of work to be done in this oilioe and)
It keeps me very busy just attending
to tbe answering of luquniea tbat are
arriving eaoh day. 1 did net suppose
tbat tbe valley was so well known lu.
tbe East as It seema to be for there
are inqulrlea ooming from many
different states. I do tbe best 1 can
to keep tbe parties who make the
inquiry interested in this valley for I
argue that by doing so I em duing
tbe best tblua possible for tbem and
tor the parties I represent.
"If any one has any doubt about
tbe way people are ooming to Med
furd tbey need only to visit tbe
trains each day and tee the number
of people who get off of tbe train '
accompanied by a wife and generally
two or three children. These are tbe
kind of people we want and they are
ooming.
"I have several letter, that tell me-,
of parties wno are to come before the
anmmer Is gone. Some of these arw-
from other portions of this state and
some are from the East. I like my
work aod I am glad too say that I be-
Hers every word I write to people to
Induoe tbem to oome here, 1 aeed
only to tell tnem tne truth to get
tbem here."
Still We Qrow.
Statistic that ere Incontrovertible
have shown of late that Medford) -does
grow.
In the matter of registration Med--
feed was over seventy ahead of A sh-
Und, Its nearest rival. In that of '
postal receipts Medford waa only be- -
bind 16.
Now comes the matter of tbe eoboot
apportionment. Ashland la credited
wltb 1017 children of eobool ege and
Medford baa 1013. Up to tbe last
year tbe difference wee mneh greater
than It Is now. bat these statistics
show tbat Medford Is what we have
claimed tor mny years, tbe Queen ,
city of tbe Kogne River Valley.
wbiob Is la Iteelf the Cream of Crea
tion.
Jit Is No Dream.
Under the oaption of "Adam
(lever Dreamed of one like this,1
tbe Los Angeles Reoord prodooea
pioture of that famous nlneteen-inoh
apple wbiob Is a prominent figure In
tbe Medford booklets and says, more
over: "How weald you like to sink your -teetb
into tblst
"Go to Medford, Jackson oonnty. .
Oregoo, and you will ptobably have
a chance at apples nearly as big and
luscious as tbe Jone In tbs photo
graph. "Tbe apple shown here was a pboto
nraphed from life, aod no fake tape
measure was uaea eltber.
Au apple as big around as mllady'e
waist Is 'going some.' "
Socialists Nominate.
Tbe Soolallst party of Jackson
county met lu Medford Saturday and
nominated a lull tloket, also adopted
a platrorm ot principles. Following
Is tbe ticket nominated: Joint re
presentative, (Dougla. "and Jaokson
counties) K. C. Hensley. Represen
tatives, O. M. Brower, Raphael Mets
ner. County Judue, J. W. Wiley.
Commissioner, William Smith,
Sheriff, Harvey Riohardsoo, Asses
sor, M. Calhoun. Clerk, A. M. Ford,
Ueooder, C. W. Baota. Treaurer, J.
A, Smith. School superintendent.
Prof. Carmioha.l. Coroner, E. W
Usin.s. Spray Mat trills.
At Perry't werehonse. Black leaf '
for aphis on young trees. Arsenate
of Iced for eodlla moth. 17.2&.
-Don't forget the Medford Phatr
meoy aeat to the poet office