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TTT If the present is a useful one. We are prepared to show useful
j presents for all. Look over these lists, any one would be ap
l propriate. For Woman: Kid and Wool Gloves, Silk Scarfs,
Belt Buckles, Purses, Hand Bags, Fine Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Fancy
Collars, Ruchings, Furs, Slippers, Over Gaiters, all colors; Mittens, Fancy
Combs, Hair Ornaments, Etc.
TT FOR MEN: Gloves, Purses, Fancy Suspenders, Hose Slippers, Silk
11 Handkerchiefs, Linen Handkerchiefs, Fancy Dress Shirts, Neckties,
Shoes, Mufflers, Smoking Jackets, Etc. FOR CHILDREN: Caps,
Purses, Gloves, Mittens, Muff lers, Scarfs, Slippers, Etc., Etc.
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BISHOP SCADDING WILL VISIT tt
MEDFORD NEXT SUNDAY DEC. 26
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NATIONAL GUAED8MEN
MAY KILL ON ORDERS
CHICAGO, Dec. 21. Judge Cavan
augli. in the superior court of Cook
county, today held that a national
gunrdHinan's responsibilities and im
munities attach to him from tho time
he falls into line at the point of mo-
Med ford TimeTable
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Northbound
THE ET. REV. CHARLES SOADDINO, BISHOP OF OREGON.
la order to talk over the mattor - of
erecting a new Episcopal church in this
city and of making terms' for the leas
ing and erection of a large business
block on the church property on West
Seevnth street,, the Bt. Rev. Charles
Scadding.fi bishop of this Episcopal dio
cese, will arrive in Madford on next
Saturday evening and meet with the
local committee' of the church. Pleased
with the report carried back to him by
the Bev. Dr. Van Waters, who recently
paid an extended visit to Medford -and
looked .over the prospects fox the church
in this city, Bishop Scadding has stated
that he will pay considerable attentioa
in the future to this field.
In all .probability Dr. Van Waters
will accept this pariah and will tak np
his werk here, having recently resigned
from his work at St. David' on the
East Side in Portland. Dr. Van Wa
ters made a very favorable impression
while in this city recently and is report
ed to be a vary able business man aa
well as a minister and for this reason
he may have been chosen by Bishop
Scadding to take charge of this field,
where a new church is contemplated
and where the erection of a business
block will be undertaken in the near
future.
Bishop Scadding will . hold divine
services on next Sunday, which is St.
John's day. Communion will be held
at 8 a. m. Morning pmver and sermon
by the bishop at 11 a. m. and evening
piayer and sermon by Dr. Van Waters
at 7:30 p. m.
The musiBC will be in charge of
Charles Hazelrigg, and Mrs. Hazelrigg
will render a solo. All are invited.
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ranlis are broken. No. 14Portland.Bxpress...
The decision was ronderod in the case I ' wbound :
of Joseph B. Klein, a private in the j No. 15 Calif orn.a Express..
Illinois national guard, who was ta- N- " San PraneiMO Exp. .
dieted for killing of Earl Nelson at ! N-225 Irom Grants Pass...
Kankakee ni., last August. . j No. 226For Ashland.
Klein's regiment, among othors, was
on its way to Springfield, where a race
5:24 p. m.
9:49 a.m.
10: 35 a. m.
8:20 p.m.
9:15 p.m.
10:15 p.m.
PACIFIC 4c EASTERN RAILWAY
war was in progress, and he was acting 1 v it anI.na -uAtA
as guard ol a Daggage car in u.cu ... .
. . 8:10 a.m.
nmti.un lion or a a atnrniV with ordain to ' ..... ' v
- No. SJ Arrives Modford 10:28 a.m.
a low no una i homed . person to No. 4Arriv0, Medford 5:08 D.m.
NinnN fli.nmtfitr to Klein h storv. D6 I .. .. n
fore a court of inquiry, attempted to roque RIVER VALLIT HATT.WAV
enter the car, and Klein stabbed nim
with his bayonet. The indictment Jo. 2Leavoa Medford
charged that the "murder" was wilful No. 4ILoaves Medford
and malicious. , MotorL,oaves Medford
Klein applied to Judge Cavanaugh for MotorLoaves Modford
liberty on a writ of habeas corpus. The No. lLeaves Jacksonville. . .
court refused on the ground that it No. 3Loaves Jacksonville. . .
had not purisdiction, but hold, however, Motor Loaves Jacksonville.. .
that oven granting that the killing was MotorLoaves Jacksonville. .
not accidental if it was in execution of :
orders of a superior officer, no crime '
had bocn committed. (
10:45 a. m.
5:35 p. m.
2:00 p.m.
9:00 p. m.
9:00 a. m.
3:30 p. m.
1:30 p. m.
7:30 p. m.
MAIL CLOSES
Furniture Drops !
Great bargains before we move. Watch our win
dows for specials. An elegant line of (.
THE HOTEL NASH
A.M.IP.M.
Judge Cavanaugh held also that the Northbound I 9:191 4:54
court of inquiry that declared Klein Southbound 10:05 2:60
guiltless could not be held to have Eagle Point j 7:20 2:00
placed the guardsman in jeopardy, since Jacksonville 10:20 5:20
it could not punish for homicide, and -therefore
a trial in the criminal court " ' '
would not be placing him twice in jeop-1 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS,
nrdy. ! . Modford, Or., Doc. 15.
1 Sealed proponals will bo received by
Apple Eating Increasing. the City Rocordor of Medford, Oregon,
Reports of nurserymen everywhere nntil 5 o'clock p. m. Docomber 21, 1908,
show there ncvor has been such activity for painting street eigne.
in apple tree planting as at present. , AH bids must be submitted on the
From Oregon to Virginia and from printed forms furnished by the city re-
Maine to Missouri comes the aamo re- corder.
port.- Large commercial orchards are AH labor and material to be done
being planted: and not only here, but in and furnished strictly in accordance
Australia, In Tasmania, in Canada, they with tho specifications on file in the
are doing the same thing, and now, office of the city rocordor and to the
while one set of men is busily engaged saticfnction of the city engineer.
enlarging tho area planted m apples, an
Rockers for Christinas
Medford Furniture Co.
Christmas Dinner Table d'Hote.
" ; "Olympia Oyster Cocktail" "-
Consumme de Volaille St. Xavier
Salted Nute -,, Plume Celery
Broiled Sea Baa, Margate
Shredded Lettuce Pommea an Oratin
- Suckling Pig with Baked Apple
Asparagus Points,' Hollandaise
' Maraschino Punch
Roast Young Turkey, Chestnut Stuffing
Cranberry Sauce
Potatoes Souffle Garden Peas
Candied Jams
Salads a la Nash
Delmonico Ice Cream Assorted Cakes
Plum Pudding, Hard and Brandy Sauce
Roquefort Cheese Bent's Biscuit
Cafe Noir
.1.00 December !5 5 p. m.
W. Tfl. Smith, the geninl carpenter of
upper Wagner creek, was a recent Med
ford visiter.
other set is just as busily engaged in
opening up new markets.
The Canadian government has been
vory active in this respect, sending
special agents to Germany France, Scot
land and England, with choice consign
ments in the future. Cbfha is shipping
apples- to Hongkong, anfl not only the
English residents there are buying these
apples, but the Chinese themselves are
becoming great apple eatisrs. The grow
ers of Ben Davis in the Ozarks have
found an outlet for some of their high
cvolored fruit in the islands of the Pa
cific. It if good place to send them,
too, says the American Agriculturist.
Arizona and Nebraska have been mak
ing successful shipments to Alaska. So
that, wherever the white man has gone
and settled, the apple has followed.
FITZGERALD BACK AFTER
VISITING MANY LODGES
J. H. Fitzgerald, great sachem of the
O. R. M., for the state of Oregon, is
home after visiting many different
tribes throughout the state. The order
i nhnwini? a most crratifvine vrowth. re-
I ports Mr. Fitzgerald.
CITY. TREASURER'S NOTICE.,
i! Office of City Treasurer, Medford,
Oregon, Doc. 15th, 1908.
Notiee is horeby gives that there are
fands ia the city Ireasury for the re
demption of all. outstanding warrants
issued against the light and water fund,
and all outotandiag warrants issued
against Sewer Diet. No. 9, protested
September and October, 1908, and Nos.
13 to 23, igclutivo, protested Novem
ber 10th, 1908. -
Interest oa the same will cease aft
er the above date. ''
L. h. JACOBS,
.238 City Treasurer.
A CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
A aiee piece ef alisaien Fnrmitew
would bt just the thing. Pretty, uefal,
durable, and a suitable gift for anyone.
Let the Misnion Furniture Works make
it. Prices about one half usually charg
ed. Any design, any ecler. any finish,
dull, wawd or polished. Drop in. Shop
on corner of Eighth snd 11 streets.
Cook
Without
Fire
COME. AND SEE HOW IT IS DONE.
Demonstrated daily until Christmas 10 to 12 a.
m. and 2 to 4 p. m. at Weeks & McGowan's and.
Medford Hardware Company. ,
The best Christmas gift in town, within'' the
reach of all.
ROECOE A. JOHNSON, MANUFACTURER
COOKING WITHOUT FIBJB
IS LATEST INVENTION
In thene days of progreM tn all
branches of industry genius has assert
ed itself In tbo manner of cooking with
out tre. This mny not. at first thought
scorn possible to tho iive-rug" mimt, hut
with a littkt fitt.-ntin it will b' fimml
a most simple nintter.
Roecoe A. Johnson, rci ontly from Chi
cago, has taken up the manufacture of
a "fire I ess cooker" in Medford, and
expects to build a factory here. This
cooker will undoubtedly attract the at
tention of ovoryono interested in sat
ing fuel and reducing the work in tho
household.
The device is simple and attractive,
bfsirlrs extremely practical and vnlun
blr, nltlinuKh its cost is quite renaounhle.
It has b'fii welcomed in tho oast and
prnvf-n a hinvcss.