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AN INDEPKNDKNT NEWHPAPKn
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MKDFOllD FIUNT1NO CO.
Ths ftemocraflo Times, Th Medford
Mall. The Medford Tribune. Th South
frn Oreironlau, Tho Ashland Tribune.
North Plr
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Office Mall Tribune nulMlnp. S5-I7-J
trcet; phone,
Main 1021;
HOin 75,
QEOnOB PUTNAM. KJItor and Manager
..Entered aa second-class matter at
Medford, Ortcoa, under the act of
March I, 1179.
Official
Paper of tho CItr of Medford.
Official
I'aper oc jacKson uouniy.
trasoBXPTZOK ats.
One rear, by mall 15.00
Ono month, by mall ... SO
Per month, delivered by carrier In
Aionroro. Jacksonville ana cen
tral Point to
Saturday only, by mall, per year.. J.00
Weekly, per year ...,..".....? 1.B0
1ELS OF ANCIENT
To tho editer: Tho slogan of tho
Adilnnd papers in the pending county
campaign, "Tho gang has been soli
cd'upon to divert tho popular mind
long away from tho ancient historic
"gang" that controlled Jackson coun
ty politics and which seeks again to
enter into full control.
"When Geo. W. Dunn was defeated
four years ago at tho genoral election
and certain others of the old gang
were overthrown at tho primary elec
tion of tho same year, tho closo cor
poration that had long disgusted the
general public with their tyrannical
regime, for the time, ended.
A casual reading of tho Dunn arti
cles in tho Ashland Tidbits reveals
their authorship. They are written
by ono of tho old gang now residing
in Medford who has groaned and
wept uy turns over since ho was
forced by tho public to relax his grap
on county affairs four years ago.
Tho old combination is aiming at a
return to undisputed power. Judge
Neil and the county court have acted
for tho masseB acquiescing in the
general demand for good roads, fruit
Inspectors, armories, etc Times have
grown dull and the county court are
now abused by many who advocated a
progressive policy. Now, hoping to
Wake the discontent general, tho old
gang comes to the front and howls for
a change with the hidden purpose c f
again running tho politics of Jackson
county.
Most of the discontent abroad !n
tho county had its origin in crronous
statements of mal-admlnlstratlon of
county affairs. Tho recent grand
Jury probe exploded ono after an
other tho popular errors that had led
to this temporary popular mistrust.
Charges about padded bills, cant
hooks, illegal purchaso of county
warrants below par by court members,
graft Jn the Gold Hill bridge and the
Central Point boulevard construction.
all these vanished when tho light was.
turned on. These popular fallacies
were given out by members of the
"old gang" seeking to return to pow
er by tho scandal route.
Judgo Dunn's candidacy sprang
from tho same source that hatched up
these fallacies. Tho present court did
tho business for tho public and not
for the old gang. Tho presont court's
worst fault in tho eyes of this bunch
liW been Its freedom from tho rule of
tho. old ring.
If a voter has time to read tho ted
ious urtlcles of the Ashland papers ho
will seo tho brauds and car-marks of
tho old bunch of u half century's mis
rulo Jn Jackson county.
If tho county Judge, county clerk,
sheriff, assessor, tho commissioners,
tho recorder of deeds and tho treas
urer can ngniu become homogeneous
how pleasant und profltublo It would
provo to tho powers erect behind tho
throne. This campaign for economy
and business methods now inudo to
rovolvo around tho candidacy of
G. W. Dunn has but ono purpose in
viow, tho return to leadership of tho
crowd repudiated four years ago,
'inolr ostensible, purpose is "public
welfare," Tholr real sentiment, "Tho
public ho damned," their slogan is
"down with tho Medford gang," their
solo purpose, "restore tho discredited,
discarded bunch.'' Rogue river val
ley wants evolution, not rotrogres
son. It wants to go forwurd not back'
ward, it wants to advance to tho;
zenith ruther than creep backward
Into night. This is written that wo
ay not forgot and that while wo are,
juiuuiiuig anu uunaing wo win not
tonr out tho foundations so well laid
four years ago.
V13IUTAS.
Fire Sweeps Augusta.
AUGUSTA, Mo., April 1C Dam
age estimated at $100,000 was rtono
today by a fire, starting lit tho old
City hull building, spread to tho Thea
tre- Comlque und other wooden build
ings.
Drunk, Robbed.
OAKLAND, Cal., April 1(5 Vln-
nt i'etochlne want's the police to
find tyyo Italian count rymoi) who KOt
hlin drunk and robbed htm of f, CG0 in
UN
NG
THE MAIL TRIBUNE'S POLITICS.
THIS MAIL TRIBUNE is not running for office, nor
has it miy interest other than tho desire to seo pro
gressiveness triumph in the coming election. It has been
accused ot' all sorts of crimes by the village press, which
are too absurd for attention.
The Mail Tribune is an independent paper, ono of the
few really independent papers in the state and it is to
this iudependence'that it owes its prestige. It cares noth
ing for part v. has no political ambitions, cannot be accused
of graft, and supports republicans and democrats indis
criminately, according to their progressiveness. It has
never made any money out of politics and does nob ex
pect to.
The Mail Tribune supported George E. Chamberlain,
democrat, for senator, as it now supports Jonathan
Bourne, republican. If La Follcttc is nominated it will
support him, because he stands for the principles this
paper advocates.
In local affairs the problem becomes largely one of
personalitv. Four veal's ago
Egglcston, republican, for county judge, probably the best
qualified man "who over sought the office. Upon his defeat
at the primaries, it supported Judge Neil, democrat,
rather than Judge Dunn with his do-nothing record.
During the "present campaign, the Mail Tribune is
again supporting the progressive candidate against the
reactionary. Mr. Merrick was the choice of the business
men of Medford, his record shows him progressive, public-
spirited and qualified. The
welfare of the county.
Medford, with one-sixth of the assessed valuation of
the county, paying one-sixth of the taxes, is entitled to
representation on "the county board, and Mr. Merrick is
entitled to receive, and undoubtedly will receive the vote
of every progressive republican in Jackson county at the
primaries.
FAKE PRESS
TAMl?iTLETS entitled "What the press and people of
. Oregon think ot Ben belling" are being mailed by
the stand-patters of Medford to all registered voters, re
gardless of party. Of course the postage and clerical hire
for this work is furnished by Mr. Selling, and the booklets
arc mailed from here simply because the list of county
registered voters is convenient.
Similar pamphlets are being sent every voter in ure
gon. Tho total cost to Selling for this one campaign docu
ment exceeds $3000.. This itself is a violation ot the cor
rupt practices act,Avhieh allows a senator only $1125 for
his total primary expenses.
The -pamphlet is prepared
Mr. Selling's staff of press agents, hired for the cam
paign at a fancy salary. They work in an expensive suite
of rooms, along with inany clerks and stenographers, in a
Portland skyscraper.
Most of these press quotations are excerpts from ti paid
write-up published at a cost of many thousands of dollars
in the newspapers of the state. For instance, the Central
Point Herald, which is not supporting Mr. Selling, is
quoted as saying:
"Fortunately for Oregon, Ben Selling has decided to
let his name be used in connection with the senatorship."
This was the opening sentence of an article marked
"paid advertisement" furnished by the Selling press
bureau.
. The Ashland Record, which is opposing Mr. Selling's
claims, is quoted as saying: "It can truthhilly be said that
Ben Selling is one of the original Progressive Republicans
of Oregon." This was also a paragraph in the advertise
ment. The list could be gone through and two-thirds of the
quotations shown to be lifted from the paid advertisements
of Selling, who hopes by this trick to create the impression
that his candidacy meets with universal favor, whereas,
the truth is that favorable comment is forthcoming only
from standpat and assembly supporters.
No sincere progressive will vote for this violator of the
corrupt practices act, who fought the Crater Lake road bill
and slaughtered the normal
TEH ENDORSES
J.
AuguHt D. Singlcr, who seek noni
iimtvui on the republicnu ticket for
county blteriff hits the endorsement
of Colonel Theodore Iloosevell. Tho
colonel'u beht wishes for Mr. Sin
Ilt'h success were contained in a let
ter received from New York today,
following- the receipt of one of Mr.
Sirijjler'h cumpuign curds ut the col-,
onel's office. '
Tho fuet thai Colonel Itoohevelt
hus loutr udvoeuted largo fumilien for
Amerienns led one of Mr. Singlei'
fricntlri to muil a campaign cnrtl oust.
Tho curd in a novel one1, depleting
Mr. Singler'K family of hovon cliildri'iij
und bearing the words, "The party I
am working for." Thereupon tliq
colonel acknowledged receipt of th
eard with bin bust wiwheb for Miv
Singler'tf biiccesH.
MCDOWELL'S RESTAURANT
SOLD TO R. N. FOSTER
It. N, Foster, who has been hero
about a year with tho Medford Cream
and Unttor company has purchasod
McDowell's rostaurunt nnd Is now
In charge Mr. Foster Is a llvo wire,
Is pleasant and accommodating und
will niftkq a success of tho business.
Ho vl add a dullcatesseu lunch and'
will oll milk, croiun, etc,
A
SHIER
it supported the late Captain
paper's only interest is the
OPINIONS.
by Mark "Woodruff, one of
schools.
TO
BE IN ARIZONA
Arthur J. Smith and Mrs. Perry
KuottH of (Jold Hill, alleged to have
eloped in February nre said to he in
Drugon, Arizona, according to infor
mation received by Dibtriet Attorney
Mulkey. Itcquisiliou papers will bo
usked.
When the couple left hurriedly for
the houth in J-'cbrimry considerable
excitement was ereuled in Cold Hill
as the liriiu'ipals were well known
there, Smith bad been a boarder
ffor Home time in the Kubttri Jiomc.
COFFEE DEMONSTRATION
AT SCHEIFFELIN'S
Miss Knthqrlno Hansen, an otpert
on coffee making, is serving tho fam
ous brand of Dwlght Edwards coffee,
at Schelffollu's grocery this week.
Miss Hanson was hero onco before In
tho satrio capacity. , .
THIS WILL INTEREST MOTHERS
Mother; Cray's Sweet Powders foi
Children, a Cortaln relief for Fever
IshnoHB, Headache, Bad Btomacn.
Toothing Disorders, move and regu
late tho Bowels and Dostroy Worms.
They break up colds in ZK hours,
They aro so pleasant to the tasto
('hlidren llko them, Ovor 10,000
testimonials. Used by Mothers for 23
xenrs, Thoy never fnll, Bold by all
Druggists, 25c. Bamplo mnllod
FREH, Address, Alloa 8. Olmsted,
Le Hoy, N, Y, t .
BJfBB
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(Paid AdTrtl8inont.)
For Sheriff.
I Announce myself no a candidate:
tor sheriff, promising n continuance
of tho businesslike administration I
have given tho office In tho past,
W. A. JONES.
County Clerk.
I heroby anuounco mysolf as a can
didate for tho democratic nomination
for tho otflco ot county clork, tub
Ject to tho will ot tho rotors of that
party at tho primaries. I m-omleo
tho pcoplo of Jackson county that In
caso ot my nomination and olecl'on I
will fulfill tho duties ot tho otflco ac
cording to law and tho best of my
knowledge and Ability.
W. II. MILLER.
Gold Hill, Ore., Fob. 16, 1913.
For County Cleric.
I hereby announce my enndidnoy
for republican nomination na county
clerk. If nominated uhtl elected, I
will conduct the office according to
law and will treat all patrons court
eously. aEOKQB A. GARDNER.
County Recorder.
I am a candidate for a socond
term for tho office ot County Ro-
cordcr on tho' Republican ticket, sub
ject to tho coming primary.
I have conducted tho ottico to tho
best ot my ability, tho books aro al
ways open for Inspection and feel
that I am entitled to a second torin.
FRED L. COLVIO.
For Prosecuting Attorney.
I hereby announce myself, na a
candidate tor tho democratic nomi
nation for tho otflco ot prosecuting
attorney for tho first proaccutlng at
torney district ot Oregon, embracing
tho counties ot Jackson and Jose
phine, subject to tho will ot tbo vot
ers of that party at tho primaries,
nnd I plcdgo the pcoplo ot Jackson
and Josephine counties that In tho
event of my nomination and election
I will fearlessly, Impartially and to
tho best ot my ability prosecuto all
violations ot law In said district and
endeavor to administer tho duties ot
said otflco with tho utmost efficiency
and economy. E. E. KELLY.
For ltcprcscntaUvc.
I respectfully present my natno as
candidate 'fbT' representative to the
republican voters at tho coming pri
mary. I bare been onco honored by
tho pcoplo of Jackson county, having
been chosen to represent them In tho
stato assembly two years ago. If
nominated and elected, I Bhall do In
tho futuro as I haro in tho past:
glvo to my constituents as honest and
faithful service as lies within my
power. I realize that thoro are mat
ters ot Importance! to southern Ore
gon that will como up In tho next
meeting ot tbo legislature at Salem,
and it will bo my earnest deslro If
elected to act to tho fullest satisfac
tion of all tho pcoplo of Jackson
county.
J. A. WESTERLUND.
For County Judge.
I am a candlduto for tho nomina
tion of county Judgo of Jackson coun
ty to bo determined by tho will of
tho voters at tho primaries April 19,
1912. If I am nominated and elected
I' will during my term of offlco, aB
soon as lawful authority of tho voters
can be secured, bond tho county and
begin tho construction of a scientific
system of permanent roads. Ono mil
lion and a half dollars Is not too
much for this purpose But a dol
lar's valuo must bo had for ovory
dollar spent. I will opposo Increas
ing tho county's warrant indebted
ness and will endeavor to rcduco tho
Bamo and restore tho county'w credit.
I will assutno full responsibility for
a business administration oi every
county offlco.
F. B. MERRICK.
For County Coinnrwsloner.
I horcby announco myself as can
dldato for tho nomination of county
commissioner for tho four year torin
subject to the ondorsomont of the,
republican votoro at tho primary
election April 19. 1912.
If nominated and elected 1 will
during my term of offlco conduct tho
business ot Jackson county on a
strictly business basis, and to tho
best Interests of tho taxpayers, and
without fear or favor to any party,
parties or to any particular section
of tho county.
W. C. LEEVKR.
Courtly Recorder1,
I heroby announco myself as a can
dldato for tho republican nomination
for tho offlco oj county recordor, nub.
Ject to tho will of tho voters of that
party at tho primaries. I was born
and raised' at Eiagle Point, Ore. I
havo for tho' past two years been
doputy In tho assosaor's office and
all I ask the people to do Is to look
up my character and past rocord be
fore casting tholr .ballpts.
CHATJNCEY FLOREYl
County Clerk.
I announce uiysojr candidate
for tho republican nomination for tho
otflco ot county clerk, nubject to tho
prlmniloa April It), 10 111.
N. L. NARRKQAN.
For Sheriff.
I respectfully present my nnruo to
tho republican voters ns candidate
for sheriff of Jackson county at tho
coming primaries. I unto aorvod
two term nil constable of Medford
district, nmt It nominated and elected
! shnll servo tho pcoplo In tho tuturo
as In tho past.
AUG. D. SINfJLBn.
rroiecutluK Attorney.
I horcby announce mysolf ns n can.
dldato tor tho office of prosecuting
attorney for tho First prosecuting at
torney district of Oregon, compris
ing tlio counties of Jackson nnd Jo
sephine, subject to tho will of tho
republican voters nt tho prlmnrles.
It nominated and oloctod I will
prosecuto alt violations of tho law
and will faithfully dtschargo tho du
Hon ot tho office, honestly, Impar
tially, economically and to thu best
of my ability.
II. K. HANNA.
Jacksonville, Ore., March 14, 41)12
For ItcprewntttUvc.
I horobynnnouncn myself ns n can
dldnto for tho nomination as ono of
tho two roproueutatlves to tho assem
bly for Jackson county, to bo chosen
by tho republican voters nt tho pri
mary election April 19, 1912.
My two Intercuts tho ranch at
Contra! Point and law prnctlco
having brought mo In touch with
conditions confronting both tho farm
er nnd tho business man. In consent
ing to make tho raco for tho nomina
tion for representative, I wish to
stato that I am in favor ot well built
highways, constructed" along econom
ical nnd scientific lines. 1 favor such
laws ns will ennblo our, orchardlsts
to protect and caro for their orchards
In tho best posslblo manner. I be
lieve In such legislation as will pro
tect nnd safeguard all tho Interests
of tho pcoplo hi mutters of tnxatlon,!
railroad rates nnd efficient publlo
service.
And It nominated nnd elected, I
will give to each taxpayer honoat,
efficient and buslnessltko service.
JOHN H. CAHKIN.
For Sheriff.
To tho Republicans ot Jackson
ceunty:
I horcby announco that I am a can
didate for tho Republican nomination
for sheriff ot Jackson county, Ore.,
subject to tho wishes of tho voters of
tho Republican party, to ho expressed
at tho primary election on April 19th,
1912. In caso I should bo nominated
and elected to tho said office, I prom
lso tho pcoplo ot Jackson county a
buslnessllko administration of tho of
fice. Ilcnu nomination for county surveyor,
' T3MMETT 11EESON.
County Surveyor.
I am a candldato for tho rcpub
subject to tho primary election In
April.
If elected I will perform tho duties
ot tho office with tho system and abil
ity that my credentials of former or
pcrlonco and my private work of the
pnst threo years lit this county credit
mo with.
Coplos of letters recently sent to
tho county clork and court, and tiow
in my p'OKiicsalou, regarding uly abil
ity and past oxperleucd, may bo had
by any voter requesting tho same.
II. O. 8T0BCKMANN.
For Assessor.
I hereby anuounco mysolf ar a can
dldato for a second term for county
assessor, subject to tho republican
primaries, April 19, 912, nnd prom
Iso If nomlnatod and elected to do
my duty In tho futuro an I have In
tho past. W. T. QRIEVE.
For Prosecuting Attorney.
I heroby nnnounau inysolt a candl
dato for tho republican nomination to
tho offlco of prosecuting nttornoy for
tho first district, Oregon, If I am
nominated and olected I shall prose
cuto all violations of tho law, mid
ospcclally will I prosecuto all viola
tions of tho liquor laws, and nil laws
safeguarding tho wolturo of young
manhood and womanhood In this Jur
isdiction, This I Hhull do with whnt
ovor of Btrongth and ability my six
years' cxporlenco as a practicing nt
tornoy and tlirco years as doputy
prosecuting nttornoy of this, district
has conforred, Vory respectfully,
J. N, JOHNSTON.
(Paid adv.)
County Hurvcyor,
I hereby announco my candidacy
for tho ubovo named offlco, subject
to tho Republican primaries in April,
I respectfully refer tho electors to
my past record as a basis upon which
to Judgo my qualifications for said
offlco.
T. W. OSGOOD,
For County Judge,
I am a candldato for. democratic
nomination na comity Judge, If
oloctod 1 prninlHu In reform all loose
ami enrol wu methods gf transacting
public IuihIiicn'h, anil to tulmlnlHtor
thu attaint ot Jackson enmity on
utrlct mid nyatomntlo btiNlnumi linen,
I will uhhIhI in building good roads,
build up tho couiity'n rrcdlt, labor fui
Itii ovory material Intercut nlong pro
gresHtvo nnd economical lines. 1 will
favor no locality nt tho oxpeiiHo of
nuy other and I. will safeguard nil ot
your material Intercuts connclcntloutu
ly and to tho heat of my ability.
FRANK L. TOU VI3LLW.
Medford, It. F. 1). No. 2.
For Cou nfy Clerk,
heroby nunoiinco my candidacy
I
for county clerk subject to tho ro
publican primary on April 10, It
nominated and elected I promlso a
bustnMHlIko administration of tho of
fice, nnd will observe tho lawn gov
erning tho otflco In every detail to
tho beat of my ability.
W. F. QUISBNllKItRY.
For County Sum') or.
I am asking for tho republican
nomination, and It I am oloctod I will
mnko tho offlco menu uoinothlng.
All comity work requiring engi
neering skill should bo done by tho
county Kiirvoyor, nnd maps nnd other
data filed for futuio reference. Hav
ing mndo tho surveyn for tho adjudi
cating of Little llutto creek water
rights and n topographic map of a
Inrgo portion of tho Hoguo river val
!(, besides other surveys, I am able
to glvo first-hand Information.
RALPH P. COWaiLU
Watch Our Addition
Grow
Jackson nrul Kumuitt
Medford Realty and
Improvement Company
SI. F. . H. Co. Illdg.
Draperies
W carry a vey pemplrto lino
of ilrtipprlrji, Ire ourlnlnfi. fu
tur rite, anil'lo nil rlaiira of
iiplioldicrliirt A i"-clrtl umn to
look nflor tlila vurk ofclimlvaljr
nnd will hIvk a kooI nvrvlco na
U iM)lb(n to ct In ven Ui
InrKPnt olllrn.
WEEKS & HgGOWAN C0
A Tunic. AUerntlvc nt H)lt!it. Tlie
bftt trinrilf for KIJiiry, I.lvcr and UowcU,
lilirlcs llmplco, 1 iiiptloniainl DltoiiIrM
of the hk.ii) luril)r II Woo.1 ami lvr
Tene, bticajlli anl Igor to the cutiic yttiu.
Clark & Wright
LAWYERS
WASHINGTON, D. O.
Public Land Itatters: Final Proof.
Desort Lands, ConteiU nnd Mining
Cases. Scrip.
NEW THOUGHT MEETINGS
Aro Held in Mooho Hall every
Tbtirsiluy nt It p. m. Everybody
invited.
F0RDE CAN DO IT
Do you want your lawn put in
flmt olitHH shapuT All work
guaranteed. Leave address with
IT. It. I'altersn, Quaker Nursery,
Nash hotel.
Medford Roal Estato
& Employment Agoucy
FOR HALE
7 acres 2 miles out, only $2fi0
per aero.
120 ncrcH which would mulco a
good ranch, Jfio per acre.
20 acres .'I miles out, 18 planted
to pears, 200 per acre.
11 acres -I miles out, only $3700.
Lot Jn city for only $200, turniH.
7 room bungalow plastered Iioiiho,
12000, tortus.
I room now house, a good buy,
$1400, terms,
5 room Iioiiho near tho North
school, $2000, terms.
5 room houso and furniture which
In first class In every way and a
No. 1 bargain, $2900,
RolluqiilHhmoutH nnd jiomcstoads.
EMPLOYMENT
II four-horsa teams for hauling,
$1.00 per ton,
Want uovorl iiunn to work on
ranch. Call at onco,
Qlrls for gonorul housework.
Phono In your orders for mon;
no chargos to tho employer.
Those who want work cull and
Ieuvo your address and uamo,
Mrs Ittn,or In always on hand to
take your name und address,
E, V. A. BITTWEK
ROOMS 6 AND 7, PALM BLOCK
.Opposite Nash Hotel
PhOao 4111; Home, II.
IfrMiil'l
WHERE TO GO
TONIGHT
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STAR
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Under direction Peoplo'n Amuse
mnnt Co. Alwnyn In tho load.
rt .1'iiMiirimNM'il l'lntiiluyft -n
I'Olt THE C()M.MOWi:. ll'll
Thin wilt pull at our heait strings
tiii: HiimuiT's u.wohtku
A real western thriller
TOl't.H MV LEVI
Hcnmmlng wostuni comedy
THE COIN OP
Drama
I 'ATE
WIPKY'.S MA COMES MACK
I'uiiiiltmL comedy In months
Alt SATHEIt
New Hong
tin: WOOLWOIITIIH
Medford'M PnvorHo Munlrliinri.
Admission 10c, Children Co
MATINHICB IJVKRY DAY
Coining! Coming!
Friday and Kalurday, April 19
and 2", Kalem's sensational War
Drama
A MPUtTAN'S MOTIIKK
This In without question th"
most thrilling war phturo ever
produced bv tho Knlem rompmi)
ISIS
lOc THEATRE lOc
HI'ECI SL HILL
'Ji Dig Art of Vuinl'llli' '-
Tuciidav and VediKwdiiy only.
HILLY AthTIN AND SMITH
Those Musical Comedians, nnd
OSWALD
Thu ynuugi'Hl Ventriloquist on the
American stage today
loot) liri of IVntuii' Film
Till: CIMHOLUi: KKYOLVIcVt
IVnlurliig ADKLE DE (lAUI)K.
tho Vltngraph Company' wonder
fill lltfli' ailreas, one of tho young
est In tho world
a (,i(,i:mntrD cpcid
A clever little Comedy
AS TOLD BY I'RINCHSS HESS
Tho dramatic story of an Indian
maiden's gratitude
AT Till: POINT OP A SWORD
Heavy Drama
Evenings, 10c nny sent In tho
houso. Special Children's Mat
I n eo ovory Saturday and Sunday
nt 2 p, m admission fia nnd lore.
Follow tho crowds to tho IhU,
Wo solicit your pntronngo,
which will bo received with court
esy. Hall & Myers
Taxi Co.
Taxicabs and
Touring Cars
Phonos; Pacific. 1100 Home 100
Tlmo Rntcs:
City on PnvomontN, J.'I.OO por hour
Country, $2. DO por hour
Waiting Tlme:
10 Cents Every Four Minutes or
$1.50 Per Hour
Ladles Shopping, $2. CO Por Hour
Doctors' City Calls $2. HO Pur Hour
Taximeter Rates:
Sorvlco Day or Night
Tako tho Urown Cars Cm
A SNAP
(10 acres, six mllon from Medford,
good gradod rond ctobhob tho tract,
all free noli, at $f0 pur acre, $1000
will hnudlo, easy tonus on halanco,
Part Is crook bottom laud, flii'tnhlo
tor alfalfa. Suvoral springs on tho
place, Tlmhor enough to pny for tho
tract, No buildings, In tho Griffin
Creole district,
W.T.York (SI Co.
PLUMBING
Steam and Hot Water
Heating
All Work Ouaranfoot.
I'rlcou Jtousonublo.
COFPEEN & PRICE
BO Xowurd slock, nntrsno on etlt Kt,
?vUlQ 3071, Xviuo 919,
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