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MEDFOttD MAILTRTBUNE, atEDffORD, QTCKOOy. VR11)AY VTORrAKY !), 1012.
Medfokd Mail Tribune
AM INDrct'EKDHNT NBWRPAl'RR
I'WU.IHHKD KVIStlT AKTlSttNOON
ISXCKPT Hl'NDAY, HT T11EJ
MHOFOKO PItlNTINQ CO.
Tho Democratic Times, Thn Medford
Mall, Tho Medford Tribune, Tho Houth
rn Orotonlan, Tho Asltland Tribune.
Offlco Mall Tribune llulldlnir. SS-S7-5J
North Kir street: phone, Main 1021;
Home It.
QICOHOE PUTNAM, Kdltor and Mansitor
Entered an second-class matter at
Medford, OrtRon, under tho act of
March i, lg;.
Official Taper of the City of Hertford.
Official Paper of Jackson County,
SUBSCRTFTIOK HATES.
One your, by malt .;...;;,........ 5.00
One month, by mail SO
Per month, delivered by carrier In
Medford, Jacksonville and Cen
tral Point .SO
Saturday only, by mall, per year., S.00
Weekly, per yar 1.E0
UWOBIt CroCUtATIOIT.
Dally averR for eleven month! end
1ns November SO. 1M1. 8761.
mil X.0td Wire TTnltod rrtti
DIptcht-
The Mall Tribune la on vale at the
Ferry News Ptnnil, Ban Krsnclsco.
Portland Hotel News Stand. Portland.
Dowmnn News Co., Portland. Ore.
W. O. Whitney, Seattle Waah.
MiDroKD, oRrooir.
Metropolis of Southern Oregon and
Northern California, and the fastest
proxvlns city In Oregon.
Population U. S. census 1910 SS40;
estimated, 131110.000.
Five hundred thousand dollar Gravity
Water Bystcm completed. giving flnesr
supply pure mountain water, and 17.3
miles of streets paved.
Poatofflce receipts for year ending
November 30. 1911, show Increase of 19
per cent.
Banner fruit city In Oregon Ttogno
River SplUenberg apples won sweep
stakes prise and title of
Apple Xing of the "World" ,
at the National Apple Show. Spokane,
1909, and a car of Ncwtowns iron
rirat Txf In 1910
at Canadian International Apple Show,
Vancouver, B. C
ririt rrise In 1911
at Spokano National Apple Show won
by carload of Ncwtowns.
Rogue Rtvcr pears brouRht hlchest
prices In nil markets of the world dur
Ingtho past six years.
Write Commercial Club. Inclosing 6
cents for postage for the finest commu
nity pamphlet ever published.
6RAUSTARK AT
IDFOjDTONIGHT
Exquisite Story of Love and Romance-
Which Proved Such a Suc
cess in Book Form to Be Seen for
First Time Here This Evening.
"Graustark," Ihc exquisite story of
lovo and romance, which proved so
big a success in tho book world and
lias scored as a theatrical offering,
will be tho attraction for tonight at
the !Medford.
Tho tremendous popularity of
Grace Ilnyward's dramatization and
George D. Baker's adaptation of Mc
Cutckcon's novel is readily ouourIi
guessed at when one Ftop-s to consid
er tho absolute lack of melodramntic
features and tho presence of so much
clean and wholesome dialogue nud in
teresting stage pictures.
The delightful lovo themes running
throughout the play arc bright and
entertaining, nnd of as much interest
to the male as the female sex.
A company unequalled in strength
nnd ability is employed in the ren
dering of the different characters,
nnd a feature of the entertainment is
tho magnificent scenic investment in
use, with old world costuming to fit
tho period and locale.
"Grau&tark's" trcmondous hiiccoss
tho past two seasons should ho du
plicated during its coming engage
ment at the Jfedford theater.
BRfTIAN 1ST
ID WARSHIPS
Naval Supremacy Necessary for
Preservation of Empire, Asserts
Winston Churchill Will Outbuild
All Other Nations.
GLASGOW, Scotland, Fob. 9.
Assertion that tho naval supremacy
of Great Britain la nocossary for tho
preservation of tho empire was mndo
hero today by Winston Sponcor
Churchill, first lord of tho admir
alty. Ho said:
"It Is abaolutoly necessary that our
naval program con tin no, regardless
of tho ticttvlty of any othor nation.
No othor country la confronted with
prohloms Identical with ours. In the
event ot other natloim continuing In
creasing their naval strength, Eng
land will continue to lncroaso her
ratio. Thus Groat Hiitnln. will eas
ily outdlstanco other powers to such
nu extcont that It will bo hopeless
for thorn to attoilipt to follow.
"With Grout Urltaln naval powor
Is u necessity, while with Gormany
It Is a luxury."
Canada's forests oovor moro lliuii
twioo tho combined nrou of nil of
Uliropo's.
REPRESENTS THE
HP 1 113 Portland Orejroirimi
spectacle of its provincial narrowness by opposition
to tho good roads movement. It reflects the mossback
spirit of the little Oregon
Oregon of the present. .Here is a sample:
"Oregon's smallest eonnty in area is Multnomah The
wealthiest county in Oregon is Multnomah. It is pro
posed U) issue $20,000,000 in bonds for roads and appor
tion $15,000,000 equally among the counties and $0,000.
000 according to area. The result wotdd be that in pay
ing off the debt Multnomah would have the greatest bur
den, while in apportionment of funds Multnomah would
receive the least direct benefit of any county."
This-is the spirit which ruled the metropolis for many
veal's and fairly earned her the sobriquet of Portland hog,
greedy for everything, squealing against doing anything
in return.
Multnomah is the wealthiest county in Oregon but
it is Oregon that creates her wealth. Take away the slate
and where "would she be?
Portland is dependent upon the state for everything.
She must look to its agricultural, horticultural, fishing,
timber and mineral resources for support as well as for
the market for her jobbers and manufacturers.
As Oregon grows, so grows Portland. Every one in
Oregon must pay her tribute. The more the state is de
veloped, the greater Portland grows. Yet Portland, until
recently, has done little to help Oregon to develop the
resources, to open np the inaccessible thanks to the
mossback spirit that formerly ruled the metropolis which
tho Oregonian is endeavoring to keep alive.
Of course in the proposed state highway plan, Mult
nomah will be assessed heavily. It is part of the penalty
for being the metropolis. But every penny spent in im
proving the state improves Portland also.
Portland is about as large, perhaps larger, than her
tributary territory justifies. This territory must be devel
oped' more to justify a larger Portland and good roads
will do more to develop Oregon than any other one thing
except new railroads.
The people of Portland recognize their obligations to
the state, hence are leaders in the good roads project.
Once again the Oregonian plays the shrill discord in the
band of progress,
WHEN it HEN
IS NOI H
Treasury Department Rules That
Birds' Eggs May Be Admitted Free
and Hens' Eggs Must Pay a
Tariff.
"WASHINGTON. Feb. 0. The
treasury department having decided
that a hen Is not a bird birds' oggs
being admitted freo ot duty and hens'
eggs having to pay 5 cents a dozen
it is now up to the postoffico depart
ment to settle a momentous question
arising from the ownorshlp of oggs
laid In tho malls.
The National Association of Poul
try Breeders, anticipating the pas
sage of tho parcels post bill, recently
Inquired ot Postmaster General
Hitchcock If polurty might bo sent
through tho mall. In an unofficial
statement the department answered
that, should the parcels post meas
ure bo enacted, thero would probably
bo no objection to shipping tho
fowls, stamped. Tho postmaster gen
eral, however, was of tho opinion
that some one would havo to bo
dologated to look out for tho well
being of tho "perishable mall" and
then some ono raised the question of
the ownership of tho oggs laid by tho
hens while In Undo Sam's care.
Would they belong to the sender
of tho hens, to tho receiver of tho
hens, or to the govommont?
Chicago Teachers Raised.
CHICAGO, Fob. 9. Tho salaries
ot G000 school toachors today havo
been ordered Increased by tho Chi
cago board of education.
WASHINGTON. Judge Parker
denied that ho had been asked to do
fend tho 32 or moro labor men In
dicted In Indianapolis.
lu a -10 wookb' trip in England and
Scotland, recently completed, a
motorcyclist covered more than 40,
000 miles.
"Our Personal
to all
We havo been In business In thin town
for some time, and we are looking to
build up trade by always advlslnc our
ratrons rljrlit.
So when we tell you that wo have
found tbo eczema remedy and that we
stand back of It with the manufacturer)
Iron clad guarantee, backed by ourselves
you can depend upon it that wo Klve our
iiflvlco not In ordor to sell a few bottloH
of medicine to skin sufferers, but ho
cause we know how It' will help our
business If we help our patrons.
Wo keep In stock and Bell, all the well
known skin remedies. Hut wo will say
this: If you aro suffering from any
kind of skin trouble, eczema, psoriasis,
rash or tetter, we want you to try a full
size bottle of D. U. D. Prescription.
And, if Jt does not da the work, thin
BIRD
LITTLE OREGON.
continues to nialco a daily
of the past, not of the greater
BLIND PI6GERS
AREJBONyiCTED
Eight Plead Guilty and Two Are Con
victed by Jury District Attorney
Mulkey Cleaning Up County and
Mayor Smith City.
CHANTS PASS, Fob. 9. As a re
sult of Mayor Smith's crjisndc to
clean up Grants Pass, eight blind
plggers havo pload guilty and two
convictions by Jury havo been se
cured. In the caso ot tho stato'vs.
Havens, ot Merlin, tho minimum
penalty of $50 fine was Imposed by
Justice Holman, because tho defend
ant, who la a cripple, pload guilty to
a second charge.
John Sauor of Grnats Pass plead
guilty to three charges. Kd Stone
man of heland was convicted Tues
day and is to bo tried upon another
chargo later In tho week. GeorRO
Altpetcr plead guilty and was fined
$150.
Carl Clifford of tho "niuo Gooso"
is undor arrest, as Is George Saner
of Grants Pass, N. I). liurnott of
Leland and J. C. Henry.
TELEGRAPH TABLOIDS
NEW YOKK.The estate of the
lato David Graham Phillips, consist
ing of royalties from his books, to
tals, It la announced" today, about
$13,000. His slstor, Mrs. Carolina
Frovert. Ik the sole holr.
WASHINGTON. Asked concern
ing reports that ho Intended to re
sign soon as head of tho department
of agriculture, Jnmos Wilson said to te
day: "For tho 41th time I answer
no."
MEXICO CITY. Itobuls captured
tho towns of Cocoyotla and Santa
Rosalie, in tho state of Chihuahua.
A mob at Cocoyotla dragged tho dis
trict Judge from his honch, murdered
him and cut him to pieces.
Guarantee
Skin Sufferers"
MEDFORD PHARMACY
bottle will cost you nothing,
You el ono
to juage.
Again and again we have seen how a
few drops or tlilu clinplo wash applied
to the skin, takes awuy tho itch, in
stant'y. And the cures ull seem to bo
permanent.
I). t. D. Prescription made by tho
D. J). I). Laboratorioii of Chicago, Is
composed of thymol, glycerine, oil of
wlntergrnen ami othor healing, soothing,
cooling ingredients. And if you aro
Just crazy with Itcli, you will feat
soothed and cooled, the Itch absolutely
washod away the moment you applied
this D. V. V.
We have made fast friends of more
than on family by recommending thin
remedy to a skin sufferer horo and
there and wo want you to try It now
on our positive no-pay guarantee,
Mineral Wealth
lily
K. MIJuKrnm. llofofo
Mod-
fonl Mining CoURrowO
('Olltflsta ot tin liilmul rCglOtl, IS
by 150 miles, containing 3S80 squnre
tulles tu- 1.8 IN, 21111 arrow. Of (bin
000 iiinro miles Is presumed to In
underlaid by tufiU, 2.51 situate miles
underlaid by gold bearing rocks and
1(50 siUttrc lullua of copper region.
Also thure m' 1-i't tlimro miles of
combined gold .Witl roppur bunting
country, with tri' sipmro tulles of
commercial i;raulti and 10 square
UlllOS Ot COlUmOITlKl MlUOHtlllW COlUt-
try. besides chole.0 clay beds, utml,
gravel niul oUiur deposits without
tuul. not to uiunllon mineral sailings
of all decrees Uf heat and tasto to
suit tho must uxhcthiK.
, Ihildttotloit.
Wo will tnktt.'th flgufcH for UH0
as it basis for tin) gold ami silver
out)tit. as the figures for I'.Ml lmo
not boon compiled ns vol,
Tho other figure au for 1011.
Gold from pincers $ 7,U2t5.00
tlold from quarts mine. -I.R 10.00
Total gold ?
Orotwod grnnlto, 1511...$
CrusluMl granite, It'll,
Gold Hay
U.4C.r..l)0
U.-t 00.00
4,2.10.00
:u.7fi"i.oo
a.ono.oo
Sand and gravel, Medford
Concrvto Co
Sand, Gold Hay
Quarry products. Jack
souvlllo quarry, iwll
matod Hrlck yard, Tolo, two
million brick at $t0
per M
Medford llrlek Co
Other companies ......
OQ.OQO.00
50,000.00
20,000 00
10.000.00
$ r o.o oo. oo
Grand total $t7l,Si1.00
l.ltuo and Cement.
Whilo consldurnble llmu was pro
duccd both for local consumption
and for shlpmuut to other parts of
tho country, I have no Idoa of Its
worth. However, I am assured that
tho Kanes Crook llmo quarry and
kilns havo been securod by eastern
capital, who havo representatives
now on the ground preparing for tho
Immediate erection ot a romont plant
having a capacity ot 1200 barrels
per 2 1 hours. Their payroll will be
$17,000 per mouth when manufac
turing. When coiutructliiK It will of"
course exceed $20,000 per month. I
am informed that there Ik no ques
tion ns to the existence of commer
cial coal, a combination ot conditions
prevent Its present output, but they
nro expected to be ovorc-mio soon.
CLARK REFUSES
SOCIETY CHASE
Montana Copper King Says He Is Not
a Social Climber Bin Folk Will
Have to Make First Advances to
Him.
LOS ANGELES, Cal., Fob. !.
Formor Senator William A. Clnrk of
Montana Is not a social climber nnd
ho Is on record today with the
declaration that If tho big folk do-
slro to cultivate tho acquaintance of
tho Clark family, thoy nmko thu first
advances.
"Husluctis and modern society llfo
aro not compatible," said tho copper
king. "I have my business affairs to
euro for, and .Mrs. Clark hor studies,
her children and myself. Of course,
my hoiiKo Is a 1, ways opon to any
responsible ponton who cares to sen
my art collections, but I do not con
skier what Is ordinarily meant by
'socloty' worth while."
Clnrk wants a democrat elected
president, also ho believes that Tnft
will bo renominated. Ho Is not en
thusiastic over tho possibility of
HooHovolt's candidacy.
There arc 'IT) types of American
automobiles on thu market in Eng
land. Dr E. Kirchgessner
Practice limited to chonic discasus.
HOTEL HOLLAND
WednesduyB. IfourH, 10 to .').
W. t. Phlpps has removed Ills
law office from the Phlpps Btiiltl
Inn to First National Bank Bulltl
Injj rooms 207-208. Telephone
number changed to 1272.
and Output of Jackson
Uvtonslvo dovolnpmont of iohouiooh
Is warranted b what Iiiih boon found
and done.
Population liiMiirfloloiii,
Tho present population In not mit
flclonl to do the work; for liiHtanro.
wo tuul 2R,7(5I tiu'ii, women and chil
dren nt tho (lino of Mm 1010 cciihuh
AhhmiiiIiik Hint thoro nio SO.ooti at
tioont, that allows ill.lt muo to
rnohMuiiii, woman mid child. Atwuin
Ini; further that thoro nro ihroo per
son to tho fNinlly. a mutt, Ills wllo
nnd one ohlbl; thl would moan that
Uio uian'HdoliiK an ho would lmo to.
tho work of thu other two, would
bn'vt to vl.volop',aS4.as newt, (jitllo
an luiHHwlli1llty. Wo are but uffl-
cUnt In numbers to cull for help to
ditvflutt nnd almro what wt have dl
coveiHd. When you present your claim In
pronpcctlwi anltaiu'o. and thoy Hk
the oft ropoaled quoatlon. "Why do
you offer thU to othei'M when It l
so valuable";" toll tlieni that wo are
I ot equal to the tank nml that our
people arc now doln the pioneer
work lu tli Ik country, building the
.vtukoii roadM of the country, itavltiK
the streets of thu cities, stettlux 'Hit
orchnrds, bulblluK power plmits. lu
fact do'tiK only the hopdniiliiK of the
pioneer work of (ho prevent century,
nincti of which still remulii lo be
done. We roqutro men and mount;
tho day Is ptut when wu could go mil
between showers and pick up k)II
uiiKKets on shallow bedrock. A lit
tle earth and gravel must bo dis
placed to KOt tho burled treasure mid
that entails the expense of more
equipment.
I.odo MIiiImj; at Depth. J
Where this hntt been tutelllKuutly
done, splendid results wore the re
ward. Tho oxIdlMd xone intends to
a depth of about 200 feet from the
surface; above this ivolut thn values
are extremely uncertain. It at all
true. At times small very rich
bunches of ore are encountered but
this condition exlU only when Hie
gold wan sufficiently iiMlve to re
sist the solvent art Ion of the nxbtU
Ing sulphide, llelnw this line the
sulphides st 111 contain their gold and
silver value; this I not theory but
facts proven by artunl work. The
prlncliml mine I have In thoiiKht In
this connection Is the llradeu mine.
at Gold Hill. Oregon, when the sul-1
phlde 10111' was rut at a dopth of
200 feet llore sulphide wore en
countered that assayed $0 per ton
for a width or two feet. This body!
was Btopo-d up on and while the sul -
In a Fit of Passion
a Great Act Was
Committed
.lust hint evening while a certain
Kcntlfiuiiit of this fair city uns going
out West Main street his attention
was attracted to the window of the
Gamett-Coray Hardware- company.
where thliiM were mining. .I"t Ih-
fore ho started homo he thotiKhl ho
might get dry during the iilKht. ho
he lakoti cue with a friend and the
friend takes one on him, no when ho
saw thliiKM moving as thoy Koiiorntly
do lu the wludous of the nlxivo iiumi
tloned store hi was positive ho had
thiuii and resolved to. lake a course
of some famous cure.
It has over been tho desire of the
Gurw'tt-Corey Hardware company to
make OiIukh move and If a largi,
wolt assorted stock wilt make things
go please watch us. It may pay you
to watch our windows, for wo ex
pect to keep you looking ahead. For
the special benefit, ot our orchard
customers we havo Just rorolved u
lot of spray hoso that will stand tho
test, ir you havo a machluo that
can bust It do it nt our expense.
If you will look nt It you can't keep
from buying It for It bus no tnnl.
Look out for that cut gluss, It Is
going and you stand a chnuco to get
a winner. You now people t- ho n
st nil I west Home day and stop In
and hoo the big store of southern
Oregon, exclusive hardware, and If
wo cannot treat you right It can't
bo done.
AS'est Mnln nnd Grape streets.
PLUMBING
Steam and Hot Water
Heating
All Work 'Guaranteed.
I'rlcus KoaHunublo.
COFPEEN & PRICE
SO Howard Block, Entrance on Oth Bt.
Pacific U031. Home 319,
NoyesSc Black
HOUSK AND H!N 1VMNTINQ
Up-to-Dato Auto and Cnrrlngo
Pulntlng, Gold i,onf Hlgnu and
Iutorlor Decorating a Specialty,
Klmp nud Offlco
8. Orapu and 10th fit,
Offlco Phono 7771. Ilea. 7212.
All Work Positively Quurantood.
County, Oregon
lihhlis still cnutlliui'd, their value
Kcadiittlly dropped down lo between
one tuul I wo dollars per ton At
leiitlon was uualn turuoil lo the
ilcher Miilphldea mid Hi" hdv fol
lowed down, kIvIiik I ho best result
fur a solid eur that wo ha mo
loeord of. The out widened out lo
between to mid II reel, all koIiik
through the mill and nxau'itMlliiK im
the ywir's run of .17.H0.R tons of ore
Mattery wimples nvorwKi'd tor the
vrnu $!.lili,1ii ami of this we sinod
by aniiilKiiiniitlou lift. 78 per cent, b
eoui'eiitratloii iil.10 per rout, and
lost lu (hIIIiikn Itl.OSi pel' coal.
It will let cou that wh made n
wnlni; of SD.HS pur uenl Just by tho
use of ordinary HinalKmutitoiv mill
Johnson ronrvntrMlora. prsiilcslly 90
per cent shuhI Ih tht wi-vallid ill
phldo tone.
Unlit mid (iiunt IjiiiiI.
There ! another feature In this
region that l wish to call the atten
tion of this coiikiom to. name!.. the
hmiiiioiluK uffoet of the misunder
stood and ittla-lutorpretod uillioail
laud Kraut, as pertaluliiK to the, lulu
orals located on tho Krmilod IhuiIk
This land dees not carry wllh It mi)
minerals eropt coal and Iron, In
fact sll other minerals are expressly
xcepteil therefroin. 'Iiml bolus; the
case, how Is It that our land office
falls to accept for f Ulnar any mineral
clsluis situated on the baIiI railroad
lauds. AkhIii, how Is It (list thiro
ouu he no Kraut and still tho rail
rood not fully acknowledKe It If
you are koIiik to await the slow
xrludliiR of the courts ns thoy put the
ktrlst throiiKh several tlmo ns Ih their
usual practice. It will be several de
cades before It Is rolenawl for deil-
opinent. The condition would nut ln
so bad If It did not affect adJoluliiK
outturn, when the iay ore runs fnnn
tho doeded urouuil onto inllioad '
land, whutt Inic down th plaiitH, put-
litis: a stop lo all work, and causinx !
the owners to wer to never nnn
venlura Into anythlns; itertaltttuK t"
mlulnK.
t strikes me that slmut (he oul
way lo ift thla mineral laud re
stored for development within au
thing like a rettsotmble lem.tli of
tltim Is for this cwtiriw to mih1 to
tho ststes of California aud Orcaon
for their reprsentntlve at Wash-
Inxtoii. D. r . to nsk for nn ln.-ll
nation to ta made at onr to clear
this matter up without nay further
delay. I now leave this matter lu the
hands of this nilnltiK congi-PM to net
oii ns they may sue fit and proper.
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THE MERRIVOLD SHOP
131 Wt Main.
Medford Real Estate
& Employment Agency
FOIt HAIiK:
1R0 acres, IooIh and all.
2.'I7 acres, a first class farm.
120 acroA unimproved.
140 acres; team and tools,
K7 acres 2 miles from town,
BO, 000 ucroso yellow plno Um
ber, about 18,000 per acre.
25,000 acres good for subdivid
ing, $2f per aero.
1K00 acroH, flua to Hiibdlvldo,
good soil.
Hoiisoh for wile. Cull ami sou
IIH.
1G0 acres 4 V mlleii out, HC0
per aero.
TKADK
Hoiisn out with lai'Ko lot for
cloHO In house,
I,ot noxlt I for it largo lot.
What havo you? ,
Trnilos, I fades of ull kluilii.
MlH(JKMANi:oUH
A good haibor nhop for sale,
('all nud InvoHllKato.
2 hiiiuII nloros can ho boiicht nt
a reasonable price.
2 Ihhhos, harness nnd wngou,
1 horso Very clump, 25,
KMl'LOVMIiNXt
WaltroHti.
Girls for Kunoral hoiiBowork,
Hlx coal minors,
E. F. A. BITTNER
ROOMS 6 AND 7, PALM BLOCK
Opposito Nash Hotel
I'ltonn 4141 1 Iffllilfl, 14.
r-rrtrtrntr4ttt.
WHEJE TO GO I
TONIGHT
r 0 0
00 0 4
vSTAR
theatre:
AI.W.MH IN THU I.K.l
rdMiiiii , --
ltmo-r-of of foutiini , imiti
TOIIAV'M PIUHJIIA.M
'NICHGK.X.VT WIMTICS I'Ifillll.'
ThllllltiK MllllHt) Hiiiiiiu
"MltOWN OV ll.ll'.ltl''
Henry Wi'odrnrfs (lieaiesl llin
mnllo Muii-emi
rOlll'lHII I.VlMSTltV
NKWI'OINIH.WII"
IntiM-i'stliiK. I'MinMllmtttl
Tin; vai.i.kv tu' iiHGUiris"
Pathetic ns the Wot Id Fatuous
"Hast I.Mtne"
"KHICICINtJ A I NIIK"
All Cuiiiedy
Al. HATIint
TIIK WOtU.Wlll'TIIH
They play music and offeits to
Hiitt tin I'litttri's.
Iteuiember our chtitiK" ilwys
Sutidsy. Tuotxlay and Friday
Matliiir-s Kvery Day.
ADMISSION 10c
THEATRE
TONIGflT
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Introducing Their Cmnotly Hketch
TIIK (SUM, ON TIIK IIO.Y
Three llci-U :illllll I ret of
MOTION PICTURES
1 1.--1 .r Mii-ie
Rpci lul MntlncMi.
Saturday and Sunday 2 p in.
Kt titling IVr formation 7 p. m.
Seattle Appraisals
Several Medford peoplo have
employed lis to nppralsu Reattlu
real estate. Buck appraisal Is
usually worth more than It costs.
Ira J. Dodge of Medford was
formerly couiiucted wllh this of
flco. Other Bcnltlo and Medford
references on request.
It. V. KIIHIil.NK .V; COMPANY
J()(l New Vork lllk., Henttln
(Charter Member Keatllo Iloal Ks-
tnta Assn.)
REAL ESTATE
Wlllamotte Valley Farms
of nil dt'M-iipfioiiH,
Garden and Fruit Lands, Timber
Lands,
Home CM-i'lleiit bargains in AI-
MANY CITY I'ltOPKItTY.
Write or cull on
J. V. PIPE,
'JO.'I West Second St.. Alhiinv, Ore. I
Kodak Time
All Prices
$1.00 to $65.00
Our kodak mint will lie gliul o
explain,
Medford
Book Store
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