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ENSEMBLE IN THE LAND OF NOD AT THE
OPERA DOUSE THIS EVENING
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Indeed io pay your jjrocory bill
whon you doal hero for the
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What gives it additional pleas
ure is -the faol thai- you know .
Full Value
for your money has been receiv
ed that you are charged with
the lowest prices on the, very
best goods.
It s mutual 'pleasure doing bus
iness with us.
Allen . Reagan
The Square Deal Grocers
In Case of vSicKness
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MEDFORD
PHARMACY
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It seems quite in the order of
things historical that a great con
stellation of mimicry, music and frol
ic, such as "The Land of Xod" should
have a career filled with large per
sonual Interest. The spectacle was
first presented in Chicago three
years ago after Adams, Hough and
Howard, three successful composers
aand librettists, had united In pro
ducing their admittedly beat efforts.
After a run of a year in Chicago it
was taken en tour through the large
cities of the middle west and south. 1
Then It was returned to Chicago,
where It ran for six months. After
the second run It was taken to the
Now York theater where It was re
built and rehabilitated in every way
possible and was just entering upon
what was believed to bo a record
breaking run on Broadway when the
theater burned. Fortunately the
conflagration did not destroy the big
scenls efforts nor mar tho costum
ing and electrical effects. The book
ings ht New York theaters wero such
as to provent Its continued perfor-j
mnnco there, so Mr. Rork decided to
send It en tour for a short season
boforo resuming Its metropolitan
stay, which was so unfortunntcly In
terrupted. Tho preKontntlon of "Tho
Land of Nod," which will be made
at tho Met! ford Theater tonight, "is
much grander and moro sumptuous
than seen at its Initial offering In
tho middle west. Now songs and
dances and now light nnd tono of
fecta hnvo been supplied, kouplug It
fnr In the load of other tilings of Its
kind. . .
BEN
URGING
AUCTION
nr land
ALLEN LEAVES i
FOREST SERVICE
KING
GEORG
E
TIRED OF JOB
BALLINGER WITHDRAWS public land laws, except tlme r-
LAND IN CALIFORNIA latin t minoro! Inml. HS.itll mJ
of viiciinl ami unii)iriii iui ii 1 j
in the Siirniiiu'iitu ilril s. w".,
I ! i di-trici. Ii i-pitni( .i ili.it i'ii!
WASHINGTON', I). C, IW. (i.
l"lon Hie reoonmionilaln'ii of Sri-ri -tary
ot AjJI'H llltUIT Wll-nr , Sit re -
Abel Ady Objects and Says It is
Hoggish One Hundred Dollars
an Aero Could Be
Realized.
Will Undertake Work With Conser- Announced That Greek Ruler Will
vation Association Which Will Abdicate Soon King is
Act With the Very Greatly
Government. Deprcsed.
tary ot the Interior Ballinger tmlny
withdrew from disif.-iti n undor the
luml iiwi'li' mi (iililiti'in tn tin' I'lii
inan tiiilioiial furent.
WANTED
Timber and Coal Lands
ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING CON
TRACTS TAKEN AND ESTIMATES
FUHMSUtiD.
B. H. Harris & Co.
MEDFORD, OREGON
Office in Jackson County Bank Upstairs
"'iv ;w, m 'was
KLAMATH FALLS, Dec. C Judge
Benson and others are advocating ho
salo of tho government lands of tho
Klamath project to tho highest bid
der after reclamation and applying
the nroceoda to lower the cost of the
project to those owning lands and
who aro assessod for the cost of Irri
gating and reclaiming such land.
Abel Ady Ady calls the scheme dis
honest and nays: "1 am hog enough
to take all tho law will hand out, but
also content to take the profits be
tween tho cost of reclamation and tho
value of tho reclaimed private lands, j
montB lands to the honest home-maker,
who will pay his share of reclama
tion and should be asked to pay no
more.
ffrnl.AHn i rr r ntK .
iuuiu hid uuuub (u.uuu acres oi i
reclalmable government lands In thej
Lowor Klamath and Tulo Lakes that)
would sell at auction for bettor than
1100 per acre when reclaimed, or
more than $7,000,000, which would
pay tho total cost of tho project,
leavo tho prlvato lands reclulmed
fre and enslave thn linmn-mnknra
for years to pay tho prlco of their'
lands."
MYSTERY CLEARED BY FINDING
OF SMALL BOY'S BODY
SOUTH BEND, Wash., Dec. C.
Tho finding of the body of Johnnlo
Stopploman, a small boy, who dis
appeared" last August, has cleared up
a mystery that for months has been
puzzling tho local pollco department.
His body was found yesterday Im
bedded In tho mud of tho river, about
15 feet abovo whore he was laBt seen
alfve.
Identification was posslblo through
hla shoes aud stockings, bb tho boy's
head and ojio arm wore gone.
After hlB disappearance tho coun
tryside was searched so thoroughly
without any trace of bm being found
that many people believed he had.
been kidnapped.
SPOKANE, Wash., Dec. .C Ac
time support and co-oporation by tho
people, legislators and lumbermen
of Idaho, Montana, California and
Washington In practical methods of
securing better managomont and pro
tection of standing forosts and tho
reforestation of cut-over lands is tho
object of a campaign outlined at the
semi-annual meeting of tho Western
Forestry and Conservation associa
tion In the offices of A. L. Llewol
ling, prosldent, In Spokane. George
M. Cornwall of Portland was secre
tary. Arrangements woro made to j
finance and conduct tho movement
so as to obtain actual results to,
servo as object lessons. E. T. Allen'
or Portland, formerly uisinci lor-
ester In charge of all government
forest work In Oregon, Washington
and Alaska, has been engaged as
forester. Tho meetings will take
placo In Spokane.
Mr. Allen has resigned from tho
government forest service to glvo his
entire time to tho now movement,
although In recognition of Its use
ful public character tho government
allows him to retain tho official title
of collaborator. Among tho chief
objects sought by tho organization,
formed under tho namo of tho Pa
cific Northwest Forest Protection
and Conservation association, in Spo
kano last January, aro tho formation
and perfection of fire fighting asso
ciations throughout tho western
Btates, In which stato, government
and timber owners shall Join In hir
ing patrol and labor; tho selection
of representative areas for conser
vative logging and reforestation ex
periments, and tho collection and dlB
somlnntlon of trustworthy Informa
tion upon forostry and foreBt legis
lation. In roajlty, to maKo it a
clearing house for all forest fire and
conservation associations of tho five
states, and to co-oporato with the
federal government.
BERLIN, Doc. C King Georgo of
Greece has once more announced
that he Is tired of his Job.
The king, who Is scnsltlvo to tho
oxtremo, cannot overcomo tho fact
that his sons have been forced to
quit the army nnd navy. This has
led him to hollove that tho crown
prince will never bo allowed to as
cend to tho throno after once hav
ing been excluded from tho coun
try's service.
Court offlcors aro trying to dis
suade his majosty from abdicating.
King Georgo made all prepara
tions to nbdlcato last August and
only gavo up tho Idea when ho re
ceived a message from King Edward
Imploring him not to tako tho step
and thereby avoid groat political
complications, j
Close friends of tho Grecian king,
howevor, say that ho Is greatly de
pressed over tho recent turn of af
fairs in his country and firmly be
llovcs that unless ho abdicates that
ho will bo doposed.
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to iiiako is to come to uh for
your next unit, if yo.i want
foinetliintf out of tho ordinnrj
We .lo the hunt work ami ulwrqo
the lowest prices.
W. W. EIFBRT
rilB I'llOQBbHHIVB TAILOB
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SON OF CYRUS FIELD HAS
NEW CABLE INVENTION
STOCKBRIDGE, Mass,, Doc. C
Stephen D. FJold, a nophow of Cyrus
West Field, who laid tho first At
lantic cablo, has perfected an instru
ment In his laboratory hero by tho
use of which four messages can bo
sont over a slnglo cablo simultane
ously, The device Is now boing usqd suc
cessfully on tho cablo betweon Koy
West, Fla., and Havana, Cuba, and
proved serviceable during tho recent
storm. Horotoforo It has been possi
ble to send only one messago at a
tlmo over a cable. Mr. Field has
obtalnod patents on his Invention.
It Is Mr. Field who Is credited with
having Inventod and operated suc
cessfully In Stockbrldge early In the
eighties tho first trolley car.
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TOMERS. THE STORE THAT FIRST BROUGHT THE PRICE
OF GROCERIES IN MEDFORD IN REACH OF THE POOR AS
WELL AS THE RICH.
Gal. Squash, per can 35c
Gallpn Pears, per can 40c
Gallon Apples, per can.... 35c
Gallon Loganberries, can.. 50c
Gallon String Beans, can.. 40c
Gallon Tomatoes, can 35c
Sampson's Prunes, 4 for. . .25c
Gallon Rhubard, per can... 45c
Superb Drips, : gal 40c
Superb Drips, I gal 65c
Rock Candy Drips, I gal... 80c
Palace Drips, I gal 80c
Eureka Syrup, I gal 85c
Preferred Stock Syrup, y2
gallon 50c
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bread.
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Orchard Land &
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Orchards and Mining Claims
Medford Realty Co
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Momluys and ThurmlnyH of ouch wool: lo custom work in t ho inun
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glass of any size on band.
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