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Medford; to Hold Greatest
i Celebration Ever Attempt-
..... ed in Jtogue River.
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MUCH REVISED
' r . o "insure success
. State Horticultural Society and Bns
'jneas Men's Carnival Wltlrh Will
1 ' B Held Nnt Month Will Attract
I Tbonsands of Visitors.
' Medford Is preparing for the greatest
ealebratlon over held In the Kogue River
- v,t. mnnfh. when Ul BialO
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'Horticultural society sjid the business
, rnana carnival hold forth In the grow.
1 lag metropolis. Several thousand dollars
'liars been raised by the committees m
' f charr of the celebration, and Dr. C K.
.';". lo.riinr cltlsen of Med ford. Is
,i at the Portland hotel securing attrac
" ; tions or the show. In speaking of the
celebration Dr. Kay said:
ratOlo KssUars.
"Wo will have one solid week of en-
; tsrtalninents which wUl bs along social
and educational lines. The horticulture
society will bs In session August I,
' i and 10, and delegates will attend from
all parts of the stata The evenings
4 the society Is In se avion will be devoted
to publlo meetings at which notable men
. from all sections will speak. We expect
v a crowd of ,000 people and win pro
vide entertainment suitable for all
classes.
The carnival features will be varied
and the attractions will bs the best we
. eaa secure. There will be roea-ariiiing
'contests, baseball' games and other
' ports. Fireworks will form a portion
of the display.
, "Medford will bo brilliantly llluml
V sated at night Three large arches with
. Dior than 1,000 electric lights on each
will bs erected,' while nearly every busi
ness bouse In the city will decorate
their buildings with electrical displays.
No expense baa been spared, and ths
j people are determined that the carnival
shall bs the most elaborate ever held In
" southern Oregon.
', . "Medford has doubled in population In
ths last year and a half and will quad
ruple la the next few yeara Thla will
be- due to the great strides that are
being mads In the fruit Industry. Be
tween 1.000 and 4.000 acres of fruit have
- been laid out each year for the past five
- or six yeara Ths oare of these orchards
aad ths handling of ths fruit requires
small army pi men. canneries ars
nd few cities offer lnduce-
newcomers that we do.
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Children's Rompers
Made from splendid quality wash ma
terials, in stripes and full range of plain
colors; all sizes, and regular 60c
grade. Extra special ,
25c
While Lawn Waists
50 dozen White Livm Waists, long
or short sleeves, several styles, neat
ly trimmed with lace and tucks, all
sizes, and regular $1.23 A!
values fcl C
Men's Dress Shirts :
The famous Mt. Hood brand, open
front and back, detachable cuffs, a fine
line of patterns ; regular 78c to asi
$1.60 values. Special, each iOC
The Hill Military Academy, Portland
The Journal offers two scholarships In thla excellent private boarding and
day school for boys. One of the scholarships Includes all the advantages of a
full boarder and is of the value of l50. The other Is a dsy scholarship and
includes tuition In the classes of the school. Ths Hill Military academy Is ths
only military school In the Paclflo Northwest and Its
nlied st Annapolis snd Wsst Point.
certificates ars recog-
NOTED MEN AT
MEETING OF BAR
Seattle Lawyers Entertain
Vice-President and Otbcj
Celebrities.
going up and
lis to
WD! antsrtata Oarfislo.
"Another celebration to occur In Med-
rord this year will bs tbs visit of Secre
r y tary Garfield and party Sunday and
- - Monday. All arrangements for his en
tsrtalnment have been mads and he will
' M given an opportunity to see tne coun-i-
try from automobiles. He will arrive
( . t In Medford Sunday night and will be
' met by Mayor J. F. Redding and a party
of prominent cltisens, who will escort
. , ths Washington officials to their hotel.
A Short reception will be held before
retiring and ths next morning a num
bar of automobiles will carry ths vlsit
' ora around ths country for several
fco'ir ,, .
" "They will then return to Medford
'. and later start again In automobiles for
I ' Prospsct on ths road to Crater lake.
They will continue their ride to Thrall
where they wllj be met by their private
1 oar. whioh they will board and resume
their Journey south."
; CHARTER AMENDMENTS
I NOW UP TO COUNCIL
Blayor Lane Says Legality Test De
pends Entirely Upon Action
; of That Body.
. The sooner ths city council deolares
1 ths recent charter amendments to have
passed ths sooner ths mattsr can bs
, taken Into ths courts to test ths legal
' Ity of ths issus and the sooner will ths
' water department profit," said Mayor
t Lane at ths watsr board meeting yas-
tsrday.
.' The mayor explained that by resolu
tion of council ths proposed amend
ments were Indorsed and then submitted
, to a vote of ths psopls. The matter
Is one of utmost imoortanca and it la
to the Interest of the people to see that
the matter Is brought up so that ths le
gality can be tested and If affirmed work
-can Immediately bs commenced on ths
mAAttinnn nliu Una trnrt . nll V,tn
11,000,000 was appropriated;
(Special Olipatck t Tbe Journal.)
Seattle. July 11. In attendance on
the meeting of ths state osr association,
which begins In this city today, are
mors noted men than at any similar
meeting for yeara The gathering is the
most noteworthy of Its kind ever held
n the northwest, and it la expected inai
ts Droceed nss w 11 be watched witn in
terest by attorneys all over the coast
Among tnose who will be present at ths
banquet Saturday evening are:
Vice-Prealdent Charles Warren Fair
banks; Secretary Oscar Strauss, of ths
department of commerce and laDor;
George R. Peck, former president of ths
American Bar association: Judges
James Wlckersham, Edward Whltson
and C. H. Hanford of ths federal bench;
United States Senstor S. H. Piles: Con-
Jresssnan Will K. Humphrey; W. L.
ones and F. W. Cushman and Jamss T.
Allshie, chief Justice of the supreme
court of Idaho. James R. Garfield, sec
retary of the Interior, addresses the law
yers today, but will bs unable to remain
In the city for the banquet Saturday
night. Vice-President Fairbanks will
speak before the association Saturday,
and again at tbs banquet Saturday
night
The reports of the secretary, treasurer
and committees were presented this
morning. This sfternoon President B. C.
Hughes delivered his annual address.
Later today Supreme Court Justice H.
E. Hadlev an Secretary Garfield will
speak. The subject or Judge Hartley's
address will bs "Ths Lawyer Under
Firs."
IS GRAND
Best 25c
Wash Bells
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Each
Friday and Saturday
only at this price.'
Women's white wash
belts, silver and gilt
buckles, several styles
and regular 25c and
85c values ; a snap.
Our Great
Friday and Saturday
Specials
10c (6 25c
Wash Goods
ePYard
Fine lawns, organdies
and crepe- suitings,
some of the season's
venr best fabrics, a
wide range of patterns
to select from and none
worth less than 10c
MASTER
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Portland Man Is Elected!
Chief Officer of Lodge at
Tacoma Session.
THIS CANDIDATE
TAKES HARD JOB
St Johns Mayoralty Aspir
ant Will Try Auditing:
Treasurer's Accounts.
LATTER IS ABSENT
ON CANADIAN THIP
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for which $1
Preferred Stook Canned Oooda,
Allen & Lewis' Best Brand.
Little liners In The Journal bring ro
ftalts to ths advertisers.
Oliver R. Downs Hopes to IV Able
to Accomplish Work Whioh An
other Accountant Passes Up With
Aid of School Clerk.
We're ,., going to
make ; a hit today
, with every man who
wants to save $5.
Before you go to
the game drop in and
- try- on some of our
suits, $20 Suits at
(ClothinqCO
G;tf KuhnProp
OUver R. Downs, erstwhile candldato
tor mayor of St. Johns, baa turned ex
pert accountant He has taken the job
of exporting' ths accounts of Treasurer
(Special Dispatch to Tse JoarstL)
Tacoma, July 11. Ths fourth annual
communication of the United States
grand lodge of Masons opened here yes
terday with eight lodges represented.
Luncheon was served at nooa Ths
sessions will last through today and to
morrow, closing, with a publlo lnstalla
lton of the nsw officers tomorrow even
ing .
Following ars ths officers of the
grsnd lodge:
J. C lxgan forciana, gTsna master.
J. Edward Hawkins. Seattle, deputy
grand master.
Everett Pest way, Spokane, grand
senior wsrden.
Benlamin J. AngeiL Beatua, grana
junior warden.
wuuara v. Alien, roruano, grana
treasurer.
Charles 6. Parker, . Spokane, grand
secretsry.
b. o. freeman, Tacoma, grana lec
turer.
J. w. Payne, Portland, deptlty district
grand master.
Crockett Ross, Spokane, deputy dis
trict grand master. !
Jerry Flowers, Spokans. grand Bible
bearer.
James B. Bsckham. Spokane, grand
chaplain.
u. w. Kinney, rortiana, senior aeaoon.
-dorge H. Manney, Seattla right
worshipful grand registrar.
W. L. Qoldsborough, Taootna, grand
sword bearer.
W. W. Wheeler, Portland, grand mas
ter of ceremonlea
E. H. Holmes Spokane, grand orator.
Charles S. Ryan, Spokane, senior
Steward.
Frank I Wilson, Spokane, Junior
steward.
Joseph B. Hagans, Spokane, grand
tyler.
Henry J. Asberry, worshipful master
or cassia lodge or Tacoma. delivered
cordial address of welcome. Reply was
made by Grand Master J. C. Logan,
who was followed by El H. Holmes, the
grand orator. Routine work was then
ut&oii up.
Women's $10
Tourist Coats
$4.98
A wonderful bargain in Women's
length Tourist Coats for Friday and
Saturday. Come in the collarless
style, tastefully trimmed with braid,
patch pockets and unlined, black only.
A full range of sizes, and regular $10
values. Mail orders filled.
Potter Schedule for Beach
This Week.
The sailing schedule of the steamer
rotter this week from Portland, Ash
street dock, 'Is as follows: Friday, 7:80
a m.; Saturday, 9 am. Oet tickets and
make reservations at city ticket office.
Third and Washington streets. C W.
Stinger, city ticket agent.
Half past seven. See tomorrow night's
Journal.
BEGINNING HARVEST
OF UMATILLA WHEAT
(Special Dispatch to Tbt JoaraaL)
Echo, Or., July 11. Some of the
wheat growers In ths Echo country are
already beginning to harvest, and many
of them expect from 80 to 45 bushels
cmp this season. It is not feared that
there will be a scarcity of help In the
fields this year as many of the logging
camps in the northwest are closed down
and there Is already a great number of
men waiting for harvest to begin.
' to the acre. Umatilla countv nromlspi
Oorgo M. Hall white that personage Is t0 breaJt all former rcord8 for a blg
enjoying mmieii on a yisasuro trip
through Canada The task is no small
one.
Mr. Kellos. a bookkeeper In the
woolen mills, who has done most of the
unertina- of books for St. Johns offi
cials, first took the work from the coun
cil when Mr. Hall requested that the
city hava It done. Mr. Kellog worked
n month on ths books off and on, but
finally gave It up. Mr. Downs then ac
cepted ths Job. '
Four weeks- Downs worked alone
with ths vouchers and warrants and at
last called In J. E. Tanoh, school clerk,
to help him oheck up the acoounta. Both
havo been working- two weeks and still
have a summer's work before them.
Usually O. R. Downs nies nimseu
to the beach about this time of ths
year with a peanut roaster and popcorn
popper where he sells tho "best on
earth" of both popcorn and peanuts.
But this year lis is otherwise occupied.
'Tm eroing to right u out on mis
line If it takes all summer." said Oliver
R. the other day, and he knows what
that means for he fought under Grant in
the late Wilderness campaign.
Downs has had experience wun tan
gled accounts, however. Early in the
nineties at Red Cloud, Nebraska, hs
helped eleot Judge McKeagan to con
rrees from that district although ths
latter gsntleman was a Populist and
Children's 25c
Lisle Hosiery
125c
50 dozen Children's extra fine French
Lisle Hosiery, double heel and toe,
very elastic and warranted fast black,
on sale Friday and Saturday at just
half regular values. Also Women's
26c Embroidered to go at this remark
ably low price. All sires.
Odd Things
Stocking Feet, in blade or white, all
sires, a pair........i 52
Boys' Shirts, regular 60c grade.
Special, each . . 25
Sunbonnets, all colors; best 50c
grade. Special 23
Men's Bathing Suits, all sizes, $1.00
grade. Special 655
Women's Ribbed Cotton Vests. Ex
tra special 5
Long Lisle Gloves, black,' white and
colors, pair 97e?
White Linen Parasols, values to
$2.50. Special $1.47
Canvas Bathing Shoes, black and
white, pair ........ .25
Women's $1.75
Linen Skirts
$1.00
Friday and Saturday only at this prlca.
Made in full plaited styles of splendid
quality linen-finished duck, trimmed
with straps. A skirt that sells in the
regular way at $1.75. All sizes to
start with, but lot is limited, so bt
prompt.
Women's Cambric
and tucks, pair. . .
Drawers, lace
trs s
Corset Covers, 8 styles; best $1.00
values. Special 60s
Spedal prices on Linen, Lawns and
Stamped Linens.
75c and $1.50
Summer Corsets
47c
Our entire 4ine of Summer Corsets on
sale Friday and Saturday at reduced
prices. This special lot includes ven
tilating Cable nets and also several
styles in batiste and coutille, with or
without hose supporters, sices 18 to 30.
in
Order by Mail
Send your orders in by
mail. We guarantee per
fect satisfaction. Write
for our new Reduced
Price List
CORNER THIRD AND MORRISON STREETS
Paris Patterns
We are Portland Agents
for these well known pat
terns. The price has been
reduced to 10 cents, none
higher.
s
LINCOLN BAMS TO BE
BROUGHT TO OREGON
(Special Dispatch to Tbe Joarnal.)
Pendleton. Or., July 11. Ons of ths
largest shipments of Lincoln rams ever
to be brought to Oregon will bo brought
In from Canada early in September ly
thn Cunningham Bheep & Land com
pany. This company has already pur
chased 2,000 head of these fine rams and
111 bring them to their ranches on
Birch creek within the next two montha
The shipment will consist or ram
TBS BMILI1
That won't come off, appears on baby's
fare sfter one tottle of White's Cream
vfrmlfuge, the great worm medicine.
Why not keep that smile on baby's face
If you keep this medicine on hand,
you will never see anything else but
smiles on his face. Mrs. B ., Black
well, Oklahoma, writes:
My baby was peevisn ana iretiui.
Would not eat and I feared he would
die. I used a bottle of White's Cream
Vermifuge and he has not had a sick
day sines." Sold by all druggista
lambs, excluslrely, and ths 1,000 head
will areraga from 110 to 110. pounds
each. In weight. They ars larger than
ordinary yearlings although when they
reach the county they will bs but six
and seven months old.
Caxjrosurza moxaxa.
Nature's Sanitarium
FREE
Consultation
Men, women and
children who may be
afflicted with any
disease can have a
careful and scien
tific examination by
the physicians and
surgeons of this In
stitution without cost
to them.
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We Care
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We Cure by f
Nature s
Ways
Assisted by I
Proper and Ex- X
perienced
MEDICAL
TREATMENT
160 and 163 Third St
" ."Mohawk BIdg. "
the rest of the district, lncludlr-Downa
was rabid Republican. It was all be
cause of Down's work as an accountant.
McKeaean. as county judge, had so
tangled his accounts that his opponents
made political capital of them. Ths
Populist central committee than hired
Downs to exnnrf th i-minfv'l books and
Jinougn McKeagan was round to 0 do
hind in his aocounts the Populists made
up the deficit from their campaign
;f nl nd lctsd him to congress by
i-,vvv majority.
It is conceded that should Mr. Downs
succeed in his efforta to find Just where
iuo or bl Johns stands, financially,
mt 7lm V J,n" logical choice for mayor
at the election next April.
For the Grammar Grades!
nfZ "PAi il or Plrt can have ons
- 0"P,an during this special sals at
a purely nominal rate, just to advertise
Jt,.Splya1etriy- Rssd-Frsnch Piano
Company. Sixth and Burnslde,
strati?4 8 to,ar,0, tart'
All diseases of the eye, ear, nose, throat snd hinfS, heart, kidneys,
bladder, brain and stomach, Catarrh, 'Rheumatism, Indigestion snd
Constipation PERMANENTLY cured.
Tumors and Blemishes Removed X
We cure with the same success all Chronic Diseases of' Men,
Ulcers and Skin Diseases.
All private and wasting diseases promptly cured and their effects
permanently eradicated from the system.
Electricity and electric treatment given patients without extra
charge.
If patient cannot call at the Institute, write for full instructions.
All medicines are furnished to patients from the laboratory of the
Institute.
Office Hours s to 11 a m., 2 to 6 p. m. and 7 to p. m. Sundays,
10 to 12 a. m.
I New York Surgical and
Institute?
Permanently Xooated U Xalafcrb. BnlldUur at tha Oornsx of Sixth and
(323ft; wasaiaa-tos Streets, rnon icaU B9S3. rOSTKaJTD, OJtSGtOJT. f
HOTEL- JEFFERSON
TURK AND GOUOH STREETS
SAN FRANCISCO
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
Mew hotel, faces Jefferson Square. Tws
blocks from Van Ness Ara. the present shop
ping- district. SCar lines tranaf erring all ever
elty, paasdoos. Every modern eonreaienea
&50 rooms slnjrle or en suite. 160 private hatha
Americas ana European plana Prices puses'
ats. Omnibus meets all traina
STEWART BARKER CO.
las Botal Stewart Opens Ssptember 1st
ouook atoms.
I
oxBOoar xotslsl
BiAinrrrtn,
Hotel "Key Route Inn"
22nd Street and Broadway
OAKLAND
Sunnv rooma nrlvata batha long-dls
tanes telephones, eompressed air olean
Ing, large lobby, cafe a la carte witq
cuisine and service unsurpassed. For
rates, sta, address
K. 8. MTJLXAN, Manacar.
Formerly Assistant Manager Palace
Kotel. Ban rranoisoo.
The BREAKERS HOTEL
AMERICAN PLAN.
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XJiAsnra sttsocbx usost or m facttio voxtxwxst.
BIsctrlo Light, Steam, Hot and Cold Salt Water In Every Tub. Buy Tickets
to Breakers, Pacific County, Wash. Postoffloe Address, Breakers, Wash.
HOTEL MOORE
' orzv Aix rax txab.
01ATSOV BXAOK, SEASTDX, OBZOOS.
Tbs Cliff House of Oregon.
Directly on tbe beach, orerleoktag the
ocean. Hot salt baths and sort bt thing.
BecraatleB pier for fishing. Sun parlors,
electric lights, fireplace snd foraaei beat.
Fine walks aad drlvea Sea foods a specialty
Rates, $150 and $3.00 per day;
SPECIAL SATES BT TBS WBKS. I
' DAM J. MOORS, Prop. j
HOTEL HOLLAND
BUls stvso Bet, yowaU and Btasoa,
swsi msBiovi
NOW OPEN
Sferlotly Tlrst-Olaas, Absolutely Tlf-
proox. xao aooiu i w sia
j. ovoararsu scgr.
MOTEL AUDUBON
SAB TUXCtCO-xmOTlAg 1XAB OBIT.
Hinrla Meaui or e ssita Ulevator. steam
beet, sir trie Ulhts sad all aMdara eoTnl
eeeea Strictly fint-elass. Coavesleat to shop
stag eentsrs. Os direst lis frosj ferry, sad
ihJrd and Townsead depot. Sates 1 ,
Camp K Just for FunH
Cm COZttnCBXA SXOTJCME. tt Is an Ideal
place for plcnlo parties, lots of nice,
cool shads trees: les cream stand: boats
for rant Utto par hour: IL00 per day.
Vanoouver oars: sat of at Farrell's
crossing, walk north to aiougn; rars 8c
PORTLAND ACADEMY
Nineteenth Te'ar Opens Sep
tember 16, 1907
The academy fits boys and girls for
eastern and western collegea Boarding
hall for girls provides for a limited
number. Elementary grades, both pri
mary and grammar, under the same
management . O trice hours during ths
Jummer, a m.i to II m. and from
to t p. m. For catalogue, address
romxuum acaszsct.
HOTEL LENOX
COB. l'aUBJJ AJTD KAXir SIS.
Portland Latastt and
Moat Modarn Motel
New Building, conveniently locat
ed, fitted with the latest designed
furniture, hot and cold water In
every room, private batha, modern
Grill, long distance telephone, free
automobile bus. sample room, free
from nolss. facing plasa, Rates $1
and up.
LOCKSLEY HALL
SEASIDE. OREGON
BDend your vacation at BasaiA nj at
delightful Locksley Hall. More attrac
tive than ever befora Aoeommnittinna
of the highest order. One hundred ele
gant outside rooms; private baths: also
trio lights: ot and cold water.
Annex overlooking ths lam. mrilrCt.-
Onlsina VBnn)M4- mmm wa m.
Specialty. ' i i
rxxa btxs seebts iu ntADrs.
. Im AUSTT3T, E. A. OASUUSLB, Btops.
fygBaEara. With i
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