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ASHLANi EXHIBIT
GOES WEDNESDAY
Packers Have Been Paid By the Day
and Arc All Experts Ashland
Plans to Do Much Advertising in
Connection With the Car.
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Word has been received that the
Ucltns entry from Ashlnnd has been
aqcepted and assured of a Rood posi
tion nmonc the sweepstake carload
exhibits, says the Tidings. In addi
tion to the banner placed above the
exhibit, thero will be postal cards
and other features of advertising
used in connection with this dcsjjjny.
Scheduled as No. 8 in tho premium
list is a first prize for the best enr
load of Yellow Nowtowns. This calls
for $250 in cash, together with a na
tional apple show, gold medal bnnner;
tho second prizo being .$100 ensh and
silver medal banner. These arc
merely mentioned i:. order to emphn
sizo the possibility of thus conununity
winning not only the sweepstnke but
also tho first prizo on an exclusive
Newtown displny.
It is planned to ship tho Ashnland
car Wednesday of this week, so as to
have it on hand promptly and avoid
tho danger of delay.
Tho car from tliis vicinity will be
of Yellow Newtowns, exclusively and
it will bo entered ns coming from the
"Ashlnnd districts the Kogno river
valley," circumstance which should
settle tho question of its being
siM"i2o Ashlnnd exhibit. Further
more, a streamer 80 feet long and
tieo feet ido will bo lettered to this
effect and placed over tho exhibit in
order that "ho who runs may read,"
and ho well posted as to where the
apples enmo from.
The packers engaged in sorting
up this carload from tho Helms or
chard have been W. E. Piorson and
Mrs. Nollio Piorson, Frank Patter
son, Harry Pellett and Mr. Terrell,
and theso experts have been paid bv
the day instend of by, tho box, as this
plan was decided upon ns flio best
to secure satisfactory results.
Tho packing is of n uniform stylo
throughout, but ith threo classifica
tions 108. 112 and 120 specimens
to tho box. Tho top row is not
wrapped this year, thus allowing
ovcry box ensily nvailablo for exhi
bition purposes. A spccinl arrange
ment of boxing, however, permits the
fruit to bo surounded with pnrcr
lining, also a layer of cotton between
cover and apples -prevents bruising.
EEELIN6 STRONG
FOR WEST, SMITH
Northern Douglas County, Normally
Republican, Promises to Go Demo
cratic In the Coming Election G.
0. P. Majority Will Disappear.
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AT THE HOTELS.
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At the Moore. S. M. Crok. W.
W. Scbroeder, Portland; S. Bather
arid wife, Cedar Rapids; eo. Misehi,
, Redwood. Ore.; Geo. Snib -. "Port
land; T. K. Plate, Sa;i Fruw-isoo-II.
K. Burke, Kansas .'ity; W. B.
Nordheim, Snn Frnneisto; John lir.n
ish, Union; II. M. Rusejl, .'. N
Brndshaw, Med ford; Mr. and "Sin.
nJckson, Miss West, Miss White,
Oaklnnd; Viiby Gabriel, Eagle Point;
M. Rose, Portlnnd; P. J. Kokc. Los
AnnnlM! .T. 'P. Kiinimoll. R. W. Alo-
Leod", S. II. Mnce, K. C. Eekmnn, J. I
W. Nelson, S. C. Holmes, W. C. Uuu
dig, B. J. Kelleher, Chns. Hcrringer,
R. A. McDonald, Win. Barry, John
Ostran, J. M. Abbott, Portland; W.
II. Loekemnn, Gnut; John Banibh,
Union; E. II. Rosdin, Ashlnnd; II. S.
Woolley, E. D. York, San Francisco;
W. C. McMullin and wife, Agust
Hayes, Zelda Manor, Mrs. Phillips,
Mrs. Jones, Portland; Frank Wood
ruff, Cottage; W. C. Rusi, Klamath
Falls; W. E. Arnold, Seattle
W. C. Perkins,, city; W. B. Arn
old, Seattlo; Mrs. Cogglns, San Fran
cisco; W. A. Lllloy, Portland; John
Marpolt, Hlnsdalo; A. C. Smith, San
Frnnclsco; Georgo J. Altkcns, San
Francisco; II. D. Esaon, Portland;
George Gago, Portland; A. T. Wlth
mor. San Francisco; W. Harrison,
Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Pelouze, Ea
gle Point; N. A. Daren, Berkeley;
L. J. Schermmol, A. DeForest. St.
raullt. J. Chllders, city; H. John
son, Montana.
At tho Nash. Jas. R. Kelly, Oak
land; M. Lundburger, Crookston; A.
Kline, Salem; Earl Gatrick, Port
land; R. L. Freund, McCloud; II. M.
Russell. Boston; II. T. Findlny, F. K.
PlnJp. Snn Francisco: II. A. Bnrke,
Kansas City; Dr. R. II. Sheppard,
Redding; W. K. Mitchell, w. a. Ja
cobs, San Francisco; B. Litching,
C. L. Kerborger, New oYrk; L. A.
Newton. Portland; B. F. Wjildo, Ta
ooma; Mrs. E. Ford, Ashlund; N. A.
- Darch. Berkeley; A. II. Grangerj',
Portlnnd; E. P. York. Snn Francisco;
O. I. Finneau. Spn Francisco; R. L.
Fmwk. Now York; W. C. Ruse, Klam
ath Falls; Philip, Saynos Shocton;
P P. Blood, Willows; Alex Ander
son, C. D. Morgan, Fort Klamath.
Frank J. Miller. Albany; H. J.
Flits. Grand Rapids; Earl Amurd.
San Francisco; W. W. Powell. Taco
ma; E. M. McKoarn. Sacrainentos
W. R. McWendry. New York; C. M.
Elkhart. Portland1 H. C. Loeb, Now
vnrk: H. W. Daldwln. Klamath Falls
John Dlakoley, W. K. Merrill. Port
land; H. H. Penn. Eagle Point; F. E.
AVtvonn, Roseburg: R- L. Terrall.
McCloud; M. Jawortz. Spokane: J.
C Curran. No York; W. C Haw
It Salem: V J Jackson. Alexan
jt Dumas, Pickai
OAKLAND, Ore., Nov. 2 -Senti-1
ment for West nnd Smith is leryj
strong in this section. A cur.- .
spondent of tho Journal has inloi-
viewed n largo number of farmers
and business men rosldlng in tho Cal-
apoola, Oakland, Sutherlln and adja
cent precincts, and the expressions
from these people Indicate that West
for governor nnd Smith for congress
will receive a good majority of tho
votes cast for theso offices in this
section; In fact, nt presont It looks
very much llko tho normal 400 re
publican majotity in Douglas county
will bo wiped out and most of tho
democratic candidates elected. The
sentiment In favor of Reed for Joint
ropresontatlvo from Jackson and
Douglas counties, ngalnst Duchnnan,
tho assembly nominee, Is very strong,
nnd It Is freely predicted that tho lat
ter will bo dofeatod. J. K. Howard,
tho democratic nomlnoo for represen
tative from this county, has a good
chanco of election, and several dem
ocratic county officials will no doubt
bo elected.
WEST TO CONSIDER
TIE WORLD'S FAIR
The west will meet in Snn Fn-i-cisco
November 17, nnd have a cnlm
serious talk concerning tho problems
of tho Pacific slopo states, the pro
gress that mny bo inndo through co
operation, and tho nclnovements tho
next few yenrs mny witness. The
conference will Inst three days. It
hns been called by Governor J. M,
Gillett of Califomin.'and termed the
Pncific coast congress. Governors
of eight stntcs, yflicinls of those
states nnd of threo territories, in
cluding New Mexico, Hnwnii nnd
Alaska, mayors of nil important
towns within theso closely allied sec
tions, nnd prominent men from the
whole western country will bo present
when tho congress opens. It prom
ises to innugurnto n new and most
significant epoch in tho history of n
part of the United Stntcs that thus
far has not attracted particular con
sideration in the councils, of the na
tion. For threo days Snn Francisco will
make these sovoral hutirod promi
nent westerners her guests, nnd the
occasion will end in n mostcr ban
nuct,. nt tho conclusion of which a
speech or two will bo inntlo express
ing tho sense of the gathering. It
may bo decided to lot tho stntcs work
out thoir problems separately, ns ha
been done in tho past; perhaps the
congress will go on record ns the
father of n now western union n
solid west that, will work as one
when striving for benefits tho weM
beliove it should hnve.
At nny rate sovoral issues that
hnve been ngitnting the west for u
generation will bo fought out. The
nttitude of tho Pacific coast states
of Idaho, Colorado, Arizona, New
Moxico, Washington, Novndu, Ore
gon, California. Hnwnii nnd Alaska
on nn American merchant murine,
n battleship fleet for tho Pacific, nnd
tho scope of the exposition Snn Fran
cisco nnd Snn Diego hope to give in
10if will bo determined upon. Those
are things for which n strong senti
ment hns been growing for some
time.
GLEN FABRICK BUYS
GAUNYAW 5-ACRE TRACT
Miss El!n M. Gnunynw hns sold
tho Gnunynw five-ncro tract on Wont
Second and Jackson streets to Glen
Fnrick, former proprietor of the
Medford Laundry, for SG000. Tho
only improvement upon tho plueo i
a smnll cottage. Tho property was
purchased six years ago by tho late
J. E. Gaunvnw, father of Miss Gnun
ynw, for $-100, nnd tho salo show
tho advance in vity property in the
intervening period.
Mr. Fahrick will pint and subdivide
the trnct into city lots, and will build
a residence for himself us well ns
houses to sell to other homoseekcra.J
Miss Gnunynw hns purahnsed the
Georgo Lindley projwrty on South
Holly streot nonr tho park, consisting
of n six-roomjjungjilow nnd lot, nnd
with her sister, Miss hmrau unun-
yuw, and brother, Ray Gaunynw, will
make her home there.
Shall Women Vote?
If they did. millions would vote
Dr. King's Now Life Pillu tho true
remedy ffir wdmen. For hnnshing
dull, fagged feelings, backache or
headache, constipation, dispelling
eolds, imparting nppetite und toning
Ltip the system, they're unequaled.
Easy, safe, sure. 25c nt Chas.
Strang's. ' . w
Aa to that used article you want I
sell: make the price attractive and
make tho ad explicit. That's all!
WHAT IS THE
Name
OF THE FINEST
Flour
If you nro n user of tho flour
that wo handle it won't take
you long to answer this ques
tion. If you don't usa tho flour
wo soil you haven't tried tho
best flour sold in this city.
Most bakers use a cheaper
four in their bnkory products
they con mnko more on their
bread. Wo arc suro that PURE
WHITE is the finest flour, for
i we hnve tried and found it to
bo beiN'r tlnu anything wo over
tried. Have you tried it?
WHAT IS THE
Brand
ON THE BEST
Coffee
Hundreds of homes right hero
in Medford would answer right
off tho reel. If you are a cus
tomer of this store you can an
swer, too. "Golden Onto" is
tho nnmo and you'll find that
wo nro not exaggerating when
wo clnim thnt it is tho best.
Wo think so hundreds of fam
ilies in this section of tho coun
try think so you will think so
if you try it. Let us send y6u
a pound next time you need
coffee.
GROCERIES?
Anything you want in tho
staple and fancy grocory line.
Allen &
Reagan
Phone Main 2711
Main and Central
ADVANCE SALE
Diaries
for
1911
Complete line.
"Prices Always Eight."
Medford
Book Store
GOME 2
3 Pines rnd get jorao of tho
RED SOIL
which gives tho rich color
2 FRUIT
5, 10 and 20-acro tracts from
$55 to 1125 per aoro.. If you
wIbIi employment while tho
treos and vegetables aro grow
ing, you can got It tfearby, at
3 Tinea, tho now lumber city.
HOWLANI)
Hooin 3, 123 R. Main St.
e Famous
imp with Diffused Light
always be used where several
, because It docs not strain the
lose sitting far from 2t.
tyo Lamp Is constructed to give
num diffused vhlte light. Every
t increases its light-giving value
included.
yo is a low-priced lamp. You may
j or even $20 for other lamps and get
unslvo container but you cannot get
ht than tho Rayo gives.
Vson's Rayo has new and strength'
cr. A strong, durable shade-holder
hade on firm and true. Easy to keep
s It is mado of solid brass, finished
a Rayo User, Always One.
f Otaltrt Btwyvhtrt, If not ttyturi, wrlti for iittrtrtivt
' tlnuhrtoiktiuartttestiKyolkt
Standard Oil Company
(Incorporated)
R&Vb
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THE TIME IS HERE
H. B. PATTERSON
THE QUAKER NURSERYMAN
is booking orders now for early fall plant
ing. Don't delay in placing your order,
all stock guaranteed. "
Office 116 Main Street
RED SOIL
JVuit lands, cleared or uncleared. Terms to suit tho
buyer. Sec Howland, the owner, or
The Van Dyke Realty Co.
Room 3.
123 Main Street
R. F. Guerin & Co.
4 Medford National Bank Building
have
Two thousand dollars to loan at ton per cent.
Tern thousand dollars to loan at eight per cent
and other amounts at similar rates.
First mortgage real estate security only.
1 t?!istYa T tfinslo nn lliinnii1n
i III III ifm 1 1 1 I fc mm I El I h ill k
A. UIII XUAMJ 111. VI ,i VllHl UO ix
Fine ranch, partly sot to trees, fine soil, good-loca'tio; .
to exchange for Seattle property.
50 acres, iust north of Phoenix: countv road runs.
through it; heavily wooded; will cut into 5, 10 nudt
15-acro tracts. Must sell at' once. One-third CaWr,M"'w'(?41
will handle. , "
28 acres,, fino Bear creek bottom land, subject to ditch,
chenr and good terms.
23 acres in Crestbrook, half set to trees; fine buy if tak
en at once. $2500.00 will handle.
Corner lot on West Main: lot 1. block 1. Hitrhlmid Park.
Alakc me an offer.
TTnnan nnrl lnf nn Wnaf Rirlo SA9S
.v..uu ..V. J.WU V II vikju mvivi t. v, -
1 Wo have tho finest of bearing orchards, largecracts
ior colonizing ana timuer lor lurtner oraers. Any
thing in real estate at
D. H. JACKSON (SL COMPANY
118 WEST MAIN STREET
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Medford Theater
Friday Night, Nov. 4
DENALAN TIKBLPSbN and GEO. W. RYEH'S
Everlasting Character Play
OUR NEW
MINISTER
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A Story of Life in New England by the authors of
"THE 'OLD HOMESTEAD"
Coming from its third successful engagement in New
York City, and fifth in Chicago.
SAME NOTED CASTS
MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION
Seatsale begins Wednesday, November 2.
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ASHLAND
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Ashland, Oregon Swedenburg Block
This is the school that will make you Suc
cessful, Tram you for Business and Help
you to a Position.
BOOKKEEPING, SHORTHAND
AND ENGLISH
Secure your Business Education at homo
at a very moderate oxponsb and, if you wish,
wo will secure you a positron in any of tho
largo commercial centers.
NO BETTER SCHOOL ANYWHERE AT
ANY PRICE
ENTER AT ANY TIME
P. RITNER. A. M.,rcsidont. '
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Campbell & Baumbach
REAL ESTATE, LOANS, COUNTY WARRANTS,
CITY AND SCHOOL BONDS
Money on hand at all times to loan on improved farms
and city property.
PHONE 3231.
203 FRUITGROWERS BANK BUILDING.
The Fair Oaks
Orchard Tracts
Cluso to Medford. Good
splendid soil. Sub-irriKatcd
and abore frost line 70 acres
now planted to pears and up
pies. Prices right and terms
easy. Let me show you a Rood
teal estate investment.
Earl C. Sabin
Room 202 FruitRrowers Bank
BuudtnR.
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J. E. ENYART, President. J A PERRT, Vice-President
JOITN S. ORTn, CaHhior. W B JACKSON. Ass't Cashier.
THE MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK
Capital, $100,000.00
Surplus, $20,000.00
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT. A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS TRANSACTED WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
Rogue River Fish Co,
DEAL EKS IN
I'rvbh Suited nnd Smoked Iflslij Imported Chccso nnd Macuronl;
I'rcfch Oj-Btertf, I'otillrj' and Kggs.
1 17 NORTH Flit ST. PIIONK 8021
Walter Hayter & Co.
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The P. & E. R. R. will soon be at
Butte Falls, Oregon
We can thon handle your orders. Place them now.
Write or Phono us for nrices.
Butte Falls Lumber Co.
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Work-seekera read every heip
wanted ad. Your ad will net jou ap
plications from the heist of the "ell
cibles."
Hatklss for health.
The Best Sub-Division Proposition
In tho Rogue River Valley
170 ACIli:S, HALF MILK FIIOM ItAIIiltOAf) 8TATION
11C acres In grain; 10 ncro In 2-yeur-old pears; 46 acres In brush
and timber, easily cleared; no waste; good u'ouso, two barns, all
Trlco, I16B por aero; total, J26.360. Terms: $7500 cash; M000
year, 0 tier cent; $14,850 five years, 6 por cent
HUNTLEY - KREMER COMPANY
214 FHUITGIIOWHHS' RANK.
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tOOO ono
SPECIAL
Occasionally we moot n man wbotie
tr&ln of Oiougbt remluds u or a row
of flat cara.
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A Small Bearing Orchard.
Attractive Price - Easy Tertno
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Tho best household scrmnt In the'
city who is elit'ihlo for n now plnec
in reudintr the uu tuuse unys, 1
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W. T. York & Co.
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