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MEDF.0RD MAIL TRIBUNE, TOD1T0RP. ORKOON1. SUNDAY, APRIL 17, 1010. 10 EXCURSION 10 DISCOVER US Portland Business Men, a Hundred Strong, to Sec the Sights of South ern Oregon Next Week Will Be in Mcdford April 26. SH AND WOULD rortlnml business men n hundred strong will visit Southern Oregon in n special train leaving tho metropolis Monday, April 25. They will make stops in the Willamette, Umpquu, Roruo and Klamath sections. The followiug is tho itinerary for tho Rogue River valley, Itinerary o Trip Arrivo Grants Tass, Sr-10 p.. m., April 20. Leave Grants Pass 11:30 a. m. (lnnch); arrive Gold Hill 12:10 p. m. Leave Gold Ilill 12:25 p. m.; ar rive Central Point 12:50 p. m. Lenvo Central Point 1:20 p. m.; arrive Mcdford 1:40 p. ni. Leave Mcdford 4:40 p. m.; arrive Phoenix 4:50 p. m. Leave Phoenix 5:00 p. m.; arrive Talent 5:10 p. m. Leave Talent 5:20 p. m.; arrivo Ashland 5:40 p. m. (dinner). Leave Ashland 11:00 p. m.; arrive Klamath Falls 7:00 a. m., April 27. Leave Hamath Falls 6:30 p. m. (dinner); arrive Roseliurg, 8:00 a. m. April 28. Tho following representative busi ness men have signed up for the trip: Who Are Coming A. H. Avcrill, president A. H. Av erill Machinery company. A. F. Bickford, vice-president Hn zelwood Cream company. C. D. Brunn, president Blake-AIc-Fall company. H. S. Butterfield, Butterfield Bros. F. E. Beach, president Pioneer Paint company. J. S. Ball, secretary Kilham Sta tionery & Printing Co. John Clark, president John Clark Saddlery company. H. C Campbell, treasurer Pacific Bridge Co. Samuel Connell, president Ameri can Bank & Trust Co. H. J. Cress, Timms, Cress & Co. Dr. C. W. Cornelius, proprietor the Cornelius hotel. W. E. Coman, A. G. F. A., E. P, Co. and O. R. & N. A. H. Eilers, secretary-treasurer Eilers piano house. George W. Evans, manager Buf falo-Pitts company. Edward Ehrman, president Mason, Ehrman & Co. H. J. Frank, president Blumauer Frank Drug company. L N. Fleischner, Fleischner, Mayer & Co. J. C. Good, secretary Union Meat company. F. D. Gibbs, secretary-treasurer Tull & Gibbs. Mark Gill, secretary J. K. Gill com pany. W. J. Henderson, credit manager Clossct & Devers. E. B. Holmes, Holmes & Menefee. George W. Hoyt, cashier Merch ants' National bank. Ralph M. Hoyt, persident Portland Rose Festival associatipn, W. J. Hoffmann, advertising" man ager The Oregonian. A. O. Jones, assistant cashier First National bank. Samuel C. Korr, president Wad bums & Kerr Bros. George W. Kleiser, Foster & Eleisor. Julius Louisson, manager M. A. Gunst & Co. D. O. Lively, general agent Port land union stockyards. George Lawrence, Jr., secretary the Georgo Lawrence company. Milton Markowitz, president Bush ong & Co. U. W. Mitchell, Mitchell, Lewis & Siaver Co. Phil Metschan, Sr., proprietor Im perial hotel. Robert G. McPherson, vice-president W. G. McPherson company. William McMurray, G. P. A., S. P. Co. and O. R. & N. F. McKerchor, secretary Equitable Savings & Loau association. E. B. Piper, managing editor The Oregonian. R. R. Poppleton, vice-president ' Pacific Eloctrio Engineering com pany. Tom Richardson, manager Port land Commercial club. J. R. Robers, printing. J. P. Rasmusson, Rasmussen & Co. G. Ruegor, assistant manager Pn cifio Hardwaro & Steel Co. John M. Scott, A. G. P. A., S. P. Co. and O. R. & N. Juy Smith, manager Marshall Wells Hardwaro company. Dr. Andrew C. Smith, presidqnt Hibemia Savings bank. II. S. Tuthill, manager Oregon Cas ket Co. II. O, Tenny, manager Parliu & Orendorff Northwest Plow company, George M. Trowbridge, managing L DAVE BEST PAVING Progressive Qlty Sends Officials to Study Hard Surface 'Streets in Portland and Determine What is Best for Them. ' PORTLAND, April 10. Mayor K. N. Snell and Councihncn W. F. Loo mis, William Myer nnd J. C. Barnard of Ashland, Or., are in Portland in specting the different kinds of pav ing material used in the city. Plans of the Ashland solous contemplate tho paving of about four miles of streets of that city this year, and tho officials are anxious to select the best on tho market. "Ashland is growing rapidly," said Mayor Snell. "We are making it a home town nnd a tourist town nnd a health resort. Many wealthy peo ple are going to Ashlnnd to live, and a number are buildiug fine homes. Property is risinc in value and many divisions are beiinr subdivided. Our water supply comes direct from the melted snow, as does Portland's and I do not believe there is n better climate in the world. Most encour aging to us is the fact that many residents of Southern California are going to Ashlnnd to live, preferring the climate. "The school census shows that the population of Ashland hns increased to 6800 and wo believe the federal census will show it is about 7000. New residents are arriving and farm land never sold more rapidly." Mayor Snell was recently victori ous in a recall election. In the recall election he hnd a larger plurality than when originally elected. NOTICE. There Is now money In tho treas ury to redeem Phoenix town warrants 1, 3, 4 and 5, and from this date the same ceasesto bear Interest. A. HEARS. Phoenix, Or. 23 NOTICE TO FAIttffiRS. The Southern Dairy Co. are now Id a position to pay the highest market price tor sweet milk and crocm In any quantities the year around. 32 .South Central uvenuo, Medford. 24 editor Journal. T. S. Townsend, manager T. S. Townsend Creamery company. . J. W. Vogan, president Modem Confectioner company. Dr. J. R. Wetherbee, chairman Portland Civic Improvement league. E. C. Wnrd, assistnnt sales man ager Marshall-Wells Hardware Co. F. S. West, manager Goodyear Rubber Co. Herman Wittenberg, vice-president Pacific Coast Biscuit Co. L. J. Wcntworth, vice-president and general manager Portland Lum ber Co. C. E. West, manager W. P. Fuller & Co. D. R. Young, secretary Portland Cordage Co. C. K. Zilly, vice-president Irwin- Hodson Co. Dom J. Znn, president Zan Bros. Canton RESTAURANT SAM LOCK, Prop. The former famous chef at the Nash Grill, Mr. Sam Lock, has opened a first-class restaurant above Kennedy's saloon, No. 33 South Front street. Entrance at both sides. Only first-class meals served, and just the name of the proprietor is the best guarantee. OPEN EVERY DAY AND NIGHT. NOODLES, CHOP SUEY. This is the only place whero will be served chop suey and China nood les. Come and seo me and you and I aro both sure you will come back. Remember, I am willing and I preach what I promise. Yours truly, SAM LOCK. MITCHELL h BOECK WAGON MAKERS Wo make a specialty of rubber tiro work and or chard harrows and spray tanks, call at Merriman'fl Shop Riverside Avenue Is) ) Vwm, 'Illy Htijl IF you'll notice, the various illustrations of Kabo Cotsct styles, you'll realize why Kabo Corsets tire rec ognized as the leaders in bringing out the latest things. Correct in form, they arc also the most com fortable and durable, corsets made. Wc jive you the broadest sort ot guarantee of satis faction and protect your dealer in carrying it out. Ask to see our Kabo Maternity Supporter; and if you arc stout you'll be interested in the Kabo Form Reducing Corset ; it reduces the figure to graceful lines without uncomfortable binding. This Style $2.50 ONE reason for many women failing to appear stylish lies in the corsets they wear. No woman wearing a Kabo Corset can fail to make a good appearance if her gowns are properly fitted. A Kabo Cor set will work won ders in correcting .the defects of a poor figure. Kabo Maternity Supporters give health a,nd comfort to women who await the Stork. All goods abso lutely guaranteed. $2.00 THE most stylish line of corsets is the Ka bo. There is not a new, up-to-date fashion in Parisian gowns that hasn't a coun terpart in a Kabo Corset. These corsets are mare ac cording to advance infor mation received direct from the source of fash ions m Paris. Ask td see our Kabo Ma ternity Supporter; and if you arc stout you will be interested in the Kabo Form Reducing Corset; it reduces the figure to graceful lines without un comfortable binding. Styles similar to this for $3.00 and $3.50 ,,VK7'OMEN are often surpris- tt ed to iind that 1 their ficrure is so different, so much better, when they put on a Ka- C bo Corset. It is always notice-' able to others. Kabo Maternity Supporters are a great blessing to women who expect the Stork. All Kabo goods are protect ed by the most liberal guaran tee. This Style only $1.00 s Exclusive Agency For, KABO CORSET Extensive Stock to be Handled We have just received a large shipment of these justly eolebrated Corsets. It will please our friends and patrons to know that a complete slock of the best stvles will alwnvs be found in stock. More Kabo Corsets are sold in the United States than anv other brand made. A trial will make you a regular customer. We invito you to come and see the new Kabo Models and incidentally to look over the goods wc carry in other linos. You'll bo pleased with the qual ity and price of everything. If espect fully, 1 1 UTCUTSON & LUMSDEN. When You Buy It of This Store we will guarantee it to be the best in the market for the price HUTCHISON LUMSDEN The old settlers are still trading here and the new ones are getting the ha- bit. YOU may bo sure of beinfi up to the last minute if you wear a Kabo Corsot. Besides being tho most dura ble and comfortable corset, a Ka bo has the popular advantage of leading in Parisian styles; always comfortable and you are easy "in tho knowledge that there are no brass eyelets to rust and the steels are guaranteed against breakage. This Style $1.50 CernUtit 1000. Kitw C.t Ca. TN CORSETS, the questions of stylo, comfort and durability have been solved better by tho Kabo Corsets than by any other. It's hard to say in which of these things Kabos are best; but you are safe in all of them when you buy a Kabo Corset. No innttur what your figure in, there's n Knlm model that will improve your appearance. Guaranteed not to niHt nor break. Stout women fdmuld wear n Knho I'onn-Ileducing Cornet ; ndjimted quickly after it in on; comfortable; nnd they really reduco tho figure. Kabo Maternity Supporters nro tlui greatest blessing for mothera-to-be. Ask your denlor. This Style for $1.50 N Lfpif 01 I ill YOU'LL find .such an endless variety of corset modclt in the Kabo line that your requirements will be met without annoyance or trouble of any kind. In the matter of style Kabo Corsets are first in the field with the new est things; absolutely correct because made under instructions received direct' from Paris. We guarantee you com plete satisfaction. No matter what mcxlol Kalxi you buy, you may return it and get satisfaction !( It isn't just what you want. Wc protect tho denier, bo you should insist on ex changing till you get what you want. Stout women should wcara Knho Form Reducing Cornet; those ex pecting the Stork should we'- a Kabo paternity Supporter. $lo25