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PanamaL-Pacific International Exposition, Greatest and 0 All Celebrations, Opens Completed In Every Detail on Feb. 20, 1JI5 Forty of the World’s Great Nations to Join With America In Celebrating the Opening of the Panama Canal In a Conclave Unsurpassed In History. x Jacksonville Post Harry Lewis was in Medford Thurs i opposes half mill levy by state for ir- I rigation. Also one mill levy for high day. ways. Roy Ulrich has been at Eugene this bATURDAY, FEBRHARY 6, 1915. I Additions will be built to two large Week. hotels Albany. Subscribe for thé Post; only $1.50 Reedsport- Construction has started LOCAL NEWS per year. on the water system. Judge Calkins was at the court house Gold Beach —Second Salmon cannery Thursday. . planned for this spring. Judge J. R. Neil was at Medford Walter Kentner was in Medford Tuesday. Ashland is building a scenic high Thursday. way. James Buckley of Ruch was in town Mrs. Marie Ulrich visited friends at Tuesday. Seaside—First unit of seafood can Nedford this week. nery completed. All work must be spot cash at VV. Horace Venable of Ruch was a visi R. Sparks. Astoria machine shop and boiler tor in town Saturday. works incorporated for $15,000. Joseph Martin was a recent visitor Mrs. D. W. Bagshaw has been on Portland’s new directory claims275,- in Medford. the sick list this week. 735. Richard Gaskin drove to Medford G. M. Roberts of Medford was a re First regular trains run over the Wednesday. cent visitor in this city. Mrs. R. B. Dow was a visitor in this ! M. L. Baldwin of Buncom was in new railroad from Oregon City to Mt. Angel Jan. 30. city this week. town several days this week. The T. H. Shevlin Lumber Co. is to Mrs. P. Ensele and son Will were at1 Fred Offenbacher of Applegate was start big logging operations at Bend. Medford Tuesday. a visitor in town Tuesday. Union Meat Co. will spend $100,000 Mrs. W. P. Bailey was in Medford • Mr. and Mrs. Sam Walsh made a on Portland plant. Wednesday afternoon. trip to Ashland Thursday. Dornbecher Furniture Co. Portland Andrew Cantral transacted business Pat Swayne of Watkins was a recent will enlarge plant With 6 story con at Medford Wednesday. ' business visitor in this city. crete fa, tory. Rev. and Mrs. P. S. Band}' were vis John Offenbacher of Applegat was a An orphans home is to be established itors at Medford Tuesday. | busness visitor in this city today. at Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Stephenson were Ralph Jennings, a prominent farmer Continuing appropriations amount recent visitors at Ashland. of BiinCom, was a business visitor in ing to $349,960 repealed in House. Clinton Purkeypile of Medfoid wash this city Monday. More freak marriage laws will drive visitor in this citv Tuesday. A Medford Sentlemin has bëêfl fil more people away from Oregon. Are you a subscriber to the Post? ing the agony columns of the local pà- Brownsville—Force of men are clear If not, why not? Only $1.50 per year. pars with supplications for the return ing ground for large building stone in Miss Fletn Ulrich and Mrs. Minnie of his lost blue serge trousers. “As dustry near here. Kelly were visitors at Medford Thurs pants the hart for living streams,” So F. A. Taylor & Co. Seattle, building day. pants the matt for bide serge pants. contractors, will erect a rumber of Uncle Billv Cameron, of Uniontown (Not copyrighted.) new dwellings at Random Chester Nelson, a young man engag Trade Commission bill was defeated was a business visitor in town Satur 'd in trapping on Evans éreek is re- in the Senate. day. I Prof. U. S. Collins of the Medford iorted to be missing since last Sunday State Labor Federation of 35 dele- ind fears are entertained that he Was schools, was a recent visitor in this gates ask ten new law#. lrowed while attempting to cross the j city. stream, the waters of which are much l Investigation again of the Portland Charlet H. Basye is working in the Gas & Coke Co. will give employment blacksmith shop with Mr. Fruden- swollen by tne resent rains> John B. Renault, Sr. who had beer, to the rest of the unemployed clerks thal. and expend. A. W. Walker of Medford was trans spending Several months in Seattle and other points in the noith visiting The legislature is asked to utilize acting business in this city Wednesday friends, has returned and will make state prisoners to establish the flax ii.- afternoon. this citv his home again. John is look dustry at Salem. Mrs. H. K. Hanna and Miss Fleta Ul ing fine and has gained 25 pounds in Eugene dealer shipped 10,000 lbs. rich were visitors at Medfor 1 Tuesday weight since leaving here last fall. Oregon graperoots fox- manufacture of afternoon. Medford papéSs first Of thé week The county court was in session for published weather report showing that diediflnCx the transaction of county business, the rainfall for January had been but s'l Wednesday, Volcanoes In New Zealand. ,&6 of an inch, while the repdrtby Ob New Zeaiiiiid's vo.cauie phenomena I Get yotir stationery printed at this server Britt, published in this paper office. Our work is guaranteed and tod-iy shows the rainfall in this place are nceoiniti'd for In the Miiori legends in the following manner: One of the our prices are right. to have beer. 3.10 inchis for the same first elilefe k reneli New Zealand from J. C. Burton, a wellksown mining period. Was it a mistake, or an at liie mu lent home In ll.iwaiki brought m w of Star Gulch was a business vis tempt to boost some irrigation pro- with him ii trusted follower. .Xgaorii itor in tuwnTLu sday. jeett hoe, «Illi Whom lie set out to examine ------- —♦<»)« . the country Winu they reilehvd the Irvin Hamilton was appointed post highest piali the? suffered much from master at Buncom, b>’ the Depart INDUSTRIAL REVIEW bold, mid the chief alloliti <1 to his sis ment at Washington Fiiday. tel's on a f:ir dl’timt Island to sehil Judge E. B. Watson, a former resi some of tile tire «tiliii laid lieetl dent of this city died at his home in Manufactures Enterprises and brought In eitiiop* from il.in-ulki Tills Portland, Monday afternoon. lire Immediiitel.i .•.line in h southwest brly line, sttbi, ■•■mieously bursting The circuit Court is in session today Improvements Providing forth on the summit «here the chief for the hearing of motions and thé tri at.d his follower sm freezing It nrrtv- Payrolls and Promot al of some diYoree cases. «1 iu time to save I fie life of tlie for W. Ëstell Phipps of Medford was at mer. hut not that of Xgnitrilhoe. whose ing Development tending to legal business at the couit mime Is commeinoriitcd In tlie highest (teak of tlie Tongarlro timiiiitalus Geys house.several days this week. of Oregon ers. hot springs and fumaroles murk Gus Newbury of Medford was atten the course of tlie subterranean pas ding to professional business at the ange. Mount Kgluout stands In soli Oregon Fruit cannerv owners win c .urt house Tuesday afternoon. Cary grandeur be< esc lie. ns ohfe Ot C. B. Watson, Esq. a prdffilhent at but against Welfare Commission i” the three giants. qnarreh><l with the torney of Ashland, was a business vis amending law to allow women and girls other two. Toltgnrlro and Run|iehU. itor in this city Wednesday fore- to work more than eight hours when mid Inid to fly to the const to eseupe perishable fruit is to be saved. Rep tlieit «rath iijen. resentative Sam Brown, a fruit grow James Howard, the ‘father of Med er, opposen Father O’Hara. ford” was at the court house Monday Newpoot —Grange pushing for a co On the ateamrr «»fl (lie west coast i as a witness in the Phipps case on tri' operative creamery. Africa I pl« k< <i up an ftrqualntarx with an Englishman who had con al in the circuit court. Cloverdale has erected largest cheese aboard somewhere along the Go w Recorder Stansell has posted a no- factory tn Oregon. ('oast Aft« I Ihr usual rominonplaci tice calling a mass meeting for the Baker would erect anew school build-j he drawled. “You an* an A inerirti nF’ I admitted tin* «oft Impeachment nomination of candidates for munici- •ng. "Did you ever mr«-t an Englishrn: pal offices, to be held at City Hall, Hermiston —Work started on Catho over tin »<• named lessiipy w.-is h next Tuesday evening. lic Cnurch. Concrete 32xfiU. hext «luor.r I .IIWiijs take Etigllshun n «orlon-1 The ground hog saw hi« shadaw Silverton—New Lutheran Church to eo Instead d rolling mi eyes and r Tuesday morning, provided of course be built 40x90. plaining "h d a large cmintrx Amori that he came out of the hole, and ac Glenada —Jail to be built by city. is. I lohl him th«- truth about ali il cording to the old tradition we may Senator Bingham of Lane has a hill Jessti|N* I happened to know I’lie look for six weeks of bad weather to to li nit tax levies by all taxing bod Were olili two »«lie wa« a ««feel age follow. ih Sew York Iti and the .«flirt wa« ies. V M < A secretary li. Summit X .1 The revival service have been Con “That’* th»- rlri| Those who do not like the press fight tinued this week at the M. E. Church. unri|»erfodl.v “II for lower taxes call it “ economic hys Rev. Coslet informs us that very in d«>oi t<> me in Kirn teresting meetings have been held and teria.” Ami In* did i that the last of the series will be held Halsey State Bank has increased its could ii t keep up A merini was a l>b bt the Presbyterian church, Sunday- capital stock from $10,009 to $15,000. night. Abuse and over use of the initiative -(’It* vein ml Plain tm<- thiit dori country can Mias Mary Bagshaw entertained the is an evil no legislative failure can I rodthv S!» km I IDVU.' LvMMillg. Five Hundred Club, at her home last justify or explain.—Oregonian night. Those present were: Misses Nelre Collins, Eva Couch, Jewell Bai- le , Pauline Greaves, Emma Wendt, Alice Morgan and Louise Ensele, and Messrs Fred Collins, Dave Cronemil ler. M’red Norris, Bill M-Intyre, Lou B i er and Chet and George Wendt, an I Mr. Mrs. H. K. Hanna. Pro gressive Five Hundred music and d mei ng were the amusements. State Conservation Commission cost ing $50*XI goes to wail as an “adjunct of Pinchotism.” Senator Moser has introduced a bill to regulate th e manufacture of matres- ses. Portland Moose will erect a lodge | building at Fourth and Taylor. ' Baker—County Tax Payers League 6 Money 6 Money 6't ’Loans may be obtained for any purpose or. acceptable Real Estate security; liberal privi leges; correspondence solicited. A. C. A gency C ompany , 758 Gas, Electric Bldg., Denver, Colorado. 44 WonderM Exhibits From All Lands Show the I World’s Best F regress ; 1 c From Beginning —, End Magnificent Panama-Pacific International Exposition Wifi Aboupd With Superb Educational and Entertainment Features. By HAMILTON WRIGHT. |L1U constriction of the vast Putin mu iscltlc liifernutlonal Exposing ut San Francisco was 95 Per cent completed three month’ bffore the opening day, ou Feb 20. i'j3- The early Installa tion of thousanls of tons erf rare and costly exhibits from all parts of the globe and theP,,r«ielpnt!on of forty of the world's gri®« countlies have nssur cd a celebrntliii that wfii unrivaled In Its spletnkr, magnitude, Interest awl comprebenslene.ss From Its tpenlmr until its close, on Dec. 4. H1S. tiie Exposition will abound wit) original features collect ed at rtn e-Vendlture of many Williams of dollars It Will present a cross sec tlog of btman nchlevciffCtn!. The Pan- T » Francisco in a single day, and. far In advance oi Its opening, the Exposition Inid created aw unprecedented Interest throughout the world, and Its opening Was eagerly awaited. iff >een competitive exhibits there will be |>frti*nted more than 80.000 sin gle exhibits and groups of related ex hibits portraying the feeults of tlie world's best efforts tn recent year«. This wonderful Exposition, present ed at ttti outlay of more than $00.000.- 000, celebrates a contemporaneous achievement, the building of the l‘nna- ttlfi canal, and all exhibits that are en tered fot competitive award will be those that have been originated or pro duced since the great Louisiana Pur chase Exposition at St. Loots ten years ago. The possible exception to this rule will lie where earlier exhibits are fare work will, for example, see Ir» the Palace of" Mln»** mi exhibit three- fourths of an acre tn extent.. IlHRr-,, Ip whk-b which Un tratiug' the manner tn largest steel corporation in the wor|<> is caring for arid plans to'stllH fifrU ther advance the welfare of its em ployees. In tlie Palace of Education they will be interested in a great United States government exhibit.* Tile great war in no way Inis dfUiinJ ished tlie prospect of titiemlancw nt the Exposition, and thousands of ‘ Americans «III for the first time eu- joy the educative trip across their na MTV ............. tive - ...... land. After the outbreak of the ' conflict the number of con vent iofi*‘*de*J riding to meet in San EranriHcp Hro;j (♦ portionntely increased One of., ,the 41| ,5 most important of the assemNagn'ii will be the international euginr^ry^.M ,|y ■ i < i j . - ■ .... '/ Photograph court Suh Franelseo Examiner. THE MOTHER OF LINCOLN 3EACHEY, FROM THE TOWER OF JEWELS, 435 FEET ABOVE THE B arth , AT at the panama - pacific international exposition , watches her son LOOP HIS ONE THOUSANDTH LOOP. r<*r IV lien l.liivuln Henchey. a son df !*»»n Eranclsco, on the occasion of his homecoming after breaking all world of 099 loops, performed two entirely new and death defying stunts over the completed ords ns n daredevil looper pnhiueK of the Pminuni l‘n< idle International Exposition it was his aged mother who for the first time waved him Mrs B(*a<,hey held a place of honof, 435 feet up in the uir. on the tiptop of the won Oh to fhHli iicliIvveiwntM Prom this aerie she was able to watch every erratic move of her daredevil son She. dcfftll Tow er of few < Is (Tied out «»niy om*e Ftint was when he wrote the figures “1000” against the clpuds, high ubove the two miles , of (‘Ubipleted exhibit pal I«I es. slgnlttcant of the looping of bls one thousandth loop. ■ . c congress, at which Its distinguished a ma canal 1« today open «lid doing shown to Illustrate the evolution of the chairman. Colonel George W Goethals. business on a tar vaster scan than « aa processes of manufacture—as. for ex predicted for it anil the Exposition ample. a display of n model of the first will pnsdde The foreign partlcipjtlon will be Wlilcfi cbletliatea I lie opening of tlreen cotton gin in connection with the mar nxl. Is today revl-ale l is tile greatest vrlous equipment Into width it has notable The nations are not attempt ing to show everything that they pro manifestation oi national a iilevrment evolved. Many of the displays will bo espe duce, but will lay especial einphiisis In American td«tory Here will I«' J upon those products In which they ex neutral ground « here even nations en cially dd/tpted to study t>y the dele gates to _ _ grout national ‘ - —- cel. In the Danish display, for exam nn<t • • interini gaged In warfare will display on a scale never before equaled tli.tr prog tional congresses and conventions, of pie. will be shown product! of the ress Irr the arts. Industries and sciences which more than 3t)O. embracing >il- Koya I Danish porcelain factory at Co. most every phase of human activity, penhagen Japan In her exhaustive ex at peace h IthIn three month’ tiefore tin open have voted to meet tn San Eranclsco hibit will display priceless works of Delegates to the congresses art. loaned by dire« turn of (In* imperial lag of the Exposition as many ns 2.<ioo In 11115 tens of eoiisigiiineiits Inid reached Kiln I Interested in social progress and wel household and many of which couhl not be duplicated Krom Italy will be shown historic paintings of the old inast«*i«. hitherto never exhibited in America In the originals From China there have reached San FraiKlscu se lections of exhibits « ollvcted under the supervision of ibc governors of the ( hl m*se provinces ¡(are silks and satins, larvlngs. inlay work in the precious metals, exhibits of the transportation methods empioy<*d In (he old Ch na and the modern method« used In the awakening republic will be shown New Zealand will make a marvel ous exhibit of Its rare woods, of its tierces, ut Its superb scenic charms. A large number of rare ghuit tree ferns from New Zeahuxl will I k » found growing on the Ex|M»sitlon grounds The Argent Ini' It public curly Met sst«le ii largei .«inn tluiu miy ever iip- pl'lated b\ i tor« iyn nation for rvp- entallon in iii Aniri'lcun exposition, e mo lern rifle?« of Argentiiia, the ►<-n»H>is eliur« tie*. tibnirlr« tile great ||V$- st» in k and agricultural intervata will tie extrlislv •ly portrayed. and the ¡( m of South America and mill uni llde North A ' merh a will I m * rinph iMlzcd In eoiM-<‘ivnble manner. every almost Proin South \trica will be xhown dia* mond ex blblts a nd inethuda of extrac- •THF END 01 THE TR1IL.- PANAMA PACIFIC INTERNAIION’AI lion rin m.i nlh< « nt Canid In« din* EX; 03ITI0N. SAN FRANCISCO, 1915 plays will review no? onh the widely known i igtlriilt oral wealth, but will upti •li«»ww tamo Earle I raser s superi) piece of statuari Iht* photo rap llliistrutf' the < «<*enlc charm» of the I rail, at the Ihinama Ibiciti« International Exposition More *Thr I .nd ut the I i great |tom»iron I >omin*on of «now clad moun sie shown at the Exposition, the works ot than **’<» iN'iintifn af firreartilng forest, of -................. In addition to tlie acillpturea shown out ot tain peak’' of fa mom* scillptuii. ot the day , thousands beuutiful works of art are presculsd in the greni I' hih «? Inland ink«*« in chains of silver and doors. I..-,..,... — of —------------- rusbUi» mountain streams. of Fine Art»
