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Newsy Notes from Rogue River Valley Towns
MRS. ED ANDREWS,
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Tuesday evening, September 20,
Reverend McICco and Itcvcrond
Holmes of Mcdford- came out and
entertained qulto an audience at
the echbolhouso. Mr. Holmes talked
on liquor topics and Mr. MeKee sang
several songs that took tho house.
(Saturday Mr. Deumcr moved his
family to tho ranch and has taken
'the position of foreman for Mr. Con
nor. Mlsa Dorthn. Hartxel of Mcdford
spent a few days last week visiting at
tho Yydiards. A party was given
in honor of Miss Hartzel. Quito a
number of young pcoplo wore pres
ent and report having a fine tlrao.
Arthur Iear8 came .down from
Portland for a few days and expects
to go to Crater Lake before return
ing. Sunday Rev. and Mrs. Holmes and
Mr. and Mrx Tuttlo of Medford
came out In Mr. Tuttle'e auto. Mr.
Holmes preached In tho now school
house and Mrs. Holmes san. The
audience was so large it taxed the
seating capacity. Quito a number
were present from Agate.
Mr. Holmes will hold sorvlces hero
aagln In two weeks.
Miss Susie Lydlard, who has been
upending her vacation with her par
ents hero, will start for Minneapolis
Monday to teach domestic sclenco In
one of tho schools there, which posi
tion she has hold for somo time.
Saturday evening, Sctpomber 24,
a numbc of young people gave Verno
Plndleton a pleasant surprise, tho
occasion bolng his 22nd birthday. All
tcport having had a glorious time.
E. O. Blssell is employed at tho
Mears place building an addition to
their dwelling house, and also ex
pects to build a barn for them soon.
Messrs. Paxon and Palmer of Cen
tral Point woro callers In Table Rock
Sunday.
Miss LUlto Duggan was out from
Medford and spent Sunday, with
Table Rock, friends.
Col. Washburn has a crew picking
apples, and will put more pickers on
soon. Mr. Washburn has ono of tho
finest crops is tho valley and the
way the.trecs are loaded is something
rarely seen.
KAISER DRIVES
CHORUS AWAY
BERLIN, Sept. 27. "I don't want
to see any mora flamingo legs !"
This extraordinary, outburst of tho
kaiser's indignation at the ballet has
given rise to considerable excitement
among the fair ballet dancers of the
capital.
The firm belief of the kaiser in the
Divine rights of kings and his seri
ous conviction of tho infallibility of
monurchs have led to a series of
fundamental revolutions in politic-:,
art and science since his accession
to' the throne.. Tho, stage, a domain
in which the imperial views regard
ing the pedagogical influence of the
, theater can well be demonstrated,
has not escaped unscathed. The
simple, stirring plays of bygone ages
have been supplanted by gorgeous
Byzantine displays in which the
whole -wealth, pomp and splendor of
former imperial ages dazzle and be
wilder the. spectators as well as
jades their senses.
The ballet, too, held in such great
esteem by William tho First, has
been transformed and remodelled to
suit tho kaiser's taste. In olden days
the bnllet was considered one of the
most important parts of court the
ater performances, and nothing de
lighted .aged Wilhelm the First more
than to feast his eyes on the grace
ful' and supple movements of his
sh'ort-Bkirted favorites, Mesdnmcs
Barberina and Pepitn. The Empress
Augusta, it is well known, objected
to "the ballet as prejudicial to the
morals of the German public. Never
theless, tho sturdy old kaiser was
not to be daunted, and the art that
whiled away the weary hours of Car
dinal Richelieu and Maria do Medici
remained the point do resistance at
"the Berlin Royal opera house.
All this has been changed. "I don't
"want to see any more flamingo legs,"
was the kaiser's recent remark to the
-court manager of royal plays, and
forthwith tho nimble, pink-colored
tights of the members of the corps
de ballot were enveloped in long,
clinging garments. Free, unfettered
movements have given way to slow,
expressionless actions, and a reign
of -inexpressible) dullness has set in
for tho merry little dancers who used
to bo the lifo of tho royal theaters.
Tho kaiser was influenced in this
decision by tho present empress, who
doubted tho advisability of display
ing such female charms in tho pres-
enco of hor grown-up eons, who in
' Jberit with their Ilohenzollern bloood
all its vigorous tendencies. The
death nentonco of tho old ballot was
v spoken, and sinco then tho noble
tcrpsicliorean art, with its gauzo and
glitter, its abandon and grace, linn
ceased to exist in Berlin.
500 WEST POINT BOYS
IN TROUBLE WITH PROF.
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WEST POINT, N. Y., Sept. 20.
Five hundred cadets nt West Point
Military academy, who havo been
held in confinement since Saturday
on charges of insubordination and
disrespect to a superior officer were
relonsod today and until tho charges
'havo been investigated by a hoard of
inquiry,
The men woro placod in barracks
for "silenoing" .Captain Longam, iu
.siriiator of mathematics. The cadols
will not he permitted to leave the
Modern Hair Hresslng
has played havoc with tho tresses of
tho fair sox, and druggists every
where comment on tho fact that
they aro selling largo Quantities of
sago for making the old-fashioned
"sage tea," such as was used by our
grandmothers for promoting the
growth of their hair and restoring its
natural color. Tho demand for this
well-known herb for this purpose has
been so great that one manufacturer
has taken advantago of tho fact, and
has placed on tho market an ideal
"sago tea," containing sulphur, a
valuable remedw for dandruff and
scalp rashes and Irritations. This pre
paration, which Is called Wyeth's
Sago and Sulphur, is sold by aU lead
ing druggists for 50 cents and SI
a bottle, or will be sent direct by the
Wyeth Chomlcal company, 74 Cort
land street. New York ICty, upon re
ceipt of price. Leon B Hasklns, Med
ford, Ore. ,
Miss Katlo Foley spout Sunday
as tho guest of Mrs. Lewis.
J. tt. Russell and famlty of Roao
burg, Oro., havo becomo residents of
this place.
Mrs, Mae Reynolds of Portland,
who is vlsltiug relatives and friends
here, spent Sunday ns tho guost of
Ama Iligtnbotham.
Wo nre sorry to say that Jim Rob
bins Is not much Improved at tho
presont. v
Mrs. V. Stickles left on Sunday for
Applegnto to spend a few days with
her husband, who Is working there.
Mrs. Arthur Stevens has returned
homo from Los Angoles, Cnl., whoro
she has spent tho summon Sho re
ports n ino3t delightful trip.
George Hlglnbotham and wife of
Tolo spent Sunday on Knnos Crook.
Rov. George Householder of Rose
burg Is nt present tho gucBt of his
brother, Iko Honscholtlor, of this
place."
Kanes Crook wns well represented
Saturday In Medford at lluffiilo
Dill's show, as nearly ovoryouo wont
that day.
Will Lewis tins just finished
painting his dwolllng house and
outhouse, which chaugoa tho ap
pearanco of things greatly.
William Russell and wlfo of tho
soldiers' home at Rosuburg, who
spont the week of tho reunion nt
Gold Hill, havo returned homo.
Mrs. John Urown Is spending the
week with her daughtor, Mrs. Chas.
Stanley.
MEDFORD THEATRE
Wednesday, September 28th.
LA FOLLETTE PUTS OFF
DATE OF OPERATION
MADISON, Wis. Sept. 27. Scn-
ator Robert M. La Follctte today in
definitely postponed his contemplot-
ed surgical operation at Rochester,
Minn., because of the improved con
dition of his health.
It is probable that no operation
will be undergone until nfter the ap
proaching election. Tho senator is
suffering with bladder trouble.
You can sell to two people where
you now sell to ono It you doublo
the force of your advertising.
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Seats on sale Monday, September 26.
12. Ulbba returned from Inuulon
last Thursday.
Mrs. George McGlnln returned
from a visit to luir father at Myrtlo
Crook Saturday.
Jninos McDonald of North Tulont
was in Medford Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. 12. O. Routto of Ash
land spont Sunday with Mrs. Renso's
pnronts' In North Talent,
W. H. Roylco of Klnmnth Falls
was buying vegetables In North Tal
out last Sunday.
Mrs. Lllllo Dlnckwood of Phoenix
was up In Not tU Tnlont Sunday.
Mrn. Dr. Mnlmgron wad nt tho
homo of Mr. and Mrs. James Allon
Irst Sunday ovonlng.
B. G. Cray and fnmtly loft Phoe
nix for tho oaat In'nt Friday.
Mr. and Mm, Hurry Lynch of
Wagoner Crook spont Sunday In
Phoonlx.
"Mr ,nhTl"ifro7,"li A. Drake of
North Phoonlx woro guoatu nt Mr.
ind Mrs. O. Carey's Sunday.
Sunday ovunlng Dr. Swodnnhurg
of Ashland wao called to tho homo
nt Mr. and Mm. Jniues Allen, whoro
ho met Dr. Mnlmgron of Phooulx to
hold n consultation on tho case of
Miss Clara Alton, when It was do
tormlnod that an Inward abeesa wa
tho troublo, and Mtss Alton was
takon to tho hospital at Auhtnnd,
whoro an operation will bo por
formed on Monday morning, as a
Inst resort o'f saving tho young
ladyV life. ,
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BULBS
KxrlimlYO Agency for Portland
Hoed Oo.
Medford Greenhouee
Phone 0741
For Sale
Pine home ranch in Orchard
Home, half mile from two paved
streets of Medford, consisting of
84 acres in mostly full bearing commercial fruit, first
class; nearly all new buildings; 200 head of joultry.
Team and tools go with the place if desired. If inter
ested come out and see my big turkeys, and prize
winner, Spitzenburgs growing on the trees. No com
mission to agent.
ROBT. DTJTTON, MEDFORD, ORE.
Notice of Flint Mooting of Cirdltora.
Ill tho district court of tho United
States for tho district of Oregon.
In tho matter of- W. M. Ilodson, a
bankrupt, in bankruptcy.
To tho creditors of W. M. Hodson,
of Medford, 'Jackson county, In tho
district aforesaid, a bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given Mint on tho
22nd day of Septombor, 1910, tho
said W. M. Hodson wns duly adjudi
cated bankrupt, and that tho first
mooting of his crodltors will bo hold
nt tho oftlco of tho undersigned In
Medford, Oregon, on tho 7th day of
Octobor, 1310, at 2 o'clock In tho
afternoon of said day, nt which tlmo
tho said crodltors may attend, prove
tholr claims, appoint a trusteo, ex
amino tho bankrupt, ordor tho ralo of
tho proporty of tho bankrupt nud
transact such other bualncss as may
properly como boforo said mooting.
HOLUROOK WITHINOTON,
Rofc.vK) In Bankruptcy.
Septombor 2G, 1010.
GUARANTEED LIQUOR CURE
Drunkenness is a progorsalvo dls
caso; tho modorato drlnkcd Is not
satisfied with two or thrco drinks a
day, tho craving for moro and mora
becomes irrcslstlblo as tho dlaoaso ad
vances; tho result Is Chronic Alcohlo
ism. Tho troatment used successfully by
thousands light In tholr own homos
Is Orrino. It is sold under a post
tlvo gunrantco to effect & euro or
your mono rotundod.
Orrino No.. 1 Is a secret remedy;
Orrino No. 2 Is for thoso who aro
willing to take tho romody. Elthor
form coats fl. Wrlto for froo book
lot "How to Curo Drunkenness." The
Orrino Co. C32 Orrino Dulloing,
Washington, D. C. Sold In this city
Southern
Dairy Co.
Wholesale and Retail Doal-
THE MERRIVOLD
FOUNTAIN PEN
$1.00
Every pon is guaranteed
to give satisfaction.
Como and examine this
fine pen. Every school
child should own ono.
We also carry
CONKLIN'S
SELF-FILLING
PENS
TJurablc and satisfac
tory. THE
MERR.IVOLD
SHOP
134 West Main Street
crs in
Ice Cream
Milk, Cream, Butter and
i Buttermilk. If you have
! any sweet or sour cream for
j sale, call on us at 32 S. Con
tralor phono.
MILK ROUTE IN
CONNECTION
Store Phone Main 881.
Ranch Phone Farmers 7183.
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Hasklns for Health.
A storo fcbould bo advertised as
regularly as It ia oponed for business.
A morchant who wouldn't douo up
for a while now and then "to savo
running exponBoa" shouldn't stop ad
vertising now and then to "savo expense."
Miss Gcraldlno Thciss will
appear in sonrj solos, on the
society vaudeville program at
the opera house next Friday
evening, September 30. Miss
Thelss studied for somo time
with Professor Gcnss, well
known as an Instructor and
musician, at San Francisco,
and has a mozjo-soprano
voice of unusual range and
attractiveness. On Friday
evening she will make her
first appearance in Medford
as a vocal soloist.
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PORTLAND. ORCQOH
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KltiulrarMlnlVllr. lllti tMx.nl n.CrMn.
nrr(wtukllrcimrra-l'lnchli'it4,iitrll
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A.Uii . Hit. Jtorm luiiaunm. v. H. U, T.
Uouranu UxirsuiT. jmhtiuhu, Obiumim.
U.S. HOTEL
IIUTTK PALLS, Or.
Ro.oponod r.d will cater to tho
public. Auto and huatlng party din
ners a specialty. Patronaeo rospoct
fully solicited.
Mil. AND MHR. A. DUPIIAY,
Prop, mid Mfrr. ItoipccUvoljr.
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