i
•if our w Tlhy president and wish that
Resolution of Thanks.
E. W. Wilson was at Medford Thurs-1 Mrs. S. I. Coffman was at Medford !
success
may go with har and tho
' Tuesday.
!
day.
teachers
who go from us this year.
The cyanide plant near the Opp mill. School children are happy, it is vaca­
BE IT RESOLVED TW the ■ ap­
•O. N. Nelson was at Medford, Sat- is again in operation,
Committee
MRs. RtiMtrMKQ
tion now» —
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Optimism Prevails Through preciation and thanks of the Parent s-
urday.
M rs . D avis ,
J.
F.
Hall
of
Buncom,
was
in
town
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Cantrall of Ruch,
Association be extended to
Bert Harr of Watkins was in town were in town Friday.
Out Oregon’s Business . Teacher
M
rs . S haw .* ' 4|
Wednesday.
Mrs. J. C. F. Harrington for thedigni-
Saturday.
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Miss Stella Levy was a recent visitor ,
'
fled
and
able
manner
in
which
she
pre-
Cap Ruch of Ruch has joined the
Life. ’
. „ .Mr. ^nd Mrs.
ar i •»■•»•
ranks «7
of married men.
at Medford.
. L. I. Bruwr. were
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i sided over its deliberations and to the
Ilere is n woni-n vbo -rpeaks from per-
Medfotd Sunday.
kii'iwl. l'ie and long experien'e, viz ,
M. M. Taylor made a trip to Med­
Theodore B. Diamond, died Thursday
teachers for their hearty co-operation -oaal
Mrv. P. II. En5i:i!i,of Wilw n, Pa, ’ osa»?,
Portland, Ore., May 27, (Special) —
Attorney Richardson of Ashland was at Medford, aged 76 years.
ford Wednesday.
1 and assistance in making the associa- 1 know from cx|*rien<v ihatClia'i criai.-■
in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Ennis was a visitor at Despite its unlucky final figures, the
«High Remedy i far s> -arior to anv other.
Luke Ryan is spending the week at
’ tion a success. And it is with sincere For croup there is nothing that excels it.”
year
1913
promises
to
set
a
high
record
City Recorder Stansell was a visitor his farm near Eagle Point.
Medford Tuesday.
for business and industrial progress. i regret that we accept the resignation For sale by all dealers.
z
at Medford Monday.
Lawrence Brown returned from A report just made by a leading com­
W. R. Riley of Medford v'sited
'
*» ’ t. »
* .1’7 ■■
Rev. and Mrs P. S. Bandy were at friends in this city Thursday.
Grants Pass Tuesday.
mercial agency states that prospects
Grants Pas«, Tuesday.
F. C. Smith of Talent was a visitor ; for a good year were never better
E. E. Kelly of Medford was in town
Mr. and Mrs. George N. Lewis were several times during the week.
in this city Wednesday,
throughout the Pacific Northwest ter­
at Medford, Saturday.
George Buckley of Ruch wa3 a visi- ritory. Sales and collections are good,
A large number of out-of-town folks
I1. W. Fulton was transacting busi- visited the cemetery Thursday.
tor in this city Tuesday.
manufacturing is going ahead well and,
nhss at Medford, Monday.
T. L DeVore was transacting busi­ best of all, the prospects for good
G. W. Trefren, Esq. of Ashland, was
crops are excellent.
Miss Pearl Dox visited friends at a visitor in this city Wednesday.
ness at Medford Tuesday.
An indication of the confidence felt
Medford Monday evening.
G.
O.
Taylor
of
Medford
was
at
the
Twenty-five Instructors—Fifty Courses.
Milk Shakes, at Chapman’s
in the future is shown in the announced
The Sells-Floto show will give Med-
court house Wednesday afternoon.
1 Facfllty.
1
' ’
expenditure
of
about
$75,000,000
bv
the
Chocolate
Corner.
Adv.
Distinguished
Eastern Educators Added to Regular
ford the go-by this season.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Norton of Grants various corporations in and about Port­
Dan Shearer, a wellknown miner of Pass, were recent visitors in this city.
Mrs. W. T. Grieve was a Medford
University Dormitories open. Board and Room at $3.50 per week.
land during the current year on im­
Steamboat, was in town Tuesday.
visitor Monday afternoon.
Reduced Railroad Rates. For Complete Illustrated Catalog, Address' ,
Miss Lylie Mee left Thursday evening provements, extensions and better­
Supt. and Mrs. J. Percy Wells, wera for a visit with friends at Scio, Oregon.
Mrs. Sid Nichol visited Medford
ments. Bank clearings show a gain
at Centra! Point, Saturday evening.
friends Monday afternoon.
Joseph Martin, the second hand deal­ every month over the corresponding
Mrs. Ella Cook spent Monday and er, was a visitor at Medford, Tuesday. months of former years and 1913 looks
r
Mrs. J Morcom spent Monday after­
University of Oregon, Eugene
Tuesday visiting friends at Medford.
noon with friends at Medford.
M. Purdin of Medford was transact­ like a big year for the whole Oregon
Dr. O. N. Nelson made a visit to ing business at the court house Tues­ country.
I'M
Mrs. Bert Stone of San Francisco,
Medford and other points Wednesday. day.
Enroute to Portland’s Rose Festival,
was a recent visitor in this city.
John B. Renault was a visitor at
Attorneys Newbury and Vawter of June 8-14, the Royal Oaks, of Oakland,
J. E. Barkdull, a real estate agentof
Medford
and Central Point, Thursday. Medford were at the court house Mon­ Cal., will visit many cities of the state
Medford was in town Saturday.
on their way north, making their first
Benj. M. Collins is expecting the ar­ day.
O. Jeldness, the Blue Ledge miner,
rival of a younger brother from Illinois.
The circuit court has been in session stop at Ashland. As the Oaks will
was a recent visitor in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Strand of th« Ap­ for the hearing uf equity cases this i travel by special train, they will be
J. M. Cantrall and James McClaren
| able to stop as often as seems desir-
plegate country were in town Satur­ week.
were visitors in Medford Tuesday.
I able and will bring a message of good
day.
E. D. Briggs, Esq. of Ashland was fellowship to their northern neighbors, j
J. J. Osenbrugge and William Ray,
Frank Strickfadden of Ashland was transacting business at the court house
of Ruch, were in this city, Saturday.
From the interest shown in the O.-|
transacting business in this city Wed­ Wednesday.
Chi-Namel for staining your old nesday.
W. R. & N. Co’s, corn contest, it ap- j
Prof, and Mrs. J. Percy Wells were pears that Oregon will become a big !
furniture. At Fred J Fick’B.—Adv.
Coroner Kellogg of Gold Hill, was over to see “Eddie Foy” at the Page i corn producing state, More than 5 I
E. H. Helms and Robert Raybould transacting business at the court house theatre Monday night.
tons of selected seed corn, enough to
were among those at Medford, Sunday. Wednesday.
Mrs. A. Eljner attended the “Eddie plant 1,000 acres, has been distributed
Judge H. G. Dox was taking in the
Attorney Gus Newbury was attend­ Foy” entertainment at Page theatre, free of charge by the company, while
sights at Medford, Sunday afternoon. ing to legal business at the court house Medford, Monday evening.
the Southern Pacific has distributed
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Dow, visited Wednesday.
The rains this week have been of more than 2 tons additional. This seed
friends at Medford, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. E. J. Kubli, of this city visited great benefit to growing vegetation, i will be planted throughout the Pacific
Miss Pearl Dox is night operator at her sister, Mrs. J. A. Wilson, at Med­ specially garden vegetables.
| Northwest and means the corn acre­
the Home Telephone office in Medford. ford, Sunday.
age of this year will be twice as large
Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Hanna were at
Mrs. Mary Peter, a former resident
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Robinson of' Medford Monday evening attending as last.
of this place, was a visitor here this Medford, were among those in town on
A splendid start has been made by
“Eddie Foy” at the Page theatre.
week.
the State Immigration Commission in
Memorial Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich and Mrs. the work of attracting immigrants
G. W. Owens, a prominent rancher
W. H. Bowen, a prominent agricul­
of Wellen, was a visitor in town Wed­ turist of this place was a visitor at C. Ulrich were among those attending from Northern Europe. A German
the theatre at Medford Monday even­ hearing, held recently, was productive
nesday.
Medford Sunday.
ing.
of valuable suggestions and many dis-1
W. P. Quinlan and E. S. Van Dyke
W. J. Butterly, the wellknown min­
W. I. Vawter, B. F. Mulkey and tricts will co-operate in bringing set-,
of Grants Pass were recent visitors in ing man was transacting business in
Holbrook Withington, of Medford, had tiers here, as well as in aiding them on
this city.
this city, Tuesday.
their arrival. Swedish, Norwegian, |
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Carnahan, of the
B. R.McCabe and E. E.Kelly, of business at the court house, Wednes­ Danish and Dutch conferences along
day.
Blue Ledge mine, were in this city Medford were in attendance at the
the same line will be held by the Com- '
Tuesday.
circuit court Wednesday.
The Central Point Herald thinks it mission.
Joe‘McIntire, “Irish” Coleman and i unfair to play one - ball team of nine
E. C. Hogsett of Medford, a former
The Mazamas, a society of moun-1
xesident of this city, was in town Dan Bagshaw attonded the ball game I men against another of ten, and one of taineers of Portland, are among the I
| the latter the umpire, too.
Wednesday.
at Medford, Sunday afternoon.
best boosters the state has. They are j
The First Annual Military ball was
Postmaster Miller and Cashier Col­
Miss Josephine Donegan, a former constantly exploring some interesting ■
given by the 7th company at Medford lins have nice displays of flowers at resident of this city was a recent region and telling about the attrac-1
their respective places of business.
Friday night.
! visitor here. Miss Donegan is at tions for the traveler. They are all |
apostles of the “See Oregon First”
W. T. C-rieve attended a meeting of present residing at Klamath Falls.
Mrs. Charles Nickell and daughter
movement and their healthful outdoor
Nan were visitors in this place Tues­ the Jackson County Fire Patrol Associ­
Circuit court adjourned Frinay.
ation held at Medford Tuesday evening. ¡ Judge Calkins will go to Portland next activities might well be imitated by
day afternoon.
The Southern Pacific has institued week where he will preside during the many of our people. This week the
Stores were closed at 9:30 yesterday
Mazamas are visiting the Josephine
forenoon on account of it being i week-end rates between Portland and month of June in one of the divisions
County
caves. The Grants Pass Com­
Medford, good from Saturday to Mon­ | of the Multnomah circuit court, the
Memorial Day.
mercial
Club is aiding to make the trip
A number of fans from this city at­ day. The rate is fare anti one-third. | docket of which is in a congested con- pleasant.
tended the ball game at Medford yes­ Throw away that disfiguring rubber 1 dition.
Eugene has another celebration in
Help Fight the
stamp and get your stationery printed
terday afternoon.
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sight.
When the Portland, Eugene &
A number persons from this place at this office. It looks more like busi-
SCHOOLS ARE CLOSED
Eastern interurban electric lines com­
attended the ball game at Medford ness.
pletes its road from Corvallis to that
The public schools closed yesterday
Sunday afternoon.
point, hats will be thrown in the air i
John S. Orth, the. Medford banker, after a very successful year’s work. Commencement Exercises
Cf and a general jollification will be held,
Citizens of the state are urged to inform themselves regarding
was transactieg business in this city We expect to give a detailed report in j
Western Oregon cities have been
this plague which is causing great suffering among boys ami young
our next issue.
Public Schoo's at 9:50 Fri-
Saturday afteraoon.
rather busy of late welcoming new
men, and especially amo ig the innocent girls and women ot the state.
railroads.
Mrs. Thomas Margreiter accompan- '
Miss Ethel Eifert of Medford, visited
Parents are urged to protect their children, an i .provide clean, whole­
day
Morning.
Memo
­
some information in place of the unclean misinformation they cann >t
her sister, Mrs. William Barnum, in ied by her sister Mrs. McIlroy, left Fri ,
now help getting.
day morning for Marshfield where their
thia city, Thursday.
Guy Harper, Frank Coleman and Bill
rial Day Observed.
Send for any of the following
McIntire were at Medford Friday. Nuff j
P. S. Steenstrup, a former resident husbands are employed.
said.
FREE CIRCULA S
of this city, left Medford Wednesday FOR SALE at a Rargain House and I
I
for an extended visit east.
lot on Oregon street, near City Hall. I The commencement exercises of the
For
You
ng
Me
n
The American Bonding Co. of Balti­ !
Must be sold soon. Call on Rogue ' Jacksonville Public School were held more will go on your .bond and write
Circular No. 2—The Four Sex Lies.
The county offices at the court house
River Realty Co.
Adv. j in the Assembly room, Friday morning, burglary insurance.
Circular No. !> Sex Truths for Men.
were closed yesterday, it being Memor­
that being the end of the regular
D. W. B agshvw . Agent.
ial Day and a legal holiday.
For Older Boy.4 (13 to is yrs. of ago)
Portland papers report that President school term.
Circular No. 8 — Virility and Physical Development.
Grant Wertz, recorder of the town Wilson has nominated Lewis Ulrich as j As this paper goes to press Fridays
of Rogue River was transacting busi­ postmaster at this place. It is expect- we have time to make merely mention
For
Younger Boys
Weather Report.
ness in this city Wednesday.
| ed that the nomination will be confirm- of the exercises which consisted of
Circular No. 7 The Secret of Strength.
recitations, patriotic songs, flag drills,
L. A. Neil, a prominent stock raiser 1 ed in a short time.
For Girls
Following is the report of U. S. Vol
residing near Prospect, transacted
Circular No. 4 — A Plain Talk with Giris Abut l’hoir Health.
Clarence Reames who has been ap- etc. and were well rendered and highly
business in this city Wednesday.
unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt;
, I pointed U. S. District Attorney, has a, greciated by the audience.
For Young Women
Prof. Harrington explained that as Jacksonville, for month of April,
Money to loan on improved, revenue tendered to Gov. West his resignation
Circular No. 10-Physical Devehp.n »nt,
producing /arm», by the Hank ol as joint representative for Douglas this was “Memorial Day,” the ex- ' l atitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi­
For Parents
ercis s were intended as a memorial tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
Jacksonville.
Adv.
' and Jackson counties.
Circular No. /—The Need for E location in S ■in' Hygi me.
I
and mark of respect to our fallen DATE MAXI­ MINI­ PRECI’.
The ball game between Medford and I E. Conger left for Portland, Sunday,
Circular No. .7 When and How to Tell the Children
MUM
MUM
TAT’N
heroes; in fact the decorations of the
Central Point Sunday, resulted in a being called there by a message in­
Circular
No. 5 A List of Books f >r Use in tie F.i nily on Sex.
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room, the songs, drills and recitations
victory for Medford. Score 4 to 1.
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part cloudy
Send 2-cent stamp with your address to
cloudy
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er of the Applegate country was trans­ Mr. Conger's daughter, Mrs. Wells, minds.
part cloudy
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acting business in this city Thursday. accompanied him.
At the close of tho exercises, Prof. 7 8 ...........
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Oregon
State
B rird of Health
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One hundred and forty Union veter­ Harrington made an announcement of to
A number of the local fishermrn have
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been trying their luck recently, but ans and fifteen ex-confederate veterans, the grade made and the standing of 11 ...........
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the exact “catch” has not been re­ survivors of the battle of Gettysburg, pupils in the various grades (which we
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now living in the State of Washington, shall endeavor to publish in our next 16
port ad.
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will travel east at the expense of that issue) and in a brief address badefale 17 ...........
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John Davis of Griffin creek was
state next month. A special train will well to patrons and teachers, thanking
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severely injured by a large log rolling
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be provided
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over him while at work cutting wood
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making the term just closeJ the
The
county
court
of
this
county
and
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Thursday morning.
cess it has been.
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the members of the Siskiyou county
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The pupils formed in line at
The bodies of three Chinamen buried
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Highway Commission will meet next
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door, the high school classes at
in the cemetery at this place many
Friday for the purpose of looking over
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years ago, were dis-interred Tuesday the proposed highway across the Sis­ head and laden with baskets of flowers 28 ...........
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marched to the cem-. '.ury on the h.ll 29
and prepared for shipment to China.
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kiyou«. Engineer Bedford, the Cali­
where the graves of some fifty s x
Expert Whann has finished his ex- fornia state highway engineer will ac­
sol fier3 ware de-or 1 ed w h red. wile
Temperature - mean max. 62.1; mean i
mination of the records of the sheriff’s company them.
ai d blue flowers in in mory of the inii . ;<>:>(; mean 49.31 Max. Hl on 25.
office and is now preparing his report
The trustees of the Commercial Club national colors under which they had I Mii.imum, 29, on 2Sth. Greatest daily
on a me which will be made public in
held a meeting Munday afternoon at so gallantly and faithtully served.
| range. 40. Total precipitation 2.15
Would be pleased to fill yo ir w ints in
a few days.
which it was decided to incorporate a
| inches. Greatest i 1 ¿1 hours, .40 in.,
this
line at prices that are uncom­
Vr3. G. W. Colvig of Grants Pass, and stock company wi:h ISoOO. capital
Numoer of days with .01
Hera io t. > xi'.n ho openkf ¡xi- >• • on 13th.
h r daughter, Mrs. Bertram Stone of stock, to establish a cannery at this wna!
parable.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
and I'ing e^p^rience,
inch or more precipitation, 11. clear,
s n Francisco, who have been visiting place, Subscription boaks are now be- M .’H. i*. H. L f of V.’i • f., s'a . * ao
7; partly cloudy, 7; cloudy, 16. Killing
Mn and Mrs. Fred Colvig in this city ing circulated and you are invie.l to ‘ i iblMHT i.G:n l IhatCb -w
Precipitation since
¿h
i fa. !. »rcri jr ‘o nuy -»tber frost, on 2dth
for several days, return rd to Grants subscribe for as many ah ires . < V.iU C<
jor croup there’s nothin? that
elf it.” Sept. 1st., 16.45 inches. Precipitation
Pau, Sunday afternoon.
i nesire. Better get in now.
For axle
all dealers
for last season, 19.69 inches.
LOCAL NEWS
PORTLAND LETTER
i UNIVERSITY OF OREGON^
I SUMMER SCHOO L auk "'' î , “su S
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The Registrar
Great Red Plague
New ancl complete line of
high-class Watches and Jewelry
CITY DRUG STORE
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