MEDFORD MATL TttTfiUNE, MEDFORti, OKlfflON, SA'HTDAY. REPTKrmUR 0, 1011.
FXGK THRKIL.
TO PUT AGENT
PORTLAND
Our Correspondents
Mcdfonl nml Ashland Will Probably
Co-ojicrato In Kccpliin Colonist
Anciit n( Portland Durliin Colonist
Season.
Mi'dfiinl nml AhIiIiiiiiI will in nimbly
Kt logillnT on (bo ninller ill' iniiili
litliiilig nil iiKi-iiey in I'nitltiiiil iliirllijj
tho coliililMt nimimoii tu divert u jliit
imiiilinr nt' tlin nriMng I'lihtcnioiH to
tint Kokiiu Itivor vnllcy. MfiU'iinl nml
AmIiIiiikI booater iilMiiNMtl tint mut
ter ut Hoini) length I'Viilny evening
mill iih u rcNiilt the two towns will
prohnhly got together,
Limt npiing the Hoguo river vulley
wan rlighlod during tit i'oloiitH hca
noii, Many who linvtt i'iiiiio lioro were
HtoiH'il in I'ortliind by lint ngcnlH of
otlii'r liKinlilii'H. For thin re-iimm i(
in (liu'iiii'il mImi to Iiiimi mi ngn In
1'ortlmiil during tint coloniM m'iimiii
li Kin t hut tint Kongo Kivor vnllcy
ptH u Hiunin ileal.
Ah lint i'XM-iiH" of inuliitiiiiiiiig mi
iiK'i'iit nt I'uitlmiil will In- lifavy on
iiiiv onit locality it is planned to linw
lint two Iowiih work together. Tint
nMit will bi' liiHtriiotcil to Hend the
t'oloiilntft to lint Willie Kivcr vitlloy
mill not to iiiiv particular section o'
it.
Aeeonllng to rullroml forceuM
lint coming eohiiiUt influx will he the
henvieM III history. TIioiihiiiiiIk of
I'lixlenierM urn turning ihei ratten,
thin to thin neel Ion of tliu went ami
will noon In on their wav.
HTATK KAlIt OIIOU.N'DS, Mm,
Ore. (Hpeclal,)--()ni of the most inter
esting ilay of tho week during I hi"
Htat I'nlf will b Woodman of the
World Hay, Tuesday, Hjnteinbnr 12
Tim eserullve heads of tn tf rr( nr"
ders .Head Consul I. I, UnnV, of (In
Worn) mm of tlin Worlil, nnl (Ira ml
Guardian Cwrrle C. Van Ordal, of tin
Women of Wooderaft -mill appear a
thr principal speakers at thn dedication
of the Wooilman !g Cabin, erected a
a permanent ticnilrju.i rtrrn at the head
of 1'raternsl .Street at the I'alr Around
tlovernor Oswald West will deliver the
nddreu of welcome when the members
of thn two orders arrive.
Thousand of Woodmen ami Women
of Woodcraft have promled to attend
and tho members throughout Oregon
hav" (illicit In limKliiK thn arrange
menu. Many athletic anil, other event
havo been scheduled anil valuahla
prise allotted for arrant. Among these
event will Ito log chopping event, nail
driving contrsta, ilrllla ly uniformed
teama from a ilornn Wooilman eainpa,
foot raepi anil a tiaby ihow,
One of thn event of the day os
ppctfil to attract attention will In the
trill of a hoilr of Women of Wooil
craft fltianla, i; 17 women In uniform,
representing twenty three circle of the
order, drilled In one company. It will
he the largett body of lodjjn women
drilled In one company In the hlttory
of the Wet.
Multnomah Camp No, 77, of Portland,
will run ipeelal traina to Halem carry
ing more than 1000 pnraona to the fair
on that dav. The uniformed degree
ataff of tli fa raaip will take part in
the drill contetta and Captain Cooley,
thn drlllmaater, promtaei one of thn
beat and moat perfect exhlbitlona ever
aeen on the fair ground by any or
sanitation. Among the ipeakera, In addition to
Oovernnr Wett, Head Conaiil Honk and
Grand Guardian Van Oradall, will be
Congreaman W, C. Hawley, one of thn
head manageri of the Woodmen, who
will dedicate the cabin i Secretary of
Htate lien W. Oleott, fltate Treaturer
Thoma U. Kay, who U prealdent of
the general Woodman Day Fair com
mittee, the lait four named being prom
inent member of Halem Cnmii No, 118,
W. O. W., tho hot for the day; Htate
Superintendent I It. Alderman, of Me
Atlnnvllle) .lame Ituddlmnn, Cnnmil
Commander Illgg and Clerk J. 0. Wll
on, of Multnomah Camp, Portland,
and other prominent members of the
order from all part of the atnte.
The Woodmen of the World have had
three almilnr evont at tho fair groundi
and In each .Instance tho day given tl
the Woodmen wna one of the best ol
the week a regnrd attendanre and
entertainment, and It I predicted that
this year 'a Woodman 'i Day will oclipia
ail provioua orrorta.
EAGLE POINT EAQLET&
IIoBklna for Health.
Catarrh Sufferers
If Yon Don't Know About llyomel
Try It nt CliliN. KtriuiK'N Hlk,
Nearly ovnry icudor of tliu Mal
Trlbiiiio Iiiih rend about IIYOMKI, but
niuiny of thorn contliiiio to Htiffor from
eatairh JuhI becaiiHO tlmy do not ox
actly uiului-Htmul Jimt what HYOMIQI
lu.
To tlipnu HiitforeiH ClinH. KtraiiK
aiiyH you don't huvo to know tiny
thliiK about IIYOMK1 oxi'ttpt that you
bioatho It and that It iIoch not con
tain cornlmt or opium or any harm
ful ilruir,
You can find out all about IIYO
MIOI without tukliiK any ehanuoH
wlumtvor, JiiHt t?t nn outfit todny,
road tho id nip lo liiHtructloiiH, kIvo It
a ralr trial and thou If you are not
wlllliiK to nay 'that It lu tho hoHt
. voinody for oatarrh you liavo ovor
uhoiI, GIiiih, KtrauK will Kindly return
your inonoy.
A cnmplntn HYOMIOI outfit cnntH
but ? 1.00. Kxtiu bottlon CO conte,
(lly A. (!. Ilowlutt.)
Mm, Mxxlo (iluifor of Now York
nuked nt lint HiinnyHldit IiihI Tiioh
tlay on Imr way to ProHpoet to vlalt
tho family of H. H. Akin, holme old
ihiIkIiIioi'n lu tho atatij of Nnw Yiitk.
Hint left her trunk at tho Hunuyiiido
and ttuiil t lua t nho tin it iiiirchaaod a
tutiiiu tU'kot lieforu leuvliiK hoim) an
iih lo bo aiiro of rotiiruliiK.
Mra, l.otllo Van Hcoy, who him been
vlNltltig filomlH nml relittlven In AhIi
laud ami Mdfoid, ban nilnrned to
her homo lu our lown mid her and
lnr alHtitr-ln-liiw, Mm, Wllllnm Drown
wont Inat .Monday to tho old 'ohoI
orrhanl for a load of poncho, nml
William KnlKlitou, wlfo nml two other
womoiit wont Tuumlny lo tho Ailntun
orchard for norno of tlio nuniu kind
of fruit.
lu my laat I npoko of a M. J. Pitch
er louiliiK out to look over thn coun
try with a view to locution muoiiK h.
Ilo In from (Ireenwell, Mlim., mid had
been recelvliiK clrciilarH from Intro
neat out by C, W. I.ako & Co,, nml
canto to net) nomu of tint wonder of
Jnchaoii county. Ho remained with
iih until Thursday afternoon, tnkluit
the '.';2Q train for Mcdfonl, where bin
family la nt preaittit Ilo neijincd to
bo favorably linpreNnml with our coun
try after I had taken hlin In a Iiiikk)'
up aa far iih Itrownaboro, then awltcb
lug off on (hi road to Med ford I took
him where ho could hco tho fntuotin
llradiiliuw orchnril nod tho Autolopu
valley In Konernl, by tho Rtiivona,
llltclirock orchnrda, then nwltchcd off
nttnln throiiKli tho old Wnlah fnrm,
took him through tho fnrm of Sen
ator von der llellen, ao tnnt he, could
nee aoino of the Yankee crook coun
try; buck by tho Thomna It Hoy Br.,
orchard nml fnrm. Tho Thotnaa It liny,
Jr., orchard nml farm, whom hu could
eeo n part of tho I'nrton (old Joo Un
der) plna tint Wilcox, (Irobb, Hol
ier mid Alnvi'Htu orchard, nml ar
rived ut tho Hiinuyaldo In tlmo foi
auppor. Ilt Rcoini'il to bo eiirprlncd
when I took bin) that round, for bo
hud count to the coiicIiihIoii that Knglo
Point wiim about thn jumpluR off
plncit. Ho wnH romnrknbly plonacil
with Antelope valley mid proinlced
to brliiK hi wlfo out nml bnvo her
look over tho country with him tliu
propor thine; to do. j
I noticed In making tho round on
Wmlucadny that thcro la roualdornblo
Improvement being mado all nlotig
tho route, now fence, homen, bnrnn,
etc.
Mr. Hoed, ono of tho enrpentora
who la working on hoiiio of thn now'
bulldlnga In our town, took a layoff
hint wix'k nml wont to bin hoiiieutead
ott Yankeo rreok nml remained nbout
n weok. Ho returned to hla room
nt tho Huunyaldo Wodueadny uvonlng.
I took n trip to tho K. H. Wolfor
gnrdou nml truck patch Wodnemlny
uioruliiK after n lot of tomntocR. Ho
baa mado a Hpeclalty of tomatoes nml,
although ho baa void thoiiBnnda of
pound, you ran hardly iiiIkh thoao
taken from tho vlneu and hu hnH lottt
of thorn that tip tho acalea nt in nml
IS otincoH, ho you aeo that our Iluttu
creek hoII not only brings onloim,
but tomatnoa a well mid corn iih tall
an tho bent.
Our hcIiooI Ih gradually Incrcaalug
lu hUo. Thero woroonrollod on Wed
nciiday 7T pupllit nml wo know of
unite a number that expect to como
later, mid thcro In qulto n number
from the outHldo dlHtrlctn who aro
taking advantago of our ochnol fa-
CIHtlOH.
J ud IMhiiII, who wiih taken sick at
the I'roHpcct workH and wiih brought
down to tho SuunyHldo for medical
treatment. In convalescent nml Iiiih
returned to bin work. Ho Iiiih two
fottr-horHo teams at work hauling logs
for tliu huwiiiIII for tho big electric
plant. Irwin Pool, ono of IiIh team-
HterH, riiiuu out Tuenday' after a lontl
of hay for the teaniH,
Mr. Natwlck, ono of tho rontractorrt
on tho road botwoen horo and Pron
pect, was a pleaHnnt caller ThuiBilay
morning on IiIh way to Itoguo river.
John NIcIioIh In having a now roof
put nn IiIh dwelling limine,
Married, September I, lu Antihunt,
KniCHt Colo mid MIhh Carrlo Pool,
Mr. Colo emtio munng uh ami bought
a :i.pi-uc,ro tract of laud adjoining our
town, and wo realized that wo had
another valuable addition to our com
munity, but In a nliort tlmo ho hcchc
ed a poHltlon iih mall clerk on the
8. P. railroad, whom ho Iiiih worked
ever hIiico, ami now ho ban taken ono
of our charming young ladles from
among uh, Thoy have gone to Port
laud to mako tholr home. They many
frlomlH hum aro wishing thorn a long
and happy life,
CENTRAL POINT ITEMS.
('. II, (lay of Mcdfonl made a nliort
call on IiIh father ami itiothur, Mr.
and Mrs. .1, II. (lay, I'rldny morning.
I)r, K, DiivIh Iiiih returned from a
Hovoral duyH' hmilucHH trip lo Han
Kranclaco nml other California cIHoh,
Mr, ami Mm, Dill Pankey, who
have been making their homo at Cot
tage (Iiiivh for tho piiHt yenr, have
returned to thla city,
Mr. Palmr of Med ford called here
on IiiihIiichh Friday.
A. C, HopkliiH, who Hpnnt the miiiii
mer with IiIh paronlH, left for Phila
delphia, Pa., Krfday morning lo spend
tho winter.
.laiiiea West nml IM Miller Hpctil
Friday lu Itay (told.
MIkkc (leorgla Cllno, Nellie Htow-
nrt, Fern llcebe, Frmicen Bhlelds,
Kuril Itelib, Helen Meo nml Meaatn,
Orvlu llebb, J. H. Harnett nml H. G,
Dtiulnp were enrly morning pnaaen-
gcra for Med ford.
Prealding Klder Duulnp of tho
M. K, church, la hero attending (lit
tle In Hint congregation.
Vcrn Pendleton of Table Hock
tratiMirtod IjiidIiichk lu our city Fri
day. MIkh UimmIo Itandall la imjoylug n
visit with her slater, Mra, Itoun Whip
ple nml family at Woodvlllo thla
week,
Oscar HnmpHon, who Iiiih sient aj
most eiijoyatiie'Hiimmor nt tho lioall
ranch, left for tils Illinois homo on
Thursday.
JACKSONVILLE
DIED.
YOUNflKlt At IiIh home on .South
, .Oiiktlitlit, Septeinht'i' 8, .1011, .1,
L Younger' aged 78.
Mr. Younger has been u rcKidenl of
nli'ilfnril for llio ptifit your, .eomltiK
from tliu east, Funeral Heryioim
I Sumliiy itfleiiion ut i! o'clock,
Fred Owens of Applcgnto hpeut
four iluyw in .Mcdfonl this week.
Joint Ditiiuiiigtou of tho City Mar
ket in puyliig Portlnml a nliort visit.
Mrs. W. II. Vcnnlilu of Applegnle
hlioK.il in Jacksonville TlmrMlnv.
The puhlie hdiool rcKtimeil kIiicIich
on the fourth with n tooil attemlanee.
Tho ntimher enrolled ih 150 nml Ih
hlendily increasing. Tho following
corps ol teacher is m charge of the
four departments: Piiieipul, Prof.
Uarringlon; Mis Clara Klmcr, Mis
.Nellie Collins, MrH. II. Crouch.
Mr. nml Mm. Chns. J, Ktuuuui nr
rived from 1'ortlnml the forepart of
the week to make Jncksonvillu their
ruturo home.
II. Crouch, who Ims hoen oernt
tug IH" eyannlo plant at the Opp
mine for a long time, Iiiih become
employer nt one of tho Iiie mines nt
(InthH Valley. Cnlif., nml will ho join
'! by IiIh J'amilv Inter.
Mrs. C. C. Ptirsel nml 'm. Lomlcn
of Hig Applegato wero in Jackson
ville a few ilnys hiiiec.
1 M. Smith and J. I). Hrnwn of
hlerlnii: lmvo been in Jacksonville
oovernl tiines during the week.
J. P. Hnrr mid his elded 'son wore
down from H!K Applegate Friday.
W. II. Clements, tho miner," ut
over front Anplegnta thm week.
City Marshal Jones is in SterliiiL
.1: ,i: . i . ....'
iimiiiri iiuiumg ueer ami jck Sharp
m wcjinnir ins star in tlio tneantime.
H. Mv Collins, Mr. Dmun mid M. J.
Hy are enjoying, u ten-dny outing
in Fish Lake eottntrv.
r. . I oniulw mid K. Ileeson of
laleiil. .1. n. Hair of Woodvillo mid
(leorge Fox of Central Point were
here during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Deueff nml
rrn. Kiltn Cook- who lmvo been
cmnpitig out nt the Sulphur Spring en
Applogutu, have returned home.
John Miituey mid Georgo Hueklev
f Appleguto trmiKiieted htisinesH m
Jueksouville one tiny this week.
Mrs. I., llrown Iiiih reopened the
dining- room a I IT. S. Hotel.
J. M. (Vntnill of Applegalo wns in
Jneksouvillo Thursday accompanied
by his itnele, Stephen Cnntrull, Jhe
ptoiicor miner.
Mrn, P. A. Iliues is considerably
indisposed agnin.
Hoy Ulrich and J. A. Mnrsli were
mi Hoguo river one duy this week
boating mid fishing-, mid captured
eight line salmon.
J. A. Magoou mid F. 0. MeWil
lianiK of Ashlaml hud business ut the
county seat Wednesday.
A. Learned, with lias boon em-
ployed nt Ashland forsomu time past
was among- his Jneksouvillo friends
(ptito recently.
K. F. Ucau mid his fumily were
among (hose in Jneksouvillo during
the past weok. .
Mrs. C. M. Stout and her daughter
went tp Med ford Friday afternoon.
1. Melutvro bus been sending a
considerable iptantity of fine pears to
Medford for shipment east. His mop
ot peaelies wns not large, hut es
peeinlly fine,
Will Johnson and M. Tt. Hunk of
Applegalo were in Juuksonvillo not
long since.
Willy Itltoten, llio tnll-syenmoro of
Klines creek, made tho county seat a
visit Thursday,
II. A. Danteti and Prior Futon of
Poonnau's Creek wero horo Satur
day. it. 11. Dow, W. It. Coleman nml J.
10, DurkduU hold it, piuuio on lOt,'iio
river Kalurdiiy night nml Humhiy nml
played havoc nmong the finny tribe
of thai slermu, wc me informed by
them,
Mr. Allison' tho jeweler, has re
turned to his former homo nt New-burg-,
Yamhill county, mid we are
again without mi artist in that line,
Miss Lola Prim, has been cngmlcil
to teich in tho t Medford schools,
which begin Monday.
MisH Cora Ilnrgo lias returned
from ii trip to California.
V. A. (lorsl has put another fine
Cadillai! on llio Jticksoii'illf-Mcilffiril
unto line. Ho was ucciiuipnuieil in
the ear from Portlnml h .Mrs. Ooril.
The front of I. Ilyan's big store U
about completed timl n one of the
finest mid most modern in southern
Oregon. Luke is to ho complmcnteil
on his enterprise.
C. II. Veghto alnl Fred Wagner
were down from Ashland Saturday
on hiisiuess roniiceled with the recent
pioneers' reunion.
The Southern Oregon Pioneers' re
union, held ut Ashland Thursday, was
pronounced n micccsh by the many
attending it. Jacksonville furnished
its quoin, us usual, Mi-mIiiihc Mary
Dny.'Mury Miller, Mrs. ('has, prim,
Mrs. .0. N. Nelson, Mrs. Melissa
Tuylor Mrs. W. H. Coleman. Mrs.
KIIm Cook, Mr. nod .Mrs. C. L'lrieh he
iiijr mnong tho number.
Mr. Kstes of Mcdfonl is in charge
of Frank Robin's bnrbershon while
the proprietor in limiting on Apple
Kate. T. M. Heed spent a few hours in
Medford Friday afternoon.
John W. Wijsoii, having finished
connecting the county's rock quarry
with the Hogue Kiver i:ieitric com
pany's main jower line, has resumed
his duties as county jailor and court
hoitsfl jniutor.
The front of Kd DunningtonV
thirst emporium is being treated to a
modern front by J. F. Kick.
District Attorney Mulkey ,,nd ,JK
family have become residents of Med
ford. After a successful mercantile ca
reer in Jacksonville of forty years.
J. Ntinan, the pioneer merchant of
southern Oregon.- has trmifcred lii
interest in Xunnii-Tnvlor Co. to his
son, Charles, nml will take n well
earned rest. Ho will he missed by
his former customers-, who were num-erotH.
Raaklna for 1?mH1i.
JUport of the' Condition of
THE rZJTXI BKZiT Usxnn nn
at Bntte ralla, In Ut State of Ora;oii.
h oae-of-koataaaaa; ItjUmWr 1,
Xeaoarcea.
oana nml ,coum $ 7.710.00
IJanklna; houiw 4.761.JJ
I urnlturound future J.J30.1J
uuo from approved rvxervo
banks 906.90
Cnh on tmnil , 1.497.S5
K.nea 5S 00
Total v
UabUiUta.
I'Ullltlll MtlHb l.l 1.. l
Undivided rroflta. Uiawniien
nml tuxea imlrt
luo to tumkn nnd tunkers ...!.
Indlvlilunl deposit aubiect lo
, check
IVinnnil certificate of d(.xli
Thnu cerllflcateH of deposit..
UT.CO.Ol
$ 9.200.00
SI039
:,3
7,110.39
36CS3
400.32
... .To,il,l H7.4SO.Ot
nunc or OreBon. County of Jnckaon. sa
I, Cleo. W. Marker, cnahlrr of the above
named Imnk. do nolemnl) twriir that the
tiovi Mtutement I trtft to tho tnxit of
iiij nnuiviroKH mill l'ller.
QKO. W IIAHKKH. Chlcr.
huberlbel and anorn to l.croro n
HiIh 7th day of September. 1911.
i P. HlttOUS. Notary Public
Correct Attest:
FIIANK P. NlrrilKHUVND.
IIAItHY I). MlLtS,
Directors,
port of the Condition of
THE TIKST STATE BAKJT. Or EAOX.S
POIWT
at Earl, rolnt. In the cut of Orron.
at tha oloae of bmtncaa, Septombor l
1911. " '
........
...
Reiourcta.
Loans nnd itlacnunta $
Overdrafts, necured and unv-
cured
Iliiuils nnd warrants
Hnuklni; housn . . .
tirtilliit,. uti.l eiv..r.,M
-- ...... ..n,...,.i r......
nun from lmnks( nut rvservo
l"nkK)
Duo front iipprovi'd roHorvu
banks
Checks and other nihil lteuiH..
CUKll mi llllMll ,
KxKnses
.........
5.942 S3
7.75
(!,t)SS.!l7
3,754.95
l,803i-J8
1.132:
9,8 25. 13
189.89
M0S.7I
476.63
Total
....... ......... J31.326.7 1
Z.lablUUa.
iiipitul slock paid In 9.050.00
iMiiuviiirti proriis, less expanses
nnd tuxes paid 125,47
Individual duposlts subject to
ebeck Sl.829.lt.
Icrllfled chvoks 100.00
Tlmo certificates of lU'ltoult ., 222.17
u, . T"'"J' $31,326,71
Htilto of OlVKOIl. County Of JnrkKcin. h
I. J. V. Molntyre, cashier of the nbovi
liained bank, do aolenuily swear that tlu,
above stateiuont Is truo to tho best of
luy knowledge and belief.
J. V. MolNTYHIJ, Cnshlor.
HubHcrlbed nnd sworn to before mo
this "tli day of Hoptcmhor, ISM,
A. .1 Pl.OIUIV, Notury Public.
Correct Attest:
J. V UltOW.V.
w.m. von mat Hia.i.KN.
Olreotorei.
wo notlco that somo morchnnts In
othor cities nro using consldorablo
Bpnco advertising "Mftdo In OroRon"
goons, -mat is na u snquia bo. Tho
morchnnt must know that hts Indivi
dual proaporlty la to a great oxtont
dopondont upon tho proaporlty of tho
stnto ut largo, and K Orogon mnnu
fncturorB nro pntronlxod, that it will
moan groater pny rolls, and groator
pay rolls moan a larger dogroo of
proaporlty for ovory man, woman and
child In Oregon,
ROGU
E
ORCHARDS
WITHOU
T A PEER
So Declares W. H, Ncwall, President
of State Horticultural Sclety. Here
to Look Over Orchard District
Loud With Pralccs.
"The fruit growers of the Hoguo
river vnllcy need mil worry about
this season's fruit crop nnd the low
prices paid for fruit' states W. II.
Xewall, president of the state board
of horticulture who is making an in
spect ion of Jlocal orchards. "The
crop is tiff throughout the northwest
while the large amount of fruit from
other sections of the country wns
late in reaching mnrket and kept
prices down.
"Tho Iloytic Hivcr valley distri"t
is without u H!cr in the west," con
tinued Mr. Xewall, "and it is always
u great pleasure to visit ii. No
where are orchards kept in better
condition or is fruit grown more sci
entifically. Here indeed is a model
fruit section."
Salem. Ore (Special! r-tl'fnrnn
ha sent enfrie for exactlv thirty-MX
liore in thr meet to he !i-M at the
Oregon Stale Fair from September
11 to IC Inclusive Wahington ha
rome to thr front with rvflntrrn en-
ries and Oregon will have fiftrcn
fnt one waiting for thr word toso
in the various rvrnt on the racing
card. Thr racr mert. alwav of im
nortancr at Salrm. will not he the
biggrM thing on the program, a all
the stork ihow event have been well
filled and the lit of entrir in thr
dairy and poultry division have
hown up well. And. a ual. the
display of Oregon horr will ur
pa anything nf previou yrar. in
cluding thoroughbred, work horc$,
driver., trotter, pacer and coachcrs.
Thr poultry how will a!sot be im
portant. Reduced rates arc in effect
for thr fair a tiual
NEXT MEETING
CENTRAL POINT
Good Roads Advocates to Hold Dl(
Mectlnn With Central Point Com
mercial Club, Same Tlmo Next
Week.
A mass meeting of good ronds ad
vocates is to he held at Central
I'oint early in the coming week. Ar
rangements aro now hcinjc made by
lending citizens of Central I'oint. A
number of Mcdfonl business men arc
pinning to make tch trip.
nl.ntcr it is planned to hold meet
ings at Kagle Point, Woodville, Gold
Hill, Jacksonville, Talent and Phoe
nix. The good rond campaign is
opening up in earnest.
ASHLAND MAY
GEUTATION
Comcrclal Club of That City Is In
Receipt of Communication From
Orcrjn Agricultural Collcnc Dis
appointed In Lower Valley.
Salem, Ore. (Special) Some nine
ty odd horses are now training on
the Salem track for the Oregon State
Fair meet and not a fas one owned
in the Northwest is missing from the
entry list. Secretary Frank Mere
dith says he looks for the track rec
ord to go by the boards at this meet
because of thr improvements made in
the course. One of the big features
i the steeplechase event in which,
strange to say, most of the entries
have come from women owners. It
seems from this that the sticks are
most in favor by the women of the
Pacific Northwest. At least they
seem to own more hurdlers than the
men, if the entry lists are a guide of
what the women of Oregon, Wash
ington. Idaho. Montana and British
Columbia have to offer for the sport
of thoc who go to the Oregon State
Fair this year, Reduced rates are in
effect on all rail lines for this meet
from September 11 to 1G inclusive.
Thnt tho atnto agricultural collogo
Is considering tho ndvlsabillty of
placing tho branch experiment sta
tion nt Ashlnnd Is ovldonced by n
communication tho Ashland club iinn
received from tho college authorities,
In which tho matter Is thoroughly dis
cussed. Tho Ashlnnd club has ap
pointed a commlttco to tnko up thn
mntter at onco and sco what can bo
dono In regard to securing tho stn
tlon. In a letter to tho Ashland club from
tho school It Is polntod out that tho
authorities wero badly disappointed
by tholr failure to securo a slto for
the station In this end of tho valley.
Ashland Is taking advnntago of this
fact and It Is not at all unlikely that
tho station will bo placed near that
city.
"Look for the loser of the articles
you have found for a prompt ad
may save him a lot of worry.
Haoklna for Health.
Salem, Ore. (Special.) Throvgk taa
aetirity of Secretary Meredith of Uo
Oregon 8tato Board of Agriculture, ths
United States Forest Berries lias
agreed to place an exhibit at tbs com
ing atatd fair. Tha display -will eon
aiat of bromide enlargements and
transparencies of actual protograpla
showing work and conditions en na
tional forests.
There will also be photographic en
largements showing prcserrative tim
ber treatment and strength test pro
erase, besides charts and maps. Seeds
and seeding speeimenta of leading Pa
cific Coast treo species, specimens of
insect-infested timber, products ob
tained tbrongh distillation processes,
figures showing revenue to tha state,
amount of timber for sale, number of
stock grazed, etc., will be shown.
Rogue River .Valley Canal Co.
AND
ROGUELANDS Inc.
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, x FEED N. CUMMINGS, Manager
$250,000
Was realized from one district in Colorado from Canta
loupes alone, first season's planting on new land
Our Lands and Water will produce just as well in
all kinds of Fruits and Garden Products
Office 3d Floor Medford National Bank Building
Over 800 Cars
of Products Shipped into the Valley
Last Year
Why Not Produce This at Home ?
Our Prices and Terms are Easy
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also a fine assortment of Ranges, including the GREAT MAJESTIC, all at rea
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218 EAST MAIN ST,
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