THE MED FORI.) DAILY TRHUINK, MEDFORD. OKKOOX, FIJI DAY, AUMJHT 127. I'M)!).
Would Not Stand For It.
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EVERYTHING ON SALE
Saturday One Day Only
Large Modern School Building
Woodvilie Would Be Credit to
Much Larger Community
SCHOOL
BEING
A Promleing Experiment.
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Sale
RAPIDLY
Work is rupiiily progressing on
Vfoodville's modem six-room brick
school building. It will be complet
ed within the next month.
Tho building is modem in nil re
spects and will be one of the finest
rural schools, if not the finest, in
the county.
Work on the newbridge has start
ed As soon as this is completed the
residents of that section will petition
for a free rural route from Wood
vilie to Grants Pass on the north
side of the river and back on the
south side. Rural telephones are
rapidly being installed.
Apprentice girls wanted at Bar
nard & Connnyer's millinery par
lors. 139
HALF MILLION CIRCULARS
TO ADVERTISE OREGON
PORTLAND. Aus;. 27. Half a mil
lion circulars have been printed for
the use of the Commercial Club in ad
vertising the resources of Oregon and
setting forth the inducements for
newcomers. These are of convenient
size for'inclosing in letters to friends
and can be procured of the club by
those who will use them.
The circulars speak of "Ilarriman
and Hill competing for Oregon busi
ness in a manner that bids fair to
place even the most remote localities
in the state in touch with the outer
world by lines of railroad;" of the
opportunities for the. settler to obtain
a farm for almost nothing, of the
billions of feet of standing timber
awaiting the ax of the lumberman to
turn it into channels of trade; of the
excellent market Portland offers for
all kinds of produce, which can be
raised with little effort in the region
tributary to flie city; of the immense
opportunities for fruit fanning,
dairying, poultry raising, woolgrow
ing, mining, as well as of general
farming.
,Tca, coffoy, bper or .claret, with
club lunch, 30 cents, at tho Emcriek
Cafe.
BALLINGER SAYS WAY
WILL SURELY BE FOUND
NORTH YAKIMA, Wash., Aug. 27.
Secretary Richard Bnllinger, of the
department of the interior, has given
practical assurance that the govern
ment irrigation projects now under
way will be pushed to completion as
soon as possible. He 'said there' was
now available to complete reclamation
projects $11,000,000. whereas $27,
000,000 was needed. He said, how
ever, that he believed congress would
m:tk ti way for procuring the funds
needed to complete the work now in
hand. As for undertaking any new
projects at present, the secretary said
lie believed it would be bad business
policy.
' Fresh crawfish received daily from
the Quelle at Portland at the Nash
Grill. ' '
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At the Nush W. A. Arnold, Doug
las, Wyo.; C. M. Smith, Palmyra, X.
V.; D. W. Yellespie, San Francisco;
C. W. McKcun, Sun Francisco; W.
A. Smith, Chicago; V. P. Smith. Chi
cago; C. W. .Jacobs, San Francisco;
K H. Rice. San Francisco; J. K. El
bert and wife, Marysvillc ; C. W.
Tozier, San Francisco; Y. F. Wight,
Washington; H. L. Lively, Seattle;
Orovor Young, Portland; 3. 0. Ruff,
Portland; B. M. Lombard, Portland;
John Blakely, Portland; C. S. IIol
brook. Portland; H. E. Maling, Port
land; N J. Morehouse, Bellingham;
J. C. rJurric, Portland.
At the Moore Mrs. N.
hIv: A. Packard, city; W. T
Martin,
Tni'p"
Warren, O.; R. V. Hi!!. '' '
C. Marshall. T -o llnlid; J. A. McKm
r. . rr m 11...!.... Vnw
non, 1'orti:. i; -. J- '"'""".
Castle, l - i.; J. M. Chamberlain,
Por'Vj:.:: . G. O. Perl. Portland; V. K.
1v.:-,, Portland; K. B. Cornell,
!; mils Pass; G. S. Davis, Jackson
ville; J. Gordon, San Francisco; W.
' W. Wright and wife, Hebron; .1. F.
.Taoobsoii, Seattle; A. E. King, Port
land. ; '.
Hostess Ami what Interesting ex
periment are you engaged on now. pro
fessor? Professor liaising canaries from ca
nary wed.
The New Farm Hand.
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Grumpy Farmer (engaging a man)
Well, you'll do. Start right away.
Farm Hand I think I'll please ye,
sir. I've had a lot to do with pigs.
The Optimist. -
"Waiter, tills knife Is blunt, and the
steak is like leather"
"Yes. sir; do nicely for stroppln' the
knife oii, sir." ' '
Frightened Tup Oec. I always beard
that ; women were going Into every
thing, but I never knew there were
lady dog catehersr New York World.
Not the Si
live,',, a If J had an airship I'd fly
away ii id neck my fortune. i I
lloviiii-il If you hml an heirship yonr
fortune would come to you.
Do you Mike crawfish? The Nash
Grill nerves them. Fresh tihipments
daily from thfj famous Quelle cafo ut
Portland.
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AKek Coming. ..
am.
sii; 1 would not sti i nimHicr
to talk to dem folk-i. ley
passed me out a short au' ugly word."
"Wli.'H was if;"
"Work." Hi'owulng'H Magazine.
Society Item.
"Mr. Tomkyns-Smythe has, we un
derstand, given up Hying and Is now
resting on bis laurels." .
Every Time.
' n,al Hcfuso me and life Vlll lie an
eaipt.v dream.
Clara II is better to have an empty
dream tban to get married and have
au empty pocket. I-nltiinore Ameri
can. Music For the Millions.
Millionaire's Daughter Papa, here's
Lord Mustalrt conic to call, and he's
brought his coronet with him.
Man of Millions (busy making a
few millions before dinner) Take him
to the other end of the house. 1
haven't time to listen to his confound
ed music jtibl now.
In Days to Come.
4-" K l':-rr
Aero Cabby (to nervoua lady) Let'f
aee! Where do I drop yor?
Tea, coffee, beer or claret, with
club lunch, 30 ccutH, at the Ktneriok
Cafe.
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The Hutchason Co.
Successor to Baker Hutchason Company
Central Avenue Just North of Jackson County Bank
A MISER'S END. j
Meanness of M. Vsndille and tho Way
Ha Hastened His Death. j
M. Vaudillc wan rliief luiiclstrate at ,
llonlognu and by mUerly haliltn left a I
fortune of Jl.OitO.fXM. IIIh a.iual dlut
was bread and milk. The bread coHt
very little, and after catliiK IiIh loaf nt
home Ills luililt van to liecouic Ills own !
public uillk InsKH-tor. whom uh chief
magistrate ho had the riKht to uppolnt.
And no, as he dwlared. to protiH:t the
liihabltiinlH froid Iwliiu lmpo.scl upon
by au inferior tiallty of milk he took I
his walk linmediiUely ufter ciitlUK his !
loaf mid demanded to taste the milk of
every salesman lie passed, thus saving i
himself from purchasing any. Misers j
are generally strong men they have to '
be so In order to live a life of prlva- j
tlou but eventually Vamlllle. like oth-
er misers, was seized with Illness, and
the surgeons had to be called In. In
those days they bled tlielr patients.
The surgeon asked Vandllle half a
llvre for the operation, but the million
aire ordered him at once out of his
sifsht and sent for the apothecary. The
apothecary refused to cut the price
down, so Vandllle scut for n poor bar-
lKr, who undertook to oiwn u vein for j
three sous a time.
"Aye. but," said tills worthy cono-
mist, "how often, friend, will It bo
necessary to bleed rner"
"Three times."
"And what quantity of blood do you
'jiteud to take imicIi time?"
"Klliht ounces." '
"Well, but why can't you take the
whole twenty-four ounces at once?
You want to make a job of me, you
scoundrel! Here, sir; there uro your
three sous. Take the twenty-four
ounces Immediately.'' The barber was
generous to obey. M. Vandllle lost the
twenty-four onnces of blood and died In
a few (lays, leaving nil his vust treas
ures to the king, whom he made his
ole heir. Strand MagicClue.
The Oldest Bridge In Parie.
The font Noire Dame Ih ,tlio oldest
bridge In Purls. It was llrst built. In
im In the reign of Charles VI., but It
wus carried away, together with the
bouses, which lined it, by ice floes
when the frost broke In-1400. A new
bridge was begun at once under the
direction of .lean Jocondc of Verona
and was ready for traffic In 1507. On
that bridge stood the famous plcturo
shop of (Jersaiul. which had a sign
board specially painted for II. by Wat
teau. Westminster Gazetlo.
' Jolting Him.
Bashful youth Miss llella, does
does your mother object to my coming
here so much? Fair Clmnncr Oh, I
think not: I heard her Idling papa the
oilier evening that you merely came to
puss away the time; you didn't menu
anything serious, London Tlt-ttlts.
The Division.
"What!" exclaimed Mrs. FlaUclgh.
"Yon don't mean to tell mo you pay a
girl $10 ft week for cooking?"
"Oh. no!'' replied Mra. Urbanvlllo.
"Wo only pay her $2 a week for cook
ing. The other -TH Is for slaylnu."
Chicago 'ewa.
EVERYTHING REDUCED SATURDAY
Tomorrow is circus day and in accordance with our custom, we will
place every article In the entire store on sale.
THE NEW GOODS, consisting of Suits, Coats, Skirts, Waists, Hand
kerchiefs, Neckwear, Petticoats, Bedding, Children's Coats and Notions
and all staple lines will be sold SATURDAY, THE ONE DAY ONLY. AT
A SAVING TO YOU OF FROM 10 TO 50 PER CENT, on every dollar
you Invest. '
EVERYTHING REDUCE0 SATURDAY
The Stone Houses of Easter Island.
The remarkable stone houses of
Kuster Island are built uualnst a ter
race of earth or rock, which In some
cases forms the back wall of tho
dwelling. They ur-bullt of small slabs
of hi nit Hied basaltic rock piled to
gether without cement. No regularity
of plan Is shown In the construction of
a majority of them. The avcniuo
measurement Is as follows: Height
from lloor to celling. 4 feel 0 Inches;
thickness of walls. 4 foot to II) Inches;
width of rooms, 4 feet 0 Inches; length
of rooms, 12 feet U Inches; average
size of doorways helgJit, 'JO Inches;
width, 1! Inches.
Kiln Oaunynw, public stenographer,
room 4, I'alm linililiiiR.
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Why wear glims that
tire unbecoming when
you enn have them cor
ectly fitted by a spe
cialist who studies the
leeds of each individ
ual, nlways proscrib
ing lensoH to relieve tho
JVos and mountings or
frames to make the np- f
jiearnnce corroot. "Just
ight" is tho expression
ipplicable to glasses
when fitted by mo,
Brief consultation free
DR. IVY M. ROBINSON,
Eyesight Specialist.
firndunlo McCortmuk Neurolog
ical College, Chicago. East
Main Htroot, over Nicholson's
Hardware, Modford.
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RICH CONVICT GIVES
UP HOPE FOR PARDON
SAN UAKAKL, Oil., Auir. 27.
I William J, Uriidliury, the aged mil
lionaire convicted of perjury and
sentenced to onii year in Kan Qiiciitin
prison, after u conference with ins
attorney today, denied himself to nil
newspapermen. This in taken to mean
that he Iiiik about given up hope of
securing u pardon from Governor
(illicit, and desires to beg-in his term
in prison us quietly as possible.
Hrudbiiry'H attorney has been at
tcuipliue; to secure a pardon from the
governor,
You'll like boxunll. Try it.
FOR SALE-AUGUST ONLY
A SUMMER RESORT ON
KLAMATH LAKE
That Is Unsurpassed In America
This is a sporting proposition for
men of wealth it is not a farm.
Unequalled Trout Fishing June
to November.
Deer Hunting on tho prcmisos,
Augu'sC 1 to November 1.
Duck Shooting superior to any in
the state, over thousnnds of
acres of wild celery and rico.
September 1 to February 1.
Grouse anij I'heasnnt Shooting ci
the plane Octobor 15 to Novem
ber 15.
Host stnrting placo ill tho county
for u Hear hunt.
Tho Crater Lnko Automobile road
will run through tho place for n
mile and a quarter.
Navigable wntor to tho proper
ly; 'unsurpassed drinking water,
and power to develop the prop
erty. Mora bottom land and fine gar
den land than any placo on tho
lake.
Thousands of I'ino mid Fir troos
and Ihoiif-andH of Quaking As
pens. Moro varieties of wild (lowers
and natural grasses and vclhi)3
than any placo in tho county.
If you develop this property na )t
can be developed, there is no
resort in the county (hat cim
compare with it.
No amount of talking will d-i-scriho
itlet us show you.
Wo have boon offered moro Ihnn
twice what it cost, but havo n
price at which yott may lnko ii
below which wo will lcoop it.
J. G. PIERCE,
W. T. SHIVE,
Klamath Falls Orenon.