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MTCDTrORT) MAIL TRTBUNJD, MflPFOTlT), 11WI0X, FTITDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1911.
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PINCHOT SAILS
FOR COAL FIELDS
Former Chlof Forostbr Accompnnlad
, .by Scnatoi Polmloxtcr, Off for
Alnskit Will iiivostlpto Govern
ment Operation of Mines.
IIIHMi I
HICA.TTU:, Wmili., Hopl. 1. "I am
HiiliiK ( Aliwliii with Htmnlor I'oln
tliuti'i' to vlxlt CnulriitUii' May ami tint
('iiiiiiIiikIiuiii (dill flililfi(" mttil llf
foul IMiiolwt, funiwr rlilnf fort'Mltir,
IIiIm aiKirnlliif.
"ll nTitl liIinlTxtr riirilviMl"liiiit
nlltlit uiiil will null for Conlowi on (In
iili'iiimir Nurlhwi'Hturii nl l o'ulorlc
UiiiIkIiI.
"Wn will Imi kuiiii u iiioulli'i con
tliiucil IMni'liot. "iiml I mil ttoliif, up
tlnint wldi mi opiMi iiilnil. I liitvn fu
vurt'il Mm li'Mivlnj; of the jihI coal
niiil rlolilH, Init iim I nn', I mil upon
to rmivlutloii wlintliur It would Ik
lifHt foe Him United Btnt' to k Into
lint coul Illinium nml mlim ami ll
tlio roiil Olii'ct to tint cniiHiiniKr."
Tn."llHr with Hoiiutor I'oliulc-xlur.
(liny will nmlitt it thoroiiKli oxuiiilun
(lull of the Alimkii Mtiiulloii, iiouml
tint koii'h iii'oiIh, nml mail it ilmi
for iti'lliiu In ('(initri'Hu iikyI wlutur
At ConloMi thoy will l iiikI by Jiilm
K. liiithroi mul otlii'm, who Imvo
mail" itrri'tiiKuiiii'iitH for a trip Into tin
Interior. I'oliuli'xlur'n huh uctoiiiiiii
nli'H tlio imrly.
IMni'liot iniitit ri'liirn liy tint flmt
of Oi,tiilior, an hit Iiuh a uri'iit volutin
of work In forest rwrvu rweiircli
wnltliiK for him In tint Aillrntiiliirk
iiiomitulim In Now York.
PRIMARY DATES
AND LAWS GIVEN
Nomlnallnii Election in This State in
1012 Will Come In April Rculs
tratlon Books Will Open January
I In Each County.
HAl.i:.M, Or., B'it. 1. Itttitlrlw
rt'liitlnc to thu tlintt of ojxhiIiik book
fof" roKlntrntion of voturn for 1J1'2
mul thu ilmv of holilltiK prliuury cloo
tlotiM for I0t: tiro lKliiiiliif to coim
In to thu. uttornny Kr-mtritt'ti officii.
Homo uuriiriiiliity 'oiiiM,to oxUt owIiik
to l ho utiii'iulliioul Hindu to tint dlrocl
primary law liy tlio hint liKllutur.
In miHwor to thono luqulrli'c AHnlntunt
Attomuy dcnornl Vun Wlnklu nn'H.
"Tho prliunry flection In every
ycitr when a prcHldi'itt or vlco-pn'nl
dent ahull ho elected hIiiiII ho held on
tlio ITith day hoforo tlio firm Monday
of Jiitu". Thu nnnllmitliig eluctlon,
therefore, In hold In April mid tlio
ri'Klxtrnltoii bookn uro open on the
firm Monday In January mid cloned
on tlio 15th of May and aro cloHi'd for
a period of 1 1 dayn on tlio tenth day
hoforo tho primary election, continu
ing until the fifth day after.
ItcKlmratlon for Xnwmlier.
"All lawn pertaining to tho nom
ination of candidates, rcglHtrutlou of
otnr8 mid all other thlngH Incident
to thu holding of tho hlnnnlnl tiloc
lion mIiiiII ho effective tho muiio num
ber of dayu luifoio tho flrat TiiohiIii)
aftor tho flrat Monday In Novombm
t hat thoy have horotoforo hcon hoforo
hi'itii hoforo tho firm Monday In Jnnn
Thort'foro, It will ho neroHHiiry to hao
tho hookH opmi dm Iiik tho Hiiiiimor
tho Bumo IciiKth of tlmo hoforo tho
Itonornl t'olctlon In November iih tho
flrHt Mnndiy In January Ih hoforo
thu flrHt Monday tw Juno.
"You will not I co that UiIh inaUefl
two roKlHtratlon porlodn, ouo from
January to May and tho other from
Juno till October, with tho cloned pe
riod of if iIujh In April. Tho 20 duyH
formorly roqtUrod for MHsimrntlon of
votoiH prior to tho proaldontlal oloc
tlou Ih covered by tho poilod from
J liny to October.
I Two (Jloxed IVrloiN.
"As f undorHtmid It, thoro will ho
hut ouo prlninry elecllon ami that will
ho hold on tho -tGtli day hoforo tho
flim Monday In Juno and tho itouoral
olcctlon will bo hold on tho flrHt Tiiph
day after tho flint Monday In No
fVombor. Tho M'KlHtratlou hookH will
ho open on tho find Monday In Jan
uary and continue ho until October,
with tho oxcoptlon of tho cIohimI pe
riod or If dayH In Apill and from
tho lr.th orlay until about (ho (1th
of Juno."
Homo proHporlty doponds upon
liotno Industry, mul Htato-wldo proa
porlty wilt ho sreator If fnctorloH
boIIIhr "Mudo In OroBon" jtobdH nro
pntronUod b ythu local inorohanta,
Look for tho iuI lliut call for yon
ninoiiR I ho holu vrnntort mlH.
1 Husklui tor Health.
Henry Miller in "The Havoc" at Medfbrd Theatre Tonight
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LOOKS LIKE MERRY
WAR FOR TRAFFIC
W. S. Barntim Returns From Port
land With Scvcn-Passenjjcr Auto
mobiles Reported He is Golno to
Recover Portion of BuslncssV.
CENTRAL POINT ITEMS.
It look liku a war to tho death lie
Iwri'o (ho Kim River Valh-y rail
road n nil tell automobile line between
Medfonl ami .InekNouville. I'".i
dent W. S. Illinium, of (he railroad,
hit jiiht M'turneil from I'orllainJ
wliurv ho iiiindianod it necn ptiNoc'i
ler mitoiuohile. While no iiuiiouiice
int'iit Iiiih been mudo by tho rnilroad
meii, thof.0 who profexH to ho "hi tli
Know," htato (hat the machine will
ho placed on tho run between Med
io nl mid Jaeksoinille, and u nirr
A 0. Taylor ami family, John and
I.Hwromo W'hIi wero paHfoiiKorH for
UrantK I'ann u No. 0 Tburmlay
inornlni;.
W. J. Fryman-mid family ha
'vettirned from n much enjoyed out-
liiK at Orator Uiko and other moun
tain rejiortii.
MrM K. Dnvh mid hoii. MiiHtor Carl,
nro Hicndliir. a fiyv dayH vIkUIuk with
rolr.tlvi'H mid frlendu In AHllauil, their
former place of roHtdouco.
A very enjoyable nodal, Riven by
Iho incmbeiM of tho Central 1'olnt fire
department, was hold !u our city hall
.Wtilncmlny ovunlni;. Thoto present
were tho inomborM of tho ttro depart
ment and a miinberjof ImlteJ KiuwtH.
war for Miprcmaoy started.
It U n well known fuel that the
railroad company has spfferetl mu
lerinlly cilice (ho Jtilo lino ns in
augural cd mid it is now thought that
Knrniiui will attempt to recover ;i
IMirtion of the Inihineoii.
All pn-Herit report IihvIiik Hpetii a
moHt delliihtful evening.
A-TiinnlnK and vinegar factory Ih
helm: marled hero In John Alhcrt'K
building, Houlh sldo of IMne Htrcet
between Fifth and Sixth utreetH, un
der the nianiiKoniout of Wine & Wort
maii. '
Many rarloadK of hay are holm;
Hhlppud to iojiiIh north of here.
Mr. and Mr. HukIi Porter tipcnt
ThurRdn' vlMltlnt! realtlves and
frluudo at Soven Oo1:h.
Tho Klectrlc theater will bo ready
under tho uianaKement of Klein and
Scott tonight, who again open thu
hoimo for the benefit of tho public
amusement. ,
Thursday seemed to bo a great
aimmomcnt day for tho little folks
and also for tho RrownnpH of the M.
12. church and liaptlm church, an each
celebrated the day by roIiik plcnlck
lifc on the foothills and old fair
KrouudH south of uh. Tho time waa
passed tpry Jjwjtly, for all In at
tendance, and many marvelous talei
arc told by Home of tljelr dellRhtful
experiences In hunting, racing and
luncliln.
DO YOUR SATURDAY TRADING AT
SHEETS
72x90 si'.o, lilenchotl
HKM'inIf Op
(Nll'll
MANNS
CENTRAL AVE. NEAR P. O.
PILLOW SLIPS
12 and -lo-ineh blea.,
spopinl, 4Ap
oat'li JL
OPENING SALE OF SILKS AND D RESS GOODS
jL
New Silks
1000 yards now " Faillo" and incssalino
Silks; all shados; 75 viildos;
spt'cial, ier ,
yard
Now Volvoloon.s in all colors, for fijTg
drosses; special, a OelO
yard .'. wv
48c
27-iiu'li Corduroys lor the now HP"
fall cost nines; all coloi's; special, il
V
a yard.
New Dress Goods
Now Tissues for waists
dresses; special, per
Vfird
and
25c
59c
JlS-ineh all wool Sorgo in fall i
shades; special, per
Tard
noautiful new Scotch' mixtures, '16, 50
and 5-t inehoswido; just tho thing for
the-now fall suits, at $1.25, $1.50, $1.75,
$1.98 tmd $2.25 a yard.
YRustlivy
VEW MODELS
in "Warner's Itust
Proof" Corsets, just
received. Don't fail
to see them. Special
values at $1, $1.50
and $2 a pair
SP1WIAL
Sa urday wo will
sell a good heavy
Coulil Corset; $1.00
value; for, fQp
pair vv
Bedding Sale
Grey cotton Blankets; good sfzc; MQ
very special, each TtOl
Heavy, full si.o Coinfortei's; now QO
goods; .very special, each .vOi
Good Feather Pillows; large sizo; ftA
'ery special .'. v..0tl
.
"Swastika" Blankets, forkimo-frn AA
nas and bathrobes, a pair $&""
Agents for "North Star" all wool Blan
kets; special values at $3.98, $4.98,
$5.98 and. $6.98 a pair.
SATURDAY NOTION SALE
Colgate's and
Monncn's Talcum
Powder, j Q
a can : AtJv
Stewart's Safety
PiiirJ; nil sizes;
10c quality; spe
cial, a C
lai)er W
s
ironing wax
Shoo laces
Wlufo Tapo
IliiinPiiis
Good Pins,
on eh
2c
I SATURDAY HOSIERY SPECIAL
Children's fast black Iloso; all a,
sixes; special, a pair vt
Boys' School Tloso; heavy rib;' f rtl
bed; special, a pajr ...,.. . JL. J.A12C
Women's, fine lislo lloso; splendid nr.
quality; special Saturday, ti pnii,.,.w!
Your Skin Needs
MARINELLO
Tdki- 11 cntfttil look In your mirror
Hon tli lipvoc urmiKlil to your xkln
liy wind nml wwillinr
Now In tlin tlm to hoKln to rcirip.
dy tint IpToIh -but clifioMi your r-in-filU-n
with tlm illtnont crf
Tlio l-nt authority In llni country
011 Ih" nkin In I'.mlly J-toyd, ntitlior of
"Tlio Kkln" Kli recommend
Marinello Treatments and
Marinello Preparations
a the only nhnolutcly nml entirely
ffritlio methoil i)t earlnic for tho
nkln We ilf"J tin hi cxclildKely
t'ormultntloii lu fne In our hop
1,-t 11 Ml you nxnolly wlmt your
Hkln iieiiil to put It III perfect condl
lllon Appointment made l.y lele
plionu will mive Itolli your tim ami
our.
CORA E. UTLEY
Room 5, over Kentner's. Phone 1 1 j
MEDFORD OPERA HOUSE
Opening of 1911-1912 Season
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 1st
Henry Miller
"Mr. Miller superb
In rmnnrkalilo piny"
- N. Y. Times.
"The Havoc"
II. II. a. Sheldon
"Tho beat actlnis
Ilrnry Mlllor ImH
ever dune." N. Y.
Tribune.
In "Tho Hnvoo" Mr. Mlllor lino found tho Third of a TrJangl of Oront
I'lfiyn. which Includes "Tho Great Dlvldo" and "Tho Servant In tho
Houb"
'A LKS80.V IN 1110 ACTINO." New York ToIeRrnph.
"A UIO l'IAY. FULL OF BITING LINE." Now York Herald.
.Seats now on sale at HasKins
Pure
Clear
Sparkling
Too can't afford to do withoat
(Lis splendid, rcfresbicK drink.
Call np and order a case sent to
tho house. The purest, most
healthful drink known It
SIS tf I YOU
MINERAL
WATER
F. C. BIGHAM, Agent.
ffi $ $ $ $ $ $$$$$$ $ .$ $$$$$$$ $ $ $ $ $
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The Medford National Bank
CAPITAL STOCK - $100,000.00
SURPLUS an d PROFITS $35000.00
UNITED STATES POSTAL SAVINGS DEPOSITORY
8AFB DEPOSIT KOXES FO It ItllNT.
, W. H. aOBC, Frtsldcnt. '
3. A. PERET, VIc Prcs. JOHH S. OBTK, Cttlblcr.
r. E. KKKRICK, Vice Pita. W. B. JACESOW, Aait. Cahlr.
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Draperies
We carry a very complete line of
draperies, taco curtains, fixtures, etc.
and ?o all c1asa8 of upholstering;. A
special man to look after this work
exclusively anil will gtvo as good
service ns Is possible to get to even
the largest cttlpa.
Weeks & McGowan Co
i
yyvay
'i
gtMelms l&aH
. Tortlsixl, Orrsoo
TlUUnl oil nr Retool for GlrU loV Z
febkre of BUtn ef Bu John lUnUt (ClKOlil J
CllfUU, A4uut a4 Xltsttit&jrr XarArtasu,
Mule, Art, ZlmUa.OyMft&ilu.
KorcUloJJrr.TIIt: SlSTKIt bUl'KHIOH
omr23. St. lltl Hall
tot CIiU. CcoJoncJ tr Ifc SISIIRS OF THE HOLY
NAMES OF JCSUS AHO MART. Cm. AJ tU
CMiUu C'tn. Muilc An. Elocla iaj Ccmstr
I MDeftuKU,n$fJD)inanu.t.tiix<onizA
UltllKTaUl tliaini WiRjIoiAsiwuimmraLAJdrctt
tltTKR IVntlOK U. Sltrj't AiS-v. hnUJ
Ono trial with a gas range i3 more effectual thau nil tho
talk ever raised about it. Ask anyone who has ever
used gat if they would go hack to tho old coal or wood
or oil and they will say no every time. Aro you using gas
In your h-mo? Better get wise now to its advantage over
the out-of-date methods of lighting and heating.
Oregon Gas &
Electric Co.
Free Lindsay light Installed with every range. Leave
your order now. Terras: Small monthly payments.
1.A, X
IRRIGATION
Nature Supplies the Land
and Sunshine
We Furnish the Water
Rogue River Valley Canal Co.
FRED N. OUMMINGS, Manager
Office 3d Floor Medford National Bank Building
Irrigated Orchard Trcts
Land for $150 Per Acre With Perpet
ual Water on Easy Terms
Can You Do Better?
ROGUELANDS Inc.
FEED N. OtTMMINGS, Manager
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