MRS. LOZIER BOOSTED FOR IRRIGATION COMMITTEE
MEDFORD AT CONVENTION AT KLAMATH SOON
Mi's. L. F. Lower has just returned ; KLAMATH. FALLS, Or., (VI. 19.-
fiDiu Hood li'ivcr, where slio wont
us o county delegate to uttund the
state convention of the Women's
Christian Temperance union. Mrs.
lazier gives a very interesting und
appreciable account of the cuuveu-
Tlii Kliuniiih Fulls chamber of com
merce has received letter from
Semitor Chamberlain stilting (lull I lie
senate committee of irrigation of
which Senator Carter of Moiilnna is
chiiirmnn and Senator Chamberlain is
u member, is scheduled to rearh KUiui
ion, buying there were 24 couutios Klls Xovember !1, nud that
, .1 1 11 T ....... ' .
represented und 117 delegates pros
eut.
One of the most interesting fea-'
tures of the convention was the fact i
the committee will spend the day in
the city to study conditions surround
ing the Klamath reclamation project.
Senator 1'bamberlaiii says his wish
Hint the Iirst evening was uevoio.i to (s (hat ,lu, sot,(rs lllul farnieM w,
u regular full-fledged '"booster meet-, ((WM ,am, mi(1(.r Klallmlll ,m,j(H.t
iiiB," und each delegate was alloted bp (ln )lllnJ o nuH,, , lom,
a certain length of time to exploit Uie;litteB ,, (Usciis. the various phases
wonders and possibilities of her rep-.((,. (h slll)jt.rl. S)1UL OKisntioii look
resentntive county. Through the cour- . (owm, 1(; 1(ssellillB (f Ulir
tesy of the Ilillorest Orchard coin- (,on of n,1livmiint bv ,lle Waterusers
pany, Mrs. Loner was furnished with l(l (lf 111,I,il.lllio
a box of Cornice pears, and needless ()f wa(or () lcir'liuljs is (lesired.
to say tuey were the center or aa
miration and favorable comment. Mrs.
l.ozier lost no opportunity either at
the hosier meeting or individually to
hind the possibilities of Jackson
county, and having been a resident
here tor the past 16 years, was very
capable of doing justice to her sub-
rtf Tl.., ni tvi.a vrti'v ftHrnn-
.. , ." , , , , ,. ... I .S0,0U0 four-storv brick hostelrv on
tivelv arranged m a basket artistical
ly trimmed with ropes of white rib-. present site of the St. Charles
lion, the W. C. T. U. emblem, and hotel. The plans provide for the re
each and every delegate besrsed for ' nioval of the old structure on the cor
"just one to take to my mother," orner of First and Washington to the
My brother is a fruit inspector of .rear ot its present location and mak-
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At the Nash Max Stiel'etl, K. Hall.
W. II. Uavey, t). W. Hennelt, T. II.
I'nge, l'orlliiud; J. C. Fitishenry, Mor
eover; S. Keager, Xew York; J. C.
Ji'iikins mid daughter, Anita; K. L.
Savior, Kugene; L. O. Kricksou, city;
Thurston Daniels, Spokane.
At the Moore Charles Kushims,
L. II. Jerard, Denver; Oeorgo Whit
ney, New York; Lota Hugam, Myrtle
Creek; W. C. Singe, Seattle; s! W.
Xolsnn, Table Rock; J, S, Craig, En
gle l'oinl ; L, Humphrey, A. 11. Flet
cher, J. Kirschbcrg, San Francisco;
1). Franklin, Sajita Cruz; Leopold
Licke, Knowille; J. W. inn, Bos
ton; A. W. Arnold, E. Hall, X. II.
Norton, W. l Smith,, Portland.
"CHARLIE'S AUNT.'
!$SC 000 BRICK HOSTELRY
i IN PROSPECT FOR ALBANY
ALOAXY. Or., .Oct. 1'.). Local cap
italists, assisted by some outsiders,
are backing a, movement to erect an
mg il into annex tor Hie new mulct -iiiji.
This will give Albany one of the
finest hotels in the valley and one
that will be modern in every respect.
LABOR BAKES APPEAL
TO CHURCHES FOR AID
Liim county and must one of those
pears," and many similar comments.
The prominent men of Hood River
declared the meeting to be equal to
any fair and did an immense amount
of credit to the ladies, as well as
their respective counties. A number
of the pears exhibited by Mrs. Lozier
were presented to the state president
from Portland, who is now in Oma
ha, Neb., attending the national W.
C. T. V. convention, and will be dis
played there the same as they' were
in Hood River. .
' The state convention next year will
be held at Corvalbs and should have . Chicago Federation of Labor was in
the support of the orchardists and , strutted at yesterday's meeting to
the Commercial club in obtaining a . communicate with every clergyman in
first-class, though necessarily small J the city and ask him to raise his
display of the various products. This voice in the pulpit in the name of
is-truly a worthy and loyal cause in-1 the motherhood of the state,
stigated by the ladies and will in all,
probability not lack for support from CRIMINALOGIST DIES
CHICAGO, Oct. 19. Organized la
bor in Chicago for the first time in
its history has decided to appeal to
the churches for aid in nrousing pub
lie opinion in favor of legislation
limiting the hours of labor of work
ing women. The secretary of the
every side.
RAILROAD AIDS IN
BUILDING GOOD ROADS
OF CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE
SEATTLE. Wash., Oct. 19. Con-'
cessions made by the Xorthern Pa-j
cific railway to the state highway
commission will prove a material aid ;
in carrying out the plans for a net- (
work of good roads in Washington.
As a direct result of a tour made
by high authorities and railway men,
co-operation is promised, for the rail-;
road has greed to permit spurs and
sidings to be built at various points j
along the line where rock for road
building purposes is to be quarried. '
TFRIX, Oct. I9.i-Cecnre Lombra
so, the eminent eriminulogist. died
here this morning of cerebral hemorrhage.
TO BUY A PIANO
and know you are treated the same as
your neighbor is a satisfaction. You
can do this bv dealing with
SHERMAN, CLAY & CO.,
THE OXE-PRICE PIAXO HOUSE,
134 WEST MBAIX ST. 134
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J. W. Crosland is here from Bak
ersfield, Cal., looking over the valley.
Now is the time to seed your lawns
and bed your bulbs. "Cook, the Nur
seryman," has everything in the seed
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The McKcnzie Merry-Makers will
open their stock engagement Tlturs.
day, October 21. They will be seen
in that very funny farce-coinedy.
"Charlie's Aunt." From all reports
it abounds iu inuuy funny situations
and has often been called the plu
of 10(10 laughs. Miss Audrey Davis,
a graduate ot the I'niversity of Cal
ifornia in music, is with tbo company
and can be heard every night during
the company's engagement.
Miss Davis singing has met with
the approval of all music lovers.
Mr. Loudalc, the leading man of
the company, has been a matinee idol
everywhere this year.
The Stampede at Jhe Savoy.
Tonight will be your last opportu
nity to witness Selig's sensation 'The
Stampede." The most realistic west
ern picture ever shown. It tells the
story of the love of two cowboys for
the queen of the "101" ranch. Amidst
all the local color of the range, the
vast herds of cattle, excellent rid
ing, roping nud the broncho busting,
is shown with startling vividness,
while the plot is unfolded in a vein
of humor replete with intense situa
tions that hold your attention from
start to finish. The balance of the
program is of such high cluss pictures
as "Tpnnessee Guards," the "Eter
nal Romance" and "Spring Has
Come," all the best of their kind. En
tire change of program tomorrow
night. One dime.
REMOVAL NOTICE.
Merrimnn and Elliott have moved j
to their new shop on Riverside nvc-j
nue, where they will be belter prc-j
pared to do blacksmithmg in all its
branches than ever before. We take
pleasure in thanking all our old cus
tomers who have stayed with us in
the old shop and inviting newcomers.
You wiil now get the benefit of our
long experience and increase facili
ties. We are here to stay and to
please our customers. Horseshoeing
is our specialty.
MERRLMAX & ELLIOTT.
Work For Boys and Girls
A Chance to Earn Money
We want to employ the services of every hoy and girl in Hie entire city of
Medford and .Jackson comity. The work is easy and pleasant.. You can make
your salary large or small according to the results you produce. The harder
you work the more we can pay you. The lny or girl that does the most work
and produces the best results will receive a genuine Browniekar on small auto
mobile in return for their services. Every hoy and girl that works for us will
he paid something for their services. We can use 10,000 hoys and girls. Apply
at the store iu person-at once, or its hoou as possible this week.
The Browniekar
Is a Genuine Child's Automobile
The Browniekar is constructed to stand hard usage, having an engine made
by one of the best companies in the world. The speed is so regulated as to ad
mit of no damage and any child ten years of age and over can learn to run it
with perfect safety and a very considerable amount of pleasure. We have
made arrangements with the distributors to give away this Browniekar to . the
boy or girl who secures the most business for our store. Every boy or girl is
welcome to work for this grand prize and we offer to do even better. We of
fer to pay each one for their services. Here is an opportunity to earn money
which you can can use to buy Xnias presents, and if ymi work hard enough you
ma )' secure the Browniekar.
SOME BOY 01? GIRL WILL (JET THIS BKOWNI EKAB.
The Hutchason Co.
Successor to Baker Hutchason Company
Successful Business Persons
who make a thorough investigation of
the possible results before undertak
ing to start in any line, why not you
use the same caution before buying
a piano? There is nothing more np
piopriate for a home than a fine
piano, and it will last a lifetime if
properly chosen. For this purpose
cull at Sherman-Clay & Co., 134 W.
Main street, where you will find the
Steinuny; also the peer of nice play
ers A. B. Chase, as well as the well
known Ludwig, Kingsbury and Wel
lington. One price to nil is our mot
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VAN WALTERS, Manager.
) NOTICE.
j Xoticc is hereby given that the un
ilersigned will aiply to the city enun-
j oil of the city of Medford, Oregon,
nt the meeting thoreof on October
1!), 1909, for a license to sell spirit-
I ous, -vinous and malt liquors iu quiin-
' tities less than a gallon, for tbo pe-
i riod of six mouths, at his place of
business nt Xos. 22 nnd 24 Front
; street, Xorth, in snid citv.
j JOIINT HAHRIXGTOX.
j Dated October 0, 1909.
Herman Itros., the snddlo nud har
ness makers, desire to aniiounco to
the trade that they nro not only pre
pared to fill all orders at short no.
ti'-o, but carry the most complete line
of harness, saddles, bridles, whips,
robes, blankets, wagon covers, tents,
etc., that can bo found iu southern
Oregon at prices that cannot fail to
plonsn when quality of stock and
workmanship is considered. Don't
forget tbo place, 317 E. Seventh
street, Medford.
I rim
D O
YOU KNOW
That it wont be long until time for setting your
trees? Better come in and let me make you
PRICES ON THE BEST TREES
Before it is too late as they are being
booked out fast at this time of year
H.8
PATTERSONJh
e QuakerNurseryman
Olfice in
Hotel Nash Office