J SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
0. f 'uly of Titlont wiiM In Mud
ford mi ImihIiidhh Tuomliiy.
I'oncli truoH foi enlo nt ten contn
ouln oncJi. II. 1). Pftttormiii, NanIi ho
tel. "
.1. ,M. CniiiiiniiiM (it Agur, (Jul., Ih In
.Mmh'oiil trying to roiiow IiIh mum.
ory of tin) (own. Mr. Ciiiiiinoim wiih
a ruxlilent ol! Mudford hhiiiu fiftocii
yearn ago mill t hit Ik IiIh I'irHl vlult
Iii!, 1 lo couldn't liullovo IiIh oye
whun ho tciii)(l from the tniin.
Montgomery Iiiilr-dronNlng pur
lom now owoii. GO
J. II. llfoiimn of Gold Hill i in
Mod ford on biiHlnofln,
Viur Kldd'H Shoos.
G. I. Ilutclilmin, who, in company!
with George and Churlou King, Iiuh'
boon in Mexico on Intuition, rdiiniefl j
io M.rdfnnt Tuesday uvuuIiik. Tim
party traveled ovor U.00 ihIIoh Into
the Interior from Mexico City on;
bcirHoliiu'Jc, initio Imok, burro back
and on foot. .Mr. HtitoltUiui nay
there me vtiHt HiNlliiIitioH in Unit
-country for future development mid
Hint tnuny AmoriciuiM nro taking nd
vatitago of the liliurnl torinw offered
b the government.
Mr. nd Mr. W. A. Hclnvurr. of
Yitituoiivor, WiihIi., are in Mod ford
on a IntNinefiH trip.
W. L, Honnlliii of Clilrugo and T.
K. Hunnlliii of J.afayetle, hid., are in
tho valley 0:1 u tour of invi'Htigati.tn
Chinnwara at GondfriondV.
The dremdng tuottiH in the grand
titand nt tho hall park worn broken
into iome time between Saturday
night mid TuoHdny inornlnvr and a
number of bnllri wore Htoleu. Kn
trance wu effected through a win
dow and etfruMM iiindo by breaking the
lock on ntu of the outnide doom. The
balls were ouch which had been used
nod of no enmnturoial value, and the
crime in attributed for that roamm
to Homo of tho hoyn of tho neighbor
hood, CoffvoM at Goodfricnd'i.
J. W. Dltaworth of Leeds was in
Uledford Wednesday on a litiHinofw
trip. Mr. PiUworth is among the
Hueee(iful fruitgrowers of tho Up
jwr Itogiw Hivor xectiou and hnH
demonstrated the fael that that al
titude produces a fine grado of np-
fplOH.
Areola, the now table water. Star
Jloltllng Works. 10
'Mr. and Mr. II. C. Honney loft
"Wednesday morning for ItoHoburg on
-a visit of nevoral dnyn.
Tens at Qoodfrioiid'.
W. V.. Stout of Hilt, Cab, Is in
"Medford on a business trip.
Areola, tho new tnblo wntor. Star
Bottling Works. 10
Woar Kidd's Shoos.
New linir-drqBHing parlors now
open nt Montgomery's. CO'
Hath fixtures at Goodfriond's.
A competent Btoiiogrnphor .wanted.
-Address " enro of this office 10
K. D. Sawyer for survoys. Suhdi
rialon and plntting a spocinlty.
.Room 12, Emeriolc
Tho sale on nnrdon'a broad In In
creasing daily. Thero must be a
-reason.
Areola, tho now tnblo water. Star
Bottling Works. 10
Your grooor handles Itnrdou'H
'biond.
Carving sots at Goodfriond's.
ITave you tried tho dollolous
'drinks and loo oronm nt Rnrdon's
mew fountain f
A nico selection of monthly bloom
liiff roses nt 25 cents each. II. I),
fPnttorson, Hotel Nnsh.
Itardon's now sodn fountuin is
aorvinfr, nil tho latent drinks, loo
loroam, oto.
iDoor mats nt Goodfriond's.
nov. FTolmos nnd wifo and C. IT.
Ticroe nnd wifo visitod Ashland and
attended tho protrnotcd meetings at
4hat place.
Whitman's candies nro unoxcellod.
The Morrivold Shop ban the oxolus
Ive ngonoy for Medford,
Rnlph Bacon is in tho city today
arranging for the npponranco bore
fof Walter Dnmrosoh nnd tho Now
York Symphony orohostrn. Tho
fdato will probably bo May 10.
Stnte Organizer J. II. Fitzgornld
-of tho Improved 0. It. M., went to
Tboonlx Tuesday, whoro in tho ova
nkig ho organized a tribo of the or
,fder numboring somo 30 mombors.
Phone 2001, Goodfriend's.
John IT. Carkin, attorney at law,
over Jackson County Hank.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilownrd Betts lonvo
"this ovonlnff for Gold Hill. Thoy will
mako tboir homo this Biimmor in tho
Asbestos section,
. iCarpet Bweepers at Goodfriond's.
Wear Kldd'n Shoes.
V. A. Dunlnp of Talont was in
jModford Wodnosday.
Wringers nt Goodfriond's.
, Wcar Kidd's Shoos.
Adolph Schultr was in Modford
'from Jacksonville Wodnosday.
Kitohon ntonsils at Goodfriond's,
Perhaps you nood n typowritor.
You oan socuro any mako you wish,
In a rebuilt typowritor, at Tho Morri
vold Shop, at n reasonnblo prioo.
J. D. Seomons of IJutto, Mont., Is
t 1 1 11 I I.! 1
cin uiu vnnoy luuKiog aiuunu,
Booke Bibles, Prayor Books, po-
vetry, fiction, gift books for children
and adults. Coma In and look tlinm
ovor nt Tho Morrivold Shop. '
C. W. Wllmeroth and family of
Clilono linvo hocoino pertnauiint ro-;
IdentH of Modford. Mr. Wilmoroth ,
just "slopped off" in M eil In id on
Ills way south to hoo what wo had
horo. Ho saw.' Ho scut for his fam
ily and Is now a practically ponnn,
limit fixture.
Tho Mfirrlvold Shop has office
Mippllos, (iioluding filos, blank hooks,
memorandum books, pencils, pens,
inks, inkwells, tnblot, typowritor
supplies, onvolopos, prtsto, muoilugu
and fountain pons.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. ltiloy of Hm-rti-mento,
Cnl., nro In Modford looking
for it location,
niinitirnn 1 nnil A
Mil VIMl-v v I 1 1 1 ' n V
4 UUU 1LUU LUUHLU. 4
-4
Edol lira',, will bo in Modford
;this week. Ask Doc Hynn. 10
1 For wood of nil kinds, iteo 1I11
1 Sipinre Dou Woody a rd. Plii.if
JU01. Fir street, botwoon Second
laud Third stieets, Gould & Lindley,
I pioprivturn, 201
Wear Knld's SIiooh.
If you want satisfaction try u
j ,!; ol Mt, Hood tiimw-Fuil iloi
(For snlo nt tbo Hints Mill. Itomcm
I . ,p- Polk & Son.
I W. P. Gerwolf, contractor, pain
Iter and paperhangor. Phono 1801,
J Park View Hotel. 0
j Edel Urau will bo in Medford
this week. Ask Doc Ryan. 10
TIIIH IB TO YOUIl INTRUST.
Fowl for HeflocUon.
This Is tho Stool Itanso lny. a day
when people want tho bostf yot qunl
lt can bo t.trrled toot ar. Ono can
a hoi'zu for 110.000, llkewlso
for $2000. To bo sure, tho first ta
best, but il wlir tnko five times as
much to keep up till houno as the lat
ter. Tho same applies to n stool
range. Ono can bo mailo for $100,
llkowlso 0110 far $10, nnd If ono
knows tho $to rnugo will cook nnd
look na good as tbo first with half tho
fuel. Why will or should ho pay $100
for a range. Nono but simple-minded
do.
If there Is a run go sold In Modford
tint will cook hotter nnd with loss
fuel and lobk as well as tbo Tolodo
Unngo, why 'o so many more Toledos
go out oncb your than does any other
tlon and without fear of contradiction
that In Inst four years more Tolodo
Ranges hnvo boon sold from Modford
than any othor, and wo further say
that more cooklnc can bo dono In ono
wook or 0110 yoar on Toledo with llss
fuel than any other offered for sale
In Modford. Tboro aro othor good
Btovcis, but nono that aro mndo as
good, look ns nice, aro offerod for
tho stno figure. Call and Inspoct
tbum and oo tbolr points. Look thorn
ovor. Our uunrnntco Is back of thorn.
aAKNBTT-COKEY HARDWARE CO.
Hotel Arrivals.
Tho Nash C. Row', Chicago; Ron
Rico, Spoknnoj'W. II. Adams, Port
land; Q. Stoin, San Francisco; J. S.
Rolud, Now York; C. L. Wilson, San
Francisco; A. A. Lovy, San Fran
cisco; M. A. Goldsmith, II. C. Zeh
rung, J. R. Flynn, W. T. Carson,
Portland; J. K. Browcr, II. B. Tron
son, Eagle Point; J. A. Thornton,
Snn Francisco; J. R. Hnrvoy, Galioo.
Tho Mooro A, W. Sovoranco, P.
J. Knstorday, Portland; Mrs. Chas.
Lowis, Snornmoiito; J. W. Holmes,
Portland; M. B. Ricoy, Lnkoviow; II.
R. Louuoler nnd wifo, Benton Har
bor; Mrs. F. E. Jackson, G. E. San
dors, Grants Pass; Mr. and Mrs. L.
C. Brnnson, Tonopab; M. J. Lovo,
Modford; R. L. Burdiek, Ashland; L.
F. Wnlluco nnd family, city; A. S.
Wobor, Portland; I. L. Jowoll and
wifo, Trail; E. Snvngo nud wifo,
Glendnlo; G, H. Richardson, Port
land. Tannled With City Water.
William Homo nnd Frank Moroy
tauglod with tho city wntor system
Monday nftoruoou and camo out
sooond host.
Bonio, who is tho city engine
drivor, wns washing tho street in
front of tho firo-houso with tho hoso
whon tho littlo brown brothor under
took to holp him hold tho nozzle
Billy wns having about nil ho could
do to hold against tho pressuro and
when Frank took hold of tho hoso
nnd gnvo It n tontntlvo jork both of
thorn pllod up on tho pavement with
tho nozzlo sloshing wildly Wound
nnd distributing wnter impnrtlally
ovor tho neighboring laudncapo and
spootators. Harry Young, who wns
at tho hydrant, rccovorod from his
nnuisomout In time to shut tho wntor
off hoforo tho two woro drownod.
ANDREW CARNEGIE ON
HIS WAY TO CHICAGO
GRAND CANYON, Ariz., March 20.
Andrew Carnoglo and hlo party to
day aro on routo to Chicago after
spondlng throo ovontful days at tho
Grand Canyon.
Tho stool kins oxpocts to mako a
throo days' halt tn Chicago boforo
procoodlng to Now York,
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE,
iTinnui imnntirnn -f 4 !nnnn nnnun aim 1 - .
1 N VrnN .K HN ffl fln i m
A MASONIC FRAUD!
Man Who Practiced an Gullible There
Expected to Try the Same Game
In Orcnon.
Tai'omii Miihoiih lutve iiueai'tlicd i'
fraud in their midst that is ut trad
ing iiiuid tliiiii ordinary (.ttentiou
Tliis fraternal order genius us a rulo
gives tho name of Lucas, and pro
fesses to take a novice and induct
htm through nil tho degreos of Ma
Honiy to the 32d, charging for this
bfirgaiii-i'ountor work $KI.V Sol
crafty has been the lodge organir.or
that it is conceded among many who
have investigated his work, he koeps
beyond the pale of tho law.
Lucas is charged by Taooma Ma
sons nnd somo of his dupes with pro
lending to hnvo a charter from tho
I'talr grand lodge by virtue of which
bo is ahln to initiate Masons at his
convenience. Making his talk to
those who do not understand the
workings of the order, ho protends to
hnvo peculiar powers vested in him 1
which arc to further a membership
campaign. Should ho come in enn
tiKjt with n member of the order, who !
grasps tho error of Lucas' preten
sions, which comes from the old
Scotch lodges, which, ho says, aro
ns regular as any American Ma
sonry.
In Tacnma it is reported that he
fitted tip n room for his initiatory
work, and secured the Masonic Man
ual, which is sold at bookstores. Re
working out bis own code for secret
work, nnd trying to adapt it to Ma
sonic traditions, ho was able to de
ceive tho unwnry. To mnke his in
ducement especially strong, in addi
tion to inducting tho aspirant into
the subordinate lodges, lie agreed to
convoy them on up through the
higher degrees, even to the 32d,
which he was willing to do for a low
rate. Appealing to those who de
sired Mnsonic membership nnd did
not enro "to pay tho usual initiatory
fees, or who doubted their ability to
gain admission in tho regular mon
itor, the impostor isvsaid to have se
cured somo initiates in Tncoma. He
is also reported to hnvo worked to
some extent in Seattlo nnd San
Francisco, nnd it is regarded prob
"'o that ho will , duo time get into
,llc cgon field. Masons hnvo been
jvnni.ng ho public against the fraud,
ll0l,1,1 Posuro would bo so
moro dupes for his false work. In
Tncoma ho got $135 from a vaudo
villo actor, and is believed to have
initiated sovcral musicians.
Aftor investigating tho impostor's
methods, tho officials concluded that
ho could not bo prosecuted "with suc
cess. It is found that ho vorv craft
ily nvoids tolling the dupos that ho
is inducting thorn into regular Ma-
sonio bodios. All tho receipts ho
signs show nothing moro than that
tho man who paid the money has
boon initiated into Lucas' own order,
and if any man wants to pay $135
for this privilcgo, thu law cannot
prevent. While vorbal statements
and inferences lend tho candidates to
expect mcmborship In Mnsonic
lodges, whon it comes down to clos
ing tho bargain nnd getting tho
monoy, Lucas doos not agreo in writ
ing to such n thing, and thus de
stroys tbo legal ovideneo required lo
convict for obtaining monoy by fnlso
pretenses. Whilo tho man is work
ing a palpnblo fraud, statutes nro so
looso that thoy do not roach his
deeds, nnd public protection rests in
being warned against his work.
Dr. Scely Going East.
Dr. E. R. Sooly will leavo in n
short tlmo for Now York to tnko n
course in surgory. TTo would grent
ly appreciate tho payment of out
standing accounts boforo ho loavoa.
10
WILL EXHIBIT ROGUE FRUIT
(Continued from Page 1.)
Tho mnttor of confirming tho no
tion of tho eommittoo will como up
nt tho noxt mooting of tho Co:mnor:
oinl club, Wodnesday, April G.
Mr. Rico, who wns practically tho
whole thing nt Spoknno Inst Jfnll, nnd
through whoso efforts tho show wns
undo a succoss, wns Inst in Modford
In 1802. Tho clmngoa in thoso 18
yonrs were almost unboliovablo to
him.
"I enn't ronlizo that it Is tho snmo
town nor tho 6omo country," ho said.
"Thoro Is n grontor dlfforonco In tho
spirit of tho pooplo. Thon thoy mov
ed bo slowly thnt thoy lookod liko n
funoral procossion; now ovon n Spo
knno mnn must koop going to avoid
being run ovor,"
Any auction that is to bo hold in
this town ought to bo well ndvortlsod
In this nowspapor If It's at nil Im
portant that pooplo should attond it.
IlnsHns for Hoalth.
MEDFORD, OREOON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30,
'THE RED MILL" TONIGHT
-
f 4 4-f -f -f 4- f 4 f
HKttT. O. SWOK anil WOOt
in "Th Had Mill.'
BIG SHIPMENTOF "
SPRAYING WE
, , nn nnn .
A. Perry Receives 90,000 Pounds
Of Arsenate Of Lead in One Car'
Biggest Single Shipment.
J. A. Perry yesterday received the
largest consignment of ai&onnte uf
lead ever shipped to any single sec
tion of Oregon to bo used ns spray
material.
Tho car enmo direct from Boston
and contained 00,000 pounds of (he
stuff that puts the jinks 011 the fruit
pests.
"How tbo stuff was over put into
one car is n mystery to me," said
Mr. Perry. "I ordered what I
thought was two cars, and it came
in 0110. I hnvo londcd somo cars my
self, but tbo fellow that loaded that
ono has me in the nlso-rnn clnss."
It renlly did seem liko an impossi
bility, to look at the bnrrels nnd kegs
in ,tho wnrehouse, after they had
been unloitdcd. They covered nearly
the entiro floor nnd were not scat
tered, cither.
Tho freight bill 011 the car was
$1153.
Tho dope will all bo used by the
orchardists of Southern Oregon dur
ing this season, which item nlonc
would give nn idea of tho propor
tions tho business is assuming.
Three yenrs from now fivo times
ns much will bo required.
PRACTICAL JOKE NEARLY
WRECKS ORGANIZATION
PARIS, Mnrch 30. -Members of
tho Salon do Independents who en
deavor to break away from tho of
ficialism of tho regular salons, today
nro indignantly seeking tho perpetra
tors of practical jokes which may
tond to cast ridicule on thoir organ
ization nnd destroy its usefulness.
In tho exhibit room of tho Inde
pendents is a painting, entitled,
"Sunset on tho Adriatic." Tho pio
turo rocoivod an excellent hanging
nnd warm commendation.
Tho Independents, howovor, woro
dismnyed when they learned that
joalous rivals in painting tho enn-
vas used tho tail of a docilo donkey
as n brush. Thoro could bo no
doubt of it, for photographs of tho
artists nt work, showing thorn dip
ping tho donkey's tail In tho paints
and daubing tho canvass woro pub
lished horo, together with nn affi
davit of tho photographer that tho
pioturos woro genuine
Tho principal innovation of tho
Independents is tho admission of all
pnintlng8 with tho usual custom of
having thorn passed upon by n jury
boforo ontoring the Bnlon. Thoy
claim their rivals havo taken this
monna to s.how that any paintings, no
niuttor how orudo or absurd, could
bo plnoed beforo tho publio uudor tho
Bystom of tho Independents.
MAN STEALS MONEY
REALIZED FROM TAG-DAY
ST. PAUL, Minn, Mnrch 30. A
warrant is out for the arrost of Cap
tain Timothy Murphy of .tho St. Paul
oorps'of tho Volunteers of Araoriou,
who it la alleged wilhdrow $1250 of
tho carps' money from n bnnk and
dlsappoaicd.
Tho .aouoy alleged to havu boon
takon wns u sum collootcd Inst weok
on, "tag dny" nnd wns to bo used In
building n working girls' homo.
Tho wnrrnnt which allogoa "lnroeny
in tho first dogreo" was sworn to by
John O'Nonl, ndjntnnt gonornl of tho
Minnenpolh oorps of tho Voluntoors
of America,
mm
1 K fHHH
T I ''HI
GOES TO COUNTY JAIL
Frank Williams Is Caught With the
Goods On Ho Has Been In Trou
ble Before.
I Frank Williams, accused of having !
entered n room in The Pnlms nnd i
stolen several nrticles of value, was
arraigned before Justice of the !
Peace Canon yesterday nftornoon j
I nnd was bound over to appear beforfc ,
tho grand jury'- He wns tnken to I
Jacksonville Wednesday morning by 1
Chief Shearer. j
Willinms wns the same fellow who
came up before tho police judgo a ,
short time ago for being drunk. He j
had $10 and the judge fined him the
.full nrnount, but when the prisoner j
,put up a pitiful pica with promiH-
to be good, be remitted ?a, provided
that Williams did not again enter n
'snloon in the city, no wns followed
I by Chief Shearer upon his release
and the first place Mr. Williams en- j
tcrcd wns n snloon. Tho chief wait-1
cd until he had taken his drink, then
tnpped him on the shoulder nnd in-j
, vited him back to the mayors office.
There his remaining five wns ab
stracted. I Whilo washing windows nt tuc
Nnsh ho stole n pair 01 militury
brushes nnd a sweater from one of
the rooms. Thnt was Monday. Tuos-
jdny ho was at the Palms nnd took
' n coat and other articles. He was
wcflrJnff the cont whc (rrestod
As the grand jury has adjourned,
Williams will have a chance to re
flect rtnd get sober tinder the vigilnnt
eye of Sheriff Jones.
WHITE SOX MEET WITH
HOODOO AT EVERY TURN
LOS ANGELES, March 30.
Comlskcy's White Sox number one are
Journeying-eastward today after what
might bo termed a rather disastrous
training season on the Pacific coast.
Tho Sox will play In Yuma today,
providing their train reaches the
Arizona town In tlmo, and In Phoe
nix tomorrow. Then th actual east
ward trip will begin. Kvon the most
ardent of tho Sox' admirers aro loth
to say that the coast trip was a suc
cess. Tho fact that tho Sox did not
win a majority of their games is not
considered by the experts, but so for!
08 actual preparation for the grind
In the big brush Is concerned, the I
Chicagoans appeared to be In poorer
condition when they departed last j
night than when they arrived. '
Zeldcr and Blackburn, who are
touted to bo regular Infleldors this!
year are both on tho shelf. Zelder!
found It difficult to walk from his'
hotel to tho train, while Blackburn I
carried himself with a noticeable
limp.
Parent ought to bo In the hospital,
according to his team-mates. He Is
suffering with the grip.
Gandll has a terrific cold, and not
a single pitcher, unless It be Harry
Sutor, Is In any sort of condition.
Smith, Scott and Olmstead are soro
and stiff, while Walsh Is little better.
Tbo catching Btaft Is also In a bad
way. Billy Sullivan Is In a hospital
with a hole In his foot and young
Kruegor has a bad caso of "charloy
horae."
Ono of tho players, beforo climbing
aboard bis Pullman last evening, re
marked: "Wo came out hero with tho
makings ot a ball club; the bunch
wo're taking back might mako good
candidates for girls' basketball
teams."
S0L0NS EXCITEDLY SEARCH
FOR TREASURE CASKET
WASHINGTON, March 30. Excit
ed by stories of a rich trensuro cask
et conconlcd somewhere in tho vaults
of tho treasury department, Repre
sentatives Flood of Virginia, instigat
ed n search which, leading through
many musty volumos and through
rooms long closed to the light, bus
just been concludod.
Tho story which at first attracted
Roprosontntivo Floods attention was
to tho effect that in 1825 tho empor
or of Japan sent a oaskot filled with
gold and precious stones to President
Mouroe, as a prosout. Starting with
this as a basis, treasury department
officials mndo a hunt through tho
archives of tho department nnd es
tablished tho fnot that Imaum of
Muskat sent to President Van Bureu
n treasure box, It contained 11 bottle
of diamonds, a bottlo of pearls a bot
tle of attar of roses, a gold plate with
some gold orunmouts and n box of
mixed diamonds and pearls.
Thoso woro placed on exhibition in
the old patent office whoro they at
tracted tho cupidity of a thiof, Ho
stolo thorn but thoy woro rooovored
within n short tlmo nnd in 1819 tho
box with- its procious contents woro
placed in tho treasury department for
snfo kooping. Aftor remaining thero
for sovoral yonrs the prosont from tho
Imaum wns dopositod 111 tho Smith
soninu Iustituto whoro it is now kopt.
1910.
RN EXPENSE
INTO INVESTMENT
If it's merely a question of
what you can "get along
with," use an ordinary paper
for your business stationery.'
If, however, you are seek
ing to turn expense into in
vestment, use
The added influence given
your messages by the clean,
crisp sheets will wipe out the
expense item and leave a bal
ance on the other side.
A little Joaraer into lha workings ot
your own mind nl strenf then ourarjr.ii
menc. Ta htlp, a'k us far a spcdmn
book ot the pa pur towinj lettetLcadf
ru other butjjieM form, printed, Iitho-
? implied and engraved on the white and
oonecn colon of Olo llAurmtm Wmo.
it', worth harm;.
Made by llitfnHitt
pAru CoMTAxr, the
only paper maken in
the world making bond
paper eiduiiTtly.
Medford Printing
RARDON'S BREAJGM
Can be obtained fresh at
WARNER, WORTMAN & GORE'S
OLMSTED & HUBBARD'S
B. & C. CASH STORE
REX GROCERY
FOTJTS CO.
'f BOARDMAN'S - 4
W. STRINGER AND
RARDON'S BAKERY
Mason, Glass ta
Buy, Sell and Promote
Oil and Mining Stocks
Mines Experted and Ores Tested
ADDRESS, ROOM 14,
MERCHANTS' TRUST BUILDING.
PORTLAND, OR.
COLONISTS RATES
Tlf OREGON fH
GREAT NORTHWEST
The management of the Southern Pacific: Oft.
(Lines in Oregon) takes
nouncing that the low
les, which have done so
to stimulate travel to and settlement in. Obs
gon, will prevail again this Spring PATTEST
from March 1 to April 15, inclusive.
PEOPLE OF OREGON
The railroads have done their part; naw k.
up to you. The colonist rate is the greatat's
all home-builders. Do all you can to letafe
era people know about it, and cncoiasagft
them to come here, where land is chegatti!
home-building easy and attractive.
FARES CAN BE PREPAID at home if dsauNidL
Any agent of tho road named is authorised to
receive tho required deposit and telegraph,
ticket to any point in the East.
REMEMBER THE RATES From Chicago-, $3j
from St. Louis, $32; from Omaha and Fa warm
City, 25. This reduction is proportionatr
from all other cities.
WM. McMURRAY,
General Passenger Agent
Trial of White Slave Case.
NEWARK, N. J., March 30. A
caso of alleged whito slavory came
up in tho Quartor Sessions court to
day, when Theodoro Brown, his wife,
Robq Brown, nnd Edward Snyder
woro arrairned for trial on the
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