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BUY CHAMPAGN
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SAYS REX, "BUT
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So Gold Hill's New Bridge Will Be
Christened With Ronuc River Water
Placed In a Chnmpannc Bottle-
Gala Day Is Arranged.
DAUGHTER OF PIONEER
WILL CHRISTEN BRIDGE
Proposal to Break Bottle of Cham
pagne Meets Opposition in Per
son of Editor.
"Hy nil moans, buy tho cham
imgiio, but don't waste It by break
ing It across n support of our now
bridge," Is tho manner In which Ke
Liunpinnn. editor, poet ami socl.illst,
of Gold Hill, answered the sugges
tions of tho committee appointed to
christen Gold Hill's new structure.
And so tho bridgo "III be christened
with Roguo river water, placed in a
champagno bottle. To get the bottlo
Is the reason for tho purchase of the
"wealthy water." But Lampm.na,
economist, couldn't seo why the
champagne should waste Its fra
graucc on tho Gold Hill bridge.
Gold Hill is preparing to cele
brate the opening of tho new bridge
Just completed across Roguo river
with elaborate festivities. Ono of
the features of tho celebration will
bo tho breaking of tho bottlo of
Iloguo river water christening the
bridge, which will bo dono by the
daughter of a pioneer who superin
tended tho erection of tho old bridge
"Tho Centennial" in 1S7G.
35-MILE ROAD AT LAKK.
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to turn out of tho narrow track.
These roads also become very dusty
in summer, so much so that it is
very disagreeable to travel over
them the greater portion of the sea
son.
To Sprinklo Roads.
"Tho dUBt could easily bo over-
como by tho use of road sprinklers;
thcro is an abundant supply of wa
tor, with good fall, suitably distrlb
utcd along tho roads, so that tanks
cohld bo filled by gravity. More
real benefit could bo derived from
the Bin all outlay of money thnt
would bo necessary to install this
improvement than In any other man
ner with the samo amount of ex
pense. "1 cannot too strongly urge that a
sprinkling system be Installed and
continued through tho dry season of
1012. Thrco good sprlnklors should
bo purchased and tanks erected at
suitable places. If theso roads were
sprinkled they would need little
other improvement, as thoy would
Incline to fill up and become moro
level instead of being cut deeper and
deeper by tho wheels of tho vehicles
passing over them. These sprink
lers could then be used upon tho
better roads In tho part when thoy
shall linvo been constructed."
Want Park Knlnrgcd.
Tho enlargement on tho north of
tho park is recommended In order to
protect tho game. Tho area which It
1b proposed to add to tho park is
bounded as follews: Beginning at
thu nprthcast corner of tho park, and
thunco running north along tho mer
idian 122 dogroos west longitude to
tho north lino of township 27 south,
thenco west to tho northwest corner
of townnhip 27 south, rango 3 east;
thunco south of tho jiarallel 43 de
grees 4 mlnutos north latitude;
thunco east along tho parallel 43 do
groos 4 minutes, to tho placo of be
ginning. In order to prevent persons from
ondangorlng tholr lives, It I pro
posed to closo tho park against all
travel between Decombor 1 and Juno
1, oxcopt by written permission from
tho Hupcrintendcnt,
"TIiIh rule should bo made," saya
tho superintendent, "in 'ordor to pro
vont reckless or careless pooplo or
poruoiiB not acquainted with tho con
ditions in theso high mountulns from
hazarding uud probably losing their
lives. If persona desiring to entor
tho park In wintor wore required to
make application to tho superintend
ent, tliero would bo opportunity to
ascertain whother tho party or par
tiea wore ondangorlng their lives or
whuiliar thoy woro properly oqulppod
and capablo of taking caro of them
SCHOOL TAX
IS EIGHT MILLS
Citizens of This School District Meet
and Fix Tax for Coming YearIs
One Mill Higher Than One Year
Ago.
Al ti meetiiiie of I lie oil ion- of the
loonl school dintrii'l hold Thur-uln.x
afternoon tho sohool l for next
yonr wh fixed at S millf. or one mill
more Hum thi yettr's tnx.
It wits thotutht tliHt n 10 mill tnx
would lie nerw"nr. However the n
jiMrV fiuro- were hiaher thiin un
e I tooted.
The inoruRO nltoiulutioo of tin
soliool oliildron of the oily for th
month of November . l'JIo nti in
eron-o of IPO oxf'r Xln ember of
the ln-t venr.
LADIES PLAN '
NEWJAFETERm
Juniors Society of the Greater Med
ford Club Secure Quarters in H12
Medford Furniture and Hardware
Company's Block.
HONOR MEN ARE
DOING GOOD WORK
T. M. Pcclor, Down From His Home
on Upper Rogue River, Says Wcst-i
ville Is Quiet and Orderly Town'
Good Road Work. '
Thai the "honor men" at oik on.
the Crater l.nke torn', mo doing good1
owrk niul are well liehuvoii, tutikinu
absolutely no trouble for the resi
dent of Hint eoion w the icport
brought down from his 1'ppor ojj-ii
Kier liomo by T. M. IVelor, near'
who-o homo the "honor men" nre eu
emuped. I
"The men nre ory well lielmved,"
states Mr. IVelor "and ninko no
trouble whatever and lliov me dointr
o.xccllont work on Hie roads. It ih
a god move.''
SHLANO MAY
SELL ITS PLANT
oompuny, Htitutltl n wile of Hut inuuU
eipnl plant lie offer tori.
Negotiations between Hie oily and
Hie Siskiyou eninimuy looking lo
winds u mile of Hie inunit'lul lunl
Tho ntnoiidiumit, iim piopiuotl, Ik mm t -
inlnt'lory ImiIIi to Hie ennipiuiy uiitl lo
iiioiiIh for Inning II Hiilimllli'il lo tho
pooplo ul nil onrly (lulo will probably
luue been iiihIim' miv for "ome tune.' tho innyor ninl oonni'll. Ari'iiiiue bo innilii nl Ilio noxl poimoll mentljig
Attorneys Preparing Amendment to
City Charter to Authorize Sale of
Municipal Lighting Plant to S. E
P. & L. Company.
GOLDEN RULE
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Dollar Day Specials
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UK DKKIKST DOLIiAU VA1,DKK KYIW OIWIWKI) TO KOUTIIKIfN
OKcXION1 WYKUK. THE GOLDEN RULE ALWAYS LKADS INt YALUI'J (IIVINd AND SATURDAY
ll'il)lX)lM)S DOLLAR DAY WILL PUOYH NO KXCMPTION TO TUN KULIO
At a meeting of Hie Juniors Soeie- ASIILAXD, Dee. S. In order to
ty of Hie Qrcnter Medford Club held pave Hie way for selling the inuniei-
Thursday evening quarters have been pnl eleetrie light and power pant tu
secured in the Medford Furniture &
Hardware block and therein n cafe
teria and lounging rooms will be fit
ted up.
The meeting was devoted to hear
ing committees' reports. A consti
tution with by-lnws was adopted.
At first their rooms will not be
pretentious, but tho young ladies hope
to have their club fitted tip in n
splendid manner. So far they have
met with great encouragement from
teh merchants and uitizens of the
city.
You rend the want ads to find out
about something because you have
a quest on band and not out of
mere curiosity.
Haaklna for Health
the Siskiyou Electric l'ower & Light
Compnny, nttornoys representing tin
city and that company hnve just fin
ished drawing up a constitutional
amendment to the present city char
ter giving Hie council power to sell
the plant, should the people vote to
do so. This amendment will probab
ly be submitted to Hie people at iv
special election to be held in the near
future.
The purpose of the election will be
to amend nrticle VII of the charter
by amending section 1- so as to pro
vide that the term of years for which
the council can grnnt a franchise to
any public corporation will be extend
ed from twenty-five year, the pres
ent limit, to fifty years, which is the
term of years for which a franchise
would be crnnted to the Si-kivou
lf Indies' trimmed lints, worth up lo
$1.00, all colors. Dollar Day Spe
cial $i.o
DO lioantil'iil shirt waists, white; some
lace trimmed, some plain tailored
styles; worth up to $:2o $1.00
All $1,25 and $l.f0 wool dress goods go
at $1.00
Ladies' $,1.10, $1.18 and $1.25 outing
gowns $1.00
All $1.25 American Lady corsets $1.00
5 yard patterns 111), Suzinc silk. ..$1.00
10 vards .12 l-2c outing, am- color, I). 1).
J3. . '. $1.00
10 vards Dnisv cloth, any color, 1). 1).
S. .1 $1.00
2 pail's ladies' 60c wool hose, J). 1).
S $1.00
2 pairs 65ibath towels, D. D. S. $1.00
2 dozen Coats' thread, 1). 1). S $1.00
Ladies' $1.15 white wool ribbed under
wear, all sizes $1.00
25 yards house lining $1.00
20 3'ards best calico $1.00
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Wo run not mil jon a iiiin'N
Milt for 91.00 hut c nn going
to glto J oil moro pure uimiI iiIiion
In clothing Satunliiy tliiiu your
lollnm nor piinluiNod iM'ton.
Men's $1.15 and $1.25 shirts, soft or
laiuidried, all styles $1.00
Mxtra values in men's outing gowns,
Saturday, at $1.00
Men's wool underwear, natural colors,
all sizes $1.00
1 pairs men's cashmere yox, gray, ox
ford or blaolc $1.00
8 pairs men's 15c tan or black. . $1.00
There will be genuine bargains in ev
ery department and the saving to each
purchaser will amount to a great deal.
Twenty-five Mon'it SultH nt 25 per
rent Ickh than our rogulur price. All
marked plan, $3 00 puyH for $1.00
worth, that'll all.
Twonly-flvu Uttlo boyn' Hunter
llrown HultH, halt prlco. $1.00 imyn
for $2.00 worth.
Akins, Benton
& Co.
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Tho two ways of finding work
want advertising uud answering want
litis 'give you a, double-barreled
olinnco of vinning tho kind of a job
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