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THE GREAT CROWDS
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That Attended The Friday Special, at
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BANKRUPT SALE
Is an Index of the Appreciation of the Bargains Offered.
Many More Special Bargains for Saturday
There will be so Many Bargains in the store Saturday that space forbids enumeration
Just Come Tomorrow and See For Yourself
You are Always Welcome Here Whether You Buy or Not
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W5r C F. HURLBURT & Co.
Near the Post
Office
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MUST OPPOSE
L
COOLIE
ABOR
Union Labor Party in California to
Vote Against All Candidates Not
Pledged Against Asiatic Immigra
tion and Land Ownership.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cnl., Aug. 12.
No political candidate in Culifor
jua may hope for n single vote from
the union labor party unless ho
pledges himself publicly to fight for
anti-Asiatic immigration and anti
land ownership by Asiatics. Mem
bers of the Asiatic exclusion league,
a branch of the union lobor party,
are now at work on announced and
prospective candidates to hue tJnm
up for u renewal of the fight at tin!
next session of the California as
sembly to make more rigid tun ex
clusion of Asiatics.
Union labor in California is deter
mined to push the exclusion fighi
larder this year than ever and net
to submit to a checkmnto by the fed
eral authorites, as was the cause two
years ago, when Colonel Roosevelt,
then president, took a hand in tlio ag
itation and succeeded in putting a
stop to the drastic legislation that
was proposed.
'Plln AVtlneinti Innrritn tc iiiitniit-rwl
over the report of John D. Mac
Kenzic, state labor commihioner,
which makes it appear that Japanese
and other oriental labor is necessnry I
for the proper development of Cnl-'
ifornia's recources. The., league'
charges MnnKpuzin with . nmnlnviiio I
Japanese to secure muyliyof the data
in his report which wjJJ bo presented
to the legislature, during the winter
sssiou, The report it is charged,
in the interest of the railroads
which nro employing a large number
of cheap laborers. It is practically
certain that thoro will bo a revival
of the diplomatic war with Japan.
Butlenders declare that such talk
-will not hnvo nny deterring effect
this time.
RIGKARD SUITS
FIGHTING GAME
Promoter of Reno Farce Through
With Ring Forever Going Into
Coal Mining at Coos Bay Jeff
Also Out of Squared Circle.
SAN FRANCISCO Aug. 12. Tex
RIckard, mining roan and erstwhile
promoter of the Jeffries-Johnson
fight at Reno, is through with the
fight game forever. Ho ivcs no rea
son for and weeps no tears over his
decision. Rickard intimates that
there Is no more money in it, and
that the coal mining buo.'ness near
Coos Bay, Oregon, offers hotter op
portunities for making money. Rick
ard states that he has an option on
soveral hundred acres of valuable
coal land In southwestern Oregon.
Ho will go thoro t onco.
RIckard also takes occasion to re
iterate the oft-heard assertion that
Jim Jeffries makes that he, too, is
qut of tho equrred circle.
"Jeffries has a stout bnnk roll,"
said Rickard today, "that will keep
him busy spending It. Ho Is out of
the game for good."
KEENE FAVORS
BALLINGER PLAN
ASHLAND STREET
PAVING BEGINS
i
Republican State Central Committee
man Named by Acting Governor as
Oregon Representative at National
Conservation Congress at St. Paul
Warren Construction Company Starts
Work in Earnest Teams and
i
i Grading Outfit Arrive Electricity
at Rock-Crushing Plant.
Dr. J. M. Keene, member of tho
republican state central committee
from Jackson county, has received an
appointment from Acting Governor
Jay Bowerman as delegate from Ore
gon to the national conservation con
gress to bo held at St. Paul Septem
ber 5.
Dr. Keeno's view on conservation
are well known. He opposes tho
withdrawal of lands that could bo
utilized by settlers as delaying the
development of tho state, and Is a
strong advocato of the Balllnger
brand of conservation as against that
of Plnchot.
Dr. Keono will probably attend the
congress. Mrs. Keeno will accom
pany him, and they will visit Yol
lowstono Park en route.
An effective want ad makes your
business plan effective.
It begins to look like business
along paving lines, says the Tidings.
Today 34 horse and mules havo ar
rived on tho xcone, preliminary to the
institution of actlvo operations in tho
way of grading, while tho full equip
ment of wngons graders, scrapers,
etc., are expected" on every train.
W. M. Church will superintend the
woik hero for the Wnrren Construc
tion company, and Is nlready located
in offlco room 7 In tho Ashland Im
provement company's block next door
to commercial club headquarters. Ho
expects an nsulntant In tho way of a
tlmekeepor, stenographer and cashier
combined at an early date, when tho
official family will bo complete ready
to take up tiio big work boforo thorn.
From tho fact that City Engineer
Dann and assistants are driving pre
liminary stakes out In tho Boulevard
section, it is guessed that this par-
J tlcular locality will witness tho uo
, ginning of bltullthlc improvements
, this season.
Tho construction people nro going
to utilize electricity for power at the
rock crushing plant, and Uiobo prom
ises nro now bolng overhauled with
a view of increasing tho capacity In
order that thoro may bo no delay due
to lack of material.
Tho scopo of territory to bo paved
embraces several miles In extont, at
an approximate cost of fl -1 0,000, nnd
It seouiB a lollof, aftor veoks of de
lay, to bo assured that something will
be doing nt an enrly day.
Standing of the Teams.
Won. Lost. Pet.
San Francisco . . 71 (10 .." 1 1
Portland (14 .m MH
Oakland 71 (il ..).I7
Vernon (1(1 IKI ,.-12
Los Angeles 115 (I!) .Ml)
S.'iormm'uto 48 78 ..'181
DOUGHNUT DESIGNERS
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NEVER MADE A BETTER
ARTICLE THAN RARDON'S
BAKERY. THEY ARE
FRESH DAILY AND WILL
DOUBLE YOUR BREAK
FAST ENJOYMENT.
iai
EMBROIDERY SALE
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NOTICE.
The ladies of tho W. C. T. U. held
ihcln regular mooting Thursday aft
ernoon In tho Baptist church,
Hasklns for Health.
I
SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAY
VALUE FROM 15 to 25c A YARD TO GO AT Q '
THIS SALE AT CHOICE ........ OC
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inauv of which match: not n vtivd that is not worth 15n nn1 from tlmf n Ofi vnvl .ill fr m in fiiia r a
sale at, choice, per yard , OC
MANY OTHER BARGAINS MAY BE SEEN AT THIS STORE.
Attention, A. F. & A. M.
There will ho work in tho third do-,
grcc Friday evening, J
GET YOUK WINTKIl
WOOD
While it is cheap. Phono 1341.
Ef R. TEDRICK,
Comer 11th and Laurel streets. Yard
at 417 South Onkdnlo Avnntin.
I
Wanted
WITH A
GRAFLEX
yon can tnko simp shots in the
house, in (ho hIiuiIu, on cloudy dityn,
1-1000 of 1 second exposure. You
cum sea (he full-riizo picture riglit
sido up ut instant of exposure. We
will ileinoiiHtrato.
Medford
Book Store
Successor to
Van DyKe's
GRAYS
Main Street
Near Central
HmyKJJsmSmm
Health
Never Falls to Restore
Gray Hair to Its Natural
Color and Beauty.
No matter how long It has been gray
oraded. Proinotca uluxurlnntfrrowth,
of healthy hair. Stops Hh falling out,
and positively removes Dau
drull. Keeps hair oft and glossy.
Will not Bell akin or linen. Will not
Injure your hair. Is not a dye.
$1 and SOc. bottles, at druggists.
ly mull fl or 60o. Hen d 2c (orlraa book,'Tlin Caro
cf tht Hair ami Hkln." l'hllo Hay Hiwc. Co.,
Newark, N.J, .U.B.A., and Toronto.Ont., Canada
Bay's SkiaheallH Ointment cures
Vca-ma. rcllores pain, bruUcH, Lurn, bltM,
chapiwd bind, dialing, sunburn, prickly heat.
25c, at drujnrUU. tinart Uc tut namplo tube.
Woman vuoU, .fill).
'J lio.v iiiakeiH.
2 HkiniHTrt.
i l'J hridu eiirpuuterH,
i (1 luiiihet jnckH. J
I'hiekeu or hog ranch.
Itiggurri.
Lady clerk.
Kawmill men.
(lirl for general houru work.
10 laborers.
Loggorri.
10,000 ikti's or more Hlii!iingc.
FOR SALE.
I rrrigated tract, 11 uiilcK out, $'20 0
per acre,
Lot on paved Htreot, etiHy toniiH.
, 1 acre fruit, 4 -room houuo, ehcnp
for uiek Halo.
11 fino lotH, WoHttuoroland, your own
i terniH.
100 iioicH, f inileH out, $'270,
100 aoroH, 4 miloH out, $00 pur acre.
Sawmill and timber.
'JO iicii'h Newtotvn and Spitr. ap
ples, Kiil'Ic! l'oiut, $l'J.r) per a era.
Weutmorelaud lotn, .f'JdO; $10 down.
nuuiuoHH, notH $4000 yearly.
1 brood mare, cheap.
.'100 Imixoh (IruveiiHteiu apples.
lot) ucres, $700.
lituicli counter.
Swell camping outfit,
10 aorcH, $1000, V milo Phoenix.
2 uurou, near city liinitn, wuhI. ,
'J neroN, uoith, under ditch.
0 ncroH, hearing fruit, clone to lim
it e, $8000.
.1 lotrt mid 4.rooin liou?,o, $2000,
120 cores and improvcmentH, $275,
Cream Si'parntor, elioap.
80 ncrey. iucomo $2500, tool and.
teamu, $(l.r)00.
Hoarding Iiouho, hdiip price.
For Trade.
.' uutoinnbilcH for lotfl.
20 auroH, 12 in fruit, for city lots..
2 ranchoH for city proporty.
4-ycar-old horHO, fino drivor, ior
young ranch liorno.
RoliiHiuishmcnts.
Two HlO-neni trnolH fino fruit laud,
can irrigate, $200 ouch.
E. F. A. BITTNER
Room 207 Tavlor & Philips Old.
Phono 4141 Main
Pitlnburg wnulH to got rid of its
Hiuoko iiuiminoo. What, and that
Hiuoko uuiHniice itn bent udvertining
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