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4 Medford Daily Tribune Official Paper of the City of Medford. Published every evening except Sunday. MEDFORD PUBLISHING OOMPAxNX OEOitOE Putnam, Editor and Manager. Admitted as Second-Class Matter in the Postof f ice at Medford, Oregon. SUBSCRIPTION KATES: On. month bv mmil or cmrrier. .. . 10.50 One your by man -.w TODAY'S WEATHER PREDICTION. Fair today and tomorrow. A ruro and salubrious elimnte "'i "I runiurknble fertility beautiful m-enery mountoind ntov,l with coal, copper and gold extensive forests streams stocked with speckled beauties game in abundance a contented, progressive people such is '.he Ilogne Idver Valley. Average mean temperature 55 degrees Average yearly precipitation 21 inches 1 MORTALITY XtXU'KSSMtV h'Oli MOtHtKSS "Six hundred years ago there were no more cultured people, or braver peoplethan the leading spirils of the Ottoman Empire," ways a writer in (loodwins Weekly. The only hope for the empire now is that the. sons of alien mother may redeem the land. "Jt has sunk so low that there is little honor left among men ;they have become cruel beyond belief, the government corrupt beyond discripi ion, and the men in office almost all thieves and willing to do anything rather than make an honest struggle for fortune and place. "The nations of Europe would long ago have destroyed the government except for their own jealousies and their land lust and lust for power. The Turkish nation has not been fit to live for the past one hundred and fifty years. It has been lost in every species of debauchery and cruelty and that must be die result where women are first held as playthings and then slaves. And when a company of WJf V V T. i i -.xjii'...ii,iMUsAiije& ..tw"t IS L v y (- IMA tm.i MArVUI-AG fUritU dUILUIftllj, ALAlA-f UKUN-fAClHC cArUol I lUM. tm Che eastern slile of (ipyxvr ban at the Aliiskii-Yilk.in-I'uiillr exposition tlie iiainNoim. Miiiiufactnri'S build ing liKiks ai-roHH tlie restless waters or the cascades and tin- Hashing foam of "Old l-'iiilliliil," the reproduction of Its namesake In lollowstone .National park. Us locution is the most central of aiiy of the exposition bulldtin:. and Its architectural -lesiu'tl Is especially nullitf for tlie position it has been t;lv,.i. it as one of the llrst iife.il exlii billon p.iliu es to lie completed aud before tlie end of last year was ready fur tlie reception of Its vast collection of exhibits from the workshops of every nation of Importance in the world. It overlooks the attest of the formal gardens of tile e.iosllloii. ami Its splendid perirolas. Willi their vine covered 'columns and liK-swiming Mower. --- xxl and pleasing View. CHATAUQUA APPROACHING for Annual Rare Treat in Store Gathering. JACKSONVILLE ITEMS. IVeliminury announcements for the ('haiitauiUii season, which begin. July 7th and ends July ltth briefly stales the merits of an array of tal ent . prominent aitioui; which arc the following entertainers : Dr. Krank G. Smilli of Chicago His leotuves are always inionnioK. engrossing and thrilling Mis. Hugh Klliot of Medford and Mrs. Curl Webb of Portland, arc in Jacksonville the guesls of Mrs. Chris ririch Herman -Messenger, of Williams creek was in Jacksonville Thursday on business in the eirctiti court. .Miss l.ulit Oarrison and Mrs. Wm. jCamphc! are the guests of Mi.s Mary ,1'eler of Jacksonville, this week. Karl I!. Moore, who has aecpetably Different communities continue to have festivals ac cording to the product of their surrounding euntry hence Koseburg has a strawberry festival, etc., etc... Now why nol a saw mill festival for Butte Kails as soon as tlie P. & K. is eom'pletedf W. Ktigcpe knok. oi lacoma.. .i;.viie Xoel entertained in his honor great reader ami inipersonmo. . ... ,,. Muellers ol the school and pupils in Ins room heme nresenl r mother, ington. I. C. ('tie ot trie linglitesi oi the W. C. T. C. workers, said to be long to the Mrs. Leonard Lake class. Dr. Malt S. Hughes, of Kansas .CTRFTrurn PAntr-r vbo 1 usutl IO trip Hilled the position of principal in the S. A. Long, of Dayton, Ohio. A. public school for the past year, left . . ln..t..w,i- "Wiisnies ' t... ..l.. it.. Tl 1... most entertaining o-.-m" . wm-. v.i., i oursoav evening lot' great truths laid in a cement hit- .where he expects to engage in busi. liriesfs reach the noint where thev become in realitv the mor." - , ' ' Wednesday evening the govcrinnent, the invariable result is tyranny and degen eration." AVithout morality no nation need to aspire to better tilings and achieve them. No nation can live and go for ward unless woman is treated with the high consideration that civilization has named her due. Of this fact as the writer points out, the Turkish empire furnishes a striking example. Other nations,-aside from the Turks, who have been lax in their observance of the moral code have recreant and national degeneration as the result. The ' process of life is upward. If the people refuse to render to the mothers and daughters of men the homage that is due them thev cannot go forward. man is simply great. mi ins room being present. Dr. Kli Modish, of Los A.igelc. Mi-s. Walter Kentner of Medford A great man with a great mess.igi. , p,.iljng ,,e lve,,k wjl, h Were you ever discouraged f Then v , T j Kenney. . hear tin- man s no,ioicn-n,s Kl..ink Ki(S(lr l)mUi ' raue. . ... , '" v,''llf"rtl Thtirsdav. Mrs. Margrel live r.ins. ot i ao Itlako Adams of the mine is spendinc: a few this week. Ultie Ledge lays in town THE CHURCHES ' Metliotlist Episrni.i! Church ! "K,e I'r.'ctoiM J.-,.!, m lite Hi fi lial '" ':"'. . I." will be the subie.-t ,HMl S.'i i.lli t I) .( u, lu. llieme v.l lie. "Seven K .. -." M- lny.. This is also the W. of V De coration dav. I'l.TK M 1M.ATT. Cle.-t.. K ATI'. WAIT. U. X. I ..!.! ill hale chat oii can c, unit on :i.g iumI i eiocg. Si'li a. in . I'pwoi t ti L .i - "Thn Devil's Vhitrwash Brush." j The subject at the tabernacle to . , oielit will be -The Devil's Whiu-ivn-ll "1 , I It i--ill. The aderat-y is an evpert out , in Ute use ol' a whitewash brush. "til1 , Conn) anil lcniii how he doei it. You e " ' may have hnd uu itpplii-titioii vour- nviteil. self. A gent deal of whitewash is ii-ed ihuv-a-ilays St. .Marks Episcopal Cliunh. ! demising r.ilher than a coat oT There will bo service nt 11 a t'.: j whitewash applied to the outre life. Sunday, June li, nt St Mark's Kpis- ' Subject next Sunday morning, "t.ivi copal Ch .r.-h. The Holy Ktiel'.aris. j i"sr Kpistles." Sunday night "Three will ho oclebialod nnil Archileacon flrent Cjttestions." Sunday will be n Chambers will preach the sermon All j great day. Pon't miss nny of the ser- Kon-i I i . III!? l-llO'C, music ni i hcI I 1 p.n All i Cilv.Pasadetia. Klectrifies all who I hear his great thoughts, wit and hti- hor. Don't fail to hear "The Amen? can I'essiniist." Alton Packard, the greatest car toonist nnd all-round cntertainor in this wide world. Had the lnrgest auilience nt the Mother Chautauipia in 1MIIS. llig enough for nny platform nnvwhere. Yon can afford to c.nme many miles to hear this great man. Music Two concerts by Kntck erbocker Male Quartet of San Frnn- iseo. The very best in that great city. What more need be said? Music Director Prof. Charles H.-izolrigg of Medford has been secur ed to take sharge of the chorus class nnd preludes. If yon wnnt to have some first-class musical t rattling join this class. We know of no more com petent person to direct this depart ment. The Professor has contracted to furnish real "star" for nil the ll'vulipg parts nnd a good orchestra. If we can. as we assuredly ought to hae the help of 1he singers of the vallev and surrounding country, we will have the best music ever heard in Sn-ithoni Oregon or orthcrn Cnl- 1 TorriiT FOURTH IN HIS CLASS ANNAPOLIS. .!, .-,.Liaher ttelsh. of Kansas City. Mo., who hml Mivl.-h himself four years ago to nttain the ncquiivri heiirht to -t-t in-t- the Xnval Acaamy. will irraHnatc No. 1 nmonp the 7. with a good rt'i-nnl in athletics and drill enm. nmmlpr. Welsh passed tlie medical examination and had the appointment midshipman within his urasp. when it was found that he was ton short by an inch or two of heimr the riMii liiejrih. Mr. Jny of Colorado Spring, is the puest of his former fellow towns man Kejrinald H. Tarson. He is visitinir the valley with a view to in-vf'-itnu-nt. The Orone. !.t icua." i-x In lined tb housewife fit Mirpri.s "yon Kay that your !i'!s'i:'ud h ' St worl: d hi five r ai d ('.i's'i'i "Vei Icok for wm-: Why, hr'i a riirh sity." Vcs. ma'am," pi-lied I m-iiit1:i as she bent over the tul. "til;'.- a rase f what cley mil 'Idle riiritiiy.' '- Min neapolis .Tnurmil. Physiccl Imp3?sibijty. Maud Dm Ml me. Ailce! I'id h:ir ley ro dow n on his kners lo ymi v. '.e t: he proposed? Alii'O oiiseii-e.' Why. how i niiir. ho have pone flown on his knees i" me? Why. I well, where do you sup pose 1 was anyway? New York Jlrr-ald. The Term For It. "My wel-ht," said lluskle, ly 250 pontus.' "You mean with all your clothes on': queried Aseum. "No, sir: that's my net weight. " "Net? Most folks woti'd call that ipruss." Catholle Standard and Times. "is exact- heavy Exquisite. Tie (looking through his glass) There's a glorloun glacier which we shall soon reach. She Oh. won't It make a loTety background to my blue frock! Meg gendwrfer Blatter. Probably. "Men are really superior creatures. "Superior to what? "Superior to other men." A Lover't Complaint. My sweetheart's shlntnsr golden locks I used to much admire When sitting side by side with her Before a blazing: Are. I loved to smooth with gentle hand Those burnished braids and press My tips upon each silken curl At wavinjf yellow tress. But now since fashion has decreed Kaeh Inly fair must pile Her he; with purchase.! puffs and cm Is An-1 rolls m be in stvle Ti 'Irop a klys upn her t eml, Ala.t, I rto i ol d r For I tr ly In sii:n i:-en Ano'h'.r .i'iv.n' ' h.-lr" --Lfp. inHrf." Mr;nf- il'iwn town nttendir the theaters, or The heart needs ofhr MhPrtnff. one nn unQ ihf ronfn'inn i nttomiinc tlioa mi-ctine. Pcin't slny nwnv r,n llii'ir noonnnt. Lot every iricmlifr nnd fi-ium! ronif tn the li.Micr of Oort tit mernhors sua wniiitunioHniri 11 e '.x pcrtcil to n'nke their "ommunnvi as il U Trinity Sunday. Noxt Sitpfiny, June 6, Chrywntlie niuin (?irol No. 84 will unvail t'lii mommipnt nT our downsod no'lihor II11II1 All mcmlinrs nrn rpniinitH to VK'L. ('Mil I aiioi'd 11. Tlioro wero four ndditions Inst nii:ht lliivo tlio niuht before nntl four the prei'eiline niirlit. The meptinir is ileeply intercstiii); lo all who attend. Don't let the fover "senro" frighten von nnd Veen vnu nirfir from the meet nt tl.n hall la 2 li.m. ani from house of flod. There Is no more dan thor proeeed lo the I. O. O.F. cemo- ' gvr in nttendini; ehnreh than in poini: rhri-stinn Pcienee seniees nre he'd every Sunday momiii" nt eleven oVWk in the Comniereint Club room. S'lhieet of the lespnn -sermon for .Tune H. "Ood fie Only Pniwe nnd Creator." Al Iar weleome. Sunday school nt ten o'eloek. RELIABLE The STORE ON THE CORNER MAIN AND C ST. Medford Loan Office Money SAVED WHEN BUYING JEWELRY DIAMONDS WATCHES Money Loaned Just received, a large shipment of Diamonds, Watches, Clcx-ks, Xovclties, Jewelry, etc. Come iu and examine our stock and see for yourself. Get our prices before vou buy elsewhere. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES CHEAP. 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