THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND MONDAY EVENINO. - JULY 23 180?.'
THE JOURNAL AT RESORTS
fcnh
i ! "V A ll ) JT
iveiu at tn nni u rate, at ui roi-
owin resort by notifying- the ae-enta
' At th various place mentioned. Bub
forlptloM by mail ar payable In 4-
N ORBOON RESORTS. 1
0rhrt JPark.. .,.;...,. P. Struck
Hot . faot Laie flanUarlura
Seaside. ,,.,,twi Ar'Co.
Wllholt Sprigs. . i. .. ...FVw. McLeran
i ' WASHINGTON RESORTS. ;
Carson Bprln..;wwii.,..t..ij ,
ji ooya son ana Mineral Bprinrs ivnmt,
Cascade Springs. Thomas Moffett
Col Una Sprlna-8?..........CI T. Belcher
Jiwaoo .Ixul Conan
Beach
Marshall A Pottengar and O. A. Smith
Naheotta.. .......H. X Brown
Ocean Park Matthews Thdford
Seaview ...... ..... , .Frank EL fltrauhal
Tha Breakers Th Breakers Hotel
TOSIQHT'8 AMUSEMENTS
Marquam Qrand "Uafda"
Qrand vaudeville
Lyric ...."Whose Baby Are Tour
Star ."Man's Enemy"
The' Oaks
. ...O. W. P. ear line. First and Alder
While seated aboard tha river staamer
Beaver, last night, talking irlth mem
ber sit f hi family. Isaao Kay. a pioneer
ent of Portland. dropped dead. Mr.
.y was 61 years old and had for manv
years been engared in the family rro-
eerv business at Mount Tabor Whan
death overtook him he was on bis way
10 usuries island to visit his daughter,
Mra A. R. Moraan. who waa with him,
He is also survived by another daughter,
miss iaa Kay, or mis city.
- Rev. D. A- Thompson, pastor of tha
Bellwood Presbyterian church, leaves
this week for a two months vacation
trio throue-h the Yellowstone -Dark and
middle western states. While east be
will preach In two pulpits occupied by
a at Indiana pons ana
s
I -ed
4 -aL
n
his two brother, one i
the other at St. Paul. Mr. Thompson
will spend some time at Bayfield, Wis
consin, where his wife la now visiting.
Over seven hundred people visited
Cedar Park yesterday afternoon, the oo
caslon being tha first annual ptonlo of
the Ancient Order of Hlbernlana Ath-
letio games, dancing, bowling and tar-
gev-shooung were indulged in through
out the afternoon and evening. Prasp's
orchestra furnished muslo for the dan fl
ing pavilion. Refreshments were served
In the grove back el the pavilion. 8ev
eral valuable prizes were awarded to
the winners In 1
The Evangelical association of Ore
gon will hold Its annual convention be
ginning tomorrow at tha conference
ground at Jennings Lodge. "Wednesday
the convention of the Sounday school
league will meet. The Young People's
alliance convention will be Held Tbur
day. Friday morning tbere will be a
ministerial round table, and Friday af
ternoon the Women's Home Missionary
society will meet
Gentlemen We carry 4n stock the
best and most popular lines of sus
pensory bandages In tha market Every
man, for personal comfort and protec
tion, should wear one, and we are pretty
sure that we can suit you both in style
and price. Call and see us about It.
Bernfe drug store, 231 Washington,
near Second.
The choir boys of Trinity church left
this morning on their annual outing
to Seaside. They will camp out there
for a week, taking their meals at a
hotel and putting In their time surf-
oatning, nsning ana tramping, carl
Denton Is in charge of the party this
year in the plane of Dr. A. A, Morrison,
who usually accompanies them and
in tne party were seventeen noy and
tae
Willie's .'.....'
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Bank Account
Ik NOW m little ever $100
and growing every day.
A little over a year ago
ha opened a savings ao
count with us, depositing
one dollar. Every week
he adds a little mora, and
this little more'' is set
to work , earning Interest,
which la added to his ao
ount. ,
WcPay 4 -Vitcrest
V
V
Compounded Twloe Every
Tear. .
Oregon Trust &
Savings Bank
Sixth and Washington Sta,
Portland, Oregon.
Deposits Over $2,600,000
W. EC Moor President
E. E. Lytl..Vlo-PrIdent
W. Cooper Morris,. Cashier
ALOAHY WORKERS
PRIZES
Three Contestants ; Deter
mined to Win Journal's
, Educational Contest
COMPETITION STRONG
IN MULTNOMAH COUNTY
sssBnl
Mors Candidate Needed In Contest
District No, 8 Only Two at Work
nod Ten Boys and Girl Should Be
Competing.
ad is Investigating in tsennae
Business college and the Port
uainass eollege, both of whlcft
Ions have scholarships la The
WEINIIEIIDEO
Two Sessions Held to Dis
cuss Organic Union of the
Evangelical sociation.
six msn of
cholf.
Oreat Anticipation Bale Before going
Dome loaay, atop at ttoDinaon ft Co. s.
SSI Washington street, and lay In a sun-
ply of negligee shirts at prloes so low
they will amase you I New summer
stock every article; ties of the most
seasonable style and moat beautiful pat
terns straw hats of the high grade for
which mis nrm is noted.
Water throught hoso for sprinkling
yards or siaewaias or wasmng porcftee
or windows must be paid for in advance
and used only between the hours of S
and 8 a. m., and S end 9 p. m. It must
not ba used for sprinkling streets. If
used contrary to these rules, or waste
fully, it will be shut off.
Steamer Jesse Harkins. for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at a p. m.
i What are the wild waves saying; at
Seaside T Buy a paokage of Golden (Train
Granules at Dresser's or Otto's grocery
and become strong.
C Elmore Grove, formerly at 446
Washington street, has opened his new
studio at III Washington, corner Park.
, Navajo Indian blankets '111 Sixth st
Alaska Indian baskets. Ill Sixth St.
Eastman kodaks, 111 Sixth street
Llauors for all the best of wines
and all at Kelly's Family Liquor Store.
Park ana Morrison.
Woman's Exchange, III Tenth street.
11:10 to 2; ousiness men s lunch.
Oil CoTsells the best safety coal
una gasoline, mono jsast tub,
Golden Grain Granules' Is of the
highest quality. D, C. Burns.
D. Chambers, optician. 111 Seventh.
Bergar signs 114 Yamhill phone.
Bark Tools for rheumatism.
Beck jeweler 106 Alder.
Two largely attended mass meetings
to dlsouss the organlo anion of the
United Evangelical and Association
churches were held yesterday at the
First German Evangelical church.
Tenth and Clay streets, under the aus
pices of the Portland Evangelical Mln
sterlal union.
At the first meeting, held at 1:10
p. m., large delegations from the First
English, Memorial. Lants. Mllwaukln.
Second. First United Uvinnliul Ht
Johns, United, Evangelical and the
other Evangelical churches In and about
of the First United Evangelical church
and president of the Ministerial union,
officiated as chairman at both meetings
and with him on the platform were
Reva. S. A. Nlewert. Theodore Srhnr
J. A. Gooda, H. O. Henderson, A Bltt
ner. J. Bowerman. F. M. Fisher. Cfcaatm-
N. Gates and N. Gates.
Rev. Mr. Winter, after hearttlv wel
coming and outlining the purpose of the
meeting, saia IB part:
We are not stranaers. Our aarlv
history Is one. All here share in the
responsibility of building sentiment for
union. Let It be heralded from the
Paciflo to tha Atlantlo that we stand
for the organlo union of these branches
ox tne Evangelical union In love and
government
"It aeema to me that we are not far
separated. Our Interests are common.
We are not antaaonlstio in an aenaa.
The only difference Is In the adminis
tration of church government, but that
should not and will not, stand In the
way of union. Bo we are here this
afternoon for a common cause and a
common purpose and let us show where
the Portland churches stand on this
most Important question."
Other addresses were made by minis
ters present. At the evening meeting
Rev. Chester P. Gatea of. St Johns
spoke on "Why Should the Young Peo
ple Be Especially Interested In This
Union T" Jtev. H. E. Hornschuh spoke
on "Union the Spirit of the Times."
The folio wlnr resolutions were adont-
d unanimously:
"Whereas. Under the nrovidence of
Ood and by ths leading of the holy
epiru a movement ror reaeration be
tween the United Evanaellcal church
and tha Evangelical association has
been started; and.
"Whereas, That movement has be
come aggressive in Oregon to the ex
I
Harlan Talbert at Albany Is making
a good ' snowing notwiinawiaing mi
fact that there are two other contest
ant In his vicinity Glenn E. Walker
and X Prcy Read. But all the oon
taatanta of Albany are doing well and
going straight for tha scholarships of
their choice,
Talbert wants tha scholarship In tba
Oregon Law college at Portland. Walker
now thinks ha would Ilka to attend tha
Oregon Agricultural callers at Corval-
II s. Read Is Investigating tna Bennaa-
Walker
land Business
Institutions
laiirnil i 11a, nf final awards.
Earl Heckart of Corvailla and Jannla
Bowersox of R. F. D. No. , CorvsJlls,
are showing good support from their
eeotlon. Both are competing for tha
scholarship in Dallas college.
Maud Hollinger of Forest Grove, Ce
cilia wessela Of uarainer ana ro
Rlverman of Cornelius come Into the
fifth score list with a dash that means
St Helens and
Emma Mohr of HUlsboro will need a
good many aubsoription votes to get
Into the ninth cash awarda.
Eastern Oregon lstrtot.
In contest district No. 4. or eastern
Oregon. Bessie Gaylord of North Pow
der makee a ruab toward the front
Considering the scattered population
wnicn sns nas to canvass, sue aum maue
a very good beginning.
The last count of oontest ballot
hows Alice D. Grant of Dallas to be
leader of contest district No. 1 aa wsll
as leader of contestants of all dis
tricts. Having more , votes than any other
contestant Miss Grsnt brings the first
choice of awards to her district aa ad
vantage to every contestant in that dis
trict. She has the first choice of awards
herself and she brings an early turn in
the call of scholarships to every other
contestant in the Willamette valley.
But It might be expected that a great
com up out or uaiias
HO PLATES
I'1 nis..
W. A. WIS KAS MmiSB
noil a a.
Ws can extract one or all your
teem wunoui nurting a tut, ana
put in new teeth the same day
if you desire.
Our system of crown and
bridge work Is simple, quick and
painless.
When desired you can have T.
P. Wise or my personal service.
Painless Xxtractlng rree Whan
Plates are ordered.
o YBABS ama
and doing dental work all tb
time. That Is the record of Dr.
W. A Wise. That's ons reason
our business has grown our pa
trons come back, and they send
their friends.
IV. A. WISE, Dentist
railing bldg, td and Washington
lan.lolp.SL nndsys to IB.
rainless lx-action SOo) mate td
T.P.Wise, H.A, StuTdcmt
ind H. A. Huffman
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tba moat dsea-aet,
axaraolatlng asla
almost Instantly.
Mexican
Mustang Liniment
Owrwa svsry alls sal
of Ma ar- Baast
that a pood, fcMst
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F.VV. BALTES
& GOHPAfJY
MAIM 165
INVITE YOUR
INQUIRIES FOR
PRIfJTIFJG
FIRST AND OAK STREETS
PORTLAND ACADEMY
J$$eteenth Yen Opeos Sep-1
lember 16, 1307
1 -The
Tha academy, fits boys and girls for
Jf eastern and western colleges. Boarding
number. Elementary grades, both pri
mary and grammar, wioer we same
manasnrosnt Office hours during the
summer, rri. to II m. and, from
t to 4 P- m. For catalogue, address
tent that fraternal delegatea have been
exchanged between the two conferences
in tnis state, a . ministerial union com
prising tne ministers of both churches
in Portland and vicinity has been or-
anlsed, and, finally, the grand rally
eia ai tne r irsi uerman cnurcn. Port
land. Orecon. July 21. 1807: therefor
"Resolved. That we aa ministers and
laymen of the Oregon conferences of
the tsvangeiioai association and of the
United Evangelical church do by a Ha
lng vote express our sympathy with
this federation movement and pray that
Ood may continue to bind our hearts
more closely in Christian love and fel
lowsnip until we snail ne one in or
ganisation as well aa in spirit and pur
pose; De ii luriner
"Resolved, That we believe that such
steps can be taken by the next general
conference of the Evangelical associa
tion that will call forth a special meet
ing oi tne general conference or the
United Bvanrellcal church and thereby
make it possible to consummate the ar
rangements for this organic union of
our cnurcnes at an early data Fur
ther, be It
"Resolved. That a copy of these reso
lutions be sent to the local press and
to the leading periodicals of both
churches for publication.
Men's $12.50 to $18.00 Suits
Radically, Reduced.
Don't confuse this offer with the or
dinary, e very-day bargain, for it is a
selling event without parallel. No man
who has tha slightest conception of
value rill fall to rncognlse the fact
that wa are selling these suits at cost
and less. Now It is u to you to pur
chase while tha opportunity for selec
tion is best Res-ufar 111. BO. HE. IIS So
and $11 suit at $7.60.
Sawmill Deal at Elgin.
(BpecUl Dispatch to Th Journal.)
Elgin. Or.. July 21. Cummins &
Huffman, a local sawmill firm, havo
disposed of their plant to Adams &
Pilgsrrln of Caldwell, Idaho. The mill
has a capacity of 25,000 feet per day.
A tract of 720 acres of timber land on
Indian creek wa also transferred.
would com up out of Dallas as
lcker and Mildred U Clem
ens. two or tne leaders last year were
backed by Dallas. And the Dallas col
lege enjoys the prestige of leadership
which the prominence of Its students
gives them and the school.
or course tns race ror tne scnoiar-
ships is just beginning and there will
be manv changes In the relative posi
tion of contestants before the end. But
those who show strength now ar pretty
apt to come out well at the end.
Maltoomah Candidate.
In Multnomah county, contest dis
trict No. 1. Hilda Brant one of the Uni
versity Park candidates, passes Mattle
Fenley. Miss Fenley took first posi
tion In the Portland district on the
first count of ballots on July 6, and
held the place In the record of July 11,
1J and II, or for 12 day.
William Russell has been running a
close second In every score but he is
now crowded down to third by the re
markable gain of Hilda Brant He has
polled a number of votes since the last
count end the next score may put him
ahead of one or of both the girls.
Hilda Brart the new leader of Mult
nomah county district is striving for
one of the large purses of gold coin so
thst she may have the means to attend
the state university at Eugene. She Is
working faithfully every day, taking
subscriptions right and left and her
present prospects seem very good for
the realisation of her alms.
Chan of Location.
Tha .Fenley family are preparing to
move away rrora Portland to another .
part of the state. Preparations for this
move have interfered with Mettle's
work In the contest I
The votes now credited to Mattle i
Fenley stand to her credit no matter
what becomes her address. But a
change of residence takes her out of the
Multnoman county district ana puts ner
in trie geographical
ATTEND
WELCH'S
GENUINE
REMOVAL
SA1E
See Ad Back Page
Carbonic Gas
vox AitXt rxnuronm
Bjlderback & Crane
Company
ea ran it.
In which
Potter Schedule for. Beach.
The steamer Potter will sail from
Portland, Ash Street dock, next week
as follows;
Tuesday. 12 o'clock noon: Wednes'
day, B:S0 a. m.; Thursday, 7 a. m.i Sat
urday, 9 a. m. Get tickets and make
reservations at cttv ticket office. Third
ana Washington streets, c. w. stinger,
city ticket agent
A oor Oaa Wada Qood.
ft often bappena a few .dollars pot In
upon wora wi.i nave' tne ion or a
plana While you are away on your va
cation wa will do this work and have the
lan ready for you when you get back,
'hone Reed-French comnanv. Main 1252
It's tha piano store on Burnaida street
"I have bfeen aomewtiat costive, but
Conn's. Renrulet gave just th results
desired. They. act mildly and regulate
th- bowel ' perfectly. Oeorse H.
Kranay 161 Walnut ava, Altaona, Fv
district
she locates.
So far aa contestants in Multnomah
county are concerned this makes clear
way for William Russell, David Ov
Mullen, and Ray H. Moore, who re
garded Matti Fenley as a formidable
rival. There will now be a pretty race
between these boys, who seem to be
very well matched, and Hilda Brant. But
Marie Brunn Is coming up the scholar
ship track at a Nancy Hanks gait and
she may pass any or all of the boys
before the next quarter post
Alta M. Wilcox. Cleone's little favor
ite, has been delayed somewhat by Ill
ness. She and her sister, Miss Daisy,
climbed the mountain above Jatourelle
Fall a few days ago aid th trip was
too much for th little girl. Alta can
vassed the mill hands at Palmer so
long a she was able and then became so
sick from exhaustion that she could
ly get down the (mountain to the
railroad.
Unfortunately. noma one had preceded
her to Palmer and had gathered un
about all the subscriptions to Th Jour
nal that were available.
But Alta l not the kind of a srtrl to
Stve up when she meets with obstacles,
he deplores her sickness, not because
of the Dain or Inconvenience, but be
cause it prevents her getting ahead in
tne contest.
Willamette Talley Slstrlot.
The mst notable event In this con
test district U th progress made bv
Alice D. Grant, daughter of the sheriff
or foiK county.
Miss Qrant is visiting every town In
Polk county and calling at every house
n Uallas in ner campaisrn ror votes.
She is working night and day and earns
every vote that she reports. Already
sne nas taxen tz new suoscnptions to
the Daily and Sunday Journal and she
has collected in advance from a number
of old subscribers.
Adam Murray oi uayvuia takes a po
sition which augurs well for his fu
ture.
Opal Callisoa or uiex nas nearly as
many votes as the leader of Multnomah
county district.
The standing of contestant in the'
small towns and In rural routes outstay,
of Portland ' shows conclusively that
country contestants have aa good If not
a better chance in this oontest than
have the young people in the city.
Other Candidates Iff ceded.
Contest district No. 8 so far shows
but two candidates. Their names and
addresses and voting strength is aa fol
lows: 1. Anise Hewitt. Roseburg, Or 850
2. Lewis F. Herbage. Medford, Or... 440
Contest district No. S comprises that
part of Oregon south or Eugene and the
counties bordering on th Pacific ocean. 1
So far only two young people in all
that broad expanse of territory Indicate ;
a oesire to compete ror xne journal
scholarships and cash awards.
According to the plan of the contest
there might.' be 10 candidatea in that
geographical district and still every on
would receive a scholarship
Y It 1 high time that friend of edu
cation in southern and western Oregon
nominate worthy young people of their
section to share In the benefits of The
Journal's educational awards.
Testerdav another scholarship was
added td those to be competed -fur. It
1 on or th miMt desirable to he had
In Oregon. It character and advantage
will r Mi jLaowm la sVa mt waV
REBUILDERS
REPAIRERS
DESIGNERS
or 1U MA XXI
Or ATT0K0BUB8.
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68-70-73-74 Worth Slxta Bt, Cor.
Everett,
A. D. PKRKINS, PRES.
Tel. Main 41.
"Largest Automobile Repair Fac
tory in the West"
.i. V 4 ..:.. i 1 ,
On white gobds white and colored lawns,. white
lawn shirtwaists, balbriggan and gauze underwear
foreman, woman and child; summer corsets sample
lines of white muslin skirts, gowns, drawers, chemise
and corset covers; white parasols, silk gloves, lace
mitts and lisle gloves, tape girdle corsets, all col
ors; suit cases, hand grips, satchels and telescopes;
camping blankets, cottage curtains and table cloths,
towels and toweling.
We have no competition along legitimate lines.
Great Mid-Summer Sale
Special Ooak & Suit Dept.
LADIE.S, DON'T MISS IT
100 Pure Silk Petticoats
High gracje, extra sweep;
$7.50; at, each $4.98
Bathing Suits Full range
of colors and sizes ; $1.96,
$2.25, $2.45, $2.75; special
bargains.
All the new fads in Bath
ing Caps from 20 to
$1.50. Shoea, all sizes.
Black and colored Petticoats
-for the coast and moun
tains; $1.25 values.. 75t
Paris Patterns
10c; all Seams
Allowed.
Mail Orders
receive prompt
Attention.
Phone M 732.
150 satin-trimmed ''short
Oriental Klmonos;
$1.50 values; Tuesday,
all colors 08
87 Ladies Coats in
checks, velvet trimmed
collar!, 64-inch; $8.50,
$9 and $10 values ; mid-'
6ummer sale price, while
they last, for.... $4.08
A Bargain
Summer Jackets in checks,
stripes, suitable for coast
andf mountains; $6.50 and
$7.50 vals., choice $4.35
and $5.45
Checked tailor-made Suits,
nicely trimmed; $12.50
and $15.00 values, for
only $7.08
White Linen and Duck
Skirts ; closing prices,
98 $1.15, $1.25,
$1.45 and $2.50. Ex
ceptional values; ladies,
don't miss it.
Goods deliv
ered free) to
all parts of the
City.
The store not
ed for Best
Goods at Low
est Prices.
Agents far Thompson's Olore-Fittiag Corsets and Warner's Rust Proof Corsets
AanrszisxsTB.
Marauam Qrand
(ition Main .)
Tonisht and all weet Matin Wednes
day ina oaiurunj,
vuroB owxzit
In Sudermann" Masterpiece,
ic aon"
TTntT, 11.00. 75c. 60c. ito. Matl-
. . 4i. KAn 9K&
Nxt Tek "Th 8tory of th Oolden
Fleece.
Hotel Hamlin
EDDY AM) IXAVDnrOKTH SIS.
San
First permanent bis
hotel down town.
Contains lOObeeutlfullr
furnished steam heated
epartmenta. 40 betas.
Private telephone ser
vice. Sample rooms for
eommerelal travelers.
Eddv 8u ears from
ferry paaa door and con
nect with Srd 8t cars
from 8. P. Depot.
Bates from f LOO Dp.
Phone Private Ex.
Franklin 428.
Francisco
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TTrelael'S Do and
Cats. The Tanakaa,
Reeves & Kenny,
Joe Thompson.
THE STAB nanHon5l-8JJ.
Phone M. 649. and (Home) A14.
Th Coolest Theatre In th City.
Week of July 2t. the Oreat Soenlo
Production, "
"xajts mvt.-
Matinee Tuesdays, Thursdays, Satnr-1
days, nundays at i:0; prices lOo, ZOc
very evening- at 8:16: prloes 10c, SOo
and 80c Secure seats ror all perform
ances by phone.
1
II
Phone
BUY THE WHITE
Th Xlnf of 8wlnT Machine,
ror Sal vjr
While Sewing Machine Agency
K. 9. Jones, 880 Yamhill.
FOR SALE CHEAP
AH Kinds of Beoond-Xand wtag
SSaohln.
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UTILITY MANUFACTURING
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Both Phones j Bant S9S, B1BSS.
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Tor le eaU Main tl4 or A.U4S, Ic
Piirrjr peapw, 1A1 8txX sU j.
LlIXllO lUXiAAXlXJ Main 4686. I M w n TIH7ICC JP TA
ltd Wek ths Alln Stock Company. H i I e IUJUiXP U W
Praaantinc I il
"WaTOBB BABT AJU9 TOXXt"
Matinees Tuesday. Thursday, Saturday J
and Sunday. Price iOo, 10a. Every eren-
lng at 8:15. Price IOo, 10a and 10c. I
Reserved seat Dy phone. Main 4455.
Office open from 1U a. m. to 19 p. m.
THE ROGUE RIVER VALLEY
Is the garden spot of ths earth, end OOLOKN GRAIN
GRANULES is the finest drink on earth 1
GOLDEN GRAIN GRANULES
is a pore cereal health coffee, and can be had from tha follow
log grocers in the ROGUI RIVER VALLEY
xm usnroBD, om.
B. N. Warner
Hutchinson A Lumsden
Miller A Ewbank
Allen Reagan
W. Stringer
F. I Cranill
H. Mats ft Son
nr oBAirrs pass, om.
H. C. Bobseln
Kenney A Truax
Claua Schmidt
J. P. Kenney
Southern Orron Supply Co.
T. T. Dean
T. B. Cornell
C. F. DLxon.
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C. O. Seaman
W. V. Jonea
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Merritt A Co. Loom! ft Nelson M
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T. J. Kenney
Nunan-Taylor Co,
Ulrtch Bros.
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J. W. Marritt.
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C. W. Woltr
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Holme Bros.
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Touna ft Dlx. .
Crews ft Son
Loom! ft Nelson
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MEDFORD, OREOON i
DlatrihaWr for Sonthern Oisoa and Bortnni OaMfotnlsv j
Golden Grain Granules" is served at tha lfoore Hotel, uad I
BASEBALL
ATHLETIC PARK,
Ooraa Tmfn and Twasaty-fonrlh.
July 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28
LOS ANGELES
VS. PORTLAND
Oam called at 1:10. p. m. dally.
Games called at 1:10 p. m. Sunday.
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ADMISSION 25.
OrandaUnd 18a.. i... Children 10c
Box seats ibc.
ford. Ore., because the Moore Hotel serves the best
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The BRILAKLRS HOTLL
AMERICAN PXJLK.
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