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LARGEST SHIP
AFLOAT SAILS
New White Star Liner Olympic
Leaves Southampton On Her
Maiden Voyauo Has Tennis
Court, Bowling Alleys and Pools
SOUTHAMPTON, England. June
H.-In an nltcmpt to break the
wiirM'H word for speed ncross the
Atlnntlc, tlio new White Star Liner
Olympic, the 1 argent and finest vessel
In thu world, Balled at noon today
from tho now dock hero on her maid
en voyage.
In order that the big vessel might
not bo delayed a minute on her
maiden voyage nnd become a "hoo
doo Bhl" tho officers of tho White
Star I.lno temporarily conceded the
dcmnndH of the striking sailors and
coal nassors. The Titanic, sister ship
o ftho Olympic, which was launcheor
nt liPlfast, Ireland, two weeks ago,
will he ready to enter tho Southampton-New
York service late this year.
Although tho Olympic and Titanic
easily surpass for sire and speed the
liiisltanla nnd Mauretanla of the
Cunurd ILne. they will soon thetn
selvcB bo eclipsed. The mammoth
iurblncr Imperator, now building for
tho Hamburg-American lino Is S9S
feet In length, or 7 1-2 feet greater
than the Olympic "and Tltantlc.
Tho Mauretanla now holds the
westbound' trans-Atlantic record of
A days, 10 hours and 41 minutes for
a passago between Queenstown and
Now York.
The Olympic Is SS2 1-2 feet long
nnd 92 1-2 wldo and has 45.000 reg
ister, being considerably larger In all
respects than the Lusltanla and Maur
etanla. Tho new liner Is the most
magnificently furnished and equip
ped vessel afloat, among the Innova
tions being swimming pools, a tennfs
court, a bowling alley and Turkish
and electric bath establishments.
Tho departure of the Olympic was
a gala occasion. American Consul
Albert Swalm nnd tho mayor of
Southampton visited tho ship. They
bade Captain Smith an official God
speed. Thousands cheered as the
vessel cleared from her dock. Scores
of vessels in the harbor saluted the
big liner with their sirens.
MASONS MEET
CONVENTION
Grand Lodge Called to Order by
Grand Master Wolverton Will Not
Conclude Its Work Until Friday
Afternoon.
1'OKTLANl), Or.. June 1-1. Willi
200 delegates present the Si.ty-firt
annual convention of llio .Masons was
called to order this forenoon in the
Masonic temple by Grand Master
Wolverton.
The convention is not expected, to
conclude its work until Friday afternoon.
lnmiedialely after convening the
oxerewes of formnd reoeixim; the
representatives of other jurisdic
tionsweer carried through. The n
niinl address was delivered by .Indue
C. K. Wolverton, (lie retiring grand
master.
Farm Gardens for
Public Schools
BAT NELSON SHOWS
UP AS A DEBAfFR
PORTLAND. Ore., June 14. Bat
tling Nelson and Bud Anderson, as
piring pugilist, who thinks he can
lick the Dane, wont fight In Van
couver, Wash., July 4. That much
Is certain today following a confer
ence between the fighters on one side
and tho ministers, vestrymen and a
fow business men of Vancouver on
the other. Nelson showed himself to
be good at debate, and put some
locutions concerning the boxing
game that remain unanswered yet,
but his opponents had tho law on
their side and held firm.
It Is probable that tho proposed
bout may be pulled off either near
Vancouver or In Clackamas County,
Oregon, If assurances are made that
tho authorities will not interfere with
tho bout.
1000 CARS APPLES
IN GRAND VALLEY
CinAXl) JUNCTION. Col., June 14
The (Inind Junction Fruit Grower'
association hun made n new estimate
of tho 1911 crop for Grand valley,
and iilnces it nt 1000 cars of minion,
150 cars of pears and 2fi0 cars of
peaches.
This is n slight incrense on for
mer figures, hut generally tlio eti
niato is considered too low. K. I'.
Taylor, tho county horticulturist, e
UuintcR nt least u two-thirds crop,
while tho uhsoeiation figures tit bid
fiO per cent. A reqtiibition has been
inniio for 1.100 enrs lo hnnillo the
orop, but tho probabilities are that
tho uhipiiicuts will he above that fig
ure. Tho estimnte is for a 'JO per
cent crop of Winesnps. Hen Davis,
flauo and Missouri Pippin, which nl
first were boliuved to havo been dam
aged badly by the frost, are now
showing up in fine shape, and will
mnku an 80 nor cent crop. Tho nn-
plo orop from Fruila and Clifton is
figured nt about 75 per cent. These
I wo towns will probably ship the
largest percentago of tho Grand val
loy orou this. Benson,
Tho first cherrioH arc ripening, and
sh'mments bv exnress luive been
Hindu to Denver nnd other Colorado
lminLs. Tlio liL'LM'ccafo chorrv bhiii-
nieiits will not ho largo, Strawberries
nro also in their prnno, but they are
mostly consumed locally or in west
ern Colorado.
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MISS H GRACK PARSONft
NEW YORK. Juno ..-To Intro
duce In London the public school farm
garden Idea, which was originated
here by Mrs. Henry G. Parsons, Miss
H. Grace Parsons, her daughter, has
left for the English capital. Opportu
nity for the spread of this work has
come as a result of the Invitation of
Countess Hoyos, who resides In Lon
don, and has been active in philan
tropic work.
Mlfes Parsons resigned the assistant
superintendency of primary schools at
Brockton, Mass., to establish the farm
garden system InEngland. She is the
author of many books for children,
and has been associated with her
mother and her brother. Harry G.
Parsons, in school garden work. A
large bouquet of roses was sent the
traveler by children of tho primary
schools of Brockton.
Six months will be devoted by Miss
Parsons to her work in England, and
she will then return to this country
to take up important educational
work in Denver, Col.
Look for the loser of the nrticlcs
you have found for a prompt ad
mny save him n lot of worry,
finder hasn't advertised, you advertise.
CLARENCE REAMES
GIVEN GRAND OFFICE
PORTLAND, June 14. C. J. Iiu
channn of Oregon City, was elected
grand high priest of the Grand Chap
ter of Jloynl Arch Masons nt the an
nual assembly of this organization in
the Masonic temple, West Park and
Yamhill btreets, yesterday. Follow
ing tho adjournment of the Hoyal
Arch Mabons lute yesterday utter
noon the degree of grand high pricnt
hood was conferred on a number of
eligihles.
A complete list of the newly elect
ed officers of the Grand Chapter
Hoyul Arch Masons of Oregon fol
lows :
Grand high priest, C. J. Uiichan,
of Oregon City; deputy grand lugl
priest, Oscnr Hay ter of Dallas;
grand king, M. b. Woodcock ot t or-
vulis; grand scribe, L. C. Marshall of
Albany; grand trensurer, I). P. Ma
son of Albany; grand secretary,
James Itogiusou of Portland; grand
lecturer, C. L. Heames, of Medford;
grand chaplain, William Fortmillcr
of Allmny; grand principal sojour
ner. S. S. Spencer of Eugeuo; grand
royal arch captain, J. E. Godfrey of
Salem; grand master of tho third
veil, George O'H. Debar of Eugene;
grand master of the second veil, Max
Hollnok of Oregon City; grand master
of tho first veil, J. II. Hichmoiid of
Poitluud; grand sentinel, D, G. To
masiiii of Portland.
1000
500
1000
5000
Heal ICotnto Transfers
United States to Carl H.
Webster. U10 acres m section
'Jll, township 311, range I east,
patent.
Laura H. Nichols to .1. M.
Keeuc, 10 acres in (Yost
brook, orchards tract
J. A. Smith to litis Nichols,
land in section 11, township
;t I, range 1 east
United States to Margaret K.
Canon, IliO acres in section 1,
township 'M. range 1 west,
patent.
John L. Douuuor lo John W.
Coffoen et al., lot it. block II.
Faiiniount addition, Medford
May M. Hoard lo Emily M.
Tongue, 4.S0 acres in town
ship 3 north, range I west .
George L. Troiehlor to Jnuu
Carroll, property in Oaklawu
addition, Medford
William Moxlcy to Klmer K.
Hagley, laud in township JI5,
rnuini 4 west
John A. Coffoen ot nl to A. Pen
well, lot 3, block 3. Fairmont
addition, Medford 1000
A. Penwell lo John W. Coffoen
et nl, lot :i, block 3, Fair-
mount addition, Modtord,
bond for deed .
United States to Anna KoKogan
Woodson, 40 acres in section
28. township 35, range 2
west, patent.
John M. Koot lo W. I. Vaw
ter, 70.0" acres in township
HS. range 'J west
J. H. Wright to C. E. Evans ot
nl., 3G0 acres in township
30, range 1 west, agree
ment. J. T. Higiiam to C. A. Knight,
300 acres in township 311,
range 1 west
Aaron Weatherby to G. A.
Morse, land in section 1!),
township 3S, range 1 east . .
Aaron Weatherby to O. A.
Morse, land in township 38,
range 2 west
State of Oregon to E. II. Cun
ningham, laud in township
38, range 1 west 3130
Theodore Hedges Conger, jr., to
Forest Miller. 30.20 acres in
township 37, range 2 wet. . 1
D. II. Soliss to Etta McDonough
Jot 10, block 70, Medford . . 750
Frank C. Enos to Ludwijr AI
mig, land in section 17, town-
slim 38. range 1 west .
John Engel to John II. Thedfeld,
Hoefft, 1GG.23 no res in town
ship 37, range 2 east
Margaret J. Humscy to Mel
vin Stevens, property in
Crowell addition, Medford..
May Daily to Ernest T. Hiitb,
land in township 37, range 2,
west
Ernest T. Hnth to I). K. So
liss, land in section 25, town
ship 37, range 2 west ....
Nellie V. Duulap to Marion
Tryer, lots 3, 4, 5 and (5,
block 1), Talent
F. L. Nelson to W. F. Loomis,
east half lot 7, block J, It. It.
addition, Ashland
Harmon Ellis to F. L. Nelson,
lots 7, 8 nnd 9, block "J,"
II. H. addition, Ashland....
J. C. Edwin Shipley, property
in Kenwood subdivision, Med
ford T. E. Daniels to Jackson
County Building mid Loan
association, lot 10 and south
half lot 20, block 1, Siskiyou
Heights addition, Medford..
A. C. Abram to Fuir Oaks Or
churd company, hind in Do
nation laud claim 58, town
ship 1 west -
II. D. Schuler to F. E. Martin,
lot 12, block 0, Koss addi
tion, Medford
G. Ii. Skene to W. II. Oillis,
property in Nob 11)111 addition,
Ashland
Cyrenus Vroman to W. L. Mc
Clure, land in township 30,
runge 3 west 1200
A. A. Coon lo Mary J. Phillips,
properly in Ashland 10
Ludwig Almig to Frank C.
Euos, lots 0, 10, 11, block
3, KeKudall addition, Med
ford
C. F. Hillings to Butler &
Thompson company, property
in Ashland
John II. Butler to Mary I.
Moe, property in Galloway
addition, Medford 10
G000
100
10
10
10
800
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
D. II. Soliss lo May Daily, hind
in section 115, township 3",
riuige 2 west , 10
Thomas E. Nichols to Carl
Stanley, land in section 30,
township 35, rnmjo I enl,
bond for deed , ..... J 000
Chflord C. Hicks lo W. A.
liccder, laud In Ashland ... 10
A. Couro Fiero to Henry 11.
Dodge, assignment of eon
tract. Clitford t Hicks, ot nl lo W.
A. Uoedor, propcrlv in Ash
land .. .. '. 10
Edwaid Wilkinson ot nl to
John S. Orth? power of attor
ney. O. M. Comitius to .1 C. Edison
Shipley, properly in Ken
wood subdivision. Medford,
bond for deed 500
Judsou D. Uiokort lit Siskiyou
Heights company, icloaso of
agreement.
Mary E. O'Noil to Hoary Hum
phroy, property nt block 3,
Medford I
l J. Ostordahl to lloorge F.
Bourne, 5 uoros in township
3.S. range I west 500
W. II. Odon to R. C .Welch,
laud in township lit, range
I west 10
W. C. Hopson to C. B. Hilsing
or, land in township 38, range
1 west 47,000
Arthur P. Donahue to Alice V.
Welch, 40 acres in township
31, range 2 west 1
Harvey Itichnrdsoii to Martin
Perry, laud in towiish'm 3G,
range 2 west 500
Thomas II. Weodon to J. F.
Moiokle, 20 acres in township
30, range 1 oast io
Eliiihoth Lavenbcrg to John
Juvenal, Hind in Phoenix... 1
Sarah Miller to T. L. Farlow,
laud in township 37, range 2
fit 100
G. E. HilsiuKor to A. C. Iiiin
dall, power of attorney.
N. W. Hartley to Je'ssie E.
Moon, 'property in block til,
Medford, bond for deed, .. 4100
John A. Nelson to J. P. Biiun,
west hnlf lot 0. block 22,
Chitwood tract, Ashland .... 10
Marie Ruth Dunham to John
A. Nelson, property in Chit
wood tract, Ashland 1Q
H. P. Pohland to Hoseoe Pot
ter, property in Ashland . . (100
Grace Feilder BoseifHtock to
Helen T. Scott, property in
Ashland jo
H. C. Bonney to B. F. Mulkey,
10 acres in township 3(1,
range 2 west m
Mrs. A. K. Phipi to Anna B.
Lindley, laud in township 37,
range I west j
Mrs. A. It. Phipps to James H.
Phipps. land in township 37
janj;o 1 went q
Mrs. A. It. Phipps to Proton
Phipps, hind in township 37,
range 1 west jo
ProlMite.
Guardian Mabel and Mndelene
Seudder, order appointing Joseph
Jones guardian.
Estate Henry Pech. sr inventory
and appraisement filed, showing e
late valued al $11,502.25.
Estate Ben itcall, inventory am!
appraisement, filed showing estate
valued at $19,420.47.
Estate Charles A. Schamfcle, or
der npiHiinting (Jus Newberry guard
ian nt litem.
Estate Jamc BiKham, order set
ting July 20 as dav for final set
tlement; final report filed.
Guardian Agues Brier ot al, order
lo pay taxes.
New (.'awn.
W. A. Bale vs. J. F. Mundy, nc
lion for money.
Emma E. Harrison vs. John f
Harrison, suit for divorce.
Edwin Wonnnn vs. Harry Silver,
cMix., and James S. Bailey et ux,
suit to foreclose mortgage.
Defla Briiiegnr Love vs. Merlon J.
Love, suit for divorce.
X0lit)(imKlJ
YOU CAN REPLACE THQSE
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(O.LJL A rvlS
THAT WERE DESTROYED IN LAST NIGHT'S FIRE
TOGGERY BILL'S
A Beautiful Assortmout of Plain and Floated Bosoms.
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Marriage Ureases,
Umrles Popo nnd Chnrlotto V. Bes-
wick ,A. A. Curper and Edith Baker
Married
POPE-BESWICK In Jacksonville,
on Juno 7, 1911, by Ifov. W. A.
Condon. Charles Popo and Char
lotte V. Bewick.
Miss Verge Arraigned.
SAN FBANCISCO, Cnl., Juno 14.-
Adelo Vergo who shot C. Frederick
Kohl, millionaire, Thursday was ar
raigned befoio Police Judge Short
all today on a chnrgo of assault to
commit murder. Tho cubo was con
tinned, no date being sol for prelim
innrv hearing.
Thmrm Im Only Onm
"Bromo Quinine"
That la
Laxative Bromo Qulnino
U9ED THE WORLD OVER TO OUHE A COLD IM MT DAY.
Always remember tho full name. Look
lor this signature on overy box. 20o.
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JUNE WHITE GOODS SALE
MANN'S
CENTRAL
AVENUE
NEAR
POST
OFFICE
Muslin
fl(i inch blonrliod muslin
tfoori quality 7p
special a yard . ... v
Sheets
72x00 .sheets, good qual
ity, special JOp
cjteh T.O
Suiting
.'Mi inch linen finish, suit
ing, special, -I C
a 'i ( 1 JL V
Flaxon
!(i inch Klaxon, special
25c
a
yard
India Linon
.'!() inch fine sheet India
linon, special i 1f
a yard lAJk
Pillow Slips
12 and !.") inch pillow
slips, special 4Mp
each
Waistings
Heautil'ul new patterns,
special, -I JZp
a yard ' ,. .A
Bedspreads ,
special
98c
(iood larr
at
each
size,
Persian Lawn
Persian
25c
l( inch fine
lawn, special
a vard
Towels
I luck towels,
very special
4c
Liuen
All linon suiting, special
yard C
Parasols
New line white parasols
T"M ' 98c
CONTINUATION OF OUR GREAT SILK SALE
Owing to the Great Success of this Sale Wo Havo Docidod to Continuo it Until
Saturday.
50c Values 29c
1000 yards new fancy
silks, all colors, splendid
values, at OI"
fiOp, .!. price yC
11 ( til (I
65c Values 39c
1000 yards fine mirror
silks, new colors, real
values, up to Cf
(iOc, sale price, -"Vi"
a yard .... .V -''
75c Values 49c!
1000 yards new Foul
ards and fancy figured
silks, real values 7)c
sale
price
a yard
49c
CENTRAL
AVENUE
MANN'S
NEAR
POST
OFFICE
MEDFORD'S POPULAR PRICE STORE
$ttytlentynft
XporUmnd. Oron , mm ,
IU.Idnl u4 D.jt Bctool low OliU ln"X
chtri ot BLUn of Ml. Jotm !Ull(KplMoplll
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Wi.Ia. Aft. IlMtllM. Of BlUlta. I
rorcUogaldrMTIIK MHTKK HUI-KHIOIt
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PRODUCERS
FRUIT CO.
Our office Is now locator! In our jmclc
Inj; Iioiiho, and Ih opon for tho Heuuon.
From now on wo will huvo tho ilitllj
roporta nil niarUotH, bIiowIiij? prlcoa
roallzed liy tno uaiiroriuu itiui jjib
trlbiitora, und nil otlior Hlilppora,
Anv nnci Intorcatod la Invltod to
como In nnd lftok thorn ovor nnd corn-
pnro prlcoa. Uy HhlpplnB with uh you
will havo all tho ndvantneoH, of tho
larKfBt and moat confploto dooldiioiiH
aollliiK orKnnlzntlon In tho United
StntoH and nt a lower coat to you than
In tlio past.
I.aat year wo handled nearly ton
thousand ear louda, or Hovonty-alx por
cent of tho entire California crop,
ilomonibor wo
I O O Ii NO T II I N
All fruit lu nold on lta Individual
tnorltH, uhd each growora nnrno and
prlcea realized for each shipment nro
niibllahod In tho cntnloKiioa. Pooling
waa tried nnd fulled yoara ago In Cali
fornia.
If vou want to boII hoo uh, If ybu
want material, inspect our samples,
and get our prlcea before purchas
ing. ! It O IMJ O K It B F It V I T C ().
IJ, M. MrKi'iiny, NortliU'CNlorn K'iil,
Homo I'liouo 'Jil'J, rmlflu 7001.
CORA E. UTLEY
hiropodist
MARINELLO SHOP
OVER KENTNER'S
1IAII4 DKKSIKCI
SHAMPOOJNO
MANrOUItlNCI
MASSAflM
IIAm GOODS
FOR SALE
CITY PROPERTY
Lots wholesale and retail
MOOR-EHNICO.
212 Fruitgrowers Bank Bldg
Draperies
Wn carry a very ooniiilnta Una of
i ruiiorlHH, furu ourlaliiB, fixture, elo.
hiiiI ilo all oliiNHiia of uiihoUliirliiK. A
Hpiiiilivl mini to look after thin work
!.',ci,.,!'iv"ly, ,,ml . ""
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