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"Volunteer Organisf'Tonight
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iJBHBiiV?" Mr :Wjihiim(TttoiMtffWffiSffff' Hn I
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IfiME SAYS HE NEVER
AIDED IS. TINGLEY
DKN'VEIt, Colo., Doc. 2. Duiit-
iiiK a icpoit that he hml hmkuii wilh
Mih. KallioniK! TjiiKiuy, the piei-i-pl.
i ens of thu IVuit Ijoiiim, Cni., IIm-u-sopliiutil
colony, Lyman .1. (lujje, i'or
iiiit Kucietary of tliu treasury mitl
a illtmillliniiniio, callHud Htnpri.o to
il hy iHuia: a staluiacutMoiiyiny
lli.it la; Iiiul over licuii in liny bcukl-
a Kiippoilcr of Mn. TIiikIo.v or liui
oiyaiiir.alion.
'Thu ruport that I Imvo hmkun
with Mih. Tianluy is aafoniwleil,"
xaid Clau. "I never was a ineiuliui
ot the UnivorHiil liiolheihoo)!. I am
not iiileiTi.toil in it anil am not a
Jollowur of Mr. TIiikIu.v.
Ki'iuriini; to ieee.nl proeeedinu'-
loi thu miiiriliannliip of It in niece.-.,
(I ie saiil that when thu liearin in
eourt stalled ono of tho iils, who
was I, M'k'otocl a Point 1iinn
leaelier as lier Kiumlian in picfor
t'liei' to liiniHclt.
FORWER INMATE OF MEATS IN GOTHAM
HAREM MUST 60 BACK' SHOW GREAT DECLINE
NKW YOKK, Dee. 2. Iaorin a
plea that she would ho severely pun.
iHlicd and probably killed if deport
ed, irniiiiunitinii offieials today tlti'
eided that Alaiiu Sobeliii, wh om
ftipcd from a Jiarein at Dmaa.scii.
iiiiihI rctuni to ()rt.eee. The yonn
woiaan deolarcd (hat (hceimi au
thoritios woie not able to protect hoi
from the wrath of (he pasha, 'who
on.ee kidnaped her and held her nris-
onei in bin wuiiiylio lor many years, i
ItnsklnH for honltli. '
N'KW YORK, Dee. 2. -Wholesale
doalurs today ledueed prieoM of meal
1 to 3 eeiils u pound, and it wan
predieted that tho reductions would
continue. Compurihoim hlimv that
miiiio nfi'als have declined (t cents a
pound in ix woeks. ltotnilcts also
have been enabled 'to reduce their
price, in accord with the decline in
wholesale rules.
If there were Better Lines of I
FANCY GROCERIES
So much of life ic vol to around
the "cost of tilings" that the slo.'c
ails have an inereasinir interest
"Tho Volunteer Ortjaiiist," whie'i
coiiich to Jledford soon, was written
for (hu'o.NpioMK purpose of expohiuu;
hypoorisy, oapociallv in its dealjiif
with tho ilniior ipiestiou. "(Jrian
Heap," aa poilraycd by DiekeiiB, Iiiih
nothiui: to Hay o.xeojit boiup; ho
'"uiublo." Tlio kil of tho novelist
Iimh niitdo tin's character f)iiaoui, not
to Hay iiiiaoilal, beeausu of
"UriiihV rampant hypocrisy mas
(iieniilini: under the iiaiuo ol huui
bk'iiuHs, Williniu M. dray Mirel
iiiusl liue had Huh character in
uiiud when he drew the pen picture
of "Hubbard (Irillin" in "Tho Vol
unteer Organist." The Aiuoiicai'
public, iiijJo richlly, ban always held
hi detestation hypocrites, liars ami
dninkaidH. Thoto mav bo miiiic
sympathv for ono addicted to strong
drink, with the hope that ho will ie
foini and bu a better iiiuu, but with
tho hypoeiito wo loso all patience
and feel that to reouoralo him it
will bo necessary, like , Nicodemiih,
that ho ho horn auaiu.
NOV
EL AO FOR
InLLL I I l'"OI SALIv l''iuo now tl-room mod-
ROGUE
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
TO TEST VALIDITY OF
NEVADA DIVORCE LAW
HOSTOX, Mass., Doc. 1. -The
validity of tho Nevada divorce law
is an iMio in the suit on l'ilu hci'
today of Mrs. Alice Al. Arnold, for
mer wife of .Sheffield A. Arnold, a
wealthy landscape artist. Airs. Ar
nold attacks tho divorce granted her
(Minor liUMiaud in Kcuo and ask
ihat a deeieo bo granted to her in
stead. Kho names his second wife
Virginia Kdwurdh Ainobl, as. co-rc
Hpoudcut.
JihIko Pierce of tho superior conit
m- a'llowed an attachment ae;aiut
Arnold's propoity for ij.iO,000. The
case is icKiirded as a test of the
Nevada law and is bcine; watched
with interest.
llasklas for healt.i.
University Professor, Wrilcs (oi
Views nf Oicliartls in Viillcy in
Ottlrr to Illustrate ills Lectures in
Class Rooms.
Prof i- -or P. .1. O'diira l-'ridn
niiiihil (wi-uiN nuKaties of local or
ehanl ns to ProfwtMor J. Wiirroi
Htuoh. iiiuu nf the nirrieullurul de
parlinent of iho Piiioiiiy of Ohio
at tin lailer'x ieiU0Ht. Tho iiejtutirni
will lie iimmI In nmkc lantern slid.
wluili will illnlralu leeluies by Pit)
IVi .. Smith, hulli In (he clash toon
anil .il t.niiH'i-' iiiMlilules.
Pn.ii-..r Siailli leiinicd, Ihrouuli
lh !. p.miai-ut of aKiv-ulliiie, ol
til.- -m i elul .(it'iilihe ciiltuto u!
tni i tin--, hi the Koyiiii i ir vl
lev, nut wmio tn Profe mir O'Onn
askiuv for data mid i. Thvsu
whuti ait to the use isintemplateil In
PiiftMMir Niuilh, am cioi.iiu (l re
all in t-nhmdiil iicUnlismL: of tin
Kijiio allcs.
urn colonial bmiKalow, built for a
liouio; lilted with duplo.v hltados
and bountiful oloctrio lihl li.xturcs;
Nplendid Immanent, paved street;
llnei.i H'siik'nce looalily in Alod
ford; with or without tiiruitiliu.
AijilitiBK lto. 713, Aleillolil. 2111
TAFT M1Y APPOINT
POLLOCK TO BENCH
WANIIINUTOY l f, Hit J 1
i- ituortid heic tolu ih.ii l'ni
dent Tntt (-.iiitiiiln(... iipHiiiiiiii,
III ' . .Ixln. P(uri of KlIllsiiK ,i
IIPMU woii iri the 1'aili'il Sl.ili
PiHMdout KouM-cli appoialril P.
loelr to the I i'il ci a l I,, , , im t.
"FATHER OF TRUSTS"
DEAD IN NEW JERSEY
OIIANCIK. N. J., lie... i J,1U(
Juiuow Dill, 1'iilM "ilie lailur r lb.
truHln," died mv iuUhv. JmlK ),i
holjn.l h, iiitHirpuratt miuu- ot ill
biia -i uu-i- in ilm histor of tti
coiiMln. mill (. dcrhed un iiicoiu,
euinilc.J .ii .MOu.lMtn i. -, r,
'llic citpilul of li.t i .1,, rjili.no
Ihni Dill ii-j ftnuttt v oruuiiiKit to
lull., I t7IH.iiOii,ii(ki. (J,. ri.,-4.ixt.j .
1m ,.r l,aio.iioo tor oiuuiuniL tin
Pi h.hI si.hc siefl iniki -hill ,.i
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ill ' " 'I "I H. 1. 1 ..
COW SAliK (Lioom moilorn house,
balh, two toilets, newly fuiuishud,
30 liuni wood in nhed, 12 chicken,
lot in ne.t block included; owuui
liiui.l leuvo account Hicknes'ipppppp
taunt leave account sickness; price
IWU0. Aloor-Khiii Co., 212 Pruit
growers' Hani; lildfr. J 2111
NOR SALK A-rooin fiiriiUliL'd mod
era house, ion miiiutuV walk I hum
piHtloilice; a auap, j22IKI; terms.
Moor-Mini Co., iil'J PruilKi'owi'is'
think bbly. 21 UJ
riXCIlANUK Udv will oamIiiiuhv
fine iilfullu and frail laud for city
ptopi'ily. AUtUcMw J .1, euro .Mail
TrilHiim. , 21K
AN OLD-TIME PRESCRIPTIOW
In a modern product. From tltno itnine
inorlnl sirii nail Miljilmr linvo been used
for tho linlr ntnl bciIji. Almost ever
ono known ot tlio value ot such a cotn
Mnntlon for dnrkcnhiR the hair and mak
ing It stow. In olden times tho only way
to set a hnlr tonic of this sort wns to
brew It In tho homo fireplace, n method
which was troublesome and not always
Satisfactory. Nowadays almost every up-to-dato
driisslst can supply his patrons
with n ready to mo product, skillfully
Compounded in perfectly equipped labora
tories. Such a preparation Is Wjctu'a
ti.iRn and Hulphur, which ia snld hy all
leading druggists for TiOe. and ?1.00 a
bottle, or which Is sent direct by tho
WyrHi Chemical (Company, 74 Cortlnndt
tit, New l'ork City, upon receipt of prlc
Korflalo ami rccoiiimcntlod by Leon
II. ItnskluK,
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i WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT I HAVE PURCHASED THE
Union Livery Stables
and will conduct n Kpnernl feed and hoarding establishment, rioraoa
boarded by tho dny, week or mouth. I guni'uulea a sqtiaro deal
R. GUANYAW
UNION MVKRY HAnN. RIVKRSIDE AVENUE.
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ALD IvlNUS OP DRY
..WOOD..
Oak, Laiuol, Kir and Pino. Hay yourwiiilor supply now;
reasonable prices,
The Sun Star Wood Company
U02 Almond st.
Phono Main 6051.
Joi Koyama.
Troutman Orchard Heater
The world's standard of efficiency and economy.
They buru'air. Made in seven types to meet any
requirements. Special prices for short time. We
also manufacture the lard pail hca'crs. Write Karl
I?. WundtTicneral Agent, Meridian, Idaho.
TrtTTTT-
to be bought, they
would still be found
H ERE
If better BAKERY PRODUCTS
could be made
We would make them
Allen Grocery Co.
Main & CentralPhone Main 2711
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...SEE MY STOCK OF...
FOR SALE
If you want
in tho country,
I'lVW-Aritli elnekoii rmieli, fl-aere
bin.v NUt'h, 3-uoro fiuil tract, .
acre trued Kurdon, B-neie addition
to eil, ; ull one A uen; pricu $'J000,
eav teniiM ou put't ; iml bo hold.
Hiu-ne JLMiill., 11.1 K. iaiu..aiO
''UK KALE Now 3-rooui IiiiiikiiIow
just tiuihliml, Iniite luunm, eomeiil
i'oiindalioii, fireproof, xliielly up
to daii', uiod loenliou; price (llhl
1 1 -old at oiiei eua ivut for $lb
mioitli, real taid in adwmco for i
M'ar. Van l)yk ltcnlty Co., t'J.'t
K XI a in 1'ltiMii tl8'.'. Ultf
Ft lit WENT ilodeni S-rooui luu,
cIm in. Van ),ke lil. Co., 124
E. Main. JM?U.Sa. -J It)
Vi)n SALE Ranch of 120 hcicn .
union Ktniili of EiitfU' Point, .I'J
ucre 1-yein-old ondutid, (l-rooui
bittitfiilou wild runuiiiir WHter. two
laiKe bauiK and KUick; 100 aero
ran be planted; cheaper tbun noi(ih
boimu raw land hiiU oakitikt toiun
'i.. r.h Eatflf iini. Or. ifciO
will not have
family a'ny o
'net's to he
a nice home
where you
to dnev vour
the conveni-
lad in the mod-
'Olt SALE l'lMcr pImiih, (to ni'ie.
tlllch, IVhl'IMlitV, Hlllll.l llUUXS KtHll't
land; JuckMiinilU S mit; phco
rmht. AilUn'M V. A. Spriimfoid.
Jm konillp. Or. 'il'J
OiHAHl). Kan., Dw. 8. "I1 up
he Hiiprcme court and no lu juil."
was Ike ord rvchid Uy lml I)
barren, editor of thv wn-ialUt iwri
diral, "Th AihwuI to IUnimui" fitou
Kuirwe V. DeU. Wiirrwi wa mu
tviwad to a.v a keavy fine and to
erv mx luuntlu in jail, and the
judjemeut a m-witly affimwl b
ih 1'nited tilule awllala court
i'h (4rg uicainut tU Hitur w
cireulatuvi (tril4 waller Held i.
be !nflHiwnatnr,H
ern city home, here is some-
hiiitf that will interest you.
A modern 5-rooni hiinti
low; electric lights, hot and
'old water, bath, etc., pipe
line from new gas plant
passes within 100 feet stud is
located on newly graveled
road; twenty-two acres of
Hear creek bottom soil; sev
en acres planted to 15-year-old
llartlett pears and 1 1
acres in Yellow Nowtowns II
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NEW PLACE
for. new people, tit the new town and fruit tracts at
$!().()() to $100.00 per acre, at Three Pines, which is
the shipping point on the Southern Pacific railroad
in tjie lower end of the K'oguo River valley, for 700,
000,000 feet, of lumber. A lumber flume 11 miles long
is now completed and a planing plant in operation.
See "IIOWIjAND for prices tmd terms on tho fruit
tracts, or
Van Dyke Realty Co.
Room 3 123 Main
Watches, Clocks and
Jewelry
Everything Guaranteed
$ LOW PRICES Still Prevail
John F. Lawrence
25 South Central
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years old Pumping
sufficient to irrigate
garden. Largo new
tank house, chicken
and woodshed.
plant
large
barn,
house
This tract is only 1 '! miles
south of iMedford on the Ash
land road.
Ask your real estate agent
to show you this, or call on
i
M. F. Berryhill ,
R. P. D. NO. 118,
MEDFORD OREGON
Medford Theater
Friday Nighk, December 2
Xle
VOLUNTEER
ORGANIST
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j WITH THE WORLD'S GREATEST BOY "
q SOPRANOS
JJJlj
In eluding WILLI V) (iOLI)KX, the boy with the
angel voice.
Hoar theso boys sing,
rnaniniously Endorsed by tho Pulpit, Public and
Press.
A NEW ENGLAND PLAY OP INTENSE
HUMAN INTEREST.
PRICKS -oOc, 7oc and tfl.00.
J
Christmas Holiday Excursion
TO THE
CITY OF MEXICO
via the
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
LEAVING PORTLAND
Dec. HthandI2th,I9IO
and
SAN FRANOLSCO DECEMBER 1-1, 1910.
A MAGNIFICENT SPECIAL TRAIN
Consisting of Observation Car, Pullman, ves
tibuled sleeping cars, smoking car and din
ing ear, will leave Third and Townsond
streets, San Prancisco, via the Coast Line.
The excursion is run under the auspices of
the Southern Pacific, National Lines of
Mexico, International and Great Northern,
G. 11. & S. A. and Santa Pe.
Round Trip Fare
$101.00 PROM PORTLAND $101.00
Corresponding low rates from other 0. 11.
& N. and S. P. joints.
Interesting side trips on the return trip,
including the Grand Canyon, may be made.
Pinal return limit (0 days from dale of sale.
Equipment on this train will be limited and
no more passengers will be taken than can
be comfortably provided for.
For further information, details and beau
tifully illustrated booklet on "Mexico," call
on anv O. R. & N. or S. P. Agent or write to
WILLIAM McMURRAY
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon
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Medford Iron Works
E. G. Trowbridge, Prop.
FOUNDRY AND MACHINIST
All kinds of Engines, Spraying Outfits, Pumps,
Boilers and Machinery. Agents in So. Oregon for
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO.
Campbell & Baumbach
MORTGAGE LOANS, COUNTY WARRANTS,
CITY AND SCHOOL BONDS
Money on hand at all times to loan on improved ranches
and fruit land.
PHONE 3231. 208 FRUITGnOWEHS BANK BUILDING.
Fisher & Whitmire
HIGH GPADE INVESTMENTS
Mining and Fruit Land
Orchard and City Property
Iusuranco
32 South Central Ave.
Medford
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