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Newspaper Page TextA V K MRDFOttD WATT, TRTRUNPJ, MTCDFOrtP, OlHWOy, MONDAY, Al'Ulh 15, 1012. PAGE THREE MISS MAY ROBSON HI WEDNESDAY Till) II VIM UHt' Illl'Utl'ir.UUr HUM HI'llll ii win lil or tinni'illi'M mill ill mil ii of tlm Iiulit lypn or tlitt iiUia-noiiKic tloniil, mid pmhiihly no two ponton would liolil (In I'liinu opinion of llii'lr iiH'Mtl(iiiiililii lnflii fit i. Thoro In iiiii'ly a itlHNniitliift voice on tin lili'ill of it Komi unil wIioIdhoiiiu coinmly, ami to IiiiikIi Ih to ln koiiiI, to lie niillnfliMl unil Until iiiiiiiiiiilnir. A play In which theio lit JihIIoIoiim hli'iullng of pathim mid humor Inter woven uliil no nuittor how w'lmrtiMii the oppiu timlly tuny ho for llio lw tulOlll)IUlt Of I'llllllM'tOIH, tlll'I'H IIIIIHt lin nn vintioilliiH'tit of iirnii) mnl n if Itirnlnmw. Unit might cite iih tin In Htmini thn character or "(irniiinum" iih pnitriiyetl liy .May KuIihoii In her now play, ", Nitfin win," in which nliti will itiiimr ut Hid Mi'dforil lli iiinr, WiMlni'Hiliiy, Apill 17. MIiih ItoliHon will ho ubmIkIimI liy J uric Htoniy, I 'mil Decker, (ieorgo Hall, l.owln E. Knnnuiitor. John Itowo. C. (Iwyimo, IMillii l.caiiiuii, I'ayo (JintloK. Lolta llliiku, IMIth (,'nnrail, ?ouIh Itanil anil .Mat rim id llolaml. Heal miiI" ut UaxIdiiH, ll.DU, fl, Ml It'll tM. MISS MAY ItODSON WHO WILL PE SEEN AT THE MEDFORD NEXT WEDNE3DAY. ' SELLING AGENCY ASSURED ( Continued from l'ai;o I ) l,(rplll7t I'lOIII IH'llll.V I'M'I'.V flint ill" tiii'l in M'Milniiii. lilnliii, Wiixlilnitloii, unil ilii'ji'i'ii. AlIlT tWH Ih" iliclMlHtUIII of tin- inii'i'iiitivt' ihviI of n i'i).iin'niliM' l'riilt-iiiuibllu iiki'iicv, llic fiiiiKi '. iiilioiiriu'il to nuvt in Wnlln W'allii 10 IVhrunry. IViciiilh of llio Noitliwi'ftfni lYuit Itaflmnpt at lliul linn' iilleiiipli'd to Ki'iMiro ti'i.'oxtiil'oii of that ugi'iiry t tin official mniUliiiK iii'ii'.v, hut lln I'olinriVH rejected lliu oM'ilnii'H mi llii'ciounil that it" coiiMituiyd ut (lint linn tin1 I'M'linntsi' vn n'fjaroi'il u .1 priwilo corporation in Ihihiiicmh for piollt. C0111111I1 (- on Plans Appointed. At tin Wallui Wnlln com tuition n committee df II wax appointed to foitiiiilato ili'lniliil plait for iiuor linitliiv 11 eo. operative xelluijj 01 my. Thin committee vni II. W, Otir, 'liiiiiinmi, IWImtiii, Wash.; II. OAlwcll, l-'i.nsj! (Irovij J. !'. I'm hi., Dlllny: W. M. HdImiii, North Yakima, Wash.; Sherwood Williams, l.a (irtinih", W. .1. Ti.'tll. Duil.v. Mont.; W, II, I .tut hint 1. ('laiixlon, Wiisli.; .1. K. Ttitiil.tr. (larliriil, Wash.; Milos ('intuitu, Wtc-cr. Iilaho; il. I), I.iintb. Millen: r. ). Wln-liT. Mi'iironl. Tin' I'oniinillt'i' of II elected l. r'.. .Mcucliiim of Walla Walla, it ecre tni'v anil innli'itook mi i'.lniiiii' in Mvxlittiilion of selling mnl oi'KiuimnK ini'thoits, iMilininaliiiK hi tlu ailoitinn anil piililii'iition nf 11 ti'iiit in N'ovt'in lirr, Mill, on tin' oci'iision of the N'n tioiiat Aiih' Show at Spokane. Alternate Plan Aetcplcd. .Meanwhile K. S, .Millt'i', itiiiiiiiyor of tlm Hugiio Kiwr Krnit A: I'loiliiro as. MM'iittion, proposril an iiiti'iimli' plan for nniliiii: lliin co-oiicralixit nioxc incut with the Noilliucstcrn I'ltnl KM'linnp', Chaitnian Otis, of llu I'oiiiniittcc of II, iircsi'iitcil Ilia t'ltlitc plan lo the WashiiiKtoii Slate lloiti iMilliirnl iiM.ociatioii at its iiniiunl nucliiitr 'in t'liii'l.-toii in .Iminiiry, IIM'J. Tho nicoinnicuilatioii uitw o well ii''uicil that the etimniillce In' !: 1 1 1 1 negotiations with the N'mlliuc-t-tun I'rnil IC.m'Iiiiiil;!', etilininatiiip in the miialK'iin(ion ierfeetcil Snlur- tluy. Connnitleen iepie-cntiii; the fruit' fiiiwnrn' interestM in ililfereiit pro iliu'iui; ilistiicls, rceeiilly maile riiil nvt'slKiiton nf Ihe eliuraeter mnl mar K'cliiti; mellioils of the cxchniip', ami Kiivc iiuhlie (e-siou of iiiiiiialitieil inilorheineiit. My ilm au'rci'iiiciil it'iiflit'il Salnr tiny the o.ohniu;c hceouicn iraetieiill 11 iniiliiali.eil iiislilutiou, Mh iliiilemls are flxml uol to e.M'ecil 10 per cent, mnl all iiiisolil capital Ntoclc ih offert'il for puri'liiiM) hv urowerH1 oiKiini.a lioiiN. Thin Inlter provision, in con iicclioii with the fad Hint Ihe N'mlli wcwlnrn l'Vuit K.ehauue is iilreiuU iinilnr tlm nhholiite control of iicttnl J'riiilKrover, prueliules Ihe posxilillit, of il ever licetimin 1111 institution 1 1' private control for profit. I'lovihioii also wart uiatU' for 11 dir ect mnl Mini conliici hot u ecu the cn chanve ami thn rtrowern, wlione crops hliull ho murkutcil tlinmli it liy Hie nreiiliou of 1111 iiti.iliiiry orauii'.ati.in to hn Known oh Hie drowor' Council of the Northwestern Fruit Keliane, wlilch hliall he cnmpoKcil nf( elcelctl riiprest'iitatlveH of each association. This- council will have control of all mutters' pertaining to the Hliiniltmli- utioii of iiuiIIioiIh mnl coulriictH, and will ha vu advisory imwerri. All Districts Itcprcscntcil. Virtually every fruilj;rowiu,' dis 1 1 let in ()it'K'ii, Washington and Ida ho wan rupreHeiitutt In the Portland coiifeieuee. Those present were! If. W, OIIh, l'ehliiisilln, WmhIi., olialiiimii of thn coininitloo of eleven, I,, K. Aloitelimn, Wnlln Wnlltt, W;ihIi Htiorelary of tlutt liody, J. l' (jiiftiu), C'uliiiioro, WiibIi., 1 .av ' , STUDENTS HEAR THE ADDRESSES 'I'll' lilllll -i-lliiel xtlltlcnts Ii-IiihiI to tlncc ct inleii'siiii ami insiiui tue lalls iltiiiui; the last week. The first one huh hv IM. r'lilniljse of 'ie .Methodist cliutcli. lie spolif on "The Miseties of the Half Tmiiiril Man." The si'i'innl talk was yitcu liy the lion. V W. ('ha fin on Tliur-diiy nnr iilii'. .Mr. Chal in took for his sub ject "The (ttowth of Hie I'liilcd Slates." Me Ikhwi1 how praotieall.N every hoiilidary liuo t mupilrvd ter ntorx Iniumiii; with tlio,nciiiliti n of liuisiuiut wits ilinwii lij ttlaxery iiillticni'Ks. In the cntir-c of Ir.s talk many side ItliH wmm tin own on the hUtorv of our eountrv'miil some ersl while state secrets were ttcxiilucil. .Mr, Chnliii's remarks proved Hint he has the histotv of our eoitutiv at In (oiiKiie's eiitl. Friiluy (he third talk ptesideiit Citshniero KruilKfowei-H' Cnion, Weiiatchee N'ulley. Fiemoul Wood, Hoi.e, lilelto, pioi lent Idaho llniticiilturnl society mid tlirector Norllitvesteru Fruit K. climiKe. W. N. 1 1 ir.li. Not Hi Vukiiitu, Wash,, president Ytikiinn Count v Horticul tural Ciiioti and ieepreriideut Ninth western Fruil K.xehiiuxt'. A. C. Kmiilull. .Medlord, Or, vice picxidful oue K'iver Fruit und I'roiluce uksoeialiou und tllreclor Noilhweslerii Fiuit I'.M'hiinue. K. S. .Miller, .Medfonl. Or., mmiauer KoKiie lover rrutt unil I toiluee ns.-o. ciatioii. A I'. Mate ham, .Mosier, Or., presi dent Ori'Kou State llorliculltiral so ciety and vicc-picsiilcnt .Muster l''niit grower' ussociatioii, And Ihe operaliiiK official of the cM'hmiKC. New t If fleets ICIectetl. Atler the eoufeience the minimi lueetiutrof Hie directors of the Xuitlt- westetn Fruit Kxchauce tonk iluee. II. W. Otis und A. I'. Halehain were elected directum. The following ol fl eers were elected : President, It. II. Parsons, .Mctll'oul, vice.iiresidenl for Oregon, A. P. Unte I111111, .Mosier; vice-president for WiishiuKltui, II. W. Otis, Peshustin, Wash.; secielar.v, C. A. .Malhoeif. Porlland; treiiNurer mnl general uimuiKcr, W. F. (Iwiu, Poillmnl; us. sislant hcctelurv and assistant (teas. urer, I). II. While, Porlluiul of the week occurred. It was -riven hv Altorucv F. W. .Meats. .Mr. .Mi-ar took lor his Mihjcet, "A National Pol itical Convention." .lust at this tutu iiiui'h is l)i'iiii said nliout pic-nlctili il iitiiiiiutlio'if thus uitiktn this a verv (iiuelv topic. The whole wotkiui; the iioliounl I'oiiventioit wits verv cleailv set fortl) so that there should not he 11 Inh school Mtudeut who tloes uol have a clear idea "1 it. The senior and junior classes have slatted work on their class plays to he tsiveti next uioulii. The senior are to give "The .Merchant of Venice l"p to Onte," while the juniors will pie sent "Hicks (it College." I tut seven vveekn' of richool remain. This means that much hard work i yet to he done especially miion the Upper clitssineii. Miss Marshall, our Fulish teacher wlm hits heen ahscnt trout her post for (ho liisi two weeks will he vve. omd nitii))i us npiiii .Monday. Miss Kellev who has hcen fillintr Miss Mar sluill's place has done exccpliouallv yontl Wotk. ORRINE CCltKS DltlNIC IIAIUT Ho uniformly Hiu'ceHHful linn OH It INK lieeu In ichIoi'Iiik the vktlniH or thto "Di'lnlv llulilt" Into tioher mid IIKOllll elllzCtlH, llllll O Hrltt'DIIK Ih 0111' coutldoiice in Km eiiratlvo poweiH, that wo want to einpluiulxo tho fuel that OltltlNIO la hold under thlu luntt Hvo miitrantee. If, alter a trial, you Ket no lienerit, jour nioney will ho lotumloil. OURl.NIO coHtH only $1.00 pur hox. AhI Mr free hook let. I,eon W, lliiHkliiB, 10. Main. How's Your Stomach? Is II I'nll of Poisonous (,'ases anil I'erineiilliiK I'ootl'.' Mutiuv buck If .MI-O-NA Htoinncli iMhletH do not mnl the nilnery of lu illKtiftlou. 'i here's the kind or hIii cero talk Hint makes even the worse xkirtlc nil up unil llHten, lu five nilnutoH. hometliues lens, llilit wonderful jircHcrlptlon calletl MI-O-NA ends gits ertictattoiiH, lienvl nefcti, Hournuiiri, heartlittru ami other lllHtlltHH. Hut bout of all It ntom rorever tllz atm.wit, utirvonsiicHH, lilllouunesH, head ache, coiiHtlpiitloa, Hhortue.ss or hieatli, tilKht HWuatM. rileci'lcbMUCHb anil had ilroauiri. MI-O-NA rJtomach tahletn are a reaphoily tonic. Take them for two wcolvH. and notice the rchtrallvu ac tion on (ho whole HyMetu. They put vigor, vim and vitality Into you and uiako life happier, lietter, Inlltter. Chart. Klrtnm had (hem, altio rellalile tliiiKulHls everywhero, LarKo hox only 50 cents and Kmirautccd. "The Show That's Different' Will IMiilill at MEDFORD Monday, April 22 One Hay Two PciToriunmc.N, at - ami K V .M. Draperies Wo curry u vry comptoto lino of druperluH, liten omtolitH, fU tureH, te., unil to nil oIuhbch of uiiliofatorliift. . wpftiliil Jititji o look tiftur tlila xoilc oxolitrilvoly lllltl Will KlVll tl KOOll HlirVlDO JIB la poButliln to vol la oven tlto tntKOft oltlon, WEEKS & McGOWAN C Al G. Barnes Big 3-Rini) Wild Animal CIRCUS il.TO Aiiliual Actors, t,S Ponies, )o&h, Monkojh, Merry Clowns anil u llont of Novel Acts it lliiiuth Special TraliiH. V l'ltlli; STltKKT PAItADlO AT lOtilO A. Al. Mcdford, Monday, Apr. 22 s.s.s. NATURES PERFECT T0NIG 8oinnthln mom than an ordinary tonlo 1b roqulrod to ronton) health to a wtjakoiiotl, run-down nytin,; tho ntodfclno must poHsoatt lilood-purlfyinf? jirojtortlon att voll, bocnuwi tho wnuknons antl Impurity of tho circulation In ronponttlblo for tho poor physical condition. Tho blood dooa not contain tho nocostary quantity of tlch, rod corpuncloa, and is thoroforo a woak, 'vatory ntronm which cannot afford nufllclont nourhthmont to numaln tho uyflont In ordinary health. A poorly nourlshod body ennnot roalat dlsoaso, and thin cxplalna why no many poraona aro attacked by t. spoil of nlcknosa vhon tho uso of a (jood tonlo would havo provonlod tho troublo. In 8. B. 8. will bo found both blood-cloanslng and tonio qualltlos combined. It btilldH up woak constitution", by romovlng all irapurltfon and gormu from tho blood, thus supplying a certain moans for restoring strength and invigorating tho uyutom. Tho healthful, vegetable ingrodients of which H. 8. 8, la cotnpoiwd mnko it splendidly fitted to tho noods of those systems which nro dollcato from any causo. It is Nature's Porfect Tonic, froo from all harmful minerals, a safo and pleasant acting modiclno for persons of ovory ago. 0. S. S. rids tho body of that tired, worn-out feeling so common at this season, improves tho uppotito and digestion, tonos up tho stomach, acts with pleasing eifocU on tho norvous oystom, and rolnvigoratos ovory portion of tho body. TIIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. PANSIE5 PANiSIES A Special Fine Strain of German Pansics Extra Fine Roses. A Fine Line of 2-Year-Old Stock Gut Flowers in Season Always on Hand Medford Greenhouse J Ionic 237-X Main 3741 923 East Main riP PLEASURE CARS CUAfiMKlW, I'OPlMIAUTI'OItl), I'KKKLKSS, IIUPMOIJILE COMMERCIAL PKKHUXSS, CIIASi;, ItnUANCK (Trom ton to 10 cons) THE VALLEY AUTO CO . Fincut J)uliicl Ganio In Southern Oregon s THE Sunrise Laundry FAMILY WASHING A SPIXMAIrV. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Orders called for ssd delivered. First class work dono by hand. Ladles' and men's suits cleaned and pressed. Tel. Main 7831; Home, 37. Cornor Eighth and South Central Avcnuo. v- Senator La Follette Progressive Republican candidate for President, will address the voters of Jackson County as follews: Thursday, April 18 JACKSONVILLE-9:15a. m., from Court House steps. Twelve Reasons For Buying a Chalmers Gar 10 The Chalmers guaranteo is backed by a strong, sound company Wo havil over Ifi.OOO.OOO Invested In this business. Wo hnvo ample flnanrlril resources. Wo buy material and cipilpniont at cash prices. Wo h&ve built up n strong organization In nil departments. Wc have tho aipltal, the equipment, tho organization to do business on n larse scnto and do It right. More Important still, wo havo tho determination to sec that our resources rnottn efficient sorvlco to the owners -of Chalmers cars. VALLEY AUTO CO. N. Holly Street WM4rWttWWW444 Ladies' Special Announcement For the convenience ei: our customers wc have opened a branch line in Medford. Call at MRS. E. S. MYERS X I Medford Furniture & Ildw. Bldg. ! x 4- i-i-i-l"U-i- HH4 Rooni'llC t Berlin Ladies' Tailoring Co. Central Point, Ore. MEDFORD-10 a. orium. m., at the Natat- ASHLAND-2 p. m. Why Yes, of Course "Wc have pansies lots of them. (But wc have not any German pansics.) They are Steelcs Mastodon imnsies, the best pansies you can grow. "We also have cabbage plants and cauliflower plants. Wc have a fine lot of tomato plants in pots. Leave your order for them now and have them delivered when it is time to plant. 'It is too early to plant tomatoes yet. J. T. BROADLEY Greenhouse Near Reservoir M. F. & H. Bldg. Greenhouse Phenes: Bell, Main 5181; Home 301-L Store Phene: Home 35 Plan Your Vacation Now TO THE East iSeasHore or Mountains SOUTHERN PACIFIC Will plnco on salo low round trip tickets to all tho principal Cltlos of tho Kusl, boIiik or returning through Callfornlu, or via Portland with boIub limit 15 days. Final rotum limit Oct. a 1st. Sale Dates April, an, :Mi,".!7. jiy j, ;ii o, 7, u, la, in, ic, May 2, 3, 1, U, 10, 11, II, 15, a0 Li it c it ao, 31. jiilo'i18!! V's'ia u ir, 17 AMUBt J " G 7- 12 15t Juuo l, u, 7, h, i J. , ir, it, ., ft ... 18. ID, aO, St, 31, 25, 27. 10 "J "J "J' JU' "' a8, 29. Sopt. 1. C, C. 7, 8, 11. 13, 30. Imperial Council .MyMic Klirliu, l.os Angeles, April tlOUi to May -lth Newport Yaquina Bay Offers miuiy iidvuittagoa for a BoiiKhoro. outing. Low fares from all polntB In Orogou, rousonublo hotel rates, outdoor amusoinuntti and all tho delights of tho soaBhoro. The New P. R, & N. Beaches Tillamook, Garibaldi (llayocoan), Brighton, Manhattau and Hock away, Lake Lytlo, Ocoan Lake Park, Twin Uocks, Tillamook Boaoli nud Hay City will opon a now flond for a auimnor oullug. Low Hound Trip Fares from all points in Orogon. Call on our nearest Agent for full information as to East Hound Excursion Faros, routes, Htop.ovora, otc., or write to JOHN M. SCOIT, Qpuoral PaBsougor Agont, Portland, Orogon. Kat California RalslnB. Italsln DaV April 30th. First National Bank OF MEDFORD, OREGON CAPITAL STOCK $100,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits $65,000.00 United States and Postal Savings Depository We solicit your business, which will receive our careful attention. F. K. DEUEIi, PRESIDENT M. L. ALFORI), OASIDXH OIUUS CKAWFOItU, ASSISTANT CASHIER Noarly a quarter of a century under the same management THE Jackson County Bank Medford, Oregon It has succcoded because of Soundness of principle Economy of management Safety of investment Courteous and liboral treatment CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $175,000.00 W. I. Vawtor, President; Q. R. Liadley, Vic Pr. 0. W. McDonald, Cashier, c c 'j iT ! I a c i X Tr' "T" p t