THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MED FORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAXgZJjQjL
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EXPORT MORE WHEAT
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Now is the
Time to Buy
and make up your Summo)' Dresses. We are show
ing a complete line of Ginglianis, Percales, Lawns,
Organdies, etc.
Everything for Warm
Weather Wear
Summer Underwear, Straw Hats, Low Shoes, etc.
Watch our windows, fur they will always inter
est you.
Van Dyke's
(Centrally located)
DRY GOODS SHOES FURNTSUIXGS
NO RAIN IN SIGHT
BUT
Have You Seen Those
FRESH CHOCOLATES
RONE'S
Graduating
.'. Presents .'.
Martin J. Reddy
The Jeweler
NEAR POSTOFFICE MEDFORD, OR.
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m IJS Day Dress
otters exceptional elegance in style
"hich I'M ily he shown in garment-
Iliai i(. niin-rly nil mid til
led I'm- ili,. imliviilunl wearer, nnil
ii i "lily a few laiinrs whoso art
an reach 1 ln refinement necessary
!' ! this. Then-fore ,S1, ,,, wln
iie-iie in ,hv-. cuncelly anil in amid
i.iMe should not r,ii io mail them--eles
,if ilu, -ei-vices nf Krenz.-r.
lio k i H innl facilities for doing
I In' hiahe-l ,.n-. r t Hilcrinjr is ut-le-ted
liv all faliioiiulilu people.
J. A. Kreuzer 6 Co.
IniportaraauclTaflors
Upstairs, Palm Bltlg., Medlord, Or.
Hiyh Prices Prevailing in United
States Meaons of Keeping
It at Home.
The end of Uncle Sam's exjtort
trmle in ji'iiin is in sight bit-mise of
liih price prevailing in the United
j Slates, according to bir export
1 Iiihim in Chicago, mid government
reports hliow a big hlump fof J909
in wheat and barley though n train
I in corn exports. Reports (correct 7
ed to May 10) put the wheat exwrt
ed in April, 108. at :i,:U)0,l "V4 ns
conipiired with rU8,;j:2 in !0. Fur
! the ten months ended May 1 the
j wheat exports declined from nn,2(iOt
:i(il bushels last year to fi:i.040.RJl
bushels this year. Whatever the re
i still may be in this country the North
! American continent will continue to
I - hip a jjreat port inn nf the. world's
iexporls for the surplus production
I is growing- at astounding- rates in the
' provinces where settl miioiiI is so rap
j id and where the Grand Trunk Pa
jtcifif! and Canadian Xorthern are
pcnini; virgin termor'- or compet
ing with the Cmmditin I'ncific. The
jinnual crop of Canada is now above
lLVi.OOO.OOO bushels. Argentine now
nvporls 100.000.000 bushels a year
but the acreage increase and Ihe
larger yield por acre of the fertile
fields of western Canada promises
annually for years to increase the
crop and exports of wheat from Ihe
Dominion faster than they can in
crease f rom Argentine. Only three
vears n;ro the exports of Canada
were only 3.1,000.000 bushels, as
compared with 03,000.000 from the
Danube coimtry. 7fi.000.000 from the
I'mfed States. 80.509.307 from Ar
gentine and 30.000.000 from India.
I ince that time jrroat chnnucs have
j been made in export conditio?, with
necessary ch an ires in transportation
rates to equalize the disparity in
j prices on this continent and abroad.
j Anion1; other readjustments export
diipinculs of Cr:indian pre. in have
already been made as predicted by
President- Charles M. ITavs of the
Excursion to Los Angeles Planned
With View of Making Greatest
Event of' Its Kind.
SPOKAXK, Wash., May 27. When
Spokane lodge. No. 'S2H, H. P. O. K.,
starts on its trip to Los Angeles the
iiiuming of July u" to attend the ses
sions of the grand lodge there, he
ginning July the special train over
the Oregon Kailioad & Navigation
company's line and the Southern Pa
cific road will have among its occu
pants representatives of lodges in va
rious parts of eastern Washington
and Oregon, norih and central Ida
ho, western .Molilalia and southeast
ern Itritish Columbia and Alberta.
The local delegation, including the
famed Klks quartet luid hand, will
he composed of at leal 100. Most of
these are "loiighonis," but as the ex
cursion is not confined to members of
Ihe order, there will be many who
desire to viit the Golden Gate slate
at this lime.
Spokane lodge will participate in
the parade, in which it is expected
there will he 100.000 members of the
order, in uniform, will take part, and
it will also join in oilier deiuoustra
lions during the sessions of the grand
lodge, afterward making side trips to
the t'ataliua islands, Santa Monica,
Pasadena and other points of inter
est in California.
Stops will be made at various
points in Washington, Oregon and
California, en route to Los ngeles.
The longest stay will he at Portland,
where the local Klks will entertain
the Craters, also at San Francisco,
where one day will be passed looking
over the new cilv.
Several hours will lie spent at Shns
la Springs and other points along Ihe
line in California.
PROHIBITIONISTS PLAY
JOKES ON DRINKERS
GWKKNWICII, Conn.. May 27.
Worshipers of llaecbus in Ihe village
of Coscoa and vicinity have lately
become terrorized by what is said to
be a mysterious elan which is work-
Grand Trunk Pacific, from Vancou-i"g in the interests of temperance in
ver on the Pacific coast by boat toj" most novel fashion.
Liverpool, the great hopper for the) During the last month nearly every
breadstuff's of the world. tippler in the place has come to grief.
. . ,. The latest ease of misfortune hap-
LAB0R CHIEFS DENY pened last night, when Special Offi
ACCEPTING MONEY j'1'' T"'"' ' ustody a very
j black man. The prisoner tried to
CHICAGO, Mav 127. Martin R.
j Madden. F. A. Poucbel and M. J.
Itoyle. labor tenders charged vith
conspiracy to extort, occupied the
; witne-s stand in their own behalf to
day in Judge McSurleys court.
! Their testimony dealtb in detail
jwith the legitimate causes for calling
ii strike on the Joseph Klicka com
pany pin 11 1 and was vigorous and
i unanimous to the effect that no lnon
ev had been paid to settle the trou
ble. George S. Andre's statement that
j he had at Maddcu's direction laid
jIOOO 011 a desk in a private room
in a saloon was flallv
bv Madden.
tell his troubles to Ihe policeman, but
was Rustled into a cell.
When Ihe jailer aroused the man
this morning by calling "Come out
here, you nisger," a torrent of pro
fanity issued from the cell, and iion
examination the keeper found (hat
the inmate "was a white man, but
that a coat of stove blacking had
been applied lo him while he lay in
an alcoholic stupor.
GKANTS PASS. May 27. The
pleasing rumor of a railroad down
Ihe Illinois river has again tickled the
peiple's ear, but if Grants Pass does
nitradieted not look out Central Point, Gold Hill
or A fed ford will play Ihe trump card.
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apitnl Rail Surplus 1133,009
KoiQ.n-i 70,00
Highest Attainment in
Systematic Banking Service
Tha Jackson Couiity Bank respectfully
solicits your account, subject to your
check, with the strongest guarantee of
safety and efficiency.
We offer the highest attainment in
systematic banking service, which as
sures the greatest care in every finan
cial transaction, with this obliging institution.
I. VAWTER, Precident.
E. LXHBLBY, Cashier.
The Medford Pharmacy
The Store with the Yellow Front
AVPLES and peaks and all kinds of
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
YAKIMA VALLEY NURSERY
Largest Ooniniorciar Nursery in the Pacific North
west. Not in the eoinhine. Competes with aH first
class .nurseries.
L. E. HOOVER, Agent
M E DFORD, OR E G O N
President Has Chance to Reconcile
England and Germany and
Muzzle War Dogs.
MOIIOXK LAKE, N. Y., May 27
I'lusidaiit Tuft bus the opportunity to
win the Noble Pence prize, ns Iid his
distinguished predecessor. Two dele
gates to the conference on interna
tional arbitration, of which Albert K.
Smiley is the founder and host, told
Mr. Taft what he shrould do to chain
mid muzzle securely the dogs of war.
J. Allen ljnker, a member of the
Hritish parliament, declared tbnt the
world's peace lies in the hands of the
United States, Germany and Grout
Britain, and that the United States
can absolutely join the bands of Ger
many and Great Britain, prevent a
possible warfare, and "stop the cra
zy competition in building Dread
naughts." Ho invited President Tall
to take the lead in so doing.
M CARTHY CHARGES CALL
WITH LIBELING HIM
SAX KUAXC'ISCO, Oil.. May 27.
Claiming that lie is accused of an
attempt to bcrtay the union labor
party by an article appealing in the
San Francisco Oill, P. 11. McOirthy,
president of the building trades coun
cil, and mayoralty candidate, yester
day swore to a complaint charging
Krnest Simpson, managing editor and
Charles Hermick. general manager,
with libel.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
No.
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Northbound.
16 Oregon Express...
Portland Express
Southbound
California Exp. . .
13 San Francisco Ex.
2.")Froia Grants Pass
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No. 22oFor Ashland
5 :24 p. m.
9 :49 a. m.
10:35 a. m.
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9:15 p. m.
10 :15 p. m.
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY RAILWAY
No. 2Leaves Medford . . . lit) :45
No.
Motor I.
MotorL
No. III.
No. 3!I
Motorll.
Motorll
Leaves Medford. . .
Leaves Medford. .
Leaves Medford. .
Leave Jacksonville
Leave Jacksonville'
Leave Jacksonville!
Leave Jacksonville!
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MAIL CLOSES
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Southbound .
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Jacksonville .
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10 :05'
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