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MEDFORD MAT1" TRiBFXE, MEDEOTCD. OREGON. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 1910.
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mrtaferr 1, 1908, at the poloffce at
Medront. Oregon, under tha at of March
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Average da for
November, I '
December. !
January; 1919
March, l10
April. JI0
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June, 1310
July. 1918
AhkuM. 1918
September. 1910
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Where to Go
Tonight
"TO MUSTTLYWITH' OUR'OWN "WINGS.
DURING the next week, an important assemblage of I
Oregon boomers is scheduled to meet at Salem at!
the annual gathering of the State Development league. J
James J. Hill and other famous men interested in the;
upbuilding of this commonwealth will be present to in-.
spire tnc gatliering witn new ideas ana new meutocis.
Much will be learned of great interest and benefit to
all sections, but in the end, only those communities will
prosper who put the ideas into execution in other words,
who work. )'
"MVwIfhwI. liinrn limn an v. other eitv in Oregon, must flv
with her own wintre. She cannot expect material aicl orjt
, t ?e i . i .!ii 1. - .i: :.....,! ci. ....&.. I
assistance, ana n sue uoes win do ujsnpjKiuuuu. one lmun
work out her own destiny.
Medford has hitherto furnished the rest of Oregon
with ideas for progress and development. She must con
tinue to, or lose her lead. -She has'ihci bncins, the initia
tive, the capacity. She iniist make use 6f them-
Med ford cannot afford to let up a mfuutc. If "bid meth
ods have been outgrown, new ones must be devised, and
put into execution. The plans that sufficed a few years
ago are now insufficient.
Medford must work, and everyone in the city work, to
make a greater and a more populous city and country, to
develop her latent resources, to plant her implanted or
chard area, to open up her mines, to manufacture her tim
ber, to make those things she consumes and supply the
world with her surplus, to make the city an industrial,
commercial and jobbing center.
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TURKEY HERE
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High-Class
Vaudeville and
Moving
Pictures.
Change of Program.
UIOII-rl.ASS stock ro.
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MARJ0RIE MANDEViLLE CO.
1'rof.ont Their Oiwniinit I'la.v,
"A Southern Rose."
A lioniitifiil xoutlMni Mlnrv well
htnired. I)oor niwn nt 7 :-!". op
cniiiK overture S:l-".
General Admission 25c.
Reserved Sects 35c.
A PROGRESSIVE EXECUTIVE.
THE ISIS THEATRE
The place where you can al
ways spend a pleasant hour ant)
have a hearty laugh.
A BIG HIT
DOROTHEA MARSHAL
W0TBERT & SAYLES
in the Ilijinextu Cometh I'lwtlt-t
"A STAG PARTY"
(.'not :
Fiwny LurkichoiiM
, . Mim WolWrlo.i
Uhk IiflaekoiL- Mr. Syia
FtaM 3 a. ih. J'Uee. Mr. ItrLiu
c!hh liomtfl
:t 11KHUS C)l lMCTL'UILS il
AI.I. N'KW Sl'KJKCTS.
SONG by H. BLANCHARD.
Malina eerv Saturday and StM.
day at 2 JO.
EXTRA.
Fivc-Mllr Race Wednesda"
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SKATING.
Every Altenwe and Eventaq.
Jf too eaa aSk ytn eoa Imhi
to skat."
BOWUHG.
Rftsl MhsIc In the Wftst.
IT IS to, be regretted that Mnyor R. X. Snell of Ashland,
who has made an enviable record as a progressive
executive, refuses to serve another term.
During his two years of office Mayor Snell has inaug
urated ji program of. publi eimprovement that litis made
Ashland what it is today, one of the most progressive and
beautiful cities of Oregon.
Mayor Snell s first move was to astonish the mossbueks
by raising the tax levy from 8 to 10 mills, in order to pro
vide funds for public improvements. Among the accom
plishments of his administration was the creation of a
municipal librarv from a private library and the securing
of a valuable site for the $13,000 dnrnegie library under
construction; the two extensive paving projects, cover
ing the best part of the city streets; the creation and en
largement of an extensive park system, and the construc
tion of a scenic mountain boulevard: the opening and wid
ening of manv streets, and extensive construction Avork on
the municipal lighting plant. ;is well as the purchase of
additional water rights for the city.
Nearly every move of Mayor Snell for progress en
countered violent opposition all along the line- His ene
mies went so far as to invoke the recall because the mayor
was too nrotrressive. anda referendum was taken on the
last paving contract. Vet notwithstanding oppositioi flic
1 J J t 1 A 11 A 1 A
Hcmiiuisirauoii succeeded m us en oris to warns tt grcatei
Ashland and as a concluding act in the progressive pro
gram litis submitted the pro osition to rebuild the water
works to provide for a population of :50,000 people.
RAIN PROVES
AID 10 MINING
New Life Put Into Many a Placer
Mine of Southern Oregon by the
Downpour Much Activity in Min
ino. Circles. ;
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For The Shrewd
HERE IS SNAPPY WEATHER NEWS FOR
THE SHREWD.
Tthe crispness in the morning air reminds us
all of Winter's coming needs. This jylvertise
nient i to remind you that this store is Med
ford s lxist shojiping place-
Every stock in the store Is now tit its very best
awaiting your early visit. Each section now has
collie special bargain inducement in new Fall
Cinods to offer you in addition to a superlative
variety of nearly every new merchandise prod
uct created for this season's consumers. The
goods are all marked in plain prices. Shop or vis
it at will.
Suits, Coats, Skirts, Chil
drens Underwear Reduced
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EKGLESTON FOR SPEAKER.
"NAT' THEATRE
I Stolen by iRtManv
2 Leon of TaWe d'Hele.
3 Sacking tl Rwne .
Nhoan tliii. atirriiowu and
KjiI ire ih.irttr uf irirraw tomr
niw. iixliwliiif -iH-.-ial Viiudoilitr
bv The Hc.ru CMarwt.
lOVv-ADMISSION IOxl
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AMONtJ the mcmliers of the next legislature none is
better fitted by experience, training and naUia?il
-tbility to act as jiresiding officer than Captain M.C. P.
Egghston of Ashland.
Southern Oregon is entitled to this recognition front
tha rest of the, state. This section is vearlv wieldiner a
ifHntcu ijifluence in state affaii-s. ,It is aekncnvledged the
most progressive section of Oregon. It leads in majorities
for progressive men and measure. Jt lends its support
for beneficial legislation, regardless of sectional feeling
Captain Eggleston, as mIiuwii in many political eotivcn
i'unw and civic aud publit- gatherings innumerable in the
pat, jHwwebfcC's all those qualities Uwjt go to the nmking ol
a gtKHl sjK'aker courage, tleciaion, balance and knowledge
of parliamentary procedure and common law.
Sean the list of the ltgisIators-ele,ct, and none will be
found who will grace the chair to better advlintatre than
the "gentleman from .JackHon. Surely the anit-astaemhl)
oj-c(S rthtiuld' rcctignize the banner anti-assembly eoiUit.v
hj honoring itit candidate for the speakership.
'' . THE BLESSINGS OF LABOR.
ir4fortl(a Eieluaixt I'ietore Tha
fttur. Mm Uw.d Ptwlo
Piny.
One Dime- K Mure One Dlmt.
VICI'KM OlMUtINK M.:, ojtHIXI
Dttak ffUMlaglj' 4wilru)a :!,. !
power, (MHi kU lh dmukAid v M
to do waat yon tell btw. fca want
tttoaml titna iaor th 'rirtuK ihai
a cravaa. Medjteal traatiaaiit la u..
mmmrr so that tha diiok will tun u.
mtaaed ajul rcatorai qu pall
hoalth. ;:,'' i
Thin ttiud) lb thururhiv aciaH
tlflt and la no ual(uruil t!i'Maaul
al to rcfmtd .Mini nioiiry f It
THE greatest thing in the world is productive labor. Jt
makes life worth while.
One who produces nothing, or who flits about iu the
sunlight of self-amusements, finds the world an empty
pace and scarcely worth the flutter.
'I'he idler and the drone, and tho pitiful parasite who
exists upon imtrimouv m- the products of others, leave
:i world os epjpty u he foiuijl, it and is as goon forgotten.
Humanity remenitM'iN oaiy juose wuase worK is or
iH'iieflt to humanity. Those -who labor solely for self nm
for a few years serve to point a moral or adorn a Ule.
Intf tre kudu swaibwfd- iu oblivion. -Tlmsc who Ulor
iot at all tirti elated auioug the imbbisH while still aljw.
Nature's law of comiH-nsation provides full measure.
I IJVlI-.. 1 I . 1 ft 1 ll r
u iiiiiiuiig wortu wniie is pitiaueoct, iiouuug worm nH'
in, riHTivet) IT tho individual's Life le empty of result tor
the world, you may Ih sure the world turns its empty side
to the individual. 'Hioe who shun productive lalx'ir tire
to be pitied. They play no more pn't in the world than
lie vegetable, and are not half as useful or as ornamental.
They mis the licst jairt of life and all that is worth while
in life nuKMoe them.
IH( to1
How iu Ci;ra iHtiakeoneaa'' Ir oa
'j-ifat. Th Orrlna Co., SSS Orrinv
Hii.l.Hng. Washington. O. C.
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SECRETARY BENSON
CROWDED IN OFFICE
lU'-M. f lUf tlllt WI llll-ll.lMI n
tinu-h l(4il th i'tl't'y t ll" -a-i-
iii uVtatti iu ilu .iMiid Hi .iiiin
ii itf'litl .Hill III". I' I - lit l
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GRANTS PASS, Nov. 20. The
recent hotivy rains, if continued loi
miij length of time, will nera to pia
.Uc into many a iat'er mine in tliii
section in tho lnitnediatc luture.
Muny of thn aru fully oiiiiMd anu
waiting only nrr steady rains or a
fjiJt of snow. Few KKjic 'realiz.
how reut un ox lent of plncer ground
in lusiiii: exploited in this oouuty, j
there i tit tin talk of new diat-over-ie.
Only the reixirt of the bunk
depopitti vould Jt;ii'tlic story ol lion
inui h il ?' LfIu-CHkon out ol til
gravel in n stowdy, inuet I'a.-liHni
uud brotisht to ihii, city. Soun- :
the ild. tmnde huve been eliiii.-c
with modunt timrfMiieed that, I13 theii
inctMM!il enpnuity, will more th....
fftt th ilfefiioto uf'lhe rii-!io-.i
bad thrutsu' (kwrnles of oK.Tatni.
liv tiiiuitiva UMbotU.
At jhe Daun.Gmvel mine, i.c.u
Waldo, new hofalttt? uiuchiiurv .
baiuj; iiiatuiled for the iu)i.. ...
xeltum the vahie out ol tin- 1ms o
zrui'el iii-Miti. Thi-" priM.Ti h.t
beeu woiked eVer mmv lSTb. .n.i
the tup atrwltt 15f ,wy tint ha-, hocn
Handled iu'lbe i!kn1 ctentiii" mau
iMf aod ha mgs verj- good return
liwwever, it is batigyad thut the J-icr
MnU ut sruvaj.wili prmev evin
more itroIituluTilWHt the pjwr dt
Ikiail. Ily 'manna of the hniUia"
machineo vnhtt may lie obiiMm.i
Irom the deep Kiitvtl thut foulil fi..i
W'reAched bytfio orttiiiary p!.u-ci
prufeaa.
Tmre i- a 'f? f& renewed uic;
et Wid ai'tivi mi Hie Kin.', ili
triot. an din fgc4 throush the 111.
now valley tnttfttHy- A yre.u ..
if pguaiMffiing 'MU Dean dune dm 11 .
die tuiat tew nioth. and -Ii.hiM il.
jiroMHMtur- anil tUiieuW i-i - -,n .
in intereMiuif euffieieut eapn.il i
develop the qwuHs HroMrtie n
igtit thia alley ttmh tgke on -om.
IhiiiK of its old-tiaQai4tU uud iu.h
pentv.
Tha coming aattaou iroraiM" to bv
go$d one iu tha fBuu tilm- di.
Itfet, deieiidui only on a plenntuH
ujqNiv of Mater. The placer pmi
ftlaa are all ig vary good eomliiii.,,
for work. At hut the Alaieda .Mn. ,
tog aoniwuv hs come to a detiui.e
aBdaratanding rttg ta national fur
wt dtpanuieut id the matter .i
poHaibtv damaggs to timber finui (l.e
fiimea t the gtaltr. and there -Dow
uothmu in tha way of beifuii.:. .
operation at tkjg plant. The dep.w,
ML thruugii ((H qUtript f.ntu:.
baa grained t'oowpaQ.t a im-i.. ;
u peruni. aaaording to whuh il. i
euuiiain put.- gj bond of fln.od
to e.er all dJgg thai way re mi..
'y ineiehaiitabla Uater iu the Mint
ut, or tn tha yotthg growth un n ,
fig Hrciih. i
Tha old Bltihefc Mill, locate.! uetu
llaer. h.i beag agal hy Julu I
Willir.nii San. whi hai rveemlv
entpitprd (he graparlv with, a l( o
naw kydranUV )aW praparatorv in
beginning niMiajiojiM. T1iyh le,
one or Ute best imHrtie' in t It
iiith twin if tha otMiaiy.
Think of the opportunity to supply your suit, coat or shirt wants, almost at
the hciirht of the season, aiid at such a mainiiifcent saving. The lines are al
most complete, the styles and materials are the latest and
prices are r&isbnahlc the reduced prices give vou all the
lf.(J0 io'.fl5.C0 Suits now $10.00 and $12.50 to $35.00
Same reductions on coats, skirts, etc..
best. The first
profit. Regular
nnypE
Black Underskirts
AVe want to shr-w you the superb values in bhick underskirts. Regular and
outsizes, all made of first-class material; all at SPECIAL PRICES
Dress Goods
A fine line of Dress (ioods. including serges, broadcloths, zibclincs, tweeds,
Avoi-steds, and goods suitable for waitings, etc. You never saw such VAL
VES as we arc- now offering. SKK TIIESIO TOMORROW.
Pay Less and W VL WM Patterns
II Dress Better I l MSMAffyAttMS os rmroi
J 8 vstsSB 8 Central
JHave You Seen I Uini Pom d RqaV I
: The Window? 1 UIC IldllU Ddga
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A line fulleclion of Indies' Kaiullia tmw un di-'l.i Jt lllir. -tii.c. Vmi .-lunilil eatiiue tho-e
luture iiii)t; a bog. ion 11 find ysn"i'ti"i' ill v ui.il lc.ither. all uu-clv liiii-.h.-l and durable I lie be-t
r- ttrr here aud even' batr i-" a M -ui! at 51.00 and alonn to $10.03.
Our Phone Works Night or Day
I01--Call Main-lOl
Medford Pharmacy
Near
Postoffice
Medford, Ore.
COME IN
and See Our
BOOKS
Medford
Gray &MoeI
Henderson
Corsets
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br tho Mdailkjlal rlfiwai fn-i iv
tuird fur mrkinr h uffVinl ran
na of lk lrrli..ti ivlnr. Ir i-
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50,0 FRUIT TREES FOR
PLANTING AT SUTHERLIN
SnilKKUS. Hi . X... Hi ii .
&JJ60 fruit trvra, roiuiMcii .t Hi
firat afciiiowiil uu the larv nl
ctvvn tu Mriaml Orrcn. m ii Wa-I
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We do not usually attciiiit to tell
mil eiwtoitierei what they should
buy. Our store contains onlv tin
!MMt desirable and reliable 'nter-
iiandise, sg whatever you select
heir will be highly satisfactorv.
a
Hut we use every passible influcnt-e
to have our patrons buv Henderson
'orsets IxH-Miii-c w jnrt LiiiiiMii i
that tW arc the very best, HHl5ggON
(M-onyuueaJ models for those women who want to
look stylkh ud insist uixn wearing corsets that tire
comfortable, hygiruUr and sen-ieeable.
Every aue of our rustoinors who bus worn HeiicU
sai ( oreta are eitUnisiasti,. about their fitting qual
ity, durability and excellent design.
AVe are offering till of the latest styles for till
ia..
i njftire. e invite ynii
5U- di.lay t new Hno!ii
types
church- examination of
'tl Col.M'tS.
$1.00 to $5.00
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